t --~isenhower said, there is con- | f “were not good, strong arguments “would be frightened indeed. The Weather U.S, Weather Bureas Forecast 5 . Partly Cloudy, Warmer f Details page two v 114th YEAR» : ak ‘* PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1956—44 PAGES Ass0clATED erttthonay xf oun fenced PHOTOS Te See ; A # ie — Truman Denies Statements on WW II Battles NAPLES, Italy — Harry Tru- man denied through a spokesman| today that he called the World War II landings at Salerno and’ Anzio unnecessary. An Associated Press reporter who quoted him said, “It was re- ported exactly as he said it.” (See Truman Story Page 9) "The remarks wére reported by Fred J. Zusy, veteran Associat- ed Press correspondent. He said: “My quotes were copied while the former President was talking ito me and are precisely as re- corded. Both in my memory and President Sees Healthy Morale in Service Feud ‘Would Be Frightened, Otherwise’; Denies Tax Cut Possibility WASHINGTON (P—,_ President Eisenhower: said today he would be fright-, ened indeed if, in these) times, there were not good, strong arguments among America’s armed forces. The President told a news conference, however, that all differences should be studied in a spirit of honest search for the truth, SOLON Assails d not with any purpose; whether an _interervice Milifary Aid Cut whether an_interservice fight can be promoted. Alluding to the interservice dif-| Legislator - Feels Slash ferences over the role to be played M Ch by the various branches, Eisen- to Force. ajor ange hower said tit is necessary to get} in Defense Program the matter in proper perspective. In these days of new weapons, word as he spoke the quotes are as reported.” The remarks stirred up a storm of criticism in the United States and Britain, since Allied casual- ties at both battles were heavy. WASHINGTON w Rep. Vorys (R-Ohio) said today the Joint Chiefs of Staff feel a billion-dollar cut would force a major revamp- ing of America's military aid pro- gram. The statement by Vorys, a lead- ing administration supporter on the House Foreign Affairs Com- mittee, came as a drive was opened to restore the funds the committee yesterday decided to); trim from the $4,900,000,000 for- ‘eign aid bill. ° Secretary of Defense Wilson and Adm. Arthur W. Radford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, went before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday and appealed for res- || toration of the full amount asked by President Eisenhower. The House still must act on the| jaid: bil: As Wilson left the closed ses- ision, he told newsmen: “I don't! think the people realize military assistance is an essential part of ‘our defense.” Sen. Sparkman (D- Ala), a mem- iber of the Foreign Relations Com-) mittee, said he felt the House? EGYPT sisonhoweriaatd te] ‘committee cut “entirely too United fray. thinks Egypt made pil ct fray heettivanhogen 9 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5) jstore much ot the reduction. stant change and fluidity, and military doctrines that were sac- rosanct in the past now are be- ing deserted. It was then he said that if there among the armed services, he Later on, Eisenhower said with grseat emphasis that the strength of America is not found alone in bombs or in giuided missiles. It is instead, he adedd,aa conibina- tion of many things, such as bal- ancing the budget. SEES NO TAX CUT The President” also dealt with these other matters: TAXESAsked about the pros- pect for a tax reduction in the light of new estimates that there will be a budget surplus of $1,- | 800,000,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, Eisenhower said there should be no such cut until ‘a start has been made toward re- ducing the big national debt. _There is such a thing as fiscal_| integrity, he added, * * «¢ in the notes written down word by| New Farm Bill Approval Seen byHouse and Ike Bipartisan Compromise Speers Wrap-Up Action After Senate Passage WASHINGTON (INS) — The House is due to af* Eisenhower today the sec- ond version farm bill which authorizes one billion, 900 million dollars in new fed- eral spending to aid farm- ers. The wrap-up action comes on an agreement speedily reached by confer-| ees of the two houses and, approved by the Senate, Tuesday. Both Republi- cans and Democrats predict} Sclaaee will sign the It is a compromise measure jwhich neigher Republicans nor [Democrats claimed as a victory. It sets up the one billion 200 mil- llion dollar soi] bank Eisenhower bill last month. He then urged new legislation confined to the bank. But Con- gress added other features, in- cluding two wpending measures lifted trom the vetoed bill. One would authorize 500 million ‘dollars to bolster the prices of lsuch perishable foods as pork and { through government pur- prove and send to President). asked in vetoing the omnibus farm OPEN PROGRAM — This trio welcomed 150 representatives of area business and industry this morning to the annual Education- Business-Industry day, to which the school system is host this year. pbeceking at the $ a.m. session at Pontiac High School were ais Army Shows Off Its Nike: Critics No. Longer Skeptical chase programs. The other adds}. - WHITE SANDS PROVING GROUNDS, N. M., : Welcome 150 to Opening EBI Session to right) Louis Schimmel, president of the board of education; James Nye, chairman of the education committee of the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce, and Dr. Dana P, Whitmer, nnd of Pontiac ac! aol s. € Pontiac Press Phote Cloudy, Warmer in Pontiac Area Is Prediction Fair and cooler ig the prediction for the Pontiac area tonight with a low near 40 degrees. The Weatherman says tomorrow '200 million dollars ‘to the current| (INS) —Army officers were proud today of their Nike will be partly cloudy and a little \300 million dollar program for dis-| iposal of surplus goods to the needy overseas. The majn feature of the new bill —the soil bank — has bipartisan| \backing: Democrats won a battle ite have it go into effect immediate- y. They also succeeded in turning eee the President's request for advance soil bank payments. The biggest part of the soll bank is the acreage reserve, by which farmers could get 750 mil- lion dollars annually for not | planting all of their allotted acre- age on certain crops, The long-range conservation re-| jserve program could run 15 years. Farmers could be paid 450 million dollars annually for diverting any kind of cropland to fertility-build- ing grasses or timber. Cobo s Campaign Searchi ng to Cover Michigan >'DETROIT w — Mayor Albert FE. Cobo of Detroit. candidate for the Republican nomination for gov- ernor, sayg he will carry his cam-) paign from one end of the state | to the other. «>> | The mayor thus squelched rum- ors that he would conduct a “stay-| at-home" campaign for the nomin ation. | “Speaking schedules will be made’ out as soon as organization work permits, and rest assured they wil be comprehensive,’ Cobo declared) to find your POT-O-GOLD. Your front porch is far The only requirement POT-O-GOLD is am alert Labor Day. You don’t have to travel to the end of the ,; readers who turn in correct solutions. re the limit you can win, because if any week should paSS recovery crew where the target ac i for Gold: 2 __|dispute between the Army and the “% guided missile following the weapon's doubt-dispelling action.before a group of skeptical newsmen. After displaying the uncanny accuracy of the Nike) in action against a fast-moving Firebee drone airplane|# yesterday, the Army offered additional proof today with, troops in training firing at other drones in the New. Mexico sky over the White i peneecee™ Sands Proving Grounds. ; The some 120 news and’; cameramen wil! be taken © to Red Canyon range, on the proving grounds, to «©... watch soldiers fire various types of missiles. The Army, obviously on the spot following criticism of the Nike in.) Washington where an inter-service yer sy : e* he ao Be iat * | Air Force is waging over guided. rainbow) enough to win a minimum ‘cf $100 in an exciting new word game which will begin ‘Monday, May 28, in the pages of The Pontiac Press. to win the Press’ weekly mind and plain commen sense — plus, of course, an official entry form, three copies of which will appear every week until It’s fun and it can be most profitable for Press |. And $100 isn’t, missiles, sent two of the pencil. _ slim shiny white weapons chasing 'a drone one-tenth the size of a -. bember. - ; —o | One of the two radar-con- * trolled Nikes hit its 11-foot drone target on the nose four miles above the desert and more than 15 miles from where the missiles ; were launched. ‘ | The results of the Nike test were delayed several hours be- ‘cause of technical matters which Army explained was due to | lack of necessary equipment by a County Delays Action ‘for County ior three” yesterday at an informal meeting ‘without a winner the Press will add another $100 the of Republican supporters, next week. Regular subscribers will get an extra bonus’ “There may be a few meetings, of $25. where workers of two or three) counties are combined, but every section ‘will be visited, ‘and that, - Watch The Pontiac Press for further details and just under and ahead of the tariet. rules about this exciting new contest. In the meantime, plowing {t out of the path of the — finally landed in the desert. ANNUAL PRACTICE One of the missiles exploded learner with the high tempera- ture reaching from 66-70 degrees. In downtown Pontiac, the lowest | Committee OKs Postal Increase House Group Approves 4-Cent Letter to Help Balance Budget EBL Day tracts 1 0 to Schools Visitors View City Facilities, Meet Teachers Schimmel, Whitmer and “Nye Welcome Group at Pontiac High By JANICE HAYHOW Education and schools, -| 1956, was the general theme of today’s Educationgl- Business - Industry Day sponsored by the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce. Louis Schimmel, presi- dent of the Pontiac Board of Education opened the day’s program at an orién- School. He welcomed the 150 representatives of local business and industry, who were guests of 25 public and 3 parochial schools. Dr. Dana P, Whitmer, superin- He told visitors that this was their opportunity to keep pace with public school education. He urged the business and industry men to be curfous and ask questions when they took their tours throughout — the schools. WASHINGTON @® — The House) \Nye, introduced the chamber rep- [Emesemns preceding 8 a.m. was Post Office Committee aceno~d resentatives and welcomed the bus- . The thermometer registered Ke | jat 1 p.m. | Cooler weather arrived this morning after a stormy night of spell the difference between a bal-' anced and an —— federal | |\thundershowers, high winds and low temperatures. A sudden 20- minute downpour hit Ann Arbor land Allen Park suffered an elec- trical stoppage when struck a transformer. on Picking Register Announcement of a replacement Register of Deeds Orrin McQuaid, who died suddenly ast week, was again postponed se foday after three appointing offi-| iclals were unable to agree in itwo-hour meeting this morning. County Clerk Lynn_D. Allen, wi 0 | iwill appoint MeQuaid’s successor \with Prosecutor Frederick C, Ziem and Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore, said the announcement will be made tomorrow morping Allen said the three officials have narrowed the choice to ‘two candidatese, but would not divulge their names. He said the officials will meet again some, time this afternoon to make the, final selection: a GM Plants Will Close During May 30 Holiday Local General Motors employes will be given a day off from work, lightning, | “must” ‘approved @ $432,200,000 increase in postal rates which Secretary of the Treasury Humphreys. says may ibadget, - ° The comenitioe voted behind, closed doors to boost the present 3-cent letter rate to four cents '6 cents an ounce to 7 cents. Postmaster General Summer- field has estimated the higher letter rate would cost the aver- age family 10 to 12 cents a month. Bigger increases were approved for sécond class mail — chiefly) /magazines and newspapers — and_| third class advertising matter. | Rejected was an Eisenhower pro | pes that rate-setting authority be ° 7 eeeered from Congress to a postal rate commission. 4 The. committee reportedly voted 13-8 for the postal rate bill, which apparently has drawn increasing support since it was advanced by the administration early in the session, i However, some Congress mem- bers have held out slight hope for} increased postal rates in this elec-/ ition year, and the measure has) not been listed by house leaders a legistation The administration’s big argu-| and hike the air mail charge from, - “Operational costs will amount to some $7,046919 for the school year 1956-57, ‘‘Whitmer said, ‘This budget will finance a continually developing and improving school ucation for 800 to 1000 additional children, 55 new teaching posi- tions, teacher salary increases, . | sharply stepped up maintenance and rehabilitation program needed new equipment for existing schools. Visitors then dispearsed to as- signed schools for classroom and ‘teaching observations. The business and industry rep- ‘resentatives learned. the latest ‘equipment used in the classrooms, 'Department heads explained teach- ing techniques and school opera- ition to them during a two hour ‘morning tour, Visitors joined teachers for lunch at noon with questions for the school representatt tatives.” rer _ garding what they had seen. Some of the businessmen re-~ tation meeting in the audi- . |torlum of Pontiac High | Chairman of the day's activities,” program in which are provided ed- . ment has been that the boosts are turned to Pontiac High at 1:30 for ineeded to offset the post office a further question peried. Dr. Dana ld partment's operating deficit, now |P. Whitmer, superintendent of running ae 500 million dollars’ schools, explained the building pro- a year. = | “ gram during this special session. Assisting Nye on plans for EBI May 30 in observance of the Mem- ‘Day were Edward T. Barrett, Rob» joria] Day holiday, according to Riesel Will Go Home ‘ert Emerich, Cecil Thrash, Dr, NEW YORK. tENSr— | spokesmen at Pontiac Motor, GMC) Labor George N. Petroff and John Hirt- | eA : Victor Riesel, | ; includes the Upper Peinsula,” he Sharpen your pencils and your wits—it can mean a POT- jsecond Nike, which also would i ‘O-GOLD to you. ihave scored a hit. added. Truck & Coach and the Fisher columnist blinded inger, all of the Chamber and ~ when an assailant threw sulphuric school representatives Dr. Whit- How Well Do You Know Your State? The’ plants will resume normal acid in his face on April 5, is,mer, J. Cecil Cox, assistant supere | production Thursday and Friday, expected to leave St. Clare Hos- atendent and Francis Staley, Pon- ere S qd 1eW WIZ. Q ic ed 10 c gan ee |however. ‘ital today for his home. tiac High principal, : , AP Wirephete| SEES SERRE ~ a Body Division, PUBLIC TEST — Making its, = _ a How well do you know the natural resources and geography of (5.) You can probably thank the mines near thi is Michigan city maiden public flight. the Army's Second ina Series oo Sour state? : petoun Nicieemcnth wawen wim ot at woe Three-Year A I Pl In Baneetion with observance of Michigan Week, The Press pre-| A. Bay City; B. Reginaw; C. Grand Rapids; D. Houghton; EB. cands iNew Mexico) Proving ree- Car irport niprovement an Grounds on a mission that leveled off between 20,000 and 30.000 feet altitude and continued for an un- disclosed distance. | sents one of/a series of quizzes on our state. Try them, then turn Marquette. to page 2 for Ithe answers. Makes Picture of Future Brighter Editor's Note’ This ts ape second In a series of articles on~ ti@e” Mun! cipel Alrport its baat end | present problems, and plans for the ulur : (6) Michigan's Upper Peninsula produces 95/7 of the world’s sup * * * ply of: a ) Receiving nation-wide attention is the $70 ao project now producing copper ore in large quantities at: A. Gladstone; B. Bellaire; C. Dryburg; D. Cheboygan; E. White | Pine. (2.) It is as far from Ironwood in the Upser Peninsula to Detroit. as it is from Detroit to: A. Toledo; B. Cleveland; C. Erie; Dz Albany; E. New York City. ‘ (3.) One of the peaks of the Potcupine Mountains in Ontonagon, County rises more than 1,850 feet and is Michigan's highest point of}. -elevation. An interesting fact about this peak is that it: — . i lthe field he has managed for the state. It was the focal point’ of A. Bird’s-eye maple; B. Pine; C. Plywood; D. Copper; E. Pas- ‘last 15 years. -|a@ growing state-wide municipal tira: ‘Retail Price of Coffee - that was im | “This Is the beginning of a . - ‘airport developmient, (7.) Extending across Michigan's northern Lower Peninsula is the Won't Rise Immediately By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR_| real development after we have ‘the bjue-print stage then. ‘latitude line which lies midway between: | NEW YORK (INS) — Consum- There are several reasons why struggled since 1929,""- Hoskins Today-Pontiac’s field is classed A. The Tropic of Cancer and the Tropid of Capricorn; B. The ers will not be immediately af- Pontiac's airport toppled trom’ a aa Pichler cons next to the bottom tn airport North Pole and the South Pole; C. The temperature and the torrid fected by the recent price hike topnotch rating in the country to} * ve classification. And this te serve emphasizing the practical air- | a city of 80,000 population, zones; D. The Equator“and the north temperate zone; E. The Equa- in brand name‘coffee, most New ee be ie Saracte. te port improvements.” tor and the North Pole. York supermarket chains agreed : : ; : Preventing Pontiac from main- today: istallation is ‘‘on its way now,”| ‘The beautifying details will talning its enthusiastic entry — (8.) The Lake Superior district of the Upper Peninsula is world laccordingn to manager Homer D. have to wait until later,” ‘famous for its production of: | ° A | * * A survey showed that the pres-| . he said. the‘air age was, and still is, . |Hoskins. In 1929 the city’s airport was length of runways at the port. The city’s atare to match state Considered second ) none in the limitation is blocking large come 3 . t stock f A. Has never been climbed; B. Is the second highest mountain A. Silver; B. Iron ore; C..Uranium; D. Gold; E. Zine. Ags = en pase en wall and federal funds available for|”~— -——— me?cial planes, like air service, 4 in the U. S.; C. Is pure granite; D. Is located only a few miles from (9.) Which of these cities is closest to Europe by water? last at least two weeks. airport improvement played a part I T d Pi from including the Pontiac field a Michigan's lowest “point of elevation; E. Was the subject of a recent _ A. New York; B. New Orleans; C. Baltimore; D. Norfolk; & | But when the stock runs out,’in the downfall, as did a lack of nio ay’s 's Pr ee in their’ plans) - best-selling book about mountain climbing. Detroit. 2 istores will pass along the increases tocal financing and interest, and) County News.............+. The shift of aircra manufac- of up to four cents va pound to,a shift in the production centers Editorials souocoogacdos oaoone i ‘turing from the Detroit area to (4.) Including its 879 miles of island. shorelines, Michigan has a (10) If one includes its territorial waters, Michigan Is: the consumers. ‘of aircraft. Sports ..:.........32, 33, M4, 35 the Atlantic and Pacific coasts | ‘ s i th t £ 3,121 mile shoreline. Among states this ranks as: ; A. Larger than Texas; B. Larger than Mexico; C. Larger than)” a “ot ae, nee the picture is Teoaters) = Eee ones vane ty post = = ; . The longest shoreline; B. Second longest; .. third longest; | all of Europe; D. Smaller than Massachusetts; E. The largést state however, in the chain stores own, ‘We're on our way now,” skid) Wilson, Fari................ 43 |Eddie Rickenbacker had planneg °°" Ue Yeurt heegent =F ith longest , , east of the Mississippi, leottee brands, ‘Hoskins, as he glanced out over} Women’s Pages.....24 thru 27 | (Continyed on Page 2, Col. 2) 4 : a } =, | 2 Bae 6 * 6 . ; . e ‘ oe ‘ é ‘ _ # : , > . ; i . ; ; , : . : . j os é | a : A rs ey 7 7 ; r / tes %. = — \ se Ln, PEE ee Nae PG eeye gl re TS eu NE ne al 5 ft 4 - es J Fy ‘ * , 4 Be 4 é 5 a f ~ * | \ ¥ DA} r New Fire ystem of Delegates Directors of the Michigan Milk; They asked “realistic, demo- |Producers Association and Harold cratic control.'’ They also charged |. Fritz, president of the Romeo “possible collusien’’ between per- local of MMPA, have been ordered sons connected with ‘the MMPA ‘to be feady for trial at 10 a.m., and some dairies. evidence revealed So) ie Te tat (ee am Ere sie oe : that delegate system had been | Judge Ira W. Jayne issued the in operation since 1915, although iorder yesterday. Fritz, plaintiff in the case, asks interpretation of MMPA | bylaws and clarification of the | rights of the members. The case legislation authorizing it was not pasecd until 1920. Fritz’s attorney, Edward A. Ja- cob, said members were not of- \fieially _notified of the new law, has been pending for almost @ hich makes the delegate system I] Aso inoperative. The association's delegate sys-| MMPA directors claim the sys- tem first became the subject of tem was “ratified by usage’’ over controversy when some 500 dairy-,the years, Jacob reported today. |men met at Romeo in December, 2 1954 to plan action toward ‘gaining! ogee iaias corseetioa i ceaarts a voice in their association. ’ way to bring about a change in —_ MMPA policy, and to gain a milk price hike, rather than strike action.” ‘ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1956 Name Blanchard Authority Head 4-Area Unit Organized in First Meeting BLOOMFIELD HILLS — John W. Blanehard, Bloomfield Hill's representative to the new North Evergreen Sewage Disposal Au- | | | thority, Airport Eyes Plan Under the delegate system, the fo Improve Facilities (Continued From Page One) ‘around 1930 on building an airpla factory next to the port. A three-year plan, which will be financed by Federal grants matched by State a ‘ funds, is expected to spark the ne ‘WHICH WAY Ig UP?—Pointing) hopes to once again have one of heavenward in an uncertain fashion, the finest ports in the country. is this twisted steeple atop St.! Mary's parish church in Chester- field, England. The distortion is believed due to timbers warping after completion of the building ‘228-foot spire now leans six feet out of plumb. Study Request for City Water Future Shépping Center Offers New Application ‘for Pontiac Services A request for municipal services frora the ‘Michigan Miracle Mile’’| shopping center to be built just tower,” Hoskins said. The field | south of the city limits, was re. ferred to the city manager and en- gineer for study by the City Com- last night. members elect delegates in their local meetings, to represent them members have voiced disapproval et this, and demand & direct voice in the affairs of the -association. Candidate Cobo tate conventions-.and other) of MPA meetings. Romeo local o ; AP Wirephote FILM STAR WEDS — Glamorous Swedish film star, Anita Ek- hundred Italians and tourists broke: through police. guards causing | confusion during the ceremony in which Anita became the bride of British actor; Anthony Steel. - west runway from 1,860 by 50 feet The plan is: 1956—Expand the present east- fo Speak Here City Inter-Service Club Luncheon on June 19 Will Hear Detroiter to 4,000 by 100 feet. 1957—Installation of runway lights and lights on the taxi strips. 1958—Possible construction of a control tower for the field and ad- joining administration building. Manager Hoskins explained to quality for a tower, and the Federal assistance to construct it, the field must have a mini- mum of 2,500 (landings or take- offs) per month. Optimism is high on fulfilling | Kiwanis Club. this plan as last year the field re-| Over 450 members of clubs corded twice as many flights than|throughout the city and outlying in 194. A traffic count at the |districts are expected to be on field in 1955 showed 80,189 flights hand for the affair. The event will compared to 42,560 in 1954. “We are in desperate need of @ that week for all the clubs. ; Mayor William Donaldson will ‘be presently offers a two-way radio-jon hand to introduce Cobo {ollow- telephone advisory service. Winding the luncheon. Monroe Osmun velocity and which runway to use/|will be chairman of the program is issned over the service to in-|with the program chairmen of each coming planes. lof the ,attending clubs currently Detroit Mayor and gubernatorial candidate Albert E, Cobo will be the guest speaker at a Pontiac Inter-Service Club luncheon-meet- ing to be held at the Elks Temple June 19 at noon, it was announced developers oi the multi-| “T’ on the ground gives pilots ‘aiding in arrangements. dollar project ft’ “Square Lake and Telegraph in Bloomfield Township, re- use of four fire hydrants ft, emergency use only. to be located wind direction which necessitates Those clubs in Pontiac expected flying over the field to secure di- to be represented are the Kiwanis rection and then circling to secure groups; Lions, Rotary, Optimists, the proper approach. Civitans, and the Exchange Club. F P Kiwanians and Lions from outlying oy ry Mghts and 0 districts may also participate. All < hey also asked for use of ap-— = eat abil for u nd members and guests of these clubs atsiecs Lsegger girs | aa aly = in with the we invited to attend. pa : fleid for using it at night,” the -tary sewers. - «Last year the developers re- fequested the city annex the 145- acre parcel but “‘temporarily with- Grew” the request in September. The City Commission reportedly Was in favor of the annexation and was waiting results of a-sur- fey before a vote was taken. The withdrawal interrupted the vote. “The Retail Merchants Assn strongly opposed the annexation Because of the possible affect on downtown businesses. A 25-mem- ber Downtown Merchants Commit-| fee circulated petitioris requesting! 5 999 feet and runs northwest. t the City Commission delay a i 800 ae when the annexation re- PoC Oe manager added. Report Shows Dip ‘When the east-west runway’ {s) jcompleted in late fall, clearances ; M ‘ | C ‘of 2,000 feet and 2,700 feet will be! n Measies Uases available. at the eastern and west- , lern approaches respectively. Measles cases have decreased With its completion the field will from 262 to 94 cases discovered in have five usable runways. The|the county during the past week ‘east-west strip is being emphasized according to a report from Dr ‘in improvement plans as the pre- John D. Monroe; health director 'vailing winds at the field are| Rubella cases are on the up- westerly (a plane takes off and Swing in Pontiac with an increase lands into the wind). jfrom 29 to 68, the report con- itinues. The longest runway now 8 | 4, complete breakdown of re- on communicable diseases follow. |today by the sponsoring Dow ntown| lconstitute the regular meetings for | aes ports from the health departments ANN ARBOR yp—What happened jeffect of the late spring was tough to spring? It’s too late to worry|on Us, but, he says, Michigan's about that—look what's going to soe was actually close to nor- happen to summer. m A Nelson Dingle, University of ter was not its severity, but its Dingle faavised against crying | After New Years Day, it seems "over spilt mitk—the chances are just to be a waiting for spring, as jwinter enthusiasm dulls, January i skipped ing this | | ane ele Leto J |was near normal, February was very warnt—for February, but then | He grants that the psychological arch lowered the boom. It was a sudden drop in March and the series of cold wintry blasts in April that got to most of us, The cold air, riding a parade of Pay Policemen spring. The rest of May, Dingle al with tem-| ' BAD AXE um—New milk prices have increased the average month-| ly incomé of dairy farmers from $467 in March to $508 in April, says an Official of the Michigan Milk: Producers Assn. Ernest R. Miller of Bad Axe, {chairman of the MMPA sales com- | ane +, says, should be no | Commissioners S p| it eratures hitting 73 Detroit, 71 5-2 on .Controversy in Grand Rapids, and 66 as far | . : ‘north as Alpena. | About Authorization oe 8 _ | The one nice part of this spring: By a 5 to 2 vote last night the |City Commission ruled to pay two 8nd the budding trees " the state Pontiac police officers eight hours Won't reach frost sensitivity until overtime pay of the 11 they said the danger of frost is almost.gone] | was denied them by Police Chief | Herbert W. Straley. Hayden ‘and lke Sees Service —Summer to Be Cool One! IT WAS THAT DROP was that fruit growth was slowed was elected authority chairman at its initial meeting yes- terday morning at the Bloomfield Hills Municipal Building. Future meetings will be in Bir- “North Evergreen Sewer The Day in Birmingham Residents to BIRMINGHAM — About 80 resi- dents of the 281 homes bounded by Mohegan, Adams and Ridge- dale streets and Hunter boulevard, indicated last might would irather buy five lots th.n have them rezoned to business usage. | Only one dissenter was present ‘in the group discussing the rezon- jing with City Planning Board | members last night at the munic- \ipal meeting. : A committee of property own- ers was named to initiate nego- | thations with the five lot owners, iinghant’s Municipal Building, the| who are Fsther G, Barton, and four authority members decided.| Mary, Paul and James P. Besides Blanchard, those rep- resenting their towns were Harry Cuminskey, dr. They had petitioned last Feb, 6 MacLennan, from Troy, Arno L.. to change the zoning of the lots, ‘| ‘Hulet of Bloomfield Township, and City Manager D. C. Egbert of Birmingham. -Hulet and McLennan are alter-) nates for Orlando G. Holway, who commissioners already, becomes Troy City Manager next) week, and the Bloomfield Towns Supervisor David Anderson. Blanchard served on Bloomfield ‘Hills’ Board of Appeals before berg, is shown at her wedding in Florence, Italy, yesterday. Several moving from that city, and now) returns to public effort, since he has moved into a new home in Bloomfield: The authority members decided on meetings on first Tuesdays of Spring (What?) Has Left Us 33 wen’ sn sera in that Claude Stevens of Berry, | Stevens & Moorman be hired as attorney; and that Hubbell Roth and Clark, engineering firm, be jland, Lawndale and Madison. They |are anxious for settlement of some | sort, since there has been several, ears discussion with planners and Ambulance Law Enacted by City Measure Will Govern Driver Qualifications, Items of Equipment A city ordinance to provide safe- guards to persons injured upon Pontiac streets by governing employed to complete engineer- ing planning. driv qualifications of ambulance i ers was written into law last Fach of the four municipalities night by the City Commission. The difficulty with this last win-|are to advance $6 000, members The new ordinance takes effect decided, to defray planning ‘expense: J une 1. Nichigan meteorologist, says he 5 length. Indian summer gave way/es for the interceptor sewer. chances are it will be cooler than i tively cold December. | ‘last and marked by tornado warn- Ings: lhert, secretary, and James H. Pur- kiss, Jr. treasurer. Purkiss is Bir- mingham’s finance director. | Dairy Farmer Income Rises MMPA Official Reveals Overtime Hours. Mase thee he al Average April Gain Officers Harold Billy Jones said after the decision ' a ’ rior to a dairy farmer strike. they would donate their overume Fay as Healthy | Miller said the price increase for pay to the Pontiac Foundation for la civie auditorium to prove it “Was! ‘the principal behind the case and not the money that counted.” (Continued From Page One) Commustoncesi Soha All Dagan |na. He hastened to add, however, i] the payment in favor of giving both officers the full 11 hours ship. He said also that such action | requested. should not destroy our efforts to i LEypt. | Both. officers claim they were | Work with Exyr 5 * s |given authority by their superior; FORFIGN POLICY A news: eee a boost of $485,- It requires ambulances and predicting a normal summer, but lio a very cold November, a rela-| Besides Blanchard, new officers; emergency vehicles to be equipped | ® are Anderson, vicé chairman, Eg-| with basic first aid equipment, for West Side bandages and splint appliances, all to be approved by the city Director of Public Health. In each vehicle there mast be at least one attendant who has completed an advanced Red Cross first ald course. The health official will issue a. cerfificate upon evidence of completion of this course. Persons affected by this new law will have 90 days to come in- to compliance with its provisions. Violators will be fined $100 or 90 days: imprisonment or both. The ordinance was fostered by the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee. Consumers Set to Lay Inter-Peninsula Wir mittee, reported last night to) MACKINAW CITY w — Con- Huron County shippers on the re- SUmers Power Co. next month will Many calls once again requesting cent increase to $5 ‘per hundred-| lay four electric power cables un-,the drain. “I have surveyed this weight from the $4.33 paid farmers der water across the four-mile area and have taken pictures to Straits of Mackinac. The 46,000-volt cables will link class I milk—that used by consum- the Upper Peninsula electrically to lower Michigan for the first time. Buy 5 Lots, Prevent Business Zoning | |: Cost involved will be upwards of $25,000, indicated City Planner Her- bert Herzberg as he explained the project to the group last night, He suggested city purchase of the lots, with assessments on prop- erty owners in the area diminish- ing frorn $201 for close residents to $72 for those near Adams on the far side. The planners and residents agreed, . however, on equal as- sessment on a lot basis. Example costs would be $89 paid by each lot owner if the property costs $25,000, The lot would be a screening area between Hunter's traffic and the single-family residential area, and would prevent encroachment The property owners request of- fice-professional zoning (Business C), but it would leave an area where owners might request com- mercial or store zoning, the resi- dents were warned. * * |which are bounded by Hunter, Oak- i business into the area. * Three boys whe were reported missing yesterday afternoon were found soon afterward by railroad police in the New York Central depot at Cleveland, Ohio, They . were, Richard Allen, 16, 585 North Glenhurst, Monti Pep- perell, 15, 1008 Clark, and Jim Stern, 16, 251 East Lincoln. * * * Joseph Gunther, freight agent for the NYC railroad and a Railroad Community Council representative, jtalked yesterday at the Exchange Club's noon meeting at the Com- Pes House. May Get Drain | | Prepare Assessments for Project Previously Hit by Objections | Once again there's the possibill- ‘ty that residents around Glendale javenue in the city’s west side will have a storm drain to relieve \flooding conditions in the area. | Upon the motion of Commis- sioner Philip E. Rowston, in |whose district the area is, a spe- |cial assessment roll was instructed ‘prepared according to an October |1955 engineer estimate. ‘At that time last year work | Was underway towards construc- | tion of the drain when some resi- | dents objected. The City Com- | mission tabled the matter indef- initely until last night. Rowston said he had received show the water almost up to the door steps of many homes," he said. , | The entire cost. nearly $5,000, 059 in April in the amounts due The cables will be strung under Will be assissed the residents of area, a mistake in recognizing Red Chi- dairy farmers serving the Detroit water at a depth of 250 feet.-- | The cables were manufactured the area. There are indications a similar roe i aes as sai ‘by the Okonite Co. at its Paterson. battle to 1955 is in store as mixed mi -oted against ‘that one such act by a nation. ~At the same time, he said, the 5) i | rampage ad A Merry re does not and should not end friend. Ptice for class II_milk—used for N. J., plant. The lead-sheathed ca- OPinions on the renewed proposal processing — declined 2'2 cents, bles are about 2.1 inches in dia. W4S aired at the mecting last from $3.05 per hundredweight to $3.025. ‘56 Deadline Looms for Filing Petitions: Deadline: for precinct delegate jcandidates to file nominating peti- meter. They are being transported in four railroad flat cars. and othér_equipment for transfer- jring the cable reels to a barge and preparing them for laying in a jsingle operation. House Wanted: The President replied he be- tions with County Clerk Lynn > 95 Bedrooms 2 : feet in sealer-coated while the withdrawn. PONTIAC reir e was rest is sod. ; Fest Lata seen Oi liccie ie Sia aes feat § ed @ man asked Eisenhower for his ap- Next longest is the north-south'cartcken pox ........ 5 5 4 oy, on uy aes cee praisa] of what the reporter termed Cranbrook fo Honor jstrip at 2,500 feet. Obstructions Gonorrhoes ..... 3 ‘ 5 tating lag extra Uta I: le! “slippage” of the Western world prevail at both ends, cutting down! Mumps... a) 1 2 Seley said the pait had not re with relation to the Communist Al . Wa Dead on required safety clearances. (Beariee pi essanec. 8 ow oe . saod de aa fiaal taal bloc in the foreign policy field, | : a ayden, s lo ey! umni [ | The Civil Aeronautics Admin-| Syphilis |... 2 ‘ A a0 For i TOO MUCH PESSIMISM ; ietrnehoen | eete 2 Pee fore oe ym gente (Weeepmngiicecen H ; he gece ces eee - The students and faculty at Cran- |cjearan - ‘Meningitis - j o 4 , ‘ 7 lie Grook School will conduct @ eels ae snclce cone OAKLAND COUNTY. ‘this or nothing.” leives too much pessimism is be- Allen is 4 p.m., May 29, Demo-| : | JAS : Memorial Day service May 30 at way ranks third 230. p.m. in commemoration of the 3 alumni who lost their lives dur-juseq east-west strip runs 1, fhg World War II. - * An address by alumni associa- tiori president -Alan E. in length at) Past Prev 2,400 by 60 feet while the presently chicken pox | Year A Week West Ago to the commission, Straley said: the world today, Eisenhower said Measles a0 oe o4 262 ,Pneumonta iall forms) 8 o ifeet. [Scarlet fever 4 18 Tuberculosis ‘all forms: 12 0 1 The city recently secured options | whooping cough | Une “There's quite a number of un- he didn't mean everything is per- Richardson said today, Petitions must contain not less After hearing Hayden's story ing expressed regarding the state o cratic County Chairman Carlos G.| 45 ; and Babysitters DETRGIT night. | A fifth gondola in ’ a lifting beam of Ioan ease $8,000 Blaze Hits: G. A. Morse Home | BIRMINGHAM — Fire caused jby children throwing sparklers on jthe wooden shingle roof of the large \brick home of the Granville A: |Morse. family, 2195 West Maple, caused $8,000 tamage last night, the fire department reports, Morse, who owns the G. A. Morse - (® — Jim and Betty Plastic Company in Detroit, was tir ; ice 5 ct — the p We e j than 15 nor more than 20 signa ‘ . 3f truths made by Officer Hayden. fect — that he was too realistic for than 15 nor more than 20 signatures 1, -Farlane beth wanted a large out of town and Mrs. Morse was 3/They are entitled to 5%4 hours pay that — but that some krogness is Of registered voters in the precinct 1a and that’s all. i Schwartz on 75 acres west of the field which Mumps 15 4 poi Ff 8 i ae 5 7 i » is slow and tortuous. will highlight the service in the wii} permit another further ex- Ream atte {forse see # . : i eeemoume es hours is hereby a. uous school quadrangle. The 1943 Cran- pansion of 1,000 feet of the east- brook graduate is now a Detroit west runway in the future. attorney. Mrs. James B. Jones of Grosse Pointe will place a wreath at the: base of the memorial scholarship fund plaque which lists the names CONSPIFACY Hearing @ the deceased graduates. : Was the mother of Robert James Jones, both of whom Cranbrook before they killed in the service. » . * Partly clondy and a little temerres, high 66-79 North northeast winds 15-25 mites an hour ay diminishing tonight x Today in Pontiae e Weather U.S. Weather Bureau Report AC AND VICINITY — Partly and much ceoler today. high Fair and cooler tonight. low @ am: Wind velocity "28 ion: North 'o northeast pets Wednesday mph ¢€ Downtown Temperatares reaieee +00 llea.m . ra a.m. 50 . a. m., . 4 &. Mise . a. m. «0. 48 @. M....... t Tuesday. in Pontiac 48 o---...82 lpm. ..-... > (As recorded downtown?) : hest temperature . 94 est temperature Sm of 59 an temperature . oer i} eather—Synshing, rain .06 sine Ao One Year Ago in Pentiae eet temperature ............... @7 mperature Sonos $1 ‘Remperature ...00.-- eee. 5D ther—Rain 87 Lowest Temperatares This Date in 4 Years im 1936 34 tn 1917 Twesday’s Temperature Chart re 63 Miamt 82 7 @ Minneapolis 80 44 New Orleans 93 $1 New York 76 Omaha 80 “ 29 Phoenix 98 Worth a St. Louls 90 wille 6o 8. 8 Marie 73 City “4 Tampa 92 SSeSsssessess City Airport?) Soon ee enn Pontiac Deaths Deborah Kay Jones t temperature preceding & St. a southwest area, Washington 62 $s furgy, Waterford Township. Eisenhower said that Russia’s an- nounced plans to cut its military forces by 1,200,000 men will be very warmly welcomed by the West if actually carried out. * Q Straley and City’Manager W. K. Willman had reviewed the case and decided on the eight hours. Postponed by Court ,L. and Claudine Ludington Jones, they were working ‘over into other Out what if an amount’ to. * |1621 Stanley Ave., at 1 p.m. Friday the. Farmer-Snover Funeral | Pre-trial examination of 14 per- in - jsons charged with conspiracy to Home. Burial will follow in Perry violate state narcotics laws was! Mt. Park Cemetery. - jpostponed unti] June 6 before Pon- Surviving besides hér mother tiac Municipal Judge Maurice E.' and father is a sister, Donna, at Finnegan today. home. : : One of those charged is free un-! Deborah wag born here’ April 16. der $5.000 bond. The others, includ- 956. and lived one month. She died ing three women, are held under Monday in St. Joseph Mercy Hos- $10,000 bonds each = in Oakland: pital. County Jail, William A. Purdy The arrests came about as a result of an eight-months investi- gation into dope traffic in the. The Rosary will be recited at 8:30 this evening in thé Voorhees- '‘Siple Chapel for William A. Purdy. 70, of 228 Prospect St. The funeral will be in St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Thursday with burial following in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Mr. Purdy died Monday in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital after a brief illness. ; Driver Escapes Injury as Car Runs Into Pole A driver somehow was unhurt when his car struck and knocked down a utility pole last night at the entrance to a parking lot near the Wilson Foundry. Mike Hernandes .52, of 236 W Wilson Ave., told Pontiac police Mrs. Barbara L. Wood that i ifi c Zs tat an unidentified car forced him Service for Mrs.' Barbara L. oat tas aed into” the “Pole at Pheips Wood, 38, who died Monday “ _ jat the home. of her parents, Ever- ' ve ett and Vena Cleveland Phelps. Fined for Drunk Driving 3:99 Shimmons Rd. will be at 2 ‘p.m. Thursday in the Five Points 2 : “3| Driving while under the influ. P, les Jommunity Church, 3411 E. Wal- 61ence of liquor cost Andrew. Wal ‘ton Bivd Gordon L: , /drep, of Clarkston, $75 in fine and win stnciny tan, Eiuiey 68 costs in Justice Court Tuesday. He Chapel Mem Cemet 8. Francisco $3 $2 / headed guilty to the charge when! rs spl redoPah Seattle 79% 8 arraigned by Justice Willis D. Le- ‘Pursley Funeral Home until 12 will officiate. with burial in White Mrs. Wood's body Wi}l be at the {noon Thursday. By ishifts. “It’s up to the superior’ y +d lofficer to see that rules and regu-| Eisenhower indicated he feels Tht are followed,” Dugan said -the announced cut is not too sig- nificant in terms of reducing So- Waterford Resident i-‘:"'% So Com sa. fo Seek Nomination — air power, and naval strength. My compremise being made even though the way where candidates are running, Al- i+ eneoon } | len. said | They’ must be accompanied by ‘affidavits of identity, from Allen's office or from ‘party headquarters. ; ‘each party. State Quiz Answers - Here are the correct answers to the Michigan quiz appearing today on page 1 pel 12 93D. 4A: 5B: \6. A; 7. E: 8. B; 9. E; 10. E. Robert A. Burns, of 196 rm (Green Lake -Scoutmaster barry Dr., Waterford Township, | yesterday announced he will seek ithe Republican nomination for! ‘State Senator from Oakland Coun-| ty’s 12th District. ; ! Boy Scout leaders of the Clinton A former Southfield resident. yvaney Council will hear a keynote Burns ran for State Representative sneech by a Green Lake Scout- in the County's Fourth District in master during their annual dinner imeeting Thursday night in Pontiac kept secret until presentation. Wil- Party in Michigan A graduate of Flint Junior Col-| yotor jlege, University of Detroit and De- Building. jtroit Cotlege of Law, Burns now gig Walton, scoutmaster of tro js employed in the sales depart- 119 at Green Lake, will speak on ment of the Pontiac Motor Division. «scouting Has a Real Job To Do,” | A veteran of World War IT and j¢ was announeed by Council Pres- he member of the American Legion itent L. C. Churchill of Westacres. and Veterans of Foreign Wars, | Burns is married and has three! children Division's Engineering Scouting tableau put on by Pon- a tiac troop 244 of Grace Lutheran . Church and cub pack six of Web- Police Arrest Speede ster School. Dr. Jack Bell, scout- ion Bet Slips Charge master, and Al Benter, cubmas- | Stopped for speeding on Clovese tet, have rehearsed their boys in ‘St. near Branch St” yesterday after-| Scenes which will depict the ‘noon, Lenthus H. Wie, 38, of 234, growth of a boy through Cubbing |Wessen St. was arrested fot illegal Scouting and Exploring. | possession of numbers bet slips. | Presentation of Silver Beaver | Police alleged that two bet slips'awards to three outstanding Scout {were found in Ivie’s car, leaders: will climax the program. oa . A program feature will be a_ Highest honor the Jocal Council can bestow upon its leaders, the Silver Beaver is a surprise award) BIRMINGHAM—The Democratic “is run by Arrives for U.S. Tour northern California, where the|he collaborated with the late. O. B. ped in the|roaming Eastbourne, - Pure W. a Latex “Surgeon” Type night—hunting for cats, SPECIAL PRICES 3 {7 THURSDAY ONLY SPECIA\ ans) chseuatie suns eciie ate Plisses & Broadcloth — Ladies’ Pajamas or Gowns $2.39 Values “YOUR CHOICE 1* Gown! cisns; 30 te ak pajamas in sizes 14 to 40. Many styles Washable Calesed Twit . 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Michigan products are .-Js on the move throughout the the wheels of industry spinning, |moved to the great, centra] con nation and watching every move'The Know How of Michigan man-'sumer areas of America by rail, jindustry makes are. dozens of agement and labor, working to- lair, highway and waterway. istates and thousands of communi- gether to raise standards of living > 2) 2 | ties which would like to see newithrough mass production, have Nature equipped Michigan with industrial neighbors settle down been good to industry, as evidenced,the materials necessary for the in their areas by industrial profits in Michigan. |good of industry . .. and Michigan * . ; icitizens—its businessmen, skilled | Competion for industry rapid! Peary PEE . laborers and others—have wisely | a een used them te be good to industry. | | C > as ke s competl- iis bec omning ot — as competi per coat’ of) the (451) | different ed Ae) det ta ‘ manufacturing categories of Michigan, already an industrmal . igiant, has entered the race aoe States cap be found Clothes Cleaned by Beer | | The state legislature, during * e » { YOU NGSTOWN, Ohio u®— Pa- m ‘ rm tave ae 136 session, an AN Fresh) water a) gust’ for bath trons in the Alcatraz tavern and; ; _— ‘or a nation de adver- industry and recreation—is more the lady in the apartment upstairs | Gets and publicity presrem stundant in Michigan than any had harrowing experiences after a giving Michigan a chance to other state in the Union brewery service man installed a compete with states and-agencies | se -« new barrel of beer in the tavern. which are spending a total of Michigan is a world famous'In the apartment, Mrs. Margaret $3,000,000 to lure industry out .iocehouse of other natural re- Swory started getting beer in her 9x12 bl Michigan. : squrces, such as copper, iron ore,|washing machine. In the tavern, , e Michigan's ‘slogan during the forests and salt—the bases of vari-|the customers growled that the Ly ce : program, which will officially start ous industrial empires draught beer tasted like hot water. vt ind eum Ld - 4 t ilies % with the next fiscal year, July 1,. Michigan—which put the world) Peace was restored after it was : a ind- U : will be “Michigan Is (ix to In-'on wheels—is good to .industry|discovered the service man had : - TROUBLE-CHUTING — Chaplain |"! chigan Is (ood to In wd 10. | All Patterns dustry."’ through its great transportation’ switchd the pipes. ‘ f f e William G. DeVanny (arrow) ad) sicanwhile, the unofficial kick-}<———— —— = ———$—$—$_________— ————: Ist Lt. Robert Pate of the 325th off, with citizens throughout the) FIRST IN QUALITY! \ | and Colors — TQ... Pp Y Plastic |: Plastic RUGS | Wall Tile ~— Counter Top 97” *y < 4 x 18 C C Airborne infantry Regt. of Fort) sate pitching in, occurs today—| Bragg. N. C.. became entangled) ivelinood Day of the 1956 Michi-| after jumping simultaneously from gan Week observance opposite sides of a C-119 Flying | cicile Boxcar _at Fort Gordon. Ga.| Michigan has demonstrated since | | Neither man was injured. Chances'the days of John Jacob Astor—one for such a mishap were quoied as of the first successful businessmen | | one in 2,000 jumps. \un the United States—that it is) jgood to industry. Astor made his Coroner's Jury \fortune on the fur-bearing animals the Northern: Peninsula—an, | Cites Daughter early application of the trend that| has becOme a cémmonplace: estab- in Mother Death {lishment of a great industry enter prise on the base of Michigan’- DENVER w—A coroners jury Patural resources Orford * ~ Btvie 463 BERMUDA Lost found yesterday Miss Nellie E. HOME OF MASS PRODUCTION j Camblin “speeded up” the death! Michigan is the home of mas Brown and Black $ 88 Sq. Fr. Running Fe. of her 93-year-old mother, maa - | or chcaisaenr Ea. * * * i " 4 Testimony showed Mrs. Mary A b B (| b $2] 95 My Camblin died May 17 after falling U urn oys U ae : All Colors . All Colors ray and lying there pe “ye — e |, _[Beee dave wines tood or meen 10 ASK Stadium Use | The First Month’s Wear is - Deierden inekartl Cormnse eas eile or See . a Lifetime Discovery if ‘tthe jury Miss Camblin said she meeting of the Pontiac Board of didn’t think it was necessary t& kducation Thursday to request the Only Nunn-Bush Shoes are Ankle-Fashioned. Only Rubber oo aid because none of ber use of Wisnef Stadium on Oakland Ankle-Fashioning gives persisting gentle Nunn- . eer =e Tein nen And Avenue to stage @ benefit boxing Bush snugness . . . and superior style lines througt TI E She was not-in pain shdw Oot * * @ Aal funds! fresn touch laniiecen added satisfying Nunn-Bush miles! L Miss Camblin is 61. Her mother would be used towards purchasing had lived with her 41 years noid sitet eatin an Other Nunn-Bush Styles from The jury ruled Mrs. Camblin games for the club which has Edgerton Shoes, by a Division of Nunn-Bush “died of natural causes. No charges hopes of constructing its own build- have been filed against the ing in the near future. officials ee al | PAULI’'S SHOE STORE +) Various Boys Clubs throughout £ A = = ‘ Police Chaser the area have volunteered to help ; : make such a show successful All | FREMONT. Ohio im — Police would enter amatcur tears in the 9x9x1 8 256 So. SAGINAW FEderal 2-1026 Open Monday and Friday Nights Till 9 Serving Pontiac Over 50 Years! as Se Enh ; a SHOP AND SAVE MORE! ¢ : Chief Myron Bork has this sign on Competition with the Heights | Open Friday Eve ‘til 9 P. M. ve N. 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NIGHTS TO 9 ' - oo Fe 2 F) Ghee om. Th T 4 S : 3 é . i HE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1936 a oe Here’ s the. Scoop on Grits CONNLEY § CREEK N.C. (@ ain't any food better than Soyo Ss ym afraid oe born! Two of the " Southland’s greatest try ham, red-eye g gravy and good 45 years too late. “ claims to fame are zis andiold grits. aiaee ee BELLES Southern womanhood. ‘¢ NOW, THE + 8. & He oe over a plate. I gin-| Now about Southern woman- The exact virtues of each re- gerly spooned up some white grits, What makes it so extra main something of a mystery toin which swam‘ some golden * special? s the rest of the country, so on ajbutter. any trip here~I_decided to find out the ———— “We have the prett girls in answers to these puzzlers as my LIBRARY PASTE ‘the world,” sr ee “Some damfool Yankees claim asked. ‘The farther South you go grits taste like library paste," |the prettier they get. That is, lsaid my host, genially. “What do they do until you reach Atlanta. special public service for 1956 ¢ STILL CONFUSED Now that my cresearches arelyou think?” |Below Atlanta the quality thins over, I'm not sure whether I'm) “Why that's ridiculous,” I-~re-|out some.” any less confused than when I plied. That didn’t seem to be the whole poset - | ON lanswer. So I asked. two young la-| ; ._. ',.My host looked so pleased that'dies—Mary and Margie—they in- Let's take grits first +uike most? didn’t have the heart to add that |sisted I not use their last names—| people I had assumed you mined the real difference is — library|what they thought was .the-differ- grits, just as you do salt or coal. paste -tastes colder than - grits.!ence between Northern and South- Well, it turns out that isn't true Grits, te me, didn’t taste like any-\ern giris. at all. No oye knows just how thing except a mouthful of luke- YQ-eO Cf that old myth got started. warm cotton “There is a- coldness about; _ |The a . | and Dixie Belles or talkative when you meet them.;ter at cooking and sewing?” L in- are. more aloof.” uired. what they want. They have def- inite opinions on everything. ° And they know how to chase a man. Fined! I wouldn't know even how to; U begin.” “What?” “Darn it,” said Margie, blush-’ ing. “Did ety have Me ask that?" One thing aues and Margie. agreed on—that Southern -girls are: ‘more romantic, and more loyal to i * e's Mary arched her eyebrows at this as she glanced over at Mar: i hei ay ey gie, but said nothing. Later, still unsatisfied that i} C Southern girls are gee te [had solved the Secret of Southern aggressive,” continued M ar &!-\womanhood's charm, I put the \“Our menfolks don't like us te! igpeak out too much, You want to) ee ee elderly nnn know what Northern girls have! «yirst, tet. me close the door,” most that Southern girls would'y, said: Then, sure he couldn't be’ like to have? Well — men and. werheard he said: money. And some of them are our) «coy | did a lot of traveling jmen, There's a shortage of men ,, , young man. The only. differ- in the South. Too many of theM/ence between courting a Southern \grow up and go North. and a Northern girl is that the 4 \; “Grits come from corn.’ ex*| ‘You have to be born to ‘em to'Northern girls,’ said Mary, who! plained ms red at breakfast one- really Bppreciate grits,’ continued is married. ‘‘They aren't as warm morning. “They're just hominy my host That. I gather is the real secret. | —— Island Offers ‘Good ground up and cooked. 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It wen: a on time. any “ mortal — this far ar! y Yi N (INS)\— or * home there is ly one desire—| hsbosaiastgaiegl ted Can cen The Aap in oo busting of the from the top fellow down—and that! eet ah ongress |H-bomb took on a comic flayor)is to get home. to -halt what they charged is an that wasn’t in keeping with the/ : evasion of the import tax on Swiss- stern nature of the weapon itself. | Observers on this trip who had | made watches. bad ‘But such is the antic nature of not seen a movie since “The Birth! learned ; |man. lof a Nation’’ became firm film fans = Reece eee The phrasers of the Peon as a result of the long delay. There leaders of the House Ways and! bulletins did their best each “5.3 mk ae night ony the) Means Committee that a tax be morning and night to sound aft of the McKinley a imposed on importers who up-, optimistic, but finally they reach-| We saw Grace Kelly, « jewel watches and avoid the cus-| ed the point that woald have | Grant, Gary Cooper, Danny | toms duty. stum and confounded the | Kaye, Martin and Lewis, Gre- | The duty ranges from $2.60 to glibbest ad writer on Madison | gory Peck and a lot of others. $3.75 for watches with 17 jewels | “Y°""* or less and is $10.75 on watches | Finally, they had to leave out with more than 17 jewels. the predicates for fear of saying Under the . jsomething that could be pinned | me jeweling Process. | down. So: unpinnable became their some U. S. firms import the/ 'predicitions that the printed form watches at the lower customs rate | would not submit,to pinning against] and then add jewels in this coum the green felt, of the bulletin try, bringing the count over TZ Goardhin the wardroom. | jewels. * * - U. S. watchmakers, whose la. | One night we ‘taved up for a bor costs are considerably great. | 20Uce that said in effect that Tues-| er than those of Swiss manufac- | day looked so good for the bomb turers, have asked Congress to [atop - that it had been postponed impose a tax of $8 on up-jeweled | junti! Wednesday in @rder to clear | watches. They say this would | ithe decks for Friday, after which | |there might be a Saturday drop. | | § Ley ee mete ees It recalled the old gag of the| has per with their products. |kid with size 10 feet whose dogs The U. S. group put their pro- felt so comfortable in 11s he order| @& ~ posal to ‘both Chairman Jere) 12s. It recalled also Ring Lardner’ S| ? Cooper (D-Tenn) and Ref, Daniel Classic business which went, more, A. Reed (R-NY), of the Ways and | or less, “‘Although Jones is a very Means Committee. | —— * ¢ « . Committee sources | indicated U.S. Plans Expansion would line = behind the pr oposal They, said the decision of Demo-| NEW YORK ® — The United crats probably would depend on ‘States plans to expand its program whether U.S. watchmakers could of taking part in international prove the up-jeweling process was trade fairs, including exhibits at an evasion of the import duty. fairs in Iron Curtain countries, the| ee eee ‘s new director said today. | 4 ° . * Harrison T. MacClung said in a Buried i Mine Mishap ‘newspaper interview Congress CALUMET w—Eino Waananen, 'would be asked for 3%2 million dol- 38, of Ahmeek, was killed Monday lars to support the program. More) when he was buried: in a slidein in/than a million dollars of this will) the Ahmeek No. 4 shaft of the be spent on exhibits in Soviet sat- Cary At Teast th the Nuptials Went Off on Schedule Bryson’s fine broadcast wan is myes Rash of the American beamed toward San Francisco at Broadcasting Company.” Grace 9: # each night, our time. It was|Kelly was deeply impressed. “I The prices was right: Zero. The pictures concerned were seen in the States weeks and months ago iLeaves Money to Animals CHICAGO (INS)-—Mrs. Alice R. \Bourge, 64, widow of a wealthy paper manufacturer, has left $500,000 to two -charities for ani- mals. Her estate filed yesterday in; ie, (eS you,” she whispered. Probate Court weft only $23,500 to 4 a | but not withthe dialogue we and people were in trouble. got on the McKinley. bd The McKinley, skippered by “ The other. night Grace Kelly, fine Annapolis man ('29) Henry A.' aj) involved in a jewel theft near Renken, has more communications | her new domain, suddenly yelled, gear than an interplanetary space | «This is NTXC (Mount McKinley) ship. ‘caltieg KUK (Guam).” Every- But it was comforting for those \thing turned out okay. who still cling to the frailties of| homo sapiens to note each night |* Cooper used the same call to | that all the electronics wizards *#¥¢ himself and Susan Hayward the Navy could gather in: this) from the Apaches. And so'tt went lremote part of the Pacific could) a. night. 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Kelly sald the idea to hold/f0r States rights will represent Like eorrngs for your eer; pe Member American Association of Credit Counseliers blueprint in this Alpine village forjhave come from all over Europe.|the retreats was advanced by Col./Texas at’ the Republican National stronds tot yout lovely neck. you a. : world war. - Some came just to get away/Edwin L. Kirtley, Roman Catho- Convention. , eyes demond the beouty 9 fot “Let 9 Years of Credit Counselling experience assist you” i py O DO LY from military routine. ilic U.S. chaplain in this area. The BS party's state convention; tering frome You'll be omared Nowrs: Daily 9 to 5, Wed. & Sat. 9 to 1 Evenings by Appt... || Today young American Gls arejop nopsn’T MATTER’ Pentagon gave quick endorsement.|Yesterday approved resolutions) hee sinbil anh. new tig Gaual villneelaclalrail: “ : ; _lasking that desegregation prob- ou! MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS | oct Weir's place fo erapel, “Tt doesn't mater why they , Gis comé here at thelr own fx Teme ie eried on a hoa! toi] fara a Tt » : . 41%) 8. Maginaw Mt, FE 8-0456 A from war and thoughts of war. The|Came,” Maj. Kelly said. “The im- bring their families. It costs them|4"d proclaiming the GOP is the, per ee — U.S. Army has a separate recrea-|Portant thing is that Berchtesgad- /¢4 9. quarters, and $7.85 for food|°Mly Political group which “@an be! Teer ‘tion program including sightsee-|€" did them good. during leave/ The typical retreat|depended upon to preserve states’ ‘ing tours-and mountain climbing. | The same Alpine inn was used) program covers four days. rights. 4 | The retreat is an experiment uni- as a resting place for members of ‘ ._* 8 a " ‘que in military history. The chap[7 >? ,ENJOY THE COMFORT The convention endorsed Presi- “One Ahing the soldiers really|dent Eisenhower and Vice Presi- /enjoy is the comfort,” said Maj./dent Nixon for second terms. ‘Kelly, a Baptist who served with) It asked the administration to |U.S,' troops on Okinawa. “Theirjappoint to advisory positions at beds are made every morning by! policy-making levels men ant |}charwomen. They are waited on! women sympathetic to states. 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Kowalske, Milford OPTICIANS forbidden to climb stairs, and) night. If you are going to try fer‘vale ot drve. herdwore end seed |; \ 4p | ing-them for breaking into cot-| Kenneth A. Clark Jr. 56 Williams : ay ve eres Setar melapsaaciat Ss give it a fair trial.” caren Foe Sects comet peso tages along Mullett and Burt Lakes} Y#lerie 4. LaBarge, 216 Marion Rm: 243, 15 W. Lawrence Se, n alk a block, The we postpaid ASE HE sol Mare : : | .§. 4 ' = Veleaw 9, Otte AIR BASE HEAD—Col. Marshall quring the winter. They are James = x. ae ed Open 9-5:30—Fri. til 9 Phone FE 2-2895 swelling Wag rea) bad in my| At SIMMS, CUNNINGHAM, ankles, and the pain was so] THRIFTY DRUG STORES in flerce I couldn't sleep nights.| PONTIAC and ALL LEADING My iidneys too were bad, and) DRUG STORES in MICHIGAN A, Elkins, now head of Andrews) Schramm and Allen Williams. Both Air Force Base, Maryland, will pleaded guilty, but Judge Fenlon beconie commander of Mitchell delayed sentencing until June. 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FEderal _. } FRIDAY 5 | NIGHT til. 108 NORTH SAGINAW SEE AND DRIVE Ambassador ° Statesman — , | _. Rambler * Metropolitan — Rambler Custom Cross Country t . > ty 4 / ' 4 THE-PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, i | ° [2 MAY 23,-1056 | “fth iede aS An -ush’to Be June 1 “TROY — A year's wait is in) fore for Troy's flood-harried resi- dents, because bonding would not Yield enough funds until after new assessments are set, Troy city @mmissioners learned last night. The Commission heard repre- éentatives of Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Detroit bonding company, fad of Hubbell Roth and Clark ingham drainage engineers dincu | ss future of drainage in Troy.’ Bending now in Troy could only be up to $1,300,000 for the preseat assessed valuation of 13 mililion, it was pointed out. The state - ordered _ equalization, j , would bring valuation ‘ap to 37 million. — aterford Area Camporee Set | 140 Girl Scouts Plan « st | This would allow Troy to bond itself %* Tuesday after a six-month illness. ten pupils are urged to register He leaves his wife, Phoebe; ajtheir children forthe fall term, son, Wilfred of West Highland; two and take advantage of the oppor- granéchildren and one great: -grand-|tunity to meet teachers. and in-‘ ’\child, |spect the school, ed | with ¢o-day sentence in Oakland County J. burial in Glen Eden Cemetery. The | \Jail for a Pontiac man_ yester:] f Investigator Leo Hazen reported some 815 feet of piping had béen ‘stolen from 27 houses being built in Woodhul out of the carted awhy. Lake isaid the pipe was apparently ripped | Heights. new foundations and Drain Rebate ankles, ‘chained, told officers he had been jthere for three days as punishment for running away from the farm. asitant|__ Set faces a Claims 19° Residents|— Assessed Improperly on sz#7000 1953 Project B | The Lots-Michigan street storm ; drain marathon still is not. dead, a |according to Commissioner John E. Garry ent Bh [And What's, Snow? DETROIT (INS) — The Detroit * Board of Education. sweltered in’ : the city’s 85-degree heat yesterday while, it accepted a $227 gift from the McKenny School PTA for pur- chase of a snowplow. ~~ NOTICE or PUBLIC SALE 1981 Oldsmobile Cl. Cow Mover, %. i subtle -sale wi be he June 6, 1966, at 200 N. Park soulecatn, Lake Orion, Michigans at 1: Ata tar 24, we STATE Ol} OF P MICHIGAN—In the bate Court for the County of Oakla On. In the matter of the petition. conce: ing Richard Palmieri, minor. No. 14617 To Eleanore Palmiert, mother of Ever since ul os to the | commission in 1954, Carry has in- sisted to his fellow commission- ers that some 19 residents of this| Bleast side area were improperly‘ ‘Jiassessed for drainage improve- | ments in 1953. Last night at the City Com- mission meeting, Commissioner Carry tried again but lost, He moved the 1953 assessment roll be corrected. The motion died for lack of second, “There is a possibility the peo- -|ple in the area will take this to court to try and force the city to make an adjustment,” the com- missioner said today. ees ¢ “We're in for an adjustment for} all the city in similar cases if we jadjust this one,” Mayor William 'W. Donaldson said last night ques- tioning Carry's motion.” City Engineer Lewis M. Wrenn told Carry the project ‘was as- sessed equally from one end to the other.” ee ¢ @ “These people have been unjustly assessed with three assessments for the same work and also for curb, gutter, and . related week." Carry emphasized. Ti aieataneit tale ool wom amount to approximately $100 re- fund to each family assessed, Car- ry added this morning. Lodge Calendar Special communication of _’ Roosevelt Lodge No, $10, P. & A. “ee mony oi re = State — gpa May i . 24 at 7:30 p. m. M. y 2 Arthur ‘Thomas, W —Adv, ELIZABETH LAKE t Special communication Pontiac) : 5 ‘Lodge No. 21, P. & A.M. Prt; May 4 toe 7 p. m. To confer pt lal oe q ¥ ‘Smith, W. M. Adv. eo | eee : communication Cedar’ c ANDERSON'S 5: fae re “WESTERN \ eyed . May 24, § p. m. Work add u in M, _ degree. Dinner 6:30 p.m. : Raymond Ruggles, W.M.. —Adv. ties after waiving examination J. Leib of Springfield Township. —Adv. hom Allen C, Ingle who increased the sentence from 45 days when Ja- cinth failed to pay fine and costs of $25. Jerome E. Walraven, 41, of By- ron, Mich., is serving a 30-day sentence in the Oakland County Jail for driving while his licerise was revoked. He was committed |Monday after pleading guilty to ithe charge before Justice Emmet A $100 fine was imposed on the Knights of Columbus lodge at 2% S. ‘Saginaw by the Michigan Pome! mage sale, Friday “25, 10:00 weekend to 12: 00. Bt Stevens Hall, Exchange Petition having’ been filed in/ this Court alleging. that the. present p#here- abouts of the mother of the sai ehild is unknown and seid child Anew violated a law of — State a | said child should be placed yhder “the urisdiction of this Court. | In the name of the peo the State jot Michigan, you are y hat the hearing on said pefition will ~ held at the Juv rt, County Service Consee: Court House E: nex, 1260-B,/ West Bivd., in the City of Pontiac in said County, on the 2th day of May AD. 1956, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, and you are hereby comma&nded to appear personally at satd 28.28-29.28. culllGen anos," a5¢ Thomp MM. 86.6 of other persons in the United H. Winborn turns the president's |'°, ‘ Seed aire saat 20.60: oes Tel ee 44 a= x bei oun eat 5 Kingdom.” gavel over to her successor, Mrs. 3.0-8. Oilletia cs: 6 Srameamer.- 35 C ty p h Ralph Toles. | Goebel Br ---- 03 Underwood... 24.7 : be pint t telthe duke DETROIT LIVESTOCK ‘ Fich...... 792 Un Carbide ..118.4 plotting to assassina e Mothers trom. two fifth grade | DETROIT, May 23 (AP)—The Detroit iSeea, | “ Gnit Air jin i 364 LL mace mae Hoe in revenge for the hanging by the rooms and a kindergarten section! Hogs selable 480. No early sales, un- \St [dhl os cobalt Unit Fruit $0.1 ar a H 68, Pabcadtias) of two Greek Cypriots last -will serve refreshments. Girl Scouts | Looped tated ‘Greyhound ., 186 Un Gee Cp . 393/Man (Agnes) Hagerman, Of week. will act as baby sitters. » | ter Calle salabie Smarheth alent faliy | tng HR Mea Us Rubber. 33 fd BAe te Cad EO cad Greek-speaking Cypriots i | Hers : ‘m. rve ; 2 “SI J ’ lls pe cis af ad it, Wateriord’ On | ee Bldg. vous reel SbAB STONE Tree ~ * | Sanden PLowING AND. YARD pont Bs I go wrist | | BRE peated tn water fa eee, aa] OP Senn Pe ee a: a | oa oer a apa Rt En" VParoer-toores Puma! OPEC. Mach'y | sissies aex.|,_ JOBS FOR MEN ‘fe tie Or sigy Se on tees | Paar, - One PD NERD 7 a Park, Cemete Perry y | sacs ae as warts KUTO MECHANIC . Drayton : q.| tuck, Reward ry, Fu tt BR: A feneumanss by ie Creer aeeree| ons ty new home, private con poche phsinshary leant ue Ae AND fiat a dy. 16 oie aes Serene Bee ar oat ver ath and T. V. F . ICAL ENG 350 0 ebimneys. ee : - FEMALE : O De, Way a” ie wilt : ontario HOUSEKEEPER. . INEEN $700}, tial” Quarameed too | teres. OF amt pak YARD Baldeiy ad GERM’ SHEP , » R ne A.. 214 Prospect a ae ae amt CIRCLE eae charge Pontiac Press. /9 y. Trainee Positions aA Si titi ws WEP organs Lal in and Walton. pu beeen. Availabl us M eal Estate . Purdy; yrecaagg tse | ae taathe DESIGN WORSE 7 WORK IN DOCTOR’! Credit qailese - vie fireplaces rey seed veld, leveling grading Fy ae GRAY PARKER e z Clarkston, Mich. Hemina | : DES DOCTOR" tall M SGandSbood wots 22468. - at. a sharp a Mrs. Albert John W. Purdy, c a Seatt opener ane’ ane seh im anagement ... oss | BUILDS. TARDEN fF SS ee we ent A + aera Draper hrs Oleason co Write Pontiac Press gineering oe 280 eis comple mieten ae poe DEN R sir front ae eve. ekner ~ ie eee = contract | hse he Reteeeers Funeral oe Sarai te We has. W ; ~~ GIRTS— TRAVEL » CAREER CENTER CARPENTRY alae PLOWING, § YARD EXPIRES Yano TEVETTG a By gow Tee a ther oh or sm * tig CUEAN, PVT. BATH. RE eT eee | as benll Casnels . Woodward ete ota e aio creas 1 Riker Bidg. FE soe eb hone ee . ina. Ce ROTOTI eee opp weer con “toe m7 noon. 2088. —— ee Gutiete| ——Birmingha fering, Michigan itu Cort and ba a ees ae Miteee, "ov, wainatt ne| Ady yon ee I Oe , Rosary “wil ry. Reeitation not the irmingham, Mich. Soe ee ge ak FREE ENT 4 FE| iawn, L. NG” GARDEN’ AN fast BLACK WALLET a ears} 1704S Telegr rel dulte caly. Alberts aniiilties, Woot le Funerat_Hom oorhees- : soc sartinhaust & $250.9 month : & Br BL oe : eves. t Shiro peer | ice meee: ' gra d. CLEAN LAR : eT, Home san EXCELLENT OPFORTORRY POR Mrs. jMecielian pod bese Apply Girls, we h work. FE &0782 ~~"ROTO TILLIN * call FE ¢T104, Reward, FE 425 kitchenet : TaRR aN Lae Pasta. 300) Bhim BARBARA)” tui) ti TONIT eee evelt Hotel. | Where th ave a few jobs| Lede nd Cathy AL Lawns and gad ING hod | econ escecrener by Uh per pet p= ela Sao ane Ln pr Peloved daughter of Rd..| extra cash. | ed people to earn |» PRESSER ere the employer p cuaroM ROTLOING. HA : a eae in vicinity of Uolen ML BLACK pis ce LET Us ae table ROOM NIGEL . sister ; Ww Everett Preps: Fooly men wanted te ome barf sales- Experienced car RECEPTIONIST & Ty Bey 8. Lod ns sd FILA cA Lauded TILLING | L call 33132 ps — Please tract —— ssle of your _ 2 boys or 2 girls. 18 well, G m H., Mark, Max- perience not necess: Praca hems Apply Fos D machine pressing. Dk MW BLDC SERV “et Hardens _OF AWNS AND Suna" Reward jwara| Ed so a Ee re ’ ereld. Alfred a week ary. Few _Hurot ry Cleaners Te W $TEN D&M Lost: w. M. St ROOMS. = Aaa] roe alpepeorsliy wren, stig W.| For do ° BLDG. SE Son ot ; RHINESTONE WECELAGE |" out, Real _hewly decorate tee ener ibe recaite im selling the’ a eacelignt PONTIAC C ls rade phat ain aN al od {DD_A ROOM AT RV — igre @ and on WORE ae ee Lh ache B: Son pee sen = oe a 7 Room crated “Apply 19 Clare Audrey Andrew: and Mrs. hovat ay. ‘ > GIRI GENE: PREE EST Low juipment na det 3 complete | REWARD aise ed. Thi 8: 165 le UDIO A os oun ty tala Th Puncral. service $28 HTEN AND. 8ON, OLDS. LEARN PERS fi ping, filin RAL OFFICE ROOFING sipina. cote o rE S086. power rake. YOUR PET 50708. MEDIATE 30 Perera 000 Robin BATH, at 2 pm. from ureday, May 24. N. Main. Rochester iiabazea’ “RSONNEL . a. anawering th TIONS krrcH ae ALTERA- Waa Le PLS EING give one @ ho WANT TO vecatreet er 6 : FOR youn |3 ¥ otf N. . peer peer ho Bing Peials| htcastec, Bees gene lergent Set NN, . D CUSTOM | caBineTs| ing A} PLOWING & GR Souinan) bemmal econ tb200 cuaity tn your ROOMS, IDEAL YOR BACHE- urch with Spad Wit |e employment e. also AND B . Also black dt = nimal Rese! : your |_°F. 106 Dres L aaa we Tere Revs| Hew arom wer nent teen’ 21" and 8.to train or por |/*¥E OM the fol the lowest| $5 VE an rate ee rae _Hobbies & Supplies 24A KU, Templeton, Realto 7 ROOM me, boop Bal ee eee oxen ENERAL CEMETERY AND parpenl bontnacnepel pecpel personnel ; owing jobs : | ELECTRICA ___ Laundry Ser ats supplies 24A | 55-G Lake Rd FE goods seypreen De 70 has “Glom alld ior at 12 noot Thurs, fark Cc ieee AND} fice This Is pol soeesl hi “a R EN 5 ett CAL 83 amy Tee. aaa ry Service 18 “By ou — 3. 1 "aad contr He MOST FOR YOUR ieee See ve “ ie em te ne = 5 § | L, at at, time aS 2, = comeery, Southfield and a] quteeis is Dyed mn pay: minke, No eee word per Foes nn ‘or PE en rE ap tabard PLAIN OR RUF- ue, fe A : drames a “ Beaker ao we only, poral leeation ADULTS : by the Pu (DERS , eu people. Wi joys lead- RAL sary. SANDIN Laund: ished. Pontiac| WX ence rir a rE: _$60_@ month » West sid ere! Rome rsiey Fu-| jigs and fix RPACE oavors.| ‘ee © ‘e prefer som -BILK CE Age 16. a 8 a OLD FLOORS yundry. Phone FE E_9-1636 aR aonth_103_Wash ~ tures. Da aining oF th sneer PINISHER. Ex ‘to 20| Sonpreeny, Can. ~ POR PAMIL 38101. Notices & WE OOMS. WASH: _—— _ Card of Th week. Must have fob ye, $8 hr. sipersense pa ie ‘uiveient | one pe © nec- te ¥Y LAUNDRY Personals 2 E _pvt,_entranc: ING PRIVILEG: anks rence Squl shop ¢% Me ¢ cates aiuer (pet: | ll conuncl maces : ee he a 4 s 25) LA mirence FE 2003. — ana 8 ee = i | Mile fa, Bet Couge Co. biel +74 eppointma ottact, "work Interv se eal at POR Rh CERE 8 Manperience ishing. 13 Yrs. oan a 2-sio1. Lauodry AAA PRIVATE a ND CONTRACTS O earier -d oe BATH WITH ie emeis0 exreen oon a HOUSE TU, HOUSE oe BLEACH stan re sen RECEPTIONIST mperience | Sree re, ase ra | On POSTRCRENG DONE TH PE | Muestic or criminal” PE #6201, wil sive 7 ROOM Ee tie ot sisal anighborkweachere 884) 70. an our “Boe 2, Pootiae Pre H | reap ang drome dept. Parctime. Me EN ‘Denrist. pieeees eee en soit dae iE erence, aep cece ate tary eee gash | Adulte ouiy_ PE Dao | TO or their _m JIG AND Pontiac Press.” * or full time art-time, fa }. Landse 2070 Airport _R — 7 ve us FUR ) Exprenstons ‘of symoe 7 pony — tong prow ary conuec p BUILDERS, oe nate ‘Apply | SALESMAN iE N. Mo dorms equipment experience | aping - 18A ipoives a.” On ae & photo cal Coder. Pree e us S| aie et art Bebe F138 cae our beloved ‘son. ct] 1 Luin st ‘Roeheier Michinn. _time wag FULL Om Pine | pumbins &, CATALOGER. vor | we st Niall AIRPORT AREA. LIT | ARING AID RM. 10 Nicholie & Ha be BATH. UTILITIES. NEW. mm _ paighbore vena Clos tnd toe Saban ue, JOURNEYMIEN ~~ THE (IF) ST Press, | SALESMAN Co inetete | Oe Oe hs eel | SCARE RLaxpec —_— Butheriane ) INVITATIONS AEE rger Co Le eck. Prefer, quiet siderly reat pw ne cg og ot Silver. bor write Pontiac Press| yp _ )S ORY opal mission plus amie ra ceawel. OB RDSCAP ING SERV.| sano a feds pecan | cae Your a2 une couple. Pe xara ; b-—’ divisten, Mz, ond Meee. MAN WITH LATE WODEL FICK: | bec you DO NOT wish Po other jobs available. : Pore adil = ed 4 of Pontiac. ce ee Sor none amp | 5 cAPirol 6a A ficiled Henehe —___ 2 M APARTMENT. : ueline ughter| up truck. % ton or or eons: rad — but —— ontiac Employment Brit, stone. cement = af eed INED © DPBOLeRERY. oR RVs aNd | © sh gd & TOaN | £2, 3 ROOMS iD Bat port tratie Son Fee lepstobooeg tp de _tering and ti) landse “= ERAL : . . | Adults. PvT. © SS a a | — cea] sw lan ERP ie x PE cit | aan oe Sa ORTELAE | PANTY, NATO FOR, SURPLIRS eee nee : ST. ans: M0. | coupLeTe LAWN SERVICE | PERE ca 196 Ban "cain we MEMORY OF HARRY ie. me AOED MAN AND Mey liver. er celect git te FE 42551 3 Mee pitta) Mucus” Marsh. — bu LAW Vice. mz | EXPERIENCED. i #3 Mark. 250, 000 106 nary facts, private tom 2, 1985. ¥ peal. Aearuna: wegen ing onstrations e party Vina sree, a ee oe etiere. Winnilfred COR- 7 RMS Nic Entrance. b You ore rey Med pt and wages un te Ewe samples carry heavy | — Instructions oe _PE 40480, @ , FOLLY pea oe ose main On| meenciesin red, Mi Qdeers. | AS out dle Near bas tas AGuk Geen Harry, may al Pewee a 58S rE 4-44t0, a. Young, | O°%S asin awa: meienanes end RTE: Sed eo jineer ot'g cn ve ae meee INSPECTO protect” went to repre LEARN TO DRIVE THE Ph akan 155 aie, compicte lows motstenence . = clients. See Contracts 7|2 ROOMS AND : We shall remember you. Pully experienced and R aim are publi ecgpresent. 8) TRAINING SCHOOL river | Co A if or FE vetin EBT? ASK POR BOB MAHA pected couple, 16 : ehecking precision at Thom “peed iy ot | ef the nation ¢ and the rage | B 1G SCHOOL Rk LANDSC. . , Te SARA. : i . LaPay- ref : je | Barve oe? FLOOR Zia, Ponticc a ye Buy—To sel—.' i ROOM PURN APT, CARPETED MACHIN “Res. PE © “CONTRA 4273 c Min Sen—J0 Insure FURN ; SHINE IF — you are of 1e46 | LAYING-SA CTOR | rw . NOTICE t REPAIRM : wal ledler a. tal executive caliber __ Work w 2410. CRANE NDING-FINTSHINO LANDSCAPING & YAR 5 WORK ’ - 1 wsne beth, adults Must AN Boece eee eee anted Male AR) 3 ROOM A The Pontine Pre be, lleensed lectrieian a ™ ale 10| LEE TREN +1618 | ROTOTILE Let US " lighte and. gas. FE lsh a oe pa. 1) DANIEL M . wr — a BoYs NCHING é ING. GARDEN. | and gas. PE 2- 7 hr ant egal tena 267" _@reha pee CORP. | Reve « golden selling opportunity, -of aay & at oY wae wor | ; SERVICE | sore ALD pate Give You 1 Pl REA hy a Si AFSLY pection for “In M PLANE ; ling opportualty |? MEN Di z 103 Septic tanks o ¥ LLL GARD! lace to. Pa LTY CO. REA —14_Close_8t.__upstal iam” Tributes —— R WANDS MIOWT SKIFF 1 — Y-4 kind eaika woak oF amy | cnt ARD_LEVELIN N AND Ea P y | Cooperative Real UN a NICE an Be ‘ hone OR }1 — : on. pe on ee. we Pte les mtg fous | 36 PLv Sls Bell ve See ee Cains LIGHT AND -L. SERVIC sTAROET poo Ives. W. advancing to 85 MBING me. | 5 S asd windecd “Heterenae Rab HEAVY TRU 68 W. HURON ° E : ROE ROOMS, PVT. BATH CHAPEL - six } eeear raters san cesend ee ue , work tm ofthe, | ery _O8 RK DONE RE Free ect No obiication WE 5 163 bish hauled 8 CKING ST. FE Cc Heeger igs IRL ae f = epee RIAL Pi fare plan second S| —______®. N_ Telegra ‘ e. vy _QA 8-3968 AS- oblivation FE 2- e | and gravel ‘ood fi) dirt, ; 8-3351 ASH T ROO; ce. FE 2-4085. A a a ye ortine, conaiony, Por “tient =f LADY. | Beeweincs FORK WANTED ae Ey IANCE SERV CE ian HACEENO ai ANYWHERE, Wtd. Household Goods 27 ae HOURS aint ioe couple. "Post ae A “A. P. Beck Shoe Store, a me and so good Countr: PLAST’ 18 service all mak v place, FE 2-6685 ss OO is YO rinking 2 tively at wr 6 me wa Cal ¥ | 3 FRINO AND Washers. w es of autom TRUCKI 22 selina UR —rinking _210_Norton. ne BOX REPLIES _Mr._ He: pth Oak; ask for gibi ton, WELNOM “eat | we ae OR 34837 PATCH PLAS- ae erences |washers see _bish pro RD acres RUB- FURNTEOR E NEEDED anc yeUR HOME 3 Dieta = At 10 a.m. ~~ WOOL PRESS See Ten Sere orca | evel VED PART-TIME “wor 2 Oakla Ave VE Seay a1} O'DELL CARTAGE _ T70.| {op dollar “will buy outria JIM‘ WRIGH FROOM_APT SLEF | were replies — chere | Lee pee ER amneee mee like ower aes eel OR ea rubbish haulec ra TREE aente— 2-402) i and Lore ARTAGE aoe it toe. bats Be “outrinnt “or | 348 Oak) os i, Realtor im _for_3.- Nr. T SLEEPING RK ROOM | the anteed—Paid | _ Poi : ing roan OUND M ; ene em REMOVAL Phon, stance Movin Sale. Phon Co-ope ratiy ; PE 5-044: ROOMS PVT. +7050. office. in Press { | Youno 43 Pontiac Presi __Pontiac Press. "Bo ted. Write AN DESTRES ne Get our b 1, e FE, 5-6806 ie A. RR 3-2719 Real Estate 1) b ENTRA the MAN POR REST eee. | WOMEN TO WOT x any kind PE S$ WORK OF id FE! RE 3 FOR QUICK D: al Estate Exchange path Adults onl NCE, AND boxes: following work. Jack's H RESTAURANT TO WORK IN 1 OME AU. YOUNG Ete at ee a DUCED RA ut ho isPOSAL OF ALL}? ""(~ 7 RMS. H y. 105 Florence, é Matin, Milferd amburger, 345 rvising the car ieals 8U-|] ch Tanah Ma? repaired b FOUNTAIN | | PE arge van ‘ TES _ tie >- esenold ead eall ay i EDDLING Leund EAT, LIGHTS AND +0148 _ Michigan, attend ive im must ° patients. auffeur’s Heens N WITH| at vy factory tral NS tor! to serve you MYr] ~ > YOUR ct ry facilities | 430 GAS. . {Gana ether housew do cooking, ne _any kind FE aay wishes work of fol CoD Choa Gece talapectieia | ing. FE 44864 smith | CET os PROPER Northview 2, 3, 6, 7, 10 CNGE MARRIES ~ tus To0L ears $78.00 per mo Wi = _ten cep aupplaa Cos Lie k it tor you oon OR AUCTION TY? 4 ROO , 10, 12, 13, 1 making less that AN WHO is | _!¥e_1-6581, d board Phone OL- ork w ce Bt Phore PF 70 R | ONE OF PONTIAC Our obi aietialtd PAY MS AND BATH Se ee cae we UL Peter Brash sive ne a fodea wontine coorue pe |" 1m anted Female 11) ,,CHIMNE ¥ WO! Trucks to Rent | Fes ROMTiAt 6 LAR Ghat Guuttied "prospects. "saver you CRM APT NEAR P 114, ™ © 101, YOU NG. N ait 4 tnd aren MAA an to live as ietandilelassioy WALL WASH- Cecute a & specialty kK TRUCEA TRACTORS Wa ARTED 90" with jokers Ca “Don't worry Tapers Sac EAR PONTIAC MO ce oT Aesst on tito [EN 1825 + | -~— child OA #2221 after | ALL ae ae wore including all sinds of Pale} | led et heels fo pp en) ele need farms, labes. i ue see. wes ROOMS AND Baiw wOD Ee : ‘a states, Florida rough -Eastern 5 He Ir ast felivery t U PICK @P ring walix and vinting and re- rucks Semi-t es lor ples e ae all Getalle Cass-Fliz Rd ATH, MODERN. Help WwW em oemd tact work a return Public con- | “~~~ elp . Wanted 6-23 day service. F registered co FF 5- =gs Local Trailers and Tracto -trallers Ww cing and closing : water and en) Wala ines eat: coe anted Male eo tle abibides bl Space lepore See = __8 cr TTT El Saveesesasc ce Pontiac F nyers td. Miscella To : _$70_mo Sate ater) turauued ACES 6! neat, ce unnecessary. M -| AGENT wr Ss si NG. VIC_ est! t BY MACHINE PREF ° iac Farm an i nes : neous 28 ¥ Buy—To A 0 OOM oD FE ¢22352, ished, . EEO lng a? are sar (Bee Bee Mr. oink Shnat isa eee ieee case inet OF Le “an-| _FE wert) No fob tuo Sere haan l|- Industrial Trac nao CYLINDER RECORDS Fo oy OU BUY IT—WE'LL NSURE IT iF income Noonan TILE BA BATH : mbitious Bonne lhigan slate Se eccurks get mpc whedeg esas: cast ane eases AND EXPERT TRER TRIMMING & = Oven oan 8. WOQDWARD 0. WANTED ipeoremen OR | ene a € ROO = eee FF ayne St o investments commissions = ashel. FE | +2000. FE $-6593 = FE Including 8und 1 LLY EQUIPE nee. Small child PVT. — MAN mecha: “YOU NG MEN— VV ply all goods needed’ We sup- DAY'S WOR ar 3 or OR | WiLL b 40461, FE 4-1442 8y) OR 6 oh runabout and ED 13 per week. PE 6-143 welcome. 52 ear. A “toe Ww inclined wstn —VETS | —aeer_80 Brad: Detrei Salesman. | cenced hos ~ WANTED—FXPE. AVESTROUGHINO | ILL HAUL BLACK DIRT _OR 30964 after 6. 30 teatler —Ave 1. 340 Baldwin tween 10.39 and 1 w. Muroa 8. 18 - 26 Ps HIGH sch rady. Detroit No 1 8 days neral house cle = repair, flashings “NEW AND/ 443 ill dirt and “Grav. WILL BUY Se ee ¢ ROOMS U 0.39 am Free to Oot GRAD || Las & week thr aning, | Blanter bo duct work 43445 rubbish FE | —mise_1 LNITURE AN ALTY ; J NFURN, A ANY PERSON eiahed travel, transportat! lege students and JATES, COL- P1073 ‘ough dinner and oxes furnaces metal eee articles. MY 3-1121. D Ooctate CO.. REALTORS ‘une 1. 3 room , AVAILABLE te A 5 ——— ———__—-_—— ott) Co 261 State s turn, Refe suceess if the CAN Beal sect Immedisie Cosh drawing peeneve summer teachers, for| EXP. GIRt ee can Mo ances ok souimiatese Ue Painting & D =| Si Real yr ease, Buchan Sts rences. peas nd lrg er res rd le Circulation pr rawing ontiae and sales work, tn) — . FOR SALADS |"! Sheet meta! EG | ae ee Decorating 20 Ww FE 20263 © ne; 4 ROOMS, id ¢| leading pubit omotion for) FE + surroundin __ PE 4-204 s hr service FE 5-0313, a anted to R BATH. three be it! rps Ure shers. Must 44-3628 = gq towns (EXPE 6 1 Lester Mi A-1 CU “| o Rent 29 05 Ww _Call reste AND UT trainees sincere, on-th e itious A be neat LMA 1 RIENC —. _ LECTRIC M aniey. STOM DECO! =~ - . NEXT uron th hoon ri, who kno e-job — Hot pply Mrs. McMa- N OR Wi one _ eal nurs ED PRA atrt OTOR 8E ‘y__ | = paperin RATING, WA 2A . ae DOOR TO B 4 ROOM oe gic, rudimen i sl Keyboard rd mu. won ae ree A apa MinGh sea he FOR "00D GENERAL Raters _ot ear Are ng & an ny IC eENE: ae « memin service, AleS ern ONLY, wan 170, oe POST ome * wnfurioned Puddle oases OR : nent. Write 5 OUN = sees 4 Ay ear ‘round W vou. ay. Call a RY” -1 CUSTO: R UNFUR FURN e. Adults and en- ee wes . , - rege o Ie betw: THE 7 Fe M PAIL NIN N -* ts only 122 APPOINTMENT SOLITON sorictron— | Need G MEN & VETS | PP" nba e300 per hour BR mt RET EStad dan ror SEW ER CLEANING rece, si Tunoped eae 70's'30 es DOG HOUSES ea PRIVATE BATH FE Deer to deer. vil eed 3 men t Perry GIRL 2 s_— Sund 7 [AD a 7 OR 9-8240 3} Os NT ROOM! worker, | guaran nee merece traveling New Join organisation | QR SALESMEN work FE four Rae he eeece Em eset 1 PAINTING INTERIOR 8 EX- OR) BEDRM HOME IN TOW BUNGALOWS eS yee ‘ Tait wok sone con Sp} Trane Legolas Wace b necessary, || With Salk -ESWOMEN Se eae ak ives wine repaired FE 63387, —Gusranteed Fre He i soe _ Al atter © FE os ANYTHING “ple No drinkers. CLEAN COU. only. ate drawin ished, Immedi-| _ em vertising, sellis or 2 ¢hildr: BYSITTING ta pm Al PAINTING PAPERINO ; ROOM HOME sh im 2¢ how: = 4 ROOMS, t ATTE earnt: 3 account. Avera ence Top salary can #1 edt slaavinecces Wiletran all’ baby WN MOWERS HAND OR POW. aoe PAPERINO try. 3 children R: In CoUN-| ‘Call now. rs for your equity FE ADULTS : : TIO peat be » 00 a Mo, plus nk Bimcisvinene A; FE p-3562_ Pontiac rite $142 Oak er. sharpened HAND OR PO’ LL ympeen- able. Reasonabl eference avail: Ed «ROOM $151 i t be ployment A cliff, | cooled or: tepaired. TODAY aa Press. e. Box 44. Ponti w. M. St SS AND B. ; Ambitious a N Fe MeCietan. Roo neat. See | ~~~ gencies 8A. GIRL WANTS ari motors repaired e At e°you'll sa L Spats eM itl nN out, Realtor entrance west ATH PRIVATE : needed te Freely pout alert men to $ pm sevelt Hotel. Smee ee, ie dave onlv S DAY we WORK ON FRI. Prone! Free pickun oo ay Weel cocuihete, when you get my § TO 6 ROOM. HO hops st. Ph. 4 9-0661 after rest aida’ - ply at once at sreastestion, A _Hel Wa — ~ | MIGHEST ot ak t- e FF 2.6873 65 Lt Setivery aah pecereeia abd, omer re ioe ces BY RE. Eves. Til 830 $-8165 | 6 ROOM & all Auburn Hetgh’ 3465 A fi P anted Fem 1 QUATITY HEA 6873 65 Lincoln. ~Ya say? re tos way. 15 «Will co or before June in BATH, UPPER. —Aubdura_He ale 9 JUN and mailing p. U ApARaSTWA ATING SER = Refere nsider optton to buy. [ i, distance ‘ee WALK- hts prices OR: one at reaso Gas. oll VICE ALWAYS DEP! te | _References. Lincotn 17-0675 uy. |. bend hot wate town. Garage, A eal fone oe {3 2 EXPERIENCE E fl 361 nable| cle buiners and ing, di ENDABLE. P. COTTAGE Clean r, all util. turn: FE 5-4622 erators : D sccury RONING, 83 | : aned and se furnaces, ree ecorating, 26 . PAINT- L WANTED ON 41066" children well z rn. 4 the ‘story of wil) give| separat For part tim Cle © service A See Dav or night tvied All. mak 5 2860__- vrs. exp. FE ake, Cooley Lake LONG come. selling jobs fd be 1 of the best aoeeiae shops Erk work. 2 R AD On F Walton F ‘1-DAY -2-9161 WAY Fr aj08t Dae Ot INTERIOR Call VErmont eo Union Lake. APT. FURNIS _part time. elamuoa SPuller maeies FE_2-2064 nings and IRONINOS 93. A 1 PE $-2307 | PLASTE YNF. HEATIN Pays Ou) oratin AND EXTERIOR MODERN 5 OR 6 : Se ee A0G BEAUTY 0 ee and delf 7A Bue PIC rs RING att. rina _co bi- a of any kind N DEC- Ad $ OR 6 ROOM H heat, s and bath. INT. , eee oon To) Stee rae per Gee ws REGISTER WITH Us NO fagivos WANTFD ld PLA an ee | Cau PE ens estimates Bonit fren pl eat Ube eae otc ‘ems “nef inci ee asi per store to a nt and wall) West 94 Orchard Lak Al cuntn— TOUD YOUR JO: Ww $3 PHQNE FE! ASTE RIN MAXWELL W URGENTLY the | gaining a repute e. Tpm. to rea red. FE e neat appe ssist owner. Must dls ern. Bloomfield- ake North graduation. 1 ist BOOPEN| LADY Ww. Pree Es ~* inGio ing Reas ASHING & PA _toom D3 BED} A eading traders of th tion as Al pm Sea vast eppesiine Ero. helotul | nn's Beauty Shop re nen | are some of the ma isted below | sittin ANTS CLEANING me stima.es aoa _Ressooatie: FE 5-22 INT- ouse, references. FE 38-2325 Deed Dolnast feel! obties! Pontiac 1 Modern F ffi Bouse of reat Apply at the \CAPABLE PER 8 positions arallabl ny interesting | FE e. dav work Ry wy ~ RABY | IMBING AND HEAT FE _3,7620 INTING AND D or an appomntmen ated, call} 2 room iciency re) e 9.7832 week 0: Com HEATH Yo nt to disc 8 & ort , | pthc 8 am ona as een ue eral Insurance gt Ue a ACNE $240 Laby RAs ‘WORK ™ F e So ana Peon " or PANTING Sane ) DECORAT WOULD ‘iim TO ey Leta ae sel had have he Doents. your Real | <8 ao oekn ne couple’ Fe es bso ar’ | tion requi gency This 2 sivfess exe : 8-343 BY DA AMS GR ath tile ‘CORATING. ROOM A 3 OR es, busines arms, in- | ALBE | PPLIANCE SEAVICE WARING) Sock eine tees ee a LADY 30 WANTS 67 ee ea |e pecan At oe EYIMANCE, AND BATH WEED ser esr ané| fom ey eae ee ceen wapetameca tain Pk bee Bork and supervising clerical ant than skill. rk in office Th FRICAL | 152 Jach & Deliver mowers | p ced Cal PE 21006" | 1ST E LAST OF. MAY DORRIS e | private bath enette and ed only Fit 2-54 opere clerical empl work of | FASCT as incuranee by orougly ex _Jackson St y. FE 42746 AINTING INS i OF JUNE R OR | 752_W. & 8ON [REALTO addock . adults only, : ration expert ployees. Office NATING FINGE: ing FE 8-32 ookkeeper No p Free esti IDE AND OU RENT WRITE PO EASONABLE Huron Phone RS BACH i. AUTO-SALES cleaning ecco veut may, onan 9273 TYPr aa38 wp: | >aws, Hand La ee, eoceetes Em Eee T.4 BOX 13 NTIAC PRESS, aS 41557 ELOR APT, N LESM oe rer rene rence eaperiee to make h pfiving fin NG AND awnmow: > or FE . -ELLING bath ard ent . END. PVT. 2 geno ME AN ompensation ce de-| to th music of a t @ers to do in CLERICAL Wwe Machine 8 ers PAINTING 3 cal hae manta r Very nice N with sales ab portion to th is in pro- e tune of 50 ypewriter| and own home FE ORK Manley Leach harpened - idee > } _man or woman TE 2-4 for 1 stity| Brum e responsib!! wpm nd references xperienced | 10 B LLS NGING 1OME? BASEMEN 376. vil pained work and learn W mett-Linctcome, ¥ aiy SRCRET 8-2487 after & f necessar: | Saw _____10_Bagiey_&. TUPPER’ NE Sha = rao) T APT 1 moatnces a aap, ats e| _kraph Re 77 8. Tele-| FU pitas CAN'T BE BEA MIME 30 : y. FE aw s—Lawn - re Living Q is Te Mike! Gadi. LARGE UTL | OOR es mow R 3-106} | uarters 30 me are t gentl clean eet : (S ASHIER Firm of Bemdneme exec | Saerrns eee ao cre FE 2-7 1080 te Sharpenes Painting & Wall W ashing COUPLE TO SHAR La tn bel be fesidential property = aner 6 Peegairerss ie rea | ou €0m sell for-an interview fel SALESGIRES het hate eae marey HINOS AND TR SHOVERS WAL hamberiain st PAPR) ates. FE 22706 cmid welcome FE. 5 opt OME, 1 eect) oom cumerren esd es : very “BO Wann: un arry , 2fAte or to ONINGS &E' Ices J t WASHING SERV R HANGING F o E_ 5-100 t around Pontiac. BEAUTIFUL a as Pontiae iew see/ RB Shops 1 : — at least @ ‘yea she works “ver O gether Picku P-) oH anitor and wt BER rated FE ¢: REASONABLE IRL 30-35 TO ‘ast courteous For nished ». MODERN ; Retat!|__Birm! ne, 142 W. M f.: Ro %5822 Dp and de- omes offic ndow service | P. 2171 or FE ¢68 near T saane APT. TAT service, call ; 3 room apt . FUR. GARPEN Clemens, Pon! ingham aple, | EXPE | WARRTS 42021 es factories APERHANG el-Huron. Ga 42544. aylor. Reaito: ing, lovel pt. rew ca TERS. : tiac | CASHIE Oe RIENCED 108 DONE - areas FE | paint ING AND IN Sie eee’ Ble Lot Fe ri y bath and kitchen. ga- men ‘only ROUGH. UNION| E* R FOR GROCERY STO! 270 ere! Good work FE ei MY Howr | TREE TRIMMI pelnting ) Reasonabte TERIOR WANT 5-00). LIsTi Wit bead CY a sare iaaea! rosmes ysndibe wnaah df rays tl perienced on Wh RE, | Good firm | Wipow , eraze al Free NG AND REMO actimaics Deree = rie Free ED. REFINED Bust NGS NEEDED os onth jen Village. Call_ PE #41) ac| Register Appl tonal Cash | With 1 wants reliabi WILL EXCH = 1-8354 estimates Phi v- bbins 238 8. Ar erential || feb Go fala) YOUNG rt and ndv newt ¢ DRIVERS Jo ee y tM person 183 ight experiences | ork for earne ANGE HovSF | tree one FE | WALL WA _deasie_ FE -4-7660:4 Bee ro etetecy pose ame see Tosreees etic ee iritaeuetar bectaa eee apt. pert vrdibeny STEADY AW ore ane _ 33 = ce apie Prntise menter and cement TREE TRIMMIN by + ASHING AND PA 4pm FE xpenses. Phone Aas ROY ‘waitin: arms. "Qualifies lege ished bus at door £ rchard’ Lake. or over. Appl D |ELDERLY LADY TO ASSIST Wr ONEY CHANG wom reae “Box oF al Fre G AND REMO 32 omen work AINTING 4-1998. ROY son Sylvan aLke. sl gihes 3 jy 438, care of . ASSIST W: well-x ER x ; AN DETR « o estimates FE ye | 39-2284 uaranteed - KNA oa wk pes BOER Wb EXPER: Ortonville 120R3. nd experienced eeenanict tmee > (a le ouNwo- tat SIGE OTR Jaw TREE TERI 2a _ Physio- Th = | Wtd. Contracts, Mt aa Huree.. AUF, Realtor, naa RORRIS,# SON REALTORS _perienced 3525 Biisabeth Late D|EXPERTENCED WATTRESS | 3366 = nto. the |» atshwashi ARDY ~ WOULD “1 tng Dutch elm, mosd CE — SPRAY. a erapy y 2A te Contracts, Mise 33 STING SW CLOSE I FE/@1007 é Elizabeth 1.4) on ard Lake Rd FF $ 3353 RET _Pont! ne fob tt vt LIKE fruit trimm mosquitoes sw |!po Yo REST ELLS 2 ANTED tt N 2 ROOMS, tert es IVERS 8TEADY ke Rd EXPERIENCED DA Yd ed | waren ‘MANAGEMENT misce Ce Nienvilene ‘re 40 Sel] ee ne removal tree : Specie MASSAGE & THER buy Syme TO SELL OR ir eres Caf lethal, wait! No” eute sida te! Seen Bechara Lake, °$ to'6. Srety aol EXPERIR CRP OAS COOE AND] te some. sal aeatessive woman | ~~~ Building” Service 1 Fee cobs st | 8 FE eae pel] Cabs contract? s Por iaucs “y in the Roc secetnars al prop FRANK a 6 p.m. PERiENCED. SIL Gaadavuesel teen cammname A EEL DRL — Ro ster area. “RANKLIN i - S x FINISE Na e for wen LIN Tel i _ ger B. He ? LIN APTS. potiad Led for full time work. HER. AD _and pump repair, evision Servi si Ms nry, Inc. xed! Caw C only Cleaners Apply “at 8 Bas DITIONS _OR 3-706 rvice 22 TO ain St. 1940 ath. Adults. Ole Ot vin poe OF oath ae WANT i wintoeet QR MEN in "porches “ates. recent Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 COPENHAYER'S wines & 44 Realtor cke | “ante | KG. HEMPSTEAD ECO. i's R ED | FE AIN reezeways roo : ages, | D r. 569 W Ty 1648 'U 103 2 Wood estaurante, xpansion EES $300. ecem fing and RESSES, te Huron. N nion Lake R: WIL = E Wuron B ward, B 138 8. progra ent and stctine--|_—- SpITs ce calls: ‘ant serv- 4 L T ‘Sireences, aaaren wand | EX B WAITRESS Eee wae Peng mee | MISA OM wi (fevet om | ALTERATION noone rte | AY einen Ht ana (Gy ses). —— | mie prey SS PORNIRNED Ps teeee Event oe) tabp ecee) once cere ee ———~AAA F ___FE ¢8063| § Ni_ PROFESSIONAL FE SERVICE SH Small . | HED APTS : Country Fad k, Morey’s Golf & dork agberaaaye ee tarms Fat .OOR SANDIN ioe Ricam nee 1 Spokes Dt. FE | EXPER SSRARA —— p For land contract location. $500 down. FE cod | PURN Gite x _ Beene SAV + _ | Ra on 2280 Union ‘a NISHING. QU s 7 SERVICE ALL Large of 4 New or oid. Witt own rE 2- Elder! 195 ORCHARD E ENER Commerce ake | SALES PROMOTIO WORK ALITY _ Ge de makes VICE at Prom small, “Buyer BUY OR L 103. ly couple pre LAKE. WANT ADS ' x Y, USE EXbeRIENCED WATTRESR capable ‘eng to trare | re BUD Pitts FE sv |) ar n Plowing 168 Fr sae evision’ {a8 oe eo) Brn ine Jou service waitin: | "Stee Purchasers wetting See econ 7 ROO o find aj oler © whine Viluae be" a8 or cegetie of setling ont and be -1 CEMENT WOR A Ne ae ceeincw ask sir ce karsesie, Te featee Ee tn fa poee ee Ld Le rae Place to li older Call PE 2-0138 between ® ! n the indue- “MENT WORK -1 ROTOTILI GUARANTEED TV REPAIR, ANY i lor Tet MeCut F bors, or O econrrea a Roo ive or and _§ pm wren'? LLOYD Gardens Le LING MAKE “pil gl ANY | tough * Wo ob: NEWLY DECORATE used car, see Cl . FRIENDLY 1 NEAT APPEA ee ER Jons, NOW A FE MONROE t, REA ASOW A aut tilled. RADIO & ar CONDON'S ce HAYDEN, R..F. McK INNEY —: Private ounnee ROOMS N ASSi-| itabie- het alent ee HARING ce een in afd talk watt. cruvi 46866 mid PLOW! FE 20077, | TUCKER'S Nay ees 8T. i 5 Wal Walton Realtor , Univ. 1-5790 pee uire 206 Raeburn ¢= ae . ; Avon ene eee Beautt- or carves ‘opportunities LAYING," SANDING a Site bulldozing. aco avs =o +3600, 168 EB. Pike «* $3714 | CASH POR cant = Open ves SMALL CCEA 2 te 7 p.m. ; sell e dell . _Pon rector ee 4 / : A TORN es MIDWEST ea Sacereoe eae ee iy POWER UIPT RQUTPENT “Typewriter Service BA | ER coreg qm | BUY OR SELL ses ih vr wooo ! (0227 wing, dis T. wilt ¥ WOR bead Pontiag Bank B ae 4 RE HING _ hosing. oe as leveling and Ui eed ITERS & — LAND CONTR ACTS _ abil, ae ck buy your prop Qoun KINO COUP is. | PE Been ** Moe fies a cation. Cow manure ree sed cra Bri: and Expert : ort ~ WANTED you how to oe, PTm | ROGM APT. WITH. PR a 1, tile, fee iicia tty of OWING AND DISC. nie We mill « TED ee Aled, cash if the| ENT ye APT WITH eileen of Auburn Heights, a MS P Lawren a bab iresipran 24 Gels actlrbap os prove. i, now and} APT THE oped BATH. NEED ee eae 6 ee ERS iEr snopes | SepClent tt rothte rABae - Saginaw Bt. 18 w. Pike’ FURNITURE CO We need ri oa +1187| BOX 13. ITE PONTH dial j , eters 1122 PE 81194 OTT & one. OPPER nee on 2802 areen. entrance lesuire, a FE 27-5883. : ; + f . | . i) , é i ’ a ° ! he = al rt rd ‘ * . r i r Ye