1 Ww r Z : 3 : : , | ‘ 7 oe Pp . r S S * Detatis page we ee at MT -~ BL ‘y Edition : 1th YEAR a * *-* * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1956—60 PAGES = “#0cuTHD rams _Honor Nation's Wa AT THE TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOL-_ DIER — Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Bruck- er places the presidential-wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Ceme- .. * tery in Washington yesterday during the Memorial | Day ceremonies sponsored by veterans’ and pa- triotic organiza news SxRvicn affc Kills 101 Over Holiday Only 5 Deaths on the Highway Drowning Accounts for 5 More; Farmer Dies in Tractor Mishap From Press Wire Services Memorial Day National traffic death toll reached| 101 today, about 10 per cent under the predicted 110 fatalities for the one- day U. S. holiday. Illinois had the most with 11. Michigan counted six idead, one a victim of a hit- run driver. Drownings claimed five lives, and a Lapeer County farmer died in a tractor accident. | In other violent deaths, AP Wirephote tions, 4 29 persons drowned and B & 0 Train Hits Boulder at Tunnel: Engineer Dies | PARKERSBURG, W. Va. (®—The Baltimore & Ohio’s'| westbound National Limited plowed into a boulder at a tunnel exit near here early today, killing the engineer. His fireman was missing. The huge rock apparently had been loosened by heavy rains and rolled down the hillside ‘to straddle the tracks. + . The train wasten route to St. Louis from New York. Engineer J. C. Riley, 62, of Grafton, W. Va, was ( ofira d Beaten age. Fireman Paul R. by Reid Jack — Last American Falls by. Wayside in British Amateur Tourney ton, was missing and rail- road officials said it was improbable that he could have esca It was 2:22 a.m, when the diesel came out of @ 100-foot tunnel just afte passing through the commu- nity of Cornwallis, The train was believed fo have Hooten, about 32, of Graf-|w 28 others were killed in miscellaneous accidents Pay Homage _| throughout the nation. | ‘The record traffic death rate for to Loved Ones | .ny“oneday. holiday was eet on ASHLAND, Ky. “#—Mrs, Annie Christmas 1946, when 253 per- ‘Coffey, 97, was up to decorate her #008 were killed on the highways. husband's ‘grave in the Ashland) Last year’s Memorial Day holl- Cemetery on Memorial Day. Aged Women She came all the way from | sons lost their lives in motor mis- Gadsden, Ala., to perform the | haps. Total accidental deaths were 606, ritual she began in 1928. Her husband John died in 1908. Mrs. Coffee has traveled more| millions of motorists to the high-|‘® than 28,000 miles on her annual/ ways yesterday in the first holiday| trips since moving to Gadsden to|of the spring-summer season. live with a daughter. ) s e potereten for the holli- — Michigan prepared CACHE, Okla.- () — Quanah/day traffie by mobilizing 838 State Parker was remembered yester-|Policemen, 217 National Guards- dian chief. County and local officers also woman i Parker's grave Supervision by these units, plus said she is, “Iobicing forward 10) mo fact that the mid-week hol Gay discouraged many families The great chief died 45 years | from making long read trips, ago, but Topay, the last of his | were attributed in part for the eight wives, has lost track of her | low highway death toll. age. She admits to Raving mar | State Police said “the traffic toll was about average for a nor- TROON, Scotland (#—Reid Jack, Scottish amateur champion, knocked defending champion Joe Conrad out of the Brish Amateur Golf championship today, the Texan one-up in their 6-hole quarter-final match. Conrad was the only American to reach the last eight. dack played some magnificent golf during the afternoon round , on the windswept 6,583 - yard Troon links, coming from behind after being three down at the end of the morning round. He shot the front nine in par 35 to, lead two-up at the 27 hole turn. Conrad, from San Antonio, Tex.. been traveling about 40 miles an hour, normal for that point. It was due in Parkersburg, 29 miles away, at 3 a.m, Oak Mission. At the mouth of the tunnel, chair to the edge of the 17-foot turned in a‘ ditch on a Monroe there is a short stretch of land ‘granite monument. erected by the County road, Charles Stanifer, 40, Creek. The National Limited, as cus-| tomary to help it over mountain- ous grades in this area, was pulled by two diesels, The front engine rolled over into Bond Creek from the short bridge, while the second one overturned on land. . The first six cars derailed, but only the first one overturned. The five sleepers on the rear did not leave the tracks. They were returned to Clarksburg and routed lost control of his long game, then into Parkersburg via New Martins- rallied to carry the match to the Ville, W.Va. _ “4 last hole. Three up starting the! Officials said it would be some 2nd round, he lost his lead at the time before the main line could 22nd hole, saw Jack go ahead at be cleared. the 24th, tied it up again at the 25th, : . and then faded to fall three holes) Passengers in the three coaches behind. and railway personnel in the din- | With the match apparently gone, ing and baggage cars were trans-| Conrad came back strongly to ferred to an emergency car and, square it again at the 33rd, only |brought to Parkersburg. — - to lose the 35th ant the match. Jack's opponent in tomorrow's 36-hole semi-final will be John Be- harrell, 18-year-old English school- boy sensation, who trounced Dr. Frank Deighton of Scotland, 6 and 5. * s * tween Parkersburg; on the Ohio, River at the western edge of the! state, and Clarksburg, in central West Virginia. * First reports had a diese] me- chanic missing, but rallway spokesman said no such employe was aboard the train. | William Baum, a mail clerk, was treated here for shock and head cuts, then. sent home. Troopers Increase Speed Radar Sets * aa 196.133 on the grave paper floral wreaths which she herself had made in re- cent weeks. Then speaking through an inter- preter, she told a newsman that “life is not as rich and bountiful as in the old days.” Speeds Confirmed af 500-Mile Race INDIANAPOLIS on—Official final standings were compiled today on yesterday's 500-mile auto race, con-/ firming that Dick Rathmann of Trenton, N. J., had finished 5th just before hitting a wall. The official standings will deter- mine the split of the quarter- million-dollar prize purse, to be computed today. 4 The top 10 drivers, the reasons fare > The scene of the wreck is be-/for dropping out, and their speed, average are listed: + ted Flaherty, Chicago, 128 4% mph am Hanks, Pacific. i 2 lisades, Calif, 128 303 : 3. Don Freeland, Redondo Beach, Calif, 127.668 Johnnie Parsons. Ven Nuys, Calif, 126.631. 5. Dtek Rethmann, Trenton, N. J. weikert, bear peta 128.489. Calif., “126.048. eles, 124.900 6. Bob 8 7. Bob Veith, Oakland, 8. Rodger Ward, Los ane 9 Jimmy Reece, Ok 24.038. 10. Cliff Griffith, Indianapolis, im 497'4 miles, end of race, 123 (See race details in sports section.) flagged 471 '|\Creek drowned in the St. Joseph beating before the railroad crosses Bond government 30 years ago, she lald/of Monroe, who was operating the vehicle, said he was forced off \the road by a car. Richard Borrello, 19, of Grand Rapids was killed in a three-car wreck in the northwest suburbs of Grand Rapids. Ronald F. Alvesteffer, 19, of Hart was killed in a two-car col- sion near Hart in Oceana Coun- ty. Mrs. Amenda Klein, 87, of De- troit and Edward Bartol, 39, of Bay View were other traffic victims. ‘Bartol was the victim of a hit-run driver, * *.e¢ «@ Gov. G. Mennen Williams person- ally congratulated holiday motor- ists and the special state force of traffic officers. He said, “This: minimum toll of deaths on our) highways is a moving example of good driving by our citizens. I hope we can better it in the fu-: State and local parks drew throngs of visitors resulting in four deaths by drowning. | Duane Amunson, 22, of _Port Huron lost his life in Baker Lake near Fenton. Glen Wellington, 43, of North L&ke drowned in Otter Lake. Joseph Morgan, 47, of Battle River. EAST LANSING ® — Michigan ‘State Police announced plans to- day for putting into operation four more radar units for traffic law enforcement. » Storms, Hail . » §tate police first used a peter unit on Telegraph Rd. last Decem-| ber and in 57 days made 983. speeding arrests. The new units will be used in high accident_areas, which were not specified by_location, * * * Memorial Day. Thunderstorms and lightning skipped through Pelt County, Bringing End to Holiday ‘born, a multiple sclerosis victim, | illegal parking Windstorms, hail, and brief torrential rains hit por- cottage of her porch into Portage tions of Oakland County late yesterday, sending holiday, Lake. crowds scattering for shelter toward the end of a sunriy’ In other accidents, Stanley Me- It was also disclosed that a new electrical speed watch, a timing device with tubes stretched across | a pavement, has also been in serv-| ice by police after a three-day test, in the Lansing area. gan yesterday, leaving a trail of nervous residents, but relatively little proper-' ty damage. A tornado warning issued for the Jackson area sent residents scurry- ing to basements when skies dark- ened and winds increased, Major damage, however, was confined to Jackson ,where a flash flood at Francis and E. Euclid left several autos stranded. : , The alert was lifted at midnight | A Woman's Logic? MADISON, Wis. (INS)—Mrs. Er- win Heldt, 23, said she backed her car into her husband's auto ‘‘be- cause he bumped info mine a cou- ple of weeks ago.” eastern and lower Michi--— with no reports of twisters sight- ed in the state. In Detroit, as in many other cities, there were many reports of downed trees, wires and branches. Lightning caused two. minor fires, felled wires and shat-| tered show windows. No one was' reported seriously injured. Outstate winds overturned three star today sued for a divorce from house trailers | at Spring Arbor,|Dr. Lewis V. Morrill, Beverly Hills jnear Jackson’ Six persons were/physician. They were married at slightly injured. The fourth drowning victim was 22-year-old Walter B. Rodriquez, of Saginaw who died while swimming. in Crystal Lake in Montcalm Coun-| ty. 2 i Mrs. Elsa D. Miller, 56, of Dear- drowned when she fell from the Dowell, 51-year-old father of eight, was killed in a tractor accident at his farm a mile east of Columbia- ville in Lapeer County McDowell's tractor overturned and fell on him as he was removing. stones from an embankment. The tractor slid 40 feet down the embankment, dragging him with it. . Rhonda Asks Divorce JUAREZ, Mexico « — Rhonda Fleming, the red - haired movie Kenab, Utah, in 1952, WASHINGTON (INS)—Air Force Chief, of Staff Nathan F. Twining today begins lining up a delegation of top officers to accompany him to Russia's Aviation Day show in) Moscow June 24. ; * 2 The official Soviet invitation to’ Gen. Twining was accepted by the United States yesterday. President Eisenhower personally made the decision to accept the bid—which had also been cleared | with Secretary of State John Fos- ter Dulles and Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson, . The visit of American air ex- pefts to Moscow on a non-diplo- matic mission is something new. |would be asked to attend—but Mos- Twining and his selected aides cow limited the bid to the Air are expected to bring back some additional information on Russian | air power—aq subject of sharp de- bate beth in the Pentagon and in Congress, The Soviets have also invited top air defense officials from many other nations to observe the cere- monies and demonstrations of fighters and bombers in flight. The admfnistration’'s acceptance of the invitation to Twining to head! a delegation at the Moscow show had. been. expected. BUILD UP PRESSURE However, top officials had hoped that all of the joint chiefs of staff Knowland expressed fear the trip would build up pressure for Soviet leaders to. visit the U. S. _Knowland said = “protocol” would demand q return visit by Russians, and declared this could lead to top Soviet bosses Nikita Khrushchey and Nicolai Bulganin coming to this country for a state visit. Presidential News Secretary. reporters he knows of no invitation even to Russian air force officers ito visit America, BUFFALO, N. Y. (P—A aboard the ship. 15-mile trip from Crystal] Lake Erie Holiday Voyage Erupts Into Teenager Riot voyage of terror for passengers aboard a Lake Erie amusement park vessel last night as teenagers Reporters aboard the crowded Canadiana for the Ontario to this city described it as “a nightmare of flashing knives and sobbing, frightened” passengers. Human Bones Flown fo FBI Labs in Washington to Identify Remains Found in Port Huron Creek holiday outing ended in a rioted > Beach amusement park-in ‘PORT HURON (INS)—A pile of a hank of hair human bones and and Negro youths at the amusement park. _ Cpl. J. E. Legate of the Ontario \provincia) police at Crystal Beach ; Rioting aboard the Can-* jmore than any other state from " jgram will give impetus to cement Sees State Getting Road Law-Bonanza DETROIT # — Sen. Potter (R- Mich) says Michigan will benefit the 51 billion dollar federal road * ° tL ] Potter said. yesterday the pro and heavy equipment production in Michigan. The Republican senator was in Michigan to dedicate Vassar's Me- morlal Stadium. He was inter- Rolling her wheel/on which he was a passenger over- placed against them immediately. It was not known what set off the disturbances at the beach. An estimated 15,000 to 20,000 per- sons, mostly Americans, were reported at the park yesterday. Margaret Wynn and Dick Hirsch of the Buffalo Courier-Express, the ship's dining room for most of the trip after being attacked or threatened by the many Negro teenagers who made up the ma- jority of the passengers.” . The reporters estimated that of the approximately 1,000 passen-| (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) Fair, Cooler Ahead, Temperature 70-74 iviewed later at Willow Run Air. jquarter ot the year. * . 2 | | new model automobile and defense} contracts will boost employment to an all-time peak in the last He Force, | Senate GOP- leader William F.| State Reports ‘Twining to Select “Visit” Aides Skin Diver Dies in County Lake; Holiday Toll Low Drowning Only Major Tragedy in Celebration of Memorial Day | The drowning of a 22- year-old_Port Huron man James C. Hagerty, however, told yesterday marred Memorial Day outings in which thousands swarmed over Oakland County roads and visited county lakes and parks. Sunburn and clogged traffic lanes luckily re mained. the chief’ com- plaints. The~ absence of any serious traffic injuries or pile-ups was termed “a real triumph” by law offi- cers. The . drowning victim, Duane Amunson, reported- ly had been skin diving at Te The U. S. Weather Bureau fore-| casts a low of 30 to 4 degrees tonight. / Fair and cooler is the prediction for tomorrow with a high of 70 to 74. In downtown Pontiac, the lowest | thermometer reading preceding 8 | ‘a.m. was 70 degrees. At 2 p.m. | the mercury rose to 82 degrees. “BUT OFFICER — ” — “Al,” pet burro of the American Legion in St. Louis, Mo., receives a traffic ticket for illegal parking from patrolman Harry Freeman as-Bonnie Brennan consoles the United Press Phoie sad animal. The burro was parked in the no park- ing zone before the Memoria] Day parade yester- day in St. Louis and patriotically wears an American flag. _ Uses Lincoln Tunnel as Speedway . Leads. FORT LEE, N.J. W—A Ballti- mote businessman, arrested for in New York City, led police on a wild auto chase. across the Hudson River yester-| day, ignoring toll gates and ‘bul, lets as he hit speeds up to 9% miles an hour. The motorist, Joseph Fisher, 38,/8¢M€ Gersh ordered him to the. suffered not a scratch in the tec section of Bergen) Pines Hospital, the Bergen County | istration and car state escapade, though his 1956 car now bears 14 bullet holes. Police said one patrolman was knocked down af the entrance to the Lincoin Tunnel in New York but Fisher halted with three cops standing in his path inside the George Washington Bridge | toll gate when he tried to return te Manhattan. By } Sixteen bullets were fired at his} $7,000 air-conditioned car during the 11 - mile pursuit, Fourteen, struck the vehicle, oné of them going through the windshield. fi , as “er oy ‘ oo MENTAL PATIENT aT wanted to get out ot New double-parked before. the swanky York and hen in ae riser Sherry Netherland Hotel on Fifth; oe ony re pepe n explain avenue and later triple-parked in . front of the nearby Hotel Pierre. | |He was told the owner had ‘‘pan-| A fistful of charges were filed against the stocky man. Dr. Eu-jleaving the Pierre. WENT FOR COAT Cully picked up Fisher's license, institution in nearby Oradell. Dr. Gersh said Fisher told him he had been a patient four times At the 17th Precinct police sta- tion, Fisher said he was cold and at the Seton Mental Institution ’ in Baltinore and was released 11 TOday’s Press only-two weeks ago. He is a ‘ jobber for his father who oper- — eee ates a clothing firm in Baltt- aaa taco fen OSOCR AI ; more: ; |_| Food News.........31 thru 41 New York and Fort Lee authori-| Sports ...... doce 41, 48, 49, 50 ties gave this account of the af-| Theatprs ...................%9 fair: : TV & Radio Programs.....'59 | | Patrolman William Culley Wilson, Earl .............05- 8 | ticed Fisher's cream-colored car; Women’s Pages.,.. Ss : Police on 2-State Wild- Car Chase went out with Culley to get his . coat. He jumped in his car and, using a spare key, drove off. The ride took him to the! en- handled $2 from some persons” trance to the Lincoin Tunnel, where he nearly ran down a pa trolman,- and out on the New Jersey side where he knocked’ down a patrolman, James Fian- nelly. Then, with three carloads of cops in-pursuit, Fisher barreled through a toll entrance to the New Jersey Turnpike, drove to the north end of the superhighway and headed east on Rt. 4, * * fog é He reached, the George Wash- ington Bridge, flashed through oe THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY'31, 1956 a ~ Ike Kids Off Atomic Wastes: Pontiac Deaths: (Gryenther Hits {tit Dezt= Birmingtem | 2 \ . ' i > ~ ogee D, Prob! ‘Mrs. William E. Harrell Foreign Aid Cut | choo! board, rc 3 4 ' i - ; =, 56 Campaign © Present ProDieM) x=, man x. case x) me FOFEIQN Al Study Derby. Furnishings'. ae .__, home, 651 Bow Lane. She had been’ , 1, a eA “ President Makes , First Where to Dump ‘Active’ i: « year. 3 | NATO Chief Says -Plan) BIRMINGHAM—Furnishings for|formerly of Birmingham, died in c f > First piioralad os pom ide Derby Junior High School, which is|a Toledo hospital yesterday Speech, Appealing for Residue Puzzles Plants Berm in Tuscola County May 16,| of Reds to Reduce Army a, which is) . 5 ’ . \ WwW k 907, she was the daughter of Wil- Ww. n't Lessen Peril expected to be completed this fall,'a long illness. He had moved Republican Congress in Nuclear Wor ham and Clare Barrons. The Har on't Le I |are being planned by Board of\seven years ago after spending ae : i, es : . rells were married : Education members and school of-|most of his lifetime in Birming- WASHINGTON (INS) — Presi-| — , PHILADELPHIA, Pa (INS) ‘— Sault St. Marie, / _ WASHINGTON — Gen. Alfred picigis a > . ham. oh stagaropd er asa ; dent Eisenhower made his first! |” An atoinic energy specialist at the gr, Harrell came here 35 |M. Gruenther said today Russian) wine firms entered bids for fur-|truck driver. | for election 4 'University of Rochester predicts years ago trom. Wilmot, and was |“smiles, happy talk or receptions. nishing the school at the Tuesday| «. ; i, , «(RE compuign toed! | that by 2000 A.D. the U. S. will) eee ee a ee amecican Pors- ‘ . escRY| Surviving are hig wife, Mary, ~ employed by ‘org: \in the Kremlin” do not justify any|night special meeting of the board. of.a Republican Congress today in ‘have an annual disposal problem’ jay @ socket: Ce. She was a : five sous, Denald, William and a fire-breathing political speech to} 300 t of dangerous! © : ® ® \cut in’ President Eisenhower’s $4,-| Pictures, prices and catalogs a for Ei leader || for some tinted 8 _ member of the Bemis-Olsen Am- |) 10 o09 torei 4 accompanied the bids, and will) Kenneth, of Toledo, and Thomas i uae 8 mages raza} neve omendt “vets? Auxillary and the Lang of (%7:000.000 foreign ai Program. jake lengthy study, ft was pre-| and Steven, atyhome; two daugh- paign as “energetically and en- | G. Hoyt Whipple told the Ameri-) redid axillary of Keeg The 2 commander los dicted. ters, Marilyn at home and Mrs. i thusiastically”’ as possible to he}p ‘can Industrial Hygiene Association ‘ ; North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-| School officials and seme | Paul Le Plant, of Erie; his moth- ; # win a GOP victory in November. ‘in Philadelphia that some of the Besides her husband, she is sur'tion forces in Europe said that) board members, and one of the | er, Mrs. Hulda Ghulz, of Bir- 7 also slammed head- [possibilities for disposal were vived by her father, of Commerce; even if the Russians carry out| architects of the new school met | mingham, a sister, Algia of Bir- * gn into charges that U.S. prestige, M. WAYNE GABERST burial in dry ground, stagnant a daughter, Mrs. Charlene Ervin, their announced intention to cut| this morning in s study session | mingham, and two brothers, Al- abroad has slumped under the for- ° ocean deeps, ice caps, and caves. and two grandchildren, all of Pon-\ military forces by 1,200,000 men,| to look over proposed furnishings, | bert of Detroit, and Earl of Bir- eign policy of his administration. Gabert Is Appointed and even rockets to the moon, tiac A rege Mrs. Doris Wideman, jt wil} not reduce their capability * 6.8 mingham, | He declared: “I think the pres- | . | Ironically, Whipple pointed out, ieee’ oa pteroumaa to launch an attack. .|, Birmingham and Mt. Clemens! service will be at 3 p.m. Satur- | ’ | Service will be at 11 a.m. Sat- es ¢ « lead among -cities in the 10,000 to tige of the United States has to UF Drive Post | “Oceanographers strongly favor 4, trom the Donelson-Johns Fu- 25,000 erachak Ger lered day at Manley Bailey Funeral aay a a apni rea ae! | | land disposal while geologists eral Home with the Rev. Henry .,cTuether told the Senate For:|¢ pohnsppetst rte fo the No-| nant ond Mariel will be fo Rews- Watt Wer aon “ The appointment of H. Wa me| show a decided preference for — Wrobbel of the Calvary Baptist nae eo oo Chat eal Safety Council. Neither city lawn Park. oc nente fda ba heel ad health. | Gaert Bi member of the an ee ‘Church officiating. Burial will boty Cosce aa toes abit per had traffic deaths in the first four Loren 0. Blunt he asserted emphatically: “I was) is fall’ ‘a-| The nuclear researcher said the low in Kingston Cemetery. ing strength, he could give ‘a months of the year. ill last fall. I can only say this— leadership .of this fall's Pontiac . can “workdwide! , = NATO! Service for Loren 0, Blunt, 412 now the only way I know it is the Area United Fund drive was ano ae ese care Nara William Kell recmcene adoges ona no) Last month's accident statis- |W. Lincoln, who died Tuesday, will ¢ doctors keep reminding me.” nounced today by Campaign Chair- fy) planning because global pro; ! Y peadodr! tics, says Police Chief Ralph [be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Manley i, ~ ‘The ‘Presiden: informal ; “if | | Mrs. William (Anna Mae) Kelly, *°** Moxley, show $7,966.in property [Bailey Funeral Home. He died sud- y The ‘President spoke ly man Walter K. Willman. ‘duction of fissionable products y.| 7 in 4&2 denly in Pennsylvania while Fa the te tl i se etl trv ara fw ave rene oe a 220, WS Bd el i oe iro German een pn nea in am _ Apher of ‘the Advance Gifts committee of by the turn of the century. icai’efiar an (finesse of Glia ween |porces will be t under the eee ae wide campaign conference the Wh pital a ent y NATO command by the end of the ; fs : ‘ ! : A | ipple said at present almost | co y Salary adjustments are_ being , sus National Citizens for Eisehhower|the Commercial division. A Pon-| 3 atomic es are stored in Born in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Dec. year but will require further |. item tated for all city : ——- jtiac appliance store owner. underground tanks, but they are °!. 1865. she was the daughter of training. ‘The ultimate contem-|), the wees cadaee Lae Compare Simms LOW PRICES Se * 6° * Gabert was chairman of the com-| saieal ts] natal and fare (sab: Thomas and Nancy Holt Edmonds, 5)ateq German contribution is 12 now 5 ; He told his audience: “I am & mercial division during 1955's BUC- Sect to leaks. earthquakes and 29d married William Kelly in Jas- aivisions. peas by the Birmingham /— Republican in our two-party sys-| cessful United Fund campaign. | ’ : per, Ala. ————— Commission. NANO! nynnals | ( onseq work other accidents. . 4 ! jul based \ AV | r one it pagel pe macs oe ee eee Hoos yptlart ge | ——————— Se oS ee R W tf Seek Perino peclecan as oalerion six MONE | people you give to me as my clos-\other community activities. Gabert | ake Erie Boat Tri psorta of medlorsd ger years, | oy esi 10 at geared ceed Ha — LL path nard epoeepdey bd nares ory walook ig pr pol P| cine nee frm Bert” Doods Nomination (ise sient revered Se Gesttnn TERENES Daselors Srie and personal loyalty.” hd Seay pot re H 1 Mrs. Kelly leaves a stepdaugh- partment heads, the plan will ° 4 a member of the Optimist nas in Mass Kid | | $s anaais The President said frankly that Fixs, ter, Willa Tennant, and a grand- Berkley constable Roy M. West |come up at a commission meeting the goals Republicans set for them-| The Advance Gifts committee is) (Continued From Page One) | 0». pongghe pang gy ph i recently announced he will seek |*ortly, city officials predict. ; selves in 1952 at home and abroad|peing reactivitated this. year. It pu aC ee ; ; "the i mination f Oak-| The ers, 80 per cent were Negroes. *|the Republican no on for adjustments are in line 2 . have not yet been reached. But he|was not a part of United Fund Nembers a the shins Sy RSS ee (ar | a (Cramaty Pulgintae atl Deed ia ht cuaagacll sclng ieee ile 5 fe 12M said steady progress is being made campaign structure in 1955. Ga-| ang private police,” the reporters jyrg Kelly’s body will be at the the August 7 primary election.| adjoining cities, officiais say. toward oo twin oa bert's — will call fon the| wrote, ‘vainly attempted to keep wittiam F. Davis Funeral H ome Daniel, T. Murphy Jr., a former; Salaries of department heads |— a peace lasting . Svante businesses included rier but when one fight. WS from 3-99 this afternoon until 7:99 /Curt clerk, was named iedhcanll gor’ will be adjusted -on an indivi. | mete een eee . ; ee rcial division broken up, another flared in a dif- this evening. It will then be taken |'#5t week by three GOP county of-| dual basis for the new budget, tne peathér | uppenn. Skin Diver Drowns solicit “firm” gifts for the United erent portion of the weather-|to her home to remain there until, os to ager pell ree a scooting to he oa eee icc reas : Fund. beaten boat.” | : |McQuaid, w! lenly Ma * * ‘ ad In announcing the appointment S xe een Pplerteore Peicep ection Letbad 15 after 17 years in the office.) First place in the Bloomfield nels City Manager Willman said, “I am Most : trouble, y |" | West, a former sheriff's deputy Hills Camera Club print of the ; ° continued, “was caused by gangs her pastor, the Rev. L. R. Miner, | Children's and Misses very pleased that Wayne has) ve Necre girls whe walked the |will officiate. Burial will be inj®%d constable of Berkley for the/year contest wis won by Mrs. Continued From Page One) |2&T¢ed to wark on the United Fund| © Sears is wi soon past four years, said in his an- Mary A. Hixon, for her picture, Canvas Play Shoes { campaign again this fall. 1 feel, deck, attacking. and molesting Oak Hill Cemetery. nouncement of candidacy he would |“Morning Calm.” Other prize win. chairman of the Oakland County sure that all Pontiac businesses young white girls. . |maintain McQuaid’s staff and es- ners were William. McNeil of apriage escee 79 Red Cross Chapter. ; will want to cooperate with him in| «girecrackers were carelessly Michael Walsh \tablished system if elected to the Royal Oak, and Mrs. Kathleen Rubber soles, Seventy volunteers put in 530 making this year’s United Fundifiung at passengers, exploding at) yfichael Walsh, 69, of 2306 st, oltice. ‘Lowrie. arch supports. hours Tuesday and (the best yet. their feet. Several received pow- 1A unniny | Married and the father of two y Sizes 4 to 12, fra RR el \Joseph St. died yesterday morning children, West has lived in Berkley | Winners of the colored slide | Forman said, manning five mobile der burns. Switch-blade knives ser a jong illness. agp pine hag tang a Berkley competition were Mrs. Ferne } units and numerous other first a? : were brandished. Youngsters were, +16 was born on Prince Edward gtioy<” ee | Tate, Royal Oak, first prize; | 2 ol aid stations. rol fa ic shoved to the deck by the TAM ijand Canada and married the OWS. Lions and American Le-| wuniss Crise, Pontiac, second; AEN’S ond BOYS’ Police authorities in Pontiac and paging mobs which rushed back » , ' ‘gion. . ; i ‘ MEN’S an ; a Soy eaten cnn’ |4 Fj sagreger Pee | et Pontias here (Black Market in Nickel? | minor accidents. segregated by worried crew mem-| ¢f Pontiac 32 years coming here New camera club officers are — : urvey Ins : bers, They sat quietly in roped-| from Port Arthur, Ont.,-Canada. WASHINGTON (INS) — Charges Karl M. Bailey, president; James Men's Sizes But the total figures were com- . ‘oft sections of the slow-moving 4 member of St. Michael's Cath- that a US. “black market" in MacDonald, vice president; Mrs. 6% to 12 paratively low for a holiday, po 3-Year Study Suggests ship, attempting to comfort their olic Church, he also belonged to nickel is -threatening to force Robert Woodle, Oak Park, secre- Boys’ Mesa == Arteri jerying, terrified children.” ‘the Holy Name Society of his Small metal firms out of business tary; and Mrs. Tate, treasurer. 11% to 6 ~-No ote was injured in Pontiac, Expressway ries Sa church and the Fourth Degree|Were to be explored today by the) . i x Cushion insole & arch. where city streets remained large-| Extend to Suburbs ‘You Can Really See It Knights of Columbus. |Senate Small Business subcom-| Haren W. Shalz Canves uppers in eh ot deserted from mid-morning | A high-bright-( 2” 12 be retired from the Pon. mittee, Hazen W. Shulz, 53, of Erie, C ever Oxford until early evening. | WASHINGTON — igh-bright-|tiac Motor Division where he had! a = ———— wy, anvas x 0 hospitals treated six DETROIT (INS) —A three-year | ness radar display system has been employed in the ins tion 4 PUSUEUESNSssteeseeerettetenteesresttsy 4 m for minor injuries and ad-|traffic survey handed to Mayor|been perfected that projects radar department. — | NYLON MESH ‘mitted one 5St-yearold Ortonville) albert E. Cobo today recommend-|images on a screen porknesty in| Surviving are four children, Mrs. & |! IPM ENT ARRIVED 77 man. ’ |diameter and can be vie un-|Fred Lesperance of Davisburg, . ~ He is Hang Madsen, who in ttsted|“? 75 aaa yay oe for der normal lighting conditions. Its Mrs, Leo Davis of Drayton Plains, i nang — Men's Sizes in good condition in Pontiac Gen-|* 2¢W 2592-mile MG PTO control and other applications Mrs. Richard Lane and Mrs. Mel- : : | Wrought Iron — SWIVEL on" eral Hospital after suffering leg|8™@™ for metropolitan Detroit. | where large, bright displays are vin Skelton, both of Pontiac, 16 ; + 3 injuries in an accident at 1 p.m a Ie ay grandchildren and three great-’ * ; TV ST AN DS Same as above except has nylon on M 15, south of Ortonville. The survey was under the djrec- ———EeEE | grandchildren. . | H mesh ¢ut-out for extra coolness. : : tion of Dr. J. Douglas Carroll, a Fj te G | Two brothers also survive, James ae a ; Marilyn’‘s Beau Silent nationally recognized traffic au- Finds His Sister ‘Walsh of Port Arthur and Sylvester Origindl 99 Styles for Work—Sport—Dress r lyn ' — | ANKARA, Turkey — Recep Yas- of Prince Edward Island. $4.95 : ; RENO, Nev. — Playwright thority. and cost $750,000. Tt Was man taking information from res Mr. Walsh's body is at the Don- Value Men $ Oxfords Arthur Miller has declined to com-| sponsored by the Federal Bureau jdents of Eskisehir during a recent elson-Johns Funeral Home where § . _ment on whether he plans to of Roads, the State Highway De- census, found a sister fe had not the Rosary will be recited at 8 enn roe Hell abel vc sive Regular $4.98 to $5.98 Values marry screen star Marilyn Mon-|partment, the Regional Planning seen in 20 years’ when he saw p.m. Friday. The Knights of Colum- FOR oats a eee oh RA UE) ~ roe now that he has completed|Commission, the County Road that the answers to his question bus will say the Rosary at 9:30 a f - week residence require-|Commisaion and the City of De- by the woman in one of the homes Friday evening. ANY-ANGLE pace Nevada divorce. | troi af on his list added up to a descrip-- The funeral will be at 10 o'clock VIEWING a . t. ‘| : i Columnists have predicted the alae 7 ong: tion of her. [Saturday Hagia A from St. Mi- Bete Any tise TY. roy marriage before the blonde Propesals ee me) chael’s Catholic Church with bur-' METAL TV AND pam A acy . on ‘with Sh fended to radian of 8 mallee Hen in the Dog Howe See’ With ROLLING casTERs § % @ Moccasin Toe Styles pull S "| trom the heart of Detroit. HICKORY, N.C. w@ — Hitler is, EE $6.95 Value oe © Anan © Nows tacnt It proposed that a “stage one|a hen which refused to associate Lapeer Ar @a Marks As pictured, stand 99 . y vy ij e - " Legion O; ses Visit | priority” be set up for construction|with the other chickens in the! . - chia, bomesnte /auner Choice of moccasin toes, eg PPpo: of 105.5 miles of X-ways at a cost/barnyard of Mrs. Branda Aber.) Holida Fatalities shieit pale dicts . . leisure loafers in tan or DENVER ®—American - Legion of $775 million vin the next 13 ety Siete y EE x-D moa : black in sizes ’ tional Commander ngton \ She roosts on a pe n the dog: : 6 12. ne Nee ven* * 6 @ house. Mrs. Abernathy says Hitler The Lapeer area recorded two { —2nad L ~ Wagner says the Legion would JIMM) consider it “preposterous” if any) Presumably the majority of the/has never developed a taste for fatalities yesterday, as a tractor’ Patt - Floor - Cork Reinforced CREPE RUSSER serious thought were given to in-|stage one building would be car- the commercial poultry feeds and crushed a farmer and a Flint man | 3 ’ viting Russian leaders Nikiti/ried out under a Federal Highway has no use for shelled corn. Hit. drowned. 7 os =| cobuine LEATHER | UPPERS Kiruchchev and Nikola Bulganin Bill expected to pass soon in Con- ler’s diet consists mostly of salted Stanley McDowell. 51, of 607 SLUUITIIUUITHUIUNNHIIINNNI0NNU1000000000000100000010101000H 0000000001111 ’ | Klam Rd., Lapeer was killed about == ¢ = en $ X or $ to the United States. os: Tl edarsnate and peer: 7:30 p.m. in the tractor accident. = ec ric = ; 3 2 . He was pulling stones from an == E| t 1 SHAVER Sale = 2 and 4 Eyelet Styles Fog Halts Freighters | Found in Chair With Suitcase ei tas ead 0 Ga = Nationally Advertised—Famous Makes =| $6.98 Values SAULT STE. MARIE ® — A| ae a : a hte = = 7 7 tea for nea Great tee m- Missing Pilot, 60, Rescued winter "3 RICES =| 4 ial ble = loose | | He ts survived by his wife and = Vad —_ Ss! ° About 30 ships Wene affected | WINNIPEG, Man =A 60-/plane was later blown away by eight children, = aay = Sizes 6 to 12 : a : year-old Toronto. pilot greeted high winds and it sank | Glen Wellington, 43, of Flint = a 0 = Blucher, styi ' d rescue last night sitting in a chair! * * * drowned in Otter Lake, 20 miles j = Sree calcke sua’ bccn, Ge The Weather perched on a tiny ice floe which Asked if he could walk, Crossley northwest of Lapeer, when a boat == => tales" ipa tnee poeed freer _ Pull U.S. Weather Bureav Report had been his home for ‘12 days replied “Certainly” and picked up he was riding in capsized. Four == =| eawainek . $3.77 tdi ead apie Merial LD oa vary while it drifted through northern his suitcase and got into the ca- others were rescued, and a skin == = ht. A few ecattered light. showers Hudson Bay near the Arctic Cir- noe.. He has been flying for 40 diver recovered his body in 30 feet == = ‘ Tomerrews fair wad cocler, Meh 70-14, CIC, 7" jyeats. of water. = = Split-Grain GENUINE LEATHER Southwest to west winds 12-20 miles, J i © a SS SS = MEN’S ; ty | . : a ed =| ap bens tale mernide becomtne Seer) Carl C. Crossley, veteran bush = , : = sors MOCCASINS tonight. pilot, then picked up his suitcase. F Don't Pay More Than Simms Everyday Low Price = All brand new. . . latest models . . . FULL FACTORY GUAR- S| Ppt Po Today In Pontiac ‘climbed into a canoe and helped = ANTEE ... All Famous Brands . . . All Complete with Ceses! 22) nt het! — temperature preceding 8 a.m \Cpl, Al Savage of Kamloops, BC. REGULAR SIZE = NOW WITH = ati eo ahd rari oil 8 Sa Wind) vlectty 18 =p h. paddle nearly two miles to a wait-/|— POPULAR BRAND» = BRAND ONLY TRADE == aston Meno remeene ‘ 0 e . jing plane which had danded on an| * = - REMINGTON CONTOUR ar :2~= © 12—bdys’ sizes 2% SS Bun Fists rida at 4 sem lice shelf. PER CARTON (10 Packs! = Regular $23.50 Value .....5..3_ 12.77 ow 1 1.77 = ‘0 & Moon rises Friday at 12 aT aunt = - = : . = = caine Moon sets Friday at 12.20 p.m. | The downed airman disappeared & = scnicx TWENTY-FIVE aw os , ~~ 7 Devsions Fomperaserce | May 19. while flying pontoon. > S Regier $2950 Vaue....,., 19.77. .12.77 SE 'st Quality—LEATHER Uppers yam. %e ve ms equipped Norseman from a secret = NOAELEO TWIN — A eerey: _ _ = ; - =a =F *er*-4) DEW-line base to Churchill, Man., = ARY’ = wa $ a: ee Rs ige Sensis 82,610 miles north of Winnipeg. He. ww » Cl = Regular $24.95 Value ......00% 14.33 13.33 = MENS s nd BOYS’ (7 an. | ae = iwas found Tuesday on an ice pack B Getde, ote. Pies 6 2 == LADY NORELCO EQc = ed decrees yi - a en renoaa aaron _ npprendniately as =a wide off ne a= . (ZS Regular $24.95 Value .....00.. 15.95 ore 14.95 = S an dal Ss temperature |... ....+.. northern ety Southampton Is- ee —— tana oe Ses Mean temperstues 077) plland, 1,075 miles north of here. | Box of 5p CIGARS = AEAMICTON L POURSOME 17.66. .16.66 =F . ee Weather—Sonny and rain 6. IN GOOD SPIRITS | = eguiar : slue ..... eoee * ° ee e = Mert aps phe “Are t - IE < = SUNBEAM SHAVEMASTER 17 Og = anes Highest viene, . gser ...1| Crossley was flown 8 miles to & Plastic’ CIGAR HOLDER = Regular $29.95 Value : ‘ 17.95 Ac 16.95 = Boys’ Sizes 2% to 6 Sie tmbernie 2H Coral Harbor on the sdtithern erid 62.15 Val ee eee _ | Woamersar Slot Southampton Island where a 15 Value @ BR 9S Remincton oo onuxt = 17 95 16.95= V« Highest’ and Lowest Temperatures This/PUblic health purse said he was Both = nin! atl a oe © : aed : . =, 89 f ag q Dole tn 0 ¥, in excellent condition and good - 9 = NORELCO ‘SPORTSMAN’ =| ii rT) loath — Sein put tired. - Ye for = Regular $29.95 Value .. .... 18.95 ve 17.95 = y, | a ieee A radio tess -ived ; = ; = *, of m ae : Baftele 3 *e Ment i 18 | said c " Serer casa resiey| Box of 50 cigars and plastic ) i _ Ba | k S Marie 90 shatter the Torovto airman made his 1 ES * a = BROTHERS Bam b EeMAngelee fa BFW #6. se] >mergency landipg on thifiice. The) EFrIIMUMUNUIUUUUUNUOLDLULAULOLOASLUAU ARNESON SET re PT TTPTPTTP TTT ¢ > } ' ' t a) ’ . \ , Fn] Le ‘ ‘ —+ ‘ % ve | ey ‘ < ae vq) af EVA 4 ry, gre t } — : ny ay " 2 "Y } G5 ° . “hy: : ; ye ; : te) “ : | : | _THE PONTIAC oat THURSDAY, aay 81, 1056_ : 26 HOUR SALE! Two Days Only—9 a.m. to 10 p.m. ‘Tomorrow and Saturday! VALUES GALORE! DONT MISS THIS BIG SELLING EVENT: Searecrer = | - SE LESS. FLASH BULBS AM — e All Sixes 8% te 11 FRIDAY and SATURDAY | @ 3 Populer Shedes 620—120—127 Size Special buy makes this low price ANSCO their f} Seweiple. Full fashioned hese in chatep TURTLE’S BEST FRIEND — _TURTLES SEAT | FRIEXD — Never Before--- santo So Many “Wanted” Items PRICED -S0-LOW! ne aN rem poet ee tea SEEN Every item in this adv. is GUARANTEED UNDER-PRICED | . Dallas. . wee k For The ~ {| but buy with confidence. knowing that Simms GUARANTEES pono re y a octal opted GCL-O-W-4-8-G SATISFACTION, too! The only thing we cannot guarantee is hungry enough to allow outside Med Price Tags | thot we have enough bargains for everyone . . . this is our advice help in the care and feeding of — for hundreds of our | —SHOP EARLY! u ner, ~advertised’ ials : : : ee ee ‘ecu ne Comat | Sorry-No Phosie Orders, No Mail Orders-No Layaways at These Prices Yonkers Pacem Faces Manslaughter foe YONKERS, N. Y. (INS)—A oe! year-old Yonkers patrolman was booked on first degree man-| slaughter charges early today for fatally wounding. a guest at a) Memorial Day party while trying! to break up a brawl. D TAG SPECIAL! Tubular Steel—Chrome Plate — Folding Baby Stroller | “eae qT" = sed Rida Adjustable Foot Rest Complete with wheel brake, A canopy top, etc. Heavy weath- erproof canvas seat and back. No ironing needed, just launder and let + dry. Choice of pastel d. colors. FRIDAY ond SA TURDAY i] : veins /'* SPECIAL PURCHASE — Famous Make Genuine Scissors Sel of 3 ‘HALL’ China - $2.00 Value | * | 7-8 and 4 inch } Tea Pots =p FRED TAG SPECIAL! f, 6 box 8 4 $2, By Value Famous ‘STURDEE’ ‘Week-Ender’ “Sale! Big pers SLASH Ladies’ Summer The tragedy occurred last night, at the SOS Social Club here. Pa- © . | trolnian Michael O'Hare, who was | - go, “tomatic roaster off-duty at the time, said he fired E in self-defense during a aden | $16.95 Value 73 | Lifetime. guarantee to never craze. Famous ‘HALL’ china tea pots id as- sorted colors. (No designs.) os all. Electric Alarm Men's Washable Twill % Westclox ‘Country Club’ Full bcd hae Stanley E. Whiting, 24, of . ia. Yonkers, a city forestry depart. i SE plated, fittings in $9.98 Leisure SLACKS mest employe, died in Yonkers |~ choice of kitchen colors. UL Value f {= approved. With cord. after the shooting while wader. |B cn amass Sealants ciate, | : | $3.59 159 Value . 2 Pair First Quality $3.00 , - Sanforized, completely washable fabric, vat dyed color, tailored to fit. Reinforced at- all strain points, styled for work er play. Pink | 49 FD TAG SPECIAL! a Genuine ‘Lowson-Ware' on Sale |, starting! Metal Bread Box clare Wvers or green case. 4 10% tax, 28 to ©4 Discontinued colors | 17 feet DNR, Se EE es Se ta out, F234. ecccccesceves : "Reef wens Se moon, ie ‘KLEEN-CUT’ ! | Pinkin i. ; s f. % i i According to the police, O'Hare, — married and the father of two, © Clothes Basket had marched ip the Yonkers Me- morial Day parade yesterday, > 51.79 Value Afterwards, he attended the party ; 27 with about 50 fellow Americen| 9 $ Legionnaires. The beer party was in high gear : R ¢ in forced both inside the club room and out-/ = ['™ ang bot ray side on the lawn when a fight | © handles. Lee. , broke out inside among Whiting, } = Loaf Pans. Sh , ant ot | Regular Otc value. Heavy ars 2 ne | ‘ = BAe Ore FF § LG — s2ss vee > EE unm... The patrolman was summoned, | MRUEEEORETEETTOAE ° suid ‘serent Cares ¢ S933 hls et | yo Bebop | tosse qeeesssesscs : 1: ca) § ’ < 3 aod ear rece PO Rn UNS RED TAG ‘SPECIAL! the victim and some of the battlers) Potate Baker ottached) him: . Regular 69c Value Musical Guild to Talk | c of Met Opera Threat | 47 , : TORONTO (INS) — The Ameri-') gave oven ean Guild of Musical Artists meets!" *P*<¢*. — po- in Toronto today to act on-general Shataner inside manager Rudolph Bing's threat to)” 6nd out, Rust cancel the 1956-57 Metropolitan Op- > __ era season. Cuts ravel . proof | * S08 edge © Holds BLOUSES andLadies' DRESSES $1.49 Closet Space-Savers Holds blouses and dresses neatly 66‘ and in order. Use in “~ closet to save space RED TAG SPECIAL! SUPER-SHEET SALE! Guaranteed First Quality Cannon’ Muslin Sheets " 6) = 99 IN, .29 Value . 1 Fa Ree ‘KOOLSMOKE’ $1.50 Pipes Sate, Etticient—F ‘amous ‘GEM’ be a eo 2 e@ inp : : Bing said yesterday that the sea-| (ERAS RARER RAR : W. : son would be canceled on Saturday ; zw-Tor . 1 ¢€ : Siz106-In. $7.49 Value - if the guild could not agree with | GALVANIZED R | » 1.08 the N u U a 4 Leng wearing mu elt be oat mercer om Burner | ; $1.00 € Aluminum ty : nheate amine over 138 ‘ Ch —T Re ae ‘on ! brea ree ens Ta Detroit Churchman Dies —_— $1.98 Vatue |. 8 Very’ cool smoke. . i DETROIT uo — George L. Bortz, ' : £ Folds Against Wall } PAE NRC I APR * Guaranteed First ENDALE Shoots 5%, Detroit financier and treasurer} , When Not In Use ; ¥ ‘Cannen’ P of the. Episcopal Diocese of Michi: ; Safety tipper to; * Exactiy as pictured. Gem wall can opener & FRIDAY ond SATURDAY ; : vaucotacrwunetcairerersatal © raicene, dr be : can “opener. eta lew orice nee one”? 4 ‘Tree Brand’ Pecke Prpocenil ; 94 = ant wire : ; ocket | Z: ‘alue his home. He was resident vice & : 4 4 ‘ president of the Fidelity & Deposit | =" ssaeaamemansathenen A a a Knives | White only. Cannon percales with 184 Co. ied) Maryland | Bor was al Trrioay ons savuroay | emcees Only RED TAG SPECIAL! ; thread count, Matra eng weering prominent Episcopal layman and’ :SiiAMaaaaal | FRIDAY ond SATURDAY , HL 82 Valve © > $3.29 va. ae = 108 te... 2.19 served = pote Reigate of St. i Kitchen $ Stee! — Flexible. Unbreakable POLYETHYLENE | : 15¢ Value Pillow Cose...... 7 Paul's Cathedral. in Detroit e Speo : é oF : desea oF " Plastic Dish Pans a ‘Boker’ brass & | RED TAG SPECIAL! | ! 146 Years on Duty ; 2 STYLES $1.29 Volue — 5 erg lined. Sturdy | Popular Three Barrell : $ Will not chip, tarnish C ¥ sti pee G Money Chen r ANN ARBOR (® — Four men)” nd, or fade—1234 quart Pp eer NT TT Feature Lot! Special Group - whose total service with the U.S. | 7 j capacity Assorted y Ladies’ ootwear $2.50 Value Post Office Department -is 146) © € : colors z FRIDAY and SATURDAY : an. nichole years wil retire cree, te. ' | Use for Any Room—Modern % by Meoul. ored in a brief ceremony today) | : al TAG SPECIAL! Fri. and Set. Only > ~ | Values to $3.00 69 Font fe orn were Ebbie B. Clark of Dexter, 33 \ Choice of basting | Ml (2nd Floor Special % Electric Wall Clock years: Norman A. Kern, Ann Ar- or mixing spoon ; Hurraches bor, 42 years; Leroy N. Thurber, || Wood handles Large 14x24 Inch Sire ; Moccasins Ann Arbor, 35 years and Max R. SES. ile aM > Durable Cocoa » # Fletties Sizes 4% to 9 Choice of special grour of ladies summer foot- weet fim assorted styles Hentz, Ann Arbo, 35 years. Trim. Taper, Shape Your Hair Yourself at Home NEW Playtex Home Hair Cutter Complete with Twe Playtex Stainafree blades, nylon FRIDAY ond SATURDAY D M t 9 7 € $1.39 Value Cocoa door mats to really clean the dirt off shoes. Use on porches, i doorways, landings, etc SSR SE SORA OBSE "ie ee B FRIDAY ond SATURDAY [i i Fresh Wrap in Saran Bag ® - c * , we . ' MARSHMALLOWS -— ea ama 1D TAG SPECIAL KOS. Rea LEE EIN Rubber Tires—Bal) Bearings 1" Lawn Mower FRIDAY and SATURDAY mm Lm ] = _ op) Ze) mm © | re IOP _ i Pc a i brash & new 14.95 Value s * h wheels au “tn plactie ; .s Tibee! ee Fire Shelf —36x12 Inch : traveling caer. ff-ad We ball i 7; : farety mesh ae bering Bo : SIX FEET TALL peso aaies . , Full Naccuneos } 7 fi Le semen ns A St ] Sh ] 7 bernie. owe oom | MODES ot KOTEX 941) ee eaccasaee ee elVin * Box of Bee ee 1000. Tablets.......... _ 27 ( LSE | S meee: * * ; ¢ Regular $10.95 Value anenen Waterproot, ‘AIR NET SPRAY THERMOMETERS =, Keep ae hair ; Twin-Blade g * JEWELED 4 §1.25 “Smart Set”.... . 57° Oral, Rectal, Stubby.. 77! ‘ Egg ; : a $0 INSECT BOMB = "Ary GRIFFINS Shee Posh 4°74 iB - ‘Famous P-81.....,.... te “Seutf-Cote”..... % Beater —_ . 3 v. 0 ~j = { 29c Value § eombing your ia < 8 mol Ga es i ee Wy ba : | cant ul you lt ‘3 Shelves Hold Up to 300 Lbs. Leminons at this \Temused Easy action # & Stores * Homes = * Offices Sivond price for Priday beater with | * Shops * Garages. * Basements ‘ A. ae » Imm » BROTHER ll tl la A ie hi hi hi hi hi lt A | € ; and Saturday. i tinned i wateh ‘for % \ b biedes. : Priced lower 'than lumber! Sturdy | men. Leather : ' Waed hen- 7 all steel shelving with baked-on | second hand, 4 i die. i enamel finish, adjustable shelves i merais Are H Rights Reserved to AA CA RE erie tg’ Shop for Many Unadvertised Values ‘Aimar es: oom mere, Limit Quentities e " . m - 5 t { \ : * ed 4 y : ] ‘ ‘ \ | ALL DECKED OUT IN NEW STRENGTH—Its launching sponsors would never heavy cruiser, USS Canberra as it steams along the Delaware River, near Philade! Ontonagon Paper Mill ship-has beet c recognize the be seen on the phia. The war- the ship verted to a guided missile craft at the Philadelphia Naval Base. The missiles can launching ramps at the stern of — to Create Jobs for Workers Living in Upper Peninsula! ONTONAGON w — The Ontona- by the National Container Corp. ‘continuous digesters for the semi-. gon Paper Mill is getting new The mill was acquired this chemical processing, new refining demands so it can digest hardwood’ spring in a multimillion dollar equipment and a new building to as well as soft. 5 * s . # transaction by the Huss Ontonagon house a 17-inch paper machine firm, which was organized as an that will have a speed of 1.500 feet The Huss Ontonagon Pulp & Pa-jaffiliate 6f the Huss Lumber Co @ minute, dollars on the plant. The rehabilitation and expan. | sion program will convert the mij] from a Kraft linser board | cylinder mill te a neutral sul- ' per Co. will spend three million of Chicago The semichemical process was developed in 1950 by the United Mates Forest Products Labora- tory at Madison, Wis., and is al- ready in use at some pulp mills in the Midwest. . Alvin J. Huss, president of both’ the new pulp and paper company AREA SUPPLIES WOOD Raw material for the mill will include such hardwoods as birch maple, basswood elm and beech The wood will come from beth the company @ 390,000 acres of timber lands in Ontonagon and jfoughton Counties and-other sources on the northwestern part of the Upper, Before the mill became inactive here and the lumber firm in Chi-/Peninsula. ’ - in 1954, it was dependent on sofft-' cago, said the rehabilitation pro- Huss said the plant's machinery woods. It formerly was operated gram will include installation of for use of softwoods will not be Snow Removal Meeting Called Upper Peninsula Faces Fund Problem Inherent to Retained Fall still @ weighty problem in Mich- It's serious enough so that the Upper Peninsula Road: Builders Assn. has had a committee study ing the way state funds are al loted for anow removal. Detroit Youth Admits Larceny From Building Pleading guilty to larceny from a building, James R. Ambrose, 18, “of Detroit, was bound over to Oakland County Qreuit Court for sentencing Tuesday. He if being held in the county jail on $2,000 bond. ; Ambrose was arresied by Royal, Oak police, and pleaded guilty at lice Fletcher Renton. Russian Predicts Red Trade in New York | - used immediately but will be kept intact Huse sald the company will Use the most aclentific tree farm. ing methods avaliable. He said a recent survey of Upper Michi. gan timber resources indicated a residual stand of more than %4 miition cords of hardwood pulp available in the Ontonage area. No date has been announced yet for the remodeled plant to start: operation. The old plant employed more than 200 owrkers the arraignment by Royal Oak (SECOND IN AREA The Huss Ontonagon operation ,is the second pulp mill project recently announced for Upper Michigan. The Celotex Corp.. Chi cago, has announced plans to build a new insulating board mill at L'Anse. The firm purchased sev eral hundred thousand acres of | NEW YORK 4®—Dmitry Tchow-|cutover timberlands from the Ford From its survey of an area Vakhine, Russian ambassador to Motor Co. to be operated as a where it snows hard and lasts Canada. has predicted that Rus- tree farm to supply the new mill lang, the committee reported something shoulg be done. The way snow melis—or doesn't —is the villain. When snow falls in the southern counties of Mich- igan, it usually melts fairly soon But in the Upper Peninsula it falls and stays. INCHES NEEDED To qualffy for snow removal aid a county must have 60 inches or more snowfall a season. In lower Michigan counties, even though much of the snow melts in a few sian merchant vessels once again’ would be seen in New York * * * 1 Returning to his post after a va-| cation in Moscow, the ambassador arrived here aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth A reporter remarked that Soviet vessels no longer called here. ‘The. ambassador replied “You wil] see them again; they are coming i * ° « | ‘Tehouvaktiné said? trade be- tween Canada and Soviet Russia, The Ontonagon Pulp Vill dates back (to 1881 when a himber mill wae organized as the Onionagon Lamber Co. It was sold the same year to the Diamond Match Co, Yn 1896 the mill was destroyed by a fire that burned the village of Ontonagon to the ground. Another mill was built im 1923 when the Ontonagon Paper Co was formed to produce Kraft cylinder liner board for corrugated shipping containers. The mill was purchased by National Container in 1446 I) days, the total snowfall still counts “@* “developing and that it had was closed two veare ago because toward aid. ~Bat in northern counties, “re- tained” enow makes up mach of the cost of snow removal. Ac- cumulated snow has to be plowed many times in a season. - Getting rid of snow 1s strictly a service. It doesn't improve high- ways but tends to deteriorate them. Higher snow removal costs means less money available for read building and maintenance In the process funds shrink s0 counties can't match federal aid for road work. ba * * The average householder may pay with only a stiff back to clear snow from his walk. In the Upper Peninsula last winter it cost a whopping average of $130 a mile: to keep highways clear. * * LJ The study committee is trying to figure out a more equitable di vision of funds. It will take up the probiem again at the road group's annual meeting at Copper -Harbo: June 20-21. It hopes to have rec ommendations ready for the 1957| Legislature to relate the aid for mula more closely to Upper Peninsula needs and costs. < Revoked License Charge Brings Jail Sentence A Rochester man {s serving 20 _ days in Oakland County Jail on a Griving with a revoked license charge. He was found guilty Tues day at a hearing heid by Orion Township Justice Helmar G Stana back LeRoy Houck, 37. had 2 days added to his originat séntence when he failed to pay a $25 fine and $15 costs, Admits Reckless Driving, Gets 30 Days in Jail Pleading guilty to reckless driv- ing, Robert Carpenter, 27. of 5140) Eastview St. Independence Town . ship, wag ictiged in the Oakland County Jail for 30 days Tuesday, The arraignment was held by | Orion Township Justice Heimar G.| Stamaback.. He handed down the. sentence when Carpenter did not! pay fine and costs totaling $100. 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Aides to quitecertain Presi-|Eisenhower say it was his own reputa-jidea to pick Seaton for the Cabi-| | in- NEBRASKA PUBLISHER ~ revere siueretiory Seaton ager Seaton Is. an Ace Trouble Shooter’ papers in’ other Nebraska cities, 1 in South Dakota, Wyoming and named Dwigh a lhe the U, S, Military Academy at)become a father. 286. 'West Point im 1911. | * 2 His organization also publishes .joperates radio stations in Nebras- ka and Kansas. Seaton was president aaiD. CBs was secretary to Sén. refugees news- Joseph L, Bristow of Kansas when and Alfred, dren. 11, 1909. His father, Bristow iejateted « young tilloe t David Eisenhower % ° * 1931. They have four Monica, 10,is French,| grew 9, is German, 9 Child: Star Baby Leroy About to Become d Dad obscurity with his mother. oo a Diby Laver, We: retired 99 years ago at the age of 4, is about to Two Weeks of Life Left MENDON Doctors say Snoticed a red year-old Eileen Hemple, apparent-|Doctors sadly iy healthy two: Weeks ago, will be! diagnosis and Ronald Leroy Overacker; now a dead in another two weeks from a. 'to live out “Seaton met Gladys Hope Dowd lifeguard, said yesterday: that during their Kansas State College'and his ‘wife Patricia expect the speedily fatal. days and they were married in/child July 15, he rare form of cancer which is weeks with her family. The Hemple'’s have five other “> frmuch ag paanthle in the newt. few weeks, Hemple is a truck driver, i Cancer D Dooms 3-Year-Old Lloyd's of London Takes mark on her back. Ri8k on A-Power Station announced their, LONDON (#—Lloyd's of London sent her back home says they're prepared to offer in- the few remaining surance on an atomic power sta- tion. “The risks involved will be little | Her ailment has been diagnosed children, all boys ‘hospital two weeks ago when they family be with jhouse but is losing weight an growing steadily weaker. Hl Churches, merchants and neigh- surance Assn. reported Monday bors have pitched in to help the after Lloyd's men had inquired inte adopted chil-| As Baby Leroy, Overacker was as Wilm’s tumor, which affects the Eileen still plays around the different from those waceuntered: in 15, and Johannajan infant movie star during the lungs and. kidneys. It is one of the bern in Washington, Christine, 13, are American-born.|1930s. He began his career at 8\quickest acting of all cancers. —{ The other two are World War II|months. After his retirement he! Eileen’s parents, Mr, and me grew up in nearby Alhambra and Robert Hemple, took the child to a q/many modern industrial or power production piants,” the British In- ho the little girl as atomic energy risks. ee ee eieanemeneeaeaneel are a No. 1 issue in his against Democratic Sen. eam Moree. Newspaper, radiv, television oad farm magazine executive, Seaton, 46, is a former Republican senator from Nebraska and has long been) active in party affairs. At 26 he was secretary to Alf M. Landon, as the GOP presidential nominee | in the 1936 campaign. Seaton | served in the Senate by appoint-' ment for a year after the death of | Sen. Kenneth S. Wherry in 1951. | During the 1952 campaign he| toured the country with Eisenhow- | er as an adviser. Seaton’s face usually is lighted by a warm smile. His thinning light brown hair shows gray at the temples. Five feet seven inch- es tall, his weight stays, around 162 pounds. ‘ A few minutes after his nomina- tion was announced yesterday he professed surprise. But he con- fided to reporters a bit later that he got the first word of his selec- tion last Thursday. It undoubtedly ' came from Ejsenhower himself. As for qualifications for his new job, Seaton said in reply to a question that he didn't think he ought to discuss that. He said he is interested in conservation prob- lems and is a htnter and fisher- man. LOVES TO FisH “I've never been arrested for violating the game laws.’'‘he said “As a hunter, I'm average. As a fisherman, I'm among the world's best. No fisherman is werthy of calling himself one unless he con- siders himself among the world’s best. ” His role as a “trouble shooter’’ who has many friends in Congress has helped get a good many pieces of administration Jlegisla- tion through the Capito! mill. In one case—the first farm bill enact- ed this year—he reportedly was one of those who urged Eisenhow- er to veto it. MET IN EUROPE Seaton first met Eisenhower in Paris in 1952 when Eisenhower still was supreme commander of Allied forces in Europe and some | key Republicans were urging him to run for president. Seaton, then a senator, did too. Shortly after Eisenhower got into the race. Seaton joined his staff as an adviser who handled many knotty campaign problems It was during that period that Eisenhow- er came to admire Seaton and to decide he wanted him in the gov- omen esas Applications Thomas 2 Valentine, 1% Opdrke Oerte M. Ashby, 162 Scott Lake Edward A Suchanko. Lansing Velma J. Robison, Parmington Wiliam G Odkley 70 Fafavetie Valeria J. Schianek. 9 Ruth John MH Miller. 464 Auburn Gladys A. Coldstein, 232 N Avery Lawrence W_ Lamberson cates ee Marcella Z. Burgess, N. Sant Frederick J Whiteroft, Birmingham Eleanor D. McCane, Birmingham Benton W. 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Waite's Inexpensive Dresses —Third Floor of Fashion Sandra & tals Rochester f ee yA i yy, ye : ee ae \ ' wo f foe y | Ty y Pe ee | en t s , + . oes ’ } Ike Wise in Signing Second Farm Bill - Congress at long last has suc- ‘ ceeded in passing and President Ersennower has signed. a compro- mise farm bill. . As such it naturally falls short of the Administration’s idea of how agricultural policy should be im- proved. Certainly, its various provi- sions have the effect of making it impossible for either side to claim political victory in its passage. x * * From the viewpoints of the President and Secretary Benson, the bill is a step forward in that it eliminates the rigid price support whieh had been written into the vetoed bill. Another gain lies in the fact that it retains the President’s $1.2 billion soll bank program. He suffered a setback, however, when Congress rejected his plan for advance pay- ments to farmers this year for with- drawing land from production in 1957. . ewe ow One of two spending measures written into the bill over Administra- tion objection authorizes use of $500,000,000 to bolster the prices of perishable foods. Another adds $200,- - 000,000 to the current program for disposal of surplus goods to the needy overseas. — But the President can point out that the bill increases farm aid a total of $1.9 billion. He also can emphasize its features he opposed, including the boost in the support price on feed grains, fouglit by dairy, hog: and chicken farmers. * * * The truth ts that the bill is the best compromise that could be obtained in the present session. We believe the President was politically wise in signing it. Litterbug Fines Favored Our guess is that no area in the country will give more enthusiastic "approval to the idea of a nationwide ‘war on litterbugs than Oaklan County. : Certainly no county can suffer more in loss of beauty from unsight- ly litter along its highways or in its pubHe parks. The fact that over the years there has been a gradual decrease in the practice of using side © roads and even main highways as public dumps, in no way alters the attitude of good citizens. * * *.. Here, as well as over the country generally, an overwhelm- ing percentage of the people _ wants to keep America beautiful. A Gallup poll just completed shows that on a nationwide basis 86 per cent of those quéstioned favored fining litterbugs to the full extent of the law. One thing anti-litterbug leaders have learned, however, is that the mere passage of laws won't solve the problem. Enforcement is almost a superhuman task and the only hope of success is the co-operation of all citizens. / . * * Oakland County residents do _& fairly good job of keeping litter: to a minimum. But--we can Ao. a much better job of helping to keep America beauti- ful by making sure that our own highways and byways are free /t trash. — . _/ Yetis resolve here and now never’ je be a litterbug! PRESS “ | : ; Red China’s Stalling It has becotne.more and more ap- parent as the weeks go by that Red China has been stalling on the release of Americans still held by Peiping. - Last September at Geneva, China’s spokesman promised U. S. Ambassa- dor U, ALExIs JoHNson that these prisoners would be allowed to go home “expeditiously.” Between then | and now 28 of 41 Americans known to have been in Communist China's jails were permitted to leave the - country. No move has been made, however, toward releasing the re- maining 13. . * bd x U. 8S. suspicion that our nation- als are being held for blackmail purposes has been strengthened by the latest development. It came in the form of an unjusti- fied Peiping demand that all Chinese held for any cause in American jails, be freed as the price of the 18 Americans’ release. Our Government has complied to the letter with the Geneva agree- ment. Everything was done to facili- tate the return to their homeland of those few Chinese who wished to go. It therefore has every right to expect that Red China live up to its bargain. * * * It long has been known that Red China seeks U. S. recognition and admission to the United Nations. Its stalling in the mat- ter of the American prisoners is further proof it tsn’t yet ready to keep its international commit- ments, . ~ Not all of the younger generation are being pampered. A lot of them are required to walk to and from school—if the distance doesn’t ex- ceed five blocks. : The Man About Town: Scouting Gains Local Council Stands 7th Among 100 in Its Region - Feotwork: What aids a man in a fight; also in keeping away from one. - According to the annual report of Scout Executive Edward H. Leland ‘of Clinton Valley Council of the Boy Scouts, only seven of the 100 councils in Region 7 now have a larger membership. This region comprises the states of IIli- nols, Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin, and we are in competition with councils tn such cities as Chicago, Detroit, Indian- apolis and Milwaukee. os Covering most of the area of Oakland and Macomb Counties, Clinton Valley Council] had a boy gain in membership ~ the past year of 24.7 per cent. It now has passed the 10,000 mark in boys and adults identified in its membership. Although it has been cited on a num- ber of occasions for the excellence of its work, our council operated the past year at a cost of $4.04 per boy, as compared with an average of $9 per boy in the en- tire region. On this sixty-seventh anniversary of that disaster, 75-year-old Cortland Francesco of Birmingham tells me that he !s a sur- vivor of the flood of May 31, 1889, at Johnstown, Pa. in which 2,200 lives were lost, including his brother. In the last suggestion award distribu- tion at Pontiac Motor Division the top winner was R. L. Judd , of 720 Alberta St., who received $1,238. Awards ranging from $12.50 to $678 were given to 91 others. According to advices from. Dr. Milt. Hathaway and Sid Geal, reservations are rapidly filling up for YMCA : Camp Mahn-Go-Tah-See which opens June 19. Boya wishing to go should get busy and enroll. Of the great number of good vem gals that I know, two in the top bracket tell me that Waterford Township Patrolman Jack Hart graciously performed a double favor for them the other day. Me came to their rescue when their car ran out of gas, and a little later changed a tire for them. Although Jack’s a handsome guy, the girls claim both occasions were bona fide. After dumping some «polled tomato juice around the base of a white snowball bush, + ‘ Mrs. Mortimore Abbott of Drayton Plains reports that its flow- ers have turned pink, : Verbal Orchids to— - Mr. and Mrs. William A. Watson of Davisburg; golden wedding. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, “Agreed .. .” MAY 31, 1956 David Lawrence Says: Survey Shows Now Favoring WASHINGTON—Peace and pros- perity and the broad issues of a After the 1536 election the Gallup survey found that only 20 per cent of the labor union men voted Re- publican and in 1940 and 1944 it was stili only 28 per cent and in 1948 it slipped back to 26 per cent. In 1952 it went up to 39 per cent gets 44 per cent. : This is a phenomenal jump up- ward for the Republicans and com- pletely reverses the 1952 survey figure when Stevenson got 61 per eent of the labor vote. Today Stevenson shows 42 per cent and there are 4 per cent who are un- decided : What has happened in the last four years evidently is a steady swing toward the Republican nom- inee and his party ‘by the labor voters not because they are less interested in trade union issues but because they are-influenced more by broader questions such ag eco- nomic contentment and interna- tional peace or, as in 1952, in mak- ing their protest against bungling of the Korean War and corruption in government under the Demo- crats. The theory that the labor union members vote as their leaders tell them to vote holds good only to a degree.. This pressure doesn't influence them all to ro to the polls when they have no protest to make and likewise it . doesn’t persuade the wives of union members to vote against an administration which te trying to keep their sons from being drafted for actual combat in war. The latest Gallup poll is con- firmation of one of the oldest axioms in national politics, namely that basic and elemental factors of the broadest kind influence an electorate of more than 50,000,000 voters. Highbrow arguments to which the so-called “intellectuals” so often attach great importance do not radiate very far into the electorate. DEMS LOSING ISSUE Also the attempt to scare the people into thinking that Russia is . outstripping us in air power and could defeat us maxes .beadlines and is widely printed;:as it should be, when it comes from authorita- tive sources, but it's going to be hard for the Democrats to con- vince the country that a man who has given most of his life to mili- tar'y service. has suddenly become careless about or indifferent to the nation’s safety. The argument merely boomerangs. The truth ts the Stevensonites anid the other Democratic aspir- ants are annoyed because they aren’t making headway with this issue among the voters gen- I LOST THE GAME SOI HAD TURN aa rp | erally. They have tried also to war—te relatively insignificant. The Gallup Poll as just an- nounced is the most sensational piece of political news printed in a long while. It is no surprise, of course, to professiona! politicians or to those who have studied in- timately and objectively the course of many national campaigns. But it will be a surprise to those labor leaders who think that the vote of Labor Rank and File Election of Republican be controlled by a few men whose speeches on national issues either favor appeasement of Communist Russia or else the expenditure of more taxpayers’ money to buy the goodwill of governments like that ot India which profess not to know whether or not the Communists are cruel aggressors and ruthless colonialists or just crusadérs for some form of state socialism. Labor leaders will have difficulty trying to prove that the Republi- can party is hostile to the work- ingman when there are more people employed today and at higher wages than at any time in the history of the United States. (Copyright 1936, the rank and file in America can New York Herald Tribune Inc.) Substantial Nouniebment Fried Mush for Breakfast By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. low corn meal unfit for human You will not find mush men- consumption as poor geeks? tioned in the outline or pattern for the basic health, regeneration, corrective, protective or reducing . diet described on p. 43 of Little Lesson 16, The 7 Keys to Vite, (for which send 35 cents and stamped, self-addressed envelope). But I need substantial nourishment in _order to carry on, not only for the “knock-down and drag-out affairs on the bowling green but also for the battles I have to fight almost con- stantly these days in order to stay alive here or there, when the in- terests emphatically wish I were dead, and the people who keep telling me they wouldn't miss this column remain discreetly silent when or if it no longer appears. And so I go for fried mush, for breakfast. The mush I rave over !s made of coarse, yellow preferably freshly ground corn—ground in a hand or power mill for domes- tic use, such as those mentioned in the pamphiet Wheat to Eat. You may have this pamphiet up- on request (clipping of this item will not suffice) if you provide stamped, self-addressed envelope. When I order fried mush for breakfast, hold the syrup. I do like a wee dab of butter on it, but if the mush is crisp and brown I won't complain about the butter shortage. On second thought, please bring me some syrup. |'ll pass it along to someone who plays hard or does honest work. I do no honest work and therefore I can- not profitably use sugar, candy, or syrup. Some poor geeks who might enjoy fried mush as much as I do eschew it because they think it ia too rich, difficult to digest, heating or something, and as for crude yellow corn meal freshly ground at home, they’re a little afraid it isn't fit {8 human con- sumption unless the big miils have purified and prettied it in dainty packages, Here's a letter from a lady in It would be easy to feed you a daily ration of soft soap and sympathy, but I'm afraid it would make dull reading and, if you read it anyway, fill your mind with morbid notions. Some r®aders forget that this is a health column. A newspaper is not the place to discuss medi- cal subjects that may give a lot of reasonably happy people some- thing to worry about yright 1956) ed letters, not more then one page words long pertaini health and hygiene, not to nosis, or treatment, fs sent te Pon- ad on tine Press, Pontise Michigan. Voice of the People . aes Readers Present Views — on Physicals in Schools “deca: of of space.. Pull sary use . a telephone number of the writer letters but oo reques in its nature, oo I am afraid the writer of a let- e rt it RE aie i g? ? , Portraits -thing more to munch... . though their meal at twelve o'clock — Baseball, Race Relations Natives of the South | seas Take Up Modern Ways. HONOLULU uw — The dreamy, unsophisticated South Pacific is no more. The island natives; via radio and war-gained knowledge, are strictly up to date. Loin-clad baseball teams sport- ing pitchers with a wicked curve, school teachers strictly up on the racial situation and natives who ‘turn down cigarettes of the wrong brand are the things that travelers find now. palm-rigged atoll named Lukunor, The chief of the island challenged the sailors. The bases were made of palm leaves and driftwood and there was an outrigger canoe in center- field. The natives had no gloves or shoes and their uniforms were loin cloths, but they could play baseball. Lt. (jg) Tom Kelleher from Salem, Mass., the ship's athletic officer, got up a team of pretty confident sailors—until they got to bat. The natives won 7 to 4. “The only reason we got any runs at all wag because their sec- ond baseman couldn't field a ground ball;” Kelleher said. The lieutenant struck out the first time up, and singled the sec- ond. It was the only really soli hit the sailors got. : “I never saw anything like that pitcher. He had a really wicked curve,” said Kelleher, who played three years of college ball. David B. George of Honolulu, back from an eight-month cruise an island in the Fiji group that hadn’t had a white man on it in 20 years. HOW ’BOUT IT, MACT nl od I “Mae, how are you handling the racial problem in the United States, now?” =. , The native was a school teacher and an avid listener to radio newscasts. In the Cook Islands groups, George reported that the natives turned down his offers of cigar- ettes. ] “Wrong brand,” he explained: “The Army had an air base there during the war and the natives got spoiled. Anyway they didn’t like these filter tips.” Case Records of a Psychologist: Don't Spoil Children With Allowance: Give Them Opportunity to Earn Money Donnie is on an allowance, so he grumbles and hates his parents. He blames them when- ever he runs out of funds. So use scientific psychology and teach children to earn their spending money. Then . you prepare them for life and elim- inate their gripes, for they can blame nobody but themselves. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case R-370: Donnie P., aged 11, is grumbling about money, “Dr. Crane, we don't know-what to do,” his harassed mother pro- tested. “His Daddy and I read a magazine article a year ago in which it stated that the experts in child psychology advise giving a child a weekly allowance. “Well, we gave Donnie an al- lowance of 50: cents per week. But now he is angry at us. For he says all the other kids get more , than we give him. ' “So the ‘allowance plan’ has caused him to grow bitter at us and dissatisfied. What else should Virginia, where, I hope, corn pone is stilt a staple of the diet: We 40° . . “Dear Dr. Brady, PROOF OF THE PUDDING We have read your column for years and we use many of your remedies. I wish‘it Were required reading for every young mother. I t your baby book for my daughter - in-law with her. first baby. I enclose 35 cents and * stamped envelope bearing her ad- dress. May you live many years and keep up the good work. You have so much good to say—why waste space with sarcasm? (Signed) .......... ™ Tell me, Ma'am, Is ft sarcastic to refer to people who think yel Donnie’s case shows the folly of - thé “allowance” plan in contrast to “earned”’ money. The real experts in child psy- chology do not recommend allow- ances for children. Some senti- mental writers who have no children of their own and theorize from textbooks, may suggest al lowances. : ° * * But we trained psychologists recognize that a child should learn that money stands for sweat and work, callouses and maybe tears of self denial. . : Allowances are simply a family dole. They are gift money. And you Bible scholars know what hap- pened to the Prodigal Son when he got gift money. young: for real life at the adult level, And life makes no allowances for anybody! So why create the false notion in a child’s mind that he should get something for nothing? LET CHILD EARN MONEY It is obviously wise for children to have money so they can get used to handling it and buying shrewdly : * But offer them jobs, not a family dole (allowance). Pay them fairly. Don’t spoil them, either, by giving them $1.00 for a job that normally is a 50 cent task in the neighborhood. And don’t spoil baby-sitters by drunkenly handing them more money than the prevailing wage scale in the area. Beginning at kindergarten. set a list of duties that come under the heading of ‘‘pay jabs.” As children grow older, they ie i can wash windows at 5 cents or 10 cents’ per window. Piecework is an ideal arrangement to use with children when possible. s ° * Mowing lawns, raking leaves, washing or polishing the car, shining Daddy's shoes, massaging Mamma's scalp, ironing the flat- work, doing the weekend cleaning, etc., can be included. You will soon find that your children don't get angry at you parents under this pay-for-work arrangement. CEILING UNLIMITED ~ For then they have an unlimited ceiling on their weekly input. If ‘they want more money than 50 cents per week, as Donnie does, ne they have only themselves to blame for they can easily earn $1 or even $5. As long as ample jobs are avail- able, if they are too indolent to earn more money, they must gripe at themselves, instéad of at Mami- ma or Daddy. Furthermore, they become much better bargain hunters when they spend the money which they have actually earned, They think twice and even thrice, = “Easy come; easy go,” is the rule with gift pney (allow- ances). But with wages, the child thinks ‘“‘Hard come; hard go.” . Send for my booklet “Correct Strategy for Child Rearing’, en- closing a stamped return envelope, Plus 20 cents in coin (non-profit). Always write to Dr. George in care of The Pontiae Michigan. encilost self-addressed envelope an typing and printing coste when You sed — psychological charts and pam- Ls . , (Copyright 1968) a Mitchel Lauds Ike's Policies Says Working Man Now Has Level of Well-Being Unequaled in History SAN FRANCISCO @ — The working man, in the words of La- bor Secretary James P. Mitchell “has a level of well being un- equaled in history’’—thanks to the Eisenhower administration. | s s e ‘ President Eisenhower's “‘hand-| picked executives’ have reduced) spending, cut taxes and removed) “oppressive controls from the! economy” the secretary told a) $100-a-plate Republican dinner) Monday. | “The beneficiaries of this sound | and workable policy are America’ 8 65 million wage earners,"’ he as- ed | -“A CLEAR GAIN’ seear tame ome gine te workers were given the impreasion that they were getting an average wage increase $21.89 @ week. However, arn contends, the real spendable week ty earnings of a single man! dropped $1.88 a week because ot | inflation and taxes, But now, on an average weekly wage of be tween $78 and $80 a week, ‘‘the worker has received a clear gain of about $6" since 1952, he con-; tended. * ¢ 6 The labor secretary said the Ei- senhower administration has engi- neered a legislative program minimum wage to a dollar an hour. . " But, Mitchell said. a Democratic ~ Congress has knocked out Eisen-| hower proposals to improve the! atatus of 40 million workers. He added that such Eisenhower pro posals as equal pay for equal work regardless of sex, the first’ ever made by a president in a) | State of the Union message, “have! disappeared in congressional com-| mittees — committees controlled and guided by Democra Germany Ready to Outfit Navy for Baltic Duty BONN, Germany (# — For the! third time in this century a new German aay, is ae to the seas. By 1959 it — be a hard-hitting} force serving as West Germany’s| naval contribution to the Atlantic Alliance. Its main task will be to guard the Baltic Sea, Russia's gateway to the Atlantic. * ¢ ® Germany’s first navy, built be- fore World War I by the Kaiser, was defeated in World War I. The Germans themselves scuttled most of what was left. Germanys sec- ond navy went down under World, War If Allied bombardments of} Germany's harbors and naval: bases. The new navy will be unique in many ways. All in all, it wiil number 170 ships manned and serviced by 20,000 men. No ship will exceed $3,000 tons displace- ment, excepting q training ves- sel of 4,500 tons. There will be a number of de- stroyers, each with a tonnage of 2,200 and crews of from 250 to 280) ° men: The speed of these ships will average around 34 knots. 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Defense Services Only Carrying’ On Old, Old Debate Russian Prelate efense Services Onl rrying Hid, Ul al : ® * Py iy ‘ . . ; : = ‘ \ : 4 - p 1 Pollowing ts the first of © two- ‘organic aviation,” | 1,500 mile , the have added to fire. Gen: ‘Nathan F. Tw , .Air,the amount of striking power they fo Arrive in U.S cei tathdetaate (neliopters ued for & variety ef Supliers” [gue aaee Deal te the Ore. | rer cist ot a based hs\coul contribute. (to the strategie as ' owe. ing. me latest flareup of military ‘missions of the battlefield, includ- wikis roe * me ; is Two top air genera is recently) “™**s on, two consetions: oar hes mele oye. ; oe ae ‘eo ‘ ing the airlift of small units of) Withi ie Force there is 2 * 2 : : 7 Prowess in Political By ELTON ©. FAY \troops and the resupply of for- feeling that alfvthis new flexibility /Polnted up the argument ay 1. The range of carrier-based naval operations, reiterates the ere Affairs: Shown by Red AP Military Affairs Reporter |. 1-4 battle positions, \of the Army means it is stretching/Congressiona] committees. planes “‘is relatively short” com-|Navy's publicly. proclaimed posi-° + _ WASHINGTON w — A zealous) j hag more. Today the Army its mission to intrude upon that) Gen, Curtis E. LeMay, chief ofjpared with that of land-based tion—its “primary role’ is to Orthodox Leader pilot who dropped a sack of flour has migsiles—short-range rockets, of the Air Force. the strategic air command, says bombers. f maintain control of the sea, y on an Army. command post more antiaircraft guided missiles, me- ; eee that in strategy-making ‘we never, * + @ |Threats to that control, Burke NEW. YORK «—Metropolitan Laahad ei the» oltmamecldies “umrange bombardment guided) The growing Navy carrier pro-jare able to plan definitely on the 2. “We must be realistic about contends, may exist in various Nikolai, Russian prelate who ar. touched off the airman-soldier missiles, a 300-mile range ballis-gram and the expanding heavy fleet because we don't know where such factors as the probable loca- forms, like submarines, planes or rives here Saturday as the guest wrangle over military missions. |1j. missile—and a project to build/bomber project of the Air Force|they are going to be." ition of the carriers, as well as|missiles. . The~ argument—stemming from) pride of service and sincerity of) purpose—has lived on. It is still] _ bere, new only.in the cast of char- acters and the stage: setting of guided missiles, jet planes and atomic weapons, ‘ ‘ANGER DEVELOPS j | Details of the flour sack inci- dent—the time, the place, the man: \—have been crowded from the! a nmine-member delegation of the ‘record by all the angry words. ‘National Council of Churches of x uttered since. ' Christ in America, headed by the METROPOLITAN NIKOLAI As weapons and the art of war Rev. Dr. Eugene Carson Blake,* ‘have changed, so have some of the made to Russia in March Khrushchev and Nikolaj Bulganin doctrines and aspirations of the of U.S. churchmen, has shown his prowess in Soviet politics. He has tried to put the Russian Orthodox Church behind all the twists and turns of the Soviet government's foreign policy. * * s s Nikolai heads a delegation of Soviet church leaders who will spend 11 days in this country. They are returning a visit that RELIGIOUS ENVOY jhave been promoting in their trips services. Nikolai has represented the Soy. Sorond: AA CS | The Army today has its own ope Union shes ant aie If Nikolai is reminded of some affairs more uently than ANY of the things he said earlier, he Sched | d other Soviet religious leader. A jixely wal tobe the wists Com.| utopsy ule few years ago his voice was raised munist leaders take in similar sit-|y : are denne cuently, as Pravda's uations — that it is better to to- i) Death of Youth in ¢ondemnation of the United cet the mistakes of the past and States. Before Stalin died he said: inok to @ better future. i Van eutopay reililiee beta iin) ties n §) 7 “ , “The greedy tentacles of the| Nikolai is No. 2 man in the Rus- death of » Havel Park youth who! octopus across the ocean are try-|sian Orthodox Church. Its leader died in Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital : ‘ ing to engulf the entire universe. |is the. 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Reed, | bot; , c 9 Jefferies Jr., Gene Johnson, 2649 Crooks Ben Jones, i fourth annual ballet recital at Waterford Town- | ship igh School temorrew night. Curtain time is | Fourth Annual Recital Due at Waterford WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Over six-hundred persons are e¢x- pected to attend the fourth annual: ballet recital here at 8 p.m. Friday, starring nearly 200 area young- eters. The recital, sponsored by the Wa- terford Township Recreation De- partment and -climaxing 32 weeks of classes, will he held in the here Township High School Auditorium. A trip, around the world will be seed RE songs. Along with the bright gay costumes, band music mal help create atmosphere for vis. Tour of Kitchens, Rummage Sale Set at Rochester ROCHESTER — A Kitchen Tour ~ is scheduled by the Woman's So- ciety of St. Paul Methodist Chureh for June 6, with friends and guests invited to attend. It will begin with a coffee hour at 9 a.m. in the church dining room followed by a tour of seven outstanding kitchens. Mrs. J. W. Davis and Mrs. Jobnson KR. Newell are in charge | of ticket sales and will be as- ‘sisted by each circle chairman. Plans are being made for nur- eery service at the church house during the tour. * * s The Woman's Society wil! hold a rummage sale at the Plassey Ga-| rage Friday and Saturday, June & and 9, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fri- day and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sat-, urday. Proceeds will go to the building fund. Two-Day Runnoee Sale to Be Held at Rochester ROCHESTER—To raise money for its anual scholarship fund the Rochester Woman's Club is spon-| soring a rumimage sale at the John Plassey Garage at 440 Walnut St. Friday and Saturday, a.m. both days. Mrs. L. L. Whims and Mrs. James Hosking are in charge. Named for Degree James Warren Hulen of Auburn Heights has been named by the Alma College registrar as a candi- date for the degree of Bachelor of - Arts with majors in Business Ade ministration and ecanomics and a minor in French. During his four years in college, he ‘has been a member of the Economics Club Intramurals, Sports Writer for Al- manian, and Alma Christian Assn Schedule Holy Hours WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP & holy hour will be conducted at 8 p.m. today in'St. Patrick Church and preceding the first. Friday of the month. Confession eaeuRan an MAY | 81,1956 Troy Ags | School, City - Education. Board Votes Release on Two are Beyond Limits Folks Tell Us Thése Are the Best They've Seen Anywhere Near This Price! 4 Why Pay More? TROY—Troy 's school distri ‘should all be within the limits pf You All ithe city and township, board jot . . jeducation members believe. / Don't » Suits To achieve this, they are | re- Need {re questing the Oakland county board The , of education to turn over a/ 100- Union acre section valued at $28,000 in Cash Vade Macomb county to Utica Public Schools. A resolution for the transfer | was voted at a board meeting | Mrs N at the high school Tuesday night. Deane Ween n Maen At an earlier meeting, niembers | have announced the engagement of voted to turn a sectign of 40 Paddy Ann, to #¢res im Avon township over to Jefferies, III, son| tte Rechester Public Schools. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace’ There are only two jstudents in. of Hinsdale, Ill. Miss the Avon section who would be PADDY ANN McBRIDE and only a few in the Jefferies is @ junior at the Alpha Theta 0 { bid iditions in the School of Medicine Beene yet) bite foe sa to Troy No 2 Klementary and Junior High Schools, set for this Week has been postponed until next Wednesday night.- Bidders had requested the ex- tension for more time for esti- mating costa of construction An tnstrumental music pro- gram may be the only youth activity spupsored by the schools this summer. s affiliated with Sigma Chi and Sigma Nu. The wedding is THOMAS — Thomas OFS will . recreation program held Reservations for the dinner, other years with the township and which wilf feature fried chicken, United Foundahon sharing the may be made with Mrs. Robert school’s expenses, is not planned OA 8-2410 (for this year. Residents had voted down a millage allotment to sup- port recreation activities. The music studies will be for six weeks and will be in classes to noon daily board ANN ARBOR «®—Sports fisher men and others interested can get from 9 am. University’ of Michigan's institute we for fisheries research. Just this A four-year road improvement winter, the institute mapped the plan has been adopted by Para- last of 2400 lakes ‘guay 4 Ready for Golfin'-For Anywhere! Nobody Beats Our Prices on These Famous Nylon Cord and Dacron Blend SUMMER SUITS The Best Seller We're Ever Had! They're Well Worth $40 Our Price Just— $28°7 “WASHABLE ORLON PO LO SHIRTS by Brentwood Smart looking shirts im six rich 'g solid colors. 100% virgin Orion, 4 guaranteed tub washable. The We repeat—it's values like these that maxe Barrett's coke shits for golfin’ or just THE CLOTHING- VALUE KINGS OF PONTIAC!’ No- r xin | om where can you find such tine grade suits at anv- You don't have to pay Compare’ where near this price. fortune and you can pocket the savings! WASHABLE BABY CORD ten BERMUDA SHORTS Brentu ood ° Sid Says: REMEMBER: Even At These Sensational Low Prices You can CHARGE IT! You lt never find amarter ‘ook a | shorts and we also have a grand selection of other stvleq a d fab - rics at $495 to $695 a BERMUD. Vv Ce by Interwoven « $y so TAKE TWELVE WEEKS TO PAY! Same As Cash! No Extra Costs! No Carrying Charges! Smart Argyles and solid colors that blend so well with your Bermudas. MEN’ 5 STORE \s 19. N- SAGINAW: MEN’ 5 STORE. \ ld Ne SAGINAW = i : fe 7 my | , ‘ . . e* | “iO ts 5 : i if! “f i pm a eibiaipon 2 ) tj yy ior / . j | ; | s THE PONTIAC YRESS, THURSDAY, MAY sh.1958 fe ‘\ FIFTEEN | U N. Command [rote True Life Adventures - Excoriates Reds | 1 Issue Blistering Note Calling Flagrant Breach r) $ by Korean-Overseers | 23 - ‘- PANMUNJOM, ‘Korea UW) — The! 4 U.N. Command said today it is calling off all operations of the Neutral Nations ‘Supervisory Com- mission in South Korea and pull- ing in a blistering statement ac- cusing the North Korean Commu- nists of armistice violations and the Czech and Polish members of the commission of covering up ille- gal Red activities. U.S. Maj. Gen. R. G. Gard charged the Communists atomistic ts) POLLY, hind which to illegally move jet ®@ Me North Korea "el “The NEW ZEALAND KEA. : The United States early this) A MEMBER OF THE PARROT FAMILY, , a month told its Korean war allies) WAG CONTENT WITH A VEGETARIAN AND INGECT | SE the eran Bots ae: DIET UNTIL SHEEP WERE INTRODUCED INTO ITS DOMAIN. United States and South Korea THEN, IGNORING AN ABUNDANCE OF ITS NATURAL FOOD, est Koga sos teoel bed od U8 RADICALLY CHANGED ITE EATING HABITS .... vented the truce team from work- ing effectively fe check armistice violations. af ya ne | een Sr (eran AY \ Sas rE ee Ate iA ¢, be bg ae Pe ee A \ f , | of \ FRIDAY 10 a. m. to 2p. m. Terrific Specials! All prices go back to original after (2p. m, FRIDAY ae | He 10a.m.te2p.m ° . * LJ Come, save as never be- fore on all your summer needs! Be SALE 10 TO 2 - COATS Gt jeter Reve Hiens ett] Broadway Star of ‘20s Reveals Sixth Marriage NEW YORK —Peggy Hopkins, Joyce, a Broadway glamor girl in ¥ the 1920s, has disclosed she mar- ried her sixth husband three years ago. 4-WOUR SALE 10 To 2 4-HOUR SALE 19 TO 2 LADIES’ DRESSES _ po DRESSES s_ gf Worth much more .. . pick from prints in Higher sport. styles and sunback styles. Misses’ ME w 10-20; women's 1444 to 2414. ~ HOUR wa. MOUR SAL 16 78 2 10 TO 3 LADIES’ $ —- SUITS 4-WOUR SALE 10 To 2 , Brier tee ee OS ties 0 toa. LADIES’ SHORTIES GR?) citer “G-MOUR SALE 10 TO 2 "$25 Washable Nylon in white, pink, bios, MATERNITY ‘3° Leap Sizes 10 to 18. Don't miss this big saving. 4-WOUR SALE 10 TO 2 MUSLIN SHEETS “[B3 | NYLON @uat neces 3° lees Seb re Iron Relore Sie me a AND ADOPTED WOLF-PACK i the liner Queen’ Elisabeth, Miee| TACTICS TO ATTACK AND KILL SHEEP,” Joyce appeared before newsmen Distributed by King Features Syadicate, with her husband, banker Andrew C. Meyer of New York and Wood- bury, Conn. Sees Small Chickens - HOUR SALE 10 TO 2 LADIES’ C Lc 4-WOUR SALE 10 TO 2 Chambray & Percale 19° Worth much more! Sew and save on a summer needs arid sleepwear. Aa first quality, full bolts. meeting that feed will be more ef- Medicine Costs Millions | e* ¢ e@ ficient and hens will consequently NEW YORK—The total prescrip-. Miss Joyce, generally believed) GRAND RAPIDS W& — Poultry!ye smaller and able to lay 240 eggs| tion business in United States drug] to be well along in her 60s, said|Specialist Edward F. Godfrey says) sonnaily, |stores rose to $1,233,600,000 last| she and Meyer were married in|chickens who make breakfast eggs —____. year, a jump of 15.4 per cent above’ Lucerne, Switzerland, in 1953. _ | in future years probably will wae Worcester, Mass. claims that/the previous record, reached in! “We kept it a secret until as less than four pounds each — not the cotton gin, sewing machine, 1954. Independent stores did most morning,”’ she’ said. five eaee seven pounds like the ones| power carpet loom, steam calliope, ot the prescription business — $1,-' Meyer said it was his first mar | land street lunch cart were in- 112,000,000 worth compared bt riage. today Godfrey told a poultry producers vented there. ¢ ‘chain stores’ $121,600,000, Worth $2.59. All first quality. Fuil bed size. Come early for yours. -WOUR SALE 10 TO 2 FEATH ER c PILLOWS TI i Regular $1.40 First quality Se ee ticking. 4-HOUR SALE 1. 7 2 PLAYTEX. y) 999 CURTAIN PANELS 69¢ (nen. 3” 3 Reg. $1.39 Value. Choose from 54, 63, sa] give © 72, and lengths with 42 inch width. _ 4- w@- HOUR SALE 10 TO 2. “¢- HOUR SALE 10 TO 2 NYLON - | 4g rans, J Beacon Loop Rugs GRE | “S-nour sate to 2 $1.99 value, Extre large 24 x 36, with NYLON 00 rubberized back. Booutiful colors. BLANKETS 03.09 Vos. aa . First @ Sad hi ERE" 4-HOUR SALE 10 TO 2 OVERNIGHT 49 CASES ? Reve. “Rea! bargain: Dist and WASH cores an! DISH an Oe Regular 19¢ values’... 4 all first quality. Large size. Stock up’ and: seve. 4-WOUR SALE 10 TO 2 - Cannon Bath Towels e 79¢ value! Giant 22 x 44 first qual- . ity. Beautiful designed edges. ; : 4-WMOUR SALE 10 TO 2 DIAMONDS 0 1s risr 10 See | rages aT NEvER-TO-Be-FoRGoTTEN savinos'!| PEOPLE AT OUR DOORS! Si ! ea —— $ 75.00 Gent’s Diamond Ring. .$ 33.66 | TOMORROW AT 10 A. M % oe | PURSES — 1" -MOUR SALE 10 TO 2 | 4-WHOUR SALE 10 TO 2 NYLON Ladies’ Polos - Shorts @| HOSE Cc 1 eee Gave more than haif on these San- : : LL ues to 8c, New orized rte jn all colors, Sow and button; Saere roe ine Th De ln il MAIN yen 4- G-MOUR SALE 10 TO 2 SALE 10 TO 2 IES’ “@-HOUR SALE 10 TO 2 Values to $7.99, LADIES’ BLOUSES ————— Fl ys rte rhG uae _ 9M MAIN FLOOR ton and ‘Rvlon trench 99.50 10 Dia. Bridal Set... 37.66 Values te 85.00 6 Dia. Wedding Band 32.66 150.00 8 Dia. Bridal Set.... 66.66 § 275.00 14 Dia. Bridal Set.... 123.66 § 300.00 12 Dia. Bridal Set.... 139.66 § 450.00 16 Dia. Bridal Set.... 209.66 We will allow you the original price when -MOUR SALE 10 TO 2 LADIES’ To had Po OL sods $12.90 edine styles ANODIZED ALUMINUM WHISTLING TEA KETTLE Will Not Tarnish - ¢ Choice of Colors 4-HOUR SALE 10 TO 2 LADIES’ NYLON SLIPS peo : -WOUR SALE 10 TO 2 LADIES’ SKIRTS GENUINE DIAMOND you trade for a larger DIAMOND! oon on 7 th med ‘op in ‘white "Bios Bpion, Suing, loviehly aa mh Jolepe! Cheese from new _rummer LAYAWAY NOW FOR THE JUNE BRIDE $s] 49 | MAIN FLOOR =e MAIN FLOOR - HOUR SALE 10 TO DIAPER “ = oun SALE 10 TO 2 price. Sizes 3 to éx. “4-HOUR SALE 10 TO 2. SALES 10 TO 2 GIRLS’ 49 BOYS' TEE c PLAY SETS inf — SHIRTS 4-HOUR SALE 10 TO 2 a, Me hice -WOUR SALE 10 TO 2 @-MOUR SALE 10 TO 2 | TRAINING C unis sun pnEsses BOO] rans -g 3E ON HAND EARLY FOR YOURS’ | Banforised fast color cotton print sundrésses with | ve lcllemedrbaeeg Ml hing bolero jackets. Buy several st this Wash ‘n P pone Peg ty ] sets — uilding glone produces $17,000 in income. towards a airport improvement program in| There is a large dining room facing the field, a coffee shop, lounges, two rent-a-car services, ticket counter for Capital, and airport state aeronautics rector, class ministration office. The airport site off Bristol Road was donated to the city by aS TER LA eee Arthur Giles Bishop in 1934 for whom the municipally-run field was building and tower, were paid for by = $900,000 revenue bond act | Samed. - approved bythe Flint City Commision. The airport was dedicated ADMINISTRATION BUILDING — It's a pleasure for air trav- elers to use the Fiint Bishop Airport because of the modern facilities ing lots and other improvements around the building. Airport. jitney $450,000 (includes tower) while another $120,000 was spent for park- offered there. Shown above is the new administration structure built in 1953. It contains a dining room, coffee shop, rent-a-car services, Capital Airlines ticket counter, and a large waiting room. It cost service is available between the field and downtown’ .Flint eight minutes away. today the airport classification, Flint is not stand-| ! services afforded at the port. psn areas ‘ “Traffic here is on the climb every month,” Cole said, Two flying services are based at the field along with many com paaee ing still. Plans ate in the offing to issue anether bond act to increase its east-west runway fo 214 miles in anticipation of jet-propelled com- mercial airliners. \/ poration-owned aircraft: Cole attributes /much of the success in overcomjng city official Desay cdioe Miskigus aitins cusé capersmanetives ts Wadi the Sit? apathy towards aiypott improvement to the establishment of a 15-man field to study the expansion program and facilities here. | Airport Advisory Committee. “No city can be condemned for spending money.on ite airport,” | Set up in 1954, the\ group consists of such top city officials as Cole emphasized. “In two or three years results will begin to show the mayor, olty manager, city director of finance, city attorney, because of the expenditures.” “For the cake ef the community the city airport cannet be-megloc® hat mio dome naam ecm aaaaecaatae et meno he concluded. ‘Boating Rules Simple, but They Can Prevent sees Safety means smooth sailing -\;a kit‘may be readily assembled! d. Assorted bandages — includes |tainer with an inner and outer case Pars including }pramyoutony seaman en exert bandage, an ae ee tae . Pontiac :Peape. Prietes on the water. |liquid ; HEADED FOR NEW YORK — Three 5,000 foot runways allow daily. One flight is non-stop to New York. Shortness of runways at a Capital Airlines to employ DC4's and Constellations at the Flint Pontiac Municipal prevents commercial service from er into . municipal airport. The field has 10 DCA and two Constellations flights the local field. y erm beeen) bee bee — = te, ; 7 perts of the Institute for Safer Liberal Arts Comes Into Own Wanted: Graduates -- Any Kind _management training course for- Employer competition for Joe College of ‘56 has proved entirely too fierce for comfort at most engineering schools. It is making et acres ring caean. ot a college-trained men assures good) hools of business administration) a engines = |jobs for practically all graduates ce happy. It is delivering an| "et job offers) on Feco velin business administration courses. at ve en sali placemerditde' often been bedazzled by the | The simple mathematics of the o cee nia liberal eralecticges! jot big name companies, anaemared| situation bas forced a fresh ap-_ - bd ° agri ine — eoticr laa BR Sl fence and a growing apprecia- j—gui missiles, electronics, etc. even bringi , . tion the worth of the liberal It ts bs Bg corporate) They have refused even to look} larts es as a future business ex- Joe's pany meee pag or of the literature of excellent but | ecutive. less well-known firms, which have canceled their recruiting peraiitd And corporations are taking merly limited to men. at some schools because they, the career aspirations of the These are some of the prelim- (couldn’t get enough seniors inter- aren erates yong daar Imary highlights of the 2ist an- ested to justify sending an inter-| 5® firms rate sending Eegelons = “ erambangc ever: : women ae pies asset : . | for O oes Jemmeee boe! in P by | At many engineering schools (he women will be placed ta management training courses | » | | usuall limited to men. Starting salaries will be up again, all along the line, the pre- \liminary report says, but because | this year there is the widest range ‘of offers on record—the same’ oe at New York University re-| Northwestern Nationa] Life In- |the recruiting firms have out- surance Co, leurnbered the available seniors’ So the rising tide of demand for |$460—reliable averages 1956 classes are yet to be calcu- FLOWER OF ROYALTY—Queen| ported offers varying from $370 to Mother Elizabeth happily samples! “ilities from the largest coast- ithe perfume of a rose presented to| Wise steamer, according to the her at the opening of the annual] institute experts. jance Co. of Boston, point out that irules for safety on the water can be divided into two parts. The first safety factors to be con- sidered are mechanical or naviga- tional ones involving the. boat it- self. These factors are best ac- quired in three different ways. 1, A safe and respectful atti- tude toward the craft which you are operating. 2. Thorough knowledge of the waters in which you are operat- ing. 3. Experience in the use and handling of such craft. The second part concerns per- docs octur, the ability to ad- minister swift and efficient first | ald. The limited storage space on the average smaii pleasure craft ig no excuse for omitting an emergency medical kit any- more than to omit medical fa- sonal safety, or if--an accident (2°: CANOE FUN — Boating can mean excitement United Press Wirephote. lated. | Royal Chelsea flower show, held Most leading first aid supply of relaxation for the entire family — {f trips Above, a family demonstrates the correct way to Sn ie |in the grounds of the Royal Hos-|dealers provide a special marine| ®Cross the water are not marred by accidents. ride in a canoe, often the most treacherous of TWA Pilot Praises | at Chelsea. England. lor boating first aid kit, Also, such] caused by unfamiliarity with rules ot the sport. erat tee the untaitioted. ib. ee ee soe a é a ; —_ r « me ~ DT ee ps Be Rip PP ity sept % pee. ‘neil 4 Mey pea ae New Soviet Jet Liner MOSCOW (P— “They've really got themselves an airplane,” said ‘pilot Gari Ketcham of Clifton, N.J.,| ‘after hitching a ride on Russia's prize TU104 jet passenger liner, _ Ketcham, a TWA relief pilot on international runs, was the first |American to get @ brief spin in’ ithe plane which caused a sensa-, ‘tion when it appeared in London last month. Several Western re- porters previously hati been ushered through the craft, how- ever. ‘ Ketcham, 27, had read news- paper accounts of the Soviet plane and came to Moscow determined |to get a look at it. Much to every: one’s surprise he did. He went out to Vnukova Airport. iyesterday and managed to talk his jway onto the plane through pilot: Boris Bugviev, whose friendship he had made hanging around the airport since he arrived. Ketcham said he was spending itoday with Bugviev and that the Soviet. airman planned to visit him! soon in Clifton. | The American's determination to United Prese Telephete get a look at the jetliner was pub- _ MIGHTY MISSILE, —- Dwarfed by the huge lethal weapon, Swiss ilicized in Western newspapers and crowds study the U. S. Army's guided missile ‘‘The Corporal” during @pparently caught the eye of Sov- the two-day International Air Show at Zurich. Nine countries par-. ‘¢t officials. Otherwise it is doubt- ticipated in the exhibition, sponsored by the Swiss Aero Club of fu! he would have aghnlaiare a Europe. The Corporal, armed with either an atomic or high ex- | |ride. pralnas rotnhed sarge ak CWACK TROOPS MARCH — A squad of four-day-old ducks moves over a tny : “f United Prend Phety plosive warhead, will enable Army field commanders to strike deep. | Westerners rarely strike up casual) bridge in the miniature garden at Chessington Zoo, England, looking much like a file used the wsgeshu” when Se can swim, they what euuched about the lack of — into the enemy's rear — far beyond the’ range of. ordinary artillery. with Soviet jet pilots,’ of troopers moving into enemy territory, Quetied in duck language about why they by‘saying, “We didn’t want to get our feet wet.” : : as . ~ | t : yy o a a : | : a 3 x : \ 1 i ay / y if > THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 31.1956. { ~ YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT YOUR eS TT WET ie DRUG STORES ~ $ALE DAYS THRU SUNDAY e ; spect DIES SUMMER FUN! a Regular $9.95 Koreseal PLASTIC PLAY POOL B. F: Geodrich's finest, 55” diam. Easy te inflate. A WATCH . A watch is a useful thing if you know how to tell the time. Here 1s |a Junior Editor playwatch that you can make if you follow the direc-| tions carefully. | Color the watch and the bracelet and then paste the picture on strong paper. Cut out the two parts of the watch. If you want to use. the small hands shown here, cut them out carefully and fasten them! | to the center of the dial with a small brass fastener, with*the head on! the outside and the prongs — well flattened down — on the inside. The! diagram “E” shows you how the watch will look with the hands fast-| ened on. Then paste the front and back of the watch together so that im § they match exactly. | — If you decide not to use the separate hands yqu can mark the time 2 fon the dial as shown in the diagram “F."’ | Now cut out the two parts of the bracelet. Put the end marked “A-1” through the slit at “A” and fold back under, as shown in the) diagram at the bottom. Put the end marked ‘‘B-1" through the slit at |B” and fold under. Try it on your wrist for size and paste these ends ‘under so it is a good fit... = |. Cut the slit at “D” and slip end “C” through tt, folding the tab. so it will be inside against the wrist. Now your watch is finished and | you can put it on. | (D. Brant, Gray, Pa., first sent us this suggestion. Perhaps you | have some suggestions for Junior Editors. If so send them in care of | this newspaper, and they may win you $10. Violet Moore Higgins; AP) Newsfeatures. ) Tomorrow: Walkie Girt. probably accelerate consolidation Automation to Miss a a we oe Small Businessman est i wie » PLAN AHEAD FOR FATHER’S DAY! OF: ANN ARBOR (INS) — Automa- s=T) 0 0 mg lasting NYLON SHANK passaged oom poayitimpayes al At the same time, however, It. ous -effect on the status of smal) “tl create new markets for sub-’ oes = 59 Special on 69: ENGGASS- business as a whole in the U. 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SAGINA (Downtown Store) No. 2—TEL-HURON SHOFEING CENTER. id a . 3 S . , - ze ; . *, _ ¢ rr Foreign Aid Plan) at the wrist. inte the ocean in all parts of the Them That Can— At one time the United States ‘ Maintain $4.9 Billion Reduction Would Assist Air Force Buildup | WASHINGTON ® — Sen. Mc-| Clellan (D-Ark) suggested today that money cut ‘from President, Eisenhower's $4,900,000,000 foreign aid budget could be used to fi- nance a faster buildup of U.S. air’ power. | Lt * es i McClellan is a member of the: Senate Appropriations Committee, now working on a defense budget! of nearly 334 billion dollars which’ some air power exponents contend may not assure supremacy for U.S. air strength over Russia's. | ‘people who faint when they stand. The budget for the year start-| lup: and electronic respirator ta/8°ls. be Safits aera force 10 a pais eeeeraeute ’ 2d e on lions for the Navy and 7% billions | com a nerve stimulator to tell for the Army. ; surgeons wheti they’ve uncovered) NOT SATISFIED | SYMBOL OF AN ERA ‘SPEAKS’ — A stone speakers set up for a public meeting. Ironically, | nerve. : o < McClellan, a vigorous critic of 10m at foot’ of Nelson's Column in past foreign aid policy, lined up! falger Square appears to use battery of loud with those calling for; more money — for air power. The issue has touched off a new interservice row im the. Pentagon, with echoes in Congress. McClellan declined to give a spe- cifie figure he thinks the Air Force head of an Appropriations sub committee handling the defense | &St Evangelists Send T to Sea in Corked Bottles should get. Sen. Chaves (D-NM),, wasiINGTON—The world’s old- to be a check for a huge amount of currents— American dollays. He was disen- budget, has predicted the full are being used today as long-dis- chanted when the bank refused to of olives, more than 15 of figs, and high quality optical glass in Cal- ae: dadane all aay committee will vote to boost the tance couriers more than ever cash it. ; London's Tra- rac t Ss Israel Grows Fruit JERUSALEM some 300 varieties of 30 kinds of world globes with a hunk cut out fruit. At a recent exhibit in Haifa The customer wantedi to grow flow- 530 varieties of citrus fruit were displayed along with about 50 va- \rieties of grapes, 30 of apples, 20, the diate: se the meeting at the symbol of empire was held by a movement in behalf of Cyprus. — Israel produces 10 of pomegranates. by'ThisCrew | LOUISVILLE, Ky. W — Three men operate, a firm here which has done everything from taking.a hunk out of the globe to building a better fishhook. Sam Adams,. his brother, Ted, and Marion J} Mil-, ler, plan to take on more trained itechnicians with imagination. Much lof their work has been for physi-| ‘clans doing research at the Uni- versity of Louisville Medical School. * ¢ @ “The physician knows what his research problem is’ Adams says ‘but he hasn't the faintest idea of the mechanical limitations. That's our job.” * 6° # They have . Built a table which tilts from horizontal. to vertical to study 4 They have also made a trigger .. fishhook for an inventor. The hook is spring actuated and sets firmly ‘in a fish's jaw when mouthed Perhaps one, of their oddest jobs was an order for copper-lined ers in them. India will manufacture its first ‘cutta in 1956. gic materials, and to establish ‘production and supply incentives | to meet defense ilization ‘certed opposi j } \ po Psy ; \ un Py, es peck] SOE Mee Es i ve | f PEs \ ’ iy I i | Fae i r rey TE ae : 1s SOA ies / pos. / ry ey f / ne ; i | ? { fe # ‘ 4 fy i J es ss , oe try > a : ! i . , eo f \ / ‘ i. ae se es NE ~ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1956 NINETEEN a _ nse ee RS OS aE at at o | private life to fill key government| At 60 miles , 60 barrels McClellan Hits Talents Aplenty House to Debates memee commit es oe V4 : P ossessed of = wae compensation”’ otf: |ctrevlate through orl auto lke Defense Bill Wartime Authority of | President and Executive | Reserve Plan on Tap WASHINGTON uw — The House called up for debate today a bill to extend President Eisenhower's) defi production powers and to) expand disputed restrictions on) use of unpaid businessmen in gov~- ernment * * « The bill would continue for. an- other two years carry-over war-) time authority for the President. to purchase and allocate strate- OPPOSITION UNLIKELY although Democratic mem- bers of the /House Banking Com- mittee. contended one. year is! enough. hey said the entire de- fense prégram should be subject to a yearly review by Congress Ovey strong administration ob- jections, the Banking Committee wrote into tts draft of the bill ad ditional restrictions on a program authorized last year to train busi- nessmen for government duties in the event of a future war. 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On Christmas night, 1945, a young soldier returning from European duty in a Liberty ship wrote a wistfull letter saying that he was: lonely He said foreign aid should be considered separately from the defense spending problem, but that reduced foreign aid could make =~ money available for (is acaladll the instal wile bottle and threw it into the Atlan- tie Ocean, Don't Be Excited; | Next September the youth, then Heart Skipping . | tetana, an wish colleen, white F w the ky Can Be Normal | ey inte Base had found ANN ARBOR (INS) — ‘Don't | his note and been touched by it. worry if your heart skips a beat through more. , fell now and then,”’ advises a heart conventional channels ,they specialist at the University of in love. The postal suitor flew to bride. Michigan Medical School. ee * t LJ A California beach stroller in Dr. Franklin D. Johnston. pro- 1949 picked up a bottle with a fessor of international medicine fabulous note inside. Written in and director of the heart station’ 1937 by an English millionairess, at the medical school, warns that the letter directed that her entire excessive concern over your pulse estate be shared beetween her or heart beat can turn you into a lawyer and the finder of the bottle. confirmed cardiac neurotic. EVANGELISTS SEND TRACTS The doctor explains that many | During the reign of Queen Eliza- people with neo heart disease (beth I, a fisherman found a bottle have transient skipping er irregu- bearing an important political se- larities of the heart. But indi- jcret. As a result, the Queen ap- viduals with symptoms of this {pointed an official “Uncorker of kind should not jump te the con- | Bottles.’ She made the reading of clusion that these sensations are (bottle messages by unauthorized indications of serious heart trou- | Persons. a hanging offense. bie. Evangelists have long taken In medical terms, these irregu-| advantage of the ocean currents. larities are known as extrasystoles. An Alabama minister has tossed They are marked by peculuiar more than 30,000 bottles into the “turning over’ or ‘thumping’ Alabama River to be carried out sensations in the region of the to sea. The bottles contain copies heart, or occasionally the upper of his sermons. The Merseyside | chest or neck. Bottle Evangelists, an organiza: | ° tion in Liverpool, England, en- close tracts and scripture quota- tions in containers, These are given to missionaries to be cast | * ° Dr. Johnston states that some people are only aware of the irreg- ularity when they feel their pulse, ‘Navy rewarded finders of its ‘‘drift ALBUQUERQUE; N. M. ‘ — cards’ with small sums of money John Dyer Wilbur, Albuquerque, Now they are given a chart of the asked U. S. District Court to area where the message was found. declare him bankrupt. 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MAY 31.196 7 we "Wun Jibes Science's s Vinee [can Blood Injection Affect People? | Doak vias Uc a des oo oe A Tall, Cool One ie Girl Killed in Plane |ianded trom taking his, daughter “ Rankle Adlai 02 "3p !or Coin Schizophrenia Studies Emphakized ze a poet ener met + ~ — aa a and a 15-year-old lew FRANCISCO (INS) — Well, NEW ORLEANS w-—Joel Le-|rment is. still ony in the early;sure Joel and Fred actually be-,and Fred. They have to discover) ——e girl who asked him for iz ‘ | | 5 Tak k it’s here at last. ‘Blanc, 34, a quiet, gray-haired ba re le cam hizophrenic and =o iwhso Wh devel ’ hizophrenia./a ‘What a Picnic! - tev: nson akes ssue r. Heath first announced the, * ¢ «& , | e You push an eight-ounce glass. intellectual. stared through his. experiment at a meeting of the. ithing. else. Scientists know so) Obviously, Dr. Heath and his } ‘ a i orl scondd paretemiroong ~~ [| on Charge of. Seeking a against of lever beneath # tall glass glasses at a doctor lighting @ american Psychiatric Assn. in little about schizophrenia they are'team are a long way from any Lowry W , paste ofthe First! rapa robbed as cae eae N Segr egationist Support | itube that looks like a paper cup cigarette - |May, and has declined to discuss not sure whether it is one disease) cure or preventive. But the re- Presbyterian Church of Iowa Park, have | a picnic. They _ |dispenser, and two ice cubes clink “Why 1s he doing that?’ he won: it publicly since. lor several. ~ > sults with Joel and Fred indicate|Tex., and Carolyn Ann Whitten-|stole thirty pounds of spare ribs, LOS ANGELES w—Adiai Stev. into the glass. dered. heey next step is to give the ed science may be knocking at thejburg, - — - : 15 pounds of hot dogs, five pounds | * * 6 substance to more persons, Scientists also have to find out door that hides the solution to the| Witnesses said the plane was at-|of sausage. 20 loaves of bread, five | engon accused. Sen. Estes Kefauv-) Move the glass a few inches | who are not prisohers. a ne tha: sage, , eT! of Tennessee today of engaging Suddenty, he thought he knew not p exactly what is the substance that|problem of wasteful, — ws a take-off. cases of beer and $45 dollars in | = to the’ right, under a convenient) oi. hates me. That's why. He Researchers also have to be changed the personalities of Joeli schizophrenia, pos The Rev. Mr. Walker, an uncle! cash ' | in “mud-slinging tactics that will spigot, dial a number which may | hurt the Democratic -party’ in hates ‘me their battle for California's 68 read .one ounce or two ounces. aS Joe] saw another doctor smile — Democratic presidential rominat. YOU prefer. Push oe button for Why is he smiling? Bev ause he 0 R bj 0 T T! 9 ing votes. . your favorite liquor, another for jates mie too They all hate me Frm, o W 7 8 «@ your favorite mix They want to hurt me i> Stevenson jumped from north- Presto: An “automated hi ball Joel wanted to hurt them first j half stcl - half Wee ff a stool “T1l bash that r ern California to the Los Angeles General controls company of He 544 area last night for a major cam- San Francisco today unveiled its Smilers head in he decid d. He f | paign speech at a Town Hall) unique automatic bar, which pro- rushed to the stool. Then he | hy R 10 US MESSAG E T0 | OU stopped short | 'D) R U e hI luncheon today while his rival; seconds, as the highlight of « campaigns in the San Diego area.| reception and open house offi- is joKL SICK? You may be peep canyon POOR LOSER | cially dedicating lig new build =|, you. guessed what was, VA you slow fatigue, neredvenes, peor appetite and steeples ———ae >’ Although he ignored Kefauver, LP |wrong with Joel? He was show-| " * STOR ES Se eee ee =—= « Dt l in a series of speeches yesterday, The bar, weighing 200 pounds ing symptoms of schizophrenia—| ae oytten bb viwnin and miner aarved aenanrarrbe VIGORETS Stevenson displayed his resent-and standing 44 inches high. 36 4 dread mental disease ’ you neat fuel fatto, ment in a statement labeling his ‘wide and 22 dep, was coneeives If Joel was a real Sch iophrodic | Som mas core Saar yeaa opponent as a “‘poor loser’ in and designed by GC's assistant ad- 1.) probably would be taken to a . : — — mesos re that contest, Stevenson took 22 of vertising manager, Huntley Briggs. | jenta) hospital like 350.000 other ' wed Florida's 28 convention votes and and took $4,000 to build victims in this ce unter vy. His ; = FOR YOUR 1 Kefauver won 6 ; The me hanism will not count nce for full recovery would ( v4 ‘a HEALTH “Sen Kefauvee is engaged in the drinks, But if more than hal! START TODAY |! : fer the ireotmees HAVE NO REGRETS or preventhea af & I. me tiagtil mud slinging that will hurt the the hi-ball glass ts dialed for liquor, 5 © 4 Hee jas on the machine goes “ZZZphut’’ and a wr chee sony chine rae i é ; ; Dt at ty ae les es coy seis sows «0 Til STORE ADDRESS: 148 N. SAGINAW, HURON CORNER TELEGRAPH. sald. “IT shall not tactics. [am sorry that he has . The bar doesnt break do iT was not a schizophrenic He was a Be te cneamal abuse aa just wont MIX {hat Biock: Das ee i nn 4985 DIXIE HIGHWAY, Next to National Foods, Drayton Plains deceit in these last days of the that mav point to a cure of the ™ oe dines that accounts for halt of All Three Stores Open Tonight During Our Anniversary! arc in Ye ies our mental patents and a quarter “He did = same caine in Flor-: of all those who he in_ hospital ida. There is such a thing as want edt ing to win too much. What is at ( ® « GUINEA Pid stake ig not just his virtory or riot e LY oS . mine but the presidency of the yp - Joel had been injected with a@ United States. To dimihish the substance isolated from the blood sjature and dignity of the presi- British General Orders of actual schizophrenia patients He and another volunteer. Fred dency hy such tactics does our republic a disservice and weakens Celebration of Queen’ s Condere, 25, who also is a prisoner 3 MONTHS SUPPLY 9 95 TRIAL SIZE DAYS gas a > the Democratic party.” Birthday Despite Peril at the Louisiana State Peniten- - . — tlary took the shots in expert- pecans NICOSIA «INS) — Field Marshal ments conducted by psychiatrists What aroused Stevenson s anger gir John Harding defied the Cypriot and tnochemists of Tulane Uni were Kelauver's charges sester- war of terror against Britian today versity’s medical school day that Stevenson wais backed by ordering a full celebration of It is part of a study to learn! by ‘“Talmadge-type politicians,” the Queen's birthday. _ whether mental illness is asso-| that his rival had the support of The d Je little governor ot ciated with specific chemical or @ — racial segregationists in Florida’ , other changes in the body Wheth- Free Free ‘and as governor of Illinois had = pacar — wre — er the substance isolated from pa- sees vetoed a proposed 10 per cent. in- aS play throughout Cyprus tients’ blood is a cause of the di- Duri A . crease in = age penne: im honor of the British sovereign. epi ee by uring Our nniversary Sale Stevenson's aides said they) Harding, a target of repeated — “6 « ‘ found nothing new in Kefauver’s assassination threats and attempts, Paychiatrists call Joel's svymp- 5-GRAIN DOUBLE HOLDENS latest attack. Some of them were planned to review a parade per ji.8 paranoic Rey cay eta ; advising Stevenson to answer Ke-'sonally in Nicosia the et was against Bim — , TABLETS TRADING STAMPS - fauver in kind. He reportedly told persons close joa nas felt mach better since (Limit 1 bottle). ; THURSDAY TANG (FRIDAY, Briargate STICK ; to him, “If I die, I die. But the), : pe Ss : LAW OF THE LAND seen Githda’y’i waist’ ballcel he experimen Blowing my Queen tack for a whil 1 to hel Stevenson himself appeared to prated " Mack fora while seemed to help | believe he would lose rather than. Despite @ bomb incident yester- Me he said VT havent even 39 err ic Savings! ANT , FOR MEN gain support by entering a slug- day near Famagusta in which two been mad since then ging match of this kind with the members of the security force were OPPOSITE SYMPTOMS More Zip and Go Tennessee senator. killed and 16 wounded while re-| (Opposite symptorgs were shown 1000 vie ane Stevenson has said that he sup-'tyrning from the parade rehearsal, hy Fred, a thin young man who ® GOLF BA ports equality of opportunity for) hig celebration often slouches in a chair, his hands Saccharin LS all persons regardless of race a Two Cypriot Greeks died today joosely touching, as he chews 3 ' creed. He has said the Supreme of wounds received in recent at- »um and talks. Fred sometimes Court's decision for racial integra- tacks. bringing the number of gets viole ntly angry but, after the - Tablets V ! tion in the schools is the law of deaths in the past 11 days to 18 injection, “I became more like a auc: PT. (Limit: 1). _the land. es There was only one last-minute zombie than anything else.” change—several score additional These reactions of Joel and troops were ordered to guard the Fred are only fragmentary evi- : io parade ground by a moat along. “ence that schizophrenia could be as wns Sete side the 500-year-old Venetian caused by a substance in the tailed to provide he Rae fo pay | enn of the) * 7 GILLETTE Sal SEQUEL Hos Air Cooled Motor Asks Chair Reprieve Gi NOX 1 Blue BLADES Tablets fii BSE | AEG : Sea ‘ey yf It moves the 49 ~ veaal - me me No Running Out of ink 500 Dicalciam Capsules $488 Fou eee with the NEW eine of blue (Ovation), Sata =" $5 HOLLYWOOD 7c. : FREE!) “maxe-uP Kit with” (Limit 2) _ BOSTON (INS)—Counse! for con- Skin Crea vieted babysitter - killer Kenneth oF ¢ R. 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Britain, the United States and| mission to the Middle Fast last month, It requests him to continue his good offices and calls on the conflicting parties to cooperate with him. It asks the U.N. truce Edson L They Ain't Flattered CHARLOTTE, N. C. #—A resi- dent of a towntown hotel called the police to say he heard something that “sounds like a young girl screaming’ in an alley behind the hotel. Investigating officers turned in this report: ‘‘The only thing we've found up here is the Char-| lotte Boys’ Choir. Musta been) them.” Classic Treasury Look WASHINGTON—The 72 Ionic col- umns of the United States Treas-| ury Building from one of the capi- tal’s classic sights. measures 36 feet, 9 inches in Each column of, races Singapore: Strategic Crossroad; OO oy i ee ao) pee. tee apr Pe ETE ee PV le Ee eS A Oe ee ga a he | ; p fae Ly! fy ic | € M4 4 a ee ft Fs t | oN a __THE PONTIAC. PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 81,,1956. oo ee TWENTY-ONE Cinderella. Day Porade | \Director Reveals Land of Much Trade and V Also of Many Races, Languages WASHINGTON-Singapore, the ment parks—Happy World, Great of Johore, whe owned the island, Continuance of Mideast sPrewling City of the Lion, com-/World and New World—merry-) to let him set up s trading post. street cleaners and bthers who jmands one of the world’s strategic' makers may buy an astonishing) On the fringe of a-—steaming work by night to keep the city ivariety of products ranging from mangrove swamp Raffles founded clean. bird's-nest soup to Hawaiian shirts his city, a free port “open to all ° * * ® Ships of all maritime nations pass in the busy Strait of Singa- | \pore where seas meet’ at the. ‘between India and China. _ The imade in Japan. Gig E OF THE EAST" ‘importance once stood on the tropi-| jcal island. It was called Singa-: ‘|200 Vacancies Left for.Camp There are 200 vacancies left for children in the Pontiac Public School system to attend this sum- imer’s Parks and Recreation spon- sored ‘Frog Hollow Camp,” David R. Ewalt, director of the depart- iment, announced: | The first and third five-day pe ~ riods are filled, he added. The fol- lowing periods are still open: July 2-6, 16-20, 23-27, July 30-Aug. 3, jand Aug. 6-10. Applications may be secured at the schools or at the department Vas t Wea ] t h, Starts Clean-Up Week SAN FRANCISCO w—"A Cin- (derella Day’ parade will march ‘up Market street Sunday, with ‘brass bands leading contingents of charwomen, garbage collectors, n o "The parade is sponsored by the! ships and vessels of every nation.” Junior Chamber of Commerce as. \He envisoned Singapore as the part of a June clean-up to get the “emporium and pride of the town spic-and-span for the Repub- ition says a Malay city of East.” lican National Convention in | Singapore grew and prospered &8 August. , 'Malaya's riches—chieefly rubber, se oe. ww — city itself, the National Geographic |hira. Sanskrit for City of the Lion, |@"d tin—poured through its natural SHonking Session 4 CROKE ge "— lotfice in the basement of the City Society says, stands on a pleasant |) vanese warriors are said to have ®#teway to the world. 2 REXBO ae oe oe Hall dangling like a seneet coer cantany /apliling = river of blood!) rahestnad sang Wig pro} schools has been approved by’ the ‘ eobene girls, nine through’ 12 pit attend th ainland. i oe * jects : in, e complexion Mnaiear x : , cal pendant from the mainland. is ects are changing Come Detroit Council of Parent-Teacher & GLEEBA one of the seven periods conducted jlocation has brought trade and ‘vast wealth to the city. ; *. 8 ® As heart of the British Crown ,| Now it seeks full independence. * * * | Behind its staid facade, the city \pulses with Oriental life. Although |geographically a part of the Malay ‘Peninsula, to which the island is ‘attached by a causeway, the city ‘has always been overwhelmingly) Chinese. Among some 830,000 residents, four out of ‘five trace their ancestry to China, a COSMOPOLITAN CITY There are miles of streets with ‘small Chinese shops displaying, fine jade and porcelain curios. Fluttering flaglike above the side-' walks are numerous family washes hanging from bamboo window poles. | Cosmopolitan ts the word for | Singapore. The passing parade | includes Malay policemen, blond Europeans, dark-eyed Indian | schoolgiris in vivid saris, bur- | noose-swathed Arabs, Pakistanis | in white fezzes, and petite Eur- | asian stenographers wearing | chic western clothes. } But there has been little fusion | Each retains its own| language, customs and religious} height, 12 feet, 6% inches in cir- practices, a fact which often gives! cumference, and weighs 35 tons. All were cut from single blocks several cities at the same time. ° of granite, the National Geographic | Society says. 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Blending as one, the hot argument over the issue, The under supervision at the Pontiac Lake and Highland Recreation areas. To date 300 children have regis- tered to attend the camp, There is registration Yesterday's answen. Scoop, ¢One, sunDoe, flAvor, Juice, chErry, fRoppe, far-sighted young employe of the fragment tea, spices, curry and twice was cut off the pub |. oe public ad © 1956 What's My Line, Inc. ghoKe, erEam, syRup. East India Company recognized heavily ripe bananas send Singa- dress system and one prospanking the potential of the magnificent pore's own special perfume across man offered “‘to show the anti- a2 ‘spanking gentleman out of the * harbor and persuaded the Sultan the ship-filled harbor. A Norwegian village gets power|trom the battleship Tirpitz sunk, from a diesel engine salvaged|in 1944 in a fjord. Seal fur coats do not come from FOR YOUR OLD WATCH IN TRADE regardless of condition! 1°30 | Park. 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LEWIS, Wash. @®—Three thrown out in a revision of the Voges Come it wit ove ed «6 e years ago, Set. 1. C, Robert Ship- - ni ore bane a | aes ti t . le in t boards and par $ |prunch of any it aircraft a SG, Ga bere ane State U U eet. One of(on the sidewalk. y ONE OF MANY — DEW line radar stations, like this one on Baffin Island, offer possibilities for copversion into guided missile bases. ABOVE THE ARCTIC CIRCLE, ideal tecations for the retalia- (NEA)—An ideal foundation has} tory intermediate range ballistic been laid fon. a 3,000-mile string! missiles — able to travel 1,500 | of off miles — which the U. 8. is rush- ing to build. From the Arctic the IRBM could hit vital Russian industrial targets. A tour of the full length of the , when the DEW line is Distant Early Warning radar line completed it will be far more than — the first visit ever approved for|, “foundation” for missile bases. newsmen — reveals this startling) The U.S. Air Force, its contractor _ tact. The DEW line was built pri- marily ot bo ata my Domeer tuther Experts Meet AARHUS, Denmark ~ The first | International Conference on Luther Research, organized by the Luth-| eran World Federation, will be: jheld in Aarhus ~—— 13-18. Along design with Lutheran logians, a num- = ptt Spd tere orar ber of prominent Methodists, Con- DEW line can easily be made into’ |gregationalists, Angelicans, and the guided missile equivalent of Other Protestant scholars from America's war-deterring Strategic Europe and America are expected Air Command and Air Defense to participate. Command. Or Brazil Output Drops SHORTEST DISTANCE | By the time aek has effective missiles, U. S. and Canadian of- ficials are confident that effective |missile countermeasures also will be developed. veered his tank truck to avoid a car and the truck, Boston-bound with 3.500 gallons of ane milk, jackknifed ond Bolles and ree son, Paul, 12, es- his students was Paul D..: -Hansen’ assigned recently . ¥ as platoon sergear' leader was 2nd Lt. Paul D. a leaped with bruises but holiday his ex-student. re 'Grass-Seed Abounds x ahy , ad | FLYING HIGH — Above the frozen north, an Air Force cat) | wings over Arctic terrain that ty pifies the 3,000 mile DEW Line sys-- tem. . Western Electric Co. and the Can-, The bigger DEW stations have. mega Gk done about huge garages built of structural’ per cent the ¥ licking) num | the unvelievable difficulties of ex- a and covered with slumi tensive construction work in the Panels. These, too, are designed, Arctic. for easy expansion. SELF SUFFICIEN The garages are heated and RESMNENT | have .elaborate machine shops. 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Te MAY i ar; 1956. “Aki Assaled ~ .on Four Counts me, Saat tie ambicore 2 Conior at Hartland Major Steel Producers Unite for Contract Talks an industrywide basis, aa sseates win’ be "tarcainna OHS Post as Paige with) Forty Hartland High’ Sc PITTSBURGH (@ — Representa-/move is not to be construed as Meanwhile, negotiations . ‘|tives of the nation's three largest|industrywide bargaining.. other companies are expected tsjecnlors wil leave June 8 for thelticene ts dormers Outen ane oo. ae oh ee ee : Angry Note in Daylong |e steel producers came herei, JOINT EFFORT be on a standby basis — to. see “nnual seitior trip to Washington, County ‘Planning Commission’s|55; manufacturers, 270; news-|the socihl drinker is a greater today to open unprecedented joint “It is @ joint effort to reach an|What happens: between the usw/D.C., but only 39 are a-comin’ back. booklet on area road history and|papers and publications, 45; highway menace then the habitual Stumping by Kefauver|contract negotiations with . the iioment.” he eald. and the Big John Gregory, 17, will stay in problems, have now been distrib-lother, 200. drinker for this reason: Marks California Tour |United Steel . workers. be ~ ; ° ° the capital to serve as Page in the luted, Planning Engineer Robert A.| The booklet, written by Larson) “The social drinker likes to’ ‘ : see. . Angee bypege = upon 4 Included in 22 union proposals House of Representatives for the Larson said today, in collaboration with former Pon- speed, to show off, while the driver For the first time, the three|sbout 350.000 ol pr ay are requests a “substantial” balance of this congressional term. Response from the general pub-|tiac Press staff writer Burdett C.|who is just plain drunk is a little SAN DIEGO, Calif. W—Sen./companies — U.S. Steel Cnet basic ae | wage increase, a 52-week =) Son of Mrs. Marguerite Gregory lic has been “very ."| Stoddard, reveiws the history of slower." * 2 Estes rail Adiai/Bethlehem Steel Co. and Repub- gy areas expire gram of layoff benefits, premium °f Hartland, in Livingston County, Larson said, with 775 copies taken|roads in the Detroit area leading | te rayegeriond familiar fronts|tic Steel Co, — joined at the bar/™e of the “Big Pay for weekend work, and an John was valedictorian of his classitrom a box in the lobby of the|to the present inadequacy of the'16 000 Tour Beaches in bong ere &p-|gaining table. But they empha- Stan cas will meet|"Surance program paid for en- And won the University of Michi- County Office Building. re-| system. fornia Face for the|sized they were acting separately.| mre pe The sessions|tiTely by the companies. The steel- 64" Honor Award this year. - _|quests to the Plan Commission ad-| Proposed solutions and long-| GRAND HAVEN i®—State Park Democratic presi pomina-| After David J. McDonald, pres then mar He unti]|Workers average hourly pay now He was appointed Page by Hart-counted for 150 more, distri-|range plans are discussed. . eyed Louis Haney estimates eee dent of the USW, had announced) ye 6 gee nae New] $246. jland Superintnedent of Schools bution to office visitors led 16,000 visitors spent Memorial Day wala the new procedure ir negotiations! vo when resume Frank Hartman, authorized to /120. Italy has a coastline of 2,270\touring the .Grand Haven beach wits te Mabianee dayne cee en this week, Vice : Pneumonia - influenza 12'make the appointment by Rep.| Other copies have gone to: miles. 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Sauer Pope Suffering ree preaccwpetion” over Ape Divers Abound : said It's Legal to Put | tis cote ota sient time aiso Voice Trouble _|aane eareseed beet» tow cay Butts in Fairbury |= n« in the streets to the tr F'rQm Work Load 's.yearaig’ bead ot Pe horses. : | FAIRBURY, Neb, (INS) — cal Be als ace VATICAN CITY, Pope Pius | Catholic Chureh and permit, his services of a skin diver. izens of Fairbury can cut lo08e' ue fevision is going to set the|Xil underwent a general, medical | ‘and begin smoking cigarettes le- town Rasy ep thousand! and cardiograph examination last ‘gally, They can also ride a horse! dollars, what with printing costs night. Doctors said the pontiff, persons in daily audiences during jon a city sidewalk without running ‘and all ze who has suffered a slight weaken- May. In addition, he gave 17 ma- ie ik ting * ee, ing of the voice, showed ‘no sign jor speeches and spoke many/|could be recovered. « . 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Get Dean's Pills today! : : . . , Byrd Reveals * See Po RAYS K EN [ | Piaiheae Were 4 PAE a ee EE BLE Le a NS ei ae go A Cy yt Srey iy aie hae. x I iy : De , / a Pa ‘ ; ‘ } | ; Ms | , z = : 4 ce ae .THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, ire 81, 1956 ~ TWENTY-FIVE, Personnel Hike. Civilian Employe Gain) for Federal Agencies Shows in Report | | WASHINGTON (INS) — &en. Harry F. Byrrd (D-Va.) reports) that civilian employers of the government increased 6,954 in| April—the fourth monthly increase since August, 1955. He said there were 2,359,611 | civilians on the government pay- soll at the end of April. Bprd made his reprot as chair- man of the joint committee on reduction of nonessential federal expenditures. | Major increases in April were | found in the Agriculture Depart-| ment, which picked up 1,716 em- ployes, the interior department, | with an increase of 1,101 and the’ Commerce Department, with a hike of 551 employes. TVA, CANAL DECREASE Decreases were reported by the Tennessee Valley Authority, which lost 335 employes, and the Panama, Canal, which had its payroll go down 485. ! | | | ] In the Defense Department, the ~ it Bu im Ar Foe meres Tk ~ Requests $82,500,000 its civilian employment by 4,517— the 12th consecutive montly in- ‘bellied former heavyweight boxer, is mugging for the movies now. | Missiles to Guide Planes | tist forsees man-made stars guid- passed ‘ing ships and planes throughout time againgt a prepared almanae. the world. | Lawrence’s star would be two | Lovell Lawrence Jr. of the feet in diamater and would have Chrysler Corp. says they will be eight radio antenna beaming sig- jpowered with atomic energy and nals eaythward. Inside the star he; \will circle the earth at a speed of would / put a 15-pound atomiec-| {17,000 miles an hour in a path 600,energy generator. The power) ee out in space. | sou proach Pee ces iso-| Lawrence outlined his theory be- ‘ope/of Strontium 90. fore the Detroit section of the He predicted the atomic energy, | American Rocket Society recently. plant would have a 2-year useful life, after which the star would | His plaw would require three jeep circling the earth but putting! | man-made stars to be fired at | eight hour intervals so that there would be a radio signal available | at every point on earth prac: out no radio signals. Jap Silk Export Up | tically every minute of the day = roxyO—Japan exported 96,000 | oF aight. “ bales of raw silk during 1955, the Chrysler Scientist Foresees| =? | HOLD THAT TIGER — Pearl Steves, a female among felines, gets acquainted with Woodland Park Zoo's 10-week-old Tiger cubs in Seattle, Wash. That's because Pearl is a candidate for the title of “Miss Air Power," and will represent the Flying Tiger Line, Inc., on Air Power Day, Aug. 4. | Plane or ship navigators; he largest annual postwar exports ex- ‘said, would determine thejf po- cept for 1950. when 95,000 bales annual postwar exports of raw silk. per cent of the averege yearly) isitions by noting the time /of the were shipped abroad. Average however, amount to only about 20 silk exports in the 1930s ! ‘Homer Martin Starts Milk Farm Project DETROIT #» — Homer. Martin, — aks | former United Auto Workers union | President and leader in a move- }ment to organize Michigan dairy |\farmers, said he. was leaving for ‘Utica, N. Y. today to help form a nationwide dairy farmers organ- ization, , | L ° * | Martin said he will discuss plans |with the Rev. John W. Dorney, |head of Tri-State Milk Producers’ | Association. : : * e . Martin said the farmer. should “name his own price for milk.” He said cooperatives have a ‘com flict of interest.” A Year ’Round Exclusive Toy—Hobby—Crafts Center Shopping HINES HOBBY HOUSE 7 S. Saginaw 1 SnenneetneN eee - — KO'ED FOR LOVE SCENES — Two-ton Tony Galento, barrel- Starring in “The Best Things in Life Are Free,’ Tony, who also claims to be a lover at heart, plays it up with co-star Roxanne Arlen. Tony says ‘‘Lovin' 1 can do all the time, but my face don't call for it ” crue. Tre army's cwviten vey. LOL Nuclear Development roll rose 148 in April. Federal employment within the | WASHINGTON (INS)—President $14,100,000 for plant acquisition and U. &. increased 6, in Gre |Eisenhower has asked Congress for construction. eaatny nace “| another $82,500,000 for the Atomic Hagerty sald the operating ex- | er ; Energy Commission for a stepped-; Penses include design, develop | } In addition to the 2,359,611 civil- iW m tncludin; development ment, | testing and of } 3 fans > Pevere sins! we pons and development of mili- | armed forces had 297,790 citizens P€W “military propulsion reac. tary propulsion reactors. of other countries working for it|tors.”’ os 8 He said the funds also will be ee ee bulk of these were lused for an accelerated program) The in Japan, where 142,952 Japanese; The White House was secretive in the development of civilian on the payrdll in April, the! es LANOLIN PLUS Liquid LUSTRE-CREME Shampoo worked for the U. 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| ee Se Co ee 8) MPA NY 7 ad ’ “ 29:- 5% | 4 oR Me a a atts ates on Ee . 4 macy ee / er ee « ee 4 * . : é : 4 NEW HOME OF THE LINCOLN AUTO — This architectural plan ~coln Division, now under construction in Novi Township. Occupancy LINCOLN PLANT NOW — This photo of the new Lincoln Divi-’ construction work has progressed. Architectural and Engineering shows the multi-million dollar general offices and plant-of the Lin- of the 200,000 square foot office building is planned for January, 1947. sion at Novi Township was taken this week, showing just how far work was done by Smith, Hinchman and Gryils, Inc., of Detroit. ~ ie i AL Ra _~ Know Neighbor (Al Dance toBid © Snappy Postal Golden Anniversary Weterford Church Club and His Phone, Service Certain to Hold Rally Friday Completion Scheduled for Spring, 1957 tiges Crier” Farewell o Seniors ith Cooperation Of Meat Inspection xsrrona— me cane WATERFORD TOWNSHIP - Michigan farm residents can in- = |Club of the Waterford Community : = snk - : ; re culture Depar MILFORD — Contracts for the|complete teletype and duplicating be between $25.000.000 and $30 000,- ; TROY Police Chief David Gra- Farewell to the Seniors will be sure that their postal service re- ial aes aura |Church Nes hold a rally and pro Lincoln Division's general office systems. Completion of the plant|000 according to company officials. (OPP eal & series 0 cae the theme of the high school rec- mains first-rate and make life wean ha ilvuatack aad meatltauren, 3 p.m. Friday at the building and manufacturing plant and office building 1s scheduled for! — vaitord and survounding towns papeaeebion! ie eae. on Nein ar ae dance ae be easier for their carrier by CO- industry the golden anniversary of| ake in Novi Township were ed) spring of 1957. sveelag: tel “held from 8-10 p.m. Thursday at operating in this month's observ- ; r ie eo ey today by Ben D. Mills, Division’ pesptoyment mies ro | Cee ed mautial tomay, Mes, tre 8 burglar who “has struck BU-ithe CAI building. -lance of rural mail box improve- ire °cer#! Meat Inspection Serv-'Fi.) Eries Beginning Employment opportu | pal " mp. merous times in this and surround-| There will be favors for the ment month | : genera] manager and Ford Motor) og, | : _ 2. @ @ - - - x from the construction of | derds of new ‘homes are being rities. x fod (raced | 2 ; WHITE LAKE TOWN: -_ Company vice president. | the new plant and office facilities,| butlt, new shopping centers ares srestesiee 6 © beet, wil farriah © bays Bare Hust, prosideet sf (D2) the) exhibit will| be) is (he patie oso east Wan, —« The genera) contract for the one-| were outlined today by James | being planned and more school | He has directed residents to \dance Mia Newaygo County Rural Mail Car- of the department's. administration’ = id y. rials story. 1,300,000 square-foot manu-| Craw, Division Industrial Re- "facilities are being constructed. ‘earn their neighbors’ names and This is the last dance of the rier Assn.: ‘building and will feature meats; Guild of St. Patrick church will facturing plant was award the W.| lations manager. ow . | phone numbers. In case of a %chool year, but three vacation «1% each one on the route could their place in the diet, and the hold a fish fry every Friday trom E. Wood Construction Co. of De- . Wixom, closest to the new plant. home being burglarized, police dances have been scheduled. The understand bow much time and Part the meat inspection service 4:39 to 8 p.m., in the church hall. cult eich & macnanig laying the | - hogual lid hog eo ren anes felt ite pups. yee me el could call nearby homes rather fingt will be held on June 28. effort would be saved by his car- Plays in meat production. The public is cords ay rues dato ‘ will be n o fill salaried anc oject as | mut land is for, , 2 a | = : : invit foundation. Included in this COM hourly positions at the plant. Craw sale, and before long residents paneer es: ; Child ‘SD d rer " ot Loy mail ae attend. Take-out orders wil] be tract is a quarter-mile test track. | said. ieak fort one oll thel biggest bud The burglar is pater to seek| tarens Vay Sun ay | a = has eure would glad- Driver of Fatal Car lavailable, Mrs. Gerald F. DeSorm- Work on the 200,000 r . ,fefuge in nearby residences when) | eneeten: ig: . ier and Mrs. Marvin Wilson are co- on the three-story Ot these, he pointed out. some |ing booms in the towns history. |) is heard while in a home: Last\¢t Four Towns Church | Mail service definitely is im. Fined, Gets Jail Term chairmen, : square-foot general office build- |. ; " } eeaging Go an. |e be emeloved tmesintel ns! ELL — week, a burglar robbed a home| FOUR TOWNS—Next Sunday proved for the patron who has a) LAPEER — Frank E. Smith, 27, ethers when the general offices Drivers Escape Unscathed and apparently hid next door as will be Children's Day at Four mail box properly located and 1330 Wright St., Flint, driver of, sae amt are comeieces ROMEO—Thom: . Brady of De police searched for him. He also Towns Methodist Church. There marked, with approaches free thé car which struck and killed Construction Ce. Long will also Immediate openings are at the | jomas Prady of YC stole a purse from the neighbor will be no classes, and Rev. W. from ruts and obstructions, Hunt Francis Leo (Jimmy) Sweeney, 11,| a power plant to supply | Present Lincoln General Offices \troit, driving on Rochester road in whose home he took refuge. ‘Cadman Prout will deliver a observes. . on Monday afternoon, east of La- the plant and office build- | in Dearborn and include such yesterday north of Romeo road, at- (ee ee ispecial sermon. Individual gifts, =£—— Se ‘peer on M-21, was brought before | - | Classifications as process engi- ‘tempted to pass a car driven by Fred Wegner to Resign | wilh be presented to each child. C Birth Justice of the Peace, Mrs. Isabel Grading of the 32%5acre plant) Sign ¢ eta aii ae , John L. Lucas, 68, of 307 North) 5) easaNT RIDGE w—Fred gE | ounty Inns He ws t ‘ith driv : : ‘a. Sen engl mate pee | A A Aan ee ty : &- -|$1,500,000 Structure deceard | He was charged with driving a nite began by Su and Sivier , financial analysis, Main St. Romeo and cut back t00 Wegner said today he will resign Mr and Mre Paul K. Vincent ere Car while his application for a of Detroit, last December. and that | secretaries, senographers, typists closely. His auto caught the Lucas July 15 as city manager of Pléas- SOUTHFIELD TOWNSHIP—The pares mieinexiere vole Rene eee driver's license had been denied, FINE FURNITURE senpleg a giiaceregee ray have| and clerks. ‘car, spinning it around into a ditch. ant Ridge to accept a job with the Michigan Bell Telephone Co. has Louisiana. due to faulty vision in one eye. } ' Pick Perfectly at ican inane to dake! The annual capacity of 90,000 Brady's car also overturned in the National Assn. of Home Builders.' pjang for a new $1,500,000 2-story, A son John nas been born to Mr| Smith was sentenced to spend 30 PIX LEY’S - Included in the facilities are four, | He will head the association's: eae : As cars on a straight-time basis, is ditch, Occupants of both cars mi- newiy Sesist Desaruaen aa Com. | accounting building in Northwest Cay a “i onthe sui fecai coat of $6.5. cafeterias, two dining rooms, an Scheduled to go into operation in raculously escaped unhurt, accord- ‘munity Facilities in Washing-| Detroit on a 40-acre tract at South-| yer and Mrs acre geniaen of Attica | 332 Main OL 2-2121 800-line telephone switchboard and mid-1957. The annual payroll will ifig to police reports. ton, D.C. field and Northwestern. [Ace Doremcs (ef, 5) cow Gengtigr, meee? 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Pe OI a ae : ‘ ¥ i" } ; 4 Med ie meh i i i y rp | : ‘ J ee ENE i i @ . x / afi ek ! } i) f hn ee ‘ : A / : og, ee ees af | ‘ iy: ey pe ah gy we ns “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 381, 1956 : ~.° NVENTY-NINE- French Government |Rescuers Almost Ps ting wei Jar ot to. 5 Choke Dobbin. |tirown sound the animal's shout neck and almoat ced him, ) Eyes Mollet’ s Rule With Tow Rope , | han tae rity teday to|, TAD, W. Va. W®—Delbert Igo's Will. ely Playhouse : Columbus discovered the Virgin =e says randliie Now == =| as Good aetew | TONITE [[THIXDN jot Her Age, 103 - CYNTHIANA, Ky; im — Starting \debate on the general policies oy horse fell into a %-foot-deep well) TERROR stuns 7, THE her 104th year ot ia, Mrs. Eliza ‘Socialist Premier Guy Mollet’s| Tuesday. Igo frantically called LONG LAKE RD, AT TELEGRAPH RD. Ann Rogers had one. main hope ‘government. The spotlight cen-/50b Morris’ Wrecker Service in) Bloomfield Hills : CITY'S STREETS! | today—tnat her friends would live tered on the darkening Algerian|teerby Charleston ; 2 _ ! | eriais. Zone Presents Hye sa remcmen ces es Anniversary. Waltz’ a xt Tuesday. |9% death out of the well. Although no end appeared in| For 15 minutes, Morris and a A THREE ACT COMEDY sight for the bitter 18. month -\bystander gave artificial respire- DIRECT FROM BROADWAY ,old Algerian insurrection, Mollet’s|tion, pumping the horse's muscled | government seemed in little path chest. A poo poate ry snort toca sara ana ger of falling at this point. and. the ‘bewildered and bedrag-| Jie BACK MOLLET ie animal stood wobbly on his Curtain Time — 8:15 P. M. ‘The Senate threw its weight be- Call Midwest 6-2222__. - |hind. Mollet's Algerian resident) Veterinatian F. E. Hersey says! = . | minister. Robert Lacoste. yester-|the 4-year-old animal is in dan- For RESERVATIONS. , after getting a on ia : al peas the {had * ‘full confidence in the min- NICE ROAD WORK:~— ~ Lawrence Tibbett does road work in Cen- ister’ residest. ” ee : MLN ® | tral Park, New York, to take off 15 pounds for his role in * “Fanny.” tee wy A aut be \ PARKING 5 Pacemakers are'members of the chorus, plrasgg itl prady toad =o es TODAY and FRIDAY sielaer? | . lH ll ood H dlines | — - outta "34.00" men _ = 0 eadline : | 000 n FRI. seal Sour” [HB pattr Stcting ye “rey nl pert fo 2 BIG OUTDOOR EPICS! -Wermth end Thrills for All the Femily!. - J at _'Hypnotism Throws: Spell be ‘eae bies pete eel eae on Filmdom’‘s Partygoers | _ TORT i shee Drive-In was hospitalized Lheater woman. "Thurs ever ha somach and thigh . TONIGHT | OPEN 6:30 LAST TIMES TONIGHT - |. 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THE FAMILY DRIVE | ° | Corner Williams Leke-Airport Reade—Bex Office Opens 7:30 P. M. a 1a THAT WON |i | LAST TIMES TONIGHT! %, & bEWEST “ROLL OUT THE | OSCARS...A. 4 ante SHATTERING pe WAY THROUCR DRAMA!” - scwswces <7 THE DEADLY ow, _ ONIN , PRANK SINATRA ey | — : | 2 =a PIE ANOR PARKER ¢ : “ THE LAST HUNT |i BS oes B > |i he 7 ~, COLOR CINEMASCOP! | . = ut 4 | : : | GA . Y DRIVE-IN THEATER SILEX EP ET EEL ATLL -y coeoeeeses et ts ‘aa Moorehead Li Danes: fn Backes - Sort on Dan DA Nas a is E ta nF ose ete eH & %e TLOYD NOLAN | | me. Fe | i ; , rawaess % DEBRA PAGET- , | Wecomes PA A kt | , ee wed Jerry COLONNA + Pau HENREDD RUSS TAMBLYN Cl] (eg ARM phd A, Ln HE Fn NE - ia SI al ll cll cll lll tll Ni Nl i a i ln Al A tn Al ncn All Alin dln Mn Ll dln Me Mion ds My dle, dirs dls dts dts tm ty te ty te te te te tt tm tty tn ‘ ; Biss et, ‘i ‘ ‘. * <* . F y ae ae eee eee eC UCC CEO CC CCC CCT CCCCe TCC CTCCCUCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCr bbbedbbbdbbdbbbdbbdedbdbbdbbbdbdbddbdddde w < \ . oe a Bob Considine Says: NEW YORK (INS) — strange! }and wondrous things: pop out of envelopes when a fellow in my Dodge starts shucking long-neg-| lected mail: Capt. Eugene BR. Gulld, spokes- man for the 88 survivors of Ko- rean War dead who are suing the government for $1,000,000 for each boy lost, writes, “I notice that press accounts are failing to mention that the kin have pledged the money to purge Com- munists from the el Eighty two per cent of air trav-| elers interviewed at LaGuardia and) Idlewild swear they want music in, flight . . . A Long Island under-| SENATE - BOUND? —It is re- |taker (the -only advice my father] ported that Gov. A. B. Chandler, ever gave me was ‘‘never shake of Kentucky, is considering giving/hands with an undertaker’) sends | Mrs, Alben Barkley, widow of the me a pamphlet about the presi-| late senator, an interim appoint-|dency: Salary and other income, | ment to his Senate seat. $190,000 a year ., . John Adams | Eee lived to be 90 . , . Harvard has) Publisher Raps Ets: Ssteein His Profession Eight have been Episcopalians, the Says Working Authors record, and niné missed college, including Washington and Lincoln Make Less Than $3,000 -° & Year Income . . Twenty-one made a living as Jawyers before getting to the White House. One farmer (Washington), one tailor (Johnson) and one mer- chant (Truman) hit the jackpot. Only William Henry Harrison and Teddy Roosevelt are listed as hav- ing come from the profession of politics. . "|U. 8. PAYS 10YR. BILL charging the US. govern. ment ten cents a year to run our billion dollar plutonium plant at _|Hanford, Wash. We just paid GE off for ten years work with a treas- , “mubsidy” (yu ory check for a buck . *. The pay them) houses, Uhlan knows! Dutch will send 30,000,000. tulip this is ® Can't) nulbs to the U. 8. this fall. . . “The afford champagne. ‘In a semi-auto- sequence of events that led elie biography, Bites vest Pub-| arrest and deportation of His Beati- lishers Row tells why, tude Jakarios of Cyprus and Rev. 's publishers, he main- | Papastavros Papagathangelou is as Eh appl follows...” “Monsignor Jose Joaquin Sal- 1 Wl the press at the Columbia Club between 11 a.m. and noon Wed- nesday, May 16th, to . Smithsonian astrophysical ob. $31 " f , . Nearly 2,000 Ameri- become 65 every day, We now have over 18,000,000 who are | average ‘man is 510 and a 41 suit. In 1930 he stood) si percent of all wore a 38... . Want to, zag placed in the! |work in Turkey for the US. Air} New York news - | Force (salaries range from $3,670 Rat Ba : eb i; = 3 3 B35 3 “Dear Sir: Would you be interested in reviewing an interesting book on prostitution in New York? It . lack of|Eric, Von Stroheirn, ‘“‘who spent World War rT in the trenches ot THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1956 Universal Film studios ine Holly- wood,"’ is: now living quietly out- iside ‘Paris, His |Tale of South Africa, was pub-/Grantland Rice Memorial Scholar. lished in French this month” Charles D.-: Nord; of Wappingers bred Racing Associations . | Falls, N.Y., will enter Vandérbilt|"‘Want to drive a Rolls Royce at! fourth novel, Al University ‘this fall as the first|Thompson Raceway, Thompson, |Conneeticut ? An-. air-conditioned) tabulated: $84,624,000 . Coe eae eee ly Se Taree saree coach has’ been chartered cordially invited to attend a South-| Yor, roche, |Time to Read’ the Long-Neglected Mailbag to eave Broadway and fd street at 7a.m,...” Fire losses in the |U. S. during April ‘have just been 1 .. “You are’ THE BERRYS ! By Carl Grubert 2 at. “A ire of Christian Andersen will be in Cen- tral Park.in September , Wood holds up the Brooklyn Bridge. .the towers of-that ven- a and often bartered span rest on submerged timber cush- | lons. 15 feet thick . . . “Your presence is requested at a Get Aequainted reception for dele- gates to the international phila- telic ...” By the spring of next year, the American Bible Society will have distributed 500,000,000 bibles in| Plant Villains rey on: Innocent Vegetable Crops — CORVALLIS, Ore. (INS)—There are “villains” in the plant world just as there are in real life and some of them, disguised as in- nocent flowers, can raise havoe | with vegetable crops. Plant pathologists at Oregon \State College have run a number of these villains to earth through research Fragrant daphne plants can be 1,092 languages and dialects. Been the cause of a ruined cucmber at it since 1816 . . . Horace C. Flan-| erep. 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DOVE BLACK PEPPER ss ‘= cK OSS == Se VEVCO SPAGHETTI ”:-~ =T (OVO) pb) | 1200 BALDWIN AVE. et COLUMBIA—FORMERLY ADLER’S _ HAMILTON Grade A Small ¢ Doz. [ YOUR CHOICE pane | bs biesiewarn ~~ 10° Phg. Snew Crop ‘ LEMONADE PIE CRUST 6-0:. Can GLEANSER MUSTARD ~PAILADELPHI Cream Cheese ‘ _THIRTY.ONE_ oS \ mh ae ' gf gu, ; ee , \ | 4 “J if Co. sy ae oo THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, _MAY 31, 1936 _TpBudgeting Summer Morning Dish: Chilled ‘Cream of Wheat generous amounts of extra min- | Spoon on fruit flavors—straw- erals, vitaming and wheat germ, berry, Here’s summer’s new approach to lifting breakfast out of its ac- { ~ Food Buying . = ted. darker colored meat. For the |'eTS. and €ach warm day brings foien strawberries. A quart of } ri ings Make Gra thriftier cuts of pork, choose So <.. eT GURpTalliaedese geod quality fresh berries will ppi ng vy. as Bostoa Butts, or cottage S akpatigan | llavetable give 5 or 5 one-half eup servings, . % cups meat stock | Hot Weather Trouble? ‘extracts, stich as maple and va- / \customed groove— while the ice cream provides the. | food values of cream, sugar and HOT CREAM OF WHEAT Topped with Chilly Ice Cream ~ flavor all in one. With an almost limitless variety i cherry, peach. Top with Italian tortoni. Dip the tke ‘cream from an tee Whip up homemade ice cream Buying food budget is si Although {ft rates as a special | eats pler rod you galect.tltty sn treat, this breakfast dish satisfies of = Pay ea — Raced Hapdnoging casseroles or jum- Fresh beef tongue, a thrifty meat, the need for one hot dish wey ae Cream te a! “Chain Cooking Saves gee i ores ee Gay. And, best of al. & does-s0 Bevery day. Time, Fuel, Work, Money} Bring. to the table in a big course when served with a piquant) ¢ onion sauce. Here is the recipe: BEEF TONGUE WITH SAUCE ‘t fresh beef tongue the cool of the morning wher it's easier to prepare, more fun for the family. VARY CREAM OF WHEAT A LA MODB Preparation is simple. Cream Neapolitan brick—is Add a,slice instead of a scoop— work and money. Nothing is wast- Pepper in the Diet TOKYO Socialists formed a 1 clove gariic, sliced Wheat is cooked quic' ed and everything is saved. ty feaspoon_thyme nd s nly, oe | otter a bowl of “black- and : .|human wall and tossed pepper” in 4 whole cloves cording to package directions, i 7 Chain cooking is of two types: peppercorns spooned hot into cereal bowls White” (chocolate ice cream on/rarge quantities of a recipe pre-|Japan’s Diet (Parliament) corri- leup vinegar and topped with ice cream from hot Cream of Wheat). pared for five or 10 meals ahead,|dors today in an effort to block . Sauce the freezer, From a nourishment | ‘Try little melon ball scoops of|frozen in meal-size packages for|legislation strengthening govern- standpoint, this new breakfast |i.. ¢ream, lsimple reheating; or cooking to|ment control of education. They Gea acne. dish is practically a ‘complete lereate ready-cooked eléments for|were attempting to prevent floor % cup butter or margarine 1% tablespoons flour 1 branch celery, chopped food.’ Rich in protiens, Enriched Quick Cream of Wheat contains cooker at table. Cook Cream of Wheat in electric|other recipes calling for ingredients, debate on a series of bills cen- tralizing Japan's school system. ™% bay leaf % teaspoon salt teaspoon peppe 2 tablespoons Mickie relish 1 tablespoon vinegar Wash tongue, place in a pan and cover with cold water; add seasonings. Cover pan, heat to boiling, then lower heat and sim- mer 50 minutes per pound of | meat or until tender, Remove skin, slice and serve —_ the sauce, each mound. Core applies and cut into thick slices, Arrange with grapefruit sections in remaining two triangles. Serve with eee or French dressing. Sa Bi i bi SLIMMER'S SALAD PLATE — Arrange small ~ rags eantosal pean’ utter; leafy greens like chicory or water cress in an X. perros py po y Jayee | forming four open triangles on the plate. Heap | crisp carrot curls in center. Spoon cottage cheese and pepper. Simmer % hour or) until onions are tender. Remove | in two two opposite triangles, using about ut Ye cup for a eae ae arimi sve sosevme Lets Have Fried Chicken This Week be cold and crisp if they are to | | ‘have the best fresh flavor. If | green beans are on the market list, select a pound for each 4 to | 4\, servings, | After the holiday, many shop-! -One of the most reasonable val- ' i may be looking for ways to ues is chuck roast at about 20 to) Try Cool Glass of Milk Nan their food dollars. Mrs./25 cents per serving, Round steak, | “A cool glass of milk makes one| Josephine Lawyer, Consumer Mar- |another good cut for braising or of the most refreshing drinks any-|keting Information Agent, suggests swissing, is specially priced in One can have in hot weather. But several ways of keeping within the some stores. ‘if a little variety seems like a good food budget. A small amount of spring wear slightly higher price tags.| idea, then occasionally throw in aj Planning meals in advance with! lamb is im the market. These One retailer explains that heavy paw gd using food coloring, to|imagination for ways’ of using left-, young lambs -are smaller than consumer demand for these vege-' prod pink milk, or green-mfik; overs is the first step. Studying usual due to late spring weather, tables has decreased supplies and by adding fruit juice, such as the| ood ads, then checking prices and Their high price is off-set by the temporarily raised prices. sweetened juice from canned | quality at the counter keeps the fine quality available. More long white California po- peaches or pineapple; by adding) shopper up-to-date on changes in| - tatoes are arriving, and in many jthe food market. A written market POULTRY—Broiler-Fryers — Ae| stores these are the best value. jlist cuts shopping time and serves PODUIAE at this time. Due to strong pth Idaho and Maine potato sup- Cabbage, tomatoes, and corn all nilla; or spices; mavly 0s Camamen or weg. customer roan prices have re- Mich- + ose sam mr ma 1 SY WN he ted tly stat for several Us, wing aM For a ae Grape -Milk| leas There is a wide difference FRUITS—Now that straw- MEATS—This is the season jn price depending upon size, qual- when pouk prices are gradually jjty, and whether the‘ birds are, berries are arriving from In-. rising. Fewer hogs are market. whole or cut up. diana, Michiganders know that ed, so afl pork cuts show retail = sc on ; within two or three wecks locally increases. There are more heavy VEGETABLES—There is Ines grown berries will be here. Now weight hogs than earlier in the variety in quality and price of might be a good time te com- spring with coarser-grained, ivegetables on the produce coun- pare costs between fresh ond Shake; tombine 2 cups milk, 2 Cups grape juice, % cup pineapple’ juice, 2 tablespoons lemon fuice, % cup cream. Mix in shaker or) or with eggbeater until foamy .| butts. compared to a 10-ounce frozen Don't throw away the appealing | Shoppers will notice it’s superior package with 11;, or a 1¢-cence flavor found in the broth of cooked) Beet iene remain about the | qualit compared tn that which : ‘meats. These drippings make de- same as last week with very slight! Pearcy ret = pcan [ease tO Gon licious pan or cream gravies and/increases an some cuts. Beef is) : generally the lowest it has been, For several weeks the quality the nutrients found in gravy con-lin several years with some cuts of green beans has not been tribute to the general food value of "ranging from 5 to 15 per cent less) good, but improvement is now the meal. : ‘than a year ago. | very evident. Green beans should | Honey dew melons and Tar-! tarian cherries are rather new items on the summer fruit counter, and since supplies are light, prices are high. 4 TU -€re YOU when you food shop here ! DEFIANCE OLEO 5 Lbs. 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P.S. Like the high-priced spread, Imperial is delicate and perishable. So to protect its perfect flavor, always keep Imperial in your refrigerator! JUST CHANGE TO IMPERIAL! O80. U6, PAT, OFF, IMPERIAL’S GOT THAT FLAVOR! SS ge gk re er a rE a i ' Sei eli a st A aie b ot iach haat ee a 8 sacs ti iit bie Peeren Sor Ly Ate + ape Pacem feces lie Phage $ shee ‘hs er rd oe sy ed Ca Ap Ney ‘aici a Jr's fi 7 . f ; » F a ; : ' i f F + . Py ‘ ¥ * + . 7 * | = ’ lige ie ; : ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. MAY'n., 1956 “Mi ya Ws / ¥ 3 SIST RS Gives U. 5 ” * es f V | a 7, | . | ) cH | Y 31, 1956 Wy Frank Kohler We imagine that almost every|(two bouillon cubes in boiling wa- man who attended school or col-jer will do}, and pour this over, a CKTLLET CLUB FOR M --. ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MA ae _ fast i these egg mixtires. Give Cooks the Breaks | Outside of that—happy eating! Summer is hesitating on the; mel Nut Rells you can now buy Instant Tea Answer threshold. Let's welcome her by! im cans. You'll find them in the for Thir Househol ‘using some of the new food prod-| refrigerated dairy case at your | sty d ucts now appearing on the grocer’s' grocer’s. shelves | AN you do'is crumble the cara-(CUled to most instant products can You can have all the milk shakes|mel nut topping into a pan and/'TY the new instant tea with @ tage 48 the past, ond thousands/the mont, then air in enough albert want this summer—and easily sprinkle with water. Top with the 800d conscience. Tea connoisseurs, of servicemen who have. visited the pickling mixture to cover. New York City, know our favorite! Cook, Rathskeller. We've been an addict for more than 30 years, and we hold Joe King and Jack Lichten- berg, the proprietors, in highest regard. The . establishment overflows with ‘“gemutlichkeit’ and good eating—and here is one of their most popular dishes. “SAUER- BRATEN WITH RED CABBAG! AND DUMPLINGS.” This makes for a big crowd of people. Prob ably one-third of the quantity will serve eight 19 pounds lean butt or bottom reaid bedf; cut im pieces of pot roast size Mixture of 2.3 elder vinegar ang } water 10 eunces laret Wine 1 eup suga 1 tablespoon salt | stalk celery. chopped J medium onions chopped 1 carrot.‘ thin sitced 2 tablespoons mixeg pickiing spices Stir the pickling mixture to gether well. Place meat in a suil- able receptacie—a kettle or pref erably a wooden bucket or pail and pour the mixture over, making sure that the meat is covered Set in a ! THE PONTIAC ¥ PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY ste THIRTY-FIVE | | NY rela ETE Gis st mast are ree Maxwell House ‘COFFEE _ Choice of Grinds Defiance | INDEPENDENT FOOD STORES PONTIAC Baldwin MAZZA'S MARKET —_ ' / e . . | | 118 Baldwin Ave. INSH a BRAND ) . i“ =) Dizie Highwey bee Oe u / cu ital / - LOTAN'S DIXIE and TELEGRAPH MARKET 2135 Dixie Hwy. 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Cover with cello- en mixture. Set in pan of hot |phane. Brush all loose crumbs water. Bake in moderate oven jfrom cakes. Place the largest one (350 degrees) about 40 minutef, of on cardboard, making sure it 18 until set. Yield: 9 2%-inch equares. | centered. (Placing cake on card-| i board makes it easier to handle.) |Spread with frosting, smoothing it| Glamour Your Cake j Sd de gl hot by Broiling Frosting ing ~~ — ayer) To add lots of glamour to your 5 £F | 7 ze agi ¥. é : g { : E | Fate i Ht being sure i tered. Frost.) Top with Ps ol lem Y Se favorite cake, broi! this frosting lila spread it with frosting. Place on "ght on before removing from the flavor by chopping up a vanilla) te serving plate ; ‘pan. Its elegance belies its sim- bean and steeping it in warm milk! f and her mother, 1 Today's aecorator’s tube. Use the star tip! under the broiler, Mix tHem with mother of the bride can get thes, edges and flowers and the teat 3 tablespoons butter, ': cup brown sugar and 1 tablespoon evaporated as milk. Spread on cake and place) ‘ * under broiler until mixture is bub Grandma 8 Recipe Tops bly. It just takes a minute or two | Grandma's recipe for sugar)so watch carefully! This does nice-| cookies ts still a good one. But ly for a cake baked in a 9x9x2 inch) : give the cookies new flavor by bakin: n, Wedding Cake sprinkling them with sesame seeds’ . ae —_—_____—~ ‘Grease the following tier cake! before baking. Or melt mint-fla- Quick Ham Sa pans well and line the bottom vyored chocolate pieces and sand- ' . ve with waxed paper and set aside: | wich two cookies together with the) Quick sauce for ham: Combine a! minted chocolate. Or top the cook- well-drained No. 2 can of crushed jes with dates (cooked until thick) pineapple with 1 tablespoon pre- You will need three packages of in a little orange juice) and then pared horse-radish and a pinch of white cake mix, the quantity of spread the date topping with a salt and mustard. Chill overnight. s called for plain chocolate frosting Serve cold with baked ham ~————— ~3 ee on ROAST TURKEY and dressing with cranberry sauce 3 Bakery Department SPECIALS BANANA NUT BREAD / Loaf 49° HALF and HALF CAKE bottle of the pure extract of vanilla. | ; When the happy bride cuts her beatiful cake how wonderful to SERVING ALL DAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1] a.m. to 7:45 p.m. KKK HK HK KKK KKK HK IK KK KKK HKKKAKKKKKARERAEK 1K thd hee TRY IT— — 3 BRING THE FAMILY! =| 5 | ‘ , = — mee HLOMADE oop srop : 144-146 N. 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ROUND STEAK bI5 Sirloin Steak 795, Ground Beef 35: 3 Lbs. for $1.00 LETTUCE Buy It Here! Hamilton Grade ‘‘A” Fresh LARGE SIZE EGG 2 Quarts Isbest Brand ‘Sweet, Ripe PEACHES 991 * + * * * * % * i * * + * * * * * % * * * + + * + + * + + + + ,. * > % » * * * > a * » + ve * * * ”- * * . a a » xe > HALVES or SLICES " ¥ > he RRR TKR KTR ROKK KIT TO KK tO Kk tt é . - A ‘ j + en wee UR is Bs af ee, ei se pd bz : pie ay ane |) ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 51, 1956 . “2 ~ . tate | THIRTY.SEVEN | be q YOU SAVE | EVERY DAY'AT....° PEOPLE'S ‘Plus Pees eeaeeherte reeres thi i tts: segets . “ ce } } 1 ra . é <= ' « pee * i bie MONEE ns se 4 a a : ae eee © “ ‘ aye S : ; : eng a ee Ee RG pe re or OL AG See be bal on : eee Swansdown C s Hygrade Sliced 1... DRY BEEF = WILDERNESS CHERRY PIE FILLING BIG ; No. 2 ) 4 C CAN . TRY DELICIOUS OPEN PIT - BAR-B-Q SAUCE Del Monte PINEAPPLE ALCOA s CALUMINUM WRAP ...... 272 29° | DELICIOUS | e7ION FIG BARS........2% 49° Appian Way PIZZA PIE MIX...» 39° @L & S$ Pure Strawberry Preserves ::.49° | a eJIFFY PIE CRUST MIX... .. = 1Q® o> oJIFFY BISCUIT MIX ...... 2%. 29° Package eM ey. a POT eed as CRG oa Peal i. Ce a “ S85 a Tae | ee S eee ™ ee Se Ae NE the c ERA SP RD, on a Oy fae a - ORS gy Sah - 465 EK. Pike Street Corner Sanford Street Ph. FE 22-1298 SURPER=“MARKE!T VAULO Maelo ltint mea eae Ph. FE 5-831] ’ are some of the ‘‘Do's”’ THIRTY: EIGHT Ty These Tips * | -on Beef Burgers ' The editors of a home magazine | have, in their Jume issue, put to gether an articlé about the real! beet burger —unadorned, unadul-| terated, untouched by extraneous seasoning. And if you want to know how to make the best plain beef hamburger in your town—not| the hundreds of chopped meat var- jants known to man in every part of the civilized world--here’s one | article you should .read. Here, as contained in this article, for the per- | fect, all-American hamburger: 1, Get acquainted with the good ness of economical chuck and neck meat. 2. Keep fat to a minimum. & Remove the sinews, clots, car tilages, and all excess fat 4. Cook meat soon after grinding —immediately, if possible §. Avoid crushing or mashing meat. ' 6 Make sure that your grinder is sharp aiid powerful, 7. Grind meat. once yhrough the fine cutting biade, if t is not fibrous—once through coarse blade and then once through fine blade if it ie fibrous. &. Cook low and slow, at least three inches from source of heat if broiling; on a thermostatically | controlled griddle or surface until) at 350 degrees F. 9%. Don't overcook; five to 15) minutes are the usua) limits. 10. Add salt after cooking -never before. 11. Cook hamburger « ith ad little fat as possible on a very lightly) greased non sticking griddle. Serve Scone Ring Strawberry Plates Strawberries served in a Scone Ring make a glorious-dessert. Sift together 3 cups sifted en-| riched flour, 4%4 teaspoons baking powder, 144 teaspoons salt and 4'4 teaspoons surgar. Cut tn 6 table-| spoons shortening. Beat 2 eggs. ry 144 cups milk to beaten eggs and addall to flour mixture. Stir / = $ -| ry 2 = bake | desserts that itt if . flour. Plus food : Abe 3 added cost. am? » p a? | $ S aw Fe —_— 2) a WAteeeeea, That caught the popular fancy ICE OREAM FOR BREAKFAST! — It's a new idea, but no more radical than soup for breakfast. in the past year, Teenagers will fairly fly to the breakfast table “\ roe > when they 8 tntious wa) Cereal Sundaes Are Easy to Prepare for Dessert. Cerea] sundaes are simply the warm summer months, along with dress color is butter almond ice] easiest way yet to serve milk, sug- fruit toppings of different kinds, cream covered with cherries. ar and fruit over cereal. The milk and sugar can be found in ONE package of ice cream. The, wheat flakes come out of a package ready to eat. Add a delicious fruit topping and presto, you have a bowl of cereal boasting the conventional accompaniments, but prepared in an unconventional way. Personally |\we are in favor of any. shortcuts jyou can mention In these busy days it is really the only way to |keep meal preparation in proper relation to one's life I¢e cream and cereals are pop- ular cheer . leaderg whenever served, They vate cheers for the cook, lee cream, an important dairy feed, is high in nutritive value. Whole wheat flake cereal costtains the vitamins and min- erals of 100 per cent whole wheat | Frecegnized as most important to all of us. Se in serving this com. bination you provide much more “good taste’ for your simply ‘ family, It will be a sure-fire way | _| of creating enthusiasm for break fast, which you realize is the | day’s most important meal. Speaking of enthusiasm, your, teenage offspring will fairly bound cereal sundaes number one breakfast choice, as braising ia in liquid ond require fresh spring! mark the order of the morn. What's well. Served in the conventional |‘, to 2'g hours for cooking. To sure you keep ‘right on even more gratifying, they'll un-/ banana split dish it is gala enough braise, brown the short ribs on all The enrich- doubtedly insist upon making their'for the most formal summer sides in their own fat. Season with niacin own at times, each one trying to brunch, yet so yummy and filling salt and pepper and add a small iron—~is outdo, the others’ creations: year-around assurance of top| By ‘varying the many, many appetit } ‘einds of ice cream av allaple Lowel for the table when and keeping the box of wheat flakes | handy, the number combinations is endless. And re- gardiess of the kinds your children come up with, you can be sure that they will be getting from these cereal sundaes the vitamins and) - energy they need to be bright and sparkling One of our favorite wheat flakes and ice cream combinations con- sists of our own version of ba- Bana ice cream, Soften vanilla lee cream just enough to whip with an egg beater, Add mashed bananas, as you beat the ice cream, and you have an unusual varation of the bananas on wheat | flakes idea. Top with crushed pineapple, a year-round favorite. 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It can be served as the main course of a dinner or lunch and has ex- cellent possibilities as the basis for a smorgasbord buffet . . . along with assorted cheeses and smoked and salted fish, a few salads, and meat balls. Danish Fish Pudding With Mushroom Sauce 1‘y pounds cod fish or haddock 1 teaspoon salt met cup cream or undiluted evaporated Fe our 1“ cups well-seasoned chicken broth 1/16 teaspoon powdered thyme ‘e teaspoon pe Lanes ; J-ounce can sliced broiled mushrooms tablespoon lemon juice a fish through food : | | pper, | using finest knife. Add’ salt and} evaporated. milk, blending well. Beat egg whites until stiff but not) dry and fold into fish mixture. | Pour into 1 quart baking dish. | Bake in slow oven, 350 degrees F, until set, about 1 hour. Meanwhile melt fat in small saucepan over moderate heat. Add onion and) cook, stirring frequently, eee minute. Stir | in flour. Add hacks broth, seasonings and contents of | can of mushrooms. Cook, stirring | COFFEE AND STRUDEL — Strudel is a Hun- | garian pastry that has been happily adopted by Americans. This Pineapple Peach Strudel is much easier to make than the traditional kind. It Make Sure Your Strudel ke Br kf t Is Flaky, Tender and Thin ane ieatics Cut ~ \ # pew sae] “5 ee, ~ will give you a heavenly product to serve with coffee, Viennese style, if you please — with whipped cream. * PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY. 81, 1956 RUSTIC PEARS In. Heavy Syrup 19 VELVEETA CHEESE A Real Favorite With Everyone! BORDEN’S Glacier Club Ice Cream VY Gal. C oO Can eee FE 1 | w» Congenial Meal constantly, until sauce thickens. 4 tense, Rell out os thin as Add. lemon juice. When fist |The gruel a not only truly Repeat ¢ HAMILTON’S ding is done, serve immediately ‘lectable dessert — | Spread caine aver acar haeeny M NESTLE'S, INSTANT—REG. $1. ¥ with the hot mushroom cars| tan in io up as for jelly roll and ;| Weekend econkinats can be GRADE A : STA REG. $1.10 Makes 4 to 6 servings. Flatten roll. Place on baking . Brush top with egg yolk di- leisurely family-get-togethers with tempting food to spur good feeling. COFFEE... .==, luted bag a little water. Bake in Unlike the other days of the week ONLY REAL FRUIT GIVES YOU REAL FRUIT TASTE - the tropical fruit juice treat. AT YOUR GROCERS The basis of a good strudel is lthe pastry itself. It should be) 58 flaky, tender, delicately thin. (In Vienna, they say that you should) 2 ee Ri for the nt apa pohicsar, nes 2 4 i vaae atest i eG a = Coens custom when you bring the strude!’ to your table. Pour generous cups) of steaming coffee Viennese style — topped with drifts of whipped bagre tastes better with) /out for ‘‘seconds’’ of dessert. Pineapple Peach Strudel 1 cup sifted enriched flour % teaspoon cream of tartar 5 tablespoons ice water \y eup butter or margarine, cut inch eubes Pineapple Peach Filling Mix and sift flour and cream of tartar. Toss butter cubes in flour in ta: motion, until mixture forms a ball (do not break up butter more than |necessary.) Pour remaining water over crumbs in bottom of bow! and " home-style canned peach halves wooden spoon, using a folding). j o35* hot oven, 425 degrees, 40 to 50 min-| jutes. Dust with confectioners’ | | sugar. Makes 8 to 10 servings. Pineapple Peach Filling frosen peaches neuter © eee e % cup chopped Mareschine cherries : chages % teaspoon cinnamon Bence ager emia Drain pana aarriogy = Tuna Fish Tips | “ for Family Dish | | | Tune is e naturel mixer. So! Imany ways to use this good! canned fish when it’s time to \serve your family lunch. Ever discover, for instance, how pleasant creamed tuna | this main dich, you Veaehe otter | | filled with cottage cheese. Ar- |; range the peaches) on crisp | salad greens and top the cheese ca (7 ownees) solid-peck (drained) coos s sliced cooked carrots Salt e Minced np toa Gat or parsiey Melt butter over low heat in =r ‘when there's a rush to get to work land school there's plenty of time to prepare good food and to make a real family occasion of the meal. Don't overlook the possibilities! of entertaining at breakfast as it can be most congenial. You'll find, pare than dinner and it's |e e cect to } For a special treat that's sure \ to please, Gd Cecilie | griddle cakés. They’re yeast. raised to give them an interest- ing bread-like texture and fia- — reas fel i Opt a be mixed and set alelaer allan ieee eae Cornmeal Griddle Cakes Py Mee 2 milk biespoons sugar ; teaspoon salt “ cup ing \“% cup Warm, pot hot, water = for compressed ast) 1 package or eake yeast, active dry compressed ete, beaten ‘cup yellow cornmeal ‘“% cup enriched four Seald milk. Stir in sugar eali and shortening. Cool to lukewarm Measure water into a large mix- ng bowl (warm, not hot water tor active dry yeast; Jukewarm for a9 HIGHLANDER, CHOCOLATE Frozen MALTS.. "PEPPER 4 0 29: KLEENEX e nce @ white @ pink far _BORDEN’S BISCUITS compressed yeast.) Sprinkle or crumble in yeast. Stir until dis-| Pour onto moderately hot, slight- pat into pastry ball. Flour board ® 2-quart saucepan. Stir in flour. ‘ly greased: skillet to form cakes well. Toss pastry in flour on board. |Add milk; cook and stir constantly; about 4 inches in diameter. Bake} until it can be handled. Pat into a until thickened and bubbly. _square 1'4.to 2 inches thick. Rofl) Break tuna into pieces and add out %-inch thick, keeping corners With carrots to sauce. Stir in salt isquare. Brush off excess flour. land pepper to taste. ‘Fold in thirds. Roll a little to seal, Reheat and sprinkle with minced} layers. Fold in thirds again. Chill.| jouce or parsley. Serve ~ or jover medium heat until bubbles’ appear over surface and edges| seem dry. Turn and brown on sec-| ond side. Serve with hot. syrup.| {Makes 6 cakes. @akes 12 to 18 matchless maffins ia jest one easy, feelpreef mixing, jin the baked foods department of and 1 to 2 teaspoons of honey. Vary Forms, Shapes of Fruit Shortcakes Fruit shortcakes can be almost ‘any shape or form. Why not vary |those you bake this spring? If you ‘like a bigcuit-base shortcake, you ;can cut them with a doughnut cut- ‘ter to make a “peek-a-boo” short-| 'cake. Or, simplify the process of icutting’ out the biscuits by an \the dough to a rectangle and cut ting it into squares. Individual sponge shortcakes are also fine companions for fresh | Spring and summer fruits. When /you want an extra-quick dessert, buy these at your local bakery or ja grocery store. | I AEE ALLL LA AI ALA OR “If It’s Alive—It’s Fresh’’—Taste the Difference \ CAPON ETTES The Finest Chicken Money Can Buy | for Roasting — Stewing or Frying. 9: tc as raat Re | | ‘Tuna Tipe | Give creamed tuna and green) peas a lift. Serve topped with! (Oey crisp French-fried noodles. Spiced pineapple chunks! are a nice go-along, too,. for spaghetti? Different and good!) | potatoes? Add Ylaked tuna to the stuffing. ‘Makes Nice Tart If your family likes a very tart fruit punch, mix the |juice of 2 oranges and 2 lemons, 2/ cups of grape juice, 2 cups water | tl \Service ice-cold. (eh ddttddd Time for Steaks side for five minutes for rare, six ‘minutes for well done. Meat that — be broiled eight minutes for t jrare, ten minutes for medium and Ever add tuna to a tomato sauce eleven minutes for well done. 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Experts tell us, and have facts to prove, that fash- ion does indeed have deep roots in the slippery soil called: “What women need and want for a particular — ‘era.”’ ; aati “\ | It seems that the empiri- eS cal “they” who make fash- jon what it is take careful jcognizance of the winds of \desire and wishful think- ing that buffet us about-— /whether we know it or not. | This is all admittedly mysterious ‘and a trifle heady for the average ‘person to think much about, but \there are a handful of facts around , (\that give support to the point. | Betore we go into the story of | fashions for summer and spring: into-summer, it might be well to { | j review these facts. Remember what happened to us | fashion- rwise after the war? Women $$ See i 4 ‘| There are five pages in today’s Women’s Section everywhere had become so very PATRICIA ANN CAMPBELL tired of the same, fabric-careful Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Campbell styles that wartime yardage limi- of West New York avenue an- ‘ations imposed on us. nounce the engagement of their. =? 2 daughter, Patricia Ann, to Walter| Designing geniuses—notably cold L. Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. toward limitations of any kind— Walter H. Jackson of Cherrylawn found-decrees handed down by the drive. No date has been set for government on how much yardage the wedding. jcould be used dreadfully dampen- Paris Shoes Get Simple, Sturdy Look ane PARIS (INS)—The myth of the! Overtight) oc) almost women cite Parisienne mincing along the kind appeared in dramatic, opu- streets in dainty, super-high heeled lent. overlong, ‘overwide fashions shoes is getting a serious blow. {Called “The New Look.” it was evidently exactly what The latest fashion in Paris—| at least for the early day—is to We meeded and subconsciously wished for. At least sales indi- wear shoes which are “down-to-| th” and ' ‘| cated this. Never have women have a h of ot gone on such 8 eps to tenet \DEPRESSED STATE As a result, during the war, all of us—perhaps without knowing it— oe in a fashion-depressed state. We were all fashion-bored, tired Aione came Victory Day and what happened? ness. on Genevieve Fath started the trend by showing sporty city clothes with) Everybody went swirling along laced shoes standing on a one-|happily and it was many a month and-a-half inch heel. They are two- before anything remotely like an tone shoes combining black pa-|UPPer calf was seen. > tent leather and white suede. | It appears that fashion was night. We deeply desired a completely \‘‘New Look" and certainly we got ‘an extremely chic yet comfor- - *s table model in pump shape with | Today, however, we are experi- a two-finger high. heel. The shoe (encing a new fashion revolution— is made of coarse navy-blue linen [one that is destined for a far long- which has the toe-cap and the (er run than the ‘New Look.” heel part covered with white (‘REALITY FASHIONS’ kid. | This time the trend is toward Crocodile shoes are considered ‘Reality Fashions,’ or fashions more elegant for sports than for that can be worn for our ‘‘fifth dressy wear in Paris. With a seenos is : straight two-inch heel at the most,| - * = This season, which has come in- beige ora darker nut-brown color to being due to many factors, sug as smart accessories for flannel, 8°Sts clothing that is neither strict camélhair, jersey or tweed clothes. ly sal oarageh spring. fail or win it The young set, fervently de- laaing Gan as voted last year to the flat ballet- | ithe year, and for a multitude of slippers is now switching to de- | y-casions. collete pumps with a one-and- | a-half-inch heel for a more Such fashions might appear in “grown-up” look. Except with California tn December, in. New slacks, which Parisiennes do not | York in June, and on the Riviera wear in the city, a taal ees a ae shoes are out... | Certainly “Reality Fashions’ The latest paris shoe-shades in."#Ke Common sense—and high ‘fashion. It is a fact that people clude coral red. turquoise and new “Royal Airt blue." today are traveling more than ever ‘before. Transportation has stepped . up travel requirements and the Wash Plastic Bags |well-rounded wardrobe for various Desi el heaibage forteern climates is 22 PaaS thing. weather wear have found: in plas- Designers epee for our Seal Gel tea hE ae want looking summer fashions es ele see a yeh as Searle acces They eal new look. well. They come in finishes, colors)" and styles that go well with sea- = sonal] clothes. Most Useful Dress Woolens, so fine in texture that Most useful dress any woman they are actually transparent, and| can have in her wardrobe the year worsteds as crisp and clear-faced| around is the simple black crepe. as a pocket handkerchief are mak-. Good for so many occasions and ing an impact on the story of easy to dress up or down fashion for summer. Everywhere the emphasis is on | lightness in weight, and on fab- rics that are in a very real | Sense “thermostatic.” Sylvan Shores Holds Supper The Sylvan Shores Civie Im- provement Association held its an- nua] Memorial Day cooperative supper at the community parksite, with Dr and Mrs. John Schmitt serving as chairmen ! * * * Others serving on the committee for the day's activities were Mr., ,and Mrs. Earl McHugh, Mr. and | Mrs. Richard Blake, Mr. and, \Mrs. Joseph Zeleznik and Mr, and| |Mrs. Sam Hoffman. | * 8 . Due to the resignation of Elmer| Lipman, president of the organiza- ltion, who is moving out of town, | George M_ Newton assumed the! | duties of prenieent Full Linings Coming i The idea of lining a dress com Barbara’ Griffith, daughter '|pletely ig a evel one It's espe Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Griffith 01! cally good for fabrics like silk Sammit avenue; will graduate! jersey or velvet. .If the dress June 9 from Mercy Sctioo! of Nurs | doesn't come with lining, ask your ing. Detroit, the Mount Carmeijtailor or dressmaker to put in a a i (skirt faing: { BARBARA GRIFFITH |ing to inspiration and enthusiasm. . ole Fashion important this season is the nool knit. The spectator costume by Toni Owen in clay beige co- ordinated with stripes of orange ice features a slim skirt with straight-cut jacket that falls to the hipline. The long- sleeved jac ket makes ut ideal to appear atop many other fashions in the well-rounded wardrobe. we Wool stars in stripes and looks fashion-wonderfi!. This camisole sutt of all-wool peppermint-striped jerse, in red, white and nary is a Reel-Poise original. Camisole straps, wide-cut and tailored, are anchored to the back uith large brass buttons. For the jaunty and nantical look, the suit has ‘straight-across legs and slot pockets at either side, . _ #F * Demands of Shocking ‘Behavior ls Reported Guest at Reception Takes the Liquor Home With Him By EMILY POST A reader writes me as follows: “My husband and I were recently invited to a large wedding recep- tion at a hotel. A bottle of liquor was put on each table, along with soda and gingerale, for the guests jto help themselves. ' “Ags very few of the guests at our table drank, there was quite a bit of liquor left in the bottle. \When it was time to go home, one of the men who was seated at our table took the bottle home with him. ‘EF was very much surprised af | this but the other guests seemed te think it was quite all right. ' I would very much appreciate | your opinion on this matter.” |, Answer: I thoroughly agree with you! It would be hard to imagine ‘behavior more shocking than this. “Dear Mrs. Post: My mother, my fiance, his mother and I are going to receive guests at a party . Mother is giving in honor of my ‘engagement. My fiance is a stran- ger here and knows only a few of 'my best friends, and his mother is a tota) stranger. Will you please lteH-us the order in which we should stand to receive?’ | Answer: Your mother stands | jnearest the door, then his mother, then you, and then your fiance. | “Dear Mrs. Post: The other | day a friend and I went to visit | another friend in the hospital. We took the elevator, which was a self-service one, up to the third floor, It was quite crowded and | many ef the passengers were | women. “I did not rentove my hat and my frend took me to task later tor: not doing so. Will you please \tell me if-I-was Wrong not to re- \meve my hat?’ tradition. The uhite accents are repeated in the ribbing of the shirt ending and in the short side rents. This wool knit ts light and airy. Summer smart is this Golduorm sweater, as comfort right and as practical as it,is fashion smart. The tiny all-white shirt “collar r buttons down in the best shirt Answer: In a really crowded ele vator the best’ place for your hat ‘is on your head. Had the elevator /O | : been nearly empty, you should have taken it off. : THURSDAY, M AY 31, 1956 PAGES 42-46 46, Mrs. Grace Shulz ‘Luncheon Honoree Mrs. Grace Shulz was honored at a birthday luncheon Tuesday at {the home of Mrs. ‘aeaae baie Shower Given for Beverly Silk _ by Cohostesses on Anderson stree Patceaue were e and Mrs. Wil. Mrs. Harold Webster and her! we “Chrence Senger Mra W \daughter, Mrs. Richard Smith, p ¢ Huthwaite, . Lulu Luby, [were cohostesses at a miscellane- ‘Mrs. Maude a ess to the Bloomfield Hillis Branch retary at the annual meeting in u , es of the Women’s Nationa] Farm and Birmingham. Garden Aosce iation for the annual-—-~ June picnic. The event is sched- Student Nurses uléd for June 11 at her home, “Rolling Acres Farm,” on Walnut} Bes to Get Diplomas | . i * Pe * Cth Two-hundred and thirty-four stu- tay Henstoc irector of theident nurses will Detroit Garden Center, will’ speak at the commen creme oomas on ‘Annuals . . . Their Planting To oe ana Gare? ot the Mercy School of Nursing, Detroit, on June 9 in the Memorial a | Members of the Osage Branch Building of the University of De | will be guests at the picnic. There | troit. oe og ; | wil also be a plant enle. =. | * © - : "The Bloomfield Hills Brancly was’ Candidates will be presented by we Pa S the recent recipient of two state 5!ster Mary Valentina, executive awards. The first award was for, director of the Mercy School of having Michigan’ 8 best flower show Nursing. of the year! “May Magic.’ The WO © second award Was for sponsoring Honors will be conferred by the manner in which it is.dyed gute the nary blue and the aaa of the Osage Branch. Peay at rar pote Sheget bare red stripes on white background a “whitened look.” ye stead eee Rees “tor ae . aati usie Smart and summer-righs, ‘field Branch member, was elected'by August Mackelberghe. * or a mobile orament may make the sick room more interesting toa Cent - ae Haymaker uses “tweedy looking” hopsacking wool — fabric, light in weight and striped in bright colors, for this distinctive blazer jacket. Texture of the fabric and omen 4 ras oy : ee Be ba la - L . THIF ' 4 « val Te 8 1 Seemann ; 3 eee i 4 : eA. | \ : ae we Eo | - PHE PONTIAC FI PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY a1. 1956 _ : : - FORTY-THREE Sponsors of Symphony Elect Board of Directors} tithes 48 °N. Saginaw Se. : Mr. Wyman | | i Pastel Sweaters Need Special Care tac Luxury x Gloria Jean Banks and | NEW YORK (INS) — Your pas-here are some sweater washingion the outline, stretching it to) Matching Nylon Tricot ls Named R = sweaters that give the soft, tips from the Tide Washing Clinic>Shape. - . es dice _ touch to your spring out out Wash them before they’re bad-| If the sweater has contrasting . irman arter were — special washing care toy soiled, first, removing fancy colors, separate front and back . 2 a ae married _ keep them fresh looking. ‘buttons, ornaments and shoulder Panels with a towel and dry quick- Mrs. Shadley Will Saturday. | Wedlen sweaters, unless treat- pads. ily in an airy place away from | “heat. Angora sweaters should be | Mr. and Vrs. 4 to make them shrink-resis- | Make an outliné of the sweater serve as Leader : tant, must be handled with care on heavy paper or a towel before. ‘brushed to keep them fluffy. i . of Women S Unit | ‘ . Fed Sos to prevent matting, | ;washing, sp you can fit the gar-) ' ; le of Clarkston changing dolor. Sweaters made (ment to proper shape later. Or * The resend of ne é Bete ‘ are her of synthetic fabrics are less sus- \you can use a drying form Farer boe eee ."* ° Pontiac Symphony Orchestra, Inc., ° \ ceptible to shrinkage, but they | o Be tntertaine ; | was held Tuesday afternoon in the‘ parents. may change shape in washing | | tenes niariegs - rageabe "8 You'll love Kel Ray's | Casa del Rey. Richard is because of their construction. a pleaty of suds. Wash | Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hatt will “ |gyishly decorated, j quickly by hand, being particu: (entertain Wednesday evening at f | : George Wyman was elected the: son of As an “ounce of prevention,” | larty gentte with woolens. Then their home for the board of di comfortable panties chairman of the board for the! i - | seaae tnlcioas. lnkewera water = ee Also matching elastic 1956.57 Geuann mad (fee) Maxwell \ Mrs, Martha , ‘tors of Oakland County Planned eolbret aA ~ Shadley will serve as chairman of; _ \ Carter of Princess, Vivien Lei. Squeeze out as much water as/Parenthood and for couples who half-moon of $ allo thal Women(ellAneoclation (lithe! ‘ Oakland . you can, then roll the sweater in have given the OCPP financial aid : C P Pantie) Se-niphiary: \ akland = Think Alike Hat-Wis a towel and knead it to remove). Dr. Dorothy Lie, anthropologist chantilly lace enclosed, ) lL \ ‘avenue, LONDON tINS)—Princess Mar- more moisture. fon the staff of Merrill Palmer a panel perma- Elected to serve on the board = _ \ 4 ' : : abe eter ty Unroll it and lay the sweater|School, Detroit, will speak pleated nylon tricot, of directors were Edward . jgaret_and actress Vivien Leigh 4 dged with the daintiest | Barrett, Robinson Bronoel, Mayor | WR. and MRS. R. A. CARTER , caused a milliner's dilemma yes- ir ERE eee aT Fy ¥ scae be d ey " . | William Donaldson, Mrs. Donald | . eee See ‘ terday when bower ht ————————————E——eEe Se ee nd of lace a Hogue, Judge H. Russel Holland, | : graphed wearing identical hats => “3 ; ay boron Sizes Richard Poole, Mrs. B. B. Rowsh C t -B k R t R d Margaret and Vivien wore the ~~ % to /. Star-white. -- and Mrs. 8. V. Sekles. ar er an Ss d e ea hats to different functions. The «~ = Also serving are Mrs. Shadley,| Given in marriage by her father Orion was best man. Ushers Yor Das are in @ simple coolie elo : rthury " & . Clyde Troxell, Kenneth Turner Jr.,/Gloria Jean Banks became the the ceremony were Dale Ritter of stiffened with white hart ey oy - Mr, and Mrs. Charles Uligian. Mrs. ibride of Richard Alien Carter Sat ayoioun Pa FecielMile covered with a navy blue banded’ © 48 N. Saginaw “be. Designed by PAR FORM Futes i Restuee: J.C. Walker and Mr. and Mrs jurday. in Grace Lutheran Church. : ae Ee ec ibbon * ¥ WAP APTS oo George Wyman 'The 4 o'clotk ceremony was per- er soem eT Pe ep ay : : replaceable, an Officers of the executive com-jformed by the Rev. Joha Streit w Y = ” ge “2 he ef ” TEE on gi es 4 extra length ' mittee who will rhake plans for|of Detroit in the presence of 200 . “a .e s ae comes with > the seasons are Mr. Poole, presi-{guests. ‘ ' ; * a = Sg each, Be dent: George Putnam, first vice | Mr. and Mrs. Ted Banks of PS FFF Young Folk Shop Atl 2 Ge president: Mrs. Walker, treasurer, |Clarkston are parents of the bride. % ee —Lower Level 4 . ee vie: ba” : Helen Larkin, recording secretary,|He is the son of Mrs. Martha, ... - a : 3 “ ‘ and Mrs. Irving Gordon, Sorte: Carter of Oakland avenue and the — 48.N. Saginaw St. at C | | ] ; oe sponding secretary. late Golden G. Carter. Be - en L Lingorte—Maia Floor . | The bridal gown of lace and ct / ee meYEP AE + = oreaae nae ce dees yee meee, * Plans Are Made tulle featured a boat neckline 4) ~ «a wits linet ya EE A aE et ip lis i ee | and long pointed sleeves. A ~ 2: ‘ aR . for Denim Dance | a\ 4 . for the benefit of St. Joseph Mercy pearis. a gift of the bridegroom Be ™N 3 coT TON Hospital Chnic. The date this year.and carried an arrangement of > i 4 will be Oct. 6 and the place. white roses and stephanotis * Ps Ploomfield Open Hunt Delynn Banks was her sister's: & te Mrs. James Q. Goudie. cochair- maid of honor Bridesmaids were)! % man, entertained at a recent juncly Rita Banks, sister of the bride eon for several of the committee and Nancy Walser. They were 5 heads. Present were Mrs R. L. gowned identically in green aa Polk, Mrs. Robert Vanderkloot,|talette. Their bouquets wer@ of ~ Mrs. Ray Cunningham, Mrs. Frank pastel daisies and wore matching J. McGinnis, Mrs. Walter Williams |‘ headpieces and Mrs. H. M. Bacon. - Raymond Baber Jr. of Lake 0 ee > 2 © bY ay . os ; \ y te m be] For the look and the {lice Rivera and {rthur Sanchez nere . vu al Sell : ey cam sat Print and solid colors in flare and ° ; v leat styles married lines that catch every 75 unpressed plea . 2 Ms Self or leather Saturday in. * eye... try this i belt. White or: - J Ba : 3 swimmer’s delight | ot ground de Pau cs prints izes ; Bro Foam in the by Church. “4 , 10 to 18. Mewandene inner bra gives ; ,Fuctor Rivera he you-uplift and control. ’ ~ of Belmont | Chromspun latex L ‘ street are re in black, white. 4 > 6 pi = her parents. 3 Sizes 32 to 40. “4 He is the : bs son of PAR» FORM By; Me. and Mrs; Sketched From Stock 6a caer ayes t Rh CHORTS Trinidad : Expensive detail at a popular price ‘ Swim Shop—Main Floor - —— _ Sanchez of °: _ Imported cotton playsuits with neemecrert * # + IR SAN -9 Rapid street. ¢ . “Usually found in clothes at twice the price ° . angen vestepriomrtstae ome HESS EU CESSES ©. Left: Two-piecer, broadcloth blouse and poplin with a mh EE Ni “4 5 aes eoch e C = ‘ contrasting stitching. White blouse with red. 4 Alice Rivera Is Married | Nay or turquoise shorts, $1.98 . @.., . Right: Woven plaid, knit trim popover with cotton Srlhurgs "> T-SHIRT At a Nuptial Mass performed The couple is hone, mooning at twill khaki shorts. The blouse, 79«; The shorts, $1.00 i 7 Saturday Alice Rivera became the Mackinac Island ; Both, sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Ue oud and long . . bride of Arthur Sanchez. The Rev. we aol Sue aet 7 tap N. Se St. ; 5 fine combed cotton. William Immei read the service in “ 5, 42.39 a en al 2, = a ee af x j Bt 48 ginaw i St Vincent de Paul Church in the, * “ ‘ Italian neckline, also presence of 250 guests ; ; ae : ‘ crew style Small The bride is the daughter of Mr : , , j : DUO PURPOSE ° 4 ¥ : and Mrs Victor Rivera of Belmont | ; . : medium and large Street and he is the son of Mr ly t i : and Mrs. Trinidad Sanchez of Rap 9 ; As the bride approached the ss ta ce halk ; Py Gobardine, twill chino, altar she was wearing a floor-. » Ce; Rs a 7 pareahonte fed length gown of Chantilly lace | . it short shorts in cuffe over taffeta fashioned with a 7 om lightest way lo go! pf “ styles. Back, side : q a = ‘ basque waistline. The scoop. : (es ; ee ; \4 98 neckline was accented with lace | ©; y/ Ze i4 onen* oe, or front closing. and sequins. A tiara of sequins | — : 84 secured her finger-tip veil of il- i FEATH ERWEIG HT BAREBACKS sizes 1010015 lusfon and* she carried an ar- i FY rangement of white gardenias. ; Rosé Rivera chose a ballerina- _ . length gown of light blue crvstal now in those Sunshine colors 5 ette for her duties of mad of 7 honor. The bride's other attend-, , ants. Nenfa Paramo, Juanita Villa, | oe fee es = 4 lev Sanchez and Mary Ramirez i Pink L : % wore Junk crystalette gowns fash.) © atl . LANGA) 3 O & Cotton © f oned identical to the honor attend-; 7° Beige... or White kid Extra Saving on Populor ant’s All of the attendants carned |e 2 . sundress, in be x bonguets of pink roses. a . . weighing in ot e Toseph Leal performed the du- About! 4 iocaces wonderful oe ties of hest man. Seating the guests * F A A ( ( A ] vere John Cantu. Jesse Ramirez per shoe enroute | t Pa Sanchez and Gonzalo Santa fora vacotion Foam colors with ru? > ingal huagaina ‘pair ta: white ~~ A reception was held immedi nscied, hugging pair to's - ately following the ceremony in shac all gloom sortisiaece 7 90 the League of Catholic Women * mit ot Shaler : . with an evening reception held =~ MLE Ossi} Sones at the home of the bridegroom's ight now, going sweoter ¥ nts. = re _ anywhere you do! Ea ishirt Usually Sells for Mo Mrs. Rivera chose a grav dress ; . with white accessories for her — b full : daughter's; wedding. Mrs. Sanchez eautifully selected a brown and white flow. =) . <= The coat to ered silk print with white accesso- Le + + tailored. take on your Mes, - | oe ‘ i 7 Junior, vacation... _ > misses’. sizes dt peadosh® AFTER . Double breasted, ¢ DECORATION ‘ side pockets, DAY woter repellent Clearance poplin in , ] 7 Gigantic Savings natural Sizes BURTON'S aan STYLED IN ITALY i. 15 N. Seginew St. ; ; : e y ~ a ; 2 Shoe Salon—.Meztanine G ind Budge Dressea—Main Floor ‘ ee 4 Sports Shop-——Main Pieer 1 ay y * S . A ‘ ® . 5 ” A ; : i : ‘ : F ) t Fi C3 ( - a, / . \ | ' | { | 1S ag dies Needle Fire Girls to Receive “Awards Point on Your Vacation Give Them Pause How Patterns is to have at least three pairs; ( one to wear, one to retire for a. ‘Oxford Shop day or two, one ready in the clos- 50 W. Huren FE 4-7212 et. WearIng the same pair of _'s00n wears s them: out. wr eae ve Best way to make your shoe! -wardrobe give you good service shoes day aftef day with no break TAKE THE SIZZLE ‘OUT OF SUMMER! PRINCE MATCHABELLI’S Pour it on by the palmful! This ceol green waterfall lees every inch ... Keeps you cool as a babbling brook, fragrant as a forest after the rain, Also, § ounces, $1.65. Prices plus tax. new stick deodorant in SUMMER SHOWER Summer Shower's fresh fragrance in a,new Stick Deodorant that’s so pleas- ant to use. Cools as you glide it on, gives you per- fect protection all day long. Only $1. CLOONAN’S “Where Quality Counts” 72 North Saginaw Street . Se hool, Ores: like this 30 NORTH SAGINAW A White, Red, or White Bart emocth ieothen ~ OC Whe meet leother Maling Shoes STREET Open Mondey end Friday Evenings ” “USA., theme for the spring concert Thursday and Friday cert are (left to right) Diane Meyers « and Wives Need: Lives of Their Own By ANNE HEYWOOD ! Complaints that women make| rabout their husbands’ careers usu- ally fall into one of two cate-| 8&8ressive enough. “The trouble is. my husband isn't/workshop than ambitious enough’ or ‘The trouble|functions or see his co-workers is, my husband is too ambitious!’’|socially. Women with the first complaint, the same year he did are zooming husbands’ careers and too little on the Sally is an example, talk ahead, while he just plods along. their own lives. We women are etsy = = 5 Seek ‘Ceremonies. to Be Held on Saturday .| Council's Campsite Near Clarkston to! See The birthday project patch |pins will also be awarded, and Assorted Tea cae Dosen PRA, Be Setting ri eee sg Fried Coke » Doses “ ote Expecting Company? i Planning @ Party? Ems apaaiscs aaelincti Gomes DELICIOUS ROLLS: Big Family to Bake For? = Cashew Nut ......6 for 36¢ Fire Girls will be held Saturday maecap pas, 220082 asl ope Check These jevening at the campsite near Chop Suey Poet 6 ter 32¢ Low Prices and Buy Ahead! | Clarkston. Danish .......13..3 for 26¢ (Preserve in your treeser.) Awards earned during the ear eww ‘will be presented. They include ‘certificates of rank for girls who “pole Temevere ..... ee E> have passed their Trailseekers, | _ |Woodgatherers, Firemakers and LARGE COOKIES |Torchbearers tests. By Dozen | will be presented to girls whe Dore piled 1... Oe | took = ea 1966 mire Butter Pecan aioe 60 | Pence) Dips Po] Cherry Winks ..... » 5 606 | HOMAS tee wit preaand t'srt Mae cate wih PASTRY SHOP who twe or gar- Creamy Mecha Icing... 526 | mente for the Needlework Guild Ee 121 W. HURON, last tail PONTIAC | Three an evear|manberaap June Grad Party Cakes. $1.95 FE 4-8163 a + sae wisi i os WaT ae nal Maat - fe \ I _ OM « ; : 4 ‘ i : { : PY, ! on i i Ne Vi | dt, ae : ie. et i eal ny: - ; ah ! i {| / i i . j fo phil DAs h ; 4 f | ft. f : : ft { \ \) ) , f wef i . by i : voy sis VP | ; i ; j f /.} . ° ps NM v : } ae ) on ve ’ | f \, \ barnes pomame FORTY-FOUR, roe _THE PONTIAC’ PRESS, "THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1956 Wiles _ ae _ L—~ er, | | ‘Soll on the slopes of Mt. Eina,|canie dust, ranks with the most [Riz [City Camp Bara graduation certificates will be giv- en to fourth grade Blue Birds who'~ are “flying up” to the Camp Fire Girls The program will start at 7 o'clock and will be followed by | refreshments. In case of inclement weather, - the program will be heid in the & Wever School gymnasium on West iNew York | avenue. Karen Hayden. Pianist is Lynn Thomp- son. Margaret Snyder and Henry Elling are directing the singers. Curtain time is 7:30 on both nights. Our Land of Music” is the at Eastern Junior High Here in a number from the con- I might as well have no husband If she doesn't, she'll either prod at all.” her husband mercilessly, forcing Oddly enough, the basic trouble, ‘him into ambitions and accom- ‘in these two cases is the same. ishments that are not his na- “He’d rather putter around his | ge.COND- HAND LIVES pl ' ae go to company ‘ture, as Sally wants to do, or she'll These women have both been languish alone and turn into a ‘living their, lives at second-hand, chronic nagger and whiner, as “My husband is easygoing and pleasant, but I doubt if he'll ever be really successful. He isn’t e S pecialize Building Better Mattresses er Is Custom-Built to Your Specification: for Size, for Comfort, and Choice of 50 Covers! * @ e “Men who began with the firm ‘concentrating too much on their Florence is — to ie Workmanship and Materials Guaranteed! The pity is that it would be -so really, for-hoth of these women to find intefests of their own. The world is full of things to do Even the world of house-plus- family will offer opportunities for self-expression and the develop- ment of talents to the woman who “We. aren't too badly off finan- often urged to ‘‘help your husband| cially, but we have nothing like get ahead.’ or words to that’ ef- |the money we'd have if he really fect, and so we build up no inter- |was a go-getter ests of our own SOMETHING WRONG? Even when a wife is at home [i ; raising a family, she must think of | “Is there anythi I can do to |make him more ceninas Isn't herself as an imdividual member there something wrong with a man Of the human race. and not as an i, willing to grow up and take |who takes work so lightly? appendage to her husband's career. some of the responsibility for her ! Florence, on the other hand, say She must find some outlet for own life—as her husband takes re- this: “Bill is so dedicated to his her creative instincts, some use- sponsibility for his job; he might as well not have a ful way at felliiling herself. (Copyright -wife and family ‘ - - —— | “He works all kinds of fours, has golf dates with his business | afsociates on weekends and is always at company parties. | | “I go with him when I can, be-/ jcause it’s expected, but I really, jfeel that his job is his whole life land he wouldn't even notice if I| Heft | “T know | ought to be grateful) ithat he’s so successful, but my life- \is so empty and I'm so lonely that Worsted Seen as Best Fabric Since most men would normally prefer the prestige and appearance _ of a well-tailored grav flannel! ,suit to a garment designed pri-| manly to create markets for deter gents and home appliances. they will be happy to know that Jight weight worsted flannels. in vary ing shades of gray. will be among this year's popular summer fab rice Like other tropical-weight _worsteds, they have the advan- tages of texture. body and superior {“tatlorability’” not found in many ‘other fabrics { Their open. porous weave makes jthese stuts cool and comfortable on any summer day. and worsted | fabrics retain their shape and shed | wrinkles readily—requiring a mini-| 'mum of care and cleaning during’ the het weather months. 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M. ‘| : “or 5 i i x , Vs SUSU BRGUSQSURGRUROUSSUECEERESEOSERCEGEEeeeooReooeEE $ al eit OIE SRG te ET CARRE NLS RA EL RT TEC is Titel ttl, pecmammmmmeenl 4 ‘ 4 , * * \¢ ' jb tae Ol f \ . f ff ae \ é ay ‘ ab, ' ; } ' aN # x : ae, i es / ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,/ MAY 81, 1956 FORTY-SEVEN eg driver still thought green edi Wicks aclac' (cml cxchane) cana tiese ene fans@ar’ stitution in the trade) they could But Pat, who runs a bar when! i today fromhe is not racing, didn’t put a (Pad) iscratch on the big green shamrock Flaherty, who won the 40th 500-|patnted on the front of his helmet. imile race at Indianapolis Motor | Speedway. He started on ~ as as the fastest qualifier in Speedway his- ° s s old racing veteran, roared un- Hanks of Burbank, Calif., to the iscathed yesterday around a track finish line in {he closest windup. littered with oil and debris from since Wilbur Shaw nipped Ralph | Members of the Detroit Red séven bad wrecks and innumera- Hepburn by 2.15 seconds {n 1937. mee be on the banquet circle ble spins and skids. Flaherty took the 41-year-old | Spin INDIANAPOLIS (#—If any racéjas cars splattered against the con-|Hanks, starting for the llth time, was aicrete retaining walls and banged | Waherty, a red-haired 29-year-\tory and he beat veteran :Sam'would have been different because He missed Dick Rathmann's spin- Takes ead at Midway and Goes On to’ was os fastest ever but due to an had to work his way up from 13th/hour and 11 minutes of slowdowns iplace in the starting lineup and|for wrecks the final average was his pit stops consumed 18 seconds| 128.49 m,p.h. compared with Bill more than Fiaherty's, But he just Vukovich's 1954 record of 130.84./rose and cream speedster to a de-|Beach, Calif., jsign longer and narrower than the, couldn't joverhaul the flying Irish-| Flaherty wasn't lucky—he was man after they began running|due. He had wrecked cars in two water midway in Mead race, of his previous four starts in the ns 500, sandwiched between’ 10th wy more laps and the plcture| tng finishes in 1950 and 1955. Flaherty’s throttle arm broke aft- ning car about 2 feet late in yes- er he took the checkered flag. The terday’ $ go-around by splendid thyee-eighths inch metal arm op-| driving. ‘eyates the fuel injector and would) * * 8 have put Flaherty on the sidelines! The racing during competition ‘Watson of Glendale, Calif., put) Marty Pavelich will appear be- bers and two spectators were hurtia third of Metropolitan Club Spirit) : the 2*y-mile ish say ie Fatt f E & Her i i ¥ £ A gPe ent s ze 33 7a z i! CE g 3 5 ib g ° tL ) _ Cranbrook celebrated winning its first Inter-State All-Sports trophy with some musical entertainment \by the band and specially-made decorated cakes during the lunch |hour at the school yesterday. The jCranes won the football, track and tennis titles outright and tied for the basketball as | Four Oakland County bays pay. ing with minor league teams are Steve Kebler, Jim Engleman and) Marv. Caswell of Pontiac and Dick Dehart of Royal Oak. Dehart 1s hitting .286 with Ab- erdeen 8.D. in the Northern (C) Leagué and Engieman (ig hitting 250 with Montgomery of the “Sally League. Caswell has appeared in tree NOVI OUT — Number 29, the games for Jamestown, N.Y. end Novi driven Paul Russo slams into Rg a eeon ae ia or seven innings he has given UP/ OUT OF DANGER ZONE — Paul Russo of rear tire blew out to eliminate |® hits and struck out 7 for an) Canoga Park, Calif. runs trom his wrecked Novi the powerful car from the ' sao) {01 record, Kebler is 0-1 at Thom-| Vespa Special yesterday after he spun and race yesterday. son, Ga. with 6 innings pitched.| crashed into the wall on the southwest turn of the Indianapolis Speedway. He suffered no injuries. ee He was far ahead of the field going at 142 m. p. h. when he spun and crashed. ~ the winner across thé line for’ They were the mén behind winner Bob’ Sweikert of Indianapolis in 1955.) the second straight year. Watson built Fiaherty's new conventional Indianapolis-type car of recent, y¢ars. Flaherty,) Zink and Watson| won't know how much they won| until the annual victory dinner to- night but Pat picked up $19,200 in lap prizes alone — $150 for, each llap he led. The Speedway sets the purse according to the gate, which) Car owner John Zink of Tulsa, looked like more than 100,000 cus-|Jimmy Reece, area for the next few weeks. Two drivers, two pit crew mem- Hanks by 20.46 seconds, or about if it had broken during the race“Qkla., and master mechanic A.J. tomers in spite of overnight rain.'@nd Cliff ok ecg rn * The purse, including awards from accessor firms to cars using AP Wirephete department. But the official could Record 50 Blasted; Thomson Hits 4 | Majors Go on Homer Spree By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS about $50,000 and sent them to the | Mickey Mantle’s “neariiss.’’ The\the NL runner-up, sweeping the It's been a long time coming. Polo Grounds for Bobby and Oklahoma strong boy, jolting his Cardinals 6-3 and 6-5. Jablon- but Bobby Thomson finally looks|catcher Sam Calderone. ‘19th and 20th homers of the season/|ski's three-run homer in t eighth ready to deliver the. payoff for the| as the New York Yankees swept/won the opener. Doubles by Frank Milwaukee Braves in that ill-fated) You know what happened. |Washington, smacked one against|fired a six-run third that won the deal they arranged to get him | Thomson broke an ankle in spring the facade on the third tier in/nightcap. from the New York Giants in 1954.|training, hit only two home runs right field that missed by 18 inches| « ee The Swattin’ Scot was. the man|and the Braves finished third. The | of being the first fair ball ever} Pittsburgh held fourth place, 1's the Braves figured they needed|Giants won the flag — with An-| |hit out of mammoth Yankee Sta-|games back in a split with the for the pennant, and so they pack-|tonelli winning 21 games. ‘dium. New York Giants. Dale Long's aged pitchers Johnny Antonelli) Last season, Feeease hit 12} Thomson hit two homers in each triple won the opener in 10 innings and Don Liddle, catchet Ebba |homers while playing on a part-|game — his first ‘double’ since 54 for the Pirates. A two-run St.Clair, infielder Billy Klaus and ‘ime basis and the Braves finished Aug. 22, 1953. A of two-run|double by Al Dark broke up the second to Brooklyn. |homers by Hobie Landrith and nightcap for the Giants in 15 in-| CIOIOOT I As, All told, the two clubs combined|Dee Fondy in the sixth got the nings, 53. . fae N Sreyace w 4 ‘for 15 home runs among the rec-job done in the opener for the Brooklyn and Philadelphia ase SALE-- ord 50 which were blasted in the Cubs, however, 10-9. Thomson's) Dod '16-game Memorial Day card. |three-run blast triggered a oe de ae fee “the sixth off Robin Roberts to win | For all the records and Thom-jrun sixth that helped Milwaukee) 6-5 in the opener. Then the Phils, | ison’s great day, however, most of to an 11-9 edge in the nightcap. lwith seven unearned runs, ran off Thurs., Fri. & Sat. $12.00 Burke 7% Woods. . . $7.00 Burke $485 the excitement was = off by| Cincinnati replaced St. Louis as 118 85\ with a 12-3 decision. The Yankees beat the Senstors| Busy. Prep Hurler 43 and 12-5. Mantlé’s big belt with| |two on gave them. the lead in the T i] ‘04 H ‘opener. Mantle’s 2th homer Wins 3 1 ts in ours irae a 3all tie in the nightcap) a five-run sixth iced it. GRAND HAVEN ®—Joel Wil- lief role for a 43 victory and| — Pierce needed help, but| idrom, one of Western Michigan's, came back to pitch a full nightcap,!won No. 100 in the majors and) ‘busiest high school baseball pitch-/ winning ee third straight over Cleveland as ers, today held a 10-5 season rec- ee ‘ord after posting his three latest) He has pitched in 15 of his 63 and 98. victories within 24 hours. oe 17 games, completing 12) * © 6 Wildrom full games and striking out 100| Baltimore twice edged 18-year-old Grand | zi Haven High School senior, batters, while holding an earned jn the ninth, 2-1> and pitched a four-hit shutout Mon- day night against Coopersville. \ =) Maa aaa = DT, aM. ee. $124.00 Golfcraft 8 Deluxe Irons... shutouts this season. 'the opener. | 3 Pastrano Scores Split Decision Over Spieser . Five member teams of Pontiac's in'500 ‘their produces, was $270,000 last year and pucker = $76,138. * Don Freeland "ot Retcnde firished third unof- iticially, followed by Johnnie Par sons of Van Nuys, Calif., the 1950 winner; Dick Rathmann of Tren- ton, N.J., who pulled out of the ispin that menaced Flaherty and then crashed on the south straight laway after crossing the finish ‘line; Sweikert; Rodger Ward, Los |Angeles; Bob Veith of Oakland, Calif, highest rookie finisher; Oklahoma City, Radhecenn properly and he 13 OH, HAPPY DAY — Pat Flaherty of Chicago, his face begrimed |Midget and Junior baseball leagues ‘1 it CAMDEN, N. J. (INS) — Threela AP Wirephote | records jumbled ‘as Garden State . Race TPack closed its 25-day spring a NEXT TIME <~Bring Your by the grueling 500-mile race which he won yesterday, gets a kiss of ‘congratulations in the winner's enclosure from actress Virginia \Chicago clipped the Indians twice) Mayo. | 54 Boston Backers Sign Tackle run avefage of 0.38. His record \Hale’s single broke tp the second| GREEN BAY, Wis. (® — The) lincludes one no-hitter and three game. Bob Nieman's single ended Green Bay Packers announced to-, ‘draft, has signed a National Foot-|$3 413,739 also wds a new track |day that Forrest Gregg, former, ball League contract. mark. Southern Methodist tackle and the No. 2 Packer choice in the 1956 set and the day's total handle of| Tuesday night, in a twi-night doubleheader against Muskegon | Catholic, he earned two victories. =2 23 eg vi Lalor L )* Slugger Bats ..... 8 ve First Start. sOrEAM PRICES ON DETROIT —McGuinea, Michi-| ie in 1955, stepped to an easy victory WELDEN in his ist start of the year in the, a top pace at the Wolverine Harness SPORTING GOODS \ Raceway last night. He paid $18.20, - 51 Mt. Clemens FE 4-6211 $7.20 and $2.60 across the board. LL hekeheche de de den SOOO IOVOIIIlIIsasIIga Ts, = 3 , mm. 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CREDIT TERMS _ AVAILABLE for FORD ~ OVERHAUL “CY OWENS” Service Dept. 147 S$. Saginaw PONTIAC FE 5-4102 Segneeeuengeres if | 4 He) - Ae Wag eS ‘ } 4 bs } {ie pa aa ie el a ae EeFORTY-EIGHT _ ate See _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1956 oo i Oe i Sa alee é Tigers Win. Twinbill th 3! f —— Discove r KANSAS CITY & — The Detroit/ Tigers failed to gain oe on! yesterday. Young Paul Foytack |for a home run and a single in the , Tigers flew eastward today,’ :se-ithe pace-setting Yankees since the posted his 4th triumph in the ‘first game and added a pair of = ; , , riously wondering if Memorial day’ Yanks also won a pair over Wash- opener and contributed three hits | singles in the second game to |= : : V O D KA- thay have been an important turn- ington. Detroit trails New York geod for five runs batted in to raise his batting average to 375, |S CAMPERS = ‘ ing point for them in the American by nine games. the 14 hit attack. ‘second best in the league although == ALL! = = League pennant chase. | But the Tigers did get a little) In the afternoon game Virgil Points shy of Mickey Mantle. ‘= = ‘The Tigers whipped the Kansas breathing space between them- Trucks, working with a swollen} Harvey Kuenn had § hits in 11 = . Dri re parle | City Athletics twice, 11-3 and 61 iselves and the cellar. Seventh ankle, checked the A’s on only| times up during the day and == M k -‘Bee-Line for n ensation cata rning-afternoon twin bill. |place Washington is 24% games be-' ‘three hits, one was a homer by) moved into fourth, among the = Ga e a : . . . Discover why | ‘Their next action will be tomor- jhind Detroit and Kansas City is! (Harry Simpson, his second of the. league’s hitters with .348. — = e e | ARROW VODKA | row night against the red hot three games back. day, and the other two were singles) Two home runs produced afl of == This Bee-yootiful Buy = sales increased 273% New York Yankees in Yankee ithe Detroit runs in the afternoon'/== = eased 27 The) Tigets received 8) com by ex-Tiger Johnny Groth. = . = ei in Michigan | Stadium. | bination of excellent pitching and ees Renees Oy ral | = r the previous E though th twice the’ timel hitting mm both vietories | Charli Maxwell found the range 1-0 going into the 8th when = Exact = record-breaking yea. Bes ene ea rma esis Un RG Ges finned |e Delightful as Martini, homered into the left field seats. str = Screwdriver, Bloody Then in the 9th Frank House came. = Mary, Collins, with up as a pinch hitter with two on == = Tonic or Straight. ‘and homered. = * © e = , : Art Ditmar, who last Sunday == = Your Breath Never Tells ihanded the Tigers their only shut- |= = — MGROW LIQUEURS CORP, DETLOIT 7, MICH. © 80 AND 108 PROOF, DISTILLED ftom Gaaim out of the season, was the second = = i game Joser. The victory was = a Trucks’ first and his first complete | — ame. = é The Tigers now own a thrée- HOT SPRAY game winning streak, their longest == 100% DACRON of the season. But four games ==> 'with the Yankees are in the im- mediate future. Tomorrow night’s = game will be followed by a single = game Saturday and a doubleheader Sunday. The Tigers stand 2-: against the Yanks so far. (FIRST GAME) . 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Ss . | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (354, which is neariy .0.000 more| Fishing in Square Lake, near W Poytack rey L—Kretlow 42-5). SS money. No retraction of this offer AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE MAGAZINE | b 1 8 a U—Tabacchi, Stevens, Runge, Rummel == e | Eight major league baseball/(nen the 194.485 of last year. Turn Lake Orion on the Memorial Day Tat A139) = while over-stock (20) lasts. We have ders i ks or American League games holiday Warren Lovelase, 657 Long- SS ayt = : BAKER’S STAG SHOP — ~ | oe a, 122,025 and for National yiew, Orion. landed a fine calico pernort KANSAS cry = and sell what we advertise. AS fund Natit ah ‘sport fans on Memorial Day this League contests it was 118.329. bass” The 13-inch-long fish weighed xuenn, oo “$0 1 Power, 1b “4 0 0 sas 29 $. Seginew ot Weter BE 4-8688 [I year. | Racing drew a total of 342,951'g pound 2% ounces. It was taken Torgeson, 10 ¢ HO mained by hy HE ; this year compared to 388,296 last in about 6 feet of water with a Tutte, cf $0 1 Simpson cf 3 11 Se Baseball attendance totalled 204- | year. Hollywood Park had the minnow lure. [Boone 30 4 11 Fiaigsn © 3 HE 3 largest total for a single track—| Hugh Hodges of Detroit was with King. uf = $ 8 ° Groth sai 3 0 = weser, tri, — . 67,648. . ‘Lovelace. The pair also took some Belnrai ni’? Ginsberg i °3= ~ iO n axes, ¢ . ATTENDANCE manpie/Ol& perch including one that was wiison ce 30 6 Dimer, p 2 0 Oss “ oes ret 148 3.6451) 11 inches long, along with a fat, send, s ; coe : : ‘= ie : schy, — - : ¢ Garden State... 48.601 © -3.413.779 9-inch bluegill. = le “eS Ss Casure Balmoral iil. 3842 2.108.874 37 510 12S ‘ 4 & p ; ——_ Lago eae — wiisearond Ginsberg popped out for DeMacstri |= 7 ' w ae - * — * a Hazel "Park 913 Lersar 78 An Oriental Victory ata popped out for Ditmar tn 8th = Priced! : ‘ Pinilico ; 18,729 1.177.016 Belard! popped out for Brideweser in) =o . | _assttegoes 5S a 710.228 TOKYO (INS)—Leo Alonzo of the 9h, = ‘ m e air} |Waterford ....... 12.828 ‘as.oco Philippines retained his Orient {toute homered for eel | 1985 Totate —_— lightweight championship by pound- Kazans Cis RBI—Kaline oy Beals = (2 tracks) 308.296 920,492.352 ing out a split decision over Jiro sim ruttie, RS = AMERICAN | LEAGUE Sawada of japan in a 12-round ‘Kaline, House SB—-Ruenn. Left De: | === ip tat K Ci 31.62 troit 6. Kansas City 2 BB—Trucks 1,/S55 trom af Kansas 4, ! bout at Tokyo's International Sta- Diimar 1. 80—Trucks 1, Ditmar ¢ == Washington at New York 29.825 HO—Di 6 in 8, Burehy ¢ in 1. R-ER == Chicago at Cleveland ; 26.788 dium Wednesday night. r Ditmar 2:8) Burchy 3-3 28 mg eee betel 1B) Alonzo weighed in at 135 pounds; PB—Wuson, ometmuene i oes = (4-4) —8te & Brocuin NATIONAL LEAGUE |, Sawada scaled 13412. nd Tadacehi. T7203. A11008. Se SPORTING G00nS rol dokeerea at anees ke = eae TE — netnnat! at ia Seah ou J 6 moa tees a Pittsburgh +4 poo = 24 E. Lawrence St. Grand Total aaa Illinois Leads ES OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY ‘TIL 9 ‘ota! = ‘ . + . = “Just 80 Steps Off Saginaw St.” Soll UTUU40000LSU0N4NU0UGLATOAEOOLAFASUOSEAOUGSOEO000REUOOEEOCEOEEUOOOOOOOEEREUUHOLOOAOELUUUOORODROOERUUOEOLUOSOLOUAOOUUUOSEUUOEUOOOOOEOUAEOOUGSEOOUGOEEEUAAELOGANALOGL SOOM the conference in 1899, four years after the conference was formed. They have won 41 and 16 respec- tively. Ohio State which joined’ in 1912, missing 17 years, has 48. ¢ L Ld ——— oon oger . y One Block West of Largest Ci Wisconsin Rally N 2nd in Big 10 Titless sscaiiieiatinbtiamaisanscican Beats Broncs, 5.7 SONIUMMIUUNAUUNLUTIUNAUONUGUUOAUOUCOOUNENNOOAUOOUNUEOUOERUAOEUGOOUUOLUE | ANN ARBOR \# — Mich t to 22 and 17 th b | ‘Sports fortunes comiieadiley tise _ perso i. Wolv erines have | KALAMAZOO Um — Wisconsin jn the last year. Of 10 Big Ten on Lake Trout jinning to break a 2-2 deadlock and verines won four. | Wolverine teams also won the | win its second straight victory, For the 2nd straight year, Don Big Ten wrestling and tennis TROLLI NG over Western Michigan yester-;Canham's track squads won the championships and sent their top : jday, 5-2. loutdoor and indoor championships tennis star Barry Mackay to 9 ARMY number of outright conference championships. the Wolverines ' NAVY bce sharing in an addi- RODS $4ss T $ 50 : ~ @ tional 24 for a total of 123. Only : ul tops Mich ith 117 out- seeeeee 16 32 S. Saginaw St. FE 2-0022 0) cit and 27 shared for 144 total , S—_" TARPAULINS ae 1! REFLS $508 1. $9495 f . ae - $3.50 9x12 .. $10.80 Illinois and Michigan are the yPeesceansn the six charter ‘schools which still remain in th f . Michi- : 6x9... $5.40 12x15. . $18.00 Bes absent from conférence POPPERS POPPERS 9 see ee pee oe ailee competition for nine years, 1908-17. ~Rey: 3S¢ Reg. 40c and S0¢ , x. eee . o. ce + i Special Sizes Made to Order championships shared and out- 4 For *] 3 For *] right: Wisconsin 54, Minnesota , 48, Northwestern 30, and Pur- SLEEP WARM IN A COMFY SLEEPING BAG due 29. Revolving Plastic Fly Box, reg. $1.80. 89¢ Kapok Filling . Comfy Sleeping Bags Ball Shoes........ $4.95 Filing. oe ce Complete Line of Ceniping Equipment 10 SOUTH CASS . Ft 2-762) (rallied for three runs in the 8th championships entered, the Wol- is Europe with Davis Cup hopefuls. | < The victories raised to 99, the E I e leading schools recordwise among BAIT INKER : 6x7 .... $4.20 10x12 .. $12.00 eA eS The others and their total Manila Rope, 4" 2c ft.—" 4e ft. Indiana and lowa each joined Bal] Cap lee 97¢ Ball Gloves. KBB Ho $2.95 ] $9.95 ‘Go First Class" with Miller High Life This summer make it a point to add even more enjoyment to your outdoor activities by enjoying life with MILLER HIGH LIFE in convenient —— quick-to-chill cans. Michigan State which entered in all spotts but football in September 1950, ‘has won seven champion- ships. — ae ee —~ Army Pyramidal Tent Like New Eee, Q?? ee maha Boat Covers to Fit All Size Boats st SAL , eee sir Heh Ute , We Rent Tents "REAR WINDOWS REPLACEDT _ {| JOE'S un SURPLUS||/ SEAT COVER MART ' 32S. Saginaw FE 2-0022 | 136-138 S. SAGINAW STREET FE 4.8272 : be THE PONTIAC PRES S, THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1956 FORTY-NINE_ NEW ORLEANS New rorieane oats 2. Le oe = a : [Missing —One wrest eel | Needed 7-Iron for is a seeking male Sizes 62-14 (Price slightly higher on 13 & /4) new -Anyone got an extra 7-iron? ‘The Waferford High School golf ‘team, which recently added the Pontiac Press Invitational meet to: vying for state honors at the Black! ‘traught member on the team. It seems that at the Pontiac ' Municipal Course, scene of ay Press tourney, Jack Reynolds e ther lost, misplaced or had pele | from bim by mistake his lecky seven iron. Missing club is a registered Spal- ding stick and a very necessary “tool.” The Skipper ace is hoping some- one will notify him of the stray 7- iron. Please call FE 56902, 6M9 Romps fo Ath Win in Row | Defending champion General Mo- }tors romped to its 4th consecutive victory and the Anderson Jets lambasted the CIO Local 594 in a Class A City Baseball League dou bleheader Wednesday at Wisner 'Field. GMC, riding on the strong right = ‘arm of pitcher Steve Kebler, pound ed out 10 hits to trounce Oliver MASS AG ic Ata Cushion Shoes Buick, 7-1. Kebler struck out six Mere's style aad comfort that makes you feel right at home. Massagic Lo-Lites feature the fashionable, anew, low silhouette pins exclusive PATENTED comfort features that keep you walking on ait. Step im and see our sejection of Massagic Lo-Lites today. and scattered eight hits The Coachers Jumped on start- er Ken Campbell for three runs in the 3rd frame, then chased with three more in the 4th, i ,Homer in the 3rd by Bob Johnson, to paste the CIO, 17-5, in the night- “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” Vara We eens | 87 North Saginaw St. BE 2-2492 § vee ine ree 0 ee ee cap of the Memorial Day twin bill. dis controlled the -situation the rest of the way to receive credit | for the win. Open Friday ‘til 9 Buy any PAIR OF SLACKS at the Regular Price — and receive the record at 2-2 yesterday with a 12-4 2nd PAR of your choice at PRICE victory over Flint Buick Local 599 PEOPLES) oe | Fowler's Fine Foods will meet jthe Elks No. 723 in tonight's league jattraction at Wisner Field. Gamé time is 5:30 p.m. omc 003 310 2-710 i Campbell. Griffin and Berg, Kebier land Roberts, Horner. | Jets : 004 028 3-17 13 0 | CIO . 220 0100 511 4 Rains, Addis and Johnson, Orr, Ca- pogna, Rogers, George and Sage ‘Clarkston Beats Flint The Clarkston Merchants evened their Tri-County Baseball League on the Clarkston diamond. Fred ‘McAndrew scattered five hits and 20 WEEKS 10 Pay ‘fanned 13 in hurling the distance land Pete Palshan collected three 8 N. Saginew ‘of Clarkston’s 13 safeties. ssy Credit FE 2-6448 The Merchants clash with Mt. — , - {Rose Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock jin a league game at Mt. Rose. 5 Pc. $6.95 VALUE STAINLESS STEEL fee Se COOKING SET [88 Designed especially for outdoor chets. Stainless steel with hord wood handles that are ringed for hanging. 2 Skewers. Fork. 9 . Ve 9 Im. blade Knife and Hamburger H OLI DAY Terner—tall 17 inch bength tools! ZZ) : EXTRA VALUES FOR your OUTDOOR LIVING BAR-B-Q GRILLES “WOODLAND BRAZIER” n round of 38-40—78 over the wind- Leliar. Mose 2, vauetaenal Allen Park Juniors Wi: Jack ters as a Varsity swimmer. Red Wertz wt the 6t Colay ARBOR, Mich. — James| Aaa outstanding Univer- sity of Michigan swimmer from Dearborn, has been awarded the Western Conference Medal for pro-. 5-4 Verdict Over Orion ficiency in scholarship and ath- leti¢s at the University, H. O. Cris- lits regional championship, will be yaq of San Antonio, Tex., the de-'ahead on the back nine of Troon’s ican, whe had gene one up at iler, director of athletics, has an- fending champion, held,a three-up| testing championship course after the Ith, won the 17th and 18th lead aver Scottish champion Reid! ithey had reached the nine-hole’ with pars to oe his biggest?) Kruthers, an industrial engineer- margin. jholes of their 36-hole quarter- -final Up to the last two holes it was | Conrad led two-up after winning ing school while earning three let- ‘match in the British Amateur| a tight match in which Conrad the tenth and eleventh, but yo sas Golt Championship t today. ; | took . the lead three times only | |Renoe, Simpeon 2 2 ‘Atnetieal ‘yan nate eon fl Walle, Pir A ig Tia a ers; —_ penser. ron 2, Braves; Bailey, ho ao ge Relate, Sarni, . ~t yer, Sauer, Cardinals A two-run homer by Weaver aft- er two were out in the 6th inning handed Rochester a 54 victory lover Lake Orion in a high school ball sday jing student, has maintained better ae mei tee * = ithan a 3.2 average in the Engineer. | The victim of Weaver's circuit _ clout was Chuck Melchert, Orion's ‘ace hurler who gave up only five ‘hits and struck out 13. Henderson Sox, Was the winning: pitcher. 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Telegraph Rd. _ faces Gidley Electric at & 38. 6.70x15 || 6.70x15 Black Walls 1 | White Walls Reg. $24.90 Reg. $30.50 $1495 $1849 Pius Tax Exch. Pies Tax Exch, Black Walls | | White Walls Reg. $29.70 - Reg. $36.40 $1675 $2089 Plus Tas Each. Pius Tax Exch. 6.70x15 | 6.70x15 7.10x15 || 7.10x15 Black Walls White Walls Reg. $27.55 Reg. $33.75 $1645 $2049 Pius Tax Each Piws Tax Each. Black Walls White Walls Reg. $31.20 Reg. $38.20 | $1775 $2189 Plus Tax Ruch. Pies Tas Each = 7.60x15 7.60x15 Black Walls White Walls Reg. $30.15 Reg. $36.95 $1795 $2249 Pius Tax Exch. Pius Tax Exch. 7.10x15 7.10x15 Black Walls White Walls Reg. $34.50 Reg. $42.25 $1975 $2489 Pies Tax Fich Pies Tax Exch. ad 7.60x15 7.60x15 SPECIAL 6.70x15 ALL NYLON Black Sidewall Reg. ; sit 847% EASY BUDGET TERMS @ Full Year to Pay! NO MONEY DOWN! 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Friend, Pitts» . ‘ : Daren. &2, 200. Crove, Mi) impulse: +1 : Brook! ey wey s herria awn Newcombe, Brook! lyo 2 700 7a a = Craig Brooklyn Klippstet Cinctnne ; rr ype $3, New York 45 (first game sad Micel. St) Lewis 4. 667 a = aif inaings——cgcend game 13 Innings) ."—-STRIKEOUTS—Friend, Pittsburgh, 82 z : eek. Gr toma dS * { i * — SHE TOLD YOU THAT ? DONT YOu TELL HER I GINNY... CONNIE “TOLD ME Y WHY SHE TOLO ME IF I'D “TOLO YOU THAT SHE TOLD I. [7 YOU TOLD HER THE GOSSIP TELL HER SHE WOULON'T Jia ME YOU TOLD HER / \ TELL YOU | TOLD HER’ ; . \ . ui = ‘ ' s \\ | / Be s i @ , ——— } i —(i | BI ; | pe ies KLAR a Okay. You can have your tools back. Here's the pawn ticket ~ ‘Notice how Rover perks up his ears whenwe mention his name?” . . m if a % & jo ‘ = { \ eT | ‘ ot -* « ’ a oe” eee _ ele 2 Pak. ee a Sank este he tL r f ¥ di ot ae a es e: Woy See ore” See ne eer” Ved fn ee eee are . a ft ee iret mm sidan Clovis ee rr THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1956: Soe Firm, A. ‘Produce convler of Rete, bors «cx, LAUNCHES Expansion’ |, Ase: ecm, rons No. 21, F,-& A. M., Pri was recently elected secretray yiJune 1, 7:30 p.m. Samuel EE rs \ pernorn. age PResuce the Detroit Chapter, National ya Expansion and incorporation of) citn Ww. M. use No / Seat” weauame ie for the 1956-57 | Birmingham's Linn Smith archi- ad te thee ae ° / term. lives at .7455 W. tecture] firm under a triple part H H cmcaco. Co Seebanga held Stowers ul | a part- f but SSchese too eae (+A. modest ad- Greenwich, Birmingham. p was announced today by ews in rie atm othe con weakened $20 bas ike i. 318 eae stook — — Promotion of Alex C. Morris, of, President Smith. The new COM! 4 $39 lowe umbrella was re a aeons im steady start (ee oe made a pale contrast to Tuesday \393_S. Marshall St. to manager Pany will be known as ‘Smith. ported stolen from a back yard ot at. es a Doacale . ar tae rate tape of the Cook Coffee Co.'s Dayton, |Tarapata, MacMahon Inc., Archi- 50 Dakota Dr. Tuesday night, Pon- a : [bu Chives. No’. 126-1 oe Ohio, branch was announced less . tiae police said, graing opened with small Peers, Not 1. 2.00-2.40 points terday by Edward Ornstein, vice} Principal officers include Smith, gains on steady commission house fre ty hs yp in president. | President; Peter Tarapata, vice! Pontiac police said a $60 English j fone: eho signs hold- Associated with the firm since president secretary, and) ies bicycle was reported stolen a Gee ra very slows: beg. Potatoes, throughout. 1950, Morris formerly held the| Charles MacMahon Jr., vice presi-| Tue from a rear yard at 210 demand Importance |) 's9 "doe bens: radishes, outdogr, ‘No 1 fast and position of assistant manager of dent and treasurer. All have had} Chippewa Dr. noted. Shortly after the start the| fast) $o"sin tox: : estimated 2,500,000 the East Detroit branch. . ‘extensive experience in architec- _ market headed downward and/{2eDM‘®. hothouse. | No day. That compares | ‘tural design. ae billfold and $30 was reported dealings picked up speed. |Bebs: | Tomatoes, hothouse Tues-| ‘DETROIT (INS)—George Rom-| Located in new offices at al pomrreg Hated eertaha on More favorable weather for crop’ Greens—Mustard, No 1, 2.7§-3.00 bu. | ney, president and chairman of South Adams Rd., the organization | Pontiac poll ma : —— to development. plus limited export {°t'is.i30"'bu* Yurnis. Reni | ee ee ee cree ee ee ne and domestic demands for cash 3.00 bu. ‘ before | today the election of Walter Jeffrey ects work on a number of schools, If your friend’s in jail and ior grain, appeared to be behind the a recess shot | to vice president and genera] man- hospitals, civic and commercial | bail. Ph. FE b-9424 or MA 5-4031, renewed liquidation, DETROIT, "Man s) TAP fees, tov. ahead in the strongest upward \ager and Homer L, Travis to vice buildings, and churches. —Adv. na a ; Detroit, cases bead iiediest-stans ———— oy years = a result ‘president: — both of Kelvinator, Smith is resident of Birming- emma sale, Sat. June 3, 9 a. rain Prices A, jumbo 44-41, weight concen buying at bargain | Division. —- |ham while Tarapata and MacMa- CHNCAGO, May 31 1AP) os eas Ga aie Xf tae oc following a three-week re- cee > each live i Bloomfield: Hills, | ‘° + _%¢ W: Huron —Adv, AGO, May 31 (AP) — Opening) 2? ony 3 38-| action. Romney said the appointments ee ay bep .., want et uma, ee follow recent action by the board’ Nie h . Deo ti) hier eee id wed “ave al of dire w Chinese Fiction Se ee Se ee, ve Sa) Today at the start, the market bt directors elevatiig Bernard A. arnings ake a wed ove 30. somewhat mixed with some Chapman from vice president and ARBOR — Some 60 mi- Sep sjeceece 190 pe Py | gains dotting the list. Peak General manager of Kelvinator to|crofilmed works of rare vernacular) NEW YORK INS —Conerat me geoceee CS | pmereeey eet: ett: me! lus signs moderated, but the mar- vice, president in charge of ;|Chinese fiction have been trans-|ine” niscel year cnteg’ Marke st or Bulr svsee 1.99 [Mum IEE a sm 9a. fet retained its forward look. tions for the corporation, ferred to the University of Michi- |? million." equa 63 8 Se cee HE | Siuee eeeae OF supple ample. Chemicals had the highest look [gan's general brary. They wore sr’ stiz ceicomanl banacae tea pee Dee *|.!° "3/83 foment peeve ality erings i of the major divisions, and also ained in Japan. The works were poe | fo. omnis, Engenced. to $931.- B are slow to clear. Under-grades| Coming up were farm implements, |. : Set C st ti De | vais for by a Horace H. Rackham |ous. charles G. M sped «sect See any eee a el Seah eng Snags Baaace sierais, radio televisions, uti| OM, DEAR, OW DEER! — I's e tough ward as this weeld ONSITUCHION Dale rs ne san sone Capper: naa es ira a story s ng four sive in absorbing offerings ‘ties, electronics issues, railroads,| Costa fRicen fawn found when he ventured into it at the Como Park | N T jheim Foundation. They will be newer ipetede ce oe on stree CIncaG® BUSTER aus boos airlines and movie issues. zoo in St. Paul. He ended up in a nearby pen of mulés and ee on ew afer an ‘called the Guggenheim collection. NEW Toma raait pannus De- ene ee ex HICAGO, poy, 29 AP) —Chi o, Mer. oa : with two broken hind legs. Now wearing casts, the youngster will periment t Btores. Ine. hes enneu OF-AST, DAY OP REGISTRATION | |ceipts. 1,356,000; wholesale iaitg,| The steels were mostly and have to stay close to its mother for a couple of weeks. Sylvan Lake's new 150,000 gallon Tell It to the Marines of #21, 1.918310, ual to $3.08 & oom AVONDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT, |tat0 Go'b tease ne Osi ce A changed to lower while motors and water tank is expected to. be in- \ [mon compared ‘with L DISTRICT, (S878; 90 B S628: 69 64.75; care 90/dils were rather mixed. Coppers stalled by Sept. 1, according to) DURANGO, Colo. #—That blood- #10, 430.40% or gat eo § Sa non POR THE aL & ON TO 'BE) Regs steady; receipta 32,800; wholesal saad bm ev eB fit 226,000 under 14,530 policies during|city Manager Ernest L. Ethier, oral ete cere f= oe pian ouuialind cleskeeered ound dames - General Dynamics jumped ahead | nsur anc ene | S the corresponding period in 1955. | ‘The city extended the date from|alcoholie. content could have been =.) eee stor ee ae ae Livestock around 2 points on the news of a! In a similar period 10 years ago,'March 1 because of dltticulty in|all wrong, motorist J. M. Thayer|S{ tenis ‘= tommon share ss ection rit be, bald in staid Be omicago Livestoce Royal Canadian Air Force contract Reach $25 Million _ Michigan families received $12, =|selling $50,000 worth of revenue|argued in police court. A miner, ex sat ee eee 300. Public Chapter 9, Pari It of act whites 8 alenal rates 60-69.9 r< eamerene - mais — that the 107 S by ” retin art in 1953. Tee etlects hcw YORE eae Acts of Michigan. 1988, pro-| ins tent and over A.38; tute emphasized water system, Ethier a ee Eat, Se. vides as follows: 31; amas 37; mediums 35.5; NEW ORK @® — Michigan iy . 2d be a ry net ihcome for The ‘Inspectors. of lection ot eay|U.8.” 34.78: ° dirties 33.78; New York Stocks ts @ — Michigan fam pe cent increase in a decade re- be ° may have caused an error in the|/ed Mare m 31 of $1,929,502, equal te pees Os Gage | Ges Let "Ta5r" Curent. receta 308 (Late Morning Quotations) {ilies received more than $25 mil-| ownership of life) The official said the city has the /alcohol reading, he said. Judge|it), 5, “Tee ett, or premertion sidin, ———— > , 104, ' s, in & registration school district whose CHICAGO POTATOES Ate Reduction’ 43.9 Int Tel & Tet 31.7\lion from life insurance death ben-| insurance rather than a rising mor-|funds from the bond sale ‘avail-/Erwin R. DeLuche wasn't con-|and compares with $3.805,61, of S187 6 teary ver tees ered aa an elector 10) cwicago, May 31 (AP) — Potatoes “Allie Ch =-'1142 Isl Crk Coal 43.4 efits during the first three months tality rate. able, ting work to begin on |vinced. The fine for drunk driving: | year Revemues increased to S51 OO ae? resides * © Arrivals old stock 9; on track 15; total|Allied Strs =. 497 Johns Mean . ot | For the nation whole, more purchasing the elevated storage $142. from } th phe The last aa for receiving regtstra-|U- 5. 1 light; no, Allis Chalmers 64 Jones & L ... 48:3 Of this _yeer. vee i ° wt months of 1058. cared, mien, ‘proses tions for said Annual Election will © ool sare en Gat pew stock isrrval = Ly Kelsey beamed tC The Institute of Life Insurance|than $605 million in death claims|tank. Watling, roger age Co. bed noe Oey dent, i, the concern'¢, mes “mest seceuny Pridey, June 1. raons oa is : : 048.000 der paid out under 447,440 policies! Detroit bought atal m, stianity AM | opened Milton in dcesaaa apts ma) aes ight Am Airline ... 23.3 Kimb Clk... 4.3/Said the $25,048,000 paid out under) was , a's beth ee hives ing, after, $:00 orclock p.m. on said day omens, Seed, wares Bre to sight lam con. a3 freee WO... ISIS policies compated with $23,- in the first quamger of 1956, per cent discount for $49,250. [all originated in the Middle East. | i sera eo ual Meclsons Porseat cota cote x Ib. Alabama round reds 4.1025; ca Am onal es ee 18.4\""" : Me = aa ee ster must determine when the reds 6.00. Am M&Pdy .. 384 Lib McN&aL . a3 office will be + registration.” Am Motors ... 1 & My... 661) Under the provisions i Act 269, Am N 1 @ Pq 44:1! Fivblic Acts of Michigan, 1908, registra Poultry Am News .... 313, teal ; : fletale and only persons” who have CHICAGO POULTRY Am bauag 43 [oon Bt O as genera) electors with the = r i . | eppropriate Township or City Clerk of abcen sesnd reed paler lam Polat aw acipe eal 5 $6 the Township or City in which they re-| [ixeceaay) my coops, 108,000 jb); f.0... Am Tob 73 Martin ai 4.7) . ide are registered school electors eke unchanged to % lower; Am wwsesee oo 41 May D Btr .. 40.4, “Alen ores sep eater Pd are ofthe ~ ight ‘bens 185105: broilers or fryers Anse ... 705 McGraw H.., 93 Distriet, Oakland jon of Avondale old roosters 15-16: caponettes um-| Armco plas "1 §3 Mead Cop... 108 ‘and wine vacowen ‘| dee ert ib. 25-35.25; over 44— 1b. 38-28.5. Armour@Co .. 20.8 Merck sc0o Oe | DA Dhebil a ——7 Arms Ck 32.3 Mpls Hon .. 73 a May 18 24 31, i986) ee ‘Ad Cet Line. 87) Mont Ward... $s 3 FRIDAY | DETRONT, May 31. (AP)—Prices paia At) Gt Lime . 82 Meee Mert: Sea! , SPECIAL 1 ELECTIO iN per pound f.0.b. - No. 1 quality Uve/ Aveo Mig ... 5.7 Motor Wheel 28.7) NOTICE. OF THE poultry up to 10 ! | 49:2 Motorola .... 42.5 | DAY OP RECHT RATION Heavy hens 28-28. “ght type 20. Heavy penagix Ax .. $1.7 Mueller Br... 364 | THE QUALIFI RS O prelisee’ or fryers (2\4-3% lbs: Gray/ Renquet “OM y Cp.... 374 AVONDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT, rosses 25-26, Barred Rocks 26-27 Beth 1446 Nat Bise .... 38 | ND UNTY. MICHIGAN, _|poneties (44% Ibs) 28, (6-6% Ibs) 30-31.| Boeing Air ... €31 Nat Cash RB... 46.3 FOR A SPECIAL ELECTION TO Market steady. Receipts light @-| Bohn Alum ... 28.) Nat Dairy..., N TUESDAY. JUNE 12, 1986 |mand moderate. Hens short of fulllpond gtre 144 Net’ Qype... Re : ue Oe qualified electors of said School| feeds. Smaller size fryers 2 to 2% Ibs.| Borden 66.4 Nat Lead.,., 99.6) Dist Moving best. Caponettes in ample eup-| Borg Warner . 43.7 Nat Thea... 7.7) | Puass take notice that s — ply and demand just fair Briggs Mig .. 21 NY Central... 39.2 Biection wae held, in said Sebee Bris My ... 33.6 Nis M Pow ., et _ " 2, Leyewey | sday, June . Brun Balte . Not & West. 64. ) cet ee ap eaG Livestock SS Bd ee eee: a t i —«3 WAYS 10 BUY:: ke 3. FHA—ne money down, as low | provides. as follows: CHICAGO, Ma: — (0. Calume, & H 13. st Airline Be oe as $1.25 ond aan Eoepecters vols Election at ont |pagunent of Agr! are = Balabie ioe — up .. #4 Ohio Oil .. 44 : resatvall tke tier ee odevatgly getive and uneven,|ca® Dry... 18 Owens Tl Gl. 71.6 regaled e of any person residing steady ti 25 lower om butchers; mostly ParraseG oy Pac G&El . 04 7 =e egistration school district whose steady to weak; least decline on weights | 0" 1 ay. AW Air. 19.3 name is not registered as an elector over 230 Ib.; sows steady to 28 lower pane z % Panh ne | earn ste Se rene fity (or township in which be) Be: 2.) 4 rade lote under 2230 Tp ip Shee a Onis oo] Param Pi }} | aa | _ ‘The last day woe receiving registrations | butehers ii 35- Be AF a few hundred No. po tages a 3; ponaey JC... 94! WE SELL WHAT 4 “rolerapotehed ‘Sh siesinem “2 ! for said Speci! Election will be Priday,|! to 3 190-220 17.75-18.00; mast lots at|Gark wo. 4S fe Re 44 sD wees 2 OT Cc) | June 1 Persons registering after) 18.00; losely sorted for grade; a 13 a aS . 41.2 Pepsi Cola .. 246 | 5 5:00 ae Pm. on seid day will not) head 18.28; most No, one 3 260-\Ciuett Pea ... 43.6 Pfizer ...... 412 T be eligible to vote at said Special Elec. | 340 g gie.50017 28) 8 Y te ot at cca Cole. 120.3 phelps D..., $13 . OYa-th. and Saft rsons planning to register must B m.... $8.6 Phileo ....., 33.4 No switchi no gimmicks! just gene nf determin (tee b. uneven) Wy scar ees r wis an : MB wo we SUM SHA mn tarnen st office will 10-45} head Leg at it “last, i Gat Bae Z. Chil Pets 8 honest-to-goodness values! Our business P AoW | |_ BATH TUBS w . . if ace nlc a een | aah yom, mec me Se ae, Sea. tI fan cond Yo pando te your PUMP TW. not be taken by school officials and oes taodetesetn: motive: cusar wes g ign mm Pow 0.7 Proct & @ ..100 we : ley. PUMPS ) * _ only \oleeer who have registered as\° or. eters over 1180 Ibe. wrestty of 4M 10g «Pullman ..... 3 honest values and honest advertising. . 4 -" Kewnahtp ot City Clerk the appropriate | Com Steady to mostly 38. lowers balt| 43 tes oe BS Big 21 x 32-|nch 95 # Acgrede or cut ay Le ey tence aniD| about steady: veslers mostly 1.00 lower; (ont bid mil. ad : : pend sas Se ze we ey reside &Fe| ockers and feeders fully steady; « on as 8 pase tote! eo y rappel ecxpyey! breotamhe t the Package of prime 1150 Ib. steers 24.28; Com Fa... 93 Bex Deng ---. 9 CAST IRON : NN eee eard we sprblstash, Ad order ir @ about a dozen joads choice to mostly | Cur on hs Rey To 3. District, Oakland County Michigan, |D'ime, 1180 to 1400 Ib. steers 23.78-33.80: /Derpdig |) 38.1 Rock Spe... 301, M ~ i® me num- i i tht EDWARD J. TURN |erous loads high choles and mized ehoice Hel G vmed Seteway ee -. 833) Free Standing $ t+ | inet Serretary, Poard of Education| and prime steers 1,400 Ib. down 21.50- Dow” chem ‘969 Bt 2 od Peg Pog Big 50-inch — 3-Unie Kitchen $ J May 18, 24, 31, 1986) 22.60; bulk choice steers 2080-2128; good eaten iste wrod fad pop] > § e OT ee Ege Me Be, og kee WALL CABINETS. j k pes OF commercial 980 Ib. Holsteins 15.25; a! t Ki eT re. ** 30 Here's value - plus! > in $s NTIAC, OAKLAND COUNTY, few loads choice and prime borderline |g Auto Lite” 34 Oo Fo Modern styled, well D : $ MICHIGA’ [Deifers | 21.78-22.00: bulk | chotee 2028- Ft A Mus 3.5 jhell Ol .... Oe mode. toteta a an eette Soe aens x $ 42” Size . NOTICE..OPF LAST. DAY OP to low choice 17.50- -20.09; | pmer Rad OD ape Se ory Better quality . . faint ke $ a REGISTRATION Utility snd commercial cows. 1138-1350; nme” pt 30.3 sinclair O | .. O46) sell tor at least aaa Reg. es , CABINET SINK: WHEREAS, The annual Election ts to/canners and cutters 10.00-12.00; utility) pr -Cell-o |. 964 ny 72.4 ee Ee Pd be eld in said school distric: on Mon-/and commercial bulls 1400-18.18: 00d pairy wor... 412 Pe +92, $ 95 Less trim... $19.50 a 2 Complete with. faucet and day, the 11th day of June, 1986, and choice vealers 20.00-24.00; cull to/pnto MOr~ soo 8 Sou Ry ..... 13.4 : “ 2 ner, Slashed fer Clear- THEREFORE, NOTICE 1S HEREBY | somaneraaal 10.00-19.00; a load of chotoe bere Mach as: Re 4.3 Value » @ t a TVEN. That Priday. the Ist day of 950 Ib. feeding steers leg medium | word Mot. ** 53° od Brand .. 633 ee iginte P< REC. ne, 1986. up to 5-00 o'clock pm, Fo | Balable 475 Ib. steer calves 18.560. lPreep: Sul. 94.2 54 Qi! Calif 109 , gD, : P $ 50 wns Seaneard ime eathepisst day san ady ‘= arse ‘oo. alriy. active eran Preun Tra se 33 Sea On ND i ad LESS S£AT — @ $77.95 fnvorder tobe sige to vote at" aia Bree, tanbe 7000 ie, afgean i: Rall Qe By a Seal Ope HY 3-Pc. BATH SETS 3 fetta: SE ALIS 3 Se” Sie am . o. . be Wiapoiicatioan tert ramet tton sh be | 22.50-23.50, but volume too omail to test Gen Elec - 88. Stud-Pack .. 85! ° finish, chrome door han- ° , 2 Pric Si shed “+ ibe wares the toenakin cate ra pevisnee quotations: cull to choice shorn slaugh- Gea Leer . bind sun, Ou) =... m3 dies. Attractive styling. ¢§ es oles ship or the city clerk of the city in SOF CE) LIL had laen Motors . 415 patil ne $7 BIG 30-GAL. GAS HOT Choice of ess iron or en Nise 4 ; 2 CABINET SINK which the elector resides | |Gen Shoe ..“25 ‘Texas Co... 125 17 x 19 inch china basin, and closet ALL SIZES of Base and Wall Cabinets 2 With faucet and strainer . stig ea i net) Oa DETROTT LIVESTOCE Gen Tel. 2 gly Ter Ga... 8 WATER HEATER ee ee ne ee eee agua city clerks, need spot rerentater jong, Be etl Lat) petrets Gillette | 418 Time R Best?” 1 i . , a $8995 MU? ‘ Goebel Br... 44 T W Alr.... 22.4 j Secretary ef the” lofts atts hag Metgeneit® HOO Coie okt Henmmee 4 20 eee $ 95 4%4-ft. and 5-H. $1190 Dated Mu joard of Education| Cattle salable 275- Trading very ac- Goodyear 66.6 Twent Cen 46 5 cra marr STEEL d May 10, 195. tive, steady to strong on all classes Grah Paige 2 = cartes +164 compare this value! Ze BATH TU Big 66” Double May 30, 31, 1956\today. Compared last Thursday trading 'Gt No Ry 41.5 Un Pac ..... 178.6 CAST IRON TROTCE OF DNUAL LECTION [telibe: MoeFiRt: tuple eerily Gremmouna "iba ait Air Lim’. 384 sa % . BINET SI To the qualified electors of the Water- epee heifers ana “cows 80c\ higher’ |olland. P = . 126 Unit Pr a 80.3, COLORED CRATE $ 95 CABI SINK ford Township School District, Oakland! bulls steady to S0c higher: stockers and|Homestk ... 344 Un GasCp.... 295 e MARRED Complete with fa Pall County, Michigan: eeders steady to 25c rere load prime |Hooker El...., 42 US Line 26.6 BATH SETS sore New low po x00 | Notice is hereby given, thatthe annual/1!16. Ib steers 2250; several lots high Ill Cent 65 «6. US Rubber .... 493 30-Gal. Class Lined election will be held in the Waterford|choice to low prime 1025-1062 lb steers tndust Ray 42.6 US Steel ...... 55.1 rv , - Up > $ 50 Township School District. in the County 122.28: bulk choice fed steers 21 00-22 Ing Rand ¢ 63.2 Van Rae! 28-6 HOT WATERS 95 $ pop $0 o Cekland: and State of Michigan, on peor fary bea pocgneebe fey most Irsland stl... 81 tT Lol 3 HEATER $ 2-COMPARTMENT CEMENT onda the llth day of June, 1956, y Inspir Co $6 | ~ by d choice lots 20.50-2156: about two| Weste A Bk.... 32 é CHESE ARE VineT ee Roster Standard ‘Time 1ei et cade” high ehotce 631.928 Ib" het ofa |e woe an aio” Weste Bi... ae 10-yr. warranty . . . new lew pricy STALL MEDICINE 3 LAUND RY TRAYS AAAAAARRS purpose of electing the following: two bulk choice heifers 18:56:26 l(it Harv 34 waite Lae Sef: Big §2- Gallon Electric $ PAPPPPPPPLPPPP PAS members of the Board of Eduration to ies ‘ood heifers 18.00-19.00, most UU The Nick 93.1 ate SHOWERS CABINETS > ; $ serve for a term of three years each, ri ree UCBCS hereos uection late tales: int Paper 129 Ce 33 e g 54 Complete with 2 40% 3 for wren eiticear be following persons canners and cutters: mostly 11 00. 1300, 00: |Int Shoe 40.7 young Sh & T 875. Pp) onnee will all fit. Complete with 2 > eae y ret $ DISCOUNT 2 n me a 7 weer ¥ Sareneu ee earth EG alerts ae STOCK AVERAGES ee in | pa, eye Crate marred. 1 $ Eauund Lo Winestet ‘Ib stock steer calves and yearlings 20.00;, NEW YORK, May 31—Compiled by the « - Bot 4 5 4 ee 3 Youn town $ NOTICE IS PURTHER GIVEN. thar | 6° ood and choice stockers and feeders Associated Press o i Reg. 95 Values $i cash Bie) ce $ gs $ ibe voulng pte = at mostly 500-700 lbs 18.00-19.50 30,1518 95 $a 4 CABINET oh 4 places for said election will| Calves salable 78. Trading very active, Enaust Rails Util Stocks $49.50 a to $9.95 > $ 95 3 ’ be as follows | tully steady today. Compared last Thurs- |Net change..... +3 +2 +4 ‘ $ 2 SINKS 3 Precinct No. 1: Drayton Plains School, | day vealers somewhat uneven, but mostly Noon, today 281 , 141.3 m3 178.9 These tanks carry $ 95 > $ $ ; 3000 Sashabaw Road |steady after @ strong start, good and|Prev. day ..... 2509 1410 72.1 178.8 lete F tor 4 @ , 4 Precinct No. 3: Donelson School, 1200! choice most! 20 00-f6 0: high chotce| Week ago ..,.. 2488 141.0 72.4 1776 complete Fac y 4 » SAVE ${ 3 _ West Huron Street Jand low prime ;30 00: few high | Month ao 1 13.2 1909 Warranty. Edison WA 4 >. Upte -< Precinct No. 3: Waterford Center School,| prime individuals up is 32.00 . Mon. ae 6 3 2.6 168.3 Approved 4 > 4 Precinnlwele: ae i0 bo, reall Seeks nee commercial ae 90. | is nigh : vos 3783 i ne | a “ SOIL (5 it) 69 PPPPPPP POPP OEE G SD "4241 Steffens Dri 14 nilllll e784 TST 1818) i PIPE (5-ff.)........ ’ Preeinet No. 8: Pon nine ore Pere eatil ites ‘Sheep salable Rone. Market nominally 1088 mo 2031 1149 67.2 1488 ig 21x32-Inch with triple : $3. = mpare ursda 18 Wiliams Lake Road | supplies adequate to make . areeeen DETROIT sTOCKsS 2- COMPARTMENT plated chrome Secretary of the Boatd of jtive market; trading more active than (C_ J. Nephijer Co.) ¢ ts A LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE Education of said pans district past week; prices fully steady; few small rigures after decimal points are — 95 aucets./\.won- Dated: May 17, 1956 [ot 8 good and choice spring lambs 26.00- ch Low ] . ' 21-FOO “May 30, 31, 1986! 37.00: few lots good and chotce shorn alien lec & Equtp Co.* 31° 34 dertul value! T LENG __ we : jambs No, 1 ,Prlte, 22.00-24.00. mized util: Baldwin Rubber Co* 42 18 ‘ : V2-Inch Galvanized °$2.45 1Y%,- ‘inch Galvanized $6.04 STATE OF “MICHI — S : : Gemmer g..Co* ae joventia Witiioe County of Oakland foetge oMenter sao eee GLO & epee cae" AA Every one a real buy! Hurry, select Werth Meny 3] ie 34-inch Galvanized $3.18 1'2-Inch Galvanized $7.14 iia ike macartet the petition conrern- Peninsular M. Prod Co.* 10.1 11 yours today. Slight Imperfections. Dollers More! 1-Inch Galvanized $4.55 2-Inch Galvanized : $9.56 ae Swain, minor. Cause No| Malaria chusen an estimated hety. Mala, woe See ce ue ns ue Net Exactly Ae Pietured enol Init) bad! Comdl! To Richard Swain, father of said chila.|three million deaths in the world | Toledo Edison Co. ..... 141 141 141 Petition having been filed in ‘ayne 8 Prod. Co® ... 12 13 this! Court alleging that the present where-| jevery year. : abouts of the father of the said minor child ig unknown and the said child has) violated a jaw of the State, and that said child Bhould be placed under the jurisdiction of thts Court. | In the name of the people of the }) State of Michigan, you are hereby noti-| fied that the hearing on said petition will be held at the Juvenile Court, Oak-! land County Service Center, Court House Annex, 1260-B West Bivd. in the City of Pontiac, in said County, on the | 12th day of June A.D. 1954, at ten o'clock | in the forenoon, and you are hereby) commanded to appear personally at said hearing. Tt being impractical to make personal. service hereof, thi summons and notice shall be served by publication’ of a copy one week previous to said hearing in The Pontiac Press a news- paper printed and cireulated in said Arthur | this gy | | Wome sale; bid and asked Detroit Edison Co. price. " Complete Investment Service C. J. Nephler Co. Honorable of fac in said County, F nk “ day of May A.D. 1 818,Community National Bank Bldg ARTHUR FE. MOORE, E H 8:30 to 4:30 A true eopy Judge KE Probate. ours ELSIE J. VA ENNO, : t bronees ow ” guveniie ee 1, 1956 At indicated dividend of $1.80 this stock yields better than 5% at present market Fetus = |f ne i -vipryritiees * ‘Business ss Noles Architectural Firm | Lodge Calendar AVE FREE PARKING On Wessen Street Side . “The Store That Values Built’ PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. 172 S. SAGINAW STREET FREE | DELIVERY Except on. Cash and Carry. x a FIFTY-FOUR. at oo 7s 8 THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 3 31. 1. 1956 be Poe ' Semieiter’ s End Brings With the approach of summer|school board, will present nol be To Each According to His Priscigal Fro Wiegmes wil pr The sermon, otry ‘hia for tas:* (hilar of eisseatiog at Michigan| Clare Voorheis, vice president of | and the end of the current school mas. pad prep re ‘sent the class and “Wesley. Allen, Balagh “ot the Pit i etnccr arse on will award the Orion. + ne Muir ai rump | ee Ballagh First Baptist'mencement address. Janet _ year, a mumber of schools in the | ~ will give the salutatory addresses | of the board of education, Churc! ‘|: ‘lJeanine Abbott will be co-valedic- diplomas, and Holly High School ithe graduates, their teachers. It is the first time such ( : h. a teception has been /scheduled. Oakland County area are preparing, A class of 105—the‘largest ever 94 Eileen Rathka will give the Cia award the diplomas. Senior “ ‘torians, and Shirley Behnke is sal- Band will play the processional and Marlette / | : to graduate from Lake Orion Hi Class President Edw: and Dr: to bold graduation exercises. |Schoot will “atterid outdoor Comm vaseeichey, ‘Vice President Paul ‘allen will pre- secant nthe 7 esmernel ional "Commencement exercises for 61 , South Lyon. ‘mencement exercises at 8 p.m.| Principal Richard Wheeler will sent the class flowers, seniors of Dryden High Holly Valedictory address will be given. \graduating seniors “were held at Commencement for the classof June 7 in the school's athletic field. present the senier honor award. | A departure from tradition will graduating With the largest senior class in|>Y Karldeen Jubelt, daughter of rariette High School last week, 1956 of the South Lyon High School) Baccalaureate ‘service will come dim Kirkbride, president of the ibe: the omission of the junior class|School will be held at § p.m. Sun- its history—95 graduating students Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jubelt of An- with Dr. Harold E. Sponberg, as- will be held in the new high school four days earlier, on June 3. | senior Glass will turn over the as an honor guard. Because of the day in the high school gymnasium. | —Holly High School will hold tg dersonville road, Davisburg. Pat) gymnasium at 8 tonight. Dr. Guy Hill, professor of edu- pean to Astin. Stroman, presi- size of the class, the juniors will|The students also will be honored, commencement program cuttaoaes Smith, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. | sistant director of Extension Serv. y jconfine their part in the program at the morning worship service in onthe school effiletie field. The Kenneth Smith of Rose Center, is ice. Michigan State veers 7 as | dent of the 1957 class, The processional and re€ession. | | cation of Michigan State Univer. = al will be played by the high | sity, will give the Commence. | There will be vocal selections by ‘to sary and escorting the se-/Dryden Methodist Church. ‘exercises are scheduled for 8.15 on the Salutatorian. ‘the principal speaker. - sehoo! band. Dr. Guy H. Hill, ment address on the topie “Faith the, seuior girls, and presentation nicr clase. Wednesday at 8 p.m. the stu- the night of Tuesday, June 12, two Reccalanreate ‘Services, sched- = Richard Kaminska, high school co-ordinator of high school .co- to Move Mountains.": Donald Mc- of the class gift by Marion Strump, _ Bacealaureate service will be | dents will receive their diplomas days after. the = ceccelmurcate serv- uled for 8:15 p.m. June 10, will principal, and Melvin Dickson operation of Michigan State’ Uni- — Fate will give the valedictory vice president of the senior class, held at ‘8 p.m. Sunday in the) at commencement exercises in ices. be held in the multi-purpose room i ted ae versity will: give the address dn Imlay City with acceptance by William E. high school auditorium, ‘ the high school gymnasium, at Holly Elementary School. The class sponsor, — the theme “T w's World.” ; . Knight, member of the board of a Dr. Harold Dorr, dean of field y ¢ class, James Sullivan, board of | tht) Don Currie, director of placeé- The service will open with the | Baccalaureate speaker will be services for the University of Rev. Cyril Rancourt, pastor of education member, awarded the eae "Presentation of class will be by nient afd alumni relations of Mich. ©2uCauon. Eileen Tathka will play (jee Club singing “Holy, Holy, the Rev. Stephen Chapko. His topic) Michigan, will be the speaker at t- Rita Catholic Church, will diplomas. Gerald Hartman, principal. Donald igan State Normal College, will be # P40 solo. Holy," and scripture reading and will be “The Alphabet of Success." this, the school’s first outdoor give the sermon on “The Open : K. Smith, president of the board the commencement speaker at 8 Hugh DeCamp, president of the prayers will be presented by Dr.|Musi¢-‘for this service will be by graduation. His topic will be | Bead.” | __ Schoo} closed Friday for all pu- of education, will award the di-'p.m.- Friday for the Imlay City’s and Ann Wiltse the salutatory \Mont C. Oliver of Lake Orion Meth-| the ‘Methodist Church Choir. | “Much Has Been Given—Much Is Following the service, local pas- Pils: Regular classes will resume plomas, ‘33 graduating seniors. His -subject| speeches. odist Church, Dr. William H.- Roe, associate; Expected.” jtors will sponsor a reception for after the summer vacation. orman J, Bass Sr. leer three daughters, Mrs. Oak- Davisburg Pair Repeat Deaths in Nearby Communities ume ints Srl son : hf : lof 704 Bi Vista, will t 19, both of Washington, (Mich.) eight Vows in Candlelight Rite Fransle [. Seeeney | of Mt, Mert: oad a wer, bre, (0h buena Vet wil beat 1)buth of Masineion, Oe ee LAPEER — Service for Francis Howard Buckleu, Lapeer. ‘Catholic Church, ‘with burial in grandchildren; a brother Eric, of 3| The body will be at the horhe of the st. Joseph Section of East Niles and a sister, Minnie, of Mis- DAVISBURG—Community Bible which united in marriage Kaye ‘his daughter, Mrs DeGroat,. 1255 Lawn Cemetery. Recitation of the chawaka,. Ind. Church here was the scene of the Frances Campbell and Donald Leo (Jimmy) Sweeney, 11, of 203 Imlay City Road, Lapeer, will be recent evening cae service James Cummings. held Friday morning“{n the Church North Saginaw St. until the time'Rosary will be Friday at 8:15 p.m George V.. Fetter - -~i The bride is the daughter of Mr of Immaculate Conception, Lapeer, of the service from Allen's Funeral Home inwake MARLETTE — Service for and Mrs. Earl Campbell of 569 with the Rev. Father Jos. J. Bohr Andrew Lugosy Orion. Mr. Bass died yesterday im George V Potter, 73. of Mariette Soviet Ships Pay Broeansy an be ces - conducting the Requiem Mass. IMLAY CITY— Rosary for An- St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, after a will be at 2 pm. Friday in the the son of Mr. and Mrs. E:verett Burial will be in Mt. Loretto Cem- dréw Lugosy, 83, of Dryden. will ‘long iliness Marsh Funeral Home, with burial Cummings of 5510 Ormond Rd. jetery. be recited at 9 p.m. tomght at He is survived by his wife. Ann in Marlette Cemetery. Mr. Po'- dimmy was. bern in Lapeer, [ie Funeral Home here Frances, two daughters, Emily L. ter died Monday in the Community | Dee. 18, 1946, the son of John ettiem Mass will be said at 9 and Alice Ann, at home: a son, Hospital here. and Catherine Sweeney. He is °.™: Friday at the Sacred Heart Norman James Jr, also at home, He 1s survived by his wife, Amy | survived by his parents; three Catholic Church, with burial in and one brother, Eldred Bass of Hager Potter; a daughter, Mrs : Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Imlay Detroit . Hatoid Crocker of Marlette and | omy pore cory gretboaesl) City. He died Monday. Mrs. John Kotzian one brother, Charles S..Potter of William, of Columbiaville, and | SUTviving are two sons. Sam and. ALMONT —. Service for Mrs. Flt. Visit fo Yugoslavia. “nn se ren i ent as Kaye Frances spoke her BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (»—A er ln pate ane a = ; ; ce, ny ate a Soviet navy flotilla arrived at Split sleeves tapered to points over today for a five-day good-will visit’ the wrist, Her tulle skirt with coinciding with President. | lace inserts ended in a cathedral trip to -M : train, his grandmother, Mre. Catherine (ous, Detroit: four daughters, John (Suzanna) Kotzian, 76. of ° ——— * 9 s + Her fingertip veil was of tulle Moran, 2083 Imiay City Rd. with Mrs. Anna Murasb, Unionville, East Main St, will be held at 2 $70,517 for Memorial Adm, V. A. Kasatonov, com- and lace and she wore pearls, The mander of_the Black Sea fleet, bridal flowers were ‘white roses heads the three-ship group, the and carnations, carried on a white |prayer book. first Soviet naval force ever to Attending Kaye were Joyce ter Yugoslav waters. The vessels, (Campbell of Davisburg and Connie are Kasatonov's flagship, the Mi- Cummings and Carol Koop, brides- bail a, and fwe destroyers. Maids, also of Davisburg Best man for Donald was Fd- Jimmy was killed Monday after- a perewe: both Ha abit a Funeral Home here, with burial in the Kent County war memoria! when he rode his bicycle in 51374 F ge. oe 1 Ferguson Cemetery. . Mrs. . Kot- campaign report a total of $70,517 front of an automobile on M21. {eran chi dren and three great. zian died yesterday at the home has been assured after two fund grandchildren. of her daughter Mrs. Flizabeth drives to finance a World War | Andrew C. Thom _ Frank H. Campbell Suits, Detroit, after a long illness. and IT remembrance in Grand Rap- LAPEER—Service for Andrew C€ C * MILFORD — Service tor Frank ' Survivors besides her husband ids Veterans Memorial Park. Con- Thom, 58, who died Monday at his Weaver Rd. here, will be at 8 p.m. and daughter, are two sons, Peter tracts are expected to be let im jhpme, 141 James St., were to be ‘tomght from the Richardson-Bird °f Detroit and Frank of Roseville; mediately for construction of the eld at 3:30 p.m. today from the - neal Home, .Milford. He wil] C@>t grandchildren and 10 Ereat memorial, emimated at $75,000. | ; | — ‘he lived. Mrs. Mary Dolka, and Mrs. Mar- p.m. Friday at Muir Brothers (GRAND RAPIDS wW—Officials of | noon President Tito lett “Belgrade bY ward Roberts of Drayton Plains ; = 2 "special train last night for Mos- and groomamen were Linwood SS eS eee CUMMINGS So ae eS then be tuken'to the Meek Funeral Grandchildren, cow to discuss Soviet-Yugoslav re-| Keep and William Campbell, both >————— Se —_ ; = peat Cemetery. Home, Senecaville, Ohio. for 2 . day ©. Ellis , “Latin Teachers N Needed 7 pm. service Saturday at the Pres- TROY — Service for Jay C. Ellis. ann ARBOR (9 — The Univer- 4 of Davisburg. Robert Harroun : IPctaticnt? | > wit ullet w ‘ lations with Russian leaders, He Al Claude Campbetl, both of Area Woman ‘Critical | Drtoovine with a bullet wound in Surviving are his wife, Etta; byterian Church there. Interment 77, 1340 Philadelphia St. will be al sity of Michigan's bureau of ap Sccompatiod ty Me wile and veri. Pontiac, were ushers. After Wound in Head | a a son, George of Flint; two will be in Senecaville 1 p.m, Saturday from the Pixley pointments reported 1 th | Mrs. Anna Blasiola, 1414 Lenox 4 po $ report Oday there daughters, Mrs. Leo Atwell, Lake | Mr. Campbell, a former Detroit Funeral Home, Rochester. wah has. arisen an alarming shortage ous top Officials, © ' ‘ he | cs lee acta con was Id paagtabobsl A M-yearold Bloomtield Rd, was found at 6:45 am. today, Orion and Mrs. Bernard De- lerehent is survived by a son. Dr. burial in Mt. Verrion Cemetery: of -high school Latin teachers in | E. _ Rapid growth of a MICTOSCOPIC onville Thple.on. Andes- ) Township: n is in critical, with a gun in her hand, according Groat, Lapeer; eight grandchil- | Eugene Campbell of Milford; a Mr. Ellis died Tuesday evening at the Midwest. To meet the shortage. “organism in the ocean can produce road. ‘leandition today in ‘Pontiac Gen- to sheriff's deputies. She was re-| dren; also four brothers, Clyde |daughter, Mrs. Clifford C. Wolfe of St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Pon- the university will offer housewives “aw so-called “red tide” fatal to fish The newlyweds will make their eral Hospital, after being found ported missing by her husband, ee Clarence a Flint, ef Senecaville; five grandchildren and ‘tac. and teachers in other fields, Te in wide areas. . lhome at 8545 Tindall road here.|beside her station wagon south of Roy, since 11:30 a.m. Wednesday.| Cotumbiaville and Elmer Thom |three great-grandchildren. | Surviving is one son, Elton, of fresher courses this summer. yl . | - ; 4 = a i , ; , f . A i} Death Notices _ Funeral Directors 4, Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male~ 6) Help Wanted Female 2 Help Wanted Female o _wW ork Wanted ‘Male 10; Building Service 12 Business Services 13 ' AIR AMBULANCE GROUND lcam 1 DRIVERS STEADY. DAYs.| HOUSE TU HOUSt BLEACH/AN EXPERIENCED womas FOR | [obit EO Le ATHROOM 8 REMODELED | sri SIDING AND INSULA- ALL MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS ~~ Pursiey Funeral Home FE ¢1711 Steady pert time, nights 101 W./ 10 yi: making 63 to $5 dollars | general housework = 30007 | ate ond | Pontis Tak Ra a $-2804 vs * j ens Ne 200 FE 48833 | repaired by factory trained men 1956. NORMAN, | Hutot an hour Bow 58 Pontiac Press. | to Excellent _ssiary _PE_ 20067 rc = £ ene ae ALL KINDS Or CEMENT "WORK.| &t our store General Printing & eee COATS FUNERAL HOME ——_— = = | CENSED EXTERMINATOR. BEAUTY OPERATOR, EXPE-| WAITRESs PART gi iM. FULL | BRICK BLOCK AND CEMENT FFE 8-378 | Office Supply Co 7 W. Lee- i 4 beloved huba 4 ’ Complete tactlifies OR 31-7757 wa (Rca perieacelinidieling mi Meed rienced. steady full time position | time for nights ' dav. Good | work FE 46773 BIRCK. - LOCK AND CEMEN rence St. Phone FF 3-0135 - . : = oon a Drayton Plains — Waterford Tep wecond and assistant second will | Alf conditioned salon. call MI salary Ideal working ——, CARPENTER REPAIRS. ALTER-| work. Also chimneys. No job ee ch, Bini Age a AnD ane Horm Jb DESIC iNERS | tng to battle to the death agsines | +2008 ee 1 in person betwoen 2 to ations. Quict service Weatherly, large Residentia! and com tee CHIMNE ‘Y WORK _ mes dear brother of Donelson- J hns Aa low-life panther who terrortes BEAUTY OPERATOR, VIVIAN'S, | Peter Pas Snack. shop, 6038 FE 5-116 cial eg Tusraniged work. Ph. “PE Of all kinds © spee.aity iocludin con “funeral service mi Oo children Also taxidermist for | Keego Harbor FE 43054 or FE a a ee 'CARPENTER AND CABINET | perppe oem Fepotntine So em trom the Bt 3 8 dosent Bocil “DESIGNED ~ WOR: BORER ALS: CH ECK ER Ss © Gator Bor le Pectios ross. ‘ a er » os es le “Dairy” Quer freee Murdock FE ‘aa? . my fireplaces PE 3 re WORK Fealaerea tre Pes. _ PE §-3701 oe w i iy ee = - See r radly ry ween. “re arr Betng intra, mS mata CHAPEL, : MILLING cant ie ao warren | bts beer See Bove OB “Rear co Seer caer On MR NEI PHY ae su Tt | metery. Recitation of the ro- DIGNIFIED SERVICES ' Days or nights. Call fn person, | wo repy hac “TL ELERK CARE Se, tae bere rpee. By ib | CARDES A AIRS. _FE Ss r. aary wil be held Priday ns RIRKBY Automation Tony's Drive-to, 3760 aubore Ra: ifr 5 breter Pimiaaleneea ‘acy | $y Fe 'Gise ot Fe tment work 71 PE s.3008. | exPERT 7 [Rae TRB a a ! List ri aa 2 as Lake Orion. Funeral Home—FEr +1882 M ACHINE GOSMETIC BALESLADY FOR BiR- preter a rigger rae tans ad é RPENTER AND CABINET CEMENT Sto oe pee RinDe | remover rz sade the Allen's Funeral Home, pel V h S} le S M h’ lbes greets man WC aootet bay voir _tiae_ Pred 8\ Box 48, work New and repeir, OR R 3-4887. 23-2340. cavesiRovanin sala Bo Ea = ! ; men xperienc ¢ . —— z mor ES We, one ees-Siple’ Spec. Mach’'y | .. | Forking Wooditons Sit “Caaer W ANTED Cant eehinet wore apecam oc | CEMENT & BLOCK | [pair Mashings duct work, meta goin. Birmingham. husband of - FUNERAI HOME | Lg one " es Work. FE eae and ired. fr jar rother of Mrs. Marry son Drug Cy, Aucmingham ENTER WORK A repaired, frey estimates. L era Mrs |Ambulance ere Plane of Motor MUST HAVE JOURNEYMAN COUNTER HELP NIGHTS 4 PM KITCHEN WOMAN CARPENTER | Peataciacn Vk Fier. naermens EM y4870. . Sechig series ce, Lester Minter fone nee hae tain —— eae CIRCLE prnience eee Or EX- “to 10 A M. No “oe — Harr)- ONE WITH, EXPERIENCE 41330. | cus CUSTOM BUILDING. Ea 7 Fi ELECTRIc M : LE ! son's Hamburg _ Perry IN gar a Be COOKING CARPENTRY WORK WANTED Ne f tring & saree 28 E Pike Sefvice “Setaraay af"i'sy bu Cemetery Loss + DESIGN CENTRAL TOOL & cenit MAKAGER EXPERT | | CANELY Meirinedn | Pirnasranag or we ree rie | cteernt Meteraig Pu oie om the Manley -Bailey wacral Be as : = u “Jat, 1) O fee est 3-1204 . » id "7 Dept. in largé local store Write. ; A cape TAY Sen ibid FRAN BAROAIN TO SETTLE ESTATE | we - 4 0 Maple Ra. Troy Twp | giving experience, references. age | WANTED ae Liowt | CABINET MAKER AND CARPEN.| BBD. A Berta TES. Sep) SEW 3 a CLE ANING Hunter, 933 Weaver Ra. Miltere| greics (aiuiedenithan ‘het ther | ; sirpingn am — | snd starting selary Permanent | mace warn andi bere) of children | +5000" eS eee ee ROOFING SIDING LTE Sinks _—Sundey Service FE ¢-2071 age 91° dear Less f Dr Eu-j value Only 61.778 éash rat MACHINIST, LATHE, PLANER & ‘ppotntment at good salary for Teen meener works. live in OF ean - ———- | TIONS. ITCHEN CABINETS, EXPERT PAPER HANGING ne Campbell and Mra Cuttord | Pau! D Hammond Realtor, ve 114 S. Wéodward aig _ Feit nerel aha berth Se A poe selon) Lara as ARE” LOOKING FORE ExP" Mitob oh fa pin Bene pts Shretewaee cote eeu Mra Oh and window clean- $.' n y AO o shep acnin- Bedi Bocbaalett er | = be 4 Et “haben rade peniabt ees | meses! ing Long program contract Mr | ExX¢ SPORE LLY¥ WELL dependable beauty operators who EXP ME nee COPTER. PONTIAC | 2-8245. FE 200s “eves On eo y G'clock will be at the Richards on: OAKLAND Wet ‘8 MEMORIAL , f, will H Risen Wogenttes Brncig pcarorm cvarave it Macao | Birmingham, Mich.) Qo “foorer, Gate, Meche" Srweg ter tr nice mu gar | SUpea ere tei Gut EE |" primi Wes Mowtine Penn Bor | ee Oe Ace od Cc. A. : 8 Main e oches- | plus comm ssion. hd ELUCTRICAL” SERVICE. FH as, of] burners and furnaces bell meters iciating, Mr ier ike ware Ppeaerins S| CARFTARER FOR MOT EL List | tak “WttHT LATE MODEL PICK- ae ee Sant ar EXPERT. weppaaemer FOUNTAIN WORK, fe ESTIMATES CARPENTRY. per rr om re Day ae night “TE et0e3 De aye 1 . 7 ; 11 F ' inet work jobs 2-9862. dl or 8 Sa Fo aa | ee ee Tg Bat scaler Net a Lee Nye S's | Bete Bork i Saas ake! OAADENIG.& Lawn ERY. FE | FLOOR BANGING OU 7LOGna Pele! WAvwE” wueatrRa"c ; a al ae or ousetratlers ation iS ' 2, at 2 pm. at the Presbytertan| ~ ATTENTION — | Trailer on (eis) Uikiel perry Senieee te ce | WOMAN FOR SIMPL Ee COOKING. Re ror might |G atpgeiaity Cert Lp, FE) HEATING SPE CIAL. rested nocd portlet bap ope gi ee ae ap ee =o) et el . Drayton ‘Plains Ogi LEMAW DESINES HOUSE. | Light housework. Live in. $30. eld D Ren ttab bel KIND, FLOOR LAYING. SANDING Fin. | Furnaces, fire places cleaned and t! * Richardson. Bird Puneral The Pontiac P selling jobs in the nation. Full or NEEDE ae eaerenl ‘DEAL- . keeper live in 5 davs a week, | _barge pee ee ting, MY 3-603 : OR 36884 — isiting. 13 yrs exp. Guar. work | elec tc siamo eTaieaneas ay Home, Milford ‘ontiac Press part time et for. entral Oakland Co. or " for interview cell FE 40234 |WOMEN TO WORK IN HOME, sv- iNET ee ¢stimates, Leo & Bob. FE : WAR ARRELL.. MAY 20. 1956 ~ MRS. EXPERIE NCED DRIVER - TSALES- : en eee te Lomita GENERAL HOUSEWORK LIVE | Peas the care of patients aye oa IRE HAULING. idle | paired. Rebuitt “Butt ‘alle poe Bula E., 631 Bow Lane, age 49 FOR WANT ADS: | man for established route Apply} Real ohooranities torkpeneonent Good witn children. FF §-3228 | hep hoosewers dpa a Cleaned Ask tr Jessie Dean. recog dus LAYING SANDING AND/ ¢opings repaired. seca registered - beloved ‘wife of William: Rar : | Walker's Cleaners. Lake Orion | prelitabiel cork cmarl promot GENERIC, HOUSEWORK AND| plus roo and Boat ne OL. | FE 45804 Lb el HG omen gare eoce | | company FE §-3701 syena: dear Srettinr ei ois DIAL. FE 2-8181 | EXP J1G AND FIXTU ls BUILD-| Write Rawieigh’s, Dept MCE-606 coe ng. girl 25 to 60 experienced _ ive 1-656! ‘80 Pontiac “ta | PAINTERS HELPER WANTS Pree. Seb dd Joh: * ey ade | LAWN MOWERe 1 HAND “O OR POW Charieas Sicin: aan Deters a | ets Phone, FE 4051 232, Freeport. Mi : m ast have E ref, own es | WOMAN To" ‘CARE FOR SEM an re part time work. Call FE . nprericr OR) er, sharpened or repaired § Air Mrs, Dorts, Wideman. Funeral)? From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. EXPY TF NCED Man ror cDRY | Pals TER eee a hE FIRST. Gree My G18? erp em Dior ed Bont invalid. Live in. Good wages Mt a yee SANDING LAYING FIN | ecoled "rier, siesna heen ped, mae service w e held Saturdays cieanuifg route Apply air ean class wes 0 bse 3-4104 NTH AN WALL PAPER Pp service Free pickup an eliverr " : 4 ) Elizabeth Lake Re = HAS AN TAY AVON te oe 4. _ Gardner 491 Central. FE | I a sm from. the All errors should be re [ ae nite : “i : 2 TSR DENI \f | ENS Representative called on rou tatee| WOMAN TO CARE ‘OR 2 CHIL- remeres Tl bis IE | 27519 _ 7 | Acuatele — rats ecb nein with Rev, Henry E. Wrobbel offi- Gortee im medietely TRON Gel macnier pric See | Has opening ‘or an executive if not we have an opportunity | ‘ren if exchange tor board. room | PLUMBING ¥ WORK DONE REAS. GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR. PLASTERING | ALi Riwbey* Ciating Interment in Kingston Press @ssumes no respov- Nowe Umaiiee ois GC bane sun | Salesman Salary blur bonus Cal) {0,994 to make $2 or $3 hourly | And some wages, Rochester-Utica | _onadly OA _ betel Brick, stone cement work. Plas. | _fyers. OR ¥134 Gomeiery. Mrs. Harrell will tie sibiltty for errors other nly Co eecEaien wake Hue | Mr. Lewis FE 40 ‘| wofking part time in vour neigh- fee ae t ae and weekends | PLUMBING - “ORK WANTED. | tering and tile work FE> ¢-2290 | PLUMBING AND ReaneG Hs Prctial pBlgahe Dzeeieon-sonns) j than, cancel We eneracs EFM Sia SAL ESMEN FE" Tht” SPPuBtmERE see OL as —wone | pester ebahttang sy SUARANTERD ROOPE ACL | SoPpig,® tne FE ere ra ncn aneliecbon = wattle oe See b A} t : Hugus : KELLY, MAY 281056. MRB” ANNA insertion of the advertise- GU Aris EXPERIENCED AGE 45 REAL ESTAYE HELP!! HELP! art time in variety gift shop. any kind FE 8-3375. : 383. N. Cass PE 3.3021. FE 2-094 alco @RINDING, CLIPPERS to 55 Minimum height $ ft. o| ‘ 24 j rLP YH “LP !! _Box 97. Pontiac Press | = i Ep 46, 101 South Bivd., age 90: ment which bas been rep Have opening for ‘alert young - ie wets MOV: knives. shears 9 lawnmower: Li dered valueless through the in Must have biue police type : Et THE PARTY LINE 3 Work: Wante Femal 1 E ING) FULLY drat sister of rot Suale'B Maru an error "When cancellations rote ring Rtn #8 za invof listings, aaverusitg and Needs. iris now for, site| ~ Help Wanted a J ee | soaueees Fm eeete. UA. Youre tae ee Corrie Johnson. Mrs. Kelly will) g ®T¢ Made be sure to get 2, Detroit 1. inch © contacts, Earnings unlimited, { : | z OR 3 {CHILDREN To EP | AYING, “ ” ; 5 | ramics Easy bookings KE! Ail fin!shin, 38 Edi La eae WORK GUAR- aes Greg yeatte Fysemae itt] | Sees aware | |onivornetonraoe —aavcex | MAVIAN REALTY CO, | Satlen®8? ceaststtandt Ba | ACE? rs 2058 yim omen mrevey tee mr DE, faurnie Te Beton: PAE Cao grening until time of ser rvice.|§@ without tt bigs “and fixtures ae ae) Co ope rallvel nes! one ey (vies _____—C__| «Bibles, Rugs, Drapes. Etc. Buds) isp’? of Keege Harbor. iat Faun CENSER | Saws, ‘Hand Lawnmow ers ‘ee at ave ‘ob sho xpe- 2 uron 1 } #4 “ ona use ts ‘Rpm ee AS Closing’ t!me. tor advertise. | | rience Squlera: Gauce C a ootae SHEET METAL WORKE RS, FOR eoueexeeren Mode arene Ko rei, HEBER commialons | am “WOME WANT ee aN AH FLOOR CONTR ACTOR Mani pry caning ley 8t Macedonia iepuis >{Ghureh sith) ments containfng type sizes j W oil Mile Ra Berkley experimental aireraf: wotk Must bam) home Cyuple with 3 ome piy a ds. oe uy, Salesman- mies. cleaning FE 7 [610 CRANE on ene cane raLesch eee Bagky eet her officiating. In larger than regul a {GRILL MAN NEAT IN APPEAR- be experiencetl in metal layout daughters need mature oerson in-| ager rady, roit No, 1 IRONINGS, AB ae a | Saws— yn . ferment in Aap Hill cineter | type 19.12 o'clock Sioa the i ance Alert \oun man between band forming and finishing Tap terested tn sharin, oe ge sibilities MAN OR WOMAN FOR GOOD | pick-up and deliver. 1 rt serv- LEE TRENCHING ~ | Saws—Lawnmowers Mra. Kelly may be seen at the dav previous to publication the apn of 2) to JO janity pay overtime. McGregor Mfg in happy househol 50 weekly. Watkins route We tral | ice. EM 3-0059 ae 2st ‘ LL Shapened William F Davie Puncral’ Home f | tor advancemen: Any MT 4.2549 Telephone Midwest 641.2. Steady year ‘round No layatts. | ALL IRONING 03 BU— PICK-UP | SERVICE | eee eee Cem berinin ee after 3:30 pm_today Transient, Want Ade may between 2 and 4 pn SHOE SALESMAN FOR STEADY LADY FOR FOUNTAIN WORK Average $250 to $300 per hour. | and delivery 1 day service. FE! Beptic tanks completely inttalieq SHOVERS WALL WASHING SERV. SHULZ HAZEN W. 2054 MAN- ) be cancelled up to 0.30 « § gpack Shon 9535 WORK EXPERIENCE On ABIL. with awn tramportation. 160> ae Apply_in person, 150 N_ Perry. Footings, dirt removed. sand Roe oen serene widow | pervice Pea ea ee Shiney the day of publication ance i _Birmincran ITY TO LEARN QPOORTUNTLY Long Take Rd. MI 6-0648 RETIRED COUPLE TO SHARE MY | Sas YarrtiNG G WASHINGS AND _erevel. MAple Soa | “"* Homes. offices, factories. FF af Mar . rst insertion HOW MOL] 1) YorL. .. TO _ TRAN FOR MA" AGER. MAID. GEN 5% DAYS QOOD home. Write Florence & mith, | troni 4 DBIaotrnge aes ae (nee Messer}, father of Donal { Ny 4 td ' SICK AND ACCIDENT INSUR: i] nce Am Cass ee one $3 a‘bushel FE NO DIQGING FREE ES EstTmM ' St : ae ne ms SIC I ‘ salery Pleasant workin ond ac Mich _RFD No 2-R868 | TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV Tearand MRS ag Noe, Gig Camm want ap mares 12,2 comet acne oo Side OMRR MS Pie area aihole vost tares cane “ANTES ER ROR ABRARARS. | | Prootmg Lisa ST a rree estimates Phone! Fr Paul LePiant. son of Mrs tt ; nintment only? We lace @ heties ’ “MIDDLEAGED SALES a EADY tatives for Pontiac and surr ENVELOPE STUPFIN - ER REMOVED » Bhulz brother of Ateian Miter Lines 1-Dey 3 Dave 6 Days i wae to eres aouiie menue. ' if Dea ee eee ene with experience in crafts and hob- ing isene carn aS dressing Fah rr aoe AND AD /PARERING. PAPER REMOVED | TREE T TR RIMMING aap REM OV = Febery Seb pare atinier’ || 3) SUAS SME $208 | Sox aime soos cetera of crow BEAN (GOOO GrronTonity {ptt VE Big WANTED Employment Agencies EXPERERNC Warts FREE rae FE been.) Sis “umes PE Pe Pe ley. | 77. van dies. «Ff mhetie "OR RIGHT MJ APPLY IN E NEW A = Funere eat ee Sie is ses Oe eee amar (cook _FEREON. Ment SHOE GO. 43,,_Bicmar Inn... W Huteo Employment Agencies BA da icere eee rap ass | Worn Ralieg oa toa SEP! REPAIR aw TREF SERVICE — SPRAY, z ut 226 4.98 600 1 @ncy ae eg en SAGINA i > KF r TIM days. Dependable, Pret Vet ~~~. ne ne utch elm, mosquitoes wend, Bi Cemetery r 270 aan 720 | roofing ate Nease call me for ~ \ So | Farr re FOREEART rie BIRMINGHAM side. FE oath, ret ° |R_G@. SNYDER FLOOR LAYING | fruit trimming & feaboweh tree WALSH. May 30. 986. “MICHAEL. 7 31 867 = 840 appointment CaF “requited | Mr WANTED ea oe abe ners See : GENERAL CLEANING BY TRE | Sanding and finishing. Phone FE gatimates, Phone FE ¢-$805, 0: osep ontiar aa s a Jan a 48 oro _Crane E4482 , lite op oo a A hd ha 4 5 day. Call between 6:00 and 7:99 | 7" | E 2-8850 dear (tether (of Mars Pred te siiie itunes (, BY THE POLICT PRX OPERATOR, IMMEDIATE Immediate ful NGS monly PE @3763 and ask for | STONE WORK OF ANY KIND, WEIL DRILLING - perance Mre Richard Lane. i Qualifed appiteants for permanent! Part time opening for experienced retarien) yay ce Pete me Sec: earl _{ree estimates Call OL 2.1838 | Well_and pump repair OR 3.2308 rari hl i Eo ‘o—— heastinstitnantiientiheenstion inet a UN aI ET Slee Aerie) Caaark Gl aimed edad lag|| herd tnd dapatien el ccicicene:| LADY wisktEs WORK BY DAY. HOME REMODELING AND — Pek ee petr OR TS ® ear c ee bs | 4 ‘ itto e Bait Recter Walk Ripe re a a: eral Mebenit eecurte rae tur tite required Hour'y rates, $146. Birmingham Employment Service, | PE 0-34 | building maintenance. Cement Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 sii) be nes Belurday June 2 9 = eoMine comet Clee ee tec eerie LMA pln ulPersonaele omic Pontiac 130 ee Birmingham MId: | LAWN MOWING “OR ODD JOns! Ore roofing. siding. additions, | from St Michaels Church at 40 j Greist to Je, tllgh schas grwauare General Hospital, $61 W Muron, West ©4254 0 by pensioner Phone REp 98-3021 Pree est ae se cM saree DRESSES, SUITS, COATS & Al am. Interment tn Mount Hope. BOX REPLIES | het 3° and #4 weigh at leant “ERC F PrIONIST “SECRETARY ‘TYPING AND CLERICAL WORK ree estimates Ph EM _ 3-4104 terations 191 © Huron. FE ¢7714 pemetery. Mr Walsh is at tt oy = 1 VSO ths 20-20 sisiyr without pias: eeded immediately by one of OBS FOR iN | to do in own home. Experienced PLASTERIN’ Sindy PATCHING. | ALTERATIONS PROFESSION AI Deneison-Johns F { nay y ' N p cme eee a Uncrate Home At 10 a.m. Today chere ¢ Our }2 y | mene OUR). ty, ue on Reed character, call Birmingham s oldest and most? yp MATHEMATICIAN. . nnn and arelerences f necessary FE | Bed ell , experience 37 Spokane Dr. FF Sa ght eld Friday at 6 pm, ' “ere replies at the Press (S Martis, Bes Birmingham MI Meelis Corsiuk ceonroenene - OFFICE MGR TRAINEE $300 MIM EOGRAPHING_-TeING TRE NCHING AND | 7077 SS Galuinvas sowary at"a 30pm ac | office im the following T | ee TMANEEDT =a Copditoning ate “apefonrs SALES. MUSE TRAVEL fagg -fearilaeruce ewaaws | RULLDOZING | | Garden Plowing — 168 | : b NTFED ee | : (— : — Ho ne ama fen manera’ \ boxes: 6olmakers 2 MEN tO re ARN HEATING: necessary oP telepmone shorthand 2 years adjusting experience wAsninGg ware — = _D Tompson FE 44841/ = A] ROTOTILLING = — : | ANQ AIR CONDITIONING WE and typing Salary can be co ed Ferkins . rd p 3, 6, 8, 13, 14, 16, 25, 3 ~ TRAIN AN ND Pay |W mit LE! mensurate with rth iabiity (Ca Cail |. CAREER CENTE R i ___ Building Service 12 — Building Supplies wise Fea ne PRSONABLE PE 30077 ANT : NECES-| for appointmen inyder, Kinne | S - Gan bs of Thanks 4 28, 44, 45, 48, 49, 50, 58, AND SARY CAR AN ASSET RUT NOT. A _Refnett Mi 4? 7 | B-l RIKER BLDG FES-0416 | wn | COMMERCIAL TILE. gpeam “heme ouldosg Re ae ae i 60, 69, 71, 76, 85, 93, 11 ; NECESSITY IF YOU ARE SECRETARY WANTED FOR LE- color. Never used. MT We wisn in Te way 70. — a W : Pon. hk PERSONAT. INTER Y i | gal office Prefer Pacioe E Basements ciavned _ pbbdoped| = «| ate SowERT fraternal order, ete. for their com. | dvapcem ax. = OO BETWEEN, < Ae i aay! _ Shorthand necessary. FE 3 | Seeseesaye resting conde nieioe! $000 USED RED BRICK, "QUAN. Plowing. atacing ple NT od Ses Say batten eed Mintacp ieee oLLKk TOP CRANE ROORREEPEN | R, SER om Me AEE ene | oan Cah SR Tg Set S| _lneding cow mature” FE ‘sa and dea my busband David Pp FURNACE. to br wk. very good working con- GRADS MICHIGAN REMODELERS cueras i ‘A’ 4 PLO a ND GARDEN _Keeter_ Mrs. Keefer and niece i! Help Wanted Male 6 attern WID, | SALES MEN i HIGHEST sites Genres Cee ‘ottice ony ens Fi sso ; BRIKCRETE plowing. Tractor 9 AND caine i . ta pal some sellin pod to SAND EK 4-5000 In Memoriam 2 Top Makers experience oreferred, but not ne vd DNION LAKE REST HOME FOR’ peotarer upvite Us Now | Lavina” owe Ih OQUALITY phos oh Carat Aah egaet _after 3 pm anytime. FE ‘foes a . CAREER S essary Cal FE 2-'143°for ae: retired ladies Not convalescent. | ve (Bs HO Hata JOB OPEN | WOR 1287 8. Commerce. Walled Lake. |GARDEN | PL > & DRAOOTNO AA PRP we OPPORT Ae _pointmen: Stay by week month or year, UNTIL Ghapua M ID- C._BUD BILLS, FE 6-: MA 42675 OWING & AOGING TREASURED MEMORIE: or a! IPPORTUNIT | aes | 88 vacation Home nriv EM! Wrst 4b. Pontac Malay WR ee ——= | este” ‘Callender. 664 _° Gevoted som and brother Jame: AS LOC4!, SALES KEP. OF ; ; | Het Wanted Female 7 +4073 a - BANK BLDG FE §-9227 TA. T CE WE Tr WORK : 2 Maree on cied May iit libs {ARE FASTEN. “INaNcTAL se p WATTR Se PART TIME APPLY LLOYD MONROE Business Services 13) OR SRE A Ba Ge ve left @ beautiful mem. — TON SALAK* OR} ’ . ; ir nerson Jet Bar 716: Wood. ~~ eee aes ae Ds meee ragging 68! 2 Aahes settee . ered att Ty ey REF 008 AN : ruploy met ALTERA’ IC N war nn Instructions 9 FE 46866 A-l EAVETROUGHING FURNACE OARDEN PLOWING AND HAR: | But te" us che, reat eee es, EARNINGS 4 Ten a a ui ee CVitice ; 7 : i~— ee ne A.A LAYING” SANDING aN cleaning and repairs Reas Fe towing FE 2-7360 : joni SKILI AND ABITITS Hae . g \ | . ss . LEARN TO DRIVE THE SANE- “Ticensed Contraco, FR pre te GARDEN PLOWING AND _ Disc 2 | Your memory will never grow old OUGH TRAINING 2 OCALLY : W N ee A ae WAY AT “SAFE-WAY™ DRIVER _Pottiac Hardwood Floor Service BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS | ing Vicinity of Auburn Heights a No tase ne Comes, fo night ve AND AT HOME OF FIC? PONTIAC Clawstied Vda" Pen ap Bae FE 228) Res FE #1645 A&B TRENCHING _ Peet t,o oblige’ nor sien ied Matec sled ol ; oL_ CALL MR BOND Wo, ‘ AC Far dattoreig (ana | esianicsieiees . 2 A& <) > est, No obligation -1631. GARDEN PLOWING GRADIN | piesa oe think of yea - pus FOR APPOINTMENT MOTOR vite and dressex Position la per- \\ ba’ na don't need for Work Wanted 1 Male 10 reat, water une field se! APPL. FANCE SERVICE haeanus & back filling OR a | \Bister and Brother-in-iaw_ recede te “ae hare * oo ~ hours, Paid vacations Sick eave , n | aap PAVING, DRIVERW We enbets, eigmates of sutometic | OT Sting Top wal OR ~ ' ee. See iictore wa Te . abd RTH TU Apply what vou do, cal F E 2 BOYS AOE is edo WORK — IVEWATS | washers, wringer washers, retrig. | __Wveling. Top_soll_O Se et ! joca! store. Write, DIV ISION j ' | of any kind, PES and eee areas Free ext erators, Radios. cleaners and ail| GARDEN: PLOWING B TS ind erparience Zetergncen, aes — | S 28181. FE dost OL ita A getiro) woo, amen appliances, Ror's, ‘or acre, azar are gai : ~ i +s EI jan Ave vas GOREN FLOWERS BRB a) ie a eat Wie Feats fo | woe powTiac, rocwoe.s| | At CARPENTER AND CABINET | a sia idsse te WOVAL or Fe 23168 . repair, tiem GARDEN : i cl “an 1U base, Le Atay nim . nb ' ¥ j i eh “ v , ‘ ; & ie } 1 4a s — * ~ oA” fa ’ Deh f aH f fi THE PON NTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, ‘MAY 31, 1956 “FIFTY. FIVE. “Wid. Transportation 31° RO TO O TILLING : [= WANTED yo Bs oe Ww Dutch- it. TExas 42386 collect: Re- ca aa ate Pg ae wy SILVER AND BLACK ROTO - TILLING LAWNS AND A ardens. OR py tik i a man Shepherd, ‘female, children's FRACTOR WORK COMERCIAL SDTsmas present. | Vicinity or grsee plowing. Reasonable |—2UG#0 Lake. Reward PE 5-308¢ re 4 LOST: BROWN LEATHER BILL- TRA WORE fold. per ently. needed. Re- @ardens and lawns late| ward. Mate BLUE | ent, includ wer ‘rake; LOST: ‘ BUEDE oy dates ve ease, p jadket 4 rere Ue 2.2196 SIDE ING & GRAD-| LOST: ey Also black dirt & manure.) and cocker. in a ‘ueme et 44228. ‘eens Heights. Call FE Tat WOMEN's GLASSES VI- | __ Laundry | Service By “fy eon Nat'l, Bank. PE Lacs CURTAINS, PLAY CR leon! LOST: TO FOX TERRIER. finished. Pontiac black and white Wearing = ‘Laundry. Phone FE 2-8101 __ harness yee — seen ts oe FOR PAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. ward PE %-0 | e, ph. Pontiac Laundry.’ FE LOST IN DECEMBER 3300 BALD = Resetaet “Duke Bronse sa- GS. DONE IN Dark on collar my home. pick-up and deliver. above w bite leg Phone Call FE 54-1910. “Landscaping 118A ae ALL LAWN CARE. MOW anp| OF Sane FE 2-5154. AREA. Ligh? ‘ PE 23-1668 Hobbies & Supplies 24A ’ call 8-101. “Be sumber sett .ABBLE MERIAN«SLUE meer mre pe to fit) Ba coos nursery sod. C. Milis. _Lawrence 21414 @LARK'S LANDSCAPING SERV. | _ Notices & & Personals 25 5 3 mine of ee ~ ~ coMBINED FoRcEs “oenerat| Aerotred Knapp Shoes Herman _\eame P rE nt & main- 2070 “atrport Rd. a OR $1892 | LAWN SERVICE . AUDIVOX HEARING a AID. RM 14 Lawes baleins, fortitising and _101%3 N. Saginaw. igns, a mowing. e estimates (00 WEDDINO | INVFFA TIONS. 50 38621, or OR 35015 | Sutherland studio A ra "| Printed napkins — ~/ a ae Ea tcc totale meee and DURA-CLEAN | You lawn m nance _ an R RUGS A AND FE 2-0712 or FE 4-6510 | UPHOLSRERY. FREE ES Est FE LANDECAPING. 172. 0 Cc. Mills, diay MAID POR SUPPLIES. PE 23-6814. 93 Mark. LANDSCAPING & YARD WORK ‘CRAVE NO oO t0u. AT ALL, GLEAN PE +017 | wall to wall with SENERAL 10 _*! ts. in STRAIONT L. oy ‘Foam: Walte's Ne one LAWN CUTTING | MAHOGANY, REED Midi OR- —Vvery old—ex it condition = seas Mich Ps Pree ‘eet ‘ine tone, $135. ‘Ca PE 23-0018 3 ANDA AFTER $ DATE. MAY GARDENS AND | ae 1966. I will not be responsible lawns. on PE 5-1842.| for any other debdta contracted Bm 3-008 ae AND| to any other than myself Bert © LEVELING. FE 46229 | i icteare ride bo) dock, Pon- top soll turn. PR 72050. PERSONAL _ON AND APTER | BLACK DIRT, FILL So tospeneteie fe eet brad | dirt Peon, 85 ritt DIRT ment een owsy Playhouse, 5 ‘ Tel ‘ate M Mr 62303 near jegraph wt SUCH CRUST — IN THE OVEN YARD & DRIVEWAY GRADING | | that is. Get the new “ITS” Oven & back filling FE 5-3552. Cleaner Waite’s Notions \EXPERIENCED SPENCER Com. _ Moving & T & Trucking | 19) re Winnitred M,, Oder iea, Mic re MOVING TRUCKING ooo pu pete 32-4131 cerviee. EM 3-5253 or FE 5-367) t NO-HAULING | In Debt? A- ee SERVICE Rates ft vou are ha ble meet Reasonabi tee ing’ your paym or us A RUBE NYTHING | day. MI AN CREDIT COUN- ~_F i oT 4 ORlando| SELLORS, INC. 41's 8. Saginaw. 3.3370 | above Oakland Theater PR ¥-04s6 ax RUB: ish HAU SPECIAL SHAMPOO ere AND soyime TF AON —WACLIND, om Gold “ie ig cure ores it eving | wil pick up necyining,|_othy's 800_N, Perry 21244 “Travel el Agencies 25A Trucks to Rent) FUN WANTED? TRocES Tractors 2 ELKIN TRAVEL . | te ton pickups 14 ton ae BUREAU she Tratlers and trates on Ci meeuataeaionyevers an Pontiae Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. 25 8. WOODWARD Open Daily lactoding — PE 60461. FE 4-1442 GENERAL TRUCKING ANYTIME | | Ton and ‘, stake. OR 3-7572 or OL PLANNING A TRIP? Raat an SUOGESTI Liss shew RESERVATIONS | OREAT. LAKES CRUISES PONTIAC TRAVEL SERVICE | __1-6528. eves. T HAUL EVERYTHING. IMMEDI. 68 W HURON ST. FE 8-3251 | Bannon —oteageD, Wed. Children to Board 26, or rubbish cl FE 431%. | aa | 1 A AVY HAULING tor FE 2110 AND ceneD At me FE 80008, COEDS ET OR Wid. Household Goods 27 Witt HAUT pace DIT ony. | FURNITURE NEEDED | coe and tire home or odd lots. tee = | salon seat 2s, ees | wh - re ‘or omm y now WAULINO. ANYWHERE. Sale, Phone OR \POR QUICK Hees OF ALL Ge sin goods, call MYr- | a WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL | _tadios and portables FE 45-6785 | any place. FE 2-6685. aes fol ure RUB dish. me VB Sire DELL CARTAGE Local ~~ Lrg) Moving | a ‘BOY {Tt OR AUCTION | r you. 62681. | REDUCED RATES oye PONMACS CAROEST van to serve you. Smith, irasare buvers. oving, FE 4-4864 : +7881, | WITH 2 TON STAKE TRUCK WANTED TO BUY GOOD USED | __wants hauling FE 4-4088 _| sofa-bed or Mide-a-bed Mabaso ee and clean MA 5-4210 Painting < & _Decorating 2 20 Sie | uy, ee furniture Phone FE 29-5523 A-1 INTERIOR DECORA- ) ay TING REAS ABLE i PREE Wed. . Miscellaneous B ESTIMATES OR (~~ ————— pt ho a . DOO HOUSE. ee a-l CUSTOM DECORATING." WALL, two build one FE papering. Steaming service. Com: wanTED A GOOD cen “CAB. merce, EM 33435. inet sink Kitchen Mable and Wash- A-1 CUSTOM PAINTING. PAPER-| er Reasonable FE 2-7708 hanging Paper mates FE 46918 4-1 PAINTING INTERIOR & EX- terior. 10 per cent dise for cash. ee OR _Call_FE 5-84 \WILL BUY FURNITURE RELIABLE LE, ELDERLY Ye eaby wants board & room Box 50, Pon- tac Press ROOM AND BOARD FoR 1. MAN _Private FE 2 a | Convalesce ent Homes, 38A ee, Aa MOWDEGFUL, HOME FOR ELD- lexibie rates excel- ci Nursing me 1365 Baldwin Ave PE sous by Mre. Merie DuFord BOARDING HOME FOR ELDER. ly ery raveuem: fed and care cF_CARE FOR AGED: __ Hotel Rooms HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms by Dey or Week Also 1 or. ie foom apartments | Cooking and retrigerat ion unit off Auburn FE 2-019 “HOTEL ROOSEVELT Rooms 012.98 ob Ae $1750 up HURON Wore CLEAN MOD. cern rooms by Gay + week 45) _ West Huron 8t Phone FE 2-8246 Rent Stores 40. 2 STORES 218 AND 217 N. DIX; fe Suftable for wholesale. | or office location. FE 5-0562, OR 3-190) ee GROCERY STORE FOR 15 YrRa per month Located at 424 Os mun St OL 3-076) MAIN FLOOR LOCATION ony West Huron, next to tke Building Idea! for retatl or ore fessional services office Ward ¥. mertridge Reiter 16 WW Muron FE 4 For Rent Miscellaneous “42: SS j BOAT ANT. FLOOR ey 'POL- aba Lt scrubbe: rement oor ers wecmners eté. FE *-31 Baildwi "ONE WAY COAST TO COAST Lary HERE THER rn. and Cisse jolene ¥. £ low wigad | Dixie Hwy For Sale Houses, 43 FAST BEVERLY Near Josiyn 2 hedroom modern home good, location on paved atrest Combination storm* arid screens, tt (Lie eects blinds sera T\ SIN BE "NC aT SE CTION — 3 room house, extra lot $4 956 will allow $106 for work to be and wii) accept s, or sutomodile ment.. WIT. Is ey “BREW ER rE niet yn eure ve #7704 » { ped DONELSON PARK — wets tot _ Rent Office Space 4 | file’ bath select oak floors mod- ermistic kitchen with Formica counter top Really and truly well-constructed home ke priv- Neges About 44) mil rom city Terms. Lovely Le style bungalow with at- tac ee uerere cp haledah ol = en attic “iEucepiionatty large convenient location oaly 1b city bus a ui. BROWN, Realtor uren 32-4810 Co-Operative ve Real Estate Enchange | VETERANS ONLY $300 Down | PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS 3 BEDROOM Ranch. Type PAYMENTS $53.92 per mo. PLUS TAXES 4ND INSURANCE See for Yourself MODEL OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY 810 Drive ovt N Perry '» mile | Montcalm and East Blvd to right 2‘, ant el). dlocks Castell Realty: oe NEW 3 BEDROOM de. 2 pe gpa on Union Lake, SS eee. an fin- elater at bern Sales Co, t Sie foe Down PAYMENT Bur. SALE BY a oom Oe ~~ RANCH HOME Walton Bivd Tile . Vestibule, 6 x lot. Only $10, ST ATE-WIDE al wher Service of Pontise is) RLES, REALTOR 1717 6 peo FE 40891 to erage City aeeet and water tnstajied 7 ae Pe toe FE 22 a BEDROOM. BRICK Will trade for emalier home A 2 bedroom jake front, trede for city home LET US BELL YOUR PROPERTY FOR YOU |€, HOUSTON REALTY ve 4-6331 or FE 2-0068 or FE 32-7126 | beth basement, street. on South Edith st 800 full price. act fast — 5 | channel, lovely # for the fish- ; erman $8250 with ¢2,500 down see it now . | Lovely 3 bedroom home in the | Drayton area. new in 1953. has everything you want in a home $11,300 with $2,900 down: pay- ments $63 month YOUNG—REALTOR 412 W Huron &t _ FE 44526 — For Colored, $1000 1 Dn. ALTON 8T Good 4 rm close to schoo) Needs a few re- pairs but ts « fine buy at §5.000 with $50 mo , NIC HOL.LF : & HARGER CO _FE 54183 yo W Muon - TRIPP | Das ton Plains | | F.xrelient famiir home situ ‘ \ 1 bedroom, 3 up | sell at bedrooms. Gan heat $14,900 Terms Ottawa Drive Beautiful brick Colorial ¢ bedrooms, 3 full baths plus 1 powder room. Superb sun- room. Fireplace, many ez- tras carpeting. drapes 3 car brick garage Screened terrace storms, awning screens, wal softener Terms Shown br ap pointment | Low Down Payment 3 bedroome full tinting foomifving room ural fireplace er bullet ee book#ases Carpeting and ment garage Beeutifully, landscaped site close to schools and charches All ready for you to ove inte See it now’ Jeshe R. Tcipp. Realtor 22 W Lawrepce St Open Evenings FE $-8141 of FE 5$-8104 My REACH CASH CUS. | TOMERS through Classi- fied Ads. Call RE 28181, will | bedroom home on. Cass Lake | home | 3 Family brick on Norton Ave 2 Family brick in South East part of town Ful! price. $6850 HOE Other | 66 wo Huron a E425 | cou ORED 2 BEDROOM NEA a k plant. $900 down. F tae | LOU i M MODERN rnished. 2 Pi. Up ironed wn pay- ™ 4: room te none at Oxbow ee scres a aries rer 7 “room house Garage Hospital Rd. A good buy at $7000 wi terms GEO. MARBLE, Realtor 6261 Andersonville Rd Waterford Phone OR_ he . + ELIZABETH LK ESTATES — Brick Corner location 2 Jots Gas heat. fireplace, full base- ment Early possession FE 53-5435 GAYLORD ELIZABETA LARE PRIVILEGES ig & great asset in Peele living Tastefull tw home af living rosa, lovely’ kitchen with combined dinette En- Good Buys NNAN PE 42877 closed reay porch or patio. Chain link fenced rear yard and }') car garage Pric low at $1,500 with §2.900 down. Call PE 40606 ELIZABETH LAKE WSTATES ts the exclusive type neighborhood I believe you would want live 5 story home ree A GOOD BEACH Is IMPORT. ANT. This hes tt. along with a dock Idea) surroundings, 4 rooms hes OK? My: bya you see ORION & iy We i — vreranch hori Lake Label owe ronta, ‘eke. cong eet property bot Pake Brion or stop at | end ame. uy ti3} or PS | roadway. cA a ¢ Ime POL TPLE LISTING TALL ELECTRIC. HOME *) t™ -JUDSON PARK AILY 2- PM 1% miles north of Walton Bird. just off Adams FRANK SHEPARD * : f_QREEN LARE ORION MULTLE LISTING #ERVICE | cei BEEN anch home w ‘ a | American meta) - should please the housewife Colored fixtures and con- ‘trasting tile in the beth- rooms. Located west of city near Crescent Lake Only ~ 9 left. We have the key | ELIZABETH LAKE §E8- tates and only $9,500 Has 2 bedrooms. wardrobe ciloe- ets. modern tile bath. oak floors lastered walls, all in excellent condition. 1's car garage. 50 x 200 ft deep lot, nicely planted Alum|}- | hum sterm sash and ' Kool- vent awnings included Beech amd boat privileges. GU8 SECURITY WILL BE YOURS when you buy this bu galow Pisscenn Hiving room, modern kitchen fle bath, Marge utility room. garare down moves you in Low $52 @ | "month payments Ine lud- ing taxes and insurance Be safe. not sorry! BE FIRST We tuat listed this extra sharp bungalow in super condition thruout plastered walis are * decorated « xcellent oak floors. kitchen with extra cupboards. spacious le bath, and full basement Bomething really exceptional at $10,050 $200 PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS. Bricrete bungalow. laktered walls, oa floors, | full | jot in Enough? GI te RAY Onc 242 8 Telegraph Rd PE 3-7103 o Phone Co-operative a sei5 Estate Exchange K Established tn EET USSBCILD THE HOME OF YOUR CHOICE DFSIGN NO 1A ‘brick ranch home designed for the coupe whose family ts raised: It fae attached 1'>car-warece basement and also utility ' room on the ist floor hes i shaped living and dining | tm extending full width. of house 2 nice rms and optt bath arrangement many other wanted features “QUALITY WOILT' on wour lot for $12,675 This te but = example We'll price anv :of th 450 HOME PLANS | WE HAVE PAI MQUINTSg Ww tn our flee to help | Realty aia. an that war eee rou OL 1-751 Rochester ) | LAKE HOME ' shor deep, Stately 4 bedrms. ity baths Lee liv rm, kitchen. Heated porch ce. Rec rooin. Bar Ca rma. Garage. Quick pore Seoeine. of bargains only For Sele Houses ' 43 PRN ON OP ROL ONL se ‘ Room ‘ROUSE AT 68 OJEST. { Oakland, Inq ‘A, wire. 63 Chamber- _ts. _ FE 23-0689. A GOOD BUY, $9,000 . here's one $1,009 down. Semi-fin- ished 2 bedrooms, path, large ‘liv- room dining room and kiteh- space utili m. i car ga rage, ol] heat. Located just north of of | Drerton Plain 000.» ; “FOR OU FCK SAL E East side brick terrace unit. 3 bedrooms and bath ‘nr, large liv- ing room, dining ‘coma dn kitch- en down. New sink in & Full Leer ee) — space and © om ye ibe ake py dda permitted, CHE TEMPSTEAD - 102 BE. Huron Street PE 4¢-8264 Eve. FE_ 2-30" 2-307! BY OWNER — 87,060. WEST : S rm. brick terrace. Ol). 3 bed- rooms, Venetian blinds. Cptoetes FE canis $3,675 down, STOUTS Best Buys - Today! with $2,000 down. CROOKS ROAD — Cute 4 room home on 60x80 ft lot 2 bedrooms new pump. ~ all fixtures for bath but not connec session =n short time Total price only $5,050, bed So aah le brick shell. just pieted with finest construction on large . Bedrooms tix + dow Only sn te: handle. cE IT A POINT TO SEE THIS! TERRIFIC — ane i Peace hee pie eae se pees Rabat, 7 rooms, 3 scribes @ lak aco d, bath, ptten by lcd ine sine SS with , reore oe ee Fsah, ee retet, pester, oagyet und ssreened pre . Convenient terms Edw. M. Stout, Realtor. “Aer — yp Oe + OFFERS Neer Ww ebster School bungalow = ow Lake Privileges—3 Lots su ae ay te cai Brick 4 Family Each unit Bloomfield Highlands 4 bedroom brick home situ. ated on ped “ alminum screens. §25, 760, Roy Annett Inc. 2 £ merce eral 86-0466 Evenings and Gunday 1-4. * Johnson terme. FOR BETTER HOMES 1 BEDROOM RANCH | POL LMAN. designer | WRIOMT architects | The Pontiac *rea's only authorired | | “Heme Planner < Center " We also errings facetina Call or ome out #o the convenient office 1 ETOYD KENT, ‘QUALITY BUILT HOMES: 27200 Dixt wr 'y block on Telegraph | AMPL® CUSTOMER PARKING Fe 20123, office | i i | | | Realtor ye | | ir Bullt tn 1055. Large utility room, off furnace and ¢ and seeded Lake privileges. Only $8200 total with terme. BU SINESS AND INCOME Make an addittone! included) dotng pi business tn the basem# Bonet your failing income with this deal EXCEPTIONAL 3} bedroom home on Malt side & large rooms. plus huge giassed-in rear porch. — Income from rented ¢ca aaraze Price just reduc so hutry! OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING! id bas rooms, 2 baths and full basement. Owner must so will Neten to eny reasonable er, Can't be beat. AMAZING BARGAIN Young Laat men Laltos City, One the most s tractive 3 Saree homes in the Bloomfield-Mighland sub- division Has rca tal | housewife wants, beaut Lid saree Seeing ‘2 be- | Deviag’ best of all. the PR eIOMT. OFFICE OPEN 98 JOHNSON, Realtor - 1704 S. Tele i h Rd. FE 425 Wwe ci build om ye A tion RED SHoRsE CORP. 5019 re “} p. waenin ‘| FAS aad mg FIFTY six oe dare zi es 3 . . cre 2 af : : Lene 4 ik :*s . ‘ o res fj . Houses 48 on ste a eee | ~ For Sale Te . | ee ae Bee? rae 2h Nake \ Houses 43 ; r THE P WW {one pe oe es Se al j SSR Soe ee . ; Houses 43] __For Sale Houses _43|CARNTV THE PONTIAC PRESS,“-TAURSDA’ Se ee) + eee ‘Fi By 43| CARNIVA ; S$; TAU BE ee = _.FIR® SALE x OWNER: t/t, PROM DO L 7 'RSDAY, MAY 31, _ OSE SA a3 Log bung ven fire’ rm. wooded WN-} ' - by Dick 7 31, 1956 j ae a is. fe] | _.. HOMES: | ape a Dick Turner| For Sale es pea ees se, * = : ™ 6 . Me ‘or Sale H \ ‘ , = ¢ 1@ x \KESIDE ma hee fae | | = a | NELSON STREET T = For Sale Lake Propert, | y 44 - “NEW RANCH HOM OTE, 708 come of our OMS AND BA =a 4 Modera 9 . $505 D < brad pee For Sale Lots “4 ON LARGE LOTS» [> dhtses 4re oie eee es Be ae oe n. a a1 NW S | Faniend, are 1, Reahee _tult buyer FE b20a swale po deen bevetat . dine ' “pus LE Lis FE 5-0003 ; eee. i $12, * price ek CORD are ARTO SERVICE | ——WEe ORIENTAL thee" terms tla goes" Sij| Immediate Occupancy | 8, } Bt or iz ely al : o, = ' : : appoint: "t last, | - nec e ; _ 08 POLL PRICE. Fenced y modern 4 room, wita | DIMEDIATE Poss! x | bret al W aa 3 Months B M ae. Sut Fm eof vane trent | MULTIPLE. LISTING ” ig centers, 3 lores beariee! wid 4000" down, mus! "he" seen, 87806 structed “8 rho cata Ca an a A VM. AL 7 . First Ps efore coumakena tena oie aa f — ; ving room s., = home ; \ = | ayment Ideally located about #20, 5 ! i W » eee, kite fow. 1% oy eee vie ¢ N re VA E ; Engineering for subdividing. WATKINS-PO} cabinets, Bxi0 uit ro a S Gr peel SIDE |8 ACRES — 7 Pie, j ee a New 2 Bedroom Bree tak ern complete | re Excellent Sg NTIAC. room, m room’ \ ‘ fine deve uilding | ¢ites ey ys) Mommas (labs storms Nand Saremenycinminee of resibiitties uniim soot Ww urea st aE HA Homes Phan Sod beta Spee papa onan” bee we "Sr ccmtrelied a cay. this wantial bale Oo screens, ivy “yams fea foders © rosa tems . n Event va ment call today. and sppoint- Streets Somes woonre Jote, Bh ae ate tt wad |S eo ieee ~eon| 7 ed . sse.otarttmae| Clarkston ao oe tak: arene, anced UE AREPHONT pare” bee ee . ~ |KNUD ssid singe sd Sto " reed to fire nce, plus 5 With private | Need year af eh. 3. : . to schools, ple large ate | 8 som ‘ound = ho: es 7 eal Es ‘ vesementy tect decorated. “tull | THE ae ‘Wika Low Ottawa Hills Tend, est Tate Ss av to Oak- Bar Starter. D | " R DG M. ELV f “i + | Well located 6 on Oakland ow | TAKE COTT. . : +, with room and 1 blocks : ee The at EWAY |. gecsurtinys oop && Wun ahtached” garage. Proper i Es, HerisimO aeons | us Setatew na Drove aye Ss ‘Conti | gas magia poe Yk for PE eo | = " Sasa wala ith veces, OPEN DAILY FROM Fr see te Dreyion Plains ase N. OR viz — ax Ce inental”’ _MOLTIPLE ListINo ounce” XO OWN PAYMENT | =——_ ‘wt g gq) shown, ows payment. Olsdiy| PE ARL. : 1:00 PM. + anTAKE, FRONT N. Lapeer Rd. of ns } = 4 * Ca VENTURE IN OM | WEST SIDE MORTGAGE COST | Si SS SA AB LDG. CO. | Hits, Brenlace, sr OME” | North of Ponti : A 9 bedroom ODERN, $750 total pric DE Wil bulld e@ you COST Den L amilies 5-793 wees Grepiece. garage finished | 9 8 of Pontiac 4 2 dedroom brick with full base-| stern opal eal rk amos Bet Dar te gt A cee pe oe = opt 4 2 convention ion Line Srecresyet) ee pine trees with — Lorraine | furmace, paved careot: Seonnoat a with neh eee, __seriet that show ree 4 unit dwellin PaUr sc sosais keane - ries canockiog 8 ved le sowase cone A terrae say reet, Immediate pec our lot pesement. Or rer wt er app thats Go invest R 633 W. Huron ES Loh ESTATE leon apa Tos) Venetian eat mredera ¢ a ‘after 6:30 OR a fer Cull rome f i L: 43805 H. | siren | cae 6:30 OR particulars. AKE O storms & by Pitigy Atlee a Poveaion odern: is WM. MULTIPLE L Very mod RION ige OW storms © screens, full ~ storing See tetnranes |) MUL TP He KN ISTING SERV tu ern 5 room b04 mahe; tiled ba’ ) Easy TIPLE LIST? UDS 1cE re window: ranch, w. Huron 8t. ae ¢ “t kitchen. at "ON TIAC REAL NO SERVICE a0 Poatien EALTOR EN oe $10,500 — built a, Se aoe heat, ine aOGHE: $5492 or FE 56-8845 Ges heat = ci ~ ab eo ? ea CUSTOM, BUILT tise State Bank Bidg Absolute! ONAL OPPORTUNITY REASONABLE. afds, nen wall| 650. PEL RD. 1 ACRES. 106 ne = — ‘ 7 egies Fr ssi) mbst tuto. hot wien “fui "base Locale 9 onthe marke Wd, ay ome |S sae| (CO fet, tuts hot weier, sek neers cae nena a seas pousPEC piasiored ) wells, ) | suad rs: : W room apts... wii Two dand LOO “! tee Lower a Ga. DA’ 4 lots. Plenty faraee, ee poll! Reed eq ‘ wi inoelates pet ee _ * r win Hiodillog sapeeat wane at ity Se Bice No im to ied , wa West 2 Le matiac hee | deen bg sell ‘or pool iittacned 3 bdrm hema! ra priv. A cozy Se Lake Rd. is r ull t ack ath, ie s to ‘ ®. } D ‘oto “win ti.000 dows outerior et Here ‘s ace ve fine an Ret ag ay ay WER ine-Pontisc Ee- oy petit sil wibetween Oak: MODEL wore DAILY 6 a mises ‘towerd down pa heavy oa #860 "terms. Reduced or Sale reo oa lS lorot a} can rei on ws sooean oo he] iF R, BRICK MODERN C SUNDAY TO 8 vA yment, | Come out : 4 hy Snyder Lavend tae and only 8 miles tre ofa LOO CABIN Enugie Exchen ppseaices Ucueritc ee ‘hreplace, astell Re lt Lar om ant gussibode nee sdlection ang pect over cur lan ett ACREAGE : Snyder Lavender Pied tn | A oilers OUST | ee Roos ne eet Beene peek (cen eatery reac = . : ; ure this 1 ¢ in 19532. ch home ie few Gra PERRY po FE| MULTIPLE L 40 Rolling Ac renee in Lake os bed roo: Phage lot, 70 eaated caten “front oka heft i eqewanie mpian ais or PARK - R WANT ISTING res ge fi fon Off Subu 200, each E low This home has a ZDROOMS ~ ee agatha pee: fen gldatd Lal IN AT. ce With Nice Home ae Beat sopare oe Rares urban Subdivision Sor T. eG r= lant ‘ ap pp peyeoniss tor oid sacha f wees bom ates ees Sak 2 Houses, $3,000 D Level, cemageed farm, tom Bho a ce eerie ee ee Trocke Sel eetests Geter nied — by in, od yd, 910 ment 1 he 2 mod aC 3, yay own: ston. Th e, west me, on and setts minum stor ush door be Union Lak, “tS papi Rea ern kitchen dinin, iv ein 200. Paym eat. | ho: ern brick he n tet @ whole fi of Clark- bony rd 90,075, ms apd scr 3, alu- | BE. e_ Rd. AQHER sonable bmi full be plastic tii er oe ons uding ta ents, 948 rode Fal tcaee memes | the) mak nly enjoy thi family will ce : iat at 61 pact tlel Noemi egns. Price ce een Lan Oxford M REAL EST oe Pull re sement aed bo | 34-0847 nes, ins ond basement m french with full The 7 rm + ‘deal 4 avant pene) Mt et ua dows payment. y ze FRONT | ue qo Mic ne eo bass Price $7600 E ‘h, pears assed-in 3 0047, or FE 4-2637 } . large vil fuil | peat home ts setting. wo pay Oo payment. ° ma 1 tn ft. tr aoe 1 ACRE 86-3122 O. tL REA! me rage lew sigin, front |? BEDROOM BR. || ey edad ng room, ful-| dee ahs clennineed ee ey mont HURON at. cate t OR on p42" BUILDIN near LE. 3 had for e on| ‘age. Pric ICK INDIA ie corperee Samaser shies orated insid attract! GARDEN: —— uded G BITE. s meer Wate 3, Bedroom 42009 dows ean be | 192 ' Moneek SE etek 7 | 1 teem moter yom siaitenpes eco) | pee plone side and out ively Illness a ENS BUNGALOW | ied Cottage end | ACRES REAL G furnace. Cari qe ‘a a A A ——-—— or | foom modern brick ho Aiso 3 od ving room and 2tu ica Force fro Ul home. loc BEDROOM LA oSeomt_hoase, full prt RDEN LAND, _ Carport. Lot tea! = Sas RE. ‘A : MONEY MA street rick home on sid room. Modern an alee mo es the sale of Mice Catholic Chu ‘ated ' block | Fontise Lak KEFRONT HOME. P W. DIN full price, §7400. CE Ok sou Te ne L ESTATE| teadie: lew eee FAMILY ALotolli side et gral iiichen “attached moot new 2 edreom al pie eee joren saa) Corel! a 2029 Kingston. 66 W, Huron st me & insurance. ‘n- 0 Even re 44 3 ly insul ment wii! | 4 geod 2 ouse : down stable has a fu ch home Ou he anding | MED. POSSESS we eee 3 OFP avBUR a and Suna, 13 automatic. w ated—gas heat, >&sein bedreom ho and $100 per ment © 0 12 block bs It wal at, oak ppointments fesse ER — $750 DoW = a “4 . Brookiyn a ERY 5 screened . in fi ater heate ent. sun rant ead ith full | ‘Take Yo and 19 ith recreation jaee- A 8, rich wall-to- rs, plastered 92-3883 priv., ful bei RM, Big ™% ac N g 2 Sub - Sa pee wall ca 'ront poreh — r. porch and a m.* gla our Chor ft. Livin, : space —— you wall carpet th PE -b recom _ we 3 nh eargoms ul) "Parrdge Te toe btrd Siem Pied wealtts. | gdjcgreer lot's Ten'er vce satnd | Z,braed nem 3 edroam ranch fred’ fair focty tis = | would ‘be ‘bread | Major 40.000 Lincoln’ sean orate Beta bets capa *. AT EMBREE Be EM ia the buses + losieg ta WW) Cet Acces- . ee for near Unton ,, A-l sclgubornons ter eorieed at Plains DORRIS jo: $9,000. Lincoln 3-3962 or Bargain newly dec- yee: : rr 3268 and Lake F best unfint ake. These god, cami Py & $11,980. Sub- Phone FE & SON REAL SETTLE AN f priced fof quick home LAKE 3 BREE a GRE 2 FAMI 2628 @ room ront - Coun shed hous are the auirgdi: meen onton . 41557 TORS sell 240 lots ESTATE. MUST yim" : . Bed: 1865 3 LY bungai F ty BA es in Oa ent re- 182 W with UsT y Bi egeisee ce each marissa ne "| Sea tha ea) ae ent Soe ik’ otes faa | Gl Res penne (a st ee as Severs eat sh unand ave se | iz St, Pontia er, $25 ide on m 14 mer asiee: em yourself wn and sale : N PLAINS jeomfield Tw Lake, W - OP siomore| tne Pit amlasn @aree: pom these Don't ‘be Neat _ PLAINS pi iere Geel: ont SY. ioesPM, | tte’ motes WATK By ii Stohr Sete | Good Send Beach wip Cpamretr amaeuce | cows nS reek” eae WOODED ACREAGE : . On oe Rien one INS LAK Little F s00d Sand B ram neat. full basement, ce- poted| Bringireeer ai@isine ines CRESCE a_pa.| with fine building site . $1,250 DOW) ipans te) coke Oat marter -AKE 10 ac attle Farm OxBOW each te feavares spacer oil heat, pri Bi éing Gooms | "NT LAKE Me toe) mero wooded, | privile school Lala vy a few FRONT res with 2 fu LAKE: Les ‘nitchen 2 lots. & vileges on room, 0 x 330 ft ~ you would g site Bee thi our N gee. with r : butldti ear ull bat 50x200 = soueed Leon La. 2 bi Lake fron’ ts n't bel 's rooms. Tir motel home x Large| Balance, $48 per i YEAR AROUND HOME daira gee tarot is eeoceeen ene Needs decorat at floor walt = seapient "te on gne: INDE. AN Now. ke. ence lots. Be veonsiser ae pHs a aie wcrc there ng neneee. Master Bae BLOCK This year around home con : ™ down and | Insurance wneiuding vanes tod ’ VILLAGE { WRIGHT, CAR Pentise! hen, room| On 8 ft. lot TO LAKE eat arge bedrooms. home consists ; Ee ee and BEDROOMS -— NG x45 Oak! SReslto LW. water ar § y a pots room. mon *ronde otis pate modern brick replace yy hihivey | ‘ airoux-F'r anks Off Joslyn ments eorex hitchen bed Stove For or Sale Resort P rE seat re Common at * Realtor : » & ©, roace,| ment . Also has bed- bath wi en, Cera . | 4398 oF FRAL RE w cellar A undry. tubs r 4211 y lovations.| tle tub, Choice of] @® & 20 x 10 Iivi full base.| Wall ca. th shower, mic Diaie H TAL ESTATE ant room water utomatic w 8, fruit op. 44A _ FE Per 5 : r or otce of] Stl teat hg room, kit Saener tents ee thet ~ Open until 0 weaewin sc rd gatteners carmtinc | eomte For Sa Priv p heat. porch. Pull ch- | te tility ig Toom and OPEN ___Open until 6 8 R 30701 hint ft. 2 lote with jen? garage. Close feed doubie | H le — ees on, Bal 962. we paymen bets. | peecn’ punty recom, and BUNDAYS ttl 8) 4 home foi neat center & CATEgtine, Soaks | aE UP PEF s 4 J: - 962. it $1500. reh, eae, lassed- at 4286 Dis S ————_ small teats sae forin schools. $14 opping | IN UP D FISHING lhe YDE per Ex in front Disie fe Sylvan S feom ly. 20 ft. of .500. TERMS PER PENIN CABIN ph ho ur ro Realtor sandy bones, Se ane bey | Drevton Ptains | Located hotes Beast plo | ore a bed. SRAMER, PENINSULA, DELTA | tha He ot asian) GE bean os THIS HAS Ro qui Den ventolriar meknares ane this right in the at only $6, A ste R ] ENSIGN, MI L. J. ade. 7465 rex Plenty ~ Oulevarsé ACREAGE ick rep att children WilUapee this “friendly ¢o centeriiet pain tay . a ] tz CHGAN | —Holly, MEIro ga Ba. Deviate $100 DOWN | Seah tenis erter| Bical hl AS Se pie cet crenrneest | eBaran > ae pete CEO OE OF = ae > eosigear deme. fol Decoment, soary home erty) Prame-and me-| © prey pecan aay! CORNER, 1 BEDROOM FRAME | ;* (siege and (m. Benediers One Noor eee) or sa iw axe. For particulars, eeeiee wn QUNTRY ESTATE ator . Also ma down | —*'_© pital Rd gs and k break. ; in plan, : re A . — as ER ae pees eee CEARK RE a peaptay ng oaure| © Sey itera ta Tatas meas |e ee ad a ad eae eee ‘iame ktteh- very good onville “AL. —— cluded es and fe : le dining — c R as Pine Kn or trade. Write en with All ; Scaprisem cael bur at $9. aE $5 5,100 f a wi extras in- kitchen convent Must ESALE ob Rd, R. rite | many b Bikn copboaidslea * OR } rnace. : 000. TE New 2 bed “ ruit, and fh th nice shad he Full basem ent fe sell! Owner ks = eee new uilt-in featy rds and = YEA leet | ed { Peatugal cad) eanec veal aad aniy debe dewer cobra rege. Truly an ieal ore = Dewees on por ee eos EL ret pee aml exc XCEPTIONALL pb ee wae bautan lente z OLD | cath un ng and Bu p00 ¢ 80 family ideal As ted. Cl er ion, P in excell room Y CLEAN irch linen lavate , Figdreom ranch txpe nome. nice m Sun id noon 12'S pms itemise” | s LOOK! |? stints | gd gyieh” Fouls" ‘ots heat Big 20 x M4 Dear ce jot | ing room» Kitchen <4 laree den with’ knotty “pine Lovely eaeier ee nn yearn nina | Eves. E or fee bedrooms — 1 ioneer Hi euly eee Gaston Rerel aga gins Sonchae wenumcest a Us pened pre wall paper wainscoat bath AS ober dining window | _EM >3700 or EM eed) rot, Hard wood Tok Pastared ch r Highlands W co sare Seacecian! to more | f'**, Locate basement, 2 ¢ windor living ‘toom 8 above. Car- alum: “ugnsiines! aan full 3197 / ot, 150x300 joors, full bi oice 2 hed aterford La , . — ari d on 100 a low. i Beautif with picture Ranch iol en NEW : r | CUcKLE RR pies | Ren fad ee set ry presi ts more WATERFORD TWP. Pes AG plate ate ttt cine oe aes nae ee N H HO jae 26 REAL — rhom. gas h hi eesreati hs _ deep with ore than Attractize ACRES | Pakage eae | Betieteset ee jamiy T SIDE 3 bedroom bungal i [pe ot ve ol ee : Oni 2 ACRES SEI fireplace. acres e style ELIZABETH * BRICK Bork alae eter convenie wiegocsd with oe room twaity oa REALTOR Woke Dimilesl weet RA “LL OR FRADE: RAY O'NE : heat, lar, basement, Paros! land, re a few —_ PRIVILEGES | atelie dining sploa ~ with ent | not etal a def- i. w open evesin Palccies {Fr a x we eh nsSal TYPE fo pottered bylowner Gs ing aaauire: NEIL. Realtor Only $1 13800, trees, “paved street Keke utiful atic heat kitehen, } le! see this SS nings ‘til 9 THE x 17 kitche ving edroom. § on this Ph egra Rd — terms. Ow; aurround @, on 2 nice water soft and hot w = Miata A LAy bt nm The te] > core cote room, bung one FE +109 Open | 9-9 ___FE 704 eee ead tneivig shade sod shrub.| wee ecrneeen oe vdclal al) Eatabltshe: WES = now you will lik ERINO and we on a ed inside the city | Co-operative R or OR_3-2937 23 room tally atyled shrub- Quick ns Spotless th storms | / : | hed im 1918 EST CITY : -fireplace, 2 e-the oak flo full bones gtreet, QU hadee 3 ACRES. WI eal Estate E Dath large 5) © possession Off roughout | East ro ! CITY other car garage ore, asement, 1! has a BS. WITH state Exchange ies. .. plus th 6 ered BUY featu and m rage . Ia ca $150 “TROU : ee sed-in. pore = pik a am nly $1 500 at 88.500 bun - -S-rm { Mod down. Tes. $10,950 any ge. large lot r ga- Dn. T STREAM. . living roo! at $52 per m down Baila ngalow cea! and bath | lodern § room, 1 YOU MUST HU $2,850 Patek et Leas each Like 100x500-ft. Lk place, and ft mn "vith, ante oes ne const Cate euansutan: | Mine ieseesre ive story URRY! houbet ori trade for’ | ful b pit lot with : ‘ tun r re ares i REALTY Sood ruction pital in living roo railer. Ci or a ‘ each wond pit aelldinipenhadandeg / 2383 Orch co. Deep and weil | « room, m, din- for det ‘all us tod acres, Dn or: e ae Sele. foot IC 4 + aS, quate Ave _ Pe ssuu a Soren a | naires aid “bath downs umpnrie mceuep 6) ee sca ton Sere ut ee ure room. tie am own kt OOM. ¥ b = b y unfiniah p R Sd a e $500 : * “BIRD” ot] heat, 8. Full bas fate, paces, ily OUNGS OVE bedroom Feat ed 3rd - REDU s low as $2 TO SER ne and scieens paceme |, Real, Rotate go ano T car gtrage: Mane Ge Sete) as carpeting. full basement, ens et = ie rontunteiseras C Payee's aceureg || = SNe fercen hice Lk; “fru berten ereiMt wee and tneuranch : A ee ge MApie| kitchen jaca tc Somer Moers new recreation cae ona - Telegraph. Open ne iin hear ae eee HOME @_ Ortonville, 132. Collect | 206 Me Fake erties tr Meiser FFY5- ee 72) (ft ug pped c rm pric BC AE garage . — ple Listin 11 8 our ch ve . He ACRE Love. is bso, ie D | Heing rae oll aiaracs ¢, 'sind00-lerme. Call. gSersice yoegeuecce lol ress we 4 CITY LoTs BS Gran ou nee _ S 1 a-car garage ol] furnace rms. Cali MUL Y home at Qu AL. divisto IN MARIMO A be . L 5; Sy 5 west of Pi Located a TIPLE LISTT PRICE. Feature BARGAIN Ke, teateetee, nd autiful 15 AMONG THE I J ACK _,, FARM BARGAIN Pecos we J. A. Ta OPEN EVES Batanavay ment, aulovean furnace ity some fi. 20 cakes, erm, com Rae Mastery ftT™ care gf how LAKE | ; old phe Rastebeed Ra A HOME & ° yY Fy cS. & SUNDAYS acer enerese, endue imal a= , oma) Piowite aie West side, oes us » | LO V ELA an foam, outs ana roe fomat Bes ee i lor Ocean I Or oF BUY NOW! ' ro eee, mre YOUNG—RE. AL TOR | Sete eS gp Middle a cee 188 Cas ND RENT B | rental furnished apts. © weekly Ope land Ave NSURANCE | His will be « ranidiy “sell this home 412 W. Hu rea prea weld LOT) ng has Tin ola ae rE ot Rd 4 room EATER ete location, New excellent n_ Eves FE 42544 | near future sure thing tn ti $36, 07 ome FE ron St. BEx110, a devices M several me gid myorsiy 6 poet ad bay KEEGO ¢ room and ‘4 b x | Fruit a oll heat. ______Free_ Pa | M246 b 100 ft. fr ne 986.97 A a ana par yeppeen Gull ain be Fra "venti [ano n,m 5 ROOMg AND FE. lee] Oakland. Monttegtio™ st on, 4ont2s | 94.000 down. mi Ferden. etree Teeter mone on en ring | Smal ctween Orion, and Oxford Plus taxes ION TH. S, peAcriryt -_ price $66 1. good ‘condition other eee one ire an aS FE 5-7 QUIP. $600 down. oft | one tonight! _ 2a story hom ng. $5,250 be bedroom nsurane on ot with 200 ft {ally wooded ee this today $17,900 E 20 _FE 5-7429 : 40 a 3 ie stor e, close 3 bed & d Api on Baid It's awn. lichen wits pleasent| 2,0 SACRIFICE! "DRA AYTON PLAIN BEDRM, BRICK — Nearly new Se MURPHY STREET city near” Junior oa 3 or | ut sen Pot ie min roat. | 180 A. $60 . ee rooms, with e 2 mt rm. brick r B home loc: aw! wire fir. Select lor boardin: id d Be Lar : “ET o gas furna iigh school , A. $6,000 DOW bath, util elid: dears bea- tiful shaded | anch type on b Ivd fn fai ated on Wa topped sem kitche: oak home, Natu ig house or s) paddy 2 bedroom, = heater, large ce and water DONALDSON - WN paw poh pe re. Tie| Leavin ote | Black eon-| for 97,000 with osie ers = cupboards. mica!) fi#ed tal fireplace, all good tus eu 18 ft Iivi ei OEM Gar ale 125x12 PARK — C Here's a Teens ol heat, state circle d with Sellts _. walls 8. ‘} ‘ooms, all gooa| ment, in room, ng : ood good 5. Wat ‘orner i A mn ea Be Sasi hae Ay setae eee |, NORTH SIDE ine |> Ri logaement Mun once | Oe pared” at Basra fe | 8H passion fy ant | Retbernformason "© T | ERT alae an st] Atak Sayeed Jas gerne ihe t : ;. r nt i eat : s oo v ; ’ 2 nd ° Os: . —— $750 DOWN Tule home wae on ae arene Pete west. of "Becaes, road, Le 3 BEDROOMS “ . C. ASS LAK ae -ES REALTY CO. garage ‘Dont 0 Hiedorgatetl ead - neres of I baa’ ortat pate yoo bt? i — Lat moe Vl ' on Tt - Low - 1 FLOOR WAOO L. Huron ove shol- ell co wood me. 4 Froweit inecee Merona tecane GP Titilenes, ont | Baldwin, Peohetl vies aia] te fo. 6 ACRES ment, conn vevaiomt Full, base- Pdnal pdevongey to ee r : Open 9 to FE 66175 gain at $5000. riook this bar- Balanced Lose make this «wel MA — Utility Foe Gecinesd estan one) 93 00 FUL “ae yn oy era Tzm home” large. living Bt. Michael Schoo! sarage\near| "7 0,390 2 Dedroom .yzxeer| For Sale Lake P NICHOLIE pandies You shoud! nurre down : mintesiso Ack. Pree | ILL rm. 2-bedr ; large Hing INCOM ro = ea Tr to get ee eh st P WIT PRICE rm. seedrme, & beth s ng n-OrPr W so eee Shad fey & H acant — 2 Ae 2 "dedroo ONLY 8500 be urdy constructio o.main| § room MARSHAL: LL EST SUBU 4 RMS. LAKE ARGER C W ARD Down, seread papnreudeselatike # and bath -d R URBAN Lake, FRONT 33 W. Huron ©! E. PA $85 Located m home. _ not snghite Geen on a3. ° pu ap) Prirck vcoeeaee: anch home built tn _price ieee dow scoTce FE RE: AL RTRIDG — rmat = i 50 DOWN | s real hn saute atieet: mee = ' own, [=| Oak floors, - piast vate entranc ed io ft. livin in ‘84. Carpet- ice. 23-4975 n, Laos pa AVON H §-8183. TOR E ACK | peting Gblrpesl heaeped || Mamet ff room, 18 at TEs N HILLS ES > FE 4- j Plate bethan Sennett, ote eater. Check on mat FS — Level f VO oeacen ere men'| semua uned tcaneen el- AR LAKE FRONT HOME. 2 well | STAGES 1050 W “3581 FE 20063 bet Oite ren oe sod tae Cc eA mniles ont Wisely moder Baa ges aa aan sized bedrooms, f One| Fireoane on tae ONT HOME| pear Jocated Jote on Ad “S| REAL ES V. HURO ge) nace au ty room rs and tile : OLORED farm horn cely modernized pe lot 7) = 130 aluminum sid-| sement, of) hi ms, full, @ ireplace $1 ee gar $700 uburn Ave, Ea ams Rd. ESTATE N aad tom at! with of] fw We have + baasuhentling bai , Paved stre . — - Nene hence exten ry! down. Mi 6000 wi bs each or $1 ch 80'x188" THRUOUS o BUSIN me SF See |B ere Se) a a tacement "bare ‘Bromptiposser: | got and avive, Locate ta Sener peated Mich_on be © ein S|. KG HEMPSTEAD dee ai ton ' ave pe = wn. ve. Large gereee 1 | 10 Ff. HUI ‘ TO ve. 1 t 8 : ,D. RILEY, BROKER ADAMS: REALTY. co.’ FLOYD KENT, Real a ine | aces ae aT 2 “eRe AR pen, erga Lake R4. FE +1107 | on omatier 6, pu coun |cwee A Gpen Ev Pe esis HRAM HOME ¥ ROOM gt Sees: Basen tt eee ae Font op opaved aco es foo. »-200 “ eall , Nex es. § HOUS: 5 ILE : ot rE 91082 t to the Consumers Power | 7™ ace soy iE. ONE BEDROOM. |, Sea ES ae avea Mad’ waEeS oe ap Fd oi Journ. Co PE been SY Sweet ROOizS Lane |. tory oe rail buy aCiarkston Estates iand ren ready. — : » = : nee . ER: 8 $850 terms ec P. other ia: viding, tu bed Year round OOMS. an 66 W. Mure W DINNANS ‘ t ListiNG oem le Straits 1, heme, On 3h __ Huron AN * » 1068 REALTY devoraled’ Living ana “< Fock i » W. Huros eo. . Livin ms. newly~ : Serpeses Fr and dinin Mi . vE 9-401 at, lenge replace, full ‘base- / ch. $18,800. EM b-s008” Mine la Est ‘ - | EM sce Nit] «(90 8. Main state Inc, : | : SO st ‘Mao soe onal f : a A rm 3 ¥ “ : Pply 5. or 4 bed * ! - . $ es Box a ; % i ra by 4 ; — poe td ieee ¢ * t t Coe 4 Will divide ? Taececeaty! HOLMES. BARTRAM OR 3-1950 4392 Dixie Hwy. NEW bedaban prema BUILDING. 2ONED manufacturing. heat. cel lent jocation on SS Reroeation 8000 beg f= By ft. Sy Box 05 a Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A) STORAGE OR LIGHT Met operation doing good business on Main St. in Clawson Lease at | i) er gal, on gas los inven: | jone Lincoln 31-1210 OFFICE AND COMMER- CIAL BUILDINGS. Tele graph and Haze) RAY O'NEIL., Realtor "62 $n Tore Fe >T1 Craperatie Rea) Estate exchanes FOR LEASE, 3,500 8T FT. mercial garage, gas station, ce park area, near town Write Pontiac TRADE 2 BEDROOM HOMF city for 2 bedroom home with 7 acres of more outside city FE 5.3849 after 5 or inquire at 81 _W. New Ye York Ave Business Opportunities 51 her ry »” Pere | ress Box 62. | R. J. vale EET, Realtom 345 Oskland FE MULTIPLE: LISTIN Yistino s SERVICE CONTRACT BALANCE 96050 PAY- able at $6950 per month at 6%. 25% discount. Ask for Tom Bate: man. | BATEM AN- KAMPSEN | REALTORS re 40528 | 377 8. Telegraph Cree a & 8un | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 53 Money to Loan (State Licensed Lenders) LOANS }$25 to $500 COMMUMSITY LOAN CO 30 EK. Lawrence FE 2-7101 FRIENDLY SERVICE 35,000 Families Recommend Buckner’'s Four (4) Buckner Conren- tent, offices in Pontiac area where you can quickly bor- row up to $3 en—eITAll ~ oncea-month partments ‘vm get ill amount No deductions INDEPENDENT “GAB STATION “Tih a ‘ For Sale or Exchange 50 IN, COST OF RORROWING at ALL SUPER SERVICE STA-| Buckners IS LESS THAN thon. Very a location, low in YOU THINK. ieniory Call PE $0178 FORD Abs TON SEPTIC TANK) true cleaning ipment, EM Get needed casn quickly . ee from Buckners friendly . TGENCY ~DIBTRIBUTORSHIP for) ‘08> company beautiful, line of 6 and 10 cent - candy clalties, seliing to all| types revail store, Ten-vear-ol4| B k company wil] furnish complete ucKkKner program with full work oe Be structions, advertising. and meth ‘ ods assuring our edee on Finance Co. every counter This ayaa airar| er tive connection to operate dir oiieeellere i iocaisa: factory dealership with high ia Auto and $400 ersonal 2919 mediate earnings eash required. For terview, write CHE 16th. Phila 32. ve BY OWNER | One of the city's busiest restau- rante. Good fixtures & lease _ Write Pontiac PO Box 1184 ~ ROCHESTE a in- Righ ae profit eee: head. Bix room wing Revecan best the county $00 will handle STATE-WIDE wer Service of Pontiac CHARLES Realtor ecrecn _¥E_ +0821 | NEED A FINANCI FIXER? Order € classified | good job. FE 2-818! is the Want Ad number! Pontiac 2nd Floor National Bide ;Drayton Plains 4512 Diste Hwy Wailed Lake. 220 Barnston (next to bank) Oticn 45462 Van\ Dyke —— |One block North cerkes from bank | LOANS ‘Extra Fast | Service ou can borrow $20-$500 quickly ear or endorsers Loans Without \e Up, or any worthwhile a pho 20 months to repay! ads to sell, rent, find a HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Corporation ef Pontiac 3% @oyth Saginaw 8t Kay A pom 2nd floor Phone FE4er 5 $25 to $500 | furniture, | WHITE ROWBOAT OR OUTBOARD. OR 38313, For Sale e Clothing 56 BRIDAL GOWN, abel eeld lace & satin, floor length with ——_ train & fae tip veil. 12, FE $780. Bloomfield Highlands. PINK FORMAL. SIZE 6. $12. FE 47802. : Sale H ousehold Goods 57 AND CHEST. 1 YR. SIZE CRIB FE 2-3386 2 MAPLE TWIN BEDS. | DOUBLE seas dresser. After 3, FE 25 § PIECE BEDRM 8 WALNUT And mise. artic Phone FE 2-4447 6 MOS OLD DELUXE NORGE gas dryer converted for bottle gas 2‘) yr. old lap tecbsoybed Aa Were t tic washer. Elna automatic cone aacutna’ Priced to sell, MArket 4-3338, 4-BURNER GAS RANGE FOR sale. FE 2-8616. 7 PC DINING ROOM SET BED. mattress and springs. Gas stove FE €3219 8 PC. WALNUT _sulte 1 gas range. ! 9 PIECE DINING ROOM OUTFIT. "$15 186 N Merrimac _ IN MUNTZ TV DOUGLAS dryer. Graybar portable electric sexing machine Kirby vacuum With all attachments. FE ¢1149 ABC ‘WASHER, GOOD CONDITION. 8016 12 1QUES ear drop pulls lass. mpire Bet i. ever: aot OR 34038, Lk ecreation area— Follow the Bigns APT SIZE ELCTRIC R. RANGE. EM 32975 _Good condition. ASPHALT TILE .......:.... 3o Linoleum Floor Tile ......... 2c Unclaimed Linoleum ......... 2 49 cules Paint 149 White Enamel ‘$1.98 HAROLDS PAINT & c INOLEUM 140 8 ee APPL TRADE‘INS GUARANTEED Automatic washers $69 50 up Wringer washers $22 50 up Refrigerators $39 05 Op pecuan cleaner $795 u Roy's Rapitcemente Parts _Service, 96 Oakland AB OAS PER de ae SIZE, $30 FB ©Mst efter 8 A BUY 2 Se oe _ small radios. FE 5-6 asda . ANTIQUE mal FOR EVER Pontiac _tion Areas vot Gale 2466 tes Rioreee Rd. DINING ROOM |. PE 40208 : 4% FT. WALL TILE 25c GUAR HOUSE PAINT. GAL., $1.95 fhe VINYL INLAID TILE 10¢ B BASE PAINT, GAL $3.50 SYERS, 141 W HURON, FE 4-3064 DUNCAN Ebola DROP LEAF TA- bie, buffet 4 chairs. Table seate 12. Gone eondition, F' $-0355. EASY SPINDRY WASHER. LATE gotsze model. Only $69.95. MI $29.84 or payments _Dealer r Phone FE 86-1564 _ ELECTROCHEP. & STOVE $5. BUF- fet $5. Overstuffed cheir $5 dining room chairs, $10 OR 3- £083 o ELECTRIC DRYER $75 WASHER $45 a a $30. Other TT EO M SALE __ 9 cu ft. Coldspot refrig $79 50 Hamilton elec. dryer $99 50 Philgas range : $309 50 1T' Sentinel console Rn $50 LAYTON’S Furniture Appliances 3065 Orchard Lake Rd Keego Harbor FE 56811 or FE 56-8074 FOR SALE: BENDIX AUTO washer 5 piece blond dinette $10 Coffee table, $350 Ph 4-8035 ~ get ‘FE | FREEZER | 1996 11 Cu Ft. Chest | Nationally Advertised | $108 96 THE L.A ACh Ee 900 Opdyke co. FRIGIDAIRE REFRIOERATOR Reasonable FE 27-5160 ft deluxe, 950 FE 2-7761. FRIGIDAIRE. PORCELAIN NRE Sigereter. like mew. 6126, FRIGIDAIRE 30° ELEC. RANGE, like new. 2 room ma eowd eee: 4 6% 8 & % FE GAS STOVE PEeracr COND. FE 27-1832 GUN CABINET, HOLDS ALL equipment. Cedar Chest, Ward- robe, seasbination radio victrola and recorder FE, 41152 | HAMILTON ELEC DRYER. NICE condition. Only $60 «MT #1300 ‘CROCHETED _ | cloth and handmade double quilt EM 33028 | HoT POINT ELECTRIC 8TOVE | Twin size maple bed. complete 6810 Eldridge, Cres- TABLE Stalled #160 095 tric Co. 1080 W. APARTMENT SIZE GAS RANGE, four burner, $120.50 value 650 93, full size ranges im electric and as eat extraordinary values. Mich- an Fluorescent. %93 Orchard Lake Ave, | BEDROOM SUITES. CHEST dresser and bookcase bed Newest 1956 modern designs. Blond. grey, walnut, black & gold, slightly scratched Terrific values Purni- : Orchard lat SLECTRIC DRYER. bios wusranteed delivery, phy ‘mstallied, No down payment. $2 per week. Maytag washer, late model. A-1 condition, 610. Phone MY_ 3-3711, band BOTTLE GAS __ New low price: Compléte fnstal lation. Only $3 plue ges, Kenyon Bottie Ges. OR 23-2401. _Take AY a Pie Annes, Michigan Lal luorescent, | JENNY LIND BED, with new springs SS matiress __385 Highgate LARGE Sy ag palteala rvGas LINOLEUM *® PAINT BALE | Ma_price at Jack's: 277 Baldwin MAGIC CHEF RANGE, EXCEL- | font pe eena tice (ull sige 045. FE | ioceanan RED AND GRAY, NY- lon frieze davenport and chair | | in good condition. $78 or best of- | “ter 5-2718 | MOTOROLA Tt ire MAHOGANY Con: |< rene cabin Oniy 960.95 | wonOk PORCELAIN Gas RANGE Good condition. $30. MI 43050. NEW FAMOUS MAKE PORTABLE sewing eas payments $655 0 Pree h me ee Call ‘ay or night. KE 8-1564 Desaier. 4 r i FRIGIDAIRE } REFRIGERATOR, | appliqued , "|. Used Refrigerators i} AD. size electric range... CONVENIENT TERMS THOMAS ECONOMY FURNITURE CO. 261 8. Saginaw st. PONTIAC, MICH. Used TV Trade-in’s Table Models and Consoles ALL GUARANTEED WAITE'S TV Downstairs USED GAS RANGES $2950 AND up : . Munro Tilectrie Co. 1060 W. Huron. faucets $18.98 “Garage Doors Berry steel overhead factory sec onds, all sizes and prices. Lares selec from and . A modern door on your garage costs lets than you us give ou m free estimate es, we give Scot Ar Stamps. BERRY DOOR BALES CO. 371 8. rpeddocn Pt GAS STATION EQUIPMENT _ Battery charger, alumite gun, cash Tegieter. coke machine, parts and accessories ete. MY_ 23-3441. Rare. 1"miieg te VARIETY re m =e out Baldw: floor and Mac-O- Lec paints j Seedy aren FREE STANDING TO ILETS ¢ia te 21x32 double sinks ae Washbowls with fittings fitss $100 50 . color SUPPLY FE 5-2100 USED HOTPOINT TRONER, $49 % New Hotpoint dishwasher $2 Used TV's $24.05 & se New Norge Gas Ranges $90 © Sweets Radio & Appliance : 422, W Ruron_ FE ¢1133 USED ELECTRIC _ WATER HEATERS 80) PICK. LAWRENCE. FE _ oss USED ELEC STOVE AND RE- ie ae ad good cond. 675. FE VACUUM CLEANERS, PART 8. _brushes_ al makes 956— Myrise Wayne Gabert’s Appliance Specials | $129 9» Speed Queen washer § 88 00 $259 95 Norge 10 cu ft $188 00 OE Motorola 21 oth a Norge coven gas ange $199 95 | sz78. 85 Norge auto. washer. $188 00 $230 95 Norge 30-tnch ayto. elec range, Bpee 179.05 MANY toby ba Pe CHOOSE 4 YEARS TO PAT Saginaw i* 121" condition. Priced — eens electric 3465 Auburn % Auburn Heights rE For Sale Miscellaneous 60 |1 HANDY MAN HAND GARDEN cultivator, Like new. 2-68-40, 10 SWARMs OF pe EQuir: for 20 Cheap FE 62 GALLON peas cio om tric water heater New. $79.00 FE 2.0083 i 1000 GAL. UNDERGROUND GASO | _line or fuel of) tank. FE 17-8603 ain COMPRESSOR “C.F. PRR, min Mounted in aoen Hao 10) gal Devilbiss paint 500 ‘ft paint and air peso "ip ray = | thernes + | so S | AQUARIUM NT Fix- | tures, $18.98 value, $7.96 These fre alightly marred. Michigan Fluorescent, 383 Orchard Leke Factory ands bette PLUMB. " 8 4x8 Plyscore $4.95 ASPHALT _ FLOOR TILE 9x9 Se EA. PONTIAC COACH 4419 Dixie Hwy Draven Plains HOT WATER | HEATER, 0 OAL. as New, approved for ute Sonsumers lines. $98 50 and 8119 30 values, $4950 and $5050 These are slightly marred Also electric, oi] and ttled gas’ heaters at terrific values Michigan Fluores- cent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave IN STOCK ” « 6° & Drain The Sewer Pipe - all sizes — romps stock of fittings mp Crock Grease yenee flue Lining a rir ‘BLAYLOCK CO. Surry co 61 Orchard Laker hoe __FE 37101 JET WATER ~ PUMPS A. Thompson 90 8. 8. Perry. KITCHEN CABINET SNES, mous make beautiful 42° model, velue $5050 slightly marred in transit, Also several $4" and * models at terrific values. Michigan Fluorescent, 383 hard Lake Ave Meate ig Fd tintin, Lahn coma Lees color Ah pe colors to chose from in oon base or Jelled i Meme ee @ in rea: 1 Veet a and Paint. rl stake Ave MOTOR o', HP EVINRUDE rr am Anal 212 window sash _*i i a SeTTER de #00 AR _ Fick's, 2678 Orchar Lake Re GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell things you re not. using through Classified Ads! | 6O1L Clothes | Piste BENSON LUMBER CO. 549 8. Saginaw 284) TANKS, oo. stalled. Sewers, water lines and 6-7706, PE 6.6221 or FE 61706. SEPTIC TANKS NFORCED REL CONCRETE FE 4-498 3872 Ells, Lk. Ra, [s) La AR- _Wiek's, 2678 Orchard Lake R4._ PICKUP TRUCK Peat $25. Royal Typewriter, $18. PE 71-0638 STOP! LOOK! Por sale 1.000 large size used cement blocks Also 226's, 28's, Qul2's, 4x12'5 A_ lot other good used lumber for sale ELF. _ Sutton MY 2 2-432 . STOR-ALL SHEDS All steel shed with locking door, del'd and set es STORM SASH Aluminum combination windows and doors LOW LOW orice! @ am. to 9 om, Talbot Lumber Tor wet basement use Thorosea! In paint. we have BPS Onid Band, Spree Batin Piaste- Tone, and Breeze 1025 Oakiand Ave Ph PE 4-2622 TIMsena 2X4. 2X6, Je A FOOT sheating $50 a 1000, 4x4 other Bira ray poultry wire 224 E. ¥ ETS, CLOSE-COUPLED, NEW- Als design for modern bathrooms, $3095 value 6. These are slightly factory marred Also ie selection of javatories, bath- shower stalls ier pte Fivorescent, 303 Orchard Lake ATERIALS. AP- new at Unton 311448 W. 8 Mile cot of Orcharg Lake Rad WASHING MACHINE $235 «HOY English bike $15.- FE 3-7214 of FF 5-4130 WATER SO FTEN ERS 80.900 Spey a Bar poise for $189 term ‘snk _factory direct sede Peete Do It Yourselt 61 FOR RENT ~ handg.gander ~ land and chard Lake Ave. FE FOR THAT PET low es, Montcalm . 186 M : Bundaye 0 Play ar, over Thurs. __ Comeres, Lapeer 61A Sougyt wld ey hee | 0 W. Huron | FAMOUS “BROWNIE sect Pee , 013.50, epec, ex camerss, Gog nays vice “pend fon room cquipasens. 638. down PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. phe “Lb Wash, sand gravel, fill a & mortar, Trucking. PROMPT DELIVERY. 3% ‘Black dirt or peat, OR 3-0644, ROAD ORAVE, 1) CENTS YD. loaded. Peat Fumos, mixed and gelveces: bulldosing. EMpire ROAD GRAVEL, § YDS. $1. DE- livered. FE 46588 FILL ARD iP soll, delivered any GAND, ORAVE™ 3-24 SAND & soll or OR Lal < GRAVEL. FILTE sod. Glen tah dered 10082, GAND AND agp ORAVEL., 5 BLAce weal af R ahar Vo 00 p i re ane teste tite, ati ey other "Shredded Peat Humus FE 17-0245 (8 yde., $12) FE §-7668, SAND, GRAVEL, FILL DIRT AND RAVEL. FILL DIRT Bu Howland. EM 3-3248 _top_soti. OR }- 6AND AND GRAV™L, BLACK dirt, C. Price. FE 2-1768. SPECIAL ON PEAT, Lilet kota el, top soll. Trac _leveling ‘Red Ball. 1807 TOP so1L, BLACK DiRT PEAT. send & gravel, fill dirt, all types delivered | Sunday. FE 17-6495 ~ A-l TOP — DELIVERED — “ike sori, BAND, “GRAVEL DE- TOP SOIL, SAND, bpphl ar FILL. Call Bob, OR 3-8868, FE §-0082. TOP | S0iL. LL, DIRT. ROAD —ftgre!,_sond, PE 60173 TOPSOIL Best oyaiay Bango. This rho fe ‘rom nD ighest rated Mle 4 Vase | a) ne gan Near terfo gual), _}-1283 TOP ee RAvV- el, We deuivor. Guatey. PE 37111, _FE 50214. ess: dire and own equipment FE os Eset = _.Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 PREE Ww na Parkdale, 4 rch al i aes Re. r oo Be Beales 6 ig ay hse aS ee gt a a ear * gs Be ss Ee af ey Cad a, 4 i i I + } Vi | , 2 Nee ; ™ Soe | . . . . ad . 2 | el : a : \ es f _THE PONTIAC —- THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1956 os . Se ae teas lee Money to an * 53| FUNNY BUSINESS ' by Hershberger For Sale Miscellaneous 60| For Sale’ Miscellaneous 60 Sale Musical Goods 62/ Plants, Trees, Shrabs 68 a > POLO AAA LAA aid 2 igus from Watchery|” property Pontos wiid-| TEAGUE FINAN “ANCHOR FENCES _ | LIONEL & AMERICAN | Si2°78 AcconDLAN 120 24mm. | POR, “eaLm: soe BE Berks Tas. Soa pte) Galen's err large, coroer tas) | EACUE CE CO. eesti | FLYER TRAINS — |itpa ia ‘good imeome| to a gartrgam, Require reed 202 N. MAIN r ivan Rea Tae “See pats wep Weomnryld 024) Teorado with sxto et : -_ or terms. OR} PReecot $4308. Ev. ROCHESTER, MICH." & ft. cast iron tubs, ne ae Re- ee he Parts, hited mahogany cabpaet #0 6 of FOUR STALL LOANS 25 FO soo veree tap tollets. $31.11. 9 De. | TASKER'S _ HURON gr, |_Grinnell's, 71 & turp ttention Investors ‘ al colored bath tub toilet, and lave- - ZCCORDIAN POLLIN.. Wit 7; 2 pERVICE STA , ur fory 369.96. G. A. Thompson, 60 | _ ee iN 1, . By We 1 of the few ay TION BOUEEHOLD GOODS 8 Perry. treble 3 base 8 switches, 1 Grove : tog, of Samnees, freatage| Por by Ou Company. | pr _ Rochester OL 60711. OL 1.970) FATHROOM Es MOWERS. MOON ate izes “FINEST 60,000 DAHLIA BULBS inne PS i ee sonable Inveptory, aurectve| GET CA. ICKLY fend coal, Hot. water s=| SPECIAL 18 INCH quality at fewest pbrices. Pree) pve 3 e Ave, (With 's a 1811 Up to $500 Stare electrical suppliss,| ROTARY SIDE. & FRONT lesson. FE 6-$428. Biva, Wochester| OL $4673. at- ld N ine W ] x “ vi cop od- BEAUTIFUL BLOND SPINET LARGE HYBRID we "Hreetivety. For ae Piet “a 18 eft. popeora, then Ba, thee. Le ope. = ee ~ repeat = cee - c'esiarp so tongs ano, like. new. Save $260. FE pl ats, tn call, ~ dogs étc, concession r. petting a taseer Ea: : bag beset Dixie TIFUL 8PinET PF ANO| other ved Dorothy Sn Byeeg Lavender Bin. poor jz, ween. ee le niture. werte ant other ‘os. BULEDOSER, 8 FT. BLADE, Ew * “5 USED F SSETAEI Ba WiLL i, ont ane : aniume petunia. out " just, SSE giles or meas) vues sy eee SS, AA gat von te eS a ete po Han ee SRN | Eee oe i . for sale oF rent. To be Sa Suse a to wil mance. ee Oakland “BUY DIRECT FROM extra, PE 43990, $35 Auburn Ave, Bate. new, save pow oaly STRAWBERR | ~ 4 AND U —_2008,_Cash_oaly. : B sé PROPERTY 1 ro balding tates Wait Dine Highway. ON MANUFACT URER | , | POWER. ERS, ROTARY | WEW SPINET PIANO, CABLE, or s000 $0083. Loan Com r er 2D business: TIL WER SPRA . & Bach. "dig, discount Ppt Sian sone M- par ly mide, tee windows, | Vents, A depont we pole ony Time | ‘$395 up Row! Co. OL Par emenn’ Clark nos h “LET’S TALK eee pee t) wissen re cones Barden and Laws @quit ment, Pr a, BEFORE TOMATO, CABBA PEPPE. “or Light Manufacturin ! XBOW Winpow, CO.| Be E, Woodward, north of M4} P IMG gm. Oscar Schmist. FE! Corner Wallos Modern 40 2 @0 building of solid aS BUSINESS” pe 9206 | 0 Mile Ra Birm.ngham. MI 4¢-6526 Oscar Schmidt. Corner and eanstresien. erful 1 NEW OALVA eer ed bi . pire 3-406) longthé SCAY ER PIANO _WiTa_ jo ROLLE. WIDE VARIETY OF FLOWERING ® few miles from bahay. Oa mite, TREAT THEM CABINET ert mow ee | i i tone ise | excellent condition. iw Pitre shrube,_ovesgreane thade or. Sem denus) peade ranbexers GENTLY Need $500 | [mend ly a = Ps | SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY. oe apne Pano with | ERnM Nees, Be a? at $16,500, terme can Net $1,000 a month this whole- ee $ | D sah 5 Mer ‘a 1 3 meer BEAUTIF re sie = later, All money EMBRE aoe nervctedCandeling 5 Hews newly With fast, fee and \ermcear = = a FLX Loh de pe oan ee de paid in = credited to your EMBREE & GREGG reaper Ppctames rit, payments Sf your budget? tures, newest brightest and movi SB ORuvile WF TN *' | Secouns. Gallagher’, 18 B. Hu Gath, Daten Lake Ra. included «. aly $10,000 dows. gra office, 20 convenient to pakr- cea camelien avodresete) ant td ee NEED AUTOMATIC | | satu” MEpre wr 5 i 10, condition me soe a DAIRY BAR Es t noe where Abets rooms. $11.96 value, Ava HEAT ? ? _ bench and rolls, PE 40660, HOT SPO Ghie spot needs some orgenisa- leew et hn Seder? chewresms. an Piu- | Pirect. factory priced om otlfired | WE NEED GOOD USED, PIANOS. HOT SF rT a : te teh management ie Sale ir your é orescent, 363 aa hg Ave. | furnace any mogel and sise, Com | “Wa take plane as pert of com. on za! . @lse re! stainless ae "gs attention!” ees 1 he pay vision Given ot commercial busiest | incaion pero Home & Auto land ll ids nt aioe BEEP AND PORE in “Pe | OR 33777 FE 46509] Ev ‘combination. “Grinneli's, 21 8. eee | ES coe te Bnew L C tea CAWNMOWER SHARPENING 4¥B | wiccox OAY RECORDIO, RADIO: oer enees “ne B08. vour| potas OGN COMPANY | sate Household Goods 57| Sale Household Goods 57 Pootiec bk “RA OR 32011, eencarege comvnation mes ‘S. R’D. RILEY, BROKER | MICHIGAN BUSINESS 1 J _Pgrr7paureet Sas a ee BURMEISTER prowtacys | PAU FE Seve 000 Elisabeth Lake Rd FE oun SALES CORPORATION Hours: 9 7° &; Saturday 9 to 3 | aurique CHURCH YODEL REED | renge $125. Living room suite dats. terboard 81.29 OIL FURNACE ANS TO 9500 Dull bisck, “MAS $75, a asterboard §) ies) | Lasaies ee proces Sale Office Equipment 63 1 JOHN A LANDMESSER, BROKER XTER & LIVINGSTONE | “ABOUT aavrisns 7007 wi hat ee eee ere, ant 2 tegesedoes Bao bobs OSs) Kvecings ur ate |S KENT SCRE" GES or rere OSPR Sr | Ee Se Se ae Ce eee Ses es ‘ FE 41582 <) { Large double bed & innerspring | “ 7 er ohatr, Besor ¢ desk lamp, very | 4 __ Park k At Our _Front Door _ | Buber sd Rigi vel eb in maatereea! $85 Call PE $-2753. | ; hans ny anaes e bd tia" s son ™* as whmowers. and up FFED Hy 2.35) : h Established in 1016 29 to $500 Gas 7 laud elec Sreiriperghere Gvener Abe pave Meppotsery % 1b cop cate me $220 Tams) Fe see — ‘ REMINGTON TOM FORTS ' ‘Partri d : ranges, end water beaters. Bath-| $100 or verstuffed ch $35 | 250 me f. om ee ——— 135 OnE iN. ROTARY LAWN wi tow. _Writer $30. MA $116¢. 0000 = room fixtures, s ests, Gress- bh All to 1. cond. FE 2-7617 . . = Toco tien ti | WEST SIDE s_ ACRES li ge e sepa, ea" oseirause your crs) vaniteg, vend springn tnd ee All tn excel. ¢ csgond FE 2.817 £0 1b. pag of g7peailte .. PB) me ro eae reel type aware wn mower, Sale Store Equipment 64 rs. . Ft SES ty ey Bay EL Hh atl Nl hen, ob acted ade na CS EO A * “ee INDUSTRIAL ‘33 THE “BIRD” TO SEB budget, We w! wil be he, fied 9 bet Qceasional chairs, abies, lamps. Leta acto reel -_ somone quote’, fw piyecere $m completely Cente a MPI orapw AND ~ oe ‘co, corn ; model, 12%" vie matching ews! eo: : * -Beeminal “ote Gor aoo te | TODAY'S SPECIALS Sie ATE. ciber” sc, hems. New 6 USED,| FE bate a 5 beg tween fi $42 see at, PAINT SALE. my 13016. s 5 Visit ow dept, APP * bd thie golden opportunity NORTHERN, MOTEL — AAA bargains. ay-aWaY PLAN model, ‘1 yF ae ¥ se: 8 v motel on ouR PLA DeSoto ( UR OAKLAND AVE, babe byl mene] docx pion Lake, Com- — | RINANCE CO. UP.10'M MONTHS TO PAT vision. Excellent condition. FE BUR MEISTER Ms ZONED INDUSTRIAL | ieevet ie toy te tee | pe che | Si Wk aes cena ae) ae wma | Northern Lumber Co. |" P ranted | expansion , parking. or beg! os 8. at. Sage Ss | See tes| CASH NOW Dany exoe | tiimatee plrameee. tin ele | Putas inl 3diny “fo So pore two homes’ op the~ investment of $60,000 on terms. PAY LATER P N Koa ried 70. wEPaIS r Cou. Detroit Fe 1-410¢ | 2901 Dixie i +0108 UA-LUNO aye ANE ema ene Co use TAVERN in prosperous Oakland | Get LA LA ¢ miles E. of Pontiee. of 3 mile | dition 428. PE 44000 CHANNEL TRON, 9 PIECES, 16°X 300 PLUSH BoORS SLIGHTLY bike. ond Transter Co or | 6. Community. No food or enter-} ater’ poli oal peng tad)| | CMS bn ubure ROASTER OVEN. WESTINGHOUSE Tad #10 00. OR 3.0003 Seeeget, cores 9m pleee yo | Sire cessed oly. OF Fao om 7 LS ieee = penner Neck er etna rae - afford Phone write or come “ PHONE FE 45-0241 Poi ee ay ie ape with Lf be CASH FOR a . Exterior doors, $10 end up. LIVE BAIT . . on the price of $19 500, This spot = AIN ’ Ph -chemoy FE 47881 Orcharg Lake Rd First * details. coy a nertce Let] ¢10 600 ema see "BENEFICIAL BARGAINS Waive, 620 fs ‘Dis Nore close . 8 Walnut Lake Rd _ MERCURY MOTORS aa : Table top gas range laaulll Prasreseeak: 5 Urey a tae Cleanup Time Is Here Stop defore 10:0) om. oF after| Worms, minnows, crawiers, boots, FLOYD KENT. Realtor | garientatn eseter' tech | FINANCE CO. | Duin: rene ait, tae Ave ty aad tee our aay avce-| Sur QofreTanre ns at "| Sale Rhetur hereon, sow tion located just north of Detroit ‘ ng room eatin ONITE CARD TABLE WITH eo ——— , QUALITY BUILT FOMES" office) 02 main highway 1 W Lawrence 8t VE 2.2900 | Table med. comb. radio a eal ercen remake 60h Ween tweeter paint, ee ci ~8 33) ANDERSON HDWE. 2200 Dixie Hwy. _ HIGHWAY GRILL — Attractive Mortgage Loans 84) feet 8 more RT be or bulldozing or sell. OR | board. poms mace Seese ie puritan Rae Re es i wen xiz's wean: Leper] Gina adt? i lealemasty ita tates Pes cbatlion “Wisc items, 132 | TAPPAN DEL. GaS RANGE. or.| "outs, nat ewe mOARR gals Seen ee Me] marry co. amattone | WARRaed a SO SNE | jHeniay, Gem ck | “sere Seger ie a Ra a Co-operative 3 Estate Exchange | 4 room semt-modern © & ge | DAVENPORT AND CHAIR, $ TRADE ELECTRIC RANGES FOR| cu of materials are at new s enleee ms, pee eS a pee ae So) I, ee 1078 W. Huron WASHING MACHINE FOR WAL 34 $0. nan’ p80vS, G10.50: ew reli : RIC 00 Per Motel Site | [mT ARtaiiaren TEPER PMA TSE | io re oman ie | uae rv manag | Renae a aT) we yee ft | cD he 5 5 trotted A att 0 order. ¥ ation, oe Ae _Sa I do Cc 32 WILL SACRIFICE LARGE EQUITY | cota’ beds $3000. new. @ year | TWIN I BEDROOM 8 farids Ta New Plush Doors trom $5.50 up. ore Paints Hardware. Ete. a0 Re, sale | -an entrects| In. “4 bedroom home, for, houre- crib. $17.95: retrig., #38 so, rock- | _plete, 966 Arpaio, PAUL 8 CYR roMaek go Rochester i) rT 5 m sae 4150 on Seward $12 0. “new toner "epring mat USED 1 TRADE-IN Fetes Conan Sra mS "ret eMptre 32791 voi sand) and. gravel os pa . . § : PACTS WILL SELL a tresses e y, se “ulidorinng. WEST OF. PONTIAC pl SCO ST by | ot@uity in household we po hard tk epee Oveastonal chafr SURPLUS LUMBER & ~ SEPTIC TANKS BLACK DIRT or SET TER THOROUGHBRED BROOD MARS room and bath modern home owls of FE S-3100. —f_orehe 5 | Chest of Drawers N ATERI. Re Installed if tested: £49 _Frompt_setvice and oy eet am - 210 of frontage contig an| 2 WORD ld te vitoo down | UE Tita” GiveR SAND | 12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 | Saitnasgs AM = | OAL ELEC EATER ere re ben wre Aa ong toe Dare | _ ees bess. 88 rontage atitu 24 Loa hy block sts vr FOR GOOD BEAGLE, Davenport. Logg Oye! + oer aa Gas Heater } soon Pecial 8-1 798, its che Lj mous gard oy ree and Brady. Price je a alk! tractors, $128 up. tillers, $129 up. as poh ods ry mowers a Lat town, Terms on Mt. mci and pick up plow meg ton spring ic Mo. tooth drag. . 09 Wailing plow, | horse cyltive- tor, Farm gete. All in good MA 6-2186. cay od i apace ‘Good an \ __Shape Pr Pi . ALLIS-CHALMERS,> corn planter. avy “yr 3 sac- tion sp section ike harro All new Will sell below washeoale cost. #161 Dixte Hwy MA 1 Rolens & Wheel horse tractors. Several good used tractors. Also pow- er mowers. Evans Equip- ment, 6507 Dixie MA 5-7878.. wy. WOOD COMB AND GET! tion, } Ie RENT, 8 y tf we vn the a ? Gy is Es “THE PONTIAC PRESS, | ‘THURSDAY. MAY 31, cory ye Rent Trailer. Space _79| MODEST MAIDENS GTOR WITH STEEL , disc, cultivator and | Ponting GARDEN "TRACTOR ) enero | ea Good condition; OR : R MODEL a A L tounted. 1 in pes. in| gy and belt pulley, newly — rater rtect Senattine 44258 _ Utica. REpublic wets a rabber. Good springteoth Greg Prot Ay ple $-2080 MCCULLOCR ease & Lawn Routh Woodward Mile Rd.) Bi rmingham, Mieh. _ Phone 3 Midwest 4-603. Mich. Chain Saw Distr. RVICE AND RENTALS dt paeat 13. Front 8t. MY 3-451! Miller's 33 JOHN DEERE MODEL 4 i tractor. in excellent coo- dition, Phone MA Sto eetee 6:00 am am. ors afver_ ‘ Pp a SEE US, WE “HAVE SOME GOOD USED, TRACTORS. Used Ford Tractor bid Wagner wacancess DC with — loader industrial and Farm, Tractors Parts and rvice Trede-ins Wanted E-Z Credit Rates Low Interest Rates Buy and Seve at HOUGHTEN & SON hesler 28 co a art) Roche Sass. 5-519 rE SPACE ON PONTIAC aS a OR 31278 21 on baad Feimearplpesoy burs saw mounted CRAIN SAWS DROP | . or ee hans Date. aide + her x. fe oN, Opiveee ‘FE Auto Accessories 80 AUTO GLASS BERVICE ia quase use. the highest Vee wart ee: Free 1 of fool S customer. All ‘wont ay Insurance jobs b | Sete Saturday vat 4 i Hub Auto Glass Co PE +7080, | 132. 122 Oakland Ave les For Sale Tires 80-A | jf 4-1, 67018 WHITE WALL, QOOD-| | year, pew, $16.05 plus tax. Ex. | change, 503 ». Saginaw FE ae Es. $150 | 603 8. Peed “| Ps ‘GOOD USED TIR alae. wane walls FE 4-0687. GooDY FAR. FIRESTONE GOOD. | ch S. Black or White §ide- Walls Off New Care Pull Guer- | antee jp to 66 per cent off. Standard Sires n i ED WILLIAMS j 45) 8 Seginew at Raburo SHARPEN UP YOUR CAR WITH AS sel of chrome wire wheels, set { 8 for less than half the cost | of s new set Lake Orion Motor Sales M24¢,at Clarkston Rd. For M By Jay Alan For Sale, Cars. 91) For Sale Cars 91 MERCURY CUSTOM 3 DOOR. ee, ae: _ 2 5 cos white. $1 ip inane 6-1212 : 5 SIEACE Low mileage. Anqutre I, obits i a 788 ‘N. Saginaw. a LATE, 1956 CUSTOM C CRoRS COU try Rambler for $1,158. eal : | tone blue with Ae eat ay ri ad. | - heater and whritewalls. C on | pele QU IDATION LOT | Diravi i Down, assume easy monthly | . Deane \ ments. Howard's a Cars | , bey ale witass ar. Sot 1748 | ma Hi Highland Rd. (M59) EM 3-2234 ‘$8 Ford Crown Vic ek sions | OLDS 1955 98 HOLIDAY COUPE Chev. Bt. Wa. v $1975} 2 Gr. Pull wer, Under whens ‘$8 Pontiac 3 dr gies | _™!_ Gel} _or (rede, PE 37373 ‘54 St. Wagon $1345 | 34 OLDS, SUPER 8&8 HOLIDAY “$4 Chev. r. PO $1046 Will take old car for canity: re s ate hd per ieaees s eo) _ 42055 ee : ymou (Si Pootec a ar were fa) OLDS 88 4 DR. 53 Dodge ¢ v8 $645; This is a very sharp ‘51 White ‘82 Pontiac 4 As Hydro $995 . top. dark green body. radio ‘$2 Dodge 2 dr s ra | er, Hydra. Excellent condition me- | $2 Dodge 4 dr 3425 chanically Very good rubber A $1 Chrysler Beretocs s 5§5 | bargain for someone People HO $1 Ley € ame A _§ mal Auto Sales 6% Oskland FE 2-236) | 51 Buick ¢ dr a 474 ‘27 OLDSMOBILE | S51 Plymouth C! Cpe $ 445 t 50 Chev Cl Cpe $ ae AD Moc oM ize 50 Ford () Cpe $ 165 —— — sa Fare C1 be £38' HAUPT PONTIAC | 47 Pond 2? ar = rece 46 Piymeuth Cl Cpe 373 CLARKSTON | ; : lép6 Pontiac Starchief 4dr, Cate- TRUCKS | ee Power steering, Power brakes Pully repress Pactory 84 Chey Pick-up $965 — officials car Low down payment. 43 Dodge Pick-up ey 1966 Pontiac 870 Catalina coupe ‘$1 GMC Sub $595 prorat = move im- “49 Ford telephone box $475 mediate. ment. 48 Chev. utility cw. $308 1952 Pord Ncaenles: wradio. b heater, ' 1958 Pans aoa nef rtlol, ac rehief conve ie. MANY MORE power Demonstrator — Mercury i—_ if MM Ws Aa 4 ths | = F / Mat) a | wrD- _ USED TIRES “OLD CARS | ne A _or parts PE 30036 rm is! at fan _Auto Service” 8h | \oauatwaer oninealin rem |) 8) sees Way ALAN! | ear. Cylinders rebored..Zuck Mu- | | chine Shop. 23 Hood. Phone FE ~ Lea — : are hardest feel es me to get is preektas! in bed!”’ | For Sale Motorcycles 83 —— —— Se ‘$2 HARLEY DAVIDSON 14 GOOD’ Wanted Used Cars 8&8 For Sale Cars 91 shape FE 2-0406 a. ~~ $3 HARLEY 74 88 Beott LAKE wip crap METAL AND | is : FE 5-4638 | FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON our Harley Davidson, See Hariey Davidson Bales Ca. 312 South junked cars Aye) el eel ey) ele) Parments too high? Trade down ‘4 MARLETTE, LIk wave tr on price 62.250 Can e sorn 7 Hilltop Dr. or call, _EM 3 si220 fo for particulars ~ PONTIAC CHIEF — “SAR ATOGA W TO @, PRICED TO SELL selection of recon- d 2 bedrooms | These may be purchased on our - new deferred parment plan A ered®™ life policy free on all con- tract purchases HUTCHISON | MOBILE | HOMES 4301 Disie Ber Drarton Piains OR 3.3207 and was0 8 Don Fer Pint BEAUTIFUL | 22 SACRIFICE FOR $800 EM 3-208 ~ OXFORD Trailer Sales General coaches 19 ft wide up to 4 ft long 2 bedrooms 20 gai water heater ‘alousie windows house type furnaces. Heres a rea motile home Stewarts 77 to 8 People are rea.: talking about this ‘atest in mob. somes The new Va-Ka-#hun-Ftte travi- ler and Holley Runabout are reg ulars on our lot, we have severe traflers we will sell on renta dare Parte and accetscries, 71 to pick from. Phone MY 701 M24 one Mile & of Lake Orien PALACE, ALL ALUM MODERN $780 dn, $808 terms, $798 each Call rr 8-0283 Trailer Exchange ANDERSON CHAMPION GREAT LAKIS BEEMER L 3 end 3 bedroom. 18 to 8) ft 10 f% wide availabie We jin- ance ae low as $ per cent dn ae 6 yrs 72 Bank rates. Used trai)- rent — so down pay- = PARTS sie =e pares | ‘ONE 5 HP JOHNSON oy | OUTBOARD MOTORS Ne aed | ! SAILBOAT. 18 FT DUNPHY con. | months : — SELLING OUT Sagina® fransportation for your equity Ford Ferguson with plow on INDIAN MOTORCYCLES ears Riemensthneiders 2328 Saginaw , ker : 0 ( a - ~ Meese? Niarris model 20 828 Rd Meego Harbor Fe eta Bui TITHE THGH DOLLAR Farmall N © ae ter McCain - Esha nin grade used gare. We ” wer bd ~ need them Drive tne extra mi! Leg A vien fren apes For ‘Sale Bicycles 84 it will = aor well. 4540 Dixie Toan Deere B. $205. John ere y Hand eulti, 0305 ‘Allie Goel BOYS 18 IN EXC COND #0 HI. J. VANWELT | mere B- eet oP eee | | 5-1832 i! lon 31988 ~ Cc. with cu eae ae = a rth of Op | 5 3123 Derry Ns ate eee or PE | eects & Accessories 8! | “SHOP IT | 18 1) Pr PLYWOOD ROW BOAGS Then Bring It Here BSED GARDEN mae 7 END | Reasonable he Wiles Beach | We pay top fener eee ears | PR LL oes tt bn eed | AVE ES | AND UP. i WOLVERINE, TRAILER, MER- | 50ne [Dixie (tay SP eu | eury cL al used 10 hre | ie ‘Beate PE ¢eees |: oor __ $406 ho ee SATE Uy ™ KING BROS. te mr T WKEEL jo # wo | SHARP CARS ONLY YOUR 18. | tor, ivehee 166 Wal =| If your car is sharp bring cer | Bag be oraves_ |v > eye Soran | Stan, et ae | motor. A ie ¥ i 2 be Auction Sale 77 | eee controls. ‘8178. FE +6474 BUD SHELTON » Se i AUCTION, HAVINO THE | js Pr. RUNABOUT 100 HP. VERY MOTOR SALES the undersigned will sell at | fast. Sacrifice FE 5-2139 Corner of Auburn & K. Blvd. Public Auction = po lapboncear| |) BEAUTIFUL NEW Boats. PE +6r38, about ‘ =ltel= ieed. Terms. { Sic cast of Miltora on Com: Howard Loomis, 10803 Dixie Hwy ate cater Motor Sales | morse peed St’ oe fear miles | ATRCRAPT ALUM, BOAT. 17, 6180 | gene yt On 3 lee Wizom Rosd to 4240 | ' eo Sat. June 2, com-| GOOD BOAT AND 8 HP MOTOR il CARS mencing et 1:00 pm sharp the | Must sei] A good bargain! Murry { : @ cows, Black Anguw! - to 1714 Cole St. tn Birmingham Advertised last week were cold | } Registered. 2 Reg. Biack Aner (off Adams Ra. near Woodward) for te $78. Lese then we | dows, with calves, 1 Reg 1 | 8OaF COVERS MADE TO ORDER pey Foolish isn't it, angus Cow to freshen hes canvas repairs FE 44277 or take leas when you might eet Biack Angus Cow, calf by wide 16 tes M Dr more These cows sre young ge! cles BOATS. i9-PT. 0 1cPT. 65 RIEMENSHNEIDERS | _ geod shape, average nae Hh ye). | PE 3-013 232 5. Saginaw. Be "frector, ta good condi. | CHAMPION § CLINTON MOTORS Oar fz es ee LO John Deere ‘Tractor c 2-3068 = NM’ cunipacker 312 | 0140 Pontiec Lake Ra 3271! WANTED: SCRAP CARS. wearer’ won Rub-|COSTELLOS BOATS MOTORS. Ph._OR 34511 ber, Oragete Oliver 16| "trailers. Lake Orion. MY 33732 | WTD.: JUNK CARS & 6CRAP Ry Be good congiion | CHRIS CRAPT 1¢ PT @ NH P_| _serviee. Call F 2. Dewole Dise. John like new always been kept in. | WANTED - JONEKED OR dsED 3 Han | _side Tt Li 3-1208 care, any meke ony model. To we 1 SN AGEMARER WoLvER- | _ 989 paid. Sevber tired Manure apreases sirwood. super de-| BAGLEY AUTO PARTS John par Bide. Delivery = Loree steering controls _ FE 6-0219 170 BAGLEY 8T Rake Diack reek Corn Planter, cover. Like new = mew). € ft. McCormick Deering ae ere S a _ WE NEED Mower, Portable Cattle Truct.| Cris . CON- Chute, 300 Gal Gas tineatal 138 any type Deal- | tank, bu. Corn crib, Quantity| ers demonstra like new ‘ Pp NTIACS | Fence, Quantity picket fence ev weekends. FE 2-6319 annoy ony enigmatic atl e LL BODY 8TYLEs | Wood ores ALUMA-CRAPT BOATS eee ot PENNYAN BOATS M & “M MOTOR SAL Stes | af cole, AB came of, $1090 end! saICHIOAN PROPELLORS For | %27_Diste Mey under, : Ld oun! credit of 63 mmesths time on ph Yh gh For Sale Tr Tracks 9 c ener jammy nt Hoey PKing aLL nt PAINTS AND ; 5 Floyd Kehri, Clerk, Ne- SALES & SERVICE Tractor end closed semt-van Bank = Detrott, Piymouth 422 8. TELEGRAPH Complete, qona jek a Howe tte | WIBEROLAS MATERIALS — | S10. ie? na Storage, PE 2-780. a EVERY Fo sorer reer beet ent | care te LONG (WHEEL BASE | day ‘ easore opr i Chev. Stake —_ household rurnifre, tool an Reveonden Beet shape 3. wo racks Dersonal effects, LASTICS Sutton. ee ee eee os 14 Mile Bd. at Jono R | inst CHEV E | DUMP wit NES AT 1 0 CLOCK. 4 Saintasen yee ~ pol Terms. FE 3-0060 er mi, south and %4 mi. west of oe tes — See HARRINGTON 4 pees - Lake Orion. 350 W. Silverbell Rd ., bs | 1984 CHEVROLET BEL AIR. FOR- 31 Holstein cattle 18 cows | et jealer for dor. $900 $180 down. Braid Mo- ¥ cattle, Dairy equipment EVINRUDE. MOT ORS | tor sales. FE 2-01% 1000 . of corn 300 bales of | Whirlwind i mized hey. 2 A mers trac-| Wolverine feo a. tea tors, Dac Equipment | Grumman cances See A C. i984 g Old Town canoes ‘66 CHEV. PICK UP. SHARP 8808. baler GO. A corn picker on rub-| Sterling trailers 2073 Drury Lane at Pontiac Lake ber like new Int 13 hoe dise | Standard steel pler | OR 30856 after 8 pm arm ble dise. Cultipacker | Marine Hardware & pointe { peerierarer: Son PICKUP. Line of other tools. Grover Shim- EZ TERMS | CHEV 1808 emere ls She mone, Prep. Metsmers = Harrington Boat Works on this one Just your car or Clerk. W. A. Pritch & Son, 1s 8 1900 ©. Telegregn Phone FE 2-8033| truck down __Aeetiqneers. CENTUR boats For Sale ANA YEL For Salo Housetratiors 78 CADILLAC ALUM. | Haskins eV. teria) RCURY MO1 ORS TRAILERS : eee NOM WESTWOOD. | Paint —MaRI NE esx! BG emt Disie’ Mighwer of MiB, ter heater. Glenview Trailer Park. | INLAND | TAKE SAL E € | MAple | oat oon ine | Anes Grantham, 2200 Shimmons| 3127 W. Huron FE ¢7121 & sain | PL CKUP is TON. ieee Re. JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS inernation ey venwet | FT. NEW MOON TRAILER | Starcraft metal boats Tee-Nee NDE TRUCK AND | Pull beth 63200 Will trade Trailers, bosta stands & carts, | ‘82 MACK TA trail A-1 shape. | Terme FE 2-294 Everything for the boat er remoens ratler Ld WENS MARINE SUPPLY | 360 Orchard Lake Ave. _Phone FE 2-8020 | TANKER TRUCK SUITABLE FOR road otling or orchard spraying will trade iso 1951 ‘; ton GMC | NEW 12 FOOT ROWBOATS #40 pickup And 1045 International 7600 Elizabeth Lake Ra School Ebisil (s0llipesaenset FE | 53-0210 WILSON c MC. wr 4-45) FE 85 1 Mie HIOAN: 8 LARGEST GMC | TRUCK DEALER motor A-1 condition FE 5-0738 BOAT. | trailer and one whee) trailer, FE | 2148 Good family Pont In the | ready to go' 2-1033 | SHORTY TOOKS - PLACE Oakland at Cass MERCURY OUT RORE MOTORS GMC 1951 's TON PICKUP ORTIO- Sales and Service FF 2-280 nal finish, § excellent tires Just; TONY 8 MARINE EVINR( DE Mo. your car or truck down easy | tore 20 vre repalr experience ~ GMAC terms. eee olden * Red Stamps on any boa trailer Aluminum boats re Very cheap 2608 aK hard lake H kj Ra FE 80112 Open 111 B a clock as NS Chev. WTD OUTBOARD MOTORS AND #471 Dixie aati at M18 * boate FE 13-0034 MAp/le 56-5071 Open Nites tl @ Transportation Offered 87) 6ue-cox BULipozER DUMP truck $250 OR 3-0833 MA 58-4608 1 ¥ TO CALIFORNIA ON SCHED. 55 gmc TON PICK UP PER. | uled 4engive airliner fare only fect in “its mh $73 Hewat! $185 Ploride $190 OerrE BY FORD 8 SALES Ferry Service agent OR 3-044) OA 8-20 RIDF “Ww ANTED FROM COM merce vicinity to Pontiac Approx oe CUEB ARE 1 rN ahr 8am EM 3-0247 after § 30 $9302 wie FXPENSFS TO NASH. 195) STUDEBAKER *. TOW PICE | : Tenn Thursday pm FE un Overtoad aoriias heavy 384 | “duty tires, Only 4000 miles EM rece ‘GOING NORTH PART 3-3335 load either wer FR 5-6806 Far WEEK-END TRIP TO _HARRIS- Auto Insurance 90A burg Share eapences FR 4 2190 - , = s Co ALISTATE AUTO INSURANCE Wanted Used Cars 8&8 «Founded by Sears Roebuck & Co! Cali Jim Boushell FE 57754 CASH FOR ANY MAKE OF 14TE = models Economy 22) Auburn _. For Sale Cars” Pee 91 1944 a-B BRUCE BUILT 3 POINT | Hedro. Excellent condition 6125 423 N Shore Dr Lake Orion 35 BUICK SPECIAL, HARDTOP. 2 tone grav R & Autom Gnas as WwW. ew. pee: Very clean. HOW, ARD LARE, INC. WANTED LATE MODFI. CARS. CLEAN AND SHAR BRING TITLE ouze WAITING ' GLENN'S MOTOR SALES | one LJ Sagin aw s' | i FE 737! | 9703 Orchard Lake B, Keego ; $2 BUICK BUPE DOOR DE- ie REED USED CANS AnD | luxe sedan, Ereotient condition, ae Rist (esr) prsce (>etore you | best offer. 175 NF Hospital Rd BUICK ‘85 SPECIAL RADIO AND | heater White sidewalls, standard ; shite ieee OL 1-6561. 1350 Pon- | tac } North Chevrolet’s Big Lot in B irmingham (WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR 1p54 Sone GENTURY HARDTOP sbarp late mode! cars full power $1,400, OR 3-4730__ COMMUNITY BUICK SPECIAL’ 1985. 4 DR Hardtop White & turquoise WW. i MO C Dye Safety group Go Supervisors personal car EM 42805 _ 58 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DR 1 top Complete power EM 3-330 FLEETWOOD 4, smal] monthly 8787 oN sabi ne 803 N. Main. Rochester OPEN ‘TIL 10 PM ___ Olive 24315 <= Se -HARD- 2 306 CADILLAC 1947 — | dri Take over parmeste._ FE 2 0 CADILLAC #1 Priced for immediate sale 3607 Elizabeth Lake PR or +7684 . aPeCtAl ~CADILLAE | *ige and brown special leather Low mile SHOR G6 ASH: Claesified FE 2818), ~ I trim. Excellent cond age. er i Spy IMWISZ Studebaker 4 DOOR OVERDRIVE $395. LARRY JEROME ROCHESTER FORD DEALER ‘FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A| GOOD PLACE TO BUY | Giev CONV. 1960 VERY G60n | __ $300. FE 71-8301 __cond 6 _ OWNER 1962 CHEV | . DOOR ads very clean. FE 6-1826 ‘tl CHEV 4 DOOR, RADIO, HEAT. DIR. 810. SPOT LIGHT ORIO- —INALTOWNER FE 600s | | ) For Sale Cars 1 RIEMENSCHNEIDER DODGE-PLYMOUTII Hard to spell Easy to =c top Priced to sel! . MOTOR SALE Take Orion Motor Sales South Bivd at Woodward FE 4-9587 M24 at Clarkston Rd Ford - Mercury MY 2-261) pease ® BRAID'S 4540 Elizabeth Lk Ra OF PONTIAC — FSVABLISHED) 1924 WO USED CARS YOUR CAR AS DOWN PAYMENT DeBote - Piymouth Desier Cass at W Pike Sts \ FE 2-0186 aes PLYMOUTH DOOR. GOOD | Smal] monthly payments. Call ires ‘air condition, $65 Cali FE 61521. ask for Mr Bleck _olly MElrose 7-1 Rogers Sales and Service, 605 1954 PLYMOUTH 2 DOORS LIKE Auburn Ave new $825 | owner FE 53-7526 “RANCH WAGON | = . ot yesere SERIES 870 Two ‘34 Fords ta excellent condt- | cles Ed a) et The ideal car for vaca- . a1 cor, for OLDS, 1986 DEMOS. HURON MIR. SALES 1943 FORD CUSTOM @ RADIO & heater $350 CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY _ Case at Pike Sts FE 43085 SHARP ‘4 FORD. 3 DOOR R&H po rust. perfect running alien: Ideai and car $2. down 88 Super 88 and 8 Hard to | | id Speci CHEVROLET 083_W__Huron PE 22041 op ech epriagiccleorancelnas | 61 FORD, 2?DR., FULLY; EQUIP. low as eel Lod Leap down, up ne | MONEY SAVING cond, clean. 7710) Harring- pod eps Rochester. North of Aubu | SPECIALS Ra ea. Livernots ph Roth- A IN | ester Rd 1948 Chovreiet 2-door Ges | ‘ve FORD “CONV. A-l AHAPE =| E { CK] S in 1980 Hudson Sedan 6 iad cnn 00D B RUNNING CON) =(TIEVROI : S | 1930 Chevrolet 3-door 6105 econ MAS 1369 J -ET-OLDS 1961 Chevrolet club coupe on ee | 6571 Dixie Highway at 4-15 joel cherreiet sedan N t] nal ( 5-5071 Oper ‘Hites til 9! upe | Many MORE To ce mom a 10Y la | PONTIAC, | “1986 870 CATALINA | = PRON 3° Haskins Chev. 6571 Diste Highway at M-15 MApie 5-5071 = Open Nites ‘til! ® ‘4 CHEV. DEL RAY. RF ‘ehhh rece * cond eer can: INSANE. Thate what you wiil say when you see how ridiculously cheap we are selling our 1966 Oldsmobile ‘ Demonstrators HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE ARE YOUR CAR pene te TOO burdensome? you to adjust to so lees expensive tase Orton Motor a at Clarkston Rd wi pord — sine peereure isa CHEVRO a tp oo ym VERY _tlean 1 petty i935 CHEVIE BEL ra a -WiTH Power Olide $1,635 FE 5-3300 West Side Used Cars Drive out where overhead is low and the har erooeta pest makes & models to c West Side Used Ca Cars $23 W. Buren +2188 1964 BEL AIR SPORTS as Rah. WW. ‘e.000 miles, $1,100 FE 5-184 4 DR. CHEV. NEARLY 61.005, terme. FE ‘Bb-180, 4 new tires 3706 ‘80 DESOTO 4 DR. NEW PAINT $349 2073 Drury Lane at Pontiac _Lake OR 3-6866 after 5 pm. 1951 DODGE 4 DOOR SEDAN RA dio and heater $350 CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at Pike Sts. __ FE 438 : 1953 FORD “VICTORIA. RADIO heater. Continenta] kit. Sharp. . JEFFREY FORD BALES ee 8-301) ‘$1 DODGE. 4 DR. R & H. OYRO.| hepa -up ite $300 Dark green. LI |». 68 aft 4pm ‘1952 DODGE ence WAGON Excellent condition Call FE 4-84 top and motor R&H,. WW tires New paint $175 OK Bases DODGE «¢ DR. VERY CI FAN No rust EM 3-008! CHEV. ‘56 Demos. TOW SFI! | a.poor SEDANS @ocyt MILFAGE PRICED. TO 2)0_V-A& 2 DOOR POWER GLIDF LOADS WITH EXTRAS BEI AIR HA BEAUTIFUL B TONE LOADED TRAS D-TOP BEDAS WITH EX V-8 ¢ DOOR AEDAN IVORY AND Sit Pipa LOADED BEL al BE AUTIF JT, VER GRAY WITH EXTRA MANY Led To pe FROM “$195 2 | a -| | , «eo DODOE _CONVERTIBI F. Goon ' LIGE & COPPTT | THESE CARS ON SPECIAL SALE Your Car Down HIGHEST TRADES LOWEST TERMS CoA ae OF OUR LOW aan HEAD LOCATION ALL KINO 61ZF ae ea ED BUDGET eae - wAsy oes DONT DELAY -ACT TODAY! HASKINS CHEVROLET ‘Oakland County's Fastest Growing Dealer” 457) Dixte Mighwey ef MIS MApia Cama Open Nitee 1 8 NAT TONAL. Outboard motors, boats, app!i- MOTOR SALES ances, gums. cameras, etc. As 171 8 SAGINAW part yment Nene used = Mo car RIT easy te ‘6 FORD. RANCH WAOON. Rafi SPENCE Hi ima very clean. only “4 1.550 : = CARS HOWARD LARE, INC. ee Ae WILL es weiter er aed eke noe mere | Never been Neensed FE 32-0000 MA 6-2920 We "CACC 1952 , MERCURY 91 STATION WAGON “CYIOW ENS Door oupe ramatic radio whhewells etc Sharp, 2300 miles | $2506 Will take clean older car OR 32040 on trade EXECUTIVE Motor Sales BAYS | +56 “We will sell vou a car, | even if your ‘credit has'| PONTIAC E CARS. UP TO $900 | been turned down else: | DISCOUNT | where PONTIAC RETAIL STORE 63 Mt. Clemens St. FE 3-117 FOR AS LITTLE AS $39.50 Dn. No co-signers No furniture loans | No finance companies ING red tape Immediate Delivery We Hold Your Note Buy Here, Pay Here 1986 PONTIAC 870 HARDTOP SE- dan Hydramatic reasonable wii! | trade 3064 Maple Leaf, Pontiac ‘48 PONTIAC R&H. CLEAN ‘GOOoD condition $150 FE | | 1952 PONTIAC. Caner A 8 owner RAH Hydra aw Really | Mi 62261 sharp 33 PONTIAC CATALINA. HARD- top. R & HM, Auto Trans. Power . W. W. Tires, Very clean. Only $1.08 HOWARD LARE, INC. 7705 Orchard Lake Rd Keego WILL ACCEPT YOUR FORD DEALER A-1 USED CARS OVER 80 REAL BUYS | "CY" OWENS 147 8 Saginaw St ‘Fr #4101 Na] - Open 6 am to 9 om 1988 STUDEBAKER 8PEFDSTER 2 door hard top R & H Power | steering. power brakes automatic | trans Low mileage FEM 33235 BRIGHT CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at Pike Ste ___FE 43885 “We MERCURY. Y, PAIR CONDITION Ses ‘M -3030 BARGAIN ‘$3 Olds 98 Sedan. Hydramatic Radio & Heater, W-Wall Tires Power Brakes. Dark Green Low price, $000 : er Bright Spot’ Orchard lake at Case FE 80488 MERCURY 16 HP CRUISER | Gear shift remote controls. com- | , ' pletely reconditioned 8200 FE} | 454i after 4 pm || t 1981 MERCURY Pa Bos. ce a P | Automatic transmission Radio & 2. Ford, Ford-O Matic, | heater | CENTRAL | LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass Ee pie Sts radio & heater 35 Olds 2 dr, Hydramatic radio & heater. nowe® | "SS Pontiac, Catalina, Hy- | dramatic, RATT "35 Cadillac 62 Cpe. liv OOKk | dramatic. RAH, power = Mercury sedan. Merc 1956 Plymouth statian (Matic, R&H wagons, 2 and 4 dr. mod s4 Olds 2dr, Hyvdiamati eis. Some are temiis radio & heate: Pruteruationalekiiidarere 4 © adillagG2 sedanel|s Diesel pow ered Oo fr ae R&H. power "$4 Pontiac 2dr. RAL blade, good condition ontiac 2 RI See it today 5 a4 ard 2dr. R&T "S4 Buick Riviera, Dvna 1956 Pixmouth Savoy 4c” Ver ‘eae a push button drive 24H WW flaw RAE, poave rant brerteia ele mite 33 | lids my Ilan het, | 1\ “ih bate Maeno “dramatic, R&T . nv * anon it "S53 ¢hevrolet 2dr. R&T Shaw } MOI peat ‘ OWN BY Apporritime iM 5.3 Mercury 2dr RAH. 1924 Pivmouth Belv club seca ‘e FoUNd Hohdas Coupe, di Va ush Button rite RAH > WW tires Sea Spray Green Vis dramatic. RAT peme $3 Pontiac 2dy., Hivdra 1984 Plymouth Bayor 4dr R & A - RA WW tires Beautiful cherry reo ,, matic, R&I. and: white demo 53 Ford 2dr., R&I 'S2 Pontiac sedan, Hydra- matic, R&H. "S2 Chevrolet sedan, R&H. "$2 Buick sedan, Dyna- flow, R&H. | $1. Cadillac 61 sedan. | 1985 Ford V-8 ranch wagon 2-tone Reh @ Town and Country car Ive nice. Cas, Plymouth 4dr Cranbrook with Bely. trim. Hunter and sea spray green. R&H Will trade Ciub 1983 Hudson Wornet cpe Hydramatic. R&H twin H power Hydra RAH One ,- = . a 5 owner 51 Pontiac Cl. Cpe. Hydramatic, RAT "31 Mercury Cl Cpe, R&T 4) Olds 88 2 di 1950 Piymouth station wagon Saio. Model spec uploistery R & H dust {he @l purpose car for rou psa Pontiac with J peats station wagon 4 4r R & H good fami RAL ce straight stick 1052) -Pivmouth Cranbrook coupe R&H Its nice 1 orks JEROME,” OLDSCADILTAC Orchard |akeat ( aek CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES ” oh MAIN 8T ARKSTON CRRYSLER PI MOD" Lf FF ROR | } fren Rem to &p mm Dats. sy : 54 DeSoto 4 dr. "52 Dodge Coronet 4 dr. S33 Butck Roadmaster, 'S3. DeSoto 4 dr. $3 Mercury 4 dr. ‘53 Mercury Monterey ‘38 Desoto Hardtop. Full "96 Lincoln 4 dr. sedan Can't tell from brand new. <3 Plymouth 2 dr sedan Schutz | *Motors AAA Reconditioned One Owner | | t { USED ( NR SPECIALS) $1495 sedan. Radio and heater, auto- matic power steering & brakes, V-8 engine. An extra clean car. $995 Radio and heater, gyro- matic, new premium, w wall ures... Loday’s special c $795 "4 Plymouth 4 dr. Radio and heater. $1195 sedan Riviera Hardtop. Radio and heater, dynaflow, power steering & brakes, | automatic window hits, and seats. $995 | sedan. Radio and-heater, w/wall tires, automatic and V-8 too. Today’s special. $1195 $3 Buick Convertible Ra-; dio and heater, dynaflow, automatic windows, vel- low with black top and wire wheels. $995 | "53 Pontiac 4 dr. sedan. Radio and heater. hydra- matic, w/wall tires, poy er steering too. $995 sedan., This car 1s sharp and ready to go. “Fords—Chevys. Pontiacs—Buicks” OLIVER MOTOR SALES HAS THE FINEST selection of good looking, one-owner used cars in their long 27 year history. Don’t be taken. Deal with OLIVER BUICK and buy with confidence. Open till 9 p.m. I4 courteous salesmen to serve you. “55 Buick Super WRiniere! $2495 Hardtop, Radio & Heater. Dynafiow, sharp ‘55 Ford Country Sedan .$1795 Station Wagon, Ford-O-Matic. Low Mileage ‘55 Chevrolet 2 Dr. ......$1395 Radio & Heater, Spdtiess Inside & Out. All the Extras ‘99 Pontiac Cus. Cata... $2095 Starchief, Hydramatic. All Power Buipped '04 Buick 4 Dr. ..........$1495 Radio & Heater, Dynaflow, W/Wall Tires. Rung and looks good '54 Ford 4Dr............$1195 V-@ Customline, Ford-O-Matic, Very Very Clean '54 Chevrolet 2 Dr........$995 Radio & Heater, Another low mileege beauty. Hurry on this one '54 Pontiac 4 Dr.........$1395 Hydramatic. Radio & Heater Dark Blue W Wail Tires '53 Buick -Special 4 Dr... .$995 Radio & Heater Very nice car with many many extras ‘93 Buick Super Hardtop $1195 Drnefiow, Radio & Heater Oniv $245 dn 34 Months '53 Chevrolet 2 Dr. ..... 745 53 Ford 4 Dr. -$595 $595 Radio & Heater Ford-O-Matic $395 '5] Buick 2:Dr. ...7... Radio & Heater Good Paint. Ideal Ind Car : PLUS MORE GOOD CLEAN CARS OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake Ave. Top Trade-in Allowance PE 2-910] Ce ee ee Y Excellent Condition ‘52 Buick 4 Dr.... Radio & Heater Two Tone Paint. Ali good tires '52 Pontiac .......... ayeremet: Radio & Heater. New few Price ‘Sl Kaiser 4 Dr....... Mydramatic, Exceptional Car '51 Mercury 4 Dr. Another Sharpie. Radio & Heater Clean - o = 4 ee a5 20 Min. Financing $1905 ‘55 DeSoto 4 dr. sedan. Radio and heater, auto-| matic, w/ wall tires. $1395 / lymouth 4 dr. sedan. engine and heater. $1095 "34 Nash Rambler Hard- top. Really equipped with radio and heater, w/wall tires and gas saving over: drive. Today's special. | $1195 pation. Radio and heat- Merc-O-Matic, power s a eering and brakes. wiéwall tires and full leather trim 52095 power and ready to go $3595 Radio and heater $795 ‘35 Ford Mainline 6 loday only ce ol; S500 DOWN DELIN FE RS CARS BELOW 49 Diymouth 2): "S2 Studehaker ‘23 Studebaker . ~( 7H v4 SALT ME SAVINGS 1@O..OU WE HAVE A COM- ILS I Je. IL U1 Opie DEMONSTRATORS & COMPANY GFFI- CIALS’ CARS — SEE THEM TODAY! | hutz Motors . NeSoto-Piymouth Dealer ~PECIAL ANS BIG t f ~ =) “O12 8. Woodward Birmingham Mid eest £-5300 OPN a OPM | Bi sind Bher aes ‘Summertime Is the Time to JRN TO [URNER For the BEST In “WHEELS and DEALS” ‘34 Ford 2 dr......$844 — '53 Plym. 2 dr. ....$599 53 Buick ae ...$999 55 Ford St. Wen. $1499 ae Plym. 4 dr.....$44 51 Chev. 2 dr......$244 $5 Ford 2 dr.....$1099. -°56 Ford 2 dr. €. 8 $1799 ‘54 Buick Hf on .. $1644 "84 Linc. C. H'tap $1844 “S4 Chev. 2dr..... $844 "83 Ford 4dr .....$044 "S4 Ford Hdtop ..$11% So Mere 2dr.o-- 3-977) "33 Nash 2 dr......S644 58 Chev. 2 dr.....$1299 "32 Ford 4 dr......$499 9 “51 Plym. 4 dr. ..,.$244 ’54.Pontiac H'top $1444 -°54 Pont. dix. 2 dr. $999 ‘55 Ford H'top...$1744 52 Olds Super 88. . S644 $4Plym. 4 dr..... $84 "53 Chev. 2 dr...... $644 °53 Olds 88 Sup....$90% 53 Pont. dix. 8....$744 ‘53 Ford R. Wgn....$899 a Hudson Jet....$599 ise Chev 4dr. HM St Ford 2 dr---. S24 4 | ord C $10.00 DOWN DELIVERS CARS LISTED BELOW 1951 Ford 14 ton Pickup 1932 De Soto Cl. Cpe. 33 Plyem S Wen, $899 Sedan $1209 1952 Chev. Cpe 1983 GMC % ton Exp 1951 Ford Sta. Wagon 1949 Willys Sta. Wyn. MANY MANY MORE CONVERTIBLES 1982 Buick 4 1954 Eard 1955 Ford 1952 Chev & 1951 Ford 1953 Chex SPECIALS | 1988 Ford Thunderbird, like NeW eos ce sce .$2598 1954 Nash Rambler 2 dr., with factory installed air conditioning. ; Harold Turner, Ford 464 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham Midwest 4.7500 A PHONE CAIT, STARTS A COURTESY CAR % “THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1956 Bing Cros by I V With Jack Benny at wets + 7 Todc —B the Bob ru we a largest --i0O ay Ss Jadio Programs - 2 roiner a 8 —— A | q WIB, (700) - CKLW, (#00) Fei. = WAR, (1190) WEE, (170) WON, (1460) WIBK, (1409) iat ae 1 7 UDS TOF AFINUE ee TONIGHT |10:30—WIR, Jack Carson WCAR, News, WPON it Medity (awa howe by Lewis were, aan Prbiagal eyes ‘wi, hase Mewinsliand” ° oe takercus — 2 a WXYz, Wat McKenzie] CKLW. MeCoy ways aan WXYZ, Paul Winter Betty Field Will Star 29 Individual ee ee WIEBE, Foople Speak WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge| CMLY: News Strings ss Birthday’ eggpen de woee — Caravan 11:00_WIR, Neve Sa ee a ee oe end WCAR, News Spincrama in Happy irt jay on 3 Biaclthorn : WWJ, Mu : . Vina. WPON, News, Platter y 37 Bryophytic Ga Ol Cases (De WKeR ee ot mum WW, Minute Parede 1:30—WJR, Dr. Malone June 25 pleats f } WWJ, Ross Mulholland ” News, 8 ris cae ee oe CKLW, Bud Davies 3 _ WXY@? Bill Stern WJBK, Gentile, WJBK. News, T WRC. Guy Buna ae | CKLW. Eddle Chase PON, Sports and Nexs | WCAR. News’ Roundup, "| 2:00-WJR, 2nd Mrs. Burton By JACK O'BRIAN *o Weae, Soturas et" wana [Stes IR, Mi, Arce peoeea eee Wxi2, News ‘Winters | NEW YORK (INS)—Bing Cros- 32 sed . J , Spor nts WwW : ” . a | 7:00-WIR, Guest House Siw: Top of ihe Town | 19:00—WJR. Arthur Godfrey WIBK News Don ‘MeLeod |by’s next TV action will be aboard /¢¢ one! - . Three Sta: tr JBK, M y Care : WXYZ, Stars at Seven WPON, ‘Blues’ Chaser ware. ‘My ‘Tue WPON, News, Nelson Eddy sock Dandie eee Suances! Tider CKLW, Pulton Lewis Jr CKLW. News, Ho ts | 2:30—WJR, Nora Drake June 17 film (Jack's in England) |$? Tier WBE. Hews, Binge FRIDAY MORNING WIBK. News, Tom WXYZ, News, Winter with Jack and George Burns in an D Clave JMPON, News. Record Room “wag, News vee WROR, Birmingham Hr. | s:ecWJR Wendy Warren old vaudeville routine. . (- Gen relative . | WWJ, Morgan Beatty wae. |Kaactded oy > Laat it eae wry bi exensie es 3 osnen i | L Ca oie aoe wiBK Gentile, Binge WCAR, Music In the Air cxuW. mo Looks like Bob Crosby gets the 33 Od WIBK) Mickey shor WPON, Country Music 11:90—WJR. Arthur Godfrey | WAR, Nee, Cane *e4 |summer sub job for Godfrey's 3? Pisce | Record Room Meese Voice of Agriclt.| WWJ, ag WPON, News, Club 1460 Jo Stafford Guide's $:00—WJR, Amos ‘n’ Andy Bob Maxwell WXYZ, Wreer py Holida:! 3; House Part: Wednesday nighter ... Jo ees ane = tdiadh ne aoe hha cxLW. Mewal Gentiio Stage || sim) Nene. vem: WHYZ, News, Mexenaie turned it down. ... | 6 Piddung 39 Fero term 484Opines cxLW. Ofticia, "Detects Ds WCAR, Coftee Win Clem | WCAR, Hews. base “Ww Wieder ‘Browa , \S pmest cmperse alt ~~“ 39 ews, cke gor WPON, WPO! ews, ¢ Party) wxy ‘ WPON. News, Record Room | 7:00—WJR, Jim Vinall 11:90_WJR. Time for Muste ea Betty Field ets rete the June 25 « ep?) tee eee kf emt heat! oh how, wi tae WWJ, Bob Maxwell WXYZ, News, Curtain WIBK. News, Don’ McLeod| “Happy Birthday” role offered |g Pegisiative 9 pelnctes 34 Steamers shelte WEY, ‘Music Hall ChLw wees. on aca Sooner e) oe WEAR, News, Spinorems., | first to Imogene Coca and — cy 10 Not any (ab.) 36 Batinte 2 Bakes = eere Woan. pieal win coe FRIDAY AFTERNOON 4 awe. ong kan Hau Nanette Fabray.... 1 Beck an the _ — 31 Ind ee 88 Algerian Lan . ‘off oung 19 Worm 40 Boot: overnors 9: JR, News, J WPON 12:30—WJR, Jack White oe H “ ww, Mawais macontere Atay peel ih WWJ, News by Cederberg WPOR. Clu Dt - Victor Riesel will pect ate 3 Wicked psf ace 43 SS ° Beottt — WXYZ, J. Vandercook WXYZ. News, ood WXYZ, News, Winter 5:00—WJR, Philip Lenhart | Press’’ Sunday. . . . | 4 Transpose ¢ Poem $3 Daye Maer CKLW, Bob and Ray CKLW Terrance O'Dell CKLW, News, Sammy Kaye; ww, News at 5 . |” tab.) 37 Earth’ (coms. fi “ pean spt ek a uiuste te — News, Gentile, Binge lle ee Tom George | WXYZ, Watirick. Sports Bh satellite “ Malay _— a = aay ina leaanel Question cee pk a anne | WPON, News CxL - adie Coos reo Kathy sodfrey s CBS radio _Indian Shield bearing § —_pewter_coln WXYZ, Best Bands 8:00-—WIR, Jack White 12:30WJR. Time for Music| WCAR, News, Spincrama Chattercast mornings right after — _ eae: Ervcviame? | Sethe tence, «| See, Mae teem | SEEN a earns ole brother is interesting, plessant UM Ob WON, Zee snd Orville CKLW, News, Davi CKLW, Bud Davies WWJ, Jim Deland and amusing... . Int rated Beaches stetri ician WWJ. NBC New WJBK, News, honor Gentile’ WCAR, Music, Spincrama |! WXY#, Newa, McKenste a —o Refutes German Today's Televis; Dp bri street Singer” Tracy Open i in Maryland |weosles F == e O Trams - - easies rears ay e v1slon I g getting rich in real estate so the’ BarriMORE uw — Maryland's old radio star will record four ANN ARBOR «—German meas- Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. for RCA- with Radio-|"¥° main publicly owned beaches ; sides for Victor, with 0- ie the els, long a spectre that haunted Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel }—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV |TV in the offing. . .. as : expectant mothers, is still some- — on an unsegregated basis. No to worry about, but not as 7: = « TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS Cameron Swayze. 00—(7) Jumbo Theater. Brod- erick Crawford in ‘Ride the River.”” (4) You Bet Your. Life. ' Groucho Marx with quiz: (2) Bob Cummings Show. Bob| Collins dons many re to} take a number of beautiful) girls to a masquerade party; | Bob Cummings stars. "| :30—(7) Stop the Music. Parks with musical quiz. “A Dragnet. Sgt. Friday and Officer’ Smith pick up a burglar sus- pected of malicious destruction! of property and the shooting of a policeman; Jack Webb, Ben Alexander star. (2) Climax. “Figures in Clay,’ Edmund O'Brien, Lloyd Bridges, Georgian Johnson in a drama| of a may whose ruthless ambi-| tion drives him toward success at any cost. :00—(7) Star Tonight. Deirdre, Owens stars in “Kingdom's! Child,” a girl's love is thwarted! by her father. (9) Motion Pic-| ture Academy. Willard Parker. ' Patricia White in ‘‘Wreck of the Hesperus.’ dramatization of Longfellow’s poem. (4) People’s, Choice. Sock Miller must act as. a peace-maker between the mayor and his daughter; Jackie Cooper, Pat Breslin star. (7), Down You Go. Dr. Bergen Evans with panel quiz. | :30—(4) Theater. Robert Sterling) plays as an ex-con who is used; by police to trap a killer in| “The Clay Pigeon.” (2) Four Star Playhouse. Ida Lupino as a! girl who attempts to escape her past only to have it catch up with her in “Beneath the Sur- face." | 10:10—(9) Weathervane. 10:15—(9) Baseball Hall of Fame. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) Mid-day Movie. . ‘The 1950 Baseball Story.” (4) |16:30—(7) Musicade. Ed MacKen- zie hosts guests from the en-' tertainment world. (9) The 'Fal- con. Mike Waring deals with an! old lady who is using ‘Rare Editions” as a cover for a nar- cotics ring; Charles McGraw stars. (4) Juvenile Court. Judge’ Nathan J. Kaufman re-creates Comics. (9) Children’s Series. 12:30—(2) Ladies Day. wood Story. (7) Beulah. (9) Car- toons. 12:45—(9) iMfyrtle Labbitt. 1:00—(7) Lady of Charm. News. 1:05—(9) Shoppers Show. 1:30—(2) Sone! s House Party. (9) (4) Holly-| network’. . Lawrence Welk's slight accent plans to become a “good music Francisco policeman. network”. Lt. Al Nelder said Patrolman| Holm, 32, handed his re} ‘Roland Ding Dong School. (7) 12 o'Clock | Mutual radio network officially volver to his wife and told her to plans to become .a ‘‘good music ghoot herself. Nelder quoted. Holm’s 34-year. TV trade mags say sales of marie: Holm sa W ‘ portable TV sets may outnumber hee rete ee stationary sets before long...-°! you're a coward.” , “Ozzie and Harriet” have landed IT WENT OFF their sponsor for next season—| “When he gave me the gun 1 9 scenes from his court (2) | (4) Playhouse 26 Eastman Kodak—through ‘37 with! just grabbed it and it. went rt I You) Trust})xour, a Edgar 1:55 -(4) TV News. a four-year option ... Starts in don’t know what happened. Bergen, Charlie McCarthy with 3:99—(2) Big: Payoff. (4) (Color) ie fall after Kodak cuts loose went off so fast Iythought he was, quiz. 11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Soupy Sales’ Film Festival. “with music, variety, guests. (9) 2:30—(2) Bob Crosby. Crown Theater. Valarie Hobson, 3:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) Date: Phillip Friend in ‘“‘Background.”’). With Life. (4) News. Paul Williams. News. Jac LeGoff. z 11:15—(7) Thrill Theater. ‘‘Drag-| net,”” Inspector Geoffery James) Investigates a baffling murder. | (4) The Little Show. Drama TBA. (2) Miss Fairweather. ern Romances. '3:25—(9) News. '$:30—(2) Edge of Night. (4) Queen for a Day. (9) Justice Colt. 4:00—(2) Movie. (4) Joan. (7) The Erwins. J Dishong. 4:30—(2) As World Turns. li: ees) oS Saas Ford. Color) Howdy Doody. (7) Jun-| Music. a gle Jim. (9) Howdy Doody. 11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater 5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Mr. Twinky. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. 5:30—(4) Kit Carson. Holiday Crowd Watches Skier Larry Parks, John Carradine in “Black Parachutes.” 11:30—(4) Captured ‘Willie Sutton Part I,’ Jay Novella. as Willic Sutton engineers a $100,000 jew- elry holdup. FRIDAY MORNING 6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today’s : Farm Report. Plunge to Death 6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. | TWIN FALLS, 7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) TO in running Snake River swept oy a-water skier over the brink of 7:25—(4) News, 212-toot Shoshone Falls yesterday 7:30—(4) Today. (7) Frontiers of as outlookers taking the Memorial Day sun watched in horror from Health. the shore vr CLEARANCE! 50 Used Sets , Famous Makes Priced $ From 14” Table Models & Consoles | Generous Trade-In Allowance Full 1” Doors. All Extruded Brine ‘o your old TV set even though Aluminum. 1 16” Grill with it isn't working - ou'l) be amazed st Initial. With ALL Hardware We Give Holden’ 8 Red Stamps WALTON RADIO & TV Member Oakland Co. Electronic Association 1430 Joslyn, Corner Walton Still missing today was the body of 2g-year-old Melvin W. Hulbert of Boise, Idaho Witnesses said Hulbert lost his ‘balance and fell inté the water of a lagoon about 1.000 yards up lareani from the falls, one of the highest cataracts in the west. He splashed around in the water, ap- ‘parently unconcerned, while the | current edged him ever closer to the lip of the falls “About 200 feet from the falls he seemed to realize he was in trouble.’ one witness said. The boat which had been towing him ‘and another craft made desperate. dangerous last-minute passes in an ‘attempt to rescue him almost at the brink. The current swept him the last hundred yards in a matter of seconds. 2) ‘S:15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) Mod- have a test sometime in the next M I Married «| } Idaho 9 — The’ Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon from Sereen Directors’ Playhouse. just faking. I didn't want to hurt! | | { | him. The “Conelrad’ system, by band which all radio and TV stations are hand . mobilized for war emergency, will Mrs. ‘Teln's sister, Mrs. ee ohr, said Holm and his wife had. |been arguing about a vacation. Mrs. Holm was booked on a Suspicion of murder. ‘Memo to Suit Thief— It May Feel Pretty Hot I love him. He's my hus-| He put the gun in ad |two months . Jack Carson’ s TV price is $5.000 with all the drama shows willing. | Answer te Prevous Pursie ‘who sole a size 43 suit from the ‘Main Street Cleaners: eTOICINIOloler CVU ICICI Stvtetst CIC ei rietettetoteoletn] siclalet to sicicLisiel? ela lOlIPlalcis! ele eels ee ZAAIN|G]UJe@) [cause it is flannel. The suit belongs to M. W. Ste- jvenson, chief of detectives of the; ‘|Dallas Police Department. ee NEW Model! NEW Safety! NEW Lower Price! PRICES REDUCED ON CUSHMAN MOTOR VEHICLES all makes all models The Fecleral Excise Tax has been re- moved on American- made light motor vehicles, and Cush- man passes this saving along to you 4 STORM WINDOWS and DOORS All Guaranteed 10 Deuble Hung Windows, 2 and Screws. Cash and Carry or Will Fimance $225.00 trade-in deale ALWINDO CO. OPEN 8:30 - 5:99 FE 2-257. an ‘ and Small Monthly New Telescopic Forks Payments . Stop Light OPEN EVES 7:30-9 Shock-Proof Bers ANDERSON. Sus ;c0n2 PHONE FE 4-4246 | 12 S. Paddock Off Pike Se. Ita ‘Dallas streets and not just be-| | Muskegon aati ! Tonnage on Uptake MUSKEGON Wf — Port officials say Muskegon harbor’s foreign im-| port-export tonnage has taken a ponent ES for the Chamber of Commerce, said harbor facilities have handled 2,500 tons in imports in the cur-| rent shipping season. Imports to-| taled 354 tons in 1954 and jumped to 3,000 tons last year. Hemmick reported 2,100 tons in ecaaaie s already scheduled through une. ; {/ « 8 @ Meanwhile, the city has created tional city office, anticipating a still greater upsurge in foreign shipping on the Great Lakes. a harbors department as an addi-/ sharp upswing over the volume! ¢c &vVTV N. W. Hemmick, sent director) MUNTZ TV SERVICE Member of Ockland County Electronics Association FE 4-1515 Open Eves Till 10 P. M. 158 Ookland ~ Do-lt-Yourself | Tube Tester Bring Thew’ in by the Bagful Evenings ‘tii 0 Open HAMPTON ELECTRIC WE HOLD YOUR NOTE ON USED TV Holden's Red Stamps Open Till 9 PM. Evenings JA-COX TV 463 8S. Saginaw FE 45-4600 i { ceanIRERGERERERERERERTEESee niente, ances wy makes CYCLONE FENCE : SHELDON ROOF SPRAYING CO. igoanll inca home Pre- Ag Cartoon Classroom. (4) | jgn’t use he was born abroad| Negroes used unsegregated bath- er lente een Kukla, Fran and Ollie. ae 3, atte the els <*s —he born in North Dakota—|ing facilities in only one of the) Ever since Australia’s great epi- bette b tha Puppet comedy. (9) Hopalong! a are araaaigion school g:00—(4) Today. (7) Little Ras-| but his Alsatian parents spoke with{two areas, however. At Sandy|demic in 1941, says Dr. Donald r uy mn ever Cassidy. William Boyd in “Ghost ke in hese mio. viees cals. a German accent and Welk ab-|Point State Park on the Chesa-|Pearse, University of Michigan ob- hetable automatic ih mod! Trails.” (4) News and Sports. — ag ris cr eo) 8:15—(2) Morning Playhouse. sorbed a little of it.. peake Bay about 15 miles south of| stetrician, it was generally be- Scr gate on the mar aap oo design. Get Cyclone now to Paul Williams, Bill Fleming. (2) [pedter. Margare! teeny cee SO News: . — here, what was describéd as allieved the disease caused a high| Set to Se yeith you: sturdy, top profes your home. And re Patti Page Show. Music. _ “Indiscreet’ and her past /8:30—(4) Today..(7) Wixie’s Won-| Ted Collins announces his Tril- |“‘handful” of Negroes used a/rate of abnormal developments in olay om ene member—it costs so more to 6:15—(7) News. John Daly. (4) catches up with her. (2) Arthur, derland. by, Kate Smith, has all her jbeach which had formerly been|the unborn child. ad hove the best “Bolacea: Shack Grain (0) News | Cen mrny Fenty, V ocaliet) Roberta S06 (2), News, Weeter money tied up in-cash and U.S, |for whites only. | Dr. Pearse says mothers should TEmple 2-2001 J it Sherwood and four big, league 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp-| pends and doesn’t need te work | At Fort Smallwood Beach \still go to see their doctor if 1925 &. Hancock Ave., Detroit 7, Michigan ac Legoff. | baseball players guest with|- er Room. = Ofice Open Saturday Mornings ‘6:25—(4) Weathercast. Sonny El unless she wants to. ... south of the city and operated by|they think that they have been ex- : bt — ¥ with Kathryn Murray; Whitey: 9:30—(7) Heartthrob Theater. lit, no Negroes aned the! ba iposed. But treatment with gam- Or Phone Your Lecel Cyclone Fence Representative, OR 9-7368 jot. (2) TV Weatherman. Dr.| Ford, Billy Martin and Hank 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. Secret of the unexpected as- facilities newly a= | ai uiahaiiall Gan iguecant aale Sort Por the anes Cone te) Se SY oe rat atti, ee creel een mec ace 6:30—(7) Lone Ranger. The Ran- Lavagetto, of the Washington 10:25—(4) Window in Home. . lof =, tional siege h a = general park area, as ‘ er and Tonto help a young 10: ) “The Millionaire," which hands has been the practice in the past,| The Australian experience led g ne: oe p pate Senators in the $1,000 Dance|10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) y a fictional tax-free million bob Negroes used the playgrounds and Ame ) rancher avenge his t r’s| Contest. * Home. ream , many to that 80-99 per a WE : killing in “Showdown at Sandiy.99 (7) Hot Rod. Races. Fred 10:58—(7) News. Grane to win the 364.000 either. |e Saas SHEE WHR whites. | cont of the babies whose seth Creek.” (9) Miflion Dollar Mo-|" wot narrates trom Motor City 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- ers had contracted the disrase vie. Vera Ralston, John Carroll) speedway. (2) Top Plays of 156,|__nessee Ernie. (7) Story Studio. | wpe has 9 Saturday aternon Policeman’ s Wife would be born abnormally, Dr. in “Wyoming,"” a cattle baron) «cergeant Sullivan Speaking, +»/11:@8—(9) Experimental School. jazz show for fall teeveei Ha starts a range war. (4) (Color)! jm drama. 11:15—(2) cove of Life. $2,300,000 SALE “e 'Held i in Murder The German measels virus can 'f} Dinah Shore. Music, songs. (2) ; '11:25—(7) News. S 10:00—(9) National N (4) still injure a child during the first | Sgt. Preston of the Yukon. The; hichioan on eee ee: Neff 11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.) The 52 old films 20th cater After ‘Accident’ four months of pregnancy, Dr.|f sergeant races the winter snow| 9 1 EIN | ltt sports. (2), Feather Your Nest. (7) Rob-|Fox just sold down the TV Pearse says, but the chances that |§ to return a stolen fortune in} TOC An Sothern in "S ) in and Ricky. nels went for $2,300,000. . SAN FRANCISCO W—A Memo-ithe child will be all right are gold to its rightful owners. usie. 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