ry 4 : | / / t TIAC PR OVER AGES The Weather U.S. Weather Bureau Forecast Partly Cloudy, Warmer Details page two _ 114th YEAR xkKxe«xxwek PONTIAC, Kefauv Up MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956—40 PAGES | ASSOCIATED PRESS U NIT! ED PRESS PHOTOS ANTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE + sy an End _ |New Farm Bill— _Candidates Hear_News| ? Seriator’s Win. Workers Happy ag Long Strike Comes to \ AP Wirephote WESTINGHOUSE BACK-TO-WORKERS — Plant guard Gust ing as the men return to their-jobs for the first Luffey, left, checks five returning employes through the gates of the’ fo Play Big Role in 56 Campaign Timing to Date Appears to Favor Dems; GOP Eyes Pay Benefits WASHINGTON (#)—The timing of new farm legis-lation may become an im- ‘|portant factor jn the major parties’ campaigns for the farm vote in the November elections. Thus far, the timing would appear to favor the Democrats. And there ap-pear to be no signs of a speedup which, some GOP think, might Blights Hopes for Stevenson Tennessean Gets 26 of + State’s 30 Democratic Convention Votes MINNEAPOLIS (INS) —_ Adlai E. Stevenson's Min- ‘|nesota primary “blitz” backfired and today Ten--Inessee Sen. Estes-Kefauver— claimed all but four of the state’s 30 Democratie con-vention votes in returns from Tuesday’s upset presi-dential election. Kefauver's victory, con- \eeded by Minnesota Gov. Orville L. Freeman early today, was a-damaging ‘ WHAT A FINE STATE! — Sen. Kefauver smiles broadly as he {blow to the 1952 Democrat- listens in Minneapolis last night to returns from Minnesota's Demo- ic presidential . nominee’s cratic presidential primary that gave him a significant. preference over Adlai Stevenson. East Pittsburgh works of the Westinghouse Electric Corp. this morn-beginning of a strike last Oct. 17. help the Republicans. Republicans are This contemplates _ their! pinning that pay-+ WASHINGTON i — The West: a year introduction of the 1956 another union, the independent ments up to $1,200,000,000 would inghouse Electric Corp. strike, a line of Westinghouse products. United Electrical Workers (UE), be made this summer to farmers of the longest in the nation’s mod-For that reason, the company will continue pending a separate for taking unneeded crop land Dies in Phoenix Pontiac Driver | ern labor relations. history is E settlement. But an early agree-out of tion and puttingit jnow expects to step up output over, ment was expected, based on the Pioneer in Automotive) to soll conservation uses. — “considerably beyond prestrike Strikers weary of picketing idle IVE terms: : levels at all consumer product and Aviation Suffers Democrats, on the other hand, plants for 156 days headed hap- ‘plants."’ “GLAD TO BE BACK" | are pinning their hopes largely on in Fatal Crash pily back to work. | Heart Attack at 76 — plant gates, the men were all but Warren Resident Dead, | A strike of nearly 10,000 West: Talking with reporters at the farmer dissatisfaction with price The dispute — punctuated at | inghouse workers represented by and income declines under the times by violence—probably cost | Eisenhower administration and junanimous in saying, “Glad to be PHOENIX w® — William Bush- hundreds of millions of dollars — . s back,’”’ ' 5 with party promises of higher George Washburn Hurt jnell (Bill) Stout, 76, pioneer auto- | in lost wages and business. M X | price supports. That came from a picket cap- |motive and aviation inventor, died in Smashup : Settlement came last night when) e Ico dyings jtain who said he “wore out two The administration's soil bank jof a heart attack at his home here jpairs of shoes on the line” and a plan will provide little help to} |welder who said this had to be |yesterday, 8 farmers this year unless it can be A Pontiac driver was injured and the striking International Union) of Electrical Workers (TUE) voted . to accept a peace plan proposed entit Probed ithe last week of the strike for } He was prominent in Detroit set up before planting time. Farm-a Warren Township man killed in two weeks ago by government |him, even if it meant giving up from 1914 until he moved to Phoe-|¢Ts in the South already are plant-a two-car collision yesterday after-mediators, but changed somewhat noon near Mt, Clemens, l15 years Westinghouse seniority. ing their crops and seeding will ws oy | Only a few men were recalled get into full swing in other parts County Sheriff's deputies said. in the union's favor since then. Check Detroit Pair With |today at the East Pittsburgh of the country next month, George W. Washburn, 23, of 8544; FROM 5 TO 22 CENTS State Agent Embezzler jworks, biggest Westinghouse plant . DEADLINE FOR SOUL BANK suffered jwith normal some The new contract gives IVE of a The Agriculture has workers annual pay raises rang- | said that if the soil bank plan is ing from 5 to 22 cents an hour, ithe plant ready for production. added to their prestrike average; VICTORIA, Mex. (INS) — Au-| . The company said that may re- the Navy; jinot enacted before April 15, it the first commer-~~ | .|would be virtually impossible to said, of $2.10 an hour. Additional raises), i+ i ‘quire several weeks, although full up to 12 cents an hour were pro-—_-investigating joperations will come much more cial monoplane; IP's COLD THERE— UP Adiai operated the first Stevenson gives a tug to. his-coat vided for skilled workers. ithe possibility that a Detroit cou- quickly than that at some other exclusive passen-as he arrives in Chicago from bined Ape Hagen oF ger air service in out in front of him at Romeo Plank &)i( . \ple found murdered in the Mexi-‘plants in the Westinghouse sys- Pensions and insurance bene- Minneapolis. ou was ‘can bush: may have been the vic-tem. There were 44,000 workers in- fits were improved, For ex- 1926 and road, was = jtims of a grim case of mistaken volved in the strike. ° Minnesota pin ‘een, ample, the company will take tive in civic life ; Vanderstorm was dead on arrival -cent compromised with vastly dif-’ Fine First Violator | a jidentity. in Detroit. STOUT | over full cost of employe insur- . St: Joseph Mercy Hospital in at ferent measure passed by the ance after November 1958. 4 Police said Everett B. Kenni-| The mop-haired inventor, who House Mt. Clemens, where Washburn frac- was of Refrigerator Law good naturedly sald he frequently lp ae ee one ‘treated for minor cuts and bruises. Westinghouse announced that %%, 88, and his wife, Pauline, | had been called a “screwball’’ be- aa Seats meets 'He sought treatment for a rib nine of its consumer products) 5% found bludgeoned to death of his advanced engineering Then too the Senate bill con-ture at St. Joseph Hospital in Pon- cause plants will get back into sroce'| Monday in desolate brush coun- | \ideas, adapted aircraft principles tains many features opposed by tiac last night, authorities said, Oakland County’s first case in- tion today. They are at* Spring-) try east of Victoria, may have to automotive design in the con-jthe administration. GOP leaders and was later released. field, Mass., Metuchen, Bloom-| been mistaken for a St. Clair ivolving violation of the 1954 “‘ice-| -\struction of his “‘Scarab” car, a said after a talk with President! = : Mich., couple believed to field, Belleville and Trenton, N.J.,| Shore, hb engine, plastic-bodies vehicle. |Eisenhower and Secretary of la He frequently said a combination Agriculture Benson yesterday they Mothers Will Get ing 175,228 votes to 2,802 for Sen, fled te Mexico with em-rear . Fairmont, W.Va.; Elmira, N. Y.;| have and Mansfield and Columbus,| bezzled state funds, lterday |William S, Knowland (R-Calif) with -|automobile-airplane would become do not see how it can be approved) * . Pontiac post State Trooper Ger- Ohio. © | Mrs. Anna V. Thorpe, manager 3 commonplace. unless drastic changes are made New Tratfic Light almost 1,000 precincts stil] to be ald Tafel said Walter Samuel had AT WORK SOON ‘of a Michigan secretary of state's recorded on the Republican side, BACK Stout was an engineering gradu-in the Senate-House conference. | ° ° . his store surroynded by empty The bulk of the 44,000 strikers branch office in St. Clair Shores, re- ate of the University of Minnesota. With Congress planning an Eas-\Cit Picketing Site \frigerators, standing in the represented by IUE. are expect-her husband, Floyd, and their nine- open \He had been a newspaper colum-ter recess from March 29 until ‘vase racthers whe blockaded! ~~ |with doors and locking mechanisms ‘intact, The warrant.charged six ivear-old daughter, were last seen — ed to be on the job again in a ) : |nist, editor of automotive maga- ply ile agg reiterate be traffic this week to protect their matter of days. However, at some Poa a leis in Windsor, Ont., zines and chief engineer for a De- ‘rious work. children, will get a traffic light specific menaces to children. ‘heavy machinery plants, notably|!0r Mexico City. . troit motorcar manufacturing com-the company’s East Pittsburgh, An audit of ny. : the branch office's | today. Springfield Township Justice Em- \§ the| |AIM FOR MAY 1 | A meeting of city officials yes-mett J. Leib heard Samuel's plea works, it will take a month to books taken just after His accomplishments included primary, Then he went -up to Rep. Hope of Kansas, senior Re-|terday afternoon decided to install ‘of guilty and fined him $75 with ‘Thorpes’ . disappearance showed a development of smal] pancake en- . the senator's hotel room and con- |publican of the House Agriculture | the light ‘‘as soon as possible" at gines, folding portable houses, '$25 costs, which he paid. October, delayed gratulated him. personally on his by ‘Committee, said, “If we can get the corner of East Boulevard and| nearly half Meanwhile, a pusher-type plane and numerous police | | Mexican triumph, \a bill on the President's desk by Valencia Drive. Philosopher's 2 Aims: | other items. two American residents of ———————=) said ‘May 1, it may be in time to allow we Kefauver in turn told q news He was an accomplished pianist ' | According to the city's elec- | Vietoria are prime suspects in to Finish Writings, Die conference he thought the Minne- farmers to qualify for soi] bank trical supervisor, John Emerson, and a pen and ink artist. | the slayings because both meén Sunny Skies Going, disappeared shortly after the ipayments—although it may be the light may be ready by the sota outcome ‘marks a turning Stout was born in Quincy, I. . | SEATTLE \W—Will Durant, the to plow up some wheat 44... grade-schoolers alight from point in My campaign for the necessary He was a former president of |\70 -year -old philosopher-histo- |Democratic ,presidentia] nomina- Rain, Snow Coming “tre vccne sven, witiam a ithe Society of Automotive Engi-|#/ready planted.” { | SEN. W. S. BROOMFIELD Some other GOP strategists . school buses at 4:45 say p.m, ‘rian, has laid out two jobs for tion." ; neers, lthat politically speaking it would Traffic Engineer Theodore M. himself. : * * * Sunny skies are bringing some- what warmer weather today. The ‘Shelton, 25, and Joseph O'Brien, 39 were lease-managers of the mo- te] where the vacationing Kenni- Broomfield Asks Pink-Haired Girl Thinks ‘be easier for Eisenhower to veto Vanderstemple said he, City Man-! One, he said in an interview, Freeman declined to participate seven jan unfavorable farm bill after ager Walter K. Willman and Po-is to finish his -volume in the Kefauver news conference, ‘planting time than before. \lice Chief Herbert W. Straley “Story of Civilization,’ the sixth (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5)‘ Town Easily Shocked ‘volume of which will reach the U.S. Weather Bureau predicts rain. sons stayed until March 12, mixed with snow tonight with a day they were murdered. low of 32-36 degrees. ee Thursday will be mostly cloudy “US. House Seat : ————— Istuie the situation and decided to MILWAUKEE, Wis. (INS)—Jean Sign of the Times /push a plan adopted two months, publishers soon. Loot: 20 Cigarettes | “And then,” he was asked, Anne Heineman, a 21-year-old Mil-ago ROME (INS)—Sign of the times:| While police directed traffie, sign-| “What do you plan to do?" Risk: Fifteen Years and colder with rain in the morn-Dulles to Talk on TV waukee blonde who dyed her hair His unsmiling answer: Some 200 Italians whose admiring toting mothers Monday started! NEW YORK (#-—-Secretary of ing and a high of 38 to 42 degrees.|. Royal Oak State Solon’ pink, thinks her home town is The burglar who broke into too *T plan to die.” parents named them Stalin have their campaign, after a boy, 7; was| will report on his In downtown’ Pontiac the lowest|State Dulles Will Campaign for Post; the Sportsman's Grill in Avon easily shocked. petitioned the courts to have their critically injured while crossing! in a radio and preceding 8 a.m. was Far East tour temperature She complained: “People here Township last night must have names changed. ithe street Friday. “4 TV Salute to Mamie Friday from Vacated by Dondero | television broadcast |10:30 to 11 p.m. EST. 25 degrees. The mercury rose to 44 1 wanted a smoke pretty badly, behind the times. Other places are at p.m. they wouldn't think anything of NEW YORK (#—The CBS-TV _ Oakland County Sheriff's depu- State Senater Willfam S. Broom-| | World religious revival ... Billy Graham series pink hair." birthday salute to Mrs. Dwight D. | ties said today, field (R-Royal Oak) today an-starts on page 27. “ | Eisenhower at 1 to 1:30 p.m. EST | He took just one package of nounced his candidacy for the Re-More about your income tax ... deductions... Thursday will feature Tony Mar-| cigarettes, leaving everything publican nomination to run for the! { page 12. tin, Marion Marlowe, Robert ' else untouched. If caught, he Rounseville, Martha Wright and | faces a maximum 15 years in Mahalia Jackson. | prison, U.S. Congress from the 18th Dis-Today's chapter of Lenten Guideposts is on page 8. trict (Oakland County). Broomfield, 34, will compete for| the nomination with chairman of the Michigan Turnpike Authority, George N. Higgins, of Ferndale, | | Surveyor Says Office Is “Outmoded” who preceded the Royal Oak man | as Oakland's state senator. Rich-| ard Kuhn, of Pontiac, is also in | Oakland County's present elected were buying land from the govern-portant, If markers are removed, their location of section corners, ithe field. surveyor and another man who'ment and someone had to be they should be relocated and _ re-The Road Commission is doing t placed, but I receive no allocation as good a job of this as possible,| The latest candidate was elect-| held the post for 14 years agreed around to show them where it was. to finance such work or keep up but very few surveyors turn their ed to the Senate in 1954, follow-| yesterday that the jab, as now set The county surveyor now is sup- even a part-time office where rec-information over to the commis-ing three terms as a state repre-| up, gives little or no service to the Posed to settle disputes between ords might be kept and mad sion.”’ senative.. He was the youngest available to the public.” . | | public private surveyors in a court case man in Michigan’s legislative I . where they can't agree on a section) ' Each private surveyor locates history to serve as Speaker pro-A pretty girl with a mind and | The position should either be jing.” said MacNutt. “I’ve had to’ Baldwin advocated ‘‘setting up some section corners, said Mac+ done away with ‘‘and save ballot-do this once in eight years."" ~ | central office In the county ‘Nutt, ‘but confusion arises as Vare Captain Easy in jail. Then she to | __ tem of the House. way of her own suddenly lands printing costs,"’ they feel, or be: | where all surveyors could record ‘jous subdivisions are tied in.” The bill passed yesterday allows Rouge River. [Southfield to legally enter the The setup calls for MacNutt Broomfield attended Royal Oak | The office, as now constituted, activated to the point where it can be paid by the township he-is +| springs a big surprise and Easy schools and served in the Air has little use in this area, said_ | Baldwin, “Wayne County has al- ido some good. They decided to set up an au-authority whether it adopts a city thority to construct asked to work in, “And.1 didn’t | is tripped into playing the leading In Today's Press a sewer up Force during World War II. He is ‘charter township} reverts to irole in one of the strangest adven- or | These views were put forth by | get paid for the one job I did,” Evergreen Road from Eight Mile iready eliminated it.” married and has two daughters. tures of his career. Be sure to status. | County Surveyor Omar E, Mac-| he stated. . Road to Fourteen Mile Road then County News..... cocceneess18 The senator said he will “wage | In less-populous northern coun-_ Details for financing the inter- follow the new adventure in the branching out to the north, said | Natt and a former county sur-|_ “The surveyor used to keep aj Editorials .....0.0.0ccccecces 6 vigorous campaign on the plat- ities which have few surveyors the a ceptor are just about completed, comic veyor, Maurice E, Baldwin, who lot of records,” he explained, “par-| Sports ...., woesss88, 20). 20, 31 Oakland County Drain Commis- sioner Ralph A. Main. -' form of President Eiseenhower icounty surveyor still\has consider said Main, “and work probably .. . now heads the surveying depart. | . : the CAPTAIN EASY iticularly corners Theaters .......... eeees ek? ae work, he explained, I am totally committed to of section into}' will get started this fall.” \ tt would nick up the sanitary | -tpreservation of freedom and the want ts engineering firm. ‘which all surveys are tied, TV & Radio Programs ....... 39 Starting Thursday in | Finat 0.6.8.0, Wid Life Film Angus Campbell—Tax Consultant |"Jewels of Pacific Coast.” Pontiac ‘ flow from their areas plus the Income Tax Returns red continuance of peace and prosper-When the office was first set ‘‘The way the value of land has Wilson, Earl....:..... 7 west part of Troy city and carry | ity for all.” The Pontiac Press iup, they explained, many people increased, that work is still im-| Women’s Pages..... 21 thru 25 995 W. Huron B8t., Open Eves, FE 2-3615 ‘Auditorium, Thursday, arch 3,8 Da r a i] * H | _TRE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. ‘WARCH 21, 1956 } The Day in Birmingham _ Mideast Crisis Grocer Arrested Plan Board Cites Need Stirs U.N. Group \'Chin in 2056 in Utica Knifing tor "AlleysAlleys iin Two Areas LOS ANGELES — Is the American race undergoing a gen-* . * charac Charged With Stabbing eae -a adlres; will go for the great chapter's U.S. Call Responded by etic change in its facial Security C il Actio teristics and inclining toward the Companion in Dispute where lack of alleys behind busi-eéurational program. O Di G ness sites presents problems in un-Lenten suppers slated include to- corey niaplaas 5 nie ceding chin type? or ence Ome loading of merchandise were dis-/night’s at St. ses Episcopal gent Sess a crooner ar waninaian cussed at City Planning Board Church at 7 p.m., tomorrow School of Dentistry there A Utica resident is in fair Con-| meeting last night, night's at First Congregational | that indicate “tha such : UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ®— parva to Church, at 6:30 p.m. Following, change is taking place. The U, N. Security Council is ex- Episcopalians will have a worship The face of Mr. America of 2056. pected to meet in emergency ses- service on “Religion of the-Prayer Book,”’ and Congregationalists will may look very much like Caspar, sioh late this week or early next Milquetoast of 1956. School sur- evening of drinking. hear ‘‘Stainer’s Crucifixion , Can- __in_answera U.S. call for to . ur-veys of children in Seattle -and I oe ———, gent acme on the current Isreeli-} ‘jother cities in the nation showed’ lafter an | tata." Frances R. McLennan, 14231 “|that Tl per cent of high school His reported assailant’s surren- ‘Manhattan, Oak Park, retired en e-« students had badly aligned teeth.’ der led police to the wounded TheU. S. delegation called on nursing superintendent, died Tues- In more ‘than half these cases,’ day. Her body lies at Bell Chapel of the William R, Hamilton Co. victim. the ll-nation Security Council for the| “Ms defect causes disfigurement “urgent and early action,” oe | ogually a recessive chin, he Walter Lyon, 34, of 47787 Betty Eisenhow- and service will be at 10 a.m. Fri- Re in St. John’s Episcopal Church, same words President St. was given 79 stitches and 2 er used in his March 7 news con- This, he told the Los Angeles blood transfusions after police ‘Royal Oak. Burial will be in Bay City, where she was born. ference. Dental Society, may mean that found him collapsed near his Max Broock, Inc, had requested The prospect was raised that we are drifting away from the car early yesterday morning. — that buildings west of S.S. Kresge; U. N. Secretary General Dag east's worst storm of the season. Conditions SPRING CHORE: DIGGING OUT — In are a scene straight Roman profile as the Grocer , Jesse .J.-Robinson, 40, store on West Maple be given ‘Hammarskjold might be sent on typical of the New York City suburban area, mo-rapidily returning to normal from Maine to. Vir- standard of facial beau- Is-ity. { Calls for Probe t common permission for street-unloading un- mission to the stood mute upon arraignmenton a ginia as snow clearance crews attacked blizzards’ a new peace torists in Yonkers wield snow shovels in bright til 10 a.m. His request Fa be | raelj area, 2 charge of felonious assault with, spring sunshine-te-extrieate-autestrappedthe in drifts. ~~ | ° me intent to commit murder. He was denied, the planners decid i released on $2,500 bond by Justice-“Ceration of such a case) zone | | he SoeeT eee SM Os Page iar Ia of-the-Peace Francis A. Castel-would be a hindrance to free! lueci. flowage of traffic on Maple and f State Offices Spring Sun, 10,000 Men Robinson told Utica police the would be at the expense of three ‘stabbing followed an argument parking spaces," their resolution) Former Auditor General Work on New York Snow deat a dangerous rate.” -Three acditional arrests yester- gree ‘over a dice game which the pair! stated. playing in the back Claims ‘Politics’ Cause clashes have erupted day cleared up a $500 jewelry store were room A proposed terrace develop- betwéen Israel and the From Our Wire Services The 4 mark at Fargo, N.D., com- robbery March 7, Pontiac police Laxity in Branches ceeae ‘of Robinson's store, at 7690 Auburn ment on North Woodward south pared with 39 at Jacksonville, Fla. neighboring .,States of Egypt, said. A bright spring sun, warm tem- Rd., after a drinking bout. of Colonial court, on unplatted Most of the area west of the me's Ae verten Arraigned along with three al- ‘peratures and 10,000 sanitation storm-stricken Northeast reported parcels 1A and 1B was dis-BIRMINGHAM—"The time has leged companions arrested Sat. Cypriots Bomb worked away today at what Lodge ‘nid the border clashes cussed, with plans made to con- sult’ property owners of single men nearly normal weather, urday was Leroy Gray, 20, of jcome for a full scale investigation left of 18,1 inches of snow and armed buildups were viola- was Ferndale. ‘of practices in the branch man- family soning across the Rouge tions of the 1949 armistice that was dumped on New York nego- Identify Body Gray waived examination on a agers’ offices of the Secretary of tiated with U, N. help. River from the back of the prop- charge of breaking and entering City last weekend. State to determine how a political erty. The terrace developer wishes to Military Auto. “It is a matter of deep con-and was bound over to Oakland The metropolitan area, dealta hack could be put in chargé of the Cqunty Circuit Court, as were staggering double-fisted blow by collection of hundreds of thousands extend his buildings beyond the of State Man William D. Patterson, 17, of Royal successive storms on Friday and under circums tances the Of dotlars 300-foot line from the front of Oak; Raul L. Wiley, 19, of Fern- Pro-Greeks Blast Car Monday, virtually had recovered wonder if it ‘which enabled her to depart hap- property, but planners dale and Willie R. Campbell, 19 /of Detroit. ‘las trains, planes and buses moved Killing 1 British Soldier, pily with $74,000 dollars of tax- close to the river line and FB) Report Victim in ‘is too schedule once again. Auditor on beyond. \payers’ money,” former the home They were placed under $2,000 areas Wounding Two Re- _ John B. Martin told Schoolchildren who had family homeowners General attend en-Texas Murder Was The single will asked bond each by Pontiac Municipal Photos of Japan be the April publicans at a meeting of the to Joyed a two-day “snow holiday” Judge Cecil McCallum and re- | Birmingham -Bloomfielq Republi- were ordered back to classrooms From Michigan NICOSIA, Cyprus (—Pro-Greek 24 planning board informal meet- turned to jail pending appearance to Be Exhibited Club here last night. as traveling conditions improved ‘Cypriots bombed a military car in ing to discuss the zoning change can Mond. Ricco Henderson Jr., 30, of| Ferndale and William J. Zeigier,| 8nd roads were cleared, CANYON, Tex. u® — The body Famagusta today, killing oneBrit-and see sketches by the developer's, “The “Trorpe case with The commissioner warned a man found stabbed to death) ish soldier and wounding two architect. jleads Mexico an non ai of EMERSON F. ALSTON : at Cranbrook— - : to own- 18, of Ferndale were sentenced by|ers of vehicles abandoned during, in a roadside park near here Sat-. others. e . * ‘is not the first instance of short- Fifty photographs of Japan, tak-|,,’ 7. + * Admission of taking money, li-ages in the branch managers’ of-} McCallum to 30 days in jail after|the worst of Monday's 13.5” falljurday was identified by the FBI _ en by the late Werner Bischoff ‘The death brought to 22 the quor, beer and golf clubs—from fices.” Martin said. that they must remove snowbound yesterday as Robert Boyd Chap- assignment pleading guilty to receiving part of number of British personnel homes, cars, and Knollwood and cars from, streets by this after-! man, 30, of Holt, Mich, There was an earlier case at Auto Club Head Swiss magazine, Lordy the stolen goods. killed since August, when Cypriot Twin Beach Country Clubs has noon or they will receive tickets. Identification was made from Charlevoix, he pointed out, and made by John Duncan, 17, of rebels launched their campaign of heen In the Southeast, another at East Dearborn where temperatures fingerprints. Agents said two small freezing in the boys found the body. It apparently and in the Taken by Death had been dumped from a car and Pontiac Deaths were near or below the manager was allowed to Carolinas and Georgia “make up” the difference and no curfew on a large section of Ni-| “Duncan, whe gave aimectl up | #s in Florida, It was as cold in covered with weeds, proper action was taken. cosia while they searched for Macon, Ga., early today as in Chi- hy, Charles J. “Haynes Chapman had operated a service Emerson F. Alston Dies arms and hunted rebel suspects. ne Led “A sail lta ive | “In the case of the Thorpes, cago, each city reporting 31 above. station in Phoenix, Ariz., for the Charles_J— snp cet in Local Hospital After They blocked all movement within '™® y however,” Martin said, ‘‘a little ' | Pinter's gas station on Quarton, In being charged with attempted past two years. He had visited his the area agkeh S ie +aeorn grew into a big oak before er wife in Michigan when their baby Brief Iliness was born last month. The couple Explosion Destroys anyone knew what was happening. Eight mae men brandishing) breaking and entering in the | Born in aaa England Aug. This is a prime example of what decided to sell the service station _ police last, nighttime, Emerson F. Alston, Pontiac divi-arms overpowered being 12, 1874, he was the son of James is bound to happen where public Chapman could live in Michigan. GE Plant; 2 Missing and Harriett Edwards Haynes. He in jus- so Phiti village police) He waived examination furniture! business is handled on a political night in the station. They sion manager of the Automobile Se set fire to tice court and is free on $500 bond! = Police said Chapman called his basis. This is the biggest scandal Club of Michigan, died in St. Jo- Steers. and books, then fled. until his arraignment in circuit wife March 12 and said he would jto hit the’ Department of State in SCHENECTADY, N. Y. — A seph Mercy Hospital this morning, be home as soon as he could Hundreds of Turkish Cypriots court on Monday. | 20 years.’ 7 huge explosion and raging flames rial a six-weeks illness. He was stoned and looted Greek shops in, finish signing the papers to sell _ “Furthermore,” Martin said, destroyed a four-story building at the business. © |the Nicosia capital yesterday de-| Pythian Sisters pan Chiefs will “there have been published the General Electric plant here news- Associated with the Auto Club spite barrages-of police tear gas. meet at Anna Mary Deneau's stories, apparently not de- fearly today and two persons were Texas authorities said Chapman paper for the They rioted for three hours in re-home, 25670 Franklin Hills Drive, prisals of anti-Turkish ns at'at 8 p.m. Friday. Annie Ribbing, living in Aus-reported missing and nied. indicating that certain branch presumed apparently was murdered that offices of the Depart- State are being useq to night. anegers Vasilia village. . . * ¢ «* The park where his body was ment of = * A pancake is being Michigan motorists through the supper at the company’s build up apolitical slush fund for found is about a 12 hour drive Finally I Fazil Kucuk, ieader sponsored tonight by Chapter years. rangements are pending. main plant in downtown Schenec-from Phoenix, the 1956 campaign. If these \of the Turkish community, quieted 220, OFS at the Masonic Tem- tady, rocked the city. Lesser The body had been stabbed 14| Born in New York, Alston charges have any basis in fact they camemth rioters. + ple trom 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Funds Traditional Japanese theatre blasts followed. The cause was not’ times, apparently with a double|to Michigan in 1931 as a stock should be fully gone into and the Rodolphe J. Richard Word has been received of the shown in photographs of Buddhist plays and modern prea Kabuki! determined.b knife. The head hada been broker in charge of a Pontiac of- The edged knife. he whole truth told the t public. —— r 5 iiding housed a chemical hed. fice. He joined AAA in 1936, and| “We ¢ ow V e S a] e S l ] a e We ought to know what is going dances. death Friday of Rodolphe J. Rich-ale ree crus! I § I ] e| I on behind the scenes,"’ he con- ard, 76, of Palo Alto, Calif. form-mnters n eh. | had been division manager for aaa past two years. ‘cluded erly-of Pontiac, He was born in| The names of the workers, Report Smoking Adds Soessirends ser = of Mr. and Mrs. House Will Consider was a member of the Lions Club, Hint Auto Industry to Hold Gotham Show mediately, Cook -Nelson American Legion| Promote "ae five children, T. Donald Cree of Schenectady,| CHICAGO (INS)— The director | WASHINGTON uf— Adversaries Ford and Bentley—are backing \Post, and Heart of the Lakes Post) Water Study Aid Bill G, Richard of Palo Alto, Sidney was of statistical research for the) hospitalized with serious in- VEW. He attended St. Vincent de *duared off today in a new effort the Air Force's choice of Kalkaska. A. of Lansing, Rodolphe of Levi- juries. American Cancer Society has re-to settle a two-year dispute: where DETROIT uw — Chances are Paul Church. Rep, Ruth Thompson (R-Mich) A bill which would allow the town, Pa., Mrs. Jane Garrett of Michigan should the Air Force At least one other worker was asserted that cigarette smoking in- good that the auto industry will tn . He was named outstanding club) State Water Resources Commis- Hillman and Mrs, Alice Helvey of sion to join with local communi-Pontiac, Eight gees also treated at the scene. creases the risk of lung cancer. favors Manistee, which is in her hold a national automobile show manager of Michigan by the AAA DUild a jet paid nome lcongressional district. Kalkaska is jn New York late this oe E. Cuyler Hammand, speaking year. board of directors in February. ties in surveying long-range water survive, A Senate Armed Forces subcom-jin Knox's district. Large barrels of resin and yesterday at the society's Illinois The show would be the first var- Surviving is his wife, Anna, with) needs was reported out of the Service will be at 1 p.m. Fri- (10:30, Miss Thompson, Potter, Forc 1 to be sponsored exclusively by the nish were reported stored in the,women's fund-raising luncheon in whom he resided at 1615 Lakeview) mittee called a bearing House Marine Affairs Committee day from the Coster-Line Fu- |neral Home, Northville. building, a concrete structure re-Chicago, said lung cancer ~last arrangements are, -m, EST} to take testimony on Dr. Funeral and Knox were scheduled to testi- preferring car manufactuurers since 1940. It would be held in the new coliseum last night. ithe long. controversy, ify at the Senate hearing. inforced with steel and known as/year killed 22,000 men and 5,000 [ending at i Brace-Smith Fu-| “Its consideration by the. full | The Atr Force has picked a site| Bentiey on New York's Columbus Circle. No, TT. in this country. He said women his reasons for | gave House should begin immediately Stephen J. Snitgen in Kalkaska County. But the House It took firemen about six hours}a study into the relationship be- Industry sources decline to con= ~ : Kalkaska in a state. | and I don't expect much opposi- Armed Services committee recent-| firm that plans have been -made lung cancer deaths and cig- te control the flames. tween Stephen J. Snitgen, 60, of 141, He noted the Air Force's Kefauver Victory ment. tion,” said State Senator William S. Broomfield (R-Royal Oak), who for the first postwar show. How- ever, it is known that most auto- smoking showed only arette a Elizabeth Lake Rd. was dead ly voted to move the proposed claim that it has already spent base Kal- on tet “mere handful” of victims It’s "mere and were; to Manistee County. or committed $500,000 at (Now ‘Snow’ Problem arrival yesterday afternoon at St. introduced the measure which has makers have been canvassed Both are in the northwestern | kaska and that telephone line Hits Adlai's Hopes part of Michigan's lower penin-| rental for the communications on Joseph Mercy Hospital. the proposal and most have indi- already passed the Senate.. nl NORTHFIELD, Mass. ® — A : He was born March 27, 1895i eated a desire to take The bill-is designed to help "group of Northfield residents has Jackson Doctor Dies and part. com- sula, Cost of installation even-project would run $460,000 more Westphalia, the son of Frank |found a way to make use of the * munities, such as Pontiac, in de- signing and financing long-term (Continued From Page One) tually would run to more than a year at Manistee than at Kal- Anna Snitgen and married Matie| JACKSON 80.WW — Dr. Charles {the jhuge piles of snew that line the Mexico Approves Visit 20 million dollars, including an kaska. H. LeMonde Dec. 15, 1917 in = streets after two blizzards. They| Ahronheim, _water supplies. Sen. Hubert Hum-| ¢laborate new aircraft warning Wichita Falls, Tex. governor, Miss Thompson, in an interview, MEXICO CITY w—Congress has ‘invited the children to line main/in the German army in World War) | phrey and other top Stevenson System for which rental. of tele- quoted Secretary of the Air Force given final approval for President Qyarles as saying that commit-Adolfo Ruiz Cortines to leave the A resident of Pontiac 24 years, | street with snow sculptures, If I, died Tuesday following a stroke. Wrist Watch Stolen 'sponsors to places on the Kefauver-Phone lines afone would run sev- Mr. Snitgen came here from jthe idea works out they'll make He had practiced in. the United ‘controlled convention delegation.| eral hundred thousand dollars A thief broke into her home two) ments made at Kalkaska could be country for his meeting with Pres- Whiting, Ind. and was employed jan annual affair of it, they said. States since 1935. | He said he didn't know whether annually, weeks ago and stole a $73 wrist: watch, Lillian McGlane of Fenton) transferred to Manistee. Quarles ident Eisenhower and Canadian as chief stock keeper at General | they would accept, Sen. Potter (R-Mich) and at.telephoned this information to the Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent Motors Truck & Coach Division. He was a veteran of World War Pontiac Teacher Receives told Oakland County Sheriff's dep- uties yesterday. least three Republican House mem-congresswoman’'s assistant yester-in White Sulphur Spring, W. Va., SEES REVOLT bers from Michigan—Reps. Knox, day, she said, March 26-28. I having served with the 14th The senator also said the elec-tion ‘indicated a revolt in the Award of Urban League state field artillery. -More trees are lost to insects and in the entire Midwest against each year than are destroyed by Besides his wife, he is survived) bees os Benson farm pro- _ forest fires. by a daughter, Mrs. Frank Heath Pontiac teacher .and librarian] Speaker for the evening Miss was|® of La Habra Heights, Calif. and ‘He ‘added: “Tt is clear to me Democrats Viola B. Fitch last night re-;|Wayne County Circuit Judge Wade| three grandchildren. The Weather lthat and will we can | Service will be 2 p.m. Friday Fol U.S. Wea ther Bureau Report — from Donelson -Johns Fumeral * * PONTIAC. AND VICINITY Partly tribution to racial and religious. topic was school segregation as it .|Home. Elder Herbert Lohr of the The ee whose handshaking | understanding in Oakland County applies to the country as a whole. | Cloudy with sreacional Seventh Day Adventist Church will and direct appeal to the voters rain mixed with snow tonight, low 8% to a6, ursday mostly cloudy and colder officiate with burial in Perry Mt. “The race problem is the most also won him all of New Hamp- Doane director Everett C. Spur-| lock, presenting the plaque last with rain in the morning, high %# te é%. south to sowthwest winds imereasing to Park Cemetery. pressing single issue in America) shires 12 Democratic presidential at 15-20 miles per heur. |delegates last week, called Steven- itoday,"”” Judge McCree said. Re-Teday in Pontiac Andrew Temporali viewing progress since passage of son ‘‘a fine man.” night’s annual meeting, said: lowest temperature praaiag 8am “In her own quiet way, Miss the 14th Amendment in defeating Explaining why he thought he ‘at 8 am.: Wind velocity 10 mph | Andrew Temporali, 60, of 28 Fitch has perhaps done more lsegregation, he pointed out that Direction: Southwest. won, he told reporters, ‘I may ‘Hartung Ct. died early this morn-| than any other person to further Sun sets Wednesday at 6:45 pm. ‘the 1954 Supreme Court decision have spelled out my program in jing in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. the objects of the League. For a jon school segregation was ‘‘evolu- rises Wednesday at 1:3 more detail, worked harder and Moon sets ‘Thursdey_ et 3:58 am tionary, not dramatic.” |He had been ill three months. | job well done, this plaque is pre- met more people.” Born in Ceprano, Italy April 19, sented with our warmest affec- Downtown Temi oeeere G@a.m.........% If ao 1895, he was married in Chicago. tion.” He said a ‘national crisis” ex-| Asked if he thought California's [8 Moo ceea ss 28 12m @ito Matiida Berke in 1932. He at-Among constitutional _amend-| June 5 primary election would be ists in five southern states— Bm. M...6..9...98 lp. m 96. m......... 32 |tended school in Italy, ‘ments adopted last night, the, Virginia, South Carolina, Missis-any tougher than Minnesota's, Ke- Oe. M...,.. o--38 League decided to reduce the num. “ppl, Alabama and Georgia— fauver replied with a tired grin: A member of the Silvercrest Tuesday in Pontine ‘ber of board members from 24 to. but that most southern states “They don't get any tougher than Baptist Church, he had been a | Highest temperature. ... ieee “ | resident of Pontiac 28 years, | recorded caalcaealald 18; to eliminate the “equally bi--Were making progress in over-what I —— out with here; ie iracial” provision from board! coming segregation. Mean aso brine annie vst ie. 5 coming here from Massachusetts. composition; and to permit board | Reporters ee trav eled with both The role of northern communi-| Mr. Temporali owned and op- _members to be re-elected after a ties absorbing Negro immigrants, candidates as they criss-crossed One Year Ago in —— | erated a grocery on N. Saginaw! Minnesota last week said it was ghest temperature neeres » 62) | year’s absence from the board from the south, Judge McCree iowen sompereters....NanDe races Apaabor + 36 St. He was a member of the! | when they already have served two said, is increasingly important. He evident that Kefauver's crowds Mean temperature ........-s--s.----43, Christian Business Men’s Club and | were more enthusiastic in their jterms, said northerners wishing better re- had served with the Italian army) Board members Robert Boyer se, lations and smooth integration of in World War I from 1910-1918. | The senator pounded away at and Norman Kuijala were nomi- these newcomers must act. vigor- He leaves his wife and a ugh daugh | the theme of “‘bossism” by state nated for second terms. Directors ously to “convince the popular ter, Mrs. George Links of Pontiac. | organization leadérs, who spon-“ 27 nm -z A brother and a sister are living Tuesday's Temperature Chart ‘Dr, William A. Gordon, Mrs. Ed-mind." sored Stevenson's candidacy, al-“The Negro is the yardstick of ne V. Clarke, Mrs. Harry L.| most as much as /he did the Eisen- ggs, T. Warren Fowler, Rev. 3b ee Oe erm mm : at 1:30 p.m. American democracy,” Judge Mc- -Wiliam H. Bell and Dr. Robert hower farm program a4 Se a 3 miday from the Huntoon Funera Cree concluded. “In this way, per- Pontiae Press Phote Dulth in é 4 ee ix R. Turpin, whose oe ~ RECEIVES LEAGUE AWARD—Pontiac teacher - +4 3) Home. The Rev. James jpros, **'haps he has a greater responsi-| Stevenson pied |a news con- pired last night, t the board tion of racial and religious understanding in Oak- 44 38 &..Pranciseo 60 43/his pastor, will officiate with burial and librarian Miss Viola B. Fitch (left) is shown ‘'bility than anyone else.” ference in Chi¢ago today to give Be Fi b &, Marie 4 MM in White Chapel Memorial Cem-| Two new board members wiil here receiving the Urban League annual award land County in 1955. Director of the league Judge McCree was introduced by | his own reaction to the Minnesota|: Hh Washington 4 Spletery, | be elected by the beard. i, for outstanding contribution toward. the promo-Everett C. Spurlock presented the plaque. Renee ~~ Fe \ if Je a = ; yt —— | j THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956 Bob Considine Says: BUY ON “CCC” New York’s Finest Picks on Poor Cabbies ® no maney down! NEW YORK (INS)—A small ob-,cance of the vehicle itself, or i directors of the Sheraton Hotel Salesmen and dealers in five about that evening I met him was servant girl we know was being! chain, His a was of the cities—New York, Detroit,| that all of us did various parlor “Coitains.” ® six months to pay! taken to the country last weekend hailed by other qd timers in Chicago, Kansas City and Los tricks. : in the family station wagon. She | { Angeles—taiked back and forth “Ike had one none of us could When are the New York cops and her brothers fell silent as a} iwith top management on company do: He stood stiffy erect, slow--hearse drew abreast andthe two! 8g te stop picking on cab | Moore reached his present job iproblems and potentials. ly fell forward without moving iby way of Harvard, the Air Force, cars inched forward together in drivers? New York has the best a muscle but at the last instant, and foreign correspondence. He MUST IRK IKE heavy traffic. . cabbies in the world, just before it. seemed he would ‘put closed circuit TV into the The restrictions the doctors It was she who broke the silence break his nose on the floor, his To generalize about them for a hotel chain whose board he now ‘have placed on President Eisen- with a single, Brooklyn-flavored streng hands and muscular arms | moment, they are the finest driv-| graces, ihower’s physical activities must word that either had something ers in the business, the most It has become so big that when gall him. A friend sends this) broke the fall, to do with the drapes on the honest, the hardest working, and 'Studebaker-Packard put two new “He can still do the trick and) éxcerpt from “My Three Years) hearse’s window, or the signifi- certainly the most colorful. |horseless carriages on display \dees on appropriate occasions,” With Eisenhower” by Capt. HarryThe recent crippling ‘snowfall/ Tuesday the company was able to C, Butcher, Ike's naval aide Butcher wroteat the time (16) LL that drove so many of them = the sleek wagons simul-during the war years: cover revealed just how much the taneously to 2,000 dealers assem-“T first met Dwight D.-Eisen-Maybe we should identify good city depended on them and how, bled in Sheraton and anti-Sheraton hower in Washington . . . He was kids as juvenile delinquents, whichWinter Comfort NOW! helplessly immobile it is without, hotels in 25 cities across the then a major. One of the few maybe is the antonym of delin- ORDER Clean them. country. things that. stick in my mind) quent, Such as Dick Rubenstein, 18; Harvard freshman out of Wood- TREATED SHABBILY mere, Lohg Island, N. Y. He's on the dean's list, the a err weaied many ts| DD a rg for Birthday Dinner fencing squad, a concert pianist, ;ment, the cop. If they are forced) and on his teaches French} ¢ jto park a few minutes for even: to interested inmates at Bostgn's, Readied by Legionnaires |the most drastic reasons, chances | Norfolk State Prison. ‘are that they will find a ticket on | |their windshield wipers when they: Final arrangements for the 37th son, 18th district commander from annual birthday dinner of* Ameri- \return to the car, | |Rochester; Orvin Weaver, post and MSU Receives $10,000 can Legion Cook-Nelson Post 20 district chaplain; and Mrs. Charles EAST LANSING wW — Michigan | A sawbuck is a good day’s work Saturday at 6:30 p.m. have been for a New York cab driver: These Crawford, toastmistress, of Pon-State University has received a) completed, general chairman Mrs. often. unfair tickets cost him that | tiae, grant of $10,000 from Miss Jesse T.. Ray Jewell said Monday night at, much at least and run up as high) a meeting of the Ladies’ Auxil-| Entertainment by the Jackie Fee of Adrian for upkeep of the’ as $25. 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Auditorium? i By FRANK CAREY 1a microscope by a technician who outbreak of war in! to prevent an “Truly Delightlul is this Maganiticent Instrument” refers suspicious slidés to a path-| Sponsored by the Oakland County \the Middle East. WASHINGTON (®—Surgeon Gen- says—Morton Gould, noted composer and conductor. ologist, The robot is designed to|Cooperative extension Service, the “the ‘eral Leonard Scheele said today do the work atttomatically and in| Program will. highlight lawn care. | Time appears short. Israe! has one out of every two cancers can large volume, cancer society rep-| Topics covered will include: How jto establish a lawn, how to care GALLAGHER Musie Co. been talking about resuming now be cured, thanks: to research iresentatives said. work by mid-April on a Jordan gains in the last 10 years. * a jfor the established lawn, annual River development project if the * * 18 East Huron Street, Pontiac, Mich FE 4-0566 .- Said to have far the (sc ae states y then toward joining in an ternational plan for the river : ; Syria has talked of military |tion if Israel units move into area, Egypt and Saudi Arabia backing Syria. é * » * in-. f, ue seen) ee ee . |Academy of General Practice, 8C~ Scheele said that “through early the) diagnoisis and adequate radiologi-/ are jeal (X-ray and radium) and sur-| lgical therapy, the rate of cure in, lall cancer cases has increased in| Dulles is returning after Visits the past 10 years from 15 per OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT ’TIL 9 P. M. results in preliminary tests, the|and perennial flower selection jrobot was described this way: and their care and use. i Speakers for the evening will be. device which “looks” at cells on it contains an eptical-clectrical jLyle Abel, Oakland County farm) agent ahd his assistants John’ the slide, The image is. mag-Rocke and John Bray. . Rifled and scanned by a ring of tiny holes in a rapidly rotating | disk. Light from each cell image To See Ship Operations FREEDOM to 10 countries in South Asia and cont to more than 50 per cent.” passes through each scanning | WASHINGTON (®—An estimated the Far East. He will report to hole and falls on a supersensi-| gp senators and representativesPresident Eisenhower and on Fri-/ And, he said, promising gains tive electric eye tube, causing a jarranged to fly to Guantanamo day night to the nation by radio) ar¢ being made in the use of pulse of electric current. 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MARCH 2], 1956 * fs , a | _ Sports and Builders Sh ow’ to Open at Wate: ford Community Council Aims Outlined 3-Day Exhibit | Sh a Avon-Rochester Unit Plans Begins Friday. | Affair at CAI Building Will Feature Selection lo Serve Area Subdivisions of ‘Miss Waterford’ | AVON TOWNSHIP — Members of the newly formed Avon-Roch- a meeting next month to WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The! arrange final organizational details of the iew group. newest and best for the home and/ +---Allb subdivisions: -in—-the--Avon-+— the latest things for summer sports Rochester area—and there are .130, | the Avon-Keochester Community will be featured this weekend at of them, according to the Council's Council. ~ 8 the ‘Sports and Builders Show’’ at temporary officers—are urged to | Temporary secretary Carl Simon the Community Activities Building send répresentatives to the meet- enrolled hewcomers at the meeting on Williams Lake road. ing, scheduled for 8 p.m. April 12 and asked that all.interested sub-Sponsored by the Junior Cham-in Avondale Hall, Auburn road division residents call him at Ol-ber of Commerce, the show will west of Crooks road. jive 1-0595 for information. It was begin Friday at 6 p.m. Doors will) and of jemphasized the might Purpose aims the coun-that Council Sunday 1 es- open on Saturday and at cit were outlined at a meeting the motivating force in p.m., and closing time for all three! tablishing civic improvement last week attended by groups of days is 11 p.m. | residents from nine subdivisions. groups in many subdifisions not Fifty-six exhibitors will have) now organized,to the betterment booths at this second annual Jay-| “The main purpose of the Council of the community concerned and _ eee event. . will be to sponsor vigorously ac-residents, - its . tivities of intéfest and benefit to Interesting new trends in inte-A seven-man commission also the entire eqmmunity,” Clarence rior decorations will be shown— was appointed to draft plans for Cadieux, temporary chairman of the latest in wall papers, paints, a charter for the council, with in- the group, told the area residents. floor fashions, kitchen utilities, structions to meet next Tuesday PLANS POSITIVE furniture and television sets, and c with the group's temporary offi-‘automatic heating. ~ “The Avon-Rochester Community Council will attempt to. exert its For the homeowner interested influence in combatting any move- in exteriors, there will be plans! _ ment which would lower exist- and displays of brick, block. and ing desirable standards in the area, Holl y to Ballot frame construction, and awnings but its principal role in the com- window treatments. and well-drill- munity must be a positive one," ing. The landscape enthusiast: will he said. find a complete line of gardening on Bond Issue helps on Cadieux stressed the assist- hand. ance the council can offer by INFORMATION AVAILABLE supporting better schools, better Election Set Tomorrow Information for financing the roads and improved sanitation on $1,200,000 to Build home or the improvements will be facilities for the entire com-available. And a home safety munity, New Schools program. will be explained by ex- Proposed organizational — struc- perts in that field—members of the | HOLLY — The electors of the ture of the council, as deseribed Waterford Township Fire Depart-Holly Area Schools will vote to- by Frank Ciaramitaro, temporary ment. morrow_on the proposition to bond publicity ¢hairman, ORTONVILLE CHORUS LINE — This group of gay “girlies’’ forms the chorus Davison, Jerry Boschma, Russell Arcand, Harold Brooks, Mike Suchy and Gary would include; for $1,200,000 for new school build- ——____— Displays in the sports section officers a representa- line for the talent show being put on at Brandon Township High School at 8 p.m. Francis. elected: plus ings and other_extensions. will include golf, fishing, soft- Friday. Proceeds will go toward senior trip. Lineup, left to right, includes Randy tive from each subdivision on the Eligible to vote are all people ball and tennis equipment, and executive board of the group. who are on the tax rolls and the motors and boats. GROUPS| or The selection of a queen, ‘Miss Each director would also head a Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to Waterford of 1956,” will climax HEAD STUDY (husbandswives of such electors. Farmington Gets Brandon Township High School Seniors laims Pickets committee to study a particular 8 p.m. the weekend's activities. The win- phase of the council's scope of ac- Those living north of Rattalee ner is to be announced Sunday eve- tivities, such roads, Promise ‘Eventtul’ Talent Show Frida y as schools, Lake road will vote at the Holly a health, safety, sanitation,. water, High School gymnasium. Those MANY PRIZES New Water Plan By MARTHA LEWIS \directors Mike Suchy and Duane A portion of the music will be to Ring Dairies — fire, police, zoning, planning, char-living south of that read will vote Prizes will be given away each _ Ortonville Correspondent |Porter, ‘is 8 p.m. sharp.” furnished by students classified ity and public relations. at the Davisburg Elementary night and the grand prize, a 21-inch Connection With Detroit " ORTONVILLE — The baie of Trophies will be awarded tal. “First Division’ in a recent solo Fair Share Committee. Committees would also estab-School. television set will be given away) land ensemble contest. andon Township High Sc are’ ent winners of each of two lish liaison with other organiza- The Board of Education urges Sunday evening. } Would Cost $1,950,000 gusrantceing that “whether you| contests — necessary because A few of the acts from the ele-| Renews Strike Threat, tions to further civic improve- a large vote, in order that the Refreshments Will be served by| jare seven or seventy, or Some-| acts are being used from ele-jmentary grades are: The Tonettes, ment and to attend village coun- —Be Ready in 1958 | Against Detroit Firms |matter may be settled by a ma- the Jaycee Auxiliary. This group! where in between, you will enjoy) mentary as well as intermediate |a group of 30 fourth graders, ac-| cil and township board meetings \jority of the qualified electors in will also have a bazaar booth with ithe talent show they are spon-and high schools [commented on the piano by Ger-the as representatives ofall kinds of handmade articles ony FARMINGTON (INS) — A meet-\soring on Friday in the school au-. jald Irish and directed by Mrs. | LAPEER um — Warning that, in area the area. A similar proposition was de- display, -=) ing in Farmington Township last ditorium, One contest will cover grades Adelmi Sherman. |“‘pickets will be thrown up around | feated by a narrow margin in an Proceeds from the show will be night disclosed that residents in| Curtain time, announce student three to six and the other will) A girls quartet from the fifth ‘some Detroit dairies very soon’) Slate Easter Program election a few used by the Jaycees for their com-|{he southern and eastern sections| ia was issued night by the METAMORA The Pilgrim tin which only a fraction of. the be for older students. Proceeds will/and sixth grades composed of last chief} held months ago, |help pay ‘expenses for the senior Mary Ann Kennedy, Linda Jencks, jorganizer for the Fair Share Bar-; 7 eevects. of the township-will have to con-) ltrip in May Grovensteen = aides gaining | Club will hold an Easter program ‘electors voted. The board feels Committee. |tinue carrying in their water sup-[ oy e AY D Acts from the “top ten’’ to be may compete with the high school Martin, president ; B y. Diane and Carol Kelly ‘at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Andi-that the additional facilities are | Homer former son at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Roy needed on account of the large amp ere ecfors ply, at least until 1958. : given were chosen from 35 acts contestants. of the United Auto Workers and Best will be co-hostess. Mrs. Lowes growth of the school population in he meeting brought together A presented at rehearsal this week,| = | now a businessman-farmer in Walker will be leader. {recent years. the Farmington Township Board, ,with three grade teachers and Ger-| iy. bi Salem, renewed the strike threat) Approve Bond Issue (State health officials and mem-' @W iS ric S ald Irish, head of the music de-Mrs. E. Windeler | by dairy farmer members of the | jbers of a Citizens Water Commit-} jpartment, as judges | jcommittee at an organizing meét-MADISON HEIGHTS — Resi-tee | A few of the high school acts fO Head Area jing here. Nearly 200 farmersdents af the Lamphere School Dis-For Water Improvement wil be: Ci fay ti lattended the meeting. A new plan was presented the | Thrifty moe group by a Detroit engineering to Be Financed by Mite suchy and Bil Kittain, \2VIC AASSOCIGUON | Martin, attacked as a ‘‘sham” erday’s election. firm whereby a &%-inch main | . ' | Singing “hillbilly” songs to the | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — _ the efforts of the Michigan Milk rae mull LPs on istered voters connecting with the Detroit: wa. | Special Assessment | music of Mike's electric guitar. |Mrs. Edmund L. Windeler was | Producers Association. (MMPA) | _ Storybook | to let an arbitration panel named | less than 20 per cent cast ballots, ‘CF *Ysicm would be imtalied: | sirst districts have been, 4 Mitts’ quartet, composed of elected president of the Waterford Superintendent. of schools John) The cost would be about $1.950,-seC up here tor water bn oe ven s Joan Coventry, Barbara, Burt and Township Civic Music Association ‘by Mayor Albert E. Cobo of | Detroit resolve differences be-- W. Simonds sald today that the 000. It would be at least 1938 be-1 Pe On by spac) acess Lura and Millie Olsen, will be ac. When the officers and board of di- Shoes § tween farmers and milk dealers | method of repaying the loan wil] fore the-project could be com. ° nage : Seite companied and directed by Carol Tectors of the organization held, be set up some time in June when pleted, provided Detroit approves weit re Sai of the IMPrOVe-Burt. their annual meeting last night | and retailers. for the state equalized valuation is a way of financing the projects a ot Monday Sae mecting. of Not to be overlooked is the. Neil hanes ag on in. Martin said the MMPA has been known ‘und. ‘ i ay nig Pe Oo! «Girls C s Line’ whic’ st Vice-president and George Under- negotiating for a milk price in-' : = the City Commission, City Man-oa pect ebecesinied oa wood was re-elected treasurer. ‘crease since November, but dur-ager Norman R. Barnard present-the Pr, in Vice presidents are Mrs. Martin ing that time the price has! ‘ed proposed plans and estimates Wager, publicity; Mrs. Donald dropped 22 cents a hundredweight. | lof the costs. The lineup includes “Bubbles” White, arrarigements; Mrs. Wil- “The farmers won't accept the Commission ‘ Suchy, é organization, of that Sizes — || Th e ; is Ree Z Boschma, “Legs” ~ “Fan: j)jam Shunck,Ny 2 1: ‘ and sop a few pennies the Boys’ — asking for ny” Arcand, “Curly’’ Davison, (Mrs James DenHerder -was _ap-| ing dates on the propesed dis-_MMPA and the dealers will toss Lit i tulate for eel = acai’ | “Feathers” Kassuba, “Naughty” praspect 812-3 pointed chairman | » -ae them with the bluffing of Mayor | Brooks, “Wiggly” Francis and © $5 \ The association has set the Cobo,” Martin said The lawmakers also drafted the| “Can-Can” Porter. week of April 30 for its member-The Fair Share Bargaining policy for spreading costs on the) ——— ship campaign this year. Its 1955- Committee, organized last year, special assessment districts which | . . concert series included danc-claims mayority Michigan's” Many jare being set up and which will not p i G a of styles to ers Goya and Matteo; the Vien-dairy farmers as members. ‘They @ choose from, require any initial deposit runing Ips ven na Choir Boys; duo-pianists La-‘seek to replace the MMPA as | Barnard said it has been pro-* boshutz and Nemenoft; and bass-‘bargaining agent with the dealers.” {7 Van Heusen Century Wh ite Shirts posed, that costs will be spread over t § t d y § baritone Carl Palangi. They have asked $6.50 a hundred--Wembley Ties, from / $15 a period of five years with dover d Ur d €ssion | The next business meeting of the ‘weight for class I milk. The cur- PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE installments, and the cost of in-| Two pruning public demonstra-tersections and unassessable front-tions well be held on Saturday. Civic Music Association is sched-rent price is $4.40. We Give Holden Red Stamps 8 Monday the | age will be spread over the dis-The first of these will be at 10 uled for p.m. at high school, At that time, Mrs. tnicts. jin the morning at Pontiac State North Branch MEN’S iDavid Davis, New York represen- The Commission is askding for ‘Hospital. This demonstration will tative of Civie Concert Service, WEAR 7’ GREEN'S advisory petitions from any De on apples, peaches, pears. arid Students Get Inc., will be present to outline streets which can be connected (&T@Pes, and training as well as campaign plans. 4516 Dixie Highway | OR 3-1807 | with existing watertines. pruning will be demonstrated. Letter Awards DRAYTON PLAINS The second demonstration wil Streets bgjng taken up April 2 “To Show Holy Land Slides | NORTH BRANCH — Awards. {i be held at 1:30 p.m. at the farm | . at 8 pm. are Habrand, Wright.’ iwere given to senior high school of dames Ford, 3401 N. Adams at Thursday Meeting Fabius, Kirts, Heide, Lowry, Mant boys and girls at the recent annual Clair. Sylvanwood, Leetonia, Min-° agen Biemingham. Here apples | FOUR TOWSS — The Elizabeth spring concert of the junior and nesota, Harris, Hartland, Glaser, | panies . tusseN Guild is meeting at 8 p.m. senior high school vocal groups Bradley, Evaline, Butterfield and. Karl D Bailey, District Horti-Thursday, at Four Towns Church. iheld here. ; ‘Hart Street, cultural Agent, will conduct both! after the regular business meeting, | Mrs. Gretchen Orr, who direct- Those to be considered April 3 pruning demonstrations, aided by the guest speaker Freida Huggett, ed the concert, presented letter __are Louis, Lunge, Eastport, Lamb,’ John K. Bray, Assistant County, will show her slides of the Holy awards to sentor students Martin -| Taylor and Frank Pierson, and | to the following members of the | | senor girls chorus: MR. AND MRS. ORTON ARMSTRONG lice car, a Ford: and also bought Gloria Ankley, Janet Baker, a tax accounting machine to be Jeanne Brunette, Caro] Bauman, for Girl Scouts Gideon Unit, Auxiliary shared by the tax department, the Doris Braidwood, Jovee — Slieff, treasurer & office and the water |Jane Finch, Sandra Fricke, Thel- Armstrong-Crivea Vows Slated Tonight will Elect Officers department, ima Gates, Patricia Herron, Susan ORTONVILLE—Girl Scout Birth-| WATERFORD TOWNSHIP Spoken at Mandon Lake Hudson,-Margaret Lutes, Judy The commission appointed qa, Party will be held at 7:30'Thea Pontiac Camp of Gideon and \McDowell, Nancy Ritter, Delores Z Ps ‘Ruhlman, Yvonne Schank, Della ‘Smith, Beverly Stevens and Rose-, VENUS Muriel Jean Crivea and Orton Arm: jerpris: \ \ Nii vicinity, with approximately 150 )7:30 p.m. j mary Adams. — | de strong spoke their marriage vows | girls enrolled, Each troop wil! Chapel. in a setting of candlelight. palms were Ruth Goodwin. May Lou — | have a part in the program. Hosts and hostesses will be Mr and white gladioli, Friday evening,,1@°'" #90 Sharon Walton. all ol County Births Parents and friends are invited. [80d Mrs. Floyd Evans and Mr. in Mandon Lake Community Pontiac | Refreshments will be served. and Mrs. Maurice Bradley. | Delphian Club Talk to Be an ‘Art in the Home’ i Church. Patricia Crivea, sister of the Imiay City | A Girl Scout Leader's meeting t The bride is the daughter of Mr. bride, acted as a junior’ brides-oh daughter Denise Sue, has been born! LAPEER — Mrs. Marvin LeDuc’ “Tch! Tch! Why doesn't she a tm herself with ready cash for Goodwill Club to Meet oh fr, and Mrs. Harold Turner of Imlay will be held at Clarkston on Thurs-Easter trom Buckner's!" and Mrs. Levi Crivea, 1155 Myrtle maid. . will be hostess to the members of | City, | iday, at 8 p.m. at the Clarkston i WATERFORD -TOWNSHIP St., and the bridegroom is the son Lapeer the Delphian Study Club on Tues-| Lowell Fockler, Stanley Rock, |Community Building. The Goodwill Club will meet at You Can’ Park at Our Door! ot and Mrs. Howard Arm-Mr. and Mrs Wesley W Simpson are| | day. Assisting the hostess will be George Louenburger and Levi the parents of a san, Wesley Wayne 1 p.m. tomorrow at the home of strong of 938 Premont St., Pon-| Mrs, Chris Dempsey and Mrs.! John Crivea ere attendants for Utica Mrs. Des Jardins Hostess Mrs. Alman Austin, 641 W. Huron Fred Wenger. : the bridegroom, | Mr and Mrs. Jack Schroeder o ;Canal Rd, Utica, hav ; rc ee my for luncheon. a The program will be in charge of Martel chose for her wedding Kio fon ong euyete wag Hint oh a ceatienane, tpeaanced the] LAPEER — Mrs, Trudeau Des- Charles Harrow who will talk on a gown of white satin and Chan-|, ie Mane an z oA, daughter, Lu Anne Jean, has been| Jardins will be hostess to the PI P + Imla Buckner Finance ’ € ‘ mat aK i hd DO Oy ¥ tilly face with a long train. Her the ciniple 1h attncaare pil Seiiuas Wo — Gerald E. Leroux Tuesday Club members on March| an ra a : y “Art In The Home.” vell was of fingertip length and ied tri toy Mineenn ea erent of A son, Michael Joseph. are27. She will be assisted by Mre.| IMLAY . TY—VFW members she carried white hyscinths and — ip to “Niagara Falls cee ne Pee L. Measel of 11008 Richard Rhead. The topic will be and friends will attend a birthday 4512 Dixie Hwy. ' ~ Drayton Plains Upon their Vir Ar | | . | pom wnear return Mr. and Mrs.\"", daughter has been born to Mr and “The Philosophy of Niebuhr” and|party and potluck dinner, to sa County Calendar ; OR 3 -1221 | : | Armstrong will live on Stout str ; | | : street, Mrs. Alfred P Earley of 5499 Hearst | j a Matron of honof for the occasion Pontiac. St. Utica The baby is pamed Keren (© leader will be Mrs. Stephen held at 8 p.m. Friday in the Imlay, Lapeer Other Offices: Pontiac—Walled Lake—Utica The Khome Circle will be Easter Re--cess until April 3, : : ’ Adelle, Crowell, ICity Community Room. : Mmrevioe Aersea. py ~ * aad » RT gSt ' ¢ 4 & ? f la é f ~ ) [ od j ie tS at oe v. yr | > r hel j \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. 21, MARCH1956 | Billy Graham Preaches : to Millions | ed [sinus piscovery Suffer from wracking headaches, or terrible facial acurtigia due wo sinus? Thea can get ious re lief with rumac.. Ti We i howestly believe we could get 20,000 Belief Is Booming Again in America and the World By TEX SHANNON __,slick, sexy Hovels a younger-converts coming along, eons. New Jersey ae Bitty youngsters mike up their minds to year of high schoo} in Charlotte, | % 30.000 letters: praising Trumac Remember a few years back,|W@Y plays written by lofty high-|to replace them. Was holding a three-day revival be a preacher or a baseball]}North Carolina I became con-| Fyears hi “Ther have market helped fo aay ,when know-it-all sophisticates were) brows who'd voted God out of thelr But. today, belief is booming , Handsome as a “Hollywood hero player?” c verted at a revival meeting. if ge a o tre beng ipeene ‘proclaiming that the old-time re-| thinking. in Amerion ond the wortd, |2nd as immaculately dressed, he) * 8 ligion was old hat? | Recollect, also, how their scorn-|. Churches are thriving— and |‘alked to me with deep frankness. your druggist ia on or show From that night on, I knew that) §} Formula. If you woo want relief ask Billy laughed heartily, ‘ ‘l meant![ divine Providence was guiding me! § him this = get the geri 0 be-a baseball man, all right—/to the pulpit and not to the dia-| | You recall their talk. Faith, they|ful skepticism seemed to be regis-| burning mortgages. Attendance |—and with that intense earnest- sneered, was a crutch for “mor-tering? Churches were just about) ang membership figures have ness—which moves individuals as pvasoplimdlgy iamg Us te Sold a nding the star first baseman 6f the Phil- mond." | ons.” Clergymen were “libertines” as lively as funeral parlors, Many; seared to heights which make |2°¢PlY as it moves audiences, Cemac Lobocstnelin Inc. jadelphia Athletics, no less." Then ‘and “grafters " — the villains of were barely existing, what with’ skepties — not worshippers — /BASES VERSUS A BOOK » (Copyright 1956 by International | 15050 Greenfield, Detroit 27, Mich. jhis face took on that serious, con- News: ‘Phetes) -look like fuzzy dedos, isecrated look which had been so! -ey i. ~ “What started you in your ca- A major part of this upsurge is reer of evangelism, Billy?” ane in the “movie N oh due to the preaching of a six-foot asked. “Did you decide while a) “But God decided it was no North Carolina country boy with’whom I talked recently, -His earliest audiences were indif- little tad to be a preacher as some! - go for ; me. During my senior Sparks-Griffin _ferent_rabbits: and-quails,-on. whom_-practiced his first shy sermons tonely “recesses“of a Dixie swamp. - FUNERAL “Thoughtful HOME Service” . HEARERS IN MILLIONS 46 Williams St. = Phone FE 2-5841 Now, in this sixteenth year of his ministry, his hearers number millions of men and women who AZ ‘ 24-Hour | Ambulance Service 7 have feund new hope and pur- pose, after listening to him in jammed auditoriums from Boston to Bombay, He is, of course, Billy Gra- ham — the man who's covered more miles te change unhappy lives than apyevangelist since the Apostle Paul. I'd been wanting to meet this challenging apostle of our times ever since witnessing one of his evangelistic movie productions, “Mr. Texas’, in a New York City vert church. The film revolves around full gilt (Advertisemeat) ricelepee | Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Eat, talk, laugh or sneeze without fear of insecure false teeth dropping, slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH hoids pilates firmer and more com-fortably. This pleasant powder has ne the life of a Texas-millionaire who realized, through Billy’s. preach-ing, that a bankroll alone cannot buy contentment. It was hard to believe that I was watching a celluloid figure éf a man as I watched the episodes of Billy in action: Somehow, he seemed to be stepping right down from the screen into the pulpit of that little church where I was Streamlined frame — kicks stand — safety reflector = gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. sitting. : Doesn't cause nausea, It’s alkaline choingverd. (non-acid) Checks “plate octor* : His emphatic pulpit manner, deovive with parti (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at @ny drug counter. HOME FROM TOUR — Evangelist Billy Graham is greeted by his striking gestures, his fluent ond service readily his wife and children aboard the Queen Mary in New York on his knowedge of: the Bible, made me aveileblet (Political Advertisement) return from a religious tour of Europe. The children are Virginia, 8, realize that a movie had record- on Graham's right: Anne, 6, on his left; and Ryth (Bunny) 3. Mrs. ed-one of the. most dynamic per- BUY WHERE YOU GET PARTS and SERVICE sonalities of the 20th century, Graham stands behind her husband. The evangelist estimated he | & preached to 2,500,000 people in seven countries. We met recently in Ocean OPEN MONDAY & FRIDAY NIGHTS ' SCARLETT'S "Sve U.of M. Community Course fo Begin 20 E. Lawrence FE 2-722) —=}— : = AP Wirephote What do you know about ourLook at Our Community” course;eighth session of the course. He aaa. eterna eneemreheretinine-tr a ite nateraseteti tinea minnie 2 | i LEAVING WHITE HOUSE — Evangelist Billy Graham leaves| community, what services it offers, begins at Pontiac High School for|will act as a consultant to od the White House Tuesday after a 50-minute visit with President | how it corgpares with other com-|one night a week for a nine week/course as his services & i: oe Eisenhower. Graham said he reported to the President on his re-| munities, how things get done in group discussion course on the|Group discussion willbe u = cently completed trip around the world and urged him. to visit | DISTRIBUTOR of 4 community” Pontiac area community. ership will be shared by the course | y P an : ieembers. India in the interest of promoting world peace. Beginning Thursday the Univer-} . Take al The course is designed for civic sity of Michigan “Let's This is a ‘‘do it yourself” plan| | and organizational leaders aid with hits. materials and consulta-| Service Station Equipment Lincoln Expert tion the community adult) Greek’ thos citizens who are interested from Archbishop in promoting the welfare of their Loses Out on @ Sunnen Pin Hone Equipment $64,000 Query @ Blackhawk Porto Power , G — ' “s Registration is being handled by; ATHENS, a a University. @ Proto Tools Archit) year-old Greek NEW YORK w@—Robert Edward | Bennett, . Tard Ochaby, nished meece 82 by the Pontiac Consumer) Cooperative in| lop Spyridon, VIENNA — Ex 48-year-old store clerk of! who purged Polish farm trade un---A member of the University's|the Community National Bank | Orthodox primate and chairman) Kingsland. Ga., has failed in-a bid | ion and army ranks, has been community adult education staff|building or the adult education! of the Panhellenic Committee for for @ Globe Hoists the grand prize on The $64,000) DAVID SIMMONS named to succeed Boleslaw Bicrut Will participate in the Tirst and department of Pontiac High School.| . Questio as boss of Paani. Conou |Union of Cyprus with Greece,, 2 @ Champion Air Compressors | died early today. | District No. { Voters: party, . joriginally approved by the Senate}: . He thereby loses his winnings | . * : Ul Judiciary Committee, would divide} The archbishop entered a hos-!of $32 000 piled up over the weeks, @ Bink’s Spray Equipment ~ Thank you for your support in Warsaw radio today announced Jec l each state’s electoral votes for Pital here Sunday for treatment of hy — answering questions about! @ ARO Lubrication Equipment the election of Ochab as Commmunist’ first sec- the March Sth Primarie and | Pre sident in proportion the pop-|4 heart ailment and blood circu-| to Abraham Lincoln on the CBS tele-| of the 1 would appreciate it # you would join me in supporting Sam retary ivision show. He'll consolation receive Cad-| @ Sioux Valve Equipment and Tools a prize - as a | Whiters at the polls Monday @ Chicago Pneumatic Tools = April 2nd . ) Sineeredy Red, rose through the ranks to Case Appeals ‘lan emergency meeting of the much Lincoln Greek Orthodox Holy Synod, which Presidential offered to compen-' ‘ ' GOP @ Bean Visualiner & Wheel Balancers Mundt to (R-SD) and Thurmond (D- such key posts as boss of the peas ! thew states slave States Siave SC), for fo would sate Sale O vol-| let each state decide : a a! vo per Darid Simmons ant cvoperatives, head of the trade, Solons on Move to Alter whether to cast its electoral vote appesied to hives + eos es . lizations to hac rehbishop net? varice Cyprus He inien wtitical , pel Cmanipaion, Sr “}. guessed $2,000.-Ralph Chref of the Be ( a] 3 {t | | army rms . Elections = in that choose of . to I low New-| manner,. or a > pres- as ts put ‘idential electors as they now se-Makarios, Irader of the Cypriot man, Prope reter of the Abraham ; ; lect their senators and represen-_ a Y ‘ree the B ; Lincoln Bookshop in Chicago, who! PONTIAC MOTOR PARTS , na har predict WASHINGTON Uf—Sen. Clifford tatives Congress _|Movemen Oo merge t i TIUSH wae serving as Bennett's expert! Helps Heal and Clear«: the mew sectetary will pase 1k NI) appealed Vo “Parts Headquarters for the Doctor of Motors” collective leadership of ¢ OP colleagues pis’; wicte upeievens aa Beruiieniadoee oar See oe eee ad -today to reject aj) ; ~~ ; 9 So ge ee ere wae close to $1,600. mmunst Poland along Will. proposed constitutional amend.| . Put forward as a compromise, Master of ceremonies Hal | Automotive Parts and Equipment a reoar Josef Cyrankiewicz and mont that would revise the aus the substitute now lists as spon-| a iMarch said $400 was the figure, ~ [TCHY ECZEMA cow exercising even clos-lten, of electin; g presidents and ot ar nite al Jobs Provide 40 § ‘84 South Perry St. Ph. FE 2-0106 Zemo antiseptic promptly relieves Pet. Bennett was the first contestant) er supervision than im the past. vice presidents. Inc Jemocrats. Daniel itching of surface eczema and skin ice presidents said he on the show to gamble for the . « 6) 6 [thought it had “‘a good chance” Older Folks’ Income 'grand prize and lose, Three have rashes. It stops scratching and so ee aids fastor healing. Buy Extra Since ihe Reds teok over although 30 Republican se nators. of winning Se~; apres). | WASHINGTON—There are some WON the $64,000 prize. Strength Zemo China, refuxces have swelled Hong gre listed as sponsors of the pro-| To t eet at | 14,000,000 Americans over 65 years — 0 } tid Z y ne i] La) > 2 ™ > for stubborn cases,£00, Kalt m eee lation by—about one posed amendment, Case contended! rea ae ae pate a of age and the group is increas-More Scholarshipshalf. million _ its “adverse effect on the Repub-| ane get aP ing by some 400,000 a year. proval those vot- of two thirds of EASP LANSING WW — Mic higan | lican party for the indefinite fu- | A Government. indicates: State ing in the Senate and the House, ture cannot be questioned." that 40 per cert of all re wien in-mer and be ratified by three fourths restriction allowing only 150 He alS6 maintained in a mem-’ orandum sept to his fellow Re- publicn senators that the proposal come receiy ed byt these older peo-4.1 of the states. Club) scholarships to be in The principal argument of spon-ple comes from their earnings effect at one time. Up to 50 such Some 2,000,000 men and women in scholarships will be awarded sors is that the proposed constitu- would what he termed a hhional change would bring about great ane permanent injury to as I esl of and '"8-y “ effect at one time will be 200. reflection the a more accurate “A society form of i jential sopular ow sidential POPUAal uur our el elec- gov- eee = ———____ ——————————— : lernment and to the American two. en cerca mcs : : Nye . tons party system : Senators Douglas ¢D-Tlli and Saved and returned to PARTY LINES MIXED Kennedy (D-Mass), opposing the Senate debate on the legislation plan, contended the effect would e insured Auto Club members got under way yesterday. Almost be to increase further what they == immediately there were sharply called the present overrepresenta-conflicting. interpretations of its tion of rural areas in governnnent possible effect. Party lines were mixed on the question Kim Seeking Pospont Glorion THIS MONTH The proposal would do away with the present ‘‘winner-take-| LOS ANGELES u—Kim Novak That part of the premium not used in carrying all” system under which a state's of the films, headed for the Cannes The 3-in-1 Balanced Soil Conditioner, 3 = entire electoral vote goes to the Film Festival, has applied for a Soil Builder, Soil Fertilizer. It pre- on the business and protecting the policy-Pestuor” candidate receiving the most passport. She also will tour the pares the soil for. healthier plants and holder is returned by this Exchange to the Auto SPRING GLORY WIkD-ROSE “SILVER RAYE. ‘BLOSSOM TIME Club member at expiration of his yearly policy. his margin “Eddie Duchin Story.” in) which : popular votes, no matter how slim Continent in connection with the Choose solid silver with lasting beauty: This month of March, 1956, a sum of more than proposed amendment, as she costars with Tyrone Power, orgeous reen awns FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS is so being paid the members in cash. Those kren in Sand. Clay. Problem Soils members actually secured their insurance at Imagine being able to turm hard packed clay Gil or $400,000 less than they paid for it. loose sandy ylointo mich porous. loam-hke growing »..acclaimed by Young Women” starting with the first application Imagine being Seems too good to be true—but it’s TRUE! able to supply dead. 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Perry Street FE 2-9255 R. L. Taft, FE 2-8919 kr A. Warken, FE ?-«246 bal ** } C. 4. Burns, FE 8-2133 FG. Tynan, FE 4-289 “Pontiacs Oldest Jewelry Store FEED & LAWN SUPPLY CO. K. L Leng, FE 3.3212. Virgi! Keener, MW MeNalier, OF 2-7i4t (Metly) MElrese 7-7454 AMMONIA CLEANING COMPOUND Pontiac Ph. FE 2-0491 28 Jackson St. 28 W. Huron FE 2-7257 j % fea. : | Nee en res, Se WS ie eee a ene ey so lO rececprutosc besscrag paseo wll Se 7 sf ike t . ‘ ‘we See phedy ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21. 1956 John Matsko, ‘captain of Mich-~ fgan State's 1956 football team, Wild Turkey Program the sixth center to lead the Spar-tan eleven. Sportsmen's Show to Begin? Will Be Stepped Up -FACTORY "Sant = i} The second annual Pontiac/display in “addition to the newest) demonstrate pistol shooting Sat-“The little theater, a sucaaail | LANSING (-— The state con-| and types of outboard motors and other’ urday afternoon and evening, Sp« ortsmen’ 's Show opens Thursday part of the Show last year, will be ‘servation department said today it marine hardware. The latest in! Mr. and Mrs. Joe Depa of Dear-in operation again. with the con- NEW MOTORS ‘afternoon in. the basement show- -will_step up its program of re- fishing tackle and bait is also in born will present a rope twirling tinuous running of several modern) n room of the Pontiac Retail Store; ‘establishing the wild turkey i the offing. New Low Price! and dog jumping act with Laria, color and sound motion pictures, | and continues through Sunday eve-Ld * * No Down Payment! |Michigan. ining. a 5-year-old German Shepherd, at Among the list of notables head. A miniature automobile will be New Car Guarantee! 8:30 p. m. Saturday. The department said some 400 — | lining the four-day show is Mort presented as a free door prize by ‘A galaxy of exhibits and Fos Hunting dog displays are sched- | turkey eggs will be shipped frony | onstrations plus the appearance Neff, Mr. Michigan Outdoors, who the downtown Retail store. Fit. | uled from 1 to 10 p. m. each day. | Pennsylvania to the state game | of well-known personalities will will appear Sunday at 8 p. m. teen merchants from the Pontiac INSTALLED Beagles are slated Thursday, | farm at Mason this summer, The | provide an entertaining program Ben Hardesty, world champion area will be represented in the ONE DAY! Springer Spaniels on Friday, Irish show, | birds will be released in wild | for sportsmen and all others in-flycaster, will give instructions Setters on Saturday, and other, | areas when they are 12 to M4 | terested in outdoor life, and demonstrations throughout There is no charge, according breeds on Sunday. Shows spot-| i weeks old, | Various kinds of top-notch fish-the four days, and Lt. Coykendall lighting these different breeds will to Henry Gotham, manager of the Phone FE 3-7432 an 401 $. Saginaw | ‘The program was begun in 1954 ing = Jeanents eraft will be on of the naahigen evened Police Ea «beheld-each-afternoon at 3 o'clock »Pontiac..Beiall. Store. Doors open in-the Allegan State Forest. Other} ee “and Saturday and Sunday~ nights; each day-at fhe Jee —PURUSEREEeenenenenecensensesssaneel turkeys were released in Lake and! jat 8. Newaygo counties last year. A demonstration in taxiderniy | A department count in January) -will be given, showing the com- showed 118 turkeys in Allegan, Exhibit Atfenti ion Is Drawn plete mounting of deer heads fcounty, with 16 individual flocks: BRAKE RELINE SPECIAL from the beginning of skin prep- reported. aration to the final work of in- “In Newaygo county, 35 of the DRIVE SAFELY stalling eyes and touching up. 9 turkeys aounned were alive ‘{o National Wildlife Week January. The complete mounting of pheas-jants, ducks anc other birds is PATTERSON By JACK FORD or CHEVROLET... . $1325 planned each afternoon and eve-|- F orthcoming The second annual Pontiac Sportsman’s Show which ning. Also featured will be members opens tomorrow and runs through. Sunday will again F ield Trial of the Pontiac Archery Club, ex-) PONTIAC or PLYMOUTH S152° BRAKES You can't beat ''75’ ‘take place at the Pontiac Retail Store on Mt. Clemens hibiting trick and fancy shooting Dates Listed | jat Perry. with bow and arrow. Other Make Cars at Special Prices! HOUSE PAINT Here is a list of field trial dates’ Because of the public interest shown test year, ex-schedtiled-in-the-state the next Factory Shoes, at Extra! RELINED for Bonded « for economy hibitors feel that sportsmen have expressed a real desire two weeks. Fox Hunters Hold | | * easy brushing MARCH %4 — The Border Beagle Club to see what's new in sport-+ will hold a field trial for Beagle hounds e one coat hiding at the Waterloo Recreation Area, Con-ing equipment without obli-jenough to merit complete protec-) |tact J, Alex MacLaren, 12344 Wilshire, Mulligan Saturday tion if they are to stay off the! « longer lasting beauty Detroit 13, Mich gation. - MARC %—The Weimaraner Club danger list. WHEEL BALANCING \Of America, Michigan Region, will hold Exhibitors are spending _ thelr * 8 | The Michigan Fox Hunters Ase\a field trial for Weimaraners at the! ‘Highland Recreation Area. Contact Mike time and money to that end. Hunting pressure apparently sociation are holding a one-day STATIC G DYNAMIC Mitroke, 13345 Ward, Wyandotte, Mich While we imagine that most any doesn't have much effect on estab-. | MARCH 25—The Detroit Beagle Club fox raee Saturday, March 24 at the | Will hold a field trial at the Waterloo, of the canny merchants taking part lished species, provided seasons Lapeer State Game area, on Five Verbines, 21624 «Cariysie, Dearborn, iLakes road. . The man who knows paints Recreation Area, Contact Paul R By Trained Experts ‘in the show could be wheedled: into are intelligenty set and limits are WHEEL ALIGNING best will tell you O’Brien’s Mich | selling something, the emphasis realistic, | Running is for members only, | ALL MAKES MARCH 90-31-APRIL 1—The Michigan) “75” is the BEST in fine qual-,| In the case of declining species, will be where it should—on display ‘Saginaw Valley Brittany Club will eon- but the membership roll is open ity house paint. Made with ‘duet @ field trial at the Murphy Lake however, gunning, legal or other-| not selling. STEERING REBUILDING carS-TRUCKS | State Game Area, Tuscola County, Con-for those wishing to join.patented Pre-Shrunk Oils, it Po Lawrence Griffin, 1125 M-15, Reese What happens when the primary wise is apt to be a determining ;, A Fox Hunters’ Mulligan will be ¢ factor. “Casual"’ shooting of ode MARCH 31-APRIL 1—The Greater De-Association sec- gives super service on any purpose of a sportsmen's show— species, unfortunately a common hele afterward. trott Bird Dog Association will conduct or improved the Propagation Trial at the Highland habit among many hunters who retary exterior surface, It actually exhibition of new William C. Shaw, 7290 items of interest to sportsmen—is lobdks better longer. Choice | Recreation Area. Contact J. Wilmott, 70 know better, can extinguish a spe-| Howell road, Pontiac, has informa-| pas Hamlin Rd., Rochester lost sight-of was perfectly illus DON R. MacDONALD, Inc. of many ready mixed colors. | APRIL %—The South West Michigan cies forever. ;tion on the hunt. Club will conduct a field trial at Fenn-itrated by the recent Detroit show. Better think a minute before Opposite & ° ville. Contact Don Curtis, Hartford, Ani fi : ; S. Saginaw ot. comets Vauiture FE 5-6136 or FE 5-6137 Use oe preg set you take a crack at that odd-look--The muskrat is not a rat. He 370 = a nme tt a surplus sale then A ing whatizzit. It might be the last is an amphibious rodent and. mae: FE at = = mre | 0428 | Attention All Gowns dow rates oS eee aS ee chants are striving to avoid such Free Parking "tare |Outdoorsmen eoaattern é ° * | Report your outdoor activities | to The Pontiac Press for use in the Outdoor Page being run every Wednesday. Outdoor or- 556 per month 7 ganizations, clubs and all sports- ' men are welcome to contribute | te the Outdoor Page. Future1028 W. Huron | activities for Wednesday's use | should be turned in by moon 4 1% Blocks West Tuesday, Written copy of club Tel-Huron -activities Is preferred, Buys the best-selling V-8-in “he world! some forty spe-' cles of wildlifeAT PHILIP’S ~~ which are headed toward extinction. | For some species, such as the SAVE 40% | : whooping crane, PATTERSON much effort is Being made te bold = line, GOLF SETS Available for delivery now! There are ee oa twenty-five Registered—Guaranteed \of the birds left in the world. In Your local Ford Dealer has a ready Matched Clubs Full Weight (ielf Bag Regular $55.00 5 Irons ithe case of other species, notably supply of these cars, fully equipped, ithe grizzly bear, whose total U. S. for prompt delivery now! But act population is approximately 700) fast! This special $56-per-month and is classed as a_ predator) offer is good for a limited time only! Complete Set throughout most of fts range, little Now Only 2 Woods $2995 has been done, to date, to assure |the continuation of the species. | Prairie chickens, getting scarcer Spelding. — Wilson Golt Equipment—Cars—Balls— every year, seem assured of a na- Bags—Head Covers—Boseball—Tennis— near future, tional refuge in the the Great Lakes is losing the struggle. In non-game species, | the red-headed woodpecker, par-ticularly vulnerable to automo-hiles because of its low-flying habits, has become scarce. 79 N. Saginaw St. Many Michigan species not cur-rently endangered are scarce! FORD V-8 “MAINLINER J t's tailored to the most discrimi-nating American taste SPECIAL” sf 9 You can depend on FOUR ROSES’ { qualitybotYe after bottle — Price includes a Ford V-8 engine—the best-selling eight in the world ep it's America’s favorite gift whis- key. So treat yoursel/ to the finest e@ Two-tone paint @ White sidewall tires @ MagicAire Heater e Turn signals @ Windshield Washer @ Full-flow oil filter @ Oil bath air cleaner prapaiaagnioar as they met in a tiae Creek storm drain for the of Birmimgham had a low bid of ; Sache, fancy,” 400. bu: Ne. f, 278-348" bu. ley opening. LAQSING «Senate Republi-‘ Sera city’s northwest section was ac-|$81,225.65 accepted. by the com- In the trade wheat! Boele's ‘Red, fancy, bu; * «* i. Contracts the archi-as a low of |mission two-inch early May appies, 3.76 * ne in| for general cepted was bid $342,-for blacktop pav- | went to a new seasonal high, in-/")tocdines,mise: Beets, topped, No. .| Changes generally ranged up’to! cans served notice ay they will tecture, heating and electrical) ¢49 of the Greenfield Construc-|ing projects in the city. fi fluenced largely by the very strong 1.50-2.00 bu. Cabbage, No. 1, 200-2 86 int in either direction, try ‘to revive legislation limiting | work were authorized to be signed) tion Co. of Detroit .-_ i which a Carrots,so" pu. fancy,root, Ma. by.; a and con-r abled week. ft; Manner in re the March con-/'s59‘obu. topped,Celery 3.75 aM No.|27OUNd po lby th ‘or city clerk, whil tor the he being for.a a ~ with losses prefiominating. combined payments of state un-|t . ign la aot ets pied sects struction of the drain, report tabled a ’ tract P closed yesterday. +] h an 1° . us7i'ts|2 the tidei and > recommending the was out r én. eee ert 1 1, Bucking moving rezoning jemployment compensation put for week the| Public on Pontiac|t© 3 the side and over a upon A hearing the residential of south New crop wheat was under some cox. Richa, “Onions, dry, No. 1. 1.00-1.50 higher were gold "" pressure on a forecast for light | to, pat. Pereiey. ee’: No 1 rubbers and eerails. ee private supplemental layoff pay. |request of City Mana r W, K_/Creek assessment will be con-of Auburn avenue from to moisture 190.{Steels, Coppers’. .. eee ae roll _|Center, was Perkins i ee ee idee at_next_week’s meeting. approved by in parts of the winter 125 doz. behs. arenipe, No 1° 4.1.78 were lower. oo oeccisncosant the com: lq Wheat belt. Distint corn contracts/ 5 i THAW, Rng. 18 ee) oe public ; spores pe ” = “T Special assessment rolls on TRS TS Republican senators "| Most of the 20-point agenda, which public hearings will be held} received “also” “ba¢k. Soybeans No. bu; The in inl ‘They ‘also read-- ib fell main-Tolnek 1, 125-150 radishes. strength golds came the ‘proposal yesterday. the first Most of containing public improvement | next week also were accepted last|img of an ordinance to amend a'" eed oat ot their ecurly gains. Fosceomy ‘ancy, $0.0-1b. ‘box.No 1./the Wake of news that Canada had -dison lec s Bank er them, spokesmen 4 ; r |.10-80 $-lb, box: rhubarb, hothouse, No.jremoved all restrictions on the said, favored the) procedures, was overshadowed | night on the following projects: [Section of a previous zoning ordi- | near et the 1, } bu.4 Turnips, Rutabagas,No. and export: gold, Director’ by two involvi : gutter nance the of i first} 100-150 topped’ No. of limit. issues car ahd related regarding prohibiting Wheat of 90-18 behs 1,|S@le opening to bg Curb, S$ Position wrecking establishments in the | Princeton avenue from Baldwinwoto Sthq-for automobile bump shopsP } hour was % lower to % higher, | 2100-250. bu. the way for creation of a free gold in com- May % 36) tbetoatl, “We strongly the for city. issues took up |'*%;, and Del } $2.22%; corn lower to catenn, 00) bp aenieno” felt desire | These more East Rey drive from Bashi Me {tharket in the dominion, containment to protect small | then two hours of the long |boulevard to 94 feet et west, = s higher, May $1.3842; oats un-| Homestake Mining Was ahead)° Raymond T. Perring, president) businessmep,” Sen. | Pre ageearty ctmppren said Creigh-meeting. gal rel Urcpady ood pone May ¢ E © Minesieict he bee (m In commission Grandview | 4 unchangedores gatto lower, dh OFT. pe30. aes. afwund point,i Demse te see nea toe Coteenen Boee other the DWerse tor boulevard. emmieanrrye a % ETR March end, director*0feek B Cxvek). action, saates the it) majority caucus leader. | $1.28%4; soybeans % .to 1 cent!siate Gea “Mee included, feceral:| Major eae) ° eine 6o., eiccosditg Rascal Ww. — soni iNapproved an agreement with the Ti" som Paddockto. Gumeur. “Ollmour -{ higher, May $2.63%, and lard Una verage Sits: ‘ iagge 47-49, = wtd.ta. avy_| Westinghouse Electric opened Symes who resigned after! Coleman said an | Newton Co. concerning in-4 ver fs up s recently Repu Building 39 a changed to 3 cents a hundred | t8¥4; medium 43-45, wed. ave. Pri % on a block of 10,000 shares aft-/59 years with the utilities firm. amend a House-approv MI OM 'stallation of water mains in the A petition opposing any street pounds high $12 de lar ae avg.45-51, last ie unemployment’ ree- | nds higher, May 9.99 brownB, ee. Re wid. 4 ice night’s h compensation, Chambers-Bowen Subdivision. the) Perring lives on Yarboro Road a provision limiting com-| Two deed the city were 0 ge a en ar -* inserting ap-{improvements jp 1956 for Colorado Grain oe (pecreeri = a,Crees Bare “Grade ¢,196-day strike against the COm-jin 42, pany, in Bioomfieldi ace Hills. is bined to two-thirds 4 | proved deedsthe Special: from to GradeC ‘ : ak | payments Two by from Commission for communication, avenue Franklin Bagley of City Cedar was received by the commission cutcaco: MarchCAGO 1 GRAINary — Colmer oe 2 | In yesterday's market the Asso-|, alge ~ pe pede NG op ht Le Opening | Goeercially oe A, extra larse 41:|ciated Press average of 60 stocks| airs, the new director has beena * « ® theof lotConsumers12 assessor'sPower platCo. for part! Lodge No. 60, F. & A. M., Clarks-|and filed in final action last night. 147, and! ton, Thurs, March 22, 7:30 p. m. rrWheat Oats ree Sabi medion 1G" rede © moved up 80 cents to a new record leader in the Junior Achievement) The limit was included in the|the second for the Vernor Ginger| Work in F.C. degree, Raymond Waly 72 Zong Muy tty AS Browns’— BoP 2084 Grade A, 44:/ nigh $189.80, rise aptietanginal the De original House of the bill!Ale for part of 4, asses-| Ruggles, M. —Adv. vsoveses “e513 ee extra terse. of rtemet version Co. lot W. BoD ascot: laree noe spot * oo er of _sen but struck out by a coalition of sor’s plat 76. . woot rae, MAY co se-es BBM y Market . . i aren 3B%_ 19 unset “at pifee Aircrafts were under jelcea Baas Turk’ and) July woves preeant levels. selling)“ tee Deued ‘Young Republicans > full: ¢. Balan 4 contract.between the city and News in Br ief rrin; BA — Lewis Kevorkian for i ene 1 Bie Mew os 130%, 87 eee hg sacisfarroniy Pressure following the Air i hoked Ae 1927 and was elected president Democrats, " cevorki installation ofDee -.31? os 1336° . May 1230 | cancellation of its order for 100 m toe in 1952. Sponsors say the amendment |Water mains in the city was ac-! Harold Schoen, 34, of Walled ° CHICAGO POTATOES ‘million Thunderstreak director would owners |cepted pleaded if dollars of and in 1 —— help of small busi. by the commissioners in\Lake, who guilty CHICAGO, March 20 (AP)Potatoes: ‘jet fighters from Republic Aviation! Symes, who lives at 15 Elm Park, —— ith {Continued action on the agenda. |} drivie ti to befreck-| Ri S State §Secre af ates old stock 69; on track 260: total Co: Reoullie: ing, Douglas Pleasant Ridge, retired as a vice| nesses who can't keep up wit ess ving yes erday ore. i p € secre ary Geman Wait dnd mater aout seedy land United Aircraft al | were down President of the bank in 1946 but} big industry im the field of sup-| Engineer estimates were aired here 2 2 a tees ih - Jes, stock: Selb pepe j and con-| mental ° fo 4 ié rlot ge old usllites|Idat continued as director tax layoft last followi ple yott pay “ a * ay on — or . $00 — aid his wi on uspension ssue | baled in 10 1b sacks $5 36, Higher were Lukens, Goodrich, Sultant. He is regarded as a na-| They say the limit would have) & city « ss [EGG ty) os ak Sis me Zenith Radio, American Can, New “onal authority on standardized), effect because contracts nego-| t advertise for March 27 public | i your friend's in jail and needs LANSING & — Ingham Count erable, (Geman acta eo is York Central and Johns Manville, Utility accounting procedures, itiated in the auto industry Y firm. New stock carlot track sales: | limit} Bearings on the jobs: bail. Ph. FE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. Sheriff Willard P. Barnes He is a former member Piorida reds 50 sacks $e 8 a il of the’ combined to cent| and work today Found tn Ib $3.25.) 1 a r payments 65 per Sidewalk related on Adv. charged Sec. of State James M. Lower | were Hare with “trying Spencer Kellogg, |Pleasant Ridge Village Commis-¢¢ 9 worker's pay anyway. north -side of Michigan avenue le, Bt Hall, to make a po.| kien wen 30, LAP. putter Bethlehem, American Smelting, | $©"-8 @ from * Bare arcs litical mountain out of a mole-| steady. rece!pts £88,000: wholesale buy-Jessie to Tasmania avenue = 2srd, 1 to 3 p. m. Kennecott Copper, Du Pont, Inter-: But opponents:of the ceiling say|at a total cost of $5,293.75. —Adv. hill”’ in suspending his right to con-138 Prices unchanged: 93 score AA $1: inational Paper and U. S. Gypsum. Earnin S it would prevent labor from get-._* * De Have Carpet Prob- ; You a | © duct driver license examinations. 568 89 C 855 7 ese: cies N Stock increased benefits when York ting ' * 8 eps porvidlly hat a ibapieboaee ew Yor OCKS the oe _—. <4 san caer) lem? Vows Tuson Carpet Service. Hare : contracts are re-negogiated in 1958,|from Maines to Michigan. Total/ pg 5-8103 _ Ady. suspension ordered the a wt “fate shiter aos pr “tent "A (Late Morning Quotations) NEW pending investigation alleged mixed 30: ums .. occ. 19.6 47 FeportsYORK net(INS)—Phillipsfor A ss yay a lated wo! rk} ummage an of 2), me stan laamiral [C®, income Petroleumthe year rb, gutter,~ age rela’ R Sale. Youth Center, 0 irregularities. Hare said his action ipis aa — *; serene Air Reduc .. a a $5.06 commen here 30 nie te Royal May Seek followed a complaint that Barnes st “4 an a aul Oak for Valencia ‘drive from Mt. Clem-|Lake Orion, Fri. and Sat, —Adv.Aled Stee. O36 Sones wei... mts Sere co eatlig teen on naresin. Action Against Airport issue. icenae ane: | i 142 Kennecott ....144 |Sh8re. on a smalier number ef she 253,som tejandaoefor BreHazelot katestreetet fromoot Ham dinner, 82 Perkins, Fri. 5 ~ residenhad a aa an a. Te tstec ‘ 3 us Easing own Poultry Alum “Ltd121 Kimb che 2: (aioe eee sit see as aeainet . Aleos 3.005 103.6 resge, /129.732 1984 dams. s708-| ROYAL OAK — The City of Telegraph to Starr: * wal —, 01.28 and To. -—Adv.| in chairman, (Barnes) home at tress Mason as the oareores : gnashs ne troit = picsNo. } ce ee 22 cantLigg & My | 69.1154 forpreaictedpetroleum® continued in demand/Royal Oak is considering taking} gisrm sewer in street ~ a for : ee .... products gain Astor address. per fob. De Cyan pete [tle the and wasoutlook. action Detroit's bound Lockie about pro- paid Jam 47. petro-chemieal optimis-| egal against He from Maines to let 57 of the itth Barnes, @ Republican, charged “itty iene? Hn? Ria ae am Shoat HEA AVS $a Mas deer da thr wit peed norteaat that Hare, a Democrat “is at-* Heoss AES tr Barred.A™ Motors .. An Lene 8 chem. eo and perseam aurport in Warren! Ti tate yal geet | | preaactas, 7 ‘Township. sewer in “A” E. | 1s storm outlet outlet Charles Myre Rocks tempting by any devious means he 26-21 Caponettes (4-8. ibs.) 39-ris ewe 33.6 pare cp sary ‘ | The City Commission unanimous-| of the subdivision and Astor | WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP—Fu- can find to take licensing functions 2!:.,'° g tba SURI CULTS ey pee Gomera oh May D sir. ae Geeeed bes Service ce ly agreed at its regular meeting) street from Maines to the Clin-|neral arrangements for Charles FE. away / from officialscials, anda con-r ty Youngeae | (ype,h hensBeka39-, |AM Tee MeadeeCp ..... ols ite aed This815 1 to a orney study yer, ,, risen (itaing pees $488 centrate them local in own hands.” ype 78 | 49,306 cotpated ae S|t0 have the city att y y the ton River nso, : = = tte id, ashis , villeMarketwhites) and feng 34-36. | Anac GY* Merck Hon...++ 29-4) 163, or common possibilities. tio 3 at unsettledhens on toms type hens Co ct Mpls 943.724 $4.32 a share| Furth blic/Pending ; ‘ 3arnes said there was “one in-win prices one lower. Demand good | Ansc tae ™ 14 {tn the preceding year. Revenues in-| Detroit proposes to expand a 7é-Further action saw two public Pontiac. He diedPursleysuddenlyFuneral TuesdayHome, | cent 4 where Lansing but cet be fiahert + creased @ $923, 240.384 Le Mil hearings to : stance’ a resident supplies excessive. a 301 to record from held on intention con- 8 with supplies ample and Pryers steady Armour & 61 Co 196 Motor Pal ..,.. 35.3 in Alton Jones,acre it on Mile struct curb, gutter, an related|@t home. i —— demand fair /Armco aor Pd |$813.173,602 1954 . airport owns 14 d relat his t : processed his license request Gaponettes unsettled with demand gor arms ck ue rsa! Bre. “Aee chairman. sald : d .|Atchison .... : ‘chai management | east of Dequindre, into a 2-square-work on Yale and Hopkins streets Mr. Myre leaves his wife, Isa-| fae 6=—s through the sheriff's office instead Dt recetpis liberal ang seeaye s ecciatl Get Line. $3.4 Nat Cash R.... 41} creasedoll and gas production, additions mile airport bounded A 14 Mile,| om Baldwin to University. pete: | q af going to Lansing police for. re-tive asd ee reer baal — es Grpe ["" 8 lof activities in the growing field of|/Dequindre, 12 Mile and Ryan. A written two a = and Wil- objection is expected ty 0 ughters, Mrs.| ae Cottewal. =e Balt & Onio 467 Nat Lead... 933) petro-chemicals. _ ae emaBO OT | eee eee > |by City Engineer Lewis. Wrenn on|/©rraine LaBarge and Mrs. Al-| EOEEE sae Nie M Pow... aa CHICAGO (INS\—Montgomery wars American to Inaugurate portion of the ? ! | (AP) — -— Boeing Air 761 No est.. Co. met income for the |a Yale street project sdarsh lpm all. “ —s 4 CHICAGO (USDA) ... land reported . . t's audi-idre: and grea’ 18 enteae . t ch to’, Briggs Am fiscal 31 Flight 4 Business Notes etaea =3h conpe "aka.sued: heavy Bor Warner oa No,Ar... 8s 3 7eer waded Jan, ef g304stout. New Cross-Nation ** * eee aie rape as children. light or Bris OlAirline... hina :. here 2-28; hens 18-18. botlers My Mfg ..... 322 OhioNwst wileaqz [comparedhe with $38,232,000,or ——--26-258. old posters $8. 30. *| DC-7 aireoach_ : service! | eity‘ assessor was ied Mrs. a fryers 148-158 | Special The authorized Marsden Miller a save OwensTu wes Galea. tereansd BOL bEe. eous New Yak aad ka : DRYDEN < Service Mrs. Pa 2. 609000 between Loa “; ntiac native Eugene L. Klein (a> mettes under ts “ "ics tH 18.7 pee $887.336,812 in 1954, marking the first for i : 1asig -Set ans — csp cup. as Pan AW Ate a gireversal in a downward trend which \geles will be inaugurated May 20 been appointed eas t jCampb Wy ... 464 param Pict peed started in 1981. John A. Barr, chalr-ihy american Airlines, Marsden (Iciely) Miller, 66 of Lake LARGE SIZE officials an-George Road, will be at 2 : held :| Parentdiv of = peiceri Livestock nm Pac 382 Pennenney, 12g Eeveare Meatistactory “ahnough neunced 4 viet theee Phillips seen= ac 101 Spinel yesterday. ision i Petroleum lean R Ic. Will affected further in the ’ ve Royal will tomorrow vEatoce ICarrier Cp Pa 945 be by increases call flight -“The The s firmCoach-p.m. from Muir Brothers ey. according DETROIT Endacott. -! Kleini is the son§ of Mrs.‘ b lableSpee hee. cari ¥ eresales Saas= winresre . Cater Trac seen Shi] xuizeehelps a ‘ 5 man.The will = moe Dryden Center Cemetery, | a 4 Co., to President Paul LN Case, JI. Prost Cola’ ../: 23 | business expenditures generally. = Funeral Home, Imlay City. Burial Home File ‘ Chrysler service / A Klein, of meDelaware ; but and notaround 80establishedcents ie @s Mor. new ' H “ee 12¥ ide Ehesthea . lein. of 6 wa Dr.80 varrows marketgilts fully Kigh-i-gyi" Philip seis ‘az feature a yest L ] | “ ¢ $3 zi Mae Machine Looted’ 5 : which make 5 2 ie Vending: ‘seating innovation will Mrs. Marsdenerday ong wide. leaves her hus-ond 10” hi h. 3 - ent 10 voure in moisiary research, miacé for” geighi" and erage Teme, Core, Cole. 128 Bie ite O88] 4 restaurant ab) OL I nUuetary a at 505 8, F.|it-for passengers to band; four sons, of Sault Neuen Blvd. possible re-Frederick dl Ae om P mn putts 200 cabo (OS pel ein, *8¢ broken Monday seats they Ste. Eugene Sen wor ee ate tome ae ey e pigeet wetin Fresh receipts sau O85 ere was into night serve when buy tickets, Marie, ist two vr ne 11 : = through a side door and an unde-| their selections from of Marilette,] . partments with lock and ‘making seat- years as staff assistant .ostiy coms; about 600 slaughter steets Gon Gas Rex Drug Russell of Lakeville, George of key A to Z -index. Aan >. , tee heifer 00 aint Nick . & report acceptance ia) ) C. iiceanue Paul A Frank VanAtta said today cores TART Te Ge model the making. Boelter, Leo R. Mine weaser, Paul — figures, hares 1and maps. $1. 95 up arcrt int Paper 1322 Youngs Sh&T 193 of the systems. | As yet unnamed, the new car will .. Singles and Loren L. Beach, all.A car driven by Jay Sweet, 22 1400-1899 gnod heavy fat Int boa Te). ar morc) Moy =. 13 of TR Portl St cr into : give Ford a competitor in the price of Pontiac | 3 ind ashed cho eae Sees ¥ , cpr ca a , | Studebaker-Packard Corp. also ||range between the Mercury and the — cates ——— ner been imarce was mimy patel YORE Heda 21-Compiled by car line with the non-skid differ-pany disclosures to substantiate F es: “heaveCAV apark 4 ini ‘the.le darknesedark 220 ere choice vor * on $25-875 ee Ib ae yearling lambsstock | STOCK AVERAGES introduced the first passenger Lincoln. There have no-com- : : Y een RIAL sla J 1 ASSC & Par id . “ “tt could have been a Ist more 30i 18 «6318 60 ential. This device is designed th); MANAGER Stocks ’ ei OT aN cn ee) CEN eqn [ 5: BLACKBOARDS are necessary for ; serious VanAtia a to traction the experts new sree —_said “ : 2685seFave anes vigems provide 2 to Bape drive The industry see the chalk talks lecture rooms, meet ———— Week sao 1476 748 1877 wheel in the clear when one side (model planning, along with the ings,: in hotels ms, sales nth ago 2519 134) Ta8 #177T¢€ clubs, and temporary claas-. . ° year seo ge 21s $1258 703 1584, of the car becomes mired in mud relatively recent advent of . the * ® rooms. Portable or mounted, in various Pennies Buy License 1 1958-86 lon. 2071 1188 @t2 fiag, OF Snow or starts to spin in an $10,000 Continental model, as part LANSING UP — Duane Peters : a sizes. From $1 669 SES Tiss 1954 high 2110 1230 683 1552 icy rut. of the Ford preparation for greater Transit Mix Concrete and Slater DETROIT STOCKS E have =, Michican) lcniversity thorities back: ngineering authoriti Competition, in all brackets, with} Building ae com-are Spe vie es on haknnic " Mercury and Nash ane Figures alter, cecil pig are eghths Called it an outstanding advance in General Motors pany, excellent oppor-CHALK & ERASERS —White and col- nae fora mani ense ¢ 1 Deliveries During Marc nah Low “een automotiv e development. | GM's Cadillac Division will have tunity for a capable i oe A : a We : — CLETKLe 7Hiere “ -F he oe ored chalk in economical size packages q a . CS a § i , g -fercury aS 13 af Some industry analysis Jook for ts newest prestige model, the Fl . ; iiiCasd, an fnauicy de ¥ aticly . “Oil —dustless erasers in various price and SulCu i Petersen, from PFlhart. Ind, and ie 7 Me Poe nd eae -cheer an 3° the fuel injection system to appear dorado Brough: am, ready for pres-fider i One rangrs- d Parhar4 a . at on “ tatyg delivered i or Co° $ of so-called entation in of i MES ened, Walk ™ the of new cars Mrt Prod Cos a a cars next vear It will be an this year. This is the car : a Bones Scdinedi. ailers Pe 8.673 a 45 jn one the “prestige’’ sometime August ret yNNTOGS during first 10 davs March. ue Ue ae ae vortedly developed as Cadillac he a z ING the o ersity. Ch: This c with TRG the ri oe i44 ,/ ae ,41 extra-cost item for some time Teportediy as an at Univer Chapel mpared 6.929 in Wee Sa ‘s Aame ltatnticoretce to developed an say, how. Swer to Ford's Continental. | —— —— first 10 days of February *No anie, bia and asked everithal lincresse rand - -Lansing Fyes Porking American Motors’ Nash Division —_ lpeeater fuel econery will be im- ’ , reported its new car retail sales Drayton Plains Woman mediate results of the switch from Oon Gamble t “sn the first 19 days of March num-learburetor to Injection avaleni . with BULLETIN BOARDS of cork“ bered 2.902 units. This was up 327 Struck by Son's Car -Se ti , Home Security A of pulp composition can serve per cent over the last 10 days of Se a | In the injection systems tried | © as message centers in office, . ‘ : " Pebruar BP ety Vet lots an February ae a -Plain wes pe, y ole by; , various car makers ’ home. Also fine Cieoncrited ee Wravione a 7 out the plant or :for fuel Is sprayed directly into the ees during mine oe tion of a 4 er v parking rat y | Youth Fr Shoetin a is pis es an s,0n-| Combaation chambers | without \< $1.55 were among sugcestinnsaewarde i ai YouTns tor g ar dee pelle a severely first passing through the ‘car. . up to solve the shortage of parking Gee Eases severe'y buretor and manifold. It is about |Space Dogs, Children With BBs lacerated leg when the car driven — ineeri — Twi rayton Plains youths who by her son, Paul, struck her as she! ** chews) tesa meander cogincering, | Tn Draven Phang youthe who Wy her on, atl struck heras Milan Bond Approved a agonal cata YOUR HOME ee a aieeihde cal on is * | ed for any 1957 model cars. T Y! . dren with > guns: fr mE ce ODA . | : P Fi : MILAN WF — Milan consolidated were sent.te jail yesterday. . e r s | Some speculation in industry school district voters Tuesday ap-Glen Miller, 18, and Peter poulen Thieves Steal Car us ‘circles centers around whether any enera rin ing ice upp y proved hy a vote of 291 ple guilty to che Three 820 to a‘19, aded the arge | tires and wheels, valued other million “dollar school construc-before Waterford Tov wnship Juslice! at $75, Monday night were stripped Sal paca to have 1'g “personal” model as compete® irwit CRAWFORD-DAWE -GROVEtioni issue. ‘was the first Willis ) Theyey to from his car S. ArdmoreAramore Corvette Ford's | j bond issue It the firs D. LeFurgy. failed€ om at 126 Chevrolet's. and | | Insurance ‘of All Kinds he ntiac; s . bond election in the district in 25 pay $10 fines and $10 costs apiece, St., according to William K. Smith, Thunderbird. A sharp competi-716 Pontise State Bank Bidg. FE 2-8357 { years, jand began 10-day jail terms. j12 Fairfax Ct. itive battle already is under way, _ z i i i ;: i ay - i i ' } : ov THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 214 1956 4 i] = . + 3 __ 85\Sale Household Goods 52| For S SLICE OF HAM Dogs Trained, B Sale peter 6o| LOTS WORTH s200-a FI. SYSTEMS PLIANCES as trade in on used : a7 & 2 matrices oy Stoves, Washers peawee Gp bis Bu Gamer eM en! “CROMP ELECTRIC DERS AND. i-HOOVER CORNET ELL ATICS AUBURN HEIGHTS FE 43573 Complete of Pat hese than 1 year old. ~U SE D TRADE-IN ivery on ts-—Bo at F ant ~.Ay Nea eosin “OpranAL CTRIC IF DEPT. Oars and Accessories... a Seba 38 NW. Edith, call efter 130° pe linan co wee w pe meaner seis caoe KELVINA REFRIGERATOR. Pood a ‘set tis fs mangle, a clothes #18 as tio: | Drop leat es see dersonvilie Rd. miles from | wiectric range ‘apt Lot . $34.50 formations! Pid By in may f = Dias Bey: BOA taletiaies iia © Blower for Cole. KELVINATORELECTRIC RANGE. Ty iOMA:AS. 1; “CONOMY Oven timer and clock Good con-Drpmower. or quieater.| _§ FURNITURE CO. Sa atte bates will swap for dition. $37.50. EM 3-4419. KENMORE ELEC. DRYER. LIV- 361 8 Saginaw St. SrvenaL mee er ing room suite. Coffee, end ta- inna ‘contracts, trade for __bies, _—M _ Base PONTIAC, MICH houses,do not haveto be|7; kine yr VACUUM ‘CLEANER | AND Pike hee Gabert’s or acreage or what have _FE_ 5-220. FREE! FREE! FREE! iF Special caer OT port _ REPRIGER-ee _stor, reasonable, FE 5-5120. ay’ payor git woe would like to ie © y a oe “Join our accordionsc’ Lar PAINT "Wanted Livestock 73 rm Motorele 31 oe Noree 2 are ane TRADE: aren. “LORD'S SPECIALS rre] and | pew Le “e a ae “beth a ONE Jiannear Five Foil. 171_N, Segine 5 Furniture and Applane:s EL -LT: A ZE HORSE “pet. i ol ig a condition. Cal is.Where We~ As ‘a Used to Be E 5-8604. Wkdys. eft. 4 pm Seren gle Pom FE fee fences cee a at + — TUNING, RIREPAIRS.na MR. a 31, — i 6 MAHOGANY BiNiKa born, ton, wanted. __ For Sale Poultry _ 74 ae years _bew sian.” Mi” 63300," * . foom suite, Good condition, $75. § _PE_ 23-5000. PE 2-7149. __sengers WRITING dD HOOVER _ -|ONE MAPLE TWIN BED, BOX FE aweeper, classical ‘music library, 1000_, ress, EM_3-4921, der now for deli te en |8 Oxbow “Road, ee reed organ, tabies, washer, studio tate hea! tension tal north of SBesrsaee couch. * antique Edison evercoat, Wanted UUsed Cars PVT. PARTY WILL PAY dining wl fixture, “small baby Wht, Tpape: oe ee OR cast LwaY¥s3 PAYYLESS A eweANY TAING ZOU want Sale Farm Equipment 76 OLive 32211, for rot model station ayrae Math rs ~ dfn Prong OVAL |, DINING TA-ror CAN G2-242 BE FOUN 68 bies, 6 enata, pair chests, higt- GasH FORA NY MAKE models. Econom Aw End tables, $1.98 up new book- ome SALE, LiKE FARMALL H. WITH HYDRAMA- Witt’‘SWAP FOR\ FARM OR & SELL. ‘AP “OR financing. Se new, privately1y owned. OR tie lift bea: Pq new horn load- $24 refi T = ige * i ; Lapa i acres, down, up te €0 months. Idea tractor spreader, odern Ga SCRAP CARS room,yy ts meg | ° _3-2440. & wien. $5 up; beds, all sizes, an UPRIGHT PIANO. GOOD CONDI tion,$45. MUlberry9-1233, p< Maat ae Small barn, Chicken __ Ada miles.fr up; afl sets, “i eet: $5 General coaches now in 18-27-30- 33-35-40 and 45 ft. lengths. For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Foe Sa Misectieneous Sale 60 10Ra. 12008, Pontiac. s ld MAJESTIC RADIO-PHONOORAPH she'98 ut chesta, 3 yeed. $5 up; lh console comb, Exec. cond. §50, P8 ELECTRIC HARD’ ARE, | 5: Office Sale O | Equipment 63 CLOSEOUT Building applies. OW Pa? 0 |B su'te suites, Wi — to compere these up; Living op: din- room _EM_ Ll,» had Sale Clothing sis 90 uos: pé ohh any anywhere. room — Between 14 and 15 Mile 56 SopeRN.i. 2 PIECE | LIVING ROOM in Ps suites, $1950 up. Many ore —. = tse STEELL PILING CABINET, LEGAL _waite. Good 30 trailers or more on our lot ~ at USEE OUR cats bat gel Penta sPymoot Co 1458 Baldwin Fie 4x8 PLYSCORE size, exc. cond, Executone inter- communeication, model 61, siight-FERGUSON _ty_ used, M1_ 17-0022 wet ate DOOR. Pasi Gtase” In’DC if. bis Serge “ CA SE No Pty, Oe around © cores of 47x $12. AND 27, INDUSTRIAL 90Kome Ae S NAVY BLUE NORGE REFRIGERATOR. LATE all times. We¢ have a few used trailers that tt bardine, Size iow,we aah rol ——— $ cu. ft, excellent MI 6-1300._ 38. Lik, dition, $65, FARM n 9 to 8 Sale Store Equipment64 M 3-36) 4615 Dixte HyHwy. [ ‘Plains <“peayien OAKLAND -COUNTY'S LARGEST free rhe TRACTORS aeee BOYS’ R AT, SUMMER SELECTION OF UNPAINTED SUIT, DRAW ITE “HITCHES GP hany 9 to 8 shiste ead sheer’ site it4. Girls ‘lothing. "FE pORMALG heats, tables, chairs, des! : SUNDAY 1 “CHROMEOR CADMIUM COMPLETE DRIVE-IN UIP-BLADES, BACK HOES, LOADERS L & 8 BALES CO, 4 mi. east of ON for sale. OA 80565. Twins dividers PARTS AND SERVICE Pontiae mi. en Ss - a;a7 mane orSi aneae + alas ment | east of Auburn reen phe makes into The kind that bolt the frame econ —— or Restaurant, 17 8. Washington, DaReene, SUITS A MALS. upboards and to TRADE-INS WANTED . E-Z CREDIT TERMS. PONTIAC CHIEF EST RATES BUY AND SAVE AT 6s AMERICA'S FINEST MOBILE acaiINS HOUGHTEN & SONS , FE fase on Auburn i lamp table, table oe py Oxford. P. of a.) makes of E. Howland, maternity ian tSize 14, cars. 3245 PICK. & PAINT ST ORE floor ame. call F ..Geod condition, FE COMPLETEE EQUIPMENToe | LO! 6 8Q FT i,” USED * 143Oakland Ave. small restaurant. Price ¢ 6-6007,_ PVT. Pai WANTS GOOD PARTY USED Excellent for sheetin . EB COIL, «Cc PER _Cail MA 31 TO $0 FT. 1 TO 3 BEDROOMS UTILITY OPTIONA: arme tee USED ) ComeCL TV. be seen at 3072 Devondale, ot bene for duplex € SKINS = ALE ELECTRIC NATIONAL 8. We anteana k: l- _Auburo_nr Crooks td1. FE 17-8211 . Main &A. 428_N. Main. Rochester OL 1-076] range Thompson. 3-0891. 158 rsCash nee ister. FE WALTON TV. HUT CHINSON’S Oakland County’s Fastest 2 «ALL Se ears ~~ BEAUTY_ ‘s) FERGUSON TRENCHER. MY _Baldw so“a Naten, Cor, Joalyn FE 2-201 rry 6t. chairs, $15. FE 2-586: a bn Take over payments. OR Growing Dealer reh, $2.95 value A yah Slightly Gaeceay STOREFIXTURES irre ‘luo Roofing and Site for sale, For further information ALL Wiebado} ae afUMP 6751 Dixte Highway at M15 MAple 5-507] nites actory as.t ete repaired and “AAA BUYS THRU '56 ee ree ‘til THE ae DOLLAR 9 . __call_ FE 5-3677. rescent, 30 rd Lake Ave. Combination Doors joned with 2 HEYWOOD -WAKEFIELD BAR- _ sell. GROCERY & MEAT FIXTURES for sale. Very Esasonebes eit BACK CHAIRS. UPHOL- STERED IN GORAL FRIEZE. BEVERLY. SYLVAN FREE STANDING “TOILETS $19.05 21 sinks “ANCHOR FENCES AT LEES Insulation ed on our Auburn He: FE Clinton chain saws, $159 & ¥. No money down, PHA eager M. A. BENSON tine. make homes, These can be These are new ‘S56 models, We seed Sire the rire spies oe aaireneed well, a _FREE_ ESTIMATES eer pa ft will pay you deferred allow prices for your od — oo our new 49 N. Saginaw PE 4-254) 72 oi BURNERS. $15. $30. OR A credit = pelicy Midi tillers, 3% HP gr) PIECE BE: SUITE. BEDROOM 4 ka SOIL PIPE » FT. rT) cellent condition. 50 ~ BOX Seat onoe time payment “HH. J VANWELT OR 313 552 N. Perry __ Sale Sporting tt. st. and mattress. Inquire at AIR COMPRESSOR I HP. BRUN- 16-with reverse. we =Gc a HUTCHINSON — g SAVE(EsLL OMsInG SUPPLY FURNACES Seneca, After 3:30, 7 PIECE LIVING - tillers trom, $129 ner, ore Reasonable, 667 172 mere up. 8 iow PE 6-2100 Gitomerfame TANKS se riding ee ey & a _£ Mans: ie Oil fired, gua type. New, 84,000 : BOY'S “SHOE BTU. $270e seapleta Any model. ie 4 arp ope ROLLER Beate, SEPTIC trac all imple: ¥ —, DOUBLE Se, aioITHACA Rotary “awn mowers, Fatrbanks- MOBILE ome riding mowers, Get 16,6) ROUP size §. dust like new. $4.00, PE Free estimates on duct work. REINFORCED CON 3 suite 2 | $8035) 0 Wrecked & Junk Cars Modern piece modern md Call 9 Elis. FE 3072 ELEC, HEATER$71 8 N YR . Lk. Rd, OLD. ; ent $2GAL. GUNS -BUY -SELL © TRADE 4 os East Side Auto Parts HOMES M reeset 1p Bagley St. Reel type lawn mower, $129. er FOR la MAY | Sa ory © as heme sy Take over bal. of $13.12 mo., or FE 5-6855 NS-BUY- Burr-shell, 375.8.ee erden "orchard 4901 Dixie Hwy Drayton Plains, OR 3-1203 a1 $150, special ONLY $2 way Laundry Ave. Stand. ieee 83 put ip scans PR T36e Gealer. ae ‘ ENA reg ~MERCURY MOTORS “care any mabe any model Top . 1” 8. Saginaw St SPECIAL QUANTITY PU E. Pissterboard $125) pier —¢ ALITY 6 PT. BATH: ‘allon gas walr heaters. Noi Mar garden & Bank Furniture | ¢*#!+" Ave. PE SALES AND REPAIRS Pearson’s Orchard PIECE 2830 S. Dort Hwy., Flint. supplier or "1956 for your a ........ nn Lake wa | | {20r Prsterboard 4x84 Plasterboard 4x7% Pinsterboard | wee 3 198 | tube. Yaa's0: evade ‘toilets, ) Sunders supoly. 158W., Monteeh . i998; 32x21 unk 14-05: ut wilt alm. 196 bests oie PE 5-4712. Wj PRAIRIE SCHOONER HOUSE-BAGLEY AUTO PARTS even SUITE, ANDERSON HDWE. @2 pd 8 double Krom iy. > - . Large trade-in best FE 5-9219 110 BAGLEY 8T. DINING ROOM $ terms. trailer. Parked on nice jot. Will ss Electric stove, $50. FE 8-296]. | 4x10 and 4x12 also tn stock Thompson, 40 8 Perry. = 2182 8. TELEGRAPH tines dlaget,ere finance, EM _ 3-4003. _ $65. WE PAY ‘Trailer Plastic Wall Tile...2c ea. = ans PE Asis Ay AND S Al E FREE PARKING FOR ase CARS 9211 MM Clemens Bt Week days 9 to6 Top Dollar jaimed L: M3 ......-,. $2.40] 25 Ib. Crown Coat In Q $225 d a e ft perforated $ 90 fortes good condition. Phone ees Belcan <8) Poe Sk Ree . Sunday 6 am, to 2 pm MCCORM ICK DEERING” uAWORE 22TARGET RIFLE AND 32 COLT spreader, "OR casesfeet For Clean Used Cars & Trucks. $1.98 ©, FE Bi ape Pd __Farmingtona Phd ieee: Exchange Must have po- | 230 is Harold's. 5 ta . rs buy, Will sell both Matthews- Leribe GH BA CHAIN INO. | $0 1b. bag of gypsoll taped] et Sot ie our warehouse “ condition. FE 44235 m _Saginaw Sb pds ee bag of been ; io G D new low . Pisce OuEEN LIVING ROOM di fir piyscare £34 arage Voors os, on eee } asonite | t wile 1890 Crooks 3 Ret, "MI 0446 ANDERSON 1983 FARMALL CUB TRACTOR, a mB'e" ply n rhead factory sec-se Ly or store. “Sand, Gravel & Die 6 fully equipped. Plow, disc, grader— DETROITER ‘Hargreaves — PREEA“EAS TER SPECCIAL 1x6 ‘tir board per Me Ledeen onde, Al aises and price ange me carry a full line of blades. two, drags, qn a mov- 2118, Seginaw| - rieeaseens ‘ . selection, from e —_ Mi ruck CHAMPION Fable topsrey range ||... Saco 100 ft. bag 2° insulation $425 | modern door on your garage costs Paints, Hardware mk . im, suite .........9% leas See Lape = -us give PAUL gr cyl LUMBER co. a 3 PE 44 1952 —PORD.” TRACTOR, WITH GREAT_LAKES -i ou @ free J . USHED STONE. heavy duty front end loader and Beiive Peceaetne ease 5 MAKE SURE IT’S ore pave” ‘Gold Bell stamps, Tel, EMpire 3-2731 i ful le Conklin, rear scraper FE 71-8436. BEEMER COMMUNITY rep ad Thrsadie sewing SINKS FROM $5.95. 52-GALLON _FE #1 1a or MASSEY = aaRnIS PONY TRTRAC- hine 15 00 on 371_8. Paddoc) FE 2-203 | “electric water _ heaters 95. A-]| TOP 801 B My’ or31333,sale, with plo plow mower, Hollywood frames 5.05 BURMEISTER GAS INCINERATOR 1 PLUORES-| 30 gal. gas heaters. $55 A. |-dirt, sand, gravel, & fill dirt. MOTORS Davenport $10.00 gent light fiature Girl's summer | _Thempeos, 90 _§ erry St. _Eugene_ , 758. to pay New metal wardrobe $12.50 . . dresses, sizes 6 and 12. FE 5-2002. | gaye oN DOORS. WARWICK'S, s., Ueed trailers as low as pew aoe | mattresses ‘yg 5.06 Northern Lumber Co. OG & M SAW sewing SERV. Lake CALL WOODIE GRAVEL, 803 N. Main, Rochester fill dirt and top soil, FE 5-2008 PARTS STORE Cow MANUR®. DRIVEWAY OLive set Harmen $358) pooune Ewa e Fyne mode “ond ‘reperes’|Aasews| STORM SASH ravel, cinders and sand. FE ie 2 Tele, raph FE 2-3200 io of i peceateierann 8 sue L. i-sie4 te on moon or FE "Eales es lots open eves & Sun. D.m. M&M Motor Saleslow prices. Also big discount on | Detre!t __ 2283. ‘Walton FE 5-785 nm pep volt ; bey , LOW elprice! CRUSHED STONE, SAND, GRAV-‘« ett 2% FT. BEST OFFER For ton dollar on late model cars. _el, fili, Earl Howard.FE 4-8493. +0734 Ban pus " fe 3371, See new fiorehandice EEP PREEZE —conrasenns Se a ney 4-6089 Rudy’s Service Station, 2627 Dixie Hwy. s_dOR_ 3.1603 pe tthd. and WANTED: 9 to household delivered. FE We buy.for sell & exchange e. every-ome or sale.Gt. le quanititieea. in 100-vatsDairy,sine | Gift items.IBLER'SLe md VARIETY nerewaxe | # a.m. FE to : 2.m DRIVEWAY. GRAVEL,L, LOADED 4S ie BROS. Case “ElizabethCass Lk) Rd. JUNKNK CARS AND or FE 43263 or rE i948 27 PT, TANDEM WHEELS, scrap iron. Phone 8-1431. _23-1406 A’ 5 1-H DEALER Semi-modern. Out Auburn to De-—— rate 32-8823 : ATTENTION TOLLINGSREAD VARIETY STORE bites tly rer. 970.09 vale Al Re nan RICH __ PONTIAC RD. ATOPDYKE quindre, left 2 blocks to Barcley, ‘CALIF. BUYER HERE DRIVEWAY GRAVEL, FILL, MuccuU CHAIN SAWS: DROP _Tight second house, 2060 Barcley. aS floor a ‘HoCHAMPION 36°, GOOD CONDI- iat Rua | r PAD : PRE-SPRING « 7 miles jaidwin, Armstrong fecal toh ital et Ses Orchard dirt lawns. Delivered. THIS ) for in and see omar at W WEEK any Rats ARPS Garden Reeds 100 Lege models. Bring tion, $2,000 full price, ORlando naar | ReBOILT yicocus ~GUARAN-CLEARANCE Dainte. “hone “FE. 70035 manemate RI GRAVEL. SAND. title Cash waiting _ price plete instal OT WATER HEATE 3-7023. Mag 5 nes") Kanon08 ioe fa _ all makes. 956 Myrtle. waist, Ceiling Lumber. #45ae i as Th. soll eee Talbot Lumber fill and cow manure, FE Averiis va pe Hwy | -Phone Midwest 4-6528. "SS PRAIRIE piece HOUSE-FE 2-0878 4-6806 CHINA et ning condition B. eee” PON | on19-3n12-12 ft thru. 24 Tt coaremere nes $90 50 an trailer. 28° al) odern. Take $40. Call Bp cx paint. we BPS. SUPFET AN 1D ‘lik ; Bargains on al] used lumber. value and $5050 | for wet basement use Thoroseal. Mich. Chain Saw Distr. _over en cal _FE_8-1690. a Be EPRIOERATOR. OB. 1 CU. PT. | oxq-2n6-228-2n10-—-Clean ere are slightly marred Also) In have Gold SALES, SERVICE AND RENTALS GENERA: HAS A COM-WE NEED 2 eo. merous cCHAIRS. | PE 5-6068 ECLAIMED BRICK-§) bundred. electric, ol] and bottled gas heat-| Band, Spred Satin: Plaster Tone, MY 38821 15 Front St. MY 34511 ete a line of mobile homes = 3a MEFAIOERATOR Gis . Davenport |New flush doors—from Er) ers lad boda volves ‘ichigan | and Breeze 103s Oakland Ave. f' ft. single & double New rollaway | Passage Lock sets — $1. Arg! 303° Orchard Lake _Ph. PE 42622 a See SPR: eabeke AND CASH FOR68)SMALL FRADIOS AND! $9.95. Washer $15. $17.95, Electric | 3':x3'y butt hinges — Bist — s¥EED pices Davis Machinery. Ph. 45, re the oats ‘99 PONTIACS ‘,_ PE 5-675 beds, complete Ortonville." PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. & ALL_BODY STYLES ene.nee |B oPine sheathing i ae tape recorder, 10" speaker, § wait oye , PURNIFORE Sore electrie: renee amplifier. Cost 5. Asking Wash, sand and gravel, UNHEARD OF PRICES M&M MOTOR SALFS Holiywood frames $7.95. Kitchen |New double-hung windows. . $14 00 ORHee 8 only eement & mortar. Trucking. e ot _toeis._ OR DD) a2 chairs $9.95. Youth nen We carry a complete line of nails, _$90. TRACTORS & MOWERS 3-1534, Model CC Case, good rub! [are to sell. Several mee 2521 Dixie Hwy.| OR_3-1603 12x12 CIINOLEUM $7 Ld r. crib com diss 16.95, bidg, boards, roofing, shingles. cellent running Seeion on as Six marble colors 9x9% inch | pBolens and wheel-Horse Ridite SAND AND GRAVEL, ~ BLACK dise and drag. all Wanted Usedsed TiTrucks | 89 4% FT. WALL T 5 Fant bench $2.96 mol ie. siding and insulation __Genesee Sales, ‘ner Dixte ys 4% : . TILE 25c heres Panrasa’s honk 2 Ort ont pricey on fomplete build 5 C t E h tractors, 77 modele of nationally _ dirt) FE. #0080 or OR 3 2807. . Saree oat 524 Be niture, 42 Orchard Leake Ave | ing and save, en S ~Rent Trailer Space 79 LATE —— at) OR 3 TON ac a as Fairvanks Ridh ofp bey Wood, | Coal & ‘Fuel67 PBL PBA LD LDLDAL LILI LOKI _tractor FE 2 SHOP All mowers Sssembied and serv- PAE, GAL. $3.50 REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. sU RPL =) rv ™M BER & FLOOR USED “FERGUSON | TERRACTNO DR= BODY WOOD os CORD, . 8 TRAILER SPACE FOR RENT. ~~ For Sale “Tracks 90 delivered. FE 71-0044. bal @ MORON "Pe cont) tl mabee guemect: Peesiss | MATERIAL SALES CO. open oe avg senna me | S"Gakyon! moay Moores 28 semble these yourself and’ save ROPER, GAS STOVE FULLY | 8340 Highland Ra. (M59) OR 37082) KITCHEN CABINET SINK FA-EVA : Mobile ‘Village. PIREPLACE CANNEL © 1953 pan aplomb SEDAN | DELI: mous Youngstown make | $4 in | 4507 Dixie "oR MA 5-1878 or . Lake Rd. at M50, FE zou raghaire end $60.95 vai-| And cabinet, $25. PE gu,$4 sink | CASH FOR eb way Fuet Oil, Oak-Be good condition, New rub model, ese are, 0506 cs 7, These land Fuel anc Patnt. 436 Or _ Auction Sales 77 Priced to sell, Call F E ‘Por.t. 1966 models. we are gane, Peo SECTIONAL AAND CORNER Ta-| SATHROOM FIXTURES. * YOUNGS. | slightly marred. Also several 42 2x¢8 2X68 AND 2X88, $85 PER _chard Lake Ave FE 56-6150. PPPmica bm es a colors | aol -ons ; crea! Occasional] town bitenen Furnaces: ot, gas peace nl beac abe iret A A Sheathing boards. $75 ae So es 8 VROLET 1955 ‘, TON KINDLING wooD PICK-convinced of’ ‘hesegg te hel ET OF DRUMS LARGE OIL om eens nbe Hebe “water heater, Annex, 307 Orchard Lake Ave BN per M. Must mae soem Sor FARM MACHINERY AUCTION Come o -w ni e : ‘ im w LAKEFIELD FARMS __ FE eects ee & Big heater, defroster and turn SUMMER SEASONED SLAB Saturday, March 24 am, at signals. 1956 plates. Ready for_ 303yereaies.eee ts ,Pivereseent, r: with 250 gallon | electrical KNOTTY PANELING ons stock BLAC KETT’S wood, 2-810 « gaineres FE 46568. of Pontiac one. -dic heate drum. hardware, supplies.| PINE 6° on order work! Save euanke on this Cemoar ~ Sie! Man's Chicago roller skates, GE | Crock sana sug owe gree |e: end 13", Stes M (Cac? Just your cat or truck down, eetrie iron a iy un Call i a nes we Bros. coring, guarantee Ptants, , Trees, Shrubs _ 68 ete + era Pia mas a oS fy m, all dey Saturday. Pet herons Sttea 2685 aint oe ae Piat -blotaphte plea hate heen 3 farm machinery see _Lapeer Rd. ee us for prices on Rock Lath 9161 Diste Hwy. Clarkston Hu i $279 St os a : Pa ee —— ad. sh rock. Everything to _ anADE TREES SUGAR MAP sale was ocoaie scheduled for Haskins Chev. 122 Oakland Ave Orescent. 303 Orchard Lake Ave. SET ois lowest prices. AC KE TI'S m type fut 150, call ing; trees street to conditions this WANTED: -| FOR feraiched tn trannit Micbigen'Pic|. OPIECE BEDROOM AL is TOOL USE RS build ‘syinne verve "| USED 90.000 BTU AUTO ort Tall growing, beautiful full /fises Feb. 25. but was postponed due Dixie Highway at M15 Ervine CO, : planting—Wwitt . all a Chevrolet. FE 2-9408 Basement furnace. excellent for or srenther to new TED: POWER PAK ma’y. 1 Open nites ‘til baled and artenped: Michigan's tractors 1065 Case 400 Diese] DINNETTE ne full =" bea. Meomy chest of a j MA 6-5811 best. 14s in. to 3 in. Any amount, with Line Paver, 2 trucks, Inter-8) CHEVROLET TRACTOR C0E. Dio eaiera Pes oar SUITE | peautital @reseer targe mirror,| S358 146 Hey = BUILDING, SUPPLiEs USED ELECTRIC For Sale Tires _80-A a, LIMED OAK. TA-| drawers. 2 lamps. 3 BURRER Olt, SPACE " Ginco: 8161 Dixie Hwy. a WATER HEATERS _ Ph. FE 5-0677 or FE 50354. 1 Ford Arvvid — Peet a ore con- pasrattet, five chairs. Call FE) Al | FOR. ‘$90 PAY | tan # pm LAVATORIES. COMPLET wiTk SPECIAL CLEARANCE. SOM] EVERGREEN SEEDLINGS, LOCAL take Rack. A few good A-1, 670-15 WHITE WALL, GOOD-BARN non SALE A large amount of ner fer on taurcets, ¢3¢ SO value. fens oS bred sows, due to farrow in Apert. year, new, $17.05 plus tax. Ex- “Eo eo ed ALL ne KNOWN Detroit mureesy/ Scotch, Austrian, jEF FREY ‘FORD SALES “DISPLAY MODEL SPECIALS ONLY $2 WEEKLY totlets, bathtubs, shower stalls at SIZES oO 10 to 10 inches, $10. 15. e. $03 8. Saginaw FE 4-0687. a TVae $230.95 at $170.96 TAKE YOUR PICK. $49.50. Write, FOUR 825X290 TIRES, SUITABLE EM 34-8930 terrific values These are crate machinery ine. sprayer, fe har __ OA 6-301. 30” Elec. Ree. Reg 821995 at ' Pearson’s Bank Furniture CABINET nae FROM $50 os | marred Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Ferus CONSUMERS POWEFT tato planter (2 row), 1-16 ft DGE 48 1 TON | EXPRE Ess for trailer Can be recapped. Orchar Lake Ave 3-22 ft. belt bag elevators, pickup. Good condition. 8660 Bi« 2 Orchard Lake Ave FE 47881 to it from $3.95 28 LAWRENCE. 5-6151 included 5-3 Sinks build CO W. FE _Tubes FE 5-3292, new 1200 crates, potato grader, 60d.STUDIO COUCH TV 825 RE-Thompson 0 & Perry LIKE MAGIC! _ SED suMP “PUMP $15 KING ie . 69 1955 Fox chopper & blower ied GOoD USED . $1.50 UP, 381. 3 ‘oor sipfrtocrater. Reg. $529 95 COMMERCIAL PAINT 8PRAYER | Folding disappearing stairway, AKC REG. MALE BOXER, 18 5 YARD DAY BROOK DUMP Weiser Washer. Reg. $12995 at $25 Double sinks from 89 95 A. C For Pets Lak e Clarkston, MApie frigerator, $30. Electric stove, $30 Bro ‘EB 40734 or PE ¢1112 one silo 1954 International i) aiso white walla, 603 8. Saginaw. FE 56-2766 ee MOS corn planter, fertilizer att. 2 trac-se 2638 2 cyl. compressor spray gun & WINDOWS AND old pices ht up with children, trailers, wagons, ham-PFE _ body, Auburn tor 3 dise, bin. Late mode! Take over bal-Tela ed mers, drills, elevators, corn shel-tire ccomepa: give you more tire ‘$3 DODGE PANEL. EXCELLENT vail size. tas Ree. Reg $149 95 SINGER CONSOLE. ‘ROUND BOB-cup 9 gal pa'nt tan 20 ft R MARCH ONLY! NEW EADS ON YOUR OLD paint hose 70 ft air hose. Inger-CHURCH'S INC KLTCHEN CABINETS condition. Very reasonable. ters, ventilating All ers 1 of a kind { mor Or pay total of ly 2-4053 12 & Squirrel Rd PE Windows hung, vents, boxer puppies. AKC papers avail, wagon unloaders, aluminum gates, ie After 6. Elec. Dryer. Reg, $209 95 at $139 95 eol-Hand air motor 513 E Bever-6 WKS. OLD THOROUGHBRED crop dryers, fans, miles per dollar. Hawkinson OR -double FE bet noon 107 2.0233 sliders and picture windows $54 48. _Dealer. FE 35-1564 Further inf. Call Romeo, PLateau metal cribs, 2 cement silos, every-rt & % TON EXPRESS. iD HOUSEKEEPING 5 pm . LINCOLIN ARC {WELDER 400 | Kitchen cabinets FHA 36 months SHOP SINGER CONSOLE pewind MA-amp 3 phase 220 V Ma-| 02 eepeeere thing to work a larg modern xg pls & tires very good. BEEF AND PORK, HALF AND to pay . farm is here and every Ed. Williams Tire Co. $1 W. Heron FE ¢1535 chine, $48 OR 3-07 quarters Opuyke FE chine in A-1l pha AE Machine | § WEEKSGERMAN SHEP- Market DUNCAN P TABLE AND 4 EUREK -VACUUM 5-794), _ at 30600 South Hill Rd. New Come in and See Us on herd puppies OLD Aiso 2 yr. old fe-good condition. Lunch served on 45) Saginary St. CLARE, Bt SPECIAL -_ HOWARD ING _male.8383200 nera 71-3600 cleaner 8@9.95. Floor model $49 05. 2% PER CENT OFF ON DISCON-Hudson, Michigan. Phone GE-Window Prices—Our 28th OA _ grounds, ranged with Terms Plymouth credit Bank, may be Lake ar-Auto Service 81 R. B. MUNRO, 1060 W Huron . AKC PEKINGESE PUPPIES, 210§_Orchard Lake Rd." Keezo ELper nc «CLOTHES DRYER. FA-tinued Gildden colors Warwick's, Field Farms, Owners. "35 gd ONE TON PICKUP. bame rand, slightly JET WATER PUMPS, 360.95. G. A. Year in Business also grown dogs. FE 7-0243 STOVES, BOUGHT SOLD EX-O90 Glenn Casey*Sale Mgr. of Foster CAR REPAIR, STANDARD, HYD- __Thompson, 80 marved. eeaetenss: waive. Michi-/ 8. Perry BABY PARAKEETS, $1 50. 43 E. Mer. & auctioneer, Floyd Kehr! ramatic and er glide. Trans-$25 down and take over payments. eas. oso = oe oe BINK AND 3 WALL OXBOW WINDOW CO. Pompton! 3 Orchard Mansfield off Joslyn,_ Williamston Plymouth missions rebuilt. Nelson's Garage. _ Balance $1,365. Phone .MA TRAD’ L NOES = = reas MS@ Hickmott _ 691 Baldwin ie cabinets, EM 3-4882 LINOLEUM. -39 YD. 10365 mY Rd — Bud Clerk BRITTANY PUPPIES. REG. LIT-1980adhe %-TON PICKUP. GOOD semble these yourself and save 40c LE 35723, IN sinerecca— LATE MODEL a ELE uC RANOES FOR | Gnome DINETTE SETS. A® Ide FLOOR TILE (xd). 3-4082 Asst, Auctioneer WALL _ter. OR CRANKSHAFT GRINDING THE Like new. Take over balance of L.E& SMART AUCTION AT ROCH- = pin Pour chairs and table, $69 95 4499) PAINT -$1.60 GAL. Do ‘It "Vourself_ BOSTONS AT STUD. PUPPIES. tee 88 BedBhd ameter oles of $1122 for EEZE GAL. ester Re-opens_ Aortil 11, 7 p.m_ “ear Cplimiern, rebored ack Me | JF EEREY FORD SALES Deaier, Phone TWO 9x12 VELVET RUGS $75 value $5905 These are brand Curtiss OR 3-9296. es OA_ 83011 FE 2-2563. Emons FE 2-2466 after 5 pin _ pes 1055 models. famous makes SMi i "HS _ 257 S. Saginaw COCKER | a all _-FREE TO AUCTIONS. SAT, MARCH 24 6 ‘ormica tops all pepular colors FOR PENT 1 o'clock, located 2 G LATE 1950 TON ANDA HALFELECTRSEWING MACHINE | TIME I Y USED Come in. look, compare and be OLD “GaRAcES” “REPAIRED TO floor sander -hand sander x good home. §-1023 a of Farmington on Orchard Lake Sale Motor Scooters — 82 Feras re Gack: ot will trade steamers SPEC TALS convinced of these extraordinary ook Iike new Lengthen your gw Wall paper -waxers COCKER eran PUPPIES Rd and 34 miles east on Eleven or For ‘ump truck. Also good giaeraxe wsFES “HEATER. @ = bargains Fluorescent Tage Put tn new garage doors, furnace vacuum cleaners. Oak-__Champion sired. FE _5-0131. M1) Mile Rd. % mile west pte sepals oat $250 AND CUSH-1 Ford half Excellent condition. 19-jJand Pue' anda int 436 Or 6eu ft O ©. refri $79 80 Terms FE 4-565¢ of ee to 24880 West Eleven $275. Excellent condition. nag ibs poet Seis | “ues. Teu ft. Norge Fetrig. SH 50 1. 383 “Orchard Lake We EASTER PARAKEETS Mile Rd. Machinery, JD Model B. MA 6-2730 id. MAyfair 66900 _chard Lake Ave.?'E 5-6150. bottom—1é-inch plow with powe For Sale Motorcycles 83 6 cu ft Coldspot 3as9 | CAM ACTION PU NCH PRESS” LIONEL & AMERICAN PROJECT Male new Tractor with power tral, JD FIRST $150 WILL TAKE BEAU-2 late model Maytags 60 50 $6 Ton class) Like new. Will FOR THAT PET AT babies, cage, book, $5 8% 1954 GMC 630 DUMP. 1932. 4 tiful antique Jacobean 9 piece electric 29 sactifice cash @ 5 FLYER TRAINS low prices, see Moa Build-on Sea hole cra dump steady 2 ranges 40 for Hours to $91 Fourth St, off Josiyn tral rubber. wheeler with year + @ining room suite. OR sod 8790 1 used Hoover vacuum 19 95 Mon. thru Sat FE 2-0132 600 Authorized tactory service and pply. 156 -Montcalm. LONGHAIRED ‘WEIMARANERS 11WW drill on rubber. JD & ft. do around fob. OR _3-1005 _ FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON Arlington Rd Admira) T V. a9/65|| a teares genuine factory parts Free test FE 53-4712. Weektars 9 to 6. eeks Rd, Ox-disc Tron Ag our Harley pero See Harley ‘S| CHEVROLET DUMP. 2635 FRIGIDIARE AUTOMATIC WASH. RCA TV 275 DLA METAL LATH. #2 SHEET on atest ana.yser Sundays .0 to 4 josed every ford oft M24 Planter—on rubber. vidson Sales Co. 3 South Auburn. 3 years old. EMpire 3-2622 | —— and chair 59 50 | éz r : © . re b ta ~ TASKER'S 63 WS HURON 8T.| _ Ears PARAKEETS. “CANARIES.<3. CAGES | Holland No, 7 Baler-Dunham 6 _Saginaw,Boats 3G. C. DUMP WITH FULL nrne em ae pet and supplies. Crane's Bird Hatch-ft. cultimulcher. 3 section drag license . $705, will trade Terms. MEDICINE CABINETS. LARGE Lal ea AUTO ELEC. DRY-| AY TON S | Expanded bead Tc Lal ft, Cameras, , Equipment 61A ery, 2489 Auburn Rd. FE 4-6510. TH corn a 4 row mounted _er. Call FE 4-107 inch mirror, all metal cabinet, 2123 Perry Rd. % mile N. of Op- & Accessories 88 grain FRIGIDAIRE fe Appia “WASH. Also large selection of medicine | as GRAPHIC AND COMPLETE PARAKEETS—BABIES 6-12-24 ft. * Rcbesr tired wagon ALUMA CRAFT BOATS 1955 GMC 370 TRACTOR, FULLY I sanitnee Appliances! BLAYLOCK $795 vaiue, $395 Slightly marred crop duste elevators, _dyke P© 2-2042. 3065 Orchard lT.ake Rd. COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO er. Less than t, service, R da rk room equipment FE 2-6470 with grain box Ford tractor. Ford sonable FE 20001, -or FE 5-7007. __ _ Sty fe plow Ford_rear pees SERVICE Keego Hartor B81 Orchard Lake Ave FE 37101 cabinets with and witnout lights i $91 4th St. FE 2-4025, Closed Sun. EVINRUDE MOTORS equipped. Heater, radio. washers, FE 58811 or FE 58074 ~ D , pkg mower. Ford 2 New sliding triple door units. all / MARINE SALES & Western mirrors. SthFULL SIZE ELEC STOVE Goo D —FRADEAN J -tscount Smushcount at exceptional] bargains. Michigan | R OLLEICORD ci W-CASE LIKE 422.8. TELEGRAPH with new burners, $35 FE Fluorescent. Orchard new. $55. Ph. OR 3-3433, evenings nitotr 7 double very we Ford ft. disc. Yan. TR -| EE CALL IT WHAT YOU LIKE 393 Lake 230 Voorheis Rd_ Ford Weeder—12 ft. Dearborn TURY BOATS clean, 1 very _only, Occasional chairs $ #85 OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT PARAKEETS CANARIES. CAGES. side delivery rake, Dearbo Tro-TR low, Can be seen at 4351 Beeden ry PIECE cCENTURY DINING NEW AND | USED FURNITURE wb CURY _St.. Drayton Pisins. Recon Vac Sweeper $995, We have just completed wrecking CLEARANCE SALE: Food. Since 197), 584 Oakland Ave. tary row. Ford rear mounted burs room sujte. with Needlepoint Ipc dinette set $19 04 384 bidgs Our yards are full of Refrigerators, as and electric Pettit ehairs. Also 2 round wainut end @ pc dining rm_ suite 839 65 ood salvage materials Buy now heating and c stoves and Wa-PARAKEETS OPALI INLAND LAKE SALE s \RAKEETS OPALINES, -ANAR-tables. MA 6-2296 2 ne livin ulte $10.98 or later use ter, heaters fee housetrailers and Argus 300w projector brand new. _ ies 1304 Mt. Clemens. 4-6060. table with WILSON — Ree ee spectal only $40 95 8 pias saw % 3127 W. Huron’ er $500 value framed pictures $ 9¢,)2X45 ALL LENGHTS 4c LI FT cotfages PARAKEETS, BABIES AND CAN-This machinery is in good St me Metal dresser $1799 | 2X8S ALL LENGTHS. 10¢c LI FT TRAIL R EXCHANGE _FE_ 23-3200 ary singers. ™ Melrose, FE snattien & ready to use George FE eri __FE_2-6122 | 35 in. ges cane $39 95 | OAK FOORING. $8 per 100 sq ft NEW LUMBER $79 M ALSO— ty Deiaae, een for TDC meojecter: 32-3340 _ Markwood prov Bank terms. CHAMPION — ean — CLINTON holds 36 slides. special $1 VYMAN: S VITH JA Sac $3.05 beef 58-0666 Flove clerk. Ed Gottschalk GALES & SERVICE COMPETE —Auctioneer. Phone Howell 1010. 140 PO! NTIAC AL ARE 1956 12 Cu Ft. Chest WINDOW up of MA air; reg. price $2.85 4 PUREBRED& \CKER PUPS, Kehrt, SIMENSON ROAD | . GMC Nationally Advertised NEW & USED PORTABLES, WILL tronic flash male femaie, FE_4-2135 i BATHTURS $10 ~ adjust, of] and grease any make °$3298, brand ne REGISTERED BEAGLE PUP. 3 FRI MAR. 23 AT 1 AM. 1 EVINRUDE iOTORs — THOMP- ig W Pike _FE 41122 SASH 50c up reg “THE L. A. WAGNER CO sewing machine radius brand ne. $62.50, eated 6 m!. west ford, then BOATS — GATOR TRAIL-| FE, 5-0485 FE 4-453] A targe stock of 256 2xif, 2x12, within a w-case, special months old. FE 47183, Call after 5.nN. an Sse 3xf2, all lengths Plumbing, fur-of 10 miles for only $2. Parts ex-formerly $104 14 mi at 3590 Sashabaw Rd — REGISTERED BOSTON RRIER no top 51 Chev. tractor ....$395 haces,. stee! beams. radiators, _tra FE 4-3030. $35 Auburn Exakta {28 Tessar presset, about 13 mi! of tiac 3 lines in out. Layaways 2 yrs. old OLive 2-347 OLivecabinets, etc AND 8 brand special Before or after 4 *50 cab chas. KENMORE _ “ELEC marbel, NEW USED latest, new, w-case 23-3516. 12 Farm sold 50 ony of Guernsey Chev. & $295 r. Very reasonable. OR bie eae QARAGES Ase WRECK $35 POWER M0’ WERS, ROTARY $269.50, reg. $341.50. 10 per cent cattle. 2 cows 18 are fresh KELLY'SHARDWARE RECK $350 TILLERS, POWER SPRAYERS. do REGISTERED Tor FOX TER-‘young cattle). ? unit Surge milk-"51 GMC air tractor $795 EP haul oe Weston Master II one [steer oer jes grown dogs. € connie i? — —. cool-300 Auburn at Adams, Auburn depos [ATIC HOT WATER 68 U NION wv RE -CKING CO. Barcen = anomie hold a “miter, ne special $19.95, shit re ogy3 uy m. or after _ er, ete, bu. 300 Heights. FE 2-6811. $5 GMC Suburban $1295 SOLES “TABLE MODELS MAIN YARD, 31248 W 8 MIT. awn uipme! Leica Meter (for Tit i "ae, oats. § tone of silage mia ft. stlo) Eve MOTORS GUARANTEED WITH TERMS. Job Yard. 9600 Gratiot, nr. Harper Winawsras oorls eh hay 7 & straw, 2 ts] °50 GMC yan .......$545 sareine OUT Co lara fod Mie Ra, Birmingham, BT 46526, 9 Males and females, FE 471 3 cultivators 20 pany oval experience. ‘ise Movikon 8 fl. Schneider tractors, p’ years pid Chris-Waite’s Television Daily 8:30 to to 2 lens w-case, reg. $145, special $05, . No ‘5 comune craft boa Lone Star boats. PONTIAC’S ONLY a DESK with io DRAW. Minolta 35mm focal plane, w-case SELLING OUT. 1 BOXER, 2 see Jess model. J row corn Tony's eerie Service. Or-Downstairs Store ers. §-8273 or FE 46310. lies. FE 4-2170. oth vs pond chard Lake Rd. FE EXCLUSIVE Kiang Gtiver Thee, — USED ELBCTRIC13RANGE. 338 Argus 40 w-case, used $21.50. THOROUGHBRED POINTER.6 oth TRUCK DEALER 5 Used refrigerators $74.95 an ee Hotpotnt ute “Cleese MANY OTHER RANCE _ Fe artisV7? food Bunter, #8 2 rowle si" pota: : Oakland at Cass 19 FTF INBOARD BOAT. 1 PR. ¢ aicsre on rubber: row potato | JOHNSON ARD MOTORSALGONA INQUIN A.dream come true Be modern EMS TOO MERO’ OLD. ton beater on rubber. 4 row po-| Starcraft boats, Tee-Nee WEIMARANERS. 2%; MOS. fer &. plus cae _ Ber with the new Berry steel float-a-_FE 17-0764 tato wprav, 200 bu Sebago seed rs , stands & carts. men's white roller skates. Size ype pe IN a Se oe 1 of litter won in. puppy ee ___Auto Insurance 904 aes. ae 44198, ; * HL. & Milton Miller Eve for boat, way. On display re hee office. owes. leposit w ) Exe, , bunting background. FE $250 AND UP In ue or ‘ONE 18 PT KELVINATORDEEP prop. Metamora Bank e Lt) 8 MA SUPPLY ALLSTATE AUTO INSURANCE freere two EppertE Camera WHITE WICK DOVES= kiG. In GOOD =, 2. Munre Electric Co, 1060 ‘ and #2490 truck tires. s SLED ee DO 22106. i oun Son _ Auctioneers; 0. 3 rd Lake Ave, ‘Pounded by Sears Roebuck & 31 8. Paddock FE 4-8095 or FE 4-3839, 7 Ww Shop, 69 S. Astor. FE 4-6433.