: U.S) Weather Buress Forecast : : Details page two ~~ F : ]. a = ' a 4 i | ! ; ‘¢ TIAC PRESS 114th — = | " *x * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 —388 PAGES OA NTERNATIONAL \aweunite : Te. og 3 rs wept Through C reek Culvert the creek, which fs higher than! According to’ Lieut. Warrilow, the usual after the four-inch rain culvert is—packed with rubbish, which swamped the city Sunday. | itires and-.other junk and debris. Ronald fell in, and a playmate He estimated the water was six leaped to rescue him. ~ ito beat hou bap? 4 et . »| Grandberry, a ene H iloaliypahdgrgy wool * okt be | Motors Truck and Coach employe rescuer, and the Ladwell boy was off on sick leave, was sitting on torn from his grasp, and sucked the front porch of his home at 34 moned to the scene said today dashed to the opposite end, and the child’s trip through the cul- (caught the boy as he bobbed out vert was miraculous. . Lieut. of the pipe. the bey ind been cubmerged coughed up a [little water, Renald more than one minute. - a an | othe unhur t. F ‘ontiac Neighbor Curtis Grandberry: . t. rine t late. rushed to the scene when he heard| * 'F © os — mae screams for help trom children| "Wshed to — : plucked from the stream by a . usighber ot be Gahaiaged teal opposite end. Ronald Ladwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ladwell, 38 Deland Ct., is almost none the worse for wear today, except for a few . there. needed. — : into the mouth of the culvert. ‘Deland Ct. when they boy fell into bruises. , . When the youngsters told him According to witnesses, a group : = Screams of the playmates the pipe which goes under the Fire department officials sum- what had happened, Grandberry of youngsters was playing near Entrance to Pontiac Creek Culvert brought Grandberry to the scene. (court. Pontiae Schoo! Tex 574 Die in Plane Explosion ad 7 74 Concdotes Fiemme If Ocean Off Jersey Coast tor August Primary Bringing Boost | Seventy-four candidates have fled nominating Pet topo) git for taxes IJ.- Fated Airliner Which Crashed Into AtlanticNo One Escapes tions with County Clerk Lynn D. Allen for count ! d y of City, Education Set . Fireball Death: offices or legislative posts from Oakland County dis- Hunt Continues tricts. Deadline was 4 p. m. Tuesday. at $37.60 Per $1,000 Names of candidates seeking to represent their party ; "in November will appear on the ballots at the primary Pontiac taxpayers will | -election Aug. 7. Three candidates, all present office ceive school tax bills holders, have filed for re-election on the non-partisan 2Mounting to $23.90 per ticket. $1,000 of city assessed val- Allen, County Treasurer Charles A. Sparks, and Prosecutor Freder- Uation next month, city teen cr te aren ick C. Ziem face no opposition for renomination. assessor W. Ray Ransom ‘* icrims O enezveian Among their opponents, Democrats Odin H. Johnson, running for said today. j Constellation Crash lerk® and Robert W. St , clerk,” a evens for treasurer also are’ unopposed. With the city government Lists of the candidates follow. Incumbents are marked with an NEW YORK (?—A Vene- asterisk. tax rate of $13.70 per $1, | . 000, the taxpayer's total zuelan airliner burst into Democrats Republicans bill will add up to $37.60 flame early today and CONGRESS CONGRESS per $1,000 of city-assessed hurtled nearly two miles, (18th District) "(8th Distriet) an ee ‘falling into the Atlantic ~< | = ty La) i 5 oa Paul Sutton, Royal Oak Thomas F. McGuire Oak Park told jast night the rate would be Ocean, killing 74 persons. Zigmund Niparko, Hazle Park George N. Higgins, Ferndale $73.75 for schoola. Ransom said to- It was the world’s worst Gilbert H. Davis, Royal Oak William S. Broomfield, Royal day a one per cent surplus is le- ee ene Jack L. Ward, Birmingham ve e E wally allowed ie Gor actus! eax * . he wireshoto . — disaster in regular airline Marc Williams. Berkley Geude E. Sedier. Rayal Ook Although the ocheol tax is lees ON DELIVERY FLIGHT—Venezuelan Super Constellation air- service. STATE SENATOR STATE SENATOR jp authorized by the County liner that crastied into Atlantic Ocean today is shown in flight last | Ships reaching the site, (Oakland County) (Oakland County) | Allocation Board, it represents | Ye@? when it was delivered to the operating company, Linea Aero- \some 32 miles east of As- Fred Elias, Hazel Park Edward Morey, “Milford | an imerease of $4.00 over last postal Venezajana. It was one of two in service between New York \ bu Park. N. J.. radioed Be Rowston, Pontiac a nhip Southfield years S84 Gear'beos OU ‘h 2 later that th J. Connolly, Royal Oak *O*RS1'P a The Board was authorized to + ours ater a ree Stanley M. Brown, Waterford ‘bodies or parts of : bodies jhad been recovered there. | The vessel on the scene bed reported: | “Found no survivors. Ex- lpect to find none.” The pilot of a Coast Guard plane (sent out to try to guide the stricken four-engine Super Constel ee Township spread $18.27 per $1,000 for schools Pontiac Unit Learns in Field | David E. Utley, Pontiac Robert W. Hodge, Pontiac Town- in Featac on Siate-cqualiand valu- W. Kollin, Ponti: ons, Ma ‘Wc, Rope Oat [Richard D. Kuhn, Waterord Ween seed o te tower cty COOK Or Clerk—All Handle Township . | valuations that appear on indi- George D. Hicks, Pootiae | itty Lnige. Drvion Plaine Ne yee well wer 3. TanNKS in Reserve Training) Donald O. Menzies, Clarkston Decision to spread $16.33 on | ES William S. Dahlerup, Ferndale Presscuter |State-assessed valuations resulted | By PETE LOCHBILER Frederick C. Ziem, Pontiac® = the $23.75 tax per $1,000 city Pontiac Press Staff Writer : } County Clerk | Oda 1. Jeamecn; Pontioc Sheriff : beens each property owner will’ Camp McOOY, Wis.—Everyone from company clerk lation back to New York's Idlewild wreesneer Frank Irons, Pontiac® Superintendent of Schools. Dana to battalion cook drove a tank and fired its cannon Airport after it reported engine a, : David E. Brann, Royal Oak P. Whitmer explained the unex- gyri he tw k al traini io f Pon trouble—said later of the falling aoe W. Stevens. Madison “Ajian M. Bulloch, Southfield pected rise in school taxes was due uring the two-week annu raining session Oo! Fon: airliner ts . iac’ ; , Heig Township c to leur factors tac s 703rd Tank Battalion, a unit of the Army Reserve's ' »' ‘2 was frighteaing sight. 0 Register jeuaty Clerk 7th “Trailblazer” Division. was a big ball of flame. It all Wages next year will amount AP Wirephete Map Se Prk n D. Allen. Waterford Town- 1, shout $400,000 more than “That's the way the Pontiac outfit operates,” accord- ROUTE OF AIRLINER—Solid line shows approximate route of | MPPened very fest. bacoray ee Pontiac Treasurer "| anticipated, he eal. Rehabillta- ing to Lt. Col. Licyd A*— Venezuelan airliner from Idlewild airport to a point 250 miles east “The plane began to jettison fuel William O. Murphy, Royal Oak Charles A. Sparks, Waterford, a ms EF pola eae oe yo Gabler, commanding Of-jhere, including the Pontiac con- of Norfolk, Va., before it turned back. oS marks location of crash 2% then five seconds later a ball Hazel A. Kuschinsky. Troy Township* — more man e% ficer. “With us,” he states, 'tingent. about 35 miles east of Asbury Park, N. of flame broke out. The plane (Continued on Page 2. Col. 5) | Register | me ; . “military duty comes first,) An peers 3,000 regular a — ee a eee a spiraling : n increase in enrollment wi are temporarily al Roy M. West, Berkley ‘mean cosfly expansion, and pay- before any sideline special- severe cappart pat? pasate Brooklyn Boy Orphaned “Tt was falling 4.000 feet a min- : (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) ies. Angi ute. It hit the water with terrific After Heat Wave, ‘ments must now be made on in-| “Beciies: all the fellows sat tion, bringing the personnel total 7 terest and principal of bond bes. : “up t ly 17,000. but the s oy T d W impact, The plane was enveloped Summer D ue Showers Predicted cucnpheted building. te added. i — pedal paheens at home pee apy ae ae in ae aster Nn Fr a g € Dh Oo I Ss t by flame on impact. | The bi LOD XPLOSION huge camp, built in 1942 to ac- e- Barly Thursday Tonight, Tomorrow Mtectived Mon, 82, ‘ec mittsns pt Sa te mma or Se” TD Commercial Air History “testis te ries wy en After several days of 90 degrees Pontiac Reservists are trainin it began the fatal plunge. heat already experienced locally, Weds+Arkansas Gal, 16 nia a ha Ghbebene W oid War (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) . Seanedenen The Coast Guard pilot. Lt it. becomes official tomorrow. The Weatherman predicts the POTEAU, Okla. @® — William IT basic training camp near La _ The worst commercial plane crash in the United States until today Cmdr Frederick J. Hancox, 35, of Summer arrives then. Pontiac area will be partly cloudy Rarnes, 82, has taken Jean Hayes, Crosse on the Mississippi River. I ik d ; P [iol (Nestaeh, Ss Gian menue a Astronomically, the vacation through tomorrow with scattered 16 for his bride. Both are from nio ay S FIe@SS Air Lines plane near Laramie, Wyo. dived through bright moonlight at season peeks in at 5:24 a.m, And) |thundershowers tonight end tomor- Hartford, Ark. | The specialized tank crews will | County News .-....,.16, $1, 32 ‘an angle of about 60 degrees until we will have the longest daylight row, | Justice of the Peace Lewis C. Cu*mimate the practice today Editorials . «sacucesvecesens ‘ A 10-year-old boy lost his mother, father, sister and brother in the i¢ pit the water at 1:32 am. —15 glorious hours for the lucky | The low tonight will be near 65 Peck performed _ the marriage | and tomorrow as M4 light tanks Pet--Geld cee a" crash today of a Venezuelan airliner. j sas euld Gore was « “ted Om golfer — and the shortest night, degrees. The temperature will ceremony with Mrs. Della Jones, epeed through practice areas to Damen Runyon., ooo 20 teaPucteess Sosaseneia apc Pavel Uaata bees aot len ooh enecnigll and that hans were nine hours, which should relieve: renee “between $2-86 degrees to mother of the bride, logking on. Te om the rum at stationary | | "ys, 2a, og (of the boy, Lawrence Handler. The boy had been left to stay with his plosion as water tor ahead t6 the insomnia sufferers. ‘She accompanied her daughter targets. | Theaters. ...... 1s, 19 -/eamiparents. in Brooklyn. oe He yor i —aart Ole Man Sol has been climbing) The. iewest thermometer reading and Zave her approval. | The “Trailblazer” unit is a Re-| TV & Radio Programs... 37. | z —— | Soa hi ft, although tt as Ge fom ee ale Preceding 8 a.m was 62. The mer-| The bridegroom sported a serve division of the Fifth Army) Wilson, Earl.................37 | serg chevvd| tee kenrtuclasd Sacee Casaubon: el dn | cae oa beaphibion, rt Ss . is 2 he ae | |Cury rose to 75 degrees at 2 p.m. ‘handlebar mustache. and has brought about 2.300 men’ Women's Pages. ..21, 22, 23, 24 Later he spotted an oil alick This will mark the most northerly. The Coast Guard said the airliner sank in water about 120 feet deep. and debris, including “clothing, ran meres He = round Broken for General Hospital Additions," ss neni lien) is amin antl ad al yh emma Summers last slightly longer The airliner crashed about 32 than winters — which should make The greatest joes of life ever recorded for a plane mishap was miles east of Asbury Park, N. J., the kids happy — because the when a military C124 went down near Tokyo in 1953 with 129 service- and 40 to 50 miles south of idle: earth is moving a little more’ men aboard. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) Wives! --- This Gal's on the Beam during summer. THAT'S | GOOD | | LEVITTOWN, Pa. —An outspoken woman , guess that she’s crowding 80, nor question her proud ADVICE jwith the iron of self-reliance in her blood says that’ boast of ‘“‘grand’’ health. imany a modern American husband dies too soon Her husband Alexander has done all right too. ‘because his wife saddles him with endless house- He's a sunny, pink-cheeked, eye-twinkling 91. hold tasks. DESERVES A BREAK “Young wi killing their husbands b expecting Hat = ss ancl work when tear On the subject of what she calls men's rights, get home from their jobs,” asserted 78-year-old | Mrs. Murdoch said: Mrs. Agnes Ferguson Murdoch, “T think a tusbend deserves a chance to relsit “and it’s all done in the name of cooperation! when he gets home after working all day. “All this talk you hear these days about co- “And I believe wives are pushing their hat operation. Which really means things like the hus- | ands into heart attacks by demanding tos band taking over the children as soon as he walks in the door, pitching in on.a lot of housework, and all the rest of it. Oh, it's all so familiar, as the men know.” one 8 Extra-Pleasure on ‘HAS EXPERIENCE Lew THE PONTIAC . Mrs. Murdoch reared six children of he + : is rs. xc n of her own PRESS mailed to your . ‘ a 2 _and had a big hand in the upbringing of three step- summer address. It is - Pentise Frees Prete children besides. easy ...just Dial HOSPITAL MILESTONE—Mayor: Wiliam \W. Donaldson yester- sdeive tne oi mecibice al Ge tuaghted Bited Of Trameen (left to | For most of the 44 years of her. married FE 2-8181, Circulation Coy efrercen tale ground fer conmradtion of the Fouling Gingral right) Harold B. Euler, Harold S. Goldberg, Willis M. Brewer, Mrs. | life she took care of a 15-room house with little Dat, A \ tal addition, Some 60 persons witnessed the ceremonies’ at Sesrrenmre ots mate shite Ww Huron Stryet and Seminole Avenue. Shown wih Ge ‘mayer Absent was Joseph Jones. _ '., What's more, she thrived on it. Not many would | A , ) 4 4 . 4 (eet A : ff 4 ie f Z j - 19 , ( Fa! pee ¥ af t ‘ : I i i J | F hy , vi is" DEST i, i [ * if : fi f } | } i ‘ i 4 8 fi f 9 j / _THE PONTIAC cas, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1936 of the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. As chairman, Novak will repre- sent Pontiac on the Junior Achieve- iment Board of Directors for South- ‘eastern Michigan. He succeeds R. 'W. Emerick, director of public re- lations for the Pontiac Motor Di- visions of General Motors Corp. Novak said in the chairmanship, “The immediate pathic Hospital, JA had to vacate its center on Mill Street, “We will welcome any assistance Local Lawyer Nar Assistant Prosecuor The appointment of Jerome K.' Jr., 29, as assistant prosecu-| erick C. Ziem. The new appointee lives at 2247 Kohler St., Waterford Township. Barry replaces Gerard A. Poehl-' man, who resigned last week to be. A — of Michigan State| University and Detroit College of Law, Barry has been engaged in| private practice since his admis-' sion to the bar in 1954. He is a navy veteran and mem- 14 Killed as Plane Explodes ‘in Atlantic (Continued From Page One) » > en 10 minutes of flying The fisherman, John Doman, 45 year-old er and a Navy veteran of World War II, said: “] made’ my cast and when I came up the beach to tighten my line I saw this thing coming) down.” He said it appeared to be 15 or! 2 miles offshore and that it had a giare of light around it as if thing. | “It plummeted down quite sharply and then seemed to level) out in a glide, It seemed to hover, there for 15 seconds and then it! again and went down.” j added: “I made tracks for ~~ Coast Guard station.” The — plane was operated by Linea Aeropostal Venezolana. "| | Fi it is claimed this was the first-city ' | td take that step. The Weather Fall C5. Weather Bureag — Partly. clendy through Riba seattered | thendershewers this afternoon, tonight and veer 7, t 6, high Seutherty winds est 18, ty teday. briefly oe im thender- Teday “e P Pontiac Lewest temperature preceding § a.m = $ 8 om: pus velocity 10 mph prestion: Bout Sun sets Seanaehey at 812 pm. @un rises Thursday at 4:55 2m Moon rises Wednesday at 6,68 = Moon sets Thursday at 3:37 Downtown | Temperatures i 4 eerenese a3 1 p. _, 8 Tp. Teesday in Pontiac {As recorded downtown) . One Year ‘Age in Pontine Lowest, femperavure ries So ee bermfain 127. Lowest Temperatures This ee ee aaa riieeii i mabe ecoetlaaat cy eo Lag pa ou eh Nae ay ‘in this matter from residents who may know of vacant space.” Junior Achievement firms were igiven space at the Pontiac Motor Division plant on Baldwin during the last months of operation. Other members of the committee jand the subcommittees on which ‘they serve are: rector, Fisher Bedy Division, General Meters; Heary Gotham. ae, for Junior is Edward) Novak, Pontiac rict Manager Public Relations and Special Ac- tivities Committee: Russell Bas- bia Dw ARD NOVAK . |Motors Truck and Coach and: El- -|mer’ Pettengill, Pontiac Motor. ‘tional education, Pontiac schools. Novak will be installed as chair-' Hej sett, The Pontiac Press; William J. Dean, Dean Brothers; John Ma- Workers; Earl Maxwell, General Fund Raising and Finance Sub- committee: Carl Bradley, execu- tive director, Pontiac Area United Fund and Community Chest of Pontiac; Milo J. Cross, president, Pontiac State Bank: R, W. Emer- C. Cowe, oi] producer; Robert Nel- son, Universal Ot] Seal Co.; Her- peg _— chief of police, City Pontiac; Richard Fell, director : vocational education, Pontiac Public Schools; and Osmun, Com- munity National Bank, Program, Membership and Su- pervision Subconamittee: a geon, ‘and Fell, director of voca- | Candidates—Dems (Continued From Page One) Drain Cconuutestener Wallace E. Rice, Birmingham Melvin Eller, Pontiac Harry D. Randall, Pontiac Surveyor — (No Candidate) STATE REPRESENTATIVES District 1 Steven J. Kolar, Waterford Township John Township M. Hepler, _ Waterford DISTRICT 2 (Pontiac City) Harold E. Grant, Pontiac Leslie H. Hudson, Pontiac® Gerald W. Kehoe, Pontiac District 3 P. T. Smith Jr., Rochester strict 4 Bernard J. Fieger, Oak Park Oscar Freedenberg, Oak Park S$. James Clarkson, Southfield Township. District 5 David Paul, Huntington Woods District ¢ man of the group at a luncheon next Tuesday at the Waldron Hotel.’ ~ Deaths in Ponta Area ‘July 4, 1894 and married the for-| ‘Donald LeRoy Burger Donald . LeRoy Burger. ‘month old. son of Richard G. and. Amelia S: Kushion Burger of 383. Elizabeth Lake Rd. died yester- day. He had been ill séven hours. Donald was born here April 21, | two| ‘en, and a sister, Mrs. Thelma "|Mrs. Walter Rapp imer Helen Cope. Mr. Hudson, a resident of Pon- tiag 29 years, Was an inspector at Fisher Body Division, He was a member of the Masonic Lodge of Maysville, Mo. and a veteran of World War I. He is survived by his wife, Hel- Oak Park Man Files for GOP Nomination In a last-minute. filing for the Republican race for nomination to Congress from Oakland County, an industrial engineer and manage- Funeral | 5 Edward J. pan will be taken ‘following. the service ai Burial will . dict's Catholic Church. be Saturday James. Albert Wilson Recitation of the Rosary will be. for James Albert Wilson, 63, of 1834 Auburndale Rd. lowing at 8:30 p.m. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Catholic Church, 3756 Commerce | Rd. with burial in Mt. Hope Ceme- tery. Mr. Wilson died Monday in St. Edward J. Finn, 60, bailiff for. Circuit Judge Frank L Suaee fl y night as he to leave home to take tee a as ipresident of the Ferndale Memori- al Assn. He was elected to the post/, last month, Mr, Finn made his home at 426 E, Maplehurst St., Ferndale, with his wife who survives him. | Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. |George B. Kroesing of Oak Park and three grandchildren. The Rosary will be recited at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in Wessells’ Funeral Home, 23690 Woodward Ave., Pleasant Ridge. A ‘Requiem High Mass wil] be sung at 10 am. Friday in St. \James Church, 241 Pearson St., ‘Ferndale. Burial will follow in Holy ‘Sepulchre Cemetery there, Mrs. John Hovis , Mrs. John {Jennie} Hovis, &%1. died yesterday at the home of her’ son, Georgé, 137 Calvert St. after ishe was the daughter of Chris and | ‘Sena Matheson Peterson. She was \Married in Arcadia May 25, 18972.. Mrs. Hovis who had lived in i, \ | ago, she wag a member of the | Arcadia Methodist Church, | Surviving are five children, Mrs. George Lamont of Arcadia, Mrs. 'Vermon Benson of Eureka, Mo.. Mrs. Philip Adams, George and) grandchildren and 12 great-grand- from the Huntoon Funeral Home 'this evening to the Edward Funeral Hotye at Bear Lake. Service will ibe at 2 p.m. Friday at the Method- ist Church in Arcadia with burial in “ Conway Cemetery.: j mg L. Hudson | Lyman L. Hudson, 61, of 45 E. io . Rutgers St. was dead on admit- @5itance at 5:30 p.m. yesterday at Pontiac .General Hospital. He had been in ill health several weeks. He was born in Weatherby, Mo. children. Also surviving is a broth- att George Peterson of ‘Pontiac. Mrs. Hovis’ body will be taken Joseph Mercy Hospital after sev- eral ee illness. Wilson to Add to Add Voice in Foreign Aid Row WASHINGTON (INS) — Defense) Secretary Charles E. Wilson adds jhig voice today to the big defense-| foreign aid debate on | Capitan Hill. | Wilson and — Arter W. Rad- ford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs: of Staff, were called as closed-door iwitnesses on the administration's foreign aid program, now before the Senate Appropriations Comme, tee. At the same time, premature and debate was launched on the floor over the 34 billion 938 million dollar defense appropriation bill, This was stirred by a “bipartisan’’ move te trim a proposed one billion, 160 million dollar boost im Air Force funds to a more moderate al Born in Arcadia, May 2, 1875. | 500 million dollar increase. Democrats sparked the large \hike in Air- Force appropriations. They were met a day later by the substitute 500 million dollar figure Oakland County 17 years, came (offered by Sen. Styles Bridges (R- to Pontine nearly three years N_.H.), two other Republicans ‘and ithree Democrats. The Democrats are Sens. Harry | F. Byrd, | (La.), | (Fla.). (Va.), Allen Ellender, and Spessard oo Norman Hovis, all of Pontiac; 162 Socialist Parties Fail to Gain Ballot Places Nov. 6 general election ballot. that Hare.cannot accept additional for ballot When the deadline for filing passed several weeks ago, exami- nation by the elections bureau in, Hare's ce showed that both | Socialist-Worker a-nd Socialist-| Labor petitions were insufficient, deposited his petitions yesterday. a assistant deputy administrator B.P.O.E. No, 810 will conduct a ;|Lodge of Sorrow immediately fol- LANSING ( —. Chances went] 13: glimmering today for the Socialist- Workers and the Socialist-Labor Parties to qualify for placés on the Atty. Gen. Thomas M. Kavanagh has advised Secretary of State _|James M, Hare, it was learned, /|9 names to qualify the two parties ment consultant -from Oak Park Thomas F, McGuire, 52, a for- _John C. Hitchcock, Hazel Park ‘|killed in a series of clashes in| Billy §&. Huffman, Madison ghts Walter T. McMahon, Hazel Park* NON-PARTISAN OFFICES Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore, Royal Oak* Circuit Court Commissioner Verne C. Hampton, Pontiac* Maurice F. Cole, Ferndale* French Report 8) Rebels Killed Warfare Takes Place Near Northeast Algeria Close to Tunisian Line ALGIERS @® — French military headquarters reported today that 82. nationalist rebels have been ‘jof Michigan student from Ven- join his family in Caracas. -'Ohioans were victims of the Ven- niative in nearby Grove City re- Candidates—GOP [The Day in Birmingham (Continued From Page One) Thomas MacQueen, Milford Daniel T. Murphy Jr., Pontiac* Drain Commissioner Cadnius L. G. Goss, Royal Oak John G. Semann, Berkley Township Surveyor “? Ralph A. Main, Birmingham STATE REPRESENTATIVES District 1 Robert V. Parenti, Oxford Lloyd L. Anderson, Waterford District 2 (Pontiac City) Robert C. Miller, Pontiac District 3 H. V. Beggs, Pontiac Farrell E. Roberts, Bloomfield Township James C. Foster Jr., Birming- ham District 4 Theodore F. Hughes, Berkley* Scott W. Cole, Novi District 5 Vernald E, Horn, Royal Oak* Donald A.-Brown, Royal Oak District 6 Bruce P. Wheeler, Ferndale Gordon D. Haupt, Ferndale John OD. Cantrall, Madison Heights William R. Rotsted, Ferndale Student From U. of M. on Airliner Death Toll ANN ARBOR # — A University ezuela and the wife and two chil- dren of a recent graduate were among the 74 persons killed today in the crash of a Venezuelan air- liner in the Atlantic. Luis Alfredo of Ypsilanti was en route home to Caracas, An industrial engineering student, Hernandez transferred. to the university in September from Michigan Normal in Ypsilanti. Also killed were the wife of Elio DeArmas Velasquez and their two children, Alexander, 6, and Filo relia, 3 months. Velasquez received his master's degree; in public health at com- mencement exercises last. Satur- day. He was to leave tomorrow to COLUMBUS, Ohio WF — Two ezuelan airliner crash in .the At- lantic Ocean early today, a rel- bringing arms from Libya. ‘Warplanes, tarfks and marines were reported still battling an- other rebel band near the frontier of Morocco, 25 miles west of Oran. The French said their objective of the National Recovery Act, has also been supervisor of operations for the State Employment Service counties and a representative of| the U.S. Department of Labor and the U. S. Renegotiation Board in four states. | was a bitterly defended nationalist command pest. Chicago 10 am. Thursday in St. Bene-|in four Southeastern Michigan! Ag usual, ‘a “French admitted only light losses in all operations. The French, meanwhile, braced He spent three years in Wash- nationalists, one convicted of mur- ington in liaison between security, the wage and hours law, |War Production Board, and_ the Office of Price Administration. | A member of the National As- \sociation of Manufacturers’ Agents, jhe has been a Michigan resident Thursday in Our Lady of Refuge for 47 years. Married, he has four |’ | ichildren. Ike Takes Tip: To Set Up Council for Youth Fitness ANNAPOLIS, Md. (# — An im- portant first step has been taken here to consider ways of better- ling the physical fitness of Amer- ican youth in an age of automo- ibiles and et * s | A vecuniones group of youth; leaders left a two-day conference’ lon the subject today with assur- ance from President Eisenhower that he will follow their recom- mendation and establish a ‘‘Pres- ident’s Council on Youth Fitness.” It would be composed of Cabinet members concerned with the problem and will coordinate activ- ities of 35 federal agencies. . . Eisenhower also said he would ‘name a citizens’ advisory com- mittee to arouse in the American people a “new awareness of the importance of physical and rec- reational activity.’ * * Ld The President's concern over failure of American youths to pass a basic “minimum fitness’’ test which European youths the conference at the Naval Acad- jemy. z lke to Meet Pineau in Hospital Today The President scheduled a con- ference today with French Foreign’ Minister Christian Pineau ahd Sec-' retary of State John Foster Dulles. | It will be Eisenhower's second |meeting with a foreign dignitary |since his operation. West German IChancellor Konrad Adenauer met with him last Thursday. it ‘by American leaders who met! breezed through resulted in the calling of the dering a forest guard and the _|at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening in White House and Congress on the/other of participating in a rebel the Donelson-Johns Funeral] Home Measures which included, socialj/raid on a farm. They were the first of 60 or 70 rebels under death sentence to be executed since the start of the 19-month-old a ist worising. | ae i In cp French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau ends his round of foreign policy talks with Secretary of State Dulles today confident of vigorous Ameri- cah backing for France's contin- uing battle to crush an Algerian revolt. U.S. Loans 25 Million 4 United States and South Korea signed an agreement today pro- viding another 25 million dollars in American economic aid. The latest grant brings the total U.S. aid to South Korea for the 1956 fiscal year to 329 million dollars. Cement Blocks Stolen Thirty-ftve cement blocks were stolen from property at 4710 Clin- tonville Rd., Independence Town- ship, sometime between Saturday and Monday, owner James Picha told the Oakland County’ Sheriff's Department. today. ported, SEOUL, South Korea 7 — The t They were Mrs. Eileen Oursler, 30, and her 9-year-old daughter, Brenda of Toledo, a brother-in-law, Venezuela to join. employe of the Corp. who had been in the South American country since February. Reserve Unit Begins Annual Training Stint (Continued From Page One) im 90-degree heat, often working more hours that the 7:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. schedule calls for. Few have left the camp at night for recreation, and excellent fishing Borjas Hernandez. Work Pickup Anticipate Rehiring of, Men Each Week for Remainder‘ of ‘56 DETROIT w — Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Corp., two of the nation’s Big Three auto makers, said yesterday unemploy- ment at their plants had reached its peak and is on the decline. the low point in employment last month. EXPECT UPTURN © “We anticipate further rehires each week for the balance of the 1956 model run,” he said. “With the introduction of new 1957 expect to recall the balance of the in Michigan available for work." John S. Bugas, Ford vice presi- dent in charge, of industrial rela- tions, said current unemployment conditions “at worst, are about what they were in 1954." “But,” he added, "there is even less reason than there was in 194 for pessimism. “As a matter of fact, within the last 48 hours, we have found it necessary at Ford to increase Michigan's legislature returned to Lansing today to pick up where it left off Thursday in its squabble over liberalizing umemployment benefits. The Governor's proposals were still tied up in the house labor committee. Fee Branch Manager Plan Boosted by Hare LANSING up—Secretary of State James M. Hare has given the| State Civil Service Commission a ‘jog on his proposal to take his. fee branch managers out of the political patronage area. In a letter to Milton Muelder. “|commission chairman, Hare urged early action on it and scoffed at suggestions that his purpose was He said the commission probably will next meet in late August or early September. ‘Asks Traffic Safety Fund LANSING (®—Gov. Williams was| } COOLING—Mary Jo Corey, 9, of ar- plans to devote a good part of summer bor, feeds her two pet piglets, Pat and Mike, to bringing’ up the piglets who are now on a whose mother refused to care for them. The three-hour bottle schedule, young porters Ste part of a Stier of 3, Dery Jo : models in the fall of this year we 36,000 laid-off seniority employes) Draft Papers for. Switch of City Sewage Plant Daniel W. Barry, Waterford g . * A new high of 21 persons injured in one month's traffic accidents was set in May, announced Chief Ralph Moxley. There were no fatalities, but $15,919 in damages. Farm Aide Quits Under Pressure Macleaish Turns Over Resignation to Benson; Heavy Drinking Hinted WASHINGTON @ — Robert B. MacLeaish—citing high blood pres- sure—quit yesterday as farmers home administrator, He did so |while a Senate committee investi- gated charges of heavy drinking ‘and high jinks among top ageticy Jofficials. of a party in Montana where Farmers Home Administration of- ‘\ficials allegedly went around ‘‘kiss- ing all the girls,” including wives of subordinates. MacLeaish, it was known, con- ferred with ‘Secretary of Agricul: ture Benson yesterday. He report- edly looked glum a put ‘most_a fifth of whisky in a Den- ver hotel room after a meeting with Eisenhower on problems grow- ing out of the 1954 drought, Salesman Reports Theft . of Fire Extinguishers Detectives of the Oakland Coun- Orval. Kline, an extinguishe salesman from Swanton; Ohio, told county deputies his car was parked at an Oxford Township tavern yes- terday when the looting took place. The borders of Brazil touch upon every South American PATIO SLABS CHOICE OF COLORS 4 22” SQUARE OTHER SIZES COMPARABLY LOW i 3 | : « ‘ % a ‘ / i . 6 f : : : j a ” ae ae | ioe . THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 / . moe Press Puts $100 | feeee Grow Better Lawns & Bigger Plants in Pot-O- ea With Easy-to-Use Miracle RX-15 Fertilizer LOS ANGELES — Songwriter P, uzzle N O. 4 3 : Sinrts Cuarantees Complete Satisfaction or Money - Back Refund coo oe Fe | Lester ‘Lee, 51, best known for his “Pennsylvania Polka,” died yes- terday after a heart attack. Lee, who wrote songs for many Broadway musicals. before-eoming to Hollywood, was nominated for an Academy Award in 195 for -|the song “Blue Pacific’ in the movie “Sadie Thompson.” He leaves his widow Elpha and ¢|two sons, William, 20, and Jan, 10. Time to sharpen your pencil again, dust off the dictionary | Women. Sem cote seas | mre enms) LOse Growing Power Into. Levent, Plants record. Read directions and rules carefully, fill out the entry rondy have broadened priorities to weig hit rowing-Power Into wee Plants os ons é fii G dns Geass dersons wy to 20 ) and Vegetables—in Seconds Fae a ese ee ee SE) gcomapeaiing Wt Dem ewemans | Without sic AILS Now Grow Flowers, Shrubs, Trees in Virtual Se ge ay | ge ee 5 “Any Soil —- Werch “Dying” Lewes Grow would be the one which you would print in the space to the ‘[) proadening the recommended pri- : erities on a country-wide basis. Richer, Thicker, Greener in 7 Days! 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Your flowers twice the size of the ones they eventually get. Your rose bushes bending under three times the blooms they have. Your lawn a lush thick carpet of golf-course green. Your trees, shrubs, _ berries, vegetables, everything you grow just bursting with vigorous growing power and fruitful plant health all sea- son long. This year you can make that “dream garden” spring into life, _ and bloom all around your home. garden in the past—plus a few sprinklings of a scientific new growth formula developed by | Garden Research Laboratories. Plants fed in every their heels. The photographs showed that the fertilizer reached every bud, leaf and fibre of a giant rose bush in less than 60 minutes ... Scientific research had at last revealed a way to } infuse growth elements into plants, shrubs, trees and lawns , almost instantly, In later tests of several dif- ferent water-soluble type ferti- lizers, made first by scientists land then by experienced gar- deners, one special water-soluble formula — RX-15 containing spe- cial plant health ingredients — out-performed all others. And it soon outsold all others, too! This was the plant fertilizer used in the startling Television films of “THE RACE BE- TWEEN PLANTS”. These films smaller ones. In a race of Chry- santhemums, the RX-15 treated plant won by a score of 64 blos- soms to 11...A rose sprinkled fast as its twin and errs inte bloom 44 weeks earlier. A treated geranium growing — the size of the anette’ .An African Violet blos- with RX-15_ growing twice as. tive film, sho all letters in that circle must be cine in recent months indicate it as . — The $ sign. of course, can represent ANY letter won't be long before there is a MAKE THIS COMPARISON TEST ON YOUR FLOWERS! These two |], fertilizer . . - Just ask any of our 7500 customers who De Pra a te a Seady the cies re-evaluation. groups of calla plants were potted the same day, in the same soil and |} | have been using it -for the past two years, or buy the caetally polly typed as oll the — . — Senda ca vou be: a * 6 @ = arta las by side —— —a ee a — A re- ‘trial size’ RX-15 with a money- back guarantee of com- . ~ cerv normal y er, a received same | r, a eoalere, © these clues. Use your § signs to help ey apo 1, a = 0 aa ay a makin wes day wane of RXAS sided. Photos above chow plete satisfaction. -Honestly, you'll be doing yourself a That's all there ie to i Good luck! As nearly half the total of 68 See celine Stereees enky 1 ys eee. walli ae 84.978 released since the vaccine Makes Your Lawn art and Thick ..-In Just A Few Weeks RX-15 does for grass what ‘‘mother’s milk’’ does for babies! Dissolve a tablespoon of RX-15 in a gallon of water and write your name on your lawn. See the letters stand eut in thicker, greener, longer grass in just T days. 1 2 SOCOHREH HHT HERERO Oe ‘first ballot. gave incontrovertable proof of BD ceccccscacisscuwsessesedll doscscasescassoucessase —_—— : fibre in 60 minutes |how Roses, Mums, African en ceesd® conse, © [Tug Talks Renewed | SQ oe It all started with tests made| Violets, Geraniums and countless . ; ; . ‘ by University Scientists of a new | Mer Towers : z S icc.<. su veececliceccelcc EO! sa vejsicicciesccicieeciecine es A CLEVELAND & — Negotiations - | water-soluble type fertilizer. 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See results above! Plant produced another crop wonder this new formula — with 6 chelated elements, 3 other minor ele- Modern tapered design, letters like th ments, 3 j I ts—developed 0. 10 servant Bes te take 6 ......... now and then Easy grip handles frst quoly Him Teters Tike these: ihe | 7S0%e more big, mcious tomatoes. br"Uarden Reseach Laborers he can't really be trusted. . washable covering, etc This low price most beautiful Mums in the whole Fed earlier, RX-15 can belp you makes scraggly shrubs and dying % cuts, if net really effective. can prove te be pha 10% Federal tex neighborhood. | kept 3 friends | &°°™ double and triple-site trees leap into new life almost most unsatisfactory. ‘ - Metal Covered — Ru ged Built houses, betes ~ own, full of Somatoes. overnight. flowers summer long.” 10. The difficult ......... . of @ story may leave the reader Foot Locker TRUNKS Mrs. M. Provost pussied at the end. “Our lawn is the talk of the neigh area pera n morayeDemetare res, wae Lane comedians, she of him. Our Lowest Price! borhood. Already it has been cut three times while my neighbors she shoulda’ mek @. $ 49 —. even thought about oiling 10 The cc cess: en @ golf course in the spring may con- ir mowers yet.” stitute an extra hesard. : ar alpen “Sprinkled some RX-15 on some 13. The touch ef @ warm ..., ...... conveys @ very | Big 30x15'ox12 inch size late flower seeds | decided to plant message. 14. Sometimes a child needs the comfort of a more than anything. 18. The noise made by e icing the grapes eomasblas ca he ce 16. A .......... table isnt always camene for labora- tery work. OFFICIAL CONTEST RULES }. Anyscne is eligible to enter the POT-O-GOLD contest ceeeretone .. being beaten will 2. A contestant may submit as many entries as he or | she wishes but they must be on oificial entry blanks pines _ i answer words in the proper spaces, cut out the’ area enclosed by dotted lines and attach it securely to a 2-cent postcard. No entries will be accepted if they are in envelopes. Entries for Ruzzie No. 4 must bear a Tuesday, June 26, post- mark (or before). No entries received after that time, whether mailed or delivered by hand, will be declared eligible. The Press is not responsible for entries lost or delayed in the mail. foot locker with reinforced frame, baked - on enamel, Lift-out tray. Strong hinges. etc. All features of higher priced lockers. (10° tax.) Ideal for Sports - 18 plus Saginaw Street sIMm3 Beach -or Trav eling Zipper Duffle Bag : . 16-Inch | ST 3 t | Od a with the exception of Pontiac Press employes or their im- : spoonful of RX-15 in a gallon of mediate families. Size / water. Then sprinkle this on How to be Lazy and Gas Flowers Like acres plants you want to grow — while Inch Size Bag. $1.89 different os These low Ped. tax, ROTHERS at the end of the season. To the ut- ter astonishment of myself and my neighbors, | have grown the largest Zinnias you have ever seen. RX-15 is truly the marvel of all plant loods.” Mrs. Madeline Berner Results Are Guaranteed Make Your Own Twin Plant Tests Just do this. Mix one table- you treat twin plants with any other fertilizer. You will be as- tonished at.the difference in re- growing power that RX-15 shoots into all species of plants, trees and shrubs. You'll find RX-15 the clean fertilizer. No mess, no dirt, no odor — and no danger of “burn- ing” valuable plants, even if you should use 3 times more than Without even dirtying her hands, your’ wife in her Sunday Best can sprinkle the instant growing power of RX-15 on your lawn, flowers, fruits, in this newspaper. oo a CaS beg = runes. “ ae psd shrubs and vegetables while you take a snooze in the sun. This great — 4, . sults... and will have first-han formula — introduced by Garden Research Laboratories —is America’s ing, sturdy carry? handle Choice of wage : y &% To submit cn entry the contestant must print his two ore. These prices proof of the vitality and rapid | fastest-selling as well as fastest-growing water soluble fertilizer. Se Worth of RX-15 Makes 2 GALLONS of Plant Food for 100 Sq. Ft. of Garden— or 200 Sq. Ft. of. Lawn! the custo Uncen be casratel crraucsee detaile of B W. K i] directions tell you. f $. The Pontiac Press will award a cash of $100 a t ay to l R ches and Anfs Septet Tecieireiecbentt ® TR IAL SIZE Td) week to the winner of each weekly POT-0.GO contest. If Best Way to Kill Roaches and Ants se its high-potency fertility » more than one winning ariswer is received the prize will be ‘OCKROACHES end ente are . Only 3 pounds make over 1% P d divided equally among the winners. If any week or weeks the mast Gtlicalt & hold 120 gallons of liquid growing /2 Fopnes should pass without any winners, the prize. will be added weekly until a winning solution is submitted.* 6. Winners will be awarded an extra cash bonus of $25 h if th Pontiac P: bscribe f th any Srimiees oy Guasarees wnOninT ca aw isaas eal be substance which you apply with Try RX-15 Fertiliz water. Money back awarded to winner, no matter how many weekly a brush. Within minutes it dries Ty BaA- er guarantee. prizes may accumu ate, to control. Now you can ill these with Johnston's Super No-Roac No- Roach 77 a white viscous to form a colorless, odorless con- tact insecticide, that stays effec- power — enough to fertilize an average flower garden all season long. No Risk Money-Back Guarantee with other water soluble lizers. Makes over 60 gal- lons of soil nutrient by just adding plain * 3 POUND SIZE $2 om $3.75, 7. Exch week's puzzle will be lished Monday, | tive for months. Enough for average city lot for Wedronday and Friday until the Poe appear Laber Day. Cockroaches an “ae Cae ani ne entire season Either or all will be considered as official entry blanks. ly No-Roach to cupboard done for their lawns and gar- * 5 POUND SIZE ; 8. Winners and correct solutions will be announced baseboards, near sink and | bugs and other crawling insects, dens that we know we can make Sufficient for Bia en 2284.98 —_ rhigery feta = legge Darying, enggesst Oficial Spbinata, on pipes, and wherever Comn Way ‘ . Scie crates OFFER with wa eas becas jarge lot. " 9.2.5... " answers ie Ziem, prosecutor : use John- | [ m every RX-15 i . Wy Satiend com Only the General Features Corp., originators Ants stou's Super Ne-Reach, you don't | |] treated plant sr, tt the | pang = 15 on your 1awn, trees, AID MAIL O DERS—Postage FREE of the puzzles, will know the solutions until after each contest Brush No-Roach|have to move dishes, | blossomed and outlasted if) Gen yes, on house plants, too. is over. Answers will be delivered to the Press judges by around table legs pans, or breathe harmful va; the untreated | ere -+» Ill watch the results. See \ . Mr. Ziem after the final deadline. a ——— ant elie yo moon bead as you must — ag Soe pir igr ced in goo —_ bad ff) » blooms, f = oor o~Roach just. sand or even thicker ts than @. There is only one correct solution to the POT-O-GOLD : h sp soe any { puzzle, and only that correct answer can win. The decision SS Seay tae tae when they were treated 1) pliant ever had before. We guar- e) | mM re > BROTHERS of the judges is final and all contestants agree to abide by the ges di The ant oach is also effective ecision. All entries become the property of No- wenn nst ling insects | ]| + maxi a immedia' a afi tice Press and none can be returned, | against resistant roaches, e this « common renae_ No-Roach | ig pon wo ow pumas woul pho wenutindnat your cn paca | 10. must be addressed to POT-O-GOLD, || “*r® Silverfish, wateriites, bed ‘way. 8 of. 80¢; pt. $1.6 sone! price will be oF . POST O S8, Pontiac, Michigan, Winners will be || 98 North —Mein Flose ioe wetlons oan DO TT HOW! | 2nd Floor Garden Needs 98 WN. Seginew notified either by telephone of in the oe J} Segi DRUGS : : ~The, 4 | w- \ ‘ j f ‘ccm | ' THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2 20, 1956 ‘@ or ~ Church Merer' Congregational Church » Burion Opposes ! Will Lase Name Should OMAHA, Neb. ® — Gaara: 7 tenal Christians convened today at a crucial point in the life of a church that grew up with Amer. ica, | es * *e | Up for decision — and perhaps stormy debate — is a proposal] to! 4 unite this independent-minded, old : ehurch of the Pilgrims with a. long-time Christian neighbor, the Church. The two would Tl Aer tS fama A name ‘‘Congregational’’ — first applied to the early New England American Revolution — would ficially be no more. A committee against the headed by the Rev. Malcolm Burton, of Pontiac, Mich., has submitted proposed: legislation to: specify that individual churches deep salt mines under Detroit has won't be bound by council action. heen there an estimated 300 mil- of new building. Not only No congregation would be con- sidered part of any denomination-: al union except by the congrega- tion’s own ‘‘voluntary action free- ly taken,” the amendment states. It threatens new court fights if it isn't ts te simmering for 14 aoe Lary threshed through the _ style of congregationalism, has generated some climactic heat as the final steps meee, About 3,000 church frepresenta- tives and officials are here for i action by the church's top policy- making body, its General Coun- cil. Although past votes by the coun- cil and the 5,561 individual con- gregations have indicated only minority opposition to the merger, recent weeks have produced some impassioned protests. “Attitudes resembling those of civil war have developed in our Congregational Christian fellow- ship .. ,, says a letter of objec- tion ciretilated by Dr. Marion J. Bredshaw, of Bangor, Maine, theological seminary. Detroit Janitor Held in Murder of Spouse DETROIT @®—A former janitor was under police guard ‘today at Wayne County General Hospital where authorities plan to question Union Be Approved ASHARETT — Mrs. become the Golda M yerson steps up from her United Church of Christ, and the noc¢ as Israel's labor minister to SUCCEEDS. succeed resigning Moshe Sharett E as Israel’s foreign minister. A churches about the time of the former ariiwaukes. Wis.. ree Adrian couples, foliowing & Pio 2 ¢ budget, planned their own five-week tour of Europe, Their experiences are described in the fol- jowing account by one of the group, Waldron. 8. Sjewart, county editor @ fthe Adrian canara BLOIS, France. wo - - We'll get . ‘along fine eating in France — i ias long. as no one wants anything but steak. bd . * * ‘The words in the two languages | are similar: The French being | “Steack” ir most tourist restaur- rants. | We had a wonderful charcoal- * broiled filet at ‘a good Paris restaurant for 900 frances per couple, about $2.50. It included “potage,” the traditional soup; entree, potatoes, salad and de- sert. Wine is served with every meal, ordered or not, except bredkfast. ven if you can make the waitress school- coffee, you wind up with a la. “teacher, Mrs. Myerson is a staunch carte charges on your bill. It’s supporter of Prime Minister David easier and cheaper to drink the with the Arab states. union, Ben-Gurion’s: policy of toughness wine and worry later about the ef- ‘fects. Soapy looking water found in AMAZED AT BUILDING lion years. him im the fatal shooting of his bed-ridden wite . » * * c Preston Nuss, 64, was taken to the hospital yesterday when a mty welfare investigator found _ him in his shabby two-room home in Nankin township. His face was covered with bruises which sher- : iff's deputies said they believed were self inflicted. welfare investigator found Mrs. Nusg tying im a pile of bedclothes in the front room of the house. She had been shot i Sgt. Jon Sharrow of the wayne 4 County sheriff's road patrol said neath Nuss’s bed in the kitchen. | He said police theorized Nuss shot : his wife, confined to bed after she i suffered a stroke two years ago, : and then battered his face by striking it with a blunt instrument or beating — om object. Nuss, who worked as a janitor at the suburban Wayne police sta- tion until he quit last fall, was held for investigation of murder. ; + E . iN @W— William George Gregory, held claim to be- ing the oldest bridegroom in Mus- kegon County this June. Gregory, 79, appeared Monday at the county clerk’s office to get the marriage license for which he| « applied last week. It will be his third marriage and the first for his choice, Doris Ireta LaSalle, in her 50s. Technicians ond College Men 2 to 4 years any field @s Trainees on To arrange interview, contact Michigan State Employment | a .2 caliber rifle was found be-| We were amazed at the amount are: Toads, stores and houses going up’ understand you'd prefer milk or, on every” hand, but seryice sta- tions are popping out of the ground at every rural intersec- tion. The price of “petrol” is -high. Although our 36 horsepower bus- sette gets about 25 miles to the gallon, the price is double and wigie that at home. From talking to people and what we see with our own eyes, it is lobvious that few French citizens, jlive at the level of the average American. A wage of 30 cents an. hour is good. Ninety per cent of, the population make less than 60 esents an hour. LANGUAGE NO TROUBLE American tourist dollars are bad-' ly needed and the French go all out to get them. Roadside cafes | paper stand and asked, “Avesvous le Journal Americain?” “Sure,”’ the young lady sosied! | in perfect English. ‘‘Do you want eago Tribune?” jety of sizes, shapes and stages of repair. They also come in a ‘variety of prices. We found good | / the Herald American er the Chi- | Hotels in France come in a var- ! © Snake Show { $ © Merry-Go-Round ©@ Rollo’ Plane. © Fun House { > © Rock-o-Plane ‘vTrVTVTYVTYwTVTVTeTeTelULGemhULPOhCh eC erehUlehULheehUL CL F —7TwTwrvwvvvvvwvvvvvvvw:. [NUMEROUS SMALL RIDES FOR THE KIDDIES | LAST THREE DAYS! Orchard Lake Avenue Elks Temple Ground HEY, YOU KIDS! SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE SATURDAY from 12 to 5 P. M.—June 23rd NEW YORK (INS) — The en- gineer son of a New York banker in Boston and threatened with death on a terror-filled ride to iNew York, The alleged kidnapers — Rob. ert D. Burns, 21, and William John Cleary, %1, both of Wal- \ tham, Mass., have leng police records, They were booked at Manhattan's West 100th Street Station on charges of kidnaping, assault, robbery and violation of the Sullivan Law concerning con- cealed deadly weapons. The max- imum penalty for conviction on the kidnaping charge is death. Deganan was rescued on New Degan was rescued on New ‘after 8 a.m. when, “as a last des- Meany Assails Steel Industry — Backs Union in Fight; Says Companies Failed to Meet Worker Needs, NEW YORK — AFL-CIO Pres- ident George Meany says the steel industry has failed to ‘‘recognize the valid needs of the workers.” Meany sent his message yester- day to steelworkers president Da-| vid J..McDonald at union negoti- ations with the steel industry. » s * Meany also gaVe McDonald his “best wishes for a resounding vic- itory’” in the talks and said “the ‘AFL-CIO stands squarely behind) you in this fight.” (See story on page 6.) The steel union has authorized | | a strike of its 650,000 members if a settlement is not reached be- fore current contracts expire on | dune 30. Joint talks between the union ‘and the “Big Three’’ steel firms have been suspended in favor of individual negotiations with sevén smaller companies. No progress was reported in the ‘sessions yesterday and last night. ‘The talks resume today. Bethlehem, Republic, ;Youngstown Sheet and Tube, In- jland, Pittsburgh . and Allegheny | Ludlum. MSU Will Conduct Major CD Survey hart detail to determine the. lextent and method of civil defense’ _e eo project is expected to en- es expenses of hbout $35,000, to be advanced by the federal Civil) nso a Administration which se- lected MSU to handle it. Dean Herman J. Wyngarden of | the MSU College of Business and | Public Service announced today © that the work is being directed by Prof. Glendon A. Schubert | dr. naires on civil detense| Question practices already have been pre- pared and distributed to the cities, | officially designated “target areas,” and to 900 sample a] ties. State Dem Convention Scheduled for August 24 LANSING ® — The Decnccratic! State Convention, which will nom- | ‘inated candidates for the state) ‘ticket, wil] be held Aug. 24-25 in ‘Grand Rapids, the Democratic ‘state central committee said today. | County and district conventions will be held Aug. 22, the comumit- tee said. The Grand Rapids convention / will be held at the Civic Audi- torium. District caucuses wil] be! J held Aug. 24 with the convention ‘Meeting formally Aug. 25. Gal Heads War Vets CONCORD, N.C. @® — A woman ‘commands the North Carolina de-| partment of the United Spanish| ‘War Veterans this year. She is ‘Mrs, Alice Perry of Wingate, an ‘Army nurse during the Spanish- American War, She was installed yesterday. How Do You Like That! BATH, Maine @—Former Gov. Sumner Sewall reports that a 1923; Model T Ford was stolen from a |garage where he had it stored. He! says it wouldn’t even run. told today how he was kidnaped CAUGHT AFTER’ CHASE _| The seven companies are US.| Steel, perate resort,” he began running when he spotted a policeman. \ Patrolman Norman Haimowitz, who drew his gun and first ordered Degnan to halt, quickly sized up the situation and captured Burns and Cleary after a short. chase. In Burns’ pocket he allegedly found Degnan’s wallet, license and. cay keys, Cleary, who police said had a record of 30 arrests, reportedly was carrying in his waistband a navy flare gun, Degnan's watch and class ring from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Degnan, whose father is a vice president of the New York Trust Co., said he decided to make his break for freedom when the men stopped his car to get a case of beer. | The slender, short engineer for said ithe Grumman Aircraft Co. lhe Had gone to Boston to take a two-week refresher course at MIT. He said he met the pair around ‘midnight at a bar in Boston's Secollay Square (Lighthouse Bar) | and had three drinks with them before they asked for a lift. BECAME UNSATISFIED Degnan said he didn’t tell them that his father was_a banker but rather qa guard in a bank. He also said they weren't satis- fied with the $37 they found in his pocket and wanted more. Degnan said he cooperated as much as he could until an ep | portunity arose for him to make his escape. He said he couldn't do anything when they passed tell bridges and stopped for gas because the kept the gun pressed into his hip. He explained that he ran away ‘from the policeman in order to “confuse Burns and Cleary and force them to start shooting in the presence of the policeman. Burns, who has a police record of 17 previous arrests, and Cleary will be arraigned today in felony court. . _ NEW(4) TRANSISTOR LL © 30-K HEARING AID 40) co A dream come true for the hard-of-hearing! 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MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS + ~. .WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 amen ean - Foreign Aid Necessary Although President E1sENHOWER has won a cheering victory in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the struggle over his mutual security bill is far from ended. & When the measure went to the House it called for a total of $4.9 billion in military and economic aid. Despite the President's earnest plea the lower chamber slashed the total by $1.1 billion to $3.8 billion. * * * ‘As expected, the measure got a more sympathetic reception from the committee. The result was that members voted to re- store $702,600,000 of the House cut. However, latest indications are for new cuts on the Senate floor. Unfavorable factors include elec- tion pressure for economy and irri- tation born of Tiro’s visit to Russia. Some Senators feel that the bill’s economic side is overemphasized, ~~ others that it isn't emphasized enough. AG * x * These objections don’t alter the fact that to cut this bill would be to risk losing our pres- tige and forfeiting our leadership of the free world. Neither do they discount in any way the threat inherent in Russia’s cur- rent economic and political offensive. Beyond possibility of dispute en- actment of an adequate mutual security bill is a matter of enlight- ‘ened self interest. The Senate should act accordingly. Court Clears Du Pont of Cellophane Monopoly By rejecting the Government's ap- peal against the Du Pont Company, the U. S. Supreme Court has ruled that company not guilty of main- taining a monopoly in the manufac- ture of cellophane. ‘In handing down this impor- tant decision, the highest tri- bunal upheld ruling three years ago by ‘Federal District ‘ Judge Pau. Leany who dis- missed the case. Its opinion is that since cellophane is only a part of the market for flexible packaging materials. there could be no monopoly. * ~ At the time the suit was filed Du Pont was producing about 75 per cent of the cellophane sold in the United States. However, the evi- dence showed that this product then constituted only 20 per cent of all flexible packaging material sales. It aiso was shown that cello- phane was subject to strong competition from such materials as waxed paper, aluminum foil, Cellulose acetate, pliofilm and glassine. Finally, the defense was able to show that the com- pany had licensed seven other companies to manufacture this material without any agree- ments on the prices to be charged. . * * * A safe guess is thaf few will dis- do vari algae ruling that there was no proof of monopoly in this case. In the words of Mr, Justice Regp’s written. opin- 4 ion, “cellophane’s interchangeability : with the other materials mentioned *. guffiess to make it a part of this _ __. flexible packaging material market.” “aa to Checkmate Russians "pute the wisdom of the high court’s. THE PONTIAC PRESS Dems Bury Postal Bill The United States Post Office De- ‘partment must continue operat: a heavy loss. That is the meaning of ing at the decision reached by the Demo- - eratic leadership of the House. In ~ the words of Majority Leader - McCormick, the Administration- backed postal rate increase bill reach the lwon’t be allowed floor now or in the foreseeable future. x * Democratic opposition persisted in | the face of approval given the bill by the Post Office and Rules commit- tees and the department’s operating deficit of $470,000,000. As drafted, the measure would have increased first class mail from’ three to four cents, air mail from six to seven cents with similar boosts in second and third class rates. It would have increased postal revenues by a much needed $430,000,000 a year. * * * The Democrats’ election year attitude toward this measure is regrettable though not surpris- \ ing. To us, operating this great sprawling department at an enormous sense. loss, doesn’t make President E1senHower and Post- master General SUMMERFIELD were right in seeking higher rates. We believe a majority of citizens, realiz- ing that the deficit must be met from general tax funds, action. The Man About Town approved their Just a Bad Habit Some Sentiments on the Matter of Growing Old A “Pardon Me—I’d Lik e to Take His Pulse” es David Lawrence Says: Will Steel Strike Be a Long One?. WASHINGTON—There’s a fifty- fifty chance of a steel strike be- ginning June 30. It may last as long as two months. The fact that a strike is in the offing is conceded among. steel men, and most of the discussion ’ now relates to how long it will Travel: What broadens a per- son — but some people get that way by just sitting around. “Growing old is just a bad habit. It is better to be 88 years young than 60 years old.”, Says the cards passed out by George J. Scott at his birthday luncheon Monday at the Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanatorium. He has been on its Board of Trustees for many years. Attended by the Board of County Auditors, and members of the. Board of Supervisors and others, it was a celebration of two birthdays. Juve Haas, another member of the San's Board, reaching a mere 79 on the same day. The Pontiac area carried off the major offices at the recent annual meeting of the Michigan Twins Association at Bay City: Elected as co-presidents were Robert and Richard Tenniswood of Rochester, and the position of vice president was divided between. Mrs. Maxine Carlisle of Pontiac, and her twin sister, Mrs. Christine Ballard of Drayton Plains. Seventy sets of twins attended. On July 1 taking over as president of _ the new State Fair Commission, Harry Garling of Pontiac, points out that ft replaces a dual contro] that has not been highly satisfactory. He says, “We now are head- ed for a- new era of progress.” At the recent meeting honoring the safe driving record of Pontiac employes, Clyle Haskill postal gave some memory stirring Impressions of his pet project, civil defense, demon- strating them in unique ways.’ My Flint scout sefids word that the Rev. Cecelia M. Learn, formerly pastor in Oakland County Meth- odist churches, has been transferred to a pulpit in that city. The past few years she has been in an Owosso pulpit. Qualifications for . verbal or- chids: wedding anniversaries of 50 years or more, and eightieth birthdays or more. One of the happiest men in this area is Managing Director Harold L. Pocklington of Leader Dogs for Blind, Inc., at Roch-. ester, which has been allocated $38,000 by this year’s Michigan United Fund. A clump of peonies with over 100 blos- soms in the yard of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Grant at Auburn Heights now is in its twentieth season of blooming. Verbal Orchids to — Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Conrad - of Walled Lake: fifty-first wedding anni- versary. : 7 Edgar Burgen of Fenton; eightieth birthday. Mr. and Mrs, Frank M. Haddon of Holly; golden wedding. last. Some say 4 month and others say two months. and there are some observers familiar with the inside of the negotiations who would not be surprised.at an even longer strike. At the moment the possible impact of the steel controversy on the country as a whole is not generally realized. Becanse most of the big disputes have been settled by negotiation, it is being taken for granted by the public that this one wii] be adjusted before the deadline of dune 30. : But the summary way the in- dustry's offer was rejected in the last few days is regarded as a sign that David MacDonald, presi- dent of the steelworkers’ union, thinks he can get bétfér terms by holding out. It is true, of course, that in negotiations of -this kifid ueither side shows its hand till the very last minute. There is some expectation of a modification of positions on both sides, but it may not be enough to avert the strike. TO AFFECT PRICES Basically the steel industry is in a position where it cannot give the concessions it is promising in its latest offer without advancing steel prices. When prices start upward in such a fundamental] seg- ment on the economy as steel, it is bound to influence an upward spiral of prices in other lines. America has been enjoying a period of relative stability for many months but lately there ‘has been a tendéf¢y to move prices upward in certain major fields. While the cost-of-living index has remained about the same, the price of many things that are made of steel, especially automobiles, may have to go up considerably. Then - emerges the risk of a buyers’ strike, with all the dire conse- quences that come with factory shutdowns and unemployment. The strategy of the steel union is aimed at dividing the steel companies, At the moment, the U.S. Steel Corp., Bethlehem Steel Co. and Republic Steel Co.—the largest of the ten com- panies involved—are standing firm, and there is said to be no chance of pulling any one of them away in a separate deal. A solid front is also being pre- sented by the other seven in the negotiations—Youngstown, Sheet & Tube, Pittsburgh Steet,“Fones and Laughlin, Inland Steel, Wheeling Steel, Allegheny Ludium and American Rolling Mill Co. Even companies which are not partici- pating in the parleys are known to have given the assurance that they will hold the line. ESCALATOR CLAUSE The proposal of the steel com- panies that a five-year contract be | agreed upon and that certain wage increases .be granted does not mean that, in the event of a ‘‘na- tional emergency,” there couldn't be a withdrawal of either side. Certainly if war is threatened and wartime controls are imposed, there would have. to'be a re- examination. This ‘is to be specified in the contract. The moreover, in order to get séme assurance of wage stability for the next five years, has included an escalator clause so as alito- Suse.e/ industry,. . YOU DID IT, PoP-you BID Ir/iIT's A SMOKE-FULLLED matically to provide wage in- creases within that five-year period whenever the cost-of-living index rises. This plan was first em- bodied in the Geyeral Motors con- tracts with the auto workers’ union when Charles E. Wilson, the pres- ent secretary of defense, was president of that automobile com- pany. The prospect of a strike has caused discussion as to what the ultimate effect might be on steel production for many years. If it be considered that there is today an overproduction and that in- ventories are too lafge, the strike will help to melt away those in- ventories and redound to the benefit of the industry in one sense, but it must inevitably hold back some of the $39-mil- lion capital-goods expansion which ts in precess this year and which, so far as plans are con- cerned, has been expected to be | the same size next year. A steel strike, therefore, will raise havoc with the industrial position of the nation and yet, if the steel executives give in to the wage demands they face, the country will have to pay higher prices for steel and many other products. It's a different situation for the nation either way. (Copyright 1956, New York Herald Tribune Inc.) Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE We should not be content when we... Have made a certain score ... But try to climb a higher wall: « » . Than we have scaled before « » - Our laurels are no royal bed . -. On which to take our rest... As long as there is strength in us .. . And time to do our best... Perhaps we have the notion now ... That we have reached the peak ... And there is really noth- ing: that .. . Is worth our while to seek ... But how can we be sure of it. . . Unless we look around”? .. . How can we test our clhmbing skill . . . When we stay on the ground” . We should not stop to rest until... We know that we haye tried ... For then. and only then at last... Can we be satisfied. (Copyright 1956) Dr. Brady Thinks: Heart Trouble? Then Try These Three By WILLIAM BRADY, M. BD, Breathing and the Heart The three ingredients of my prescription for heart trouble — almost any kind of heart trouble —are (1) graduated exercise, (2) vitamin B-complex-iron-manganese instead of digitalis, and (3) natural breathing. In order to get the greatest benefit from the most important ingredient—graduated exercise— it is necessary to have ‘close supervision by your physician. Anybody with any kind of heart trouble may and should use the second ingredient, for it is food, not medicine, and hence it can't do any harm when used day by day the year around, either along with digitalis when or if you take digitalis. or by itself as a real heart tonic. Many doctors: and most people scarcely associate breathing with heart trouble. Yet the main pur- pose or function of the lungs (breathing) and the heart (circtla- tion) is to keep the cells of tissues or organs supplied with oxygen and to carry away combustion products such as carbon dioxide. So we should not become so pre- occupied with murmurs, blood pressure, electrocardiograms and oxygen tanks that we forget na- tural breathing. The explanation of the pain in angina pectoris is anoxia (lack of oxygen) in a portion of the heart muscle, due to spasm or constriction of a branch of a coronary artery which normally supplies blood (oxygen) to that portion. s sufferer from angina peetoris should carry at all times a few tablets of nitroglycerin (otherwise called glonoin or * muscle affected. \ It would be impractical for’ most angina patients ‘to carry S tio It is my theory that, even though no nitroglycerin or oxygen be available, one subject to angina can stave off many a seizure by immediate use of the oxygenator everybody always has with him— his bellows. Now, space forbids detailed explanation of this. In a piece to follow I'll try to explain it. Signed letters, not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to personal health and hygiene, net to disease, diag- Dr. William Brady, if @ stam self- addressed envelope ts sent to e Pon- tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright 1956) Voice of the People Wants Members of Unions to Think for Letters will be condensed when neces- sary because of lack of space. Full name, ‘ ! num! sel ~_e publis' she te nt ee t + not e r so requests unless the letter is critical in ite nature, : I wonder how many American Twisted _ workers who saw “The Cross” on TV recognized the same pattern being pursued by labor unlen heads who have become ac- ‘tive ih polities. =; The union hag accomplished much good, but now that leaders are gainirig-control of a political party, the pattern should be clear to all loyal Americans. It will happen here, just as it did in dictator nations, if workers con- tinue to let union heads. lead them by the nose. People say it couldn't happen here, but re- member how it happened in oth. er countries, They found out too jate, Will we? ' I have heard speakers on two occasions tell those at meetings they were wasting their time read- ing newspapers and magazines, be- cduse manageMent and big busi- ness control everything printed in them. Also, that radio and TV pro- _ grams are controlled and the only way to Bn reliable news is through papers, Guy Nunn and CIO programs, All thie is put te them in 4 way that it seems to be in the _ workers’ best interests, Have you heard the record in which the CIO brags in seng how it has taken over every phase of labor? During this election year, we should rededicate our American ideals and principles. Study candi- dates and see which best lives up to them. I am not a union member, but I admire some of the good accom- plished. However, I am an Ameri- can>who wants to keep America safe and who believes that when the workers start doing their own Resignation eal is 4 Themselves — hin again, we'll have a bright : Helena Irene DeLeon 274 Auburn Ave. ‘Fat Woman’ Tells Her Daily Routine I am one of the millions of women who are fat, but not from sitting around and eating. Maybe it's because I have children, work from 6:30 a.m. until noon, then go to work in a factory for three hours, then home to change and take care of the three children, then finish what I didn’t have time to do in the morning, then cook supper, then give the children baths, then: pick up around the house, then make lunches, then polish shoes, then start cooking for my husband, then clean up again, then prepare his clothing: for the next day, then try to sneak a look at TV while I'm getting the children's clothing ready for the next day... and so ~ to bed. 4 Fat Woman ane Back * 15 Years Age RUSSIA REPORTED mobilizing frantically. BRITISH LAUNCH : direct at- tack on Damascus. 20 Years Ago 1400 ESCAPE death in sinking of Tashmoo. SCHMELING K.O.'S Louis. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY | What is it then? I will pray with the spirit, and I will pray with the understanding also; I will sing. with the spirit, and I will sing with the understanding also.—I Cor, 14:15. * »*« They never sought in vain that | sought the Lord aright'—Burns Spells Crisis in Israel’s Leading Party By JOHN H. MARTIN INS Foreign Director Moshe Sharett'’s resignation as Israeli foreign minister in Premier David Ben - Gurion’s government chills a working relationship of nearly a quarter-century Sharett's replacement by the Russian-born former Milwaukee, Wis., schoolteacher, Mrs. Golda Myerson, may not cause a govern- mental crisis. And Ben-Gunon says no change im foreign policy is contemplated But there is something of a erisis in the Mapai, the domi. nant party in the coalition gov- ernment of the 70-year-old Ben- Gurion. The crisis has been tuilding up for some time, with the more ac- tive followers of Ben-Gurion want- ing to displace Sharett, who had been Israel's only foreign ‘minister since establishment of the state in 1948 ee ¢ «6 Sharett has worked with Ben- Gurion for nearly 25 years in seek- ing to establish the state. He has clashed with the Premier many times being considered more cau tious than the impulsive Ben Gur 30n, ELECTION RESULTS But the chief cause of the pres- ent situation is to be found in the results of the general election last July. These followed a period in which Ben-Gurion was in tem- porary retirement and Sharett was both Premier and foreign minister. The Mapai was returned as the largest of several parties that sought election to the Knesset, or parliament. It also kept its dom- inating parliamentary position. But the voting showed thaf a surprisingly large number of new immigrants — who make up nearly half the electorate — pre- ferred the more extreme “activ- ist” parties. Mapai's executive group blamed the party's mediocre showing part- Iv on the so-called weak leader- ship of the country < foreign poli- cies, but af the same time rec ognized the need to reorganize the party machmery to make a spe cial effort to capture new immi grant voters before another gen- eral election Until Israel was created tn 1948 the party had been led in the country by its strongest person alities. including Ben-Gurion and Sharett LESSER FIGURES Once the state was created. however, the top men devoted their entire energy to actual govern- ment. Party affairs were left to men of lesser ability * * «6 Tt is difficult to say how much of this party feeling is behind the reason for Gharett'’s resignation and. how muth ts an excuse Sharett apparently had three choices — to quit; to take on the job of Mapal Party secretary and try to establish more party popularity among the plector- ate; or fo tangle directly and more openly with Ben-Gurion. He chose to resign with a min- imum of public fuss. Case Records of a Psychologist Young People Must Be Occupied Mr. Roberts appreciates the fact that “idle “hands are the devil’s workshop.” So when you plan entertainment for youth, give them something to keep in their hands! The pop- ularity of cigarettes and liquor is partly due to the fact they let youth keep their hands oc- cupied in 39 tal groups. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case R-387: J. Gordon Roberts is an Omaha business man with a great deal of practical psycholo- BY. ; Mr. Roberts points out the fact , that Americans have too much | unused energy. * * * In early days our pioneers had to work from dawn to dark just to keep their stomachs filled and some clothing on their backs, Nowadays we have shortened the work week to 40 hours and in some industries a 35-hour week is in vogue. “What can we de with our spare time and unused energy?” without use.” : ENERGY OUTLETS -€iifidren show their excess en- To give them a temporary re lease of this extra vitality. we schedule recess periods for them Adults likewise need such re- leases. In pioneer days, they had quilting bees and corn husking Thus, while boy and girl were at a party, they used their hands to drain off energy by husking corn. As I recall, a kiss was a prize for a red ear. = - Nowadays, hostesses make little effort te channel this excess energy in such constructive out- lets, so modern young people feel like blowing their top. — “Mind if I smoke?" asks the jittery young man, and thereafter waves his arm” around for 10 minutes in the-act of handling his tte . Others jump up to get a cocktail shaker as they decide to mix drinks, A “ar MI in, a 3e typing and printing costs when you tr his psychelogical charts Hostesses, as well as program directors, for church young people's societies, please give your guests plently of hand gadgets. Teen-agers can't sit still. Their social excitement, due to the nor- mal inter-sexual stimulation that a tmixed audience generates, makes them jittery. But “jitters” simply mean idle hands that crave action. Se pat something more desirable inte the hands ef your guests than cigarettes or cocktail glasses. Give them pen and paper and let them draw cartoons or answer nddles. Furnish the crowd plenty of chewing gum. for this also helps drain off tension, which is why children universally crave gum. Buy a few puzzles at a magic store for you can keep a crowd of college folks or teen-agers occupied for hours in such a manner with- out ever needing cigarettes or liquor. Dancing is popular with youth chiefly because it lets them drain off extra energy. It is not as popular with oldsters because they haven't such excess : Send for my “Test for Sweet- hearts,"" enclosing a stamped re turn envelope plus 20 cents in coin. Let the crowd rate each other thereon. - You can use them as major entertainment for at least a full poor of animated discussion and and (Copyright isse) pame i. * ™ j , * f - metal insert. FEDERAL DEPT. 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PASADENA U#--A court has de- creed that Dr. Robert J, Dwyer, [opeigemeipagrerneyy eegred | a | SO MERCURY low scientists in a South Pasadena i 3 cite. iioey Fe | | - PHAETONS Superior Judge Kenneth C. New- ell found Dwyer, 49, guilty of as- i. & : . , sault with a deadly weapon but a — |. a. which termed him insane during ‘ a sudden knife-wielding outburst.) |~ vas * jAll four stabbing victims recov-| _}- . IN ED SULLIVAN'S red ered. Judge Newell ordered another $425,000 MERCURY CONTEST mental hearing July 10 to determ- ‘ | GUNE 41th-AUeUST 4th ine Whether Dwyer is to be re- a 4 | ‘ 5 Kefauver Seen komad for vice "eet Blast of Tear Gas Phe s Pancake Queen cased or hospitalized. < ‘clined to assist in the form | GLENN w—Janet Hoyt, 18-year- 3 ‘of a Stevenson-Kefauver ‘han a lold Western Michigan College’ Park Director Quits | fs S Second Sree Empfies Jersey Bank weve sctican cates Pore rector oe et NG ae I a UL emer | WN. N _ 1956. (Dick) Gwinn, poe of Luding- N secon po Army ‘Water’ Rescues ears eelareees + om em | Saniey Gouin a an. (on =v teary plans to) 2680 PRIZES IN ALL 4 Tennessee Paper Says ‘Dr y’ Town in Kansas employes- of the First National nually to raise funds for a recrea-| lot at Oteage Lake State Park, il ' . : a Senator Favors Adlaj OGDEN, Kan. # — This little Iron’ Bank were driven into the tional center and children’s park.’ been named Gwinn's successor. Ist PRIZE EACH WEEK 2nd - 10th PRIZES EACH WEEK 4 s \village sweltered through 104-de- street when the tear t : . lOver Harriman gree weather yesterday without vas neck dentally a og “ em Ie 8. nd MERCURY MONTCLAIR 9 MERCURY MONTEREY water until tank trucks arrived ; | f rby Ft. Riley. | PHAETON PHAETONS CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. @—As- “to ‘ase ey ne of the, George Dactiihes é the Federal delicious with ice cream | pies sitenpanan paid trip to Cle) | Sa Saar tociates of Sen. Estes Kefauver'| tories in Sal Pa., t j town's two wells broke down Labora teburg, Pa two via American Airlines e suiteat Waldorf- | easy to carry . .. 300 Elgin American Signet 4 “are convinced” that the Tennes- ly Monday, and the other Well had just Téloaded 22 tear gas appt - see senator youd! be willing to red i i i . ss im the No. 2 place see mesh ered « jup, Mayor William Neyer cartridges and was explaining to Astoria e guest of Ed Sullivan at his show. automatic cigarette lighters each week. national ticket.’ the Chattanooga ce the Army trucks arrived the head cashier that © several Times said today. they found Ogden citizens lining Wires should be repaired. . The senator's associates are the road, carrying jars, buckets’ Apparently the wires were “equally convinced of his prefer- and even plastic wastepaper bas- touched and the system went off. SPECIAL BONUS AWARDS $10,000 CASH to new Mercury $2,000 cash to used car buyers enge for (Adlai) Stevenson over kets to get water. ‘In less than 30 seconds fumes buyers—Awarded insiead of new —Awarded in addition to new Phaeton if (Myerell) Harriman,” the news-) Workmen expected to restore flooded the bapk. Phaeton if you buy a new Mercury you buy a used car during contest and paper said. ~ joperation of the pump today. Og- © during contest and before being advised before. being advised of winning one of da 0 dispatch from tts Washing-(den has & popuiation of 1,€21 stsiadiouisie uel ect ap ue ae sr ela oe arnt tee! mi lett, the Times oad. “Kefauver | un ir meeting a So Indonesia's Sukarno cae euen because of his unchallengeable Tours Sights in Berlin popularity in the Farm Belt,’ peRiIn @® — Indonesia's Presi Wyatt Earp Wounded | where Stevenson is the weakest.”’| i - dent Sukarno, who favors a policy, ra | Bartlett wrote that “a close\o¢ neutralism in the cold war,| HOLLYWOOD @®— Hugh O'Bri-| scrutiny of Sen. Estes Kefauver’s | yong sightseeing today in ‘Berlin °": television's Wyatt Earp, suf-- ~~ of winning one of the 10 top weekly prizes. the 10 top weekly prizes. (See Official Entry Bionk for details) YOU CAN ENTER EVERY WEEK ... here's all you dol 1 Go to your Mercury dealer today. "3 Complete last line of Mercury Phaeton rhyme. 2 Pick up Official Rules and Entry Blank. 4 Mail Official Entry Blank to “Mercury Contest”. post-California words and actions ‘but stayed out of the Communist fered we a — me = suggests two things: East zone. a Se ee | el @ mm © Ome £016). a4) 8, 40101, & ae ©) ei a t,o C1 O-e “L. That he is likely to orovel He also inspected the huge fie| Va, velnnsed from papel: 4 Teminute WAFFLES responsive to any invitation that|man s electrical owrks and went Dita! ome ches | Mo beter! Ho bother! Dest pap late tester ‘a serve! . ral, develap nt the Democratie|te the West Berlin Téchnical Uri- = versity to receive an honorary de * in 1 The . : Seo iota na abated ba engineer. ; } htine Gun Bo Oh HOP tn FDERAL y S 4 Ways to Buy at Federal’s: ” ut edd @Purchase Coupons @Easy Terms SATISFACTION GUARANTEED @Cash @ Layaway OR YOUR MONEY BACK! it he arrives at the convention im a position to trade * Take the WORK out of your vacation! 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Nothing to buy! 575 chances : — D'Yean tRES “ey a) ag —ae8 that party leaders were anywhere chairman of the Platform Draft- ing Committee.. That .group will swing into action Aug. 6 in Chi- cago, a week before the presiden- tial nominating convention opens. | Rep. John W. McCormack (Mass), the House majority lead- er, has furned down the chair- . ON THE RADED * = WHEN v CARD ON ¥9© Gov. Frank Clement of Tennessee. | _ There was no sign, however,| near success in their search for a. I sary funds’? have been settled and ithe debt will be paid as soon} as! - | possible, 2 LJ t - / U.S..Will Pay Ben-Gurion Issues moderating influence in His statement followed a report Pacific Natives | ores ‘ |_ His statement follow Israel Stand on War iscacti. toreign - attairs, ; Sharect for Their Islands P37 re een oe ee Sfa ae treign: slat Ibentny q "UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. ay—|ing payment to the-displaced is-) JERUSALEM (In full control stter long opposition to- Ben-Gu- The United States says it is fin- landers is urgent. One hundred of Israel's foreign policy after the rion’s policy of “active defense’* ally going to pay 304 Pacific js- and sixty-seven Bikinese were resignation of Moshe Sharett, Pre- against Israel's Arab neighbors. landers for the lang on the Bikini/Moved -out in 1946 and 137 from pier David Ben-Gurion again has! * * *# and Eniwetok atolls it uses for|Eniwetok the next year to neigh- coed hi nation will mot make BY_& &-20 vote of confidence in nuclear bomb tests. jboring islands. — \Ben-Gurion’s government, the Delmas H. Nucker of Terre|: The mission report said they Preventive war on the Arabs. Knesset in effect approved the ap- Haute, Ind., acting high commis-'could not return to their old a ‘pointment of Mrs. Golda Myerson sioner for U.S. trust territories in}homes. U.S. officials said this is But he warned in a Knesset to succeed Sharett as foreign min-_ the Pacific, told the U.N. Trustee- because of extensive concrete (Parliament) debate that Israeh ister A-former Milwaukee school ship Council that “gdministrative construction — not because of Will answer force ,by force.” teacher, Mrs. Myerson hag been problems in obtaining the. neces-'radiation danger. ' The Premier spoke last night in labor minister since 1949. reply questions about Sharett’s Considered a more re- SORE DO EES BPRS PEE IE RE PE OO GE SO SO SR Soe neeagmay FEDERAL’S is open eee a MGI NLA i manship because he now lists himself in the category of a.fav- = jorite son candidate for top piace on the ticket. * e* * | Several governors and senators ‘have beén under discussion in the ‘hunt for a man who would use his influence toward adoption of a moderate civil rights plank cal- iculated to keep all elements un- tote so] We’ ider the party's tent in the Novem- be Py | ber election campaign. ye. 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[00015 9.45 | 9.068.00215) 35 | 12.09 Selection of the convention offi- 8.20015) 0.99 | 16.2318.202n15| 3.10 | 12.52 cers will come at a mid-July “*Fies Yes one rece meeting of the party's Arrange ‘ments Committee, headed by Na- tional Chairman Paul M. Butler. a ee LN ip fade MM dds baba MOMMA OODLE OOM —— 7, Noted Salesman Dies : “90D /VEAn GOOD y EAR yy GRAND RAPIDS i — Joseph Swe s vy Patrick Lynch, sale merchandising x w expert, dieq@ Monday night at his saan SERVICE STORE % home after a brief illness. Lynch, in "30 S. Coss Ave. Ph. FE 5.6123 © 7 ©. founded the nationally recog- ” Kittle, Menara OOO a - a - @ tized Joseph P. Lynch Sales Co, in Grand Rapids in 1914 and oper- ated the firm until his retirement Vovyer $01 4 EASY WAYS TO BUY @ Cash @ Layaway EDERAL’S \ =\* ‘a AU eg pt LAM / L ad @ Purchase Coupons @Easy Terms aut ie t t T-strap fabri- hte in many colors. 4-9. leather — White — White fabrilite wed- gie, airy vamp. 4-9. 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SAGINAW AT WARREN, StoreS Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Song | THURSDAY | NIGHTS to 9- as well as Monday, Friday and Saturday nights | | naancaiincraninnmincmscaianand : 4 : : a ; .. ; : : é ; : | q : : . years after buying a five-passenger tion of the surplus at the rate Yesterday's enswer: optical, vitw, eto plonet, imogE, Star, objeCt, mirrOr, © 06 Whore ty tae. ne. scoPe, obsirve, gloSs. Automobile Gray Market Causes Soviets Trouble | MOSCOW (INS) — It takes more} Lukashenkev. ‘Be went inte the | than just passing a law to keep used-car business as an unreg- racketeers honest—even in a na- istered sideline in 1949. tion which keeps such close tabs| Moscow Pravda reports Luka- on its citizens as the Bon: iet Union. shenkov grossed from 8.000 to 12.-) ** 000 rubles a resale—$2,000 to $4,000 A law soberly Oe to halt at the, — ane sa the ruble. automobile gray-marketing wert, inte effect Jan. 1, 1955, after a) An gestae Sov iet “wage earner spate of indignant letters about | makes ——— 9,000 rubles a year. used-car dealing appeared in the) Soviet press. “ac of he nto han of Congress All Allots cow, for example, has a ae cee Wildlife Funds ear through the norma! chan then immediately put his name aa Michigan Slated for Top the list again. When his second rine tre Apportionment Among , he would sell the first ts cabclle te ts utes oat be paid! States, Territories for it new—pay for the second one | t " and put his name on the list once| WASHINGTON (#_— The Interior! again. ‘Department has announced the TO SPOIL THE GAME allotment of $2,693,493 to the 48 ‘The January 1955 law made an States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico jand the Virgin Islands for’ wild. | | fume attempt to spoil the) Hife eticas: 1, Requiring the full paca Secretary Seaton explained that price with the application, instead the distribution involves one- ta of on delivery. f an accumulated appropriations, 2. Making a purchaser ineligible! ‘backlog totaling $13,467,468. to put im for a new car for five! Congress authorized distribu- Pobeda or for three years after of one-fifth each year, te be buying a three-passenger Mosk-;| added to the regular appropria- vitch. | tion, until it is exhausted. Skeptical observers suggested The backlog was built up from po bevel pregame couldn’t 1939 to 1946, when Congress did | reg oad ek not appropriate yearly the full re-| ators” any longer than it took \ceipts from the 11 per cent excise the extra cash tax on sporting arms and ammu- now an application nition, as authorized by the Pitt- and to ring in their relatives a8 man-Robertson Act. World War II dummy purchasers. jrock place during Gis period. Karl Marx, grandfather of the The additional federal funds Soviet economic system, didn't get! must be matched on a basis of the theory of the black | $1 of state money for each $3 ages gee ent the ay of federal money. don't to be t t the only way to break the chain effectively Pp one ue tees art cars to satis-\tnia got $128,095.06, New York —_ $109,382.84 and Pennsylvania 104. PRODUCTION (828.47. But, at the moment, Soviet auto) No other state got as much as production is actually lower than $100,000. it was 18 months ago when the law Was passed. ‘ 4 . TSURMEE bas stamped at the 56 Industrial Accidents Moskvitch plant in Moscow for Increase in Michigan ~ several months while the factory | _BANSIN (—The Depart tof retooled for its first postwar SING i eeeptinaien Labor says preliminary figures in- change. An up-to-date little four-| dicate that the injury-frequency seater which looks a bit like an pate jn Michigan smamaoctoring —_ has begun dribbling off the | rose during the first quarter of ines. a * °¢ The Moltoy auto works in Gor- ee of aoe pyaar on ky, which turns out the Pobeda \firet Gree tentha of the year at me Ge Ge "tae? . five 4,600 and the injury-frequency rate, stant production snags have tor all manufacturing at %.6. cen’¢| This would represent an increase | cropped up and the new car isn't» 26 over the previous quarter| expected to roll much before the a first of next 7 Meanwhile, the automobile gray Reports were received covering, about 75 per cent of the manu- market continues to thrive, despite facturing employes in the. state. One of the most successful oP Radiation-Proof Shelters tangied with police, was Pavel Urged in CD Program lite | j : ; i 3 ‘ . ___'THE PONTIAC PRESS WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, 1956 | | ieee + , , ) = - fT ’ Camera, tight Meter ua poles is articies wt S08. Sh Clements in Hospital petitions inst week to quality his She Did It at Last _mesnlites Pn plorges ag ig WHAT Ss MY LINE? Stolen From Parked Car was parked in front of 339 S. Pad-| ANN ARBOR @® — State Rep, sh KALAMAZOO @ -—~ A 47-year-old) Cee, be wee 5 es | A camere, end a light meter with “C St. at the time of the theft irier, Clements (R-Deckerville)| Cleopetro, © name “of Greek housewile who resumed ber eft ‘The male Kingsneke fis his seromble a: few os possible to quem my a Anewer cae wat ine won oe ent! ene ‘remained in serious condition to-/°i@in, means “celebrated.” It|cation after a 21-year layoff finally|mate by a keen sense of smell. coer nee over: —— Monday afternoon, «Pontiac, Po-| Brazil with an area of about 4.. a+ University Hespital, where|Was the regular name of the/received her diploma from Kala-|The female detects his~ approach oun Re eue s eos ee ee lice said today. 3,285,000 square miles, occupi¢ ne was admitted Sunday for treat-\queens of Egypt. The most fa-\mazoo Central High School. -Mrs.|by her forked tongue, a sensitive 1S ok | Owner Donna Stansell, of 3277,more than one-half of South ment of recurring spinal ailments. {mous of all Cleopatras was born|Donald Sims raised a family and|receiver of the slightelt smell, as 2 \Washington St., placed the value America. - ‘Clements’ son filed nominating'in B. 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DRUG ® STORES , Downtown Store Tel-Huron Center Store ae Open Mon., Fri. ‘til 9 -Open Thurs., Fri., Sat. ‘th 9 | « . 4 ne Pe 5 4 ; ‘ ! st | ~ rH PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 36, 1958 fonrt mater =m Cov | on teres mews» OtTaits Bridge High Man Likes Scenery O-J18-W A “OFFERS You tells how | the icebreaker Mack-jof the readiness section of tet oe Nstronomers havel MACKINAW CITY w@—Bill Hood, |Bill says. “As a matter of fact, |slow between lifts, Bill while? away tshw has been appointed chief of/ Poumon District, will su i discovered three new “lighthouses” whe leeks dove on tin Birakn aflster verve bun to Mee STS ee ee ’ w n Se Mace ie tom nt 2 fe ear ga] E> Sei, fH — had a prettier place to work.” | |l00k as though it —ae any i enan, the tugs ° shuttling jet below,” around, the freighters going | As a signalman on the project. | t S ta Gate Pee bean ‘his job is to “talk in” the tons of PREFERS “BILL” tools, steel and men transported) Hood, who prefers “Bill” to his ene “but I 16 in his native Herrin, Ml, | At 90, and thoroughly expert. |(Kiwanians to Build FROM PAIN, | above the water. He operates | enced, he observes “you've got |New Office Buildin by telephone headset. te be safety minded.” He's 12 ie This tree, sapald for testimeniel, from Mrs, Sherman ¥. Tare ot | responsible for relaying instrue- | CHICAGO — Kiwanis Interna-| poore 2, Lowell, Michigan, fells the fects of how O-Jib-We Bitters “You get used to it up’ hete,” +,» {tional will construct a modern Gen- seelh apeia, withest the tions to the derrick operator mode i pone fr ber fe © terrible peins rned I es hos u OJIB. disappointed, but by the time WA BUTTERS re a 1 a had taken = at ‘ news two weeks, nae Wee I me ole better. I am completely free ed at the time|of pain and stiffness now, and with severe gas\can walk good, and do al] my and indiges-| housework with no pain or 2 tion, so decided, trouble at all, My brother also | to try it, It\took OJIBWA BITTERS with helped my|good results, so sure thank you stomach so/for making us feel so good. I'm much thatigiad to have this opportunity to hooks on the loads te be carried aloft. Wind, cable twist and a number of problems are present on each hoist. But, when things are a little J Injunction Issued on Racial Bus Laws Ss te cae) at a ame eer si vai masts SRO ~ “9x9xVg 99 Cc segregation laws in’ ‘Montgomery | Ea. 6 Dark Marble Colors D xckwrnz = | or see enforcement of* ‘the laws’ \stopped June 29. | * * * . | A three-judge federal panel in, 'a 2-1 vote yesterday issued an in-| ‘junction against both the Mont-, gomery and Alabama bus segre- - J unconstitutional June 5. FE 4-521! OPTOMETRIST ‘jtell other sufferers bothered tism struck my|With rheumatism, arthritis or legs and ed stomach trouble, how O-JIB-WA recently, lagain| BITTERS helped me. called-upon this|tain that anyone who gives this I'm cer- Mrs. Taylor wonderful Medicine a fair trial, will soon medicine for help. My left leg|see why I praise O-JIB-WA so often gave out, and at times | highly. | first five days, and was a little! - : gation laws. The panel suspended] pp , BUSSEY ' couldn’t walk a step, I man. Guaran- : A ~ | . . ‘the injunction for 10 days, how- ra —_ aged to get meals and do some . : cagegecesia - teed ‘ever, to allow time for its decision Optometrist Made to Your Exact Prescription - housework, but it was a real Available at SIMMS. CUN SSS for as be appealed Fre E. aad ; |) chore. I could just barely get NINGHAM’S, THRIFTY DRUG long ° we Jee SemNet DR HAROLD BUSSEY | around by slowly moving one| STORES in PONTIAC AND ALL as you | The vote was the same by which yer eeres bg . # | foot out in front of the other. enontor DRUG. STORES in live ‘the three jurists declared the laws Next to State Theater | I didn’t see much change in the Officials said. they would have| 1 to study the situation before de-|————— =e rs ciding whether to appeal the case §} TT directly to the U.S. Supreme Court. a. | Negro attorneys who won the legal battle that came = Court. ee AFL Group to Re Submit eve E xcelon =12' FREE ESTIMATES! _ Williams’ Endorsement } me WE | DETROIT — Officials of the 9x9—All colors. Grease- hay ai retitor'a wesaietion oor! H Ww er resolu en- rs needs wax- IN STALL! dorsing Gov. Williams’ candidacy ‘for a fifth term at the Michigan Federation of Labor convention to- day. . The resolution of endorsement was missing from the list of reso- lutions read on the convention floor yesterday. Leaders of the building grades group, which claims to represent 150,000 of te state’s 350,000 AFL ing—for basements, too! Extra Tile Returnable. FREE — We loan you Tools and Tile Cutters. Free Parking. Armstrong . 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You'll get back your full purchase price less:usnal bottle deposit. 3 eh ten Se sete ome bo ecpeimpeniod by 0 ‘FREE’ insert card and the e. 4 bottle labels! | Horry, offer expires July 7th. Only one refund to 2 fa iy. | see . hi ae i | ala 197 Oakland Ave. Super Markel 191 Oakland Ave. SUPPLIES THE FLAVORS YOU LIKE...THE NAME YOU KNOW | r - ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, 1956 ~ THIRTEEN. - How dose your garden grow? The first day of summer brings to mind thoughts of flourishing gardens. And in some ways « food store is like a garden thet requires constent cere in order to bloom and flourish. We et A&P continually cultivate our “gerden” with an abundant showering of values and service . . and have found these twe clements most successful for growth. Yea, the soot of AbP’s success is our philosophy of offering our customers more value ... plus courtesy and convenience! Come, shop et ABP... and watch your savings grow! CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. 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NOODLES sss a 29 SPANISH RICE 2% = 29 THE RIGHT Free Parking TO LIMIT 4.02. “ae CANS 2 49 PINEAPPLE ea 29° a CAN fish, soup, vegetab vad = fruits. .With a dash | im ination a the seasoning department and showmanship the di Bor Te FI thine you a taalthee ys Your = = ? Sets From I) With Trade-in [ VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL. SHOWROOM of Office Suites These vaults carry the Underwriters Fire Label to stand up to 1700 degrees of heot , . . for at least one hour! Smart looking gray finish. Size 13°'x16''x 9”, | FC-6 with eguler $33.00 ure $2349 FC-6 with Regular $35.50 | soumination $ 2 5 25 | | VL-6 Letter Regular $35.50 [| | ia Bike ont Mae othe a le Tt AON OBC Hee tH % ON eT a AIR baa erence nts ly. ee? — Now is the opportune time to take full advantage of Wyman’s offer and get a brand new 5-Piece Dinette Set at a new low price! Choose from scores of modern sets in our stock! All modern design, contemporary, or period. Woods, Chromes, Wrought Irons... you'll find just the set you want here! USE YOUR OLD DINETTE AS TRADE-IN DOWN PAYMENT! . YOUR OLD DINETTE IS WORTH $10.00 Gali tie 40 ie in cite ~ Se CEU OH Se ee be sss: it Easy Velet ith $9 525 ON ANY SET IN OUR STOCK! Terms NO.MONEY DOWN: We Purchased Only 15 a | You Can Use One Account ; These Voults . . So Hurry for Purchases at Both Our Stores! FrOG Wymen's Bue Troding Delivery FREE PARKING AT BOTH STORES. FOR OUR CUSTOMERS Art Metal Steel, Leopold and B. L. Marble Wood Desks and Chairs General Printing & Office Supply | 17 W. Lawrence St. WYMAN'S. FURNITURE STORES 18 W. Pike St. | 17 E. Huron St. Pontiac's Progressive 2—Stores—z2 Stamps For Valuable Premiums! Pontiac | 7 8 / * THE PONTIAC PRESS, JWEDN ESDAY, J UNE 20, 1956 Bob Considine. Says: a - vit Panama Parley Recalls Bolivar’s Dream NEW YORK (INS)— “We have ploughed the sea,” the immortal Simon Boliyar said with bitterness . befere he ‘died. He had led the forces that liberated most of South American. -_ * 8 He had called a great réhce at Panama (1826) ound only suspicion of his dream of a united continent. And so he died, unwept and in poverty and rancor, with the despairing thought that he had dug only a shoft-lived furrow in memoryless water. In death, the Venezuela-born Creole Liberator gained incom- parable stature. Many of the dreams he nurtured came to fruition after he was dust. His work continues. Late next month, if all goes well, President Eisenhower and the presidents of all other soverign states in this hemisphere will in Panama in perhaps the’ most, momentous conclave of its kind) since the Bolivar conference of 130 years ago. Bolivar considered Panama the perfect meeting place. The Or- ganization of American States’ | Pieet being under the aegis of the British In fact, although the date has not yet been officially set, there is a great scramble on,for rooms in) Panama’s elegant El Panama Hotel. ONLY ENGLISH VOICE Since Canada will not attend, ‘crown, we will be the only English- lop speaking nation represented at UP what will in all probability be his- ‘tory’s greatest meeting of presi-, dents. s * * Jim .Hagerty, the President's, ness to inspect the,situation and next month, except that his pres- make preliminary plans. ; ‘ence there would demonstrate that The President ts very keen hee ihe’s back in -harness. this conference. It could be hi * | Eisenhower feels more keenly first big post-operative pte oa labout bettering Pan American re- ment and have a bearing on bis jations than any outstanding political futére. ‘American since Cordell Hull. But there was no political aspect yo FAVORITISM involved when Eisenhower came, with the conference plan whale. Eisenhower’s chief instruction to ‘talking with the Presidéat of Mexico and the Prime Minister of \Canada at White Sulphyr Springs that the U. S. delegation wishes} in April. ‘to be treated exactly as‘ the repre-|, Nor with there be any political sentatives of the other 21 countries'in his wake -who flash fountain seems to have no reason to ques- press secretary, flew to Panama flavor attached to his presence wil] be welcomed. tion that appraisal. 'a week before the President's ill. when/if the conference comes of, There will be no special red But Glickman breaks the ground carpet treatment; no cause for any mention of the “Coleamns of the North.” Hagerty made a very good im- pression in Panama: He brought back to his boss a souvenir from the desk of President Arias— SEVENTEEN less formally than an other realtor oe the kids on Father’s of his time. Déy. Had to spend ghe day doing The State Deperiasend dis. ‘a radio show, in line with having ‘tributes throughout the world bis ).0, named Radio Father of the pamphlet, “History of American | Year. Business,” a tract on how things | work here. |. Better luck next year. = —— the latter’s latest golf card. Arias , Shoots in the low 70s. Speaking of friendship, the efficacy of a handshake, der the case of Louis J. Glickman. He ORRIED OVER DEBTS pay your payments, debts er bills when due, ste if you are wnable te pa bought a $13,000,000 property on’ Hagerty before the latter flew there!and acquired five office buildings was to assure the host President,!in New York recently by the same Panama's Ricardo Arias Espinosa, informal method. the West Coast with a handshake, * @¢ 6 - Naturally, there are Heutenants| ‘pens and exchange documents.| MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS and arrange fer payments you can afford, regardicss of hew much or how many you owe. NO SECURITY OR rabectrapged REQUIRED _ONE —— TO PA hati = ous Counsellors ae. by A “Let 9 Years of Credit Counselling experience assist you” Hours: Daily 9 to S$. Wed. & Sat. 9 to 1. Evenings by App't. MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS 41% 5S. 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Dinnerware Set Pelton sqss EIGHTEEN ‘e THE P ** ‘, PONTIAC Ear eS: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 intersection. | Judge Almost —by ‘Drunk’ Motorist DETROIT (@®—Henry A. Davis other car.” Jr:, 67, said the light was red when his car approached a “I stopped and waited for the testified there never had been a light to turn green,” he told Traf-\traffic light at the intersection. | fic Judge John Watts at his trial’ Davis got 10 days in jail. Fooled . Je a drunk driving carge yester Hollywood Headlines !day, “When it did, I went ahead Fess Parker land that’ . — I was, mt _by an- by Davis’ story until a policeman By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS | HOLLYWOOD (INS)—There is a ‘new big fat contract all ready for, Fess Parker to sign with Walt! WATERFORD DRIVE-IN THEATER THE FAMILY Corner Williams Lake-Airport Rds.—Box Office Opens 7:30 P. M. Disney who is famous for giving ‘his people a break when they de- ‘serve it. I asked Walt if it would be diffi- |cult for Fess to get out of his Davy ‘Crockett character which brought! him worldwide fame. “Not at all,” Walt said. “Fess does very well in ‘The Great DRIVE-IN WED. and THURS. Locomotive Chase’ in another character, and he is serious about his career and is very intelli- gent. ” Walt says he has no immediate film ready for Fess, but he is! working on an idea about James Tevis who went to Arizona in 1850 and became a friend of Cochise (the real one—not Jeff Chandler). Back in Hollywood is Burgess Meredith, who hasn’t made a pic-| ture in three years. He's been busy ‘the past year touring in‘ "Teahouse | of the August Moon.” Buzz, who just arrived*in ont | again plays a Japanese in the title, role in ‘Joe Butterfly” for Univer-! sal-International with Audie Mur-| phy and’ George Nader. He'll re- DANCE: CHILL JOHN WILLS * RUSSELL JOAN LESLIE - John Wayne in “SEA CHASE” wip ase al ce hone Stewart Granger in "MOONTLEET” “3 LITTLE WORDS” smashing afl popalarity records! HIT OF IT'S THE poy Ot ol od | THE YEAR! DELICIOUS FOOD Chops, Ribs, Short Orders! Complete Dinners or ecelees We Serve Banquets and Parti C= me { 3412 Dixie Hwy. 3-9754 AIR eet eee 4 WED.—THURS.—FRI.—SAT. HELD TS NOW! ee Kim Novak RosaALIND Russet Judge Wats appeared imoresset Fat New Disney Contract , to Receive turn to New York briefly, leaving ‘for Tokyo with Audie and George on July 5. The character of Joe Butterfly | ‘is a typical Damon Runyon racketer. He'll get anything and do anything for a price, and Buzz! says the idea of the story intrigues him. NO MARRIAGE There will be no marriage in Ta- Brainwashing Checks Sought Probers Seek Answer Why Some U.S. POWs Collaborated With Reds By G. MILTON KELLY WASHINGTON U®— Investigat- ing senators sought explanation today for testimony that a third of all U.S. troops captured in Korea “to some degree collaborated” American Signs Up for Wayne Major contract between ‘Commission calling for the airline, Sto shift operations from Willow | day gift she ever received is a | I had a daughter she would look bossed g|much!” nnn, nn. Mn n_iin..hin._ Mr. ‘hiti for Linda Danson and Jon lwith t ‘Hall. Linda telephoned to say, ‘I Trainwashing. antes Cae ‘am going to be in three of Jon's, itelevision shows which he plans to |‘ ‘make in the South Seas. “Tve always wanted there,’ she said, asked me to-be in his TV shows. I accepted. His producer and direc- tor are going with us. I've never been married and I’m not going to rush into it. I go out with other) people.” * * sist it. daylong sessions said deep relig-| ious faith, a better knowledge of nism, and awareness of how brainwashing operates provide the’ best hope = resisting. | Capt. nat Cmby, a Negrd- naz gave it to her weeks in ad- specialist on the Army adjutant. vance of her birthday, Aug. 6, general staff, gave the testimony but he just couldn't keep it a that “roughly a third” of the 7,190 secret. recorded U.S. POWs yielded to “Before my baby was born,” some degree. Lucille told me, ‘‘I used to look, Cumby said the evidence is con- at the painting and wish that if clusive that Russian Russian offic the brainwashing opera- Laciile Ball says the best birth- painting by Calogero. Desi Ar- {oma like the girl in the picture, tions. ‘and our little Lucy does resemble Oe tee Wild West Fan Ike to Get Books “I loved the painting so much of 60 Authors ‘that I bought prints of it and ‘hung them all around the house, iso you can imagine my happiness| at getting the original. I've just inever had anything I loved s0| canpa FE, N.M. The West- W. ic: jedi- Snapshots of Hollywood collected Cited oo S ee oe jat random: Janet Leigh and Tony times feel misunderstood —are ‘Curtis’ baby will be named Kelly! preparing a getwell offering of q Leigh Curtis. Tony can hardly their own books for their top fan, iwork for looking at the new beauty president Eisenhower. through the glass at St. John’s. * 6 *@ An estimated 50 to 60 auto- Attorney Richard Coyle, once graphed books by authors, who in- Mitzi Gaynor’s big monent, ap-clude some of the country’s best |peared very happy at the Sports- known Western writers, will be man’s Lodge with model Joyce sent to the convalescing President Johnson, ‘along with the best wishes of the ‘group. Jack Palance contacted Gene Bill Gulick of Walla Walla, ' Markey via transatlantic phone Wash.. president of the associa-| tion, said: | “Of course, since it is an elec- ition year, we wanted no political implications. Since we were con-, Danny Thomas told me he will ventioning in Santa Fe, it seemed never forget Milton Berle flying in logical to ask some New Mexico. ‘from Las Vegas to entertain at'figure to make the presentation to! his daughter Theresa's graduation Mrs. Eisenhower. So we asked ‘party. Danny himself couldn't get Sen. Clinton Anderson if he'd be about purchasing Gene's new book, “Kentucky Price.” The | Markeys are tn Paris. away. jeiling He answered -that he would be delighted to see that the John Carroll, who has a beau- President gets the books." tiful voice, opens at the El Rancho) The President reportedly has Vegas with Judy Clark. Lucille read Westerns for —— Rymer, John’s ex, still manages | : him. The association was formed ee four years ago to bring the scat- Drive-In /Mivonioe . ¥ 7 BLUE | A 2150 Opdyke Road THE LOVES, | tered writers more closely togeth- er for discussions of such prob- lems as those arising from tele-) :— STARTS TONIG FIRST KY PONTIAC AREA Showing vision, the movies and the expand-| ing field of the paper-backed books. “Of course we resent such pub- licity as the psychiatrists who try to explain why people read West- rns,’’ Gulick said. ® ° HT —— ° “Westerns certainly are a legiti- Fmate field for pure entertainment Sometimes a western becomes more than that, such as when A B. Guthrie wins a Pulitzer Prize But when books appear like Guth- Ph. FE 4-4611 oN Box Office Opens 7:00 P. M. is IE GLORIES, rié’s ‘The Way West’ and ‘The Big Sky’ on Milton Lott's ‘The Last Hunt,’ the critics call them litera- ture, not Westerns,” | Post Office Loses | WASHINGTON — Losses sus- tained by the Post Office Depart- ment in the decade since World War IT total $4,600,000,000 — five times as great as losses in the 10 years before the war — and rep- resent $100 of debt for every Unit- ed | States family. on oo oe ee ee > WONDERFUL FOOD P' an ay; AAA RECOMMENDED OUR SPECIALTIES: Broiled Live Maine Lobsters Fresh Seafoods Shipped to Us Daily Delicious Roast Prime Ribs of Beef with Choice of Potatoes U. S. Prime Steaks ROBERT ROSSEN'sS +¢ CONQUEROR OF CONQUERORS ! SPECTACLE OF SPECTACLES ! THE MOST COLOSSAL MOTION PICTURE OF ALL TIME! —e Ci NamaScoPpe Im COLOR » TECHNICOLOR RELEASED tHru UNITED ARTISTS and Chops Roast Duck with Wild Rice Fried Chicken Roast Turkey tn Eight Compartment. Relish Tray just brimming over with Tempting Appetizers— including our Famous Anti Pasto, Crisp Vienna Garlic Toast. Fresh Baked Rolls A and Salt Sticks from our own Bake Shop SHE HAD OTHER WEAPONS BESIDES GUNS —and used them! a FAMOUS WINE CEALAR WINES, BEERS. AND ALES FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD ‘LUNCHES, Open Every Day! Phone: ’More witnesses were summoned C. Smith was reported hopeful that’ Iby the Senate Investigations sub-|American’s move will to 8° committee in_.its exploration of other airlines to change their minds “so when heithe nature of brainwashing and regarding the move, which has how troops can be trained to re-'been urged by the President's Air ‘Use Panel to allow Willow Run Most witnesses in yesterday's to become a military a air | base. DETROIT (INS) — A 30-year. American Air Lines and the Wayne County Road| Run to Detroit Wayne Major Air-| port was announced yesterday. American is the first of the seven airlines operating out of Wil- low Run to agree to the proposed: shift of all commercial carriers to the county-owned Wayne Major fascility. The other six all have balked at the move, County Hgihway Engineer Leroy [ lead the WEDNESDAY “UNTAMED” “MA & PA KETTLE AT HOME” THE MIGHTY “ SAGA OF THE NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE! ALAN Lamb SHELLEY WINTERS TAKE IN A MATINEE THIS WEEK! YOU'LL BE INSIDE OUR COOL THEATERS ENJOYING A GOOD MOVIE DURING THE HOTTEST PART OF THE DAY! BRING OR SEND THE KIDDIES DOWN, TOO! @ LOW MATINEE PRICES UNTIL 5 P.M.—MON. TO SAT. @ iS Bh he gi ae bay rar a VERA MILES WARD BOND. RATALIE WOO8 [teoeecc.ce! The Provocative Drama of Exciting, the Near! ASK THEM WHAT THEY SAW Don't Ever Ask Them What They Saw JOHN WAYNE JEFFREY HUNTER —AND A CAPTIVE GIRL THEY HAD TO FIND! e * e Gees, recsest wx ¢. 0. Wormry ncreer SCARLET Tom Tryon [wstaVeon Show at 2:35—6:09—9:65 ALSO=> Carol Ohmart Jody Lawrence Nat ‘King’ Cole THRU FRIDAY! A GUNFIGHTER AND A MOB... Wes Steele, a past written in gunsmoke vs. a mob— Revenge in their hearts. A rope in their hands! RAY MILLAND a. TROCOLOR DOORS OPEN 10:45 A. M. 65¢ UNTIL 5 P. M. e CO-FEATURE Sudden Death in “MYSTERY OF THE Aan Alone BLACK JUNGLE” with Lex Barker e STARTING FRIDAY AT Saal 24 HOUR SHRIEK SHO OF TWO HORROR-IFYING, TERROR-IFIC HITS! CONTINUOUS ALL NIGHT AND ALL DAY FROM FRIDAY MIDNIGHT TO SAT. MIDNIGHT. COME IN ANYTIME AND SEE gine IT HAPPENS BEFORE YOUR HORRIFIED EYES! THE WER ' WOLF" "y vocenn STEVEN ROTH w Te nes OE It’s All New! TODAY Doors Open 11:45 P.M. Friday—Regular Prices! Information, FE 5-6211 thru SATURDAY Wt Te SCIENTIFICALLY AIR-CONDITIONED D Office pens th eZ 10:45 Phone FE 2-3108 PONTIAC’S COOLEST ADULT MATINEE TILL KIDDIES 5:00 ALL DAY Bud Abbott and ‘Lou Costello eet Frankenstein 7; Shown at 12:36, 3:54, 7:12, 10:20 No You're Not Seeing Double! We Have 2! yABeoTT and COSTELLO — Thriller Chillers COME IN AND LAUGH ‘TIL YOU HURT! Bud Abbott and — Lou Costello Meet the Killer, Boris Karloff Shown at 11:00, 2:18, 5:36, 8:54 \ OR 3-1907 , Anca eee ee Y b t. ee i THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. 1956 More childreri than adults have common colds. (Advertitement) Now Many Wear May 11.while servifig with Photo- igraphic Squadron 62 at the Naval Air Station, Norfolk, Va.. On your plates. No gummy, \Josephine Morgan of Quincy, Mass.| /1943, Morgan attended Fordson ‘High School and was employed by! ithe Edison Institute of Technology jin Dearborn. ; * * * | During recruit graduation May 5, ‘James R. Durfee, 22, received an UNITED SHIRT Distributors Downtown and at Tel-Huron | News of the Men in Service Frank Morgan, photographer’ ved identification bracelet FALSE TEETH imate first class, USN, se conisadl aad ce ‘bear cia certificate. | He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.| fl . taste . i Sinte oaar” (denture, bresiny. Get Manley McCallum of 9188 Helen) ' ef apy drug counter St. Milford, and husband of Mrs.) - | Before entering the Navy in May! | oe The son of Mr. Va. He entered t he basic training at Great Lakes Naval Basé. - DURFEE Prior to his en- liggment, he graduated from Pon- .,, Surplus crops will be placed under _|year. the new soil bank program this) 8 illi Seek Baby Deserter re Million Acres\Seek Baby Deserter | So thd mother of a newborn baby 0 Go Into Soil Bank j24 moter cts, nvoor seby WASHINGTON (—The Agricul-/paper sack on the back seat of a ture Department has estimated|car. The car is owned by Mrs. that from 8 to 15 million acres of! Madeline Walton and was parked land normally planted to major/in front of her home. Doctors said the seven-pound baby had been born about six hours before. She For taking the land out of pro-|Wa@s reported in good condition at duction, the farmers will get pay-; Community Hospital. ra. rom an acre ‘under the program. which \s & 777M AM, designed to eliminate surpluses of WHERE i paargenus ee corn, peanuts, iY was authorized by a new farm Me NINETEEN +, WINDOW... measure enacted late last month, offers up to $1,200,000,000 a year tiae High School and was em- FRIENDS LAST CHANCE! SPINNING WHEELS of '56 Starring Members of the 1954 and 1955 American CHAMPIONSHIP SKATING TEAM THE SHOW OF SHOWS Wednesday, June 20 "DISNEYLAND" 4] Come to Life on Wheels etely sponsered by ‘amateur skaters from your reighbo: All proceeds to go for the travel fund to keep the. Cham; ship trophy in Pontiac. Pur- chase your tickets early at the Rolladium or from one of the members o! the team A full scale production « Doors Open... 8:00 P. M. Show Starts 8:30 P.M. Admission $1.00, plus tax . Total $1.10 ROLLADIUM “23:5 FE 5-3677 — ployed at Pontiac Motors. , * ss Richard H. Robinson, 29, is ‘serving aboard the U. S. S. Can- berra CAG 2. e Third Class Rob- 4 inson enlisted in the Navy March through 1959 for reducing plant- ings of surplus crops and for ap- plying conservation practices to idled acres. 4 | mis year’s anticipated participa- > |tion will fall far short of the annual) in 1956 and received - * |when he recommended a program e@ BEER his basic training ~ to Congress last January, Lateness @ WINE | at Great Lakes in getting the program set up will Naval Base. ia e oie | Before entering fees rogram. et Donte’ 2 aversion af betwee 20 tnd 2iN¥ @ DELICIOUS tended Pontiac sf _ the diversion of between B 1 ‘million acres a year from the ma- COCKTA High School and was employed at jor crops and transfer of an addi- , 2 million acres of less pro ‘Haskins Chevrolet. ROBINSON — “onal His wife, Claudine and nine year, ucive as oe pipiominian Ronis Richard, live at 5562 | trees ae oer old n, . F ‘crop uses Ple vy ue Dr —— Plains. Most of the soil bank payments PFC Martin Francis Jr., 22, will be less than $50 an acre. whose parents live at 315 E. Sixth St., Royal Oak, is a member of South Ceylon Flooded the 7805th Army Unit in France, | COLOMBO, Ceylon W— Torren- N LOUNGE | \ \ \ \ \ \ ew \ . \ 3 held down the screage put under) % \ \ . N LIBERTY . a part of the Army's European tiaj rain in southern Ceylon has Communications Zone ‘caused serious floods. Nearly 5,- LIBEI COCKTAIL WITH A VIEW ra From our teller’s window each week we see the people who are going places, financially. They are the systematic savers who make every payday a stepping stone to the things they want most out of life. : Save Conveniently! Safely! At 214%! FREE PARKING 761 W. Huron St. 16 E. Lawrence St. 407 Main Street Francis, a mail clerk in the 099 homes are urider water. Rail 85 North Saginaw \ Downtown Rochester unit's Service Company, entered communications have been dis-| : the Army in September 1954 and rupted. : war ar aa aa Ss received basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He arrived in. Europe in June 1955. ; He is a 1952 graduate of Royal Oak High School. * ? * i Thomas W. Neddermeyer, fire, centrol technician third class, USN, | DINING GUIDE S crib 5 spe heap aISTAURANT DANCE ' 130 S$. Telegraph pics . vm Wednesday Is Family Night S| At the NIGHTLY VILLA INN Where ones Ilse dventure 60 PARKVIEW BLVD. Corner ef M-24 ané Clartstes B4— Late Orten “An Invitation to Excellent Food” FROM OUR STBAKS-CHOPS—-CHICKENS MANNY’SFINE LIQUORS—FINE FOOD West Huron at Elizabeth Lake Road POPPA PP PPP PPP PPPPLPPPP PPA PLP PPP PP PP PPP PPADS BOB’S CHICKEN HOUSE 497 Elizabeth Lake Read Featuring “SULLY” the Man of Rhythm APPEARING NIGHTLY AT THE PIANO AND ORCAN * de DINNERS % COCKTAIL BAR was presented Dolphins, emblem, of a qualified? sub- os mariner, while segving aboard ithe submarine |USS K-2 at Pearl | Neddermeyer is ithe son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ned- dermeyer of 14 ‘Tilson St., Ro- meo, and husband Gi 3 of the former Miss ~“""" | Mable A. Strong NEDDER- | of, Leonard. MEYER | Before entering the Navy in March 1953, he graduated from ‘Romeo High School. | | Sheriffs’ Session Set Republican |tional committeeman and State Supreme. Court Justice Eugene F. Black. ~ iSchool Vote Set | LAKE ODESSA @®—Voters will ballot June 29 on a $295,000 bond). issue for a new elementary school and remodeling of the present building. The proposed bond issue ;would require a tax of 3.22 mills ion the equalized valuation. Box Office Free! a | | | Op ont - Sesto [ WOULD stand to reason that auto- - Rid ah . mobiles selling in the same league, 8:30 p.m. ! Kiddies! s0 to speak, would be pretty close in Dinis Hwy. (US-10) 1 Block North of Telegraph. FE S-4500 their engineering specifications. NOW! FIRST TIME rontisc Like in “torque multiplication” — the twisting force a transmission delivers to the drive shaft. (The greater the torque multiplication, the greater the CLAUDETTE COLBERT BARRY SULUVAN |t performance). TH EY WE RE GIANTS : But what do you find? . till she , aa You find that any °56 Buick with ad= =. cut them vanced new Variable Pitch Dynaflow* — sara ° delivers a higher torque ratio than any — size standard- production car in America. And you find that this high-torque performance is one reason for Buick’s best-seller standing. For Buick is now more strongly positioned in the Top 3 of the nation’s biggest-selling automobiles. DITIONING ARC ew LOW PRICE Get 4Seasen Comfort In your new Buick with gonvine FRIGIDAIRE CONDITIONING a | HALF ELECTRICAL... HALF MAN! Y only does it bring you the top torque Best Bui That’s news—and there's plenty more steadied on a massive X-braced keel where that came from. . —cushioned on deep-oil shock absorb- r ; ers—and buoyant with a new.levelness or the ‘56 Buick is jam-packed with rail beehleonan thy ced] enellicigl war? new engineering and styling advances to make it the best Buick yet, by far. | There’sanew steering magic here that puts a new ease at your finger tips, and a new “sense of direction” in your every handling maneuver. That new Dynaflow, for example. Not ratio in the nation today. It brings you the world’s only switch-pitch performance in cars — plus a new part-throttle getaway response that’s swifter, surer, and a gas-saver to boot. Thing to do, of course, is to come see and try for yourself. That way you can also get a good hard look at the prices that have helped move Buick to a new sales success—to outselling all other cars in America except two of the well-known smaller ones. Will you do that, this week? *New Adoanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow te the only Dynaflow Buick builds today. It ie standard on Roadmaster, Super and Century—optional at modest extra cost on the Special. The big new V8 engine you find in every 56 Buick—it’s 322-cubic-inches big, and packed with the highest horsepowers, the highest compréssions and the most advanced developments in all-Buick annals. There’s a joyous new ride, too— 210 Orchard Lake Avenue OLIVER MOTOR SALES, INC. WHEN SETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUNT BUICK WILL GUILD THEM ° Pontiac, Michigan - -*- \ 4 Phone FE 2-9101 4 { f Ta Nemeth AMIRI i stiiieshehalbitaiiaiaiahiiadeummer tin. ee ) om AEN TSN mere IF a = ow = ee meee a ‘ , om a ! ! | iG TWENTY | — ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 a 3 I ses I never heard that story Little Miss Contest - (Advertisement) i Cj it C rt 6 t —\ | ==” = ; aor NREE j lif d I th ht I knew! LOST 43 Ibs. “i"cuit Court Grants, = | Fa) (iettoine tac! cee happened! LUDINGTON a» — The Junor i” we etm -~ 2 | a ficken heali OnIc I RENNEL 30 Divorce Decrees B \\ Oe Se , “3: f as ‘ } “+ Oe H $fody laround here. Ethel ses well of Chamber of Commerce Auxiliary) Aj for girls whe, weed pimples by T N Cc N pe ous ‘ dl i“ ‘ an | es lcourse it was a long time and they has announced it will stage its relieving itch? —— DETROIT 17, MICH. “In two months | oes | oT 4 Miss iar ' 5 Rennel Concentrate has helped me to Divorces granted recently in. 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Haee from Theo Biandoc By DAMON RUNYON She ses I] am talking about Miss company with angther girl she | / JOE TURP atele for the executive Priced $1 40 at your drug ace Berne es eal ken arty Einaiion Brovkisn’ Wisin || ee< do you mean that Ee! ‘mcm Dott te come and see |." sara ce ioe, ing Features —é——————-—' Donald W from Ruth C Gerber . he all things over and = syndicate, Inc. Sybil L. from Lumon Elliott ‘annul) Dear Sir nice quiet old lady that lives ete al al u epee ‘ C) Ge frst @ ions fee nly nace —_— The other night 1 took my wife across the street from your mom's mabe eet eon 2 18° sows | Temerrew: Runyon wee Avis V from Howard D. Cross Ethel to the movies and when we house? in the cellar and locked them in. - tional, fame as a fiction writgr. Divorces which become effective = Gm cur Way home she ses They starved to death because His “The Old Man of the Moun. A sik moonthe dnctude were ak om ay T i ss Ethel ses yes Joe, she is the she wouldn't give them anythine tain, is considered among the OM EGA Nancy from Riley Jordat Joe, are nice people uninteresting? one, she is one “of my mom's to eat or drink and nobody could petter works he produced whfle eisner’s : Isabella from Robert Lightbod) } ses baby, I think you are one of pe. F : 42 N. Saginaw St. Rita om see ok ' i most nie resting people I ever best friends. She was in love jjear the noise they made because ynder contract at $500 weekly, ® Thomas from Ruth © Kets reste ve" with a policenian named Brown s} é : ather fix the 000 , D ne : no she made her old her fix the \ 4 Mildred fron yams nee saw in my whole life and that goes oe fat . equivalent to $1, today. This “ve C77 V4 Phyllis trom Bibert McVay jouble ane des many years ago and when she cellar up with stone and. cement yoted story will begin tomorrow z — une from Chest ores ; de ME spadcs. foi er Sepa pias ne « 4 : © - (Advertisement) | Vida from Wyndham Cante She ses no, I am serious Joe und out that he was keeping in advance so it was soundproof. | and conclude in Friday’s edition | Florence from Samuel Quint - | Josephine from Robert Kelle: ) = - , . ace dy aciasittom Ghirley Patchia although I thank you just the same, James L. from Ruby Parhar You are a very fine fellow to tell aa me that but I wish you would bed P .. . = 5 i For Burnin Feet, aaron ld fom 300 to 1,000 answer my question. Are nice years to make an inch of 00d people uninteresting? I ses why Let Ice-Mint with soothing lanolin keep topsoil, the National Geographic | suppose they are but you will fowl tents coe ee th® Society says, yet reckless plowing. 1... ° . =< . . of aged = ‘have to explain what you mean.) mpereture soars. So easy to appiy this : rent, soothing ‘reef A feel help ‘00. in overgrading, OF uprooting of natural I ses it sounds to me like one of ‘7 of The Pontiac Press.) Whatever your sport... golfing, fish- ing or hunting...whether your | Chicago Kids business o—_ take you to the reed) ake tropics or the Aretic... Omega Sea- Pill the Breach ql master isa ikicl/asaeaea! Self- e winding and water-resistan r) —wWith Locusts ; practically ncaa to i eieerare ee soothing relief A rest help ig as ae h i . h . , ‘ : Selay. Get ico-Mint today. comme: over can destroy as much In 4 11... trick questions of yours. | ; CHICAGO — The Brookfield DOE ECK. Moleere SNe porspiretien. ‘year. | | Zoo said it was.lousy with locusts We recommend Omega without res- Ethel ses well, we have seen three pictures in the past two weeks and all of them were about | and said it has enough to last ervation. through winter. The zoo got locust-undered after nasty people like murderers and | a plea for donations two weeks Seamaster Automatics from e ] dopers and ladies who oa pigs ago. Sure enough, hundreds of |? a ne termes cee eee AF While t 1e st ‘ Who are not their — ands an youngsters began turning up with from $7150, Federal tax ‘ie 2 = mean policemen. There were ne . jocusts. included. fi , nice people in any of them but | Kar] Plath, the Zoo's curator of ee poe ts . only unnice ones. Well, the 4 or \e' birds, said the locusts were need- 00 ' : * movies are supposed to be in- ‘ = < ed to feed birds — and also to Optometrists—Jewelers : teresting to those who pay to see | p v2 y serve as food for snakes, lizards : them and I am sure those who | —~ « (and some monkeys. $ make the movies put in the > ae “We've got so many that we had °@ : people they think would be most to put most of them in deep , . a interesting to the customers, Nie ee ; . : freeze.’ Plath said, ‘‘and the sup- } : Weil, ¥iSel ace. ax deve we Nice, quiet old Miss Julia was one of mom's best friends. She piy will last all through next? 8] N, Saginaw FE 2-3612 re A was in love with a policeman named Brown many years ago. " no nice pegple in all those pictures _ see Lie ee _- 2 - : slain we saw I was just wondering if it is because nice people are not interesting to any one. I mean nice people hke my moms and is Gaieras’tt Things start to sparkle when - in our neighborhood who go to church and do their best to be good to everybody. | ‘1 AM JUST ASKING’ | I ses, well Ethel, I guess maybe nice people don't lead very exciting”~ e , ® Formerly $124.95 —_ NOW 88995 e Here's the cleaner that beats as it sweeps as it cleans . . . keeps rugs like new. e Brand new, in factory cartons, full warranty. e See us soon. Sup- ply limited. lives like the unnice ones ins the pictures. I ses all they do is work hard all day long and go home and just sit around until it is time to go to bed although. of course some of them go to the movics lke us once in awhile and see those pictures you are beefing about. Ethel ses 1 am not beefing Joe, I am just asking — ’ I ses well, you know yourself | nobody would pay a dime to see | . a picture about people like the | ones we know in our neighbor- | heed. I ses I guess I will have | to answer yes to your question | and say nice people are uninter- | esting and that is why you do | not see any pictures about them. | ¥ ses that is why you see pic tures about bad people Who are really quite interesting, especial- Ph ane ly if they commit a’ murder, Ethel ses there has not been a/| FEderal murder in our neighborhood for over -30 years. Not since you and 3 7114 I were born, Joe. The last murder! * around our neighborhood was when ESD EU Pov ics vs ins creer That great taste of Coke makes life more funn © Ae W. O. Roeser, Mrs, Charles Har- mon, Mrs. Paul Taylor, Mrs. Harry Richards, Iama Hook, Mrs. Rob- ert B. Tarr, Mrs. Vernon Abbott and Mrs. Carroll Braid. Suds Lampshade To wash a fabric lampshade, prepare a deep tubful of warm Soap of detergent suds. Then rinse} by dunking the shade up and down in warm, i} : lacs _—?| warm, clear water until clean, ss addrill. Mrs. N. P. Warrener, Ohio. Kevin Flemington was ring- Oslo, where they will repeating in fresh suds, if needed. Rinse, shake well, and set on bath towel to ary, 9 ‘ Osorio and family ceola drive attended jArthur Sharpe. Cherbourg, France, on the SS New ‘® * * Joyce Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Johnson of West Huron street, left Tuesday for New York City where she will visit her uncles, Leslie and | George Gaskill, for three days. From there she will flv to Ca- racas, Venezuela, where she _ is eagerly anticipating her stav at the home of her roommate from St. Mary Academy Tonia Osorio and Mrs. J. J. Gutierraz have planned several plane trips and four yacht- ing trips for Joyce during her visit Dr, She will return home in September * 7 s Mrs, Forrest E. Brown of Os the fifth a nual meeting of the National Coun- cil of American Baptist Women held in the Civie’ Auditorium of Seattle Wash . on Friday. She also participated in the sessions of the . board of Managers of the national council. Mrs, Brown, president of the Women's Baptist Mission Society of Michigan, will remain in Seat- tle for sessions of the American Baptist Convention which will continue through Friday. lad - * Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Boardman and daughters. Judy and Mary jJean, of Forest avenue, Watkins Lake, are leaving today for a 10- day vacaten at their summer home on Long Lake near Traverse City. s * * and Mrs. George Harkless Dr will be honored on their 25th wed-, ding anniversary by their son, Ro land, and their son-in-law . and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Blaine of Ypsilanti. .The family is entertaining at an open house at the Harkless residence on Mark avenue Sunday from 2 until 95 o'clock. : * * * Aileen Reynolds and Flora Owen of Miami read left Mon- day for their homes in Harris. Moana Club Meets at Library | Scholarship Fund Set Up at Monday Gathering Members of the Pontiac Wom- an’s Club met Monday at the Adah Shelly Library for a cooperative luncheon with Mrs. F. R. Alspaugh serving as general chairman During a brief business meeting Mrs... Marie Gix was elected to membership and a scholarship fund was established. Mrs. Guy Bevington wil] serve as chairman of the fund committee. Helen Bassett, 1956 graduate of Pontiac High School, was award- ed a scholarship by the Pontiac Woman's Club and has been ac- cepted as a nursing student at Highland Park General Hospital. The club will also participate with the State Federation of Wom- en's Clubs in establishing a scholar- ship fund for Marsha Thomas, who will enter University Hospital at Ann Arbor for nurse’s training. “The Magic Suitcase’ was the topic discussed by Helen Spencer. | She displayed many “miracle ar- ticles,” each a derivitive of pe-| troleum, which she said brought) beauty to milady and cheerfulness’ and comfort to the home. Miss Spencer closed with the | remark that the manufacture of ’ these products and many others will:depend on tree enterprise for their development and future scientific progress. ~ | Hostesses for the meeting were} Mrs. Joseph Panter. Mrs. C. M.| Pelican, Mrs, Lewis Stewart, Mrs. Louise: Paddock, Mrs. W. H. al or ica, Mrs. C. B. Robinson and Mrs. & } ia fi al M | fenden of Birmingham represent- they will Dribben of LaCrosse, Wis. Don is the son of Vr. and Mrs. Vern Pixley of Rochester. The uas ceremony held in Goodison Methodist Church. \ VRS. DON €. PIXLEY Couple Will Make Home in Rochester After Trip The Wiliam H. Collycott of crystalette with a round neck- af Goodison Methodist Church per- ine and short sleeves A looped formed the double-ring ceremony cording outlined the scoop neck- Rey Tuesday noon uniting Ernestine line and siecves Persing and Z Y ne G pce; | Soft folds fell from the prin- For the wedding. the bride chose sae nt CI ee atk See ee qe wore a small cloche’- type hat a) pale) pink ballerina length 088 matching her dress. Her only jewelry was a single strand of Stick to What ane . : he bride, of Lake OUrion, is @ Suits You Best daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Dribben of LaCrosse, Wis. Don 1s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vern A. Pixley of Rochester —A\I|l the Time There is much value in the ad- * * @ vice given to mature women that; Mrs Yerex of Rochester says: find what suits you and suck was her only attendant, She wore to it ‘a blue street-length dress with a matching scroll hat. Vern A. Pix- One field in which this 1s pal-'jey served as his son's best man, ticularly true is the matter of hair- style. It is to the women whose standard style is long hair, done up in a bun, that this column is addressed If one’s hair begins to lose luster and act‘droopy, it may be time Following a honeymoon in to have ™ cut off. Long hair is Sau. the newlyweds wil make theip more difficult to care for, even if home in Rochester. , it's Worn in a bun. It’s harder to wash, takes longer to dry and a Slim Line Upholstery single strand that falls eut is by -; far more conspicuous, both on the In Current Vogue and down the drain. Jovece * . For the ceremony and the re- ception held at the Detroit Boat Club, Mrs, Dribben wore a ‘rose beige lace dress and Mrs. Pixley chose a rose organta gown, nw \ Se ld the SHOMICET A new look has taken oer in _* * field of upholstery It #s best de- Short hair can be shampooed scribed as the ‘‘sliny’ line.” The with frequency, since a few rubs of heaviness a: the towel make it dry enough to with sofas and upbélstered chairs wear outdoors. immediately. The is gone and has been replaced by scalp is easier to get at for treat- an air of lightness. ments or massage. If one’s scalp Slim legs lift the pieces off the. is sufficiently oily, a daily sham- floor. Features of the new simple poo within reason, a greatistyli muggy weather. and { bulkinéss associated Is pleasure in slim backs and cushions. james Serr actien Weds in Rite at Detroit Church A gown of white organdy with tiny tucks edged in lace Was wern by Janice Elaine Flemington’ for her marriage Saturday to Knut Erichsen. - * Ld] * The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Herbert Flemington of Birmingham. Knut, of Bloomfieid Hills, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kristofer Erichsen of Oslo, Nor- way The wedding was performed in St. Olaf Lutheran Church, De- troit, with a reception for 200 guests held in the church par- lors. Sue Persons of Elyria, Ohio, wore ‘a yellow ballerina-length gown for her duties as bridal at- tendant. She carried a nosegay of blue shasta daisies. Laurie Flem- ington was flower girl. She wore a dress similar to the bride's in whité organdy. e * * ' MRS. KNUT ERICHSEN ed Mr. Erichsen’s parents for were Norman Flemington of Bir-| the occasion, * mingham. Robert Beder of Royal; The newlyweds are honey Oak, Eric Matus of Birmingham jng in ees Fate and plan to from iNew York for Jon Ivarson of Oslo. may | was best man. Seating the guests} and Bill Summers of Bay Village, | sai] his . ‘parents. ° Following a two - month oMr. and Mrs. Henry L, Wool- tour of th? Scandinavian gountries, reside in Blooafield Hilla, 5 pa hf , §, } ey f 1g are marrow tapered arms - “= > ; TZ e . Te r To reside on Use Liquid Bleach treshen rooms by en Pager ot 7 ) V | Moun Disinfectant ee aed Pa _ . = Conse | V e Your Precious ita ity Clemens oS Pa bleach is not only a good —— pa ee ee TWENTY-TWO s D By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN - ercise, while we stew about in the Each one of us has just so Juice of everyday life with its.num- dom from responsibility brings THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 I am not suggesting that free- than drift, if our lives are to be much energy. We come into this/eTous Petty demands and interrup- | happiness, far from it, but that rewarding, world with a certain amount of “"5- with Umited energy we must Of) ‘py muddle lite we should know native energy or vitality just as 24 : = wis wee. what we want, but unless we we do with native talents and abil- ; 425 ae j slough off some of the demands ty. Sa a and activities which use eur en- Yu ergy but add little to the sum Individuals differ. No matter total of happiness for ourselves what good care one person takes of himself he may never have the pep of another luckier one. On the other ‘hand, those who are endowed with superlative vitality may lower it greatly with abuses of all sorts. The fact remains that for one | reason or another each one of | us has just so much energy. The way We spend our quota is of | the utmost importance to our | happiness in living. Too often we allow it to dribble away in petty or frustrating ex- penditures. Too many folks who think carefully about the way they | spend their money give no thought to the way they spend their energy, although energy is. life. * * ® Our vitality may go into myraid, activities which swarm about us each day like flies. robbing us of, the pep and enthusiasm which we! could have put into creative work! or philosophic thought, friendship, | and these we love, we may find ourselves frustrated and lost, It is your life, and you can con- : (trol it (to some extent anyway) “if you are determined upon that course. Remember that your ener- gy is not limitless and that the manner-in which you spend it de- termines successful or frustrated living. * - @ ' If you would like to have my leaflet ‘Individual Happiness,” ‘send a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request for leaflet No. 65 to Josephine Low- man in care of The Pontiac Press. * . E Tomorrow: “Exercises to Re- move Fat From Shoulders.” Her Fudge Will Harden Marshmallow > Fluff ganize, plan and choose, rather A gown of Chantilly lace over taffeta was worn by Barbara Jean became the bride of Edwin James Lee at Grace Lutheran Church. - * * The fitted bodice was fashioned ‘with a portrait neckline and long sleeves that ended in points at the wrists. MR. and MRS. EDWIN JAMES LEE 0744 road. Barbara Gillmer Speaks Vows at Grace Lutheran | are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin * James Lee. washing aid. It’s also a good dis- infectant for sanitizing shower, it he takes along a favorite toy tor browses. Shopping with a child 1s easier amusement while mother She is the former Barbara Jean Gillmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gillmer of Birchcrest drive. He is the son of 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. Robert Lee of Mr. and Mrs. 1 erystalette with white acces- sories and a white orchid. Mrs. Lee chose a dress of pink lace with white accessories for her) son's wedding. Her corsage was. also a white orchid. 4 Bloomfield - and TASHION SHOP one zip you're in! Household choring, gardening, sporting or just plain loafing reading, music, sports, philanthro-| py, hobbies, or just plain fun. PETTY DEMANDS Adds Creaminess A crown of seed pearis and se-— to Chocolate Candy We may also eat devitalized food Our vitality may go into myriad activities, which uence arrangement of stephanotis and— ... you're far more coke = seaee. pas ae po swarm about us each day like flies, robbing us of pep | pontiac Press Home Editor cgrpes on her ad | comfortable life, walks, rest periods and ex- and enthusiasm. Chocolate-covered creams fe) single strand of pearls, a Reg. 17.98 in our bold-stripe- ; ae ee ee cn tne] of the betiagroom. Velve Forth ° summer. But is fe] -$0 no-lron Delegates Named |Fthe] St, Croix Marries sr sivess wecome ire War! eide the altcher of Mr] nese for Amvets Parle * iter Sadoway has a recipe for this @%¢ Mrs. Owen Gilimer of Birch- Ladies cotton jump suit by y ‘candy, guaranteed to turn out a crest drive and the bridegroom is Wright-Fournier Amvets Post 161, To reside on Dixie highway|a floor-length gown of Chantilly) ¥ Fi _\the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linen Fancy Free. So easy _ ~ creamy smooth product that al-)) 0. o¢ Oneid elected Mr. and Mrs. Robert following a Florida and Cuba wed-|jace and pleated nylon tulle. (ways ‘hardens: ida road. | | . dik Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bart- ding trip are Mr. and Mrs. Don- The lace basque bodice was ac: ~ ' : Suits to weor.wi i$ 4 ; For the past year Mrs. Sadoway ; i Jett and Mr. and Mrs. James Cav-/ald E. Brice. cented by a portrait neckline has been busy with the aa and| Janice Gidley attended the bride alier as delegates to attend the as es ‘trimmed in the pleated tulle, and building of a new house. Thi Gece Gl eis Gece Gb State Amvets Convention at Se. ah ne arated Ethel tiers of the pleating cascaded trom |m on Ae her with a reese ~_ omg — bear stem | Rapids Saturday and Sunday. oo er of Mrs. Mar- the skirt into a chapel-length train. : : «6 « garet St. Croix of East Thi . = net [amount of gardening and land-‘bouquet was an arrangement of| The bride’s fingertip veil was | : Seon anges scaping to do. Her green thumb Scheduled to address the group 2 apne ety ool fastened to a tiny headpiece of Will do it successfully too. jiffy front zipper ond elasticized waist, it $] | ai drips dry smooth are Gov. G. Mennen Williams and/@ as new. Turquoise Ser 5 Silver Lake road. seed pearis, and she carried an N a the national atxiliary president, |°YV€r arrangement of white roses and By te ee FUDGE A gown fashioned identically to, Ladies’ or ted: Sixes 10 to 18. Florence Stripe. Martha H. Grif-) St. Michael Church was the |. waite orchid on her white : Spntelncen Sadoway the honor attendant’s in pink was) Linen fiths, lichigan congresswoman) setting for the 9 o'clock Nuptial | praverbook, a gift of the bride- | 1 smail ao ee worn by Mary Jean Rivers who) Ski from me 17th District, will also be Se ERS wel. she Rev. groom. | fortes ——— ecaveicasatins es the ee rts ‘ s er. Mil ! le A bouquet pink pcan ; Mrs. Lois Harper served as her 7) tablespecn butter or margarine carnations. fro On Saturday evening a Com-| As she approached the altar on manders’ Banquet will be held, the arm of her brother, Elwood followed by an evening of dancing. St. Croix, the bride was wearing 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup chopped nuts. if desired sister's matron of honor, Mrs. Tillie St. Croix and Bonnie’ Hume) p : Floyd Miles J rformed the. age | Put sugar, milk and chocolat oy’ s Jr. pertorm were the bride's other attendnts. ,;, sauce pan and cook over ad duties of best man. Seating the; William Jacobson was best man, 47, heat until it forms a soft/svests were Robert Beeson and AT jand seating the guests were Van John Corbin. ford it Man e Sr. brotheriniaw of poll, Remove from heat and beat the bride, and Robert Brice, broth-| Pe Creme, batter: and ae of the ba mm. vanilla. When almost stiff, add A reception was held in the?Uts and pour into a greased] 2.98 2.98 me toe we netnee ea Fhe = . ‘ ity 8X8X2 pan. Cut into squares when in the she evening at Gingellville Community sq mony pariors, 0 its |Center \hard. was wearing a drese of blue Corn: Mente 2 Posies \, id: Co — . ——— — > ‘ ‘ e Day or date styles, light or dark! Lake SS € Variety is the spice of our big SUMMER DRESS SHOP! Sheer Cottons! Cool Cottons! That give you so much fashion on a budget! Terrific Selections at ()%5 e re re ead grange ttis 0 ae ete OS Terrific Selections at 4% 4 J Terrific Selections at 19° a Juniors 7 to 15 ‘Misses 10 to 20 144 to 2212 ; A quest for fashion leads you straight to the sheath. This reed-slim silhouette of cotton is accented by the clever contrasting of delicate Schiffli embroidery in | stripes tapering to the hem. RELAX and REDUCE LOSE 10-15 LBS. 3 TO 5 INCHES IN JUST TWO SHORT WEEKS GUARANTEED RESULTS Our méthods are the most effective in use today. By constant ens fatty tissues are broken down gently and measure- ment uction easily accomplished. It makes no difference - where you're fat, legs, buttocks. thighs, abdomen or ugly fat » back. Our expert hand massage alterriating with our modern, » mechanical massage can give you the figure you dreamed of. _ EXCELLENT MASSAGE FOR MEN *- *Relieve that tired feeling—reileve heart strain. treatments Saturday Only for Men. wM. MeFall, Masseur 4 Above: — Young Half-Size Dress in Sheer Check * * ROACH HEALTH INSTITUTE 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. Half-sizes &. _ 4} 819 National Bldg. FE 4-4131 14% to 20V , : poo oe ts - : oo _ j ctioseen . ’ ane aie aidan 10.95 = ¢ iy OPEN EVERY NIGHT ‘TIL 9-7 SATURDAY.T IL 6. 4 f fi y ie i ; egy angel ef f 7 ls ? oe } iD { : : I, { if ‘ ‘A ‘Ff f° i 7 ‘ pe : FI if . : i, ; : Py \ i i Wy i oo ae ee a oie < ¢ H j : . ] i i a ‘ ‘ are 5 i j { ‘ * - 2 - ii : es = wiseoih Sage . THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 | / . TWENTY-THREE it Pontiac High School Class of 1898 Gathers at Dinner Reunion DUGe AGE - | | | | VACATIONER T houghtful Gift Will Please Bride AND ' AUK + TRAVELER . If you receive a wedding an-one can send a wedding gift any on your closeness to the couple. nouncement or an invitation to time within a year of the wedding! Relatives, godparents or close * SKYW AY the church only, you are not friends may want to give house- _ ‘ bliga- i obliged to send a gift, unless vou ae alia can wv a Co hold appliances or major furnish- i *% AMERICAN TY TOURISTER wish to. However, accepting an : ings, and because of the impor-; | * CROWN invitation to the wedding recep-, Hines. er abseace from town tance of style and color, should) tion does virtually place you un. are Valid excuses for late wed: work these out in consultation with der obligation to send a gift. ding gifts, but such gifts should the bride or her parents. always be accompanied by a * * * i * MENDEL mands that you send the present note explaining the delay, | If your problem is one of want- 7 well before the wedding day. Don't The amount of money you spend Ng to send a small gift to a friend *% WHEARY 1 * AIR WAY ’ 21” WEEKEND Custom as well as courtesy de- be nite ‘mpted by the old theory that de spends on your own means, and or acquaintance, but not being able ein to spend much money, then try = for something useful, but just a little bit different. - Now ! Save Y. 3 ce For instance, instead of giving | a print or picture, you might | On Many Fine Fabrics give a certificate for framing at | a local frame shop, Later, the | 4s Little as couple can have a favorite print | $ ~T framed in the style which co- | 3 5 ordinates with their decor. | For a couple who are hi-fi fans, | K | M | | i C uoMakes an Old Worn Chats Beautiful Again! you might give one well chosen) record album. Useful and seldom| LEATHER GOODS thought of would be a collapsible luggage rack, for they're sure to|— 14 W. Huron FE 2-2620 have guests and usually in a first! . a . Bee Us See home every inch of space counts! Pentise Press Photos — _ Wm W ht ‘handy, ¢ Vine members of the Pontiac High School class of | Oneida road, Mrs. Ross Stockwell of West Huron street wil If you are handy, embroider or 900 . = edge one air = fine-quality pillow /8%6 gathered Tuesday afternoon at the Ira A. Haddrill. and John E. Linabury of East Iroquois road. Letters” Werk Guerenteed § Years 270 Orchard Lk. Ave | slips — an inexpensive gift but Aome on East Iroquois road for a dinner reunion. were read from class members Grace Hodge of Daytona | oot . one which could become an heir-) Posing for our photographer are (left to right) Marvin Beach, Fla., Mrs. E. S. Webch of Santa Monica, Calif., | carereee FE 4.0558 = { Beach of South boulevard, Mrs. Margaret Lehman of and Dr. Howard L. Schug of Abilene, Tex. | i . Students Present Pillar Club Recital at Church Has Dinner | Presented “in a piano recital Thursday evening at First Naz- and Meetin arene Church were Carol Ann g Armbruster,; Richard Williams, Carolyn Nicks, Sandra Rose, Dar- oe : Members of the Pillar Club met lene Rose. aa Pay Line, Sally Hil- ae ala Pea aa with Mrs. Gale Hedrick of Oakhill derly. Rebecca Rogers and Linda} .oV . .. you'll be so glad you drive-in Bloomfield Township Levely did Call for appointment to- Tuesday evening for a cooperative. A flute selection was played by] day! — idinner and meeting. Assisting the Pamela Morris accompanied by . hostess were Mrs. Ray Falk. Dorothy Boardman. Mary's Beauty Salon Mrs. John Morrison, Mrs. Rolland. Others presentin iano solos : |Muirhead and Mrs. Howard Losee. were See Bonnie Newby, 3513 Elizabeth Lake Road | < a (Acress frem Dell's Inn) Fer devofions. Mrs. Hedrick read Sharon Parrett, Linda Hubbs, Eva FE 8-370) Sree Parking a poem, “The Day”, and played Lyn Mogos. Mary Ann Lewis. Kar- : a recording of the First Congre- en Schliebel, Mary Elizabeth Ham- gational Church Choir under the di- ilton, Dolores Tapp, Catherine Me- | rection of Charles E. Wilson ger and Sharel Isenhart. / Mrs. Eugene T. Clelland gave a ' a review of the “Merry Hall” Guild Has Meeting by Beverly Nichols. Mrs. Fred ' Conner reported on the china With Mrs. Kinney | dishes which the club gave to Mrs Bryan Kinney of Cherokee ‘| the Women's Fellowship of the road was a recent hostess to Mem- rrr custom-made PERMANENTS You'll be amased when you see the hidden beauty in your hair brought to light with one of our very own custom permanents Individual Hair Says Styling and Cutting Riker Bldg.—Rear of Lobby. by Tony and Carl FE 3-7186 PEE Ree Ee SOMME NE MOLLE F GRAND OPENING — { ROWENA’S on COU 90000000 000000000080000000000 AS | BEAUTY SHOP j First Congregational Church. bers of Guild 11, All Saints Epis- (Come In for a Visit) Mrs. Ian Hiltie and Mrs. J. C. copal Church. Fourteen attended |Smi ith were guests. the coffee hour and meeting. Mrs. Ira A. Haddrill (center) of East On the left is Mrs. Fred F. Thornburg of | The next meeting will be held Mrs. Clarence Smith extended an, Iroquois road is pointing out her picture Claremont, Calif., and George L. Bird of with Mrs. Donald Hogue of Sand invitation to the guild members 4831 DIXIE HIGHWAY (Just North of Walton Bivd.) 1 the class photo vraph taken at gradua- Watkins Lake is at the right Point, with Mrs. Marcus Scott as and their husbands for a picnic at OR 3-3541 ~— Free Parking in Rear ies wogrepn te , grt: | . = tion from Pontiac High School in 1898. Sa erm ao tf ea ° | Sandra Hilderley, Jeanne Sala- Students Gi ve | thiel, Michael Carey, Sharon Tal- e ‘ M4 = _ bet, Sandra Breoks, Fred hrupp. For Brides to Be Music Recital Diana Owen, Patricia Spock and . Kitty Mildebrandt Junior high school and high © “i © ° school students were presented in Also taking part-were Lenore Seat 7 at Your Card Table Instead of Four! | USE THE ROUND T-TOP Call for your free copy of the em rectal at First Nazarene Gallo, Frank Bloc, Linda Under. | fits any standard size ONLY Church Tuesday evening . . ‘ my ’ . hill, Gail Ba‘zloff, Dianne Hewett, / Spring issue, the Modern Br ide | Those taking part in special num- John Bishop. Nancy Lowery, Phyl- | BRIDGE or $ 95 bers were Diana Owen, flute, With lis Young, Ronald Rife, Jack Horn-. i CARD TABLE... Joy Owen as accompanist: Ken- er and Barbara Broadway. 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This mother quite obviously) ' Wangeman has spent his whole Wangeman believes in taking ho-| tel courses in college. He told me that the hotel field pow has training programs for newcomers, just as industry Oakland Hills Members Anticipate ‘Tour Amour’ Club Will Present Talent Party, Show | sf “TURN YOUR LONGHAND © INTO SHORTHAND WITH ar he" nage ay eae Og @ ieee does, where they have a chance make their minds up that certain) knows very little about the hotel life in the hotel field—first in Eu- fields are desirable and full of field. Moreover, she forgets that Tope. then here im America. His prestige, while others are for the any job involves learning the low- job is @ varied and exciting one, peasants. ‘er rungs of the ladder. and you can see he loves it. | “But,” he admitted, smiling,! Doctors get plenty of messy «when I was just beginning, it's jobs while they’re learning their jou that 1 handled all kinds of, of -concern because John, or | field. ~ 'jobs. Once when I was a waiter—| Mary, is making a terrible mis- | 1 discussed this matter recently learning the ropes—and my friends, take and choosing a low grade with Frank Wangeman, general were studying for international di-| field. ‘manager of the Hotel New Yorker plomacy, for example, I felt kind’ Like most prejudice, their's is —one of the world’s largest. lof funny: But I wouldn't change a based entirely on ignorance * s s Take this letter. from a mother in Ohio “My boy worked as qa waiter in| a resort hotel last summer. Now| that he’s graduating from high school this month he is determined to go to college to study hotel management. ‘We're just sick about ft, because we had such wonderful plans for him. But now he'll be working in Beauty Clinic — GIRLS WHO WEAR GLASSES by Edythe McCulloch Uncomplimentary verses used to be quoted about girls who wear glasses. Now the sunny lassie with spectacles may be the most sought after girl of all Modern glasses can be a pret- ty part of your face .... not just windows over your eyes A soit hairde (not too fluffy) does wonders for bespectacled Jadies but no bangs unless they are short, uneven or with 7 Net a day goes by but some mother or father writes me, full I'm sure that if this mother! minute of it.” a casua brushed effect Aveid | parts. Off center ff lin most for you. Don't j sli your glasses into your purse when you go to the beauty salon, wear them while Honoring his father on his seventieth the Automoti your hair is styled So your ° ’ ° hair dresser can anticipate the | birthday, Robert N. Green (right) enter- shanges your part\ular choice | gained approximately 250 men at the Oo! gidsses mite in fea “ tures: Then those skiJled hands can place your part waves lg just the right places flattering to your shape of fa-e and glasse: Bloomfield Hills Country Club. Tuesda, evening at dinner. The occasion also _ commemorated Leslie H. Green's activity for more than a third of a century with Phone Edythe McCulloch aaa LO ne ; Beauty Shop, FE 2-7431, 608 Pontiac State Bidg. your wispy c Py n Cible | Group meetings of the Oakland home on Ellwood avenue for a co- meeting. The project for the day was sew- | ‘The devotional topic, ‘The Chal- ing cancer pads and making crib e Accept Daniel,” was Sheets for the missions. loreal by — pen =) Amouncement was made that. Mrs. Leo Crives reported on “Our Mrs. Gerald Schultz and Mrs. Ver-' Mountain Missions.” jwey will attend the WGMS con- During the ing the group Vention in Canton, Ohio. ( IMPERIAL Beauty Salon 29 E. Pike St. FE 4-2878 eveni sewed for the American Cancer So-| — ciety. Refreshmeritgs_were served) of iby the hostess assisted by Mrs. Emmett Bradley. | The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Ervin Attwell on) Lehigh avenue Ann McGeough Members of the Ann McGeough Group met in the Dorcas Room of} the church parlors. Mrs. Stanton| Levely gave devotions and Mrs. Ethel Powley had charge of the} prayer cycles. Mrs. Walter Naper- Birmingham TRAVEL SERVICE We'll Plan Your Tour Free! Phone MI 4-5711 Tickets, Reservations to Anywhere! to learn alt the varied depart- ooo Long a resident of Oakland County at Turtle Lake, Leslie Green was chairman af the Oakland County bond drive during the war and has taken part in many other activities. long list of firms in this area. Presbyterian Groups Have Meetings using Prayer and Mrs. Robert McCor-| Avenue United Presbyterian operative luncheon for members of Summer Church were held during the week.'the Margery Peters Group. Mrs. ‘ 2 5 Brief Style Nelson Rich opened the meeting her home on / . | Lactie memete h with prayer and Mrs, Donald Wil- vard. Mrs. G. W. B Permanents Mrs. Milton Blood opened her son presented devotions, home on Summit avenue to the «pnoaniei” as her topic. $=50 ‘Lucile McBain Group for its June! | ‘purporting to look like one-piece | ments which go to make up a modern hotel. I hope this mother—and all like her—will remember that there is no such thing as a menial. job. There is only a menial point of view. And if her son doesn’t have that menial point of view, she'd ,bet- ter not have it either! : (Copyright, 1956) Amour.” Mrs. Henry M. Jackson bride-elect Barbara Neal. Bar- has arranged the choreog- bara and Walter McLaughlin of | il rried July 21. raphy and Mrs. Frank) “Mas? will be fnartied July 21. Lynch is chairman of the} Mr. and Mrs. John W. Richard-, makeup committee. Mrs. son on be mmo ing as into ee Vincent VanFleet is chair- "*™ me on Bennington 2] man of the hostesses. | Mr. and Mrs. Ormond E. Hunt, The show is arranged in six have recently returned to their | scenes with different foreign back. |home on Rathmor road from a) grounds and the six “chorines’| World cruise. | have practiced until they are a| *# @ @ . credit to the club. The chorus in-; Ann Ward of Pontiac will give cludes Mrs. Waldemar H. Adams, @ Cocktail party next Wednesday Mrs. Watts Wacker, Mrs. Fred V.|/for Martha Wallbillich and her fi- ance, William Chalfonte, who ar- Davis, Mrs. Edward F_ Sullivan ‘Mrs. Jack L. Fralick and Mrs. | ™¥es tomorrow from his home in Orra B. Crego Hutchinson, Kan. They will be. ite | * * * married June 30 On Friday Mrs. George Russell will give a luncheon and swimming party fur Martha at her home on Lone Pine read. | Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Brom- Iéy will be hosts at a family dinner Thursday evening for their nephew, David Micou, and his fiancee, Sandra Henderson, Pe Be ee eee ee on Thursday, Friday, Saturday \4 . 4 a 5 . , fi By RUTH SAUNDERS : The ameanoniney een eau ab c’s BLOOMFIELD HILLS,Oakland Hills Country Ciib , e Payt \ members are looking for a treat’ when the club presents © Better Job — MORE Pay! \_ i its third talent party and show, this year called “Tour — SHORTER — EASIER j Shows each evening, Thursday, Friday and » Free Demonstration Monday Evening. June 25. 7:00 ’ Saturday, will be precejed by a buffet dinner. 4 . . ; Joseph P. Baldez is producer of the show, which © The Business Institute Edward F. Sullivan has written and directed. Mr. Sul- « Siem. FE t:esal fa) idlecmation ox Yast Clos livan is assisted by Gordon C. Applequist and Read! , wor rewrence Street Pontiac eaeae PEt 5561 Jenkins and his stage crew. ¢- , ene, | LUGGAGE SALE SAVE Up to 40%! 3-Piece Luggage Set Train Case, 21% Week- $ 98 End, regular $33.00 . 26" Pullman... Headquarters for SAMSONITE — SKYWAY — AMERICAN TOURISTER LUGGAGE 79 N. Seginew St. PHILIP'S srott3i?S%ons whose marriage will take place COMing Events dune 30. . | Camp Nesbitt, 11, Ladies Nationa! ’ Sandra is the daughter of Mr. League wil imeet Thursday at 1 p.m rm Ww. ik oi elec - and Mrs. William P. Henderson %t,07otte Hall on W. Pike t.. for elec-, : i ; j : | jot Kirkway drive and David's par-| po, ¢ putterfield Tent Nine - ents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Daughters of Union Veterans of Ctvii wi “ Se, |War wil! hold a birthday party and | Micou, who will give the rehearsal ootial evening Thursday at 8 p.m. at 128 aed ; ' - é 3 Ns es PARAMOUNT BEAUTY 11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg.. Pontiac, Mich. Enrollments Available in Day or Evening Classes Write, phone or call in person tor Free Pamphlet PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 SCHOOL dinner next Friday evening in their|W. Pike st « ; home on Lone Pine road. innameeeees ' Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harper will) ~ give a cocktail party for the couple; © _ on Saturday. - TO FETE GUESTS Pia! Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lyons|' < Jr. will entertain at cocktails Sat-| © : urday for their houseguests, Mr.! ~' and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson of In- | © jdianapolis. Mrs. Johnson is show- = ing several horses at the Detroit ; : * ve Materials Corporation. le tape ye wee ee Reo Se ye oTEEY Lyre rae WIGGS 24 W. Huron — Pontiac Horse Show at Bloomfield O pen }Hunt Club this week. | *. * ® P ' Mr. and Mrs. Graham J. Gra- _ /ham will also give a cocktail party | Saturday evening. Mrs. Laura But- ” jler Higbie of Grosse Pointe is their houseguest during the Detroit horse | |show. ; He is identified with a | FOAM . . Li bess Mrs. id a. irr elaesieet Tent? 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Fisher Ill will give at the | During the afternoon the group Grosse Pointe Country Club. sewed on infants’ clothing to be wr pings : ; ae | oni's’’ wedding will take place | used S we peeves sige Mrs at St. Hugo of the Hills Church Omar McNutt inyited*the group © July 28 She is the daugbter of her summer home.on-Durham roa Mr. and Mrs. Rocco diMarco of * t) at 4 |e : xt meeting. ! for the next meeting Dunston road You've loved ‘em in cor- Two-Tone Outfits | Mr. and Mrs. Dean Draper and duroys and satins.. . . you'll their two sons are on a motor trip Becoming Popular through the West. We've had lots of separates | GIVES LUNCHEON Mrs. Walter O. Briggs Jr. was dresses. Now we have the two- hostess at luncheon today for mem- tone dress with calf belt passing bers of her bridge group. itself off as shirt and skirt oe * Shirt is in a light tone; skirt Mrs. Robert M. Halsted and fs darker. It's a good idea for the Mrs. Jack Lewis were cohost- working girl and it eliminates that, esses at q luncheon today at Or. | blouse bulge at the waistline. ' chard Lake Country Club for | Gold... Brown. . sky gave a report on the Indian stations, The project for the day was sew- ing on layettes for the mission id. Grace Plummer Reilly 379 Hamilton, Birmingham Professional Permanent Wave—Gives a Soft Natural Appearance PERMANENTS, from... . . $5.00 |. out o = | r a eanor Creswell ’ 7 OBERG S mu) The Eleanor Creswell Group met ( | APPLIANCES and @ at the church in Fellowship Hall. ‘4 a @ Mrs. William Coffing presented de-| ‘ Ss CONTRACTING ® votions, using ‘The Challenge Ac-| ae - Phone OL 2-9461 cepted by Daniel’ as her topic.) 425 Main in Rochester z Mrs. William Bray gave a book! “AU RR SROR ERR R RE IBE ort on “Redheaded, Rash and) SPECIAL DIETETIC FOODS Natural Health Foods $8 Wayne. Pontiac. 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Usable for @ decorator. wall arrangement! . j ’ i Fa io bine f vt Co ta ; / ————— ~ a ‘a - TWENTY-FIVE Hal Boyle Says: Modern Kids Make Adults ‘Feel Immature By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (# — Sidewalk re- flections of a pavement Plato: Mothers are more tolerant. . © “I'd rather have my daughter Do you feel hopelessly immature|®° Ste@dy with a boy who I knew in the presence of the younger|“@% & good boy,” said one, “than generation? Many older people do today. Particularly parents. They feel their children are outgrowing them too fast. + EARLIER WEDDINGS One reason is the widespread custom of earlier weddings. Mar- riage at 18 and 19 is becoming commonplace. . “But the worst thing is they start going steady so young,” one father moaned to me. “Girls only 12 years old seem to think they should have a steady boy friend. And if you raise a holler they say “ you're old-fashioned. They say all their girl friends the same age are starting to go steady, so why can't they?” * Kids that age, of course, are only aping the high school teen- agers, among whom the custom of “going steady’ is now a nation- wide problem. * ° ° Some educators see it as only # passing fad. such as the wearing of denim pants or pony tail hair- dos. Others think it is senseless. Armed Services subcommittee in- testimony did not show what per- who are still in the bicycle dangerous and should be discour- vestigating relative U.S. and Rus- iod of time was involved aged as much as possible. ALL MIXED UP Parents are as mixed up as the educators. Fathers generally are opposed to daughters fn their ten- der mid-teens having a _ single beau. They have to restrain an urge to boot the young scalawag down the front steps everytime he whistles at the front door—or walks in without knocking to date half a dozen, all of whom I couldn’t be sure of.” folk, are now a thing of the past. “There is hardly any cutting-in any more,” a mother said. “The couples that are going steady dance with each other all evening. There isn't much changing of partners.” ar * * ¢ That, of course, makes it pretty tough on the kids who don't go WASHINGTON — The Air Force's research chief says this ‘country has “a real firm pro- gram” for development of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). * ¢ 8 This opinion came from Lt. Gen. Donald L. Putt, supervisor of all Air Force research programs. He is deputy chief of staff for’ devel- opment. Putt was questioned May 17 at a closed door session of a Senate ‘sian air power, His testimony was 'made public today, after security censorship. ULTIMATE WEOPON | Often termed the “ultimate sile could carry a nuclear war- ‘head from this country to Russia — or in the reverse direction — ‘ina matter of minutes. The aim ‘ig to develop a rocket capable of Report ICBM Research Program Moving Ahead jtraveling 5,000 miles — ping right on target. | The general's cautious optim- jism on the iwith sharp criticism of cuts in recent years in funds for Air 'Force research and development. | and drop- steady, They feel as out of place as an old maid at a party where) everybody else is married. * * Somehow this custom of teen-| lagers going steady doesn’t seem as alarming to me as it does de-| ‘pressing. Adolescence is a time when lifelong emotions are ex-| |cited, but is it the time when they should be set in an adult pattern? | * Ld * | | Youth is the age for change, ex-; perimentation, and—if you~ will— iflirtation. Love should come and go like sunshine and cloud, not be ,fixed in a permanent pattern at a | time when one is too young even ito know what love means. | TURBULENT HEARTS | A realist might say: ‘Oh, well,’ ‘it really doesn’t make much dif- ference.” Grownups may think that) ‘are only playing at love, but the | ‘hearts of teen-agers are turbulent THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 thing. They didn’t want to a gen- eration ago. Is it that since the world is mov-| ing so fast ... so blindly fast ...| they sense the need of some deep- ler kind of security than their’ homes or parents can give them? | Do they feel a desperate necessity to grow up quickly in a world with so clouded a future? ¥ * * Whatever the reason. it 1s a cos- mic pity that in our civilization it is the old who try to stay young and the young who try to act old. | Michigan Man Objects to Baptist Reorganization SEATTLE iu — Opposition to a proposal to centralize authority in the Baptist hierarchy was declared ICBM was coupled wien teen-agers go steady they Monday at the 49th annual Amer- ican Baptist Convention by Robert Johnson, Ann. Arbor, Mich., lay-| things. The ending of the game— man. weapon,” an intercontinental mis-. He also cautioned that Soviet Rus-| 4.4 in most cases it will end, of. * * » sia might surpass this country urse—can be a terrible emo-| Johnson said the plan to put soon in quality as well as NUM ‘ione) ordeal for either or both more power in the hands of the bers of new weapons and air- general council, Baptist adminis- parties. craft * 8* © trative wing, ‘doesn't go far ' ‘The censored version of Putt’s Why, anyway, do so many kids enough” in reogranizing the and church's business procedures. The in the algebra stage even want to go plan doesn’t allow a sufficient voice steady? That is the disturbing by individual churches, he added. LEVI’S FOR: © MEN © LADIES © BOYS © GIRLS schedule Putt spoke of. i j We Give Hoidens Treding Stamps Liquid 4 Miracle! No washday powder ever made can give you the concentrated washing power You will pour Wisk into your washer. It will get your family wash so clean and white that you will never use a powder detergent again! LIQUID MIRACLE! 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Cc " p Mambo Punch *#eeee#e%e8w#s# eee arellesl aevere! thelireaicn Caniide are going just as fast as trucks, OPEN PIT MONARCH GERMAN STYLE 18 Os, 16 On, Cc Cc Cea “We can see we're burning up! . : : ramepie | * © @ for only four days in Bethany's ing Gentry County, said foundation municipal reservoir. Additional | herds are disappearing, sold be- water avaiflable-frem two creeks|“#Us they were starving to death. could carry the 3,000 residents for; Scott explained the legal techni- no more than two weeks, he esti-/Calities involved in government mated. aid and the meeting broke up with e 8 *# 'the farmers expressing dissatis- A shower yesterday produced faction. : only .37 of an inch of rain : Bethany has had only y five inches cs of rain a eight months, Its long- Pearl Harbor Admiral time average is 34 inches a year. La rink! d h- alae spring and car wash: Dias on West Coast months. Windows have gone un . washed. 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Wilson, Washte-) ar Oe, Sh sh a fo Big Fish Despite cree. a Broken Rod tles is 1S veer old Diane Garrett i Publinx Te fis Houston, Texas. who along with 23-vear-old Jo Ann Prentice af Birmingham, Ala, turned pra 12)}00 p.m—Mre bea during the pas! vear Golf Club. Mrs. _D g the past year Country Club of puyai, Bilis, | s s «6 OulDor ROFESSIONAL DIVISION | Despite the handicap of a broken as ad a wf 0) rincl e | Absent from the scene {* Wifff | oe:21" pesvoyes Blake, _ Waterford. ‘spinning rod, Albert Norton, 24690 Smith, last year’s amateur medal. ist. Miss Smith is on a European Wis Saily Leones pa er DETROIT u— Sam Kocsis says; He Nas exempt but had to rank golf tour, having played for US 12:34 = y Len Peulk Thom 1 Mefiiyan Smith, Bloomfield ‘Cloverlawn, Oak Park, landed a! Uruguay Giorta Pecht, Whittier, Calif. the week o | Lake. Peeey Kita. Southern Pines, N.C k on Pontiac - Amateur 12.48 9.m.—Mickey Wright, San Diese. ° * * Armstrong. Oakiand, Public Links golf oe re has a member of the Detroit trio in ae won the French to comply with a new Publinx di- Calif’ ‘Irene Bretslaf{, Detroit Norton's fish was taken in six ae caeling him to qualify) the testa comperttion. ' With Wiffi away, and Pat De- ys =e ee oggsrocl feet of water, on a night crawler in order to enter the National Tour. ““Why should I have to go 3.000) | 44, and Irene Bretzlaff now 14 Nament next month at San Fran- miles to qualify for a match play | with the pros, the Wolverine Smueney) rons ths Me. Mieh. around and weighed an even five CSCO. | tournament — 1 am defend- amateur title is wide open. eet pa bony ap ghar Onsarews. pounds, a few ounces under the Kocsis announced his surprise de- ing champion?” Kocsis asked. | This leavés Sally Sharp, 1S I; Vonnie Colby. Hollywood F'®: current leaders in The Press cision yesterday after firing a 36 I won my title at match play in , Betty Bush, Virginia With Norton were Louis hole score of 146 to lead a Michj.! Mdianapolis last year. I know of year-old Birmingham golfer as the no other tournament where a '@!cal top contender. Miss Sharp match play champion isn't auto. "™shed behind the trio mentioned 1:4 pm.—Mariene Bauer. “ishewttte. derby. Kathy Cornelius Lake Wotth. 'Pelchot of Oak Park and Dorman gan Publinx Qualifying field of 138, matically eligible and I'm def. '%St year and was runnerup to initely not going. It's a matter of | Miss Smith in the state amateur meet. ies Moat: ham, Ala He started Dianne on the road to golf six years ago, and when she graduated from high school last $10,000 ity (ree to Be Awarded Houston Pi wa raze Genre Hanson, Apple ¥al- Dowdy of Oak Park. They took 11 in play over the suburban Meadow. | principle." ° * * Edward A. Atlas, Detroit Pub- ‘irs Keith LeClair. Mrs. C. U. summer, he gave her; as a gift, the money to make the circuit with the pros. im lg nee ee bass altogether. brook and Western Courses. linx chairman, explained that the Wilson and Mrs. Edgar Reynol te US. Golf Assn. had changed the -ate among the amateur contend- ; aeons from an all-match play ers with muc n oS the attenti on ot sua tte st pa ue eres Cp Detroit Horse Show Begins 20:25" tour. Her best finish was a 6th spot in the Denver Open. than 200 to 150 in sectional mals (ron Gulfport, sree Today Diane celebrates her 19th birthday, and the gift she wants more than anything is “to do wellin this / By BILL CORNWELL. AZ ¥orty trophies. 500 mbbons and '$10.000 in prize money will be) * * * G j af awarded to winners before the 1956 If she plays the kind of golf she did in practice yes- ee ne how rings down terday, Diane could send her dad a top money- JET the final curtain Su inday night score card after Sunday's finals ee _ aah anne She fired a 73 at Forest Lake yesterday and was vay tis mor ng at the Bloomnheld moving at a sizzling sub-par pace until she had three Open Hunt Club in Bloomfield bogeys on the last four holes. a . P : Many historic trophies are as- “I'd love to win one of these tournaments just for wocinted ic, ~~ ee ehow my dad,” she said. “He has wired me birthday greet- and they are awarded —_ year 4 j * to the tep performers every ings and I'd like to return the Jo at with a thank Secen” Was Goats etecsion’ aad you and a good score for a postscript,” she said. * * * al chow got under presentation of trophies will be ‘Diane {s driving her way around the LPGA circuit.) and Merrill Bates. At Virginia Beach in the Round Robin she picked up. The Joan Coulson Memorial Skip Couzens Perpetual Memorial “Only 16 girls could play and I was the 17th, but = trophy for junior hunters are the money sure came in handy,” she said. among the numerous awards given in the junior division to mders 18 On the way to Virginia Beach she was involved in a years old and under “ A trophy for the winning pony $ s e€ wreck which caused $450 in damages to her car. “Alic under tadiie ts presented by the Bauer was sittpng in the front and she really hit the yicnigan Animal Rescue League, windshield,” said Diane. ‘Ine., and another junior division eoury . - : ; _" traphy is given to the winner of We were lucky not to ve hurt eo she owe the AS PCA. horsemanship class. From-here Diane also heads for the Western Open’ ys, auestrian teame this at Des Moines. So if Forest Lake's 6.415 yards become morning opened competition for too mutch of a hurdle for either Mary or Diane, then = ee — rol lenge trophy, awarded by we may hear from them at Des Moines next week OF \orthvitte Optimist Club. The from some other tourney someday. | Detroit Horse Show ts part of a In Heavyweight Fight Tonight Summerlin|s Favored CHICAGO Ww — Young Johny | edging into the heavyweight title ratings and a chance against crown 5! picture, tonight seeks his 15th Pittsburgh's Bob Baker as he’ At the moment. the pending Ar-. straight victory against Chicago's takes on the 32-year-old Satter- chie Moore-Floyd Patterson scrap § explosive but unprechctable Bob field. a ds namite: fisted “spoiler” j< pegged to determine Marriano’s Satterfield. with a “p21. 4 recor successor as heavyweight king. | The 24year-old Summerlin (30-: . but the retired champion had a 4-2) is an 8-5 favorite in the Chi- cago Stadium 10-rounder which 31 opponents and has been fiat- cago visit last weekend. will be televised and broadcast via tened 12 times himself, is a big =) ells :hurdle to Summerlin's ‘aspirations’ vision ae he linpreneed me with| his vouth, gameness and ability to! jake a punch,”’ said Marciano, here for a civic celebration, ‘He's ‘got a future if he gets bv Satter- Strong Field Anticipate in Best-Ball Tournament es Many of the Pontiac area's finest! Mike Andonian, Michigan Pub- * * @ colfers are expected to be on the jinx champion who has been a © Summerlin. an ex-sailor. is a firing line = “ pene — Bell runner-up three times, is now at 192- papier nee quick hands and Tournament, whicn wi ood punch, as attested by his the height of his gaie and will ie & ducted ,over an 18-hole route this +g 19 knockouts. He hasn't been de-, Saturday at thé Pontiac Municipal] bear watching over Municipal's dialed since a 10-round setback by} Golf Course.- rolling layout. George Powell on Oct. 5, 1954 and) Sponsored by the Pontiac Parks} Other strong contenders are the only time he ever was knocked and Recreation Department, the|Gienn Harding, Ed Wasik, Charles out was by Wesbury Bascom in tournament will open the summef/tiydson and Ron Rothbarth. All) 1951. season's 5-event calendar. have finished in runner-up posi- A pair of impressive 2-man jtions during the past four years. Sater nd Pt Stan Savage and Paul Bada rch from the Ist tee at 12 noon one tandem while Butler ae! Saturday’ and Bill Stoiloff comprise the ; a 1" other. Cooper teamed with Ed . Goram fo win the best-ball tour- Seeks AHL Franchise shot for the erratic Satterfield, Bob MY . gets licked. | handled by Mrs. John Graham | trophy for working hunters and the . -Summerlin risks his No. 6 rank- | ito get in the swim for Rocky Mar-| Summerlin of Detroit, hopeful of ing in the current Ring Magazine ciano’s vacated heavyweight | Satterfield. ¥ 5 has knocked out good word for Summerlin in a Chi-. This may be the last big-time » » : —— . | The fast field will begin the ee car ANT hes soma = “eee x. tengo, “1. — _ — flelder’s choice, and an error ke ug Bos: Satterfield, at 182 pounds, has’ ,one of the hardest punches in the ‘Baltimore Po. Chic 1:30 1 to 64 for final match play. Miss Mills, whe in her five Spies of the move was to reduce years of golf has captured the series of competitions for this awards include the Blackthorn! Elliett 8. Nichols Perpetual |). tournament from seven days| | Resechesipgh inasis) Actosoer! atc i} } he) trephy. ‘trophy. given by Mrs. Graham in| trophy and the Ainsworth trophy. to five. , | The trophies are in the form of, cg three Successive times, has The Midwest United States memory of her horse of that name. silver See CO GE, ee Nevertheless, Atlas added. “if moved into the national picture Equestrian Team Challenge trophy. | the Shuell Memorial, presented vhorses and several other designs. Sam doesn't go, I don't go either.”’. with her presence at Forest donated by Mr. and Mrs. Charles by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shuell to They are retained for one year by__ , Lake. RB Sweatt, and the Professional a ae pas hunters: oe i the winners. ‘Horseshoe Pitchers Meet ‘pte amateurs will tee Ge i * . ram < enge. aw Vv ut unds and pros will sta Horsemen § eagisiorg es — Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirchen of day ak oe tod oie five An organizational meeting for the at 12:30 tomorrow. donated by Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 ay sta ay i Waterford Townshi Recreation This morning the proettes and Merkel, J warded in the Holland. afternoon sessions. Morning, after- P & P Jann ig SR) Git ag teerd Department mens horseshoe the amateurs toured the course in yumper division. Last year both Other awards for hunters are noon and evening programs are ), will be held tonight at the an exhibition best ball event. A were claimed aa Dennehy | % Ww. Dz. Sea ere peepee 0 Bravia Plains ball darial T pint dine staged by the pees was of Cake) Forest. 1 see = marine & + 12:90 PM. an ‘interested horseshoe pitchers scheduled for 4:30 p.m. this after. In the various hunter classes, | Bridge Memorial trophies, the | and 6 30 p.m. are invited to attend. noon. Horse Show Events Now Hitting .368 Belardi Is Handy Man DETROIT & — Bushy-haired Hodges and was th only 93 games . Wayne Belardi never had been! in parts of four seasons. Still, more than a big league “handy-| it took $50,000 and three players |man’’ when he reported to the| for the Tigers to get him in June, Detroit Tigers for spring training, 1954. and manager Bucky Harris doubt-| The investment is just now be- jed even whether the 25-year-old| ginning to pay off, and veteran (Californian would be handy. first basemen Earl Torgeson and But 30 pounds made a big dif-! Jack Phillips have been benched ference. and now Belardi has a hot because of it. Belardi was hitting streak going that has knocked two! 368 through Tuesday's game, and veterans out of the Tiger first -had hit safely in seven straight base job ; games, with two hits in five of In and out of the Majors since them 1950 with the Brooklyn organi- Belardi’s weight had been mer — Belardi played behind Gil 200 pounds in each of hi< seven i —————— ~~ previous seasons in organized ‘baseball. In 1955, he reported at Seeds,” Dark Horse se =2, 20 pists ue es in Prep Net ‘Spot Learn Although he hit 23 home CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. # — 7 1 CLASS 146— yea og prix de Nations for Junior Equestrian teams, low score ceomperition CL ASS 17—ASPCA. borsemenship event. McCiay trophy CLASS 18—Junior PE! “dig fumping event individva. THURSDAT AFTERNOON = CLASS 1e—Work! ng hunters riddes by amateurs CLASS 20—Relay fumping event fer Junior Equestrian teams low score com petition Exhibition by Detroit Police Depart- ment Mounted Ditviston Grill team CLASS 21—Hunters ridden by eme- leurs CLASS 23—Working hunters, Junior, Josen Coulson Memorie! trophy ‘THURSDAY EVENING 6. pm. CLASS 23—Middie and heavyweight working hunters aes 24—Hunter a ‘ASS 7 — Green hunter hack, ‘spe- ar “a ‘ASS 3 -Midwes! TRET Challenge trophy CLASS 27—Humter hecks appointments runs, his batting average was just Five seeded entrants and a dark-| “Tt was a lougy year for me.” horse held the spotlight today in| Said Belardi. “but if It did noth- -quarter-finals competition of the ig else, it taught me a lesson. ‘National Schoolboy Tennis Tour-, I knew I was never a good field- inament. _ ing first baseman, and I tried to NATIONAL LEAGUE Wen Lest spor Bening | AP Wirephoto . hit the lon ime. Stowe le BOREL CLINCHING A TITLE—Lowse Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif, Raia Deviorie a Neate That's wat ms momare oe [eateeereh a =] FH $36 aD uses her backhand during her victory in the Wightman Cup mate ° naan, Conn.: second-seeded Ned pected, and that’s what I tried Chicago FS) i ’ atWimbledon. England yesterday. Miss Brough won the match to Neely of Atlanta faced Sam Howe to give them. Philadeiphia 1 34 5a. a) Clinch the cup for the Americans, 3-6. 6-3 and 64 It was the 20th ‘of Haverford, Pa: Wayne Pea-| “The job is his until he can't esday's Results do the ” said Harris. ist. Loute 6, Brookipn @ (night) cock, No. 4. of Wauwatosa, Wis. | ie : ei played Ed Sledge, No 5. of Dallas.) Belardi concedes that ‘all thie Iphia 4 Cincinnati 2 io ty Tex., and sixth-seeded Al Roberts may just be one of those crazy ee tg Run Rally Gives Bicma of Neve Yor tackled Al Winton of|streas. AI’ T'can do is hope “ | s : See tie (1) oF Leb. man (11 = ‘Chicago at New York, 12:3 pm —Kaiser E | Winton provided the first major) So the player whose fielding | Cincinnatt"at -Poaderpnia 7 pm —Fow.| dge Over J eweler S, 5-4 lela of ae naan Vesey ae cobesads fans a dub a ler (46 2-5) when he sidetracked third-ran ootsie may have just acquire Milwaukee at Bitsburen, ~ ~ raakee ot “Putsburgh ,,78 pm = A five-run uprising in the Sth trampling Michigan Bell, 254, in’ “Bob Macy of Coral Gables, Fla., his first regular job in the bg yet ory inning handed Bicmar Inn a 544 girls’ league contest. Janice Ben. 64 6-2. leagues: \vietory over Shaw's Jewelers to @& slammed a home run for GMC. - St Louls &! Brooklyn. 7 i 1° ad ‘headline Tuesday night's City Soft- Veriyn Dawson (pitched at * 3-in-One Decision straight victory for the U.S. team. Chicago at New York. 12 "0 ot A Muwaes at Pittsburgh, pm Ty games scheduled inning no-hitter as the Pulve AD ; LEAGUE New York “ear Yea Fe ri oa a NaaE Soe pase Beaudet girls drubbed Ginge lille 7 in D D ieee ee oe Eee re ykes, Lawson Get Draw iCleveland “ on : ‘Baltimore ‘ Detro : | 8 - ; 000 030 0—3 : $3 f | ee are a via reed” utechate bes) CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex.\uM —|is stopped because of a cut inflicte a outbu Seay It ee ee Crate lel tect CIO ae Bei bsesh P | Washington 397 Tecedsy's Resalts batters to the plate, McConner 920,000 0— 2 $ 2 it but middleweights Bobby Dykes! points at the time. ch $, Baltimore 1 caign) yielded only four hits, but all of (Richard's 22/909"): )) 125 20) x—11 1 Law- * Cleve 9, Boston 7 ight) them fell in the hea Sth |,,Beker and Inman: Vie aca’ stack of San Antonio and Frankie Law Washington °1 "oe City 8 (night) in Ithy Freebury. son of Detroit fought a draw here! An hour yee Commissioner age oes = . |me .... 030 001— « 2 10 Tuesday night. 201 967-25 15 1 * *® ® |Washington at Kansas City, 9 pm—Wies-| by McConner himself completed lee a fe Seba an and Batley. Pola New York at Detroit, 8:15_p.m—Kucks the damage. | Jgck Stone of Corpus Christi ruled |it would be called a draw because The trouble came when Dykes the fight had not gone half the dis- | age. pm ney last year. | LAKE PLACID, N.Y. uw — ‘A‘game, but a glass jaw coupled Washington, at Kansas City, 3 pm . lond setback of the season. EN ee i aces | ‘the bout had gone when the Anticipated entries who have/group of Rochester citizens seek-|with ‘a nonchalant defense has, Only games scheduled, — | Richard's Tavern slapped out a Denver 662 But 45 minutes later it was re-/decision was rendered. oeen winners in the past are Max|ing to obtain an‘ American Hockey) made him one of the most incon-/ Richardson, Dick Vershure, Bob|League franchise for their city will| sistent battlers in his class. He | Reset Le we Roles, Harley Hyatt, Jack Ross|meet today with the league board|currently is ranked 10th among 5 of governors. the heavies. nh} af, TUESDAYS HOME RUNS \dozen hits, including a solo home s: ger 4. versed, with Dykes being awarded| = + Cardinal Paul 3 een ae. run by Dick Ayling, to wallop Ox- Méianepolia ws iz the decision under a Texas boxing [tiene 8 Byrne, Fankees, i Minos, ‘Boby. bow Pavilion, 11-2. oO “2 | 3 ee oe er? ha i it beads eka gash inet Saeed eat ceili << Athietica, = picked ” 15 safeties. — en $ : , a , x ~ 62 \ i. Br zss3Bey & to eh ie FE cages al aa veces, aie Se ‘ 341 63-17 19 1 received a badly cut left eye from! tance. It was a scheduled 10-round Pul (8-3) oft (bS) or Grommet (89). va sybase bike Haas A a . . ton. ar ‘Cleveland’? ‘pm.—Porterfield John Helisik hurled the distance Gingetvite 4 Potting Wee wo ccnan 2 Dutt in the fifth round and ‘Law- bout: * *. , (24) vs bows: Se ‘for Bicmar Inn and held-the Jewel- ana” Hamblin. Martin. son was awarded a technical _ ers to eight safeties, It was Shaw's knockout. The 750 fans who turned out for final The 195§ All-Star game in Grif. . rule that ‘awards ai verdict to the/fith Stadiim here will have about ; 4 ’ TWENTY-EIGHT ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 ‘Last Publinx Places Settled by Playoff a In a playoff that stemmed out on the =. roster - seven. ‘playoff on Monday, and in the national Publinx Golf Champton-| ship, Dick Preston and Fred King, of Detroit won the last two places Bill epee tes ae ta for the! TIRE BARGAINS Off 1956 Cars—Less Than 1,000 Miles 6.70x 15 $ White Sidewall T 400 7.10x15 $4 White Sidewall 15 ut 7.60x15 $3 =700 White Sidewall 17 While They Last! INSTALLATION WHILE YOU WAIT Heavy Duty FORD 1 $7) CHEVROLET '*? | LOW PRICES ON ALL CARS! Over 30 Years in Pontiac DON R. MacDONALD 370 S. Saginaw St. FEderal 5-6136 a night contest tonight. tery yesterday, 5-3, to take a two-| game edge in the series. The Tigers will send lefty Billy Hoeft after his 9th (victory, against New York's . Johnny | Kucks. Each has wen eight and dropped three. | The loss yesterday spun the| YOGI IS TOO LATE—New catcher Yogi Berra is about to be tagged out at home plate by Tiger backstop Frank House as he | attempts to score from second on Bill Skowran's ‘one hole of the playott bowed out. DETROIT uf — With one of base-, Tigers into their worst losing) ball’s best night game records be-|streak of the year. The club has hind them, the Detroit Tigers have dropped four straight since winning’ young Alabaman would wrap up a chance to salvage the final game last Friday night over Boston, 5-2. of the New York Yankee series in That victory went to Hoeft in relief, and the Tiger's leading pitcher) The league-leading Yankees halt- bowed to the Red Sox on Sunday, ed righthander Frank Lary's mas-' 13-2. * * * A win tonight would again give ‘Detroit the edge in games with the | Yankees. The teams now are 5-5 ‘for the season. Lary, whose record now is 4-7, | had won three straight from the | They matched a pair of Detroit Byrne in the ninth, with back to bombers. For six innings yester-. ‘runs | in the second resulting from | back singles by Frank Bolling and York Yankee =Vanks Again Trim Tigers, 5-3 day, he had not walked a man | and indications were that the his 4th straight over Casey Sten- gel’s crew. Then his control wavered and be- fore the seventh inning was com- ipleted, the Yankees had fought back from a 3-0 deficit to tie the score. A double, a single, a walk, another single and a fielder’s! choice plus an error by center- ithe deadiocking runs. ue Oe ee AP Wirephete single in the game at Briggs Stadium yesterday. House took the throw from rightfielder Al Ka- line to make the tag. New York won, 5-3. | ‘Lane for shuffling the Cards had! ‘no reason to sing the St. aa ‘and manager | ‘guanine at nee ito within three percentage poin 1798 ——_ * * * The Reds, who hold a .564 to twe-run homer. The Milwaukee Braves = into night in a row 5-3 and the New From NOW Till JULY 4th 6.70-15 “BACH, PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLE TIRE. MORE DEPENDABLE EXTRA MILEAGE MORE WORRY-FREE DRIVING "7.10-15 TIRES USE OUR CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS “Orca yca®” @ PASSENGER | © COMMERCIAL | © FLEET SERVICE @ VULCANIZING @ RECAPPING @ BATTERIES . Complete Tire Service—Call Us for YOUR Tire Needs i | oat SE R | / i / CE TIRE AND TREADING CO. Locally Owned and Operated ; ——— : Cardinals Reshutfle Race in NL isingles by Charlie Maxwell and iRay Boone, a walk to Tuttle and a bases-loaded single by.Jim Bride- weser, and ,a sixth-inning score ‘coming on ‘Maxwell's double, a ‘walk and fielder’s choice and. Tut- tl's single. The Tigers threw away several scoring opportunities. After their scoring in the second, they had runners af first and third with one out when Lary bounced into fielder Bill Tuttle brought ncaa | a double play. * The bengals threatened against ~ |Wayne Belardi leaving runners on first and third with two men out. But Tom Sturdivant, used by man- ager Casey Stengel both as a start- er and reliefer, came in to put a. third strike past Al Kaline. Makes Bid for Earl Morrall, Michigan State qua terback and shortstop, won the’ Chester L. Brewer awardfor com- bined academic ond _pihietic ex Buying Tigers. DETROIT (P—An eastern syndi- | cate headed by Cy Block, former | big league ball player, has entered the bidding for the Detroit Tigers. Black, now an insurance execu- tive, deposited the $250,000 “good faith’ bond yesterday to get a look at the Tigers’ financial setup. He was to confer with Walter O. Briggs, president of the De- troit Club. Block, who had a brief fling with the Chicago Cubs and spent 13 — For “Top Quality Products Shop at KELLY’S HARDWARE 3994 Auburn Cor. Adams | Rdé, FE 2-881 \ TORO CLIPSE UE MOTO Eg GATOR BOAT TRA = MEYER'’S PUMPS years in the Minor Leagues, said he wanted to check the club's books and get the real estate appraisal of Briggs Stadium before making an official bid for the club. | The syndicate he heads is called | ithe Eastern Sportsmen's Affilia-| jtions. The Detroit franchise and sta-| dium has been offered for sale by the heirs of the late Walter O. Briggs Sr. Trustees ordered the sale because they feel baseball is too risky a venture for a trust. | NEW YORK DETROIT MeD’gald, ett Bolli we ei os Siedbern, If 4 © © Belar lb $ @ 3 Mantie, ef 4061 T 0o0°0 Berra, ¢ 8 1°2 Kaline, rf 6 0 0 Skowron, Ib 4 1 1 Maxwell, if 3 3 3 Noren, rf 3 1 3 @, 211 Bauer, rf 1 0 @ House, ¢ 30:60 Carey, %b 3 1 1 Kennedy 160 Coleman, 3% 2 © @ Porter, ¢ e066 Howard 101 Tuttle cf 306°! Martin, 2> 1 © © B'weser, ss 4 0 2 Grim, p 16 0 Lary, p aoe Bytne 3°1 =#1~« «XAber, p 60 Sturd'ant. p @ 6 0 Kuenn 10 36 6 1! 343 10, Howard singled for Coleman in 7th Martin ran for Martin tf 7th. Kennedy grounded out for House tn th. | Kuenn grounded out for Aber in 9th. | Torgeson ran as Lassain in Sth. toll Fore vier . 000 oa bios Oe rattle 2. RBI Noren, ‘Howard, a Tne ’ Dougal wore 3 poe a _— Me- Dewsald and Swowron Cole- |men and Skowron. eno Wepyree HBP—By Grim tT 218. ai vin Ont 308. \«3-1). L—Lary (4-7) in Hurley, Chylak. Union 9 rims Anderson Jets Scoring almost at will, the CIO Local 594 trounced the Anderson Jets, 12-3, in a Class A City Base- ball League game Tuesday night at Wisner Field. | Ron Woodhull and Paul Kellar each rapped three safe blows and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |Redlegs last night by blanking the! mound effort by Johnny Anton- The guys who knocked Frank Brooklyn Dodgers 6-0. elli, beat the Chicago Cubs 2-0. While only a single game sepa- | rates the first five clubs in the ‘Blues today: The surging Cardi-| 561 edge, were dumped by the National, the Chicago White Sox. The CIO scored at least once in| nals are only a step away = Philadelphia Phillies 42 as Del are preventing the New York every inning except the ‘Tth.. ‘first place in the National League) Eanis climaxed a four-run eighth | Freddie Hutchinson) !ming rally for the Phils with a | Yankees from making a runaway of the American League flag chase. ° * ° competitor at 39, pitched St. Louis) Pittsburgh Pirates for the second 'timore Orioles 5-1 last night as Reine #n¢ Johnson, Austin lefty Billy Pierce became the first of the league-leading Cincinnati York Giants, _ Betting a five- nit ‘American League pitcher to win ~ 10 games. The victory enabled the Sox to keep pace with the Yankees who swept to their sixth straight triumph, 53, over the Detroit Tigers. Chicago trails the bombers by 5% lengths. Thrifty, Emmanuel Win League Tilts A fast start by Thrifty Drug and a late rally by Emmanuel Baptist ‘brought victory for the two teams in Tuesday night's ‘League softball activity at Drayton’ ‘Plains. |staved off late threats by White |Brothers to chalk up a 4-3 decision jin the opening game. An error, a| |stolen base and Felice's single tal-| lied the eventual winning run in| ithe 5th stanza. The Baptist club went through’ 3rd inning and one in the 5th, mae Don Herr, then exploded with three, safeties and four runs in the 6th |; to defeat Lakeland Pharmacy, 4-2. Harlan (Fat) Keith twirled three- hit ball for the winners. 901 0011-3 9 3) 003 010 m—4 3 4 Deese end ‘ty n, Cw mil: ‘oO! EK . mmings; Hockey ey ee ee erry : 000 200 Lc 33 [tere 000 004 2 31 err and Rueile: “Reith and "Morgen. : YOU Will P INSPECTION, Waterford! Olid model stock ears and modified ‘five innings without a hit against '’ i Cheer Up Your Car! Alignment, | IGNITION, STEERING, TIRE ROTATION. OIL CHANGE and LUBRICATION. Credit Terms Aveilable for Overhaul Jobs! Dan Keating and pitcher Jim Wagner collected two hits apiece to spark the Union team’s 12-hit assault against starter Jim Thomas and Vernon Rains. Meanwhile, Wagner was effective- ly scattering eight Jet safeties in jhurling the distance. | cto _ . is 3 +8 3 } weauer ‘and Allen Sarina: Thomas, Sports Calendar TODAY Baseball CLASS —— No. 723 vs Agta fs Fine Foods, §:30 pm., at eas ot al at Washington; Keego Bors eu “ve. Auburn Heights Boys Club. ‘at Columbia-Jos! south: Pontiac Boys ‘Club ova Clarkston Merchants. ‘at 30 p.m.) Softball CITY MEN eae s Tavern vs | side Merchants, = and Walled {Lake Market vs Pont ac Select a Drink, '@-30, at Beaudette; Lunsford Market vs 'Prenklin Products, m, end OMC vs. Stadium Inn, 8.30. at North Bide WATERFORD MEN 8—VFW vs ke- —_ Phermacy, 8 pm... at Drayton ains Racing ardtops run at Pontiac Speedway. Time trials at 7 te = at 8: | fleld Hunt Club. Morning — Petes competition at 6:30 a.m. an p.m THURSDAY | CLASS A—Oliver Buick vs. CIO Local sagrt C a Saas Wisner [oo ors ve Aavarn Heights. 'Boys Chub. 8 am. and Senators vs Joslyn Market, “we am., at Jaycee Perk: (Practice ames ERA SAVINOS LEAQUE—ath- Vettes ve White Box end Red Sox wa Tigers at Boys Club Both games at pm Softball) CITY MEN 8—Shaw's Jewelers vs. @am Benson, 7 p.m and Roval Bar vs Elks No. 810, 8.30 at Beaudette WATERFORD MEN'S— Thrifty Drug in Pd Electric, 7 pm, and White rothers va Erfimanuel Ba 0, et Drayton Plains. ve 3 Ladies Professional Golf Aassociat! Tournament starts st Forest Lake taton try Club. -Herse Shew Detroit “Horse Show at Bloomfield aoa otenine Club ie afternoon, com pet Lipo at 8: 13:60 pm. and 6-30 p vig ae & | Bauer hit Into force play for Noren| 9 visn H D-E—Pontiac Police ate! Lytell Columbta-Joslyn north. (Practice games, North | Pitching Battle, : Slugfest Mark Midgets’ Action Two close games, one a pitcher's battle and other a silugfest. were played yesterday in the Pontiac Federal Midget baseball league at 3 the Boys’ Club. Orioles defeated the favored Yankees in a pitchers | HR—/battle that saw Gary Green best Randy Styles 3 to 2. Orioles put , |together a single two hit batsmen |and a double by Gray Green ‘in the . 3rd to score enough runs to win. | Senators scored eight runs in '\the bottom half of the final inning to tie Red Sox and force the game into overtime. Five hits two walks ;and one error knotted the count. Red Sox, however, scored two runs {two innings later to finally defeat | the Senators. | Bruce Watrous was the hitting istar for the Red Sox reaching base five times via the hit route | ho rse winning Delaware Park's $50,000 Oaks was made in. England in 1829. 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By JACK PATTERSON _{just before a rain, can be harmful Local lake’ residents and fisher-|to fish. ‘ men have recently expressed con- . * _* District Headquarters would ap- that was because we worked harder at it during those.months, Bass are spawning and shallow ei iM 3d se number of -. fish kill visible in - several Oakland|operations are carried out, which _ County lakes. cern over the apparently rig the preciate it if lake property-owners|\“@*e" fishing pays off. Shallow associations would contact ‘‘HQ” before. scheduled aerial spraying sounds to us like a reasonable idea. District HQ phone number running plugs—jitterbug is a big favorite — surface plugs and pop- pers are all good at the moment. Some fishermen have expressed doubts as to whether it is a good practice to take bass off the spawn- pee ; a We've heard is Imlay City 345. some weird and sa A First few days of bass fishing have followed pre-season estimates|"2™ to future population. Bass ing beds. We doubt if it does any pretty closely. Despite heavy rains are very prolific. The loss of even department ; which Has been tigation of the situation. From George Tack at district headquarters in Imlay City came the following information. The re- cent “summer kill” as the fish men call it is a natural phenome- to date. we checked with AO ng best fishing hours, a good the conservation| any fish have 4 taken. But hich would become | few big ones have been reported 255 yway) 8 ve any This follows our own observa- tions in years past. Early season bass come easy but the big boys don’t get into the act until lat- er. duly and August always got us the biggest fish but maybe many thousands of eggs (very few of which would become mature appreciable effect on the population lof a given lake. Such a thinning out process, if it has any affect ‘at all, would probably be all to the good. This view is shared, in- icidentally, by fish division experts \who know a good deal more about such matters. ; non which recurs at intervals of perhaps eight to ten years. Real culprit is—you guessed it— the weather. As everyone who has stuck a toe in them knows, local lakes are still cold. The sudden ae ce euch toe aquatic vegets, events for which Oakland Count Fast Field for tion grown used to a’ long, cold Boat Club has become widely spring. The vegetation began to known takes place Saturday and) die. As the vegetation died, oxygen Sunday at Sylvan Lake. OCBC | include events fer 135s, 136s, content of the water was accord- will conduct the two-day affair, 225s and 266 cubic inch classes. ingly reduced. As a result, fish in for inboard speedsters, with only| Driver# are expected to include affected areas suffocated, one class for the “48” outboards. One of those speed-dominated| Saturday's afternoon program OCBC Regatta y| will offer some spectacular water skiing, weather conditions per- mitting. Sunday’s racing will CANADIAN SPECS — Three Pontiac trout en- - thusiasts made a trip, recently, to the Canadian lake country around Thessalon. The picture shows the kind of luck they had with those battling brooks. From left is Hugh Young, 2275 Oakway drive, Upper Long Lake, Mrs. Young (Evelyn) and Capt. Don from 16 inches fishing all paid Pontiac Archers a number of nationally known | Actually the “kill” was negii- | gible. Most complaints came from crs ae weer ees Derby Entries Begin to Move In their investigations conserva- tion men found no evidence of pol- lution of a degree that would affect fish. They are a little more re- served on the question of the ef- fect of aerial spraying for mos- quito control. This spraying. if done carelessly, so that portions of the lake are sprayed, or if carried out around, Kill Mosquitoes ond Bugs | future entries. ATGMAT MC Re | Dan, and his pal, Clifford Fin- wan 6 6kie, an 8-year-old cousin, of 572 || Berkley, Pontiac, took the big 4 | bluegill on Voorbeis Lake, as part of a string of 15 fish. Night pilots, plus a number of the Midwest's best, regatta officials report. Some of the boats are rated up- | wards of 100 mph. ‘ly, and despite heavy rain in the Both Sylvan Lake and Cass Lake morning the meet was attended by ski clubs, along with Oakland 52 archers. County Boat Club will be repre-| A perfect 420 target was shot Pontiac Press ‘Big Fish Derby” sented in the water skiing program by C. Fisher at 45 yards. is beginning to move. First bluegill beginning at 1:30 p. m. Some of Results: to hit a pound heft in that division the performers are Marie Lindsay, | has been entered by a 9-year-old Alice Shotwell, Marilyn Hickson, angler, Dan Finkle, 5678 Eldridge, Sonny Johnson, Tommy Kindig — Bob Lowry 556. Pontiac, Dan's gill was 10% inches and Jerry Brace. long and about the same length Cass Lakers will have Paul and EBB Class—i. Dick Bentley 604. 2 Fitzie Bael, Elsa Thomas, Gordon T>ersers S48, 3B Cae Ne Contest also includes black bass Connell, Joe and Jackie Chircup.|1_D. Me and northern pike. There is plenty A) of opportunity in all divisions for others. Pree 6tyle Men: EBA Class—!. George Marks 754, 2. Terrance Bolin 693, EBB 3. Jim Har- Instinctive Men: EBA Class—1 Morris Cascaddan 747, 2. George White 61 Arthurs 433: A Ciass— 48 ee 12; : pense ares 268. stinctive omen’ as | on De Buford, Ben Schwartzer, and Thorsberg 339 2. Polly Babin 285. A Ciass—1 Barbara Cascaddan 344. 2 Dotty Prance 177. s e ic Juniors. Giris-—Janis. Hitcheoce 213 Some of the fricks to Ge! Pre O71 wil Marts O01. 3 Ben Coury sented include Slalom, saucer jr 313. riding. saucer with chair and lad-| der, topside tandems, pyramids,! In its first five 1955 football double and triple jumps over and games, Indiana nabbed 19 of the under, plus some clowning. Bare- 28 fumbles made by both teams, ‘near Saginaw Bay last werk. Pontiac ..Press Pheote Harper of the U. S. Air Force, a Pontiac man home on leave. The 11 trout ranged to 1814 inches long and from 2 to 3 pounds in weight. They were taken on Carpenter Lake, at Brude Mines. Fly’ rods, trolling, still off, in about 20 feet of water. Bottles Trace Currents bottles on the water this summer, 2,000 of them. Called drift bottles, the re- ceptacles are in various patterns to provide researchers ,with information about currents. Federal and state fishery work- ers released 350 drift bottles in and s e's Before they're through. they ex- pect to put out nearly six times that many in Saginaw Bay and southern Lake Huron. Biologists believe that improved knowledge of water. movements may help answer questions about perch growth, which has declined Mo in Saginaw Bay in the last_quarter Conduct Third Shoot May Aid Study of Fishing | Pontiac archers held their 3rd) LANSING i—The State Conser- century, and diminishing walleye monthly shoot of the season recent. Vation Department is casting its populations. { _ Solunar Tables | Schedule of solunar periods, as printed below, has been taken from John Alden Knight's solunar Ta- bles. They help plan your days so that you will be fishing in good territory during these times, if you _ wish to find the best sport that each day has to offer. _ Major periods begin at the times shown and last for an hour and a half or two hours thereafter. AM PM Minor Majer Minor Major Toda 345 0 55 Thurs . 40 16 28 440 10 50 Fri . 3% 11 00 “$30 11:40 Bat .,... § W 6m 12:05 Sun 6 35 12.38 7:08 12:80 Mon 7.20 110 1:40 1:38 Tues 8-05 1:58 $35 3-20 Wed 8 50 20 9.15 3:00 | In the last 10. years, anglers! John B. Kelly, father of Princess have taken 47,873 salmon from Grace of Monaco, is president of rivers in Nova Scotia. jthe Atlantic City Racing Assn. * > _ WODELICIOUS DRINK A MARVELOUS MIXER SPECIAL! Motor Tune-Up All 6-Cylinder Chevrolets, § 2 5 Thru 1955 eo All work done on our brand NEW 1955 SUN ANALYZER! Labor and Material Guaranteed MARKET TIRE CO. 77 W. Huron St. Open 9 to 9 FE 8-0424 ) ete apm .) |spimning rod and minnow. His use. Never | fish was 19% inches long. Sng .F A l3inch yellow perch, taken ’ \in Lake Angelus, .by Fulton Leach, prasad |13 years old, Lake Angieus Shores, ine boted is one -of the season's biggest of $1. $14.95 the species. 12.95 wa run come | Feqrs Adverse CITY EXTERMINATING @ CHEMICAL CO itt EB. Lewrenece 6+. Peatiac, Mich. Nome cess ‘ |\Lake Angelus road. Greene used a crawlers were their lures, | Other lucky anglers in county ‘lakes, whose catches did not qual- ‘ify for the “derby” included Dick ‘Greene, 3590 Oakview, Drayton’ | Plains, who took a 3-pound-15-ounce largemouth bass on Morgan Lake, Effect From Higher Fees — weeeweseee LANSING Ww — The Michigan Mes ee -f Tourist Council expressed concern — — . today lest an advance in hunting and fishing license fees. sought by the state conservation department A Good Used Car? adversely affect the state's tourist 7 Try industry. MMUNITY oTO Robert J. Furlong, council co M RS executive secretary, said conser- Rochester and SAVE! vation officials will be invited to _ the council's annual summer TTT iting to discuss the matter. AUTO SAFETY GLASS | ¥e date has been set. too Must. Replace new! Before | In the area of non-resident li- summer's heavy driving. , PREE—1 LB. 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Alice the forward part of the luggage Surseyor . heck furnish best of references from a} 1 . 3 urther notic ig Sectior are ample toe fair demand Mediums iS Ried girs, 48 Jenne’ Man .. ay date. Seg) CF MESS opal ment: 168 653 of the Comptied Laws cf 19g} Past and present employers. Teioans ae ‘Sutdenseme to the Als Chalmer ra ute Jone & Ld Fredericka Ziehm The idea of a sohd tiop that requires be ora pce oo n EM 3-0698 > . =; i ity a ef ul | ae heuaed t is weer ne — is) ome clk Tee UTICA Service for Mrs. Fred. May be lowered seats somewhat to give put clinaticn ot thei Uae ones hanged to 2 cents lower ae Airline 24) Kresge, 88 281 =e Sot * Rd. revolutionary. But so. did the place in such township or city at were [= oe oY Kroger > 466 ricka Ziehm, 50 8241 River Re present very popular AO hes tome such election ts i uth ised ee P m Cy 12 hn . 1 e t ibe eb eeue Mea Would All DETROIT BUTTER AND FGGS AT Gute movie (OP Gwe mil be held at 2 pm. Thursday at rete ; offices to be filled Such notice shell sure ou OW! DETROET. Juse 18 ‘APi—Begs 1 0005 Ce bes sae Lis MeL” ihe the Trinity Lutheran Church here. door “hardtop” First of the solid 0* S\v07 ole nevspape: of rewspspers| Sell . T k A . Detroit cases imenided. federa'-state an ‘wrorore 67 Lige & My . 862 u y LL Grov top convertibles undoubted! y will bu Hed cor of general circulation ers to lake ction wT yhites Orede A fumbo 44-49 weight. A™ N Gas oe work Aire 446 with bunal in the ae pan be of the two-door type aid Ueity ot) township 4 ~~ f Am News ews 22? “p " 1e body is at t Mil- . ccuiestle by the . ed average 46 vextta large 47-47's wid Co Ree a0) (ene Bichem | @22 0 | r| e Cemetery, The body is cues : Against Producers ove es a are oe ren we al \m Seating 412 Loriliard 184 :Ken Funeral Home’ Mrs. Ziehm oe here eoaup paacupeans rs ay ees: im &melt $02 Mack Trk 33 — af e'ectior precinct Grade B large 40 tm TelTe! 1707 Martin, Gi .... 342 died at her home Monday after a Ch P y eal oom WASHINGTON Wi — The Senate ,.0° "an cecive a1 ’orsce & ure vn me er eo 394 Fair Share Head Says lingering illness arter Fart ee ee ; has passed a bil! opening. Federa! 39 grace C large Y@ Checks 34 ee ee are) Mier. at s maial te a xe PR S k B >| Teme Tuesda 1954 from pa ; pen hed Fed se Total weekly recipte: of government oe 7 = kc 734 Mergen Line 52 Farmers Will Fight for wie Le BUGIS at y a . " ie } ed er to e 7 tet a ! ie Ce oan roe | courts to automobile dealers fi 1 gr. ced eggs June 0-!5 were 16 380 cases kcmace 6 649 Mpls Hon. "46 Hi h R doiph Zieh, and a daughter, Mrs. . Tre fc: owirg a? . ne 2 hy spies ~ ‘ = sunt rain ianu- Comment Market about steady on [00 armeu- 0? Mensan Ch .. 2 F aeder , of Ute | Gee Ae wer a we bad faith’ suis against manu aici cae las pe NICE pe arated ali poles armen a Co m4 eesee | 4 c ig er ate Martha Maeder, both of Utica: Mayor Cobo a a cc e of Mticligar facturers arpie to e fair demand Metums 8n4 aretison lbp 4 Motor P . 162 ui eight grandchildren and 10 great- ee ape B= Roc The vote was 71 Only Sen. (i Wiooie ard iregiar demand) Mt! GO Tipe 8 eM eg DETROIT INS? — A warning grandchildren. two brotners, Al) SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—De = “ine ‘Cimonmile Re Potter (R-Mich) voted against the - Ske ee 24 xa: Bis a8 , , she ) : “ g bert Sct hide. Mt Clemens and John troit's Mayor Albert E Cobo wil! F oe pone 2 ; eames a ot te ; ° Nat s} ee that a ther miik strike hike is i a a ai measure yesterday, which now CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS ean . ° oh Net Dairy sc is8 ee Ses Tei oe ae ~, | a Schildt, St. Louis Mo: and one be guest speaker at a charter Pre West ah fon Bive > g C i ‘AP)—Chricago Mer- : 17 Nat Grps ..° . $25 - : ay 0 UL ‘ar i VIicG P \ GO tReet goes to the House as ao AO lens ee ee ae Benquer ah ae ieee ooh GG) oganizalen director of ihe MISIFE Mrs, Augusta McGregor, presentation party to oe held by “"Watertord Village 8! ; Passag cameanaieriee Dill's sas © buying prices unchanee receipt * Moeing ais ai A Nat Thea . a * a : _ Lake Ra raw or = , i id Cel Br ? “lee ae 432 : : : te sub-committees which conducted ine) 983° au xeklings 28 breeder turkeys Co! Ges * AAR Pi Pte GO .. 84 Bot return to the government \irs Howard Selfridge, and Mrs. y s- Die Icnoe bed Sern ue rrreehite? extensive hearings on auto indus- read lates miss OU comers a7 Prot FO. ME Minimum of eight cents. Ormia! Selfridge. both of Lansing; ple ORD—Some 190 pupils sede Aas try practices. said ‘‘abuses and co Romment Marke: quiet Beppiles are con NS Gas #2. Pure OW tl \ he ang Mrs Earl Phipps, Port Huron; and teachers are attending the Erecting )Nou 2 . ~ d olations of dealers: ample to excessive to the 4.1] race ew ce sum Pee a RCA neces 432 fartin added that { group i daily vacation Bible school of the Cc ms inity Activities Bidg = aon = saalanbates ra padi hime ae Ps fed del Smee Molise rit co is ~* Bax 121 Reve o- 2: ho pes to hold a convention this 4 s0n Car\| at home. seven grana- Waterford Comm inity Church Willems Laxe WS ois @ BARRY 7 . : “ar = , : a. 8 ¥ { LOUIE A rights’ had been disclosed Sack ce oc) Cer “3 Ree et sa2 summer to plan action for its 4. Children and four great -grandchil- The school cil _ 1 , Waterford Township Clerk They said automakers recently —_—— Cont 0: 121 Rock Spe... °' > 300 members dren: a stepbrother. Henry Win- 29, a Sr) comtnue: chrough ine 20. 27 1036 Insurcnce of All Kinds a CHICAGO FOU! TRY Con Pd 0 Sete as kleman, East Detroit: and a half. June er wov ce y ; have made major concessions in CHICAGO | "une 0 co foatcy Curties Wr 26 Oro Mie 743 ie an Gace Ei Fast De — oe , WILLARD CONVOY COMPARE © ; 710 Pontiac St. Bk. Bidg. their franchise agreements with s!eec) on caponet es Wereiy reece pig) Geers 77 Bead AC RR 3 «The FSBA grew out of a.spht Drother, George Horn. Fa STATE OF aE SS NetKe ee de weak on hens receipts in ps 147 Det Edis a4 > wt : bate Cour he County of Oaglend ‘ : Ph. FE 2-8357 retailers, but contended legistas cricsca: "48 81000 fea ¢ “paring O18 C Seng 182 gears Hebi aoa With the Michigan Milk Producers '° it Juvenile Dtv.sior To the Stockholders of Willard Convo; : -835 “ prices une . hens %1-27 Doug Ar ; inel 7 a noth tter ef the petition concern. Compe tiem was mecded te “nal Comm Be eee ccsiee er ieee doahchen soe SENT OL «| SS] Assn. over bargaining with dairiés Barry Kirk Mereness een Wood miter Cause No Please take orice that @ specia] meet- these gains.” 21 old roosters 18-16 cevonettes over Du Port 2086 Sou Pac s¢ and a short but strife-filled stnke por ty—service for Barry Kirk 14303 = = . ; i) 38 under 4'y-25 253 sae a a t 464 fou Ry . Mos was led by the re bel farmers who , To Joseph: ne Wood mother of eaid Under the bill, a franchised deal- ah bier Gt taped Sl lie) EN be Mereness, 4, of Davisburg, will child ‘ ; “ ne i yay VOY in oes th harin nm fib n ! urt er could brmg suit in Federal Livestock Le re “3 ee On eee - “tin raw milk ye at 2 p.m. Thursday from the elleging the: the present *ehareaseans court to recover damage for fail po ee? JS!) Sia on ws. ary DES Methodist Church. Davisburg. with of the mother of the said minor ehiid : . R 29 A m ee ig Ungnew wn and th hu ) 1o- ure of a manufacturer “to act in - perp: weer Rad bell Hege— 23 CeO a: Se 2 burial in the cemetery there. Barry igted « law of the Cate ane chit aie good faith in complying with the selape 480° Marcet mot esiediisnes cee er a. Sod Park a2 Lodat e Calendar drowned Montay in the millpond Piet oh under the. juris- “ett } J reur “ > cer . sus 4 bd peaks urs terms of the franchise or in termi. ,.c8)* Seenie AM “os eee cece Mer S38 gutter Pan = 4.) g at Davisburg, where he was play- get, the name of peovie of the : : « tradi: al reuh -a +1 Swit & Co sa & ? Stare of Mic higa hereby not.- att ot renewin a fran- classes slow demand rather poor steers G - fe , ing The body will be at the Bendle | athe eer a A Reticle Bue oF pet . ord heifers pot fully estab °@ Gen ae as ce, tse Spectal communication Cedar ee Home. Holly. until noon on Se hele te ing or sand eee Ise. p ot wales wesk < i lower Ge Peds ae Ter G Sul “3 * Lodge No. 60 F. & A M. Clarks- Th eda ~ . land County Sectice Certer. Court House Despite revisions in their fran. po04 grede 1728-1080 no early sales Gen Motore te) cron Rm meer cas (On. Thurs, June 21. 7:30 pm. ‘OUrs@ay . of Poniice tt tala ecw ot Oe chise. agreements with dealers, stecrs 1600-1175 Ibs around 1975-21-80 Gen Shoe 281 fran Ww oatr 7:2 Work in E A degree Raymond - He ts survived b: his PATCNIS: 4 das of Jule AD 1986 . nine (Mahoney and Monroney said, DUTY MT witty end wancard steers Qeo | Tel 4) | tverarer 88 Ruggles W M —Adv Mr and Mrs Gerald -B. Mereness, ocioce in’ ne forenoon and sou are ; g 008 t a i) : Ce - os ered perso ih manufacturers still retain the 2% to moatir SOc or more ioe snility Goede’ Br ©) Tadecennd 1 a brother, Keith and a sister Mary randed te appear rae — reece 0k Gane . 1200-1786 few up 1406 Sancere Gooari: "83 = Carnite 120 Special communication of Roose- 4 porn at home. his grandparents wi welka (iipractical to make! peteenta b a K Beara cutte 103@-12$¢ bulla steaa: Goodvear e “pn Pac 17h 4 A : et LI rset reof th med . ace franchise with %-day notice They, end commercial 1460 1880 Grab Page rT cnr a Lin cA velt Lodge No 510 F & A M Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L} Mereness ark Ne adeeet — tummans aid ee . nchis 3-« m leveckers Gnd [eeGers aloe wacte atecna Or se Bb 416 crit aire e¢4 22 State St. Thursdays. June 21, Treen and Mre Blanche ore week ard Be pubucetien of 8 Se said this gave manufacturers the .cag: good and ¢ 450-520 Ibe GO! Weet B 1 208 sot Fras 488 1986 at 7:30 p.m F C degree O Davisburg and Ah aang, The Portas Press a newspaper printed power “to pass 0° economic death 19 00 70.00 a. uso Got of eaiieca wree ee Arthur Thomas, W M —Ady Spencer of Oxford. a great-grand- gr¢ c:rculsted in seid ‘County Caives--selabie 1 pening Tether Gu . act n a aac . = 2 ' . rt sentences nen , » amall receipts ce pes: . oA Mereh ct 4% = CM Rubher 494 mother.. Mrs Meda Mever of. De- ‘i ¥: seit tress ine Monorabie Ann as Pg ee ood and susie — 1500.28 00 ee = Be Wales + il . ® troit and one great-grandfather, of "Pon tise oe said County, this 18th day ‘Miss W aterford’ 4, tty 12 00-18 00. @ few gown R sd wee Ue er 3 ews In re Adam Danforth of Newberry. Rea OM RIHUR E. MOORE, ‘ ar 42 Pest te * 19? : 6 13 . oe J : : ~ A true copy Judge of Probate . Sheep eaiabie 225 Small receipts Pee ey et es Picedt me ¢ ; Florence 1. Charboneau ELSIE J. VASCASSENNO J marke! not established att Melanin A ee eading guilty to speeding, -F ORION—S efor Mi Probate Register, SSE ile Division j to Vie for state mp See white Mt: 2 Dah t eSatnach. fo Te LAKE ORION—Service for Mr a : Ir 280 Wikon & Co 16 avid J. Sarbaugh. 42, a- cen Luetta Charboneau. 43. — a B ty CHICAGG, June 90 APT Sauabie hoes ins Marne” se faa aT Pee spcoma St. paid fine and costs | lorence “-uelia il he neldit __. NOTICE TO scene eau y ZONOIS. 8500. slow. mostly 28 lower on butchers { -< $3 @ Youngest Sn&T a totaling $30 yesterday. He was eS Hing Grove, “ill be heia' trom ee ie Reng Cone | instances ff mare on weighs wader 22 eper 1313 Yomith Red 108 arraigned before Justice Emmeit St- Joseph Church at ce m. Fri- the Board ef Couns Rod Commission. Stop rust, mildew; and mold A De- Jovi @ “Miss Water. 2°78 Uneven 2 ower With most abte : c atl. 5 : olf eae Ay oh 7 . ayce Phipps. 18. “Miss Water- geeiines on 00 In several hundsed hos STOCK AVERAGES C. Leib, Springfield Township. 7 me irae at eed Ee Oeics See Tener aph Need Pectier humidifier from Poole Hardware will end ford Township.” is in Sheboygan, &, rst hends: moet mised grade jolt new YORK. Jung 20—Compileé by Cemetery. Rosary will be at Al Siihaare time, Joncnas tise at f P for the selection of Miss Michigan ;s7s-i6 00". eel ene? on 7” 5 The Associated Press “1 6. Robert G. MeAbey, 52, of Clark. Jens Funeral Home here at 8:15 — time and piace t wii] be pub- all these worries, Torever Keep your bose- n Ch. b 1 ’. b ~ on ae lic! ed nd read: fer furnishin 4 for 1957 set for & p.m. tonight. &2¢ 7,190,220, 'o 628.16 18° a neag Indust Rate Cul Stocks ston, was fined $73 and $25 in p.m. Thursday Mrs. Charboneau, UX),,0pened aed read fer furnishing ment dry as your front room. She is one of a field of ¥¥ girls are wena ise ts 78, deck around 320 ite wel. ast 1 ar} 729 1812 COSts for illegal use of margarine resident of the county for 21 years, Menoata wrand st glacine Tecognized from over the state competing IM igrcer jots 128 400 Ib sows 1760-3489 ibdldo, os? ane in ue see yesterday. He pleaded guiity be- died Wednesday at St. Joseph Hos-| Information, bidding blanks and speci- 9 89 « ol uy ane t « x ™, this seventh annual pageant spon- § fcr around 300 Im 167s. most 425-850 Sionth “seo. 2824 ta26 128 1801 fore Justice Emmett C. Leib, of seph Hospital after an illness of - Large Size $ 8 Small $ sored by the Greater Muskegon saiebie cattle 12000. salable cals ee Year ago .. 2361 1391 732 1725 Springfield Township tseven months. ~ 400, steers slow. about steady with Tues. 1936 high .,.. 2752 1851 752 1915 : 2 ‘ Junior Chamber of Commerce : “1938 low .,. .2440 1390 715 1716 : - iy ‘Miss America,"’ Sharon Kay then, feonday go aal bm Dut steady 1958 high 2578 1424 757 1815 An automatic pistol valued at S22 her ies Lepaapie| We can save you a Ritchie, of Denver. Colo. and the |sec* eae aay rales sesuna 160 a get Hee e732 1488 $10 was taken from a home at 3g Harry — wm tee © ters retty penny installi a * od t alls st veale r resent ‘Miss Michigan.” Margar- '°¥*t wmekers oud feoders ey to §0 DETROIT STOCKS “Midland Street sometime over the ® geustter ae ps Chicago P J —- L 25 Ib B Pp MISS | see a k lower 8 few loads of prime 1100-1350 Ib mee * ag Meontes Co) — weekend, Pontiac police — said Mrs. Walter Schockel of nicago this air conditi n . arge = ° ag et Deveraux of Howell, will take steers 75-2380 butk high choice and es after decimal points are elghthe and Mrs. Lieyd Rose of Highland. MOner IN - rt in coronation ceremonies Dame steers 3e i813 5¢ bull, ayeraee 8 gic @ Baul Com a ee ee es broth oF ; =. choi teers !@ 73-20 $0: a Nen Elec Qu 3 c F wo others, Louis ” oe choles 1250-1980 few standard ater, Baldwin Rubber Co* 6 144 7 indiana ganda : your office or store e € |18 00-1700. choice and prime heifers Gemmer Mig Co 61 8t St A bicycle valued aft $40 was Smith of Spr ingheld, Ohio and For- cose os = i Oxford Motorist Injured stots tse *po0s 10 too cncte weitere Eos ts ce taken from Eastern Junior High est Smith 77 Sanne ori é € ok iC € 104 . s : ape 1¥00-1925) most utility ard commercial Penin Metal Prod Co 93 95 83 School sometime Monday night hora a ay i commerttal Prophet Go* 6 11 : ra L. Siegman Le Three Vehicles Collide Gerla es Ed ane caliee hoe. utt Mig Go . 78 +8 78 Pontiac pohce learned today. — 2 . Rio . 1 for 12.90 some lteht cannere down ‘0 ase Toledo Edison Co 141 141 141 WATERFORD TOWNSHIP) — . - e i 2 s , ” . sa i] ~ , Ae ore ten ny Hie fomite 6-00 oy lena Chace) Gs pulls ce Woke sale. Wid and eeked ps Rummage sale. June 21, 22. 23. Service for Orra L. Siegman, 60 if | , f t f ° 2d 1 . a = 7 ‘ sprained nen oy se us om 2106 cull con commercial psec 16 00. 389 Orchard Lake. St. Benedict's Oakland County resident for 20 | physician last nigh ing injured 1600 120 head good 478 Ib stork Church. —Adv. years and former president and | ahin : 44 calves 1900 some good and ehoice ee H rt Att ills | Man Y Pp in ae SL ee eae Mgaiabie teen 4.600 cis be i pean: Uf vour friend's in jafl and needs controller of the Detroit City Icé ce ade oo | , h i i GOO ai t t ot « nest Olive of aor A B poderaieis, acicr ontcen: eee oo ON Retirement Trip bail, Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. and Fuel Co, will be at 10 a.m. - ° Archie D. McCallum, 68. one! of bu goed te ome eine tra ) Fe at Adv. Friday from Our Lady of the Lakes. | rainage uf : “e , : pulk good to prime «pring lamba 26 00- ok (em - 1rANE = the drivers, was the only! person Dien mont cull for 10 pend 1 00-10 ot ne Sagal oe a ; ‘ vs ; Church Rosary will be said at hurt. The other vehicles were op. cull te Shotce slaughter ewes 780-4 30 yates man bs gar : oe na —_— have a carpet problem? ¢ pm. at the Donelson-Johns Fu- Are vour cid gutters rusted erated by James L Addiss, 2 a attac! vester ay while dris us Call Tuson carpet Serv. FE 5-8103. .eray ome. Pontiac. >t retted away Replace also of Oxford. and Ralph L. Ward. Fo Detroit J ‘| d iwife to Florida, where they planned ry secaays hem with gutter material : : : ie ueg LuiTé ic ik 26, of Coalgrove, Ohio. ur vVetroiters Jae 'to live in retirement usiness ofes | Mr, Siegman died. yesterday in ose : , . ia where he lived. His from Poole Hardware. A Investigating Oakland County for mokin * * | California Sheriff Department deputies re- s ki 9 in Court i Albert M. Johnson, 60. slumped W home was at 2300 Casa Bona leaki: 1g gutter may cause i r struck the Four Detroit men are serving over the wheel of his car and died Promotion of Wallace S. Berry to s¢., Belmont. cost] home repairs later on. ported the ss care : : - director of research for the auto- rear of McCallum's vehicle caus- five-day terms in the Oakland as the couple was traveling near motive: Gi igion of the Ame rican’ He is survived by his wife. Hel- ing it to go across the center line County Jail today fox contempt of Opelika. His wife grabbed the Motors Corp. was arinounced today €": three sons. Anthony E. of Los) $16 and strike an oncoming truck haul-court after being charged with Wheel and brought the car to a lby Meade F. Moore, vice presi. Altos, Calif.; and Daniel and Mi- 10 Foot Length 4" Box avaes Gutter ing @ trailer. smoking s & Soe cone in A | Stop. ee por chael Siegman, both of Belmont; | ' Homer Surret, ilip ea-! and a brother, L. W. Siegman of “9 | E ination Postponed ck. 20. James M. Edwards, 22,|_ Highway -patrolmen said Mrs.| Formerly the division's chief Junction City, Oneon - = 3” ROUND CORRUGATED CONDUCTOR PIPE xamination Fostponed oe Roy T. Edwards. 21. were Wohnson told them her husband mechanical engineer, Berry has |WEATHERMAKER| 3” SQUARE CORRUGATED CONDUCTOR PIPE on Drug Violation Count ithe boys jailed by Justice Allen, had retired recently trom'bis work been associated with the firm since, Sara) By Execabers | SQUARE ELBOWS AND LEADERS ! C. Ingle of Farmington Township | lin Grand Rapids and that they 1929 when he joined Nash as an’ ALMONT—Service for Ezra R. DESIGNED FOR LOWE ; The Municipal Court pre-trial ex- Ingle was holding an arraignment *!_their home and were moving engineering test driver. | Ehrenberg, 63. of Almont, who died R EVERYTHING FOR YOUR GUTTER NEEDS 3 | 5 serene et) Perse ered i sames Etwarte for furnishing ‘© Florida. : ‘Tuesday in an Oakland County INSTALLATION COSTS with conspiracy to violate state ape 4 Her husband's sales record Hospital, will be held at Muirl eciurvevs show that air co bee s. | S iow that air con- sot ciniellost ig wast sagr gen apie BE Wrong Address Listed brought Mrs. Paul Woigda of 317/Brothers Funeral Home here at ditioned stoves attract “more | for two weeks due to the absence a g Northwood Ave.. Rochester, the 2 p.m. Friday, Burial will be in. customers. Sales go up 1S- of one of the investigator officers. Dividends The Monday edition of the Pon-,title of divisional “queen” for In- Almont Cemetery, and military George F. Taylor, chief assistant _tiac Press erroneously listed traf. Vestors Diversified Services Inc. service will be conducted by Imlay prosecutor, said today. De eee fic violator Jose Flores, 49, as liv- recently. | |City American Legion Post 135, i The charges were brough! Malesia ae eee Mannie ee ing at 75 Foster Street. His correct The award is given to the wile | and Almont American Legion Bog) a. ARDWARE co. ’ FE 2-3844 # * WARDWARE © COAL © BUILDING SUPPLIES. 151 OAKLAND fr 44-1594 SS _THIRTY- TWO | , jy “THE Po} N'TIAC rhs WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 List Summer Sessions for Township Areas; Play Supervised WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Sum- | mer playground programs for su- pervised play by Waterford Town-| ship youngsters will open Monday, | under the direction of the Recre-| ation Department. Six elementary school play- grounds have been selected for play programs, and are Monteith.) Covert, Four Towns, Stringham for, one-half day programs each week and Drayton Plains and Donelson for full day programs weekly. | In answer te some of the most | frequently asked questions by | parents about sending children to | playgrounds, Tom Belton, super- — intendent of recreation states , that “all township and school dis- trict children 6 to 14 vears are ' eligible." Programs throughout the mer will feature arts and crafts “tll quiet games, athletics and special June 25 and will be conducted Mon- zh Friday on the follow-: activities such as: Pet show, bi- 44) thro cycle parade, hobo hikes, and trips NS schedule: to the Detroit Zoo and Recreation ,,Pip)100 Piains, June 25-Aug to 12 noon, 1 to Day Camp. | ,pDonelson: June 2s. eB) 11, 8 am. to 112 neon; 1 iD. An adult leader and high school | Covert: june 3S ae 20 9a |poon. July 23-Aug aged assistant will be on each *°)0)..° Monteith June 25-July playground. There will be no | 4:30 a: duly 23-Aug. 12 n charge with the exception for “s:singham: June 25-July 20, | 12 noon; July 23-Aug. 17, REV, TED PLACE 17, 1 to 430 pin. 17, 9 am, WATERFORD CENTER — Ted Place, young staff evangelist of | Youth For Christ, International, will conduct a 5-day program for.‘ boys and girls, called ‘Kids Klub,” instead of Vacation Bible School this: year, at Suriny Vale Chapel. The date is Monday, June 25,! through Friday, June 29. Time is 10 to 11:30 am.” Young Place has been called | a genius at dramatizing Bible stories, performing magic, and song leading. . All children from 4 to 15 years | old are invited to attend. The Sun. day school bus will be running and) © _a schedule will be given to all) children in the Waterford Center ares: Holly Girl Takes Award Among four university students ‘recently awarded $100 scholarships fo pursue nurses training was ‘Pauline J. Veldon of Holly, a stu- dent at the University of Michi- gan. Applicants in the contest spon- | -— sored by a baby food maker were. ‘judged by the Michigan League for Nursing. The award winners were announced Monday. 75 Attend Gathering The Pontiac Township Business Men's Assn. held a meeting Sat- | ‘urday evening at the home of Mrs. °\Fred Coe on Lake Oakland, at- Aes ‘o tended by 75 persons, A five piece 17, pam! m. to 12 teria eeeete wsgasrases sss SRE READY ANNUAL FAIR—‘‘You can't leave a stone unturned if you wanta find 'em,” is the gist of advice Joe Filka gives as he explains his fossil collection to Mrs. George A. Dean and Edwin and lection on display at the CAI Fair this weekend and Edwin and David will have their stamp col- pave lections there. Mrs. Dean, queen chairman, will demonstrations on Saturday from | Promises Countless Attractions: te Annual Fair; Season Play Schedule at Waterford — Se Playground Evangelist to Conduct Coming Activity Monday Kids Klub at Sunny Vale |" =f with Mrs. Arthur C. Irion Mrs. Gil R. Every. in charge. Inaividual bobby aloplay will * hammer and saw rings as members prepare for the an- nual fair. Many booths have to be readied to house the professional and commercial exhibits, the arts and craft and hobby displays, and the games. * * «6 Several! stage entertainments have been arranged. Ricky, the Detroit TV clown will appear nightly. The Pontiac Tumblers Club and several of Carol Wolfe’s ballet classes have been engaged for Sat- urday and Sunday. Fashions of yesteryear will be presented by Margaret Ann Beattie. Special program attractions in- elude “Kids Afternoon” Satur- day, when two bicycles will be given away. Youngsters may ob- tain free tickets from jocal mer- chants. The crowning of the fair queen, awarding of the thee big prizes — the automatic washer and dryer, television set and the : power mower — and the burning public service exhibits will all be a displayed in the upstairs rooms of the CAI Building. Boy Scouts, | Th in the Merry Mixers room. es ¢ 8 The Waterford Branch of the Na- tional] Farm and Garden Assn. will two flower arrangement) Pontiac Press Phote Thomas Thomas chapter OES. a bake = and ftce cream socia - The arts and crafts, hobbies and argdnir the home of Mrs jesson on buffet luncheons. Girl Scouts, churches, hospitals, a pise at the other groups will have their booths, Tursday at 7.30 p.m. The Cake Fire Department will hold a bake sale Saturday in front of the R & M Department Store Oo) | Methodist ehurch on Thursday at 8 The Four Jowns Bquares will meet at lections. Sixteen of the county's outstand- ing artists will have their paint- ings displayed in one of the rooms. Students from the junior and senior high schools will display paintings, crafts and sculpture. And seyeral elementary students will have their collections there. County Calendar The New Wesson Pare Bureau will ley Clark Thursday evening Tople for discussion will Citizenship Work at Home.” 6: ; be “Making bOF 1 at Hall tn Oakwood Saturday eege Harboe K a j The Cass Women's Club will held @ card arty at the hall on Case Lake of the CAI mortgage are all set Rd. Thursday at 1 pm for Sunday evenigg. | Lake Orton ial ve ' The Bunny Run Extension Club will Eugene Day ller Rd at 730 pm Thursday for Drayten Piains moathiy business of Star Mothers Chapter 10 wll be Drayton School suditerium meetin, Tewns Fou Ladies Auaiary of the Union Board of Four Towns the Official Church wil leonvene at pm arts 1 ana ox ie ieee fly “SA = ar 3 T iband provided music for square the Methodist Church Friday a: ® p.m, : : -Aug. 14, m. ri i ‘ ; e urc ay 6 Playgrounds activity will begin {,°°.2"° 7" mt AREY ate and round dancing. David Smith (left to right). Joe will have his col- have a booth on main floor. 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. tolpen Longe will be the caller. » ° * * sy a = . ~ = . . * Death Notices si Flowers 3 Help Wanted Male 6! Help Wanted Female 7 Help Wanted Female 7 Employment Aj Agencies 8A) Work ‘Wanted Female 11 ____ Building : Service | Landscaping 18A , ef - PROLIANT ee ee ee ee Sa . DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS EXPERIENCED PORTER. TWIN AMBITIOUS WOMEN WHO WANT OLDER WOMAN THAT NEEDS A EFFICIENT MIDDLEAGED WOM- ROOFING AND SIDING. FREE | ACE Hl LANDSCAPING. SEED- 464 OW Huron re 28301) Beach Country Club. Apply in to earn, but can only work part| good home plus wages to help ( SRAEBNER’ S an, Wants baby-sitting or care of | estimates EM 3-0202 sg A sodding, maintenance. OR JUNE 19, 1906. DONALD DONALD j Wy 2 EE person Ume. Avon cosmetics offers op-| with housework. 4 in family. Lin- _semi-invalids FE $-Je21___| SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS AND | 23800 383 Blisabeth Lake Rd., be- Funeral Directors 4 ‘MINISH CARPENTER CONTRAC- Barnes | PE ¢-4508 over 82 per | coin 3-580] Royal Oak GIRL 18 DESIRES BABYSITTING. cement work of all kinds OR CLARKS LANDSCAPING BERVe red tae not Been re | mere Octet) ey We he Ruston ee : | PONTIAC wr Sood" selore VT fim Nor’ aftr | vice Grit i mer ot cones ice will be held Thursday, June| AIR AMBULANCE GROUND | men North Star mode MAple ASSISTANT MANAGER FOR aha: PONTIAC ORL wouLD ‘LIKE DAY worK | 8 P ; ND opso!}_and sod FE #3601. 21 1 am. from “onelson- Pursiey Funeral Home _ FE E +133)) _ 5-11.01 on UN | 426350 rience Ceipral: but not necessary JOBS FOR Fal wants SiRYSETTING IN 7 RENCHING Al COMPLETE LANDSCAPE wom, eee aren ermest ty, COATS FUNERAL HOME GRADER OPERATOR” EXPERT | This position offers unlimited ‘ve GIRL Othe. vicinity of badwin Ave. 80 BULLDOZING ot ne 2 ee a i i ence cutting ches. and fine cem en pplications wi e qrrumgeueas trues Decsmen” pels Plains — Watertoré ‘Twp _Stading. FE 4-8500 after § pm./ accepted in strictest confidence. | GIRLS vrei F oe aeYenting | oo FE ¢6841 54n'S LANDSCAPING SERVICE. bray “anol ss LATHE HAND _Write Pontiac Press Box 73 _ “| Learn ee sian an eee Siive! Le _ te 2A aher 3 pin ~ Building ‘Supplies — 124, Suudings FE 3-477 of PE Sesie, BETWEEN AGES OF 25 = 3% =| = ; a eee ‘CHANCY, JUNE 18, 1956, DENISE Donelson- Johns engines Dap shin eed >. | ee con 18 and 3. Cele! | FLOTMENY SER vice 2 Mice | 0GH pe lg ittd poe CERAMIC TILE (Peres cutee aD RS ‘ overtime ar s eady em etween 10 and J. Chief pala, P ] | mi! bd cr bedi eae M a ae “DEsIC A UNERAL Be FER Le ployment. Fuller Tool Co. 4000) Federal Credit Union. 850 Josiyn ; ersonne rh eh hs POSITIONS NOW So Some offic exp. FE) a siste and Ceramic tile for|__of OR so har Bry: dear sister of “DESIGNED FOR FU ALS”| W 11 Mile Rd.. Berkley. Lincoin | — Michi } t 1 : : hearths and vestibules. OL 1-8321 LANDSCAPING & 4 YARD WORK. sley Mae Chancy. Funeral $-1777 CHILD CARE AND LIGHT HOUSE- Michigans largest emp erm em GIRLS IRONING $250 BU PICKUP & after 6 pm PE 2-5463 : serv- SPARKS-GRIFFIN CHAPEL keeping. _Can J live in. EM 3.4749 gency is looking for a ri =e delivery. 1 day service. FE 8-058! ‘ - ice will be held Wednesday, June | Thoughtfu) Service | FE 2-5841 MACHINIST. LATHE. PLANER = tween 21 and 28 to train for a| PBX RECEPTIONIST $225 B FOR SALE LARGE ALUMINUM | LOWER STRAITS LAWN COTTING &t 1:30 p.m. from the Hun : Boring Mill experience er | | COUNTER OIL | BOBS CONEY} position on their staff of person- | RECEPTIONIST, secy. $325 | TEENAGE GIRL DESIRES BABY- | tramed porch screens Storm drs Compirte lawn maintenance, serv. Zunerel ome with Rey. George Voorhees- Siple’ fn both tool & fob shop machin. | Island. 747 N_ Perry _ ca pesarneemers in era | eee REC EPTIONIST, Oca office 920 ee for “fam mer em Le ae screens. 2230 miter Eat S507 Mich. Free esti- ing. Lon _prcaram contract. Mr ' office his is extremely € G AN awa ancaster _metes EF > _Eepgersis Bhs Minus Fe] FUNERAL HOME | Sortg, 10°Rinin site, weshee at “SCAT yy | RRR SORcasns, core at RECERTOMT aoa” "S| Seale e Peeters re | Business Services 13 TOP, SOW, Biacg OipT mE aera Ambulance Bevice Sr or Motor ter_Mich oO} POR IL NIT ‘ poem apes or Fan beat aga RECEPTIONIST aupoer lub no ae et SS ee ' Top ~ SOIL - Siok nee DIRT. | “— : MEN WANTED 16 - For woman wih ambition. per | college training of ie eguvee | ecm upper cies HIMEOORAPHING—3 TYPING, SEC-| ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS | ©; CHARBONEAU, JUNE 20. MRS cK SE RVICES Practical training in Dralting = sonelty Gnd car One who can| experience in sales or other pub” BOOKKEEPE: of : $300 | “retarial service EM 3-2842 repaired by factory trained men bits seeding. bulldosing. MU Lake preg ages 3: bine ‘Grove, RK BY Peet ead Dis Derieeins of | sie reaens cua eeede Geeta Sopolncnat "Call Miss Bawards ieee TRAINEE, $190 WASHINGS. $270 BU. Orne. a ee A “TOP “BOIL AND a8 DIR. i * f de to ° ’ . thea did id cusrvenen a” soeree Funeral no PE 61882 Write (hres, employ ment service ee en EM 9 ms 3106) meek (Cel Mrs: == Grecteete FE _EOT TIOURE CUERE sais —wiaina Ano mOWING — tence Pag LANDSCAPIN wud (iia. | . . Pontiae Press | Rad RELIABLE WOMAN TO DG COOm: | CLEek TURTeE ; PLIAN wether ot / Ghataa | Chackananc: —— ‘ -| VARIETY GIRL, Light FE 2-2558 APPLIANCE SERV VICE | sanp z Bars 7 -GRABING’ | ee a tena | Cemetery Lots © Ss E XP E RIE NC F iD SE MI! ‘evga, orm, ANTED. ie = eocng tral kee ne wae shorthand Les | WOULD” LIKE ELDERLY MAN OR | We service all makes of automatic & back ee sac Foret Gah. Panera’ eervice | sapuaugaaane DRIVER FOR LUM-|oo5.0 mn. we ——| Pisacant lake home and good op- | SECRETARY AMD, On, Sion | Noman to care for in my bome, | washers, wringer washers, Tetrie. | Fann — LEVELING. ORADING. will be held Priday, June 22. at WHITE CHAPEL. SIX GRAVE] ‘ Complete cherae of bome )Livs) jm: rtunity for right person. Must | vaRTETY TYPIST $389 | oes ie eee sie1 MS creer of cmsab epemeqees ROv's. seedin and sodding. FE $0636. of 19 a.m. from the St Joseph Cath- | lot. $270 Will divide LI 2-2167 BER CO. MUST BE | _Cai_ Em 30033__ ave own transportation SECRETARY. to exec . $300 | WOMAN DESIRES HOUSECLEAN-| §5"O.iiena an ee 9-402! sir} qe Church with Rev Fr G. E BEST LOCATION IN THE OAR-| AGGRESSIVE, ABLE | CLERK, TYPIST —— EXP BOOKKEEPER. close | ag mtchy Soi owt FE +9923 (ee tee SER TICE RI REMOVAL den of the Prophets. @ site lots | oe — as fae R ONIST ST pegs | WANTS GENERAL Bast La Lawn a Cemetery. Recitation | we 44210 Laeger ee TO LOAD AND TAL. Ht you would ke “6 work aa a| SIL. AK FE INISHER | ob Seas sie ss $240 We uae mittee nan end trimming Oet our _ Moving ¢ & Trucking 19 | Fa 5 . See receptionist or clerk typist — xcellent working eonditions AINeSEI able F w | aul ~—~——_—————— + — tens Panera) Rome 6.15 Theri- LY LUMBFR ACCU-| words per minute cr better in| Building eir-conditioned. All vew | TYPIST, 60 W. “lL ease | tbe _PE Stee | SpPLIANCE REPAIR WASHINO AA-1 MOVING TRUCKING Goop Gay evening Funera! errange- RATEL the friendly neighborhood office equipment. Experienced only.| TYPIST. 30 W. Pp M Cee 20) WOMAN WOULD LIKE ~ machines and vacumn sweepers. | service EM 3-535) of po 63871. ments by the —s Puneral Y. THIS IS Aj of a large finance organization Apply Page One Cleaners i TYPIST, 40 hf PM_otw...... $225 as fork hwet é 5 Thyle Electric. $03 Johnson _anytime. Home, Lake Orion BOX TES STEADY JOB, APPLY | Apply tmmediately no experience | Mile Rd Southfield Birming-| TYPIST, 30 W. P_ M $200 ousewor av the rch E +516 / |’ auD @ MAULIN az X REPI necessary good starting salary | ham, Mich Call MI! 6-6644. SECRETARY to Mfg. Exec. 80) Please call FE 22 ~ BEACH CLEANING have yeu Sx ING — Wh — WHA 19, 1986. JENNTE, 137 At 30 om. Today there IN PERSON. PON-| outstanding emplove bentfits Lib | So austress. QUALITY DRY _ files i mM, AND ou Basements ete. cleaned. a-m. y erty Loan Corp, 920 W Huron. | SEAM GRAEBNER’S—Pontiae | YOUNG LADY DESIRES BABY- —— cieget installed, sand | PE +” BOVIS, JUNE Calvert, Huron Gardens, age 61, dear mother Georg of e. Calvert were replies at the Press = Norman - Hovis: dear sister Peterson, Puneral serv- office in the following ice will be held Friday, June 22, st 8 p.m. from the Huntoon Fu- boxes: — amen” = — a metery rs Hovis w 7 be taken from the. Huntoon as 8, 16, 21, 22, 25, 2, 32, ral Home to the Edwar - . - asian ' were! Home at Bear Lake 34, 35, 37, 60, 61, 67, 71, ———— 72, 107. ] RAPP. JUNE 19 1956. MRS LENA | -em-em- em em | — faeai cb c murine |. a. era! wi eld nursday, June 21, at 10 am. from Bt. __ Help Wanted Male _6 Benedict's Catholic Church Reci- .; tation of the rosary will eI Wednesday evening a! 8 o clock from the Melvin A. Schutt Pu- | mera] Home. Mrs Rapp will be, taken to the W. W. Fern Purera) Home, Cflicago, 1). Thursday for Mechanically inclined men fer interment Saturday Puneral ar- | outside work Apply 1064 W Hu- reapgements by: the Meivin A ron between 10 30 and 12 00 __Schutt_Pr Funeral Home _ _A-l BLOCK “LAYER, PART TIME. PE 2-2468 GERRELL, JUNE 19. 1956 ORANT AMBITIOUS HIGH SCHOOL 8TU- . 14842 Novara age 59. beiov dent d@sirés to learn sporting, usband of Verna Sue Serre, goods business for part time! dear father of Mrs Robert (Bar-| work Aplly after 10.am. Thurs bara) Nolan. Richard, Grant Jr. | _or Fri 16 8 Cass wel John and Rebecca Ber rell; dear brother of Donald and | rrell. Punerel service will niin Funeral! AUTO | Home, 3678 Chalmers Ave with . SALESMEN Rev A. FB Lober offictating besiege in White Chapel Ceme- Mr. Serrell will He tn state Oakland County's newest at the (De \DeSartin Funeral Home, Ford dealer hae openings Detrott, Mich _ for two ambitious well organized salesmen who — ele ’ 1954, ORRA L sould Hke to get started on 2300 Casa Bo Belmont" the greund floor with a vol Callf, age 60: Sales husband of ume operator in a new Helen Siegman: deat father of territory Our commission Anthony E. Daniel L., and Mi and working conditions are chael A. Siegman; dear peel eer the bestiin Michigan, — ef L I be sneid Funeral » —— : fee wil held day, camel 22 a IE ico will be held Friday. June 22 HOWARD LARE, INC. | 2750 Orchard Lake Rd Lakes Catholic Chirch. Recite- tion of the rasary will be held | Reegc Harbor Thursday evening at 8 o'clock | _ FE 5-020 Mrs. Siegman will lie in state at | BARBER, STEADY JOB FE 23-5164 the Donelson-Johns Puneratl after 7 Hank's Shop § W Pike | Home ___.. BETWEEN AGES OF 30 AND 40 for load department work Will STRETT, JUNE 18. 1986. FREDRICK | include loan interviewing and col-) JOHN. 180 8 Washington. Oxford,| lection. Salary open. Apply be- age 58; beloved husband of Velma | tween 10 3. Chief Pontiac | Streit: dear father of John Streit) Federal Credit Union. 850 toa: | eee aber — pages , a i lyn . ' hr er oO rs . Nichel, Mr. lz.e weleErna Cre hava i = CAB DRIVERS. STEADY. DAYS Mee Rea gene Mary Streit | "steady part time, nighte 101 W Cullen. Mr Michael Streit andj — Huroa Mrs Leo Streit Punera!l service ‘CARPENTERS ¥ WANTED. © a&TUDIO $6 Project Harrington Hills | Featherstone yke | tlac, Mich Union only. See Jack will be held Thurs... 1? a.m. from the 8t elie Church with Rev June 21. at} Joseph Cath- Pr George : Ging wistetatios Interment in| or Wayne t Josep’ cof East Lawn CARPENTERS, ROUGH ALSO Cemetery. Mr Streit will lie In jay ‘out man for custom houses -statetat the Plumerfeit Funeral) gteady work Birmingham area Rome after 6 pm today. Recita Please cali after 5, 11 2-9264 tion of the Rosary will be held t iceman ee —= Wed at 818 pm. at the Fiumer- | DIFMAKERS felt Puneral Home, Oxford 88 hour week Schneider Engineering _28179 Ryan R4., Royal Oak _ = WILSON, JUNE 19, 1956 JAMES A 18% Auburnda!l age 63, beloved husband of Cectle Wilson Punerai | service will be beld Thurs June 71. et 10 am ef Our Ladr Refuge Church. Interment tr Mt 4 Fope Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary will be heid Wed evenine at 8 o'clock and BPOE No if will conduct a Lodee of Sorrox at relson-Johns runes Home VF __ Wednesday at 836 » ee oe JPEMARERS & \i HLIN E HANDS Firet rasta for tool work DAY AND NIGHT SHIFT LONG PROGRAM, OVERTIME WOOD, MARILYN ‘NEF KREGER) 2073 E Manchester. Birminghar wife of EQ Wiliiam Wood: daugh ter of Mr. and Mra. Raiph Kre-/ ger; sister of Tom and Jim Kre- ef Bervice Thursday, 130 pm rom Manley Bailey Funeral Home, 183 Oakland, Birmingham Inter- ment im Lakeview Cemetery, oe ao Pamily requests th lieu tributions be made ef flowers cdnt to Michigan Heart A Pontiac Precision Tool 762 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 23-6301 ‘ Restaurept, 138 Birmingham Martinelli's Wood ward 6-4853 ESTIMATOR Ez RIENCED lig special machines and weid- equipment preferred. FE +4883 | EXPERIENCED ee FOR) ary ele ‘once Bbck . Wo werd, Birmingham. i e FOR CASH IN A HURPY, things through Classified” Ads. Anything goes! Dial FE what you don’t need for 28181. m what ‘you do, call FE \ 12 SI 81, | | | | sel! at! Wood Classified Ads! To swap, on. Pon- | EXPERIENCED COOK WANTED. 8 } MI TIAC LUMBER CO,, | 831 OAKLAND AVE, MAN WHO I8 “WILLING TO WORK | and learn Opportunity for rapid advancement Paid while learn- ing Apply 80 _N ddoc i MIDDLEAGED MARRIED to wo on farm No children From 10:00 to §:00 DISHWASHER | WANTED EVENING ork | Sil Diale Hwy | EXPERIENCED cL ERICAL FOR keeping stoc: control records in retail women's sports wear store Discount, & day week. Call for _®ppointment. MI 47100 > 1712 Bouth Bivd. | _and Dequindre. E Bet. Johs B| EXPERIENCE ‘pe. | MANAG Waitress for eve. work, alao AOEMENT TRAINEES days Morey « Golf and Country National financial organization has a off Club. 2280 Union Lake Rd _Commerce Rd planned management trainee rogram into which mt will accept | men, 21 to 28 If vou are seek- j ‘ng rapid advancement into an 138 Martinelli's Restaurant administrative position through {p- Woodward Birm ngham., MI ease chiang and are at least a | f-4853 igh schoo] graduate vou may WLLL @6UuTIME.@6©6U~DE NDABLE | wus fy for this program Those FULL Te called pitied ret sales person. it selected will be assured excellent| gork in a pleasant dignified en- salary opportunities and outstand- 1 . vironment. Discount and other teen Bie ete pt ge benefits apply manager at Himal 19 90 Houch, 168 _W_ Maple. Birm_ NEE =e ie ESTATE SALES- EXP a ae APPLY 68 men. Have lots of Hstings to work | with Prefer experienced person ; but will consider some one who is experienced in meeting the blic. See Lawrence Me Gaylord, % E Pike St. Pont { |OUTSIDE BPECIALTY sacaesnia N | EXPERIENCED wom AY N FOR fire and automobile Insur under- writing. Business estatlished in 1928 new offices, 2412 N. Wood- ward, Royal Oak Top pay. Call LI 7-8301 daily 8 00 to 6:00 or MI 4-0481 after 5 00 pm_ Reeded Call Bob Burgese, FE | gi nerty WOMAN WANTED TO _§-3238_ bet 1 and @ pm cers on See call after a) PART TIME EXPERIENCED WAITRESS "IN Balesman wanted to sei] new and , rinks and dinners Apply in per- ve cons Lael i George Mil- son. Twin Beach Country Club- fon. Asst Sales Mer. et Harold; EXP SALESLADY FOR STEADY | Turner. Ford Dealership, 464 8. = in ‘Bham Must be able to aaa Ce Ave. Birmingham, je Work flexible bours and one Sun- = _ dey a month Bodines MI 41177 EXP WAITRESS GREEN PAR- rot Bar and Rest 1650 N Perry |REFRIGERATION SERVICE MAN, | experienced only. Salary open | _FE 23-5440 a = res res EaTAYe SALESMAN [exe 18” Woodword READING BAR ing | experience, referred -— Plenty of listings ien@s ana Noor | FRY COOK ‘WANTED FRED'S time emer Multiple Listing Swan Drive In. M59, Pontiac Lake Service. Call for apot _Rd_ See! ae IVAN or AMM | GENERAL WORK, NO LAUNDRY or nee: Stay. Priv » Toom, ‘SALESMAN O “ ~ ath & ¥ Must love children floor AN OVER tHe ki ryilaas Have hospitalization & Socia) Se- | pisening. plumbing and heating | ‘curity. Thurs off. alternate Sun, Tnlimited opportunities Commits. | $90 wk: MT 6-0885 sion basis Leads furnished Floor | GIRL TO WORK IN DRY CLEAN- or outside Murt be pernanent | me plant) Must be experienced | Holt, FE 4¢45¢7 ee | ipoely at Star Cleaners, 204 E SALESMEN aaa REAL ae ane ‘ROR WORK iN LAUNDRY mee Sale (a b 1 dept No experience necessary ave opening for alert soun@: Appiy bet & and 10 am only men. experienced in cline Plen- | ty of Ustings advertsising and! Pontiac Laundry, 540 8 Telegraph Earnings unlimited be ; ‘GIRT 14 ‘TO. 1k, WISHING G MAHAN RE AL LY CO, quarters and = smali Romine ve ore Real anna Exchange 5-2538. E2026) 1078_—W Hu St. GIRLS To JOIN MAJORETTE RA- ROOFING AND meme ~ SALES- | ton Corps. Call after @00 FE | man wanted. immediately. Very | 5-8704 iF good opportunity, EM 3-0202 (GIRL MUSICIANS STNGERS | wanted Steady job. Send photo. msvler Music, Port Huron, Mich- Sal esmen Wid.| Experinence and aggressive real. ee aEeORK . CARE OF 3 CHIL- estate salesmen dren Bleep itn Over 20 Good salary Own rm, TY FRE 4-7241 WHI ITE BROS. | 'HOUBEKFEPER FOR ELDERLY bd Would like elderly ledy, ore interested in good home than Re il } state | Nick Wages ‘rite or call eve- i GR Gate nings. Henry Rowley, 2214 Ham- t 32 in Rd Utica Mien ——— Soe ee INSIDE HELP AND CURB GIRLS. ieGLe MAN ON FARM OR Must be 18 Cochrane » Drive- Tan Heipin Neue woventiaren mite |_peragm mune UE Rd. AppIy In east of Takevill aa Ee be Corner of Yuie | JET “DINER, 714 WOODWARD STUDENTS AND ~ TEACHERS. corner of 8 Bivd. Wattresa wid prot tabis summer saies work. FE LADY TX To, GARE POR 6 MONTH 626 bef | ne before 10 a.m. end eve- reek, "330. Call after 8:30, FE TOOLMAKER Lapy echoes FOR CH CHILDREN Job shop experien an use WO: | Diy rl peraee “ale nos eee By 4 Majer. Woodhull "Lake. | calls Employment office closed | —After ep ®. Saturdays Daniels Menufecturing MOTHER'S HELPER 5 DAY Corp, 247? Orchard Lake west. High school student. FE 2-3974. : AK MIDDLEAGED LADY TO CARE TOOLMAKERS we 2 children and light pense DIEMAKERS work. Live. in. ee eae 0-333 apne rons Partie FULL OR PART TIME 4 J . wo age Limi i ea i Ly Apply. in Person . _101, TAC paige _ | Jodalndustries Inc. | QPORTUNITT POR Git. a. Z tn ination interestin 6 N. Parke ’ and diversified octivity We want. - . . who o LR, type ah Ukes | WOOL PRESSER oan es ‘os position Top wages. Rex bg! 4432) with a good and liberal Dixie ie Eves. or, pire a’ benefits eane call Per. BT : Office, +1800. ef. EXPERIENCED COOK WANTED. cleaning plant, steady, good work- ing cond Douglas Cleaning Co. 634 8 Woodward, _Biham_ |STUDENTS AND ) TEACHERS. profitable summer seles work. FE 43626 before 10 am. and eve ities, bossa asin per aceateatiaecaneeaieegeeae THREE WOMEN WHO WANT TO, 313 Pontiac Bank Bldg. Phone FE 5-9277 GRAEBNER'S-ROYAL OAK 207 WASHINGTON SQUARE BLDG PHONE JO_6-4760 mete mone? Poe - cae te , ti = wor ill e pal while Le] Tt coat Age 23 to 40. Apply 0 | nstructions TYPist — PBX. OPERATOR. | LEARN Pht ae hl pastel pleasant working conditions Em- | TRAINING OOL VER ployee benetft Re ram, Call FE , Bus FE ene Rea vr 8168 43531 for ie ntment or write Oakland Coun my enoad Com mission. 550 Telegraph Rd Pontiac Work Wanted Male 10 | 2 BOYS WANT LAWN WORK FE 4-0410 |TYPISTS AND STENOGRAPHERS. Salary from 856 to $73.20 weekly Typists, 40 of 50 wpm. Stenog- raghers 80-100 wpm. To fill future vacancies Obtain application ied examination from nearest Michi- aan Employment Service office or write Michigan Civil Service, Lansing 13 UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR housewife to earn attractive {n- come without interferring with home and fam‘ly re Complete training paar if you qualify. Car and phone re- quired, OR 3-2700 to arrange for interview before noon WOMAN FOR SMALL OFFICE, for filing, typing and = general clerical work Must like conned rey “CARPENTER ¥ WORK. NEW & repair FE 4-4210 BATHROOMS REMODELED oe estimates. FE 2-0309 or FE BOY 18 wool: LIKE STEADY work FE 18, WANTS. STEADY WORE. BOY, FE BOY WANTS WORK IN THE VI- cinity of Drayton Pl. 2820 Mar- ington St. Drayton Pl. OR 3-9679. BRICK, BLOCK AND CEMENT work, FE ¢6773. CARPENTER BND Ane perersers and be stead Murdock. FE a permanent fob, not toa he for penn 2. the summer. CARPENTRY, CABINETS. FOR- Box 7 ce ee eeaeee Press mica and oor — additions, ey repairs. EM_ 3-4 CARPENTER VESTROUGE. ing, cement work, remodeling, ad- dition and barn repair. ed or br hour FE 8-3580 4-8833 in office. 3 we 8 work aN Telegraph. CARPENTER & WORE NEW AND WOMEN CAB DRIVERS, § Ud old _days, 101 W. Huron STEADY CARPENTER SOR ALL KINDS. ; Ww ORK N NEAR I HOME Pacey John Featherstone, FE Experienced cosmetic sales lady for accessory dept Permanent CARPENTRY WORK WANTED, NO job too small or too large. Free |. FE 8-3400. + Paper weet wee soo: est. FE 3-7204 St poly Mrs e- | CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- han, Jacobson's Maple at Bat Birmingham Oo Midwest. +6000 “tee. Sse eee ee = ENGINEERING STUDENT NE Help Wanted R work bediy to pre's finance eo OE TEE LIS FOIE ~~~ | lege next fall. COUPLE WANTED SEPARATE 3 EXTERIOR AND “INTERIOR painting wanted OR_9-3752 room furn apt. in exchange for bi dbs taped ot JOB part time house and yard work on country home ‘n Goodison _area. Call Mr r_ Chiera MI 14-8200. MAN OR WOMAN FOR © GooD Watkins route We train you. Steady vear ‘round. No laroffs, Average $2.50 to 6300 per hour, _Apply_tn person 150 Perry. Opportunity for Men & Women iN” PHOTO FINISHING plant of phstogrereere oes a 13, oyre. experience 8-1334. HAND DIGGING, ANY KIND, large gtass weeds and bush cut- _ting. MY 2-3603, OR _3-9654, KITCHEN CABINETS AND GUN cabinets made to order and sone _toof coating. OR_3-4531. LIGHT HAULING axD WORK OF any kind. FE 2-101 MAN DESIRES | WORK Or ANY kind. FE 402 In’ Retailin MARRIED ae WitH 3 CHIL- g dren would like work of any kind. Tf you are presebtiv seeking a po- FE 83415 sition that will dffer you a future, VETERAN 2 illobs WORK OF “Py not eect an opportunity to any kind FE advance under @ planned pro- FRAN al gram in a large dept. store tn VETERAN 30 WANTS WORK af Ponttac? Qualifications: 1. College ainting. masontending. construc- degree or equivalent. 2 Retail} backcround 3 Age 30 of under 4 Roetall interest. Executive needs are filled from within organiza- tion. Apply in person. Walte’s personne! dept, Sth floor. _tien work tru driving. | OL 1-3486 WANT | LAWNMOWING _OR 3-4365 YOUNG MAN. DESIRES | WORK OF _any kind. FE 8-33 OPPORTUNITY YOUNG MAN, 17, Wants WORK Would pork xs ee . etree with builder. FE 5-3756 community business ou can! YOUN > MAN DE. on oe ignited a art-time vOInES ual vabe women pe and look forwa @ full- GOO! time business within a year. This DAY. WORK siutnities la ladicaates or women no age Jey Write Reatlne ‘Presa | Work Wanted Female 11 ALL IRONING. B and Selivery: o EM_3-0069, PICK UP one dav service. Employment Agencies 8A ae | AM 3-006 ALL TRONING, 1 DAY ERVIC MIDWEST pick Pe and delivery, 3's becnel CNP AG SR RLPPRT AMP, | hte N J ¥ eae ae WASHINGS AND TO ME D Somes done 63 & bushel. FE 3 TOMER WA SH- Bank Bidg. tng and foals Petes BIRMINGHAM DAY WORK. 3 OR 4 DAYS OFFERINGS Exp. with references, FF 5-1973. Immediate full or part time: Gee- 4 ht m op segue, expetiens ea os. tetaries, typist, ae Na re house iy rE cA: 3- uke 136 Wel Em penn Service am, Mid« | sitting In vic of Lotus and Wind!- BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS ate Waterford Twp Apply 4278 lotus Walls and windows Reasonabdiec. Free est. No obligation FE 3-1631. chimneys a specialty Walls and aired. Local registered _company. FE §-3701 LAWN MOWERS HAND OR Pow. er. sharpened or repaired. Air cooled motors repaired. Ome day service. Free pickup and delivery _Phone FE 2-6873 65 Lincoin. Mac DIVING SERVICE , ee your lest at, mote _FE S-4404 ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK. FE 6.3788 BIRCK, BLOCK AND CEMENT Also chimneys. No job too fe Residentia! and commer- cla rp oe work Ph. FE ie BRICK Beart WORE & fireplaces FE 2 BULLDOZING etl DUM TRUCK service, OR 3-0833 5-4688. copings fr Fiastanina ie KINDS, H __2-2340 CUSTOM CARPENTER CONTRAC- tor. Small crew. rough and finish. Licensed and insured. EM 3-8601. CUSTOM BUILDING. F.H.A. FI- nancing. Modernizing FE 4-5470. TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV. al, Free estim ates Phone FE _ 1-8354. TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV- al ree estimates FE 23-6019 FE vaw TREE SERVICE — SPRAY- Modern equipment, guar. work. Ste estimates John Taylor, OR A-1 ROTOTILLING HOUSE WIRING DONE REASON- as Ee Free estimates given. FE STE MOVING, FULLY GARDEN PLOWING. DIXCING anc dragging FE 5-650 YARD 39-3560. GARDEN PLOWING AND Trucks to Rent TRU CcKS ACTORS a See Ne Cee remeees wate oor [ib im SIERO venemetBBITIONS | | nase ue cGh patie hee | Gump ache” elm arter i ‘ai & percucs “attrcs garcose [DRY WALL BY MACHINE: FREE are end trecuies breereways roofing and = si i estimates No wo big oF sm aa cement and asphalt Grives FE 5-628 Pontiac Farm and Saw Maren ial a Expert tree trimming and Industrial Tractor Co. KA FLOOR SANI removal. Ph. FE 56593 open Daily Incleding Sunday LAYING. FINISHING. OQUALITY or OR 3-2000 __FE 44061 FE ¢1442 — «| ASHES AND RUBBISH —_C_BUD_BILLS._FF #2050 ___ | ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-| anytime FE Ses A-1 CEMENT WORK i 218 E. Pike. | WaULING avekien—o OR ANY- LLOYD MONROE reget bad 4 rinse. anywhere FE 46866 SEW ER CL ZL E "ANING | INCINERATORS CLEANED ASil A-l_CAYING, SANDING & FIN | SiDR* v Tgunder Service TE #20 Ca ee renee FE +196 | Licensed Contractors FE 3-7647 GUT AND HEAVY 4AULINO At _Pon Hardwood Floor “Service HE ATESGISERYV IC 2. Low MAULIN 68-0085 _Hs Ei ~ A&B TRENCHING | clesned and serviced, all mates. “ice sim EM 31304 nF SERV Footings. water line field tile. Deter | WAYN NE. HEATING co. | LIGHT RS MEavY TRUCKING. FE 4-996 ox vay 6|:«CRubdish hauled. Sand, fil) dirt Ai CARPENTER AND CABINET HE ATING SPECIAL | _a¢ gravel PE 2-000 Work Or gevera] repair. FE/ purnaces fire places cleaned and NEW DUMP TRUCK SERVICE _2-0301. Tepalred, Outdoor grills built te| for seturdays Top soll & fill dirt, ROOFINO, SIDING ae eens Me ae c Jae = re qaned. Pe _FE 207143 .T a iw new a8 re: _tions FE 8-3580 or paire: e “oO DELL CART. Gh Lecal and Prone PE seme" Moving "RE ‘DUCED RATES Large van to T _ Moving FE ae?“ ic TANDEM DUMP, ~ TRUCK FOR Te with driver 12-yard bo: _jod_« or hour EM _ 3.0302 aii VET WITH 2 “TON | STAKE —Fants hauling FE rE 4-4088 cant : CEMENT © BLOCK Myers. OR 3-13 = Work FE _$-0782 PLASTERING Painting | & Decorating 20 te oun a aa D. Meyers EM 3.0163 gpa _Floors, basemen “1 CUSTOM DECO AWS MACHINE FILED RATING, WALL CEMENT WORK. ALL KINDS. " papering Steamin = Floors, drives, ete. Jensen, FE MANLEY LEACH cs Set teed merce EM - ning service, Ms A PAINTING ~ aD DECORA FES ee est. 240 Baldwin ate. at iy COMTOM Pat PAINTING, PAPER- hanging. Paper mates FE eae ores —_ LTS D & M BLDG. SERVICE| ing, Duted elm, mosquitoes & At PAINTING INTERIOR & EX. ADD A ROOM AT LOW COST. frutt trimming & removai—tree _Guaranteed. _ “eR cash, FREE ESTIMATES, ALSO| estimate: Phone FE or : e_est. FE 46208, ING, SIDING ALTERA-| _FE_2-8850 “A+ PAINTING, PAPERINO TIONS KITCHEN CABINETS. WELL DRILLING —_Mason Thompson. FE — AND CUSTOM BUILT GARAGE | wet’ and pump repair. OR 3-2306, PAINTING AND DECOR, TING. AND BREEZEWAYS, CALL bath tile or floor tile. by the bows 2423. FE 2-7 EVES. OR Dressmaking, T+ Tailoring 16 e baraiend™ oempes file work SANDING, OLD FLOO TERATIONS FESS Al IN AND ou" gp sere Carl L. Bilis, pit arr BAEC 7 | ar ethes ONAL F See. Cail after § cP tied re Bric SARBING—ENG | PAINTING AND DECORATING t ee 19 vente experience. Garden Plowing 16B : a PAINTING = TAP PAPERHANGING TUPPER Gardens plowed, ‘atne tiled. | PAPERINGO PAPER REMOVE j FLOOR BANDING, CATING, FIR, FIN.|. Past REASONABLE FE 20077. | Plaster patching, painting, beac 27519. ALL POWER LIFT SQUIPMENT. era. | washing FE 5-0837. =~ > lowt disc eveling a HOUSE ATSING foading. Cow mature, FE 43371. raynting & Wall Washing ulpment rente excavating, | GARDEN PLOWINO & C :AGGING. ms rotary gessras ‘building. FE! George Callender. 664 Bay. FE PAPER it BANGING” ER or EASON ABLE 2-2721. sore! .| rates. FE 4-217 FE 4-620 PAPERHA manatee: _ Plaster repairing er ere votne a AND “INTERIOR PAINTING, _PE_ 17-0032 > a equipped. FE 48450. L. A. Young. GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR. Brick, stone cement work. Pias- tering and tile work. 4-2200. ROrO-TILLING oat ec a, AFR L. W. Avis wr, On same PME _leveling. Top sot! OR n't = Ses vo eis YARD LEVELING. : PLOT {es 9.3403. ‘oer 88 Jessie, FE ¢' WALL Waser AND BAiNeInG by women work guaranteed. OR GUARANTEED ROOFS, ALL 5 1918. Hu Ma: WANTED: Hiv. cuss Pu joui're 200 | ROTO TILLING nd Jemteriot. BY exp. speintere J08, FLEMING. FLOOR LAYING, Lawns and Lp hae Wayne Dutch- 8 Feasonable. FE 8-1107. pentes- finishing. 185 Edison.| er. OR 3-6' Ph. FE 9-4408 TRACTOR WITH Physio-Therapy 21A Tenia NGDNERE "woe | Gaal ithe gales AGARES | geo jaanag = eet me tt 2418. Vicinity’ of Baldwin & Walton. Hast het AGE b 1 : - St. FE 1, . WEST SIDE PLOWING & GRAD- er LOOR OONTRACTOR ing. Alen black dirt @ —_ LAYING.SANDING-FINISHING 44-4228 Television Service _ 22 2410 NE OR. 3-1616 EXCELLENT SERVICE ~ PLABTERING WE yp eli ate REPAIR. | Reasonable Rates FE 58-3458 COPENMAVER'® RADIO ‘’ TY. : repair 606 W. ron. Night RO. SNYDER F ar LAIN. Laundry Service 18) ice eal. FE «se07, *T™ Banding and finishing. Phone FE §-0502, LACE Seay HOME EL one Sot gay oe f Satin Ae IE va pe ates, 2-81 . REMODELING? “ADDITION? GALL , & nailing.| my home. Pick-up and deliver, THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956. . _ THIRTY- THREE Wanted Real Estate 32A as Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32) ~ st oe oe. resu eall: or smal] balances, new sea-| 2 NEAT ROOMS hte a ery I es eae Clark Real = Reasonable. Close in. 7503. | A uron "i cvetinge, FE 4-603 or PE 64013. 7 ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED, Ask for Mr Clark. private. entrance and beth, 111 CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY OR Telegraph. Appiy 79 Clark. land contract. FE 5-4067. speek KITCHEN AND BATH. nd DMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR * chid welcome. 41 N. Perry or equity ip your | 3 ROOMS, UTIL 6. FURN. | ADULTS . aly. 258 Orchard Lake. K" 1Z Templetoa, Re Realtor ffhpous “RicELY. YURNIEHED. 33) Orchard 44563 | nels bus line. 68 8. Francis. LARGE ROOMS JOWNTOWN, C ASH inquire 22 Auburn. office in rear. 3 ROOMS, AD ADULTS ONLY. Bag meat ee Ss al int A glint 30 yers wetting. | 3 ROOMS. CLEAN. pvr BATH. nite Roca Mapas’ “"| romp courteous service. || sia. PE eum of PE 4st Hawt Fon WilsT| an four PE e-Ostl ot PE 5-003, |2 ROOMS & BATH. eee weteh Reward Lg ny 7 A Ark iter "red McCullough. Ral eh | 7 Set of werkue! cousic: 16 Pior- PARAK + igat . a0 “ROOH M APT NICELY FURN od ia vein foun iS me HAY DEN, Realtor Close tn Reasonable — FE 2-2181 L TERRIEN WHITE | ae 2 RM. PRIVATE LENTRANCE | é& Male Reward brewn and black Trocke Realtor op ry (1648 Onion Lake Ra. EM _ 3-4671 ts MO NEY AVAILABLE To buy _ Sproainer sd he on PO NTIAC. REALTY «— Baldwin re ae dd | 3 CONTRACT Ss WANTED, need boa Buyers waiting. what nave you! R : barge CASH 48 HOURS: FOR Bours HOME IM WRIGHT, . Realtor i The e Rent Apts, Furnished . 33 oe newly ag no Bg 2 room Oh Oe iss bath & ent. Reasonable. 7 FURN. ROOMS. SacaPaCT fF FE 32-3467. ee TIGHT HOUSEKEEP-. ‘me 5 Sere. ate bath, private en nce. ROOM A STOWELL. #55. 2 PE 2-8302 or Besnoed $03 5-0396. Oe F FURN APT. NO CHIL- Som Close to town, FE 2-7821. ! R. I- be entrance. Children welcome. 2 ROOMS Pvt bath. util, furn, Close to mat dal op 42578. Before 8 ‘ LET Us | Bid en the sale of your con- | tract before you sell. SLICE OF HAM ’ For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 i ms For Sale Houses a3| For “Sale Houses 43 ee FE 5-666 t. Clemens Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 \¢ PMS AND BATH. PORCH AND in. Clean. FE. | arage Cloke LES cy AND BATH UPPER. NICE AND , clean, well-heated in winter, bus | at door Child under 6 mo. Wel- ; Rooms With Board 38 PBF FPL LLB BLL Dee | BOARD AND ROOM FOR GEN. tiemen. 2 biocks from Pontiac _ Motor FE 5-7905 ELDERLY GENTLEMAN WISHES board and room on farm or near in lake urban community near __ Street POR AGED. tes starting at $125. OR 3-5330. eMALE bi : ‘i an Tame — APT. NEWLY come. 111 Prospect Pp i Bo: Bina lore ee Edw. M. Stout, Realtor |” aecoratea beth and ent : pec _ | _Pontiae, P.O Box 1031 er. ss, 5 ® Onidren «| 3 cnidren' ‘wciscune. Guach $ ROOMS AND BATH IN PON-| MAN TO SHARE LARGE COM- 5 a3) want fe TN. ora Even, ene | vin, Pe eer, tac. Heat, elec. furn., $68 Mo.| fortable room. beds, good a A > . een : e FE §-#200 ‘oder THE MOST FOR YOUR | 2 ROOMS, pvr SEER AND Vail | 6) LARGE . ROG ND BA ty ‘gp " Keowee ie League = wae coped rd ee ie a F ROOMS ee aay eee rene ous tine 343 Soom A BATH, owt AND eee “e A} G st oe ** ro see. . Hobbies & Supplies 24A St. Phone PE 3.8316. ray FS grktidy ALBERTA APT we middieuged or elderly lady, FE BBLE MORTGAGES a 2 AND > is. NEWLY DECORAT. private pets. adults caly, 500° ®. SSOTURSELY CLEAN RiS—-HOME vrs j val ce and ba I t 00 up. rarer ee! — pf % sere; Ww. Satieaad ly Sracu Lane acne ee freind be FE $0371. 14 Mat ENETOSE. Rast frontage. | 34 3 ROOM FURN. APTS REF-| couple. $75 = mouth. Heat furn. : & Personals 25 8. b Tiiantes ny 8. Telegraph —- Child welcome. 261 State MYrtie 31 1401. Convalescent Homes 38A raon s ~ ulta Bociet APT FOR RENT. REFER. tN ee mere ere ah ores san se Fm sam SR STE TEE ATL | “Ee gr, Seg, ce ot | PRANE, MET PRIVATE Aan OR gan "AND CONTRACTS. SB = pstairs mmerce| ly $440 Dixie Hwy.|3 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE : 39821 i ing. te = sta ake _On at a 1 |" entrance, edulte only. 163 Green a angered CARE ve manors Private consultation FE 5-901 ‘Aerotred Knapp Shoes — public ett IN DEBT? IF SO, Let US Give You 1! Place to Pay Ease Your Mind Restore Credit WE ARE NOT A LOAN COMPANY MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSEL LOR: ORS Above Oshiand oy ah A ¢ tole HS Tite ‘BATE, re ag ng Pad pers & other then em} = Lg st Wes 710 Merling PeGat ion Foes “) WED Opes Paid ry 7 Travel “Agencies — 238A. PLANNING A TRIP? | Th, Onty REARRVATIONS AIR, RA! aves REAT LA sy OR ers ° REsconT ED TOURS PONTIAC TR ave Ls SERVICE om Ww ONUR TE O.378! FUN \ AY "ANTED? ELKIN “TRAVEL BUREAU Consyltation & advice rrations anywhere! iidren to Board 26 % We Cane Re Ne te a a CARB FOR om eN OIN LI CHILDREN CARED | SA om fesy re Litensed no | Wed. _ Household ¢ Goods 27 i PAY CASH _ FOR @MALL Ravi ' FR 0-eibs FURNITURE | NEEDED | tate Evtire heme Get the dollar wit eo outright of eed fa fer ye iy our pow goods. Call MYr- as L ‘= $250,000 At cur @apesal to hase or seasoned land Contracts Wier eur ¢lients See me before rou eel), ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. Teo Buy-To Sell —To Insure : MAHAN peretine noel ose a enings and a 1073 ca | eo Po. AY WE WI'L!, GIVE YOU A QUICK each offer With BO additional bid- Gen costs Free estimates NICHOLIE & HARGER | 23_W,_Murep PE $2183 Wanted Real Esta ‘324 QUICK ACTION On the sale of your home. I! ew bere @ house, ecreage. or arm for sale, any location, call “PONTIAC REALTY TIT Baldwin SYOUR HOME? ¥ SELLING We are m immediate need of residentia) property in the City and Guburban erea around Ponuec For fast eourteous service call Jd A. Taylor, Realtor FE 43544 —~ PEDDLING YOUR _ PROPERTY? re: Cal us “| need eee lames. and residentie! | Eocene We pot wo all Geteds ¢ financing and closing Trade | YOU MA WE} aerte RE [t REALTY CO. REALTORS a Ertate Exchange Huron NEXT BOOR, TO BRANCH POST OFFICE . 8 WANTED eround Pont. BUY OR SELL Pp Reesocuabdie. Close 7267 Baby (‘weicome. “210 8. An- _ Gerson 3 ROOMS, ni wold BATH & EN- L eacem “0 ) Dwight, _FE 827 3 RMS AND BATH _Lake priv. EM } T AND ¢ ROOM 4 ae - NEWLY Gecorated, mear bus line Cail FE 20661 after 6. FE 5-5 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH AND emirance gas heat _ all 3 ) ROOM YURN | APT. NO CHIL dren FE S-leie © 3 ROOMS NO eae 383 _Mt Clemens FE 32-5020 ss i ROOMS “WITH F PRIVATE EN EN- _trance and beth OR 36513 : 3} ROOMS AND BATH 31 Stowell | 3} ROOMS PVT BATH AND Ce | | ‘YT ge kitchen and closets welcome Desire Christian yond _ple No smokers FE 4¢-6408 |} ROOM LOWER. COUPLE. _erences rm 526 3} ROOMS 6 BATH, NICELY furn., good loca ing couple or business coay rE _3-6003. 3 ROO @s caretakers as of rent. Write rt payment | Pans Boz _eptrance No ch Teta AND BATH Pvt. entr. Water softener. couple enly Mt Clemens 6. Phone eum } RMS ADULTS ONLY __ 11 Virginia } ROOMS NEWLY DECORATED. Private emtrance and beth. 87 8 __Parte Bt iF ROOMS WITH UTILITIES. VERY © RMS. AND BATH. WEST SIDE ane 4 ROOMS AND BATH. CHILDREN | < weicome 407 N Cass, OA 58-2918. 4 LGE. RMS & BATH. “oN WEST side. Child welcome FE §-7731 GOOD FURN APTS aVail- abie. Some with children welcome | Realty Co, s62 Auburn FE 4-393 le Adams Ave 4 ROOM , ee FURN. FE 446 34 FT. HOURETRATEER Brown | Rd FE 45 831 ij = 2 BACHELORS a eek ; } ROOMS. NICELY FURN_ PVT | bath ass ENT. "a" FOR RENT. utilities furnished. FE 32-0501. | | ties y| SEVERAL APT. AVAILABLE | | y ROOMS ane Os Bate. Faivare | ED jean U-furnished See after | 4 30 or Sat _ & Sun 16 Pinegrove. fog ld REDECORATED bath upper spt. Pileake oe entrance, near town om bus line Heat hot we- ter stove and refrigerator furnished One child wel come. $58 FE 44807. | SEAUTIPUL LOWER WEST SIDE ept avail June 26th 2 bedrooms, adults FE 2-2198 [CLEAN DOWNSTAIRS APT rooms and bath, incl utll. Adults. FE 2-7236_ after 6 pm. NO CHILDREN, pets 696 Squirre; Rd. Auburn Heights. INDI. AN Vv ILLAGE 3 rooms & beth. Upper All uttlt- Range & refrig $20 Week ; Phone ¢ OR _ 37183 evenings |LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, FOR 1}. _Near town FE 54-1722 |W SIDE. NEWLY DECORATED. th. adults only. 2239 - N and W side locations Phone FE 42521 before 5 00 after FE $-1172 | West “SIDE. AVAILABLE sULY $ room obrici, tle fan a gas heat. = . rr ) per month. Vasbinder. M APT TENANTS TO ACT f Rent sicuuse Furnished 35 35 |] AND 2? RM err CABINS. Waterford e ek or _@ey. Munroe Cab 3 SMALL GARAGE HOUSES NEAR | Biue Sky Special Ground bachelors welcome _2082 Commonwealth PE sss. 3} BEDROOM RANCH TYPE NEW. jot 1 or 2 children OR_3-8023 jaa ROOM FURNISHED _ Crooks Rd 5 RMS) MAN & WIFE | shops OR ONLY Near 32-4618 after ¢ Pm a, ROOM HOUSE ON LAKE EN) DANDY Fr PURNISHED APT. ON | East Pike street Private beth | and entrance 818 week RRis 733 W. Huron FURN COTTAGES. _Welcome, 3819 Dtxte Hwy. TEL-HURON AREA. MODERN) soeectratier: couple only. FE ir WOMAN — CHILDREN WELCOME paw? and ADC. accepted FE ALBERTA | APT Sind 1 AND 2 room efficiency miasraiz iA ond | Le becd oe adults only. oc —pbador! | ATRAcTIvE 2 moos & BATH | a undry riv. 6) _Rones Fre 4 BACHELOR rae PRIVATE BATH end entrance. Very nice. FE CLEAN 4 ROOM APT, CLOSE TO bus & mores center 8 Edna _ 8. rE. +3408 CLEAN BATH. t itl personally buy your prop- erty or will — and | show you how to get cash if the. rice is reasonable, Call now and = jet us prove tt. | ~| R D RILEY BROKER $00 Elizabeth Lake Re FE ¢11"7 We Specialize In properties pigs tn Water. erd, &pr Wd & Teepe ere wpe Fot Tast clan & top lar, list with us! Clarkston Real Estate oCASH R HOME crib ‘in good condition. Reasonable. OR 3-8402. Wed. j. Miscellaneous 28 28 NITTRE AND wine Mrvelen MY. DIA, WILL, PAY UF eat he rosl gf 3 Noa winngive wAReronimats 13 00 ara Se oes tae Press, Wanted to R to Rent — 2 PRE- venom ARE, LATED SIRE Pk 3 comets home, net oot Mia? ‘bebo ms yuilding. Call after 4 “as pag ee Cre wenn. RENT IT FAST house, apartment, any- ag h Rént Ads! Room, CTION. Dial FE GORDON ARNOL D 710 8 TELEGRAPH ROOM. PVT. Aduits eaty Erb “apts FE 45-2203 CLEAN. CONGERIAL 27. ROOM for couple 69 ow FE 34443. | EXCLUSIVE «RM. Bat Ht First loor., Garage 409 W FURN. APT. 3 ROOMS AND S eCLI bath on main fioor Prt. Ent. 319) Prospect FU ie APT e 4 Moward ~ FRANKLIN APTS. _ 3 — Poor bath, adults only. $67 KG. HEMPSTEAD rE Rent Houses s Unfurn. | 36 eee ls BDRM BRICK IN OXFORD. May a) @ month Adults preferred } ROOM HOUSE, 3654 Auburn. 1 _chiid weicome FE 17-0077 3 BDRMS. - ae. (CARPETS FE 40808 or FE 4 ROOMS aoe rae AND _tawn, EM 3-3483 @€ RM. HOUSE, WITH FULL BASE- ment. For deriy couple only No children. Would like to share _one_room. 117 Henry Clay Rent Lake Cottages 36A 2 ROOM FURN COUNTRY coT- jon be Elec stove, TV. elec pump, tide tollet. $45 a mo. 1973 Pe- _trojia St EM 3-4954 3 & 3} BEDROOM APTS. AVAIL- able for summer rental Com- pietely furnished ipcludin, all me OR 3-378. 4536 Lake view, in. Clean, FE CicutT = - 7 c men only a wee also 2 room apt 2-808. 146 EW NEWLY DECOR OOMs Hyon “tree West side. FE FE 8.0676 FE $-8783 LISTINGS WANTED We have many buyers waiting for ali kinds of Neridecas property | i the Rochester area Roger B. Henry. Inc. | 811 Main St 1868 EB. Auburn Rd. OL 1-411 OL 1-131 Rochester, Mich. ices lor iscuss the stbitt ea of “trading your Real state, We have homes. farms, in- comes, business opportunities and Northern resorts listed for trade Doane & BON REALTORS 182 W. Huren Phone FE 4-155? CASH FOR EQUITIES pour ppheooed aces nd ROY KNAUF, Realtor. 2% W, Muron_OA She rE aia -— BUY OR LIST YOUR LA ‘Ohice shoo Comm oa 25°C, oe F. ”McKINNEY WE —i 3.0 PR 61194 — = MA #2509 DOG HOUSES ( BUNGALOWS ANYTHING Com = Ba hours for, your equity. Edw: \. Stout, Realtor oe LOTS. abla — Want Ads give 2818. | 4 7) 1M, Ga ty CS PINE LAKE. 3 egegece a, tractive clean apt. | SMALL. CLEAN ee eS; Reduced rate 162 Chambefiain, or MAple 5-3257 STRICTLY MODERN, ¢ RMS. EXc. location. Adults only. Phone FE 4-0082 VERY ma. ROOM MODERN. Pvt. ent. & dat Ne children or drinkers. FE 2-5553. WEST SIDE 4 ROOMS, Pe BLO from bus. References. Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 ES PEE IOC 3 ROOM UNFURN. APT. STOVE. refrig . ona utilities furn. No chil- dren. FE 4-4235. 3 ROOMS. & BATH Pe in, _private, adults, FE 4-2845 3 AND BATH 18T. FLOOR "FRIO- _idaire, stove, utilities, FE 92-7425 ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY decorated, Private entrance and bath Large vacant suite rooms. Hse for any kind of business. y ROOMS AND BATH best. $73 $75 * month @7 W ‘Netoruases E FRONT ROOMS. PR ~s bath. Private entrance. i 3 ROOMS ear al pits . NEAR downtown mo. Ground floor. WARD Ll "rantatpor. Seale 1050 W ron §t. 43581 3 ROOMS. REFRIO.. PVT. bath DONS, STOFE, Markle 8t, 7 ROOMS. AN BATH #39 BALD- 3 sae ANig. BATH... ATE 3 ROOMS AN D, BAT i, STOVE _3einOukiends 4 AND BATH, FR 80277 Bet anand 8. | “al SLEEPING | EEPING ROOM, DOWN TOWN, 'D APT. 3330 Hotel Rooms HOTEL AUBURN Rooms by Day or Week. lso 1 or 3 room apartments. Cooking and refrigeration unit 464 Auburn FE 2-0239 “HOTEL ROOSEVELT , Rooms = 5 Pog £17.50 up. 39 HURON HOTEL. CLEAN, MOD- ___ Rent Office Space 4 41 OFrice. SPACE FOR DocToR. Dentist. or small Clinie Inquire at FE ¢ 990 corner of Au- burn Also beauty shop OFFICES FOR RENT BUSY IDEAL LOCATION GOOD PARKING FACILITIES SEE ee 4APEA in OFFICE TO RENT IN DRAYTON Plains 4540 Diste Hwy OR 3-1355. NEW OFFICES 260-1,S00 Sq. Ft. Available 14 Block From Bank Ample Parking Available Ist July | 70 8 Squirrel Road . Auburn Heights floor schoo! teacher apt Newlyweds of | For Rent Miscellaneous 42 A a A a SO BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER. POL- ishers Baldwin cement . FE 8-31 aro" ve ONE WAY | COAST TO COAST | RENT mene LEAVE THERE and Trailers F. £. Reuland. R45 Disie Hwy. OR 31456 SMALL BUSINESS PLACE For | rent On Elizabeth La Rd. 3831 | Elizabeth Le Rd For Sale Houses 43 SMALL UNFINISHED HOUSE, | 3% acre land. Par our equity. 14872. 24605 Bendelow BY tebgtret SEMINOLE HILLS. 4 bdrm. home. Natura! fir: place, ip re Small do payment. f appointment We wih varia on your lot 40x22 2° i] house. Cost you 84,37, $110 down, mo. 16 other plans avaliable See ot! ttien: informe- "RED HORSE CORP. 5018 Case Elis. Ra PE 4-2353 or FE 23-9178 WILL lot. Com olie rE BUILD BRICK home on your G@n., 650 per mo, ete on extertor. Mich- Harger 33 W. Huron. $8183 $500 DOWN, 2 ACRES WITH GOOD 4 room partiy modern house, ga- rage. = Learner Completely furnished room mod. ern house. Close - Reasonabije down payment 3's acres on Hoeespital Rd. New ppepehe house-eattached garage. reasonable GEO. MARBLE, Realtor 4 ROOM FUR , AVATL- able for June and 5a. 7 miles | 661 Andersonville Aine Waterford _from Pontiae OR 3-80 5 Phone 3.1268 OWNER a 2 APT ON MACEDAY LABS. on type. 2 bedrm. house. i = wel. = oe BAGIN. COMPLETE AW 8ST. 2 front. aoe a MSoot me 18} Story frame Cer. lot, newly dec- miles north of Pontiac. Aart | Sretes. e dedrms. large c FE 26053 eis ee pfu Penal COTTAGE AVATLJONE AND front porch. Anchor fence. Price August City conven. EM 3-4760.| $9900 $3.000 down. FE 5-4964. FURNISHED CorraGes, sare after ¢ pm. beach for children. one” NEW 2? BEDROOM HOME. NEAR hawk 48715 Oxford. Lake privileges. Sem!-fin- FURN. YEAR tagtetabty COTTAGE. ished. $500 down. Owner FE Lake priv. MY 3-280. 4-0077 FURN 8 ROOM SIGDERN BY | AUBURN DE UINDRE 3 BDR_ | season or year around. Pontiac | Move in. dn. $73 mo. OL. Lake OR 30138 Mit, ‘at MODERN COTTAGE ON LAKE |§ ROOM MODERN HOUSE. GAS _ Huron out of Oscoda. FE 4-6009. SQUARE LAKE FRONT 3 LARGE modern clean furnished rooms. 4S season of permanent. FE SMALL MODERN APT. 7 LAKE. Private entrance. bert = Tans, Elizabeth tobe. Re at Oxbo WALLED LAKE. MODERN CONV. Prt. beach. 2-Ddrm. Reasonable. MA 4-3497 heat. 1 block ee aa ve tn Huron Gardens 2 BEDROOM MODERN. TOURS. Kitchen Living ae bah fireplace. Car and #7950 and $1459 down. ‘hea 32 BEDROOM od Rb DR. BRICK. sd loads e, paneled ree room, attached Scar Ba 23-7396, * [ALL HOUSE, 1% ACRE LAND. Pay our equity OL 11-4872. 3495 For Rent Rooms 37 re OO ee BUS STOP. PVT ere COOK. _laundry, cool 9 W LADY. COOKING SA eoES priv. entrance FE 207 LADY. HOME PRIVILEGES. GA- Tage al FE 3-7733 RGE ROOM. ATTRAC- tive with 3 a. For = 4 biocks from Seats. FE 8-7 ase oom POR MEN. Pvt. entr. 18 State, DON’T WISH FOR, MONEY! Make it easily through Classified Ads. To sell, rent, buy, swap, hire, 7 BEDROOM FRAME HOME. li ment, garage. In Roch- ester, $12000 Generous terms. 753 Lownsbury OL 1-0177. TATE To Es 8 room modern bungaicw. Auto- ‘easement, street. Located on D. rE matic 01 heat Ful Lar tes ge . Paved a restdentia) district Make cash offer. Administrator OREN 69 P. M. ALL THIS WEEK seh spine og Fe bedroom, tile bath home. Well-eq chen. Live nee => lakes, service —— ly $10,000, Drive out & Sattbin bet Fr #1134 A REACH CASH CUS- TOMERS through Classi- dial FE 28181. fied Ads. Call FE 28181. { iy eae down a ment like int. avin, state. 2443 Willan Dy Dr. Pe as208 u! IN CITY Modern 2 bedroom home. Garage in basement Fenced rear yard. Priced at 04.080. , $700 DOWN Newly remodeled & decorated 3 toons & bath off Auburn Ave., 2 Bice corner lots. ; CUCKLER REALTY 236 N Ba FE 44091 $1, DOWN OR TRADE thle a LAKE Sant COURSE — ft. brick ranch 2 yrs. oa 6 ree. rms., 1'4 batts, hard- joors paneled den, car- peting drapes, equipped kitchen. “Car leemoried pl page ba 100 ft. lot eaeece, vileges. $23,- 600.00. to mitge. 2410 Anders St. OR 13-0880 BY OWNER. SMALL EQUITY IN an 8 house tm city. Will trade. 23-0803 LINCOLN HEIGHTS 3 BEDROOM BRICK, Gare BASEMENT, PERMANENT W ER SOFTE T iN QARA a E LARGE LANDS8CA rR . MUST SEE TO A ATE 3689 OAKSHIRE FE ELIZABETH- LAKE ESTATES 4 BEDROOMS - 2 bedrooms Gown, 2 bedrooms up. cera¥nic tile bath. full basement, oi] heat, permanent water softener. $15,- TERMS. WY aT ‘S Ae AREA 300 DOWN ft. Serpered panel room with sae lace, dining L. sun porch, zikchea, bath. bedrooms, utility room. oll heat, ‘water r heater, ¥ CLEAN, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION @ room m home, Pontiac east side. Fo sik ocoens & bus $7,900 - $1,000 DOWN J. R. HILTZ Realtor Open 6-8 - 1011 W Huron st. PE 3-618) MOHAWK ROAD } BEDROOMS Indian Village Brick, the one we think you. have been looking for 29 ft. living room, dining room and e 14x10 kitchen Exceptionally lardwood floors storms and know the location. we can show | you through at your consentence hog sow! Full price is only $15.- DRAYTON WOODS THIS 18 HOME, the moment vou HOME with 3 car garage and the instant you enter the vestibule to a 22214 Garpeted living room 3 large bedrooms with wardrobe closets, after’ g look at the ce- rami¢ had peti and a kitchen np fay sae: Formics counter poe Lazy san We are to show you a full basement you will be proud of Many other Cs wil say THIS Humphries LTOR Pe e114 83 N Telegraph Open Evenings Multiple Listing Service Fy CE, anccaa BATH, FRA HOuUs: UY. REAL’ Mato) dowo. Write Poo: | io be moves PE 8120 od IF mp as og Press 48 ROOMS AND BATH LOCAT oO D WN AYMENT WE TRADE Tra PE ..00. | trogy home fram #080 vo By OWNER: 7 ROOM E. NO MORTGAGE COST Rome 1701 ph are asement raph fe tinge of Businesses, lots, farms Built jo 83 Near Eastern. dr.) jot ‘sod “bedroom marter oe ie of : 5 gh. Cash to ecems FHA mort | homes with eps Or A M_ gL woop eege FE pare Cre Jot with wih mal Gown tr 5:30 $143 Cass-Elizabeth: Rd. OUTSTANDING LAKE | _3-7038. FE $1206 of FE tt op. bec eth of nice candy, beach. Te E arge roo ith b ern bungalow. . sement,| ment. recreation reeea. everioak! i FOR COLORED - i end glassed-in front| ‘ng lake, 2-car garage, beautifully FAMILIES , screen storm windows) landscaped yard, it will be e z ie all windows, 2-car garage, pleasure to show you. Vacant. Large & room bunge- $1000 00 down with immediate pos- session. 5 room home, built in 1954. beautiful recreation room. large landscaped lot,,98960.00 full price. Call today we have the key. LONGPELLOW scHOOt, : This ome is ideal for » family with school children, extra nice 5 room ranch type home, built in 1951 Gas clothes dryer, a $9050 00 with $1000 down to , ect fast on this one, LAKE FRONT — $1500.00 down wi!) put in this lovely summer play- ground, 32 bedrooms, year round home, $9500.00. ‘Russell ‘Young REALTOR & BUILDERS 412 W. Huron FE 4-4525 DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 0 FT, ON DIXIE ZONED BUSINESS . A lovely farm home with new base ray ot] fired heat, new oak floors. new modern stream lined kitchen. nice sereened-in rear porch. Situated on § acres of land with beautiful setting of large spreading shade trees. shrubs flowers. and over 30 evergreens a barn for riding horses. idea! country home or a sound business investment could be used for numerous types of business op- portunities located between Pon- tiac and Flint OTTAWA HILLS HOMB 4 BEDROOMS $15 750 Attractive gray shingle home with outstandin appoint- oll ac heat- ving room, 13x24, fireplace, full tile bath and extra lavatory. lovely kitchen, }ear ga- rage, solid black top drive. $4350 down, $73 month. LITTLE FARM ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME This ere appealing 2 bedroom home with breezeway and garage. basement with of! ac heat smal! poultry house. exceptional bur - leaving Pontiac. WILLIAMS LAKE CALTFORNIA STYLE BUNGALOW This spacious modernistic 2 bed- room home with fireplace base- ergy fruit 1s an at 98500 Ovner ment oi] heat 24x25 on founda- tion. built 1954. large 2-car gea- rage. and nice wooded jot is a good buy at $12,500 BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW OFF JOSLYN A home we are proud to = a house you would be proud call home. situated on sehasraped lot, 502151 with outdoor fireplace, new 1')-car e paved drive. home consists two bedrooms. mce lhvine room. ceramic tile bath and kitchen. stairway to ex- pansion attic. Priced to sell DORRIS & SON REALTORS 732 W Huron FE ¢1557 Partridge THE ‘BIRD" TO SEE $1000 DOWN Very attractive clean 8 room bungalow with ar garage on big 1002150" lot. Privileges on Lake Louise. Aluminum storms and screens, biinds, and drapes included. Full price $9.000. See it “today. 4-FAMILY BRICK 15 low all on one floor—ful; base- ment and gas heat Excellent inside and out. Front and rear porch. Fenced yard and nice shade. Price $7. about $1,500 down and $55 mo. 6 room 1'y story home on paved street. Screened rear porch Bendix washer. 216 ft. deep lot -cherry. peach, plum and pear trees. Price $7,500, about sf S00 down and §60 mo. Better see these 2 fine homes soon See Mrs es 18 Gillespie st. 2-412) John Kinzier, 670 West Huron &t, 4-3528. ~ WILLIAMS LAKE Neat 1 bedroom home. Located ori Segoe names Nfs age tes — cheap enough ir a sum. mer aes. Low down- = 3 BEDROOMS A truly good buy - only $ for this roomy modern home. down payment — LOVELAND 188 Cass Lake Rd. Keego Harbor FE 2-4875 FE ¢ e81 UNION LAKE PR mod year ‘round home with 2 bedrooms. large liv- | an | room ,streamiined kitchen, | -utility room. gas furnace 50x150 | lot enclosed with board fence, 1 block from \ake. $950 down. NORTH END New ¢@ room, bath and utllitr, hardwood floors. tile bath, gas prepa large corner lot. good ns poring close to schools. “RIDGEWAY REALTOR 46203 LISTING SERVICE COUNTRY LIVING This home ts brand new & ready for immediate occupancy Located 3 omit =o northwest of Clarkston | eon a large suburban lot with lake privileges just a few steps fram your door. 3 large bedrooms with | spacious closets Beautiful living room with dining L and picture. window. Full colored bath with built-in vanity. The kitchen should meet with the housewife s dreams with such features as Eating space, handy pantry plenty of cupboards, built-in exhaust fan and window overlooking lake. The full basement is partitioned for recreation room 1) dry trays automatic oi) Electric hot water hester and the yard has been seeded and has trees & shrubs Yours for fust $169 down per m 14.400 Cau Clarkston 975 Baldwin MULTIPLE oo Full for ap- Real Estate 20 8 Main Clarkston, ich MAple §-5821 VETERANS ONLY $300 Pine, PR § ROOM HOME For | CLARK | eer eer te: => —_. s tele foot got SES Ant, rt washer and dryer outside grill and This home ts loca oo acess cal oe anpointm only, 000 with $3,000 Gown. This 5 room modern home arate dining room, ve kitchen, oak 8, pisctered wells, full basement, aundry tubs ished upstairs, could have another large bedroom ed Back meres sx newly fenced, This home is clean Fecal peat Prieed at ¥. with terms. By appointment only SAINT MICHAEL DISTRICT. This 5 room home has 3 bedrooms and bath up. while down there ts a living room, separate dining floors, Dias. evenings 44435. Shown by ap CLARK REAL ESTATE 4403 or FE 44813 Open Evenings & are Multiple Listing Se 4 Bedroom GI Resale Owner being transferred 6% rm home !n excellent condition, plas tered wails of! heat. Big 20x74 2-car carport Nieciy landscaped Quick possession, all reasonebie offers considered. Income / Bere. is an excellent Investmert' Caste $600 per month, note plus retail] outlet t. lease. Terms. avati- Bald Eagle Lake Furnished, attractive summer home. 100 ft. frontage, good beach garage. Terms John K. Irwin REALTOR Since 1025 101% N. Saginaw Street none FE PE 5-4846 FE 7-184 Eve or 2 BEDROOM WITH LAKE leges on Wiliams Lake, down. . W. DINNAN FE ¢2577 66 W. Huron GET BACK TO EARTH ON 3', ACRES Ideal for an older couple — neat and very comfértable 2‘ bed- Toom home situated on blacktop rosd about 2 miles northwest of Pontiac City limits 2 nice sized «6bedrooms Living room Kitchen witn plenty of cupboard space & full th Partial Dase- ment for storage space & a 1% car garage Kool Vent awnings & aluminum storms & screens make this comfy home an eye- catcher! The rich black sot] will row enything. Even the price is AKE PRIVI- 91000 $1500 down Owner will discount = cash, tT appointment to- ay! DOWN PLUS MORTGAGE costs bath with a fireplace, utilities and basement Located on ANNETT OFFERS Close in—Furnished 8 bedroom home completely furnished and schools Basement with #toker steam heat, garage $10.500, terms. 3 Bedrooms—North Side @ room brick and ebingie home in excellent condition em peved street near 8+ Michee!s. Full basement eutomatic of] heat. screened and, Cie 2 bedroom home in leas condition, fireplace in living room, full basement with new furnace. Beautiful- r garace erce)- softener, electric s and refrigerator. 512, 730. excel- terms. 4 Bedrooms—3 Lots Attractive 7 room modern home with lake privileges. Large kitchen with dining & paved street Pontiac tn a good rental district Minimum of maintenance required Wil) show better than net retura op investment of $35.- ona WARD E. PARTRIDGE close to stores | srea, dining room. screened front porch, full basement | with knotty pine recreation room automatic gas heat and water heater. Includes carpeting. Garage Posses- sion June 15. 914.950. terms W. Huron St.—3 Lots 2 8 room brick home room car peting and ineluded, newly remode kitchen Full ment, heat, ear garage. , $16,- wn. 4-Bedraom Ranch Nearly new Bayport stone ranch home 33x55. Fireplace fn living room and basement I's baths. 2 car garage in basement. Lot 80x350 close to schools and shopping cen- ter Lake privileges. 935 Roy Annett Inc. Evening and { pumey ia 14 HAYDEN AUBURN HEIGHTS AREA 8900 down. 1 acre lot with 2 bedroom home, vorey ell utility. Needs some ishing. NORTH SIDE $1800 down Quick possession. } bedrooms. bath full basement, furnace, water heater. Close to schécol & bus. NEW HOME. LAKE PRIV- TLEGES $1500 down 72 bedrooms. Quick possession. Living room 1b218¢ Picture window, kitchen & @ ion. Formica eountertop. Bath, oi] furnace, 100°2127’ . OFF BALDWIN 3 bedroom home Oak floors, Bath, full basement, 1 & Phe ter heater, 2,000, al. Cash to $82 per month ip per egnt “OPEN DAILY 12 TO 8 P.\ veclibulp "ont vest! e. r bed- room zl2. Modern kitchen, custom is. Bath, util- ity room ol] fur- nace, water i ice of 4 i Plumbing. Priv. on Lake. Ve out M30 to Duck Lk. 4. EG HAYBER. Realtor E 80441 os my Wades on ‘ Open Eves. REALTOR FE 43581 1050 W cd asia He REALT ed a FE 43881 “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE GATEWAYS to) HAPPINESS GARDEN TIME AND A HOME OF YOUR OWN Near Drayton Plains, built in 1954 Fully tnsulated. ranch type 4 rms and bath, 2 bedroom home, offer- | ing ® spacious living room. storms & screens. of] heat Land- poe a let, 2-car garage fo Past 395 down. YOU'LL LIKE NORTH SIDE NEAR JOSLYN pees to 1951. large well planned 4 room and bath 2 bedroom home vestibule entrance to attractive living room, tile bath, drapes and Venetian biinds stairway to floored upstairs, ample for future room. full basement. space for “recreation, gas heat. tubs, ete Aluminum storms and screens landscaped lot 50138 ft paved street Offered at $12.200 $1,085 GOOD VALUE—SEE IT. Trace Te Bur—To Sell—To YOU BUY ITWE LL INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY CO. REALTORS Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 2.0263 FE Ww. NEXT DOOR TO , BRANCH POST OFFICE NICHOLIE: NEAR WATERFORD ; desirable 3 rms. full . bamt. HW floors pias- tered walle insulation, storms, screens. Auto heat & hotwater, 2'o-car garage. fruit trees. 1502200 on ing a6. 000 with & $100 m $3000 dn. storms. screens. rear yard. Handy te school. stores & bus And the price is only $8006, FURNISHED 3 BDRM ROME This excelient furnished home built in "58 has insula- hotwater. Full price $12,309 with $2100 dn d $72 mo., the taxes pay 4% per cent con- ‘act. a acues - 2 BDRM. HOME 5 rm bath chickens or @ on this. » hot alr Pata nace, nice lot | House needs some et & minor repairs but ts steal at $6000 with Me, or will eel] with less down & more ver mo. Don’t mise this bar- gain. NICHOLIE Fach apt consists of § rooms and | separate pear downtown 10 mer cent | 3 Bedroom | Homes CHECK THESE FEATURES | x floors Birch doors. tiled bath, ° = 20 Mf. Hiving rm., auto. heat. $0 ft ots, city sewer and water. Close to everything. Payments $53.92 per Mo. PLUg TAXES AND INSURANCE MODEL OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY #19 MELROSE. Drive out N. Per- ry ‘2 mile past Montcalm and East Bivo. ye — Turn right 2'y blocks to Castell Realty 95 Oakland DOWNTOWN used as income or family home Full basement, toned commercial see with reasonable down pary- ment, , CASS LAKE Almost new home with § reoms beth Modern kitchen cupboards and « Features switches throughout and a gas furnace Lake PRIVILEGES 4i1.- 6250 w low down payment. SYLVAN LAKE FRONT A charming 8 room home, Sandr beach 3 full baths. a natural fireplace, ful] basement with gas heat. City sewers and water. $17.- $00 with terms SYLVAN REALTY CO. 2383 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 9418 STOUTS Best Buys Today TWO FAMILY, mire 3orm and bath apartment up and @ rooms and beth deun for owner, “all newly decorsted on Dp eog th furnished, pis and 2 car ex- encase tenial district near $3,100 down. By appointment BRICK } bedroom located leges pleted but ts iivable. A real value at only down. 7.790 TOTAL PRICE for located off alton Bivd with large cobs room. full bath, modern kitchen and lovely landscaped lot. Walk- ing distance to new grade school. r will e for 3 bed on ie. RELAX to the eomfort Fane ip Some araied i ‘ double closets through- out, large living room ‘leges. terms MUST SELL this eute § room bungsiow with fuil basement, gas water heater, large living room, room ~ 3 rooms, bath. te ac! and ’ Ce ter. Total price $6, with Clarkston Real Estate 20 8. Main. Clarkston, Mich. MAple 58-6821 Sylvan Lake Village Sam Warwick ha® several new ranch homes with 3} bedrooms. bath and wash-room With or without basements massive fire- place. with studio ceiling. Real!r makes g beautiful living room. The all-Crosiey kitchen with table reg stove. suilt-inm oven dishwaéh- end meta! cabinets, makes 6 Sitchen to admire. * Construction ‘features are tops Best erade fir lumber, face rick, aluminum window and screens Fea! pias- ter Real tile Amble gas air heat. Reinforced concrete drive to 2- car garage City sewer water installed 1 biock from private city bathing beach Price $23.750 up. Open Sundays on Che!- tingham Rd Or call for anpt. ro 45000 FE 2-2105 HIGHLAND. MICH. LARGE AT- tractive older brick home (Va- cant). Nice condition. Auto. ci! irnace. g&@ land. Idea! for lg at rage. piece of family or 2? families TTS N. Milford Road ; ighien Directions: Telegraph to about O'NEL MULTIPLE LISTING sERVICB NEAR ORCHARD LAK s co Just CLUB. cottage but has been lived tm year round Modern. with a bath Enjoy the lake priv- fleges very near home. 8 lots down. N SANFORD 8T Near Eastern Junior oer Bchoo!, stores antq bus A dig fam- ily home. The ao ‘all new and custo taut “3 da size besreoma! asement and new gas (Ses nace. $9,960 is the price and terms are flexible: Immedt- ate possession available. Call now. A CASS. LAKE WOODS. e =e fast growing community ts the location on ot this sparkling new 3 dedroom. 1 atory residence Attached garage. 23 ft. living room has ledge- rock fireplace and floer te ceiling windows. Your kitch- en affords wonderful table space. All bedrooms are large and have wardrobe closets. See it now and se lect your own decorations. No better value anywhere. mediate fresh} Pull bath. Extra lavatory im utility, On floor furnace, gutom re ter heater. toe | . Comp! 200. ot. Bee it today. thd rts con- cE SPACE VENTE. & HARGER CO. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 39 W, Huron FE 6-813 | 17 NW. Saginaw Bt. Ph FE Open Brame,’ Open Rives. “Ti 4:30 ~ ae : ate "e q OA 8-3518_— % ’ ; r \ 4 = : ad r 7 ¥ ’ F THE PONTIAC PRESS, _WEDNE ESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 2-4 ee = + For Sale Houses 4 43! For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43 | CARNIVAL ’ by Dick Turner _For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Lake Prop. 44 46 lS ms . = cine Cx. a BEDRM. HOME FOLLY Fo - - {FOR SALE LAKE LOT. PE 6-614 Tamoon.n HEIGHTS BRICK. ca py MILES. wr mARTLY yoomax. 2 nen —— aye Ge |, HUDSON STREET or Pe ee) _— eal Brose” 30) Ookaire, PE $1062, | $4,800: with $1,009 down, OR 3-4389 “patemount. PB wa Wicy sed Senda’ Gt 7 BEDR M, FORMISHED, LAKE on aria. con- | “Ty ROCHESTER 3} BEDROOM FULL BASEMENT ADAMS... a. . rine pri awa re — with ful) Desement on" Torey ion | ts Auio. ges, best. By owner, 18} AUBURN HEIGHTS WILLIS M, BREWER > an, So al emai 6S storm: awe : ‘ iN. Parke eras etree Tbiscks to |COTTAOE AT BIO LAKE 3 mrw.| Rewstiful 2 bedroom bytck rapeh 5 FE 48181 PE 5-7706 LAKE FRONT “ne atk SHEPARD _ pehools.. 418,800" with 62800 dows, trom “Pontise. Lincoln 64500 ger room. Femi pus | room AT EMBRE GREGG wrk Ose neers is OL 1-7511 Rochester ns vee | car garage sement, dou- . eT RANE SHEPARD $750 | bie clothes pressey! i in each bed- ; 1565 UNION, LAKE RD. Ox WATER OA. BEAUTY, y reor RIVER ‘FRONTAOE a. oe — | TISaie2. “Tale ndme haste be WIXOM sta ail carck ae gn” main rd. and river i ; seen e prec s ie * : E | D WN | every home-owners dream, Only 7 home, only ee irene ALSO HAVE OTHERS | segqeod M grt Zanea business : $4000 down. / . ae new Lincoln Pi in a beau- R. VAI FT, Rez ltor ves miles — Pontiac, $8,500 w ne : orvie aee FOR/COLORED tiful seenie location’ overlooking J. ols (oF NES REAL, ESTATE Se Fe aa pong monte with 2 sai copi home. bath, enclosed golf course. This features 3 bed- Sa ee AVE FE 5-060 PAUL M Me J FE 43505 ~—""Lspmes WA ————-| 3 Dedream carpeted modere home| 100 © veges There are 2 ved : P aacege wasemees @A,| rooms. Lovely living room with LTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 832_W. Huron wens REAL ig Ba ee97, Se mB cee tc race — > eral ad bpd dare ei omelets Eee aes Geeee! flowers and ber- Be icture window Kite! fen with din- LAKEF RONT | : 3 ROOMS AND BATH IN INDIAN. use ® car geree except for tub, Large living room | ries pewly decorated Yours ,for | = — sare. Ron - ante ere Jed a tow Wis ek us cls uw For Sale Acreage: 47 Village. Big corner lot. Zoned for, Fronts on large conal which en-| with, vestibule entrance & vie ny i TORS! . | Behool district, Price $13.500 with| jake subdivision Priced as low ae | ~~~ see ote abet a cas tale, Temeaie oe | Yee Stent ene, INVESTORS! | Sacer | ae ET Om | Meal Onl ey Lame Sa ae me session. : i { tud- . an eeVor “15 re nes suranc LC ‘acen 2 aces boone ne eee) ; fee a man sees | LAKE NOTICE! | ce open daily 9 a.m. to 69 Cc VECED "4800 down. High, bry, Pic: Will take « small home _ Call today for an appointmen overlooking jake What a buy for ; ere eae es ell on 13 oo tos 3 suit 43% W. Huren FE +1540 turesque Owne trade MY 3.3205 Pull price: 11 $00 oe oe ph aes Ju Price | Lota ef gtruit trees, nice garden | —__ | Eves. EM | 33708 or EM 3-3197 Eves. MY 3-1143 20 ACRES e | ; spot Storms and screens Very AND 17 ACRES ON Wooded parcel located fu CLARKSTON $3300 down arkston pice and clean, A eteal at 96500, “priv tk. modern 2 2 bdrm. room| north of Sarge goers @wner bas left the state and $75 per month : NS RE VCO ‘or 3 more, bares . tly v oilers room Bea bs floors. 25x50, suitable for shop or Handled with only 9600 few for someone te practical j oo _ aE vel coe . rent. 1 apt no w rented. 8 acres down. PA. oll heat, hardw WM. Real Tstate See ebdgrak New sorayer qoutes: ACRES ' 2 ie a! teen soact “and ‘res decorated, | ee OM Aple oar (OR =_ Fe “ Beautiful’ cleared parcel Now vacant and ready to move: into. Priced Hn art ad cules sale with only $950 A REALTOR MACEDAY LAKE “3007 W Huron +3560 Sacest 3 bedrosa Senge low with ‘Open Evenings ti 68 steam heat. com iy modern, @ beautifully landscaped io tj i Bdr. Suburban Cale @ short Gictance from take. Only $1,500 Down $3.00 4 GI resale — no red ~- bo waiting — must be sold tmme- F. C. W. d C diately, attractive, new bungalow. OO os was —_ oak coord 66 x 230 ft. rhood, near REALTOR . OR 3 achools and sores Cornet Willams Lake roag'& hse or LAROE AND SMALL HoveEs In| /-akefront Home Pontise, at Keego ang nearjand Income Cottage . Large lot with excellent hard KENN EDY Walled Lake ROSE McLARTY beach and 2 houses A lovely FE 2-2162 or FE 54-3578 8&8 room white frame, with good om drv basement and guto of! far-' KEEGO HARBOR pace 2 large bedrooms dintng | ; room. mice Hving room with f good start for someone Furt brick fireplace Large full bath & bath with lote of space Low ang ciosets gelore Two closed down payment or might rent with oorches The income cottage rents. eption to buy. Call Mrs Sweeney for $65 a month and ts loceted on after 5 FE 5-0441 or MY 2-1864 tne rear of the lot $6500 down FURN 3 BEDRM HOME i and $100 per month buys both block te St Benedict's Full bas ment. New gas furnace and water Giroux-Franks | becky 3 ce & screens Fenced | car gar weeks' GENERAL SRESE ESTATE = ang ye 2 a08 $400 cash to 4398 Dixie Hw OR 3-970! : jage FE +039. en unt 8 Sue 14 pm TRG NEAR uv ACRES = — Ors { home, mod. Y Mien, Several T27 8, trett BY OWN ER i eld shade _neat $6000 je Mome and 96 lots, ¢ bedrooms. Can ° rd Stanley, Rea! estate 33 tee tesae. fralde sitting | ‘ room, extra large dining room, Broker, Fe Matp_0-0167 large kitchen 3 piece path. a! rage, are shade trees, all kinds | — © miles from Pontiac. | Nea All ison $10.000 with $3.200 down. MAple 5-5821 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE OPEN EVES. & SUNDAYS SYLVAN VILLAGE 8 rm. English colonial 27 ft car- vetes ae Lect natural fireplace TRIPP Washington Park rms Gas heat, coach npatvliogey. $16,000. 3 bedroom home with car- aertg hiving oor Drepiacs. ning room, modern ki DOWN TOW S en. full basement & garage. Valuable Auburn Ave frontage Available at once — owner Large brick home used as in- come. Price reduced to $12,700 to leaving city. settio estate Hémeand Investment Planning to retire? Want $6,500 more tncome? We have just the buy for you! 2 family in perfect condition through- 3 bedrm. bungalow. lifetime elu- minimum siding Lot 75 x 203. Va riety of frutt trees plenty of out on quiet. pared street garden space Nice retirement Large fenced rear yard 5 home Real value bere Suitable rooms and bath down 4 terms rooms and bath up Alum:- num acne High drv base , "eT ¢F an ment riced at only $15 750 FOR JUST $7,950 Bayt prices at Some nice Spantsh family can own this comfortabre 3 bedrm ee i ee poral home. Full basement. convenient Wilhams |_ake location. Terms you can afford Cottage near privilege lot on SO R175 site 3 bedroomea large living room. kitchen lavatory and shewer Rea- sonably priced ai $f.500 with $1 0000 down HOME MART FALTY co 1042 W mere! St Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor 22 W Lawrence Btreet m Evenings YR SA181 or FE 44278 | | FF 5907 pooR AND BATH DOWN FIN. “I'll say this for your father, Junior — he doesn't hide | behind a newspaper at breakfast every morning! For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses FOOM In- FE MY EQUITY IN A 7 come convenient location 7 5-58.22 BUILD. BROWN 704 DOWN — Brand new etarter WI!) bulld 2 or 3 bedroom shel! 8% home on your let, No down pas-, home with full basement ment PE tee |) Seno oe bom aad SUMMER tion. Lake privileges. Close Ie the time to be on the lake | “$800 ee erereeu bunmains snags Neila ™ i tameaiete posses- This Pontiac lakefront has 2 bed- sion. Priced at only $6,250. YOU'RE RIGHT Yes. you re right to fee! that time to buy a m attractive awnings for porch, 1 car ga- rage and it's clean as a pin. eh we show vou this home NEW OFFERING A 2 bedroom 1954, with nice storms & screens, any = Feiss near aetontt ansportation. Check iis besere you buy. w in ey “ius NEED 4 BEDROOMS? |ONLY $950 DOWN! | You il) have them here plus i a beautiful a tile kitchen & large ‘iving room dining room A modermi-tic home built tm 1855) Privi- jepes on private lake Thif will sell very quickly Pe this low: price Dont be _ disappointed call us today! GILES REALTY CO bath, 92 W. Huron FE 58-6175 Open § to 8 ‘C8ED Boe LOT & FRONT age on ry north of Au burn. Spaladas building. signs, will lease to responsi- ble party. Edw. M. Stout, Realtor SILVER LAKE FRONT LOT 80 ft. front, 170 ft. deep. Ideal bulld- a site = PE 4-0345. AN vets with priv and abeth_ 8. ESTATE. MUST on Cass Waterford West up. RSE CORP. $019 Cass-Eliz. Rd. 2 UNUSUAL OFFERINGS Cass Lake front in Cass Lake Woods. Brick sage peoaat an architects dream for real living Patio, uarbscae, beau tiful lake front lawn. Ideal for home and entertainment. You will Lake, just off Orion - Clarkston Road. Just right for that small farm that you have wanted. Only $400 per acre. 12 ACRES Many, many great bullding down easily cut up. Edw. M. Stout. Realtor acre. $5000 down. 3a ‘Bhe _Ra $ ACRES REAL GARDEN LAND. *. room Bowe: crown Brice, $7400. fal] in love with this at first sight. Call EM 34197 or EM 3-4236 CEDAR ISEAND PARE FRONT HOME Ideal brick ¢ bedroom 72 car garage Pienty of living space” inside and out A prize at $28.- | ood. Terms BUILDING SITES A desirable bullding let on Cedar Island Shores 6ub. Also Two very desirable building lets im ,Fdge- wood Park Sub. Call E 4107 or EM )-4236. C. Schuett + pe ee we | | | Huron 8t BARGAIN 3}, acres on Auburn Rd Wel’ fruit trees and lots of shade $4 500 cash. W G Whitcomb, Real- tor. _FE 35-0522 gE APP 10 ACRES FARM LAND with frontage om N. Oxford Rd Write or phone OA &2406 or 808 N Oxford Rad Mrs. Fred Wai- lace. Oxford Mich . 66 Ww 42577 For Sale Farms 48 $0 ACRES. 81.200 DOWN. SUCHY Reality. Ortonville 180 pa LOCATED OFTY mile south of Holly, with “ee stream fertie eet!, ‘arge barn tooi shed, milk house and latge home Now being used o* dairy farm We believe this to be one af the best values in the area either for farming, or as an investment Priced under market at only 628% per acre Shown by appoint- ment only Edw. M. Stout. Realtor \T7 N. Saginaw St __Open Eves \» MILE WATER- acid road Within 8 = “sor subdividing, of other farma. DINNAN and plent+ Pow 64 W Huron St CLARKSTON AREA FARM 19 ACRES T room 3 bedroom modern home *'th basement end furnace 3x4) ft barn bs] d fren Good ¢leag ecn- aad +n" taer TER M5 _J.R. HILTZ Rea‘tor Open # - 1011 W Huron st rE seis PUR FARMS AND ACREAGE Call Rutledee OR +1111, PE 40003 - = lh, od , OAKLAND COUNTY 129 ACRES AND MACHINERY Remodeied large country home with 5 bedrooms. tmmaculate in side and out, lovely 3} bedroom tenant house Yards enclosed with pole fences, nicely landscaped car garage 63236 basement barn with cleaner 25530 corn erib with basement MuUk reom and teo! shed Out buildings and fences in new condition Good line of ma- miners Shown by sppointment only RIDGEWAY REAL ESTATE 975 Baldwin Ave FE ¢€303 dition OAKLAND COUNTY Just north of Holly 200 Sultable for subdividing hears 2 miles o: frontage -n good gravel road Large house and corn wa seil all of part with 20 cont dewn For information Fitet CE 32-5144 or Orit? Stegal) uae + Genesee Bank Fint, “Mitch. 100 ACRES | PRIVATE LAKE _ CAMP SITE — CLUB SITS 7 feom medern house ak floors, plastered walls. large living room, excellent kitchen equipped with washer and dryer Barn 60x30, very good cond 69 arres tilleble 10 acres of pine and oak grove Make this one a she $19 000 down MANY OTHER FARMS TO CHOOSE FROM —s#0 acres and 176 acres Humphries REALTOR FE 2-9474 Fe ¢71146 83 N. Telegraph Open Evenings Mu! Uple Listing Service Rent Farm Property 48-A SI %® ACRES 2 story pea house. @ bdrms. Hot air of] heat 1 car garage. Tool shed frutt trees Gra pe ber. Near Ortonville $16. E W. KURTH, RE. TOR. 8 Woodward — lecorom tami pact? oe aiser | Sale le Business Property 49 49 j | ' rooms, large living room with a N. Saginaw St. Ph FE S-8163 | « Ware ~ ol lr 1SO! } No Real Estate agents. Phone, . | ace maatenapia’ comer and fireplace, cates roor. tiled bath, $7905 NEW BUNGALOW-—3 bed-| Open Eves till 8 30 The Northwest Realtor EM }-0161. R EF. Al TOR | Drayton Plains Near stores screened porch, modern kitchen, | rooms, automatic heat. Larg A Lit tle Cas! Call 808! Commetce Ra OWNER HAS BEEN TRANS- | Cail OR 3-2058 after 6 for ap-; atteched garage, hardwood floors rooms This lovely home needa ‘a ttle Cash | EM 34197 Of Enwood 2-400 FOR BETTER HOMES ferred, 4 bedroom frame home in fi FL | pointment 4415 W. Walton ol heat & hot water Well iand- little finish on Interior but & | 9700 down will move you inte this) Pioneer Highlands lake privi- scaped Jota with plenty of shade real buy .§ room brick terrace unit om the | l AKE FRONT AGE LARE FrRonwT leges, possession June 28th $2500 . 214.900, terms > east side. 3 bedrooms and bath | ad = we ou\ 922 2 bedroom year round “| pte _ atntment of $12,500. Shown by | aa a : $2,300 DOWN—Lovely 3 bedroom| up Large living room. dining’ WHERE? — Near Oscoda. Mich [aes modern, vacant. Cals | FE 28 , bungalow with aluminum storms room a kitchen down Oi! heat.| WHY? — Swimming. Fishing. Boat- down. lta ENT STU Jj x P uM / \ sod aus . eiecheaes as 11 basement tncluding car space | ing s “room mae a | bath F Firep! ieee reere ear Pontiac Motor TIME | bic eho etched Va! Initial occupancy with 2 children | WHEN? -—- Now—Now—Now!' '! ORTH SIDE tion room. Attac tached, erage. Only $1.650.00 Do | : Jape ESP ul canes call | permitted $6700 ‘u:l price. aoe ~ Browne!] Realty. FEderal | poamgritey § son ncn eee heat 1% acres ealers. FE. pal ¥9 a pigrenh wn ; i oe toe tmiportent tector owett Mrs. Hoyt, FE 2-0840. Colored Only 2-6837_for_full_information | pega: See to Pemene | oe oemee a nee Here ‘s your opportunity to pur. MODERN. PRIVATE 3 AND BATH and only $12,500 total price. | easy walking distance to Pontiac - - meee to New Mexico I rn ke FE ¢i)60° Motor, with full basement, auto. | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE rooms, 100x159 ft. lot ou heat "| $9.00 POLL PRICE Mere ts Scans coors o eme Por Ser a, ee = GARDEN SPACE matic gas heat and hot water, . Wood oors, Nice neighborhood | ao u din roo W AL TERS. | Ee LAKE Lovely § room, of! heat. Picoded a room, ful} bath with show- $800 DOWN | pear Williame Lake. $6,950, tate new Attractive and well butlt arge living room, ing m ta: kitehen util! " ‘ - i a bungalow. full basement, off and kitchen down. Full basement, | On beautiful Wallers Lake, 2 level e big. tet Only $8050 ar s00 Y padlegd ger yeh Tess heat. Modernistic kitchen with and extra 40 ft lot $19.000 with 5 rm. brick home. nearly new, on : . : | price, $9950.00. By appointment OUR GREATEST VALUE | - | birch cupboards. Tile bath. Select low momthly payments — @ shady lakefront lot. Large sun : EVER! Brand new 2 bed- ; oak floors. Immediate possesiion. An Ideal Lo re arlor overlooking ‘sake Good WEST CENTRAL miy. An eal Location | Large 7 reom with ful bese! , : Heather pine ready for | Don't miss this one. The buy of Close io bus line churches and | ach in a a eer restricted neigh- | mest, corner lot Only $2000 Here's s real bome buy for the! Wrarking Lake Front ae in ee ck ke sd| fockwng. for 0 beme Gre 90 >| te year. store See this 4 room bungalow | °Mmood ee down with conveniently monthly! buyer who has shopped aro’ atkins La n ‘ates with ihe lakeside pak Then. op right "here ‘this "ine | \P at 57 W Rundcell. 2 bedrooms |; - BIG F ISH LAKE terms. We think {it would be awfully, Six rooms end bath block and : : | home near Crescent Lake has all L. H. BROWN, Realtor ing room kitchen and bath Full See this 5 rm. cottage with 60 hard to walk away from this one| frame construction. full basement. for fishing, boating. picnick ake rs 5 i SAR = = hed garage. fice: | tng Living room ‘as 9 ft vou need 2 bedrooms’ Large liv- 1363 W Huron Ph. PE 23-4810 basement, of] heat. | car garage | Mm ieke frontage with i arge BIG. LIVING and eay you're not interested stoker heat, attached garag re a $7 000 with lo th} . ‘a al com 3 bedroom om East Side. also’ There's 3 extra large bedrooms! place, large sun room. Interior | picture wndow. and vesti- | !g room. plastered walls, tiled ____Multiple Listing Service ow wi) low monty peyments se ecces pores =~ Sree : on big rear porch and ¢car ge-| all with reel large closets The! needs finishing Priced at $15,- | bule closet. Spacious kitch- | cere ot mes veered if Te FOR SALE. 2? BEDROOM 2a Troubled With Small | : . ‘aie stone) fire: rage with epeces rented. Rea-| living room is very spacious and| 75000 Terms can be arranged | f WIth good dining area $10 980. $1 800 doen AE FT nome on W Strathmore. Storms. | * Rooms? of shade trees with sonable. aa ere See ead) de parent: oT epuront i fence. and insulation -2e WES: Nits ty & home with plenty +f sandy beath Only $8 500 z en ce. e e 1s] j ’ i . ment recreation room y $1375 . te 3 ‘alj to IMMEDIATE POSSESSION came out of a magazine with its | rename’ aren PHA | down 67 a month Private own. [00m 2 bedrooms bath and tiled | “TW QO SHE 11. 1.X%KI Very attractive suburban ranch | custom built cabinets, complete eSrEr er FE 5-9765 foors up living room with fire- jevely landocaped lot We have} with builtin oven & stove Also j > Sone Se went ee ce | — ee dace large, (roomy es 2 Near Drfyton Plaine is this lovely the y see today. pest of egting spece in this Real Estate F ; | naple floors - story 2 bedrm cottage kitch b omplete . at these today! Phone now | At iast-a@ lakefront on Lotus Lk | ON JOSLYN : | down Full basement with fire- livine f OFFICE OPEN 98 with, ikesase des ome Pea Ere Mr allen ae $1201 | We have the key. | 79 ft frentage 3 bedrooms Fire-,| Bungalow type home Spacious! place tn recreation room Of?! heat bungalow “with large N: 2 pres : 7 brand new automatic oil furnace | ——— sr Sell x | Place full basement Enclosed rooms. large picture window lots/ and insulated Breevewar to !', rm end kitchen Lerely lot $0 You also have electric hot water | RAY O NEIL, Realtor | porch. Storms and acreens. of storage space Basement and | car gerage All‘ this ts located | by 265 Lots of shade trees Good A. TOHNSON, Real heater There's a 1'y car garage rapes 3 boats All for $8.900,/ 2 ment, complete extertor unfin-| 4 FAMILY ROOM ST FLOOR oa ee CLARK REAL solute RANCH HOME COM- |__Next to the Consumere Power & parochial schegls. An ex- ‘You sure will enjoy country living ished tnterior wiring included, BA puacwer R RECREA ATION 0401 on TE ss THE EXTERIOR, PARTLY | VETS $500 DOWN if reese tekug for ene | Be ee aria cee aime i =e | fees TH < ee Stout Realtor © MULTIPLE e LisTINo SERVICE "TE __¢5 } ; t Extra large living room. dining | 5 eae BRICK GARAGE : w &. FINISHED INSIDE. ON A ine comfort and enjoymen room GE kitchen, 4 bedrooms, | \ @ MIC TILE BATH Eves. Till 8:30 OFF PINE KNOB RD. GOOD | 1002250 LOT IN TOWN. | DEE ALL Costs le es aa oa” aa | tile bath. basement with ofl heat, | " | 7 Soneon VAN . building site. 100’ x 150°. $550 ' Inco. AREA . 2-car garage, other outbuildings | T e | & COLORED BATH FIXTURES Lak An r FE R. ike VALUET, Realtor | ew ve ee Well landscaped many beautiful 9 SLATE VESTIBULE & CLOS- e bre us Front 346 OAKLAND & AVE. _ FE $-0003| Gas bebt. New’? bedrooms Ps ‘ ite a Te a me eves, 3 scree mention “Shown B e tif | wT os, waTORAL Mover ranch home Mo et a=) with $1,000 down. Bal st ~ = n the no en t's per- ou | UTIFUL e Sata EE lett aah he aah pe atl papas Lag tale fect inside & out Wail to by appointment only au il u BIRCH CABINETS ferrece, atin?’ room and. at- 7 ofl H. AY "DEN Realtor — WILL TRADE — LIN cotner NEBRASKA well carpeting annie) ou (RAWFORD Eld " 11 7 DICING AREAS | ist shed and "eons Small Dern) A walten Open Eves a imu storms and screens al a! work shop eau Ope: ’ Re at tee Open: éeits: 8 ear garage. paved crie ‘ew Hime owe cise orado 1} PLASTERED WALLS & CEM- | tifully situated on T acres. Just | FE 8-0441 _ homer 5 pe ant of Pon) AVAL THAM REALTY pie $10.50 with 82 850 Ac. Eves MY 4110 Leet Sate Se es SELECT OAK FLOORS | Brera landecaped gardener or! 9 BUILDING SITEA. 3 Al. nl i th $2 9: ’ : = - jardens wi ackt treets . " TM WR TC “1 R - | __FE 845i ; . _— ceorr Ge letely fire hedrants 3 Bes pedeoemi ULL BASEMENT fruit and berries Blocks off N Perry &t. ealtor |- : Blaamfield Ranch anal front cottage completely” Ceramic (le bath lar iv! 18 COPPER TUBE PLUMBING | im Perry Park Subdivision. Ere aa) firm ($6 250 $1,900 dowr ‘ ayee ine 17 COMPLETELY INSULATED atl: ; FH 30 _Cariend | Ave. =e tee GREEN TARE) FRONT. ) BET Enjoy hours of restfi, te ROGIF 1K FRONT Dahon Sith soe. ee Taine SIDEWALLS TOO ~ | Watkins Lake Front | $e each SOR122 FE e nd library two jes ' a ty att . ms #1 ) Kitch wv eating apace race WEST CITY re two firepiaces. iarge Pomwcnas alec ine vo cee earnee Outise gril Sate i) Seek ranch ihoure wita) boty PHA thet he ter of a CUSTOM New Moderated” xitehen and | "\ a family room, terrace and Oly vet minutes from sandy bench $10 500 terms and VA terms Por further imior- TOU ALITY BUILT heme it de-| bath, glassed front and rear; RAY O NEIL. Realtor grill Large lot. Idea! 'am- downtown It's brick with 3 IUND LK FRONT mation call MAple $-1114 tsrininiedl bricits chides deatires porches ee as furnace. Deep | 262 8. Teleera Open 0-9. Modern § room, I's stort lly home hedrooms atteched pias- > berm home Full basement 2 auch a3 . | shaded let cad best sand beach | Phone Th103 or or OR 3-2937 fee room, Kitchen 2 bed. © CLARKSTON AREA A Seal Gate peice deed. ie oe es Te Vr | BGG" garage. Price 818000 | Cooperative Real Etate Exchange hen, C } g ue } d tfectiy iand «oudin y 2 boats 2 motors re gla pont . ice © acre gered ae seeped tear vrard complete Move Ont tn and enitoy vour! The Notre edGnOMIEe THICKER CEL- | terms. 13 DI rwey un brick and clapboar i.-fenced with Cyclone. fenr summer Safe sandy beach $15- | a <4, F ' BUILDING SITES bedroom. Features include Reet construction, two ‘ng You'll be emazved at 000 ' " 2? EXTRA THICK sus FLoors | Silver Lake Front ; FHA approved lots have caesetmg Cull, Gascon: attaches gstnce” Hor ne agent UNION LARE L k el 3. ALL SHINGLE TABS CE- deal for) been surveyed and percola- in recreation room. ter heat Just perfec: for iat gale 418 850, ms * Priv on Rollandale Newi: dec a €Sl € ow heron (WIND SLI Bilevalier seach Nome Price! poh ees Pigg area in end new I's - car garage a osmati fami! arated inside and out 2 bdrm | & i 84.500 — Terms. Less for cash | ® West suburban loce- = price, $13,980 — terms ( ey ; bome Hot alr heat $8,100 with H tien and frontage. ‘ oAEnAR@e Se . INiawa llills $1500 down nN These are only a few of our a Priced at a1.200 per lot, PAULA BI RN, Eales actialieeneam tar theecire OVERLOOKING 1 AKE ae cee oh : Ndden QUALITY BUILT: ten. Lake Oakland Front | ; Tits N Sagina® 24 ' 1 1 24 ft 1 fodern farm home with ¢ birme rice Ly oFn cures Come tn and let us show - jot. 607200. ° “Real Estate Since lie emt ct enn tcemace “ & nice Wooded lot CBI gA nlus mortgage costs. monthir pay- you the difference | ei quick sale. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor a Or MEW 3 BEDROOM ROmES. ‘cry hedronms. 1'2 hathe 24% rage Other outbuildinge Lake ments $70 including taxes & in- 262 8. er ee Rd. i eran ater dn. $33 75 «c reened NORCO inr “Sue Priv 816.000. Fas oe surance. New 3 bedroom 1'3 Wel price any of the one 2937 or FE 3-T103 | = Lee te : hada & insur neciiivica lant + other baths Brickfront homes on large : Cooperative Real_ Estate Leon 3 cay ron INSURANCE pe a a Ut eel A hs Tee lots Privileges on VanNor rd . 106 Oakland Are PE 63544 ance Total Ea “0 Mode! 301 extras Youll be amazed rocke Lake Poseescen in Oke Cele $50 HOME PLANS 5 rs in Third when you inspect this offer- | . . . “ sae > Open_Eves Free Parking BVG INvh ST IE TCO ‘ne at oniv $16500 By ap- ; REALTOR baat Se aencatine Ea, oe cr We have in our ” wot eee Cl a : 4 | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE FE s4i3n | pointment ‘only 1648 Union Lake Rea. EM 34671 01" Goon i to 7 dalle’ including, /1ome Planners Center REALTOR ater at Crescent lta aka, “Only CUSTOM BUILT a - | Oxford Gs AY L. ORD = Come out and browse through | FE ¢ : ey Sos20 eves = Mo" = : : ea BRI BARBECUE tn tht Built te your specs ours. 2 WE WILL | Wt vou desire to live te thu Se iped ata aia See our 5 plan books, at the con- | GRASS — NEW CABIN. | $1000 ONE ACRE — _Just outelde ee ~ full basement AC, Build on yest * a eee ‘ome peeean uyeie) Sines. re u bedrooms. full, basement. ey “Modern venient office of - “city Hmits, Easy te -| Foom ranch style couldn’ make a Wiser ere's a real dea at woo't last trays, oak floors. plastered with attached two car garage. choice then to inspect this FLOYD KENT, Realtor 1500 TWO ACRES — Excellent “Here ae Tied bome = your new 3 bedroom ranch home STOP a al Soe Hoe ‘oe land and easy terms. money x r comple located among other fine room we ult with gas eat, L + ITY . bath, well, septic. wired. auto- new homes one block from ~ Fecant, Priced or ix geek as sale. IviIng quar sony HOMES” office |- L. H. BROWN, Realtor matic hot water, -kitch. sink and the grade school. It offers LOT FOR NEY —/| Be tn before school starts. LOR- 2200 Dice i 1362 W. , interior studding. ‘Only 8850 Dn a ceramic bath, custom A neat clean pode! home with RAINE MANOR. zie Hwy. a tL FE 2-4810 ent price only $7080. Ask for Mr | bullt kitchen full basement extra large rooms for $5400. Call prick with seoet. gpurnng es, oe Sees) ot Seieereem shoreline. Picturesque -BUILD NOW | and recreation room all on OW . black topped words $138 per foot, Owner, Ber- , . ! 400 FT. — With this attrac. | pped street. Beautiful ma-| AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKI je In_our weil _ Ht BROWN, Realtor 850° You'll have to. Sores tive 5. room houre, “Basement. 28anv kitchen Aarge living room NG | nad) Edelman, 19300 Woodward. | !.n9 fates Estimates freely ia WwW Huron _FE_2-4810 otal price $8250 with $1250 dn tiled bath xy heat and incin- PFE 20123 _ Z ven plans or yours. Be Call today MY 22821. of stop at crator_ storys and screens. i TO nen ee nae wr, HERBERT C. DAVIS i oY . Broadway. ; on t rms all model for o v . a wen ATEREORD Bateman — RARE ore setts [ube *t 249m snmncros 2 ee farvelous gea] om a 4°, renn ms fu sement. It's N BETTER motors butesiow Oss heat. or a bes toi eeee eee ceeeiaece | $390 00 Down * oe en Ste st FOR BETER HOMES See. jot. 3 extra, our ‘eke privileges | k ampsen, LOTS OF PARKING. * like new. 8 rooms. sa, $3,000, will hes CHEROKEE HILLS! ner jeaving city want alte | - Pp - ou’ e vantages of Price, $7950. Payments 865 per VY 49584 <7) RAST BLYD. off main OA ONT. | close-in location’ Hilra. Soot LAWRENCE W street 3 Neateon a ck home. rat | roome, ‘eat. | beth Lake Rd. 1 — west of Tel- OSEPH F ae REALTORS FFE 4052) A ORD. ne landscaped, paved | eget 8 egraph Rd, ~~ i a “ S | JOSEP! REISZ IG I L (BEA % CARL W. “BIRD. Realt rE iene "J. Ete Mo pet pdeadlbe & fun o Prone GR 108 | BURNS REALTY is Ae | Tot, on Wolverine css Gonmmaulip aL Deck nada re. u Bigtin rvite ‘IE Pi Ope aw : “ ‘ $1,450 down um at] Bank . Die « ke mn Eves. Open Eves. ‘ti © —~ Bun 1 te B 14012 Wroming 36n9 | von! 4d +42i1 Eves, Fe otk. a ‘ aN 4 ~ WPRLDPD DARD AD 7 uODER ERN BUILDING ZONED manufacturing. Gas teak see, lent oT fo busy tntersection, 8000 sq ft erm Pon- tiac Press - ss FOR SALE BUSINESS BUILDING Ideal for tool shop or Ii me ot err fehl sq ft. Locate. elegraph, mr. uare x Rd. Pontiac Just scree enine New Miracie-Mile center. For de- sity and appt. call Pontiac. FF M-59 W EST OF PONTIAC Zoned commercial & dlrectiv ecrose fram proposed sho: pping center 72 . cma as jot for $4 450 HOLMES-RARTRAM 4302 geet Hwy. R_3-1850 USED CAR | LOT, 0 OAKLAND & AVE. 55° front. Dn STORE, SAGINAW ar. _ Brick front 32'x62", 15-to0 with WELDING SHO) ar fain = P LOCATION, cs. 14,000 Cash PAUL M. som REAL $32 W. Huron Boge KNUDSEN Prime Investment Downtown property with 16000 sq. ft. om Ist and and oor rt basement croperts lease to July 1 ent gross rent is $e annum, Exceptions: Sa loca’ and close to munict. pal parking lots opportunity come at ex ent leases, WM: H. KNUDSEN S10 Poolics bee bok Bid FR 44516; Eve. FR ’ pear a « ‘ x - Jf : i \é Lg i & ; 7 on THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 ; oo THIRTY-FIVE, Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A Money.to Loan _53| Sale Household Goods 57 FUNNY ‘BUSINESS, by Hershberger | For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 _Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 Sale Farm rm Equipment 76 16 nnn. State Lic: d Lenders) od _ oe Bo Foe rp go: = ; rt LOCATION eS = ng ~ erteant 1 . TITE HITCHES Eee a Sack Cane Tor oon, Teg mabons Pit rite “RE Beit 500 Unciaimed Linoieum .....500.- er. A Kasai 1 44661 IPMENT : [ br Perris, Eo’ MU + - BENEFICIAL Surplus Paint .... a eaveaecens alt to the trame | SINK. YO Bo ARE LOADING SAND ‘OULX on 8 STORES, JOINTLY. on SEA : FINANCE co HAROLD'S PAINT & ‘imo caren monee, ot cars. conatsions $11é. value for DAILY Mx. JUST NORTH OF arate 373.318 Auburn Ave. Busy| abot = Mo? a TR poi me $045 Dixie Hwy. we No dealers +2575. Quarton Rd, 6 Mile) 1 mile ALLIS-CHALME aS. POWER suet store. oF Svartety. Sraiture ete. |1_W_ Lawrence St PE 2-000 | ANTIQUE 7, OR 31456 Gott, Fire GS FER TOP. WAR | went of Woodward "t- B-| tion spring tooth’ Flyer Elec, train Ice skates. ‘DE 1 __Wick’s. 2678 Orehard Lake Rd. M. Fill Sand and to * gow spike Parking front 2 seer FE 3-0414, y . “heres all new, or E ve 2-5219 . size 5, 7 2,32 Ski Boots. « TION, LA . $75 “ea ead SHALLOW WELL PUMP 6415 FE &. MI 6-0516 & MU il sell below wholesale cost. = Seat cee Lb ate catitn “uli | SuIvEgAy QUIN, LOADED Om be see Ma e CE AND COMMER- 2 . WILL SWAP O FOR Special or deiver , OF ~~ DIRT AOE A BUILDINGS. Teie- - © a SAME VALUE. SIDEWALK - ai as a ieeed ‘g-1466. LANDSCAPERS graph and Eazel — PT. SIZE GAs STOVE, PLYM- ROLLER SKATES, CHILD'S SIZE . si fARM TOP SOIL BLACK DIRT. CON ; . ONEIL, oy t — ome nena new, $25. Mar- _ PE 6-2880 2455 RIDGEWOOD RD. Clothes Posts, Ce per $10. Delivered. PE = Gere pall ih Af RA ae te Ie ANTIQUE: ELECTRIC LIGHT PIXTURES | BENSON >R- : ; LNEW 32 B. Telegrapn Rd. xira ast wibby —— EVERYONE for every room , newest. | BENSON LUMBER CO. FILL DIRT SAND AND GRAVEL, A aoe HEAVY DUTY HEN. oe eer b:96 OF 5-128 Fhone OMlande 3-030 fer direc- most beautiful selection of ios $0 § Saginaw FE 4254) i) OR 31002 or Maple) BY" TOA DER AND HENRY Greheoues Rea) Estate Exchange . Serv ice | , designs. * pe owns, modern Leda SEPTIC TANKS — —., BACK HOE DIGGER ; sENDIX | ‘ditional, terrific values ILL SAND, FILL DIRT. TOP, i FOR LEASE, 3,500 8T. FT.. COM-| on signature, car or furnit New, tully guaranteed delitery, | ‘$450. value tk dining” Foom REINFORCED CONCRETL Piro Delivered FE 2-3891 | we CREDIT eats u 7 tea io ure. Tm | $1005 value : porch $295 FE 46428 3872 Elie, “Le. Ra mercial garage. gas gtation, large; Loans made without endorsers for ins . No down payment. s slue $3.99; po = ———-— | PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. SUPPLY FE FE ¢1113 out-door parking area, near town any worthwhile purpose. Up to| _ 82 per week. La red washer, late | yalue $1.95. Slightly factory ir-/ STEEL CLOTHESLINE POLES Wash sand ang gravel Fill dirt, | or ING BROS : Write Pontiac ess Box 62 You can borrow §20-€50 quickly | Model. A-] condition §39, Phone feguiars Bee our large display. $9.25 @ palr Phone OR 3-3537 t ‘= ie res Trucking OR! ’ >: 20 months to repay. MY 33711, | Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Or- ee ary ia z 8 YOUR 1H, DEALER USED CAR LOT 160X109 FT.. AT Sa oS chard Laxe Ave. _ STOR-ALL SHEDS EAE —< =~ | _PONTIAC RD” AT_OPDYKE Fe Sol ume ire 340. "paldwin| HOUSEHOLD ee eto DINING | FOR SALE COMPLETE SET OF | Al), steel shed with ‘ockine door PROMPT DELIVERY. ae Bol © Wheel hock ato 2 ae Doactital, serch Loun, oS piscra aps Womens golf clubs Triple set of | detd ar set Small down | _ Black dirt or peat 0 olens ee orse B = 0 tunities 51 so oM azine pons $3 x Careou | ce bucors: to 83 Chev .| “Seyment EM ae Roan ORAVEL, 8 YDS. 81 DE- | tractors Several good usiness Upportun FIN ANCE - chatr, Potty chair. $5) MI mer Er ioete STORM SASH iver =e ” ipen PEC C ISI OAS OLDER EODII ELE: e136 AS | LOADING used tractors. Also paw- ~ Aluminum combination windows . . ol dtd Lhtoeel bombed Gated aconrporation af Pontise | = = =|BOOKCASE HEADBOARDS. =~ FRIGIDAIRE anc doors LW LOW orice! | er mowers. Evang quip- ery good location, low tp) °% py cd FEA sy Biss. | drapes, bedspreads. com. fire-— FE é - : Whoiesate a ia Hw pasar Call FE 2-9173. nd Floor one eral 40635 piace screen, high chair FE | oT _ - oo: . jd poss A ne ste e ete ec: t of Bald- | ment, 6507 Dixié I Wy. i980 FORD 1; TON SEPTIC TANK Stage = 2 lon Air Conditioner: | pam to oom we PE em “1 AEA 57878 truck & cleaning equipment. EM AN BOOKCASE-HOLLYWOOD ® BED as Perfect SPE LOW PRICE ON AIR | ae SE ee 3-4260. Box spring, mattress, full size S . : Le : loned window units MA QUALITY . ECONOMIC GARDEN TRACTOR. EPEET Tina Int se” fabrics, sacrifice. FE ‘Working Condition | co ee ee | = [iy trates Teas X05) wnectes Korte SPEEDWAY “i” ON U. 8. 7 $500 8 SHEATHING BOARD is M BULLDOZING ville 971W3 oD Fis el bg oa epee co NITY LOAN CO. : : and up | Pull dirt, sand & gravel, top soll. ejb Harrison | 59 g Lawrence PE 2-7131 BOTTLE GAS 150 00 axes $80 Mand up Ail workmanship and materials GOOD USED i0 NUT VENDING MACHIN ee New low price. Complete tnstal- . (?x6's. an8's and los $00 M and | eaarentced eee pe en tae mM = CHINE. FOR up LEWLESS TRUCKING RACTORS sale or for lease Net, $38 per) GET CASH QU ICKLY pers oy ee gas. Kenyoo | Nails, 6950 : keg and 1 MU_ €-4810 MU 44368 | week. Call MArket €1711. j U $500 Se a GET NDA TiOce C. ALT OR 3-149] 1 Good paint , $198, £298. and $398 \saND > “AND GRAVEL BLACK | 1953 Joha — a plow and aN . ; . ee al = ul BY OW NER 2. to table with buffet and chairs. gas “The extra ticket is for whispering to your son not to grow FIRS] QUALITY 6 FI. aaTe | por that fix-up job while you are _ S000 Top soll, Fill dirt. FE 1952 Case V AC-eagle hitch — One of the city’s bustest restau- 1948 to cars Bring you stove, rocker, coffee table, bed : ie tubs $4950 B grade toilet $199 | jaid off 1952 Ford with front loader. rants. Grossing $60,000 a year.| ine ‘trqS, Sore Brame 795 child’ tractor, Reasonable: up to be a policeman! 32x21 double sinks $149) band S1ACKETT~ BLDG. SUPPLIES | SAND GRAVEL BLACK Dirt. Oliver 60 - og boast f ah fix-| minutes. Loans also made a tur- 4255, ms iene. G. A. Thomp- | 8161 Dixie Hwy sl ‘ae after €00 pm FE 2-72 Allts aimee = with plow. erp BARGAINS IN SMALL RADIOS 86 | 200 dl | TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT. Se ivator P. oN Box KRiture, signatures and other se- | BARG Ca sed side rake to $12 FE 5-8755. l FOR SALE FARM BELL $20 FE TABLE CHAIRS. BED AND ELEC- ;* sand & gravel, fill dirt. all types. se used side . EE A a | rts s MAJOR OL COMPANY bot ROGET HOLET WOOO RED: pox | Sale Household Goods 37! For Sale Miscellaneous 60 © 429: | tric lawn mower, FE 62919 | delivered Sunda, FE _i-8405 atte) ond eer ce) warting coats uanoe | springs. innerspring mattress, ex . —eore oo GOOD CORN ERIB PRICED aTi . §.—S#s—s_—s—_— ii CC:sCTOP SOIL SAND GRAVEL FILL, eo Grad nats ‘bays. complete exaecue” Loe a an cond Dresser vanity FE 5-654 cre Sed olen A BEML-AUTO | 19 CU. FT DEEP FREEZE. $35. Located at 14 Mile Rd at) TWO LAMP FOUR FOOT FLUO: peat bisck dirt OR 37304 tow folerest Hales overhead, can * good pro. | CASH” FOR YOUR FURNITURE | Sesher completely rebuilt” Hand > FRENGIT pocne a Pacne MY 2-64 Hey. HP. Button | ‘resceat fixtures. ideal for over. TOP SOIL, SAND. GRAVEL. FILL. Buy and Save at_ ducer Cail PE 20138 * | 2 om Om Sot fawn mower and wall sink iio 7 FRENCH DOORS. $8 ICEBOX _Phene MY | Fores asl os Cuius aniee whcge ntl Bon) ON Dest x Foe HOUGHTEN & SON TO BUY TO SELL REALTOR Loan Co an CARPETING WALL - TO. WALI Big Lake Rd Davisburg MA > 10; © = re factery marred Cail et TOP SOIL STATE FARM PROP-|,.. worn fain moc heater PARTRIDGE [8 THE “BIRD’ mp Vv Grey cotton looped. Ike new App | 52977 7 ICALUGN ae arage - Doors” factor’ Ahowroome OMichican Flu erty Elizabeth Lake and re aie Arte 10 SVE _ 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG 25 “4 ‘c* $50 MA 6118 | SCHATBLE GARBAGE DisposaL ** CALLON Gas ATER HEATER . eel dvachead factary sec. CFSCEEL OI Orchard [eke Ave 66ph FE 1608 98 8120 | SALE BY OWNER. RESTAURANT (COMPLETE 4 ROOMS OF FURNI | $9908 B Munro Electrie Co Got ae Fe oles CE en eee te ee TOILE Ts CLOSE-COUPLED NEW TOP SOIL BLACK DIRT GRAV-; AY BUYS AT LEE'S Located tnside of theater puilding ture for sa.e-& dishes FF 2-4376 1960 Wo Huron i Sic hane isda ee os Ay TE ease aad pla at cesigm fo- modem batlireoms ri! We deliver Sunday FE 2-7111 . tractors the fa: _ Good business FF §-2124 = after 5 SINGLE MATTRESS rRAC TICAL- | items in eed eondiuse: Priced i eae door ce oar garece costs $2305 These are BES 0s14 a gnnieoer- cicmons-s wheel NEW SERVICE STATION _. CROSLEY [REFRIGERATOR APT ly new, $25 Call FE 4-444 | _feasonabie Phone FE. 2-53 lesa = som eink fet us vive eee ae fiarees BL 9 Plants, Trees, ~ Shrubs. 68 borse and Brady, Price ane brs a & = Se SS eee See a W ttt he! doo Oood . * > + —<——— you @ free estimate lafge Selection of javatories Ts - to: 29 ate ase gop WER Gall Goose I EAC 3U FE iS INANC E CO wanes ‘comdition Only $40 95 | SPEctaL. SEGREER vac B I MY N is) AN i es. We give Gold Rell Stamps. tibs and shower sta: Michigan ere tis ae. Rien chain sae. tunity for right party with proper. 202 N. MAIN MI 6-1300 =) ‘KEMTONE — me — SWP | les Bipsiéecs SALES? 209 4 eee 393 Orchard Lake (alcring Se nies eats $159 Rotary mowers. at pet finance, rental reasonable. Infor-| et aii) abt Btls + wN w vil 5S. Faddoce rea ee ee ee prices in town Terms to suit __matigh call FE emi) WM ROCHESTER, MICH. | ‘ter sale amen hoe a Tons SOUOUT SOE sili Our stock 'g new and complete HOLLINGSHEAD VARIETY Milling Co, Utica, Michigan RE-) Pi'seg SALES & SERVICE = TaaNe i roles : aiase Seg poets een tt. Clem.| We still have a good supply of | store. 7 miles out Baldwin Arm. Talbot Lumber | public 2-2022 eae eas Mt Clemens St FE 3.9830 , San: . cancun Dina eae | onal = pneot : 2d aia: pine 3512 timbers | strong floor covering and Mac-O | For Sale ‘Pets 69 INTERNATIONAL “FARMALL 64 Toda S Trade | LIVESTOCK semble these yourself end save. | 16 ‘ C Js “TV. i ee eis Uecipeints Ebene SE rte ; For wet basement ase Thoroseal | WO _-__ o—~ ~ pay baler, side delivery rake, y HOUSEHOLD De fo 16 one _,USED CONSOLE 2x = 7 x10—2412's HOT WATER HEATER 30 GAL! In paint. we have BPS. Gold power take-off mowing’ machine, c G ‘four ,haire and table $6995 val- | ( TV antenna kit $9.93. CT CAN'T BUY BETTER an | t t | if Ph Rochester OL 60711, OL 1671 “ue #995 These are new 1956) LUMBER ee es i tee anuailbso|| Ch we Nes Gaklcna aie | > PE? pew’ lest vent Baca ee ee LAKEFRONT MOTEL. LOANS TO 6500. —«(| ss designs. famous make Formica | “Ww ALTON TV Redi-Mix concrete & mortar $118 | Cons ais Loe ee eat te “a Feeazegg 7S Oakland Ave | FREE hes Ry eae Laas leaned os = y, ‘ BAU BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE ee ret een = Walton, Cor Joslyn FE 23-2257 _— one ee & panel. ara slightly marred Also electric. | — B Idi M = la ‘ FLUFFY Ae sevtoten | 2 TT MeCULLOCH CHAIN: eS omp te ues 7 t M . ~ : als eeks o now c Actractve 10 uit ararincet motel og w Lawrence Bt" Peers! Mirtinan Fuotescest a Orchard SRRTEL OME TEM Ctrecwer woo | mec ioter pou "gitw pr” | GL Ane taeda, Tose, mp sed Dullding Materials, | _Lincoint suite afer #5 eee Ge a on Main bighWay and With — | Lake Ave ‘ Sheet-rock—CaC_$1 up Pye tenes Oke sr sal bargains on jeb sit - —— " 1a90 Crocka Ra - MI 68 on lake frontage in Osiland Co _ Mortgage Loans” 54 DAVENPORT AND CHAIR. “gis © See jee _7e Rocklath—C&C—61. is rescent) 383 Orchara [Bir Ave plimvine fixtures. electrical fix- | AKC (Ae Poe aa McCUL1LOCH CHAIN SAWS DROP Busy driveyo restaurant may be -~ Z sofa bed full size bea SIMMONS INNERSPRINO (SOFA Bidg. boards—insulation—plv wood | IRON FIREMAN BIN FED STOK- | Cires Dre 2x6 2 i 19 _aeod i in and see ‘em et W F Millers owner operated or leased out we and spring 8: elec. stove.| 0d. occasional chair 6 M. re- | p, scord eens aeer ardear. _er and controls $45 FE #9953 | s%:p lap. brick pipe block other aKC REG COCKER. SLACK 2 Garden & Lawn Equipment 1593 Modern § room owners quarters LO. ANS S600 TO $1. 500 $24.50: gas stove. $1950: new roll. | —‘"'€ Reascnaple_ OL 10664 elts—roll roofing & shingles PREE STANDING TOILETS si 93 Rod various materia.s vrs. old $25 3812 Gainesborough eee ca ona of 14 Everything goes at just $65.60 of For any e oon away beds. complete, $1785 |* TRADE ELECTRIC RANGES POR! We are more than happy to figure 21432 double sinks | FES 340 Mille Re), Birm‘ngham.* Mich. terms. Will accept trade aes modern or pot, is Hollywood ped « rings $695. new gas ranges. R. B. Munro. 1060/ your compiete building need: | washbow!s with ‘ittines ft a t tar Tec: ing | AKC TERRIERS COCKATIELS | ne Midwes t 46053 , Oakland County sofa beds $30 pew 6 vear, W Huron OCR LOW PRICES WILL PLEASE ? colored bath aie wih | Nesting complete Reasonable MY Fnone oMidset <6 WARD E. PARTRIDGE 2° For home additions or erib $1795: refrig, $3980 rock-} ~, TR ADE. IN DEPT. Ee HAVE. 7 RA Factory ond. “Erregulars | 6108 50 | C I | 3-893 ee oe ich. Chain Saw Distr. REALTOR EE 4.35® Improvements ; er. $450. new cotton mattresses. | MS. SAVE PLUMBING § {PPI eee On, JG. AKC REG SPRINGERS.3 MOS. saLES SERVICE AND RENTALS aN . +3581 3 To rough-in of enciose $1285, new inner spring mat- 2 Pc itving Rm suite . $1985 SC RPL CSL MBE R 172.8 Saginaw FE { Oe oid -Ready for training. Lawland MY 3-521 15 Front St. MY 3-4511 Rea] Estate & Businesses bouse. party constructed tresses $1905. We buy, sell and 3 Pc metal bed comviete $19 65 & Material Bales Co IN STOCK _* 138 W_Tawrerce St ee OR 346200 , isEF Us FOR NEW AND USED ee uch eae cauctee Coen Ls Ran ee eas (oo oe G arauee eee ed geen om pd he re 6 a Draws The WATER SOFTENERS | privtany SPANIEL PUPPIES |“ hay tools Stock tanks, John Deere (Open Eve 7 te 8 @ garage home 42, Orchard [ke Ave FE 4-788) ‘Drop leaf table & 2 chairs $10 95 Closed Suns Sewer Pipe —- all sizes j 2 - § On second mortgages ELE®TRIC CLOTHES DRYER FA- Api size gas stove 10.8 | > see Complete stock of fittmes 64.000 grainse Dow-X $239 value am this fall. MA 5-5653. | an ree as Grunt Machinery. __Poatine oF Meee Pe tense mous nene dDrand slightly marred oer a a dinette se OIL FURNACES Some Cre Ree traps. flue for a uA ha Bar ee aera BED ARE POR. “baED GARDEN “TRACTORS BR ae ontiae or 7 , i exceptonal values chigan Fiu- & 2 ts : ining fe ies : 2 Ral ; S gg orescent.. 303 Orchard Lake Ave | MANY TTEMS. NOT LISTED “Factory New $265 OR 36624 BLAYLOCK COAL & SUPPLY. £0 | FINDOWS) 40) 2 37 AND! 26 x 20 | | ples! Curtiss” OR ¥ezee ALL SIZES AND a rl ge mann PE nn | 12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 | AT ANS 3 0 1 eg SE Gaaed Se ave TRESS AIG rhe Ae 2b! poem ar grep cHaMgion | BARTS PRiceD To. ebtt. cM ow Ce |e = WY MAN'S = oe | as pear _seaes JET WATER PUMPS 369 0 | Deo It Yourself sn bloga) line) 635: sercice fee, Fone ec EDIT TERMS f THR “sIRD’ ro sew. -* fue to on Barn vacawr. 414 FT. WALL TILE 25c | 18 w_pine_8t. FE 1122 Cap sinks & fittings $50 30 up eee | — | FE FE ¢1113 For ‘ake property nousetraie; OUAR HOUSE PAINT OAL. $158 TSFD REFRIG ao 56 | Se ue hee JET PUMP fy MP WITH WEI | EANARTES FOR SALE REASON. TE SOV IOG BROS, A VERY FINE 8 UNIT modern cr sel) Write Puniac Press Bos Hse VINYL INDAID TILE Used gas stove $20 00 | SAVE PLUMB(NG | pipe. and jet Used 2 years MA FOR PENT | abie 2112 Park Cirele, meets motor court on federal highway 9 aes OS ESS RUBBER BASE PAINT O4L G3 se. Usa Waser 85 0 | 172.8 Saginaw St [piooe Neander | (wane) sender re) |e meee Dre ae log and stone # room cetels 5 wiser HOME MADE BOX AND SY ERS _141_W_RU $2054 Rollaway bed with mattress 31498! 4X3 CROWN GRAPHIC. | Moor sander — hand sander = CocKERS MALES BEAGLE _ PONTIAC RD AT PODYRE _ bome Well landscapec grounds ? EFL HOME MADE BOX AND $129 FOAM —Fonbin MATIRESS New Bun $38 FE ¢6104 furnace vacuum cieaners Oak.) m™ales. at service Besswel] Ken- $45.000 on terms WI! trade ft boat trailer Trade for steel row. ¥* , | | eis 25€11 Powers Rd. Farming: | : ae © S0F boat LI 2-256 after 6 box springs. Used_very little\ wrth LORD 5 a HL ARDW ARE land Fue anc Paint Or; nee: 2 Auction” Sale ad eontracts of property ee ee er Spm | pad feo Comb TV. & cr 8 plece| __2209_Elirabeth_ Lake Road § MM REVERE MOVIE CAMERA | chard Leake Ave. FE $6150 _ + feat Uitte or sGReenleat Ces | J ae i : a = Je } HERES AN FASY to operate 2 YR OLD SPRINGER SPANIEL. | Gnd uu alote Mare eet ob oo mode! No $0. like new with filter marbic colors $x9'e inch = FOR THAT PET PROJECT AT . NS” HOUSEBROKEN. | {\e MILES WEST OF DAVISBURG northern Ciace Cop main gtate GOOD HUNTER FOR BOAT rE SeeT : sel p TR: ADE aN DE PT. for Inside and outside coior pie- ch low- prices, see Montcalm ‘puis CUTE KITE Ke rr mckece Pun poke gtse Sun SURETOR “Poa se) Piva Freezer \ | Gas range _ $2480] square tud asd hinged Lid very | FLOOR SHOP Eindave 10 tone Closed every ENGLISH SHEPHERD COLIIE pas sneep.& 1 rooms < fur only §11.000 down OUTH CARB OR 34313 \ | Electric range $2950 | good condition, $7§00. 9471 Bon- xi | puppies! Netcrel heslers, 66° Fal jete , i 1854 11 cu ff chest Nl 3) piece! coctsone! . $30 95 sis Brat. Pootisc lake Oper B- — S Saxinew | { E t o1A Tindall OA 8-28"? son, proprietor. _ — THE FINEST RESTAURANT at 2 [OTS ON PAVFD RD WEST Meuenals Advertised 8 pe. dining room suite $49 50 KITC HEN EN CABINET ee oe | Cameras, -quipment 1A GUINFA PIGS PARAKEETS. ALL AUCTION SALE EVERY WEDNES Hough ' ° ‘ cai ge ; 9 6s Davenport and chair $30 05 Co ee i Oa saa | 2 | * FE 46433, av nlg - 2 rece rypreeey mre) pit ae | eo a ol THE fA | WAOKER CO Pease? chest, vanite |aBC OfL BUAMER WiTH con.| <* 007% Sito Sell See test hue AMERAS a GSTERED || ot ©: Doweree fermarre: (co lent 4080 bullding plus owner's te n Yo Siz 1960 N Opdyke and e309 96 5 Senet at terrific values Slightly Bought. oy traded PUREBRED NON RE and personal effects L E Smart. tome ead reatals’ ee re seezr. 2 YR -OUD COCKER APANIEL PE 30221 pe. din: — alle een 50 © ees 250-gal tanks $150 OL transit marred Michigan Fluo- EPPERTS CAMERA SHOP German 6hepherd Puppy. Bale Farm, 30 West Tienken Ra., fme the best Thie ts mM! Cal a's ‘Pet. $20 or what have you | FRIGIDAIRE 16. CU PTT EXCEL; \ ee _—rescent. 30) Orehard Lake Ave 97 wW Huron FE 5-0€18/ OR 3-4165 ee Rochester. pow for further detads 778 _Pediect %_____| _\ent condition ie CONVENIENT rns a eon TYEAR OLD | iawn MOWER — CRAFTSMAN CAMERAS PROJECTORS FA. | PARAKEETS, CANARIES, CAGES | — a etiert Rou Le 4890 WILL FRIGIDAIRE, THRI ~ 30 HOMAS ECONOMY aay eT arc witROOT ake Power nd reer cendition eg mous makes on time parments. | _Food Since 1927 $48 Oakland Ave For Sale Housetrailers 78 . . . 5 ; : is re y i- how ec 1 WARD FL PARTRIDGE tate payment. on ‘deen "| Tree. ise nt Bea) = \ FURNITU RE co tress Baby busgs (welch) Play | cae seese ee 24 pour service on colored fim.) “Darakeets Guar. to Talk |~~~ ~ - = - — mat Sova Lheceeiociecinca (pane \, ay REALTOR FE 43581 it. tv axD BENDIX AUTO putt arzE aas RANGE. GOOD \ 38 st MT eke cela tee & cette: Wa. | LEONARD REFRIGERATOR: 650 | (°11_W (Esros Se eee en oe Ee) PONT. AG CHIPE 10530 Wo HURON Washer Practically new Make -ondition $40 PE 9-2847 PONTIA MICH pie 7307 Steel cabinet with bread bor in- NEW GERMA™ ROLLEIFIEX , SUPP AMERICA'S FINEST offer FE ¢-r2m - _ en D KENMORE WRINOER. = eee side $18 Also miscellaneous MU-| camera wth case Price $135 | °c CANARIES. CAG 1 ) a s. : i KENMORE CABINET Mf USE am bom U | 7 ie com REAL FSTATE & BUSINESSEB (i339 DOWN OR WILL ACCEPT z ABI ODE wasters @5 Lafaretie Between BATHR Es. YOUNGS tual 48965 | FF 2-7617 and supplies. Crane's Bird Ha ce are THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN jeter Wee ¥ helm on | rel ores —— _ complete dens rar) town kitcher furnaces: “Ou £38 CAWNMOWER SHARPENING AD. | ‘Ss | M 1 Go oods 62 erv 2489 Auburn Ra VE 46510 ARATOG. . . tach 13! } pt ee ete ey by : : zs hd er SS ey Open Eve 7 to w! lpr se I aad to be fin- | 4 Greet St pesy ip rears USED BARGAINS ‘ers Pate ana erbi ghd a Justed to respand i oe Used | ale usica jo aol “| ” - PARAKEETS PETe-SUPSLIES Sod - Segmet eres tp = oe teh oO 7497 ee pay Be . oki .’- Mmewers up : Oakland NCEY PET = Bratt c me « Teland Hey (BUILDING LOTS WORTH 6200 oe pene love mnerecr 2 Citpot Retr "030 Crsck and, {ip falvantaed cob Ler Us HEIP YOU WiTH YOUR | Sy Bie aoe E CALL Em to vores M4 san: en | Sah to @ Net and f vedrooms, Neer eaten Loe | e : : ds etrig i fittings Lowe Bres o} intt lems EG GERMAN | SHEPHERD FOR | . ‘ a a $400 accepted as trade 1 an cee ‘ 7 pe: pipe and "i e color pain ng prob = R : our ef Walerford (Dame fe Block bite | tara "n eS wan welt Gnobin0 | f10,,Overbad earees door with 1 Reivinger tg | Fast" epionts AcreL¥. ams] Siece SP conte Qichoos trom ie | ac CORDIAN POULIN, WHITE 1) "tale ism Cambrook bane, Wer] fos" gave” Surctt ian uses 92.500 down. ‘MODEL A PICKUP FOR GAR-| Other pieces at same reasonadie Hamilton Fiec. Dryer $29 50 —apeer Nee. Pi csr rubber base or Jelled agic—no | trebi le switches 3 bass switches 1 erfor credit life policy free on al] con den tractor or what? MA 63775 prices OR } 7204 Thor Washer SI ANCHOR | FENCES i po paint free Se ene | _master switch OR *-1304 _ REG GERMAN SHEPHERD FE-| tract purchases Giroux: Franks SEA KING, OUTBOARD. 8. BP |GE ELECTRIC KITCHEN sTOVE. Bendis “Cl AYTON'S eeiee No uA roved Se Orchard Laks” ave FE | aaa “GRAND Bano. A-T CONDE | “REG GERMAN SHEPHERD FE- Pivwood beat §78 Yellow; goed condition $25. FE S-1300 | od ( oa His . 80 . Le _ rE GENERAL REAL ESTATE femaie ‘canary Oe sreotwaletes OF REFRIO EXCEL COND FE | a ease ebraities te’ Set ae CABINET SINK. Brat. 0% OLE PIANO MAHOGANY ie _teatonstle OR ‘HUTCHINSON 4205 Disie Fwy OR 3.9761 85 Phone OR 39718 - 7 2-590 | Furniture Appliance tifullitamicusl ‘Youngstown y 68: | aimee new Responsible party can akc "REGISTERED COCKER _Open_untii 8 Sun 18 p™ sn VER FOX JACKET AND FUR | OarEt EG TABLE WF « CRAINe | 6s Orehard Leake Re | BURMEISTER model $189 50 value D0 0e | ee mocan Cul Ole mcrae =) eee re MOBILE coat Swep for electric wirtng ia-| 935 small refrigerator. rE Keego Harbor Slightly marred Also severa] 47° | Ber mon _ 50043 ee “TFET’S TALK bor No license requited OR | Ss ease afer T pm sf : models at terrific values. | Maestad REGISTERED MALE GERMAN Zoe . d-9108 | eee Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Or- CORONET. GOOD CONDITION. Shepherd avaliable for breeding : F BUSINESS WILL TRADE @ CYLINDER 195] | OF, WASHER. ts AND OE RE. _chard Lake Ave |S EM =3-4976 «1918 Portpool Court. oR 3.3780 — Heary J for outboard motor FE! {,< 8 oy SPE Or). et GUTTER 13e FOOT WAR _Ution Lake REGISTERED D BEAGLE CALL OR ous we RESORT RANCH ites | HAMIITON ELBC DRYER NICE T. V. PECIALS | Sale and asi also @ cacck | wicks, 2678 Orchard tage Rd NEW SPINET PIANO CABLE "5 After 5 00 only es Gai ee) Mee } 000, acres tn Aipene area Téeq) WILL TRADE FULL SIZE METAL | Conaition On'y 968 M7 61300 S | LAVATORIES COMPLETE WITH Doeimce eee ocucis Go, OL SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPPIES aa Yor lodge or resort deviopment Seay. une fer bee matt TON GAs DRYER. VERY 23 >. Crown Cost m @ 8225) ™ Fie oS ales See ee ee ecan | 3808 _ Ol 6-067) | REC eres eee ee ening. 2380 8. Dort Hwy . Fi'nt a iprivate ‘lanes teat ream. w si tel meegie emilee aoe Good 3 Ib Joint Cement In @ 8230 Soest stalls at teprific values, PIANO TUNING CALL BEFORE Raced" tt hildren MA 61480 club house and private a rfieid WILL SWAP WEIL ESTAR! ISHE HOLLYWOOD FAD | 230 ft totmt system -- S373 | These ore crate “marred Michigan! 9 44 } cinwcen oe ee tial down payment grocery store for new Buick or D BEA BOARD Ba- 250 ft. perforated tape .... ee at ; me eat Lo THOROUGHBRED GERMAN S8HIP- Substantial dah ed eee complete igh chair ee io th bee of ; 3 luorescent, 363 Orchard Lake 2.8211 herd poties doe. 2. ¥r8 old, ie. { : : ae > EceS _PM FE $-6757 | Train ing chair, wateriess cooker Condition 50 1b bag oa eee . 3 oe | _ave RENT a A SPINET “‘PAINO WITH | lent Guten Gog) 666) etts AY He VLE SALE EGE:S . ——— Wainut chest Reccrd cabinet FE 4 ah ls %. : : olio = sen ec 5 $-6643 198 30 : 4x8." fir pi¥score ........ sa0 LIONEL & | & AMERICAN , option to buy later All money | Hatchery Rd. after 2 00 5; Re sure to check ito the Rome WE BAVE A COMPLETE LINE bal A etidistl Gledd a 4x8' 4" piv wood ce 8385 < | paid tm will be credited to your! Seger MALE BOXER. rauer es ear’ Fibs Taw centel ihe 8: nop. Eclipse Rotary and reel type moos ned $10 Peeters | Easy Terms ee ae >) meaietion pcs FLYER TRAINS roa. Bt Deleseer se 18S Be MA 546706 after $5. __ General coach 0 ft. wide up nea Tint Ly & imsta ee o otic te * : pate od We trade Picnic baskets, a Authorizec factory service and | 5 ea! ne once of ak dca cy Jugs ice ehesta, outdoor grille, tne Con 5000 w ee ice 10 INCH. ....0..000. 815 MAKE SURE /TS Feoulne factory parts, Pree test $M at us BRA RAM BA G Lay ABY , WIRE SSS A to 45 ft. long.2 bedrooms, 20, gsi. aluminum arm chairs, rellises. - oe) Oak- TERS OF COURSE arden ne Cochran's paints. | INNERSPRING MATTRESS ANT ay (121, INCH. ....40... $25 BURMEISTER TASKER'S _¢3 W_HURON ST | lang Lk West Side ss: Dogs Trained, |. Boarded 70 apron adit news vata ie al ea =e z 5 ig Pvc ma < zcellert con re = Ww rs e6.s0ee MICHIGAN BUSINESS | S324 ‘ : fer ead gee deexer UZ INCH eee eee sO] ae Mele ar oat mrABUES. WiLL | Sale Store Equipment 64 ~ Se ean pos | Tl ao fo becacars rect SALES CORPORATION) B ARNE S Ti. "ARDW. ARE |— Sepia 21 INCH.............$600 Northern Lumber Co. Sig! scans — & radius = Wi. (Doas. (cats BOARD 375 8. Tele | talking about this latest in mo- )142_W Huron st rriseot{ JUNE SPECIALS | WAITES TV | Boe sai ae Ss anne | _estre PE ©0680 huburn Ave, | TIONAL) (BARGAIN: Phase can | —ST* ae eee Vs Ke-qies-ete_trave- JOHN A LANDMESSER BROKER | For Sale Clothing — 56 Television — $33 | _sDOWNSTAIRS STORE Telegravh & © Mile Rd NEW GALVANIZED PIPE —Midwest 62355 Hay, Grain & : Feed 71 ler and Holley Runabout are ree- 17) 8 TELEGRAPH RD Table top gas racge cleo. $20) co rnp | Detroit rE vane | 1 15 le ea welhnveaevers! FE 41582 ~~~ Apt aire electric range $20 Gees as, RANGES $29 50 AUTO WATER REATERS 7 sim | = Ba Fae ute . ‘ CHECK OUT RE REGISTER: | ~~~ ae sists ot eet Si son on veetal = ” i hairs fe rh ITO. AT ATERS, s4495. 0 “se im ‘21 eng’ Slee Tae epartmental A ’ Ww ae : aa ra — oa oe I ronmata sib eck Sere ace | Ritchea cabinet 38 160 © wows bles “te. 5s ft east ire tubs $6495 Re- | ins o ee meen ING SURE $2100 TBAROAIN! Phone Ce : eels | AaxeD HAY, ORATS 4 AEA weereres at ae ue : | las Auburn Ave Odd Chins $25 VACUUM CLEANERS PARTS | CSioceq bath tun vole end tae. | ————| 5 AUny Phone Cer wet . BA 8 ue 8 of Lake SMALL SUPY R MARKET Orose JR BRIDES MAID DRESS VEL. Wainct Vanty oo napatl®, _ brushes a! _makes. 06 Myrtle awe DA Tmcepee os aren EW CAND USED ac [SOMEONE TO sate ay y ACRES Orion. mas mei mie S * ia OOM = i 4 — a : aes ieee awarit One ed the ‘beat 10%. ive 12, Also wud tren dresses. | @akland Furniture | USED REFRIGERATORS FOR! _8 Perry TILLERS? WER SPRAYERS _ Sale ‘Sporting Goods 65" rake EM 3-86. 3) FT “s4 MODEL 9 BEDROOM sa isha Counts Size 12, FE 43304 600 Raeburn Kia mitur $49 50 and up. R_B Munro Elee- CaginEeT SINKS * ROM $59 93 depo:* will old om; Time WANTED: CUSTOM BALING. ALL Peerless Compiete bath and ? | GUNS — BUY - SELL — TRADE ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~~; modern. Like new $1,300. FB For wformetion oa profitable) 20. «Bp. motor Roth tm geod eon | 4a Warne? © APPHEPS 13)| CASH FOR FURNITOR HEAT ? | a ts LE HOLSTEIN COW CALF | _ 5208! Meh moteis and other busineises.| worn. $2 Call EMpire _dition. OR 37261 __ FE 47881 % Direct factory priced -n ofi-fired | 4K E- BAIT | by side. EM 3-59 LIBERTY 20 FT Exc CONDI- 4 3-4312 after 6 p.m. . LINOLEUM > PAINT SALE USED ELECTRIC DISCOUNTS patmece (ny model and (swe Cec) UiERCURY AND CHAMPION | 4 SE FRESH, tion Aluminum awning. patio fur State-Wide WOME} p. % | price at Jack's 277 Baldwin WATER HEATERS sCOU} Ss ny . furnish uct work and terms — OTORS thig month. 1 with ealf by side. nitare: fully turn. $1495.00. Vak = o MEN'S, CLOTHING. size MOTOROLA ir " MAHIO SRY CON. SS are DISCOUNTS OR 3-3777 FE 46509! comp! fete Tine of casting. spinning | _OR 342086120 Dixie Hwy | ley 1-1 tate Service ef tine ee cabin y and fly fishing tackle. Lawn fur- ; a r a or D CHARLES “WEA LTOR ail colors Aco dresses. 2 for- _ 81300 scenee ee Or TOMO. DISCOUNTS | oF 2 Avenpareeea pet betsloa TO | aise and yeardea tools. Buy a! ek nen oa ba 5 mooeni a bie nts. Telegraph — PE €6831| 3’ Sncn's cults ins oie ene MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE THER-| TAKE YOUR Pick. 84950. Cash and carry—on salvage items | pa Put tm mee gathes dours! Tl tis Dey BEAUTIFUL 6 YR. OLD BEACK -54 PONTIAC DELUXE, 30 FT. _ Sale Land Co t 82 Waist. Several top coats, 1 tweed,| Mostat " Cotered burners. excel-| TERMS SUMERS POWER | ‘°F ® AT ALL tai | Terms, FE e004 AXNDE RSON HDW E. | “mare. quarter horse. saddle, bri- | used @ mos Excellent. $2.19% 7a ntracts also men's and women's hunting |. lent condition Midwest 48424 | «CO. 38 W LAWRENCE. FE/ poop pAl, AL one pen Mm. ONE — 66 IN YOUNGSTOWN 2 72182 8 Telegra FE 5-9962) dle & martingale FE 4-6588 | 5-65 19 : clothes Like new and priced to| FREEZER UPRIONT. ONE OF, _o#18! = OAK FLOORING .. $80 PER M_>asin sink One — Oak Kitchen Open Daily 6-6 Fri THEM HORSES : 30% DISCOUNT oen_beee Ruts. _Leke Ra. Americas best makes. freeeer and) WAYNE GABERT'S | WINDOW eas Soe UP) cabinet. 9 pr garage doors. PE) Sst _& Sun _§_am_ till | of all Kinds $180 to $350 | Also ‘ gett #2. 050-monthiy #85 mont Sale Household Goods $7) *XieWi "Sieti’y catShed® | APPLIANCE SALE. | Pos! OS TGFR oS | ONE 32, ONE 20:30 WINCHESTER | fem sencel Baber: Slee Darieon railer per cent— roar savings $2,070 ~ OT aon | otransit. Michigan Fluorescent. 393 Se en ee een ne ee fF 8 i LONG ONE SET (OF COTLIFR 8 EN- | ee ee eee es cance | tk Rd = r Oxford Pdi handie $4.8 Cc 89) Pc Living R : _Orehard Lake Ar up to 25% DISCOUNT sezge. NOW ONLY 8c LIN Fr cyclopedias. plus children's set cleaning rods and sheils 12 gauge | ear Ont ——— rooms 4nd eee ni 1001309 ft. lot. |” good shape Ges oe acre == pa a ace ‘nese goes Wane 2x6 aT on 8 ne © km. or ueeues itions Bacrifice. $100. MA| Remington an eolg choke and CHESTNUT MARE a YRS OLD. - ve mh new amples. sh- - in ster pump, | dd} i ab 25% DISCOUNT |_ator Misc items. 278 Prospect. MATTRESSES ers — Dryers = Ranges - Refrig- | 6x8, 8x8. and 8x10 TIMBERS paiieege We au ee net age! Halal parece EY. 0083 e. bridle FE xchan ge Sold for 87.450. $1.200 down, 6 & 3 PIECE SECTIONAL erators—TV sets—etc 20¢ LIN PT one suit. 40 coat, 32 waist Duck pants Se rere beta on nicely terraced ‘s acre at re ed * acrestced! etuee. AND 2 YEARS TO PAY ey Sa ctneat enue oe one ” @l EBA 2.0h | Bic ret os Robina Hip ar Sey Se eres wikor ANDERSON — : + i, ne WECOPOE nk: woc5 cs sees $5 50 oote fuckie aretics, size dha Be ~ a JIM WRIGHT, Realtor | Pe CHINESE CHIPPENDALE 121 eae estes | Reser sed al kinds of belle: | to he 308) 11. Also women's Bio boots bird suse Lake RO ee CHAMPION soled dee) dition. ~~~ Narnia Masta BOX SPRINGS YOUTH BED. GOOD COND., OL- . * “All kinds at low prt : sire {2 These items iike new FRESH 3 YR OLD HOLSTEIN > a iss 7 | coe EM 3.2967 ive 62668. MATERIALS BELOW ARE NEW Se PLYWOOD CO and ea to sell. 8485 Elig | Bang-tested MA 5-4487. GREAT LAKES =) M toils 53 ONT TV. WITH. _ANTEN- a AND AT MAIN YARD ONLY 1488 Baldwin Ave FE 2 Lake | QUERNSEY FAMILY COW 12165 BEEMER — Money to Loan _pa Very reasonable. FE §-4300 $69 50 ew grede doors 813 98) SIncH SOIL PUPE, 0 FT. 830 | Ray Rd off MiS, Ortonville, | 2 and 3 bedroom 18 te 81 (State Licensed Lenders) $ PC. CHROME DINETTE SET. =~. For Sale Miscellaneous 60 xew 2s $27.28 | sum | SADDLES AND HALTERS fl. wide available. We f A 880 19g 18 green rus end ped | ToT" ae oN re i gir” mating bes he Te aA ve Pitanrea sorrne?* Sand, Gravel & Dirt |} 66, ae ons : Bee ese case car ceus ‘an. $15 Retrie.. 650. Elec. stove, FULL OR TWIN SET | wew a6: HoMART artic Pan | Ketty, pine $1495 per 100 sa. ft. | yxy ‘ac FE $2100) ORSE te long as 6 yrs—72. to - FE 8-3767 ‘ H 1 a = ith to. grill. 40 Garage siding 81497 per 100 aq. last BLACK DIRT & PFAT. NEW | sapouE Ee FOR ‘OR SALE. | as long as yrs— m aa zdld ollywood Bed Frame Sis jean. f ever used. Asbestos siding $12 per 100 s ft OWER OWER SSHeee RE- | : Aes s3m4 | Very gentle MY 2-5761 ay ank fates Some i ee 1} 3s" x 32° WINDOWS WITH - per cent off Used bathtub, youth | &""piyecord 4x8 sheets 43.97 | _ Dalf no. Joslyn | -etredaee 2E 20 Ee aay trallers: ke reut— se) 4owe pey- “storm windows, $2 per set. 6 Red Frame bed. complete; double spring and | Finergias insulation $4.50. roll aE EE A | A-l TOP SOIL. FILT DIRT “sanpD| Sale Farm Produce — cy ment. With fast. courteous service and| screens included free One 21° WAITES mattress, maternity dresses, sizes | House’ paint $285 gal. PRE -FABRICATED. nd gravel EM 3-2449 | ee ee RS BOTTLE GAS on payments to fit vour budget? | power lawn mower. si8. needs ze 6 & 16 FE 2781 : RERMU DA HOUSE Al Top sot sio LOAD FE “Bp SIZE SEBAGO -EED POTA | aiea you) shoukl visit) cur new) — minor reneirs (#3, Thor BED AND BEDDING |! WHEEL METAL BED TRAILER | Roofing. hardware, plumbing, ce- “i. io ui : E T-84_or FE 2.0426 Ocoee it pee foam ceninestien, | ACCESSORIES STORE modern office, so conventent to aNTIQém PINE SGnaER CUP. DOWNSTAIRS STORE : Montgomery Ward gale cond. | ment. sewer crock drain ttle. ce- IDEAL FOR BEACH. Aa TOP SOIL RICH BLACK _970 Baldwin Rd _ 60 8. Telegraph FEE 2-3200 parking and shopping, where iba board, 1 sectional davenport and “ see $50. 124 Pingree- FE 2 ment plocks. errs, tanks «You . ; . a : 7 ee nN dirt. | cw Open Eves & Sun pm. Drivate consultation rooms await) white leather chatr MT 4-089 Misc HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND | j FUEL Ol HOT 7 warke HEAT. one CAMPERS AND. Sivene Bennett, 1 FE S470 ee ee 1186 | — you. phone and tel), ——— power 8. New Frigidaire. @o i - iar Jes = ———— = = us your needs a a a ‘Harper 8t. . heater San Gn $30. _Olive a axe UN ION W RE C KIN NG. BACK YARD. SPE- & BROWN AND SON. BLACK sEFD POTATOES. CERTIFIED Rent Trailer Space 79 b> + ) sts seated, TR IS atseree ~ a . { PP ~ Home & Auto Automatic washers . . $68.50 MONTOOMERY | REFRIGKRATOR | 5 a TRAILER, KS, TEEL CMIAIN YARD. CIAL MODELS. FOR dit FR 1708 rere, oe ite “Granger ‘Ra Oxford. “OAK: SPACE Om PONTIAC LAKE O8 ge eshers . 4 ) Wy stancerd | Tame nelew 5 SSSA a = Refrigerators... . 38.95. up| _stove, washing machine. FF 2-2061 = £ 5 Dats tue tc en a 8 TRAILER OWNERS, & Top .sotl BLACK DIRT, | _lenq_*& 3-1278 iL C Vacuum cleaners $793 up| MUST SELL AT ONCE: MARC Hoo. |? a cunvs ol sacese, Winsce, oe . to 2 , ll MODELS TO Bupkiow. FES ii reve’ George | STRAWBERRIES WE PICK wane oan ompany pedi TE Rei a & any dining room table, 6 roger ty el. perefect condition. Used 1 sea- 9800 GR ano aS WNP - S ~ 7 ° re) a on oe = USHED NE. Bird ons Appa FE Auto Accessories 80 aN. Pe Street apOUT_ANTTEGRG 250 W ANE os Like new, Saree M. e., $150 each. Call MApyfair Daily 8 to Pploss B to : CHOOSE FROM. NO Sand. ve’ A Lyle tin, +6537. ~“é a ve , ‘ Hours: » (2°Gond Floor) |, uo [FOR THE HOME CAN BE FOUND | NEW 930 WINDOW PAN FOR Ji; Ps ate 5 7 KEnwood $-8200 MONEY DOWN. _FE &1112 of PE 26572, STRAWBERRIES. BY QUART OR AUTO GLASS SERVICE = AT L&S SALES Washer $13. Gas stove $20. Com: | ~ Reasonable By lx} JONES & LAMPSON BENCH | DEALER a-i TOP so CRUSHED STONE, | case. Royce, Long, 3060 Ford Rd..| Glass installed Taagecl WHEN YOU NEED A little out of the way, but lot | _plete bed for $28. FE ma 8 RTO TF. | inte to, chucks and face plate sand, gravel, fill, woot Ment Bow How. | _ MUtual Milford. —— the “highest” gh gre i pe pay al while they ERUILT whanTNG - @. SF ORTSC R, 1 s 150. MA, 5-4492 | P 4 pr Frit at EM 3-0531. Sostomer, ta work ast, lawnmowers, «2 and 1 a ceches cones ane | 4000, miles Boy's 36" Sch ni” TV. AU's Al TOP SOIL, SHREDDED. | Sale Farm Equipment 76 O See ene eee retrooruors on N Johnson. PE esies,| Dicqsie- Ex®, condition, Electric |" tte. ike new. $110” Apply in $6 Loaded daily. fhe de'wored tm hererden tout 6 Sea ee Gee = CONDITIONERS FREE Sd tetne Tio | Teer apt. 04 Green Bt. FE_ 2-482! FORD TR. PRACTI- ott Auto Glass —— ear of quickly on your ers, vanities x ona ‘prings and| INSTALLA ale is a : fetal = Cleanup Time Is Here “RLACK DIRT — gel Leaty = iver hagas geo {123 Oakland Ave. ; e room ~ cabin ather suitcases, mise end rt Payments to suit it your secasiona chairs, tables, lamer | CRUM 2 E 525! RIC ttems. MAyfair anne Come in and see our new deco- a ee 1959 TL-28 DRAG LINE WITH budget e wil} be pelle TV sets, radios. rugs dining room 3465 7 SHALLOW WELL PUMPS. GOOD rationa — etter nana the new “Leve)- rr «1170 or __ssCéFECs«8-2590 Bucket, good condition you with your mony ooabl ems suites page ar ‘New & 0 ern Helghte. condition. FE 42214, oo" TE watessing wil es oes ae e. STATE FINANCE CO. ™ ee Sank Bldg. 4-157 _ LIKE A REAL CAR ' BARGAIN?-Eots of 'em in the Want Ads! y other mis USED —— — trade-in dent for real. a UsE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN OR EASY TERMS TO 24 M Rd, 4 = 2 a E. “ oe Peete OROKR FBteu learnt & GRAY. CHROME BREAK. set. Bookcase bed for sale. can after 5, FE 2-4839. ay CHROME DINETTE mboo shades, sizes 28 ft. wid He) ft. wide 2 maple chairs Radio rd SAVE ENERGY, USE -|WANT ADS! To find a job, place to live or a good used car, see Classi- fied NOW.“ CHURCH'S INC. 107 8, Squirrel Ra FE 2-0233 Se iniaid boc wall CLOSIN: sane tile... tna —_— Serine G OUT — bad Lee tee ee nen te ft oo Ss 357 §. Saginaw seen se paint ress’ mixtures. Sas BLACK DIRT. SAND PILL AND _avavel, delivered. MA 42327. —, DIRT TOP SOIL, FILL dirt, sand and gravel. FE 92-3480. BULLDOZING Call MU: 9-2502 or MI 6-0516, BLACK (DIRT AND FRAT TOE ‘OR 5.7540 1 i ALi CRA CHALMERS COMBINE, la Hawk trencher, like new. | ho gp Ee ha a other» used Red, "Rcete shen see sien & INDUSTRIAL Y co. Gs Westward Pe +o Pe +1443 TIR . TREADING CO, oF. Fen & ‘ Po oe ae id * =f # £ a : — patie Res sey a ia | samen 7 a aie 2 ae i) eae i jas a b j. * . ; ; i 2 : * F . i ; : i y me ‘ ( : i ~ f a0 é ‘ “ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1956 | To: | 2 Wanted Used Cars 88 MODEST MAIDENS - By Jay Alan For Sale Cars Le For Sale Cars | ‘For Sale Cars 917 a i~ oa ‘ ; 4 1982 } ; Nate | LATE MODET CARS CLEAN AND Oe eee - DRIVE, TO ORI ORION | 2 enepiiell aceiaae Ta A fe. gore ==ares| OLDS (ioe ® : NIN’ j NI 1,308, " Saee, er 1954 Ford’ 2 dr. 8 cyl. Twe-tone. i A _— GLENN S : — | Motor vets highinnd sna | Ty We . | 984 6. Saginaw St PE ¢7371. “CLEAN 4, FORD . ° * eat s Motor, Sales J R N F R ra, He, STOOPS, 88 SSA] oo puer nen, ee . FE 401 Eb gow 2 after 5. ha: 08, 4drs, hard a A i ge amy §) PORD MAINIINE TAKE OVER | ence? "ed summer clear: SSE awn |GET SET]. _ For the BEST need them SOrive the on miles ft On pay you well. 4540 Dizie "iH. J. VANWELT OR 3-1355 : : SHOP IT ‘6 MERCURY HARDTOP, TAKE 8. seer PE 58-0044 after «| UP TO 38 MONTHS ON BaLANCE a ay eee ack ME| Mr er op eter i anage wabeon uve, Poly For | In "WHEELS and DEALS BARES) -Phamas Biel HASKINS| summer 2 “Sale Motor Scooters 82 veo rather paeey oe VERY EEmet I reac 'S3F 2D $ 59 wa CUSNMAN EAGLE. GOOD | sharp. late model cars. clean Fé 37542. CHEVROLET-OLDS Driving 54 Chev. 4 Dr....$ 844 '53 Ford 2 Dh: 5 — mere __TE bt! _ COMMUNITY ine OLDEMOBILE wa vie FE| _ “Oakland County's | *54 Olds 88 4 Dr.. $1399 °55 Buick Conv. ..$1999 Sal ems ears focod bee a TENS” Bestest Growing Dealer” and | °55 Ford 2 Dr....$109 '53 Dodge 2 Dr...$ 599 MARLEY 1% 6 SCOTT LAKE MOTORS CY OWENS MAple 55071, Open Nite MA, "th ® ' ‘ , —— YOUR FORD BARGAINS — Vacationing | :s2Plym.4Dr....§ 39 's1 Chev. 2 Dr....$ 244 DEALER re, ee Yes, see this fine selection $5 Chv. Sta. Wg. $1399 °53 Chrys. 4 Dr.. .$ 899 atenees oante “ of USED CARS and let us] °53 Pont. Chf. DL..$ 644 —°S3 Cadillac “HT. .$1844 good condition. show you how easy it is] , : . OVER 8 REAL BUYS | , SHOUGHTEN & SON | to own-one. 54 Ford 2 Dr....$ 844 'S3 Plym. 2 Dr....$ 599 “CY” OWENS gue tatx? peaLen 1956 'S2 DeSoto 4-Dr...$ 444 °'55 Ford St. Wg.. $1444 OLive 1-0761 52 Ford R. Wg...$ 599 53 Nash R. Wen. $ 599 C re add 6. Seginaw a 53508 828 N. M Roch Dod 2 D $1895 A ale JF: pure lar b + ° Open 8 am. to 6 ‘ ec OOr....-. ’ "s “ees $ Daw — ~ s. pm. West Side Used Cars $2 Chev. 2 Dr... .$ 444 $1 Ford 2 Dr....$ saniey DAVIDSON He LoabED | 803 N. Main, Rochester tth extras. Like new. sé Elida, OPEN ‘TIL 10 ra 8. Bivd. OLive east 195 HARLEY DAVIDSON 14 WE PAY pet ee — i = tam stet pe = =! Top Dollar ig te ey SPEED TWIN, 6160. For Clean Used Care & Trucks. te AND SERVICE’ ON your Harley Davidson. See iariey Matthews- ann wate um | iorgreaves ~ N MOTORCY ‘SS PACKARD PATRICIAN, FOLL| pri whe rhead is ‘lo batten Conieet, reste & beet vo Ra" ‘cogo, arsor, FE" etias | "#1 9. teginer ot_-_ TE ewe —we | Begs ike new. ted “ssye, Wap veiisresce, May | 1954 "54 Ford Co. Sed..$1299 "$2 Oldls S. 88....$ 699 5 WS Sete: Oot emer gic biseen: yes | 9" She just made a withdrawal — the vice president!” Mazurek Motor Sales West Side Used Cars | ’53 Nash 2 Dr....$ S44. _'53 Ford R. Wg...$ 844 thorised Triumph A.J.6. Match- North Chevrolet’ 8 South Bivd. at Weetwere. FE ¢-0587 | 933 W. Huron rE +2185 Ford Ranch Wagon .$1395. - oer hat ee ane . + ee HAUPT PONTIAC |, WILLYS PANEL TRUCK. $200| “ neato w heater Hydramaue. || 94 Plym.2Dr....$ 799 ‘53 Chev. 2 Dr....$ 599 For Sale Bicycles 84 pig Eat Be Sale Cars 91) __For Sale Cars 9 CLARKSTON _tige, “tment: Oeieng Net 1955 | 52 Packard 4 Dr..$ 444 °S4 Ford HT .....$1199 we ni e = VaLES | ( TW ee ~~~~~~ | 1956 Catalina Coupe. Loaded. Dem- ? ~ . 9 . tee a oma wo ocuwom ae cen | eR? elem ~ LOCK! ere ee ee comes 1058 Biarehiet conv eruble. fae ee sppt-| Pontiac 4 Door.....$1995] ’53 Buick HT ...$/999 '52Chrysler HT .$ 699 cre > = ea |S Se, Se See ee “power, 34000 IMPERIAL, FULL | peg Pontiac 2 dr, Excellent condi part payment “0 of at good oat sare '52 Ford 2 Dr....$ 444 ‘SI Plym. 4 Dr....$ 24 GIRLS 3° BICYCLE “GOOD BUD SHELTON International bulldozer, | _ west tion, Like eaTIgN sprctats: | BIE eee. 1954 . NOUS RACER. WITH ae MOTOR SALES Diesel powered, 9 foot 1st Buiek 3 dr. Hardtop. Se LAE: amr | Ford V-8 4 Door.. $1095 shift, $25 FE 7.0786. Corner of Auburn & E. Bivd. blade, good condition ... HASKINS ipso Chevrolet 2 Osxiand “Ave Ratio & heater. Ford-O-Matic $10 00 D D li Boats & Accessories 85} —winrgp: scar cans | See it today. eon enn gt SPD ns negron N Seana 1953 | : OW Re OUNCE TM MP RVINRODE “we. LIKE) @iRTED——JoNEED-O8-UIED | 1956 Plymouth - Station HEV rN era Ford Custom V-8. ...$995 Cars Listed Below Pt ROAST. WHEEL AND | A";aif7 TAH *7 Bode FO) Wagons, 2 and 4dr. mod-| C . |serom 7-1 mre! Motor Sales mete On ee BAGLEY AUTO PARTS] els. Some are demos. iasa PLruguTa save “1952 1952 Ply. C1. Cpe. 1951 Ford Sta. Wag. 9 AGLEY : : ee AER CASH FOR ANY WAKE OR Lire | Beaute) 1000 Piymouh ever, 4 SP ECIALS LIQUIDATION LOT went our Tredit has| Nash Rombler H/T .$595 oe Bese De ee z = ‘ ‘ 2 id w . Radio ve. ’ ’ 12 FT. Wrervics Call FE eesas. paint, Light blue trim. Many epe- FULL PRICE “ permenis. Howard's Csed Cars| been turned down else-| | “1951 1951 Plym. Sta. Wgn. 1951 Ford vice SU eee toe) eee) eee edi aera ei Sse | here." | cos| 1349 Chev. Panel 1981 Ford 34-T. Pickup ywo oat | se0e Piymenity Craubeesk ck 51 Chev. Sed. .......$395| "ine “mileage. Like new. Call FE FOR AS LITTLE AS Pontiac Catalina Cpe. $695 1952 Hudson Hardto 1952 Chev. Cou ALL ASSEMBLED | %,FonD Tom, oRD | “Rak Hts nice. One owner." |'S2 Chev. 2 dr........$495 | _tmee afer Bm $39 50 Dn. |“ "Won0 ees kf . sours READY TO PAINT indicators, excellent trucks, also| 1952 Hudson Wasp. ¢ dr Hydra.) S39? lym. Sed..... 110 /$495 PONTIAC CATALT ep “Ss ° 1952 ° : , $69.95 Of ae Orion b+ rag eriel Nearly new tires. Ready to| ’53 Stude. V-8 Cpe... .$595 cream body; All les! r“upholster: No co-signers Pontiac Cataline Cpe $795 : ‘ ] Easy Terms ret ee $ee8 Olds, ¢ er. 1¢ - . 753 Chev. Sedan...... $695 Be veare: inching tor on print No furniture loans = -| Radio & heater, Bydramatic. | Convertib es WAITES Sa PT TAN ee RATE RAH. 3 tone, good family cor | 54 Packard Sedan ples ule aulee es Oabiand. Px | No finance companies : 1 1954 Ford 1954 Chevrolet SPORTING GOODS 1100%20 Figen Good condition. | 1946 Chevrolet % ton panel deliv- 55 Chev. V8 Station Wen. eer: No red tape Transportation 1953 Ford 1958 Buick DOWNSTAIRS STORE —— sell Wor tnfo. FE) ery. heavy duty axle, low mileage. eee ee ee Oe Immediate Delivery ' °F oe TFT ROWBOAT. 74 uP. CLIN- MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM) $F. 4¥{tigp ‘south. Hospital ‘Road | yy) y Specials! 1952 Ford 1951 Chevrolet ee i cHEY, Ane elas CLARKSTON MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS | 1948 PONTIAC 4 DOOR. HYDRA- we Hold al ie 49 P 4 Door . .$395 . . . 5 . -| FE 8-0743. : ic. H. : . : po ae "Wo L100 INTERNATIONAL. GOOD ee Bees TC Gna. © 00. “aint “Weaverton. OL Ny TION. LE “re Race 0 beta. Rrdramatic, vow! . ° - PT. THOMPSON PIBERO vkbor pppoe igi Chrysler-Plymouth 1-788. ATIO} 40" P 2 Door. $295 Guck poet. FE_3-7787. _bea. Boot 0 offer ose N. Merrimac. 33.8. MAIN 8T. PONTIAC 63 CUST_ CAT. HYD. MOTOR SALES ontiac eetdoy - G Bas ZOWAsCUT, | STEERING ) CHEV. TON STAKE. EXc. CLARKSTON :' Pow, Steering. EM 3-2506. cnlaWeaaunaer Radio & heater, standard trans-| 2 : cond., best offer. OR 30414 | wesw PONTIAC 196 SEDAN, EXCEL- : . ' $12) 52 my i) PT. DEE WITE RUNABOUT. ; Open Evenings, Till 9pm. CHEVROLET “lent motor, OR 3-501. BUD SHELTON = ) Lincoln 4Dr.. [ if or . 104 hp. Gray motor. Very good 56 CHEV. : “ > ’ ue PONTIAC. HYDRA CLEAN, fo & heater. O'Dri a lO U ne paw se - condition. FE 4-965. ; % ton pick u Very low ; Oakland County s 2-2547. OFFERS ror Hudson 4 Noor. $310 ; : / AVAILABLE. FOR IMMEDIATE | 7. ase Uist Fastest Growing Dealer” ‘$9 Bute © Sasseteite $1308 | “Mydramatic, radio &@ heater. BFE C Dom MATERA “| pearance. Just your cat rig se tel lap 1954 B Bed ite Ser, 464 S. Woodward A POAT Lipts—WwaTEeR sxis —| pearance. Just your car or : pen Nitee si . ye 8 are... glans ooawar»r ve TWO ROPES. ‘ E ‘48 CHRYSLER. GOOD COND. 38 Chev. 310. 2 dr........... loss Ler A INLAND LAKE SALES truck down. Easy GMAC WILL PONTIAC . : A RB White walls. OR 3-7630 O D ‘63 Ford 2 dr. OD............6 898 : "52 Olds Bup. 88 3 dr 805 $131 W. Rurce PE ¢M13i & 34123 Terms. 33 DODGE, Gyromatic, V8 EN. F R : —— $ 9,000 miles. $845. Call Midwest @, radio @& heater, nice car. : . AEENYAN boats H ASKINS TOTE _68300 cust OM LINE SAN PROPELLERS RETAIL = |Birmingham Midwest 4-7500 STORE ‘63 DODGE 4 DR., SHARP! AUTO. MICHIGAN FOR trans. Fully equip. 3505 $ oe Se ANY BOAT & MOTOR Y ( | JR JEFFREY FORD SALES i TE CALL ALL Ly Parete AND CHEVROLET QA 63011 945 “GOODWI T1. A PHONE LL We have sen new out-|asag@y gin Menway at a0, N NOTE NEW LARRY Bud Shelton USED CARS” STARTS A COURTESY CAR board runabouts used as Re a Te OR SALES CLEMEN demonstrators for sale at NEW Tints, SHARP . Everybody’s Credit JEROME Cor. Auburn @ East Blvd. PE ¢-¢738 ® pEMiND THE POST Orrice | — SR ont AS reduced Ce. | rw 42131 22 AUBURN Is Good Here AR —— Sore 2EALER 39 PASSENGER INTERNATIONAL “aie tat me *reerden momen wna |_ RPE Eytan Sie C TORMSMELAEE SS BEAM * Y O | | \W | | | 9669 Ra. 430) "| gare son BOSOR PAWEL ies 1955 ANON PT. MAHOGANY PLA C] Sy ton Ford panel. Cant be see . " beard—Excelleot condition. Phooe 170 ¥o_Exmosr “Aner eee PL:-YMOUTH Trade Ins O] I \/ E R e inte 3 HP JOHNSON MOTOR & *, On Salen” full license. 400 BELVEDERE @ FORDOR : ; A diet cescnconin ot See | FORD BUMP, OO00 CORDE| pe acta nme | 3 FOR Wage Some BUICK | S M | | F ... may be the abbreviation fo FT MODERN. MOLDED 2 ‘Hl WILLYs PICKUP With FRONT Powerflite Transmis- ' Champ. 2 door... ; 605 for “Anonymous'’'—BUT 4 STUDE mahogany walk-through. drive. No down a sion, Power Steering Dou- ‘4] CHEVROLET B-A 2 dr... § 80 with running lights, re- / : ' i : dio, complete a 2 Ee at Tires, olex Glass Paste Fe FORD ora 08 ons ey Offers custom floor boards, utility cov- WILSON ler Heater and Defroster. |S). NASH. wagon 2222” $705 EVERY MILE \\ i er & Gress cover Powered with Directional Signals, |Wind- | ‘$3 PLYMOUTH 4 door... $ 695 “ss = 80 Electric starter & eee, Washers, Backup $2 BUICK Su r “ar sialic 3 605 ] hmm age remote control equip- G M C Lights 51 OL per 6ar ........ . 7 . . iso “s beaatiful winch-op- as ‘Bl PONTIAC 4) door soc. $388 XOU DRIVE A SCHUTZ MOTORS erated eiraiier Licensed and . . || This car sold new for $3180 | 31 PLYMOUTH |. § 398/54 Buick Hardtop, real equi ean ea) rater atch, Open Evenings Till 8 )| Get cur Special Price to You! |'s0 CHEVROLET 0000000. $ 295 io & E TRADE IN : Shamuives open. Ta: Tuesday Throuch Friday 80 PONTIAC 4 door ....... $305 | sharp, radio & heater, see . satety and many other extras. ues ay rough ri ay A ‘$0 FORD 8 2 door........... $ 6 Dynaflow, good rubber. is our symbol for Come ever & cee. tor reelf. OAKI AND AT CASS @ FORD 2 door ..........., $ 195 Check this one 53 M $1095 . 30880 Woodside Dr. lin, y : : ; ,, Mich, MAyfair 6.9708" eee nice Crculy = ee . fie HFT. CHRIS CHART DE CHRIS SPATE, DE: PHONE FE 5-9485 Deaton Lora C "LE! a VN’ S $195 Monterey Hardtop, Radio & Heater, Power eieerng & Brakes. | IS] 'D ( Al $1,600, MY _3-7081__ For Sale Cars 91 Gases "Beir Dee rt , . ' 7 BD: 3. ae St ere ve = an mas $0 Ford.2 dr., radio & || ‘53 Buick Riviera ...... $1195: Ew ROW BOATS. 000. af | “Sirdensome? Let, us belp you, to) Speen 1986 sac ee ee heater, x ood body » V8 Ceses, Rete & Mester, W/ Wek Tues, ua Powe. That Are . 6-8782 _ adjust to some jess pensive ; H. WW. Soft top Fordamatic. Call] engine. o down pay- U ‘ CHEVROLET '8¢ FACTORY WAR- OETBOARD, MOTORS HE, GER | Medel itor oaice | MEN N ate ee Maca roceesd | aftr ¢ pm Pie sere ment cequired: 93 DeSoto 4 Dr. Sed .... $ 995 Guaranteed in Writing burst Ré., Holly. Phone MElrose M24 at Clarkston Rd Prices. 150 series, $1550; 210 se- imi Vis. Automatic, Recto b Meats, W/Wall Thos An ooten use rary a Weaat — meres Pres, $162. Bel Air series. $1725 +0183 ‘ CARS LISTED BY STOCK NU Qiks GuaP¥ PT twecaam |—___ MY 3201 Fectory options and accessories at | 1988 PAIRLANE FORD. LOW $495 ~ ED BY STOCK NUMBER M + Reupbolstered. 182 a HARDTOP 1955 SPECIAL noenicln oct cee tas piss = ebeege,_cell_chepp._FE 29071 ‘SA P ] 1001, 4 D $ 845 | bp ery good FE, Ro& H. Dyna. WW tires Low! Call *poc Watson PE ¢4808. | 33, FORD COUPE, CHANNELED. | +49 Chevrolet Convert: y Tr. =a : | 8-002. _malleage., FE 5-900 aft 6 pm | Cel _D <——| Hydra. brakes. MI 4-5019 after Chevrolet Convert Sedan, Heater Only. See this al 211 S. Saginaw ? GoeTELLO® BOATS WOTORS, | 198¢ BUICK SPECIAL HARDTOP. eer ce aS a Sidoyah | lee ible, radio & heater, one || , 5 trailers Lake Orion. MY 3.3732, "| With extras. $300 ‘ang ‘take over) harp “Gold Bell Gift same" | 04 FORD V4 COUNTRY SEDAN 53: P] 4Dr. $ 695 || No.996 A. ’ss Se $1645 EVINRUDE MOTORS —paymite. Call FE 46060. Lake Orion Motor Sales ee cet Ce ewes) OT, Dew paint, real ym. T wccceseeee yp ery ae REC Oe Geter Boat Tratlers—don't any | 1965 CaRTROE 210. ¢ DR. 6 M24 at Clarkston Rd FE ship shape. Sedan. Radio & Heater. Gom4E 0 aa 5 Died | le AA a ube This cer is ‘Cage trailer unti] you see the Gator. eyl. $200 for chats. Balance 56.78 Ford — Mercury ‘Sa FOR ao SHARP! 95095. aasossaries. Mileage, Meyer's Aiumizem “Boats _mo_ FE 6.285 MY_ sai J FORD BALES ‘55 Dod 4 D $1795 % CHEV STATION WAGON, CHEVROLET. 1050, R. 187. TOA 630 795 ge T ......--- No. 1213 A. °54 CHEVROLET 119. KELLY'S “HARDWARE see See a ee lbeey. | 9108 makes Fes 781 C fedan. Radio & Heater, W/Wall Tires, Power Steering and RED & IVORY. Y eae ogee : AUBURN HEIGHTS FR sent Es = = BRIGI {T AR- - "52 Buick Roadmaster 4 Gide, “mis ts 6 real claeey ine ear ° meet. Feess For | Brst 23 Shr, WAR MARINE dr., radio & heater, pow: | ‘55 Plym. Hardtop ..... $1795 No 26 26 A.'S3 CHEVROLET EOD iat poem eal CEH i V. : er steering, 2 tone paint. Radio & Heater, Powerfite, W/Wall Tires, Two Tone Green. | ohied Bilin eads AIR R RARDTOP Has Radic & Heater, EVINRUDE MOTORS |. ) SPOT TRUCK $1095. ‘02*Dodge ...........-. $995 oo 370 A. 'S3 CHEVROLET....... $45 Whirt riwing boats ee Wolverine boats Heater and Gyromatic. yaoun © BEIGE. BEL AIR, 3 Door, Very nice condition. ‘Grumman’ canoes No Money © ; : B Ole Town canoes _ * 54 Ford V8, Custom- 7] real gy, , | 0ODemos.| “Soin | MARKET | is-Ptie'e St | 54 Chev. 210 2... $ 795] so tam FORD ace oe 1, Be TERMS - 2-DOOR SEDAN. @ CYL ' EERE SO UCTS = Beat Covers, Russ and looks Teel good.” Paaio Restor, Now uljarrington Boat Works | “MitEsoE trae ‘reitenice.! ~— Just Good | 'S6 Ford $2245 | «lean. $295 down. ‘93 Pont. Chf Dlx ....... $ 895 |} xo. 1208 A/'S3 FORD ... SOEMESG Goreoakb taGtORs *LoabeD wit Fe PONT OE C di Victoria, Fordomatic. 8 cylinder. 3 8 Cyl., Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, W/Wall Tires, Baby Blue. — ; LACK IVORY. MAINLINE 6 CYL. },DOOR. OOR.” Radio & Heater Sales and Service Starcraft & Lone- Te it 55 Bui k $20 5 $ Q5 ' ‘ ’ 8905 and runs real . & Very economical Bale Woon Ercan | PEE MRT BARB TOP DAN CK $2099 | 51 Ford 2 ar, radio & || OD Ford Victoria ....... $1895 | vm pun anene AOEELY STONE LOADED win ex-| 48 Cadillac, Hvdramatic, | Rivter® Dynaftow. 3 tone. heater, VS earine. looks Fistic &' Mester, Automatic, W/Wall Tires, This Cer is Almost || '55 CHEVROLET 34 Ton P/U coccecscc ou $1195 306 — rd Lake Ave. TRAS. PRICED TO SELL. radio & heater. oD Ford $1795 & ane good eS dows 1 *w. F DARK, BLUE & IVORY Looks like new. MERCURY MOTOR 64 HOREE.| BravtiPul Thome aM at: | 46 Dodge, radio & heater. | victoria, rea & white, # cylinder. payment required 54 Ford Convertible 560 $1395 1 ‘49 C EVROLET 1 Ton P/U....ecceeesse $598 Ro = ee VER ORAY FINISR LOADED "49 Olds, Hydramatie, 55 Chev. $1895 ° Radio & Heater, automatis, W/Wall Tires. Fire Engine Red | == ber, good paint This is @ sharp truck with éapeed outboard motor. Phone FE $-2163. radio & heater. Secon Pose Gas $695 ; SHORTY HOOK’S | “4"¥ “ORE To,CHO0SH FROM +49 Ford, 2dr. overdrive, [VEE De) OTR Ae. } ccc c ew ewccccee POS] + , : PLACE. Ss "$195. radio & heater. ‘55 Pont. $1645 *S2 Pontiac 2 dr., radio ‘04 Ford ° 5 / Cass and Oakland | MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS | '48 Dodge. 2 dr., radio Red & black. 2 dr. 8 ci. & heater, Hydramatic, || + 1 SS ‘CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Door.......... $1695 Marita reese Mo- a | & heater. 'O4 Ford $1095 8 cylinder, deluxe model. 90 Nash ctw eto ete eet es $1795 | /Svertiing YELLOW & IVORY. Plenty of extras including O'Drive. 1000 tone Maiden id arf Aig Your Car Down 750 Hudson, radio and Custoth & 2 dr. R & H $99 5 iieecee a eee ee "98 FORD Custom V8 aioe sie ; - w secs Sisia © scele @ < $1 595 —_ or trailer ——— poets, NIQHEST TRADES heater. : / ub an. c overs, adio & Heater, Over Drive. Ra PE 8012 Open “tl 8 0° a weet Teeee ’50 Ford Convertible, radio ‘94 Chev. $1075 Sd Dodge 4 dr., radio & 04 Mercury Sect ee es $1695 1°54 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2 Door..... $1195 SAD OAT LIGHTNING CLAMS | TARE Tree iD rosario "| & heater. os ees heater Corenct very || Bweet and Steck. 7°7er Meerine & Brakes, “way ot. Biter Il! ~"romquoisE & IVORY. Radio & Hester,” Exsclient Conctuce fecnpaiaton OWfred | ent Tain [SU lars irtamasc |, SS ls, B1S8S | nce, eoeng 2 tone 1°55 Cadillac 4 Dr ....... $3205 }] S.REXMOUTH crantroolys Dor, $8 A C - oucay i eoveves . jo & He: asain tal - . paint. $295 down, ater, Hi-Drive. FL AIRLINER. pont petar-act ropart | ’50 Olds, Hydramatic, €2 Sedan, fully equipped. , a ee ING buecece payee Iles $1295 '54 Olds 4Dr........... $1695 5 Ca ontion Pein, ie soe Ba ig *° 44+ $595 | Mint B, Si, Petersburg. Tempe. HAS NS il Dodge, radio & heater. "53 Pines 4 re , 3 a. i cies 54. Pontiae 2 dr. radio Super “88” Sedan. Equipped with all Power Features. 51 oGHEVROLET A DOP. .co5 css csce Cpesee A495 res tex. Terms can be ar- 51 Ford, radio & heater % Plymouth 2 dr & H. .. $628 » Tad EEN Finish. Clean Inside & Out. Ready to ge. ganged. Ferry Service, Inc. OR . 50 Pontiac Convertible, ode op, RO M. . Gess & heater, Hydramatic, womtm—pane | ,,.CHEVROLET Hydramatic, radio Ayan RCS fa of our better cars. O ors °51 SS 1 Ton Panel............. $498 a caea| Fastest Craving Dealer” lu, SheMet H Suze'y dik SRS fat] $345 down, ——— monroe ag a Waawer a '50 Ford, radio & heater. | '49 Me mvertibie ..... 844s “‘Tuapie s-s0rt “Open Rites “td 9| '51-Pontiac, Hy ‘dramatic, | 8 reed ae " vee Su $1595 DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer ce an pos ee radio & heater.’ caine ae ‘35 Pontiac 2 dr. sedan, ‘| rm ' '50 Ford, radio & heater. |: ford "ta ieee $302 | tadio & heater, all the 9128. Woodward, Bi ingham = SIAGE A Lost 10. PBS B Sec SINS |” Midwest 65300 _/ || MATTHEWSHARGREAVES ty |fo,tecover a loss. Dial FE JEROME * SAAN MG one “Oliver Bue _-OPEN- | | “Your CHEVROLET Dealer” Beri Say “charge” | Ont, iver Buic illo Fe: Spm | | ; =a all y “charge it. | on Lake at Cas wie a cnet sat 8 A.M. | til 9 P.M. | FE 4-4546 FE 42549 ji. By! THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20,1956 | _ THIRTY- SEVEN ime’ Being Groomed for Welk- Type Seocass. Polka + + Hold California Man Today's Radio P m Program Debut [y +} "Le 7 Ss hadlo rr ogra s-- Program Debut | wilson Isn't the Type i * F on Check Charges WIR, (769) CKLW, (800) Ww, (950) WCAR, (11390) WXYZ, (1270) WPON, (1460) WJBK, (1490) tt P s. Wi ] A TONIGHT 16:60. ball CKLW, News, David 1:00—WJR, Rosd of Life ef for | | Or Or tr ay1ing I son Sacramento, California man is! ¢eg_wye news ww iy, Mic News WJBK. News, Reid Ww, Ross. Mulnoland being held in the Oakland County! ‘wwJ. News by Lewis Wwxyvz, Meeting WAR. News, Coffee Way? Pau) ar od wine ‘ Jail awai in Oak-| WXYZ Sports, McKenzie caLW. jim.Ven K uren New: CKLW, News, Hollyw ‘ By WILSO : iting appearance CKLW, News, Sports Ww. WPOn ON — sn Shorr otoow WIR, “Music Hall WJBK, News, Tom George Show Biz’ Executives WJBK. WXYZ, Fred Wolf WCAR, News, Caravan NEW YORK—Ed Sullivan, who was once a humble column- land County Circuit on two charges Weak, Bene Camaee WCAR, Coffee With Clem | WPON. News, Parlor ; ’ of uttering and pubjifhing. a ie Neve oy Lewis — || WPON, Don ae 138 WR,’ Dr. Malone Share One Experience jist, made ® fortune on TV—but when I do Earl Wilson on = Erwin H. Bethke pleaded guilty) « ;20--WIR, Dinner Date Sai MeCoy WWJ, Minute Parade z nog ed —Firing by Godfrey television, they tell me, “You're not the Wilson type.” 513.67 at = jraria oge WxYE, Bil tera ue eae ane Orville CELw. men David | 9:00 WIR, Burtea| JACK O'BRIAN Pisin gotta be louder 'n’ fatter to play Wilson,” the TV ’ a SP e wi. a By o’ ectors scream at me. fore Municipal Justice Fletcher) wean, Carsven of Muste Wrz, Nowe 4 p Town WPON, Music for Miséy | CKLW. Bud Davies NEW YORK (INS) — ABC-TV Renton of Royal Oak Monday. etna aon = CRLW. Mews, Qporte || 0:08 WIR, Mrs Fae? WiBE News, Tom George \nopes ‘Police Tikne,” Suet what the One day recently it was different. I was asked to play Bond was set at $500 on each "W0,"7R. Quest House | News, Spore ON | WPON, Musle for Milady | WPON, News. Nelson Eddy j1// 0g. gui Jun Moat Earl Wilson on “Playwrights 56”, produced by the famous count. He will appear in cir-| WxYz. @t Seven /11:30—-WJR, Midnight Music | 1¢: seo WIR, Arthur Godfrey | 9:80—WIR, Nora Drake. e Says, 4 y bs, " elt court June 25. GH eS alien! SYS Score | ERR STH rey | RATE Sort Hinise [be another modest bit in the Law-/ Pred Coe AM! atwitter, I arrived at NBC and was imme The charges against Bethke go WAR, News Caravan CKLW. Ted Mccoy) cKLw. Rews. Be Homechats SPOR, x “1460 warren (rence Welk fashion . . . diately insulted. back to , 192 when he! ; co Min aan Report r N, Biuet Chaser ° WCAR. News. Temple ww, ns ae | an Sane bone Ae old Noy 14 bought a carton of black conten and was nanding around is alleged have passed the) WY, 6:00—WJR, Jim Vinall 10:50 WXYZ. Onl Marries wate. Bud Davies reno’ Sielinekd. vocal Emces with: the actors watching rehearsal. Finishing the coffee, I 2 i ski, st Carol checks in the Royal Oak area. Po-) CKLW. Gabriel Heater | Wwi, News |, WCAR, Muse in the Air | WCAR, News i Desuri ‘low nis| Wondered what to do with the empty paper cup. lice there said he was believed to| WJBK Mickey Shorr CELW. Rooster Club 1:00 WIR. Arthur Gedirey | WEON, News, Club ego (DeSurik, Stan Wolowic and his have crashed about eight othérs| easvwmm senten | G2BK Reve. feig.), | RM, Mista, | Maye, Hous ary, Polka Chips, the New Polonia| Seeing @ cP on a nearby sound track, I thoughtlessly put) Mia WWJ, Trath, Consequences a~ ped moh : * Bt | CKLW. Eddie Ch Dancers, etc ... my em cup re. eroued Ge sane time WxYE, Bho “Ww, Bb Maxeel soem wiaK. ews, Tom, George (00—WIR, Parade of Bands cas “TAKE IT WITH YOU!” boomed the loud voice of a man ° : : gnorr| SY The r and director of “ 8 by police ih Seattle, Washington) Yoon, News Record Room| GREW: OU Nunn nWZbON, News. Party W2Y2, Wattrick-Sports ma ampsanlre vces on = truck. “WHAT D’'YOU THINK THIS IS—A TRASH “CANADIAN and bal for Ravel Cok Sowing) ox win Beem, | Seem Sogn Om | SEE Gee ree | Stak Gert Sees“ | Beceer” hove eomwaig om (OT * + . | the completion of a 10-month term wx Music Hall 7:00—WJR, Jim Vinal) WCAR. Muste in the : WPON, Community News —_ 2 * —— s i) ne iaeed ieee oe Rum Grime Pig, | “wea, bat Marga) | TaCRABAN artnanooe | Se Wz ious ait” | ford foald and Meet’ Syivere | “The sound men have a strong union,” whispered one of the fll —==>- ia Schenley | _WPON, Record Room CKLW- ewe Davia “WW, News by Cederburg wait, Mews ickenzie | were the first two fired by God- actors. “They once said the same thing to Bobby Sarnoff.” ra? WHISKY “ww Bet Your Lite WAR, News. Cofies CKLW. News, Tex Benecke | 5:00—WUJR, Philip Lenhart | frey many headlines age . And then we were on the air. Everybody was nice afterward. 4 WXYZ, Vande WPON, Don Zee WJBK, News, Tom George WWJ, News 5 ; | CKLW, By the People | 1:30—WJR, Music Hall WCAR, News. Music wave. Wettricy-8 Sports =| Lyn Duddy, producer ot Jaye p, “You looked exactly like Earl Wilson,” several people said. 6 YEARS OLD IER. wees, Miskey Geert) SX te here Oe Om, Ne Time for Muste | WJBK. News, Don McLeoé Morgan's tiny-but-tasteful TV sub JOkingly. But I fear one wasn't joking when he added, “That rus 0. :30— WIR, Basebal WJBK, News, Reid WWJ. Faye Elizabeth WCAR, News, Caravan IMPORTED CANADIAN WHASKY, A BLEND, § wwe Wien ponnany WCAR, Cottee With Clem | WXYZ, News Ace sMZPON, News, Serenade for Eddie Fisher's show, is Arthur) Was the trouble.” 06.8 PROOF. SCHENLEY OSTILLERS C8, 8. 1. 6 | SLY. Fee McCoy — _ ae ee Cotrd tencctiageo aie wwi' ten Denna Godfrey's former choral conductor THE MIDNIGHT EARL : | WPON, Se one Onis WXYZ, News, Osgood WPON, Luncheon Music WXYZ, News, McKenzie (and lyricist... 506 - ee ee | awe Joe Louis's wife, Rose Morgan, is hospitalized, suffering Author of tonight's Kraft Thet-|«compiete physical exhaustion” .. . Elvis Presley refused an Ward's TV Service ; To day’ : Televisio n Pr ograms _. pel — foing Rgpeanigli interview because the magazine wouldn't pay him for his Radio, Car Radio ? photos. He said, “Man, I gotta make the dough while I'm TV, Programs furnished by stations listed tm this column are subject to change without notice. last December, DeWitt Copp by Protege Mame .., hot” . . . Accordionist Dick Contino ordered an engagement | FE 2-2976 | 46.N. Hilldale Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 6—WWJ-TV. ss Channel 7—WXYZ-TV = Channel 8—CKLW-TV esrr FOR PROTEGE — OPEN EVENINGS ring for Leigh Snowden. x 2 * Bob Hope arrived Monday with the missus and the eat kids . . . Pretty Charlotte Van Lein TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS |10:00—(7) Playhouse. Tom Conway|4:00—(2) Four O'Clock Theater. Robert Culp, gets his first prime ¢:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. in “Three Steps to Murder.” (4) I Married Joan. (7) The Er- TV . S. Steel Puppet comedy. (9) Corliss ar-| (9) National News. (4) Amos ‘n’) wins. |Hour and roa his acting In may do her original “Soli¢ Gold F ftice Supplics Sce cher. Ann Baker in “Algebra Andy. The Kingfish dreams: that 4:39—(2) As the World Turns. (4) dependence Day . Cadillac” role tn summer stock. Be Maze,” a math problem involves’ he's down to his “Last Friend.”| (4) Cactus Dan. (7) Cisco Kid.) — ; Ern Westmore of the make clan, the whole family. (4) News and) (2) Theater. “Train to the Sea.”| (9) Howdy Doody. |__Lena Horne made three TV films apaat ned : BACKENSTOSE Sports. Paul Williams, Bill Flem- 19;19—(9),‘Weathervane. 5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Mr. /'” coe. husband Lenny Hayten/ became a grandpa for the ninth time BOOK STORE ming. (2) Linkletter’s Kids. In- 49.43 (9) Ty Baseball Hall of Twinky. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. conducting . . an . Tony Bennett's tiffing with Colum- = | terviews. Fame. Roy Campanella of the| ‘9) Dance Party. ABCTT bac clase corlen bia Records; he wants better tunes . 15-17 EB Lawrence DISCOUNT PRICES [e15—) News. John Daly. (4) DO) Rrecktye Dodgers. eee 1 Pree “Combat Sergeant,” anti Martha Wright will be back into ay lores. Short film. (2) Noms: Jac 9: s0—(9) L Wolf. I F Hay-|°—- Flash Gordon. debut June 29. “South Pacific’—for a summer thea- id : io ALL JEWELRY amr Weatt s ‘Bh, ward in “The Hunt.” (4) Confi-) : 3 — ter stint . . . Gertrude Berg arrived CHARLOTTE [| WE HOLD YOUR NOTE . y dential File. Pau) Coates tells on Kim Novak and NBC are dis- home from Israel .. . Jayne Mansfield’ll make her singing ON USED TV | fot. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ev- : i BUIRLEY JEWELERS | crett E. Phieps. , the “Ex-Con,” inside prison!“ J. cussing the Judy Holiday role in debut July 15 on the Hal March TV spectacular; Steve Allen]. Holden's Red Stamps 914 W. Huron FE 2-9681 | 6:30—(7) Disneyland. “Behind the) Walls and out. (2) Mr. District De | C : be tab spectacmer. Bees Ye? wrote her = q Cees ey 7 Sree a aes - | A., investigates a series of fires’ . have his original role of he. wants , | Elk,” and a tour of Evergiades| : ee | never ani allowed to hear their father’s play * AIR | and an African desert. (9) Mil St by raw phosphorus in Dr. James R. Ladd, 2671 Sylvan '°- golf | 463 8 Saginaw | lion Dallar Movie. Gail Patrick ~ , Shores Dr., is chairman of the. 3 — CONDITIONER fo eet enenge and the 11:00-(7) Soupy's On. Soupy Salesitenth annual convention ot the othe Patti Page Show will have! WISH I'D SAID THAT: It’s Hanna Arond Zacks description. Perry Como aboard via tapes of of a beautiful early Monday morning in June: “The kind of a D PONT 3% TON Lady.” the story of the Pony! with variety. (9) Good Neighbor’ American A . u - 4) fa Point. Po- Theater. William Eythe in “Meet cademy of Dental Perry's voice . . .With Perry out day that makes you sorry you're not alive.” No. 40 Outside White $ 00 yevee (0 eee Medicine slat@{ Thursday through of the way, ‘The Honeymooners”| TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: A love-lorn salmon (report Blighty gj Ne. 40 — Outside litical. (2) Detroit Speaks. De-| Me at Dawn.” (4) News. Paul beat Patti’ miere 176 8.9| ove-lorn sa n (repo ighty oe Nur | ae Facilities, Williams. (2) News. Jac LeGoff.,Sunday at the Sheraton Cadillac| Ga pai (cee to second ™*eazine) told his sweetheart, “If you turn me down again, § GENE’S WALLPAPER AT ‘41:15--(7) e Stones. Jimmy Hotel in Detroit. (I'll throw myself out of the river!” Summer, 'S6. Strang y| ‘half hour belted out “Stage Show. 4835 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-3347 : ELECTRO-MART lee) 'N Caravan. Jobn| Hanely in “Room to Let.” (4) Lit-| Dr. Ladd, also president of xd SS Bill Haley complained to a pet shop owner that his parakeet Near National Pood | Cameron Swayze. | tle Show. John Howard in ‘“‘Talk- Michigan: section of the academy| nt couldn't talk. “So what,” shrugged the guy. “But you'll admit PE 2-378 /7:00—(4) Screen Director's Play-| ing Horseshoe."" (2) Miss Fair- eaues ae the Sgreyow by) Along with . com of old gd he’s a very good listener.” That's earl, brother. —_— —— = house. Three professional gam-| weather. Bette Wright. other doctors Charies films, many comedy show | | blers find their lives at stake in'11:2—(2) Les Paul-Mary Ford Conat_of Hammond Lake drive buying warmed-over sketches from! (Copyrigh 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Ine.) 1P. F. TIME IS EERE! | “Titanic Incident,” Leo Green. Music. and Dr. Fawin W. SS a ae Sizes to Fit the F re 9 mingham, resident e Show ot d . | Philip Reed star. (1) Godfrey)11:25—(2) Nightwatch — Theater. MElate P Nat ties’ Peal Sivers” FS secu Pontiac Elks lod e (ora ee = = Entire Family! and Friends. Arthur Godfrey | Robert Scott in “Shadowed.” ichigan section. ECU | carniv vorites available with 11:90—(4) Files of Jeff Jones. Theme of the four day meeting tive sense of humor) has ee ECONOMY SHOE STORE Mrs. Ruth Gillotte is chairman 552 N. PERRY | variety. : aterial care ‘29 — () Amazing Dunninger.; Jones steps into a trap hunting ' s “Oral Symptoms of Diseases of of tully co "Mentalist reads thoughts, Bob| “Secrets ofa Burlesque Boda” ae eee eae fo 350 Children Soe einen Detox: i Beauty. ists will present essays at the from $1,500 to $7,500 per program. Y ; THURSDAY MORNING ‘meeting on recognition of diseases the committee which will | nag Pontiac Elka Ladee 0 ey cooperation of John Reid, general) RESERVATIONS _ Young hears his son confess a| some (int best to 350 underprivileged chil-marager of Happyland Shows _ ¢rime in “First Disillusionment.” 6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's rearane ppp ace = heed nll — ge Si one ome canteen from throughout Oakland * ¢ 8 EVERYWHERE 00-7) Masquerade Party. Panel Farm Report. sues of the mouth. ‘find Peel es ‘County this afternoon in a feature! The carnival] has been very suc- Call quiz (9) Cross Canada Hit Pa-6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. | —_—— = event of its annual carnival cur | cessful thus far, according to gen-, Delphine Finn Micheels rade. Top tunes from Canada. 7:09—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To a — rently being held next to the Elks eral chairman William Hurlburt. Elkin Travel Bureou (4¥- Television Theater. Everett| day. | mountain Temple on Orchard Lake Avenue.'It will close Saturday with ma- Midwest 4-2170 | Sloane plays an Air Force Col-'7:30—(4) Today. (7) Courttryside. | | « — jtinee and evening performances. | mens —— | onel in “Flying Object at Three/3:55—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) | country sai wal be —_ for the - ee | O'clock.” (2) The Millionaire. Today. a Confederate boys and girls from the county, qrcea tS eupeced Oy pebcsl =e lus Plptooee | Senet view Homta Gne me ore | MIGH FIDELITY . Huron _ when he receives the million g:25—(4) News. 1 Woven, strip . Z ters will be given ample opportu- 314 FE 4-5791 a cannes aly Sars, [8:00 0 Today. (1) Wisse Wonder-# Loam there wil be an sbuniace tice] MA KADOUARTERS 8:30—(7) Break the Bank. Quiz. i“ here W an a ce | (9) Mystery Theater. So nas! 245—(2) News, weather. FY Me Upright ane Ly : : — —* “Te :@0—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp- ere YY Wide Selection.of Components NEW Scarlet iw,” @ year er R Kf TAPE RECORDERS legendary monster appears. (2) 9: men Foca Godfrey. (7) * * tppelintion Ypyy | Catalogue’ “Net” Prices _ $7995 Late pose! ele lean Taye So, F Oulanome GY Attractive Demonstration Room HAMPTON | se) Boxing. 30-round heavy’|18:00—(4 Home. 133 Laorea = YY Expert Guidance—Complete Installation weight bout; Johnny Summeriin 19:28—(4) Window in Home. [38 Sprate - , | : ti, : ! 825 W. Huron. peg monn eg 10:30—(2) Strike It Rich (4), 38 Daten city Sih Sootwscooe McCALLUM & DEAN . — | wards with surprise guest. (2) 10:55 (7) News. [38 Jotming: BARA UR etore) | Steel Hour. MacDonald Carey.\11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tt 4! Number | . : } ‘CROSLEY | Kin Hunter starsin “Moment cll Codd Be Yon it) oocyte id Sena 409 E. Maple, Birmingham MI. 4-5230 J Authorized Courage,” a pair ef gunmen hold/11:15—(2) Love of Life. | srancpecretion bol LILIES zB a — SERVICE #:30—14) Stato ST. John ies na ae Tomorrow. le between tines 3 Loyal 17 Shooting star «33 Place within = eee ee and his son, Peter, star in| (4) Feather Your Nest. (7) Rob $2 ™*" wo... 3 Musraters the p24 moras) att FE 4.1515 “Lonely Man,” a father returns) in and Ricky. > omen § Indian worship tw tants after seven years to claim his|11:4§—(2) Guiding Light. $3 Church seats ¥ Smpley 33 Ol gf ail bench Open Bvee, TM 10 P.M. son. 11:58—(9) Billboard. $6 Algerian # Marinere 26 Commang C&V TV 158 Oskiend §9°45—(7) Sports Headlines. Don ] com 9 Beepise 3a Ten (prefix) cnt, Wattrick. ~ THURSDAY AFTERNOON | 10 Barote nn EE men 2 Recs ze te | ,12:00—(2) Mid-day Movie. (4) Ding. Dong School. (7) 12 o’Clock | Comics. (9) Mr. O. '1%:15—(9) Maggie Muggins. 12:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Holly- Gg e : S wood Story. (7) Beulah. (9) Car-| fe . . ~ uC to ons. x i |12:45—(9) Miry Morgan Show | e \Y ~ ww 1 ee—(7) Lady of Charm. 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Admiring the creation is Martha Stapleton. U.S. to Take Afghanistani on Mecca Trip | WASHINGTON W—As a gesture Ready for US. onmecce te z ' ‘ Four-Color USSR Apes United States is sending a passen- Better Slick Magazines ger plane to take more than 1,000 Printed in America Afghan Moslems on their pilgrim- ,age to Mecca. » Red Magazine * WASHINGTON — A Russian A Pan American World Airways picture magazine, resembling Life plane carrying three air crews and ground personnel is due to arrive nanan spent ve, Aanesica'a tomorrow in Kandahar, South Cen- , ° “tral Afghanistan trading center, to newsstands in a couple of weeks. start the 3,500 mile round trip “= s flights to the birth place of Mo- Its cover will be a four-color hammed. photograph of President Eisen- The International Cooperation! hower shaking hands with Soviet Administration, announcifig the Premier Bulganin at the Geneva arrangement today,estimated summit conference last summer. | about 15 to 20 round trips will be! Its content, according to the So- made during the next two months viet Embassy, will be a nonpoliti-/at a cost of about $150,000, The cal exposition of life in the Soviet Afghanistan government is chip- Unjon—64 pages of it in words and ping in on the expenses by provid-. in pictures, both color and black- ing the fuel. and-white. It will sell for around, The Pan American plane, capa-' 15 to 20 cents a copy. |ble of carrying 64 passengers, will vv ee supplement the regular Afghan At the time USSR hits American airline, Aryana, in transporting newsstands, a virtually identical the pilgrims. ICA said a similar U. S. magazine called ‘‘America"’ assist was given to Lebanon in will be goin on sale inside the So- 1953. viet Union. It, too. will run to 64, The great pilgrimage to Mecca pages and will lean to pictures, is required of every Moslem at both color and black-and-white. least once in his lifetime if he is Its theme will be life in the Unit- able to go ed States and it will sell for about | five rubles, or around $1.25 on the’ official exchange rate. ‘dents, the weather is rainy, snowy see ‘of foggy. The magazine USSR will be en- ——— . tirely in English, and Amerika en- tirely in Rusgian. Eventually each is expected to run to 50,000 copies | om a once-a-month publication basis. This editorial peaceful coexis- tence is the result of an agree-| ment announced last Dec. 23. This made possible the revival of the! two magazines whose publications had been suspended in 1952 when. the United States charged Russia| was interfering with the distribu-| tion of its magazine inside the’ Soviet. nest. Whole colony de- stroyed. Quick ecting. About 20 million Americans play! the piano. 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