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ALBERT BRADLEY ___ ALFRED P, SLOAN JR.
Planning Expert Outlines
4 Pontiac Area Problems
Four major problems for the Pontiac area were listed
last night by a metropolitan planning expert addressing
the Pontiac Real Estate Board at-its regular meeting.
Paul M. Reid, planning analyst of the Detroit Met-
ropolitan Area Planning Commission, eee he: Sour
problems are:
1, The local economy is‘ not vaebid” tes nite most of your wee ic eges®
in the basket of. the au
mobile industry,” -he said. Health Expert Cites “This is not all bad; but .
possible, implications must Flyoridation Benefits | 2. The area lacks water services} DETROIT (INS) — The director
and supply. “This is @ serious of the U.S. Public Health Service
issue,” Reid said. “The long-time|Dental Division said in Detrolt
solution ‘won't be achieved in &/yegterday that fluoridation of wa-
year or two, and not by Pontiac tersupplies can cut tooth decay
alone. It will most likely come|by two-thirds in coming genera- ‘sistant comptroller and later to
assistant treasurer, In 1927 he was
named general assistant treasurer.
Two years later he became a vice
president,
through the efforts of three rjtions. ©
four counties acting together.’ . the utson, Beyery- ing
3. A “rash” of suburban shop- |United Camanelity Service Health|
ping centers is growing outside \ Federation at the Central YMCA,!
Pontiac, cutting off the flow of declared:
consimer — ‘td city busi’) “One-sixth of the health dollar}
nesses. jgoes for dental services—a_ na-
In 1923
ident and chief executive officer. fend of Picketing
This Afternoon
Eases Situation
Higher Price
Normal supplies of milk
to Pontiac and the rest of
the Detroit Metropolitan
area were guaranteed to-
day as officials in the nine-
day milk strike ordered
pickets removed from rural
depots as of 1 p.m.
Fair Share Bargaining
Association leaders, who
had demanded creameries
negotiate for a $6.50 price
per hundredweight of milk,
said pickets were with-
drawn “to show we are bar-
gaining in good faith-for an
equitable settlement.”
Picket action at depots, farms
and on the highways had at- PONTIAG, MICHIGAN, TORSDAY, oe 8, pis—38.2 PAGES _
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Continue Bargaining for
tempted to halt the flow of’ milk! * SPRING SPLASH — Spring arrived yesterday
for Ronald Joyner (left), 13; td Bruce Lewis, 14,
of Syivan Lake. They took-their first dip in Sylvan ape | iene Dip ei ‘tos One
"Lake, but found it pretty cold. Bruce also cut his “feet on the ice, and is nursing a cold today.
Pontiac Press Photo ‘Gilbert W. Long Only Newcomer Be Elected Voters OK Amendment
two dozen towns in Oklah
wil |overnight, killing at least seven.
The most furious twister
it 2if +
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bed rei
ait lot the corporation, He
board chairman’ in 1937. ‘high
yesterday,
Foundation said it planned to sell
jabout 58% million dollars worth Twe--large-scale battles were
narrowly averted yesterday. At a
milk depot in Ovid; some 200 pick- Tankers, treed in recent injunc-| Wien @ water main burst, de-
tions, traveled freely over the, Stroyed or damaged several down-
according to state police town buildings early today.
deputies.
4. The popiilation ‘center of the| ional bill of $1.6 billion a year.
county still is outside Pontiac, with:
greatest growth centering ‘in the!
southeastern quarter,
Answering a.question from the
floor, Reid said the proposed pipe-
line from Lake Huron to bring)
water to the area still is in the)
study stage. He estimated the}
study now being conducted should!
be finished in. four to six months,|
after which a selected engineering,
firm could begin actual planning.
In response ta another question, |
Reid said Pontiac merchants might)
meet the threat of suburban shop-
ping centers by providing addition-|
al parking, “dressing up’’ all store
fronts jn the downtown area, and)
providing specialized services not
to be found in the shopping centers. |
Reid said long-range prelimi-
nary- plans for the Pontiac area
between 1970 and 1930 include
more urban residential areas
outside the present city limits, a
growth of industry and increased
numbers of parks and recreation-
al facilities. i
He said the city will reach ' “max.
imum _ desirable population’ den-
sity” In 1960, with- ih ase *
residents, i |moter of the Highland Estates 4 Major cities in the country using
jfluoridation include San Francisco,
Washington, Denver, Philadelphia,
‘Baltimore and St. Louis, Some 48 pe-|cities in Michigan also use treated
|water, including Ann Arbor, Battle
\Creek, Jackson, Grand Rapids and
\Kalamazoo.
Postpone Hearing
on Sewage Plant | A hearing on a temporary in-
ome which has halted con-
struction .of “a” proposed - sewage
plant at Pontiac Lake
Road and the Clinton River in
‘Waterford Township was adjourngd
yesterday afternoon to April 16
at 1:30 p.m, “in Oakland County)
Circuit Court.
The restraining order. was ob-
tained March 12 by. the Crescent Lake Country Club Estates Civic’:
‘Assn, against Bert Smokler, pro-|
| Subdivision, and also against the/ di
township board.
—_ Frank, L. Doty will pre- ‘ots its GM common stock to di-jets dispersed in the face of.a fight
versify its holdings, ~— - (Continued on Page 2, Col: 7) -
Builders Show Opening
Tomorrow at Armory *
Over 40 local merchants will display their wares to
Pontiag residents and counsel them in ‘spring home
improvement chores at the Pontiac Home and Builders!
Show starting tomorrow at the Pontiac Armory.
The five-day event will feature everything for the
home, from the lumber required to build it to the fin-
ished product, complete with furniture and interior
decorating.
Sponsored by the Pontiac Junior Chamber of
Commerce, this third annual Builders Show will
feature a house trailer and a seven-foot model home
among its displays, according to Don Weddle, co-
chairman.
Detroit Edison Co. will display electric space heaters)
‘and air conditioners. One of the highlights of this|
lay will be an operating heat pump... an apparatus
which heats without burning fuel and cools without
using water, Weddle said.
(Continued on Page 2, Col, 2) cE directing the American Battle Arsonst Sought.
in Florida Fire $750,000 Blaze Razes
Theater, Hotel, Stores
in Daytona. Beach
DAYTONA BEACH, Filia. ®—
Roaring flames, given new life Authorities indicated the _fire
might have been set deliberately.
No casualties were reported. No
official estimate of damages was)
available but it was expected to
reach about $750,000,
The fire started about 11:30 p.m.
in the 1,050-seat Empire Theater’
and spread to an adjacent hotel.
About 100 guests in the three,
story Orange Hotel were evacu-
ated. About 700 theater patrons.
had left. about 30 minutes before
the fire-was discovered,
Detecnve James Haas said
police were questioning a man
suspected of setting the fire.
Authorities would not say im-
mediately why they thought it
might be a case of arson.
After a water main collapsed,
HMiremen—taid- hose -lines to the
Halifax River, about a block and
a half away,
The fire was brought ynder con-
trol at 3 a.m. But by then the
46-room hotel appeared to be al-
| most a total loss:
Pershing Memorial
WASHINGTON ® — President
hower signed yesterday a
Monuments Commission to plan a
memorjal to the: late —— dead and a hundred houses smashed in this town of
5,000 about 40 miles southwest of Tulsa, Three-State Twisters Kill
Seven, Smash 100 Home: DRUMRIGHT, Okla. (P—A rash of tornadoes struck
oma, Kansas and Missouri
hit Drumright, leaving five
family were killed in Dramright
Bevel, his wife, and two daugh-
ters, Gloria Jean 17, and Virginia,
18.
A teen-age som, at a movie when
the storm hit, is the only survi-
vor. Mrs. Elmer Weaver, 81, died
later in a hospital.
Mrs. Ethel Whited, about 70, was
killed by the twister which. hit
just south of Grenola, Kan, Anoth-
er splintered the home of E,|E.
Reek pear Toronto, Kan.,
Reek ' blowing his wife
daughter out of the house.
were injured seriously,
A doten were burt in the storm
which hit Miami, Okla., and
wrecked « tour-block area, .
Lesser twisters were reported
at Hopeton, Skeedee, near Pond
Creek, Davenport, Jacktown, on
the edge of Tulsa, and Freedom,
all in Oklahoma.
WITS KANSAS TOWNS
The Miami tornado-also struck
Quapaw, “Okla, and Baxter
Springs, Kan.
Other points hit in Kansas includ-
‘ed Attica, Maple . Otto, Flor-
lence, Strong City, . How
ard, Radium, and Ellinwood.
The Drumright came -at
9:36 p.m. -
An estimated 100 houses in a
demolished
ds Pershing. John|25-block area were in
ireerion.,
Four members of the C. V. Bevel) —
nd City Vote #7.
n; 3, William ’W. Dc
over Earl, J:--Smith; _
PEE pe : Dugan over Pat
Peete Guy eet District 1 Shee ‘incumbent com-
isu .. 962 ee Whiters ....... ct eic. We oe << ee: colume for vote
ra a cuaeares . 16 commission will
ae ee canvass the re-
ieictics Se next Monday at which
seecetevseve A33}tine the mayor snd ‘mayer pro
2 tee een i date re Long, 41, of
District 5S win a seat on the
shied eRe ERs 5 956 ash SP
Deter 288 sbateeun
Sn RG . 569 ) a ee atrick Glynn ee 514) After a of the March pri-
SAE a os vcnevnss «so OO ae
Gates .. Peevevsver 444 out in a te.
* . _ * ~~ ler who not
Spring Arrives this year, ousted him
in Pontiac Area; vi fh taryoet morgen
High Was 71 :; Page 2, Col. 1)
first day-of spring two-weeks =
pected to appear with the lower
temperatures in: the form of thun-
The lowest temperature preced-
ing 8 a.m. was % degrees, The
mercury registered 62 at 2 p.m.
Presenting: Pontiac City Commission as ‘Selected in Monday’ Ss Balloting
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Still more are L&V Awning and
Window Co., 163 W. Montcalm;
Pontiac Paint Manufacturing Co.,
119 S. Perry; Chippewa Fence Co.,
4152 Woodstock; Filter Soft Water
Serviee Co:, 33 Baldwin; Ward A.
..Cummings and Bud Nicholie, 97
Preston and 49 Mt, Clemens;
Lewis Furniture Corp., 62 8. Sag-
inaw;-The Floor Shop, 99 S. Sag-
jinaw; Pontiac State Bank, 28 N.
Saginaw; F. F. Smith Sales &
than a year. .
Mrs. Wood was born March 28,
1904 in Des Moines, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Logan.
She was a member of Bethel
Evangelical & Reformed Church
of Pontiac.
Surviving besides her parents
of Des Moines, are two daughters,
Gertrude Costanza of Des Moines
and Mrs. Patrick Kremer of Pon-
tiac; three sons, Jack and Norman
Wood and Russell Brumbaugh of
ojiland Park Funeral- Home, Des
Moines with burial
; in: the Masonic
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‘\Mayor Takes Top Votes
‘for Post on Commission
Five Die in Tragedy Between Seattle, Tacoma _
to Sinking of
SEATTLE (—The deep waters
swer to what caused a cripple
luxury. airliner to crash-land and
sink between Seattle-and Tacoma
yesterday with © Joes of five lives.
Thirty-three other persons
aboard the Northwest Orient “Air-
from the sound;
~The luge doubledeck cratft,
* shaking from a@ sudden and severe) - Waters of Puget Sound Hold Answer
of Puget Sound today held the an- ri
Crippled Luxury Airliner vate boat rescuers reached |
The ottenad at he water, esti-
mated between 40 and 45 degrees,
of Seattle, to crash-land. aie - * *
post with the top number of votes,| Lots needed for Parking Let |. Other officers are William Ru-
-}1,070, while Carl H, Ingraham tal] MH will be condemned unless vice chairman; Mrs. F. W.
Hitkg (eo tnen bed the mast vaieny Seeaee wot ore steady 08 | debe Hise, Innis Ma ae 4S ; : ‘fila fot proposed lots A north Charles Maloney and War.
in all 11 precincts, except the 1th,| (¢ Hamitton and SE at Forest |ren Oakland were named precinct
cn eee ee eee ae See . o£ € a “ :
Hansen, 179 votes. "A staff vacancy occurred yester-| py. :
| 1 Mrs. Casstus L, Miller won (day when Gerald Godwin, ‘@, wel Kiwanis Award.
a Teel be Pedy pigeon maplege J manager for six moaths,|Of Flowers Goes |
3 Dwight D, Ireland polled 1,080 |left. He took a position with the e coz , | | oie ab" brary trend candi, {Michigan Municipal league in AmitO Jomice Antona ~~ _ \Mrs. Charles Graham | dates, They were unopposed, _ | Arbor. Pg ea ee ee
Mrs. Charles {Lottie Graham, Approval was voted for all three! revmment te Godvitt b85\ ceived the Pontiac Kiwanis Club's 64, of : issues, The charter amendment! none Whitman Jr., assistant city} / ower to the Living’ 1956
in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. She won, 1,173 to 83; the property sale, manager. There were three wamen award for having trained more
Born in Bruce County, Ont, Can- AM Toe eae ie a kip te Re come. 8 ada Nov. 28, 1891, she was the ‘11 per cent of the registered! tion director, and a city assessor| The Kiwanis members honored of John E. and Elizabeth jvoters cast their ballots, accord-| at preg lséat he says . Miss Antona at a noon luncheon Sheane McNally. The Grahams ing to City Clerk Irene Hanley.) ” : at the Waldron Hotel. ‘
[were married ony Feb, 14, 1916 tp The city’s mayor will be elected at), pis) - ms : - | ‘Miss-Amtona, of 193 W. Ann Aré
_ next Monday's commission meetMilk Pickefing Ends; jer Ave. teaches in the Pontiac » ©oming here in 1929, Mrs. Gra- "6. ok é : ' — public school system as
ham-was a member of the Oak- a IN ti ti Go 0 taught English several nights a
land Ave. United Presbyterian The police department wit be | NEQOTATIONS Ml week tor 18 years to her foreign Church and had been employed, short one Irishman this week, (Continued From Page One) Ws
in the service department of Pon- : i ae AP Wirephete| WHO® Patrolman Pat O'Hara . ,
tiac Motor Division. ; aan leaves to enter school for becom: | With some 500 non-striking farm-| The Belgian Congo will buy 437
: TERS BOX’) TOES — Frank B. Royce, isyearad youngster | ie 5 Michigan State Treeper, |ers. tons of insecticide for- cotton : Mrs. Graham fs survived. her) from Elizabeth City, N. joyfully displays his “Boy of the Year” . ¢ @ ‘ ee sPraying.
maint et Sora: iow Gain plaque after a ceremony staged in New York by the Boys’ Clubs of | Commissioners last sight heard|"“CS=™S CLASH " ——— [Donne Marie Graham of Detrit.| America. Those handlebars belong to.the bicycle Frank also received plans for the Operation of three rage Pape ay Brcr pr fh rtd oo oe 68 @ °
nd pene oo for his “service to home, church, school, community and Boys’ |Volkswagen buses, in the north-| Were bested in a brief elash with) * :
Mota, Samar | Ch Th Yun awe cen ion neh 0 cs ot ner cy. tat came wate, en] AAR ° lye, te at ee "| members throughout the nation, ranging in age from 7 to 20. poned decision until next week so| TUM, p Berge Been had| °
= ? : : that several opinions could be re-|, hed ide apart : : °
Oe as caus See . we seo nag A cae © aoe wo inn| © P ae : iret te tre men wi re fre ; TO YOU unertt tome win te ro (Dilly Rose Mansion Fire),™2° 22% 2 "rustle mike mee aU mee
a, cutee ae na So Destroys Valued Art Work(iistts seit tune seen |, PONTIAC ° ’ . f J. L. Ward Jr, and John E. Train- :
Home. ‘Sack fr cartes at 3:30) ~i Y ue eh ~ he a pagrerog receivin proved: the ° , p.m, Wednesday. Burial will be in| MT. KISCO, N. Y. (INS)—Broad-) uables, but Rose was reputed to ston chout @ wninutes let WGN) tis . te ae “ . 2 Lake View Cemetery, Sarnia. way showman Billy Rose sat in| have an extensive and valuable Ward and Trainor will ask an Oakland County deputies showed| - For your hearty .
police _—oe glum silence, brooding over the| **t collection. fener Poet terene Agar papers signed by -Circult Court), approval of our
= Jame M. Lompi Lome on ot miss ws a | osc aM aes are bee So eaparcy ce | . . r wrisi n ‘ t ; .
snq|_Jalme M. Lampi Lombe, 63, of “T¢ today. which destroyed his) ps cartment atop New York’s| S¢Fve- One cab company opera to be driven away. Some 9,600 gal-|° Hundreds of Pontiec Held are William Sheltén and pa ‘op rk’s
Joseph O’Brien, operators of 9 mo-|2%! Whittemore St. died suddenly /$100,000 country home. |Ziegteld Theater, arrived at the) t® 8S Present last sight, but lions of milk are still being held} prople when viewing ©
tor.court in Ciudad Victoria, 139/Sunday at 821 St. Clair St. + ©. ¢ scene at 5 a.m. .. | Tequested that decision be de- /u, by pickets at the station. jw our new office ‘ miles south of Brownsville, Tex He was born in Negaunee July Rose, who has announced his ’ ferred until other cab companies Some of the milk in a 150-truck given their hearty ap- a
The motor court was the one ai|% 18%, the son of Fred and Louise|June wedding to Joyce Mathews,|4KE A MADMAN could be represented. , |eonvoy to Detroit yesterday was|g Proval of our conveni-
which Mr. and Mrs. Everett Barton|_©mbe, and married Mary Peter-jrefused to comment on the dam-| Rose “acted like a wild man,”| several hundred residents of the|diverted to dairies in the Pontiac en ee Kennison stayed before their mu-|80 Now-25, 1916. . age in the 28-room mansion, say-according to observers, running) ron Road area will be receiving|@rea. Picketing was still reported — ne tilated bodies were found March| A member of the Finnish Luth. |S bitterly: to stare through the glassless win-|s letter explaining the city’s plan|4t local dairies, i LO Oe
17 some 10 miles south’ of Browns-| eran Church, Mr. Lombe came |"! 4 Tather not sound off about/dows at the smoking remains of/for Eton’s new paving this week.| Investigation into the dispute be- Dignified loans of up = @
ville. here in 1997 and had been an [8 now.” “Rosehoim.” = '|Commissioners last night heard the/tween warring farmers and dairies) ® to $500 are yours
‘| employe of Pontiac Motor Di-| Ali that was lef{ of the West- | Police reported Rose had giy-.|city manager's report that 33 feet/was asked last night in a senate wee ee ee ° Builde Sh Se vision. = chester showplace were the four |¢n a party Sunday in the treas- |would be a better width than the| resolution. ° vente wicers now f - Pour children survive, Theodore! Walls. Servants living im the | ure-filled house which lasted un- (31 approved last'week. A hearing! Introduced by Republican Sen. «ke °
of Lake Orion, Mrs. Bertha Row-| tree story brick and wood man- | tl 10 p.m. The first fire alarm “——| Bert J. Storey, a dairy farmer, |@ . Uitusey Veen, Pree . fo Open Tomorrow den of Garden City, Mrs. Shirley| 8 managed to save some sil- | was turned in at 2:25 a.m. Butler : * fn stociation calle Or i Bve nde ;.
gen of Garden Oy, Mev. Shiriy| Gerware, satuary snd other val | Proderick “Mednander raced = RUSSIONS T@St Sixth | man commtice to report to the |g K & A to : Ateehbe of Ponting. 2 quarter of a mile to the superin-") , 1967 legisiature, Shunted tempor: ome u °
atrman} He leaves thee sisters, Mr } | ‘eaten cottage w cal emes. 'ABomb in 8 Months) a2’cc comics; tr |e pa an Peso, caine silos cleaned 5 son - Mrs. Vandals Atten Authorities ‘believe the blaze soewe| Se. See cape OP ON. ed Loan Co. bd Penne _ a ‘on,|@nd Mrs. Tyne Thompson, all of Board Meetin« started in the playroom and living) wasHINGTON u@—The Atomic| Brazil’ tariff Pen
Cut Stone and Jecobeen's c. gee ieethers, Teive rad eeting ae bevye Comminsion sasounoed|crease ptec si player éerds he}. — my oeret Ferg tev . ind Theodore Lon lined } Lack ter hampered Mt. Kis- sixth atom aden |
; Sinctehe thealin tonne od ates tombe, slit Avon School co, icout tah Cmeectn trol pos bee One ee. ec @ @-°-e@ |
‘ planted with flowers.|, Mt. Lambe will be taken tonight) juvenile vandals broke into|™e", who were forced to PUMP/months. :
The Floor Shop will feature do-t.|*° ‘® Perala Funeral Home in| avondale High School in Avon|Wter uphill from a small pond -_ 9 « ®@
ft ceramic tiling Negaunee for service at 2 p.m.\Township last night at the same|“000 feet away .and later to A Russian test series, which in- . Friday. The pastor of the Finnish! time the board of education was|%0se to Wampus Lake, a mile andicluded one large hydrogen blast. Committees in charge of the| Lutheran Church will officiate with| meeting, Oakland County Sheriff’s|* half away. got_under way last summer. Three 1956 Builders Show include Les/purial in Negaunee Cemetery deputies said The showman could not estimate! smaller explosions were detected
Langford and Weddle, chairmen; ; But board members apparently the loss or detail insurance cOv-|in August and two--more have
Tena, clentrieal and decoating, Saundra L. Whitehead |aid not hear the boys pitching |@™=8e- . = ee a ee David. Hayhow, advertising ont _, |fire extinguishers through two of- spring.
publicity: Jerry Zubalik, publicity: |12, of 28 N. Astor St. was dead|ine puilding, they said : ~. LXpecis ABC on the vise of the Intes Louis Cole, attendance; A. A.jon arrival at Pontiac - , . _ 2 on
Kanter, finance and | William|pital yesterday morning tar nals tomas Ses, “2x\on Plan to Send os | O'Connor, cleanup. She was born in Pontiac Feb.| i aow. ‘which was. broken with J) t P ] ti The announcement followed by ~ a
The show will be open from 4/27, 14, the daughter of Avery Hj) oy’ eho ag to Fraiestine a tow hours word trom the ABC
to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thurs-|#ed Nevadell Proffer Whitehead. [" 4 “vending machine is all that| UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, @—| nat 8 Sm Ee te Our Home Loans are sey 1 to 10 p.m. ae yg a.m, Saundra was a student In the [was determined stolen, deputies The United States was expected will be permitted to observe a
~ hag Saturday a.m, to seventh A at Eastern ——- rsaid. - , to win appreval today for its plan|O.S. nuclear test at the Pacific —_ — .
Participating merehants ‘aclude| dale Church of tbe Nesarene. eet Digna (10, Send U. N. Secretary General/Proving grounds at Entwetok Easy * fo-Li vé-With Michigan Fluorescent. Light Co.,|-She bd always lived in Pon, (S2€K Missing U.S. Plane jpag Hammarskjold on a special) about May 1. | ee |
38, Orchard Lake Ave. Baultable tac. _ in Japan’s Inland Seq [Palestine peace mission. Tot Vicio 5 Bitten . ) ae
ee a 00 ,, 1310 Pon! surviving besides her parents} TOKYO uM — Thirty-six planes| The 11-nation Security Council u | = i . nn = camenee oe Be ny are two brothers, Thomas and/and boats searched Japan's inland scheduled morning: and afternoon’ ,- i y Monthly payments, like rent, bring
Perry; Burmeister’s N rthers Richard, both at home and grand-|seq today for a U.S. Air Force|sessions in an effort to reach ab Red lrish Setter aw hi
Lumber ot Coder L ©F 8 /parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas|c119 Flying Boxcar missing with|vote. Both Western and- Arab y ‘ 1 debt-free home owners ip to you. Co,, 81 agp: Rd.; Whiteheart—éf: Pontiac, also Mr.|five men. . sources indicated the U.S, propos-| _ . * ; | Keego Hardware Co., mun: | and Mrs. Floyd Proffer of Bernie,! ‘The plane took off from Tachi-jal would be accepted without! Police are searching tor a red] Luu safely, quickly and economically, —-_-w and G. A. Thompson and Sons, 8ingo « kawa air base near Tokyo for/further difficulty. Irish setter that, bit a child yes- ee
— - oe ‘| ‘The body will be at the Kirk-| Ashiya air base on the-northern| The Arab countries, after indi-/terday afternoon in the West Lin-] ® @ a+) a itn - by Funeral Home until Wednes-|coast of Kyushu. The last mies-lcating some doubts last week,|Coln and Arden Lane area. The Capitol Savings & Loan Co.
Others include F. J. Poole Lum-|gay at 12:30 p.m. when she willl sage received — at 1:40 a.m. —|lapparently were ready to go along|child, Edward J. Rodgers, 3, 2201 : :
ber and’ Builders Supply Co., 15line taken to the Parkdale Church|reported its position near Taka-|with the plan, “I don’t think there|West Lincoln, is in Beaumont Hos- 2 .
ir/Oakland ‘Ave.; Community Na-iof the Nazarene for service at 2|matsu, about 350 miles southwest! will be any trouble,” said the Pital with bites on his head, séme 75 West Huron St. — FE 4-0561
tional Bank, 30 N. ‘Saginaw St.:ip.m. The Rev. Wayne E. Welton,|of Tokyo on the edge of the island-|spokesman of one Arab delega-|of which police said went through se : 2 Jacobsen's Flowers, 101 N. Sag-|her pastor, will gfficiate with bur-| studded sea. - ——- ie -.|to his skull. His condition was de- nner wee: er a <. = ial in White Chapel Me = The U.S. aati would direct| scribed as “fair.” be dog-wer
lary 4 - Cemetery. a. ‘ H Hammarskjold.to confer with lead-| Five policemen and t war-f
ply, 45 S. Telegraph Ra.; Pick & Admits Gambling Charge ers of countries concerned. wit den were assigned to find the dog Happy is the man . | Paint Store, 143 Oakland Ave.; Mrs. Neil Wood . Charged with maintaining~ @/the crisis along Israel's. borders|last night, and resumed the search Tae
Grinnell Brothets,; 27 S. Saginaw; }*"" -'}gambling house, Odessa Goodwin/and work out agreements to re-jagain this morning. who has enough A. Elbling and Sons, 73'S. Pirke;! Word has been received of thejof 21015 Fenner St.,| Royal Oak,/duce tension along the frontier. | Police were asking that any] .
j{rontiac Insurance Association ofideath of Mrs, Neil (Kathefine)|changed her plea to guilty yester- tienen resident of the area seeing the :' Agetits and Cutting Tools and Sup-| wood, 52, a former Pontiac resi-|day before Oakland County Circuit) Foreign tourists came to India}dog notify the department at once = ‘
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Wednesday : Thursday - Friday - Saturday
STATE BANK . COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE SAGINAW AT LAWRENCE
- By Carl Grubert|
| (15:Year-Ol
» Church Burns 7, Key West First Baptist
¥) Where H.S.T. Attended
Z| Services Destroyed -
7,| Patrolman John Yates discoy-
ered the fire in the wooden struc-
7\tare at 4 a.m. fanned by a 25-mile-
Y\an-hour -wind, the blaze quickly
-Z\building and a two-story annex.
7,\ Firemen from the.city and the
m@ nearby U.S, Navy base and some
200 volunteers brought the fire
under control after a three-hour
battle.
The Trade Winds Hotel across
the street, the home of artist
Gene Otto alongside the church,
and the funeral home behind: it
caught fire but these and numer-
Z\-ous, other blazes that appeared
YZ| im the congested area were ex-
7\ tinguished,
#7; Cause of the blaze was not de-
y,\ termined.
7,| The destroyed church was valued
Vat $125,000.
#, When he was President, Truman
frequently vacationed at the “Little
White House’ on the Key West
#,\Naval Base. During his visits, he
attended services at the First
The church was built in 1841,
jburned in 1886 and was rebuilt in
1889.
Y engulfed the one-story main church onid:
\Blindness- Te on, Increase,
Pontiac Teacher Reports Blindness is on the increase ‘and
medical men estimate 27,000 Amer-’
icans probably will become blind!
'this year, reports Mrs. Elizabeth
M. -Donnell, sight: saving teacher
at Pontiac's Central School, after
now blind from glaucoma and 500.-
000 who have glaucoma and do
not know it and eight million! alj
school children who need some
form of eye care, Mrs. Donnell
Sis sib atanechae in tals
of thé potentially blinding dis-
eases that strike our “senior
citizens.” In the six states in
| close proximity te Michigan
nearly a quarter of a million
people over 40 years old have
glaucoma, Mrs. Donnell learned
at the conference.
This chronic eye disease works
slowly and painlessly only vaguely
disturbing the victim, she said. It|"°°™
.|spares the ability to read and
writ til last, but attacks the
es ‘service from Dar-es-Salaam to side or peripheral vision,
Mrs. Donnell pointed out warn-
ing signs of glaucoma include fre-
quent .change of glasses, none sat-
isfactory; inability to adjust eyes:
in darkenéd-rooms such as thea-
ters; loss of side vision; blurred
or foggy vision; and in a few cases
rainbow - colored rings around
lights...
Progress in early detection of
the disease, Mrs. Donnell con-
tinued, is being made through. the
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, aid the plight of the children
In Pontiac, Mrs. Donnell said,
kindergarten children are
screened every year by Mrs. Wil-
liam’ DeRousse, vision technician,
The children in all other grades
are screened éVery other year, —
—- to their own eye doctors.
Those who need special help with
for the sight-saving room at Cen-
tral’ School where Mrs. Donnell
teaches.
County children was do not have
sight-saving rooms are brought to
Pontiac for the advantages: of this
East African Airways will start
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Children who need attention are)
school materials are recommended |. (Mayor Gets. His Cor
With Show of Authority
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Paul V.:Shaughnessy sought $3,000
for a new automobile and twice
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ot his office and commandeered)
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and accidents.
lor 40 canta “ft o* *
else x -, Now that we are living longer,
i terace the bulletin points out we are be-
i ‘gubject to the. long term
tive illnesses, These.
-. make heavy demands on physi-
, ¢ian time, require more hospital.
are and cause more expense than
- did communicable diseases.
“Thus,” concludes the bulletin,
death bring a greater need for un-
derstanding why we should seek
medical care at the time it will be of
~~ (greatest value.” :
-. In-other words, don’t delay your
medical checkup until you are ill. —
‘The Man About Town
Farm Was Here
> next four months Largest Land Owner in
wa. gap Oe gle fate City 50 Odd Years Ago
Rig age : ae ee Good reputation: What you
It is that at the week's end cannot preserve by getting —
it had been acted canned too often.
7 There’s a big Pontiac touch to the cen-
; ‘s tennial of the A
of cared 2 A Ferry-Morse Seed Company
‘ sé. gh Outstanding among - 41 netroit, now being celebrated. Organ-
=— lio vi for several years were in Pontiac, They
“fs ; : were established here in the latter part
a Highs te of the last century and for several years
: me = nang ay Ria cage femmabepred
EF ei one gece rap poet corpar of the city extend!
- the situation. But he has emphasized north of what now is South Boulevard.
‘ that it’s too early yet to worry about fsa age agonal on rg
: legislative score. bub now ol =
eas é --* dred residences. In those days the first -
- Certainly, the mere fact that Ne Ee ee ee ex
he has agreed to séek renomina- pulling weeds-on this farm. com~ ° . 2 Bigg malt greatly the piling a list of those weeders who still are”
‘chances of favorable action on "i = At tts top is the nains'ot a sneer W. Walter Smith,
, ig gai g griggsk per Dasa tneene 5” rapaes became
' ; ce , 2-8181; extension
= Bint 0 GOP. Lagtaolics’ lo get The 1956 MAT Baseball Con-
i ee test is under way, the prize being
4 : x. * _ + ($250. Full particulars were given
: So far Democrats have tried to kill ©" Monday's column. Could you *
part of the program with )
, that go farther and cost more than _gons of the late :
, the President wants. There also is Birum G. Campbel
some bipartisan opposition. ‘former: Pontiac manager for Consumers
‘But this much is certain. The Power Company, now hold top positions.
President can, count on steadily in- Wi the same company. Vice President is
creasing support from his own party of Jackson, and manager of the Kala-
as the convention draws near... mazoo’ Division is
a Birum G. Campbell, Jr. -*
_ ‘Keep Up the Good Work : ‘The fact that) Pontiac has been
: cited by the National Safety Council
‘for its death free traffic record in
‘January arid February should be
: noted by every one in the. community.
'. The cities ‘of Birmingham and
‘Flint also earned Safety Council
citation for their similar eee
ee
Se
ee
ee
ee
_ Ariz. ‘was a blood drenched town’ domi-
- nated by_outlaws, rustlers, gunmen and
thugs, -
: i The Weekly Epitaph
" still is printed in what once was a notorl-
ous dance hall.There on a vacation trip
| writes, “A Man About Town column here - In the old days would surely have been a_
+ 4 /&* —~ tough job.” -
: ements. While Pontiac’s. —. aaa
: perfect was marred by According to the local district conserva-
: ‘ a" tion officer, : one fatal acc t in March, it- _ manele ©. 8
. Was an improvement over the
" first quarter of last year in which
Aes there were two traffi ths. -
+ | Motorists and pedestrians of this
bu area deserve commendation for this
* near perfect record. It is the more
: praiseworthy because of the ever in-
: creasing congestion of our streets four deer have been killed by automobiles
in Oakland County during the last few
‘days. Two were does carrying unborn
fawns. :
ek
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eee
Reminding us that we should not get
too enthusiastic about the ‘arrival of
spring when-we first hear the frogs is
: Charles E. Bird
of Crescent Lake, who calls attention to
2 5 ’ the rule that they must be frozen up’ three
g times. ‘
With the virtual elimination of
communicable diseases as causes of
‘that reason, says a bul- The Pontiac Press has another booster.
He’s nine feet tall, with flashing blue
eyes, yellow nose and convincing voice.
His name is
“Sylvania Sam.”
a gesturing robot at the new Kinsel store.
He periodically gives. out a two-minute ee
ae
Boe
oa ladle
for the Kinsel adv. in the Press. If he's
_ fetin issued by the Health In- quiet when you apr tape ah ahi ee fencing future action if you step on the mat In front of
tn our death rate wat = ™™ 2.
an |
i
on further ad- ‘ Ve
“changing patterns in causes of ~
times finds short
~ eonvenience.
Published since 1880, when Tombstone, .
spiel, in which he urges people to“look ©
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* California~:-.-<"6 Bust!
David Lawrence Says:
Dem Rips ‘Federal Ad ministrative Law,’
Finds Short Memory Very Convenient
WASHINGTON — Politics some- memories i ; a
. The other day Chair- man Paul Butler of the Demo-
cratic National Conimittee made
a speech before a group of lawyers
in Washington which might have ©
been made by a Republican twen-
ty years ago, , Set
* * ®&
Mr. Butler was talking about
“federal administrative law.” He
was referring to the immense pow-
ers which federal commissions and
boards have over the rights and
laws creating them, and that the be
present administration had accom- . iy
plished what he called by
appointment.
But Mr. Butler has forgotten the
_ famous letter by the late Presi-
dent Roosevelt by which he re-
moved the late William E. Humph-
rey as a member of the Federal
Trade Commission because “your
mind-does not go along with
mine.” The Supreme Court in 1935,
by a unanimous decision, de-
nounced that action as an inter-
ference with the operations of a
- quasi-judicial commission and held
the removal invalid.
Again and again, the Roosevelt
administration and later the Tru-
man, administration “packed”
quired “bi-partisan” appointments,
the Democratic administration
would pick out Republicans who
leaned toward the Democratic ad-
ministration’s point of view,
At one time — under the New
Deal and the Fair Deal—more
‘than 96 per cent of the judges
on the Federal bench were ap-
appointment was vested in the
President and the Democrats
were in power continuously for which men of business experience
are barred and only theorists —
persons often with preconceived
judgments that lack practicality
— are appointed, individuals who appear before
governmental boards and
missions, fee
The struggle to establish ‘due
process” under administrative
agencies
Bill of Rights were quite numer-
ous for many years under the
Democratic administration, Now
: that there are proper safeguards
in the law, there is an artificially -
. inspired cry about improper ap- ~
pointees. It probably will be heard
often on the stump in the coming
paign.
The Democratic Party critics
they
! should win
the 1956 election, it is a foregone
Degeneration.
Misconceived By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
The “Father of Pediatrics,” Dr-<
This disease was also
known as “inflammatory rheuma-
tism” and the frequency of endo-
earditis (inflammation of heart
lining) and heart valve damage
as a complicatién was well recog-
nized,. Today this’ disease is gen-
erally called “rheumatic fever."
No particular reason,.but we just
like to change the names of things
from time to time, just as women
-gue the width or length of
One could go along with any -
of these terms for acute joint
inflammation — acute articular
rheumatism, inflammatory rheu-
matism, acute infectious arthritis,
rheumatic fever. The trouble de,
velops abruptly, runs its course
and, barring damaging involve-
ment of the heart valves, clears
up enticely in weeks or months.
But I don't care how large your
‘practice is, what a tremendous
‘wheelbase or horsepower you car
20 years, it was natural thaf.---ni. or how imposing the facade there should -be more Tiemo-
crats than Republicans.
‘ But in past administrations Pres-
idents of the United States have
felt_that they must, select the men
best qualified—for -the_pest—rather
has any political party had as
fiiaihy as 95 per cent, - Hace
GENERALIZE ATTACK
To generalize with an attack on
all appointments made by the pre-
sent administration, on the ground
that they comprise appointees who
are disqualified because of previ- of your “‘clinic,” you can't tell me
the moon is made of green cheese
or that you know, but cannot
‘divulge, a trade secret, that is, the
cause and nature of “arthritis.”
* * *¢
Tn 99 out of a hundred instances
in everyday practice the joint dis-
ability that “c
i
the victim for month after month,
* year after year, is not inflamma-.
tion and therefore it cannot -be
called “arthritis.”- The condition
is really physical degeneration of
joint tissues, and since we have
better word for it, I call it
ous experience, is to say that —matiz,
only men without in
We don’t expect to have fires in our homes, and some of us
Se Ne ey ES ns 4 es
CD eee eer THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 8,°1956 7
= eS oo death, accounted for 36 per cent of hy ree) Bi mK 2 oe , eee
-. foundation created by 200 drug and OL)
m,allled industries, these diseases ac- miciA scount for only five per cent of See eS
—_. Peg Sa ea ooo eeefies ur At present the two leading causes We may never have an atom or
cer. Since 1900 the heart death rate Outside bruises and skinned the pesky things,
rages across Georgia.
MAYOR PRAISES plant workers
donations. ~ - cS
‘Newest Political Technique
-Trying to Be Underdog
the - presidential campaigns indicate that the new-
est thing in political technique is
.In_ this classic maneuver, you.
fight hard for the role of the un-
derdog.
For instance! after the Minneso-
ta primary, Adlai Stevenson ‘said
his defeat there showed, plainly,
he was not out in front in
This rang a small bell. 'way : 5 | sini If things go on in this way, it~” is easy to picture Republican Na-
Chairmen Leonard ng: aor .
ell, boys, I don't see how we
‘Boys Denied Vote Wh : pages invariably would announce, se
of Tissues— “Stagg Fears“ Purdue.” It all depends on honesty... As : ae : And then Chicago would beat now you think of you .. . You may
A oe Purdue 40 to 0 agaiti. distort the facts, to give . . . ¥our-
as rt ritis _. * ®@ ; self a famous name .. . Or you
7 me, this became standard eS ee ee es
inclose a stamped, self-addressed Operating procedure for coaches. Acknowledge your blame...
envelope. art tie Goan ee example, Gilmour Dobie, of You may pretend you aré a king
title or tell me you'd like further Cornell, became “Gloomy Gil” to . . . So wonderful and wise .. . Or
particulars about my remedy, cure the football writers. And during more sincerely say. you are...
or treatment, I won't know what ‘the years when Andy Smith's Cal- Not equal to that size . . . Why try
you afé talking about, Now you ‘fornia teams were terrorizing the to raise yourself above . . . The
know my . ight up Pacific Coast, you could never level where you are; . . As. you
_and_use-it’ just’ to humor the old set him to concede they might would have the world believe...
stiff, won't you? have an edge on smaller That you are quite a star? ...
, ed letters, not more than one page This was the crying towel tech- Your qualities will ‘show them-
po. Piney Be Reg epeny A gna selves . . . Not-by the words you
n aot areatment. ‘ill be anewered. by But in politics, the approach has say ... But only by the humble
De. Brady, i 0 staged sell: always been just- the reverse deeds , ...“You do from. day to
tine Press, = iehigan, “The candidate himself, and ev-. day.
. _ erybody in his organization, usu- — - (Copyright 1956) -
Case Records of a Psychologist
ile Fat.Old Men Order Them Abroad to Die in Battle’ Dick poses a challerige that’ makes an excellent debate
topic for high school and col-
lege orators. Who should be
allétbed to vote us into wars?
' A feedleminded man with a
mental age of nine or ten can
vote but Dick cannot. If awom-.
an suffrage was right, what do
you think about Georgia's pio-
neering regarding ballots for-<\ ~~
18-year-olds?
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
Case R-320: Dick S., aged 19, is
a Tennessean now in the U.S.
Army. + ;
“Dr. Crane, it burns me up to about ready to .follow Georgia's
lead
For there are millions of young
men who feel much like Dick, even
if they don’t grow as irate in stat-
“But young men of 18 to 21 don't
know enough to vote on broad gov-
al
“But we aren't even permitted
0 Ss ak oe
gress who commit us to : ernmental policies,” somebody may
of policing the whole world. - protest. auty
“Take my own case, for-ex- | To which several relevant re-
ample, I can’t vote as to whether — plies can be offered. First, the
I shall be sent acress the ocean, | Suman brain reaches maturity at
_I have no voice in the govern- the age of 16, so boys of 16 are
ment that orders me to protect just as brilliant in 1.Q. (mental
-- the other nations too lazy to do‘ hersepower) as any of the old:
- members of our present :
to gremmenmny ef whece agve Bop
iif. ries
Fa :. for our Congressmen and thereby
for war.
“But; Dr. Crane, do you think
lowering the voting age to 18 will
make any significant difference on
No, we phychologists don't expect
it to produce a panacea for our po-
’ litical problems.
But neither did-the granting of
the feminine half of our popu-
lation of the right of the ballot.
In the same manner, it seems
grossly unfair to do the same for
‘boys of 18 to 20. ,
If they are old enough to die for
the U.S.A. on foreign continents, it
is ee ee oe E
‘ i f a5
5 La . ; C Vie on L 4 Keo s % .
x ee eo | THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1956 j ~ | ii i i,
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_® \beeause of conflicting political’ starting her task in Hollywood.
Senate i:ja0-what oan and ‘cant be sold, This year he asked Congress to\f] FFM A. Anderson Daniels Agency “Thatcher-Patteron : : asngnera, Avy due eran, cn eae : ~ |vote almost: five billion dollars in 7 '
diplomatic fir€\on trade between American allies} Lavern J, Duity, subcommittee aid for American friends and, al- .
ee ray ie rcmjand the Communists: -- inves gator, testified that while lies, : sores -- @) What items have been Was refused by this) McClellan, sore at. the admin-/f| -
ee agreed to ‘by this country as all nt“ on items taken offjistration’'s stone wall, asked: the|f
oy ed right for its allies to sell to-the|the embargo list he was able. to)Senate not to act on Eisenhower's
; Reds, and (2). who in the govern-/Set some information from de-jforeign aid request until the sub-if
ment took part in the recommen-|>#tes in Britain’ ee got some answers on/f}
. i ‘ gn trade, |
a ieping yp bet ne Paris He said he is convinced the ad-|f Pr questions have roots to bolster allied economies— en Pee Saree
3 . ey : “designed iding errors, in-
| During the Korean War, the al- tfici and the bad judgment} — ;
lies had a tight embargo on trade| ot pe Bm aticahe: o_o “Pontiac Association of Insurance Agents
with the Reds because then al- sorhaiisinenentiiacinnted SEs Re Sure and yee Mig Fag ny a eae Show,
srw va Saeetien in helped Irate Kentucky Man — : ; —
~ war potential—by" filling a
‘relieving pressure
by August 1954, the ailical
had aw itch for trade. This coun-
met’ with them in Paris, It} | x
tree
the
she
‘tor John B, Hollister and Harold
\Stassen, President | Eisenhower's!
‘assistant on disarmament.
In brief, these.officials said it’ s-
none of Congress’ business who
in the executive branch made_rec-’
ommendations on the Paris)
lagreements. This is the age-old)
protest against Congress intrud-| ling
i’s AN IDEA \~ Patty Me- way,
‘Cormack, pre-teen TV star, offers!= Seeks ‘Treé-Napper’
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —Joseph
T. C.. McHugh is on the ne
for a “reostepan.
in Mc Hugh’s front yard. But over
swiped. the tree, leaving just a
hole -in the -ground:
“Tt was a lousy trick for ‘some-
retired two years ago after 50)
jyears with the L&N railroad. |
Mom Dies as Her Car
Collides With Son‘s
CUT BANK,
ola Franz Eastlick, 38, of Shelby,
Mont.,
-}with one driven by her son, . |
The som, Anton Eastlick, 21, off
Havre, Mont... received a
ankle and cuits.
Highway patrolman Jim Pers-
cause for the collision, which oc-|
}eurred on an open stretch, of high- |
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504 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. Easter weekend, someone |
to pull," said Mc Hugh who
Mont, u®—Mrs. Vi-
was killed when the car’
was driving collided head-on)
broken | =
said there was no apparent)
goers ganas
‘ing on the executive branch's in-|
ternal operations, la new thought on the ‘subject of
MAY HURT ALLIES income taxes. She feels “Yoafers’”
ethe senators were told they| who don’t work should be taxed 5 could kee secretly — but not make | and that toilers .on the home- off the strategic list at. -Paris.jto keep their morey, One éf the:
iWhy secretly? This was the rea.| youngest performers required to
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at a party rally,
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y days melt ice that ac-
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University and James T. Bonnen of ‘men, now say, “opps, sorry.
Crazy, isn’t it?
The five men.whe were put to
death on the charge that they
‘he was,on the Kremlin's louse —
Khrushchev, the Communist party self, for, after all, he was the ruth-
less boss of the Ukraine for years.
I expect Khrushchev one day soon
will accuse himself of collaborat-
ing with the despot Stalin and or-
der himself shot at stnrise,
REWRITE JOB AHEAD
Your guess is as good as mine
iwhen it comes to figuring out what
today if it.could be proved od
they were NOT conspiring With (Ni vtional Geographic people esti-
Tite, Today, ‘Tite’s okay. Then, imate that about 100 cities and is behind this unprecedented. reé-
writing. of Russian history. The
places which were . named for
‘ ‘Stalin will undergo a change of
As I see it, there's only one name. The new schoolbooks, which
thing left for Khrushchev to do—/all but eliminate Stalin, will cost
the Soviet Union many, many mil-
chief who pulled the rug of history|lions of dollars. And what of the icountless
a ON THE PONTIAC PRESS
b
thousands of Russians
who’ were named for Joe?
“Participated
movement from age of 15. Edu-
cated. Gori (Georgia) ecclesiastic
school, Children Vassili and Svet-
them?), Member Tifflis Marxist
social democratic organization.
Smuggled revolutionary literature
from Lenin in England to Russia.
Opened first revolutionary printing
jestablishment in neglected crypt in
Batum cemetery. First arrest for in revolutionary Victory, 2nii. Order’ of Victory,
hero of the Soviet Union.
Author: Marxism and the Na-
‘tional Question, 1912; | Founda-
tions of Leninism, 1924; Dialec-
istorical Materiali:
lana (1 wonder what's become of! Seat and 8 me _ 41938, History of the’ Commuanist
Party, 1938, and first three vol-
umes: of proposed 16-volume col-
lected works, fs
To which one might add: Present
position—dead, And ‘despised.
. TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1956.
Friend of mine came face to face /°"” *** ond ere $5.45. A e
to report me to the Better Busi-|“You want- me faster next time,
he pointed out.'you gotta scream and threaten.”
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North fica FEES Kefawer Stands Smith Advocates
Death Toll: 68 Sic x s\‘r==:for Integration State Red Laws French Report Killings ea. ae Claims Supreme Court Framer of Act Against
in Scattered Action; tionalats pot shes to Ruling Affécting School Antisubversives Miffed
96 -Die Over Easter iii ee steettel Cramtea| 's: Correct and Final at High Court Ruling *
Fs
called-today for a law to al-
diers
A French soldier was killedjlic schools is, final and that low state prosecution of persons
24 hours. This. followed. Easter|W0em Pationalists attacked a mil¥)South would gain nothing by who seek violent overthrow of the
weekend. fighting in which 96 na-|@*Y Unit in the Kabylie Moun-jing the high court, government, $
tionalist rebels died. ~ |tains. nantes en ie oe Both Smith and Rep. Velde of
* #8 > geattered incidents tpok|. “Kefauver, campaigning for the Mlinois, ee
Those killed Yeotetday included) eee, nee, Algeria. a seatan valeet daegetetnnnt ct pohele, 3 Pikech aidlien and Moroccans were found shot|tion, seeks Florida’s 28 national A " | :
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9 members of a Tunisian national a ‘ ; ' werefired and grenades were|presidential preference primary
unit organized to fight nafionalist ‘thrown at several militapy- posts May 29. Adlai Stevenson is also
“ee face ce in, teem seain sew ee diing em vane Eas AFTER EASTER co’s frontier with Algeria. } In a television speech last night sedition. prea *s . : ;
The clash between the Tunisian} In France, police in the suburbs/af Orlando, Kefauver recalled that ee 65's _ ‘i eee
groups came in- mountains -25\of Paris investigated several cases|he won re-election to the Senate tok cbttion’ lawn th ee ; !
miles north of the French navaliof armed attacks on from his home state of Tennessee ; aie: Manel:
base of Bizerte..A unit formed by|who had refused to -contribute/two years ago against an oppo- — ling had no effect on a
the moderate Neo-Destour party|funds to extremist movements./nent. who made segregation te conviction | —_—
routed a band of about 20 support- demonstrations erupted)pasis of his campaign, a separa’ er : hee - ot
ers of extremist nationalist lead-jinto head crackings at Metz, ‘RIDICULOUS’ eo 7 ; "
« et cad ane cee a ae in east-
were killed and 15 were taken'ern and northern France He
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Florida's Okewchobee {Tay (Office Extends eee
Algeria Unloosening Grip of Control From the Frenchissi'tcog'ce"” os CLEWISTON, Fla; @®—The JAssi : "ay
against it. They have made it|clear|ter level in Lake Poot aroligs isfance Hours (A
already that they are not ‘a part OY Pa
He mre et ‘igiven, a real voice in Algerian One of the clearest stotaleciil
it, the French Assembly) down to 11.86 feet and still fall-
By PRESTON of what the problem is in Algeria
Africh|has voted to,give enormous pow-l....” siven to me not by an Al-jof France,’ as the French say."|i officials’ report.
@®—The rebellion in — has ite ¥ ca aceunenn Bt gerian but by a Moroccan. Algerian soldiers, who long have/- ot aie “er the ey — ‘et days from 4
poy mr tgdowe ye ateanie|remedy the Algerian - situation.| “1% Morocco, “and ft was thelf t alongside the French, have! iar ot the scan a be Fo I"T6 deadline at the district
sod sh erg eg Social; Premier’ Guy Mollet has|s4me in Tunis, we always had|begun to tum their guns on French! ricrids flood istrict, enig|internal--revenue. office hare,
re Te * ager proposed a new plan; a titee./our own traditional government to soldiers, killing them and fleeing] 5. level honirel Giatrict, enld) Tne AM. Menninger’ said to-
oe Pees ‘ya Sanaber ob: . “Hook up to,” he siid. “That has|inté the hills to join the rebellion, |* ay eves mapeds: he, tas
_ And even if it is “saved” for 4 fe never been true-in Algeria. The| carrying guns-and ammunition. nigga age alye A lly gn The " :
_ Frahce in one shape or another, © Aeeke wit be | ht more|french conquered Algeria and im- That sort of thing began to hap- water ‘Se bull ound thelable Saturday, April 14,” during)
© saeaie og >. gre rg largely into the government and posed their own government on it.|pen in Indochina in . the briell bie’ lake. t around vag turday ame 14, onies
_ [oare at France itself” which has|financial help will be extended to “Tt was a type of slavery. and|months before the end. | "The prolonged dry weather,|Besides office advice, the local
been the boast of French legisla- — jobs for some mt Se = the Algerians now hate rebelled! NEXT: WV, 8. Stake. which is making it difficult to get/ staff will also answer questions
: ae sae pean je ane a water from the lake,over alg sons =
the new tiationshin is made more| 2 The rebellicn will be put) WHAT'S MY LINE? ee cee leach tatsene tan coer con he
smoothly thin now seems likely,|down. Two more divisions have ; “° Ifiled without penalty or interest
there could be a nasty civil war—| been ordered to Algiers. and miliz INSTRUCTIONS; Each word is related to my work. Un- A new Australian apn issue sencieiibaaeiiglinente. pags
and norclear indication of how it|tary authorities have been given scramble os few os possiblegjo guess my line, Answer in Canberra shows a boy with a) Salt constitut bout 2.6 1
would turn’ out wider. powers to deal quickly with appears under arrow, reading downward, ‘stamp ae Fel yes ” . — about aed
cee, # Fellagha rebels caught bearing PAM A. ce eee tt te “ “ _
r i pas is the shape of things, in) erm. eee | | “ aR Planned Comfort.
' It could mean a change of great} 3. Within three month after, | a p y Z for Everyone...
importance to America and the peace is restored, elections will) - | Uy , :
be held to choose Arabs\ with : : Yes, regardless of how many or how few attend
‘ = the funeral, there is comfort for all at the E _ Western world as .well. For years
the French have assured the West
@ friendly shore south <of the
Mediterranean. An Africa where
French influence is reduced or
-eliminated could present the same
— problems a3 as the Middle
“a aed MAKE OVERTURES
The Russian gestures in Egypt
. which trouble the whole Western
world could also be made in North
43 Times Faster ‘When !
Gas Crowds Heart cepeanney tones Beli-ans
- Sgtiodtanecatecr neutralize 3 moe os much
-|NO HOME ELECTIONS ih
Elections? No Arab would dare \ whom the French may negotiate
a new, relationship. \
The two first operations go’, on
together. The reforms are \n-
sented to mane | pac siieatieg
easier. \
run for office. The rebels operat-
done that much jn Algeria. The
rest of the Arabs are either help-
ing them. or sayine out of it alto-
gether,
As to the “men in the bush,”
“mien in the mountains,"’ as the
Fellagha often are referred to,
they already have laid down their ing in the mountaing have already \
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‘1, Agreement upon immediate
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-_ your water at your_water conditioning F like otheg Algerians. No favors.
AND It amo@&ts to a démand for out-
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rE a a In terms of sheer power, France
= probably could. put down the rebel-
‘oa lion, With planes, guns, ruthless
treatment of prisoners, and de- 3. Algerians, not French will de-;
cide when and whether there will
be elections.
4, Frenchmen who take out Al-|
gerian citizenship will be treated
struction: of villages which failed
to te. they could probably
‘break it, But it would raise a
storm of protest in the Arab world
which the West would have a hard
time facing, and it would bring a
storm of protest from within
France, which is a bit fed up with
sending its sons abroad to save its
overseas colonies. —
GRADUAL ESCAPE __
Already vast parts of Algeria—
at least a third—have passed com-
pletely out of control] of the
French, In that respect it is much
like Indochina, Bit by bit Indo-| .
els and the -cost of keeping the
rest grew so high that even with
American help the French could
not hold out. —
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afternoon, Cathy Johnson (right), daughter of Mr.and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fortino. of Mark avenue.
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“Will you come jump with me, it’s fun as you can Raymond J. Lyttle of West Huron street, who turn rope
see... one, two, three ...,” sang Carole Cole (left), for-Bonnie Copenhaver (center), daughter of Mr. and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Cole of Dwight avenue, Mrs. Marvin opeanerey of West Huron street.
_and Karen Lyttle (right), — of Mr. and Mrs.
British Pair
Entertained
by Pearces
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S: Pearce
of Garland avenue, Sylvan Lake,
entertained Col. and Mrs. W. °E.
Williams of the British Consulate,
Detroit, at a recent dinner in their’
home.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clifford of|
North Telegraph road entertained}
her sons and their families at!
dinner on Sunday. Attending were}
Mr. and Mrs. Leland -Luenberger|
and children of South Genesee}
avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Gegrge|
A. - Luenberger and children of)
Clarkston.
* * *
_ Mr. and Mrs. ©. F. Tully and
daughters, Nan and. Alice, of
Arlington Heights, Ill., left Mon.’
day morning to return to their
home after spending the’ past
week visiting at the home of
Mrs. peste: ihe of eae
read,
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Dr. al deri. Jack. F.. Warner
(nee Edith Zlotnick): of West Outer
drive; Detroit, are announcing the
birth of <4 daughter, Elizabeth
Anne, March 27. < °
Mrs. Max Schiyfestone.of Av-
burn avenue is me: — grand-
mother, j
e * - _. Oh what a to go up in a swing—! Elaine. Ellison ad Mrs. Morton Bacon of Chippewa road. Nie enjoy-
(left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ellison of Mon- ing the afternoon temperatures was Margaret, Ann
roe street, enjoyed the push she was given Monday Fraser (right), daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Donald E.
afternoon by Julie Bacon a (genes daughter aa Me. - Fraser of Niagara avenue.
Mild Days
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‘Feverish’ ..
Everyone, Young
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One of the first. signs of spring— takes his shot. Walter Mazurek of Hazel
marble players. Richard Covington, son Bend avenue really felt the air of spring. lon tout te
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Covington of While watching the game he enjoyed @ |the
Auburn avenue, watches closely as Terry cold drink and found it most refreshing —
Sandage (center), son of Mr. and Mrs. _ with Monday’s high temperatures.
William J. Petrusha of Williams. street,
Women! Ss Section & Symphony Unit
TURSDAY. "TUESDAY, APRIL 3, cae ae S113 to Hear Review _ by Mr. Di Blasi
\ Francesco DiBlasi , conductor of
us ‘|the Pontiac Symphony Orchestra,
|Zsa Zsa Picks Real Working Main |e Sresery te” pat toe By EMILY BELSER tions; including the consis of, million dollar hotel in which esis etter. — oe inne #
HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Hal|an “atom-homb proof city” in Min-| every suite will have ts own |Sampson will open. her yaa
Hayes, the Los Angeles builder|neapolis, Hayes has been called . home
len Sen Gabor ays she wijit''the Jules Verne of the 20th Cen private swimming pool! South Shore drive tor the meeting.
wed this month, is about the least|tury.” ..| Hayes is. considered an outstand- Sere. bens “Goilid” will sing
glamorous man the bubbly Hun-| He’s also been called a “nut” |iMg authority on anti-nuclear con-| several selections accompanied by
garian has ever reananeet. | by his former teachers and ac: | struction and has carried out many/Charles Wilson at the organ.
Even though rat is an attractive | tually peas. expelieg trom Ge |government: contracts during and
4 and a millionaire to boot, is)
a solid citizen who gets up every)
caraieg. has a good old American Hal:
bacon and egg breakfast and nips) “Of all.my former students, te | Paris during a Gurepees trip
off to work his eight. hours a day, had you figured as the, one least tine waa considered: so — Poti nt a ospi Stal
He's also a, hon-smoker and light|likely to succeed, And now YOU that he was met by ‘the secre jent in sp
oer. turn out as the most famous Per! notice and asked not to enter Ger Mrs, H. V. Lankey of West
And isn’t this‘What Zsa Zsa has)son ever born in Lenoir!” many because he might be ab-|Huron street is a patient at St. .
repeatedly said she wanted? ‘o * ducted by the East Germans, Joseph Mercy Hospital.
“7 vant « substantial American | His accomplishments include the
ee ee Pen se (aoc: as vie raat OES Schedules Brunch —
: lafter the war.
The school . principal later told! “ * *
night,” Zen Zen sald—even when /house and garden in-e single hour,
she supposedly was still engaged and a flame-proof liquid that theo-
to ferns nomen playboy Porfirio ow Bode tan ‘make entire cities| Mts. Lioyd Sibley, president off ‘ty. Mrs, Vietor Marsh of Royal
Rubirosa, _» |. [fire-resistant “in a matter of hours.|the Oakland County Association of; Onk-.is. decorations chairman, —
OES, announces the annual brunch rs.
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‘jaround the house all day,” she|/most congenial hosts and built a : is chairman of
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| Caught by. the - aL eaeelal Salas Donald rrisey. ‘The spe ead Miley In Hal Hayes, the Alungarian|side of a small mountain to add
amor gal has got just what shejto his popularity, .
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patients at Pontiac State Hospital Sunday. The baskets
were decorated by Brownie Scout Troop 185 and Cub
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Beallas of Garden City, Mrs:
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Reading Expért Believes |
Parents Are Too Upset
By DOROTHY ROE
Note to fathers: wffon sneer y Fos
16, but is a wizard at mechanical
Pontiac Fress Photo
en street, Mrs. Lawrence
O. Ray Courtney of Harper
BY ANNE HEYWOOD She must be under 30, with
Remember when you were very) years and years of experience and
|young and used to sit around with) fabulous typing and steno skills,
your girl friends, Giscussing the|be a Phi Beta Kappa and very
qualities of your Ideal Husband?) beautiful.
* «6 And then along comes a woman
He was lng 1 ba tall’ and|with none_of those qualities, but
dark and look like Gregory’ Peck| something clicks and she's hired.
(only - my time it was Gilbert) yyose of all, 1 think, this ap
Roland! ), '| plies to the question of “age.
He'd be rich as anything and |. ‘ tty se + rfal dancer and he was o Puro _— under
going to be an explorer, a poet | *- ney dort really mean
or maybe a. painter and—well, ‘that, any more than you meant,
you remember!
Then along ceme a man who
wasn't a bit like that. He didn't
have any of those qualities, but be a poet.
They just want somebody young)
in spirit, with enthusiasm, flexi-
bility and good grooming. Bosses Want the Young in Spirit Develop these youthful qualities,
and you'll leap over. the age
hurdle, Even in firms with pen-
sign plans, exceptions are fre-
quently made in favor of an older
woman who doesn’t seem old. -
HIRED AT 49
On: woman I know. was hired
by such a firm on a “temporary |
ibasis’’ 14 years ago when she
was 49!
| How to develop these three}
youthful qualities?
First, enthusiasm.
‘have that is to investigate the The way to
that your drears husband had to) |job field, find out what you real- of the beholder. If you show the|
iy want and what seems to be the
imost interesting job to you. Your
enthusiasm wil! show and will be
labeled “young.”
its head and you married him.
* * ©
Employers are alot like that,
too. They dream up the person
whom they must have for the’
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Coming Events A special meeting of Guild Eight, All|
Gaints Episcopal Church wil) be ae
Wednesday at 10 a.m, with Mrs. Chris)
Gibbons, 631 Kinney Hd. | Wayside Qleaners of First Baptset/
Church will meet Friday at 2 p.m, at)
the church, The Rey. Lee Lalone of
Donelson Baptist Charch will speak.
Berean class of First Baptist Churen
will meet Wednesday at 16 am. with «
noon cooperative juncheon |
Central Methodist Church
for wsce of
will meet Thursday at 11:30 a.m.
business meeting, luncheon and pro-
graim.
Corrine Sisterhood 184, Daines of
Matta, will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m.
in Malta Temple, 62 Perkins St. for a
| closed installation of officers with Mre.|
Schram being crowned Queen
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‘A. We
O’Rourke of
Toledo
announce the
engagement of
their daughter,
Nancy
Carolyn, to
Richard Irwin
Templeton,
son of Mrs.
Elva *:
Templeton of
DeSiax avenue
and K. L.
«
Waterford.
A June 23
wedding is
planned. Templeton of | Second, “ really open-minded.
Don’t go to the interview with
rehearsed dialogue and irenclad
ideas of salary, hours, etc. Indi-
cate a willingness to begin én @
trial basis, at the salary they
siggest.
/And third, do a really careful
grooming job.
| * * *&
‘| Be sure your hairdo isn't dated. She Wants
Neighbors .
to Do Favor Would Like Themit# to Give Her Mom
a 500-Mile Ride
By EMILY POST
A reader tells me: “My parents
live in a city 00 miles, from-here|
and’because of the distance I don't
get to see them often. Very soon
a neighbor of ours and her hus-
band are going to drive to Moth-
er’s home town to visit relatives of
their own, *
,"T was_thinking of cdking Mr.
and Mrs, Neighbor to bring Mother
back with them for a visit when
they return home. Mother is prac-
tically a stranger to them, al-
though they did meet her once for
a very short while when she was!
visiting me two years ago.
“My. husband thinks it would
be a gross imposition to do this,
1 would very much appreciate
your opinion on this matter.”
Answer: I am sorry, but this
really would be an imposition—
unless, of course, they themselves
suggest it.
“Dear Mrs. Post: I have been
invited to a tea dance for a debu-
tante. | have never been to a
party of this kind before and
would appreciate your answering
the following questions for me:
(1) What type dress shall I wear?
(2) Shall I wear a hat and gloves?
(3) Do I send a gift to the debu-
tante?"’
|Don't wear too much or too little
‘|makeup. Don’t overdress or wear)
{too much jewelry.
| Age, like beauty, is in the eyes|
employer enthusiasm, flexibility|
and good grooming, you'll be)
\young to him!
(Copyright 1956) ”
Detroit Woman
Named State’s °
‘Mother of Year’
A woman who adopted 11 chil-
dren and who reared one of her|
own. was selected as ‘Michigan,
Mother of the Year'’' Monday by,
the Michigan Mothers’ Committee.
\Pritchard, 62, of Detroit, accord-
|Charles Kuhn of Lake Angelus, a
jmember of the committee and win,
_\ner of the 1952 “Mother of the
Year” title. .
Mrs.’ Pritchard lives in a 10-)
‘bedroom home and last winter
{cared for 17 girls, mostly from
\broken homes, assigned to her by
|judges of probate court:
Judges were Edward Piggins,
Detroit police commissioner; Mary
Beck, president pro-t¢ém of Detroit
Common Council, and Ralph Uev-
Sand or sawdust sprinkled on the
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- Spring ‘Coats
Special Selling || Honors go to Mrs. Jane Maxwell]
jing to word received from Mrs.)
eling of the Detroit Public Library. | Answer: (1) Your favorite
| afternoon dress. (2) Yes. (3) Not
unless you are a very intimate
friend of the debutante. In which
| ease you send her a bouquet.
“Dear Mrs,- Post: My niece is
going to be married in a month
and her mother (my sister) is
planning to wear. a red dress.
While red is, very becoming to}
her, I do not think it a suitable
color for the mother of the bride
and am afraid she will be criti-
cized for wearing it. What is your)
opinion?”
Answer: While red is unusual
‘for the mother of the bride, there
|is no reason why she may not
properly wear red if she wishes.
_ Acombination of Joce and toffete
erranged in panels is for the plump
* bride. have big families, and the prob-
lems of my nieces and nephews
keep me in touch with the younger
generation.”
* * ae
_Jennings believes there's too
much hysteria on the part of par-
énts. over current el publi-
cized reading problems-—-of chil-
dren,
“Actually today’s teaching me-
thods are. better .than anything
they had in the good old days,”
says he, “The difference is that
iri 1889 only 7 per cent -of children
went to high school, Today 77 per
cent go to high school. Back in
the ‘80s and ‘90s the ones who got
to high school were only the cream
of the crop, and so of course they
had no.reading problems,
STILL WAY AHEAD
“Today children of all levels
of reading skill are pushed along,
and there are bound to be some
backward ones in that 77 per cent.
But any way you look at it we're
still way ahead of former genera-
tions.” .
* * *
Jennings is an ardent supporter
of the program of the Library
Club of America to encourage chil-
dren to read more books. But he
says:
“The impetus to read must
come from the family. If a child
see; his parents ‘reading and ob-
viously enjoying books, he soon
gets the idea that this is some-
thing he wants to do too—it looks
like fun."
Friends Give
Bridal Shower
tor Helen Davis
Helen Davis ‘was the honoree at
a miscellaneous bridal, shower
Saturday evéning ‘at the home of
Mary and Joyce Mapley of Mc-
Neil street;
* we *
Helen, ‘the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Woodrow Davis of Myrtle
avenue, is the~bride-elect of Ed-
gar Gillies, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Gillies of Mohawk road.
|The couple will be married April
\7 at First Congregational Church.
Guests were Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Gillies, Aun Gillies, Nancy Aus-
tin, Beverly Barkeley, Jacqueline
Spratt, Mrs. Marshal Katchka
and Kaye Newlin,
Mrs, Thomas Mapley,; Nancy
Danby, Shirley Renshaw, Marilyn
Tate, Margaret Ronquillo, Phyllis
Law and Connie Mapes completed
the guest list.
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Housewife. Needs Shae. ‘Time for Herself physical needs of her family.
matter how wéll she plans, if
runs @ house and has a family r oficious energy ih just seeing to the
demands by her family. Also
day is subject.to the vagaries of
human unaccountability
ficient service, !
bringing an une home
for dinner and little Jim comes!
running home.with a broken tooth
and must be taken: to the dentist
immediately.
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be | tas Ht iE L i tind nis be 4 ee
that she spends most of her pre-
This young woman gre that every
housewife should do some ehings just ey some time cd a ow de exercise. — "herself every a als
going to be hectic days.
If she has a family and a
day. Here, she is is taking
il : E 7% BES
=!
Treat yourself (or a future
bride) to a-deluxe ‘set of pillow-!
cases or guest towels ingen Hs Bags Herald
Springtime
alike,
leather shoes and bags are a sure
sign of spring. * *
ss yeu heve-levestoht tn'ctme of
those shiny shoes, you are prob-
hem looking their gleaming best.
‘Temperature extremes are import-
ant, explains Bernetta Kahabka;
extension clothing speciglist at
Michigan State University,
Because patent leather ig very
sensitive to heat and cold, few
manufacturers guarantee that pat-
ent leather shoes will not crack,
- jeheck or peel,
Cracks or checks in patent
shoes are often caused by putting
on shoes while they are cold and
stiff, Thig ig why it's best to
with this lovely lady design com-|
bining both crochet and embroi-
dery. You'll find this motif fas-
cinating to work.
Pattern No. 2856 contains hot-'
> for two designs—each| iron transfer
11x10"; crocKet directions;
terial needs; ‘color chart;
illustrations.
Send 25¢ in coins, your name,
address and the pattern number
to Anne Cabot, Pontiac Press, 372
W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Ill. ma-
stitch
Now available— the colorful 1956)
Needlework Album containing doz-
ens of lovely designs from which
to choose more patterns in crochet,
embroidery and knit—plus three
gift patterns, directions. printed in
book. Only 2c a copy!
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RAVO Z
‘makes fried foods tasteful
and digestible. Won't
smoke or scorch at high
frying temperatures.
new,
Ithey be worn in the house at least
‘an -hour before going outdoors.
This accustoms them to body tem-
perature and softens the leather
before exposuré..to intense heat|
or cold,
Accessories of patent leather,
which is a baked enamel finish
on leather and not to be con-
fused with plastic, should be kept |
in a dry closet, never too near |
| a radiator and-never where the
cold will crack them.
As to the use of creams, oils'
ignd greases on patent leather, Miss.
ahabka suggests you consult your |
shde dealer,
are had by wiping’ patent leather
wigh a slightly moist cloth,
oe *
Patent leather handbags, too,
must be handled with care—espe-
cially when opening ahd closing
them: when it is cold, ~
\Janet Lee Gortner
Honored at Shower ~
Mis. Dan Adams Jr. of West
a miscellaneous shower Saturday
evening for bride-elect Janet Lee
Gortner.
Those present were Mrs. Russell
E. Gortner, Mrs. Dan Peters, Irene
Peters, Mrs. Ally Karen,. Mrs,
Gene Able, Mrs, Dave Karch and
Mrs. William Cook,
Mrs. Royce White,
Adams, Mrs, Al Fox, Mrs. Carl
Cronkright, Mrs. Nick Ralils and
Lula. Rallis completed the guest
list.
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STARTING
Day, Half-Day
GREGG SHORTHAND—TYPEWRITING
HIGHER. ACCOUNTING
BOOKKEEPING.
‘ BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
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COMPTOMETER and OTHER SUBJECTS §f
Street, Pontiac — ” phone FE
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¥: lably concerned with how to keep] -
MARY MARGARET SCHAEFFER
Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Schaeffer of
Kirkwood drive announce the en-
jgagement of theif daughter, Mary
Margaret, to Sgt. Donald F. Zieg-
ler of Santa Ana, Calif. He is the:
son of Mr, and Mrs. Theodore
malar of Prsipedt ores: A aay
wedding is planned.
' |being It's getting so you can’t tell a
scientist fiom .a fashion designer
these days, and vice versa.
* * *
In this atomic age, fashion is
so mixed up with the higher eche-
lons of chemistry that a dress-
‘jmaker or textile manufacturer)
has to have a Ph.D.
Cie ge ger synthetic fi it go
into the new miracle fabrics that
rt fondhren Prerypa ge deg
And it's chemistry that puts those
new finishes on cottons and other
materials that make them resis-/
tant to soil, wrinkling, aane, &
ter and wear.
Pointing up this tact, ‘one ot |
the ctimtry’s leading chemical
companies
fon show, featuring Aronees
made of permanently
toni emsboetiioned te 0 vast-oolered
The fabric itself his all the new-
est gimmicks of the scientific age,
soil, shrinkage, mildew ond: - per-
process used by various textile
manufacturers around the country.
The schiffli embroidered
ye
REDUCE and
People “who gas about others
generally use regular instead of
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A new dessert idea: cook quick-
cooking rice in re@onstituted froz-
en orange juice. Stir in a table-
spoon of butter, some sliced dates ‘for Torte we
Ff Custard. Fills |
Rusk Crust.
Mrs. Coles Uses
Additional Crumbs’
to Top Meringue
aie Pil
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vanilla. Pour into rusk or cracker
shell, :
Beat egg whites stiff. Add sug.
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- After
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selected groups of ,
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Were $69.98 to $79.98
Were $79.98 to $89.98:
| Suits in sik tweeds, cashmeres,
wool te!za, flannels, Forstmans,’ navy
and smart spring colors!
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make-the public more sav-| Fourteen thousand suburban! -roDay's ASSIGNMENT FOR: 1)
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And so they did. The tows Seouse chewed ide guect 0 peanie Sill i, \ hc . :
wiih the finest of foods. No sooner did they sit down to eat, however, | . \Gt 4! gs am
when the sound of footsteps forced them to scamper into a dark hole, | | \ \ ‘ o - hy DOWN PAYMENT
This happened several times. And then a big cat started looking for} Up te 2 Years te Pay
them. ‘
Finally the country mouse said: ‘I'm going home where I can sit|
down to my simple dinner in peace.” :
Moral: Peace of mind is worth more than riches.
Make your own town and country mice by coloring this picture and)
pasting on cardboard, Cut out the two parts carefully and fold back-|
ward one of the bottom flaps on each, the other forward. Then the fig-
ures will stand up and face each other.
‘ (Mrs. William J. Thacker of Venice, Calif. made this suggestion! °
first. he. you have an idea for Junior Editors? Send it in care of this | Complete With
newspaper and you'll have a chance to win $10. Violet Moore Higgins; Smartly Styled
AP eee a ocrom. The Menhey and the Deiphin ae id 0 M ) id E ) f . ‘Matching Base .
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TEHELL Y pe 7 Head to Foil Robber Finkelstein turned around, fire] much as 3 inches so it doesn’t project . |
ee Alice Ou? MIAMI, Fla. —Jack Finkel-|in his eye. The bandit ran out of} T * -jnto the room as much as others. Alu-
OFF ICE "CQUIBMENT. co. . peal er he eur foll a holdup nad pond jumped into a car and) 2 minized tube makes picture brighter,
TA’ ; Finkelsten told patrolman R.C.| Finkelstein ‘refused medical aia] with more contrast. Optic filter screen
123 North Seginew St elie Munz a man came into toes for a. —_ San. laceration. eliminates reflections. High-front tun-
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| DENVER ®—Ethel Merman, | who left Broadway to become a
Denver housewife three years ago, ; |
Michigan’ s Largest zawelens lasnounced today the wilt be back| Phone
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[South Ly
SOUTH LYON— The junior class Director is John Hopkins.
of the South Lyon High School The cast'is as folléws: Paul.
will . present “Fraidy Cats” a) Knapp 9s Matt; Ann Miller,
Coulter Martens, on. Fridey_ apd Sd woman; ally Biger yeaa
Saturday nights, in the new high| West,‘a woman doctor; Virginia | _ Garrett as Rosalie, a pretty
senorita; Judy Cook as Betty,
a gun moll and Phyllis Root,
Area Students | “:"s8-"2" ‘ Also, as Sam the
bell Cine Boke thee Posie, taking the part of Mrs.-Collins an over-
Get Ford Awards 4 Year Scholarships
in 6th Contest Among
Children of Employes
It was the sixth national com-
petition among children of Ford
employes.
Winners included William F.
Braeuninger of Royal. Oak; Rich-
ard .P, Fedehenko, Hazel Park;
‘Glenn Dale Kelly, Farmington;
Joyce Mae Muller,- Royal Oak;
Michael A. Rydock Jr. Royal
pn and Mary Ann Squire, Mil- a
Police Seeking Trio
on Indecency Charge
Oakland County law enforcement
officers are .on the lookout for
three men, reportedly in their
twenties, who an Orion Township) '
mother said exposed themselves:
. yésterday before her, a little girl
and a neighbor woman,
“She claimed the three drove a
-ear into her yard, where the ex-
posure occurred, and were all)
“wery drunk.’
Seeking Volunteers .
. for X-Ray Unit: Work
Volunteers are. needed to help
check in patients for the mobile
chest X-ray unit now at the cor-
ner of Huron and Saginaw Streets,
the United Fund said yesterday.
. About four persons per day are
needed until April 11, last day of
the unit's stay, Volunteers would
‘begin work about 10 a.m. and
stay until 8 p.m.
Drunk Driving Admitted
Pleading guilty to a charge of
driving ‘under the influence of li-| GINGELLVILLE — The Garden */University, Although gn Preparing Church P Sannin
‘Praidy Cats, Comedy »
Detroiter to Give
\Garden Talk
at Waterford Club
WATERFORD ‘TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Herbert Dyer, of Detroit, will
ibe the guest speaker “when the
Waterford Branch of the National
Farm and Garden Association
meets at 1 p.m. Thursday at the
home of Mrs: Gil Every.
Mrs, Dyer is a Wellesley .grad-
uate and took post duate
courses in medicine a umbia
she has a
small garden in Detroit, her main
her 100-acre estate in the Catskill
Mountains. :
Her topic Thursday will be
“Perennials for Sucéessive
Bloom.”
Co-hostesses for the meeting will
be Mrs. Ashton Emery, Mrs. Dal-
‘ton .Ettinger and Mrs. Garritt
Prible.
Neecammpe Speaker
Addresses Club Here
American Forging and Socket
speaker for the Nationa] Manage-
‘ment Association, at the monthly)
Club is an affiliate of the NMA.
The theme of his talk, ‘“Mind Your;
Own Business,” emphasized the
fact that, in-any successful busi-
ness, the customer Is the boss. 1
He stressed that America’s,
growth was the result of the free
enterprise systeri — planning
and working to produce, profitably,
the necessities and other things that
we enjoy in life. Harley Bodamer.
president of the Management
‘Club, introduced the speaker.
Garden Club Meeting *|ty; its Guidance and Counseling for
gardening interest is centered in|:
‘community to attend this
ents Night’ meeting. Guild will).
jhave its business meeting at 7:30
‘Company Management Club wasp.
addressed by: Charles M. Hanna,|
dinner meeting Monday night, The | Parents Night Educational Leaders to
Be on Panel at Care
Lutheran = 3
WATERFORD TOWN SHIP —
Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., Mrs. Elsie}
discussion will be “Our Communi-
Youth,”
or, Byron Merritt,
seniors.’
* » *
ordinator;
Pastor Arvid Anderson, of
Christ Latheran Church, will pre-
sent “The guidance by the church
for youth.”
Mrs. Clair Johnson and Mrs:
Felix Anderson, co-hostesses, be-
interest to all parents.
_*. * &
eran Church extends an invitation
to all members and friends of the
Farm Progra
Forum Slated Republicans Set Meeting
Friday in Pontiac With)
Dondero as Speaker
LANSING .— Michigan's Re-
publican congressmen will attend
a series of public forums on the
nation’s farm program fhis week, The Republican State Central
quor, Robert Hutson, 26, of Beaver-/Club will .meet at 1:30 p.m. Committee ‘said: the forums will):
ton yesterdays was jailed 30 days
when he failed to pay a $100 fine
imposed by Springfield Township’
Justice Emmett J. Leib, 'Wednesday at the home of Mrs. |
Ray Bowers on’ Maybee road. The}
‘group will reveal the names of
\**secret pals” at this meeting.
MR. AND MRS. RICHARD C. BRODIE
LaVeta Fern ‘|The bridal bouquet was of red
roses and white carnations. ibe held on a congressional dis-
‘trict basis and are aimed at keep-
ing farmers informed about the
federal program now in Congress
and getting their views on legis-
lation,
Charlies 8. Figy, former direc-
| tor of the State Department. of
Agriculture and now assistant
secretary of agriculture, also
will attend to answer questions
about the farm program,
Foust Wed}
in Candlelight Ceremony lace embroidered with seed pearis.
Maid of honor was Sylvia Dodd
of
cludes one on Friday at Federal
‘Savings ang. Loan Building in Pon-
tiac, with Rep, George ‘Dondero
rot: Royal Oak as- speaker.’
Mothers of Area
Welcome feta
jof Milk Picketing
Happy .area housewives ‘today
hailed the end of picketing in the
‘nine-day milk strike. But they
added that supplies at home had
never seriously been affected.
“T think the picketing farmers!
have a real gripe.” said one |to two years’ probation with $200
lwoman. ‘But I don't like strikes. court costs.
I think they should negotiate their’ Harold G. Sizemore, 19, of 123)
price,” saidg Mrs. Margaret Par-,
dee, a registered nurse, who is
the mother of a five-year-old son.
Another woman; Mrs, Cath-
erine Casey, of 350 Union Lake
Rd, in White Lake Township,
regretted that the price of milk
has génerally gone up 1! cents
per quart in Pontiac as a result
of the strike, ...
“But we don't have ntuch choice |
about paying it,"’ Mrs. Casey saidy
“T think, the farmers could stand
a boost in profit.” she added.
A mother of. three boys, Mrs.
Loretta Kayga, of 45 E. Ypsilanti
said her family didn't-get.as much!
milk as—usual during the strike.
Carter, eleventh counselor
at Waterford High S , will mod-'
erate ‘a panel distuation at Christ :
Lutheran Chureh, Topic for =
* * @e >
Elementary supervisor of Wa-| 7
tertord Township schools, Mrs. Dor-
orthy Selle, will‘concern her topic! -
as to “The preparation for, entry
Watetford Highs’ senior counsel-
will concern
his topic with “Orientation to the
services | and scholarships for the
Charles Pappas will discuss ““Co-
op students” as the vocational co-
lieve this meeting will be of special
The Ladies Guild.of Christ Luth-
“Par-
.lsentenced yesterday to three years) SATURDAY IS ‘FAIR DAY’ — Out Commerce Township way,
folkg.are preparing for the gala spring fair to be held this Saturday,
from 2 to 8 p. m, The PTA sponsored event will offer an array of
a ee ee
== Kefauver Seeks
Republican Vote Challenges. Eisenhower
Popularity in Wisconsin
Primary Election Today,
MILWAUKEE w— eres:
‘normally Democratic
| centers turned out in. strate for.
learly voting today in the Preah
| dential preference primary that! Teacher Assn..of the Commerce
Elementary School is busily mak-
ing preparations for its annual
Spring Fair, scheduled for Satur-
esis’ TOY Church Units
* «= Schedule Meetings TROY—Troy Methodist . Church} ‘A Incumbents In
iat Walled Lake. 2 Newcomers Also Win
Council Posts;
Proposal Passes -Liquor )
Mrs. Robert Snay, chairman of signs- and layout; Mrs. Gay Hall,
general chairman; Mrs. Herman
third grader Jack Danielson, son
saad vanrapietacdaamleeeti le nto , Ponting Press. Phote
Gall, bake shop chairman, and
of Mr. ang Wis. Sig, DERE
Gala Spring Fair Slated
Saturday at Commerce COMMERCE — The Parent-day, The event will be open
the public from 2 to 8 p.m. at the
school.
The fair will have its own Davey
Crockett as a special attraction
‘for the children, There will be pony
and hay wagon rides available,
While food will be served at
the kitchen bar, alt types of
booths will be set. up for games
and light ‘refreshments. _
‘Other booths will offer baked| «Of Novi Dies
variety goods and a white). Township Clerk
Earl Banks, 75, Held Post 36 Years; Funeral!
Service to Be’ Thursday
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_NOVI TOWNSHIP — Earl Banks,
| may indicate the comparative circles have scheduled mactinga toaten date display for sale.
| strength of President Eisenhower.
‘and Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn)
An unseasonably warm, show-
ery spring weather —the kind
that traditionally brings out the
vote ip rural Republican strong-
ever the state to
prepare the way for what might
be a heavier overalj turnout
than ae “pain.
The . weil hele 30 Republi- this week us follows:
Anna Sargant Circle will meet
at 8 tonight, at the parsonage.
Edith Hetchler Circle will
gather for a 12:30 p.m. luncheon
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Harold Williams, 400 Shortridge
St,
Mattie Wattles Circle will meet
jat 12:30 Thursday for a luncheon
at the home..of Mrs. Herman
Trost, 5352 Rochester Rd.
can delegates to the Republican
National Convention and the 28
Democratic votes to that party's
convention.: But that was of com-
paratively mi nor importance.
There was no question that slates
for Eisenhower and Kefauver;
would win.
The big question was: How)
‘would Eisenhower fare in a popu-
larity test that might have a vital!
effect on the candidacy of Kefau-
iver?
| CHALLENGES IKE. -
Kefauver issued a challerige to, vied Republicans, particu-
larly farmers, to tegister their
‘protest against what he termed the
“sorry performance in office of the
present administration.”
There is no party registration in
Wisconsin, so voters may vote in
either the Republican or Demo-
cratic primaries: as they choose.
Youth for Tire Thefts .
A Pontiac youth who pleaded
‘guilty March 20 to stealing two
‘tires from a car parked in a deal- ler's lot was sentenced yesterday)
Henry Clay Aveé., was sentenced,
by Oakland County Circuit Judge)
Clark J, Adams,
Royal Oak Resident
Given Probation
Richard. L, Thomas; 18, of 1320
Hartrick Ave., Royal Oak, was.
probation and-coyrt costs of $100 by;
Oakland County Circuit Judge,
Clark J, Adams,
. Thomas pleaded guilty March
2% to driving away an automobile
March 12 expen! to a Gordon J,
Gates.
Found—After 30 Years
SEYMOUR P
Probationary Term Given door,
Flint Youth Receives
Two Year —
A Flint you
driving caused the death Teb. 4
of a passenger in his car was sen-
tenced yesterday to two years’ pro-
bation with $250 court costs, —
Benny J. Gaddis, 20, of 5195 E.
Stanley St., Flint, pleaded guilty
Match 19 before Oakland County
Circuit Judge Clark J, Adams to
charges of negligent homicide.
Gaddis was driving the car which * ‘The schedule of meetings in-|Eisenhower late yesterday, He in- Overturned on the Dixie Highway | in. Groveland Township, killing’
George E, Carter, 19, _ of Flint.
‘Sister Susie Swings It’
TROY — A three-act comedy,
“Sister Susie Swings It,” will be
presented at 8 p.m. Friday at the
Big Beaver Methodist Church, by
the Naomi Circle, -
Tickets may be yevemred at ‘the
County Deaths
Shelley J. Richards
DRAYTON PLAINS — Service
for Shelley Jean Richards, 9, of
'4150 Joy Ct; will be at 1:30 p.m:
Wednesday in the Huntoon Fu-|
ineral Home, Pontiac,’ with bur-
ial in a. Pontiac cemetery. Shelley
died Suriday in Lapeer.
She is survived by her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Gerald. Richards,
and two sisters, Nancy Lee and
iMary Beth, at home.
Mrs. Clara L. Healey
* OXFORD — Service for Mrs.
Clara L. Healey, 83, 5309 Baldwin
'Rd., wil] We at 2:30 p.m. Wednes-
day at the Necley Funeral Home,
16540 Meyers Rd., Detroit, with
burial in the cemetery at Birming-
oni She died early Monday at
her resigence.’
whose negligent! shop, a freak shop, a- flower. shop,
a cake walk and a fish pond to
Sttrect adults and children alike.
A fortune teller will be on hand,
also,
the occasion,
Orion Couple
Making Home
in Pontiac
Mrs. Paul Spehar of Baldwin road
‘here, announce the marriage of
their’ daughter, Donna Jean, to
James Allan Skrine, of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Skrine, of Brown
road, Orion Township, .
The ceremony took place March
30 in the General Baptist Church,
Pontiac, with the Rev. Robert Gar-
ner officiating. Me The fair will have a camera!
A nursery will be provided for
ORION TOWNSHIP = Mr, andjP
Fine Fenton Resident -
A $75 fine and $10 costs were
paid” yesterday by Windell '
garner, 37, of Fenton, who -
ed guilty to.a charge of driving
under the influence of liquor, The
arraignment was heard by Sylvan
Lake Justice Joseph J, Leavy,
Oxford Man Fined/
‘The couple was attended wy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenfield
of Lorraine court. _
Mr. and Mrs. Skrine are at home
to their friends at 47 Charlotte St.;
goo a Judge Maurice E. Fin- Pleading guilty to a charge of
reckless driving, Monty Erfourth,
\23, of Oxford yesterday was fined
$100 or 10.days in jail by Pontiac
negan
White. gladioli, cainations and
chrysanthemums decorated the al-
tar at .Oxford- Methodist Church
for the recent’ wedding service
which united Janet Ruth Beaty of
Oxford and Donald L. James of
Pontiac. * * *
Janet is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beaty. of Lake-
ville road, Oxford. Donald, of 1613
Stanley St., is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles James of Bridge-
port, Til.
The bride’s floor-length gown
of imported French net and lace
over satin was fashioned with
fitted bodice and mandarin collar
accented in mother-of-pearl se-
quins and Venetian lace. The
‘pouffant skirt was trimmed with
lace ae ee =
, sequins, ‘
A fingertip veil was nail :
a lace cloche trimmed. with seed Altar Flower Decked|
«for James - - Beaty Rite
@ tered’ voters "3.829 cast thelr votes,
For council, meget aie
oa as
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4 SIXTEEN ace > ae ere THE PONTIAC PRESS. *PURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1956
~The Truth About Cancer—Causes
_cueer is frequently attributed;
fica and Scientific Director {0 @ past injury—a view that Motient Ses has litfle scientific support. But
ef the American Cancer Roclety) epeated, more or less _,continu-
that nothing isous injury is a horse from
= about another stable... “Chronic irrita-
- known ct FO EL Lees hereon
especially is” ental organs,
seem to make development of
The germs
, concerns: only a small are associated with inflammation
“proportion of afl cancers, To i be a kind of chronic irritation.
and cancer must not give the
impression that cancer is caused
by germs,
tia ith ‘ke 2#
2 iat
ut
fiielly a i
f ul : E
g
E «sel through porcelain and are visible
only under the extremely power-
ful electron microscope.
During the past decade or 80,
hers many researc
their attention to the role of
a
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iis TE z£ it fe considered to be congenital|to offspring in the mother's milk,
me@ns|and some investigators say that
develop-| it has the physical structure of a
¢., during} yirus as seen in the electron mi-
croscope.
There is no direct evidence
a “milk factor” causes can- roa]
: try
l?
i
: the parent at the time of} ings
conception. Some of them exist * * @
at birth or are noticed shortly; What eat (or do not
i thereafter, A familiar one is the| est) and how much they eat seém
as “strawberry mark." These tu-
mors are commion, and fortu-\cancer, With three or four ex-
. mately they almost never prove| ceptions, cancer does not appear
= . «ved tg be caused by dietary factors,
4 ;|}cannot be prevented by dietary
jli;rules, and cannot be cured by
regulating the diet in any way.
| 1ODINE NEED
| A few items of the normal
Nihuman diet are causes of cancer
HW i }
the normal functioning of the thy
roid gland, located in the forepart
of the lower neck. Where iodine is
absent, or nearly so, from the soil
and water, and the amount taken
in by humans is inadequate, the
thyroid becomes considerably en-
larged — a condition knowh as
goiter.
7. * «@
| Goiter is benign, but most doc-
tors feel that cancer is more likely
to develop in a goiter than in a q a>
|
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g 8 These remarks about infection ,.,
‘on Early Missile Data to have little direct bearing on) w,cmNGTON u—The Defense
plying to all the Defense Depart-
ny-|in a new directive from Secretary
_|Kaual in Hawaii, gets 460 inches Long exposure
to strong sunlight seems to be
ly from outer space. The effects
of cosmic rays on living things are
not yet understood.
SUSCEPTIBILITY
A final comment about the cause
Wilson Orders Ban
Department wants nothing pub-
ed missiles until they are in ac-
tual’ production, Even then, few
details wilf be made known.
* “ *
These and other restrictions, ap-
ment and to private firms work-
ing on its contracts, were included
Wilson during the weekend, s ‘
~Much- Is. ‘Known About ‘Some Cancer —Little ‘About. Many 1 the |of cancer: Numerous as they dan poe—perane mast
United r » the known and suspected causes of}—who are exposed to
proved to cause cancer in human | sicer do not account for all or
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“Note: Cabana sniching tell the Ode of cancer
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missiles, planes, engines and .com-
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* * *
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no intent to shut off or modify
the normal flow of defense. infor-
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THE: PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1956 L SEVENTEEN
Set Convention State Party Regulars
‘Preparing for Spring
ene: ‘Selections _
Democratic regulars polishing
Democrat regu remain
tions, where a few. will
Convention).
delegates have tatitude in select-
“candidates, since ing presidential
they are not bound to follow the
‘choice of voters in a presidential)
primary.
The selection of Democratic
delegates will be signi-}
Siesuk tn the tane- of wheal agpent
to be a wide open race. -
‘The state conven-
tion will be held May 5 in De-
troit’s Cass Technical h
School.
Democrats will meet: June 1-2
in Grand Rapids to pick delegates
for their national convention.
They'll hear an address by Gov.
Averell Harriman of New York,
himself a’ presidential hopeful.
District and county conyentjons
to select delegates to the Répub-
lican State Convention will be held
April 18. Republican County Con-
ventions will send 1,602 delegates
to the state affair.
46 REGULARS
At the state convention, Repub-
Convention Aug. 20 in San Fran-
cisco. ,
Republican “National Convention
delegates are chosen on the basis
of two regulars and two alternates
from each of the 18 congressional
districts and 10 regulars and 10
alternates at large.
Democrats will hold county
and district conventions April
26, selecting 1,380 delegates for
the state convention, —
Democrats “will select 88 half-
vote delégates to the Chicago nom-
inating convention Aug. 13. Four
regulars and four alternates will
be chosen from each : congressional}
district. Four-at-large delegates
and four alternates will also be
selected.
Both conventions will select
Presidential electors, who cast
Michigan's vote in the electoral
college.
Sonja Henie, Hubby
Agree on Divorce NEW YORK (®—An attorney for
Sonja Henie says the star ice
skater and her socialite husband
Winthrop Gardiner Jr. have
agreed on a divorce, The two
have been separated for three
years,
The lawyer, Joseph: Byrne, said
t night he thought the divorce
would be sought either on grounds
of desertion or incompatibility.
He said Miss Henie and Gardiner
have agreed to a property settle-
ment, Terms were not disclosed,
however,
* * @
Byrne said Miss Henie. had
asked Gardiner to get the divorce
in Florida, where he has estab-
lished residence at Palm Beach.
Son of Lassie
Brings Joy to
Local Boy, 2
Kenneth Eugene Francisco Jr.,
two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kennth Francisco, 3046 Washington
Ave., is the happy owner of a new
collie puppie, a son of-Lassie, the
famous Hollywood canine.
Mrs. Francisco named the pup}
in a nation wide contest this past
winter. Winners were to receive
one of the puppies. -
-Ht wag a great day Wednesday
when a large package arrived at
the Francisco household. Inside?
A son of Lasise for two-year-old
Kenneth Jr.
Chinese Mother, Boy.
Hurry to Meet Death
HONG KONG (P—The 4-year-old
Chinese boy who died with his
mother yesterday in the Puget
Sound airliner ditching was .en
route to New York to join the
father he never had seen.
U.S. consulate officials here re-
called today that the boy, Yee
Sau-foon, and” his mother Tsui
King-lin had been “in a rush” to
make the Northwest Orient Air-
lines flight. The mother had
scrawled big “Xs’’ on their Amer-
ican passports,
The father, Yee You, of Brook-
lyn, left Hong Kong ‘before the
boy was born.
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Small amounts in the animal body
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“But,” she added with a low,
dry laugh, “whether or’ not life'll
be worth the trouble it takes to
live it, I couldn't tell you. Sorry.”
js, WHY TELL THE BUM
Frank, honest-- Ann Theodore
(“Anya's” real name before. she
went pro in the palm business)
says nile that in all her 15
never given a “bad” reading.
also serve to toughen bones in the
tissues, , | He already knows it.’ the character traits of a person.
Fve told some of the most ta-!
mous people li the world their
character traits, but re oF]
what's the goed of telling: him? |
: * * *
She insists she does not “hide
the baser’ facts” because they
might annoy the cystomer, there-
fore melting down the amount of
silver with which he might cross
her own om palm.
' Adriatic Holiday’
Colored Movie
Tonight at Eight
Kiwanis Civic Lecture _ ticket
holders will attend the seventh and
final program tonight at 8 in the
Pontiac High School auditorium. * *
Scheduled for presentation is
world traveler Karl Robinson with
his color motion picture--‘Adriatic
- — | * Hig
Proceeds from the Kiwanis lec-
ture program go to support Ki- “Nothing of the kind!” Anya
says indignantly, pushing fogth her
hand, “If you could read, you
Pwould see that I have no interest
fin, money.”
The reasons she withholds the
sadder truths are twofold: (1)
People come to @ nightclub to
be entertained, not reprimanded,
and (2) “lf the lines in the palm
show they are louses, then they
are louses by ‘nature, and what
ean they*de-abeut it?” .
A-former showgirl, Anya in her
38 years has developed a wry, brit-
tle huntor in her outlook on life.
This, pliis her pretty face and her
exotic, black - and - gold - streaked
coiffure (“I try to look like your
js B
L see befs f
am a HEH almist -Extraordinaire. Explains the Pitchis friendly’ bride_of Frankenstein,”
she says) hag made her a : Poort
with celebrities,
Among those who have pas a
| hand te her in the semi-darkness
ef the Copa lounge are. writer
Johan Steinbeck — “the simplest,
yet strongest personality I ever
analyzed; dockey Eddie Arcaro
—‘the most gregarious”; Gen-
eral Chennault-/‘the most deter-
mined man”; Actor Rex Harri-
son—““he's so complex, I couldn't
understand. him at all,” and Ed-
die Fisher—‘‘a very jolly fellow
who wants to be liked.” Even. Mainie ‘Eisenhower has}.
had @ palm reading by Anya. But
Anya doesn't. think it is politic to
disclose such high-ranking ‘char-
acter. ‘Not that there's editie: ig
bad, mind you.”
* * @
Anya has been married twice.
In each case she loved the men so
much that she was afraid to read
their palms before the nuptials.
“It. turned out they were both
weak.and shallow.” She shrugged
amiably.
“But why tell them? My own
palm has deficiencies too."’
Fa ey ey ey WEDNESDAY IS .
DOUBLE
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Most coaches
By BRUNO L. KEARNS
» Sports Editor, Pontiac Press
Freeland is one guy who puts things right on -
can be found’in the pay check,”
y educators
head coach of them all.
* . :
Freeland had a winner. No giant killer team, but
it was well versed and disciplined in the rudiments of
His players
learned that winning was the objective after two otlier
teamwork and sportsmanshi
ey realized this du
winning by disciplining a-top player
team. z ‘
_ As far as love for the game, Freeland’s 11 years
at Walled Lake is sufficient expression, and when
it ‘boils down to coaching itself there’s little doubt ‘inthis corner about the job Niles did. .§
a closer check as to the compensation of
other league coaches serves to show why the sport.
on the
he man ‘of the chose -. Coaches will stay in the game for long periods’
and often with slow if any graduate salaries.
Some stick because of a winner, others just for the
love of the game and still others for the prestige and
hope for a higher: =p.
knew they
o
Spartans from MSU. Jack Sanders who
blicity for Cranbrook on the Southern tour
es were guests at the game between Mich-
State and Duke. The Spartans won 4-3. a From the
Press Box '
agree, but how many will openly
: feel dikewise, but how many
will do something aaa it. ™
school setups especially follow the pattern.
pelt conan regular classes in English or History) -§
a coach finds hinselt in three or four sports, often as F
x *
had a coach, they
P.
g the past season when the
*
the state of Michigan,
leagues, will have at
yesterday, Cran- chigan touring base- THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1956
HOPEFUL FROM PONTIAC
director John McHale (right) checks the training
schedule for the day with pitching prospects
working out at Tigertown, the minor league train-
ing base at Lakeland, Florida, Among the hope- — Tiger farm
City and Tom
is evaluated at fuls is Marvin Caswell (
Pontiac. Left to right are Jim Sphyhalski of Bay Cas
third from left) from
Trammel of Fraser. Their ability
the training camp and later they
Score Ist Win _
Cranes Trip Cranbrook won its Ist game in
three starts on the Southern train-
ing tour yesterday by downing
Raleigh (N. C.) High School, 42,
behind the pitching of Bruce Rich-
ards of Farmington.
The game was tied 72 in the
grounders.
Richards struck out six batters.
_|University yesterday, was sched- Raleigh, 4-2 Today the Cranes‘ face Hillsboré
(N.C.) High School.
seoseesse 10t 000 10143 6
100 00) 000-3 § 2
Richards and Gary; Goodwin, Poole (3) and Underwood and Johnson (7).
Wolverines Coast
fo Win Over Hoyas WASHINGTON ® — The Uni-
versity of Michigan, which coasted
to a 10-1 victory over Georgetown Cranbrook
Raleigh
uled to take on the Hoyas again
today in a rematch,
Five-hit pitching by Jim Clark
and = eight own errors
helped the Wolverines to their tri-
umph: yesterday,
Michigan ........., are assigned to farm teams in the Tiger system.
Stadium Ballot
at Green Bay Voters to Decide on
New Home for Packer
Football Team
to polls today to decide
the
pay half the cost over the next
20 years.
The Packers.
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ves 000 OI 11 6 8
Snyder; Rembiesa, D.
end Crampton, R. Smith. Georgetown .
ry and
Smith, Daily
Ul\The number of starters is almost Augusta National Golf Club and
nine others had-sént acceptances.
certain to break the record of 79.
As for the galleries, there's. no
especially if a
ees Record Entry h, vitation list had checked in at the two years ago. The crowds at the
Masters are huge: — estimated
sometimes as high as 18,000. And
this year Augusta is going all out
to stir interest in the 20th running
of the tournament Bobby Jones
started for a few of his friends in
1934, .
; , > * «6
They're ‘well-behaved, golf-wise
SKIPPER AT NORMAL—Former Waterford High School athlete
Kerry Keating is being rated one of the outstanding members of the
"~~" Michigan Normal track team aé'a sprinter and member of the crack
| Huron mile relay team. He was an all-Interlakes Conference football
: yop Soh car 5 i gp ll aca aaa John Keating; tans too. That's one of the fea-
tures that makes the Masters
unique. Another is that it’s played
every League, if the city doesn't replace
the old stadium, a wooden struc-|
°*
The old stadium seats 24,000.
General Manager Vern Lewellen
of the Packers says this’ is ‘not
Johnny~Palmer, today tabbed the
Masters as a better tournament
than the Open.
* * * |
“You never have a fluke winner
here, any more than in the Brit-
ish championships that are played
on a few real good courses,” sail
Sarazen. “For the Open they take
any. kind of a: and_ then
send Trent Jones out to build some
new tees and traps.”
“T've always said this is a. bet-
ter tournament than the Open,”
: * 0 @.
Most of the other players they’d rather win the Open
cause of its greater prestige
financial return but agreed tha nit
AAU Cage Playoffs
Olympic Fa vorites Lose KANSAS CITY # -— The Bartles-
‘Form Powerful
8}
‘|Head Man, from five to seven of the players
for the U.S. team going to the
Olympics in Australia in Novem-
\Whi tney Horses
Derby Entries . _ NEW YORK —Having the Experimental Handicap with
| KANSAS CITY te "Harty Slander Suit Against Allen D.
Henshel,-the New Yorker who
heads the Olympic Basketball
Committee, wants. $35,000 for
some remarks made by Forrest
C. (Phog) Allen, voluble Univer-
sity of Kansas basketball coach.
Henshel.- filed a slander suit
against Allen in Jackson: County
Circuit Court here yesterday.
Asked for comment, Allen said:
“It's hardly worth it, It should be
very, very interesting.”
Allen criticized Henshel at the
height of the recent furor over the
Amateur Athletic Union's suspen-
sion of Wes Saritee, former K. .U.
track star and currently the na-
'tion’s fastest miler. Santee’s ama-
teur standing was revoked for life
on charges he accepted excessive
to ° <
“As far as its (the AAU’s) work
is concerned, the
_-4 Mikan, the basketball player of the
by Democrat Roy Wier.
Coachers Win "|
Ist by Forfeit Pontiac's General Moters Truck|
cited! & Coach easily passed its Ist hur-
die in the 9th annual Cincy Sachs
gym.
wiggle a muscle, * Mikan to Seek
Political Seat
in Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS (®—Big George cy
half century, is about ready to de-
clare himself:an official candidate
for Congress.
* * @ a &
Mikan, an All-America at. De-
Paul, an out-standing pro with the
Minneapolis Lakers, general man-
ager of the Lakers and a lawyer
on the side, will seek the Repub-
lican nomination in’ Minnesota's
third district. The-seat now is held
Amateur ‘Tournamerit Mon-
night at the West Bloomfield
*. * @ f —
enough to provide sufficient gate
receipts to keep visiting NFL
teams financially happy.
Ortega Upset
by Smallwood NEW YORK uw — Hardy (Ba- zooka) Smallwood had an unbeat-
en string of five today and a date
to try and make it six following
his victory over Mexico's Gaspar
Ortega. -,
* * *
The 23 - year - old ex - ~~
bang action, to the delight of about
1,000 patrons at St. Nicholas Arena
last night.
* * *
Ortega rallied in the last half
but uldn't overcome Bazooka's
margin. Judges Agtie Aidala and
Artie Schwartz each voted for
Smallwood 5-4-1. Referee George
Walsh made it 6-3-1 for Smallwood.
The Associated Press card had
Smallwood in front 6-4.
+
of 31 points.
| 4In Windsor Bout © Detroit Team -
‘Faces Problem
With Injuries: : ‘Montreal Is Physically
‘in Top Condition for
2nd Game of Series
Montreal Canadiens just
the second
whipping the Red Wings 6-4 in the opener Saturday, SS
went the full seven games and be-
came famous as “the home-ice. se-
ries.” All four Detroit victories
were at home, while the Canadi-
ens won their three games on
home ice,
The Flying Frenchmen are in
good shape physically. Maurice
Richard. was limping slightly as
a.result of bruise on his left foot
and Bernie (Boom-Boom) Geoffri-
on had a black eye received in
Saturday's game. The Canadiens
jhave their three powerful lines,
plus their spares, fit for action.
Injuries have hit the Red Wings
hardest on defense. Warren God-
frey has been sidelined with a jaw
fracture and Red Kelly has to
wear a mask to protect mouth in-
juries. Marcel Prqnovost has 10
stitches over his left eye—five add-
GREEN BAY, Wis. in—Votersjed after Saturday's game—aend ifty Hill:
knee in — has aggravated a
Center Dutch Reibel has to wear
players who were used sparingly
Saturday went through a_ light
workout,
‘Montreal Coach Toe Blake had his entire squad on the ice yes-
'terday for a .45-minute drill, con-
|fined to shooting and skating,
‘Cardinals Sign
Two Ends From
Virginia Union
CHICAGO W—A pair of ends
from Virginia Union University,
Arnold Rodez and Nathaniel Wil-
Cardinals of the National Football
League, Managing Director Wal-
ter Wolfner said today.
Rodez played football with the
Army in Germany and Wilson
played in a number of European
countries during his service stint.
Rodez, 24, stands 6-5 and weighs
260. He is a post-graduate ‘student
at the University’ of Chicago.
Wilson now is a social worker
in Chicago. He is 6-1, weighs 213
and is 25 years old. -
All-Stars Fail to:
Stop Globetrotters
BOSTON #—The College All-
Stars were trying to figure out
a way to stop Andy Johnson of
the Harlem Globetrotters today as,
the two teams madyed on to Syra-
cuse, N.Y., for the third stop of
their-18-city cross-country basket-
ball tour. ,
Jotinson, a 6-6 forward from Los
Angeles,, scored 33 points on 12
field goals and 9 free throws last
night as the Trotters came from
behind for a 90-83 victory at the
Boston Garden. —
Trotters won both games of
a. Sunday doubleheader in New
York as. Johnson hit for a total MONTREAL # — The Detroit! | Red Wings today faced the iden-
tical problem that confronted the
The same teams are meeting
again in the best-of-seven series
with the Canadiens favored to win
game tonight after
“='Leat's Clancy
son, have signed with the Chicago), UP IN ARMS — Goalie Ron
_Britishers say, “Manchester, one, Reynolds, left, of London Totten- hams, prevents score by Manchester City’s Bobby Johnstone in soc-
cer cup play at Birmingham, England. Manchester won, 1-0, or as
Tottenham, nil.” ;
CLEARWATER, Fla. (Main interest of Detroit Tiger brass
‘didn't center on whether the Tigers
League standing against the Phila-
idelphia Phillies today.
Their interest was centered on a
dentist's chair at Lakeland. Al
Kaline was to lose two teeth today
—and, it was boped, an ailing right
arm along with them. :
Kaline’s whip-lash right arm
cut down .16 base runners from
right fleld im 1954 atid 14 last
season.
Gets Promoted
Coach to Take Job in
Front Office
TORONTO (®—King Clancy now
is assistant.. general manager of
Toronto in the National Hockey
League with two former Maple
Leaf stars—Howie Meeker and
Walter (Turk) Broda—under con-
sideration as his
coach.
| Clancy, who at 54 is a veteran
in almost every phase of the sport
\stepped out as coach yesterday
after three years at the Leaf helm.
Both Clancy, whose square name
is Francis, and Leaf president
Conn Smythe looked upon the
switch to the front office as a.pro-
motion. - successor &5
tion for King.
But he added: ‘‘This is a young
man’s business. Clancy js happy
about, the ehange.”’ -
Clancy. affirméd that statement.
“This suits me~just fine," he said.
“I had inténded to ask to be re-
lieved .as coach at ~ end of Pa
seagori. T'm happy @ ut the whale
situation.”’
85 Report as Wildcats ~
Open Spring Grid Drill
EVANSTON, Ill. w—Northwest-
ern University opened: spring foot-
ball drills yesterday with 85 candi-|
dates reporting to Coach Ara Par-
seghian,
Parseghian, former Miami of
Ohio cotich who is ivi his first year
at Northwestern, faces the task
of pulling the Wildcats out of the
Big 10 cellar.
Parseghian will install the split-
T offense. Among those reporting
were 25. lettermen, 25 squadmen
and 35 freshmen.
In fact, the Coachers didn’t even
the double-elimination tournéy,
failed to put a team on the floor
[weight fighter, will meet Gordon
Pontiac Fighter on Pontiac’s; Bill Strange and Boris Bisogni,
“The Lamphere-Turner match is|Community Athletic Club, part of an §-bout program being Lamphere's. trainers, report that
Larry will also fight at Pigeon in
14, in the main event. Lamphere: would improve their 7-15 Grapefruit
Steps Out as Toronto!
“Clancy never will be demoted,” |5" said Smythe. “This is a promo- Ke
Card=:
has been working out at Pontiac’s| Duk Reds Blast Gromek From
Hill as Tigers Fall, 7-0 Shortly after spring training be-
gan, Kaline’s valuable right flip-
per developed an ache, :
He had an abscessed tooth ex-
tracted in January. Trainer Jack
Homel decided poison must have .
settled in his right shoulder, caus-
ing bursitis. A dentist agreed,
suggested two other téeth were in-
fected and might also be draining
into the shoulder. =
The brass—and Kaline—decided .
to have ’em out, although it will
take him out of thie Hneup for a
week, and the Tigers are all but
desperate for some_more exhibi-
tion victories, even though they .
don’t count in American League
standings,
After today’s meeting with the -
Phillies the Tigers move back to
Lakeland, their home grounds, for
a final Grapefruit session with
the Boston Red Sox. :
Detroit breaks camp Thursday
and flies to Houston, Texas, re
the- Tigers start their homeward
spring training swing. They:jopen
the season 15 days hence in Briggs
Stadium against the Kansas’ City
Athletics.
The Tigers looked bad and vet-
eran pitcher Steve Gromek even
worse yesterday as they dropped
a 7-0 decision to Cincinnati of the
National League.
Gromek, who had given up only
two earned runs in 13 exhibition in-
nings, saw his very first pitch sail
over the left-center field wall off
the bat of rookie Frank Robinson.
And in his three-inning stint, Gro-
mek was mauled for seven hits and
six runs, all of them earned. —
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Umpires—Venzon (N}, McKinley (A) and
Gormaifi (Ni. T—1:61. -A—91,
Spartans Edge Duke,
Face Tarheels Today CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (A-— Mich-
igan State came here today to
take on North Carolina, following
a 4-3' victory achieved yesterday
over Duke-on the batting prowress
ot Jimmy Sack.
Sack got three consecutive hits
and scored two runs, then in the
innings for the Spartans.
Ed Hobaugh set six Duke b
down in a row in the eighth and the Michigan Thumb area on April ninth
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By THE- ASSOCIATED PRESS |
Ballplayers like Red Schoen-| His dienst are in a unique ca’ tegory. “The don’t get noticed until they
start apg.
*
pine ik cies:
was, best known for one of three:
reasons, They were:
1, He was one-of the major
leagues’ few switch-hitters. *
mts nee “
PIR itm AOE oe
' | Clearwa ~ lin the eighth,
‘Dodgers had a miserable after- campaigns was of no great impor
brilliant performance at sec-
aa eee ain nae nee See ee
Randediy, yom igs
cents cith. woe Gk ot ee
the Chicago White Sox. Red con-
nected off lefty Howie Pollet, an
ex-Card seeking to come. back in
the: American Langue.
Vie Werte, is wait‘ te to give St. Louis @ 6-4 victory over) 7 c]
s'lcomeback this spring,. continued his fine hitting for the Cleveland
Indians. Sidelined with polio near
first sacker
a triple to boost his spring aver-
age to .393. The Indians, however, 4
AP Wirephote
YOU'RE OUT SAYS THE UMP — Ken Boyer, sauitet sha Chiat Gitte tux kW Paden
‘St Louis Cardinal infielder is tagged at sliding yesterday. George Kell, -ex-Tiger, makes the put-
the end of last ‘season, the ‘us| into third trying to stretch his double into a triple ne 0) el mamas baa collected a double and ~ Imight .
NINETEEN
| Meet Thursday
. SALISBURY, “Md, waa: base-
ball league solely for untried rook-
‘tes signed by major league clubs
be* organizéd Thursday
night in Seaford, Del.
Ed Nichols, sports editor of the
;Salisbury Times, said the idea ts
to help bolster baseball's crum-
bling minor leagues. He said plans
call for a six-team league of Class
D caliber. a
* * * e
seems to be whether we can get
the parks,” Nichols said. °
The sports editor recently spent
10 days in Florida working on de-
tails of the plan after a winter-
long -campaign to interest major
league clubs. a *
Six clubs will be represented at
Australians Go All-Out
faropped a 746 decision to the New|
York Giants on Daryl Spencer's
single which scored Dusty Rhodes
The world champion Brooklyn]
noon. The Brook regulars dropped:
a 7-4 verdict to the Boston Red
Sox with Jimmy Piersall getting!
5-for-5 for the Sox, and the Dodg-
ers’ “B” team bowed to the Phil-
adelphia Phillies, 7-1.
In other games, the New York
‘Yankees took advantage of four
errors in the 10th to down the
Washington Senators 5-3, Jim Fini-
gan clubbed a three-run, ninth-in-
ning homer to give the Kansas
City As a-43 victory over the WASHINGTON ( — Australia’s:
ambassador to the United States
pledged today that his country will
go all-out to make the Olympic
Games this fall “the greatest yet ie
ability to stage
* * *
“Much * of this skepticism I
Pittsburgh Pirates, and Milwaukee
Wichita. American
Assn. farm team 11-7. eel
TUESDAY'S eon
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Tampa, ? caked a Tnite: ry va,
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New "Orleans, La., A Yankees
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Cheveroth, 39, of Philadelphia, has
moved into the top five in the sin-| pected
‘Ibowling went to Don Spitale of
missing a strike on his last ball.
‘ * * * Kalamazoo Bowler.
N.Y. (#—Stanley
gles class of the 53rd annual All-
American Bowling Congress. —
*- * *
Cheveroth rolled a 687 series to
take over fifth place from Vern
Downs of Kalamazoo, Mich.
But the thunder. in last night's Pledge Greatest Olympics
the appropriate ‘think arose from a lack of real Be Considered Texas Tech to
as SWC Entry
DALLAS W-—Moving toward en-
try in the Southwest Conference,
Texas Tech has qbtained a per-
manent place on the football
schedules of five of the seven
The Australian envoy said ee ee es
sian athletes and officials are ex-
Sir Petey.said- commu-
nity dining and recreation halls
will “cater to every religious and
racial dietary taste’’ among the * * was
tnembers:
* * &
Tech is expected to be voted
into the conference at the spring
ing the Be acedTages imuned-
ately, however, becatise most of
the conference. schools have ar-
ranged schedules several years in
advance.
Bayer Fires 68 to Win
Air Force Tournament
SUMTER, S.C. (®—George Bay-
er survived a field of 49 profes-
sionals to win the second «
Shaw Air Foree Base one-day.pro-
ral aaa tourney here yester-
“Se 8 6
The Cincinnati, Ohio, pro took
first prize money of $300 with a
participants. fodfunder-par: 68.
Rochester who missed a perfect
game by one strike. Spitale rolled)
a 23 game in the team event,
Other. classes remained un-
changed with Tony Sparando of
Rego Park, N.Y., leading the sin-
gies with 719; Bill Lillard and Stan
Gifford of Chicago in first place
in the doubles with a 1,331 total,
Mobile, Als., “Dodgers va. Braves class, with 2,018, '
ic, sponsored by the Pontiac Parks
and Recreation Department, opens
Wednesday night at the C. R.
kill Studio, 1 Mt. Clemens St
John .Zofnan,. range master at
Haskill's Gun Club, will be in
charge of the clinic. Safety is of
prime importance and will be em-
phasized repeatedly by Zolman, a
well-qualified instructor in the han-
dling of firearms. : Firearms Clinic to ‘Open
Wednesday at Haskill’s
A rifle, pistol and shotgun clin-jtained from the recreation depart-| and Lillard again in the all-events ‘YOU MEAN
THERE'S A
i] 998-W. Muren at Telegraph, Pontiae the meeting, he said, They are the
New York. Yankees, Brooklyn
Washington Senators, Boston Red
Sox and St. Louis Cardinals.
Jake Flowers, former National
League infielder and prospective
head of the league, will act as
spokesman for the six clubs.
Nichols said the major league|
teams would “‘take care of every. New Baseball Léague
Planned for Rookies -
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Cities sending. representatives tol
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City, Crisfield; Ocean City, Eas-
ton ahd Centreville, Md., and Sea-|
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riors has been ordered to report
April 17 for a draft physical.
The, 67 National Basketball
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Pe ce rns
s u .
= . Physician Says rormer Former ‘Actress Saves
00 us | ; HE True f e, dven res 1 Ike's Recove 's Life in Cave-in
“rome <a aos, - 1k ty ‘ MALIBU, Calif. .— Former
¢ pees © red hotles. Ae , i) [Now Complete | movie actress Molly O'Day is anaes 1 AIG All LYP@s | ful "BRET peaoenpnta tp te br ser ows i |X wild throw by a workman help- PORCUPIN _ |Eisenhower is working full time|*#ving the life of her 11-year-old
jing erect the steel frame of the} poise Alters “Measure! | 4 E,On , dt his executive duties after re-json, John A, Durant, who was
ff new city hal next door was respon-| ; THE DEFENSIVE, | completely fro last|caught in the cavein of a sandpit Isible. Office Manager Harland; to Embrace Private and 'g heart attack, his per-jon the beach. | No Cover—No Minimum PS nine had just left his desk, in 7 os ae Is A DIFFICULT ‘ * The and a friend, John Rob- PA direct line ‘ot the path of the Parochial Institutions. . ITION FOR ae ee ee er ae ann he ® fe:
vn at sand. When it collapsed and bur-
LANSING ‘(~The House Ways ri pear gt cd he in-/ied Durant, Roberts ran to get A timber and ‘plastics industry/and Means Committee today terned, Maj. Gen. Howard Miss O'Day. ~—s«. .
schisimeabameeees| ceed ald tin Os afew one pap py Bit ynen ayaa ogra Plage Dagean qed gremanboar pd | schoo to state pay- - formal to the nation/in the and. uncove’
jments to school districts for trans- Toe eeramee at his toatl ta are ied eatene bel come The * portation of private or pgrochial before the Republican National|/boy was treated for shock and a
— students, Convention in August where he is Jder. The action apparently averted virtually certain to be nominated
lwhat many legislators feared for a second term.
| would develop into an emotional Dr. Snyder also said Eisenhower
|Gght involving religion. is in shape to campaign for the
As the bill left the Senate, it chy hota tala to's ies tae . . said state payments for school agenda would The fighting herc irae aoeraiain soutd ba nants out ‘ “Eisenhower's own discretion.”
* * who ‘fought
too hard’!
THE COURT- MARTIAL OF BILLY MIT ICHELL
~ i ICAFORD-tur BELLAMY em STEGER
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‘a CHICAGO & SYNDICATE
On motion of Rep. Harry Phil-
lips (R-Port Huron), the Ways and
Means Committee changed the
iclause to allow the payments for
any students. a
Committee members said the
vote was 7-6 in favor of the change,
OPTIONAL RULING
Under state law, public school
‘pupils if they.are on the regular
bus route.
Up until last fall, however,
school districts did not receive
the special transportation pay-
ments made by the state. The
| payments are based on actual.
costs of operating the buses up
to $60 @ year per pupil.
Atty. Gen. Thomas M. Kava-
nagh issued an opinion in Septem-
ber in ‘which he said the special
payments must be made for all
students, parochial or otherwise.
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Better Late Than Never
|Hollywood Headlines:
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD i — Buddy Rog-
lems, grayer but as handsome as
ever_at 51, has once.-again--gone’
back to movie acting,
* + *
Buddy's career dates back to
the silents, He was a popular lead-|
ing man during the 30s and quit/
films to fly for the Navy during story of famoug baseball player
Lou Gehrig.
Goldwyn has asked Superior
|Court permission to take deposi-
tions from certain Columbia of-
ficials with gn eye toward filing
a law sult.
jments im the band has the war. Afterwards he had one
brief fling at acting, but in recent
years has stuck to producing films:
with his wife Mary Pickford, plus!
night club and TV appearances.
Buddy Rogers to Star
jin ‘The Killer and 2] Men’
the major milli aren't comin
up with them, We figure we can
make them at a good price, sell.
them reasonably and then turn
them ove? to television.”
He and his associates have a
full program planned, Their next
project may be an underwater
‘subject to be filmed in the West
Indies or another Western to be|
shot in Mexico.
More acting for him? “Could Bull Terrier Awarded
‘Patsy,’ Animal ‘Oscar’
g named
vie Oscar.
Dr. W.
Assn.
“Wildfire,”
a St. Bernard dog. HOLLYWOD W—A bull terrier|
“Wildfire” is the winner
of the 6th annual Patsy Award,
the animal equivalent of the mo-
The awards were announced by
A. Young, western region
director of the American Humane}
owned by Claudia’
Slack and Lillian Ritchell and
trained by: William Koehler, ap-
peared in the movie “It’s a Dog's
| Life,” Runners up in 1955 films|
were Francis, the Mule, and Faro)
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AWARD \OZPTADO
be.’
Civil Defense Heads
Named for.2 Areas His trick of playing all the instru-
always:
bem ‘a showstopper.
Now he’s inte en a parson
in a Western called ‘ The Killer
and 21 Men.” He says it’s merely
coincidental that he is also listed
as the producer, Two new city Civil Defense di-
rectors have been appointed to the
county roster, director Lewis C,
Jarrendt said recently.
They are Patrick Thomas Jr, In
Madison Heights, and George T.
[NEVER THOUGHT OF IT
Goldwyn sald. he. was. ee
the rights te Gehrig's Ife story
| by the former New York Yan-
kee slugger’s widow, Eleanor.
| The story later was made into
the film, “Pride of the Yankees.”
|" The producer charged that CBS'
| Climax” television program in-
tends to produce a one-hour dram-
piatization from the life of Gehrig’
= April 19.
Brando Ready to Work
TOKYO —Movie star Marlon!
| Brando, tanned and beaming ar-
irived today from Hong Kong ‘to
jbegin work on “The Teahouse of
ithe August Moon." The movie will
‘be filmed in Japans ancient capi-
tal of Kyoto and the nearby temple’
city of Nara.
“I trust St. J
Aspirin For chien” SaysMRS.D.HOLLE
Loa a= oes. It's. ys}
| sr JOSEPH ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN | “T never had any thought of act-
| ing again,” he smiled. “But we
were working over the script and|
| the parson's part started to de-
velop very nicely. Several people Ber
jthought I-should do it, and I be-
gan to think about it. I don't think
Mary was in favor of it, but I did
‘it anyway. Now I'm glad‘! did,
and I think she is too.”
His last picture, he explained,
and Madeleine Carroll, and it's!
circuit.
Buddy is enthused about getting
into peetactne:
made action pictures in color
ithese days,” he remarked, ‘The
‘drive-ins are crying for them, and
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WARNER BROS. rmene
I dieda |was eight years ago. It was a)
farce called ‘Don't’ Trust Your| ip
Husband”” with Fred MacMurray
now making the rounds on the TV| $25,
“There's a big field for well-| Roy
| fighland. Tepe
‘Actor Anthony Dexter. Jeffers in Troy.
The complete list of civil defense.
jdirectors for county municipalities |
| follows:
| , Addison Teuaship eee
; Avon Township
kley wer: MeCalium
Short
Birmingham .......sss0. Dana Whitman |
Bloomfleid Hills seo. Elmer Kephart
Brandon Township Y Charles Stewart
Clawson : Verne Whiting
Peruineten itm Harold M. French
‘Township edie Cote
iPerndaie —....ce.00:- Bruce D. rbutt
Mase) Part .....;:.. William P. Walker |
Holly, Sevens
‘ownshi »» Anton Bergeren |
Pr ed L. Yookey
Independence Twp. obert GO. Philly
‘ad! += Patrick Thomes, Jr.
ee and Towne! Ceell Stetier
‘owl. ‘Townes uane B. u
‘Prank J. Voll, @r Gienford 6. Leonard
Robert Williams
Edward Bossardet, Br.
Waiter K, Wiliman
oy L. Hardy
Robert A. Bione iP °
Oakland se .
ik Park
Orion,
Orton Township he
Quford and Township
Pon eaerenneen peneiee Township ...
whee Royal Oak vevecees Wernald BE. Horn
, a. k
whship ... om Samuel P. Mitctvell
ber Lyon and
Lyon Township Robert Pollock |
Seathiiel Township
.. Lawrence A. Piferiike and
| Mrs. Lynn Hershey
| Springfield Township Robert Hasiock
roy
| Waterford Twp, .....
West eeate a Twp.
White Lake. and
wees Andrew L. Plano ‘ Loujs Dorman, ‘Jr
Divorced by Wife
not be husband and—father and
maintain a film cateer at the
same time.”
Mrs. Marjorie Todd Craig, 37,
won the divorce yesterday, on the
‘formal ground of cruelty, and
$250 monthly support for the chil-
dren, Kimberly, 4, and Claudia,
2, plus $100 & month alimony for
three years.
She cross-filed to his original di-
vorce suit, brought under his le-
gal name of Walter J. Craig. Dex-
ter, 43, withdrew his complaint
after a property settlement was
reached, The couple married in
1947,
More than $1 out of every $7
spent for goods and services in
the United States during 1955 was
invested, in construction. i i Core | T. Jetfers ;
. Jofin F. Warren |
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_> THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1956
City Commission Agenda tars S svt ome e
sy ter :
‘Includes Improvernents | ssa si » couse Confronting the 1954-56 City) Public hearings are scheduled|Curb, gutter work for the Cham- Commission tonight is ane of their|for the following: ' bers-Bowen i th
last official acts, will be a 21-| Intention to construct curb, guiter,/@ Paving company fer paving on
point agenda made up-predoniin-|telocated “trom Perty ‘to Pedeoek nage 1956 Program. = : ately of public improvement proj- Crenerien. eo aarery avenue from! A public hearing date is expect-
ects for the city. Cpecial assessment roll tor curb, gut-/ed to be set for the vacating of On Thursday t. the jg.|*ets_ @nd related work for Yale street|Maines ~ avenue in the. Clinton)’ Fb atiageoe ocs.ni comm relearn to, University with €oD-iHeights Subdivision.
election returns, . officially formu- Ps Assessment roll i See water main Two petitions will be received
lating the 1956-58 City Commission. Fuller. ‘Clare ‘venue “trom Joaiyn tsifor curb, ‘gutter, and related ork
Five engineer's estimates, four pets fea, and for Puller avenue from re Pt ! nb r Bis gral cat
PSE RELINED... YOU GET THE LINING, ANDO TLL 00. THE JOB
OH YOU SWEET THING! A'LL RUN RIGHT_CQWN AND ee
oa sae
Diarinerg”
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Features
Sendra. i
for carb, gutter, and related Fence to Columbia. (Confirmation de- ss euennin: ties Salke te
work and the other for a sani- Special assessment roll for curb, gut-| University,
tary sewer, will be aired by the ter, and related work for Mopkins street ’ re :
. “the rg [from Baldwin to University with con-| A communication from two Pon-
Ay NE WH She comamalanten's inrmation dotues tiac police officers relative to
eoveeTuene eapeeted. In other action, the commission-|_. oreime will ‘also be aired at An agreement between the city|®Ts are expected to grant approval nichts session. ’ and the Michigan State Boend ol] i re ot a nee | hare le Meee
Alcoholism for the establishment|™e2t Public improve-| sperms” disappeared from a of the Alcoholism Information|™ent projects. __ |Doneaster, England, ‘school for the Center in Pontiac, is also expected They are also expected to re- jdeaf after the principal criticized
‘ delve a deed from David B. |hair styles shown in a magazine. | to’ be approved.
BOARDING HOUSE
= lag?
By V. T. Hamlin -
) ae Neen IG SEE, TNIGGS/ FATHER USED TO DET HE HAVE SIX OR SEVEN PHOTOS oF ENSOYS THREE MEALS A YZ DAY, MAJOR /~ THE Z| FEMALE FRIENDS — NOW THERE VY, DAY, ie Z\ 18 BUT ONE, SOME ELLE NAMED) / LADIES ARE LIKE “\ MELISSA wm UM-KAFE/fm tim 7 | HORSES NOU CAN
wk PLACED WOMANHOOD: ON A ity
CAN YOLS READ . ch eee on eG ut / Me on Sats ee ca OH, BOy---) WHAT || HE'S TOO HEAVY - Sai ER WY | —T MR. FATSO 16 = |]. 150. FOR ONE SCALE ; “™ ae IN GOING IN TO POUNDS - 3 SE |
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WH] THEM TO TAKE THAT \& HN OLD THING DOWN WH N|\ TO THE BASEMENT tonne, |) X JUST BEFORE WORK
“A ) “AND SCHOOL TIME!
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TL 38, 1956
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fancy, .90-8-Ihv box; No. 1
ss DETROIT EGGS. ~~ IE DETROIT, April 3 (AP)
ry yo A ee oon ui en : . avg. 44;
B large
B 43; grade. C latge 36-
gota Ne ‘avg. 36%.
et dt ee pounds Browns--A large 404-42; medium. 39.
iy.
Idaho ruseets 4.50.4,
baled ewt, basis 6.70,
hesota-North Dak:
24-25; gray crosses 25; barred rocks
25-28, Over 4% Ib 39-30,
Us for First. Hand Info
__in Stock and Bonds
: ee ee ee panto 8 heeesber of af
4 Principal exchanges minute
_ | Quotation service available at all times.
_ C.J. Nephler Co. © ~~ Om y National Bank Bldg.
HOURS: 9 TO 5
| Li ‘Bu
||) 11.76-13.50 with averages around 400
ib mostly 12.78-13.00. Galable catile 7,500; salable caiyes 300; steers h echolce and better scarce,
steady; other ¢ slow, steady to ae Tel lower; heifers , steady to 25 lower; wows
ades 14.50-
; 10.00-20.00
- 714 Community Nat’)
\ Bank Building _ Phone FE 4-1568-9.
BAKER & HANSEN ’ Richard H. DeWitt -
Donald E: Hansen
Fire Insurance
Life Insurance
Plate Glass Insurance
Bonds—aAll Types
“The best system is to have and the 2 . one party govern
- —Thomas 8. Reed
shorn ewes, 5.00-7.00.
‘ DETROIT STOCKS
Nephier Ca.)
Baldwin -Rubber Co.*,... 16.4 17
Gemmer Mfg. Co......... 36 4638 #3
Go. L. On & Chem. Co... 16 61
Howell Elec, Mtr. Co..... 46 4
Peninsular M. Prod. Co 104° 114 10
The COs oanees® M1212 Rudy Mf ©o...........42 429 4
Toledo Edison Co.... oo 4G. 146
— Screw Prod. Co... Lo.
®No sale; bid and asked.
The Associated ;
Noon, today. ....279.9 1469
-. Complete
p, Investment _
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your phone ond call us fot experienced
ut investments. Your inquiries o
hone, by
Guilty of Area Breakin
i
: 3 »
:
2 | H. Ritter of 4 S. Saginaw St. plead-
ed guilty yesterday before Oakland
}County. Circuit Judge Clark J.
|Adams. Ritter wil Ibe sentenced
/April 9. ;
t Mixed,
ng Activ fancy, “s.00) Jone
No bu; Mo, 1; °2,75-3.28 bu: Steele's Ro, 3.15 bu.:
ui 8
$8
2
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Esk gat 2 e
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10-80 6-ib. box, rhubarb, hothouse, No.
1, 1.00-1.56 doz. behs. Rutabagas, No. i i340 bu, Turnips, . No. 1, 80 bu, : ee f
PEEL ii .. f.o.b,
trot, cases included, federal-state|,
$1-53, it~ °. ee weigh: :
avg. Ie
$1, wed, ave. 50%; large a Kemet rit
New York Stocks - (bate Morning Quotations),
. mir 30.5; mediums 39; U.8.
j| Standaias 36: dirties “36.8; checks 36; eae es q * . Al
Ceeae, ark os toes: Ar- ry
SaPESERED ERE
ee get e 4
BSCeSsy=t mt ee
6 era
mand slow market dull and barely
re stock:
ot 15, in 10 Ib sacks wales ¢ 00; ys Pon 8 S
washed and waxed, cobblers "ts = A
sees seesex a = wee oh eae
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Poultry ‘DETROIT POULTRY
DETROIT, April 3 (AP)—P: paid!p,
tes Leb. "Detroit for No. 1 quality |p
USSSVIBW S088
Heaty ‘hene 31-20 i ht type 20; hea: ~“W; y i
or s ase-3% Yes): whiteslp
Be SE Be ie
26; ea tea «6(8-5% «Tbs «631-53; duck.
es 32.
i 793% @eeeen=a #6
eeB.cssssesutessesesseyce
elelene~ weal wuaude *
Repub Bth oo. —*
ad George Arnold, of -18579 Floral
ee
siesees . * ee *
—
weet BSeuesst > =
me 1,250 tb steers 23.00; a few loads nn ehoice and mixed choice and prime
1$-22.75; choice
:
SwiFuSSSNS2BSESSI2E8
eee waeuve
ee Get
aevu-ar
S2SSR=58 1 ; good ;
eifers 16.25-20.50; utility to low good
13.00-16.00; wtility and commer-
I aD Area Resident —
Pays $100 Fine
for Stolen Oil.
Shows Increase |=. | Division’s Production Up
4,180 Units During}
March 1956
General Motors Truck and Coach Division was the only division &
showing a production increase in
Maroh, 1956, over March, 1955, GM
announced
Of the total, 341,116 were passen-
‘iiger cars and 49,381 were trucks.
“Three month totals for all GM f
-4!production indicate 1,121,355 units
“seaiin 1956, compared to 1,178,391 in
1955 oa
* 8 @-
Figures for March 1956 for Chev-
rolet were 164,087, compared to
7. 7/173,030 in °55; Pontiac, 37,962, com- “ : pared to 59,894 in '55; Oldsmobile,
'4/48,919, compared to 58,593 in °55;
ta.4| Buick, 61,456, compared to 79,034 in
~ |"55: and Cadillac, 14,819, compared
45.3 /to 15,384. :
1'Four Men Plead Guilty
4\to Farmington Breakin
Four men charged with the $160
robbery March 18 of a~Farming-
ton Township grocery store plead-
‘ied guilty yesterday before Oakland
4\County Circuit Judge Clark J.
Adams. . se
e * *
‘The four are David Pehrson, of
16178 Chatham Rd., Redford;
Ave., Livonia; Thomas Kelley, of
as 17660 Westbrook Rd., Farmington;
and Gerry Ginther, of 18974 Dale
4) St., Redford.
They will be sentenced ‘April 16.
3|Leaving Accident Scene
#3 Brings 2-Year Probation
James E. Wells, 27, of 3750 Cal-
‘s\ vert St., Detroit, was sentenced to
two years’ probation with $150
: court costs yesterday for leaving
the scene of an injury accident.
Wells pleaded guilty March 19
before Oakland County Circuit
Judge Clark J. Adams to leaving
the scene of an accident Feb. 12
at Woodward Avenue and 11 Milt
road without identifying himself.
Birmingham Resident —
Sentenced to Jackson -
li cial cows 11,56-1 0; canners and ¢ut- vow
SERIF
VeaG®
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Be.
Be -“Fvanel
aw tae!
xuRsse
Sk
—odert SeSeu : and
ib stocker and feedt
load a
3 Stood the Gaff
A Navy expedition to Aritarctica
recently discovered a wooden hut
which had been used as a shelter
48 years ago by a British explorer.
The hut was still intact despite re-
peated burials in winter snow and Term for Drunkenness __ jother weather rigors.
Gets Term in Jail _
higher than Mondey, and 50-75 hi
for two days; slaughter sheep mainty
ateady; good to pri wooled 110
lb down 50-21,00; & deck 116 aver-
aget. at 30.80;. few good a ° 135 ib weights at 18.60; cull to good
lambe 12.00-19.00; several loads and lots
mostly choice 83-104 Ib shorn lambs
No. 1} and fall shorn a
load carrying mixed No, t to 3s, mathly No. 1 and 2 pelis 94 Ib at 19.25; cull to
choice wooled ewes 5.50-8.50; a few 1 High Low Neon
Allen Elec, & Equip Co... 41 4 4. Paul R. Ivani,"28, whose las't
address was a Birmingham room-
ing house, was’ seritenced yester-
day to two tb/five years in State
Prison of Soythern Michigan.
Ivan pleaded guilty to gross in-
decency March 19 before Oakland
‘County “Cireuit Judge Clark J.
Pontiac Woman Receives
A Pontiac’ woman who pleaded
(guilty to a third offense of drunk be im ‘and disorderly conduct was sen-
Figures after decimal points are eighths| Failing to pay a $100 fine, Paul|tenced yesterday to six months to
iGreen, 28, of 626 E. Tennyson Ave.|two years in the ‘Detroit House of
yesterday was -jailed-15-days by;Correction by Oakland County Cir-
Bloomfield Hills Justice A. J. Rich-|cuit Judge Clark J, Adams. | ~ |-
ardson. Green had pleaded guilty) Jessie Richards, 33, of 148 W.
to a charge of reckless driving.| Pike, pleaded guilty March 20.
STOCK AVERAGES . |
NEW YORK; April 3—Compiled by
3 6188 60
i ane a Utll Stocks _ TROY TOWNSHIP VOTING PRECINCT *{ js Av On ae em
teal Lo 4.8. 190.9
Prev. day ..4....2727 147.0 148 190.9
Week ago ..4... 260.7 147.5 74.8 “189.2
Month a@o ...0+.260.0 139.2 74.7 182.7
Year ago ..0..-218.2 1285. WT 1605) ew eo
1956 1OW ..c0050:244.0 1290 71.6 1716 m1055 high ..0....257.8 1424 75.7 181.8 1085 low .|...... 201.1 114.9 672 1488 ‘se cz
Charged with breaking into al.
6 w #
| gas station on Rochester Road with|- —#e
Oma
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irmingham
Puneral Home in Sarnia for serv- Py
2500 E. MAPLE RD.
OPEN WEDNESDAY ‘TIL §
in state at the Huntoon Funeral Home. ;
SINCERE THANKS TO M B.-
McGhee who returned lost wallet,
onl ae Prized very highjy by Conveyor | -
Structural Estimators and
‘Conveyors:
future Pe 3 y Corp. ia
A
HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS s
CHASSIS DESIGNERS
PRODUCT CHECKERS
TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT
DIVISION
ER WITH CAR. &
for Pontiac arta.
rs vay.
8, blankets verware,
wrre, +c. Highest com.
Mer-
De-
"EXPERIENCED SERVICE MAN ashe ‘
Must be ag Bd %
Sundee » Co, : 5454 Dixte Highway. = -_—
Food Plan Salesmen
; several men who are not satisfied with thelr In Memoriam z PPP ALS PPP OL na.
IN MEMORY OP
¥ April 3, 1950. er life was full of kindly deeds,
« hand im al) our needs.
Pleasant smile and heart of Mile
ary plus Pontiac
passed aWay one year ago March
His path he walked with truth and
Je, good and kind
And his certainty of heaven
Comforted
Sadly | aan by bi
i
Market. Full line of Easter Flow- HIRED TRACTOR AND TRAILER dry freight, Highway work.
— have good references, FE
Ost progressive com-
chemical
in-
ise
is
ressery” is Is'a career posi
tion with excellent earnin
a ene eset INSPECTORS - WIDE SELECTION OF EASTER “ : Lillies. tulips iris at thie Oakjand Experienced in settin
between Scott Lake rd. and Te _§fapb, Sat, 7 am. to 1 pm
Funeral Directors _*
up and
lerance parts on
MC MFG. CO. 118 _Indianwood Rd. Lake
MAN TO CALI ON HOUSEWIVES
Earn $15 &
wp daily, Kendale's, 14. -8. -Bagi-
new, Lake Orion -
MAN TO START GASOLINE POW- rental cu:
: . ag * man’s continued
Donelson-Johns 2 Si’ Petty Beste
“D' ESIONED YOR "PONERALS”
Servic: FE 2-604) . *
-
to
ake and
ediately.
Voornees-Siple _ FUNERAL HOME Ambulance A, Piane or
. Cemetery Lots 5 PBPPPPP PALA OE A Oe PPP
OAKLAND HILLS MEMORIAL
me | 5) en
each, A bargain. M suai, _ Money? Security ?
_ Advancement?
You Can Have Them All
RSELF HOW IT N THE 8CREEN THE SEE A Ne
FOLD BEFORE YOUR EYES.
Your Only Admission
Ticket Necessary for
CERE DESIRE FOR R oh ott THAN AVERAGE WAY OF LIFE WILLING TO WORK
Help Wanted Male 6
Men of Oakland County
What Do You Want —
ER
Hammer Man
~ Layout Man.
Top Rates
58-Hour Week
Manu. Product Ca: WOLCOTT =
reer PRA SE, LI, 2-6787 f
_ SHOE SALESMA} * Experienc: Permanent
‘position & good Turpin
~ EM 34692
Salesman for Venetian. : '
Blinds and Awnings:
¢ ;
Ambitious young man between 22-
45 with car, Experience preferred
but not necessary. Good earning
possibilities. All employe benefits.
Apply persotine! office, 3rd floor.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
154 N. Saginaw
Pontiac, Mich.
«
SPOTTER. FOR SILKS AND woolens, must be experienced. a
SALESMAN sos
Jal sitcat’ ack meepeauny, “haee? $465 Auburn Road, AuberD
Interestea ip making money —
full time only, Apply in . reo.
Bateman & Kampsen tity. 3M _8. Tele FE SALESMEN WA! . «2)
‘QOVERING, AND "PLUMB Puaert OF oe, can
NECESSARY APPOINTME:
ONLY, MR. SHA re
A
By; Fox -Dry Cleaners, 719
~ TOOL.
ROOM
HELP FOR |
AFTERNOON - SHIFT SEF
“BILL
WEIGHTMAN
Frankkn
| Products
Co. 29199 Orchard Lake Rd.
Farmington Twp.
TV" SPRVICEMAN MUST BE ood bench man. Call MY 2-821. ake on ‘TYPIST FOR BIULING DEPART- ment. Apply Motorcar Transport
Co,, 200 East Tennyson
. Wanted diemakers, bench
_hands, must have tool-
‘room experience, no age .
limit, apply in person.
Joda Indwstries Inc., 66
N. Parke St.
eomneeterennmnerinedlnaanan
WANTED: GRILL MEN.
WANTED EXPERIENCED NSN. lation salesman Tnteresteq in
make good pe Por appoint-
ment call PE 5-057
“WANTED: SALESMAN AT ONCE. P. W. Dinnan x W Huron st. -
WANTED: MEN WITH PLASTIC experience: also layout men. C & W. Pattern Mig. Co. 6480 Clinton ville Rd. Clarkston. OR
9 _JOUNG MEN
Soe LY “ ' Por 36 teac are, Call im~
Wem. fo 10 nm. "ARTHUR MURRAY ‘STUDIO -
25 E. LAWRENCE ST.
SEARS: ROEBUCK | & CO.
1S >
SEEKING AN
Ambitious young man to sel] cus
tom made Venetian biinds and
awnings, Experienced preferred,
but not ¥y. Car
Position offers good earnings. AN
employe benefits.
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
“TWENTY-THREE :
“ALTERATION |
LADY |
== _ RAPPY ’S
ae a
, TYPING. . ELERT, FE -4-2571 FOR APPOINT-|¢
cou. < siege REPAIRS
oe a
EXP. GRILL L.coOK
+ an bekanys |
EXP. COOK
Fn "Esch, Lal ti Pe GIRL
vand child care. 1
Stay $0 8
EXPERIENCED COOK, BIRMIN
bam Community | unity House, Midwest
general aannowers eae
minghsm
fet yesoking, oF
good. MI 64586 "salary A ye, ~ Cah tn
Shor MURRAY STUDIO
25 -E, LAWRENCE ST.
one who is experienced
knows how to rvise ane
oar pays —
Ress, ANTED: MUSICAL DIRECTOR oa a
Birmingham
HAS IMMEDIATE..QPENINGS
Secretaries
fae Stenographers
WITH OR WITHOUT
' ‘ SXPERIENCE
in various ‘tatt staff offices, ach “8 =
sales,
and controller’ s Sidra ortice, a
APPLY.
2500 BE. MAPLE RD.
BIRMINGHAM
OPEN WEDNESDAY TILL 8 P.M.
GENERAL OFFICE Typing essential. Position is per-
neue with detior-than-erersgs) |
ARTHUR'S, . 48 N, Saginaw 8t.
GIRtS 1 FOR WORK IN LAUNDRY
only one “$00 8. Telegraph, near Or-
_chard Lake Ave. - etunity
Employment Agencies 8A
ee
Beets rs 4 “necessa!
Es = Also Genersi Work Wanted Mole 10
ABI}
mons Ais END
Secs ; * el te Pad te \ :
Sacks) YO nots, ie DP — Ki
Work Wanted Female il PPP I A
¥ jronings done, $3, & bu, FE 12-6866
2 WOMEN W. on WASH-
PPE boas
“CAREER ‘CENTER
‘ane
Gini FRIDA yy ‘ody.
experienced .
ACCTS. PAYABLE own trans \
pA PH err
pao mm working tontiitone —_ £ Birmin, Em meus Service, ae chan P
te Bank Bldg.
Downtown office. 6% days’ week.
FE 42551
“DENTAL ASSISTANT
ive iurvicinity of Drayton Plein. PONTIAC EMPLOYMENT
PE ¢-2551
GENER: AL. OFFICE or ever.
PE 42551
GIRL FRIDAY T need a Soorest girl to train
ton in is ers” "achosively”
3, pene Btate
TYPIST, WITH
shorthand between «35 and 50.
fice experience reaired. 40 bours
weekly, “4 , months, shorter
‘HAVE YOU TR AED
SALES PERS
AND HAVE
BEEN peers
REWARDED FOR IT? Nationally known companies have
3 executive openings on part. time
basis, that will pay you as much)
&s $410 on each person you train RAPID TYPIST
Product in complete he TYPI
ublic. Car a must.
ell, FE LS ty before noon Thure-
day; April
HOUSEKEEPER ae de CHARGE | of fatherless home children for working mother.
4-0311, ngage cen norman napsonei
LADY UNDER 50, HOUSEWORK.
ee children. Live-in. OLive
LADY POR laa 8T AY
nights. O)
LADY FOR LIGHT HOUSEWO!
and care for 2 boys. One nchoat
age. Live “Ya, Sunday?
: = days, or FE GRAESNERS | JOBS FOR GIRLS THE. NATION’S LARGEST IN MICHIGAN
eround Pues
.* $945
GRAE BNER’ S—Pontiac “EXCLUSIVELY FOR GIRLS" 313 Pontiac. State Bank Bide. Phone FE 5-0277
JOBS FOR M EN, TRAINEE .
T/ TRUCK rer | good ref. Hoe
TRAIN a $300
LADY WHO LIKES
PAINTING
RATING FOR SELL-
ING PAINT & WALL-
PAPER. SOME... EF?
PERIENCE HEL PFUL
CALL MR. PLATZ, FE
42571.
% start
_ #6174. Between 6 and MOTHER'S HELPER, sie pays week. bive in, Christ
MI 64741. an tra!
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en.
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FE 06-0416 for
wi-
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start. AT CA. |
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oat PE ates RECORD GIRL reco Nancy at Career Cénter, Por sales work ene 3h Bidg. FE 68-0416 Por wholesale dtatrfoator. Will be
SALESMAN FOR - witorEsa x 3
‘work he and deliver FE 6-1910.
WOMAN Wants DAY WORK BY FE 54-8035. the hour.. 94273 | _ the hour. PE 50035. __ $4300| WOMAN WANTS WORK: DISH. “Sine” cook of daywork. PE
Would like honsework by
the day. . Please call FE
2.2744. -
WANTED: BABYSITTING 6 DAYS ek. FE +4006. ' WANTED ED WASHINGS AND TRON-
es.
_Mi4t'g AUBURN AVE. FE 44149.
A-l GENERAL REPAIRS. HOME
and niu oe after 6. wi LAYING, SANDING & FIN. Pont ac Hardwood )
weit Baldwin
by Herahberser|
ie HILEE ‘HLLOW RACING STABLES mm —
In OWN HOME Ike IROR THE Peck
___ Building Service 12
BLOCK BRICK_ CEMENT
- & 32-2468. | ie combination windows $
wicHioan, mc HOME a
ADD A_ROOM AT LOW CO8sT.
PREE ESTIMATES. ALSO
ROOFING, SIDING, Ri 9
a oe “AND GREEZEWAYS. CA re i-2
38. FE 27004. EVES”
CEMENT AND. E BLOCK CK WORK.
2... See
“CEMENT & BLOCK work, FE 5-0782
DRY WALL
Complete a additions ond
remodeling Ve
_Pree estimate F
ELECTRIC iL WiRtNO_LI
_Ed Murray, FE 2-8657.
FLOOR | SANDIN
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® om, oe Raisind wot a work,
dirt wos gravel. F
D&M BLDG: SERV TCE
CEMENT I8 OUR SPECIALTY: Floors, basem EM 3-4879.
iG, OLD FLOORS
ialty, Carl L. Bills. FE
FLoon ie SANDING ies |
Bu ot.
7819
GUAR £0 ROOFS. ALL
souRe WOVING, FULLY. ios Fk FE 49450. Lb. A
___ Business Services
A&B TRENCHING Fostinas. woter tine elt We. tile. PET
ACE, TREE SERVICE, be
and trimming, Get our
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Fireplaces and
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service. Free
__Phone FE
LAWNMOWER SHARPENING AND
cooled service, $140
_Pontise. Lx. OR 3-211.
~~ Great Lakes
Home and Lawn Service
Small ‘tricking fobs and floor pol-
FOR
Pla eee
wk ae on a A a
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THE BEST IN SERVICES,
____Call ORIando 3-3132
“HEATING TING SERVICE
Gas, of] burners end furnaces”
Age . | GustoM BEBO RATING, WALL
co.
®t ea WASHING AND WINDOW
ch I tories, ree cotiin ates.
|. Shovers Janitorial Ser Bervice.
Dresimakiag, Tailoring 16 16}
DRESSES; SUITS, COATS _terations. 191 E. Huron. PE 41074.
LADIES’ AND. CHILDREN’ sovations, 6 Arcadia Ct, a
E 22168
Income Tax Service 17
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rete Eee 2
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“INCOME TAX SERVICE
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Huron P. Ww.
‘INCOME TAX
18 W. HURON
FE 4-1992
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m 18
FE +1602 ___ Eves FE #0317
NO WAITIN BENJAMIN R. nn Sue,
‘EVES, PE 8-0137
INCOME TAX 6 K SERVICE ‘IN YOUR
~~ JACK BANNEN
TAX SERVICE
NEW LOCATION
| 8. SAGINAW
NEED HELP? With income tax return. $8 per
rr + oe return. FE wv
eo | SHI J aping 18A Sininieuren tenet Annee
LAN a an up by experts
LANDSCAPE oT OR
Rome. Fields Go. FE cone
__Moving & Trucking. 19
wants work.
tod gravel, FE. 2-000)
O'DEL CARTAGE
ASE pe arian Cal Fs 44-4696. > Rent Apis F Furnished, 33 Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34.
2s
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__wants work, PE ¢6421 anytime.
TR AND HAULING, RUB-| _censed Dish anytine. Che Cheap. PE ‘8-1770,
TIGHT AND vy UCKING, eee Sand, fill
v vel, Sop sol and fil) dirt, OR | Li
. anytime. Call FE
Trucks to Rent TRUCKS, TRACTORS
Pontiac Farm and
Industrial Tractor Co. 8. WOODWA:
_mate. PE ¢ saniamae
ACE WALL , WASHING & pause.
ing. Free est, $2211,
ALWAYS Se ERDASLE PAINT-
ecomens 26 yrs. exp. FE
Steaming service. Com- fierce, “ee 39435,
all all aera Ww ww . re’
_by_ steam, tess,
~~ PAINTING, j, PAPERHANGING — WALLS CLEANE
TUPPER, OR 3 Tost
Pree estimates. . PE 2
- FE | PAPER HANGING = og PAINTING. PLASTER Fi FE"? AND on ve
bi Free es po ool FE 2-40
4534
vew TREE @ GERVICE = ghey.
rai. enre "removal — “tree WALL WASHING NG, AND. S AEITING
Jen wo anteed, OR
ltd
SWEDISH AsneGs & THERAPY.
ial A, technique. 72
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a a otetidindtind
DAY _ ror, io iOHT oi VY SERVICE.
pone. MM. STRABA pane EXPERT TV SERVICH. ALL
Cox Television. 463 8. Saginaw.
PE_ 56-4620
ADIO & TV, 127 8. PARKE
JOHNGON'S ered “AND TV
49_E. Walton Bivd. ____ FE +7601
168 E. Pike
~ Typewriter | ‘Service » 22A PEP PAPAL API LALLA LIPO
chine iring. Expert work.
. ral Printing and Office Sup-
Free estimates,
|, THOMAS “UPHOLSTERING MS. Li _ PE 5-0888
PCOVERS, s Ry a Your ma! ceterial, rial. FE 5-6
MA 54785 POUND: ar pont CALL FED-
__eral one, pe er
om ? 1@MO.-OLD BOXER, FAWN ite. Ans. to wee ax
» 861 N. PE 5-500.
Lost: RO . sen NORTH
age Reward. FE
4 EE onl
Open. Day oe Bestel, ey REDUCED RATES — ven Sg you. Smith
Painting & & Decorating 2¢ 20
Painting & Wall Washing 2208
WID, WELL FURN. 2 OR 3 BED.
house Le lt ~
Physio-Therapy_ _ IA _
Toone ‘COUPLE W WITH 3 SMA . chibareg desires 2 or BK... SMALL | show
home. Unfurnished. FE
~ ‘Television on Service 22 =
: , mon WIkL SHARE FUR sRED COPENHAVER’S RADIO & TV) '¢ room hom wit 2 NT
ag i lanl wore ae hid er working - girl to share
. OR 3-1789 after
Wed. Contracts, » Mtgs. 32
ACTION!
On the ah of your ' we 3s i is what r Land St | O& makes, Service calis # to 9 Ja-
GPARANTEED TV REPAIR, A’ att
nc 3, RADIO-TV. iTV. FE GIT Bee, Us for” fe Vast be
} . i? too large all com
nitw: M., Stout, Realtor
N Saginaw pireet 'pn, FE s-s16s
BEFORE YOU 6ELL TOUR LAND
contract, shop around then see TYPEWRITERS & ADDING Ma-
CAPITAL SAVINGS & LOAN E
sw. Huron gt ee Sosa
8 CUSTOM UPHOLSTER-
ia ir Cooley Leake Rd, EM
Lost & Found 24 nusse! Young
IMMEDIATE ue jand contract
a |-K L. . Templeton, Realtor
oh "MORTGAGES > =. Age grigy - 4 Hh eave
ico CASH
WE
NEED .!
. flee er ae - Peet cow.
ea 2 i Jc: HAYDEN, Realtor : EB, Walton Open Eves,
Wanted Real Estate 32A
CASH FOR LOTS. ASK FOR TOM BATEMAN
BATEMAN-KAMPSEN one 2 VATE Der REALTORS FE 40528
Aerotred red Knapp na 18 Fred | Yerman ir
AUDIVOX HEARING AID. RM. 1 RM. 10,7
40530. 6 Ww. : PE 4.2577
tras | HAVE 2 CLIENTS POR How of eee: bs of Ag 3 on
$iz.080 Pores ol Pa. Taye
‘PEDDLING YOUR
- PROPERTY?
Sell-To Trade You o’puY ir IT-WE'LL It
Clarkston » Real Estate A
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aS i KS WAN /
a bees Us Teewte fe be ots gh EB)
“WHITE >
ae al a i McKINNEY
wee S
wo ac ar AO nye 41197
— gr ig
erties, acreage oF mee Quail.
buyers
ROY KNAUF, Realtor
26% W
“LISTINGS WANTED
for all skinds res
erty in the Rochester ares.
Roger B. Henry, Ine. 6) 3) es St. 160 B. Auburn RA
Mich. —s CONTRACTS *|
“ate win at
or Not Séld"
.
te
a
entrance. EMpire
Tie ae 7 ROOMS AND BAR PRIVATE
— a oe ROOMS, UPPER. 4
Teena couple oe ewe men.
LH. BROWN, Realtor
1382 W. Huron. _-Ph, FE 2-4820
W.. Huron; FE 2-1421, OA 6-3338
hare many buyers pa We ha
OL 14121
street. Close to town and
Sock, * era _ A
ia CLEAN Mia 7
an
__Plorence.
‘Rent Apts. Furnished 33
29-6236.
T Room KITCHENETTE a ee:
Ms WUR- " Ent, & bath: Adults.
2 ROOMS, CLOSE TO TOWN AND Ve "thw a One child weleome.
21 Rooms, » NEAR “FRCL CAE
| Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34
Ph WATERFORD. re APT. - Mae zs ot. Hod * i
_tbie party. MA 62008. "| AP BOS. BTC am CLEAN
7 LAROE Roos = Ransatberes
> noces. asin he
+ ROOMS AND nate downtown, new)
dren_ allowed,
fi THE PON TIAC PRESS, TUESDAY: APRIL 3, 11050 oi
ate,
-1PE #6161;
o- Onkiand SrLvan LK, “FRONT Sziren Vitoos tuece
meres “Income with’? apart
- CASH 1, iis, ¢, room ond hh
“’SYLVAN.
LOVELAND
ENT Welebilebed tn 196
ener, . storm
— 450 down to 4% per
NORTH o~ Nearly new 2-bed-
hand shower, carpeting aoe FLOYD KENT, Realtor. 4 W, Lawrence
Next to Gecvunsre eg
LoT. “la serve.
$595 Down
| NEW 2 BEDROOM
_ -FHA HOMES ‘
OPEN DAILY FROM 1:00 P.M.
dene be BLDG: co.
se VACANT quick aS 3
) {tad family
AG. “ELLIOTT. & SONS i “western inrge at fat
shower, “led
Jated e foot lot, new
neigh: $ and sereens
“priced at $9,450 with $2,000 down
tie ad A saa" Ba come. rae liv! bg grea, 3
bedi" lasers ale are
FE me” or toe 4-4813 Ww." ae feos
Y Rept 2 nedrecm hem with, wath
$1,600 down, Retier
Fane SHEPARD
wa ING’ DOWN bedroom
COUNTRYSIDE L er ae op 2:
oora,
Ber lot, tree $1400 down. alt, ed "hi * ape eto
Fad for ‘colored.
‘er! Rear wi Terms.
roves lncome i Fustine. 2 units
comes. Noa arene wae.
Commerce Lk. Priv., Round
pene on vorner jot, e1 heb. $3,500
Secluded al nem. re. .—
on
Foon hey 5 ceramic ile bath, bath, tI CLARK REAL Serave ;
room home. | | MODEST MAIDENS
i —- eo
f By Jay Alan
month. Pius
om emt. for owner. Only $2,500
“RIDGEWAY REALTOR
915 Baldwin 46203
__MULTIPLE LISTING in
@- ACRES,*t ROOM MODER
“3000 Sherwood fd. off Saxhabaw. 4 DOwN
burn “Heights “Lot yoorise._ Well and tank included, Wo fi-
hance
wM, Go. TCOMB, REALTOR FE 54-0522
$550 Down NEW S'ROOM HOMES
$36.97 Per Mo.
erh oq
ped docs:
WILLIS M. BREWER.
ee aa oe
:. ‘bedroom, 2 tots. Cag lake privi-
go 2 Em. oan oe we Behind
Joe's, “a down.
2 By See 0 Alton, $7,360 with
Ww, DINNAN
66 W. Huron PE 62577
pe ee re ae
Foreea cit oi heat Lie
fee home, wast kitchen beth and
kr kee
and
hear rarage, 0 tae" — Pius mais heat and hat wear
jodernized hous: ¥ itenen, tiled bath.
ponies - Ry sy oon hem Near schools, shop-
wood 1 acre over- a x a sun
ia Rae Sette a ine rast ond rh . : to model, between Oakland = new 2 bem orick., Lares | ann Montcalm.
< room, w rpe
. Sra kitchen. Utility room Ca Hg-K stell Rea! ty ee a beauty, | 95 Oakland __ PE 5-945
—, Meer Rar Other homes from $7,500 up. haar ¢ Also desirable take - front lots, = 3 1 ow vl ya 5d jum
, Not ze Harve He |
"t. GG Trocke ~~. Realtor
8.
blinds. Gas
fo BUY. “TO SELL. REALTOR
Partridge is the “Bird” to see.
3 BEDROOMS—CITY.
$300 Dn. - 80” lots, hh doors,
pd aewe: more.
Castell Realty
ANNETT OFFERS
Near St. Michael's
Brick Ranch |
In exclusive location, prac-
* theally aa attractive.
bedroo ran home. iaeat k tat ctomce Kitchen
pone in Moe
Resta me Saas aininum = t rtorme and
Cem: way : with ee ent sh top come Seen yn Fa Fem car
Tri Level—Lk. Privile
L tied ec of the _
cludes Pe’ the full bath, —basement, heat,
Pose god ante tot" Many oe sthool, . transportation
Py sad heres. Full price $12.-
ig a _ T 1
ro ONLY Too “Ontiand ave. se Ales Open Ey Free Parking |.
IDEAL MOTEL SITE 2 miles north of Oxford, cutet
location on busy highway, com-
mercial soning, ence! front-
age on Very scenic, 13
acres call us for price and terms
FAMILY HOME
lake privileges
—
rch, 2 ¢
children. frame,
Lake,
apece,. fireplace, sun
garage. bie “terms =—
5% CONTRACT 2 bedroom floor furnace,
shemions siding Me Lap tress
‘w school, nretal fivabie
siteet. ara eS SS livable
—
anna
MART R EA LTY 1062 W. Huron:
FR 54-9407
4 18 THE “BIRD" TO SEE
ariidae
A BIG FAMILY
RANCH HOME
P pS New house near Commerce Rd,
drooms basement ‘ol heat.
Near Clintonvill, Rd. 2 Bedroo: eye stove. Large lot fenced, |
s780
ROSE McLARTFY __ FE_2-2102_or FE 5-3578
~~ SUBURBAN A dandy 2 bedroom &. bath with
peoenvend = Pp Ay -E- a
~ Jere
“FOR C COLORE D Well focateo 7 rooms and bath
Mrs. Bell, FE 2-3616. a
CUCKLER REALTY 236.N. Saginaw = PE 4-408
BERKLEY 5 RM. ME. & i a af. 300, “Sense ta base.
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
BRICK INCOME
Hlassed in ty tegnt porch, 3 . bed bans s pore ~
2, yet sized =modern
kite a < s rooms and bath up
private entrance, attached
far 3 Eo Segeusent with gas
fenced yerd in—has - bed, bee trode amd shrubs. This
is a very clean home.
“PERRY PARK.
$1,375 DOWN 2 bedrooms. Living room #x18 din- ing room and kitchen, very mod-
ern, be bath, off heal, part base-
Rt blocks t6 school, lot 50x
“OFF JOSLYN
"$1,183 DOWN
be La, 2 es yy et Chistes neneal
‘this will make ood starter name for~ ne saree.
‘IVAN Ww.
SCHRAM. FE 5.5091 or FE 5-947]
it Ey peewer ph. FE 5.2566
— & ba Tye 1 oes
1 seat eae Real, "Estate Exchangt
~ ADAMS” OAKHILL 8T
Nice 6 room pengaien: —* base-
ment, corner jot Convent to
schools and ‘| area, Very
clean, Nice a only
87.480 with’ $2,500 down, Shown by
appointment only, After 5. 3-2420. . .
2 peo ‘home Paved street
Corner jot. =. yard. Base-
ment, * aus hea 4 oo =
#. 500, $1,250 down. A’ 5.
383 Auburn Ave. PE 43303
BRICK BUNGALOW
bse il ween, Sheet. uaae hae
at oom, hed tiled me ire
large bedroom up ]
: SYLVAN LAKE
Just atross the road trom
ca nron cea He fh co
as ox $12, terms,
SEMINOLE HILLS ‘EM BREE & GREGG 1665 Union Lake Rd. w Union e Village
BM
Byes. PE 3-3705 or EM 33107
10 ACRES WITH A GOOD 3 BED- Piston. “Pull” price miles bes]
ae MARBL E, <BLE, Realtor
- Anne ER eid ses
WHITE —
@ mover fixtures, double ae
Fire slarm system. Needs
interior finishing. Priced te for quick a8 ball at $9,600 with only
FIRST TIME OFFERED
This neat 2 bedroom home situ-
ated on a large nicely lot featuring cat ve
Walls, basement, aluminum storms | sereens, kt pew = a4 |
down Better hurry = a on one!
WHITE BROS.
e O Qpen Eves ‘til ®
FIRST OFFERING
ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES
$13,500
One of the best kedt hom os in
this fine lake ee is be-
ing offered for aly
This attractive 1'y any with’ full Sun _10 Yo" 8
besement, forced air .ofl heat,
ie beth, I's car @arage and a
beautifully landscaved jot. will #-
gant the most ‘disert ninate of
@ buyers.
see. this home
W M.
-|KENN EDY REALTOR *: 2007 W. Huron PE 43660 Open Evenings ti 9
Brick, 4 Bedrooms
And Tile Roof The rooms are quite —— ‘and
include. a fireplace, | music
gee hot
stre! Tt ts a ver well-built home and original own er wishes to sell
| SEE IT TODAY, NO OBLIGATION
H. W. Bigel low | Huren
re” Sees. or FE shines .
“MULTIPLE Listino “SERVICE
GATEWAYS to,
HAPPINESS
BIG VALUE SMALL -PRICE
7 room, ty ys — insulated
frame home, 4 bedroo 2 baths,
full basement, -nice neighborndod
Close to schools. stores, bus. and
churehes. Pull price $8,250, Tins 500 arn. WHY WAIT? see Pian to today
5475 Bs
ae 22
a:
® case of love at
me is designed for
8, overlook:
ite, “a “tle abet. Bh | basement,
fire. iy ‘Tapdsenped to lott sex 300 ft.
00. BE 4 Ottered at $24. terms,
uy—To Sell-—To T YOU BUY TF OWELL INSOME 17
MAHAN ; praia at ‘aca saute Exchange |" BROS. | M ay __Fot Sale Houses 43
Villa Stee
2%) car ie. jot,
“We'll do the story of your life, but someone else will play 9.950.
, | the leading role — — ean mah he Spe” : wAVATKINS LAK :
Tous “= ers year around
Mving on the at a baer-
For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses: 43} gain, Gas “heat. full, bath. Fire
$800 DOWN > A Steal for a Handyman
3 BEDROOM BLILD. NOW \ ke tra beach.
ted on the east side. all/ in our well restricted -Wate: porch. Very eee Ey Hy eerege.| Mille y= tes, Bitasaies & pol lot Needs some work, 96.950. 81.-
managed. Pull orive Oi HERBERT ¢ DAVIS PRIVILEGES ©
on poe gaperenes 4925 Pontiac Lake Ra. $4311 On Union & Lovg Lakes. This ¢
NEAR nish ER ; Leave Your house. “Gute ts tan be. Large o terms oid Imagination at Home Soacem Demme poem. i. se fo om ~ You Fon't need it to see the fully aere wo x 180.
20 ACRES * vane & attractive frame | Only $8,500 $1,500 down
Pr NG SPRING Lake locaton just off State it SECLUDED Good 10 room modern house. 50x Has liv room adjoining con-| .With your own private Swedish
barn. Granary add) venient kitchen-dinetie. 3 bath house for health and reduc- chicken house. Located on black] rooms, breexeway; 2 car| mg. This 2 bedroom home js neat road north of Lapeer. Full garage. This well-built ho clean aé a pin. Exce ly
¢ $11,500 lastered walls, hardwood rs well built. led walls, oak
. basement. Lot 100 x 230, beauti-| floors. Mice utility | roam,” i INCOME fully landscaped Priced below to-}| caf hs Near St. Patrick's costs as owners gg nly. 1 mi. to the Union
Ths tmcgme has 3 apt, with ri] Ave moving bt $1400. B. top Oe Tent $135 | per oy THELMA M. ELWOOD REALTOR
$243 Cass - Abilonbeth Rd
PE 5-1284 or FE 4-3844
9 - BEDROOMS
or| $7 00-Down| ¢
PAYMENTS
$37.97 PLUS een & INSURANCE
fia tay ges] 2 oa Opdy' Gas
nS eee -LAKESIDE
rere uaa) WAGNER off the. used Towra ian \*HOMES “automatic of] furnace, New bath
1960 N. Opdyke Rd.
FEA ~~ WHY PAY RENT? 2 bedrm. Full bath, Plastered
walls eeeeweed floors. Alum)-
and screens, Large
‘ine privileges,
— pews
num _ si
lot wet
Dew tat i190 Bown
C.PANGUS 1919 M13 ___Phone Ortonville 132 Coflect
“The
Coronado” Situated in the —— ‘country- side on the fh
ideal pl village ot ‘Clarkston
meter oor heating, ator
hum bin; Within walking distance
schools, churches and shopping
and only minutes from downtown
‘Pontiec. Imagine fui) face brick
ranch homer on ty acre lots with
boy ow blacktop streets at only
. $14,800. Vets — $300 down, Civil- ign — smallest possible down pev-
ents. Mode! located between M15
ba . on Waldon
. 1 block from the Clarkston
Sun, 10
Clarkston Real Estate 20 8S. Main, ciareates. Mich
MAnle 58-3226. MAple _5-5621
A HOME OF YOUR OWN |
ROOMS - CLOSE
An older home at ‘boul really
take your interdst. rooms
and full bath up, : rooms and
lavatory down. Screenéd porch,
basement garage. deep jot, oii
heat. Immediate possession. Gooc
rouming house or will make a 2?
family income Price and terms reasonable
TWO FAMILY INCOME:
On Paddock, just
Wonderful
north
co
WLAWN | MEADOW:
— just off. Kennett Rd Good
mm
askin,
$1,000 down. Seeing is believin
possession Make o deal right ower.
AUBURN HEIGHT
A very nice property in
tel a 6
all fl) floor,
walls, hardwood floors, firepiace.
2 car garage Storms and screens,
eit steam heat, full basement,
and large rooms Seccectiont, Make
an appointment today
NEAR LONGFELLOW SCHOOL
Newer 2 bedroom home with din-
ine room, 12216 living room, #
kitchen, full bath & utility room.
Good si rooms, large = lot,
storms and screens, Ear! pee
ston, Price & terms are
VICINITY ancy <a
Built In ‘50, H
home with fi eee d
bedroom space up. School
across the blacktop sireet. tates '
lot, garage, storms and screen
basement, oli heat, nad sh
ONLY $7,500 with $2,000
| FE 2-1820
. schools. heary ltos daily. Sat. & |-
| 1362 W. Huron
good lo-
room, white. oe :
12.800" on ‘$3.800° down,
WEST | ied Egg Jeay-
mas as sered ae far’ pn My = g
sulated,
teep lot,
road. $9,950 with $2,950. or liberal
discount for cash. Call tonight{
$ ACRES - Roomy rural ‘farm
home, rm kitchen. basement, corner Tocation. 20
miles no! on black-
2 a Mir acct te ‘elbow room’ yet
only pA... way from work,
It would be to fix i the
way you want —~ this Spring!
39-750 ith $2,600 .
DI HWY. FRONTAGE — Over
3 acres with 2 modern homes.
+bedrms., basement, oil
heat’ Extre érm,. modern home,
- 397 ft. road frontage. Ideal for
home end ee. a with
$5,000 dow’
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W. Lawrence FE 54-6105
» Next to the Consumers Power
iy 3 : Sqn
oe & 8,1
Signs Are Everywhere
WIDE SELECTION hot avail Baro? E
“BUSINESS IS GOOD AT LADD’s”
LADD'S OPEN SUNDAYS
4286 Dixie H . arr Plains
erie wert ‘or M24
WHITE.
BROS.
"The
Continental” . AN Anvensune 2 IN MODERN
BD CHARLES, Realtor
FE 4.0521 1717 8. Telegraph Evenings FE 5.6878
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
GI RESAL Buy sellers equity oy GI 4% per
cent morteage, 2 bedroom home
per month includes taxes and
end In new Le ae ee A-i con.
dition and only $1,800 down. $57
r month includes taxes and
surance,
NCH TYPE BUNGALOW -
| RANCH oak, floors, pias-
walls tile bath, wardrove
closets, full basement, auto. heat
and hot water, comination storm
and screens and many other
.&
SIDE full becement,
= EAST
2 bedrooms. home schools
e just $i. - with $1,000. oven’
- LAKE PRIVILEGES 2 bedroet home with easy ac-
cess to lake. hes fo heat -“
hot weter, large utility room- new i's car Gres ied price
$7,990 with $1,
| George R Irwin REALTOR ™e Baldwin Ave
FE 54-0160) or 4 i aac
FE 2-85
Co-operative Real Estate ; Bechange
BROWN pown— Lovely. starter home
kitehen sink,
not be al! you
ife paying. for it. Lake petviloges
$1,500 Down — Summer lake cot- ight on the lake. Al fur- nit he” “included, Nice sandy
beach. Large lot, 17 miles from
cjty. Call Sirs. Burke, FE 4¢-7339.
41.500 POWN—witiems, Lal Lake aye
cial. Priced at only bor
bungalow. For full cotbeuins cali
Mrs. Hoyt, FE 2-9840. Real value
$10,500 RANCH BUNGALOW—Just
like new. Bult in 1963. Aftached
-1%_ car. garage, Automatic otf
fat Oak floors & plastered walls.
nis home is tm perfect condi-
tion. See it todey
| $12,000 BRANT -REW— Modern bun- galow with fuli_ basement and ril
fired forced hot water heat
Recreation ‘rm. Oak floors, plas-
tered walls, Fireplace, Exeeption-
ally large rooms. Insula <
jor
Hh and bere
L. H. BROWN, Realtor Ph. FE 24910
Co-operative R Real Estate Exchange
STOUTS
Today!
Best Buys:
$450 DOWN And small monthly par-
ments on this cute 3 room
partly modern home located at Cass Lake with nice
-sereened, porch and lake
privileges on Cass Lake.
EAST SIDE Cute as a bug's ear is this
bedroom dg 8 real value. hv ——
end paved
morthly payments. on 1
ance. Total price only $10,-
060.00,
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
Gis. S"Focm, home’ witein . distance of down
A 3 bedroom brick ttn full. base-
= with a "pubic. sewage’ spate LL WITY IN AN IN- , .
wes eae with big discount. 1o3| paved nog 2 & public water, This
N. Roselawn " ry , ring
yy ty Bh . m >
Charles ph WS a ing pietu “i eS
MUL WARD'S ARD °°] ‘Manor gives you suburban 2 wving
bj brick, basement. s with schoo! bus, local
heet, wiy . ce polic PP rater sage banking, -shop-
living room and hall, drapes, ven-| ping churches. & schools. Base-
etian &, id ae ‘trom $15,
$10,600, Terms eis VA $800 DOWN
terford. Asbestos shingle. Base. FHA $2.500 DOWN
ment Plumbing end scp aswn | Model open daily 1 to 8 p.m. on
good deal on a Koos.
with. full basement. Automatic hot |
ter, 3 . bath,
Fernberry off Lake Rd.,
mode] phone, PE eaibe
GI HOMES LAKE PRIVILEGES Located im «Waterford Village —
— to —e & shi area.
ck these 2 a ou
buy Le new home: ?
3 Crdveome - :
24 ft. living reom,-
orn kitchen with eating space
ag
ieee cnseed metal kitehen
abinets,
Drive Dixie Hwy., to Water-
for, m left om Andersonville
Rd: “» mile to el, Oven
from 3 te 1 daily. 1 to 1 Gat.
aod ay
WHITE BROS. .~
ge ge
-Phone be
Open_ Eveg ‘til - > to §
$550 Downl}
NEW SROOM T HOMES
$36.97 Per Mo. PLUS TAXES A! - TORARCS
+, - oy transportation
EL OPEN rr & SUN
120
Out Oakland to Blaine Bas
block to model between ¢ Jand
and Monte
: Castell Realty 95. Oskland “sy
$1250 DN. # BE DEMS.
Paved street in Dodges Park area
_ with Cass Lake privileges. Four
,fooms and beth down with 3
“bedrooms up. Full basement with
furnace and automatic hot water
heater. Really a wonderful buy |
at 7950
R. D. RILEY. BROKER 500 Elizabeth Lake Rd. PE ¢-1187
NEAT BUNGALOW —
IN KEEGO HARBOR
Attractive battleship gray siding.
rimmed with white, § nice rms.
th. excellent basement,
auto ro furnace. ear gerece.
$1,500 down: r month
And "DA worth it!
\ DANDY HOME
ONLY $1,500 DOWN
2 nice lots with Cyclone fence
surround this somone modern
2 bedroom home with 24 ft. car-
peted living 1
leges. Outdoor g
G HOU X & FRANKS
NERAL REAL ESTATE
4395 Dine Hwy 3-701
Open Until @, Sat. "til 5
MR. TRADESMAN
We have ai latge, well-
located.” 3 bedroom home
Close to downtown,
piste Just $8500, with
down Perfect setup
for man who conducts
his business from his home-
PAUL A.. KERN, INC. Ti% WN. Saginaw FE 2
_ “Real Estate Since 1919
ms I RESALES
thmore Latge 2 bedroom,
Vian petement oll furnace. Car-
vin
furnace, aluminum = ‘ein
— water softener. 86600
“PONTIAC RBAL! iin - 77 Baldwia
lODERN BRICK BUNGA-
eg en Pontiac & Rochester.
Garage, large lot. Vacant. $4,000 down.
SASHABAW. ROAD, 5 rm. modern
voy eat, $7,250. Low,
paym
“JOSEPH. F, REISZ
‘ie Sar
only § .
-_ w Open 9 to ’
ent,
ROAD, Brand
hie ail the ney. Close to schools, Move ee) ee ;
wae, Saco,
moe
Lai ehigees Realtor
KNUDSEN Ardmore St.
Brie ames’ omen pet - Ment. Also Pia soprovea district,
Donelson Park”
te liv. T ‘s., -
Tm. Ww ‘fire screened
terrace, large br kfast rm. wy
Every is madorh to os Bs wa
ute ‘and re large ; is also
pt and are © wei Jand-
WM: Call us now
H. KNU DSEN REALTOR
510 Pontiac State Bank Bidg.
one FE 4-4516
COUNTR¥ BME — LARGE, °
room on 2- site
Lake _Recrenttion
ardwood replace, steam
heat, excellent "knee al only $18,
EDROOM RANCH—On 3
ithe, built in
000,
ear old. Lo
et ye se
ll a atures Ae buyer, s32
C. Schuett ALTOR
8081 Commence Rd.
GAYLORD Perfect for Children | Commetely frmeed, = front
os ree” rooms a tiled baseme*t, Tota! Bm $12. 700
a se. be glad_you looked at
City of Oxford
° “er
E. Flint 8., Lake Orton.
Close to Joslyn One story. Three bedroom home
with « light bright basement.
Monthiv pavments of $69 ner mo.
ineluding taxes and insurance.
You mist see this before you buy on now.
and . carn — look-
© landeci jot. Sloe you brveegen on ‘wo lakes
on ine lud: ta and insurance Don't mee this.
‘Attractive Outdoor
Setting
For one story home..Large this
shade trees and lake privileres
BS Mp4? Ae oe fm excellent condition.
et aad terms. Gas heat. Built in
GAYLORD
—¥E 4.9584 1% EF Pike st Oren Fre
_—____ Multiple le Listing Service
GILES 2 BEDROOM
RANCH HOME “tron
“ith corm nd etorms #
and awnings. Own- ered waving ‘oon. To be sold for cash
HOME. AT ES MACEDAY LAKE 6 room house, 1 bedroom
Cail and make popint- ment to see this now
FOR COLORED € room, modern hom. oak floors. pla me with
reneporetion Best ov Ss ony $2000 down on
WE NEED LISTINGS
GIL. LES REALTY CO. #3 PE 56178
New Brick Ranch
Cherokee Hills
This custom const: ructed 3 bed. room offers . re exie Seth room attrec.
om eve’
ful
* food b homes!
CARL * BI
593 Community nIRD Reiltor
Sei ives, PE £1389
a ae porch, Nesem and new 2 der bloc oar cn | Ampte for ae “i
oF $ more homes, owner ies 00 full price. HOM. He
AL
sae
.
1
we
i ; . 3 7 ‘ * *
2
_THE # PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. ADRIL 8, 10956
Sale Lots” 46
_ HUMPHRIES:
oF 2074 “TE Ea bua hd dl 14
ete. Fraud ° and = more. ‘pou
East Side Area.
inside gees Base-
Garage. ‘& out.
I. R. Hiltz pRalecon,
1011 Ww. Huroe at. - _FE 5-6181
_ OPEN DAILY & SUN. 18
416 OSMUN os en
Met heat
.
Russell Young REALTOR
412 W. raren. ~ a bem]
8 ,ROOM HOME
nes t.,
Anderson area. Terms. 2 car ga-
John. K. Irwin
101
e FE
Eves, FE oe .or Y Raginaw: St.
7
FE 5-4646
SPARKLING CL
2 BEDRM. BUN EAN
GALOW
CUTE AND. SPOTL ESS one floor, this cory, de-
ienfa west suburban 2 bedroom
of] house prleed bat Sh
‘BUD’ Nicholie|. with $2°300
ite and insurance esta
om. eee, St,
Eves. Mr, Vorhes
TRADE FE 5-1201
PE +2008
== late & good lot as down pap.
4 on 3 bed
basement, reom starter home
large ot, ‘with full
75x225 ft. In Waterford Townsiip |
$395 Down ROW STYLE BUNGALOW
FULL BASEMENT,
SIZED r. ON E E OR XTERI A
READY FOR YOU TO FIN-
F, REALTOR Sr Williams Lake
Ofienner 5:30 call On yr038 ON THE INSIDE.
. Wood vel
Raf M
MULTIPLE LISTING
BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN
4 BEDROOM FAMILY Hi
Attractive home situated on
tiful wooded lot. memory able
rooms —
harey Tuteee 2 2 aver- SERVICE
a
a en u
liv-
. heating plant, 2 po garage,
joa og to nadie conaidet toons in
WHITE FRAME BUNGALOW
. $1,850 DOWN 7
attic, off ry ¢, heat, car. ‘This p Lg
Same with — to
Belinea streamiined Kitchen oh garage, situated on lot
Joslyn a $8,
ai outstanding it price
buy *
BEDROOM. BUN 7eA LE OR TRADE—$10,950
beautiful
yaad
ye OFFICE OPEN 98
A, JOHNSON, ‘Realtor | ~~~
1704 § Ess Ra Ba ee MODERN.
80 ACRES os
fesse of developing
TRIPP ek ee rn, Corner with
Lr “down will $12,000
~~ raed a ACRES ve, custom . Woodea » wd
Sie | ets pg Decorated to” faushee po OE A Som
og draw scree tereene. Lot ~ payment; 5
ae $2 ACHES Choice Location frontage, Ye poonere
2 Ottawa, Bute on a at sopietment Priesd”™ ek home=3 bed ae sony ores with reasonable,
| Brice cere tees: | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | ‘ four’ ane = your en- “Shen Teves rm Se id
precs Be next summer.
as NE : Bul DER: S
For Sale Lake Prop. 44 feud townahip: ‘Ta no NS
AUTIPUL 85 PT. LAKEFRONT ee Attagtive builders’ terms oe = ah pe Lake, aoe #4
44000."
Che ERORE [OT WEAR WATE KINZLER -
eas Roy: Annett Inc.
aids em. SS ey senaendiee for, fur bdScinent with 'tew ‘es WILLIAMS: LAKE
PLD DISTRICT
On ed road,
pect | Puch at cht ae oe
fanch, attached arate ES, PW. DINNAN t ef-jandscaped. ‘ © W. Hur | :
Sale Suburban Prop. 45A ofneny HOME WITH 40 ACRES.
EAST OF PONTIAC
3 eas, heat Pn gy a my FARMER’S FARM
Jems, eamnGtOS. OB Gus O6se. GIMP! |. as tees op nese fees te | ene Ut - New em ay h — rich re = dis-
“HE. Weaver, Broker — ae MGT, Maen end 1445 E. Auburn Ra. right in. Barn, stanchions, ' Rochester OL OL 2-0621. . ¢ we -_ , + ry
ae: rt s , . 2m. Foe Sele Lote 46)” eee on hd bee . — gic. 48 atres now seeded.
BUY NOW ae eee Oe We only have one of these choice
lots left. Liberal terms. m4
down per venti .
© privileges. Only 4% "niles
from city. <
$1,900 FULL PRICE-Choice little
farm, Almost two acres. Terms FLOYD KENT, Realtor *% W, Lawrence FE 56-4105
, Open Eves.
+ Next to the Consumers Power
$3,000 LAKE FRONT — and you _
cap have liberal terms, Here is POR FARMS AND ACREAGE
a real value Call_Rutledge, OR 3-1111. FE 40003 POR SALE: 38 ACRE FARM, me
m house, hardw
Teter, and electric. “% mile. “osuth
of Dryden. 4191 | Mill, by owner. L. H. BROWN. Realtor |
1962 W Huron ' Ph FE | 12-4810
BY OWNER, LOT CENTRALLY
_located. Cash or terms. FE 2-0010.
2 Acres—Close.in 00° ACRES 7 HOUSE. ROOM
a ood, water. 2 barns. 12 miles
of Pontiac, $75 month - For 1
Rent Farm Property 48-A/ slice OF HAM
A-t
drive-in Business Opportunities 51
120 FT. ON DIXIE _ 1 block bidg., 24x29
l%-ear garage. Idea)
restay:
eet. tax cons’
ious FR ANKS - GENERAD REAL ESTATE: 4395 9 Hw OR 30701
ERY Phone ville 132 “ soa BS “fae Lens Colvece | gg ge a eee ge ee
CONTRACT. $2,500 down and
REAL ESTATE-MUST SELL FOR ¢ 670 Viaultipte St. rehome PE 4-355 By major ott 0. Smell, invest. | 8!
Waterford. Commerce Town. | WATKING a lo “4 LARS Por turthe c call FE
¢, Pleasant Lake and” Wolver- vide, 1,000.” Apply 4708 ‘High. In AURANT ine Leke 5 ine eis land Rd. afternoons week. | Hot os the Dinie, Ready to
Red Tore {fase fume—|, Ramee mite orse 120 ACRES. § JOSSMAN RD, oon - OR Paes Rsad fl
vie Casein, RA. Seiler waoean | RCMLIAS REO. ANAT, rE 30 Bouse. Large basement bers. Y eane ten " MEAGHER REAL ESTATE
Oxford, Mich OA 8-312 2.Bay Service Station
HARDWARE, PO!
. 20 years,
Box Ti, Write Feitine
ome bulls, exes
1111 Jos oi at ren AND WE INE
SCHRAM _FE 5-5091 or FE 5-9471
a he L
. Coaperabve he Real Estate ‘Exchange LIQUOR -
i eenty Ara capacity parking sling “capacity
IVAN
on, premises, FE 4-5655. — i ~~ wuar
DIXIE HIWAY Al.
122% feet on Digie and over ft. on Williams Corner: lot and
a choice one, Near Pontiac Drive-
eater, This land is som
commercial also for light
manufacturing. “Also large 7 rm.
‘modern bome.” This
Mi “old and is cellent condition. For on par-
ticulars call Mrs. Hoyt PE 2-9840,
_ We also have 0 x 253 ft, near
Waterford. This also has good
& rm ‘nrodemn home. Two car
garage “You can have your
home and bapenece here, Call Mrs
Burke FE 4
L. H. BR OWN, Reahior-
1362 W. Hurop Ph FE 2-410
DO IT YOURSELF An ideal jocation between Water-
ford and Sregtes Plains,
ALTORS
FEderal 8-0466
Open "Brerings and Sunday 1-4
CASH FOR LOTS. ASK FOR © +
-TOM BATEMAN
BATEMAN-KAMPSEN,
REALTORS — FE,4-0528
377 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun,
Cooperative | Real Estate Exchange
lor _&
hemneanel yome ounce : a
‘ “ ’ ae or oursel! wuipm e a
DONELSON PARK gales. 100 A. on Dixie by 349 ft ft. commercial Gond corner —— Black-
top road. 100x130 ft. Ideal building 8 and an excellent ‘nearly w 6 room home, $10,000 down,
pl fon hg cen go — will handle this property.
Being offered at $2,400 ROY KNAUF, Realtor
so 26‘, W. Ruron FE 32-7421 OA $-3339
64 x 281 -
. ‘Close in west —e lo
fer
M-59 WEST OF PQNTIAC . ag constituting an entire
+ 2 cross streets, Ma-
penn building suitable for tsed
E-4 _., Laer surance or Teal J
j on the prope
i wil divide. t hecestary, Ask for
HOLM [ES-BARTRAM : 4302 Dixie Hwy.
OR 3-1950
| Partridge “BIRD” TO SEB
At | INVESTMENTS
$446 INCOME PER MO. plus commer- home and
to choose from.
FLOYD KENT, Realtor:
4 W. Lawrence | FE 54-6105
, Open Eves
Next to the Consumers Power
FLORIDA acres, high 4
Loe 3 ia iotaing
division. 4 = pou if, Bi
rds off Het ty (‘an rh yards o! ri oe mi.
of ki-Wachee Springs
et et on ma ad ©
CRAWFORD. AG
WARD
re: -REALTOR Partridge. ti THE “BIRD” TO SEE
TORASS SPECIALS .
jocation pear oye office —
b= Short - how — =
— thon.” $500 oe ‘for husband“ ° Fs eee
wn tA JOR OIL CO. Ee Beste 2 rienced Business Opportunities 51)"
ney. Can Fe 2017.
ae et tes STORE
cn erewinn comm
as 63 {GUS ae w
“7919 M15|-
Cet
from
‘ee
2 pa L. Ht BROWN, Realtor
loan company
Buckner
Finance Co,
: Offices are wcated:
Pontiac, Ind Floor National Bidg,
Drayton Plaine, (“1a Diste Hwy.
walted Se “Lake, , Barnston
to bank) Money to "pe ‘- nn {State Lier Licensed a Lenders)
35,000 Families!
Recommend
speak
ce mctner Conven-
area
Utica 45462 Va ke One block North across amy bank
~ 202 N. | TEAGUE FINANCE CO.
MAIN
Sees. ra | E _ Possession April ists. PE «ez03.| §Si sae : ee on
oe “dame or money RE eUe | STRATE LIQUOR BAR in _boom- Agzos
nm | ake Front cect tous. eo Wy
_ ESAS RARS Sk | Sale Business Property 49). Sz Hei 'scta"Tciin Fei LOAN Fe Ee — 300 PT. ON MS* OR W. HURON. | DOWNTOWN GRILL ta exectient | f= tetrenee SPB Stee
E\ PARTRIDGE
YARN
NEAR
WITH
LEASE
or phone Knitting Needle]
INFANTS’ WEAR AND
GOING: BU
PITAL.
CLUDES—..FIXTURES,
STOCK AND: LONG
STCP. IN ROBERT CHAPIN, SHOP... GOOD
SEINESS
GENERAL HOS-
FOR SALE
TERMS, IN-
FE S-1171 or inden $1330
ever
TAROE F PENCE a TI Rook
attic and Varcment. tlt ful
a gy nao siding: a ie;
vane owner Phase Pa t 3 74 rh
“LET’S TALK
BUSINESS”
MOTEL 8 unit motel and 8 room home tn
LIQUOR—HOTEL = all mode
contract @ill be
as down pay t.
ner| MICHIGAN BUSINESS aat | SALES
ARENT tT rast] § ° New write
2 te <30) “additional
$12,500 down. r
“ge apartment.
—
‘CORPORATION
any-| > FE 4-3581 }-
E. Lewrence
_
signature
curities,
PE cars. FE 2-110
__-_.. FRIENDLY_BERVICE,
~ CASH NOW. ‘PAY LATER PLAN
Get cash you need fow
a in “monthly amounts you
afford. Phone, write or come | ~ g¢
BENEFICIAL’ FINANCE CO. 7.W Lawrence St,
. Pay|'
FR 2-0249
WHEN YOU NEED
$25 to $500} . You can get tt oftietty on ha
furniture No
_ FINANCE -CO, To? Pontiac State Bank Bidg,
ce EA
GET CASH QUICKLY
Up to $500 to 1 Bring your
.. Most deals closed in 20
Loans also made on fur-
. Sonatas “eid other se
- Oakland
Loan Co. 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG
-9206
We a hans
HOME
to visit _ where $500 L NOW 4 OUR NEW
7 North Perry Street
(Second Floor)
Corner-of Pike
Loans to
‘pian sulted \e "you 1 tocome. Money to Loan «88 (State Licensed Lenders) |
LOANS $600 to $1, 300 etsy purpose. ‘oF Bot in
EES |;
For Sale Clothing
2 but
new,
BOY'S NAVY BLOE Sry,
ne MAN'S NAVY BLUE SUIT.
Bine 38, Like
) OR 3-402.
tabiee with,
tan Fiuorese
ve, v. HURON. PE E'TTE
a carer bere LINOLEUM $7.20
4 FT. WALL TILE 25¢ PAINT. GAL, ¢1.95
AINT, GAL. ‘ge
IGERATOR., shelves on door.
Only $60.95. Mid-
imei lee DEEP PREEZE
tbs. _ Call FE 54814.
DOUBLE “MATTRESS 8 ai é SPRING
condition,
irs
chair. 3 aon. “t
‘LECTRIC EO ie
marsed, ‘Exceptional a ue Mey ez
ELECTRIC RANGE, IN ii Con |
edia. PE 7.
7 Orchard Lake Ave. 3
ai" v
LOANS | Extra Fast — |
2 Ee meets |
| te to ae at 3
HOUSEHOLD |
_FINANCE
__ Mortgage Loans 54
” USED ELECT RIC
REFRIGERATORS
NGES.-
Pree eee PeLuaiee yer
) Ke eH ERE RS ee Ee Eee eee
Teer
Plastic Wall Tile... .2c ea.
Unclaimed Linoleum
plus Paint 4 eke
Paint & ‘Lino. rere
eee ree
“PI
ROOM GROUP
tie Pil tle te ALL FO ~ PAY
ONLY $2 WEEKLY
Pearson’s Bank Furniture
/42_Orchard Lake Ave. FE 41081
Ee Mak
= seeeeeeed >
rere enew
. F
“ * * anew
wee
reteg ive ks ©
feo ikland Furniture 104 8. Saginaw FE 2-6523
HEATING JOB.
TELY
INSTALLED
ONLY $2 WEEKLY
Pearson's Bank Furniture
RTONE T & | MATERIAL SALES CO,
6240 Highland Rd. (Moy nse) OF Beep
_ BURMEISTER
eee eae
aPrcia oot arn B. Munro Elec,
1 Turner’ Sih ot “apt fart one || Brrotue GHAR COMB. HIOn
“| sate Sao a a Le
_washer $18, ao re be sete."
TANK K TYPE VACUUM CLEANER : BURMEISTER
APTER 4. hed sa Northern Lumber Co,
Sezsskes
E: TWO BROWN SECT. C1 . sunt
= See = ED TRADES : “a
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Fae |
ng) io WA
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL ans
| Sale Farm Equipment 76
: MUtual 4-0313-
: BABY PARAKEETS
‘Wanted Livestock 73
ME Rect Ban sR ANP Sale Farm Produce 75
: EA #1 BU UP. HOMESTEAD
~- COMPARE _ THESE PRICES Farmall P, P. i
img Parmall Cub $395
‘Pord reuson $495
t |. 28 other tractors to choose ‘from.
; CASE \ InDUeTRIAL AND van" ‘ TRACTORS
NG, eai | BLADES HOES LOADERS sane ne Pants “OND geen Lo
*pERus | Lows oan RATES
{HOUGHTEN ‘& SONS Main, Rochester OL 1-976)
oss 1953 FORD TRACTOR
WAGNER LOADER &
“DIGGER... CHEAP.
NER LOADER AND
BLACKHAWK
TRENCHER. |
OTHER GOOD
TRACTORS &
IMPLEMENTS.
-. Pontiac Farm and
-Industrial-Tractor Co.
=| Sales Jamboree
ae * chose San: |
@. Telegraph (U8-24) Just W. of ee rchord” Lake RG. PE 40006
|» | wees or more pe owe jot at
4 deal ions | Used trailers as low as $50 down
_|37 TO $e FT. 1 TO 3 orniry BEDROOMS
| FORD TRACTOR WAG-|. _ USED ASTOR,
4 =
Po nani —
rie ‘sivas ont salle ine
Waares, pou, aa. = rear-mounted mower or
Win! Win!
: New Ford Tractor
New Ford 250 Baler
At Our Giant
_ Week ~
COME IN!
AND REGISTER
March 31 Through April 7
At Your Authorized ©
Ford Tractor Dealer
Pontiac
Tractor &
Equip. Co.
For Sale Housetrailers 78
OXFORD
Trailer Sales Stewart ae jelous dom en" ae bevy window le ‘win
you to compare
ee with any gnywhere.
ea,
We have a tew ised tratlers that
check fore you buy.
o FT. OBILE CRUISER. 2
for. $1500 for my wey. 17e-
uN. Opdyke, Lot 50.
PONTIAC CHIFF
AMERICA’S Punmat MOBILE
OPTIONAL HUTCHINSON’S
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PLACE MERCURY OUTBOARD 1 TORS
Sales and Service, FE 2-5260. .| “POR MORE THAN 20 YEARS A
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Johnson 2% HP motor, Boat and a __Wanted Used Cars 88
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COMMUNITY
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EN TIL 10 PM.
CALIF | BUYER 1 HERE
THIS 1 WEEK Needs 100 late models. Bring
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1951 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD.
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20721.
condition. Contact Reches-
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183 8.
216. 4 DOOR. 1,395.
ALL BODY STYLES M & M MOTOR SALES ‘99 PONTIACS|* CHEV, R. & H, W.W., $245.
“EASY ED JONES” DETROIT SALES
115 St SXGINAW 2527 Siete part, OR_3-1603
Wro:: JUNK GARS & SCRAP __Past service. Call PE 4-0582
~ For Sale 1 Trucks — 90
1965 FORD PICKUP. . YOU PAY
finance STOCK RACK. 1047, > '
excellent 7 YOUR NOTE
anveous ins yor ree| BRAID wp. Big heater, defroster
signals. ne tes. heady ys peoron SALES
work. enty one+}---- DeSoto - mouth Dealer
Just eer ‘car or truck down, “ Pas aan 1 Pat Pair Oe Loves
: ane “CHEVROLET 4 DR BEL
Haskins Chev. |S, MES"Rae ducts 0h © piste Mighway of Mis ‘ii CHEVIE DELUXE —3— DR; , o wen “8 good. "56 plates. $295, FE
‘a _* 5 DUMP. | siARP “G7 CHEVIE CLUB COUPE 5 a YY, ppeman, motor. Good tires. ax
‘a CHEVIE TON “PICKUP. ‘s¢| handled for $2 dn. Payments un-
__ plates, FE '5-3088 der $10 a month, FE 3-0655. As
191 DODGE 4 TON PICKUP. for Jack = Rosets Sales & Serv-
Redio, anger. “aeluxe cab. Per-| ‘ce. 695 Auburn Ave.
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MA 5-5071 YOUR CREDIT IS
GOOD HERE
50 USED CARS
WE CARRY
fackine 's Chev. 6731. Dixie wa T at ae eee 8
only
PE 42530,
R OMC RUBBISH AND GAR- Le pees packer truck. Phone
1954 Gase DUMP. 1952.
wheeler cump, yA, steady year
around job. OR 4
ims GMC 360 7 WHEEL |. base. 2 axle. Good cond,
MY 2-87
1954
Ford F 250 ¥M TON EXPRESS - 4 Speed Transmission
“$695 LARRY—
JEROME ROCHESTER FORD DEALER OL 1
6) i Sees — bodies ft u Lape: . mije
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DETROIT MO: 115.S SRGINAW 53 Chev. 4-Dr. .... 1°55 Pontiac 4-Dr. ...$1795
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BUICK __Babe. Good condition. 643 Look-
“your eat Gown ond easy
Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixte Highway. at M15
Ope’
* CHEVY IN GOOD ag ia
& H. Directionals. $345
Saath.
951 CHEVROLET 2 “poor. Ra-
jo & heater, $20: ; L
LINCOLN- MERCURY Cass at Pike Sis,
FE 41685 .
WILSON GMC
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n nites "tin of 115 S.'5 GINAW_.
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No furniture loans
No finance companies
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115 S. SAGINAW
HOW: ARD- LARE, INC. 2705 Orchard Lake me. ‘FORD CONV. AS 18 Vite
..Take over payments, OR-
fando "31358.
$180. Lake Rd. Arthur's Auto Sales, EM 30111.
‘3 FORD 2 DR. HEATER, GOOD
cond! $645
‘SS FORD CUSTOMLINE, RADIO
and ter, Matic. Mil-
isi 1 HENRY J, FOR SALE
FE 4-2231, cheap.
*51 KAISER 2-DOOR Real sharp little green ie with |
the white chrome down the —
radio, heater whitewalls,
new, at a bargain price. Pe e's
Auto Sales, 68 Oakland, PE 24315. werdrive. $1,000, $400| a DEMOBILE. OL: ges $225.
OLDSMOBILE § ares es
Radio and heater.
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FLOOR CARS—OFFICIAL’S CARS COURTESY CARS
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Oakland County’s Fastest
Growing Dealer 6781 Dixte Highway at MIS S WOODWARD: | AM ‘4
Mr e2200 " JOrdan 63033 | ‘5g $3” NASH HARD GOP CLEAN.
ear balance eas
BILL “SPENCE f . USED
:|/62 Oakland Ave.
i pOwriac EXECUTIVE Guna _UP TO $900 . DISCOUNT
65 Mt. Clemens 17
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JONES” DETROIT
115 SAGINAW.
1951 Cc 2 RR &
KH. Practically new rubber. Very
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#1233, bet. 10 and 6:30.
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‘Pontiac Sales 1956 Deptias ‘demo's, oompang car & official
ne til 8
We est Side Used Cars Drive out where overhead
_ and. save the difference. makes & models to choose from,
West Side Used Cars
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#23 W. Huron
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JEROME. -OLDS-CADILLAC Case at Orchard Lake
FE 8-0488
Bob Frost, ‘Inc.| LINCOLN MERCURY AND
ENTAL DEALER CONTIN
850 Ss. WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM MI 6 62200 Ordan #303
LINCOLN t ieee + PRENTER 4 DOOR. ater power spotlight
and. driving lights. $3,905
Bob- Frost, Inc. _, LINCOLN. MERCURY. AND * CONTIQENTAL DEALER .
850 S. BV OODWARD BIRMINGHAM MI 62200 JOrdan 6-3933
MERCURY 1954 CUSTOM 4 DOOR.
Very clean. Low mileage. $1,005.
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3130 OS Chev.-2 Dries ccsewsnassacwaw ewan resis swe . $575
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3066 "49 Ford ...c.cceeeees Sen wih om a WE 6 bos on om we $125
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS —
6;00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. Guy
Madison in Western adventure.
(9) Circle 9 Theater. Roy Rogers
runs into real life drama — “Be
sid hatin os else
Prato, Capt, McCutchen, | — They've done well since. Both are married; Polk says, “We're|,-. glad to be living for the first time.” a sates te’ of said Beechnut Coffee cater eneee dso soll BIE
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»|11:10—(9) Weathervane, -
Berle Show. Esther Williams;/11:15—(7) White Camellia. - Gale | Storm in “Girls of the Big
House.” (9) Good Neighbor 'The-
ater. Ida Lupino, .Nino_. Martini
byt 1,000 drinks are not enough.*~-- * * e.
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on location for a movie in in “Ga om ae » y\ithe involved of raoulti-|
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por ts. Williams, em- : : Myo F asked. : -, é
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drama. (2) nied Jac LeGoff. | mountains but must use ruse to] Ford. Music more.” i pee eB won't
6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ev- the to ice in $ ’ |] worry about an audience getting | %
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Court. Cases recreated before) fiieq ride when the seaplane is} CUD hearsal. pcr she replied, “my voice is no better than it almost as if each were taking
Judge Watts. (2) Patti Page|'., in flight in “Men from} wepwespay Mornixa |¢¥et W8S.” part personally. Show. Music, variety. Mars.” nie oe only i a
¢:50—(2) Meditations. (4). Today's:
Farm Report.
¢:55—(2).On the Farm Front.
7:00—(2)—Good Morning. (4) To-
day. he: 25—(2) TV News.
7:30—(2) Good. Morning.
Teen Ager.
7:55—(2) Weather. 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and. Ollie.
Puppet comedy..(9) Abbott and
Costello. Lou has a toothache
and no money for ‘The Dentist.”
| (4) Celebrity Playhouse. Gene
{ Nelson, Kathryn Grant in com-
| edy about girl who gets man in
complaint department fired, then
repeats in “Tantrum-size
Twelve.” (2) Do You Trust Your
Wife? Comedy quiz with Edgar
Bergen. Beach with 12 new songs for the
show about. Wilson Mizner which
S.N. Behrman’s writing...
Joe Louis will team with ex-footballer
Marion Motley for a wrestling tour...
“Fat” Jack Leonard, who slashed off lots
of weight, is offering his fat men’s sults
$:¢9(2) Cartoon Classroom. to them who need ‘em ... Davine Goren,
Little Rascals. ja hatcheck gal at La zambra, does com-
8:30—(2) Captain Kangaroo,--{7)/™Mercials on Joe Franklin's TV'er.
Wixie Wonderland Josiane Berenger still considers her-
(7) The
Fireside Theater. ;
Jane Wyman plays bride who!
finds she knows every detail of
place she couldn't possibly, have
visited before “In A. Difterent
Life,” Scott Forbes is the hus- (7) |
2 :15—(7) News.John Daly. | “
:30—(7) Warner Brothers Pre-
sents. Clint Walker as Cheyenne band. (2) Guy aaheniete Dia-
|. mond Jubilee. Guests tell how
songs have played a part in their 9:00—(4) Romper Room.
9:30—(2) Love Story. (7) Heart- self engaged to Marlon Brando—'cauge
he never told her otherwise ... Sugar
Ray Robinson's life story was offered
to TV for $25,000.
Sardi’s Buzz: John Wayne would be throb Theater. _
9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. ~
10:00—(2) Garry Moore Show.- (4+
Ding Dong School. challenges Indian chief to per-
sonal combat after Comanches
attack party. traveling in Indian ~ lives.
9:30—(7) Cavalcade Theater. Toy
Loan. Library visit helps family
territory in “Quicksand.” (9)| solve problem of little girl who} : ‘ javailable for .a good B'way show .,..._
Count of Monte Cristo. The Count| dislikes her stepmother in “The | '@:30—(2)' Arthur Godfrey. (4) EARL’S PEARLS i a saves two Texans from violence}--Doll Who Found a Mother. (9) Ernie Kovacs Show. ui a
while they are visiting Paris in| Pick The Stars. New talent | 1:85—(7) News. Story Studio. man lives long enough, he 11:00—i/4) Home.
11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (7) News,
Robin & Ricky.
11:55—(9) Prayer, Sign On.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON reaches the age of the four.
B’s — baldness, bifocals,
belly and bunions, — Lucia
~ “Wallace, Rocks County
* (Kans.) Record. DAVINE GOREN
WISH PD SAID THAT: “When a man is generous, the from Canada, (4) Circle Theater.
How adoption agencies help
childless couples find the right
baby told in dramatic form in
“A Baby Named X,” with Kath-
Jeen McGuire, Ann Pierson, Bib “The Texas. Affair,” starring
George Dolez. (4) Dinah Shore
Show. Songs. (24 (Color) High-
lights of the Greatest Show on
Earth. Special showing of Ring-
ling Bros., Barnum and Bailey
’
4 Circus with preview for 1956
from Madison Square Garden in
New York; 17 acts plus “Say It
With Flowers” spectacle finale.| sicians who inherit a nightc lub | 12:15—(2) Love of Life. (9) Mag- ‘i
Boh Coummings and his family! for their back pay: gie M tito, “is where the only thing that goes out after 10 p.m. is the] are guides. 10:00—(7) Jalopy Derby. Films of|12:30—(2) Search for Tomrrow.|lights."—That's-earl brother, 7:46—(4) News Caravan. John} auto races. (9) Featurette. (2)|. (4) Feather Your Nest. (7) (Copyright 1956, The Halil Syndicate, Inc.) Cameron Swayze.
$:00—(9) Theater, Former war-
_ time flier takes over controls of
airliner when the pilots are sud-
Answer te Previous Puszte
miei) PRO rie iNioNiels| guest Keefe Brasselle play mu-
The $64,000 Question, Quiz with
Haj- March, host.
10:30—(7). Jumbo Theater, The)
Erwins in “Many Happy Re-
turns.” (9) China Smith: Dan
‘Duryea in ‘“‘Chris’ Death,” ad-
venture. (4) . Studio 57. Pat
O'Brien, Fay Wray in “Exit
Laughing,” drama about come-
\12:45—(2) Guiding Light;"(9), Mary
'1:00—~(2) Ladies Day. (4) (Color) 12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten-
nessee Ernie. (7) 12 O'clock Comics, (9) Story Book.
Beulah. (9) Featurette. one to fihd it out is generally his wife.”—The Four Coins. |
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “A small town,” figures Tony Pet-|
Morgan Show.
Colorland. (7) Charm Kitchen.
t& News, Shoppers Show.
1:15—(4) Fun to Reduce.
1:30—(4) Jean McBride,
1:56—(4) Fran. Harris,
WANT TO BE THE BEST
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EIROVIEN TT EAG VIEINTT ator tates te dian who loses ‘his wife and his|2:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. (4) DANCING COUPLE
SRE CSIRO] | itowey rors” brane win] Senn | ~ ighway Patrol. Drama wi i 5
tS HE 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety $:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4
Alslelelsr jel ere: iijey | with Soupy Sales. (9) National; (Color) NBC Matinee Theater. CSS SiSicielor in News. (4) 11 o’Clock News.| (7) Afternoon Film Festival.
od ui Paul Williams. (2) News. Jac | 3:39—(2) Bob Crosby Show.
LeGoff. 9:55—(9) News. Typical Arthur Murray instructor
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/4:30—(2) On Your Account. 4;:00—12) Brighter Day. (4) A Date’
With Life. (9) Justice: Colt.
4:15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) Mod-
ern Romances. .
(4)
Queen for a Day.
5:00—-(2) The Early Show. (4)
Pinky Lee Show. (7) Mickey
Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party.
'5:30—-(4) (Color) Howdy Doody.| 7
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Mother Shuns Calf
Born. With Two Heads
NORWALK, Calif. (INS) — A
two-headed calf born~ in: Norwalk
is being shunned by its mother,
just like the storied ugly duckling.
The calf was born last Tuesday
with two’ heads, four eyes, two
noses, two foreheads and two
mouths. The mother took one look
at it and ran away. has since
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Dairyman Walter Kissling says
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ACHIEVEMENT DAY'S. COMING! — Three
various projects they're getting ready for Spring
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Emerson Terry (second from left) gives daugh- members of the Galloway Lake 4H ‘Club show: Pontiac Press Pheto
cookies. Watching is Jim Pruett (left). who shows
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the Dress Revue Style Show Saturday night. More
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Achievement Day which is under the direction of
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Probate Judge Dies
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| Probate Judge Bernie. J. Miller, Stealing—in a Way
WARREN, Ohio (—-Pau) Corn-
man, 40, a volunteer fireman, has
been charged with turning in 11
false fire alarms during March.
Sheriff's deputies said Cornman,
who drives a township school bus,
admitted turning in the alarmg to
get the $2 firemen receive for an-
swering each call. month's illness, He became pro-
bate judge in 1952 alter serving in
township and county posts and fol-
lowing his retirement after 40
iyears with the Manistee & North-
ae captured two aldermanic
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Lake Michigan, turned up the
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opposition for mayor, so he cir-
culated a petition that qualified
-| Sam Arbuckle as a candidate.
| Arbackle won, and then beat
-| off three challenges by Tomp-
kins,
Arbuckle was a candidate for re-
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fiers had passed last a shoe
when Tompkins annow as a
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