3 ih, : te Pee agin ke Hy tle bss / P ue ne £8 | a 2 . i he ; - GAN, TH : + & & & & PONTIAC, MICHI ey URSDAY, MAY 81, 1956—00 PAGES _ cee pe Se Sa aes i es | Honor Nation's War Dead : & ay ‘in Diver Dies Twining to Pick ‘Visit’ Aides — in County Lake; oliday Toll Low Tragedy in Celebration of Memorial Day ~;~ | Sy . fi would be, asked to attend—but’ Mos- cow limited the bid to the Air Road Fatalities cotncrs tirs ss: Are 16 Below a | j QR Fy with a saw. Hands, feet and a vertebral section of the lower back were still missing. Eleven-year-old Edward: Hollis, DETROIT @ ~~ Sen. Potter (R-| provincial police at Crystal Beach Mich) says Michigan will benefit| was quoted by the Buffalo Courier- more than any other state thee Ect as saying the disorders the 51 billion dollar federal road ety ga cian buildi rogram. ut F. L. l, general: mana- ay be e e ger of the amusement park, said) sie aarp there was “not Cc) = Atos ago wet hone lists and the special state = iw Mee? _ A me _|gram will give impetus to cement; . — y ven & cee : traffie officers’ He | He declared: “I think the pres- © -H. E. Proudfoot, chief clerk ‘Marilyn's Beau Silent Berton ph lee tle ieale clad heavy equipment. production in| _ S!X Persons were treated for | A more recent visit to his favor- minimum toll of deat tige of the United States has of the rallroad'’s Grafton divi | peng x ere as rel | injuries at hospitals in Battal |!te fishing spot revealed the skull highways is a moving | UNO, Nev. > aywright car into her husband's autd ‘“‘be-' Michigan. - ‘and upper section of the-body. He. pie never been as high since the , Siam, ‘said the 104-mile section [Arthur (Miller has | declined!to mo a ise bucaped tele nalts’ a codli Ther Repubti ; a6 | and Fort Erie, Ont., and at least (29 uppe y. | | good, driving by our World War as it is today.” | between Grafton and Parkers. ae |Caus be rine Republican senator was 10. 49-others were treated for minor 40 screaming to the home of his hope we.can better it | nerg bad | ta Garvie 'uines | oes on ther seca to ple of weeks ago. Michigan to Sedicate, Vasgar's Me-) injuries at a first ald station at |brother-in-law who called police. | tyre,” As for the issue of his health, 1857 and never has had a passea- | arry bonct star Marilyn Mon-} morial Stadium: He was inter-' in, park: Sheriff's deputies dragged the | E he asserted emphatically: “I was ger tatality. He said the stretch [0° NOW that he has completed Rhonda Asks Divorce — Viewed Jater at Willow Run Air. “ nimeirell WN (Contender _” (itl Naat fall! Tl eaa only’ say this—| = SS tenets the six - week residence require- 'port, Provincial police arrested nine} stream and came up with n | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) now the only way I know it is the, - ‘ment for a Nevada divorce.| JUAREZ, Mexico @ — Rhonda! * * ¢ |Buffalo youths at the beach. Five) benes and some hair. Sheriff | —_ gas, doctors keep reminding me.” | The Nationa] Limited was be- Columnists have predicted the|Fleming, the red - haired movie|- He said new model automobile were Negroes and four whites: | me Ua Cod owl [oe Legion Opposes Visit The President spoke informally ing pulled by two diesels, an ar-marriage before the hlonde star today sued for a divorce from production and stepped-up defense! The Negro youths were charged} rib cage, bt the waist and just ‘contracts will- boost employment With unlawful assembly and the Bhove the Enves. | DENVER (®—American Mane ~ _Hejg-Hans Madsen, who Is listed! in good condition after suffering) leg injuries in an accident at 1) p.m. on M 15, south of Ortonville. on the grave paper floral wreaths which she herself had made in re- cent weeks. Then speaking through,an inter- |preter, she told a newsman that ‘life is not as rich and bountiful as in the old days." He pledged that he will cam-| Shaver brought back William * paign ag “energetically. and en-|Baum of. Parkersburg, a mail thusiastically’’ as possible to help|clerk, who was treated for shock win a GOP victory in November. | and sent home. Eisenhower also slammed head-| Missing were the fireman, iden- on into charges that U.S. prestige,tified as Paul R. Hooten of Graf- abroad has slumped -under the for-|ton, and another crew member, eign policy of, his administration. unidentified. if Hi * a freckled-faced sixth-grader, said) Gov. G. Mennen Williams he saw the bones in Smith's Creek atiy congratulated h - A Woman's Logic? Potter said yesterday the pro-| a E a z 8 fl 5 ¥ " sf i — down a patrotman,:- James Flan. ~~ nelly. at the Statler Hotel to some 500 ralgement used in the mountain- actress goes to Europe this sum-|Dr, Lewis V. Morrill, Beverly Hills : persons attending the first -nation- 0Us areas to handle heavy trains mer to make a film with Sir| physician. They were married at to an all-time peak in the last Whites with creating a disturbance, He said the only missing woman National Commander J. Addington wide campaign conference of the On steep grades. ‘Laurence Olivier. - 'Kenab, Ugah, in 1952, ‘quarter of the year. |All were released under $500 bail in the area who fits the dimen- os says the Legion Pye / . : i, ree : ey pac Bt) . : ‘ 4 National Citizens for Eisenhower oe : = — each. ~ : |sions of the skeleton is Mrs. Der-|consider it “preposterous” if any / _ organization. | ; . ~ NO CHARGES PLACED lothy M.: Gerkowski, 45, of nearby serious thought were given fo in, He told his audience: “I am a Uses Lincoin Tunnel as Speedway a |Marysville. She disappeared Kaw | vite Russian leaders Ni Republican in our two-party sys-. a gic! woe authorities took three 27 but was not reported missing Khrushchev and Nikolai tem. Consequently to do work best ° : _ Negro teenagers into custody | unti) March 1. to the ‘United States. ws aay wees LEQAS Police on 2-State Wi ase sts ty Coma ced t= — —— you give to me as my clos- . ae ae | : Vier =e : + : ' Police said no charges were nd = See ee ee , "Siew S Hail Pelt Count party loyalty ‘as well as official FORT LEE, N.J. @-A Balti-. “I wanted to get out of New/double-parked Wefore the swanky |went out with Culley to get his placed against them immediately. torms, al e t oun yY,. als rapcolerala frankly th Heed sti Soe e vaeicn leas ae oe 2 near Fisher Sherry Netherland Hotel on Fifth|coat. He jumped in his car and, ac ae foenect ot te ones | Bring ing End to Hol iday : - etl Ca aed Wet pe SS or s| eet aying D explaln-| avenue and ‘later triple-parked in using a spare key, drove off. : oid bon : the goals Republicans set for themed police on a wild auto chase ing why he fled. ifront of the nearby +totel “Pierre " | An estimated 15,000 to 20,000 per- eS . eS 4 bes tee a i i = : ~ 5 r : I Ag ‘ = Pe raebgli ag leigeneal aa als a eieee eneuieias thal, MENTAL PATIENT lHe was told the owner had ‘“pan- a ride took him to the en- | rel Saige eke ress, | Windstorms, hail, and.brief torrential rains hit por- said steady progress is being made lets\as he hit speeds up to 95 miles, A fistful of charges were filed handled $2 fram some persons”’ ance, to the Lincoln Tunnel, a ; tions of Oakland Couhty late yesterday, sending-holiday toward ithe tein ccala! cadurite an our. _ jagainst the stocky man. Dr. Eu ‘leaving the Pierre. where be nearly ran down a pa. Margaret Wynn and Dick Hirsch! . owds scattering for shelter taward the end of a sunny nd erosperity, | ‘The'ynotorist, Joseph Fisher, 38,/8ene Gersh ordered him. to the WENT FOR COAT tropes, | Sts jot en Oe News Oy he Buel Coane ee oe cy pgs ye eatin ak naelt \puttere: not S rets in the two. Psychiatric section of Bergen) Cully pi Fisher's! Jersey side where he knocked | ~ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) |Memorial Day. , 7 state eSbavade, though his 1956 Pines Hospital. the Bergen County registration and car Key. le ~_—|_ Thunderstorms and lightning skipped through Fair, Cooler Ahead, car now bears }4 bullet holes. [institution in nearby Oradell. At the 17th Precinct police sta. . Conrad F alls Behind jeastern_and_lower Michi-+ a0 | ; - tin * Then, with three carloads of cops . 'gan yesterday, leaving a with no reports of twisters Predicted for Area ‘paiqg ttail of nervous residents, ed in the state. in pursuit, Fisher barreled through, a toll entrance to the New Jersey Police_sald oné patrolman was’ | _ Dr. Gersh said Fisher told him tion, Fisher said he was cold and! knocked down at the entrance to he had been a patient four tinies | — “the Lincoln Tunnel in New York | &t the Seton Mental Institution ae TROON,: Scotland w= 7 but Fisher halted with three | in Baltimore and was: released In Today's Press , Turnpike,-dreve to the north end. Jack, Scottish champion, led de- 'but relatively little proper- 1, Detroit, as in many other 4 The U. S. Weather Bureau fore- : é of- the-- superhighwa headed fending titleholder Joe Conrad of ty Gamage: - . _ \citiés, there were many . j casts a low of 50 to 54 degrees | cops standing tale exer arts } ad Epp hapa are oper. County News......... If, 28, BA | east on part y —_ San Antonia, Tex., two-up after, A tornado warning issued for the of downed trees, Sane ead. * tonight. . Ve George Was aor sont = a clothing firm in Balti. | Damon Runyon............. : * * «* “<< 97 holes today in their 36-hole Jackson area sent residents scurry-|branches. Lightning caused two _ Fair and cooler is the prediction’ toll gute when he t oo more. Editorials ............ eee ens He reached the-George Wash- quarter final match of the Srit- |ing to basements when skies dark-| minor ‘fires;felled wires and shat- for tomorrow with a. high of 70) '° soap Food News......... 31 thru 41 jington Bridge, flashed through the ish Amateur Golf Championship. jened, and winds increased. Major|tered show windows. No one wag | to 74. ‘| Sixteen bullets were fired at his New York and Fort Lee authori-| Sports ”..:....q...47, 48, 49, 6@ toll gate—the fourth one he had Conrad, three up after the damage, however, was confined to ed seriously injured. In downtown Pontiac, -the lowest |$7,000 air-conditioned car during ties gave this account of the af-| Theaters ..... seayenes vre+--29 |passed—and put on his brakes 40 morning 18 holes, blew. his lead Jackson where a flash flood at| Outstate’ winds overturned three thermometer reading preceding 8|the 11 -- mile pursuit, Fourteen fair: 7 7 TV & Radio Programs...... § |feet:'inside the entrance plaza as by losing the 20th, 2ist and 22nd Francis and E. Euclid left several jouse trailers at Spring Arbor, a.m. was 70 degrees. At 1 p.m. struck the vehicle, one of them, Patrolman 4Villiam Culley no-| Wilson, Earl ............. +» 8, \three policemen stepped in his’ holes, Jack forged: ahead at the autos stranded. : jnear Jackson. Six: persons were the mercury rose to 80 degrees, ‘going through the windshield. —_ticed Fisher's cream-colored car’ Women’s Pages..... 2 thra 46 path . ° ’ | 24th, , : | The alert was lifted at midnight ‘slightly injured. > ——— : iy : ; RA A , Ee. « wh ; a A a € i * a & Tr & i me “ : . MS et apni i> i nt efit > Bi t “Rov West fo Seek ~ Deeds Nomination is of ue i ad Teday in “in Ponti Lowest temperature preceding 8 am (pl. Al Savage of Kamloops, B.C.' h.' paddle nearly two miles to a wait- ling plane which had landed on an 8 am: Wind velocity 18 mp Direction: West Thursday et 8:01 p.m. Pises Friday at 4:54 a.m. rises ay at 13:29 _- Moon sets Friday at 12:20 p weceree . ” Mean temperatue aD Wea my and rain 6, lite ae gnignest “ber Year be = eee temperaty Lowest temperature. seve Me, ner \ Mighest and Lowest ee a | oe s * Area United Fund drive was an- @, of Battle Pei fi pcos Ht ee “ ial Z 6 went te north +. & northern end of Southampton Is-, ‘i HH erect $9|Coral Harbor on the southern end! 4 ce Hee THE PONTIAC PREAG. THURSDAY, MAY. 81,1986). se As | 4. WAYNE GABERT ‘a Gabert Is Appointed, - fo UF Drive Post The appointment of H. Wayne) land Gabert as a member of the top leadership of this fall's Pontiac nounced today by Campaign Chair- man Walter K. Willman. Gabert’ will.serve as chairman of ah i if . = -_ FH | H EEs fe i [Atomic Wastes | 1 Present Problem An atomic energy specialist at the; University of Rochester predicts) 3 (Ends in Mass Riot - “Where to Dump ‘Active’ Residue Puzzles Plants: in Nuclear Work PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. (INS) — have an canna apoee! (probian for some 300 tons of dangerous yety Auxiliary and the Land of radioactive wastes. G. Hoyt Whipple told the Ameri- can Industrial Hygiene Association in Philadelphia that some of the vived by her father, of Commerce; possibilities for disposal burial in dry and even rockets to the moon, Ironically, Whipple pointed out, | “Oceanographers strongly favor | ocean burial.” -The nuclean researcher said tha disposal problem has ‘‘world wide significance” and demands care- ‘will have reached 1000 tons a veal by the turn - ba an ~ Whipple said x aceeet almost! all Atomic wastes are stored in| tanks, but they = Lake Erie Boat Trip (Continued From Page One) vent ot to . Mellman says there is a were brandished. Youngsters were shoved to the deck by paging mobs which rushed back and forth over the decks. .|segregated by worried crew mem: burns. the ram- “Many older white persons were bers. They sat ‘quietly in roped- off sections of the slow-moving ship, attempting to comfort their terrified chifdren.” crying, t Hen in the Dog House a hen. which refused to associate He estimates that nearly 15 mi lion adult Americans suffer some ba degree of this disease, but that; many may live out their normal _}life expectancy despite their ele- vated blood pressure. In the other cases, he continues, persistent overwork can-lead to heart failire, heart attacks, strokes or kidney diseases. Greta Gets Her Wish HOLLYWOOD (®—A letter came! to Hollywood addressed to Greta, Garbo and the post office returned it to Stockholm, Sweden, marked “Receiver Unknown ‘tn- U. S.A.” Found in Chair With an the other chickens in rnyard of Mrs, -Branda Aber-| nathy. | She roosts on a perch in the dog the commercial poultry feeds and; has no use for shelled aga Hit. ler’s diet consists mostly of sal peanuts and deer. Fog Halts. Freighters ping in the St. Marys River for more than 11 hours yesterday. About » ships were a Suitcase | WINNIPEG, Man. ‘lyear-old Toronto pilot greeted| rescue last night sitting in a chair ihad e 6° 6 jpilot, then picked: up—his suitcase, ~{climbed into @ canoe: and helped jice shelf. The downed airman disappeared May 19 while flying a pontoon. i % equipped Notseman from a secret) oO fod DEW-line base to Churchill, Man., 1610 miles north of Winnipeg. He’ approximately 10 feet wide off the 79 land, 1,075 miles north of here. |IN GOOD SPIRITS Crossley was flown 85 miles to jof Southampton Island where. a! ont Temperatares This public health nurse said he was | be 1098 Date in MY salentasie ‘in ‘excellent condition and geod, 7 | : ispirits but tired. | “panes ° iss Char, os| A radioimessage received cot ie See ae 8 ne Col. Savage: found Crossley, Ss tmneapolis 7 $3\sitting in a padded aircraft seat) oe | 8 xe York 33 i\protected from the wind by a tar. Ss & 3 * e7;paulin, The gear was taken from) ame $3 e 128° 4e\the Norseman a couple of days’ H 7 &. 5. Marie * £ after the Toronto airman made his/ : 4 8 Washington @& esiemergency landing on the ice. The Missing Pilot, 60, Rescued (P—A 60-| plane was later Wown away | eight children, | Glen Wellington, 43, ot Flint idrowned in Otter-Lake, 20 miles perched -or- a tiny ice floe which Asked if he ect aan Crossley northwest of Lapeer, when a boat Report his home for 12” days |replied ‘Certainly’ and picked up/he was riding in capsized. Four NITY — Fertty | 'while it '@ttted through northern his suitcase and got into the ca- others were rescued, and a skin mk wet shewers| Hudson Bay near the Arctic ae He has been flying for * 76-74, (cle. | Carl C, Crossley, veteran bush — was found Tuesday on an ice pack’ high winds and Ms ol years. Pontiac Deats = Mrs. William E is Harrell - rell,. 49, died / \a daughter, Mrs. Charlene nytt were! jand two grandchildren, all of ground, stagnant tiac, A sister, Mrs. Doris Wideman, ocean deeps, ice caps, and caves. i. jiving in Commerce. urday from the Donelson-Johns Fu- Ineral Home with the Rev. Henry disposal while geologists | iE. Wrobbel of the Calvary Baptist pwd a decided preterence for Pa officiating. Burial will fol- ‘Mrs. William iam Kelly - department, _ {Walsh of Port Arthur and Syiv Mrs. William R. (Eula E,) Har- member of the Bemis-Oleen Am- Lakes VFW Auxiliary of Keego Harbor, Besides her husband, she is sur- Service will be at 11 a.m. Sat- jow in sigue Se Cemetery. Mrs. William (Anna Mae) Kelly, pital after an illness of eight years. te in Tuse ; Ala., Dec. 1065, she was the ‘ daughter of \Tieonns and Nancy Holt Edmonds, and married William Kelly in Jas- na Ee. Ey SiFEFee THE i pve Hits ” leut in President Eisenhower's $4,- - NATO command by the end of the .{firming that Dick Rathmann of *!Trenton, .N. J., had finished 5th |The Day in Birmingham ‘Foreign Aid Cut of Reds to Reduce Army Won't Lessen Peril receptions in the Kremlin” do not justify any 900,000,000. —o _ program. The supreme ceummautin of North Adlantie Treaty Organiza-| tion forces in Europe said that even if the Russians carry out their announced intention to cut military forces by 1,200,000 men, it will not reduce their capability to launeh an a ] Gruenther told the Senate For- eign Relations Committee that when Germany's full contribution of troops has been added to exist- ing strength, he—eould give “a reasonable guarantee” NATO forces can “défeat an act of ag: gression.” * ¢ He said five divisions of German jforces will be brought under the divisions. Speeds Confirmed at 500-Mile Race standings were compiled today on yesterday's 500-mile auto race, con- just before hitting a wall. mine the split of the quarter- million-dollar prize purse, to be computed today. —s_—- The top 10 drivers, the reasons for dropping out, and their speed srenees ore ee Pat Fiahert: i wm Tanks, Pocitic Paitsaden, helm oa Freeland, Redende Beach, 3. Don Calif, 127.668. ‘ sted Parsons, Van Nuys, Callt., § Diet Rathmena, Trenton, N. J., ¢. Bob Secmess, Indianapolis 128.400, 7. Bob Veith, Oakiand, Loto & Rodger Ward, Las Aimer # Jimmy Reece, Ok 134.008. 10. Cliff Griffith, Indianapolis, flagged in 407% milea, end of rate, 123.471. . (Bee race details in sports section.) Black Market‘in Nickel? © WASHINGTON (INS) — Charges that a U.S. “black market’’ in nickel is threatening to force small metal firms out of business weré to be explored today by the Senate Small Business subcom- rexpected to be completed s fall, ‘jare being planned by , a INDIANAPOLIS w—Official final The official standings will deter-| BIRMINGHAM— Derby Junior High School, cna -of Eisueation mecbers safl seheat jt ficials. | Nine firms entered’ bids for fur. the School Board, “Architect Study Derby Furnishings iy [ 3 ‘ gf FE bF Fe Pe i tin Maple Collisions BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP consideration by the Birmingham| Commission { tary; and Lo rae treasurer. ‘man w. a mittee. Vin Skelton, both of Pontiac, 16 grandchildren and three great- grandchildren. Two brothers also survive, amen of Prince Edward Island. Mr. Walsh’s body is at the Don- elson-Johng Funeral Home where HICKORY, N.C, — Hitler {s' the Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Friday. The Knights of Colum- | the/ bus will say the Rosary at 9:30 JFriday evening. The funeral will be at 10 o'clock |Saturday morning from St. Mi- chael’s Catholic Church with bur-- ‘house. Mré. Abernathy says Hitlerjial in Mt. Hope Cemetery, has never developed a taste for’ erences ieee mt Lapeer Area Marks “i Holiday Fatalities The Lapeer area recorded two. SAULT STE. MARIE w — Alfatalities yesterday, as a tractor heavy fog halted Great Lakes -ship- crushed-a farmer and a Flint man FIM is Electric SHAVER Sale Nationally Advertised—Famous Makes drowned. 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Brown for boys. ‘( ROTHERS A ARRAAARAAAARASAAAARAAAALI _ ~X —Bargain Basement ye TURTLE’S BEST FRIEND — Buster, a mongrel with charitable): ways, brought home a turtle and) apparently has ‘adopted it. His owners, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kirk of Dallas, Texas, haven't been) “- ook For The able to approach either one since. G-L-O-W-I-N-G Kirk hopes that Buster will get - hungry enough to allow outside) Red Price Ta help in the care and feeding of — for hundreds * the shell-backed newcomer. . ‘un-advertised’ specials Yonkers Policeman Faces Manslaughter YONKERS, N. Y. (INS)—A 6 F year-old Yonkers patrolman was, © booked on first degree man-/ slaughter charges-early today for; i fatally wounding a guest at all Memorial Day party while trying) | to break up a brawi. le Bei NI on te go “The tragedy occurred last night at the SOS Social Club here. Pa- trolman Michael O'Hare, who was' off-duty at the time, said he fired % in self-defense during a free-for-| all . ty Stanley E. Whiting, %4, of — Yonkers, a city forestry depart. | > ment employe, died in ‘Yonkers. _ General Hospital 360 minutes | after the shooting while under. going an emergency operation | for removal of a bullet in the abdomen. = According to the police, O'Hare, « married and the father of two,)= had marched in the Yonkers Me-, * morial Day parade yesterday, Afterwards, he attended the party © with about 50 fellow American: . Legionnaires. The beer party was in high gear both inside the club room and out- | side on the lawn when a fight broke out inside among Whiting) | Epa RY | and four others | eaeeealinka * * @ t The patrolman was summoned! 3 from outside {o stop it Betore| | he could show his shield, he said, the victim and some of the battlers. \ attacked him. Musical Guild to Talk | ; of Met Opera, Threat =" TORONTO (INS) — The Ameri-_ can Guild of Musical Artists meets in Toronto today to act on genera) manager Rudolph Bing’s threat to ~ cancel the 1956-57 Metropolitan Op- | © era season * © *¢ : Bing said yesterday that the sea-| son would be canceled on Saturday |’ if the guild could not agree with| ~ the Met's no-salary-increase stand by tomorrow, Detroit Churchman Dies DETROIT — George L. Bortz, 5%, Detroit financier and treasurer of the Episcopal Diocese of Michi-, ~ gan, suffered a fatal heart attack | Wednesday while cutting grass at his home. He was resident vice Co, of Maryland. Bortz was a prominent Episcopal layman and) served as junior. warden of St.) Paul's Cathedfat in . Detroit 146 Years on Duty i ANN ARBOR W — Four men §* whose total service with the U.S. |_ . Post Office Department is 146) years will retire Thursday. Hon- 4 _ored in a brief ceremony cay were Ebbie B, Clark of Dexter,..33 | ~ years; Norman A. 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Every item in this adv. is GUARANTEED UNDER-PRICED .._ . but buy with confidence knowing that Simms GUARANTEES SATISFACTION, too! The only thing we cannot guarantee is that we have enough bargains for everyone . —SHOP EARLY! Sorty-No Phone Orders, No Mail Orders-No Layaways at These Prices | * Exactly as pictured 26 HOUR SALE! Two Days Only-9 a.m, to 10) p.m.. Tomorrow and Saturday! VALUES GALORE! DONT MISS THIS BIG SELLING EVENT! BIS AVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT STAM). o 2 aE ne we RR ; SPECIAL PURCHASE — Famous Make Genuine ‘HALL’ China “Tea Pots 6 Son 8 $2.98 Value Lifetime guarantee to never craze. Famous ‘HALL’ china tea pots in a- sorted colors. (No designs.) © Loaf Pans Regular @?c veiue Heavy — sluminum bekes quickly & evenly Large Sx5x2'y-inch sise eeeee Dalat dalla cael hs ents and in order. to save space. C $1.00 Value 44: ‘Folds Ageinst Well When Not In Use ‘Gem' wall can ie easy Safe. ¢ to install yourseif can opener ores et a low Fri. and Sat. Only ind Floor Special it Discontinued colors. Metal bread box keeps Holds BLOUSES endZedies’ DRESSES. - $1.49 Closet Space-Savers Holds blouses and dresses neatly Use in the closet D TAG SPECIAL! I Sate. Eificient—Famous ‘GEM’ RED TAG SPECIAL! Flexible, Unbreakable POLYETHYLENE © Will not chip, tarnish or fade—quart capac- .. this is our advice FRIDAY an Scissors - Regular $3.29 66° 97° SET ner chen | f ‘Plastic Dish Pans $1.29 Value gg: iu Fri. and Set. Only. © y. Assorted colors. IAL! Use for ny fs @RED TAG SPE <« + _ Large 14x24 Inch Size Durable Cocoa | Door mon 97° | Cocos door mats to really clean x dirt off shoes. Use on porches, joorways, tandings, efc. $1.39 ' Value Five Shelf—36x12. Inch Steel Shelving Regular $10.95 Value 2nd Bloor Special Meta! clock | with brass spheres. for nu- mo@erna in black, 10% tax. Fresh Wrap SIX FEET TALL FRIDAY an ' JEWELED 5 $1.25 “Smart Set”... Oral, Rectal, Stubby. j Wrist — ys fee INSECT eoMB GRIFFINS Shee Polish B beei . 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Choice of a ‘colors. 1 SATURDAY Set a , complet dyed color, tailored to ‘fit. strain points, styled for work or play, Pink only in sizes 28-t0-36. SOHOOHSHSSHSSSSSSHOHHOHSOSOOCOOE eee ewneen =] E D TAG SPECIAL! — SALE! Guaranteed First Quality ee Muslin Sheets 81 = 99 IN. $2.29 Value Leng weering eseti with 72x108” $2.98 Value White only. Cannon percales with 186 oe oe ag Extra. long men s Mit. $3.29 Val. LAL a Ped fa.. 75S¢ Value Pillow Made by © | RE ee fen wae ‘Boller,’ brass @ lined. Sturdy : ~~" Feeture ioe Special Group = Ladies’ Footwear é Sizez 4% to 9 Memay"¢ "the : alue = \ Room—Modern © Values to $3.00 Choice of special group | of- ladies summer foot- wear in sssorted styles. in Saran Bag Rep TAG SPECIAL! (eee COLGATE TOOTHPASTE | 37° Moor goon 279 77° Pull i¢ounces. SORE OE MODESS or pS Box of 48 . d SATURDAY HAIR NET SPRAY THERMOMETERS ae - 57° pote eee i Poe i fs * Se j Tepe? Poe oe eeu ‘ ‘i pce f a he en i “x fo = ae ; Epes, ¥ Sc eae i rif dae . os } 1 his . i tom So “THE PONTIAC! eae THURSDAY, ear wie ee 7 Delenee Services Only y Carrying On Old, Old Debate» se > ‘Gen: Nathan F. ‘Twining, Ait\the amount of striking power they ~ lg ce ae * U.§ Fecripellowing ie the “tirst of « two + aviation,” planes and.one of 1,500 miles range, the the have added fuel to’ the fire. TVA Mm ode jeheee Series (rin te to “ e # 8 GENERALS TALK ae te Ok Sauna air meray oh small.” oe Pea eo 3 —phivelry.) ing the airlift of small units of Within the Air Force there is| TWo top air generals recently ‘e 4.= Adm. Arleigh Burke, chief of i» Prowess in Political __ By ELTON ©. FAY tops and the resupply of for-ifeeling that all this new Hexibility| pointed up the argument before) » he range of carrier-based|naval operations, reiterates the : - AP Military Affairs Reporter |. 4 battle positions. ~ of the Army means it is stretching committees, “is rela short” com-|Navy's publicly: proclaimed posi- with —that of land-based|tion— its “primary role’t-is to Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, chief of pared the strategic air command, says) bombers. . : that in strategy-making “‘we never eis ¢ are must be realistic about|contends,, may exist in various , submarines, planes or |. It has sdleggeaae AS ‘Army its mission to imtrude upon that pilot whe dropped a sack of flour/has missiles—short-range rockets,.of the Air Force. gn an Army command post more antiaircraft eae esi nae oe * becapatene Leader. - The growing Navy. carrier pro- touched off the Hoe ae lig: SERRE Ly i at Yes "made to Russia in March. RELIGIOUS ENVOY Nikolai has ‘represented the Sov- Union abroad and in foreign ‘affairs more frequently than any! o¢ other Soviet. religious leader. A = “Yew years ago his voice was. raised. almost as frequently as Pravda’s 4im condemnation of the United es. Before Stalin died he said: of the ‘across the ocean are try- engulf the entire. universe. z a tt Khrushchev and Nikolai Bulganin) have been promoting in their trips abroad. . ee it N Nikolai is vesabested of some ee he said earlier, he por Hi take the same line Com- ‘munist ae take if similar sit-|, ‘uations — that it is better to for- get the mistakes of the past and look to a better future. Nikolai-is No. 2 man in the Rus- sian Orthodox Church. Its leader) is the Patriarch of Moscow, Alexei. ‘Child Hurt in Fall The pride of service and sincerity of lived on. It is still here, new only in the cast of char- | acters and the stage setting of guided missiles, jet. planes and atomic weapons, __ , ANGER DEVELOPS Details of the flour: sack -inci- dent—the time, the place, the man —haye been crowded from the lrecord by all the angry words uttered since. As weapons and the art of war have changed, so have some of the doctrines and aspirations of the, services. The Army today has its own vemoggt over military missions. from) — Autopsy Scheduled in Death of Youth ~ An autopsy will be held in the’ death of a. Hazel Park youth who! died in Mt. Carmel Merey Hospital | yesterday after a Tuesday am fall from a stalled car. ROEBUCK AND CO. William Owens, 15, of 20490 Gives Control for ‘CHOKE, RUN, IDLE and STOP... It's Safer and More Convenient! Mitchell, reportedly Janded on his) head when he tumbled from the} DETROIT (INS)—A four-year-old) Promper of a car being pushed. Ac- Detroit girl is in ee condition |cording | to his parents, Mr. and *we 6 do General Hospital| Mrs. Melvin Owens, he returned kolai arrives here this|with head injuries today. Little’ ‘home, watched: weleviston, and went he undoubtedly williSharon Tolomen toppled 12 feet to bed. < taben to the hospital | i = > ‘ ’ It Only $7 Down, Balance Monthly on Sears Easy Payment Pian . One-knob contro! and sare starter for easier op- °° eration! Lightweight, er Se less than average hand mower! Powerfu engine! Deep housing for cleaner, smoother pele Cuttings come out in even flow, eliminates tiresome raking! Save, buy it now. 5 Hardware Dept-—Sears Basement . , . oe ee SS ea Sele ent He w walk below. later when he became incoherent, =|! Ali a}! WHAT WE SELL SOLU "e GUARANTEE AN Gears ‘lawn mowers are gearentecd to give satisfactory service. If you are not satisfied, —-year meney will be refended. ~| MODERNIZE YOUR COTTAGE :| -~ FOR SUMMER! $-Pc. COTTAGE SETS INCLUDES: _ © 30x30 SHOWER STALL Se ae © SHOWER VALVE © SHOWER HEAD 3 . -@ SOAP DISH © FLOOR STRAINER © PLASTIC CURTAIN Deyn ATTN Gs : | © 19x17" GLEAMING WHITE LAVATORY : ‘19-tn. Cxienss Mower, feel Geter 2-50 | ® ACID RESISTANT WITH FAUCET * Lightweight... Weighs Only 41 pounds ) Down, o FREE STAMDING CLOSET WITH WHITE SEAT Tayearaatseeeea aaa ae Same features as mower described above? Qhaapatat Pics INSTALLATION EXTRA - 154 bageprtire axe : “21-tn. Craftsman Mower; Recoil Rotary 99.50 r ne See ag ae oeee ~ HOME MEANS MORE with | _CARPET ON THE FLOOR | Lightweight! Perit Sit Small Spray Garden Jobs |" 6-Qt. Sprayer Candion an 575 @ Dense Jocquerd Wilton Handy sprayer can be used for crops, vines, bushes; dis- . Loom infecting hen houses; Itvestock quarters. Quickly sprays @ Abrasive Tests show thet whitewash and water paints. Tanks are zinc coated for Coadion will swear greater strength and rust resistance. — carpets that cost twice | NOW 3 © Adjusts for mist or fan spray 1] @ Galvanized steel construction White Camp Cot Army Style Folding Model 5.95 white Only Cevered -with sturdy have Sears Garden Shop—Basement riveted Center legs aitrong metal- reir forcing. : duck. End legs are crossed and as.much @ New Origine! Colors @ 5 Becutiful Colors @ Includes querter - inch _ rubber ped thet is built -onto the carpet Take Your Summer “Cottage” Anywhere You Like High Wall Tent 129% 2 Lames Ae ee @ Strong Nylon Screening © New Aluminum Poles © Front and Rear Door yl ee Tops in ventilation! Screening along both sides, doors! Sewed-in floor stops drafts, moisture. 4ply mildew re- for summer ahead. Won't burn. sistant thread -used throughout. Extra-large canopy ex- AKAN AVE. _EE 14561 yet ie = out 6 ft Adda Poreh 2... ce esses eee 18.95 fi a . : : - 5 4 x : f 87.95.00 NO MONEY DOWN ERE SMART DIV. 10% x 1Z Fe. ~ Weed: Killer For Velvety Weed-Free Lawns! 69¢ Nor:pofsonous to you yet kills over 50 kinds of reer Ere cmd~ Soca weeds, 14% pitcleticclcte create « Organic Lawn Food Famous Cross Country Brand Reg. 239 . i. | 99 Pure organic fertilizer promotes. lawn growth; strengthens roots New Ice Chests Sale Price at Sears : 6.44 Big.and roomy; stores all kinds of foods and beverages. pel lti zeroce!l .insulation.- Buy it’ n ca ay Lab _8-Ox. Can, Reg. 7.95 So as SPE if 2 Sa BaD eee r a See _ 2S . 1 5 A i * ae f f : j j 2 [ee . et ____ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 31; 1956. Parke Davis to Move dn. _ < fies the project a succes. | : = _ Ann Arbor OKs Resolution aud = 3 to Permit Fi Research Ceni ter'“ ARS 0) 4:101@.@ 0, 108 G8) oe SALE PRICED! REGULAR NO TRADE-IN PRICE 16.95 6.70x15 Plus Tax AND YOUR OLD TIRE ROEBUCK AND CO 2-pe. slack sets 2S 598 — ° % Se ae Rigs shirts and pleated front pants are preshrunk. Shirts S.M.L. Pants 28-42. any ; = © Full 15-Month Nationwide Service Cord Guarantee Slate Ter” sm Eaaniit| Resa | TREE” | © Tread gives.sure-footed road grip for less, chance of 6:002 16 es [ines |) 2g) dangerous skids on rein-drenched or icy roads. “rents | 160s | a88 | 3.00 _ @ Rugged X-41* Cold Rubber for longer tread life, helps. 7.10215 | 18.95 15.88 3.50 prevent dangerous puncture of tire, : 7.60 x15 20.75 | 17.88 4.00 © Heat-resistant bonded rayon cord casing withstands road Cnr reduces chance of bruise blowouts. r} acs eodene pent Redbaick | Price, Fourth Tire in Exchange for Your | Old Tires, Plus Fed. Tax | ALLSTATE | SILENT CUSHION _\ TIRES Regular No radon Pies, ¢ Tes. staepedeenens: 91.00 4 1 washfast ,men’s slacks Aute Accessories Geer — ant; mode n- = en-like sexture. In- 3. 98 4 smart colors, 30 thru 42 , pee tet Each in 06 Sets of SEE SEARS ee = lin ko @yox1s - 4 GREAT LINES OF socig dU 23559 we 2 —— ee Lo ; ALLSTATE a : 06 d ap ees Send : 4 Rich Linen-Like Smart Hercules Neat, Linen-Like | TUBELESS TIRES mi Sez 33 | 10.00 | sae | | : = - . ests proved up to 20% more skid-resistant Hercules jacket Reversible jacket Rayon Wash~ Pants | | aan ded” nm 3.98 j»- 9.98 ot 3,98 . Sturdy, washable rayon in a Rich splash pattern reverses te Hercules pants im popular fashionable new weave! Knit solid color. Fine rayon, ace- Hollywood =e Smart linen- cotton collar, cuffs and ‘waist- tate shéen qabardine. Sizes badd like weave. In 5 new colors, : band». . 5 colors, 36-48. to. 46. sizes 30-42. 3 Cleaner ° ° @ Long-wearing X-41° Cold Rubber construction '_ @ Tubeless rubber liner gives blowout protection - - and Glaze , Reg. 69c me 44¢ Mild abrasive for easy clean- ing. Merely wipe off after drying. Silicone added. Fp Pe yee | Crome, Feich OR Tg BG Oe : = Cleaner, Wax a 4 . i tare & Li “Ss ( : . Others ot 1.98 te 2.98 fs,” f 23¢ In Easy to Apply Paste Form Car ad SO : See Sears wide selection of V#* Chee ALLST ATE Reg. 1.39 99¢ ere ee ee Pilgrim straws in @ variety of * y Keeps car 4 ALLSTATE , 1 .69 weaves, braids and others. € s hr Ore br kas Eosy way to new-car beauty! ; : ; Any, , eans; waxes car in one sim- “ , Each ie erected for att, cool QQ | MMMM moves! ust and piacoporcion’ A‘timely specel ty! gauge nny! plat 7 Sona >< maar toad film easily at Sears low price. interiors to be seen. For most of colors. & ‘ and quickly. $556 cars 9 Ps ” bs “2 Aad « Guat When Mende Deters Bag Chane Handy Oil Kits _ Berard pl 9 9 Genuine import- ed English skin ’ chamois, 414 sq. feet. 100% oil - tanned. SWIMWEAR . a Car Body dud Mirrors it Vj ant Ted i gee > ee. Osly 3 . . eel ner ad = Mesh Top Carrier Ca, Top Corrlors % 4 - : aia es &e elie 2.99 Site Securely on Top of Car Heavy Steel Support Bars Oil kit with individual quart cans permits you to add @ Adjusto-matic - Meg. 17.98 13.99-.s,.. Reg. 7.98 5. 99 quart easily whenever needed. Oil is a premium heavy and drawstring waist. 28 to 38, lean’ halite coscoe ~ one size fits all. b Gate sec a: | ] G.. Men's Feralshinge—Meia Fleor* A. Ceinie Plas ing lane rot chal malaga §2\ inch steel carries with duty grade with improved lubricity. Keeps a ee ; Llovetvieg [Ghany> “| ~— @ ae plated for beau- enamel on heavy gauge wire web siraps, and rubber | ‘ if ma ty, At Sears. | mesh. 4 safety straps. suction cups. and smoother running. Buy now. ofa af Saiyan postanted DU 154 worth Saginaw St. Salifecton lo” ie tach 154 North Saginaw St cer 00 goaw money back J Phone FE -8-4171 e water Phone’ FE S417! jf od ‘ 4 =F le 4 , ' an ll Cr a : * ‘, i > ; ) 2 “+ a : Lie r =: a or ; H ee, a ee ; me TE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY. 31, ‘1956 ; Z _ But Giri Eventually Beats Mechanical Rival_for Awhile 3 ae ~TKavanagh Comments. mets cel * ~ Man’s Love for Car Puts Wotan 3 in. Shade on School Bus Rule Sey i ns eo _ By PHYLLIS BATTELLE We hopped, tuo, because’ every|down co. Quens boulevard in the'wil alwaya be closer. than sicls And the woman says, “What do|M. Kavanagh hes ‘bald thet ell: NEW YORK NS)—There 1s|woman has to hop inte « new car Powder ‘blue’ foreign sports car; ‘regardless of their respective mile- you mean? There are only 0.000} schoat beards fave broad pois scareely any sight on earth that|—Particularly a convertible — or|seeing & respectable, conservative age, ‘Thege are known as hydra- miles on Old Baby,” |in arranging public transportation she’ considered a sedate old spin- Newspaper editor fly out to Flint, si \ tor students, the can make the throat choke up with/® 0 * (0 sGventure in her: soul.| [Mich., to pick up the hottest new | maniacs, or idiots.) / vj} —But_mas prevails, of course, fe lnchading poe more emotion than the spectacle | sports Buick; observing; the -pink- LOYAL WOMEN | amd along comes that glorious harvey Lo og of-@ grown man sowite off his! am pt beastre aaa nn \cheeked boys matching Cadillacs ‘Then, in the ensuing six months, day when a lavender load pulls | Answering a series of questions new car, peaked GaN as) grgeeh ine See: a woman becomes attached to the) up te the curb, “Well, what do from Oswald G. Casanova, Iron del Te ee aaa Gee| * that's the way wom- you think of it?” he says. ‘County prosecuting attorney, Kav- ee | Fortunately. .for the female sex, en are, kind, and suckers anagh said establishment of Here ig man, unmasked...) wag absolutely insane. Ithe infatuation between a teller for habit. And the man begins talk-, * ¢ ®« p< $mveny |power of jocal school boards immaturity with physical stature m4. have been other experi-.and his sexless amour wears off, ing like this: “Ja see Al’s new, There is only one sate, truthful ’ Sai.” re love and. owe i th since: Watching the sich peepee Power’ ape reactance = =. Old Baby's answer. ° ‘Words cannot express m ject to ‘review by the State Ae ie ifeeling .. .” i ‘ of Education. s ep - ‘. E HI Z z bd & 8 3: Tad) | Be “2 ge i! The Finest Name in Home Appliances! = ; a epEC| AL PURCHASE : ~ ; aa er: So ee > brings you ; : caldsaal DEHUMIDIFIERS i OF = i amy as 4 en A ae - ‘ ‘ ag i § 8 \ : E i 7 5 & 5 f g br | tg fs d - ‘ e % > ‘ e e ’ ‘ 4 : : 3 | priced lowe than ever! £. A . in) . a : ~~ i % 8 ; i. é $5 c¢ ; . 4 *, ; 7 ; < y DOWN $ , Zz E © Features Suds-O-Matic e You'll get years of dependable service from this fully STOP HUMIDITY automatic Kenmore washer. Six-vane agitator is thor- sressor fully quaran ough, gets clothes clean at any water level. Seven DAMAGE NOW a ' a be ; , rinses make clothes fresher, cleaner. Gear case is ° . against genes wer) yes quaranteed for 5 years. See this and the matching dryer at Sears today! 4 *,- » Appliance Dept.—Maia Fiecer j H aft rT t i lal - i ' E E z (yyyeyuryurere peat ‘ | 4 ii E ! i | Hy 4 rad + (a0 ebend eee s @ Fa PUCEANES 0994 0OXR Peis pete eeehe PRD oot et abs be Oeste, “Ai Co ditior e : Air P. Wied: ner 199" 3 oe Big cooling capacity Coldspot . .. circulates, dehumidi- hes: filters air too! Mounts flush . . never interferes with — aca air circulation. Easy to install. Also in 1, etbestesiceesee el? ® ° >, Sale Priced Model Matches Washer . = © Holds 8-Lb. Load. wn ova Matching dryer does load in 27 min- ges sbipitaentes ieee | “7— . utes. Features fabric guide time set-' - . tir Wad and S- heat | Syenpees You'se as i SP et a Gas Dryer (With Automatic Ignition) ............ 129.88 bachelor tour of the US., and just! ‘before announcement of his en- gagement. see 7 KENMORE TANK OR COLDSPOT — SAVE _ Opens Frosh Clos II | CANISTER CLEANERS : 1 89° ANN: ARBOR Another sign rm 7 — a REG. 219. 95 | of the Vanishing American: - s * + = ship out of 1,500 available this school year, It was to cover tul- tion for an American Indian. - Ivan W. Parker, secretary of the! committee on university” scholar-| \ ships, said the university had’ placed four of the five American | | Indian scholarships available. He said as many as 65 applications | were received for each of the. 1 available scholarships. cera 109 Cn Ft Retr igerator has deluxe features, including a full width freezer cHest, that store 40-ibs of frozen foods. Separate butter storage compartment plus 4 Servi-Shelves in the door full width Handi-Bin crisper: gen fae meat drawer and Chiller shelf for Meats, Beverages it at Sears now 83 CU. PT. COLDSPOT | ONLY $5 DOWN 149" A This compact 8.3 cu. ft. ee stores up to.26- lbs. of _ KENMORE: CANISTER | oe a $ @ Dispossble © “aust bes? : 0 meant = frozen foods! Convenient Chiller Tray for meats and bev- | ? erages. Servi-Shelf door storage. Beautiful eae ioe 2 4 proubapalomdesageeete | eee nF er eT . 'Beige interior. Net 7.7 cu. ft =H =f a | Co ee Appliance Dept-—Meia Floor oe 3 Po. i : ‘ ‘WATCH REPAIR Yeates Ot poor monty b SEARS. fcr North Saginaw St. Phone FE SIT! pga | } Pe > = oe Bae , ~ y \ : | ; y | * i - x \ \ j 4 ( t ' * ae a fee ee ee, ee a ee ae eR a ee ee ae Ln Me ae rien 2 ig re oe ea TT ee ay . eo eo . : 3 ‘s iS ie i a at Si a tie SENS ae ea ee eet Ut ae @. & mM soteed TAKE — The tusk mans © be tunel 1s Pel os an exhibit and a bearded visitor come face to face at Paris’ Galerie © ' . fbg: Dain 5 ee ee ee Sl ree i, af Pi aes Ale: 2 a See le a pare ee ** AS dn ase ee aT eed er c cf wae | Saal i ff sr A Pench F Ae a $ cpa muturspay, 3 MAY 31, 1956. foe 14 Sought by Police |Scientist Says Dt Aceantt an Cla, |(Weaker Parent a lor Assault on Clerk Sets Child's Sex husband, had #4 sons + abd See daughters. Tuesday according to Det. Olin E,. A third group in which both|Hoffman. eee : ee cee ee See eee a * 3% e had a total of 70 sons and 66 Fear Sediagg ntl =r os a daughters. : County Juvenile Home, . Hoffr Youths Admit Burglary a jot Boys Club Quarters, * Ir which reportedly Two 16-year-old “Pontiag » doys this morning admitted to the break- ——nited Press Phete and the fish appears to be surprised by the visitor's bearded chip, The museum was exhibiting deep sea Photos, equipment and souvenirs. Waits for Hatching eee en of 2nd Rare Crane (Central States _NEW ORLEANS @® — Audubon = ASSOCIATED PRESS Park Zoo director George. Doug- paid ah os lass took up his rooftop vigil to- day, waiting to see whether a sec-|Kansas and Oklahoma and rainy Cooler air moved into the north- May 21 of Jim. W. Brown, 33, of]. ond whooping crane egg hatched|weather extended from eastern|ern Great Lakes region, the,spper| Walled Lake. ~yvy during“ the: night. . Colorado over wide areas east- Gronite pi-| Ward jaan ep Eagues es: noculars late yesterday that the second..egg was cracking. The firet of the two eggs|/ast night along the eastern border|pushed into the eastern Dakotas nosis. hatched Tuesday and the first/between Kansas and Oklahoma. --whooping crane ever born in’ ¢ap-/Funnel clouds were reported from! * South of the cool belt, generally |trial on a charge of drunk and dis-| tivity emerged from its. ‘Shell.jnorth of Oklahoma City northward | mild weather prevailed. orderly conduct, was found -\dead Douglass said it appeared in good|to. near Hutchinson, Kan., and \ condition and was gainingleastward to the Missouri border. strength, Electrical storms and strong FS Se winds swept—areas in southeast}. WASHINGTON w@ — Sen. Butler} -| Whooping cranes, once numerf-|Kansas. Rain was heavy in some ‘en in this country, ‘were down to'sections. Showers and thunder- Defense agency's national head-\py cavalry and ramred-by-teucker General Printing 30 at the last official count. storms continued this morning|quartens will be shifted back to ihe They have fought battles with in- ee from eastern Colorado through|Washington area by the end of the fantry and railroad artillery. One & Office The American Kennel Club/northern Arkansas, western Ken-/year. | tucky, southern and central Indi- dogs, . accepts nz breds of pure-bred Stormy weather hit sections of| ¥¢ste™ Idaho and in -norther® death by coronary thrombosis: in Severe thunderstorms broke out|#@#- Strong winds, with showers,/pr, John J. Marra of Pontiac Gen- jana, into Lower Michigan . and pap ore cll co Jury Reaches Verdict Light showers fell in central New York and in parts of Contr inp County Jail Death and thunderstorms were reported) 4 six-man coroner's jury” this from the mountain areas of south-| morning returned a verdict of Oregon ‘and central Washington. |the death in Oakiand County Jail Mississippi Valley, the northern) Deputy Coroner Isaac W. Pre- and central plains and the east-\yette originally diagnosed the ern slopes of the northern Rock-|cause of death, and pathologist accompanied the cooler air as it'eral Hospital confirmed his diag- and western Minnesota. Brown, who was in jail cwalting in.a washroom by fellow inmates. A Ee'let — Oakland County Sh¢riff Battle Creek ‘Fails my EB SENit “ey (R-Md) predicts the Federal Civil) Submarines have been captured says its present- location wank a..Zeppelin; another was Creek, gee J “just attacked ee é at Batt! hasn't worked out.” =F rowboat, ww ce" @ ae itm CLEARANCE! f tee Stock Maple -- ~ Chests and Double _ Dressers! _Open Friday Night ‘il Ce ADDT FATHER'S DAY General Printing GRADUATION AND ee cee auntie Smith-Corome | World's fastest portable — Typing can be & big help ta thelr first joho—end all through their business careers. So get them the pron ga ye oy ony ang | arnemnre: sass waian asia Wat make good on guarantee of this machine. General Printing & Office Supply : fl Babee sene te : NO DOWN PAYMENT-Many Months to Pay EM! YOU GET ALL @® - ‘THIS PAIR of TWIN- BED. (COMPLETE OUTFITS: sole . WORTH DOUB E the PRICE INNERSPRING MATTRESSES RESILIENT COIL SPRINGS What‘a | Sale! We're frank to tell you that we couldn’ t do it our-. selves ... and if two manufacturers hadn’t agreed to “go along” with us’it would be actually impossible! But a Bedroom. Furni- ture Manufacturer did his part and a Bedding Manufacturer said “okay,” too! Instead of going into'a rete - winded descrip- . tion, we simply. say: “Look ot the Picture!” It’s exact... just as wk “ it... just exactly what you'll get when Ne come > to . -¥ Pais OS eae od AG at od < pene ¥ “yp gi * * * | 5 . i he thought he knew. ;who are not prisoners. ' | Researchers also have POOR LOSER | cially dedicating its new build- | |)... you guessed what the ignored Kefauver | ing. 'wreng with Joel? He was wa fn a series of speeches yesterday ,| The bar, weighing 200 Soars ing symptoms of schizophrenia—} Stevenson displayed his resent-'and standing 44 inches high, “a dread mental disease. | ment in a statement labeling his| wide and 22 dep, was conceived) 1f Joel-was a real schizophrenic; ' <. __@pporient as a “‘poor loser” in and designed by GC's assistant ad-ti¢ probably would be taken to @ that contest, Stevenson took 22 of vertising manager, Huntley Briggs. menta) hospital like 350,000 other ~ Florida's 28 convention votes and and took $4,000 to build. victims in this country. His Kefauver won 6, - Fhe mechanism will not count chances for full recovery would “Sen. Kefauver is eeraeee in the drinks, But if more than half}. sight. mud slinging that will “hurt the, the-hi-ball glass is dialed for liquor, | 7 6 6 + Democratic party,’ Stevenson the machine goes “ZZZphut” anda But Joel's symptoms disap- said. “I shall not stoop to those red light flaashes, | peared in less than two hours. He’ tactics. I am sorry that he has| The bar doesn't break down. {t was not a schizophrenic. He was a resorted to abuse and just — ee mix that biock-buster. | subject in a dramatic experiment “deceit in these last days of she | that may point to a cure of the Harding ding Defies: ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS. S. THURSDAY, MAY: 31, 1956 : oe ee = —_ of former Detroit Lions. football Seance’ 's Latest: |Can Blood Injection. Affect People? - |Doak’ Walker's Uncle , ‘for a pleasure ride in the crash of a light, plane yesterday small plane when Carolyn asked ' ae killed a. minister and a 15-year-old { SAN FRANCISCO (INS) — Wel, } and e-|when it develops in schizophrenia. ; ws here at last, Blanc, 6M; a quiet, gray-haired stages came. schizophrenic Te 6 : : ah Dr. Heath first announced the: eth- and bi - DETROIT (INS)—Sidney Lavina, Cha P Seeking intellectual, ‘stared. through “his \thing else. Scientists “know so! Obviously, Dr. Heath a is! ing! were the! Rev Witiaonl sa ss ‘tuenroa la gatice t ee. on rge ° oday' ioni rt ‘tube that looks like a paper cup, cigarette. ” - May, and has declined to discuss not Segregationist Suppo dispenser, and two ice cubes clink’ “Why is he doing that?” he won-|it publicly since. lor several. | sults pwith Joel and Fred indicate Tex., and Carolyn Ann Whitten-| stole thirty pounds of spare ribs, One next step ig to give the * * #6 | scienve may be knocking at the burg. 15 pounds of hot dogs, five pounds } er fet ene 8p - oat the right, under a conyenient| "He hates melts ote He to be changed the personalities of Joel!s¢hizophrenia, The Rev, Mr. Walker, an uncle’ ¢ cash. Democrati identi you prefer. Push ene button ‘for Why is he smiling? Because he "| 0 e y 0 T T? 9 ogee — poesia; your favorite. liquor, another for hates me too. They all hate me.! v ern California to the Los Angeles! (General controls company of He saw & stool. “Ill bash that| area last night for a major cam-, gap Francisco today unveiled its smiler’s head in,’ he decided. He ct : : You may be dangerously texing your entire system when campaigns in the San Diego area.’ reception “and open house offi. 1 JORL SICK? deals Le - Syétem i vitamin end munerel starved you must feel lathes. - herwows writeble. Nutritional dedicjiencies may cavee you / a . ‘player Doak Walker, had just lend Girl.Killed in Plane: Aral Coton Schizophi ‘St idies. kn hasized F we izop! renia stu Dp fora de e ai neighbor girl who asked him for You push an eight-ounce wlass riment at a meeting: of Pa asthe 1p little about schizophrenia they are team ‘are a long way from any), Lowry Walker, pastor of the First:thieves who robbed his store must — Los ANGELES up—Adiai Stev-jinto the glass. ‘dered. ‘blood substance to; more persons, Scientists also have to find out/dooy that hides the solution to the) Witnesses said the plane was at- of sausage, 20 loaves of bread, five vay the Democfatic party” n Spigot, dial a number which may ‘hates me.’ ee @ lyour favorite mix. They want to hurt me.” | -_ . half sick - half well” speech at a Town — Hall, unique automatic bar, which pro- rushed to the stool Then he night: to drag you down. # these symptoms oe de wo to be just too ted 1 enyoy lite - too musch of a effort to landed from taking bis me | WICHITA FALLS, Tex. i®—The on Tap for Coin still only in t ‘earl sure Joel and Fred actuall \be-jand Fred. They have to discover ane NEW “ORLEANS —Jpel Le-jiment is still only in be is ly * beige Wher a Picnic! d Stevenson Takes Issue) against a lever beneath a tall glass, |sinsses at. a doctor “lighting @ american Psychiatrie’ Assn. sure whether it is one disease cure or preve ntive. But the=re+ Presbyterian Church of Iowa Park,| have | 1 ; They ) Sen. Estes Kefauv-| Move the glass a few | exactly what is the substance that/p: lem of wasteful, terrifying tempting a take-off. cases ot beer and $45 dollars in f : their battle for California's 6g read one ounce or two ounces, AS Joe] saw another doctor smile.) Stevenson jumped from ‘north-| Presto: An “automated hi-ball'" Joel wanted to hurt them first. | pelen : A SERIOUS MESSAGE TO YOU! funcheon today while his al seconds, as the highlight of a Stopped short. | Viteman and mineral starvenon of the body. When you reach the snplest decrions. VIGORETS supply the exsentiel ~START_TODAY |! HAVE NO REGRETS use VIGORETS 3 MONTHS SUPPLY $9, 95 1S) i ZE STORE ADDRESS: 148 N. SAGINAW, "HURON CORNER TELEGRAPH, 4985 DIXIE HIGHWAY, Next to National Foods, Drayton Plains , _ primary campaign. lilinees that accounts for half of * ; our mental patients and a quarter “He did - same thing in ey Cypriot Rebels *: A GUINEA PIG Joel had been injected with a ‘Substance wolated from the blood = actual sehizophrenia patients. | British General Orders, e and another volunteer, Fred, Celebration of Queen’ 5 |Coudere 25, who also is a torent rthd at the Lauistana State Peniten-| Bi jay. Despite Peril, | tary, took the shots in experi-| “CORK (INS) — Field Marshal|ments conducted by psychiatrists | Sir John Harding defied the Cypriot | and biocheniisis of' Tulane Uni-| war of terror against Britian today | versity’ $s medical school. _giake ig not just his victory or mine but the presidency of the United States, To diminish the stature and dignity of the -presi- dency by such tactics does our pont A a disservice und weakens| the Democratic partys” =< by ordering a full celebration of | the Queen's birthday. The dynamic little ‘governor of the rebellious island ordered col- | Harding, @ target of repeated assassination threats and attempts, planned to review a parade per- sonally in Nicosia, | He reportedly told persons close to him, “If I die, I.die. But the Queen's birthday must be cele- brated.” Despite a@ bomb incident yester- members of the security force were killed and -16 wounded while re- | whether mental “Tit, cannot yet be answered. ‘been mad since then.” m sta in which two! nedircand popypectaab OPPOSITE SYMPTOMS | It-is part of a study to learn |; illness is “Asso-| ciated with specific chemical or jother changes in the body. wine er the substance isolated from pa-, tients’ blood is a cause of-the di- Sease, or is something produced by) * . * Psychiatrists call Jvel’s symp- toms paranoic — he was afraid jthe world was against him. Joel has felt much better since the experimént. ~ “Blowing my stack for a while seemed to help. me,” he said. “I havell't even| Opposite symptoms were shown. 1000 ASPIRIN” 5-GRAIN TABLETS (Limit 1 bottle). During Our Anniversary Sale DOUBLE HOLDENS TRADING STAMPS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Briargate DEODORANT STICK ee ball turning from the perade rehearsal, by Fred, a thin young man who: big celebration. often slouches in a chair, his hands"; or) Two Cypriot Greeks died today|loosely touching, as he chews, has said the Supreme|,f wounds received in recent at-/gum afid talks. Fred .sometimes| sion for racial integra-\tacks, bringing the number of gets violently angry but, after the is ts the. law of deaths in the past 11 days to 18. injection, “I became more like | only one last-minute [zombie than anything else." een nied os additional Pdorwaed reactions of Joel and troops were ordered to guard the (Fred are only fragmentary evi- Illinois Republican Legis jenasiernnd by = moat along. {ence that-schizophrenia could te! because the aieienars side the 500-year-old Venetian |(C2USed by a substance in the| to ide the funds t = wallsof. the old ity of Nicosia, |blood. The Tulane researchers —| Peabo healing ° =| Special, security patrols ened acres Robert Heath, head) c hi it He told audiences yesterday that/every inch of the parade grounds. | .jemist pea = “ ner | better education, better health,,even cutting down tal] weeds in’ ‘Sten Martens; and bicchentis | greater equality of opportunity for, iwhich Cypriots might hide. Matthew Gabon cay the ex er-| all and a more secure old age. are| An all-night special guard per-| goals he wants to attain. watched the whole area to prevent | terrorist - minded rebels from Fallen Tree Limb. Shorts. king into t rade grounds : Area Resident Seeks cad planing bane Detroit Police Precinct . a | DETROIT w—Bob Gooden ‘only | be [ wanted t free hi Water System-Tap pase Do | weacril boy dey. Bat Allan Schmier built his dream iw hat happened: I up — Insurance ad- | A three-inch limb fell onto: a high = in Bloomfield Township mn waco ney spokesmen to. tension feeder line. ‘day estimated the damage toll Two fire engines, two police | Blandings, Schmier's troubles had {fom the tornado-born May 13 hail- cars and a public ight commission a started when the house was |Storm will climb .to $6,500 for .truck came to survey the da dwellings alone in the Muskegon Traffic i hes eight ieee ‘County area, \tions near his home were out “And Schiies wel) ois Ia A aig of insurance claims | commission for four hours, A“wo Circuit Court, with a petition ask-| \yesterday indicated that some 12,- ‘circuits to the eee | ing the court to require Bloomfield” 90 to 15,000 ctaims would be filed police station were knocked out Township to let him tap into. the »Y Muskegon County home own-|and seVeralefire alarm boxes were township water system. ers, The figures did not: cover put” out-of order Schmier says his house, at 860 Some 4.000 autos damaged in the Gooden gave up the tree trim: Ardmoor Dr., Is just outside an, storm ‘ming job. area provided with township water. | _And he says the township board ‘ha$ refused to let him tap into the, system of those grounds, despite. . his petitions and offers to pay for all expenses of connection. | The house that Schmier built has; a well, the petition says, which cost $3,000. 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THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1036. es oe hs As) ee i ae it ¥b “PRC 5 1.) roe Is Di eon P ee ee a] ee Msk0 DY New -Lincoln Division Progressing Rapidly — / senate ange’ - NEW HOME OF THE LINCOLN AUTO = This architeetural-plan coln Division, now under construction in Novi Township. Oceupancy LINCOLN PLANT NOW —.This photo of the new Lincoln Divi- construction work has progressed. Architectural and - Ve shows the multi-million doliar general offices and plant of the Lin- of the 200,000 square foot office building bs planned for January, 1957. sion at Novi Township was taken this week, showing just how far. work was done by Smith, Hinchman and Grylls, Inc., of Detroit. | 5,000 Persons Will Be Employed = Know Neighbor CA Dance to Bid Snappy Postal Golden Anniversary [Waterford Church Club | and His Phone, « . Service Certain | rerSarY to Hold Rally Friday | | | Completion Scheduled for Spring, 1951 tiges chicr Farewell to Seniors With Cooperation of Meat Inspection | xirams-.ts tx ; WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Michigan farm residents can in- : . | 4 r i Sra. oe ent : : t i MILFORD — Contracts for the|complete teletype and duplicating, be between $25,000,000 and $30,000,- TROY—Police Chief David Gra- «Farewell to the Seniors” will be sure that their postal service re- ri Laem 75 peter: Bam bg years rant ail ps ; Sai? ane . i : topp is completing a series of con- the theme of the high school rec- i irst- ife ; : Lincoln Division's general office! systems. Completion of the plant|000 according to company officials r p high sc rec-)mains first-rate and make life | | building and manufacturing plant |and office building is scheduled for tacts with residents, especially of reation youth night dance to -be easier for their’ carrjer by, co- a a td Saageee and mont |Cuurch. x = Milford and surrounding towns | C,arnwood Hills, in hopes of catch- P ‘ ; : industry the golden anniversary — ee in Novi Township were announced spring of 1957. have checdy GMOs “crowing: Co icles kee crac a en tt Dm Thumiay Ot Operating in| this masih's) CON tne Federal Meet tnepection Serv-[o se 2 +s , today by Ben D. Mills, Division piyployment opportunities re- | pains” of industrial po ee ee has struck DU- the CAI building. - ance of rural mail box improve- ice. Fish Fries Beginning ©“ qumored mesenger and Ford Motor] _o2°* tress the construction af | dors of now bums are being vee ncn @ (hit and’auTount| There will be favors for the ment month 7. “9 8 | WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP | Company vice president. | the new plant and office facilities, ay pa eer pad ing cities. graduates, and a band will furnish Says Burr Hunt, president of the: The exhibit will be in the patio mores 7" | The general contract for the one-/ were outlined today by James being planned and more school He has directed residents to dance music Newaygo Coulty“Rural Mail Caf- of the department's administration Beeinning Friday, =» _ | S Oeeane on dct (aia | Coane - “alto! | saatetionl ana ed. . learn their neighbors’ names and This is the last dance. of the Fier Assn.: : ‘building and will feature meats, Guild of St. Patrick church will | facturing plant was award the W.| lations manager. wi ele — phone numbers. In case of a school year, but three vacation «1% each one on the route could their place in the diet, and the hold a fish fry every Friday from E. Wood Construction Co. of De-| A total of some 5,000 persons has cat fait the capa eae could .s homes _ es ate [ay Se The/-anderstand hew much time and log a aay aaa aay = Rete s> | , _ ‘troit, which is currently: laying the yin be needed to fill salaried and project as yet, but land is for oak estat rather eS effort would be saved by his car- | Play 5 in meat production. -. “The public -is cordially invited to 4 foundation. Included: in “this CoD hourly positions at the-plant, Craw!sale, and before long residents - oe ‘| 1 pier 7 preverty ce lattend. Take-out orders will be: tract is a quartet-mile test track: Tsald. = 7 ligek for! cus of the biggest build. The burglar is believed to seek Children’s Day Sunday eee Tam sure /he would glad- Driver of Fatal Car javailable. Mrs. Gerald F. DeSorm- >. | Work on the three-story 200,000 | Ot these, he pointed out, some ing booms in the towns history Ripa uataaent papas piper at Four Towns Church | ‘ta soe ei tel : Fined, Gets Jail Term pede — Marvin Wilson aré-co- ae : foot general office build: |, 3 2 i rGd yg the £8 while in a : Mail service initely is im- . , yea ae cane te i reamed meccarap/ ace ; ——— week, a burglar robbed a home FOUR TOWNS—Next Sunday proved for thé patron who has a) LAPEER — Frank E. Smith, 27, } slab method of construction, was | sad plead are ; e ted Drivers Escape Unscathed and apparently hid next door as will be Children’s Day at Four mail box properly located and 1530 Wright St., Flint, driver of ; | started last month by the Long ne =a a | ROMEO—Tt Brady of De- _— searched for him. n also etn, ee heat ne Sega ge Sraoabeniaied ee Sad om cons eae and cord Construction Co. Will alse Immediate openings l. ay si a purse: from neighber- will ~ no 5 a ev. - from ruts a structions, Hunt Francis Leo mmy?) Sweeney, 11,/ } build a power pay ‘fo supply | Present Lincoln General Offices |treit, driving on Rochester road in whose home he took refuge. ‘Cadman Prout will deliver. a observes: jon Monday afternoon, east of La-| both the plant and office build. | im Dearbora and incldde such yesterday north of Romeo road, at-' | |special sermon. Individual: gifts | eee eee on M-21, was brought before! ny plant = classifications ‘as fora ape ‘tempted to pass a car driven by Fred Wegner to Resign | will be presented to each child) | Coun ty Bi rths panel of the Peace, Mrs.. Isabel neers, production pment di : : : a | annanh. ts - Grading of the 325-acre. plant! sigy engineers, material handling John L. Lucas, 68, of 307 North PLEASANT RIDGE Fred E. $1 500,000 Structu | He was charged with driving a site began by Sugden and Sixier engincers, financial analysts, ‘Main St., Romeo and cut back too Wegner said-today he will resign’ ’~ ~~! ructure naeiland| repair Vineent are Car while his application for a —— ot aap last ee ee — secretaries, senographers, typists closely, His auto caught the Lucas July 15 as city manager of Pieas-)- SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—The peren's of & nes son PAMIN Rest: pase, driver's license had been denied. FINE FURNITURE | 000 bie seas of rat fess } and clerks. ss icar, spinning it around into a ditch. ant Ridge to accept a job with the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. has Louisiana. “due to faulty vision in one eye. Pick Perfectly at 250,000 cubic y ve Ss A National Assnof Home Builders. ; a Imlay City | Smith was sentenced to spend 30 , been moved te date | The annual_capacity of 90,000 Brady's car also overturned in the .. plans for a new $1,500,000 2-story A son, John, has been born to Mr 4 - PIXLEY’S A —— ‘ca straight-titne basis, is ditch. Occupants of both cars mi-' Boe ee pad bees Sseboial building ap Northwesticns 0. Ot aemext of Imlay days in the Lapeer ,County jail, ‘Included in the facilities are four,“"™* & aght-t a Sh rt) cars ™! newly created Department of Com- silting | wieiiings Canel bai seleboad et tues ‘and fined $100 ah@éd¥ts of $6.85. 1 339 yeain OL 2-221 cafeterias, two dining rooms, an Scheduled to go into operation in'raculously escaped unhurt, accord- munity Facilities in Washing- Detroit on a 40-acre‘traet- at South-) str. ana Mrs. Wayne Sohiden of AtticalHe has paid the-fine and starts - ROCHESTER | are parents of a new daughter, Nancy serving his jail sentence, | \field and Northwestern. Ann e 800-line telephone switchboard and mid-1957. The annual payroll will ‘ing to police reports. ton, D.C. 134 HP. 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Directors} Pastel Sweaters Need Special Care! on the outline, ‘Stretching it to pag shape, ~ Is Named - Chairman Mrs.. Shadley Will)” Serve as Leader. of Women’s Unit The annual meeting of the, Pontiac Symphony Orchestra. Inc., was held Tuesday afternoon in the Casa del Rey. George Wyman was élected| chairman of the board for the! 1956-57 season and. Mrs. Maxwell Shadley will serve as chairman of Clyde Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uligian, Mrs. J. C. Walker and Mr._and Mrs. George Wyman. Officers of the executive com- Plans Are Made for Denim Dance BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Mrs. John R. Davis is again chairman for the Denim Dance to be given for the benefit of St. Joseph Mercy Hospital’ Ctinic:“The date this year will be Oct. 6° and the place, Bloomfield Open Hunt. Mrs. James Q. Goudie, cochair-| man, entertained at a recent junch-| eon for several of the committeetand heads. Present were Mrs. R. LC. Polk, Mrs. Robert Vanderkioot, |t Mrs. Ray Cunningham, Mrs. Frank J. McGinnis, Mrs. Walter Williams! and Mra, H. M. Bacon. | maid of honor. Bridesmaids 1" (Rita Banks, sister of the, byide,| > Nancy : afer avenue. MR. and MRS. R. A. CARTER Carter- Banks Rite Read Orion was best’ man. Ushers for hats ure os herrea aera | Se the ceremony were Dale Ritter of ‘covered witli a navy blue banded & Allentown, Pa. and Leslie Miller. ribbon. Given in marriage by her father, Gloria Jean Banks ‘became the bride of Richard Allen Carter Sat- urday in Grace Lutheran Church. Gloria Jean Banks and Richard Allen Carter were’ "(married NEW YORK (INS)~="Your pas- feep om eh Saturday. Weelen sweaters, unless treat- Mr. and Mrs, | e@ te make them shrink-resis- Ted Banks © tant, must be handled with care te prevent matting, shrinking or of Clarkston | eaanging color, Sweaters made ceptible to shrinkage, but they parents. may change shape in washing Richard is | because of their construction. the son of As an “ounce of prevention,” Mrs. Martha graphed wearing identical hats jhats to different functions. Carter of — Princess, Vivien” ‘Lei Oakland Think Alike Hat-Wis LONDON. (INS)—Princess Mar- garet and actress Vivien Leigh caused a milliner’s dilemma yes-' terse terday when both were photo )o" Margaret and Vivien wore the |e The! te front and’ back, any to Be Entertained . * itors. of Oakland County Pianned, given the OCPP financial aid. Dorothy Lie, eis , will speak, colors, separa’ th a towel and dry quick-| : Parenthood Board ‘f anthropologist § moisture. on the staff of Merril! 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All of the attendants carried | ' Bouquets of pink roses. Joseph Leal performed the du-| @ ties of best man. Seating the guests iG were John Cantu, Jesse Ramirez, | iy Paul Sanchez and Gonzalo Santa. ' Cruz. atety following the ceremony in the League of Catholic Women 7% with an evening reception held 4% at the home of the bridegroom's | : parents. Mrs. Rivera. chose a gray dress, ; 4 with white accessories for her ce daughter's wedding. Mrs. Sanchez’ # selected a brown and white Bow | ek ae nee wee ries, AFTER DECORATION A reception was held immedi. | ee | =| Alicg Rivera | / and / Arthur | SAnche: were. ~ / married | / Saturday in | St. Vincent | de Paul Church. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rivera" of Belmont ~ Youag Folk Shop —Lower Level y i a oe - = =z Alit contrasting stitching. White blouse with red. a Is Married ; 8 a ruelee short, $1.98. Right: Weven plaid, knit trim pepover with cotton The couple is horieymooning at; twill kheki sherts. 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AC PRESS, "THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1956 ae i fe . ey, : ; Rentis, Simpson 2, psntsties: Mantle a | Bi 5 One Oe se weight tlle). rT O Lone Surviving American : Wolverine Swimmer. cw 8 Hooinon, Yaokene; kilebrew, | a 4 fax We — . ‘ Ce ey See a SEN Oe CANN ARBOR, Mich, — James| Bic, Maa stad « ut 2a Ipointed Guy "Sc ite : ruthers, outstanding iver- | Braves; Bailey, Jablonski, Redlegs; Sarat, 1 Pail ines, ' tain a Bt ¢ an awelaht\ tite), , | Taree Alonzo, 135, ip ite e rrope i “1 Needed Vic Tron 4 ‘onrad Holds. 3. Up Lead Over Scot \sity of Michigan swimmer from — Sauer, ‘Cardinals ; | x me . extra 7. iron? | ~ Dearborn, has been awarded the , ; a : ; \- J avvone wo itigh YSchool “elt Western Conference Medal for pro- 5-4 Verdict Ovér Orion J team, which recently added the!~ heen in scholarship and ath-| A two-run bomer by Weaver aft-. t 2 ‘Pontiac Press Invitational meet to TROON, Seotland W&— Joe Con-, The little Texas rcdnend forged|-to be overtaken, Then the Amer. |!etics at the University, H. 0. Cris- er two. were out in the 6th inning { : . Soe its regional championship, will be pad of San Antonio, Tex., the, de- ahead on the back nine of:Troon’s| ican, whe hadj gone one up at ler, director of athletics, has an- panded Rochester a 5-4 ‘vietory, . s : \ J vying for state honors at the Black /..ding champion, held a three-up’ \testing championship course oe the Ith, won the 17th and 18th jnounced. jover Lake Orion in a high school = al \ P River Country Club in Port Huron, & ithey had reached the nine-hole) with pars to gain his biggest | Kruthers, an industrial engineer- beseball game Tuesday at Lake ~~ i! ) — 2h lead over Scottish champion Reid! ing. student, has maintained better | [| i Friday and Saturday with oné dis- Jack } iiqilithe first 43 turn all square. margin, ; s- |Orion, - i traught' member on the team. ih Tol eg a i) eed begs tot than a 3.2 average in the Engineer-) The victim of Weaver's’ tircult : 7 \ holes of their 36-hole quarter-final) Up to the last two holes it was Cons" ‘Hd led two-up after Winning. ing School while earning three let-| lelout was Chuck Melchert, Orion's i . It seems that at the Pontiac match in the British Amateur| a tight mateh in which Conrad the tenth and eleventh, but. Jack ters as a Varsity swimmer. - * nies wie < im nly tive i Municipal Course, scene of the Golf Championship: today, | took the lead three = only | , ‘ac J Lapad Lp } q Press tourney, Jack Reynolds ei- © i ———— | WOH the next two to square it.) {hits and struck_out~13. “Henderson \ | ther lost, misplaced or had taken + |The Scottish champion shot a! een HOME RUNS .x,was -the winning pitcher. ‘It was from him by mistake his lucky Allen Pa rk uniors, Wi lround of 38-40—78 over the wind-,! -emith 1 “Cane cGnerus. ithe 6th setback’in 10 eae for i ] 6” | seven iron. = ‘swept par 35-36-71 Troon links. ‘Indians; _Maxweil, eli, Kaline, House, T Tigers: ' ithe Dragons. . | Missing club is a registered Spal S ] R ifle T Conrad h 4 ie ad a 37 on the back nite : ' Sel stick and a very re essary ectiona 1 e ourney but did hot return a complete score | AUTO PAINTING : ool, \ ; § The Skipper ace is hoping some A sharpshooting team from Al-/97, 78, 96, 81—35axs00 ‘as he had picked up on the fourth . ‘ | . it notify t { th tray 7) | Let! J, Baines, of Ecorse, got second | hb le. i one will notify him OF the stray en Park Junior Rod & Gun Club) me ole | Expert Body and Fender Repair i iron, Please call FE 5-6902. ‘has won the” sectional smallbore| mg fT was Nancy Newman of Se Cu | 8, B ~ ba er i | rifle match, at Oakland County | Steven Struechel, 13-year-old expert| Conrad, the only remaining on All hanes of ars | ¥ eu ame n's ¢ tub Team No. 1 hoe shootat Tp ne pees ee American out of 27 who started the lates Ree : / , | top sess at wine OcsC range at) | rae Baier Gunler Division! ies |y winning ‘the second and third Quality f | Waterford, eh ater againat a (one eck Sealer mea and Gan Cl holes but couldn't hold: his margin. 4 t e Ld ® z fi k s i dal f . strong field’ at included ta 0Y Marana cin fret "{Souat600. al for} 4 cold east wind blowing in | Work y | - Sizes | ‘in W and girls from 12 teams, represe al from the Firth of Clyde made | For All” i 612-14 * Be oh Wd eed COMMUNES: | play difficult on the tricky, 6,583- | Insurance ‘ ae a _— One of te tightest contests Reports First | yard par 35-36—71 Troon cham- Companies : t | (Price slightly Defending champion General Mo- was that for expert class teams, pionship links. - Fe ib for ee : 3 highes i 6 1 tors romped to dbs 4th consecutive won by Detroit Edison Rifle and Ace of Season | Ultre Modern Building tor Collision end Painting | : victory “and the Anderson Jets Revolver Club, Junior Division, |” With Conrad one-up going to the ~ ROCHESTER FORD DEALER — OL 1.9711 ok : i ptambasted the CIO Local 4 in a with 1403x1600. Oakland County | What ts reported as the frst 17th, Jack drove into a bunker. io 3 Class A City Baseball League dou- Sportsmen's Club Blanche &. [hole-in-one for Pontiac's Municipal and then exploded clear over the) _ a 4 ee n e WwW ble header, Wedpesday at Wisner Wilson team missed a tie by a \Golf Course this season; was fired green and the Texan won with ai ILA ie RY J a ROM é Sora foe i ~ Meld single point lowér standing (yesterday afternoon. ‘par three. Conrad went three up: ( GMC. riding on the strong right count, although the team total |- Where only one ace ‘was regis-|With, an easy four on the 410-yard | BAMSI Ie Gals eels lh ceele hese i arm of pitcher Steve Kebler, pound: was iso 1403x1600. OCSC girls, ‘tered on’ the layout for the 1955/18th. His second shot there was . : ed out 10 hits to trounce Oliver’ powever, held ‘high team for season, the new year has already only ten feet from the pin. Jack = a MA SSA Gi € ta Cushion Shoes Buick, 71, Kebler struck out JX girts (1403). Members were got a good start. °: took a five . i and) scattered eight hits Nancy Newman, Carolyn Heary, Yesterday's lucky (or accurate) Here's style and comfort that makes you feel mght The Coachers jumped on start- Margaret. Kempel and dane gojfer was R. S. Whitescarver, 65 . | ‘mt home. Massagic Lo-Lites feature the tadeionel ee: er Ken Campbell for three runs Martin, Bloomfield Terrace, who banged ain as es ut i anew, low silhouette pilus excjusive PATENTED | . - in the 3rd frame, then chased Event was’ a registered shoot i Z-iron shot to- the No. § green ine - comfort features that keep you walking on air Step 4 Catapbell in favor of Lee Griffin: and winners qualified for national (North coufse) a 190 yard, par 3 All- Stars Game - : . wees ia and see our selection of Massagic Lo-Lites today. ; with three more in the 4th. juries championship matches. hole. Ball fit on front of the green | . goat * ‘ 7 m and rolled in. Whitescarver had a The Jets assaulted four pitchers Forty-eight: shooters fired as team a | ‘or cs hits! including! a “ite members of ¥2 chubs, Allen Park 41 for the round, played with Don A sudde np rebin the bottom of (77 - That C uld Onl B | a 4 : homer in the ard by Bob Johnson, (3), OSC iD: Roseville, Grand Roder, Bob Martin and John Jan- ni 2nd inning’ washed out last . : a ou ny ea , to paste the CIO, 17.5, in the night. Rapids. Ecorse, Dearborn, Detroit, czarek. ' + |night’s exhibition softball game at | y } McCULLOCH. : . cap of.the Memorial Day twin bill Flint and Lansing F . _ {Drayton Plains between Shaw's y\ SUPERCHARGER . : “ ” The dion club sent starter Other results City Softball Tonight . d lan All- ‘ , The Bes Friend Your Feet Eve df Had Ve Ra the howe Edward Bartolussi, ® sharpshooter of | Jewelers oo ut Star team from 1 lled b : es . crnan) Raves) te . sets Roseville won the gold medal for high! Pontige’s City Softball Leagues the Pontiac and Waterford , _ installed by “EPs 87 North Saginaw St. FE 2-2492 gbsne iat ~ ae ae aes = A Osaki ce tuner ote otra place th the swing back into action tonight aft-\leagues ' ; fet sfanza. but revieter vim a Muster Class sas son bs Dena Rose, er a Memorial Day vacation. Four! Shaw's Percy MeConner and the * _- a aE AGS & " | of Roseville 6 8) $ 400 + Open Friday "til 9. : , = —— id ae re eerao) tage fi Neeavillsiieon the games are scheduled at Beaudette All-Stars’ Doug Hall wefe waging € rest of the way to receive credi expert, cass iro y! lace medal with 97. and North Side parks. a scoréiess pitching battle when » MORE Instant POWER a ES : SS af Lt . "ee : “Second place mefial in the Expert In National division games’ at, the showers arrived. Hank Shell _) = | Fowler's Fine Foodis’ Wilt meet (at pte arte Tungate 98. “8 «| Beaudette, Richard's Tavern meets of the “stars” had tripled in the ; Where It Counts! the Elks No. 723 in tonizht’s league 90. 91 J5ex¢00. ; Lunsford Market at 7 o'clock and Ist inning for the only hit. _ attraction at Wisner Field, Game ,,A%®*, Siegen of Grease Boel’ Sssx Franklin Products tangle with The Waterford Township Soft. rosettes Long Lite, Norabie seed Ore: oxen vou Nee ri < ri » ste ¢ time js» 30 pm epirscl placevin ihe at aFpatiooter cia Drive-In Cléaners at 8:30. Stadium ball League resumes play tonight when Ve. ‘ares cars. Complete kit in one package, nothing to omt mw) 1104 718 8 ee Bernard V ; sf Grand Inn faces GMC at 7 and Bicmar at the Drayton ball park. Lakeland buy Installed at Wohife:!-Dee by Appointment Only Campeell GiAttin| (si6 Bere Kee en Park i) soe » six Inn battles Elks No. 810. gt $:30)Pharmacy tackles the VFW at 7 Allen Park » David ies ip sho @ Roberts, Horner eae . : 400 for Ind place Stiarpalioot er medal ys American loop contests at North o'clock and Emmanuel Baptist 2274 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 2-4907 ‘fs 4 OTB i i irs place Marksman lass mec rr 5 ‘ : | = res oe pig 0 1? ‘ went (0 Lenase Jenson of Adten Park Side faces Gidley Electric at 8:30, ————— Batis Addis end JoRAnsor Orr, Ca - E : . . ‘ —— = = ae i= 3 pogna, Rogers, George afd Sage Clarkston Beats Flint The Clarkston Merchants evened their Tri-County Baseball) Leigue record at 2-2 yesterday with a 12-4 victory over Flimt Buick Local 599 ey ony PAIR OF SLACKS at the Regular Price — and_receive the ae PAIR of your choice’ at. A PRICE on the Clarkston diamond Fred McAndrew seattered five hits and 20 WEEKS 70 PAY tanned 13 ia hurling the distance P E 0 P L : s and Pete Palshan collected three 8 N. Saginaw of Clarkston's 13 safeties vy Credit ‘FE 2-6448 The Merchants clash with Mt Rose Sunday afternoon at 2 0 clock lin a league game at Mit. 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THURSDAY, MAY 31;-1956. 7 . , , : 4 , . : | | 4 “ ; : | r fu» _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, \ : "9 : : = : — een 7 3 _ Soybeans Fim, [ MARKETS |Market Mixed. ~ Others Weaken eeieee il Early Deals | "CHICAGO @ — Soybeans held| Ove $4 sold by them in | NEW YORK @®—The stock mar firm but other cereals. weakened), Fruite—Apples Morthers @py, fency-ket was mixed today in-early deal-|/ ; ey ; ° 7 ue. Business Notes |Architegraar ¥w he gen Charles A: Erdman, assistant ee | %. ar commbmpieation: Ventios controller of Parke. Davis & Oo. Launches Expansion Lodge No. a r & m the Detfolt Chapter, National Assi.|, Expansion and incorporation of gonity, ‘iy ng, "SARUM of Cost Accountants, for the 1956-57|Birmingham's Linn Smith archi-| - omy = a » |termm, Exd lives at 7455 W./tectural firm under @ triple part-|~ News in Brief - |Greenwich, Birmingham. “|nership was announced today byt - ; Promotion of Alex C. Morris, of|President “Smith: ° The new com. aioe ae eanete_ ves we ca) | a ot | nf pany will be known as Smith, from a back yard ai we = Seen eel eae ata pale ee eh ay othe, CnC ‘Coe "Daven feaoa, MacMahon, te APC: Daacs Dy, Tuetay ig Po on the Board of Trade today, v ioopel te tS thatita ae | Ohio, branch was announced yes-|tects. Include Smith, |ti#® BO : * s 2. #6 i 2a. q 1, 1,236-1.00 wt % f Edward Ornstein, vice Principal officers " Ko, it6-338 Dk Today's ‘ction was flecked with terday by All grains opened with small Veet, of 2,00-3 40 dos behs. Onions, sat _- }president; Peter. Tarapata, vice) Pontiac pelice said a $60 English Associated with the firm since |President_ and secretary, andjracing bicycle was reported stolen gains steady commission house . 1300-1.50 §0-Ib bag: onions, hesitancy following Tuesday's star-|. : - on edaney, Le an eb ont 11950, ‘Morris formerly Keld the Charles MagMahon Jr., vice Tuesday from a rear -yard at 210 buying. ‘Trading was very, slow|fi'y*tay Witte b sae dis ie] 8S Dtvance that sent the Asso 1:80 do ioe , have had| Chippewa Dr. Inadishes, hethouse. +y}-38-| clated Press average stoc position of assistant manager ee cevarie all : rele ome! opvaigpal|'s5 don bens. rete, enone, Ms . prsnmd rca ipinped cst are the East Detroit branch, _ _ |€* p experience in architec- A bilifold and $20-was reported noted. Shortly after the start the fancy. 00 §-Ib box; No 1, 65-75 8-Ib box: tural design. ; yesterday somewhere on arket headed downward and [huberd, hothouse, Mo 4, 4.0031 89 dos/17 years. ETRO G Rew in new offices at 8&4 dealings picked up speed. bebe: Ffomatoes, hotbouse, te 1'3.6s- The Associated Press ‘average Rs Laci Haas chairman of| South Adams Rd., the organization sooner — ne More favorable weather for crop|* Greeas— M Wo 1, 218-3.00 bu.iof 60 stocks was up $3.30/at $78.50, American Motors Corp., announced includes among its current pro} Sorrel, No 1, 1.26-3.80 bu. Golnsch, the election of Walter Jeffrey ects work on a number of schools./ 4” your friend’s tm jail and needs ond domeetic ae ned ote Turnip. No 1, 7 ee ee oe oe ee —_ ’ aly civie and commercial | pail. Ph. PE 8-942 or MA §-4031. and domestic dema cash when Germany was invading vice president and general man- hospitals, and churches Adv. grain, appeared to be behind DETROIT 8608 land and the United States took a mel Larninighin pesto Mead Sarma S vesisant al Beresing: - Pear oa — 1 OETROFT, a 20. LAP) —sedittt: neutrality stand, | ‘ a en han while Terepsts Ges apiney m. to 1. $8 W. Ht can - ~ Grain Prices | “whttes—grede A, jumbo 46-41, weight-| The Tuesda burst of strength * 2 © —_- ___ {hon each live in Bloom . 6 CHICAGO GRADY ef crereg’ 00: satre laree G4: Maree) suited from a deep decline that Romney said the appointments 1 (AP 44, ev. 43; medium 39-40, wid. | res board Pre) ergs AO MAY 31 (AP) — Opening oy “Sox; small 23-94 wed. av. 3: eTed0| 10504 one day longer than three follow recent action by the New Chinese Fiction Earnin bY Wheat | Hy Pan Aw air: 3) BATH TUB ENCLOSURE a ee en pitiseter over 230" Ib. sows steady to 28 lower: Seite ree oo . “ ! how. Chelse of eslors. . Reg. 960.96 ; eeen Me 8) : eee er ®t Parke De. OE / WHA <.. ‘9 6 rene last day for receiving strations foorol Bn ge 9 etige jeeamaaea Ne ago . i poener a: er W E SELL : T oo. Won't call Complete... ” The a“ for said Special Election will Friday,/1 to 3 100-220 17.75-18.00; most jets at ° June 4 Persons registerjng after|18.00; losely sorted. for | aro aS pag max ig fa: HH WE ADVERTISE! - “7 § 00 o'clock p.m. on said day will not|head lot 1823, most No. Pea ; 120. be eligible to vote at sat s $ 17.25: = few up. a Cola *. LLOW tion. “Persone planning to register mieei|3eo Ir diem to ib.0: Steer tote ish Sole Faim SS eRe wor’. tee No switching... no gimmicks! just S$ ar determine when the Sierk's Office will|18@ Ib. unevenly 15.$0-17.80; larger ne Gol BS RO et |: os honest-to-goodness values! Our business : wi ge; povistore of Act 269, Pubtic eters, Owe 1: Gee Demet ie pilleey | Mule es has continued to expand over the years ) PUMP PUMPS Acts of Michigan, 1965, registrations will| Salable cattle 9,000; salable —— 300: Res bee} pale _ $ “"100 - because we have edhered to the policy of not be taken by school officials and| steers 1,150 ibs. down and weie™sy =| Consym T pullman ..... €7.2 honest values and honest advertising. : only persons who have registered as|ers moderately orcs. aneey = Pot 4% Pure Otl .... 45-4) Big 21 x 32-inch $ 9 9 with the appropriate | efi paresis mostly 38 lower: 5 Can . 4 QCA ...... « 44 : ) ‘ownship or City Clerk of the Township | Cows AT Cocos tocay Lee lobar: Met .. oe aeped oi. 1 = ~é or City im which they reside are|sbout s' ped poor edd fully steady, 0 |Comt oo tes ae —Ree-Drug .... 0.4. 5 : stered. ol electors. package of prime 1180 De. steers 4.38, | Cer He RF Rey Met ns : notice is given by order of the|Dackege Of prt choice to mostiy|Gecre, ".) 383 Rey Tod B .. 046) ee a a ae Board of Education of Avondale School prime fig to 1460 Ib. steers 22.78-23.80, Tnceugn: : 961 PIPPPPPPPOPPPIE POOP OAS edited ! aoe eer RAND. 2 runiren,. |S hae ol png tah posal tan tum, pe Crasee HE Seleear Be BS $0-tnch— 3-Unk Kiehon Secretary, fe beagle) rh alee vee oo Deime teers 1000 Ih down 31.80. Dow Chem °. 063 St Reg’ Pap 50.4) ; > 4 - ; ay 18, 24, 31, 1986) 99's0: bulk choice steers 20.80-21.38: good | py 319 Mig 36.3) Ww. L $ |to low choice 18.00-230.26; a loed of low\mast Air L | feab AILRR .. 41 | . 4 . ' ata’ e'm He Gay oat OP THE CITY OF |-commercial 960 ib Holsteins 18.98: « East hears + 06 » b) en ” ’ ae ye 2 42” Size PO , OAKLAND COUNTY, ‘ew loads choice and Da borderline|F) Auto Lite 34 Shell 80 oudle compe - es eee % Pd r MICHIGAN : fers 31.76-22.00: bu ce 30 |e & Mus... 3.8 jimmong .... 40.6. Retter quality . . should R beet ae eee D CABINET SINK NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF ; to low choice 17.§0-20.00;/mmer Rad... 93 Sinclair; O-., 64.6) sell fer at least 965.00. eg. he fe ad ee 2 REGISTRATION utility and commercial! cows 11.28-13.80;/trig RR .. |. 20.3 pocene ob | 72.4 19. 0 Qe oo ee, 2 Fa and WHEREAS, The annual Election is to canners and cutters 10.00-12.00: utilityigy cello . 86.4 -- $2 | Less trim... . ° 7 ‘ bees | oP 4 ' : Creer. be held im said school district on Mon-|and commercial, bulls 14.00-18.78; Paird Mor 41.3 La pobee 13.4) Val ’ s 2 sace! —- : day, the 11th day of June, 1986: and vealers 30.00-24.00, cull tol Pirestone . 13 Sperry Rand” 243. jee sows 2 Rac, .. NOTICE 18 HEREBY | commerctal 10.00-19.00: & load of choice oFod Mach ., @43 4 rand .. 423 fi 4 e $ 50 GIVEN. That Priday, the ist day of 950 Ib. feeding steers 19.50: medium | rord Mot ..... $3 Std Ol) Calif 100 : ; rt ie - 2 $77.95 uss ‘ 7 June, 1966. up to §:00 o'clock p.m, t. grade 478 ib. r calves 15.580 tan Preep; Sul... 84.2 Std Of! Ind .. 87.6 $ : = : ern Standard Time, ts the last day on| Salable sheep 700; fairly sctives ¥ prevh Tra... 33. Std Of] NJ .. 87 Sturdy, ell steel con. | $ 95 2. \ Size which Unregistered persons may register|steady on all ay sie peer. Prime | Gen Bak . 91 Std Of] Ohie 51 3- ( of : struction, white enamel > tog AT cine eelixible to vote at said |spring lambe 76-98 Ib. 26 90-27.78; small’ Got Drnam 808 Stevens, JP. 32 : finish, chrome door hart > Prices Sleshed annual school election. eS Gerd as ctecten | eit Sree tet Gent Miee 64 Sted-Peek |. dies, Attractive styling. : 2 . Application for registration should be | 22.50-23.50; but epg rho [recta slaugh. Ger Pde .. 929 Sun OU 832. TE / of t iron or steel tubs. => CABINET SINK made to the township clerk ef the town. | Quotations: cull to sore |Gen Mills .. 666 Swift & Co .. BIG 30-GAL. GAS HOT ~ Choice eas closet ; At Wen Cabs < - ship or the city clerk of the city in| te? ewes 380-600. 'Gen Motors 415 Sylv El Pd pat - 17 x 19 inch china basin, ahd ALL SIZES of Base and 4 inets $ by gee ts and gveiner eae “ which the elector resides bos | Gen +. 25 Texas Cone. = | (less seat) ... complete with trim. . in Stock .. . AT LOWEST PRICES! §¢ ot clearance Persons already registered upon the! DETROIT LIVESTOCK [gen Beles eA F The st 4 vee OT | WATER HEATER : irr 9 registration books of such township and AP)—The Detroit Gen Tire .... 631 Timt R Bear 73 $119.50 city clerks, need not reregister | DETROIT, May 31 (AP)— | Gillette +: 408 tran WAIT... 934 95 95 4'%.-ft. end 5-ft. : : : : ~ MONROE M. OSMUN, | Urol mele 180. Not enough hogs Goebel Br .. 44 Tran W Air... 334 : Reg. 363. $ -ft. . ° secretary, of the lottered early to make a market Geesricn =. 4 Tmtca ee “A” Grade, not crate marred, STEEL ond BATH TUBS Big 66” Double OMT o ucation i 3 o $ $ Dated: May 10, 198 catia salnie Bie Trading very ee-yGeme7h gg OG On‘Carsice 1108 compare this value! CAST IRON dell mney May 30, 31, 198¢/t!ve:_ steady ted sday trading |Gt No hs 18 cen air Lia. 386 9 = ROTC GP ERS ee Sa a ere tere ound «tap Gait Air bin. 186 CRATE $9Q95 CABI SINK NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION jamalier; complete clearance: slaughter Gulf Off .. 1146 Grit Sine. ++. 883 ; COLORED 95 . with and To the qualified electors of the Water- steers, heifers and cows §$0c higher:'Holland P ., 126 Un GaaCp .... 29.5 * * MARRED oon st lew = ford Township School District, Oakland) pulls steady to S0c higher: stockers and Homestk ... 344 oe rines ||) 966 BATH SETS REC. County, Michigan: . - feeders steady to 28¢ higher: load prime Hooker Fl...., 42 US Rubber :... 49.2 0-Gal. -Gt Lined “os Up AAA AR ARIA ANA ARR AIR AAPOR $ i Novice is hereby given. thet the annual 1Mé ib steers 22 50: agerel lote high a cent a" Se vs Steel . : ae 3 OT WATER : atte alan ln $ $169.50 election w eld in the Waterford choice to low prime = steers |Indust Ray ... Van Real... $ Pe Township School District, in the County 2225; bulk choice fed steers 2100-2200 Ing Rand. 632 warn B Pic. 32 H 69% a > 2-COMBARTMENT CEMENT 5 4 . aR of Oakland. and State of Michigan, on Numerous lots and loads at 22.00 most tn and Stl.... 81 West Un Tel... 19 j HEATER > $ s eae ae Monday, the lith day of June, i956,| fed steers 19.00-2050. mixed. good |tnspir Saag 4 Westa A Bk ; MEDICINE $ TRAYS $ , Pim Eastern Stane?a Tie” tone fente "Mi ‘hotee ities Wveres tet SOY ween a Werle Bh: Be mer cereal ees iene | STALL 3 : $f p.m, Eastern Standard Time, for the! loads chotce d an, cnt Bus Mac : : > Purpose of electing the following: two 2050: bulk choice. heifers 19 80-20 00: jr ary, 346 Wilson & Co. 16 Big 52-Galion Electric SHOWERS CABINETS 4 Complete with? $ 40% pera e's tora ea Maat, Rasen fo Grad eens ee OG eet NGy ent Mee,” 1 estore 8 | y sands Serve for a term of three years each,/ and commercial stee; = : :|Int Paper r : % ° ‘for which offices the following persons 17.00" utility cows. mostly 12 $0-16 00: |Int “Shoe 40.1. Young Bh & T 875; HOT W Complete will ol m- —— wa nae 4 and faucets? [¢ DISCOUNT have been, nominated: jeanners and cutters: mostly 11.00-13.00; ; tings and = shower aiass shed et of ace e $ 6 Anite Si Parnum utility and commercial bulls mostly 13 50- - §TOCK AVERAGES t - curtela arade, not marred 4 : > $ Youn Marshall EB. Smith -}16.06; three loads mostly choice 475-695| wew yoRK May 31—Compiled by the: P carry} > 4 Edmund L. Windeler Ie stock Hoge calves aud veartings 9090: issociated) Frese rm = s Reg. $ 95 Values 9 4 2 ¢ CABINET e veting pace RARER GIVEN. that! fron iy sce-f00 ine 1660.18.80 | -tndust Raile Util @tocks | 549.50 — FT to $9.95 eb 953 13 SINKS Neier feeenen for sald élection will Calves salable 1%. Trading very active, | roe ehange... +8 +3 say “se 9 : 2 : 2 4 2 UTS- tte. ‘ 2 on. .-Precinet No. 1: Drayton Plains School, eS ee Rast geet abn Sut oat jNoon Sess) 7 Leis Kad th vas These tanks carry $ 5 -. § ; ‘ 2 3 SAVE $ = 3000 Sashabaw Road hedy after a strone start: good and) Prev. aay ge... 2488 1 4 1776 complete Factory . Si 3 > Upte Precinet No. 2: Donelson School, 1200 /thotee mostly” 20 00-38.00" hieh chokes | ewe, M8 2$ 123 108 Warranty. Edison WA H BASINS 4 SOF OOCCP OT OT OCT OTOCR ae | Stag est Huron Stree: and low prime 2700-3000: few high, Sie 726 165 g : . PAPPPPEPPIPPPP OPPPPPPPPPD ODDS Precinet No. 3: Waterford Center School, | ering Individuals up to 3200 on Mon- Moni nd OE 18 132 1918 Approved. i. : : 1021 Airport Road day; most utility and commercial 16.00-| io6¢ log 18° 1716 : ipl 4 SOIL PIPE (5-ft.). AA na es . $3.69 Precinct No. 4: ele wiuaes School,'20 06: cull and low utility unevenly | 1958 high a ro ‘Big 21x32-Inch 7 with tri pie.-: ae | ; effens Drive = | 14 00-1700. 11988 low ..0.... 6 = Precinct No. 8: Pontiac Lake Sehool,! Sheep salable none. “Market nominally 1968 low opaGES: i MENT plated chrome : anal lL. 2515 Williams Lake Road | steady today Compared last Thursday DETROIT STOCKS j : 2-COMPART : | ON STEEL PIPE F : ELMER R_ JOHNSON, | supplies adequate to make a representa- (C. J, Nephier Co.) i + faucets.A won- = : t : Secretary of the Board of tive market: trading more active then | » cures ‘efter decimal points are eigntns 95 : . | Education of said school district | last week: prices fully steady: few small igh Low Noon! ‘ derful value! : xP ON 31-700 LENGTHS = eet ae ee es F100, few lots good unde ehoice shorn Allen Ele & Bquip Co* 2 . Ya-Inch Gelvenized $2.45 1%-Inch Gelvenized $6.04 . STOP MAGRIGAN Ts tooo | Sra ae ee ees Sesears pee ABMS gy HE Worth Many $9.95 %-Inch Gelvonized $3.18 112-Inch Galvanized. $7.14 STATE OF MICHIGAN—tIn ¢ =| ity to ehaice shor Lh , me 7 3 | : : &z ; % } bate Court for the County ef Osklawa (Cull '0 good slaughter sheep ere | Shout gir aan nce tear Every one a real ey! Hurry, select ff Dollers More! al OF _l-Inch Galvanized . $4.55 2-Inch Galvanized . .$9.56 Juventle Division. meet ce: : Peninsula, Meta): Prod® 19 10.4 yours today. Slight Imperfections. otters More CASH AND CARRY ONLY In the matter of the petition concern- \ihe Prophe: Co.° ... 107 11 | : Net Exactly As Pictured aap aT? Swain, minor. Cause No.| The average American of GO lRuay Mie eo | ' To Richard Swain, father of said chila.|can expect an average 15 years | Warne ones * 1913) Oeacttiegin, Gok ne praet 9 n tt* of life but only 9 years of work. | tic’ sate: bid and asked. : abouts of the father of the seid minor child is unknown and the said child has eae eS Rete e Oe violated a law of the State, and that 7 said child should be. placed under the Tureen of this Court. n the name of. the people of the| 9, ‘ e ; ye . State of Michigan, ‘you are hereby noti-| : D Ed Co n fied ‘that tebe Sarsthee an seen. etroit ison ° na Genny Sette Bette Gee gout Bor ividend of $1.80 this stock an unty Service Center, Court House . . A Annex, 1268-8 Wont Bird. in the Cre Hl At indicated div seioed 9 ' ars o intiac, in sa ounty, on er 2 12th day of June AD. 1986, at ten prelock | yields better than 5% at present m : commanded to appear personally——at 9) price. , sajd hearing. ne 1 a t bel: 1 tical to mak Teone! * Yervice hereof. this simmons andp) Complete Investment Service te sata 2 | - . “The Store That Values Built” -. PLUMBING , SUPPLY CO. FREE —__ Full Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings—Evarything in Plumbing Supplies = FREE - - PHONES: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100 DELIVERY ove -—s«:«072.S"SAGINAW STREET ta ca ; Street. Side Carey a . notice shall be served by p of "sa copy one week previow in The.Ponglec Press-a news-'F) , ; es fr printed and (circulated im said 4 Ne hler Co 4 County. : ~ i r e / ° ‘Moate, Seage ot tata Court, inthe Cy | oe re, 0 jurt, in Z . ae of Poniine. in ond, County, this iW 818 Community National Bank Bldg.- FE 2-9119 % . * i" = : an. ees ARTHUR EB. MOOSB. | . __ Hours 8:20 to 4:30 oR ATO CORY este 3. VASCASSENNO, (E Deputy. Probate tetver, |i) Juvenile vispon May 31, tose aia ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1056 Z oo. = a of Area Grac uations eage Se ee ee — : / ff g wil be “To Bach Acgording to His The. Ability.” : " sermon, “Try This for Size," professor of educa’ Michigan| Clare \ A, Male und Maren Bir sent the class and Wesley Allen;|Will be delivered by Rev. Walter|State-University, sion at Michigan Voorbels, view president ofthe -thite friends and the a Oakland County area are preparing ever Will give the salutatory addresses taba iedgrontnl education, | urch. Ballagh of the First Baptist |mencement address. Janet and ga i award the/teachers. It is the first time such : to hold graduation exercises, I Ca trom Lake Orion High| High 804 ee Rathka will give the ss, President er I Senior [MNES Dryder j= and Shirley bas ogre Band will play the pecaalin on cee © reception bas been scheduled. gona Ejon «(item eiertncs ate (pin | Principal Richard Wheolr wil [nent te cass Sowers, Baccalaureate Service for the 27|"Sri8"- recessional numbers, ee : : ~Commencement for the class of| June 7 in'the school’s athletic field. | the senior henor award. | A : - ; {graduating seniors of Dryden Hi . Holly Valedictory address will be given : nt exercises for 61 . 1956 of the South Lyon High School |Baccalaureate service wil = | A) eeperere from trediion) oi nw ie, |Staduating seniors were held 3 | service will come, Jim Kirkbride, president of the be the omission School will With the lar by Karideen Jubelt, daughter = a : will be i of the class} ill be held at 8 p.m. Sun- gest senior class in t, of held in the new high school! four days earlier on June 3. wen lass wi . ae San ee o-oo gymnasium at 8 tonight, rear ier preg esto ipl pli engl ponte gpeareligdic |b Apeters Drogen ‘|its:history—95 graduating students | Mr and Mrs. Kari Jubelt of An-|with Dr, com week: SEs sama ee ar, en eee ee sas sras, prs ng ote can, the uo wil Th sents ln wl be honored mia eent program ear Sl, oe Pat : ee’ processional and recession. n miver- | ’ class, confine their part in program | a worship service in program outdoors :' : Mrs. _ ae ae aM |S ae Se ran i ae aa aren oe sg Pw Omi Mes a yw = * ti ie i . : + Se Pas te: | re somali Donia We. he das haan Sum |, Baeamaraa ser Wetcday of pm fh on eh Torin” Je 1s) Basan 2S : operation of Michigan 5 Un. {Fite oe me See Gee Pop oe pe = rag — will recetve their diplomas days after the baccalaureate serv-| uled for Riipanioasern oul Richard Kaminska, high school versity mre Ee ss,| held . Sunda commencement: exercises > ; .m. June the tt - a ca Imlay City lwith. acceptance by William E.| bigh school auditorium. the high school fn ices be held in the multi-purpose principal, and Melvin Dickson, | Don Currie, director of place-\Knight. member of the board of) a, service wil Ls : Dr. Harold Dorr, dean of field | % Holly Elementary School, The elase . the | Presentation of tiass will be: by ment and alumni relations of Mich- ‘education. Eileen Tathka will play 1 open with the| Baccalaureate speaker will be; services for the University of | Bev. Cyril Rancourt, pastor of class, James Sullivan, board of | Gerald Hartman, principal. Donald gan State Normal College, will be. a piano solo, oe i singing “Holy, ead the Rev. Stephen Chapko. His topic; Michigan, will be the cncshe, at | St: Rita Catholic Church, will education member, awarded the | = cso aang atiiee gs the commencement speaker at 8 Hugh DeCamp, president of the’ re eat Gopal Ge af peg libres ae Success."’| this, the school’s first uae give. the sermen en “The Open | “PHMMS- : : award the di-.p.m. Friday for the Imlay City’s! and Ann Wiltse the salut a eervice iwi) be by) sradeation 7 is Rend.” | jomas. atory |Mont C. Oliver of Lake Orion Meth- the M le . toplg will be School closed Friday for all pu- ae pl 153 eecstine seniors. His s subject) speeches. lodist Church. , i cose Ee te “Much ae" Been Given—Mucp is | Following the service, local pas.|Pils.” Regular classes will resumé Davi: :b P; R a oo g ir RepeatVows in Candlelight Rite Deaths i in N | ane 2: Ben tr: |Otad ews decer, Yer Ol | VISBURG—Community Bible} The bride i ommunit les oe arlary Meaegialh g Viiapeereg too : ( s the daughter of Mr.| ent as Kaye Frances spoke her Cando Campbet both oo Church here was the scene of the and Mrs Eas! Campbell of 500) vows in « sows featuring 0 fetes ont were ¢ _ Francis L. Sweeney . pet Mt foc Norman James ees Sr: oor, washington, Odich) ihe _ recent evening candlelight service | Broadway andt he bridegroom is, >°d#ce of, Chantilly lace and LAPEER — Service ows Morris; and a sister, Mrs. am. Saturday from St. Joseph standchildren and. ‘eight at- which united ‘in marriage Kaye ond Rd. sleeves tapered to points over | A reception was held afterward). eae) ppicohard sbiegetas The Rey ier ae =4Catholic Church, with burial in grandchildren; .a brother Enc. of. Frances Campbell and Donald) te font Mr. and Mrs. ‘Everett the wrist. Her tulle skirt with at the Masonic Temple on Ander-|imiay City Road Lapeer, will his daughter, Mrs. DeG home of the St. Joseph Section of East Niles and a sister, Minnie, — James Cummings, - Guo hundred gecets — wan, peer eat! ended in a cathedral |sonville road. held. Friday morning in the cock North Saginaw St.. imal the aie geile metery. Recitation of the chawaka, Ind. se oo pit Mant WORE aaPHALT FA .! ays Washers. oi wr rs ere, Tetrige : en . éleane AN ae me . gee En the righ the get a7 er | GLENWOOD AVE, cman ARTHUR’ S peel {sae PENTER WORK. NEW &@ | FE 1 OLADSTONE & sox “types of small cae ; rz — a . Sot Th WhNTS GORE OF AT At. 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