-- Meet Weather Byreas Forecast ‘Partly Cloudy, Mild. - cy: One Heth YEAR But Sales Tax Revenues Take. Fle Nosedive Viewed as Bad Omen for New Fiscal Year ~ Starting July 1 + By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL Jr.| ' A tearful Waterl Township carpenter told a Cireuit Court jury had sought to stop the drinking of ~~ |the man now accused of her - murder. _ LANSING RA long de- layed allotment of $28,147,- 307 in state -aid to local school districts was in the - mails today but schoolmen | roo; Drulard B.. Murdock, 55, of 127 N. Josephine St., broke down sev- eral times as he described the afternoon of Jan. 24 when he found the ravaged ly of his: wife, earl | 39, — on the kitchen | this morning how he and his wife Victim's Sobbing Husband Recalls Afternoon. of Murder Murdock testified, “As was my custom I stopped at. a bakery on the way home to call my wife and see what groceries she.needed. I didn't get an answer, so this worried me.” : NOT AT DOOR “I went right home, where 1 also noticed that my wife didn't meet) ~ me at the back door as I drove up. The back door was open with the storm door shut. . “So I left the truck set where His court-appointed attorney, | Brakie J. Orr, said he would have} only two other witnesses beside! Van Horn. The trial before Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty was recessed, until tomorrow morning because of a previous court commitment of Orr's in Detroit this afternoon. Murdock, a self-employed car- pentér, answered questions of the prosecutor as to when he first met Van Hern. : ; x* *« “That was in October of 1957 at Wiliams fo Tr for 6th Term: as Governor Dem Tells Newsmen. GOP ‘Tycoons’ All Set to Ruin State _ LANSING (®— Gov. ‘ Williams today annouticed) * ‘as a candidate for an un- precedented sixth term. The Democratic chief : it was, went inte the house and , ot bad news from r x * .* ' a friend’s house where a minister euacter: news foes srothe They men charged - with firet- ‘discovered her body. |had brought him, asking us to/executive told newsmen Loui degres’ mudrer, Billy: Ray Van|_ tly after his testimony, Pros #talk to him about his drinking that while his mind was oe uis M. Nims, state rev- ecutor Frederick C. Ziem rested |problems,”’ said Murdock: Se enue commissioner, -report- ed yesterdav that state sales tax-—eollections, the * main prop of state finan- cial support for schools, took another nosedive in ' April, falling $2,762,000 be- Horn, 24, looked straight . ahead as Murdock spake. His hands, on which. L-O-V-E’ and H-A-T-E «are tattooed on the fingers, were clenched tightly. six men stared offen at Van Horn. The jury of six women and | ‘the state’s case, in which he called | 4 witnesses to relate the details of the rape-slaying of Mis. Mur- ie awh BOE a ae 7 Van Horn, who police deoccthe as a drifter and alcoholic, will take the stand‘ tomorrow in his behalf. hind the same month of 1957. It was a bad omen for the fiscal the red, facing in addition a big’ (Related Story Page 25) Although revenue yields from auto sales have been running behing in recent months, income WASHINGTON (INS) by the satellites. * space. . bull space ship where man reported radiation for workers’ in. industry. . He added? ‘Explorers’ Harmtul. Radiation — America’s earth satellites have discovered an outer space zone of unknown but dangerous * radiation that throws up a new barrier to space travel. . Existence of the hitherto unsuspected radiation was dis- closed, along with other new information on-outer space, by U.S. scientists today in their first repent on data obtained % x * Taieraation radloed back by Explorers I and ITI, stn .| orbiting the earth, shows that the radiation is “hundreds of ;| times greater thal expected” The scientists told a Tuastiae of the Renders St ecceeg that the provence st ie . They warned that this will make it more difficult to ithout succumbing to deadly radiation. v2 James A. Van Allen, 43-year-old University of Iowa physicist, an imtensity of 06 roentgens per hour — so powerful it. knocked out the moons’ cosmic ray counters, Discover ~*~ &® ® Both Murdock and his wife were associated with a local chapter. of Alcholics Anonymous. “I had seen him several=tinies at AA meetings.-I--had taken to several myself,’’ the testimony | continued. In previous testimony Tuesday | and yesterday, several friends of | Van Horn’s told how they had ‘drank beer in many Pontiac tav- erns more than 1,000 miles out in Vari Horn’s statement, in which he said he had killed the woman, ‘was read into eviderice this morn- ing by .Ziem. Orr, who had made! earlier attempts to suppress the) confession, _Made no such move. fo-| day: * * * | Van Horn was quoted as saying, | “I thought it was a bad dream. | jhad no intention of doing anything. I must have lost-my-head.” He faces a mandatory life sen- _jtence without parole if convicted. can survive for any length of within the satellites reached View Issuing -for Negligent Homicide A criminal charge. may develop : About five hours of such exposure is equivalent, he J waits id pe since 1949 explained, to the maximum weekly dosage recommended ss imadied yesterday, were able to realize such’ .jin which a Pontiac father of four was fatally injured. Assistant. Pros- - “This. could mean it would not be safe for a human be- jecutor Paul M. Mandel said a ing to remain more than 1,000 miles out in space for more warrant, charging negligent homi-' “possible disturbance to the day of the murder. ——is-in-danger of being torn Warrant in. Franklin Road Crash’ made up months ago, “I delayed a formal announce- ment in order to avoid any, im; tegisiative session.” “My decision was made when it became apparent that everything that we have built up here in Mich!-}. gan in the last nine years ‘down,” he said. * * * Williams, 47, is widely credited with presidential ambitions in 1960, and Republica. critics have freely lpredicted he would try to usa ‘sixth term as‘a stepping: stone. In a style long familiar to Michigan Voters, Williams de- voted his announcement to a scathing attack on the Michi- gan Republican record of recent *He accused Republicans of kick- ing the economy downhill, turning Our, Miss, Front for P ‘Jil Page Pontiac Ma Cooler Than Normal hospital system, a fair employment of 26 - 40 ‘is. the forecast for to- \practices law and many other | night, with: Friday partly cloudy led Democrats to a “tremendous — accomplishments as the Mackinac Bridge, the traffic safety program, the great new mental Exchange Mayor Can Feel Right at. Home in Pontiac ‘When the eniayet of tiny Bellaire visits here May 5 he. jes might feel right at home. = 3 9 than five hours, unless he could adequately be shielded with ‘cide ig under consideration. (Cantioged co Page 2, Cal. 4) | oon or enough isu ie dauaity to" eee cat dicaicens | a eS — sas oy ail this progress and mild in the afternoon and al Although the little village of 700 is hardly comparable ‘ : ~ _ | quantities of penetrating invisible light known as X-radia- | Tt would be sought against a endangered.” |high near 60. in size to Pontiac; it boasts of similar things — lakes : Second Bomb Thrown tion.” ely tao, eee Beech-| - wijliams was elected, to his ‘first ar er oe and factories, . H H CE ea , sman Wh0seitermn in 194%,- defeating Republi- . ets - e on Rewron's Wee side Dr. Van Allen said rs radtpibon encountered was so in- “os oa ~— pred are Calgoo} can Kim ‘Sigler, in a try for re- = ay cae Migionl mye, . sagen — Antrim pn ee sd : DETROIT uw — A dynamite blast] to:fse: that tt “qeatetvabned™ seal’ tern aboard (one, Griven.by the victim, At)” (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) [outlook for Figs Mga Tay counters’ aboard j|thony Grassi, 40, of 27 Edna St.) peratures below seasonal normals : " ghatteted six windows in a West Side apartment building last night. No one was It was the second bombing . on. Detroit's. west side in two days) - and police were investigating the! possibility ‘a labor dispute was. Explorers papers, reported: I and III. Other scientists, in their technical —Density of the simecphere about 230 callin 7 up is 14 times greater than that which had been predicted in pre-satellite days “in one of the most careful and rea- ‘sonable studies ever made in this field, by the U.S. Air € | stopped at the intersection and a gas station employe. The accident occurted yester- day morning as Petsch drove north pn Franklin road and Gras- si headed west on Square Lake road. Petsch told Mardel he had Redford Bank [Le “~~ lever the northern half of the ; b nation. Above normal temperatures a | S 0 : ‘are indicated for West Coast, Gulf and Atlantic states. or exceed seasonal normals. over most of the’ nation. Rainfall will Preciptation is expected to equal) cabins, the Anind is a whch ep ” ey will find that Pontiac, too, has _ factories when he arrives on mayor Harty L. Reil- ee ser ‘total around one-tenth inch over As for lakes, Antrim County has a Police said stick f dynamit was them proceeding to cross it. | : or similar explodive sppateaty was! ~—At heights of 625 miles there fs still n more’ atmosphere. when Grassi’s truck smashed Fidgety Pair Escapes | _— in = — area. ‘some gems it can eunpere with. tossed at the door of the four- —Data radioed back from the Explorers may provide inte the right side of his car. Mandel said the charge would, With $6,350 Following The ‘owen recording preceding family - ing: ‘The bomb hit the|; new infermation about fhe earth’s equatorial bulge and Traverse Bay,’ which ate only a door and sfruck the sidewalk lead-| deviations in the earth’s gravity. =~ be on grounds Petsch failed to Holdup in Warren 2. eres germina couple miles west of Bellaire, the ing to the building before ex- a; +k * yield Hetetewy. ‘registered. Ti at 2 p.m. : northern community claims an ad- ploding. ° _ A small stick of dynamite was _ exploded on the roof of the Music Systems Inc. of the Michigan Build- ing Tuesday night. No one. was lem.”. = —Man's ability to control temperature within a satel- lite “has been aoa, ... It is now a very — prob- ' —Explorer I was hit at seven micrometeorites but not. . ®. * : | Petsch, treated at Pontiac Gen-: eral Hospital for minor ‘injuries, made a statemefttt yesterday and was released. Grassi was dead on DETROIT wm) — “Two methodical; bandits wearing sun. glasses held. . ioe the Telegraph: Plymouth brane No More Night Buses of .the Manufacturers ati " KALAMAZ (y — Night bus Bank in suburban Redford at noon) ne igh ~ lakes and streams, injured in the blast;which caused arriv | service will end here Saturday. : an estimated $750 damage, , (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) pa a, Rel See a ne ee a, tae ore ae dime ty tnkigon. aeale Kathe tp ales ° | Price McAllister, manager of tinued last month, Kalamazoo ' known to tourists as one of the Pontiac Businessmen Meet With. Con ressman_ the branch, said “They shoved 2” city Lines, Inc. sald night ser prettiest of the finger lakes that g 5 in my face a eid everyore te bad averaged less than one vee ge . stretch east and southward of the the bank to get down on the floor. se HARRY —_ bay. a4 They Bcooped up the money in the! Paying Passenger. per mile. tellers’ cages and tried to irack term as village: president, is man- Reiley, who is serving his third - ithe inner vault but it was locked i r of.the Michigan Certified Seed fara they ade et antting COUN Breaking Friday ares abaing orth, mpealno SS ‘| about 35 years old’and said both » scribed as fidgety — nervous witht | jtrembling pistol fingers. ~ He described the robbers as wore jackets. “Two men,: also wearing sun) glasses, éscaped with $6,350 from’ the Warren bank in Macomb Coun-| come i The Warren_robbers were de * * * to Launch MSU- Oakland | Michignn State University Oakland wil officially into being Friday afternoon when President John |v, just north of Detroit yenersey: ‘A. Hannah turns a spade of sod for the first building. ‘The ceremony is in the hands of the Advisory Coun- ci) of MSUO. Mrs. Alfred G. Wilson will speak briefly as will Sen. George Steeh of Macomb County and Sen. ganization in northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsija. He is married and has three sons and six grandchildren. ’ Pontiac’s mayor, William W. Donaldson, is scheduled ‘to go to Bellaire the same day to serve there as honorary village president, To OS CAS i n Today’ s Press Sgt. Ralph Palmer said the de- iption of the Warren bandits as) ‘lone tall man) and one short and squat majched that of a pair who! land County. President) John A. Hannah will de- L. Harvey Lodge of Oak-*- Administrative ‘Board of- Michi- gan State: University, — a eeeee Rprere ve a Game NCWS am. esetssendans “ ‘Féitorials Ce OSS OO T OOO EEO we & : The Reverend William. H. Mar- ; el pd toe shee Dees iver a : short- ‘address fol- iback will ask the’ invocation and Food . oeeneereenenebes seen Ss de | -"Phose holdups were at the Farm-|lowed by the ground break-'!Father Michae] J. O'Reilly the; Obituaries. Os Sennen reas, ¥ : 1 Tgliptne Mc Ian Tle meget ("the 2:20 ceremonies wil be open! Sports... agen e : 4 ‘ another” ed | fe is * * to the publie, Theaters’ ....... she eaeeeaeee bs = = me wh. The MSUO sacar coin wi TV & Radio Programs...... 55 > Wilson, Earl... thease stile ess as. = Women's Pages......,.. S041. : | ‘ ve may i 136 sepa a commie aa tel Your ‘Gar Now ty Sorome’e | “Bright Spot,” vewn: After the formal stogram, Presi- Patrolman Charles Paitcs;-an- d-a.budiness meeting in: Medd: | aent Hasseh’ Viek ident D. B. jgwering an alarm touched off by 2 por nd. then, Mrs: Laurette Fraser during yes: peta: a ac — ~ hesperhcersy Varner anda group of Edst —_ terday’s holdup, ‘emptied his six-| ‘their ‘wives and h usinde: | sing. officials will go to Rochester shot revolver at the fleeing: car.| _ jwere they will take part in a e. Pad bert; Latér a 197’ Chevrolet with one| , Members of the Michigan Leg- ceremony at the City Hall honoring A Pontiac. P dd sg Bu Commerce: ~ Ge ner al bullet hole.in & rear window was! islature trom Oakland and Ma- bi — who have written | | “senate oh W local char —-ae ines ©: Sete 5 7 Hound ehanigoed wot far Troma the comb counties will be invited to esas on Michigan State's en- waa John W. mae ei mr ale, eh Te ae rs Wakren ry | ithe uncheon in addition to the lends into local educational fields. ; i + : ; af f * & i ¢ t , | a #4 f f = : 4 a : . : \ ‘ | r ae : 5 7 sy ' ay » @ on _ . ‘in Wash: suapitg ire Wilnmw Blaney Cet, shllate thessgur ob el tn ined he ar tiac Chamber, and Stuart E. Whitfield, treasurer. .The group. dis- with Congipysman: William S.. . cussed urban rehabilitation, airline service sind Pontiac's new Post Joh A... Office with the congressman. Pontiac delegation also had huncheon Lay 5 . os spinanenann SY =. ee Ny _ nee : & 5 x a s. \ fo 9% | : < i ~* ag om ; 4 z . . ' \ 2 . \ P ieee "]. vO. cae aes eee ee ie THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1958. ost MARS. GON AE. Be rane 3 et — or Summer Today aie i. Vi an es of OM and UAW [he Day in Birmingham FRIDAY &_ SATORDAY_ SPECIA LS — Up City Parks. Ready + \Lay Camantiose. gia E Plugs Into Car Lighter. a ) §65. for New. YMCA Branch .}_ ** vr" AE Beettee: public parks étticially | Murphy aid’ Olen bere ‘balls| an the parks‘ hav" playground : opened for the summer today. All and bats on hand. There are alsg facilities. Murphy and Oakland ‘Conginyetive ‘ 4 Trouble tie: lacs aeene’ bane been|two hardball fields at Jaycee Park. | have additional facilities stich as Ready, Says A Lights roposai’| reunpotctlanal diensaiy kek Jr. elie: of the Metropolitan Firming ceremonies for the new Bir,/¥MCA; “and the Rev. Robert J. mingham held Sunday — several ,weeks|ham Council ‘of Churches, f : ‘shuffleboard, badminton and horse- Beandette’s softball field te on Oakland also has volley ball Relations Directo Branch YMCA will be! Searles, Bence: +, Spruced lighted playing. Beau . ; _ expansion and new planting, the ave fips toa tao courts, and (2d they're planning a horsestwe - jahead of schedule: 4; ‘Reg. $195 Value Parks and Recreation Department! sore's some fishing in the Daw- court at Besudette, | DETROIT ( — Smiling) - Slated for’ conipletion in Septem-| The cornerstone box will be pre-'E > = said, an oon Gil Pood. i wale ce ‘land casual, negotiators\for >": #l! that remains to be done roars ty Fo TN Con. Cc Picnicking, fishing. bo eee | There's fishing in. Upper Silver’ Equipment for all these games General Motors and 4 Pp the new building | is interior, fin- = ee: = which is building the baseball, tennis, games — you'll'Lake at Hawthorne. Park and a is available free from caretakers iahing. - The farm is about five miles vious. years : Sun tS eg eee | “We're going tonight,” he said, ‘from the Clements home. day ot 48 am | “by ing back, W : ESE RRS. | ome ree icaralleanai fred ‘House to Vote Taday Dewntewn Eeespecatures , se 48) Dallas will lick: this thing.’” | €a. m.. 4 ll a. m. a mec mo &. The area also was flooded list’ WASHINGTON (NS) — The ‘on Jobless: Relief = R. Mirseee a 10 a. 3p. M........, Th. year. * | U. S. has released Egyptian gov- y: syeeretncyserespeasaet Micaseees 4 Been 7 : * * * ernment and Suez Canal Com- —— ta roan | A-small tornado whipped across pany funds that were frozen in = ‘recor owntown?! my temperatcre _... 89 Henderson, .in east Texas, during! this country when Egypt seized iE : = _cmnoarouare wage renew beweres 2. a thunderstorm last night. Na one) the strategic waterway and na- Sata Pt So Diapers Weather—eunny. wr8theeeersvee. + M85 0. injured but there was wide- tjonalized the firm in July 1956. lining wp bellind the Fisenhower One ¥ spread minor damage. aministrati —) eee rate o1 | Severe hailstorms, high wi nas ‘| Want My Dad’ 4 maaigaen a a coalifinh af Be tempersture’. i 8 land cloudburst rains swept from) “ | pablicans and Southern Dense. | ae. Ht Temperaiares This central Texas eastward. I HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Lana cratic conservatives against the = ‘Date ne te Years Pittsburgh in east Texas-had | Turner's 14-year-old daughter, | preader Democratic plan for fed- — : om isa po 28 in 1903) about 26 inches of rain since Fri- | Chery!, reportedly has expressed | opal relief grants raised the hope ; Wednesday's Tacele tature Chart day night. tt; lipo cbagatepoed heel we kipel eo of GOP leaders of winning the bd emphis ‘Ss Ri Oil companies abandoned dozens| alher — Stephen Lrane ~~ rainer | erucial-test, possibly late today. 4; ean kee a of oil installations in the path of}: Shan Lana. ‘The showdown comes when Re- an $3, §f Binnsapolis 67 36 the flooding around Gladewater,! publican leaders put up the Ei #| = ork 61 s1. deep in the east Texas ofl fields. | Tells Judges to Protest semhowet bill a0 a sebatitute for + WASHINGTON (@®—The House starts Voting today ona bill for. 33 : First q waitty, } erg it. 65 0 _ | the méasure ent to the House : | EAST LANSING ~ Munic.| by’ Ways and Means Committee Q 1 judges have been urged by | Democrats, i, Well, ‘Why Not Se NE Williams to protest against | Democratic leaders diecounted Travers ns ql MONROVIA, Calif. @®— Sign in| a 1958-59 speriding authorization | the strength of the coalition, how: |E ashingws 62 52.2 ‘liquor store: “Wine Not Buy| for ‘the State Police, that would {| ever, and predicted their bill ‘ force cut in. trooper: strength. would win on. 4 roll call vate. \ i a ws i Bem. colo e selection, es epasts meee Beitr, om. > 28 ° “Sup D ROTHERS Sg oy screeapmane ae Z 2.) 4 ~~ Say be i wah a -_ ' ss. ~y ’ =. \ >» A’ 2 — ¥ ‘i * a. 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Of washable pol- braid trim, 2 pockets, Choose re father in the “In the King, run the cost in- tents, tte wiell'be the greatest _tant consideration and all as ‘creases can be borne through greater. productivity, achieved "greater effort, better ing things, and new and better things to meet people’s desires.” Behind these cautiously worded © phrases are events that make the headlines. Walter Reuther, head ot the auto workers union, demands, for instance, that auto prices now be reduced as a means of inducing sales. . He says this notwithstanding the fact that built-in escalator clauses - on wage scales, which gq into effect automatically, mean extra expense for the auto companies. 2, ss Secretary of Commerce Weeks” put his finger on the weak spot in the economy when he said to the U.S, Sg a ’ ing: | 3 idk oaks Gch hanes Gegulls tion schedules to a more realistic : ma- shot in the arm to the economy.” da aalianak Caan? : (Copyright, 1958) Dr. William Brady — Skip the Court Action; ‘Have Baby at Home Not long ago oung” expectant Middle West sum- moved sufficient courage to re- side, where a real R. BRADY Court. Anyway he — - made a_ technical error. He asked the court to issue an order or something so he could “witness” the birth of his baby. I don’t remember just what the court did about it. I lost interest in the incident, Childbirth is not a peep show, If that’s the fellow's motive, take him by the scruff ‘of the neck and throw him out of there, I say. * * * Taking such a matter into court tries, plant expansion wit 's typical of the aim of expectant slacken 6¢ deese until tes sail ‘Yathers today — to duck whatever consumption show signs of new ‘Somehow ‘de paradoxes in present economic relations ig" tees resolved. It is paradoxical t wages |should rise while ian are being laid off, that prices should rise while sales shrink. drastically. In the short run these are alarming facts. ~ The Country Parson — . ry] responsibilities parenthood imiposes upon them, - It the young man had received a tair break in. high school or in his teens, his education would have included a course in premarital hygiene, .If-he had received such ita] instruction, he and his premari wife would have studied prenatal hygiene, embryology. and child- birth together. It the young couple had studied ‘ these subjects together it is likely - that ‘they would have had their baby at home. I take it a young eeye: bes 5 Renae AF Daves baby in. 2 In a home - ny is no star chamber. A doctor whose chin is clearly visible -Wwill think twice about saying or evén implying in a ‘man's home that it is not quite proper forthe fnan to be present when his baby/is being born. t/ *& & The attitude of young expectant mothers < uneducated ones, I mean — was well described hy the one who listened for a while to a discussion of natura} childbirth and sently brushed the whole crazy a aside and declared that when « she! had ‘a baby she wanted to. be © put to sleep with an anesthetic and wake up to find her baby had ar- - rived while she slept. * It would never occur to such a to, wonder main at his wifé's .. man should be, — legal counsel in - “would you give us while on slept were really her * oo Dr. WilMam Brady, if a stamped, welt 4 Voice of the Pel ‘wart ds oe eae enon soe Se ee so good, Wear Senet danas Rare FOO Ss SO ee bemaee parts a Oe ee ee Saga ek ke x *« * . Tacidentali, many other school districts have - as many. or more ° conferences even though they receive report cards. the way fear stu- discipline That's the first-and only. impor. “things will follow nt , He H oF BE Bunt “lt eeies to think young people can't “catch on.” The only ¢ they fool are * When there are several chil- | dren in the family it’s a foolish be done. — fe: Norval Gee ~ ‘Did You Notice the Difference?’ _ Tea Totaler had a swell idea, . “Everyone rush out and buy a bottle of the devil's brew to help the state taxation’ situation.” | Did you notice the tax situation easing a little? “ Soak ‘Why Decent Party Endorse the: Man?’ I heard a platform speech by Richard I. Moore, Republican candidate for governor. back a dedi- g * BE: es 4h HH fi of 1. ef a fe oe rH 7H blk: is gs (i : lise aie fii tl 3 E : F i THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Truly. my soul waiteth upon God: From: him cometh my sal- - yation.—Psahms 62:1. | x « * A soul—a Spark ‘of the never- dying flame that separates man Scrapbook this case with the follow-up tomorrow, wherein I list the meanings of the com- mon names: for girls. And — -_ christen your babies with names of great men or women of the past. 5 enanaan . By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE. CASE X-394: Norma J., aged 24, is the mother ‘of a new baby. a a “Dr. Crarie, we are undecided as to his name,"’ she confessed.. “My husband calls him ‘Butch’, although he realizes that is not appropriate for christening our { - Biblical names , favorites: It means -, Stephen was another’ choice name. _It means “crown.” — In general,. however, I think it is a good idea to name your child _ for some outstanding man or wom- ..man of antiquity, so your. young- stefs will try to live up to that glorious tradition. * * & 7 In our own household, we named our firstborn George Washington Crane. Then we ed to strong used Philip, Judith, Daniel and David. WHAT NAMES MEAN Samuel was also one of our “of God,” “I ‘shall list a number of mas- culine. first names with their root meanings in parentheses: : Adolph (noble wolf, neve); Al fred (good counsellor); Andrew (manly); Archibald (bo:d); Ar- Oe ee 2 tus (majestic). 82 the others and - - Sones at husband who asks his wife, “How from all the other beings of earth. —_ —. . did — go today?” —James Fenimore Cooper. Cane Records of a Psychologist: _ an / 47 | Crane Tells ‘What's in a N Crane Tells ‘What’s in a Name? - “Norma wonders “What's in a - shows the American male's wish-to - Gregory (vigilant); Guy -eadet); name?” Well, study this case masculinize the boy. Hafold (army leader); Henry record closely and you will find “Butch” and “Mike” and aay of private property); Her- the root meanings of most Of «grave and other nicknames are Pett (glory of a army); Hubert ‘the popular names for boys. ‘not just because they are (bright in spiri Ld Fg Hal Ira Coated): Tsaac ‘aughter): , Jacob {syupplanter); John (God is gracious); Jonathan (God has given); Joseph (he shall add). “Lars (lord); Leo (lion); Leon ard (brave as a lion); Leroy (royal); Lionel (young lion); Louis (famous: warrior); Martin (war-like); Maurice (dark cok ored); Michael (who is like _God); Morgan (sea dweller). Nathan (gift); Nicholas (victorl- Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Areas [Negsieg Wie )3 Gas Firms. Jone Feria and Sse and Wo Home until Saturday morn- Than Hard Job’ Indicted by U. 5 i AUDYE T. ‘mor. Rumer sevice for Aube Ahmet, 60, of 144 SParke St, will be held at 3 p.m; Saturday|*/sters and brothers. Lapeer area for 23 years. .|:Can.wear a man down faster than Accused of Attempting at the Huntoon Funeral Home. with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery. He died of a coronary condition) wday service at Huntoon Funeral |" Tuesday, Home, oe ‘MRS. EARL C. MEYER: Mrs. Earl C. (Margaret M.) Meyer, 74, of 42‘Exmoore St., Wa- terford Township, died today at Pontiac General Hospital after a three-month illness, - ar Mrs. Meyer is survived husband; son, William of Pontiac; daughtet, Genevieve at home; and three grandchildren. The body will be at the Donelson- Johns Funeral Home. ; LEOCADIO NAVA _—_.. Prayers were offered at 10 this - morning in the Pursley Funeral - Home for Leocadio Nava, infant gon of Jose and Valeria Casttro Nava of 38-2. Ypsilanti Ave. Bur- jal was’ in Mt. _ Cemetery. _- Surviving besides the are | a sister and ep leothers, _ Aaron and Jose, all at home. The 11-month-old baby was on arrival Tuesday in St. Joseph Mercy. Hospital. - _ HORACE G. WARING Horace G. Waring, 70, of 51 Sum- mit St. was dead on arrival at Pontiac General Hospital yester- day. He died of a heart attack. Knights of Malta of Pontiac. Surviving. are his. wife Odessa, - sons Robert and Frank of Water- _ ford, Lloyd of Philipsburg, Mrs. Marion Narman of Ortonville; Mrs. General E.; two lew ; PG oF regret re A fesident of Oakland County for| ionable to have this or that dis | Northern Natural Ges Co. of Om. ak meee serene OTR THE PoNRTAC PRESS, UURSDAY, MAY 1, 1058 | a ——— bur, all af Pontiac, Mrs. Boynton of White Lake, and eight Sir, Sette tad hems & texmert LONDON WA riagging’ wite |. Burial Oakland Hills in the Homme, | olretery tothe ton. .|, Surviving are his wife, Mary) bad working conditions or hours, | to Prevent Competition} 5 Oe weolges garie Mrs. Rob-|'the senior* paychiatrist at Lon- Johnson - Pontiac; - Mrs. * ; | in Three States i don’s St. George Hospital said | James. Thom of Columbiaville . = today. : one sister, Mrs. Louis Zumbach} = * * * MLW e =. 7 of Flint, und five’ grandchildren, | In considering individual |S@™4 per monet on Rd., was held today in Bell MRS. MOSES McCASLAN breakdowns; “Drs, Desmond Cur- |Criminal ; ments accusing) Chapel of thé William R. Hamilton i snd D | ran told a medical congress, |three major natural gas distribu- Co, Burial was in Woodlawn Ceme-| HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP = Serv-| problem mothers. in-law also |tors and three top executives of : ice for Mrs. Moses (Georganna)| have to be taken into account. (conspiring to prevent competition | Mr. Bair was owner of the Ne-|SoCasland, 68 of 1785 Lombardy| Curran thinks, moreover, that ~eamens: Gonre Telia ail e .esta ord er morrow at Richardson-Bird Fu-| have their fashions, some of * <*> been a eadent of Franka fort! Hoe, preset Burial will which are created by medical |. Named as defendants were: Cemetery. 3 : _jyears, ay his, wife, Phyllis She died yesterday at Pontiac “°* eet - INew York City and its president, | Sarvivieg ‘are. +} Hospital, Thus people may think it fash- |Ralph T. Mc Elvenny of Detroit; | CLARENCE W. BAIR FRANKLIN—Private service for Clarence W, Bair, 75, of 25360 Dev- 2 years, Mrs, McCasland leavés| ease, he said, and they soon talk |aha, Neb., and its president, John her husband and a PrPliccag Mrs.! themselves into all the major |F. Merriam, Omaha; ROBERT HEACOCK Bessie Powers in Arizona. - — “~ . Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co. ALMONT — Service for Robert; - ayrao: i of Chicago and its former board | Heacock, 77, of 206 N, Main St.) | oe | _ A recent study of a- New York |chairman, James F. Oates Jr. of Service for — Grassi, & firm, Curran added, showed that |New York City. .| 75 per eent of all absences due to. ee ei nats sickness in one year was regis- cnel eta ' : eer the firm’s employes. People in | posotes Gas Light and Coke sald this group, he said, were un- ‘ ; "| and ditficilt to supervise The-| Vide gas for its service afea The Rosary will) healthy group, however, were the : be recited in the} exact opposite. funeral home at). * * * . : ‘ 8 p.m. Friday. ‘| “Tis Senate aonaie to Se." said |hearing the case Dec. 16, returned * Hé was a serv-| the doctor, ‘‘that you should not |four-count indictments alleging the ice station attend-| employ, if you can help it, any- companies and executives had con- attack, The body is at Muir Brothers Fu- » neral Home, Almont, - Surviving are his wife, Viola; one| deter, Mrs. Winifréd Brockway) ~ of T..:~ four sons, Donald of Royal Oak, Willis of Pontiac, Norman and Charles of Imlay City; three; © sisters, Mrs. Alta Green and Miss Grace of Birmingham, Mrs, Sarah Surviving are} on the job—no matter what the porting of natural gas from Canada | Taggert of Pontiac; two brothers, GRASSI his wife, Mary;| Cause of the illness.” - by Midwest Gas Transmission Co., Luther of Birmingham and Arthur|his mother Mrs. Alex Grassi of a subsidiary of Tennessee Gas of Detroit; eight oases Mesontown, .Pa.; four children, es Transmission Co, of Houston, Tex. nena gra Doi Anssee Gans as Ieee Sunday School . . . Yes! : . : .}all at home; three sisters and three HOLLYWOOD (QNS) ‘Jane | -Midwestern Transmission pro- ROSSA MACCO .__.|brothers, Mrs. Thelma Temperio,| Russell, actress and mother of |posed to build a 2,000-mile pipe- Avon TOWNSHIP — Requiem/Mrs. Sophia Valeri and James} three, advises early church train- |line from Emerson, Manitoba.on Deaths Elsewhere _ NEW YORK @ — Charles Ful- | ler Stoddard, $1, an inventor who | stroke. He was associated with the American Piano Co. for many _ years, | ~ * * NEW YORK ® — Matthew ‘Matty’ W. Satosk, 51, race handi- _ capper and selector for The As- sociated Press for several years, died yesterday of coronary thrombosis. He joined The AP in 1928 as a telegraph operator and - later became a traffic department supervisor in the AP’s New York Office. He was born in New York. ane ee he cong ar Rowen See iGohams. oie ot Masontown; Mr s.| ing: “All kids should have it. Of-|the U.S.-Canadian border , 68, of 3888 Samuel St.. at 10/Mary DeMazzo of West Berlin; N.| course, they usually reach the |Minnesota, Wisconsin’ and ken Saturday ~at St. Andrew! Joseph and Carl Grassi, both ‘age where they say it’s all rot, linking up at Portland, Tenn., with Se Cece, wie tere Oe eee. but they always come back... |a pipeline owned by Tennessee Garnet, Mich, faith are |Transmission, This would make life 4 denying any | =| tered by the same one quarter of knowledge of a conspiracy and | os $3 Y based a wa _ .* al ‘4 ~ SHOPPERS’ KNOWLEDGE TEST | . by R. L. Roebuck (Himself): | 1. Ae gon In the market to buy but need « price ae: say at least 3 stores before ? 3. Be'you shop and price conscious? 79 sad My 4, sie Lal tired of hi-pressure salesmen and their m 5. Would vee lke to shop at your leisure and price? If you‘re ones and scored on all 5, you quali iB. ‘to shop us last and have quality and_ price satisfaction. . NATIONALLY ADV. 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Cannon spreads Rog. 2.96, Blouses for | 2.90-3.98 jalues: Hats in ; yr finish tables in six dramatic colors ~~. spring and summer wear. ‘the wind. for spring 1/7, y sf - Name your ee We have es _* poke or cocktail. Full or twin size in sand, Chemise, blouson, overblouse, ‘braids in all the oe > | | gil ee. yy om? vary color! neutrals, “ a | « calaelialt o er fed Save 298 maize, blue or . tuck-in- styles! Miracle fab- shape | Wh sue Oa | : ee) Se Duck, hi te ae Pen Z \ -- A } i Me ' A, : : . . 2 ie * las « : : : \ < ‘ io j a A : | < | | . | : : : ‘. (! j | : : = : - | , : = : : Le roa pers Pee A ae eres See Mies Te Ey a ae i se a rae THE. PONTIAC PRESS. ‘THURSDAY. MAY EY ae eae a arco A st 4 |Phalera,. blopdsueking tice, Colo Jaccording to cértain fnarks placed tors have filed class wilh the hat the tis atte on ‘Stowaways’ srt ass 2iCigaretes Sacred mp “(Big Uranium \ scythe Research Peeper ted Cling to Plane Se eee fo Indi of 01 Betore the departure of a warlRush Fizzles | When the first map series wis or field event, The “nosebag” teste “Propellérs —_—_|sdi’ssay'e aeeager oe 10 Indians of Old |p Be Se ve i i Ph odesian __ tmaSeatestsasec ee GO@S On in Russia. “ti ne ah “e es ae aoe is C8: ene Eee tobacco, smoked by the warriors in1J2 £1120 esia were scenes like’ a Klondike gold come routine. every detail’ iy: posit their es Sane de! yeexico CITY—Cigarettes a ‘ceremony, then. deposited in rush. Geiger counters’ sold like/ “MOsCOW— Sportsmen as well ‘as:charted for # national survey. PARIS-Atinesoeuing n't at he prot ol of MEXICO CUTE Cenret os Far East and East Africa are aircraft, colonizifig odd coriers and _, adopting more stringent methods of crevices on a plane’s wings, fuse-|tribes of the Southwest. ridding themselves of certain pas-|lage, rudder and even on propel-| From a reed they made a smok- engers who get free rides. Jers. ‘Storms and hurricaries do not ing tube about 2 inches lonig, then “| ‘These stowaways’ —~ deadly dan- loosen their grip, ” ‘tied a miniature belt of cotton -gerous~-include black gnats carry-| Most companies now regularly and agave fiber, with fringed enda ing the microscopic worm thatidisinfect their aircraft. A recent: causes river blindness; malaria-|malaria. scourge in Brazil was at-@round the middle. These tubes sone carrying moquitoes; flies and/tributed to such airborne pests. were regarded es male or ‘female, ly gave birth to triplets. shrines dedicated to the war god. become® “Operatic Fizzle.”’., Ex- and headed for: the hills.. - fers report, The aim is a formula Here's Exceptional Cow: peration po on ns ae ARDMORE, Okla. (®—Neil Mun-jtion by the United Kingdom Uran- return, ‘beatkn by the terrain. Many lete.”’ son, who farms near Wilson, says ium Authority of maps .showing|of the areas are 60 or more miles; The new Lenin stadium has its Most tubes used for wotenis "\he has a Hereford cow which. is'the location of radioactive minerals\from any road and inaeccessible.|own experimental laboratories and and other Bane products in 132,000." The cow peceat i that territory has died down.|Only a very big operation could a medical staff whose responsibil-| made of aluminum now instead SALISBURY, s. A= ratiorr hotcak wasn Uranium,” which swept ipa to be votae- Lng wed Sputniks are the object of busy re-| Equally thorough are the ake Rhodesia. for afew weeks, has/visions in cars, trucks and jeeps search in Russia, Moscow observ-iments with equipment, including the padded -Jumping ae ~ \eitement engendered: by -publica-| Then, one by one, they began to that will produce “the perfect ath- Only one or two private contrac-imine them. - ity it is to try out new, theories ‘tend and tin, eaimmetenentennsatsk. sat Sn:nenilin POs ee Se RE RI ‘10° Chemise, boxy or belted tos fe fashion's . latest trend, = Alfried Krupp. as the Hearst pane! But it outdistances all of them ctdered io wae “he ond. now serine: ecciteinttenis’ te many} “it’s & nevel,” be sal Under ‘the plan; drivers arriv- BENEFICIAL li A of reporters faced the once con- in one thumping respect: = Sa ... - * Cres fields, prodded by the rea — “Ahead Ch yer. come | ‘ing at. a large town and wishing Cer. | ’ 3 vieted war criminal across the = aiieg Krupp is its sole owner. oe 'U.S.S.R.,”” he observed sadly. ‘‘For' truth. ing te drive to the center of it. : Leone $25 te $500.0n Signature, Furniture or Be great polished conference table ‘in His two brothers (twe others, | Paid in German marks for show avd prestige, the Russians) He hurried out into ‘the rain would, for instance, follow a yel- 7 WEST LAWRENCE STREET. PONTIAC his Essen headquarters. wore killed fa the wart-and his the-machinery taken pie pia ean under-price. any nation it ahead of us, carrying a slim brief- 6w_ - surfaced - road. ‘Light ' blue’ and Fleer, Lawrence Bidg. o Phone: FE | 2-9249 _ Krupp. whose years in prison iyo ‘sisters have business inter- dnd other plants. At least T gave singles out. 7 eee hopped into his little Porsche 'roalls would lead to main arterial) OPEN EVENINGS. BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR ren HOURS - hrought.an aura of gray weariness’ 6.4, of their own. Oniy Alfreid ‘the money to our government to << @ ~« PE ‘highways. Tacos inde to ssidents of ofl soervnding OSS that makes him look older than soars the nanie ‘Krupp. pay these obligations. Whether an¥' «1+ guid sell crude oil in Ger-' ‘sportsycar and churned away. He _To provide the proper colors, his 30 es reseed 08 ey ave Now-his companies range from be endings emtanes cree ~ many well under what we pay to ‘waved wanly through the wet car c¢eriain dyestuffs would be added - : . surprise... Ss npe : 4 Pp 1S m Z ese. in, cultivat i sur ia € . huge steel mills, bridge-bullding was the tired voice of a. witness produece-it. It can build the TU104 windows as he passed us standing to the paving material before it is, iene put that jet in operation from in the main doorway of the now a lied to the road surface. “2 ws ot SO genoy ng ees eee ines hag paid those things many Prague i Folping and never care docile Frankenstein he conjured. " - All Wool Hard Finish — All Wool Men) ries e woo Spring SUMMER - More of These Famous rani Er - ee, . SH ARKSKIN i a= : ea = SOLES . iaahet 1h L. Wilson, Detroit : Leland A. Robbins, Davisburg ~. : $] 89 rr. Sharon R. Russell, Attica : bs _ Carl P Harris. 114 8 Howard i —— : Men's Women’s, Neoma G. Pointon, 444 E. 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Heavy Straps 2 BIG GROUPS Reg. $4 and $5 Values Straps and Loofers : $977 | ST 99 If sport COATS Up to $35. Values!. . Since 103 Reg. $3 Haines : ey Geek: 87 As 7 ‘ONE LOT | Children’s -. 1 *] 9 - And $24" - Women's=-Teenagers’| TENNIS SHOES |@# ‘ = “— SHOES . oe Ivy Leagues Lp to $ I 3.95 Values / - ‘Suedes — Leathers _ Sues 53 “ | $ 95 Thersdey, Friday, Saturday ony . 9 Pair 515. | alr C, Look! All wool flannels, crease resistant = sharkskins rayon worsteds and long wearing fo: gabardines A tremendous bargain. now at VALUE KINGS.’ y 67 Money can't buy a * better suit or a bet- 1s ter looking. suit . _- They're all the best! You save plenty now. : - You Don’t Need Cash! lust say CHARGE IT! Come In Today! Don't Wait! All Wool Imported Tweed TOPCOATS Up to $50 Values “The CLOTHING VALUE KINGS 2 of PONTIAC" ARCHIE BARNETT Fn 4 SID BARNETT All Wool Tweed and Shetland TOPCOATS Up‘to $60 Values “83 2% :- We repeat— beautiful ali wool. Tweeds_at a price you tant beat? Be qufe fo see, these before you pay $55 or $60 elsewhete! See them Friday or Saturday WE REPEAT! DON’T MISS THESE SAVINGS! HOP IN THE | BUS AND GET DOWN TOMORROW SURE! A hse Friday ond Monday Nights ‘til OP. M. . $7.95 sure! You cart save money: any edsier! a IN THE BASEMENT 2a 2% , . 3 | Pee s * j oa * \ al \ * . s %, ‘ ° \ : : t a | 4 t y x \ “ 4 A * b } » / * « ,. pew ¢ z i | : ~ A = ara: ye = x os ae sal hi 5g eee # Slee : y * — wat Bo | ™ SF | ial eget le “™ ' é: ae = ." bi dak te Mate a = * saa i Re ae +. . was : = gé i ge * ae oe is PE PE PE eee = ™. aes acai va sa. tees 7 — : = eee Ae oS pat fo 4 , oe — \ . 2 : Fee es ih es a 2. af 4 ee : og "eo 7 : 5 ‘ +) f+ ot ; \ 5 ch a : ; \, : fe cae Es “ Consumption of green *’ ermann, Univefsity: of Michigan/ican Microbiologists, = =. _ theginning of * fundamental = DUBOIS; Pa. W-Police ' “with half- smoked. butis. a ly sabien in Norway hag more pit or Svsessterig ol: epidemiolo- | ” : “search until nylon was owiened|: The total area of Tienentne i ss _ nol Seen ’ est : a a a tia doubled ‘snes 3898, with, -8¥, has won, the 1968 Eli ‘Lilly! Dartmouth ” College © originally dnd brought to the ‘point of com-|42,246 square miles. It is 432 miles,tW@ brothers on a street here pu : foe ee i ‘award for distinguis “research was founded in the-wilderness te mereial- production, it took nh Jong..and the greatest width is no) ing on cigarette butts; © © °o. ‘These aren't my. pants,” he domestic. growers, niéeting” 0 in bacter iology and € mmunology. “edueate Indian youths, years, a@ Yresearch cost of more miles, : 5 The, boy — aged five arid six — explained. 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The digging has been carried on systematically]. ‘ever since, and today the city is more than haif uncovered. Because of the good condition of the buildings and theirj contents, much has been learned about the everyday life of the ancient Romans, and about their manners and customs. Today, visitors to Pompeii can see buildings as°they stood) before Vesuvius erupted. They can walk in and out of houses mn up and down lanes, just as the people of Pompeii did.- * * x FOR YOU TO po: Here !s a Roman artist decorating a-vase Hardware Dept., Sears Basement a en big Round Out Your Workshop with These Handy, Useful Tools like many of those found’ in Pompeii. Paste it on. cardpoard, color it and cut it out. . 4 Ge en a . ; 4 (Harty Fisher of Hilisborough, Calif. receives $10 for this Reg. 219 to 3.95 | 04 / question. Do you have one? Send it on a postcard to Vielet © Choi 1 Moore Higgins, AP Newsfeatures, in cake of this newspaper. 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' * _. : . . ‘ene ight ior all acessories roller bearing hendle. : 4 as We Levene “a Fe 5-6441 | Scaltifldcliion t : FREE PARKING AT REAR ENTRANCE “a ie 154 North Saginaw St. ; Phone FE 5-4171 ‘ nue |, BSA igs #4 seers LPOG AL OS sage gt ig Ge ema bt Oe J . ' VS, ~ : : : am s : : .? oie Ree | \ : an a on J \ | ‘ —) : ‘ , ca f 8s 4 is ae Mie Z Be * « } a4) é SS —— aa id a 4 le | eeieetr ce Ears at glee We ene Py LI : io. ae Sb etek de er ok a OC Re eh Re TO ee ee | y « pee ee eee UP “a me : —_ ; " : : . me 2 gee » 4 ak: - : = \ ’ ae i E i ‘ : ‘ : i Z 7 : } y, yy. - { = ; Fy feed | et 3 Be i \ : a , i “3 = Si. i are. sa ee o 5 Swot »: oo ee — ALAS ogee 1s THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY, “7958 : : : Security f for You . tat year you: lose your right to onelf month’s check for each $380 (or | fraction of $80) ot earings oer $1200. After you reach.72, however, you can receive monthly checks) no matter how much you earn. \ (Questions on Social Here’s how jhey're involved.: t eeet & ike Meets le pretense may Sg seen © | > In general, youy present pay- iter grip on rials than sanding} “ Security,” care of ments are based om your aver- | provides prance bee) natgtiy: comand cok alts be ee te diac alice ot We"meehel Baetty | feos Se, OE aind the time | Wheel. slip is costly. In one] aqministration, There is no jou retired, or between Jan, 1, |i2stance a short grade necessi-| charge. tor this serviee, You-may | 1951, and the time you retired. |‘#¢ reducing an .8,000-ton load! obtain. Ray Heury’s mew” social | (in arriving at this earning aver. (©, 7,000. This meant adding an| security handb0ok by sending 35 age, your Soclal Security office (¢%t8 train every seventh day to| cents in coin to this may drop out of its calculations |"4Mdle the traffic, an annual cost and requesting “Beewrity fer up. to five years in which you increase ‘of $20,800 for a 200-mile| You’ booklet.) had low. or no eanings and pe-- trip. Wheel slip is also a os Presbyterian Church Of Rochester Salutes the Groundbreaking for M.S. U. 0. and those who have | made this historic step possible. fine je oy the Groundbreaking Ceremoriy, you are invited to OPEN HOUSE at Lewatiles Hall, -{ oe Rake Church's future Westminster Foundatice Student Center- Time: 3:00 - 500 P. M. Coffee served. 1% miles south of Walton Blvd. (At the southeast corner of the campus). $190 between Jan, 1, 1951, Jan. 1, 1956, when you retired In doing so, you must also meet|f_ the following conditions: -— 1. 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The seedling was planted’ as part of the club’s campaign to put 35,000 acres of idle Lee County land into produc- way to being ready for pulpwood, lege in 1963, Aha trees wihe ready for puipweod thianing. "the boos has planted more than three million trees. Wallace had to look up i194. — Now, ~ tive forest crops. As the years went by (see photos above) the tree outdistanced the boy in growth. Now 12-year-old Wallace has grad- uated toa Boy Scout uniform, and the tree.— well, it is well on its manag row Before Wallace is ready for col- Murder Definite Women to Attend WSCS Confab. in Farm Death. .sasrsrerexee State Pelice Laboratory Finds Ne Powder Burn ‘on Man's Clothing Brandon Grange Slates Meeting on Saturday — Lansing will be guest speaker. ‘Three members will receive pins, Publishes Big Paper ‘son 100th Anniversary Six Tuna Per Mine Caught Off Australia . families and guests. Dancing will be from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Refreshthents -will be “served, |New Library. Schedule LAKE ORION — Beginning to- morrow, the Orion Township -Li- Mrs, Marvin Alward of Pontiac. ‘/Proves Oldest . : _Jean Mangold, of ark, will represent the state of Delaware and the District of Columbia. Battered Tree Living Thing © WASHINGTON — A battered wreck of a tree in the Inyo Na- tional Forest has been proved to be the oldest known living thig on earth. It has more than 4,600 ee . The dating of a grove of bristle- includes 17 older The gaunt, eroded pines owe their longevity to a constant fight to stay alive, according to Dr. Ed- mund Schulman, author of the Na- tional Geographic report. * * * Other trees, more -fortunately| situated in regard to water sup- plies, grow large and die while the . |bristlecones on the dry slopes con- tinue to grow very slowly. They have developed an ability to “close up shop” during ey lean years, . en A lp av 1 p.m. ot the 2 “at So at the bem home of bs Mrs. Harriet SASHABAW PLAINS — Boy Scout Troop 134, sponsored by the Sashabaw Presbyterian Church, will hold a: smorgasbord — style dinner May 10 to raise money for camping equipment, All 15 members of the troop are selling tickets for the affair, Scout- master Ralph O'Neil said. County Calendar | Methodist Rochester The Wscs the Bt, Pau chureh of R of ester ter wil ied ce fad meet May * + 8 * — . : Imlay City The Congregational Church of Imia City wil hold family —_ potluc Le sd this evening in Parish bl Dr. John's scopal —— |v | Two Richmond " igo e “Files Net ‘Guilty’ _|Rd.. and Roy Pratt, 34, of 22376 "lwith _ ele destruction of prop- | Couple Joined | West Bloomfield-Commerce Gulati Fete Anniversary Verdict in Charges of Milk Dumping - MQUNT CLEMENS — Two Rich- mond. dairy farmers were cleared last night’ in Macomb County Cir- cuit Court of charges that they dumped milk from a tank truck during the milk strike last October. ee -* * *. -Francis Hill, 35, of 37920 Pound Boardman -Rd.,.had been charged The complaint was truck driver William Lichfer of Imlay Gity, an employe of Michigan -Milk Producers Assn. Farmers Cooperative of Michigan opened spigots on the tank truck, allowing the milk to spill out. oan en men deliberated more than five hours before bringing in the’ ver- dict of “not guilty.” The trial, held eight days. Striking members of the Dairy|t . The jury of five women and sev-|Utic before Hovent &,, ¢ Carroll, lasted | - — _ COMMERCE. ; ‘TOWNSHIP West is Club will pay a special tribute to wet Motors Corporation at a special program at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Commerce Drive-In Theater. , » ~*~ * * . The event will be staged in -observance of Michigan Week Hospitality Day. Kiwanians will honof General Motors on the oc- Kiwanis Club Will Honor GM casion of” its ath “anniversary harge Kiwan-| year. Co? Talks will Carl Morris exchanged, nuptial vows Saturday evening at the Utica UTICA — Lois Ann Bechtel and: Methodist Church. The Rey. Jones girl. 'Glépat Bacheel at Pididiaibck’ wale at Pode aha re .}0§ Pontiac was usher. Plan 2 Bake Ges: for Avondale School '* Area Gitl, B, Wins = Tip to California “Parents have~ been i in Double-Ring Rite at. Imlay IMLAY CITY—The North Good- marriage of Karen Sue Caldwell and James C. Frantz. fore an alter banked with bou-) best man and Joseph — After Crystal, the bride will resume her job in Flint and her husband will The 8&t. Ept Guild will hola a. *Mother-and-Da banquet at the Perish House Wi day evening. erjreturn to his Army duties at Fort Hood; Tex. - The Rev. George Hoeflinger Oakland County performed the double-ring rite be-/8#" State University. Young, Bridesmaids were Ginger ROCHESTER— Presbyterian land ‘Methodist Church was the Church in Rochester will hold open| afternoon at its —Saturday—evening—ot thouse tomorrow af _— thei gure Westminster Foundation Student. Center following the Branch of Michi- <®- Soiebellers Colled- + |Four Towns School honeymoon to) boys Playground. All between ages of 13-15 have been invited, according to man- ager Stan Sherman. and his as- sistants, Kurt. Khune and Paul Godoshian. Discussion Sponsored by ee C. of C. FARMINGTON ~ The advan- tages and “limitations of the various forms of municipal government were explained last night during a panel discussion at Farmington High School. : 4 The’ meeting, “sponsored by the Great .Farmington Chamber . of Na rata hg bg aaah as ge en the” public on.the workings of _ [local governiment, was attended by - jabout_ 150 persons. x =& © tion. He pointed out that a city can have a population from 750- 2.00 end have the same ponte ie a ity the size of Detroit. There mist be an average df 500 persons per square mile be- needa ae Delay: » ,Y - Prof, Arthur Bromage of the Un-| : iversity of Michigan described: the! processes of municipal incorpora-|* services which. a city must assume as well ae-revenes which it can collect. , "te * * Jems.in that.township citizens sim- ply become a part of a city whose ted ‘out, “however, that village - still is a partof the) collects taxes, operates its Plections and provides its judiciary, 7 . a ie Arthur J. Miller, mayor of the city of Warren, discussed charter vee This form, af aes ™= “tArmexation poses fewer. prob- towhship, and that the township) :Panel Explains Municipal Governments the regular township, he said, and ‘should be considered only as an in- terim government, - much in services if you're just go- ing to pay for it with taxes from ‘private. homes. alone,"’ \said. “About all you can hope for jis the skim milk government.” : Don Pullen, executive’ secretary jot the Chatnber = of Commerce, jemphasized. that the chamber was itaking no.stand one way or the jother; but that he felt this was a matter which should be aired by a non- pecan | ' ceremonies for the): FOUR TOWNS ~— The Four} - Towns section of the Union Lake ment-is somewhat less limited than: development as @ source. of rev-) _ |eriue. ‘ “You eannot have a city in mod-|” ern American society and fave; — Bromage| . at z g FE i Hf if IN CONJUNCTION wirn — | Waterford Township this week, Margaret: bends e j phea Rational vie" to Glenn Baker a season ticket for the four-concert series held at Waterford high school ‘throughout the winter and spring In- ternational artists are booked from New York City, and the focal — association's has been set for 800 1 no 8 ingle. missions ay: . ‘The de sedis: up in the t ! is "9 at i } bi iso et tech oni A “Se ue ot g 3 2 ‘ mt) E : . d Pra BEPAS ial pide ili ; i eee : j ; i i 1 F i i E i AL & # ag i g rf aH bf A if h : i A Big A Refrigerator see Range ee Freezer Washing Machine. .. 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AV/CAH j Widow's Home = Returned to Her ‘Mother of 9 Children Put Up Money EVANSVILLE, Ind. wm & Mrs. again today, and only one question remained unanswered: Who put | | | | | | An -investigation disclosed that IMorris Esche, 30, a Purdue Uni- up the money for its return? c_& &:. 7 ‘The 39-year-old widow, a ro of nine children, had lost her’ through a‘ sheriff's auction held ‘to satisfy judgment for a $69.90 gro- ald returned the deed to her yes- terday but he would not say who Mrs. Malin started a furor three weeks ago by announcing that her $10,000 house had been sold for $150 without her knowledge. xk « * iversity student, had bought the [house and two others a year pre- viously and had taken title after expiration of the year allowed owners to redeem them, Esche agreed to turn back the deeds in return for his costs and expenses in purchasing tliem, which ‘he set at $1,425.65. se 8 »*® Several persons offered- ito help redeem the homes, McDonald said contribytions were fact, ead to pay Beis. Along with ithe deed, sheriff. gave Mrs. Malin $63 in contributions he had received. Other owners, Mr” and Mrs. Or. lin Songer and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mills, received their deeds: Tues- ‘Doesn't Know Who} ’ cery bill. Sheriff Frank McDon-} put up the money to redeem it./ ~ Toothless Jim Riddle started his Sigma Chi fraternity brothers on a wild goose chase when he reported his -four-tooth bridge was missing. A search of the fraternity house at Denver (Colo.) University failed to turn up the bridge—and- then Jim got an idea. It didn’t take the X-ray technician long to prove Jim’s idea was right—he had | swallowed the teeth, About 86 per cent of the elec- tricity’ produced in Ohio comes from coal - operated generating wcereyrrtenens ri rms. FRI. - SAT. - MON. ONLY ] Open. Mon., Thurs. - DRAPERY FABRICS 45” and 48’: Width . ‘Solids-Prinis-Texture Cloth Prices to 4.98 yd., Now: | » Fri. to 9:00 c ALL YD. 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DRAYTGN PLAINS Is Now a S.D. | Package Liquor Stor gl es , SIGARETTES REG. SIZE — ctx. of 200 Luckies, Comels, Chesterfields, Old Golds seeeeeoeesensese KING - SIZE ‘and bie ni Carton of 200 teem Formuls #14! THE Eeesauin REDUCING PLAN Ig ARANTEED TO TAKE OFF A A DAY FOR 14 DAYS OR. BACK! TRY fri eo e a. 7 a | Ba eee eee eee eee eee eee! * 148 N. Saginaw , Meor Sears if ‘ : : 3 ‘ BS pe fee * 1 ‘eet . 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS. “THURSDAY, MAY 1. 1958 ———— For C lv Recalls Mike Todd's Last ‘Surge of Luck “Outboard Motor : “ut can't sn: faa seat swans kip ck “A tebulous tan,” vii: Niven.) “ica Gis ane he | ‘Around the World,’ Niven said, “The day’ we got there it was|dreamily. “And what fun to work) asked. NK l! poiding court in Sardi’s for some raining — it had been raining, they|for. We had finished the picture,| “ ‘My teeth? They're fine.’ wim TA 's friends. “I hate to say said, for five weeks, The next day,/but he wasn't satisfied with some “OK, keep them that way. Go} but Pve seen it four times when we were set to shoot, * of the scenes. One Friday —I-was|to the dentist Monday,’ and # can't wait until sun came out and it was t:|already working on another pic- “So I'm ashamed to say, I did| Kiley again.” The day after that it rained again| ture ~ 1 got a call from him. - it. I told the studio I was working | $149.50 | |—-tor three more weeks.” -. | “What are you doing for the|for I had to go to the dentist Mon- * the *° ®: mane, Gree: oe gp gpscesdge os b> las retakes~ for ° : mak, St ta a lw eT | MYER’ “And, after working on that about ‘Todd's luck. Somebody re-| weekend, but had to. get back to). x *®« & : membered about his big Madison| Work on Monday. The stories went on and on. 12 ft. ALUMINUM BOAT - ex, ne mar $199 he'd) “So he said that was swell. |Niven, who'd just finished ‘ ‘Sepa- | and the ao wel so guerrnes set ore rate Tables” and was off on a six-| Garden — and the only free day| do the retakes on Saturday, Sun- month . around-the-world trip with’ three} day and Monday, I said to him, | his wife, is a great reconteur. And, months was exactly the day Mike ‘Maybe you didn’t: hear,me — this time, his material was every, a eel Stans wanted. ao Yeaid 1 wae working Monday. bit as good as his delivery. a ee oe oe eS ‘feu Cir Comet Une fable cahe and wert -and Pilot-Engineer Savi: of Boating ovina PROUECTORS Use Air Safety Devices j in Ce ars | PHOENIX, Ariz. (INS) — A vet-, ta wr Staalt many be eréehed én, déebraction except in high-speed] ‘The all n new. “Well, once we were on location lot."and design engineer|impact, he added, in which case/head-on collisions. Colorado. He was driving along wer capita rag cenareyyr! survival of .any of the occupants) * ®-e: ’ in that white Cadillac with his euuabie?: “aleintie ans ot is not probable. Hasbrook stressed.) Death may also result from af: Garden-All_ ; Lwae-Sateri hat. And 9 herd of says America’s highway death tol!/owever, that automobile design person being struck by objects! oe |sheep crossed the road and he could be cut in half if standard |@"4 structure prevents, such total! within the car which become, ; eee ery aircraft safety devices were in-|” “missiles” when dislodged by the -Riding Tractor—Now . . in me ee * : = i 5 , ? “ ‘Buy those sheep,’ he said, So since ~ * * on display ‘all this | bea to alfatis tn to, Sead ters A. Howard Hasbrook, 44-year-old t aff week. Don't miss it! : He ud be coud tie eg se director of Cornell University’s be- | e ig igghert tn thet part of Aviation Crash Research project “in tront ff | the picture. 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Sega’, St. ” legs and Hollywood headboard — bargain ‘49° Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 ; — 2 A eco \ 7” - we neokeaes Beadboara, 4 | i ~ Designer Predicts Shipboard 1 Horse R these days, but what loose change| py i973,” _ our; /also foresees in the future “float- can be wears from the super-| nuclear- supertiners will ing colleges and universities. pice inte the Dlg: for use inv the snet| be», in reality, miniature cities ae a 1978. rath gaat a shoes He believes that entire student ee ear ee ee ae| OE mates an bi - One-Third f | and the “Pacific Preakness” . . . “These speedy cities will have PS of shipboard racetracks + raat a tee Seetin owe se ne-inird of income includin apni eqn ae sicker would require, including «/(Q@6 fo Pay Taxes This, anyway, is the contention around the perimeter,,”.: - ; of U.S. marine « James ee 6 NEW YORK i) — Taxes now Sra, ae for such liners as the “Con- stitution” Patterson, who helped design in- and “Independence,” Se eee ae Weer he take roughly one-third of the in- bodies of schools will travel “to, 1 Europe’ and the Far East on spe- »j¢ial superliners (this is his “one world” theory)” to give. citizens first-hand knowledge of the wake | 7) W. Huron come of U. S. families at aver- age income ievels, Tax Feunda- tien, Inc., has estimatea. The Foundation is a non-profit. Borrow Our Golor’} ire" sctao” passensers aniure Harmony Book [otic t forme ne Sherwin-Williams Co. t horses may face excessive head winds in the stretch does not FE 4-2571 concern Mr. Patterson at all. “Sporty,” he .calls it. “Like the [pili course at Epsom Downs. * On deeks above the race tenek,. the twin-hull superliners of two Segpdes hence will have other Total federal,. state and local , taxes — including hidden ‘taxes on a family with aa income f $3,500 is $1,059, the Foundation said. A family with $4,500 income pays out $1,393, it estimated, and the ‘tax Dill of a family with $0,000 incense commen ge 99,708. they live in. “Luggage will be no problem to any traveler in 1978,” Patter-. son imagines. “Clothing will be disposable, and available like cigarettes, at a very low cost, all over the world. “And the trip:from home to the ship—plus sidetrips ftom ports of call—will be easy. They'll be made ina portable flying tiachine that tomorrow, This flying machine will fold- up into’a small package as convenient to carry as a piece of luggage." (te tet eashee, back at the ship, there’ wiil be soundproof parlors labéled “Think” rooms. These will be places where businessmen can “get away from it all,”’- students! house can study, the devout can pray, and the horseplayer can search’! the form for a good salt-water horse, Anything can happen in these startling days, and personally I believe ‘Patterson’s shipboard an-up and down day at sea, could mean literally. (Copyright, 1958) Newspaper Given Free With Gas Purchase will become the family ‘buggy of. EASTHAMPTON, Mass. = features announced by the oper- ator of a new service station, | opening here tomorrow. If an attendant forgets to clean ‘your windshield during the forth- coming weekend, he said; the | gasoline you buy will be on the. There. also’ will be a morning fhewspaper. to. every customer every morning except Sunday... Three-fourths of the world’s total population lives on only about one- ze ee “|Moscow to London Air Service Planned MOSCOW — Sometime this year, it ig expected ini Moscow, there. will be a direct air link between Russia.and England. _—s(i * * * Russia's airline chief, ‘Marshal Pavel Zhigarev, is known to have been negotiating with British Eu- ropean Airways to that end, He has revealed that Russia will .use her big jet airliner, the -Fupolev London. Two other new aircraft are also known to be slated for this service—the turbo-jets Ilyushin 18, which carries 75 first-class or 90 tourist and the Anto-: 104, to fly between Moscow andiLa AF Bomber Reported Missing; Three Aboard was temporarily abandoned be- cause of snow and rain in the area — Pueblo and Denver. men were aboard the | compete with 19 other regional | passengers, hov 10; with similar payload and’ Phe which was s based at Lowry, Eight - year - old Nancy Anne Moore, of Falls Church, Va., has | been awarded that title ‘in ‘the | Washington, D.C., area. She'll | ee a COTTON =| winners for the national Little | Miss Cotton title at the Mem- | phis, -Tenn., Cotton Carnival on eighth of the earth’s land surface. May 14th, _ We still have a: number of these gorgeous living room suites created by Alliene craftsmen for Ward’s of Pon- while our present stock remains we are offering ‘them at sensational savings. 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Balance-on the Ward-Way Credit Plan.. ay 95 Clue LARRY B. MEN’S STORE 15 N. Saginaw Seiwvah:ihe cist Lavkinaes GOING OUT of BUSINESS Values to ~ $16.95 Odds & Ends JACKETS | -$3, $5, $7 TIME IS RUNNING SHORT! |. | Here’s a Typical Example a ‘of the Store Full of Values | ° Now at Larry B. ‘Men’s Wool Sharkskin Worsteds . Gabardines-All Imports. wes §14-828 838. . : . °°) ” ye. eat Wig ae Ps : Ae ae eee: _THE | PONTIAC. PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, may, 1958 _ an re eT Laird, 25, 4 (hak. shes ssh “Sian te: te men ate. _ ae ee Fre Sn eet nen, Wika. Live Dangerously, [tine ty the samtand of tivng| Ze, Women , f removal, wt. Fj Tairua) | [Says Psychologist xe'kteattse tar = Lining Up for” | em htt Cure for Delihquen | gai ecnnitag wommwteais — (New Faces, pute cowen.ov cape , ure sd JOHANNESBURG, ee a a cage RE Sage Mate Re an “This camnot be Ww a COLLEGE PARK @® Clean, _fyou're in a rut, throw avourseltivgg're an engineer, take UPlas women are queueing for NeW\calied luxury surgery. Worry about ing up slums is one way of clear-| ° into danger and the unknown, ad-|draughting if you're a poet.” ’ Wises Dr, J. Symonds of Australia. ing up @@Venile delinquency, said Hale, annual Delinquency Control Instit- Lowry Air Force Base in Den- a University of Maryland -sociolo- gy professor, Dr. Peter F. Lejina venile delinquent as the non-conm).. ‘of rebellion,” in addressing the university's first ute. He described one type of ju- formist, whose acts “are “done on purpose and with a certain- ‘spirit e = The Known history of the trumpet dates back to 2000 BC. _-|While visiting Johannesburg, South Africa, he gave. his. recipe for es. the spark of excitement . a 2 gy teacher, has traveled for the last five years. “Security dulls the intellect and the palate,” he says. “The organisms of your body and = jmind like to be disturbed. 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FE- 5-4161 631 _—— at Cass ve CY OWENS FORD, ANC. e R&R MOTORS, INC. : Chrysler — Plymowth — Imperie! : 124 Oakland Ave. FE 4-3529 ; °.38 ) , : me GMC TRUCK & COACH RETAIL BRANCH — 675 —_— at Cass * & 34 Mill St. 5-491 *. owen ities “nwewty SIX + é , Ky < & . = rH D>... t a * uy oS — ee ‘ 4 os . THE PONTIAC PRESS: THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1958 a - ieee: of ‘oe YW s. fag: was, adopted . _by congress hee Pa Jenkins far [ MON. Thru SAT, BARGAIN HOURS: 1045 A.M. tol P.M. ADULTS 25° the burglar 3 Starts aWar ech eet so Solent And Britain: Secures Georgia Coast Against Spanish Invasion. _ | WASHINGTON — The War of, ‘Jenkins’ Ear is mefMorialized on a low, sandy island off the aia Simons | coast. At Fort Frederica, St Island, British forces turned back) lan invasion in 1742, insuring that! the southern United States ‘would| * * hot be Spanish, . | Now a national monument, the remains of Fort Frederica attract| more and more visitors, the Na- } tional Geographic Sotiety says.’ Last year 112,005 came. A new ‘center has been built to house a) ‘diorama, pictorial records, and| relics dug- up near by. It was) dedicated recently by Conrad EI Wirth, -Director of the National! Park ‘Service and a trustee of the GUN GL ORY National Geographic Society. | St. Simons ts one of the “Geld: | en Isles of Georgia,” lying off | Béimswick on the seaward side of the Frederica River, a part of the Intracoastal Waterway. WALLED LAKE PARK | “OPEN : onde n> orig * ~ SUNDAY: e, FREE PARKING 565 $. Saginaw 10 AM.-12 PM. ro PY bad British king. * ie | Weed ica’ wus’ built to command -Ex- Headhunters was Captain. Jenkins, of the brig duced with great success .by the The fort was built in a stirring) ‘period of, American history when ‘there was doubt whether English ior Spanish traditions would. pre- vail in the area, James Edward Ogiethorpe, founder of the Georgia Colony, -received his charter from) in. 1732. His} ¥ settiement was. intended as a! $) barrier between Spanish Florida} ye and the English colonies to the| north. ‘Seen after feuding * the town : . * = é SUPPLIES SATELLITE INFO — This Air Force vessel is one of five ships that helps gather data from missiles and satellites along part of the 5,000-mile'Air Force missiles test range stretching oe iKyoto — Pentiae Press Phete of Africa.-The five new‘ships, known as CIMAVI's, are big brothers * to six FS (freight supply) vessels which started servicing the track-. ing range about a year ago. "> from Cape Canaveral, Fila. to Ascencion Island off the west coast of Savannah, Ogethorpe began | looking te its defenses. Fort Hollywood Headlines d | the river. Satellites to-A Both Spanish and: E ngtish! Playing Soccer Idaimed ida and the). Georgia’ poy Renin mel In Ni ew Guinea who had held some rights to do’ business in Florida, were seized) HOLLLANDIA, New Zealand — ‘and searched by the Spanish. One Soccer football. has been intro- Ey od to Provi me Help . Solving Some of Earth's Mysteries | Rebecca, who claimed a Spatiish Dutch in their area of New Guinea ‘naval officer had cut off his ear. and there are now scores of teams: *'* + : _ jaround Hollaridia. The game is: ‘played the year around and Pap-: When he told his story to Parlia-\nan natives often walk for two /ment, he displayed the ear in a) (days to attend a distant match. (bottle. England went to war and! Among former headhunters, vil- i WASHINGTON — ~ Sign Sol: Siegel 1 to Head Cartographers Production on MGM Lot. { comment on the Hollywood scene: Satellites hurt- , ling across the sky are expected beefing up of production manpow- ‘to help cartographers solve some er. | + tong. Record Broken istruck by a trick as she defeated Spain in 1763- ilage rivalries ‘now are expressed - on the soccer - pitch. Barefooted, natives ‘play a rough, vigorous’ game amid scenes of wild enthusi-/ ‘asm. They are allowed to shout a the referee but players are MONTEREY, Tenn. » — This itown of 2.043 marked its first traffic fatality in 41 years. when i six months if they fight on the ‘Mrs. Willie Thomson, 53, was. crossed: “Te admission charge of one,** ‘shilling (about 14° cents) U.S. TON. __--- Show the Papuans they must pay for what they want—and of course to eet the.money they must work. helps’ ‘Hence no of earth's mysteries. i The man-made moons should en- ‘able scientists to determine more’ Workers was the signing of Sol precisely the distances between Siege! as prodyction boss at MGM. centinents, the National Geograph- One of the reasons for the dere- lie Society says, Present figures liction of the Culver City lot has ‘Kiss and Tell:” jare beliéved to err by as much been the. lack of strong, central |* ‘Letter to Three Wives, ne Kitty’ sNew Home | Angers Army Wives | KUALA LU MPUR, cer in Kuala Lumpur, It was one of several such cases, : Malaya’ = When the British Army. in». Ya- ilaya found a villa for the new ‘| Japanese bride of a warrant offi- Malaya, irate Army wives protested vigor-| : ously. anes and so in love with Leon. "ard. And. the Army? ‘They are so _ wonderful. I never dreamed I bere have’ a home hike this all to : te —~—— Waterford Township Rehires Patrolman — Former Waterford Township po- ‘tice officer Ernest Mann, 37, of ‘650 Fourth St.. Pontiac, has been they said, while they were living rehired and will begin his duties at in dingy hotels for lack of houses. midnight tonight. as a Waterford ‘Black - haired, attractive Kyoto /Township patrolman, according to ‘Kotani, 23, year-old | ard Willmett. moved right into their new home.) — is from the Hiroshima,, where Willmett knew | her when he was assigned there. _ She told newsmen: just married 33- They’ “Kitty” to her husbahd wor A-bomb city of'tive immediately. Chief Millard J. Pender. -Patrolman William Stokes has ‘been assigned to investigation “k to_assist Chief Pender effec- This brings the present police - ‘personnel to seven men and a typ- “ vt am_ so ist-radio operator. et - BE 4-4611 » 2150 OPDYKE RD. am sTOCH ie ‘PAST - ROGER WAKAG ATA ru POLIP GER: BLUE SKY - TONIGHT! - -* ALL COLOR PROGRAM @ TECHNICOLORe TERESA WRIGHT. CAMERON MITCHELL Ah OD ADO PHL TURE + A Were Rp Al mNEMMATAOHmL MELCASE PLUS + KORN MYA COMING MAT TIE “MARLON BRANDO | red Macy Gy WE “ # By BOB THOMAS jauthority. It has eece nroev ‘a HOLLYWOOD j# — Notes and|*SAin and again that a big studio operation can be managed only by one powerful executive, not by a committee. , * * * Siegel is a no-nonsense film vet- 'éran whose oné abiding purpose has been. te make good movies And he has a string of selid com- mercial successes behing’ him— “Blue Skies,"’ " “1 was The movie industry is taking on healthier look, thanks to the * * * Most heartening news for film as 2,000 feet and possibly more. one knows exactly how far it is from Washington to Paris or New York. to Moscow. The distances, May even Men Brought Back changing, some. scientists think.) 'They believe that continents drift,| Hike enormous rafts, on plastic mat-| Ms Hitt's Path a to U U.S. Cleared: / should help settle the question. Using trigonometry, a geode- | sist can map a country of even | «to Face Circuit Court tér inside the earth. Pinpointing T° “tn ithe distances. between continents Sami. \charges were ‘bound: oyer to cir- jeult court yesterday. 5240 Pine Knob Rd., Clarkston, ‘a Male War Bride,” “Gentlemen ‘Prefer: Blondes.’ “Three Coins’ in ‘the Fountain."* “Tkere’s No Busi- ness Like Show Business,” “High Society,” ete. * * * Also heartening is the appoirt- ment of Sam Briskin to head oper- jations at Columbia, replacing the ‘late Harry Cohn. Briskin is an- other top-flight executive and pro- of ducer (“Strategic Air: Command,” “The Joker Is Wild’) who can ey ered back from to face burglary Jack .C. . Swartzbaugh. pas i -@ ROYAL OAK: RESTAURANT * FISH and CHIPS (Fresh Lake Perch) as well ae shert orders and the mest delicious coffee, OPEN Sunday PASQUALE’S 895 LAPEER ROAD—OPPOSITE BUCKHORN LAKE LAKE ORION Serving— Complet e Carry-Out Service * FULL “COURSE DINNER “=P rry * SPAGHETTI + Pasquale’s delicious foods pre- * PIZZA * RAVIOL! pared te take out .. . 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Administration of the hoe. kyus Court fecently ordered Mrs. Hitt sent to Washington to be tried on a murder warrant Tiled there. Detensé Attorney Paul F.’ Kin- nare objected, arguing that Mrs. Hitt weuld be without a lawyer and “‘friendless and lonely" if sent to San Francisco, Her lawyer in the United States is in Washington. , Prosecutor Thomas Magee con- tended today Kinnare’s argunient was intended to hold up court pro ceedings until Mrs. Hitt missed the Breckenridge sailing. * * * The judge then ruled that his court could not properly decide the questions involved. That. set the stage for Mrs. Hitt's saiing iturday She is accused of strangling and . burying her baby and trving to-, make it appear that the baby had been kidnaped Bulb Hatches Bird Lot ISVILLE ie — Athaby kildee month ‘bird hae Fae after a under electric light Its lusty chirps changed to coos when a hand was placed-over it. A small display at a Louisville’ tire store wild \bird’s incubator. The 25-watt light an Case was the a5 during incubation ‘was lying in plain sight on the bulb- kept the case at 90 de oe Co — with §786.in cash in- | side. curacy by building up a =a cand Richard: ti Witson, 36, of 421 keep things huniniing if” given “Tull Raeburn St., were examined by. of triangles through painstaking surveying, then orienting the en- Municipal Judge Cecil B. Me- tire network to a single marker | known as the geodetic datum — point. For the United States, | Mexice, and Canada, this mark | @r stands in a meadow’ near Re. cas,. Kansas, ? | property and Set $500 bond. They, The triangulation method cannot! Wil be arraigned Monday. be applied over the oceans due Swartzbaugh is accused of bur- to the lack of fixed points. Theré- glarizing-Tom Poponea's Market. fore..it cannot link the continents, Mt. Clemens St.. on Jan. 19, and the positions of some islands while Wilson allegedly waited ina may be in error as much as a car nearby. * mile, causing trouble: for planes and ships. A _ pe Satellites come to the rescue of Offering Frogs os First the geodesist, because they can U.S. Space Travelers serve as fixed points even though they are traveling at about 18,000 ANGELS CAMP, Calf «>» miles an hour. Their orbits may Calavéras County’s fabulous frogs be computed by infenious elec- have been offered to missile men tronic and visual means, and their at Cape Canaveral as possible oc- | bond, but reduced the charge on positions determined at any given cupants .of future American moment. - Moons. . The offer, of course, is aimed Using “natellites as reference points. scientists hope te be able te determme the positions of points on earth in three dimen- sions — longitude, latitude, and distance from the center of the eatth — to an accuracy within +0 feet. at beaming a spotlight on the an- nua] International Frog Jump in this Sierra foothill town Mav ° 15 18. But it was made seriously Biologists have reported frogs, because their reactions are some- what similar to that of humans, | would prove valuable as -passen- This will not only help navigators gers. ind save surveying expenses. .but He bound Swartzbaugh over on ithe burglary charge and set $2,000 ‘ Wilson to possession of stolen PUTCO CTV TUT UC TU CVC TT rein Sets Twentieth Century - Fox is get- _ ting to be a h— of a pace. Among the, studio's ‘ future releases: ‘From Hell to Texas.’’ ‘‘The Hell- Bent Kid,”’. “The Hell-Raisers”’ * * * Vivian Vance is ‘delighted over acquiring the rights to ‘‘Guest- ward Ho!" by the author of “Auntie Mame.” It's a comedy about ’a dude ranch in the South- west, and Viv hails from Albu- querque. She plans to do it as a TV series of her own, produced by her long - time boss Desi. Arnaz . . . * * * Poor Taste Dept.:- The ads for “The Goddess,” which try to cash in on the Lana Turner tragedy .. Sweets Trap Thief | CHARLESTON, S.C. » — In- furiated by repeated thefs from his farm gasoline tank. Ralph Hale dumped in 20 pounds of sugar. In a few days, he found that a Vehicle had required a ma- jor recondifioning job sugar had gummed up the moter. Said Hale, iyou might call a sweet —— : motor! Lh ‘Torr TS ss should alsO enable scientists to plot the shape .of the earth. 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The pup had dug a The ounce was. taken. to » Beloit Pe College where geology instructor) = etre tn ad ani seit i: "ax exp attmnecsin aie alia la oa stories high. ae : “experimental,” - * * ‘*" When you spot the four automo: biles on display, you begin the Soviet drift, Two of the four|gold “V" on the grill, white wall) en OF ee ee ees, buy one. They’re dead ringers for|world are For Mother's Day! BARGAINS FROM OUR WAREHOUSE | OVER 100 CHAIRS! - Swivels—Loungers—Rockers _ Recliners—Occasionals ~Vibrators = So Many Kinds — It’s Impossible to Beocciaa Them Here! a 50% | [BUT "ata ro . le fashions. Ring 3 of the Russians are shak- heads at out “waste space.” But visitors are “waste This Dog Dug Up -. . [by “it, ‘They breathe it in like ‘a Toothsome Relic tonic, .They relax and smile, as ee if the space they see stood for ‘BELOIT, ‘Wis. 7 — Ever see-aj freedom and well being.. — dog with a tooth seven inches = * Some of the experts are arguing|long, five inches high and two) -~ that it does, that-the U.S. pavilion|inches wide? - A Easy to Park Jot ore Up_ The huge beasts became extinct i which plainly| ‘The goal, viewers agree, fs to; .|means ever, Khrushchev copldn’t|show up America at the points the: ~ to catch|U.S. cars — gobs of chrome, the|Thé Russians seem'to say: “See cars? They're as good as. push-button gear'anything’ Detroit can turn ut,” Ae 1 Marketing Pathfinders Coming National Sport Satellite Watching? who keep the nightly starwatch'North Pole down may have the next all-American . sport on their hands. 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Variation on the Banana Cream Pie theme comes from the French a tasty caramel cup custard. Most “The banana is still aed. mad so is the creamy filling. But in stead of going into a pastry ers .Shell, the cream is spooned di- rectly over sliced bananas, The eritire creamy pudding mix- ture is broiled for five minutes: in. a casserole set in a pan of ice to help create the caramelized sugar effect. The mixture is then spooned over the: banana slices. seer with custard. for’ producing | of the basic ingredients of this) dessert are the same as in ‘the; Jeream pie. Sharp Cheese Tops Dish of BANANAS A La Creme Brulee jor until waplt is seettea. Arrange Cauliflower 1 i coctee, vanilla pudding mix > banana slices in dessert dishes.and | om Ped aan spoon sauce over top. . bas sd Cauliflower is usually popular \gcup brows suger servings. : : teamed with cheese sauce. 6 ripe. bananas sliced tempat pudding mix according lo. package directions, using aly; cool; add.rum extract. Fold in\meat terms pores beef’*’ and whipped cream. Pour into casse- veal.” ‘The term “veal” refers tle gy ok ~ {to meat from calves which weigh Mix sugar and cintamon togeth- around 200 pounds. “Baby . beet” er: sprinkle thixture over top of means meat from slightly larger pudding mixture evenly. Set cas-|animals. Both meats are best pre- serole in pan of ice, place about pared by slow coming in — ‘Special Creamed Cauliflower 1 medivm sized head cauliflower (2% IDefine Meat Terms is pounds with green leaves) up bolling water 1 teaspoon galt : pre mdoue mead —— or margarine 4 1 eup coarsely grated cheddar. cheese (oosely packed Trim Seay grech leaves from cauliflower: separate into flower- ets; wash in cold water; drain. | Cook rapidly in covered 10-inch skillet with the boiling water and 6” from broiler; broil 5 minutes: ‘heat. ‘to 10 minutes. Drain, ‘reserving “liiguidl there will be about % cup. ‘Add enoegh milk to cauliflower liquid to make 2 cups.. Melt. butter In i sized saucepan, flour,, Add milk mixture and cook and stir until thickened and aeing Remove from heat; stir in 'y cup of grated cheese until melted. Add drained caulifiew- erets, pie plate (9'2x1'4 inches) or simi- .jlar shallow baking Fe Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Reheat under broiler until; sauce bubbles and top is touched with brown. Makes 6 servings but | 4 persons have been know to éat, it up. over moderately low heat; stir in | | Turn into deep heat-resistant e Simple Oat == Molded by Hand © * ‘This ts one of the best_of the plain ogtmeal cookie recipes, Crisp Oatmeal Cookies 1a cups sifted fiour . 4, teaspoon aaa soda \y teas alt %% cup puiter, or margarine b 1%% cups firmly packed dark brown ar teaspoon vanilla 6 iebiespenns buttermilk 3 cups instant rolied oats Sift together the flour, baking 2 .cup grated soda and salt. Melt butter; mix {with brown sugar and vanilla. Mix in buttermilk, = rolled oats. te * = po sett, ‘pehes O86 alee ‘erate (375 “degreesY oven until " fightly browned—10 to 12 minutes, rack to cool,- Store in ered container, Makes, dozen cookies. — Meal ina Skillet Dice and fry until crisp slices of bacon. Pour ithe fat, and add four as sized potatoes, boiled and diced, land one finely-chopped onion; fry luntil lightly browned. Add ‘str Drop level ebthipeens of the imixture onto a buttered — eggs, and season to taste. gently until eggs. are lightly set custom of combining caramelized > . : a Py 4 P “ ARE - TIDY HOME. @ Lunch Bags © ‘ Sp ronsaiek Bags @ Garbage Bags 37 the salt just until barely tender—7' MEATS 59° - Hygrede Forest Brand —- BACON — me ly. Skinless HOT DOGS Lb. PORK STEAK Fresh—4 to 7 Lb. ‘Avg. _PORK Picics ub. Our Own Famous Shop Rite = ; “CHOICE a : ‘GRIND ©. "DEL MONTE Chunk Style Flat ~ Cen | COMPARE THESE LOW PRICES | 3-49 PEAS Niblet Whole Kernel | CORN Carnation MILK Tall Cans 303 Cans ‘Mick's Shop-Rite. 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M va) pr Were ees {Top Toast Developed especially ‘. gala al-| fairs.in any season is a tempting recipe, Shrimp Aspic Canapes. New in form ard flavor, the ca-', napes are a dream ‘tor any hostess. Behold shrimp, molded in flavor- some gelatine; so that each par- ticular shrimp reclines ‘handsome- | ly in its own transparent round. ‘Maké these canapes hours ahead, store in refrigerator, unmold on) toast at serving time. - Shrimp Aspic Canapes l envelope unfiavored gelatine l4y cups chicken broth or censomme J cup. Rhine. wine Dash Tabasco ‘4 teaspoon Woresstarehire % — salt 30 small shrimp, epoked or canned ‘30 Melba toast rounds Mayonpaise Soften gelating,in % cup cold chicken broth.~ Heat remaining, ; broth; add to gelatine, stir _until ih Shrimp Molded in Aspic dissolved. Cools» add ‘cx Tebes. ,co, Worcestershire naa salt. ‘Hom Hos Less Waste, ‘Thay, Smoked | Picnic ' | Smoked piénic and smoked ham| are two cuts of meat that: are ‘often confused. They are similar |in both shape and flavor, but -pic- inie comes from the front leg while ham comes from the hitd leg of a hog. The price for a picnic is lower ‘than for a bam, states the Mar- iketing Information Agent: There lis no more waste in bone and fat ‘in a picnic. The picnic will yield jtwo servings from each pound. A whole ham will yield’ three serv- ings per pound, brings the meal to a sweet close. One-inch slices of pound cake are covered with banana slices, and topped with crushed red raspber- vies to be half hidden under a frost of sweetened whipped cream.” cheese sauce and strips of bacon for a fine luncheon dish, ig Fereciniton’: Fr Join Forces: in Casserole : Lovers of frankfurter-and baked bean dishes will-like this version of their favorite with its crunchy corn bread topping; Slices of ten- der, Juicy franks are cooked. with O11. 30 small muttin cups (1'%- inches bottom diameter). Place 1 shrimp in-.each. Add just enough gelatine mixture to bare- ly cover shrimp. Chill until firm. Unmold. | Spread toast rounds with thayonnaise; top with:shrimp | wel) seasoned baked beans to make in aspic. Makes 30 canapes. {this a quick ang easy main course. : Frank and Bean Bake * *, rd ” Two Fruit Shortcake HB ae pound ‘cans. % cup tomato juice 1 small onion, diced 1 package corn bread mix or 1 standard recipe for corm bread Cut frankfurters in +3 inch pieces and mix with beans, juice, and onion. Place in rectangular baking dish, Banana - Raspberry Shortcake ke ££ & Ieee « Prepare corn bread batier ac- Serve *broiled fomatoes with cording to recipe instructions, and drop by large spoonfuls over frank and bean mixture, jis browned. G.servings. "-Bakelin a 425 degree F. oven 25 miniites or until corn bread Cabbage-Slaw Good in Tongue Sandwich | Different _ sandwich filling and good! Smoked Téhgue and cubbaes Sandwiches . 1 cup finely savedand. green ney (isms pack: 4 teaspoons on vinegar 4 teaspoons chili sauce tat’ eup mayonnaise-type salad dress- Salt, pepe ¢ aia jeed- cooked smoked ‘tengue Sliced bread ter > margarine _ Mix the. cabbage, vinegar, chili sauce and salad dressing together, adding salt and pepper to taste. Jse as filling, with sliced tongue, sandwiches of buttered bread. Makes 4 hearty sandwiches. Potato Candy Calls ‘for Long Chilling in excellent sweet, with iad food value, is potato “candy. Mix equal parts of soft mashed potatoes’ and powdered sugar, Add vanilla flavoring and almonds ex- - tract — two feaspoons of vanilla and one-half of the extract. Make a stiff paste. Add more sugar if x. * * “ Add raisins, shredded cocoanut, nut meats (butternut meats @re very good), peanuts, ‘candied friits. Spread the mixture in=a buttered pan and chill for 24 hours. Cut as fudge. Good ®ih boiled beef: Whipped cream mixed lightly with grated raw (peeled) apple and bottled drained horseradish.. Add salt to taste. . Twelve servings. - dough into empty 1-pound butter carton, § x 244 x 2'4 inches. Chill in refrigerator several hoirs,’ ve dough from carton; slice aon M4 inch thick with » ‘sharp, thin-bladed_ knife. cookies on baking sheet. Cyt each cooky in half to water and 1 egg white wntil just combined; over cookies; sprinkie with : ‘Bake in a 375° F. (mod- lerete) oven about 12 minutes, | California ished and the harvest just getting ifind asparagus slightly higher than form yectangies; separate ' eoskiob 1 inch apart. Beat.1 || . Cool, Yield: § dozen cookies. so : YOU sHoULD KNOW THIS ABOUT BAKING i's the balance of ingredients In baking: powder that governs its leavening action. Only when these are scientifically balanced can you be sure of uniform action _ jn the mixing bow! plus that final, balanced rige to light and fluffy th “texture ‘in the oven, ‘jcogts, you might. consider Michi- | small pieces is best if used the 10 cents i most stores this week. | , have a place in a diet. \ die o four warm days in a row are your cue to look for Michi- under way in other places you may last week. The long awaited drop in cucumber prices occurred this ‘week as larger jes start to Fresh pineapple tinues to be a reasonable fruit buy. The : large No, ‘$ size can be found for aw tittle as three for a doliar. A few fresh strawberries go a | long way when you combine them with fresh _Peeeere and ba- | nanas, | MEAT ON TH® MENU — Al-: | though there. have been some) islight declines and fluctuations in| the wholesale meat market during | the past week, few changes are | found in retail prices. It wiil pay jto study available price informa- ‘tion before making a list of meat for your next week's meals. It| will pay to make comparisolis = * tthe store. * * If you. are trying to cut meat gan smelt; some varieties of froz- en fish, ground beef, liver and oth- er variety meats. Have you noticed that some stores gre offering meat features on Mondays and Tuesdays? If you buy meat twice a week, this + ° 4 - Meat ‘that ‘is ground or cut in day it is bought; EGGS IN THE DIET—Two large ‘size eggs will cost between 8 to For the same protein ir. most meat; servings you would pay much) more, Eggs ate one of the easiest foods to tse, By themsetves or combined “in other foods, aad ‘J 74 ; \ é “ _ Eating Fun from A to Z! Here’s a cereal with fun and goodness from A to Z! It’s made of healthful oats, one of the best sources of high-quality cereal protein. ‘ And Post Alpha-Bits are sugar-sparkled—help give children — the quick and lasting energy they need. __ : P - So, for real eating fun—fill the family bowls — this delicious, i crispy new cereal in alphabet form. aR) New Post Alpha- Bits...t they’ y re rep c ewlicous Tt’s Post Alpha-Bits, the new alphabet cereal! Made from oats into nourishing, crispy letters - i FIP ap mre 4 eile aS Yi. re ey ee eee a % bel fh ¢ abe ' wher i 7 es a e785 5 biiliiad yes CL \ oh eae = , “THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, MAY 1 1958 “HILLS BROS. ‘or BEECH NUT . - 2. 2 i REGULAR ae. | J DRIP -POUND rooy . VAG. CAN” "PETER'S “Grade No, 1 OT DOG "SPECIAL. LOW PRICE! as ONE 7 ‘POUND & : ~ PACKAGE wa e CASE of 24 BOTTLES © ©@ pLus DEPOSIT . PINE-ORA 'ineap vole Orang ye Drink = a “BLUE RIBBON - oo: ae ONE — POUND ae CARTON. FAMILY SIZE. sd ‘ Ay ole or Cherry ~GRACKIN’ GOOD u® ‘ONE — POUND CARTON | © 19'| > LARGE EGGS : De 49: 9° | BEACHES ale MS 4 AP LEASURE: **rmoven swear sars -7580 HIGHLAND RD. “soso cess" . , ‘_mat : of One Mile West of City Airport Open 9 to 9 Daily : Sundey 9 A M. to 6 P. M. : CHICKEN, TURKEY or BEEF pounay POT PIES- = HOLIDAY » U. s. No. 1 ALL PURPOSE y . ; é ‘ * ~ ; ee, 1 : \ * : " \ \ a ] ‘|| i . A : |Chili Powder. Adds , Ist fo Vere be Meat ie Chili powder: Is: the alc thats th cnr, than praca that grew wt nthe ate and Turn tnto " jgives” the true Texas |ewith ‘or without beans) that. arein served on the swanky restau-jas many ver ..However, the most important factor in America’s love affair with chili—now forever an Ameri-| : jean word and an American institu-| ition ~— is what homemakers, ' throughout the land have done with} ‘The legend ie that back in ‘emmy eae shaped oe candied an strips “2 cup eerteadee * or salad dressing 2 teaspoons prepared mustard ig teaspoon prepared noeneeypioe } bananas powder “Speaish style tomate heat to moderate (350 degrees|soup of the : it to curdle, and do not want it to og By settler of English descent ran out|stant~minced onion, salf, oot chili powder in homemade chilijearly 19th centuty a San Antonio|brown, stirring frequently, Add in- pm c of curry powder. A resourceful/black pepper, .chili powder and No sooner had the exciting redichap, he improvised an American|tomato sauce. Simmer. 12 to: 15) - ——* aa . + Istuff been .“‘put up” commercially|equivalent from flavorful plants APPLE CANDY CRISP — For an extra bonus of good eating, _-serve Apple Candy Crisp to" your family. They'll like the crunchiness and flavor of the cirnamon-peanut brittle topping. Littlé time is sap k mreeieetas tin Semek Sr ACs wale atl eet Peanut Britle & Tops Pudding add water to make 1/3 cup: - aS : ae : wi i ro ry be é ‘‘{$RIOCHE — There's‘ a hint of foreign intrigue in these yeast“ rolls. An Americanized version of an old French recipe, this _ recipe contains some corn meal. The golden crown on top of each. roll is what makes it a Brioche. Crown on Roll Top Means It's Brioche What an aif of elegance a basket| Punch down; cover and let rest of Brioche lends to a dinner meal! |10 minutes. Divide dough into four Just for a moment, close your|parts, Using 1- part, form into eyes and a basket of these|24 little balls, Using the other 3) fragrant, golden oun rolls on parts, form into 24 larger balls. -Not so! Start now to the kitchen iby spice companies around the'such as peppers, oregano and gar-'ened. Cool. with this recipe in hand. : * *® .& ‘ There’s magic in the way can work with yeast pete § “ail of us are familiar with cloverleaf, crescent, fan tan-and Parker House rolls, but Brioche is a—bread that dares to be just a little different. Usually thought of as a faancy French bread, rich in butter and eggs, we introduce this slightly Americanized version made with entiched corn meal. The crunchy corn meal gives a delightful tex- ture‘ to these buttery good rolls. x* *« * Besides being easy to mate these Brioche take honors in the; beauty department, too. The goiden| crown atop each roll makes them!| mighty easy on the eyes. Your| baking . experience simply. isn’t, complete until\you have added this| recipe for Brioche to your list of “how to do's.” ° Brioche 1 package or 1 cake compressed oF cry yeast cup iukewarm water 1 cup scalded milk ‘ cup melted ——— Tie tenaponns call ? to % Beg awe entithet our | % ‘Sip war custoned corn meal Glare i evg white, ‘slightly beaten Soften yeast in lukewarm water. (Use warm water for dry yeast.) Pour scalded milk and melted! shortening over sugar and salt. | Cool to lukewarm. Stir in 1 cup, flour and egg: add softened yeast and corn. meal. Stir in enough’ more. flour to make a soft dough. | Turn out on lightly figured board or canvas; knead until satiny, about 10 minutes, Round dough into ball; place in greased bowl; | brush lightly with melted shorten-| ing. Cover and let tise in warm) - place until Gonitle ts size, about i hour. 2 minutes. Remove from pan. j your table. “impossible.” you s8Y:/Ptace large balls in greased mut. fin cups. Cut slit in top of each! large ball with scissors; place) ou| Small ball in slit. Brush’ beaten egg white over top of rolls. Cover; let rise until rolls are double in size, about 45 minutes, Bake inj hot oven (400 degrees F.) 15 to. Savory Vegetable Sauce 7 fepieepamsc batter or margaritas. - salad. Serve for lunch {SGP Sk we casaen aenlereens and salad dressing Now-enjoy luscious whipped topping | plus the convenience of a. mix e@ Now froma magical mix—rich, velvety, delicious whipped topping to serve on your favorite desserts! e You can fix DREAM WHIP ahead of time. It stays perfect in your refrigerator! or pudding ... its “ice creamy” e DREAM WHIP won't wilt, won’t separate. rennet-custard! _ You can serve any left-over the next day! @. Easy! -“Junket” Custard in a mine . ute ‘cause there’s rennet in it! - ¢ 7 soda fountain flavors! 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Spaghetti Supper Broil 6 ounces long spaghett! ‘y cup butter or margarine 2 cups sliced cele 3 tablespoons enriched flour \@ teaspoon salt Dash cayenne pepper 2% cups milk ‘) cup coarsely chopped walnuts - shredded Cheddar cheese a ome “4 unces ° 12 aiece Canadian-styie bacon, ent w 4 pound - 15 minutes, stirring ‘jand drain well. _{then turn spaghetti mixture ' greased 8-inch square baking dish. lin rows, overlapping slices slight- ily. juntil meat slices are browned light- joregano and thyme to the basic “Brazil Nut Dunk - a eracker dip. | \Boil rapidly, stirring constantly, Good Anytime |with stewed tomatoes. bread cut into cubes, advises Mrs. ichegse, ‘cream cheese, 42 cup grounce Brazil ita ™ imeh thick (about Add 1 tablespoon salt a spa- ighetti to 4%9 cups boiling water. for 2 minutes. Cover, remove from heat and let stand 10 min- utes, : Meanwhile, melt butter or mar- ‘garine in large saucepan: Add cel- ery and cook over low heat about occasionally. Stir in flour, atk onl pape Add milk gradually, stirring constant- ly, and cook until thickened. Add nuts and cheese, stirring until | cheese is completely melted. Rinse with \ warm water Stir into sauce, _into! Arrange slices of bacon over top Place under broiler and broil ly around edges. Turn slices and ‘broil on other side for few min- utes longer. Serve at once. Makes 4 servings. Canned Tomatoes With fresh tomatoes ‘out of season" save fresh ones for eating raw in salads or for gar- a cooked vegetable. _You can improve the flavor of seasonings, suggests‘ the Market- ing Information Agent. Try adding salt. Cook until the onions are itender. Add a tablespoon of butter just before serving. ; * * Some ‘folks like * = bread cubes Use dry Josephine Lawyer. Add to the to- mato mixture and heat. Fresh tomatoes,may be “out of season,’ but canned tomatoes are always ready to. use. — Molasses, Spices Blend in Easy Barbecue Sauce A barbecue sauce that is unex- celled. for flavor and keeping qual. ity can be remembered for its 5-|- ingredient easiness. Combine equal parts (% cup each) of unsulphured molasses, prepared mustard ahd vinegar and.then season with Wor- cestershire sauce (2 tablespoons) liquid Tobasco, Tomato sauce can be added if one likes the zest of tomatoes and a reddish brown cast to the barbe- cue color. Or add herbs such as sauce.. This barbecue glaze is highly recommended for chicken and spareribs, and as a topping for frankfurters or hamburgers. Here’s a flavorsome combination for a sandwich spread.,.or for 1 3-ounce package - of nuts,’and such seasonings as ‘ teaspoon salt, 42 teaspoon onion juice, and 1 sac core cut chives. * (Stuff Peppers deals” Sci Os for Quick Meal 22-2 n= ates cup Parboiled rede pepper shells hold a filling of tangy 3 canned macaroni With cheese STUFFED EGG AND ASPARAGUS SANDWICH — A smooth cheese sauce made with evaporated milk is the fina] touch for these tempting hot sandwiches. They definitely have the look of spring with the bright green spears of fresh asparagus and sunny. yellow wedges add another note of bright color to the plates. Stutted Eggs Flank © Asparagus on Toast ‘It's as simple as melting the cheese cess in these hot sandwiches. Ei- pound) nish. Turn to canned tomatoes for thin slices of onion and a little |. and 1 teaspoon: of the famous/- v. 4 cup cottage! toast. A couple of juicy tomato ot spring. that makes this sand- wich look sq appealing. For the.sauce evaporated milk) is used with grated process cheese. in the evaporated milk and stirring in the seasoning, but results are marvelous. Stuffed Egg, Asparagus Sandwich 4 hard cooked eggs H fresh asparegus, cooked cups shredded process cheese ('% 1 cup evaporated milk 1 tablespoon Worcestershire saute 4 slices hot toast, buttered Halve.-the eggs lengthwise. Re- move yolks, Mash the yolks in a small bowl and season to taste _|Sprinkling of bread crumbs. sauce, which has been Bhp visser Cook pla up” with canned tuna and a bit |* of pimiento. .The top hat is a Star this’ convenient and. meat- less‘ Shamrock Macaroni with a vegetable salad, hot buttermilk biscuits (the canned refrigerator kind), ice cream tayin qn tata of hot beverage. - spoon into pepper shells. Sprinkle crumbs on top. Bake in a hot oven (400 degrees while ,about 20 minutes. 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Kraft Foods, Div 3825 “Magnolia St, , Detroit, Mich, will reimburse you 10¢ plus 2¢ for pees. oe Fe IG, Mar RR SRS SS SB Py TO eee ne een Nene eon ed an ane toy THR: PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY. way 1. 1958 : This is the look Reporter George Trumbull dislikes — it's the “chemise a la trapeze.” This is the newest shap- ‘ing, swung low to ike hips. with the neckline —— across. Wedding Plans Spur Area Parties June 7 in Christ Church. Cran- brook to Richard G. Williams of Detroit. —— * * * Mrs, Harold J. Stengiein Jr. of Saginaw will be her sister’s matron of honor, and -brides- maids will include Mrs. Rob- ‘ ert S. Griffith of Atlanta. Ga.. Patricia Eden, Julie Otter and Mrs. Ronald Ballantyne of Bloomfield Hills, Mrs. Jerrain' VanTuyl and Mrs. - Richard _ Weir $f Birmingham. SPRING Save // » Joseph L. Hardig ‘Jr. will be best man. * * * On Sunday Mrs. Robert L. Graham will give a cotktail party for Mernie and Richard | and many others a been planned. ARLENE RICE TO WED Graduations and preparations will take care of every minute for Arlene Rice . and Homer S. Harrison Jr. until their wedding, in Christ Church Cranbrook on June M. - Arlene, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Cari H. Rice, is a) sertior at Eastern Michigan College _. where she is majoring in edu- cation. Her fiance, son of Mr and ‘rs Homer S. Harrison. wedding. (Editor’s Note — We listened for a blings from the city room whenever photographs of latest feminine fashions — the che- mise and trapeze — came te - sal in t ‘ets Indian long time to the rum-. “This is more like it” vie ai “7 the Women's Department. So, we asked the most disheart- / these fashions) re/ © ened porter, George let you in on his _ they follow.) { by Trumbull, Ao iaeas — : S eo 2 Saeths vik. ie 4 says reporter Trumbull. “Women. s New Spring _ DRESS Reg. $6.00 Velass Reds — Blues , Eaten’ — Leathers SHOES 88 * ze 6 + “3. ONE LOT Women’s - PLAY SHOE Reg. $2. 00 Value — § 00 Bu. By Po. i | 00 WOMEN’S NYLON HOSE “ First Quality “MISSES? and CHILDREN’S PATENT STRAPS — LEATHER STRAPS _ SADDLE OXFORDS — SHU-LOCKS $4.00 & Values. SIZES 8', to 3 Reg. $5.00 ) 88 LITTLE BOYS’ OXFORDS BLACK:-— BROWN — WINE Reg. $4.00 Values SIZES 10 to 3 BAND. D WIDTHS cd . Justin Smalley. tained / in-law will be graduated in June from the University of Michi- gan. Arlene“will come home. near. ly every weekend to attend parties in her- honor, Sunday her grandmother, Mrs. William O. Merrill, will give a pantry shower in her home, “Will-O-Way,”’ on West Long Lake road, Arlene has asked her sister, Nancy, to be her maid of hon- or. Bridesmaids will be Mrs. sister of the bridegroom, Treesa Sikorski cousin of the bride-elect. Mrs. Gerald Albright and Rhea Renshaw. 4 On~May 9 Mrs. Earl Stef fregen, Mrs. J. D. Rogers and Mrs. Vernon Ostrander will give a linen shower. :-Mrs: Homer Harrison enter- her future and = her luncheon at the family .at Woman's - City Club. _and this , _ dinner daughter-- ‘The still here! Janice Antona’s Citi zenship Class. held its annual’ citizen- ship dinner Wednesday evening at Pontiac High Spool The Was In recent class honor of the most members who became naturalized citi- zens, Fuesday the Rev. Francois Jochmans. a member of the class. and the Pledge to the Flag’ wag by another member, (es “ph Mckay : slender skirt is belted at the natural waistline. It is the answer to the reporter's question on ‘what's happened to the dress that outlines the | The invocation was given by ~ led * eumotde Mother’s Day - May II Uelows... A perfect gift! Gift-wrapping oe “VANITIES” dress sheer with seams.......$1.15 “CAREER GIRL” oo walking sheer with seams. .$1.15 “MASQUERADE” --+ lovely er) sheers without seams.... ways sssscece Sl. tb Neumode Hosiery Shop . &2 N. Saginaw igure. It's Citizenship Dinner Held ‘by Janice Antona’ s Class. "ee was provided by Mr. and Mrs, Victor Lindquist, who sang ‘‘Make Believe,’ ‘If I Loved You," “Will You Re- member’ and “Tea for Two". They were accompanied by: Mrs. Addison K. Oakley. Special guests attending were Sen. L. Harvey Lodge, Mrs Mary Tédd, Mrs. Joseph Phil- lips, Mrs. Lee Hill, Mayor Wil- liam W.. Donaldson, Judge George B. Hartrick, Judge H. ia Holland, Sidney Freed, Mrs, Lloyd Porter and ‘Anna Marie Beedmore a a ae 2 Following dinner Miss Antona showed colored slides of her ‘recent trip. to Europe beginning with the plane flight from De- troit to Shannon, Ireland, which was made in 10 hours. ALPINE SCENES The visitor traveled high up into the Alps in Switzerland and visited tiny Swiss villages. Of particular interest was an old castle on Lake Geneva es the traveler was shown old dungeons _* Traveling on to Italy. the vis- itor was impressed ‘by the - cathedrals of Milan, and the Ussizzi Gallery of Florence with its magnificent art collec. tion. In Paris {Mey were im- pressed by Eiffel Tower and thé~ hedral of Notre Dame. : ote * * Miss Antona visited her cous- ins Dr. Guisseppe Maachi who is president of the province of Novara and Dr. Luigi Bian- chin .of Novara. She was made official guest ‘of the city for a day by Mayor Pro-Tem of / Venice Armondo Gavaghni ' - = iat ent /By GEORGE T. TRUMPULL JR. Can you recall the days when women fought the “‘battle of the bulge’ with calérie-killing pills and all. sorts of slender- down - your- figure contor- tions? . Now the battle fs over. It's out of con- y don't have to fight it any more. THEY JUST HIDE IT. Look for yourself. Take ‘TRUMBULL for instance the ‘latest fad in® women. designers’ endless struggle to create something different each year — the trapeze. _* * * A woman has enough room under. one of these formless contraptions to bulge in all directions. And masculine eyes won't detect a hint of chubbi- ness. ‘ THROW OUT GIRDLE In addition, gals, they say you_can do away with those tormenting girdles. Still no bulge is evident from the out- side. 3 om OS SER EE PS es k ign front Even Texas designer Jeanne Legon lauds what the 20th Century womenfolk can do without when they. pour, OF funnel, themselves into a Ura peze. “Because the trapeze ts loose from the bustline,’ she says. “women can do away with girdles. Think how wonderful it will be in the summertime not to have fo wear a girdle to look smart.” pe ©. t What is a trapeze. you ask? A triangular batch of material that looks like the wearer stuck her head through the top of a - tepee and walked off with the wigwam drapped around her. I’ ask.you men. whatever became of those smart outfits that outlined the shapely con- tours — styles that never failed to flatter the anatomy? Nor did they fail to bring a whistle or * two. WHAT'S IN THE BAG? . Looking at a woman nowa- days in one of these weird creations is like buying * box of Crackerjacks — you don't know what's inside. — That eye-catching hourglass ~ figure that men loved so much is gone. The forerunners of the fun- nel-shaped trapeze — the sack Here’s what happens when. things. get out of control—the lady actually vanishes. : This is one of - the latest Paris creations——and our makappy reporter’ “hopes it remains there. * Jesse Morrisons Feted Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Morrison of Irwin street were surprised on their 50th wedding annive» sary Wednesday with a party at the home of their son-inlaw - and daughter, Mr. ahd Mrs. Russell Garner of Highland foad., ° * * * Among tite guests were Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Miller, and | family, Mr. and Mrs, Devere Morrison and family, Mr, and Mrs, Leo W. Morrison and fam- _ iy, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mil. LOUIS "Aur _ PERMANENTS “No App't potestery 350 ee | © West Huron tad Fleer nent te Buchner Finance Complete With Haireut and Set 9 FE 5-8000 * 7 ler Jr.. Mr and Mrs. Russell Garner Jr. and family, Lewis Garner, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Preston. Mrs. Alfred Miller is a daugh- ter of the Morrisons and. De- . vere and Leo Morrison are sons, » All Saints Guild 10 to Hold Breakfast Mrs Guy Shotwell has been — named general chairman for the 35th annual May -Break- fast of Guild Ten, All Saints Episcopal Church. 3 * Jessie Brewer wilt serve as, dining‘room chairman for the, ‘Saturday affair which will- be sheld in “Stevens Hall from 5:20 to 9:30 am. The. nap bees — : - treasurer; en and the chemise — aid the gals also in being ‘mistresses of deceit’ (with apologies to J. Edgar Hoover); Hidden in these styles are the women's throat, bust, fem- inine waistline, and that body beautiful in general * .« * Why, from the neckline to the hemline, there's nothing but one hunk of woman. No lines of that besieging feminine fig- ure. ° Could it be girls you have something to hide under those loose-fitting attires? The hemlines have gone down -and the necklines up. Somebody's covering up. Look close, boys, the cow- turiers are taking us back year by year to the Gay Nineties. Why, I ask? * It will be a cold day in July when women don't desire fashions that show off the, lines which men undoubtedly want to see. But the sack, chemise and ° trapeze has certainly swung the eyes of the opposite sex in the other direction. x * * Three cheers, I say, to Paris designer Pierre Balmain who has dodged the latest trend by excluding the satk, chemise and. trapeze from his 1958 col- lections. ais ens eoftion aa ogEas ~ 2 ae ’ Miss Rowe Announces Attendants Marilyn Rowe, whose mar- riage to Richard A. Rosner — will be an event of June 7, an- nounced attendants at a Wednesday evening linen show- er, Hostesses for’ the ' event were Mrs. Allen Rososky, Mrs. ‘Leonard Oesch and Mrs. Charles. Oesch Mrs. Gene A. Hawkins will serve as her sister's matron of honof while Carol Kinchia, Janet Simpson and Janice Lane will be bridesmaids. * * * ’ The. prospective bridegroom has asked Robert Pearson to be his best man. Ronald Trum- bull, Gene A, Hawkins and William Gillow will seat the guests at the ceremony in Sil vercrest Baptist Church Setting for the Wednesday affair Was the Shawnee Lane home of Mrs. Rososky. Re- freshments were served from | a table centered with pink can- — dies and a floral arrangement of pink carnations and umbre!- las. ~ + * On the guest list were Mrs. L. Merlin Rowe, Mrs. Henry Rosner, Mrs. -Hawkins, Mrs. LaVerne Huston, Mrs. E. A Pearson, Mrs. Robert Pearson, Mrs. Harold Lafgren, Mrs, - Al- Four pages today. in Women’s Section len Schmidt, Mrs. Harold Gil- low;’Mrs. James Evans. Mrs. Merrel] Ashley, Mrs. Harry Nicholson, Mrs. Willis Bugg, Mrs, Wayne Santala,- Mrs. Max Mumford and Mrs. Rob- ert Snyder. Out of town guests included Mrs, Elsie Piddington of Bir- mingham, Mrs, Marquis Pea- body of Linden, Mrs. Dale V. Rowe of Fort Myers, . Fla. Mrs. Arthur Frantsen of Bir- mingham, Mrs.. June Milne of . > Birmingham, Mrs.. Bert Coon of Hersey and Mrs. Jack Ack- ermar of Kalamazoo. Dinner-Dance Set Saturday -by Hoedowners Anriual dinner dance for members and guests of Hoe- / ' downers Square nee - Club). will be held Satarday in Water- ford. CAI Building. *. © * During the evening new/ ‘of: and Mrs. Fred Froede and Charles Vanden- berg, board of governors, will be installed. “@ #7 e7 This is to be the last dance of the season, -Table field. In charge of ve haga Mie Beauchamp o> is Goong Se r. : S Mis. Brown, ttings © will be provided by Mrs, Hat- a! School the Y ear es ee ee eee 24 Ey fae Only Li in 5 Want 12-Monih Education Plan * THE PONTIAC PRESS. “a _ * . ; . . ‘ : - ’ ve . i Y ‘ = EUGENE GILBERT. { She had ca been stad. “Do Gilbert Youth Research Co. ~ [you think school «should continue | The Massachusetts high school all Year round?” miss wrinkled her nose in. disgust: ‘What a ghastly: idea,” she said. feelings were shared by four out ot every five high schoo] young- sters questioned, ‘Some school “Histricts in the ~ |United States have talked about, or experimented with, 12 months of school, The idea is to reduce lovercrow ding. Our interviewers ithan 609 teenagers th icountry’ what they thought. of the idea. The vote against itswas $1 _ {per cent — _79-per cent of the SAM BENSON Ea asked more WHY THE RUSH? “School 12 months a year?” Portzies, N.M, ‘“‘Why we'd never “The Army gets us soon énough | anyway.” said a Duluth bey. » “What are they trying to rush ‘us for?” asked Elliott Thompson, 16, of: Philadelphia. “We wilj be Hin college and then working for’ the rest of our lives, What's the UNIFORMS | @ Nylons © Frostys ‘@ Cottons © Dacrons .@ Blended Dacrons . * bury?” SOME APPROVE tound?=--'No,’ Obviously she did not. And her. | hout the - ‘boys and &3 per cent of the girls. | asked 16-year~old Sally Zara of have a chance to get’ unwound.”) ih } - a -s But it would be ‘difficult to con- -Tommy ’ told — our ‘interviewer vince Tommy Lerna of Dallas. ‘“‘Never, never, - Bet THERSDAY.-MAY 1, 1958, eo ry ‘Teeners me ‘to school ioe! ny never could theya year." A great majority of the students polled did not favor going to school 12 months each year, Parents, however, $ 91 To $. 71 | And yet, the minority had some : answers for the majority | : . “There is no reason for us to| Also | go to school -less time than we, ~ « (will be working on a job in the, ‘ ae future." said Sandra Stllerman| Shadow Proof jot Chicago. “We might as well! get used to a two-week vacation! Slips . $2, 91-53, 91 instead of a three-month one,” A serious-minded senior said: White Hose 971c “It's a worthwhile system. This .f way the’ student doesn’t have to Bras $] 50-52 50 readjust each fall. Shorter vaca- DO Ut bd tions spaced throughout the year Gi dles $2 95 $5.00 would keep the ‘student's mind r wu" alert and attuned to bis studies instead ef breaking off in June | and and starting from scrateh in | September.” ‘. oe A romantic-minded teenager had I m Celebrating something else in mind “Oh!” she My New Store rans said, “We'd be out of school and free to get married sooner.” agreed that ‘summer time is a . time for relaxation With the Purchase of $25 in * +* * Mdse. in Our Uniform Store We asked. “Do you think a summer vacation relaxes one and * Open ‘til 9 P. M. helps him. do his best work when. he returns to school in the fall?’ Four out of 5 of the boys (86 per SAM BENSON cent! said yes while 84 per cent of the girls gave the same answer 37 N. Saginaw St. Six out of every 10 students said grades are not as geed in . summer school as they are dur- ing fall and winter sessions, “Only those who need to catch a course goto summer “school,” said William Cue of Babylon, Long Island, THEY LIKE SCHOOL, BUT — 65 per eent of the boys and) to attend school all ‘year. FROM . PP theugh mosi sof them (61 per ae PONTIAC STATIONERS cent) did net know how their a a ponds, we Cometcte pat- 4 ! teachers feel about it. ferms are printed right in our e «EN DOWNTOWN PONTIAC a ‘Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book < "Formerly Brown Bros The remaining 49 percent were fy, pons of other tenga vou'll want! © “iw. eusiaee FF 2-424; | divided = almost equally between), aydey —easy. fascinating hand- those believing teachers like sum- work for yourself, your home, gifts, : ——— mer ‘school and those feeling t they bazaar items. Send 23¢ for’ your’ ~°> FINE cishke 7A. * a" «& cops of this book today! ‘ JEWELRY - GIFTS McKim Jewelry | 941 Orchétd Lake, FE 4-5065 One student said, “Summer is an oppertunity for a teacher to travel and one of the exciting parts of the job is traveling and doing as one sees_ fit.” Happily, most of the youngsters - said they like school. The high schoel crowd was well, movies, trips. yarn rieeded for small or medium ‘string. Pattern 864: Directions for | More than half of-the youngsters small, medium, large sizes. ? 38 per cent of the girls — thought —add five cents for each’ pattern their parents would like for them for 1Ist-class eaten Send to The ' Pentiae Press, ‘Almost 9@ per cent felt school Dept. all year roung would provide Station, teachers a better income, al-— “piatnly pattern number. name, address and zone. Righty per. ‘Baby Sitter Deluxe The-sworld’S most exclusive Adele Simpson these davs. Mrs. ;} Simpson is taking charge of the 6-vear-old daughter of -Jeanmaire, the noted French { a a by Laura Whaler New! up on their courses or have flunked eool summer nights, air-conditioned © Light-but-¢ozy coverage for Just four ounces of fingering ~_ sizef Or crochet this cape in Send 35c (coins) for this pattern | ©- 124-Needlecraft. ty Old Chelsea | = PO. Box 164, ; N.Y. Print! New York 11, Use ‘paper oe for wiping eae out of Skillets and broil- - pans to make washing them a “mich easier Job: — eens + Oe Y me cent were for it while oo 20 per» arns— cent. said they dishke it. Patterns awd Instruction “There are many conc lusions | eo * to be drawn from this study, . L niforms the primary one being that the students themselves prefer to keep their easy pace. However, of children of the mid-1940s due to reach high school within the © next few years, there will be a corresponding increase in crowd- ing. It might be that a 12-month\, school program will be the only! : ,economicg! solution. fer Women in’ White N eedlepoint The Oxford Shop 59 W. HURON ey ee at Se UN OE RN € AT H ® -> TAKE A-PLUS, AOD A MINUS, and make your figure ideal! The plugs our cloudlight padded HER SECRET Bra, No. 1613, $3.95. The nw ol ae a slender sheath of Nylon PowerNet Girdle No. 39 (or Pantie == No, 28) to banish wnruly curves {$7.95 Bras, 32-36, A & B, white only. Girdle §, M,L. White only : Co t Second Floor A with the bumper crop © * es Your Fashion Store * Se Half the Fun _ Of the Affair Is _ -_ — the Formal Everyone... but everyone in ‘the know is going to Arthur’s to shop e 6 for the prom! The dreamy styles are here... in frothy bouffant skirts of new ballerina length. Sheer organdy over taffeta, nylon eyelet and nylon net. White and pastels. Sizes 7 to 15. 24.98 - 39.98 | i baby sitter jis a. title earned by - these fabulous LITTLE HEELS 48 N. SAGINAW ST. cul oper took a different attitude and the per- centage in favor of year-around school was much higher. , ~" 1 her lind Petit,- during the Ameri- can engagement of the Petit production ~‘Ballets de Paris” in which Jeanmaire stars. Pe- ballerina an husband Ro- tite Petit is ensconced at the Simpson's -house in Connecti- 5 Point your toe in the sweite t white calf . and notice immediately that young Corells Shée Selon— Meztanine y Dress Salon-- “Second Floor .- a oe menths 7 ‘ing ‘day it dawned on me that jit ‘in to figure out ways of lift- ing some of your younger readers | might be interested. “With a> party and guests invited,.I rush happily _my home looking “s pretiy as pos- | surprising how much easier that Py = 53 dance-away feeling, that fabulous lightness! Airy T-strap, pump with gold lace cutf- button on slimmest little heels exactly night for your new NINE. ‘Smart Ones Find » Challenge i in Work By RUTH MILLETT. So you hate housework! De-you want to go-on hating it, or would you like to borrow one housewife’s “‘tricks” to miake housekeeping less of a chore and“ more of a challenge? - A reader writes: “I had wasted quite a few years hat- housework when one*——— tne erence asin * e pleasure for myself. wheth- it was silly to hate a job T er itis having a neighbor in for had chosen for life 2 oe) axe “So I immediately star ted work is done. est child, myself out of the de- to the pressing feeling that house- 4 work is pure drugery. ing myself a home beauty when the house- or taking my young- who is not yet ; ont “Here are a few of -the tricks ae eet at I use to make housework go fat gives me something to look “forward to and even the faster and seem lighter. I thought smallest pleasure anticipated while er “If the house needs a real old- THIRTY-N in school, “7 760 W. Huren Fun Ahead*,, = tain Summer Gottons, Sheers | For JUNIORS | ‘MINX MODES: |. | FOR MISSES NARDIS. OF DALLAS FOR WOMEN NELLIE DON SLIM MAKER EDITH MARTIN De’ Cor Shop 61 W. Huron 4 zoo. Or calling on a friend.. spending a couple of hours giv-: treal-- you work makes the work go fast- # LUNCHEONS Sealtest ice Cream «+ Popular Prices RIKER FOUNTAIN Riker Building Lobby fashioned ¢leaning from end to end: “y=. 4 and ceiling to floor, I-plan a party’ = —_ before I get out the mop and scrub ~ bucket, . planned through the drudgery because I am cleaning not just for the sake: ~ of cleaning, but in order to have! . sible fer a party. - “The daily jobs I hate ie most I do first, se that I den’t have to dread them all day leng. Lt’s makes them seem, “Every day I try ta plan some Summer Handbags Made especially for Arthur's gift bags of white oc natural straw. Velvet trim haskets, bead trim straw cloth, shell trim on crocketed “‘fish-net Very Special “as Purchase for Mother's” Day Gifting .. . these beautiful ‘ Accessories—Main F loor “leggy look.” As-seen in Mademoiselle . 12.95. -¥ Ca Brand new dnd se excit= - . Plaids, prints amd checks.’ All sizes, .Robes--Main Floor SPECIAL PURCHASE SELLING ROBES Reg. 7.98, 8.95 g. ing! Everglaze taffetized cotton that resists €reas- | ing, wash with little fuss and drip-dry. Duster length in boxy or fitted Cotton Print Chemise SUIT Ready to travel ., 'o be loved all surmn er. The relaxed silhouette to be belted ar not). i ' = é a i@w monotone all-over ps Wty snc a) s print ot cotton that ye frios. dry fresh PHS S Pron , drips. dry fresk -June-7 * 1 Dior blue ‘Waterford zes Bito | Pror May 17 Ys Clarkston Suit Selon—Second fi : : a ! ete ead Pron May 17 aif Saien econ oor A ndale a otra aaa \ ay ; ‘pie ’ : Pe : ‘ ae “She gi el a gone fxg ore ts PREM Be fe ie ane — ‘ s ee ‘ rT ; % et ‘ é i < * t < . a j 4 = " , = > “ hn é és Te _THE. ONTEAC. P BSS. ‘THURSDAY. MAY-1, 1088.2 85 ae oe FoRTY ._*_ THE P ES ‘THURSDAY. MAY21 1958 Caw tee , “ : Head LeBaron - ‘Beauty Salon Lifts Spirits 4 “4580 PTA Festival Every woman should be efficient an, with a new and optishintic poin ‘SIZES | | 14%-24% at: good grooming. She should be‘of view. - a ‘able to shampoo and set her own| No man. could ever possibly un- hair and give hersel{-a, manicure.) eres ~~ —o— = She should not be completely: de |but it ts. It's a sure pendent on her hairdresser and)... letdown. thus helpless if she can't make it, + * * to the bequty salon tor a setting. The next week, she may rip up. s .* _* the fancy new hairdo and’ put it But, once fn a while, the best back the old way but that doesn’t thing any woman can do for her-/ matter. lt was the fun and novelty self iis to march into a beauty of letting someéorie else handle ‘the salon. and shoot the works, She'l] beauty chores for once that real- *eome out feeling like a new wom- ly counted. For Better COLD FUR STORAGE with Milo’s Exclusively frumpy feeling and a pickup for’ - GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ‘Buy. Now — Save Now for Fall & Winter Reg. Je 98 cow 59D 1 8 2 Pe. Snow Suits $15.98 $798 Ree OW : Spring ong Fal dH? $9 Goats and Goat Sets &x. $259° $1098 Ladies’ Hose 2c. $1.19 ona 31.39 Now 79 & 89c Summer ensemble in the loveliest. silhouette—so becoming “princess” to shorter, fuller figures! A cool sundress; Printed Pattern 4580: 1612, Dy, 2232, St.. New York 11, NY. cover-up jacket-easy sew. with our Printed Pattern! Half sizes to Print plainly name. address with zone nett bathing beauty, Ciiatles York are serving as co-chairmen for the LeBaron School PTA Spring Festival, to be held Friday evening begin- ning at 6 p.m. at ‘the sehool Activities will include a fish pond, white elephant sale, |. Mrs. Fred Giddings and Mrs. -_ baked goods, plants and plant- _ ers, hayrides, cotton candy, and a couritry store. Pony rides. for the children will highlight the program. Toastmistress Club Meets _ for Program : | 7 Pickup and | Mrs. Sidney Olson conducted ; Delivery the Pontiag Toastmistress Club é . FE: 5-1241 program /when the group met . 42 W. HURON icles in Hotel Waldron. -Announce- ment was made of the regional speech contest to be held: in Cleveland May 23, 24 and 25. Impromptu speaking assign- ments were given to Mrs. Clay- ton Rule, Lauretta Paul, Mrs. Ivan Wicox and Mrs. Robert Bunce. Mrs. Howard Wheatley gave an evaluation at the Tues- day evening meeting. Critics were Gwen Polk and Mrs. Wayne Reaves, and Mrs. George Gaches was tailtwister. Guest for the meeting was Mrs. Walter L. Barningham. . | eae ‘Mrs. Shaffer Heads City Story League and Mrs. Shaffer told stories when the league met in the Resist Gaudy a Pony rides will be a special feature of the Spring Festival that LeBaron School PTA will sponsor be- ginning at 6 p.m. Friday evening at the school. Vrs. Halter Hubner, PTA president, holds the reins for Dear Abby.... e a . grown man of 28 who is mar- ried and has a family of my the living room, of all three children sohi are eager for festival activities to: On the ponies are (lejt to right) Dawn Hub- | begin. Pontise Press Phote + ner, Courtney Clara and Martha Sue Clare oo ony “DEAR ABBY: My mother “She feeds them * soda pop, chow mein and pizza - sure FEEL SEE his whiskers but vou can them. savé BOTH your faces and gift him with an electric shav- these things? What do you ad- 14's, i. ee Kati | Mrs. J. R. Shaffer has been vise me to do about it?” — $11.98 ‘§ 98 — : rare ol + yards 2-' named president of Pontiac NOT DESTITUTE Wool oad Ra on. NOW inch; jacket 1'2 yards. — Story League. Also taking | DEAR NOT: Your triend un- ; y te : , Printed yr beroangg son ee pat- office’ are Mrs. Theodore | IC U re S- @ | re- resen OL le | ‘douhicdhy wieniia well. bas obe : 29 ern part. Easier, accurate. | Fauble, vice president: Mrs. fo eis ee : Boys 2-Pe. SUITS 7] ae fy $698 orypas in og for are ajay W. M. T wichel, recording sec- | ce ae | schgeet ors =o : : —a ive cents for each pattern rotary: Mrs. -El Hutson. « ae ; for 1st-class mailing. Send to Anne contecpiadiegs secretary and | By ABIGAIL. VAN BUREN to your mother oe Mother's | to shave on weekends and | Pass the boxes on to the needy. Bobby Sex Res. 59¢ and 79c Veive Now 5 prs. $1 00 Adams, care of The Pontiac Press. Grace Clark, treasurer. | ye BBY: I , Day with your small request. | that’s when I see the most of fe 137 Pattern Dept.. 243 West 17th, “Julia. Dalzell. Mrs. Hutson | Oe SR ABBY: am & . ': « him, He is blond arid you can't CONFIDENTIAL TO “A WI- DOW NOW’ widow now. : You are NOT a You are a divor- Boys’ Pole Long Sleeve Shirt Reg. 31. os Now 79c size and style number. Snellbrook road home of Mrs. | own. My problem is my moth- >= > . — = <“My face brakes out after cee whose former husband Fauble. Attending guest night er. She has a causing Me sda obpoher She I'm with him, byt he says if passed away, - f Detroit Story > at In- picture of me is a widow and very lonély so he shaves on weekends, HIS lw ~ * : Ladies’ Gloves Reg. $2.29 . eee Now $1. 00 pr. Long, Tight Legs cece Gut cas te font in my birth- she asks ot eg children face breaks out. So it is either For a personal reply, write : , _ > : - rich. day suit. It is for the weeke n she has | HIS face or MINE. What ¥ 2 : S ; -me Paris shows new swimsuits | oe awa ~ — as big as life them she lets them do just as should we do?” Ao me oe baa ts ) Open Fri. 9 P. M. | wits long and very tight legs. | Go. wes and she keeps | they please with. no schedule SORE FACE Enclose a selfta ressed, ie’ $ an 15 S. Saginaw These are for people who pine ‘ it hanging in and no discipline. : - en . . Slamped envelope. 2 to look like a 1924 Mack Sen- ‘franks. DEAR SORE: Why don't you Shower Etiquette ; : H } places. pies, The children are 2 and a? Spec F Ir ames “Every 3 years old. How can I puta — A é A member of the bride's fam- | Maling Shoes - ee * time I go | stop to this without hurting her : ; ® ily should not give a shower | If you're buying new eye- ABBY over there | feelings?” “DEAR ABBY: I became | for her. A relative may en- starting thursday : hal St Candin: T ° ... remember Mother * ~ q ° ~) ith the finest. ° : COATS ano SUITS |: is “ 7 T ° Mother's Day , i reduced | : ) ‘Sunday, May 11 : long coats S. seceseetl™ 16 formerly $29.98 : . An amazing collection of long coats in bepsacking and flannels. . Choose > . from many of the season's favorite colors. Junior and misses sizes. Hurry 2 ; _and save... shop early: vr ‘glass frames and can afford just one pair, resist the flower- ed or jeweled types. Those are for dfessy occasions and eve- us have favorite clothing col- ors, and see it I get mad. I have asked her a hundred times to please take it down but she hasn't done it vet. How can “birthday suit'’ picture— and frame it beautifully. Present it NOT BOLD DEAR NOT: Simply write out a list of what the children should eat, and what they with a wonderful guy, but here is my sdmoa! He doesn’t like SPRIN CLEARANCE short coats values formerly up to $25 16 friends with a neighbor lady where I lived séme 15 years ago. We corresponded and kept track of each other. Now I'm boxes of used clothing (some of it is in pretty foor condi- tion) for my children, my hus- band and myself. “I have never indicated to her that I needed anything and ~ my husband has always worked steady and supported Don't you think she should have ve asked before. sending _n me well. - tertain fdr the bride or for the bride and bridegroom with any other type of party. Sondemattehondaieettilienaiae ailicentashasmemmatineneendieer ning only we ithout : not relling in money but I'm . * 4s ne so hae) aes should NOT eat. Emphasize the not destitute either, This lady SH E Pick a frame that will har- | - GORDON “nap” time and you should must think of me as her ‘pet é monize with everything in your~| DEAR GORDON: Have a have no trouble. a = recused she . FOR THE FAMILY wardrobe. Sounds difficult bat | nice family portrait taken Be . * * ee ing i a h 1 Al . ‘it can be done ‘since most of | sure it's the same -size as the “DEAR ABBY: I am in love riends and sends me huge TURPIN- 1549 Union Lake Rd. Union Lake Shepping Center 4464 Dixie Highway — Drayten Plains Soo a Ree @eeeetoerreereree - ASSORTED CHOCOLATES _ Creams, nuts, fruits, chewies, crunches ‘1b. box 138 2 1b. box $260 The perfect short coat for wearing now through summer . . . choose it from a wool hopsackings in an array of bright colors; Shop early for best selec- tien! Juniors, misses. a MALING’S | § NEIMERS |’ @eerer8eee 8&8 &© © oe rayon suits formerly. $25 and $29.98 A. Binck, Nevy, Natural, Red, or White. T 6 B. Mock, Navy, or fed. 9 999 and A Maling Shoes 5 Fine rayon reps, flannels, tweeds in fitted and chemise styled suits. Yours in navies, greys, Save! THE GIFT BOX Chocolates and butter bons 1% Ib, gifs ®Z 2% Ib. gift *3 , The finest, freshest candies you can buy... exclusively ours ges, browns. Missés dnd junior sizes. ee TEL-HURON SHOPPING center , “Where Quality Counts” open 4 noes; Pr 9, p.m. ‘ cae ae , | 90 North Saginaw Street : ) pa: t CLOONAN’S : < . . | li . monde , thursday, hide , soturde ‘ - Open Monday and Friday Fienings a | , Y 4 . 7. to 72 N. Saginaw FE 2161 < ar f . ' a ‘ ; . : i 2 * 5 “ Bice mck 4--2 es fer WE oor? can-do even tie vikoiaiad point wentis aot Low- ork, The act These exercises done regularly at intervals during the day add other of sitting in a chairjer leg to floor, Repeat several) bb d day I suggested thet eevcatly i in itedit a good exer-|timen. Dye samp Ging Saka the wife who works outside her) cise, Try this, Push back in’ the right le home must have 4 certain disp0-|chair so that your hips touch. the Cae tna while ice your arma sition or temperament in order t0/hack of the chair. Now straighten hang at your sides and make cit-| succeed at both jobs, She mustlyour spine all the way up. . [cles with your shoulders, Circle have a sense of humor and must be Pai abdominal musciés |P8ckward,. This is most relaxing capable of cutoffs. She has to learn a wd the day. 274 ids you of tension at the the art of off non-essen. Sn teens toe Rear Mess back of the neck and through the Gale ond fo Bk YS OOS — backbone. Hold while |*20ulders. sess count to 10. Relax, Repeat Se ones en cant Tell a |Guests to. -|Go Home By EMILY POST “Dear Mrs, Pests, ete | give parties but them to end at a/ reasonable time, The last few parties we had at our house went on until the wee hours of the morning. “My husband and. I were completely exhausted when our ‘guests left and almost vowed never to give another party. Is there a tactful way for a hostess to tell her guests | _ For Your Summer W ear - LADIES’ © COTTON DRESSES. All Colors & - Washable 6.98] ies he The only thing you can ask a most intimate friend t ; she could say, “I think we had Easy Terms better go; it is getting very . late, and I am sure John anid M would like to get some cas eke St, em” : WEEKEND SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY - Tennis Shoes Top quality canvas uppers —full foam cushion inner «2% soles—air cushion arch. : Women’s sizes in white, black, grey, chino, red ‘and blue. Children’s size red und be, in white, ATE Tl Tas rs fad aR ete F45 "BECK MIRACLE MILE - Open 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. the parents at their table?”’ Answer: At the parents’ _ table; correctly at the right of | the bride’s mother. a minutes for waking up in the morn- ing. In the first place stretch in all directions, Do this slowly and with twists so that you feel it in all of your muscles, This is a de- lightful waking up exercise. SIT UP INBED ‘St up in bed with your legs stretched out in front of you or sit legged, Little floor mats in front of the effect, by concealment, of slender- oe a Sis a = \ f also can-take a few extra THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1958 4 Use Time on the Hands : It you'll observe aay: = you'll be surprised to discover that mafiy women are careless ‘ “ * * * Tt isn’ t-qust a matter of no manicure; it IS a matter of broken, dirty nails and skin which looks as if it had not been scrubbed clean. Now, admittedly, many of us lead hurried lives, But none of us is too hurried or harried, to be clean and to possess nails that are filed neatly and smoothly. _FEW ESSENTIALS A nail brush and emery any woman's goed gvoming. > never hide in pockets. RE scissors are all essential - to. Sd *. If you ony time for nail. polish, fine. It does make a | woman's hands look prettier | and it adds sparkle to the rings _ | that she wears, - But if you haven't time for | it, do take time for the essen- tials of nail care and the night- ly coating of hand lotion: It | will pay off in hands that need — Minnesota furnished the first regiment of volunteers to the Union in the Civil War. request for leaflet No. 27. Address | |dosephine Lowman in care of this newspaper. “Tomorrow: “Small Bust at 1377 Doesn't Mean No Curves Later.” Eliminate Mats. | in Front of Sink ‘| Value and Easy Credit -SALLAN’S— For the Active Man ~ School Bound, ° Service Bound, or _ Just Bound and Determined to Get the Best Watch Value. Sallan’s _ Sportster oy a spose sae LONGINE Iso'Complete Selection USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN t import sale of | DIAMONDS fro TAlelM Clilelaelalicts ws Trip Saves You The importer’s And Wholesaler’s Profits! WE TRAVELED 8000 MILES fo Ger | These History-Making Diamond Values for You! HOLLAND sireme leh alare 88 N. Saginaw St. NEXT te SIMMS FE 2-5812 1 cented with glearhing satin. a ‘From Now on... YOUR BABY’S FIRST - PORTRAIT “+++ @ Gift From os THE MARGARET ANN si0F ' Start a Baby Bank Book of purchases by-registering _ now (even before the Blessed Event) and when the total reaches $150 you will-be presented with pinned for a Beautiful 11x14 PORTRAIT for eth ‘— HEIR MINDED?: . .» long. before the Blessed Event register your _ expected bundle of joy at the Margaret Ann _ Shop. Start building Baby’s Account Book- , Purchases. Friends, fond aunties and doting grandparents may add __ their shower gifts as well as your own layette purchases to swell __ baby’s “bank balance” as it climbs - toward the $150 mark. | suuzcr any owe of rue rive ruoTooRarnen : tn the Pontiac Assectation ad C: BR. MASEL 8 Mt Clemens Si. FR 4-0858 im wHuren St. Fe 40468 : ND STUMO is St. FE 2-711 20 E Haren LBP se i226 N, Paddock 81. FE Atom PEGGY'S 1@ =NOETH. Saginaw 5$T. 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NO NEVNTSStT Trapped Inside Cruiser ‘Jand made several_adjustments.— “3 LEBANON, Ry. — The discovered they were trapped, exports ._. gereened-in back seat of the city's " {police ‘cruiger must be escapejdoors had no inside handles. oof. ; passerby finally heard their shouts States, with 2,350 tons, , Patrolman James Violette and'and released them. largest buyer. ‘is-the Le HAVRE — France annually; — about, |12,000 « tons _ of "There was no way to remove the ‘crystallized fruit,» The best cus- screen from the rear and the back!tomer is Great Britain, which A buys about 7,600 tons, The United| , BOARDING HOUSE | HAK-KAFF/ YouR. . LAWTON, TAKE OUR BAGGAGE UPSTAIRS! DON'T BE CLUMSY G ABOUT IT+~ IF YOU SCRATCH ANYTHING IT COMES OUT 47> SPECIMEN, IN THE, oN ee eo DRESSES! 7 MEDUSA! “if MEDUSA @ PERFECT PHYSICAL eA SOLICITUDE 1S CHARMING; } MRS. GALL, BUT IMA Yj xp {IT'D ASK YOU TO HELA) (RIGHT AWAY, EGAD/A - MASOR, BUT YOU'RE «MEDUSA SHREW / 3 * eo STROKE () 4 A ne 4 wie -B . Cees _ 4 ie ff S$ ; ee | 2 4 5” * iN \ : ? ) Po, Ny 1g Bie. % ~ = os * A : : & au % < *: ee : \ : | : “a , = i me | uly TAKE }\ OQ: —> «ais : THE “* bs S-t RR TRUNK, | me a ud © 1806 by MEA Series, ten, TA Rag. US. Pat. OF, WILT. ee OUT. OUR WAY OF \)' iF. STAY HERE |). » REAL CLOSE, GOSH, 1 WAS JUST THINK i | YOU! WHYSKOULD I DIRTY UPA })| A WHOLE TABLE WITH SUCH A “Oe YOU ARE,’ LITTLE LUNCHT I'M SAVING YOU A LOT OF WORK! Vv en ‘ == — aa i} . i : “LIRE'S LONGEST MINUTE * . \ y y &. vw : yh vel audi - . ( Lod . “ t : ve 7 a aa 4 Vy ae "y “te : | : : ~, y i ‘ : 4 - i. — fon . en y . < e ise + FORTY-TWO ia . THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MAY 1. 1958 : ; ———— ed: OS Ne ate cee ee ee . a Se : oe : ; ‘By Edgar Martin : s Policeman, Machinist {2° Shouse, owner of 8 malFrance Exports Fruif — .|' ‘BOOTS AND HER. BUDDIES Lee sg Pa ee Be CRT CE SES WH THE | Coop! FREE EXPRESOWN, | | QOS KNOWS! ———— 1, NANCY By. McEvoy and Strieber S CAN'T POSSIBLY HERE'S NOBODY IN SIGHT, SO I HIT ANYONE a " THIS FIELD ISA - GOOD PLACE TO: PRACTICE MY BATTING = - DONALD DUCK Ns "4 fo = en ee ee Pr ee a eee ee ee ee eg ee = ‘ — ‘ = \ yas ia ry & : * v ‘i . i $14 Os Bor - It’s the-big hame that draws in most of the top sports | events and in Michigan prep track circles’ Pontiac Cen- \ tral is that attraction. The officials of the, Centfal Michigan. Relays were as- suming that Pontiac Ceftral, three-time state cham- pion, two-time Mansfield champ and previous winner of the Relays, —_ again lead the class A field this week- end. “This ‘tities has led to unfortunate publicity, a for Pontiac all of which was unwarranted because of a few loosely thrown words by Relays’ officials. A rel was put would not compete A Detroit sportscaster took the words “financial diffi- | culties” and twisted them with comment to! lambast Pontiac wtihout checking the fact. * “When-we made up our track schedule a rer a0 we did not include the Central Michigan rela) said coach Dean Wilson. “Why such a fuss? We are not committed to go to any meet, and we made no such announcement as was publicized.” Athletic Director Tom Dodson supported Wilson’ 8 prerogative to ae the hepsi as he sees fit. “We decide our senatuien to best suit our students,” said Dodson, “and like every other department in the school district we naturally operate under a budget.” “The impression given about the lack of funds to send the team to Central Michigan however is ridicu- lus,” he added,““we have one of the top five, and probably THE TOP track budget in the state.” In place of the, Central Michigan Relays the.U. of D. and the Monroe’ Peleg were appro < Pontiac school officials are justified tn. making the schedule changes, and they should be angry over the implications which were ~ "The Chiefs attended the Wadeor Relays at Central ” Michigan, plus the long journey to Mansfiéld for two days. Making these and other trips around the state wasn’t a matter of four or five boys as is the case with many schools, Taking 13 to 15 trackmen on these trips is not done by petty costs. Even this is not the primary reason, how- ever, for eliminating the he trip to + Sale The opportunity to r coengl Scctissh line teams of the Detroit area and the chance more members of the tra’k squad have to get into meets closer to home are . sufficient reasons. ERentioc hii never shirked gutting latecbveits where. the toughest. competition éxists. “Our. big meets are the Saginaw Valley, the regionals and the state meet,” said coach Dean Wilson, “we arrange ~ our meets to point for these.” When the entries were due last Monday and Central Michigan Relays’ officials realized there was none from Pontiac, it =— have settled the issue. the state wire said*“Pontiac announced it, ‘Tighe Also Critical Martin a Yankee Infield Among ‘Worst’ NEWYORK w — Ex-Yankee -Billy Martin socked the New York club right in the middle of its pride today when he labeled the Yankee Stadium infield ‘‘one of the worst in the league.” Detroit Manager Jack Tighe rubbed salt on the wound, charg- I'm not saying the Yankee in- fielders really need an advant- “age. Gil- MeDougald, Andy Carey and Bobby Richardson are like cats out there. But the thick sed ‘certainly helps them.” ° The “figures don't give much which came out of Central Michigan and NASTY TIGERS — Casey Sten- | gel, “the ole perfesser,”” tasted his first defeat on the home grounds yesterday when the Ti- gers won a 10-1 decision from | is in deep thought as Frank Lary proved again he was a ‘Yankee | Killer.” sf Big 10 Hurlers | Outshine Hitting Indiang, Purdue Have Close Race in Batting Statistics. «.. because of financial difficulties. ae i proud Yankees. Here Casey - x * CHICAGO im —. Pitchers so far have outshone the hitters in Big Ten baseball. Officia) statistics for the: cham- % starting ‘pitchers in 15 games of them as winners. “ ; ‘ and Purdue, breaking into the with three victories each, have nearly identical team noting marks, Purdue js clicking Minnesota tops the team fielding and Illinois .948. * * *® Michigan’s Jim Dickey, who lead conference hitters last season with 583 but was ineligible for the bat- ting crown because he played only -ifive games, now is tied with In- “45. Extra base hitting. was rare in the opening series with only five homers and six triples registered. support to Tighe's theory. In sev-|' ing that the thick-soddgd infield the*heels of the Tigers’ 10-1 rout en games at Yankee Stadiim,- the plays, compared to nine on for- _igign fields, In Wednesday's game, - complete’ a twin killing while the Yankees: have executed 10 double Phi for instance, the Yankees did not a of Whitey Ford, the Yankees” ace| tigers made two. . A Yankee groundskeeper ad- aaa ieee Athletics toa haltmitted the infield: grass was un- game, Detroit pounded Ford for/usually high but he said the grass, 12 of their 14 hits as Frank was new! and it cannot be gut hurled a seven-hitter. until it begins to take root. “This infield is terrible,” Houtteman Hurls Five-Hitter in Charleston Win “I. don’t kees) a it: on purpose,” ad 4 Tighe, another man’ who says). what's on his mind, was even more critical. . . "+. don't think it’s only because “You can’t get a, grounder ‘that infield, You can hit a bullet but the tall grass slows Me ap eneagh ‘for, Gow cate: a6 Hershey Cham ions, be *s rg s * Divide $23,836 Cut Asked if the opposition didn’t: have the sanie advantage asthe! . NEW YORK Members of Yankee infielders, Tighe retorted: “The Yankees don’t have to | American League and the wees eet the infield. They’ve post-season Calder Cup, will share wa at those home ran! bitters. pe: | Rowena KN (1-1) vs. Johnson ‘OD. ; Cleveland at 7:08 p.m.—Nar- ev" Te ti (0-1). leski Only game er Sort we Kansas = Puttebergh 2, Log “Angeles 1. ris San Francisco . = Chicago ‘ a 5 rr Me Milwaukee ...... 8 5 £5 % Pittsbu wf 5 ‘ a | Philadeiphia $ 3 a y v7 oe St. Louls Seance 3. 10 231 5% TODAY'S GA aes ee Stand | , oe waukee ai Cateeme, mi! dette (1-2) vs. Hobbie a. iladeiphia at San Francisco, 3:30 p.m Putseurgh ot Lee Argeon 0 pay — Law ‘| S — a Pg vs. yee) GD. ore ‘Ss GAMES Milwaukee at 1:38 pan. Ccmnet 3 at 8t 8 p.m. .|pionship season which opened last) weekend today showed that out of played, 16 went the full route, 10 with .969 followed by Michigan .950/ jdiana's Don Foreman each with] ete te x k* ‘* : Big Leon Quits After 8 Years With Lions down as an active player. eight. turbulent seasons with The huge 29-year-old, Hart Ends Footbal | DETROIT (AP)—Leon Hari, whose 12-year football career brought him headaches and headlines, has = Rares The former Notre Dame All- America end closed out the Detroit Lions yesterday to . devote more time to business and a new job that will keep him ¢lose-to the world champions. winner of the Heisman and . “Maxwell awards during his collegiate days, signed a one-year contract as a color commentator on the Lions’ radio and television broad ness. Liens capture casts. He owns an automo- bile dealership and also has been in the paving busi- Hart, who starred both: at fullback and end while the four National Football League Western - Division titles and three world championships, leaves un- der clouded circumstances. * * * While reliable sources report that Hart last year Signed a two-year contract that would bring him in the neighborhood of $15,000 for the 1958 season, his close friends -have said gall along that members of the Lions’ organiza- tion—including some of the directors, and coaches—have been trying to force his retirement. Hart refused to elaborate on his 1958 status. a have, by my own accord, after General Manager W. N. fruitless contract battle. &® Ri chosen to retire,” he said. “The press of business pbligations which are of a more secure nature and more beneficial to in the long run influenced my decision. The announcement of Hart's retirement came after a meeting with club President Edwin J. Ahderson. It was Anderson who personally signed Hart in 1956 and 1957 - mp and my — Kerbawy. and Hart waged a + Hart said: “Mr. Anderson and I discussed ‘all this con- troversy business and thrashed out all the hearsay and innuendoes,. As far as I'm concerned; all the writings are _ just- personal opinions and designed to discredit me.” . kk ow : ~ QUITS GAME — Leon Hart, ‘wotiseiithes ould the “iron, decided tq call it quits in the pro ranks with the Detroit Lions. Hart has been a controversial figure on the Detroit team the past couple seasons. He announced plans to go into broadcasting with | Van Fatrick who does the Liane’ ee. grid-. _ AP, Wirephote DOING WELL — Gail Harris, who has started only two games for the Tigers, has five hits to, Sharman Paces East Win \ Tie ier Gels ist Win: in {0-1 Comp Kaline Collects 3 Hits as Revived Bengals Do Everything Right Wynn Weakens as Sox abe to Orioles “py THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . mystery of the Chicago in 1954. The 38-year-old right-hander, “Twho has won 236, trailed 3-1 when lifted for a pinch-hitter in the sev- enth ‘at’ Maltinie last night and wound up with a 1-2 record as the Orioles won 3-2. * *& * It wag the fifst time Wynn had faced Baltimore since the winter trade with Cleveland that. gave Chicago the “best pitching in the league.” He had “a 141 record against the Orioles for the Indi- ans, and the lone defeat was in a@ Sept. 6, 1954, relief job. Second ‘Place Kansas City, a half- |Hannum Departs a Winner ST. LOUIS m — The St.. Louls in_|Hawks, world champions of profes- sional basketball, were in the mar- ket for “anew coach today. Alex Hannum, who led the team to second place in the National Deahetha” Assn. last year and shoved the Hawks into the cham- Hawks Looking for Coach ‘lof the National Basketball Assn. ‘|All-Stars in their nationwide tour. OKLAHOMA CITY | nm — Bill team. West 144-139 in the 17th meeting - The East now.holds a 10-7 edge pionship this year, has left the| mans iia tad be tent Ore nouncement to Hannum and the) in the series. They meet again at Louisville, Ky., tonight, A crowd Paiedepbia at Ese gies, 0m 10:15 p.m. I Doctoring By DR. CARY outward — as you begin your backswing -because it results in an. improper transfer of weight. As the backswing begins, the weight must be. trans- ferred taterally or sideways to “must turn 80 as to coil itself tor. the hit. To accomplish these things, the left leg must yield toward the right leg. The first yielding. action the left knee (about four - || distanee and shorter. + - a Thivir vik Gas ieht tate ottwart ai thy iltg, Wigs. I tt e | .you'te guilty of this fault, (shorts et were 4 "you quit it. ¢ a des ae ie ae ag de eee py AE RS KG OS PATIENT’S COMPLAINT: Fouled-up Backswing. DIAGNOSIS: Left Knee Action Wrong. ; TREATMENT: Your left knee should bend inward — not | = straight out, which fs a bigger golf fault than it logically should = — be, makes for an awkward - : the right leg. Also, the body , should be an inward furn of , tacteae) dnd a ey sega towing: tata ot [sha tel dani If the backswing is to be a full one — ad for @ full five-iron 7 shot or longer — a further yielding will be needed, To do this, =) | lift your heel'to permit a bigger turn. But just the inward turn- a (Copyright 1958, John F. Dille Ce.) [et 2200, saw the pros in ection * Your Golf: MIDDLECOFF i ® backswing. Bending the knee 2 : pert < areata amemecerneese® aed ‘ * :|$10,000 pay check this. season. -* gp Blake, a Hawk public relations Kerner offered only aad ad terms, The coach was‘offered about a $2,000 raise above his estimated oe ee A mixup followed Hannum’'s re- ported resignation immediately aft- er it was announced by Marty pionship, I said the coaching was Alex’s and I meant it. I of- fered him. a new contract calling wenn He = TIONAL LEAG MERICAN LEAGUE ~“ mm a\the five of the A’s 11 hits for a 1-2 rec- ord “e. Athietics; Williams (3), in 12 —. Chicago Hurlers Fail penis * behind New York, belied Boston 11-4, and third place Wash- ington beat Cleveland and an ond | “ling Herb Score 3-2, - majors; Tom Brewer gave up and his’ second loss to the A’s ie Kel BYE, BALL — PAG + ily Al Kaljne skips. past Hank Baver, fielder —— Pea bet ot and a sitigle. obit 2 teeth its first defeat at home this season. Kaline’, the game at Yankee Stadium yesterday. . Kad three hits for the day, including two doubles if rane es “AP Wirephote Be t ’ ded York "21-16. Bi PB: Cer eeebeves eae cas lem BoE 3:32, ny Pa zs AF : fi z - {° iF iF g SHze i ii iF i if i : &.. i: te 5 2 | zoek if E i - = i oF ° * beeampearad mere BSW BNSQmm a] P9S"oo O@ ae _ baste Omens He 2S Oe oe a] FOOrs C—Popped up out is Ditmar in &h ee eee eee » Bollin tris 2. a ot LOB—Detroit 9, New ort SP—Bolling,” Mantis. So eee ee ee College Ses we Ornme ce kd Se Sa ia hy . s ae Z 2966224500008 Pa THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1958 I ' | 5t , tr | ight = ian ASSOCIATED PRESS “streak of the season in the Mation- first place with a sar igsnns run, | matched Frank ‘Thomas’ hamer, in the eighth as a pinch-hitter for;two off Joe Nuxhall, bit got only Ronnie Kline, Pittsburgh's], League, 10-1 victory over Philadelphia aft~ ae Ue screen, in —— Drysdale, who lost three hits after Tom Acker re- se sabe ti young.righthander, has found-the| Only one ball went to left field/er the Chicago Cubs, also hitting /""yoing then retired 13 in a row +. + lieved with none out and two on) =. HURON LADIES MATINEE x|Provs Bee 6 1 Gatland ¥: eu answer to that nearby steellagainst Kline, Gil Hodges’ RBI|four homens, liad knocked off Mil-/ hetore. switch-hitting Junior Gil- ‘The Cardinals, beajen: for the |i! te. first. One was a tworun) rams. Dec. a34i Bakle Turn, 59 68 -4 MeLariy. 2638. Mclarty, 8: _ sereen in left field at the Les An-\single in the fourth, And he al- waukee 8-2, Frank Robinson's sec- liam singled to right with two out sixth time in seven games, scored homer by rookie Gene Green that Warner, Car Uh ara Cont, att Hutte: r 846, Huttenlocker 3405, _ geles Coliseum-control pitching owed only. four other balls to bejond home run of tte game gave tid it 4all in the ninth and left] A. Jolthson, roneer Conte, i Ts oxxst Taauenies that makes ‘em hit to spacious hit to the left side of the infield in/Cincinnati & po O-inning deci- the victory for Hal Jeffcoat. Mor-| 0. Weber—i9!; ave 142. B. Living: 7 Oy ws ieee ets: ~teinchabwe ma tt gweqriesll ives cuneate TE Rete BS agaiiet 8 DOCET Hneup Mal a Daryl Spencer and rookies Bob BURGY BOWE CLANS Beect Peas 87. 57 Irises 53 68 Kline gained his first. victory fered six right-handed hitters. Kline, 26, struck out six. He re- * : oak Son ted basen Oa sass aeeke W bi tole ss : * users BS and first complete game with that) Teammate Bob Friend had done tired the first 10 he faced, then hmidt, Orlando Cepeda, an ipa” at Boe 47 $6 | Roses B 83 73 formula last night, cautiously almost as well the night before,|gave up his only walk and con- |Davenport hit the Giant — Huron Clean, 6 36 = Mig. 4250)" Renbine $00, J. 20%; Mums ee ec es Cailcae hae ent leva teller oad Todomn, 8 Hae | ven St nesead somanaiion omic ena GH tees Bel ues cinae as tes won a a | . : BEMIS OLSON AMVETS _ their fifth in a row-the longest] San Francisco banged back intolhander, in*the fourth. That) cusvean, WASHINGTON | cMICAGO | maLrimons | |plete game with a six-itter, gain- chee ee ee We . 11 t- Church's Inc Pontiac Ree? 69 6 S355 bee a wilnieee ” 163) eee 70} cree Ws socund vittory be or LAKELAND LADIES LEAGUE Pontiac Rec 13 48. Bervice Piast . S28 . F 0000 Sievers If 40 10'Fox tb 4006 Woodl $$$ $|ings with Robin Roberts, now 1-2. 8 eee ae : bad , HS EBL SoS Lt warvor as 3 doom De sr. Slt: wl Bs nee Ta” 4010 Lemon tf 20060\S8mith ff 3016 Triandos c 3111) Ernie Banks cracked two hom-| peroer ‘ar,. Hh ea phan Tv Ox ya 8 ‘ a Go o8 .courmer « i12¢lLands of 1088 Green et {11ers for the Cubs, teaming with|Dor‘t shop’ ts se Ovimer Dee $613 ey, OR 2 3010 Snyder 2% 401 1) dBeard 1000 Casi'man B08 sont, Lavior for two-run shots in/ worthasde 4. 65 6 Brigg’s Sport 5¢ 76 Final 31909 Ramos 300 0/Rivere rf 3111 Harshman p-1000i) 0 Hid ehat handed ‘Bob Buhl| AN. Hickson 66 aoe ae wk. Wo. . 0000 cP’ger 1000] Esposito 3> 2000 Pappas p 0000 B Wallace 231, B, Baxter 87; reat mtecpers - 81 41 ‘Malticap'rs @ 68 : 90259 Sele” s393|Wyon py 0000 fuveik p 0000/18 first defeat. Lee-Walls slugged| e96, Boice 2206 Jets 1 Le SP 85 : for Avila Tihs b—Ran tor | eBueiler 3328 his eighth for = a Jim Ee ~ a io " ; e—Grounded Ramor ! Brosnan -hitter, | LAKEWOOD UE} Hi-Lo’ 62 66 83 38 eateser cea my var $08 B00 eae Feiss Prin Totals © ...29 3 1 3/ giving the Braves Seot ena bit 06 re ete ast fig es ; PO“A — Cleveland 2 ‘34. up tar Esposito. tM fg eboubigs tor er the third. lps wera BG ocBc. 8S Ba 613; ‘eam ihe — Siwpae 0 tet. run scored). et ‘nod’ Mores! lta te 0; ¢ Singled. for, Staley i oa; | YUNUNNINA TLL | a hetas. Loe eee on tor Aparicio’ im eh SSOUUUUILULLIALLULILLLULLULL LUELLA TALULA TATE We Wh yorerounaee: | Cleveland 4, Washington 12. . Chieage = ....-.-+ ore 00 oai—2 i | 3B—Gelger. &-Moran, SP—Minoso Baltimore - 00 Sy Pr 4 oe BB s0 E—Gardner 2, Triandos. _PO-A—Chieago = | Score (, 22 $13 8 4 ane. Baltimore 27-13. DP—Wynn, i ' Mosai Sccusersccy | OY ° ; @ r Torgeson; Castlethan, Gas oe NS Ramos “ie @5 22 4 5 4 Marshall. LOB—Chicago 6, e > fe 16 @ 6 6 @7 = -HBP—By (Geiger). PB—Nixon.| 2B — Castleman, Woodling, Torgeson, = U—Hurley, Runge. Tabacchi, ia. | Green, Rivera. 3B—Marshall. 8—Aparicio, | ° 3 T—2:48. A—6.274. .. | Castleman, Wynn. ~ PrITTssURGH 108 ANGELES Wynn (L, 2) .... * 7 + fr har the} N | Yirdon et "455s Cimon of “sone Rars'en (W. 3008233 3.4 8 3 3 PR | a ae oe a) Pere SEE Ra Eee y ee ace tite tie SE ik , w 4231 % 3000/4106. eset & ttt eee 44 eae | Re REABC K Lead §. | Teta = 85.3993 Fetal | 0133 eg aa S Rn. glee by N | Nee _ Angeies Ba gethp ics: h t [ { S | 27-10. Zimmer; = gene Pushed fo Limit | | = | A, One St. Lovis Team S | Almost Unseats Other N | “| Missing by 12 Pins | & fora iebege ne N ipo, $ 39 is Bie ws i23 SYRACUSE, N.Y. @ — The = PAR TG : lamter' 3 40 ie 406 0| mighty Budweiser’. of St., Louis IN THE ny LO) 2 e7 eo] 2 ! a 68 dome x 4828) tailed in their efforts to unseat | de 4308 Somere $113 the St. Louis Falstatfs trom the » 3 H . {322 2|leadership of the American Bow!- N ; So veer a] ing Congress championships last N : See 00.00 -night. = : : rei¢6 : * * * iS . 316 ac Belen ie = REMAINING! }.2:°- Dem ant ham, ont] s|ments, but the Falstaffs continue) 3S NEW TOP QUALITY ane | E i HR —Schinidt, 3,210 of April 10. S > Nh ERenso| The Onondaga County War) 3S ° 8 § ¢ 1 8! Memorial was jammed to the raft-| §& eacecs 2 2 2° 8 Siers- 3% hours before the final 98... ¢ 1 1 § 4 (squad, including the Budweisers, Jackowski, Lan-|took to the lanes. The fans got the sort of awe-inspiring perform- 'S-STAR TIRES LOOM yy, CCA, ,, [ance they hed anticipated , Bet Se 8138 Puen mt 4118 le ie 4010 Robson if 4232) Tom ded the | AT PRICES $s THERES? {11 chemin bce tebe wan or wth 3008 Bell cl 4911) chorman Dick Weber was low with i638 e ana S05 om Dem Carter had OS; Pat Pat- . 2968 bait ss ogo giterson 639 and Ray. Bluth 628. r-You Ni é, SEE 188 festa)" 9398) ‘The only other change in the oo 10090|Standings yesterday came as the aN i - a J = “ ete e Valley Grill of Schoharie, N.Y.,|. ; ore "THEM AGAIN! de E aipeciel be |rolled a 2.725 set to move into «| & _Mobara is fine worsted and silky mohair — airy, cool and crisp for the hot, I sen Mees ™ %D: | third-place tie in the Booster divi-| 3 wl id ‘ £ Ti B d ere tS |e N eng weet heat Tet eres ae soeles days you's bo pureetly combats beseue very, re Bran New! ; Sie eee ge si te tepdiing quiio ffaey ees ona Mies Ga oo Yosra “teus'« Cards Having No| § stan vt wae a ote . “HR—Robinson 2, : a a makes you as good as you utiflly tailored _ TUBELESS BLACK AND WHITEWALLS sss0\buck Adding Star ooh aed 4 s by Joveph & Feiss. See yourself in Mohara today. 6 6| CINCINNAT] @®—Bing Devine, t 33 quel salenges fas bat-ghaie- 3 ++"! St. Louie Cardinals, says he has 8. _ jan Steily Vinge cod Titel in bit sera Aare ‘test ts $ retains its crease and shape, — to swing a deal.for a it line, S , . player, belleved to be outlelder S With 2 Trousers : ie Ash Philadel . ; : “We made a very good offer Sy $69.95 ; NEW = Ls for the man we want,” Devine 3 said: “But the other club was not S TOUGH | ene 8 : a : ; ; . | _ sy queen ty fioh, geing ss | Open Friday ‘til 9 PM. Saginaw Street | badly as we are, we'll get pan- : y 106 North naw St “SILENT GRIP TIRES | eee ee : : ohdaad recall . away. vos ft = May Ast, nd, 3rd-T hurs. S Fri I. Sat. PLUS TAX AND a9 a 9 EXCHANGE FOR A REAL DEAL—SEE EDDIE ST EELE| TH | = SALE! — | SPECIAL! [SALES |USED CAR SPECIALS | PROPOR TIONATELY Low! 1958 FORD FAIRLANE 4 DR. MEAN | eee ; FULLY EQUIPPED-—LIST $3314.59 1955 CHEV. orc $ 5 Fi _— FP CoS test ewes, ° - | 2-Dr., 6-Cyl. Std— va /- my: WZ ome +5 ‘» 4 6°? 1956 FORD iui tcide.......... $995.00 | - PAY 3 JUNE ¥% JULY 74 AUG. art 4667" sss prrmourH irc $895.00. | | | ee LS ‘DEMONSTRATOR — PLUS TAX and LICENSE 1956 FORD Fone 1s Bit—Su $1995.00 — v. cs nee Now! 1956 FORD fe, SASS OO ABN, Soginaw 7 FE 2-8303 | 21% ORCHARD LAKE ROAD, 1 KERGO: 1a r a e _s * | 4 R 4 : 4% Se sel = a : . \ \ { ¢ 2 = ~_ - . _ . steerer —— “ % fl << - = Ge oR a ier A woes | ye ‘ . - : THE PONTI AC PRESS. THU RSDAY, M AY 2. 1958, FORTY-FIVE , D by Lis Re | nt = * a: rep T ront Cf y st \ fay ea y Te 0 a y é “OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 2 . 4 ; "(Monday through Saturday) | By CAUCE ABAIR . LOUISVILLE; Ky. “# — Tim:Gone Fishin’, Mrs. Lora Birt’s Bel- join in the: fun and entertain last year with earnings of $349.- ; Tam, seedy pride : Calumet. jegu Chief. Claiborne Farm's Nadir friends. 642. apg : the best of the ‘trjo ‘ . = Silky Sullivan, star o racing’ 8 The weatherman said there is no.On an o rac =a at 7 hich ec itchers j ~ and Dr. Peter Graffagino's Nour- There are not too many high school pitchers in the heartbreak highway,” from Cali-) eddin were bantered back and Tain in prospect but that a front The high strung Maine Chance) area better than Wayne-Oakland stars Terry Hoy of fornia, Jewel's Reward, music ~ So G Stina bel to the south and another to the ace, who reacts favorably to music Pre ope » forth. yone Fishin’ an ae : soe he have : : t ing. teriper amental hope ful of the forth. both Go - : north could merge by Saturday piped into his stall, also will ha a Milford and Dave Gaddis of Clar kston.. One caret no powerful Maine Chance Farm's 3- leau Chief hold decisions over Silky and mess up matters. Some of the two capable running mates—Jet’s far behind them is Dennis “No-Hit” Evans at Avondale. horse entry. They are ‘the-big three Sullivan in their latest outings at! trainers have declared their horses Alibi and the fast-breaking Ebony ' j s | We sat in on Monday’s outstanding mound duel be- for 'Saturday's eyaning of $125,000 gitances shorter than the Derby. Will start only if the track is fast. Pearl. S PORT, HO R se N 430) tween Gaddis and Hoy at Clarkston and came away be- added Kentucky Derby. Le As for the others, it was pretty The condition of the racing strip There is a chance, however, Jet's , * is * much write your own ticket. Some makes no~difference to the big Abbi might ng start since he es ‘wenaan we have heard aout the pair for The chances of these three were enter their horses just to see their three bruised a foot in'a workout yester- ' past two seasons. argued almost to the exclusion of egiors in the race. Others use it Jewel's-Reward, who established day. Trainer Ivan Parke doesn't z If Gaddis had not hurt his arm in ne 10th that con- al! others by Derby follgwers. as an excuse to comegto the Derby, a 2-year-old money v inning record consider ‘the injury serious i _—~———% ' “Meantime, trainers ef the finely -- —— ’ test might still be going the tuned 3-year-olds went to the rac- s : = ONE MAN TELLS ANOTHER : 2 way the veteran right- ing secretary's office at Churehill ©, * handers had the batters Downs today to formally name | their charges for the 84th running)” -under control. f th I re ire | The two -eombinéd allowed a ° a ~~ oe closes at 10 a.m, total of nine hits and no walks in esp. ‘he sames of 18 and per . ‘ 10%2 innings. Gaddis, who whiffed haps 19 were expected to be © - ew . 74 2g an Taming, los to Nort dropped info the box. It cass $50, | ibe, be é + to enter a horse and another $1,25 this time. Hoy sent 13 down swing- i oe and 6 ® ing in 11 frames. Post time is 4:30 p.m., EST. The : ee 1) ues . ? Both were way ahead of the "ac . over hee ear ace : 4 . = 2 hitters most of the way, mixing VIS and broac cast by CBS from A : AL KALINE’ geod fastballs and curves. Hoy 415 fo 1:45 ; ° SD, 5 | Aj . : ; retired 17 In succession in one On the basis of 18 starters the ¢ in Fresh-. it BALL sees stretch. He has allowed just two nals wal pave a one ot ; earned runs in 33 innings while $166,000 with a net of $121,900 anc a acne: : striking out 58. : a garland of American Beauty | Dixie W eave Reg. It the trad loci of roses going to the winner was the Srd successive duci o Asi _ tre t big three, 1h . $12. 30 this type between the good friends. ee 7 ee dirs ae — Bengaline Gaddis won 1-0 verdicts both times peard occasionally, For the most last spring. anes likely wHl go at part, it concerned their chances of it again May 19 when the Wolves getting into the money. SAVE $ go to: Milford. ; Ni ames _like Llangollen Farm’ 8 OVER Evans gave Avondale its . Ist = igs gt victory over Rochester: jn any a. major sport in several years with Hart-Schnaffner ~ Apache 5 hip 7 his no-hitter. All three chuckers C ion egins se : are also among the top batters & Marx motor, tank ot} . ‘on their respective teams SKIPPING AROUND at Fort Worth Dixie Weave Benga- : , & Southfiet¢—and Berkley. could line, the unique fab- | 3 Zebco +33 complete a sweep of Inter-lakes* a made me a < . A Reg. $19.50 titles by taking the honors in spring ae ° t . tc _ Johnson Century sports. » The South Central FORT WORTH, Tex. # — The keep you fresh-air |B List 159.95 j : hay cee $17, te Conference track meet will at weather may be better fit for sail- cool. ay ; Oxford May 7. - Holly grid ing than golf but. the $25,000 Colo- L, Powerful, light. Pra coach. 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Jesse Gillereal.of Pontiac the defending champions Sunday’ is secretary-treasurer at 2 p.m, at the Columbia-Joslyn diamond, — '58 Golden Gloves Champ Makes Debut Manager Joe Guillean, the ‘DETROIT w — Carl Beaver, To-; veteran Mayas pilot, said he would start right-hander Leon edo heavyweight, will meet Dave} ‘Shoulders of Detroit in a’ four- Weeks, with Al Lopez (not | the old Tribesman) back ef the. ‘round bout Saturday night at the’ Motor City arena. The fight marks plate. Other starters will in: | «the professéonal debut of shoulders, clude: at ib Ben Acosta, 2b Detroit’s.1958 Golden. Gloves cham-| 2 “ dohnnay German, 3b Joe Flores, ss Jerry ! and in® the fields, Dick Aginaga, Ebo Venssover Hockey King mon Johnny Summerlin, Detroit, CALGARY # — The Vancouver ‘heavyweight, will fight Aaron Wil-' _ Canucks became the first Pacific son in the 10round main event. | __Coastteam. to win the Western Other four rounders include Hockey League playoff champien-. Ernest’ Hill, Detroit, vs. Dick _ ship Wednesday night as they de- Custer, Bay City, middieweights.; * feated the Calgary Stampeders 6-5 Mario Sienz, Saginaw, vs. Randy in overtime. The victory gave the Hoff, Detroit. middleweights Na- Canucks the best-of-seven series poleon Lady, Detroit, ws. . Buddy in four straight games. Carr, Detroit, lightweights. Hot Spray Undercoating “Guarenteed for the life of your cor.” ‘Protects your cor from rust-out. Quiets Plus your cor-ride. Tox Pontiac Undercoating 136 S. Seginew FE 4-5453 -INDL AN, aP@Lis. Ind of the entrants will)/converge the Hoosier Capitol dor ing the com ing wees in start pf practice preparation for today , Thirty experienced drivers and 15 rookies have been nominated— ar Wirephete GIVES 3 HITS — Righthander Ronnie Kline of the Pittsburgh Pirates shackled the Los Ange- With’a Other Sunday games send Pon- field of 56 cars ready to seek sfart-. of the 1958 circuit, will be in ac- tiac’s 2nd club, the Aztecans.- to ing positions in the» 42nd Aannual tion Sunday for the first time, Phe‘Capac against the Tigers: and the 1) 1. Race at the Lng anapolis Motor Sptedway on Mgf 30. many on the ‘ing to win one les Dodgers yesterday by allow- | ing only three ‘hits in winning a | 3-1-game in LA. It was the Pi- ‘ ‘rates’ wth straight victory. roe on. with J1 cars still net assigned— iclude the saperctier = Novi driv-; satisfy a drivers’ committer with and considerable work faces all of the entrants prior to the gtart of time trials on the weekend of May 17-18, Six of the rookies already have passed the 100-mile driver's test at Indianapolis to 130 miles an hour at speeds ranging up. but the other) earn official] ap--the track Thursday for shakedown wi peedwal » ien last year by. former national four 25-mile ruins at speeds rang- champion Tony Bettenhausen- of ing from 115 to 130 miles per Tinley, Park, [Il Bettenhausen has- hour. ‘shifted to a new conventional four-| The eatly favorite for the Me- tg entered by Jo nana Fohene F d by John morial Day classic is Jimmy Bry- =< . a S: A an of Phoenix, Ariz. USAC na- About a dozen cars may get 0n two years and AAA national cham- nine still must pion in 1954, proval for permission to attempt uns and the start of drivers tests * * * to quality. for Fangio and oun other new He has the ground-hugging Be- * * a drivers who must take them, lond Special in which Sam Hanks Their records of pe riormance .on Recardiees = = repeteven: Sworn tax eer ats pees =e! other tracks will be reviewed bys newcomer fo the Speedway neste np Hers bas retired: officials of the Club to. determine whether or conipete on the big two-and-a-half mile oval like Rookies and veterans. a als United States Auto not they have met the requirements to a) must pass-a strict medical exami- nation and eye test before attempt- of the 33 starting 4 Don’t walt, - » come in now! and take advantage of those, slow, low prices! —— $5 CARPETING ~ §430 O29 ‘Carpeted Twin Mats ++ 1.75 « week ATRACINR: opting vabihor ba: reg. 6.95 . been’ heck il ° —rayon car i: se. starter, 2 h.p. motor, * PROTECHIVE—cover front floor, toeboard. 99 Adjustable cutting hei * PRACIKAL—keeps dirt off car rugs. 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Boston, New York and Balti- fore pitching for Chicago. ‘tional big car champion the last pne convicts learned that spon- BALTIMORE &—Tom Qualters, Sox for the waiver price of $20,- ~ more of the Atherican League be- tS a Illinois tomedes Theete $200 | Convicts Will Sponsor ‘ Little League Team - _ CHESTER, Il. _#The Chester Randolph ma agreed to. manage 62 bal)'the team, which is coached by Cubs, a Little League baseba vaua Aucimele! @ ptlece wi club, will field a team this sum- mer and 330 convicts in Menard letic dirgetor. State Prison have made it possi- Randolph has a personal! inter. ble. - est in the Cubs, His son Ronald 12, plays center field, Enthusiasm fer Little League among the inmates started last . season when the Cubs plaved an exhibition game inside the prison, The inmates pledged sums trom * * * their prison bank accounts to Pay “You could tell by the look on for uniforms and entry fees. A their faces that the men really en, total of $200 was collected. joyed seeing little boys, many the * * * same age as their own sons," WwW hat's more, Warden Ross N. Randolph said. SURPLUS a sors had failed to back the Cubs, last year’s Little League cham- » pions in Chester, so they -passed the hat. i —————— — — JOE'S -ARMY NAVY POSITIONS. é S. Saginaw FE 2-0022 In recent years the prelimi. * = ~ - a Car Prer : Garage Se aes ae pave = eatries “we Me, Gacce Driver Car Name Ratrani os — "% : a - io 33 ss! ers, have been mo 1 6 Jimmy Brran Belond AP Spl George Salih 6 M ‘ - perilow’ than the race itself, 2 8. Jin Rechmaenn Leader Card $00-Sp. Lindsey Hoprtns Re See Our Tent and Camping Disp ay at ‘ 4/Pat o Sumar Special” Cheperan 6 lo : the Oakland County All-Sports Show. - eo a at Connor Sumar Bpecia! Chapman §, oat 45 . The last two races were run § 9 “sud Larson John Zink Special Ellen McK. 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Bt. 1 out "Ciarence” iiinad 174; ae petated _ "i Drake Shines With 3 Win PCH Tayvees Trip sg heapile the shining otiorta of squad lost an setereatiina meet yes- slgen Jim_Drake, who won three’ lterday afternoon on Wisner Field 70-39. * Drake was the outatanding per Silky First in Evry Box Lou ISVILLE, Ky. w — Silky Sullivan, one of the three choices | for Saturday's Kentucky Derby, was not slow getting away today. | His name Way the first dropped | inte the entry box at Churchill former. He won the 100 -with a fine 9.9 clockilig, won the Vault at 10 feet and broad jump at 20 | feet 1045 inches. PCH swept the high jump with! Areo Carson, Willie -Robinson and. Bill’ Lee in order. Carson cleared'® six feet. Other winners included Y. A. Tittle ‘Signs ‘With 49ers for. 3B = SAN FRANCISCO W~Ace quar- terback Y. A. Tittle signed his 1958 contract.with the San Fran-| cisco ers today, surprising no-. body. But, as Coach Frankie Al- bert put it, the formality makes, ‘everybody happy. : : ‘eae Terms for the “balding, il-year- ‘eld Texan's 11th year in profes- sional football were not disclosed at the:signing with club President Victor P. Morabito. It was. appar- aate valu ve Here’ S$ s you've been looking for! Get el Downs. Seven minutes after the box opened at 7 a.m, EST, Harry Sil- bert, agent for. dockey Wilile Shoemaker who'll ride the West Coast flash, filled out the entry | blank and said; “Silky wag still asleep when I \ left the back side. It is still two hours before his rising time.” ‘John Jefferson, ards 440: ‘O'Dea, 880 (2:14.2); | Vincent, Richards, Payne); PCH’s Allan Howze and Andy Ter- ent both were happy, however: ry (dead heat) in high hurdjes; oe x * mile; Bob Rich- Bill Ratcliff 220; John with the 49ers, Jerry Rush, played three years with the Ballti- ishot; 880 relay (Pritchett, Denny more Colts—two in the old All-: (LO) low hurdles; LO). 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BALANCE TWO FRONT WHEELS (Regular $5.00) # ADJUST eg (Regelar $1.35) , * PACK FRONT WHEELS ones $3.08) sore Cae , 8 _ PRarecr Sear been se ve ¥ inspect WHEEL CYLINDERS = Reg. $20.70 . : PAY AS LOW AS $1.25 A WEEK! ey ee NES » HOLDENS RED STAMPS ~ WOLDENS RED Ost AMPS WITH PURCHASE OF — Bermuda Shorts ~ S ‘ e { <% > « = 426 fi ¢ ‘ i: EXPIRES MAY 10 EXTRA SPECIAL | _ HOLDENS RED STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF “HOLDENS RED STAMPS | Be pKa sete Sam? - MacGREGOR - | GOLF CLUBS | a die WE GIVE “SS NS RED STAMPS L DRESS SPECIAL!! BALL . GLOVES x Reg. 13.50 ‘ 56% | WE GIVE CTI asa ‘eatin mallee’ Steelers’ payroll fs gone up $20,000 i the last 25 CLUB AUTOMOBILE = RY SALE _ FACTORY LOSES—YOU SAVE! Cass Avenue Brake Service . 109 N. Cass Avenue “Pontiac's Oldest Brake Service” _ MAY SPECIAL! FORDS '49.to '54—CHEVIES Rico 37 BRAKES RELINED . We Guarantee Our Work! We free emerguac} pack the wheels this apie with areeteses wed - BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT DO-IT-YOURSELF ALL BRAKE LINING—40% OFF _ AIR BRAKES AND VACUUM UNITS EXCHANCED WESTINGHOUSE AND WAGNER AIR’ BRAKES We tern track and passenger car treke Grams, ’ 670x15. GOLD SEALS _ ONLY if ie MADE BY U. S. ROYAL 50% OFF $20" and Up 7.60x15 8.00x15' 8.20x15 These are brand new factory. tread blemishes with NEW | ‘TUBES — Tire and os Only 14- in. Nylon Whitewalls on any DAYTON , THOROBRED = NYLON 6.70x15 Black or White—Tubed or Tubeless -15-Month Road Hazard Guarantee *Limited Time Only By Special Arrangement with the Factory 142. BONDED BRAKES» _FORD-CHEV,—PLYM. _ALL PRICES PLUS FEDERAL TAX and EXCHANGE. IF NO: EXCHANGE ADD Wheel Allasaaeer | , ON OUR JOHN BEAM ELECTRONIC VISUALINER INSTALLED FREE 10% OFF ON ANY MURye BALANCE YOUR WHEELS - _ “TNeLUDING WEIGHTS - eS a! f * ee fi: ig oe oe sie, Pedy Ls ge : ao : 2 ae fo eee 5 ‘ * : 4 ay oe “ : P as ac ais Sue : =e be rena Crowell Collier, Thinkal and Webb - pp. Poultry New York Stocks ; DETROIT POULTRY on a Morning @ yo = 1 (AP) — Price td miral ....« » 84 Int Harv > 14 rich og et Rae Ba Re aH Rng: B 4, Bh proters od typelAllis. Chal’ .°: $35 Int Tel & Tel - sai od Tbs): Whites 2944-2 oe ers|Alu esee 27.2 Isl Crk Coal .. 34.2 : sO. copenation diets tbe) 3 "aan, ie [am Atiiia ... He hen at sm ATOMIC POWER PLANT — This is . m Can ..... 47 eee) — This is an aerial view of the con- Fermi At rey soos AT Eee eat 22): $8.2] tainment building, w: sccio Pema: Piast wear Deron where the 91 building fund. ° am Nase ater —a rvice buildings -ton stainless 2 Livestock aS dee Se ata es a navi ee at Se SS. ee ee =| te | tm Meer hy Peeaee fll — ' _larmcted n eorice boat ot tee | Livestock Am Rad ..... 12. “St bah , -at e.. . April 29 (aP—(ospa). |4™ oo BS eee 46 for the free use of civic : Cattle a walsvic 000. Utility. sta: \. jam Smelt 43.4 Lorillard ..... 33 . any and ;, standard abet y § 8.Cem . 32. 417, . Spee eee Brat eee c/Probers Visit [oy fora in ror cee ere | ‘iedaart Wey ate wert ber Ae, Wines oan Merb we wd y Ford in Four Months a m and cholce a +. 62 Merck... 40.7 : ‘around 1078 Yb. Steers 37.75; few loads Ww. ‘'sa” Merr cha 8°. 177 ' DETROIT @ — Ford Motor C ee choice . . 0. : bteers 23 so-36:, ‘utility steers 30 $6. Armour a Co Ms eo MEM: 732 tate Host ital built 417,912 passenger cars in the Arrives Jd 7) a K a Scratching, : sian ra beter: te nd up; utility and Ate ison a sy casey Ch 2} first four months of 1958. com- Swimmers— ; 20.80 individual stro core Boo-| Atl Set Line «322 Mos Brod. ...: 384] pe . pared with 708,319 in the same;————— ie es cows up to 21.00; cannery and cutters) AVS? Mig. ----.64 oe ee Find 120 Beds Unused | 1% period. MONROE — A St-ton’ tank, je Power Development State Won't Help : Salabie $00 Bake hiss 314 Mella’: 3] in Mental. Institution|toaay were. 358.28 ‘otal, reported|said to be the largest ae =| LANsIN s Salabie wnt cows eg oS 3 ental _. Institution | today argest object ever|Inc.; ¢ group of private corpora- ) ; i mixed lots 08 No, 2 and 3 180-/Beth Steel ....384 vat #3811 @t Northville 358,283 Ford Division|shipped by rail, was to be eased in development o G ~The won't be ' ; 2 and 2 190-230 Te 21.25: few lots john ‘Alum 22.188 Nat LB a ort vil -|car assemblies during this year's\intg the Enrico Fermi ‘| atomic energy for peaceful: uses,|Ple t imnmers contro: ¥ iy No. 300-ai0 lo .40-31.86, loud No. i|Bond sure --.163 Ret bead <-.: #3 . January-April period compared — ie their itch this season, the Wate: — Butchers in 38-2050. mixed. grades sows| Berg WAT <.<31 4 fies HA] LANSING @ — Investigators led| “ah nie sary neronsed A aa a ie on ey © Resources Com announce: ; Vealers. Galable 100. Opening Bree? ME <.-- 412 No Am Av '.. @i|by Rep. Hatry J. Phillips paid Legato cba audinsd anid hae wee ee ee 4 a bg Se ae ae wader; Grime vosiore| STae Ske Bor Beeo.-:: 384! surprise three- - Phillips paid &! put was 80,231 cars compared with|Stainless steel tank despite.2 1,598,- Ye to = ae weal toworaradee siendy: few’ enriy| Bude, Co.2--144 Sweat Aun °° 148] ng hour visit to North-|163,491 in the like 1957 month,|mile journey in which it was | Milton P. Adams, commission =~ , [eetiity 36.00-24°00.. aka. cil and) Catan 8S Sliver p's” vill& State Hospital last’ night. |Last month’s car output included viaducts and un-|# secretary, said that because o: | : ounty { 0 feed): ieegnter chocp. eechaneels Osi Gan Paci .'.-.247 Pac G & #1 s4s/makers found 120 bed vacancies Sn ae Ga ee in pro-|'° *Pare. aze operative swimmers itch program head choice and prime 9¢ Te shorn lasibs| Cater TTT Param Piet. 311 including a 50-bed ward idle since n in April last year. The tank arrived in Monroe’ sergierremventarheesd suse Rape EE Berea er De SGU a ee) a me ge se Royal Ook Township av opt ch 0-22.06; Joad| Chrysler --....882 Pepal Cola’. ye i. | i , A : ‘Names Officers ize ib ieee; toed. sotes ron hans Sin fs ai S ~ 3 ,| strength was 13 under the 899 g99j bave been built. emit flat car. Bt towers 1 fest,'| Fir@ , May Be Linked) request along the a a Sy any Seagal ecel ee Be ? P t Sa s taches tall sad be 14 ot, 7) With Gang. Battle, neh oe if wet wo : Su - Coca Cola "i165 Phi P ak. = ppropriation, bd Ld 2 : : fc : largest and most used in-— 7 pervisors Committee . oa 0 oR Pilleey Mitte 5 $3.7 *.* * , | out ins The electrical generating plant} 4 flash fire whicly took the: tite land lakes, : ; Ss Pr ae OR es * Records : = ee _ Elects Hamlin, Kalahar Solum ‘ore 484 Proc ce ©” #1 lincigents’ were complete and well | was eouipped so Gat ty Wakil «Date se sate Oates be Barony nape tiptoe : Gon és... 58, RCA 9 complete and well : be rolled right inside on the| morning j the beaches for snails causing th - o to 2 Top ‘Posts Con B Ges Mt Repub Bt”... ax.¢, Kept eee was ee j flat car and unloaded, home Faye tan > gh Hegre 4 pean por itch ‘and supervisiny = oe Dede Winn, 2, of 200. ose eal he Regn dant belore the nope ClenCE COMASE |r: nme sear” x coun St” Se and Townsiplicaion nn Gn eee ee ay b mele cont f Can ...418 | Dut. 46.7 Just before. the inspection, | At first we thought it couldn’t|Police are investigating the possi- grea as 7% shoe Ef in iiie we iies|Criving’ tiday is ‘sniniclpa! court.|Sset oe $1 Galewar 8... 207] Phillips, Port Huron Republican, |. -1, d . done,” said. Everett Hartwell, |bility that 4t may have been an}. adams said the Wk : tn morning elected Delos Ham-|The charge was reduced from yh Res Fup .. 332 was named chairman and Rep. ichard Serwin Takes ye sapeake & Ohio office engineer. | outgrowth of a teenage gang fight, ‘nave - the program wil) — Oakland County Board of Su-larunk driving Gore Pgs... 3 Seam arnR SB | Vices Eaton (R-Plymouth) | Ton! Award at Detroit t took 2% years of planning to|Feb. 1, in which snother youth oe thet ental Spervisors chairman, head of the iving. He was fined siog'guris Pubs. 8, Sram See «712 vice, chairman, of the eet | a : rOit;|ship the tank from the factory at|was stabbed to death, = heomne the besa prey Inter-County ‘lor 10 days in jail by Judge|DetBdis -::-- 382 Sinclair ..---- S46) legislative committee set up last | to Vie in Nationals Chattanscga, Tenn. fo BERR S oa ne specie Santa: Se oe So wal Oe Rania remem a eo 9 | a eece cionls | nag tie Th a co yo cn ee 3 m Sve at tate. Rummage Sale — Grac ¢ Luth- Alt L sss. 32.1 Sou wo 8s Richard “Serwin, 46, son of Mr.|to the plant site at nearby Lagoona| me. of a principal in the knife|ica) treatment would be subject t: ee ta ncetiaee tae wlae: 8 oP. ay pict te 83 The committee held an organ-[and Mrs. Harry Serwin, 189 Oneida|Beach the tank went the ree ool Oak Community| prosecution if it resulted in fisi Sty retarn to the S050 stnte-comnty|°2 © 12 Pm. er net 2: | oe nearby Plym-Rd., won first place yesterday in|around. macro meaner reer ig TY 2g Se formula ‘on social welfare costs. Get your Mother's : geen Std Ol NJ... 554 ; —Phillips said —Dr.—Phillip:the- Detroit Sciefice Fair ____ mare wee : : eS =: Hamlin, 53, of Farmington, peel ng Ty cman = od. Back- Pood Mach ... 34 Stevens. JP -. 208/had no “adequate” explanation! Schoel aa causes Hap along the Tennessee and Ohio |Caused by arson, according ol Thunderbird Adds ae nn Se eee — adv.|Prue ee ee - s|why the 50-ward unlit was going|trophy and a trip to Flint where he rivers to a point near Cincinnati, Township Police Chief Lawrence} *** Bs. By is zp tee Comnty Comenttne ae Zs i Gerdner Dei’: 373 Syiv at Pa 3$4/ unused at a time when the hos-|will cae the Netiacel Science phangdraped ghanpenine tas Johnson, destroyed the home of . Ege : Sa ea fet ea Taran sot wre tive a [Robert Burne, 8, of 100 Fem NEW Convertible =o ty | ca daeleere ome Gen Ble. 3 ieee Be 19.4) strength, pg ea Soret: coral play tT ST aie cs aah: — = County Board of — adv.|Gen Mills’ .°.: % Tiimk R Bear . 36.4 x & '* ud as a A ea | =Bupervisors. is Gen Motors". 32:7: Tran W Air .. 121 Brown said 10 empl Plant Hormones,” was chosen | Dumm : " 1 DETROIT @ — For’ Moter Co = Elected to serve wi ae in, Guild No.3 2, 2, Ail Sain Saints Chit 9\Gen Tel’... 387 Twenty Cen’ .. 3.3) De Fequired to cue waka Saar Gus tare tun 3000 otier ores end. acdbod a cubby te Pyros pended gelty Agel | itreduced a four ~ pesemmer “.E serve with Hamlin as Church, |Gen Time Lene tae underwd od P n the} entries in the contest for hig ed. clearance by to second degree murder In |Thunderbird convertible today | t¥ice chairman was Bernard A. adv: loon, Tey "=: $43 Un Gareide "=. #14) Une Or one Genigned for persons] steret Students thren high |inches. As a double precaution, the] 0s Solel SHNOnE SS Trends, witha soft top that folds into 1 as “Kalahar, chairman of the Macomb eas ang bas Ca Seerwer Weed .. 36.4 Un Fac -..... 99.1; Since it was designed for persons shout the [reactor vessel rode just behind a Johnson, 17, of 8112 Cloverdale, | trunk —— , “Founty Board of Supervisors. |patet Church Column ogee 2s222,573 Unit Air tis: 288/poth mentally and physically ill. — wooden dummy approximating its) Ferndale, He. was sentenced by | prin ; space. This is the samc = ==Connor had been the apie , Church, — adv. Sask 1s Unit Pruit ... 474! Phillips said he did not know Three other Pohtiac ‘Central - size. . . oy! Circuit Judge H, Russel Holland ancy = ar re pe gy a : ; =epmmittee’s chairman 'Y| Rummage Sale Saturday St weet's Pi 1137 fas ©? -: 3}*| what the committee's next move|dents who placed in the top 20 will x * ' | to from. §-15 years in prison, aed couple Sto : Shoup wes organined x" 195. [ion%a Qenee! Methodist Xi, May lSrertoonnt '*. tee PS Rub, ---::: 3A] would be in getting its investig be honored at a luncheon this noon! ei Sunday night oateeest + a = ‘ee re ane ards Beran Choe’: eh 2 US, te, anes : 4) tion under full steam. lat the Wayne Medical Building, De- De-|down aie suis tetas ee 17, died in oat hy ony “ond sabe Se pond =< gl Gee : : ; follehnd F .... 10.6 Walgreen . 38.3) - : ii é a oe a at the home to 2 =o gene” agree are secking the\cnureh Prt hay 28 ties sat Beene, os op wee : They ave: ‘Rebetd iesidie “Sloe n ge ncaa aus eames sup_(of Attchie Cook, 17, 21055 Mendota,|the folded top. Ford notes that : eee eee ee ae ee ee Hace bay <2: HA White Mot 2. 403 Mother of M t junlar, of 1149 Hamliton Sie,, “Evo-lonaier tain’ te gate are cat Royal Oak. Township: He had been| the design eliminates need fo but- © ag alt allan Gomera pene weve teas eas He imen wo 2 BL 0S futles' of the Vertebrate Heart": lanreace at ‘sans: iagid inches |SPending the night with Cook’s|on emorr (INS)~A Jarid and wa:| The Waterford Township Zoning Figures ae: de Nephen Co) . The nua yal is somuniol — aoa = — sa ty Men ee ora gang, called Destroys Warehouse board has scheduled a Public hear- Allen Elec & Eq = vornigh Low Noon at 9 p.m.May a “Auto Boys,”’ is from the west Bs de ing for zoning changes, at 7:30) Baldwin in Rudper Co. San 24 134 vy ek of Wyoming. : oe © = A regig fire, pam. May 14 at the town bail Botte oben Sacaes My 21] Proof off family size will be by —_ — boas EB mile-an-hour winds, Far bora teas echead teat. avcint Aenean ccs «44 $lenare se repuner con be obtain’ AI hi i srreltesha Clisterda Westeees ths lots in the Tdeal Country Club sub- Rety" fee’... if 43 irom ny sen "at caer Says Whisky Tax: °-. [tric te two. tours’ aa nny be changed a ee Cares wayne sere Pecan! 1s" 143 store in thé center, aus ae eee injured in the blaze. is located on § ried gigigge sh vost ona C Sale Di house Mereed Oat ah eouty ware shine Ave., and Williams LakesRd. A Auto Run Off Road, ing S UIP [house alongside mee Aigeedionap io . Fo bats may ingHlto Trade Group's |two Girls Injured LANSING (9-A' spokesman frist hres ote eal och lguher With a let Of Go preptees Two girl pores: — . the proposeal Show () Tod s were injured slightly state four per cent tax on whisky x * * | changes is on file in the office of pening 0 lay last night when a reckless driver enacted in 1957 is driving liquor| The flames threatened to jump supervisor Elmer Johnson, and ° ran their car off the road. sales down in Michigan and up in/the railroad tracks and set afi may be examined by interested) The Miracle Mile Auto/ ‘Show oiccago Anne Collins, 16, of 3170 — a lumberyard adjoining this North west on E, Commerce road near Earl Hebert, executive director [business district. {Duck Lake road, Milford, when of the Michigan Table-Top Con- Cause of the fire was not de- —— approached at high speed) said Michigan lost $10,700,-/termined. vl wrong side of the center! — > ody age! dollar yolume in the el piled off to a a hn ear tae Subcontracts for State ‘o allow car by and it Hebert said Ohio whisky. es| WASHINGTON Michig continued without. stopping. She rose $5000 futing tha seme} firm or end be pe- s will receive 38 cent of r passenger, Patricia Mur.! Mad, Gtk heiee: Giese ngetngin GUNG Aray trek: ray, 17, of 3920 E. Commetce most of the increase in sales, |awarded to | ‘Acar driven by Janet M. Bailey, Rd., bruises and were ato eee a Uk pike wan: tiltrads Be oe thao tear tied po hac pron : S premigend ch sera sald, a case of whisky ta, Michisles, (DI) said. yesterday. Doug: a : — 7 gan costs an average of $7.80 ajlas said. the Michigap work will . ans Skips Dividend oh case more than in Ohio. The dif-|be in the form of subcontracts. He eA a ferential figures about 65 cents aid not-name the firms, es — Skipping 4) - wag ieee Se jfifth on popular brands, , | quarte vi - Evans Prod- MERCH G CONTEST — Irving “Schlytestone, | er ee : : ucts Co. directors announced prof-|- (left) manager of the Photographic Depattment at ‘Simoaks Brothers Instead of raising revenues by Dies as Car Leaves Road : its in the first three mohths of| “cPalment store on N. Saginaw St, is ‘being congratulated by the new levy, Hebert said, the Leg-} IGNACE w—Gerala § - get Softer yore A. Se ynd| Charles J. Nolte, district sales manager of Sylvania Electric Rrod- islature reduced revenues, Suave, Cds Gees tes mali ae a meet et one: “ets, for his merchandising plan which’ won a national contest’ | Men's “obe. a hes ' : " a share in the same ‘amorig dealers selling Sylvania Photo-flash lamps. Over 1,000 ‘cadens Aegeatna are made - _ Aeeaaes pemrneted sat Manas wis ene of 9 satioeak wtaeers, root, aad ewe aaa ) —) " a a ; yon = Zs size a : = THE PONTEAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY A 1958 ' GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell| things you're not using through Classified Ads! The Pontiac Press . FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2-8181 From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. All _ errors shoulé- be re. tted immediately The rése assumes no respon- ‘sibility. for errors Tipaiin e . When cancellations are made be sure La your: “kill: sumber.” 0 given sdjustments will be wileout ft. Seeing time for edvertise. ments taining type sizes the * to oublication. day of aan ai otter treertion be the day the first > CASH WANT AD GATES Lines 1-Day 2-Daga ¢Deye 2 $1.59 $1.86 “2 i”. 270 + 1.80 a in i ie is fs q F 6.67 ie LJ : te os { . 4 10.80 \, Transtert Wart 4 Ade mei may door-to- Fog Bo" INFORMA’ ON PHONE. A HCORENONS, VE OF URE : : end every r Sun. off, No wash- vessing. rty demion- Cotlection, "se dative ou NiPECTOR, 6-1038. ait SN EcTO For dry Seeger Ask re Mitchell. WA SOME necessary. and 3 $-0531 for _sppointment, MAN WANTED WITH MECHART.| w bony ability. Car necessar earning poten’ See nelle “tween —- and Flint. __Michi igan al. “Groveland on the Diste’” Mathews Butiding.. Halfway be- Holly i, ; | Sau Se Knowledge 0 of han- days Only rested & DO sework a: Mapie: 5-1607 after 4 RELIABLE: STTCy 40 TO 50 For ii Private room, TV. : Good home, =r have local erences, $30 week. ac Pontiac Press Box 81, from 9 to 2:30 or ot LAWNS R = ARRIED Man, 19, WOULD LIKE al? AINTING OF ALL KINDS, REA- age ay s x” Cal PE 5 onthe > og Re OWING shrubs end odd by aaaie: aged man Mead Se By ‘ages and | ed, fertilized & mowed Peter. AN. x», WO - € any kind 7 youn mecmaaien work y Kind, Call anytime, Fa 3-501 ” sonable, free estimates, work, 12 yrs. exp. FE ofa. TREE REMGVAL, TRIMMING, BY EXPERI. | C Understands win’, kind of construction EM 3-0161, FOR pk ‘office work at th oreyems Fis eine, Bre: fee store » at r. MAN WANTED—FOR business in Pontiac. = Business is ngs Work in | territories Must be { dren while mother coal et Bale *. — Office 19. Between trans ration Home ai nts. Must |. 84 e depends 0 ee (SALES ° TRAINEE _ su. between 8 & 22 to 30 years o!d, : single preterred, whe eo like WOM eas show: & know Pontiac WANTED. ance Po oe ete helpful, essenti RAW No experi- es. Leet te a. oe od @asy and L immediate Wet to i reas s, _Dept. MCE-6096-190, Freeport, NEED AN INCOME: > Cail on Bona- fide te — by Appointment only. Area \ Phone” Ann Arbor No. 8-8285 PART TIME ROUTE MAN 70 | verify. Must have dependable car, & surrounding | 24 or older. Spies “a necessary. Apply’ te on established cuttomers, , tien school graduate, 223 to 0. cog | orci ission and “car expenses. tiac Press Box LEION start) 1, _wages OR 3-144 WOMAN WITH a. FOR GEN;|= doy bared of conte. 5-2406 afte OMAN FOR FOUNTAIN WORK. Experience preferred. 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. References, Apply Cran- brook ox. birmingham, corner of) Pontiac WOMAN TO CAR: CARE FOR 2 Ciifi-| . Ret AN ONLY TO , for children -$10 to ance. FE. 8-61? e-ene8, ight WOMAN OR GIRL, er. Refer. Live-in. Help wants ALL Bono OR WOMEN | in ae but not 8| SAV= ENERGY, job, place té live fied NOW. ‘WANT “ADS! To find a, good used car, see Classi- Work Wanted Female 11 ) DAY tnoxtna SERVICE, #3 BU. FE 5-1471, bes roni} 3 DA R Pd am pressing ervice eretabte. _Pick up and deliver. FE +3841. i we iN WALL ing and houseclea . PE 31581. Ss] ININGS. NICE: ONE. ots Pick & deh rm ts P iy Ps del 20 bu. Also o eureaine “done, | FE 2-182. SASTSIFTING © oe work in widower’s home. _3-3910. SABYEITTNG iH et fount ery school atmouphere oe es stees BABYSITTING JN YOUR — References. FE_ 32-0633. DOCTOR'S ASST., EXP. HAN DLE books & med. records. FE §-1215. | ata" experts. FHA terms. work iso, chimneys. No jo os we lh ng eae L Gordon Fiattley 7 ity Jensen 3 > ais? or FE eect i ¥ De irene Rateménts. ste sie, ‘eat criveway ard, ard lanier |b b Fy es, cus oor OR. FOR aa additions furnace jobs. OR +1406 CARPENTER WORK Experienced work includes for- mics. cabinet work. Will ogg oe for running . Write car tiac Press Sox ee CARL UL BILbS, FLOOR Tews a specialty. Pe 3 tise r LAW CUSTOM OME. BY UCENGED . c. builder. Free estimates. OL 1-3461 at TOUNG MAN, 30, WANTS TRUCK. vo CEMENT Is OUR SPECIALTY. Floors, basements. EM 3-4879. CEMENT & BLOCK ~ WORK FE 5-0762 Br¥ yy hi od ND FINISH- ey wits etl, eee ON G, for es & dry- LL TAPING, GUARAX- ers. Ele ye Mh OR Wee Bh dans Putas Fr Su Ovi oe - , ROLLY equipped, FE 4-8450. Young. MASON AND CEMENT Rete pel g on OF Atle. g fiom i GARAGE, CABIN 8, ADDI- tions Licensed builder. FHA s FE 46000, In ALL : KINDS i. “Meyers, OR_3-1348- PO URED CONCRETE BASE- 71 ter, eo AND LEARN AND) UICKELY EARN IN A GOOD, 7 AYING ALL YEAR AROUND TYPE OF 8B MRK. B NOAM ES At BIT il FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW... ‘MEDICAL LABORATORY TECH. nician to work Ey eal 8 office tn! | __Rochester. OL 20 | | NEEDED | 2 or 4 men or men, me fo sien 3 aoe aust, le, phote FE *~) ‘r a) reli +7632, fh i Sy ‘ cy * . tely Sharpened xs 18 Chamberlain FE 32-7680 ‘8 A repair sevice parts, 585 Amberwood, FE 42416 ‘ARPAULIN AIR SERVICE [roomy ee ew r slr add 39. work. 600 SN. Minafield” #2 recsmakine? Tailoring 16 onmaas 0... TAILORING. formal done re’ rapes “op als ING AND NS AND ‘women’ alterations and dress making” Edna Warner, FE 23634. Garden Plowing ‘16B a-] GARDEN PLOWING, DISCT Best. method, Call. for nee eee. FE 5-6405. LAWN KAR ROTORIELING LAWN, irre weed Pais se estimates A - 1 GARD ARDEN PLOWING. FE 4-8189 ° Sy dump truck service and nursery 80d. L cusTo WING be PELeelne. Anywhere. OR/and: N A iT iey' id _ and Walton. vite ceahce ale ee ee & DISCING. of Auburn Heights. Phone PH ease after "Eee teas “fon BE| earnest mens AIR RBEAS. +0411 300 Pe FE aang DAY WORK, NOT RETE BASE- ts All kinds of 2-8203, ask for pore. : mente Seaway Hal oe wr bonis etes prt |g arene CAINS x FLOOR TAYIN Te ON: iataine and finishing. Phone FE “tng? ‘Capen, me tere experi- BGK pr ry ey Be eg OATS. EM 3-4279 we . HOUSEWORK OR DAY WORE ROOF REPAIRS cap vines. ‘ savpetnovanino we tose _oR 20 References, “Experience gam basements or a i mnoe og iow winter OY a 3-6 BAYS | D & M BUT LDING. . i _per_ w i MIMEOGRAPHING, TYPING, SEC, SERVICE 4 t@ _| fetariel service BM 3203. | pe 2 Bree. OR 3270. & ¥OT HER WOULD Lin TRENCHING AND ere CHILD, DAYS ONLY. ae ULLDOZING vena 5 He0e. webs mR TO LAU BRR ae mre povses, Bios x oo cement work. curtains 56-0004, FE 2-F106. > PONTIAC AT. 45c A YARD. OR 3-9082 or FE 4-1196,, ZAP RAKING. HAND DIGGING, oS ow'sn and light heuling. Cutting naa oT blue 10% ~ & Tel- grass sod at Mile Rd Po capers, or d call E 6-3115, Power Lawn Ro +! gg ns $00 to a fa) landscaping & __& front end loading. FE 2-0603. _ LIGHT HAULING AND DISCARD: articles picked up free. LIGHT HAULING AND. RUBBISH. Cheap. FE 5-4213, O'DELL CARTAGE Loca) “yong dista moving. rate. tn’ cow, E 2-2467. ‘Trucks to” sent ice Bike none Stakes "Pontiac Farm and - Industrial Tracto- Co. $95 @. WOODWAF FOR GASH IN A “A phd RF t ae aca Chas 30 maa 1s 4 with * LONDON — The nit British 5 rsctsrtctne tn 4 np _ Rand my in eg ig tourist wave in 19 years is heading roigpetenceny coNeticn, is ‘ine het me estimate ot the cea, eae! a ) er ee 2 5 en Tt, tee — | Pupils, exnmination. o Another factor is the expense ot big chunk iy"A, 1988 a Gclock P.M. | eechadneie amtpnadea teat tollowine epee the trip. Most British couples recreation. wh be To: Edward Stout, Jr, cost of said improve Sorunen ot to be a: bar ye John D. Straight and to sll persons 10-|Sested to wit: =a © ‘ADA R. EVANS, | ‘he Special vesament heretofore made pane Pthee Ne No. 30 incl. , Sergeant i in AF GP, GB arg at pr ie contr EMR. are 8 a, borne by special. t for the con. Engg No. . ¢ sidewalk and related work Buried at Sea "A former Navy man‘ and a Ma- Assegament “pureet Black Topping. imp- ou east side of North Jessie ostreet at] Lots Lots Lak Waka tisats “i, inet as He Requested {tive Buss, switened to the Air cabs ae tree tet ot the| BALIN whet Tse OF waee. uc. | PORTE A Po, ot ad Reasonable. FE 5-3458 — FE , ART TIME. LARGE/1s2.W. Huron PHONE. ™ 41589 | oni tpg taste von na | EPPS PORMDIND ROME rere UBBISH. HAULED. — Maeet D Bucaraed article ea eedaad Wid, ‘Household Goods 27 ‘t aneeted ial big paliding nee. BASEME cal Bil PE- S58 Tur ae eee e| I me a mod et oe = me or o7, a time. re bee | fell for. sb £2 Community gh £7 Give oe “ARubbish. FIN dirt, top sol, gravel C. SCHUETT. "Realtor 404 Highland Rd. (M50) Getting ‘tree Sere wey swe WANTET 70 Ph FE 3-5523. Wtd, Miscellaneous 28 } HOU! OR 1 UILDINOS Pad ANY UE aoe of PE ©3700, noe Phone FE Wanted to Rent 29 cai $100 We r"fetne meres gage your NOW by large mort Sait dear today. “ Wits BROS. bs =e, cecoerens % 4 ee ts te |. TRADE, SELL OR BUY jee THROUGH CLARK REAL: ESTATE Aa a couple, $86. PE 2-000. 161 W. Howard. - ayer required, me = site tals Cilntonville “Ra. OR LS paet See. In MYrtle iad aor ee it Huron ” erator saaceiy second “ar. Gen- +00 R -@ BATH. | — 50s 1a A |i d le VERY ¥ NICE 4 ROOMS, BATH ny a = ae | E oy eouple only. FE 3} RM. APT opt. FURN. EM- ployed mo, or elderly G, Hempstead, 104 Sareer Sete Rent ape Furnished 35 APT. | welcome Close tn. Adults only. ton thee” & Baldwin. After MODERN 3 AND ¢ RMS. CHIL- 1 = § welcome Schoo! bus. Lake peivee 6 PR ia ‘round, 8565 Pon- |; a Tok “PVT. — ENTE: : “Bac by, no drinkers. FE UPSTAIRS APT FOR RENT. $60 ay mo, 612 W. Pith st Roches- r. Lincoin: 1-2437. fe Ein ot oS ae sSTSIDE. RMS. & BATH. bal ee ent ont, “Ve nice. au __per wk. All wu . FE 3-7403. -| WEST SIDE. = er APT. LAKE front .City limits. $20 wk. FE 68-0343. Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 1 RM, eo i ; Ts. drinkers, a4 wk. 11 &. Jessie, FE 5-1625. ci. i ic 37 : . $0 . 3 N.| E. Blvd. N. Apply next door i> 2 BEDROOM. PARTLY FURN. Lakefront apts. OR 3-9106. | 7 t BEDROOM UNFURN. APT. 3 Gi ve., Keego Harbor, 1-3 rove 47811; Good condition. FE 3-7425. 1 RL meng IN ig “wate. Avts. 6 pm. 315 Voo: ‘oorhels ora Taae pte. pe a, OF FR = Prete rooms, “combination ‘actos a Bedroom om PE 8-9632. ‘ a Fun beth and intge targe “atitty. room. i RMS LARGE WALEING Dis-| hee: SS ets an ——— on Oeniand “Oa toms WHITE BROS. 3 R PT LARGE fi REAL ESTATE a khehen. All fare spares +1295 ine. Ul week 2oF Cow AEE Open Eves "th 8 Suny 10 "to 8 diva waver a By --P— Salta - "Gold weleome #12 wk. PE ei63t. ata? Pvt. BATA "Ss f BATS. ALL UFIL| orl Peeve ee et 2 pear town, Ws Mechanic NC |” plex. Clean Ow . jake LARGO ROOMS ~ ent feated, Sent service Close tn Adults drinkers. FE 32-2974 or 3 AND BA ved, shaded St. Private Bath ae m Auto. . Gas Stove. All fede te Ment Rear oe Utilities, adults 101 Michigan, 3 RMS. BATH, R. . Entr, and beth. m atilities, 4 ales and renson- att 4-4686 TRMS. & BATH WORKING COU- P Bae ep ‘om Ons d sa c . I Senford. 2 . ART- 4 ROOM BASEMENT ment. Colorei oniy. = Pit in- cluded Gall Fw 5-8114 4RMS., UPPER. PPER. 7 BORM . UTIL furn. On Satneee St. On 3-7887 oo ed porch, shade, close he reen { 2 ie, © . PE Sasi. "cig bane 0 Bore) sod ans oa Te electricity weloome.’ "Seay ; arate basement. St. Glatt St. ROOM. 3 a gaeter on Pine Knobb Rd. OR 5 ROOM, aND BA LOWER. Heat ana hot aise” furnished. T. sEP- = _——— LOWER APT. — 2 family on Waldo &t.,. a block off West Huron, 6 rooms, tile bath & kitch- en, clean steam heat fur- nished. Available Ma ty Adults preferred, OR share bath. FE 8-1352. FISHER BODY — Livina ° kitchen, bath. UUl. #16 — 2 ROOMS AND } RM. BATH ~~~ fury ‘ch "aA poi " austen ¢ AGE. 6 1 BEDRODM NICELY ¢ FU FURN. |? BEI BEDROOM. | WALLED LAKE. Modern, lose to city Reas. MA ] ROOM ie CHILDREN Newly decorated, $40. FE 8-2408 § = 3 BEDROOMS, LIVING . Off Oakiand Calleren come. Call FE r call FE 4-1157. ‘HOUSE IN WitLED LK. seed yerd. Lake Efi’-, gee FOR COLORED 1 ~y-3 for" rent PE 3 rome 82007 i aU H USE say |POR SUMMER, 3 BEDRM. 1 oy 8-2436. 4 RMB. yusy. - Wetting Le 4708 OTHE, PONTIAC PRESS. ~ PHURSDAY, MAY 14! 1958 . 4 Rent Apts. Furnished 2 Ret Apts, U Unturnished 1 wstices OF HAM et, : | SMALL A Sa Near Park and beach. Bee bus Une. Fenced U 8 ped. Neat and clean ee Rent Houses Unturn. 36 For Sale Houses 43 “ROOM -FOR Bair, ‘and shower, with seerylaang. Seni $ocels. WiDpow hom or sie meals, OOM. IN, en or othér roomers in rE 2a Rent ease Unfurn. 36 PR aay my 3 ROOMS AND Adulte Pu dase” *"4 ; 7 BEDROOMS, RAMONA TER- 21 8, A race. $76 per -month, Call FE TERRACE, GA heat, nr, Tel-Huron, §73.50 Lake 471 bo ha St. avis’ Py eal) __before NEW RICK raceh full basement _ peves street. $96 per month. FE J ROOMg AND SH an Pontiac Plant No. 14. Rea sonable rent, FE oe, i yLARO ROOMS, A very ~ FH. Nice fom rea- 22 Auburn at oqpetie. Inqu're sR Precis ale tile — shower ae Living a; "hot water, Pull Seat Shewiy| ‘or | WITH ae ee - bs to highway Piroeen. Fe Pontise and Wine, room modern home _ Sie, for Wayside stand, FE LORO Lx. 7 BEDRN CLOSE To To) a meme ween 8 & eges._ xe cea Beapaaabea man, FE 4-0640, be- st weet. FE NG $10, EE to re- FOR cone: ED No money down to a GI. Lovely hew contemporary . Plastered walls, 1lixi? kitchen, lovely full basement, auto, ail ee ane Fenced yard, paved s treets. Shankie or Poin ter Neg gIME at 50 Eaiimare. FE ‘WILLIAMS REALTY 8\N AR ST. MICHAELS. 7 BED- ‘alow, conveniem kitch- ar «partes $7,050, terms. eves. Ter 3 LOTS, 7 YRS. OLD. ioke Ke Bety. on ) b willieme Lk, $1,300 oF SACRIFICE bath lots, ‘peer ——t .|3 BEDROOM NEAR LAKE OAK- 1m if b antil 9 4 baa en Pontiac. Rooms With Board 38 land, Inquire 4575 5 Walton Bivd ROOMS & .| BY OWNER. 140 ACRES, LOCAT- | ed northwest of Yale. Good pro- ductive foals $112 per acre, Terms. FE . : HITE — YEAR AROUND re ep = evince a Pat case Big re e. fronta Priced for quick A od Near enti Lake. 3 bedroom. brick erage, Bh home with at- reamed garage any extras, ¥ rms. Small home with M, LeClair KE 1-8479 or KE 1-6111 ei iciamina® EXTRA CLEAN ~ HOME STYLE meals, 14 Matthews, FE 5-037. WEST SIDE en: Meals if desired. HOME FE Price Reduced—$450 Dn. Hotel Rooms "HOTEL AUBURIN , Rent Stores sas or Mr. Blacker: _guire ire at 208 Voorkels Rd. ___Rent Office Space bel ce, im new AIR CONDITI FE C _ building. oan Bidg., 4-0561. decorated. Spokane street. is ¥ 4 rms. smal) - residence. $10 ' wk. Ma See om ve ods nar For Sale Houses Kl Maceday Lake Privileges 585 Month heat. ie Fes 6. a. ut ‘grea ¥ ng senrt roy. OR mo, MA ~ alae if m “Jerom PS ha 0. Co, PE $6161 or WE . = ba hoot. Aeesned, erteer- Eee priv- _ Owner. P. eee 635. — “PONTIAC DUPLEXES 2 bedrm. =, $75 PER “MONTH “CALL FE 47833 e SINGLE 4 | LARGE “RMS NEAR Ik. MA_ 5-0687. WALTERS LAKE | Sigh ROR, RARE arte 6 : FOR LEASE $75 Per Mo. KUSCHELL MI 6-4133 Rent t Lake Cottages 36A CANADIAN , ‘COTTAGE. + ee exc,’ swimming. an) Mod ranch, a ‘ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE St. Michael's District spertect, for a nice fee fang: erent. Call now. Glorious Modern Home is worth Lovee ‘ing = pe e, Brand new. pe = . Carpeted living room Biace. "Fro tung. tiiea om: aged } modern liv- LAWRENCE W. GAYEORD » FE 4.9584 JOrdon_ 6-1528 $ Was It You? Too! outside po A on: 2 ate with Psat ar i tras aod ihe wprice "is only a hares REALTOR 42544 Pia, eal “ti.e00 4 oe Seren, extra cod tome win ‘rade for 2 bedrm. ome. 8 = masons on Weat — n. hae ry ew VDI for colo NNAN FE 42871 FE 43046 $500 DOWN to recover a loss. Dial FE -8181 for an ad-wiiter. Neanee ee : SACRI “ eneke 2% yrs, "| Mage, 310,000, PR estas, RA “tH 2 a.m. ; cs to 7 p.m. 4-54 - S ; RASKOB ST. room bungalow living ‘room and [= . fone yo J kitchen. Scree in : basement and gas heat. Situa' on 2 lote, sear ed in-with lots of shade trees. ed. to sell at ‘with: $750 down. DE 4 modern... Tiled hard- hes re. fl nt ot G r oafetra a ; Se ET AIR REA LTOR —~—_——_— OR-$-1351 : “<<. Ree extra lot, Lake eda yy $6,500 or with extra 1 For Sale Houses 43 . ‘For Sale Houses _ 43) ~ BY OWNER roish on U abe, $900 do ren 3-6367. WHY PAY RENT? | Live tp Birmingham for $500 on A atey $80 per mo. 2 bedrooms ¢ to 50 & _trans ion. . - MI 6-2848. NEAR JOSLYN — 6 ROOMS, I‘, baths, plas alls, oak . asement, . wn. East side 3 bedroom brick, oak loors, basement, paved street, " Off Voorheis 4 rooms & bath, basement, new furnace, 2 car fuSke MEARE, anoxx TY R- PE Sie oe wome ncoaing, 00 2 so Joehde at with s ais aa soaded t ph ton area. Mol pr oo Snowapple Drive. BY OWNER VACAN? for 'mmediate pos- session Newly decorated 2 closing foe Aged — imeloee urenee. i, ater’ 6: DA m Liberty oF ae RO ‘TY WITH US — Wilson Real Estate, FE 2-9657 $300 2 bedrm ull bath, jastered walls, pagéwens floors, Seer Co privileges Wel -PANCUS. Realtor Call Collect, Ortonville NA 12815 | NEW GI — NO DN New — % 3 bedroom. brick. Ranch ith full basement. Vesti- ptm oo — sized kitch — Gasi- storm and street. Builder. sel Paved _ FE _5-6767. NON - wets. PPORTU- nity to assume bad a. cent GI aa > ne Ge — selling. Cupar patio, belek. gaps mommy built-in eves eh range. Gas mess: es squty, Sas fa yb Eee “ARRO “Heart of the Lakes” Lakefront Cottage Have you slways dreamed of « ~ those = menite ord Ms | that dream come true, get your friends or w {th Aa this , it is com: furnished at no extra cost, Bd $50 Per Month ‘Includeq taxes one meuresee ot LA ‘% vr cent, this "4 yr. > is aa ' aeeone > lo- beautifully 3 rated, and schools, 1 ear arage with fenced 4 will fade this 2 bedroom for s larger home. W. ashington Park (This 3 bedroom home has to sell, wall-to-wall ca: and insurance. mae'ase wi cerme. West Suburbag. ae This new 3 bedroom home al NOTHING DN Yin build 2 or 3 bedrm. starter oe , home on your lot. Will build my lot for small ee. payment. Don McDonald. KN UDSEN Near Otter Lake —— Ranch home with at- features olady shown! Brick Home Practice new 6 room bath suk full basement Large lot is Anchor fenced House has Alw storms screens, and doors. Modern the minute, Only §3, Brick Ranch Practically new home. 6 rooms and bath. Recreation and apdseapine. Only #3 down — Balance 4's per cent interest... WM. H. KNUDSEN REALTOR. 244 8. Telegra: FE 4-4516 Eves. ainber’ beats MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE “|PHA BRICK lacwstef pd of wpgg on? Seales on ing & sac me 4 ay now end move in time 3 Y enjoy Sum- mer, Full geen $13,950, Qaly i el] the pleasures 10 per cent down plus cos ‘NOT BIG... - Not fancy, not basement new y. LAKEFRONT TRI-LEVEL | imagine « 150 ft. ‘fakervoat, lot # ca a 3 bed- ke trees and outside Radiant heqtes. out of the li lake. 5 BEDROOMS Where can you beat. it? North end location, close to . and bus . ae line “a large family / M GI. WATER FRONTAGE Over 100 ft. on the water. more? - = hcent les LJ REALTO 37] a. Teieg: Eves, & Sun. i in Syl- — in °53, d and seil- even «the . tis a — 2 bungalow with Deico as furnace. 2 lots and with- | distance to Fish- ly $4,500, - ving area onto . lect or to rent rooms. ° DOWN TO $500 Down IN CLARKSTON room home in the ri! ot Clarkston, close to wong is. you as won't hast long. Clarkston REAL L ESTATE, INC. (ACROSS nose SHOM'S. BANK) — Gls No $$ Dn. wv, ee robe Sees Bet. ¥, omens & Featherstone FE 48-6193 BY OWNER. ers state & anxious to sell bedroom home epee BY OWNER: 3 BEDROOM BRI 1CK, kitchen 1 \ Kindscaped lot, Bloomfield Hills schools. terms. PE 5-4362. 4 ROOMS & BATH. FULL BASE- . Near. Friener. Sebi School, $6,500 total eee $1,000 down. seine 748. LOON LAKE Wixom Lovely 3 bedrm fall bascment with recreation : 1% car garage. lake, $1,000 dn Clarence C. Ridgeway - REALTOR (978 Baldwin Ave. FE 46203 HOPKINS 289 N OR TRAD pe DO ®@ 3 bedroom face-bric ae Vestibule ru” with fan. Gasinator. basement, ‘arge lot, alumi- storms & screens. Paved _Street, Bullder, FE 5-6767. k RR eg PU Eh a dtd nd 2 MODERN HOUSES FOR SALE on adjoining ots One three bed- room one two bedroom. This is nice lake property in poe — ee nae Both houses be ether oor $19, 500. "eM + ae M_ 35-3017 A] ee ; AVE | Sale comer re eh bath E. Sheffield off Baidwin. 44363 $500 DOWN 3 bedroom ranch home, Biloom- field Knolls Sub 3-2423. , JUST RIGHT, Avoia * steps. enjoy this delightful room west side vansaiew: tiled —_ basement perfect eo Tee. eation _— brand os ity * in iol. "All = on rovements -_ i bu for price rms. * mt PLAY IT SAFE that extra cash t work where um on deed investment ider pi og vepeye aeetier | a t Tai” tot” Collect tm commercial come — 4 tease ow ~ fur- sen BREWER FE 4-0528 | JOSEPH F — wm. | 63-56 N, re val ; 2 2 BEDRM,, FULL BASEMENT. . 1% yard, Tikes, By owner, il BEDI Gas heat, secede ie inedel oe or ir oastty. _ *nce FHA. DOWN starter homes, wr i basement ahd ‘our lot will me © “Wnod Co. Corner v Wiens Lk Lk. he . MS9 After 6, 3-2003. FE 5-9471 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY rm, home, frame, Only 300 ft, from b and utilities 88.250. Full _— . 100 mo. EM) Put - will produce a — re-| "RAINBOW" , BEDROOM HOUSE mest co ant Lake, large screened MusT SELL, OWNER LEAVING state, 3 bedroom home with “RAINBOW ‘REALTY” | FE, 22614 $022 8. PADDOCK 9-4-2 Joslyn Cor. Mansfield |OUR NEW LOCATION | | SQUARE LAKE R Beautiful 3 Soares completely car fireplace, 1% lent kitchen with ‘tabletop t-in oven. Fw rage price $27, 800 with terms. NORTH JP Lovely 3 bedroom eS, Full “pasement, gas — Loree kitchen, f oe Lo Only $2,500 dow Lor CLAR KSTON bedroom ranch. built tn Beautiful kitchen, I's “ &. Seale. Only $1,850 4 OUTSIDE CITY =) SCHRAM MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE COLORED GI JIM WRIGHT | REAL’ M5 OAKLAND AV oan Fe beet See a OAKLAND COUNTY LAR EP ROns— Teer ESTATES — ELIZABETH LAKE La corner lot, furnace, insu- lated ome & late ne ‘De garage, $8,950 CEDAR mae ee LAKE — 3 bed- | rms, al thing t ‘Sneea’ to aah WHITE LAKE — acres, 7 - sench, 3 eee ae te » Nice — $14,500 . full basement, ace, sandy beach, $11050— pore jure. Garage, storia’ a el and scre , included block ile FE Ecol me 386 tee quick bow _—_ furnace. Sosmans outside fir e. _ Privileges, UNiversity 1-5075. floors, auto. heat, slectric = water, full basement, lake priv- llegea, herses dows, 39600 full price NO MONEY DOWN! MORTGAGE COSTS ONLY ON A SHA 4 [=] a83 __MULTIPLE LISTING MULTIPLE’ LISTING SERVICE O'NE i] Colonial, Le from the carpeted living room is 8 reened trom ATTENTION GI's kent 2 woe tafen 66. ae a Voterane ey. ‘We pave “eet severel. $5,350, F.C. Wood Co. Realtor - pom 21338 Ater 6, Call 3-260 OF cdteses contemporary new wn a Be 4 Street. JIM WILLIAMS TATE & INSURANCE 1218 iE win 40547 198x660 FT. a "Close mie near Wiliams Take [ae Storms as 8 Tresaer’ bonne 12x 16. = neve nes yen to Ete aces ste | means, will mer my] mies, oo MARK... This ad! Then arrani e for your tment. immediately. es risén. oe bedroom home, one walls, aay Aeors er na only $23,500' Located new, amid beautiful gur- BE FIRST north west, roundings. Humphries = P ap “a rE Ore fee 8 ® sunthe Listing Peed “WHITE 3-BEDROOM BRICK $1,300 Down Where can = o & 3 bedroom brick built with stum- inum pect . screens, com- es water, oil perimeter heat. biaekiop located on 164 ft, lot, ae — ape garden spot own ? Balance 4% ‘or verges : $54 PER MONTH iwrede,featurin — nee | ew corner bed- me - automatic off heat and alim- & ‘eens, SE CU RITY In this 3 bedroom log home with a 14 2 20 cedar panelict ying room. pe pore cutstone fire- place. attached garage, basement, ogg oil heat, etre ‘uu and com in porch ‘lo x1. ee ae foro vonuy ay fle infePitn's tit dows down. We need lake pro’ i WHITE BROS + Open Eves, nae! Sun. A Boal be » “¢ re ; \ a | FE 41157 -_ , $880 DOWN. 5 ACRES. 5 4 tk RAY O’NEIL, Realtor ream Se Bat MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Elizabeth Lake Estates EXCLUSIVE LIVING _4 bedrm. brick home on exclusive James K Bivd. Fireplace in living rm., large dining rm. & ded room of edequate kitchen for the cool summer meals. 2 waikin cedar ‘closets, bas a full basement, divided for rec- reational area, car brick ga- tage, all this on « beautiful cor- ner iot. Only $5.00 down, NEWLYWEDS Retired toe — those of ‘aut s 2 bedtin @oil & screens located oo 8 beautiful 150 lot beech at me de. Wenenes ome tion. = with substantial: down pay men ELIZABETH LK. EST. 3 bedrm, brick a, large ‘living room, kite and ful basement Auto. oil' heat & built in incinerator, Aluminum storms. water skfing. On Terms. 508 aoe Lake Ra. PE 44821 CLARK 100 DOWN. STARTER HOME Md rtitions = are in. wiviag. weil, asement, exterio’ completed bedroom . Full price $6,300. ROOMS. feet on oye ‘iat west of mtiac, Only $6. $1.150 DOWN. 3 BEDROOMS.. ‘Bome furniture included. 3 pe bath, corner jot. Only $4,600, $1,500 DOWN. § ROOM BUNGA. LOW, Off Brehard Lake fe, my bedrooms, dining room Ts, plastered walls, eke oil fur- |. nace, $8,000 full price. 2.000 DOWN. 6 ROOM MOD RN aved street, only $11,000. Will | ae, smalier home or equity CLARK REAL ESTATE Time t riv., et Eliza. | fishing & FE 5-8161 or @ shell, 7] we can offer « Ee HAYDEN, Realtor os E. Walton PE 204s} Opes Exe 86 E. Walton For Colored | Price $8,500, ot si ates. 4m S$. Edith, st. is s coal neat and clean room Sel tte! RE Ss Dorris & Son: BRAvTrEY * SEMINOLE HILLS © BRICK TWO =John K. > IRWIN. o Bui Buide new, ome, at Custom Ranch With cont He . — = ak - 4-Bedroom Brick On West Side sebasaty si Sergent as A Smart 3-Year-Old Home Genes Genes, Btreet "rWwatton ana \. xs TR ; peal hee reed Elis- Lak 2. family yard, Bargain n priced tra lot available if destred. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor. 73 W. Huron Street rE «478 Lal —. LAKE EST. Et. LIZABETH 2 sh ESTA 3 2 Fae me: Sau : UBUABA feaeaccarees feof large e lot near sc stores, TRI-LEVEL HOME 2 bedroom bw J yoace tor oa beak ce lot. aa $10,508, $1, py Smith- . Wideman, $6409 FE 4-461 wed ye tk ) cove \ *; Ly \ 2 \ _ si aa Se ee a A A . . s eS Sea Hees . 2 & = ‘ : : . j S age) = 2 2 s : ee os t= ? > ‘ 8 : ‘ Es + : sae ‘ acters oo > a € ¥ ” : $7 : ; a ss tog sf * ; he - : T i ay HE Pontiac Pauss, fmvaeoia: MAY ' 1058 _ For Sale Houses’ - Sinuzzy ~ ar eee ce ‘by Kate Osaan| - P ae a Ra ae = "BUD" + fea ie rz seh” Cas Lake Ro. $10,950 with Terms © * i JOHNSON, Realtor “ait pA 1704 * elegrap : rt ges | Gee, Mii ch reg ~ this ¢ o 2 bedroom home, > room record. Write Box 2 3 3 : 7 be Rk hearth GRO Ei Y AND S.D.M- Z ae ne Pre SOR ‘ : basement bath, gas es Bet} fists = A BEA : Seed per . All new | feae # Bedroom Beefs Fala bt) a ect il el z . = So. CBSE. - 3-0721 : down. REALTY COMPANY tows. ire for quick sale. : “| shows gross, Contracts 52 . Soa er caren, x Found: “The Needle Sea aa BIRD, Realtor | “tszsied tm tnaustriat ares in Pon-| SOP a - 4 Ry . Coun. ig, | - 1iag, as, always yeu | $8,707.36 BALANCE, PAYABLE AT neluding chrubberz fence, Ina Haystack’ Community a esr maker. $8 is nok se st onthly. 6 per cent interest. eae oe, Oth teen. ‘be cellent Secured. by rc tect, Make 4 + bene Py fine beighborhood 3 YLVAN VILLAGE Sermens or Michigan. va on lot 63 * state, 162. W. Huron. ae A yrerd igh N nee d is) roomé, ving oom, and nine water. block from he (een! for : eed loa —” vs oo an ¥ vs metnes Oo 9g g po ne age x. =—< ranch or tri-level, price is right. O Someaaer AT 30 PER CEN? a 2. . i Ue Bees es St Costs | Bie Shatin sit es ORES SPEEA ‘STATEWIDE | Cc Coa Misee Call OB ~~ jee * x WE TRA Phone BU: ‘poi ac | 3-008 ~ ments. a ” 7 ps 1 - R } } SACRIFIOS ; Geeviee 2 Reo TRONCLAD SECURITY, 3. UNIT ,AD SECURITY. 3 , . Bud” Nicholie, Realtor almost an acre. Httop | arti Bb. Telegraph. FE 40521| income. Sold in Sept. "81 for PAYMENTS SCNT ade Dolan leomfleld. Terms avaliable, LARGE SUPEF MARKET DOING| $13.500. 42.000, down. Daye 0 LESS THAN RENT |e gun! “Par saan LBs sey Taam, “Lapis Prema taes Gita Tour : r reage _ 47 A cost $8,993.39. a $10 deposit starts deal. |~ me See Acreage a space. Beer & © 7y sitractive terms RD, RILEY, ron ) ’ FE 41157 lise: BUILT iN RANGES & QVENS $150 DOWN teres, $136 down Grocery [ tng ~ Le ema bat FE Cll SiGT wees AL \OADS OF MOOERN FRATURES) oy woRTOsOR 00878} > Bows | 5 at attractive te: __| ance. in, house and lot, Down ee P. W. DINNAN ee itiate paved sara, MO sb “e-1828 66 Ww. * INVEST . “iar HIGHLAND, BOX 34 a P 5 so Fes. Inte right, fof $160 down a per a Eves, FE 4306 Your money in = good, land (ODER OPEN| Seeks rg meee, bac! —*Lers TALK | ere MODEL OPEN| i Le home, x Ray ft Te, irom posse: Schosi| - BUSINESS” os e._Waton___ re bent EXC phy PRIDAY. Clarkston . My father sai, ‘Sure, sure! Buy out the whole a: fiassed “in "porct, Basement gel 35 ACRES 5 Wanted prowimaly, rit, balgnce. Pay: 3 dick north ih of geen REAL ESTATE, INC . store!’ But I think he was being sargastic! aw rer @ | bedroom pom | home ‘atlel Th, | ones aie person who ts per cent. Secured by new 3 beds ng _. * - | SLIRASETH AEB Serates.| Paul M. Jones, Real ia sae rowing Brown Rd. ae Ciara a Ea) "AA SEE | er sae twee a for Sle Homer) Flee car rer (D Symone tans) erie Tie |S Seem, BE & A ~ ust off G : F 5 ™ : ie Ro RL In Waterford Vilage | E-J-DUNLAP |. (BY Owner (“COT ©QRED| See ene | ne ee ae) Like to Travel! 1 Memay to Leen 6 “ery tractive tae att ow tjear's price Sytvan Village |” Besar" “lis,” tnkes. “4i0.800. | 8 acres West of Ortosviie See Son ee 6| | atientioge | Sinaia ti oS Daa Be ae ES Po ge ee crice|. ae es | ' 0 ub. SACRIFICE . - [Vagbaded and | . en coed Mich anse tor ay cgu in s.aet + ~=— Bedroom | ieses cn Long Lane. siz000, Se Sen = | GET CASH QUICKLY | ceri AS! Wena eg Eiecs | ie “H. M. SELDON co, |2=—— MICHIGAN BUSINESS| Up to $900 Feoms™ and” elias, Delay. mez) (S | No “Lake Rd. off Msp st Township Homes _ | ne-wereva . Mich.| North of Lakeville | SALES CORPORATION a pa seer eeas| | Te +. ANO | i “ re Se tga | North of Lakeville |souma, anus Oakland and Ls p } i on : ees : . : al j 33 acres. B b L Be, ; | Money, Dn.| | | pee Rates a's | SS SHS, | ane ar Soa ender ooo 17 Company Elizabeth Lake Estates eT LOTS. New DEVEL) Maurice Watson, Realtor | our compaNY NEEDS A PER- 2 total st. bsolutely. a - | : c ton, lake, 1 mile lon 311_W. Fifth, Rochester "gon capable of running a business peceptenaty nom, 3 peseme-. or $110 tots costs. TE ‘Sirendy moved ? « R F - | Saag Minti wide, Well restricted: ae es for us in the. Pontiac ares. The |- F ined ee eee , ‘d . and STO IT S MO be ea, see heavily froux, & SPECIALS | pay ts on a flat rate basis with E G,. 9206 ' ‘ wet 3 , a ; $500 down. & guarantee of $100 per week to|- : : inn j LEFT | ’ Freak 4395 «Dizie Hwy. . teg , e foods eC ty aa wi ie oferta | 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG, s ; v ere selling. : Me . Fe $85 Best Buys | * -| LAKEFRONT LOTS | i$"bowa, and | igestment te cover awnlies| = RORROW WITH Boy. be i oo IN INDIANWOOD SUBDIVISION | 1 miles north ot shy ais teres geres. Serview call Mr. Jonasten, Tei. | - _.. Moves You In Today | No Mortgage Costs as LOW AS farm of minnow Dusiobes, oe CONFIDENCE WHERE Se ee ae - y ° With Ey Terma ; Se GRANDDAD DID ma eee eee CE |. PAYMENTS Lass lone Sno tae Dartich pocgies soso mag aor BClosing costs near Eastern Jr. fan sated T N RENT : ; CALL US : oead Evenings call OX «Be ee . artri ge ice backed by 80 a expert sormxo MORE TO Par five room and bath units On These and. gouneel “ca ong ao: Bagg | sepa entrance full Oth P t For Sale Farms 48 8 THE “BIRD” TO sEZ ee are made emcees |” oA ona, |. Other Broperties | etate yale aie EPS $10 Starts Deal 179 ACRES | en ee (CRAWFORD AGENCY | Between Howell and Fenton i, one of the sweetest hardware Household Finance - See me Pri, 12:30 till 5:30 §.m. FLINT ghtly rolling land, all fenced.| and ber. businesses around. 288 DELLWOOD MF aE {oN i |. fiowing stress. 25 acres wooded.| It's not bie — but it's busy and Corporation (XR. EARLMOOR | BLVD. | BE- LAKE ORION, MICH. | 11 room ‘moder home, 2 paras.| will show’ an excellent return. | yy g. Saginaw, Ind fir, Kay Bids. . ew, - ~ |. ron| . and year. Ful WESTOWN REALTY tia trees, gat course edie | RO Annett Inc. Seoul tere LOANS 4 neal aaitiors . ty of ‘closets, 1% bathe, FE 68-6941 | amp ee. . *. : Realtor F nti ishi $50 To . ; SANDERSON EAI ’ garage ' P. OAKLAND LAKEFRONT. 4 RMS. corm pos} | Hunting and Fishin Cchtarty 7 a NR TY aigke 2 Blocks ae Early Bir Bird Special } and bath, auto, od beat $9,300. Ones’ evenings gunday 1 wo 4 . » EL (om ‘out MultiLakes Realty | crry DWELLERS | Sista "ects e"Mae"ete | fore tege. sm rakes tr ot| god ers, Yoel buy at on =, = eee ee ing of acre iW Lawrence Be PEG! — County : : : pana %s nome | We bexe that country es = | Pe foom., naturel, ireplacs.|D. LAVENDER, RLTR. EM 3-503 na VT : j ootiel te ts ouistand: ie seteens. Unity]. limite, #96 acroa wilh lake i dhdealhi haha TAKE ADVANTAGE |W. Buren” PEGS ak Ai TRIIX LAID a F $1,000 "|- Baved frontage on Perry St. 2 Can Be3. LEAVING STATE - |- STme._Fs tee REALTO PARTRIDGE Z - : lso includes modern 6 room ° : ; ade ; Bustne thruout 2 car garage, Excel- With little additional expense for} Wants quick action, 3} bedroom eses merce font investment ss handyman, you can have 3 bed-| Jake front home, attached garage, |: vE 1s RUnO . mvestasens 88: G50,209 rooms snd ‘living, room. ‘dint 1 bedroom & bath down, 2 bed- I NTH _#___* sol ates come sonny bee licatia ase room, Mitched, attached "garage, ee Bg “LOCAL DEALER WANTED” 3 modern, : : : _ only $1000 down and 968 per in has many poss!- To follow up terrific full - : ¢ ae Gan coon $6,950 month. io bilities because it is at yard : motional advertising| We make aw 3 te Inié kitchen. PN Total price for this cute : level towers Jake. ASH TA DAVISBURG PRE SELLING their PROD- off wi af is Back ti fale-| nd lean ¢ room and peth -3 Acres 7 cece UCTS our client, a progressive ment an you wisianee Ree imoders| home localed. near Cass | metuded with thie $ room home| 195 | farm “home, vedreom. Garage. | Rational company, now offers an én. wing state. Al Paks. wie ne ice. ‘ Only 6 years old. New 2 a: an : at only with $1600 new siding, Se 2 06|sCFage. ae ig at $0500 “on J. R. Hiltz cara. Pienty fay, barn and, cow Toes resentative in every Our Requirements Are: ter Ine, Realtor | “3, ogee | - Sth Feces, ons resty ‘And | tour -w. wturon pe 8.81 ase sed ai 815.500 on | Sey ate yee) Se oe ee ial fe Bo eas a : Aopeenetete | = avaliable. ‘| A 2 bedroom log home at $8500 WHITE LAKE CANAL ver Ly A te pin eld a are 8 permanent lake : IDE com. | This quiet & peaceful year around GEORGE. BLAIR gh_bailes representatives.| resident. a a soeag - al - NORTH. SI with $1800" downs worty oor 3 rms. Large enclosed Part on BREALTOR on simsi| including the Mecessary PUBLICT | snd 8 rood paying Fseord aaa bee ie iat] feenetaeg eee | Eker dBA rs 6 Sid) \Srtptar vite, or Oe | ORE lag page | Be tet Gt | vn ny ue ay rg 1 ate . : si 2 - : . IN- you owe are Dorothy Snyder | Lavender | . mest. trait cetar, in - ‘EMBREE & GREGG TAYLOR LAKE PRontace | OWNER SAYS SELL | Te D BUYERS | pressed for payment ‘come. ts. pees Boggy 1606, Baoutifel cak floors. A 1565 Union Lak 1%. 00 on the lake. Com- TACT YOU FOR AN +} See Ua at once and be refeved 2 real bargain at $1,500 down. Onion Lake Vilinge | 'pietety furnished smodera ‘cot faze, | Benutiful scenic 20 acres 10 mi} Swe A MOST LIBE-RAL| of wotry. We have confidence | Ph - EM migueed’ Mutual 40417 | EM 3-4303 mE, os] & boat, Has ‘very many | Noa quis'per sere, You tapt| CREDET PLAN RESULTS in| in you and in your SEE IT NOW poostaie You, must see this olf ee ee ee hr q Ala} cz SAL or mer “ty. : . HOME The buy of the year with « , om easy terms, i than acre. ce! . mS se : DECKER 3 2, ARCH pine rs new low price. § room and . FHA AND cao chews Saks ye Se over "balan (i os beginning E fang el Cente ran Loans to $500 . closed breeseway with ledgerock| 1% baths, with enclosed CONVENTIONAL Rambling 3 bedrm: large home, has| P* year _ tablished in your community, re-|-- Made Quic ~-Modern 2 bedroom yunsstow. Planter thd. sfaminum picture| —Breeseway, 24, ““eiperiee MORTGAGES Tull basement, lovely’ fireplace, 2} Clarence C. idgeway spected and known {6r, the bre: ed strevts, walking distancé| ‘The large living room fheludes| and a of extras ——— - gue ip-4 ie REALTOR "No collections, ‘Teachers |. , You Will always receive pleas - + Fe" scheo sand transpor-| carpeting and draperies. Ideal for| ° included, $4,000 down moves AVAILABLE age se ge 5 F nog can| Siiew “considered if a| Mt courteous a ae % : considered if a tate, lb with small down young family or reti e.| you, : 2 a aee this | O78 Baldwin Ave. ___7B +083) preterred, Otpen Fee| ftlendly treatment at any one ECs t with Op- den pe met at SUBURBAN LIVING SEE JACK KENNEDY wiedd at Hasek, nant: UaNie) a, Besinets Property 49 paid by client. Bicbest commie of our offices. (lee ‘phone | dh C UETT, Realtor: at ts and 8 -cute Ww A ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES portunity ‘to earn up to per : St ron ome MASE oa 1404 ‘Mighland Ra Ra. cas) |g room some | to live in M. Traditional style. 4 bedrm. | brick 2gmOSe Pee, Oe an | Som ropeoosiag Sar, I BUCKNER . wil sechiiee all Ge sean we fering. Located in the tne Holly K EF NNE D Y Pepe, Rajuaing ek inchuied, Se | 92 46,104 at Soeur: pi - Fi Co. poe cae over the payments. BEA THIS! . 2 ~~ one, on = _ ca in v refined ne r inance e or will reat with option to| Small home near Dodge Park No. Only a beef — hood an ideal —_ home for ' - Buy. 4 only $3050 “with small: down.| Dixie *aiehway. $7,950 201 Ton ron we easey | #18800 total. $3,500 down. prea CONTAC a HOME’ AND BUSINESS NEAR UTICA. ; Ese ta" C.,SCHUETT, Realtor | WALLED lama ¢ room ‘modern home on, Tele. - Bedrooms ind, 8S, _Manenet BCEINESS FRONTAGE “ti Miracle 172x275. ne. oe. Terms. 7408 Mt 94106 Rd; (M59) , Ei, fie snapping Genter with jarge altos some choles nd rrlia good t Ss UT Bubusrwee sot eutlost sel CUCKLER: REALTY" P Gount."6* alles, from ety | ) For Sale R 15 .| TEAGUE FINANCE CO. Dealership praliable CAAT ms ®. shomaw fimits, $9,009 ‘with terms. nears or. esort Prop. 44A _ 202 N. MAIN me fe Ghd op aed FE 4-4091 ; FISHING OC CH. utck NTING AND ER Howard 2 Fox pono wih smell Gown EVES. FE 21520 OR PE 45063.) rdw. M. Stout, Realtor Lake P = sale at Little Brush stein| R ToANe B30 we MI jREAL ESTATE evenings after @, call FE 2-3381 a Sea Ti 8:00 = aid ke rivileges _ solq at once, Call ‘FE +5457, N oO 0% Dixie ee’ — Piains| _ or FE 5-2033 . Partrid 2 Aueut 3 stro. 2008 6 em no LAKEFRONT 4-APT. BUILDING. spent oe . hy SUNOC en —F ae ee . ige with beautiful view | ot lake lake | Fura. On Algonquin Lake near ZONED MANUFA NO. in-| SERVICE ST TION © _ Rochester OL 0711 OL TR A. JOHNSON, Realto <“—EeD ” from picture window in liy-| . Hastings, . Excellent rental. dustrial . ft. *S halrcemn , T | is THE “BIRD 3 prom gaeuee n liv-| - Also ides! ag huntin . Land: eae eed for FOR RENT. Utility, full bath, automatic oi!) 1704 S.. Telegraph Rd : kitchen +b pearoome, ath, | scaped. ' Boats, g and New < Located on the northeast cormer| NEED yaa TO $100? furnace. poreh, Cu: . * |. Looking for a Par in? : : Breeseway and°2 car| S7irming. Situated in the heart Bieta ed Set Low taxes.) Be ane end Myre Ste. | ing and drapes: Large ot. "4080 FE 4-2533 es 1e oa ae gam? ‘ e cage neni fl ES of the largest southern resort and . of Teloerap forts. of tie Sts. SEE anes SS eee te ahooed from PONTI A Cc = a . 3 — $1.00 233 W. LONGFELLOW 14, only $1600 down, units, pape “=< — ip . HAYDEN, ‘Realtor Mile Shopping Center : _ SEABOARD | = Units. EM o-0 6108. Commerce Rd. MA 4-2291 of conn Rice, Biase for only $3.00 CIVILI ANS Brick Ranch LAKEFRONT. IDEAL wor MUL- | 86_E. Walton Bivd. __ FE _8-0441| iis is @ brand new modern 2 FE 8.6 eg PRIVILE 4 GES — 395 ee Pontiac beneral erraee Be ay . Iw aterford Township ot pei os aaa On Diss Hwy tains. tion. Tavestment in. inventory an, é i ogy comes rare ic R msl <4 stores on W. Huron. Investigate 300 DOWN Cheese a 3 padrecns ‘home, | MOU: FURN, COTTAGE. ELEC, | Terms to sult 'Ratmediate posses-| Approximately $6,000. ge gym Seaboard Finance Co. es ea” $150 _ MOVES YOU IN! this bargain offer today. $ ~ : baile = inst ; — e fine bsg lt gd tle gice hee on. se0._Of - e expense, W station ts be- 1185 wont Pe ay . -Cerami : = class WHEN YOU NEED” 4000 down, large § room modern, MONTHLY. PAYMENTS: yt is ada Fish in Your Own _ NO OTHER COSTS kitchen 11 x 13 with eat: Steel dr. garage, Good rd., near Zoned Manufacturing ' oot Financial ausistenes ‘WHEN YOU N double e, neat. Cs Michael's, NCI ing space, birch cupboards, Sey Put nin. Ts. i oe Mab : tralia who . qualify sm Peet oneness oe Tan] Back Yard | Entre, Sue tet tchstt || jeatccas Beeectoes| Ee ae tater oe | Bove © Rete cor | Sra Boe sees ) “PONTIAC REALTY | ?23 Keullworth. 3 Just walk out your back doer and] good condition. AMER alge water often: | «a4 su he Abia ‘evenings. | Airport 00 x02, parcel Also | Por complete noratin pone : $29 = $900 tL FE S08) Ow parent we sera, boat and go to. anyone of 3|VACANT. mane. pokemon - - Sane be oe eee eras Gen 6 hoe, “| 1" “aimee umlelivegseen! | samen ae | CLARKSTON ey perms, | popular lates, ‘BuiN "in 1954" this cl ek brent teraeons| comer tn” eenge am as an HOLMES-BARTRAM . SUN OIL-CO. dignature. “car of farsaters, "we Owner transferred 3. bedroom - gi “COLLECT r 5 roam ranc: h-home has full base- Walk tn og, meena os La at it and present pete phy _@nd sewer. ) oo streets and ae endorsers,’ ments . ° “ranch type. full basement, wl ment and 1% car garage. Year) you call owner, ‘sidewalk, 1 block from school 4302 Dixie Hwy. Vinewood _3-4200 8 a: to 4:30; Sha ry Pm _bo suit re te ibe x, 180) lived tnt mon "round ars pre living, ts yours. Gave wo saoie Donelson Pack stares, 18 miles this side of desu- | OR 21960 Bvenings OR 9-999) pm. or GArfield 2604). After €) Tou, Nour money problemen fe Seer tia) GTOSS Rity,| Sai eves: Rit. aON_fo-tem aun iqestien. ae] Set aon ea ae Templeton emis! LATE id “ J 2 s | - z BPs $ ON 44272 13420 W. 7-Mile Rd REALTOR PARTRIDGE LTIPLE NG SERVICE rn Rutractive iving room ‘with | $3800, "Wite Henry Financing avaliable. Oakland & : ou : MULTIPLE LJSTT fireplace, 3 bedrooms and|_E. Glass Beary a er OY Ft, of fioor| Lelayette, Ferry & Madece. to f TR CMOPEN TIL SON TERESTED IN BUILDING? pat ca fires Heer, large 4 space, Ex alice brick commer-| tise, Cail ¢~ @-8311-or -~ FINANCE Co. ( I] E ; | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE “we. custom, build your favorite ib. Carpet te 6 cece Ron For Sale Lots . 46 ti aes Si? sie.s00. Easy i sie _> FEA-1574 cation .Wa would appreciate talk- Feation room, bar, fireplace. i urban. elient building, fix- 702 Pontine 702 Pontiac State Ba Bonk Bid 2 Hei, ees “Sex ing to you about! prices, type of and. gers breereway, porch |3 rors, 118 x 190. ow Kino RD.| K. [.. Templeton, Realtor | infirens Fe gy ea a gy years old. Large : construction and methods of $21,500. terms. Davisburg. MA 54385, 239 Orchari fake Rd, e no bs | =A Pact Nendniow with ost! nancing. Come in or call touay. 2 LOTS AT OXBOW LAKE, IN Ty $15,000 down wilt handle.” uic ash | “eth ecement One AC) We: t of City - ge|PRUIT, AND, BERRIES 4 Westridge—Waterford caans ‘Freas: “Saas Gate eoeae eid R ey So Ass 49A — Twin Creek T @* . Baeetric range, elec. refrig., auto | 5 room 2 bedroom. Full ‘FIRST alles Spar wom . bedroom news _ with Near Parochial and, public | month. Call OA tae °° Rent. = rop. LIQUOR BAR — Mod hers ; $25 0 $500 * gutic washer and dryer inéluded bath. © Large living room. ee ease back ea fots Reeds ve ite fixing a ponerse, Suene biiee sane®, | 4 COM, WILLIAMS LK. AREA.|, , buildin mari oy eurene os. you ove, “gnature auto. or Only $5,450 with terms make a pievare book setting. for Have © goed bome with plenty fireplace, 1% baths, 3 bed-|" row down ik 2 STORES, CORNER LOCATION, a rere ne eeeke | othe y ‘td months SELL OR TRADE — Large ee eee ee arden space’ and plenty ind “en, featur Beautiful bi « level Lichee k years old located on 100x255| After 6: FE 2-7906 or FE 5-5293 VESTMEN t ranch overiocking le with | ft Gain on Bubere Ave nonce - = Gy ert. 55 seems stots oo G R ] es ave ry naaeh, : aera tee 7 ar ope M IDDLETON erate entrances, full basement, eorge ° rwin roo tary Fin waif ‘ mene “ie price : good residential area. Also anoth-| araLToR ‘269 Baldwia~ Ave. bar, tion room, at- ' income. : ” $650 7" = kesatel 6 safes ~ West ree — with 36 '. FE 4-010! tractive’ Kitchen. — ak @ SELL ‘OR TRADE — One) Sournwes’ Of Pontiac in |, TOMS and # baths. Both of these fast room, 4 larg very best. bungalows in Commerce area, 4 rooms a) aoe. are in good shape and rice HOME WITH 4 LOTS, 2 rooma, 3% baths, Ke Y alerni ‘ od basement. New oi Rd bath I's Sear garage. h Pay information returns, Call ry ye Be = Bath, exc. corid. fireplaces sereened Poreh | 6 2 ‘ a treet Excellent eeation. Seen a ZONED COMMERCIAL "TL M. "SELDON Co. tronic garage door, soned she area, Si erms, Sergent tte, bat Recreation 160 — Looated off Mt. : fh < 2°0t ne woodward, Rochester, Michigan Fadiant heat, evcloné fenced : ‘Oak Be tute. ond mens, § rooms afd Bath. we. & bedroom house. 22 ft./ 76 wa OL 1-6p1 : lapdseaped grounds —- Brend front S ‘see seat eon, trade for 6, Basement, 2 car garage. 2 en Ss ar aeons po A poo neem md ; Sieded ak oy carpeting ir eee ont Resirihed no me ee home. very _nicg ‘lots. ner location on Oakland Ave.-Jtst HIGHLAND - ar ee _ foe hed tah front : ad t ‘apa ot] MANY OTHER HOMES the spot for home and busine ———, a4, peme 3 Foom,, 3h act koe tI Re A I pro ce Paar ® Maat) OTR gar | William Miller. | B's pee 8 Bbw | Roy Annett Inc: une veal 7 tint. R. Middlet Realtor FE.2-0263 WN wees 35. \ i pny € ve as dom: v. Furon ones | Move a 3g rope ‘| Open Brenings and Sunday 1-4 Steele, ie : opr On ana Tu deo!" Seultipie “Listing ervice™ ax e4isa Sei #1 “te A : cs 1 A \ ‘ : . A = a i \ va ih = fe ay d rN, . a. : (< oP ee ey i : ; 3 \ 5 I i : Z g ' . = » -t ik Ware 2 ae y : a, See é ‘ Lt. * ot oa) a ‘ ie : THR PONTIAC PRESS: _THUasDAY. MAY 1, 1958 S By 27 Alan ‘Sand, \Gravel & Dirt cr : _For Sale Pets oo, 2 “33 ‘Sale Je Household Goods $7 el Household Goods 37 MODEST MAIDENS ~ 1 ~ BUEFEL, TABLE AND 4 CRAIBS: UsED =§ 40051. one ' om D STAKE POR baker toe. cub Mm, ae r SMALL RADIOS. not. FE, 5-87 Th et of g11.16 ae — iter. FE. 2-333 A 2S opaire. 00: os ab D. GAs AN Glenwood . x ® spa WHER LPOO! pda Sard wast | Sioure Shects's Oo. Sete eet WASHIN K- |COMBINATION “WOOD. iy DELUXE P FIREROTARS RUN- SCAR about. fe a ——=- \? table inot extension’, wulee den tractor, Market! ‘Estos Also walnut desk, $20. yuan 5-0038. : oe ’ REEL TYEE reco Mow a OF DRAWERS ‘WARD- bed’ frame, washbow! she fauc ets, rugs & Sars _FE 2-641 ae 5 PLYMOUTH V2_ tra good, Aer. pick up TOR ~ or ANYTHING IN DURING OUR SPECIAL CON- DEEP peers. oe “VALUE DAYS" “tract for “gery equity... opie As . Tt Goop sg Save SHOP Ol 3: w- MURON _ For Sale Miscellaneous | 66 A eee 6 per cent interest — DUNCAN PHYPE DINING ROOM ‘CASH FOR USED TVs : . Call FE &-3788 or bhai A UPRIGHT. FAMOUS ~ ee = AND 1 BAG CEMENT MIXERS x Lara CAMPiiG per information call motor & boat or sell. are OR } TRADE 12 PT MARINE. Palues 8159 03 while they, last 1 AL OMINUM ‘SIDING RANGE GOOD COND, 80 HROW Rasteubens cougole, $20 ™ hogatiy end-tables,@15 OL 6-2662 FACTORY Hela VACUUM 5 & aa ee $16.95 up. Thyle Electric. 302 FE 45169 Revnotds NU&LUM life-t! me. $155 Phone _ re 2-2182 R LIYVESTO stalled by top experts at $490 an’ y AN LANNY what have yout MA 5-0666. wise SEL LL OR TRADE 2 ~ BEDROOM week Pays for = vith » GE DARNWARHER, WITH CABI- , Ww elt en nerve of Lee t m =) going anyplace: seLL TRADE. trailer, for home. FE 8-6 E Rotary mower nes Port “The old. vaLimy | eee le, » fan g00d outboard mo- 4 otheste Sat ae for free ioeise We TIRES, _— pated aoal A $5 9 he 9 seh) en REFRIO mace in Pheiand G& SELL OR TRADE $5 950 BUNGALOW just a couple Exterior all Perma: _ Nice’ neat kitenen = Seace 2 WHEEL Seti! bare : NEW “GALVANIZED | PIPE GUARANTEED REBUILT A ic Tt o- pace Rott PIPE. 5 FT. camiract, pean a 1025 Oakland Ave. PE 23-4021 9 va bes ae windo with storms = Lah para $0', Three 37 835 able One 1) 63. Fy REEL “ROTARY LAWN A Brown uousE “PAINT ees 1362 W Huron Ph we ie PE Gren, Dail Pry “FORD ~ PERFECT BaserAE ae OF CHOICE BL. Dy "PARAKEETS “GUAR. FO TALE oy Sas a xa. ie bore int va vita lawn Mothers-Day Special. Prices re- ane. _. Union ci! “aise at Als band: gravel. | 5 oa "ROAD GRAVEL DELIV. _ 2-042 i: sted $6.50.. Also fill dirt -EM | _ PARAKEETS CANARTES, CA GES «Plt Food. Since 1927, 584 Oakland Ave. lua’ eee A) BLACE DIRT. GRAVEL. FILL. Dogs toardéd, réas onable. ors! 7 it. TOP SOIL, BAND, GRAVE!. Po DLES & POMERANIAN PUP. ¢ ridin fili &@ black dirt, Bul) dozing. es- es, most all ages. Alt ae and b caveteg basem ais. EM 3-4315 F 5-0854. - goods. D' Al FIFTY. THREE Asis = 7 For Sale. tesaeaiee ca y of | duced. “Beautiful rares. Tresned er ‘Boats “fs Lyon on. re birds Others 83. Com morse south on \ ces Cages. 91 4th Stl. inte “West on 7 ben aa BULGE DIRT TOP LSON.| POMERANEN TOY PUPPIES; (raster ends” : fill sand- gravel, sione FE 259. | little beauties, $43. AKC reg. eet eealetig wwe’ Ua Valer, assey Ha landscaping. EM 3.3492 | eva 8-8767, 33653 W. @ Mile Rd Deere 17 hole grain F A. TOP Soll, BLACK DIRT | RITTENS. nee 7 GOOD HOME | a Noshochalt Bact hae stone. Landscaping FE SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIES. 8 Aa BLACK DI ~' Sk. old) AKC registered. Male: Sand “craser & eee Willem and. female. Week ends gad eve- Sullivan FE ¢3469. nings 681 Scottwood FE 4-304) Al TOP SOIL. BLACK DIRT AND light Buff color six weeks oid. ae Fill, sand, and gravel OR - Male & wil make a good pet 3-138 for your éold F EB 4-1952 anjeuere. Morrie Wahl FE STRONG HEALTHY y BEAUTIFUL M + 4. TOP BOIL FILE DIRT. GRAV. eters Dez. 38 akon e Immeg delivery FE 3-361 | PROPICAL FISH, PARAKEETS & AA-NO 1 TOP SOIL. BLACK tt dirt wholesale or retail, call FE Central Ave “sy Atwater Bt, Lr mercial et ————— TROPICAL a & SUPPLIES. farming, Attention. 1 ruckers , canaries & rabbits FE 47207 AND WEIMARANER: Loaging Peat Humus at 1360 Au- BoB FOR SOIL ”:~CéREEG. «TOY FOX TERRIERS FOR : , | Sandy at we and land- saié. 2660 Deland, Drayton ae _ Auction Sa es 2 RoATs. | 4 s AND tp, 38 FOOT. ‘a seaping FE 6-6642, . REGISTERED COCKER PUPPY, 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains At een Soil CRUSHED STONE, SINGING _ CANARIES tacwina Every Friday. new ‘Steering equipment. swap for 12 foot boat. es 0 FT. CAR sor BOAT & 3 3 1 year ola. $250. an ravel eat. fill. Ear! parakeets a and supplies. > 4 Hoesre. EM 30831 Cranes Biro fasebery 2488 Au. «ES ery AT TOP SOIL ETC BEST DEAL . UTS Ka FE ‘46910 ery Sunday 20346 , parakeets Spécial prices for ~ Buy and Sell Daily. ORlando 3-2717 upplies,. Frost Pet Shop. 401 COLONEL FRED HARMON. COM. | a= * tarm. sales x roe sont to. “au S M poten boat, $35. FE Pe Dye, AKC i O ; Three 7, week cid pups left!. $79 | SMART'S a0 oc oo ome wers ea MaAyfair 6-3163, ery Wednesday, ; ——— west of North win *snopping ——— tlle puro Rd Wil deiiver Under new Dogs Trained, Boarded 70, center, Rocneste —— at as eee ae Rd, managemen: PRescott 8-154 AY 4.1 TOP SOIL. CRUSHED Boxe ‘poa CATs poaRDED — re FOr Sale Housctrallers 78% sand. gravel fill. Lyle Conklin 51108 Gus! 3518 ke FE 61112 or FE 2-672 _grapp 11's, HOUBETRAILER. GOOD CON. ATTENTION TRUCKERS front and quarter Gon, $100. 400550 “CENTURY 18° RONABOUY Loading Peat Humus daily excep: Hay, Grain & Feed 7 30, OENERAL HOUSETRAILER 1948 v8 “OR 5-204 Sunday On 8 Bivd. West ®f ~~ ~.~...~~~—~. Crooks Ra_ MU 9-0125 JU 86-2113 Exc. condition, $1550 Don Buiiey. SS —— ‘ST & IND HAY. $15. & oP, ‘ST 10x37 $395 down. neg “Home _ For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale ‘Miscellaneous 60 - TRUCKERS SALED BAY, 1000 BADURY "RD. ; * OERER AL NO a ee ATT ENT ION, ‘Straw & lumber Phose MA 56 Estates. 9516 eae oaee - Clarkston. MA 5-479) ies Pais hole ac dirt farm top | ina Lotding, choice black dirt farm Lop my are Ce ea — —— BEST GRADES TOP SOIL qay ALL TYPES, FIRST, 615. PONTIAC CHIEF used Kellv's rdware, fill. sand and gravel W Kelty. Straw. good corn Will deliver 4 ¢ sere dirt and leveling. 04. EM 3-0681 jot full of new and OR 3-4268 __ loads OAkland 8-2178) used mobile homes. We cannot Talbot Lumber BLACK DIRT W. 3° YDS FILL Fee Sale Liveateck 72 double deck : paint fo ea ee a OO Hardware plumbing and electrica! BLACK DIRT. 3 BU. $1.00 FIL delivered and L Ph. Girt. PE 8-3282 and PE 5-514, 2 MARE RIDING HORSES AND; move t 15 HP 8 conversion eee | sadales PLateau 23127 Romeo Hutchinsoo BLACK DIRT — FILL SAND 10P Soe a OIL ‘SPACE HEATERS 4:0 soll. road gravel Vic of Clark. ‘SYR OLD RIDING MARE. Eaeisel |) sve Senetee to 8 G ston — Drayton Plains immeci- _397_Brown Rd, FE_ 53-1822 ate delivery. ae §-0868. Bess & : | 23 HOLSTEIN N HEIFERS. WEIGHT 10> RACH. _Owens | Trucking e. from 350 to 700 Ibs. aires | RADE A for small MY 23-0273 4 mm" 8 qm. to 8 p.m. ° Stineey = to < 3 OF | BEES | AND ALL 3 BAe. ELEC ‘BEATER $76 95. ene = Ww LE 5 4 COLONTES TRADE peurry iN ~ NICE “aL. BOLLY¥ ooD BED, COMP: t most new room for : : {rent or fe | lot close in Phone scene HORSE “NEEDS “N Ew 32, TRADE : CHINCHILLA ber ane - Sp FIRE BR = 40461 ~#H hi "Sis TW Bigh Ais Rd. Commer BLACK DIRT. TOP SOIL SAND «Soo conitGE WOOL EWES utchinson.. anywhere ‘WATER g SOFTENER. ¢, 50.000 GRAIN Oakland Counts. FE $1131 Or cose” lamb May 16th. MElrose On ; Mobile Homes’ wocD TaD ug anO | COMBI- batons age er and = ’ BL ACK ADDLE AND BRIDLE. BLACK DIRT nearly new" $100. MA $75@ per load, if you order now. CHET’S” “SADDLE art San east. "E 5-0410 Max Cook, FI 10. ern supplies /645 East South Bivd. BE NSON _L U M BER CO. cuoicest tor soits: ALL Diet 1 mites east of mary Neon aatie A SAVE PLUMBING 172 South Saginaw §t- 56° WHITE CAST IRON SINK with poke paar! 12", apron back. rat FE quromatic toner : Bt etait Tra “NORTHERN 3.30 ‘0 per gf's _OR_ 3-236. . . < "The L TRADE $3.300_ EQUITY a TOO! t me Wit 2 eee ee eon 30 PONTIAC HYDRAMATIC. 4 LAWN” MOWER. _g00d condition, _On_+ 1 WELL cere MACHINE 53. . Soar Watertora High Schoo) — take smaller home or vacant waa LIKE NEW. FLORENCE 4 BURN: r apartment sive gas range WALL PAPERING OUTFIT FRUIT SAND OR GRAVEL bebe perdi les beggryaer dled Ta ae cedarsines wardrobe’) = Hurry White & Sons prey” Gaurtey Niet oer? cya 20 FT Re bel natn a ann ee 9 FRESH HOLSTEIN COW. EXCEL- 60M 35 aes 7 me MY Sto TRAILER E XCHANGE oy OA 82004 or OA 846l “CALL POR RENT NEWLY, FE feu! MOBILE HOMES _ «FREE. DRIVEWAY OR. GRAVEL PE 3-288) 2-0663 GENTLE HORSE FOR 8A With at BaD TOOL ROOM FOR- SALE. YEAR OLD COW saddle 2651 _E. . Square | RILEY. BROKER D in, excellent “i gpbtsavetn Lake Ra 5-1061 too 9¢ gas or coal fired, mips unit and _ controls. condition Reasonable Pr Rec) LEAVING “OTATE Bg (LING ALL Band Saw. 1125 Park St. Lapeer livered. Also ‘horse manure, 87 cridles Also horses voarded. 6 43 MOhawke 43583 ‘ WILL , SWAP MIDLAND 24° or 2 yd. lead delivered OA Coo. 53636. udge Do It Yourself i ocoeteenetincting etait’ ; MAYTAG” WRINGER = retary. | iawa mowers Pies Westinghouse elec range pi BARNES. TARDWAR® 200 r ELECTRIC STOVE MAPLE coT y for new 12 cu tt Stead mae sin Se cegualty veBabp: not 5 On ae WALLPAPER STEAMERS " . DRILLS. SAWS _ peat, etc FE 8- | QUALITY SELECTED HORSES Open_Ey ‘South on Greenwood ay Ma ER MOWERS | Goor FARM TOP sort & YDS. * of Tennessee Waiking Horses. & 61 or $10. Delivered FE - 4-6588 Teanessee Walking horse at siuc - ROAD GRAVEL $ YDS. 8-3069. a __ Open 7 days @ week gry, Trained “Mechanics rei iz Cee FRONT & Anderson - Regal Palace - Beemer Like new Also American ™anure, $10 for 2 yd. load’ de- HORSES & PONIES, SADDL es a We Buy, S ~New 8-10 Wides | gust ARRIVED! TRUCE LOAD VSED TRAILER = us eee Nee ees A $7 delivered. FE 4-658 PONY SADDLE & WESTERN SAD- . Parts "and Supplies Li IGHT ma ACLING = BLA ~ PLACE DIRT... aie _both ih like 3 new FE 40129 aos Telegrapl PP x breeds and colors 3445 N NOW OADTNO. ADINO TOP & OIL & FILE. | most . MODERN — HOUSETRAIL Rs. i BROWNIE HARDWAR : | Miiford Rd. 2 miles North of M50 9-9239 Mee'g SANFORD O'4_ State Farm. property. Tele == - R to 3 ft. bed r fter 3 p.m. MUlberry 9-1787 “fer Sal Sale ( Clothing — 56 3 MEN: $s SUITS GABARDINE ¢ 40. PE 5-3804_ rr att rb ry: CARTONS FULLY Eq EQUIP! $518 gt a meas licrdhredh ATR | CON OMTOSERS Petders Home or office units MAHOGANY DINING | RM Wall paper steamer MST SALE. r cent discount on Sherwin moor ppt Bros,-Bondex 4 pyro) Tort » PEsSe PLY W WOOD SPEC) TALS CARR & sanded sah «4. 65 ye ; SUMMER ‘coats. |. 8128 NEW COTTON — $10.95 46. New innerspring mattress 58 er ; ¥ F SEWING MACHT re ANCHOR FINCES No monert.down FHA ot FREE ATES. 00. “Monte _biy, 156 W_ Montcalm. ord Rd. 2 miles North of M&e 1&2 raph & Elizabe Rds Allied SPOTTED WELSH PONY. .CALL.. Tour Fruck king Co -PE 61233 or FE = after 6 pm FE _4-6820 de benk rates New. 15 ft. Seer sand- | , > poms rr) Sat LACE DIRT. DELIVER | Wanted Livestock 73 = 31.606 ers. polishers, =e fa ss 1 to 2 yrds, OR 3-877. ee a’ Pains ae Orebard Lake NOW LOADING PEAT — HUMUS | WANTED LIVESTOCK OF ALL ; rE 54-6150 Willow and Lochaven. FE 24730 kinds Parrest Jones. MAple MODERN Hove ETRA ans NES, or OR 3-4823. : 5-0016 . 1&2 material. PROMPT DELT VERY on 2 YARD aud eiee: | black dirt or ‘yan For Sale Poultry 74 Ete ays week A ~ BUILDERS 6UP. Sundays pe sea arava SIEDER SUB 2. CHICKEN BROODERS. oe Builders ae | _mortar & f king. OR. 3-156 | OTS, finisher, battery snd nests bed aa 1 FE S4i0) | SHRED Ar HOMUS. s YDS MY 24874. 417 Glenm Bt. Lake pO: “Oh re 30 Cameras, Equipment 6)A- SU PEO oe x. —sertine woohepte aa = CANADIAN A AND sce. ~pOoTA. — SPECIAL - | apple. aad potaices. ee RICE ‘WE BUY. SELL & TRADE CAM- Rieck dirt and top soil mixed bit _churentll ha. Gupare lets P. cLotinns & MISC. NORGE poten nd pets _tape recorders. Tm meditate oops! $9 per ioad LAYING HENS. oe 2 ake CASH — * RESALB 8 6H LJ ward. DEEP . old. PE vate Bt Sale 0 Goods Gi oven v0 O8ED Ty sete Prom ATRBE type ermens | $31 eal ALTON TV 5; _ Sele Musical G Thom CONNSTELLATION RANGE HOODS. $6.85. INCLUD- aaa at ass aa, : LIGHTS 1.00 sage cape 14-9 Rec ae « in 290° ¢ s. G. Geo qeaiy Sp ao a80 ber ‘M A Empire Supp lies 9 Pers Union Lake Rd. ROOM F RMS) OF a REA- & OE fel 2 gene - Je mesa “MORRIS MUSIC — 5. ee Ge |, Soe: het water and i Nar et ers bag oe = ai Stuppies,. croc * Rant; ROMEX 3. 2% and ee galremees. copper “PC BEDROOM St cendition Walnut, PE ¢5 PLA & Barton E atchtot gg »-9 386. “Thar < , Ew S*CAYNE GABERT $13.98 bot 3 root innerspring mat- (21 N Saginaw — Pearson Furniture REFRIGERATOR iD eary terme Crosley e delux. floor sample. $30. Schick's, MY 3 RCA Victor. RA SIO, ANT 30 Across! trom Tel-Huron ——s SALE KAY Stes Kotor in any weather. A ed 78 «Or ee ee reas Bar TRAILER & BOX KX TRAILER. . Let us- prove it with a demon- | olgaoectl Kose! one ——s makes | CLES, $ d AND POND | ws aes mower, 2? HP ¢ cycle, PE 2-3573. - RD, REATHNO sre SYST ras ~ PreCE LIVING ROOM SUITE, = Siand new. Careupert & obair. oe WASHING MACHINES. mecere ~— tables matching ca See oe aa 5 Wesava cana, i Mule Rd. B’ham) MI 46083. “HOXER A _ aN ate River. Betas Sdop. $1 W. Hu in the elty a 758. 4989 Huston Dr. 5-1908 _ General - TOP sOIL SAND, GRAV- WHITE EMDEN GomRGE FOR. 1 Goods 62 ati, Sil_Fe S4éso or PE 41303 | “SALE. Bs Oxbow LAKE RD. = Holly A~~~~~~~~~ | TOP soll, FILL DIRT. SAND & TWO MILES NORTH OF COM- CORNET . “eave Farts 28 Gchatz, FE 5-1762 MERCE FE 4689, | ! — Sale Farm Produc _75 HEAR Tf } OREAT | TOP SOIL - oduce : ad | PEACE DIRT PEAT heRnriPimD SEED POTATONS & jemon- | Pint SAND FILL CLAY t Cochran, | riday (Wate BE Brarry .__ FE bi taneOnen MY Sel TOP SOIL. SAND « GRAVE 3a) OAR 1 $3611 days Or FE 66145 eves. | ry he ED i) ea. aoe PLE | LATHA cMaseERAY BU ee WE at sand, gravel. FE roe” MA A eae ee We Ry saad | TOP iL. ae ax pGRAVET. auiea wae ae oe en BASS FIDDTE. —Hauled_br_the 5-0640. weday and Seturcaye 7 %0 1:90. Bales. a 13819 Re ‘to 8 9359 |__ ME! Pi les ‘Pee Say ‘ WwW. 14 Mile ie ha a 5 _3-4442. R ALE A TRAILER: NOT A& it can to . sma. : tiac New 17- ff. ir 395. 18%, ft. with shower, ep Paes Coach Gage Sales. olly R oak: EO Eh, on on finan | ‘ TRUCKERS NOTICE packs tn 151 w.” Cass Lr. Rd FE 4-4507. Sale Fa F arm ) Equipment 76 | _ 3-261, ee re ” seer an itp | RRED-BARTON-PRANCIB 1 STER- quarters C Copasie Mut soe. ooly . Pearson’« Puratiere. N- WELL ROTTED COW MANURE |, OxF : dition, Reasonable, OR OR _}-1575. "| $2 A TRAILER LOAD. MA ¢1039. o8 FERGUEON ae AND ayy 5 good one, $575. | eX, BASS, FOR t, SALE Cir E GReAr | YARD & DRIVEWAY GRADING | gi riscHarMERS Wc) ROW | Sidewaik cond. Top soil, gravel, fill, ete. FE conivator = 2 bottoms plow PTO! each spot. PLA pe Hell een Sate. $75. _5-3552. _shaft, Phone §Tiiiwell 1-4246 lpm 2 mi ling Silver two. 6-piece piace set- tings and extra pieces, never been used. Can FE 8-185}. COMPLETE LANDSCAPE Harry W. hite "* ‘Sons “ipIng <- ” WALKING. O Gerten MA Pil LE E BUNK-BED ek PIA Pay f models meine : EE Se, walking & riding traecter, 7'2 to ae HE Rote-hoe & Mu stang till- waare Pearson Furniture, ve. i 6 “REPATRINO. Fi RI EPULACE CANNEL COAL ers. 2 7 HE Tore power i 1 1S RUGS WOOL FACE tii 8s. — Reversibie, $16.50 i (aap By Wisine lawn mowers, froven the bert. Anchor la “PLAYER plriE mowers. for those who wast the SPEC. GALE on 3 SINGE ING MA a moss sieve $25. MAT. posTiacs OLDEST & “LARGEST Bass Ac. | the Paint fuel oi], Oakland Fuel Evan's ae oe Cod Piste | roar” choice’ FR 5-615 erdions. 3. 0 GALL AGHER’ S. woo i} x.2? 2 10 x 8. outside, Rug Pearson’ 8 Furaivers. id rear fs 2S? Greer Biva . Kee Facto trained mechant ice Sotaine a SET ry a cl ics LEE'S SALE A $s TER $100 | STUDIO ee GOOD > CONDI. ‘ae MACHINE, WHITE. WITH attachments. Used ouce. Cost $180. weet N_ $90, 17131 _Livernois, Detroit CLEAN oor. Dot DOUELS oxi2 ‘Feit Base Rugs $598 95} 3 oa Mt. Crsinsns St. STEEL MOR MORTAR | BOX. ri Ft. \ W fall Tile. ag ie eae ant gal. Stewart elec. guitar and case, new $1 fixtures, newest seas frodern 3ex77". 40° Gibson guitar and case. sas gave. duce, Opdyke at Featherstone. My 44384 eves light Cparee. Lag dents vs e ~ & | Blessing | cornet, Galvani ined | roofing natis. alls | Olds cornet and ee used $ 67.50 EM 3-3582 REPOS. ‘ELECTRIC BABY CHICK “BROOD- Will sccommedate 100 baby. — Good one SaCH SCREENS. 33x64 6 pc. 8 “ee bedroom set, complete, — nent NE and brass trim, like new $149 sessed Paid $13.30 equity. 5 pay-| ay O gach. aam8 | aa4's, all igth ¢e a ft io ROOMS 3 OF FINE : FORNTTORE. — all L. Heywood Wakefield dinin ep gat stove. $25. ort: bunk “GRINNE it. '$ ord paver oe 8-340 Sale Office Equipment « 63 | ORELABD 1 TREE SERVICE TRIM | Sregs. Exp cond, $050 FE 7-0140., steel Panlyte 3c a sq. | bs. OR PEE sare ‘TOILETS 3 ‘ WV OL v VERN: ne cet wits fittings , lamps, evervthing ‘goes. 14 G —! ape bath ore with as : e Take Over tife. Payments. “PORTABL E TYPEWRITER. GXEW. I Rent Trailer Space Why have dicatified customers? “5 ae a eo i "Me Sp ocean Sites PRAREAME PEAT SE ee gerne oan MOBILHOME ESTATES. MODERN jai White & Sons, Inc. Lake front and eville Rd. ood S Sieet 3 . iJ —oscan _ Wood, Coal & Fuel 67, BOLENS | & WHELL HORSE — PARK At PAREHO frcer a aes BD RD MOTORS furnace. fireplace ,sHindiing wood. | handle (Engine overhaul service). e Sere s ter. Only | Paint, 436 Orchard Lk. Ave. Hwy, i i ' tas CASE 56 TRACTOR. RECENTLY F POR S SALE b Lope rea PE 4088s 36 A) reconditioned, with Eagle hitch & Je “ a to 1 | cere ane ve, Cetvers mounted plows. QLive 1-6308 Auto : Accusation eo 8. Bia. at Lon A +268 Plants, Trees, Shrubs 68 68 DAVID BRADLEY WALKING ~~ WELKEND SPECIALS Sl Retractor with bulidorer, 5 hp.) 1936 PONTIA | heavy duty. Has wheel weights. lke ALL KINDS OF FLOWER & VEG- reveraed gears ti veuen eld! jae. oe < 27.50 etable plants. Bell's Farm Pro- | very little. Best cash offer takes FE 3-9183 i FARM MACHINERY — NEW AND oo i350, FOR SALE: EVEROREENG U7 UB | used. ¢Proux Olfver pales co M | to © tad. Tour choice $8. 17 _just ‘north ui Oxfo = miles north tiac on the silver. Dixie. turn right on ‘Grange Mall, | ieocre gat hape ROTO TILLERS NEW 50 hel | Vork trumpet and case ised $58.50 eee men esis ones | Ae 1580 Opevne, PE 44380. | spark d $99.50) to Groveland Farms |FOR SALE: NEAR NEW FORD fit ° “" GLADIOLA BULBS ALL VARIE. | he MY 2-5502 uséd very lit- priced. Call FE 81834. ties, 2654 South Bivd. ae 8.2040, FORD TRACTOR PLOWS AND For Sale Tires ; re ok ome ise i windshield, weering and Ld RORY Dint_AND KEW a. setvice. L W.. MALLORY . AN " A eer Ss ats AND _ RACING ING PRAM, ee | ming & removal. Free estimate. FARMALL ACTOR BN. Skew Pee -On These veh UNDE R\WOOD. TYPEWRITE R dating —- Comaiaion Lice: S047 18 TVS, TABLE “MODELS fe CON. FE Motoroia TV. 21 Pactory “ends — Irregulars SAVE PLUMBING “eheey FSET, | REOISTERED | (NEY. : "sacrifice. $35. UNiversity 1.8044 _ Doors: ; " Teor eas ah t reeaare at GOODY EAR oe oe ICE “Wood sit Stee Moles closet doors. % ciside window. shutters, rage ets operators, \ pd free, tts Tekst Boor SALES > Gak WATER HE HEATER Electric water oeaters. 8 eno first updon SAVE. PENNIES ON ° sen “MEAT le $2. “SCHAFFER FREEZER. OF, Henge, 40 tn, Top-Othbe. ne GE peopel ‘completely auto. Top- aa ance. Price very. reasonable OL g "dever. compietely auto. whl 4 nw cu. 1 ft. deep freeze, like new eS cS) a $58 es | A atic gas dryer Sacrifice or (rade fer goed cat. ee Walled: Lk. MA. YOU CAN CHARGE (t! N DOORS C CASH ke eo ER. 6X8 W rT 50c bushek Robinson's papas Merry OW EF RS [ R) AC TORS Biol coe se to-choose from Jacob- CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE a. ‘ton compressor. on. 373. Sale Sporting Goods 65 eas ) MARION BLUF. 35-__ KEN. | fo Moto-Mower and car eg od 1 EN ere, PEER EY ELECTRIC | oe APPLIANCE | 461 Commerce Rd EM 3- 4114. ~ TRADE-IN- DEF Tae si4 O8E ied pees ed Goif = : ee $60 00 16 x 50° Sneculars ; $24.95 Whirla way -85-outfits $17.50 Rink Rotler Skates, 14 bes Baseball Gloves 7 No. Saginaw St OLF 8 -|_9 ly #19 6 MU $-8038 = ae atch RR gi - Open ces — Mecu raben. CHAIN saws Sale Motor Scooters: 82. RANGE. 72. PUSH- Guar Sacrifice at Hegre! ga range & : ve: ; BLAY yas SUPPLY co NT 7, MATER ae sheir “93 81 Oreierd, Lake Ave. _ 27101 = st Ut 8 TOILETS | 942.50 | vate “24 9 Lounge ehale é& oes i600 18 CO FT. UPRIGHT mang ai ier — cash, Call FE MA Tv peor Showers compete with tau: a ae 303 Orchard Lk rede 1285 tet 83 Heavy Bay iy Play € Gym tae Hews ava 18 W, Pike. E-Z terms FE, ae ttre be tube ome eunaition. Tied ) TRADE-IN- cost ~10 you $27.8 Manas Leach, 10 Bagiey Siete ee nip EeexG DAY SPECIALS! — 8 COODYLAR SERV TE iCE | 13 SO S. Cass rm. extension tabie, Hey» KT TCHEN CABI ae ee sea a a out of f we ; but « lot) A os ia fa as Wakefield, Champggne a $6, ‘Bamboo cane poles, reg. reg. $3 oT XP E WRITER. iS G MaA- rim. chine, cash re ister. — véesk, | elec, golf citibs, ‘tchen, capinette. per | we eee, large bookcase, 104 Sa ie Oak end Fu pniture Ce. TIME TO BUY t or eee ee To ‘ ee ~ Used Electric SONS & PREMIER STRAW. | 3 30 OR’ 3-6672 = : White walls, | ROBINSON'S & PREMIER ATRAW: | Gi Soy novo TILLER SALEG __ | ROSTHEON'S 8 PREMIES sagooking | GILSON ROTO TILLER SALES &| {ee ste & eating pony OL 6-188 {- 8 fo 3:00 F oe Lake. Open inaw. od MAPLES —- RED Gere i ; er Maples — White birch | JOHN | DEERE = DEMONSTRATOR : puy-Be! $35 Bargain Save 50 per cent — FE 420 and 520 tractors at a real or FE 5-93 0384. 5 aoe Sie tS yea Ae agit 303 8 a b merston @ 4 anc rea & ° ee habe ‘5 i NURSERY GROWN “SPRUCE a ware. Ph. Hart! land 2511. or Fen- (heal Pine, 1 to.3 ft 10 or mote. ton MAin 9-2064. We trade & fi- trad a ee onlz, Cedar. | Hartland, Mich : ite UIPMENT AND| es G'S. tor Clarkston, MA | JOHN DEERE—NEW IDEA FARM ED. WILLIAMS 2 - equipment. New and used Davis - oer 3 5-1923. | Machinery, Ortonville NA 7-3292 | #0! 8. Seginew_et Reeburn__ = ) PEAT MOSS. STATE INSPECTED | dessa dl atl pt Se on, = ack: USED ROW SOATE: i sCHOKL- ‘ FOOT ALUMINUM p.m. OR 3-4906. g FE 8-2275, FE 49953 | rubber Cultivator & plow. After, $10.95 plus tex, Corer. ¢; “New | Ww ant to buy ae in rea- sonably good condition, - ARD BRAN D NEW TIRES. in on Genera; _ (WANTED : 10 HP. OUTBOARD sale Store ‘Equipment “64. A. 50 each. or than 10 $3.each.| nance Hartlahd-Area Hardware, ~ te 3 gs cent off : pe! shift. Around $100; OR. Transportation Offered &7° a et ae! < ENGINE oe oN ei 35e doe 1141 8 Moe or 1008 Myrtle St. FE 5 nen “Goovall” 32 in 5 riding mowers.| chine tucky Blue, 45c. Delivered FE = Bolens and wheel horse tractors 4-3 a 53-6356 ee eee _| with mowing attachments As- $223 PREES_SPRUCE PINF ARBOR-| -OR 3-2602 Ww. “sliverbei Rd. after 4 WIZZER SPORTSMAN, | hpats opping: pRosTon ‘POPPIES 2 & non p.m ‘ha ] 4, 5 Up, 88, S 5 l ¥. Huntin Acoma OSA. 3-0006 SP ECIA - F \ Ss porns | BRITTANY SPANIEL PUPS. A ARC Used: Bolens 3.6 HP > Sale Mioreyiie 83 tor ie reas 4 . gs r PaRy ByILDINDS COCKER PUPS” eae Riding Tractor ° ) HARLEY, PAaper $323 HYDRO. KORE PARCELS. NEAR Fe §-7152 295. er Seomnes, Mich: Excellent. baat! ng GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. SIL-. IN A-l CONDITION | ji Ma TCHLESS a cc. A - 1 farm a Situated. the! ver gray male 5 months old rgREDt TERMS {ont New tires, $350. FE 5.5214 heart iat the | jareest aoaware re- House broken. Also stud service: ouUR I # DEALER ‘38 HARLEY DAVIDSON. henry apy area acres MA 4 44-2540, os a NG BR ROs Saseaserien. aist saree ee MALE DOO, HALF COCKER 1 vKH 3 >. poe A . er “sear old Child's pet, but needs PONTIAC «DAB OPDYRE | fenced yard or eountry living FE rE 44-0734 FE @1112 | "oar | yt os meinen, see & Dirt 66. 2-338 WTD SERVICE ON FORD & FER . ihe on PARAKEE TS Siang .. aR guson. tractors. Motor tune-up lies Sandetson | hydraulics @ specialty. Done nt se “eats Sir he A your farm. 5ave : pick-up & Ge ASB shan Fag BERET Sy reel ¥ [i] eriene r PEDIGREED “eta, HE 8 cirfens L-felianie. | ie bvtaned pie mos Rrast »-9900 FOR, LATE MODEL USED CARS Community Motor Sales” AUBURN AT HAST BL 0 yt Agr BLVD, THE ANSWER. TO. YOUR PROBLEM 4aW ant Ads! To sell, rent, : |hire, it's FE 2-8181; low mileage, al son 6n, a OR 310, onth=~ my! Ghevtoet bed at Woodward A 4.2735. * FONTIACS TRUCK CENTER GMC RETAIL BRANCH = Oakland at Cass 4 ' . “Matthews - Hargreaves iia. FIRST | USED CARS ‘FIRST. i) } OFFER. THE SE _ Job Ready’ SPECIALS | isn ua rae" By-Pass around B Has m MAKE THIS SUMMER se a toe TABLE ON : EUONE | 1055 CHEVROLET BEL AIR HARD. PANEL. : mse ** engine. racie heater see . 1%. "Hz owergliide nothe irmingham 36 Chevy vA Ton r s 7D 3 neal car Reauted D a coor ' DUMP : Our Go ‘Hust — North Chev- ?-Ts = £05. relet uater Blvd. at $..Wood- 50 GMC 2-Ton . o1-S SOS Gata ave. Birmingham, Mi - 3X8 YARD BOX * “27 ‘crear SEADrT © TinN $2 Chevy 2 5-Ton € to; GEORGE $ MILLION LIKE NEW! SPECIAI 2 New ‘58 Fords. all equipped with DELIVERY _ Radio & heater Safety package "30 Chevy Seda: € 9: A Side mirror. windshield white om Al tires nUMP oe PAYMENT PLAN * tor ey _, Custom 3 24 5.90 mo 55 Ford FAO .....$147° Fairlane Club Sedan Aa mo : airiane lub Sedan $5793 mo 3X3 YARD BOX - Station Wagon 5.60 mo eae YOUR OLD car Dow "$1 Ford tg-Ton ..-% 205 ALL DOWN PAYMENT yanr FORG E $ MILLION y ee co < 50! CREDIT MANAGER 7 International... 3 27> Harold furtier Ford PANEL - __.__MI_ +500 * “ae 4 ee 17 @ ws a3 Chessctet + 0° 953° CHEVROLET {fDoon st a Powergiivie ’ une PICKUP tae loo’< "ust Uke nee Our abo & ’ Pe 8 € << © N-4188 North Chesrolet © x Fo d po-lon S27 Hunter Bid at R. Wowinsrd Ave ' Birmingiam fl 2735 BUY NOW! yas NO RUST $200 OR WHILE PRICES ARE AT A LOW. - = : ER LE Get Wise | cconomize. , Matthews- Hargreaves Your Chevrolet Dealer 631 OAKLAND AVE: PE 4-4547 gestion 91 ' For Sale Cars i", & THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS : ‘MM Pontiac Legend S696 ‘ : = —° _ $696 ‘ : a f, 8495 & avn dr 230 \/ Larry EON eet eed veut —a yo MeL: oe OX; CONVERTIBLES Used Trucks ° AND | STATION WAGONS | TO CHOOSE FROM BANK RATES A, “Oakland County's wildest trader” NORTH CHEVROLET Hunter at S. Ueetwere. ANS Birmingham 27: ADVENTURER | “WOW' Hold your hat'’ Thig factory cer is. like new and it's equipped with ful: power A limited production model. 405 horsepower wi)! take the Will nandie $2205 SCHUTZ DESOTO-PLY MOPTH $12 8. Woocward. Birmingham $5 CADILLAC 62 4-DR . SEDAN Very good oe. sell. $1905. OR- Jando 3-2120 — $983 ) Chevr rolet Bel Air Powergiide 2-Dr Sharp No magney down, $23 per monti Bob F rost RAMBLER ‘82 RAMBLER 7-pDR HARDTOP 33 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY STATION WAGON 55 RAMBLER 4¢-UR CUSTOM 35 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY STATION WAGON : 56 RAMBLER ¢DR sl PER 56 METROPOLITAN HARDIOP 5a BET TOPCUIT A HARDTOP SMO wo NEW METROPOLITAN CON VERTIBLES ay & USED cane . BILE SPEAC! alee BALES & SERViC? att & Saginaw PY: 5 629 Nee , "4 i (1957 Olds = @& hard jo & heater. Sharp! 82 is DODGE CARS TRUCKS “STATT S ‘MOTOR SALES M24 MY _%2750_Lk._ Orton top, Dynaflow. Radio. Heater Whitewalls $1995 1997 Chevrolet oor sports coupe | V8 Powerglide — Heater Whitewalls $1045. 1931 Dodge club coupe Radio & 4 Gy 5 ee . R & R MOTORS ‘Sl. SHARP. Ral. OVER- 1955 Chevrolet %« tom pickup Al) 124 Oakland FE_¢3529 drive. $250, OR 3-8887 = - pew tires. cond. $945 153 D. CUSTOM. 2 : ei EXE CU TIVE CAR R&H. ABSOLUTELY NO ey, HOME R HIGHT M [ R= We cpsonen P pass A! a aa. “Gal Mg: : “18 Minutes From Pontiac’ Boles er New Yorker ir 1 : On the bargain Be cn sedan for sale. Fully pg A aaa | ea roe OXFORD, M ZGAN A 8-252 equip radio, hea yy = cr utente ‘tires, powerfiite. 56 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN CTORY pores, teetien sed meatee, Pils" Biiscieuni hecteu Haste. Special custom woven nylon A a FA OR fntertor blends perfectiv _ Immaculate. OL _1-0611 with Opalescent Turquoise GM-TD. RED and bisck eterior, “SHOW EM 3-3265~ ROOM CONDITION“ Ful! i986 LINCOLN s price only 81995. 4-Dr. ——— Full power. 1 own- PONTING : Bob rost bos sa va DRQIOPLY MOUTH T _8_Woodwar irmingham a bia tor = 330 Huuter Blvd. (0.8 19: Radios meen: Ose omer. FOR SALE ‘36 FORD RANCH: - Br-Pass around B’Ham SRO: 5 wagon. standard shift, 6 cylinder. yg] 66934 MI 2202 white wall tires. R&H. back up , OPEN ‘TIL 9 P high 8 ar wingstions =e ae $1330 or will consider cheap trace ar \; -- PON IAC FE 5-3964 after 6 pm .or RE LINCOLN. 1955 22109 during day Here’s a Capri Cou e that 181 FORD. 2 DR. GOOD CON- 2 in ala CONDITION " : : z ‘ dition 18 mos to pas off eee | ully Peale and it : Mr Bell, Great Lakes. FE 8-04( ents ae urquoise and 1952 Ford. Ermine nite with full ‘leath- v4 Regio and heater Low mile- er interior, An older car is ; No money downP 624 per month STORE ‘33 DODGE. 4 DR. R&H A Nice 36 FORD, TAKE OVER PAY- Mercury engine _38 Short St FE 5-1638_) ae ‘1 PACKARD. EXC. COND., NO FE 45-2766 ie FORD 4 DR. RADIO, HEATER | ines 8-3 _& good tires. ‘Foan 1953, R& .kH, VERY “CLEAN, $395. 6818 coaky Lk Re ~ 3-3386 all you need. $1,495. @ MI CLEMENS 8T _ Bob Frost | ‘SOCHUITZ = ‘|. 3-117 ‘ $12.8 Woodward. Birmingham — BEHIND THE POST OF FICE ae Hunter Bivd. (U8 as - 1956 Mercury v-Pass around BHa Convertible Full power Very 1958 CHEVROLE r HARD TOP 8F. MI cau ; MT 6-220 Reedy owner Can Giasnee. we Radio. seater, Powerglde Open ‘ul 9 one owner Birmingham car tgoi “FORD CUSTOM “1 Tien Prt ced to sei] at only $1186. Our Standard trans This ro has rost | stock No N4104 North Chevro- very low orig mi @ tires Like let Co. Hunter Blvd. at 8 Wood- new $445. 4 : ward are Birmingham. M1! THE BARGAIN LOT . 280 Hunter Bivd. (US. 10) 4-2735 : Hunter Blyd. at Haynes, Birm By-Pass around — secre Boney _ MI _5-4456 _ MI # ™ * 6-2202 : a ale F i MERCORT ee COUPE. ~ , Wagon 4Dr Sharp. V-8. Ford- 1951 MER: Ne wey ROuey argc radio, | _smatic adie and heater $1845 R&H, ABSOLUTELY NO MON heater Powerglide Origina! paint LA bas roe Sars Me A real buy for only $978 Our O rost P at ME 4.7300. ‘Warne ee etock He N-4083. North Chevro- ner Ford. et Co. Hunter Bivd. at S Woot et ee ward irmingh 280 Hunter Bivd 1.0 8 16) 6 03s “ve ITE MI ; pe -Pass around aig ene i HE i MI 6-603 + 220: La Our Pr - open cus OS™" “Bright Spot ur Prices Le | WERE Birmingham hac a quota of - AND NeverLower Bloomfield I LECT YOUR. SECOND CAR : NOM DURING OUR SPRCIAL Used Car opring Sale NEW CAR TRADES | 5 PLY MON rH FOR THE FINEST IN A as a ve : OSEATION hops ad ‘ New ; eer 2 werfiigh wm $220 DOWN santa” PER, MONTH Used Car ea? GAs Ee DRIVE ON OUT TO [ Sl DESOTO $40 DOWN aoe PER WEEK ochutz Motors IN BIRMINGHAM DESOTO | WAYs A HUGE SEL HARDTOP 2 DOOR AWAtTING YOUR APPROVAL Power steering Brand ne*« car, our price SPECIALIST *, QUART SIZE. $2 685 BARGAIN PINT SIZE _ 7 PRICES. $3 BUICK STOP -TONIGHT ~_ PICK CONE toe foe OOH — DRIVE IT--NO OBLIGA- 620 DOWN $4968 PER MONTH TION - WE LSKE PEOPLE. | “FOP TODAY" « BE -SAFE : BE SATISFIED . BRAID’ hf SURE AND, SEE = | / > 1OK SALES SCHUTZ ~~ DES i ‘ NEALFA- ay nate! aaa | - ot ops OUP DALY YP od YFO\ PEN Mout H FE. 20186 Hi & _weeteerd, Birmingsem | a - ; ; a. 7 Tt used care to move tor MAY You may practically write your own DEAL : Savoy 1953. 3) PLYMOUTH STATION Belvedere transmission. $2396 1953 “1956 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE S¥- 2 y. 21.000 miles. Whitewalls, $725 Birmingham NASH 606_ SW oodward _ Sidewalls. tires ie zen Will trade. MA 54-1706 after ve PLY MOUTH, 1954 15.000. MILES THAT'S ALL Gold Convertible with “~ Full price $805 Sun ‘Diack SCHUTZ Woodward, Birmingham - 1958 Plymouth ‘4-dr. V-8 Automatic mingham “RASH 666 S. Woodward PLYMOUTH VERY CLEAN. re oe 54-6889 Eves FE SAVE MORE> NOW! ‘37 M G,-A Hardtop Radio. heater. wire wheels $2285 §7 Hillman 4-Dr. Green & grey, approx. 4.000 _ miles ; . $1605 56 Opel Convertible 4 cr radio & heater B19 37 Mercury Wagon 4 dr. hard top power $2345 "87 Chevy 2-Drt. 4-8 Powerglide. R&H ~~ $1545 ‘37 Chevy 2-Dr. Standafd: transmission. R&H $1308 57 Plymouth 4Dr. | § cylinder. push button R&H $1395 | 30 Pontiac Convertible dramatic. R&H , $1545 Chevy Bel Air H’ top "standard — solid black, 4 tienen wake. dened | *6 Ford F airlane Seve Abaay Ss 70 fine used | wite ma : tone ate $1085 éars on hand to choose ~ me Ford ABE ro from. Drop in-today. . | 7prtematic. suite. wails The dollars’ you save porguite’ gan ue will be your’ own. 33 DeSoto 4-Dr. ~ . Powerfite V-4, R&H 6808, | JEROME'S «. 53 Plymouth Club Coupe t. : . transprrtation $285 4 ‘ "St “St Plymouth 4-Dr. ae ' E Z ad Runs “Bright Spot’ "kieSTEEtHNEer” Orchard Lake at Cas? BNGLEHART y ¥ 2 8.488 Open’ till 10. sa ie aa —™ vs 3 | . i ; . ee oa Ve + ; ON SALE SAT. MAY. SALE Thur., Fri., Sat. May 1, 2, 3 You Auto BUY NOW From Eddie Steele LOOK 1949 Ford 99c 3, & AM 1951 HUDSON $19.99 ON SALE FRI MAY 2. 10 PM FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED SPECIAL PRICES Every New-Used Car in Stock ae ScvHOOTT. ] OWNER LOW. dan, exc. cond, call FE 2-4586 mileage, New tires, OR 3-3566 | after 6 Pm 5 ‘$7. VOLKSWAGEN — -1955 Be. cone & looks like new a blymouth May. Day FOLLOW is CROWD: EDDIE | STEELE FORD | ‘2708 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego Harbor ' 1958 Ford - DEMOS Priced to Sell & a ae / © » PhSFE $9204 { " ae. ‘ = : : i oi : : > < * 4 ‘ * : ys i ? Be! ary : ca Si f : « pay ee re pei : : : 7 ee - _ x . * i : ee "Poe a ° CU xe ve oe * ~ — pte Ee i = ; + 5 4 xe . £6 . ie . = o ee Reera is Ki - ts, a ~ pares a: te ; Ae _ 2 Bao a “, FP ; . yj o a a se o : 5 +. } « ol a a ee “ [ : a» \ i oe OF : ' 2 . THE, PONTIAC PRESS. opHt RSDAY. MAY 1. 2058 oe sd a For SaleCars | 91 CARNIVAL *” | by Dick Turngr, For Sale’ Cars 91 For Sale Gare 91) c or Sale Cars 91 i S ANNOUNCES: : ~ any be ee EL Caer nnersccpeds | "oy" OWEN : are eh CLUB eure, iy se — -'83 FORD VICTORIA CLEARANCE SALE. SHARP. CARS } wane. Ral , : a This ‘oe a trea! harp job. ite? 2 Kaiser ar ee Be ape: special convertible. “f ic > oe ve! ef? 22. @. .4.57.-- Olds ba qo SPECIRL HT DYNA. . a . eS eS Woe din rts Be. sure | "30° Co. “so 7 Piym mou ‘we ‘pel ey 2 « qr * \\ flow _ ae & H. PE Sis throvgh-. ” “ 7 10 agp thse < ae ta stereett? 4 461 Chevrotet, x ha ae seo Ff a a oF i _omt.,1 owner, FE ae ‘$u0zB ET : bs Roger's Sales & Servi ice’ a Olas custom - we Go he NO DOWN PAYMENT . WOK 6 Oakland yg sam oger's res cans! HOUCHTE "SONS va] to retail he Forg 2dr. Very sharp car : ECONOMIZE -- GO | RAMBLER! TEN ‘x J Asvas me small monthly payments’ ne es . DE ALER — ee = YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE ; {IDER- 24 Lucky Auto Sales. 197. : “oh MERCURY 2 DR, R & BH. AND GMC TRUCK DEALER. : ART foe FE 4-221 ; DEMO. < WW, clean & no fust, FE 5.7784 agra our gOREION CARS Cl $ale - cee ee ta » HURON MOTOR SALTS | Full price 2G Fain "ara, le home earance “ALWAYS & GOOD SELECTION OF = —- ' z . ; Se ci SALES att VE —$AVE * 952, W. ADRO'. FE 2-260) . 18) “rost 1953 PLYMOUTH. SEDAN. AUTO. — ‘93 BUICK, 4 DR. DYNA. R&H 2-4 door 500 Victoria, 1.2 door : R&H ABSOLUTELY NO MONKEY a real buy. $385 é 500 Victoria. 1 - 4 door Fairlane “60 Hunter Bivd. (U.S. 10) DOWN Assume payments “¥r l IST ED BELOW “ARE matin oo -eare is ea Aa “4 MOTORS . - des Poop aap So PTA By-Pass around B’Ham $14.8 mo. Call Credit Mgr. 2 . ; Lite : ; > 7. ‘184 Oakland FE_ 4.3529 y uttom radio «a heaters MI -6-6934 MI 62202 r $ a +’ aro. ure . Pp ‘ xd inaw Sa a ae W. tires, and stvie tone paint er ° ner F ; ” : ee een ‘ 1985 Buick Most hay. PS snd PB. and 1934 AMBASSADOR CUSTOM met Many . Very Lo W rice #3. VAN WELT. oe DIXIE Hardtop Dyna-Fie. Radio and Spotlights. Priced “rom | $2490 to, dr. overdrive. R&H, with bed. tod Sp eed op BeCOUPE _ Ra = : ‘36 F IRD STATION WAGON 4 C800. natsid Mr ares | =» SCHU We Z MOTORS "32 PONTIAC 2Door ,..-----::.-25-+- = $ 345 z FOR GOOD +3034, Chevie 210 4 Dr. Power iM =: ae R&H - ike ~ 912_8, Woodward MI_6-5300 : 7103 “SED CARS +7 Radio, Heater... ‘ R-& R MOTORS 1956 -='3] PONTIAC, | $1790. CALL BE: oo. . 208 ; spaced lone (y woRE olon ‘PROM 724 Oakland FE 4-3529 27 Mariva 53 FORD Club Coupe ......;- tamw beeen. 8 395 . FE 2801 Open Eves MAN Cone Te tog Us com 36 FORD STATION WAGON. CUS- = Rambler 1953 GE CATALINA, HT. & - hee : : om tom sedan. R&H. W-W. OR 35-6482 & OH. Gres excellent. $350. Se ee ee 2128 - See M&M Moto Motor Sales | 'H kj [Zz ——— Wagon $1295. - best offer. Call OR 38107 _ 53 CHE\ROLET 4-Door ......-:-.----+: $ 445 Bes taste," BR SS oe wae ot wn Sn ee Bin, a PLyuouti sup. | ‘ Sh 8) Oise Mighw M-15 a = 7( lrm1n ham 5] PLYN J 5 : 2067 . _ Si geaed POR MApie 55071 Over _mights ul_§ “Tell the public we're cooperating in the campaign to make — , TOM BO was ! 9g Black, Good kreasportaties. Bur 33 BUICK 4-Door ........... oem es ns 495 ecoNOMy cars S"A0BORN H Av PT our roadsides more attractive! We're putting out SPORTS NASH sia : WE. NEED MANY GOOD T better-looking cans’ {956 Metropolitan Hardtop 81095 di R *S3 OLDSMOBILE 4Door ...........-..... & 545 ou Sor AT 3, ee _— Deer Ms a __. , 1987 Metropolitan Haroipo - $1395 606 8. Woodward Iimmy De ose ° ms > PAY MIGH DOLLAR. CAEL. ” ee eee eee eelce pea | suas = 140 W. HURON 3340 SSE (CAR BU ER an Mi Pontiac. Sales For Sale Cars 91 “For Sale Cars| 90 test srs ane Sises EF C RY vatpoenatce oe tet @ | 33 OLDSMOBILE Hardtop ............5. $ 695 ae epee en a Se ie mmm ~~ AY get 640) 6omiles per gallon o: . NTER. AT '5¢Pon Chieftain. 4 Dr. Own- : 7 CHEVY SELAIN CONVERTI- better & are in. A-1 condition A TO , Bower brakes 15.- : 5660 6 WOODWARD, BIRMINGHAM. lomo. Save of (965 CHEVROLET V-8 WITH STAN: > 2 tome blue, white walls . ; woo. miles ea. $1,350" PE. SS0T1. Sa RL ICh blardiop +600 0.0ss see $ 505 ontiac Starchief Cat sedan dard transmission A real hum- Re “EM 3-0236: Birmingham 51 PONTIAC 8 4 DR. EXCELLENi os a Pe ee eee w IN any CONDE. ye power very low mileage dinger «f a car for only $838 re : ‘ : vcendition. Very te rust. 132 fica aa Chevie 2 dr V-8. R&H, Very Qu- stoex No, N-4109" North Chey _B_ Rundell or FE 2-5796 5768 CARS, Chevie 2 dr P ide. Ran. roel co Hunter Blvd. at 8. Wood ore Oe corms reae foidiod aad — i Pontiac J 84 FORD 2-Door .......0.0.....- veeneeee $ 495 Parts Open Sunday /< Chevi ag 7 Suasrende: BS ward Ave, eee Ml Powerglide 2 tone t, A beau- - ‘ : 8 cylinder 4Dr Hydramatic Ra- . a - . from i mE SS $027 33 -Nash ¢ dr Statfeman srs, : 7 | tful 92 omper car Priced to sel eS Wood , "35 OLDSMOBILF. 3 SS eT eres Sone 5236 © 0} $2 Pontiac 2 dr. Hydra. R&H —_ —— ~— or only Ste: 9. 660 5S E ar “gar oe 3 eo : 5 < 5 my Licaed wth, cates Vase uaip’ “41 CHEVY ERE TRANS CLEA | O87. Moth Chocreies On. Runter _ Woodware 7 mee Re sRARDTOP 34 PONTIAC 4-Door ...... . eae $ 505 : Aine. taneporiation_apeetals EM 3-0081. He Risgine Blvd, at & Woodward Ave. Bir- OWNER, “543 ORD RANCH WAG. ine Buear aladaas Wane: O rost . , 2063 “te ——— — 5 Treen woo: - ; ; ae ‘ as oa . zac CORNER rine Es & EAST /BLVD saapie os Nights PR la 5-116) ae _____tiae “FE! 4.0066 / goats This is seal Deller | sa Sieetne Bive (Ga. Ges 54 MERCURY 42D0Gr 223.2. ee eee $ 345 ple | Aple ! 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ARD | LAKE ave a THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1058 Be IM ae « wm Wa ter Brennan Resents Being C. a led Corny and Tricks me Today’ Ss Tolavisien Programs’ _J = Programe ferlahed| by statlons Wste® tm this column are eubject to change withoet notice | Channel 2—WJBE-TV | * Channel WWJ-TV Channel 1—WZYZ-TV Channel $—CKLW-TY TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00 (7) Mr. Danger, @) Popeye. (4). News: Williams. (2) Racket Squad. 6:15 (4) Weather: Eliot. 6:20 (4) Box Four. 6:30 (1) Frontier Doctor. (9) Sky King. = (4) Crossroads. (2) News: LeGoff. 6:40 (2) Weather: Phelps. 6:45 (2) News: Edwards. 7:00 (7) Sports Parade. (9) Boots, Saddle. Indian Ad- venture. : (4) (color) Mich. Outdoors. (2) Silent Service. 7:10 (7) Weather. 1:15 (7) News: Daly. (7) Circus Boy. Adventure: Corky, Joey help old pal make circus comeback. 1:30 (4) (color Tic Tac Dough. (2) Sgt. Preston. Adventure: Old braggart loses his gold and his grandson's faith. 5:00 (2) Richard Diamond. Adven- ture: Diamond searches for _sebal letter when at- torney is found dead. Jocelyn Brando (actor Marlon Brando’s sister) stars as the attorney's wife. (7) Real McCoys. Comedy: Grampa thinks he’s ‘The Life of the Party” when he butts into Luke and Kate's get-together. (9) Movie (cont.) (4) Dragnet. Adventure: (2) Climax. Drama: De. tective (Peter Graves) tracks down lonely hearts club kill- er (Henry Silva) through vic- time he plays mute . wife. C) Pat Boone, Her Shrine. 9:00 | (9) Headline. Mark Rovens Comedy: wed- 9:30 (7) Navy Story of rehabilitation of ‘Log. Adventure: Navy amputee, (9) Monte Cristo. (4) Ernie Ford. Variety: First: of .two. special shows from New York. - stars in war drama. 10:00 (7) Make Me Laugh. Audi- ence participation, Come- dians Don Knott, Jackie Can. non, . (3) News, (4) (colpr) Rosemary Gobel, . George (2) Playhouse (cont.) 10:15 (9) Weather. 10:20 (9) ‘Film Fare. - |10:30 (7) Realm of Wild. Insects;| Night in the Jungle. “(9) Command ~ Performance. Walter Pidgeon, ‘‘Manhunt.”’ (41). » (4) Jane Wyman. Drama: Shy 11:00. (7) Soupy’s On, (9) Command (cont.) (4) News: W'Kamp. (2) News: LeGoff. \. o 11:15 (4) Weather: Eliot. (2) Miss Fairweather. 11:20 (4) Sports: Parker. ‘ (2) Sports Final, 11:30 (7) Night Court. (9) Theater (cont.) (2) Jack Paar. Comedian Cliff Afquette, Kaye Ballard, singer Betty Johnson. (2) N'watch (cont.) FRIDAY MORNING 6:50 (2) Meditations. (2) On the Farm Front. 7:00 «(2) T. V. College. (4) Today. 1:30 (2) Cartoon: Frolic. 8:00 2 8:30 © Bie Se. "\a:45 _ (2) Cartoon Classroom. 9:00 (4) Amos ‘n’ Andy. (2) Playhouse 90. John Kerr 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Th. Elsal: Lancheste: 14:00 £ 9:3@ (2) Ladies Day. 44) Romper Room. (1) Our Friend Harry. 9:55 (9) Billboard. © 10:00 (2) Garry Moore. ees 44) Dough Re Mi (9) Movie. 10:30 “ Treasure Hunt. 14:00 (2) Arthur y (2 At Sot 11:25 (7) News. 11:30 (2) Dotto. (4) Truth or (7) Ricky the (9) Howdy Doody. | 11:45 (1) Noontime Comics. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2). Love of Life. (4) Tie Tac Dough. (9): Hidden Pages. 12:30 (4) It Could’ Be You. % Stu Erwin. (9) Myrt and Doris. (2) Search for Tomorrow. 12:45. (2) Guiding Light. 1:00 (2) Susie (4) Movie. (1D, My Little Margie. (9) Movie. (2. As The World Turns. (7) Topper. - (2) Our Miss Brooks. (1) Lady of Charm. (4) Faye Elizabeth. (2) House Party. (4) Kitty Foyle. (9) News. (2) Big Payoff. (4) (color), Matinee Theater. Bandstand. 1:30 « (2) Verdict Is Yours. (7) Do You Trust Your Wife. (2) Brighter Day. (4) Queen. for a Day. (7) American (2) Secret Storm. (2) Edge of Night. (9) Laff Time. (4. Modern Romances. (2) Detroit Bandstand. (4) Blondie. . (7) The Buccaneers. (9) Looney Toons. 3:30 9:25 (2) News. (4) It’s Great World. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. val Serial Theater. - Family Holds Party jon Elevated Train CHICAGO @ — A veteran Chi- cago Transit Authority motorman got a big surprise yesterday when he started on his last run on an elevated-subway train — sort of er 42 years as a motorman I Seaway oe sada = -Today’ S Radio Programs - - .~ cided he should have his head ringlet of fuzz WILSON | to the cast. She goes fram..pad to vere. said, “Did you notice how the ing $30 for dinner, all talking about’ the terrible recession?” Vooren,” the Belgian Bulge, singing while balloons bust, champagne pops and famous maitre d’ Robert purrs over guests, Her act’s wondrously smooth. One of the lyrics in her “little boy” song is: “When I think their mother bothers.” Even wives like Monique—not too easy considering her spectacu- lar figure. THE MIDNIGHT EARL... his film bio. often—makes Jack Douglas, Him”. . aboard the — | Shaved Heads Seem to Be Quite the’ e' Rage NEW YORK- Ernie Kovacs got the idea himself. Playing a railroad president in his next movie, “Miss Casey Jones”—~ much of which’ll be shot in Chester, Conn., “The. unique Monique Van_ how an excellent cafe thrush . they. might grow up like their‘ fathers I often wonder why. in J une—he de- shave, -- ‘The New Haven RR: is lending its facilities © to Ernie, Doris Day, Jack Lemmon and th . rest of the cast, and director Dick Quine.| » ithe world famous Sacco-Vanzetti Ernie won't look exactly like Yul Brynner- “he'll still have the mustache . . . and a. just above his ears. a Week’s Worst Pun: “Know what the Mex!- - can was trying to do when he pushed his wife ~ over a cliff? No? Tequilla!” . Greer Garson, Mame” with 1 municating by wri . Second worst: who’s been ‘out of “Auntie itis, and redtced to com- gon a pad, is FRIAS, * * Dining in swank 21, Nashville Publisher Siliimant Evans Jr, bar’s jammed with guys spend- ' MONIQUE Billy Eckstine and his bride of two months, Carol Drake, are busting up; she’ll ask for a $2,375-a-month settlement. : . The W. C. Handy estate will get five per cent of the gross of . . NBC’s talking to Jimmy Durante about a TV’er . Vice Pres. Nixon's advisers suggested he wear specs more look more dignified .. » has a book coming out: “No Navel to Guide . Singer LaVern Baker’ll wed comic Slappy White . Jack Paar’s writer, * «wk * to get to the green—and then start on us right there.” (Commis EARL’S PEARLS: Golf is a lot like: taxes; you drive hard wind up in the hole. WISH PD SAID THAT: “All this talk about Russia gainin’ on us is unfair,” says John Henry Faulk. “It’s after sun-up} there while it’s still midnight here—why, they got a —— . That's earl, brother. ht, 1958) . -|But Americans Wait Until September in many nations. Annual May By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Workers’ parades and speeches of Iabor leaders around the world today marked May Day, = = cient spring festival which am international labor ealabe tion| seen outside the United States. Mos- cow’s demonstration emphasized civilian labor and held the annual [Coma parade to 15 minutes. Communists and non-Commu- nists alike took the day off in many nations for demonstrations. the first Monday in September, U. S. workmen, who celebrate worked as usual. * x * ; Thousands of West European workers poured onto the boule- vards and squares to enjoy spring leaders. Mindful of past workers’ Clashes on May Day in some coun: tries, police forces. of many na- tions were tense. _ > Demonstrations ranged from the annual Moscow parade, in which an estimated million per- sons participated, to small rallies * * * Tt rained in Moscow as the brief display of conventional military Square, followed by a sports dis-. marching. before Soviet leaders) and U. A. R. President Nasser. weapons were shown. The day’s sun and listen to oratory of labor play and Moscow residents, . |It was the shortest May Day mili-| _ |tary march in years and no new} ‘Defense Minister Mar-' World Workers Celebrate Day. Festival bricht and other leaders in East Berlin. The weapons included ar- mored trucks, antiaireraft and an- titank guns, heavy howitzers and w/the first T34 Soviet medium tanks seen in East Berlin. In the Western sector of the di- vided city, a demonstration began with the slogan “Peace-Freedom- Progress.” . Patchwork Preferred | to Orderly New Shirt -FREMONT, Calif. — Poor Freddie was a dummy created. by the Irvington School PTA mem- bers to raise funds for classroom supplies. * * * ; Freddie was passed among the ladies, who sewed patches on his ragged britches and shirt — with patches, - Well, Freddie gt. Plenty; patched. - x * * But then the PTA president, Mrs. Pauline Burnsed, noticed that Freddie had a new shirt. Somebody had takeri the old one equipment ‘rumbled through Red With all the stitched-in contribu- 'tions. currency or coins sewn under, the! . Speen Vorceti "Governor Dies Attained National Fame to Two Radicals BOSTON. w—Alvan T, Fuller, e'governor of Massachusetts during ‘ease, died of a hedt¢ attack last “hight while attending a downtown itheater, He was 80 in February. Accompanied by his sister Mrs. Fuller Halsey, the former gover- nor was watching the motion pic- ture ‘‘South Pacific’? when -he gasped and slumped forward in his seat. : x * An inhalator squad from the fire him but he was pronounced dead ‘at 9:45 p. m. Theater were unaware. of the death. Mrs. Fuller, critically ill, was not immediately notified of -his passing. ~ nence while serving his second Herm as governor when a -by -Refusing Clemency department attempted to revive|- patrons} — Fuller attained national promi-|- = Critic s Barbs. = Wound Actor ae ot acting . tricks, well that’s Grestpa! McCay. ; x -«.* ito a studio to play the role of a fellow menaced by Edward G. prison Aug. 23, 1927. Fuller held no public office after the governorship. 'Actor’s Son Going to Boarding School |== Claims Characteristics Go With Grandpa Role in ‘The Real McCoys’. By oe # See a wood 's old pro —ethe tall, 64-year- 184-ton ship into the Yokohama seawall April 14, toppling an al into sea Hollywood complains that old movies on TV are killing the movie Miss Wallace, now wife of actor|ine Cornel Wilde, asked that Pat not). - industry. Well, are also killing TV .... Once they swept the dirt under the rug. Now they —Earl Wilson. place the dirt between book cov-]. ers and it’s a best - selling novel.’ “ANOTHER TV SALE “1 remember the time I went .’ FE 4-1515 . c & V, SeacTRO an ‘Open Daily 9 te 9. i - HAND GARDEN TOOLS ~33£ Ect BROOM RAKES 19 NERA alae A ET COP a ie ABET ce OR nD WIE, (700) OKLW, (200) Www, ae) WeAR, (1H WTE, nm “WRON, (item WGK, cmH speaker, shal Rodion Malinovsky, sounded at WALTON TV | aT. i ‘, Davie Baseball the usual fulminations against the. | — “oeiw. Wows. knowles WiBR: News, George wom Chuck Lewis West and the usual Soviet prom-. WISS G SS SH EARS f ¢:00-WIR, News WJBK, Bellboy | ae RA — 7 Py o:ge-WIR, News, Mrs. PAE) 1.09 won, De, Malone | 18€S of peace through ‘strength. Get “the Kids Their Own TV Set and MeKenst ; en ee I. : BRS swe Chase nastan¢ | Gaiw: Nowe Dard” =| warz, News, shor | Communist East Germany Avoid the Battle oh the Channel!” 50 FT. OF GARDEN HOSE. $139 | WOR, Sone’ wit’ sasce Pies ‘ Sports and News wean ewe erie “yn Mires Coates ss |showed more steel in a _— Guaranteed | ae , ; ih, NS display of military equipment i ee ag nw eYe Sarre With inom wantin’ ext Door (fore Red party boss Walter UI- 20” ROTARY POWER MOWER 1 -. ae ~ 3 ne Man's Peril | 2 h.p. Clinton Motor Recoil Starter $4,395 i fe. = Don Show 4 . - Muicher Plates Included ‘an cs ". Weds Oe Sat sate Desi Arriaz TV Series , : % aS r 7 te Am Kews, ‘Bennett Bought for $12 Million HI-FI CLEARANCE SALE! 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