x *.*& President Feels Reds Inspiring Mob-Violence Says Economic Woes in Latin America Also Partly Responsible WASHINGTONWM— President Eisenhower said today mob violence against . Vice President Nixon in South America appears to| 2d reflect a pattern of Commu- nist inspiration and ex- ploitation. But, he told a news con- ference, he believes eco- nomic troubles are partly responsible for the anti- American demonstrations in such countries as Vene- zuela and Peru. * * * Eisenhower said Communist in- spiration seems to be behind the! uD o& Capital Crowds Will Welcome. WASHINGTON @ — A great Nixons — symbolizing this coun-. try’s unity against hostility or dis- courtesy abroad — was building up today in this capital, shocked violence toward the ‘vice presi- dent and his wife. Partisanship was tossed aside. Sehate Democratic Leader Lyn- don B. Johnson of Texas told his colleagues he would be at the air~ port.when the Nixons return, Indications were that President Eisenhower be there too, and thousands upon thousands of other Americans. Ex-Patient Sues Dr. Sullenberger $100,000 Damage Case Against Medic, Hospital Says Sponge Left In Dr. Neil] H. Sullenberger and Nixons on Return) welcoming’ demonstration for the |” and astounded by Latin-American | _~ and his party were stoned and demonstrations in some other Parts pontiac General Hospital have of the world, but added that the /been named in a $100,000 suit three operations on him for stomach ulcers at the hos- pital last summer, the 1 Venezuela ang } condition could have been treated “Inspiration or whether it|{#ther of three, said. the sponge resentment against policies. | operation, second opera- ; ws tion followed to remove the sponge, MATTER COMPLEX he sald, and the third was to re- Eisenhower called it a complex|pair the first incision, which he| question. Then he went on to say|claimed had been improperly that he does not believe there is} closed. any single cause of the violence in| The sult, filed yesterday in the Latin American countries, Circuit Court, also names as de- " & fendants the hospital board of There are, he added.economic| trustees, its medical satff and factors in the U. S. relationships) the city. with such countries as Uruguay,| The surgeon and hospital have Bolivia, Peru and Venezuela been at odds since he was sus- In. Venezucia — where Nixon | berger sought reinstatement and $250,000 damages, was tossed out ef court April 11 on. grounds he failed to make a fipal appeal to spat upon yesterday — there have been rumors, Eisenhower t *. 2.2 in Caracas. ik * Rioting Students Attack Vice President AP Wirephetes, by Radic SMASHED WINDOWS OF NIXON CAR — Here is a closeup of the shattered windows of the car in which Vice President Richard Nixon rode paaiear tad through jeering Venezuelan mobs Crises at possible emergency use.. vention, . ernment, fighting off mob rule, charges Nasser trying*to spread terror; putthin. gtaneatiaaee of inter- a Glance By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CARACAS—Vice President Nixon cancels public ap- pearances in face of mob violence; starts home tomorrow; United States moves 1,000 troops to Caribbean bases for — President Bisenhower says ‘economig 1a ‘for afiti-American demonstra- hemp yam os edhe sprung : PARIS — New French cabinet frowns on Algiers regime set up by Gen. Jacques Massu; orders Gen. Raoul Salan to take over in critical test. . 2 2 ae tk kk 400 Soldiers Guarding Embassy | in Caracas Vice President Assures Eisenhower Over Phone Situation Under Control CARACAS (INS) — An indignant Vice President ‘(Richard M. Nixon scornfully refused today to heed de- mands of Communist- inspired mobs to get out of Venezuela ahead of schedule.“ But violent anti-American demonstrators forced him to remain inside the heavily guarded U.S. dees’ in Caracas. Vice President Nixon, object of a cle howling wrath yesterday, assured President Eisenhower by telephone today that all is calm in Caracas. 4p tne eS Le. PLORRNNE SYREN aren ete U.S. Air Force guards encircled the ambassador's resi- dence and hundreds of Venezuelan police and troops patrolled surrounding roads. "2 More than 400 Venézuelan troops and police oss sur- Fighting Bandits Get $31,500 in Sarnia Michigan Bank Car Robbed jaa Near Blue Water Bridg SARNIA, Ont. (?—Two pistol-shooting robbers took $31,590 today from a Michigan bank messenger at the Canadian end of the Blue Water Bridige connecting Port : Huron and Sarnia. ‘No one was wounded in the gunfire. The messenger| was unarmed. _ Albert E. Borg, 65, of Port Huron, was en route from ers in Algeria. * the Michigan National Bank of Port Huron to the ‘French Republic to Live PARIS (INS) — All French troops in Metropolitan France were reported tonight ordered confined to their barracks as a temporary and precautionary move. The French Fourth Republic fought for its life to- _|day against a spreading revolt by army and civilian lead- The i government ordered Gen. Raoul . Salan, commander - in - chief in Algeria, to assume full gov-| | erning powers for the mo- ment. Salan comrhands an army of 400,000 men, but his relationship with the rebels and the loyalty of the military were undetermined. “Committees of public safety” backed by military leaders mush- roomed in all major Algerian cities. They called for creation of a “national government of safety” under wartime hero Gen. Charlies De Gaulle pledged to an all-out war against — nationalists. Such a divelopenest miifih, aheies acres a8 x cel Col. 5) STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE IN CARACAS — A group of shouting students carries a “Go Away Nixon’’ banner during anti- United States demonstration over his visit to Caracas, Venezuela. | First pictures of the disorder were flown tj Port of Spain, Trini- | dad, and radioed to New York by Associated Press, for the AP Wirephoto circuits in this country. rounded the embassy area. 500 parat: from mob getting out of hand. 3 Puerto Rico is two. | -The-tour companies . |flown from the U. 8. to the ‘Eisenhower's direct and tore up both U. 8. The ineptness of the 48 rom in Five hundred Marines hoor breed cee. wanes N.C., ont U. S. bases in Cuba and Puerto Venezuelans if there appeared to be danger of to. ro Cuba is three hours away from Caracas by ait and wife and members of his aavetieg 1 danger upon their arrival from da | Dozens of deadly melon-sized rocks were hurled at he was in extreme the cars with clubs, smashed the. all over the Americans, hooted continually the mobs apparently inspired the Red leaders to attempt last night to overthrow the mil- itary junta which has been running the country since dictator Marcos Perez Jim-} inez was kicked out in Jan- 23-28. “Who Was That Lady?” team, Peter Lind Hayes and his wife Mary Healy, has been scheduled in place of another show, “Fair Game.” - The Hayes-Healy production provides a sure-fire ‘laugh every 28 seconds, according to a recent review. Written by Norman Krasna, it’s concerned with the droll doings of a college med and his wife who get mixed up with the FBI. The other shows scheduled are “Music Man,” “West Side Story,” “Two for the Seesaw,” and “Oh, Captain!”— a sreteeasete that offers: music, laughter and drama. x. * The trip has side features, too—including tours, an after-theater supper, get-together buffet, fashion show and stock exchange visit. Deadline for reservations for five Shows, air transportation and hotel accommodations is May 23. Trippers to See ‘Who Was That Lady?’ New Play on Press List A sparkling new comedy is now on the list of five top shows in store for The Pontiac Press theater- Broad woe he sign up for a week’s vacation in New York yd * *« * using tear was and the flat sides of machetes. ATTACK VICIOUS : Ig-day, eight-nation tour of Latin starring a popular comedy will’ but has been marred at every tors, None of the other outbursts compared in viciousness with yes- _ |terday’s well-planned attack, * * * Embassy sources said the all-out anti-Nixon effort. mounted by the Communists was an indication that he had burt them during his tour. The Reds had expected Nixon to be easy prey but he kept his head and spoke with such frank- ness: all along the way that he clarified many misunderstand- ings which existed in South America about the U.S. By bold- ly taking the offensive he had driven the Communists to des- * Royal Canadian bank in* Sarnia when the holdup Venezuelan Publisher Discusses Nixon Riots + happened. He was alone in a station wagon bearing the bank’s name. * * *& Borg, a. 10-year Michigan Na- onstratlone was behind — Pigs mw dem a Pres Nixon eetday? cerise believed to be PK-7701 fired Sener ot Fits a's most tiie, and forced him to a curb at the cacti, Bs tty Poe se Ontario Information Center just on this side of the St. Clair river. for refusing to to pase 8 Save CARACAS. (INS) ~ 1 visited Vice Embassy in Caracas and was im- pressed by his friendliness, good will and understanding. So were the editors of my three dailies, Ultimas Noticias,. La Esfera and -|El] Mundo, who accompanied me to) ' @'the embassy. Because of Nixon's personality I incidents Sane eh: suai wa Mas arrival uy ee toe aateioae President Nixon at the Americap/2uela partly. The group of newspapers -pub- ni strations, if not thoroughly at leastifollow the advice of their more mature elders. However, and I told this to Nixon the meeting, I have just con- lished by:me was the leader in 8/terred with the leaders of the three campaign, in the days preceding!main Venezuelan political parties— the arrival of the vice president, The:-main problem was that of the presence in the United States of Pedro Estrada (former secur- ity chief) apd Mateos Perez Jimenez (exiled dictator). We called for the’ open discussion of these problems, in a orderly form, ' without violence of any kind. Unfortunately, as. Nixon, himself told us ae at the embassy. are impulsive and to dence lquick einered = do not always f and) Accion ete Democratic In. Today ‘s s Press SO AS LE APE “AN About Men ....0....4-- 37 rer eS ar | County News .........5.... 6 Diilotinbe 445 Aid. ks. oie _-* Markee: fei sieed Aes cusis 38 Obitwaries i..60066 66 se cies «4 Sports ...ceeceeves 30 thru 33 -Theaters ........ Taek rates 6 TV & Radio Programs .... 43 Earl OETA 43 Women’s Pages ... 13 thrd 16. ‘ a. Republican Union and Christian’ Socialists—and the great yn abv of the Venezuelan public opinion! emphatically condemns yesterday’s violence as undemocratic. I am sure the Venezuelan gov- these strators were members of Com munist youth groups, _ As I have said if my newspapers, many things led to yesterday's violence., These things might be . \grouped under the general term of errors in’ United States policy to ward Latin America. : Just one calculated step taken by the United States! a week ago (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) Did We Buncle Diplomacy in South America?: Recent threats of restrictions on oil imports did not, of course, contribute to a warm reception for Nixon. As I once told George N. Butler, who was United States ambassador during the dictatorship, we do not ask that the United ‘States inter- vene in our domestic affairs. process to get one. But) We ask only that our rich and Estrada got his in a burry. ‘most influential neighbor” should Another easy step for the United differentiate between the decent States to have taken, would have People living in the neighborhood? been to have Nixon omit his visit and those who are not so decent. to Paraguay. This would have) This does not require his shown Latin Americans that North meddling in their homes or tifeir American leaders do not dictators. tion in Caracas into a cheering ovation. ‘This step was to have expelled our hated Security Chief Pedro Estrada from i United States. People were incensed at the ease with which a permanent resident's visa was granted to Estrada. Other applicants go through a trying and lengthy understand, he praised Dictator| Alfredo as an “‘anti-| fell Your Car New to Jerome's might = turned. Nixon's: recep- Communist fighter.’’ i “Bright Spot.” PE 6-0e08, This is the final day of Nixon’s| America which was labeled “good/ stop by anti-American demonstra-|,. Vv isit domestic agers This difference of Sending Troops Raises Storm. Dems in Senate Press for Inquiry Into. Move on Latin America the wisdom of the troop. move. Morse said he wants the State Department to tell why if didn’t take advance precautions to pre- vent the kind of mob violence te _ which Nixon and his wife were subjected in Caracas, Venemuecla, 2 I's Going Up to 80, Even Without Sun The watetiaen predicts partly cloudy with a high of 80 tomorrow, Tonight's low will be around S45. « month for W Reuther’s UAW. . been Set for June 2 on the sur- ; “get for alter . (Continued From Page One) q of Lakeside avenue, Pine prea . ‘The communique Salan _Midiand avenue, Lake- Manager of Nu-Vision Op- penton Sy Gi tne bo weer in in the name of the Fourth) park drive, and Willow Lane in teal Co femmes yous racas, conflicted with an earlier) the Quarto, Lakes Estate subdi- re atiac je : , ‘Nixon made it known that he broadcast by Salan in which he| vision. The Redding road paving |crippled Plane Makes It nounced that be is leaving The three-year contract withwas angry and indignant at the Conmitice dedicated to “open rc | Tilt come up at that time without | perRorr wy — A United Air] optical company. He plans _.. General Motors expires May 29:\shameful treatment acrorded an Committee dedicated to “open re-| plas or estimates. lines DC-7 carrying 61 passengers] 0M locating here in the city, 4 Similar contracts important American official, but : volt” against Pflimlin’s Cover Wun an casement granted ty|from Los Angeles to Philadelphia The: time of lo- a end Ford run out June 1. one could not tell it-by looking at Pontiac Press jment. . Mrs. Pussie Robi Hi to fel cation will : ameanees -' ‘REUTHER SILENT him. He appeared relaxed and IP's THAT TIME! — Tomorrow is National ‘Straw Hat Day, ; oe ee ecroes later, He welcomes x — sitin Ie . : permit the city to work Tuesday , despite a friends whom he was able spoke coolly. and all Pontiae elothiers are hailing the event with displays of | The Algiers Public Safety Com-|private land, the necessity hearing | LOOKS UNWORRIED. nam evies in bendgears. Here Pronk Lyndall, left, vice president mittee is headed ‘by Gen. Jacques|on the’ Valley View lane storm no indication of worry.| f the Downtown: Pontiac Assn., presents a new skimmer to Delos |Massu, a lean, tough paratroop/sewer, ts planned for June 9. | Guanes Wexvice wean leptin, Seaenap of Yor Ceblent: Coney Rane of Separein leader. He has talked with Salan| — ag, oll Bang Mag d mitiee would retain, power, “ant PPcamy nargfle-ogthen Sarat : em = . ; . Save | eee Explosion in Front of U. S, Embassy ened ny A a pam to a budget of $249,000 | 0 K IKE!! h evening's tri 1958-59 fiscal year the airport, He is due back in Although 2 date for a public oF esr at 10 a.m. (EDT) to Riots Continue i In Lebanon have been oe am : Sephong “is cooperating! bly are doing our alent powers yesterday outgoing Manager _ to eep our economy sound . . . to people ve to drive him back Felix Gailiarrd increase, working... : I the same street on which government is needed to oe . th from the airport, and BEIRUT, Lebanon ‘(AP) The nesiadlits explosion of a | interpreted raises and to | stior fear possible further vio-| bomb in front of the U.S. Embassy this morning began a : pp haa BIGGER VALUES! "the idea as Face oot this ctéumanis vag te pS id oye ee eed We are giving our customers bigger values than : obtain exorbitant and in-| time the vice president would be See Goverment of Beidldenl Useillle Cakieea was tan ettort to City Manager L. R. Ga ever before! That's the reason Harwood had a flationary concessions” from auto| adequately protected. Server himself Robert 20% increase . . . April ‘58 over April ‘57!! contpentte. se sik, ka - SR pene satiny: apptent tb shooting, burving vege hy si ee ee are eo Ramer bullet-proof ap enay Hmousine sent might return to the for the city on the Garbage = a nt nt Cr ae ar | ut minnesota Raa Asc" Se we] DISCOUNT ?? _ met in day-long bargaining ses-irazbal. The route to the airport | shooting during the curfew last night. With the lifting of on the part of reverse offices as appointees} Coil it what you will! Harwood’s prices on men’s _ Blong yesterday, Ford and the/wiy be cleared of traffic. Armored | government to military|to the Water Authority Board. suits—starting ot $39.75 are RIGHT! Come in ae msg = ae eae web apit es: amet ee dem whe oe . ; ee eee ee a | and see for yourself—the superb fabrics, the fine * i : : ts *® 4 Sab ey aan ee Hutchinson 4o the Police Triall smog beet nd sot styling — will satisfy the ‘The death toll in rioting in Beirut since Monday army is united . reached an estimated 20 persons. It was expected te go. Massu and just i ’ higher. At least 32 other persons have been reported killed | supports Massu “Tag Days” and other street so-| INCREASING!! since bega urday ti north government of for benevolent purposes) pte ong oT aa — De Gauille. in Birmingham will be limited tof] Harwood’s list of new suit customers js constantly port of Tripoli. a month in the fut the | -| The army has — a ure, thei} increasing! Each satisfied customer tells another | : sanity since — Paper ad fovinmagg te thot ony Harwood can do it—and Harwood has . ‘ ; a - jous 9 ? done it.’ Vv can served” basis, with the ition * Sending Troops Stirs |fvocvste Americans. ndchina ‘nd mo rest be made br 6 Sigs

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The increase was voted by the#House, which has_ passed all 10 of the bills, * * * Six of the bills have been passed by the Senate, which added 79 mil-/ lion dollars to the House-voted’ amounts. Although about 53 billions in and woodworker. He constructed leaning back comfortably in the Ff lives with his wife, Gail Manners, East Side apartment where he the soprano. * * * “T learned sewing as a boy, My mother wag a fine milliner, My ‘father was an interior decorator. il always wanted a sewing ma- \chine — you can do better work iwith one, But now th 1 finally have one, I ind I'm too busy to use it.”" The big baritone, who designs ‘many of his operatic. costumes, lalso is an expert photographer nowledged cheerfully. can get just as good training peed as in Europe.” Most opera. stars . rarely -y ising more than three perform- ances in a week, Cassel made mu- sical headlines early this year | when, during a weekend emer- | gency, he sang three different and | exacting roles within 24 hours at the Metropolitan, It was a test of| stamina and virtuosity unique in| the Met's ery. i ~~ * | “The sen morning he got up. early and fixed my breakfast _,be- cause I had to sing in church,” | “But you, WE'RE HAVING A BEEF SALE! § TENDER, JUICY Three Big Days!! . THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY! - ae aa Ss emare AE por PRESS. WEDNESDAY. mae 14, 1958. ee Te. estas ew ee : fla Bore Sa: oh to make yourself secure as a hu- Mirena f | - “put I don’t think that to be a FAL . ., Of Baritone | Jassel Iso Can’ Sew e fees veo re] “That Legsen Sait | a San Need Net Embarrass is Many wearers of false teeth have Se real émberrassment because By. HAL BOYLE * pttccgh' be toenail Ct Son'apnay toes Hhoet Ohio, eee acting from Mild-mannered and softepoken, G te drop or Ton Bills Increased by} sew YORK in-One of Amer |iending epers singers who *have( smal pretty, and browneyed. ja singer,” be isi vidtly ghrei "wank ta tee Stops Heart Gas | ae eee Do not Nearly ' Billion Dollars jica’ 5 toe yertionny ts as hentyisindete-Aniecica wolces, Comal Be aa musi comedy odec, ot inamanmnek tenth 3 Times Fa: use a itl FASTERTH. with a e as san aria. (feels that his inabili 8! trary seth sous PB nel ve atthe , ye BELL-ANS Agen Se oa rm ~More Expected He is Walter Cassel, the 6-foot, abroad wis no great handicap. [of the past, Cassel believes good|that you can’t teach an opera star| "mally associated _ with opera ma eae s oon as much Hjny, so taey feel more comfore- “ 1200 - pound Metropolitan Opera) “Some of the American public is|acting is almost as essential to ajto act, act. They think it’s easier to|stars. — stomach acidity tn one minute as many able. Bot Sy ad = WASHINGTON (—Congress ap- star. so guillible it can't appreciate|performance as good singing. take an actor and make a pass- * re * leading digestive tablets, Get BELL-ANS drug counters ev ; pears likely, for the first time in) “] sewed ali the slip covers and|anything unless it hgs first been| “In America now they have able singer of him,’ “You have to have pn ego today for the fastest known relict, oo. ; to increase appropria- hailed somewhere else,” -he ack-|% : ; C ASH MARKET # 78 W. Saginaw Open Friday ‘til 9 P.M. LEAN BEEF 3G. SHORT RIBS S A SPECIAL TREAT new money requests still are to most of the built-ins in his apart-|said his wife, smiling. be considered, the outlook for deep|ment. He is also a talented cook.| She and her husband, called by | Cassel, who comes from Cown-/one critic ‘‘the Lunt and Fontanne | of the pending total is for the De-|cil Bluffs, Iowa, believes any skill|of the musical theater,” like to a man can develop is helpful. Be-|perform together whenever pos-: sible, They: say a joint musical | MMO MN ui SIRLOIN a Porterhouse rently is in. no ‘mood to make fore winning his laurels in opera, BO re ee eee Sates Cy ee eee ee ee me eee: : A : Other SS eomacunill not yet + ea Be ath aikioencathy pay rehearse, i's nice 10 athe, "| LEAN, THRIFTY VERY FANCY. said Miss Manners, on considered by either branch of for his singing lessons. Going to Continent Next ‘ollat increase avendy voted "(OQ Detroiters. in Scotland _tto Drum Up More Trade ner,” leat p> aaa JROUNDS “NONE HIGHER” s T-BONES Tender Beef Tender Beef POT s_s i 49: RIB Lb. 69° ROAST... STEAKS .. THIS IS IS THE SAME TOP wm ITY BEEF YOU HAVE ALWAYS RECEIVED! Pi a aay past 13 years has Congress voted the fulf presidential “| GLASGOW, Scotland wy — Fifty tion requests. The reductions visiting Americans conferred for company ~ director, we free tm Seodand te parte | | goFAR tories in Scotland in partnership He | on their eighth international tour|which should be of tremendous * }to boost the advantages of doing 000,000, a year. 4 interest to other businessmen in| : | Michigan “\Detroit and other parts of Amer- | a a FARM FRESH Redi-Eot on aes Large Eggs Shank Jean Little, insurance man, spent | \ 4 , Helf ct te AQS w/ J, Gee trimmed in 1953 from requests for billions submitted President |USinessmen to drum up trade for with Scottish industrialists, ee . re eh eth office tana |the St: Lawrence Seaway and De-| sald those already established | LEAN, MEATY CENTER CUT : low of $257,000.00 cut in 1956 from ‘7H — but mainly for Detroit. | Rere were prospering. Cc 3 Lb. Cc Pee ae Gate" | Ne sau ay mete | tear ne =m SPARE RIBS | PORK CHOPS Over the i3-year span, the av- Detroit Board of Commerce, now'plete film record of their visit | THIS VALUABLE COUPON ENTITLES THE g BEARER TOA S om 2 tb. 49° IBUTTER ... * lone of his four days visiting in the north of Scotland and the county Ht + lof Inverness, where he had traced | | AN. Mis Scottioh ancestry beck to 1112. : OwiTH MEAT PURCHASE eueNiT one 7 E.Huron St. 18 W. Pike St. Special for LF > THURS., FRI, De oy SAT. end ~ MONDAY ig r iz ~tedaaiie. tas. oon: tociten' ia Sees ur 1 } | / f $35: i $ vat tf : J aaa ai * the news of the St. Lawrence : Police Inspector Michael J.jwaterway which will enable the : Blackwell said he received thelbiggest ships to come right into , |Detroit, in the heart of America, ‘es tri [by next year, one of Sheppard's trial attorneys. “This will’ cut t tien ago, said/costs and must help stimulate Blackwell, identifying them as|'Tade with Europe.” . 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Influences Over Million) pccthamous' princess of the night|,ie.t4 the 34 "Oe fiehe.about| Gable | ge tenn, eetay on inhadatee, ttod to on. now, denn manent. fro mack Even if Sick at Home meres how she died, and ended up with| She had called glamour boy | keep the beautiful peroxide plat- | allofus.” - as Husband sald wow, and took 84... votes for an overdose of sun-| William Powell, whom she hed | inum alive, They‘ gave her two Two of se hus- | blood transfusions, But there was |__ ine two By INTERNATIONAL NEWS out the post-midnight TV. shift. : : Palmiro Togliatti sits at home He was jars te at the mov- 7 to ! , 1 exriously il, Bi ne| “This,” -rattishly, |So go down to the mbrgue for the — er hand tightly|16; and Hal Rosson, a cameraman, || ££ RENNE Bens ak come ann stant “was ot Fosse Ten bed a ile, For a week her condition ap-|and gazing tensely into her eyes,” | McGrew was said to be “prostrate/ DR. E. F. DENNE ~ He locked over thoughtfully, |packet of yellowing, flaky clippings peared to improve, Jean Harlow died. with shock.” Rosson said, “Jean} + + Optometrist tain. “Why is it,” he said, “that the|from 21 years ago showed the! 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Pee 4 : ; - eo . 2 ; ae \ j : = ‘ ; : esi } 4 F - e 3 _ELEVEN _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1958 Big Foreign Aid Ese eeNo Canned Formula Possible |==5 522%" * y ante ah. the Foor Ave the serv 6, eae : brought predictions the House . would pass intact today a $3, on what another ought té spend. for next year, = x *« & ADRIAN (#—Louis M. Grant. an|‘2®” decide what can be sacrificed ’* *« * : ¢ in order to make peace with the : ' : cussing every 000,000 Program of overseas aid/Near Adrian at 84 Years|oun plo ay ite aun male ang/spending and saving in a money local family service agency. Shirley Camper, family life con- sultant of the FSAA, said the counselors may be able to inter- cede with creditors or even help tap unknown sourees of financial If a family’s dilemma is a com- agencies may even be able to social: wotker, is\be able to tout, you ix touch wits - grant families money to tide (confidential. : pee T ent hee Se them over, Z “s + 2 - gees : Ma Go | Mm But if these finds are not avail-| If you cannot locate a family _beabam Unci one rear aya Opponents attacked the aid ef- Me ki U ‘Far il Be idg fat tot Ret 3b ron etry ye larvae the Famil House ts Predicted fo icnt Yas ein Nes ee : Pass $3.6 Billion With|™, South America and U. S.. ana nite 1 aoe pee nerves steady in this money |Service Association of ‘Americalexamsle, she tiny edviee that it ‘a oe ‘libraries. elsewhere abroad) mapege your morey and debts better world. - study on “The Family in « Money| wise to call a creditor when a pay E> No Cuts Approved showed that American dollars| money troubles prod wh supetie oun cana anthena are a good place to start|ment is going to be: late f oe ae News a aster v S. troops to ie Pe vee et ager ete “ = PS TER sis. Caiapeiepialnd Oak tend ; WASHINGTON f — Defeat of|the Caribbean bad not yet come|,, NEW YORK (INS) — Workable] = Teo et ae ee once “al auggeats that families needing (creditors are Understandably upset| A GREAT MANY PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM saul , major fund-cutting amendments|in. canned formulas, for what one|Week or twice a month. During) outside help get in touch with the [when they do not hear # word Tae Ree ARTHRINS FOS 4 Lie CGR? Gt Tee HAVE BECOME: DISCOURAGED, AND FEEL THERE IS NOT MUCH HOPE FOR THEM — THE FACTS ARE THAT A GREAT MANY SUFFERERS, AMONG THEM SOME OF THE MOST SEVERE CASES, HAVE TRIED O-JIB-WA .BITTERS AS A LAST RESORT, AND TO THEIR HAPPY SURPRISE, NOW ARE FREE OF PAINFUL AND CRIPPL- ING ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATISM. . iF YOUR CASE IS OF LONG STANDING oR JUST STARTING, YOU CAN'T BUY A BETTER OR MORE SUC- Morgan (D-Pa) of the -Foreign|¢, died Monday. Affairs Committee reacted cau- x & * NEUROSIS CURED -Each member of the family assistance. She continued: should keep expense records for) «yen when there is not a re- cession, many families just do not plex one, it may be better to explain the delinquent payment in writing. And if there are to be yf i i i it tiously to the string ef victories} Grant had 10 children by his first} One breadwinner had to have last cent where the money goes. [nave shificient income to. meet| several delinquencles—because of CESSFUL MEDICINE THAN 0-JIB-WA yesterday against efforts to cut|wife who died in 1919. In 1923 he|PSychiatric help to cure his neu-) —the records should be |minimum needs. | & lay-off or Hiness—it may be BITTERS. PROVEN RESULTS FOR OVER the bill, He was wary, because, he| married Mrs, Fairie Ranes, a wid-|'Sis over money. The prescription: |. studied, for they provide infor- x *« * best te talk the situation over \ 40 YEARS. AVAILABLE AT ALL DRUG said, results were easy so far. [ow, who had 13 children by her Carry around a $100 bill all the) mation needed to set up a tallor- | “Among these are the aging and) Personally with the creditor STORES IN MICHIGAN, “I'm not jubilant yet,” he said.|first husband. Grant and Mrs. “TI feel like I'm sitting on some|Ranes had three children of their TNT.” a a Mrs. Camper stressed that per- ~—From the records, work out an/With many children and widows.'sons needn't feel embarrassed cut/about contacting a family service corners or find bargains im aniagency for help with financial x & * are living. They gave Grant a). remiin, But his neurosis is gone, jof expected But Rep, E. Ross Adair (Rind), |total’ of 48 grantciidren and 38 He has a “happiness and security Ee ee effort to stretch funds.” problems. There is no need to! a leader in the. money-slashing Mrs. Camper anid ‘some of He jworry about money troubles being; | THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER BE SURE TO ATTEND OUR “OUTDOOR LIVING” DISPLAYS MAY 16th THRU MAY 29th % OUTDOOR COOKING EXPOSITIONS %& OUTDOOR FASHION SHOW % OUTDOOR FURNITURE AUCTION F Wetnestey. May 28th at 8:45 P. M. Seturday, May 17th in both Bazaar Arey ae a 2 PM. ere SS $, TELEGRAPH at SQUARE LAKE RD. 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S The Senate passed a similar bill in the closing days of the 1956 session, too late for House consid- eration at that time, EE $ if : : ay g ity Heyer aa ales | | j x» | Hil rhe il LG ir : i H i i Is was beaten 59-26. s of Zoning Change on Trailer Parks HHT init deli anll AL 3 i i oft 4 i Hi ag i AF ; il ~ Overheated Chet |. tmr'n wite waling in New York scan nce Mrs, Marcel arrived, oe * ; = F é i MINEOLA, ‘N:Y. un — Frenep| (plained she'd. been npg CIUDAD TRUJILLO,” Domninican|with «smile tn-his small. white. chef Jean Marcel bas few equals|ing of Hollyowod, and her mother,| eepublie ® eg sg ar aga ne pg deft souffle or a savory coq au Vin|" 401, words were spoken. Mrs. &t the Stork Club in -Manhattan,|s.5ivmell was hit on the head with] eres where he has worked these past). coffee table. Mrs. Deming suf Peron said 20 years, But. when he's at home ‘oroq broken ribs, cuts, bruises. . |Temaln — alors! — c'est Madame Marcel “Charges were not preferred un-/He until who must do the cooking. til Monday, In court yeésterday,| sent wn *'Marcel pleaded innocent to second] 8° “3 That's what started the troubk degree assault. He was allowed to . that landed him in Nassau County) go back to his job, cooking crepes, : District Court, yesterday. iguzette at the Stork Club, pending) T have,,no plans for goihg to As police tell it, Marcel arrived grand jury action | Europe of elsewhere,” be pe Nae = ee © | pohsidering a bus granting polit he ighte of Hob Burns | Sm rebusal to lows His Stack. (i; % rate, swat} ETON Says : He's Ready fewer. The bil ts not believed Released From Jail . testity manivat ee’ bend, ‘De. NewYok je. "=""to Return to Argentina * |e’ west t :. * *T. am waiting when it comes to turning out ® 4/5 Florence Holywell. eager to return to Argentina if its|Buenos Aires will be.” Bj ef! : ij i -| tina's first elected president military forces ousted and exiled -|Peron in September 1955. ae egieé i eee $3. g a 3 : Zz a: 4 2 f I] 5 : a : ° A = lad 7 o ce | | | bacinlies Baw wes i. ‘ . got a when she! election. to Decide Issue , | en ! MONTGOMERY, Ala. ) — The controversy between States Right- ; trol of Alabama’s Democratic par- corpus returnable May 21, The at- ty machinery wont be settled un- torney told the District Court of/ti/ the June 3. runoff election. Appeals that she was were late and that the judge ac “unwarranted abuse of discre-| Recipes for making ice cream go , back as far as 1862. ! iy ‘e g ce GREE ileis afte E. bi OG iy ss 2 oe H i 1 g se AG - q : cf S { & Wildcat Strike Ends af Eastern Air Lines MIAMI, Fla, @® =~ Eastern Air ‘ ‘The workers went back to work late yesterday on orders of A, J. Hayes, president. of the Interna- j tional Assn, of Machirists. . _ Hayes acted in response to no | tification by Eastern that the strikers hadn't resumed work aft- er a U.S, District, Court tempo- rary injunction sent them back to their: posts. , * * * 1AM Local President George M.| Brown concurred with Hayes in} calling the strike unsanctioned by | the union but contended that Eat | ern deliberately provoked the walkout by not adhering to senior- ity in propoposed layoffs. Air line spokesmen said normal service was expected to resume! quickly. 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STRAWBERRY « CHERRY ¢ RASPBERRY . family, so keep lots of the family-size JellO on hand. - a Geta “double-size” family package today ee g > é ‘ et ; ai : . : a i ‘ : * ‘ ia 3 \ t A q + \ < 1 { x oe ; ~~ : ee “PONTIAG, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4 1958 dresses which will be on sale. Gordon Getsinger of : Everyone’s getting ready for the Bitmingham Junior League sponsored Country Fair, to, be held June 6 and 7 at Cranbrook. Doing her share.is Mrs. Edward Lis: who is helping sith intempeed- Mrs. Randall Re-Elected oy BPW Group Re-elected president of Pon- tiac Business and Professional - Women's’ Club © Moriday” eve- ning’ seas Mrs. Harry Randall. Other officers named were Rosamond Haeberle, vice pres- -ident; Mrs. Anne Stapp, second. vice president; Matgaret Wi mot, recording sé@retary; Mrs.” Norman R. Smith, correspond- ~ ing secretary; Mrs.-Evelyn Rik. vard, treasurer, anc Vera Bes ; sett, auditor. : ~Hostesses wete. Mrs, rit Stoddard, Mrs. Mrs. Mary Todd, Mrs. Brae . Wilson, Etta Wage and Mar- garet — , Bloomfield Hills (center) waits for his Indian feathers as Tony Wise of Birmingham models a com- pleted headdress. Two Initiated Into Sorority Mrs, W. V. LaPlante and Mrs. Leonard Coster were initi- ated into Omega Mu Sigma Sorority Tuesday evening when the group met in the Water- ford home of Mrs, Helen Frack. Lola Strom conducted the cere- Plans were completed for a May Breakfast which will be ‘- held Sunday at Hotel Waldron with Mrs, Harold. Clifford and. Mrs, Ray. Kaskela as cochair- ~ Lenahan of Fi vanklin. ‘Goins are Mrs. Helmut Heuser’ (left) and Mrs. Ronald caine: of poe uusie Lak be /providied at Poe * fair’s fashion show/ which will be given June Gf beginnigég at I p.m: Accom: ° jpasps at the piano is Mrs. Cheries men. Personal N ews of Interest in. Area Bill Hamptety, son of Mr. and zr et : , Several format pattern tn the ae were. __ inns of ete ecb stort" rete yee = wane State U: , A pre-law major, his She was the house guest of her mother, Mrs. Helen activities on the East Lansing cam- Tettgen and her aunt, Mrs. Dora Dawson. .* «Ff Spending the weekend at St. Clair Inn were Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cram of Miami road. They entertained at Pine Lake Country Club Sunday for te son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George am. tors of the Union, All University jary, and participation in the - J ater carnival. , y As: ee Alt. and Mrs. James, B. Cole (nee (Aeatty Fyfe) and their daughters, ’ Linda and Jariis of Bangkok, Thai- land, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Fyfe of Lexington place. Mr. Cole is a-construction engineer for the US. gy in Thailand, An open house will be d for them on Sunday from 2-to 5 p.m. : SPR ke we Mrs. Merle Hubbard of Angel court was honored HAMPTON -. Mother’s Day. ww © Mr. and Mrs, Neil G. Brackstone:of Lansing will arrive Saturday to be weekend guests of his brother- ‘gid tel dipd in-law and sister; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Reynolds ‘The Don R. MacDonalds of Ferndale avenue of Elizabeth Lake road. y -have returned to their home after spending the past “+ + ied several months at yhetr winter home in Ormond Members of. Tau Chapter of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity at Hillsdale College selected Nancy Ann Thayer as Carnation Queen at their annual Carna- tion Ball held Friday at Spring Arbor Country Club, Jackson, Nancy Ann, a sophomore at Hillsdale, is the daughter of Mr. and . Kenneth Thayer wd Mann road. x * Martha Varney, ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Varney of Nelson street, has been selected and hon- ored as one of 20 outstanding senior women at West- ern Michigan University. She received awards’ in leadership and scholar- ship. She is a major in special education in - field of ag correction. Beach, Fila. . x * te Mr, and Mrs..John Veneman have returned, to their Dwight avenue home after spending four -months on Anna Marie Island, Fla. =. * hy are Mr. | : wif at enjoyed: a at the Homestead iuewtore. meet H at Hot ok, Farmington and te, gk Ke [| Bat parents who are bored by | ¥onés are rectified or not ‘ Cold Waves | =s — ! }/Presbyterian Group STAPP'S .. . have your new, spring and summer .. « | Meets for Luncheon : - | bome . pelea ag Bay |ary-December Gfbup of First | Presbyterian Church for a lunch- 15 Wave wow 910% fea Sis. meats: toner | A study of the book of Luke The notural: look . . . softly |} was led by Mrs. James C. Covert: shioned for you alone. Yours | Mrs. W. H. Marbach presented the with our permanent wave, style b.. Book ‘of Prayer. Gata eit rae a cut and set—complete, Lived Bee a mas rete we ind QUALITY ARE SUPREME” OPEN FRIDAY ‘TIL9 P.M. [cea gust | Young Ladies and Ladies at. = | tractive. new a Little Tow Sizes with sponge innersole. Not | day evening White and Red $195 acuer eae and While White Strap for Tots with - foot - ease comfort. Baby's 7 . ae ey * ‘y 7 : : f t ce ee ; ae ij Fi 4 : : = . , ~ ¢. 5 S a 2 — | ; Soe 7 - THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, £958. : : ‘At Season’ s Final Meeting ; Royal Neighbors Set |were “Login niece fast District Parley Here |and west were John Kraus and + Tuesday Musicale Presents ‘Grass. Roots’ Opera Two hpatesses for the annual luncheon meeting of Pontiac Tuesday Musicale were Mrs. Glenn Griffin (left) and Mrs, A. A. Dodd. The program was held at Devon Gables. ae ’ Peatiae Press Photos tiac Tuesday Musicale. ‘Musicale Luncheon Closes Spring | Tuesday Musicale closed its” ‘season with a program and luncheon held Tuesday after- ‘noon at Devon Gables. Mem- bers and guests were. wel- comed by the president, Mrs, Gordon Woolcock, and Ora Hal- lenbeck gave the invocation. Floral committee consisted of Mrs. B. G. Campbell and Mrs. P. H. Kemp and on the social committee were Mrs. K. “Helvey, Mrs. C. W. Buck, Mrs. Clyde Marshbanks, Mrs. | lent to the mood of the opera | O. L. Smith, Mrs. Fred Stim- i |_ throughout. As the opera progressed the boys and girls noticed each other and recognized that two of _the four pert, Mrs. George Putnam and Mrs. Gaensbauer. Mrs. H. V. Heldenbrand was accompanist. The opera opened with two weary 18-year-old girls -board- ing the New York to New Haven train on a Sunday eve- ning in the early. 1900s. Mrs. Helvey and Mrs. Buck sang | had known each VEW Unit Awards _| Membership Pins . | Mrs. Ralph Norvell (right) receives her presi- dent's pin from the immediate past president, Mrs. Gordon Woolcock, at the final session held by Pon- Sessions other in botany class. The amusing way the couples final- "ly switched seats was the gist of the story. * * * Variety in the story was given by the entrance of the candy man, played by Mrs. Stimpert, and a magazine man, portrayed by Mrs. Putnam. An encore, “Light A Rose,” from Meredith Willson'’s cur- A jolly time was had by all when the “Grass Roots” opera was performed by the musicale’s work- shop. Mrs. Ferdinand Gaensbauer goes over the score as Mrs. Howard Heldenbrand secerene: + > Trenton, N.-J., in 1857 passed | Coins believed to date from 100 jan ordinance limiting hoop skirts |B.C. have recently been unearthed | \to five feet in diameter. "lin Pakistan. | Bl Ai Ml Ml i i Mi i i Ml i i i i, i i, i Mi i dl dl Ml Mi dl Me i i i ') DESIGNERS HAIR STYLING, } PERMANENTS,: from . . > 116 N. Perry FE 2-6361 § Otto Deyo, Eastern Central District Conven- tlon .of the Royal Neighbors of America will be held at Roosevelt Temple Thursday evening, Pontiac Independence Camp 3127} will host the program, which will be. open to the public. Among hon-' ored guests will be Mrs. Ruby Huff of Lapeer, state supervisor; Mrs. Mildred Woodfield: of Flint, supreme delegate to - California; and Mrs, Pearl Kline, state oracle. Bridge Club Names Several Winners Mrs. James McGuire and Mrs. — Melvin Smail were winners north. and south when the Pontiac Dupli- cate Bridge Club met at Elks Tem.) ple Monday evening. Second place winners north ad south were Dr. and Mrs. Kessler, - Professional » PERMANENTS _ styled as YOU like ic ‘BAIR CUTTING Rag IMPERIAL BEAUTY SALON 219 Auburn Ave. FE 4-2878 lo Appointment Necessary EDITH STENSON, Owner | LUNCHEONS Sealtest Ice Cream Popular Prices RIKER FOUNTAIN Riker Bldg. Lobby Young Folks Fashions— - + + By Rose and Callie 7) $5.00]. CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP 4 POO SCCC CCC CC CTC OCCT CCT TC OCCU. Z Lower Level [ee GIRL'S 2-PC. KNIT 3.98 Blouses in solid colors with all over print shorts to contrast. In aqua, blue or apricot. Sizes 7 to 14, LITTLE BROTHER A 20-year pin for membership ‘A. A. Dodd and Mrs. Glenn the roles of the girls. ‘in VFW 1008 Auxiliary has been) "ent show ‘“‘The Music Man,” Griffin. * * * jawarded to Elsie. Weaver. Addi-. Was sung by the cast. Mrs. i EXPLAINS PROGRAM After settling into their seats {tional members who have been, Smith sang the solo lines. Incoming president, Mrs the girls sang “I Wish I rang by the auxiliary include ——- == ; ae Ralph T. Norvell, introduced Hadn't Gone to the City To- abet farty tk and Mrs. Frank Home From Hospital : the program. She explained | day" when two young men. Peeples, 10-year pins, and Lucy that ‘grass roots opera” is sung by Mrs. Gaensbauer and Caveriey, 5-year pin. Nancy Richards, daughter of Mr | Mrs. Marshbanks, boarded the train voicing the same senti- | When members met Monday eve- and Mrs, Gerald Richards of Joyce x ame” “opera for everyone. ining, me morial services were con- street, has been released from St. | “Sunday Excursion” by Alec | ments iducted and life membership in the Joseph Mercy Hospital and is con- Wikder- was performed with so ‘National Hi Mrs. Ferdinand Gatnsbeuer SINGS His WARES ‘ ome was given to Mrs. valescing at home. + . 4 ‘Edward Schram. A Flag was pre- sented to Brownie Troop 109 at Between 1880 and 1912 about * * * aisles of the train singing of his. Webster School and donations were 23,000,000 immigrants entered the In the cast were Mrs. J. | Wares. This role was sung by given for Camp Oakland for Boys.. ‘United: States, or nearly half as . Mrs. Smith. The rhythms and \On May 22, 23 and 24 the- auxiliary) many as the entire population at harmonies were interesting and lwill mark Poppy Sale Day. | the country in 1880. na sles of the tran singing ot his Gay plaid boxer shorts i red or blue plaid. Terry shirt is piped in ploid . to match. Sizes 3 to 6x. yr A Cay NEW CHEMISE - || oo PUN OUTS .. 1.98 9 4.98, It's the new cherrise even on the beach. Gay summer prints in cotton. In blue; pink, green and apricot. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. _. ‘You'l thrill te the edmiring glances — ond-second looks —~ - you'll get when you're wearing your Sun-steps originally devel- oped by &. F. Goodrich. 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Saginaw St. Sikes fuice J | ichlioss Ri y hyland) saftey oad Nite ‘til 9 P.M. eee Mezzanine i ; Dress Salon — Second Fier pe, ‘ EE Sg o : < 7 i : vs 7 ist a a: pe Se ae _< seis os, < fost et eT * — aes ee es ee = pape a : “pa te , hee ee } i i ea ee a “ \ te ee ie a ee pee e walla f fh ee es PO ee ee ee E i De Lee * THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1958 | oe | ad me —ipitiere 2 eee aoe _t ee ene asia ai oa chiang ven a i - . — - — ) oe yl ; : : WENO /3aKIO A OZxXO ) " Exercise HelpsNow es ee i Mr. and Mrs SATB OG SAO NoFOG Ye} way ar rg 9 _f ae of Seneca 10) SUMMER PLAYTIME [Q/7 Spray-on Bra a Future Fashion ?}; ier” [G1 SUMMER PLAYTIME KY) es : Stee ly ee ee ag oe announce the 1S) «= Terry Leg Robe RO : es ae 7. > 2 * 2 = ES : engagement of I\ ie i a ae 5 N "By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN | best contour, Movie stars have | facing the floor, Now turn your) this summer, their | hier, Ks Chg ae ereat teeta It seems that “they” have de-| used a similar technique for |Palm toward the ceiling, clench) strekes which call for overarm bara (KY Thirsty white terry hooded all-in-one Suit Lo ct oo eer SG ee ae = feet, [x Reta reese NG : > at . ac ha a ae me SE, sl rae, nl, ee Seer re Thomas KE 4.98 , 139 ow) bust is here to stay. Imbued with/resistance and keep your elbow) © fn gy * al Eb os ck teins ws} this conviction, today Iam going|close to your side. Stretch arg|men On bed with your bust off) Bazley, son of it} 700 W. HURON a | ‘BS It means just what it says. You|t0 give you exercises to increase /forward again and continue. After|the bed, Reach forward with your) the Victor ¢. OW Ste ERE bE Ve ¥.. Ny spray the brain and when the|the bust measurement. & witile do the same thing with thejright arm and pull down and) _Bazleys of Wires ae “ees SON liquid hardens it holds you up.|/To INCREASE BUST left. atte. beck ss though you. were pulling LaGrange, 1) |§————* ae \ AK EB She setation will came in cans) Stand tell. Raise the right arm Srtmeniag te ene of, the eat |S ace tack the ket oem! | ake : . pave dy-nyplligge- Phamony p_ ion, tage. pein! 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Whitney Gvest sechanae towabesse ‘s : Wend Soop . = vesnpwramany Ses OF ho | Rts Olives | Crackers | .Boraxo | Chore Girl | White Wave)Peanut Butter) Glamorene 33 | 235 | =2k | 525 | 269 | 351) ~~ t \ | , ny : ; , | uy Fe ee een eae aT ee m Dione ios Ema aS al ~~ THE PONTIAC. PRESS, WEDNESDAY, M MAY 14, 1958 With McElroy as. Running. Mate “Reports Ike Likes Nixon" | Feturn to making soap.” This declaration, however, by no ion-| seams earrles the force of a |” ticket of Nixon-and-McElroy. A close associate told ‘this cor- Saat si that Ike believes the! Gen. Sherman, or even & Cal currently looking with faver on a Coolidge withdrawal from the political arena. A tall, vigorous, out-going man, McElroy won a scholarship to Har- Defense Secretary Neil McElroy vard where he played in the college} 4 strikes “‘the proper counter - bal- ance” for youthful presidential front runner Richard M. ‘Nixon. TOPIC HOT “The age, the geography and the experience are right,” he said. “It's the hottest topic of conversa- tion these days within the White House inner circle.” . Fifty- three-year-old McElroy, school i band and on the basketball team while majoring in economics for his B.A, degree. Popular on cam- pus, he was elected president of his Sigma Alpha Epsilon fratern- ity chapter. x * * Four years after graduation from Harvard in 1952, he married a high school sweetheart, the former Mary 'Camilla Fry. Asked if she was his ‘only girl,” McElroy grinned: | “I'm afraid she'd contradict me if I claimed that..No, we both went out with other.” The McElroys, who have sntiteed their voting residence in Cincin- nati while occupying an apartment Considers a0 at Terry Lake . _City Moves to Prevent Repect of Drowning Tragedy ~ = The city is eyeing safeguards to prevent a repetition of Monday's drowning tragedy in treacherous Terry Lake, ' City’ Commissioner. Floyd P. Miles, in whose district-the tragedy took place, asked ‘the city admin- istration to report “as soon as sible” on the cost and feasibility of locating a city fence along a por- tion of the northern shore. * * * It was there that three-year-old Joe] Bennett fell off a 40-foot drop- ioff a few feet from shore and drowned, Joel’s parents, Mr. and , Mrs, Eugene Bennett, live at 156 Merrimac St., which borders the here, have two daughters and a a¢-youralé gen, Malcolm Nell. said Miles. silence, just s0 or barrier te prevent other little | We don’t mind nian in children ae mee. se knows everybody jwe are . . . The motto of the space/phone booth, the , pes lh Pees it's obsolegcent” se man must have SS Thursday Deadline =n Dog Licenses Whi 0 ‘Thewediiy-Gpedling how: “THU RS RSDAY Double Siamp Day Yes! Double Gold Bell gift stom Thursday ot my new store, 37 N. SAGINAW - between Buren & Lawrence Free Parking with every purchase pnantand St. 0 Po ad nF sr sa avers if Tit 4 FE Dotson, Birm - Susan eg Maacks, notion Helants Beit ig i aR Tes ORT a a ae AIR Ts ctw ead A Ms a MIE aaa i NM ial ll a cea , 47% Lorraine Ct. Linda L, 960 LaSalle Dean A. Holly Marian C : Davisburg Curtis D. a, “ne Lilian M. W Seoeee o, Disten, 82 Pike rece Y. Jennings, 65 : "Longieiow Lawrence Kenyon, ——_ Beatrice ° M. Hopkins, Ortonville John M. Cook, Ortonville Sally J. Miller, Ortonville Everett J. arkston Donna M. Maude: Secesten . Richard + oe & Cass Sate a Lake Gereld A. Goray, Detroit Donna M. Belian, Birmingham Charles NW. Ewald. Lake Orion Sonya N. Buechlier, Oxford Gilbert L. Denniston, Royal Oak Margaret B. Denniston, Birmingham Orin W. Parish, 1023 Lekeview Idena Nash, @27 Crescent Lk. Rd Martin L. Sehults, Commerce Patricia G. Cox, lied Lake Ronald D. Brown, Afilford Dorothy BE. Ackley. Walled Lake Jerry L. Kidle, $151 Elisabeth Lake Rd Judith C. ‘Andrews, Milford Ronald © Lawrence D. Ratliff, Walled Lake Hilda K. Mass, Farmington 3 B. Brookfield, New Hartford, Barbara E. Zeder, Bloomfield Hits | Gerald R. Barnfather, 1023 Canter-| “Wilda G. Turner, Drayton Plains The one < bourbon mostin . demand- because it’s the finest! ‘86 PROOF THE GLO CROW BISTHLICRY CO, FraNnront, AREATOCAT. FUNTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHSKEY K ond yellow “tes shaped cen costed creamy C Sy, HOH ‘enegevieemintnhiag T poet Pink, and black blossom time, turquoise modern leaf, turquoise ond white ealerfl rope pattern 10, on — 6 5 / waasnevers N chocolate, Assorted seolors, Buy several 5 nr are aed. cream, ra shapes Pray dy Reg. me Apple blossom pink,’ casio. ragrances. nolin, 4 w sEAury 7 SOAF < me with eold hes. Assorted jams ) Coa” kj TAA et CANNON Values to 79% pint, bive, eque, turquoise, Green white seconds SNER MS Bath TOWELS 44: F> Now is the time fo replenish your stock of towels. Eight luscious colors: “ yellow NEW! PRINTS and SOLID’ COLOR REMNANTS, 33. Values te 59* 2H 1s —. ‘S 149 inate ALBUMS for 4.00 | music you like to hear whether it is Rock ‘n’ Roll, Jazz, Show en eeerae + in Hi on tops and Design labels. 2 4D NORTH. SAGINAW STREET ‘Open 9: 30 to 5: :30; Mon. & Fri. 9; 330 to aa ; ee “a : Ye ee HOLDS. 14 GARMENTS GARMENT BAGS. by Dora EXTRA NeAVY © KING Size 3% vale! 127 de 54” tong with tipper. Vinyt plestic with goy floral i“ tera, durable, . heok metal frame. A REAL VALUE! Sale: 10 BIG DAYS MAY 15-24 NEW! fe sae Modern CHAIR Black wrought iron with brass trim, washable tweed plastic covering that looks and feels the roel fabric! Polyethelene Soft Plastic WASTE BASKET _ DISH PAN TT 15-q?. wate batket and Wah doh pan. Sanitery, won't dent or rust, rr¥mar tee ara: Gemseome turquoise, ~ Leann hts ce 4 f / w * ee 5 _THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1958 ws san ae - nett he White Schoo cn Pontiac Jaynes. to Elect ete, general superintendent Is |sceanes Sat yt over tis mission Orders 1958 Officers Tonight reyes also ‘wil wid be Defi ea y |imarks “The Louisa May Alcott FEPC fo Report . Tu Fats hm Jui Cate TF ea hema School is six miles away trom the 7 p.m. at scree Reece, termn as a circuit po His cur.) Whitmer also said he codibitlnteoione Commission has been inning for ata Clyle ‘R.| Medicinal RASEAL ARE eps “Nothing i in bachglonca rent term expires in April. | Whitmer to Meet With | make’ any re oe Seaeteeed by Se Oe cet en ite ire Haskill, owner of the C. R. Haskill/a small part of the castor ol / * a li i to Indicate He'd Refuse * oe Recents t0diake Slane pate ep oa bor beng — / —— wativitek. — photographic studio, and Donald E.| supply. SPECIAL ALL THIS WEEK HALE SOLESS 4 79 The Hutt family has a } ) to Obey High:Court . ond ot public service fiat ethos fot ‘Moving\Students —[ . cis | e =. “Get rid .f Sp k Pl ‘Miss~ : i et rid O par ug ie : ve fe eatest cause of power loss. re, oe Put yourcarin tS — ge. eo : j | t” s . e . - this spo dd dd be Arley | 8. ,|St.; and Clarence Wade, of Walled) =, Lake were ordered to furnish fi- nancial responsibility for. un- oe Mtoe. Ginn : ‘oley Hearid, 4441 on 5t., _ ROMEO — = Service Sor Trevtlwas ongered 16 furnish ‘inanch lity for uplawfully driv. “TTCHING | === | 3 ©. : . 2 3% | HEATRASH ,” 3 a tion to the business office. - Shell to restore full power ‘by ending Pas ptoeert one Use Regular Grade? : é Get the one with TCP q _ Approved for Veterans’ Training > Now Shell Regular Gasoline gives - _ you the benefits of TCP, plus higher Gc the finest premiums of The Business Institute | 7 West Lawrence Street, Pontiac FE 2-551 Cell a Person, Phone or Return This Ad With Your Name and ; Adtress for Sad Bulletin, \ : = ; | / ocone SEeEeHREDS EE FER OEG ENO ROH EASE Pee ee ee ae ri reraete re iF ; : - ( ; ‘ ‘ : j : : \ é ee a Yo A ee Se yyy yf] RV \" rr} leer & ga Since Seer eurevers ==" EE PONTTAC PRESS, ‘WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1958 Men's and WEAR Boys Miracle Mile Shopping Center to FACE with TROUBLE... WE NEED CASH! fl ) = Announcing a “100,000 Store- Wide EMERCENCY SALE Starting of Famous Brand MEN'S and BOYS’ WEARING APPAREL | mst _ WITH DOORS OPEN TO EVERYONE AT 10 O'CLOCK! i YOU CAN SAVE =: 45% - 55% - 65% «:. MORE! EVERYTHING POSSIBLE WILL BE SOLD OUT ...WE NEED CAS } ‘ } U N FI » Tic MA of o. AN U =S T ‘ NI A . 2 : Cc CTF REASON WHY YOU: CAN SAVE YOU NEE 7 THE MERCHANDISE ) £0] Ue BUY IT AT LESS THA \CT MANY, MANY DOLLARS AT MONARCH! COME SHARE IN THIS SALE AND HELP KEEP US IN BUSINESS . BB Menaren 2 Brand New siere Ne pee Se beyend eur control at We find an awe i ‘100,000 STORE-WIDE EMERGENCY debe aigerae SAUD |) CHIR rola DY wile) may: When the Doors Open When the Deors THURSDAY MORNING THURSDAY. 1¢ " OPENING HOUR &PE OPENING HOUR SPEQIAL. Regular Se Value * ‘When the Deers Open When the Doers Open When the Doors Open Wh Deors Open THURSDAY. 1” AM. _ * THURSDAY, 16 A.M. THURSDAY. i¢ AM. THURSDAY, 1 AM. | G HOUR SPECIAL OPENING HOUR SPECIAL OPENING HOUR SPECIAL = . & é : sind _ and < Regular 1.00 Vaiue Regular 4.95 Vales 3 HOLE i Men's “BYD” Men's Washable Washable Jackets i egerwgatagageh 1 WHITE T-SHIRTS Sports Jackets # _ megular 2.50 Value Rey's BVD Brand Dery: Chest Gowve BRIEFS and TEE SHIRTS * Sport Shirts ted wanted colors tn of wanted patterns and Colors in fine quality Sport — lon" Labro — Shrunk men a ay and cotere Se yoga A on es Loge : icker Drying = meaty. fer rom their origina aes pe mere . down to far be- the Most, - ; Price. _ low bows Short fane fy tn Soe 90 ts Look. i ay Val. :% 4.95 Val. $287 2 3 am. , : E . MM. : Ant y A. ease Thars. , x M. ee oe _ $133 ’ Selling Starts THURSDAY MORNING ‘With DOORS OPEN ot 10 o'Clock! | : And Continues DAILY 10 A. M. to9P. M. Until Further Note ——————— “ MONARCH—CASH RAISING LIQUIDATION SALE’ MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Famous Michaels Stern—Clipper Craft—Brooktield, Ete, a MEN’S YEAR 'ROUND SUITS |) Scan ce see ; name — Going now at t savings. . To 8.95 Special Group......ssecsss0,Sale 1.77 5.95: Men’s Sport Shirts ~....06:20++00-Sale 2.77 6.95 Men's Sport Shirts ...4..++00++0,Sale 3.67 7.95 Men's Sport Shirts .......6+,.+.Sale 4.37 OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. te 9 P.M. * Hundreds upon hundreds of fine quality men’s and young men’s suits — “new 1958 patterns, colors, designs and fabrics. Every one expertly tailored by America’s finest makers — drastically reduced for a limited * time during this great Sale. 55.00 Men's Year ’Round SUITS . .. .Sale 29.11 65.00 Men's Year Round suts scores $8l@ 81,87) 69.50 Men’s’Year ‘Round SUITS ....Sale 42.77 75.00 Men’s Year Round,SUITS .......Sale 47.67. ‘2.95 Men's Spit Shirts ......4.000s4-Sale 1.47 ‘2.95 Men's Sport Shirts .........++++sSale 2.37 4.95 Men's Sport Shirts ....20+00009++Sale 2.87 5.95 Men's Sport Shirts ............-.Sale 3,77 OPEN DAME 0AM to PM MONARCH — Miracle Mile = Steck Liquidation Sale Z : ore oe 28 2. es | - jMen'’s and Young Men's Dress Slacks Wanted patterns. colors. and materials — Every pair for. our regular stock and sold now at — low peice only to eee, $497 pair teams chr saather aaa = firme for this season — Now at Close Out Prise. 8.95 Men's Dress Slacks ..+.0000<+--Sele 4,97 9.95 Men's Dress Slacks .......005.:5ale 5:77 12.95 Men's Dress Slacks ...0+..+.005-50le 7,77 14.95 Men’s Dress Slacks .....5++0++.Sale 9.87 PLENTY FREE PARKING at MONARCH MEN’S SPORT COATS Choose from a huge stock of wonderfully selected Sport Coats — Popular Brands from. America’s finest makers — | Wanted d Patterns, Colors, Designs and Materials in all Popu- lar Sizes — Now go on Sale at less than our actua! cost — Eve: 4.95 sdeire Swim Trusks aes, est 5.95 Men's Swim Trunks esvtccseves SMe 3.97 9.95" Men's Swim Sets :.........+005Sale 6.37 -. | PLENTY FREE PARKING at MONARCH EXTRA - EXTRA SPECIAL . Regular to 50.00 Value Men's and Young Men's Wash & Wear Suits a abe 2 977 — Miracle Mile : : Bervlar to 10-90 Veloce MEN’S ASSORTED JACKETS Sher a paca Jacke MONARCH Stock Liquidation Sale Regular 35.96 Value Men's and Young Men's ‘Sport Coats Brand new steck from Famous Makers — Pur- chased for the 1958 Season 4.00 Summer Breve Shirts eevee eee eee Sale 3.17 ge oo ey 2". 35.00 Men‘s Sport Coats ...........,Sale 18.77 oi — you many Tits an | Designs 37.50 Men's Sport Coats ceeeesecec; ue 21.37 4.50 Faney Dress Shirts . seep eee eeaae Sate 3.47 5.00 Fancy "Dress Shirts eri. 6.95 White on White Dress Shirts .....' Sale 4.97 4 MONARCH OPEN DAILY 19 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 45.00 Men's Sport Coats ............ Sale 24.77 49.50 Men’s Sport Coats .....i..0... Sele 29.37 MONARCH OPEN DAILY 1¢ A.M. te 9 P.M. 'MEN’S: SUMMER SUITS gm $OE7 Name brand Wash and Wear, Tropicals, etc. Every suit just received for the 1958 season — now reduced in this Cash Raising Sale — all popular sizes. MONARCH... CASH RAISING SALE PRICES $50.00 SUMMER . ° $29” MEN’S ASSORTED JACKETS Se tel ss ee sel ee © oe cs Sale , Monarch — Miracle Mile Stock Leuidation Sale BOYS’ FINE QUALITY MONARCH — Miracle Mile Steck Liquidation Sale “CAMPUS” MONARCH ~ CASH RAISING SALE PRICES Men’s and Young Men’s Bor's Pririte and Knits — Now at LONG SLEEVE s Sport Shirts Entire —_ of aetna — Jackets =~ BEveryone from : : : RAINCOATS Peypenpeyey | Ft es | fT: eee *.\ foe SES ASA eke eet 3 ize savings. Biandard’ brands now at" Cash Caen Rating Gtle Prices, 4.95 Men's Wash jackets ...........Sale 2.87 5.95 Men's Wash Jeckets .......000:Sale 3,77 12.95 Men's Car Coats pocscccoccceuvee 8.77 17.95 Men's Assorted Jackets ..,..0+.+-Sale 9.87 17.95. Dacron Rain Coste ea 11.77 / 22.95 Men's Rain Coots codocsesberena 15.77 27.50 Men's Trench Coats srscedeess Sale 18.77 $70.00 SUMMER 67 SUITS ...... cece eevee Sale ‘47 NECESSARY ALTERATIONS FREE wee eee eee eet erenene ; STORE HOURS | | & TERMS of SALE ® MONDAY thru MONARCH Vi & 4 y : W ¢ ALL SALES CASH . SATURDAY en S 0 5 ed! No Chorges or Leyvoys Me 10 A.M.to9 P.M. 2173 S. Telegraph Rd.—In the MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER ALL SALES FINAL No Exchange or Retund 4 e y ped { 7 - J ; A : a : ; a ak a . 2 ariel Ah = oe ve pes " i . v " ss ba 2 ‘3 ee = | P% rr Pes Se — - _ sarees as ‘ _ ia few) cimcyaene ae somine baokgee pore eg ci 6 3 a , an th 3 * : ‘ig - Y Zé - ey \e me a aes os 4 7 a e : e — ; iL; ———————— ) ot some oma THE PONPAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY 14, 1958 . TWENTY. rH) _ \Hostelries Find READY. TO GO — Pontiac's new AAA- office will he formally open for business at 11 a. m. tomorrow when ribbon-cutting cere- monies will be held. Located’ on Williams ‘and ‘Pike’ streets, the . prveadeae as eeraianaeasipine © Civic L Taig to Open New AA A Building — ’ Civic leaders will join Automobile Club of Michigan} officials tomorrow to formally open the club’s new Pon- tiac division office. The new building at Williams and ‘Pike will be opened officiany at an 11 a.m. ribbon-cut- tirig ceremony. Division Manager Arthur tion to all Pontiac motorists to come’in and inspect the building. “We know our members ‘will be just as proud as we are when they see the new services available at the new office,” he stated. Civic officials invited tothe ceremony are Mayor Wil- “} ee Pentiac Press Phete $125,000 structure will be the pull center for club members in all Nobar Bad weather—no business.. That's the Snsaiere os most organi- zatian's follow. But with the travel ‘department of the Pontiac Auto- mobile Club of Michigan Division, the worse the weather, often the better the business. When. snow, sleet, mud or rairi enter the weather picture, tele- phones ring constantly. Three hands are then a real asset at the Club. * * * Salesmen, winter. sporis enthusi- asts, sun bathers and vacationers want to know how the road is to Everyplace, U.S.A, The division’s road information service is part ofa vast network. Trained travel counselors in 4 club division offices exchange in- Each office reports its condi- tions inte the Detroit headquar- ters office and receives a resume of the reports of all other offices. But the “read dope” swapping doesn’t end there. Truck drivers, bus companies, police departments, . Michigan Highway Department, rages and sources in Northern Indiana, Ohio; Ilinois and Wiscon- sin also help fill in the overall picture. All reports are tabulated and re-, |AAA Approval . The words “Norman Miller’ slept here,” mean more to the Michi- gan traveling public than any slumbering activities attributed to George Washington by hundreds of proud historic cities. . Ask any Pontiac schoolboy who Norman Miller is and. you'll prob ably get a blank stare. But Mil- ler’s eating and sleeping habits, and those of the 25 other Ameri- ean Automobile Assn. field report- ers, go a long way to determine which motels, hotels and restaur- ants merit AAA appointments and wisits from AAA members. * * * Miller is a field reporter perma- ' nently assigned te eover Michi- gan. AAA's field reporters travel several hundred thousand miles each year inspecting tourist ac- commodations. Their. recommen- modations Directory, which is closely followed-by -AAA:s 5,000,000 Official AAA appointment is limited to establishments which meet rigid inspection require- ments, Of the nation’s 70,000 hotels and motels, only 16,000 are AAA appreved. Less than 2,500 of 250,000 restaurants qual- ify. x* * * In order to merit an appoint- jment, a hotel or motel must meet the following minimum require- dations are found in the Accom..| Howlett Hard to Barn - President of Automobile Club of Michigan, which opens its new Pontiac division office tomorrow, is veteran motorist Frank J. How- lett. A native of Gregory, the 56- year-old Howlett has been.an Auto Club member: for 30 years and a director for 10. | As a young man, Howlett worked ‘in the Bank of Gregory, owned by his father, and the Grass Lake State Bank. * * * From 1919 to 1921 he attended Kalamazoo College. He later re- turned to this area and entered the University of Michigan, gradu- ating with a degree in business ad- ministration in 19273. He was a member of the University of Mich- igan chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. : Howlett's motoring education began at an early age. “My first non-adult supervised motor trip was attemnpted and suc- cessfully completed when I was 11 years old,” he said, “I recall driv- ing a group of schoolmates in a Carter Car out five or six miles in the country to a box social. about my driving ability although she was afraid L might run into a horse.” . “ * “@ =& - Howlett remains one of Auto in “My mother wasn't worried) ments; It must not be situated in peatedly analyzed as they come an unattractive, rundown neigh- Club’s best’ members, driving with’ in. Oftentimes reports for a single his wife, Doris, eg gh E Inter-Insurance Ex- | C. Bogue issued an invita- liam Donaldson, City Man-+— ager Walter Willman, County Prosecutor Fred Ziem, Circuit Judge Frank Doty and Superintendent of Schools Dene, Whitmer. * . Auto os misses participating fn the ceremonies will be led by President Frank J, Howlett. Others invited are Herbert Stra-|, Frank Irons, Following the ribbon-cutting cer- emonies, Auto Club officials and their guests will attend a luncheon at the Elks Club. The new office will serve as the home division for club members in all except the southeastern por- tion of Oakland county, and also of lounge facilities, a meeting room, storage rooms and a 22!/;- ton heating and cooling plant. A pleasing and restful lighting arrangement is achieved through liberal use of glass, which admits as much natural light as possible, combined with indirect lighting fixtures. Employes have stronger direct. lighting to aid them in cler- ical and administrative duties. - Members will be served at a 60- foot, L-shaped travel counter which can accommodate more than 2% at one time. Here they will receive travel routings, pur- chase license plates or receive other club services. : Sw & Se The walls of the service portion are an inviting shade of. green while the rear offices are done in sandalwood. Striking scenic post- ers, mat 4a Lake. Orion Motor Ford. Mercury on'Mi24 _ Lake Orion, Mich. lacoustic-paneled ceiling complete the interior decoration. og ba inar) nerins med ae =e the club office is a paved, 50- ¢ar parking lot which provides ample parking space for mem- bers. Construction of the building, which occupies the site of the for- Anglers to Get Licenses at Auto Club Office licenses to resident and non-resi-/f dent anglers during: the test fiscal year. -Club members. may purchase | fishing licenses as well as small game permits at the Pontiac divi- sion office, according to Coopes. Road Service Needed If you drove a car in Michigan | last year, chances are better than | ever that you required emergency | road service manager, estimates you did are five to four. Robert | ic Nisbet, Climbed Quickly Through Ranks jetta: Soprepriots one ae From Ciraale star to Auto Club phrase in describing Arthur J. Bogue, man- ager of Automobile Chub Of Michi- gan’s new. Pontiae—offiee,_which officially opens tomorrow, Although Bogue has been with the club. only 10 years he has in that relatively short time climbed ‘\Olympic. Star Managing [Pontiac Auto Club Office his shee counselors in garnering new members as well. An outstanding athlete, Bogue was a star center of the Michigan-; Ontario hockey tearm that captured }- the world championship in 1939. In 1936, "37 and °38, he was one of two Michigan men selected to plan on the U. S. Olympic team in world championship competition. - As a member of the team, he | ‘toured Europe, including a trip | into the Soviet Union. He also spent one year in professional hockey with the Ciovetang Barons. ARTHUR J. BOGUE through the ranks from a fledgling membership counselor to head of | the largest single division of the world’s largest motoring organiza- tion, : Bogue, 44, began with the club) as a membership counselor in the| northwest Detroit territory in 1948. As an indication of his fine per-| formagee, in 1955 he received! Auto Club’s award “for outstand- | ing service to motorists.” One year later he ‘was ap: | pointed manager of the Pontiac Club division, succeeding ‘the tate Emerson F. Alston. — his appointment as man- | Bogue has not only con. taped to serve his organization in| an .executive capacity but has ied’ | area will vary. borhood. Equipment must -be Auto Club emergency | road seérvice manager, estimates that service trucks in the state answered more than 3,500,000 such calls last year. Pontiac and Oakland. County streets are in safe traveling con- dition about 95- per cent of the time. ¢ comparable to that found in a good home. Beds must come equipped with high grade mat- tresses and box springs. * i to ‘CONGRATULATIONS “2 i on your. beautiful new building - Rha Mone oo wee ig eet Ee O-Sr 4h Seo as. SS oS MrT | 2240 Grier Blvd., Pontiac h "Cangrauiletipes. Now In Their New Home. 4 . oan at apie a a hiscriieic ‘ Bogue admits he is somewhat) past his athletic prime but con- fides, “I still like to try my hand) at belting the puck when I get the| ; chance but for the most part I've mer if New Pontiac Office . Wiliams Corner of Pike We Are oud .. eee ° of our part in Shell Service th bh ildi f hi | d od e yi seine the building of this new and modern oifice Rochester, Mich. : os ioe o , : OL 6-0595 * Congratulations Frank Stewart & Son, Ine. ‘ra | General Contractor uss Johnsc STEWART SUPPLY co. P. E. DAUBENSPECK WOLVERINE STONE CO. onnson Structural Stee! a Conditioning 3 Stone “ Pon tiac 2249 Edinburgh . Cass Avenue 23381 Telegraph Rd., Detroit i Mleehen GENE CARAWAY - CHARLES PRITNER SIBLEY COAL & SUPPLY CO. Loke Orion, Mich. ses We pects 19 Bloomfield. FE 2.7276, Pontiac 140 X “Case. Pentiae © MY. 2-2871 : = : . ‘ cy GILAG CO. BROTHING HEATING CO. . J, POOLE CO. 4 es earn a 23207 Lahser Rd., Detroit _ 151 Oakland Ave., Pontiac : 1 3 WwW. icN troit AKLAND PAVING BUR : | HARTFORD ROOFING Oe URKE LUMBER CO : & SIDING Co. Woodward and 12-Mile, Berkley 4495 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains | the Rooting FRANKLYN-CLYDE CO. ahicuik’ & BEARDSLEE a og 17300 Wooming, Detroit | White Lake heed, Milford _ ALFRED NARDONE CO... . Ceramic File Ea McNEILL EXCAVATING co. : SLATER PONTIAC co. THE NICHOLS CO. ; ded FB a a Acoustic Treatment FAVORITE SMITH CO. x. 0 are a 4 RN EVANS eon Tie? petro 1800 18th St, Detroit tp EVAN pati pct NICK KRUGER & SON 2 fi Auto Parts a. tee --GLIDORAMA WINDOW DIV. center’ on | THE PONTIAC PRESS. _WEDNESDAY, ‘MAY 1, 1958 Specializing in BUMPING um’s Collision ~ @195 Dixie Hwy. Near Walton Bivd. oR 3-4800 Drayton Plains, Mich. Best Wishes Re, ON GUARD — Crofoot Elementary school safety patroller Mi- chael Berry, 12, guards fellow classmates until traffic clears at the Franklin boulevard-W. Huron crossing. Auto Club supplies belts, rain capes and other materials to the Pontiac area's 2,200 patrols. State's Safety Patrols Michigan has enjoyed another school year without a single child lbeing killed at a guarded school | crossing. | That ‘fact is’ tribute to the abil- |Prove Real Life Savers Rounds sought to compensate for the lack of sufficient police per- sonnel by training the schogl chil- dren to guard corners. Since 1919, schools in all 48 states lity of the state’s 43,000 safety pa- itrol boys and girls who sacrifice their free time to guard their fel- and in many foreign countries have adopted the safpty patrol idea. As an added incentive to Mich- | Pontiac Native His Aide Mathesen helped organize the Executive Is Tour hike ; for the Opening of Your lmanager, pe . New Office in Pontiac, Michigan . AND “Matheson is the man who drew — | 23, i From PAINTING saree gees thee one Wiebe 7 ; oe R&R MOTORS, Inc. mapped , | We're proud to be a part of fee Triple WELDING woo ee “A” achievement and we're proud of the e ° x * opportunity to serve club members. He has driven more rysler, than 1,500,000 miles, logging roads - a ph re ary 16 Years throughout North America. He was For all we have highly skilled . the first United States gftizen to in in doing the _ George Beechum Experience drive a car from the country’s work. right. 3 wats Ra aay ; He also caret ae auto logging 724 Oakland FE 4-3529 route ever drawn from Detroit to = American Automobile Assn’s Na- tional Touring Board and has served as director of the beard since its inception. In 1947, Matheson was made the general managership. He was) born in Detroit in 1900 and was) educated in public schools there. Aiding Matheson in his adminis- tration of Auto Club are two long- time employes, Fred. N. Rehm, assistant general manager, and Edward G. Rockwell, assistant manager. * * * Until his recent promotion to his present position, Rehm, a 30-year veteran at the club, was in direct Custom Auto Rebuilders With Pride and Appreciation for @ Great Public Service... Congratulate Complete Collision Service 169 Orchard Lake CLYDE’S FRAME & WHEEL FE 5-6467 *- OUR COMPLIMENTS to Jerome’s Dependable Service Department stands ready, as always, to serve you and your members whenever possible Jerome Olds-Cadillac 280 8. Saginaw FE 4-3566 early years in Pontiac and attend- ed public schools here. He com- pleted -his education by attending the Detroit College of Law and the Indiana Law School. Although Ed Rockwel! chose pot Phone FE 2-6184 weekend were: Dennis - Haising- fon, 11, 989 Northfield, safety patrol captain at Maikim School; Jimmie Gaylord, 11, 124 Edison, Baldwin School, and Robert = Lamb, il, 1536 Wilmot, Water- ford Township, captain at Four. Towns School. : ; * : i n in a rf ey eles, Serge n continu bas os wan ncentios to Mich - . our and needed services Sa patrol number 2,242,100 of them to Washington, D.C., Born raised Pontiac, ee to the moto public. The Pontiac Retail in ad ived. Stdshr to. erveabll hariurtng bing of each goer te contend Rockwell is the son of the late, | Complete Collision Store stands e you in rendering de- {the Pontiac Auto Club division of-/the AAA Safety Patrol Rally.) wellknown Judge Kleber P. | Service and ne needed service to this motor. _ |} #e., Each of them give 100 hours|There they join 30,000 patrollers| Rockwell; formes Gekland Cons ‘of their playtime each year to from all over the U.S. in a four-| ‘ circuit Judge, judge of probate , . sige} Custom Auto 5 public. Selle, sommrmgeer with - a duties, and their day visit which includes a gigantic erunty prevecuter. dulge U on the opening of their i and AAA members nds unmarred due ft ve prevented an unknown |parade, meeting congressmen and). / Po a child fatalitie county, also served on the state ~~ to the continued quality ‘work of our neceagtinelleg we os g oe chong officials, plus some} Constitutional Convention of | Rebuilders NEW PONTIAC. OFFICE ; | 1907-8. | _ Service ee | Sera grgrteatons, Inctod.| Area patois who made the | Tye younger Rockwell spent his 171 S. Perke = Pontiac ; | utomobile igam, | honor trip just completed last Lats Pontiac Retail Store 65 Mt. Clemens St. Behind the Post Office We Salute Following are Pontiac schools that have safety patrols, their C&8P- | county . having aig and number of parole ilihat poston tn Zl at the age : | - R&C Motor Sales | * = Collision—Road Service Congratulations on_the formal 7 opening of your beautiful new Pontiac office ...- We appreciate the opportunity of serving your many customers and Jook forward to years of friendly business relations. * - Best of luck, | Braid. Motor Sales 70 South Cass, Pontiac. FE 2-0186 We Proudly sisted --- Shelton Auto Body Sv. | Slack’s Trim Shop | 154 Orchard Lake Ave. pis -Matthews- Hargreaves Chevrolet: 1 ea? § _ S4MilSt, FE5-4161 631 Oakland at Cass ||. Congratulations | \iai twain — Duane Shaw/.18: 3 We Are Proud of E, R. Webster Elementary — Paul Glass ’ - - to Shing Gunther, 62; Whitfield-— Thomas Our Association Smith, 22; Will Rogers — Joey : | : F = ; ‘Sain, 230 Williams Lake — Leon- ~—CHiak , 560 spice Congratulations . . . | Ie inePperson. 2 Wiis — Ker! irk Sales & Service || S. Rochester Road with AAA” : 24 is, 34. wen 6: — ——_ ; Collision—Road Service Rochester an ae Jim Hogan's |7,Notery Publics serve Pe Mich. Vern’ 's Gulf Service pening of _e at Auto Club in Pontiac na eee > OL 1.6631 ~Meshaater and Auburn Rd. your beautiful new Collision | For the convenierce of Auto | Rochester OL 6-2326 Pontiac office. = Geel tie seat at ote — : ubli e new Pontia i ° : 906 E. Commerce, | orice’ has lige “members Congratulations Congratulations We appreciate the opportunity of serving your many customers who drive the ever popular FORD. : ‘with notary seals. | Milford Members are invited to "Pe. ;documents notarized by either Pa MU 4-7881 | | tricia Hills, Tene Moore, | Gutierrez, Frances Borst, Russel| — J. AAA «| Feigley Motors | | Buick Sales & Service| AAA Ww. €. Lelpprandt Murrett, Ora Labadie Jr., ‘Donald T. Brown. Complete Automotive Service Congratulations Collision & Painting . , ’ | , on All M akes of Cars! AA A Shipping Space Scarce | §08-N. Main 20 Front St. Con atulations : Europe-bound travelers who want | ee Se “ona gr . | VW ' | . to take phe cars to the continent | MU 4-3005 ! . - his year will find shippi e y WENS || Tom Bohr lier ian : = con fw Shem a : utomobile Club of Michigan res- - wae Pontiac's Only Authorized Ford Dealer seh —— ‘Based on early requests at the Our tree : of your New Oftices oe Sect Seong | below Ola ses : 147 South Saginaw Street MU 41715 —— this year than last, Kelley to the r= * PONTIAG ® — 5-4101 open Daily 8 A.M. to9P.m. 5-3588 ' ee ae 7 Congratulations _ For: their prods. of Best Wishes from the past and the hope to the Automobile Club . of the future. of Michigan L- i \ ~ CITY COLLISION, In Van Camp Chevrolet |} RASK | , IN, AMC. "i ; 334 North Main, | '. COLLISION SHOP fi) |. “HONG sin erat foes Heron nai itord My 8a | sine onze© | —- act SE ae aa ae reat = OS cael ical Te 94, So pees : ae 4 Ae ‘ : = : j ¥ Ot ane oe pree> ew Rew aps ge io > Se Se ae * : ae eis a Sag At te ct ge ting eb ag BET SEES Re: SS _ we Sn ahh pace : 7 e AND HERE ARE SOME SOLID REASONS WHY MOTORISTS IN THE PONTIAC AREA AND ALL Big Time in AAA, and be proud of it. NTIAC DIVISION A New Office to Serve You a 76 Williams Street at Pike We Pontiac Division Membership and reece Representatives of the Automobile Club of Michigan and the Insurance Exchange are proud and grateful to all citizens: and friends who have taken such a great part in making possible the opening of a magnificent new building at 76 Williams Street today. We division representatives who call on you from lime to time now can offer more than formerly, with greatér facilities, greater service and a greater growing division staff. Yes. our area and the people whom we serve now go All over these United States other clubs and insurance executives everywhere, give a salute to our community and big, fine, unexcelled office and building. — to come in and look around and make vourself—at-home.. ~ We collectively and each to his members and policyholders do thank you and invite you. _just come in’ Tt is your OVER MICHIGAN -- 500,000 OF THEM-- JOIN AND BELONG YEAR AFTER YEAR THE NUMBER ONE REASON, no question about it, is that they get more for their membership fee than any money they spend on motoring. Any of us - membership representatives will be glad to tell you about it. But here are just some examples of what you get for your money. GOING TO TRAVEL? Well, when fou travel, if you belong to this Pontiac division, you auto- matically become a member of the National AAA and are entitled (to all the services of nearly 1,000 offices in the United States, and all the services they provide for their local members. You have friends in every town. ARE YOU GOING TO GET HURT OR KILLED - like so many others do in travel or recreation? Well, every member of the Club is automatically — covered under a blanket accident policy which the Club secures from a great nationally known life insurance company. It covers every paid member. Within the limits of the policy, it pays $1,000 to $10,000 for death in aecidents, it pays for serious accidents: like losing eyes, arms, legs, etc., and pays a sum each week to help pay hospital bills. protection has already paid to members of the club or their beneficiaries, over two million dollars. GOING TO TAKE A TRIP BY MOTOR? Well, you get-the service of the greatest touring coun- selors. For your guidance you get a tailored tour personally prepared for you. Not just maps, but also the AAA copyrighted Triptiks that give you every turn and every read on your trip. WANT TO KNOW WHERE TO STOP OVER NIGHT? . them. You'll know your. way about. YOU WANT RESERVATIONS IN HOSS OR This: You'll get the names of the inspected ~ places recommended by the AAA, a whole book of — ‘shot or killed, every hunter member is automatically MOTELS? The Club will make these reservations for you anywhere. And, too, if you lose your life in a burning hotel, we will bring your family a check . for a thousand dollars. WANT AIRPLANE, RAILROAD OR STEAM- SHIP TICKETS? The Club will get them for you. And if you lose your life in any train, plane or steamship accident, we will bring your family a check of $1,000 to $10,000. We paid four different members’ families each $5,000 in — Noronic - disaster. WANT TO TRAVEL ABROAD? The Club will make the reservations for you on the plane or on the ship and will provide you with the services of all Clubs in Europe, a the same as your own Club here. WANT TO GO TO CANADA OR MEXICO? The _ Club will provide you the way you go or the reserva- tions and also the affiliated services of all the —— mobile clubs in Canada and Mexico. ARE YOU GOING HUNTING? Well, if you get under the blanket accident policy, you are protected against accidents. by firearms when hurt while hunting in the field. In fatal accidents one of. us here at the division office will bring your family or beneficiary a check for. $1,000 and large payments for other injuries including hospital help. ' GOING FISHING, BOATING OR SWIMMING? Well, under this blanket policy we will bring your beneficiary or family a quick check for $1,000 if you drown. Twelve members drowned last year. BAIL BOND PROTECTION. In the event vou are arrested for a violation of any traffic Jaw or for manslaughter or other felony due to an auto- mobile accident except when under the influence of aleohol — you are assured of the prompt hail bond services of the National Surety Corp. of New York without charge for amounts up to $5,000. ARE YOU LIKELY TO GET STUCK ON THE ROAD AND WANT TO BE RESCUED? Your card and telephone call will get you. road service almost anywhere in America. AAA road service trucks rescue millions of members every year. IF YOU ARE A PEDESTRIAN and run down ~~ ‘on the streets by automobile, buses or street cars, one of us here will be out to see you with money, and if it is a fatal accident, we will be out to see your family with a thousand dollars. And that goes for injury or fatality while riding in buses, taxis or street cars. — ; DO YOU WANT TO SEND WESTERN UNION WIRES COLLECT? Just. show your membership card. That does it! WHEN YOU TRAVEL, YOU MAY NEED A FRIEND IN A STRANGE TOWN. Just look in the telephone book and you'll find the AAA listed in the first few numbers. They are your friends, who will be on your side when trouble comes. You are — an AAA traveler. IF YOU LOSE YOUR LIFE WHILE RIDING IN AN AUTOMOBILE, DO YOU WANT YOUR FAMILY TO HAVE SOME READY CASH? Well, we will be around with a check. The Club's blanket accident policy will pay your family quickly $1,500, . EVER HAVE A FLAT TIRE OR RUN OUT OF G AS? Just phone AAA road service, and AAA men | will hurry out to fix you up. EVER PLAY GOLF? Well, you know people get hurt with balls and golf clubs. And people get struck by lightning and killed on golf courses. If that happens to one of our members, one of us will be right there with money to help pay the hospital bills, or if death, we will bring the family $1,000. EVERY MEMBER GETS INTANGIBLES. The AAA member generally, all over America, is recog- nized as a good motor citizen. The member feels this respect. You are supporting, also, the great safety work, the famous School Boy Patrols, the drive for good roads, you are backing fair motor laws. You, through the collective programs of the AAA, are doing a good turn and one of the things you get for that Membership fee is that good feel- ing. Five hundred thousand AAA. members in Michigan, five million in America will tell you so. & ALL THE THINGS ENUMERATED ABOVE — and they are only a portion of what could be — enumerated, are Club advantages, privileges and protection paid for wholly out of the Club member- ship fee of $15. And if you have read this far, we expect you agree that that $15, is the most important $15 anyone can invest. Important to you, and extremely important to your family. But there is another privilege, a great one of tremendous ; importance! It is the privilege of applying for insurance with the Detroit Automobile Inter-Insurance Exchange. This is operated solely for members of the Club, and furnishes famed, unsurpassed protection. The mem- ber pays comparatively low rates and, for 30 years, the Exchange has every month returned premium savings to holders on their éxpiring policies. The Exchange has already returned more than $30,000,000 as savings to the insured Club mem- hers. As a matter of fact, tens of thousands of members for years have saved enough on this Exchange auto insurance fo make the cost of the ‘Club membership little or nothing. 7 YOUR PONTIAC DIVISION MEMBERSHIP AND INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVES. Cramer R. Wilson District Manager ‘Edward G. Tynan Membership Representatit e- —¢. Charles Conn, Jr. Membership Representative Richard A. Warken Membership Repeapenictics Robert L. Taft . District Manager Charles H. Burns _ Membership Representative Kenneth V. Keener Membership Representative Robert B. Thompson Claims Adjuster ARTHUR C. BOGUE Division Manager Stanley M. Evans Can Adjuster Thomas P. Geist Claims Adjuster Robert H. Hills Claims Adjuster Henry W. McNalley District Manager Donald T. Brown Branch Claims Supervisor Russell J. Murett General Adjuster Ora A. ‘Labadie, Jr. General Adjuster THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN oe Boal ok Pontiac Division Office-76 Williams Street, Telephone: FEderal_ 5-4151 elicstin Seaman le ee ee adel ge hic pri i 9 a aT iy a ae \: a : fay yetietenetsy THE PONTIAC, PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY mn es ON OPENING YOUR NEW OFFICES IN PONTIAC Complete Body & Fender Repair — - “TRIPLE-H Collision Service aes nl = ADVICE FROM EXPERTS Green, 17, Pontiac High School. student, is given some professional advice on Beverly driver training (center) and Automobile Club of Michigan safety education consultant Joseph Zabelski. Zabelski advises and coordinates\driver education activi- (Efficient Staff Mans New Club BAA Has 39 at Work to Aid Oakland Drivers at Division Office A staff of 38 will assist division! manager Arthur C. Bogus at Auto- mobile Club of Michigan’s new Pontiae division office. Assistant division manager Don- ald T. Brown, a native of Flint, _jhas been with Auto Club since). 1946. Before joining the Pontiac office, Brown was the adjuster in charge of the Royal Oak, North- west Detroit and Redford divisions. The 37-year-old Navy veteran re- The large area served by the Pontiac division has three district membership managers, Cramer R. Wilson, who has been with the club since 1951; Robert L. Taft, a 23- year Henry W. MeNally, who came to the club in 141. Five membership representa- Auto Club employe, and ‘ z 2 - Pontiac Auto Body Service ‘Complete Collision 245 $. Blvd. East FE 4-9587 ROBERT JAMIESON WE ARE PROUD TO SERVE Complete Collision . (sides in Pontiac with his wife, : ae — and their daughter, Cyn- * Service SuSE a Club Insurance isi PTT ESET sss NnSUTd East Town Collision 555 S. geraen St. FE 4-5941 MEMBERS — His Specialty Robert G. Jamieson With Organization for Almost oe Years | ov TO THE “Jim” : “Bab” tives ployed : HANNUM HARRELL | how to drive by her instructor George, Stewart _ ties in the Pontiat area schools. an ae — Lord : + T C. Charles Conn Jr., | Robert G. Jamieson, general) _ 2634 Auburn Ave. e Konley, F. Irish and Merv-| Richard A. Warken, Charles H. sae of the Detroit Automobile | FE 4-1510 ’ tu en ts eCCcel ve neg “no Bures and Kenneth V. Keener. er-Insurance Exchange, is ap , P Walled Lake High — Donald ince d. backs w geanrad ca loedince we Sued eel vanes “ Driver Education by the new Pontiac divi- Ralph Grubb and ‘Burt Glenden- ning. Holly area — Robert Barner and|Doeksen, Smith, John Koezman and Niles Freeland. South Lyon High — Fred Ger- hardt, Joseph Burns and Dean Eccles. : Milford High — Maurice D. Swift, Gary Mansfield and Ray Sine. : Waterford High — Raymond Don Beedle, Al Cuthrell juster at the new office, has been with Auto Club for the past 10 years. Ora A. Labadie Jr., also a gen- eral adjuster at the new Pontiac division office, has been with Auto Club for 13 years. Representing a combined total of 15 years’ experience as claims ad- to Auto Club members insured by the organization, | with the Exchange since 1926. He May You Enjoy ae More aie of Progress Steeped in thorough legal train-, oy urtondpach been essocated| 19 COTTAGE Auto Glass FE 4-2169 started with the organization's legal department following gradua-| tion from University of Michigan’ law school. i i e aN of Anjomste Cos of Mics Congratulations AAA - ‘gan, due to. the driver education a D. Goodearl. and Waldo Ashley. justers in the Pontiac area are x « @& FROM Oxford High— Robert Oberg. | Clarkston High — Ralph Tha P. , : BRE sea oncipr cg at the high.schools} [ake Orion Community High—|and Don Healy. os Gaiet, Stanley Mr Evan and Rob: Rae: — —— <9 A Friend of Every Driver : ; . in cities. John T. Cherry. Avondale High — Leonard Pas-/ert 11. Hills. 1850, he w sceud af eat “4 ; | UIRE’S High school driver training grad. Rochester Community High —/sint and Alfred McClellan. Sapervisor of the Pontiac divi: lie ga 5 cote = hgpacomam ar} cnaianal Rammiler- Dallas At . Se ae ) ee staff ws oles —_ his current position following the | P| th-I e I-T k | yee . ager Frances W. Borst. A |death of Howard D. Brown in| uto Service | Auto Club Gives Rules | Swewrnutcun tint (Ses er ee 75 N. WASHINGTON ic ‘ been an Auto Club employe for | Jamieson was born in Batavia, 1001 North Main 14 years. FORD ri in Acciadse Ohio, He served in the United : Patna for Dri ver In Accident Mary E. Gutierre, supervisor, States Navy during the first World. Rochester, Michigan a i is a native of Iowa who came to|War on the battleship Mississippi. OA 8-3241 ning calls keeping|difticul bara Auto Club in 197. Pat Hills and greduated trem Gher- ak de Uetan cast pl es your best aned uf bones bail aa hen Tene Moore, both secretary-super- ta Nodes "caens in 1923 and - Congratulations LARI RY protection against’~becoming a\7™ double loser in a traffic antehent: fenses in, other states. That’s the. advice of Paul Erick- “|total of 11 years experience in serving club members, | Holding positions as secretaries at the Pontiac office are Myrtle ' |Bailey, Janice Lewis, Leah Samp- son, Jennie Conway, ‘Ardena Stew- art, Joan Fields and Joan Knauf. at University of Michigan. At Oberlin, Jamieson was a mem- ber of the school’s baseball team and still retains an interest in- the sport, Jamieson {s co-author of the book, “‘Michigan Automobile Law.” | .| ditions detrimental. te travel. Erickson also reports that Auto -|taining to the use and operation Club’s legal staff also gives in- formation and advice on laws per- * * * Trained and employed as travel counselors in the new office are JEROME Your Rochester FORD Dealer 215 Main, Rochester, Mich. of the automobile. The low lines and wire wheels of Jean Williams, Jan Yeager, Caro- lyn Murphy, Sharon Hark, Carol Watson, Audrey Stephens, Judith Boy Scouts of America, past pres dent of the National Aasoclation ¢ =e Independent ; | a remeat e sel eee | Erickson lists the foll t nai Completing the Pontiac division + ; to take immediately ameti oo This country’s “Bearcat "\staff are claims clerks Judith COOLEY LAKE}: sion: cent ag nS Oe and ote Ontender, a art 1, Stop immediately after an ac-\" itary & is . | COLLISION | cident, ~ : Our Warmest 4002 Elizabeth Lake on Determine the oson & agin to individuals any j had dary to tabirideals and give say Congratulations don’t try to move anyone who . : may be unconscious. You'll be from G. G. Carpenter Chevrolet Chevrolet Sales & Service Since 1925 . 415 W. Commerce, _ | EM 3-4101 identify yourself fully to the per- son, irrespective. of who may be responsible for the accident. -Fail-). ure to do this may result in your being charged with leaving the scefte of an accident or failure to identify yourself — both serious offenses, Pog Hi. Neighbor— | |. Congratulations Commerce * * * 4, Call the police if either car is unable to be moved or anyone is injured. Police will summon an ambulance or physician, 5. Get the names and addresses of all witnesses. 6. Check your. | carefully — the position of the cars, license numbers and any- thing else you feel has a bearing | on the accident. Step off dis- Congratulations AAA Ray & Sargent Standard Service Your new building is a handsome _. addition to the Pontiae scene. = May the convenience of! your new |} tances it possible. MAIN G. FIFTH TAYLOR CHEVROLET SALES _. Offices and outstanding service to 7. Do not discuss the accident Rechester, Mich. 142 E. WALLED LAKE DRIVE, motorist needs bring continued | with the other party. OL 1.9331 WALLED LAKE : | & If you are insured, make a success and growth. coma raport wocgeec teearunc company giving details of the ac- MA 4-1561 MOTOR cident — even those appearing triv-; > — et : : oo? FE Bill 5 Sa ~ 5 ‘ial. ; EXECUTIVES AT WORK — At work in Auto Club's 1 new Pon- i | ° SALES aan ae res te anertmment for| tiac-olfice are, left to right, Henry W. McNalley, ‘Robert 1.. Taft ' ; me one atulations ‘ ° ireference Po case of a Collision, #4 Cramer R. Wilson, all district membership managers, Edward Thank You : ' f : eee z * FE 2-9101 G. Tynan, membership counselor, and oe division manager | He also outlined.ways in which Donald T. Brown. 'the organization -aids members in| a? ON YOUR NEW, BEAUTIFUL OFFICES “We a Proud to Be Part of AAA Service for the Past 20 Years” BEATTIE MOTOR SALES 28 Years “ OR 3-1291 210 Orchard Lake Ave. For Yeors of Service to the. Motoring Public | COMPLETE | COLLISION. SERVICE | 1° Bump & Paint . | 1 * Frame Straightening | ° Allignment | ° Wheel.Bolancing 36 Years of Service to. the Motoring Public... New Facilities in Which to Better Serve That Public Insurance Jobs Wheeler’s Motor Sales BORD SALES & SERVICE Serving Waterford and Pontiac ‘Area for 5806 Dixie Hwy., Waterford BILL SPENCE— , 7 Wee 103 N. Saginew,: H. Keith, our Body Shop manager, invites all Holly, "Rambler SERVICE GLASS | AAA members to our most complete body } ~ Bamoer . 20 W. Pike, Pontiac \ FE 59444 and collision shop for your car needs. \_ ME 4-9132 1211.5. Seginew FE 5-9297 ] 106 S, Main, Milford. %.) me \ MU 4-0905 Seg ee gree Z Se es iu ie —cgulal Sealed aS * a ’ ee : : ‘ - eee j i Pe as 3 is : po er a2: a ao gS : ee | : ‘ é ess 4g, : j . i i : } | ll a pe eet NN ac Sap 9 ew eos ‘ wid fe RSE ely twee | ae scenes ihe elicit - ee : , te. : 3 : i | | | : _ " ba : = ox i : ee _~ = be 7 i e 4 — re ae is - ~ * i me p = lee * . ¥ . o if [3 | ‘ : i Aerie ‘ - ail . # ” Sy Jar é if " * “ ij | : , we , : “+ { J tg, = a : @ i : : \ * wie : od : 4 | | , | THE PONTIAC PRESS, _ WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1958 BY DOING MORE AND PROVIDING MORE| om RN % eae Ss MN me =| about insurance costs Of course tie automobile. protection and {nsurance provided a motorist who joins the Exchange is far, far beyond just an insurance But many do not know that you probably can save nioney in addition to the superlative MORE FAR, FAR More * emhe combination of Automobile Club servies and aid with the protection of this Insurance a mange at the Club is incomparably beyond are members of the Automobile Club of Michi- gan. They are protected by more, far, far more than a simple insurance policy. They have here . a great, sheltering, far-reaching, friendly blanket of protection, help, aid, convenience, that makes their motoring life a more secure life. A master membership is only $15 a year, just about the cost of 2 half cup of coffee a day. Women whose husbands are members can enjoy an associate member- ship for themselves at ealy $8 a year. tages, Privileges ga Combination of the ad 2 ing with i ond Aue tomobile i protection, payments, help, aid, convenience, that makes your motoring life.a more secure, “pleasurable life. privileges and protection . « . developed for . eel Club members and for them alone. Perhaps have been paying too sinch +e Poth arheps thie year your rate has been raised = Mey 11, 1988. 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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Buhl (4-2) for the first time in 10,Cubs, who now have lost seven in “New faces and fresh blood,” is Wilson’s motto. . the Pirat ho ha . They scored two in the - “ pengas Cated 1p ee adieu ‘mats ne cnet ak fve pect hppaer ye Fae their last|second on Willie Jones’ first 1958|" "°™ <4 & There’s no sentiment. in hig, words. He adits they Maxwell, Skizas paw Don Gross to Pittsburgh. ae oe ae ae Last year in mid-May, Wilson sat back and listened : | kat Rly i iat Oe as reporters fired questions at Buddy Parker, then coach yw Jack!Reds. a half-dozen new pitchers of the Lions who were still fresh with memories of the Tighe is not writing off the De-lang gave them their No. 1 starter . Mays National Football League cellar of the 1956 season. troit Tigers’ current success *S\of the moment, Bob Purkey (3-1). games tet a turn of fate, but instead feelsipu: the trade gave the Pirates S with sctat . the club is settling down to assertiwhat the Reds have needed most ) peared _ Yesterday, at the annual luncheon which officially cere pea ee Oe rele ee ee stators. cemehivthe with kicked off the Lions’ season ticket campaign, Wilson : : ‘* * : z » We're a good, solid ball) The year-old letty has won/ending the Braves streak at six hae. Fens made clear his feelings for having wihning football. | club,” the manager sald last saved three for the Pirates|>2; : in Charlie Neal! “T didn’t ask for this job, I fell into it an might after the Tigers shewed land hasn't allowed a run in his|, Stan Musial finally cofiected Dis Dodgers’ four. going to run this chib the best I know how,” he said. their muscle in an 11-1 triumph 4 23 innings. He's given up just 0th . one was the winner, x * ; ever the Cleveland Indians. |four hits, while striking out 16, |With a pinch double es the St the loser, both in re-| . toh? We've won four in a row now. | Gr fanned four in three per-/Louts, Cat eget te’ Chien “We will trade anyone at anytime, if it is the righ j irene. Nagao ab armel Sim contend oP : thing to do,” he added, “it’s been proven that many ; more than we'll lose.” : nis 'eiliene fase yo at Gaul Quod Couine tall because of old age and dying De : couldn't get his Cutdown Day Is |1r wits into 2 fiverun third that] in anne oe ten gre a te biek : ? veliwe Sp rapa : Kreasd Packers *'Tough Task for paabed Brest Lawvence bis third draft cholees, Wilson commented, “I feel I'm heping ; ; : = é by : * er Tighe _| piu virdon tripled and Ted Klus- Dibble play a couple more years trading gy sta < ah ar — Proty- reed ae dou- “We've been criticized severely for ype enon ETROIT @ — “T . inning. Gross’ re- but we feel Ray has only another year or so, and we wan Ba se aioe. — to get something while we can. We want to make room cutdown day. Symp ney peg go ae |for Alex Karras our top draft choice, and ee he Dect Tigne manager |S Oe ae ae makes it or not, our future lies in the draft choices we decide before midnight Henk Aaron’s fifth homer, while : ” ° ‘isich: threo players, witi (winning his second for Philadel can get and new blood for which we can trade. be lopped off the roster. There |phia. It was his 19lst success th x * * Oe Se ct a ecorstat’ ty Giles Chabal Listen to Wilson and you can almost expect a whole- The Tigers are stilt |Alexander with 190. sale shuffle of personnel on the Lions’ squad before they swinging a small deal af ee go into camp at Cranbrook July 22nd. eae aes pial tom byl poorly sl “Others are going to go. We will try to repeat -— Gus ‘ ik adic ones sab Gas leont Samiegar Ray Vemey’ after ~~ in 1958 if we can get the breaks we did in 1957. If losing seven of ‘nine, beat Bob we dont, we could hit rock bottom just as well.” “Last year we were fortunate to have different play- . ers come through at key times in various games. If we can avoid crippling injuries and plug a few spots with rookies, we will be in the 1958 race all the way.” DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX . e Tu oe € oS oe The Lions are 6,000 tickets ahead for the same peri on oo tome to Lary. . : . of the 1957 season sale, Currently 38,323 ticket holders 3 eS Tt ee ; a ; Cd On | ( Ing have reserved their tickets for the 1958 season ante Grant was rounted in the fo ssl. pears that the record of 39,844 of a year ago - ‘Harvey Kuenn doubled, | : broken. , st yg malate 9 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [11-1 job on and the | « © &.* -. double. Boone later scored Time was when those New York|Chicege Vint Sox defeated Kan- _— x tex ae um ese) te ne See ee Cees a aan : Reno Bertoia’s ‘“ their Amer- ; SAFE AT BOCES — Charile Maxwel,, ° ; lannin final run of the inning er aikeet lean ah peter’ at Larsen, who had six scoreless| outfielder, scores in the 4th inning of the game gets the throw for Bobby Avila too late to make SS ares te oe : te | Hegan and Lary "plate. Now. they're doing it|innings at the end of last season,| with the Cleveland Indians last night after Ray the tag. Detroit won 11-1 as Maxwell drove in | permanen dence Detroit area. goin = ote pitching. ee ee ae ag Boone doubled. Russ Nixon, Cleveland catcher, threeruns. _ | into business but isn’t ready to say what or where. ____ Maxwell put the contest out of | ‘The Yankee staff leads the|‘Tames wl sgensn wy geod Se 3 — : 7 yeach in the fifth tsining when |majors with five shutouts at the| Ver or dd : —_— he eracked his fourth home Yas |imement‘artd Don Larsen has two best Boston with a scoreless fve-| Musial Does It With Pinch-Double -. — : behind a walk to Kuenn. Billy them, pushing his scoreless in-| "ning . -O | * | _ -Martin doubled in. the leg string to 29 last night with |e. Sc? by shoulder trouble i . Face + * alge four-hitter that beat the Baltimore|®"4 rm | lie: i ee Ged te oe . The big right-hander ended a ad : ) | for Ca Post: a Skhns wound “scoring ‘ (1-3) with his second home run 0 : Al oy, , the eighth, putting a oe sae 8 che He eae evr; |the season, 10th in the majors, im) CHICAGO up — “Well, I'm glad;sent in a pinch runner for The) ask how many hits I'd gotten ad Ohio State Launches ; . paw Dick Tomanck’s -clferings|onona « : the fifth inning last night. Larsen| i.+5 yer with,” said Stan| Man. What did he say out there? | I'd say ‘three’ and she'd ask Drive to Fill Job : moved within .004 of! was 2-for-2 at bat, and walked t “what 2” Td say ‘sin — into the lower left. field pavilion|the third ‘place Orioles with an Hank Bauer's two-run| Musial shortly after cracking out) | COLUMBUS, Ohio @ — Ohio Static bench creme we} U.§, Cifies Seek. (2 atc ter tates tn Bat | TH osane Me spared] itt a pelea ca eh Ne oe ce EE. be (sat tert meine Wetme Z a. + * * *s ’ in ef a * . : : oes : ES Oris canter r, Milt Bolling —e : timore to New York the previous! "hie st. Louis Cardinals over| the hit at St. Louis where the Car-|curve ball. Seeten eeareress it i Bo “on derma hay eine | shortstop and Skizas in lett eid NEW Pro Puck Spots ee rnd to ect eat canes Clie, dinals play Wedneatay might. 3s Someboty asked Musial if he{ster == ' 7 =) Fh geen aeeig eau over Ahe last couple of innings. ——— perpen ye 2 Gree Gage oo (Oe bg ig A tee — two professors, a student and P= Sh responded. with wo: tite, SF, PAUL, Mim. uF — One|cns a twoon, none out fix in the say paps vik gone Hos Mu:} *Geveland ‘ an alumnus — will start weeding : Harris and Skizas had one apiece.| canadian three American ” 2, night out the less-imposing candidates Milt and fifth. much attention that... and : filt Bolling struck out in his only| cities indicated their- willingness * « & ; Te _. |from: among some 40 applicants. __ @Bpearance, Tuesday to t part of a pro-| y 3 a Just then another wave of pho- es for the job vacated April 24 by pore " ‘new pro hockey ackie aspera ic tographers came up the lane which ‘ ia by POP moyd Stahl. ; : abrhw : abrhbi * * * slam homer leads from the dugout to the . 1:30 p.m-—Witheim| Athletic Director Dick Larkins wes $333 ZBoee 4231) . runs for Boston as the Red Sox! -jubhouse. Musial, ever the gentle- % 7:48 pm—Bisler| aid he thought no more than four Mart 3959 MBeting aw f¢44|. Tentative promises to join came|won their second in eight games| ion fulfilled all posing requests oD sl’nanses Cty, > ban: : Vernon Ib dOt6 Kaen 2210\from Winnipeg, St. Paul, Omaha|with the Senators this season. ° Kansas ah p.m.—Donovan| or five men would be interviewed, < Miposo Mf 3010 Skins 1112 . , som oeeeey and answered all - Mi > despite the long and imposing list ; Biven fe £399 Maxwel!_ we 3223/and Denver. Representatives of} Pitcher Pete Ramos,.who had) | ne aoae be ot The rel was __ Saeaquat as 40.09 Boone te 3 433/tWo other cities, Minneapolis and| beaten the Sox twice, lost his sec-| | os Morel ang Baltimore at New York, 1 p.m. Tuesday —— | P1010 Harris ib 2010\Des Moines, expressed interest in'ond. Rookie Bob “Riverboat” his 3,000th hit,”, said s Kansas City, 2:30 p.m. ~ Leg ceigeme. + Siaray >. $838 Ree 468 Slthe plan. St. Louis, although not needed| “I knew it was in there and I'm Chicago at Kansas City, 2:30 p lisle, coach of Laffayette High y 1909 Bertola dy 3002 plan. St. , alth Smith won his second, but School at Lexington, Ky., with- | 7 ote ree’ «432 Mrepresented at a meeting here,/retiet in the ninth after a two-| sure giad it was a good, clean : Scheel at Late . : gemanek Pp 00086 also is considered a possibility. [run homer by Niel Chrisley—who shot. NATIONAL LEAGUE ruy. Petals 38132 totale gerne tk * never had homered in the majors} When Musial drove his double me Me fg edet | The top candidates who have | acts Called out on girikes for McLish tn | Plans for organization will be! ‘til last Friday and now has hit/ into Jeft field in the sixth inning 8 “$33 % i= Se craty ried Aside Si = f= ea Mas wel Mh, on Orennded an, detailed at a June 6 meeting here. |four in four games. of the game, play was suspended. a ee fr 4 an coach, and Paul Walker : . | | EE RE re OE OG. ee RE CG RE Ce OE ty RN Te A ie # on , $ of Middietown who ran up a 248-40 L glpMegt LOA crvaens 207. per ; | ae line five and Verson" LOB Chevelsnd 4°Be | 7 0C Oring Our V0 ame a , 4 . 6 genet ev aicel eels’ SES) , | Tr Maples Win in 2 Sports ; iP HR ERBSO|” By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF Bt. Cort r} 1:30, p.m—Er- tennis and baseball pe PBT ES te Patient’s Complaint: Losing Power, pronase teams scored victories in , Hazel S. Fee Fit i i a Diagnosis: Quitting on the Shot 7 Th se Ar Deeds s OM. os pine . The netters won ME Tey oy FL! Ringe | ' TREATMENT: To get any real power behind a golf 7 e e RE eo 5-0 and the diamond crew took a : Tabscehi, Papareiia T-2:77. 4-21.45. |= shot you must come into the ball in such a way that you ~ aemngiece, St et ea dae | 2-1 decision. Fe : i will hit on through the ball and be carried through to (| of Stan-the-Man scauweat Aicagociryg-gpoetncpttr and. d es Five-Run 8th Ends) = tm snisn. | StcEE 7 BE lin the th: by Bob Lovell which | The opposite of this 1s ‘| Here are some of the other note- - aegis 3° 2 | won the game. Ov rti § | ~ |» quitting on the shot. When , .|.\worthy accomplishments of Stan oa e ime frugg e your clubhead moves only © Musial: ; - a couple of feet or so past 4 MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS HELD ae | © : Lakeland Pharmacy exploded,; the ball before stopping, De ee ee aan — © Champ Takes 1T st Match ; with five runs in the top of the), you can be sure you've quit | Re gedlg pg llmay enn yl bagel A 8th inning for a 7-2 verdict over) on the shot. This hurts ia Most years leading league in dpubles : : Nonne’s Restaurant in Waterford, poth direction and power © | Bost years leading league in triples DALLAS @®—The big four of|J. Harry Henderson of Alexandria, League softball action last night! 4 but particularly power i ea LA, Miss Downey sailed past Mrs. at Drayton Plains. . la ects aces a . ro if BATsONAS LeaGue eacones fate Mary Ann Downey,/Ray Shelton Jr., of Dallas, 6 and Dick Cooper’s bases-loaded single! — oe Pp ‘| Most consecutive games played — 898. Polly Riley and Marge Burns—led/5, while Mrs, Henderson defeated plus two errors cleared the sacks! thé casual observer after ® owt, years 100 or more runs batted the. Women’s South-| Mrs. Charlette Schultz of Wichita and also tallied Cooper to break) the ball ts hit. He notices || Most extra-base hits, ifettme — 1.173. Open second round of match) Falls, Tex., 3 and 1. up an extra-inning mound que} that the clubhead and the Sp ee aeeees persone : h danger signals; Miss Riley, the Fort Worth star between Lakeland’s Norm Jen-|. swing stop very abruptly. 4 nae, batting shemptonshipe by left. 4who has been Southern champion nings and Arlo on in Ameri- 7 But the trouble really starts earlier. The play- ie ‘Moet. years leading in games played Leh Tech co- Risdel. “Mise Riley. pry et can League warfare. a = ; yin! : over “ia Motions! League play, the'd : one Pepe ed eo img the rere ae Gi Mott consecutive years scoring 100 oF ng champion and| Mrs, Carle Robbins of Fort Smith, team without a sponsor clubbed a 7 mn te the ball — which is really é 7 | _Most years leading league in hits met Mra, W. K. Stripling Ark., 6 and 5 and Mrs. Riedel dozen hits to yp the Drayton |® should be pouring in all of his power. ‘ 4 RATIONAL LEAGUE RECORDS Worth, who wet one of beat Mrs. R. B, Smith of Dallas, - Merchants an 136 drubbing. Ray | Determine at-the outset of the swing that you're | _*p* 7**"*- 4 former champions, Mark|5 and 4. ; eto ioe ter a aes — = going to hit through the ball equally hard with both | bee yor, Se een oe — 3. McGairy ft we Petersburg ize. : Mi Burns the 1957 rome. 7: ’ nners | - — . e ’o 10run rule halted the ? hangs. The back of the left hand should be toward the 7 in BO =D eerenennes ‘ , "ground out a , Ky. Miss Burns,» |. hole when the ball is hit—and it should bé moving right | | wetional League Most Valuable Player Glasgo vd from \ ~j|@ime eer 4% innings. oe |, tn 1943, 1946 and 1948. | 4 victory over|Greensboro, N.C., defeated Betty \ AS Drarion Plains — Spencer Floor |. (Copyright 1958, John F. Dille Co.) F |. Led league in aluyging percebtages five owns the cham. é won -over Mrs. Jack . Secret Dror Wace Borviee camer! 5 ~ : \ B "tea } e in fn 1963. " s played Mrs. ‘of Dallas, € and Gi : F 4 an 7 ee PR S® 8 F es ore ‘7 j ’ =. ecru PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1058 ” ee a! eS , MOTOR INN A i : Seattle Wants 4 : Pep Enters Ring Agott “sy zi aes : : Te "BOSTON. w — Former feather Beer 14 $4 Shaw ) ! 25 27 ee will make his fifth start in seven = ry Wi 54 Humphr 2 ‘in Golf Festival cass cr acres Seno mien tee wh etioee erence 1 ee or a \gleton of Philadelphia in a feature = a - in the National Industrial Basket-|soston WASHINGTON (CINCINNATI PITTSBURGH ‘orwand fight May 20 at Mechan- : , Bu k R Ita, ball League at the league's annual abrb bl. abrb bi ab rb bi abrh bi. : - Se rke, “Revolta, Shute| meting’ opeung ners today iit’ E84 Patz he sig geet iit , Among Veterans Listed) A Seattie tranchise would make! ast'py ns $100 Zauchin th 304 8\crowe ib 4010 Kiuvel ib Sigs TUESDAY'S HOME RUNS : q for Snead’s T the return of league operations to/iisizine so 3190 Bric 22% iiBaley'c 3141 Thomas 3b. 4012 Oy cues tEhots Spencer | ¥ ourney . {the West Coast and make the jensen tf 5.135 “| a1iaiBen ct) 4010 Clemente rf 400012 (), da (9), Gi Parts ), NIBL a six-team circuit, The last eeeemet § $918 Asprinte 2 3012\McMilan s3 2000 Mizer'ski a 3131 Neal 2 (6), Dodgers; Aaron : on WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, |Pacific Coast team to participate|smin >> $818 pists Teeslmuman p O880 Kine p seein Os "Piigheees Pils! tere : : Delock p : AM . : Fastre chag ere Gael She Mengme as Seats Mirie ” wone Gee” tetiieaey” itik plata Ieee tern Bel _ Must Sell to Make Room ng tomorrow is a|Which rew in 1954, SF . Wight p 8000 @), Skigas (1), Tigers! . ’ mer Stoc : cross section of the game’s best tk Aipramonte for Ramos in Tih; ¢—Walked bihurmen 1008 sn Demacstri W), . : for Sum s ye, : players for the past decade. Other matters to come before|Besten 400 010 202—9 dwhiswal ieee ) S&S : bile tnaranont, lacie” chased) meeting wil include he tee nese ig Wie WE pel s| eeting Sete ew SE amy Vn yQt/,? verti Gein udes’ cham-|day meeting will inc elec-|Beston 27:9, Washington 27-12. DP—Asp Ft ni i 4 /: 8 i) P h A pions as far back as 1931 when/tion of officers, drafting of the|Koromonte ted Zenchin “Rene cis, Bod. for. MeMan eth de stnack oul tor The one WINDOW AWNINGS 2 X 2 ore wning | Billy Burke won the U.S. Open. {1958-59 schedule and expansion of di snd Geruert. LOB—Boston 7, Wash- | 7% _ Were $18.65 4 oF Burke's victory is one of five|the league’s pool of game "fs Runnels. |3B—Berberet. Aspromonte, Cinclanat ssersssenress GER O00 CB—@ i Opens won by golfers ‘In the big-|fficials. — we ER BB s0 ol ane PO.A—cincinnal "eth ‘Plas bourbon $9.32 ot =) Res: ‘1 ae Pie : — an oid. tournament. honoring Send Benes ae $ ot faradgentic Ratt! S” ost in : for his i-years as local pro. Lew Ms. Israel Shoots 77 het eee! aise '3.2\ Eases Beak a | 2 ONLY : ye Worsham took the Open in 1947 fo Take WDGA Tourney 2% 4-# | de 5 : 10’ P h A i | and Ben Hogan reeled off victories yp conn elaaunmons —"vaw woes | SA TBRORR, 108 sxguee, = mand— i wixpow awnincs|5'/2’x10’ Porch Awning $7499 1950, 1951 and 1953. rs. J. G. Israel of Knollwood, ab rh bi abre yi Dereay > 2222 Qiken n° "ates 9a. Were $15.88—Now Hogan also won golf's other ma-icarded 77 yesterday at Gowanie tolgardesr 2 "120% govern ye “tu valimomg! Tie Gimmie 342% ecause it’s (One Only) Reg. $159.50—Now 3 Jor events, the PGA, Masters, and/Win the Women’s District Golt|¥eodins it 2938 Mamie ct 4010 etitay Tett sue’ Sada] $7.94 we Vay! Keg. i | Association's 2nd weekly tourna-|Green cf 3008 McDig’id t 1010 Cepedald 6342 Valort 1010 he finest! e jment of the season. Mrs. Israel’s|Smsbers © 3008 Kubek se 4000 ete Sos Gri seee ws = score Was one stroke above WOM-/Castle'an ss 3009 Lumpe % 300 9) O’Con’elt % 5041 Zimmer ss 4000 i en's par. der’ jessie + Misa iby Reems, 11) aLap OPEN EVERY CASH & CARRY “ir aying on her home course, Mrs. Lehman Seen ‘4 BPP Harold G. Marquardt took runner.| "its, 3 04¢ Tulse anaes mete, y iees aoe is) CROw TILL 8 P.M. TILL 8 P. eM up honors with 79. Other leading) x creunied out for Lampe (5 Sy, ,[Grimem> 0880 Herter 1888 LIGHT. MILD [tM ! {Scores were: Mrs..Robert Gamble sie ieee McDevitt p 00 6 , of St. Clair River, 83: Helen Grin-|) B—Larsen. PO-A—iaitimore 2000. New Rmeomere 1 696 86 cay air » 83; He York 27-12. DP—Larsen. Mc New |Totals 50 16 26 16 16 Totals 00438 -|nell of Detroit Golf Club, 85; Mrs.|Turoneberry:. Siebern and” MeDougald. Per men mo yong mg aed: eB at $A7 oe "|F. L. 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Schoen. ° WP WR EBB SO /dlenst and Torre: Fernandes, Marner reve of fe Pe ee ur Anniversary | Herbe woos eos 2 Sf 6 storre. Rice. 3B—Andersen, Ash | Dai cae eieea™ me ee ne ER BB SO. Dicken 2 ap mee eeertt. 2) ...9 6 2 ® 3) e Cae Pa gd) = P petlteg Honochick. T—2:52. ‘4.197 HBP By. Buht (Anderson). WP—Buhi. rices re ra Oe he OPEN DAILY 12 NOON © SAT.SUN. 11 AM. Badger’s 36 Preps’ Best : 3 Miles East of Woodward at Prep baseball, track and geit Sh. Evans allowed four hits, but! squads from the Pontiac arealwon the “cap,” 3-2, helping the f ; ‘turned in some shining perform-| . , ances yesterday, in a full day of ri cd a I pan a na —— jactivity, marked by the 5th ning. 0% NOW s . s You Gan | straight victory for Clawson's fine * ke v 'hurler, Dick McGill.. McGi has| Waterford blew a 5run lead, set ,won all Trojans’ victories to lead yp in the 2nd frame, and Ferming- ithe Oakland B loop. ton tied it up in the 7th, went -on| x * * 2 to win in the bottom of the 11th. Avondale grabbed a double-|Curt Love was the winner, Chuck | header from_Fitzgerald to hang on Kirken the loser. to 2nd place in the O-B circuit,) Other baseball results included while Farmington edged Waterford| Armada 18-3 over Capac, led by 76 for a 1l-inning victory in the' Duane Wolak’s four hits and four “ , ‘Inter-Lakes en as other dia- (RBIs. MARKET TIRE CO. |=: et © i Bua Sedgin’s 36 at North | Brighton in the track dual at | Hills was the day's top links night at KH. Freshman Newton 77 W. Huron St. ° r FE 8-0424 as Bloomfield Hills defeated “ah oon (ase Sdchen. Claret time he’s Lee een Park 164-184. Bob Thonipson | run the events in two weeks), | TM. MON FAL] 2. See 7:55-8:00 A.M.» MON.—FRL | <.": | FARMER PEET'S ALMANA West Bloomfield took a night; hamer won the #0 and shot. — Featuring — jtrack test, 58% points to 4914] Mego will take part in the How. TED MALONE | pane for Brighton in a Wayne- ell “B”’ regional Saturday; with a “America’s Foremost Story Teller” 1460 —-WPON ca 1460 ithree firsts set the pace. "Cer Cranes grabbed all but one first) “Music in Pontiac”’ |brook defeated Servite for its 20th/ place in their 90-19 win over Serv-| ‘dual win. ite. Winners medley relay team! . | x * * set a school mark of 2:37.5 for the : 5 | McGill yesterday beat Lake/event (Noteware, 440; Aurend, 220; |Orion 10-2 with a 3-hitter, fanning|DeWitt 220: and Butzbaugh, an- 1, for a total of 53 strikeouts in|chor). Stu Clark set an unofficial : 1 aed “en mae (Eh nt Do Celebrates and you save on iepeler | stunt in hurling both Avondale’s ~* * * ivictories over Fitzgerald. He gave| Golf matches included: wp two hits in the opener, which} Clawson 292, Avondale 401; W. _ 6. 70 xX 1 5 SUPER-CUSHION ; went two extra frames after Fitz-| Bloomfield 166, Clarkston 176; OL ]- : igerald tied it 66 in the regulation|st. 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Runs: MSU 4, U. of D. 2 fy ete yey gir ett . __DerRarr m — ro -Dtichigan State |p pine Socket Ni) fand Conlon KK 102 y, the University |* WePieman, Home “rune Detroit, a Detroit, -but seven errors by the shoo . handed MSU a 4-2 decision. ‘Bill Shook homered for Detroit) South Carolina's 1952 football) | : in the fourth. Don Picmann of Bir-|team once ran up a total of 21! 5 mingham got the win while a points in just 95 seconds. 2 Brief No- Hitters Hurled | 5 ‘ Fangio is Two abbreviated no-hitters sede tetitod a three-inning no-hitter as e a ‘hurled in. City League softball ac- the Pontiac Merchants handed the Drivin )nd itivity Tuesday night as the batters: Pontiac Post Office a 10-0 drub- eeing , “DISTRIBUTOR of Service Station Equipment @ Sunnen Pin Hone Equipment @ Blackhawk Porto Power @ Proto Tools @ Globe Hoists | @ Champion Air Compressors . found the range to invoke the 10- ‘bing. f Novi Twins — — ——|_ were pasting Franklin Products | : ‘hits for a 9-3 triumph over State: . : . ‘Hospital on the North Side fied. SPring, demonstrated his intestinal fortitude Monday in’ Italian Driver 12 Years of Dependable run rule. , | Walt Travis pitched a four- , . | In a National League. encounter inning no-hitter’ at Nerth Side ‘ By BILL CORNWELL at Beaudette Park, Jerr) y eine Park while the Lakeside Royals } > TC | by the same 10-0 score in an In- . Michigan Manufacturer AUTO PARTS | Seeneteost tee nmee. | George May, the Chicago business executive who can- save Seat Is Open for 21123 F Montcalm penson eg er S| International Autos collected 11 celed his All-American and World golf tournaments this y . P FE _4-8230 ® ~ |Hanson’s” two-aboard homer ac- no uncertain terms. ie INDIANAPOLIS —Paul Russo. Service at the Same Win Classic counted for all of the losers’ runs.’ May offered to put a new $250,000 tournament on the ,, : —. trom Web- | The Moose thrashed the Ameri- e racing gra m Lecation can Legion 20-12. as the hitters Professional calendar if the PGA would fire Ed Carter, ‘ster Groves. Mo. wheeled one of ; , : the twin Novi Specials around the, en? e big victory on the final night, Went on a rampage in the opening its veteran tourney director who has often been at odds: @ Bink $s Spray Equipment oe ae. ‘ed a Gramailc a contest at Beaudette. The Moose with the wealthy Chicagoan. sone Motor Speedway at 15 MINUTE . e e ish and the championship for the’ ‘made 13 hits, one a home run by Th “ 142.9 miles an hour Tuesday while| e ARO Lubrication Equipment Sam Benson team in the 1+team/Adams, and the Legion garnered e more you think about it, the more outlandish it the other Novi sat idle amidst) SERVICE i : , FE West Side Classic League Monday 14 safeties. becomes. If this is the type * pear as ee pari Juan : 1 ' ; * ‘Manuel. Fangio will drive it. 1 @ Sioux Valve Equipment and Tools | f sisi: ae Bead er AMES, vy niye Of Herve required for busl-| 1 1, very unlikely that the PGA a | White vou role tm our come ‘ The Benson keglers compiled 3%4/ Star Drive-In, 2 p.m.; VPW No. ite ve: ness success, one can easily. t is very unlikely that the Lewis Welch, Novi, Mich., |] | fertable waiting room te your 6 Chicago Pneumatic Tools ‘points to 'y for runnerup roe eed, a Se \will let May return to the tourna- manufacturer whe owns the su- | favorite Hi-Fi Music! Cleaners to gain the championship|Q"™, 7 pm: Shaws Jewelers vs. Eiks See Why May is at the top of ‘ment fold if it can be avoided. percharged eight-cylinder cars |by the slim margin of one point.| gcd as ithe ladder in his profes-|May undoubtedly knew his request saiq the seat in the second Novi olving Carter was absurd, but w te | | Except for a 2nd game deadlock, | ‘sion. , pee was epen and he would like to the Benson's dominated the action Hazel Park Harness | Sst as tar as this cobsmn le coe haere it would be a good. pub- have Fangio drive it but he had | with a 3,109 total to 2718. Norm) icernied, the golf-loving businessman Pe made any arrangements with | Keeley of the champs rolled a Crowd Has Decrease has driven out of bounds in hig SHORT PUTTS im, i @ Bean Visualiner & Wheel Balancers | PONTIAC MOTOR PARTS 1 eel series the pa srcanas to Se ‘negotiations with the PGA. Father Joseph §. Latchford of Fangio. five times world road sides, ‘‘Mo'’ Moore toppe == : Lake Orion fired a hole-in-one yes-racing champion went to Dayton, : . . | N tem: : 8 ip | Automotive Parts and Equipment with 649. | DETROIT « — Hazel Park, ,,N¢, attempt will be made here |ierday at Pontiac Country Club, Ohio to talk to George Walther x j The final sen ienee: = ‘harness raceways attendance) meriia ef Carter, whe hea fre using a Siron on the 135-yard 2nd| Jr., owner of the un-supercharged | : 29 Auburn Ave. Ph. FE 2-0106 a ieseae Lin Oakian’d Yend és) slipped last night to about half , = hole. four cylinder car the Argentinian ; : 8 Dekiana ro . | quently been under fire, Carter \, Co lete Front End Beree Cleeners Fd zriple as of of what it was opening night but) is an able tournamsent director * * * is under contract to drive in the mp une urt i * . = * x lateohe 1 Oakland Coin 6e even at 6,433 officials said it was) house ana il le Aco ath 500-mile race if he can qualify it) ee | t "@ Blue Cleaners 53 a : ’ ay was complete- ecompanying him were Fath. | i earns \ Al ent Eaters Con 1% Chitttck 30 the best Tuesday night attendance ly out of place with his request. | er Ralph Inwallie and Father |" trials the next two week ends. ignm Cooley Lounge H = eis. Co. $} since the tgack opened in 1953. Paseal-Gurga, beth Orion, * * * " Cones Faulp ee i90. Les Rothbart 725,/Comparative figiires were not) The truth of the matter is that! Wathes Katehieed ahet*a cous. | Russo 44 - year - old, has been’ mendable 36-43—79 for 18 holes, (driving in the 500-mile race since * *« + [1940 and says he'll win it on his! 5 a ~ A record crowd of 13,513 opened to be rid of May's rich tourneys on’ IR&R Motors Team the season Monday night, setting,the premise that they were not the Speedway 50-mile record of in Michigan. a professional golfers or the gamejcourse record at Highland with a j49 244 m.p.h., which he set in. Used. Factory Trained | The final Pontiac entr ’ tu com-' $315,907. A long shot combination’ x * * ‘with brother Emerick, Highland's ‘against the sourthwest wall. He: MOTOR "TUNE uP ipete in the big Women’: Interna- of Success Clar and Lynda’ Too many pros, the PGA be- new head pro who carded 65. The /sico set the 75 - mile record of " . ’ Francisco will be R & R Motors daily double. |as a result of victories at Chicago's| Royal Oak's Wally Smith. |but finished fourth. BRAKES Fast Service—Quality Work = t in team, doubles , Tam O'Shanter. Julius Boros, Ted. - REBUILT [which takes part in team, do | | \ | Stewart, Neva Shain. Lorie Bulzo g, Reo for the | cond round of. play was held| ros, example, won the | design. Part of the changes _ Exchange Co. ‘and Mary Stewart make up the tiesday for members of the Silver | Hige Springs Open last Sunday, {. | were to make them more effee- MOST CARS 405 $. he FE 3-7432 i ; : jteams bowled in the tourney ¢-m4] competition was held be-| trail since he took” the World tchiges t Wenst aboen ‘ track at Monza, Italy, where an- | $] 95 Biliedale 11, Wayne State 3 | other 500-mile race will be run in | '200 Lonnge 3185, Huron Cleaners 1138 given. ithe PGA hierarchy was delighted 3 tt thi He holds, a harness race attendance record dedicated to the best interests of Joe Kocsis recently tied the! ooo oS oe “58 Electronic Equipment in WIBC Event Today 2 TRANSMISSIONS Last night's crowd wagered itself. inine-under-par 63. He was playing | 1956 in a Novi before wrecking it. Mechanics. ~* tional Bowling Tournament at San Spangler combined for a $239.40 lieves, saw their golf games suffer co-holder of the ‘course record is|149 092 last year in tie rebuilt car) MOTOR and singles tonight. F Win G if Ball , |Kroll and Bob Toski are excellent. mee gil patonigc new 4 -K : jorie | Fiv i \reasons for the belief. oe ee oe oe oe | REL NED ENGINES Capt. Ruby Keller, Marjorie FIV@ YIN GO s. ‘ollege COreS . ) aiatenet front end and a new |Motors quintet. Four other local’; aié Women's golf Jeague, but’ no| Sis first win on the tournament BASEBALL | Ne e on the rough, high-banked earlier. ‘cause handicaps have not yet been| Jackpot im 1955, Kroll and Toski | Wayne State 19, Hillsdale 6 ume fixed. However, awards of golf) are still looking for top money 2 powling Green 10. Eastern Michigan s| June. cDONALD’S The BEST PLACE in TOWN to BUY TIRES! 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WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1958 c oe THIRTY-THREE " U SeScientis 8 i Open Against Eels. on Lampreys Téday in Lake Superior lamprey spawning area near the eastern end of the Picture Rocks area between Munising and Grand Marais, Fish and wildlife service workers poured a new chemical named lamprecid into the stream. oratory near Rogers City, is ex- pected to destroy the lampreys’ without harming fish, This is its first test in a natural water- course. The scientists hope to treat all streams in the Lake Superior watershed within the next 18 months. And the entire Great Lakes in the next five years. * * * Applegate said “our primary aim It has destroyed more than half the trout in Lake Superior first appearing there in 1945. Ex- perts say that if the lamprey is not stopped quickly it may wipe out all the trout in Lake Superior within three years. = The Fish and Wildlife Service has scored major victories against . the lamprey with another chemical calleq dowlap. : The service said the chemical, developed by Dow Chemical Co., of Midland, “resulted in a 100 per cent kill ef lamprey larvae.”| back living in Carp Creek, between Cheboygan and Rogers City. “Dowlap, applied at the rate of 20 parts per million parts of water, resulted in'a 100 per cent kill of lamprey larvae after 13 hours of treatment” with “negligible dam- age to desirable gamefish What's Trout—or Bass? - \ New Fight | -xperts to have brought confusion out of|it chaos. That is’ to say; there is an the experts may now, fairly be said ‘ » ins the boys in the backroom can find ( when ‘the argument between a} the Gulf Coast in what is a bass. Along the Outdoor i H. GUY MOATS @utdoor Editor, Pontiac Press Trail Juniors Shoot Smallbore Test A sectional smallbore rifle test for juniors (19 years and under), will be held May 25 at OCSC’s range, Robert Gubbins announced today, A field of about 80 shooters Little Stories - About Outdoors ee Canadian scenery, plus some ex- pulling William Jones, 4908 Hill- crest, Waterford, back to the —says Jones. Jones and Ernest Hyde of | Drayton Plains returned only a short time ago from a fishing trip te the area, They brought streams lide." BIG JUMP — Ronnie Figueira tries to select an entry to carry his colors in the International Frog Olympics held during the Jump- ing Frog Jubilee and Calaveras County Fair at Angels Camp, Calif, cepitionally fine pike fishing is) May 15-18. More than 500 entries are expected. ankee and a Texan waxes like, authority has been in the process :| of being established for some authority that can be. consulted if}weather oyer what is a trout and) 10 years, it having taken only 15 | majority of commen names. As a matter of fact, the s before that for a majority the experts te agree on a _ By 1948, the society put out the bulletin listing what it considers accepted names. Im the decade since, experts by and large find themselves going along with it, Sportsmen? Well— It may be just as well to remem- ber that the trout by any other name may be a salmon. If, that is, it isn't a char. Or a bass. * * * Californians receiving state aid to the aged have taken seriously the provision that recepients can apply for free fishing licenses. Among the 7,200 applicants: A 98- year-old. Idaho birdwatchers have come up with a list of 261 species spotted in the state. Many a in his backyard cherry tree, come | had a battle on his hands recent- | Rainbow Park, He won, as the householder may try to match it/é Positiae Press Phote 14-POUNDER — W. F, John- stone, 4960 Estes, Lake Orion, ly while fishing the AuSable at photo shows. His fish, a 374 inch northern pike, weighed 14 pounds, 2 gunc®s. | Solunar Table Continued . improvement in the weather is bringing increased piscatorial . activity around the area, according to observers. Anglers may help their chances of success if they make use of the solunar periods below. These tables, prepared especially for this section by John Alden Knight, will aid in selecting the best times for the sport. pie time. Montreal Falls section of Ontario! Peninsula waters. Some 800 Mon-| vice that slips —and may mean a summer there tana grayling have been planted clears the in Manganese lake, Keweenaw county, this week. Plants were hatched and reared at the Wolf Lake hatchery from eggs brought from Montana. It is also planned to put 100,000 eyed eggs in two ‘streams that feed the lake some time in June. * * * A gadget of real interest to feminine anglers with an aver- sion to removing fish from the hook, is the new automatic fish remover made by a Wisconsin concern, It's a pistol-style de- Brookies Hit, on the North Branch May Days Mean Good ' By JACK PATTERSON Monday we put in a full day on the Au Sable River’s North Branch. We had several reasons for dai © ee this. First of all, ry . it's May and the” ¢ shadblow bushes. are in bloom and ~ the place to be, 4 when it’s May, is. Glen Sprague, with whom we've shot at a passel of grouse and wood- made the North Branch hi study-project these 40 years, had some notions on outwitting the so- phisticated: trout that rule the river. And then, in the current is- sue of a national outdoor magazine Rifle Tourney Canceled Out Because of lack of entries, the U.S. International Rifle team trials set originally for this weekend, have been cancelled. * * °* “Where we had expected some 25 shooters for the event, designed to pick candidates for the U-S. In- ternational rifle team {o shoot der to hold the shoot it was neces- sary to have at least 25, so we had to call it off. there was an article on a never- fail trout fly, so monkey-see-mon- key-do being our motto, we had to tie some up and try ‘em out. * *« * Assessing the merit of these ’ lreasons for going fishing in reverse order, we can quickly dismiss the > \never-fail fly business 4s just an- other trout fly. It worked well when J Trout Fishing [ticularly on the North Branch, a ‘stream once so famous for its ‘brook trout fishing that the fly casting champion of Great Britain imade a special trip over, in the ‘early twenties, to have a go at it. He could come over again and still have a pretty good time. NOT | 242% NOT | 3% BUT 372% and. Oo Current Dividends This is notarecent change in dividend ‘policy, but has con- tinued for the past 25 years. We have never missed a Dividend Period Since “Our Founding ‘fn 1890. Blan Assoc. | angler teaching the fish. | | | Detroit Tiger hitters have won| the individual batting champion- ship 20 times, more than any. other rR BUSES emer Ban club in either major league. = Gills Active jon Area Lakes "| weather has the opening of black bass seasom, June 21, * "arcival of more spring - tke | TRANSMISSION of . , . beouied petit. TROUBLE? “among the fish populations of area waters, and some good catches are being reported. ts Butch Doyen, 2628 Elizabeth Lake Rd., who reports plenty of activity by biuegills along the | | “jump-olfs” at Crescent Lake. 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Selected by a vote of the con- | Sregation, she was presented with} - lan inscribed copy of “God in My ‘Kitchen’ by Dorothy Haskins at the Sunday evening service. Beth Mr, and Mrs, Green have TAVERN WATERFORD FFE ge g 5 g ? ? Qe '| RIGKY’S FAMOUS SPAGHETTI HOUSE Family Style Spaghetti Dinner Every Wednesday—6 P. M. to 10 P. M, Our famous Spaghetti Dinner includes Ricky's Special Salad and missionary service in Bolivia. | Adopted as the church mission- Fire departments from White - WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP STORE BURNS— and Waterford Townships were called out at 2:45 a.m. today to fight this blaze which gutted the ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 141958 in White Lake Lake, Highland White Lake Township Fire Chief Mark Hilton | said he believed the blaze started in the elec. | trical wiring; There was no immediate estimate | Pentiae Press Fhete | Township. No one was injured. light final meetings for the year’s ee ee ee the Beverly Hills Baptist Church Trading Post Grocery store at 3823 Ormond Rd. of eo ceee. Adults... $1.25. Children "R™75¢ |" PTA Off | | 1088 W. HURON ST. n 2209 | Waterford Jaycees icers {Troy Tax Increase ~ &2 Blocka West ol Telegraph Rd) | to Be Installed to Be Put fo Vote : =|Elect New Officers in Waterford rere Ww v0 CROCKER’ St: = age la age ta te HOME MADE CANDIES AND RESTAURANT | to Eat” Restaurant Telephone FE 3-9570 CROCKER’S= 857 WEST HURON ST. Just East of Tel-Huron Shopping Center | The Jaysee’s are waititig for an (OK from the owners to tear down Orion Masons (9 Honor Elder STORAG PLAN! TYVAL On F choad cal fundod te ’ Pur Freet Method 7, Phe Whom Men Oe : pees a $ | 95 * Glazed gvv ft | SPECIALS Week Ending } | Ties 3 ise _SAVE! 822 NORTH PERRY AT. EAST BOULEVARD Be 100 Oct. 7; Former LAKE ORION —, Sanford H, Westcott, former superintendent of Lake Orion Schools who will be a spry 100 years old Oct. 7, will be honored at an open house celebra- tion sponsored by the Orion Lodge 4, F & AM. . - * * * Attending the affair, from 7:30 “Ito 9:30 p.m. May 24 at the Orion Masonic Hall, will be many friends and former students as well as fellow Masons; Westcott, a life member of the Orion lodge, was born in Otsego County on Oct. 7, 1858. He became @ Master Mason in Goodrich Sanford’ Westcott to): School Superintendent f activities in Waterford Township this month, Three have been scheduled for tomorrow night. An open house from 7:30 to 8 New officers to be installed are President Mrs. Homer Peterson, Father-Vice President Lewis Bromm and Mother-Vice-President Mrs. Frederick Poole.° Treasurer will be James Younger and sec- retary, Mrs. Robert Walter. A candle light ceremony will be ballot in the Jyne 9 election. The money would be used for | salaries, operating expenses and the hiring of additional teachers, Voters also will be asked to Gens Wills Ushe Abtort Revde--hox Oitas tex G145 M. ada are THURSDAY! “DAN DURYER MANE FTE. BANE SINT 2nd ACTION HIT! SNE - UMN - C=C decide whether Troy should be- come a third class school district. * * * Two candidates will vie f TONIGHT FEATURE at 7:00 and 9:35. L. Windeler will conduct a| Mrs. Gordon Aittema will be oe] Elmwood PTA to Meet AVON TOWNSHIP — Elmwood) School PTA will meet tomorrow | at 7:30 p.m. at the school, Douglas} Stringer will speak on summer youth activities in the township | area. Officers are to be installed? by Mrs. William Porter. Refresh- ments will be served by kinder- Lodge 236 on Nov. 25, 1881, when garten aes. he was superintendent of schools in Davison, He transferred his ‘| membership to the Orion Lodge in July 1912, where he has been a member since, - Westcott now resides with his son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. R, W. Haviland of Detroit. * * bd The open house tea will be in honor of Westcott’s 75 years con- tinuous years as a Mason, Masons in Lake Orion still -can/ appreciate the work of Westcott. He was instrumental in securing and remodeling their peerees Masonic Temple here, His around-the-world trip at age 95 attests to his ability to | enjoy life despite advaticed years. | He has many cheerful recoliec- | tions of his friends and former +} students In Lake Orion who will | AKRESGE’S the family’ s choice Save 30°! Reg.#P9) Children’s and Misses’! nis Shoes On the committhes fn charge of) the open house are Vincent Butera, entertainment; John C. Nelson, || luncheon; Donald E. Taylor, guest| book; C. Arthur Cotcher and Verne A. Miller, hosts, Specially Imported For Savings This Weekend! Sturdy canvas with white rubber soles and heels. Lined for day-long comfort! Practical shoes for sports and play, for leisure days! Standard white, bright red ot blue! Fine-quality imports at a special sale price now! Ewen, 3 Days Only...for this Big Event! . Downtown Pontiac — Miracle Mile Shopping Center — el-uron Center S. <> FORT RT BOWIE S. KRESGE COMPANY =| ADULTS 25° MON. thru SAT. BARGAIN HOURS 10:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. NOW!!! AT YOUR . NEIGHBORHOOD THEATER PONTIAC DRIVE-IN THEATER BLUE SKY r! NOW! Oakland Buz FROM TEE PRODUCER OF “PEYTON PLACE”. PAUL NEWMAN - JOANNE WOODWARD - ANTHONY FRANCIOSA WELLES - LEE REMICK - ANGELA LANSBURY cae » aux CINEMASCOPE CARTOON _» MARLON BRANDO-© MONTGOMERY CLIFT “THE YOUNG LIONS” .™ . o 4.9 6:8 2 © © €¢ N-O-W | THRU -SAT. oe @ ¢ Strand DOORS Oren 1045 i; a MARTIN ano LEWIS HILARIOUS FUN-FEST!} GIT 2 FoR FCOGGR SEO Polio pairs, as the Acn whisk and | discot even thoug Nat poder stron; mone tions | desire with | situde FACE At) rause and, he ca Bu wher go t ave towa Bex | mee until By il pectir F. old n would swore he we In bette: > well. ing I to m; exche Tr rics | young to lo older Icily “1 “we as i _ i —— ‘All. About Men... Chapter Three Only His Mother Can Love Him | By JOSEPH H. PECK, M.D. , Teenage sons look upon fathers the children's bureau in Washing- but now that he is- big enough to ton and sold a bill of goods that it/knock over the goldfish bow! and iyour favorite golf trophy, he lands in the dog pound, or, at best, gets i In my medical experience 1,2 trees that shed money, Provide them only with necessi-| ities and pay for their education if, p fever saw a girl whose feet showed any reluctance when the!you can, Never give them a dime time came for her to step into the for fun unless they do something: river of womanhood ito earn it = It is the boy whose feet are re- Beware the money tree! luctant, standing where the brook and the river meet. A bey from 10 to 15 is some- thing nobody but a mother could love. Half the time he even hates himself. While a girl becomes more graceful and attractive, a boy grows more awkward and more conscious of his clumsiness. A fuzzy growth appears on his face Whiskers, starting singly and in pairs, soon grow rapidly, curling as they grow Acne pimples sprout where whiskers don't; tus nose gets big and his feet smelly. He becomes discouraged and careless, dressing even more slovenly than you thought possible , * * * Nature is using her invisible hy podermic to inject progressively stronger doses of male sex hor mone into his veins, and his reac tions are constantly swinging from desire for violent bodily contact with his fellows to a strange las situde. : FACING THE FACTS At this stage he obevs you he rause the pattern is hard to break, and, besides, he is not quite sure he can lick you. But there will come a time when he can tell the old man to go to hell, and that is one of his , sweetest dreams. His animosity toward his father grows as his sex develops, and they can never meet again on common ground until he has kids of his own. By this time his mother is sus- © pecting things, and she hounds the . old man to talk to Junior. Father would rather fight a bull without a | sword, and Junior probably wishes he would do so and get gored. * * + In this respect, a physician is better situated than most men. | - well remember the Sunday morn- ing I told the boys we were going to my office for a little talk. They exchanged knowing glances YI reached for a’ book on apbstet rics and started my lecture. My younger son politely walked over to look out the window, while the older blushed) and = squirmed.. | icily inquired if I was boring them “Papa,” my older son said, “we have known all abeut that as long as I can remember. Our first picture book was your old Gray’s Anatomy, and we often hear vou talking to patients over the phone."’ “Let's go fishing and tell mother it took a long time to educate you,”’ I said. ee ne HALF ACRE CASTLE ' ] | x* * * | At this stage of a boy’s develop- ment, the chief job of society is to. find an outlet for his excessive en- ergy. I'm glad that my boys were at this adolescent period before all those child labor laws went into - 9 effect. Child labor in sweat shops, of course, was a disgrace, but so is YOUR DAY IS COMING son. They are worried because ‘the fact that millions of young] And yet if your eal was ralecd their genes are beginning to American men must live through right, he will somehow worry |S20™- s' ” , ; | . +] . i sor eal epramecire around list-' through the tough period of ado-) NEXT: Let the Giri’s Mom) | Years ago a bunch of old biddies, | | probably thwarted in their natural| Everybody loved and wanted to! Florida has 4,724 miles of rail- desire for motherhood, took over|cuddle him when he was a puppy, way trackage. } was an-antiquated notion to think that parents could raise their own’, swift kick in the stern. offspi#ing during the tender, twig- - «<) « straightening years. tee . ; es ., * nm * ~aYour offspring may be a trial pened for career women wh0 created in the image of his Maker -_ ped make a success of any- Comfort yourself with the thought sted hem and ; Parents were that some day he may show some hounded to distraction by welfare of the worthy characteristics he in- workers, well-baby and well-child herited clinics, child-guidance clinics, and God knows what else. lescence. Now he is in the same Worry. tix as a half-grown dog. =< ‘* * ~ = ~ YOU Y ee ne TO TELL ME ff CAST-IRON ° Your UY) A: CARRYING IN Wf THE OLD ¢{ CANALRY ¢/ ABYSMAL /7/ \ THERE a [/ LINING ROOM }} GENERALS \/ IGNORANCE / 7 Rueeer cLoves)| LANDMARK, // WILL GO || BEHINDA (” DISHWASHER'S ( BEILEFED_// AROUND SCREEN OF 308 PELICAN, THE PARK CARPING “2 HAS COME HOLLERING INSIN- UATIONS! im, \TOLIFES SH y CHARGE” “BOARDING HOUSE. , AREY MEN, IT'S SPOOKY “Z DOLTS / ANY DAYNOW TRYING TOHIDE 7 ew = BZ ——- Zi = Z =—- ir. A o-§ Bee. oe A ‘ ~ BA dg y Uy yi N Cf, AYA, Wy x Ba Vg sf UY f j Vf é THEY THE BRIEFCASE IS NY \ , s yy VBS, VND A FALSE FRONT= —-> =~ = Be livin S~1U © 1958 by MEA Service, nc. TM. Reg. UB Pat, OF.) seem OUT OUR WAY a — ———_— a Peete aamennaienool — ; : \ ta Ln | HOW'S THIS FER BEIN' A HELP AROUND THE HOUSE, MOM? I NOTICED THE CLOTHES WERE Dry SO 1 TOOK 'EM DOWN AN’ BROUGHT ’EMIN/’ WHERE’LL 1 PUT 'EM? boul va Pan. OFF. @'v0es wo nan Bervee, tne. S- John Morris YOu JUST RUN ALONG. — TUL TAKE CARE OF THis JOB” p 6 BUBBLE GUM “/.. ANO I MAE IT SUST LIkE™ I ALWAYS No, he // You'll Find PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac Press Want Ad Section Take advantage of this easy way } to solve all your buying and sell- ing problems. : To Place Your WANT. AD DIAL FE 2-8181 i > Vial ' u “1 ‘al ! cs wareeer « « 2 Lectiinmanidal at \they never do anything a i ‘> A whol a ; . to his family, school and commun- whole new way of life waSiity but just remember that he was Meanwhile, a lot of fathers are worried, and they have good rea- t | +THE GIRLS | by Franklin Folger * nt wa oe a Se a al ei. 8 ee y é yo Pe ie is Ct Die ae Sex i | Pe ae re ee a Bee oo , i re? fl Poet rt eee te ee ee aes ia 2 eee reg ain + rs Al ~- * ’ ce * re i NS COMIN ALLEY OOP BUT YOU CANT STAY “CLEAVING HERE HERE. LADY -TH THOe'S {UNTIL HE GOES 4! ¢. ki -. 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BU BUT CRONYN 16 WELL || Tuy MUST USE TORTURE, WORTH A MILLION TO AND THREATS OF HARMING YOuR revellers HIS FAMILY TO GET HIS HELP : —— » MR. —— THE cnedhachigaai-e y i] HELP---: TRIED To REACH oe \ THE RAKE AND MY NO ran NN nh HEAD GOT sTuCK s=—| |SOMETHING D Py IP\iif CAN'T you | GET out 2? £ pg be pea ly eat ener cer LEGED TO HAVE AND YOUR PROGRAM IN FIRST I'LL SHOW GOSH, GRANDMA, H ACTUALLY LIKES : cdl ¢ / iy oByRRY! ty , 1 'TS ALMOST id (CEGHT OCLOCK!) | [244 Pee ais : (zz)||# % \ * -s * = >. - | a ( re ep ke oy ‘ Coy Shes eA \, Se a. THE PONTIAC / RESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14,1058’ |, el Hed eis 1.76 3.00 Market Drops sc in Early Trades 2 Stolen Auto a by . Fast thinking on the pert of three lots. nie Pontiac police 0 citigh opin Markets, the! nesrket be why BF oak : est of two men last night in a - we of 1 auto. $5.00 | +» 1% Motors, which Ill iselin the t several want with gloves in the warm i) taltered. eee sessions, eather, the officers gave chase seal on Pike and down Marshall street. 3 Alert Officers Nab Two Men _ 'fractions to around a point. T jwere scattered gainers. i * * * they saw * * * ‘advance was slowed. American ; acy Wondering what a driver would has risen strongly It opened unchanged, then c showed @ loss of % at 13% onj.0® Pair jumped from their car 3.25 Onjand yan between houses but were 1.50) uccessi blocks of 10,000) . Sea: Bl shares. It cut its loss in lates|SPPrehended at the comer of ouse (behes.) doz... 135| trades Michigan and North Edith streets. thouse, 8 Ib, (ski) .. 3.25 ad \ GREENS < « «* Held for investigation of anto higher, May $12.65. Kale, bu. ... Te rrererocons 6 ue ‘: theft are Daniel C. Polasek, 21, ately eceeegecececegeecesseeee 2.00) Oils continued thelr retreat on ‘ - bu, Ferre eePeneetenr eh. vee 1.15; of the Middl E ‘ t bh at 245. Nelson st. and Gerald L. Grain Pr . DETROIT £GGS — shares and Lan hemi- | The eibies sotie ‘te cmcaad, May (AP) = * Opening | Detroit, cases included, “feteralstatel gals showed minus sige. car from Rogers Sales and Service, oO heat Oats agiier Orde A, jumbo ae: sxtre lafes| News of dividend cuts tripped| eg, uum Ave.. and stealing two May ...ss..2 ee eg, Atte eonaloer 38:57; Ge. cue: 38%: ay “es license plates for it; oe crise RR eee os: Sibleman Sane owed. arg. pu Gree eoeme loci. | Ament ‘Police said. \ Sar tee amy. 198 oli, wea Oy, tO": teres Ci: metiem) s point, and General Precision, off 7. 114 C are 3 They also connect WE i ssissd 190% Boe Is. Lab | Sacks H-94, wed, ag. 31%, '@ major fraction. 7 aegie ae by cet ieee Rana ~ Whites: Grade A. large 38-30; mediam : *.'f -& rae re that My Be geizel Bee rrr Te ST crc EER] Browns; orede 4, teres 28-29%; me-) Losses were taken by U:S. Steel,by an Oakland County Sheriff's Chrysler, Radio Corp., Interna-depity in Auburn Heights. \ Co p rt Telephone, Phelps Dodge . Lodge : lendar oultry uj DuPont, 2 - Cedar ai an 2 Philip Morris, Studebaker-Pack- . o | pm, -|son were small gainers ‘s , - Vargo, WM. os 28-30; Diet type yer’ -- : ‘ -4 ® bed in Brief DEKE) NewYorkstocs [Family of Five Livestock iit". tt Hoge cet -si They Barely Escape os ee nukes toeseen oe “Alum Ltd... 214 Kennecott --'624) Waterford Home ASTICE | sows ; $0.8. No. 2 e0diAm atria :. $73 See an nt : Tuesday, and|3 180-240 % 23.50-24.00; mixed Aedes mg : te Am Can .,.... 467 Lenn & P ....335 paid a fine of $85 plus $5 costs. Bast oes BTR be mostly Woo 1 3050, |A™ Oar... $7. LOP Giass :-\ 19 _| A Waterford Township family of mixed No. 2 an 3 240-300 tb. butchers|am Metal’... a1) PO MONAL .... 99) 4 death former ty] ogo ete ent”? lan Mae: Ra EMU RS 0G ‘te nen Blasing. ene “wt Am N Gas ... 58¢ ‘ oarry : Pontiac Ws. ITSO. ter steers A™ Rad ..:- 121 Lone ® Gam’. ataitheir nightclothes at midnight last ned Am Seating ... 29.7 and heifers , average good and Lorillard ....,.8.2i nj car while| rredes steady ‘to wea: jpeet| Am usar) 3. Meck tet a * * * Ceo en eek ere, Eeeeiam Telktel 1.0 Nee. 24.1 rn on. setieted sales geod te, tow ewoice| hm TOO... M6 MTD airy "- a3] Mrs. Brad Proper, of 2077 Paul we es, sate uulity ana) Anaconde oo G33 Feed Co -..-- 35 Sen St, said that she was polish- ‘M1 ON. standard tinea Sot ings. 2. .0 | Armou «Si Merr cn & 8 \.ig.1}ing her three children’s shoes in y Ae PSleutsers 18.0019 00; Utility “bulls ans. |Armat CK 265 Moe All. 8 {ithe living room when all of a sud phe. office 50, Wealers steady to! Atl Retin he pina Pal. ...-33iden she looked up and the entire classrooms were 100 on prime: it & Ohio 273 Mont Ward .. 35.2;house was filled with thick black oot be de Biante ses ie ati bec Rt Merttes! | amoke, was missing. Lao : ci’) ghg Mat Cash R.. @2'| ‘She. aroused her sleeping hus- “okt! tas’ ea pus Ht ES itd <~ Hl soem “ama carried te, of er yur’ a . . tod Pe, Be ria eo ae 3 NY costa: fi,| tree sons, Barry, one and to te amit ce rey ee ye Ay «Hl Dee, 9 yenre old, cutee Ra, al Fesk ss. 4¢3 Nwest aia” 149) When bé returned to get a third ibe. + [Calum @ Hs. 12, eS +. Mem, Sammy, 3, he was almost ~~ ad¥.\Sales Climbing Steadily {csi Piz: 363 Owens Gne .-: 413|overcome by smoke. : sale! Tre-|for Studebaker-Packard onet ont «3 Re Om... sae * * * att . ~ (Sage, Ew. 83 ran oy“ UP}] The four room log cabin home h_Modv.| SOUTH BEND Ind. — Late|Ches & On” Hs Param Pict... 304 /valued at $10,000, and $3,300 con- ; : ~,\Apeil increases in sales of Stude-|Cin'Mii at ..:: 343 Penney, Jc... o¢4|tents were ; -- May 16, 8) oy or.t rom endear tpediring at! 8 CREE | pe ess 32 Firemen said that the blaze oie well. as’ Mercedes-Ben: automo-| Come Cole 5.1142 tine Gone-sss ga-gicame from the clothes. dryer tn Pr ee al reported by Studebaker-|{ wees @. oss: 88 the utility room. was no ‘ ; Sechelt ud ee ar: philip stor”. $9 }/surance on the home or contents : Pe aL age a Ts mon veel aE ees li, ae a ee Wer cent over the second 30S-er aL) ih Fas Wilsons Finally . pte eh 10 to 12 day period, while truck sales rose) Cont een eA aa ADI t Th nk ; ** . adulag per cent. The firm said Merce-|S0n: COPAS . § © Repub st .... 34 € to a. : des-Benz sales.in April continued Cont 01) ...:-: 50.4 Met "... 317.6! aye oe ee TON, Saginaw, |the steady rise started in Septem- hy PS Pn ee ee ie City,Commission aS Z = adv. ber 1957. . e Deere. iegees 342 Bafeway St... 205 : : : S Dis C Seag ... 291 gt Reg Pap .. $34) Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Wilson : Gale — Youth Center, Doug Alte ..+. 604 geovill ur . ‘ 90.4 Lake Orion, Pri & Sah — ad¥.| ey: : Lamon Dow chem <'"" 338 Seay al RA. 241/nave finally got around to thank- Airline Adds Flights ng gee panssed | a ae a3 sinclair oe hey months ago praising their donation ved eetly ae ¥ Mareen! £2 Ve 7 Southern Co. 29.8/0f the Meadow Brook estate for NEW YORK # — American ~ Sy ag sag, amen Brie RR coc. Re ny are K the —— State University- Detrolt iE enieces, on tn Lampe Wis Gane Sins a aocind ire Ca Bed On Gat 1. 293 The Wilsons would have thank- ae ete vewceaier, New|in the Gomand for gem diamonds od son std On Nd -* Bal ef the conuntenioncoener, but _ York sales manager, said advance ~ ~ uaa om. he = Gardner Dea a3 Stevens, GP ot at or William W. Lgpigere : travel will reach'a peak this month.| 958 were “more encouraging.” | Sen Eee =. a6 Suther Pap... 34 +| them know about the resolstion Gen Kotoié o. Quilt & Co 33-1) until about a week ago. ‘ im SNe . «++. 9 Texas Co...... 642 = Gen Tel ...... 48 rex G Bul 19.4;. The apologetic. mayor confessed Pontiac City Affairs © [Gem mess: 84 Tencron 9: 10 8ltast might that he had undertaken . Gerber Prod .. $6 § Timk R Bear .. 37 | to hold onto. the resolution last e M 24 p e- t Goebel Br... 43-4 ee Be deliver it to the Wilsons. Seether <.ill.ae4 Ewenty Cen... 28 |personally when they returned To A if TOseEC Grab Paige s--- 13 Un Carbide es from an extended vacation. lic hearing will be heldjed by the City Commission last |fierm ‘cn Set Se Ay me. et] Set by Be Rene By. ews = A public , Here Chee... 38 ores 4746, "ad returned to the Pontiac ‘Tuesday on city plans to join with! night. : Pos 108 Te Gan Cb... 308] area, the Mayor had forgotten the State Highway Deps in| Also scheduled for public hear. | oom? BF <-.-281 US ged °° '. gr1| about it, he sald, and the resolu. widening and repaving Perry Beemdicorepiptnaharnes con. [Indust Rey... ita US Tod <2 tom has remained unnoticed in street (M24) from E. Huron street! stract sidewalks on Cherry court, | "fgg eu "0/31 West A Bk 213| his brief case ever since. - . ettg Ei ..... S = to the northeast o~* east of Hill street. The assessed | [spit Cop ... 32 | white Mot. 487) “This is the first time dn four mks cont would be $699, city cost $822, jint Bus Mch 35! | Wooiworth ... 441 Year's that. happened,” te said, The $1,354,653 project will be fi.) and cost of a Sifoot lot $74. int mek “1.73.3 Yale & Tow . 292) “but I particularly regret it be- nanced partially by an estimated’ Commissions also approved low-|tm, snae’...). 302 Yass Sh & T #4 | Cause theirs was such a wonderful pp Int Shoe ..... 39 $103,113 in special assessments en on Int Stiver...31.1 Zenith Rad ... 75.7 pitt to this area and we were ering slightly the assessments on two Montcalm avenue sanitary eS the very first governmental group sewers, Rebates were in order,! City Engineer Lewis M. Wrenn) and said, because subdivision bond money which the city has held in| The rest of thet cost is to be im Vi iNet change - —, “ eolit by sale and federal sovert-oot figured in the orignal assess |Seet tar”. cath’ WE RY Ie 7p ments. ments. One sewer was built last) Week sep ---. 2488 02 724 ies Late City Inspector ek ® year, the other is to be built this|Year ago ..:.. 2695 125.0 766 183.5 : The estimated costs were accept-| year. 1968 tows "cca? BOR 120 Ieee Cit df G d J b } Re agg gy Ge wey CHO fOr GOO JOO ~ DETROIT STOCKS The late Harvey L. Stout has $25 to $500 on your name only _or on other plans To get cash for vacations or for any other worthwhile purpose come to General Public. We make loans to 8 2 Pontiac Men Injured to pass a resolution thanking thern.’”: ; “And I guess ours was the last one delivered,” he added. STOCK AVERAGES NEW YORK—(Compiled by the As- sociated Press): % 818 1860 — = Util. Stocks (C. 2. Nephier Co.) |been cited by. the City Commission High Low Noon for his role as inspector during Allen Elec, & Equip. Co. * 25 3.0 ; Baldwin Rubber ae ee 2 Ys 333 pape og <, haapves City Hall one ear GO. cesctsnnue y Oo . _ GL ol& Chem Coc: 2 13 18 . ic Safety building owell Elec. Mo. Co. .... k 5 5 . Poningular Met Pa Co... ° 82 .8§| _ it was Stout’s job to insure |: ~~ ee a 4 se 4 that workmanshi p and building ua rrafact. ee ‘ Toledo Edison Co. ...... 140 140 140| Materials cameé up to specifica- _ |Wayne Screw Pd. Co. * 1.7 2.0 thens on the two jobs, *No sale: bid and asked. “The many important buildings in downtown Pontiac are memo- rials to his long career in building construction,” a resolution passed as Their Cars Collide fons Commission said. ; * - @ VACATIONS men and wemen—married oe CAR REPAIRS or single. You are assured § @ PAYING A GROUP of prompt, personal service OF BILLS and a monthly payment plan @ NEW PURCHASES to suit your convenience. : COME IN * PHONE - WRITE ee ‘early this morning when their cars * |collided at Perry St. and _ » \Saginaw St. He is reported 4 Two Pontiac men ‘ere injured Stout, 73, of -21 S. Genesee Ave., tiac was a private contractor. He died Rd., according to police, . | April 28. Admitted to Pontiac Genera] Hos- pital with a fractured elbow was 7 | or Steven D'Anthony, 2%. of 35 N. Too Many Smiths : Conreonmarion ‘69 Wes! Huron Street FEderal 3-7181 pale VE ae FE FAERIE. tt is oe) Falk] - Wag treated for minor injures and/kirk.. Smith ‘told the court “There isfactory condition. elyn Smith of Detroit has asked | The other driver, Edwarl P./Probate Court to let him change Grayda, 32, of 640 Peadoc St., (his name to Devarold Lewelyn Sel- with felonious assault in a . Pontiac police of- two men drive by in at “11 \%30) Lower-priced issues continued to¢@?, The driver was wearing *™ be briskly traded but their recent |Sloves. | Elect 2 to Port Board ‘DETROIT — Devarold Lew-! - Pontiac Man Given Probation, $25 Costs Gene C. Goodman, 25, of 633 N. Perry St., pleaded guiltyto assault and Court. He originally had been with an off-duty ficer, James A. ‘teal Jr., on April Charges against three others for guilty of interfering with a police officer Goodman was given 90 days’ pro- bation by Judge Maurice E. Fin- negan and charged $25 costs. ._ DETROIT @® — Thomas E. Lane, Alvan Macauley Jr., and Harry H. Meisner were elected Tuesday - today in Municipal felonious assault were dismissed, |! while a fifth man was found not/ating San Francisco to Get $50,000 for Not Farming | “I fele sort of morally dishonest), \Say Chrysler Preparing on mi lie in state at Hun Home. a ‘al at 4 p.m, : oe, ome Ns 7. fagh officieting, Lawn Ce ry. ments Lake Or officiating. Interment tn Oa! Memoria) Gardens. COLE, WAY TS, “i68 CANDACE, 2° Rochester” oxi be: a , Carolyn, lemorta! Mrs, Smith will lie in state at the ened 7 Heig' nis. nd family re- ‘ tests: visitation Thursday “from Driytoe FUNERAL HOME Plains OR 37797 FUNERA: : “Designed SPAR tia Donelson-Johns Thoughtiul Serves PE 2408 Voorhees-Siple FUNERAL HOME Ambulance eo or — - FOR WANT fe if 4 CagsW WANT AD 3 $1.50 i { Fi : 8 3 ’ +05 rejpased, said police, ‘are too many Smiths in the world.” / \ | | - _ 7G The Pontiac Press DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. a ae inisi ADS RATES — A a or over To contact small | ee oe te Soares sell em service. PE 8-2041. to the Port of Detroit Commission/sige. by the Wayne County Board of ~< - * Supervisors. Lane is an industrial] ‘The land seales manufacturer, Macauley ajand the most vice president of National Bank of|got from farming Detroit, and Meisner an attorney.'year. == OSS tons e | Death Notices Cemetery Lots 5| Help Wanted Female 7) Work Wanted Male 10 . ee 3 She Pant Senet erin set CASHIER CEMENT WORK OF ALL KINDS. . ~ Neat appea middle Sun- “Gene. 136K Merrimac: ase 3:| WHITE CHAPEL 3 RAVES | fart, & bs me sisted Mone-|CaaignTee © MAL 2088. FB beloved son of Eugene and qi mg | ~=Main or. : MI ¢6ia8 | CA NEW AND . Bennett; dear brother of 1 | 30632 |. a : Be 4 , pa Fauroay Mo BLL | ALND, oat af Propet nal COSMETICIAN oganary. Paige ee te eee _— elrose 4988 after 6 p.m. : Fragraney “fines, Company bene-| 5.5653,” ‘a ss kland TWO » Oe pazeenbe dept., : ’ . MA p sey Harvey, 4575 pendet 'ORK A , band of Mrs. shir wy 3 cadet \ dear on Mr + faa \ rman end Hand digging, and }t \ berry. Funeral ice be held Free Mmates. MY 31198 er \ Thuraday, May 15, at B. from A St d b | 5.5140 . 4 + cod # ay wal Home. 3153 Sams. edi yY 0 cted. || Rex, Paul 7, Hart officiating. | tor « good steady worker. Appear. z AND nted Female \ tery De ee a lie in 16“ W. Kus be to *suaree. —_- “ 3 | gis et ents Puneet ome | Saves. S30 to weSWvam. | Referpine retuize, Op tr |) DA, EG Se a ae [ES and GIRLS | Pu gme Pie oo and denver (ge Ke Kelley: dear sister of 2/4 tosis Coj- | Part time saleswork from Wa o ~ granddaughter of Mr. exp. ond ows - ABD On| our, office. 4 bre. daily, $ days >i. Mrs. Herbert and| Deon. 3568 Ells. LE. Ra. weekly, Hour rate plus’ commi: 3 Pr. Mw - | oes. - gam, Se i gees . Mr, Meyers, ne Cae zy 4 g ee eee ee rset ee aipis |- Business Opportunit at aw? | sone PE 31003. . Carl W. bsg ag have sales ‘ ¢are of children. Live ABYSITT'NG IN officiating. Interment in Oak Hill) abiiity, we invite your investiga- nursery school tm, OR 3-5028 . Baby Linda will arrive| tion of an eutstandina ty =D WOU Days only. rom Gcrmany Wednesaay morn: | Ww become our assocate and re-| MIDDLEAGED | HOUSEKEEPER, ing and will le in state at the cement for s 'y successful pane Dh ae $15. 5% days. Vv Puneral Home man who recently passed on). Otter mm. o- r more 30 years us, 6: SMITH, MAY 13 A wil be awa to}. vey t over 25, Will Malude. 223 im St ; be- > man, train. 5 8 w. of P Smith Sr.;| and sn embition tm e a f mother of J. Smith ——er of living. Substantial Fi ir peesis A. ape 0s Soe, eT man se) | Moote a: Lil- ae ! at our main office yenen: i sister of Mrs. Lillian Re Four oppor te” be- Sai Priday, 16. at 1 pm come the of your own s business. Write Pontiac Press oat nie. sameen Box to 6 5 or SG, Be raul bn Fe 21426 of FE CMM tne t . BA MAN hg Bloomfield Res- M RIED WOMA Teleg: at Mapie. DE gt do net apply. | MOTHER G { Be your . 3 own boss; vile ited os pay. pie athe is Apply between 3| by Wants work in your home, ‘eset K JF Saloemen | | Sraniry crud, 2280 sien Lk, Ra. eae ween 8 and Cam. e43 wow r D ateT with HOUSE: MOTHE xe é v . cooking. no jaundry, 2 To CARE "POR : i 2 eh oF Se a = ONLY. FE. PART TIME staat epg oo tal , or & care ehildren.| PONTIAC FULL TIME | Mopefoy peme‘then wasee. After] Lcsoeed ang fommece SALESMEN FOUNG—GIREFObOwOUsE:| share. So. cents. Mints 4 DO HOUSE-| ting charge 4 hours. Adult : work Commerce. Rd. Live in.) 9... 65° OR 3-3761 To Call On Food Trade, Good EM. 33608. wey ¢ | fice | Cera? My renee ize | ; alate oye ie Deter Scere Pukeres Visine and 18th and 16th, between 16:00 am. _ Help Wanted 8 WOMAN WANTS SPRI Ratt. Mrs. Viola Grubb. Chas. aad 9:00 p.m. | en ae Om Us| WASHINGS 6 TRORINOR— E55 i s 5 ie le le . : of m: 32 $3 per hour, fu rt Pick In Memoriam 2 Reppert Sheer than Aserare or part time Mr. 180| deliver, FE Tea . earnings for aggressive salesman,| _N. Perry 8 to 12 p.m WASHINGS & ATER- . IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR| Apply in person, 2410 8. -Com- | CED. COOK. NO SUN-| ford vicinity, OR .: husband and father, Howard B.|_merce Rd., Walled Lake ‘days, Birm m Grill, 116 N. WASHING ‘i S | | Bostright. who passed away, May | TEAL at EXE. Wood ward Birmingham. Apply 10 ASHINGS a be s rred i train a a tae me Beven years have passed e how to eara| ~~ e How % seems; money se ; for oar Man ot high school edu- Building Services 12. Bie taps git booms, W. ot Venting fn Gs ete! «yeu 35 to 4 years old to as- ~ aan Bot we whe mas hi pa Bald see RATES ae eet cork oa cake ©. 20 YEARS Sadly missed by wife & Tamily é genustt at Sales. . rf br yp) monty oneky core EXPERIENCE Funeral Directors 4|"owtiiae man win cer for ev-| pig, pooue Mr. Perkion at Cement porgh. and slepe, block W AAA al | er brie sidewalks, a Dp cyt ATMOSPHERE” tablished Puller brush- route, No) = "S50. garage ent f “au COATS a) Sea eee m = patch work. Pree ates. FE ; FE 2-9318. — mployment Agencies 8A ' AAA ‘Floor Sanding ~ - SO wit ~ Pinaies “FES Se Nett ae FR 40086 Fear, Call OR 0a. too a: ‘Time Stud and : —“K-A TRENCHING Cost Estimating Man REC Pl ey _ Septic eid, OR q ALL 5S OF Hy aiid likes SA ym AR- Stig ows. Ga, ha Pe EVELYN EDWARDS |c. f VOCATION AY Soe naciial $13 COMMUNITY BANE BLDG. ing’, ‘ So stamps & ee parts, TY’ } ONG. TRE write Box 80 i WHOL RETAIL PER- tie £6 who can type 50 ie gonne] wanted. Part time to sta: neat ens -# Jensen. 2. EB ssary, 7 contact. 56 days week. No Satur- rs) xp. not nece from 9 till 7. ent, 406 a Bark Bide” Ye eS TRENCHING = TREN Ain, WAITRESS big Water lines, ons tile, OR 5a I ee ee ST. eS TEE KINDS OF CEMENT WORK ” tule ts 0 pularled post- FE 43420. Se ee Be : vB ; ‘ dreva, 1-#200. : Instructions 9 "FE Me ee take ea. 0399 ERAN 5 acon — rT r Help Wanted Female 7 n-a-! for detalls write Box 35; t ress, stating experience, name, aod phone number, Se cy ae AT ONCE GOOD TYPIsT—Must be fast — ir. Brown. FE a: i en eo | i os ee ote om ont owt Ose! ft a. a oe rt Bev PON Liae PRESS, t N = : aa a ECA ‘8, DI. eused builder. Pk =e Lande aah, Notices & Personals 28 SLICES OF HAM Give You 1 Place to Pay Eaéé Your Mind MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS “MYSTER -RE ARD- Field 1 of ri maroon Buick fo fen ‘Awe Accident on te ait os Gus late rvice,| S04 Waitoo Bird at Dizle it ote nd gia, Bate punt Cedar ON ANDe A DA May "14 1968, I will not be aod tracted by omg m . FOURED CONCRETE BAGS. Hany it te & Sons Ine. oes aes e 4 : G, ; ments Seawalls All kinds : for - - any other than mysell, Prank Sage OFLU | ae ee | Roane, = we mar ROOF REPAIRS ~ AAA Reduc Rates. ip SREDUCE NOW VESTROUGHIN 44-0444 Large van or ttle as as ber ry TR Y ING AND “theese aoe Fa Pravoy By eee BULLDOZING your price time. FE. §-0005. ened. Call f n+ Wag to- BP ete eg FE Sat ean Gm PSST les Chars houses, Block and cement eon LiGur ay 2 HEAVY TRUCKING td, Children to Board 26 PE 50604. FE 2-3706. Reps Pal dirt, top soll, gravel LICENSED HOME, LOVING Building Supplies 12A|iicu7~ inp uEAV? —WOvino|— HA with 2 ton stake truck. FE $6453 LIGHT HAULING, TOP SOIL, Que A a W SURPLUS PE Sten) nd end grarc rE bow Business Services 13 SO*L facing 12 ROARS “peed Winnie" Site S| O'DELL. CARTAGE _|"teut L MAKES © ae re. mention Wtd. Household Goods 27 FURNITURE NEEDED se Sa a OS Peak aE P| Ore Ee Oftice Con TW. Law _ Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 Tech Toon QUALEEY ITER Trucks to Rent AOUSE3 OR 1 UILDINOS OF ANY ike fie ences TRESMETTATOM | Beatie Venlo Insured, MA “ton Pickups Stakes =... 1 ASPHALT PAVING Gene, wwe Far ‘emlaratios| shag m and chairs, benches or animals. FE|_‘*onvilie 52460. . FB ele Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32 ay Uo De have « ea Sane fb Figs bave clients welling to T. "G. Trocke pearamtens ot Racing’ OL st068. | Industrial Tractor Co. ASPHALT PAVING ," WOODWARD x us ——_ your driveway 40465 LP FINANCE TRUCKING & able Asphalt Paving Co. bish. ¢. FE_ 5-50: or FE + x APPLIANCE SER ou! on sae We service all makes of wringer dump truck and autonatic washers 30 yrs.. UNWANTED ARTICLES PICKED O's, 6 Oakland yy cen Gnas & trede i _ "ASPHALT PAVING |—2inting & Decorating 20 1643 Union 1 fake Ro EM EM_ 3-467! CASH - UNLIMITED ate ome a | CT SpADITING AND PAPERING.| Sod* hatte posite" atcoust Mason Thom PE 46364. FE 43044 or ee eee ae ae eerie ys 5 pe Ask tor Ted MeCul- v0 terior. 10 per cent disc, Yor ens. agen e ~ bere Ki PAINTING, 5143 Cass _- beth Rd. hs ie paladindia SEH me : ron 46402 or FE 44813. Ask for Mr Clark Pais removed by steam. 3-9062. Suing dich erg |, Papernd bye, FE 8G IN A FLASH - Bor ach At A. Johnson| = ‘| Above Oakland Theater ie ENAPP SHOES Pred Herman OR 3-15023 3 a _ “Hey, give me a hand!" Wanted Real ee 32A SS CASH $$ 48 HOURS For your equity in home, contract or vacant property. ‘us for immediate action, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor or) Tt H. Soginaw O Ph, FE 5-8) 5-6165 Open Eves, ‘til 6 We Will Buy land Call |Your Equity resk. Quitand SNorinwent Oak) County & vic inxs prop: ref alt nae tet? ee On a ational Rent Apts. Furnished 33 3 ROOM AND BATH, BABY WEL- sume. In Pontiac. Phone MYrtle 3 ROOM PURN. iPr. REFINED foams, be no children. Close to. down LARGE RMS PVE PvT. 3 EXTRA bath and entr,, waterfront, adults, $60. beaut. OR newly decor., 3-3960. ~ NOW by large mort- toueet you oot for new ss wage ome te your home WHITE BROS m Eves uy 6 e- Sus. 10 “til 8 WE HA QUALIFIED BUYERS w — proper- ’ ROY KNAUF 26% W. Huron St. FE 23-1421 Listings Wanted We Buy Equities R. D. RILEY, Broker WANTED MODERN 3 BEDROOM home with basement on lake or LAKEFRONT LOT or Must COTTAGE — have good beach, within 10 miles of *postinc and reasonable. FE 4-0805. Sy GATED IMMEDIATELY: ao. farms . Fa Eh ge rty & Paul M. Jones, Real Est. #92 W. Huron FE Rent Apts. Furnished 33 -'1 RM. KITCHENETTE, SHARP, |" pvt. bath & ent. TV, PE : [rik RrrOmNEr TS PUT ba only N. Pad- —_ . re Apts. a 4 aniey Lescn 19 Bagley St.| ae Ry | PERAne on fond prepertion "te 2° zt Saws — Lawnmowers wag Ts. exp, FE : sere or mi — eww trent-|! apa Pu. chower, Restricted e eit. ye outst in vot Gi a — 2. Dashatian my 8. Telegraph, fotelie. Blue Sty Vicinlty, FE cuine ysio-Therapy i AND : 358 hinperwood FE 42416 Ph, 21A GET a 1 e i. Adulte. ‘vente bg eg avo-), HEALTH CENTER | &ih Pu'edioe. ‘aun for ine Wide:|' Leketront apts; OR 3-0108. work," s06 E- Fwedish, massage. "Patients bz] ‘Smith-Wid a eas, appointment, Call OR 3351. 4079 eas STATE OPEN Dressmaking, Tailoring 16) fice a a ee aF DRESSMAKING. TAILORING. Al-| Television Service 22 terations, als done _ BL ee Cull PE bus, ALL TY SERVICE CALLS AN- IMMEDIATE : Garden Plowing _16B) "i Uz ornbnics — BCTION — [Liason “ave 2°* ** on th ee ST TV SERVICE |On any good land contract, New| PE 22141 ia rE ye fie of eS or 8 . coe cash upon sat RMS PVT ENT, UTIL, FURN. “Say Oe WG SORRAR EES RR a TW| en tide, ACE Ren me hom Ki Templeton, ape Ready, Willing and Able gontresh Gall ‘eafior’ Partridge. ae ED CONTRA Be Se oe reg wayden: ‘No oblige: Fi Decorator Consultant wing wakeanatte povews. 101 W Ave. FE 2-7360._ = 6 5. Ww - ALSO GRAD- OR . Wm. Lidstie.;Compiete filoo: selection of 208 Rd. cis & & drapes Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34) Rent Howe Ure 6 : Hous 4 RM APT. NO DRINKERS Of Lak fr Ag ee rn : oe Lakefront | BROWN — r : Cree Leper. s1a0 ‘month ON \ wan : Dizie Bwy. My FO Awarc.| -f0r ‘Doth. Elwood as . 7 | 9% DOWN — Cony ee ec eae at nome vomeoroe:’ WILLIAMS | satya hty. ang it pat fura, Pvt. bath & ent, MA oe PE 41030. reat ence. Tees Peet, Pew. i esOKELy 3 ,- L AKE eee SRM, UPER FLAT. HEATING 71 Seer = month, ren welcome. ~~ North end, 3 cooking was furn. Adults, 88 —"-Walrens LAKE 4 BEDROOMS ears old. Modena, Toon Sa Ff . ~~ * edecieemeloln Here is the the y: low ment, = ¢ ear lo . : Geadivns” ations" teats Ate. came 4 Fermcg_b ioet “auto, bal frog property Yeatursie: Lee. + oe trances basement. Call water beautiful lake, cious kitghen with " area. FE cioets ven Mo, Fall balks” elaeed Ya front, 50, DOWN, — 2, vege, penenton SRM. BRICK FLAT AUTO. HEAT, a rch overlooking the lake. Mas- POR OPEN Sai 8 AT. & SUN, A tric ref wash- clean, A neighborhood. Ve: ery r bedrooms on second 2) ef and Tins outed’ Galt nice. es me. as _ Midwest 6-4133 SF eeene organ 6-1538 one J aye Tg 4 aS all newly, decorated. mi ©.| WiLL RENT §€ RM. MODERN hts a | storm, screens, a a Me, AE Kacge asin tans oF Set naieccnrcaeace | fs, Hare ts he vale ot © ’ Priv. $200" down. FE $13,050. Large payment re “™e. ' . 061i, $11,509 SELL OR TRADE. — A SPACIOUS LOWER APT. Rent Lake Cottages’ 36A | C \] arkston Bl Excellent Gon m_ chaies ee Pull basement, rm., good > West Huron 3 ROOM APT. $50 MO. ALS ~ gar., plastered walls, ont floors, veome . Hie bath & kitch- tage, month, with REAL ESTATE, INC, paved street, on Sincd. “atuee prabeeved. OF inke. privileges. OR Soto. | 90 8. Main, Clarkston Hy | r _— 3-2216. a a CANADIAN COTTAGE. | (ACROSS FROM OM BANK) eS : 5-pihing exc., swimming. MAple 5-682 $12.97) LAKE FRONT - Brand ‘pen Daily 9 te 8 — Sunday 13 to § new Wore bedroom home with quaRE ee BY MIRACLE pu MODERN IN DRAYTON | tile bath, ofl 1. galuminam ATTRA ACTIVE Aer. KITCHEN. ia 3 rooms and bath. | ae only Bay ph l Hoe ~ Good eet, tiles Ae bath Stove & ‘reirig, 18 E.| WALLED LAKE, MODERN CONV. * good 1 tend "wil twade for 3 bedan. trade for gheaper __Huron_8t. ‘Lowen Pvt. beach 3 bedrm. Reas. Mar- . Say aa ag HL Of a. ea 40 LITTLE FARM, — Sell o¢ mo, Call sy He 1 Pann zi For Rent Rooms 37 Ase oa DIN N AN" ae eo ie 3 ‘oases ae RENT. FE| iy gus stop PLEASANT MOD. a FE 62071 marked a ae eee #1018. ern room, $1 wk FE 5-1332. EVES. FE 43046 7. a fenes. Lote laf DEL RIO APTS. ALL NEWLY DECORATED. MOD- COMP ARE TH THIS bery, and’ etc, Will at LAND foe torn a ere se Custom built 1200 a ee ‘or ene tooms and bath, stove and util ny 8 en wie Seb veces Sasi one AN antes eacepuawe 5 | ‘ecsment, ae ae ett ig tan ; ar, Ritchen pr privileges, FE 45641, 360 waar. “ie esis Geramie & . Open 9-0. MODERN 3 RM. HEATE ER : apt. tiled bath & shower. retrie- | CLEAN. aviEr {ERONT BEDAM. {ins Tor 817,000 00. your garage, All al _H, BROWN, Realtor tor Adults Weferences. Available eT SLEEPING ROOM, LA-| Custom buliaer FE ¢-1198 | _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE June 1, 41 Dwight. Ph. FE 23-4030. _tits, 267 N Saginaw. FE 32-0700. Nice «RMA BATH PvT. | EXIPLOYED “TADY HOME PRIV. Love an entrance, Util. eS cenete pre-| FE 23-5619 03 ‘Thorpe. wee ae 2188 Cass Lake Rd Live Where You Pla {Ake RON 4 8 beacten Boe Mui ake $ "Realty “RILEY OTTAWA HILLS a canes tatoo ome Sp fe, ae, Me ved dr aes moo Sees $750 DOWN : ce Py Eat i ef Dorris & Son. Beautiful Ranch Home ONLY 617,960 mo Heese Reeves 2 Bee PHONE FE 4-1557. GI— No} Down Payment Poplar 41. Clean 2b bedrm Eee Wiocedaytots Lakefront - 13¢ Ft iy ak iE ‘J if é. i ae i - if “i > : Ei ata Clarkston REAL ESTATE, aa 20 8. Main, Clarkston on pat ar “HOYT i By “et '. waa patna PLUS fam- living Feom, . 10x10% kitchen storm. enue. doors, La oy Gentil home today? Ot ra to Miracle A Lge ae | wal eis Sess Dish Stove the price as he Sevgee atlas boesd"hé| vB, amg ae ee a Sette, Sd Set Evening after cell ee: 2-3381 Gy: tans iy per -—_ i: a oe astaee, RANCH, with Hactive aa fireplace, | . “ j » vd ¢ ‘ : a EGA | = es = * * : eee 7 ee : z cael + vt * * : § : _ co THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY 3 MAY 14, 1958. ’ ee | ‘For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses 43) For Sale Houses «a CARNIVAL . _ by Dick Turner For Sale Houses “43| For Sale Houses 43| | BARGAIN-—$250 DOWN . ao 3 bey on * Sg ae NGTHING DN, GAS T LOOK, gage aa SIE AEE TR Ip \ 3 or 3 dedrin starter! ly 63.750. $35 wo 9 Sdrm. models _ Ri ° : eet i ge Teme, with basement ge, your iot| Per-sonl rane ae OPEN DAILY | | } . ye arene | 7 geen peyued bee tchente 3 BDRM. New ser Sane a oan , 24. a mm Ayre RUCE No.4, | OB b36mt oH aa" 7 ware Hoare? Sat Sey “Se eruyan (YEAR, jens Build Now eee ae re Heed) . en te gree ae ; { 2 ’ - , Le ‘ ers at au BHAA. $345 |, NOW .| HOMES pon titines” Bic sasor! Wolo" Pes IP) lic Hitamts | Bate Hates MOVES YOU IN | eure. We vt aia you a starter BRICK EF ga psomeoet oa peer ee pa Be OB spetwern MORTGAGE & CLOSING costs pecan hee. te wsterfird “aits No Mortgage he Ot , Secemmmnatla sant | fo Wits . Lin | Brick © a Framed 3 Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor * pay tion eall Hubert ©. Davis, 4915 C t 5 / \ GF pedro ma dining et eS room re a = FE 44778 ARE INCLUDED _|_1rvioaate br. Fe tsi Osis By Owner Hee? 4 1 Birch ‘kiteben See _ ed ek Ted oJ OP exit PAYMENTS Attractive 2° . : = o Finished ushosler —Lasee iat. Of $64 Per Month | Bikertitt'd ete $55] Less THAN RENT | Secon, Jere it me locaton er 7 So NOTHING’ MORE TO Pay | nator. Aluminum ‘storms “snd! $10 Deposit Starts Deal |PARTLY FINISHED —«— BORM. 3 CRAWFORD . AGENCY 7S williams LE. Large. lot i INCLUDES Screens. Paved street. Butlger | BUILT IN RANGES & OVENS | "OMe in good wr Fame to : / Z \ MY 3-1143 600 BE. FLINT 8T., shade trees, By owner. OR 35-0595 + Faney & Inrance 86107, WE 34200. | ang | move in in. $8 000, down pay- : ) AKE ORION, MICH. __Sfter 4:30 for ent, sole & interest 0 ROOM HOUSE ON LAKE. /Loaps OF MODERN FEATURES | easy terms. ‘Maple baat : 2 “SYLVAN LAKE LAKE PRIVS ON MACEDAY AN nASbeE Rone gendorey” | Thea Ve ssa awees, WU PANES. | ait De att | ae 7 gi, Wocrich bag orw tearm. | Rome mi wercened pore lips Watch for Opening Announcement ay owes ai f Sx 3 win’? fu etomon ay : wooded fot, tn i pity igen, sib: a lew gpm bang "Piais00. _ come Y OWNER, SYLVAN CE LOVE Oak flooring a 22 ft. kiteh: i $00. 1814 ‘Sherwood. oa BE «Sood par cont wae . Chapin WE ARE “sELLIna NOW! = oe bem soa s Model Open ton eae ., Sa “GARLAND PAE fist YouR PROPERTY Wit U8 dear garage Sa Ga eee WEEKDAYS & SUNDAY 1 TO 7 ; front, 3 bedroom bome. ali fe —— Wilson Rea} Relele, FE 2°" | corner JUDA LAKE No. 1 | famby room, 10 234 tereenee EXCEPT FRIDAY. RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | yerd..2 darge lots. veautiialy | SELL OR TRADE taroughont, Bae, slooss ee, ora wioraee ONLY 6 LOTS LEFT = a sewers & 9 bess neste of teeniecin 262 5 Telogrepe Rd, Open 9 + 8 ment, 2 car ¢, boat aphad coeY— with Per-| gr: basement, With GI Terms of pve Pai doe ing an ach meh TE Be e FE 3-71 ect’ ha secatin he; aoe exterior. Very small but 1. Senter $21,000, terms, Betore|_ WESTOWN REAL TY NEW HOUSE. 3 BEDRM. NEAR 23 3 seal ¢. Blagl. Modern witeben. ry oO aH Boop _ot_afler $ p.m. FE $3001 \pe s7te3 or EVES. cash to. $1,600 ‘mortage. Pouties | Paved ‘st Wil, trade — capes $59 PER MONTH Your Own __Press_Box_ 30. : ; SUPERB... 7 a Bath. Lees DAILY | 9,500 awe Dn. FHA 5oo tt oe MT ere ture, | fot. Qwner movin fo Ber - 1:00 P.M. TIL DARK j Terms oh las Gog a og n. . re, wee. ee” ig wove = aie fh 29122 : white fra un, oe MUTAR T DLORAH “BUILDIN WE BA VERAL ¥ a a onal 'b : = T s BE AT ONCE oe oe and hot oe WALLED LAEE H. P. HOLMES, INC. ASE WITH IRWIN rage, solid_drive. A real home WA’ 2531 8. Lapeer Ra. OPTION. you MUST HAVE a or a 2 bedroom family. | oa 5] S tm eee ree Rrepises ec | Lakefront Dollhouse” Drayton. Plains Area oe Time to Build CREIGHTON, REALTOR Cent ita | TARE PRIVILEGES (ON FINE | fm .cfth, Dain recreation rin. | Large carpeted living room. Mod- Rg ages on 1 floor ful pasoment. Build the new home that you wo. wry) if no answe: 8-126) ag dl Phone aow! built im china, si porch, car) ern kitchen Tile "bat. * | SSE) SC) Be ate cetameelal “By OW ) Shc ant | Bem, cy ermtantte i - . your tj - bd J eS 5 oom modern. nearly new. large ft your past beg, ake. 0a: waGene Newly” decor 4 “I wish you'd slow down your driving, Pet! You're- two MSU Sex Bre a ae) ee ee North End Sea? Willems plulizing your Rome to; Podrecms, vom | blocks ee already!"’ Amid hile of Rechester |. senped jot. 916.008, terms. | Dream Home é bedroom home or| We have 3 new bomes, not com- Call us ton’ infesmation today| room, 9 yeore oid. Alum SS ee aoe © 5. Sommerse £ La ¢, carpeted liv! ' pibomopaeat, | Bessa, 2 Pesoemn Tou _ "| num ’ storms abt wis ' cur new Michigan State Univer | LISTING SERVICE Cuchens i goo tiaed’ bed siem. storms & screens. ‘|Omar Street b mall, cots Fer Sele Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43) custom brick. tome. The dome | rooms rapes, Soues tel view ef Auto. Beal. stove, refriger- New — 2 bed very, modern, Lovely 2 story heme in ex. oar ron tnelud- mo |p flared gl, agen! . Maceday Lake First time of- ator, a & in-| lake front on thine rt condition, . carpet eh, “a ae gj NEW 23 BEDR : din: room et oe a PEN fered. Carge well landscaped lot. Be extra Charge | cellent buy ‘at 915,500, ing and decorating. One owner. i after 6:00 p.m. Liberty ¢, ‘Drayton Platas _OR $1000 DOWN, 10 ACRES, 5 ROOM ted yanben cron For only $16,500. Terms, f feat pow Medison School. ngs home, good location. Call MU! pelted. Kitchen has en front I ; a me Teo family ‘ st tanom pase & BATH, 16 CAR we ia and raage, Builtia chine cabinet} 1). #1; and Sunday 2 to 7 efront Income $700 Dow bath Peseettted in %, com —TeBARON FARMS garage. Nicely landscaped and and in barbecue. Half bath aily and Sunday } lovely, apartments. Completely n. red agente & out. Putnam Street ce dake Aen 6 ek newly decorated throughout. Pull| 1000 down, frame. 8 large rooms,| _ Kitohen and s two-car furnished lot. ch. : 3 bedroom brick with hard- 5 aise seams wim St beocment, rage. 3 lots ‘as Eset basement, new oil furnace, new clean, good Cail ‘eres Gpreeg. These are 0 wo invite 70 to coy he fret Garage tee Terms, “aa and sutc. nent In saeeh KCC ¢. Compton ‘ ton & S Sons scalen rms = WEST SIDE pe mederuined Chichen © betiroom. are any, gure 5 ‘he nert 7 room = of caus brick ranch home Doroth to aaa Lavender 3 lent condition, VACANT. Patio with awning. Carpeted liv-| White Lake frm, 3 ) story frame, | — 113 A STA vations, Also REAL »]OR 3-14a OR 34580 — OR 3-4068 pedrms., modern sox 1 ; TLING VALUE! new model with full | A Steal on Central > merece tbas Mies oi | BE, "Eig STS Ts teers bedrooms, large Bey attr cansitection. Be have | Ph. eat E: Boa Well boot wey ope reset 000 Z & schools. $11,800. Reasonable es, peoeene ro excellent ‘ lots available wt duplicate | [. Ta) Siraiie eB) Se ciaa meaty | bata tea) Geren "=| Tumphries| greats at ae RH. i : 4 wa uate Lake roa . 5 100 150 FE 2.0174 Real : John K. Irwin & Sons ives. re “seh er 43300 | lott sedded treat awe with — - BeGester Be Reaves iN Telegraph Open Bree | EH A—$900 Down ‘ sion nice Fenced it, "boa er Since BELLING Tit & PAD.| ling system. $3,500 down. "3-020 Multiple Listing Service ; 3 miles | ah oars Phone PE Sout Eve, PE 43418 | 00k Vic. $3,080 rice. Ooly ton area. | MAple a. om 4 Bedrooms Et ee AIRPORT 1,000 an rms. 2 bedrooms. 5 ASSOCIATE NA 7-3876 Well leoated, im 0 restribted Paul M. pones,: Real. Est. ) mt need ibs : rooma, 1 large lot.| BROKERg INVESTMENT CO. Sg OE a 7R +a Attractive 3 bedrm, starter home, my basement & rough wit: ease berry. Lt : down, FE 6-066) ee rh gee to call, ss mont and eruer Oak fur. " ETON exte- - - . nace. x2i0. ear ga- } LE } Pa Ser SeiNO Sota dam PTS) S650 Down Sees S| SESE | mover Be x fire . preci weg omar yp) Claes See EET ASes | FOOL ceeaten) | | RatTmast, banet ranch type homes. See these | garage. Other features too nu-| 10 Settle states Toom year around cabin now, : merous te ~ $13,500 is the 6 room modern two story home with rit see pera. er | 443 ORCHARD LAKE AVE pee ws oni feat Froced. rear > She obs a steal ot only $7806 L. WATTS ——_—Representin wd garden 3| with siase Down. ; HL. MARTIN, LT ear ry ly #7. AY 103i LOCA 5 Two 3-Bedrm. Models 7 kas Lapecr just Min on OPEN DAILY plan can build a aren DOWN a5 ‘oe = | os a GILES KENT | xInzLeR | SSE ' Established in i016 . REALTOR . . Booth ont EM 3 + WATKINS LAKE — privileges oer oan Ps en ein som rN CONVEN down. + Fo. Box cs Dravt Plain birch cupboards, stainless steel Pr §-T7a1_ — 3-3933 8-6003 on Lake $7,400 terms. MY| — . 3. ‘ 5, ro9m 4 bedroom pome hie” bath. Misdersen” es Se ee ware, : eos. After ae : mee 3 eta: x Guiy t years, Od. ew deer es: heat ve Garcarage 2.ige. | car garnge. Pull bem’t Tec. Tm. TEV EAL RSCEPPIONIILY 3-BEDROOM, CITY |e Setsenabte verme. oo) num exterior. $00, “Terms. "| ow With ear ‘and' Saif garage. | Furious Suxinng “Sounay lakes, 2 yor, 3 5| aes option ie West Suburban pean, marron. non ut | Ee" sso inches” ta Soh ed Barer ne ta Bast side “ot” Town, Includes nomad Ridgeway | 4,3 log, Rome at saso0 cane ae tose: it you ® me, in| infgs se NION LK a, 5 fait Desement, large fot 0x1 40. dow, 3 m| Sree *, you should gee | aod well woasotped bet. : i REALTOR jabin well built home at $9000 Pitas weee.On | now. GR. ding tm. aded and we can move right In, $008 én “ny er mooi S| ots Balewin A FE 4403| with site im S ee rw 3 | $1,500" dow was pedrme. ful bem't., vrecseway House in excellent condition and | —2 261 : 4 _Saylse, Realtor, PE 42s. HARRINGTO! IL peer gg By — anaes. a lake privileges on White pant” beg,” natural sions . | ° BEDROOM BRICK "bree ay EMBREE & Misi GILES REALTY CO. 8 Ww, Spent about 19 miles - — og, ef . — garage, : . rick ‘Sarme, 's patio, eRe ‘FE athe or WIN AVE. | west of Birmingham, near Lin-| Call today for appointment. p Quick sale. tures. * es nion se vige, “eH es foo a Plant. ae heb 2 a W A Small home with ate — lots, shy EPRNACE, oat RE | & beat sh, as ewe os PAUL A. KERN, Realtor | "2" eureun® sane’ wp pem.| 2 bi moms ova ge n te seisechait Renwood 1-247 Tne TARE TES | tei teen DEBI auch hie| Eat erheteamesee| oe mor emimeaet | KENNEDY | Fer sate Resort Prop. A ONLY rented and a, and screens. Priced for quick Buy now and save, only guage 4 he I fenced in tr BY OWNER sale, $10,800, terms. sooo. Terms, | yea w,, mare eme? re se BRUCE | PENINSULA, CANADA, . new : * , 2 R. J. VALUET, Realtor | Sowa re caus afer 4 pm. eauePcere § teedeen tomes, | D sean’ 2 SN Wet ond frome wr BEACH — Pot cinta Open. Evenings “tl fi jots on wale wild sea MSO: AVE, 5.0683 . 3 bed one 2 3 car garage: hewse is well Lake home. Brick fire- | time 8 - ever "wren | \\7 HITE, | eateta | SR Eo Bek) CLARK | SBM PAS NO DOWN lea She he ; : se separstely of . LF htae| —! Senne a our st for @ weekend.— , . boos $00, ; | west BUY. $0,800 er | wavmins unig AS eB Mheammetinte postenlss: | TEST Sm down, Pmmeatate-pon en Ea. FOR oF Fes tow “Brick Tanch, 3 bedroom. |e a “aks Take ay | ama Seidern eenets Kitchen “wth | 61,200 ree T* well Dignoed pichen vita ce | yoo lie lake property, nnd want FURNISHED CABIN. WEST _OP : HON E AND 5S ACRES | - ramic tile features and dining| you like property and want | fnece vec a pedrooms, . ne aa * ce eae egal § acre , space. ceramic tie ein. Span | ibe right ‘rice e‘iiving rm. ‘end mene gay ey best. heat, nee me ee ‘ ra “Bea £7306, | gucettent ipea by See ET pre L 4 ment ga beat, areg ees |. den dining tied" ai ‘begat WiLL EXCHA : _ JL RIGHT oe 670 BOW LANE DR. |"Eupieeemcetageast| Tek | wove zer atonux. mee!” Geeta eo : is #1 LTOR Mg IN OTTER HILLS | fring “kitchen. ‘recreation room ‘toa’ room. | Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor | £0%4 cominsreal ise For Sale Lots 4% SUNDAY 1 to 7 cost a garage on 132 ft. corner 2200° Dixie Hwy. a Telegrapti ~% equity , ores . se] eee ae WG pace | So. th Se BE SPRY | "EES conrcncen Seagend *| Heenan Ska Sl] * COME LE OOS TOO and| Sass" oe : : MD PiREPLACES. ~~ “BY OWNER ae ene _ re oe] Grease! «© Srmith- | scum acne mam| 1 2amsouenory rae ; u i be : , : Rie. ey as Goccenies. siiside a cet. foom Gown, - cendiben, bese I] L ¥ E a} cons’ aaa RD gat LE. gan, State. University. Call FE meet ates Gas est | wage, $9,000 frclead "Oe Soe | Salah menweerttine §| Wideman |S fats | io, fie. fiors are oak | S04 W.. Huron yu ta! ROOM MODERN, 1 1 pion | asec ee BOW BT PERT Bahed Sols “toa te iow MIDDLETON ut with p living room. Saw. Huron OP ae "aasas BL A . eet eee comeing room| ON Ei 1% ® Late oriveen. Litice ath “fireplace, . “dining 80, DOWN — 2 Mien Wort of wre tt te yell taae . : ° Pontiac Motor Steomonn, net. $10,500 with >} room too, with kitchen and oft Watkins Lake Owner is retiring end leaving 6 rm, modern = . $3,700 to 4 per cent Gf AP PROVED rag hn og alld pa workahog av bape |, NORTH SIDE: = Patent a Mife'en this | BUILDING SITES s fenced, sylvan Lake privileges at only tb 130 = ; : / . Close Bree fos ag nice place in A-ty = = r ugh ee hod ete! ee] Sera iments | 4-BEDROOM BRICK | O'T'C)[ J’ [" S Sicha sett Ee Come} faite Hes, tiate Bheees ct ARK REAL ESTATE This room Clark- Own LOCATED 6 miles West of Pon- ee home "7 Saree bearcoms. aay jezge 10 rm. ‘modern bouse.| er leaving ety: 7. bast be roid this | FE Come OF FE 446 NORTH SIDE «@ real 6 family) "tise, this extra nice 4 room bats L € aid house or con-| Week, No reasonable re- | 1363 W Open Promese home with 3 large bedrooms & and bath with Aluminum s. lor 100 - . rent Best Bu Ss. Se low or small on: fused. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE fulh bath plus 2 extra lavatories:| storm and screens On nice — features, Yy Go gy) geen ap SUBURBAN : 2) fevers ving” room are Tiehiy fits Lake” Onis sa Y mbegeat ai a ‘at 814.000 with Tod ae 2. votte — oe Ter) ath and hardwood floors, ipxce!- F C l ed Seapee. ‘pited. “Beautiful new Kitchen,|. dowa with immediate posses FRA terms. Bee it today! ay sonable bat 120d hardwood floors. Excel: | or Uoior fs Suet it's two level. fall” mod modern basement, 2 car ga-| sion. fice tor $6060. Small down pay- a0 Crystal Lake Dr.‘ 4 bed- Tek Let your rage. Well located om a cofner WH E mont, immediate posseasion, Lenox GAS furnace. heart “decide: end” your between Linco & Wisner) | eslie R, Middleton HIT BROS. TWO HOMES GEORGE BLA BLAIR Price $8,800. Se will be forever schools. iy cut the on 2 BROKER ” 188 N. JOHNSON 2 tng taeee's py : ey isa es Sener“ — r really cut the pr : = a bedroom ranch ~ ALTOR ; = ® — p PE 5-7721 — OR 3-3023 — FE 8-6003 style home with full base- §|JOSEPH F, REISZ, SALES MOR. | 4139 Dixie Hwy. QR 31251] "pletely furnished. $7,000, $960. ment, of] furnace, large PE +5181 * "Eves DRA PLAINS | DOWN LE BARON =. Very ew sgeettg : family size kitchen wi PE +5181 __s_—iEves, PE 8-0823 Eves, OR _3-1708 : stone front h 5 and ba loads of cupboards, other ’ ’ Also - rere 3. 3 and 4 bed- two 14 toot haareesnn: O vesti- 4 house for rental oa SAVE 6 PER CENT room homes for cat omen PAYMENT bale onuranes te 4, pieesars Nine | : serait sueromma aed | WV LLLIQITIS — | aap Rancroeen tees Soom am | Reamer \ room, Hardwood floors, full base- an, newly decorated, coe and, utilities, 6.260. | Pull mal price, eg pat: Tr. — new gas furnace. Lovely OFFERS Ponti garage. < 7. este a Py eS aia ZERO Hi. Bou’ Se afr tone ft Guay als Sowt, L ake = em ‘Yee, nothing down to vet- New Brick Ranch : ° erans aurestive 2 bedroom William Miller * Close in 3 bedroom ranch, CANAL FRONT- ¢ that has|) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE nit ton J bungalow with full bese- 5 FE. 2-0263 jarge living room ceramic - Fish from r front door Ioores ‘sroune—i you've looked ment. water softener. alu-/ Realtor oe tie bath, “kitehen’ 11 x 13 at charming waterfront around you'll agree that this is / minum storms and. screens, 1073 W, Huron St with eating space, bitch "Cup. location, Access to 4 lakes the buy of the year in s small SYLVAN MANOR ‘ares temtty od ae MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | © - boards, — sink. — 6 —. 2 story Mar = oak foo: ca Veen Uroughons ‘eenigued couage wi rin tin pacemient a low 4 bdrm. home in this de- , ment, gas furnace, water) plastered walls, full base: le : a Pina tren ‘Tralp a9 outstanding) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE softener. Aluminum’ storms| with gus heat, 2 car garage en ee pe I 7 ae erie, Be Beaty 1 ig ay Oe c value, Why not see this to- — Owner transferred and sell- coun, = ow shade eo — Walt se e ot. Fonsed bees yg will }aeal bi-level home, 12 miles day? Ju the mortgage Low Down Payments ing at less. $15,500, terms, Off 1 $600 DOWN leged lot actoss DOLL HOUSE—2 Bedroom fe any a eee Suaties Good area. costs will move you in We have a number of homes & to present A mortgage. ; J osiyn t dint ‘ on. = rogers se to stores. Gat bungalow. Pull basement K. KL. Tem leton, Realtor ~ ‘There is no satisfaction like/ that can be bought for low 4 bedroom home va large, living this cute 4 foom and bath Shee aulet with of! auto; heat, 3 Lots 2330 Orchard Lak Ra. FE 44063 AR home ownership. Only $¥-/ Gown payments These have | FTome and Income room snd dinia Fin bese | aiken “yt, “home. reese: sate. at $8,780. Burry! nicely landscaped giving one : 450, government mottgages and soa ment, gas eat, 1% in” car garage way and attached’ one car Slee lawn ane spacious . 1 a3A Cherokee Hills! Puaeiaaits | kei st) eeiaeteadiee| Barca [CLARKSTON | ler tera seone Property Badd it oft o ee be & . Es 2 atem Nn : without basement In the plete 2 —— aperiment pienty of shade trees. $1,500 down. pene —_— vag Ue — — ruber ; city and outside Call our on pelt er oor petites FM Lakefront Lots: $650 down sl hte ew 9 st right = * saisoa with , 2 FAMILY protect m evel eat othe ee ee Se vel ath 8 n . RENT BEATER Dedroom, completely finished ana | {uss iene » 2-FA) | over with our salesman. FE and jull bath. Second floor We have several select parcels on s decorated to your taste, Posses- Bite | C0584" or 136 E. Pike St. can be used se 3 soperete| Cass, Wiliams, Siler, Oskiand See this large § room fam- sion in 30 days. Harry! CAPTIVATING “RANCH” Located in Waterford | ; - pas os ath Tost af ie = ampsen Plenty of parking space. ! apartments. Full basement _ — Lakes. Also several fly home with 2 tree a Home at Cass Lake Woods. $0 and having a 72x wie Sutomate <8 Oe py lees Fah Elisabeth (Lake one car garage, j Gleaming hardwood floors, ye commercial, ‘tus ‘at ; ai ake eed R YO REALTORS FE 4-0528 Rochester Ce ee MG bse priv pe: These lots are priced| blocks from new elementary ALGO 13 FAMILY, INCOME IN| modern to the minute, Lots bri kerete sone ho “U2 aved stree’ ogee Gnd school. Owner says 8 CLARKSTON FOR ce REA- of = closet storage. Book- such qutstanding features ao — CARL Ww. BIRD, R 1! 377 8, Telegraph _ Eves. & Sun.| Country atmosphere is what cro tes See.’ ADR? PEAT src at low dawn payment of PAYMENT. shelves in the study, At drapes, wet plaster weap See ics asoupe Ws 3 Wed: junior high. a $3260 dp.| TED McCULLOVOM. REALTOR $489. tached garage ai to the Bot rater Wase-sal . ‘ room home. Yes it has sn and it's vacant, Balsnce $06 6 Cass-Eitsabeth Ra. ‘ charm of home. Lai and rators irs apart- r ; io extra good basement with ber month, 5-1284 & FE 46-3844 COUNTRY STORE i privileges wi { : 5 ~4- real large windows in the Open Evesiags __ Sunday 1 to 5|- ‘ H E E: and sand beac 7 : rear Piastered 2 car ga- Clarkstos Brick Ranch Here's’ the place for you, OwdI d « £OX rh SBARTRAM Joslyn Cor. Mansfield re ke espe slate Ino fest growing subdt- feet sucntmg hese, “aces REAL ESTATE fl hom that vision we nned home =N . rte z ; OUR. NEW LOCATION von 9 EF se without de- 3 bedrooms with oe yon iE pts Fy tae ‘west 5375 Dixie "Oh sett etn Pisins ee ee dining elt 28 foot long. Mod- coolers, MeCray meat count- NEAR CLARESTON pointment to’ inspect. tS en er, large 10 case pop cooler, ellent. 3 bedroom ranch. ern roomy Full Ottawa Hills - frocen, a =. ease, etc. Now ’ Attractive kitchen with ‘ A } ae family —., Tease 2% business {uote pine cupbosras, 1% |Auburn Heights Area tile bath % Excelientiy located 6 room over. last ye Priced ie. artrl ige Soma Gaea on ei’ sabes vot oti gee ee ‘ yews Oars. aearecer heme master bedroom ‘* cre feo fae & “Greely peice sell" quic 4! st: ony : 5 in jnod- { Or * 5 . « = ral “s tones ween oy Fenced to Pate ad, pee me se ~ a _ 2 re = a down ples Inventory, . _18 THE “BIRD” TA SEE th ter hool.| br ‘ast roo NORTH aes _dedroo me me. tts “tg attractive ‘both e in Only $22,600, term fag agromens one will vit hat pa acon = vee Brick Ranch Apts. - Excelient kitchen. arate side and out, Garage Handy al loc: eating e. Full base- ‘Gining space So much value Lakefront Brick us how, of yen road. =. Lg —~ ay pine a4 ~~ aot S| ib eng Cl ad a) ata Practically new brick ranch | Qver1%00°R. frontage, gent- leges. Built in "83 they are com- Ai Neat oy Sees : 10 ‘minutes from downtown| Thorpe Street 4 rolling land. frectage pletely furnished, Shows. exe oe S Builders, Attention Pontiac, Spacious living rm.| 7 room and bath home tn needs some Temodeling, Be: SME fe Reoen 6 ea ggasi re ogt win fous, | SE ae sens ain | leg fone renaeniy ft ‘dies Seca | : rt well fz in cor i ! a wn 4 < ere AVENUE, skien on thd. pump aitached “This is roomy kitchen finished in garage, Hurryt on vac — Elizabeth Lake Estates | . is 2 Dearoom bungalow, very desirable “lot in a birch. Delco-oll heat. 2 car Fine 3 bed : : Eat. = Balt ‘bantinent” Onin s00 |b Tol nee a Pies St" deoraa.te, forme. “Brick New! forse ee 7Raasact Blaceete| ome Rage ohm ean tw sell quickly ‘al * sta ome. i pa | at once ‘_ waor lan, See 0 as frat reation ‘ bacemene. .| oyele SCI MRAM. VYLO 5 Roy Annett Inc.| sebosis “ona cag Spee Eves, —— Paepctttgas® A. “| een — “| Ser, Cau us ter ‘particulars. : ‘ GA LORD) REALTORS | oe REALTOR PARTRIDGE) : 5.9471 ~REALTOR 28 BE Mures FEdersi | WM. H.. KNUDSEN * \ Fe 6388" , BURON| | . F 5.9471 - IM EB. Pie yet | | Oven Evenings ang Sunday \|RBALTOR, 344 mds eee \ RLM Tisha senvice | FE 4-9584 , j ARENEEETS areal Be: | wouneiS GisriNe . RVC E ‘ : I i. 4 igh : 4 \ \ | " ; ; \ | = 2 a Howard E. Fox eRral ESTATE THE PONTIAC _PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14,1058 0) 7) riz “by Kate-Osann| Fee. Se Minceieneous 3 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 : EVERYTHING TWO 9 = 12 RUGS & PAD. 1 BUILDING & IMPROVING | Sineer yack, | beng Yea Geman tHe Wa en | Bred” bathtubs". .... $10 “each oor pe _Piy. Waidie Pecan, RB gai Palbot Lumber |g ady. or Pull rolle ib or 30 tb. dele 8 8. PT ; . exterio a M or not. Call PE 6m or PE screen docks — Insulation — root | Basions tnd windows. PUA oP bet on Ete i as” cites |e y N LUM vel. & dirt, Cement, swap for, couch end chair or SUREL US LUMBER Liab Lambe co. rar & Tracking. OR 31804 ys fl ivbe vacuum lene 7m eee & ole ©. noes “| ois. ope eat wae OAKLAND COUNTY MAREET BE DODG: yt ar TRANS. & USED ASPHALT PAVING, FREE | Tuesd urda 0 speed, rear with 4 wheels, oe Hi re a XMS). Pontiac wie ROEM Tete sees, Wil | BAO eet cr FE. clits pos f aise oo alum um, gerage door, Sell deliver Aple 5-1 5-7057. . ASPECIA AL ' é bedrm. St., ZENITH TRANS-OC yc oe fe wey. ICC. aa ghickes house & orchard. Close INCOME FOR SALE OR, TRADE a ga hes ee : a BE radia ¢t8, Me Orchagd LE. aad top soll mixed: | "ler. 380 W. Tienken MOL 2ai7t, a. Tate na ng aiville “witi| 2 stores, 9 apts. plus Yompletely 2. Som as Come ta Ap eae Fe bine Mt AWBERRY PLANTS. STATI m true : shoe GOOD 3 BEDRM HOME FOR TOF rere ae —_ a pay or $1 300 an. 350! 6,000 terme = wil Giaseunt| tate mate! _Used car, FE 5-0303 URNA bu at Machiner OOA TOP: soit, Fr DIRT. Fe bre —_MA_ES. regory Rd. FE 2-0080. tor cash deal. Must s LATHAM . SONG EXCAVATING. oe pay, Mie pries. “os work guaran- y or FE 5-0440 Sale F 16 Paul M. Toca Real Est. |_ Services for ?. PE ¢1485___ Sa WATER WEE $i, |? DRILL PRESSES. 293 EF. BLVD. | TOP SOI | on os pow. ALS. 832_W. Huroa PE 4-8550|LOT i CAR GARAGE Cash & Carry. G. A. Thompson, | —S After 4. BLACK DIRT - " pRAT | 1951 PERG! ; “ote Rai Meats COVER Pitan ‘oe Sel eh. bn we Do Ht Yourself” 61 Cir 'sitrry THE itn | ie une with lake pei 3 miles THE STATE FOUR ri eee SS rat . AC BEER & WINE PARTY 4 pea dnd he a} FOR RENT ms So fil. PE 5-7850 or 1 re or Pe 41900 ‘Tractor TO and as x $2,300 PULL PRICE—Beautitul 3! {ot aa i gh rom = wORer: or what have you? FE MAND SANDERS Beitis, Saws OP sort. iL. SAND « GRAVEL, FE Beeler Be = Loca '. 4-8035. * end Orica.’ Uberel terms. Gesd| maset gine! walk-ln,, feet, SMALL BOUSETRATLER R. SWAP oe Sa Jim nattt ° ° ee we restrictions. Gee ee ee boat, motor & isales or call ‘Ga D ae ee a's HAR ono TRUCKE used. Parts and L. W. } ASE FOR MR. BROWN HOUGHTON Lag LAKE rage oors. ~ FOR RENT “Ww have Rt loedina “pulvernes _ Avis, Op . FE : 43 . L.H ' Cactnens: Posten ee Wall paper steamer, floor sand- > cme ARM MACHINERY — : . ; BROW N, Realtor ot f seconds and all ee ers, hand fur- He vies use ‘ oD Ma, 138_W. Huron Ph. FB 24810) Real Wood sive! fold-away closet doors.| Fue} ha wr aners,\ Oakland arry \ & Sons, Inc. Pv ee 3, For Sale Farms 48 wee RENT OR TRA Bee! outside ‘window sbutters, Ave, PE Saito WARE LS GRAVEL PILL vale. been used, C a ti mh rators P itr SEWING MACHINES, dirt, im Soke $133. Ee STATEWIDE room- west fide home on % acre a 5.14 Garage tfoot renrndeling. . & pery material, = G Pr itane GILSON ROTO TILLE! t BAL 240 ACRES. By yl USE, aaa for — “aes | Sawn @ 1908 by WEA Sertes, no er call for free iree_sattmates. Real « mc = ways week, vaRD* ae ea tus FE 9.270 as , Bees Meiate Ferries sf Poutee rental rates, We rent floor| — ney BOOR S SALES tat aim’ Bulldere ‘Sup : gravel, fil, ete. FE|TRON-AGE POTATO PLANTS: 171? 8. Tel : sanders polishers, lawn rollers . = me hi ¥ drawa, au INNAN” wht #_Telegreph FEB_¢o 3. ‘ lipse| “I want to ask you a very important questi a 8 Facgort ve pene | _ply. 16 w, Montealm. FE ETS ae ¥. Pal ‘rotary mowers. 630.95, Trade- ry important question, Tizzy — do| oT 30 PE: 46. GOOD CON- Wood, Coal & Fuel 67)\J0—N DEERE CORN PLANT ““ NEVES. ve ose 6") Sale Land Contracts 52) rreiises. seeds. PO SR os em tenses oes Sen ated a a rAwR iW I are. each wna ect oe BAL = Gar st eed reer U2. Ra 7 , - 7 ae = MATS LAPEER COUNTY i807 38 BALANCE, PAYABLE AT BARNE SHakbw ARE 2 ro FOR SALE Pine’ teal i at 40 Acres Fonncg oh ¢ per —- aren. Joc RON ) Sale Household Goods 57 Sale Household Goods 57 ening ade i Boaiand ©8 ten DUAL ypedion Bagi 1 List bar Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 me 5 IN ry FAT < w ghickeg “Houses, boxds, & 30n30. aid make otter Eee Oree| cae eee Ee em GAS STOVE, 30°, VERY CLEAR vacua LO BUILT IN vacUUM| Mashed, and remistered. Com eon aes Danis L ppacted USED i rieg #18 000. terme. of wil rede ae WE 44013." Ask for Mr, Clark. ved refrigerator saiar’ tots § 80 | OED N “ ATOR. Fe ela. _ me 8 tyes, 10 vane, ler oes a saat mowers or r A iS CONTRACTS BOLD igerator, band 5.3525 TAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. s Clarence C. Ridgeway | 5, Balance. $7800 wil Dat a Bs eee Exe_cond _Rese_FE Pick up, PE 21311, wir BOT. © FRADE Guat "j “Sesers & Whew: REALTOR mun ve tee. Tua Sen = ee MOWERS Pa fects, “ape recorders Bria ope DOCTORS ATTENTION ™ “ee a> Nicene need (eb : Por eve at thous Newest ent Torey SmaTE Will build ¢linie for 4 or more Cee ee ee gutomatic wash | isse Jentens, large scsortment ef | | A. Thom 00.8. Perry. doctors. Adjacent to growing bust- Loans to $500 rth agintle ny SE pall - te ares Balloons. REBUILE battEnins we |’ Heres Preps 'p “reer, blacktop | Made Quickly o Fc. WALNUT Gexind DOOM WAYNE $4.50. $2.25: porch porch $3.98 val Guarentecs fe ¢ months. 192) § é a Write Press Box "tee Ressonane “DINING m8. 21_N. Saginaw OM san| Ye Lee aS ' a fas and | —§: Se we re MOBILE HOMES OCERIES AND MEATS GOOD on An Mag “TNoiderte’ snd| suite $68. of wade for auto ORR “idtnes acy. | fory can cite he or Kiso’ weavin her 7350.” ai ces Anderson - Regal — Dorhood store, FE. 2-8458 - rien ay tr saiment aereiny one| Washer _or hideabed, FE 50505 | cle © rad fryer. bew, Ste bas “yo oe Orchard o Fixer Also _weavine. “gy VER 2 cen: $3.85 Pala one of ot our (Bee phone di-|) x 12 R Ww ACE, 615.95. R ROMEX ae2.2 2% CENTS FOOT = Ford bus. Everything P| invited. Cages. 501° ce - Beemer “LET'S TALK edarsesss) Reversible, 16.50 I a ported cenger pps. Ry —_ — jo pues | > ery einting | _2-4025._ . We Buy, Sell, Tole : Le . : E $40. Rug, $469 pe. cents. ; a iis. ) F- . = i 0 BUSINESS’ "BUCKNER | Bn. Bie Fit SS a, cain Se) MS peas 6. |S dete Sek ere | pee SO ee ae . tPC MAPLE BUNE-BED 0 : IP ae Tee Mackinac City Hotel | Finance Co. |'at, 20) Pe, ening est, RIDING MOWERS | some ops, Of Susnone, oats Frieg wal Sa ee Furniture, Oreh ii - whe * ee cade sing Sane Poni 1}40_N ment 1543 8 Woodward, (N. of | -A TOP SOM, AND & GRAVEL. ob TELEGRAPH RD. AXTER & LsvincsTone io IN GAB RANGE. 7 MO. OLD| at. sizes Goaraueed ANCHOR ‘ "ENCE 14 Mile Ra. B'ham) Mi_4¢-6053. | 875, oroes,_ vee, FE Coe. 6s _W_ Lawrence St. h_4-1508\" or trade for comparable electric eee areca of No m SHALLOW WELL 1 INCH STONE, BLACK DIRT, | THOROU =a D FE PARK AT OUR FRONT DOOR WHEN YOU NEED range. FE 2-1764 sche aoa ace ae FREE FHA approved. fr ai. per min. e730 top soil, washed sand. gravel. fill utc inson MODERN BEAUTE qROp EQUI sate Taevning-¥oU_WieG| 0000 noguRegrira soot | FTs 3 REE, G000, AUF | Sak rOMPOON Sana | 8h Bar. ee tua time.) fi 30h “ob iame- "? PO z FOr OME CAN BE! wy. | Pontiac sass DITION. ei nocd tks aBASE SCREENS [" WINDOWS. | i-, BR N Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 =| Mobile Homes: One of the. Dost locations for for A ttle out Pa the way, but s lot|sTOVES BOUGHT, SOLD, GHLDREN'S AND” ADULTS | SCREENS Scone pgoee ie One We MiRGn ne bogs = ; x Sons aoe on main You oan get tt quickly, on your! noes of ail kinds. NEW & ud , cet ee Nt Cee PRIVATES i pouate | ~S- sige, Call ev aa ots “tmel, ike Gi. The Best} er 008, CAT 8 BOARDED “ — cele “youn toggle pout] Bera‘ ns ae peg | TRADE-IN DEPT, PORTABLE, “LAUNDRY! STUBS | mipin WAgine Dassen | Fe To Gott PHL BAND | Te wore i» grocery ad meat pust:| 708 Fmenty problems”) “we day silat ae Game out Ser slisetrle waaher ...... $29.98 rreter Ga -€b¥ EGE Ber —o et Pmocele simpliclty ee delivery, Rint Bros. ay, Grain & Feed 71 ORD T ov per year now and is 10 oT ATE Dapking. Phone around. 2 acres, of free!y ‘pc sectional sofa ........ $79.95} basement or home, | phenomenal a ete mowers, |S YDS. OF CH Ce DRT. | ST & IND MAY. sis w UP SALES dally. Good location with sande. MON. SAT. 9 To @ |Oveasional chair ..... LL 6.96 | value $50.95, sists of large| proven best.” Anchor lawn Exe. for ¢ dressing, and ‘inwy Straw & lum : wai a new uauae 3 Ee bed .... 1995 | 30.% 30 stall r, stand. | mowers, te thosé who want the base. $9 delivery in ALED HA i RD General - Zimmer. built ta Sealy Owes art FINANCE CO. A ag Ent Pontiac Lol) mo touage chair ca 1298 | 20. tn. medicine cabinet Jpitines servis a Aue, band erat EX acad Holly - Great Lakes complete wth» convenest’ terms. FE 4-1574 oh ae ee ee $1 eon Piuoresc Micdi-| ee eek is oldest. |S YARDS BLACK DIRT, nash - 702 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. ADstSTABLE ea a bekanee Wavy Orficn TTEMS AVAILABLE Ave. beeen "ia Gr ae ee gee | tty" ot “Oates ‘babs, i, a Mie Tay STRAW 8 to 19 oe of Roy Annett Inc. GET CASH QUICKLY Shite eel ebeir, Cail te aie me TRANS oo ne. We zarden tractor. wie ee a » at (ROAD GRAVEL DELIV. HAY ai T¥Paa PEROT wide 3 UR-PR. "$008.50 B® Pe a FEderal 8-0466 U t $500 ANTIQUE FINE MILERAFE On ™. ary, G RM. SUITE. Blow. $300; ‘MA Gaol, ‘pves'8 Sat. Hits. ‘Geinens ot ee nee FORO loads, 0. Sand Sait — saran tases ead. inane i On wuings cad Suadey 14 p to ee 84, cherry drop- 7% seme hee "arose Bi RANGE R Ons BATHROOM FIRTURES, YOUNGE.| i Paes rocks. ee ruas,| For Sale Livestock 72 srallabie’ on re fe! plan. We. se re re z ec. * wn m, ofl gas fur- : GRAV FILL, Ai ¢ - trade. aie of Lake z aR GAS RANGES, | __1060_W ! : SHETLA as ees capes sa Oakland ee ee paiue £5. Fates GAS RANGE. ere Automatic water beater, hard: | ROHS INC x TO1 “TOF oe eM Tia D, GRAVEL, : ie Gentle riding mare. Sell or FRADE A yy pereon bs service and collect | ull size ranges Weenie aad FE 5-0016 poms os jes, crock E 2-0233 - fill @ black dirt, Bull’ ex. | trade, MUiberry -9-2295.- ae eee a pa from pensatienel oer tenet LOCN. COMPANY] witness Husrecesnt” 303" or Take Over the Payments | tisck- pipe ind” fittings. “Lowe revating Desert eM seu 4 ‘ HOLSTEIN HEIFERS 23 YORK-| rear. Lake Orion. imum capital anecessary. | Highly pany chard ‘Lake Ave He or| On These Specials: Bros. Paint, aad x Kemtone.| 39" di yodel, 86730. | S8nd,. ‘crave a. aint. Will ante, pes, warty ett. OA rofitable busine ee unt ¢ Pe eae eames aE Pp : 105 LAPEER ED Ne 4saz1 | 12", Steel culvert pipe, $2.45 _ Sullivan’ PE an amis SYFAR OLD RIDING WARE FOR Seavine Srear write, =~, $66.96. 6 payments od 18 a Motorola TV, 21 in. meg BOTTLE Gas RANGE WiTH : cross * 6630 leeyy aoe 4 erargh ony aa hehe» iri sii. Wa re : conse, o- 1 " - a P . : 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG,/ COUCH & ate e ; sinowaze LE. | OF = * @ in. “Pop-ot-ine* re Incinerators, gas faowecis = releetre 1 contin foment er ay 330 aie Ber P = : 0 wp AWARMS OF SEkS—READY everett QE washer, completely auto, ‘To BA :| ase Bower St yed posed ure Merion Sod_ : ar tr idge ' wean” okie oe #a.bo at Pas me Menigas oot thine ny . Buy f Direct FEWER PIE, DRAG TILE | 82 cents og. 4. delivered, LI 1-847 NFEEDER ER Garr ROM «6 Rent Trailer Space (79 ‘3 THE “BIRD” TO sxBZ U1C as. Sew 2-301 dryer, “couspletely auto, ie fe Esco-Glyd_ ¥. Foon d ue win 2 b ears - and revel CRUSHED SSORE. STONE, a eee ete he te, SADBLE 7 SPACE, FouTz4c LAKE, Pai , “( “fet, six chair 1 BOE-|Noree automsite ‘eee dryer Window ramen frock withp, holes, 206) Feltiliz or FE 203, | BS vbridie’ Must eat, "500 Nea | J a . Bar — $9,200 Down $25 TO $500 & drop jest table. ° s° e°x8" r chs &,bridie. Must 1 $80. rinse ieoke sh ab u| Sia? sees wt PE DING _FH| GOODYEAR SERVICE | Sue’ £39 fi | BE Eibee pan & BURBLE Co ATTENTION, : ins pe come a a ir y Up 5-3 on SPE bee” |30 — : Se noscegepuecou: 78 | 81 rd Lake Ave FE 37101 TRUCKERS from apatimente. ie Only 19) ready and | neff Phong Fil sre ABY mer & Set Ee : S. Cass FE 5-6123) Siea“pictute nen... 188 92-1278 . FE a, we “elver PE esses foful, “Phone Fl casy SPIN DRYER ~ WASHER. |TWO-PC-BLUE MONATR-DAVEN: | Interior door tambs- 0... En. hey #H omen, 7.59. Good cond. 6275 Bathabaw. Bort and. chair. VEE Stedar dete eee ae SPECIAL BrST GRADES TOP SOiL, Aimiazing! bar & Auto 93002 erep sun eee att ies Cy | any i cued sat gravel. W. Eety , player "$35. Calil i oe a b 3 sly rot bard fi iee od at | Pag. ay “sean Ae a’ pLOAN Se . ve ee ‘itr tp yer, si¢i were Me EM 3-41i¢ empire Supplies 7 zt, ot aa ioe at BLACK DIRT — FILL SAND TOP (Corner be A 3 MoU ‘ "out 4d om. § name brands, : ie lteke Celene i480 AND WAL? AnD | at; SO Se ees, ate delivery, MA ‘Bese & | values, $1. 06 while thiey inst. No|\asher. pie oa4 $0 | quarters 2 Opdyke pikt. PE s1esi, | 0) Paniyte s8e soa. he. Owens Trucking, FOR SALE: PONY STALLION,/8 orders, p sase "atchigan 4 an wee i 3 BaviD | i neers Y GARDEN VOLVERINE ee DInT_¥D LOAD. 3 BU.| years old, 82 inches high, son of Lk, A L i apyeleis yl h, Vator or able. M call ABON. oe ee ee dite {ie new e208. FE ! Sack OTT Pte sot —aann | | Majesty. Biack and on grin lore 3 p.m. — ava art si ns bas 50. ie neraie wa rave) and fill, where tn white. Gentle. Excellent condi oo«nn| OR 27H. ming Tm. extension table, Hey MATER BEATERS 37 | Klang County Fe §1131, Or ton. $460. Call MU 42559. A Lak id Ba »! cleaners. A ee | . pe! meen eel ios. y FE 27 B eside aa : i os 54 ates. Ry} I year seer "many : _7eMs { FOR tate a RATER a I. BLACK DIRE BAND AND GRAV- | FOR SALE ae rs PE 45160. brook bay op “aa nil A Mortgage Problem? | ep CASH IN THOMAS ECONOMY | _$eid. hocessre® "Benders Met meshed fo voug lake. Bul Male: tis “Ruths Novi, Bich.” wi ; e a & — Ai Wi = ANTTOUE DISHES. AN ; evening? *t etre : ; ANTI . ale ¢ « BLACK DIRT dle & bridle.” MA €-2620, 1840 ce. ANH URRY, sell things Ligue, lamps, antique turn, MY pe ve ed per lend, on order now. | —E2% Bloomfield Hills, | ‘ UNUSUAL CHIPPENDALE MA-| with | < t ra are bh anted oh tha Rd throu gh Classified Ads. | S°SSinine Ope en ar ae ae CALL : , goon Agi be TOP 1 ee Wieae fe TT Tae We carry @ ¢ tine of 4 poe ™ plyscore - oes = - Be interior, are i eek ae NOv 5-00i¢, THE PONTIAC PRESS WEDN&SDAY,'3 MAY kh as ' = ; = E; Sess ees = or a) & '| Needs Shar; ae _ F * a Bright Spot” ° Cars: Now Phone F eda BRAN : Lea nay Tires aw at Raeburn 81 : OF aR 8 > & 8E ver re Dee 3 =) TOP DOLLAR CASH FOR, LATE MODEL Communit Motor Sales AUBURN A: BLVD. GLENN’ S Wanted. — | -aong cars, Gee us for the CASH Sima a HARDENBURG MOTOR SALES ss at Pike PE $7308 OLIVER MOTOR SALES WILL PAY - FOR GOOD USED CARS [mena bord ” \ “T told the salesgirl I was just looking, but she high-pres-| "i900 Peewee) terriers) Birmingham NASH | 666 S. WOODWARD part ~~» sacgnaell _ maton. mt j| 1987 Hiliman wagon. ar best $1305 iokee Pen GALLON. cP eee tere SCTE eee SORE ER ROE ee lean, 4-1 shape. ~ PONTIACS (56 | MI wate CADILLAC Priced to sell. $1,048. Bob Frost r Bivd. (U5. eround 9 R «ci RAMBLER ret Olds mens 4: S a.m, tills EJ co 3 aE wn. 4dr. Sedan, sharp. PAYMENT CARS iy ty tgs ak ar | rete es Ba rcs $00 Hunter Bivd. (Us. 10 “Pass sround Fé... “Sass rek Studebaker = = Mi 62202 10 HURRI- ape, with quick sliver unit, New np Fr fe ata ws i ft. $6. runabouts $144.50 up. “FE 4-6010. GWENS i¢ RUNABOUT. CURVED windshield, steering _ qeatreis, | aimost new, can 7 bh. motor. $550. Cail FE e210 2 er 6 p.m. wet Used Bargains HP elec. Evin- pul . BAGINAW 56 BUICK _ HARDTOP. $1495 nas Open “til » 1951 | CHEVROLET $145 SCHUTZ PT. 5 OWENS Fre sin | py eh cK a. * "e vase re) Dyna., = $1,060. FE 5-6058, FACTORY BRANCH | 33 BUICK 4 DOOR Radio _& heater, Dark BLUE. A nice family car. 595 ‘PONTIAC RETAIL bg oo A odin | hide olstery & windshield, etc § & controls filer . 2, 10 Beott Atwater, HP... 30 $1 7% HP M - $8" Cabin Cruiser, & trater .. $505 2 $175 New Meres, Dunphy, “Texas M aid = North American ngpodt Mas cent o Foetal gees Gen. Gormer 6. Bag. & 8. Bive PE 40508 SPECIAL slum, Sea Nympb 0 | ith a neeee Total $562. All new. Your cost +5. Begun Bammpe Boat Works ALER RD. OPEN SUNDAYS 8. 16", or 12 4634. | 58 Poot. Chief HT. STORE MT. CLEMENS 8T, FE 3-7117 BEHIND THE POST OFFICE _ $ 9&\5G BUICK SKYLARK. EXCEL-|- ene. Low mileage, OR . 1955 BUICK Hardtop Sharp. $045, Bob Frost 289 Hunter Bivd. (U8. 10) shape. Runs very good. 618. PE - original owner, A 1951 CHEVY, SHARP This is a 4 dr. ae 3, and H, W-Walls “36 Chevy. 2 dr, P-giide. "8 Ford Plane. & dr, ‘sedan, "8S Che 2 ar, _Delre ¥ “RSH... 7. “$ Also transportation “apeciais! N, in 8t., Clarkston ° ous Nig hts tn 9 MAple 5-5666 or MAple 6-114) PAN: stralant stick, ate fe wy Ce ‘Ran, W- dard trans rolet wa Ave. _Birming ham. _ 1956 CHEVROLET $1095 SCHUTZ DESOTO . PLYMOUTH $12 8. Woodward, Birmingham _ 8) CHEV. DR, R&H, 1-OWNER, 6305 _ RR & R MOTORS 14 _Oeklane 1958 CHEVROLET V-8 WITH STAN- N-4 Co. Hunter Bet. at 3. Woes. FE 43520 By-P. sround B’ha: Mi 3; ass Brou 7 Open "th ® 50 ‘0 BUICE DRIVES EXC, CLEAN. 3-0081, H. Riggins. COMMUNITY Motor Sales Pontiac Bonneville eee $3395 SPECIALS 1956 CHEVROLET Bel-Air sar V-8. $1195. 1958 FORD. Eee b4 Olde 2 dr 5 o “bod Ran H OBS | ‘cbarn at Lit Blvd. | _FE_5-8858 | i REACH CASH CUS-| Sahin through Classi MAMet 1601 1986. ‘CHEV ROLET a 1955 OL DSMOBILE, 1954 CHEVR ROLET | 1954 oD bSMOBILE - 1953" CHE NROLET Tavlor Chevrolet Sales Walied * HURON MOTOR SALES ALWAYS A GOOD SELECTION OF § \052 W. HURO? VACATION | FE 2-204) Late 232 B. Seginer . F -| HASKINS , MAY VALUES 2 Se ae e845 ‘86 FORD ; Ee are eee Gone $§ 845 81 PLYMOUTH Bavoy 2 Door 8 ......5s000 $1395 2 6 CHRVACLET BBL AIR H-Top, Redio & Heater, Clean “38 CHEVROLET TON P-UP Radio & He Uke mew. 8 18 3 |MANY MORE. TO CHOOSE FROM Haskins Chev. ate ner Beaeey st i, GEV’ “CONVERT. ti. FE ‘ST AGON. R&H. $1,775, $210 do. Take over oP eh. 1951 NEW iW YORKER a ES N LOT Hunter iva. AROAIN LOT SWEPT.WING DODGE sellin siemens previous owner of tle ing dle, Beater and poersilae. price onl ‘YMOUTH 12 8. Woodw: GEORGE § MILLION SPECIAL. A mirror, Se re rlane Chub Sedaa : C mo. Harold a eh ise = 3 ~ STAT’ c | For Sale Cars 91) For Sale Cars 91) wt wot Ok ha om; SPORT ees De cian Pi F'n te oe yiMMY yDEROSE se aln 1 aie west of Telegra: 6,000 Poe WARRANTY top. heater, powerglide: > 1955-) DODGE ons j gckamal ee bie iced right at. Bar| Mardtop. Yellow & binck, A real i a ar. Dace alle,” healer wii Siig itt "Brata. ih Bob Frost 1967 Morris Minor, yale and Ht 280 Hunter Bivd, amt, SS. 1») MI : r Th A ~ BR. rap sate ee | deer gap Commerce 2 EM: 34101 —Mt oisoe Harold éeives Da. +0173 tig” rast Best ‘offer’ tabes. FE 7 cll a FORD, 1953 = NO : car really stands See ses] Ea eka Ge Harold Timer Ford.| fires pul price ealy ‘9408. 1955 4DOOR 8E- i tiful 1 owner car. iced to DeSOTO-PL' by 4 Our stock No. N-! 912 8. Woodward, Birmingham — ee Woo. rd Ave Bir.|1954 FORD. 2 DR. 6 STD. NO Scien. hak x : | eney Da, Easy terms, Eddie 1955 “"oee Davieburg Rd, Clarkston, CHEVROLET i Ma FORD. bam no good rubber, best reasonable price, OA ' DESOTO PLYMOUTH $12 8. Woodward, Birmingham | 13. CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLES AND STATION WAGONS TO CHOOSE FROM BANK RATES ‘We trade up or down. “Oakland County's wildest trader” NORTH CHEVROLET | Hunter at 8. Weeewnre Ave Birmingham MI 4 42735 aaan re “iat 954 3 2 23-7721 after 4:30 Your car Dn Badle bteels Ford. A. NBURG M & Pike - 1984 2907 198 F 4 FORD, pl thas oh ‘V4. OVER- peed terms. Baddie Blecle Fe Ford FE 54-0204 BUICK ingham. M CHRYSLER, ‘1956 - Just imagine yourself be- h Trent a this Biack er feos padded chair This car is available to you with ail ¥ the _— een og oe nice to miss at only § SCHUTZ __ 912 8, eg a aot Micrmingham CONVERT; ‘1067 Chev V-6. P-dlide, radio, heater W. Red with black CONVERT 1957 ee V-8. Convert R&H. WW. trans, Turquoise with ee CONVERT 1958 Edse! Demo. Tele-touch. R&H. P-steering (. oae power seats. “os Red "500 th ‘T-BIRD if you're looking for « sory one, this T-bird is @ 1955 with radio & heater From.’ ww, & white Ly A » $1805 "$7 orenty 4 ar. “wagon. 305 ‘97 z. 1895 1°57 Ford "v-8, 4 @r. sence $1906 ‘36 Olds 4 dr _Mellday. eedees 695 ‘87 Chev. V-# 6 dr seeeee $1075 36 Ford. V-8 ‘, dr ‘ ‘36 Chev. V-6 Be! Alr HT.... $1 | 56 — 4 a. imaster.. $1145; - 55 Piym, V4. 4 dr Belvedere 8 945 ‘54 Pont. Herebiet Gat. ...-. $ 045 ‘O4 Chev 310 GF Jvesiconcs 8 596 53 De & VG. vscvere 445 $3 Plym lub Coupe........ 205 38 wed Ap aa re * RIE ME NSCHREIDER. ‘ENGL EMART 'S3 Ford Custom .. i|FE 2-9101 20131! 5, # Better Buy Used Cars .$ 495 SEDAN, radio, heater, fordomatic, very nice condition, 49 Ford %-T. P'up $ 295 EXCELLENT condition with heat- er, $2 Buick 4-Dr. ....$ 345 — -heater, automatic trans- . Mission. 51 Chevrolet 4-Dr. $ 295 excellent HEATER, powergiide, on. $ 195 eonditi "50 Chevrolet 4-Dr. HEATER Ereseht stick. 4 brand new tires strai 56 Buick Super... "$169 CONVERTIBLE, er windows, seat, steering ‘ brakes, white tires, °56 Buick Super ....$1595 HARDTOP, full power. = heater, white tires, red white dynaflow 15,000 actual miles. $4 Buick Century ..$ 895. HARDTOP, radio, heater, dyna- flow* real nice. ’$2 Pont. 2-Dr. Cat. $ 395 4 CYLINDERS. radio, heater, hy- dramatic, ‘sharp. 57 Buick Spe. 2-Dr. $2095 HARDTOP astom trim, white . radio, heater, tu-tone, dyna- 42 OLIVER. BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Aye. 4 Open Eves. Bob Frost Hunter Bivd. Cs 10) m, : oer oa8 ‘around B MI 6-2202 ae : Open ‘til 9 1 FORD COUPE. Y oes Good cond, PE 752 HUDSON HORNET HORNET BLACK OnLy JIMMY DEROSE 1 St mg oa ‘62 LINCO 5. 3-9753 1954 LINCOLN pong elm . Low mileage, 1 owner, Bob Frost =) eee Bivd. round B'ham an Pras WILSON PONTIAC - CADILLAC "66 PONTIAC 2 DR. ........ Radio, heater. Hydramatic. is a fare car with only sactual miles. 'S.CHRYSLER HARDTOP . $1205 a. heater, on ang pow- Fed wip: 3 Sues was traded nz a ee miles. OR 395 "This 13,000 '86 PONTIAC CATALINA .. $1405 Dr. Radio, heater, ecemie teering & hydramatic, ge si brakes, With sonia miles. ea ak Staak © a sel atte "one DR. & 805 —. Sverames- "68 OLDS CONVERTIB: Ls Super 68. A red & bite jevel only 20,000 ols estan whe "s B oo eae $1205 Radio, ater, Dynafiow. Pow steering & brakee Sharp, “ "M4 CAD COUPE ....... $1795 utiful Robin's . ue, Pull factory equipped F ACTORY BRANCH 'SS MERCURY reg Fe een was Mere-O- Fg ee | DONTIAC. mi RETAIL STORE “TE SA? ” BEHIND 1955 MERCURY $895 SCHUTZ DESOTO - PLYMOUTH 912 8. Woodwa Brim: m JEROME'S "Bright Spot” JALOPY Jamboree WE HAVE 25 NO DOWN PAYMENT TRANSPORTATION “ SPECIALS ras ALL A og ola ard oon CONDI: CaRs ; MUST CAR DEALER. "50 Ford Tudor Sedan ‘47 Pontiac Sedan *51 Pontiac 4-Dr., Blk. 49 Hudson 2-Dr. '49 Chevrolet Sedan 50 Buick Coupe Hardtop ’50 Cadillac 4-Dr. Sedan *50 Buick 2-Dr. Sedan ~ ‘50 Plymouth 2-Dr. Sedan ’51 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan 48 Buick Convertible ‘30 Ford Convertible, ’52 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan ‘52 Pontiac Sedan 53 Pontiac 4-Dr. Sedan "53 Pontiac 2-Dr. Sedan ’52 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan '49 Ford 2-Di. Sedan “No Reasonable Offer Refused at Wholesale or Retail Prices “Bright Spot” -|’56 Pontiac 2-Dr. ..$1495 RAROPOE 5 retin, hoctes. D7ee | neunias ‘RAMBLER 'S0 Plymouth Sedan, R&H | JEROME'S | ‘Better Buy Used Cars . $2095 .fadio. heater, 'S7 Buick Special 2 callen vaste nARDFOP, ’54 Pontiac Deluxe $ 795 ae one Seer eemsT : "55 Chevrolet 8 ..... $1195 or powergide, "ise ple. 53 Ford Customline $ 495 | 1952 fospouesic, beater. In excel- lent condition “Wanted Used Cars, 88|MODEST MAJDENS “By Jay Alan)’; ) For Sale Cars 91). _ For Sale Cars_ Te For'Sale Cars 91), -_ For Sale Cars : NINO YF : ee “Ns es oa P aeatbsigectat : a Ee ear + te ¢ F ioe le Cae mel 1986 BORD ce a pe ps BOE As PINE OS "] ‘ mae Tocris! ~ BUICK | Eee ate 1982 NASH RAMBLER Nice! PE 65-0461. "93 NASH RAMBLER H-TOP. AU- tomatic transmission, FE 2-2180. FE 48161. . Get Wise, E Economize RAMBLER BILL SPENCE ‘i * “mae * or Mperment, § ion At Pots ‘58 NASH RAMBLER. H-TOP. EX- tras. ‘Cheap trans. SERVICE 5-9297 TAKE 18 MOS. PAY OFF sss 49 Ford Pickup ....$ 295 | $2 Mesh pecan, perfect engine. OD. HEATER, in excellent condition condition. | Bae Mr. Bell. Great Lakes. A Buick Roadm'r ..$ave a be Sa personal Fully equipped. _ SHELTON A ontiac- Buick = ‘55, Pontia ¢ 80 +24 $1195 eset OL 1-8133 SRR ge a '57 Ford Fairlane . .$2195 BY Poot Harp i Prot: is «DR. HA ‘orhdie 3 bait vs P. lane. .....: ie $8 Buick S Vane 5 84 Ford cust. Nice, ore 505 te eee | edison ore, turn sig winded Tiga, THE NAME tenes title, license transfer, LIVERED, OLIVER |: BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 29101 Open Eves. 1954 Studebaker 6, overdrive, heater, Engine ove: 1954 Piymouth Belvedere, 4 Dr. Radio Heater. Automatic. : radio a rhauled. ER i es or. wir. Parks s- MI ¢7600 a mi PE 4-6275 after 6 1957 OLDS, SUPER a r) DR. brakes & stee . W-walls. R&H After 6, FE . "63 PA D, 4 ». SEDAN. Auto eos, R&H, teering, . sneaks, 2 Caxiana * g FE 43520 ‘tT . ACCESS. One owner. Exc. condition. MI 6-2913 oh. clean, $100. 313 Seward St. i rtation Specials “33 Buick eee ee ® "93 s 2 ar. ‘46 Nash Sedan Roger’s Sales & Service b Aubura Ave, |” | FE. 20008 —_GO RAMBLER! ee rr | seed eeeerens 199 er er car, EZ terms. Clarkston Motor Sales Garkston, Miche Pa MA bated HAUPT Be SUeS er ee condition. ~ SHARP CARS | eat oe oe ate Ford custom 2 dr... TEU CHTEN & SONS = ° Bic iw $80. FE 40686, Maram ae a at oftes PONTIAC, I 1955 ‘sa C ries the ve i “ater: Satur, Rie eee with radio, fr, te tires, hydramatic, and pow- er. Previous owner s that it is a reall ave car, ons for yourse - older ar is all you SCHUTZ DeSOTO-PLYMOUTH $12 S. Woodward, Birm: bem {| FACTORY BRANCH 57 PONTIAC ris car hat slapped & lot * $895 PONTIAC RETAIL CLEMENS 8T «FES 3-7117 aaa “y EM 3-008. H.R i: isa 4 DR. Suerte th Geet He rene tg hs pe eso? : PONTIAC Pa eat: ne Fair oe, te. RE. "85 Ford Customline. ¥-8. RE. Ford- $4 Pord. 6. Mainiine. RE. 3 ash, a ea AS? Haseregag atten! “tl M or S-1141 'S5 PLYMOUTH | wis" Down = vase PER MONTH BRAID 1953 eh Cass an w. A MOTOR SALES 804 N'Man OL 2-9311 PONTIAC" AUTO BROKERS GOOD CARS PAIR WANT To TR. ? enn AT WAT Mab! [ADISON PRE 40109 We F Bh ras a Dn. le Ford. rE - $345 Nash hardtop. $395 57 FORD . FAIRLANE HARDTOP ] Q5 ‘a $i5 ~ - 37 CHEVROLET en unk Sc ke SPORT SEDAN $895 ° #1705 Buick ‘on, Full power. 8, miles tinction plus in ; Plus Clean Trade 1958 | i $m » netroters we uw _— m ec car. Less than 3,000. = $1995 Plus Clean Trade 1957 — Rambier 4 dr. | Avo 8 ben ng. Power brakes.) 2 Frain. 301 HP. ee ® to 60 in 7.6 seconds. This car — ae been plated ¢ ‘55 “RAMBLER” STATION WAGON $1005 ‘537 CHEVROLET $1845 57 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR 81645 55 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR 8795 '55 DODGE 4 DOOR $695 55 FORD -# Doom 5S CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE $1295 — the boss’ . Plus Clean Trade 1956 — Hiydramatic. Jet black. $1495 Rambier wagon V8. ‘Automatic. Bpecial. : $1495 plus clean trade. 1956 Olds Super wer & Dr. Full power. = mm $1495 1956. Chevrolet V8 10 2 dr, Red & $i4s 1956. Heater. '56 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR 210 $1005 533 PONTIAC 4 DOOR $345 54 FORD . _ 9 DOOR-SHARP! . $745 , 54 FORD RANCH WAGON $845 '31 NASH $195 ‘56 CHEVROLET & RRDER ‘Chev Birmingham: NASH | rE 8-008 : Spent) nt we o ‘ “Matthews. Hargreaves Oakland County's . | | Largest CHEVROLET Dealer | B31 O! KLAND. AVE, ’°57 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE _ eine —— 56 BUICK ~ CENTURY HARDTOP '§6 CHEVROLET 3 DOOR 180 $303 '$5 PONTIAC STARCHIEF HARDTOP $1195 _o '5S CHEVROLET . STATION WAGON ‘ 210, $1245 j '$5 DESOTO —-- 4 DOOR $905 '$4 PLYMOUTH - @ DOOR $405 ? '537 CHEVROLET » BOON - '56 CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE $475 64 PONTIAC 2 DOOR rete 32 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR 8208 -'53 MERCURY 4 DOOR FULL POWER 1545 53 FORD ‘31 CHEVROLET 3 DOOR $195 33 CHEVROLET rolet =. OS Gee GeteteWnshe 8980000200 ee ee elle 1 @SetoG@rve.aee anw THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14; 1958 FORTY-THRER oe E Brown Deplores Television’s SS = -- - Todery’ s Television Programs - -- Programs furnished by stations sted tm this column are subject to change without notice Channe] 2--WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 7—~WXYZ-TV Channel 3—CELW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS (1) Mr. Danger. (9) Popeye. (4) News: Williams, (2) Racket Squad. (4) Weather: Eliot. 6:15 (4) Box Four. (T) Topper ‘Comedy. 6:20 6:30 vents a huge bird and fright- ens the tribe. (4) Boldier of Fort. ‘Wide Walk of Lions.” (2) News: LeGoff. 6:40 (2) Weather: Phelps. 6:45 (2) News: Edwards. (9) Brave Eagle. Smokey in-|g, (4) (color) TV Theater. . Neville Brand, Maureen Stapleton in “All the King’s Men” part one in story of to power-mad governor. weather station who wants to marry hie girl friend. (7) Boxing (cont.) (9) Mr. D.A. (4) Theater (cont.) (2) I've Got a Secret. Panel Quiz. (7) Budd Lynch, (7) Tombstone Terr. Girl re- bels against marriage to 10: 00 (7) Sports Parade. (9) Cochise Sheriff. Western. | | (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. Andy's 7:00 Robert Sterling, Donna Reed, “Getaway,” ('41). (4) Wagon Train. Quiet man- keeps his past as a fighter) secret until he flattens town! bully with single blow, in| starring (2) I Love Lucy. le turns grape crusher to prepare for making an Italian movie. (7) Disney (cont.) (9) Movie (cont.) (4) Wagon (cont.) (2) Leave It to Beaver. Wally gets extra privileges when he is sick, so Beaver decides to be ill too. (1) Ozzie and Harrist. “Riek’s Chemistry Grade,” bothers Ozzie and causes family upset. (9) Movie (cont.) (4) Father Knows Best. Father has to solve family problems before he can get to business conference. - (2) Big Record. Patti Page hostess to Harry James, trumpet man; Helen Forrest, Florence Henderson, Bill i10:15 (9) Weather. |10:20 (9) Film Fare. romance is hampered by dental difficulties. (2) Target. David _ Brian, Hans Conreid in “Tattoo Artist.” | 7:10 (T) Weather. i 7:18 (7) News: Daly, 7:90 (7) Disneyland. Tomorrow-|_ land: ‘Magic, Highway, U.S.A.” (9) Million Dollar Movie.) (4) News. (2) News: LeGoftf. 11:15 (4) Weather. P (2) Weather. 11:20 (4) Sports. (2) Sports. miner in “Pick Up the Gun.” tise of backwoods politician g: (2) Millionaire. South Pole's; explorer is marooned at) with manig. (2) Cartoon Frolic. 8:00 (2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Cartoon Carnival. . (0. Big Show. 2) Cartoon Classroom. 7:30 (4) Amos 'n’ Andy. (2) News, Weather (2) Beat the Clock, (4) Romper Room. (7) Our Friend Harry. 9:55 (9) Billboard. 10:00 (2) Garry Moore. 9) Movie. (4) Dough Re Mi (9) News. (4) This Is Your Life. (2) Circle Theater. Murder suspect suffers because he does not know his constitu-| tional rights in “Accused of! Murder.” 110: 30 (7) Scotland Yard. Guy Fawkes Day bonfire is clue to triple murder in “ “Inside| Information,"’ (9) Starlight Theater. | 2 Andrews, Louis Jourdan in “No Minor Vices." (48.) (4) Studio 57. Phyllis Thax-| ter is school teacher who is! victim of scaré in “Night. Fright.” — 11:00 (7) Soupy’s On. (9) Theater (cont.) ' é 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Gale Storm, “One Crowded _ Night.” (40.) ~ 11:30 (7) Night Court. (9) Theater (cont.) (4) Jack Paar. Jonathon Winters with Betty Johnson, . Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Denise Lor, Wendy Barrie, Ronnie Graham. (2) N'watch (cont.) THURSDAY MORNING 10:30 (2) Halls of Ivy. (4) Treasure Hunt. Believes Public Wants to Laugh Veteran Comic Views. Humor as Natural King of Video By CHARLES DENTON HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Elder statesman Joe E. Brown is under- standably alarmed over the de- throning of comedy as king of television. * * * And, like many another clown, he suspects that those who lifted ithe crown from laughter do not : represent the desires of the viewing public, ‘Mere than five decades of ex- perience tell him that both the audience and the medium will suffer unless comedy is restored to its rightful place in TV's t1:00 (2) Arthur Godfrey. (4) Price Is Right. 11:25 (7) News. R 11:30 (2) Dotto. ' (4) Truth or Consequences. | (1) Ricky the Clown (9) Howdy Doody. 11:45 (7) Noontime Comics. | THURSDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Love of (4) Tie Tac ‘(9) Maggie Mugvins. 12:15 (9) Fables of LaFontaine. 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) It Could Be You. (7) Stu Erwin. (9) Fun With Food. 12:48 (2) Guiding Light. 1:00 (2) Ladies Day. (4) Movie. (7) My Little Margie. (9) Movie. 1:30 (2) As the World Turns, (7) Topper. 2:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. (7) Lady of Charm. 2:10 (4) Faye Elizabeth. 2:15 (4) How to Arrange Flowers. 2:30 (2) House Party, (4) Kitty Foyle. “}2:38 (9) Theater 15. Hayes, singers. 6:50 (2) Meditations. .(7) Boxing. 10-round heavy- 2:50 (9) News. weight bout: Charley (Sonny) 6:53 (2) On the Farm Front. » Liston vs. Jufio Mederos. {3:00 (2) My Hero. (9) Charter Boat. “Fish for/7:00. (2) TV College. , ‘ .(4) (colon) Matinee Theater. Billy.” ~ (4) Today. *(7) American Bandstand. : (9) Movie. 4 ; gece rirTty Fh 3:30 (2) Verdict Is Yours. 0 Baby = 5 r (7) Do You Trust Your Wife. 8 Fiag ! (9) Movie. > 33 ane oe oa 4:00 (2) Brighter Day. Judah (Btb.) Wy (4) Queen for a Day. 14 Ceremony Hi ts (7) American Bandstand. 15 Bound ey 26 umber WY 4:15 (2) Secret Storm. 1 t Astolat™ NG 1g 4:30 (2) Edge of Night. 20 Reavy blows = | Pee ny (9) Laff Time. 22 Biackbird of : ae . ie 2 Released be |4:45, (4) Modern Romances. Tosper ti] tis | ; 31 Bag. tala) S y 6, 7 5:00 (2) Detroit Bandstand. Bounds ti, Yop (4) Blondie. ., (comb, form) . j (7) Woody Woodpecker 35 Measures (9) Looney Tunes, 36 Flee’ ate } 1 it at , 6:30 (2) Susie. oe 3 {| : a Jj CL al @ (color) Tt's Great World. 40 moerey iw 2 —s . 33 fennian (9) Serial Theater. 41 Vision 2 Ellipsoidal stream 3 Garden flower teem [ewan poe | Bie — $9 Palm leaf 8 Abeaned ms. Geraint a Rall bird a i ve = 7 ve sary e Pi. 8 Fs ue cask 1 Ree is Conger i Batiace and Commerce between the Unit- are jacks rate . = ed _ States and Sweden. For the 5 bacchanal 86 Goddess of it Griental =| «(of Unit of " Low haunts U.S. it was negotiated by Benja- 87 Observes = One thine measure 30 Pilla: min Franklin. _ - -- Today's Radio Programs - - WIR, (76%) CELW, (s00) ww, ase WXYZ, ate) «WOAR,, (1190) = WRON, (1400) WIBK, (1490) 2 TONIGHT? ¢:00—WJIR, News, Sports, ww. ; usic wash Wattrick, MeKensie CKLW News, Knowles CEKLW. 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Hurley, Davies THURSDAY AFTERNOON Smkw “Ore “Grant Livestock WIBKE, News, McLeod WXYZ, News, Shorr WJBK, Baseball WXYZ, News, Me’ CKLW Wews Chase WJBK, McLeod 4:00— WIR, Band —— WWJ, News, Delan WXYZ, Wattriek. weeRRenste CELW News. Godfrey bb ge News, Bennett gg — ‘Two 1¢ wx Wells - |visit to rooms in Borough Hall. -|Liniment, Boy | hierarchy. “Comedy should be king,” says | \Brown, whose cavernous grin is an jinternationally recognized trade- ‘mark of broad comedy. “It isn’t ‘because of the people who produce itelevi ision."’ * * * Joe, who at 65 limits his tele- vision efforts to occasional guest appearances, insist that his view- point is not a self-centered one. “This isn't a squawk.” I'm not ‘saying it because I'm a comedian,” ihe says forcefully. “But we have to realize that we must get some- thing light, frivolous and laughable on television. FOR ENTERTAINMENT “I have always felt that the theater is a place of entertainment, not education. If you can educate the audience incidentally, that’s great, and TV is the greatest edu- cational medium we've ever had— although not intended as such when it was ‘developed. : * * * t * TV offer today? They show how to steal a car. How to rob a cripple. Believe me, I see them. My wife just loves murder shows.” There isn’t a shadow of doubt in Joe’s agile, probing mind that Princeton Ousts 6 Students Over Strip Teasers PRINCETON, N.J. @® — Prince- ton Uni has bumped six undergraduates from the acadeémi-/ ic grind because strip tease danc- rooms. * * * Seven other students were sus- pended or placed on probation, the dean of students announced yes- terday. The students were not identified. The university's announcement that the six “were :required te withdraw” was the first peek be- hind the ivy curtain which veiled the case for two weeks. * * * Early on May 1, police paid a One of the dancers, Mrs, Judy Renee, 37, of Philadelphia, leaped from the second floor, away from the arms of the law and into Princeton Hospital where she stayed the better part of two weeks, Another girl known as “Bubbles” made good her escape. She hasn't been seen since. * * * The dancing girl festivities re- portedly began at -an eating club picnic to welcqme new sophomore members. The university said the investi- gation is continuing. Forced to Drink on Critical List AUGUSTA, Ga, (P—A 6-year-old |” boy, forced by the proprietress of; an Augusta nursery to drink rub- bing liniment as punishment, is in critical condition today. * * *- Doctors said Earl Durgess, -a full-time charge of the Druied Park Nursery, went into a con- vulsive state "Tuesday noon and was hospitalized. Detective Billy -Lynn said the proprietress, Mrs. Willie Mae Mc- Carthy, 42, admitted forcing the pov to drink rubbing liniment with water as punishment for disobedience. She had also washed out his mouth with tur- pentine, Lynn said. ' * «© * 4 ALL FOR COMEDY. — Veteran funnyman Joe E.-Brown dis- approves of television's trend away from comedy. Joe, who limits his TV efforts to occasional guest appearances, suspects that the current curb on laughter does not represent the desires of the view- | ing public. “I'm for that 100 per cent. But ‘ what do so many of the shows on| ~ — ers were found in their dormitory ; was at the Latin Quarter with his. body- prohibition may return any minute . . Even Big Stars Get Their ‘Bring-Downs’ By EARL WILSON HOLLYWOOD — I've been investigating “bring-downs” out here in the TV and movie colony — and evidently the big stars - s Brongn down just like people. Groucho Marx is one of the greatest bringer-downs; I suppose. A rather strange- looking woman came up to him once and, said: “mir. Marx, I’ve-never seen you telere but you’re a very funny man.” Groucho glared at her and said, “I've never seen you before, and so are you.” , Ray Bolger, sitting with us, remembered the-time he'd played golf with Sam Goldwyn * WILSON because he wanted a part Goldwyn was cast- ing in a picture. Goldwyn didn’t mention the picture for hours. Finally-he got around to it. “Ray,” he said, “I’m looking for | a great dancer to do a wonderful role in a new picture.” ‘ . “Yes?” replied Bolger hopefully. “What would you think of Gene Kelly?” said aieass: ‘heok Kirk Douglas told me that children can be great bring- downers, too. He was undertaking to show his son how to do some arithmetic. “Oh, daddy,” exploded his son, “That's the way old people do arithmetic.” Frank Sinatra got brought down a little when he caught comedian Don Rickles at the Slate Brothers Club. Insulter Rickles said, “What a figure, I've seen this boy in shorts—and he’s nothing, and those old dames he goes with, I wouldn't trust him with my mother.” x * * ae : George Gobel told me, though, that he had the worst bring-down of all. A stranger came up to him and said, “Par- don me, but do you know you look like Earl Wilson?” THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN NEW YORK. Cyd Charisse is flying in to help Tony Martin celebrate their anniver- sary... Venezuela’s exiled Pres, Jimenez * ack of C omec y + Hollywood Headlines By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS ‘Signs Montgomery Clift to Lead in ‘Lonelyhearts’ met at the Cannes Film Festival, > HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Just is much more exciting and inter- esting than the Russian picture heard from Dore Schary that he has signed Montgomery Clift for the lead in “Lonelyhearts,” his first independent picture. He has which starred her. That's all today. (Copyright, 1958) morrow. See you to- also signed Vincent Donahue, who/|- directed “Sunrise at Campobello,” Dore’s prize-winning play, to direct planned as independents, for] iColumbia. They've just signed a leach picture. They will start ‘when they return from Europe end of July. Hi i FE Ge FFE guards. Singer Johnny Mathis got a | standing-ovation from a big crowd that included Polly Bergen and the Pa Boones. Comic Joey Bishop, featured in | the revue brushed off show business as } phony: “Look at me. A $100 tuxedo—and * underneath, torn underwear!” ,. , If Ar- thur Miller's unable to accompany — = MMonroe to H'wood next month, he’ll § commute weekends from N.Y. Ss EARL’S PEARLS: Some drinkers seem to be operating on the theory tha That's earl, brother. * (Copyright, 1958) A strike would have started at imidnight if they, had rejected it. Agreements were reached earli- Reach Agreements in Aircraft Disputes '«: vereen the 143 and the Unit led Auto Workers with Lockheed, LOS ANGELES (® — Tentative. ‘North American and Convair at agreements today promised peace | San Diego,. Calif., and Douglas at’ in five big areas of the nation’s Long Beach, Calif. Tulsa, Okla., ‘aircraft industry. - Talks are continuing on two ma- major contracts, and strikes are | underway at two factories. . * * * Strikebound are Convair’s Po- mona, Calif., plant, and Lock- heed’s Marietta, Ga.,- facility. Continuing are talks between the | International ‘Assn. of — and Lockheed missile plants in Van Nuys, Palo Alto and Sunny- vale, Calif., and between the IAM children swarm into the shack to: watch movies shown by the radio’ crew. And their favorite is Hopa- long Cassidy because he teaches and Douglas on contracts for plants at Santa Monica and El RCA COLOR TV Segundo, Calif. Sales end Service wk * SWEET'S RAOIO-TV Latest agreement wag reached The .boy’s body was ibruised from recent repeated whippings, the detective added. Mrs. McCarthy was jailed’ for’ investigation. Lynn said she woul ge oy murder. News. fh CKL VWews, Chase Mong Wonk MarKifinon 600 WIR, Newi [ae ePR, Time vor Muste | Tris ‘woltrice, MeKenais . Mews, Davies CKLW Sports. Chase a Bruce Rerre wok = eel : a WIR, Peter L, Hayes with Mason iC News, en s0—w anny a, u 7 : { Ly Cree eae | SRR ahaha oxLW. Bestter, . h. WPOR, | logs ta, Masca . McCarthy told Lynn that, fart was incorrigibl | Twenty other c rea board at | the nursery, —— last night when IAM workers at Fe badly, Convair’ s Fort Worth, Tex., plant) | | voted to accept | a company offer. hd 5 id FE 41133 i and Charlotte, N. C | | At Arctic Village in the far! north section of Alaska is a radio’ shack used to check radio beams) and guide. airplane flights. Indian “| Tih Fidelity Headquarters 409 E. 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