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NEE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY; MAY 2, 1957 _ Pate Sea i 4 AM Deachietian Hach \6th Fleet Men [Ctra May Halt|The Day in Birmingham = > {Wayne Addepts Gifts * [tm a te rem mt a GM Production yoann ash ae eee : Strike May Halt Choose Robert Schau] eluiine ssise! wexy ‘te ma svn roar he Ci Shows ‘S7Dip. tsar ecm Paymaster Salk Shots Here as Youth Bureau Head _ | gmmmmmecmnnccccsoes aw were robbed of $52,000 they were , WITH 6T . FLEET MARINES, — “0)a-—eey poe ~emumaummaa ’ ww? reemuty | : “Inerense| taking to the bank today when |10 Beirut’ U-Of the 489 officers| - = ; Meee Ce Pontiac. Has Increase) © “balled and See lett hehind Sign “ae Parke, Davis Walkout) smsnncuin — Police Chlet| trom the Mudd home sitheagh |$. SZdail Compared to J956,) their automobile at ey oS ee eet eed ne em| COuld Postpone Adult Ralph W. Moxiey-today announced) some turnishings were disturbed. Reports Indicate Washington intersection. Police |. missed by far was Lt. (j.g.)| Polio Program” changes in’ the Juvenile division! 1+ sertin Holmquist , tor John. Webster, : : ! gunpeint pean _ Webster, 23, Wray, Colo., is pay- eae ‘ . " * . |homes this Week, urged residents General Motors reported today, Gevermment Services, Inc., while of the atteck transport The Parke,: Davis & Co. strike, Lt. Timm, a 2&year man on the|to be more careful about seeing ip U.S. plants Hum 1.006.779 pas-) hey ‘were stepped for - red loimsied. And because of his ab-|Which bas stopped distribution ofirorce has pioneered in ‘police|that back doors are securely senger cars is year’s January-| light only four blocks from the firm's Salk polio vaccine, may. youth activity in Birmingham, Un-|locked before leaving h or Te : Pitianene oa and 100- Marines were not paidj(Pce Postponement of the Oak-/qer nis guidance the bicycle court,|tiring for the night. nape eeeencperians erat rey ne sae : ag and County Medical Society's pro- |. ; pared with 1,258,604 car assem. aeeitad tiberte im Beirot turin, gram of mass adult immunization, |P&t7°l bey and bicycle satety pro- ot 28% _ bhies iat the first four months of the fleet's flag-showing mission. {de to begin May 13, ; grams were inaugurated in 1949.) Yesterday was an anxious day 1956. | edie un ons ener ee ne msi. | \De, Fritz Adams, society presi-| | TWe years later he founded the in the life of Mr. and Mrs, J Included in the totals were Dt “tt eb ee on ve dent, said not enough vaccine is safety pregram and Duhn of 31875 Lahser. The | 969 caf assemblies last month f missed the beat when the Olm- (4, hand today for a complete| “mee 195¢has.worked on au edu- (4d their three children wen . compared with 291,609 completions . sted departed suddenly from Ra- program: , cational program in cooperation |4™ong the candidates being judged) .. im the same montir last year. © [LE ale | pallo, Italy. -A chorus of goed "ry. drug compariy’s 300-man} With the schools to deal with the in Miami Beach in the nation’ malta an ae a ms e — hoots and ag greeted plant maintenance foree struck at| **X deviate problem, first “All American” Family v gies a2 m yesterday when he finally (midnight Tuesday, after contract] Under the new plan the youth| nt cae nt sot wy Bote Public Works Measure rejoined the ship. negotiations broke down, ‘They are|bureau will fall directly under the BP i ora was condueted by were above those recorded tor| Would Facilitate Area Considering that many of the/represented by the International/command of the chief of police.|_\"°, a Pp tee 1988. Sewer Projects. = aja’ hed —_ ame aie bee Machinists Union. _ Tt has in the past been attached =e Suenos pig noe ht Pontiae turned out 31,015 during ote : 5 gobs But vaccine production at the |'0 the detective division. * «2° the past month, compared to 29,-|' Oakland County legislators ais went ashore, but they ‘BUREAU’S NEW HEAD Under the: diveation of guest ean. County legislato ut they! continuing, the company sald. os 500 for April, 1956. The four'Lansing today were optimistic that weren't able to haggle with Sgt. Robert Schaule, a member/ductor, Leland B. Sateren, director’ ‘month total: wag 145,581, compared a county department of public|Beirut merchants on equal:-terms| All of the Sali vaccine ie net, (of the department for -14 years,|of the Augsburg College in. Minne. to 143,906 for the, first third of|works will be approved soon, with their freshly paid mates) a eeyane bag cram heads ghe youth bureau effective|sota choir, high school singers 1% | Legislative strategy has brought|*om- other ships. Bete pron t plant for foday. He has worked with Lt.}trom 12 Michigan schools will ~*~ * * before both the House and the} © 99 > i . _}Timm for some time and is com-|heard in the annual class C General Motors ‘Truck and/Senate similar measures allowing)... ° Parke Davis said it! will ‘storé/pletely familiar with the buregu’s/festival at Michigan State Univer Coach Division reported 6,088. for|coupties with more than 7%5,000| ncorporation ____ its production ‘at its Rochester|operation. +. |sity on Saturday. - April, compared to 8,897‘for April,/population to establish public facilities until the strike ends. Schasle was promoted to the | The 100 voice choir from 1956. The four month total was|works departments with broad a The company is the second larg- detectite bureag in 1954 and be- field Hills High School 28,408, compared to 37,279 for| powers over water and sewer pro- fa "jest polio vaccine producer in the! came sergeant in that division |@0ME the young singers. Together, Chrysler, Ford and) ~ Que: bill, imtreduced by Rep- tab Clarence Lachtman. = trement, in last _ General Motors turned out $5.00} Loyd Ls Anderson of Watertrd | Bloomfield _ Township NATO Council Busy vit conn to us a i 4 7 " PPC C CCT CSCC C CCT SOC CCC CT CCC COCC COC OCT COC Ce CUO OU SEES OO SVCrvererrre rT. 4 Fi ti hi i ti i ti ti in i hin ti an i in ti in in nt i hn i in di hn tn tn i tin th ht A tn a tn hn tn ti i tn ti he tt A i hn i in hi i hh i he hh te Mn) — - — : of services and statt functions in| Suffers Arm Injuries period of 155. asp ad reer pep CS Bo gio: Change |p Atom Problems -2° 22st, “ceartment and will sct! 4 pontigc woman was injured * Ford recorded 561,454, compared) Harvey Ledge, of Dr to Fight Expressway oa Schainhe and consultant to Set.) wightly last night when the tm 483,901; Chrysler produced 484,-| Plains. It was appreved by the bp sie . «(driven by: her huskand was 382, as 2 Oe ee Senate:and is now up before the | * * [tet ts sien: @ Se first fol months Howse. Potice are investigating two|‘tsection Union Lake , : 5 oars oe a ea Fe teat at ee Foe eae ane ] Son & * : is « Awaits Trial ‘twill be passed in the near future, Grogan, 79 Colonial Ct. was en-| Melvin gg 2, of = Hoover at * peetally Sok went tered gnd $45 in cash taken last) 3 Coihded with « car driven by | EXPLAINS STRATEGY —- mehr nee {Donald M. Kindred, 37, of Detroit, hei 8 if?dp ae = The strategy, he pointed out, At 860 Colonial Ot., Mr. and {going north on Uniog, Lake road, r OF CXIOTTION foresees the possibility. that one of Mirs, Noel Mudd told police they |State Police said. an ' 1 |the legislative bodies might drop beard. 9. renter at obeat ¢ word Poy Micapeaeng Oy 1 7) Only at Simms Will YOU Find These New sek! - Styles and Colors PRICED SO LOW! \ LADIES’--MISSES‘--GIRLS’ SUMMER : f & Wedgies - | “ Deis Ci acity Steel Tray 29x33. 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Lengths of 2 ae : SEREM sistant washable, 2 Lena ' $1.75 Pillow it ! Aes 7 pockets, adjustable - Shams 88° a AR nate G Im P. : ae Slips over plow. Ea. or =. You Are Likely to Find 4 Ar Se E << pas NE sy) Mae ee as ¢ ¥ yet e+ x ; << “2 iy ns Re $ oe a se Se : pa ; : Se ¢ a >< : ‘ ) ta FOUR” rat . oe Wace ae _THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 2. pee Ce I Pala = ae a j ~ Home Building Bakr, Chic ede Dulle Ss Fine’ 6 ths After Cancer Surg i Ci he] (i ty Dies of Heart Attack e oe wa Ls a. to. ~ et Im s) in | i Emest H. Feighner, banker and) WASHINGTON «@®—Six- months|Paris, attending the forth Atian-loutfit which drew bie to ‘eof wag tons goes this version, | plain jo belongs "|eivie and church leader in’ Royal ®g0 today Secretary of State Dul-|tic ew rajalitertal “council this week. ee: wed - be the jan he oveied second ond rete ~ 168 Rerislts Granted Oak, died of a heart attack” Yaatj!es awoke in the middie of the)!" It is SS xp ooga of the same & * £ s for 20 long? - ae Dulles has fostered pty ~ Gnv é During April Include 48) © evening in his home at 1027 Ba- ment with. a Prey one. = Dulls, a lean and-engilar mani i ik ee % that, barrleg a ns ig : . a : . ; er y : he: . : [2 fee New Howes “yechen, wh crim fr camer io i Hs ta agree he cen nets|—P"—e=e ee — Feighner, who was assistant|°Perated on for ; a E., The building report of the city of Pontia¢ for the month of April shows 168 building permits, , total. ing $507,746, were issued. The builk of this total was the) ~ vice president and auditor for Wayne Oakland Bank (which op- erates eight branches in the area) the Old Dime Bank and First Na- from 1917 to 1939, been with; “Oh, I feel fine,” he said at Washington’s airport Tuesday as he enplaned for Bonn, West Ger- many. “I feel better now than ‘I did : .. |before my operation. Has it been * * ¢€ ” (—Congression- S c result of permits for 48 new homes _jtional Bank Receivership, Detroit,|” : WASHINGTON fo be built in Pontiac. ‘They were 1 cas pees ot he Fen ee s/s Dulles will be 70 next Feb. 25.lal leaders of both parties sald (© |ton of the, tact he wos take in : estimated at $391,090 on the per- Methodist Church Choir, Royal One version around the State De-iday they will be glad bie (any, sualodelevnttn enpesl tor : mits, Oak, and organizer ef the Royal It is typical of. this. most trav- partment has it that he plans-to| president Eisenhower get a public support for his budget and : , eled setretary that the date retire at 70. That is why, so thisiper tax reduction than in 194— bia ein : April's total was considerably Oak Choral Union, He belonged catches him. abroad. He has cov- version. goes, former Gov, Chris- by d cutting his $71,800,000,000 program, | e less than the total of $1,952,906 te Royal Oak Kiwanis; Detroit | ered nearly 400,000 miles since he tian Herter! of Massachusetts was| spending budget. foreign aid proposals. : - (96 -permits) issued. in March, Bankers Club, American Institute | too office in January 1953. brought in as undersecretary—to| Eisenhower told officers of the} After a White House meeting of However, the issuance of the AP Wireghete) of Banking “end the . National fk ee ee {|groom for the top spot come Feb.|League of Women. Voters yester-|Republican congressional leaders permits for the mew homes |- ACTOR DIES—Grant Mitchell, | Asm. of Bank Auditors “and | “wii i/'became ill on the night 25, 1958. It is believed that Mrs./qay that before he leaves officeland the President yesterday, _. marked a climb in bailding bi here | 32, stage and movie actor, died Comptreliers. —_. : Nov./2, 1956, Dulles had just} Dulles would favor this. (in 1961) he would like to see ainewsmen were told there was a ater ¢ winter te. Wednesday in Los Angeles. He. |-- Service has been scheduled for| returned to Washington from two But there is another side fo the/higger tax reduction than the|general concensus among the Carl F. Alt, city building ~ collapsed 13 months ago in a |2?-™ feteny, com See byes i the United Nations in New secqumnat <<. scven-billion-dollar cut. of three| group nt come ce er = should spector, granted 70 permits ($46,- = ! Kinsey rm 5 »| Lorky, : aay years ago. make public appeal. aay foe resirential alterations-and| Holywood drugstore.. with burial in Oakview Cemetery| Despite removal of a cancerous Dulles has spent something like he stressed his belief} Queried later. by newsmen, repairs, three commercial new): . | | there. yction of intestine, Dulles was 140 years trying to become secre-|in the need for heavy- spending on) White House vgs Parag ° buildings $40,500), and a rash of Thiet Gets 18 Months -|_ uzvivors include his wife Eva; |s the hospital and back at tary of state. He has never at-defense and foreign aid “es long|James C. Hagerty — 4 22 permits for new home garages : one son, G. Bruce and three step//his ¢ 4 : tempted ‘to refute the popular ideajas there is abroad a abag sonido pny sor eve = aesreong ne ($17,595). ° DETROIT uP — Charles L. Mc-/005. Frederick, George ays ive days after that, on Dee, 8, that he would rather be secretary|force seeking to destroy our form no decision Tthe. commercial additions were ‘Reynolds, 28, who surrendered to Charles Hollon. Ve A OBE a week in . “Of. state than. president. “tof government. made two gas stations and a used caf the FBI after a $7,311 robbery of office. an Gak -Park Savings and Loan - Other permits approved were joffice in January, was sentenced||- ; ' for: three commercial alterations|,,. 18 months by g and repairs ($3,750); five wrecking /Theodore L e.v in. jobs ($1,255); One moving project|tather of two, admitted the toy! Z ($1,000); installation of three tanks pistol holdup of the American Sav- f . ($3,300); imstallation of one awn- ings and Loan office branch, say- j “> gng ($400);" installation of two airiing, “My conscience has been : > gonditioning units ($750); 7a ce “rhe. re struction of 10 fences ($1,722). 1. J VAN =. “ is tops . . Mayer. Gets Extra Job» ° O Ss ra | O R $60. 00 Deaths Elsewhere IMLAY CIT¥- 9 — Mayor pis — y U ) | at i > j f > Crosby Clerk of Bad Axe has Ue ear LOS ANGELES.im» — Grantielected chaisman of*Region | Mitchell, 82, veteran actor . wholof the Michigan Munticipal” made his stage debut in 1902 and|Mayor Howard A. Pelton of j appeared in scores of stage playsjis new vice chairman and Wesley and movies, died yesterday. He|Schember, president of the village was born in Columbus, Ohio, ‘jof Unionville, secretary, # y ; ra FaNors EASY S 4(\ Why is tops | Usually 698 (| Sizes 7-14 _"_] or Aqua | Because we made a pre~ eS + cial-purchase;you -get-a 3 special saving! She'll love , Big Deluxe. 1957 Models with | *] POWER. FLUSH. RINSE . * FINGER TIP CONTROL CENTER AGITATOR — all-around coat a girl can “wear. Save now! . oa 3 to Gx. .1.99 & er + guapereneveneet Summer's ¢ Gay Com Po i ‘|e Girls Sak Shoes S geeeee .< Peace of World ‘ Writers Urges. Refusal THE: PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. MAY es % rast Teacher's Birthday Isn't "When It Seems to Be . | MILWAUKEE Wn — Eighth) They arranged-a “caret partylteacher of the: birthday” of het} HUNTINGTON, “W.Va. _}grade students in the Story school with. decorations, iz ‘thet teacher, “Mrs, Evelyn Fiebel-| Everything went tne except that icc Ask Policeaen: jkorn, and surmised wie Rad he sotatin on the calendar rm , .; Ibirthday coming up. Ted out ‘to be a reminder to the fF. Dragnet Hammer’ gifts, . refresh- sister Fiehelkorn, of Waterford, Wis. \peeked at the desk calendar ‘of ments and a darice program. #_~ “We want to see the hammer you’ ~ in - law, another Evelyn! Two Boy ‘Scouts walked into poli¢e'use after you close ‘a case like Eldon Spradau, %. is c ‘headquarters and were giving it'they do on. “Drageet' a looking. = ere when Lt. What 1 got pone none Police.Chief Proofdea re can,.T do for you? ‘One-Man Government | Replied the Seout “spokeman: | <. re in this eastern Wisconsin Nillage of village’ assessor. 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Inmay, Managing Raitor Classified Manager : Entered st Post Office, Pontine as second class matter - = J MEMBER oP THE ASSOCIATED bese: ue The Associated Press ts entities. ceivke tone wae for republication of a}! local news printed ip this me@wspaper as well as all AP news s dimpatehes. en ~_—ame —— Tue Powrisc Passe ts deiivered by carrier for 40 cents carrier + & week ne Service is coe avi by mati tn Oakla peer aus =< Grant t Poland . aBold Venture — %& Recognizing that there_are many » uncertainties in and around Poland : «and that reverses are possible, the | Ford Foundation has taken” bold : ‘step in granting $500,000 for projects related to that country. bo This will allow a two. way —_ exchange between Polish and ; American -and European. teach- ers, students, writers, architects and others for study and. - work, American and: European . "books and periodicals will be provided for Polish libraries and institutions. *. *&>:@.. Recent. events indicate that al- “though ‘under a Communist_govern- ment, Poland is ready to increase its . Western contacts. In announcing the program, the fingt to an east European country, -Henry T. HEAup, _ president of the Foundation said: “For the first time in many years Ven Mi pmamenitMetese ie can. 4 e* : ( : to establish relationships with the West. - The Polish government has been. carrying on negotiations to develop economic and other relations with the countries. of Western Europe and the United States. The universities and scholars and stu- dents of Poland have given strong. evidence of their desire to renew relationships with the free institu- ‘tions of Europe and the _— States.” : 2°: - ‘Western countries have nothing 2 to fear from these contacts and ~~ indirectly, they. may help free . | aeeuema ‘Teiaquilver Benefits Still Remain Debatable All isn’t milk and honey - with these new tranquilizers. As often follows something new and. startling, . when..the first mad rush -is over, - reactions set in. ° Gem. fe ee — Do these drugs really work?. va + Some say: “ye" with enthu- : siasm. « Some say “no” with emphasis. Some say “maybe.” Probably _ Certainly, the 1957 teanipalitoer Ss “ 9 “hot item” ii the drug industry. : emcee to Fortune™ Magazine, ~ “>. the best selling drugs.” In 1956, Pens oy Woh i ie Jo pale = eran: iE oa tribution to an- _ improved. living . u the Polish people seem to feel free toe " blooming continuously since last. October. “they | account for thirty per cent of - thas bee been | _ree filled around 10- million figezox a ~ a 2 : i a ; = i s ai 3“ Be afl are < e & . se i Fa} ne DQASZ or A ae. : =~ ; AM < Sag < i ey tf 2 x ty . eaee | af % a \ uy SIX, 2 aA rer! A _THE. PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. bays 2, 0st eT oe SS Ns . — me ie of : the, “United States. . They've invaded the” hills, the x plains; the low-lands, the farms, | ~~ the. swanips and the dust ‘bowls. _ They’re everywhere. ° Se, eee, ae . : Probably one sensible conclusion can. be drawn from the inconclusive Pontiac eyidence to date, The ordinary ‘to ite a mortal shouldn’t go overboatd for - daibye oo es these contrivances unless they’re * of the t recommended by a physician: — ion, He's noth- natal z * x * tile oe ae = Don’t try to be your own diag- — specia fund 3 Mon: faanen, a nostician. You jmay be playing | mye ee M0 oar, oduct _ with ‘fire. ‘nly sative 20 per cent more mail With fewer Tero are so interrelated and con- > gpa _ the best | workert fused these days that almost any- - ta — akilled worke body can easily find something or . nates ee. deserve led. wor pay. somebody to blame for virtually any pg he well ody eal pethguey) imself in. with time work in pto a full day predicament he may find hims . ro tase mat ae ore y . —_—_—_—_—_—_—___—_— : ’ ,. , We urg ‘Ir 1s wondered if in their sbareh for habbws pea wie Reprasiative . pe a more powerful fuel the rocket ex- tam 8. baggy! and — ‘perts have experimented with moon- . ys ws ton + 5 ope yer ‘Shine ner: \ ae 7 Bobet t. wore pst se Federation of P.O. Clerks be to, The Man : About Town instead North: -South War . | Called to Halt ‘Helping the Birds a to supposed to be Our Feathered Friends Get rot Ser camiy? da oe i: Aid in Family Prospects . : . ace +s . pap are fl b the Ball point pen: What onte cost ‘ wr Sicacrcs. We dust ibe be, tne Sad tt B Sage et sien out s19 — sad dian't work; and now costs But We Can Get Rid 2 2 Without pa alone, not watched and talked’ “756 soutien peoble have to lve 25e — and works. Wree ing the Who e ouse’. . , votes ‘ove feveinn revs as well as the and 5 bs io ous ele Gistencal~ | —. f ( re ——————~ just as you are. . there certainly fen't mauch work in Getting ready use garden ~ / ( mer oa - | fees South. vator-for the ‘first time this spring, David: Lawrence Says: Bis a ~~ haar ‘ — ‘ - Steamed Up Southern Wile Manley Holdridge : grey I know. a boy who married « of Birmingham found that.a pair of Wants Things Run Northern girt and he was bitter ing robins havea nest on it. He’s borrowing '. Mathematically ; and henpecked. : a neighbor's cultivator. i 2 “Tennessee WASHINGTON ——President Ei- radio available. He doesn’t use - senhower hag a Dig job to do right’, them enough between campaigns. Two robins near the home of 2 Mr. aid Mrs. Harvey-Northway id avsy.0s the Sendee-ot tho Sepaie—- ernizing”’- | ment, power of unions, bankruptcy and South? None of us :s of Waterford watched their’ chance. Pt a Party Wa the’ te > A b didn Bags amgaermer of igs ; tom tote De <= dom. , aah ‘fone , ich, My a When the Northways put up a new mail- are some tundargental srithe ah in _foubles Wong ane pone = “ya. ives. the Democrats the chance communism, Southerner arid we've lived here box they built a nést in the old one, -.-- . © tronage difficulties and failures to to label‘ the Republicans as out- World War III and the annihijation all our married life. We've never. which now will not be torn down. _ consult. senators and representa. ™0ded and obsolete. Though little of the humas race are some. heen so hard up. From ail the Returning from a few days vacation, “fives about matters vital to them ee eee, ee ae rca in tnanna wired sade bgt Bc oe: fatlmate Mr. ang. Nise. Seater. eer Thad ther senkadte ite on the essentials of a “dynamic trial and error customs and prac- of the complaining Northerners 2° of Huron Gardens found that a pair of homauitark ce politich con @reck 0. CommvUaiianS =- tices: by partisan politicians is the along. They'll hang their heads in robins had built a nest so that entrance party’s chances just as fast as 9%. The Republicans, beth in answer, in order to bring peace, shame at the Kindness Southerne:s to their kitchen door is blocked. The “ean those members of Congress Comsvess and tn the executive a ee show them. door is locked for the duration. who, attack a president of their branch, have been clumsy in now. 4k seey I t. in and stir F withered needling Ga: eongverny quer Russell M. Funk : speemmpl, | Since two birds have pullt” a nes party up . - her mailbox, 7 publicly. = oT eS ee ate _. First I'm a Southerner and Mrs. Fred Fahrner Seem eem it, the record of FOES AIDED Sachin: wad thet? egpetints bus . os Wick ier at eee of 650 Kenilworth Ave, will cooperate i in WRENCE e Eisenhower 8. The “strategists” who inspired sentaped in their 20 years of rule estio Second, I'm 4 thine are their famiilydesires. - : administration cannot be supported the President and members of his i. , “1 have Te directly. from eae ee “~ Dr. Ivan A, La Gore, Medical Pesechioet of Pontiac. Site ~ Hospital, that over 9,000 visited there dering the cogpchones on Danie) Baal a Week, ~ 09g ne ph & Oe thedel = = ena now of Drayton Plains, Says | nalive Toxans Republicans can express their dif-_ Bore : ‘ will spread ee ee indies ferences on particular issues with- Let's talk about nutritional ane- after meals, complicates the aly, te Sars 41103 F38 gageamnacn ie ees fer a sect ate hadi pe hae I doubt that the 250 milligrams Weeks has announced an $800 mil- the word, a isa = : > ess” ) on: lion five to : A pee and harmless warter snake — 3, No: political party which _ tional Deficiency Anemia — the pee ramet © Mrs the nao airport te sod Micha tendanppes a teamed up on . : a which occurs 7 _ daily Me more : ol . : - a on ; Ridge Runner ‘Wik Morven Obeatend in women in the fourth es dant ae ae. Where does Pontiac stind on Editor's. Note: Cease fi of Clarkston, who thought there was a. rattlesnake in her crass. : “I had intended to vote ter hell ‘to / gree! your - contest,” writes — : a "Andy Pees ch we of Rochester, “but changed over to Ted dike oom Williams advice of an expert. We : thet ‘all should have [capital Baru eea for we made experts.” . ie. ; ; girls. A Chrtaleias,. costes tek Tecke aah 1 3 e notion “feeting What AE a entitled to a res This month marks 4 40 years that u Ey have er Se THE: PONTIAC PRESS, T 4 suai May 2; rest ; Wisconsin Lowmokers about Vote on Burning Issue | Gow 30 0 coe et The Trials of Youth | CaN All Have Serious Problems Teaches adulthood -without at city council has voled to spgpdltaxed the Incinerator tothe limit} . I" serious’ problem in his youth. Let Rebeet’ s Solve _ 57 West Huron St. a Your Camera Problems! EPPERT'S cosens sur “FE .5-6615 ~ What's In a ‘Picture? 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Twin crispers, roll-out - alum. shelves, butter, egg, cheese storage, huge 81-Ib. freezer door shelves, meat caver, meal saver jars. i Bg vy f pines A arnaty \ ra omens —ny J “ | ena era ‘se st ut some resve @ Trio Pond by Cries pom tin meinenty emt Spacial Delivery Arrive “e os setoty sind, Pekistan Quibble 2st wert dar bon tna, per cent more votes in an audience: ithumbs dgwn and the play stopped | . a yen, ) as Hepburn Vehicle ipoll than any, other-on, a listot*° Again Try Broadway |eccring and went into hiding. | ATHENS, Ga. i — On June 3, Over Wool for Cashmere; the tough wool from te thee STRATFORD, Cénn. up» — The five plays by Shakespeare. | NEW YORK ww —Never\say die} “jf *# * * 1940, Mis. Mae Bullock of Dan Right Place, Right Time. ‘NEW DELHI # — It you think tn nem 94 pate ° public -has: picked Portia in’‘‘The) Miss Hepburn previously wasis the slogan of Fred Finklehoffe,| Fi and Marvin immedi- jielsville, Ga. mailed a post card) WAYNESBORO, Va. 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They between India and Pakistan over DUBUQUE, lowa (4 — -— The sign pearance at the American Shake-| ; ~Denham recently was director Obsidian Winds,” all. about violent|recently and, since Danielsville is) quick) blaze|kashmir, you're wrong. in a cafe here Treads: speare Festival. | Sanderjord, Norway,-is the ‘ot a drama “Hide and Seek,” deeds in Mexico, Denham will be|17 miles from: Athens, has calcu-| they ty and = in a - y aasboue The sweaters, as known in west- Headquarters © for fishermen, John Houseman, artistic direc: ‘world's ——s whaling port, ‘produced by the other two, ‘The 'the director. : ‘lated that the mail went through ‘truck. - ern Europe and America, ane hears set Sh Oe. liars. Ht PNG RIGHT ee oN DT. ; THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY. 2, 1957" Ne ak ae ee — - ° ” : 7 AT FEDERAL'S! _imroing Chaise Cater werterseiaanvion, |. 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Mlusttat. the yard and garden. leaves, ditt, etc. He Doon se Desemest - rh f : : : fe) a” | / : ois back . 4 154 "e ANN 72s ‘ea : = 2 Ba . ee. ee 3 ee a See E 9.3 ai = i %, Z a ace erase i gies : t ; % if ; is it \ a rh Sy ee emer tai! on es co a ena ec at si +4 hea ; j ' fo. \ } i \ j Fs 4 bee t 3 t <4 er / : f ei, PS oat a % 4 R * WE L VEY ‘Your PTA Is Planning: | - Schoo hid Cut Two Installations Tonight’ Seen for State © AVON TOWNSHIP—Stiles School’ chairman of the Safety,’ — Finance Official Says ‘school, PTA will meet at § tonight at the'in Oakland Courity PTA council ia Slash of $20 Per Pupil There will. be an installation of ‘talk on “Safety? z officers; annual reports; a report i Now in Pr ospect ‘from the Ayanddle Citizens. Com- Waterford Shutterbugs _ -| Rises Rapidly mittee and a. report on the PTA Slate George Phillips % by! Sn : LANSING — A State school convéntion at Traverse City by Jew = DALLAS ~A_new disaster! finance official ‘said viahesdey a Mrs. Paul White, “Refreshments WATERFORD TOWNSHIP area was declared on the lower! | cutbaek of about $20 a pupil now{¥il be served. |The. Township Camera Guild will Sabine -as* the flooding river) - is in_ prospect fer the May 15 school, . WATERFORD TOWNSHIP: thold its meeting ext Tuesday at surged downstream at record aid distribution to local grade. and! Installation of the 1957-58 officers & p.m. in the CAI Building on heights today, high school districts. will take place when the MeVittie; Williams Lake road. Program will Hareld R. Brown, finance chief PTA meets at 7:45 p.m. tonight.’ ‘feature a lecture by George Phil- in the office of State | Superin- yirs. Walter Havrane will preside.|lips on the subject of photograph: pDenwyvilie, s tendent of Public’ Instruction, said’ yjain speaker, Clyle Haskill,' ing glassware.» ° di eked it currently appears that only. about) — ~~ The 1,000. residents of -the eight million dollars will be avail- : ton County town, 10 miles able for the final 1956-57 aid in- ; Py ‘A stallment, or about 27 million dol- dpicis Group Approves oad cag Rape Sigeie gms senate Leader McLeod as Ambassador . pay out in, full .smder- the | ‘of Orange, Tex., was hit by a. flood in 1953. legislative a si: WASHINGTON (INS) =~ The Trinity A et waterdhed in ah os ey ste nye “te Hi M licy - |Senate Foreign Relations Commit- central Texas, causing flash Peters. ‘Hé is the : Ms ) However, the Neglliaad has ‘i ite today approved State Depart-|floods in the Dallas area. A new mages fore it two bills which might alter} the outlook, although neither would| = affect dollar payments from the state treasury unless changes are written into them, ° Z The most promisipg® bill de- pends on a beer~“and whiskey revenue-raising~ plan, effects of which - ‘not be felt until | ‘ment Security Chief -Scott McLeod Objects to Cor al to" be ambassador to Ireland. ‘The! \vote- was 9 to 6, ‘Deals’ for Cabinet, but: The divided vote came after the|‘ Not for Congress: [committee had rejected, by a simi-| “Ohne and Trinity, llar margin, a move to postpone | WASHINGTON w — senatelsion xo er | Democratic leader Johnson (D-| Six Democrats opposed the for-. < the fi year starting —_ 1. (Tex) says General Motors will not;mer FBI —— s coptinmetien. | um-rich. Gladewater area | DS ‘jt now stands, Brown said, give congressional leaders the| Tey ware. £ ee carne’ Le ‘| flooded and shut down as _bayments for 1956-57 will wind up same dea) on limousines ‘it offers! rahe we Berk gh 1a: ‘water crept out around the at the rate of about $170 a pupil,’President Eisenhower and other > a A . ¥. x after allowance for offsets “stem- top figures | Wayne Morse, Ore.;. John sted ming from the deductible millage) The Texan, engaged in an econ- ee — Poses sect clause. This compares with the omy,debate with Republican sen- Peg Mi ‘adie Saat ‘but tah il $190 figure written into the state ators, urged them with tongue in| a on oe | aid law by the legislature a year cheek to use their influence with) ago. General Motors to get’ idéntical Three, Minors Jailed + * * trentment tor pebgreqsionsl, tent for Possessing Beer = Brown said that if the legisla- ers, ture, makes a move to supplement) n e youths were ordered com | mitted to. the Oakland County Jail available funds for school help, an’ additional distribution. of state)|cats each year to the White House,. fay for one week after they. pleaded guilty to the. charge of pos-: ~ monies probably would be made/Vice President Nixon, Cabinet offi- : just before the end of, this fiscal cers and some ambassadors at a scosittg: Make while tal year. rental figure of $500 annually. The , : users pay the gas and oil, but They are: Robert A. Starkéy, | Under the statute as now writ- GM handles all _maiste . and 20, of 3048 Churchill Rd” Auburn ti ; ten, the’ May 15 distribution, So ool , Heights; Bennie Karpoicz Jr., 19, ;morning and continuing | taking inte, account anticipated — of 1818 . Manse Rd. Wa revenues for May and June, But the company has declined | Township and Ronald James would be the final one. of the | to do the same thing for con- (18. of 704 Kenilworth Ave. fiseal- year. gressional leaders whe are fur- Stateschdol aid payments are) Me cars, the majority leader lum committed supported priniarily trem - two-, said yesterday. Ke explained | ifailed to pay the thirds of state sales tax collec.) at these cary must be traded | _and three days in jail each. ettort this tions, which have been lagging) ™ ®* 8" ammual cost of $1,500 | Pontige police report the three; all their s_in = behind expectations. | $1,808. were arrested in front af ra L “I suppose this is because Gen- leral Motors feels-that what is good! terday after police found five bot-' \for General Motors is, good for the|tles of beer in the auto youths we | Cabinet, but is not good for Con-| riding in. ; Future of Pearman so! sc ssa Still Open Question ‘kelton-in Hospital County ounty Births DETROIT @®- — The-legal. tu- ture of the weird case of Dr. C.| ang tire, somes J: Laos. 9 L. R. Pearman still is unsettled. ‘oa April 8. he hes na Recorder's (criminal) Court Judge; Ww. McKay. Skillman yesterday. postponed coyrt action and ordered) PA the, peak crest Was ora Planned by Lions * * +e Johnson said GM supplies new , ling city streets with ‘their trio after they) According fo’ Gerald G The Lions Clubs. of Pon age SANTA MONICA, Calif, ® — Comedian Red Skelton has been | admitted to St. John's Hospital (°7-* Bg Kay with what his physician calls an | Nar and Mrs. " haven i Stackpole, da “unco! j 47514 Winthrop 8t., Utica, announce the mplicated virus infection ‘birth of @ son-on “april 4s. He h nod She | Coie, s1 7” i attorneys to file briefs. | See seeene oceans co kien ae Hire, nei The Detroit psychiatrist saat to work bedare next jerest St. announce~ week told police an eerie tale of] his doctor said = trying. to hire a killer to shoot), ‘ ‘ Mr |Shannon Dr. ‘Tullio, 41120 Van Dyke Ave., son of Mr. and Mrs. key. oe bac | Washington ane, . a , (DTexas Rivers’ ¢ il Rampaging : -Lower Sabine Surges, | Downstream as- Trinity threatening to in- undate for the second tinie in four years the small community of Were standing by te evacuate if necessary, The town Heavy cloudbursts soaked. thie flood warning was issued for the Trinity as it began a. rapid rise. The rains spread over much of the eastern half of the state~in variéd amounts, but except for the, ithreat was easing along other riv- lers, but water was still high. - F the upper Sabine, several | red oi! wells in the petrale- ’| western edge of town. Officials said, however, they peed the White Cane Drive Governor G,. Mennen Williams |. has proclaimed April 29 to May] 3 as “White Cane Week’ ahd lo- cal Lions Clubs are preparing a "ox veneers wor doese I Beginning at a.m. tomorrow through ‘Saturday, the Lions members Y* Cane Tag Day drive to raise for the sight: conservation Municipal Judes Cecil B. McCal. '°r & ree her choice, $20 chairman of this year's white cane| rd . committee, they will concentrate] two day 100 Au-' period instead of the prolonged 80-| burn Ave._about 11:45 p.m. yes- liciting programs of past years. = | have a long record in aiding sight) \relief programs -~ helping the the: ‘Slate Fall Wedding . UTICA — Mr, and Mrs, Loreto |. ter on April 5. Ghe has been announce the engagement of their } er, Dolores Jean to Lyle, rence B, Cole, 55647 Mound Rd.,| The eougle i planing «tal all| wedding! a New- north JUDY MILLER — Enough Is Enough were high south- an"hour in a.25-mil =e. _THE PON TIAO PRs ‘rnonsbay, ay 3; x. s oe i ‘Mr. ind Mrs. A. M. ‘Miller of 3139 Whitfield Dr., Maceday Lake announce the engagement of their and Mrs, Edward Skotzké of Home- stead road, Waterford ‘Township... No date has been ‘hast fot the wed-| RENO i®—Two traffic officers gave Wilbur Howard a ticket for driving his pickup — 40 miles wile, who was driving the family | car 35 miles an | hour in thesame | socitiag to ‘Mrs pee here on ” Sunday, ‘trom 2 ©. Collect $750) in Drive LAPEER “> _ The ; “door-to-door ¥ drive for the American Cancef So-! ciety Fundraising Drive here wns Married 50 Years week, amounted to $750. The dewn-| town area. report -has not been) received as yet and several of ‘being’ planned for the ‘workers have not turned in'H. L. Schmidtke at. their farm year. si * ohn ~G. “Libbers, volunteer activities, - ee : he fie ‘money, a: nptinneienlagtinioni ‘The Republic of China is send- CLIFFORD — An open house is ‘to -several fairs which -will be Mr. -and° Mrs.’ held in the . United Bae this, * for Elegance i swhihy have a tate for *. — chairman ofS p.m. ‘The celebration js in bonar- jaf their’ 20th wedding anniversary. ling art and industrial exhibitions White 4 ns | tia) Utica, Law-| him to death, . or bond in the custody of Dr. Albert E, Wallaert of the court psychiatric clinic. | Judge Skillman honed legal | arguments and brief police | | on Signing’ a warrant } Pearman, ; Chief Asst. Prosecutor Ralph As] Garber and Pearman’s attorney, Ernest E.- Ostrow, were i to file briefs, 2 * * _. The unsigned warrant accuses | Pearman of ' “soliciting another to. commit Ostrow. contended that, i, § any- thing, the charge would be. sol-’ iciting suicide — if there: is such | a crime.” Air Force Abn. Kalkaska Jet Field WASKINGTON wm — The Air Fore ad ay ae ei "| SALE! 21-INCH. ‘ Wiewable Area — 61 Sq. 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Domestics, Main’ Floor or ‘Sewing Machines, Maia Floor F i s s pe , f # hi ‘ gi = e | r « J ee F f ca : y F, ot = Pee ger: : cs . é é Z =— 2 nee eS, oi wt * — a j $ : ee eS ee . 5 : { st4 ff 2 - i . ; ; ‘ ‘ a se j é oa oT 8 . i 4 si LE: i as: % i ‘ ty = : ' ” : . ve . "ne A PO , i o = . r % } Le ' ; . - ; - ‘ . . - j ’ se e b a ‘ i : : f i r wr . ’ b ‘ , 4 ‘ 4 & s i oe ey : \ : <} < , . “ = : , = . a : ZB: M4 ta. Ce A “ i ia fine = . ee 4 “Te s ty : bs ae H : a p : ‘ ; sf Ee : 4 7h ~ ‘ < 5 * : fp bo Bly . oe Ap er os wy ae 4 t % = 4 i ee &, oY. 4 : ‘ <4 & sae 2 . x ‘ mn . : . ms + . - “ “ é . — \ Paes . oy Pes ts : : re RS * " . * _ “ , es F “ ¥ 5 f * E * : : s t — ~~ a! \ = i \ “WS we ee of ; . a ee * Eos e ‘ ee ee a é + yo THE: PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1057 _. [FOURTEEN Security for You : By RAY HENRY Associsted Press Writer | Harry Smith, a neighbor of ' ~~ mine, had a visit from his-moth- er and father the other day. His mother is 64, his father 73. After Harry introduced me to his mojher, he said to her: “Have you got any questions The amount of the reduction de- pends on the number of months between the time you start drawing the: payments and your 65th birth- day, For each month after age 62 that you wait to get the pay- ments the reduction will be less. *« * * : about Social” Security? This fel- low can probably give you the _ answers.” '“No,"*eshe said. “I've decided te wait until I reach 65 before I ask for my Secial Security, I understand I'd take quite a cut | in my payments if I started 7 them now.” She added that she'd be getting the payments as a wife and that her husband was already receiv- ing Social Security checks, ~ BAD INFORMATION As she continued to talk, it be- came clear that she'd been given some bad information. *x * * 7 She ey ‘that — as of last Noverfiber—a wife between 62 and 65 could collect Social Security checks if her husband was. al- CITES EXAMPLE reach 62, your payments will only |be 75 per cent of what you would get if you were 65, If you wait un- tio your 63rd birthday, the amount of the payments will be 83 1-3 of what you would: get: if--you: were} 65. And if you wait until you reach 64, the.amount will be a1 23 per cent. Suppose you're besbend is get- $88.50 a month. Your. pay- ment at 62 would be $33.30; at 63, $37; at 64, $40.70; at 65, $44.30 — depending on which of the ages you Wanted to start the payments. . 8> & Of “In any case, if you choose the reduced payments at any agé be- tween 62 and 65, you'll be ahead for the first 12 years, But, if you eady drawing payments; that un-|collect wife’s payments at the re- November the earliest a/duced rate for more than 12 years, i 3}the total amount you receive will not be. as large as if you had iil Wives Confused ‘About SS. Payments os ‘(Questions on Social Security problems may be addressed to “Social Security,” in care of The Pontiac Press. Questions will be answered by mail from the Pon- tiac office of the Secial Security Administration, Thore is no : charge for this service.) Unveiling ‘Lady’ es bay ted a sero study, od te “Shooting orn lu es ries wpe ed aga Freed on $300 Bond. “Grady Lee ‘Miller, 33, of 10237 Ct. Ferndale, ime, bound time to unveil a $50,000 plastic}, lady at the state capitol. - The lady usually is shown at THREE RIVERS Wi — N "iAceused to Take Stand in JoAnn Slaying Trial DETROIT (INS) — Philip J. Singer, 38, was expected .to take the stand in his own defense today at his first degree murder trial. "The sugar warehouse foreman is accused of slaying co-ed JoAnn Ste He has repudiated confessions os after his grrest and was ] For example: If you choose to) start your checks as soon as you waited until 65 to start the high- er eae if i tu F t Ih fet z F é gi; o"s° Ff siak? bel rip 2 i ie fr Hib tit ff “By golly, I'm going to apply for Social Security now. 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And, with | Factory List $359.95. the 3-speed automatic record player, Ute wi hear ALL your records come to . with beautiful tone fidelity! 317 yi oney Down-‘2" Weekly bated _ INNERSPRING MATTRESSES eo 4 hs | i & = “THs PAIR OF TWIN-BED COMPLETE ‘OUTFITS . wee ~ WOnTH DOUBLE THE PRICE! ” RESILIENT “col SPRINGS. } ’ “~~ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN ~ Prisoner Given Believes THE MAYFLOWER I UNDER SAIL — At Plymouth, « rassberry. Curse Rides Maylower, ‘Warn Armchair Admirals ves Tornadoes Spread Diseases Webster ‘as the pow. erful orator who championed an ment”? of conserva- ‘Lawmakers Pick Immortals for Senate Hall of | and South, [Alben W. Barkley of. Kentucky, | William Borah of Idaho, Stephen}: of inois, sachusetts, Lyman Trumbull of| , Oscar. Underwood of Ala- Arthur Fame il a5: GEMQLOGISTS ; . s La aa y : ? A ; ‘ ‘ County Workers Mots Estoblshed His F Ilinois Established His - H = er Ce Fe Innocence Ie dgppy In enter. SPRINGFIELD, Il. w — The ‘ as Boe ar State of [Illinois has awarded New Building Sprawls 5 ie 6 ysare in Ea ag Pg: on Large 30-Acre Site crime he did not Financed tically © _ Gov. William G. Stratton yes-| | Locally terday signed «legislative act providing payment td Roy) A long, low building of cement | B. Eaton, who was released from block, brick and glass is the new ' : prison about a year ago. headquarters of the Oakland , oe eS a on been rang ne “ee Po a : : Ae Se _£ : oH serve one to (ea ogden and their IN SERVICE CENTER — This is the. new $635,000-plus center and offices, opened last summer, are on the |prison.on cony fetion of a $50 rob stait cf 30 building that houses the Oakland County Road Commission at left. The camera looks at the new building across the new, 200- |bery in Rock Island, Ill., on Oct. fngineers, clerks, se) 5199 Pontiac Lake Rd, New i@e. offices, opened yes- — stall parking lot. 4, 1938,-Before his arrest, Eaton ; retaries and ‘Other trained p $0 terday, are in the right wing. The garage is shown in the rear . oe was a watchman and odd jolts “nel yesterday began operations tee : man in Lordsburg, N.M. ne oe reee ane Gay = : ah Combination of mistaken iden. found y, aliases confusion the county's him.to the robbery. Eaton, at his : rep been in Dlinois, but was identified. The new structure as the robber. . a big, 30-acre site at An three Lake Rad., next to” years ago by State's Atty. Ber- y F : nard J. Moran of Rock Island a Zs led to Eaton's release. "s si ae a a iprewee fe att hed | . Louis G. Burrall of ven- calgon pert. lowe, that he and John B that , Da ig ye ag Boy: Paint and | |fedetal prison, committed the ‘ous sie ane _|rebbery for which Eaton was sen- _ Sectionup to $313 -_ - “LONDON (NEA) — If the May- PAY AS YOU GO | : flower II, now én route te Plym- s Charge by Williams (ror stncs wee sr sptne « eax ‘son ‘was proud * “lin mid-Atlantic, or one of her crew a. To 'to-invoke—the-mariner's curse by thio irom ssed Right Back shooting down an albatross, no one . The bulk of the money, he ex. ‘““« : Peursem (R-Zeeland progress of the Mayflower plained, is expected from sale of! BETTER SERVICE — Two of the road commissioners pose at yesterday's move into the new headquarters, while the third com- Mohd, wong * ), speaker!) Pi ie et ee the commission's former. building} the public enfrance to the new building, which is desighed to in- missioner, Robert ©. Felt supervised vacating of the old offices has thrown the charge of “political (C&P Cod sometime in June, is be- and property at 550 N. Telegraph crease the commission's efficiency and give better public service. at 350 N. Telegraph Rd. “ motivation” made by Gov. Williams|"s watched with gloomy forebod- ee a os ee Commissioners L40 0, Brooks, left, and Sol Lomerson. directed eal a Oe back at the governor. _ ‘jing by the arnichair admirals ied to be “aid —_ - are 183-ton. replica of the original pected to: ‘soon. of primary roads and 1,800 local The rest of the money, Lomerson sate ) ; Mayflower, built as an Angio- said, comes from accumulated a ‘arty Wiae tat tee tes ee ee & The road commission is a semi- AGaatic. | . The new administrative wing is; dependent agency, working with The Mayflower~II is a “hard. ee ee we tilpos Free ngose Spdtardlere' Lomerson two other| State Department. Liason hands ive an eye on commissioners, Lee 0. Brooks and/with the Board of her ever since her keel was laid in py tober / pwhiieh must approve all its proj- July, 1955. These sea veterans gave credit to Leon ects, is maintained jshake their heads gloomily, speak tee peed ey nn (nema necdy ai titers Onn of a special jinx which will dog the pre negra ao gt | : ship the rest of her days. There are separate offices for ; Increased building costs (the) tea tn oemnering oat: 0 Rew Guif Contract. original estimate of $240,000 soared oped of drafismen; tacittties tor (“| ' bookkeeping, ‘blueprinting and ~ : conferences. . | DETROIT @—The two-month}. tee eommaint department with tue oil distributors in the Detroit lod an ae ee retry, 'S|area is at a formal end today. of Oscar 1 Stila Cacuhad! ant tadie waa’ » maintenance Chemical and Atomic . Pontiae Press Photes = fineer. Nearby, in the section comers Union yesterday ratified #}_ RADIO OPERATIONS —A-nerve center in Elmer Hess, above, is able to shuttle equipment one lle Eipereee apne fp oe contract’ with Gulf Refining the new Oakland County Road Commission build- and. persopanl ny spoons * Giant 20” Blades! . —— * Quiet, Motor and Blades Rubber Mounted! &Tilts Full 360°! & Rolls Easily Anywhere! . | *& Use as Circulator or Ventilator! Save now, don’t let scorching weather sneak 7 up on you! These giant roll-aBout faris have 3 speeds, low, medium and high. The fine on) grit protects = costes No radio interference really quiet operation. Save today, don't wait! So Cool, So Breezy . age So Lightweighs and Strong! Completely Adjustable ee + Folding ALUMINUM CHAISES sas 2 for $29” ‘SAVE $15. 91! oe SESHTIONAL Hi = 3 ite Z ‘ z 332 saa8 struction, wide velon ribbon- tring, Washable and ' weather Red/White a tesistant. Folds compactly for woe. storing. Get yours today! Weite's . Downsteirs Vs REPEAT SALE! 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With 4Cycle, Heavy Duty Clinton Engine! . “Reg, 569% OVER Famous HANDY $139.95 Va OFF! : ANDY Features: , ; me ae See # Cots huge 21” swath Leaf Mulcher FREE with Each Mower 3 _ te walks, walls, fences : Yes! You can stillf-buy this big, rugged power mower at — © Recell starter (ne rope | "pre-season. prices!’ This. mower is built to lost; with af: ; A . sturdy all-steel frame not a cheop cast aluminum frame | * teen that won't stand hard use. The powerful Clinton engine f © iinet dhiliee wine’ : really does its job. Get one of these fine mowers today! 7 —e . 90 DAY WARRANTY! _ © Rubber tires : LOW DOWN PAYMENT! cae TERMS! 18” Reel Mower With Powerful 4. Cycle Engine + Adjustable Cutting Height 14” - 2" * Heavy Gauge Steel Chassis! 7 _ SAVE $50.00! : ~ & Throttle and, Clutch Controls on Handle! - Gui is u vee | r over r level lawn << | Soe ee ‘$ 95 - cowaion . < Mk Ook Setmiion "capes Maan dias. 5 adjustment from 2" to 242”... spring loaded-clutch ... sealed ball bearings ses everything you want in a high Penta temp honsre dct 90 DAY WARRANTY! ‘Big 21Ineh, Vo H. P . _ ROTARY M 1 Reg. $99.95 with Famous Power | Products Engine — =! : ; 3 : \ 3 4 B ; < < : ye “— ? Z . . ‘ Guard continued .to search e K. Ellis, general sales manager @ director of the Leather ‘Indus-| $80,000 Greyhound bus © terminal to Genevieve Jackson of 2446 Wil} yy yun G. eae ‘Animal Shelter. \for the body of William Wi ss Jems sa Reece tee eee tries of America. Awill- be dedicated here Tuesday,it liams Lake Road, and to Walter Parecliboaye eolle is re Li - year-old Charlevoix Coast pela experimented with contact lenses (plans to retire June 1. Ellis had is air ‘conditioned and equipped | Scott, 3381 Highland Rd., by the granddaughter of Hiram Maxim, P d F Pencil boatswain’s mate who drowned in/in 1508, lbeen with the firm since 16. ‘He Britain is short of pharmacists. |with a restaurant. Waterfqrd Township board. inventor of the famous Maxim gun.| Proceeds From Fenciils| A license to operate q “Kiddie-\Her father inyented the silencer) VW jl % pea 7 GaP ta Seadeias tatiied totter tat chen ill Go to Expansion = = of Present Site CLEARANCE [| SALE 13-2 Off MEN'S 3-PANT - New Styles — Worsteds, Shark- _ skins, Fisenele, All 50 ‘eta wilt ocll tor 18 cuts ar eel Sf | The shelter project ts. being 8. s e . aa a aa | dhrough contributions and seeceniin’ ; ~\ iM “y Matching Expansion Band : a lee bed 3 “less tad allowance 2.00 | Values Men's Cool 99 ; ¢ " ites es wi3s SLACKS $3 Ree a Dp ay. aa / z ‘ALOR EGL= | 320°" inte Allowance on. / ES a Old Watch, Regardless — Make or Se dition! | struction on Featherstone road, | nelir East Blvd, . ! *& TROPICALS * SUMMER SUITINGS ~ ALTERATIONS FREE ‘NO _ ‘MONEY $3.00 Values A $4.95 Leisure SLACKS Trade-in Aieiiomes on" ’ Any Old Watch ‘Regardless of Age: Make oF Condition! — i / Only at wke! INTERNATIONAL Silverware Set! | Save over. 60% le i ~ Reg. $29. 95 ¢ CONN’S © GO Se | ee Aon WR IN. Saginaw Tare of the fou tte Am: | geri . Service for 8 = | : | 95% 1 ever you've wanted lovely site _ verplate at @ price. - you can afford, this is the time to. get it! ‘ t Boys’ 2 to 16 Yeors 4 MEN‘S -- BOYS”. SPORT a, SWIM SUITS Values to $2.99 Reg. $2.98 Value s°> Up: Sells Everywhere ‘ST ONE RINGS. Comeo Rings, Birthstone = 3 Featensl Rings. sd Values from $19.95. to $29.95 — SALE! Modern Mountings! al c15_eey Exquisitely From “9° Ss = , \ = . ‘ ce ee ao R ) : ges = Fs : y = : a “< i. es Ee : ae eZ 35S wee : sie a 3 > ‘ ~~ ~ — ; ‘) & q, | ; : 2 a , e / x = ] iva ‘ 2 ag s : ; : RM ¢ 1 -_ a Rr PY s = = y : 4 R i i each ' ie : : 19. Mite list ms } matic. fee ae wey FREE! os . py we 3 ; ‘ f Ca yh : ck : . e. om eaie evils that now! lticers i, recent cereinony at Caught*in- Act by Buddy. q DR. HENRY A. Mil -L ts WA ae : ; arg: Optometrist 7° North Saginaw Street Phone FE ‘4-6842 “Better Things in Sight” .& Open Friday Evenings H a ifs ee 8 é ae He t 3 ell i S.F a $2 E Hs Ha i j : E é F | l gai : i | : ; FEE pa i “he “E a An Excellently Tailored Dacron Blend Suit... Plus a Pair of Contrasting Slacks A ) | . 7 . a ~ - Look your very best during the het months ahead in one of these handsomely tailored ‘ THREESOME SUITS from. Osmun’s! You get three times the wear in three different ways! ™ os | Wear The Threesome for business, for relax- ing, or for sports. Tailored of a ‘subtle - blending of Dacron in a cool looking linen- type weave, this exclusive Osmun’s suit holds its press better . . . is lightweight, resists wrinkles, and possesses qualities that mean more warm weather comfort for you. The Threesome comes in a choice of hand- some shades of grey, tan, brown, navy and charcoal ... complete range of sizes is always. tobe found at Osmun’s. | se ‘i bs : : : : : 3 { , ? . : 2 < : a Sy. a OE /You~Are Invited to te \ he ~. Ae pre : ‘ . Available at Both Stores } - the Golden Spike National -His-| With. some 2,000 inhabitants in. ~~ | 424" Emer, $19.98] 19" ROA .$ SY 6" Sliver. .. $28.98) 21” dackyan $29.05 , eae WWeaee Cs , ial 0 lec te: PonTra’ ge Me clout ne se A : a oa i MELT} 48 South Saginaw Street-Pontiac x ‘ 4, : ary - “x _ i YOUR BIG OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MANY MANY DOLLARS IN A GREAT in he TT AL EXTRAORDINARY VALUES . # Ses IN THE SMARTEST, NEWEST FURNISHINGS] * a ‘BABY SITTER? — With the warm weather moving in all across the nation, this New York mother figured sunny Bronx Park would . be the perfect place for baby’s afternoon nap. But — it’s Mom who's snoozing, with the wide-awake tot playing the part of a. watchful | “baby sitter.” : Sites Offer More Variety Nine New Vacation Spots Lure Nation's Travelers. _ WASHINGTON — Foot-loosejled the American pioneers into the vacationists, studying the mapjrich hunting and farming lands of with an eye to the nation’s storied/Kentucky and beyond. , recreation .spots, face a varied i and ever-growing list of places) PLAYED BOLES from which to choose. | Gap and Road piayéd Stepan In the last three yars, nine tant roles in Indian fighting, in new national parks, monuments, the Revolution, and Civil War, To- and historic sites have been estab-\4ay’s visitors find in this scenic lished, bringing the total to nearly Park two miles of Wilderness 200 under Federal or cooperative Road, Civil War ‘fortifications, management, old mill-and-foundry ruins, and a’ - mountain-top view of Virginia,’ Pagers aie Dealer es Pacific Northwest to a lush, Fert Union's interest lies in tropical area in the Virgin Is- the winning of the American lands, says the National Geo- | Southwest. Guapding the old graphic Society. Santa Fe Trail, it belonged te The latest, designated last path coach. robbers month, covers a seven-acre tract. gun - Ferma gor A and at Promontory. Utah. It is called} * 5. ntire Stock of Bet a > |War. iving -Room or Bedroom suites torie Site, and commemorates the: - heyday, the fort was a center, famous spike-driving ceremony in/f Supply, of news, and social life. : Here is your golden opessttiaiy to dress up your home at greater savings . .. Ward’s entire stock \ of .fine bedroom suites and better living room \suites has beet priced low to save you plerity . . in addition . -_+ you receive Ward's regular Get That basse Sea Now fa Wee Cobin or Recreation. Room! These Prices Are_ “ Good Fridey: ad Seturdoy Ontyt ‘ h» spring with any bedroom suite and a big $39. 95 swivel rocker with any living. room suite curing: this ot spring sale. a” Admiral .$ 8.98 17 Teletone. $99.95 102 Bendix ..$ 9.95] 17” Grosley .$39.95 | 10.RCA ... $19.95] 17” RCA... .$39.95 mY Strom. $ 9.95] 17” Philco . .$39.95 1244” Halll.. .$1495] (7” Zenith . $39.95 12%” Silver, $14.95] 19” Magna, . ga witit ANY LivING ROOM SUITE PURCHASED. DURING THIS SALE WITH ANY BEDROOM = a | _ — i 2 a SUITE PURCHASED. : iz lead 1 a free! Brie THIS. SALE! oo a _ « ee. 568.50 Innerspring, Mattress. —_— | = 12%” Stew. $24.95 | 19” Motorola $58.05 1244” Philo $29.95 | 20” TeleKing $19.95 16”. Ambas.. .$19.95 | 20” Ambats, $49.05. iinnerspring mat ing box springs sell coo save SSrontly styled Sivek ea a s oe ‘st bred acta $39.95 ff $59.50 per set Gresko we te en | oor you fr ie wih | * Silver. : $49.95 at no cost, with ony Sersgee: suite.’ , | Som Heng pam. suite. 8 rt $48.95 : : eg Eee, a ‘ie : = ae preeearanets " " see } oobi We Give Holden Red Stamps 20 al Exchange Privilege. il ise 1S) PPPOE ES A. new German Teon rn] Satan vias of Barack on y - Poet's ‘Corner ‘of England be. opened near the Upper! Riss in West Germany, More. Accessible by- Air = DOLLAR DAY. Z ' fet iif 7 re ER: : B | i a%§ 4 i vi : i W much more for these all leather valves! _REGULAR $499 E g ¢ i wt { gf National Geographic Society says.|""°*,"p mountain paths that offer ; | Sus : — It has he smoot rainfall, the bi" ‘on Lalee Ulswate, oon ies H-0-T ien't the word for these FREE! .. est mountain, and the largest lake) 00 Wm Sentient meat . specials. Gre] one 6 Denes ” alae from gréce val- ei “po pe yee ren upon“ Count the DOLLAR BILLS traci +e + Gpproved end $1 WORTH OF. STAMPS. leys of pastureland marked off |. fluttering and dancing in the] ON OUR WINDOW! i gm yey our merchandising | 10 Stamps Free to the first 300 with ed: stone. walls, the moun- |breeze,” Donald Campbell gunned atta hinoee you of anna edults in line when the store opens tains catch water:laden winds |his jet-powered speedboat to a rec- If your count is correct you receive | ine savings. Fridey, 10.A. M. be eb ine i or $100 woh of odor FREE! | BE HERE WHEN DOORS | "He cenctase wean es 159 taches s year in one par- | eee , OPEN FRIDAY 10 A. M. — a — wet section of the Dis. Women’s Feet Bigger, pppoe _ aay vEaES ——e Sparkling down the slopes in Shoe Fitter Claims pore - streams and falls, the water brings: CHICAGO @ — Women's feet) Pee oe getting’ bigger, says a shoe x Sale «sgl oe, SCR * . . a oe, mein, vas sl whch pene is 3h soe. as Robert “Southey wrote, draw| o,.i"\0' tn: past 15 fears women's Fa. $1099 Latior “ai over the worla* ae en algal in — jumped from @ paged nadaparg rg } the ugliness He the increase in pbc mar and mary ms et size is due ‘0 that] - @ Sizes 5-10 M (B-C) ’ - 6-10 NW (AAA-AA) ~ MAIN FLOOR—SHOE DEPT. | 74 ea Sitine St. Ee 2° . , GAnEih Maar BE READY FOR mm 83 >aginow St re 4.4243 FAMILY PICTURES WITH © Ms PHOTO iT FOR LESS CAMERAS ~AMPRO _.T30W Sam Movie | Projector | > Tokes 400 Ft. Reels REVERSES SHOWS STILLS | $1.69 Ploid Blankets, 60x76 Size..... $1 $1.99 Nylon Curtains, 42x81 Size... .$1 11$ .59 Connon Beth Towels.....3 for $1 ‘T$ .19 Connon Dish Towels....10 for $1 $1.99 Printed Table Cloths .........$1 $2.99 Cannon Bedspreads, twin, full. $1 $1.00 Plastic Table Cloths .....2 for $1. $1.00 Lesa aos ae: scsces 2 for $1 | $1.59 Cofe Curtains ..............$1. $ :19 Troining Ponts, 1106... :10 for $1 _ $..59 Infonts’ Shirts, 1 to-6....3 for $1 $1.69 Infante’ Dress, Dieper Sets... .$1 load, 4 speeds, inter- i i " $1.79: Tots’ Crawlers .- veneer eee $1 le We, carat [$1.99 Girls’ T-Tope,'3 to 14.....05.51 ~ : bors TEANS, $49 Girls’ Anklets .<........3 for $1. S ~ BOYS’ SHIRTS . $1.99 Girls’ Pajemes, 4 to 14...:...$1 $1.79 Boys’ Anklets,7/s-to 10 6 for $1 $1.39 Boys’ Boner Langhes.- 2-4 ee 1 Georges-Newporis . . ea! $2.99 Men's Sport Shirts, SMbr i, 2% y.1$ .75 Men's Stretch Sox, Save. 3 for $1 » | $1.00 Men's Spring Ties, Special 2 for $1 1 $2.50 Men's Belts, petagee owes , Ni & Twat. SIX. = salina oe ea Cee amine the present partition of Ire Member of Parliament ; ‘Northern I ae Ay is “not beyond| | Sonar ee Lia = siti ai “Jin US., Ghana Problems in Education | Same, «Contends Visi Real “fashion finds” at budget-right prices. Come and see! stripes +qG* ’ ae eS AY National Clothing Co. 9 South Saginaw St. From Gold Coast ‘fe AND LOOK ene Duncanson sald a shortage of WASHABLE, WITH hehe Or euetie ace mae funds more Sizes 8 to 20 “But both our nations seem to | Half-Sizes 1644-241; need. more money for building In solids, prints, | ar he Pontiac nocwgetupan er both city police- THE PONTIAC PRESS, 4 dhunspay.s MAY. 2 4957 sa1.s80 “iDriving in-Circles? | {ficir, sald ster were 1 reg: - HONOLULU dks pleted one for ever 24 persons. © Rain-Makers sige Up. VICTORIA i = Anew three} | _ “tyear contract with a rain-making} is c sixth sti firm has been signed by. British but its motorists clocked more thanjin South America, is navigable in) Columbia Power Commission. Al-jname: ‘ though a B.C. research council re- .iport said ne change in rainfall had & as 8.pesu ‘strewbal Vocabulary | * SAN DIEGO, Calif. ~The ity - - CUNNINGHAM'S fe VACUUM BOTTLE 2.520 9 MEN'S er BOY'S TOYO CLOTH HATS ........ 2% coe cot a Ke ir toeas. 237° conp—ert...., 267° Magnavox High Fidelity| ioe at, 4 for only sI79OS°. ter teens wether se ' 4 ae ee 7 F abe Pee é ; ; Zo ean ie : 2 s ae: < ; Z : 7 ie ie * oes ee gee 4 ee : . i ae ‘ = d 7 * ee Six 12” LP Victor Albume:. me of hi-fi music, clasical and popular. 4 Magnavox Diamond, Needle for finest uae ies : i vides to Washington Street, Henderson to, Pref. : sored the development lends the| fairly new to shows and rodeo enched ' . Combined Sewer device on request. arenas, ee ae 5. s | 2 : longer thinking a horse but =. few iveat iieiatet: bon Oe bi a = Referred to by the cowboy 25 | like a cow, then he knows he has Bivd. . ey ee Studies mn Funeral Home a *partin’ horse,” a “carving-ja‘ good cutting horse,” Mitchell - For further information see legal notice. Interested || DAYTON Ohio w— Jim ee ee ee ie mor (aenbnd aise property Owners ore urged to appear. Haven ca ty of Daytotil’ iso The horses hdve an uncanny into a herd of cattle, fires ability it DATED MAY 1, -1957. a’ a ensayo apa attention on one and forces it to) Sony when if comes to cattle, ae ADA eBid nef land fi Mee os Engg oo Se leave the. group. eeiead ahd constantty. peactics |’ ity Clerk {hall — while going to college is} "Good cutting horses are born| im the art of removing calf ead in a funeral \parior. — with an undsual interest in they wan te FIRST QUA “17-19 SQUTH SAGINAW ST. SUMMER LIKE | PENNEY’S SUMMER DRESS CARNIVAL! ALWAYS 4 ove ri ( eee Ae our cottons at “ADVENTUROUS: new Aes COLORS... 2 world of hues, Here’s the big timers; ..the shi a are going over in a big way right now down south: f Here’ $ whar the stylists, the cutting houses, our?‘ own buyers handpicked to put you into the fashion lead for summer! SUMMER PRINTS making their first appearance from America’ $ - leading style houses. . take sa SUMMER FABRICS Natural fibres! Man-made fibres - Ware, Blends that cooll Fibres to give A . god a vacation from ironing nae take our Dacron® | rotten blends at $9 ‘SILMOURTTES UNLIMITED — bare-backs to boufflants! Jacketed sunbacks! Sheaths! . +» take our Loma collection at A ieee 4 * “from water color tints to- vibrant, fe | deep tropical thades!, “a z ‘ CONSUMERS FACTORY OUTLET, INC. 9 a R.D. All SALES FINAL WO REFUNDS, S| EXCHANCES, b ETURNS » & BIRDSBORO, AND GASP! SALE ENDS SAT., MAY 4th OPEN ‘TIL 9:00 P. M. ON MAY 3rd PRICES!...LOOK AT 'EM. PENN. Kovoos Vw DAA aiaial «® Ist QUALITY B NYLONS iii i F ouses | COORDOUTES = 159} 399 _# Oc ao f y af * { " x “¢ : THE "PONTIAC. PRESS. _ vitunspay. 3 MAY 9, 1957 pce Brae ft Soe 4 tT ae ae . [sep de see iain Biayeh tea ti Toagary' ster ti The comes of 8 Eee \ Pacific Commander ja and New~Zealand-and core ish Nightmare wer with, her parents, . who io 5 sated area twshi greater |to the side than possible for @ ee ee rs +) Tyour act as: catalytic agents “Inow inf West Germany. She was ‘Seeks Policy Accord ix, sat Ps os EDOs Joy fully 7 Rag eal wih te cies fe ee - \for Young Pair , + + BRISBANE, Australia (»—The : es Mrs, Joyce . wrote soldier-| 7 “|U. S. commander in chiet.in the View Port ‘Development | HOLYOKE, Mass. 4 — Mrs./son Jimmy in Japan about the Pacific suggested today that’ Aus- James P. Joyce’s dream of{tall, pretty girl. She said she had tralia and New Zealand act as|_ KALAMAZOQ &—The prospectsia vacation tour through Ireland|agreed to come to America to go-betweens to” resolve British-|for developing ‘the port of Detroit turned into a nightmare . . ; alcare for her. , American . differences ‘on Asian|through the St. Lawrence Seaway|nightmare with a happy ending.) Jimmy's out‘of the Army now) = policy, wijl be discussed by Carlis J. Stet-/ j... original dream was coming and in the. insurance business like 5s ss. & tin, port director, before the Mich-ji4. in 9 big way in March, @ his dad. is Adm. Felix Stump; en route to 28" Asa miicised Soctty.. ete yeee ago, a8 she and her hysband| Aad ® salt, a ity Phe attend the annual Coral Sea Battle| M4 * ' |rede — sightseeing — through Ire- beth M " sg eve Bleed commemoration, told the Austral- a0 land. iat abeat. pels als. .She has 2 008 Americ Age; Discover Body in River of ere something hetien—a. diamond €2- “The United. Kingdom is the’ - Then“an auto crash. Mrs. Joyce 7 ; gagement ring from. Jimmy. United States’ greatest, closest DETROIT « — The body “of/was hdspitalized with a shattered ‘tally ~but. we do not always see George E. Hamby, 68, of Detroif, arm and leg —~ é pres alike, especially in the Pa-'was recovered Wednesday from the; A tall, sige” 4 West Germany recently allowed cifi | Detroit, River. He had been miss-| Joyce from St nen Hota extra gum and candy to enter “y think the prablems of Asia! ing since Feb. . yDublin, to care or her she from the United States. 13 N. Seginew St. em Qitiben goles "a Tels clin ior ce Luciarte demonstrates fora. young -boy-the operation -of-his-pedal- propelled Quadricycle. He designed it for motorists hit by Europe's for his 35-pound, four-wheel cycle car which features 18 speeds. ; Luciarte introduced the Quadricycle at the’ Concours Lepine, Paris’ Annual Inventors’ Fair. } | Offers Hope for Poo? Arrangement Dulles Defends U. S. Ban| on Newsmen to Red Chinal NEW YORK - @—Secretary of The secretary of state said “the | State Dulles, defending the State constitutional ‘freedom of the/ Department ban on visits to Red|Press’ related to.publication, and up TO China nm American newsmen,|"°t to the gathering of ‘news. says administration's foriegn ‘There are, of course, | policy Would be impotent if Amer (occasions and’ many areas where, | icans did “not accept “‘certain re- MEN'S” pou COATS “ENTIRE STOCK OF SPRING CLOTHING PRICED FOR COMPLETE CLEARANCE — | Dulles’ comment was made pub-| lic yesterday by Arthur Hays Sulzberger, publisher ‘of the New ~ York Titnes.. s informally with a Sulzberger wrote Dulles Apeit 231%, apd sap + One expressing belief that ‘the admin- ‘istration is abridging the freedom “~ sant onan TT. of the press and-using the Press| ing’ arrangement as_ as-an instrument in its diploma-jtines Been the case 80. io Pile : oT 63 . | SS as tear China. oe: would lay’ off 35° Wrote Dulles: pee May 11. 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"Mant one ‘aang. ted a customer, @enecvoeevese ehoecesecer cow eg ee eee oy . $ Af ‘ or THIRTY-SIX 0 oe eee a a _ > Wrap Vegetables ~ | __ inFoil fo Bake DALLAS, Tex” (INS) — You can| . cook vegetables without water and} Create . real. OCcAmOn, - SOME very tastily, too, by spring morning soon by serving wrapping | them in heavy, extra-width alumi- | rky- Rhubarb Lattice Coffee num foil, iCake for | or brunch. x * | This yeast coffee cake takes just Just place the frozen block of/a cup and a half of cut-up rhu vegetables on the foil, add butter barb. But that amount goes a Jong and seasoning and wrap. tightly./way to make an especially flavor- Place on a cookie sheet-in a mod- ful filling. Shape the coffee cake erate oven for about 25 minutes.- [by patting part of ‘the once-risen _ When green beans afe cooked dough into a round baking pan. ” this way, they are delicious served Brugh on melted butter or mar- lattice topping ‘from strips of. the with toasted slivered almonds.|garime and sprinkle with cinna- _ Clean, CLEANer, CLEANEST - house you ever did have... so-easy with Roman Cleanser Bleach. Use every day for washbowl, bathtub, kitchen sink, linoleum and tile floors. Roman Cleanser Bleach deodorizes, cleans, sanitizes, brightens: gives extra benefits without extra work. : Good for You, mon sugar. Then spread on the rhubarb filling. Finally, make a © remaining dough. Ba * * * : Choose shirred eggs, bacon and coffee to accompany this attrac- tive coffee cake. Begin the repast with a chilled fruit cup. Rhubarb Lattice Coffee Cake he ” Cup Cale (lukewarm for pressed yeast, warm for dry) % cup milk : s % cup mee ; 2 tablespoons shortenin 214 cups. sifted enriched flour (about) iueled butter or margarine Cinnamon sugar * * * * Soften yeast in water. Scald milk. Add sugar, salt and shorten- com. fing. Cool to lukewarm. Add flour to make a thick batter, Mix well. well. Add enough more flour to make a seft dough. : Turn out on ligtifiy floured board or pastry cloth and knead until smooth and satiny. Place in greased bowl, cover and let rise until doubled (about . 114 hours). When light, punch down. Let rest 10 minutes. Add softened yeast and egg. Beat — tan oS “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY hubarb-Filled Yeast Cake sg Good for Spring Brunch. something different in the breakfast bread line, try -Lattice Coffee ‘Cake. Tart’ spring rhubarb | ' gives a gpecial fruit-topped sweet bread. ff 1087. " flavor and appearance to this o Pat % of deugh in. bottom of well greased %inch round baking pan. Brush with melted butter or mar- garine and sprinkle with cinnamon sugar. Spread Rhubarb Filling evenly over all. ~. ae ek Roll ott remaining dough % iich thick ,and cut into strips 1-inch wide. Arrange strips of dough over Rhubarb Filing to make lattice. Let. rise until doubled (about 45) minutes). Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees) about. 35 minutes. Rhubarb Filling s Sableapean ebstehed flo 1% cups rhubarb, cut 2 tablespoons water * 8 Combine. sugar and flour in saucepan, Add rhubarb and water and cook until rhubarh is tender (about 10 minutes). Makes 1 cof- fee cake. ur into 11-inch Downright Delish and Easy to Fix Put a tangy barbecue flavor in liver and you'll have a dinner treat your whole famfly will enjoy. |They’ probably want their liver served this different way all the time. ., jat Lamb Cookery Has Definite Rules By International News Service Lamb should, be served hot or cold, but never lukewarm. According to home economists Michigan State University, there are three important rules in eooking lamb: first, choose the correct cooking method for the | cut; second, use low cooking tem- peratures, and third, avoid over-) Tomato Juice and Pasta Make Broth. Different Chicken broth takes a new took’ and flavor when combined with| bright red tomato juice. Macaroni and parsiey add body. en broth with % cup tomato juice; Bring to a boil. Stir in | cup elbow macaroni and 1 table- for the spoon chopped parsley, Cook until jmacaroni is done—about 10 min- Combine 1 can (14 ounces) chick- Baked Pudding | lIs:Capped With - " ORANGE JUIC ae ‘Mince Parsley for that's G TreeSweet® is the “seggonea cans P/ Season liver with salt and dip in flour. (Save remaining flour to thicken barbecue sauce.) Fry liver in bacon drippings. until browned. Pour barbecue sauce over browned hot. Yield: Four servings. gredients. and add tp onien and ~ |flour mixture. Simmer 15. minutes. liver. Simmer 20 minutes. Serve —— SWEET a = 7 BUTTER... tec | Bisco a peek oe. Fe Ss 7 x cts 5 ~ s é ‘ PorAToes \uteg. Makes 3 servings, * Ba Fresh _ LARGE EGGS ce DOZEN ic ‘nas CARTON. 4” VALUE? - POUND CARTON 7 BIG SHOPPING DAYS ‘Thursday Thru ‘Wednesday, orig 2nd Thru Moy 8th US. CHOICE BEEF POT Blue Ribbon REAL 2000" DiLt ce cree 39° Want FRESH eS Your Choice. P= 5 PEACHES «<3 iets = 25° GREEN ONIONS ~~ “Saver CK GREEN PEPPERS <4 PEANUT BUTTER »%& CUCUMBERS or | o- RADISHES 8 or. cello beg sib = F S f J THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 2 2, 1957 : ' Tip From. Spanish. Cookimg/Econe | Makes Chicken Exciting |OK for Loat Seni Gey A flavor all its own. It is character- ized by the use of certain’ ihgre- -— that add, a good: deal of Onion Flakes Baked in Rolls: se Froth Covsht PERCH *}Green onion flakes right in the e é ’ yeast dough give it flavor aplenty, tends heighten | mail Though they're primarily—an ac- ape the pesos serve aoe is ‘Onion Dinner Rolls raat a ti to the: 4 crumbs. Le Page ve American tei . a . memorable adtion to any mea, the ame. ot = badbage af salen gee ind | Lbs. $00. regardless of the time of year. pts. Ragen St ' . vor : the use of ontons alone E 4 E i Ha re aE E : & CATFISH and YELLOW ‘PICKEREL companiment, these onion rolls 5 2 “Hf It’s Alive-=-Bt?s’ Presta? 323 sit stcet yan Ss oe or ee pour dog can also be used as buns for small] This luscious vappaconge far idat pan’ ~} hamburgers — fun for ‘|nished | Breen peas And pil-\inches); turn parties, lento siti which also adds @ col-| nan: pack on Dinner Rolls Orful note to the look of the dish.| Bake in. , , . , fee. "inlet 15 compres Chicken Casserole—Spanish Style | oven until - : me | yeast, warm Sanu ~ float looks - 3 OUD mile lites green r, chopped SPANISH CASSEROLE — A chicken cas- features package df onion soup mix for a de- | 33,cup, sugar, 2 loves, garlic ‘minced me serole goes Spanish. This delicious dish pre- liciously different flavor. a te cup butter, Se margarine lanou a= eee - pared after the Spanish school of cookery 2 tablespoons green onion fakes + coe Sh Boles meng i % { ? 4 » white - & green olives, Follow a few safety habits injbelow par: don’t toss unsorted seen - mop, up spilled a0 | ps ng ee pie your laundry: Don't do the o> into the machine, but egy! F hes powtac PRESS, 0H URSDAY, MAY 2, 1957 “THIRTY-NINE ? "3-SISTERS Super Mkt. 2a WET | ddim JOPEN DAILY FROM 9 A.M.,to 10 P.M. HOT DOGS| Large Bologna me a So ci $7 00 | ‘Choice Pot aaa ce Can Hunt’ ; "69: roast 3 3: {@ make a good luncheon or sup- combination.. Here's a new ,. Sivoo tnt cheese sad = Wri ahs tele ee cake apposite corner to make triangles, may be left om or removed. gions cheese food in same Tporend Sectedl with indie or mao. garine blended with horseradish | tard. Insert a triangle of se between each triangle of and bread loaf in a 425-de: eo oe ee ee Bolka Dot Hot Cereal With Bits of Dried Fruit _, BOne way to get the day off with _-~ @good start is to conibine cooked! . ; Bae et 2 eae aa - . | with dried fruit, says the| TOASTED SANDWICH SPECIAL — Instead of aluminum foil t6 make a little tray, prepare the | Marketing Information| making individual cheese sandwiches for a sandwiches ahead of time and bake when needed. Agnet, Drs, Jesayhine Lawyest crowd, try making them all at one time. Fold : Fat be Conte ‘* FLORIDA =. SEBAGO POTATOES 1 LB. 4 arya teastiseiapese tie SY anane tt BAG | Pau Ready y Rock Fryers." 29° | Monterey . mi 69 oNANGE RIN COFFEE 25° | Always a Buy on Fresh Fruits and ee , , SUNKIST , [| SWEETHEART jf of BAR-B-0 ORANGES Golden Ripe || BAR SOAP CHICKENS Bananas a q = 2 99° | 10: |=: oo | Lorge, Firm (DEFIANCE 23° PArmour’s Star Vienna Sausages... .. ins “EE _ DEFIANCE | LARGE SEEDLESS pricodnd od ween =e] ‘CAMPBELL’S Bake- Rite SHORTENING TALL 1 POUND CAN RDS EYE FROZEN Pee awherries.. Kg le Michigan as § £ ro — io oo , 30 LBS. i. ee ld Z me Cro a a tia SAUCE. ....2 38" R favo his. “a aia |e aya fian e : a iene ‘West Huron St. Prices Subject to Change # | iy 9. M: 1030 M. teclading Sunéey ie pz 7] a8 mas = 5 SONG 4 ess } “an ‘ * yo x = s 3 : : a j a \ K ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. “MAY 2, 957, EE: : \ a as keg tinny Fuge Canes Millions of Kims i in S. Korea _ [tls Wil Ne | SESS at Bein Denes zt SE A * physical Unioa : ey U Setting Man Free Radioaclivity Check The Weather Bureau ce the eath of President Naval Secretary Fights , Public Health Service have been| peRiin odes Communist East/Single Military Service wert emer Can't Marr) An ‘Other Kim wASNGTON Tie Pee Heal Srv ee tense Commit Single IO ey father of five children is out of (Health Service plans to eptablish| 5 : lated rumors that $1-\., Gates says he is opposed fail weday for the firet time since about W.new stations throughout o-activity megsurement pro-jcircula scot Withelm at ang. ary. ee ae eek ‘sloeey . n tes spring gram. -. jyeapold er - « &t SEOUL (INS) — There are T,- ending. ‘On many ope had ithe Lee as about 500 years measurement of radioactivity rd The stations incorporate ‘an air)* dead. Roe ta — for weg rng es Hammer Lewis Summers, 31, 000,000 people named Kim « in esbireths ta , = ‘eo ne ~ air want ie gree. samples which filters the sir and ADN, the official East Germany) Club last night, Gates termed the ‘who told officers he pleaded guil-'South Korea, as any American) “*Y : | Confucian icolibng said that | ~ x * * jmeasures the amount of radio- reported Pieck, who! single-service plan. ‘ "probably the ty to two forgery charges because|.jcier can tell you, but it's not! The proposed law, for which’ f'every part of our bedy, even a | The stations will be operated by/#ctive material found. news agency, .|most “utter nonsense has he was told he could draw a 2 ceneraily known that custom for-|there is little popular support ex- bit of hair and skin, was be- personnel of the sta seal toon mer been folsted upon the Amer year penitentiary term if heinige many of the seven million CePt among conservative parents. quested upon us from our par- (healgh departments. The sites of oper- ican_public.”’ fought them, was exonerated yes-| trom, marrying each other. land Confucian scholars, would also ents. To preserve it intact is the the new stations will be made With such an operation, he add- terday in District Court. *-*® * apply to Lees -« of which there; beginning of our filiaj piety.” (public within two weeks, a spokes- |tir sed “perhaps the United States Dale Jackson, 25, former con-| In fact, the Korean legislature ts/@P@ 320 family groups — and =| But despite the legal ballyhoo, it;"@" ad would be led into devising a sin. vict from Chickasha, Ok14&. debating whether to turn custom, other Korean name groups. : Pians to establish the new -\gle strategy, and we need alter- cleared Summers’ name when he into jaw. x ie * is doubtful that a modern Lee, Kim stations and te re-establish a | nate strategies." confessed to forging two checks * * “ ‘The Koreah custom against inter- Pak making eyes at another network of 30 which operated eran club .awakded Gates its in Purcell while admitting other’ The law would ‘require potential marrjages of people from the Lee. Kim or Pak is going to worry; iast summer were announced a me Trophy for forgeries. ‘nates to keep one eye peeled on S@me family tree dates back to about family trees. yesterday by RB. J. List, Weather y : Summers, a farmer, who Was each other's family trees before) sentenced to two concurrent four- becoming serious and contemplat-| wr = ling marriage. It would work like| * © this: He said, “I was nearly para-| lyzed with fear, I thought rather a PS & ore es oe I would trade off and take four’ DIXIE DISCcouI | waluckity came frem the same years. | never forged @ check i) pised line. There are 420 such if y | seets making up the Kim popula i . o | tien. i Lp Paints Fire Hydrant ~ | Fortunately for romantically- to Fit Color Scheme minded South. Korean youth the DETROIT @ — Mrs. Lucille But back when Kim Young Shik, | Wilson painted the fenceposts in’ROK minister to Tokyo, was going, her yard white. Then she noticed to college it was quite a hurdle] that a fire hydrant with a “sick-'t) romance, a top clashed; .~ »- «+ ~f = enceposis. “When I went out on a date} She called the fire department with a girl by the name of Kim} and was told the top of the hy- . saueee Gees a " tof drant had to be yellow because of| i sd atts ior —— a code the department used to —_—o classify hydrants, | [ eheeis from two BIG Volos!] fl EVERYTHING IN THE STORE MUST GO... . . EVEN BELOW COST! f dl | OPEN TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT TIL 9 P 7 ~—_ OPPOSITE WKC | OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 6 109 NORTH ‘SAGINAW STREET 2-SPEED REVERSIBLE 20: Window Fan SELECT YOUR MOTHER'S DAY GIFT AT PRICES BELOW WHOLESALE cost ff NOW Is the — 6 ID KROMEX | GIANT LAZY | Sensine “Block Forest” 399 Your POWER MOWER Cuckoo Clock Famous Power-o-Matic Sell Reg. for $59.95 a —_ : om ot 66 FRENGH FRY POTATO CUTTER iia Gat 2° wait einen 299 _CLOSING-OUT ALL CLOTHING! Men’ 's Dress © rs Mount in 2.98 J — — 2.98 KROMEX CANISTER 99 Salad Bowl 66° SILENT _ 66: any Siytes OULY Range Set Cake Plate Set ——— Boys’ Sport 4% : ee | SS ated pe aie a HUNDREDS 5 OF BEAUTIFUL SHIRTS an When suerng het begin... be propared'wihe | ALUMINUM § ape TRAY Arey 66° |= . , SHIRTS i Sai eer peeae sox , PLANTERS. wa Y iogink QOD eet ee eet nee ee. TEA SET. 2' 1-Pe. res: A ww BEC ls Boys and i ’ ‘Tremendous Price Slash on All Fishing Supplies [i “CLOSING OUT PERT AND CAMPING TEAS uf Al ater Quay y kB NEW 1957 WHIRLAWAY file GENUINE U. S. ARMY ony ria SET a ROD ond REEL OUTFIT - SLEEPING BAG a: is Men's 3 stter peor FIBERGLAS SPINNING 97. fg SRAND NEW ARMY TYPE fe 4 WORK and” RODS ONLY......-....-- Lit FOLDING vided a ie 3.95 “OCEAN CITY” 100 Yd. Level Wind Only 4 ae , a | ait : — , “FULL SIZE PLASTIC Ae FIDERGLAS ry i t WATTEss oor - 3-SPEED. REVERSIBLE. 20 Portable ‘Downtown or TE -HURON, S. KRESGE COMPANY fate eee ny Wife Learns Art of Relaxing» Mrs. Jose Mora - Must Give Parties for Big Crowds ——— ess 5 ed (f ff ahF af fi : i fis it i I : | " +f ix? I 3 | ba ij i i i : i i it t it rl ei ¢ bs The righ are Mrs. W photographer caught these nurses in an “off duty” moment long enough to ~“ a eer. From left to | Sorority Holds Recruitment Tea ‘Harold Blackwood ‘Heads Day Nursery for Teachers lil if Ee Hi 1 fi oe Ae z i = * * Mrs. Mora. says she and to DS tj g 4 8 i 28 { the| Zeta Zeta Omega Holds Initiation Tea Mrs. William Pearsall, Mrs. Clin- ‘ton Barrett, Mrs. Robert Pearson, M. Swenson of Desiax Mrs; -C. A. “ avenue, ‘Gar Zeuil of Rey Oak and They are assisting with plans for the dance May: | Fernald of Sylvan Lake. 10. to insure success of the dence are Mrs.. Joseph apng (left) of Royal Oak and Mrs. Ebough, also of Royal Oak. —. — | Here's Way for approval fren Christine Zaffina (center) ‘of wicy. Clay avenue and Mrs. Robert MeManus of Yow Cass to Preserve What parents want to know about, the growth and development ‘ of @t their’ child at school and how this’ been the theme of a citywide Conduct Citywide Study at Lansing. | Ray Buddie and John $ mith, administrators of a ‘information can best be told has! \Church Honors don Woods and the Problems Clinic and Chariotte, have discussed the imethods of reporting used in their communities. Charles Wilson. Women! S Section THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957 "~ PAGES 41-45 Monday Is Deadline for Registration a er order that- final plans can be made. j * * * are usually troop committee mem- bers, leaders or mothers of the Scouts, will begin Tuesday at the Lincoln Stud ‘Spring Seren Charles Wilson was honoree at a dinner party Wednesday evening when 250 members of First - Con- ee ee es eee years he a ae music in the church. Baritone solos were sung by Max! Sutton, Robert Gaff. Bag Sn ceremonies, Wilson witha pt fo appreciation of is a8 ba J it becca Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Jatineg Rosenthal and Jay Jacobsen, . Guests attending were Mrs. Re- Plastic Cartons for Freezer Use. ‘to come with opaque plastic tops. Well, now they come-with crystal- ibel the contents, Just lift z. iy i used|Which presents a religious selections and al clear_tops,_so_you can see what ley the massed chorus “Spring Serenade,” a musical extravaganza featuring over 300 students of Lincoln Junior High School, was “e presented this morning at the.echool, with another coin cert to be presented at 7:30 this evening for parents) jand friends. m Featured on the program is the Ninth Grade Chorus, ) ents Present ade’ Today group ot? iscene from lagoons Training aut ie eompaiiins. wl @ —_ Girl Scouts Sign Up for Day Camp Naval Reserve ‘Training Center East boulevard, which is ” Couple Travels ‘with—solo—parts -sung—b Tom Eley, Sharon Nichols Choralines, a girls’ singing group, and the Boys’ Glee Club, directed by Julius Middledorf. The Seventh Grade Chorus, composed of 100 voices, is making its figst appear- ance. . Soloists for the ensemble groups are Sandy Ferguson, Patsy Catherine Welsh, s“One World” is the anthem sung chorus for the finale. The program concludes the festival unit in music. educatioit. Beauty Hint- to the Smokies Following Rite marriage of their daughter, Bar- bara Waid, to George F. Dill. He js the. son of Mrs. George Frank Dill of Royal Oak and the late Mr. Dill. oe * * * The ceremony was performed by at 3:30 p.m. in the presence of arii—elose friends. . -&&. 2% a wis kdhte, Deen. neces. “Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth A. Strick- land of -Clarkston announce the by Group Three the Rev. Richard C. Stuckmeyer at {Christ Lutheran Church Saturday/!#- ee Home Discussed at Child Study. “How We Make Our House a r. 4 i qui i : b : | lit 48 ns a8 Bs Pi a adeser accepts a bound House today while, ay je League of at the White. posing in the rose — wanbest aftsha Nadie Women Voters. — a CG Ae siniled bs a : : a. * OF Se EG re a iy FORTY- TWO. Se eye : ay ; +7 Se ~ fae 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, AIAY 1 2 “1957s NS eS "You've Got to Show Them Who's 's Boss or They'll Show Yow’ By EUGENE GILBERT President..of the ; Gilbert Youth Research Co, « Should the names of young law- breakers be published in news| papers? c * * * ‘ FBI Director J. oar. Hoover has urged this means of curbing juvenile snaue, ‘But what do teenagers themselves think? . This is one issue on which they ate_spit aimect: down: the middle, 5: While they agree generally on a “get tough” policy for handling}: young criminals, a large number feel that notoriety merely gives them a feeling of importance. | enough, pe in favor “a publication think that coddling in this as well) | as other refpects leads to further own medicine. Scare ‘the guts transgressions, and that some, youngsters may be taught a les- son if their families are mthclest- ‘ly humiliated. If you are going to print name® at what age should ft start? About half ef the teen- ers théught it should start be- fore the age of 17. The age of 18 was a popular! one for a starting point, but near- ly a fourth of the group -thought that publication should not start until age 21. ; ‘ +t * * The division on the -printing of) names was closer than on any similar study’ we have made. Close divisions are rare in studies of this kind. SOLIDLY TOGETHER... On the treatment of delinquents, however, the youngsters are ~ not divided. = wee * Ninety, per cent -of more than “Give the goofs a taste of their out of them, and you'll soon see the difference,” advises a Chicago lad. * * * : Most young people. ~- from 80 té 87 per cent of those interviewed — would mete out indeterminate jail sentences for offenses like smoking marijuana, using narcot- ies, street fighting, driving a stol- en car, vandalism. TAKE ADVANTAGE - Adults are afraid. to punish . pre ea because of their al youngsters.say, and lawbreakers! b take advantage-of their reluctance. * * ® “They don’t dare do anything to us,” one interviewer reports to do anything we want until), we're at least 18. “They can't stép us because, after all, aren't we the same age as their own kids — the little brats?” Most of the teens defined juven-| rn \ y «* -%, Many go on to suggest he is a neurotic, mal BURDEN ON PARENTS Most youngsters rest the burden on the parents. The home en- vironment accounts for apes hundred years.” She admitted she i is “sorry” she ever tnade it. * * *® now I am afraid it may. make my children unhappy, I hope they never show it again.” a Like everybody else in. Holly- woed, Hedy is writing her life story, including a chapter on “Ecstasy.” “Like I said,” she repeated, “T’ve had my troubles. But they've never made me want to. take an overdose of sleeping pills, slash. my wrists or shoot myself!” Lotions, Creams Must Be Applied Slowly at Night dab it on hastily, Start at the base of the throat and work upward and outward with firm, light strokes. the eyes. The skin here is both thin and sensitive and must not have rough treatment. Use a fingertip for this and use it very gently, In the morning, lotion, ‘use the same ~ Beats = fo Sheen OG line to remove the accumulation of just at the “T haven't seen that in several] | © “It made-my husband unhappy) - at the-time,” she declared, “and ‘transfer for puppy pillow; sewing directions. But be careful of the area around | - stale aa ome ond nie panion, make this 18-inch “puppy piliow.” He's sure to. become ‘the pet of the family, and is so easy to take care of! Pattern No. 5735 contains hot-iron, . jand_embroidery. 372 W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, I. It’s ready! The 1957 Needlework |tems and @ quilt. Only 25¢ a copy! Remove Scorches Scorched your pretty white blouse? If. it’s cotton or linen, adjusted youngster who feels out of step with the. “We're as free as ‘birds; world. - Send 25e in‘ coins, your name,| jaddress and the pattern number to Anne Cabot, The Pontiac Press,! moisten the area place it in sunlight. This may be done several . . Teeners Would Be Tough With Juvenile ieee who is first and foremost a law. This artfully molded suit has boy shorts and a . wave of cool white that accents the notched bodice _ and tabs at the hip jine. A well figured look for a day in the sun. , at Pontiac High New Citizens Birmingham Are Honored g \to Send 2 | ‘that always collects hairline. i . NEWEST and finest [ont i'2 SINGER | UJ Photo-Album Tip: i i fj iF i Teh He Struwe, ft 2h ag ae z of z# L = ‘Sends teachers and. students at Crofoot School are busy making last minute preparations Jor te annual School fair to be held Friday from 5 to 9 p.m.'at the school. ‘Mrs. Robert Pagilipe oF Maty Day avenue a, ion and Linda Beach of eskingion a: de | ee in Charm, one of the posters being dis, Mrs. Donald Wil- \ the E liams: of Washington street end David Brown also of ¥ _ Washington street, : New Sh Shoes = : Should Not. ” 'Hurt Feet Breaking In. Tight Sli es Is Strictly d-Fashioned Idea) = When you're busy os o bee you'll love this Honeycomb mesh wedge! : It’s light, soft, flexible and so smart for town, country or travel, White or beige. As seen . # y Cools Off 4 White elephants wilt be avail. aa eqraye on right. ioe |" hoslery. feet can be 20 degrees ice cream .and potato chips, “and) Crofoot PTA Plans Fair: Conduct Dedication General Richardson Cha pt ex, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, held a dedicatory service to- \day at Pine Lake Cemetery. Mrs. Alian H, Monroe, regent, and Mrs. ducted the dedicatory Pema! “in memory of Gidrena Farnam. condemned as a slum, says the Association Eldon Gardner, chaplain, con- \Mrs, Pierce Boutin and Mrs. Leon | eC | Smith, cotton candy: Mrs. William! 7 In just seconds. your over-heated. Beale and Mrs. Forrest Boster, || Young Mothers . . at Heart! i “Whine Shoulder” lpieshi eal ibis abs! bing two most desirable features—the : essential atomizer—and an unbreakable pe Amn Soars on ee Summer Prints for as Well as Mothers — Who Are Young for MOTHER'S DAY " Gitting We hove a multitude of thoughtful and loving woys for you - - oo 49 to Remember Mother on Her Day... a Mey 12th. : * . Gifts of Accessories ~~ --.a Nice Way to Pamper Mother CMB 0 DD White ne — a a Sketched .' * - 10.95 2 Shown here is: ae from our summer collection of , bright white’ mesh handbags styled by Whiting -and Davis. Top fasteners and zipper aero | Sketched trom Stock ' 19.98 eieauintnasaaetinetallliinisnsen’xa4 oiiaiiieabienes kaa) Accessories—M ain Floor ~~ ad Go everywhere easily in TOPPERS Wonderful, Versatile _ Springtime Geenpeaions sili ite ami 84d eit @. COTTON VOILE for Mother's choice in a cooling print . . . perfect with it’s scooped neck, short sleeves - and a gored skirt of floating full- ness. In green, ‘brown, blue or pink. Sizes 14 to 20. ine 19.98 b. JACKETED. DAISY DRESS in nes ‘that ccally Sit > Senet + fiche in your fashion outlook. 3 This is just one from our Po ge aR _— ete: i, hal * * ba _ “drip-dry Katya cloth. The necktine— is circled with embroidered daisies, repeated on the jacket. In’maize, pirlk, blue or lilac. Sizes 14 to 20 and 162 to 20¥2. ca 043 98 i ole GINGHAM SHEATH with eyelet : botiste, demure «in : front, with a deep V in back. The big bow is de~ J tachable for variety. In black, brown or blue with ‘Write. Sizes 7 te 15. | 10.98. ie > Dress falee—sann Poa a or ‘ . i * } “THE PONTIAC PRESS, -THURSDAY. MAY 2, 1957 CRIBS Teething Rail, 5 Ad- Reg. 548.95 justments: for tories and Mattress, $ 75 lixer Bars. 38 @ PORCH GATES @ BASSINETTES ® BABY CLOTHES © YOUTH BEDS CRIB ’n’ CRADLE 740 W. Huron St. FE 8-8031 For the June Bride Alicia oliers cll.the * latest in fashion for the Bride and her attend includiag a!!l accessories. Alicia Bridal S. 3S W. Huron” FE 5-3675 H | i } .paniop. The well-tailored classic in sq asks me -to dance, a good-looking sleeveless’ Version. -~ Tri p Talk Hit-and-Miss Care Won't Help. You: Leaves Out: One Couple Hosts and‘ Others Monopolize Dinner Conversation : "By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN” When planning a beauty routine) women often forget the most im- portant paft of all, This is regu-| Jarity! in health or beauty. ling BY EMILY POST vs * 8 The first letter in today's mail and cleansers, astringents ‘lived regular lives, jtells me: “Recently my husband and masks you:may have, or = of any kind. =k jand I were guests at a small many wonderful exercises you may * 7 / idinner party. Throughout dinner po they will be of.little avail: | and a good part of the evening,) ‘unless you apply the cosmetics and: ‘through ithe host, hostess and the. two' do the exercises regularly, ‘ests lother guests preseng discussed a “| irecent trip they. had taken to- Aopstelcgling a Pry Me gether and we were. completely mm up excluded from the conversation. of sleep, nor do vitamin CAN BE HARMFUL “Do. you. have. any suggestions| pills and health foods once >| Actually, sporadic exercise can. as to what we could have said,| Week overcome the deficiencies ‘be harmful. It.is nof good to throw) or done, to avoid the uncomfort-' -able situation, other than the few unsuccessful attempts we made to| ichange the conversation into; something more general?” } Answer: As you seemed in neo | way interested in the subject of their trip, you could have said - goodnight shortly after dinner , and left. & “Dear Mrs. Post: When:a young! ‘ dilate [man I know comes over to our} Practically your summer COM>! restaurant table to say ‘hello’; am I , supposed to ask the man I’m! \Cuffed sleeves are also provided. fat for permission, or is the’ No «matter how many No, 8486 with Paft-O-Rama im-|voung man asking me supposed’. exercises you ma know, they will be ‘cluded is in sizes 10; 12,14, 16, 18> fg wk this? Tar what . = Y z wonderful of caused by generally poor nutri- yourself into violent exercise after tion. It is mye day-by-day paliern (years or months of sedentary: liv- Surveys of those who. have re-| line’ strenuousness and the |mained youthful far into old age of time, On-and-off-again exercise |haye shown some remarkable like-ican be downright dangerous and No matter how effective the ‘nesses. Most of these folks have it certainly will not-have win ex- ming and toning effects you seek. They did not seurry and burry: ple routine and stiek to it day by: life, They had vital inter- day than to plan an elaborate one! ard usually were calm and and do it in a hit-and-miiss fashion. aoe and you are well on your way gay. Of course there are excep- However. it is possible to include good looks Ten hears ‘of sleep ene night | \tions, but this was.the main trend. the essentials of health and beauty to sessumuae ee ‘care without investing a trent deal) 1, of time. little avail unless you do them regularly. | \ \ I “Beauty Routine o Mist: Be Regular — foods’ than to eat devitalized foods. In fact it may take — . You should gradually Therease se the length the slim-| inmeiel Skin clasniink and tubrication * * * take only a few minutes. Let the It is much better to have a sim-cream or oil soak in whilé you work or sleep or bathe. kad to that scalp massage foy.5 or 10 min- - ae like to have my leaflet “Essential Daily. Routine” It talked ae longer to eat ‘vital /send a stamped. self-addressed en- velope with your request for leat- let No, 19 to Josephine Lowman in care of The Pontiac Press. Tomorrow: “Yes, a Beer Rinse Is Good—It Gives Body te ~ Mair.” “ — | Specialising in | HIGHLIGHTING, |20.Size- 12, 32 bust, sleeveless, 4% ‘accepted procedure?” jyards of 35-inch. ‘For. this pattern, send 35c in| Answer: If you alone are guest icoins, your name, address, sizejof a man .at @ supper club you idesired. and the pattern number | are expected. to dance almost) 'to Sue Burnett, The Pontiac Press,| continuously with him.,If a friend 2 W. Quincy St., Chicago6,Tll.'of yours asks you to “dance, you ‘Include 25 cents more with yourjask your host, “Don’t Worry, Madam, He Gets His Clothes Cleaned __ by FLASH ». CLEANERS”. Sot. 7.A. M.-6 P. M.—Mon., thru Fri. 7 A. M.-9 P. M. Downtown Store ‘til 8 P. M. _ 339 26 . W. Huron E. Huron (Drive-in) (Downtown) FE 4-3813° FE 4.8512 z 2 os oe i Attend Girl Scout Parley “* “3° i #\pattern order for the Spring &| John, ‘Summer ‘57 issue of our pattern! with Bob?” ‘the book. ‘Worn Floor Areas Can Be Retouched | a relatively new type of-mate-| is not possible for éach one to rrialcan be readily retouched— in | tinct lities between” the new ‘and; if- thie «* shoutd — be —done —im old finish. ‘varnish, seal penetrates the wood | | fibers. It is noted for unusual re-/is common courtesy to ask, = to scratching. if I dance a little of this'San Francisco, Calif. where she ‘colnshire drive. book, Basic Fashion. It contains| John witedly artwea<“Unt! ‘will visit her ‘sister, Bessie Brew-! More than 100 guests extended | dozens of smart, new styles for all/at all!”” You should, ‘however, | veraary reception held in Concord Methodist. Church. Personal Neus of Interest in Area Jessie Brewer of Norton avenue and daughter of LaSalle street and.daughter, Sheryl Lynn, April 19 at “Do you mind, will leave by. plane Saturday for Mr, and Mrs. Norval Logie of Lin- Pontiac General Hospital SHOP . 12 Schoo! Sf. -* FE _ FINE) 2 ie Maternal] grandparents of rE JEWELRY-GIFTS f Mr. afd Mrs. R “len eat "att ie f McKim Jewelry 541 Orchard Lake, ler: her sister-indaW, Mrs, Addison wishes ‘for ‘the couple at an apni- David C. B of Lafayette street are the paternal: grandparents, Scar teens eee a fages; gift pattern printed inside} make this dance véry short in Brewer, and Mr. and Mrs. Russel N londer to return quite promptly to Hillman and family. Mr, Hillman | John. *® * *- : | ‘ jis @ nephew of 3 prgalietnayee | Christened Sunday in St. George Greek “Orthodox Church was Elias Nicholas; som of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Nicheias of Cooley Lake road. Sami Gabriel of Ottawa drive was — fo Elles. : A reception was held in -the te church hall followingthe- ceremony, siedibe 8 Kay Stickle; freshman for guests from Detroit, Pontiac | at Eastern Michigan College, was 29d Canada. : these students honored | w;) & 4% by the Ninth Annual Honors Con- vocation of the College on ski (née Shirley Nelson) of Auburn’ | Wednesday; Kay is the daugh- avenue, announce the birth of a ter of Mr. and Mre. Theron T. son, Kevin Jon, April 29 at Pontiac’ ' General Hospital. Maternal] grandparents of the in- Golden wedding ik rang fant are Mr, and Mrs. LaWrence Mrs. E. J. Lally Jr., president, of-the Great Lakes Region of Gir! Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson of State avenue. Mr. and é . M. Logie of Concord, Calif... for- Mrs. Frank 8. Rulkowski of\Cen- and Mrs. Evelyn Copeland, execu-'Scouts.. The session was held last: merly of Pontiac, Two sons anditer Line are the paternal grand- itive director, represented the week at Edgewater Beach Hotel their families who reside here are parents, | Northern Oakland County Girl in Chicago. ‘Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Logie! . se + i Scout Council at the Presidents! Topics discussed at the all-day, | A sén, Michael Wagene, was sand Executive Directors Meeting sessions “included “‘Membership_ “Dear Mrs. Post: When cating | Leaving -today by motor for Si a cafeteria-type restaurant, Louisville, Ky. where they will at- should one ask permission of a tend the Keritucky Derby are Mr Oak floors finished with floor seal Stranger to sit at her table? It- and. Mrs. Werner M. Hoy of iClarkston. They will be accom-, have a‘table alone during the |panied by Sylvia deSteiger of Mon worn areas without révealing dis-| meonday rush, but I wondered Toe —, courtesy.” ne Unlike suttace finishes such as} Answer: Before sitting down, it) “Are. you saving this — nd anyone?’ YOU TOO CAN ENJOY “NO NEED TO SUFFER FROM THE HEAT” New Low Price Sa eee vew FEDDERS: JUST gsin! THINK! only 7.5 amperes . . Proapers Petes: es Hr — ard air conditioners. Runs at peak efficiency on ; "regular house corret. encima rk + =e mF ny | sndstencent Girts,” |Trends” in relation to troop. organ-) lization or parvo leadership recruit-| Gre ay’ S the Color ‘ment selection, and'the use off |cbmmunity: resources. One of the’ ito Keep You ‘five discussior&grou chaired =A oe erty reebegleertes| Style-Picture of Southern Oakland Girl... Scout} ‘ a Council Chay’: your coleg, if you like to ‘ef The stuay of S18. stay right up froft in the fashion| ° i a EE Grandparents of the infant are Mr. ‘and Mrs. L. P. Slivensky_ of : | Pineview drive and Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Flanders of James K_ boule- verd, i i | Mrs. Michael delicious .... Mr.-and Mrs. Frank S. Rulkow-@ ‘e™Pting bern April 27 ‘at St. Lawrence f° which was Mr. and Mrs. David W. _ s. Of course, there are lots” of ss niade for the Girl Scotts of the nd lots of . (nee Marlene Coin) of Sashabaw- U.S.A. by the Survey Research oe fo choose from. sgl agudiaee road announce the birth el aq Cehiter of the Institute for Social or * = Research of University of Micki- | Siscigte Gels ump youn reese! aha aAM i we ee. ‘on washable, acetate umbrellas; @ ®, According to the report of a white dots on pepper-gray scarves; group of girls from 14 to 16, who! gray linen-like rayon for collars, were asked “What adult do you or dickeys: gray calf belts; even’ admire most? Who would you like ‘your watchband can be gray, buck-| ee ° iS to be like when you grow up?” led in brass!* © '@eee 57 per cert answéred--“Mother.””| All the gray tones are fashion. Only 6 per cent chose movie stars able just now—except dingy gray!) ® e e and other glamorous figures. | Suds thoxe"accessories as faithfully | ‘as if they were snow white. that ‘Mrs. Copeland Thursday and Fri- Home Accessories lay to a w profe. Bi cicrai staft regional selina “Ito Feature 7 Colors - [Keep Clothes Neat WEEKEND SPECIALS Home-Made Bread M-M-M- 15° “Tasty ond Apple Nut Bread Don't fail to try some 29° : OG TG =o cay cas ods loot Cinnamon Pineapple Cream Pie If you've never had this, you'd. better 10°} Open From 8:30 A. M. to-10:00 P.M. Daily. Closed 6:30 P. M. Soturday :! Thomas Pastry Shop /121-W. Huron - > * FE 4-6163 | Plenty of Peching Space at Side and Rear of Building » Se BA DAAAADASS WALLPAPER a * @2enupur ee —_ -_ ane ae Oo AS Hat hf csc (pe ee ee SY ges ee ye Oey i Se gs SO ie eg Pe Se ie > f eee 2 : er ee re es Pare Os ~ GLO 3 ct aes: ~ ae Ee ERE Sa Es : ¥ Re ELE SEG RE PIR ie gh neg Panag DN NE RE S aiatinD age SEES RES oo oa Sg 7 . E pe wie act : ‘ F < ey , ; ‘ = : 5 fo Ne = o . x j ( pat, — ; Se 7 i. é ‘ ~~ é ; Ve, oy ~ ft LAPSC oe eh : aie / eee ee. ve : >< ‘ ; Les : “ : - * i? RK 5 er St A . he ‘ j i ‘ f et r a | : x é f = consi : “ elem kok - 2 : it S ’ a — ‘i ‘ % % - 7 j = € ‘ ‘ , ; ast ee ; \ , f : pees ee eae a < aS ; f i { ‘ ’ ' j +o \ ' Ao. a ares, AV Ngee mS i HE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY @, 1997-5 Se > ey ey 4 : 4 tes a ra ‘ : , . a - SPECIAL Friday and Saturday si Cacti SOON Be spree et Mrs, Baal ome 3 she pec izes in Monster-l\aming;, Hates’ Uae aR oe AG wes es eae oe 8 ER MOM lis Mostess | en cir gs By ANNE HEYWOOD personality and the inter-person- , The art director of that agency, Adele joined the staft, that she'd oe : i eae de Survey after has shown} al are geod. But it |was, without any doubt, the meam| probably last a day or two. | {O Sorority that the reason anany people get) Sey are bad, sil the skill in the | os man alive. The average Jength| Imagine my surprise, then; when} ©” Gred tees SENEwOr Fist en's get! World len't ensugh, “tof stay for an assistant in his de-|I met her 15 years later and| Mrs, Thomas Beal opened her! ; : promoted-is hardly ever @ matter) -1 thought of that the other day ment was ‘about two weeks,|Jcamned that she : : ' i a : of skill or ability. ‘ when I ran into a girt I. had as day evening me Only : oS known a good 15 years ago. He had tantrums. He bawled/ art diector and was making an| Alpha sorority. Mary Fought was; i - i It's almost always a matter of - «6 : people out publicly and could in| enormous salary.. | @ guest for the evenings) : ee Emplayers will put up with was a ew assistant in the art de- « * * ly, “assistant to~uh—bim?” boucle ; serious painting.” lot the meeting * personal habits or personality dif- 0 Ges Ganet wes watt timidate the strongest man with- xk * oe: ee - oe . —_— Gculties. for an advertising agency pn om even Fyne. “Are you,” I asked incredulous-| Colored slides showing the dia-| SY AS 2 - wool : face skills. that are not perfect if the ' partment, 1 remember thinking, when | “Oh no,” she said brightly, “he| jewels : ; aa ' retired three years ago. He lives jewels otic ee tettnd ‘monater,;the business meeting at which ME: cae ee ig eee “ ? 4 \ a — ¢ ee a Black or White! ee eee a ee = € _... |. You Save 3.00! 5 é | was His Nibs dining with his wife: |contribution to the Spastic Child ' I didn’t mean to eavesdrop, but I Foundation at the Wednesday eve-| '¢ dead i Fag%s ¥ z Barter tind | ie rte ries z i u- i B é 3 ; E ? g°5 ete ee rt Fel 8 r : ‘ ‘ \ a. he'd been getting. So of course we | - got along fine. I don’t imagine! ll Pontiac Press Phete | anvbody else in the place really ‘ : : . Painting and printing posters for . (left), Lynn Carson of Henderson street |underiteod what he had to put up! ' : the Spring Carnival to be held in Central _ (standing) and Don Balmer of Chad-|\“™" | | - : - Fax! M “Church Saturday are Gail wick drive. The carnival will be open Baka wo pestent ’ ; Sedrick of East Mansfield avenue from 5:30 to 9 p.m. “ tigen seletions da! | ; te ms — If you're having trouble getting | : . . : . semea doo qiatest th ciate Selitat ce ae el oak — ; . Every Wife Should Strive se tn ter cur tert Src ts ac Pew ona on aE b paertea aig: : H to.Share Mate’s Interests Sax*no tre tert "c Woman Must Play the Major Role inne ee Making Marriage Companionable ‘ship’ is usually achieved through a. ‘the wife's efforts, both husband Se-nvTn muierr{ Dut though it may take a little Aimer | We eae 4 ' | “ _FORTY-SIX_ LL aS \ J i | L j ‘Also Presidential Candidates CHICAGO (INS) — Insuring a hole in the wall $10,000, presidential candidates of both parties, or United Nations troops patroling the Middle East is all in a day’s work for a unique Chicago underwriter, Things, people and events cover- ed by the Continental Casualty Company's Unusual Risks Section have ranged from a shipment of , Siberian tigers to merry - making _at New Orleans’ Mardi Gras Fes- Underwriter Insures “Members -are now covered, If people or property are damaged by their ovet-exuberant _merry-mak- ing, we pay.” Many important public figures ihave been insured on the recom- mendation of the Unusual Risks section. President Eisenhower and Democratic candidate Adiai Stevenson, along with members of° thelr staffs, were insured against mishaps during both the 1952 and 1956 campaigns, — ~ UNEF The Unusual Risks Department was launched at Continental Cas- ualty in. 1945, when the company decided to "experiment and develop new lines. It has grown larger and more active and the risks get more unusual every year. — * * * An amazing.variety of things can be and have been insured by the company, however, and Dwyer says: “Premiums are surprisingly low—but we make money on this. ” ee coverage. . SS “‘Welcane Siang Signs a of Oncoming Eruption |*p; x. Gunther, alia a) (®—Lamonaj Volcano, off the east- signs it is ready to blow. 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It didn't work, CHICAGO i—Sugar Ray Rob-| weight pana Carmen Basilio. inson, whe pumps his own fountain) Robinson, his 37th to win the 160-pound title four of youth with two-deadly fists, 1o-| birthday tomorrow, was the mar-| 5 cl day, was headed for the greatest/vel of the fistic realm after his) co 2. ‘payoff, of his miraculous ring ca-|fifth-rouind knockout last night of =f ireer—@ mid-July bout with weiter middleweight champion Gene Full-| A 3's to 1 underdog, Robinson la devastating left hook in 1:27 of jthe fifth round. \ The Pirates are at it. again. It seems sedevtienel t ee kkk kok & kok It was like a bull trying to sec-\ahead, 19-18 the Buccos get a ter who ond-guess a toreador. The kill ac-|,CMICAG@ {AP and get a youngs is acclaimed for future ues “epee oot for tnt Stardom they decide to put him on the block. i p | With less than minute left, Rob- -* Another favorite with the Bucs is to trade off their, = inson slashed, Fullmer with a ser- ies of punches, climaxed with a State tax ‘e ‘Wong ball hitters often for ‘a long shot who. never and may try te make a deal for the Senator franchise. Spike was a student at ah Air Force officer. “M”-OSU RIVALS IN NCAA Georgetown University and spent some timé in the ane city during WWII as) # , The rivalry between Michigan and Ohio State goes farther than the football field. Right now the two} schools are: waging a neck and neck battle for the individual championships of NCAA sports: competition. Currently, the Buckeyes lead 125 to 119. Most of these totals come from swimming in- which OSU has ‘Repays Fullmer, ‘Uncle Sam’ a AP Wirephete | EAST LANSING # — Little! George Guerre was the “‘old man’ of the group as_Michigan State's Spartan Oldtimers Get - Ready to Meet Varsity. quarterback when feam ned _ | up for photographers. | Bari Morrall, withthe San Frat. isco ers, and Pat Wison, qua. : es ce ye na Sl | >< The latest maneuver was yesterdiy'e dah be which [ost eia bore ah vn iee Rirheryhopgeptpirpes frp ie CHICAGO w-Sugar Ray: Rob-|ed @ clean counter: shot with my|Rev. Jovian Lang of the St, Joseph|pened,’* ‘he added. “Robinson is| $ ogee A year ago the reports out of Pittsburgh had 24- |inson, again the middleweight/left and and I got it. I thank God I\Seminary in Westmont, Ul.) for|the greatest I've ever met. I was aie ting ‘tated teed ak papi _Dear-old Walls as a sure-fire star with the Pirates. champion, has settled all accounts|got in the punch I wanted. spiwitual guidance. not , | was just care-\eorner between the fourth and “ Must be th : —with Gene Fullmer and Uncle «© 4 a ee less. I wanted a knockouf. Any-| fifth rounds. He may or may not sili E e Pirates adhere to the sayifig, ‘If you Sam. 4 “| “[ don't know how far it trav-| “And iI owe so very much to,time I can. knock out a guy like) have been playing possum as hej/? asiilo Lager Glatt beat ‘om, join mn.” Everytime Pittsburgh makes He knocked out Fullmer’in theleled, but I'm sure Mr. Fullmer|my wife who suffered untold mis-|‘hat, I'l take it. = == |stretched out and almost made t F S _ @ deal, Pirate fans look at the past and recall the Sith round last sso bw al" Rot = on ee acc eal “ie wie, iet me Mlee| et st a a bia ernment t Robinson, who will be 36 or 37 on - yer hurt me,” | names of Bobby. Elliott, Gus Bell, Preacher Roe, Billy Sugar Ray. . * peidey. was reluctant to takelin this vein—bringing the thought| continued, “Because I didn't even The fifth started with Fullmer in July Fight Cox, Arky Vaughn, Ralph Kiner anda few others, They "s+ slo io ect at are ae ome My game i wth mw |, CHICAGO Carmen oe i “lowe muc j peo- was . : a must be happy in in their basement’ home. en on ‘coms ae a plé who bad faith in me and| All Fullmer said when he first! His manager, Marv.Jenson, said|body. Fullmer's guard - dropped the rugged welterweight cane Tahemaiaren tone ty inn Br The a eee ne geet Se tote a Pn - Speaking of the Pirates, manager Bobby Bragan ing Club, said: the amount at-;much fo Joe , ss nd a | 4 ns H Robinso wupport and knowledge, of boxing,| “First time-I ever got knpcked| was champion... “and it cost|travel far, ‘bat it caught Gene| He saw Robinson regain the has been given the nickname “His Honor” because of ‘22? stttles Robinson's back in-) rites much to Father Lang (The|out and I don’t knot how it hap-|him the championship.” flush. . . (ae eats ee Fonmaiibek | the fine system he had installed on the team. men rather Snconghasuy that ecg gress? Magers . e@8 Any player who violates a rule or misses a signal _tobinson, in “probably: his great: ond rolled as Referee Frat oa eee ids, Muskegon and Ionia, prof in National Meet versal demand or the repeat possibilities that cOm- flyankees, [> 6 « =< George Kell—vielates every rule |\."..0- But that iden is Gre that) Tome _ oo ghpand {I : pares with automobiles. ‘Everyone is interested in __| of Ritting, but still he's a tre- |. he0n toyed with no féwer than| mn 0 Ne tan Sens a | “He just got back into the | Kuenn, who had been sidelined) mendous hitter. 1) hhaledeeen the Gus wee the Tigers’ 7-4 CHICAGO @—Thirteen Olympic , : | lineup ang he has a bad day,” |four days with a pulled leg muscle,| “Because of his individual style,| 4.0) Pagees ~~ nye the New York Yankees. are in the field for the Our dealership will outline our training, compensa- _ Se . ' solution ee a 4 National AAU aa tion, career opportunities and other benefits. a: . 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(tonal Assn. which mpenocned the tor. be an opportunity you should talk over with us! = inte ene (7m, mone me — ‘The meet ends Saturday. ay j : . = Tighe. * : + *&@° ‘ ‘THE PLACE: Has i Games } pitcher | cing Lake schools yere closed The Olympic include : . ore. ? walked eg, el make the| Ernestine Russell of Canada’s 1956 Cc 0 ENS Inc. 1 ‘Sche me ‘At Grand Haven the schools| squad; Ed Gagner, ‘also of the Y WwW" I e || All Are Scheduled for Ba, thel nt At oS tat young people whe team but representing ares Ford Dealer , | Saturday: Afternoons han nig(Wanted to make the trip were ex-| the nents ta oe Fad : - ..f| Starting in November eleva A pic team, and Attila"Takach, Hun- 147 South Saginaw St., Pontiac, Mich. the Cee anette vatione® aiden who : pes = Lefthander oe garian SEE MR. GUYER OR MR. ‘BURNS CHICAGO — The Nationall = 382, scheduled to enter a Detroit hos-|did not return to his homeland | | - ; 966 games, Takach . League plans to televise) & pital today for. an examination. He) after the 08 § c= sncdaaag prayer z EEN apregs 21 Saturday afternoon games dur- ‘hag been suffering from 4 sorejresents sages Seocseecoseseoseocorveseseses ee ing the 1957-58 season. - briefly! iching arma. ne ; * *« * — ‘Yankee| I thought it was just stiffness Trainers Jim Fitzsimmons and League owners at a meeting yes- ; Bill] because I hadn't pitched too Jimmy Jones who train Bold ACSI terday approvéd the plans for the}. Ruler and Gen. Duke, respectiveiy & Get the « am toent ta.sile die bp t-te Ghee tae tne’ Rolsasde “Dosbenanae aire geo" 7 oe oo 7 : all. you do: Phone first and tell us how much you want-Give a few | tem. However, final approval of a ‘pitching turn will te Se ge agg = simple facts. Then, by eppointment, come in for cash in a the rests on the league's and Tighe crows year. visit! We like to say “Yes!” when you ask for a loan! You'll ; lity to the the prompt, friendly wéy your request is prs bs make up the necessary WE UKE TO SAY “Ves”. ie in the U.S.Acw cg says “Yes!” to more than two million League President Clarence S. people each year. We'd like to say Campbell said an announcement P : — ny gem m_ aoe ee ht : COLORFUL PATIO SLABS The Sat- your loan in I-visit or come in today? | (urday from Nov. 2 through March Loans $25 te $500 on Signature, Furniture er Cor =e cities—Detroit, Ciceen New pom = er Bice TE 7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET, PONTIAC _ |York and ‘Boston, No games will ilable in the following sizes; 11x22; 22x22; caauan . be televised out of Montreal or 16x16; and 16x32. Red, , blue, natural, ' 2nd Floor, Lawrence Bidg. Phone: FEderal 2-$249 meee kd : 2, yel | green, eS y OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT— PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS Toronto, : Loans mode fo residents of eli surrounding towns ce _ |" Manuloctered and Sold By— “Guess what happened to the wrinkles?” Wa Answer: | a : = ' oe | ’ REE nm .. ' ,.* . 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Sp e Oe eS Je a ~ history of baseball has been i is rig i tr ae 3 : 3 ry i) Ld oF 1H Toes oC eye § 5 gz a gif i i Fg i BRE eR EEE Nae * § ri, 4 [ L y i ee Hl 35 ut i te Th i ? ' i i # i a Q = a ° 5 3 BS 5 a g F I Ht Esfecist Score Cc ontinues — Strikeout Spree! Sox to their ninth victory in. 117" games. The Cuban drove across four runs with a dou- ble, two singles and a sacrifice fly to help Jack Harshman gain . his third triumph without a defeat. compe Set had fee Sapee, e the Orioles. ‘(Cham pagne Treat *\for 70 Follows Her Hole-in-One - returned: to the club house. She also sent her husband a bou- quet of flowers. Why the flowers? Simple. “Somebody,” Mrs. Maire, “‘is. going top have to. pay the champagne Banks. Cubs: op yo "Terre, Witenes, Box; yer ON er OF SPECIALS! TRADE-IN YOUR OLD MOWER 18-In. Deluxe Steel “Leng Life” Recoil Starter UA “top” value in Its size! Not a strip down modet— ©) mower with 14-ga. steel-body and many — “extra” construction features! 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Horizontal Console , Don't settle for obsolete T¥--with a speaker on the side, + = = ° a a = * anes (diagonal me asure- ment) pic- ture. one pont | Portable ‘Outdates All Other Portables f »\A: ee se) BASY-ROLL CASTERS # 7 | | | i | | i 4 | Wheatley Stable, Es at ott i i u General Duke Doubtful Starter. in Classic Bold Ruler me Favorite in Derby LOUISVILLE, Ky. @® — "Bold Ruler, the long-striding dark bay ‘colt from Mrs. H. C. airer t ame b gpen Areeranngrede ap om the ace of the’ Calumet Farm) night, trainer \Jimmy Jones said: | 000-addéd Kentucky Derby Satur-|famed one-two punch of Gen. Duke x & &. : apd Iron Liege would be in the injured arch rival, Gen. Duke, will|starting line-up at 4:30 p.m. EST, start remained unanswered. , | Saturday, The entry box opened As the names of 10 and per- haps 11 finely-tuned 3-year-old! close at 9:30 a.m. Upper Manistee Diverse Trout Waters _, By JACK PATTERSON Outdoor Writer, Pontiac Press MACKINAW CITY — Had given|fiows througn some property that colts were heed into the entry box at Churchill Downs this morn-/to Gen; Duke’s injured left front but it may be*an hour before post time Saturday before we -know Gen. Duke, who broke even with b E : EP T Bi E g 5 Fig i seemed anyway. Caught Ba Zz : ga At E 2 E rE Th j : : i“fair to poor” that the situation jwouldn't seem to require closer inspection. Rainbow spawners ‘aren't doing much and brook trout |-- are coming slow. : While here we should note that as of the end of the first quarter) 1 i a 4 i : B! g e 4 cre -E s 7 iz ge ised & PSTERS ELT Besar & at HE Tt g a g rt g a§ i i iH EEE : : % ‘ z 7 E Rg ; 5 3 2 t faye at 7 am/and was scheduled to/ definitely if he’ll be able to run.” x * ve Bag :: + F Ei : ; : oo eg a4 zi ? z ct fr After applying hot medications Bold Ruler in four Florida races e| Duke's injury became known and ing, the big question was whether) foot all day yesterday and last|and one-eighth in the Florida Derby “I wil] enter him this morning! pointing second to Clifford e af i : 4 ieé ; : i f " Pir ‘Within a few hours alter Gen. Jones said his colt had only a 50-50 chance of starting in the na- tionally televised classic — 4:15- 4:4 p.m. EST, CBS-—-here’s what. E E 3 a 393 ze is g a, i #37 Rk props ont VE Free Donuts “ae ae FRI. & SAT. mz re stone ST } ‘ To | Meet Your N DODGE-CHRYS and Pl DEA. 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Ultra-flexible for | power has touched off Michigan'’s| Royal Melody, owned by Bill) Leetetbedne p re ‘Wrolter toTry. a Ri la rh fi M wb T Te ew iter atfingPower. fH Try Rule ( anges Enliven Mar OUIMEY{( Spring TuneUp enna at Northville. arks an wil present Time to Get , Gives M lead | two eaay victries te Lyorook, be _Acounle of ns nee ote Bel * He 8 aa et Frese and ‘Funner- ae That Motor wo easy V’ $ im, w ce ‘Thursday, Ma u . ; PR; | : as Team in Drive-tor, Northville Wewes knight ‘Samael The Poni: Pree 7 Better See Oe ee 6 “Men and Women - Big 10 Title | Others in the five-horse field parks and Recreation. Department, Ransses tee sn Cichamaiig OMe te $ : | © Check the Coil * Clean, Adjust por 5 3. Around tne Prep. Front - © Clean, Gap the Piugs © Check Compression itary schools. s ® Install New Points and Condenser pues plus ports ' P ‘ - Rule change No. 1 is the most | . ' 14-S, TELEGRAP ick action. Loose-lined for and Minnesota's surge to the Brown of Detroit, won both dashes) By CHUCK ABAIR shot put gested at 44 feet, 6%. 2274 -S. TELEG fa = : front in the young Big Ten base- of the $5,000 Northville Downs pace| Significant. This. year's arid | A full se! jinches and siso took the 440. @ | a FE 2-4907 - comfort. Washable; | ball. campaign, Jast night. He beat off Scotch will be held in only one divi ull schedule of track events, * * * ; : ae sais ee oe ee — : : cs a 3 Michigan won. iis first three\Prince by a neck to win the first, Mastend of two as im the past. continued golf success for St.) 4 39 fired by Dick Kast paced @ games when the title chase opened mile cun in 2:041-5. He won the! Since the tourney's _ inception, Frederick and Bloomfield Hills and st. Frederick to a 3-2 golf verdiet| last weekend and compiled a team second heat by three lengths over competition has been conducted in a perfect game pitched by a over Orchard Lake St. Mary at batting mark of -.362. Rocky Wun in 2:04. junior and midget divisions. Only plymouth lefthander against North- Pontiac Municipal Course. Bob : The Wolverines, according to | ‘ > ota re — be oer ville dominated the area prep Fryt's 43 .topped the age ‘ SS eee it me @ ¥ ts restricte sports scene yesterday Bisemfieid Hills bested -Holly fi ws cuntonyane aatioties: col- Area Keglers Bowl beys and girls under 12 — of rs *’~ * Clarkston in a triangular match ~ a = eet wet — including Le age. | Birmingham's thinclads won 10,for, its 5th straight victory. Baron | eee on > Theos: Sp rts S$ cials! omers, on 42 hits. in WIBC Ic ourney The and rule — wae adopted events and set a new medley re-, Bud iit was —_—— with “ po pe " Minnesota, defending chainpion.# in consideration of AI smaller jay record at Pierce Field in wal- a * aad Q TS i: was rained out of its start but| Six Pontisc.‘ezee women's bow|,e Sie shorty Coa tl to te mine Hesel Perks 90:3. Bill Mc-| ile 2 chat Sree T RAC UET _* ‘ _won its other two games. The|ing teams will Gompete in the big| Mpa trea WO keel lat feet teen ed Up 33 points to pace bali tobe hit to the oytfield Reg. Price = © NOW fCopnes reagent © Sines WALGIWIRC tournament at Davies, Ohioldiameter. ae ee ree Oe Pm, comma and struck out 13 in blanking | $ 6.00 - $ 95 . ; ; average of 313 this weekend as the Ist of a large|- x een Gial vietory. Northville, 10, in his initial ced ; ae |group to represent the PWBA be-| _Champlonship finals are sched.) x * cand sat et gemally Go «15.00 11. 4 | ae uled Saturday, May 18, at Wisner Rock Ist baseman. | John Herrnstein of Michigan fF the event ends in June, Each Other track winners were | ~ Sad || took over the individual batting! Genevieve Bradley, Rose Statton, ee elementary | Clarkston, Ortonville. Van Dyke | The Pontiac tennis team had 995-795 a 4 “1095. 830-11 0 lead with 615, He slammed gi Sally Reffman, Eva Miller, Ann chiapightia a prom eo Me and Melvindale, Clarkston post. |a rough afternoon at Flint Central’ ; ; hits, including two homers, in. 13) nig ppen Holtz, Shirley Point- cities tania. | | €d 20 gts im taking a triangu-.'bowing 6-1. The only PHS triumph) T 4 $ 50 +? T a 95 . .° times at hat. Catcher -Randal/é?. Viola Cargal. Doris Lanktree, { | tar with 73% peints to 4 for was recorded by Dave Scriven in) fennis For ro. tennis a . E Booth of Ohio State has a 609 Cettrude Fleming, Margaret Web-' All, entries. for thedffinals nial) Brighten. and Bloomfietd Hills’ ‘singles i Ball : : Sh mark, er and Peggy Bender are some of - 17\%q led by “George Lang with “ ® 8. &. s a comet : TEL-HURON CENTER ithe keglers who will - be bowling 15%. Ortonville easily walloped Cr anbrook divided. with Dear- ‘NG: : Michigan's (ilenn Girardin has with ‘Huron Cleaners, | Cooley Bowling Results Goodrich, 90'-18%5 with twe born in baseball ‘and tennis. The Fly Rods, reg. “12. 8.29 OPEN. TONIGHT — in ee Seseatenls GS Lanes, Huron Bow! No iv Ward's ; doable winners, Gil Withey’ 5. 23.9 Crane netmer won 43 when Bull’ 9 . a * againel in Furniture, 300 — and R. B. OAKLAND COUNTY EMPLOYERS 5 time in the 200 broke a schou) ‘Duncan and Ed Sun rallied to take’ | | % sae. Munro. WL record ~. > Whe 3rd doubles match. In base-’ : of Se * ° i t r | sd . A _Tom wrow’s schedule sends Ohio Other local Yenms scheduled to Sees! Kets & Social Porgy ‘ ai ball. a three-run 5th inning gave! : SPRING ‘LEAGUE te pe Indiana, Ptirdiie to Min- rea at Jater dates are Fleet Car- ‘County Siete 77 Siow Foxes 87 1) ee Ss Dearborn all the oot it Teeded | in Rods, reg. . ; , lier - Ponti 1156 Alley Kate 567! Two Ists and a 3rd by Fred , Sroste nesota, Ulinois to lowa, Wiscon-,"* ontiac ~Catering Service, pour siows 0 58 Walton TV We iets ied Van Dyke to a tien for a 54 victory. A 7th inning! ge Th d M : > sin to Michigan and. Nestipegner®; avery ha gee Bey eee LePorgs's 3. 2s ae cea }- - ealar thigh aoe Cae Line eraest = je

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Sy Ae ee cae r | i ‘ Lg THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957 x Be fa y 4 Ay { Hollywood Headlines Sandra Dee Beauty, Money—No Dates take a drop in earnings, She only By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (—When Sandra’ Dee firned' 15 last week, she got a mink stole for her -birthday. * This may give you the impres-) sion she is not a typical teenager. | You're so right, She’s about as pretty a 15-year- old. as you'd ever find, with wavy menagerie Golden Drumstick Box Dinners .Now Delivered Piping Hot to Your Home trom Neon te Midnight Daily. has: jone year, | Sandra’s perfect face natural- 'she in her early teens! . But Sandra had the yen to be an Japanese Rocket Soars 3 actress, “30 when the call came for a test with Universal-Interna- at 15: Boasts See er Curt True Life Adventures. to 13-Mile Altitude signed a contract. But she had to gets $1,000 a week from the mov- jles, - blonde hair-and features. that can! _ * *& * only be described as perfect... | The screen test accounted for . ” her first kiss. She had to go into As for the other: differences, she’ a clinch with actor John Saxon. “I was scared to death,” she re- Earned as much as $78,000 in | called. “But once I got into’ it, it, | was easy. I liked. it.” Never had a date. But still she has had no dates Only been kissed onct—and then ig her young life. How come? 'in the line of duty. “I don't know,’’ she’ replied. For ly led to a. modeling career in New busy.” = = he Wak | York. She started out at $25 : : At 15, Sandra is starring in a jis ae pall pregend covers loanout to MGM with Jean Sim- ‘as the\mother of a baby for the mons, Joan Fon Peet ‘New- Hate Ame Magazine — and|™@0 and Piper Laurie in “Until rican They Sail.” The picture called for FANCY FOOTWORK. BEesves BENG THE TALLEST OF ALL QUADRUPEDS, THE GIRAFFE 16 THE ONLY ANIMAL THAT GAN GALLOP-witH iTS FRONT LESS WHILE . TROTTING wit iTS HIND LEGE. t supersonic -rocket, the wa pve zoomed to ar altitude of 13 miles today in its. first test. Its. disigner, Prof. Hideo Itoko- wa, termed the test “highly suc- cessful’! and. said_no- further ex periments were needed. The: 15-foot, 370-pound rocket is a model of one75-~ re a courthouse restroom. Judge ‘Anderson summoned a locksmith, ‘the juror was freed, and the trial | resumed. “Anastésia” 5 : Starts at ' 6:40 & 10:10 “My. clients ‘aden like the for-| eign look and no longer try -to| ; _film—stars,"" said Ow ai | ““EOREIGN —— _INTRIGUE’_ Coot KEEGO| Cinderela 643 and 9:25 WAM naeriny Mag Yee ior “MANFISH” Color LON CHANEY — VICTOR jORY Zin Cre tbh i SS Pos ARBARA 1 (ODE A (on STANWYCK uae Set Bt oe $2 Any of These $3.98 Albuns »= "34 . Steelworker Confesses CWRYS Hi ad EVENING WITH ' BELAFONTE ROCKIN’ —Frankie Laine st OF THE MOON | in Rape Attempts -- Lee Wiley . Recthy Oe OG 2, ew eee Baltic Exhibition sched- we if june, 1957, jointly by the later in 1956. > |Oresund Strait cities pry Be a The International eteslonery) Because of ue inbediphensd a Killing indiana Women| x -EYES OF LOVE i - : : Chief Deputy Sheriff Sandor || Hugo Winterhalter Orch. |} Singer said George Robert Brown, ! ces ce RITE OF SPRING 4 PG: | 29-year-old East Gary beautician, f Paris Conservatoire Orch. and Lana Brock, ‘a 16-year-old “a et + [New Chicago, Ind., schoolgirl, in rape attempts. “ Singer planned to. question Brown about the slaying of Miss Mary Cheever, a Gary school- is H if E Z iil i i i : F PAAR OM THE VAULT oa EXCLUSIVE ° [FIRST SHOWING --on-ap- ana - ep atm ae alk RECORD SHOP Westowa Center j 702 w. Huron FE 8-6531 | ee ere row EXCLUSIVE FIRST-RUN SHOWINGS at. your wtb chica Theaters [a ae “OAKLAND [I FLESH sialtema@als SPUR. ie’ -H re i) | * axe PaRabise | CO-FEATURE “THE BRASS LEGEND” i. STARTING SUNDAY « at the OAKLAND | PSs | | BLUE SKY 2150 Opdyke Road Phone FE 4-4611- COMMERCE BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30 TIRST SHOWING! Ave Gardner Burt tenaegeter, ° eT een “The KILLERS” WATERFORD ‘Comer WILLIAMS LAKE pins ee oe % vp e fe eS ad seni ochegteaanal pe é os y, aa az | ‘3 é ce ee -. PAYING JTS RESPECTS — The Alouette II, a French-developed belicapter, comes close to r for this year. ' To” boost production, Regn! A Dutch firm is negotiating with| / may ask trade unions to suspend Turkey to-plan 37 large and small, the reduced work’ week agreed on ports along the whole Turkish coastigot six. strokes with a cane for) istanbul lenrns. » the Statue of Liberty, a gift of the French people, during whirl over New York harbor. x SARL ee rrr PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, AY, % 1957. , “10r So the Fashion Industry Hopefully Proclaims soa) ‘By PRYLLIS BATTELLE NEW YORK (INS) — There's a) smang the posal gnge ire playful blondes. x 2 *&. In the spring, for example, a young man’s fancy never turned, to thoughts of a new sports coat — it would’ve been un-American male. That fashion routine was for the girls; men would take thoughts {revolutionary mavenent toward forcing men into seasonal suit- buying — Ra vetoage women were “A letter strived at this desk -tfrom .a maker of conservative, ‘suits. He ‘announced that after decades of languishing in Ivy | League sobriety, he is now pre- ‘pared to join the “strong swing” toward fickle fashiens for men. As a first step in this daring direction, he said, he is intro- ducing a “cocktail suit for men in a bold new color, sophisticated as a boulevardier’s wink (wow, yet) called Seuthwick Blue.” This “delicate new hue,” he gushed on, “will marry pogo with the gran bead of: the ladies at cocktail hour.” ~~ -.-< _. In a> later. mail, the National “Association of Men's Sportswear Buyers announced they had ‘put An 18-year-old mosebeyiiies’ in King Williari’s Town, South Africa, ‘\having .no. tail hight. ‘Let him keep the same a wife ‘or. girl friend — but he must have! a new suit! REVOLUTIONARY MOVE — their grushed-straw-hatted heads | jtogether ‘and decided: | Women have enjoyed for many) years the “privilege’® of discard-| «ing ‘‘obsolete”’ decolletage — any of these aie fashion changes was suticient te enable a woman, witha clear conscience, to say so long to last! year’s frock and go on a buying spree, - Why shouldn’t men have all that fun? After all, they’ve been sold onthe idea’ of ‘hindiee their! cars every couple of seasons as the chassis changes; why not their clothes? e With frankness and honesty, the manufacturers report they're on an out-and-out drive to lure men into the storés to rejuvenate SERIOUS THREAT — Amierica’s alfalfa production is under at- | tack from an insect that first appeared in the Rio Grande Valley in | Rie Mexico only four. years aqn.Knoww ap the spotted alfalfa aphid (aphids live on plants), Newsmap shows it has moved into 15 states. bit migrates freely and withstands-extremely cold temperatures. The , dresses after a ‘-female produces two to five living young each day without mating. |season. or two, A shortened hem,} Last year it cut Oklahoma's production by 50 per cent, a $16 million We. first became aware. .of a a removed shoulder pad, a dippy, loss to . growers. ‘In ‘Spring, Men Should Fancy Clothes iasibben te the clothing in- dustry’s larder) et ee every season. Obviously this is the - biggest concerted pitch in history to make American. men buy clothes like women do, instead of sparingly jand distinterestedly. Next thing ‘you know, there will be a few big-name designers of men's stuffs (Schiaparelli already designs robes and shorts for the boys), and there will be talk of the “‘little black suit” and “that important suspender look.” , The men’s style folks have high ihopes that they cagily can con- vert the U.S. male, but I have a funny feeling they're kidding themn- ° iselves more than they ‘ever will 4the customer, They can go just so far and then, one day, the American man will just return to his old blue serge... m Hr e= ~ GET AMAZ xe ye “MeKibben and Childs Hardware. BE _ 1576 Union Lake Reed 2 Be i CJ BEFORE 7 : rs a ‘ i Rtas cine ESAT cert behind paints which cannot be POLY = PALE - PICCOLASTIC i pow | surfaces, CIND-R-SEAL. 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CIND-8-SEAL ne eee imparts © smooth festroe Qaich thet wil hoop = iG ‘compRseat AT THESE FINE PAINT DEALERS...ONE NEAR You. As Paint Mig. Co.” . Perry Street 1. farce piss lardware a» 4] ae ao PRS Sa > + Fa AS 3 ji ue OSI, Oe Z ws S ghatelsni OS) 0 \yrtprviem i eed, THE PONTIAC PRESS,“ THURSDAY, MAY 2.1957 either. He Is often seen with a | Wall Street Is His Beat ~~ etter. Te ts wfion soon wAh8 Fi B » TV Q « Wh -~ Lik d' admits though that sym classes a ‘ ] ] e aren't his forte. ’ : OY ulz f - ‘But as another teacher’ puts it: . a “He'll get pretty strong -just TUJUNGA, Calif. (INS) —! while Chartes Carico, who has (carrying all those books around.” Eleven-year-old Leonard Ross,; Leonard in a speCial mathematics | ‘William Weiné® Leonard's social whose . knowledge of the stock) class, says the eighth grader fits | .tudies teacher, adds another facet, market has won him $164,000’ on, well in the group and is accepted | of the boy's school life °, ' television quiz shows, is witming | as an equal without jealousy. “The@®other students like to hear ™more than just high grades at) Carlos says the classmates arejhim talk,” Weiner says, adding: Verdugo Hills High School near his'proug of Leonard’s accomplish-|, “They never seem to resent the Tujunga, Calif, home, ‘ments andthe honor he has fact that a yotinger boy may ac- His principal and teachers attest prought the school and adds: tually be talking beyond their | to the fact that enany's ee diag NO FREAK Jevel, and they get a kick out of $ level know! has not ham * iseeing Leonard cross-examine me | = the boy’s eke with his a “He's certainly no freak. He | thou politics.” mates nor has it hurt him as a knows that he is gifted — bit he Leonard wants to. make politics student: ~-- inever puts on any airs about it. his life work, ° lke ke t |And he never drags . his a ve wa) Willian Knowledge just to show it off.” _ : / ace _ 2k & ‘Faucet Trouble for Thief : adjusted temperament has avoided!’ “Leonard, whose 11-year-old peer's| Amany problems that might have dre mostly in the fifth grade, has arisen among the students at the shown his ability to mix well by) six-year high school in which the his election as treasurer of. the age jevel is as high-as 18. ischool’s junior high division and Farmer says that young Ross President of the social studies clAsS./0 had fixed ta, its hood és orna- has taken his fame in “stride” | Young Ross isn’t all bookworm | ments. . little trouble tracing a car stolen CINCINNATI. ® — Police hed there recently after owner George | Wenzel said it could easily be iden-|° tified by. the two bathroom faucets DONALD DUCK ~~ a y inetd toy Korg Restores Syrdkcate. Pear f BOARDING HOUSE . THAT'S His NissBe ALL THE =e CROUCHED CHIMP NEEDS THERE UNDER NOW IS AN l Look / BURKE SWUNG THAT UPPERCUT ALL Y THE ““a@y, (HE KOPES 9) IRONING THE WAY FROM A WHiskeRs!/ By “ELL Boar 12, THE GARGAIN € “THE ion eae BASEMENT/ A CHIMP 1S \ SHOWERS! Jae : OUT OUR WAY WHAT? YOURE KEEPING \! |/ WELL, 1 NOTICE YOu AIN'T A DIARY SO WHEN YET AN’ YOU'RE YOU GROW UP AN’ BECOME y ‘ srt 4 ==" ET 7 YEP! GREW UP. HERE MYSELF. LAU . : * 1@ 1987 by WES Girvien, te, Tit fog US Pee OF. By Ernie Bushmiller TM HOME, ~ 3 NANCY | DID you’ BRING ME ANYTHING @ YOU NEVER THINK OF ME a = = a ee — Ss ae ad } Ww AT 00 ' i 8 Atel q ° A" BGT, OSS VEKNG, | WAG, DEAREL | oad DID You Cf 4 937 TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY’, 1 Oisand Steels [ Pace Advance BGS: Large 11.80-12. medium 10.00-10.50; 5 _ goods, sewing items and refreshments, with proceeds going for kitchen equipment for the new school building. Students, from left, are | Theresa Mahder. Teachers are Catherine left, and Linda Brenner. REPAIR FOR FAIR — Students at St. Trinity | Lutheran School, Whittemore and Jessie Sts., re- hearse a skit entitied “Repair Dept: for Good May 1 (AP) — Eggs, ¥.0.B.| English” to be given Friday night at the. Parent- Teacher Council's Evening of Fellowship. In ad- New York Central, Union P: . dition to a program, there will be sales of-baked A. jumbe #%-3, ~ Waite’s Local Unit i l i i i gains. a General Motors and Chrysler went ahead a bit. High ~ priced) Business Machines International another 7, Schering 2 and Caterpilar about 3. New York Stocks (Late Morning Quotations) esas 5 saute th tuner ti a , te, wid ong 26%. Lodge Calendar British’ Freighter Docks 38; Regular tiac Lodge No. 21, P. day, May 3, at 7:30 p. m. Anderson, W. M. Buying Enters docked at Detroit Wednesday. The 2,500-ton ship carried a cargo of automobiles, machinery and 33 \l | My | {ee Li bas OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ‘Til 9:00 SN Se ta ee es eee ee ee ee sara! News in Brief. | eee ee Sell et E EpPoE oh a = Ft ssivess: " * nt F Ej Fiele Eads ehue Ye we ow. liek 26 a2 Seesausce d Ae SGRBSEEESERE 4 if if \'W. Philadelphia, Detroit, is in the County Jail with his bond enw Sen > | >» " z E LS - BE Ss Foal if *. tBsch5-Steneesses ¥) Ebé Po LF ke pie oo he we 4 eels eee : * > z a UU . - o 3 re ee ee ee . z one SSsess ie # : « . 4 E i : sy t rae 3 Aled Stores — Have Good Year Net Sales Gain of 5.8 | Per Cent Is Reported; y ‘\Coin Club Plans - B* até ry i i : : se All Day Sunday * * Rope Holds Together "!3-Car Railroad Train Show in Pontiac The Pontiac Coin Show will be held Sunday, May 5, in the base-| of Holly oman, 19 Mrs, Patricia Terryah, 19, of 5} Le git are tee fe E | és 3-Pc. 829 #3 & 2 i os *, 35} ‘ “9 i z ee td { | 52 GALLON | st page i FH SE | ELECTRIC gst ~~ ‘i ef cf rp ets ae5 en 3335 # 3 Suezasesass 29h © & Be Oe o: fin * 35 ‘et y * 7 git RegE aa ta i i ee were . aes weuys.. F Hy E : , i Vesesurs pest i Ur ag Ain 4 a 3 Pe Eagzy EE tae ssate eLiiseii ay 5 1? a 4 4 indo nha ; * 3 : * nd 8 E ) 2 ik, esigssss re iy These tanks carry complete ‘fac- tory warranty. Edison ‘approved. Now twice as much Lith so Hg opoener #8 S8.8822260 eM wean ee Ree a : ; i, Ly i i od a name Oo avin it i - 3 i 325 t 3 s 8s a. HOT hor water! oe ~ -™ | i Sa2ue pwaw-ai : LAUNDRY TRAYS ow tai ike 3 z ‘ a i hy re a ee a ee Sa gags i I s-neupacast U. R. W. Hall, 128 i i * * gadaas ri a Fe. 3 g i. E t a8 i Ce mit f Sal o & ee c a #9 Dp {IVERS — Pontiac Area — _/ EXPERIENCED TRUCK ogee = = 3 - SEs “Fo 1 H ae ‘CATSMAN, OE Re es ae OR ELLE LIL LEE LE LEI LEE, 5 172 6. T : “ety First Quality, A-Grade Nationally Known ond ™ = : : - PHONES: FE 4-1516 3—NO MONEY DOWN ON F.H.A. as low as $1.25 weekly! . Cast Iron We urge you to bargain. and FE 5-2100 W STRE PDAS SRR A es SS es SR RELI RA oe ce ER oe ~~ ‘ a a «i [: « Oy : a4 Z. ue - é : > a ; 4 et : ae \ \ “MFry-IGHT. ore ae. cee es 2H PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, May 2 1957 Li a a a mite ie ee | ree "a ae aeRN, Business S : ving & Trucking 19|Wtd. Household Goods 27} Wanted Real Estate 324 : Se ee ASSESSMENT) Funeral Directors __4|__Help Wanted Female -7\__ cecimmeets Beets. 18 aie CARTAGE FORNITURE NEEDED | BUY OR SELL - veo that an esti.| ) : ND . ! WASEN iG : a RK Lz peed provement | Alc; ‘Pune si, Home PPA |ORRAMIC, PARTY DEMONETRA: oS pow home _sieening. wa : Sharpening. Also mise. ‘\ools./toca)) and. long. distance moving. Tole, Ost thet will es ssessment “heretofore made the h Eu Ste paid, a t Bod tal ne a; . : ROB Pia rere re nee ‘Donelson-Johns,_= CASHIER 7D ‘ in my $ blic inspec. | peuuEnal ; ROME . Must work. Saturdays. ~~ S rals’ pag 2 eae ah ae | cones renee moms | Bes Segre Somme = ! , , Ms 7 ° mpiete Ta si : ‘ -* : ai . ; E q ees |) \ > Sa = We , ee ie ie la eles Ea pet center” CUT EET AME ac aa te ie eb eee OULD, CARE DATS. IPR Licht baying S.ereeral leanne IROMMIGHT —THONER | Tee te, ve, ea 7 a Sea Caceter, wil htful Service FE 35941 Apply is aS os eTs,! district, rer ® p draampor| rsa +0733. Pee ! ue ee a71| Good cond, FE yee grailable to Ly a hy io Sil*persous Unterested to" : GRE GIRL WANTED. MUeT 3E|—*-— = —— OF * ee ver. WITH i AMIL ¥| WANTED Pe 34803. PONTIAC REA beat : CURB GIRL WANTED. MUST BE|~"——""WateD | Exp, Comptom Gon ee of fu ) ne “norest 3 span | Voorhees-siple Ib or over. ADpIY fn person, White red “medion! —techaleian. Oo a repaired |. Wishes, “ort hauling, shee 8 ors pa Ol 71 Baldvin «se bets Deted: May 1. 1967. Ny Cer! FUNERAL HOME Lake ge h ~e = a, cashiering gaiy ening sactoey Oa eee ver with “TAKE TRUCE! E50 ‘StS, d17 ree el Rent Apts. Furnished 33 : May 2. 3. °ST| ambulance Service, Plane or Motor BISHW ASHER — Ineiuding chemistry for mlespiow| « me "yap FE 3. naulloe PE 4-088 — : : a = ieee : SPECIA! NT. —| ning work.| 7 Uene ans pootien. = PLASTERING, NEW OR REPAIR.| Py js 28/1 LARG: ee ee cur sete ee wand travel ara. Cemetery Lots S| Sint inte Mieys Drayton Pising,|—224eppointment. eet Agoadloa BA AMY dAUEDRY ROM Di Ma) Were guerentont 7B Fae Trucks to Rent Wid. Miscellanco us room, tit turn, “Aduite enly. 238 age ee oe EPIC SECRETARY. bDoc-| Employment Agencies heme, FE O86. PLASTERING TR TRACTORS ava0 = mee’. 2ST ENT CHAPEL, , shorthand es-| W440. re ‘ pair. Vern Keller. t. PE 1451, & =e: Rome ig aghgeg gg m4 . Garten of Love, FE 8-510. sential ome” book woping ROW-| Cary @COTT EMPLOTMENT|’ te Poste Hatone Plate ‘Saws — Lawnmowers |% to sebum oie ton stakes cing joss Polat ‘nee "ans | We eee aes LS alee ENP C ha "male pea aa Seo es aa = tay ae. Accurately Sharpened Oump trucks Semi-trailers Interested. take notice: That the | lots, center drive, $170. LI 22161.) TX P| COUNTER GIRL help. male or female re Aiies # Chamberlain FE 27690) TRAILERS AND TRACTORS ret ot she, Questa! Aseosement bereiafere earn Wighte. 4 to Ut pm. PE 6-05 _ RS SPE |e LOE FLED | esti — or C pose of defraying that part of the cost * BOX REPLIES EXPERIENCED — atuecacees - Maniey Les ngley St), Jn maptria ractor Co, poms | ne liner wll ge ; PORTSWE. EPT. IRONINGS GOOD WORK. TRIMMING AND REMOV- woopw be eatd “and borne by et Pprceoe j $, 8; 9, 10, 2, 26, 28, 2, eran “ag es T re Mpckuy & delivery. Fe 42068. ™ Free estimates FE 2-6019, Open Bal, Tneluding Su pend ment Soe, toe eptrention of curt. qut- 34, 35, 58, 60, 62, 63, 65, OR PERMANENT * WORK: JANITRESS W RY 6 OPPICR aa aDW sERVION — WELT. ter, grade and @favel and drainage and. ’ iy PEGGY'S. pm ig ft 8 one PE|VaW SERVICE — ¥- BNWARTED AnTIGL ES eke related work on Jefferson Street to 76, 77, 79, 83, 86, 90, 96, ° Exp; _ Soa. : tag, Dutch Elm, Mosquitoes, PE _ of charge. Light hauling. |Wrp Cadillae Avenue to Kimball Street is 100, 103, 110, 112, 116. j ani FE 2-8850_ We b4en8 Bow on file in my office for public 00, 183, LADY, WOULD LIKE Tyee wen, WALLS WASHED BY MACHINE SACHINE.| Bain ting & Deca ting 30 3 ehepeues, § week.| "Free éstimates. 186, ora otice is also hereby given that the Be ee ission and the Assessor of the RECEPTIONIST = = & T. “44 ND . Pontiac, 0- Help Wanted Male 6 ED WOMAN WISHES 5 Seciccecping ‘axes 14)isT CLASS EXP. PAINTING “Ne p= AN ee wl a 5 Rhy the |“ Ip SECRETARY $375 “Aight oweewort ve : sat . Reasonable. PE 6-2960. C plete serv. ible Estimate “Bes et pied A Few Men'S: — interested to im. this one. See ; ; p : be he pet an ey Jane, Me ae custom apnee sult” terior. 10 per cent disc. for cash. chanical a * needs housework, preferably finan- Gua: 4-0205. ‘ . ‘ance helpfut. 7? pets ae Facey “Apoiy (a Woesward. s woman in charge. To Livel: . Cost, sales and|.cuaranteed Pree est. PE 40205. > | Between 10:30 69:00." ‘DOCTOR'S - fn he bata _Siitetion Pr sess. "8 °F °°" hanged "Windows cleanees PE t } Birmingham. “3 . # a 2 : a ‘sf | AUTO MECHANIC EXPERIENCED EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER ISTANT OR pete no gael | smc =| finiantee, Mas sw Kotor “ee 8. Michigan’ bigges “ ia a . ASS > oll f-- work. MI eaiis. Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 AAA nn eaiie 38) . 5 s- : ‘ - : : a ward. ter. Salary comm! - ersonable between the AL AVAILABLE 5 CE BEDROOM WITH KITCHEN snot AUTO” PAINTER,” COLLISION! to eee an, Write Ponting Press ages of 2b"to. rae doctor.|. § days a week. FE — DREeers. iar ~ aL ig ee. » DEC, LICENSE AnD) * aeten for lady or share home. A ote hd i “ shop: expe: »_ references, : ‘ leest “-' PRACTICAL NURSE, AVAILA rx a SS Seni WaT : Mj Pontiac S EET Boar Fe vi aa ELDERLY orahenee moose 7 AND — x. trained in aa “tor — office or pvt. duty. FE oneasit SF TATLORIN ae Vs a og a a PT APERHA NGING, | — Ponria AC B Ac BOSE MAN WIFE Preys "1 BARBER A oie at pees eee) Drapes done in my ‘PAPERHANGING — Sane wenn: . Private entrance, 256 ‘ g1e0 take-home pay. OR 3-1260. heat be Taped & congenial with CLERK On See NURSE AVAILABLE | home. Call FE Fe4s5. : a Ms or PFE iam fae References. Eves. only. a Fa . BOD CED -/|_¢ [_ 41007, , Cer G8 AND 1RONINGS_ OR shi “PAINTING. P. RHANGING 7 g : - 30 commision, ace ent werk pons: . WATTERS. APPLY: pics = 5 = jon gf “une is my bane. PE Furniture e Refine nce Bat 16A ~| wry Aa ed CrEANED 31001 RETIRED ¢ GENTLEMAN wou GOEB beth & ent. eS couple. 160 : . Body Bi Ty WANOUTE| TX. Ra “ : 4 . S074 ANTIQUES — SPECIALTY, VAR-| 543; ike seems we ls eens | Apes Body wah ‘wuick. “LAKE help wid’ Ponte! —- emad are young Fag By —_ a WASHING & IRONINGS : oer, from furniture. FE sa istte od ee home. al Saat be we ‘ae st poor 2 ROOMS, A aonioy: EAL. ‘WAITRESSES inast se — Pat. si 7 mE ‘ ME PAINTING, INT... EXT. WALL —n TC CAB DRIVERS 0 aa nak art Te che ao WiLL BO Inguine I MY Bol __Garden Plowing 16B gape. Pres ea. re bem. . Ph gy Ewe dairy ber, swing Ein. FE 203 : : ALL ASHING. PAINTING, " Pingree Btreet to Summit Sireet is now rLake, 3 to 6 p.m Setere 3 mi. "FOR MEN Woman would like work “wae PLOWING AND DRAGGING,| free “estimaes. Hall « on file im my cffice for publie in-| Dry Cleaning Route Man FOR HOUSEWORK AND REE by the day. Call OR 3-|_F= #4978 or Myrtie 20402, Fog WANE iit ea ar — Experienced driver estab-| -taurant. Come to . : A ROTOTILLING SERVICE. OU NAME “LE PAINT Yr. conctice (is also, hereby given that the Lake, PE ¢0l. MANAGER - 5498, “Newnes and getdens also Ciy of Pontiac. will iit mest fa ths Com GRESHAM CLEANERS GIRL, BARTENDER iy yh. TRAINEE. $300. nal EB, YARNS FOR TOUR: fill dirt, sand ‘and gravel rE Guaranteed to satisfy. FE 3380 EMPLOYED MIDDLEAOED Lap| Yaz can. ery j 7 005 Oakland __ Television Service _ 22} 12 spare, my_ comfortable i nits. PRIV, BATH @” ERT. b of May, AD. 1997" at -8:00 | You 1 Have eee Ginty.| feist ee Sas Fee . fuavmO“PINigning guaury|—— GARDEN PLOWING —~|GUARANTEED TV REPAIR ANY orary_camm om eoeq a ee Mid e t C_ BUD BILLS. FE $200 | G;RDENFLOWING & HARROW. _RADIO & TV. iz 6. PARKE 6 ane MNO) tance, 9 cae octeome. Clase HOUSEWIVES. 1awes mM i+, nooo dp SO. ova St tetas MW, BeeeeiT i, graanaes. Ob Same s DONE K. K'E Templeton, Realtor, Realtor tor | ams rete. . ¢ CARDEN. 5 FLOWING & DRAG. +780. be ‘ Employment A&B TRENCHING ging, PECs. Ater 3, FE) Ty oewriter Service 22A eo ae Svea oni in. Ne rasan | toe Poatiog Meares Be | Fede Vee ie Tet Oe) opens PLOWED DICED | Balers st cl Realtor [tt ¥0rz steam. 38 Center = r : TYPEWRITER: ADDIN | som 7 [aiugersro,g.sauaes mason) Meigs © mr = Pinexnontas oes Jt Edw. M. Stout, Realtor, |r pooua.rareary Se 5 : . “eontractor, Gabe Roth. — GARDEN PLOWING & ViTTING.| General Printing and Offices Bup-/7t M- CORON, ahade | few ts ‘Duion Bt. Ev l gps 2 renegade wae GO A ee 2 ia “edocs. Ps = sVELYTL | reine “Tmt kt Gann rLoMNG cow igi) Upholstering 23 aide ca work, 1 , $3.56 hour, : Se, oe Sey cee ey S wd _ tawe e OaRdEen th TRAENG. tage CL. Ss Fart, serager 9 specialty. FS ‘able, raion Cai efter 4 pm. FE *MY FAIR LADY” “ALUMINUM SIDING { PLOWING, DISCING @ DRAGGING re 4 Get my estimate pefore you buy. re, FE 5-06 MIDDLEAGED — HOU rou 0 at wal pereies ees ~ pean, “Gene. FLOWING & DIGGING. _VICTAAFY City : artin’ decorstor, some |ALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK,| fof", Suh _ ying pees, Ce & etc. Jensen) r G DR: : Com- Prd - - Pisins, Clarkston area. MA 5-60). —Gaitie BEint AEDES _ealisfied clientele, See me before! _ *, 2 4. ROUM APTS. ———---- the , = 8 CARPENTRY, ae tee eo “hy we it PRX. and a orehe, 2, editions rooting, siding, | SOTO-FILLING 8 eel aes grade and ping ine FUN JOB. $225.| cabinets and trim ~ specialty. Oakland Avenue wie FE $00 Call sfer$ pm. | ROTO-TILLING r my & steno. to & staff of sales|ALL KINDS Cos ss A. B. DeMott — : $300. : : TO TILLING. LAWNS, GAR- thes the NIGHT COOK WANTED. EM ey SLOCE: BRICK, CEMENT WORK, dens & z_pede._ On 2 ee Ben me ine CEMENT oom. ROTOTILLING. GA the Office & Counter Work actist book | PRICE. BL Spimnege, Ms ies too} eee FE PS Birmingham Cleaners, 3263 6. Weed-) : to learn: $250, Resiieatal sad commer =OVATING : ward. Fee, Soeeteees work, Ph, ‘and lawn. Top soil delivered ‘ia oe ee EG, Se Te Sin TD ater oom, ce ngatpenter Contracting | towing rey. of Baldwin & sec- OR 32276; Ss; Dan, ‘wine Bidg. Service ; puyi CEMENT & BLOCK Insurance Agencies 17A — os cuchers WORK. PE ; Rating ota doa. basements. EM 3-487. The stin-Norvell ell Agency CEMENT WORK — EDWA ve Pe a NEW . — faa “MOST HAPPY 3 : oe wares oa ee Rrra a: ” t enc Tr i : ? i 6. “seeinaw - FELLAS 1NS, ro ae on ned - " IN A FLASH i er eee . INSURANCE AEROTRED KNAPP : Ee a mS SHOES). fe Jebnson ep ioe persas. 3 INSURED BY Berm. is cerviee Nicholie & Harger ‘Co. ted rite. om oe — 23_W,_ Huron St ___FE $8183 ny4 3." 5 i d UE é ge ay EG fa f : a od tee? EST x arate ; : ings : te PR ees = =SALESMAN > hi “gies, © CO Reet Wav ; eeRaymond a a ee, ree uiding. . IRON. PETTICOAT ; : pe eg A wree 8. : ~ ~JOURRE! ; = REASONABLE ia, CLEAN ALL MODERN ). *|Don’t Just. ee 24851 rERINEE eS “ver! . FE bene: | : ees There & | + Pca é i. aA Ac Sean ae 8 es is k' 4 * d a Rs - ee JAM isa RAY. O'NEIL, Realtor ane FE" 3 fios or on 3.3031 YOUR VACA — AN APT. 3 For Rent Rooms * 37 § § Hil HH . eB ' ia aw ng. Man. | ; M4 Te. . SE. RBAN. Thi - Tass. cioee IN BEAT & OF ‘a . = furs. $19.50 per wk. 51 1 SLEEPING ROO! ¥ = dh coantealil cf 7 & PONTIAC: PRESS, Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge. ~ WILL BUILD ~ NCE ’ us = ‘er n F. aif. . Peas ae uy Thru Partridge | a F List Thru Partridge DRAYTON PLAINS, ON . 3-BEDROOM ; Near South Blvd. Maurice Watson. an = Sees. Com be benght sencenaty, - YE re SS oa o 7a" ‘et $10,575 ot cg nomontl ree CLARK REAL ESTATE = Span Evesings & unde “Se oy | MULTIPLE LISTING BERVICE | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Colberry OPEN Several. 1997 Brick Ranch BATH. #TOVE & r ‘ ui front. Adults. 3621 Scott Lake Rd. ¥ BOOM AED 5.4 Ti MATN fog: apt. te Gowntown Pon- SE 4158 } & quiet. At bus stop vate entrance, Adults. Inquire 777 BRI An excellent 3° gm. (4 bed- oa ll - we with tiled Modernized kg is nace, . ; tiled paths, | low cown pay- LL BASE-|- (1 . kitchens and+ aad ad es TOP RDS ik .¥ cas F KINL | ICHOLIE J t Ht HARGER CO, gw. Huron 2 BEDRM im) paved street, close to schools and . B/ downtown ares. Payments incluce taxes ineuran Fre ry Lake japeer, 2 . sotinge, wil, ‘ra, ae We « tate apprec: listings of any Harvey Wilson, Broker For Hogses 43; For Sale Houses” 43 #0 Down f. room brick, 2 level, besutiful lots of extras. $10,000 do®a. ELIZABETH LAKEFRONT Modern 3 bedrooni kOme. Rea ure tert Pir old, § 1,000, Easy : BASEMENT, West Crese . end ent Lake $1006 bury. FE 3264, no ¢ arrang throughout. atkins Pontiac Es Carpeted beth, tf tached garage: Oni down or will take trade NEAR FOUR TOWNS SCHOOL % acre. Attractive 2 bedroom home. JIM WILLIA nace, Breezeway and. Lak ; XN $3,950 WITH $150 DOWN Near Wi- liams Lake — this eute 3 room home with bath and utility — de- sirable for young couple or re- ELWOOD REAL Templeton bg ef REALTOR Phone O8 31388 of On 3178 Oven Eves. 1 Pe Tz, 10 to 8 ‘| Buy Thru Partridge _ List Thru Partridge 2 FOR PRICE OF 1 K. L, Templeton Orehard ; : After 6, FE 32-9502 fan, ceramic tile bath, carpeting, Two cat garage. outdoor . Porced to sell. A ba lot in ec es OAEKLAN he agg BY REALTY EM 341% EM }-Mll r Spm LF iy hg Sng SP ing PHA. 2426 Denby Dr. _3-5854. Wil consider land contract. trom Oskian¢— Late. Keego Harbor, 6 rooms & bath. both : “Priced at $1665 down. AUBURN HEIGHTS Hardwood floors LOON’ LAKE NEW HOME -— 817900. fer this lovely 3 bedroom home. many_ez- tras ag 2 betha, ceramic tile, we fireplace, lovely bath living WILLIAMS LAKE CUCKLER REALTY tile bathrooms, £ is en large living room with cutstone INTIA Rose McLarty, Broker .| eB 22002 FE 5-3578 “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE dget Best Buys any. other buys homes. Please call us before you _—Rancher— | _ -3BEDROOM ' Full Basement Homes. . . On Your Lot or Ours tO Dorothy Snyder Lavender 340 W. HURON FE 2-411 or Eves. MU 6-417 INDIANWOOD ROAD = to last « lifetime. 4 RMS. $300 Big lot. Small trout stream. un- 4 alumi es a . Seaatete pai we eet —— SEMINOLE HILLS In one of ‘best . this fine custom built 3 bedroom home is now available. Large liv- ting room with fireplace, sua ‘oom with Anderson windows, Stor" (3: edrcome’ ear is ais s, one 15 3 so see le ny 7iM Ww RIGHT - 345 Oakland TOR ve bout Stout's : Special. | . Peer et car ge Hi Afri af furnace. - decorated. © tt. -iot. immediate PONTIAC REALTY i ae Te ews : fakes exterior, House is WEST SIDE — 3 bedroo i a oe bes ales aluminum | "'"ant 23. ft: -jtving wong 5 nena doors. Interior bas excel- -_ ‘4 din teem. Jeat ‘oak floors and _ plas- ractive m™ kitchen, full ‘wats _ and 7 aot sap ar » Pa nng Brive 99,000. Be vure to poet ced riehh. is cutsten. WM. H. KNUDSEN | MODERATE PRICED — Bunj REALTOR. with lake privile: Nearly 74 SOUTH TELEGRAPH new, 2 bath, m FE 44516 Eves. Call FE 23-8563 a Bris peen. PLEASANT HOME ON HURON| jot Don't wail see this now. River. lots. § rm., full bath, Only $5,950 bay do bal. porch. it. $60 =mo. 5 bik. from et & grade : x —. > school aveil-' iyporan — Luxurious j int le : —¥ plant. brick. home in = very best of A merce. __ _tiled® bath. 20 ft. living room = & ty a = AG 5 S Hwy, New oom, fill = 3BEDRM. $9, LARGER 3BEDRM. —AUTHORIZED— sea wall, hiige shade ‘Gt its very best. $15,500; terms. KENT, Realtor f Lot’ 475 ATHS Electric water heater Cedar shakes or siding eal price ¢ your pian or any of | THE NEA -€&0 HOME PLANS we have in our files Call for appointment & come” to Pontiac are&'s most complete | | \@ Here's &@ coty 12-R. oe. M, DUPLEX, NICE. OR big PTlemuy. as Mechanic. | “SMALL HOUSE FOR A BIG FAMILY Near bus, stores & schools, large | living room, nice kitchen with -dip- For Sale Houses 43) Es Sale Meueed 43) _Fér s washer & ba! be tiled recreation room. Full Tice $12,500, loom et us show EAST SIDE “INCOME 4 rooms & beth, up & down, full | basement with oi] furnace, good | location. Better check ‘on this one! i MY 2 Pull price, $10,500 with terms CRAWFORD AGENCY | 534, W. Huron st ef | Evenings Cail MY_ o 8 THE “BIRD” BUDGET TO SEE _PRICED ? bedroom home located west of Pontiac im Water- ford Twp. It's insulated, has ao large 60 gal. hot water heater and garage. Newly painted! In- cludes screens and storms. ony $1,150 down. i | BIG BAMILIES ONLY This 8 réom-~modern age will provide your family 4 = the of fened farm house , conveniences home. Huge zis t fireplace, 20'x20' rm. can be- used as den or for office. 1 base- ment, 2 car a d garage. New 1951. Leeated . on pores street west - Pontiac. Lake privileges. $5,000 dn.sandles. Nowhere else will your dollar buy so much! Bring ta. wi with WARD FE. PARTRIDGE- 4.3581 | REALTOR — ‘FE_ 1050 W. HURON. ST. __OPEN EVE TIL 9 CHEROKEE HILLS 3 BEDROOM BRICK . NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION Ranch Home with full basement and select your own Ceramic tile and decorating colors. Pull Price: $17,700 BRICKS $10,975 We invite comparison estly feel you can’t wor —— des: and price outstandi bedroom tench, hemes. Piastered bm — floors, marble window « beat tubs bulld anywhere in y. Call for an ap- to inspect our plans. obligeted ee C Bon't fee feel — with beach safe well con- $ REALTOR ese) t A. JOHNSON, Realtor WE BUY SELL & TRADE DORRIS & SON REALTORS Huron $800 DOWN 2 BEDROOM — Lake privileges. Situated on large lot. FE +6331 “A CUTE ONE BEDROOM with _ Toom for second. In good location Lot 715x160. Furnished with privi- ~ leges on Brende! Lake $6,700 with $1,200 dwn. 34236. FIVE ROOM RANCH 26x52. Love- ly stone fireplace, almost com- pleted, lot 150, §9.500 $2,000 down, EM 341 WHITE LARS TOWNSHIP. aq. ft. “* ing rooms, 1618 bed- space, basement, large floored atic, oil gene oa a carpet and electric stove windows. “Goraek in diving, reom, Thermopane noth fenced and e . Refined at- - tins, nee Reonaing EM 3-4198. C. ochuett Partridge: — down. t~ i \. fee. Getails Bvailable at this e ee AVA. REALTOR yooT W. Huron +3569 ee __Open Evenings till | WE BUILD —— | CEDAR. SHAKES $9,975 | i __Phone FE_4-1557 | ‘a CRE FRONT on woe of wi} C- HOUSTON REALTY —™ | with | it > Builder. Phone OA 8-307 | BEAUTIFUL HOME OVER- looking Walters..Lake. S0xioo ft. Lake privileges. $750 low down | vment. Easy ENNIS O'CONNOR, RNOR. PA 50682 terms. “LAKEFRONT $500 DOWN Maceday Lake year around cot- tage let 2 bedrooms, Sand beach. 505246 wooded stone fireplace, completely furnished Garage IN | Real Estate 4701 = Hey REALTORS OR 31223 | ___ ves MApie 5-249 “LAKE FRONTAGE Drayton Plains 184 ft, Sell all or part. ‘Good loeatton for lakefront home —— terms or discount for cash, ~~ GEORGE BLAIR TO! Dixie Hwy. -_ ol DRAYTON PLAINS Fes. R 3-1251 OR 37-1708 or OR 3-3687 . LAKE LOTS. New ecenic lake peggy ty on 2 beautiful lakes near Oxf with high welding go “ lots toms. c Oxford, __ Mich, “Lake Front-— , Square Lake- g004. — and swimming Pec A. WEBSTER tng beautifully pry alec (on age bedrooms, room. full dining reem, rage. FE 5-816) Now is the time to buy this one ~~ I Bee Brick ranch home 2 , 21% x 1S’ living ree. attached ga- items. 2-car 25 extra ‘Leslie R.- Tripp. Realtor 78 W. Huron Street or yey S akefront cotta, ee = ee for Br -gaag | Walters Lake Area 4orm completely furnished 2 meres lots dust a hop to private beach. En- tre -_ rm cottage. full ‘modern bath. el ‘oper hilly; heavily wooded ire- Enjoy your bargain lor $3,500, terms. , | Williams Lake Area aemi- -modern screened front porch, ideal for sleeping Extra deep wooded lot 6 lots, irom — beach, only $4750 JERRY F- "Open $172 W. Huren & ADAMS CO. Eves ye wees 1 te & PE 4-4561 ON GATEARTA "CAE. LAKE frontage, —of Gaylord, Mich LAKE Maceday Lake Frontage | 4925 Pontiac Lake Ré. 1 The sce Folks ~ route MApie 320° deep. 20 miles east 32, $3550. Can be 5-1404 LOT. PRIVILEGES TLEG ON | tn Walters Lake ‘a acre, $1100 cash | __oT_ $1400, PE 4-468). terms. best we've seen th _ while for the, ou a CALL a long, rice, 40x120 right | ke. This land- is bargain lot * only = “$25 pert mo Dont miss this SEE - BUY | Glarestcn: REAL ESTATE INC. 20 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. MAple 4 PROPERTY FOR SALE OR trade, terms, 60 ft. from land. Lake tr 144 eve. oF e, Oak- lot. OL 81101 days. 4 ROOM aan Sy i? ‘ $3 BE or KEE - ~ ‘ Here ‘tie beautiful all brick 3) 04 A oui | just off mate, fmnanced CARNIVAL by Dick Terser: 5-2 Tm. © 1987 by NEA Borvies. & "aay Thru Part i Reg. U.S Poe. OM, aman infil weeks—it took 1 me -— ——-" wth, _ For Salé Lots 46 LOLOL LO ll oe ~—™ LOT, PAVED STREET, ON “a | West eles rE seen BEAUTIFUL ED EOT 50x: | | 130. cnaicaite NORTH SHORE |. SUB. near Lower Straights Lake | minute drive to Edgewood Coun- pet Club. Priced for immediate | CLayY AGE * MUtust sats . "BUD" Building Sites Seven (7) lots, 60 e110 each beautiful Square Eake Country Club Subdivision. 1) sell es -8 . sroup or will divide Bargain | realtor 409 Mt. Clemens &t. Eve. Mr. Worhes PE S+-11 18en00 woobED Lor 1" GAK. 978 Baldwin Ave E_4-6203 . Call after #38, FE ~ Poe FARMS s AND ACREAGE Y ae BUILD NOW Homes Wi ch Acretgy a our -well-restricted Waterford . 5: Small house, Pruit lis Retates. a ag) pew 3: Seven. cote. o 7; m. home, Barn i HE RBERT C. CDA is. 2 2: aoe. we Down FE 5-4311|. 10; Ranch Home, Woods 6; Mome, Horse Barns 'POR SALE CHOICE BUILDING | 2 « "8 with Homes — TY by 400°. jana | HAROLD E. WEAVER, Broker Ra Off Brown Ra FE 56-3834. 1445 E. m-E. of J R ‘| Rochester OL 20821 CLARKSTON-AREA —TARGE ty Bh nga = 4 SITES ROAD, FIRST $169 down. © Edw. M. Stout. Realtor Tl N. inaw St Pe) Eves.-"ti LOCATED GOOD be 1 PEET FRONTAGE E OFFERED. ONLY .. POR BETTER sirks Cherokee Hills You'll like a — of Fg a locat: iy Lake Rd 1 mile west of Telegraph Rd. eeee if sold this month. Call: NICHOLIE. FE 42068 “But Tm one who agrees with you that you “gan't train did ) Capea de For Sale oe Aoretts ~ < Buy Thru Partridge “List 1 Thru Partridge _ = ACRES ROCHESTER-ORION RP. _- fall owner requests ug street number. We down. ' 20 ACR County, base Pair hy ry "ACRES, Vv pepe ee ecerpeted living poom. ty gine sunperch. 60x28 barn. or ga rage. 14x60, chicken _ e. Some fruit, nicely a $4, full price; 84660 10 ACRES, I AKE Large modern home with 3 bed- SELL. OR TRADE Well — on M-24 in Lapeer m, chicken howe, nt tlowing spring, owners White Lake area, 6309 per acre, terms. RIDGEWAY i Open Evenings Tu x er ES small » ACANT | Rent Farm Property 48A POL PLEIN “ailing 8." iva ‘east of Adams. t ] LAND ; nO | latefront everyone Wants— plaste re i ails, fireplace, large rooms, 199 andscaped, wooded jot ell 1 Call — See — Buy | Clarkston |) REAL ESTATE -INC. 2® 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. MAple WOODED HILL LAKE. LOT. $2,000 full price aps “MA 56-1444 after Joaded with rg “Ap ae set ¥. for om mily. Excel- ie street, Give we Evenings efter 4 cal Mr. Lease, FE +1175: _ 1704 5. pe ae Rd.. $625: Down nee. price new 2 Muge 136 x 156 ft Jot with lake _ Privileges. house in excellent con- with venetian blinds, ajl asifeonditioning heat, bedroom “thodern ° hardwood floors, priced: to amr ond sttached/ $11,000 with low down paym' _, Shown by appointment only. Earl E. James 8260 Cooley Lk. Rd - 4 pm. : W HIPPLE LAKE FOR BETTER HOMES "Lakefront lot, "100x301 High PLENTY OF - Splice spo w w - hi ed and must - lake. of shade. FE och ther Gruen teedera eras, after Sle. Ege ——— +H WHY NOT? pear Lake 1% acres,:. Live at Union lake in this aimost modern, home! EM 3-511 z aa i ~ WILLIAMS. 7 ci | 2 tae ‘west om tae ott Heaton! Eine “be etc. aw 1 ae = SONTAG — wATeING ar | Pgh Sem SMP 0. aoa ‘CARL W. BIRD, Realtor $05 Community National am PE 1966 PE 44211 Eves LOTS FOR SALE _ LAKEFRONT — 606X300 — $1,800 OBE SEWER 0xI00 — .« Buy Thru Partridge List Thru Partridge WATKINS & WA. LAKE- MANY OTHERS — CALL FE 40938 bay mgs 0 a RM. sOUSE LARGE | . Btanchions for & ““p. W. DINNAN @ cows, 2) i } ‘List Thru a: iw, 7 on Auburn és a down. Is deale ‘lee station exe. cond. 80 acres, well fenced. | Sy8"" at wblleaiebel These | wed road. Near onl This be op =: Rod ing * por to get in + business reliable and: cian Dasticsn fires ae for these ‘whe senlty Cell might use for employ FE +1586 of Lincoln 3-6860. MAN Wirt REPERENCEa WANTs | BF nave x Hertel ares: 2 y'4 botraam form bovie on 3 Gale tee t bate’ Sntse va bee, a acres within 6) mile or. ¢ apartment _of Detroit. EM 3-4946 ‘Resson selling: Other PASTURE, 200 ACRE RUN, PLEN-| _ ness. EM 33-0107. 2 ag Phone MEirose 4-3074, | SALE : GA ze Sale Business hee ma 49 | SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE. > Low inventory, OR 36138. | _Bay Thru P "BATEMAN - KAMPSEN See of business REALTY 377 8. Te’ Rd. |" ee ee ee ee a at) ROY KNAUF, Realtor HIGH HILL VILLAGE | 04 Site, Fe rear A anned community for} OAKLAND AVENUE fond, ‘Baaliy" accessible froma | “eat siege. Priced. to working centers._A community of | ‘Archer Bite ete on "PONTIAC. REAL TY. Eat allt aes tetas | ‘area. Go paved streets. lee gf eeaeet | Portridc ge _\FE 5-9292 : is ‘THE “BIRD* REALTOR Oren Ere WALTON BLVD. corner Walton WARD E. PARTRIDGE]. "FE 43381 1080 W; HURON ST. sd ie Side s ae ego ned — "BUD" 100-Foot Commercial r GOOD LAKE RESTAURANT FOR - sa JERRY E. ADAMS CO. Gift aft Shop and Home Sia sant — let's Giroux-Franks GENERAL seamed ESTATE 30). Dixie Hwy OR sem 7 a West Huron St. se in ges 9 wes gra an 3 con price of the NICHOLIE) § \. \Fe ahaa Business "ol Your ‘Own? 4o Mi. Clemens th” Eve. ier. Vorhes \ LList Thru Partridge ie a | A Rare Opportuni | Humphriés ‘ane are free, toree ps ~ RESTAURANT S the. terrific’ volume-ie mash oe dead giveaway. y of park- > aiean Seat Yeo mes. have recent! sie Oy = on tant car Mansons ed hel can ghRRANGE Reelto PE ent a yi eegraps Z ‘Open Eves. LisTina SERV: ICE Doctor Lawyer - Builder Here's the ‘spot for you. We have bags of pounee most moderp ad, be Ter” “Tones. This is 8) i tablished & & profitable busi- | : lease Sorabead. Call. PE) 2018] and ask f FOR LEASE service —— Low inventory a. Cail 20173 ; i RENT *IO 3} a chanic with follo paoees- Write tiac Press Box DRIVE IN & aang ON EwY. buchy Realty. Ortonville. iit Good Yoppart as “en wis 9+ STALL SUPER | ey ET’S T Al “K BUSINESS” Giit Shor Well established —— Ave location Scauties store “with tasteful wv $3,000 required to take over ; Machine Shop | . — yo orga Nag f nena riners eine eparete ek: Roduires omiy $2,500 MICHIGAN: BUSINESS /SALES CQRPORATION at arr Vier FE ¢' PARK AT OUR DOOR NORTH SIDE RESTAURANT _ ee. WEST SIDE PROPERTY © Om Westside oe on location | Eves Til 8, Sun. 1 to § 3172 W. Huron st PE 44061 STANDARD OIL CO. | Seaen or puipone,, home foe oo kn OO PPL LLL Et 1 ADAMS ROAD GRADER, MOD- el 560 UDI mowt, % yard Hough a? end on rubber, Also caterpillar . itreder model 112 &. sale oF 8W -dozee © block nett lis a Ww. ,4 HD20 1 ith blade, 1 with hd Fe and a 1960 LOLDSMOBILE GOOD ee or a a ae a ee Be ned tr Locate cat 7 WHEL TRAIVAER FRAME? POR he bo Song an re ys a Valve? Fe “rie, “anes Bs wn be 2 affices ats eaatly a ‘Apptaised value $12,000 and 8% ACRES._AT DAVIS. tay at ee “only 8 $12,900 See this .. BURG. WITH STARTER te ine FIELD. Grocery Store . \ See oe maak ceraret $4500 down a vou in bust- ‘ EL aU : of Clarkston Wi BELL Py -- Eeraings i h- preach 912-613,006 | - WITH $1000 DM. PAUL A. paeB gH = 4 only 90.060.| . SERN ie M. SAGINA fo y @ >: PONTIAC. PE 4 CALL-sEu—SUY z 3 00 Lor * {2 ee . : ie ge for whet have you. 2| Clarkston |,,.SELLOR TRADE 1 FAMILY 4 room 6 bath ist floor REAL ESTATE INC | Sig? 420m .t » 2 Maple 5-6821 . Ney oil of ac ge fer Latee two cer Sale Land Contracts 52, sixia A. bot en paved st Excel: ee Se er ou Ae pos a ~ vos ig sale . ie. bouse- 20% DISCOUNT. ireller. “or equity im your home i dow men r On tie —_ nda a oe! rows = on it’ Brown Realtor, 1362 ag eouned by @ rm bowme bol yveage FE 274810, Eves. an lots i i ,. * ANOTHER’ ‘92 DODGE—MODEL J TRACTOR 20% DIS COU NT serene. For pickup & cash. Contract baia bi at | 4 PORD TRACTOR. ‘$6 LOADER $54 per month Sour cost 94.298 & biede. sell for cash of swap Bec. by Bet pendent for land contract, OL 1-0903 Eves pace bee _ =" and 397 “CHEV. BEL AiR 3 DRS _ -y . erg) one ton “MUTART REALTY | _sshe tren, On Sane.“ 2419 8 Commerce Ra. MA ¢2301 | 100 FT PRONTAGE OW = : i qqueeey p. Sie ar: is PER DIscouNT - | omg Dag on aa .« oe é pi — ane ' _or smell farar tat Opayne. __ shi property. Hust Real | 64,300 Y IN INCOME : __ Estate, FE ¢Til¢ | erty for 4 house Prefer + ~"20% DISCOUNT ion P Finda tonk ObTSOARD es.saigh tend contract on 3 bed ‘ gag ee B. | ins. = a es os. 903: caiaeaet ) bedroom | DAVID. , BRADLEY (GARDEN ¥ F valtar wed 7. "eas tas" | for aod, boat & trailer, “Call $1,575 DISCOUNT | Pom races * 3DMD- e ace ? Se we et eencened, 8 _or late model var VE 4a013 Modere home at Case Lake i HAVE X GOING “Bos : 2 to handle stores bination ouid * R. we ‘VALUET, Realtor irede ter) Redrm home of lake bry ND AVE PE 54-0603 Re for se '. Other bust ou tag Be | ness, EM 3-610). pen eros UnTiL 8-3 _ | sindetou FORT SEWING DISCOUNT 30 PER CENT. BAC || wrecse yi , sive i (WHERE you HAVE BOLD ~—$O SETTLE ESTATE PROPER WEL $14.900--contract, on 2 homes at er dik 4 VON x. Sylvan Lake your cost Meee. ews East. Bes 116 Pontiac Press. -| side _’ Hardwood floors. Money to Loan 53 aa a os Large alter wa ae State Liseneed Lenders) | payment. Immediate possession. BORROW a motera Sites ch ia cr one s18 Gyclone, tenga Back i rf tae a D CE ae i taer or eae St housetraiier equity eg Ty bake * GEORGE, RGE BLAIR experienc ve REALTOR Bay partes up te soon it You ON Sep Fel . mgt >ta88 Li trcome mS . PLA ee | _Bves OR 31908 or OR 33687. 202 N. MA ROCHESTER, ‘MICH. LOANS _ Ph. Rochemter OL 8-01 OL een OL 1-9781 , _ LOANS | $25 TO 9500 3% E. a FE eon ‘* SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED §25 to $500 Teale, Gur" of fatatte "Re pil “STATE | FINANCE CO. Medes 2°? wee ] | Buckner Gators ‘Happy ‘Folks 1m. T eran sears CE CO, | awa fivene are te ae at TE et eet ee EC ‘St ee Bk Sed at t Is \ i! ® i sd lair agi, lh ee waa ” sae = Saree fs, RES Pag Oe oo | mow Fee TABLE ‘MOD-. ‘Keassoabe . FE sees + wa ereces: Beeeszss -“« Shel ® It i $iv cach. dav DEPT. ane . Dresser ... ve. eeeseenecss . Galt. ....cecsscceves Bees) old oor, |De chair olecccccss $9658 THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE LO: a garage to be tore down, 138 Ea G & removal outfit, 41 Chev 4 wheel trailer 1 yr. cid power sav & - ee . $310. CLOSE OUT kinds outside doors & frames oe 5 a inside doors & tte ses Piywood.Co, i Selsuin “hve. Ave. . FE 2-3543. ~~ CULVERT PIPE pipe at Pg a Oye gree ‘Church’ s, Inc. 10? 8, Squirrel Rd. FE 2-0233.: WELL PUMP. C piping. 179° Alice Ave. inc: FE RINGS. LAYAWAY . ‘on EDWARD'S OUTLET 18 § SAGINAW aaa pues “er, tiloe.” Take mona ps a fia8, Rational aah ome PAY- q ROLLAWAY BLAYLOC COAL & BUILDING: Y co. #1 Orchard Lake Are. FE 3-110! Ne down. 3 to ™: OR 4617 noc Sue TRON BOWL, sHOWER , DROP LEAP MAPLE TABLE. CHEAP. |: : _ FE CABINET SINKS 90098; STAIN- —= soe, i . , $44.95; % 6, Pert cae \ Northern Lumber a Rustic, heavy duty, § ft. ORIando Beach Bathing 3-2351. Sandy : mie . so - $6.19 $7.85 4.90 > aantaide+- f lnside doors of all Kiss 2. bis lo wood Pontias __Baidwin Ave. Ph. Pe 3290. CHAIN N SAW, $100. GOOD CON- DOBBINS, rdie Large s small. Miter. Garsen Law § Woodward iw | Birmingham). MI POWER MO’ i $10 down bur a new 1957 = omer = page ose service experienc wer mower mechanic: Certified Gent! er for Jacobson, Equlips, Moto- Mower, Reo. Cooper pe —_— Then also , Ol sees of used mowers WF a a z & LAWN EQUIPMENT peogwere Ave. (Just M. of 14 Mi, Birmingham). - Phone 46053, WITH MATTRESS. bassinet, Teeter-Babe, babs's I-pe. coat, size dress & 2 matern- fey iy re ail site 26 Just like THLLERS Bo easy to rate, the Indies can = =. nod a it with & demonstra ly 1 company the Ghoto-tiller!, . ents Ww lu N ~Sale Musical Gao 62. Tia eit iat ttn SAL DwIn APT, SIZE vreae| A-1 TOP SOIL, bala pe mad STONE Lyle Conklin, i Boa Small dows _ Balance uw “CALBI MUSIC oO. i189 N. Saginaw BLOND, ele Fano, a | COMPLETE PLAYER. FIA PIANO | _ oe” 36038 or OL | CONN X CORONET % CASE. USED! 6 wal sacrifice. FE _* 42150, if PLAYER TANO GoopD COND. _ Call mor PIANO i TUNING, CALL BEFORE 8:30 am. Oscar Schmidt, FE _2-5211. REAL ORGAN eee will hol —, . installed in minu $li per = CAL Br MUSIC CO. new iS FOR RETURNED BLOND SPINET PI- ano. Large discount. Gallagher's. 1g E. Huron. FE E40506. GRINNELL BROS, CONSOLE SOLE Pi- . gno. Walnut finish. Cannot be yer a —_ P gid terms. $25 per month. “CALBT MUSIC CO, 119 N. Saginaw Springtime i. wi + rae aes DIRT sand Fe OR isa ™ ” Mi TOP SOIL SAND GRAVEL & _ fin, PE $0002. Or OR 3-6548. AA? TOP SOIL, SAND, | GRAVEL. _3m — also roto. tilling. ~~ Attention Truckers PoouLEs, TOY PUPPIEE a P| fom ERANIAN POPPIES BE AL EAL thiniatures, love! “a REG EXGUaH SETTER FOP: ples ae oe ae a iB Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 DOGS CATS BOARDED, poGos trained. Burr-Ghell, 8. Tele Top soil, $1; yard loaded. Load : ang. 1 az 7 days ee wk. Watkins ae ¥ also retail. so Hay,.Grain-& Peed “nt BAN kK — RUN RC R rey aD ¢ GRAVEL, 5 ~ PBPPD PLP PP LLL L LLL ALA . load delivered, $7. Speclane D CUTTING ALFALFA & in fill work. Trucks clover, 3c, 406 & S6c. OA 8-2231 _MY_3-1483 FE 551% ist & IND ALFA BLACK. DIRT, ROAD GRAVEL, all kinds hay. straw, wood, fill dirt. Leaded, also delivered. Deliveries.. M Sess, Bulldozing. 135 Oxbow Lake Rd. | ALL TYPES OF HAY. ast & 3RD & aN cutting and straw BLACK DIRT, gaup 8 & GRAVEL, | deliver. ¢ ta 2179. PE 68-1798 0 ALFALF scaek Bint. or 77 SAND horse cattle hay. oe No rain. 7104 & gravel, FE 2-6745 W. Stiverbell 56-1039. ‘BLACK DIRT. 3 BUSHELS FOR A dollar, delivered. FE 8-3282.. CHICKEN MANURE. OR .3-5600 COW MANURE AND LIGHT EAUL- ing OR 30753. Tuning Time. Our tuning and repair department bd Kr yg with factory trained | nn a. WARNER WALL FUR- _ FE 2-639. s EAL oe —" “SALE. e Sheetrock 4x8 Sheet $1.35 Pir et eeuiaion 1a. +O n... rE sini rfanin an "hoc Sex SEWER INST : Sale | Office Equipment 63 ‘| somRocane ADDING” MACHINE & stand. | EW ADDERS FOR = 4 Sensational offer: Limited. Your 5 mfytro--F or less, adder in work- ing condition i new one at _wholesale FE 44022 WooDsTock OFFICE MODEL typewriter, cexcelient condition, EM }-4466, Sale Store Equipment 64 7 AW. FLAT aon. Lp hs in height. Good | reasonable. . : For Sale Livestock. 72 HORSES, 1 BUCKSKIN 1 = pony 7 . _ Holly, roe 10 GOOD #U PUREBRED Yorksnire gilts, Doe ncw. OA ica CHPEC PALOMINO AT stud. 4131, Groveland Ré., ville, Mich. NA 17-3014. ‘ WOULD LIKE =. BOAR horses. to ride. Awa sonable. Clarkston, MAple 8-4461, after. § p.m. OF ALL KIND, Ciark- WID.: LIVESTOCK forest Jones. MA §-5206. _ For Sale Poultry — 74 New oe eve: GROCERY ISLANDS 4 4 FT. _— . with end | coerg Pes ide. Bell cheap 2258 ~ Sale Sporting Goods _ 65 1 ser 7 UNS } BOS. 9M. a ‘SHREDDED BLACK DIRT Pit on Walton between Perry and eg p+ deliver, B. L. French ga seavice TOP BOIL. ‘TDADED OR DELIV: —aTA tg Pil a ® sexe *Bullgosing. TOP SOIL Loaded or Delivered - AY‘S AL ‘Shredded pees, dirt delivered rea-. z 2-6633. Sale Farm Produce 75 CERTIFIED SEED POTATOES. Jack Cochran. Lake Orion, MY 2-0931 3 tatoes F sweet cider. eh ones, « & Bros, : éhard, : ener of W. Maple hard Lake Rd. 10 to 6. _OA #2170. “POR, CASH! IN. A -|Every Friday ....7.P.M. ___ Wanted _Livestock * 73) APPROXIMATELY , 20 WHITE ns, 75¢ gach. OR 3.5600. | » ires, Whi = white o eeriens Ln low. | HURRY, sell» thin $| sified i r —_———< PoNTtac PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY | LA eee ae Sale Household a Maou | | : <, Shrub: we ; fet Sale 60 Ie By may Alaa Plants, Shrubs~ 68 P) ston haa 414. Ft. Wall “OFF ON borvitag Juniper Be je * trees nus SRNR ra 8 wt “SPINNING REELS: Bring tools Opyers, 2 141. W. $29. Airex we = Oa Village. * ‘miles a — ees ie ee *'4orm wt oN Sooetee nage TARG ee. eiaiidsea’ tees $11.25 toa. “Open everv ile? ito “terse New, ¥ Airex 4 nn rmeraganeteenooone eae Pi sNow, $7 EVERBEARING STRAWBERRIES, By = et + gb) Kelly's Hard 3904 Auburn. at _ 35 dox, PE 8-3282. lamp. ya lounge pean Cane a oe ip ee = hair. * : ees. OR 3790 : eeiwed to & years 3 CONSOLE. 39" FABLE $2 GAL. ELEC. HEATER ...919.95 ae PERE nia GARDENS. #10 = ¥ | ene. eo 30 Gal, Auto. Gas Heater” 4580s k of ne SEED COMBOLE Fv LIVIN PomniTone| (2°. cae & Bin -_. $00.50 w salle hgh Ag cb Joriyn, Pontiac PE fis. li» plated Bet ‘Hutchinson - 4996. TV antenna ‘| Fr itional. "eave PLUMBING m0 | : Srese = fousttes sry eee. : Mobile Homes Sales Inc ; $9.65, cond’ § Sverstutied SAVE PLUMBING ' oH E. greene of ail Flowering | ROLENS & WHEEL BORSE RID-| - ‘ WALTON TV ros ed chairs. Gold. 172 South Seginaw St eating Equipment Stave -: Pergonial | ing & tractors. Used 4301 Dizi a ac walton, Cor, Joslyn PE 2-2257)| ) pattern + white’ with wered | "GAL. OPEN sed off furnaces, ol] burners, fir. bad vegetable plants. Open § s.m, 90 & up Drayton iy CU. PP UPRIONT DEEP Walout toffee & eel ta | @fums for burning your rubbish farmaoes, iokers ugg hei Jae o tr reese Take over “ayments, Gp _ >. _MAytair 63734. pL a . d ape Ry your OL 32-0211. : A ¥ PLANT NOW EVANS pqvirars 210 OXFORD TRAILER i : wantity . ae p = Several piles of lumber for sele| HOT AIR GRAVITY FURNACE. "NORSER Sh tae SALES 3 piece bedroom by the E \. Gas burner. Also steam fur- PARKESIDE N ly AR CORN POR SALE. #75. als, 4 liy Wanut china 32. pace oil burner. Leundry; tubs 344 Elis. Lake Re. OL Michigan Arrow, 14 to 50 ft. lon TV set ona Aluminum Siding cP: ~ lilac Open wrest JASE. TRACTOR. WITH EQUIP-| tralier o's rental basin. Parts trie Range . ee ~ - = ni veat LIMP sans Install now an‘ forget painting | HOT WATER HEATERS, 50 GAL. gf Bye cio placts. ment, USe_pow. 25260! SS. i sper | wasteese wes proms forever, Pays for ftselt as. New, approved for use on raspberry plauts. ‘oa FERGUSON DOUBLE pIsc, 2 rates. Only 44 down, 1 sr D savings of twe paintings. meré ‘. 50 and a. dul bottom sed 10 hours, like Mile south of Lake Orion 96 h2t ot) trot 7 ; Reynolds aluminum "with $119.50 values, $40.50 and 50 SHADE TREES new. E , TRAILER EXGHANGE _T and exchange every- oe : yon | fen vertt. oe “out marred. Also Bugar maole, red Saapan & stiver : ; 7 r wan ee as se) ee aa Seeman | Secret Sat etoee’ SStentdes Bebtc. its to's im in eiameter | Come In and See Our Line) = ALT. QUALITY ms Only sangeet. Ee aluminum and tibereias awn-| Fiuorese 393 ; enol be. rot While ame % birch. Guaranteed of Oliver Tractors: 10 WIDES wid Your Ee — ings. complete egreened in patio | FA; ad ecard to leat off and ~ wat ee : : pret to 80 ft ¢ ABOUT. ws 3 Fer] rms, oungstown and ARGE. Vise hee 4 HAW | summer. PE 6-047! or FE — yo : 2 motels me oS, ap. POR RE SiLes POUND MOVING ~FO CAR-| birch . ciomms, | Wn, Od eel, sip peaprenses - Pontiac Landscaping 833 6 Bivd.| _0.C. 3 Crawlers” Selance, Featuring: ANDERSON. 4 wie out of be w but emt! furniture FE ste ne OOF tron. Ne money dowa, $6 mo. and ge BP OG weaal beste acel t F P Thess tractors are. scuipped with Ge alernow Ht-wooD AN le Space fs, al cee WALLEL - rguson. 5 ace Sale bulldoger blades, diggers & load- see ts ape iectrie. Tefriger- suatemmns Pecaeaaie of auears Severe! 1 to.S ton hydraube Jocks ms pets a leny & : satet © — = 4 $s.) i . ev c s. “3 poate exrares. chen, | #180 Mo. Call FE $1864. Corvnet, | S82 OL 4Geui for tree estimates! rig “canvas camping tent. Ne- “so. female > ann sh Fe Sa BER wast! | "hs “service the. thors. equipment - BOTTLE GAS a (+ WHILLET . AL é tional 7 . PONTIAC FARM & , ~ ‘hattresses. se, Living Tove ea, | celles Gale and lao AN _3a1_W. Haron, TRACTOR. CO. PARTS & SUPE occasional tables ‘amps’! twble. Good buy. PE 2 D No CHOR FENCES JACOBSON 27 ESTATE POWER Sis Gases - FE 40661 or PE 41442 6 Span Bese PE 23200 oe cn ER PBEROUA sinobe Lay) Rae nites “ree | Bree ‘ace Bae eal ae Sav ais | Se ee eae ee * si ee ot SNS es|| an ne Te en ores | serine eae Oa le eae ed eS ii, capamay pean | POR Peace | 12 'C igkae TPES | TL Sboee SPP S| Bam see i what abe meant when she ed a coces POR | or oes S| gece nae eyenceet . OR E Peete becess = ; Laws. MOWERS” us to a garden pay” AKC REG. COCKER PUPs, §| celient FE : Seen Fe ‘Holly RA. Holly UP 70 34 MO TO PaY | planes, “4 422 'W. Huron. | Pe sin. Al : Call Pick up and deliver. PE 21311. |. ——_____—- weeks of, FE ECONOMY TRACTOR. HP __MEIzase_¢6771 : We bey, sell on trade NORGE 7 CU. PT REFRIO. w ways LADIES DIAMOND BING, 2% K. AKC REG ~ RED | | DACHBHOND 71483. and actes of tree W Fully auto, elec. stove, FE brilliant cut PE 24 : F | stad d service. _ FE 36 FARM-A \ Rent Traller Space 79 park re Pat : : EM 3 273] Scincmccelthon 6 “s or Sale N Miscellaneous 60 Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 =- “FERRIER Roe 7 MoS. a tty draw a OPP PL ALLL A . OPEN MON SAT 9 TU 6 [SaLond MAPLE DiNiNG TABLE x LIONEL & AME RICAN ee re | Bemale, Rees, 3031 Elke St. off >, condition, $350. | AUBURN HTS. MOBILE VILLAGE . vaDay to" | Big, simirs Good “eons! FE) Yor your vuname wetar tree ee! | FLYER TRAINS — — ee ond, EEE Et ae cen. | pear ae Cupptaa wae. |= tae. ~icen| eae Le 4 miles Pontigs of mite. : tt : wae : -| BOSTON TERRIER -SON TRACTOR WITH : a Aubura Helghte on Auburs ‘PULLCORTEC RANGE. @”. APT mn ples culvert pipe - Authorised factory service, ond | USED LUMBER AND BUILDINGS. | TE 202 ___ ————- | _lltie dandies._ MY 2-302. . |” Benes bake ox Sherman ESTATES, MODERN Ras} as | Paddock. Exc. cond Sewer pipe — drain ttle on factory : OR 3-088 A-l ‘TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT, oN Rs AT #TUD,| trencher a) Cooley | lake front & playground. EM 4 art © “ae a RANGE UATE LATE) Pres a: iy s- c°— Roofing — cement R's @ W HURON YOUNGSTOWN CABINGT Ix Stn. fill & gravel Delivered on Sun- ppies, AKC reg. Curtiss. "OR! - Lake -Rd. 3-2661. : ed ‘REBUILT WasilinG waCHiNES G Marked Lum Ler Us 3 YOu with Your odel, $130.56 value, $99.50. days. FE 6-014 JOHN OXFORD MOBILE MANOR, 3 aT =e All makes. _ Thyle Vans > Rock painting . oe These are slightly marred; also : : SOXER TYPE PUPPIES. FEA. ent. Cor arain miles east of Oxford at 1940 Lake- tt 90 tb freeser capeally. * ay: ectric, $02 N Johnson. a4 Serving TR peng Lewd ‘ef colors to from i rub- —— ~ by ee cabinets = a AL TOP SOIL §700 Pontiac Trail. FE 27220, Stik narrom Spec’ Ville Rd. For those who want ANTIQUES ier RGBRATOR Va iF iP TV. is. LUMBI More, Oakiane, od be ‘ a 353 Orchara Lis Ave. 1 PARM TOP SOIL $11, BLACK| Years old. 625 OR 3-613. tore ave mowers, ‘Sew ond te- | ——" pan AT PARKHORET PARE i Marnip tap table, pe, coudhes, ouj|“uever used, ree ER co. {36 Orchard Lake Ave 156 |¥OU SAW OUR KITCHEN CABI-| dirt peat, im clay.|BRITTANS PUPS, & built. “Devis Machinery, Where living ts vacation — 13 cane gested chaits, collection of RPyRIORR ATO! HOLD. ee Oy LUMBER BARGAINS | 22, “Py ne Walt Beatty, 136 Baldwin. FE) old, AKC re FE +14. ville. He. acres includes « “private ves, inety large stock “Sieg ATOR. i i. MONTH OLD, Commerce, Micn. R BAR AD » stop at our office & see our full| §-3407 Coc’ B OR ING BROS. prev good swimming. = ae. Se xy deniers. 170 _Venadey, : apes take | “ ALL STEEL. FENCE «| enc pee Fe tO es Une at your convenience. a) TOP SOIL, BLACK Dint,|_Ddiond. Ph. FE See. your : schools, club house & ‘ortaso asrigGbae_ PINE COUNTRY COP: MEFRIOERATOR. G550 —“GAG| Be acer comp Fass ectimetes. 24 snore, ae ais wea ™ Church’s, Inc. | “a,j evel Detvosing. mA COLLIE PUP AKC SABLE AND) ten — Garden Farm — tine Also taller sales, Base rato S up, Electrie stove or mr white. O1 . Plenty 0. Phone 24611. + rieery § Eee. Ss mo: a, om B's" wp . - 10 30. | BRAND WEW FORCED Ain FOR. = “fengtns, ——s pacts \* 107 8. Squirrel Rd. FE 20233 al DACHSSCRD 2 YEAR OLD re t 4% week only— eneoes ne urate = 1 a ae = ae eae) es, all vind noows Bred Hi - Bors come) Pirillo end. rhage | De it Yourself 61) Cot _ asvel oe pore — 9 aes oe er space. 101 Doris Rd. M 34262, a > ‘95. Domestic Heat- | Weather-etrip windows $12.95 up. | Front end leading, beck filling. | DA ED. uto Accessories AUTOMATIC WASHER. DRYER, | TEP ATORE. Lis? YEARS _ ing Co rE 360 1G aso cagg, Hoye —_ & motor wal fs | BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER, Pol |G. ® Stuart PE 4654 _ Male & female PE 34067, - FE 40TH FE 41112 x. A < 80 SAT aket Get rote, cies: ge EM ATORE. LAST YEARS | SAY SUGOY. GOOD COMDE-| ‘Rolling door bartwars.. $3.13) | ere; sleamers, ets. PE P3144, 246 a. DOVER WILL KENNELS: PONTIAC BD AT ae * cial = one ‘6 retrigerator. = best makes pertect, per. eusr- tion. $19. FE 33716 Complete ine of peinte & bestimatss | Baidwin Ave. FILL Dmr < ake For sor! ¢., AKC reg, Butf & Black. FI i Caan saws. ~ Auto G iss Specialists: 4 s y new | a > : entals oe Safety glass AcroMATS Waa we “EEByTLF, retrigeraior for @ little more than BARGAIN SALE SU RPL US LU MBE R “| FOR RENT .. FE 21 A is 20025 | FOR SALE: 3 apa Ri wee Creeks Rd. Coe | AB work sunrgmteot. mee é + . MER APTE q male coon | SEARS 3 SCRAPER. laims hone: Prastl. 9 9 ue up > Refrigerators. 900 9 iene 4 Ws) Orchard Lk. Ave. ted ook Seoring He 2 008 gee “)/ MATERIAL SALES CO. ans oe _hound. 44789 12 Mile Rd.” 2 section spring tooth drags. OA| Auto Glass Co. 123 Oakland. PE RCA 12%" TELEVIBION devs Ste BF Oe Nor 8 ©. | 5340 Highland R4. (Mie) OR 371002) HAND SANDERS—DRILLS—SAWS | PRE: TO GOOD HOME | _#2270. : : Kors s REPLACEMENT, PARTS, (Meoy Lesosole. Only $208. Milt's | Pree oF 900 per M. : lo A. STONE Pe & CRAVED | PE 3 rai Jone SPECIALS : = en ToTauaTIC © WASHER a pipe, St ig bes LUXAIRE FURNACES BROWNIES HARDWARE | TOP SOIL 8 Ce + ONE. | GERMAN SHEPHERDS. 1) OS. PECIA For Sale Tires | S0A iS EWING MACHINES NEW & | Reynolds alum. gutier %& rd. lic M.| ‘Lowest sale pre ever FHA OPEN SUNDAY AKC reg. Also puppies. cyfair | Oliver 88 ‘industrial tractor sesieat NATIONALLY ADVERTISED used. very reasonable. We serv- res contractor i 449 8 SANFORD)! 1@ A Stone — A-l TOP 80IL & ‘| yard loader and bucket at » WE BUY AND SELL GOOD USED Oniy $140.95 Complete joes Shula ct) mates ‘Pree |. "WOLVERINE LUMBER CO. | KENYON HEATING SER ; i, Full, Send, Gravel. | Tava TEMPLE BIRDS. PUPPIES.| (r, _ _ on. OS evan. L. A. WAGNER CO _home estimates OR 30704. Kirt's | 3208 resem "OR 3544 FOR RENT Bran MBempaeey s-iose | JANA neo a eee PE | frectors with a state SALES oe Oe FE OO MALT DINING A SET. 9 | BATHROOM FIXTURES. Younas- | LADY'S DIAMORD RING, 7% x. Floor sanders—tand sanders 4. FARM TOP sou i, BLACK| 44433 ~ Chaimecs @ yah sh oemrtad. | 28. Segwaw PE +000? BABY BED. $12; MIGHCHAIR, $4, Also misc, tems. MA 6-4046 fown Kitchen, of furnaces. | __>rilliant cut. Fz , farnecé™ vacuum cleaners he gr art“ peat fill ful clay. | cae Fake Fucus vel aoe pnw ge 5 hoes less 16 STANDARD BRA - . sounge nd ottoman. an. ois. sat roves wovGHT Hot water and steam bellers, | LAWN MOWER PARTS CHAINS, per steamers. Oskiand Puel &| Walt Beatty. “Baldwin, PH | KITTENS, PREE. sre, And ae We also have | Traded in on General Safety tires a eh ge aan | See Pare) ped me =." 20801 and ile, ghivenised cope? : rs Hen, A-l TOP | SOIL Pree to good home. OA &37S.| harrow biades-end-mowers.|__.¥" us. 2 MIS BATHINETTE, STROLLER, HION SopiD 3. | PPAFP SEWING MACHINES DPY| | = We carry © complete ine off ° ED. WILLIA chaix, youth chair, car gout pia and fittings | ae Sieg SINK AND BABY oods, drapery material, ated — deliv. UST SELL rts and service Pord- 1 6 inaw at Raecburt v sis | and r Kerteone., electrical | ered. dail ——#81_8._ Saginew_s pen. Very reasonadie | -bugey, PE 1-0182 jen, ambing. & electrical 7. end Otiver . BALDWIN ACROSONIC = arora Ra east - NEW GALVANIZED PIP’ nes. 1 days. Weekdays es 7 GER se SHEPHERD. BLACK LE | Pontise Parm end ‘Industrial Auto Service 81 ence ent ry aHOP | “Fon ONE Zi) ft, jengths ..... 13ivc ft «00, ciate mpptien be | tata O aR tre SAND &) SND SILVER, ALMOST 3 ¥RB.| Tractor Co. 498 Woodward Ave = ee ss Fen atler ¢ p.m. F —. and supplies, PE e27z. | * 2,7) B. as eure’ ise W im. PE Sati pew sraenangs, _ OLD. PE ¢2se0 = FE ¢-0461_oF CRANKSHAFT ORINDING IN THE = fame tea en ed rer Sn ah? Satie yom pero seme FES EAT TOP SOIL __ | "SAS aoe | Reyne Ee gene | fag em me re Gi HgGghPer, Lew-Bow traver. sae an Rs cose Secrifice | Black sat TOR fe CR ee 26068. | 488 Miss Auburn, PE sil. Hatebery./ |, mile north of M30, Owner. S ! Meter Ss ters 8 &2 eS oes Furnaces PATIO SLABS, OUTDOOR | Comers,” "Equig t 61A| sand. gravel & ful.| Parakeets Guar, to Falk | ra PAULING ——ALE SPBS — | ~~ Orchard Lk Ave. | eae Gee Bee coe type, visces & incinerators Variety fo pment 6 \. cacy 8s ;| Some taiking, Harlequins. | JOE'S A & N US PE 20082 | 1986 CUSHMAN meoum, ; GOOD MSU OBERT Fae WacOtM He 0 CE ae | olor and size Mid and sald by | —~ | Garon MARD EM oasis | ome, orig, Se bse, DDI CPECTAT | _candiition,_ $275. MU 6-04 : Refrig. $25. Power mower with con.| ROGER A Coast. Co.) a come MERAS gp | Ai TOP SOIL, SAND, ORAVEL | SaRaxeers CAN gax|, SPRING SPECIAL |G ee MAN i 8 OLE crteaee trois. $248 eanh or terms. 15,000, 7200 Cooley Lane Ra. EM 3-0025 SOC Oe, Siem d gwOr a & fil, FE 5-7é50, PE $-1303. | plies. 183, Sanderson. ora. Discount , a, ; i: F _— apy! ty Wit’. x)" seal ($1 W. Huron \_ PB sens | 41 TOP BO. SAND. GRAVEL | Fanaeeere CANARIER ChORE Bg rr overhauled. §160. Rouleas. | 0630 : BLOND ERD TARE We “immall or do & oc HIGHLANDER POLAROID New| %,P°™, Frege ee Spe since Ave. PLows at TLE EX ; show you how. ince; PICNIC TABLE: equip. $56. MYrtle scar HED STONE, | PEDIORFE COLLIE. 11 Disc _HARROWS CUSHMAN EA : ; bie, white 64. 18x30 mirror HEATING & COOLInG. 1735 Wil "tl 2 | A-l_ TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE, good - home —< and clean, $215. MYrtle ? Hams Lake Rd ai M58 BARGAIN — $21.50 sons, vel pees, fill Earl How- ee Us Toda EZ CREDIT - HOUGHTEN & “For Sale Motorcycles 83 ‘3 A T 8, GOOD COND, POs sible trade. FE §-4574. Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains £ Saturday ..1 P.M. Every Sunday a2 P.M, BUY & SELL DAILY Lt 3 32717 y. Sese 4, 1957 wo aad Holstein Dispersal and Farm Machiner ma Auction Saturday, May 10:30 o'elock AND On — Davidson ste Hariey w Co, 373 South __For Sale Bicycles 84 _ i GIRL's BIKE > 2 boy’s dike, FE 5-6048, GIRLS 4 INCH BICYCLE condition..Cheap, Phone FE §-1853. j. = Boats & Accessories 85° PPB PBP PALL L LLL LOL LO AA ALA i P. OUTBOARD Tig PTI re — ae \ Z A Jay 4 Sy PS a sng eee: : aes = 4 ) : | Liat Vn ie is =) 2 | oe < "aps q *. et ge ~ : Tr PONTIAG PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MAY 2, ox: oe a4 _Boats 5|___For Sale Cars’ 91 FUNNY BUSINESS by etrar acet or Sale Cars 91) For Sale Cars 91) For Sele Cars 91 if a PIBERGLA 10, COV. AcE ~ wr paar tout ae Sexe] CLARKSTON | ce IN A Open, Sat . $1 Motor Sales we git y 5 Core will trade. it 8. Jobnaon. YOUR 0 as oO lacoes edee Trae MeaeriroL FORD "ts" DR_CURToMLiNE MERROPOLITAN DEALEN Lincoln 3-4442 . : Save gas - drive a Rambler; gOHNSON MOTORS NEW CAR TRADE-INS TODAY!| ; ay ube ber Ea Orga oe or PLYMOUTH » mca gh Sees ay) “the Biggest eve . ae | FORD Wot BLACK COSTOMLINE ved Hudson is : Serta, Stiard ane ave| bomb TY © SY sas Sea Berka | teeta es SE ek | Hig oman Heer ae || *Tiged Car: Sale in STARE RON AER eu meena, am sae Sap ig cponia, 1 owas: | fin per sna Ga weer| omar at crete coe | . : iwevens TEOMIRO I SOAS % Phite, steer ong broken, RAR. —menis._MeCtual “sine. “a 910 Commerce Re . : 2 soins ag Pam. Sle reer «oy. mat Ste eovenras e $1345, Sx Our ISIOFY "WE TAKE TRADEINS PLUS TRANSPORTATION BG. Wile Lake Fup. EM 3008. eckgplale cite WAGONS | aa tucgrame Ba ve en Evcaiies Piet "are levi Pain a bales as | NORTH CHEVROLET Open Sun rae Week cays 0-6 iles, $00, rj 1000 S: WOODWARD 1954 Pl New i Fr BOATS 940. J ALUM.|, Phone ) MAple 5 Slat i ss Palen, S Sciaalg ot mealies BIRMINGHAM 1955 Dodge torn! , Se XS) SRE re bk Ty gd Ap 1 p Herc) ATF Se NRT | Sr | ss Ghote: REEL TYPE POWER MOWER, =>, as * NO ®ReS> i * overdrive DR, CUSTOMIZED | “jg BONTIAC STAR CHIEF 4 DR | 1957 Chevrolet = B. 8, motor, $30. FE 47412. a =, ; 44 or cans. —Hydramatic Equipped FS. +8618 ae ee ee OOF. ; : : ai 1953 Plymout! : ‘oruea. ce| Invite You|m > U& d Reg tee | PONTIAC | sad SALE | 401 EASE ete TONY'S MARINE seRvice |to compare our used cars = i g| Seen Mr _3emt pile, ‘years a os er oF blag Pearle eto : a es i = FORD 4 equipped a nydrematle vane Schutz Motors LISTED ARE. 12 SPECIALS | aaa Rd, " 9765 Duck Lake nor price. We eel wih : a pa, ~ 1983 #33 | ttoor stanton, Real ween, cel old car “tows buys unsere = WAS 4 Want wer TO IFT |find our cars compare w; “Don't worry things at the office, J.B. — nd reldy to 60 SERA a0 / meal a 5, | BA Bin Sales bs — Convt.. een $1595 = =e _ For Sale Ca 91 For Sale Cars = 91| Only $50 down: “ sae vY.. : . "Eee mrete ates So Bae, ove, hike bow. 54 Buick Sedan, tadio and | iss1 Soce — on} = NORTH CHEVROLET | “pr‘sane., SAN WW. CUEAN a “temo, Full power ~ oo ee ete ; SPORTS SHOW |heater.: dynaflow,, w/wall | ts . CHEVROLET | 12S, WOODWARD [7 [ititoer: sedans iescea:| ime gt er ee — 55-Buick Clb. Cp. $1695 $1595 § Priday,|tires, E-Z-eye e’glass, white 52 BUICK 4DR. BIRMINGHAM ._ |, Sap, S08 int a aap. Save : _ : Coane Outer a Lapeer, and black. ecutive’s- car This tight tony Rat H, automatic 2-door sedan. nice green, . ; an mck moron ‘ Footas 4, de. andan. Ra of ‘56°F d 2 D $1495. $1395 Z . Entertainment at 3:06 transmission, white walls. Be sure tata ith white side Wall tires, | 1051 FORD. TORIA, NO _g UAzURES dramatic, Low ‘mileage, Excel ora. T. .-.. | Bm and Su pm. Friday and to see this ene” — it le excep-| radio and heater. looks and runs| money Gown, scsuine, perments | Ot 8. Woodward _, _FE S614 | sent ccodiicn. dr: sedan. RAH. : : | Seeretee suo | Sears = Beare rees HO ee, EG, PP TE | MARS vw ea mean of 5 Ford 4 Dr, ....$1195 $1095 7 Hraniporation Ofer a 5,"%5,Conen, 2 “order ETE sooy OO 4D on . | SS" 5 Merc. Clb. Cp. $1598. $1495 7 : i . white and blue.| a 90,000 eetual fallen. | Fag (RRR BS Si di | RSEMEEPSR wont curvnorer (mal lamers | s4 Hudson 4 Dr. .$ 205 $795 | CRAVING Fon AnRaNsatWa¥| Saito after’ pum iso Bact : 7, ia Wilts wiser We nox || ‘54 Hudson 4 Dr. . | eee ¥. $1395 yest Dee : BIRMINGHAM hee amme payments of ‘Sag Friday’ Mag” toy rotors wt '54 Buick . ial 2Door rit ik Bt Rev a : a fps efits te '53 Ford 2Dr. . 5 695 $ 595 eae, ee So | ie BUIoae CENTURY, t. ia WiLLYS JEEP WER CAB. 7 Miser ser bap FECmadynaflow, w/ wal ues jou de sto S| ee ee wo, Fe Sas Oot Ove __- Wanted Used Cars 88/This won't last long! POICK 1084. CT BCIAL BLOE ae tg | $300 Geaee, Bbem, MI eres “CHEVROLET | "ap Wits iS STA z 53 Pontiac 4 Dr. “$ 795, $ 695 Ramere ers) gig05 jase eetee| Choice fue st] 1997 DEMOS. |S roa ar... $445 $345 : isso BUICK 4 DR. : he ewes i peep tet '$5-Chevrolet Bel Air Dr. | siz naa tine sac vais . "he Maer Me et me Courtes Cars nnaeee ; ae @ Adel “Rivas Ready fo Baylor ee ae ee en! «=~ QTS | saan ieee a NASH _ |'51 Pontiac 4D. ..$ 445 $345 B BAGLEY A AUTO P Pp PARTS yellow and white. Hurry 1983 Ply ROM clean. 8. down; $5 E " mis Garland: PE Tabada TERRIFIC | "SAVINGS GS. Woodward, Birm. , 9 D 295 195 ‘jon this one! ste Gency foe A. Betas camn: 55 CONVERT. | 1940 se eeetitien, Sat. ooce — & Fa 9. PB, WW Wheel covers. ‘50 Pontiac T. D $ ; Bad Si Shelton Motor alee PE S210 © * “°" -__. gosier | "y’ white’ win black top. Waite wa | S3,UINCOLN CAPRI PULL 195 - oct, &, male. fai , r Aun &E. Dive PE ees) $795 power. TATE IS CDR POLL | tres, RAM & overdrive. 1445 | 82 named 1986 o 4 Gre Browse “Ep” | CASH __ [S3,Piymouth Sta. Wagon,| Piya ert om" EM 55 chop sepan * | tia de ora as Go alow. | ge nae eee ix| pea TT ny _ aio tnd heater, ewortone | SMS SABUIRE SHE | hn ey bn tne Bet | ag Se DEH |g er esti tar | ER So | MORE IN STOCK eg ES CATR were, ci fel OF Sa ae geome | PER oe | eae tg | Ma ec vcrgeurth | $1005, _| itsctitton"isty Su (32 WAGON | hg eater | EO LSeaROn | lira ms ong: | VY Cy / HIGH $$ PAID 54 Pontiac Custom 4-Dr. | 1950 Cue walls, 2 tone “i it deage ay hg == 0 wane: = pM ult eee | Or we n S. /* : Bp orate t Sedan, radio, heater, hy-| ments of tise Call Creat Mgr. | MIF you've Been’ tooking for, EE ORION MOTOR SALES : ROR ame. f = ony » NY") Mir Parks, Midwest 41500, Har 95 $1,905. , _GLENN’S dramatic, two-tone white| oid Turner Ford. ; 'S] 4DR. re atone — AMBISADOES — Mauio tens’ $0 ide : 6 oe yrenn|and coral. OLIVE R’S | Cas Favunnrs 100 BuaDER "Sule tae Pea try tiie | Used care, Repait Tore HASKINS 1083, pinde, V4 Oventrive. Purrs, | Your y r ‘iendly FORD Dealer THE Hic DOLLAR ee take Gee Hoos She $273 | MADE RARER TOR wie] | utes es aumme | - Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. need them. Drive the extra miles * ‘8! PLYMOUTH DEMO. an gy ' it will pay you well. 4840 Dixie) — ) MY_2.3611 ; LANCER $790,_original_owner. FE _¢06i¢'/. “Oakland County’s wh Chevy. R & H. Auto, trans. “HJ. VANV WELT _ |’52 DeSoto 4 Dr. Sedan, reat Lee MU DODGE «DR | 3 Fy gee | Fastest Growing Dealer” | ubnce. is eae | a 4 147.8. Saginaw St. | = radio, heater, aut®matic | rae ‘WORKING MAN'S FRIEND ‘6. PLYMOUTH Ba: | ote te Stent Se Ma a0" Seen: wher “eo . oad a re ee rr 5-410] | | FE 5.3588 See M Ek M gm Sales |transmission,,. light blue, in| ns 8. Used Cars| 55 CHEV. STATION WAGON . —_ pe Sn aees mete comaton. "CHEVROLET | “wate piers | gazes HARD a Sn . see ‘gOS FORD 2 DR. zee “Ot sm PE +700. : 34 4 DR. PS & PB WANTED | OLIVER | sreurneners| * ene TOPS \Y 1 EI ___—JUNKED & WRECKED |- | Maetermenace =m a PLYMOUTH 4 DR Be. )} PALL : $395 . 1957 Plymouth . CARS . BUCK at ueneont PBR. 1956 Oldsmobile ; : : No down payment ‘60 BUICK , ; : " 1956 F. | FE irae oe — ze Orchard tate ave. | NORTH CHEVROLET | RIEMENSCHNEIDER . = Setey ‘OF 55 "ahd ‘56 Models. . : wer DoDoes -rursouras y| 1000 S. WOODWARD Dodge 1955. Chr ser CHOOSE YOUR CAR FROM THE STOCK NUMBERS | , AUTOPARTS | sist oebotctaf savings got or| BIRMINGHAM. - Plymouth _ 1955 _ LISTED BELOW — AND PROCEED TO EITHER ONE , MLB _PINE 6T.____PONTIAC! first choice used Flore YOUR wore — 1952 Chevrolet OF OUR TWO LARGE, CONVENIENT LOCATIONS. EY -For Sale Trucks 90 Dale H. Hughes ee EVERYBODY'S CREDIT 16 -GOOD 237 8. Saginaw Pe 20131 |, Saeed Pe «ee7| § 1952 Buick ue ey = ; wnt Eure vue “WILL ACCEPT 1954 Ruick | Dp | Sapa eee cee | eee | CHEVROLET |' WRC ACEET ae ted Comoe NEW GOODYEAR TIRES - For : Ra wm ¥. : - fe pi. tie Start ee 5.2%| CHEVROLET. | fe bitin in ok err SSeNcE Schutz Motors "FACTORY GUARANTEED — ON ANY ’S5-’56 MODEL é VS i f ai "Dy. ‘ 1085 sta Station 20 4do0r,: re 4. “Ggep\caRs | peso DEALER Bright | | SEAR) sigs pamela | ~OUR SALE STARTS NOW! “e “ } —a one ee s. & 4 Drs; | gore gas ftw : Spot $1495 NORTH CHEVROLET 2 Dr: O° | atte pea Seas BONES” OFT: NORTH SIDE ~ Bal Oakland Ave. + ‘ p>: Sew ee eee a | 4984 ae tion ‘wagon ‘or pick up truck in || ie ee Soe on z = “AUTO SUPER MART ae er BIRMINGHAM | _- 1955 Oldsmobile foil Pyntiee. for’ eush 601. 186 F ra “wee Cie “a; SBR : 7 or TIAG 6, iE or evroie J STOP IN|. BIRMINGHAM | Convertibles 1952 Nash os 2 aol ny tober ‘95 Ply mouth OUGHTEN & SON as, 1953 Chevrolet : : Poet of yste ony & *“WWor’ sre * “st +DOOR-Radio & Heater. |. BSS es tes beta | Se | Bee se rab x eitoar—| BROWS E155 Olds Super 4-Door - 1955 Chevrolet 1954 Plymouth : yt SBAP oo JOST moter 202" with saddle. tent > 4! |'54 Dod Door Seda “ea. Plymouth ao Buick — me pi ig aE 7 TAEOI CHBUROEE: thru our-*Prised to Fit|"34 Studebaker Starlt. sit Cpe.| 1986 Pode” | 1986 DeSoto ‘55 Chev let ‘55 Chevrolet vo nerrolet ; MA Cuts Welled_tsk?\Your Budget” selection of jon Olds Super 4 Door oo oe " a ee *Fecte, Posen, ae * Moi. ; _\quality used cars, © ~ - Seiden ew. thst Motors wee $1325 $1295 : y She cans ee $3595 |'53 Chevy Bel Air 4-Door | ,Pi2.8, Wecaats, Birmingham ‘Sehutz Motors ore ee ee Pie os bot a _ oe 5 i ; ork, ne '5S6 Pontiac Cat. ....$ ‘ evy Sports ick ] 56 Olds ‘Starfire . «$2695 1°51 viel, 4-Door 92 Buick ‘92 Chevrolet ‘ute-|’56 Olds S. 88 4-Dr.. .§2195 |’51 Ford Convertible _ "Syhallew, nED'& Sack” ia Ricks ton roR|'55 Olds 98 Convert. $1995] HOUGHTEN & Pe #01°55 Olds 88 2-Dr, .....$1395 | *°* s pamp|'55. Cadillac 62 Sedan $2695 | es ye tee eee as "53 CH) ‘ z 1988: ‘Savoy a concen : = 1043AF < ee "127A 5 : a s ¥ e 4 , Ee steady Buick De oo $ 95 Womny a _ '56 Chevrolet ~'55 Chevrolet. Sages s r nesrunes oro 5 scam aR, ~ne|’54 Ford C'line 4-Dr. $ 995) _ $1345 rion Bae dite & \'54 Pontiac 4-Dr. ...$ 995 ox ee : y Fiat ae ; a eet? 4 isan tio FS) gona ‘errata | oe ae ae a : be ‘ont. 2 ie ne. 4 : = ei =, noel 33 Nock ae el Femrteoe ~ BIRMINGHAM | ‘So Chevrolet — 55 Chevrolet 85 Chevrclet 3 , : as an BS nian 8-210 Series, Radio & \ Desier|'53 Pontiac Convert, $ 795| $1495 ‘ YMG 5 MG . om se : att oe HT ear cees fal non aaa fea hes | Chev. sed. clean... . * fess 395): HE : Si7A ens ar "8 50 Olds 2-Dr. .... 3 W9s . | at ae omopge on. h Ne mie £55 Chevrolet = | ons -Coaitee 7 somes Lake at sarge =a a &§ Ft enAas = alee et hUrRhlUcr et lc ee lc el(ir rk Ore OT” oe see2ertryz Sf eaAasecre F&F Se fF rs ae me pe ie ht Se oe oe «sf ee 2 ew ewienAe +e | | r THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1957) Columnist Cites ‘Playhouse US. May Boost ~ -- Today's Radio Programs - . —" 7 . ‘ * says EVERYBODY!” ... TV westerns. In the saloon scene everybody drank martinis, * w 5 as Henny Youngman. “Two drinks of That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1957) unfriendly,” and I .ike Check the Weight 7] of Frozen Chicken. # lthe best dramatic role he’s had in i rr 9-Minute Plays -- Today's Television Programs -- Programs furnished by stations Usted ty this columm are subject to change without notice years in “The Comedian.” Williams’ Appointees Approved by Senate LANSING @—Six of Gov. Wil- _|2 Life-Termers Paroled + [ LE Hl fi ‘ 5 B s ate ne Ai d 10 Poland is WIE, (0) = CKLW, (00) «WW, (980) WAR, (1150) «WXYZ, C187) «WON, (1400) | WIBK, (1490) Bri ghfen Vi deo ; : : , : , Channel 2—-WJBK-TV Channel 4-WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV. Channel $—-CKLW-TV ; TONIGHT ef 3 w Offer of $95 Milli $00-—WIR, News CRLW, “hese, ports WXYZ. Breakiast Chub WCAK News, B Martys. i . ‘ eae ? illion ¥2. News WEYZ, Top of CKLW, News, David WPON, Noon Time Serenade | . ® TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS burglar. (@) Climax. Michael} Peer.” (9) CCF Party. (4) Video Th Ti G cuiw feet a: ame Woan, fond wor me i 1:20—WIR. Dr. Malone CBS Executive “Proves Rennie plays Scotland Yard In-| Theater. Ann Sheridan, Steve ree mes reater WJBK, News, MeLeod WPON, Sports and News eat — teen WXYZ, News, Around Towns Th * 6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran, Ollie. 9) aL * in * Way.” ee : WCAR, age W, Bud’ Davies at Audience Wants spector who invades English vil-/ Dunne star in “The Hard Way. Than O | Bid Sports 1:80— WIR, Musie ion cie Marre | WPOM Guy Ds Popeye (4) News, Sports, . (2) pee ace ee acl, cod a 46-42, Dene o WPON, Music With Mason | "Wann, ‘Tom Georgs ema. it Fost Creative Programs ms > RR. ie ~, sees aca ng gat ‘Ww, Ross Mulnoused’ | wmupay mommenq _fieee—Wark, Arthur Goatrey | WW. Boss, Mulholland Ss i ‘Strange Deaths at Burnleigh."i9:39(7) Cisco. Kid. 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(4) Dinah Shore, ) take-off on 4 a : "ind fal rand bl sR ay | SS RS uae geome | SAG EL RRS ee tthe Cn rnd ga tree, | Ray ty ie | Mea ges” three : , g Batre KLW, Guy Nunn ; W. Bud Davies . \6:46—(4) News. ) - - pee Ue ae than the ome Radeee Shorr wou Wee ween a, pede weak News, Don Mcleod pacar» awa e yy Sages Ayer Circus Time. (9)"Million| visible Wound?’ (4) Tennessee)10:30—(7) The Spy. (9) Man Be Negotiations started fay Febru-| “wwa" wh mot “% 40dy | 1:00—WIR. Dan Kirby Siem’ meen h “Playhouse 90,” this column’ ,| Dollar Movie. “Spiral Staircase”| Ernie. Joseph Cotten. (2) Play-| hind . Hugh Sanders in a “her Siena Cee ee eet vere | MW, Hob Maxwell WAR. Revs Ady of Dey Ha -WIR. House, Party use 99," this ¢o1Um5'S) with Dorothy MeGuire, George| house $0. Patty McCormack as} “Silent War.” (4) Juvenile Court. announced this _ Would| sae—Wws Mentine | Gone’ Reve Zoey Davie | wm 3 News, pa Brent, Ethel | » (O} “Cullé ‘of Trouble.” (2) Mr, District . David co raed noel ae erase] GE ee | See A | Soe ett mel ck ee a | ee ee ee ee ae he ee ae independence from” Russia. Fig lagen a wee, Sey ied Cheb | CELW, Quen Ee 6 oy WWJ, Kews, Confessions = * 2 | Cummings. lish Earl keeps valuable dia-|11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) Million "A State WWJ, Nightline eae nee wae FRIDAY AFTERNOON WAYS. Sports, MeKensio | It was plain m, year “Ago: that 7:30—(7) Superman, (4) Dragnet.|; monds from Germans in World) Dollar Mystery, (4) News. (2) said the likely will) Sonn’ soos cane Sak: ae ODew |itse—WIk, Jim Vinal wows large. fasfiing. courageous de-| Sgt. Friday pursues “crybgby”| War II in true story “Diamond| News. ‘ continue another two weeks, The) Wc4® Tews WCAR. oe } TB: News, we = Fe de Sig ad ae cisions would have*to be made vet : - —~l11:18—(4) Patti Page. (2) Miss talks. cannet be completed until) »: Wak Love — es Jim Vinal od 4. Grant, G. Heuser wes, Orland the field of TV drama. = ee feo sag Congress extends legislation al-) U0 Wy “paca; “express WXYZ, News, Wolf WCAR, News, Martyn sus wn Philip Leenert | Hubbell Robinson pushed out — : : 11;20—(2) Sports Final, ” , Platver CKLW, WPON, : eg uss—(2) N , wing Gaposal of farm supluses| ioe fond ro” | Wane Gu Bad’ iunag won Time ‘tr ste | Een "Guat omer | Gres ghia by the bent TY Funds Cut to Impair Work 1x22 ‘Seswacy, mee. The 65 million dollars worth of WXY2, Jack Burrell WEOM, World News CuLW Bed Devies WIDE! Hews Mcleod >| ciapennandd pag might ‘coax, ; 1 li “ wards in “Radio Stars on, Pa- surplus farm goods would be sold| Sisuw grott! Neate ee ee BOAR Bree arte ae | geet RTS Ree. SMP | peopled with the best performers of Child Guidance C INICS) BR at world prices which are lower WPON, Music With Mason | WJBE News, 190—WJIR, Wendy WWJ, Jim Deland money might empley, produced — Ses . a as A Minute Theater. Ids than U.S. prices, The commodities "ww. Councli Report Wrom £ Bir Revival” | Wn "Stood tows WETS Bows. McKensle | and. directed by the brightest |... ss teats he RS «a BP plays spoiled woman who would consist mainly of ‘cotton, |1.0+-¥J%, News $:00-.WIR, Wm. Gheshan | CKLW, | News [ Road Show creative technicians in TV. It oer P slash chairman clinic's board, tries oo husband Fagg a grains and fats. = c a was 0 strong, big notion. It paid Michigan's Mental Health Dep : introduced . The remaining 30 million dollars’ off, in ratings, sales, respect and in Senate Appropriations) The bill, it Friday by) don’s Dixieland Band. oye. : , . Sen. Porter of the App “vate ae «| Williams Backs. : chap [i ming te an mC A ee ; oS : its very Pe Poa eye . : Expose Mag Publisher |= 4, « magnificently sprawling Guidance Cline, Mrs. Lawvesce|S27.20 at year and $1,90,58)¢:m—c) Meditations. (0 Farm Poland ‘ . spy drama called ° Martz, of Bloomfield requested governor. © shoal 29 nal Salary Ths ition| May Be ‘Retired’ Soon |tev\ut sive. yames i : +o gh. eee Co Oh Form Pont was rejected as inadequate by the, iG) 10f- jenene Ss Sig aaeet EN SS ame oy oe For the state's Child Guidance |7:00—(2) Jimmy Dean. (4) Today. eee No Parallel Possible By EARL WILSON Po tae ges to 16-Year-Old Girl sowans’ $600,000 is Sole eomspered tioe—2) Captain Kangacoo. 1) Ai li 3 : _ at : Rod Serling already was a TV Posting 2] Days _|witt 980.000 appropriated last Cartoon Carnival. iriiner KUNS With Case of Unionist, ee — we pany tee Seatien esntiel — dramatist of admirable stature, : g y , (year: —. The Little Rascals, Car- ‘ t 4. Clare i ' Governor -Declares _ ae pgs etn ealentet, bate “Fervibben oe ae God's Glory But to seccessfully ran and |g:45—(2) Cartoow Classroom, Musk made a flyfng visit to N.Y., with the idea of “retiring” him script. Into “F A expand current . U egon unway to a Nice cool place for 60 or 90 years. -\dropped some of the best and ANOOGA, Tenn es pm usedia ~ < at ase dow a LANSING — Gov. Williams) after interviewing. possible Grand Jury witnesses, who hightst-priced acting talent avail- eleumeeuaa Evelyn pe Ba prea rer ae clinics had asked a her — MUSKEGON 0 — A Capital Air-/bas claimed there. is no parallel! had much to say about how some “Confidentia!” stories got able — Chariton Heston Hunter | read the Bible, prayed and medi- | for 822,940 this year. Gov. Wil- |9:39—(7) Stars on Seven. ee ete oe his ordering the extradi-| printef, Linn boasted that “as Soon as the Grand Jury meets| vincent Price; Victor Jory, Jackie| tated in the woods near her lame’ budget request was $79%,- \19¢:00—(4) Price Is Right. (7) runway night when tion of L: Ewing Scott to Cali-/yagy 14, we'll fix his wagon!” ae / amas ct 7 aunt’s house today as she began 000, so the bill would slash $199,- | Story Studio. ‘ft lanfied at edetoe fe ee pg Rigen bo nt * o£ : | it was a tHumph, raised Tab} the-13th-day of a -planned 2iday — — _—— o's pared |19:30—(2) Strike It Rich. Ran Truth 1 , st Je 3 c > = : i : ak tast. - or ong water ~*~ * * | Rep. George M: Van. Peursem jHunter’s stature above the trivial The pretty brunette, who said Seven. : ee : { ’ nett il The plane blew a tire, spun|(R-Zealand), speaker of the House Bob Crosby's occasional Las Vegas date, beautiful Pat [festetetiin 28: dae eidhoatons sven Foy ore ) aap 3 oy ne ftizee (2) Valiant Lady. (@ Tic around shearing of the wheel gear (of Representatives, had charged Sheehan, an ex-Miss San Francisco, has a small son who ae at ee x Oe i be kes oe whole state, Tac Dough. and collapsed with one wing the governor showed discrimina- visited her but has just left. “He broke the club manager's ichild ———— Velse of Fai Tones & Sp ae, “the number we woe ere. an: 15—C2) Tam of ti, touching the ground. ton in favor of his political friends) windew,” she: explained. “Throw a baseball through it?” CNS! G0 no, Taped) | ber, oad che ts fectiog See ee Inatinenel eter, wrvested andjl:2®—(2) Search for Tomotrow. a of the val gpm 2 or in his — 1 asked. “No,” she replied, “a rock!” ‘ lene John Frankenheimer and pro- “Gloty of God” and wants to be | recommerided for next year.” Pe It’ Could Be You. (7) Robin. crew mem injured. ¢ o> come a home missionary. ; Ricky. ~ The DC3, Flight 598, was en ze e * * * ducer Martin Maulis. * * * : u route from’ Chicago 10 ‘Muskegon|Caliorsia’ @ikere ‘ke is, sought on| ~~ Rita Hayworth and Kim Novak both take a bath in “Pal NOT AN ACCIDENT Briers welght las doneed hia aL" Dre. Marte contin 1:45 (@) Billboard -“ rr Rapids. Teee persins|a charge of mardering his missing) Joey,” and afterward the tub’ll be auctioned off. “Kim and| To prove it was no passing 8-| from 130 to 120 pounds since she |hopes fora southern Oakland Coun-| Ca, Te Rita Slopped Here?” ... Nude — . cident. playhouse $0 came right! went on water and fruit juices lty clinic and will curtail existing) nas arcateey — Wisconsin has sought return of model Lois Collins decided not Thursday 12 days ago. She dropped out of | services, already heavily taxed.” |1%:00—(2) (Color) Ladies’ Day. (4) &. 2. 2 Quneen the inns 11) and presented “Requiem fot @) Kirkman School when ap go— (2) lock © The airport was closed tempo-| {0""tuce 'g charge ef daisaloes bee ya 'as denon be: yuvit.” clon ty 68 Eee on eae tes woe wa gj myf ameg Bien loa Geka rarily until the plane wreckage’ , Starring. Jack Palance, would te moved otf the rumen | Sommait tn connection with the. | career os : ean, Kin Waster, “Bn, Wat, wit St ont ee ne ee tion through email boosts given |!?15—(9) Discoveries. 2 i : Kohler strike at Sheboygan. . : : Ld state mental hospitals, ' 12:30—(4) (Color) Club 60. (1) The Gvil Aeronautics Authority inves- te Jones’ handsome . Maxie and, in an) .- 1 continue.” 3) Corties tigators were expected at the scene) “He completely missed the\nusband, Jack Cassidy, had an amazingly expert performance,| “qe girl is a daughter of Mr. | Ontiand where the > wl tice ™ . : point,” Williams seid of Van Peur- tomy .. . Abbe Lane Ed Wynn. and Mrs. CA. C. Jenkins of Car. | Moepital ts Lady at Cherm, aoe + {sem aos ‘ncn ne i Xa¥ier Cugat answer Cae * : * * ete tersville, Ga. She lives with her current 7 (9) Going Our ion to Show Films = Italy's call to movies June 5, Ralph Nelson, another fine young] aunt near Fort Oglethorpe. | It is of concern i:30—(2) House Party. © Ten Py : “In California, Scott could seek! 4 son for Rome * TV director (now gone ahead to} Evelyn, who has read from the |Michigan, not just ” n Boys’ State Friday. to change the location of the trial “Climax”), did an €x| Bible and prayed daily for the |County, Mrs. Martz the Se bent. @ Om The “ to some place in the stafe where . fine job of sustaining|-past 12 days, said she does not |bill slashes appropriations for) jatinee Theater. (7) Afternoon “ide Ge activities at Wolverine| =n . it could only be| Perry Como always promises f — : : yet ~ a gy oe tinots devcled > oul Po agente dia mae pr Boys’ State at Clawson. High to the next county,|to take his family to Honolulu: : “Requiem for a Heavyweight” = : . ~ ‘ithe state’s high burden of mental — Sn © Se Gis betes sealing saat Se eepeagier the summer but Sebeniy ee Le ae by ——s : ——- |patients. - - Brighter Day. (4) Queen Ldhi teed a cmghte rotewdiigen to ne mi ee ae a ae ee awards, cactoaing sit “Reumnien,” Hunt for Kidnaper * 8 9 Day. (9) Request. Play- a omg stants ot pare g ) ee ie Mat Poetdl iearthy ne Sel Guocyalene, Bette Dat Seen es Sea pune ule ce aogie lec: Gienet tending an hak ub year’ m bio: as E : a . Girl 5 way year an appro- : this ‘will mark the rt public! Gag US, : as her ‘mother, Michael Strange . . . Groucho Marx, Jack| Pmyboue @ Md tt leon SG Detroit IT}, J __|priation of $400,000, is being of-|2:30—(2) The Edge of Night. (7) showing of these films and slides. $ U.d: Benny and George Burns are battling to keep oil drillers off/ s.5y mostly when it switched) ~~ os ee fered $650,000 to conduct a full My Little Margie, (9) Howdy The Legion hepes thet through ‘ Hillcrest, their golf course. . | we Go simutes fms, which were| DETROIT (INS)—Detrolt Police|Yoer's Prveren Serine “iy ge(a) Modern Romances —o sponsor Lad in, Automation x * * ‘5 - |never quite up to the sharp bite) old even give the center enough mon-|4:00—(2) Susie. (4) Topper. (7) : : : and realism of “live” shows. ve-yeus ie Natalie Wood may be the next H’woodite to blossom out/"™ _. from an alley run until July. It will cloge| Ramar of the Jungle, (9) Circle as a record star... Singer-actor Dean Jones, former minister,} Bat the shows, mostly “tive,” unless t ae Theater. is up for the lead in “The Boy Friend” .. , Sir Ralph Richard-|,) amazing standard. “The Police said Linda Wi ( the son’s pet—kept in his hotel suite—is a mouse .. . Marion|ss:.cie Worker,” drama’ the told them “an old man in a gre Brando's former “fiancee,” Josiane Berenger, is dating Dunes) .nsidhood tortures of Helen Keller, vce reat fn tense Lae comic Red Baker ... Diana Marshall, who must handle 2 catiwas written, performed ani Pio a in “Visit to a Small Planet,” is allergic to’’em and has to magnificently, tty |r inda, according be sffienes, ould take shots daily. : ° McCormack as the: little blind- he let her out of thé car after a _ |deaf Helen, Teresa Wright as the ° * x * ated: eek tae at Oe OF ot ee WISH ID SAID THAT: It’s Victor Borge’s advice to motor-|van who taught Helen to master! The child was found in a hy | 1» the vily Sts: “Drive carefully—pretendgou'te finally on your way tojber infirmity. eee eee ee see ‘My Fair Lady.” ee, FINE PORTRAYAL sad ie eal ae ; : doctors was in shock. ‘ x *- *® sie Gilbert Relead weliped Ore? 6 tmpeciee Tanta Uh. 1 Prerarri 4 . a ” f portrayal a 80-50 le TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: We sew one of those “adult bese : *Envitati ‘to a Gun-|the oe ee nee ’ FE 4-1515 C & V ELECTRO MART 158 Oskiand ==