A te Willman. 4 At G€remonies in police .. _ swim would drown” befere he Jed |} assignments in the Detec- / tive bureau also. were “Capt. Oliver H. Lemeaux, in . supervisory officer in the Traffic .. oa Forecast t Frost Tonight tlle page twe \ : " ret | vie in 1 : Lear oh Ht i\ +1 - 4 oe yy vw when Madison and Washington ninth graders took the annual trip to/ | in Washington, they beard. the National Sy ey Orchestra play its | ; first ram of Music for Young America, a ries of conce ts fo: sUeMay 2h this means the Rus- Courtmartial Sergeant, Prog’ c ng ene = sb did aie Court Order Restrains “will have greater striking > Who Was Intoxicated, oe = Se | Area Jehovah Witnesses power than we will have” in the. 4 1958-1960 period “under our pres- sent plans and programs.” vise soe Waugh calls the ann Sele pated | in his 18-month bat-| the Soviets may start.” But, he | tle with Jehovah Witnesses was! cautioned, of liquor, told his platoon of re- By JACK PATTERSON " \eeded to him yesterday, | of winning it without this coun- | . Pom try receiving Very serious dam- Visiting sc! a — | Sians _—— for Recruits’ Deaths. | . ~~ From Excluding Man Snow- Covered Terrain "WASHINGTON uP — The Marine] corm wid tte sat Se oa’ Qi ]S tO Stymie Trouters sn thew McKeon, under the inffnenc cruits that “these who ce Outdoors Writer, Pontiac Press ~ | Waugh, a 26-year-old Pi them in a night march into a GRAYLING—Sunday’s snowstorm came close to Motor worker, won a- ieropersey South Carolina swamp. Six of returning us to our native outdoors and health. Wet ‘circuit court injunction restraining | believs -them died. a aecoumnnadiog court - en for the 31-year-old sergeant from age.” interesting dfiving. — hanger peneelot ing about on our appointed rounds. It took more than -Waush whe clainnygiy has been Sean ee cater “'Y |weather to ‘stop the area's hardy fisherman, however,, he ing up to manslaughter had been with the net. Pate, Corps commandant, told the| House Armed Services Commit- cone: ree the two fee: titéon for the injunction, says he GENERAL MOVED grounds, Sunday. also pro-, | Fhe_petition. claimed Strong and ransfe : other members of ongrega-, Later th s Boosted by: 1. He has ordered transfer for vided fair fishing | for brook Anse Fiberbeard Unit tion ag ae eur = | feral, is was sted by: some Maj. Gen. J. C. Burger, from the S. C. base where the men were and Mrs. Vern Abbott and the Lee* ig iet Nuclear Growth ov Be Offset SYASHINGTON (AP) Gen, Curtis LeMay’s asser-|. “4 tion that the Russians in a , few years may have greater Jair-atomic striking power - “the United :States) ¢ prompted Sen. Jackson (D-) Wash) to call today for |“several billions” Air Force Funds. Jackson is a member of. than snow on top of rain-soaked secondary roads adds up to Jehovah Witnesses from preventing jions “to ‘him from | emer, their church! package that Ge : nd yin the ‘18 necessary. Worcester, Mass.. the Corps said We felt like a remnant of the last Ice Age, slither- * praying there: “I don't know ‘of a m ‘petent expert in Pe a Witness (since 1 and has strategic air power,’ vely in the religious jof LeMay. In addition to announcing that! Proving—if anything—that sarc ei he are but organization, says he wag “dis | ——— gy with equal, trial for McKeon on charges rang-one.jump.ahead of the guy —! fellowshiped” in 3954 for being ia “. - @.says we need alt St fe | .“g:brother-hater and a medion? reg = poste ners or ola recommended to the secretary of/ At Woodland. Sprin e+] ar Peninsula Wiliam P grea &. . COMETeEA-|keep Russia deterted.” the Navy; Gen. Randolph McCall, Club we learned that in ad-' \thoa) leader’ nataed| ia Waugh" : hs eep ussia er | “The new! defense budget o about 35 ‘| ion dollars at first 1$210,000 paint job which it hopes|/~Barkley’s talk, which followed it, successive, ;tmade“himseit-scripturally object c. for about 16+; bittions_for forist the right | 45 nded to be a sort of sec- day with snow on the club Expansion Seen ae ee tg -gil-Aec_ mauris, fhe Tg sch itt lee she —_—* y as no other shaw ever was stolen. " Several Billions fo Bolster Peace LeMay Asserts ’ a 4 ja Senate Armed Services en AP Photo Taken for Peatine Press — eee eee ‘|subcommittee,- -which yes-|- . ~ i WREATHS_¥OR ‘WASHINGTON TOMB —. Four Pontiac fiinth | terday heard LeMay, chief | graders carry wreaths to be placed at the Jlount Vernon tomb of lof the Strategic Air Com: Marine Corps | George Washington. The flowers were placed at the tomb last week Wins Injunction | maand! testity, on areal : already have oe long- - Announce 6 Promotion Products | Recenrch) Dssisionl of 4n_ both highway hauling anf of {-.210:horsepower jor a 180: ae pow- tube lest Fires, Michigan State College of Mining the-road operations was anfouniced er V8 . / D and Technology, at Tloughton, taday by Phylip J. Monaghan, ‘vice in City Police epartment ne president of General Motors and. | Sinee T948 it said the sc hool general manager of AG MC ‘Trutk i . thas been demonstrating to pulp and Coach Division/ Six Pontiac police officers yesterday received pro-: and paper companicsithat northeri . 8 motions and acting ranks of two other officers were harriwoeds could be used to make . The heavy -duyf GMCs include. ; confirmed. | hardboard, insulation board, cor- an expanded life’ of. xersatile The appointments were made by Police Chief Her- ™'"s papee dears and bleached demaxle moglels. a wide range ; pulps: _, of. four- whegl vehicles with more bert W. Straley and ap- i ee gang. aes powerful gasolné and diesel en- proved | by City Manager ‘ engineering advances * Possible Light Frost hye! e sreater Vehicle durability : red f d { J ht ut formance. fete 4 , “ ‘S year's complete li 0 : Ic e Or onig -fluty GMC EE See un-[ begs , ={ The Vs. Weather Bureau's pte-/* : yt versatility,’ Monaghan’ . diction for tonight is partly cloudy “Ae Many “6 “ef our heavy-duty - ahd a chance of scattered light hicles, including the majority vo frost. The low tonight will be 36-40 the tandem- axle models, were’ de-- | The forecast for tofdtrow is ¢or- -signed| for combined highway and ‘tinued | cloudiness with little cha ge IEE ee yk Waar (ill: : ment like frame: reinforcements ih tethiper alu A 3 The high “y be _and a great eelection of axle ratigs ~ i ce are available ™ - The Weathet Bureau's Hatt oak Providing a wide spread , : | hauling rapacities, {he heavy Aluty line ranges from four- -whee gas- oline mpdels with 22.0%/pound gross vehicle weight to } axle vehiéles with 90. | Bross combination weigh ot ‘headquarters, several re-. 4 announced. Officers and |_ their riew ranks are: charge. of the Administration bu- reau; Lt. Clayton A. Randolph. and Safety bureau; Lt. William F. Nesbitt, who will remain in charge of the Vice Squad; Lt. Charles W Gale, who witt-continue.as head - of the Identification bureau. Lt. Claude A. Evans, super- -viser of the traffié viejations and driver licensing. office; Lt. Harry for ‘Ne next five davs is/ rather cool, with minor day lenateday, Saturday nigkt and Sun- E. Nye, promoted to Chief Com- ine “ / 4 : oe Ne unic officer; Det. Robert The lowest thermoriptér reading | Several \entirely n . F Ae ta aan will join the De- in downtown, Pontiac/ precdding 4 including (an FW556 dual-pur- “NEW HEAVY. DUTY GMC DIESE # = Hard at work in a-cr nfatied } pertonned effortlessly” by GMC Truck. & Coach Division’ ever tective bureau; and Patreiman a.m, Was 38 degrees. [The mercury | pose, tandém-axle CAPT. OLIVER LEMEAUX (Contirlued on Page 2, Col. 5) rose to 58 at 2 pm. | | _ || tandem-axle We, © i ; id : | 4 Vs " % : | ’ if a . f i. = ee | | y \ », + + | “ ™ “ / / ; + * ith) enh pee part: —— actor and a = "Ock hauling operation, this GMC model. DW630. ‘diesel- ere are offered, | dem-axle dump truck shows one of the many off-the roa on fresh! just/as he had in Philadelphia the machines/ (Chntiniued on Page 2, Col* 4) Z Loe . day signed’a bill providing a record Ruitioxs toga) to aebalsto sche stim So: jimie) ioe this (purpose: - high- $69.608.403 for higher educa- Started off in the morning INTEREST OTHERS Vew Trac C Ss mp! size ‘ers att ity tion purposes in WES fiscal year downstream from the M10 dam. ‘ svstems. and rim. instead of the five or six { on all the OM conventional tires, the tubeless-of highway and off-road: versa- ie eNicles, as well jae tte is lighter and permits greater yPay loaiis, smaller parts inventories for trackers., They eliminate the s, the tire ogy of rings blowing off. .... “teed creations. = ac a and be! : “ = ] ; ‘ a oe t ‘ 4 , Regt «4% _— lag i> foe 2 » , fah- heavy-duty trucks. ctions A) Oe, 2 tenn OA jrsotoe ' a servant in the In Foday’ s Press | Veen ep Succumbs ‘fo Heart Attack at College Rally Death at 78 Concludes e- Kentuckian’s Years of ye Politigal Service | LEXINGTON, Va.- (AP) a _—Sen. Alben W. Barkley of , ‘Kentucky, former. vice - | president of the United States, collapsed and died yesterday on the speaker’ 3 platform at .m university political gathering. jf 5 Barkley, 78, shumped.to 4... |the floor after a keynote’ address to Washington and Lee University students’ as- sembied. in a_mock Bemo- Jeratic Nationa. Yeas tion. minister acule said he aes of as heart attack. Today the “Veep” of. the. Tru Political Writer Recalls os students from Washingioe- and Barkley at 2 Conventions| a ae oe panied the bedy. In accord with Barkiey's wishes, funeral service will be held to- morrow morning in Foundry ‘ Methodist _ Chureh, » Washington, Ss ae cago in August—but had made his mind to attend. He said wouldn't be a candidate for nomi. nation for the presidency... CRIES OF ‘NO, NO’ ; . There were cries of “No, 00,” ; and when he had quieted the tumult he said: . “I have been in years gone by. But all fire apparatus is automo- tive now and - heree-dreen.” ~- Reminiscently, he recalled he'd been a delegate-at-large to every Democratic National Convention since 1920; a junior, then a senior member of Congress; a junior Senator; a senior senator; major- ity Senate leader; vice president; then ‘jiinior senator again. . 2 5 “1 am_willing to be a junior,” he said>-“‘Il am giad to sit in back row, for I would ra ings of a Marine Corps inquiry weal ie seeds anal oe and Marquette Counties last. Waugh attended services Saturday tirement and pensions form the \the southern tier of counties and/ Editorials... Pee 6 eaane . 4 —-< ~ court, together’ with his report, and bright. We weré surprised, week and announcement of a de- night and Sunday. He said yes-, basis for a new series of articles 4:)| move northward as_ it Rete Sporte ....... 2... 18, 19, 20, | gh at -on the actions he himseif has ‘however, to be fishing to. a hatch Cision to build a big fiberboard terday he was segregated from) by an Associated Press writer. warmer. Theaters... ............... 31 BS hid collapsed. Two students ~~~ > taken in the matter. ‘df willow flies on the Au Sable’s Plant at L’Anse. the congregation and watched by) They will appear three times a | ‘Fhe department said lines on all, TV Radio Programs oodles 2 the platform tried to break his ; Se ‘north branch by mid-afternoon and, The Economic Development De-| |guards to. prevent his speaking or week. Regd the first teday on | major state trunklines will becau- | Wilson, Earl. fall. The 1,700 people in Doremus-~ ie Signs Education Bill | getting sun-burned in the process, partment said the plant will utilize coment ains: | Jat ‘pleted by. July 1. Didone ‘dob & = (Continued an Page 2, = 2 : “Although emphasizing a dust use tility, the heavy-duty trucks were Mesigned_fer vehicle compactness and lightness desired in over-the- _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. Sak § ee aoe 33 i Roe ed May) 1, ‘Yos6 Lut y «Fea F eee are: ee é Some. ‘County Roads Still, Are Treacherous, After Flood Waters “Giticials: of the Elks Temple were making plans to repair their _ flooded bowling alleys as fair! weather hit the Pontiac area today. An Eiks spokesman said the new Summer School ‘|tor Fi irst Time ~ | |tinue for six weeks. for both boys jand girls. K ingswood. Sets = Kingswood Schoo) Cranbrook will inaugurate ‘an academic summer session this year for the first time in history beginning in June. Classes start June 18 and-will con-| The summer school curriculum will include art history, the classics, English, French, and ‘social’ studies, Since courses are non-credit, there will he no forma] examinations given. — All registrations must be com- pleted by June 11 for these ses: sions. All students who will have, completed the 10th,‘ 1th, or 12th \_ was flooded in the heavy rains last He expressed the belief tha “they would be ready for use ed, when Etsewhere around area, residents « hopeful con- tinued good weather would dry up the remaining water from- the mil- | ood. Ss the Detroit Tsons relying on on| water are being warned = contamination. : advised to take) pain wbatacael a yell Householders in such areas are instructed to bring well samples io| "fo Police Gaza grades by June of 1956 are eligible to enroll. Previous attendance at, Kingswood or Cranbrook is not re- quired to take - the six-week COUrses. Classes will be held five morn-_— ings each week with students ale wed to take one or twe Courses, a of the regular ¢ ty in conducting summer ses- _ sion will be directed py Mrs. Cyril! |A. Player. | mS Neutral Patrols ‘weekly U.N. Controlled Units. FINAL NATIONAL. ANTHEM — With closed- © wurst. teachefs will team’ eyes Sen. Alben W.,Barkley stands as~‘The Star Spangled Banner”’ mock political SS at Washington and, ed Bids on the revenue bonds to fitag City Commission. » is sung to open, yesterday's: Barkley’s right of the university a and a Barkiay: _. 4P Wirephete _University. The senator Was earae? the keynote address later when he ‘collapsed and died. At; is Mrs. Francis P. Gaines, “wife . we teen ee aa i = $800,006 Ss sacscoe. = are cert to be qj ce the voter- \epted by - commisison in final lgeaae lo tonight's City Se ee agen-! meeting of the ~as the result of action taken last! Bids on on Parking Lot BondsPoli soins (Contirmed From Pane One). Robert W. Veriine, now Station Armorer and firearms instructor. ~ Lemeaux,, AA, of 2445 Silver Cir- cle Dr., was ‘confirmed*in- the rhe Day in Birmingham owing @ nro Asked | $30: Million’ ‘Debenture Would Help Finance Big Expansiqn Move LANSING —The Michigan Bell "|Telephone Co:"askéd state permis- sion today to borrow 30 million dollars fo Help finance a $632,594,- 000 expansion program over the’ next three years. . The expansion’ program was some 135 million dollars bigger| than the expansion program for the last three calendar years. _ The company petitioned the State Public Service Commissioner ‘for authority to issue 30 million dol- lars worth of 40-year debentures. _Bell officials say the- mammoth construction program, to be -com- *|pleted by 1960, will include in- stallation.of 421,000 new phones and} allow completion of a new plant in Ypsilanti. The three-year pros program will also || see Conversion of the last -hand- cranked telephones operated by the company in Michigan to dial sys- tems. : Hand cranked, or equipment, is still in ville. 5,000-- acaba foie: |ficials explain success in reducing costly. city water is to be supplemented BIRMINGHAM—-A public meet{pi ing to. hear. state ‘officials discuss |5 advantages of fluoridation of city water: supplies is.- being, planned by city commissioners. The commission proposes to de- cide for or against fluoridation; after the meeting. Commissioners last ‘night heard two state health department of- dental caries in children in Grand|! Rapids, where fluorides have been added to water supplies for ten Dr. Fred Wertheimer, chief of the state department's dentistry section, said the department en- dorses fluoridation for water not containing enough natural | fluoride. Birmingham's water supply con- taths some, but not enough flu- At present, adding fluoride to ‘each of the seven wells would be . However, after July- the ‘by 50 per cent™Detroit water, to-Discuss ‘Pluoridatieg 1 and a new for $350. journed at 11:30. * # City Plans Public Meeting - >, Ordinances -for motor buses and swimming pools were tabled. un- til next week:as they came before . commissioners at 11:15 p.m. After referring the recreation depart- ment’s budget to the city man- ager and deciding the proposed anti-litter ordinance was not eR- commissioners ad- . The city’s new assessor, Clark orceable, Hagstrom, began work today. He comes from Ironwood, and will be advised in his new work by Elmer Haack, ree eee L'Anse in the Upper Peninsula. ; Sen. Barkley Dies While Making Talk (Comtioned From Page One) gymnasium sat dumfounded. Gov. Thomas B. Stanley of Virginia, who had introduced him, grasped ES i _ to Allay Future Breaks After expected approval by the| night “ky the commission at their rank a held ‘since .August| A and mixed with that supply in Mrs, Barkley’s arm and escorted __ -disinfected as high up Cc Eire A commission, City Manager W. K./ informal Yneeting: ‘last year, He joined the force Ji 's in those communities will] ® ceatral plant.” eran Bur as waters reached, said the Health}: _in ease-rire Area .f her to the platform. Rep. Department Sout |Willman said money should be| 1 — City orney. to prepare, be converted to-dial phones by 1980 A public vote i: not necessary, | 11, A, lee = So ow The UN available in about four weeks. \charter amendméms for vote: oo ii the commission ‘aid. although citizens of Pontiac and rrison rushed i ae = |e ifire-police residence rote “oo : {~The commission previously au-| some other tities have voted. Pan-|“2" 7 Hi orga We will begin working én cer- ees , y ve Calls were made for doctors - Calories Fine— [rece ad ‘| tain phases of the project right Fares aed a beiranlg Rerihoggagin tapered oS, Ce itineee etitoned ory [and ambulances but:the Rt. Rev. ~~ Egyptian cease - »" he added. ce yO ~~ | 1955, after ns ioned for a } : but How About U.N, ouerver posts i ean a Hams oa.the-26-patot elate| Goce met eperoval of Pontiac ee nance the expansion program. _ | referendum. ar tamh (Care Tn aes wa ; General Hospital budget. / & —.e f°. nk i : al? _the Food’ Tast U.N. patrols along the tense Gaza include action on 17° public im-) 34 — Aeparel a innee ix us. al . an two, pene aad were _AP- delivered the tavocation. paldi ino 1 e s © _ |border. provement projects. ‘Army Training Center. | — i Pontiac Deaths lstreet width set ‘at. 33- feet, AS bere oe eee : WASHINGTON w — WAC oft ae es "Other business to sduciien on 4 — City Attorney to prepare {the Holland Avenue width ‘st”23\"™* already dead. cers wish they could find a way e truce supervision headquar- by the commissioners ‘includes a/ lordinance authorizing pay raise for : ieee. CONVENTION OVER . V hte: r Egypt Raed RANDOLPH —. NESBITT «| to women ‘soldiers with rs said Israel and had from Adolph and Helen Hohe stunicipal Court. jurors. F Mrs Orval Cook € | Holland, being paved from’ Eton The convention recessed but la- Fd weight problems away from~snack — to the new border arrange- for a part of lots 18 and 25 in Mt 1925, became a detective in 1927, ‘ latrece west, does not need a park- ter was called off indefinitely. The lace ~ pments in a new attempt to pre- Clemens Hills. pa was promoted te sergeant in| Mrs: Orval (Cora Luvica) Cook, ! ving lane with only five commer-'st alaisperand quichyiand ten | a. yous ie Ceghonid mccain —— to be accepted ‘alsa’ ri eCails- cep 1932. Lemeaux was appointed bey. of 3133 Hazelmary Ave. died| cial firms owning property alee body was removed on a It isn’t the regular menu that}: The announcement came as will be four right-of-way agree-.“ tenant April 10, 1951." ore" "in Pontiac General Hospital yes-'resentatives of the firms said. Their stretcher. " os gives the girls trouble, Col. Irene|U. N..-Secretary General Dag) ments necessary in a‘storm drain’ | 'terday after, several years’ illness. trucks ‘could operate better with. 28 . 0. Gagloway, Women's Hammarskjold went into a new project. a wo Lonven ions | Aue ee ke "| She was born in Waverly, Towa! out pa: there, They. added, Until hia collapes he tls Corps commandant “fold the Meeting with Israeli Premier Da-| A resolution authorizing the city nee August Aug. 24, 1876, the daughter of P rking, th ntil his, collapse he apparently House Appropriations Committee |¥id Ben-Gurion. Each-was accom. clerk to advertise for recapping, (Continued From Page One) ot 103. Asaf Ave He joined [Paconeland (ary wade Turner! 4 petition for a patrotman at [ad been in fine spirits as he recently a - panied bya battery of aides, State street between Huron and ‘four years ago when he put the | | the fy April 6, 1937 and was | = rried here Oct. 23,~1933, Oakland and Hunter was present- iphayed again a part he” ‘almost “The ‘women who are gaining RECRUIT PATROLS | Johnson, and Osmun street be-| party on the way to duccess in _g2>PGinted sergeant Sept. 24, 1959. jane me ed by parents of school = tobe eet bint | a Denhocratic oe weight will go te the snack ber.” ets itween Saginaw and Sanford. is} Nevember.” “Randolph is presently attending = Mrs. Cook was a member of dren who use the crossing. The Convention. “Col. Galloway said during - testi- The headquarters announce- | scheduled to be acted on tonight.| — - a three-weeks course at North- | the Collier Road Community | +top light is not énough and the | His’ speeth~was the real Bark- { oo ~mony made public today ~ jMent said “steps have been tak- _.In that Chicago cork} in | sat western University Traffic In- | Church and ‘had lived in the | underground tunnel\is used by ee — sprinkled with quips, praise > _— Pes b en for the recruitment of the ad- noe) a t plod 4 pidegeosse the on sectia thin 20 feet stitute in Chicago, Hl. Pontiac area most of her life, L only 50 per cent of the chil- b for the Democrats and artful digs \e- J She explained that strict atten- ditional: eamary bythe agree. on negotiations for two lots in’ all ed eae paseo! eT ie moni Nesbitt, 3% of 128 Whittemore She leaves her husband; two. |, they said. i sonciaer are hes = aaa H tes is paid to the calorie- —_ — _, becessary & the city. we felletied him in the text, St. has been in charge of the Vice sons, Raymond J. of Pontiac, | ae of. the Municipal Building, ra aaron a Bi OL og —— a ape —— Hammarskjold and ‘Ben-Gurion| The Commission will act on ag at toward the last_he appeared ‘Squad since - August. He Ling Robert K. of Lake Orion and three/and surrounding grounds- will be. in the hot. stuffy gymnasium when | ~ 5 men get 3,600 calories| mactna ie pes addi-| T ae eaevi faint. his massive frame shook, “2 4 patrolman Oct. 16, 1942 grandchildren; a sister, . Mrs. first step of the remodeling ne coll d, teppli o daily and the girls 2.400). But shejtional details of the practical bor- Prop ien = sr me ate Vr \his great voice quivered, he fal. 24 Was appointed sergeant May Violet I. Cole: two brothers. Dwight! ——-——_—— —__,, be ei ine Fe micro . sedan aot Hie gin . oa Ger Srreupements| 1 guarantee! Public iearmeeier skipped whole para- = of Pontiec and Gilbert) of Bevie: 5 a . mess... y, | | gzsezer «for Passenger Travel (land. 4s |and frignds still. in Poland. % on the-peace. fk R pif a flurry of Israeli-|* r outbrea ks. extended sent miss on six work. WASHINGTON im — Eastern anal Western railroads raised their | basic /passenger. fares by 5 _per cent today. ~ ee e There: “was a ply ‘1 per cent hike in Pullman charges| throughout the country. The Southern * railroads are |S scheduled to make a similar 5 per ‘ree cent~increasé* in their basic pas-. senger fares effective May 15. It The Interstate Commerce Com- | mission late yesterday approved the increase in interstate pas-) use, . ‘and Potomac rivers, plus West L. Doty. r Virginia and_ nos! of Virginia, _,charge_ April 18. le treasurer, The conmriinsion said multimik portedly kept a- false bankbook JACKSON uw — A. Birmingham yi} held in Oak- | lion-dollar deficits which the rail- to show members records of dues student_at Spring, Arbor As ‘roads have been! incurring in pas-/ deposits. senger operations, since World War \II demonstrated & rieed for addi-| discovered, jlast December when withdrawals; also ‘authorized jtbey from the. bank | for donation’ to railroad’ yesterday: to make the 5|charities Were planned. At that time, they said, Mrs. dormitory when he was shot Sun- tional revenue. The ICC ‘per cent hike effective on travel) {within Arkansas, lowa, Michigan, | Hargo disappeared ,: Nebraska, unknown origin had slightly dain- ‘told police he was about &5 feet “aged her house. Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and ‘Texas _U_S. Tells Poland to Quit % Intimidating Red Escapees WASHINGTON (INS)—A- whole stream of terrorized refugees from ‘Communist. Poland has pleaded with the U.S. government for pro- tection from Red agents trying to force them to return to their home- new law. of * attivity’ in the enormous cam-| © ‘paign to turn to Poland. if | The U. f nae wd panded toh visited Polish A | often Spasowski at the rege friends ment yesterday pon by De. | land. puty Under Secretary’, Robert ~ Murphy. ; - : | of Sidewalk on en north /Bend avenue lot 102 Pts ron Karoo Pe vaatel ct fide Par jubdivision to uasell street to the east line lot\tion. She became greatly alarmed of the subdivision. ctrede and graveling on Joslyn avenue | ,concerning public Four ‘Tolls prepared by the city 3- Year Probation | Given Mary Hargo Mary Hargo, 39, of 289 W. Wilson, was sentenced yesterday to! years’ probation “and resti-| tution of the $1,283.33 inf dues of the Pontiae Matrons’ Club which were; so young that we both stil! she admitted converting to ner OWN had much to learn. Mrs. Hargo, former trcaesurer of senger rates west of the Missis- the club, was sentenced by Oak- sippi River and north of the Ohio'land- County Circuit Judge Frank largest national group- a Iron-Cur-. tain refugees now. in ‘the U. S. An estimated 66,000 entered under the | old Refugee Act and another 1,200 have been given visas under the, In addition, a large number of This was révéaled today to be! escapees from Poland came to ‘the basis for the blunt U.S. de- this country through West Ger- tmand that Polish officials in this many and are not listed as Poles country quit thetr “police state in the government records The State. Departinent charged ae the refugees to re-| Polish officials have called ref- | ugees onthe telephone and Takes Off for Fishing ~ Government officials who~have’ ‘worked on the problem said the placed in all store windows of this ond team inthe investigation .of ter Shoup, jvith whom she made ye Pla 4 feet he lot on the south side of Auburn of lot 2 Bast Seward and) before sat in the front row in the balcony just above the press sec-' |when he faltered. bit her lips trom - Perry étreet to Linda | i hid her face in her hands. < She joined him on the stage for ‘Vista avenue and on Linda Vista from hentt extended east approximately ‘307 | fee Venrines will also be conducted the ovation which was louder and - special assessment rolls ‘tenger than any other in the en- improvement lire convention, net excepting © ‘that for Stevenson after his nom- an and that for President ruman. I tried to time it — but { i stopped my watch. Barkley had a soft spot in his We discovered we were approxi- /mately the same age. arid in press conferences he always pointed.me_ out as “that boy,”’ saying that we Birmingham Student ‘Held in Shooting She pleaded guilty to the “Mrs. Harzo” re- Junior she had not miade. College was being held by police, Thé shortage in club funds was today for investigation,in the shoot. members told police, ing of the 10-year-old son of former) _ college president Dr. C, B. Mapn.' Police said Eddié Moon was playing outside Norman Schrott's Schrott, 18, of Birmingham, pfter a fire! of day, from ‘the boy in his ‘second floor dormitdry | room. He said he point. Led Warrkiv Town- fish the main strearii. It’s got to er and members of bath parties. bureau since his. promotion to ser-'ship Sept. 2, ‘1878, the daughter of,have time to replenish itself. Up-| geant Nov:-271952. He joined the Warren: and Sarah Button James. forc@ April 6, 1937 and was ap- The Tellgchows were married here \stream from M10: the Henry Mc-| la toll. |Nalleys of Rochester were taking poorer” for -his death: Further_ upstream, City) president of the United States, Eisenhower sain whe nation {s “As vice Manager “Bill” Willman was flail- member of Congress and ane fe ing the stream with deadly intent from Kentucky, Mr. Ba and results. Further up the Bena long and distinguiatied record had _Jeromes .weré hatching sinister of public service tor the people eS |plans against the main stream‘s his state and country.”’ . trout. ‘ | and learned that fishing Vice President Nixon said Bark: "| On ‘the Nerth Branch ‘we ley “was loved and respected by : llens ‘those who were privileged to know there. jhim, regardless of their partisan | had been pretty good right from (*ffiliations. He was, and. always |-that stream’ like a book and this, he and his week-end guests, | ‘the Harold Smeeds, Leo Donalid- | Except for water temperatures are in very fishable shape. North Branch is normal and clear. Main, ‘normal for this season, a trifle, | the start. Lynn, ef course, knows Will remain in the hearts of the American” people, whether or not it was because of [Only Veep.” the one and e Mrs. Barkley, his * second wife, sons and Elmer Horns came ap Whom he married in 1949, was with some very respectable trout. ldriven: to Washington last night by a “cis P. Gaines, ton companion. |\Stream and South Branch near; ALSO SURVIVING . state trooper with: Mrs. Fran- wife of the W ashing- and Lee president, as her Surviving also are a son, David dark. Another couple days of warm Murrell Barkley of Paducah, Ky., sunshine and these waters. should and two daughters, Mrs. Douglas provide some top-notch activity. MacArthur TI and Mrs. Max O’Rell | Wednesday in the William F. Davis' By next wéeKend, barring further: ‘Truitt, both of. W Sool sec snow. or cold rain. Will Cobo Run po Race? over who will succeed | ley in Tomorrow May Tell: | x ered by law to appoint a succes- * In Frankfort, i some form of olitical chaos was brewing today Mr. Bark- n the LU. S. Senate., £ * *« @ A B.. Chandler is empow- : | ‘DETROIT (® .— Mayor Albert sor to serve until another senator rank of patrol-.vived by a sister, Gail and aE. Cobo is due home tomorrew can be elected in November. /\and with him he may bring an announcement on whether he wlll be a Republican candidate for gov-, | jernor, ~_ . | | Leaders of a ‘‘Draft Cobo” move 11,000 signatures to qualify the. ‘three-time mayor for a spot on the White he once declined to run, ‘Cobo said he would “wait and see’ wherl a draft. movement was launched recently by John Fei-~ kins, chairman of thé Republican| State Central Committee, and Clif.| ford O'Sullivan, Republican —— i al committeeman. sa | Detroit! Skin Divers. , DETROIT (—The foit Po-' lice Department is recruiting 25) ‘Catholic Church. with burial in APRil MAY skin divers. . Recruity/ will "y A) Mon hry Sat. | formed into a new ‘frogman"’ unit to help the H: tegen ' Bureau in Detroit River and Lake St. Clair searches, "Il look for drowning victiims, investigate ‘th - DRUG STORE . sunken cars and/ trace underwater -39 S$. aw FE 434 1 crime clues” ’ / | .| In Oakland Theater pee / : _ a Fai ‘ 4 : _f, “ é = et a i a a i ‘, . } : } / * “locals in the Great Lakes area. ‘fo Discuss Changes — “State selective service officials, | ~.come members of Teamster Local "Security for You --- valid Your Family “Your Pension Money ‘Alko- Protects. Your Children $ aims, ts pte the first of « series trom ‘ashington Bureau peg lye ms ‘Ase! a ee siments, ‘you're also building a pen- etsion for your wife if you should IE and-she's. left with -children| tader 18. Widows with no children | sion "That's coy ot the eligible until they’re 65. you're the family breadwinner and) Suppose you die tomorrow and! sesso che os count edanta Security payments they make’ as Many people think of the Social: tes : MINERS STYMIED — These would-be miners _wére stymied recently when a keep out sign was posted at a Columbus, Ghio, excavation site where a cache of silver dollars was unearthed = oo) A ar “AP Wi last week. “Tt was believed shit th he bag-was ach: dentally thrown away at the place-From left_to | right: John Elliott; Ralph Fleshman, Tommy + Lott and Joe Schwattz, : "Detroit Longshoremen Bolt t to Join Team DETROIT wm — James R. Hoffa’s‘AFL-CIO Executive Council. Detroit Teamsters Union has won, control of some 80 “longshoremien: who were metfibers of a sister, AFL-CIO union. ‘ternational Teamster president, and cide directly a number of Phases, we eg Michigan, Wisconsin ‘May Get More Gas ster S U nion | WASHINGTON w — A decision. that could mean more natural gas iby fall for the Michigan-Wisconsin |‘ The call followed a meeting be-jarea was taken by the Federal tween George Meariy,. president of Power Commission yesterday. | the AFL-CIO and Dave Beck, In-| The commission said it will de-| The National~Labor Relations, sit - was indicated the session was'of the pénding American Ucaialanal| ‘Board said yesterday in Washing-| ton that International Brotherhood of..Long-| shoremen and join the Teamsters. | “Seventeen_of the .80 eligible | -4e vote didn’t ballot. The Jong- | shoremen are employes of Wee. | Nicholson Transit Co., the T. 4.-; McCarthy eee Co., — the Lake Transit Co: : | ‘Those involved are employed in| the loading of automobiles on lake! boats, which work the Teamsters | claim should be in their jurisdic-| . tion. The longshoremen will be-| 299, the home local of Hoffa, Mid- western teamster. boss and ninth international vice president of the ynion, - zy ‘STOP RAIDING’ In Washington, aa Op Sthugheer | of the IBL, said) the AFL-CIO Execu- ‘council today to halt what! termed teamster raiding of IBL _ Slaughter claimed teamsters cesorted to “rough stuff’ in De- treit to distéurage longshoremen from sticking with -his— union. Owen R, Brennan, Hoffa's top assistant, insisted the longshore- men had been “unofficial” team- ster members, because they work as drivers and helpers during ' the wipter when there isho work on the docks, > Hoffa worked out the recently abrogated working agreement be- tween the Teamsters Union and the ‘international §Longshoremen's Assn., which was expelled by the AFL ‘as racketeer dominated . The. IBL was set up as an AFL: unit to take the HLA’s place,’ but* the latter won bargaining rights in an NLRB election covering the vast New York waterfront. An upshot of the Hoffa-spon- | sored working agreement between the teamsters and ILA was the call for today’s. meeting of the Draft Officials Here. will meet here_ with local draft rds tonight, to discuss recent Y aed in draft regulations... Representatives of boards in Genesee, Lapeer, Macomb, Oak- land and St. Clair counties will be* , present, From: state headquarters will be! Col. Arthur A, Holmes, state di- _ rector; | boards and boards from: Monrve, Lieut. Col. W. J. Myers, | deputy. directer; and Lieut. Col. Charles" B. -Pearsof, executive of ficer, They will meet in Detroit tomor- row night with 20 Wayne County and Washtenaw counties, (Aévertisement) ie “7M Medicine Wwehy scalp, Giover cipro homes steps remeves 4 falling air, Unlike hair tonics a Glover's is a real medi + or 'g-prescription. jon. Contains sul her, tareand | pa oils that stimulat and — awe’ Try Glover's 60- eg he eae shartipoo. You , r -alp COMPLETELY REVITALIZED poly ‘Dandraff is checked. Heir eatee your sealp can | in. Glover's ge Medicine int. Money apuerentes, | dresainen, : ac aarut % longshoremen employed, the teamstérs for lending money the usual by three Detroit. waterfront firms! |to-and-cooperating with the ousted filed by the. president examiner =i voted 53-10 last week to leave the | union. 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Eluded "Alben Barkley S:Seb anes Ose. of their ap-|reachéd out” for the highest office the ‘significance of that: almost end-|; m= J JAMES ‘MA —eonvention at . Wash: | faithful service to his ‘ieee Press: Ne fetent race { Lee. University, Hie re=‘his party. plause’ whatever hurthe may have the. voters. could give. less applause. As it turned out, he WASHINGTON w — |Sen. "Alben|ferred, good-naturedly to the fact, Jt was as “if they were trying to felt at bine. yajoeted when he had| And he knew, if any man did, was never to hear its like again.| , 2 5 He looked into the blinding lights, W. Barkley—a man of humor, bal-,that ‘be was the junior senator : -one of from” Kentucky, + a, the waved, he seemed happy to ssee cso oseaenelry widely be ~~ He had béen senior’ senator for .j bursting as he stood on the plat- loved in his lifetime by’ his political a but lost seniority when he form alone. All the other politi- ment Acousti- friends and foes hike. ave up his Senate seat to be vice cians, as- if—realizing that this. hour belonged to. Barkley alone,) 4 stayed away. | * © @.. 2. He was so happy, so unable to'|/ know what to do. with himself inj]! this moment -of joy, that he wan- dered around, reaching over the railing, and shaking hands with con's‘ eclentiic = lprcaiieat from: 1949 to 1953. When ‘5 fitting of your! But when. ay ‘said—id was the re-elected senator in 1954, he be- hearing loss'last thing he said—that he was Came junior to Kentucky’s| Sen. will open a new content to accept a “sept in the Farle ess who was elect- \ life for you. back row” of political ite, he was|/€d in ‘5 raereol without obli- expressing a thought thar’ had! HOPED BRIEFLY come to him late in life,He_ was! n +~ But less than four years ago, at ‘ccepting a feality” = “Upon! the 1952 Democratic convention in 4 cin local Aids can be | od tthe ng Aids con be him by his age—78, | \Chicago, he hoped briefly his par- meweperet nese ey cae a = —- as jewelry or a tie: | WANTED MORE ty -might nominate him for the e sory hand, with himself. cldsp, Choose from six models - had wanted more than a Presidency. a “ i : ahd @ complete range of prices ‘back seat. He had beén one of pia Freg Trial to Judge Results ‘the ‘great public servants of his He was disillusioned fast. On the % Y Year Guarantee—Time Payments time. He had been in Congress al- convention's opening day, organ- Come In o: Phone-for App't in most continuously since 1913, And |“€ d labor leaders whom he had Se Your Home or Our Oitice he had a dream: Perhaps he alone xeherally supported all through ‘ a } ; j ie 2 ss - A.P’s OWN ; di [knows how long’ he had it. the Roosevelt and Truman admin- c Ne gieee = » * . = , PURE VEGETABLE FITZP ATRICK’S eg te istrations, refused to consider him. He wanted the presidency, But 727 Old. they said. ee He was 74 then, and he felt fine, ~ PHARMACY—2 STORES wen at lat he reached out, it... 4, iA daa (cd rl lite. ie eae purpose shortening . wee i ideal. for cakes, fries and FE 2-8383 FE 3-7171| Yesterday, reviewing his career, Sant epee stil poo a 33 W. Huron 302 Segre Bk. Bide. 'i Hin an address ata student’ 8 mock’! pe ties F 35 ao __. |sie tradition: arm-waving, roaring Fie ‘and witty. Not long ago..he said r ‘he hdd never had a headache in - FAY S ' TR his. life. aN 7 / a fe “* * . HARDWARE ; De tee . He was reportedly deeply hurt ' . y | When the union leaders rejected ¢ -fthim. If he had refused to face it Pf “IT's HERE! Ws. ee fee ree rea ;was too old for the presidency. * : a“ HIGH POINT OF LIFE 7 e. a ‘ees ower an le” |’ But out of hig disappointment, sa , . Spa = ii ‘no matter how bitter, he rose tg ~~ — eee = . we aP Wirephote fi | what became -perhaps the . ' e : : I Lawes a whole family of yard machines Point of his life " gh ROMANCE FOR THE VEEP — Sen. Alben W,-— pared to cut wedding cake following their mar- -_ 2 #7 Barkley, who collapsed and died Monda after: riage in St. Louis, Mo,, in November of 1549, Two days later, in the summer _noon at Lexington, Va., eae when Barkley was vice president of the United | boiling convention hall where the) Mrs. Carletoa Ss. Hadle y, are n as they pre- States. : . Democratic party had been alntost‘ = a —— —_ = |torm apart in angry, factional dis-' 7. Ae beats arias Tare Dems Pressing | MILLERS — 144 OAKLAND AVE. unity. The ovation when he finished; |may have been one of the longest i a | hin Kcaveeion history. As he fin- farm Bill Vote : a Adjustable Steel oe \ished, standing alorie, white-haired| lin the blinding spotlights, the jam- packed delegates leaped to their” Early Action in House 7 1495 + 108 5 1995 $69 8995 i 5 - 2 =o. ‘Urged for Compromise} iP Electric Starting Available on Most Toro Mowers They. weré cheering more than ‘Legislation . | HE litical talk.. Th t t r WASIIINGTON = mocrats | | Tega Ammamou ow aLe rrems, | ivot P Doy Su he pel he A just a man who had made a good and cherished him for his : Tong and vote on a new compromise arm nnn : (bill. | The Rules Committee scheduled Le ifm 7 oe Detectives Probing» incine on eer Rep-f , 4 Open Sun. pen oun. * Cooley | ) that it c P 4 9 0.1 IF Ye" 9 te 1 |}. [Hardware Breakin [pats Src.se5: | | Cooley is chajrmian “OF” thé Agri- | ” ‘ r . 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Barkley of a SE A tucky. - Sen, Estes Kefauver of Tennes- Form¢r President prunen told see said Barkley personified “the. an oo pest of the — we seek in our: 5° — “t Knew hi before e went io erent leaders ” SAVE $: 32.00 4-OZ. JAR. 5 #. 00 : ‘the Senate. ; ceewees - : - Lotion Sham : LUSTRE ah 314-02. ; 1 eet seor{uc as a toa geeatoat cae AL LOss’ Doe a ! poo Sis e “see e sof. We are members o: National Selected Mortictans, . : “He was one- o! re House's her Ravix (D-Tex. y| : Syn = epee bt peaker Rayburn = ideals. ethical Appaecsuesy aul uslnese! iavegcic?) _“— vice presidents that ever occ¥- (recalled that Barkley and he én- St. J h A irin 49 ; -_ . _, pled that chair. ~~ |tered the House on the same day osep Spi oyeuene 6 0 OF F160 ¢ Sa a : — “The reason was that he knew in 1913, adding: ‘“‘His death is a . FOR cman OF 50.... a or. - all of; the senators, all ef the mem-.very great’ personal loss to me.” . / ind ee Se pacienn catia eee personal Brisk- Tooth Pasfe ...... ruse 53¢ . i - wives and friends—their’shortcom-' Democratic. National Chairman; 5 ane recat a 4.5-02. TIN ave | OW ALUM Hy | | ings and’ their quattties.’ | |Paul M. Butler spoke of Barkley's ” Spray Net curtis surer sor pius 13¢ tax 1.25 death as ‘‘an immense loss. § 2-02. TIN ' Barkley was vice president dur-| -O2. 6% PLUS 7e TAX ew Ay of | ing Truman's 1949-1953 term. Pre-| Republican National Chairman > : i = viously, they had served in the Leonard W. Hall wired Mrs. Senate together. | Barkley: “All America shares Lmark Mothers FARCIPUE PRIENI your sorrow ,.. Alben Barkley | ‘FAITHFUL FRIEND’ ' was a great American.” O George Meany, president of the’ , 7A Ties A Aap UR FINEST QUALITY . 4 = Gov. G. Mennen Williams said -- if | i AFL-C10, called Barkley ‘‘a faith- today that “The nation has lost one Sing mas. it i ful friend of labor throughout his |/> : " ' i Sea da MR Gr fri Jui 23 39 ' long career in ae rupli service.” o OS el = Z xleo. Ih ¥ ee rape rui uice om Cc ft < ; . 5 ia Senate hen ae Lyn- Sen. Potter (R-Mich.) expressed TWIN SIZE HOLL‘ wooD BED f Tomate Juice aap. us z. 27 i ‘4 don B. Johnson of Texas termed! “Breat Fie and aang paces 3 / g 00 “TT . . eee eee “CAN ¢€ 4 | Bark th ti bl oO cs) e great men 0! e 10) oe - 3 = t Mor Siens af hinetican : sed He had many friends, not limited COMP LETE / ‘09 -A&P Peaches HOME STYLE 3 CANE. 1.00 , ec oe iby party affiliation, and the Senate =: _.. 7-02 E Senate Republican ee ‘will be a different place without | Here's what you get: sony Innerspring Mattress ~A&P Fancy Tuna 9 waite Maat , » can 29€ | . ; scoaivinipe ph partng Ga wee him.” . and Box Spring —Steel Bed Frame on Casters, | loon | . ) | le e grandmother ; vagal at cftlaen and reat sca: | Sen. McNamara (D-Mich,) said: | -Attractive Upholstered pote 5 2 . mother-to-be. mee at as sen: |t was. ceftainly saddened by Sen., . \ “SUPER-RIGHT” oth of a fri I awe < Barkle? s passing. I lost a good $5 00 —C ~ : ° motner ©, r . Adlai Stevenson paid tribute. in‘friend and the people of the coun- f : Now Only) 12-02. one who has been. 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Pm brag gE H | with the lighting of sacrificial A" 2 Ee, boscncctab pin aria — cs saw omemmcamemacanes Cs cies “e fz i\ oe é ae $ i \ , ° Costly Festivities Highlight Cotabationl — of. Nepal's ‘New Monarch, Mahendra at ibe anointed with ghee: (clarified! vessel,” \ Z. ee z i i g : ik tre ¥ d 8 é Switzerland, March 13, 1955, after|’ more than 40 years on the throne. He rules a nation. of about nine; million population and 54,000;- Reds Wage Economic War, ito Merély Spread Doctrine square miles of territory -(a little bigger than Arkansas) which lies in the Himalaya’ Mountains be- tween India put Tibet. = Ceenotian” eae mn today Publisher Cowles Has Fourth Wedding Today . Broadcasting Co. Mrs. Cox was divorced recently from James M. Cox Jr., publisher of the Miami (Fia.) Daily News. The marriage is the fourth for Cowles and the third for Mrs. Cox. About 18 per cent of -U.S.- pas- senger cars are pre-World Il models. a EAbove on linvest “billions . ferocious” economic coki war. from a gilver jar, curds. placed on his copper vessel and honey from \a|Durbar Hall. oe ee © throne, mounted At the appointed hour, the gold|oxen, leopards, crown — gut by giant) He will wear a poe tc een eee aay mie os es possible | eppeers eee: eoire eee f WASHINGTON (p —Harry A. Bullis, board chairman of, General Mills, Inc., said today that in the economic: cold war with Russia the United States must spend and of -dollars’’. more! abrotad. | s s Ld] | Bullig told-nearly 4,000 business- men-delegates to the annual meet- ing of the U. S. Chamber of Com- merce in a. prepared talk that He estimated the Communist world is spending three billion dol- lars a year “merely to spread their doctrig.” KEEN RED RIVALRY | Aid: in the form of “unrealistic tries totaled 500 million dollars in 1955 and the early months of 1956, he said. These are abnormal commercial ties offered at the expense of a Soviet slave labor economy, ‘he said; on the theory that the Com- munist goal of world domination Saez the —, — are designed “las |whereabouts of Mussolini’t grave to upset ic relationships rd the free to alienate . mil- lions of people \trom the ideal of democracy,’’ he aid. “With every of this cut-rate interest’ goes a dollar's worth of; political n.”* ; — PRIVATE DING He avised that “it is going to cost us money to fight\the econom- ic war with Russia — yes, billions of dollars,” but added \that more than money ie nescet \ Bullis sungested that \ _private, lending abroad could be multiplied | “two or three times for the ste! 16t world stability,” and said un-| derdeveloped nations could use twice_the billion-dollar investment of capital which the United States now places eee spomee LJ Rep. Mitts ple in another prepared speech, said tax reduc-) tion this year could turn national) prosperity federal budget surplus on June! 30, tax relief should wait until | current higher-price pressures! ease off. Mussolini’s Family ROME, Italy (® —- Benito Mus- solini’s family is pressing the Italian’s government to retura the dictator's body. This report came from the fam- attorney, Italo Formichella. He is a parliamentary deputy of the Italian social movement, Neo- Fascist party. : * ° Ld] “The government has kept. the. secret to prevent the spot from becoming a Fascist shrine. The) family wants to bury os body in its own plot. Anti-Fascist partisans eaccatadl Mussolini in northern Italy 11) years ago last Saturday. re m Miss the farnily? Get together Why wait: for thet family phone will'unite your family in minutes no matter how far apart you are. The latest pews is so much more 1 interesting when you hear it spokep. And out-of-. | town calls cost so a vou CAN CALL CHICAGO . 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With the Vice. the brunt of the heavy campaigning and the President’ thaking well - timed s from carefully selected ke cities, they'll be mestty tough in 1956, | eee ~ Entered at Post Office, Pontiae, as second class matter ae OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS alt ———, Protecting the Injured Our City Commission was wise in | deciding to consult affected citizens before enacting Pontiac’s new ambu- ‘The Associated pet entitled — wely to the use republication pews in this news- paper as well as AP news “Gupatehes. _. it carrier for 4 cents nae fe noes say ry Macomb. Lepee by mall ¥ ot os Bete reer All meatl gupecriptions ee ia advance, MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS __ TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1956 “Close Close Students of ‘the National Game lance ordinance. To that end Commissioners Row- STON, CooLey and Micges were -ap- pointed to get the views of funeral directors and others interested in the operation of such an ordinance.. x * * 7 Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and modeled after an ordi- nance in effect in Flint, the proposed law was drafted by City Attorney The history of the Man About. Town annual Baseball Contest shows — that the gals have been winners over 80 per cent of the time. Perhaps it isn’t all pure feminine ” jae either. In your own family,. for in: stance, who often reads only the | headlines and forms quick con- \ or listens too much to “his: fellow workers; most of whom to ouly, the same thing? £ “® & *& a ina who, with that feminine _ hunch for statistics, makes a real ” gtiidy of the batting averages, breaks | game and its mechanics, and in = overly influnced by the ART. ee ee ee \ Its aim is to safeguard the injured by controlling the quali- fications of drivers and attend- ants of ambulances and other emergency vehicles. Besides re- - quiring a stated amount of training for these employes, the- ordinance would specify that first aid equipment be carried in all - - ambulances operating iin the city. lantic Treaty Organization. ii ‘ * * @ So obsessed have many obéserv- ers been with the idea that~only .money given freely to Europe and Asia can solve all current prob- - tems that they immediately jumped to the conclusion that Dulles had capitulated and was getting ready to ask Congress for more money for an “ecoriomic” NATO. The truth Is the secretary of state puts first things first. Un- less there is a broadening of NATO on a political basis so-that Europe will be able to become more intégrated, there isn't much sense of thinking in terms of more economic ald. ‘Even the present programs may be jeopardized—and this. involves $4.6 billions—unless some way can be found. to interrelate security in the Middle East with the security. of Western Europe. That’s.the real~ _ objective of broadenlag _NATO. “It's basic ye militares : : “want of water drench their clothing — in salt spray and the skin will ab- sorb enough to quench thirst.’’ But the process of digestion got no farther than the upper portion of the small-intestine, At that point the quacks and nostrum mongers took over. Now listen, Stupid. Whatever the Prolific Dr. Steele (he wrote many elementary and high school textbooks)“ and the medical au- thorities and the quacks and the nostrum mongers of past or pres- ent may have taught you or fail to teach you, please try to fix firmty in mind this indisputable fact: Every stage of the. digestive: process, from the swallowing of food through the evacuation of the last residue, is wholely regulated — and controlled by the autonomic ~ (automatic, involuntary) nervous system, the same mechanism as that which regulates and controls circulation and breathing. pene sooter: Crapacteincahe they must take a regular dally dose ,of digitalis to keep the - heart beating, as long as they "live. The poor souls afflicted with this obsession generally owe their plight to doctors, ‘past or- preseht and their heart. “weak- ness’ is what real doctors call iatrogenic heart trouble — ere duced by the doctor. = But it is no more childish for element of surprise in the news. -.. Had been rather expected even by Democrats ever since President _ Exsennower indicated several, weeks ea other infescsions on the lake* It now is. up to Trustee W illiam Shoup ‘and his: committee ‘to. pick out a driver to properly pifot the craft. , the simple-minded old pa te imagine or believe a daily dos Lo * , Dulles wisely put the isstup.to Congress ‘on a basis .of direct in- than for the ordinary ninny-ham- Nited mer to imagine that an “internal digitalis keeps. him or her 1 Politically, of/ course, it ‘is-a great advantage-to. Repubilicans to be vir- - tually eeetatny that the 1952 winning team will be their rs. Also, it will “ "simplify oats the one remaining- © major. cohvention task of drafting a. : ‘based on the Administra- ‘record. © say 1956s rcelle ago that he again wanted Nrxon_to- ' be his running mate. ~ PAS fe [Row : “Dwight. 'D, Eisenhower’ and’ It has been prosent! to my attention ~. that, 77-year-old of Mrs. Anna Bigelow Holly, has 29 great- graridchildien Verbal Orchids to— ‘of Harry T. Bickford lls Raeburn §t.; eighty-fourth -birth- oe: A of of Mrs. Lena Bader 11 Udison St.; eighty-third birthday. /\ *% Henry Juhl ‘Apia, nihety-stxth birthday. — States will -net engage in any graip programs except in relatively, small _aniounts or in any giveaw ay schemes. ‘with no strings at- tached.” ‘ Money doesnik grow on trees in\ the United States, and ho other na- tion is throwing money areund without having some "assurance of oe terest to this-eountry. The UNM lubrieant,"' medicine, enema or oth- er unnatural interference is nec- essary or advisable to Keep diges- ae in order or the bowels ‘regu- ar For the plight of the ninny-ham- s well as the medical profes-' ion, because neither the doctors: nor the educators’ cared whether Johnny and Jennie were taught . how the body works—and for that o the public school is to blame matter they. don’f clre mach ate a it today. The first dose - of castor ail given. the luckless newborn in- fant so the automatic regulation of the bowel that costivencss and colic ha- «she wept copiously. | Bigned letters, not more than one page or 100 words long pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to disease, diag nosis, or treatment, will be answered by Dr, William Brady, if a stam; seif- addressed envelope is sent to Pon- tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan, (Copyright 1956) could say “No’’—nyet—safely: ‘1. In the-United Nations, - 2. In his sleep—if he slept alone. OFF TO SIBERIA If he said ‘“Nyet:’ anywhere else, he faced the likelihood of he soon would be s * $8 “Nyet men,” sturdy men science who would have Danial om. age to say “No!” loudly and fully joined in the game of follow- ing the new leaders. He doesn't even have the strength to yell “Help!” , Portraits | By JAMES. J. METCALFE The marriage is a partnership - . . Of profit or of loss... In ‘which not either party should... . Presume to be the boss . .. It is a partnership in. which . , . The two should be a team . , , With equal share in every care. <, And © The every plan and drefimm . wife has certain duties, ‘and . The husband hgs his own ,.. , And no success is ever earned ... . By either one alone. . . line on their chart . the same as either one can hurt. #4 «OF break the other’s heart... The marriage is a partnership es: Whose ultimate success. . Measured by the profits gained . . . Through love and happiness. (Copyright 1956) — Case Records of a-Psychologist: J } i / » Jilted? It Won't Help to Sit and Mope; It’s Easier Forgotten With Other Dates Deserted on her wedding day by the man she loved, Maida had actually flirted with the idea of suicide. She was de- spondent for the world seemed to offer noth and gall to he worked herself out ery within three. mo his, ‘emotions by followin prescription outlined below... Le DR. GEORGE W. CRANE > / Case-R-344: Maida R., aged 19, is a college sophomore. * * © “Dr. Cane I am so unhappy that have even flirted with the idea of taking an overdose of sleeping tablets,’ she confessed. “For lifé isn’t worth living. The world is so gray and dull and crucl that I don’t even want to wake up in the morning. “Last month I was to be mar- ried.. But my fiance eloped with another girl. cried most of the time. / ~“At night I re-read hi S letter’ to try to’ find where I failed. And I can't stand it any longer. “My parents insisted I ask you for psyehologica} help, but I can't see where anything-wilt change ma unhappiness at this late date." ‘CONTROL EMOTIONS Human beings should learn to control their emotions. It is a sign. of jmmaturity when we let our emotions control us! And one cardinal rule in break: ing bad habits, whether of liquor or obesity, tobacco or thwarted ro- mance, consists of removing the “reminders from our surtoundings.. * * Le So I urged Maida to. get rid of the boy’ s picture, instead of “‘moon- ing’’ in front of it each night while can deflect or plunge... The life- . Is Burn his letters. Clear the deck for Maida, I finally got, her for new action, so to speak. launched, anew Upon some social Then resolutely go out among life. ~ : young folks and accept dates. “But it would seem like bitter on the street, She still was medicine to date anybody else."’ rather unhappy, but I detected a Maida protested wanly:; .“It slight improvement. — ~ would just remind me of Jack Seay iiatiog “Well, Dr. Crane,T am following your psychological prescription, “If you don’t go out with others, Maida admitted, “but it isn’ Se, you will spend 100 per cent of your ing. Howg¢ver, I promised you to _ time thinking of Jack,” I argued. keep on for three months, and I “But while you are engaged in ~have another date tonight.” ated dialogue with a nae OTIO ere you ,must keep part of mer jag Sp th e your tention on, the present Gate proper” motions, * is a psychological axiofn, “then you'll soon begin to pie the corresponding emotions.” * 8 *@ And Maida had vowed to. me > . She'd go through the motions, even A few days Jater I met her i Since then I have ~~ though she was a Doubting Thomas joe the final results, “ Inside’ of six weeks, however, ' she showed new sparkle in her ~ ' eyes and Was gaily chatting with a boy friend when I passed them. She wiis"s0 pre-occupied with their dialogue, she didn't even notice me, “Before the end of the three #0 you can’t-be daydreaming-more pe rey poll ‘months, she was en free | y '- cent of the time abont Jack,” QUICK CURE . \ _= ~Time alone doesn't work very: fast in dulling a deep heart wound. So speed up the cure. from the ghost love of the past — and a vivacious, happy coed, for ' the had resolutely worked her- ' To-do this, keep so active social} ly that you haveti't an rtunit. oppo y | ing a stamped, return envelope, to think about oe Nga * A living date at oe side will | at least partly banish the ghosts of | process’ on successive days, esi in help Father Time cut you tree from | ifvadarentea woowee Lol ss | the fetters to past romances, | tint! “toate the past. And by repeating the | By coaxing and prodding arid even arranging ‘the first new date tout, , self out of -her despondency. all unhappy folks can de likewise. So send for my booklet “How to Control the Emotions,” enclos- ; j Plus (20 cents. 2 It deals with various fears and | complexes, in addition to unrequit- ed romance, ~ Alwaya write to Dr. George W. Crane care of The Pontiac Press, Pontia typing tiny when y for fon ne Devchologieal. ch charts ands pam: _ Copyrtgnt 1956) i \ ilies aa ett: smite akas este 3 i t i 4 a { Mental H eal th Problems SCARE - NEI : — 5 __asuincTon W — Vice Presi.) ie Goulart. of Brazil peices ay “prominent. in pees ‘paustar. mental |. SERETE “their professions, led the more . . Al - cial vy the United States and ~~thayy#,000° citizens who gathered) 1... “a -lagt night at Pontiac State Hos- “nb Le, Pram ol tyme He was niet at the National ‘Air-| — pital in a discussion of tie prob- group ‘atebding the werkuhen oil port yesterday by Vice a > tem of mental. health. == |Care and-Treatment of the Men- Nixon and other dignitaries, taken Some of the - problems ‘pointed tally BI” to participat pate in hospital to the Capitol, where he addressed | - “out webe in the field of geriatrics,| nnctions-and to aid in the cause the Senate briefly, and was later » children with emotional provflems.|(¢'fignting mental illness. He en- i a received by Secretary of State © and in ‘treatment and care of the couraged ‘and praised volnbears es Dulles. ~ patient both in and out of the working in the hospital 4 Goulart, his wife and a party of hospital. and explained the need for mdre| polar pes Nama lool Discussing “Problems of the |trained workers. Adequate staff, - places on the tour include the King Aged,” Ralph Carr . Fletcher, = pair veray es the | Ranch at Kingsville, Tex.; Kansas caneggg ewan mogg oablomeny | igeolceatl eg ck wal City, Chicago, Detroit and Ottawa. ee versity ac Careers in Mental Health" was . xy | Park in the Thumb. They will, de-| - : - “The Rev. Wilbur Sued-|day and. Wednesday.’ More than) : | \ termine whether to recommend... ; — _— state . kamp, 5 for charities, | 3,000 toured the hospital. Tuesday. || a o \ Testoration of a $300,000, appropria- __ - Pontiac Press Photo diocese Of Detroit, discussed | am | a \stion to develop the area defeated LEAD GROUP DISCUSSIONS More than illness, were (left to right), Sain Rabinovitz, ex- donates sing, utilization of | {* — — L é _ in a-recent ‘House bill. - - 1,000 residents of this community and surround- ecutive secretary of the Michigan Youth Com- 1 facilities and/|/ ‘ : j Use 0 r : ; — ing communities attended the workshop at Poti-~—_ mittee, Detroit; Ted Panaretos, case work the providing of recreational out- +-Georges-Newports seu 4 Profs to Mt -tiae State Hospital Monday night. Three“panel visor, Pontiac State Hospital; and- Dr. vid jlets for the — CR e. /t . 0 Mul | Problems | members leading group discussions, designed to. _ Henry, “chief — psychologist, le Ginic, | “Children in mwas the) ® Double samp - CREDIT ee f 4 KALAMAZOO @ — Problems) acquaint the people with the problems of mental — Detroit. = ~~. —— topie of the panel in Whi Dr. PRES 66 99 facing higher education_is the! aan SSS ee Sooo Milton,- -J;- Huber, : ' di-|§ =|, MUGE BUYS j | theme of a joint meeting Thursday) : eee eS réctor' of Boys’ , » Repub ic Bie “ON of the Michigan College Assn, and Picked’ as ‘Ambassador’ ‘Kalamazoo's fourth annual com t Kalamazoo Central High! pated. ah ese a an onda the . Michigan. College Presidents) KALAM AZOO io Predecce! imunity ambassador to Eurepe. S Chool, is-the daughter-of Dr. Rus- He emphasized the dynamica\ | we Assn, Sessions will be held at the will spend the summer with set H. Seibert, vice presi of| volved in the previ a youngste J _ Western Michi : in West G to t ; ; awe : mag) estern Michigan College campus.!Ann Seibert, 16, has been named ily in West Germany. Pp idence, a Western Michigan | College: trouble —_ hi es on “FOR THE = wp end wave on lly Bronded Baby Phy ut mite _— ot center and the readjustment. in- Needs . «+ Get Holden Trading cat too! A volved in “retarning to the com- HOME . : — — munity again. ye oo 2. 99 BEACON ; "BASY WEEK Also. discussing . children’s ; al EClAL problems was Sam Rabipovits, Infants’ Orlon executive secretary of the Mich- - : {gan «Youth Commission, who ea stressed that more adequate ta- g ‘ cilities and road gpa available : : : eee : to children “not only after they ! | Pontiac Executive chooses Lord Calvert I|_| are tm treuble, but before ts mead hopes of preventing many of the Sees In all the world, no other a aa oo whiskey so fittingly symbolizes Cuban Solons Due 4 true hospitality as does Lord ; Calvert ... for the rare flavor to OK Crackdown . and pleasing. smoothness of , + : : i this n rh hi é HAVANA, Cuba «F — Congress ‘ is fine American whiskey Se edlind (nds ipociall soma to | day to approve a45day suspen- jae | sion of civil liberties put in ef- as, | fect after Sunday's abortive re- van | rim |} na S- ee ee ae * 6 @ Anticipating congressional con- ; firmation, President Fulgencio, 4 HALLMARK OF A 4 |] |Batista’s government atready had’ js es : . clamped censorship on - Cuba's, \ a GRACIOUS HOST press and radio and banned pub- Ns : lic_ meetings. 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Tespect, whatever the price. fe Fo Done ' P@oenmar ibe to determine if “‘schizophrenic . jtors or were caused by environ- mental stresses. convention. “Tsecretions in the body fluid—blood tients not common in hormal per- Fldids in Body | May Cause Ills. ‘Canadian "Researcher Studies Schizophrenics for Adrenal Content doctor has reported finding a sub- stance in the body fluids of schizophrenics .(split - personality psychotics) not present in normal persons. i * * * The discovery, by Dr. A. H. Hof- fer. of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, tance in the ae of men- tal illness. ‘Dr. Sten Martens ft ‘Tulane University, New Orieans, said — the < showed a chem- ieal imbalance in the body could CHICAGO (INS) — A Canadian! was considered of major .impor-/ be associated with schizophrenia. The next step, he said, would! fluids” were due to hereditary fac- Dr. Hoffer's experiments were FLUID DESTROYS TISSUE Dr. Hoffer said he had been working on the theory there is an/ accumulation of.-adrenal gland and tissue — of schizophrenic pa- “sad he eld, s how we may save | as mach as on our property insurance.” * Right! If your property is well-built and well-kept, you're a “preferred cust .” That means you may save as much as 20% on your property insurance—through dividend pay- ments. Phone or see us today; we'll insure you with one of America’s strongest mutual companies=—The Central. t _. Ses | | Representing Centre! Mutual Insurance Company é Be Sure You Are” . Well Insured! Kenneth G HEMPSTEAD UNO URANICE “Fthird — 3 pounds 3 ounces — reported atthe 11th annual meet-| | ing of the Society of Biological} - the? ey Psychiatry in Chicago: meet- ing is held in connection ‘American Psychiatric Association, > eer HEARS ‘WHISPERING STARS‘ — A new 60- foot radio. telescope, the largest yet bi in this country, points to the heavens at Harvard, Dedicated recently, the telescope can Fecord the whisper of the ‘ars much farther the an 100 million light years away. crackling of radio signals sent back by gases from outer space and record’ them, it is-sensitive oo to pick up signals as faint as one billionth United. Press Phete Designed to listen to the faint Oil Man Summoned | Go Back to Asylumis, Laboratories! Mental Disease Specialist «in Lobbying Probe WASHINGTON — A special to secrete Tule when the body Quadruplet Girls Born to Texas Pair DALLAS were born to Mr. and Mrs. G. A. last night and early today. * * Hospital attendants _ reported they “look good for their size.” first, weighing 3 pounds, was born at 11:44 p. m.. The sec- was born three minutes later, the| 10 minutes later, and the fourth at! 12:05 a.m. It was not weighed im-| mediately. “All were placed in incubators. in good condition. * * . Hunter, 42, an aircraft worker, | » day off. ‘babies,’ he said. Joking for four. I'm ‘pretty ex-| ‘cited.” child, ‘a 14-month-old girl. * Senate committée_called Texas oil girls. ‘Hunter at Methodist Hospital laté ond, weighing 2 pounds 11% ounces! Mrs. Hunter, 25, was reported said he thought he would take to- his campaign fund while the gas Seems to be that the sare eae d | “We were told it would be three “We Wwereit't | The Hunters have” one other/| warship will form part of the naval: VLE Three Sounds That SSAA Spell PROTECTION! ay SSE ZZ told to a merting of the National ¥4 Council of Churches’ Department i“ jof the Urban. Church today by Dr. 4, Samuel W. Blizzard, a Pennsylva- Rnia State University /soc iologist [man Maston Nixon today as the jot lobbying and influence. * * * Chairman McCléllan ” (D-Ark) mental illness. said in advance Nixon declared, > direc he has “nothing to hide’ about! ee Bailey. et the activities of the General Gas tute gf Chicago, Committee of Ft. Worth, Tex. - which he heads. Nixon ey many modern techniques Corpus Christi, Tex. Nixon's group was ‘formed by) oil companies to work in support of a bill designed to free natural bs" producers of federal controls\ (President Eisenhower vetoed t id: i ‘brain surgery and drugs have ad layhed: out lineffectual. nual meeting Psychiatric Assn., ae was nothing to indicate he meant asyhims and laboratories, which, Nixon's” a ‘they are so proud-to have left be-\ ‘of gating committee, McClellan has. have scientific validity.’ isaid; will “scrutinize lobbying botly = for and against the bill as the Dr. Bailey said ~he has been 2 starting point in a planned far- “frankly appalled’’ by the results: j jffung inquiry. of lobotomy—a surgical procedure 4 | Its creation was one sequel to for treating certain mental condi- ¢ leacioomre by Sen. Francis Case tions by severing nerve pathways 4 (R-SD) that an oil lobbyist had-te a frontal lobe of the brain. ‘offered a $2,500 contribution to “The most favorable result /f tients, after lobotomy, are easi¢r ¢ |bill was under Senate debate. ‘to handle in the hospital,” he New Canadian Ship pomerteey eee i —+ e¢ $8 botomy y | OTTAWA P-—Canada’s~hewest. t_bidden by the Bic =i a severely criticized -by Pope Pius escort accompanying Queen Eliza- X11 and is rapidly disappearing beth II and the Duke of Edinburgh from Aiterican practice on a state yisit to Sweden in June. Dr. Bailey ‘said™ insylin. shock See escort St. Lauret, treatment in-certain méntal states which recently completed trials off ig ‘less drarnatic and #rutal"’ than. Key West, Fla., will sail for Britain eleetric shock treatment “but its May 5. , effects are also trapistory eh schi- Protestant Ministers E = Pevewevvvrvvve ‘Balk gat ‘Purposeless Meetings’ CHICAGO (®—Protestant clergy- ihe likes hesy,” Dr. Blizzard said. “men have some gripes about their The survgy was conducted for A idb. the Russclf Sage Foundation, Dr. Blizzard did not specify the num-| GOGOL SPO EO On PAS Came il, a federation of 30 Anjerican churches with. 35'9 milli members. Thirty-one per cent of those an- ;Swefing the questionnaire thought! f /themselves as mediator be- tween God and Man. * PPPP AS Some of their Seocnplalets were Condemns Brain Surgery CHICAGO w — A specialist in zophrenics and there is a tempta-| “ are known: leadoff witness in its investigation mental diseases asserted today tion to use it, as in the case with} that psychiatry, shock treatments, lobotomy, as another substitute for| HURTS PATTENT “Moreover this, treatment some-" ate Psychiatric Insti- times eaves organic syndromes at more serious than broketi backs, | for treat- such as the loss of. mémory or im-! _ing mental states as dangerous Of pulsive and violent behavior.” He said that ‘lately the crowd In a speech prepared-for the an- has rushéd to a new series of of the American drugs” such as the tranquilizers, Dr. Bailey,” arauwolfa and serpentina, ySormer specialist in brain surgery, added that there have been simi-/ ' ‘lar enthusiasms concerning other | failed?.to solve \the problem of and larger budgets.” He added: i = wwe a PRPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPAOPA PSA S i a a i i i i i ti i tt fe ts ts te ti tn a ee our key ond your key to an individual steel compart- _ment—oll must turn before your private safe deposit ; box is “unlocked.” Here, your important papers and / "other yaluables ore thoroughly sores eae remy cf tour hpurs a day! i WHY NOT RENT THAT SAFE DEPOSIT BOX WITH US SOON? 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Twelve per cent feel a minister 5 4 : “ordained of God” and ‘set $ |machir~ ee, too mgny apart;’’ 18 per cent expressed a 2 epeesions ings,”’ and “deal: contrary view that they were “‘or- $ ing with de in people,”/Dr-iained bay men.” There were % lowe said /, slightly more ministers who 4 A large mater said n are thought their job was a ‘‘good life” 2 $ 4 laced to spend much time /organ- than those who thought it was as 4g izing and administering, bjit have ‘‘difficult life” Those who thought $ little trainingor liking fér these it was difficult: felt in general that > functions. — |“because of the demands of the Se § minister_considers that profession, ¢nly one -who feels a > trained to be a preacher divine call’ can avoid the pitfalls‘ astor, and these are the roles or cynic’ stil " te fe ; ae dada tn dnd, pp WEDNESDAY iS ‘DOUBLE RED STAMP. 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The Arab high in—their aking of the in-! stitution of while Ireland | and Latin America Joo eee the ages of 25 and married at the time of : census. Howover, not- to let figures ' be misleading, in the Arab states and India the\, number of women left without a |} man either through divorce oF widowhood also Is very high. A consolation to the American woman may be found in the sur-/ “of 1950-54 the U. vey’s report that during the’ period | S. rated as one} of the nations with the highest nuptial rates. * 8 @ The report said- the world by the middle of 194 registered a record number. of. people, 2 652,000,000. The report ‘found the 55 per cent) of the world’s population lived in, Asia while Red China was the most’ populated country, with 583 million’” people: The tL S. was the fourth most populated nation. exceeded only by China, India and Russia. Rare Birth Noted —Black Bear Quads! GRAY, Maine W—A rarity of the animal kingdom—black bear, quadruplets—have found a foster . home at the state. game farm here.’ . fourth. New Drug Seen ~~ (Advertisement) ~ According © Noes records the 2-tionth-cld cubs are the sec-/ ond quadruplets of their species ever captured in the Northeast. | The first day of May,is called May Day, a time to rejoce atthe ond of winter-taad the coming of epring. [There ‘are many legends about this day, and it te still celebrated » tie United States and Canada with spring festivals, may- | Here is Sally, our May queen. Sally has a yellow crown decorated with pink roses ahd green leaves, ‘& bouquet of violets and roses and in a et of spring blossoms. _ ruffle Sally holds and sip 1 in it the bouquet. Cut the openings in per cent of the Women \hetween ‘the edge of the basket and along the handle. Put the larger bunch into were Eo of the basket, pulling the tab down into it and tucking the) the handle. Fold the ends of the picture forward on the dotted lines and the Ittle queen will stand up. . Clara Mae Whitfield, Chester, Pa., gets $10 for sending us this ‘idea: rst. If you have an idea send it in care of this newspaper and jit ‘may ng you a $10 award from Junior Editors. (Violet Moore. tis: CER \Newsfeatures. ) ; \. ——_--Temorrew: Planting a Lawn \1947 right edge of the flowers under the basket handle. Put the other bunch he | ines the right hand side of the basket, with tab inside and the flowers ursday to pick a ‘new warden arquette branch prison, list of candidates for. the | o job has eae been narrowed for State Cor- meet} Three Wardens in Line for Marquette, Positiah —+ LANSING @ — rections Commission to three, all veterans of the state prison service. 4 “They are George A. Kropp. dep- uty warden of the Iohia State Re- formatory; Charles Cahill, of the. State Prison of Southern Michigan at’ Jackson; and Raymond J. Buchkoe, deputy warden in charge individual treatment at Mar- te. : $250,000 The cubs and their mother were, —— mink COAT spotted by. motorists who stopped) w. and treed three_of the—youngsters. C. KOPPELMA \ 644 University, Perndole The mother lumbered off with the © FORD THUNDERBIRG NORMA E.-LITTLE 7 1762 Greyfield, Detreit Game Warden Leon Wilson and/ o $1300 MINK STOLE - Supervisor Wayne. Lindsay saved the three from bounty-eager cap * a W. A. REDDEN Harrison, atten Port tors and brought them to the game _ © $1,000 DIAMOND RING farm. The mother fell.prey to a) trapper but Wilson rescued the fourth cub. ‘. as Rebuilder of Human Tissue CHICAGO (INS) — A new drug, expected to aid human tissue-re-| building processes in sick’ indi-’ viduals, .has ‘been unveiled. take food proteins and converts them into muscle tissue. *. * MRS. HENRY TRUMBULL Rd., Brie Crk. 648 bit" oc MASEL DICKEY leee-w 12 M., Revel Oeb © $895. COLOR TV SET mM, MOSS 327.40 Boimoral: farm. Twp MRS. 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P MILFORD, Pa. W—A 13-year-| old boy who-“got a little mad” when a\man and his wife scolded him. for target shooting near their \ fle on them, fatally wounding the! \pusband and oy ———s) the wife. \e 8 « State Trooker Evan Rv Chaplin’ said James Van Why readily ad- mitted the shooting after his Cap- ture wrecking and S\enmanes | the cou- ple’s car. | 1 Wiward W. Ebele, 48, died of head wounds. His \wife Margaret, 45, was in critical tondition today in St. Fran Hospital at Port in the head, Van when arrested: he offered no Te. Sistance, * * s Dist, Atty, Clifton A. Ck d saidg 2 ou ee, ‘charge at his arraignifiént yester- day in (OaRiend County Circuit superintendent for 1T- years, will beg pleaded guilty ' \to. the charge country as a whole, stomach \ean- eq Court. Pare: T. Joes, he had not yet decided » at charges to place against 2m boy. A W-yearold may, charg with murder in J Pefinsylvania. Exh ofivict Escapes | From 1 Wayne Officers; DETROIT ® — Police today sought /a burly ex-convict who broke away from sheriff's deputies yesterday. * * Joseph scoala’ a 6-foot-2, 210- pound prisoner, ran down 18 flights of stairs and escaped before build- ing exits could be blocked. Messina had been brought to the Circuit Court Judge Theodore Bohn to testify in an armed robbery case. He made his break as deputies led. him. down a corridor to a public elevator for transfer back to the Wayne County Jail. .-Police made a systematic search to turn up a sign of the fugitive. Later his wife, Peggy, reported Messina had returned home, changed clothes and fied. The escape ‘came just at the 4 p.m, quitting hour.and hundreds of employes in the building were crowding went exits: H urry U p, Ma! We'd Like to Use This Here Broom ” WAN NUYS, Calif. Ww — When C. B. Hand left his upstairs apart- ‘ left behind a mbp-on the back porch because a = had started | nesting = _ => * The owner "ot the building. ‘Gur- nar Netson, found the mop leaning upright . against - the wall, with hungrily awaiting their” mother’s return from: worm shopping. Nelson didn't disturb the mop. “: The new tenant also is -observing the birds'~squatters’ rights. But, if Mama Bird will try to hurry her flying lessons the present ten- -ant will get busy with the mop. — clean up. PTA Leader Cancels Teacher Trial Hearing FLAT: ROCK \wW—The president of a rura) school Parent-Teacher Assn, apologized last night for call- ing a PTA meeting to consider‘... charges acai a teacher. | _* @ ’ Edward L. McKesson, president’ of the Hand School District PTA, had been informed by state PTA officials such a meeting would violate PTA policies. : The controversy centered over what words the teacher, Lee Horn-| berger. had required two pupils to The, teacher disciplined the boys for talking while: he: lectured about the ia * ° a | na field where he fled after’ - CELEBRATES MILESTONE — Basil B. 4 RISK REDUCED (“Cap’’) Kimball (right), advertising i took place at a recent office party. Kimball joined ! en | at the Pontiac Motor Division, is helped JW - the firm when it was the\ Oakland Motor Car Co. Recent in to ia. surgical assistant, W. H. Taylor Jr., as he prepaéfes to cut in 1917. techniques #9 in the use of anes- i thetics has reduced the risk of the y a cake presented to him be hig is Jervis, N.Y.’ ne wes also eo — \ hens AH Ary - oatt lial date was et by Jade Frat Receives Prison Term _ A_ De : ass y fle April 7 stood mute on the . | | Cancer Surgery | other threatening symptoms, there find. - The flight. deck of the U.S. aire ‘eraft carrier Saratoga has an ass ca of four acres. ‘is by operating. Delay’ ‘give cancer eg that sur- | cannot re forbact : Latest Research ‘Shows P ‘Attractive Compe, iw 7fistifiable in some cases, says a chest surgeon of the University of Pennayivanie | Medical School, ~ | The thing ns aie this sur-| =; gical gamble attractive, Dr, Julian’ ‘Johnson told the California Medi- ‘eal Assn., is a_statistical showing » that the ‘chances for a cure are | « good if the malignancy is no larger! Oe | }than the size of the average man 4 i IF a ‘thumbnail. ‘ance of his 39th year with the company. 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A missing cell bar supplied the state's May 18 primary election. s s * He flew to Medford and Kla- math Falls from Portland for a day of talks and informal chats before resuming his California “ campaigning tomorrow, Not since the land depression of the early 1920s have farmers suf- fered under so swift a drop in prices as now, he said in a series of talks yesterday. ON FARM THEME Stevenson, who seeks Oregon's 16 Democratic convention votes in a write-in contest with Sen. Estes ~ Yesterday hand-shaking tour that took pes into schools, to city hall steps, along small town into a tuna a By nightfall he appeared tired, _ fatigue showing through his quips “for the first time in his current trip. and! . Islands known as Eniwetok. The problem may have been the reason why a week’s delay was an- . . «* , The problem ts: What to wear. This has become a very serious affair in recently earth-shaking news stories. The reporter who leading up to and even beyond thie assorted weddings of Ray Grimaldi and G heave- thing | if he appeared in ainy- s than a dinner jacket. wedding was striped pants, ‘ \ Sugar shovel..coat, wing collar and gray tie. The thing to wear at the religious wedding was. white tie and tails. “ ‘Herbert Hoover was kind enough, to offer me the pants he wore the) ‘day—March 4, 1933—he left the White House. It all seemed a bit scheduled to be lighted_May 8 at — attended a “gala” during the days| Kelly could expect the} The required dress for the civil! ding of the denghtet ole famed Puiateighia Dewmocret. ~ * * s * $07 accepted some neutral pants from my friend Gus Newman, a fine -Ex men that they adopt—at least in their aviation industry—a bit of “our production methods. REST WAS RENTED é ‘As for the white tie and: tails, they came from a New York formal suit rental place named of classing up otherwise dowdy men. * * Bob McCormick of NBC.- who! satel tien ced maa cals H-bomb test, saw Rash, ABC's fool radio man at the blast, packing away a'-nice white linen suit—and wondered. McCormick, at last report, had purchased lead coon cad aa tees from Abercronible Pause cealveaeaen eae NBC and ABC would seem to be about as far apart oa some © dial, channel and tod much, especially for the wed- Englishman-who-has--had-the+:-~- audacity-to suggest to his country- A, T. Harris, whit a long record! \What Should Did Wear to “H. | writer to aoe the two hake plates together-as the bomb goes} “®Y off. “Perhaps_a pants or even weskits between the time the light shines and the shock wave reaches us will save the day for both valued gentlemen—or, at least, half ‘Of each gentleman, - y * « @ As for the writer, he will be standing safely behind them, ade- quately shielded—unless they dou- ble cross me and go on the Mayo diet. BIKINI TROUBLES We had the same sartoria) trou. ‘ble 10 years ago on the trip to Bikini for what now seems to be atomle dross. We were a pretty! stern and gray flannel suited crowd quick. transfer af). d/nuclear physics and the inefficiency ‘jof the Air T \ i Oe! Pecite was searing Any- ~when the shore _ police’ veundéd us up we were a dil- guished. science Writers in the land blossomed out on shipboard which no Hawaiian would be_ found atomized in, ghastly hues | and designs by mad botanists, * An antic quality, if that’s the word, seized the ship as a direct) result of this change of costume.| Steve. White, Tom Priestly and lother seholarly souls “dropped: their| Smyth reports ‘and: composed a Gilbert and Sullivanish travesty, which included one of, the finest rhymes (we figured) of all time. ° * eC It was a. cynic's approach to ‘orce. It went: “Oh, the/— —— thing will hang ih mao * . And cnerey will never equal uC square.’ As it tarned cat, wo were and tailors. An effort will be made by the wrong. he ed ee ey a “in Wawallan shirts’ and shorts | ,}more serious test? How best? , T. 9 5 | ests: cul ied fac oes oe pred agin acebbriger eases aig cisco” glowered. about - us, We felt like beachcombers from Pit- pal ; * * ® ‘ | How best to avoid this ehange via. haberdashery in this HUNGARIAN GOULASH _ ~ DINE OuTT] ‘cead Food: Is Our. ‘Business . ee i‘ _ AT PONTIAC’S FINEST "AMD LUNCH COUNTER * . WEDNESDAY SPECIAL . ot | | Teenagers Adopt IMA Trunk-Riding Game EMADE Ihe I 4 144.146 N. SAGINAW ST. Sho | NEWPORT, Ky. —Two sie: ‘men believe they have. found a. new “game” _o fos here. | Apple jacks Salt Rising Bread . . FANCY PASTRIES — ASSORTED FRESH FRUIT PIES — BIRTHDAY, In hacking an oa with ‘eight eowage boys in it, they found a ninth inside the trunk. * * *® i The officers said the boys ex< plained they took turns riding in BAKERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS _WEDDING..CAKES OUR SPECIALTY! 6 for 36¢ . Loaf. 23¢ COOKIES PARTY AND’ the trunk and after riding a dis-| tance, the one inside had to guess) where he was. . s Punch mede to order. B ee ee | WE DO CATERING — Coll FE 2-6242 — Fruit owls and cups for rentel. We reest meat ond few! for o nominal fee. the one in the trunk was the only. youth. who held a driver’s license." -Drive with care Casey Jones Museum Opens: in Tennessee ° JACKSON, Tenn. #--The Casey Jones Museurn was dedicated yes- terday —-the 56th anniversary of the train wreck at Vaughn, Miss., that made old Case a famous rail- roader. e ¢ e@ Mrs. Casey Jones, 82, cut the ceremonial ribbon stretched across the porch of her former home, now the main section of the museum, — “Gov. Frank Clement praised “that breed of men who made rail- roading a American insti- tution,” and ; ‘OLD CANNO! Ly : “Such a man was Casey Jones." The museum contains ‘Casey's wildcat whistle, telegraph keys, lanterns, pass books and numerous | other obsolete railroad items of the Jones era. There's a replica of the engine, old “Cannonball.” * * Ld Casey was making the run from Memphis to Cantor, Miss;, as en- _gineer__on__the*HHnois "s ‘Cannonball ” when Be ee oc- curred. _ SURVIVOR TEL ebb; an 82-year-old Mem- about it. “I hollered something was com- ing on the main track,’’ said Webb. “Then Mr’ Jones yelled for me to jump and jump I did.” _ Railroad records show that an- — other train had been ‘backed onto]. the main line by mistake, Casey died “in. the reek * It wasn't mek of a rock as|-- train wrecks go, but somehow it was woven into folk song and Casey Jones became a famous} : name, He Belongs—in Jail COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. William J. Murray walked up asked if he belonged in jail. i * * * Clerk Sam Routsong checked the books. He said Murray certainly Murray said, but he woke up on the street. : * # ie clue to Murray's exit., Accommo- dations were provided for him again on a drunk chaf The Anna S. Cooper, a tow- boat built in 1882, is still hauling coal barges on the Tennessee River to steam electric plants at Tennessee. (Advertisement) Why Salier _ Bleeding Piles ‘Any Longer has developed s miracle mediting eee TOR FeToRat. It dose away with the con tinnal = old-fashioned. ointments, euppodi- —s ys te that give little, if ahy, even soe te Seo ou ing ee vine od Yc eg tram a and. slew stagt to Datel . + everywhere! { ~e aint sassy ; atyling and record- breaking road action at prices . you'll warm up to fast! You won't find us playing favorites. You get. _. the same lively power in ““Two-Ten” and “One- “One-Fifty” 2-door Sedan—with beauttful Body by Fisher! — é / 225 h.p.! yo }.. Bel Air Sport Sedat Lher' your bas for thé most lurwry and distinction tn Chena faa nism arya you do in Bel Airs. Up to. 1 That means the same- porto mance, toa! The rip-roaring kind that sent a| Pikes Peak to wipe out all previous stock car records. The kind of performance that took top | -_ honors for Chevrolet in its class at the NASCAR Daytona Beach time trials. A of performance, that rates Che easiest handling car on the can get that oe of action in the new Chevy up yide-awake kind gad! When you a low-priced car, ‘aes the sense of spending 4 lot of money? \ Now look at the model choice you’ve got in Chevrolet. Twenty in all, including four hard- _tops*, _, Baer. first»vice president; Mrs. a halt million. ship gas /station in a night tin jail; was driving a car in the, 4™et- Scientific observers said the an-|.11 Cubs and one will also re- | Richard C. Flansburgh, 22. of Joseph Galardi, second vice presi- * © & "|time .breakin,’ was sentenced tg acicdent June aft 1955, which re nouncement probably means adults| céive'a gold arrow. | leaped a rs soghea| dest Boats ee secretary; There also was something new/three years’ / probation arid Leva ‘sulted in the death of Eleanor Haw. “My pang ed aoe St. leas, ph may never need ‘‘booster’’-shots) pau Knox will be inducted into! nen rs rt Alexander. treasurer; jf Moscow this May Day. Holiday|ment. of $109’ court Costs yesterday, spirin For Children” : oe ee inthe group’as a Bob Cat and two. land pre ee Gee vas pre Mrs Byers (histcrian: ‘decorations tailed to display any|by Oakland’ County Circuit Judge Potluck Wednesday — eee Win xm, \ munity against paralytic polio. ‘transferees from other areas, John L Dow. 8 pictures of the late Joseph Stalin| Frank L. Doty. f Tug TERFORD Ladies Guild. 638 graia ao . 6. The Be: A Mrs. Hixon to Be Guest. > in iat ects o without break ah ren ike ts orange the ideal polio vaccine already is at hand, in the form of the, Salk nets iis vaccine. ® County Deal Deaths -Mrs. Henry F. Smith LAPEER — Service for Mrs.! Henry F. (Angeline) Smith, 90, of 261 Cedar St., . Brothers Funeral Home, with burial ‘in Mt, Hope oa. She died! Sunday. ; Bert R. ‘Grimes: ; _ ROCHESTER—Service for Beit, - will be held ‘at 2 p.m, Wednesday at the Muirf also be initiated: Driving Without Geome ‘Admitted by Flint Man A Flint man charged of driving! |with a revoked license and failure to furtish ‘financial responsibility, pleaded guilty at his circuit court! arraignment yesterday. Nelse A. James, 1129 Central St., ed bond of $300. He will be ed May 14 ay Judge Frank L. | Nb Mesting 7 in May Ww ATERFORD—The Ladies: Aux- Leena, R. — 43, of Denver, Colo.. a ijlary of the Waterford Commu- Rochester. resident, will be held at 11 a. m. Friday at the William R. Potere Funeral Hore, with burial, in Mt. Avon Ceme- "tery. He died Sunday at Denver Hie bedy will lie at the fune: reer until. time | ‘mity Church will not meet in the on month of May a the Richard Lionheart seized ito save his fiancee, Berengaria, from capture. Later wed to Rich- | |ard, "she became Queen of England. > - |Lockhart St., Flansburgh had pleaded euilty ‘April 16 to stealing three shotguns, a rifle, a radio and a -phonograph' from an. Aybum Road market. ‘March 13. in a nighttime breakin. creste Causes Accident ‘Motorist Tells Police A West Bloomfield Township man suffered, when a sneeze caused him to lose controt of his ¢ar and go off the road togay at 3:10 a.ni. William A. Keller, 38, of 4958 told police he sneezed |. as he was driving across some rail- ‘road tracks on Montcalm St. The | of, $4 W.Huron St. pleaded guilty dent of Waterford Township School -vehicle left the road and struck aat’ his circuit court arraignment District. fo jear parked on eG | property. To Talk at Waterford WATERFORD«Charles Maxwell | meeting of the Waterford Com my Church to be held af7: 30 p. a |, There are 10,500,000 miles of request Wednesday at ihe Sycah only a mouth laceration, at Lake Orion Meeting LAKE ORION—The Judah Lake Extension Group will mett at: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the--Amold Scholz home, 2386 Joslyn. Mary A. Hixon, Home a Agent will be a guest. - 2 The lesson on “Meat Prepara- tien” will be given by Mrs. Scholz. in: Circuit Court Charged with stealing a car from a local dealer's lot, John (Campbell! pester day.. A Campbell, : 1Oakland a Jail to await sen- itence- Mi y 14 by Judge Frank -L. ‘Cyprus during the Third Crusade|will be the speaker at the prayer a jhighways in a world. ‘who failed to furnish’ borid of $2,000,' was returned to 5@ regis poe May 12 Deac (2 Deadline = fo File Petitions WATERFOR Petitions for Board of Education nominees will be accepted at the school board offices until 4 p, 'May 12, a rding to James Dey Herder, asfistant to the superinten-|_- To qualify, the nominee must have pefitions signed by at least red voters. Election day is dune 11. Members whose ferms are. ex: |picing are Marshall E, Smith and |Edmund L. Windeler.- Both have petition forms, ccc RY to Pree seer: TOWNSHIP. —|| _ i - American capital is sought to; Chri establish} a rayon fiber m em: a g -ford| will — a: Egypt. _ iar iW nesday at 12:30: p. m. Pee To tote pole fete [e te] potluck luncheon! | ST JOSEPH ASPIRIN Fe FOR CHILDREN DOUBLE HOLDENS & “TRADING STAMPS DRUG STORES, _ BE. 148 N, Saginaw St. Near Sears NESD AY West Huren Telegraph | 4985 DIXIE, HWY. Nest Natienal F Drayton rates Thrifo ora TTT ee - rial forms the tack of the quilt; the babies Gfe i pointers I've gathered from the (Copyright |1956) _ women who manage to be peren- nally young: 1, Find a subject which inter ests | Church Banquet — wou at purer Par tree tO Fete Mothers ionig as you find it fascinating; ‘and Daughters and Keep exploring It. | Plaris have been campleted for, READ THE PAPERS _. ‘the mother and daughter ~ban- Really read your newspapers quet to be held at the Bethe] Evan- to find something good gelical and Reformed \Church on ey " | ‘and try a i y . - carpets your ‘x3 Jago. It was a reunion lunch, and; ONE , ; \ a ‘they hadn't seen eac ) other for - |. room wall-to-wall i ee _ about today’s fashions, today’s Thursday evening. Mts. Joseph : \ ; : e - decorating, today’s politics, today’s McLeod will serve as| toastmis- | |, One: looked young, the other’ music, today's art. tress, = eed Ot Te ta ws ee Don't let yourself sink into - the -Mrs. L. D. Benner vit present” SHOW - YOu halons ee ann aos ae wrinkle-producing dialogue which the opening prayer. The| toast to COLUMBIA CITY ithe other kept saying, "My dear, goes, “They, don't write the kind Les mothers will be given) by: Mrs.. aren —— Robert Peterson and the jtoast to, 7 ‘ 4 of SOnES today that they used to” or “Children today are no songer polite,”’ ete. the daughters by Mrs. Mair je Gix, -Entertainment will be prov ided | | by Lesiie—Ann -Hotchkiss, Mrs. | 3 Make it a point to meet at Fred Hobner and Carol Opland. , sa eecy ae P ae ; oe) |. “The Influence of the Christian = ~~. Home-ttpon Our Children” will be the subject of the talk presented, Merry Mixers Glo it FRIES ! CHICKEN POTATOES—FISH by Mrs. Maynard G. Oesterle. The 6:30 p.m. dinner is spon- i = vie ; os 2 wapmmannnigi aan : a ]. ‘wwenty-tive: years sgo today, on harshly to be vain, But decidedly |time in % are Hf fave - found I fortably fixed, so she never has to, dead. With my money, Pll“ Since she was a child, “Kathryn lesson. My mother \says that I se ’ MARY KING | 4 omit th eam ak i face aot protd. oe can go to the movies in the after-| work again. Every cent she's got aoe With your money, I-|Elizabeth Smith ot Greenville, Va., rgadarbeneAliAbcagit pr fRocwud at «: “SALON | SESS om emperors i aati pean dt me td ne tan el 20 he, = was somethin, write Fe. “ vf . | sees “hen, the ———- ste says, “alway oe eee x inal done once a week ‘and not} Kate. interrupted, “Yes, and Kate Smith, ens has made up aj ana ee a = denly I started. to, hun’ w while she - memorable day. for that young : three , I ean go shopping and see! people are always telling me to in-, |$38,000 a week in her long re 1 people was'playing the organ.” = n, Kate Smith, and a date the woman most Americans in-|hav Ober a -_ that will be remembered in American That_is. why it is remarkable my- friends. And being a woman vest in-bonds."’ as sod 8.08 * SAVING HER. VOICE = “entertainment history. What hap- that last December, whem she was'| like all that.” = vited into their homes over the: air- 7 Ss Hon is that K th pe Kew Smith, not only 4 |scheduled to make. a -much- pub-| “You tell those people,” ways, chuckled contentedly. “Isn't! “My voice Is the sit ae The assump! at hataryn A “COMFORTABLY FIXED” | brooded Collins, who~ handles |it good that I don’t care about cal instrument ‘Yn. the ita he Smith was saving her voige for the. : wt ee ~laauna. “because I've. never pe ad One | subsequent-years_in-which she has cl pe ‘ers and milk and weak tea, if to ; , Fen tw ‘remember Cocrectly. . is color en arges. or the-not- : | * ‘too-slim mother of the bride, navy’ sored by the Women's Guild of the : You see the same thing at em- blue is bétter. Since this afterfioon Close Season church. Mrs. Don Bussard is ban- ployment offices. Two women /of type dress is most becoming to A’ farm yard motif with fences quet chairman. P just the same age — but one: is larger figures, nayy after the wed: around the dance floor decorated | oO turned down as being “too qld” dirig will be smart instead of pas- the Waterford CAT building Friday Mrs. Henry Gadin and the other gets the job. To tels. we _jevening for the last dance of the oe : = or =— season for the Merry Mixers Club. Surprised at Party Ze : _ | Thanks were extended Mrs. The executive board members L j Plant and Showroom George Beechum, Mrs. Ed Rock-|and past graduate regents of the 5390-5400 Dixie Hwy. Well and Mrs, Paul. Bond of the Women of the Moose held a sur-) Waterford, Mich. decorations committee. Mr. and prise party at the home of Mrs. Mi- oe liot Mrs. S. A, Steele were welcomed chael Blahut on Spokane drive’ a \ ) Z as new members and Mr, and’Mrs.: Monday evening. '/ DOESN'T N s D TO BE EXPENSI IVE H OR 3 1225. Carl Hiltunen were guests. ’ The affair was given in. honor = | Calling! the quadrilles were Hal of Mrs. Henry See ee is leav- Moll’s large selection ir des ll wing fi it ualitv car rets7 Brown, Stig Danielson, Lee Kaines ing, Soon fo make her home tn é gee ne & Ure follc B y q YY . wl and Myron Burt with Paul Bond Feelin in ae table Was é E as master of ceremonies, decorated ina awainan theme. Closely woven, high pile vn mm 4, oe eres 4 Arrangements were made for the. aa f Nutmeg Brown | 2 0 5 © wo Xe - Sqr Y aa ST.95 “Big Round Up Dance’ May 11 at PTA Activities / a 8 the Waterford CAT building. Fate WodiscntPTRAl sill ei en i cn 4 - - - a EN ul as pm In oS sc neo; Hhrars / High Pile Viscose by Barwick Mills Sq. Yard — 5.9 2 a eee i Hunter Green, Champagne, Honey Seer: oe / . | - LANOLIN ENRICHED | / Bigelow’s revolutionary new Baton. . f < , > ae Sa Yard 69% PERMANENT New tweedy tones . .No more trouble“from inks. stains, fading or Ceilaewing. 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Foreign Travel Children modeling will be Merrie Arrangements Cook, Susie Moon, Debra Schrah. 3 Linda Mullins, Jeffrey Forker and 698 WEST HURON Exercise By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN Women should havea few tricks in their first aid beauty kit. The following exercise is one which you will find invaluable when you feel tired through the shoulders and neck, your sides. Circle backwards, making the circles as large as a little while., Now circle back-. ward again and add the follow- you can, Now circle forward for.) Mtiig t to the éxercise: = As* your shoulders move back, {drop your head forward. As your ‘shoulders move down and forward, large newspaper. After. that I would often see them sitting at their typewriters indulging in it.’ Movie Queens Graduation Party for New Citizens . Janice Antona’s citizenship class honored members of their group Are Very Poor. Dress Models HOLLYWOOD (INS) — ‘Richard, who became naturalized Tuesday, Avedon, top New York fashion pho- With a gfaduation party and pro- tographer, said today’ there are gram Wednesday evening at the; only. two Hollywood movie ac- ‘High School. tresses who could make the grade | lie William Todd, Americanism| shi i G chairman of DAR and Mrs. Joseph! Se haaecitestee ace Kelly >| Phillips, Americanism chairman of |: all the rest ot them,” he said, |Chiet Pontiac Post American Le-| are too curvy.” igion Auxiliary, spoke briefly and Aicdea. who is in movietown to act as fashion consultant on @-film, land flag codes. added most actre mya Hordrees at the affair were very bad models, = woul Mary Boynton, Iris Patton, Mar- garet Gray, Mercedes Sariano, “And it works the other way, | |Hertha Bruehl, Nicholai Gutkin, too,” he declared, ‘‘most models |Raymonds Kniffen, Marie Prins, make very bad actresses, \John Prins and Bert. Prins, “A good model must suppress | her emotions while actresses mist; do just the opposite. A good mode 1 never expresses anything. She sub-| Patient in Hospital Robert Schultz of Brewn street, | ordinates her entire person: lity to Birmingham is a patient. at Wil-' the dress she wets. ‘liam Beaumont Hospital. | } Pontise The Fashionette Club uill sponsor a fashion show with styles from-J. C. Penney Co. this. evening at St. Benedict Hall at 8. Shown are (left to right) Mrs. Scott Douglas of Alberta’ street, Marrie Lynn Cook of Argyle avenue, Jeffrey Forker of Kettering road and Mrs. Peter Hernandez of East Pike street. Merrie Lynn and. Jeffrey will model AULT s clothes this evening. Fashionette Club ‘GOP Women Meet Sponsors Show Pontiac Republican . Club met Monday at the home of | Mrs. William Kreklow on O'Riley, street for & breakfast and social . méeting. Mrs. Clarence Senger of| . scheduled {ne 8 Moreland avenue will be hostess‘ at the May Breakfast, opep Ae the) pee The show 1 o'clock, with styles for the family this evening at St. Benedict Hall. Her committee consists. of- Mrs Ernie Forker, Mrs. Edward Cook — ee PONTIAC TRAVEL vc] SERVICE OPENS MAY 4 Complete Domestic and * The show is - sheduled o'cock, with styles for the by J. C. Penney Co Models will be Mra. Scat Doug- las. Mrs. Eugene’ Shelton, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. James Ryan, Mrs. Danie! Spence and Mrs. Pete [ 4 Kenneth oe Paul RG ic hert. ONLY 51,80 “The Week’s Laundry’ WASHED and DRIED” You can wash and tumble dry 3 automatic washer loads with finest soap furnished. SHOP WHILE YOU WASH AT TEL-HURON “AUTOMAT” - SELF- SERVE LAUNDRY, 25 North Telegraph Rd. @ Just a Few Steps from Jel: Huron Shopping Center ¥ .@ A Large Parking Lot Right at the Door @ Attractive Lounge SELF SERVE ONLY ‘presented the graduates with flags’ \persmith and children, Mrs. Wini- ‘Alt Nations Dance ~ 'to Be Held May 11 ‘held May 11 at Elks Temple. ‘nal dance plans were fat tice Anteria of West Ww omen’s7 i= ‘Toppers Regular $39.95 Skirts Reguler to $14.95 1 ‘Ifyou feel t tired Pa the shoulders and. 1 neck ‘other trick many .of my readers --Jhave added to their first aid beauty kit. Many of them repeat it every i spring, whenever they have gained as \. One portion spinach elaxes* Aching Shoulders N ok 4 HE your bead and loier it back-lforward as your shoulders maa he back of he kd ward. backward and” vice versa. This| the upper back . i In other words, your head’ drops gives you a massage e My 9-day fatkung Diet is an- _Yoany more use it. much as five pounds. This diet gives you a loss of from 5 to 10 pounds Here are tomorrow's menus. SECOND WEDNESDAY . Breakfast One poached egg «AC ° Qne thin slice ee wheat toast Black coffee Luncheon Salad made of shredded lettuce and..ane medium tomato (Lemon for dressing) ~ _ | Two tablespoons cottage theese One glass skimmed milk One-half grapefruit . Dinner Broiled liver ‘One portion beets fe Qne glass skimmed mallly’ Ole orange . © If you have missed some of these menus or have misplaged some of your ne per clippings or would like to have the complete 9-Day Diet in Hoes send 10 cents} and a stam qaalaaemyrag ee |eee with request for it to Josephine asi in Care. af The \Pontiae , /Press. x Tomorrow: “Great Strides Made | make circles with your shoulders. in wed Control -of Axne." Recaik: Gathering Held by Raymonds Twenty-five relatives gathered at) Wever-Owen-Hawthorne Compiu- ithe home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen nity Club announces~ plans for a Raymond on Mill Lake road Sun- community cleanup drive to be ‘day. The gathering honored ‘their. ‘hetd in conjunction with oy ‘Junior ‘son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and/~=——— ‘Mrs. Ralph Werner and sons, ho Ar. Don Hitchcock have returned after spending two) ‘Honored at Shower 'years in Anchorage, Alaska. Aseeoees vere ae eve re Mrs. Richard Vaillancourt enter- fred Fowler, Sharon and Kathleen tained at a pink and “blue. shower | Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Russel at her home on James road re- ‘Redersen and family of Jackson cently honoring Mr&-. Don Hitch- ‘and Mr. and Mrs. John Ogden and. y bs children, also of Jackson, ae attending were Gail Sto- ner, Mrs. Charles Till, Mrs: Floyd R esp, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. [Thomas Hitchcock, Mrs. Mabel Kenny, Mrs. Phillip Morse, Mrs. The annual Dance of All Na- CKarles Hitchcock and Mrs. Junior tions sponsored by the New Citi- Deneen. i zens’ League of Pontiac will i é oh d ac | ass Ente rta ! ined a meeting of the executive Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hogan of board Sunday at the home al Jan-| Middlebelt road were hosts to the, Ann Arbor! Builders Class of Baldwin Avenue avenue. | Evangelical United’ Brethren The board voted a pone bation to Church Saturday. Mrs. Jack Kayle ‘the American Cancer Society, and was in chargé of recreational | | refreshments were s¢rved by the games. Devotions were léd by al ‘hostess. Sbree Everett. I Rev. sng Coats _ Values to $85.00 Suits Regular to $22.95 Dresses Regular to $49. 95 ages} Regular to $29.95 PARK FREE _- REAR: y of STORE A pone a | TELEGRAPH ot HURON we Le ya a ' Mon, Tues, Wed.—10 fo 6, Thurs , Fri, Sot™10 fo 9, 2 ey ii ‘ok . f 4 “ft os , ) %- es eG -Cleanu p Drive Scheduled | Earl Oltesvig. \vice president of the Pontiac Board |" jot Education; David’ Ewalt, direc: icleanup rally will be held at Owen ‘School May 16 at.7:30 p.m. [| a Chamber of Commerce “Clean Up, Fix Up. Paint Up Week” May.’ c 14, ° e . Members. of the cemenittes | Mrs. George a president; Mi Elmer Greene, Mrs. Gordon Alli- son, Mrs. Cordie Hereim. and Mrs. Plans also were revealed for a slogan contest to be conducted Ahrough the schools May 7 to 11. | I! Judges include Mrs. Harry King, | of, tor of Pontiac Parks and Recrea-; tion Department, and Meyer Wwi- 8212 53 14-44 Ae ya \ The most popular’ ‘style in every wardrobe — the carefully tailored. classic that can have several vari- ations. 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Welch cabinet, 179.50. i + wait de chair, 19 24.W. & - causing + all the. excitement! — core see what the excitement’s about! Step but with the warmth and flavor of Early Ameri- . . _ ained with ts coed tops. Hono Sie - tha: new y shop that i: is downstairs to see a shopful of new, scaled-_ down furniture designed for today’s homes... . can.,Chests, cabinets, desks, etc., can be placed side by side to conserve space . . . can be used.» equally well in living room, dinine room or bed- ym. Solid rock maple with nutmeg finish . . . and as an extra dividend, many pieces can be ae. eee MTP ¥ bn / 4 % % t y iy os ; : i f Poe ay * vet é ¢ Le I. < Fs a ok } x * . re Jy 7 . by 4% 1 +" - " aan Us ONS = ee ce eh th ® oo ‘ : 2 ~: “ ee ee 3 : __~ By Cart Gruber The Shave Saves —ent-often—is—no—thicker—than--a-clean-shaven— ee ae not know how to shave SIXTEEN” ee Ca 2 He PONTIAC ‘PRESS. TUESDAY, MAY 1, ws oe Ce / ‘naiy’s breath; according to a top!Wehinger, head Of .one of the properly. lose many god. employ- NEW YORK (INS}—The differ--job \placément_»xperts. Because largest local jassocaatjon of €M- ment opportunities, its-<—.ence between a job-and unempley. modern: busisess peeters | jneat, d alineses agen ies, maby job-seek-| a Besos 7 a Say eee rheenaven| iy, } silica PR # ene TLRS é Aas Eskimo Dance Far From ‘Chicken’ “AKLAV Ik, ‘Northwest Territor-, with a drum slightly smailer than{women dance separately, all fac- Then the main giiert of Aklavik is ies UW—In this Far Netth settle- | the other three. A fifth old manjing the drummers. crowded again. Evening comes ment and eleewhere in the west- sits on the floor, shaving willow | By 7 or 8 a.m. the dancers are and once more the eerie throb of jwands with a jack-knife ~\lexhausted and almost as one — drums reverberates through the ern Arctie there is fear that tHe) set SING-S0NG ‘though no signal is given — the’ wind-greyed structure in which the art of the Eskimo drummer ise a : |dancers and the drummers stop.) last of-the- Eskimo drummers tell 7 ‘dying. As the pile of shavings beside!’ For a _tew hours, the sleep. | their tales of long ago. _/-——- "The drummers are getting older: him-grows, one_of the drummers si __ ¥ : & a8 and for one reason or another,|reaches over, takes the wand and oe * settlers here say, the young Es-'tests it for flexibility. The old man kimo is not learning the old tec h-|whittles until the musicians are | nique, The young people join the | satisfied, dancing to the beat-of the drums,| Sometimes they sing at ae Divorcees Anonymous , a but few, if any, are learning how|drum, a weird sing-song to handle the ancient instruments | the ‘story is told by 4 fections of rnd to'kep ‘ive the ancent the ware. Tengart mo wore | SEEKS to End S plit-Ups— culture. i such, Each ce tells a story, in JUST. A HOOP hee | Precise ¥ fall Some are humor-| LAS VEGAS, Nev. (INS) — Aor the urge of afarried people to ‘oust id the audience roars with| The” Eskimo drum actually is, Kughter. ieee No are sad and the campaign is afoot in the home of go their separate WAYS. just a hoop, about a Oe S cocence sighs. There are love'the six-week “quickie” divorce to’ “DA” member: ship has one_ coal) rogrtaineat a = aft er e stories, eae stories and dra-'do something about the plight ef which has been attained in” many s stretc a sealgemn. supple, matic sfories Z willow wand: ja“Uséd“t6” beat it} *. * © the nation’s SrOwing number of cases: Prov iding an education for/ Amer strikes both rim) About midnight, the dancing 'divorcees. =~ \its members to be better husbands Pfat of the drum as he. starts. Women harely move their Although this gambling mee- land wives. Remedy for the Emotional : ‘feet. They gesticulate with their) ¢ z hush | : ‘ * * * arms, sway at the knees or hips! pe : ees ive 5 e ae eens — sa Soares aed | On a typical night in Aklavik, and sometimes half turn. The| gnonymous” is out to spare ex: | then ae - aul y - jut before muskrat shooting be- men, on the other hand, pound cut) pushands and former wives the | and: t a nee \ ~ | gins, this is the scene in the clap-| the rhythm vigorously, their feet) despair and sécial ostracism that mad eine wa PQS: a a \ ° a “Hoard Aklavik Hotel: | stamping the floor until the whole) orea ac company marital tree- oe) only thing that can) Nhe sa ~ = There are four drummers, one building shakes. The men and) g a: Is “shame on you.”” This\is the s om. club's single rule. ' ‘ 7 So ee | Divorcees anonymous, according | The group's rehabilitation of si a 2 i “ to Dr. John Montgomery, presi- jemotionally distressed husbands ee i 9 = | | matic: intermi 2cor | : — ident, also aims at saving mar-/and wives is a new social idea but Gute e é GS ee rec? d t . . : riages “before” they go on the pr. Montgomery predicted it would il playe r of perfected high -— | ] —{ WANT T0 BE THE BEST rok sweep thé country before very Mt i re Weekly \ Psychologist Montgomery, ance !oné. . fidelity quality! /10 watts | a Sy | DANCING COUPLE aie cays di a\ Big 12" 2 married“says the group of peer Blind Shot at Intruder gudio power. Dig i2 | bass NO MON EY DOWN! ; . a : 100 members tries to fill the voi ’ . — IN Your-SET ? es created by some social circles that Hits Neighbor Instead spea ker p hus 5" hi g h xt Fs R —_ : set up barriers for the e divore. “MQBILE, Ala. u=-An intruder : : ey FOUR GROUPS |walked onto the back” perch of 67- frequency speaker brings olla cnr 1. Dr Montgomery said the mem- year-old Henry Collins yesterday. ie . 7 : Typical Arthur Myrroy instructor | bers of the group are composed of:| Officers said Collins fired a 2- thrilling sound from radio , 1. Div 1 persons who have; caliber pjstol at him. The bullet and records. : ate e Phone — Sepals missed but hit a 21-year-old wom- \ COME To “ARTHUR MURRAY’S TODAY = been abie)to make eaten cory ee a porch 90 ‘feet away. She : \ FEd ral Er” adjustments in the st-divorce . pre - ae not seriously hurt, ‘ \ 2. Couples who have acparated. al il = OO 3 . 7 / / 4 FOR RATES Pi cel ice not yet taken iM” Tribute From the Dead ‘ . nal step vor | , Es | . \ trae sto tee tert cynics parr sector soe | OPEN FRIDAY and \, 108 NORTH SAGINAW Now IN EFFECT workable solutiens to save: their wreath loons an ee - MONDAY NIGHTS *til 9 x — : : homes ~ " 8 i gave them to girls in a nearby LEARNING to dance at Arthur Murray's is) 4. Men @nd women who have pestaurant.’ fun anyway, but, you'll find it's a doyble| rehabilitated themselves. socially ————— a - os = _ pleasure when you learn with your favor- after divorce and_are pow ready — a a ai he ite partner. Not only do you learn faster, to help others. Pani Be ¢ ee but you save money, too. | Club progranis. Contain! of panct| You'll be amazed how quick and easy, disc eee personal nce pe Ory mery anc i] y ary it ie to become a smooth, graceful danept ic ial pitied ee O the Arthur Murray Way. In your very first club sponsors, rio application forms: ; lesson you leartrthe key step to all dances..and no request for funds except) cS These special 2 for 1 rates are for a lim- for twice- -monthly potluck dinners | ited time only. So enroll now afd be the! “Some of our members” have. —fnost-envied-coupie in-your set: : lbeen divorced as many as five ‘Sane ltimes,"” Dr. Montgomery said. ‘All ai Senta jfind help here. Sometimes sthey _ ABTHUR MURRAY find each other.” __ | STATE NOT. TO BLAME | . ; Dr. Montgomery maintained Ne-}*. rence . ; vada is no more responsible ‘for! goey - = E Law St . : Ph. FE 2-0244 divorce than it is for. wide-open : a | - jf gambling. 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FREE. “PARKING Monday, fife rent: “at our’ front ~ Vi door | . . no traffic ; and | es a 4A EB , q ~ APPLIANCES - 4 takes .only a few- . > ; : (| Friday aeaane «| 3065 Orchard Lake Road | PHONES: FE5<8811 and FESS04 KEEGO HARBOR | | sigits + Sf ae ba eet _ DETROIT EDISON SERVICE AGENCY | ee oa a trian on, lance Corde H Ag i , * ‘ sO : q | ! + i = | o Hof | / ‘ Neg / = ‘ lors; de . : ° \ : ' ! 7 Fi Ge « —————-and-Tunney said he sent Rocky = sports department by 4: eet ae eee THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, ‘MAY 1, 1456 ‘ # fice brass should copy Bill Veeck. a * * ‘te, But I do believe there are certain fundamentals of —ernia woud be aunty worid if we tried to make every- one fit into a pattern, I ion’t say, ae all front of- _sheer general entertainment, female, youth and adult, which Veeck uses. as a guide. = These fundamentals, not the Veeck mannerisms, deserve study because they pay off in whirling turnstiles. Take the soe game at Miami the other night. Veeck lived On to his reputation as baseball's greatest showman by s an expensive, but exciting, pre- game show that shat the fans howling, gasping or -dis- solving in laughter. : ¥ -*» § Fireworks thundered in the tropical sky and out ::Hi, fans.” A pretty girl walked a tight wire 80 feet above ground from a light tower in center field to right. The stadium was darkened and the Marlins sprinted out in spanking new uniforms, one at a _ time, for a crisp personal introduction in a cuccieg spotlight. Max Patkin, a combination clown and coach and oldtime friend of Veeck’s from Cleveland —t days, went to work pantomining in the coaching box. Jimmy Burns reported: “Patkin provoked gales of leughtes, Some of. the feminine shrieks high in the _ the secret of interesting woe i beset . * ~~ There was a dramatic descent. in a helicopter by Satchel Paige, a player brawl on the basepaths, and a game d by 8,816. It was topped off by a Miami vic- tory over Buffalo, ee. . Sateh Paige looks like », bub Scout compared with Al Payer who will play third base for Sugarloaf, Pa., in the “Anthracite League this season. Payer can run, hit,-is a class infielder and is 52.. Decline Hits Mal ajo Crowds Shows | 10 ras Cais Slump: Under . w coe 8 Po Figures for 1955 . New fort. 8 lm S | Cleveland Bae inle . »- 6 S&S S46 2 | ~aeineten SeCOoNCOH 2! s on : este - - NEW YORK — Major league Bette, 6 Mee 46 400 3% 5 ‘ 8 Ih | baseball attenjance is slumping Sejimore ; OM J MONDAY'S at st t 1s approximately. 10. per ‘cent with 1h No games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES clubs showing a decrease in a IT at New York- earemen ths) P | ve. Ford (2~ comparison with. last year’s fig Chicago fs Baluumere—aight—Hareh- ures man 1-0) vs. Palica (0-3) = Cleveland at Washtngton—night— | | Wynn (2-0) vs Ramos Kansas, City at |vs. PorterNeld. (1-1 . Ld ° An Associated Press survey re-| ‘Boston — Kellner (l- 1 vealed today that the. big oe NaTsesiiicaaaume ball clubs have played before’. w % Pet. os 1,059,172 fans this season. The total [Brookiyn aan ‘ © = in as many home dates in 1955 Cincinnatt ene ere $ 808 \% ‘was 1,176,172. With the * weather |SeTaatette ee) ao 483 ‘likely factor, she decrease is [itisure® ; we 3% 117,695. a c= MONDAY'S aust LTs s . . Only’ the New York Yankees, | Boston Red Sox, St, Louis Tou Zs Brooklyn at sce eel etnias! (1-0) ws. ‘Klippsteim (4-1), Detroi . Philadelphia at te ht — — = and a epemecan (0-2), y Buhl ~ - The Y kal j om Sal (0-1) ve Hacker (0- i | tteburgh « : aC? Saas field (0-0) ie ‘seu ' spelled | , could be heard, box, an indication Veeck may know) ———- Silk CAPS, or OLYMPIC BOWL — Airview of the Melbourne Cricke Melbourne Australia, which will be the setting for of the eight-day Olympic Games which begin on Nov. 2 “The new portion at lower left will increase the stadi Ground, i/main events of this year. place n batting 241 averdge, even Jat this early stage. (Parenthetical figures are for 1955.) Currently Kaline is hitting only -195, Kuenn, .184; House, - .167; Beone, .231; Torgeson, .235, and Tuttle, .244. Charley Maxwell, hewever, has a remarkable .435 for the six games he has worked. Most experts predicted — and still do — that the Tigers will hit somewhere around their 1955 mark ‘ lof .266. They now are currently 25 lfor the Yookoon, DoT and SE points below it. | After two-here, the Tigers move By the same token, with Bertoia |on to Boston, Baltimore and Wash- handling the 2nd base | pivot, the. ington before returning to Briggs. Tigers have crossed up pre-season Stadium May 11. Shift of Game Saves Trouble Lovisiana Teams. Avoid Segregation Crisis by ~* Switching _ Site Veteran Virgil Trucks, both- ered with a sore arm, was hit ‘heavily in a shert relief stint against Cleveland Sunday. Rookie Bud Black failed in his Ist start, alse Sunday and against Cleve- land. Young Beb Miller hasn't been impressive in recent as- signments. Harris picked ‘Steve Gromek (1-1) today to oppose Whitey Ferd, PRESS BOX University of Michigan's rifle team walked off with team and in- dividual-honors in the Ist annual collegiate trophy matches held at AP Wirephote from 85,000 to 110,000. The Cricket Ground, located within a mile of the center of Melbourne, is one of the best known sports arenas in _the British Commonwealth. BATON ROUGE, La. i—The Evangeline League avoids a seg- . regation crisis tonight when a two- $ URNE (®—Berlin’s rec: ord of/ 3,000,000 spectators for S 19% AD ly m pics likley will ecember 8. X Austra#ia has ‘pnly 9,000,000 Peo- | /\ple, but has’ Righer percentage Tor any other na-' . seats have vents and | for 36 Season | The Michigan .State Baseball League held its 1956 organizational a PILOT — Piastic helmets may not be as eye-catching as the but jockeys at Agua; iCaliente, Mex., are wearing them. for protection ifi case of spilis:““ Indian Guffaw >‘ 8:00 a.m. on Thursdays: League . &% at Yankee Stadium, _JERSEY CITY, NJ. w—it yoy want to get a king-sized guffaw, out of Cleveland Manager Al, Lopez, ‘mention that perhaps the| New York Yankees might win the’ ‘|American League pennant -by-#s/ much as 10 games. 1 That's. what they're saying! around the circuit, but the gay Senor® who ran a bad second to the Yanks last year-with his Tribe, VY" | sees nothing but humor in it. Tunney Advises -Rocky Not to Change. Mind “How can Fee Iesiees be fa- jvored?”” he asked today. ‘Why, ..jthey’re hurting for a shortstop. And don’t tell me: ithey're not. Just iwho is their regular, at the posi tion? . “Certainly, the Yanks are mre. But if they're favorites, then we're, cofavorites, and our chances of// winning are every bit as good as/ theirs.” - y he has advised Rocky Mar- cane : “Don't ever change your:m Marciano retired as undefeated - heavyweight champion last Friday a telegram the next day “‘extend- ing my congratulations on his de- cision.’ Conrad Sets Sights The Indians head for Washing- Lopez Can't See. Senliecs ton and.a game with the Senators/o’clock. meeting Saturday at the Hayes Ho- tel in Jackson, Operatin wath six: teams last year in its fe t season of operation, the league has ex- ‘panded to 12 cities for the new sea- son which will start in mae ay tonight. They won an exhibition) The Infant league will be brok- game here from the Brooklyn, en into eastern and western di- Dodgers 1-0 tast night. }-visions this year, Pontiac GMTE - * ¢ « | will compete in the eastern di- “Right now, the Yanks have no’ Vision along with Royal...Oak, ‘regular shortstop. Casey Stengel) Dearborn and Saginaw, Kalama. ‘ff to go along with rookie, 20, Grand Rapids, Jackson, Bat- Jerry Lumpe, but the lad didp’t) 4¢ Creek, Landing and Muske- fill the bill. Phil Rizutto. is too| £6 Comprise the western group. old; Stengel is hoping to send Gil} Officers were elected at the Jack- McDougald to the position next}son gathering. Jim Terrell of Sag- week, : inaw was elected president, Paul “Flirthermore, 2 said Lo pez,{|Parks of Pontiac and. Stah Galdys ‘we've got the best pitching staff /of Grand Rapids were named first in the majors. In two years, Herb \vice-presidents, and Mike Rogan of Scote will be the greatest. in. base: | i pearbors was chosen secretary- ball. I’m serious when I say he's!treasurer. J. Layler pt Jackson, J. _ Anpther_Letty Grove." Seltenrich of Battle/ ‘Creek and D. wet Law of smi were ‘hamed! “Elks Softball Drill trustees, ! Members of the Elks aity lea jue softball team will work out today and Wednesday, at Webster and. ‘North: Side . fields> respectively. mn Time for both workouts is 5:30) ee ee Three MSU Matmen- Olymoic Trials HOLLYWOOD W—Three Michi- -on 2nd British Title —| to the ‘3rd round of the Olympic wrest}ing team tryouts.- They're NEW YORK m—Joe Conrad, the British amateur golf champion, will attempt to duplicate Lawson Little’s feat by winning the cov- eted title two yeas in a Little captured it in 19 rad will head a strong delegation to Troon, Scot! the competition May. 28-Ju terday, ; Conrad won the chanjpionship last year while serving-as a lieu- tenant in the U.S. Air Force. He also was-a member of the Walker Cup team at the time. Note to All Leagues League baseball and | softball standings will be printed in the | Pontiac Press each Thutsday. Standings turned in hy mail: must be received by the Press pO p.m. each Wednesday, or they can be turned in personally; up to They must be neatly printed « No standings Will be | po] 3 —The: Tx U.S. Booters\Lose NEW YORK (INS) | | gan State wrestlers have Toga competing unattached. +. In the walterweight division, Jim) Fetguson, MSU, pinned Ben North. imip, of San Diego,.in 10: 05 of their 2nd round match. Ir the 191 pound -tlight heavy- weight) division. Ken Maidlow, MSU, defeated Dick O’Shaughn-. feated John Jetisen. on their-own from Michigan were) Among the flyweights, Lewis Drew | lof Berkley, Mich., high school, was! ipinned by Dick Delgado ‘of Okla- ‘homa in 0 S¢ ‘cords. ait NCAA Body NEW ORLEA’’S #—The Nation-/r +. today council, to the group's iti * * Whlter Byers. NCAA. executive diregtor, said A. D. Kirwan of the University of "Sentueky. chairman ae c AP Wirephoto cork - ! , p — recnegy santo ca ia DERBY TALK — Louisa, the dac hstylnd, and Count Chic, a Ken- of a ae ae shy nat whe: md ti game invasion of the United tucky Derby candidate seem to be talWing over the Count’s chances, het peared Tish ee port hen the States by topping the Amp za in the classic which will be held at Chyirchill Downs Saturd™\y., Train- eo \ er Lloyd Lawson holds the halter_a colt! FY bandage 8. soccer all-stars bef: i t ay : Jrooin tock Polley chasigee, the cou nej} Inee ing id yesterday. | x f ; j - | be} tors. Melbourne Games; The soared Perry, Ohio. au the week- e The U of M ay accumu- lated 612 out of 730 possible points, and Jan Gogulski of Grand Rapids took individual honors with 134 of a possible 180 points. Fred Delano, former publicity man for University of Michigan | athletics and now director of community relations at the Uni- versity of Detroit was pamed by game series moves from Baton Rouge to Lafayette. The crisis would have arisen had the series been played here ‘as scheduled. The \ city has imposed a ban on Negto players in the Baton Rouge ball park.2 Lafayette has two Negroes of its roster. ‘The bari.on Negroes already has cost the Baton Rouge club dearly. iThe Rebels refused to play the ‘Lake Charles Giants, leaders in Detroit's civic committee, in -the Class :C circuit, last Saturday charge of staging the U.S. Olym. cause of-a Negro player in the pic swimming finals next Aug- | \lineup. League President Ray Mul- ust, as coordinator of the pro- | ‘lins yesterday ordered the game gram. forfeited to the Giants. He will also direct the press, | Baton Rouge General Manager radio and television promotion Art Kowalski announced the trans of the meet. Olympic tryouts are fer of the series to Lafayette. If scheduled for August 7-10 at the league is able ta reach a deci- in many cases ely seats left are;ready _ 40,000 tiekets have been those reserved for overseas visi- taken by the 50 schools canvassed. Special parties of students from re will be no vacant reserved| Tasmania, 400 miles south of Mel-| Seats for any day of athletics at | bourne, have chartered aircraft to’ |the main stadium where an esti- fly to Melbourne for one-day visits | ‘mated 880,000 people will see track to the games. and field events. At the track and field, the only “Nearly 100.000 people will watch tickets left are the cheaper stand- 18 sessions of swimming and again! ing room only, 40.000 in all, which: only seats available are those set; wiit be sold at the gate on the, Brennanc Pools in Rouge Park. aoe onthe enue ne be | aside for usiaens Wea) day.of the events. Australians are: Telegrams from Michigan alum- ee Ned giles a Nie ° |likely to line up outside the gates nj clubs all over the country were Rouge later, te a. The eyeing Geintone holds for those tickets 24 hours before received by the Birmingham Ex. Oe S880? }000 and all sessions will be the evtats are) sc aed Jack | Netters ] /packed, as will be hockey and soc-! bok ae ea! pect oka ue , cer stadium which has 35,000 capa-| For the todtall nob in Melia ory a testimonial luncheon was . city. bourne, Awhich attract 100.000 fans.|held this noon at the Birmingham Blank Chiefs . Another 110,000 people will wit- some people; queue for unreserved | Community House. i : ness. both the opening and closing seats 86 hours before the “play” ee e in SVC Match ceremonies and a similar crowd siren sounds, in the bleakest of gutius McCoy, Michigan State's - “fe @ is sure to see soccer finals at the AG pare winter | high scoring basketball star. was | Up Against a hot Arthur Tiill main stadium. ° bd selected in the annual National ‘° mig squad, Pontiac_High Chiefs Add to these totals the tens of| The recent Australian track and Basketball Association draft. He yesterday afternoon were shut out thousands who will watch rowing)! field championships in Melbourne was the only player from a 7-0, The match at Murphy Park at Lake Wendouree, road cycling | Were a sample of What is ‘to be | Michigan college’ selected cpurts was the Ist blank Chiefs at Essendon and the marathon | @xpec ted during the games period. , have drawn this season. Coach Vic from free vantage points, and the The first day—when Landy -ran|~ 7" * * / Lindquist’s club faces Flint Central AAU Hits W& Squad the action had been taken agains} essy, of the Air. Force. In the same William and Mary. He said as far Wilson, athletic commissiéner of idivision, Dale Thomas,. MSU, de- as any other colleges against the Williamsburg school Three other wrestlers competing was concerned, it would be up to’ the National Collegiate . Athletic jeliminated in the second - round.’ Association. AAU alliance to bear out his con- month. Salary terms were- ‘not dis- , Collegiate Athletic Assn.'s en-'committee reported -any evidence bership. and interpreting. rules, | | forcement arm, the Committee on of+ rule | violations by ; member) Infractions, gave its annyal peport| schools. Members found ‘guilty by powerful|the council can be- reprimanded, first day session of the three- day lowing -the’ close of each $essian | Byers aeclipea to say what the'devoted to pean eee schools. Berlin record looks certai go his fabulous mile after stopping) Ismael Pace, Argentine boxing’ . * 2@, to pick up a fallen comrade—the Paes and owner of the famotis Victoria's schools age taking an gates were shut by order of the Luna Park Stadium was killed in Vaeneeine interest \ig’ the Qarhes. health authorities when 22,000 peo- 3 Buenos Aires auto accident yes- Special--sections- are being — Ab -ple had erammed into the uncom-)'¢Tday. —— a asi for sc host children and al- pleted Olympic ne at / emai Griffs Grill, Class A ‘baseball team, will practice Wednesday at 3pm. at Washington Junior High. , ‘All interested candidates are in- vited to attend the ttt | St. predericis| a team, with itwo wins and one loss to its credit, | Or On act iff __ [meets Highland Park St. Benedict. - jtoday at FEES Park in Detroit. NORFOL K, Va. (® — The entire abide by the decision of V Wallace Teams i in 2nd Round William and Mary track team has “Wade, Southern Conference com- aie ienyn Holland. Ugoslavia and Czecho-_ been declared ineligible for Ama-_- ee “stovakia all were in the second Se aan Af Durham. N Ie Wade pointed, eur teur-Athletic Union competition be cut that Southert. onlore a ; vound of the European Davis Cup _ cause tWo members ran against rh fe rules competition today, while’ Norway do not prohibit. its athletes from held a commanding 2-0 lead vver competing with service teams OF tsrae, in a first-round mateh. other organizations which may have miler Wes Santee, athletic director \Jack Freeman oe oy . Ld 16-4. 6-1: Ted Wierséma Tost to Bi here today in another Valley test then goes to Saginaw Friday for a return. match against, the ‘Jacks Bul. Bonner lost to Ted Grigg , Wl Veet 6-1, 6-0: Bob Erb lost to Bob Burnett 6-0, 6-0: Gare: Thomas was defeated by Don Mertz 64, 6-3. ‘and Gary Wylie lost to Rod Spence \6-1, 6-4), Dave Scriven; Johé Doerr lost to Bob Harman, Joe ffinasid 61, 6-2 jand Dick Mallory /and.Fred Roes- ler lost to Don Farrar and Rich Schafer 6-0. 6-3, —— ee ———s Buick 9 Practice Pragtice sessions have—heen ar: ranged for the Oliver Buiek Class . ‘former professionals as team mem- bers. “ft would not comment fur. ther. Core sald the AAU has not sae. clared that members of .the Wil-| liam ayid Mary track team aes professionals because they have | competed against Santer: the AAU/ has said only they are in-|’ The average player is troubled. eligjble for AAU -sanctioned com- by the srnall chip shot called for petition.’ ; when the ball lies a few feet from ‘the putting surface. Freeman panteed a report that the AAU planned to crack down) because of W & M participation in a race against Santee in a meet April 14, Freeman said he received a letter Monday from John T. Core, first vice president of the Vir- ginia Association: of the AAU, declaring the AAU cannot accept entries from the~ William and Mary team. Wilson's Big 10 ob. | Often this type of shot is re- * ‘Extended Five Years ferred to as a “pitch and run.’ In Richmond, Core confirmed, ‘For the idea is to pitch the ball, (Tug) low and let it run the rest of the way to the hole. A piteh and run’ shot should be used when there are” was f1ven no hazards, such as a trap, be-| la five-year contract extension by. tween you and the hole. | Western Conference University. presidents yesterday. : s. * ¢ Commissioner since 1945, Wil- Core sited a section of the NCAA- son's present contract expires this’ CHICAGO \P—Kenneth L. competing’! the Big. 10 Confe rence The No. 9 iron or a wedge As probably the average playfr's best choice for this shot. Your. 9-iron enables you to loft the ball slightly. Aim.for a spot on | the green, and allow the ball to run to the hole. © tenti ion and. said the\, ee! ed ae atl s Silent on Infractions aa Use the overlapping grip for a’ pitch-and-run shot, gripptng club two or three inchés-down the shaft. This will shorten your back- swing. A. short chip — or pitch- and-run—shot does not require a! full swing. A very narrow stahce is required for this: shot; sine¢ there. is little | pivot or foot’ action in executing it. | Use an open jstance which is’ ‘formed ‘by drawing the left foot back from fhe fre of flight. Your eport contained or whether the: japproving applications “tor mem- The @duncil worked out’ a plany for the Olympic basketball squad’ {to .practice again:t college oppo-| ‘sition «without , violatirig NCAA hules. ned or put or * * @ All sessions _ of the 18-man coun- i's meeting are closed: to the ress. Bye ts outlines the day's fe: vities at a press conference fol- * * * The by-law involved says no col- lege can play a game against an-! other: school until Dec. 1. The coyncil: did not waive the proyi- sipn But it decided the Olympic) \ Md -téam. could play an AllStar squad Your hands and arms are close Most 6f, yesterday’ s session was imade up of players from various| in toward’ your body during this | shot. bloal hands — be weight. is fairly distributed with emphasis on fhe left foot. to en- able ‘you to flit the ball first and take a little/turf afterwards. Secrets of bale Gol By Patty Berg , ahead of the hall at the addrese / / and the club is: gripped-about — - A city leaghe baseball chub, fodas and Thursday. at 7 1) pm Both drills are’ set for Cpumvia Joslyn a South field, - Ff | | assume 3 your stance. lopk t the hole and get a mentat ] Pic- a ee of /the spot on the green in slightly| ahead of the ball at the which you: wish thé ball to hit address. AB Y the — Use an open stance with the feet close together far a chip or , pitch-and-run shot. Hands are two or thr shaft. } inches down the Oe eae Te Ne __-fees is 5 p,m. this Friday. = Moore Wastes — | - outpointed C Prep Pitchers Sie: Fire Tree se The leapenpisind: sipeidas ‘et Was eu Gaieuse toe tims fas ca fanned 12. batters “in. the: St. Mary. It was the 4th less in a ‘Schultz row for the Ramé. F Dave_ Gaddis hurled a neat Jour-)— lanked the sun afternoon must have een & ure of iepiaton F owak struck out 16 batters to lead the Eaglets to their Ist win of the season. Bob Croasdell’s single spoiled Franckowiak'’s no- hit bid. Terry Raymond and Len Final-Softball Meet Set for Wednesday The final meeting for managers of men’s softball teams will be! held Wednesday night at 7:30 in the Freedom ¢ Room on the Ist floor of City | Teams desiring to play in the Pontiac Parks and Recreation De- partment’s city softhall le: must be represented at this ing. Teamg not present pon po not made’ previous ments will be omitted fed from league mem be Important items: to complete league organization will be dis- qssed Wednesday, ‘i team and league classification, sched- ules,—playolf_/ procedure, ~_rule; changes, and state tournament pos-| ' sibilities. The deadiine for ¢ntry) secutive singles pe Pai Nelson, /\Chuck Passage Gaddis gave ithe..Wolves- [1st inning. ” Waterford’s Jerry Kruskie en; ito provide shoddy support and | rship. walks by McFarlane also contrib- uted to his downfall. Both Holly. runs were unearned. Huber hurled a six-hitter_for the winners. “ee aT ‘their-two-runs- -in-the- _ Saged in a brilliant pitching bat” tle with Berkley’s Herb Duncan | in an Inter-Lakes game at Water- | ford and Kruskie came cut on | top, 1-0. Each pitcher allowed | only five hits, but a base on balls | te Tom Bryce, an ‘infield out, ; eet ee | stanza handed Kruskie the only tun he needed, q Al McFarlane of. Milford prob-. ably deserves recognition as the tough-luck,’ pitcher in Oakland County Ahis season. gave up only one hit yesterday, | but }ést to Holly, 2-1.in a, Wayne- McFariane | _ tussle at Milford.— /A single by Coggins the 1st in- | hing was the lone Holly hit and the’ only. safety made against McFar- Jane in the last 14 innings. McFar- | agdes lane tossed a no-hitter against | Brighton last Thursday and lost | that one too. Milford .committed fine errors | of Center Line at Columbia--4 Joslyn. ‘Clem Kramer pliched a | | three-hitter for the Clements eecnapeen Little. Time ° é * ’ Beating ‘Tiger TUCSON, Ariz. WM) — Aging Ar- chie Moore, winding up his-tuneup tour for the defense of his light- heavyweight crown in June, han- dily dispatched Tiger Gene}. Thompson of ‘Los Angeles last night with a knockout in 1:45 of the third Both fighters weighed in ‘at 189% for the scheduled 10-rounder. was staggered twice in the first round with rights to! . “the jaw—the same punch Moore | used for the knockout. The Los Angeles fighter landed a few jabs on Moore's nose before the champ sent him wobbly-kneed tg the ropes. Lane Beats McGilmore BILLINGS, Mont. i®—Diamond) k Lane, Billings middleweight. 'y McGilmore of Sav .Franciseo last night in their 10-reyind boxing main event. Scoring Leaders Tuesday's Majer League Leaders ie #800 ‘ens | AMERICAN LEAGUE | on 2 bets) — e, New York, | ; ison, | * pay ; , Boston, 387. NS — Yost, Washington, 13; Be er. New York, 11; Mantle, New | iuimore,, Wertz, C Caovehond ond York, ‘TTED D’ IN—Dantle, New York. | us; rra, New York, 14; se tied with @&_ | HITS—Olson, 19; Skowren, New ork, 18; We ay ‘Cleveland and Mantle, New York, 17° Triandos, ne - more, 15, DOU Eee Gootinen: Boston, 3; Ver-| not Boson, Skowron,, New York and A . ees tee see sas Cit ton STOLEN BASES — Philley, Baltimore, 2 ieaeas, aba with I i twelve pla: ; PITCHING--Pleree. “Chi 30, 1.000; ~Wilson, Baltimore, | eveland and| ~ Larsen, Kucks and) ‘Ford, New York, 2-0, STRIKEOUTS —} | Score, Cleveland, 31; Pascual, Washin ce, Chicago, 17. Moore prt Baltimore, 14. TONAL LEAGUE | PONTIAC TRAVEL A at 698 Ww. Huron Leiner. Washington, 4; five plarers. tied, TRIPLES — Bord, Baltimore. Loper, | Kansas City, Bauer, New York and Tettel-| - spear Washington, 2; 0 players thet 1, “hose RUNS—Wertz: Cleveland, $; Ber ra and Mantle, Lhe 4; Trian impeson, i ison and eee Washing- BATTING. “Same on 2% at bets) —" Puteburgh Boxer. St. Louis, 417, Gar oe St | Louts, .387;- Moan, St Ueuis 382 . ‘and Poss Cincinnati, Ashburn, Phil- aceiph . rang; Pittsburgh and Boyer us, St RU NS BA {TED an oe and Jablonskt. c once a i, aa Lon. ” nrre-tong! Pittsburgh, 18; Dark me York and Boyer. St, Louis, 16; Ashburn. Philadelphia, ' 14; five players lay ee 13 _DOUBLES——Furillo, Brooki Bell, Pittsburgh, St Louls, 20 opr te ey Newcombe, Brooklyn and adeiphia, 13; Craig, Brooklyh. 12; J Chicago and Worthington, Monday’ re FLORENCE, New York swe chanptonship won the Lippe ttt International t Ttaly Wertz, Cleve-) ~ ae % sf NOT YOUR ~ RACE! Exclusive guide bar ' stretches skin stops blade bite! Eversharp-Schick horizontal-grip guide bar smooths skin down— pops whiskers up and gives you closer, smoother, safer shaves! OLR, Maty track teayh was declared ineligibie for AAU compfétition becauke” two mem. ran against miler Wes Santee banned for cepting é@xeessive expense maney, / WRESTLING eel D, Calif —Bill Kersiake, ¢ 1 heavyweight, titlist P abet Chreneas scored his second straight’ ‘vte- t any care in the Le Olym- he Hydro-magic Razor, 24 “Gold” blades and,trave! case, o'y$989 WAIT! ' Plan Your ~ VACATION With SERVICE Opens—Moy 4 “7 oD EVERSHARP) SCHICK ~ HYDRO-MAGIC INJECTOR RAZOR " " 59; { “— pie bas i - uae oat aid t te oot 5 i aoe — ac cee ne Fe “ ue a L ari : cia | ele A goles Adi 2 — NB — : 2 iain +4 h a : f nies & eu [ : rea ee i | Wt be a \ ; hae : “f \ ve a yr I P J “ a L f . J J | - Foe ‘ i : \ “ei OG : Lae oe oe | ‘ Le | . . X 7 - \ ‘s ‘ z ‘ “4 j : } Ee ee aH! PONTIAC PRESS. TU ISDAY, MAY 1 1958 Tg tees oe \ NINETEEN. 11 feet 10 inches. Bill MeFarlen|Oak frosh: at Birmingham Friday| 4 B core ¢. \wieder Mercury teat Ait @? oa sh Tom ‘egal, dn thr low nnd gre tA’ Coepe- tere 40 wlers games of 213,-220 and 24. The-~ . = ; ee : sestsilicd parte siels oak | Stan Jones’.2nd in the/téw hur: hurdles by Joe Kidwell; 4th in the shot ‘by Bob Stepherison! 4th in the 2-mile\ relay (Lytii Benn, Ken) Gertz, \Jay. Stark “and Howard| dies; 9 5th in medley relay Didir); 4th in mile; relay (Don! Clark, Leroy Vogt, Jim | Tate, Steve Pew, Steve Huntet am?" Darel Adams at 2:44.0); Gary Mike Nordstrom) and a Sth “by| Megker’s share in 9 6-way tie for and Waterford.|Doug Wuggazer in the mile. the éth-5th vault places. He won were postponed. The Walled Lake PHS Chats were winners with“T0| Birmingham fresh meets Fern- | the Sth medal on a toss. Farmington, St. Rita-RO St. Mary, Bin A w a jee. — today —— * 2 «@ 7 hig a ater- ham; Sa Varsity reserve ‘and’ St. Benedict-St. James con-| -._| meet at Hazel-Pask edema, Sameera ae tte ay tests were Called “ot due to ‘wet! faces Southfield varsity Thursday day at Waterford, go to Walled events." ‘grounds. on ) the home, field; meets Royal: Lake Thureday for a dual test, — Fail to Oust» 7 ABC Leaders. a> ne rey ROCHESTER, N.Y. U#—Ail divi- Simonis, with 1,823, was youlage sion leaders ‘continued in place to-|4ay's high in all-eve in all-events aa. day after attempts by 448 bowlers| "ell Fhis division is-led By Bill failed to_upset them Hips also of | Chicago, _ with —— the Strd annual tournament my nan : jock and American Bowling Congress. process. Joe" - Anidiig the more than a dozen Class A school track teams fight- J ~~" jing for places last, Satunjay at : a ee Cae ries. Chicagoans 5 .. [Dave Moffat tools, honors Chicagoans figured at the top of for ‘the day rolling a total = 1 218 r Hi * ecoring was s produced by Ist inf the _pole vault: at } Litierd aed his portnar Stes Gis. f Jor. ‘Simonis of Chicago's Cole- | ford . head this division with 1,331. — Help Us Celebrate Our ew To éatebriie 10 years in Pontiac and to saliite our: ‘many 4 friends, we want you all to come to our" tfth Birthday Party. Plage _ We'll be serving cake and Coffee every day this week. It'sagalag@y +open house. Ask for the cook's tour of our facilities. Any member of our staff will take time to show you around and answer any questions. Alsa ask about the Birthday prices. During this month-. -long sale, we intend to give unheard-of bargains-in tires: Don’t miss this chance to save .. . and to have a fine time at our party! es Wtord I 44s, 004 * fae 1% _eaeeha ti degg, SOCCER PK ats Plus Tex and Exchange — & REC P TIRES 1 Year Guefontee—Same as New Tires -6:00x16 .. .. . 37.77 6:70x15.. 2... 88. T:10xl5 .... - 9.99 7:60x15 ..... TLAT ON YOUR CASING OR EXCHANGE ee NEW FAMOUS BRAND 2 rT ee cori oene $ 12.45 <1 + ee 13. 95 | TOO XI coos -15.95 8.20x15............ 20.95, Plus Tax, Exchange ; | WHITE sl TOO! BALANCING I We balance the first 2 FREE when you buy 6 set of 4 _—you pay for the last2... | “ trial and repeated in the days Hoe ie Se Nashua in the ~ GET READY FOR . anderemete he had similar-trouble shortly be- un for the Roses. kentucky Derby. of promoter |Beliveau, brilliant center of the/3 3 minutes 48 seconds two years ago|. rométer for. the Derby in recent Downs now, where his trainer/ ' Sam Becker. that—Norris had |Montreal Canadiens and the Na- ‘at Turku, Finland, years. Six of thé last eight Ken-|Mish Tenney is readying Terrang Get Your Spring Tune-Up Now! asked $150,000 to let Becker stage tional Hockey League's most pub- tucky Derby winners finished eit for Saturday's al of the Der-' _—STOP IN AND SEE US — _ Feces the Jersey Joo Walcott-Ezsard |licized player, picked up another; er Ist-or-2nd_in the trial. roy, - Pepe ee if 7 \ | | Genuine i . a 1 VISE GRIP | | and Leave Welding ; Both Hands Clamp | Free! Locks Work in Alignment Repays its cost on | the first job! Simply “place the jaws \over the edges to be welded . . . close the toggle -‘lever . . . this LOCKS the jaws to the work! The edges to be welded are brought into alignment ... and HELD securely, freeing both hands for handling the we iding equipment. Cutting Tools g Supplies Mill Supplies: for Industry W. Pike Corner S. Cass IT BETTER HOLD. UP — Bill Phere: Chicago White Sox left — | hander who was having some arm troubles during the spring, is | } hoping his arm will stand up to keep his present, winning ways go- | ing. Pierce won his first three starts of the season to keep Ciiesgo | ‘high up in the Amexicaa League Coe ie. rod “Look for the 4 stars on » the label— then taste what each star stands for FAIL PIPES ary a rote rr 1954 is EXHAUST PIPES | thre ‘54 (6-CyL.)- INSTALLED ond. 25 Fully | Guaranteed Also. € 4. Flavor | 3. Uniformity FE 2-0108 ! | 1. Meliownese | 2. Mulkiness y ailaa .MARKET TIRE Co. - & a GEM OF THE WEEK Cheap Skates Never Cut-Much Icel Today’ s Paul Jones brings you all four... just try it and see _ FOUR ROSES DISTILLERS cowbaw NLY.C, BLENDED WHISKEY. 86 PROOF! 72%% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS "77 We Huron St... Open'"9. 10.9" FE 8-0424 . & PLENTY OF FREE PARKING OP oy en ¥ ~~ i) we 3 4 ee / } . ‘ 5 ) ¥ bd f a = » 4 r sth py = = a | | . 1 PONTIAC PRESS, po SDAY. MAY. . BOG ae bet e sak SS yay! hem pe rea RS sor oie ee | i ae ee es bipleee FOR HIS CONVERTIBLE/ «IF GY LOOMED AT He HOUSE iG VA. YOU'D LETHIM SEE SOME |Z) BANKER BROWN IS SELLING, : "~ 17 AND. TEN SECONDS LATER ZAPF YOUR OWLE CLUB FALS | B a oe = Sy INSPECTING THE PREMISES, iy | . FLASH THAT WE'RE GOING TO MOVE! NY Sonn THar aig oo a . =~ WHILE WE JOUST AT CHECKERS) \ Ses J : LET'S DREAM UP SOME » NANCY a i: i By Ernie Bushmil Os PAAR TYLER Ce | 75 WON a || Shes Very / | woRED fo | Ree THE BIG HOLE Mee he (aa IN THAT al Sua GEOGRAPHY | \ GLOBE r~ \ 3 PUAN ae 9) |) i GM: ; i 4 REAR AY IAN ,. 3 ; 1) iD Ss a3 : : 1 —FRANNE . BUYSHALLE : ~~ * — ie NE CAPTAIN EASY ; - "By Leslie Turner \\'\aes = ee ee i, FOR YEARS LKEPT LUCKILY HE SAVEO THESE “ THATS OUT OF THE | Sy Ss THE PLACE UP, AS SHE OLD PHOTOS OF IT. YOU CAN \ QUESTION, MADAM! \ \ \th _ E WAD REQUESTED, : ; ‘WAR A\N ; th : 7. QUTOUR WAY == tugc|. . | WE MU STNET OF HAD TWE - Bo TO THROW A LOT OF BULL UH Td — TODAY --HE JIS SEZ Gy \ , AN TH’ PIE WITH AS “Gy WY IT’S COZY, Yr OFFA ‘TH' ca Za ' AN! W Zaf ' WHISKERS AFTER HE “i at DRINKS THIS — => Wh LEFTOVER - 14) Wea . SOUP! 4 fee U.S PaO, : p= oil as ee BOOTS ANDHER BUDDIES = | 7 7 1 A f | i on rit a . | CeTcy! DOWT REMEMBER GET [f iT ¢ : ALL ABOARD? OKAY, ae | Ngee 7 A I m2 — |. POTHINY W & _____ WERE <4) len aa —e {= Se] ZF oner?|| one] 7 TTT] BASKET... BUT — WE, 3 | OFF OT SS ARC : Oak on | N || WERE TT 1! ‘ . rs | y ’ aN | >» : ! . , #S Vig ; { >) DIXIE DUGAN ——e 7 foe i i> £1 | re EAD ST) Cee fi / : . By Charles Kuhn ae . . / [HURRAH FOR GETTIN’ TH’ KIOS OUT IN | | |VEAH, I'VE HEARD || |... AN’ BESIDES IT SAVES MY. NEW . : | GRANOMA/| ITH FRESH AIR LIKE THIS a ) WEAR yew) ; P 4 = . taste mn 7 4 — * % Bey sf urease a ‘ eae ae (=) , AU zhi | a Vi Fete Ki, : { “MOST PEOPLE ARE SISSIES ABOUT 4 | RAN, BUT AFEW OF US RUGGED 1 | | SOULS LOVE IT... YOU'RE AMAN OWN HEART, i} SIRS Piet Eererprinen Tam, 4 At rights reef ond | “He isn't mad. I just gave him a bubble bath!” fob, : a (8 ae Ait LER RO Yet oF be ahs . ; et : — . ial peel 4 a ; a rey Nu ae + Ste | 1956 \ he _1WENTY-THREE " 0d Bean , No One Injured During ene ns Rise, a Record Crowds Four Car Accident. - ~, REAL ESTATE Py oJ Fi I - M “There were no injuries‘ in an} -SALESMEN i a unusual four-car accident in Inde-| = = hen Back . Oforama estes Set] sero enmrn we] So ee rai ri meted Oy of al hey ee oF = aos i cl. -, +1. +,|Ruby Hazel o was pi a ‘the most - CHICAGO «Old crop’soybeans NEW. YORK W—The stock!” General Motors Exhibiting ‘another driven by Elizabeth sive prefabricated home $purted several cents “to: another ( “moderately. eae Sets Attendance. Marks Hood of Clarkston. A third car sethewe ter cobs ete : _ feries of new seasonal highs in with yt to the fall appear-| Five Citi in line slowed down ard was struck|| cations for sales representatives | early dealings on the Board of ig in quite s numberof pace, in Five ities tis ited ante ot tall del cneming over Stam, 5 ' ( Charles Friend ver year considered. Send oe . D5 renner Despites- deat: tekeroery prices) | "The General Motors Motorama of|fourth vehicle, told Wate eae ae ee After setting the new peaks: were tiown all around in the early|’ 1956 ended its nation-wide tour in Westin J ced sel toe Gees LOD beans fell baie afternoon, Losses amounted .to not hold in the hilly area. The| es back nal Crop about 2 points at the most while rea Sunday night sie s Se other operator was William EL qawweerrrrwwv months’ remained above the pre- signs were almost entire ve-city attendance mark of 2,274 Ennis. of East Detroit. > Breakfasts—L 4 vious close. Dealings were only Sey . 7 667. $ 3 apupiemad ; 33 if bu Potaione Teak tracted os prices te. ey Bo d oe ae 3 grain éomn 5 : : r *,| ceded, pace was around siderable strength, particularly the cares: 133-1.60 doe bene. Rh4-|0 500.000 shares for the day. That ..,ing in Bogton totaled 471.096. Mo- ecuri al $ Riker Fountain a old crop months, Oats moved high: 1 70-90 $-1b box; Paubare, znothouse, No compares with 2,730,000. shares| uae ony ee van an $ Riker Bldg. Lobby 2 _7 er in sympathy with corn. Wheat 1 3a-tise bu a harnig. tdpped. jo 1, 200: | traded traded yesterday when prices on cary pay n soles 7 San reas s | SOI TRE RRO ‘ pecereacilaipares of the winter| asdion HE: ,chet oat MootL00 | soter = ary os cisco. Record attendance high for In uan a — i " Motors, we Le this year wag attained in An- - wheat belt Se DETROIT EGGS | — = nes a were |geles’ where (572,929 eae hes High ealne OH! : Wheat near the end of the first! Detroit, ‘mae iano a rai-sintel a Aik ° ny reed ¢ the Motorama’s nine-day run. = hou rades! oe See oe $ _ Action on Communist Here ager to)1 cont lew: niles—Grede A jumbe 47-48 weight-|of 5,700 shares of Ford changed; - The five-city attendance, was ron On munists er, May $2.35%; le to 1% ed) average Meal, ‘ate (245 wid ove 43:/nends at 57% off 1%. Chrysler an all-time high for the four | Poses. Difficulties higher, May $1.52%; oats 5% to % ths Feed) , y oats %s to 40-41 wid avg O02. was active at a loss of 1 to 2 years the Matera has toured | ; pase May - m8 =e anged avg 41's edtum 38: gr by cco points. General Motorg, _yester- the mation. It e¢lipsed by 127,541 WASHINGTON ‘a — The & ub- — x 2 higher, May SOY-| Checks 34-35 wid avg 344s. day’s most active i off % the previous of 2,147,126 ‘ = May ; Commerc: ae 4 : / ary plied fl pvp aed hatanne Grade large 3950; medium opened today on 3,000 shares off ‘4 set last year in\ the same five |versive Activities Control Board) \ / " - et. arew _39;at 43%. It was active argund that cities. (SACB) pondered today what to do] \ / pounds higher, May $14.40. Rohini rade A gitrge pum laine = 7) | President Harlow H. Curtice St/about a Supreme Court decision|. iIVAASSACAHUSELLS \ “so . —— opper ari Wirephote (General Motors said that the rec- requiri reconsider . Grain Prices . c ee ee ce. Bas mecott a than Cengiodil ROYAL BIRTHDAY ASSIST — Pras Henri 4 Laweabeare: ord national attendance at the Mo-|; vc: — U. $s. ciel : In vestors \ CHICAGO. "May = Opening |cantile, Bxchan = ncButter vatenay: ie. and dropped back between 3 and|- 80n of Prince Jean, heir to Luxembourg’s ducal throne, seems to be ee "is ae of . = Party is controlled by Moscow. | | Z | oaey: July ..........66%|Wnehanged: 93 score 89: of A s9-/4 points. Also lower were Union, asking for somebody to blow out the candle on his first birthday |that Americans continue to t of | rust May... +: 235\a Sept. ©...°.... 66/00 B 56.76; 88 C 55.78; cars 00 B 57; 8 Pacific, Texas Co., United Airlines,| cake, The young prince celebrated his birthday with his father and [ally interested in the products of} The_court’s “ édciston left jt / See ie id acess. 7190/7 AS eroodar: Feceipts 23.900; whole-|Reynolds Metals, Union Carbide,| mother, Princess Charlotte of Belgium, at their home in Betzdort |OUr dynamic industry. up to the board {6 decide which) 4 mytual investment company pee LT Rgag duly 2S ots large wi aisee 18 Beton ana’est; |General Electric, U. See Chateau. 7 two courses of action to| which supervises s-diversified ee.) eeerrrreees 04 n as: -69.9. per cent A 38.5; mixed Goodrich, Douglas: Aircra — = portfolio of investment-quality 1.51% Bee. cots ‘1330 38.5; medi: ms 38: US 8. standards 31.25; | P ‘ ees La: dirties om gp its 34.5; current re- Zenith Radio. . ; e@ al ver DaCk Hold 9’ new hearing tu de- egmmon stocks. — ; Cra NF sett ee ee. At noon, the Associated Press KY J, B. C ley y B N t | -ot the party's |“; prcepectaa = bones) Hoare) CHICAGO POTATOES average of Ne vat cents ame rowle — u SINESS Notes ‘ice perjury was com- ‘ CHICAGO, May 1 (AP)—Potatoes: ar. at $190.60. us com-| by three government : Fivals old stock 39; on track 192; total| ponent, was off $1.50, rails were {Q j t it iti ive W Sales Co., uC ear ests wine ~ Pa Grouch, now = ‘ La paren com = oe: suppl sbout steady; unchanged, and. utilities gained a sian . 0s on 915 Oakland Ave., will he among ‘Manning - Johnson and; LERCH EN & co \ fawer, al Sates Sabie dime Appointment of Patrick J. B,|102 exhibiting companies atthe Marvey Matar. oo nes Beanets - *: new stock arrive [ k Crowley, a ‘Chevrolet dealer PT ry welding show to be present- Says U.S. Should Not) , 2. Assume the truth of thége 716 Pontiac State-Sank Bidg, 23 os mand. fair, market’ for tong whitey», N@W. York Stoc $ - |Providence, R.L, as administrative|°¢, tt the Memorial Auditorium in} Sto Until Reds Agree’ ‘allegations and, without further. #0 2088 ; [slightly weaker: carlot track sales new isc wtations) * Buffalo, N: Y., May 911. = hearing, ex the pone Member New York Stock Exchange Vie HT Oe) | (6) et assistant to Ivan L. Wiles, execu : to Recess / | heating, oxpnge the teasing | Monin, ter Bers cts Seten Air Hedue 21 BO Be Era: Ssitive encom in charge-of} Presentation of-a $300 U. S. de-|- fp Ws , Ores = - - EAE . roe . a ..125.6 Int Tel & Tel 34.6/dealer relations, was announced to-|fense bond to John L. Libert /. Please without ebligation prospec District Residents Voie| Poultry Allied sire ri aa} isl Crt Coal Tia.) by Wiles. The appointment islof 494 Shoreview Dr. has teal PENSACOLA, Fla. @ —/ Sen. “In either event,” sajd/ Justice| ws on ieee Inyesvese Taver. First Time Since 1870’s;. Fee eee aig Alum Utd... 190 Johns Man. $3.6 announced by officials of Chevro- ores pp erttas said last. the | Frankfurter for the court majority, nm Bed iat per pound to.b. Detr trolt for Ne. “t'qual-|Am airiine "|. 33.6 Kelsey Mayes 324 assuming the let's “Double Payoff” truck con-| United States should never stop|~the board must then reconsider Press ore ct soo eter erceeene csr ne -: Elect Delegates ty, live poultty up to 10 a.m. Am Can ...... 45.2 Kenn .. 144 ley Chevro-|test its nuclear weapons tests-until it determination im the) Addrem.........cccsesesccseeeneneseesenen eg eavy type won light t 20;/Am Cyan .... 73. Kimb Clk ....86.3 ey has with Russia for its original hy in (white ‘Ws care es wert Am Gant Hi. $18 Kresge, 68 .- 288 : nce in Ketones with Matthew-Har-| 28s an agreement © light of the record freéd from the} Giry..........c.ccccisccerse:: Mates senienne , : z 7. -4¥% ib 3h: tend OP Sg is 3|June, 1953, had been a member_of| graves Inc: as new car and truck|® Fecess. that now beclouds it." | sees WASHINGTON u#-Adlai Steven |8-6 Th, 31-39: ducklings 30-31" bid roost: [An We Gee 2 683 Uae @ My :. %03\the General Motors Legal Staffiman , Libertine submitted a top! “We are going to have to keep — = son and Sen. Estes | Pd a Se 4,i4 Scooter pease heavy typexam m Rows Snobe iy a & Pr .: B3 for 15 years. slog Ent t required to strong until we have assurance of : pam, olathe aol stor? eae-8 and raae htiede guPauee Am Sealine 337 iy Mech @ 162) A native of New York City, Mr.|make, i3-truck sale contracts for /Pe#ce.” Kefauver said during an| 714 Community Nat’ ay Se aecuia aa ccae eee | etted arm offerings of hens noted. Am Tel & Tel 181.7 Lene S$ Chem 703|Crowley received both his bachetorteach submitte : impromptu speech at apolitical | : oe Lied { Tob as ra . 19.5) of from Ford- = rally in suburban Warrington. i Bar * 6 CAGO Pa POULTRY Am Viscose ... 307 Lou & Nash 0.¢/00 arts and law degrees 4 : Bank Buildin In the first legal balloting here! y 1. (AP) — (U. @. De- Anac Co .-.-- 0) Mack Trk ..382/ham University. After serving) ~The. Michigan Chapter ~ of the MORE EXPECTED g ) in more than 80 years, the Re- hens and Tjeungt os sa be ay D. qa three years as a law clerk in New| Society of Property {He touched only briefly on the ; biicuaa| were! settling a taciicenl Se Bea @h, cabonette tpts in coops|4Tm Ce 189 «McGraw HL: we | York he joined the legal staff ofjand Casualty Underwriters will topic but is expected to expand it P hone FE 4-1568-9 . , battle. . Lo. ayia prices unchanwed tot een Atl Guttine.- $18 Mores oo... %3|General Motors in New York in|meet at the Botsford Inn in Farm-|turther during appearances today. ee . ; ns i, 63. Midl Stl Pd .. 1938. ington May’ 8 to honor candidates Both major parties were hold-| re is! brotiers or s eae 25; old roosters | Bit? a Gnic.. 814 Mpls Hon... 74 He is campaigning through north- 4a Ibs. 25-26; aa ch '.: 43.8) He was transferred to the Detroit/for CPCU examinations. *s 28 Na- ing primaries to elect national con-|over #5 foe 363-307 ix Av ... 606 eae rd west Florida for the state's 28 Na vention delegates. and national “rer ci". hs Mueller Br + 33 office of the Legal Staff in 1943. Spe eat a . tional Corivention votes at stake in fe cee cae Livestock iBone afum °° 8. Rat Batty "BS {Dr., will attend the 60th American| Kettevers Primeval the sanction ‘of Congress, replac- DETROIT LIVESTOCK | bore Warner. od bas Oxpe 33 Milk Goes i in Title. Foundrymen’s Society Castings| gnrenrs seo) t re zing a leng-used unofficial system firme oe Me?, (AF) — 1U. 8. De-\priges Mie... 72.7 Nat Lead)... 1 O84 € in Atlantic City, N. J.. Adlai-Stevenson has proposed that Richard H. DeWitt Donald E. Hansen : “ina city whose residents still able $00. No early sales, bididng 35 cents Bris My ...... 361 Nat Grate ary ougress in ¥, N..¢-/this country consider halting nu- per . aaa can't vote for. President, Congress! qt ce lower - brun Balke". 333 NY Cent Ht of Bar ainin Grout May 3-9. Stover is district manager clear tests to prove its peaceful _. Res. FE 5-3793 Res. FE 2-5513 : Pe emi ceticers! [gent fresh receipts cows: “supply steers Burrowes, 4 38 Nort Wren: 1:1 g g p for the Electro Refractories & intentions. He said the tests could] Accident Insufaiice Fire Insurance WRITE-IN VOTE | Modiday® market generally steady: mort C&™0, Soup “41 Rew"tinise fia) SANDUSKY w — A. change in| Abrasives Corp. which will exhibit he resumed if Russia failed to fol-] Automobile Insurance Life Tiisurance ; 2100: ‘several loads monty A ohio Gem Tas MO Oule OF... S lneme fir the Fair. ghare Bargeln-lercomien orinit a low the lead. /Liability Insurance Plate Glass Insurance The last time citizens here 1200 wm. steers 20.30; past ce Capital Airl.. 35 Owens Il GI ay rgain-\crucibles, grinding wheels, refrac- voted even for local office candi- %5, 1 heifers. 19.50: most sales weiey |e Carrier Cp... 00” Pac @ © sir wing Assn. was announced last night tories and cements. NATO EMPHASIS / Burglary Insurance Bonds—All Types "dates was in’ the 1870s when the! TF'00 “bulk uthley cows 100-1 ty 50; tan. [Cater Trac” -; 22 Penh Bol... 783/by Homer Martin, organizational) =~ | Kefauver told television audi-f/ » — ; F city had @ territorial form of gov- | ra pean | ens wana a utility ‘ead arya oi esin Bass ‘1 ga |director for- the ‘dairy farmer M. S. Lincicome, vice president/ences at Pensacola and Panama|i/ _— ; - : - | * etnment. Since then the capital's Cares inne 2 Tanaiiekes Clark. Sout gt pam: °.... $rg StOUp. ‘|of Pontiac's Brummett-Lincicome| City last night * Republi- “I would rather that the people should Wonder why I “ , vaftairs have ‘been ruin by a board vyiere, st: fee Sigh chotes cad Chron es ena 3 190-270 Ibe 16.90-38: |Curtion We .. 301 Rey Tee B ... $02 were “‘encumbering’ the organiza-| Bert Sipple, chemical engineer to ‘achieve in our policy thward - name appears on the ballot, both zit euere aint jrgersTort Wo, ? Berry, HA Boek Soe, $¢btion.- Court action#"Were filed infor the Shell Oil Co., will be the/the Western nations. ever-gince | camps issued sample. ballots iden- volume (No. 2-3 280-300 Ibs. 14.30-18.00: Dis © Seag 367 Mt Ree Pip. sa.) Connection with Violenge during the main tree! ee ie a on Laepan a member of the/ Senate | tifying their respective delegates. [P9,° fou lots, UP. to 278 lbs. as low as Oo chem .. 68.4 Scoville Mie . 30.2/recent Detroit milk. strike. uar monthly meeting e De-\ 7's years ago.” : / Besides the Kefauver-Stevenson sows up to around 600 Ibs. in larger Hd Pont _.. 220.4 eel a — $3 troit-Saginaw Valley Chapter of the foil _ epee lots 11.25-13.40; a few small lots around |East Air L .. $0.3 > on Society of Die Casting Enginee } vy : slates, there were five uncommit- | 325 Ibs. and higher on butcher order Ee Auto Lite heey pact Leia ae Governor Signs Bill . Ribere eee Ch le Pic |: He d Come in real SOON and let's Se 20... oF - Sipple’ be * : : rete ot the Amencans lor gteaeseiy amas cama: El tat? Es"ne™, 4 appropriating Millions ee Sra re Yoeet EICKS oad | have a-chat about homes ir w, 4 a . Pi 2 : : = Democratic Action, and another aa oa ee exeige ees Brcoeko “BS ae 14] LANSING (INS) — A Il appro.|"", ‘Ke Place at Devon Gables for Amplex Division. i Ld oat h _o : ‘who is pro-Stevenson,. but missed, hetlers fairly active. about steady; mal Fires me ae 2 ‘ Sta On Inde priating $214 million, of it]. atbert L. Tampiniee ol wie a and see how we can help 5 - Mac i J. : se 5 - = : getting onhis slate. nee, _Jeskert I ger fo) See Ford Motor.... 87.3 Sid Oil Ohio O64 going to the Conservation, High-| ¢.14 Terrace, was recently cited) DETROIT wm — Cheater Corp.) Je * ane apd of r = . i . ‘prime. eromné 1.280 es. see 24.50: 0 Preah e = = 3 Sted Pack 22) Way and Aeronautics nc for top sales achievement by the announced today that/G. W. Trich- i you own one you own. { : Door of Safe Foils 1940: and high choles end mixed ehetes | Gen Drnam ghd aeint co ise wee Signed yesterday /by Gov. G. | ederle Laboratories Division of el has been-named pfesident of its, : i i. ss and prime steers — 21.25-23.00 “bulk Gen Fle 1 © Sylv El Pa 51.5 Mennen Williams. the American Cyanamid Co. at an Amplex Division. | # : 4 choice steers 19.80-21.00: most good to Gen Fd. os Texas Co 17 Most ‘of the funds come from be ‘ low choice parades © 1672.19 eee Gen Mile a6 Yer 0 2 a3 gasoline and weight taxes and annual sales award banquet.in Trichel, who has been executive ; ruc a es eggs i 1b ca nadllchokenl onalipeinien seq iter! (reall @taa' oy ise ai rine oel mcer hunting and fishing - license rey.’ Absecon, N. J. The citation consist- viee president and general mar-)) 7 heifers 1.050 Ibs. heifers 19 00-20 30: good fen Tel 7 Tran W Air n e hich eC TEY. ed of a gold cup, one of several: ager, of Amplex since July, 1954, | ' riluel ie vpmarionen| ihe (uri Lancers cece tives rest omeuts et arammimer «14 Giles) which shel yystricted to) ceo 7 nied ailine event succeeds A. J. Langhammer, who Failure to pry open the door of he eed. cee Pl get lhada cota ee ckoshel Be a one ; tain uses. { a safe foiled thieves in a breakin fommercial bulls 1400-1600. heavy heef Goodrich ves M42 Un Carbide iss Williams aso ft his, signature DETR OIT ¢ UNS) = Ivan 1 a ee vi mnception in 182, > a city truck. sales establishment Brite tiene ee man ‘can cae ee Le ene Air Lin. 384 to a bill which) would give the pal tay Moana * incep ’ sometime between Sunday after-. Ee ole 21 00- a cull to serimerctaih Gt No Ry ... 436 Unit Pruit se! State Water Respurees Commission Wiles, General Motors executive Trichet was born in Trichel. La.. Monday grades 10.00-2100, a few loads to, Gt West 8 . 211 Un Gas-Cp . 30 . vice president in charge of dealer Sept. 10, 1898, and -obtained bial eg yy Base ay aks A 10 ow ae veering stock steers S08 tes. Qryyneuné -- 18€ OS Lines. penis - fc apenas # nd‘ relations, announced today ap-|B.S, degree from the U.S. Military) _ | t was reported missing down ee US By ster’’ : : a , / Wie ante Dey ele ren) . [Holand F138 us Steel me ra iy sewn pes a pret er and ointment of Patriek J: B. ae ee in 1918, his M.S. degree) [L rae ae | City police said the person Insurance Service ‘ ore = 2 “ Walgreen. 32.4 =i Be povliilog tt mommy lin 1935 from Massachusetts Insti- 4 persons |had used~a truck drive Ul Indust Ray | 444 West Un Tel. ‘Re ident f Bi h |_ Appointment of Crowley, a Prov- tute of Technology and a Ph.D., Ing Rand .|. 643 Westg A Bk at siaent/o irming am. jidence, R. I, Chevrolet dealer,\from the University of California! - shaft taken from the stock room ‘ Inland Stl || 87@ Westp El... 585 . . | _-# in the attempt to open the safe. Formed by Firms jyarptr Coo - $1, Milesn & Co 143 Admits Lesser Crime ‘is ene immediately. . lin 1938. a 3 West Hi St -TE4. 0561 = S It was found turned over.., Filing Int R Mach 87) Young SAW 38 | Raymord Smith, of 1901 Hu | juron ot. — ° ; 5 ; , of IS ghes ee So ‘ cabinets and desks were ran- Inauguration of the Michigan In- Int Nick és Zenith Red #95 St., Birndingham, who stood mute : Cherry Buds Are Safe ne i sacked. Entry was belicved to have* mune : Ee heen eaited | by breaking a window..SUrance Information Service, a OCK AVERAGES ~~ Jat his fircuit court arraignment TRAVERSE CITY w — Grand iE on the west side -of Hee building. public es heen of agape ee lay sali he eeeeree are i Disa Sas esd op Traverse Agricultural Agent Ar- This Year—Get Boat and ‘Motor a Michigan casualty insurance com-) 3018 40 von fownship grocery store April today declared -a dividend ‘of 30 thur Glidden today. said. a nippy. : j Olice. s i sccorting (9) police _ ‘panies, was anriounced today by wet ctisnge Pasi let vin Stocks 4, yesterday agreed to plead guilty: cents’ ¢ share on common stock. frost of 32 last might failed to =. PROTECTION — : is . as L. J. Carey, vice president and ‘Noon today 271.3 181.1 29 1906 toa uced charge. ‘harm:dormant cherry buds in this, 5 fe Detroit Welfare Gives _general counsel of Michigan Mu- Weer ago). sang 33b4 724 1813 Sn#ith will be sentenced for lar- It is payable July 43 to stock. ‘plush. frnit belt. F a i Tons of Food to Needy — tual Liability Company, Detroit. Woes ago Edi ie ee 190.4 ceny from a building by Judge) ‘holders of record June 22. or a Few Pennies Per Day! . and chairman of the new organiza-'1986 high. 1 1.278.2 13t-¢- 12 to's Frgnk L. Doty May 14. The dividend represents an in- ON t- ‘ oe ot | DETROIT (INS) —iA total. of ‘tion. liess see ore ie oe M16! a jcrease of 5 cents from the 25 cents” ews in rief Call us now for in . | 17’, tons of free food was given| W. C. Searl, secretary ‘of Auto-}1955 jow 203) 1149 672 148.3-Bnters Guilty Plea id each, quarter aur : tion on how to prot: | to Detroit's needy in-April by, th€ Owners Insurance Company.| patnorr -ardbis Wy ahh jpatd € since January Simple larceny resulted in a «30. boat and motors for.ja | City Welfare Department as part, Lansing, ts secretary, and Edward Nephler .Co. {e) Non-Support Count _ of 1953. a iday sentence fot a Fetndele youth ; a amount. of Yo : 3 ‘ of the continuing distribution of Rockwell public relations directge ee nal i are elgnths At H Park. Monday. Freddie Harris, 18, was Te - | surplus federal: commeadives. { Detroit Automobile Inter-Ingur- AleR Bec. & \Routlp “eecae “Se a4 | cormer Hazel Park man why loxiged in the Oakland County Jail fos Geifgre Superintendent ‘0 Raldwin Rubber Co.* 9 13 18. Waived extradition from Water-| 2 on Farnin 5 hen ho did ; Hi. W. HU ENLOGHER Age ney | _. Assistant 3 pe Exchange. is treasurer. iQemmer Mtg. co. T4545 town, South, Dakota, to. answer: when he did not pay fine and costs | rea gt a il a ermine eh eas BS: "HE: Soe Om Nea 6 SI exaeesan nage tee al ete Meme 60.385: persons’ lishment of a public information the Prophet Co... n9 133 n two children here, pleaded, museoes’ Corp. reported net income ‘tor Tor / 318 Riker Bid FE 4-1551 n pe ~ d i with Rug? tale c x Atel ries La) tas aaa was held by Roval Oak . Township J er 9. , : ; Persons drawing unemployment 4nd education. program tA lodd bb $1 61 \61 guilty to the count yesterday att e quarter en arch 31 of $6.473 000. 4 , ; i a " ti i 1 P ty and respect ‘to the casualty insurance Wasse ei". ,$ Co “co e'** "YS 18S his circuit court arraignment. \Compered ‘with 96 690,000" cere ee 2 PG a SL —_ compensation, social security a . : 2 fected i — state aid to the blind, and dis- industry in Michigan, and promo-| "tk a sale: Did and asked. Delwyn Thompson will be sen- TEE Ba? tncrenwed tame porod ass Archie L. Nipper, 35, of Oxford, 's ———————————————————— abled and dependent childten were tion of the/cause of traffic, indus- Z [fenced May 14 by Oaktand County $¢¢.¢18 000 in oe Renate eh dienes’ was fined $15 and paid $15. court Il ———— a | araone those receiving the food. itrial and / ‘household safety, both Fined for Rerbiescnen uit Judge Frank lL, Doty. jprediete that_ “price puters and a.costs after pleading guilty to a OW \ with the public and iri ope a| A White Lake Townsltip inuip-was patho Spo Ae ae ws affect | ldriving ‘without “an operator's } EI fective M onday, A pril_ 30th © ) Flealof Guilty Entered win ae rated 10 OF tined $75 and $25 costs after plead.|D@troit.Man Admits —_ it, S22si24, business wl improve “I license. He was arraigned before All Principal Exch Will Open | : interested in public safety ing guilty to reckless driving Mon.| Charge Rein ency dear hans Justice Emmett J. Leib of Spring- d cipal Exchanges Wi 7 dec inet pee field Township yesterday. | ~ and Close.One Hour Ear‘ier! " i (INS) — Pullman La en- uarte nounced net income for the Charged with indecent exposure, Paeg. ae Aereaa dl Gal asi aba Jackson H,- Allington, 13343 Prest ~on Auto Theft Count i fs 4 Vernie L. Keller, 42, of CHArECY with “carrying an un- Insufance Companies paid the éourt day. 2554 Lakeview: St., : Pleading guilty. to entering with! | NEW TRADING HOURS | cents©" common’ ' fi¢ensed gun in his car April 3. \yz jafter arraignment ‘before Justice With $12180T0e oF 88 : Robert. L. Carson pleaded guilty Will Give Information James Southart of Keego Harbor.'St.,. Detroit, pleaded guilty yester- gn*t* ees te isa clone wt Gi trae oes 9 A. M. ‘to 2:30 P. M. yesterday in circuit court, IANSING (” — The Michigan fn: — day at his circuit court, arraign of 4 per cent) over the initial three es a 40 days in Oakland Count ansaid ‘ "Carson furnished bond of $100. syfrarice Information Servier, rep-_ Duck Boat Stolen rs ent. ~ _ are Justice Ate ry: lewie = . Ose new bffice hours will be » He will be sentenced May 14 by yesenting 1] casualty insurance: | Allington, wie provided bord of DETROIT (AP) — ‘American Motors F oe aT yernaiv FN! i te 8:30 a/ m.-t 4: 30 Oakland County. Circuit Judge Companies, began Cperet ts shere City police are investigating a|$100, will be sentented May 14 t177 ig8 “for the gaat eee sinha ene [ a ee eee “ E Eran L. Doty. j today. ~ complaint that, a duck boat was by Oakland County Circuit ae ae ries tila erarecerae Rummage sale. Kirk in the Hills. | | The service said it will act as a stolen from the yard of home at Frartk-b. Doty: . ast Year the ‘com wena k six pend (Lake House) W. Long Lk. Rd. Bi. C. J. N ephler Co. " United States railroads enter id clearing/ house on casualty insur- 791 Montitello street . Sunday] Algeed recovery Pot 86.344 000. th =| Hits. May 1, 8-2) ‘ml Fe 2-9119 pag this fs January-March, ted More than 80 per cent of ob ne pee ef 2 hb fem perio Arab farmeré in Israel own their duction an and re lown farms. ‘| aoe If your friend's in jail and needs on pois | baal Pe FE 5-0424 or MA/§-403 jonths $ ance information and operate a night-or during the da} Monday. lOwner |. Ronnte Smith, placed the, valve at $20. 1956 with orders on their for about 135,000 new freight cars, speakers’. bu reau ‘Mafted by mem- 818 Community National ae - . ‘HOURS THIS : y costing moré than a billion dollars,’ ber ee SS —SS af So ume Rambler and to the * retell car sales in the jast three 4 ' Hy i ‘ ’ “i Ao ttn yy +. THE PONTIAC C PRESS, TUESDAY. MAY 2, wie i Co ae % & + 5 v2 No. 1. a reguiar meeting of the icbomrped Roard of Waterford Sownsh a s,, held the ‘Township Hall on April ibs, * date for a- heari on P reet rj ‘ice of the kes and - Venice of. the kes vision No. 1 was established. Hear- a Township Hall, = rs of 100. 00 p this day the Township re ¢ toa en in eiees between ~ ebjections oy po ng op ottered vagainat , OneeNEATERPO said “ecomesh “row iP BOARD * “ watertoré Township Ch chert. May 1> 1956 4 “< NOTICE : OF "HEAR Residents and owners = Taacuwess - Subdivision. eee At a regular theeting of the Township = Board of Waterford Township, held in’ = the -Township Hall pantera 1956 4 o nome to nag any objections neh may be offered + oma ing said Btreet~ Lightin: trict. = Wa ATERFORD TOWNSHIP BOARD Te Ss LOUIS G. BARRY, Weserters / | nship tae v : : / May 1, 1956 e.. = | : . WOTES OF MEARING 23 Residents and owyiers of let 17 Block 1, Co-To-Ma-Bi,Biuffs - pemcantlenr en Y ton Sees meeting of the Town- ship Board of Waterford Township held a. date, far a. nearing ‘on 23, 1986 I33 through 136 and Lote 16” through 192 Bupervisor Ne, 33, Lowe ite, 180, 168 thd Outlot A Coleman- putamen Sub- : —4-ot NW M% Section % Bection 14 lying atkins Lake Road; was : angie at the Township i mes Pe 9, 1956 between the hours my creatine which may be offered red againat ia aie 4 ip BOARD Waterfora Te Tenente ei May 1, 1986 . Te the lified electors of the Town- ‘phip of y, County of Oakland and Beate of Mich! | ‘ atice is pg given that in con-. : : Poem with the Michigan Election e.. Laws, I, thé unde: Clerk of Troy oe —— Comms. —— v except Sunday, a : Hawa Frog the! aero me “pot already registered, es Foes apply . t© me personally for such registration. |. however, that I can receive ration during the timer intervening ween the thirtieth day before any regular, official primary election, or svecial election. and the day : of such -election. Notice is hereby mde tg d that I will be at the Troy Township Hall located-at 60 West Diclye omy Road. irmingham, —— or gf ear and §:30 p.m. Monday through Prid . frame. the hours of 8:00 a.m. and @ p.m. . on the Tth day of Mav A.D., 1956, In conformity with the statutes in such eases made and provided, for the purpose | recetvin, — for registrattons s Jhage of Pitas i gpoaione electors of ‘Township as shall prop- cry eety, Maretere no person he hae nee resident of the gage at time of registration a» entitled under the Constitution, if remaining such rest- | vote shall be.|- an fn the tration book. ente 5 Please take ae that Section matt oe Chapter XXIII of Act 11¢ of P.A. of } provides as follows: “The inspectors of election at “any — or primary election in this State, fn any district, County, Township, city or Village thereof, shall not receive | e the vote of any person whose tame. is, not registered in the registration book | of hrf iiotneogr habe or precinct in hi e offers to vote iia Signed: GERATD FE" ELLER Troy Township Clerk Dated wate” Tew aent ee n oeatile ates . ‘May 1, 1986 BLOOMPIELD TowNsHT - WOTICE OF FIRS; PUBLICATION Notice to yp ot abet for the im. ens Devonshi rd will hold a & CLASSIFICATIONS —|°22r i Card of Thanks OOP Ee eeeeeee 1 : aa ol yo gained pects “entry was from the Court Street . Detdilers automation type ee oc LOCKHART & Ta. a SERVICE i 2 3S ie ea ‘ire Aner time ie] farttiet man wanted, urine Few hours onan week = sbreduce \eog eer of “tty, , woUGHTEN & 8ON, OL s bp a pe ; D. Pawiey officiating. Spe bare ol in Davisburg Devisburg, 3) Mich Mrs Cook witi ‘Ihe in-state Relsesecesteeccececs = Voorhees ees-Siple Funeral Funera! Directors Monuments eee eoreborenen “A~ TELLSCHOW. APRIL os sien Sade be fox pao witd ot Karl te ett COM =o ION gero ning aad ‘Mrs. Jean Arnston Pu- heral service will be held Thars- Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Female the ‘Huntoon Puneral Home with Rev. M. . EXPERIENCED MAN ae able to leave are also tlac area, please state age, qual- lie in state at the Huntoon ie. IRONINGS $3 A BUSH) of office type, keep records. meet the public, must have pleasant phone _ DISHWASH ER = EXPERIENCED 5 BEAUTY OPERA. Work Wanted Male Work Wanted Female EXPERIENCED MAN TO fsa ‘daughter bd Thelma Weaver:| ! \ Help Wanted Male _ 6. Help Wanted Female 7|Employnient Axsnces.8A | V Work Wanted. Female 11 i) iz wanted TRONING, 63 A BUSHEL. 1-DAY service On E. Walton FE 5-2307. ‘State IRONINGS WANTED. PHONE — owns : TRONINGS. Pick and peeping oe Sart. OS ee END kare Stickel. 16 Haddrill Ct. FE. $3780, Moving. Nar mowens Harp one Trucks to Rent _up and delivery PE Pee) ADY Di HOUSE ORK, LADY ESIRES = rE bab ae or —— LADY DESIRES will be heid bhsommons ¢ SERVICES OFFERED lowest EXP. WAITRESS shift MI 40000, | PERMANENT $350/jar ressed MANUPACTURERS REPRESENT. ATIVE $400 Trainee Positions MANAGER TRAINEE RN A TRA 50ME COLLEGE ror WITH CAR CAREER CENTER y Baby Andrea will He fn state at Building Supplies serveeee IZA Business Services c Bookkeeping & Taxes Foot Specialist ...........15A Dressmaking-& Tailoring Furniture Refinishing ....16A Garden- Plowing .........16B Income Tax Service LADY wa TS LIGHT work in oa beng Live in. Lt 5-0429. Mu RAPHINO, /TYPING. 8EC- L WORK TMEOG: retarial Serv TYPING atte ‘A to do in own I 6; and ‘ref e8/ FE se Ben a eens ATE men. do vou, ‘have sare tae pope 2 /EXPERIENCED REAL — "paTAre salesman. Enjoy working in office with’ many Spatares: round loc woops, Blanche, tM Spokane, age TT; be-| A Live in, Some help Shoup; oore ae of Mrs. Min- Lake te room and bath, ‘Thurs. Bevery ether Gun. off.) FE 2-6303. Mich. a a the Rosary will be at 8 pm. May 2 at the apars-Grittin Pu- Woods will ie |EXPERI PNCED OR in state mt the Sperke-Crittin issions . Hilts Real Estate, Lats W | counts receivable or payable. Bt. ing, typin; re pee #3 SERVICE MAN at furnish references. Call for PE 54-8443. RencED WOOL PRESSER. iiin's Cleaners 650. oe hester OL 3-7711 ER BRUSH MAN EARNINGS are the highest tn history. If you need $100 Le = '@ GENERAL OFFICE WORK MUST have-pleasing telepnone voice. GRAEBNERS | 1,000 JOBS FOR MEN and WOMEN THE as LARGEST EMPLOYM SERVICE q Sacmaaaere orrices OVER 1000 ae of Thanks 1 T wish to thank al! of m GIRL FOR” DAY CLEANING : | Moving & Trucking -... and neighbors for their aay rind EX! fi Apply Village Cleaners. 134 ra Painting & Decorating c Photos & Accessories soon dell an iss ou, Car “visetiel. | | FE a. Television Service _ HOUSEWORK Cal CARE OF 3 CHIL ress, babysitter or Bap? wa ree me. Experienced | __Pontiac e88: TUES. — and Friday day i verk! $8 Pate oe cone rs. with reference. cADY aneacics WORK BY aay _ FE 8-343). LADY WISHES WORK /AS V Air ‘AL SEWER CLEANING |q Botan INSTALLE! Ss Lj -O'DELL CARTAGE -TAWN MOWERS MACHINE |t Local and Distance Movin, 5-6806 oe Seri ry lca cna Seva ree picku elive: Phone FE 3-073. tsp as, of} Ale phon and furnaces, eaned , or a FE 4-1063. —— OL val YNE ease Bireinghews area 7E 2-6104 many PLUMBING AND HEATING. HS “esis = —)< Ad CUSTOM, PAINTING. PAPER. WALL WASHING. NEAT ae FE after WASHINGS A OnINGa TO- ethey or separate. Child —. | my bome. Vie. orem Unien,. dake. : WASHINGS AND TRONINGS. SEP- ‘or ¥ss29. Pickiip and de- beer, i 3 WOULD LIKE DAY’ WORK. : days a week. $8 | cor plus transportation. FE 403 oo ea tay EV ERGREENS * MOTHER'S DAY consaake HOUSEKEEPER FOR PERMA- ; o- x RECEPTIONIST trainee ..... RECEPTIO ; building: PBX RECEPTIONIST: typing - Bx "RECEPTIONIST real estate $235 : aeebrres ty; ll Typewriter Service Uphoistering man vio Is eis BLE <<) eoting the public — be neat, Short hours = _ e ete i General housewo: ‘Live ‘n. References care, No Stat cleaning Hobbies & Supplies .......24A Funeral: Directors Notices & Personals ae ee eM j400. Live. ir TOU ARE NE: ARE NEAT TREES , | Muntz TV: Wtd. Children to Board —— Wtd. Household Goods Experienced salesmen Wtd, Miscellaneous @2 W. Montes’ ja Donelson. Johns wanted for TV and ap- Y SECRETARY to attorney... BOOKKEEPIN LIGHT HOUSE. keepin, 6 and by care for one child, +4178 ALS” | pliancés, “for our branch BOOKKEEPING, “Machine $200 030, maREARESORIPPOR cH PE 2600)/ ee : seve a Voor.ees- Siple FUNERAL HOME cs “RA ambulance “SES or Meter ake Share Living Quarters Wid. Transportation Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. Wanted Reaj Estate store in Pontiac. Apply cx at 9320 Grand River. See, DY NG. LIGHT eames | care is children. Fri. Call after 6. MINOR REPAIR. COUNTER. uality plant. Sones. eae "Sang $250 $250 BLOCK. “BRICL. CEMENT WORK FE 23-2468. _ RENTALS OFFERED =e Lots Rent Apts. Furnished Rent Apts. Unfurnished and grill on day work Meds - hol oO Diner, SECRET NURSEMAIDS Must be experienced, with) cooking, -fult- charge. —2- year-old boy, stay four excellent wages. 0. <_ OPPORTUS NITY rab of owh, Earn S en learn, m. PE 22214 EXEC.-6ECY. steel firm...... 6350 PIN BOYS, LEAGUES, ALL Inn Recreation, LANER OF OPERATOR 1 MUST BE re lots mscellent. foration. Pi wate CHAPEL METERY lots. SHARED EMER PROCTE R& GAMBLE . The Pontiac Press | SALES NueMe § ' o) 8e-g0TL DR FOR WANT ADS DIAL. FE 28181 From 8 a.m. to 5-p.m. J od oh ch oh a Here's an ‘opportunit S>>>> fon, strong sales interest. PARTY UI ‘PLAN ( DEMONSTRATOR car, , bonus ang profit ‘sharing, plus . gtow Rent Office Space ° For Rent Miscellaneous Sr 260 | Hales, free car, (4214) ete : ry i) re Call aie 45289, 67:30 pm only. Oodward aibiltiy other than’ to tani eel the “enataes insertion of the Preedcbed -ment which has been rem dered valueless through the error -- When cancellations 2040 Er # Mile Ra ta REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 8 enced. oars En A esle’ Few. w Te? alte’ nav eoene ree. Satapes EXPERIENCED, EVE- Lard work. Also weekends. | _~ SALESM ~ For teal ootete sakes: Prefer ex- ¥ gore Ceeatees heeabe sap of, For Sale Lake Property ra) For Sale Resort Property 4A) Suburban Property For Sale — we Pe W GAY eat WANE Service LA EARN, Bales, new car. Closing time for advertise. vontatning sizes lareer than prenwes SERVICE STATION ree red i | WANTED: OIRL FOR FULL TIME revious o Dubileation position with established financial’ relbbeeancoe Want Ads ecanretted up. to 9:30 up. the day ef publication, after ‘Rent Farm Property......48-A' Sale Business rey Rent. Lease Bus, Prop, . For Sdle or ne Sood i, hie eden aircraft work. t be exp. on body hand form- ng and fitishing. Top Pe a nen ER’ S—Pontiac 313 Pontiac Siate FE BS S277 CASH WANT S RATES. Lines 1-Day 3 Days 6 Days Wr: GAN OR BOY Ww Witt SOME ; experience to work on farm. wie nan ne Sto 41770 we e HAVE SEVERAL SA ALESLADIES ‘in better Women’s Business Opportunities Wante TED. ear cece — Sale Land Contracts Sz 2ape aAeanae : SS23223 7 oung Men and Vets _ | Age 18 to 28 Can vou leave imme- _ FASHION ‘SHOP @, EXCELLENT HEALTH CAKE oe ee COURSE i will keep house for 1 or 2 adults LEARN T _ Exp. driver, ref. EM 30040. oF DEE THe BA) WOMAN BET | 2 & 35 TO MAN MAN. ad transporia‘ion turnished. ate drawing account. necessary tele work. with 10 a, m. Today there were’ replies et _ the ey oc } ee ea For Sale Clothing Sale Household Goods _Priday only, No ohone calls red Work Wanted Male 10 an ' - Notice eset Poa that: The : Bloomfield 7 hearing to: pes ye the Bloomfield ‘Town Fall, at 4200 Telegraph Road _on re Road Improvement, special Mo. 17, at 7:30 p.m ent No. 17, “Monday, — 7, 1986 for the owners y be made into a ——— aasess: en district: county. Mt “ of ‘ounty, chia of Dev iid, Oak Hoag. described as follo mists 4 oF ciusive and fLots 88 to aa 1 felon Lot 124 of Bouth | , and Subdivision, on é shire Road, ar e Southwest “4 of Bection 3, South Blocinfield Highlands. Oakland ypmeey Michiga Same to be improved by watine drain- | age and & gravel surface) and to con-, seribed, to determine the cost thereof, = special assessment district consisting’ of all abutting lots on said street within ose phe the cost of = improvement all “ROBERT. a Ligier td Clerk "april 2. May a, 1 1, 1956 ERTISEMENT NOTICE TO _BITU ROUS PAVING ” Sealed le marked “ 1 for ‘the Constrection of Asphaltic Pavement —_ 2 nee hand bap chives Lahser and -In the ratte of. the, rity Ae ep East Lon Cit ane aie, _ Lake pee Sate 30 p.m. o'cloc and specitien hens pond be ex: ‘at the Bloomfield betel and les for = —* ined at the offices ef ane mga 385 Henrietta - Street, aes toner contract on ren wir bol w lh e Liha E ‘ton of some néw and. nin grocht concrete 4 ip juested fora |2%4" asphaltic | ; east in) irtad¢e. Also il work inet- |; “} wee ok a ant moterial bond in th amount of 100 the contract me | * of State of Michigan contract = pri to argent eee | tforma: f the work: will be requif Ma of | ul bidde A bend or a ‘certifies cmos in in to acceptor reject & in the bi ER ’ “H Help Wanted-Femaie 7 7 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR oA time ee eaves =e ie Here of 4. Must Hive in, Ref. required. EM ch, Lhlaiat 8 | a: FE 2-2468 b en 7 8 pm (| Act Seah emo WORK NEW 6) 572. SnPEsTER WORK WANTED. New & remodeling. Call FE _FE 5-0685 ARPENTER, REPAIRS ALTER- gticns,. 1guek service. Weatherty | with couple, rent teas WOMAN TO CARE FOR 32 CHIL- dren while mother works. for home than wages. YOUNG LADY BETWEEN 20 Cameras & Equipment +. .61A Sale Musical Goods Sale Office Equipment Sale Store Equipment Sale Sporting Goods Hunting Accommodations, 654. Sand. Gravel & Dirt ; , Wood. Coal & Fuel Plants. Trees. Shrubs Dogs Trained,, Boarded ASSISTANT SCE MANAGER. Ko be peseeine requirements. mus __Help Wanted Male le 6 AT ONCE 3‘men, wr nicl ie Bee be- | 1 ast 5 years experience eo an office manager & bookkeep- 3" paves oe able to type & take 3.40 years of age or under. CARPENTER WORK. ALL KINDS John Featherstone. FE! - CARPENTER AND CABINET repalr DB) | PIL ASTER ING, NEW AND REPAIR I au! graph. No phone ‘cola please. 5. Excellent. past employment ret) 8.CARPENTER WORK '@8 2 EXP MFC aan boat sata improvement heretofore de- | IT ti TOOLS See Spee Bransow aa Lin- experience to man- — eae t, WOMEN. Y2 YEAR} ROUND 0: 8 Single with no foniay respon peony = cata pened Wackta ® per. between the ages of 1 1 an moves position for Hfe-time ca- a to help us in ou «al erenies er REPRESENTATIVE. h Marine salary $75 per we ek. | an hot ia. FARM MERCHANDISE Hay. Grajn & Feed ....... TAT 1 OPPO! For Sale Livestock RTUNITY FOR SALES- - represent I¥ading petro-| leum peated Hines Phone FE) CARETAKERS - Couple ie apartment rostels: ‘Hus- rend patel teeeeeee TB A, Smo Sap ____ Building Serv’ Service 12 i lay “LAY ‘LAYING, SANDING & FIN. Licensed Contfac 13-1645, _Pontiac. Baar Floor Service Service New & repair work. All ma- ae REDUCED RATES to serve yi mith ~ FE 44664 ow te TRUCKS. TRACTORS - ND Li NT EQUIPME:! HEATINGISERVICE NI" "ca bens tea ~ Pontiac ‘Farm and ~ Industrial Tractor Co. 825 8. A betred = Open Daily PE 4-0461 including Sund ua ne Bees ye See Painting & Decorating 20 Plastering Contractor (,pp YOU | TIRED omar terlals furn: 44229. No job; 1’) ccatusatee, Phone FE 48805. or wast aun pales our ‘out vou able to _too_ small pO. large. : = maeaonees PLASTERING ance thawte Same.” edimale Pe pres ___ (43, CORTON BRCORATDNS, TALE merce 3-35, ; ging. Paper removed Eati- 8 MACHINE FILED aa ‘| MANLEY LEACH. 10 BAGLEY ST. 1 PAINTING INTERIOR &EX- TRIMMING AND REMOV- | | f © cent disc. for cash. si Pree .cstimates. “Phone FE| Guarantee Free est. FE 4-0205, TRee. spate BP Eee ae ~ SEPANG | PAPERING sasaete Cttimates. FE 20018. FE DECORATING - PAINTING. vew en TREE SERVICE — arant —— 10388" “Call for esti: Ow — ene Ey ene PS, epee ds, mosauitoes & ALWAYS: DEPENDABLE PAINT- a z yre exp. FE _PE WALL WASHING AND WinDow INTERIOR re ing. hi ote oretin, et any kind rapes cleaning, hom: << n No rive. tree esti “pone or bir or all. Free estimates, ret #3921. Bhovers Janitorial Service,| Call re 0-204 WIN CLEANED MAC'S WALL WASHING = PAINT. Windows reglazed, storm windows|_ ing. Reasonable. FE 5.2211 Temoved. screens washed it} PAI we . 48 vo oe P. rng AND DECORATING a et our prices first. ~ A&B TRENCHING™ Footings, water ling field tile. 190/ ALL KIN ss OF CEMENT WORK appwions GARAGES, ATTICS Recreation rooms’ and) & W Build. g220| ers 0.3706, 5 Su COMPRESSO: AIR TOOLS, 90| Power ponents heaters, sand- e e : 7? 38 rail 8 RENTA.: rE Dressmaking, Tailoring © 16 4-5240 Al CEMENT WORK LLOYD MONROE ~ FE 46866 ASPHALT PAVING. DRIVEWAYS | and perk areas.‘ Free est. J. ADSTON S PE | tet OF ‘21141 OL 25706, 230 BRICK, ND CEN mer Also chimpeys. No job too | ALTERATION, PROFESS. EXP. 37 ing. . Painting. and dstoratap, DRILLING work guaranteed. _ Call WELL epee ae Se OnE | KE 2-4315 Pal AINTINO 7aee ESTIMATES. FE Ae AND RUG SHAMPOO- _FE 3-766) Es, SUITS _terations. in E. Huron FE +1074. ___ Garden Plowing | 168 AA ee cia = sie Pe & Wall W ashing Free estimates. FE 2-2706 APER HANGING REASONABLE _tates. PE 42171 or FE 46829. __Physio-Therapy 21A A-l “A-l ROFOTI, LING ,ewanrsh MASSAGE & THERAPY. / oot technique. 72 Elm, Gardens plowed, jiawns tilled. are & 32-0077 Fast, REASONABLE rE ALL POWER LIFT EQUIPMENT "Television Service “plowing, disking, leveling menos eet ort Cow. m as, . anure. . BLACK DIRT DELIVERED By Cor a are Guaranteed work, Ph. FE| _ #8604. & fireplaces BASEMENTS _ Full or partialrepairine old & leaky basement — waterproofing. Cement floors & ¢rains—also ai ditions garages & breezeways, Toofing. sidiny. pore minum combination windows & doors. HOME REMODELERS $500 2207 W. Huron _4-5063 tee BLOCK | LAYING, CEMENT | WORK and custom porches, FE 4-5 NSE Masa Complete aaa, OARDEN, etd CLARKSTON | $278 y 335 CARPEN' Holly, _MElrose __ment work, Floors, drives. etc, Jensen 2-2340 2 2 a M BLDG. SERVICE A_ROOM AT_LOW COST PREE ESTIMATES, ALSO. SIDING. ALTERS a ° * pee AND. DIsc- ENHAVER'’S RADIO 1 repajr. 569 W. Huron. Night eerv- PE 4-5607 stim Plow garden. | fee ealls. STOM PLOWING AND Gar. DAY ror, Nic eat Ty SERVICE. id plowing Tractor work. FE $-1296 4-8189. * STRAKA GARDEN PLOWING |SXPERT TV SERVICE ALL Bervice calls § to 9 Ja- Cox Television. 463 S Saginaw. 5-4620. _FE ay iceee of Auburn Heights | OUARANTEED FE cot ANY OW leon FE ROTOTILLING. Ryn son, GARDEN Se on aan soil, OR 3.1569. D ceeal a leveling, Top or acre vard Iaveane M CONDON's GAnbEn SLOWING. ALL KINDS! RADIO & TV, 1278. PARE oT { work with tractor. _ Fr" >-1890 ~ JOHNSON'S R ot AND TV : |OARDEN eee TE AND” may E. Walton Bjvd. FE 47601 TUCKER 8 8 S RADIO PE 5-3714 FE + —— . Pike St. m ARDS SERVICE Open Soasers GARDEN PLOWING BY THE [Ot _ Typewriter § Serie: ZA rad | seeding Cn | sodding. PE oe5ti | |TYPEWRITERS & ADDING Ma. area, MA TRY AND D REPAIRS. CE-| puoereot AND ati ARK- ton, | chine Bea Expert work. rintine and Office Sup- j, Lawrence. Se RENTED rayton and Gasbabaw orca, Mutehelle, 123, ON. Saginaw 8t. MAple 56301 or. OR a aes nee DRAGGING. FE { 1 yr AND BREEZEWAYS CALL PE no vise diets CEMENT -& BLOCK |*. ___ work. rk. FE 5-0782 os ne ao _LUpholstering 2 23 Y 23-5402 / oT . EXELE’S CUSTOM LSTE = R DOs | shai! 817 Cooley. Lake, Ra ROTOTILLING. GARDEN AN ree estimates. —__ THOMAS UPHOLSTERING __ Soe * W. Avis Service. ‘id M8. TELEGRAPH FE. $4 . SLIPCOVERS, DRAPES. { & BED- ~~ RO’ TO} a ILUNG 7 NG / spreads. Your material. FE $-6707 Lost & Found “24 ing. Also pieek "% PE 4-4228 - oe ea POUND: SMALL BLACKHAIRED | - _|_male dog. Part cocker. MA 5-2780 $325 iol CEMENT 18 OUR | fat eel § Floors, barements EM 34 nhs Se BUILDING, FHA FI- | naficing Modernizing PE etl Pace CURTAINS PLAIN ea bls: Pencil. SEE CAL WORK FREE £s.| CECTRIC timates, Phone FE 2-418 S280 ELECTRICAL WIRING | LICENSED | Ed Murray FE 2-8657 FLOOR DING OLD =rLGona| FE pail Carl L Bills, 5789. ° : $223 FLOOR LAYING, SANDING. FIN- - p ishing. 12 Yrs. Exp. Care Cre Jac Free estimates. Leo & 5-748. FLOOR LAYING, ecANDING AND ALL LAWN CARE BY HOUR OR 40 experience job. free estimates OUR on Modern equipment, guar were Phe rea © John Taylor, FLOOR LAYING SANDING iz finishing. Alger Mttler,-18 yrs. in jac. MA 5-0888- _ Pont —— | FLOOR LAYING, “BANDING & FIN. ~ = ishing, C _Bud_ Fills PE 8.2959 CLARK'S LANDSCAPING SERV- 9, FLOOR SANDING, LAYING. PIN | ee Gatdner 401 Central FR) R 2-79 FLOOR “SANDING, 1 PAINTING - EX. 8-4 _ferior and inte-ior FE oe “SAFE-WAY" DRIVER GENERAL BUILDING, nee ATH HOOL rick, stone) cement work Ples- _tering and tile work FE 4-290 FILL ies, GUARANTEED ROOFS WAEL| = kinds. EST. MA Hugu 353 N oe rE? 300 PE 2.8646, F aAple Es FAMILY LAUNDRY sERy.| b WASHINGS-IRONING, DONE IN Laundry ‘Skrvice p18, a MAN 8 ))SILLPOUD 9 Con” Beautifully finished = large sum of money and aes ~~*~~| tmportant papers. Geherous re- ward Harold 31, 33290. _ Rochester RA : undry Phone FE 2-810! Lost: WHITE CHIHUAHUA DOG, ice ph, Pontiac Laundry, _2-8i01 Lk. Licence No. 518. Garfield 1an0. 33457 Schoolcraft Rd. La- _yonia. my hdéme. Pick-up and deliver. LOST: BAG OF SHIRTS ROCH- Call FE 5-1910. | it _tiac Press Landscaping _ 8A Lost: ester vicinity Substantial reward promptly returned. Write Pon- Box_ 68. LADY'S HAMILTON watch Great sentimental value. Reward. FE ¢-9724. £005 LOST BASSET HOUND. VIC. BEAUTE NURSERY GROWN! “Hoty. _Merion Blue gresq sod. FE 71-8273.) 959 reward. are | _Holly. MElrose 441 EXPERT ORNAM GENE LOST: Pua Oozine “AND ‘GRADING | vic. EM ice Within 25 miles of Pontiac. _FE 522131, ing. spring clean ‘up by e erts Rewa 2853 Bae ‘LOST’ BULOVA WATCH IN THE 5 TREF vicinity of Pontiac High or Huron ¥ FE 8-249; Shopping Center. Reward. FE FE L trimming and Buckhorn Lake Rd. Call M — RRIER IN of Edison and Gladstone. ‘Penny.’ Child's pet Teturn to 50 Edison. FE BL LACK SHORT HAIRED ae tail. Call FE 35-7904 DIRT VELED AND 46936 driveways graded FE 5-3552. Lost BLACK AND “TAN MAN- LANDSCAPING, 10, chester terrier Answers to the yrs" in Pontiac C. Mills FE! name of Pepper. FE 5-5428 Re- Also maintenance. ad 92-4211. ese vietnity nks completely installed (LAWN CONSTRUCTION. ROTO. WIL dirt removed: sand and| 86 =U LAWN MOWING BY SEASON OR _tilling. On 32860 and Ore 5-184. NEED ae KIT ren EN STORAGE. monthly OL 1.038 eee! Suerepll all W. J. De- LOWER STRAITS SSeS CO | _Hobbies &, Supplies 24A NO “Biaatwa FREE ESTM., Pr aranteed.. MID-WE8T water fing. Lt 3-4740, Vern Kel |ROOF MASTERS. int AND RE. : air. Guaranteed work. Pee es. LAWN Se " PLANTING,, mack. 840. O 7688. maintenance and Peuning: Free _p.m. = #2 to 83 per hour | CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN RG. SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING est Fields Con WE 4-000 180 N | be specialty imates. FE 2-7 Southeastern wich ; mere clean up meats mowing < v season or monthly contra W SCRABBL ETS. Landscape your home, Nothing By number A hy & { PAINT to fit) ati 16 eee own, low monthly payments | _ Again Hover rin. , BULLY 8273 ward Los¢ in the vicinity of the = tauipped. FE “3480. L.A. You NDSCAPIN® Elizabeth Lakes Eestates, Friday JO8 FLEMING. FLOOR ae NG | TOP soll ad ian. 4 | evening. Sending. fir shing. Edison. os an 5 |om, f SOUR PET Wa weet WANT TO me ee LEE ° Cc WING LAWN _ichigan Animal Renee League. _ BUILDING LOST: BROWN RIMMED GLASSES Perry. FE 47073. GENTLEMAN WHO L found the black purse and @iasses on april ro snes notify us Lic by State of Mich Setving -Lawrence FE mates. EM 3-207 LEVELING, FE 4-622 ELECTRICIAN LICENSED. Wi WISH-, ‘i job with och ez SEPTIC TAN AND TILE tae ounts first. Resy Box 4 ee rere TRENCHING AND Ks fields installed Trenching . and _Fissa ing. OR 3-5212 or KEnwood BULLDOZING cy ‘R_D. Tompson PE 4-74) Mintsnonee: cng and to a care of -general clea: 0 me = ogee ea err rar able “and i reltabie. @ Write “ Wanted Livestock For Sale Poultry Sale Farm Produce | a Farm Euler \ ose '6 7 ’ itunes hee a zing te Prefer one with experience but, Will consider ttaining ae ho route corres free to devote full (ena * apply in ‘ berson Asx for Mr. wn. E Hf. BROWN, Realtor AL TENTION. 3 women for special part, time work, 2 ae mornings, afternoons . Will imerease family a wk. Car ofesstonal ie Must be HS. tad at least. Guaranteed salary | ‘Replies caparee. Write or call! GouPLE TO Liven AND BE caretakers oe small apt. er | rerit. rite Ponting Press Box 90 leoetay WORKER WOJLD YOU this summer ceive me, 5-5535 came WORK. TREE PLANTING. also cenent work M fer an experien ied Real me ates Peasant work- Pres "DEAIRs WORK OF ANY kind FE 4-0227. ‘ Fer Sale Housetrailers °. Building Supplies — 12A ‘Empire Supplies Co. 2609 Union Lake is Union Lake Villa BUY DIREC a ania a tiianufacture gliding windows double hung windows, picture win. DONT Hy HAULING GAR GARBAGE AND AND) dows, awning windows and win- FE §-3535_ dow walls. Knotty pine paneling knotty cedar | Eerets and all|kinds of trim bs idles Dutch Elm disease _TOwnserid 17-8001 anytim Free esti- HO 6 GAUGE. SWITCHER 6 CARS, loop beginner layout. Power- LL 2-3750 after 3 30 ee as AA PRIVATE DETECTIVES. Do- | senaine and finishing. Phone FE ROTO TILTING aARDER Al AND | Notices «& Personals, 25 Beers Gal it a 5 Gis in Pontiac 01's N. 8 oe ° Betverea or ae oft up after mestic of criminal. FE 5-201. North ake landocopinge Le amateurs WHITE'S, Aerotred Knapp Shoes Fred Herman 270 Airport R. Rd. OR 3-1802 TREE | ohaTInG ay AUDIVOX HEARING A 8 EXPERTS. Adawst AT RM ie 10,-. Sai ae & Tesucking tg, Sutheriand WEDDING TNVIT ATION: up Stud 18 aren Moving & & Trucking 119) _ Printed napkins re peepee ~~~ | SAINTY MM, 4A-1 MOVING TRUCKING GOOD paki a EM 12-5253 or FE 5-357]. HUSBANDS’ WIVES! GET PE A-l ee eae ae PICKUP mide thing ao | Pas OMBING vORe | WANTED FTERING A eat AS- ; TCH PL Li as well . qualified nucle porker, Write P.'O. 100, Mid Rent Trailer Space : ma pe \avOR PRODUCTS” ‘HAS OPENING _ te ch, SIELD. STONES Pasir line of custom work done. OA 8-2054,. ‘For Sale Tren a rieed RePAh ‘sts For information fa rE Employment Agencies oO as BIRMINGHAM ese full or yor time: — 8-3868. ING MAINT. 0! Married mee with Lrg ‘y or. Ag Sale Motor Scooters Smount of 100% of. he | For Sale Motorcycles For Sale Bicycles Boats Ra TO “35. GENERAL ae tee pars ight “raining igen Tam. off Y NIG! f milian it 1 a ate with brotler ate Orr x NO ra e| more Inform. oll if interview de-/ ANT =. fiaweed wore to handle pes Eau Ee) \Clissitled Ads! noe ap) & sees 9 what you don’t need for. Transportation Offered bidders seams ot 6% the bid must ace For Sale Airplanes : aa \ “Pompey th is herewith reserved for the yf Ov aad “pirm Ingham. MId. GENERAL OFFICE — Wanted Used Cars Wanted Used Trucks "eb waive any ee | | a i ta | APPLIANCE SERVICE ICE \ll-?We service all makes of automatic washers, wringer washers refrig- -erators, radio" cleaners and all types of smal! appliances ROY Oakla: Ave. FE 2-4021 ALL MAKES OF ‘FOUNTAIN. PENS | ccpaitee by factory trainedgttien | __ at our store. General Printing & Office Supoly Co, 27 W. Law- rence St. Phope PE 3-0135. . ‘For Sale Used Trucks ae Auto Insurance | is ieee | For Sale Used Cars evccee Dl Well groomed, Typin, Ee at RE agen? Hp pare" youno MAN Oph ia ing emotoyed i. a e. TYley sbnttor PE >a Chad . 7 binding ‘ecadt's br elop. seit] Want Ads! To sell, rent, hire, it’s FE 28181, aaa AND RUBBISH is ATTEDY ‘SHES AND. RU Bisn RAULED. > anytime, FE, coe] ~_ Business Services 13 13: ASHES. RUBBIS a8 ANYTHIN' 2 If vou ate hay trouble i: Beuied aria after 4 ORiando tbs rout urparments @ meee ulant, palate prev evenings MATO FOR eee ns Mrs. Burns. FF 2-8814. 93 Mark, - vim, feel Younger. Hemie 8tim- Ostrex — revitalizes voce A-l MOTOS HAUL ING higher-potency Oxtrex Tonic Tab. EXCELLENT SERVICE . lets today. Trial size ‘costs little, |Reasonable Rates FE_$-3488) In Pontiac. Simms Bros., and co Cunningham's: A 1 so druggists eagens etc. cleaned. FE —**erywhere 0 |UgoK BETTER, ‘DRESS BETT ter Fo masta re Debt? N CREDIT IT COUN-. HES A AND RUBBISH “HAULED | Setioase INC 41% oe - 2409, Bon | above Oakland Theater rrseue ASHES D RUBBISH sp “IT8” OVEN CLEANER REMOVE |" light trucking. FE _4-6229 No scouring or scraping [FRANK OHNSON HAULING, "clea dfs like new wae No moving {ih pick up anything 54h ESS “TUES. WED) 1 & THORE Doréthy’s PES TIVE ANSWER) i es es oa we CARPET LAyvi 10), SEWING. YOUR PROBLEM: | 31246 Pri. Eves terest? 6-7973, WOULD You LIKE ube MAKE A safe investment paying 6% tn- Call Et or rr bn eS . WANTED: couner ween PE 25513. ] tT IS 2 WHITE. _BROS. » cy es HELP US! US! a gE A. Taylor, Realtor. 100 Oak: . Vvior, en land Avenw s Not Sold} rE 3221" - ef LOTS “equipment. Cal) PE G28). "| 1 you ave ‘ote in ty on |? ake. WANTED: USED tar (BEER se them" it rei rok Ti RA APT. is! MUSOU 1 120.1 LiGit e =—T 3-417¢ between 6 and 7 art’ Real tale W. Huron | “3 eeu 1. mal ea CHILD ae eae Money Wanted 28A si ioe tex ee | eee ——e. — 0 2 : Adulte. 134 Judson aia “MORTGAGE ON STORE TS ROOM. ~ UTILITIES —PURN, fiding, excellent location, Pb.| Will to for “Bese «| lots fh Waterford SOwhlte Laze| Working couple. West side. FE Wanted to Rent 29; _or Fests TY? OF +4859! + Roots A NDS BATH PRIVATE re pital. a oa PAMILY OF 3 DBSIRES bad PEDDLING YOUR Fo ial aye LOOR. rar PROPERTY? a fer barn wi FE horses; 1] morn oo eves. -Share » Living Q Quarters, 30 Wi : aig siroarl @ bandle = ai ¥ou~ -MAHAN IT DOESN'T T Pay Our method of showing only to sennees prewse rospects, | o— you in Li ™ is worry ty lookers " need farms. lakes, 1 ena we Sole eutranes. ose serbesl ines tails BN. N. Paddoc aad Tr-we Li mee & WTD: MIDDLEAG! cOUPL REALTY CO., RE, “there. hem “i. eldgrt . Hixay Co-operative 12 ae hange Free rent 9nd utilities. In Founas! FE No_child ; MY 3-2782. io NEXT wed. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 DOOR TO. ‘BRANCH POST OFFICE | ‘ACTION! LISTINGS NEEDED — ‘and commercial acreage or farms. Qu / buyers NA On the sale of your Land cone) ROY KNAUF, eal ‘tract, If ut te what we are look-' 26% W. Huron; FE 2-742] OA 68-3338 piace them’ feroveet wise S| LISTINGS WANTED — hours yee us for the fast serv-| We have ngntny buyers waiting pall orl too large or ‘bee small, ~ iy" ee the ere sraraaen Edw. M.St t. iar oger B. Henry, Inc. TUN. x Helge Sed Real Ree ts Man ba lee bon ‘OL ions Eve “ti 8:30 | Rochest CONTRACTS WANTED) SELLING? e- ts for immediate) Jf you are planning on setting om peel Geta Ea force S75 0 “better job for = or — hee apy are mea — buyers ~—— a call will ee ods 1362 W. v3 S. witha te mination, call today. nat | Russell Y CASH usse oung For land contracts, fast and effi- clent service, Ask for Russell . Young AR mo | +4525 Open Eves. 40613 Cash Waiting | ‘tit ® FE REALTOR z. 412 W. Muron 8t. PE 4-4525 Open Daily 8-0 Sun. ‘til 6 We Specialize roperties located in Lohan tera ringfield & Independen a, r eriast a action & top dol. f, arkston Real Estate K. ie Templeton, Realtor 333. Orchard Lake Rd FE 64363 WE NEED LAND CONTRACTS . We will give vou a q ca offer with no addition&a! hidden. tosts. Early settlement. Give us oats ay. Ma esti. | 8. olie & Harger Co. Huron Bt, FE 5-8183 °LAND CONTRACTS. J oe 5440 Dixie Hwy. oR } DONT =a YOUR LAND <¢ CON- an ct you have s FITOL ‘SaviNas & Toan, co. at ee MaGeT on Le the “bird” to see 1050 m St. Fhone e FE 2-8316. HAVE ~ $200,000.00 At our disposa! to purchase new, BM or seasoned land contracts fer eur clients. See me ane Badd eell.. ASK FOR BOR MAH To Buy—To 8ell-sTo Insure "MAHAN | LTY CO. REAL TORS ' |e land contract. Realtor Bearigee N. Telegraph Our salesmen are sellin faster than we are ab cure new ie’ B WE NEED YOUR HEL e have several! must take care two of our buy- property @ to se- cash buyers we of immediately ets want to be loecat in either Ottawa Hills Indian’ Village or Seminole Hii\s, Neverthless, wherever vour-home ts ¥é need it a courteous salesman ‘will be at your door 30 — _ you call, DON'T DELA Humphries 20174 FE 47114 Open Evenings Multiple Listing Service — BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE In -_Ist. : only. PRIVATE NTRAN : 3 Midway. : EVER’ Pri ARMS. & a ‘GLEAN OOUPLE. No drinkers, Oakland. «ROOMS. MODERN. UTILITIES furn Mt. Clemens. Adults 3 — FPURN. APT. PE 5-1602, S"ROOM, MODERN, CLEAN, floor, ®@ N. Johnson. ROOMS AND jolt ALL ‘ ties included Inquire #5, Dwight. 4 ROOMS HEA! AND LIGHTS. $85‘ monthly or rooms, Pall utilities. $80. bal tricity included. a vod Apply Cla 1 block east cel of Baldwin Just north ‘ LO ER N. SHIR- ley, Genel 2 bedroom apt. Adults. __References $21 wk. 56-0755 ib ate leh a school All Modern Efficiency . poms mete cooK YOURSELY. GAS. = water. Frig.. clean Slew? eekly. FE at NICE AND CLEAN. BATH and private entrance, Near bus, no drinkers, FE 5- poe Span egeg ah ch aig anaea eget Eves. Days "ea call RE "RE. 2.3 2Seik. es ona og Re ROOMS rm) PRIVATE i Tee Late ette. Employed re eee only. —No_érinkers._! Lapa ‘BASEMENT NT APT. FOR No children. —_ gas For info. cali DANDY MODERN 3 ROO R- | Fe nished apt., lare spacious livable 20 8. Main. Clarkston, Mich. rooms, full. private bath riet- ae [ aa contracts, call or see! MAple 58-5821 ed location. beach privileges on = views ohnson | persenalty tor quick. ~ Sylvan jan. city ree 7003. door. ou: 8 actio Sr 7 ~ $18 week Phone F! a - ) WE BUY FURNISHED | art. il’ E. HOW. A. JOHNSON, Realtor nell and trade. We need Mstings of | _ ard. 2. pes. | ve @ +. 2 BLOCKS 104 Ss. Telegra a Rd. farm. acreage or city home for FORMED APE. 166 East FE ’4-253 Soe Ging and Meek te ten ay | bie Ap Lor Fe ON, estate serves: Ask for Mr. Brown La totel APT FOR RENT. 210 E. = oncernin i: wee ~ C ASH i FURNISHED APT. FOR BERT | bo. BROWN, Realtor siame nest eon, 489 For land contracts. New or old. /1§62 W. Huron FE, 2-4810 “FE 8-2028- Large or small. Ruyers waiting. |———— = | —Marios. Prompt courteous service BUY OR SELL LARGE LOVELY ¢ el if play our PEs ‘boul i ea will personally buy your prop- is cordca! Aduite only, —210. Ask for Ted Hough. No ob-| {yt%, Jou bow to, aero ae ee a — 3.1943, qT. €. SHAY DE N, Realtor! let_us merenitind ae me er Weekly rates, Cuharen walnenna §6 Walton Open Eves irae zi D. Soe es: 5 can Ma Hollow Motel, 3490 Dixie ra e | IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR NTED: CIT H SEW- FiAG HOUSEREEPING NEAR | aah Contiact or equity (in your = iad Feral Feit d Call Aah bac S eacimees mM - AMY | after 6 p.m. . ‘ 1 SMALL CLEAN APT-¥OR 2 OR _3_men. Pvt. bath. FE 3-7308. STUDIO ined On Pvt. sence: New! rE 1 or FE ‘ UNION SooNT A APT. ——— ane ete Aduits- only. k. te. TIEMPSTEAD |102 E& Huren ssi. * FE an ULTRA-MODERN ERN } ROOMS, B in ranch-style apt. Raiding at Union Lake Everyth private. | Adults, EM 23-4288. « = Rent Apts, U Unfurnished urnished 34 SIDE. decorated. after 6, 5 | i | 2ND FLOOR: A eo ON EAST SIDE. 8) Ls | 3 rooms: eee 2 ROOM . a NETTE.. - stove and utilities furn, Close in, very clean Couple only. coo N, _Saginaw_ Inquire doo a ROOMETA AND BATH. PVT. = NT. roperty, Purchasers waiting. i a pated ea ost | ROOMS. UTILITIES FURN, FE ? cKINNEY 3 ROOMS, MODERN sTEAM R. I _McKINN EY neat FE 3-108). con Lhe hs |3 ROOM APT NEWLY DECOR. | Ss od ated #44 E. ke Call after | -R OOM KITCHENETTE AND pit bath. ‘washing facilities, Adiutts only. erta Apts. Paddoc : Gouncrive Real Estate Exchange 2 Open Evenings and Sunday, 1075_\ a Huron Ph. FE_2-0963, 3% MORTGAGES ROOMS, SSS AND BATH. Child welcome 4]1°IN. Perry ? ROOMS, PVT ENTRANCE AND 3 ROOM bath. 78 Poplar on Goop ) PROPERTIES: 1 acre)? ROO BATH BASEMENT | apt. Private. @ entrance. FE 5-2364. 5 pm. FE 8-236, only. 2) Monroe 3 ROOMS & BATH STOVE oe | ities turn Couple only, 281 Oa k- | _ land Ty ROOMB AND B‘TH, PRIVATE | eye utilities furnished. FE | +70 } APT. PRIVATE EN- trance, private bath. Partly furn. Adults only, 285 Whittemore. 7 ROOMS, PVT. ENT. AND BATH. Including util, stove, refrig. Adults: Closp in FE. 2-1236 after p.m 3 AND BATH, 18T_ FLOOR, FRIO, _ Stove, util. Adults. FE 2-7425. _ } ROOMS AND BATH, HURON | _bus line Lady only. Fm.5.5865./ i “or more 100 ft, frontage. tenes dd B.D. CHARLES 1717 8 Telegraph ROOM STUDIO AND BATH, _Farm_ Loan piper leeseean ; sguple. 890 Robinwoed, off N, . Equitable Socie : exeen = ___-Eves_ "ve, 58091 3 os PVT ENTRANCE AND | ‘ANTED LAND CONTRACTS.|_bath. 78 Poplar Will pay top dollar on/ todays § ea (ADULTS ONLY. al market. cau aoe i _ Auburn 4 org Baldwin Ave 3 3303, '_ROOM ie PRIVATE BATH Wanted Real Estate 32A 7 2 F | OUR SLEEVES ARE ROLLED UP !! we wiy decorated & couple: 116) Lafayette, FE 4-46 Agee! pens PVT_ ENT! Ses $12.5 Fh te rele FES Private bath 2 children wel- 1 _Gingel! wille, FE 5-1927 apt come a small chiid | LARGE 1 CoN: |. BASEMENT | |3 ROOMS AND BATH. NEAR. Fisher Body, Children welcome. | _853 Woodland Se ROOMS & BATH HEATED. Ground floor. Private entrance, _.Near Goodison. $75, OL 6-1831. 3 RM APT N. HEA f) UNFURN. HEAT & water furn Yearly lease & ref- ‘erences requir At Grbdvelafd Andlwslsrelacarcaltor « 2 AND 3 ROOM PRIVATE BATH, on Dixie, MEL, 1.72 81. $75 ver) TION! The sprifg rush _? children 75 Clar a aOOMaRERT = starting to r roll ahd we plan |2 ROOM MAIN” Se PRIVATE > RE fot io eats. thous, sell -more | than ‘our entrance, utilities furnished, close . + front apt. | hare. TH TTUAL CO- in. 1375. Conveniently located +o factories, | OPERATION UR pea ‘DRM. FURN. APT 12 STOWELL ca Riser ones Panama | HIN 30 YO 60 DAYS. $55 mo. For a ematica call De- Can see from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m {~ Let us eee fur clatmn with _troit_KEnwood — Adults only 290 N. Paddock Al- | and R ESULTS ? ROOMS pyr a _berta Apt: Conval pat LING, YOUR | Adulte only ve ® 7 ROOM APT, 43 FLORENCE ST. PRoPE nT, log ate cue i ROOMS ERETIAN ‘COUPLE, | MY 3-8805, Lake Orion. - E 3s N- ae bath and entrance. 118 ¢ AND -BATF™ LOWER. WELL SIBILITY rq YOU." Call ER ard heeted and clean Close in. 2-way ue | econ BATH HEAT. LIGHTS.| entrance. Back poreh. bus / and gas; Close in % sae ICAL Ly NEW, This 2 Bedroom home ts ideal flor ® small amity. You will find ‘this @ neat as a pin and in, an excellent West Sarena log: | Large ft. lot with plenty of hanes bee space. Only $7,060 with F . C. Wood Co. REALTOR - Corner Williams Lake Rd. & MS® OR 32-1235 . Office me- 5:9” After $:30 call OR 3.2603 3 Bedrm. GI Resale f mostly by and LARGE, OFFICE SUITE CONS AY re oe nova a heatin — flees, pins lar Sence secepeen oom. large ge home, o an be used for 3 paved | road near churches & = - os ‘on he — ore ee inside. a i aears paint- Te pve _— it req . Muren St. Park vail. e, aie ase available at tise. per] Brepiece with bees iahdscep: ca BR ERs & GREGG. nth. See Mr. Mensies at = erty, cal Paved street, ‘enced tm prop- i} Us EPle Ss - tol Savings - , Co., % Ww. Call FE >-260 m4 Kae Milage . ; 7 EM 333 AY F fi A . T West Huron. nent to Riker HOME of BUSINESS Eves, FE33705 or _ EM 3-3i97 eal for r fessional services office. Ward 3,000, inodern ¢ ros Tome, on : HA Y DEN BLP, ge Realtor. 1090 W. room on Hu ed feat 3 2 ‘ear fay eae business Gl RESALES. bedrooms. - 19x 180, tL ettes down to wt For Rent Miscellaneous 42 42) end. ver cent mortgage Bat.—at $64 rf month inc, taxes & mel CAPPROXIMATELY 2.190 89. peEt.| R. J. VALUET, Realtor lea we) ce ede. or gma taf for | A SETIPL PSone ounvice” SS es ‘ne: “KG. “aisirStexb = soa seme pone $68 _B,_Buren re co FORCED SALE AU Oak Setlists) a Owner must sell this new 3 bed- Sth a cath 1 dows. to sasieamers ts FE ent grind 300 ent ranch ee with full ma mortgage. per month. tre t : ety fyerEn RD. § room 830286, =) ear carege. $iboe ac do’ owe: TE POSSESION. Lake : vowoaly ‘er mi —- Newly INCOME, Sell or trade equity for late -motel cacas ton “at 3 Hy . bathe, a car eens: OPEN DAILY 12 to 8 p.m. $1250 Down Tnapect ot model as'neee,¢ nee bale “entrance. Daas Master bedroom 1%"12. Modern kitehen, custom bullt cupboards, Bath, ith wan + ‘ott furnace, water heat- er & ine room solar. (tle: | 22 vi leges on Whi rive -_ wae to Dome Lk, Rd. Must seti! Owner being trans- Set a ent © rr ¥ . oll heat, big 20n24 dear carport.| J. * HAYDI DEN, Realtor Nicely landscaped. Cash to mort- | 86 E. Walton PE 6-044) gage. = possession, Open Eves. ‘Bun, 10 to 2 Possibilities You must see this exceptionally well-kept € roo full: - ar & Py down, — Taree. closets li bemt., of] heat, Shown by appointment “only. Comfortable Home Near St. Fredericks Pi of room for that growing family Thig fo home ts located on 2 lots & has 3 bedrms : RETIRING COUPLE Por only $4200, this is - cule « e large er oa a good road, — DRAYTON PLAINS Just off poo nce A well butt and well arranged 6 mode aes: Marvelous ment. Garage, lot 100x200, fruit trees . garden, Reasonable ‘price & term OSEPH F. REISZ 's = up, Sa rey, — J - om sunporch, living rm. with rE Ww, : fireplace. ining rm kitchen, ee by —. a arty breakfast Hook & small bedrm, down. Shower & stool in bsmt-2- car garage, Terms available. . John K. Irwin. poe LTOR 1014 Ps , Lod Street vaiean one Eve, FE 2-1804 or) WE BUIED on your lot a lovely 3 bedroo starter home oe bath, well, septic, wired, autom ter, kit sink and interior studding. ‘Very attractive home and well constructed —~ Down — Ask ot Mr, Brown.” [L H. _BROWN, Realtor 1343 W TEMPLETON IDEAL LOCATION | house, new “kitchen, “with ‘dinette : ace New cedar shakes on out- = le, with a car garage. On paved close schools, stqren and bus wie Lh F'JOSLYN ae : Ee hortke. - ‘ood ard. Close to schools and stores, Iie th testo onable down pay- K. re Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd.. FE 4¢-4563 After 5, call OR 31708 K Fatablished in 1916 weer he NCOMF Well to- ? anil With @ rms and coe each Oak firs, full base- ent, gas heat, q-car garage 1 R. 500" Elizabeth. Lake Ra $125 DOWN Lake Orion, @ rooms and bath on one : ‘ith sto- ker heat, street, in $750 DOWN _. ms and bath, plastered walls 4 roo basement with olf furnace. Sell or trade WEST SIDE 3 bedroom modern home, fire- | place basement, gas heat. $3,000 oe: Bel) or trade or make | offer aa . 7 ROOMS Only $4,500 with’ $1,500. down Lo- cated close to downtewn on paved street. Basement with stoker heat. ELIZABETH LAKE Aluminum ated 5 room and bath Oak floors and pl . T2150 fence lot. dake Led Moras) Sell or. trade, Dd. RILEY, BROKER PE 41157 ment, Nicely landscaped and shale trees Quiet paved street. All in| Al condition. $17,500. OVER ACRE — of ground. A GT reaale= gees. “tamily home with 3 or @ eat tiled, bath, to speed Lake» Lvrnoges. too, Now at $09,050 . REMODELED hha aD DE en, fall Seen with gas heat Paved street Bee iad bus. Now at only $8,050 -'te NORTH SUBURBAN ~ toe eTh re carpeted rms, and tile bath © Oak firs. plastered walls, pie- tute windows. Family - sized kitchen — all newly decorated OM furnace | alum screens and tTms. 2-clr garage, ~bus at ened Quick par tesstes: $12,000 ith $3 509 do ¥ ‘(ON — North aside a $595 DN. PLUS | ‘costs NEW 2 BEDROOM FHA HOMES Auto. gas heat, wood kitch- en cabinets, tile bath, large utility room. Wide ¢ ity lot, peda “end water: to schools. shop 8. MODEL Take aginaw beckery mh on at land? sive ~ Model 871 Ingie- OPEN DAILY From 1-00 pm BEART: BLDG. CO. es 7923 DA Posgrsst ' 2-bedrm.; home fee heat water softener — all | [us ike new! Only $2450 down to ts Der cent mortgage. RES - pee rural ‘fer bea Pull bi modern hitch. en, pasement. re ontt tiaras 20 ; ‘miles north :¢ y pee road Large poantrs ae ‘elbo rgom"’, Tere is idea) get only minutes. away | from work It would be fun to) it way you want—this fix forest ‘* THO-with $1,500 down ONLY $865 DOWN #00 MONTHLY. — Income. Plus &- | rm apt. for owner, All furnitute | in rental unita inclutied _Atew }-8 gas furnace This is | wise commercial 08 | re pal Gee eon ms, i MULTIPLE LISTING ee Ew CUSTOM BUILT -3 bedroom homes located where you plastered walls, Wardrobe closets. vestibule entrance with closet and lovely Kitchen. Full basement with eat, auto, hot water ee nena, ‘thays. Fruit room other cores Full price Cedar Bhake ‘«lingles Lene lot, Can be brick wit) ‘additional. Model to 9 beroom bungalow bus, stores and on a biacktop 2 atreet. “the full price mise this is $3,286. Oakiand Ave. front-— oma, vane 1 NCOME vrecated off Cooley Lake hoes” at is in goed condition 1f48 Union Lake- e-Rd FM mesily | weer SUBURBAN ~ og a, daar througtiout, Has auto. heat and INO” DOWN |] PAYMENT | = Flom kitchen. “planerea \walle | full ; basement. Good ope i Ino MORTGAGE .COST/| ° tasted. sfall Desens —— Fao eae. tina tee inctuded in ne ot | on — saree Aa dt free = ear jot, jandscaped., iack-top | $15. with $4,000 down oe room starter pes $9,050 with $2.950 down or | homes *with full basement ig NORTH END build off our a with small down bere! Wiscount for cash. Sate A GI Resale that Civilians Saga’ aad gal bergalow wit full basement at” = — INDIAN VILLAGE -— -6-rms &) bungalow with fu asemen = BY OWNER GI RESAL bath. Fireplace, circular break- down moves you in baa Sy | | room, 2 car fact rm. ghe beat & garage Month!y payments only $67 white 10 mins. from Pontia 1. Newly tecorated inside and- ‘neludes taxes and insurance | Rochester area. 332 Michelso# Ol, modern kitchen $13,500 with Don't #a¢ 1 ul) tell you about | o-Hi0-a1 day Wed Get, atte 2-205 — doen this one. pm other days Gt RESALE ODERN 7] WED: FLOYD KE NT, pT Longin Ser etitnl bikeie: hod W. Lawrence E 5-6106 | fenced back waral venetian) blinds. storms and screens, gro = $3000 includes taxes and in: Open 4 ; Next to the Consumers Power ont STOR 0 Balwin Ave. no answer — rE “| want them, Has oak floors, | ee Batt Real. Estate Exchange Ma For modern ¢tty ae. a — . M bath lave- reves bens | ae OL 1-781 Bee ae Se mini down ae . Pot ates Line and se 3 Low FHA paym: OR KE RD. Pease o-cs : Sco ea fess ta beck yar fenged™ 1 PERRY 2 pod Chang modern kitchen dining m Lot is —s coop feed — sbace paymen -and liv. room with Mu GA Y LORD * bed. Excell for owner mente i more |exctustve - than co tract borhood pavmesiae® MOR swe | lpia in cere Professional Building’ Tvabie, basement a one Me . And Home ~~ west SUBURBAN In tae" Pontiac Next te Eace ica Sms : cre this buildin re. apes ls suitable {or ibe INCOME — % Sten het laanading node eng tome 3 eertnte serena house. Ter =e SB asair| owner room irtment 4 Total ‘@, + terms) Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor 22 W. Le e Bt n Evenings | Only 41000 for thie attraetty ) PE 5-6161 of FE . $0338 Neve Af domed a attic ives Hee ely ls ma call Mer e ol BEDROOM, FULL oF “eerie 8. i AC aaa Seseme se ey win “*~ mA T. Sirf t Realtor Liege mpg finished | Cae one P= i pelea $12,500» Rerma. , _Sylvan Lake Village. LAWRENCE W. ‘ Sieaal has .several new GAYLORD ranch homer with 3 dedrooma, ~ per eet Massive fire. FE 49564 piace, wid, studio ling. Really “ius wae ls Bae ee The allt Kitchen with tabled} LAKE PRIVILEGES : top stove, oven, dishwash-| on large core en fhchen “to admire at Oe oe Einabetn take ee s feature . Best grade fir Tumber, face brick. Somes lor Read tlle Amble gas heat, concrete drive- way Sa teeat City sewe faite sity eal mi on & g nai > Or ‘tor appt. QUALITY PLUS ROS. tb Par tridc ls in Cos ae 3 A 1s Cx room bri $1,500 oa 8 THE BIRD” : zekegramn, vara hoo) avn te |_hesement, an i ile of poreas Qvericokin Ourse from 418,05 cobecain 21 ft including 3 of living ted ro - ‘0 Loppers dard l Pontinn Tele, garage, teas Joho bath. rene course, res Stiver L V Nes Maasmenta ‘basement. ily a 3 bedrms O ttawa Hills : mf. to 4 and 90 pas top Pontiac Lake piss y pine hives end more car ahanaanae sme s ater ered FHA oe WN xi I or pi ad e216 fy en cas rse + such ri “eve ‘ a d . Le Cass. rm., phe briek Se Ww \ " “ vou th ke road s that wil pl as: 2 with ap Mode 500 D . irst You’! rive os PE 2.9 Elis, Rd. one ing rm. with 3 a els RD FE ere! FE; u aces, ja: beautif tom = featu: on F 1 Open OWN * os th: id want | Saroiu ryl DOWN — L \ 23-0179 Gs “og bs fi arce itv, RE e P. a AMIL , rge ce ul brick res, ernbe: Daily 1 i GI RI is one. hou acaned ake irest. Lo Fs Atttact calreus healt li EALTOR ARTR Here ‘ H = a = ramic fire- a to 8 P tsal se and lot tn datae \ ive eal. ALTO IDGE fortis G20 OME chen bao bob ., mod Elie: M, e eS cdroce | cai with one mers terms R ; FP me co soaicperl darn tame ath = abeth 1 Off rapper noo indy be bath \ WW ATK on St: NEW FE 4- . | school nvenieatl in irch doo: s of spacious e FE +4 ake Oyly osed bungal ach. Clea TKINS with Practical es 1" BLoces SSS8t) as s and 5 tty loeat a Phage hod paca fice eee $9500 epee low with 5 LAK faclated” P ment. ee new ho R BLOCKS ON AT 1 | tures pantry « “located ‘0. Ren: Ieee 2nd oft aeons apace : REA . A moot conven’ , A good —— at ealy'| rr os AKE Wirtng itehen and me. Pla. EAL EL WEST . $8 nd m bi res pi fir e TOR: e to ent | $795 ralue"’ ly | lake f peme $1,400 IN i Hitchen “an bath eg ace ars & B or rms e d’ many other fea. fea iva —. ne a2 i Oven Eves" ’ a ‘ Ler d and eres Popper peoelgangelin — Brand press prooplibherne a Pieas- lake," Maple _§-4386 i e rtviieges careet West S Pall basement | scat Bien pass CASS asonabie | fare automatic ‘course eridaking voaneslEr® 4 = Sun. 1 ta 5 forms and. rm, “bungalow ee at ou new starter seed copie who ceuife 8 * vate de - ASS [ = turgs_¥ man at. Also en hi ome NER: asement. 7 bath, all: ‘c hot w ptic, wired full b place, 1% ba Ly oe Hazel e PR LAKE ‘ull pric y other f l-car basem ith bath 3 BE $2,050 Onl ns. 4 intert er, ed, auto- asement, oak floo ths, : : Stre RIVILE Z: ‘appointment * $17,900. ine fe Gu Pinos se one tan! tig dor y_ $9,500 Reger tas “stud sink re arn hanya bis ‘ JACK ° oe et _ Mode Attracti LEGE . ent taday. Call ‘a OR > ar garag half, r month. Ba! with | vesti Large ing. Lak and = ge. eat. 3 F clarge lot, t ern 5 1 segs Med neat S for IMM FC ae e. Dray- and insur! ‘icludines $ x bule ent roan priv- Boneh safe. reular ar E.. ca ou foom roo Basem and cl EDI, ae < urance. ing ta truction, ae om with each, Ww sand ement t. + -LOV \ r garage, 61900 Te jain. Clar $i1,- ath, o spa tchen. full modern er must Quick good ae . T +186 OAKL ease Bldg. COLORE DG Pe ce be LN re ESTATE MAple rire Stich. ‘ me oseph's i Foua soriot | ae oat er wil’ tare . and seseent a bungalow ete “for possession "Com: ] F S : By ows = I INO CING TH iniownlll Gal ME he ee ai} lots o7 O81 60h 1 wt all, a itructio ous cbrasea: oak uifionree piesa! clam ise: 2 to - th. —. 2 bd FAKE bedn of 60 71ew HM OPEN- family m Oakland we, : $395° es iis $21 sce og 7 amas round §2. and be. s0n- large recreation ry Fro ; . BI ‘LIEVABLE rms. Pric a ens- N ANDY peanion tn Bed ease. by | ath. ut nd din m. co ed- ner hi ster 0} E/A ce a ‘ : . , : oi a ( . : roc in ility in, mbined H. jomes L uburn treat Bet up. Ful first _— and T rR ane Al, 8J e $9,700, H ONLY HOM * 4) On Iny porch room, area kK. town M : Fang bioal replace r 4 Nom RUF XS OORTS LR LIE. 2. nt $1,500 E i Only 2 yea lot Pri ,Toom. large gh tiled. WEA Beg groomed » —~-WEST ee one "today | RANCH HOMEY 6e a Rome oes |g item's And In | farfoung ttt "cor EONS MOLTIPLE List! i wall. to Kehoe onesie Pees $8480" with te Taree, > STOP= VER’ [Broker (wan © OF PONTIAC nee ee. tone 4. ome tens heen latter int Mr Allen nec pete anon rah : LE LISTING SERV: it screens 2 earpeti on hee | Ranch-tvpe: Bull in = aos Hb, pale ome I. pK es neat Knott; aun; wcikes Through it. terse Brite 811000 term Rise neds LOCA —— 20. | Perpetad ing. room D'2e ft. car- $800 ICE ar gare I soapeatien Ce wee jor oceR / Pim room Knotty utility IN gh it. re Seal ito wil! , 0 terms decarat TED ON FE 2-8800 Lg oy aree paiarai car- Jou Do _ Lak | $2000 do Priced $5. 28x40 Nn eres with Pin caiy US e 84 ft. . iarge pine rir ae pa fear SOL nt iNev 5 ing | bi This ts @ -RASCO good dining: mirror 1 fire- R GR AVN == ake F wn. at $9450 on tt es of la: 1) bas: anch ¢ er | ee rose aed jpeg ore ore het Arboles] tl = v Brick R | ungalo peace eho poe ery ne ee tat ie SvEAt te me a Bia ront: +e race with ac. 3190. cl ment and 10 aa and ake Pr: ced w he be lass de ex- -y ck Rate Va repartee ct whi EET at an sement, full bed ! iT VA 1.500 i NT..C Earle 90 2 nd 10 clean, $1, ona in its Sittie ot ce ree n Ponth atch rail pelreo acta) lire fleges attr: auto bath room Brand LUE lov down bath ITY. ‘on. MY 2 aks of P :, ; 000 @ weet Ws a of on: view } ft tte ac-Wat = ar wa ace. fi in eve ame Outd active oll turn for 1 bung new : ely su will m up, 41 3 bed 64. Rd ‘ons \- Si AL I ate ature Th Crores kins F ; feicede eet ivatemeat de- | NE\ loor eril! Take pre for) im media’ ew) feaay osu Youre, put you seitees eee rooms _ P c RIDC ot vances coal epane ioeld > want Te gee oleitan tates 23 scaped siete aha le! ca ft, | Large V BUNC Better hiery, bauer e Cr ae | rice. Call shel dh Nd 5 with EASY terms: ape ot) nd F if : aE of tars and sore the ae 4} sanity ied 3 nice , Roman and ec vara beatae dricee Uses bed GAO Nery ‘ ieee with e ae | Call for home. $ 2 be a Y¥ terms. priced at ase. | or Sa i | SWAY De suede i ba nim Bitches BEN chee You'l defrieeraise) aie ce lake Union bake Ww gees tine tee lexeside mesrieding! sally BEDROOMS. one Lots © — \ trace bal Taare cence: bath term ae ome prc ine) Ton, Malt Mass os a eelnden: eee erunale pete AG bis ela Bn pi Uiving boating, R oe \ament™ with “rite | : < a. MULTIPLE ee: BUILT feature meny of. the Brice $16,030) fare anty. $3.00 for. repelled | Py ase Sie se a "pure Vestibule lo fenders has ussel H > ne inde ne Kitchen, ful dining - Beautiful f RIDA .° NG sen Seite os QUALITY pseu : oie oniy. $13,380 farlum. 1 aa ae os uy far wehenee Gainie ow and = l We Latico lnc Pon ull base 305 ft igh’ and dre , vi for your ATY JOF ment n Call sn {fl Lett 0 Red 4 n We« area with . Spaci « D ge lot. P: room =| n . deep,/1 ‘are: onl rw a at on™ IN ji | PAUL sean | Gi to bropert see farmace "i ea Youn eAXTON PLAIN = ory 38,7 road frontage . st! Ow : : »AINS 00 ny * 'S | of our nara, iy one ceca pre E ils chit KERN iroux- ish u Interest axe Davmentss of “2woH ReAce g zane ope ee Heep Aaa | Acct aoe hisie" pare Gadene: be — : II ie | eat prices Gi a . | GEN ad ance FHA Fos Par) ear Oren Daly os EN ETOR TS doen priced irsoms | corment ced dota ola ond : AN Ts ces 610 W OH REALT Est 495 D FERAL Nx S tion to costs instr- per Daily a vi ees \ own. : at $12 e- sprin Hw e up p ishing « t ac oT ’ /M urol oR late a ne ixie H REAL ter down are in ad 9 FE 5 TY a1. 500 be gs y 19. W rivile _ 450 s HAVE ULTIPLE. st ET iC Ee: _ ii = OP. wy . EST look paym di. 7 aa 44525 > 41 \RES ach ri oki Washes ae ' = : a 2 ar en ui ATE Pho at t ent. Bet- ’ 7 ur 5 ungal RESA . vit \ ér Wach _ _Best Buys a WOnEE 1 wNS "ut ot Eran Ree LM aes eee eee Y 30291 eee owe foday' Sap nt ee Priced a area ott beviroom ful pr Fes tori of Br ‘and e anal hi - 7 VIC’ ye th er pul m ‘ B ue - ac ‘Alsol Onk < - ——— iT destened Stree . Tage. Base Fireprace, 2 M ES. ( RAY yethe | ~me home. as Sattiecen clauing) ere oe sobs doen Hegel with 308 f pin abe teste O ay! heip you oo BR _Ore paapelytpliey ete 1 eae | Sci u oe Boe ON u R ot yc ae a new Aantal doo pres. LN a ad insur ican ane pe ee teres friars oo alec ites — tc nge Hal e weat - ett | i ‘elegr a eal i- fo our ch custo: own i" AVeie suranc n nays . month n gprecenon ~ a ih sf hone aph altor | rmat olce. m bu pay- QIN & aha rlraditas) 2 : ; -AVON 2 ee Pontiac MULTIPL ms "ts a | | co-operative B_3-7103. pen 9 --5 °RUSSE: call For com a homelleae RE AD Ate REE ort overs «> Cute § ON TWP. | “HON SESE COS ® LISTING | sr ' ‘ m" THE zei Ree! ees "5.7282 ae FE ¢Se08 A. NOTT. ila Coops Hur elles | bienoow gandointment ies bui | uF RV nA a US e_Ex per on 00 ence iy room ol ane Mae as rae | —D ia “te Northwe ec AN LAWE | iow. Pie M crave Real Fst ree taree vormes Nate HR a : screen: jurnace, eur | NTER” lnkanl Ap st n INCOM s ERC ULTIP e Bache gs HON rms FF at au vIsiIos” water he and storms | w ns Q : ee . one of tl E with 1 RONT | LE LIS" nee AESITE: 8145 ft by 22 ped ret ‘Laras jont. Do Spates | | " “fe village. Thefe ake front on | STING SERVICE peers ts ENT . RE Rers hee | Beige Rou akbar A ooTayae “DOW 1 ect awe Toe. al ess re seo £ GATE\ rice East ne broc “ i s 5 i . cy : i E ly $1.500 _ We also A Can cARPORDI Exceptt OGM BHR ooE N : eee piece ee cals J bathe, coms | MU : VAY : owner Head of water $500 a oor rrange peli etiee | 36x42 ons cedar BUNGALOW ee 4236 e Highiand Of rents ae oe prion re LTIPL@ Li H to OMT @oone ods 8,28 DOWN convenient office “ol cme. | able rome. origin eke venrsion Modern» bedro A gen wees MU 46883” family hy bel so" monihiy Hou: ee eens SERVICE APP IN a ‘maa . : office ‘of aie | Feom room 15 ughout, ioe low porct withiig amine | ferue 3 bed 1IGHLAN Read ome! Very inta 1 le se clous— Ite E HILLS i ES — ACRE ‘ ea fat ge vsiiverbel Re Lowe KENT. = | reime, Bit ae, smaster be heater, “House "ect eaten ie sae atte Masen TER ane neigh howe ine ch ge Nour FIRST OFFERT ae wr wed on” lar pee ee Realtonl ell carpet Reled aude mati BEY Mel apeseulenateley ce Full price | : mniy 617500 WITH rage’ Requisite. m ranch CQL FERIN pec JM =: of do lot. Tota on Ia ge kitche Qual _iveaitor utstand| ing an udy Ww D fleges o as new mately . got Lae ITH Dias t xquisi ached ch Brick ONTAL LING pat rh oe hem =ntorn — pees ew By etl ATY BUI i ng appo d'many oth. Se Picin ee root Lake |~ 3 _bed WHITE poteced te decorations: Busey Frisell INCOME’ ome dee e and only 12818 ies lat 2200 OFF LT” HOM . po intments, oth- | of $65 in lainy, end Lake ak aeecinok ing mod LAKE SYL\ a floors ae and ations, aad ® and ba ticom mee i~ ft pioniage aor, $1 750 ot eee Hwy Es: | mapONALDSON oe nciecen ta thly ake near caraner White. frame AN ir and bed he living select clos bath ‘up. ata down. with 5 ms pm 850 an And mont -DOWN Open neo vy—'a black is eau RAN PARK — contract Tobe de ents| ‘suo por Siteched Lake home | l= iersmic rooms are rich. coeGt space ane foes rooms = only aoanry : eves, FE Tues mo) warns ma es CH HOM TE No oth sold f an bore Aces Comt "a car RR _— Hic Hatin he rich Ei Lee U tA Spree ee ot . men 2-0123 Th gar th b doo E er ¢ : a All atic ortab ame ath. wall 120 units. ement ’ x J8 Sew «room and ui meariy 7 en on | Citic ne I sthenton | bor Pal 8 tiaras room able 2383_Orchgrd TY ot ped fot. bau "You ll Paved. street landerapea “eh, fat : “! me ity Wt . x23 ation Meee : 12 500° - Gl Orchard Lake‘ = oul cron’ Bus locat garage cath weet beret Oo cole peed eau: SCOTT = & of arene Tieclace livieg fos! [OLMES- B. | $2,500 do A real | = be FE 5-0 roune AND anisoo $140 Eoatlae en rife howe Plent: punter fies eens. | cesrine r | Beautif IE ARGE » _ | proud ae a house abiedaen OR, 4302 ARTROIWI | 3 apart LFOR B | - 418 ioe largé 2 b LOVEL MEN aoes Offered ol sy oo | ton eat garde room..fgr a ; 8 wand Modern weil landsca RONT SPpron eae ose ‘You, could me 319500 | Dixie Hwy | J meent heey LE OED : | with Livin [eet roam co | MENT COMPLETELY at ais 050, terms ae neoe fiat < yond —— er | large level bho ped grou! e. frutt re é¢om usted 4 Eves ° bath, large ach apa M50 7 ure wind slan1 - | D PART- choose other AGA — only ot of land. ‘ with fir carpeted me con nid § py eae lot es; MA 5-12 arate ut excellent concitice rt. | fra [Brendel and ndow K 8, | RECON from ocation ee epia liv sistin ov andsca' with 49 jaune tility ro concit plus m Hei in verv ™. itch- | X : SoELC 8 se ireom ce. ini ing roo « UTSTAN ping. | ry ° om wit ton. Ser Larg ston: gbts 5 ent. odérn | OR’ OVD k well 8. tiled ing ro m BE NDING ba Cd > | quipment D ceeds | roc activnd he © conultuetion. : with | AC hea Pull base. ee THOS 4 OW KENT a. wt "3 BEDROOM at pnoees then sunroom. | A beautiful white} Chane 7 Yr ric . mm Fes wall hrepigge Livtn onsirction. Toe ath oak floors “and right Built_in tosh. ae uses eG beth ates Tae years a ath ate paneled | be Teas | can with except frame Sade 18 .TH ge AAU ee = counterias Bo caene! yen ‘hes cation” Berry Pan Good | vestibu en aun ab MSAD 1" ° the Co Even TE saio8 on. morte temas room old hh born a Pe hivine he ms| po leche. heat, al basem rn | E BIRD" IN oe RE _fruft tr og Late land: venetian. A doll ‘ark « | living ile entran bed roan anned Loe OSU mers a ‘ wate and se e, preeotinie 5 eae) mitate car ‘umpus sale a) rehes ahd twe lovely nent TO BE ; ALTY WE LOOKING ga ace . Cyck landsca ormica | tended house (. yeneti room. tile ce to att home. 20 1 ns Power } a ine. heate screens urn: preciated A garage m | car ga chor fe: assed ath WE ve . E C, SC . c > HAVE U Cah ‘on fence ped *dot ple A for rea e but floor an blin bath ractive | LOTS” IN: . ——=_—_— school. nee vee iedclesss to b This! ° take rage and ed lot 50x an ST SI 4 . HUE ETL ae DRA or Lppe l'a.car Toom nm imm 1 living me Te ed upstat os Bel at an Highlat IN SUBDIV - 4 - Only “A new on Here LAKE shialiteriog on small h orksh 176. wer DE 1 rT, Rez seg ¥TON A intmen ombaogs aeulate 9 bea copmge is Fs, ampl armay Mp acte ne N sumbivaat Ci f arace- ca iH a fi PRIVIL Sime) Saittan: sell: y attra soy HIG Nealte = a REA E nt. gas Hp nse cl ease OL yall gpaxem putes reas Get + ON = : : $500 =o be opts mentey EGES =aice : fecidin aban at ctive % | 8081 HLAND 6 nl adern bh Excel | Hern UO all bes Alum mg ent, s uture aatry | Mane ory pen et IN ; dining toc ee aatcme ns | RANCH Feet jualiwestic | 081 COMMER M500 ae cor tinecince. min pi Ney Pires Be Agu jyaum neat space f cose dees arechautitenete D toom A u hedr at © ome CE R 1 EM ee SHY) ee uilt 1952 | alt ered dec- > ndsca me ake o. or Bh mR ret out io | OWN ed 2 bed living come home BEDROO OME ished ooms di ‘eat pie be . RD 3-423 bar et Nomen a F 1952 | ravcccuer ie: © aint stre ped lot aad Ge, etc Seni ae nearby the = 4 , en . sunn room m listed. os ar MS third attic u own A ees Pi EM or 6 |$21, tached om ap ull base- | Mod rner jot arage od 1 net oft . Soxtee screens. $1.00 tle. th build Good oe * have th abe ar New v kiteh s. Mod- to a hofn e prow ‘ bedroo pstairs, nd unf 4107 000, gare artment | estly Well. pleas- down. ered om ft ns iy) id. each ere 1. ing jo — thts w RA ‘age, 2 off turn en. basé own. bi e you w id, to h nm 1962 Is m or r Ideal f in- rm me fot 1 1%)! priced planted 00D V at $12.800. paved Fst pee tll ts. sty: cute. brick | Priced lots Pt ace. ¢ se | Bttache eautiful ould be ave thruout, ts! in ecreatl or Ww. * 30x260 AH at $92 | . ALUE-8! £1,905 Mich evens ! down hice. corner ba son st only Ooo ouble) Das db butt» proud) © 4 excellent co Built oO ALT OF ome oe SPICK SEE I 5 4-857" -Phe eee ee lot. ‘Hous on}. auch, wil of shad alnneree rick saps Pus basement sin beak RTONV ranc ON BL A ae SPICt iB S71 ne Milterd ok av | some modern rms W wit e ments 4 ¢ out marage, with | 12.5 auicae ement dition We h VIL The home vD hap a loca PR F NS OANTYCS HIG iiford, ehland ann inte: is sivalscasnt tee partic emand. standin home| mon beta jew. with- whl oak 1 L E hermopan Large 4 aren . ‘wean 5 di ton) 90 ouD 5 OR TH ND SPAN sH AND ‘ MUtu Eel buy rior fini needs: Cory DUCK ont for mo cular ju ed ae ee | appoint thi iy at 4 Lela mies Hones | Ha util, pabils bbd 5 or ~ i tt tchen wit window, Htvin~ foo = bu nh Lake all hom u'll be att In it SMALL ; AN city of N RY L ee here for only A Foo’ modern * LAKE b oven yer. in ayia Wot 8 today Ce cone " a wood m, modern le bath, th snack dinin m, te, ent Estate e. Fliza- out’ Pi 953. We FAMILY down Ponti ors I ot iy 86 pele toe n° bedros basemen aan: gril eae ost | rol ‘aterest, re oeear 2 Ue em/ cart colo’ Pobgepae tte 18 © 12's liv s Ve Perea at Ca oe io eh ele N THE ——— oe rth a tar el aecaeh oom. Living » ir lenoecabe ri peuthanann See} jeees Narpeiee woke, old || extra rage Gas farane tamic Datyraihe HFpatinyipfies) Ge a 2 bed Mecinted 4) roome: a takes a. month each ‘Sia M. S: ae screened Attached Well trends | Tor ation wane cae standing 4 1N 4 in’ vetiien Lake aiare TAL eon yar features ce furn urés. 1! ry al firep! be placa eel bedroom d 4 room ong Lak 3) Lake X150. PO FE! Salts: — R | Bhade Leke p Batice | pol lcs lanned = Paty jon room. | Nd INCC Himgiter cain t rolehel Lats bee eee ea The. tan Many dining og pace were has doriso tt Offered pene Oe ‘Estate| F NTIAC-W ATE] 8 , Realtor |, $8,000 alee privt lar Large i restricte T 5 OME ; only is hom term sprakier landsca > ng room ing cab It - in down, B Offered andsca ath, soxia1 4 E 5-371 ATKIN tren eects, | OssH 4 Truly. @ . I NOR syste ped sahil ear inet EAT: Sncsiale ver toon 1 Wa, 8 "Span Eves, v's | ith" reasonable, Priced IRE ¢1 feat i unusui f you TH down. | m. $18, ranie bec, satreneeed 8 PAY! a a) pees: Wale qeAUTH A 8:30 6-41 Many othe able ter ed at Ex ¢T TER - att y is the ‘al thico moder are look | Op : : Fe fe ‘bath ple clos good To NOG REN’ sacrifice mot FUL H t hom ms, Recéiient ‘teaven RACE Sienctixe//f 4 tn 1 phe. Inch Ls rl ing for 8 pI EN I Full bas se propane dale? jee ey oe F LANDSCAPED 7 lie Ltht UN. 4 rothy S| es to choo: 4 teiek lo¢ation. |. 2senara turntshed e gene mia make an lo fn 127 A TEAY urnace ement ® kitchen Y tw N—To T i> tose SCAPED Must. —— a] nyde se from errace, ¢ with Ras dandy five Serene Se Aird a lM udes| Oak outstand appointm uF toahy 2TO & : to 2-car Breerew ARD ot ELL IN MSORE ji ford Village LOTS IN ‘Ne we maGENTON t Lavender sro aes er terrace sae anee! mould still pe me ‘our conable worms mee ae ee Wiss $1250 ae ML" ® 100 tandnenel ene “ap Senta: ee rr sau i182 WH eerane for ear #3500 down andi ad phe = First | ML oe, ca rooms. Living ae N | morte a ands sakes about | yee rake” wes ORMOND RD. » naw nee W A - re cena ED : ule entran U Rome: 4: ae" non PHA uitield i a9! trom nowt to RE. RD modern Bi offered i eg 2x12) fed TD Tee arge Ww HA, le She awtcre “PE et |, PARTRIDGE pat pri buna ol eat = Shed fear beara wooDWARD, RSTATES. oT, apiece) | CUROspi “ i : lock HU t ce ts v fun | - "ea n ty b eusto f->ar story. ES. i eal TO! XC 7 ‘ Open Eve. ot tel forms. Call we onfy $8,000 with] Bez. heater a oi urna Gunes | Paste eel i2 DAL. = rea ipa 4 é . elegr peal with E- P fons tub ce, ® | _-kite en Tea i on nls € 3 ange Veusruxe IL. 1 see . . 1 to 8, aph buy. Peet for th ih, Privilege: ates core mater aielien Full ving cDgce an- kext oS . close. in the edvah St 3 } ‘ . ve out WI m i ase ft Lah to t 4 aa, ea Pah Stereos eee = | wagon 8 BRANCH Haat aun cen a oe A or re, ee Le El) = Siemaces ie ines 1C Renee Tome we a 34 \ H 500: . lands Fo ul ne els - | ae — Nias pe aioe al AY move you mnt | _ For Colored F: ean CAR - ae iene oe a a é rN | aredenl hat & bath 1€5- il. ¥ s ves, | 8.T E It A Close ot water lights Am Con BI < mat ray “s Realtor session, bape hd as, | FE + ele XD, |} ‘ oo e ar Price mmedia street.| 4211 y Nati Redltor wh a sa ty i nl ‘eit ioe vs Mla I 8 fs ee “ ; ate Exchange | aussell A, Nott, Rea seers} SHORT S102 a a sen \ Pike > SHORT-C _— oe oo HFA. Nott, Reng, CAME assed 40 * . a a 4 , ye 5 ssified (Ads! 4 =: . ‘ s é - \ i THE PONTIAC PRESS, { . ‘TWENTY-SEVEN | . ; Doni F Park. "Lob 0 x 130, Diack tp, road vel home "Price $1. ar al Silver | Lake Front - feinee Walton. Bivd "A good ud KINZLER a aston bev neat "athe: oe Lars, AND ACREAGE just oft det Makepeace] Co r and lke a Pe) acre parce acre toabeee: $1,000. Terms. to CRAWFORD 83% W. Huron FE 1549 MY 3113 = MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE LADD'S | Signs Are Everywhere | LOTS 812160 wooded. A good buy at $2,100. y 100x150 Waterford- Drayton Sub. Ww etkins-Pontiee = No. Low as $150 down bh, 180 by a: z, 000 ft with stream. Only ratty : 2 acres on pores. read Bome woods. $1°900 "te “ A 18 gooD ‘AT Sees 3” -LADD'S OPEN | SUNDAYS 4286 Dinle “Hwy. Drayton Plains OR 31231 4258 N. te or M24 RE. \DY FOR ACTION! , An excellent 120x345 parcel, ideal- y 4| Business Opportunites 81 RUG or 7 HARDWARE . DIXIE.HW x... LOCATION -. an, Grd 20173. ‘ow frowing: gree, of Waterford. ne: HARDWARE — bem Lake . West of Pine-| Or small lumber business w Priced to ell. Owner, MI} Mave ss Sie rt $3390. GROCERY STORE J ; with 6 room beme stock equ! = “LET'S TALK cation. $18,000. Term: BUSINESS” SHOP, BUSINESS, includes —_ sbartmem nd busses, site BONE IAC CROCERY BEAUTY 2: room foam Dome, and 2 stores, @o'aisa' | To cauipment and excellent park- fey ona ns zoned Commercial.| very desirable. 30° X 40° CB’ BUILDING, 172 additions, 60’ x 100". wsornen - PAUL, a iss, in REAL (ESTATE ‘Oakland Ave. Ideal ation ‘or combined 2 car garage $14,250 for quick sale. Terms. Orchard Lake Avenue 7 large 7 plus Lot “ tates "gare arese. now — = oe used as uoltolstery ASTM C! Roy Annett Inc. . Huren FEderal 8-0666 Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 aah sol FT. BUSINESS LOTS om good corner in hot are seiess “trem the Waterford Drive r Lake Rd Cl arkston. Real Estate 21 8. Main. Clarkston, Mich. MAple 5-5821 ra v inesiee off Auburn saat con j 1 e we \s = r and eoprozimately £00 tock, plus” FOR LEASE small outbu ruit Good commercial fronta on ren . Gabe * arden” Tey refine Montcalm sultable for uaea car yours fof only $195 down. —— rae : | INDUSTRIAL AND n See Realtor! . COMMERCIAL Open Sun 9 tn @ | PROPERTY we | Large and — plats. Can di- “ |. vide some sult your needs - | Ask for, be? Skaggs. Cal) FE SPECIALS | LAWRENCE W. #7098 FULL PRICE — {rscatio GAYLORD acre pare xcellent location 134 © Pike St Oven Eve & Bun SiS Sons ta Ony OH Gown ont new ie tater 7 $1500 LAME SPECIAL — Large lot to suit tenan at Ponfiac take. ‘Only $25 at RAY ON EIL, Realtor % and mo. Open 9-0 $1500 PITTEEH FARM — Almost two Coy s-6f very good land, Oto LH. BROWN ‘, Realtor FE 24810 vision. Auburn Heights OR "5536 _after 4 Wormer Lake Two 75 ft. lots overlooking Wor Mer Lake on Lake Angelus Rd With lake privileg®s Ciese to coos! - located in ; ood net eee Buy, both tor just Clark ston Real Estate we i 262 8. Tetearouh Rad 3-7107 APTER 5:30 FE 5-7292 —— Real Estate Exch For Sale or Exchange 50 LO a wrecker Lae SEAL SEWER Pax cents rach. 2140 O Tubbs Rd. and Sun_ only Business ( Opportunities: 51 120 FT, ON DINIE— Me piece fecal ey tt. plus location _ Sat bealdd $2,500 down and $100 per Girone Franks J] Modern Substantial a show: 28 x. 60. ing attractive gains m SHOE STORE Wonderful location in small town | pear Pontiac. $8, « ¢ | Labbagendl Good ing and 5 | odern living quarters. Now | petting $10,000 per year and ae stantially increased. MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION | JOHN A ites, penn BROKER . 1573 8. Te com Rd. FE ¢ Park At Our Door nie MODERN BUILDING ZONED anufac 7G —_ excel lent. location on “busy oo 8000 sq ft. Terms, fe 58, Press. tiae PARTRIDGE 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE. i BED NURSING HOME — Ca. ter to guclusive clientele and show wonderful pene Within 20 mies of city on ewok Gy Bsn Joan for Ra irs « 7 RAY ARAL. ee 262 & BA yn hn Ae Ze FE 3-7103 ee, OR Co-Operative Real” tate Genenes ange “ANTED = $1,000 shously.F Pully oerccuakeraliand’ Box - Press who would, like to In HOT DIGGETY!!! Covoremty to into resem custard and drive-in restaura: Ant equipment, supplies and b “a y $700 down §65 per mo. Plus lease. 075 Baldwin Ave. WAY and to see colored slides in your — Ge 1 nes ¢. Contact Geo eson, Noble pert ee Ps Mighigen ‘Phone TV 2-1697, Lansing Mich igan Partridge § 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE . TODAY’S SPECIALS HERE'S AN EASY TO OPERATE) northern Class ‘C’’ om main state hahewes in hunting fishing | area’ Com je owner's home aati on noes $26,000 with | only $ HIGHWAY ORILL — and well 660 feet of hi motel site attractive uarters : real estate and at for just $8,000 down NEAT AND oat neighborhood e¢ lakes. Beer and | The tavern jocated at one | only motel, | west's most popular tourist at restaurant one Mid 7 per. cent. Mabey, to Lom “33 Extra Fast Service a run on a car or ir - ede. endorsers r 2s, a El eae Op HOUSEHOLD SINGINGE ” E. Lacrosse : FRIENDLY SERVICE 35,000 Families Recommend Buckner’s (4) Buckner Conven- Four SLICE OF .HAM TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1956 Sale Household Goods 57 a tciedeeaeiedh aia Parag TRADE-IN‘DEPT, — UPRIGHT PIANO. ¢ top desk = o vel rebar, ‘Pe. _cO. 8 WwW, LAWREN: USED GAS RAN 106 1060 W. Hui $29.50 AN. ro Electrie Co. USED 1 RADE-IN oRa. “Cheat of ry QSuisnee Hot Washer Gloctrie. range... phteneg!! and. ecrtll an RCA Tv aLanch $ T HOM. AS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO.. "PONTIAC! MICH : STUDIO COUCH FAIR CONDI _ tion, OR 3-6151 ‘Thor WASHING. MACHINE. 5. 36 Cameron uckners you THINK, eded open _ Buckner's ~eompany, quickly friendly Buckner Finan€e Co. ~ ofnicen are located: Pontiac and ‘Floor National Bldg. { | Drayton Plains 4512 Dixie Hwy. atied: ane 230. Barnston « t to bank) =~ Utica 46462 Van ke One block North Mepledis had bank NOW IN OUR NEW ~ HOME 7 North Perry Street (Second Floor) Corner of Pike Loans to $500_ with fast service and on 6 ® repay- ment plan suited to your income. We invite: you to visit our new, modern office where f courteous petted awaits you. . Berke Home & Auto | -Loan Company 7 N. Perr: Mrest (See Hours: 8 to &: Seturday 8 tw1 __.Mortgage Le Loans | 54 LOANS $600 TO $1,500 ‘or any : bone as Ooaney. or Oakiand * \} cupboards. In, J en m $60. Chair intobed, $15 Lake Ave. __Keggo Harbor | 60 . pein ad! Liat mplete-- fixtures. Double | Sree Tall vighs for “inet lake _fottage! OL 1 , /ANTIQUF “FURNITUR = SALE dough box, dry bad wash h stand ds davenvorts, etc Afternoon, _ Shop, | 222° b. Main, om Reohastee, 4x6 _each. WOOD PANEL Hiatntom $8 ). FE 86-0765. a week Ray Rengo, FE ADDING MACHINES AND TYPE- writers, brand new, ¢5. down, $i. #9183 _before ® am. or efter 6 pm. | oO YOU less to pay last, lawnmowers. . and water heaters. ixtu king. Obem pary » to 8 ND 6 12-5 L & 8. BA 4 ae E. of Bae Mirna Heights PHONE’ PE 6-021 ANTIQUE MANTEL _ Boys and girls bie each, 2766. NY THIN want. FOR TH THE HOM, Can BE FOUN T Las 8ALES A little “oat ot the way, but “ney ~ end Gas and electric Oretrigeratore. bargains. tse QuR ~A-WAY PLAN OR Lay TERMS, PAY e out of free ef Pontiac, or } mile on Auburo CLOCK $12. parties good Cabinet $10. FE cond Sale. Household Goods 57) x ROOM 8U Used R 74, $s "2.3 Gs ips ae TPOaNT PIRONER etrigerators ....:... bees ahorne ae 2 Bios large eas ood writing a £03 }-—— guiipINa SUPPLIES chairs come: seypboers Sad pore Wen Gabert’ s 8161 Dixie Hwy. Clarkste lider, FE 2-307 2, ance Specials 33 GAL ELEC. HEATER. ..877 95 GHAIR, R. NURSERY CHATR Py eg f 36 Gal. Auto Gag heater... $84.98 ot Ste ans i og fae HoT FOUN REFRIG, it it “quric — SAVE j Ma . 5 ce! ondition. Only |. S018 ee ee esc ene $109.09. Mi 61300 wn’ Norge Joven gus 0s | ELEOTRIC SINOER, 85 awit NO WA. deb Aintabilid St 2 $779.6 ‘Ror rge auto. washer ar ching, ts cabinet "asp er pay | ve € BR. B. Mun Elec. a9, 66 Norge, feted Ce _Dalance of vt Der, mon Lod tric_Co._1060_W. Huron. Many TO + og s= (out Se EXTRA—SPECIAL EARS TO PAY ie Sra ater eS | nw, paginas FE 56189 len wi Lei 3 and 130° wide, $7.50. Good OR_3-4250. RANGE, ae FS pad Waeorale suite, $20. KIDNEY | ts a DAVENPORT chair, 635 | = Bassinets rt and ‘ : RY. y sceles, $3. 2 lamp tables. $1 each. 2 pr. Priscilla curtains. ide, ‘CUUM CLEANERS, Pa f __brushes, al makes. 966 Myrtle. VERY GOOD oe sefrigerator and o size gas stove, $135. FE 68 B. Tro . x wane BICYCLE, TV MAYTAG AUTOMATIC W . Rellaway bed _after §:30 MAYTAG is. Pa eaiei NOLEUM & PAINT SALE : % ;, LINOLEL Socks. aT? win.| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 LORD’S SPECIALS 1 ts Mp. MOTOR. Ut OR oceee cutting mber. Also 2¢-in. LTA Ge tb moe oe cle cows, 2 goin. civele game. aide. te trom ie 3s wp. Doda J ow box with mo- Peoerre : r ; meee ORD'S rig 24 by 4 and 1 L 36 b L Furniture and Appliances * Ban” Sate ai fith 125 Storm ‘sesh. = Ww "se Used to Be“ Livi ROOM SUITE AND 2 chairs, FE 4-34 OVING MUST . WALNUT = abn see Jeather kitchen set, ores studio por pea 8032 Lib- ores ¢ MAHOGAN oe eel ROOM suite or 8 piece. Very good. st ‘nate MAGIC. CHEF Ra ANG Soeaktnas set, Saaten of, condition, Cheap. FE "bee. | Maaic CHEF GAS STOVE. GOOD condition, cheap. FE Vanity and bench ... Studio couch | =e REFRIGERATOR © | REFRIGERATOR WRINGER WASH: eam. size polvigerster: er — lay Rapa. 130 8. FE 24376 Now toving ronces Reshessns, pees 'S case! one RIL BARGAINS | tures, (weet scatter rugs, ‘temps. cabinet wee Two e rs—one with hand er. man, +Duncan Phyfe m All pes, na — “ie eit orieas ips hest Ne Li ‘8. c able-top gas stove _of drawers, MI MIRROR. RE FRIOER ATOR. uphol- PRICES SLASHED 2 pe, livin coe ee Aeaet me . si mar” $188 complete-5 pe. 1 Oak bed- 3 room De gs oiig' dibs |. 36 “boy's bicycles. :-4....... $21.95 |. 5 pe. wood dinette ... $24.05 BASY TERM - WYMAN xD 1s _W. Pike. St atic ne 41193 ra 4x8 ~Plyscore- T Grovve. $4.95, : sgh Coach CO. 0 Dinle BeE ise : inlaid Sec wall tile... 25 paint Neth {not shaped - van +6055, 1s USED ELECT RIC Piceoticd talent" dadd alert Lanbitbad “WATER HEATERS — JET PUMP. 4 HP | SPECIAL | CLEARANCE, | SOME ee sor “ zi an. —_ MAKES. Sizes’ AY rr To 1 lawn mower part. GA. TAKE Y PICK: ‘O&M SAW SHARPENING SERV. TERMS. CONSUMERS 2255 E. WALTON FE 5-7835 | DRAW TITE HITCHES onteesty wld CADMIUM ™ kind that bolt to the frame F. all makes of cars. zg. Howland, ya85 DC YORS Selling out inside and outside | doors at less ry whamsaie one Hardware at 20. NTIAC ‘PLYWOOD CO. 1488 Baldwin’ Ave FE | FOR SALE: 12 CARGE BOXES | of i orale tile. All for _P. Sutton MY 2-6432 *F URNACES fired. vary faxky ~4, 000 Lats duct work, Cail now and. save. OR OR 33777 Terms FE ¢-6500 ~ 8 GARAGE DOORS us figure your job, porch maaene or complete SURPLUS LUMBER & M MATERIAL SALES: CO. and Rd _(MSe) OR 39-7002 FURNACES New forced w ofl, ; near w For Sale Miscellaneous 60| Fo ae Pistns | 9 « RELAX ABIZ: _ sonable. an FOR a | ROMEX, BY THE — =o Wall boxes for d : ea. — & range : : $2.08 G ‘Thompson, Sot St. N fa OUTER, Ms Cee —wick's, P r SALE rome ” { Poca: a He } Doors, PAUL or ‘Cyn LUMB co, é LAKE 5 Tel. |. EMpire 3-2731. ¢ INCH soi. PIPE 6 fume De ae nneaep eee 5A UMBING supe 172 Ss. Saginaw §-3100 SMALL PORCH aie Eo Ma USED for eun or storm Size ere Nee. moved. 60 Ellwood. "Specal wodd and steel Clothes Posts BENSON LUMBER CO. ee tn pee _Warwick‘s, 2678 O Lake Rd. | ~~ SEPTIC TANKS | 4 constructed. sand wic | 20.8 Main. Clarkston. Mich. tractions within 75 miles of De- houses ba ; warege or op | Table-top elec, range, orca chair, mahogany. cre ‘redensa, RDS. ~ . 7 __MAple _5-5821 GENERAL REAL ESTATE troit, Well-furnisSed, 16-unit mote! & garace home. Child's “desk and pair of hand-painted _Lawnmower Sharpening 4398 Dixie Hwy OR 30701 jus separate owner's attractive 5 ‘second Breaklast ects). 5-1027 aWHrnow cr Ee For Sale Acreage 47 Open _until 6, Sat. til 9 | Proom ranch home. Modern. €0x80. Apply 308 Notional’ Belding Beds. complies. 0 and up| NEw AUTO WASHZRS a $00 Cnnnna ~~~ & SERVICE STATION FOR LEARE | lo Nad a geil chee) ey lt elk) cme c me aad séve om oll. ne Nee clothes dryer $133 00 | BASEMENT 26X30 ON ior. oax300 a LTIPLE LISTING SERVICE + by major oil company. Modern | - . use New 10 cu. ft. rele 168 : . . 18 ACRES AT $500 PER ACRE. 2. bas fully equipped. If you, Mormta or Florida motel. Priced Swaps 55 we buy, cot na en every | He “7 television eo) tae ee Toe - mies from city Umits. Easy have $2,000 .we con finance the rere al ecepsr td oy 7 Locoahar — SS akla? hom bal ranges, fu! 00.46 | —— ~~ _balance Calf PE 20138 | ener ee ere ROOMS, FULL BASE- akland Furniture | New ai ik. heaiot te 8 | BURMEISTER | = yin’ WRIGHT, Realtor BEAUTY sa SALON f NEW. AND won| | ment. large tt tide. ey, 104 8. Saginaw FE 23523 THE Hous ING 345 Oakland Ave FE 5-9¢41 . Good IE ~ = mieaamre = : é 2 | hd ent, Vacant, Pontiac _ 25 ACRES AND @ ROOM DOM HOUSE | pele Fe 6200) or FE PE ACrOn P ak ace Cal ie way om “e | TRADEAINS OUARANTEED _ +1555 51 W, Bares 4x8%" Plasterboard ”......... 18 Seles ile ox scene) belle ise . iS REALTY CO, Automatic w ONE ELECTRIC STOVE. @, creer BE site, On top of erge hill Sr og FT SBOP ETL EATABLISUED, ay wide? W, MORON Law rE Serene guiboard motor, $28; cosriesber: | o08 Fiasterboara “. ......-. ARG a | jor e ele: ee ern enislewele cls | ‘ec 2000. |i | 4x7% Plasterboard ........... 3771, a Dine Hwy OR 3721 ER PES TATE & BUSINESSES ISIN METAL TURNING LATHE | Vacuum cleaner e _ONEONLY TAPPAN OAS RANGE | ‘210 and 4x12 also to stock. ! : @ ACRES ON STIRLING RD OFF GRC ERY STORE “{ODERN Liv. | THRUOUT MICHIGAN | “and all attactments; also garden| Roy's Re 30 tn. viguailte oven, Holiday’ mod- Cssine b& wed Pr E Walton Bivd City restrictions ue Teena ee . i's acres Open 7 to 9 eve ; tractor and alj attachments for | Service, =ianiit el__new, $150. FE 2- BLAYLOCK COAL & 6 KG i Good garden soll Partly wooded | oi ! 5 on mor good copa rte crawler tracter or 1éader, or cash. AUTOMATIC WASHE 2 PC. 35 Ib. Crown Coat In. Q@ .... 02.25/61 Orchard Lake Ave, 101 3 $4000 with $1,900 down. bai. on ities. beer and wine. closed tor | > _ 442 Jamm Rd. | ate lege p Be Pinch tv.| Plastic Wall- Tile. 2c €a._| 25 Ib, Joint cement “$338 | 310 SAW "24" ARM. TWIN BEDS, | ree mo. of less for cash. FE ‘a TL ecated Bice Dacian iat wars | Sale Land: Contracts §2 So FORD. . MECHANICALL GOOD. | | _ $35 Refrigerator, timed }incleum ........ $2.49 bees * joint system 2g ’ J - OR ‘ : . he NL soe | 12 miles trom Pontiac, ameeee | SAR RARRER in —~~ | “nearly new tires, swap for pick | BED. SPRINGS EREREPRING paint Seti 2a ee Pl gle sn oS I KITCHEN W iL CAR aos, os Nise: et mee 8 3% yt oe Adal. Mpc dedt Lt up or sell. PE 7-8273 mattress. $5 each FE Fe eR i vd" P & i a $6 50 ib. bag of lime _ heavy Sa refrigerator : EY CTORE | Ts; NTH BUILDING LOTS WORTH $200 BENDIX. ELECTRIC DRYER. in Lin (4x8 fir plyscore value, $12.95. These | aeiye toate Se oral. av ARIE TY STORE | @ PER cent INTEREST ise: "hig accepted es trede ip on used | New, fun cuaranteed delivery, a 5 an it & | axe% lass DAE are leh tly marred. Michig Meena ctoc kane lore onl Lake fgént home on main high-| cured by 5 room modem buugas, _cars H. J. Van Welt. OR 93-1355. | tailed’ No down payment. a he 1 bag 2” insulation Piwereasent, 0 Orchard spring fed anc a oh! way ig growing Sommualty: low with oak esahad ipusarea — $2 per-went “Maytag. washer, late | PORTABLE ELECTRIC tae Z ee Ee ue peeveri| PAN trade to you 0 Clarke oe | ‘ EAST SIDE | m ole al condition $39, Phone Sea? 0.8 Aster off E MAKE SURE IT's cava COMP’ Se EON roe MY tzing ROY KNAUE, Reattor |C. PANGUS “1919 M15) 1 ‘ar luron St. PE 46492 of | = ates! : modern mizing {gucets, 2644 W Huron: PE 2-142! Sa 8.33% _ Phone Ortonville 132 Collect _ | tk for Mr care} — $650 Down or Trade’ RS oe EON LOT Sexse iy abe aden ltas Hire _BURMEISTER > te, 61400. Vollet, | detbtube, “0 ACRES ON FAGLE RD. 120 ACRES - TESTING 100 PER | as LISTING SERVICE Modern 3 bedroom bungalow on | 5 ss49 me act . Sewing maching : These ¢ au_Suchy Realty, Qrtonvitie | ceMt Processed gravel Tre ie | | | corner lot. Git heat, large roome, lgconwb COPPER TABLE _tis FE Northern Lumber Co. an Fluorescent, 303 Le. en 5 se — square lamp table, baby car RCA VICTOR 1 IN. LIKE NEW, le: ' e. Zz For S | tome = les, bathe: stoker! beat 0-1/0 etme apes an sutieems IR): VALUE, Realtor | Seren Bagscet bee Pet condition PE 2-0460 | ponies EM 3a0Tl & EM 3917 | LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED. ai or arms 48 rage. workshop 48 barn - east eemine Gane =3\and §. 2 |_and car seat, FE 51482, | _!n_wonderful cos 31 N. Poche BC PE Tin —_——_——<—<—~» rrr _ oof, Metamora Write A. D. ranc 2 car nares! age! el Ave. a tile 3 BLOND DINING TABLE AND ae 7 & Left We estes. | Detrote egraph & & 4 WiMOWER SHARPENING AN ACRES ON EAGLE RD. ip. OO Humonrey. Fiimt or cal UM WRIGHT, Realtor | se agro. WASHER PERFECT |B 1 u'E -DaVENPORT ANDi | 6 PIECE 8OPA-BED ely | ~ F'mcire Supphie sc et service. ‘oe see SSD YER oak pL Orsenilie Reaey 410 E. Gillespie, Fuint, | 345_Oakland Avg’ eit For what have vou. FE) chairs Kenmore automatic ‘wash-| Modern sofa bed, two mode Empire) L pe ab Pontiac Lk. Rd_OR 32311.__- COUNTRY HOME WITH 40 ACRES |) CEdar 42461 ; 86.400 SEASOM 'D is coe §-1467 | er. ® by 18 Occasional chai tables, aoe coffee table, Us HELP You Adal Y¥ _Suchy , Realty, Ortonyille. tract at 6 per cent interest. for or, . rE! $6508. 30 30. Rivera an decorator lam Wnton 1 DIR fact color painting FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE HARTLAND $5,000 Owner, OR_} eA ra eae POR, CASH —- £ ALL. FOR $79 95 BUY ECT dreds of colofe to chose from in Call Rutledge OR 3-111. FE 4000) GROCERIES & MEATS. “5245 BOTTLE GAS PEARSON'S BARK. FURNITURE Dee olen ere aa pemtt tes Kine var] | Organ, make an or. ne . os : “pr : Pe A J saab > { free r rear e Lae nece Tabrer of blacker NG,,chMn competition, | $111,000 PETAL gg per Tot DSON HORNET TO TRADE [ation “Oni ¥i0 plus ene, Kenyon 42 ORCHARD LAKE AVE + a ie end | Biystore. Oakland Buel and ‘Paint: | §,,l%_ minutes ale! Completely modern ranch tvpe (co cres 9% 060 dn tends x Otner w isecoun ‘ Der y f Fuelgas, OR 3-2401 widow renay ake ve. ' . ; 5 plus inventory net yp home Of ive 1-7887 after 4 7-PIECE LIV ING 5-6150 Sree ee et gunicalin neat gh: Seiting unde: Doctor's orders Call . $8050 wit TTdbo peld ewes Pes. (ONE COKF MACHINE, NATIONAL BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS PE ROOM GROUP Kpotts, pine att ot Gat tee NEW, COMMANDER WOD- car garage barn permanent _"Artiand 2-081 for showing = ments are $75.00 per month Your cash register, and check protec. 20015 after 6 ‘ nN _EM 3 ‘ el Moto-Mower, 30° cut, 2% hp. stream woods gocd Jand $18500 SHOF SHOP BUSINESS. _ IN- cost onl} $6.000 Becure by 4 bed- tor, electric advertising clock, will CASH. FOR “SMALL _ RADiOs. | Modern 2 plece suites, 2 modern ane capacity § to “sue acres per with $§.500 down Terms on bal-- CLUDES equipm-nt property, 4 room home on large Lake front sell or ‘rade for car FE 86-1300 working or not. FE 5-8755, ae tables, matching —“coffes te- day’ Bnow biede. Call after 6. anes BE, Wninp) Reetior 3277 eee See ed 500 Bee eae een orm $9000. BELL GARDEN TRACTOR OR CASH FOR YOUR “FURNITURE | Bie Sa Ser ecetor ar | No_mone . | _ Midwest «0129. ay sper pene Obey rat! pe eee © | “Ask for Mr. Brown” __ {rade for metal boat and motor. 0. tools OR 42717. ! ALLE FOR $97. “PAY | FREE LIONEL & AMERICAN _ SHO” LOC ~ Or cement mixer Kenneth m. | 7 Te BATHROOM Dip s ae AGaEe room Dome and.2toren 60x18) «11. BROWN, Realtor, ie _ as 21 Park St. Oxford. ‘12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 | ONLY $2 WEEKLY | BATEnGoMn FLYER TRAINS | eo WALL RD $17.900° Terms. =i Ge w. Huron |... _FE 2-4810 | SELL OR * TRADE ib be RM ALL | 414 FT: WALL TILE , 25¢ Pearson’ s Bank Furniture and coal A factory service and Located on black top Modern ? 30 x 40° CB Bide ‘2 x 18 addition. | . | peniiecutresentee eursttolek GUAR HOUSE ake GAL, chard Lake Ave, FE 4-7! del hardware, supplies. | genuine . Free test aad Peon _Large basement wv. x Sees corner Jot, Zoned mfg. Money to Loan 53) or car. Pontiac. Press Box i$e VINY£ INLAIT 0c | REBUILT INO MACHIN} : TARRER'S” er fas chi hoase) some. fal Pall price PAUL M JONES: REAL ESTATE |‘ (Btaje Licensed Lenders) | SEMI AUTOMATIC BLOCK MA, “SYERS. Rae ARE STATS TAL a8 eles? by Jameel ve zee rie | NEW, OALVANIZED Fi : oi OR PES 7 $12,500 terms 832 W Huron +3505 cme : ~~~ | chines with continuous mixer and aa eer : Min (21) Ft 1i%e ft a s, i8 E, rr J.NEED. | spproximately 2000 ein. alles | CHROME DINETTE SETS, ASEM. | fioasTER 07 OVER, 4 iG. __Lapee % im) tt Ere 2 11S ACRES DAIRY CROW Ne STORE WHEN YOU.NE | and pallets. Wil trade | Die these yourself and save. four | “house. Large site complete with Geer AND PORK, Hal: ‘SAVE PLU ee bolts 3 L | ISPNCEES Far leaks Miocked ead sceay ics | | for farm Nee and equipment. | Ta an $60.95 value,| Pyréx dishes, In original elrines, acters Opdyke’ Market, 10 | A Adjoining new subdivision. On go $1000 per year iease plus, #39 86. These )isrey Dew 1906 Ge-)|7 $4650 valué, $2995. Distribytore _tims . He gt aL wd rn es beraein , Oalinge % is &. ' ! the eorner of hiack bei and. inventory Can be opened tmme- , O = "7 wom sighs famous make formica tops. | close out. Will make terrific gifts, MEDICINE CABINETS; LARGE Ft tee 3 rareli foedsic@ (oiles) cereal udlatelemnaliaresent ; oar i "YOUR OLD LAWN popular colors “Look ompare | Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Orchard “Ch -20°° mirror all metal edbinet, oa BASS ACCORDION. el roeda miles. north of ¢ ly Pp n emDloree can a new Eclipse hand-or po =| Rese terrific values.- Michigan Lake Av Z $7.95 value, $3.95. Slighti marred. Ga haeners 18 E. Huron. FE : Promtige | Went (yr subalesd ie: details. FE cam oe a) gnaters re Sarirctare, rer ct mower "see i adotts & ype Aigo fe Orchard Lalke *|" 6PIECE BEDROOM CARLOAD TO YOU Also large selection medicine cab | _ +0566 Fe + pe ~ co ‘ ; alpelka ‘ cent. 393 Orchat t Leake Aved — parapas efit : |. drives @ eae mily of y: 3 | soil Realtor FE 2.047 | PR 47114 ener sro.” eer FE aoe THE Miata “Opvue co. TRADE- INDE PT. . i Sidwers. gia so . re me wensae 7 to =e = m op a3 N ‘Te! i ataiait , Open Evenings Pry ia STER PLAN ‘TPe BEDROOM sUITE FOR COT- FE S-9221) ° | WASHERS AT BIG HIS! -OUNT PLACE A“ "OST AD.” trace is adcepted. T s available. | “Wr . wale BBIUng Ue eeriices tage complete with box springs | AS BTOVE, $28, REFRIGERATOR | Ail, Rueranteed oP ers are before Sand, nd, Gravel & oa 66 ia “ROCHESTER VICINITY Wen caterer =e Ae. & mattress FE §-6256, 850 Va 4 telévition seed table & Cusrentesd refrigerator bed lid dd | Call KE. 2-818 for an ad’ leaving our store. trained, | ~~ Lou price GIS SAU EN ald abla? ; REALTY CO, RFATTORS afford Phone. write or enme in. PC erase: O25) aah web Pads. 608 Table OR YOUN CREILT ‘to tecoyer a | Dial FE | pSearut arse aay Cs, : other tigi! home. small pa: i nratr ele oe hanes h ne | 10 Fi EFRIOERATOR,. VERY 935 Argyle FE. anus USE-YOUR CREIHT » TeCO a ibss. Via ae o re. 4 n e ouKe teed ch 4 — ry gerer mall axe and yee pom J J 24.3 > BENEFJICI AL FF _8-0102__ OF/FREEZER 12 F NEW WYMAN 2 2 8181 for dn ad-writer. abe ire, el 7 wre Pacts rE a pee ‘ Plenty othe good: fatms = . in ee “MOVSE FOR RENT | Reguldy $3993 n as si0 05 |18 w_Pike ® Peso | Say “charge/it.’ > KELI 3H Brake a 8To , oe lace NEXT DOOR * inte" ANCH WANANCE CO, | (and Mrmituge tor Pk Fao sip Wee ne ETRE aig TRADE ELECTRIC RANDES For charge/ it. eae wa -ashabew se 66 W. Huror Fe 42 i ‘ ‘onm- | GENERAL EL RIG REF as ranges m oy, ‘| burn, me - Load ‘Rock mason . After 6 FE ¢6313 4) . PO8ST OFFICE, (7 W. Lawrence St. < FE 2-0240! tise. ‘re 34a | and Hotpoint, pe FE ¢6067, Wa Huron, i ses | aubare rh Heights 2-881! ‘eaaine ads ae % S i 4 Q x 1 ae ne % c* fas \ ‘ x | V th . i ¢ - he . as : ee Ps tates, if 3 \ | oO ’ 2 ' t A as Fey - f + | , of f 4 ‘ oe - ry / : : ~ cones - \Y po = a =| ‘et \ ey woo aes ‘ : ; Z ee ; Fi a7 j : i ai e ea -_: fa Ee 6 bhp R q We . 4 4 Z fi vt i 5 \ % [ i , f | - x SHES ts ff f= se ‘2s | See Oh hee 8 & 5 mo be es ea . eee ek Oe ee as Sar cee peg, ash eo LE ee eS + we WE hee : a a £ Ne ge : ee : i t aX i an 3 ae . { . = . is have A va es : wee 2 ‘e ‘ uw @ ager: iS oy “ : : ra : nee - a 3 ; a =. i boo od Se ee THE PONTIAC alt, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1956 | { Sue 4 . ” Grain : CARNIVAL by Dick Turner | _. For Salé Cars my For Sale Cars _ 91|' For Sale Cars: 91| For Sale Cars 91, CORN, gaa care : - _ ‘ pe : i 1951 OLDS. 2. TWIN SPOT/190 PONTIAC eer eal OXFORD a s a i SHARP CARS SE Ro ee ae Ford- ie a co bale Bere atu eee, ot Dawe DOOR HARDTOP. : asia oo | Trailer Sales cine SORLYM. ¢ DR. $05] Sere Bite ett ee Sei a wae) cee ae aa i? i = Leke . Motor = g fers Sele Liveitock 72 S38 cnet ey SQPONTIAC 2 DR. Sos] Se ystiete eee) MRE | A fe Pt ) | Sibi ie — '§2 FORD 2-DR...... .$695 | SF seme bas. SiR —EI|TRADEEP OR DOWN at sna, | arte pment an 83 PLYM, 2 DR. 908] besa Sener oe drat ad ee, Sou eG CON i THokse TRAILER 36 LIVER- Sod eee soul eS 1°32 PONTIAC 4 DR. $795|'% roRD TWO TONE) PACKARD 189 CLIPPER 4 DOOR. | st Suick so ean. “der ‘anid "Hole Mog: tay ny See sex: ie. ‘S52 CHEVIE CONV. 5 batt. : OR. 2406 aioe, Real clean. $805. =e St CTODEBARER, DR. @ YounG WHITE sows- are reg. ¢ $795 row in May. Also white boar Tin we we have several- _————tf ’ ~ 7 v-8 & H. 2 DR. ‘33 FORD VICTORIA hog, Carl Dobat. 2460 Dutton Rd. trailers, we. will “séll, on. rental : 53CHEVIE C. CPE. $875 | _ver oe ee Bob Frost, Inc. 4°53 FORD, CDRS Sites HOLETEAN AND DURHAM etlers to Bick from, Poop ¥ if 53 FORD 2 DR.. ... $895) “(SG 3a20 or On S00 LINCOLN | MERCURY iaxp si FORD PICK. COOP just freshened MA 5-088. | 20121 M24 one Mile 8. of Lake 53: PONTIAC 2 DR. $945! 3 FORD RANCH WAGON. RAT ENTAL DEAL TCRON MTR. SALES PALOMING TAT, STUD. 411 | ig 3 36 Fi, TRAILER “SkCRTAICE TS | « SS FORD CONV... :$1095| ase ee 850 S.WOODW: ARD | 224 w Huron _— TE bam ayanriry OF SHEEP MANURE.| T3lo\Yapecr Rar Lot No 6 | =a 54 CHEV. 4 DR... $1095 FHOWARD LARE, INC, Mr ape cq ropisn ees Coan bsg ty | piste er Makes Oh MUAY | iho 36 PT CRUISER, i $3 BUICK H’TOP §1195) #8 Orebard_take Basser m8, PAGSAET, Chr heer PONTIAC, CATALIN, POL: sates coop. |gtiggrearrver on Eset EE i Bud. | y/o ove | BREE RSet oie rae re PASE BA Two EXTRA Good Jensey| NO DOWN PAYMENT I/ , NM HOWARD LARF, INC. | $0:, cit" sta” 2 ¢ CANNOT BE EQUALLED wa Wil BOARD RONDE Rack your Rome. Way be areca al) Sh lt YOUR FORD ate Late Rd mn | Bob~Frost, Inc. eg ger ge on For information cll FE) Gra-mobile homes Dow svallable e€ on DEALER qo oon ee So. a LINCOLN, MERCURY | AND Processed-—pulveriaed. #18 per los¢’| For or Sale Poultry 74 on STATLER CHANGE A-1 USED CARS dir, sig. 24,500 miles. OR 3-724): SOO OODWAR = ve se | EY TE og 5 telegram Motor Sales ; rye | YOUR CREDIT IS ARD BEST GRADE TOPSOIL TOP | tre We 3 04g. EYER LnoWORN } OvEK ee GOOD HERE ur 6.2000” an 6-3 et SE ae ~ Trailer [oe arg Set! CY OWENS 50 USED CARS Ter SELLING | BLACK’ DIRT AND PEAT TOP sand and a fl and _bulldozing. OR 3- BLACK Di DIRT, Ltt AND oe FE 5-63 or EM 3-0167 soe Dike TOP pot 1.TO 0 a¥e yds. Prompt service. FE 3-7538 BROWN AND BON, SAND. GRAV- dirt and top coil. FE Sins or FE 6-0677. CLAY LOAM TOP Clay mang Neravel. a 3. STONE, SAND, GRAV. ard FE * Ford half-track, 7’ m _er and reat loader. OL 35671.” | @ 0 8. Se era ke. 22) Transportation ( Offered 87 For r Sale ale Cars 91 or deliv +3263, 0: 2 FORD TR i WITH HYD. Sa || a ~~ |. i 23-1466, : . 0 E Acros Walton Biv ._ Auto Accessories 80, FLY TO CALIFORNIA ON SCHED- BUICK 1955 RIVIERA HARDTOP a] iz co On Tor BOIL. D ~TRA vee. at In. | errr wed Mpbeed airliner, fare only coupe. Radio. heater, full power, 4 rave: 5-0383.| plow Ford - Ferguson tractor.| CHEVROLET PARTS. 1948 AND Ferry avell 9188; Vio OR deal) et & Fant Torso B BIACK Dine. | parte, FE older, 60 per cent peel Chtis- | 55 5¢ S_ eget B b F t I ¢ S yds. per $10. Delivered;~ FE CONDITION 8 WP GAR EN man ‘Chevrolet, Rochester, Michi- CK GOING NORTR PART O Frost, inc. +0588, tractor, David Bradiey. 1855 (gee, OL semi | — eed ier way. Fe ee | pNCoLn MERCURY AND SALE TOP sel. FE 56-3150. ; LETE OF DUALS. FOR | Wanted_ Used C ‘Cars _38 CONTINENTAL ._ @& Blvd, and Opdyke. Wholesale | BOLENS AND ) WHEEL - HORS, | *46 Poe Pontiac, split man- | ~~~, ~~ ~ 850 S..W OODW ARD ~ Gf retail, "Pick up or, deliver be wane fat rites ester. Oo! en ee TE | op to ee pon JUNK & CHEAP BIRMINGHAM fs 2-2965 ween us Tractor . : els of popular brand power mow- | COMPLETE DUAL CARB, SETUP | —°8!%._FE 20066 days or eves. | m1 6.2200 Orden rdan 6-393) : ers. Lote of geod used mowers.| & split exha.st. | Manifold ‘for WANTED: SCRAP CARs. ee a Ny ned Te ; 7) E FOR, PARTS OR “THE HIGH DOLLAR | BOLEN RID AR; ‘ : dies he | aoe ee ww A Por bigh grade used cars. We 1D TOP SOIL, delivered. reasonabi: EE BEE Pans |SEED cow ‘ WORE FOR BALE. 0100 |" Dizte way : . 3 ee gree Te AY. GRAVEL, LOADED ered, FE r FE __Sale Fare ji Predece 75 APPLES, $1 BU UP, HOMESTEAD _Orchard $460. Orchard Lk, Rd. “3 ED POTATOES, COB- ' blers, ‘Seba roy ee Grown from a 4 Cy ogt Delt win Giar ston rd. wes Sg = EAR CORN, OATS oki EATING ATOES. CERTIFIED ant 1 yr, from contttied. Cob- Sern. Sebagoes, and Russets, OA ‘Sale. Farm Equipment 76 tkacTors, N. A. AND Masse Hartly 4. +4, Dotan condi- reer mower. sand snow plow, | F818 : BEY tae -TRACTO ‘Gee THE ALLNEW THC, UTILITY NO. 200 TRAC- TOR WITH HEAVY DUTY: HEN- -Exchange ~ ANDERSON DETROITER CHAMPION GREAT LAKES BEEMER ~— bedrooms 16 to Sey avaliable, We finan { i oe oe sa Ton es 6 yrs.—72 moo rent—ne down pa “PARTS STO! ORE “$3. STUDEBAKER V-6 “MOTOR rebuilt and romolere FE 5-7004. ~~ AUTO GLASS SERVICE, lass installed while you wait e the highest grade of giass. Free | Ib of coffee to. a| —_ _ customer, LL pon ncemnect | ] onor aturday Until 4. Po! tas ~SOrPL é Lire i " Mub Auto Glass o. and title dee dollar paid tor) PON IAC = heb & iach dine oie sae OGER. _— 122 Oakiend Ave. ss 4-766 late model used cars. ® - Sse. WE NEED TRADE-INS FULL, LL HOUSE MERCURY FLAT. BUD SHELTON PROM EY DEYERY SL [rn com $208 MOTOR SALES ROAD GRA 3 YDS. 67. DE. KING BROS. : For | Sale ” Tires 80-A) — corner of Auburn & E. Blvd. vered. PE . YOUR LH. DEA: ans ; at, 13 WHITE WALL, GOOD- 7 CLEAN ‘82 FOMTIAC. . Rl POWFIAC RD. AF year, new, $16.95 plus_tax. Ex-| Must be sharp. PE 4012 $i per ed. i sand and dint |KA BUYS AT LEE'S. | _ change, Soi or Saginaw’ See HEM Motor Sales” Riding tractors, the, fa- | GOOD URED TIRES. ihe or:| See otor Sales ar Ss O BRR SGA Or GEE ae eee ab eae seeacrrce | pr euiy ve 0 Seem | rents ie PSS | Nn : 3-2408.: = 3 “Walking tractors, $129 up. wate CASH POR ANY KE OR LATE ~Pontiac Star Chiet Catalins | ‘BAND ae ae Se| dee moore S best COOTER Ft wine ne | models. Reonomy 73. Auburn “pedan shactory official's ear. Ful ; Gin, Top coil. Fil dirt. FE ce eee ecwere | Rat | Walks, Off Rew Cats. _ Full Quar- we BAY TOP DOLLAR FOR nik Date mae caus) coc | : LEE'S SALES & BE = pence A 2s ae bed cent off.| ‘sharp late model cars. “coupe, Demonstrator. Low mile- : bd 3 omens st, = H ant top eal t 33si8, after «| Se eee ED i LLIAMS COMMUNITY. | ii rosa manen waren A reat salt Se. motor Frontend ea : 451 6. Saginaw at Raburn Pay eaten mee BAND, QRAVEL, FILL, New ot tte it end pad aaknPen oF TOoR lan Wirt, MOTORS aoe /ios bib! Bel Paes oy bearer dirt, PE 40002, PE! isc 12 ft back trailer, FE . ot of chrome wire wheels, ch down goon wer SAND. GRAVEL. BLACK DIRT. 5-0060. ; 5 for less half the con ° poe a large selection of good : i ben Me Bs Petg BOTH NEW ot a a ee 803 N. Main, Rochester used cars. -Puiced right with ol “ after ¢: am. 275. wn pa. ARDS GRAVEL PRL bint. | FERGUSON TO 35 Ne te Cuneta Byatt PM =“ / ; Z WANTED - JUNKED OR USED i s en FOR SOIL a a stunt Ap? aaa fae beni - — ‘any make any model. To- | %- on Nights a types, othe: ‘MAplie or Pl ' Whe, “Landeeaping. PE ‘ PARTS AND vice ; BAGLEY AUTO PARTS | cae a @AND AND ORA BLACK TRADE-INS WANTE CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE | PE 5-9219 170: BAGLEY_ 8T. “cond. Stust Oa wet Many Moneters aut. C. Prins, PE $3708 vee CREDIT RATES car, Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma : reat hws Get Ako ORT LOW INTEREST RATES shine Bhop, 23 Hood: Phone ~ Junk and Wrecked Cars “E 5-062 Fastside Auto Parts aS SP Sie JHOUGHTEN'S & ‘SONS | “Sale Motor Scooters 82 18) Fact Pike St | : “}-9897, North Main — - Rochester t my ey I Ky . | eso Stine ar tS eee re rae ee ie AS TI TEM! Best quality, ree and- de | CASE TRACTOR& EQUIP. 805 | rosa GERMAN ZUNDAPP, Lots ) at Near Waterford Drive-| Livernols, Rochester. | “of accessories, $280 _MA 677130. 5 ee _MoDEL BRING — ter, OR 3-6014. R SALE ALLIS CHALMERS | AVE SEVERAL LATE _ Wop Bodh, GARD, ONAVEL. PILL. | troces wer and plow. Ct 14 CUSHMAN EAGLE WITH! MONEY WAITING coi tL, = e mburst, Roy al Osh Liberty - mecessories. ‘Good condition | MOoet foot yl he oe Esa 2 for rae hat chat Ht ‘ —#5%8._Call efter 3 p.m OL 2401 | _ GLENN’ | CARS. AS Low AS JUST YOUR deliver Gunday. 5 FOR SALE. FERGUSON SPRING “For "Sate _Motorc cles | 83) MOTO CAR DOWN AND UP TO 30 Sates on! aes. tooth bearer piss, meng enithe | ~~~ x = 29 8. Saginaw (teil PE ¢7311| MONTHS ON BALANCE. al | POR PARTS ‘AND SERVICE ON) Tit RIIVER HE - Truckérs Landis, FRAZER ROTO TILLERS. NE aoe = your Harley Davidson. See Hariey -CALIF. BUYER HERE pandas eee DELIVERY 7 ot bynes ot Parts and serrh > Semen vidson Bales Co. 373 South THIS. WEEK Me ers. Bales and foe | een eeds 100 Inte models. ‘ Bring MIQNEST TRADES Teaaharrnesrert Bervice NORTON WITH OH RACING EN-| tie. casn waitin LOWEST TERMS * Bone. fll dirt and top soil. Gies Korte N. opdvke +4380 fetiywood PE +1620.” Gd) ae 2008 pee Pale TARE ADVA:. J AGE OF OUR LOW | WILL DELIVER, BLA DIRT. | on ay FARM TRACTOR, __For Sale Bicy Bicycles 84 ad WE NEED ALL KING SIZE BARGAINS top soil & fill dirt. PE 20-3409. c a Sale Wood, Coal & Fuel x; tee a Te, aioe |? Pease MERA 80 EACH), moons Towsinot o™ SY _Wood, Coat & Fuel 07) tind‘Gng tne te targpaag rar, 99, PONTIACS for ques’ sale. BOYS ENGLIH RACE = 155 SAVE aLAR WOOD A AND KINDLE __ Good condition, MY )3-1201, (A8 YOU HAVE NEVER SAVED a cord of LFS wRtises SEASO =D rine «| Haskins Chev. ee Accessories: 85 | My «Mi MOTOR ‘Sal +1863 por’ : wees Tovar 6751 Dixie fey yatta at MIs 3 [acai FOR SALE, 0116 MAPLE wTpD.. JUNK CARS & ~ SCRAP. Plants, Trees, ‘Shrub 68 | Phons 4 w 90837 | service. Call FE 405820000 7" a gee ge agg a} re 7 HYDR-PLANE E BOAT WITH | Onp « CARS| “AND SCRAP METAL FY ) crMBrDrUM orcuip/ PLant, | MCCULLOCH CHAIN 4 DROP | 8 motof Excellent | wanted. MY 25492 or FE 44878. 37156 in and see ‘em at W aier Social at after 6 p.m, FE re re 10:00 or ay wen Gerdes & Law La , ays me, ise, 2-6615. oe AND JUNK ' CHEVROI ET — Betere L is" CHRIS CRAPT KIT BOAT. | _¢*ts_ : re On SALE: | oe ay BL. Mile va “Birmingham. Mie Seer 3% he motor, All for WANTED TO BUY. ae Oakland County's Fastest raped and. tri Your chalice MecUILOCH. CHATN & Sawa elit Frees OF 2-$208, tate mode} Port om 30% Growing Dealer~ 00. Send tor : “How | park MPION &@ CLINTON MOTORS e731 Dixie High in ny . ghway at MIS Pues Trove orth ot | 1a00 = ae = 140 Ponting i Ra pete te Wanted | Used 4 Trucks, 89 MApie Open Nites til 8 ht at G Road at | OLIV i4 FT. WOOD ROWBOAT AND ; J we Einthews crite Groveland | blade and tilt-top ales ke eee to Oberlin. 7242 | FAR ooet USED PICKUP Bre reek Ps ms FARMALL ON R =e eeeram. aa — revel = ONE Fi? PA iv LYMAN. BOAT CALL FE 8-171§ | - iE SUOAR MAPLE,| One 2eection omen at mer after 3:30. a 4 |___For Sale Trucks’ 90: eo erecta Gees tor street of | one 38 Remington slide action | 16. HP SCOTT Wiis 6 HP MER: ~~ as ae “coop FORD : E 5-4243 ‘after 4 | ery 00 cond. - 1954 CHE! : TRACTO 5 ane eee | seer ine sceaaaee 5 AND | Call_FE ¢08ns os sme Low mileage 110; burlapped. Michigan's| tractors Davis Machiyery Ph. 45, 19 FT BATILBOAT HULL ONLY Roselawn__- = A AOUN EINE ra E : _ Ortonville.” ne her *Srret a sis 43 M. Shad: 54 CHEV 1, 0ON PICKUP $805 | ORDOR & = FLOWERING, USED GARDEN 1 TR. RS ad bias FE) 50003. IN ‘ ergreens and or-| BQUI ZES AND | ‘47 CHRIS CRAFT. UTILITY, MA- . ‘59 (GHEY © 6. E WITH 24 FT $ nam trees, including white} “MAKES P rine Bales and Service, Teegraph | jew-boy fratlers. And Internation- ae eS Oe ce FROM CREDIT. paar MAD Wesictror ely a eairarcueraioie ( asist vou with aay plant 5 GOVERS MADE TO ORDER | pickup w t tilt-traiier ing m, Bader Nursery / rz 4 FE 1112 | and canvas repairs. FE aoe |_E Waltop Blvd. Seal | KING BRO Sear | ees; LARRY "i * ‘or ruck With all ne ep: PONTIAC Ri RT-OPDYKE board .m EM 33020. . ‘| _tie equipment. EM_ 3-42 3: ° MANURE SPREADER, 1053, Me- nia CRAFT BOATS ‘eT DODGE. HALF TON PANEL | JEROME Cormick on /rubber. Used very tuck, runting shape fe = DE_ MOT $78. ‘Cash or trade for equal! ROCHESTER FORD DEALER L_For Sak OC: | tside, pais] MA S210. ~— MICHIGAN lth a oa wane “FOR MORE. ‘tHaN 20 YEARS A 5 5 ’ dy.’ 5 ¢/mos. OLD REGISTERED BOX: Auction Sal 77 COMPLETE OUTBOARD BERVICE | °4,~OR2 = ieFON, PICK UP. THAN 30. YEAR : uction oats ood condition. 2635 ——— oe ACE TO BUY" er, Female. FE 48052, after ¢ CE ALL MARINE. PAINTS AND — m. , VARNISHES TANKER TRUCK SOTTABLE FOR | ’52 BUICK HARDTOP « [a DACHSHUNDS, : “day nig A oem charge anor Renae ee hae ee trade also 1962" ton OMG | This ON ate | 9.4067. 7 p. EL | ra retty uto fj Ce ee onal effec ee mer Boy HOUR EVINRUDE La, : 0 ERO Eee oOm DUMP, Fi00 este Fh Sosiae, ead << / soxER 7 aE STUD » aR cm eWeek, Teneee | quatanteed service. backed by 20 Haste) TELO ae) LU! Gk perfect. Cain “terma er trade ii show @ pedigree. Phone MA- | FE fi Hi u trail rs 78 ee High cost aluminum a auc DUMP TRUCKEEPHICE | | Reb Sales, 68 Oakland. le 8-7: AONE Soh oad ecwadedeihe | stealing them Giristratt "yoeee | ta LACIE) LL enn | |BUICK “52. FULLY EQUIPPED! 5 PAROERETE sim =. iat ALMA, MODERN, (REAL Action boat trailers $79 up. gris or FR 4074 es “MI 41372 ~ eee fe Cra oat kits ep ‘til im. = 2 = BEAGLE, HOUND... 7% YEARS) S27uelwcen >be and te "Peas, ptiis hes ofchard -WIESON = | Pi, convenriace Sorin t e eer arbo a 195 20 0 FT VACATION | TRAILER, = = — = acetone AT 8TUD. AKC PUP- tOR BEST QUALITY “XPARIN 1939 CADILLAC, GOOD CONDI: | Dien. Curtiss, OR 3-620. | fires Saree neat errrines SEF HARRINGTON -G.M.C. ES I ae Ge Cr BOXER FOR SALE, $40. 255 s. urner stove, toilet ready to go ae bd u FE 2-0 Edith FE 5-9623 at $1795 19 ft used General. s405. | TEV INRUDE MOTORS FE 5.9488 FE 44031 1051 CADILLAC «DR. WRECKED. : van UA FEMALE. 6 MOs. | / 22% Unied. e Genesee Sales, (Whirlwind boats —_—, $982 CAFC 3 eylinder Die-7 es old, FE 2-2662. y_Dinle_Bsy Polesebeihanes beretisny if sel tractor, ready to go. = Cet ae cae enpeareerraeaner ae SE: TUMMANn canoes / : i Pes COCKER EO “trailer tor ‘ale ia ‘cages id Town, canoes - MICHIGAN'S ‘LARGEST rg r x U | oe a service. 3 ACUMINGM OEM 18 18 FT. COM- larine Maraeurel) & palnts i— Banish i = | OLIVER = ° bination frig.. gas heat, sleeps 4, 1953 GMc DUMP vcK. pels, joi iy bg elec. brakes Call aft. i pm. FE oe pee leat MOReeniest ¢ ete ieee ern Lee Works | cores TON PICKUP. A Ate = ce | ‘elegraph Phone eee ; 4 La t cl h 7 > ma Fou GALE CHEAP. six We is PONTIAC CHIEF | 5° *— a ony bo rie wy pear MF er ore & - AMERICA’S FINEST { aa ~ - lish Setter pups F TROJAN_YELLOWJACKET i ARAKEETS witn oUanayrer | "7 MOURA” Cue Leeteniy tarepe fet ens) mt) emcees) sl esig “ty aatere. Cages ene Ce =e Ge | PAINT —M MARINE & naan | ~ . | foe. © Be Y ww TO 4 PRICED TO BELL ! ALLSTATE ADTO INSURANCE hanina Paces, | 197 Liverty. aT L INLAND LU AKE SALES | toundea by Seart Roebuck & 19 Nn ave aoa Since yet on OakiAnd Ave ‘1947 Alma, Bac oune bosare oy 3127 _W. Huron re ATION & ae _Co) Call Jim Boushell FE 5-776 | 92 NAS... ween $493 Faaatenys cancntbe, chows| its etuarry 7 oc Setlommpcnarr, aver wriiiry, SAT Paks, fawoug. oie] “Sere ce paneiieg. Geume's He ale plod alee equipped with Neering heel and hee Ins —o eo Feat ital Sc Buick Cc 10% pe va wiene efore yor renew 34, BS , , sy ss Auburn Rd Pe sssi0, ISL Buckefe 31) $1200 | ae eed Mart 7 motor. EM! Poti ee BNE RAREETS PETe-OUPPLIES bile homds which may be pur. | COSTELLO'S — oats, MOTORS 230 Yoorneis Ra PE 5-603) ment oa our new deferred pay trailers Lake’ Orion, MY 3-3732 _For ‘Sale Cars a 254 Buick 4 Be wee $1495 5G. FEMALE BOXER. @ MOS.| free'on all contract. ak policy | JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS. | ~~~~ ne Special, Radio & Heat a: Z purchases. Starcraft métal boats, Tee Nee | « ” a weet Ste prey mores» [HUTCHINSON | Paige Setegt oe | EASY ED* NEEDS AN) Oty estos & é aoe 7 "ree : Wee diate Rime | OUTBOARD MOTOR | 1,for4 4 Dr.......$1395| WOER - 8 ne ORS Pl MOBILE | ; ¢ 300 Shane'Pe same” | West yess I and oe eG | : AKC re wianf 3-4629. ne _ own payment on a beaw 5 1. 2 yRonscal: Fish] & 6U sUPPiirs | Dee “MOTOR. § nev. 2-Drs , = Pincomb’ rh 8t., Oxford a , ae ie ~ROWBOATS, $40 7600 , SEE : 4301 Dixie Hwy = - | inabelhy Laker Ba ct SEASY ED? JONES OLIVER - LARGE, SELPCTION OF NEW -— 1~ os ae : “et an OR $12 i me at cess to earth prices . PAL ( K ; ___-2830 rt Hwy” Fin) | _ Howar oom is. | 19685, Diale ee i 113 cc AC + ne A\V ‘io — wore ee cu ives aly ya NG Meee ena ser "staat | SHORTY HOOK’ | aRE YOUR SAN |: "Where. Pontiae Buvs tis Buicks i y “ ini, Fis , LIGHT = USETRAILE PLACE b) pircenseme! Let us heip you to ~Th"plark, 8650 casts jek Ez TRAIL Ra, | [MERCY RY, OUTBOARD, MO MOTORS oat to some lése expensive 0 Orchard Take we. ise ROYCRAPT 27 WILL GELL { Sales_snd_ Service 28 Orto: FE 29101 #, trade for furstture, ie | Uren 12 AND if Lad x PEN | “ee at ares Ra : Rage, ) o . oad, P= — Mer poe ly " 7 low Motel 3400 Dine Hwy, MY 22611 >) an i tT ale f 7 ® ‘ Ai \ ? $ { é 4 a & fe “to Bank rates. Dsed trates, me. we eall it ;— “It has a scientific name, -of course! but in plain. ‘English ‘dodging a lana exam!'"’ rive toe extra miles it — pay you well, 4540 ed} "H. J. VANWELT. OR 31355 “SHARP CARS ONLY i r car is sharp bring car) -HAUPT | ; CADILLAC, 1948, ONE OWNER, w Royal Master tires, he | YE 3587. West Side Used Cars Drive out where overhead ts low a save the difference. Many makes & models to choose from, “West Side Used Cars 923 W. Huron a A-] USED CARS. “HASKINS CHEVROLET . | Oakland County’s Fastest Growing Dealer rebel rate Highway - sabe Open o tl 8 WILL ACCEPT Outhosrd nee: ances, . eos CAR €2 Oakland Ave. URE CARS! LJ Taylor Chevrolet Sales OLDEST FE 54-0297 larkes 4-1561 98) CADILLAC COUPE, __mileage, like sew. FE 29-4556. A $1,000 CASH ©LUs A GOOD ‘53 . Plymouth or D More cash for a ‘56, OL _after 4:30 p.m. ee isso CHEVROLET. BODY AND IN- terior in gon bg sragst eees motor work. $25. 2-3506 after i985 CHEVIE 4¢DR., EXCELLENT | contition, Must secrific “40640. irsai 1965 CH OLET ERTIBLE. Let! se radio & heater. CENTRAL _LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at Pike 6ts. PE 4-3885 _ Harold Turner, Ford SE cE 464 8. Woodward MI 4.7500 “PASY ED” JON ES . Ch AD , Chev. 1956 115 S. SAGINAW —. COMPANY CBTEEENES Cc ‘AR | "Good veonds «WHEEL DRIVE. 2 JEFFREY FORD SALES Resto, “bestet,, Powers atts Saiep ees SEDAN COOFE EE: loaded pelae < paenengey Ei ve | oe, te. bonis Hydramatic. Real = this. gorgeous. beauty a! Bob Frost, Inc. 147 8. Saginaw Bt. payment on any car on E Depee jot, —_—— 10. PLYMOUTH 2-DR. SEDAN, WE CARRY H. Nice eur trade. EM 4 "y ELYMOUTA CLUB COUPE ; . T 008. "SO motor. 1956 plates, radie~end- heater, $80.00. Call OR 3-1186 aft- er 6 p.m. : Bob “F rost, Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY: AND ~ PLYMOUTH CRANBROOK i866 PONTIAC CAT. WILL TRADE. 3645 W Walton. OR *-7291. 4 r. Sedan, R&H, white walls, $605. FE B-4i PE 0-3983, Pe eae + oh Open 8 0.m, to 9 p.m. YOUR NOTE | 200 CAS SEDECTION | Cy Holl | 35 All makes & mode! Bean wrote Galen BRAID a eras eal Tacobson’ s Motor Sales 5 pS ee to a8 Ford & Cheve. . 48 our Rambier-Hud Deal 3— 50 Buick: ae Corner Pike & Cass. cA pescerengee se Doser THESE, ARE ONLY A “EASY ED” NEEDS 10 8. cass PEs 2 0106) Msg 55 gna 'B4 Chevrolete. an UTR. Sa "95, ‘Sand 'S3 Ci Brin, ru oe oT ei ing "Beattie eood soutien hs FE 3-82 Ponting ond . : machine, refrig.. ete. "Vipaty ba Ed" _Foabo. : 6—'32 & ‘51 Fords will allow ven ‘tough for 8 a ., oat 53 Willys, “it 451 Chevies, all st: Financing Arrang wt L ik pus 1a ECONOM" Y USED ae 22_ Auburn Ave A-1 ve es. Call 1 EM 3-0250 after 4 PE ¢2131 CENTRAL : LINCOLN-MERCURY. Cass at Pike Sts. ~ “FE 4-3885 Pie A ‘86 PONTIAC 4 DR STARCHIEF. 850°S. WO ARD Low milea, ve like new. fully | ,-~ BIRMINGHAM -and | 3) JOrdan 6-3933; will cake. clean trade 82 or ‘53. : ‘36 MERCURY, CUSTOM HARD- PE 4-634) after 3 p ; Matic, | “top. Fully equipped. 1.000 miles ‘86 PONTIAC ExEcuitve c “New car guarantee. JEFF | $i MERC, “TAKE OVER PAY-, . Call EM 3-2234, ask for EY At SALES __OA 63011 65 Mt. Clemens DISCOUNT PONTIAC RETAIL STORE Bt. FE 31117 heater, 'g Ford, tires me mee “— 4 ww a : . R&H 2 ust se ao e ¢., i Hy Le Phone, MUtual caine, Mion for br.|_ FE’ 6caee m “ oe ee | heater, a ‘36 PONTIAC 870 HAR abee | - «ditch OLDS oe. FOR Hue Sharp. 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WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge| CKLW, News, Sammy 5:00—WJR, William Sheehan . an y CAR, News, Coffee JBK, News, Tom George) WWJ at 5 oilers News, Mickey Shorr | WPON, News, — Shine WCAR, News wx Wattrick, Sports WPON, News, Zee, Orville 3: :30—WIR, Music Hall pe WPON, News , »:s0—WJR Campaign 34 WXYZ, News. Osgooa 2:36—WJR, Time for Music WJBK. Newa, Don McLeod ww Politics | CKLW; Terrence O'De wo, Faye Elizabeth WCAR, News, Caravan Ll fo Best Bands WJBK. News, Gentile, Binge WXYZ, News Ace . ._ News, Serenade CKLW, Bob and Ray ws 8:00—WJR, Jack white CKLW, Bud parien 5:36—WJR, Hall WJBK, Mickey Shorr ww, Maxw WCAR,- Tiger Tun: WW5, Jim Deland WPON , Zee & Orvit le WXYZ, News, Ongood WPON, Luncheon Muste WXYZ, News, someones i =a -- Today's Television Programs -- "Programs furnished by stations listed In this column are subject to change without notice. Channel 2—WJDK-TV Channel SAWATY \ Chanel IWAYETV Channel S-OKLW-TV | TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet Comedy. (9) Abbott and Costello. Bud and Lou, go to “Alaska’’ to get in on gold). strike. (4)- News and Sports.) Paul Williams, Bill Flemming. | (2) Patti Page Show. Music. :15—(7) News. John Daly. (4) Dolores. Short drama. (2) News. | Jae LeGoff. :%3"— (4) Weathercast. Sonny | Eliot. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett Phelps. 30— (7) Warner Bros. Presents. “Cheyenne,” finds cow sheriff is edsy prey for money- hungry woman in “Star in the Dust’’ with Adele Mara, Clint! Walker. (9) Follow That Man.| Ralph Bellamy in ‘Dragon's Blood."* (4) Dinah Shore. Songs. | (2) Name That Tune. Musical quiz. 6:45—(4) News Caravan. Cameron Swayze. 7:00—(9) Film Theater. Tom Neal,’ 1 John -Howard Duff in ‘Navy Bound,"’| ~ _Navy boxer hélps his buddy get} his father out of debt. (4) Bob) Hope Show. Comedy and musical, revue with guests Kathryn aba 19:15—19). TV. Basebsil son, George Sanders and Bailey. (2) Phil Silvers Show. 1 You'll Never Get Rich: Sgt. Bilko ‘insists his buddy deposit. insurance check in the bank be- fore he is oom of “The Con Man.” 7:30—(7) Wyatt Ea. Earp de- | on ee bribe to join lawbreak-| ers in-. “King of the Cattle Trails" starring Hugh O'Brian, Lynn Roberts, Don Haggerty. ». (2) Navy. Log. Sense of impend- ‘ing disaster haunts destroyer’s | crew as a skipper guides the| help falten pilot in “Rock Breaks’ ‘ Scissors.”’ 8:00—(7). Make Room for ly. r prob: | “Love Thy) (2) _ Ethel. Barrymore 9:00—(7) Jalopy Races. Film. town, 9:30—(7) Danny pr.’ arring Dannyiy; :20—(2) Les Paul and Mary y lett Sherry Jackson, ia} Ford. Music. H. = 1 heater: Edward Arnold, im." Theater. James ‘Raly, Biff Mc-{ derland. suire, Pat McVey dy. ‘73.Seconds | 8:45—(2) ‘News, Weather. Into Space,"’ true tory of de-|8:55—(4) News. velopment of rockets\which led|9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp- to man’s first exploratin of out-| er Room. Arthur - Godfrey.-. 7) cs er space. (2) Red Skelton Show. | 9:30—(2) Red plays plumber wha, runs) Heartthrob Theater: into complications when he \isits.9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. home of a movie star pla by: 10:00—(4) Home. Elena Verdugo. | 10: 25—(4) Window in Home. \ 10:30-(2) Strike It Rich. Home. :55—-(7) News. 1: 7Q0—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- Ernie, (7) Story Studio. (4) Mystery Theater. Neil Hamilton in “Hollyweod Stadium: Mys-|! tery."’ (2) The $64,000 Question. Quiz with Hal March. n Jumbo Theater, The, _‘9) Billboard. | ~ Sivan ee + - |Kathryn Lee “(ballerina) oe OO Original Budget Ed Paid- $1,350 for His First Show; Program Now Takes $1 80,000 This is the second of” \six articles ta which @ famed ver, beh = | | } } } i] | | Velevision’s Tifst. 10 years. By JAMES L. KILGALLEN INS Staff Writer Pas [ Bullet. Proot Taxi Fate of Scandal Publisher By EARL WILSON NEW YORK — Just to keep your mind off your work: Hollywood acquaintance, “but even so, he’s fairly intelligent.” | , x *§ kK & other night—said to the doorman: “A bullet-proof taxi, please.” Billy Rose knows that gals like to blab. Since fire de- stroyed his Mt. Kisco home, he’s had to find a new spot for his June marriage to Joyce Mathews, “Billy won't even Ed Sullivan's first TV show gost ~lhim exactly $1, 350. Today one ‘of his Sunday night programs costa about syp0,000: | * s * | On a first show (June 20, 1948), Sulivan paid comedians Martin| and Lewis the magnificent sum af $200. =.This-pair of comics today can coiimand $50,000 for a single guest shot. ; Choris girls whom Sullivan’ paid $10. night in 1948 now get $145 a performance. . These figures illustrate the tremendous change that has taken place in television in less than eight years.. Salaries of everybody, from stage hand to the star, have jumped immensely. Apparently, money is only money—‘‘the show's the thing.” - ‘FIRST BUDGET . Sullivan, in .an interview, ‘with this writer, prodticed the budget of his first ‘Toast off the Town" variety show. Here it is: Martin’ and Lewis, (come- dians) ... Monica Lewis. (singing star)” Eugene List (pianist) Ruby Goldstein (boxing referee) . Jdhn Kokoman (New York fiveman)) 2.3 .66255-5 Rodgers & Hammerstein (famous_ composers) Six dancers, $10. each....... Ray Bloch oa Jeader).. tell me where we're going to get married.” Joyce told a friend. “You see, he wants to keep it a secret!” Kim (Sugar) © Smith, lip- \stick commertialist for the two 64G quizzes, is looking for la ‘summer stock Job where @& gal \doesn't have to wear lip- sticki—or anything else.~ South African millionaire Johnny’, Schlessinger—his dad- dy came\from Brooklyn—was asked “When is a South Afri- can millionaire not a million- aire?” His answer — and it'd probably go for Texas, too— was: “Nine times out of 10." | | Barbara Hutton, now at 7 the Rits in Paris, \is snags miserable. How happy. could be if she'd only Eric Johnston feels he had ot|* hand in the. Grace Kelly- ! Rainier marriage — by insist- ing Grace go to the Cannes Filni Festival where they first. met. Grace balked .at/ going, Johnston insisted, and) Grace ; || gave in only when the Festival (| agreed to pay her expenses. 28 Smart gal, like we always said. (KIM. (SUGAR) SMITH Connie Bennett gets a laugh when she says, “Everybody's saying ‘She must. be /102’—but they're probably thinking of my sister Joan.” (Actually, Joan’s 46, Connie’s-4744). THE MIDNIGHT EARL . . . . Thé Johnston office refused to approve the word “ Wee © . That list ey $735. tidnal $615 went for “hn addi- Erwins in “Father Picks a 11:05—) Experimental School. Queen.” (4) Federal Men. “Gen-| 1: 15—(Q Love of Lide. tleman Cheat” tries to hide in-|11:25—(7) come tax evasion by padding reh for Tomorrow. Sea) Higiewey) Patrol. Ad- a) r Your Nest. (7) ; Broderick Cr Robin and Ricky. venue stars *"'11:38—(9) Billboard. 6:00—(7) John Wayne Show. eg ss Mores caNGun Wayne in ‘Westward Ho.” (9)| 12;00—(2) Theater. \4) Ding Don: National News. (4) Celebrity| School. (1) 12. o'Clock (Combe | Playhouse. Ann Sheridan plays! (9) Take a Look. - > newspaper woman in love with construction boss in “East of Nowhere.” 0:10—(9) Weathervane 12:15—(9) Folk Songs. 12:30—(2) Ladies Day. 7 Shows. (7). Beulah. rette. Hall of e o19) Myrtle Labbitt. Fame. Film. 1:00—(7) Lady of Charm. 0:30—(9) China Smith. Dan ‘Dur-| News. yea in-Sgt. Ko.” (4) Traffic 1:05—(9) Shoppers Show. Court Cases re-enacted from Traffic Court records. (2) PRsse:' Kk! y) Saber. Tom Conway in Queen.” é 1:00—(7) Soupy'’s on. Variety with, 4 Matinee Theater. Soupy Sales. (9) Good ae érnoon Film Festival. Dauphin in “Golden *|s:00—() Brighter Day. (4) Date. (4) Hour (9) Fea- be (9) ee 1:30—-¢2¢. Linkletter's House Party. (4) Conrad Nagel jh: 556—(4) Fran i Tis. | Big Payoff. drama about femme who With Life. causes gangland r. (4) 11) (4) Mod- o'Clock News ul Williams. (2) | Noaances. News: eGol f. Wh ite Camellia. Sheila 7 Ma for a Day. Yan in “Pardon My Stripes.’ = 4:00—(2) Four o'Clock Theater. (4) Little Show. Monty Woolley. “(4 pinky Lee. (7) The Etwins. Lili Darvas in “The Queen of (9) Dance Party. Spades.” (2) Miss Fairweather. 4:39 (2) Ay the World Turns. (4) Mary Ann Brownley. (Color). Howdy Doody. (7) Ra- mar of the Jungle. 4% Howdy: Doody Nightwatch Theater. ‘5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Mr. 1:28—(2) “ ; Kenneth Kent, Judy Kelly in Kennedy - The aes “House of Mystery.” BI gis justice Call Drama of Sinwyer who fin atte go—(4) Fabian of Scotland: , (9) Ju Long John Sitver. regeneration in helping save in) yard. Young man reports his _ : nocent man from prison 4) apartment has been wretked by a , Fireside. Theater. Photographer.’ poodlums but” refuses to help Arm ls Confident fed up with temperamental oe Fabian find the culprits in “The y drn he photographs. is attracte Man from Blackpool.’ . .e 7 160 a widew with a lively little a = of Missile Defense son in “Along Came a Bach- WEDNESDAY MORNING lor’ with: Jane: Wyman, Pat- 6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today’ WASHINGTON —‘The Army rick Knowles, Harvey-Grant. (2), Farm Report. is: confident it can develop a de-; Guy Lombardo Jubilee. _Musi¢ 6:55—(2r On The Farm Front. tense Against the intercontinental and how it has affected lives of 1:00—(21_ Capt. Kangaroo. ¢4) ks ballistte missile {ICeM)- people. | day. 8:30 — (7) Cavalcade Theater. 7:%8—(4) News. “Ke. expect Pe be. able to de- Young American: diplomat ini7:30—(4) Today. (7) The Teen: t t i ICBM," Lt. Gen. James Far East saves lives of nine na-| ager Gavin, chief of- Army*research nt tive youngsters and helps win 7:55—(2) Cartoon Classroom, (4), aa sdevelopment, told the House | among the- “top 10” on TV. election for forces of freedom, News > |Appropriations Committee, “but in “Diplomatic Outpost” star- &:00—/4) Today TL ittle Rascals. it is going to be a job.”’ ring John Hudson, Cynthia 8:15—{2) Morning Playhouse. Gavin's testimony, taken behind Stone. (9) Pick the Stars, Talent 8:26+(4) News: closed doors and edited for securi- roundup of Canada aC Circle 8:30—(4) Today: (7) Wixie’s Won ty reasons, was made public Sa ae ~— by the. committee today *. * se 1 een i. {2 ‘a 5 iD b The general pictured a bleak vee, future for enemy pilots, saying: S He is @ film P | | | “We think with the surface-to- sein im air missiles that we now have in 10 Eagle's nest development, the prospects of; org ty, ty yyy manned enemy aircraft surviving 11 Jumper tj Gt are very limited indeed.” 15 Indonestan of | Z, Mindanao eA Uy —_—— ay ; She Detours Traffic | 1A Plait iY aL . | 1p Mewattan rrr t With Her Trusty Rifle, at errenons ‘ aes : POOIMA, Calif. W—When po- 2) Reead snrend Vig, ‘ lice refused to detour traffic off ee unip —— “he her’ unpaved street simply be- BS Boreion? : A. ¢ause she was painting her holse 30 Rot flax by ] i be : ~ [and didn’t want the dust to spoil sy ee - layer the job, Mrs. Fern Lewis decided Guido's scale YG to establish her own detour, 32 Peer Gynt's bv 5 or = PS ; 2 iid Police say she took her .22 rifle! Pl ides oko | yesterday, stood at the intersec-/ 42 Goddess of tion of Sharp Avenue and Osborne 44 hae Cun open ‘Street and persuaded motorists pane \ not to drive co aere Avenue, 45 aft os os reet (ab) —————_aminanicter a ander Eieeeent 34 Noblemen h 4 Retains 17 Moccasin 35 Cunning ‘Officers “e - roadblock was py de les Aa pogo ‘patn ful x6 Distress stenal 100 per cent effective. 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A. > { f i . ¢ 5 : : f } i "i | i | , j } . f Z “(pianist like Eugene List for (4) (7) | payroll, |the orchestra, bringing the total prdéduction! costs and salaries for musicians in| * movie. _* : Tommy Manville, ringsiding at cel ' spent: ty Sullivan on his first show up to $1,350. | Redgers and cares two | | of the greatest names in business, went on for free, eae | | $200 payment (2 Blech lncteded | the cost of the orchestral arrange: | | ments. an aa to use singer Mopica of his shows now \he concert | ten mused Sullivan, the successful pro- , ducer, director and emcee whom ‘\CBS considers ‘worth $175,000 a year as long. as he remains on the Tmagine getting a Nostaigically; Siillivan took a Ue ee DE Cas lence over the years. He recalled ‘the night in June 1948 when the ‘3:30_(2) Edge of Night. (4) Queen 8 Philadelphia came on the net- work. Up to then the network had only New om and oe * “Tt was a big, aaa " said Sylli-; van. “I remember I broadcast, that night from a studio in the oe Central area. Frank Stan- on, head of CBS, was there. — “He used a big blackboard and | Twinky. (T) Mickey Mouse Club. pointer to illustrate what a great a | future was in store for TV. when the coaxial cables would be ex- tended oo other cities across the nation." Sullivan has acquired an ulcer or two as a result of his years on TV He admits he “plays the game hard.’ Ie moved into television ‘from the newspaper business. He works hard and travels a great deal. He is in New York one! day, and in Paris, Las Vegas OF said that it has been estimated a /Rome a day or two later. IN THE TOP 10 | His show consistently ranks high He likes to open with a “‘big act,"’ and \follow with other featured perform. . ers—popular singers, “acrobats, opera singers and 80 on. * Ed knows he ote sing, dance, juggle or train animals so he usual- ly just introduces the principals— | Jr.'s fiancee, Cordie Mae West a marriage proposal backstage ... Sammy Davis, the’ divorce and-is due here lgonn Wi jhis in child. t Lancaster will sing and dance in his: next, a musical é EARL’S PEARLS .. . Instead “Ae compuabateg thas. we don't get everything we want, we should be grateful we don't get everything we deserve.—Heimuth Kaeutner. | WISH I'D SAID THAT: “If there's a tie between father and son, chances: are the son 1s wearing if."--Ham Park. —- TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: While sneering at African natives who beat drums to ward off evil, we North American natives blow horns to. break up traffic: jams. —- Oren Arnold. Tas earl, brother. (Copyright 1956, The = Syniicate, Eo oe $100, 000,000 Will Be S; pent on Spring Atomic Tests* HONOLULU w. — The Atomic clear explosions from American- , Defense Made test devices and weApons) | Energy Commission and to at least 65 (of which 63 are Department calculate the cost of officially admitted) -sinee fhe pro-| - series of big scale nuclea? penitor atomic bomb testy on July weapons tests, like that beginning 16.3945, / iat the central Pacifie proving) Pushbutton Brings | grounds, at, more than one hun- dred million callers: | Lane. bd The two agencies say that costs of Pacific tests are high com Facts to Subwayites pared with those held at intervals E . at the proving grounds in NeVa- NEW YORK (®—The city sub- da. but that they are “fully ae- ways have a new gadget for ceptable because of their value harried riders who don? kcnow how to weapons development to get where they're going ; ~ At the push; of a button, the OPERATION REDWING’ “Dinectomiat’) ejecta) peinted al | Material made available today ‘by officials of Operation Redwing’ “series such, as Castle will exceed 100 million dollars in gic costs.’ . of, say, Chinese restaurants and a’ push’ 6f the Brooklyn: Dodger; button not only. will show how to. get to Ebbets Field, but also the | price of admission arid a schedule of home games * ¢ ® . Operation Castle was ~the 1954 spring series at the Pacific prov- g ground. That series included Hlaenation of the biggest hydro- gen bomb ever exploded. The AEC says officially that three det- onations were made in Operation Castle. Other sources have sug into operation.vesterday in the con- fusing Times Square station. The cost is being borne hy advertisers. Anawer_te Previous ‘Purtie “He's an intellectual,” Samuel Goldwyn was saying of a) Brooklyn Girl, 9, With Confidential publisher Bob Harrison—leaving the Colony the) ught a $98 stuffed dog and mes it airmailed to rections to any of the 476 stations; in the maz¢like subway system, | Another button will bring a list, The first of the machines went, i From un Cheers Invalid Old’ Friend Writes to Anemia, Polio j NEW YORK w& — A Jittle girl) with an incurable blood disease » has been cheered by a letter’ frorn an old friend — the Presi-! dent of the United Eaten Susie Giardina, 9, of Brooklyn, Dad Announces Birth ' Via Airplane Streamer COLUMBUS, : Ohio. w—For near-~ ly three hours a plane towing a streamer which/read, “It's a boy. Both are OK" flew over bus in the vicinity-of the White — Hospital yereneny. e The boy ms ci Malcolm Riggie ll, first child of Mr. and Mrs, C. Malcolm Riggle. He was born in ‘the hospital Sunday. * The ny eto — on iwork me n's compensation and |widely known in Columbus, didn't include the boy’s name in the [birth ¢ announcement. |has received periodic blood trans. jfusions from the Red Cross since. '1948 because of the Somane (Coo- | ley's @memia). > |SENT PICTURE } | | with President Eisenhower on a |national radio-TV program launch- ling a Red Cross drive. Later the President sent her his auto-~) graphed picture for her birthday. é hd . a * . | Last February Susie contracted infantile paralysis. She spent 50 \days in-a “hospital and has only| |now recovered enough so she can. |walk across her bedroom. The Broklyn Red Cross chap-| the attention “ = Provident Yesterday a see’ arrived . in Brooklyn from the White House. ‘BIT OF BAD LUCK’ . : “Dear Susie; it read, ‘I under- stand that you have had another bit of bad luck, and that you have recently had to be in the hospital to be able to run and play the other children, and I this most ‘recent misfor- \Unearthed ‘Human’ decal: Belonged to ‘An Animal’ DETROIT w— A bone, first -|identified as that of a today ‘marked their investigation ‘closed."’ How About That! MUSKEGON & — The wallet that Margaret Cleveland lost seven $8 cash. It came through the mail without a note of explanation. ‘had lost the billfold on a bus in 1949. : Two years ago she appeared] financing te 8500. We = reguent Witt a sincere. Geare te help jter Wrought her latest trouble to! again. 7 “It's hard on a litte girl not a) ae @ Electronic. technicians. . took ot to police. A medical ex- aminer hastily identified it asa PHONE _ FORA LOAN SERVICE ! 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If Bob Hope, for | The direct costs mentioned in So / | example, came on—that was the AEC-Defense information ‘un- S 424. _ - enough. People just wanted to |doubtedly include the price for the: see him. But today Hope—or | weapons themselven | any other performer—has to put. * * y OJEINIO}\ . on a real show. ~ The first iin of the new, “If yoy put Clark: couble on to series © mil bring the bal of nue day he'd have to deliver a_per-' - formance or he'd hee a dead pigeon." et nad *SERVICE® (Tomorrow:, Milton Berle and Phil Silvers gree that JV 1s ‘rea hhe ito] TW + RADIO - HI-FI Eleven and a half acres of stain- @ TV—ALL MAKES" ‘ ess steel were required to sheathe @ RADIOS 4 a recently constructed 46-story. : buliding completely. ‘ @ TAPE RECORDERS @ RECORD PLAYERS @ P.A. Sy are Senn ice INTERCOMMS Do-It-Yourself. Tube Tester BLAKE RADIO-TV Bring Them in by the Segfel : Open Eventage “iH © 3149 W. Huron a ' 4. 5791 HAMPT LECTRIC 25 oa Experience ‘ 828 W. Meron f F ' } ; ’ } Ls ’ r y Bn, i ( a ! r af \ ¥ [ee : * ' ‘ eee ob. 38¢ y Market HURON sTreET a cue 4 FAMPS aay STAMP D il “jactor; just keeps rolling along. * ss in February 1942, by truck’ to a;~ ‘Uranium and graphite “bricks” The top-most “bricks” of the old scientists ence again .dismantled! pile were laid down first to.-be-| ‘the pile and trucked the bricks to a new location inside the Tab. pleaded in court for punitive ac- tion against his 18-year-old son, charged with speeding. ok ao = THE PONTI LAC PRESS. TUESDAY. MAY 1, 1956 ee : = SALES World’ s F; irst Atomic Reactor Still on ‘Active’ Duty Dad Begs judge Le cae | ls anion Catiane cures r Punish Son, 18 Chicago Pile One was transterred Chicago. ; But ~ last November, - rean| LOUISVILLE, Ky. A father - |from the origal pile used 14 years comme the best “ter Chicago Pite . LJ | Two. F a ee ‘by atomic pioneer Enrico Will Folsom Swin SPOESN T WEAR OUT jad to usher in the atomic. age g | HELPED NAUTILUS . The original material has been i poames Keone pene ey tl c 0 have been ‘assembled for the third Needed Votes Today! During the war, b dlht reese reconstructed into an eight-foot with the th “before he kills high cube containing two and one- half tons of uranium surrounded mself and someone else." by 30 tons of graphite,It is now, “I wish you would take -his driv- called an exponentail assembly, or €T’s license away from him,” ;Humphrey said. erohet, to b MONTGOMERY; Ala. 7 iii» _ big question mark in today’s Dem: ocratic primary in Alabama is the Ttime to aid nuclear research. This time, the original reactor | qaterials are being used at the Atomic Energy Commission's key POISON-IN PERSON! He may be 16 or 60—but you know he’s play. = ing pirate, when he jumps the light, grabs two lanes, slashes by at the risk of other lives. the University of Chic- to operate Argonne) .|non-ghain-reacting pile. tional Laboratory out- ame to train scientists |Vote-pulling power of Gov. James ‘the pile returned to ‘Civilian life.”| One scientist offered this exam-| 2 ue “at | Let’s get him off the road! “reactor engineering.” E. Folsom, who predi a few sed — 'ple to explain Chicago -Pile One: + Judge Muir, praising the father’s « . : > - |months ago he“couldn't “| real ee | “ stand, took the license of James Careless driving is deadly KID STU 72 With the knowledge provided, re- ae | whieh ted to the development of Think of it as a 1942’ model R. Humplicey and ti sen ie elected dogcatener” in the state.| the first nucler reactor for pro- | automobile. The original body | "y and continued his “a |case until Dec. 29. searchers will, be able to design | atomic furnaces for heating, light- nds re anaregntion hee ners ing and propulsion purposes. Trib- e e ute to the power potenital of wrap Folsom is in a three-way race um came from Dr.. Normal-H ill ;for Democratic national, commit- berry, assistant direst of. AT-|teeman and has been accused by gonne, who said: _. ‘political opponents of trying to put | “Despite the- Thousands of hours', “Folsom slate’ into office in of pooh ga only a minute fraction) other races. Alot energy originally availble * * »e fi Chicago Pile Qne's uranium | n addition to the national com- has beer expended. Thus, once mitteeman race, voters will re- again, these materials are assum-¢ject Mrs. Lennard Thomas of ing a significant role.” \igoutgounary as national commit. LATTICE-TYPE lteewoman. She is wu ; é | Also to be elected are 52 fae The first pile—so naméd because gates to cast Alabama's 26 -votes| of the lattice-type construction 7+ the national convention, Eleven like a house of toy blocks—was| ‘dential’ elect aa instakingly assembled during jeroecee “nee add hex Seri tscr' aia ogcaeh court & candidates for Congress and sever- rbio lancer squash cour’ iat~state and district offices will| underneath the west stands of | be nominated. Stagg- football fietd on the Universi- | ty of Chicago campus. Democratic nomination is equiv alent to election in Alabama. named ' "There Fermi achieved che’ first . Wilson Jr. of Washington, D.C. | man-made atomic chain reaction, of the world. speak more . The jury also includes two| and shut It off when he wanted than 1,000 separate languages or i Smiths. . to. The date was Dec. 2, 1942. ‘dialects. (the graphite) is as goed as ever after thousands of miles of use. “And the gas tank (the uranium)’ Between 1954 and the end of 1955, is still almost full of the original are due to reach = ll-year peak ye the reactor went ‘‘cold’—after al- | tule.” ‘next winter. ° THE PONTIAC PRESS» Le ARS & ROEBUCK AND CO lhe reactor power plant for the U. 8. Navy Submarine Renal Sunspots, which disrupt com- munications on some radio bands, ‘ AP Wirephote UNDER anaber—ield in con- nection with an\ attack by 70 civilian rebels on ‘an army base near Havana, Cuba, is former ___President Carlos Prio Socarras. /A 4-day freeze on constitutional Years of Rugged Wear.. Our Finest Cross Country CHAIN: LINK FENCING 36-Inch Fabric . wae . Priced Lower! Se, ae CKSONVELLE, Fla. w—Fi ine men named Wilson were sworn, in on a 12-member jury in federal ; court, . eed The jury will decide a civil tax: 4 | ' ease filed against the government. i The government attorney is Wilson too. 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