ye eens Ep SAC EI CBDR Ure ae A Eth Ty eggs Ae ae ey ae Ns i a i a Std ce ‘ ee et VEC rie Ss ‘eo E PONTIAC PRESS & > _ Batali page te a 72° NY & BU , : Iw Edition \.. 114th YEAR * *& & *& — PONTIAC,.MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956-40 PAGES. 4#0C47ED Panes UTED vine’ PHOTOS te _ Candidate on Move — Toward Rind| J - FR =§- «4. ~ |. @AL RIGHT IN THERE CHAWIN’ — Right down to’ the basic issues, Democratic presidential candi- date Estes Kefauver joins a couple of pals in a watery snack during a swing through Florida. state’s May 29 Kefauver, who faces Adlai St voters in his campaigns, and tells youngsters * is counting on them” for help. — / United Press Phote evenson in the primary, has not ignored the non- , be es Future of Airport Bright, Aeronautical Head Reports (Editor's Note: Airport, its past This is the fourth and to present problems and plans for the future.) BY GEORGE T. TRUMBULL JR. LANSING—Pontiac is assured of a bright future in goit saturday. Ike Feels Well After 27 Holes; Returns to Desk WASHINGTON /M — President ‘Eisenhower flew in from Gettys- &@ series of articles on: Pontiac's Municipal burg, Pa., today after a weekend the extreme north of italy, where of golf and rest at his farm home. | He wag reported feeling “all lright” after a 27-hole round of | | [Dems Steal GOP Maneuver Commies Trail in Early Returns WASHINGTON w — Democrats debate today on the mammoth . ; ‘stole a march on Republicans in! roadbuilding program. | jpolitical maneuvering over the! Sen, Chavez (D-NM) jumped in in a y eC 1on |highway bill as the Senate opened at the outset with: an amendment | | Turnout of Vote Heavy | as hater Parties Take Substantial Lead | ROME (?/— Italy's pro-| Western _/Center parties| learjy returns from nation-| wide local elections. / The figures were so scat-. jtered, however, they ‘could inct be interpreted as a firm trend. In 394 of the 48,313 voting dis- ‘tricts the Christian Democrats won |81,200 votes, the Communists 26,- 207 and the Socialists 19,561, The total pro-Western Center bloc had! '103,309 compared with 45,768 for! the extreme left and 30,191 for he! far right. The results included areas in | the Left is weak. First scattered returns from Si-| cily gave the Christian Democrats! He Likes Chocolate, Too Ci dal 1 apply to interstate road projects) a 4 tO put back in the bill a provision ‘strongly favored by labor to let ithe federal government fix mini-| mum wage rates on a Major seg- ment of the proposed road sys- m. Sen. Kuchel (R-Calif) has been waiting with the identical pro- posal, but Chavez got the floor first. Republicans had thought the; amendment might be somewhat) & APPLIES TO ’31 ACT The Chavez amendment would, under which the secretary of labor ican fix wake minimums on federal construction projects. The interstate system would be a 40,000-mile network of major jhighways linking up all parts of the nation. The bulk of the federal funds under the bill would go to this ‘program with Washington paying 90 per cent of the cost and the states the rest. A House-passed road bill con- tains the Davis-Bacon provision, but the Senate Public Works Com- mittee knocked it out. , After Chavez offered his amend- ment, Sens. Capehart (R-Ind) and, Nuclear Waves Road Wage Plan Pushed Disrupt Gauges in Observatory Scientists Claim U.S. Fired an Air-Drop Size Device in Namu Area TOKYO. (INS)—A spokesman for Tokyo’s cen- tral meteorological observ- atory said shock waves took a s tial lead over! embarrassing ts Democrats, since the ommunist - Socialist’ Southern senators who oppose it Pieri oa indicate | tend it would driv wage the Un ex- Left ay in fragmentary ore a Te Be fa today ploded a nuclear device “about the same size” as— the hydrogen bomb dropped from the air a week ago. (There was no immedi- ate comment from the Atomic Energy. Commis- sion in Washington.) “Abnormal” atmospheric pres- sure changes recorded in stations throughout Japan indicated the United States exploded its third nuclear device of the current se- ries in almost exactly the same spot and at the same time as last Monday’s awesome airdrop. An observatory official said: “It is virtually certain (the development and services at the Municipal Airport, ac- by gaat transferred to a 2.283 votes to 1.214 for a Commu-| were : White House automobile and (nist-Socialist combine and 1,520 for| Lehman (D-NY) said they. had cording to Brig. Gen. Lester J. Maitland, state aero- peaded for his tfice. |e Gemeniitlanh cittaace! wall identical proposals and asked to] Cosed by the thind Untied States nautics director. y “Oh, he’s all right,”” the Presi-|..... - (eee doctor, Maj. GenllHowerd| sone eee ; ie v M. Snyder, said when asked how . The voting turnout in the elec-’ — you DOG, YOU — Little Kathleen Mikulin, 2, of San Francisco ithe President felt: Eisenhower's 77| Hons, watched as a test of West expresses deep surprise as her pet Dalmatian, Spotty, helps himself! |holes Saturday was his longest uropean reaction to Moscow's) 1, her ice cream cone, without saying please. The pair bask in the round at the golf course since the Tt was estimated 90 peat bgt’? | California sun, which is in contrast to the opposite side of the nation, ec | F He said the city has been boosted in priority for state and federal assistance in the expansion of the port because of “aeronautical necessity.” - * “Pontiac has an excellent Senate Republican Leader Knowland (Calif) told newsmen he understood today would be devot- ed mostly to talk, with votes on the bill coming tomorrow. shocks might have been of Soviet Floods Strike cuss c.gngse mut mgr SS Se ey cami ee are : present development plans, The President had no activity 0%: iS Circumstance seemed (0 SAME TIME OF DAY because of the yproximit to yesterday beyond a tour of his |“*vor an Oe Bloomfield Hills noe a ease read | The official added the third biast . +s |Detroit,” the ‘general Said. farm property with his neighbor) At stake were control of 6,387 O TIONOL FOAM interstate” highway funds among|occurred at about 3 a.m. Japan Indiana lllinois eos onel rn oboe | lia! acta _sguimnity and provincial coum. (Golfer Leads | : the states, Sen. Gore (D-Tenn) to-|time and was ’ about the ’ the ‘field into/Class ‘4. It presently | res sores [Kor betcha by ella leuatilog | e day denounced the House-ap-|same size as “the May 21 bomb . . is ranked jySt above a cow pasture ® : | tle = bad pen! Soman PI Press Meet f | ck W proved allocation plan as “highly dropped from a B-52 over Namu Torrential Rains Send E= bejrig classed tops in the) ontiac 10 Ul pepe Soe ety =F OF ld ins inequitable.” islet. in Bikini Atoll, | 7 country Awo years after the first | im 533, The candidates totaled | Bud Badger. outstanding golfer, | : Rivers, Creeks Over piane janded here Oct. 14, 1928. - | $13,601, 7 ee ThaEvening Vio Perade, but nt eee meas by EWR cas Their Banks GETS COMPLAINTS N W f J ° t The Cxtholié Chafeh’s Interest Diend prolate opr ma a aaet ic, } cconmat ne enema er (fee Maitland said industry, of ew wasie unl Hae the ‘Vatlene necupe [playing in the same toursome,| °0” Squad "City Will Honor | tet tetere ¢ a.m, Eniwotet 9 Sant manccmp alent Sees 4 to, his office because pai vporeticn per’ L’Osservatore Romano was turned in the leading scores after These Coaches ‘Dead in Ser vice reapion = “—— ane | pe; GM. Division Launches evidenced by the thousands of nuns. - as nine ee jovi roses * . ‘and priests among the early vot-' Press nvitational Golf tournamen Erection of Big Plant ers m . 7 junder way this morning at the at Local Site Former President Truman was Pontiac Municipal course, f lars interested spectator, Now vis-| Badger came through with a using the local field hinges | Plans for the construction by jting Italy as a tourist, he drove birdie on the 9th hole to take a around the fact that ae Pontiac Motor Division gf one of past a number of polling places first round lead with a 1 over rates on planes are increa: lthe country’ vanced in- in Florence but didn't get out of par %6. i re | ; ry’s most ag in-|in Fo a " weekend and were heaviest in they are not based on a eon- iastrisilewaste! discoea! plants lowers his car. He said he ‘‘did not want) jaidwin birdied the 3rd hole Champaign, De’ Witt and Logan) crete-paved field. spoge’ Piants ¥ "to interfere in any way.” | but missed a two foot putt on | counties. Stredms went over their) work is expected to be complet- announced today by R. M. eae we the 8th thas missing par and a banks and water rolled across fer-' oq in late fall on expanding the field, general manager. 5 f C il chance to tie Badger as he fin- tile fields along the Sangamon port's east-west runway from 1,800 Critchfield said installation of the ale OUNCH SEES | ished the first nine with a 37. River and Kickapoo and Salti+, 4000 feet which will permit first of 34 huge steet storage tanks creeks. DC-3's to use the field. - will begin 4mmediately. The cylin- Many roads and streets were | This expansion is being financed drical tartks will range in size from Bicots py Careraial rans | comed planes were unable to go covered some roads and t nds into Pontiac because of length of of acres of farm lands in the cen-| the. runways. tral sections of Illinois phd Eo Another block to larger craft ana today, / The downpours ranged up to nine inches in Illinois during the! Pontiac High School's. greatest! track team, and its coaches, will No Memorial Day parade {fs be tonight at a banquet panned for Wednesday in Pontiac, | for the state champions given by, The (Postiac! Press! according to Floyd E. Cremer, de- The affair takes place.in Stevens Puty director of veterans’ for Oak- Hall at 6:30 p.m., and will be the land County. second of its kind given by od There will be a memorial serv- jice at the Veterans’ Plaque at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Perry Mount Park Cemetery. It will be con- ducted by Veterans of Foreign Wars, Amvets, American Legion, and the Disabled American Vet* erans. f 1. the current series of H-bomb tests dubbed “Operation Redwing,” which opened May 5 and are sched- Included -in the foursome were) ‘110 Dead on Holiday |tom Cross of Pontiac High who had a 42 and Ernie Farrar of! inundated in Indiana. US-40 and 52 and Indiana 67 highways were blocked east and north of Indian- | apolis. Crawfordsville virtually was isolated this morning, 74 Two schools: in the Indianapolis’ area cancelled classes. : The Indiana rains still fell to- ing $121,500 appropriated to the city this year and last. | | fu the aid of federal grants total- 10,000 gallon capacity to upwards) of 590,000 gallons. The new disposal plant requires _ Gen. Maitland sald the grants |/¢rection of a three-story building cover but two years of a four (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2¥ It / to house laboratory facilities and | automatic contro! apparatus. The | operations building will utilize 12,600 square feet of floor space. | CHICAGO uw — The National, \Safety Council estimates Memor-| 110 lives. : ; The normal average of motor ‘vehicle. deaths on a nonholiday |Wednesday at this time of year lis 70. Avondale with a 51. In the second foursome after the: jial Day traffic accidents will claim first nine, Jack Reynolds of Water- ford shot a 40. U.S. Film Cited CORK, Ireland ww — “I'll Cry “We have not been able to get the organizations together for a. parade this year," Cremer ex- plained. : He added a Memorial Associa- ition would be established to plan jfuture parades for all civic and iveteran groups. The association uled to continue into August. Newsmen who were permitted to witness “Cherokee,” America’s first H-bomb air drop last week have since returned to the United States. Reports when they left Eni- wetok were that the next test was ito be of a. missile with an atomic ‘will work in cooperation with the|warhead. It was not believed likely jmilitary groups in the Armed {this would be ready for a test until |Forces Day celebration. June, day. During a 4hour period rain. NOWELS, War fall measured 5.59 inches at Craw-| fordsville, 4.20 at Madison and on 2.85 at Indianapolis. mer | The new system, designed by @ The council challenged the mo-;Tomorrow” was the only Ameri- y {Toledo firm, contains four sections. toring public to hold the Memorial can winner at the windup of the if f if d |One section will handle cyanide Day death toll to 70. \Cork International Film Festival ap OF ues ay jwastes, another handles metallic) The period covered by the ad- last night. A French production, In Illinois the rains stopped in . acids, another for alkali and acids vance estimate is from 6 p.m. (lo-,“Les Assassins du Dimanche (the! iP eas * Z mest sections — temporarily at Partly cloudy through tomorrow. and the fourth for gily wastes. cal time) tomorrow to midnight Sunday Killers)’ was judged the! O itica eadaers ee Ing. least. More was threatened. |with scattered showers and) Critchfield stated’ the new plant Wednesday. best film. | | , U.S. highways 51 and 136 were thunderstorms mostly in the late incorporates the most modern fa- j blocked by washouts. Seven to afternoon is the forecast for the cilities available for neutralizing) ° nine inches of rain was ‘reported Pontiac area. objectionable wastes in copper, Runyon at His Very Best last rfight north of Farmer City, The U. S. Weather Bureau pre- nickel, cyanide and chrome solu-, | Tl. An eight-inch deluge was pe: dicts techie veeor ee a a tions cea tees vee opera-| “The Best of Damon Runyon” will be brought to | ported at Fisher, Ill. ___ the mercury rises to near §) de- tions throughout the Pontiac plants. readers of The Pontiac Press ina series which begins At least a dozen tornadoes were grees. When completed, the system can today P 21 with “Blonde Mink.” reported Sunday over northern In downtown Pontiac, the lowest handle as much as 1500 gallons of ay on Frage Ll once Min _ and western Texas, western Ne- thermometer reading preceding 8 noxious waste solutions a min-.. - Watch future daily editions of the Press for more short stories and character studies by one of the braska and western Kansas. No a.m. was 50 degrees. At 2 p.m. the ute, It is expected to be in opera- damage was reported. ~ mercury rose to 70 degrees. tion by the end of summer. ' most famed and best loved of Amerjcan journalists. Solution to Auto Layoffs .- ° ‘FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES KARL SCHLADEMAN | DETROIT—City and state — Sought ways ; .. to hold down layoffs in Michigan, where unemployment Press to the Chief Thinclads (19 : eamroae isle mes » currently is pegged at 220,000. Y _Twenty-three squadmen will par- Political leaders yesterday spoke in Detroit at a mass - tretpate) ia Ue) Party: meeting of Dodge local 3 ®f the United Auto Workers ‘my ee eae ‘union. Detroit unemployment is now estimated at R T; e Pa ah li G ; 50 C. . in a row, they moved into the ee and, Dodge local 3 has 14,800 of its 26,800 d PT) t t national prep track picture with | members out of work. é‘ ep O rte r rtes an an ing: e S en S souayeas detgotl ap Sonia; | Mayor Albert E. Cobo of 000 cars in inventory. He said any | Relays. 'Detroit, said he would)increased sales will come from the | Guests at tonight's event include Sound out automakers on|laventory and won't necessarily re- 4 re a The final results showed only Pontiac and county residents are being loaded down with packages. dows changed his mind about do- 7 ee are be eee Bie ie a paren Her gift will go to the United nating after first starting to reach yichigan State University track the possibility of maintain- ya SE | i ' ‘ OF-, g | ; : ; }° Se caer eal pa yee oh . were sp enough Fund or be returned. ___ for a wallet. He explained the coach Karl Schlademan, Supt. of ing car production until) poping ere se sit : : All the others seemed to believe change of heart with the state--Schools Dana P. Whitmer, Prin-' federal aid and local im- pacy mem | pesel(s Deen ee wee Does this experience mean that as Us out land say they were) oo (story (ol having been out of ment: “Anything I could give you cipal Francis Staley, athletic direc-| ) ovement tert renin laid Ast employes of General 7 The: ine ; __. work and needing money for a new wouldn't help much anyway.” tor Tom Dodson, and coaches Ma icts projects d i Motors, Ford co Saline ; - . '* | Then there were others who just haby expected any day. But they Most of the people who stopped Wally Schloerke, Ray Lowry and)>ring employment condi-| But both union and company Lronically me 50 cents eee mate lentive\ andl interested deanitel thelr _ Gov. G. Mennen Williams prom. will be eigheraraty disappoint- oo ae was donat y one woman—the| One wealthy appearing lady sur- refusal to help. But one middle- ised the workers he will soon call,ment in the beginning. very first ane contacted. It looked prised me with her reply. of “l nee) woot ey ee Employe Stock Taxable la conference of top labor and man.| The benefits will be from shook their heads and kept going. would not dig down to help the to listen to our troubles were at- Dean Wilson. tions into balance. ‘spokesmen concede there likely (like a profitable venture after that/ qony have any money” as she afraid when confronted while look. WASHINGTON (INS)—The Su- agement leaders in an effort to find company-financed trust funds ne- What does pay these days? Only 50c an hour, a Pon- tiac Press reporter discovered recently. Downtown Pontiac pedes- _.trians are generous with ad- vice, and curious as all-get- out. eos, if But they keep their money in their pockets, for the most part. panhandling BY CHUCK ABAIR | bah Poeinieen that was only ‘strode past in a fur wrap. A fellow ing over shoes in a store window. Preme Court ruled 7 ‘to 2 today a solution for the problem. sasephte td hiagp laraey Auto Work- Armed with torn and dirty ° - walking along looking in store win- She gave out with a quick “no” that gains on stock bought under’ 9 Patrick V. McNamara coep conaracts + i ath shod clothes, a heavy beard. and a sad| Even that first- woman hesi- | jand headed for the opposite di-,4" employe incentive plan at less | (D-Mich,) told the meeting the y . , ss ty for ; ts ee th Saginaw Street! tated before turning over the ’ lrection,— than market value are taxable a5) growing layoffs are partially the °°" pays in five cents hourly busines district ‘or over an hour half dollar piece. She questioned I n Today Ss Press | So that's the story of ‘Assign. Income. | result of the 1955 sales, He also EN ese ins fundin g ' is on a recent afternoon, with almost wey 1 ad not ge te wert S08! Canty News....... Soncondce 19) | ment Fenbande: | We) wouldn tad: | charged that Republican pros: | s-hieved—at least four years hence ES Pa a to be assured her do- |p sitorials veo... @ [Vise it as a means of making Peiping Boasts Car Plant perity is “something like a false- the eae fas ace aemueana (te It- was one. of the warmest days a would not be spent In a Sports ..........26, 27, 28, 29 are Fifty eents an ee is ‘ HONG KONG (INS)—Peiping ra- frome prosperity.” sufficiently supplement regular of the spring, with the streets . Theaters oe. see... .,.g1 [Pretty poor wage for this day and 4, reports Communist China*s’ Doiglas Fraser of the UAW said state unemployment compensation loaded with shoppers from through- di She should be commended for TV & Radio Programs .....39 48°. first automobile factory at Chang-'the usual spring upturn in aiito to give a laid off worker 60 to 63 out Oakland County, but it. was no SSS ithe contribution and for taking Wilson, Eart 31 Fiying to Indianapolis May 30. Share ChUN is 90 per cent complete and sales failed to materialize this year per cent of his normal take-home “ a« } 16, 17, 18, 19° = l\expenaes. Contest Starts Today --- Turn to Page Two Fe place for a beggar. | _|time to talk to a “bum,” despite Women's Pages., Phone FE 5-8318. ‘and manufacturers now have 900,- pay for up to 26 weeks. » Pot-0-Gold has started production, m \ a ‘ . - Fr 4 \ e } : / bo iy , t « . ' % { af cr we SST ne ee) UE Lk MR My eae ae ee ne a er er mee ee | ap é sh | os ; fi | 2 al a rie aeons ak eda deol | spoked es fi | : “iN i | } MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956: * ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. State Accidents | Claim 20 Lives. Traffic Toll Hits -13; = Two Women Drown; | Baseball Fells Player By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Michigan traffic deaths showed a decline over the weekend but two! boating accidents and a tragic. baseball mishap pushed the — } dent death toll to 20. | Fires accounted for two of the deaths in the period between 6 p.m. | last Friday and midnight Sunday, | Thirteen traffic fatalities were reported, including Detroit's 89th for 1956. Last week more than 20, persons died on Michigan high-, ways. Traffic victims were: James A. Campbell, 13, of Crump. ; Mrs. Nancy Jean Herrington, of | Domenik Onofri, 68, Grand Rapids. | David Koko, 22, of Franklin: Mine. if } t | } AP Wirephete other tourists were injured last Tuesday night when a bus crashed through broken guard wall at upper right. Police said bus brakes failed as driver headed into 3,000 foot high Ega Valley on way toward Austria. “ ‘Poison’ Scare Has Police GOP in Wisconsin ‘Racing —and Then Smiling Spurs Sen. Wiley - Pontiac Police are always will- dosage of eight drops of acro- MILWAUKEE Detroit women, Mrs. Donna ing to help—sometimes, too will-| mysin. e ing | a h = Wisconsin Republican convention, : | Williams cleared up the confu-)jo¢5 to the state's Sept. 11 pri- WHERE 19 LOST THEIR. LIVES — Wreckage of a tourist bus lies on its side in Alpine stream bed near Bolanzo, Italy, after crashing off Bren- ner Pass highway yesterday. The accident killed the driver and 18 Austrian tourists. Twenty-five (#—Sen. Alexan- for the first time, The Pontiac contest form. der Wiley (R-Wis), spurned by the) t's Here! You Can Win | $100 for Your Solution to POT-0-GOLD No. 1 POT-O-GOLD is an intriguing new kind of word game. Here, ess offers this game of skill in The puzzle consists of (1) a number of circles which contain a ‘ew scrambled letters, and (2) a corres clues to words printed below. The object is to arrange each Lest of circled etters into a word that best fits its clue. The word which you select for Circle No. 1, then, would be the one which you would print in he space to the right of (1) below. You'll notice that some circles contain $ signs in pots of gold. You may use such a symbel es any letter you wish. However, it and all letters in that circle must be used. The § sign, of course, can fepresent ANY letter in the word. Do the same in all the other circles Study the clues carefully) uid arrange all turm to these clues Use your § signs to help you spell out the right words. That's att there is to it. Good luck! psae sess eeeeeseeteeeseesesteann PUZZLE NO. 1 the letters into words that you believe best con-| The Day in Birmingham BIRMINGHAM-— Hearings on paving of Southfield road and Hol- ‘land street again come before city commissioners and a goodly num- ropesed motor bus ordi- a before commission- ers again tonight. It was altered per Inc. spokesman said the ordi- nance called for too close restric- tions for his firm's ten-passenger buses, 1 and took his family tp Tucson, Ariz., died Friday in Tucson after’ a six-month illness. He was past commander of the Charles Edward American Legion Post in Birmingham and was a member of the VFW 16th Engi- Ineers Post in Detroit. He had lived in Birmingham about 40 years, coming from Detroit. Before work- ing for the post office, he was with Hearings Set for Paving © Southfield and Holland Saturday at Beaumont Hospital. Besides her parents, she, leaves and the Albert Cryzas of Detroit. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery after service this morn- ing at Bell Chapel of the William R. Hamilton Co. ~ First Woman Regent Dies; Here a Year after its appearance at aneariler | Fp \iNGHAM — Mrs. Esther meeting, when a Suburban Shop: Cram, 84, who had been prominent in educational and civic circles in Michigan, died at her home, 1580 Oxford, Sunday. She had come to live in Birming- after living here as ‘She was named the first woman on the University of Michigan Board of Regents by the then Gov- *|ernor Fred Green, who had been a classmate when she attended Mich- igan, She-held degrees from Abna College, (1894) and from Michigan, (1898). She had been on the governing board of the State League of Women Voters and active in YWCA work in Flint, Grand Rap- ids and Detroit. Born in Portland, she lived 25 OEE i i ah i | Saf ii a be FE : i 5 i Mt. Everest, the world's highest peak, and also conquered the neighboring mountain, Lhotse-], a Napalese government spokesman Two Swiss, Ernst Schmidt and Jurg Marjet, climbed to the top of 29,028-foot Mt. Everest on May 23, he said. top May 29, 1953. said, a second team of Swiss made summit of Mt. Everest. May 18, Ernst Reiss and Fritz Luchsinger of the 13-man Swiss group reached the top of Lhotse-1, 27,870 feet high. 5 2-Car-Crash Injures “7+ Women Passengers Failing brakes resulted in a two- var collision which injured two versons yesterday afternoon. Rosemarie Shay, 21, of Detroit, suffered bruises of the right arm and right leg, and Barbara Choler, 21, of Keego Harbor, receivéd a bruised right chest in the crash, The’ vehicles were operated by Jack Choler, 25, of Keego Harbor, | and Carl Shay, 28, of Detroit. Investigating Keego Harbor po- lice said Shay was attempting to make a U-turn on the highway in order to slow his speed after a brake failure. The Weather Fol 0.8. Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly cloudy tedey threugh temerrow with showers and thunderstorms mas afternoon er nighttime Cooter teday, high near 7. Low tenight 54-60. Warmer tomorrow, high near 80, Nerth te nertheast winds 10-15 miles an hour today becoming south- easterty tonight. Teday in Pontiae Lowest temperaturs preceding 8 a.m At @ am: Wind velocity 7 mph Direction: Northeast. ; Monday st 7:50 pm. Bun rises ay at 5:00 am. hoe rises Monday at 11.05 pm. sets Tuesday et 9:21 a.m, Dewntewn Temperatures if a.m... . 64 ism): +. 66 Sunday in Pentiac “ (As recorded downtown) Highest temperature... sons Uh Lowest temperature .. wacescer en OF Mean. temperature aeeraomAencac 6 Wea y : & One Year Age in Pentise Highest temperature ..... cnoseeoone WL Lowest temperature. Baehoenecoeno IL Mean OUFO. 2. cccercerce-se. Uh Weather—Rain Sighest and Lowest Temperatores This Date in 84 Years ol tm 1911 38 tn 1018 Sanday's perature Chart Angeles 65 Baltimore 66 63 Bismarck 76 60 73 Buffalo 6) 47 Chicago 77. 52 Den rH ST $8 Detroit 15 46 & z a g? op x seeesresies Duluth oe 44 Fort Worth #9 7 Od. Rapids, 71 83 ton 66 Jacksonville’ 65 66 Kansas City 65 67 & _| fection for which Dr. John P. |to drop by to have the parents call race. Judge Rules Mistrial _|charge in federal court here. The |*]t wouldn't have hurt if the baby City Airport's Future 40) Next: What. a neighboring community They rushed the eight-months-old _. : OH bas ef daughter of the Laverne Beattys tole. hetoeacae ~~ oe 4 cn mary for victory in ‘his bid for Pontiac Hospital Saturday after-| ; his fourth six-year term. believing the baby hed been st who filled the prescription ei ele po s ‘Saturday morning had forgotten to! 1, , surprise move Saturday, pence by a wrong medical pre-| ut instructions on the bottle. the convention irejeciad i Wiey land : The Beattys have no telephone gave the senatorial endorsement Little Janine, however, was in their home at 48 Hazel St., Wil-/tg Rep. Glenn Davis of Waukesha, only suffering from an ear in- liams said, so he asked the police/wis | q last-minute entry in the Wiliams had prescribed a him at his Commerce Township ‘home for instructions. Somewhere along the way, the message became garbled. Police believ ! medicine could Wiley, ranking Republican member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is a staunch supporter of the United Nations and President Eisenhower's for- poison the baby. Officers [eign policy. Davis is regarded as in Tax Fraud Case stopped at the Beattys’ home |@ conservative Republican. His | . |House 1955 voting record on ma- = strial:was| 29d discovered Janine had al Pac aay bic in Re ate a ready been giver a full table- lor foreign policy roll calls shows ry I. Schwimmer, an attorney on spoon of the “fatal dose.” - the voted with the administration trial with two Truman administra-| Williams, who has offices in the/(™UY 30 Per gent of the time. * tion officials on a conspiracy /Pontiac State Bank Building, said.| payis 4), aays\ be bas been a Clip Along Dotted Line and Mail : |consist rt Eisen- mistrial ruling applied only to had swallowed all the medicine in| onsistent suppotter of | Eisen Schwimmer, who became ill in the|the bottle. It would have been a Knimosty loward Wiley! flared — last week and went tO waste of money, though.” lin the state Republican party for! * Kaeees for the other two de- ° ais aon aj Me | fendants — Matthew J. Connelly Pontiac Deaths pelea peta of. Sen. and T. Lamar Caudle — had an-| Radian tases ial nounced before the hearing start-| | ; ed they intended to seek a mis Mrs, Samuel Herrington Pp t Deleaat trial for their clients in the event| 9 recinc e ega es Schwimmer was ruled out as a de-| Mrs. Samuel W. (Gracie A.), . A racaraleiry ‘Herrington, 86, of 105 Frankun f) dl N Connelly, who was Truman's ap-|Blvd., died today at her home’ ea ine earing nents secretary, and Caudle, after several months illness. Deadline for petitions of candi- head of the Justice Depart-|_ She was born in Kent County. dacy for precinct delegates is ment's Tax Division, went on February 2, 1870, the daughter of 4 pm. tomorrow, County Clerk trial with Schwimmer three James P. and Addie Tuttle Davis. Lynn D. Allen reminded candidates weeks ago on a charge of conspir-| Mrs, Herrington belonged to today. ing to defraud the government by| the Four Towns Methodist | Petitions have been mecelved| fixing a tax case... Church and was a member of (from 52 Republican candidates and the Ladies Aid Society of the 50 Democrats, Elections Clerk Ma- church, jbel Childs said this morning. She is survived by two sisters,| os ag ees CC Democratic) oe [Mrs Mary Barber of Grand Rap ees cat na Pe Shaeyn tel eae : : feach o a ounty’s pre- Good, Says Official iaejend Mrs. Edna Lamb of Pon 34. | : ..| Delegates will attend their first) Coenen ace coe | In respect to onie Daten Sol Goudy Saiventions almost imme-| year program for the advance- wish, - seers _ a to seal diately after election August 7. The’ ment of airports in the state. Cann Ter ding stadia ° sf Cae ae we nees cheers eeenve eoereeeees oo ' Southlawn Cemetery, Tucson. le me ; city PHONE NO a Leen .~ ig ed ee eenee wee eeeeees t Ww, Walter Noble ig »: 3 - W. Walter Noble, 2025 Quarton'® _ Road, Bloomfield Hills, died this| | 4] . " e pital following a cerebral hemor-'¢ rhage. He was in the steel busi- SOLUTION CLUES ness. e $ BILTER CIGARETTES 1, This type of man probably won't reveal much in conversation. Annette Musilek - ‘ Peck 2. Everyone is eager ‘oe pitch in and ..... +... when a@ child is e 1HO Mite Fad Batica by aleatea. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs./$ ge 22¢ iFrancis Musilek, 3559 Burning e gnsst 3, It would cause confusion if the defendant in criminal court made Bush, Bloomfield Village, died $ a dramatic freedom. | | man's usually in ve to get ahead. e a oS Harry Truman Views 5. If this has been around too leng, it will be worth nothing. 6. After an April blizzard, only a few more days of cold “6 it f p di ’ FLORENCE, Italy (INS)—Harry Scosseesococsceccecess plus tax Made by Makers of Camels 0000 OOS 190088 OOOHOOHHOSSSSHEESE TA. mm esent an extea hasard fer a fugitive's escape through the wool : : 8. Glib talkers often pride themselves on having Cooker enneeenees: answers to everything. 9. It may be impossible to S. Truman quipped ‘I hope I can, get into them” as he viewed Flor-, an old machine with a newjence’s Gates of Paradise Sunday.| The former president and his party visited the 14th century gates by Lorenzo Ghiberti on the second ; iday of his Florentine stay. laim that they)_Patlier. he lunched with 92-year- ; val ; Y\old American art historian Bern-, ; \ '\ BRING YOUR FILMS to SIMMS for BEST POSSIBLE Pictures ee ee ne tee 10. As a rule, a woman likes a strong ........__ to lean on. 11. When wolves began attacking their cattle. a posse of armed men pursued them to the.......... 12. 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Winners will be notified eithet by telephone or in the mails. / | —Main Floor aad $8 N. Saginaw NORA AAAS AAO “PRICED RIGHT’ for Memorial Day Travels\ i. 10 Completed eral aid program for airports did cal department said Pontiac was : Elects New Off | In 1949. Pontiac received a fed- eC 5 ew ICers : locally by $14,000 for surfacing the at the annual meeting of the Oak., 5"! or taxi strips to the ‘‘T’’ hangers on Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. thigliwork! because| of lack ot) (oC chairman, Stanley Colby, Wa- ; Money was appropriated for run- iMrs. Harry H. Martin, Troy. bl Mrs. Louis Goldman, Huntington jstate and federal] grants totaling Royal Oak: Dr. William B. Edel- of the east-west strip. ‘Eberle, Milford, Robert F, Haux-| airport development,"’ Gen. Mait-' 'that every 10 cents that Pontiac! NICOSIA, Cyprus (® — A Turk-| |that will result.” prus security forces were wound- total of $11,176. The present fed- butcher knife, police said. not originate until 1946. . ae | An official of the state aeronauti- Area Polio Group not able to match funds under the \federal aid program until 1949 leral grant of $28,000, state grant) New chapter officers and a new lof $13.000, which was matched executive Committee were elected { |east-west runway and constructing land County Chapter, National | the field. ; New chairman is the Rev. G. Assistance begged down after Burton Hodgson, Birmingham; local financing, and did got au fos one poe ola resume until last year when . Donelson, Pontiac: secretary, . ip... rhe new committee includes! | ak expansion & Gy aoter Mrs, Mel Stevens, Farmingtorf, Reports from last year reveal Woods, Mrs. H. S. Witmer, Pleas- that the city matched with $18,000 ant Ridge; Mrs. Charles McKaig, approximately $21,000. This was son, Oak Park; Mrs. Henry Mc- jemployed for drainage and grading Nalley, Rochester; Mrs. George “In the last two years Pontiac well Jr., Lake Orion and Mrs. H. B.| has made tremendous strides in Stenbuck, Pontiac. ‘ ‘land emphasized. : : Is ccthers: Grist dea ray ain aCyprus Constable Killed spends in this direction wil be ish Cypriot constable was _ killed \repaid in the increased business and tw6 other members of the Cy- ed by shots fired from ambush at ia coavey last night near Paphos. jhes done in Keeping its flying facilities up te snufi. i} Ist Quality: — Tapered LUGGAGE TRAIN CASE . or 21” O'NITE 50 Your Choice LARGE SIZE $98 PULLMAN Read the First Story Six Colors Today on Page 21 us Seaee® cg Mi de> | oe peal be a crt ering, ete. Rugged built for long hard use, These low prices plus 10% Ped. tax. Follow these {interesting | stories as they appear in fu- ture issues of THE PONTIAC PRESS —Basement | Tl page "Well, Thank Goodness -s ° LADIES Washable Style ee 4 ae \ sy man /| i . ” ; 1 | -THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956. THREE SHELBYVILLE, Ky. @— When State Policeman Morgan Elkins arestsseeseacorsrennee 3 Memorial Day Special Canvas OXFORDS ' $4.00 Value 7% Sizes 4'4 to 9 Choice of red, blue and skip- per blue canvas uppers, white erepe soles, Pully washable, eksosbecccsecosceonet Tonite & Tuesday Only 98 N. Saginaw —BSasement’ ry Ceeccccccccocccooocooe? p00 0000000006 0000000000 { 5 2 enn: eotane aan en TONITE & TUSSBAY sa ialane FRESH—Jelly Filled ORANGE SLICES Regular 30c Value Save % on delicious jelly filled orange slices. Sugar coated Tasty summer candy treat at this low price. ; $8 N. Sagincw —Main Floor TONITE G TUESDAY _ Never Before Priced So Low Ladies’ Summer Blouses Fine cottons and broad- cloths. Past colors, solids and prints. mM Sanforized — “}non-shrink. Broadcloth or Plisse Ladies’ Half-Slips $1.59 Values 97° Lavish Lace Trim Four gore, elastic waist-band. All sizes including extra large and XXL. “ i BABY SPECIAL! Baby’s Flestic Style Training Pants 10 99¢ full elastic waistband, knitted leg band styles. White and pasteis. Sizes i 2 te 6. Fine cotton knit, Children’s Baby-Doll Style Shortie e Pajamas } f™ $2.59 Values 4 tees ‘] 49 et 7 Sixes 4 to 14 we \ 100°; NYLON Lace trim, elas- tic waist and * Heavy Embossed Plastic Diaper Bags strap 1 Insulated, waterproof Pastel B Original $2 Value Zipper top. Sturdy shoulder Fully colors ) b) N. Saginaw —Main. Floor | FUVC CVC CST CVCVCUCCCE FILLED * en” @ Savings of 10% to 40% © Prov, Pure Drage Used ACCURAT BY EXPERTS ELY PA H]Oper INCHES Big 6-Ft. x 9-Ft. $1 89 E Colorful designs, fibre straw rugs with fringe edges, double stitched. Buy now for the surhmer season. t me i t 4 All Sizes wae bates Why Pay $3 to $5? Men’s First Quality “Washable SANFORIZED Denim Slacks Choice of 3 Colors 139) 59 ® Button Waist ® Zipper Fly *% Elastic Sides * 4 Pockets Light blue, charcoal or brown. Saddie- Fits Standard Flash-Units \ stitched seams. Easy to launder. TONITE & TUESDAY Memorial Day Specials PHOTOGRAPHERS NEEDS ANOTHER SHIPMENT ARRIVES! NAME Famous Brand winnuo FLASH BULBS No Limit—Buy All You Want —Basement UNTIL 10 P. M. WHY PAY MORE? Compare Simms Prices! MEN'S and BOYS' BOYS’ SIZES Boxers or Briets Tl 39 1” Swim Trunks MEN'S SIZES Boxers or Briets .Wide Selection of All Brand New 1956 Styles Even) You Need for the Holiday , Priced LESS Than You Expect to Pay Nights ~ TONIGHT and TUESDAY & Glosed All Day W pan 30th ) Many Patterns—All Colors Ladies’ COTTON aint Swim Suits Bloomer Styles i Fitted Elastic Back +989 MEMORIAL DAY SPECIALS —FOR TONITE & TUESDAY ONLY— 9nd FLOOR SPECIALS Heavy STEEL Tubing—7 Ft. Tall =» Clothesline ‘T’-Post with GROUND SOCKET — » * seat Folds for storage or trave! Soves time... Will mot rust. . Fully Guerenteed! Sturdy Nee Headle Round-Peint Shovel : He EACH money... woter! « fot or mildew! $3.00 Value - Lightweight yet has grea ' strength, Per- fectly balanced. e@ Sobsecesececcooee® ¢ar trips or ai Has 4 Line Hook Eyes surdy steel clotheslin was can for long fe Choice of solid color LASTEX briefs or Sanforized boxer styles in plaids, nautical, tropical and movelty de- signs. All have built-in athletic sup- porters, zipper and -button pockets. Sizes for every man or boy. Sizes 32 to 38 Wonderful style array in every //° wanted color and ¢ pattern. east) KODACHROME—ANSCOCHROME—EK TACHROME 35mm Color Film GA = ae 3° Camp Stool ° G Ss ; Red or brown, genu- ; .98 $1.19 Value > CAN He lsd Ula wn Spout : tion soles, rubber 3 98 ¢ . $1.00 Value | soles, rubber heels. * e . | — U n break- . : ¢ Children's and Misses ae metal . , Folding hardwood Dd | Canvas Play Shoes coecessccees© f 8 y caetfetms (caeice ME® mandy amersendy Canvas! ep 17x14x9 Inch—Insulated ° e SEOGBE STIG 200 G02 092006 EEC OC Ash Bushel 3 freer $2.29 Value aay ideal for hauling dirt, leases, sashes etc Large ty galvanired ccaell val give long serv- ice and Wear Your Choice of Regular $1.25 AUTO POLISHES @ Simonize @ DuPont *+7- Choice—EACH Famous nationally auto wart CELLULOSE DuPont cellulose up your car sponge yarn for 88< faster, easier washing. Cutcag polishes at this low price Memorial Dav is a good day to Pint VARI @ Car Plote @ Body Sheen AUTO WASH MITT advertised Famous WHITE OUTSIDE Per Gallon $1.00 Value [deal for fenees barns etc. Tested Long Wearing Galvanized Steel @ Autobrite Arch support. Bizes 4 to 12. 1” Crepe Soles—Breeze-Weave Uppers MEN’S and BOYS’ Basket — In s ulated fee _all, 6 sides, : T 66 Sport Oxfords EIDE foun raven ses $598 Boys’ II'% to 6— Ssscbcaceccceoescece bottom. Ample size, 17x13 x 11 inch. $5 Oxfords Cushion ineo le, reinforced arch, erepe wrapped sole, etc. Bar-B-Que Tools: Picnic ICE BOX: : itt: : Men's 6 to 12 98 Woven Splint—Hinged Cover 6 Sn = ° ° e ion am > Picnic Baskets : a z Double Handles hoice of _ Col $498 CA olors 1 Reinforced Features of top and SPORTING GOODS SPECIALS For Outdoor or Indoor — Official Size and Shape Memorial Day. iz psaamlen! 3 4ts: vets ¢ SAFE, UNBREAKABLE RUBBER Fx > - stawasseeCaeseeeees E Suginaw naan’. 34°3 Horse Shoe Set (2=* Gi o Bendin andle Se SS | Dandelion me rou... O's g 4 SHOES — 2 STAKES PF DIGGER Long handles, aa io porn rer 98 @ yy — : yg [ Comfortable SHOES for Memorial Dey Weer picnic er camping S same complete, same fr’ I S TT Genuine LEATHER—Barefoot Style | Ccccccccccosccoccococecs® $ Prieta for att “ages { . Full Gallon—Three Styles : Pemone 08 E Insulated JUGS: Official Size and: Weight — ‘ALL METAL Horse Shoe Set a! eS pn 98 storage gee Seeeecescosooooseescesoeoeee (eeoeeeeseoeososooeeee It's Simms for Savings and Selection! 4-PLAYER SET Hardwood maliets, 4 matching balls. Weather resistant var- _ Croquet Sets nish. Wire 4” male ~—\—| y) [Choate Rae erg wy ra sont af Mi \ arches, rule in | book, all storage box. : **$ FOUR PLAYER SETS With Wheel Rack $698 $798 | : vi a : vj Delune onus a5 $] 1% SE EEE eo EE For Hours of Outdoor Fun and Exercise Badminton Sets coe eee Quick Lighting " SUPER-SPECIAL VIKING’ Styles for ork -- Sport -- Dress Gharooal 4 M 0 f 3% Pounds oo 8 en’s Oxfords : P G i n t Regular $4.98 to $5.98—NOW 3 9 Even burning intense heat. Large chunks. 1 99 I 5 | verages boat docks, formula No jimit, ¢- Moccasin toes . Army- Navy iasts ..° leisure loafers ~. tan or black. Sizes 6 to 12. _ Bdavement—SHOES- . 98 N. Saginaw St. The Bargain Store Since 1934 shuttlecocks, anty 4-PLAYER SET Craceta atron: $ 8 98 net, 2 shuttle- cocks, rules and set of Pules. Deluxe 4- PLAYER ies canes beater grip) age 541" lon strung poles and rule book. 98 North SAGINAW St. Regulation Outdoor Shuttlecocks....... 15* mele Rae 34¢ BROTHERS Extra Shopping Hours » (xtra Savings, Tee yin 7 we] TET A ; |! i as \¢ ESS i “Ada Bet ii ! | oe ie Re i se § oe eh | | 5 * L ‘ i pe t ae > oy | } f ! ee ah ee i / a x 7 is i vy) ‘ | ; ac: | ' ; A oe ] ee a i i {., i \ i \ . { | : A ] » ehhh if . ¢ ) \ i Dn i ae | A. : Seton . 2 ; et . “ ” “HE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, ‘MAY (28, 1956 Skewes = | Pion Holland Museum _ |House, with’ restaurant and th Castor Oil Fiber | WHAT'S MY LINE? a shop; The Chamber of Commerce . : HOLLAND (@®—The greater Hol-/has awarded the Heritage Fund) SAO PAULO, Brazil—A factory INSTRUCTIONS: Each werd is related to my work. Un- land Community Foundation plans|$1,000 for detail study and a start to produce a type of nylon fiber scramble os few os possible to guess my line. Answer @ppeors under arrow, reading downward. : @ a Hellend Heritage Center, a year|on plans. from castor oil is being built at , ' SEL * *. * ° * * . * . * * . * 5 ad - ' ’ “TONIGHT! TUESDAY! ‘Double we ce wt Samia 5, Stamp al around attraction consist of a - |Sao Paulo. Brazil is one of the new museum, an Earee Little}. About 63 per cent of Americans world's leading producers of cas- Netherlands exhbit and a Hollandilive in separate private homes. itor beans, - ; or mn 1. SHINOFA ma 2 SHOE Thee 3 SADEH 4 DEERNI $ AGGUE 6 REHES 7 LONNY Seturday's answer: thirD, diamOnd, -28 mounD, Game, sEcond, umpiRe, © ie Who! s My Line. Ine Score. | am Walter Alston » Father Lectures to Give Loans , the impressive total of $25,611, the) © to MSU Students "S'S |} EAST LaNsinG — Prot. Marriage License ” James G. Hays, retired professor, : of dairy extension at Michigan Applications State University, is a man who: tells funny stories for a serious | Purpose. ' > ° * \( WILL SHE GET THE NEW KITCHEN? Sure, she will. That’s what she’s been saving for each week at PONTIAC FEDERAL where dividends are currently DY. 2 Oo ner annum Make a list of the home comforts you want then start saving for them with us where you know saving is both safe and profitable. ‘Prof. Hays has a mechanical cow! WE HAVE NEVER MISSED A DIVIDEND prot’ Mays hes aimee cag ana OriCt = < : and travels » country as a hu- k ly bet Beth L. Ford, Birmingham " orol y Ri wre! irs = : ees Ree eket, (Peary OVC" Carl D. Price. 82 Washington ph _ _ farm groups. Elaine M. Sitze, Plint All the money he receives goes! Jessie R. Viers, Hazel Park into the Jimmy Hays Memorial’ 74''? 4 Kerriek. Rochester . I 4 Bossy ' Billy J Carrett, 2888 Newberry e - Student Loan Fund—a fund set up Roc. Mecesacs 3006 Aas A to loan money to deserving. stu- S dents at Michigan State Univer- AVINGS sity. The fund was created IN john G Engstrom, 3381 Donley . memory of his son, Jimmie, a Patricia 8 Wilson. Milford and ‘Loan Association ‘former MSU student leader who : Y died of cancer. lecture tours during the past four years. 2 The Joan fund now has reached Charles B Beaver, Birmingham Dolores L. Burgess, Birmingham Howard C Lewis, Walled Lake | Earline L. Yamnitz, Royal Oak | James T Longe, 3930 Devon Gables | Rose M. Kienle, Birmingham | CONTINUING THIS GREAT DECORATION DAY SAVING EVENT. COME SHARE IN THE BIG VALUES TONIGHT and TUESDAY. REG. 59c PRINTED PERCALE 20° Finest quality for sportswear REG. $1.39 PANEL CURTAINS 66° Rayon marquisete. 54, 63, 72 REG. $1.99 LOOP RUGS 39° Jerome E Proechlich, Detrot! Jacquelyn A Braun, 1226 Cedarholm Edward P Meitzler, 2420 Rolandale Edith M Roberts, Van Dyke 761 W Huron Street The State Board of Agriculture, Alvin P rriedenstad. Almont inch lengths Kucky Dey speciel: 24x36 size; peectwe er: | . _ : governing body of Michgan Staté,, Shite J Morris. Rochester Dewneieils Dewees’ an | : . = DOWNTOWN 407. MAIN reports Prof. Hayes has just made femes sirorespay Rancoce x 16 E. Lawrence St. Rochester anotfier contribution to the Joan willlam'y (ace m P tl item aehn m™ o | , fund—$11.067 gathered from his, Katherine M- Knapp T11s Ros}>n Double Stamps ... Tonight & Tuesday Double Stamps ... Tonight & Tuesday Expected Much and He had heard it time and again from his friends who drive Cadillacs. He had heard, for instance, of Cadillac's marvelous performance and of Cadillac's great comfort and handling ease... and of the satisfaction that comes v ownership, save the experience itself. How, for instance, could anyone fully foresee the joys of owning a new Cadillac? It gives a man a sense of pride and a feeling of fulfillment that literally defy description. Or how could anyone anticipate the Got More! among the most practical of motor cars to own and operate... ...and the satisfaction we believe he will find in his relationship with us as his Cadillac dealer—and in our honest con- cern with his motoring well-being. SWIM SUITS S$ PANTS $8 99 checks, rayon gabardineg in all colors. Sizes 28 to 44. $12.99 Men's jackets. $4.88 S ETS tap Double Stamps ... Tonight & Tuesday DIAPER SUMMER SUITS va “34 r mar ged mar x ect) 8 . Sino : . 5 to the man at the wheel. thryll of driving a new Cadillac’ Smooth Yes. it’s a wonderful thing. this educa- 99° $ 99 And so, when he took the kevs to his and quiet . - » Cagtr and responsive . . . tion in the wavs of Cadillac ownership— : first Cadillac, he thought he knew what restful and relaxing—it simply has no and we hope that vou will stop in soon for Values to $1.99 in cute’ nylon uf $49.99 Brand hj t : Oat cae “rDa 5 (AS nara . » — : ; * rand new shipmen to expect from the ‘‘car of cars’. counterpart on the world s highways. a personal preview of the experience. oy 2S Pl sse) sets foc infert boys = rwomiushed express for this sale, Well, here he is—a few miles out on his maiden journey—and he’s learning a great truth about Cadillac: that nothing can adequately prepare a man for Cadillac And how could anyone foreknow the many other pleasures that await him . . . ... the joy of finding that his Cadillac, with all its quality and character, is We think you will be delighted to learn how quickly you can_get delivery and to ——_— find how much your current car is worth to us in trade. > JEROME MOTOR SALES CO. and girls by $1.49 Tots’ Nylon Sun Suits .. $1.00 eee eae Sizes 35 to 44. $1 Men's Stretch Sox 2 for $1 REG. $1 69 SUMMER BLANKETS 96° REG. 79¢ LARGE BATH TOWELS AX REG. $6.99 CHENILLE SPREADS $ poe } ' 280 S. Saginw St., Pontiac, Michigan = Ph. FE 41-3566 * . ; Finest quality, 60x76; use for Giant 22x44, first quality Single, double size, firet oy fe cool evenings. C Stock up and save 4 quality. / sil ~ = = 2 CHECK YOUR CAR—CHECK ACCIDENTS ia Downstairg Downstairs . ’ Downstaire 4 ~ s : R ~ : = \ ‘ . ‘. ~ fy ‘ * = t ? ) : / : . 4 ' ; . ; ; " so Se ‘ ; | eh ee a por au ie Bre ee » \ ear Be - se 4 Boe é ig 2 ns p a |] r Lh i 5 5 .e \ A is f 4 i oar 6 7 ae " fs Pye A i ae 3 A PSR A ee A Ree ie ah ey TK pI a a eg ee ME eM y ® oe Se ___"__ THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, MAY 28;1956 | FIVE. . so a ES | is under radioactiv , \evertioement) : Bob Considine Says: \ == vity bombard- - vl cattee and sandwiches. Then (Advertisement) he’s headed and what's on port,| up and takes.everybody home. And starboard and stern. A ‘small con-|in time the YAG is as clean and sole bristles with buttons which,| sweet as the.day Henry J. Kaiser|< ar} . ; , ( ; oe _ 8 _ Another set, with a vagiable| Vets down the Ss NOW ANYONE , Ship Called YAG Pursues ‘Cloud of Death 2:32" ™ acer ABOARD USS MOUNT McKIN- , | fan | . but don’t ask why. It stands alse | sober 4p a sailor on a par d other things dear te the heart of on our trip to the YAG was Capt. CAN GET OLD LINE LEY (INS):— We have a won-) for more. than others ships stand (binge. It is an old Liberty Ship) Army quartermasters. Garvie Molumphy, a cheerful man! ,, : * racs| ow drous collection of ships on opera-| for. with modifi ications by Rube Gold- There's another. strange thing from the Navy's Bureau of Ships rhgisladsapte abgraganrdy a acta = camera oe ae UFE INSURANCE ne ton Redwing. including an LSD! when the bomb goes off and the|Ders: Its most prominent feature! stout the YAG. No people. Or, at Wh® lives in Arlington, Va. He gave) ‘The only other safe room on the Without Medical Examination: (landing ship dock) which swallows». dicactive cloud rises, | is a structure that looks like a bird-ljeast, no visible people. It moves| "5 the two-dollar tour of his curi enough water to half submerge it,| : bath (in fact, it is called just that) 4 ‘ous domain. . *|wants to be in the path as it : - a8 mysteriously as that houseboat ; a . then inhales 18 big landing barges marches scroas the sea _ {jutting 60 feet above the water! 2 | . on the Styx. - rep oe encod o 8 ne | Its big birdbath bowl is filled yay Ae ‘ we ” = x A | = GYAG is o wat “Tl smi an bao cart *TS:) Nobody except the YAG and its) Its forward hatch swarms with with pots whose covers open now! a pode a, earls of the J tacts strange crew. The job of the YAG What look like great marshmallow and then for another pinch of the! Then it blows like a whale, re-|is to anticipate which way the beehives. There's a dumb-waiter awful stuff falling from above. Its ‘ made as the YAG (there are serve as special advisers to that|5urden of excessive final expenses sumes its normal height in the) wind will blow and then sail out to Sticking up above the main deck apiary buzzes is if with bees.|the terrible contamination all’ three of them out here actually, [country’s village agricultural and|®®4_,'8 sold only by mail. No , with what look like a half a dozen : laround it by 6 ject of seawater ee one 6 nee Bere agents will annoy you. water and takes its strange mar-|sea so as to be directly in the path There are no watches. Yet the nd it by 6 feet of seawater.’ and one can be operated without industrial development program supial load off to a place where of the fallout. Matter of fact, it)small pizza pies on order. YAG moves resolutely to its place,|The room sits in a pool, really, | any people aboard) chases the | ; * {No obligation for complete — nuclear mushrooms do not grow. jchases along under the cloud until Lo | eee |_ The project, to be financed by a! FREE information, just send to- he radiated tat ops alin) 28 He prow of the ¥AG te nt leanving crew ert) Gye oy EV ate i tamed In Ped lu {s1o0 grant hom the Ford Four uo 4, Poseard oe tet rte iship is similarly sunk in the hull L teal? - but encased in 30 inches of cement.| Four MSU Specialists It has hundreds of instruments to to Depart for Pakistan record the effects of the ashes. If you are under 80, in health, and withous insurance. You cannot afford to be without the falling’ pac scopn tee ; new $1,000.00 Golden Years Policy EAST LANSING, (#—Four Mich-|issued by Physicians’ National jigan State University specialists Life Insurance Company, . 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Solids and pat- Choose necklaces, earrings, bright and conservative co! - styles. Sanforized washable summer colors. Sanforized ' Easy to use—in ahy posl- nylons. Lanolin treated for calf. novelty prints and terns. Wide variety of styles bracelets and pins in whites, ors. Lightweight summer cottons. Sizes 32 to 38 in s 24 30 $ ton. | C 20 ft 5 ff ‘extra softness. Beige tone vinyls Hurry in today for 28-42. Good color assort- tailored, beads and novel- fabrics. S-M-L. Stock up wide assortment of solid ea) TERE 10 20 Save now Soa te 25 fF. and rose-tone. Size.8'2-!! wanted styles and colors ment ties An excellent selection today colors. during Last Chance Days. long. Reg. 2.20 50 ft. 1.69 FirTA FLOOR \ { v i * ee pe HF Ty } . Would. never be apart. (Copyright 1956) re.) THOUGHTS F@R TODAY Simon Peter, g servant and an _ Apostle of Jesus Christ, to them that have obtained like precious | faith with ws through the right- eousness of God and our Saviour Jesus Christ.—Il Peter 1:1. * * * Fatth’in order, which is the basis of science, cannot reasonably be separated from faith in an ordain- er, which is the basis of religion. —Asa Gray, —— Clever Gimmick Employed by Laundry Illustrates Smart Advertising Strategy My sister Mildred got a sur- prise kiss from her husband one morning recently. And she didn't realize a Gary laundry was indirectly responsible. So read this case today and. utilize similar streamlined advertising strategy in your business. Pat the consumer on the back in- stead of excessively tooting your own horn in your ads. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case R-367: Williard Palmer is my brother-in-law and a personnel execul've in) Gary for the stecl mills here. One morning recently as he was adjusting his tie in the bedroom, he casually asked my sister Mildred. “Have I kissed you yet this morn- ing.” * ° Ld Then he walked over and gave her a movie type of kiss. After 25 years of happy mar- riage, his behavior nevertheless seemed a bit unusaul so my sister was puzzled. Then she looked on the dresser and found the band of paper which he had just removed from his freshly laundered shirt. #Wrominently printed thereon in letters was this suggestion. “Have you kissed your wife this morning?" This tactful reminder ts ap- parently printed on all the paper bands which the cleaners place around thelr newly laundered shirts. 38 It made such an impression on my sister that she stuck it inside her purse and gave it to me a few days later when she was at our house. ? PSYCHOLOGY IN BUSINESS Perhaps this use of good marital psychology on the part of laundries is not limited! solely to Gary, Indiana. But my shirts are usually sent to a Chinese laundry near my home here in Chicago and they haven't picked up this clever idea. As a practical psychologist I wish to laud the cleaners and any other laundry group that is show- ing similar foresight. Much Valuable wrapping paper L4 “HAVE YOU KISSED YOUR WIFE THIS MORNING 2” _- \ a —a ’ ' is left blank when at almost a negligible cost it could be em- | ployed to cheer up customers or inspire them to a better brand of human -relations. When our children were younger, I came home one night from teaching my courses at North- western University in Advertising and Salesmanship. « * * . Being hungry, I entered the pantry for some cereal and was surprised to find that Mrs. Crane had a row of glass fruit jars full of canned corn. flakes. “What's the idea?’’ IT called out. to her. ‘‘Why didn't you leave the corn flakes in their sealed cartons and save yourself this work?” But she invited me to the ‘nursery where I found that our kids had cut out the outlined cir- & « ‘Mere cus animals portrayed on those packages of corn flakes. The children used the cut-outs for their parade and Mrs. Crane then canned the corn flakes to keep them crisp. Up till that week, the cold break- fast cereal market was pretty well balanced. And most merchandisers would have said nothing could have “upset the balanee except at a huge outlay of cash for’a nation- wide advertishing campaign ADVERTISING STRATEGY But this smart firm had simply niade its cartons fit into the CONSUMELS It ran pictures of elephants, lions, and other circus creatures, And the retail grocery stores soon cleaned out of this brand of corn flakes. In fact, the jobbers ran out, too. . Yet the price was not lowered. The quatity of corn flakes was not raised. The net contents was not enlarged. All the manufacturer did was make the carton or wrapper fit into the desire of the consumer, That's the crux. of. merchandising Success in this age. For further advice on this crucial matter, send for my booklet “Streamlined Advertising Strategy,” enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 20 cents. Pat the customer on the back, even in your advertisiing. Don't toot your own horn so excessively, And take advantage of the many Previously wasted opportunities, as this Gary lauhdry so cleverly ig doing. Alwave write to Dr Georre W Crane in care of The Pontiac Press, Ponting, Michigan, enclosing a long Je stamped, self-addressed envelope and Ie to cover typing and printing costs when you send for his ‘psychological charts and pam- phiets. ‘ (Copyright 1956) ri Ft t ‘State Reports Doctor Increase Medical Society Finds 14 Per Cent Rise Since | Restrictions Were Eased. LANSING W — The Michigan State Medical Society has found there are 14 per cent more doctors in Michigan today than in 1950. s & The society said the new edition| of the American Medical Directory lists 7,907 doctors of medicine in Michigan, pn increase of 693 over} the 1950 total. | The increase is roughly equal 4o the increase in population be- | tween 1950 and July 1, 1955, as | estimated by the Federal Bureau of the Census, { The State Economic Develop-| ment Department said the Census) Bureau estimated a 13.6 rise in| Michigan population during the five years. M t | The 1950 census showed the | state had a population of 6,371,- | 766. The July, 1955 estimate was | 7,236,000, a gain of 864,000, | The medical society said the, Michigan increase was the fifth! largest in the country, exceeded only by California, Florida, Texas) and Ohio. | LEGISLATURE PRAISED Dr. L. Fernald Foster of Bay) City, society secretary, said the increase in the number of doctors| was the result of the joint efforts) of the Legislature, Gov. Williams} and “others.” | “The Legislature, in particular, should be thanked for appropria- | ting the funds needed to sect up medical edycation in Michigan during the past six years and for simplifying the laws admit- ting outsiders. to medical prac- tice in Michigan without lower- ing standards,"’ Dr, Foster said. The United States as a whole showed an increase of 16,874 doc- tors of medicine—an 8 per cent rise, Detroit Expects Big | Freighters by 1960 | DETROIT w—The Detroit dis-| trict chief of the Army Corps of| Engineers says large ocean freight- ers and deep-laden lake ships! will be able to reach Detroit by! the summer of 1960. Col. Arthur C. Nauman told of| plans for the St. Lawrence Seaw ay| and deepening of rivers which con-| nect the Great Lakes at a meet-| ing of the Detroit tomorrow com-| mittee, | The seaway will be deepened to 27 feet by the spring of 1949, but only to the west end of Lake Erie. | Until Army Engineers complete} the deepening of rivers connecting! the other Great Lakes, Detroit can not recnve fully-loaded freighters and ore carners Construction will start this sum mer with money appropriated two years ago by Congress ocean Boys Club to Stage | Boxing Exhibition A boxing exhibition to raise finds for the newly-formed Auburn Heights Boys Club is being backed by the Pontiac Board of Education Permission was granted to use Wisner Stadium for the event,| tentatively planned for July 27 A club director, Stephen Navarre, said the Jarge stadium 1s needed because the club plans! to raise at Jeast $4,000 for athletic equipment. The matches will be between boys ages eight to 18, Navarre said. Clubs in Pontiac. Detroit and other communities, as well as Auburn Heights, will be repre- sented St. Joseph Mercy Doctor Named Pediatric Fellow Dr. Julius Rutzky, of St. Jo seph Mercy Hospital, was one of the 179 Fellows elected to the American Academy of Pediatrics.| The Academy now has 4,700 mem-| bers in the United States, Hawaii, Canada, and Latin America. To qualify for fellowship, doc tors take extended postgraduate training specializing in the care of infants and children. Prepara- tory to comprehensive examina tions given by the American Board! Board of Pediatrics. Dectors Recommend PORTER | (A Malt Beverage) For Women Bearing and Nursing Children PORTER is a malt beverage made of BARLEY and is therefore a vital aid to moth- er’s giet. It gives mothers the extra minerals atid vitamins / they need to help assure the | child of normal development. | For Loss of Appetite Run Down Condition PORTER is also good for loss of appetite and a run- down condition. 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Be / . . j \. . et “ait E " 7 er ORG AR co x meres ed _ “D’ve been getting my Social Se- NINE vA hoot Forces during the 1940's.| A friend of mine says that I am . eligible to have this time counted toward my Social Security benefits. | visi ‘ a‘ ag "4 ! Pa fr , NP a : fe | : Hs | } ee nee Y ‘ 5 i! . Ap? MY : \ : THE PONTIAC PRESS,. MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956 SNE ros: Ci | Wi Pr three-mile causeway to the main | “4 : . ‘ JUNIOR EDITORS) vil War Prison =: eee a One OS The island, where 15,000 Con- OPEN MONDAY 9:30 TO 9 Vv ifederate officers were once con- ys gs ?, Ke Ae] Ce Sy by & ow ew Here is a house with a garage for the car and a drying yard for) the washing. By coloring this picture and then cutting it out according| to directions you can make it look very real. You may want to color the house like your own, or a friend's. The lawn should be green, with the bushes darker green, and the clothes on the line will show best if they are brightly colored. When you have finished coloring it paste the panel down on card- board. Study the little diagram in the corner, which shows you how, it should look when completed. Cut around the clothes lines, the bushes, the house, that it looks like a real house and grounds. (This idea was first submitted by Susan Weiss, newspaper, and it may win you $10. Violet Moore Higgins; features.) the garage and the car as indicated by the dark outline. Fold up the wall at the back of the yard. Fold all the cut out parts forward so they stand up as they do in the little diagram, then set the picture on the table so Arlington, Va. If you have an idea for a Junior Editors panel send it in care of this AP News- Security for You Check Late? — Report It to Social Security Office By RAY HENRY Associated Press Writer From E, A. S. of Minneapolis: moath spent in military service | from Sept. 16, 1940, through June 30, 1956. Therefore, your full six curity check for about a year now. Somehow I haven't received one for this month. There has been some mailbox pilfering $160 per month, credit of $160 a month for every | years is covered at a rate of | (You may write Ray Henry in in my,care of this newspaper about your neighborhood. Perhaps the check Social Security problem. Please has been stolen. What should I do? enclose a stamped, self-addressed. Itined, is more thah ioe cmile long! toBe Developed | Johnson Isle Becoming j,. widest point. Residential Resort Spot: A few ruined foundations are all that remain of the prison cam for Clevelanders ‘For many scare the peer a unattended until. the, United SANDUSKY, Ohio w—An island Daughters of the Confederacy in)’ in Sandusky Bay, once a Civil War cd REN — =e rc bal hace ; Me \plac oode! ers wi eee camp. is being turned into G ia Vartintha sda ion es a residential resort. donated by the people of that = * = |state. 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The class term is ae PES bp as Soom ‘ _— — SW, Ree OS , six weeks and is designed to give ar cen Pa . ane re , additional training necessary in Mrs. J. E. Clark of Moreland avenue serves coffee are Mrs. Delmo Chapdelaine of South boulevard and meni Seeactine ieathererork to Mrs. Frederick J. Duranceau of West Square Lake (right) Mrs. Roy M. Jones of Roslyn street. and weaving were a few of the road at the League breakfast. Waiting to be served opportunities available to patients through the occupational therapy program, mentioned by the speak- er, She stressed the present need of the hospital for a physiothera- pist to work with patients in re- habilitating them for their dis- charge from the hospital. PRAISES VOLUNTEERS In closing, Mrs. Blocker thanked Pontiae Press Photes the members of the Big-Sister Picture ‘atholic : _ group who volunteer their time in ictured at the League of Catholic Mrs. Thomas L. Carry of Letart street Soret wie (ici eations Vand | naked W omen breakfast are. Mrs. Maurice E. The membership breakfast was held Sun- or materials to continue the occu- Finnegan of Delaware drive and (right) day morning at the League building. pational therapy program for the OO patients. | | Mrs. Omer DeConinck was gen- | |eral chairman for the breakfast as- sisted by Mrs. Louis Swartz, Mrs. / . : e ' |Joseph Spadafore, Mrs. Delmo . _ | Chapdelaine, Mrs. Thomas L. |Carry and Mrs. George Michaels, members of the board of directors. | * s «6 MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956 _ PAGES 16-19) yrs. Fred Gottschalk and Mrs. ~ \J. E. Clark pomed, eres ai ° ° e ith vent were members t aac- Of Pontiac Society of Artists Wvisory board. Awards Presented at Reception Bridal Shower At an invitational opening andjand Paul Roch of Cleveland se-| and third place winnér was Dr. Given Saturday reception Sunday afternoon at lected winners in each class of A. A. Siagris with his painting, | Adah Shelly library, awards were paintings, oils, pastels, charcoal) “Portrait of My Father.” A still In Younce Home pete paintings and sculpture on and water color. life by Mrs. Paul Meredith won | Patricia Zielinskt was the hon- exhibit this week at the eighth an-| Winning first place in the oils honorable mention. | iscellaneous bridal loa Pontiac Society of Artists Art class was Peter Zampol with his | pres) at a) umiecell . In the pastels class, ‘Autumn shower Saturday evening at the Judges Beaver Edwards of De-| prize was won by Mrs. Robert oe EY Se ae eee home of Mrs. Lucille Younce of troit, Michael Church of Ann Arbor Glenn with, “Provihcial Quebec’ poe pens Dacian meen West New York street. Mrs. Nich- ‘ ae : —--- place; “-Beachcomber’’ "by Mrs. olas Zdunic was hostess. Patricia, the daughter of Mr. | Exhibit. | “Station of the Cross,” second 1 Mrs. Marshall Sprague (left) of Blaine street Edith Blocker of Monticello street. Mrs. Blocker, of | Bvt Romboush third plac | . 3) gh, third plac id . ; ms watches as Mrs. Arthur Crawford (center) of Whitte. the Oakland County Convalescent Hospital, spoke at Local Women Are N ame user Panda by Mis. Herman and Mrs. Floyd Zielinski of Wil- i i , ; ’ _ ow ‘aces Schwarze h ble mention, liams Lake road, will marry Frank more street, Leayue- president, pins @ corsage on Mrs. the League of Catholic Women breakfast Sunday. Re Moe eds Meredith Glowzinski at St. Vincent’ dePaul | - — : —_ —_ ~ - to Sta te Posts at Parley rare: tae a charcoal|Charch, June 16. Frank is the son | = _ © 9 , | : division. Mrs. Rombough’s “Voy- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glowzinski \. | Hotel Pantlind, Grand Rapids son, Mrs. Schiefler and Miss De- ager” won second and third prize °f Kingston road. | VOl e _ na YSIS ] Ou re ue was the scene of the sixth annual Grvot. winner was “Winter Magic’ by! Guests attending were Mrs. Ziel- | : D } | \inski, Mrs. Glowzinski, Mrs. Pat- state convention of Epsilon Sigma) Others were Ann Tierney, Steph- \jrs, Floyd Fullerton. rick Carry, Mra. William Sorel, ; a . lanie Linabury, Mrs. Harry Wood- s on z {Alpha Sorority, Friday, Saturday : : : Mrs. L. Jerome Fink won first Mrs. Faril Jackson. Mrs! Charles By ANNE HEYWOOD pone such considerations until | For several years, I've been get-, forward to except more of this man and Mrs. Clem LaBarge. rize in the water color class with ,,- . All too often we plan our lives We're out of the doldrums! ting letters from Mrs, K. every) same thing, until I'm too old to |and Sunday. > | During the convention, memorial — painting of - “Waterfront.” Wells and Mrs. Robert Zimmer- ™~ \ ¢@ a . - @ » ‘iape we M4 ia nF “man. or evaluate dur personalities when Mrs. K. did that kind of thing °°!" 4 sels x at wes Frank A. Jalosky Jr. sate Servic S were held for Joan Walls, «After the Rain’ was second Others were Mrs. Carl Smith we are in a blue mood for years With my reply, I sent her a copy President, conducted the general who was a member of Alpha Alpha prize winner for Marjorie Hol- , e are a - : ) s. “My life just isn’t adding up,” 5 Mo A Opy | : — san . zi . mean. Mrs. Rom Corey, Marjorie Hallett, . * 8 She j ~ “hi Y of my Housewife’s Career Guide, @8semblies. “Reports were given chapter. crow. Mrs. Carl Rogers’ still life . aaa : | She is the mother of four chil- the first one said. I get through ” ; : OH F ui pees |Joan Ritter, Mrs. William Dorman. We wake up feeling depressed! to help her find some talent or by Dee Brim, retiring as state re won third place. | = : and low. Then we begin analyzing dren, now all in school, and she the work. and then next day it’s tener ‘cording secretary and Mrs. L. L \ - Mrs. Alfred Vidrio and Mrs. Rich- Rare — ith our li ‘on |has a devoted husband, there to do all over again. I have) » A se |Schiefler, who read the state cor- Joyce Laynette, Brooding Boy” by Mrs. W. H. ‘ard Garnett. & ; __'VeS. “She does her own housework but|no special talent or interest, real-| 44, - a ' a : Lakkari won first place of sculp- | _—_— dwelling on the awful mistakes : ,. Her next letter was a_ little)respondence. nelling ed ture entries. Mrs. C. K. Nauman |/ ’ , — “has, as she admits—readily; -all/ly, except my husband and chil- is 2 eet Come as You Are we've made and the dim pros- . ‘more cheerful. It turned out that} Installed to head the sorority captured second and third place | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans of |East Walton boulevard are an-| 2@d Ronerable mention with her ‘Breakfast Held pieces, “Portrait,” ‘Holly’ and | ; “Bear” respectively, | Thirty members of Keloa Klub : the labor-saving devices you could dren, whom I do love. pects that lie phead. |wish for and a modern, easy-to-run “But [I'm not brilliant or tal- How much better it is to post- ‘house. | ented and have nothing to look ‘good at it—if she'd just admit it. she loved cooking and was pretty for the next season was Mrs. | dames Blanford of Flint. Dee eins ens instand as frat vice, | HCUnCns the marriage of their daughter, Joyce Laynette, to Rich- __ BLUE LETTERS : 3 athered at the home of Lynne pene mre eae president and Betty Lou DeGroot ae ; | By popular vote Mrs. L. L./® of L) ? “ry : ; : ‘ard G. Snelling. He is the son of} Dy Popular oe Benter on East Iroquoi . q ’ 3 Pasa SE oe ut bol rae ees ape Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snelling of Sterling : ene Wet Neel day morning for a Come at ve lI could see ‘that she had the itor leaeeaal mS . . | Graneviey aaa . ee re My Pa Are” breaktast. - | | The Rev. L. G. Supp performed . and @ still | Unique favors made by the host- A Attending from the Alpha Alpha the May 19 ceremony in the Meth-'ther’’ by Dr. Siagris a still : | There are four pages in ‘chapter were Mrs. Jalosky, Mrs. odist Church in Angola, Ind. Harry life by Mrs. Mellinger. Winning the aoa eaters cae Coad a today’s Women’s Section Anthony Grand, Miss Brim, Mrs.'Evans, brother of the bride, and third place entries were “‘After/® 7 thoes siracecapeately - - Benjamin Sweeney, Mrs. Russell Phyllis Bridges attended the the Rain’ by Miss Holcrow and dressed for the occasion. , rible habit of doing her self-analy- McGlinchey, Mrs. Elmer O. John-! couple. i“Station of the Cross” by | isis in unhappy periods. j _— ~ = 7 rN ott : “ ” ™ i { I wrote and told her never, nev-| | } er to do that, I suggested that she catch herself up short and ido some kind of physical work, ER > - (when a blue mood came on and) do any self-evaluating when she| Was. cheerful. | 1 also suggested that the min- | | ute she felt blue, she should drop everything and go into the kitch- | en and cook something special. She followed my advice and, today, she is a different person.| ™ e er | - She has faced the fact that we| all have ups and downs and her} “downs” have begun to pay off. | | Her cooking is so killful and suc-! cessful now that she's baking things e 4 for g local tearoom and making ; ’ a lithe money on it. Most of all, BI T S ° : C ] F h ° |she feels like “‘somebody,"’ which ue ODS pring O Or as 10n @€alr |of course, has made the blues ap- : , |pear less frequently. NEW YORK (NEA) — Blue,| chilly days with perfect propri- | dréss in meadow gold mixed GOOD TRICK blue, blue: in every shade from| ety. a; with blue, yellow and green. | ,,, ie : turquoise to brilliant peacock: _C | Dress is worn with capelet-jacket | Bisse Soe feck 10) bear, ini This is a blue spring, one in which) The sheath is the new line this’ buttoned high to the neckline in | ~ make yourself to get to work you're in fashion just wearing spring and is the basis for most front. on some physical project auto- : lof the new fashions. Above the| .. ‘matically, the minute you feel de- From Hattie Carnegie comes pressed: waist, it has new interest achieved - ; | But it’s more =" * ‘through deep collars, capes, but: this jacket-dress ensemble (right)! And save your self-analysis for too, is new and jin mimosa yellow tweed flecked. y heerf: ! , |ton®d stoles' or widened neck-|_. se : your more cheerful moments! it : , — ’ eae ke oes arcu at aa lines. Above the waist, the look with gray. It's both soft and * f- ¢ : coat) i is dramatic: below, its slim and Ushtweight. Loose fitted box jack-' If you would like a copy of my! 5 : : Se out on These are aaa straight ! et is worn with dress of lighter Housewife’s Career Guide, send Shown with a painting on exhibit this week by the . Peatize Prese Photo years ago, = conside ; weight and with a subtly-differing me six cents .in postage in care Pont: Saciett {rti ad . } Award de Sund t the Adah Shelly Lib Grese-weights; Now; they're used Sheath line (left) is used by pattern. Dress buttons from neck- of The Pontiac Press ontiac Society of Artists are judges, (left to right) wards were made Sunday a dah .yhetly Library and worn on Pauline Trigere for wool tweed line to waist, has tab detailing. | ' (Copyright, 1956) , Pant Roch, Beaver Edwards and Michael Church, during an invitational opening and reception. + we THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956 Ss oo. cua New Sylvanites Vorry Are’ Foes of Happy Life Elect Officers ‘Don't’ feel” anise = “slow up.” gonsole them, stimulate them, If you are afraid of water, over- president of the New om will get just as much donejamuse them. If life does not pre-lcome this handicap to health and a | mare. You should/sent this to them on a silver plat) )oacure Club at the annual installation din-| more relaxing factors ter they are bored and feel abused. icici. ner, held recently at Morey’s Golf Music is wonderful} These folks have few interests If you would like to have my/|#nd Country Club. : life. M | . The t Goropat is relaxing simply because they as a leaflet which teaches you how ‘to! Other officers installed were Mrs. | We “de~euch things. people, especially light. Deak Wiser, vice-president: : ‘theater. ~Tto take the” first” step toward sWim seid “a” stamiped “sélfad- Winiam Almas, treasurer and Mrs. | BRIDGE SOOTHES friendship, to add variety to daily dressed envelope with your re-\Erwin Nichols, secretary. Bridge is soothing if you do living by adopting new interests. quest for leaflet No. 22 to Jose-| The retiring president, Mrs. Jack coke ‘They have been waiting for things|phine Lowman in care of The/Allen, paaigadl chores erga Chiffon-Cut Hair-De-Of-The-Month A ehiften-like feeling ef femi- gary mike Five Stylists to Serve You— Call for Your Appointment! BETTY Le CORNU “hurry all of the time? Of course we don't really! * ¢ With our many interests and ob- ligations it takes real determina- not stew over mistakes or bed , tion to live at a more relaxed luck. You can play a hard ga mee cae rmentnceees rather than Pontiac Press. . a: csstapdlead busine apes ane = 7 e, but it can be done. H arid still find it beneficial in gi ma rs enj an c i and sit : Tomorrow: “Here's Help. for) “The June meeting will be a picnic 306 Riker Bldg, BEAUTY STUDIO FE 2-521 . and worry both become habits, If we could just learn the art of relaxation we probably would be able to work and to live without fatigue. ~ If we all would start out to try to remedy this feeling of way. Exception? Not many mar-| {t is a to know a person ried couples can play together in! with thc Ancisang This type Flabby Inner Line of Upper Leg." \r members and their families. this mood. individual is always in demand. J Ve | She can make a fourth at bridge, . Exercise is probably the most| she can swim and play golf or | valuable of all the first aids for tennis or badmintes or ping pong. banishing tension. However your She likes to dance and hike. In ‘golf game will not relax you and other words, she can fit in with A Dramatic First From Our Beauty Salon! DRESSET rush and the resulting tensions, we could make great improve- ment. Often we tense up and feel hurried even when there is no reason for it. If you will notice you will find that you tense a great many muscles even when you are using only a | few. When writing or sewing we often Bride-Elect you will not play a good game if ‘you swing with tense muscles or | \become frustrated when your score’ lis not wp to standard. | Swimming is probably the | most relaxing of all sports. Danc it combines the scothiing effect | et mnie with the benatite of | exerc'se. It is too bad that we moust often indulge in this in a smoke-filled room and at the cost of loss of sleep. \when a woman most needs va-, " |tiety in interest are at teen age, and middle age. In a sense she is| at least some of the activities | which her friends enjoy. The two periods in ‘her life) | building a new life for herself at. leach of — are { s | At vislectans the child is turn- ling into the woman, At middle! age most women find that they/ suddenly have unfamiliar leisure | lon their hands, that they have! Fermanents makes your set last twice as long Tes (pi Complete Cutting and Styling ls Honored at Shower ‘Gathering Held at Folsom Home on Friday | Mrs. Dallas Folsom and Nicky, : : . Folsom entertained at a brida! | Why not learn fo swem Why not put a record on the arrived at a period in life when. and dance about by yourself when and activities they could not en- |no one is looking? |joy before. Search them out. Do! sunshine, play golf, swim and walk|; eaRn TO SWEM and dance this summer? Remem- Perhaps you never have learned. ber, though, that much of the! y benefit from these activities will 0 swim. Why not begit this sum- | less ind your- imer? This is a companionable | ad prea Ges Bay} ae rather than a competitive sport. fanaa You can begin it at any age and player or turn on the radio daily they have time for many interests } Why not soak up the summer not wait for them fo come to you. “Where. Service and Quality Are Supreme” Expert Operators Await to Serve You! OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. No Appointment Needed! Immediate Service! Yoveaniegn aren tes mil Oi ndre Beauty CSalon his summer? You can be- ee shower in their home on Tilden ; ; BORED, ABUSED on the edge of the poe! or on the | avent a oot: an at any age and enjoy Too many people wait for life) /bank or pier this summer. Join in! as | 2nd Floor Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 'to come to them, to entertain: them ‘the fun! The gathering honored Geral- | u with all ages. ; tino an ee — — — dine Lawrence, daughter of Mr: poco cu sie seanettns 7 me ter errs — aeewe and Mrs. Herman J. Lawrence of @*"* = ee : sao Tilden avenue, who will exchange | , : : : Announcin Boe. THE OPENING | OF A NEW DINING ROOM AT TED’S RESTAURANT Phone FE 5-9257 ‘ He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. |! Joseph P. Duggan of Boyd street. | ' The bride-elect chose this oc- ||.” easion to announce her bridal : attendants. Her sister, Sandra, | will be her maid of honor. Nicky Folsom and Jeanne Vought will serve as her other attendants. Geraldine asked her cousin, Sue Rouse, to act as flower girl. Patrick Duggan will perform the duties of best man for his 7 brother. Seating the guests will | be Sizemore and Bruce |# ae Wixom. s Guests attending the shower ~ were Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Dug-! gan, Mrs. Joseph Kallis, Mrs. Sig-| mund Keziorski, Mrs. Matt| Grahek, Jeanne Vought, Sandra Mair, Mrs. Carl Leedy and Mrs. Steve Gowan. e ¢ Mrs, Robert Rutzen, Pat Smith, Mrs. Charles Hamlett, Sandra Lawrence, Pat Ronan, Mrs. Ed- ~ ward Lundgren and Linda Law-| ’) rence also attended. ces lea ie te ee 3 or he ion. z Nt ot aaa “eT "9 ket S f wa are ee ene ume if 2 i = ¥ waa? ph Sioa ; 3 F — ro ee Pee ot oe ae ee i , } f Acct ome? thet -Ry.2 i ea , we im fa é : i. vag? 3 “3p i B ‘2 a Fa. cF Fs ' ie = gts = * 4 a kt ears she ay A He te : : rae | 2aeee oe OE et ete ey 1 EM si! serine piety PT AS 1 age PR aL sien phiticrsr aire sine’ ost tet Sage i oat * sage ; al eal Ran eu ck oe ee ee ee ee eee TED'S RESTAURANT AS IT APPEARS NOW WITH THE NEW ADDITION— , This new section recently completed is now open to the public. We invite you to come in.and enjoy the pleasure of eating in a truly peautital and relaxing : dining room. 8377 17.18 Simple as can be yet so young © and cool-looking. Pocketed~“sun- =?" dress accented with lace, accom- | ¢ panied by a crisp bolero. ‘ No. 8377 with Patt-O-Rama_ in- t cluded is in sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16. © 18. Size 12, dress, 4% yards of * 35-inch; bolero, 1% yards. } AT THE RIGHT IS AN INTERIOR VIEW OF OUR NEW DINING ROOM— Designed to offer you the ultimate in dining pleasure, our new room makes it possible for us to offer you finer service than ever before. The new dining room is open during both noon and evening dining hours. For this pattern, send 35¢ in j coins, your name, address, size =, desired, and the pattern number a to Sue Burnett, Pontiac ‘Press, 372. | W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Ill. ie Send 25c today for your copy of « the spring and summer '56 edition - of our complete pattern magazine © Basic Fashion. 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Th bobbed le pum x J network | re- re’s ow isture needed aportss \ ing, no cee he ne ee mesh of : ot n wo » Lee to als t sitti s it’s this Xe sh, prettil : hers failed nder — su ithin — na- ; ory : ee means Sea can rn ee trimmed ¥ i eceeds wher ‘and be comfortable, took prety A ee e 20" able pretty | ‘\ ; j ... thisi * | oO c_ 1! C : , too tty \ airy-l 1s ; _. Charge sare . 0. ey c y-light 18 3 Waite’ —~—-——— ! | -OMiINg FE ; Zo ool elegan , heaven! q 9 Cosmeti = —— ! @ . C00 a” ce w y 4 eli - 0 ¢o May per ven you her, oe ns ! It rane ts se shop may be — ever : ~-----! Perisanes | Pytht tine Lodge fo) Ken for we jek Acts in town om = an Sisters Tromokine 1S at i Ing up or : W == oes Ee nformal shies heels L. : { . | ¥ oo r TLLIAM K S47 \ ga a a a ee a oe om | g i Custom MK. OWE; te 4 ge nis 4 21 Year of stering Ly s@ Ae ; ; “ 378 Orcha Practical E | ’ | 2 ; ¥. rd Lk. xperience ‘ - . 8 Ave. FE 4-2587 i a | ; & 0 Q = { 16 NORTH ; 3 a a r SAGINAW . ‘ e STREET aah a . ; : | ' oa ire oe UY ei: 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956 First Lady Candidates Eneret, Pat Nixon Does Own Housework re Le By Be —~ was A ou ple of ‘ generations president mses president’ 8 health. Since any second lady is only one heartbeat removed from the eshte oP td cupped tat his ree mansién, with its impressive , daily check on the state of the slim, gracious Patricia Nixon, Stepping inte the executive staff of servants, would be a major dislocation for brown- eyed, auburn-haired Pat, who does all of the cooking, dish- washing and housework for- the busy Nixon menage. FE 2-3044 wvvrvvvvvvvvwyevVvevwuvevvevvvevvvveVeVeVveV Vv Waldron Hotel Beauty Shop > > > COMPLETE PERMANENTS §8.50 and up ; Open Wed. and Thurs. Evenings by Appointment > Emma Hicks, Owner taxable $10,000 ance) that his household has to| It-is impossible not to admire reduced, the Nixons took overt the struggle along without a maid. dynamo of energy. receive such Not for her are the Diors and F president ; who has already pinch-hit for the | comparatively — niggardly com-tanas of our feeding Washington ~4$30,000-.a—-year-anda:t expense allow-; bd . . Harry S. Truman could under- stand the Nixons’ plight, since one|TO THE RESCUE © of his first acts as president was to borrow enough money to tide|President Eisenhower's heart at- him over until payday. DYNAMO OF ENERGY eal i 4} Doing her own work is nothing ‘Crnatie! protoce > new, however, 4 for Pat, r ie! ° ‘ Pat. To that, the = Depart- ment would sound ~ grateful “amen.” During ‘the dark days following tack, she more than once rescued it from a difficult dilemma of in- by. quietly whose | frail good looks belie her built-in’ Up with the Grandma’ S ECOND FLCOR 4 birds, she has her day's schedule 8 WALDRON HOTEL 4 planned before 7 a. m. R | A i tn ine tn Min tn fn Mee et a ne te tn. te. a tr | Next, she dresses and feeds her ecipe S ——— '7 and 9-year-old daughters, secs . ‘ Hair Styling them off to public school by bus Sti | | Tops ,and their father to work at the ; Hair Cutting Capitol. Mrs. Gilmore Uses Sour Milk in Her Permanents $7.50 GID) | 2a OC CS White —— this. series must, SIS ng ener pengec eran, might necessarily include a column on|Wealthy land of ours, the vice/from local ready-to-wear stores. should ol a dignitaries. : * ¢ @ When the White House entertain- jment schedule was necessarily glamorous but difficult. chore. Often in recent months, Pat has erate hostess to such visiting heads of state as the Presidents of Italy, Brazil, Guatemala and Uruguay. On fatiguing ‘trips te the Far East and South America with | the vice president, she has earned the admiration of offi- cials and plain people alike. Re- cently, during a warm little speech to the Senate Ladies’ with lepers in the Orient. Without affectation, she replied simply: ‘‘No, because I honestly feel that when you do what you proved herself a gracious, consid-|: NINETEEN ' His Strength. ls Overtaxed by Visitors | Wife Should Limit Length of Calls on: Ailing Husband ‘My husband is home recuperating]. double tion against from a véry serious operation. He] MOTHS .. . with insured 'is well enough to be up and around} ™othproof cleaning, plus but is still very weak. Since hel] storage at a low cost for /nas been home many of his friendal] YOUr woolens. You con't ‘have come in to see him. | “He is very happy to have visi- tors, but some of them stay: too long and after they have gone he is completely exhausted, Is there jany way he can tactfully get them ‘NEXT FALL... ~ Will You Find Cleseted Woolens -Moth-Eaten?. ‘IT’S STORAGE TIME Make way for clos space! Let us give you Father ge wrong with Father o CALL US FOR DOUBLE PROTECTION et P.S. We have MOTH SEAL Club, Pat ked whether |'© leave after a certain length of she bacitabedl to) chako’ aaa | tine — making them fee] that visits?" appreciate ck ve & PULIVERY FE 4-2878 For Spring Beauty Brouty Soller, 20 E. Pike St. Molasses Cookies By JANET ODELL Pontiac Press Home Editor OPEN MONDAY 9:30 TO 9 FEDERAL DEPT. STORES wa FEDE make—and like the ones a modern grandmother, Mrs. Lloyd Giimore, of Lake Orion still makes. These make good eating when hungry youngsters dash in after school. Serve with lots of cold milk. 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Do - it - yourself kits appearing in Chicago give women four large |floral handkerchiefs, all matching jin print; ribbon and directions on how to sew them into dainty cock- tail aprons. Two of the handkerchiefs form the main body of the apron, a third is attached to serve as a pocket and the fourth is cut diag. onally in half and sewn to the sides hips. ‘9 * e About 1% yards of ribbon are |needed to support the handkerchief japron and give a woman enough ‘to tie a a pretty bow. that is easy to handle. Roll about| % inch thick. Cut with round cut-| a small piece of cloth, usually, to fall gracefully over a woman's} know to be right, God will take care of you. I was not afraid.” oe 16 16 and shorthand is adored by her husband's staff at the Capitol. She Here are old - fashioned cookies : ; “like your grandmother used to|® equally popular with a gratefa press. corps, whom she invited each evening after realizing that reporters had to camp on her doorstep while Ike was besting’ Pat “personally brewed them coffee and urged the newsmen to feel at home, even though their overnight presence must frequent- ly have disturbed her sleep. OWN SECRETARY Besides serving as chief cook jand bottle washer, Pat is her own secretary, as well. A surprising number of letters pour into the how finds time to answer them all. * @ 6 Her favorites are from children, who write to ask how Tricia and Julie are getting along with their schoolwork and Brownie activi- ties. Because Washington dinner parties usually begin at 8 p. m., Pat and Dick sit with the youngsters during their own | aad (rexel Gees (oi hates story before a babysitter takes over for the evening. While Nixon in recent . weeks was “charting his own course” and deciding on a_ second-term contest, Pat patiently told curious friends: “I leave all such deci- sions to him.” * *« « Now that he has thrown his hat into the vice presidential ring, Pat is preparing for a busy fall of campaigning. Dick will do the ispeech-making, but the one-time school teacher will undoubtedly Stand by her man on the political stump. * * @ Who knows, she may’ even have to hire a maid from September until November! White Collar Girl Needs Her War Paint The ‘‘war paint’ arsenal of the average white collar girl at date time is a pretty awesome thing, but all of the items in it really fill a useful purpose and guarantee look that’s so important. to the career girl. Check these: Rouge, powder, lip- stick, eye drops, mascara and a good hair brush all help to hide the fact that she’s just put in seven Let Our Expert Corsetieres Help You: to a Proper Fi itting! 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THE PONTIAC PRESS % A fh First of a Daily Series of Selected Wérks by Famed Newsman ‘| Blonde Mink’-Damon R By DAMON RUNYON Now of course there are! many different ways of cooking tripe but person- ally I prefer it stewed with! tomatoes and rushrooms) and a bit of garlic and in fact I am partaking of al portion in this form in Mindy’s restaurant on Broadway one evening in January when. a personali- ty by the name of Julie the Starker sits down at my table and leans over and sniffs my dish and says to me like this: “Tripe,” he says. “With garlic,” he says. “Why, this is according to the recipe of the late Slats Slavin who obtains it from his old Aunt Margaret in|. Troy. Waiter,” he says, “bring me an order of this delicious concoction only with more garlic. It is get- ting colder outside and aline 2 markers including one of black guy needs garlic in his system to thicken his blood. “Well,” he says, “this is{pared to the late Slats who is really indeed -a coincidence be-/somebody.; * — cause I just come from| Well, ef course this is very visiting the late Slats and cause the late Slats is formerly having a small chat with known and esteemed by one and him.” lall on Broadway a& one of the Naturally I am somewhat sur-|smartest operators in horse racing prised by this statement as I know that ever draws breath. the late, Slats is resting in Wood- | HE IS A PLAYER land Cemetery and to tell the truth) He is a handicapper by trade I remember I am present as ‘a and his figures on the horses that pallbearer when he is placed there’ are apt to win are so highly prized to rest, but I am also pleased to that one night he is stuck up by a hear these tidings as Slats is al- couple of guys when he has six ways a good friend of mine and no | thou in cash money on him, but all nicer guy ever steps in shoe they want is his figures on the leather. .- | salpo day's races. and “Well,” I say to Julie Slate — 7” He is a player and a layer. He how is Siats these days? _ il bet on the 1 himself “He is cold,” Julie says. “He ~ when he sees spots he fancies or States that it ts very crimpy | he will let you bet him on them around the edges up there in | and he has clients all over the Woodlawn especially at night. | United States who call him up at You know the late Slats always | his office on Broadway and trans- hates cold weather. He 1s | act business with him one way usually in Florida by this time | or the other. (ot OO He is a tall guy in his late “Furthermore,” Julie says, ‘he forties who is not much thicker is greatly embarrassed up there,than a lath which is why he is without a stone over him such as ‘called Slats though his first name Beatrice promises to get him. Hejis really Terence. says it makes him feel like a bum| + 2 8 with nothing to show who he is! He is by no means Mr. America all around him are many /jfor looks but he dresses well and lhe is very rapid with a dollar, He marble to the memory of the late|is the softest touch in town for cockeyed Corrigan who as you|busted guys and he will get up in know is of no camieniaes com-the middle of the night to.do some- . * * true body a favor, consequently 90 one gets more or larger hellog along|Slats but he the main drag than the late Slats. IN THE MUGGOLA CLASS the last one in the world you will leprosy. Slats associating with as Julie is|sight of Julie revolting. to her. strictly in the muggola depart-| 4, gdgition to being the late ‘Slats’ fiancee, Miss Beatrice Gee is at this time a prominent show girl in one of Mike Todd's musica] shows and she is con- ceded by one and all to be the mest beautiful object on Man- hattan Island or anyway no worse thana photo finish for the most beautiful, He is at one time in his life. Se is an original brunette and a prize fighter but strictly a catch-'js quite tall and carries herself in way that the late Slats says is dignity, though it really comes of | I do not know! Mike Todd's director putting a big” ‘what all else except that he has copy of the Bible on her head and lsaying she will either learn to |walk balancing it or else, though At all times he is a most unde- he never does tell her or else what. er-which is a way of saying he catches everything the other guy \throws at him and at other times he is a bouncer; some Sing Sing background. s s * sirable personality but he is very fond of the late Slats Slavin and| vice versa, and they get along to-|, oP” (TO BB CONTINUED). k as executor and ed by King Features Byndicate. astonishing to behold. Fights reserved. Runyon’s Greatest He comes froma little burg up-|Slats is with his fiancee Miss Bea- state by the name of Cohoes and|trice Gee and even then you may I hear that he and Julie the Starker|see Julie though as a rule Miss are friends from their shortpants|Beatrice Gee does not approve of days there, although Julie is about/him any morethan she does of In fact, she makes no expect to see a guy of class like/bones about congidering the very him any more than she does o! it, 1945, by the Chase Man- trustee gether in a way that is most /of the Damon Runyan Estate. Distribut- PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956 = TWENTY-ONE | Miss Beatrice Gee is conceded to be the most beautiful object on Manhattan Island. » Morocco Given Diplomatic Rule New Government Hints Rental Money May Be Asked of U.S. for Bases PARIS # — The foreign min-) today signed a series of agree-| | ‘ ments which give the former) © North African protectorate, the! site of some big U. S. air bases, its full diplomatic freedom. os 2 « The documents included letters exchanged between the two gov- the right of Morocco to review the agreements --concluded between the United States and France in 1950 which gave the United States permission to establish the bases. s * « Members of the Moroccan gov- ernment have hinted that rental money maybe demanded from the United States for the bases, which were built at a cost of about 900 million dollars. SPAT FOLLOWS SIGNING The ink of the signatures was hardly dry before the foreign min- isters started a sharp little diplo- matic exchange. 2 * = Armed Balafrej, Moroccan for- eign minister, said the Moroccans must ‘free ourselves from an at-/ ‘titude of lack of confidence re-| colonial policy” practiced by France during thé protectorate. * *- In reply,’ French Foreign Min-) ister Christian Pineau said France! was looking to the Sultan, Sidi Mohammed ben Youssef, to use his great popularity among the aa ee Moroccan people and to act ener-| - getically in removing causes of! friction between the French in Mo-| rocco and the Moroccans. 1,500 Spectators See Blessing of Blossoms WELCOMING FAMILY — Emil Zamorski (center), psychiatric social worker at the Child Guidance Clinic, welcomes a ‘'model’’ family. their child can Scott Sought in Nevada; sides and more than T300 sects. JULY Opens ‘Murder Phase’ tors set the background yester- day for the annual ‘blessing of the! blossoms in the cherry orchards of t Old Mission Peninsula. 5 ; The religious ceremony, spon-! scred by the Grand Traverse Mini-| sterial Assn., had been - delayed) three weeks by inclement weather. * * s ) LOS ANGELES (INS!—A motor to appear in court to plead to) rip that fugitive L. Ewing Scott) the indictment, 5 police call the ‘murder phase" of Mrs. Scott's disappear-| ance, The society magron, worth in- an estimated $600.000/ vanished ” * Scott, debonair 59-year-old Rv. Richard Sellick of the Og. Yestment broker, is under indict- without a trace slightly more than densburg Methodist Church deliv- ™ent for forgery and grand theft/a year ago. ered the invocation. Rev. Francis {F his handling of the funds of «KTLLED FOR MONEY’ . | See Cr Epic. his mysteriously missing wealthy) BOY Teaver re Cry Grace EPAe, oie ceiyai Thrceh yi Scott es copal church gave the blessing prayer and Rev, William Niedema| of Faith Reformed Church deliv-| ered the blessing sermion. — a Fw 3 : NEW GARAGE READY — Oakland County's Road Commission hopes to mov« ito 0 is new garage building with buile’ ag now are being installed. Future plans, now temporarily postponed, call for a avond garage bay to the left of the office space shown, and additional office space ' jutting into the foreground. -Financed by State gas tax revenyes, thé new building was Police contend she was killed for her money, although they have He was declared a_ fugitive (not been able to substantiate the and his bail of $25,000 was for- charge. | feited on May 15 when he failed Two women, Mrs. Marianne lcards, ——s in a month. Interior appointments of the $350,000 Conferences, play sessions, talks and counseling are ahead of these parents if the clinic staff finds In days past a good spanking and bed without suppet were sup- posed to cure any child's “bad behavior." Such isn't the case in 1956, Wise parents are concerned when Sonny or Susie continually misbehaves or reveals some personality disorder. They seek professional help to aid him or her in growing up to be a useful productive member of so- ciety, Help for the emotionally dis- turbed child in Oakland County is just as near as the Oakland Child Guidance Clinic, 133 Frank- lin Bivd, * bd s Oakland County. ted 50 more children for service than in 1954, In just April of this year some 112 children were seen by clinic staff members indicating a continual increase of parents A professionally . staffed clinic, all necessary before a child is serviced by a psychiatrist, a psy- sseusiod chologist, psychiatric social work- ers and student trainees comprises service for “problem” children in were “closed.” The clinic admit- Staff members help parents under- iseeking help for their children. : stand why the child behaves as i stead of talking is a child’ of communicating. . Miss Half says that the staff be- lieves that ‘‘all behavior is pur- poseful as well as modifiable.” -.|Says So Right Here Among Eligi | Marriage as a way of life is at jpeak popularity among American men. In number, American hus- bands have reached a record high, | totaling nearly 39 million in the ‘civilian population alone. The typical American nowadays Pontiae Press Photo |Marries at a relatively early age, lestablishes his own household soon after marriage, and keeps his nose 'to the grindstone to the extent that __ he bears responsibility for raising a family throughout most of his working life. be helped with clinic treatment. Reaman, and Mrs, Patricia Dead- rick, who are related through . the marriage of their children, Avout 95 per cent of aes are among witnesses under sub- | re saan v aseree poena for tomorrow's Grand | empleyed. dury hearing. | These facts are derived from a ; . statistical profile of the American Mrs. Beaman, Scott's companion husband by the estatisticians of ‘took to Nevada last mapth is being Tomorrow the county Grand on numerous occasions, is under a the Metropolitan Life Insurance studied by detectives today in Jury starts an. investigation of search of a’ clue that will point to what his whereabouts. * court order to tell the jury whether Co., using data from the Bureau she ever used the name of Mrs. of the Census. Further details Ewing Scott or Mrs. L. E. Scott. include the following: piney wasp eenea aby ao any amt day husbands are under 35 years month whether she registered with (¢ age, and an additional fourth Scott at a San. Diego resort hotel are in the 35 to 44 age bracket. last year but she § ply. ‘ ast year a potas to reply At the same time, however, During his trip to Nevada last {®e number at ages 65 and over month Scott sent 10 days in Las ts clees te £-400,000—ehout - Vegas and his gasoline purchases, PCT Cent of the total—and Is traced by police through credit Sewing rapidly. came to $17.65 there. ' Four-fifths of the families where ‘ - - : ye Se 4 Traverse City. | ° ‘Coy Outlook Loses Face . Over one-quarter of the present. "the youngsters. The event drew so _|Dies at 80 in Hospital ble Bachelors' the husband is in the age range of 25 to 34 have at least one child, and nearly one-quarter have three or more children. The relatively large families are even more com- mon where the husband is in the 35-44 year age group. Although in most families the jhusband is the sole bread-winner, |in about one-fourth of the families ‘both husband and wife are’ ¢n-| \ployed. j Massive Feed Benefits College at Traverse City TRAVERSE CITY wm — Five thousand persons were fed on the campus of Northwestern Michigan College—at $] a head for a menu that included cube steak, beans, potatoes, ice cream and other |goodies. The feed, which started at 11:30) a.m, yesterday and ended at 6 |p-m. was sponsored by the junior| jcollege’s alumni Wigwam Club. \The food, including two tons of, (pease, a ton of cubed steaks and | ja ton of potatoes, was donated by| |a Traverse City merchant. A team| of 400 volunteer workers cooked and served it. Besides the steak and fixin’s, |the $1 cost also included a baby- |sitting service and pony rides for |many people the Wigwam Club had/ to borrow every picnic table in * @ The $5,000 profit—all the money taken in—will go to purchase phys- ics equipment for the college, Michigan’s newest one. Chief. of Eastern Aden ADEN — Sultan Salih Bin Ghalib, premier chief of the East- ern Aden Protectorate, died in a hospital here last night. He was believed to be more than 80, ~ The old Sultan headed the Counseling Key. to Clinic Success United Press Phete ' MODERNISTIC PINOCCHIO — Standing as a monument to the hecessitated by the proposed rerouting of Telegraph Road at Orchard Lake, which slices, off the rear of the present garage and makes expansiori, needed now for two years impossible. The new building is located on the Lake Road just west of Telegraph. : |Qu'aiti state of Shihr and Mukalla, ‘most important of the several Pontiac Press Photo |emaill states and sheikhdoms which make up the eastern portion of the British protectorate . along County building site, off Pontiac |the southwest cpast of the Arabian : Peninsula, world of children, a 15-foot high statue of Pinocchio and the “Blue Fairy” forms a futuristic pattern against the sky in the children’s park at Collodi, Italy. In exchange for contributions to build the monument, children received a certificate — ‘‘good for one lie” — enabling them to tell one fib apiece without risking a telltale length- ening of the nose — like. Pinocchio. r “4 * Achievement — aan THE PONTIAC PRRSS, MONDAY, ¢ e * 3 MAY 28, 1956 of Hot Dogs... SALAYS, that is)... . 2 Your picnic is bound to be a success with fresher, tastier SALAYS Z. “Hot Dogs.” For nearly 40 years SALAYS have been making the. best dog-gone “Hot Dogs” . . . you know those juicy ones with that fresh smokehouse flavor. Try 'em... You'll love 'em °° @ FRANK KABOB PICNIC — Sooner or later SALAYS... that is. | warm weather is bound to come. Your family is | probably begging for a picnic right now. If the temperature permits, you could ye these kabobs oS The Trademark that is your Available at most of the Veragse of quality all. || Cavers, minced parsley, better food markets. strips of green pepper, rounds of. |pimiento-stuffed olives will all) idress up a white sauce for fish! or eggs. [23 ways. Now a Fami No longer is Mother the only ‘cook in the house. ‘With the in-| ‘creased interest in outdoor eating, ‘Dad and Junior both are enthu- siastically taking their turn as | “cook."” These’ days, outdoor eat- ‘ing as a combined effort of the en- | tire family and whether it's on the ‘patio, in the backyard, or in a ‘favorite picnic spot it’s a family enterprise. Menus for outdoor eating usu- JUNEDALE. BRAND HAMS" pedir 2 Bi LEAN-MEATY Sliced SPARE Redi-Eat 791 Picnics .. 1HAM RIBS.. te ar repeperen, TENDER SLICED LEAN TENDER PAN-REDI QUEEN COLBY — ff {ind of food for a barbecue or Beef Liver | BOILING BEEF} FRYERS | MILD CHEESE [Phage ll gp Urccoarypiver carony le ; toasted over a campfire TENDER BEEF ! “This valuable o wee eatiles GOOD i mri ‘sion of the toasted frank, fea Pot Roast 33): ‘Hot Dogs 193: With meat purchase Baby Will Like Strained Yolks Are you taking advantage of one of baby’s modern, ready-to-use foods, Strained Egg Yolks? It's a real ‘“‘smoothie,"’ creamy as a soft custard, fluffy as the delicate scrambled eggs that Grandma used to make. Each 3% ounce container presents 7 tablespoons, or about 3% golden, ready-to-use egg yolks. Because these egg yolks have been processed, they cannot be used as an alternate for a thick- ening agent in a made dish. However they are just what the cook ordered for base or binder, needing only such additions as cheese, olives, pickles, nuts, chopped vegetables to do right by sandwiches or canapes. pera new strained egg’ treat, leaving) most of the container for cold) ‘storage. His ingenious mother may divert it into sandwich filling or a refreshing Fruit Nog. Strained Egg Yolks also provide the base for an amazingly good Evang Sauce. , Fruit Nog 2 tablespoons strained eg yese strained ange juice cup cold milk 1 tablespoon sugar Combine ‘and blend thoroughly with rotary beater. Serve at once. Serves 2. yolks outside. Otherwise, they can be broiled indoors, in the oven or the portable broiler. This recipe combines franks and tart apples. “« Popular Outdoor Eating Often a baby starts out by tak-' ing only a spoonful or two of his| ly Enterprise | foods that cook in the short time ‘needed to heat the franks. Tart quartered apples, pineapple chunks or slices of bacon make his skewer with his own pert- erence. For pre-summer picnics or days, remember kabobs E serve, let each one slide the hot ie the menu a nippy cheese sauce, a barbecue sauce for dunk- ing and fresh, crisp vegetables. Frank Kabob Picnic | 1 package franks 2 tart applies Melied butter Cut each frank into 3 pieces. Cut unpared apples into 1 inch chunks. Alternate pieces of franks and ap- ples on skewers. Brush with but- ter. Broil 3 to 4 inches above hot coals about 5 minutes. Turn to brown evenly. Serve with barbe- TOM'S Northwood Markets — EARLY BIRD _ SPECIALS Mon., Tees ONLY MAY 28 and 29 CLOSED WED. — DECORATION DAY i STRICTLY FRESH GRADE 6 A’ BENSON’S READY TO BAKE BISCUITS TRAY PACKED 2 Pkgs. 29° CAMPBELL'S PORK and BEANS 10° STAR-KIST CHUNK STYLE ——= ( amps vA with Tomato Sauce = cue or cheese sauce. ‘ “Quick Cheese Sauce 12 ounce glass of cheese spread : eee Seon| Wasaecte mustard orcestershire sauce aaa ie until blended and fluffy. — Deviled Hom Goes Well With Potatoes Serve your husband this delicious’ deviled ham steak and watch him beam at the first mouthful. This ‘s a he-man's dish. The piquant fla- lvor of this ham steak goes well with French-fried or new potatoes! in cream and chopped spinach. | Try it. You'll really win raves. Deviled Ham Steak TUNA Fish “25° MAXWELL HOUSE 1 slice smoked ham (about 1‘ Inches j i ie 3 tablespoons butter % cup dark brown sugar 1 tables dry mustard 2 tablespoons vinegar Sear the ham slice in butter on each side, about 5 minutes per side. Mix the dark brown sugar, dry mustard and vinegar. Coat top of ham slice with this mixture and broil in hot oven for 15 minutes jat 400 degrees F., or until very brown. | | _ Cut in thin strips. Garnish with spiced peaches, prunes or figs. Ever mix grapefruit juice (un- sweetened) with apricot nectar? DINE OUT! Good Food Is Our Business... -AT PONTIAC’S FINEST CAFETERIA AND LUNCH COUNTER Braised Short Ribs of Beef ESDAY SPECIAL —— 69° 7 Offer Includes : xxx ORANGE ° GRAPE HOMADE —when you buy 144-146 N, SAGINAW ST. Food Shop ROOTBEER BLACK CHERRY LEMON LIME Offer limited to Detroit, Pontiac, Ann Arbor, a carton’ of CANADA DRY Ginger Ale at regular price! FANCY PASTRIES — FRESH FRUIT PIES — B WEDDING CAKES BAKERY DEPARTMENT SPECIAL Assorted Cup Cakes .... Hot Dog and Hamburg Buns Doz. 38c .6 for 42¢ oe ASSORTED COOKIES IRTHDAY, PARTY AND . OUR SPECIALTY! *}-e2. Ginger Ale only and Royal Oak and expires June 11, 1956. | WE DO CATERING — Coll FE 2-6242 — Fruit Punch mede to order, Bowls and cups for rental. We roast meet and fowl! for « nominal fee. Limit — One Con per Customer . OPEN DAILY ‘TIL9 P.M. SUN. ‘TIL5 PM, We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities é THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1954 a TWENTY-THREE e / »| 1 quart buttermilx i ® eut im quarters) pecially if that roast is pork or rir tenmeneecaniel me Mix . remaining ingredients in Weal Pineapple Sherbet Tha. oe Blend all ingredients together «lecttic mixer, Return to trays and SOUCE Puts Spice Soe creas rereunaeh some: Nena 'o a bel arg ; : A , Whether you serve it to begin)ang stir until sugar is dissolved.|allow to freeze until firm. Then!» ® . Apes pola aeons Reduce heat if cKicken “(Bl Contains Buttermilk |vour mea. in the middie, or t}Pour ‘mixture into two freezing|tura refrigerator dial to normal.{{f) Broiled Chicken } tehienoane iter meres Ibe browning too muuch before it is| OSs Meh nd : on - \the end, always use your prettiest|trays. Set refrigerator dial for fast Makes. 12 servings. Ab ; eget ~sized onion (finely chopped! cogked a / Makes six sery- qe Gmeliing. ioe Uria ne, due te Here bn that's good as glasses — well. chil led B please. os and. place trays in frees . anenmaapen ant Bata aaa seuce for broiled % cup tomato catchup “. |ings. irra =e cher bet : compartment, . salmon? Add a bay % cup water prove safety for for young ind, I irae: . On » for it’s not too rich. A pheatiocag! Bettermik Sherbet When mixture is partially frozen, |leaf and a few peppercorns to the Spicy Broiled Chicken Clean chicken; arrange skin side! The sea covers 139 million square Stee. ace how tact you improve Good / ihewes red "and undiluted) =a turn’ into chilled bow! and bea 2 very small broiling chickens down in broiling pan without rack. | miles. : 00, following a roast, es- iwater in which the-fish is poached. go “s (each i US’ GOV’T GRADED CHOICE — KROGER-CUT TENDERAY © Round Steak... .: “67: 4 Sirloin Steak 79 U. $. Gov't. Graded Choice, Lean, tender and juicy .... T-Bone Stecalc » romero: Liver suas U. 8. Gov't. Graded Choice. Kroger-cut Tenderay .. . Hygrade’s Fresh or Smoked . \Ground Beef =... 54.09 Hot Dogs 4 Ground fresh several times daily Hygrade'’s All Meat, skinless, bulk | Ham Slices Hormel Bacon a 53 * 8 «@ “Corned Beef — ade READY 63at ai . $679 Hygrade’s. Budget value els * _ Lean, sliced bacon. Budget value ©O EAT , . orm : Cacklebirds » EOc Link Sausage . 49: > Plump and tender. Full breasted . . . . 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Rhubarb Citrus Salad Cypress Gardens, Orange and Grapefruit . Watermelons = 99 Potatoes 10: 99° — 72° SOAR en U. 8. No. 1 California Long Whites Home Grown. Big budget value , "a 3 5: «TEETH il RES ET P11 RH NEA A TH Welch's Frozen | —Cheez-Whiz Kraft Salad Oil Lucky Leaf Lipton Tea Watermaid Rice Borax sic Krispes \ Grepe Juice os Kratt Everydey low price Cherry Pie Filling Everydey low price “20 Mule Teom” Ketlogs's (2245 3 35 33 283 | E33) Sm 79 TT & Sanborn | Kraft Mustard Nu Soft Lipton Soup Upin Toa Bags Cake Mixes Modess Kellogg's Inst. Coffee, seve 25¢ Sealed or Horseradish tverydey low price Noodle & Tomete Veg. White, yellow, devil’s feed Everydey lew price ” Variety Pack . "i $1 24 ica 10: om 49: | , 30 oe 65: y a on 65: ta cone 37° Peckoge 33° . We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices a through W’ —— May 30, 1956 é adit we . : ea au i A MES i = j : 7 4s ; hae) iar | aaaae | ‘ / f : at pe Le ui i Sree ae wae Ai i oe i} 2 a an | oestog aaa ae | y = : f “mweNry-FouR : ! | | /_\ THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956-—- ‘ Ete oo ae 2 OF ad ! ye Bika one sieving, vel tr eometiing ipesial|pen, eekp wih 9 con. OR @ Wi Te’ S Tim to Plan Cool Sala G |Tats 0 All Soup Plates | teas etn sno a eh So a cu Bs meat, . ' th ey prctchad sie sued ta hour, then|the sherried crab meat, bring to spoon of dry Sapnish sherry is} Let an ; added to. each’ bow! just before'blend cans of tomato and green|a boil and serve at once ‘By JANET ‘ODELL. Soften gela =. in cold water. Add) Chop recuse finely and add im- water; continue stirring until gela-+ : ‘ ae A * Pontiac Press Home Editor [bolting wa stir until dis-| mediately to gelatin to avoid dis-'tin is dissolved. Gradually stir” ainda : Summer officially begins on June’ solved. Sip cream cheese and coloration of avocado. Chill until mixture into mayonnaise. Stir in| 21. But we all’ know that the real apricot nectar; beat until smooth.;mixture begins to thicken. Blend salt, 1 tablespoon of the lemon summer season is from Memorial Add gelatin mixture and mix well.|in milk and pour into a 5cup ring juice and fruit. Chill to consistency | Day to Labor Day. That rheans Chill until slightly thickened. Break) mold. Chill until set, about 4 hours. of unbeaten egg whites. Pour water | summer begins this week, Ha! ‘I;tuna into pieces. Fold tuna, pine-|Serves 8. land remaining lemon juice in deep. If you're entertaining guests who) ® are confirmed calorie watchers, | SKINLESS Al S-cup mold and chill antil firm surface. Beat with rotary beater or! you want to serve them food. they |* the summer time, doesn't it? You'Unmold and surround with salad YOU want to serve them food: they electric mixer until stiff, about 8 : rm . . think more in terms of cooling greens. This Fruit Salad ring which de- - iplnggerrestybarthimg res ~ Menu Midget . Our Own—1-Lb. Beg ae | Another salad calling for canned pends on nonfat dry milk to make/ 8° "> Sclatt we ee sandwiches. pineapple (you know, I'm sure that it creamy is a perfect dish to © aanteaa tr Cul poe, C Potato Cc Gelatin is an excelitnt base for jyou can't use fresh pineapple in serve. Each serving contains only) 5 about 2 hours ™ all kinds of fruit and vegetables. (gelatin) is the following one made 124 Calories. Calories: Total recipe 989; a ¢’ Chi . Se er Oe nas in a ring mold. ' Ring serving 124. ips © ae, =e them in gelatin Surround this mold with wate r (Makes about 8 servings) Seasoned tomato juice, thickened bb. ae “ JAR Sy capper salad, M yon eso (TOU. endive. Serve it with fin-) 1 No, 2%») cam (2 cups) fruit coct- with unflavored gelatin, makes nl a u 1 regular lemon gelatin, add abset Peart mca _— a eet ooomry a gnvelope (1 eoieepene unflavored | aspic ara yon erg pape it Open All Day Memorial Day 2 tablespoons vinegar to make (1.7 day. | ie cup het water yen aa ned a ceecae Complete Line of Picnic Supplies — Ice Cold Pop, Beer, Wine — Liquor ie weied Unt comnge- Pineapple-Avecado Salad Ring 3 phew marily por hard-cooked eggs. Tiny molds of Try some of these new recipes. | ee way mg ¢ cup instant Stariac nontet dry mix tomato aspic look pretty on the) Fruit Flavored Pp k & Bea $ sill perk up pong learpaatyr “cl packase cream cheese, sofjened (3 powder meat platter. Borden's, Velvet Brand. | . i Cc or n mbining tuna ruit in ) ; M4 cup lemon juice Drain fruit well; reserve ‘2 cup Olive Tomato Aspics . DA gelatin ee ee eer } cae creshes piscngsto (9 emneee) [or nice. Soften gelatin in juice. (Makes 4-6 servings) | ICE VW Cc A 2 Brook's C is new and rem. ened! +, cup pegeet pemene © Let stand 5 minutes. Stir in hot! 2 tad) ed gelatin | cream cheese gives the salad a ppnow inely celery ; ty cup cold water . | GAL. 300 Size smooth texture, while chopped pe-| | uP evsporsted milk, chilled T tccrpeant sugaramt Plus Cen ¢ 2 Place tin in a small mixi . 1 teaspoon celery seed 5 Deposit . . dd a delicious note gela s. ng Dash cayenne cans add a bowl. Stir in boiling water and OW- | orie oe tr 2 hard-cooked eggs. choppe Créamy Tuna Fruit Salad = —~_— continue stirring until gelatin is pped ‘, cup chopped pimiento-stuffed green bh ft @ gelatin \dissolved. Mash cream cheese with : s i cup cold Leper oe back of spoon in a medium size 8 cap finely chopped celery vei founee package cream cheese, sof-/ mixing bowl, Blend in lemon juice, utter ecipe eee cay Combine Xe cup apricot nestar a small amount at a time, to keep|™ ~ ltemato juice,sugar, celery seed iy cups “Greined Cenned penseete pagers one on in We have been asked to repeat'cayenne and bay leaf. Heat to “Prep chepped pecene pl a mR rly ara the recipe for low-calorie, whipped-beiting-point. Simmer 10 minutes; é 8 *ibutter, using unflavored gelatin. strain. Add gelatin to tomato juice. bce eae _ separate halves and remove seed The recipe im its original form |™!xture and stir’ until gelatin is| calls for Might cccean We know dissolved. Chill until slightly, . people who have , substituted thickened. Fold in remaining ingre-| Enjoy ous evaporated milk, or even skim \dients. Pour into 4 or 6 individual| 2 milk with good cosubia molds. Chill until firm. Unmold| : ‘and garnish with mayonnaise and Whipped Butter. Spread ‘sliced pimiento-stuffed- green } envelope unflavored gelatin olives, as desired. pint nt cream { 2 1 pound butter, softened to room tem- perature | Soften unflavored | gelatin in \% cup cold light cream or top milk in top of double boiler. Place over ‘hot water and stir until gelatin is thoroughly dissolved. Gradually whip the remaining cream and the dissolved gelatin into softened butter with a ro- tary beater, Additional salt may be added if desired, as well as yellow food coloring. If it should separate, continue | beating until all is well mixed. jChill until firm. Makes 2 pounds butter or 64 servings of 1 table- spoon each. Each portion contains '65 calories. | Butter Muffin Pan ‘for Flavorable Treat Lightly butter 10 muffin pan icups. Place 1 teaspoon butter or| margarine, 1 teaspoon honey and, 3 pecan halves in bottom of each| cup. Open 1 container ren ene prepared biscuits; place 1 bisc uit! in each muffin cup. Bake according to label diree-| tions. Cool buns: in pan 3 minutes; turn out onto wire cake rack. Serve [, y LA % warm or cold. Makes 10. | » ee Oo” : : Frosting a layer cake? Don't add Lo hg Am . 3 the second layer until the filling . Ve af Tt , spread over the first layer sets a e ( 7 Wy UAT (gi ALA Ut. yu EES olive sandwiches, you miay add a bit. NOT CARBONATED: Lec thanS6a glace _[ittle olive juice along with the f Famity Drink HERE'S BIG NEWS FOR PEOPLE WHO GO FOR DELICIOUS COFFEE IN ABIG WAY! mayonnaise, MEMORIAL * DAY x Picnic Specials Phillip’s WHOLE IRISH 3 Cans” POTATOES 25: No. 303 Can ANOTHER FINE PRODUCT OF STANDARD ORAND®S INC. INTRODUCING THE | , REMARKABLE TWICE NEW GIANT Geox. JAR LOOK! 25¢ OFF apr ne tary ne Hem Now! Makes about as much es requier price of housewives voted it best as 3 pounds of ground ey pow! jor. ner for flavor agoinst coffee, yet you poy far less! ; jay. Hurry other leadin leading instants! . 0 This offer is limited. ; Ground coffees, too! 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Sot., June 2 — We Reverve Frozen Seald-Sweet / Chopped & Flaked coneantrnea GRILL STEAKS LEMO NADE deol Fo Picnic eT ati als| C :=. $00 Cans’ 2 Ib. Pkg. All-Green Shoots | Gifts al % > Tee ~ | The Food Trend is to... of 8 Steaks es t y, sa Re ) é ; ; ~ ij i - fi 1956 ° New York waters are almost as jammed traffic-wise recall past near-misses that might have ended in’ ter tragedies than the weekend East the 33-foot fepin ‘ae . Baseball men generally delighted at the surge of the Pirates and hope it continues. There isn’t a more, . in the pusiness today than Pittsburgh president John W. Galbreath. He never once com- plained in the past when made the patsy for certain roads. ar sport deals. Now everyone hopes lodging in first amar all ot New championships. Jim asks ... “that since these are amateur bouts, children under 16 are permitted to be present, so I see a lot of father-son groups in attendance, PAL boxers have distinguished themselyes by win- ning the Golden Gloves team trophy eight out of nine years, the Met AAU team ears! / RELAND PICKING RIDERS FOR STOCKHOLM Ireland picked many Garden favorites for its Olym- pic jumping team to compete at Stockholm, June 10-17. include Capt. Kevin Barry, Bavlyneety; Lt. Bren- P. Cullinane, Kilcarne and Shannangrove, Lt. ey - Thomas Moroney; Ballycot Kiernan, Ball string to Michigan where he ! CKING FROM YAMI BAHAMA GETS BACKING M “In the Bahamas, we feel Yama Bahama is a comer and follow his exciting fights with extreme interest,” sa oe Sherman F. ue should like, the information which His Snead was gol incidentally, catches. / Lyons/also was sponsor of the fight in Nassau where over Jimmy Ford. He flew Yama from Yama. Bimini to Nassau for this event Bahamians wildly excited.” * * ; A. Nolan, president of the PAL, hopes York tries to cram into St. Nick’s o- morrow night for that fine organization’s boxing eety and Glenamaddy; and Lt. William A. Ringrose, Glencree and Flower Hill. | x *« /* Popular Hialeah and Gyilfstream trainer Hu Goff boated a huge blue marlin just before shipping his therefore, to correct some of ) apparently has been written by someone not familiar with the Bahama Islands. Yama was one of the original fighters who fought for my Bimini Boxing Club which I sponsored in 1952.) /Sammy Snead honestly was not while) in Bimini for there is no i course there, but rather while Sammy was bon ing, and, g a world’s record with one of his itsmen shudder when River crash _'THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDA pt D it). Struggling along in the touch- and-go second division of the Amer- ican League—a half step out of the basement and one game out of Sth place~10 hits in each game didn't help the Bengals improve their’ position. ee : Frank Lary used eight strikeouts and three double plays to ease into his 3rd victory in eight decisions Y. MAY 28,’ header % termination, he'd be the biggest winner in baseball, Me's a regu- lar little bulldog.” Art Ditmar stopped Detroit in the nightcap, He also hit two bat- ters and the Athletics made three errors, But the Tigers failed to take advantage, leaving 11 runners stranded. , r the Kansas City Ath- I / The /determination of a pitcher Casey Stengel calls “a little bull- dog’? and that age-old remedy, the run, got the job just half i eight wins and 13 road wists : f i ° | il The loser was Duke Maas, whol farthee? ry af / But 10 hits, baserunners in ‘every inning and other assorted was charged with four of the A’s|| _ his “ti gers” find permanent f / us to remind our readers pe to title for ning consecutive ton and Greenore; Lt. Pat this summer. BAHAMA will c Seuss eesee jouse,¢ Maxwell, Bride'ser Ary. runs before being driven to cover in the 6th. Walt Masterson allowed the other run and lefty Al Aber turned in another good relief chore, “gitts”’ couldn _% WU eee = Sn -enowm the Tigers wound up with a 5-0 defeat after an impressive 8-2 eat et hd DD mew oe we HS 55% w! eoosce~cco-ore i : i ,.|son 2. and Charlie Kuenn Ford and the New York Yankees, | ‘Kue a tn. Tridewcser. 32, on Red Wilson's two-run homer|/Thompson each had three hits to aay gr "rorgtoen. ‘ta . re in the 9th. It was that victory that make Sate as Nekall = Soa tandsiuateds* Kune, Brisewevgt sa .. memes = apelieroe ger, easier one. He 08) e. toil ae pp citeriae, S Cela ‘- : YS “He F j hse vrei, tad! Bere, Gromek, [foie EP casts eae “That guy in there like | Clev iene, ve - earners & Crimean 3-2, Lary 35 Re : age Gn boat | who hasn't started for three | baechi, Stevens. Ler ot Rommel. T—2:13. ‘quit’ means, If a pitcher could | weeks, will be the Detroit pitch: | nt ee ao vss and de- | er, Gromek hag done exception- S 0 Ing vis DETROIT #—The Detryit Tigers had good news today sbout their acute second base problem—young Frank Bolling is getting out of the} army and will join the team soon.) The 24-year-old second baseman, who played just one season with In spring graining it was between Harry Malmberg, now at Charleston, and Fred Hatfield, since traded to Chicago. Then it was young Reno Bertoia, the ex- bonus player. But he failed to hit adequately and now is playing New York .. which had all the Anong. British Amateurs Americans Score WI England, one up. As if to protest the U.S. opening round victories, a gas cylinder ex- ploded in the main refreshment| tent and the Troon fire brigade | rushed to the scene to handle the | emergency. This was the only hole| poked through the screen of British | reserve, however. Golden was one of two late American entries just before the tournament got under way. He had no trouble handling White, lofing only one of the 11 holes they played ie Strafaci, on the other hand, won Meridian, ‘Miss., faced a field full, of titleholders today as qualifying rounds began here for the 54th) annual Western Amateur Golf Tournament. Eighteen-hole rounds today and tomorrow over the 6,702-yard Belle Meade Country Club course will reduce the field of 130 to the low 50 ties. The low 16 in the 36- qualifier on Wednesday begin tch play the following day. Fi- are scheduled for Saturday A victory by Merrins, former LSU star, would make him the first winner to repeat since Frank Stranahan, now a pro, won the Western in 1951 and Only three others have successfully de- fended their titles in the event which began in 1899. They are Marvin Ward, 1940-41; Charles Evans Jr., 1914-15 and 1920-21-22- 23; and H. C. Egan, 1904-05. Marlette Kegler Takes Lead in Handicap Singles GRAND RAPIDS ®—The Martin! & Peck appliance team of Battle Creek, which rolled 3164 in handi- cap team events April 7, today wag top prize winner of the 53rd annual Michigan State men’s Bowl- ing Assn. Tournament. Their, score in the 20-weekend tournament was good for $500 of the $58,243 total prize fund. Only one change was recorded yesterday among leaders as the final contingent of bowlers chal- lenged early scores, Elmer Stanko of Marlette posted 768 in handicap singles, taking the lead over Ray Greene of Muskegon whose 753 had topped the division since April 22. Williams Still Trying for Starting Lineup BOSTON @ — Boston Red Sox trainer Jack Fadden says that Ted out of the regular lineup since the second "52. any day now.” said Jast night ‘I honest- games. if the weather was ly expected Ted to start in one of | his match on the par-four 18th hole | |when Tate three-putted for a dou- | ible bogey. | Strafaci had belted his second) shot out of bounds on the gravel ‘path behind the 18th green and BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS had_to take a penalty stroke. He \recovered beautifully, however, for ia bogey five. Giardello Battles Cotton in Rematch. The Associated Press }Joe Giardello, once a high- ranked middleweight, will — try again tonight to pick up where. he left off in a rematch with! Charlie (King) Cotton of Toledo, | Ohio at old St. Nicholas Arena in. iNew York. | ° Ld * | Cotton, making his first New |Stevers has turned in against Red record. ‘York start, upset the Philadelphia boxer May 7 when they met for! the first time. | The 10-round match will be seen’ sections of the country. ns | ly at Fenway Park. In five Wash- ington blasted on television (DuMont) in some'for a torrid .500 average. ‘not all. He -has scored 10 veland 588 an 529 i the club, may atrive in time for| Shortstop at Charleston. Baniore a 9 4 6 |tonight’s game, against Cleveland) The Tigers also have tried Buddy Detrott 3B 3 UT ogee. [in the Ohio Cty. Hicks, a 29-year-old with piety of Cy 14 314000 wb ro trieg \Minor League experience, and now Boston weaington ee tater ame sent oretyome oy pcos acy lare going with Jim Brideweser, paungs) — ‘ |= i = ~ 'weak-hitting veteran obtained from ve Fo , the White Sox. : Ghicego 3. Cleveland #4 (first game 15 . | * * LJ we acmeeied aah Hocke 0) tions Bolling, who has been playing beget ta tales moll | with the Ft. McPherson army Deron Sie parees “city 6 . team near Atlanta, will be on hanttigrocmep cipenntal aan a leave until June 20, when he offi- Cateage st Kansas CH, T pm Deneven an 0 egians cially gets his discharge. He bat- Detroh et Cleveland’ 7 Sos Gece (2) ted .236 in 117 games with the Ti- vs. Seore (5-3), , A ; gers in 1954. . wera or Griags (2) ve. Johann (or). Big 10 Rules Against co 8 WN 7: p.m. ‘an ; mulheres | Pro. Tryouts; Returns Hie lt reared ava sendy cove AY's ‘ : Tr Kansas Chy. 3 Dm, Buchanan, Maxwell [believes he will blossom into a Fectbes Si Buhams, bm, .f solid hitter ie ln / . NATIONAL LEAGU MINNEAPOLIS (#—The Big Ten} Bolling must attend college AT Wee. Lest Pet. Bebied |faculty representatives and ath-| full-time under army regulations Mawaskee 16 9/4 1 lletic directors have decreed that! involving his ration from Louis .,.......22 12 629 < al sepa: iiteburgh “**2): 8 B > 2 any hockey player signing an op-| service, so will not be available ‘Brooklyn 0 h At 30 3, ‘tion agreement with a professional) for all road trips. soo0e (wm 4 6 in| inall | Pailadepna 1) 3am eo |e ee for conference’ ie plans to enroll at a Detroit “Gere behind fured from. st, Lous. a ri dee ¢ affect play college in its graduate school. Boll- me cet att 1 ry dened . ripe pals a ie ing received his Bachelor's degree ; wi uc from Spring Hill college in Ala- & Minwattee gta 2 -_ to Saturday, when the Big Ten pama. ee 8 i Pitaburen of Phicdelptie. we policy makers reached the Aecision| * 6 «& . ty af | “New Toxo in Minneapolis. Bolling told Tiger officials he ta as | Brooklyn 6/ New York | Z ~~ Maltwenieg £ Ememnalt i cit maings) Injuries and other circum. (58s been playing regularly and is 2. Chicago (ot @. Louis, ppd, rein | stances prompted the conference |i" good condition. His batting aver- : New York at Philadelpnia, 7 pm—Worth- to give several players an extra “6° for the army team has been ir pon ow vs, Negray (0-0) or Rob- year of eligibility. Two Michigan |around the .400 mark. North Bay, Ont. Results of the hunt are shown above. Seated, from left, below the seven black bears, are Ray (Cuddy) Bromley, Bert Bower- 42-2) PS r Hi AY'S SCHEDULE May 23. A 45 mile boat trip, including a tough | Brookiyn "at, Putteourgh. 12.30 p.m, portage took the party into the brush country. ep Seee e aheo MENT Lo Only games schedul SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS — Two Lakeville Ronsene| Ereee | EDoee Broskiyn ‘St Pittsbargh. 7:15 p.m.—retine hockey players—Mike Buchanan hunters and one Lake Orion man togk a fast bear man (Orion), and Garnet West. Bowerman got |/suvaunee as Lous, @ pm—seater| and Wally Maxwell—will be re- (Baltimore Colts Sign hunting trip into the Canadian country about one big bear and the three cubs. West bagged two cincinmatt ai Chicane, 1:50pm —Nusxhan|, instated effective Feb. 1, 1957. | ga and Bromley one. Hunt extended from May 20 to (1-3) ys, Rush (2-2). They were declared ineligible ‘Dean Renfro, Don Burke last season for one year fer ac- Copling expense) mehey te Uy cot |_-BALTIMORE \#—The Baltimore ‘Colts of the National Football for a professional team. League today announced the sign- _ eas) ete) reer ot Memes: tng of halfbacks Dean Renfro and George Thomas, Michigan State|Don Burke to 1956 contracts. fencer who had one year at High-| Renfro, a brother of the Cleve- |land Park Junior College, will have/land Browns’ Ray Renfro, played three years of Big Ten competi-|college ball at North Texas State. Sievers Thrives on Bosox Pitching tion. The single year at Highland:He saw limited service with the Park will not be counted against Colts last season after being re- Cards Win Twinbill, Push Braves for N L Lead = pono jclouted 5 home runs and 2 dou-|Louis Cardinals to an 11-9 and ee the Sox nipped the In-| Bob Handloser of Michigan State. If Manager Mike Higgins of the bles and drove in 11 runs. He also double-header sweep over the Chi-|dians 5-4. Cleveland came back to and Marvin Nyrer of Michigan Wichita fi" cheriestan' 6% Boston Red Sox was feeling today bad 4 for 8 and 3 RBIs in three cago Cubs. The twin triumphs Win the second 42 behind Early were given an additional year of Denver 56, Minneapolis 3-2 ~ ; ; games in Washington. . wee \Wynn's five-hitter. | football eligibility. (Pcniide Se hueeese like the fisherman who went out boosted the Cards to within 11) oe Eine enapete Prd He really turned on the heat/percentage points of the top al- a couple of minnows, who can | . ! | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION | . against Boston yesterday, collect-|though they lead the first - place blame him’ ing five hits, scoring five runs/Milwaukee Braves by a full game. Pe Sie ae tie a oy and driving in five as Washington! Sparked by rookie first baseman : o, held th od So: lit i ai its cugineersd)/ai (dsall with) Washing: d the Re x to a sp nm/Frank Torre's four straight hits, their double-header. It was Roy's the Braves defeated the Cincin- | i ton, acquiring pitcher Bob Porter- 10th-innin ' . /10th- g@ double that drove in nati Redlegs 7-2. Because they UY , i wi : field among others in exchange Qing Courtney with the run. that hate 1a Aan ne icameelte Gi By H. «tl Y MOATS | Mike Conroy, Bud Badger of medalist also will win a medal. for five young plavers and cash. gave Washington an 11-10 second- Louis’ 13. the Braves ate a onl Under perfect weather conditions Bloomfield Hills, Tem Cross and ‘Gold medals go to the members It seemed they had stripped the pare triumph after the Red Sox ie pencenlages 640. to 629 the 5th Annual Pontiac Press In- Dick Whitmer of the Chiefs, and of the title-winning téam Senaters of their best players but had come from behind to win the Rain ARIA Ont panies i (een vitational High School Golf Tourna. others. Today's play is over an 18-hole ment got under way today at the Birmmgham is the defending route, medal play, with total score Pontiac Municipal course, A fast champion, and two of last year’s of the five-man teams counting in field and fine playing conditions top teams are back in action to- the competition. promise to make this one of the gay Waterford and Pontiac, with - * best events in the series. ‘Royal Oak’s good squad are rated! First foursomes left the Ist tees | Fourteen teams representing the probable top contenders for the on both North and South courses now it's evident the big catch got opener 97. The big St. Louisian Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and away. The big catch is : first base- homered in each game, the second Brooklyn and New York man Roy Sievers. s jfour-bagger coming off Porterfield) Rain also forced postponement as jwho failed to finish for the fourth of the New York Yankee-Oriole What a whale of a job of hitting time in five starts. He has a 1-3\game in Baltimore but the Yank- ees’ 3'2-game lead over Cleveland Sox pitching this season, especial- * Hall Hurls 2-Hitter as GMC Wins, 2-0 Doug Hall pitched a brilliant two. hit shutdit to spark GMC’s 2.0 conquest of Sam Benson in City) ‘Softball League action Sunday! night at Beaudette Park. Hall! struck out 14, walked only two, and) yielded singles in the lst and 6th innings. | * * ° Roger Reynolds twirled a three-| hitter as Royal Bar defeated Elks No. 810 by an 8-2 margin. | * * re | Shaw's Jewelers trimmed Lake-| land Pharmacy, 10-2, and Stadium} Inn whipped Lunsford Market, 12-0,| behind Verle Sheldon's four-hit} pitching, in exhibition games at, North Side Park. - | Benson rere felts wares 000 000 0-06 2 2 G Ro ee lies. 001 001 xn—2 5 0} Amy and R. Overcashier, Hall and J | nnis | Elks 010 100 6-2 3 2) 040 400 x8 6 2) Royal es \_ Miller, Hill and Os |Reynolds and Kothe, Beck, \Lakeland . . Shaw's : -. 400 Flechler, Nelson and C. Cooper:, Konchis, McConner and White, Seay, 207 012 O—12 18 1 000 000 Conley, Lasbke S5O eee ewnne gf ge it ty mente peep’ Reirea peed Far ugatir! gent SEL UE cere ie NG Fee See En prem ETS me ee eee eT ‘ ee a ae) Mes So ae bg al i ce AP Wifephote attempts to nab Ginsberg who rolis away {rpm the plate, but umpire Frank Tabacchi calls him safe on the play, Detroit won the opener, 8-2 and lost the second game, 5-0. GINSBERG SAFE AT HOME — Kansas City catcher Joe Ginsberg slides safely into home plate in the first game of Sunday's doubleheader against the Tigers. Detroit catcher Frank House | Another St. Louisian, this one|remained intact as the Chicago|@kland County area high schools title. Last year's runnerup, Livonia at 10 a.m. games at Boston, he has'time . yesterday. Stan Musial/split in their twin bill. In a first! Indtvidual players rank well up ; ~ | Pontiac Parks & Recreation de- 10 hits in 20 times at bat|snapped out of a slump with seven|game that last four hours and 52| with any of the past years, led | Today's winner will hold the big partment has cooperated splendid- runs, three-run homer, to lead the St.'American League record—and 15| Birmingham's Tim Baldwin and a fine plaque. |course without charge to the team. : — * ° It also has assisted in preparation receive medals and the Class B-C pairings. Pane: Sunday Contest ‘Sandtrap to Cup er. a : c ; | “(at Yacht Club | F | Gi J Vj i race was won by Les Huntwork’'s agg e Ves dnualy IC Ory “Judy Kay,” crewed by Judy Hunt- Andy Roualey, with his crew of |@°Y, Whose fantastic finish with likely to pull the backers of Golf Bob Plew and Frank Palazola was /2n eagle deuce on the final hole International, Inc., from the finan- 'Ju.”" “Nautical” with Charles Cal- Dallas Centennial Open, looked to- while carrying most of the big .. Ward the second half of a Dallas ying = ae jlahan and Johnny Harbaugh crew- “4° names of the game, drew a pitiful 000 Texas International Open. attendance. An estimated 12.000 The club has arranged to yore paid their way in for the four days nie at the Cass Lake location, wound up the Gentennial Open yes- arin 28,000 must turn out ‘weather permitting. |terday like they write about in for the Texas International open- ‘trom behind with a blast from a The Texas International will Free Day for Fans at jsand trap into the hole 15 feet have an even stronger field than ; i Chandler Harper, Ed Furgol, Law- | DETROIT @—The Haze! Park [eft in the lurch with one great’ oon rite and Perey Clifford, for- Racing Assn. announced today that shot—Dow Finsterwald of Bedford prmtalien aves ap- Mahopac, N.Y.—try # desperately Pie have been added, A field of All racing fang will be admitted [0° birdies that would have BIveN oening round. . Januarx, a professional for only filly will go to some fan in a January's closing three-under- a , ‘name the horse contest.” ‘Par 67 gave him 268 for 72 holes ang $6.00. Finsterwald finished attracted more than 25,000 to the sterwald and Ford. ‘main the leading money-winner of suburban track. The great finish set up Dallas’ | the year with $16,261.85, iby adoption, had himself quite a|White Sox -held the Indians to x were ready for action. Bentley was unable to enter, | = © That’s/runs batted in on four hits, one a/minutes—six minutes shy of os by Waterford’s Jack Reynolds, ‘rotating trophy for a year, plus|ly, in providing the use of the ‘Judy Kay’ Wins Overall medalist and runnerup of preliminary starting times and Pontiac Yacht Club’s Sunday | work and Harold Callahan. DALLAS (P—Texan Don Janu-|second tournament in a row as |2nd in Sunday’s race, with ‘An. Won him first money in the $30,000 -i1 hole, The Dallas Centennial, ing for Ron Callahan placed 34d, 80lf extravaganza today—the $70,- * * * hold its annual Memorial Day pic-| The tall young man from Abilene |G! needs 40.000 in order to break ‘Frank Merriwell books—he pulled '"8 Thursday, Hazel Park June 5th — away. Then saw the men he had the Dallas Centennial. Sam Snead, it will stage its second annual “ap. Heights, Ohio, and Doug Fort! of Ter Mexican National Open cham- 7 will move out Thursday in the free that day and a thoroughbred them a tie for 1st place. Last year's ‘appreciation day” and 4 stroke advantage over Fin- with a 69 for 269 and $2,700 to re- ’ we ©! cocewucen wl year, won his first tournament - “+. Cie Tro 4 : ; \ y ; ' j oe \! ; : | ‘ ‘ bd sud w: \ x » ; : “4 ee re ; : __THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY. 28, 1956 . ; : TWENTY-SEVEN 7 z Geshe ; Géodman, Boston, 3: ey uing waps TTING (based on 75 at béts}—Man- tied with 2. — os Paces ae, TRONS Mane ee, Ya, 4 INGLEWOOD, cae (®—There|untold damage in prestige. And it/said it won't have any effect Selcamns hazard with any other boy,cents to the “dollar sat back tojright shoulder. What’ he* saw was 7 Sat. | ma PRs Dene) ~— op * Boston, Lopes, fare—a—couple ot _ $25,000-added|gave the Llangollen Farms’ Por-| the Stable's relations with the lit-|we got to ride fog u us watch their hero sweep in. They|too late to remedy,-To the utter * RUNS—Mantle, New York, 41; Bauer. Cy ond | Bauer, New York, 9 stakes com t Hollywood! tertouse-victory-in-the. tle jock | had plunked $178,598 : h | t of the crowd, Porter- e. ; . er New - es ing up a J key, ad plu = is nose, amazemen ‘Beverg “Washingwon, 30; Yost, Weshing- Busby. Cl Cleveland. ay Kansas Cuy,|Park this week but tHe main'talk| The victory was worth $63,700) “Anybody can make a mistake."| AS—YOu fay know ~by—now,}—2———- 9 house. caught and edged past nuns BATTED IN—Mantle. few York. |Maiile. New York, 3 e back in the stable area today con-|to the Porterhouse people. Elis-/Ejisworth said. “As far as I'm|Swaps had put away his most dan-| | Suddenly, up came > Porter | Swaps"-before-the-Catifernia-pride——————-—--— Seen Sh; pemgien”. Ranees Cay, Nag et agg es yy 5 ecient ana\cermed Willie Shoemaker's nap on worth had to settle for $20,000 sec-/concerned, he'll be riding for us/gerous rival in the Saturday fea-|With,his rider, Iymael Valenzuela, ‘could regain. his ,momentum. ‘Lapes, Mansas | ay. ot re vere, brew a, 61, wcaleage vieres et Swaps in the $109,800~ Californian. | jond money. | lagain at Hollywood Park. ture, Mr. and Mrs. Travis M. going heavy with the whip. Swaps. “mt oe ree aie he didn't Detroit, Lj Nim York “ Tuttle, |Cleveland Kucks, } scarey, Cnn ¥ ™. S Unhappy Willie's siesta ‘in the| es 8 6 “Bill has just learned one more Kerr's Bobby Brocato, before hit-|with some 70 yards to go, obvious-| win.’ Shoemaker confessed as stretch cost horseman Rex Ells-| Even though the Shoe's boner, ‘thing he'll have to look out for,’’|ting the bend into the stretch. lly was simply loafing along. . ‘soon as he dismounted to the roar worth $43,700 in. cash and Swaps|cost him the big money, Elisworth!Elisworth added. ‘We'd have the! Fans who had bet him at 35 Shoemaker looked back over his of the boos. | | R eB fame, St. Louis, 28; Moon Cassad Read oa ag eR ee Sarg yen Ber-| RUNS BATTED IN—Long, Pittsburgh. | 36; Louis, 35; Musial 5 for lion Pact eeeerete se cotta Pili, Brookiva, 11; Bell HE MADE A MIGHTY BIG HIT. Since 1946, Lawrence “Yogi” Berra has won laurels as hitter, catcher, and fielder. Hit more home Boston, Spee ee Sa pote the “Chicago and Coataae! ‘Wash- | 39. , ingion. 9 : NATIONAL LEAGUE $—Jensen, Boston and Runnels,| BATTING (based on a All- America Sensation “talh pbs Bruton, Milwaukee, 6: Maze, runs than any other Yankee catcher. Caught 100 or more games in each of the past eight years. Plans to Sign Before ‘Wel, WPleburgh “Maa Bh ra 3: WITH THE YANKEES! Three times American League’s‘Most Valuable Player.” Played in every All-Star game since 1949. All-Star Game Borer. Bi. Louis, 1 : Jap. : ( So Os ee 19, "COLUMBUS, Ohio w — Ohio) STOLEN BASES—Mays, New York. ®:| State's brilliant All-America halt. MapsingSoe AG ay tes | manus Leeann football ITCHING, (sed 5 enn Bee | w a Pp 0, 1.000; contract with the Detroit Lions be-|¢3-"6 ior traig brooiya. ond Musi Bt fore the 1956 all-star game between |< mi ae, Friend, Pitsburg. 4: the collegians and the Cleveland | Roberts. Mizell. B rowns, pro —— 2. Philadelphia 327 Milwaukee, 3%; meeein. saying cued ta sere fucuugen tos ‘Aussie Tennis Ace “change their attitude about | it nig is Comme. DFOpS Doubles Match | ae Spee ee ay Gey PARIS w) — Husky Austraian| ace Lewis Hoad is not a man to, | general nenraars Nick bth \let One bad day on a center court! The OSU ‘gar: “a is passing Stand in the way of bigger tennis, up lucrative Canadian offers, said, championships. he would sign with the Lions after "he returns pas Japan in mid-July. | Hoad, paired with young te Cassady will go there with the (Cooper, dropped the men’s dou I \bles championship yesterday to) | ee pam earn cas seed ‘pickup’’ doubles combination of! e* e6« @ Bob Perry of Los Angeles and Don| Although he and the club say\C@ndy of Australia by scores * salary terms have not been dis- '7-5, 6-3, 6-3 in the French cham- cussed, he is expected to draw be-| pionships. tween $12,000 and $15,000 for his, “It was just one of those days,” services: |Hoad said afterward, “but I'm not jexpecting any trouble at Wimble- SprinterBecomes "+ 2 - | Before Hoad and Cooper were St Q rt Mil upset yesterday, Althea Gibson of|” SMP UUATIEr-MUNEL = New York City’ and Angela Bux- ton of Britain staged an uphill NEW YORK (#—Johnny Haines, |fight to win the women’s doubles the versatile Penn sprinter-middle|title 6-8, 86, 6-1, over Darlene distance man was faced with a'Hard of Montebello, Calif., and question today that will require Dorothy Knode of Forest Hills. an answer very soon: * ° Should he a forthe 100 and 20. Sime Selected ‘Oymics? | Op Athlete in Until the cares championships Atlantic Loop last Saturday, Haines had no prob- ; lem. But he won the 440-yard run| RALEIGH, N.C. w—Dave Sime, in 473 and in the process beat/ ithe Duke redhead who is threaten- Charlie Jenkins of Villanova, the ine to rewrite the track record defending champion and favorite. | books, has been named Atlantic} * Coast Conference Athlete of the| It was the es time Haines had Yar. ¢ tried the quarter-mile seriously. The flying Blue Devil ran away | “I'm still a sprinter,” said the from the field in a poll of the, slim senior. ‘Atlantic Coast Sports Writers| But his coach, Ken Doherty, Who) Assn. which was announced today. | talked him into trying the quar-| z | eri lwas\ Got are | venty - one newspapers, radio) and TV men participating in the | . |poll gave Duke's sophomore a to- Share M-A Net Title tal of 313 points out of a possible BOWLING GREEN, Ohio wy —|” Western Michigan's Broncos own MICHIGAN COLLEGE RESULTS a share of the Mid-American con-| | ference tennis honors. The _Broncos deadlocked with! Wayne 12 Johar Carreti 10 Case Tech Miami of Ohio Saturday in the [Platpreiballncmettadly (Presidents Confer- conference championships, winning | ait both No. 1 matches, with Charles) Wayne 105% Western Reserve 85%. |John Carroll 32. Case Tech 28 (Presi- Donnelly leading the way. 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The Majors have captured Team sponsor William T. Mor- jevery top crown in women's bow!- rissay, owner of the Fonatortam jing. They also are former na- ) Saturday night high-) | llighted the California Relays. Lea,| H amtramck Girl Breezes with a terrific finishing sprint, ran| 440 yards in 45.8 seconds to eclipse, the recognized mark of. 46. seconds - flat set in 1948 by Jamaica's Herb | McKenley. The quarter mile is| to, Kingswood Net Crowns: sare: a meters. Hee 4th title in three weeks was;with an easy 6-1, 6-3 et tir Lea, the former University of a breeze for 14-year-old Vir-| tellow townswoman inia|Southern California NCAA cham-' = Hesse of Hamtramck. Vir-| Dykes. pion now in the Air Force, sped fina won the Michigan closed) | Previously Miss Hesse defeat. head of lsangadgiu pad eataig tennis championship for girls (15) ed Linda Nein of Middleton, Ohio ate Aggie fea ech lace| and under) Sunday at Kingswood! (needed Sth), Marcia Seed of second-p! Rochester, 6-0, 6-0 and Anne time of 46.2 was faster than any | Lawson of Middleton, Ohio 6-1, runner had registered for the dis- | 2, im Saturday and Sunday (‘27° this year. EMSAnOnSS Buick, Union's | Win League Tilts | way. | Miss Dykes (seeded No. 3) won| jher try at the title with victories - Oliver Buick and the CIO Local! 594 scored decisive victories Sun- day afternoon in a Class A City! ‘over Linda Wessels of Kingswood, iJudy Falicki of Grand Rapids, ‘Jane Jaspey of Pleasant Ridge pode a 63), mor ramos oh Baseball League doubleheader at finals over Gay Miller of La-| Wisner Field. iGrange, ml. (6-8, 6-4, 9-7), The The Buick club was outhit, but semifinal was the day's hottest capitalized on six errors and seven match, and probably took a lot out walks and made an early lead ‘of the youngster for the big title at up to post a 9-6 verdict over tock! wae pikes in the pomater ' | “While our entry was smaller’... up cacay 99 cee pe than in the past’ Miss Luella Hous- Fowler 8 F ine Foods. jer, Kingswood officlal and tourney! : | director said today, ‘the quality of Fe ithe field was very high, Really, that's the thing that counts. We! were very well pleased at the results." INDIANAPOLIS uw — uit 061; end Eddie Johnson, Cuyahoga | -run as Mth qualifier. ae There are three former winners | ees the 500-mile auto race|Falls, Ohio, 139.088. ‘son finished his run in the rain. lin the field. Bob Sweikert of In- 'Wednesday, already: assured the * ¢ Regardless of today's quialifica- 'dianapolis, the defending champ; 'fastest field in its 45 years, were| The rain and the arbitrary limit'tions, the tentative field has an|Troy Ruttman of Lynwood, Calif, _J[reopenes today over bitter objec-|of 1 hour and 3 minutes on today’s average age speed in the trials almost 1952; and onane Parsons, Van tions from.crews. of slower quali-/qualifications. imites:an-hour taster-than- ~€atit:- 10-— fied cars threatened with elimin-ja Novi V-8 driven by Eddie Ryasso, |year’s record lineup — 142.507 to| _ ation. Hammond, Ind., and the ahi 138.796 | * * ¢ |\Ferrari expermental car Only five newcomers to the| ! The extension, unprecedented|from Italy for former = aams'l ponbosy were in the eate LO ls Threat tafter a full field of 33 cars had|pion Nino Farina. ‘lineup — Tolan, who qualified the ‘qualified, resulted from rain which The Ferrari stood 10th/ and the car he had wrecked May 20; Bob., iwashed out Saturday time trials\Novi llth in the lineup of ears|Veith, Oakland, Calif.; Jack Tur-, land allowed only 57 minutes of|waiting for today’s trials. Itiner, Seattle; Bob Saigo Grants If] in 400-Meter Beare: yesterday. Felow ey ager catia and Billy ' With 29 cars qualified the pre-jor eig runs could) The 28 veterans were Topped in} mew | | vious weekend, 18 other cars were/be made before ti ran out. If'experience by Sam Hanks, Bur- eed cero pol gall lined up yesterday for attempts to it rained all day today, everybody bank, Calif., who will start for the risiner) whe pressed’ him to the| get into the lineup. ‘in line was out el luck. llth time Wednesday; and three imark, J. W. Mashburn of Oklaho- C ° ® ® bi veterans of nine previous 500's—|ma A&M, today provide the United| Intermittent showers. made, it) Eddie Sachs /of aan Fred Agabashian, Albany, Calif.: ‘States ‘vith a solid threat. for top| unlikely that everybody would/driving the Ray Brady Special,/Tony Rettenhausen, Tinley Park,’ places in the Olympi¢ 400-meter | have a chance at the 10-mile runs|was temporarijy the 33rd car in Ill., and Paul Russo. Canago Park, 4, 88° Studebakers Most Fords ~ Chevrolets "8? 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Montcalm FE 4-8230 eck was 3rd in novice ladies fig- roller, skating championships Sat-|ures; John Matejec and John Beed-_ ‘urday end) Sunday lan Detroit aol ing were 1st and 2nd in senior men's figures; John Matejec and) ~ tadium Rink representatives placed 4,1, Beeding were 1st and 2nd in_ in 14 events. senior men’s figures: Pat Jarrard Cecilia Darmont won the jun. 2&9 Mary -Lindon were 2nd and for giris figure test, with Virla (2° in senior ladies figures; oe a Charles Parker and Nita Steward, Landon @tnd. Sharon Moore and “ : Mary Jo McBrearty were and "icky Merton and Sue Welch were. and $rd in ladies figures; Jack (294 and 3rd in junior pairs, Harner was 2nd in men's fig: | ures; Charles Parker and Nita | Steward were 3rd in junior | TODAY Basebal Fiint Northern at Pontiac There’ snevera ‘adoubt.. Quality White. 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DAILY 8 te 6 — SATURDAY 8 to 5:00 63 Auburn Ave. H. R. Nicholie Insurance Agency 49 Mt. Clemens Phone FE 2-1372 OPPOSITE WKC Phone FE 2-4819 so ‘ | / / | J : | : THE PONTIAC + PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956 -Fagkls Third | m “Meet ‘State Awarded. Rivals Ready for Belmont j ‘NEW, YORK #—Kentucky Der-.when he romped home a 2length i ng Mal etiread oar agree patric Intemational wie ene gp pre laend Go tae) aioe) iput in his inal training chores be-| _ Qne,:week--earlier,— at Piratico, oe fore the championship showdown Fabius had taken the measure of i ———+with the Calumet Farm's sensa-|Needies in the rich Preakness, a "tional Fabius in the $100, ose jewel in the Derby-Preak- \Belmont Stakes June 16. \ness-Belmont triple crown for 3-. Fabius demonstrated Saturday;year-olds. On May 5, Fabius led. Select Ishpeming, | Iron’, Garden State Park that he will/down the Derby stretch at Louis-' for pionship went awry Sunday after-|2nd in the pole vault and took 5th noori at the University of Detroit. jin the low sticks. ; The Eaglet thinclads turned in} Jerry Ostrowski placed 2nd in their poorest performance of. the|the 880, Pete Krystek took 3rd in. | took only one event and compiled 38 points to finish|4th tir the shot, and Wa. 3rd behind St. Joseph, which won/gained 5th in the broad jump and the meet with 46 points, and Ser-'tied with teammate Benny Maszta- Mountain as Sites for be a rugged customer to handle |ville, but Needles rushed up in the’ USED CARS vite with 39. kowski for 5th in .the pole vault.|. Fs N t Wi t E ts in the mile and one- me Belmontilate stages to snare the oes a St. Joe and | Dan Dropps of St. Mike || , lex inter’s Even ao ian St. Joe and | cleared & feet 1014 inches in the | JEROME'S Poe res St. Mary im dual and | *!&® Jump to set a new Catholic ASPEN, Colo. ) — Michigan . ‘ sae eee ing the sea. | L#asue record. Mike Clever was voted two 1957 Nordic Inter-' | » § ae oe axe Gag) mgd al a national skiing meets over the Mi..2 | Bright Spot m BY ‘i 220, wee y the National Ski Assn. in € nics St. Michael produced one win-| mediey relay team finished 3rd Ishpeming was awarded the In- To rein, for High Seley Postons in, Hecronic, I Cass Ave. at Orchard Lake ner and scored 14 points to place! and the 880 relay squad claimed ternational Cross Country | and Y. Remain F ily Er loyed While Traini Sth behind DeLaSalle, which piled! 4th to complete the Shamrocks’ classic combined for next Fee. fag 04 to Remein Fully Employ ae | up 30. : point total, . M7, and Iron Mountain the Inter-: Mail Coupon or Call tor Complete wo 2-5 660 | Easy scored ty Stan Marea tel eade, S Sent Servite 3 eee ee eee TBONICS INCTITITEstctirtits irame: f Terme DeLaSalle 1, A and Dear- inext Feb. 24. ’ 120-yard high hurdles. Majewskilporn St. soca , Austin fol-| ¥* 7 « The National Alpine Champion: | ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE: Gap eae | tad respon took 2nd in the 180 low hurdles and|iowed the Mikes with 13 points, St. ships — downhill, slalom and | scacqonoconcedennoscennecaceaececrocensset Phone ....... Senaseseseces JEROME'S BRIGHT SPOT 3rd in the broad jump. Bernard had 8 Sacred Heart of combined — were awarded As- BB Address ............6.csccceeneesenesceeesnn eens OUbP sosivsceoxe eeatenies Cian Aisa. ob Ooahaad Lake Gerry Leszczynski placed 2nd in|Dearborn 3, and Grosse Pointe St pen, Colo., and will be held next | | : the 100 and 220 dashes and Pete'Paul 1. March 2-3. | Full Soe, meee, gc Bi? ae o|_, rhe national. jumping -champion- ff - Price : / er | oe ips went to Berlin, N.H., for 4 Sg —— , DPS 3, the same day the na-| PECI A L . ‘52 CHEV. SEDAN have |tional 18-kilometer cross country | Radio & Heater. Second Car Special. SETS HOMER/ MARK — Dale Long, first baseman of the Pitts- wil) be run off at Lindenville, Vt. ee JEROME'S BRIGHT SPOT | burgh Pirates, blasts the record-breaking home run Saturday which { . ect a new Major/League mark of seven homers in seven consecutive |_, The Nordic classics will be held: Private Passenger Auto Cass Ave. at Orchard Lake jat Walla Walla, Wash., Feb. 10.; . : games. The blow came against Philadelphia for the surging Bucs. lees Nene Ae ame PASSENGER MEDICAL .. . Thousand Dollar Death He will try for eight straight tonight against thie Dodgers since the | cross country and combined atl’ Benefit at NO EXTRA C HARGE, covers all mem- $1085 som Buc-Philly deubleheader was rained out yesterday. | Laconia, N.H., March 9-10, and the| bers of family or passenger in any type auto acci- aie CHEV. SEDAN | Alpine Junior four-eevnt at Reno, dent or as a pedestrian. ~~. Nev., aes 29-30. | 2 By lovely fer the family. oe Necth A ROAD AID TRIP SERVICE TRAOME’S BRIGHT er merican Alpine ; ranes Capture Ord eters | nae i toae pa tne | Mee | van cue Calif. for March 9-10, | shesingy help - FREE. and the "International ayes LIABILITY INSURANCE covers trailers, and Leaque Trophy Fir SL. Time Merc iste | House Trailer at NO EXTRA COST The weekend proved to be a) The mile relay team of Charles Jehan of Denver a reside desire Yuh) Your, Cistzenis) Men 0 suce eg ™ Brummett- 7 Lincicome Inc. $1599 "a" "5S FORD FAIRLANE Vordomatic, Radie & JEROME'S BRIGHT P SPOT Cass Ave. ot Orchard Lake $196 Irv. 33. FORD 2-DOOR o ‘SAVE! BIG 24 Portable New Rend Style Outdoor Grill “howling” success for Cranbrook Gessner, Jim Harrison, Tom Note- Athert athletes. j}ware and Roger Waud finished 3rd,| 4 Teen pos Plenagen Lf | Cranbrook's track team returned |but still set a school record with a| 'as central division representative. from Cleveland’ with the Inter-|time of 3:37.6. Cranbrook won six State Conference championship, the events and tied for 1st in an-| . SUNDAY’S RESULTS ~ with psy Mare SPIT ecird spel cre and fell est Campbell hurled rama sod tedges Zoonns << a we he . e enn eams dis- ve Cam a one- “" ' posed of visiting Shady Side Acad-| hit shutout and faced only 21 sen Diego ba = 377 S.. Telegraph JEROME'S BRIGHT sret $ 95 emy from Pittsburgh. batters as the Crane baseball us — TERNATIONAL, L LEAGUE FE 4-0588 PARKING Cons at Coshend raat 4 rolled forces downed Shady Side, Rochester (ist game 10 ‘ : 29 pin to win the annual ren | | 8-0. Campbell struck out 15, |———— " a ne one nn = oe nano $2285 _ Nichols of Buffalo scored | Walked mone, and gave up one— i Hed Top single in the 5th inning, a line ’ Chercoe! Grills, sq on points 0 = = | dates of she bat /ct Dewey Mane | $s BuIcK CENTURY Many Styles from 27, University School of Cleve. Nee wise hecdcatios ed JEROME'S BRIGHT SPOT Cass Ave. at Orchard Leke x. : 1 su Sage 0% and Shady | Pearson led the Cranes at the (plate with two singles and a triple’ The track title, combined with'for two RBI's. Chuck Grube football and tennis crowns and a singled and doubled and batted in Thermos Style 69 PICNIC JUGS... *QeeUP : |basketball co-champienship, also three runs. | ‘ PON SED. SKOTCH KOOLERS Bee, ae fae ten ec ee ecoration | da eh ak ores = = = 8 oer + trophy Knepper was the decisive match JEROME'S BRIGHT spoT == or t st time in n an-/as Cranbrook defeated Shad Side’ i Ideal for so meny uses... ah ay Cary y | Case Ave. at Orchard Leke |: Cranbrook's thinclads set one | | MESA | CHARCOAL LIGHTER & (XQQ¢ iescve record tnd tne school Mets Hold Practices /marks in the conference meet $1996 1. TIRE SALE! \Herb Stanton ran the 440 in 51.4, a may be had by calling Ray New| HOT DOG FORKS » AN’ new school mark. ton, FE 5-1023. | , oo St. Mary Athletes Feted| IL + Banquet Last Night | Fester, Better Fires...... Is Two practice sessions will be : mile in 4328 form league ar held this week for Mets’ Class B '54 CADILLAC 62 SEDAN ampere club. They meet Tuesday a school record and won the 880 in. se B-0 ae $ 39 time of 2:04, which just missed nd Thursday at south diamond, | | ERO. oy rien 7" q . -2-Forks & Spatula, | |Cofumbia-Joslyn field. Drills start) FIRST LINE, FIRST QUALITY : Ml Cass Ave. at Orchard Lake Long Hendies ........ . [the loop figure by .7 of a second. at 5 p.m. Information about tryouts BLACK SIDEWALLS n "53 PONTIAC C6. 2-DR, Hyéramatic, B ag Cleanest a”. We've } JEROME'S Beas. od | 1} Coss Ave. at Orchard Loke | | $186 Ve oe _7.10x1 5 | $27.55 cws_|2490- ONLY Oyen: See: Open Sun. | | Orchard Lake St. Mary paid trib- football, basketball, baseball, track | 7. 60 15 ~ $30.15 - 9 to 1 9tol ute to ‘its athletes Sunday night and golf. Rev. John Rakoczy, ath-' x 5 155 PONTIAC CATALINA ‘ when the school’s annual all-sports letic director, made the presenta- Ae ah) cocgerobboven. JEROME'S» ¢ SPOT. Coes Ave. at Orchard Lake HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS | benauct was held in the gymna: tions. ~ 8.00x15 | $33.75 ' Ted Kopacki was honsred with 906 W. Huron St. Phone FE 5-8389 | Letters were awarded to 79 boys two trophies, He received the | for high school competition in) achievement award, which goes | to the bey who best combines | athietics and scholarship, and the ’ free throw award, given to the besketball player who makes | | the highest percentage of foul | | shots during the season. | $1685 sc" "54 OLDS 88 2-DOOR a maven Sg & Wand Miles of JEROME'S BRIGHT SPOT Cass Ave. at Orchard Lake FIRST LINE, FIRST QUALITY | WHITE SIDEWALLS Man, this is whiskey! | Small trophies were awarded: to! SIZE FIRST TIRE _ all members of the football team SFR ANA |) SSeS —— ‘ for winning their 1st Suburban 6.00x16 $29.50 $1896 Trade-in Catholic League title in 1955. The — = || a —— Down Pym. Moms and Dads Club also an- 6.70x15 i $30.50 ‘SS MERCURY MONT, nounced that new football uniforms a 7 1 1 i | ae L Whites, Mercomatic. have been purchased for next sea- . Ox 5 $33.75 je ‘OME'S BRC: «OT an ee a ee Seg es ; ? Last night's main speaker was 7.60x1 5 $36.95 All Prices Plus Fed. Tax, Exchange Coss Aes. ot Orchard) Laks James M. (Bing) Brown, Dean of “enn _312e | ° °&4,z,AR ee y f , : |Men at Michigan State Normal Col-| 8.00x!1 > $40.25 at care $7 — lege in Ypsilanti, Other guest speakers were Gus 'Cifelli, former tackle for Notre }Dame and the Detroit Lions, and. Phil Yanoschick assistant football coach at Michigan Norma). John Neville, well-known basketball offi- cial. was the master of cere- monies ' ‘Wolverine Net Squad 52 BUICK nivi RA Drive o JEROME'S BR BRIGHT SPOT Coss Ave. at Orcherd Lake $2385 "cc" _. Bargain ‘5S BUICK CONV. A Grand Super te Own ond Enjoy. ALL NYLON Attention, Truckers! e 6.00x16 6-Ply Black Sidewalls Dayton: Thorobred Takes Big Ten Title FIRST $ 37 45 JEROME'S BRIGHT SPOT EVANSTON u—Paced by Davis TIRE ....%.. e ees ot Cup candidate Barry Mackay Mjch- : ligan swept the singles and doubles SECOND $2 00 Cs $746 Value \championships in winning the ten-| TIRE... tee e Packed! nis title. The Wolverines rolled up, _ WHILE THEY LAST! ‘33 CHEV. 2-DOOR 6145 points to 54 for runnerup In- caeuetet Sonlis Cart diana. Northwestern was 3rd with 46 while Purdue had 19%. Illinois '19, Michigan State 17, Iowa 1514, Ohio State 7 Wisconsin 6§'9 and Minnesota 21. Mackay beat Al Kuhn of North- western in the singles finals 6-2, 6-2, and teamed with Dick, Potter to defeat Kuhn and Paul Bennett ‘of Northwestern, 6-3, 846, in the ‘doubles finals. | B-1-G_ Memorial Day Show JERO, c'S BRIGHT SPOT Case Ave. at Orctard Lake $2195 ‘55 OLDS 2-DOOR Hydra, R & MH, Tarquetse & White, | JEROME’S BRIGHT SPOT ‘ Cass Ave. at Orchard Lake HIRAM WALKER ° save “30H 91872. Plus Fed. Tax and Exchange and Exchange arket Tire Co. Full | Free | TUBELESS TIRE) Open | wo Year | Parking | Headquarters | 9 to 9/,. CAwOTd ane BOTTLLD Mm we WALELE & SWS ret OOO O'S - SAM ONO TCE Cat, ALBERT WHISNANT is an old hand at tuna fishing who recently broke the Cat Cay Tournament record with a whopping 746-pounder. For him—for men among ec iam Walker makes a whiskey among $1606: Wc: ‘54 BUICK RIVIERA Full _Pewer Pits Many Extras. JE~UME'S BRIGHT SPOT whiskies: Pontiac M-59 Speedwa Mc ' 65 31 ontiac ay . one Coss Ave. st Orchard Lake IMPERIAL ‘38 sai ALL ADDED EVENTS p Pontiac s Motorist sown! $005 ; a e : Cote Ne 68 Cogs Na. gee < a pean y Headquarters tes MERCURY 2-DOOR- Visit Hospitality Headquarters— Your Friendly Tavern BLENDED WHISKEY # 86 PROOF © 20% STEAIGHT WHISKEY, 6 YEARS OR MOFE OLD.# 70% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS Time Trials 1:00 P.M. HIRAM WAIKE® & SONS INC, PEORIA, It | First Rece 3:00 P.M. 17 W. Huron St. (Corner of. Cass). j : ! Gnappy, Sian Shape, Geed | JEROME'S BRIGHT SPOT . i lI] Case Ave. at Orchard Lake FE 8-0424 Some 17 Million Americans Suffering from » Alleray Like the mother-in-law, hay fever either caused by an allergy agent; lergies and others do not? Blame. Chleago or from the ocean in found itself with the same pollen a national par | _SHIRTY /______| THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, MAY 28,1950 a ! = : oping potas ae aha (antigen) or by accident, releases|it on your | ts. Whether|has been the butt of mary jokes—| New York City, the pollen count : tor, ea fatinaied 1 mul a. Ws chemical fluids which in -turnjyou will have hives, hay: fever,|but there is nothing funny about! is decreased. count at the end of that time. FUNERAL HOME a ning and the serve as the irritant. Once thisjasthma or eczema is determined jit RESEARCH PROGRESSING a Antihistamines are helpful, par-|f happens, so the theory goes, fur-/mainly by your heredity. | Perhage it is the red ‘nose,| Such researches are going on in|ticularly in mild cases, but do not! “are the er at hag. fever. ther exposure to the antigen is no If you have an allergy you will’ bleary eyes and sneezing that in- our laboratory at Northwestern, at/Prevent asthma which many hay th: the r by asthma, skin ” “Thoughtful Service” @» ere or © reactions be- cause ot “flere, in the first |longer nécessary to produce the re-|probably find other members of| duces a sense of the comic; that's . fever sufferers. develop. In very) Seus"Sd ciemes’s Rent vegaine tins |action. your family have some form of peas the onlooker may not serge cette faeld ted = severe cau cortisone S the ede oS Nodnsenene! ba Epene 72 5m iliness, and of the relie! that is : same allergy. And if there is/know of the sleepless nights, loss ; now|er hormones may have to be used 24-Hour Ambulance Service | now & dust for the rodent: There is allergy on both the father’s andl t suas indocil aad But what can we do right now : H no allergy to work—it Is not a (of work, sinus ons apd €COltor you and your hay fever? Im-|but, since they are powerful reme-/‘\ a f By DR. SAMUEL M. FEINBERG Professor of Medicine, Northwestern University Séme 17 million people in the United States—or about one out of » 10—have some form of allergy. In the broadest sense, allergy affects all of us: Many of the allergy sufferers periodically lose time at work or at play; others, particularily in the substance; and there is no al- the mother’s side, the disease’s!nomic toll due to po reaaagesy 10| munizing shots have become al-|dies, the patient must cooperate! lergy to one’s mother-in-law or piped serverity is ae Lat Taal erers in the) ost universally accepted. A se- completely with the doctor. spouse—an animal does not be- | |, allergy -something: new? This| ties of injections is necessary,! Any fever is an evil and growing, come allergic to its own species. is a common question; the newer! We believe hay fever is an '|sometimes over a period of sev-|foe. But the weapons to combat it) : and net a neurosis as (eral years. are increasing in ferce and we How come some of us get al-iis: Allergy is as old as the hills. waa olshaed by ta 19878 an oe ss cas [may live 10 see the day when if! New York City, after a wine year i and Agony) ane ° eae te caus claimed by | form of prevention but it must |is conquered. ; French Militarists Debunk in. causes) Mew ty ene te crore Be _ Full-Scale War in Algeria tit ‘ise " “| S| THE EXCITING NEW - pollen with no harmful effects.| p, {| But the army officers here who|on the way, Almost all are natives, ; c : a change occurs. You de; fought also in Indochina say they |of metropolitan France. North Af-| hex pug aapant a — ee e | velop substances in your systeMlare certain that if Algeria cuts\rican troops have shown little producing this way, they contami- Don’t let the summer | Aantibodies) which cambine with)ioose from France it won't be be-|stomach for the Algerian fighting. he ee | the chemical substance in the rag- cause. of military defeat. Some have deserted to the rebels. oe ad CP a | Heat and Moths take | weed pollen (called the antigen)) 14, 1 jackin endl Algerta a To understand hay fever, one their toll on your guvtgin cts: Start Hospital Work mest realise that the pollen | precious furs. We will and Uh OF ture explosion in s : ; ; W—Ground wi and to On : leases chemical substances fro and made damaging raids on cit- Pibsrbee desis amb nee pad cahag pny ogy fegghral | t . h ; Wh ¢ Only “Ledy Reason” gives you ell these evt- ies. Indochina later developed into mn on Me ay for may y S&S your home. — : shonding features! Thrilling temini 7 the tissue, notably histamine. His-| | full scale war, but the military|Grayling’s new $1,000,000 Mercy| tually ne polien in the alr. If | +), © returned to’ : se anee vel Game) tamine dilates blood vessels, . tal. da wad bhaue trem the lah ta] ey are return _ por ts0s «- like finest jewelry! 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This follows the pattern of the| Prove OLIVE TABLETS give you results in 9 out of 10 cases! | os oi and theft The. air you breathe carries|early days of the Indochina war, Neture’s idee! regularity! site agar bebe bar ga “ah , i | ¢ pollens, the spores of molds, thelwhere later rail traffic had to be — Chen finally prom: effects—than all the other oe a oe . dust of insects and house dust. It completely because! !ses a safe,natural Stives tested! may also carry the dandruff of|roadbeds were too badly damaged. rellet | trom t at miserable, ~ The doctors fourid, too, that SE inn Se a Ce ee , , ; tobacco smoke and] In Algeria, r rally, work only on digested * ‘dusts trom various industrial occu- dechina: tha cea ‘shes peal aa rarer aate —— alan food in the lower bowel, with- pations, tered that heavy tanks and artil- well-known bana they Swank out contenaieiaee weakness Ge 7] rooms capwr rr lin are inet ent them |e ine fart based on clneal your bay needa, The ‘MICHIGAN'S LARGEST JEWELERS’ i any food may cause ons ex | Dee patients, from sca ianuuretostem: ¥, ) / guns are most useful. 11 to 87 years old, suffering from | FR feos a ad oe ot oa ar ceed so gual (alvcua “an| acuteand chronic constipation : porary constipation. Bold on Ky PRY CLEANERS ify, asthma group, may become per- " ef lecation—all of which involves his family. First of all, what is it? 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During rinsing agitator vanes lift clothes away from dirty wash rinse water. FURNITURE, APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION TONITE, THURSDAY & FRIDAY ‘Ti9 P.M. LORD'S 125 WEST HURON STREET —WHERE WRIGLEY’S USED TO BE! “ a i}: s : . the . f t, ~. | WomanJailed in Four Killings Mate, Mother-in-Law, 2 Sisters-in-Law Dead After Family Dispute HAMMOND, Ind: th—A 23-year- old bride waited in jail today for a grand jury ‘irivestigation of the fatal shooting of her husband and three in-laws in the climax of a family dispute. . ° Detective Capt. Russel] Oltz said Mrs. Opal Agnes Collins told him she killed her mother-in-law his wheel] chair, There were 450 persons per squere mile in Oakland County in 1950, end esti- metes indicete thet this density increased te $80 in 1934, eccerding to the Oeklond County Plenning Commission. ings were Mrs. Julia M. Collins, 48; her daughters Martha Ann, 14, and Mary Sue, 11; and her son Ben Collins Jr., suffered during .Army service in 1947. * 6« @ Capt. Oltz quoted Mrs. Collins, a bride of 25 days, as saying her in-laws were “trying to break us up” and adding, ‘They told my husband I. was trying to get all of his money.” Collins’ only. income was _ his Mecosta Needs a Doctor BIG RAPIDS ww — Mecosta Me- morial Hospital at nearby Stand- wood is expected to be without ser- : |service pension. The family lived vices of a physician July 1, effec-| a new bungalow which he had| tive resignation date of Dr. Leland, , ; : Hickox, the hospital's medical di. Pought when they moved pares rector, Dr. Hickox plans to enter) ° resident surgery at St. Mary’s Hos-|"~" | A A 0 pital at Grand Rapids for advanced i. < training. He became Mecosta Ben Collins Sr. told police there medical director three years ago. ficiary on a life insurance policy. LAKE THEATRE | Capt. Oltz said Mrs. Collins told : ‘him she shot her mother-in-law TONIGHT jin the living room, shot the two igirls as they knelt over their |mother’s body, and ‘then killed her |husband as he tried to escape into ‘a bedroom in his wheel chair. Patrolman Judge Finds Patrolman Judge’s Car }wasn't a case of do-it-yourself. | Patrolman John J. Judge report- ‘ed the car had been stolen from behind his North Philadelphia ‘home. A short time later Patrol- man Michael Judge called. “I've just found your car,” said Patrolman Judge to Patrolman Judge. The policemen have met only once and work from different stations. » and two little sisters-in-law and | then shot her paralytic husband = Victims of the Saturday shoot-| 28. Collins was) from the shoulders) down as the result of an injury) had been arguments over title to! the house and designation of bene-| | | | | | | nesday at the Strand. | | ' yan es aa a ee . 4 MARGARET GROWN UP — Margaret O’Brien, one of the screen's great child stars, returns to the films a full blown beauty for her first adult starring role in ‘Glory’. David Butler’s romantic comedy, filmed in Kentucky in SuperScope and Technicolor, will start Wed- ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY’ 28, 1956 # | |Soci PHILADELPHIA «#—Patrolman of the: best hair-pieves ever made! Judge recovered Patrolman tively furry—instead of fringey—on top, Judge’s stolen automobile—but it!a lady who got pinched in the Astor bar rocked the theater | Sinatra, Crosby Form Fine Toupee Twosome NEW YORK—We caught a preview of Grace Kelly's “High) analysis from widely ety” picture at Loew's Lexington and not only is it a) sources all seem to point to con- wonderful film but when Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby put) tinued prosperity for the coming their heads together to sing you really see something—two — Ds ie { ri ie Pee ET nee BS Hollywood Headlines Tourist Boom Seen for State. Survey Indicates 1956 Will Equal Last Year's Banner Business By LOUELLA 0. PARSONS HOLLYWOOD (INS) -- Much sooner than artybody expected, Princess Grace is returning to the __!United States. She and Prince A pre-season check of vacation ; ; literature inquifies received by Rainier arrive in New York over the Michigan Tourist Council in- the Labor Day weekend to attend dicates that 1956 may be another | the premiere of ‘“‘High Society,” excellent year for the state's half- the picture she made-with Bing billion dollar tourist industry, Crosby and Frank Sinatra. Robert J. Furlong, council execu-| yy a letter Grace said that she tive secretary announced this /haq planned to come to this country week. _. jin the fall to visit her family in In support of his prediction Fur-' philadelphia and she thought she long cited a five per cent overall! might as well kill two birds with increase in tourist inquiries fF one stone and take in the premiere. jMarch and April as com \She and the Prince will stay at iwith the same period in 1955,| Grace's New York appartment. Michigan's peak tourist year to) date. I've always said that Terry He said that the council's total | Moore knows what she is doing, inquiry tabulation showed an even though I haven't always approved of some of her publicity shift of four ads that will appear (husband, Eugene McGrath, have later this year than last. registered as citizens of Panama, jto be ‘‘more than offset” by the their American citizenship. ‘addition of TV advertising to the Terry says this arrangement has Tourist Council's suramer promo- decided advantages.as far as taxes tional] program this year. [sre once Te aes aed _ makes s country OPTIMISTIC OUTLOOK ‘be tax free. She is talking a deal In his generally optimistic out-' pow to make a picture in Vienna look for Michigan tourism during | this summer. 1956, the tourist official cited these | Terry bad expected her husband additional factors: an expanding to attend John Wayne's daughters’ travel market; a new high ih the wedding with her, but he was kept number of automobiles owned by in Caracas on business. | Americans; an increased number! ace yaups CAGNEY of persons eligible for paid vaca-|~ tions; and a high national income.| Living proof that it pays to lead | a good life is the recognition | Furlong cautioned, however, | Jimmy Cagney received at the | that any marked change in the (White House correspondent's din- _ nation’s economic climate would |ner honoring President Eisen- | almost certainly affect the rela- | hower Thursday night. _ tive success of Michigan's 1936 | Unprecedented was the Presi- tourist season. “But,” he added, | dent's tribute to our Jimmy, who by economic | acted as master of ceremonies. as a great actor with one of the warmest hearts in Hollywood. Jimmy has never been ia any She tells me that she and her Furlong expects this difference| but both. are also allowed to keep different the President referred to Cagney ek 4 4 hg od Grace, Prince Returning 'toU.S.Over Labor Day. “and well, for my money, he’s a good guy. Snapshots of Hollywood: collected at random: One of Holywood’s favorite men ahout town, Jonie Tapps, head of Columbia's musi- cal department, confirms he'll marry Ellie Kent in August. Montgomery Clift is being nurs- ed by Libby Holman, who seldom leaves his bedisitle at the hospital. Literally dozens and dozens of ‘telephone calls went to Kim Novak |from Ramon Hakim, Rita Hay- j|worth’s ex-boy friend, none of |which Kim accepted. She was guest of honor at a cocktail party given by Vivien Leigh and Lau rence Olivier in London, DATE WITH STORK stork for the second time. Nice to hear that Peggy Knudsen and Jim Jordan Jr. will try mar- riage again. see Alan's independent ture, “Cry in the Night.” t ple- Very Pierre S. duPont Ill gets here jin a House duo. | The Peter Lorres have dated the! Frankie now looks post-| hea given ee reg and his line about,weather conditions, Michigan's ° ‘te tourist industry should enjoy an kind of scandal, he's had the same wife for years and years, he’s a good husband, good father, jand will probably rock the country. Cleo (Long Kiss) Moore—who kissed off Columbia Pic- jtures by getting a contract re- lease—tells us she wants no et more dumb blonde parts when wean fas she signs again. “A blonde,” she says “has te be a lot smarter than a brunette, because she has to go through life proving how _ “An Invitation to Excellent Food” ‘SERVED FROM STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKEN MANNY’S FINE LIQUORS—FINE FOOD West Huren at Elizabeth Lake Read i ‘NOW! [exreraay BENEATH THE SEA...IN . Ve CinemaScoP : oo Doors Open | Daily ot | 10:45 A.M. | | “se fl GENEATH THE 2% | 2-MILE REEF TECRMICOLOR 7 Uh | J Rity c rz oh § i ay MiPay | i dumb she isn’t.” Fat Jack E. Leonard who re- duced “because I was wearing wall-to-wall suits” spins the jfable of the rich Gypsy. He ‘opened a chain of empty stores. And Jack Paar reiter- ates how he does the cha-cha- cha. “I tie my garters to- gether and waltz.” Jackie Gleason recalis how Tony Galento used to be a Newark bouncer and would bang troublemakers’ heads on the floor. Jackie says when CLEO Negro Women Held. move to the back. jexcellent year again in 1956,” Fur- \long concluded. | in Bus Seating Row TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Two Negro women refused to move to the rear of a city bus Saturday and were arrested on charges of placing themselves in a_ position to cause a riot. | * ee Policeman Fred Lehman said IVE-IN- 2 pEUTE Lim Wilhelmina Jakes, 26, and Carrie F, Patterson, 20, sat down in a) front seat next to a white woman! q and ignored a request by bus; driver _Max Coggins that they he feared trouble would result. He stopped the bus and called police. . 8 @ police got an emergency call for an ambulance, they didn’t bother to ask who was calling,| but automatically sald, “O.K., Tony, be right over.” | x x * It’s very old, but with all the new building going on, it, gets better,every year: “New York will be a wonderful city if they ever get it finished.” | ‘ THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Gene Tunney positively vetoed a TV) series on his rise-to-fortune story .. . i Van Johnson’s Evie’s having dates—but| only with Van's close friends. He'll be ? here shortly. | Herman (‘Caine Mutiny”) Mouk 1s visiting his grandfather In Israel . Robert Young of “Father Knows Best,” will be named TV Father of the Year . . Pretty Ziva Shapir, who was in the Israeli army, plays an Egyptian in the horror film, “Pharaoh's Curse.” Lou Walters, the Latin one-quarter % boss, found himself penniless in a cab / on Broadway. The driver, unimpressed: by Lou’s name, made him borrow a aap ie from a nearby store to pay the DRIVE-IN THEATER THE FAMILY DRIVE Corner Williams Leke-Airport Roads—Bex Office Opens 7:20 P.M. Ff —— en 7 \ IN i LAST TIMES TONIGHT | i a | : —H. G. Hutcheson. : get an honorary degree from Syracuse University. EARL’S PEARLS ... Guy Dyer offers this truism: “Old settlers make history; prompt settlers make friends.” TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “A woman has two reasons for buying something—because nobody has it or everybody has it.” WISH I'D SAID THAT: “A father is often a guy who ts working his son’s way through college.’—Alan Dale. | Gina Lollobrigida says she can always recognize movie) producers: “They speak every language inaccurately—except when it comes to money.” : (Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) Mrs. Hubby Honored - Culp Hobby, president and editor : ‘of the Houston Post and former] BELTON, Tex. — Mrs. Oveta'secretary of health. education! RANSOM! GIENN FORD: DONNA REED PROM -O-42 THE PROOUCERS OF “GLAGHBOARD JUNGLE” AND “THHAL") and welfare under President Ei.| sehower, will receive an honorary, .degree of doctor of humanites to-} day from her alma mater, Mary} |Hardin-Baylor College. She wil igive the principal address at the ‘school’s 111th graduation exer- cises. . Asphalt was used by Noah to waterproof the ark. ™ BOTTOM or ™ BOTTLE S008 ty OO CemE — Also/— WANTED TO BUY © * 23, were to have been married yes- Appendectomy. — Fails to Postpone Her Wedding THIRTY-ONE ~ | | ..» The year's w the Gray Pawel Sua-” ~~~ ADDED | | 4 ae ' Alee “Diane” IN TERROR! BOSTON —An emergency ap-§ . pendectomy didn’t keep Miss Bar-[ bara Fiaklow from getting mar- ried as scheduled—but she couldn't! wear her wedding gown and the location of the ceremony had to be changed. ? | 4 * ~ | She and Bertrand A. Magazine, terday at Temple Beth Zion, but she was rushed to the hospital last Wednesday. The wedding took place in the chapel of Beth Israel Hospital. In- stead of walking down the aisle, | she sat in a wheel chair. And the bride wore pajamas and a house-| coat instead of a gown. 8 6 LAST TIMES TONIGHT After the ceremony, the bride’ _ Actor Michael Redgrave will "eturned to her room and thei PUQgiol-na Vu au. Wonvaa Raul a 3 IN FURIOUS ACTION! (~u¢ reception at the temple hall. TONITET] IW CIny | GLORIA WEBB: GRAHAME CINEmaScc »PE Bex Office Opens 7:00 P. M. Phone FE 44611 Drive-In Theater 2150 Opdyke Road 1000 COMICS @ TUESDAY treed CaN etl || | Teal te ety | apore us ; Piper's Magazine Outlet || “TIMBERJACKS” * a 8 } } fy / ¥ Seturday: “Meet Me in Les Vegas’ most i —WEDNESDAY— “GLORY” ALSO “TENNESSEE'S PARTNER” (Oakland NOW thru FRIDAY The year’s most dramatic book dis- tinguished picture! Shown at 1 :42-4:21-7:00-9:42. GREGORY PECK JENNIFER JONES PREDRIC MARCH im 20th CENTURY-FOX'S “The Man NAKED SHREIKING Www we ewer OO TTT Terr rere Sn di tin die Ai iy tin die tin i i nt te in i Aid wwe wwe rw wT wer wee vwwwwrwrvewrw ae oe 5 i i a: P * oF é r j Pe aed ie i } , / \ top if é THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY. MAY 28,1956 ~ Gate Tonri San Vie ye... |DONALD DUCK Sate Tourist Council DO IT YOURSELF _47/ZaAcans— POPALD Approves Ad Budget YF tend | eal “EAST. 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South Bloom{ieid Highlands, it phot: ie ECO Hy GOL ce ga That @ Special Assessment Rol) has, jSadivy missed by purpose of levving a special assessmen! inst all property abutting on thei a6 ay May 28 1045 a ~ — - —_—— _ above street for the purpose of improy-|IN LOVING MEMORY OF ing said street. Said Special Assessment|_ fred Rov McMillan. who passed Roll ta on file with the Township Clerk|TOG@Y recalia sad memories i a loved one qe0s to res ' 4 ng the ular off aoe those who think of him today oi os tee hours of said Are the ones who loved him best | 3009 ake further Hotice, th the T -| Sadly missed by wife and children ry oomitiat |EXPERIENCED _ DRIVER - | SALES. and ts open for public inspection dur- clerk. : N APEL - y BOE) VALUABLE twine CLERK FOR MOTEL. L. About $0 years old. ves ex _Pontiae AVAILABLE Need consrientious dealer im this) ‘Y tion of a new and recently Dat | pop, tened product Require few ‘hours Gens a es HELP ON “FARM spare time weekly, car. ret-- WANTED. CARPENTER TO PUR- ; - nish work and material on 14x19 ence end $650 operating capi-| addition to home in oe payment on * vr. o hom | ato. _Or +4104 tory Earnings up to $180 weekly. | ~ im depending on spare time arrecea| | WAN E D and {f work proves satisfactoy | 3 men. mechanical | ful Apply company will finance to full Ome} tween 10 30 and WANTED: Apel deal with $15,000 income a year keeper. potential. Write: et ‘ | boy over 16 Monarch Supply, Ine. we 2438 W. Lincoln ‘Ave. poin Milwaukee 15, Wis. YOUNG MAW PO; : work. Jack's Banke ee mr Milford. Michigan. ~ Help Wanted Female _7\" BEAUTY OPERATOR FUL es OR fend eel, Pontiac Shop & Attention | Do you have @ job? Want an- other one? Appiy 1064 W. Huron _between | - and § pm TTENTION _ A cal) rs FE 54-4622 will give you the story of 1 of the best| Highland selling jobs in the nation. Full or|\ CAPABLE _pert Ee Attention Car Haulers! _ OWNER - OPERATED Truckmen Wanted operating in 38 states jas altrac- personally drive acceptable trac- round operation cffering excel- CAR lent earnings on |!beral long-term contract’ Write or phone stating age qualifications and submit | snapshot .f possible CGreyvan Lines Inc ‘subsidiary of Grey- CR © ip 1T MANAGER. EXPERI- hound) 87 W. Grand Ave, Su-| enced perior 17-4185. Dept. MH, Chi-| Dept in cago 1 Til giving experience, references, aes bod APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN AND refrigeration service man. Salar foes 1_ Experienced only, PE 2-8440 | Soa Steady work. 2163 Jones, neat Pontiac meni Call in per- son am area Call FR #141) CAREER : o LOCAL INSTITUTION BALAR SKILL AND ABILITY. THO! OUGH TRAINING, OCAnUY HAIRDRESSER is pays NO BAT- urday. QGuaran mq comm: SCHOOL. ne BOND. wo 4000. Theresa's Tous House. MI Cc. 2-111 FOR APPOINTMENT Dept. In large local store. Write and starting salary Permanent appointment at good .saiary for MAID the right person Write Pontiac asisty Press Box 13 7 tiene CAB DRIVERS STEADY AND part time 25 or aver Annly 438 Orchard Lake 1 to n DIE MAKERS Journeyren ontv Top rater. ‘ne field sland’ emplorment union shop SCHAUER TOOL & DIE CO benefits Cole Bham shorthand | AD man for established route, Apply, Pr ER SON NE I. Walkers Cleaners. Lake Orion | \EXP. JIG AND FIXTURES BUILD- ers. Phone FE 4-0518 EXPERIENCED SHAPER HAND. che ees FU 2843 Hilton Rd, Ferndale of each Week caring for lawn Automation + ~CIRCLE DESIGN full time, em pio} ed people to earn, — extra cash wonee AGED MAN AND WiFE to bull Donelson-Johns ae wager turn. 145 E NEEDED Journeyman 0 GLENWOOD AVE a pnt TS MICHIGAN JR. MATHEMATICIAN FFICE MOR TRAINEE ... $300 NO CLER CCOUNTI “© SALES, MUST TRAVEL |. Claims Examiner, .$518 BE Have men ot paves in selling ead scores | ,eod/ 8-1 RIKER | contacts. — Ty @rea to handie county distribu- MAHAN. RE "ALTY “CO. Co-operative Rea| Estate rescore : 2-0363 1075 W. Hur Wi werd you fee oa "oho he, per ter A ) N. Per: on a arg rienced pre- iy Fox Dry Cleaners, SALESMEN OR SALESWOMEN _— UL sagiten 2 Peer oH W, aNTED REAL oa R. _ leiS ot REM ot JULIE REMODELING, Founda! CLEANING BY Cult beiwean 00 and and iy ee : = ¥: food and érinks, wang wom rE “ing, Butch ly ‘removal~tree '|\ WOMAN DESIRES WORK BY THE Eo +3805. : AN estimates. Phone FE or WOM. West, £8 WORK BY PE 2-8850 | ‘ a. Saws—Lawnmowers WINDOW rei AND WALL std! drives, ions, repairs. Houseplans. St. Pontia ich. tives for Pontiac after 6 p.m. only. 2068 Com wealth Employment yr JUNE GRADS raphy apthhs Us NOW. WE'LL HOLD YOUR JOB OPEN UNTIL NORAD DUATION ID- EST, BANK BLDO | F JOBS FOR MEN 2 years adjusting experience. CAREE a GENTER Exp. Legal Secretary Downtown office. Excellent start- ing salary & working conditions. "Pontiac EMPLOYMENT ERVICE "WwW mares BIRMINGHAM OFFERINGS Immediate full or part time: Bec- prooedgeoyy typlet genera’ office TIAC STATE 45-0227. “$400 $300 $500 FE 6-0416 Raises commensurate with abil- __ FE 4-258! 12, washin rt. Reasonable. 0 FE 4-0234. reened| Well and pump repair. OR 32396 fag. Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 ODELERS FE 45063 _Call_ after 5. 3» ~~ WELL DRILLING DRESSES, 5: & terations it ts Horen FE ears eae i PROPESSIONAL |~~~~ bp no mce 31 Spokaas Dr. FE AAA PLO LAYING, FIN C. BUD BILLS, FE 8-2050 A-1 CEMENT WORK LLOYD MONROE FE 46866 4-1 LAYING, SANDING & FIN. Licensed Contractors. FE 3-7647. Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service. A&B TRENCHING . Water line field tile. FE Sebel: OR SANDING eed QUALITY __ Garden Plowing ie 16B oti! 1 ROTOTILLING iawns ee a REASONABLES FE 2-007 ws, Hand Lawnmowers: " Machine ‘ : | \ : 2 : . . | : : 4 } a} : : ‘ | ’ . i , | J _ f F ‘ i = oo , / 'THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956 { oe ae Flowers _3|_Help Wanted Male’ 6| | Help Wanted. 8 Work Sones Female 11) Business Setvices _13|Painting & Decorating 20 |ALW, DEPENDABLE, PAINT- “Gecorating. 26 vrs. exp. FE Gass Sil WiMMENG AWE WALL .WASHING ND gee Reostnsble. Pe ssi. Fas NTING AND DECORATING” e Willhite. 5-95.80 SS PRINTING INTE INTERIOR AND EX. raat NG ge DECORATING oo tile qr floor stimaieg, Ac ‘hout or job. a ie NTING, = AND our. Pree, estimates E 5-199 or FE PAINTING — PAPERHANGING NED TUPPER yells Cums OR 3-706) Painting & Wall Washing ‘A cana GOING ee ERO PAPERS moasanabic rates. Free estimates ae me first F. Jessie. PE 4-7669. WALL WASHIN' G AND PAINTING by women monk ‘varanteed OR _+22864 ___Physio-Therapy __ 21A “Special” oon feat technique. 12 Bim ~Television 5 Service 22 pepe 3a Wd RaDIO 4-1 PLOWING, DRAGGING ab sate, bulldozing. FE 54-8734 or FE plowing, discing, leveling and Cow nes PE ¢-3371. GARDEN Seana at fa ssn Vicinity ‘of AND DIsC- pes Heights. ROOFING, ber ear beaey INSULA- Guaroal Fi PLOWING AND GARDEN rE 8 FE 48833 88, A-L’ CARPETS aa CABINET FE ¢ 4 bette Tractor work, FE 4-81 5089 anytime. FE 4¢0633 work. Or general repair. FE _Bfter 3p ALL POWER LIFT EQUIPMENT. ‘TV, epal: Huron. Night eerv- fee calls PE 4- NIGHT TV SERVICE bay or! 61296 FE 54-8300 Ss. Beri vce nine aus 8 makes rvice sa 4 Re Coz Television. anew. PE _5-4620. + ANTEED REPAIR, AN arr . PE at CONDON'S AKE. RADIO & TV, 1 8, PARKE ST. "CKER'S RADIO-TV. FE 56-3714 TPE 43000. 168 BE. Pike St. GARDEN PLOWING & DRAGGING | ADDITIONS GARAGES, ATTICS taut? Caliender. 664 Bay eponey lps eorsaties jeepers - amare aie repairs Ww bali GARDEN PLOWING, DISCING rc taeni PAVING, DRIVEWAYS" and perk: areas, Free and dragging. FE 5-6859 GARDEN PLOWING. OR 3-2742___ “Typewriter Service _22A & PEWR Wut e & ADDING Ma * ~~ ai Peas ring. and otnoe be ct nCo., _1t W, 1 ‘Lawrence. ; YPEwRIT=RS 3 RENTED 23 St PE 22611 OL Me a gon N seg GARDEN FP PLOWING 4 AND HAR- muchelle __123_N. Saginaw § Att KIN KINDS OF CEMENT WORK rowing. FE 2-1360 BIRCK, % K AND CEMENT work, Also chimneys. No job too red pot Residentia! and commer Rake Pr: FF _fMiscing & back filling, OR 3-2406 ~ GARDENS orn +16 Guaranteed work, E|/GARDEN PLOWING REASO he pts Pefeds —— +n riston MA $-691 — OR aaex BRICK. CEMENT WORK) Ares. | PE 2-2468. _& fire fi aces. CARPENTRY gxD Re] REPAIRS. CE-, leveling, OR 3-7511. ment GARDEN PLOWING. BY THE LOT < acre vard leveling Hg re Al ng jing. 5-651) CEMENT WORK ALL KINDS Fasere. drives, ete. wagacen: FE eding 5 or PES 22185 ~CEME NT & BLOCK Work FE 5-078) CEMENT 18 OUR SPECIALTY. _Filoors, basements. EM 3-4879. CUSTOM BUILDING FHA Fi lodernizing. FE 4-5470. Ape elt Employment Service 1309 W. Mave Birmingham. Mid- west ¢-4254 tee | Supply. 17 WANTED: MAN OR MEN, ALO citto Wee Mile rth jon eaperience Ted, but not o essary Call FE 2-f143 for ap tment COOK. PONTIAC LAKE INN. 7800 PERSON, EXPERI- enced in clerical operation of gen- eral insurance ageney. This posi- tion requires some one with ability for handling all rues supervising work of OFC TRA RAINER-ite “ype. work and : other clerical ; arge household goods carrier, operation experience essential and. raon: eeneral insurance experience de. STARY personne! dept - tive opening for man over 25 who) sired Compensation owns or is ab'e to purchase and) portion to the responsibility Brummett-Lincicome, 377 8. tor equipment Full time year graph Rd HOP AND WAITRESSES TRAINER Draft 16238) , Auditing. car “urniahed, lasers 1 TRAINEE. Mer (4237) ts TRAINE, Stee! sales 14242) $725. to take charge of Credit TRAINEE. Investigator (2723) $740) in large local «ore. and starting appointment at pe right ou peree 17 TO WORK AT LAWN EXP | ing q IN oy AND | ary 2-014) for appointment _ OPEC KTUN hy RAO ATie meee ACE) $ WAM. me) £P OF: Michigan MUtual 40145 ARGE’ EASTERN INANCIAL GENERAL HELP NORSES AIDS DRAWING ACCOUNT. $4,400 AN-| Biceuant surroundin as. No NUALLY TO START. PUTURE| Cale phone EARNINGS LIMITED ONLY BY| jn ey Ser Se Creaxtastca aod. dinner. Must k REDIT MANAGER EXPERI, bowre cleen. Hours £30 am. enced to take charge of Credit), 440 giving experience references. age bei heptald Fee eeenees required Ire _T to Prive acne Director DIF MAKER FOR TAKE OPTON Interest) 2 Phone MYrtle 13-2781 Pontiac ture eavane ement in the purchas- Paid vacations and sick CARPENTER leave retirement and “insurance | OARKL. iD COU ale STENOGRAPHER ae GIRL ore for general office work preferred leasant working conditions Finance Bank Bide DESIGNERS ~- | Ww ANTE CARE. FOR 2 — ener ee ae DAYS A she 2 MUST HAVE, PREE | ESTIMATES—CARPENTRY ‘ | OWN TRANSPORTATION Cabinet work. Odd jobs. FE 2.9552 + WILLIAMS LAKE RD. OR 3-8081 GARDENING 1 Uicietion \CABINET MAKER AND CARPE EXP MEAT 1c ‘WANTED 4 trious nan wit 1300 families vith Ravieign prod- jand ity St. 8, Broad Phone MElrose 47-5541. or write ‘Ra wieigh’s. Dept. MCE tom WANTED MOTEL CLERK, CARE-| aker | List experience. j ee for tiac ress CO. (WANTED | | Housework and care of children —°O* while mother works, 3-6961 4:0. Ghee _, WOMAN CARF FOR 9 CHILDREN |TOUN Sirmingham, Mich.) Assist with housework. Live in, references 7-00; WOMAN TO STAY dren while mother works days FE_5-5366 art time, car sales-| WOMAN TO LIVE IN AND CARE) || GRAEBNER'S 1,000 Jobs For MEN and WOMEN THE NATION'S LAROEST ENT SERVICE— OFFICES & OVER 1000 PERMANENT POSITIONS NOW OPEN. GIRLS RECEPTIONIST. t lONIST— Pex! exp. RECEPTI JR. SECRETARY: ite chert B'KEEPING MCHE. OPR $230 Lapeer GIRL; travel bure 3730 CLERK. TYP'ST: 2 yre. ow . office . e278 own ac FIGURE CLERK K-ty ping MEN. TRAINEF salee 14298) TRAINEE, Office Mgr. 12728) 93 GRAF BNER'S— Pontiac 313 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. D & M BLDG. SERVICE ADD _A ROOM AT LOW COST FREE ESTIMATES. AL8O ROOFING. SIDING ALTERA- TIONS KITCHEN CABINETS, AND *cusTOM BUILT Aree AND a ee ALL a 2-8245, : "eves ELECTRICAL SERVICE. FHa. Gee Del or _ FLOOR SANDING OLD * ; FLOORS jalty. Carl L. Bills, FE| Gardens and lawn: +5700. PLOOR LAYING. SANDING. FIN exp. Guar. work PE 2 yrs Free satimaies Leo & Bob. pp 506, LAYING. BANDING AND "iniahing years experiences! guar Mode oe ent. wo so] Hes "cstimates, John Taylor, on FLOOR SANDING, LAYING. FIN FOR FRELY rivaDay: SERV. | |, P. Gardner, 461 Central. ie oh. Penting Lavedry, rE GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR: ‘ik, stone cement uty Pias tile work. FE 4-2290 OUARANTEED ROOFS, | ALL kind JOB INFORMATION - HIGH PAY. All trades The Islands, So. Amer- tea. USA. Companies pay over- seas fare ti ene Write Section 20 haere 0 Broad, New- ark LEARN” ‘TO DRIVE THE NE. SA AY AT “SAFE-WAY" DR: TRAINING G BCH SarvEe Bus. FE 2-225) Res. FE 0-1645|- _Work < Wanted Male 10 3 Youw YOUNG MEN WOULD LIKE full time work of $-T1% or OR 006 a= o MEN Ec Wi hind. Fe 40227, one eat! ‘Al CARPENTER —— NEW & parr. FE 4-4210. THROOMS REMODELED ~ Pee, CHimetes FE 27-9309 or FE BRICK OR OR BLOCK JOB REASON | ble OR 3.7409 after 6 =m Caner NT REPAIRS Al TER. ations Quick service Weather FRE S118 ? in CARPENTER A AND CARINET work New and renatr D Murdock, FE F 2-784] ® FAVESTROUGH- ing, cement work, age: ad-- dition and barn repair way ba er by hour FE 8-3580 a 4-8835 . CARPENTER AND Tenor work. New and repair, OR t 3-457 CARPENTER WORK PANELING and cabinet work a specialty. OL 1-6515 |CARPENTER WORK ALL RINDS Reac John Featherstone, FE “1330 Mel ag Kitchen & specialty. State ELDERLY. MAN WANTS PAINT. wld iL ing. FE $-6a32. GARDENING & 8-2028 or FE 5-8261, cay or night HAND DIGGING. ANY ND. MAN WANTS areane WORK Or _any_ kind. FE 5-741 _Instructions 9 UTTER PONTIAC vicinity. Write Pontiac Press Box & LAWN SERV. FE KI large grass weeds and bush cut- “MY 2. 2-3603, OR 3.9654 it day ot.) Gl Est. ime beak Mars YPiar 00 vom --+ $395 | 383 N. Cass PE 3-3021. 1 a KEEPER "go HOUSE MOVING | fee PVT . SECRETARY $140 | equipped. FE 48450. L.A “Youn $45 | JO8. FLEMING FLOOR LAYIN i Ph FE 24 ieee 185 Karen OHN TAYL LAYING-SANDING- Aitiab ait bat A ~ LEE TRENCHING SERVICE Septic tanks completely installed —| _ 8ior san RDEN ROTOTILLING 35 E Wilson, FE 2-6020. ~ PLOWING & YARD a lap ye} v of Baldwin and Walton FE) ~ ROTOTILLING R_ 3-583 ROTO TILLING | Lawns and cardens. Wayne Duteb- er, OR 3-5732. ROTO - TILLING LAWNS AND Electric. FE Gaaseme. 8 _gardens GARDEN PLOWING. GRADING ..—.—~ | ez #._TELEORAPH | SakbeN “PLowtNa “Ako YanD| -_ PLOWING AND DISCING POR | LOST: - | Es gireem and smal) acreage Vicin- ROTOTILLING—c GARDEN AN ND| L. W. Av £1500, U ipholstering 8 (EAKLE'3 CUSTOM UPHOLSTER- Sha Pre e174 port Lake Rd. EM EAE UPHOLSTERING Lost & “Found __ 24 'POUND BULL owner | identify and pay Saiee ad. 5-507. ee a LOST SMALL BLACK CHANGE purse, with money and keys. PE 50118 ee BROWN RIMMED giasses ees Lincoin Jr, High and E How Phone FE 2-7594 or Lincoln te nah School 4 E Howard ee LOST. MALE GRAY PERSIAN eat with orenge eyes Vicinity of is Service. PE _ Oriole Rd Reward. FE 2-4702 LOST: DOG. PART PEKINESE and cocker, Lost im vicinity of _Audurn Heights Call FE 17-6741 LOST TOY FOX TERRIER, black and white Wearing red parmens when last seen. $3 re- ar PE 5-9192. TRACTOR wo complete equipment, rporps bower rake 0. Gates PE 5-4356 WEST SIDE PLOWING & GRAD. TE as gees black dirt & manure menry! Service 18 - | WkanhvosikOwINe, DONE IN: Call FE_ 45-1010. AIRPORT Cpt LiGmT, DOZER CLARKS i TAR DecL FING SERV.’ ice Within 25 miles of Pontiac Topsoil and sod. FE §-3601 10, FLOOR CONTRA ACTOR t COMBINED” omscin tor men : tenance FE NE 31618 COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE | wing ~ Pree estimates. OR E621, or OR 3-5015 | Lewn building Fertilizing and mo /Gane LANDSCAPING SERVIC E, Footings. dirt removed, sand andj ¢ oc ding. Pe pati? of FE. G63i0 | em adaresaile? Evga! Breen toe _Stavel. MAple NO DIGGING FREE ESTM. Proofing. 13-4749 \CENERAL LANDSCAPING,” 10) Guaranteed. pobied Water! am” Featjas Cc Mills rE) PLASTERING, NEW | ARD REPAIR CANDSCAPING ee YARD WORK | FE 17-0251 a EE Vern Keller, \PAPERING. PAPER REMOVED Plaster patching. painting, genera! Tepgirs. Wall washing FE 5-0037 R_ OF SNYDER. FLOOR LAYING Sanding and finishing. Phone FE. 5-0597: STONE WORK OF ANY KIND. tree estimates. Call OL 2-{838 LOWER Saas LAWN CUTTING Complete lawn maintenance, serv. ing southeastern Mich Free esti-, {; mates EM 3-207 lawns OR 3-286Q and FE §-1842 ta a | LosT- | en Mav '2 hee Or B cace ¢ CURTAINS PLAIN OR . nop. ed. ace baclel —- Sper Phone FE 101. | | Landscaping — 184A 100 *ROTOTILLING GARDENS A AND LADY'S LONGINES WRIST Reward FE ‘LOST I N DECEMBER. 3300 BALD- win. TColtte. “Duke” B ble and white. Dark on collar above white leg Phone FE 5-0526 _Reward Lost: - GRAY PARKER EVER- sharp pencil. matches pen t home Lost Thurs. eve. either tn front of Waites or Cloonans or in Waites store. FE 2-0579 aft: 3-40 LEFT AT MURPHY PARK TEN. nis court Wed eve White nylon jacket ‘Pontiac’ Reward. 2.1840 my home Pick-up end deliver\toer nis SFTTER CHILDS _bvet. Reward FE 5-0392 LOST BILLFOLD. “GETTING | ON the Oakland bus. Small reward PE 35-1537 Loar your. ¢ err, ANT 7 TO | one g hom Tieniene Anima! Smescue League _Hobbies & Supplies — 244 el SCRABBLE E SETS 23. PAINT aAumber sets $100 up iframes 1 fit) BACKENSTOSE 15 East lawrence FE 2-1414 Notices. & ‘Personals 23 $1 WILL BE PAID FOR PRES- meriv of Malevon Acres Lake a GOTTAGE WANTED ON LONG Lake, Cooley ome = Union Lake, Call VErmont 6-0 WANTED: 3 3 ~BEDROGE, UNFOR- _hished hom UNG COUPLE WITH TWO ——s desire two bedroom unfurnished ome! Call OR 3-4779, NOTICE! PROPERTY ikl eect Ser Beatty EXCE Ip YOUR PROPERTY PASSES be fas INSPECTION. WE GUARA . “10 YEAR LEASE rHIS IS A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY. CALL AT ONCE. ADAMS REALTY ~ 382 Auburn Ave. 43383 Afte ter @ call E 2-7053 Share Li Living Quarters 30 COUPLE TO SHARE Some 1 child welcome FE 5-100) 32 YR. OLD E NGINE ER NEAT AND CLEAN Desires to sha expenses with ene other person in nice apt. or home. Will. consider renting nicely furn home. Box 31, Pontiac Press. WOMAN TO SHARE LAKE FRONT home. Transportation necessary. OR 3-1882. Wid. Contracts, ‘Mtgs. 32 LAND CONTRACTS WANTED We will exchange your land con- ‘tract at full value for furniture or appliance wit AN FURNITURE CO ; 18 Ww Pine FEderal “41122 bo You WANT TO SELL OR buy a land contract? For quick Tesults, call: . Trocke Realtor | 1648 Union Lake R Rd CASH For land contracts. New or oid. Large or small. Buyers nae Prompt courteous serv Bring in your bopper! wer call any hour FE 8-044] or “E 5-9975 Ask for Ted MeCullough No ob- EM 3-467) lJ. C. HAYDEN, Realtor é6 FE Walton * Open Eves. CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. H J VanWelt, 5440 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-1355 CONTRACTS WANTED We need contracts for tmmediate sale Buyers waiting, What have you? Reasonable discount, large or mee balances, new or sea- soned contracts. Clark Real Es- tate, 63 W. Huron &t. n or FE PE 46492 _Ast for’ Mr Clark $200,000 Available For purchases of land contracts. We have immediate buyers, Bring in your contract, jarge or smal! and take. home the cash See Mr Johnson personally for fast action A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704S. Telegraph Rd. ___—*FE 42533. LAND CONTRACTS Why ABS EBT We will exchange veyr ‘and con- tract at full vatue ‘or furniture or appliances WYMAN FURNITURE CO 18 W Pike FEderal 41122 LET Os Rid on the sale of your eon- tract before vou seil I-dw. M. Stout. Realtor ‘17 ON, Bacinas St. Ph FR 5-8165 Open Eves Till 8 30 Orion Bijkworth Distributing Com-| IMMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR lowe rage. N_ Saginaw St Firnt. | K.L. Templeton, Realtor | Aerotred Knapp Shoes | Fred Hermep | 2079 Airport _Rad AUDIVOX HEARING A ATD RM 10, | _101'y N Saginaw FE 4 WEDDING INVITATIONS $7 50 Sutherland Studi 18 W Huron Printed napkins - Fast service ROTO prULING GARDEN | AND BURA-CLEAN YOUR RUGS AND ME REMODELING AND. DIEEVEL. NPHOLSRERY FREE EST rE ng soo maintenance. Cement | son01Ng AND SEEDING BLACK —21772-_ and top soll furn FE 7-2650. work roofing. siding, breetzeway and porch enclosures. Free estimates Ph EM 39-4764 PLASTERING AND PATCHING. OR 3-4837 ; = . SOIL BLACK DIRT, FILL _dirt_whd yd grading. PE 5-0080 “Top soll and fill dirt. LANDSCAP: TRENCHING AND BULLDOZING rE vets ING OR ARD *& DRIVEWAY SIRADING & back filling FE_5-3552. R. D. Tom WOODEN BOAT BOOKS INSTAL. E 8-0779. led. Free | L400 COMMERCTAL TILE CREAM color, Never used MI 4-1005 after “8 BRIKCRETE World's most modern matonry Patio Slab Inter Cake Brikcrete 1287 S Commerce Walled Lake _MA 4-2675 Business | Servi ices A-l EAVETROUGHING. runwacr| FE e ale and repairs. Reas 2-803 ——— AT HAULING For F A-1 MOVING-HAULING Building Spells d 2A\ EXCELLENT SERVICE | Reasonsbie Rates FE 5- \A-1 MOVING TRUCKI “5 cn service EM :-§253 or FE 5-3571 , anytime __, ring FF 5-0@75 ASHES, RUBBISH ‘O> ANYTHING Haulers Anw'ime after 4 ORiandoe S-2970 ASHES AND , RUBBISH ~HAULED 13 anvtime. FE 3-394 FRANK JORNSON ~~ HAULIN moving wil) pick up an $-4462 G, 8. GENERAL TRUCKING ANYTIME SomeTEED WALL CLEANERS Walls and windows. Reasonable _Free est. No obligation. FE 2-1631 A PPLIANCE SERVICE , Ton and 's stake. OR 3-7572 or Ge 16528 eves or HAUL EVERYTHING. TMATEDT. ste service 86 State, FE 5-7072 \INCINERATORS CLEANED ASH, |We service ail makes of automatic! _or_ rubbish cleanup FE 4-5134 washers, wringer washers, refrig- ; ee Radios. cleaners and au © Oe AND al HAULING | s of smal! appliances ROY S 96 Oakland Ave FE 2.4021 ae ‘ACE TREE SERVICE Enesor aT) and trimming Get our bid 27188 LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING | Rubbich hauled sand. fill dirt and gravel FE 23-0603 2 ‘ALL MAKES OF F FOUNTAIN | PENS repaired by factory trained =| z Trucks | to Ren t st our store General rs tin Office Supply Co. 2 _tence St Phone FE 3-0135 CHIMNEY WORK _ Of all kinds @ specialty imcluding TRUCKS. TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT ', ton pickups _I'a ton astaker Dump trucks Trailers and Tractors cleaning. Also all tinds of brick work including pentane and re- pairing walis and a. Local __reistered co. FE 8-3701. DRY WALL BY, MACHINE FREE estimates No fob 100 big or smal! FE 53-4628, |MAN WITH “ son PICKUP wants Pesto Ak any ‘_ Las 8.x to $34 from _after §-00 al! rps 1 day Set a ples \MIDDLEAGED MAN NEEDS steady job laborer, watchman or janitor Fr 2- | PAINTING | AND WALL PAPER removed FE 2-2116 == PLUMBING . WORK DONE REAS- onably OA &-38 live in OR PLUMBING WORE WANTED Reasonable FE 5-101 LL Se any kind FE OG MAN Panes Wone WORK OF EXPERT TREE TRIMMING 6 & Pontiac Farm and aidiastia Tractor Co. . WOODWARD | Open pay . oleaed Sunday FO! FE 4-0461, FE 4-14 removal. Ph. FE 5-653 or OR witt, HAUL BLACK DIRT. GRAV.| esa bh FE EAVESTROUGHINO NEW AND: $, fill and rubbts' 43445 _ Moving & Trucking | 19 PICKUP ANY- DAINITY MAID | FOR SUPPLIES _Mrs_ Burns FF 2-88 93 Mark. rs A cREARORE BEYOND measure. Fina Foam for cleaning Hey and upholstery. Waite’s No- ~ In Debt? Tf you are penitent trouble meet- ing your TS day. MICHIGAN CREDIT COUN- SELLORS, INC 41') 8 Saginaw. above Oakland Theater FE 8-0456 ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. May 28. 1956. T Will not be re- sponsible for any debts contracted - by any other than myself David t Tittleinhn Box #7 Pontiac + SPECIAL SHAMPOO SIV!E° AND Dandruff treatment $7) Man cure $1 Cold wares 8850 Dor- othy s 3600 N Perry FE 2-1746 Travel Agencies 254 PLANNING A TRIP? VACATION SUGGESTIONS «IR- RAIL - SHIP RESERVATIONS ESCORTED TOURS GREAT LAKES CRUISES PONTIAC “TRAVEL SERVICE fon OW _HURON_ 8T FRE a-37sf | Wed. . Children to Board 26 CHILDREN LOVED AND cane | for i eat ti DREN. BY WEFK ‘OR FE 4-6248 or FF 4-3399 Wid, Household Goods 27) Semi-trailers ~— FURNITURE E NEEDED | Entire home or odd tots. Get the | ollar, Will a8 outright or sell it for vou pcommsnity Sale, Phone OR 3 FOR QUICK ereecaa OF ALL eo howeenel moods, call MYr- CET = "SUT TT OR AUCTION | 8-2661 ft for you OA ONE OF PONTIAC’S LARGEST repair, flashings duct work, metal) t teralure buvers) Cash waiting planter boxes furnaces cbened| Todt ice eens ANYWHERE. 788) any repaired free estimates. Lj Sheet metal. FE 5-0313 2 hr. service. Lester -Maniey. | TRUCKING AND HAULING RUB. ‘Wa | dish. Anytime: Cheap FE 8-770 ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-| | O'DELL CARTAGE _ Local and Long Distance Moving Phone FE. $-6808 a BUY FURNITURE AND alrin pitied 218 E. Pa ee SEW E R cL ‘ANING |Sinks —Sunday Service FE ¢-2021 ~ a ene a WOMEN WANT WALL WASH. ine and cleaning FF 73-0223 a le men wanted Previous selling ex-| for eee sites oT for home than ALL TRONING $3 BU PICK UP perience. not necessary. Few hours| "ages a week can produce excellent WE ARE pemeanie beauty operators whe| ‘Sany StTTER FVENING work eves or days. Call FE! 33064 before % pm for interview! N Main Rochester ap {GRINDERS ~ SURFACE GAUGES, jigs and fixtures Days. 58 hr Light hed eet neve n ise a e-| Large family Call MI 41261 ence ulers Gauge Co, 84a F 1 r Weil Mile Ra Berkley ‘WOMAN FOR GENERAL OFFICE. |MARRIED MAN ON FARM. MUST be able to operate milking ma-| work. — and modern farm equip-| Pontiac Press, men Good wages and living WOMEN To w results in Geel the ‘most wanted car. of tod HOUGHTEN "AND SON, OLDS. quarters. 3320 N Rochester Rd MAN TO TAKE ORDERS FOR furnace cleanings, Can be full vl other housework, “tre 00 Tr a poy basis, age no parree “+ WOMAN FOR SIMPLE CE COOKING | $30 BARYSITTING Wonings done 63 a bushel | work, Must have high clerical) ~—— aptitude and like detailed Plus roo, ive 1-4561, 1350 Pontiae Ra: and delivery 1 day service. E tine v FE 8. | : dare LAWN MOWERS MACHINE —>!® oo Own’ tvanspertation. FE! 3387. 4-1 CUSTOM DECORATING. WALL | Papering Steaming service Com- 2 OR 3 BEDRM HOME IN ee iN | _S-1689 BABYSITTING VIC OF iN , sk aN CaWN MOWERS HAND OR POW. wetun- -Gingelvitle _Fr¢ easiece AND) Basra PLACE A to fecover a loss, Dial FE|_¢ ,,2-8181 for an ad-writer. Say “charge it.” A “T OST AD - TAATERG ALE Tone FUE Eo iF HOWE as. Call FF. 28181 for an ad Pennine ND! HEATING. Hs 030. Worl WwW EXPERT PAPER HANGING, ‘WITH CHIL «kV Vanted Female We wall washin ; aa window clean-| ng. FE ' REDUCED RATES Moving. VET WITH 2? TON 4 TRUCK, wants hauling FE Large van to serve you smith FE 44964 are ae TO BUY ALL TYPES _of furniture Phone FE 29-8523 _Wtd. Miscellaneous _ 28 —mise articles, MY 3-112! Monéy Wanted 28A | —~—-- |WANT $3500 MORTGAGE ON house under construction. ‘MArket HEATING SERVICE Painting & “Decorating 20 4-3586 Gas, of] burners and furnaces, cleaned and Lordi All makes” Day or night. 2161 OW. TREE HEATING ground and repaired, PE ¢- _sfter_$:00_p.m er, sharpened or repaired § Alr cooled motors repwtred. One dav) rane re Free gpl acl and delivery 2-6873. 65 Lincoln. ASTERTRG. ALL KINDS. g. 4-1063. pera OL CO | Al INTERIOR DECORA. TING REASONABLE. PME _ ESTIMATES OR _merce EM _ 3-343 A-1 CUSTOM PAINTING PAPER. | hanging Sie removed E-sti- mates. EE 4-60 A-1 PAINTING Se TCIOREE terior 10 per cent disc ree con 1 Guaranteed Free est. FE +7208 ao NDING. CLIPPERS, knives, shears & lawnmowers Cal) for & Delivery. FE 2746. kson &t, | 8 | A-| PAINTING PAPERIN Macon thompora pe esoed _| GUIDE TO GOLD: Sell A pone: TODAY WILL PAY, TM ure youl’ say. when you get my free seule for lesen tlre wall ‘washing your way, ya say? FE 6-004 ’ pvamted/to) Rest 22 {2 BEDROOM HOME UNFURN Drayton Plains area Ressonable rent. PA 11-4838 or LI 5-822: Py an rent all ater @ FE 2-920 i 3 BEDROOM HOUSE OUTSIDE tity 2 children Prefer Lk Oren vie Reasonable rent Days, 3-2750 Eves OR 3-7214 | ithings you're not using through Classified nds! » 4 | $250, 000 , 37 W Huron )WANI LD CONTRACTS ene contract or equity in your hom 33 13 Orchard Lake Rd_ FE_ 4-4563 __OR 3.1882 -TO GET -THE MOST FOR YOUR land contract Realtor Partridge is the “bird” to see WwW. Hu. ron St Phone FE 2-8314 DON'T SELL YOUR |.AND CON- tract unti! vou have seen us carol SAVIN GS k& eu N CO W. Huron E 4-0561 At our ‘disposal to purchasé new or season land contracts\, for our clients. See me before ) sell, ASK FOR BOB MAHAN. To Buy—To Sell—To Insure | MAHAN R®ALTY CO... REALTORS Co-operative Real Extate Exchange Open Evenings and Suncdavs 1075 W Huron Ph FF 2-061 : ee MORTGAGES ON GOOD PROPERTIFS 'y acre or more with (00 ft frontage B D CHARLES 1717 8 Telegraph Farm Loan Correspondent Equitable Society rE 4-521 _Eves FE S-ARo) Wr Wilt, GIVE YOU. A - QUICK sesh offer itty ne additional hid- costs ee estimates Nic HOLT -& HARGER FRE $-a1a9 Money avatiable ‘for the purchase of land coftracts. All locations Call Mr = Archer PONTING RENE TY TIT Baldwin Lal S-A274 |W anted Real Estate 32A STATE-WIDE REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC offers vou the opportunity to list your property or business for Btate-Wide coverage 28 offices throughout Michigan to serve vou. Oakland County Representative B. D. SARE ES, Realtor 1717 S. TEL EGR RAPH FE 40521 SOLD or Not Sold If your ‘property ‘sn't sold 8 te erecuaee it hasn't been liste WHITE. BROS. # peeurons $660 Dixie Hwy Phone OR 3-1298 GARDENING WEATHER Were Cultivating Listings LETTUCE Sell vour property BEETS all how oul! be pleared with our service SQUASH or doubts and phone es ow. GILES * REALTY co Ww. Hu Don ve >” eat PEA Te 4 io | i if sc a + 7 t fae at, as une ¢ Bae Aaaae ete aves Ui 2a eee Se = fae Oe a ais. ‘ rt { f Ww Real 1 * A eg THE Pad 2 ee oes ne : rt i pss. sal Estate 32A Rent Apts, Furnish Furnished PONTIAC PRs 1 7 f ee = ; SS Pe ae 33] Re Rent at Apts. Unfurnished [OND AY. M AY 28, 1034 —- . Be ee i _‘ PEDDLING | |2 ROOMS. PRIVATE 34| FUNNY | BUSINESS, _ _ NL ye a YOUR and “bath. FE o-8466, Pee tecee ‘b a9 : : j not \ aa ian Suna : PROPERT i a4 Mt. FOR. RENT. UND. ‘gg Y Hershberger For: — IT DOESN'T ye : 2 ROOMI a BATH MAIN FLOOR. La . “ns es Houses 43) - For Sale H - f THIRTY-FIVE de Our thed of showing only, te 3 men or working couple, 1f < — “ *RUY, | TO - pennies = RES VORA TS ) Stouses. 4 43 a f _F dee Be ibekers “Dent A is . rd to io. bese RN 2 BEDROOM. nos For Sale Houses - i r tr) a ow. we Ron ts XO rm WN PAYMENT oh ore caiteplice. doe The Perfect Bungalow ioe ce ; 43° Por" financing “an sii details! Clean. privaie ‘catrense' Abia. {0 MORTGAGE COST | a¥_ ov » Maple cane | $1,280" cash. TEAR, ORATLING, ; te ; jhe dikes “pe aston wu Pee mae ds OR ¥) OWNER: BRICK MODERN Queer retiring wo Pierids. $-4512, ‘or wy Ti T APT ra hom room _starte: em every detail. bend . roP SBP RMSE |p ices ae eee NEWLY DECORATED Sg gor Nessa cnerince ines” Call] SE prraaeers m| RING PARED a) ee whe eee Bcd rem, OB Drenttast, rooms Ba ier S 3088) WE HAVE reac Paved sige vanite FRONT , N Bas Reda 60, P| Bete a ear VAN HAVE landvcened Carve tin YEAR AROUND HOME 3 iMs AND BATH. PARTLY Eo rae” Close to shook.” 444 SYLVAN-LAKE Homes for sale crepes, ras and ref gern: This year around home : fu TH, P. ae Cornet rc in the foll rare included of 3 le: home consists REALTY_CO _ |_fure, PE 47376 ARTLY | _ 08-2751. Sanford. FE Attractive 1% story house. fe subdivisions: owing} will handle . 43.000 dows of 2 large bedrooms, homey living i Co-operative R ~ REALTORS 3 ROOMS WITH UTILITIES. VERY F wT T. E IN a) yar, _ fond, eondion Compiets : DRAYTON WOODS PAL modern Mosipar there a t 0263 4:30 or , See after . Upper «bath & 86 & . drapes -* CHERO MILLS AUL A. KERN ws oat hone. See: NEXT ‘DOOR TO BRAN 3 Booms, Set ent negro agen ie careees. a Siti WATERFORD TWP. | nein or jn sa REALTOR BG saul serpeting im living pong te i: Post OFFICE map mend fe possesuion, 904 | Meee ih) Pate Attractive 3 rm. & bath ho SANDY BEACH QNOVE Es! t's Real Estate Since 108 ached’ garage, pinssed-an reas lee 2 eee, “i SuTCGT ahe"Miaite Medel tSe| SOaL ve OAR stare) — since “in 2 | prety fi finale atta i sion, ett teva 7 posses- STATE STREET ey noel — screens. JOsLYN GARDENS. | wr $1,500 DOW N sandy Nee and screens, nice MAG ieee = Sore pl street. eee Ngncng in" Paved | CAMEO MOMES 908 | fet ena ‘clove te trade occ tow aulch drop, ote, Wlely tae BUNG } coche eaten BATH “saz | cuose 1 “ ft : | ANDERSONS WESTERN SUB. ia new Junior wee ee cercaen: oes ee thse, rf _ ANYTHING: j _eouple. “i qa ¢ Qreen St middieaged Pend beth with hest end COMFORTABLE Hs Hon NOR mes $1 800. Fi mene “ Comes “ Pata with “ee 00 dows. ROOMS, hot water. > ONES “ AM LK. PA ’ i 3 gah sie her ur ona | Sig oe Soe Riowdtie B"kAnGER. Hose ak re RE SUB 3 family ively a room, clove te | CLARK | Edw. M. Stout, Realt Se vine ence STATE poh te aaa ST. FREDERICK'S Nou tell va which ene ceulwoulall i asnceGs ees furnace. fal Nase: 7 K REAL L ESTATE mm. — s OT | FE 4-007 PRIVATE ENTRANCE.| Dath. PPER 2 RMS. Pienty of room for thai ¢ to live in-we will tel: Ga ee - Onea2 Ph. FE 6-8 0, . Utilites Adults & family. Th it crowing about the bh 4 ree | Event and ee 2 Eves. Tul e30 |) ROOMS GKD POLL-Eat ee See beth Heat a | jocated eu 2 bot & bas’ 3 bedrms. ™ RIDGEWAY at service main floor. Priv H ON cho vr. Very reasonable. N & bath up, @ ver seolae _Pros Bt ate entrance. 319 eens & Harger. 33 W i- heated s ¥ Sterne | | FE 5-183. . Huron, fi unporch ving rm with | REALTOR CASH TRS PRIVATE BATH AND EN, | UPPER « ROOM AND BATH replace dinin rite UL. 75 Baldwin FE 4-6203 | 48 HOU trance, PE. ran GRD Bw: | vars escances atu BATH PRI- en meee: ‘ema bedrn. | Realtor ries _ oe AT Settee FOR: RS 3 ROOMS. PVT BATH AND ENT. _a‘mon on Sete onease Veroniaraiaone (oo 4 wien raph, Open ‘Evening 14 BEVERLY R'YOUR HOME Paae soar ot 8. ~ Park WALLED The BEAUTIOL available Multiple poeka linen 2 beds CUSTOM BUILT Ing state. a EERt Gener cere leav- UITY Center, SueNMNGGiih| best Nests ascersuan ec : | usom, built, reach sement. auto. heat. tiled eee Newly de * matic O n | wuwithe tall base: 1 “*2°: only $1 GI mert- IM WRIGHT, R TR Adults MA 4 corated. Upper . wwin { an cite Shot water teal \ 0.500, A bargain. ealtor |oter 3 mr. 6 SLEEPING ROOM) —«\\' FS Jv ve s that juggl REA planianed wale, tia *bectinats | TOTAL ; Ave. r 3. Nr. downtown. | FE | +7059. AY E ST Se uggier using our tat LTOR SU X . | ‘entrance w bestibule i PRICE $5,400. say mag fg) rear and |} ROOM FURN, 4 SIDE potatoes again to ind Since 1925 — DAY 2:5 t! clo eclwardrebe |i nee ee ot with ire te Exch RN, APT. A Large | , icate 10l'y N ra seta in bedroom, t Teas neat glean tires WE sits)’ BrOwmrance: tomate ed eat | Ea, Revetheapos caret es ae RE at ee or 3335 Auburn Rd. (wo dining "epaces plus several |S! Te A SaaeT wate mare * BUY _Clemens 8t. PE eeTL. only, Mt trans gas furnished. Privat C or 5-4846 | ed to sell & room | cing s. We arrange finan- e. Ad ate en- brick bun modern Out North T | so mu rh ear) en ead Fe UTS CO ee ee Fe on Ce ee Oe ae \ Boers oat, Moree Si at Patt at Ra ts oe GaP a Fast and efficient or sale| erences. FE weeks cat pome, Ref- | Rent Ho | 3 sto ~~ - ouses” 43) | 8 car garage Large lot: Red OPEN oad 1.7 miles to! L ed basement ew sured. We nepd en as-| and after be and Bun uses Furnished 33) RES 2615 AND 2617 N. . “| model signs and right to) arge lot. icely tm 1986 arms — 5 week re _ | te. Suitable f DIX- NEW 3 B WILLI JOS “Dp “ on Bielby. this today landscaped. See cant acreage, subu: t . Vay ays. lor wholesale, ret EDROOM HOM AMS LAKE 3 EPH F., < pee tbegipn at bowed at * ire ta we rae ene |» Gents, GARAGE BOUSER NEAR peptone PE 5-0562,, on ber month ‘pis Rife oi oo pape Malageeaal aoe) bes | REALTOR rr b3' vitro Z [pee ee OLDER. RICH ELBOANT ta J - ROOM ________ | child elcome. s or bachelors. 1| GROCERY STORE FOR 15 ¥ ance. erest & insur- ; : _PE 0230 ily with § rooms dow located on mein HOME ck Jt. BROWN, 1 N, Realtor va _ East er © OnLy.) [eis aeeslte Beptoslljepest Su OL weecaien, arte | | RN ON: SFr Model-391 Third | BALD EAGLE LAKE FRONT —————| for rental 3 room “apartment | ae Rhaagecr pote iattre, food 3} RMS. PRI Jo vy Work sround it OL 30768. Lg STME ” wate possession $5 300 and private ba’ entrances closed basem: oe ' 23-4810 VATE WALKI 2088 Common cabins. _ NT co. down payment 00 Low tha, auto. ees h i porches & fi PRIVATE PARTY 10| "tance from downtown. | res ) DIS | J BEDROC sawealth efter ¢ PM Rent Offic _- Bee Sad Nel waters Mesteasa clean | “10 B. Breads irevince pms buy 2 of more <7 TO| 4 RM. APT. NEAR es. ROOM BRICK RANCH | eSpace 41-0 OAKLA ceca pias beck fom erceea| Cee ee 2-2821. i { he: NEAR PON’ type home. ANCH ND LAKE FRO with pat td is fenced way, = ad i iybined ene ia or sf out of tor. Private EAR PONTIAC MO “MO-| jot. Close eid furn. Large M aie FLOOR I ae eee rooms, oil furnace, gare sabes 4 ee AA gecads warage and grill. Lots; FAMIL e ’ } —— znauire #2 Aupgre. office reer: Ponitacs A ny sislam: civents| | pendieg tes men tom iser| Soe! ROCHESTER | BRENDEL L Se One cavioea berms] nore «| eeareanie | moves youn 8, ome it Sesveom Goer bea Wee OOM FURN APT. SH/ Adains Realty Co Building. Id . ke room home AKE New 3 is home has 4 bed | | rooms: m down & 4 ts bath SHAR! — alty Co. FE eal for retail | shoppin, near school @ | Tom moderp h bed- | all on one f) rogins. NE A s & bath up, 'R ADE S Te hae epee ane re Petr Miarage Me abuse | Gait 41300 Bowe immediate pos: | ety” md Hoot, lug, 28 foot liv: |S Nedroom home a | Ott ood itehen, Lares Ta PVT. EN- com.| r 1080 W | e $15,500. ot) ern kiteh ih m part base. . by * a per week. FE child welcome. “20 "pletely frm Neoaeenusicen’ inxs me LB Chae! hemes) casehoms | p with-shower Plastered wall, reas st wwe price | orice sites Mikes fan w _aAy FE 61431. 340 Baldw bul Beck pein ee Rochester area ot all aap | CeCe Eneciont “beoxh mal scceneattaric unary sisters oom. | we FE 4.9584 , @ sre specialists in aa 7 ROO 8 e| ellent death. $6,500,| @ cuaepiin tabalarend " E We _ tradin ROOM. B iM HOUSE. F Call cach 500, Trains, Gas st anc Ee 3 oe re eee ote he §.| call FE vant AND OTE. | _8 Merrimac. CALL AFTER 3.) 44 betes Rent, Office Space Maurice Wats bees |: OPEN DAILY _ ulated 3 a steam heat, fay it: eo. R. Irwin LAWRENCE W. : Area. Do not feel of ted tise|¢ ROOM FURNISHED, “ROOM HOUSE COMPLETE Total of 740 for prof use “WE SEL son, Realtor ; | oALd : trece 397 feet ae eas “ras | REALTOR porsiouit pres) to discuss ‘the }_trane unfurnined a Private Te ee upper = Ce eee Las LEO eee Finn, Rochester \ 2 to 8 P.M. PRICED *T" #11 300 en ees | FE sole! corn bows eee ‘ stat es of trading your Rea od \dults only, in Au Lake _ heat furn. $65 @ mo. ae ochester $1,250 down wit $3,000 | If No Answer Ca. comee, pete homes arms, n- : 7 Rooms, LO bs Soieted 3 RM APT Taro oF EAT a r J ohn K. Irwin MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE nam (eee ale LAKE FRONTS 6 | Cocoperative Real Fatale Exchange | : ‘ orthera resorts listed for t Child welco i Duplex,| Water furn Yearty les . Living room with vesttbu and a rooms, kitchen trade ly 806 8 me. $22. weekly. ap-| *rences Feguir st 'y lease & ref- REALTOR entrance, master bedroo t F ming room ts ouilt in bese LAKEFRON’ DORRIS & SON R ante it. Clair 1 block east of | 08 Dixie, MEL At Jroveland 1, ySimee 1925 ATEWAY. Modern kitchen, custom re 12x12. Las ph wilig real maint Deer lees Neorg tees OND 132_W._ Huron pel ateat TA rear north: of Montcalm. fay ype Loh ai et ld Cou 101'2 N Saginaw Str to s. Ba wilt cup- and nice livin 2 level St rm. fram Huron Phone FE 41557 4 ROOMS, LAKE. ee month Ne children Phone FE 5.0447 eet | gun-type oil fu vy room wi with fireplace, oak foo: room age e nicely landse e, Extra SELLING Y TT | __for season ERT 6380 3 RM. HOUSE 1 Fu Eve. FE “31808 “ er & Ve t rnace, water heat-| ‘>s drain. 2 ra, ry oa aped lot, Heat. NG YOUR 4 ROO Lg _PE 3-7263 esa ee PP] tlon: eof 4 eleva-| Stairs to Bad . afer fire ith fixtures. Car- > M FU For! —— 6, tile & room attic Large ser: luded. $12,500. HOME? bee ra ree Ls | ag oot Rent Miscellaneous 42 plumbing. pfpom colors. Copper | Lo drieed at #7300. Live'Ore| dedrm-, ‘brick al 40.036. Other I erences seo ve eat, all con- =o | ee homes Other | ‘ Ww i Joh: niene ob AT ANI. | eve. ir | Sirqeed resleastialiptanere, Pisy i, 3, gBEDROOM aosk ise thru pazsllabia) trem) Sort Ee ate, SANDER. POL, ee ~ BEDROOM wi C HAY DEN, Realtor tat oes § § ROOM basement eve mae | in ng City, and property | Fur cates caidas staela (OE Siac] mtvaihey Aol | menage etre Ped Pe Sars ve Var kaiel, 300 | Good living ate oF cry | TOpen i a wir om 2 W icitchen and om o Low down and iC HOU STON REALTY) antiac. « ROOMS & BATH. CLEAN COU. 5 miles f mtiac and ee ype home Sua. in ment: FE_ 2-066 xs ; area erg meshes: call _ple ONO artakere. orld cou: further information “call” UNiver- es fon, SENT PASTCRE vane | Teer b Aes vine ape face landsca, rirepiacs. ou vir $500 DO tot PE Ot __ + 10 6 p.m a : =f Eagie | nig Foo i apa- ront pore ru Ww $24 nae weEDED | Roteas and Sars PRIVATE POURS eeiee cin phe Rd Devisburg. Heliy. Sree | toons nem cine food closoy Ror DE Sombre begin! Samed Cael) boesaned WH WILL, OIVE YOU Pos. Business and |_3-9e6l after"6-00_ call PE Il PE | _Welcome. 3810 D Dine Re LDREN > - |Wksescuestsremrneah’s ceaes cence: PERRY P. coment eee (alse a bo er ecreage of = ALBERTA APT 8 5-5322. e Hwy ONE WAY er, combination water soften- suhea ARK on BEDROOMS ecaped. lot. on vy land» LDG., 1 AND : LOOK scre storms an . rooms down end Edith &t. room effi ? a ens d ; 2 up. Al price ROV nt com efficiencr, | kitchenette and 16 overnite kitchene COAST TO COAST at sii bon ta [enue ay ceered hes @ ewing room up, nice On afl 25 WF UF, Realtor eddock uetta fealy.( 0000: pe cee nt nettes, 1 block | RENT HERE _LEAV. ALL New Homes “MONO rior igen gare a Alaa Dag a Ug ome , Huron, PE 2-141 OA 63330/APT, FOR COUPL! oor ue Comer: |? Bowland 385, D Trailers | AN . fell wacoment becpary_ toe bath, Cares tpt bags Spd property, | new W | LISTINGS WAN | 3-043 E CALL FE’ eld = yn ROOMS WESe 345 Dixie Hwy. ANOTHER GOOD BLY drains. Ghescah-ta front, —- ishing. — ¢, =n fin- Dlarge bedroom ‘There oe We bh TED |BACHELOR Prt. ‘| Seuween, al wipes’ ties = = NEAR DRAY YE IN - rage Priced at’ $6,000) Can, ‘be the most beatiful. Cloesta, Fal if forall Minds of resieeatt waiting, trance. 50 Cee EN-) lems ty ot ee ises” wit. | __ For Sale “Houses 43) oe" Picsomstlle al A Soro oor : arranged to be hed ‘or 62,000 gerden in Oskland cme the cloup living ae ii erty in the Rocheste prop CLEAN BASEMENT :| @MALL eee le ie : = Pops ey errant r ROLLIN : see. tet, nice sanity beach with : i Roger B. Henry, Inc (Cor Simea FE DTI “FOR 20 ty Ave HOUSE. 295 FER OPEN HOUSE ew carpeting. aluminum siorms | ” CLARK pep op eoadl for ehiia closet Dining, Lond “plastered i . Flenry Inc TIM -| 1IOUSE and screens, new storms LARK REAI FE STA ; 5 down ye sive ren, walls with coved : : S11 Main st. 1%0 E. Au , \EXCLUSIVE, «RM. | 3 bedroom $ cer gar awnings, 1's 4 rE AL Ee TE | diate possession you imme- vere ceilings. : . . Aub 1 BATH. Fins “Rent 12.200. Full bas age, landsea ' geen f OL 1-411 pure Ra.) ioe w ‘Hurce atta Houses Unfurn, 36 0: ‘part pavment L hasement.| lot TEn18T A. beck ro cory eal OO Pn pan BOIS plenty of wit re _______ Rochester Mich EXTRA ss “3 Room ares pavment. S308 Eiinioe | § 240 frontage Offered af (6.050. Cooperative "Real Estate 3 Eee ‘ ft. ot 3, 19 frontage. Modera perf at ~ tod i oo N } _River Dr. C own 5 state « ‘ ' WILL BUY FROM hoana Ee Co Ee) = _ Sky MOUSE, Bt UE . Crescent Lake STATE OWNER LEAVING Hill ‘win LARGE FAMILY ie building,” © Corner cobine. and store home” has 5 ve ¥ 76 | 3 ROO ~ 1 x me eray i sma mow NER | FURN. APT. | trom Pe, AND BATH 2 BLES el) WON: Nior GRAD iroccmes ee To Trade ] S | 3 eaten ciate thie well arranged $445 down. Oniy ond throughout The Revt location, $500 erilleat ak goon buss ne ve Corea 10 fee eee ones south of pee | rated, May once _ Ane BEI Wu I lo aalaa blinds, based oo hers ome price phen A ng dow ay Lwsgeed +1.088 i wild aby) OR (List YOOR 5 FU TT ae orce Ra. Ka | Posestion Loh ocated 4 block . Easy terms 130 rs, gas heat. paved 7 ne peymente are ont ; OUR LakE PURN_ APT. 195 ORCHA ry — | locks north of | @UR Immediate posses street. | ™m y $70 per Elder! RD LAKE. T RMS, PRIVA1 ' Dev + esale, neat 5 room. price. $33 sion. $7,405 fulj | ene a taxes rot ce ¥- eso0 pacers vem ar = ) Beh couple preferre tran ATE BATH AND EN. R. J. VALUETL evon ( abl | ment oil s, full base- T per month. e. Hurry—it can ce CAR es ce. 738 G) 2 : E : _ Gables and on furnace, ‘aluminum 2 68 t Pa’ Pontiae EM 33311 Ao ee ek Sa! rae nee Rd. Bald Eecie 4 Cepre ts ‘ Keats | 5-0603 | -mile South of Miracle | Arne ae per Worth end | YOUNG—REALTOR aay naa with e OOMS, LI i. . | , . mort- Re Fo McKINNEY PS ae sri Adams Realty Schapy NO FURNITURE, © aj oxroaD) ee OE Co-perstive eal, Fatale ToRs tiie cen ne Center. | “PONTIAC RE AL iva en. 2 as" lar kstor } Biv, 1-8798 [LARGE 4 ROOM FOR ~ ent, FE 81590. Call af | by owner 4 bedroom h achange |, Ot. deolelbas ae - = j Two > COU: | NEW YE after ¢.| living rm, 1 ome. 18-18 | FE 2.0263 Fan = go’s bus at sub- 137 Baldwin ee hae back ‘praca lot. jIEARUBSOOND) 2) REDRM: | neken “GE disheeaner ent an’ | | division. Vaughn scl | ; KEFRON 20 Real Estate Ine. APG SGU. Hee Satta eae ey | bite fear as Retactr/ "ES vex Bdoh zBThmancn | district. Greyh b school | ts 6 tee FRONT NUD Ae a era I wil} personal) aeapae ~ (LOVELY APT ON LAKE | A) Yeah rite Pontiac Press | (UK Pe ttle rice : Py houn $} ow bedroom modern, Large 7 rt vy buy you boat, ¢ = New| — —-—— FE NEW ¢ ROO _ to door. ited feom, din ij a MURR ; pied Cie sell % for ur prop, able (Bagby furn. Reason- Rent Lak Ce Tile floors H setatised add BATH : kitehen. Bath, bors aaa es Donelson Park 080 will Y! HUR rice row to get cash if the) ‘P%- must b Oe we Sele < ottages: (360A #730 dn .287 E Tennvs #7200 | | tached garage Nice sand be ~ ent = “ room oder bane sores = ot us rove ity Call now and Smell Phas weicvass Gal OR | ; ewes Aches =| ( ) | Many built-in kitchen ap- Beau shade. Priset et “aly tne lu ame 5 wearme.: wh home| tr \ Ls 35-4266 a R} owe aay Gee = _ w : Teens, £09 Elizabeth riage Ra PE ¢1I51 | clean, A VACATION AT CASS LAKE Home BY OWNER 1Son —pliances Custom built | Dorothy Gevdeneavender j Gentil = area," Beyeened porch, tara Yeoreas, ona : _ We neeq 8 - ane: July ASeNst/ Sandy beac Marae) [ens) 20 ia) 4 ubedres quality bire afi gE | Cal us car garage, | Resutifully F i ' re peli a ittiott 8 $0 NS. hed L_ CLEAN MODERN APT. $30 weekly. Federal’ ¢ 3383 rtou i Som. extra laree amine = FOR BETTER HOMES wall to ne party 300 w mur TOR og 24411 N iD - cow and calf, 300 Qucraser j MA 62503, educed rates’ 163 Chambe 1 eres: | large Kitchen 3 piece b room, | WHITTEMORE . j darpeting, | | Near laster j new & , by chicks, a i WANTED LAKE FRONT cor MA 5-3257 rlais. | LAKEFRONT COTTAGE ran latge shad bath. ga Pr INCOME | 23 fult baths FOR ROCHESTE ia n Junior arage 62 ahs COTTAGE ai = ie bag FRONT OGTR SEwaite Nrabe nade bees al! kinds beauieral: 2? fine. apartments. aths, 3-4 bed- OP TEA Arpanet nd thor built 3 bedfm home ! AS . chicken stantial Gown payment. Call bi SQUARE LAKE une 3rd thru Sept. $30 Wk: Near_eltakeall Gaveaiiwua Grasse | Un ceme ty wok, fine Svariments.| rooms, activities’ £ | F 1K SHE scenes) (Convenigns ros bedrm, home on acre jot _ 40473, after 4 a pe ant. Cail MI 2 fooms and path, newl DeSoto. Arter idiees cia iereeen | ee very fine living and a eriont S TOM | ose. Tea Re ANK SHEPARD schools, bus and stores. You wil é a ts W iat ooean rE eee moderauh ' I bate he Lenten) in penont res | permest obe closets and lenken & Adama OL 1-751! st tad g NGUS ay 19 MIS e Specia SMALL MQDERN APT. VERY [real dnl coment nd aed omar LAKE LOUISE PRIVILEGES | abundant storage a ~ YEAR OLD WWM. H. KNUDSEN __Phone_Ortonvile, 1 ize cleea a week, plus poet _lease for the peed fates or wii | POUR AND BATR reo larity of caly $44 per month | large oleae reas. | | 3 bedroom ranch type hom AY ae KNUDSEN RA} ”ANCH ford ay Bprinetield tod in Water UPPER + ROGGE RWAREE WALLED ) LAKE. MODERN “CORY. ished attic, good Letialal, rN. pute ling taxes and insurance HEAT a eee GAS| Bring room "wha eture or wee | ote Pete ane ide ape HOME? pendenc ce. w hom nad . . with . brich far, “i fast action & too Mow'| li suenltued st cue asuipcetecrs Mane | tench, 3 bedroom. aii | ae S sented acre lawns, 63% W. Huron san apieatreectia CE EORE 28 M x siliday |NORTHERN COTTAG G ome. Natural firep! ik ungaiow Nothing else ividual desi Sia, ; FE ¢1540 misaireatiteanasiges 53% W. Huron ee Able ‘sere - Mic Rent ‘Apts. Unfur rnished 4 (acanion MApie tee jate | _ments FE 4001s cs eppaint per-| only Neus) Goaeae Ge ‘or | rior and mpl he ne a oe thon. Mas vt pet tavute: My ug "= +e i nts, Fur | ed TONE seat_FE 2th Pe sppeieess | and exterior color) TE : aes | 207 W. STRATHMORE Rent Apts, Furnished 33, Large using room, bed porate acerca ne Urano iatina ence [MEADOWLAWN STREET coordinated. 7 PLETON | tt sictigtiatdicapes.'naved | roi FRAT HMORE kitch room, bath,| 8. week until J : ; t all modern hom e . ; rd Asking . : titu resale tn 2 path Square ake Ee ND gs eres mere eet LR and Oe ates sta OPEN EVES & SUNDAYS room. 3" bedroses ee auity | Optional swimming. pool CEDAR ISLAND, LAKE Go. $100 mo. Better see i. reet oa paved : i BLK. FROM eutte. ults only. Ph, FE 4-5084 after __For Re Se 3-389 DAKE arage. oil furnace, ud! lot.! and co pools pecenceate room and hath. Full FURNISNED— HATCH lots Sioned pats Dela wer gee c clean furnished puaesne: a 2 7 BEDROOME. or Rent Rooms 37, 7 KESPROPERTY plead reasonable down | Jand mmunity planned | 81.000 oon bet cere See erl de~t sm Living pad pn ; tan, FE 21664 Le ON LAKE. CALL ey Spee eaa tC an dst 31 TW TACE C ity. 13. bedrina > ca to eee A ERETTE AND 2 rt FURNISHE, 1 ROOM. | Many desi OFFICE OPEN ¢ g-.. $31,900— VILLAGE OF Nearly n Built ‘55. rpeting tile RO NETTE 2 onl oms putts |“) 2"Y desirable lake privi FN 98 $45, da ak w ew -furniture. H. er, 3 large Ratate bath; washing facilities. 00 MS AND, SHOWER. PRI- ArrRAcTIVE. 0. Whittemore. lege and | abt lake ste © ’ HIGHLAND floors, insulation, lot 70x Etichen, full bassment’ wan fee We Aikecins Agta se6| era 311 ery ee 350 VE ROOMS. FE #861.) and 1 ' 41 e front homes} A, JOHN NSON Realtor Roles oaneoieece 2 weil as the Gide ce ee seen: ‘recreation »Foom, “oll furs 2 aR ROO = BUS: — ots thro ’ ' e of quiet liv " dry | c water, fs LARGE ROE NOT IVER teeters Se "RNP GIRL To WARE ROOM | Pontiac area meted to fi Pee SIE Be Sa ac Aid aa Sr i ah Cet na he 5-1690 s GOMIMODLR NIGARAGENAET af Sh Beakinlitcoml dawns privi- ee oO fit a Bl, 533 - ways and main high- 8. plus dining complete alum has - | wntown vour bud | ae Yo iaeets pa powaee utility, @& full bath. screen storms 2 AND 3 ROOMS. PV Elect furn BN OARAGET® apr. _ 4370 o FE Your budget Dro 2 “ grade schools and e to ernece: New o 's. Only $2. newly d T, BATH. Coupl ing LR Pris STAT =F «fy , i Wee . . 5 sto! water heater, insu- ing all down inelud- aie ‘Apply 70 Clark alter 6 30a mo OF 31680 a Cinema) RMS , let us know your needs 40 Rolling Acres | CONSTRUCTION CO 2 he AN ROAD Mandy to echesi, stores, bus. teh i Dotaeasion drive. by bat na 1! $50 @ ANGearnine ati T » ith Nice Home MI 64811 En-ei75 | foom with taint Le Nice kitchen Quiy 98.400 pica hyp eal iy r appointment te = ae s bake Prout ovely remodeled fa | utility Lot 752300. W RILE near Pig 14 rm hore) _ distance of alking | w ; Y, BR aT ake west of Clark at equity asa Grete school Owner's WADE RD $500 DOWN 509 Elizabeth Ls Lake 'R ‘Ra. ROKER only $60 per month uce ** ast pe ep gl peter tytn 185 S. . JOH Nias h. I. 4, Lerge lot, school bus = | INSON price 88 easona- heen vacant bedroom | mg with erenane lr eetyel . 2 ROOM FUR bath 342 Orc APT SHARE 3 ROOM UN - = ~ ee Lake Ave : FURN API FOR fe = ROOM Se: tent At 3348 P F | BIS STOP aa dren Mee ane BATH No cHir- —etehts Bimars TS ey Auburn Cook jaundre i Aen ce trusnally mee aor lean. 49 = --—- — > = uren e nom fu ‘ 8 Tas 77 LARGE ROQMS Pvt ATH CLEAN COMFORTABLE TPR stencil garage siynroo. Bae ot ton The whole family w! * ing room Near H SLEF P. forage ‘\pere ie uel us tain! entov thi vy Wil cer igh School, For - °rauly! Uandscaped anecded ney Gone See Ae ee | lempl Real ded neat and ¢ « exceptional neton nea . ij ean and attractively ! 2339 Orchard Lake i soe ble pay'ts It ¥ Re s Vacant Auto. After $, caij_ FE Mihalis —iN C i inert —_ gas heat. Will sell with i | own paym details payment. Call for R.D. RILEY EE decorated inside and out __mania FE 5-1723 2 ROOM nd_entrance FE 2-4 etree es Aa bare 3 RMS | AND So BA _gentieman 1st floor FE 48363 7 Rbows Ey eee Lien acca BATH CLEAN, SLEEPING ROOM LA. line Lake Er a nes uaDorts 30042 Prospect | EM j-4s22 heat | _ Saginaw rE. 20 ee eee 267 N A large 5 eee ae HD alderenibe Full bath, lovely car & mont! side, 3 ROO : DES ————————— siape. 1! in top- @ room an x , 2 ROOMS, SR Sea I) peers mane ‘Revie ined ae | Proman can TE ap it pete ee rere garnce mane kitchen vaitecre MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE t ES,| preferre a . FE 5-1603 ake ivile : 5a | secluded raul c x ROOM APT. cit 2. -tlac. Te rcenenro Ra, (AM welt a O eiete BATH. PRI | ae Silneae eddutenal| 3 room Sepp paticnte) late) Cans eisenper |) aaa Catrel atten tenence N ro | & HARGER CO | 200 Eiteaveth Lake R4, "Pw e109 Adults” irs FURN 3979 : | at a rage apartment. Good in ]3 |. in ra sharp bungalow at oC): Ge eae wion ROE eR P ne COOKING ~ PRIVILEGES . come. | J-akefront Home : in super condition through Eston! | ewer Fr. §-0183 | ph oier TGRNISHED —APART.| —_%@ Putoam, FE dense |, briv_ entrance FE Crescent Lake Privil And Income Cot | freshly “decorated” Excellent ‘ened ip 19s nt, 64 Hill St. )& BATH. REFRIG. STOVE. ICE SLEEPING | Sou i oO You will ike tht rivileges Large wot wi ottage ll) cal nascar kncheas vere ARE YOU 14 A Real Ki 2 RM TORN APT UMUTER cap BATH Hes rRIO.| JFTOVE | Good etet side location FE GA-| anchy style, Wellplanned through: | broom “wt “Showers “Ave | dine cea | “OF TRADING YOUR reece es oxaies ren welcome. FE. 5-3197, ‘AND E yal fet oeation. FE ¢0ean., OUt, Kelvinator kit ough-| 5 room whit : ovely mete Tiler bath ous OF TRADING Y KE FRONT 2 RMS. B eee BATH. HEAT, HOT ROOM FO tached chen, 2 car at é ¢ frame ith) good basem ath, and full ae NG YOU ome with I's car T etcotion pnt pome nne e eee [Maag, Be week. Cote PE — cry basement ancauto ij fre| S#evohenal at Sioa, ay ee US | ania lari t,.¢"| LOW DOWN PAY) week. § ‘yke =~ eT: She brick fi . dining tA pgs ee NJ _ combination — w I VT Sinipuis qu coup ee sToI 4 ROOMS AND BATH (UPPER |ROOM OR ROOM AND BOARD Pies Prego tails Lake) e4 ‘closets galore. |Two closed SYLVAN VILLAGE. Some NEW HOME? aoa errs oreeee vaccum {TS 2 ROOM APARTMEN _ Ads crarcmitakelody | —- 2 ladies. OR 3-58 {ful location Desirable 1 rches. The income ee ing very special f ; ° to and shrubs and «| 3 $00 DOWN T: ults Referenc priv. : 21 lots. Hill side, 1} arge for $68 e cottage rents buyer wh lor the NATU | boat dock. rooms & 22 Auburn Ave es FE 2-2900 SINGLE SLEEPING convenie _ level. secluded and tr @ month and ts loca’ Guinn aoe mires atriking RALLY you would tk ust been newly ¢ House has bath. . . EEEGO 2 LARGE RM. APT. U 4 ROOMS AND BATH, two Lwalgent! leman NG ROOMS 1 FOR 3600 A Fine ovrivate beach ie rear of the lot $6,500 ont Se ALU ep Peel eeer, i _| get as much as you can f e to! fast long at eeretreie Won't R id $100 . own | xtra large r us old house Th nm for your | only $11, __#90_Robinwodd UTIL, FUR FE 7-889! Parke FE. 8-315 privileges = ey. pér month buys both. | ent ¢ rooms’ Vestibul ere are sever | reasonable dow with | 4 P00 9980 DOWN SsmRooumAe off _N perry, (AND BATH UPP SL Mein, 83152 . $1.100 Down h. senrence to the 20 ft Heine this ean be done Let's eral are) inlaWnones! toda n eee acai” ox ms, lake privileges, . ack! oo APARTMENT $12 A| clean. well AueEee NICE Ay AND tional 190 ROOM” BOARD OP- Union Lake Front 11 \ place! ae natural | fire- laplicte best suited to you BoA | y: BOW LAKE “oe oe in winter, bus | tional 190_N._ Telegraph lorely h . and Sol per I fe bees a ® dint ouse you wish t e| 3p + 2 TRICO MIGHT 3 | at door. Child under 6 SLEEP’ i v hillside tome L nt , per io. room, comple nin avnew ja (convertuta ane Bedrc r Toca FERNMED TOW PMC BATH = EEPTRG ROO TORSTEN [ipu00" rin Maen rh nating Envet,pav on thn tne| mali steiner rome bear ens eee ana sre Pees _Mt. Cle Clemens ce. ( MS ~& BATI ~~ SLEEP ate ver tic : anement, recrea- | 1 ingalow, with glean er - sired bed I : a0x150 ft ees on an! DEL Hy eve EPING RO. Ls on room expansion a't! | ng oak floors and p! gieam- | plus floored rooms, j eet Us Build Cg ome that 2 ROOMS AN ———— H - —_ __ ote $-320: | ful view of lake c, beauti-| Nest and att plastered wails | Ges Hiod expansion attic AM be YOUR home. Just ean | Adults, FE piaan PVT. ENT "| s#IEAT & HOT WATER 3 Koon get ok | 600) with terms: Extra lot $20. | out. Access tecesear pede i rage (endeeestng heat. se. | the Ilome of Your Choice DG eee this doll aease hk Xe iet of 3| 8 a DOWN Tae at PRIVATE EN eae W. SIDE. REA- [Room W gence | Giroux ran e including outride Der Bo. are “tnlaned ement with beautiuuls | fegome modern, basement . , . — loor. 88 Auburn Be NABL : Comb Ww Fe = ks viel is one Make 4s ! ST TMESE 250 with ter als _ a7 ROOMS AND B . ne 2, ADUI TS ith Board 38 i jut appointment now . : OE, inite appot me Make a def-| A : md ’ | G : » “Cc pointment no $950 - DOW decorated, for erapieett a newly PHONE FE 4-7706 lernoe Asa oer | laeerbineia ee REAL ESTATE. | QUALITY PLUs CO PRIGES . hot tamale! mw) tolieee, thls)| © bedreoms: | meters x od aerate rer - 5 M | si SU N- G6 a “ROOM i8T FLOOR, | Peete Capt ala to 3TOVE HEAT | ene? ee hes (ree Pee aes gle Th eat fie TION cewals Little tere pee a hd ae You e190 Close S8t._ upstairs. shie ren Will not be avail. | MAN T a parable @ incom- ese are beautiful ‘4 180 DOWN ee until after vail. MAN TO - You'll thrill to th signed brick ne de- rooms, mode: T Mice | ROOMS. EEF BATHE p00 June Ta" FE | “forapie pam gia be, tos , 2Houses, $3,000 Down | Stet alering utoyme | homer, hth. front entrance al gions" * AUBURE Sa a MS, NO | _location FE ood comes The roo: cess to all closet, unusua IND. FLOOR” 3 ROOMa BATH! §| Heat & ores N UNDER | SPOTLESSLY a eKN ROOMS Rischaent clarest cine? vin) room hans leagerere iin Lo rire ow cme ene | ee a take A fog MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ie ie: furn 523 Orchard Lk _S Parke FE 46458 urn, 130| home style apteeral “Rows toe WO a Tv, 1 4y phy ny eile room, ful-.| place, a haa fehet Le ese. aa BU'LT” oa ar REAL ee PE 5-9418 i a ROOM LOWER Matthews 377 16 FF 5-0407| feereation F< ural fireplace,| ‘master size by 2 Fy ec oete foe eee ee eee -ALTOR a, , 2 ROOMS up AND 3 5 ROOM ae $s x room attached b | is f edrooms, each ull basement for $1 Boo nance ANDRAS 0 a ete eet woke paece Convales tH 500 DOWN | garage, on main road arson | ea, einer enw: 1,300 iW) GILES ; _welcome. 431_N. Perry. une ist Write P cen omes 384A J rnoms and b m modern brick bh has separate ‘ NO 271_TH Vt ct EALTY CO. 3 "LARGE RMS CLEA canna _Press, Box 101 ea A Scoamiy Sed wet Cersent) ¥icsk nue’ ome on ae ee on uudere cnt MUCH ote beseeescattiain [99 W. HURON ~ n Gent! LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, WONDERFU val ree 3 anderson wind ' room P has unusually ni ; 6-618 AR Gentemen treted FE alin urement apt 30) tretn ez | fee out UL ROME FOR ELD. a 4 gorma and bet ren, creatnncee peste peice to st eee oreo pail = Autti + e bs, cel- ron 9 m nea Ch z i . on : 2 ROOM APT |5 ROOM. EAST BLVD. TERRACE, Naseedigiafl leper scare with a | read amet aia Tevacent | cesement= sin reeeat uae Bub First oflering His | ee anol ner) Ucareomemar || Fees : pees ii afte heat, rent, $73. FE 2.208/ [7 ee eee diets, doctor | rated. DB Newly deco; Porch snd @ car garage lay beautiti bone 0 Veni Se ple aia (oy long p House has © am: | Tip Top Suburb U 2&3 ROOM APT alter 6. lovelviteht utiful grounds with | $75 : . ed corner lot, a lot on shad-— should jock ou really | eR losets. has dining space | High! an aS a orated. Close to eas DEC. 5 RooMs @&T FLOOR Mottiog teens Se Pine Cone | Neat 50 DOW N | $8,950. of house for | oi He fans 'n this large enanen | Abies pega tell ty foom bun- _N_ Paddock ne. ei _in_ Call_FE 2-6663 Rie Oper: A jaldwin Ave eat 2 bedroom, | Lake F A DOL | s beautiful bireh lel dine ation, ma =~ or FE 237. ated by Mrs. Merie D’ rage. Oc bath! and ga- wake Front \ .L HOUSE. but in- niece bath with bu cabinets ent recreation room. W gni- q 3 ROoMs. NEWLY DE ROOM MODER FE 4-6018 uF ord. | cupancy in 3 week 16 room b tended for real ii be | basem ilt-in vanit full scaped ground mM. Well land- “DECORATED. | oo N $100 A MONTH = ly patted s, New- m bungalow with } ple A vin 00 | ent with coppe las n s. Featuring ai MULTIPL f bath. 63 Poplar St, E 45548 H. | BOARDING HOM Ready mo jarge porch n immaculate § 4 | plumbing and r tub um siding extert umi- E LISTING sER win off ALBERTA ly ME FOR ELDER- $1,300 DOW A nat ve into for summer room bungalow. Fu | ed feat many other yant- dining room of, separate vica APT BLDG, people Excellent food a N ES cata rel i capiacel may lear) i eat CanEnad Neslerece ures, built oh your 10t f ee erstn Mettonme | lance GEROOMSTANDIBATH FCOmMantTictenay sakitck AND 2| care. 35821 and et ae my oo ng room, Only $3,000 v- Gries neat, newly dec- 450 or} 48: lovely bedrooms, } $800 DOWN a outa and | ‘Ex — : | ..bedroom ran e woe 3 ing boast, dn. inelud- Plastered. inte | itchen, tije bath arge 4 31. Stowell rivate bath adults Cetin CA ch type. Fully r-| electrig stove, ‘i walla i . painted cy ; alaras |. eluminum 7 F oy eS AE Pe arate : ‘ock, only, 200 N. Rates ation Arid Mot es fist RICHL, price he 250 | erator tes refrig oaetees, ih We U price aay of the awnings, bs 18 casings ge. eli ove OREATEST VALUE pce tOre se aaulie seen ert n — 1 & beth teat & Ho Realte : attle Farm | nted. Modestly priced at | 5 rive. A truly {nvitt ER! Brand new 2 bed- sibel = | “ ‘ = 5 in, 7 AND 3. ROOMS 1 “cmt, wet sa eel Jetsonable. Ld an | Hotel Rooms 39, 345 Oakland Ave PE lees | 10 acres with 2 ene aerneetand|| $9,200 | 450 HOM E PLANS finer ving Offered € ome tor room pungniow.» Ra Ready = , rooms ero! 58183 : uron. .FE | = . “7 ; to start « | ‘ * have in ov : . Py aa conan Reterences 21 state Bt é EAN 2 ROOM! HOTEL AUBURIN JA K men ip fein termes “ TION AREA, 20 ones | “Home Planners Center” West Side taten with the tan ent ke kad ' _gnly 258 Orchard Lak ADULTS) ore and ile Gee his | iret Da more Ween “BUSINES§ I8 GOOD AT LADD 8 pate eal ei, utira kiteh- ' Come : wesvaioels Mera. 5 room frame tng ntiwing —- C moCa ICEL YS < ae | ees Pontiac, Reasonable. FE AAG OT re rettes ceatee LOVELAN are al sme weds our $ en ond browse trreugh | ker heat, pho EN cates ay ee wtaaren ae 9 if. Near bus line 88 8 oye TED. | a uburn err r | ieliiagiante ‘eramic ventent off s at the con-| ‘e?_end featuri s wa- bule closet. eo ace Sa ear ancis HURON APTS 4 F 2-023 188 Ca hiy used in both x ice of— het ing spacious livin: : P ROOMS. BATH PRIVATE ENT| Hiroe * ene Roate sanp | HOTEL ROOSEVELT | gt ry een, eT sitchen and ath Oversined = FLOYD KENT | Ina” room. ‘2 bedrooms. and dit | «bath Fao mearen Pon cE hs bleh dD | ‘Rooms wEICi | s any 2 a yen th, amy 1 ; : anaes ee ee LARGE 3} AND BATH. GARAGE eC ee! $17.50 up | ATTRACTIVE OLD FARM HOUsr OPEN SUNDAYS seeped ideas nls ae abe . . Realtor | 1 560 umple kitchen. pttered a B54 “in Include of eppresimatey iL . 4 ™ : U ‘n taxes, 7 ¢ 22 Auburn, office in rear. “obit Aduits, Near Airport. OR HURON HOTEL (CLEAN Nie and beth Sun foom, lus atiliy | 4288 Dixie Hwy Drayton Pla down Immediate possession | OU Buty, HOMES" oftice | appointment oni; y real ela: Wh - f i 2 Au in r va! i ¥ West Huron st, Poooe PE 24 bl Agaliteoaltaetoonensetuceeona OR ¥1231 ") RAY O'NEIL, R ve p22 Dinte Hey ogni, Deter leat ot 2, 9 2-8266, | 9-2487. @ available, MU 4256 NW. Lapeer Re. 8 Telegraph R ealtor | a block N. of Telegraph : OC] I peegea lit [tere Now! We , s ; / Se tee M24 a Prone PE i ate 4. Pas | AMPLE CUSTOMER PARKING ‘{ RAY yee re "i ; ; ; ¢ Real Estate Exchange a vo sen Estate and Insurance | 2628, Telegre eee reg , ’ } 3 ; 5 Eve, — Mr. wane ‘ pa] $ipet Coen \ co , ve ren ks ae : * * a A f : ; a . \ c s ‘ Hi } i ‘ Ya! VA i oth - vt a Pee N Steeler “ . d y ne. s ’ } . ' fe i) eo ae é ‘ Le l > i } 7 i 5 — / ‘ . x é = , - Fe : . ¥ ‘ ‘ .f - dae allied 7 basse or Ml oes Brick bedroom Se dat onan Gocee, williams Rae hie : N Oe ¥ 4 as: on ee ik *. bei on es i } THE PONTIAC pars, MONDAY. MAY 98, jnose ~ } f # /. For Sale Houses 43 Near Jostyn. 2_ bedroom oe cee WILLIS NM. "BREW ER. 55 N. Parke FE 45181 FE 5-7704 STATE-WIDE Real Estate Service of Pontiac VACANT $500 — clean 2 one acre _ near ba cg and Walton. ou name term: LOW DOWN PAYMENT, WO built 11 room farm heme, ‘med- ern. sacrifice, B. D. CHARLES, Realtor 2717 8. Telegraph FE 40521 WILSON “WANT TO a sv Ns «fle DOUG! is made. Es- ablished baxet bak lose bullding te ‘Goor. y knocks, Open = C. Wood Co. OFFICE ‘cal Now! Only $200 down, plus moving costs. RAY O'NEIL, Realtor | o-8 to 7103 ber revere Co-operative Real Estate E FERRY STREET roca =} breakfast —_ om | Baty 81.800 Do WATER FRONT 67x262. ro ay a wiftorent bath & dry Access es. Only 94,500 WATERFORD HIGH AREA ; Large veg) ree room, 3 nice-sizeq eereune one floor, ree! m in basement, oi) heat. large comer lot, al) lenc-| scaped. OFF JOSLYN—ON MANSFIELD | Close new full with payment. very se home. SCHRAM olds ae re al $595 Dn. PLUS COSTS Immediate Occupancy 3 Months Before First Payment New 2 Bedroom FHA Homes = Sa rapatt. ange weaey v rie toe yp of alg oiaes Take Med Gest on Ontions Inge to Oak- 7 blocks * OPEN DAILY FROM 1:00 P.M. Full Basement ‘Homes On Your Lot or Ours —Featuring— ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER SLIDING CLOSET DOORS LARGE KITCHEN AND BATH Here is the finest opportunity for you to have built, on you lot, or on ours, a home with specifications and advantages found in higher priced 2 models ... FOR ONLY | Scenes Rete $9,979 PLUS LOT Directions to Medel 3272 REALTY EL. WATCH FOR’ oe MODEL OPEN DAILY 5 TO 8! SUNDAY 2 TO 8 mi = Bateman Kampsen Co. 377 S. Telegraph Road FE 40528 | BY ¥ ownen, } REDROOM Ce toed icusabets Le’ na Ra. mo | VETERANS: ONLY PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS 3 BEDROOM Ranch Type PAYMENTS $53.92 per mo. See for Yourself MODEL OPEN ‘ Lire 33747 ‘lor gpectetnent. a ALL DOWN YMEN SALE i pBUILDER “iarter 3 fot tn west suburban ‘ecation Excelent yey ob ake privileges pare some the attractive feature Exteyior completely ‘inished 4 includes rough wiring and Immediate Occupancy Lgl awh! well - equi, modern . Pu basement, oi] furnace, Venetian sa —, tion storms and 8. Good i o— on paved wrest; $11,000, W ILLIS > MB BREWER _PE esini, PE 6S0r8. PE STI06_ BEDROOM HOME, ALL MOD. ern bungelow full basement, [ ates screen 0 r all windows, 2car garage, work land Williams Dr COLONIAL HILLS Outstanding 3 bedroom brick ranch home, located in w scenie Colonial Hills, This home features ceramic tile bath. wall to-wal! carpeting horizontal aiiding windows, plasiered ge arage. And many other features Qu merous to mention wn by e Only. Selling price DR: AYTON PLAINS PONTIAC LAKE ROAD] fray" “Condition eg beuline TELEORAPH OAD TO for §7.000 with only down. FONTIAC LAKE ROAD, NORTH SIDE 4 fooms and bath, 2 car This home was built in << on West Yale *8t i "33.500 FULL PRICE WITH ONLY $500 DOWN. 2 bedroom home, not modern Located on quiet street, this Ms ® real rent beater. Check on this COLORED We have 6& outstanding homes icon apes ewe if we fave one ADAMS. REALTY CO. _____ FE _ 2-7033 "WILLIAMS LAKE 7 rm. modern waterfront home. Painted walls, oak floors, large, Wwell-landseaped jot. Priced to sell. Las cmt ation, ca. SSELL A. | ees ow. or OR tae Wated k ment INCOM of town 506 W Hu 5 ACRES AND fete NO B8UN- —4ey_calls. OA 82308, 0 E Large bome _— 4 housekeeping rooms. 1 3-roo: . and H. W. Bigelow ron §t FE 5-5402_ or FE 5-8845 Ly ) ACRES 3 bedroom bath how. $1950 down. Tnaien Lake Rd. - Lake Or' WALTER G GREEN, MY 2-683) WE TRADE room me. vomashea garage corner jot fenced-in yard. Hat on trans- rire se Must — ACRES — 7 roo Put ba: sei bilities unlimited, $8500. IZABETH oe PRIVILEGES IMMEDIATE POSSESSION mere. pees privileges. Well con- $900 dn. For further information, ‘cal! FE_ 17-0646 SACRIF ICE! bdrm. brick ranch type on beau- tiful omaded lots. Black circle dr. Leaving state 2990 Van Zandt, OR di LARGE AND 6MALL HOUSES IN Pon Kergo and near “ROSE, “McLARTY —__FE_ 23-2162 2 or FE 5-3578 exe UNJON LAKE UNION LaARF VILLAGE home has 6 rooms & base- Also has garage and poul- Sylvan Lake Villa Sam Warwick has several new ranch homes with rooms, 8 tratl-| bat With or ‘h and Wasn-room without basements, Massive fire- Place, with studio ceiling. Really makes a beautiful liv room, features are tops. Best § kel Linh lumber, face brick, windows and screens. meat =e ter Real tile Amble gas air garage. Block from i) Electric tS rl poo $250 bow N $68 MO. "INCL. TAXES FULL PRICE $12,000 BRICK AND hospice ve RANCHES 3 ras Breere- i BATH LIVING 'R ROOM 24 x 1298 Bateman | Birmingham I'y story bungalow in per- fect condition inkide and Ceramic tile features kitchen and bath. Full basement, oll heat -and ‘even the ‘Carpeting at only $10.500. lg is priced for quick sale. See it today bedroom shell house. Cost you | ¢’],. ir $6,370, $110 down, $48 mo 16 on. | SVer Lake Front er plats available See our mod- The entire family wiil be ¢l. For additional information con- thrilled with this 2 level. 3 tact bedroom, lakefront home. Among ite special features, RED HORSE CORP. it offers 100 foot of sandy 5019 Cass Eliz. Rd beach boat dock, outdoor FE 4-2252_or FE C2017) grill ane Leepetntegta Near h AT Y ing. Inside you il find a AT EM BRE E & GREG GG 29 foot living room, fire- place - activities room and built-in television Priced at on $18,950. you'd better be inst On th ee 32 We're |? | is new 24 x starter ere Prouc reaege, bred Len Le tee i eae To offer you this aimost privileges. Balance, $48 per mo. Ral vein dome Kap oe oe given to every detail from the car- On 80 TAclon calc arteon hundred peted gliving = Toom | with ft. off d. t fireplace’ to the beautifully . off paved roa Neat 2 bed- landscaped lot. Also includ toom home Also has full base- apis iglaed Setan ment, 20 x 10 living room, kitch- as - with Gtikelod sane ot aoriae | in porch. Pull bath ects and a Sarbecua heat oh A down payment 61500 rill Located one” block Bel. $62.50 ver mo. ES ess grade school and priced at $14.950 Sub- THIS HAS ACREAGE I cetree cca payment re: over @ acres of fine garden| Ss ing soll with spring fed brook | purouet Property. Frame and ma- | Off Josly n Immaculate 1', story home with 2 car garage 2 bed- cal} will PEARL BLDG. CO. oe reem x‘ 4 783 W. B ment, wails, = ati oll ac for further inform build according ons if you ges. e eat, marble window oak floors. Our builder is concjentious, | honest and reliable’ val tree | bedroom bungalow with full base- plastered sills, rd | staples ath 8ON oe are ir house located tn Ortonville rooms and ‘bath down. en- area. A very good buy at $9,000 tire upstairs in knotty pine, oil . et 2 pettectly and- scaped lots Al) for onl Caries cree cane? 8 6 am. to 6:30 $1, 700 down. This te tral E 5 14399 Pe — oe 3 bam one of today's vest values ves. 3705 or . St. Mike’s@ ' 1 Leds just 2 WE BUILD blocks to school and one BRICK — $10,975 block to sh sary New oll CEDAR SHAKE —- $9,975 furnace, Water softener 2 Tf you are considering building a car garage and quick pos- new home, be sure and see our session, Only $2, down, plans and specifications for an | to qualified buyer. outstanding modern-to-minute 3) (Tt pleases us to please you), Kampsen . pte some REALTORS FI-4-0528 $300 ‘Down| PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE | DAILY AND BUNDAY 610 3 MELROSE FLUSH DOORS TE esa OA oe pte PLASTERED WALLS | Castell Realty 95 | Oakiand rE 5-9459 ALUMINUM —) ROOM A MODERN 1 RN HOUSE. SLIDING ONS) NEW & BEDROOM SELECT OAK FLOORS Comolelalugaexiction heeds tit DELCO OIL HEAT meister et Northera, Lumber Ca home | ulet | near rae. 2 bed. storm windows a Baldwin — for aie ‘e.080 | ) | KENNEDY REALTOR YIT S— Telegraph Ey 41557 ' Co-operative Rea! Estate, ‘Txcnange - | SLICE OF HAM a fe BUCKLEY'S _) _ Tee BEARS | —— fae es 43 ‘ GARDENERS . You'll find —— 1 acre with on nice 2 bedroom modern ungalow. Neat as a pin ideal home ~~ re-, tired couple or small {am- ily. Good west subucban location Owner ‘eaving ~ and wants cash to a age. Only 88.509. F. C. Wood Co. ALTOR Corner peda — Re ve + ine DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE PRETENTIOUS [totaal fetch BEAUTIFUL PINE L. Outstanding buff brick 3 (pedreom ranch home. restricted location on beautiful corner lot with over $3,000 in landscaping. privileges on excellent sandy ach. te standing appointments. two fire- piaces. ultra modern kitchen and bath rater oes other aarariey appoint- EXCEPTIONAL HOME LOCATED OFF JO&8LYN Leite tive terms Carpeted Ii Soeur ih! homens 060. Terms, loa eh firs fruit trees. iaG: 1648 Union Lake — | lots Nice shade. ul ee of jake. ‘Priced at Losey” : — — soar as $8,000, down payment. Attrac- LAKE Mere {9 « fine retirement home. “hot Mat 610, cane rage. a Trocke p.™ TAKE, LOUISE, “GOOD 4 4 RM. ope ie 2 acres, rege, Waterford To shade trees, bus passes door. down. : ee location @ ie. t A MONEY income, - Racers wd sereened - wall car tin “7 basement. buses, Phone | down. 4 rm. Owner. ogonogel dasem ate % pontes: installed, tile on ing room floor Spa _ lot. $1,500 ¢ 300 ee 3 bedrooms — 1 Tot," isee30e CUCKLER 236.N_ Saginav ractive brick and int ol] furnace gas hy 13 ‘4 pect, 3 Waterford. 3 lots only 1] acres and 6 room house base ment, Ortonville area. $1,000 dn ood ¢ rocm house, re cod — Reasonable own GEO. "MARBLE, Realtor €261 Andersonville Rd ___» ___ Phone OR 3- CRESCENT LAKE whship. 1648 Union Lake Rd sible to Piers hd FE 2- Hardwood floors, $49 per mo ineluding taxes, E 40847, or F BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHI = searage, 2 lots. Priced for miles west of $400 dn. a- Waterford via PRIVILBOES 3 le be’ $11,000. 62,000 s above rocke EM_ 3-467! MAKER 2 FAMILY Low down payment wil! handle Fully insulated—gas heat ater heater. 2 FAMILY 5 RMS AND BATH, and bath wu Outside 525 uittemore _St,, Pontiac BY OV OWNER. ROCHESTER, eat ot water, new ol! space heater kitchen and liv- acious ‘» acre | 2-403 $5,100 New 2 bedroom, part bath. Lot 60 z 200 and only $800 down. $50 mo OOK! ‘ljoor. Plastered full bath A good buy - Terms, REAL TY OWNER WANTS E natty. ant ar. ranchette on Mansfield 2 bedrms Jovy In painted basement. i} heat. Fenced yd. $10,400. Payments, aioe o WH $13500 Tow down per ment to responsible party or will accept your equity Cc. Shuett 7400 EF Highland Rd _ EM. $4236 ee GEORGE Attractive 3 H On] Blinds ‘Air Immediate Pian to See This Offering Today. Priced at. $11,800 00 WAL | 3007 W Ruron =) — LAND Bedroom Ranch y redecorated, scenic view. Heat, Venetian Occupancy. Established WEST SIDE BRICK $1950 down for this good 3-bedrm, hom kitchen with cabinet sink, brick fireplace in 22 ft living room, oak floors full basement, 2 car i rage, Near bus, $13,500 total price $1500 DOWN —-— Close in east side home. Ideal for room- ing house or 2- oak firs. stoker heat total. price of $7, baths, ment, low EASY SIDE — 2-bedrm. home oak firs, full With of] heat. front porch, bl handy to $7,950 ONLY $1450 DOWN — Near city hospital ee porch, Ga paved street price. MOVE rar ech? IN Fall large picture w car for 24 W. Lawrence Open Eves Next to the Consumers Power bus. Now at only erms. home west modern kitchen, arage. Extra jot too, 12,600 — Terms FLOYD KENT, Realtor in 1916 Only e, Modern family. All for basement closed ack-top st, ~ constructed home rden space, $8,950 total — Modern of bath, tlled indow, 1'2- FE 5-6105 FF. 4-3569 | _ Open _Evenings ‘til 8 _—— in. Attached rage. Ideal Lots 80 x 325 3 bedrm. brick ranch, ath baths. tar a a yes Somes Near schoo! saat shopping Homes| full tile basement, natural fire- rors ola rere er now ready to select your colors | place Attached. plastered garage Needs fixing $6050. Lng | Located on Milford Rd. ‘4 mile N. cated at ‘onshire (Wood permeate ; Mow) of Highland rd «M5e) pedo) Cred Gab Seah tld Lo y ome in or THEDM: N “M. FELWOOD OPEN COMB AND SON, 4120 N WOOD. REALTOR to 700 daily and Sun. WARD AVE ROYAL OAK. aaa 5143 Cass-Elizabeth Rd > KRUSCHELL tint TAC FE 8-126 or FE 4¢386¢~ | y¢1 64133 _ 30 61528 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW ON 1°) ¥ BEDROOM RANCH, STARTER |~~ ~~ —-——— | sere plot Nicely shaded and ‘| home. Exterior finished. inside fenced. Have spacious rooms. a partly finished. water and al)| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE modern kitchen, with berth cabi- | plumbing io. Near Rochester. nets and vent fan Full basement. | | | | $1509 DOWN IWARD F. -$705 DOWN - Ver: __For Sale Houses 43 3 1 FAMILY BRICK, A REAL BAR- Can be handled with $1650 rick om Norton Ave, 3 Family brick in South East part of to Pull price, 96830 66 W. Huron 8t 2577 FOR SALE BY OWNER: ON OGE- maw Rd, in Indian Village. 3 rh. place, large livi dinin car garage. Lennox furnace. 1 Call FE 2-6054 Marshall Blvd. Vacant all white € — a r pane . New peer ates kitchen, wired for elec- tric range, new tiled — = richly carpeted living and Sasocneat’ ing eons. Painted Uisalte papery noche wie raed ple Geraee! Only $2,500 down and you can move right ia. West Side—6 Rooms Lobe located = near meet Gas is anxious for quick sale. Price 99.700, easy terms. Pioneer Highlands —— 2 tet Dave siteet. Tiked w on qui bares otre: kitehen pons | Lao Pa basement and nee ree ore heat. Cyclone fenced L, usd car garege and dog enne!. Pa lake privileges. pric bed eountry age KINZLER REALTOR ww. Huron Ph. FE 4-325 = Eve Ph. FE 2-0829 Multtpie Listing Service bome with smal! acre. —“— DRAYTON PLAINS AREA : New in 1954. Owner-butlt and oc- | cupied. Pull basement. oil AC furnace. Electric hot water heat- er, lots of room for recreation All oak floors, plastered walls, coved celling in living rear with picture window. The large kitehen poole dining area bas Por. mic dreainboards with tile back. Abundance of cupboards. large full bath with tile sides ac t Fenced-in rear yard Large Maple trees tn front. Owner has bought a larger home. Possession quick. if neces- sary New screens and storms Priced at $10,000 — $2,500 down. street 3 rooms on first floor, . . . 3 & bath on second. Full base- O&O Ft. of Nice Sandy Beach ment sutomatic ot! heat, ree ee \s abe foto plate apy ere cement biock nice bathin ach. ,Nice lawn | & old shade trees This vear enrene: Oniy $2500 dow around home has a full basement | ,, . . with pew oil. furnace Dining | Near Webster School m. 2 béefroqms and ful) bath 2 bedroom bungalow in good Enclosed heated ‘ront_ porch condition in excellent residential | Also a 2car garage Price in- area. Moder kitchen with | ~ eludes rowboat and oars Power breakfast nook basement. ewer oad eereee. oe ane storms and screens. insulated se v Tm ex Lot, 150, ar garage. $10,- ssession. Priced at $13,500. $3,- 500 tare seteee: + down = Suburban Ranch Practically new 2 bedroom mod- ern ranch home plus utility room and attached garage Ex tra large kitchen with dinin, area, diming ell, carpeted living heat, aluminum siding, storms and screens Sttuated on well 0 room Automatic oll radiant landscaped lot, extra Open Eves" Rte co ee ters _10 to 5 lot available. $12,600 — Terms. | 4 Bedrooms—Lake Priv. ld | Attractive 7 room modern home | situated on 3 lots Large kitch- en with dining area dining | -—— | room, screened front porch, full Pr . basement with knotty pine rec- Is THE “BIRD* TO SEE reation room automatic gas ice = 4 zs heat and water heater Includes \\ EST BLOOM FIELD carpeting Garage, Poxse FRONT. KE OAKLAND 85 4400’ with some trees landscaping. Block wall on lA large 10 and 1 side stone fence across fron NITO LA"E | large let leveled off ready to bulid ay ®@ good neighborhood MEGAH LAKE 100 x 276° ane in a controlled neigh- borhood “BUSINESS I8 GOOD AT LADD 8" / | OPEN SUNDAYS les Dixie Hwy Drayton Plains | OR 3 31231 256 N or M24 ‘LAKE FRONTAGE Fee Sele Revert Dee 44A and bait =. $9000 down. Ed Collins, wiston, Mich. rm home, 5 room mode: PAUL Mt sabes REAL L estas ie] ONTY a ou want & este We hove “Just the ‘he lace. +r cal closed t and back porch. $00 ft. of frontage on Scott Lake and 3 boats, 2 smaller Seale — ou can leave the rea doo of city | Lond behind for just $2 down. Co: dream? You home with a age and 3 beautiful rental cabins for sale. The rentals are jfurn. and just waiting for sportsmen or vacationers Rm for more cab- Siow down . little, live a onger. Enjoy the things that least, Come in or call. north you could Six acres with is ae ® quiet, only 3 as west of CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 403 Community aly = — \PE 4-4" PE 13s) For Sale Pareer 48 WANTED. TO RENT OR BUY, small farm 3 c ast Soarecm: a Apply Pontiac Pree Box 66 196 =ACRES. nad MIL: = ae aes miles bar 4 Acres. ready and plenty of other farses. KE bot Sunday. 9312 Crescent Beac' Seed) Semverchiows Ws oes | ORTONVILLE 7 ROOM MODERN b psc rece: fe car garage. Basi ot acreage. Ly tails West ‘ot Mis. 145 Grance Hall Rd. For Sale Lots 4 ~~ 6 LOTS WITH 12 FRUIT TREES ‘for sale cash. At Leonard. OA 86-2692 CLARKSTON ESTATES 70 ft. in Clarkston Estates. lot pay ie buy at $850 terms can arrang Clarkston Real Estate Inc. 20S. Main Clarkston, Mich. __ ___ MApile__5-5821 2 LOTS 100 x 150 PONTIAC AC _WAT- kins Lake Estates. PE 5-3713. 20 ACRES Ideal building site that in- cludes 2 small tion you should see—at only $8,000. FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W: Lawrence - FE 5-€106 Open Eve Next to the Ceanamere Power “IDEAL HOME SITI 2 well-located lots on Adan.s ; hOnly $700 each or $1,300 tor, both. k. G. HEMPSTEAD. 102 E HURON STREET 48284 Eve. FE | 2-3971 rd AND GARAGE “FOR BALE. NEAR CLARKSTON 68 acres. ‘» mile of ‘ake front- age Just 2 miles northwest of | Clarkston, with modern 3 bed- | . worth about $20.000 | located for subdividing Engineering is complete & ready | fer roads. owner muss sell Total | Price $65,000 with $15,000 down | Por further faeue and appoint- larkston | Keal Estate Inc. 2s 8 Main. Clark ton, Mich. M Aple §-5A21 Z | NEAT, CLEAN COOLEY LK. CAN- | al front Completely furnished | $6,900 with $900 dn. | | Bogie Take front 114 car garace | Perfect beach Nice wooded lot | $10,250, easy terms Long’ Lake front summer cottage Furn 2 boats $7,950 with $050 dn. | | White Lake priv 2? bdrm Mehogany paneled living Yoom corner fire- | Call FE 68-3526. LOTUS LAKE CHOICE BUILDING lots. Will sacrifice. Call FE 8-0424 _after 5 p.m. MA 5-1361. ROCHESTER 1 RD i‘, ACRES. 100 x 658 FE 8-3425 fle ACRE. LOT WITH 4 0 FRUIT | _trees. OR 3-8001 2 ADJOINING LOTS. 50 | by. 200 each Drayton Heights. Apie _b 070 ee BUILDERS MORE HOME 200 lots 100 streets well restricted, Rocheste: $30 per it or more. Cah of terms. H Ray Judy, owner Lincoln 2-1620 ~ BEAUTIFUL ~ ILDING SITE s N LAKE 4 lots bape street from lake privilege lots $4400 cash, RIDGEWAY REAL SAE 075 Baldwin Ave FE 4-2603 et ~ é ON | aa 160° on front — 120° deep. Full basement Cass Cake Zon | Subdivision. $3. 000. ZL gin 64274 piace: extra lot included. $11.250.| ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES. re Vite $2.250 do x163 ft. lot with basement. 2-114, 145 _Gateway Long Lake front, vear round home | Neat as a whistle +10 900 with ‘BU IL D NOW $1,000 dn In our weil elias Pel tales | Hills, Estates Extimates freely aS Trocke given from or plat a or yours HERBERT C. DAVIS | | 1648 | Union Lake Rd EM 7 MR & MRS - MICHIGAN Lead a more abundant life fer] the REST of your days in beauti- ful Lake Huron Sand Beach sub- division NO §& Call NOW for colorful: literature and = com- lete information Brownell Real- _'ty__ FEdera) 2-8837 _ PLANNING TO BUILD A THREE-LEVEL HOME? | WE HAVE A PERFECT 00 FT LAKEFRONT LOT, SELLING AT $3300 VERY EXCLUSIVE, HIGH- Y RESTRICTE i A 8 REALTY CO 382 AUBURN AVE FE 43393 yl AL AFTE $ | OR 3-420 FE, 2-7053__ | ULTRA-MODERN i ! LAKE ORION 5 year old ranch, excellent front- age Practicaliy new home | Has completely tiied kitchen gnii { bath Picture windows, carpeted | living room, landscaped lot with sea wall and dock Near schools j} On pared street Sacrifice $12,750 low down payments and eas y | terms : By Owner. MY 3-2880 | BEAUTIFUT, LAKE FRONT HOME: | on Loon Lake with 75 ft. frontage on Dixie Hirbway. Cottage and apt. included $110 a month tn- come. OR 32-7754, t re } | 4 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT HOME. | | Pontiac Lake 2029 Kineston. OR | | ) BEDRM | full bath, FE uae POSSESS, - | house. Lk. priv., 2-3853 | TO SETTLE A AN E ESTATE. | MUST sell 240 lots with priv. on Cass and Elizabeth Lakes, Waterford Hoe and Pleasant Lake, West Bicomtieid a rom one up. | RED SE \ _Rd. FE 2-9170 nase ‘Case rally, WALKINS LAKE {| @ rms Nand bath, .arge screened | | porch. new well, electric pump | septic disposal, new kitchen and ,» bath garage ake privileges | $4950 Terms For particulars call | Lt J _Owens Broke: ofa OR, 3-1450 WATKINS LAKE @ rms. and bath, brick home. 3 bedrms , fireplacep full basement, automatic off heat and lake privi- legeés, Sandy beach, 'g block from lake, $12,500 with $2,500 .Dn_ For particulrs call F J. Owens, Brok- |_ er, OR 3-1450 For Sale Resort Prop. 4 44A | 4 BEDRM HOME ON Lake For particulars, 3-9300 EXCEPTIONALLY ChEAN 2 BED. PONTIAC call OR | room house furnished, large liv- ing room. Kitchen & bath. 2/| giass porches basement, 2 car garage. Located on x 200 lot. Variety of fruit trees and aoa Lake Brixicess. Short block rom Hwy. Bacar EM 3332 LAKEFRQNT LO 5 ft of lake OT near Clark- . ston Ideal for small home or summer cottage Only $2.200 with $500 down Hurry —it wor, last! Clarkston Real Estate Inc. .20 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. > MAple 5-5821 NEW 24X20 CABIN WILDWOOD en Eves Till 8.30 ‘ Shores on -Tittabawassee River, $1500. FE 46900. own | “BUSINESS I8 GOOD AT LADD S |2 Oxford Mich IWARD FE. 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. LAKE LOTS Are rare! We have four adjoin- ing lots on Pontiac Lake They an acre of building site. price is $4.0: $1,275 apiece. INDIAN VILLAGE. One of the |. lew remaining lots. orl EAGLE LAKE. DCROFT SUB 2 low: 64x306 64x318 $1250 eac Privileges, 2 wil NE and Realtor FE 2-0474, 83 N. Telegraph Multiple Listing Service VACANT LOTS 7” WEST SH Beautiful sjightly rolling lots with a view 100 on blacktop street, FE ¢7114) location. {t excellent mart- on property. M24 tust north of Greenshield Rd AS ISIE Large parcels in a controlied neigh- borhood. city water on street Some corner parcels. Approved mortgage area, as iow as ADD'S OPEN SUNDAYS 4286 Dixie Bey Drayton Plains 4256 N Lapeer Rd «cr M24 ___—s—~*FE 35-0201 For Sale Acreage 47 OXFORD ACREAGE 60 acres of scenic, partly wooded land. In the heart ef the beautiful Grampia> Hills nr Oxforil 8 and 10-acre parcels tor homes. or amall farms ted In Oxford- Large barn on Reasonab'e terms MEAGHER REAL EST .TE __OA \ 8-312 | Partridge 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE WATERFORD— GRAVEL Located in the center of Watert ford Township, this 24% acres! with @ gravel pit. is « double val- Us After gravel is sold, FE $-4311 | 90. Think of it ONLY. Humphries. Open Evenings | } wide | age commitment availabie Will bulld to suit NORTH SIDE Rolling country style living on 100 | ft wide lot. Some hill lots. Ex- cellent drainage. easy to drill good wells. black top streets. con- trolled building to promote a/ beutiful neighborhood Salesman $250 ANTRIM COUNT FE 42577 Lake privilege lots on 6 Mile = > ee lake. Ideal for cabins and hunting 75 ACRES sites. $450 and up, $100 down cou } aie per 7 one in or Potdl A farmer’ a farm, imal m odera 4120 'N. WOODWARD AVE. ROY: tirana Boece then AL OAK LIBERTY 90-1000. ral with drinking cups. house, 2 ea .. Corn ; Caeve- - SAND lailatl eribi ana thieken rage, Corn completely furnished. 13 ft. front: | 1 r age. perfect sand beach, exclu- 10 ACRES sive resort colony 95 miles. Call 1-8246 or see Decoration Da mf. 7 ACRES. YOUNG ORCHAR = ral Realty, Ortonville. FE R FARMS aND ACREAGE call} Rutledge re OR +1111 Rochester Country Estate Excellent for ridin horses. rin, s and Bietely dtenced. Shown by ap- poin iL eslie eR. _ Tripp, Realtor W. Lawrence Street Evenings rE 161 or FE 44278 WANTED: TO RENT OR BUY, smal) farm 3 4 rooms. Apply Pontiac Press Box 66. Sale Business Property 49 2 LOTS AND HOUSES ON THE Dixie Hwy across from Hatchery Rd. Piains. single, partitioned for re in front, good tnocome $15. io cash or terms. OR 3-1972. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE OPERTY FOR SALE or lease, 5000 ft. ee zone *M-l. near ““Gowstowa, 5041. APARTMENT HOUSE, 9 UNITS income of r month. Will sacrifice for $5, down, Balance land contract, 248 Orchard on _Lake. FE 80344 For Light Manufacturing Modern 40 2 60 building of solid construction. ter tful location Tu MBRE E & GREGG 1565 Union Lake Rd. eee ee _Eves_EM 33197 or EM 39708 Light Manufacturing 3 acres, 806 feet road frontage on main paved highway. City wa- ter, gas available Good 5 room house with rors Reasonably priced at $23.650 — terms. Auburn Rd.—Large Home 190 feet of fron near Utica, {80 feet deep on side streets Large home in excellent condi- tion presentiy divided into 2 apart- ments, Owner's apartment has 6 rooms. fireplace, I's baths, other 2 bedroom apartment rented for | $60 a month Divided basement | with 2 oi] steam furnaces. 2-car warage $28, - Terms. Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS =| 28 EF Huron | __ Open Evenings and Sunday Ue) LOSING MY SHIRT _ 600 down. $70 a month, commer. cial building with nice _ living —Suarters. FE 8-2851 | HOT SPOT ~ business on Elizabeth Lake Rd Excellent location for drive-in or commercial business. Plenty of parkin Lebo Reason- poll rLrfapesk ee La! Make your RT D. "RILEY, BR KER $09 Elizabeth Lake Rd. 4-1157 NEW MODERN BUILDING ZONED manufacturing. Gas heat. excel lent Pure on bury tntersection, 8000 ft. Terms. Box 95 _tiac Press, | Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A y WC He FOR STORAGE OR LIGHT BUSI- ness drive in basement dry and fireproof. 595 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2-3431 days. FE 2-8668 Eve- Ning INDEPENDENT GAS STATION IN operation doing good business on Main St in Clawson. Lease at 1 cent per gal on gas, low inven- _tory Phone » Lincoln ) 1-1210, | OFFICE AND CO! CIAL BUILDINGS. granh and Hazel RAY O'NEIL, Realtor (62 8, betas Bay 9h bd | Eo 3-7103 er re 30 A gee Co-operative Real Estate Exchanze R- Tele- | FOR LEASE. 3,500 8T FT., COM- mercial garage, gas station, large out-door parking area, near town. _ Write te Pontiac ac Press 62, | For Sa r Sale ¢ or or Exchange | 50 NEW HOME FOR OLD HOMES ' We can accept trades on these hew 2 bedroom well-constructed homes. located in the city of Pon- tiac Have tiled b oll forced . (What have | youre to trade? ears Real Estate. | Hu papel ee FE «e492 or PE tat Business ; Opportunities $1 FOUR STALL SERVICE STATION al for subdivision m ranch hone included. $ 500 with $10.000 down PARTRIDGE FE 4.3581 W. HURON oer dacurenee™* the 7 of REALTOR 1050, REAL ES THR For lease by enor Ol Company, two Hoists, good location, fre sonable Invento fs y, attractive Tental terms, further informa- _tion, _Phone +1511. an STALL SUPER SERVICE S8TA- tion. Very good location, low in- _Yentory. _ Call FE 2-9173. HOT DIGGETY!!! ceuaron asa aro ‘restaurant, All Sas supplies and build- Pia Tacag tt S70 wn, $65 per mo. EWAY ne Baldwin Ave. AURANT LEss than $500. OA 82845 ar OA 6-2461. GIFT SHOP. WELL ESTABLISHED. Livin, uarte if 2536 _Dixie ey, OR 3-7211 tee NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER ¥. beer and wine and stock, com- _plete, 48 Pu n and used. *tmane Nap lete equipment. Lape Ailes soft woolen sing. ‘oods es Co, L 47-4416, or Giesdet 1-0574, G R Haan To SELL. REALTOR : PAR . ze FRIDGE 18 THE “BIRD ‘ pe Ps ey 2 , ag Lo Figs ee ore i's Dt f ¥ pes AT eS j ; fia d od ee SES LO 12% | eae Sas | os i - = a xe € { - 3 fol jee ae é 2 nf k tg? f ji Mg Pee oe Ho aA - . ye vt J}, | nk / f v4 . 1 * = { F : ‘ \ 5 SIE ‘ en e i s ‘ ‘ " ° oy 5 r ot ee / 4, 4 Business Opportunities 51] Money to Loan NTIAC exes. MONDAY, MA¥ 26; 1050 |? _THIRTY-SEVEN. : in \ 33 - n @ a , . Y (State Licensed Lenders) Sale Household Goods 57 CARNIVAL ; by Dick Turner | Ca - - TY-SEVEN 5 ~ mer 5 6 saa ae DOWNTOWN 25 a : Cameras, Equip Equipment ¢ G1A| Wood, Coal & Fuel 67| Sale Farm Equipment 76 > ss eye) Ca’ , . RESTAURANT {000 ig amilies wo tes, . | PRER, come auD ont |sean cecmane. a: One of | finest. and ‘ a $ vee fake “ott? ha best eq rooms, - Recomm d : $-6615 Vany * U U : ? r4 bathad over ‘An unagual op- : en STamore, eq, 61305, coms G55, ington. "MA —_ | Op= spec, $9.95. ee ree “wor buy later AD. money | at bitte meet Ta Seri oO bel ake, ANTIQUES FOR EVERYONE, 2406 > ee in , y iwy sss MA 5-5 811 car necessary, vs will BOL Yestment ot ioe 5 vd [ ps (next te “banks geeties Dre . Recrea- Furniture pos Gallasher’s; 18 Bie et Sale Pets 69 GLEN Te Acros AND OUR ured; you m be respons: Otica 45463 OT a a et iture lance LL. eee _ SALA APPA | ion, FE 48844 Sees Fence he ta eevensible.|one block Worth wereas, ire BEAUTIFUL FRENCH PROVIN- 3068 Orchard 3 Ue * aPINET PIANO ALMOST WEW. 12 MALE REO. BRITTANY SPAN. 'Bolens & Wheel hors start at once. Write for interview trom bank cial furniture, breakfront with Kee: a Be Party with good credit can take tel puppies, EM 3-3352 ane ee ee : . Genk, ‘sna es epee) | re san o Harbor car over payments of er S BEAGLE PUPS FOR 8ALE tractors, Several good “LET’S TALK hostess wehait and wedder” back ~ USED TRADE-IN tine Presson hs Pos: | Qoed stock 10 8. Marnnan afier| Used tractors. Also pow- i Pv e ‘ a * : BU SINES S retary alli “turgutat"sogaulsg DEPT. UPRIONT PIANO. $38. AKC COLLIE PUPPIES. er mowers, Evans Equip- eS 10:00 to 12:00, 7.00 to 9:00, 286| Occasional chair volte be eos FTN ER oe rated: — ment, 6507 Dixie Hwy wa Dr Chest of bite L SPINET| akc RB <0e 1¢ ilwy. x ELECTRIC —onver. | Su" f EP andr Beno $14.05 he ~ piano, 18 B. Huron, FE 4-096. ee ANY) MA 5-7878. Don't Bea 4 ety DR’ Gas sy Loend SSeENOREAE od “Look! Just write the ! Sale* e Office E Equipment 6: Cee eee ee ea | Dav sey Rip \ Van Winkl wad ‘maialled Mo cows payment.| OO" eed shies $24.50 e the speeches! Never mind the stage S e Equipment 63 | ane ae ee erict doe PE DAVID-BRADLEY GARDEN TRAC akle down payment. nresser, chest +. $20.50 directions—‘duck,’ ‘weave,’ ‘ oe ’ yrs. eld. Good waich dog. FE | ‘©! Drags cultivator, hillers. Sic Now ts time to check into xXITa ast $2 per week. Maytag washer, late | RCA Televisic atid bed ...... $39.50 . ve,’ ‘bob,’ ‘run’!"’ | ART METAL DESK. 66° 44149. + wle bar & r blade. Used hap roving, grocery rith delight- Hh eo ry cond’ $39. ‘Phone ret ee trees cubis ponder desk chair, Basor desk weuaee aoe ake r PERKE AT STUD My i aut me 9520 Forked %. Location is cae . . Apt. size el . condition, most je, | OR 33607 _ (M15), Clarkston. ideal in small town S BOTTLED aren eas Sipe sive electric range rs e | from nearest chain ‘mar et. "Now e€rvice gave NEE Pha. com ANY ITEMS 2% For. Sale Miscellaneous 60| For Sale Miscellaneous 60 > Stor E apa ~ A at ale pans eB a geoy lhM pence Pm ,000 per ve you can borrow _Fetmaington MA 6.3345. a : PIL A Sale o ipment 64 soxen i Yaa ™ thoro oper year Your! co sigature, “car ef furniture, THOMAS "ECONOMY Cleanup Time Is H NEW GALVAN was oe 04 soxeR. 3 OLD. REO Ppp aoagyeelll edlh oe pgm + a you will not be disappointed. Own- 3 made without endor BOTTLE GAS ~URNITURE CO c Cre | ve tm. cat) ft. wormed Ltteal, eC FE 5-491, 183 Pernbarry D: sould Garis “hareaiey somes er will consider your home hes coed at etal ned ors] New FURNITURE CO ome im and see our new deco-| » lengths 11%e 0) 2 et Uae eet COUN- | GOCKER a sale rte ae y satis trade. ~ reat Up rtd siren Complete: instal- 361 8 Saginaw St. xatens = he cegpie the new “Level- * Save’ puonallin ips it | ter. Cheap. FE ¢-s602 - - 8 4) poppin © came and carry basis, Drive HOUSEHOL Sethe Ges’ On $8 plus = Kenyon PONTIAC. MICH CH RE as ire 171 8 aaina NO surr uy Mew COMPLETE, | GROCERY = Ken- rede ‘Also pred eee D BARGAINS ~~ | tot 8 squirrel na Fe sense!” re, EELinbieas | Wats” nee Vie : doing $5.000 pe — FIN i Table ~ ae LOSING OU halistae Aunceuipmenciia tap acyeretieg NCE Fines ppc S Se tniaid le Weas) _338Opayte nd Pe''save2 «| Sale Sporting Goods ¢ Gass nécwswemy paentyect Corporation of Pontiae Table. mod. hg ed oe hr sets paint oe NEED AUTOMATIC apron. to CN toa f — Sac St Kay Bid, ee Hr Trade-in’ Leclcum Sean xi, HI ? Cc UA LUNGS. NEW AND UEED. . oor bone FEdera) 4-0855 Small hese he S 3 : et pureet ¢ EAT ? ? atom erased air, 00 Parkhurst. Sl ‘ec! MICHIGAN BUSINESS | GET CASH QUICKLY | Youn 6 ee 3/ Table M ] SMITHS, 357 S. Sapien Direct factory. priced, on. ollfired bre ROLLER SEATES. SALES CORPORATION Up to $500 We Sur ae it 'on reape odels | crctom PERCES. EaTt- ORS Sols Sore LIVE BAIT : akland Furniture 4-6509 | sareu JON A LANDMESSER. BROKER) 18 to, 1068 104 8. Saginaw PE 2-5523 and Consoles ~ DOORS LAWNMOWER SHARPENING a rs roots, — rapn Rd. | tite. core Bring your | CHROME DIN ca Seil air cooled AND | waders, ‘Naost deals ETTE as- 9 ing out inside and service outfita. fiy FE i tithe: Most deals closed in 30| “semble thes+ yourself and’ eis Ob doors lees than ide Pontiac Lk On sani. | aad reel wier harness, Park At Our Froxt_Door niture. rod ade on fur-| four chairs ne xe. 12'y" = $22 prices. Cabinet oLD a bells fiat fish on nooo niture, signatures abd other se-| {o9'g9 "These are, new. 1086. Ce- 17" -_ 8, bey “cent Hardware ot 20 | OLD, QanaGks | REPAINED TO! ANDERSON HDWE. | MANAG NTED — signs, famous make, i PLYWOOD rage. om your se Immediate iad wan oe popular colors O od po bene ALL GUARANTEED 1488 Baldwin A.. Ls rege, But ia new garage dours. ay FF te or spare time. : r values. Full jor spare time. Wellestab- ak] and Seco teres wes, | Michigan W AITE’ S TV DRAW TITE HI’ HITCHES sof ACHOUD WRECKING GO ~, Bt. & Bun. ee owner supervisor distributership mae ROME Ok CADMIUM 300 FLESH SOOKE SLIDWTLY QURS — BUY fcpsean cate’. Your, soca) es'/Loan ( 0 LOTHES DRYER. OAS. Downstairs kind bolt to the f Gamaged. reject all sises up to oye pet ness. No sein ver experience nec | MPANY | exceptional vaiue. Emenee: UPRIGHT PIANO, t38 pouhmaten of ere rame ay i Tataior dow Pant a essary. Following qualifications: 902 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO. aeegcent 100 Orcbard Lake Ave_| USED GAS RANGES 2050 AND enon 31st | owe Bet Walnut Firat Sa to own permanent busi- F' E 206 Man Fea ned MFURN.| up RB Munro Flectrie DEATH IN PAMILY FORCED Bop before somginut, Lake Ra. | Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 ; _with rug & ped 40. ty . oe bem gress ‘=. of ehee | ve 2- C1208 mis cote required) which oe tears cable. 6. ugneinered | Be POINT TRONER, 040.96 | 5ouni Mena BTW) | but botere @aree ne OO | 42 TOP, cavsMED stone, | “meie 2 is sesared’ ce Grenation =e ie. 4 upholstered | New Hetootnt dishwasher fis DOUBLE BED. SPRINGS AND |§ IN” TABLE SAW AND” id IN. pp between 3 and financial assistance available Smali 2 chair dinette. con. | New Norge Gas 28 at up Tesla ree 2 eas,| lawn mower. OR 3-0404 a? Seuart. Call any time, PE! §Ace inet tidetatrainn | Need $500 | Sere ot 7 88 | an Brice * Pyar sila, af nat | POG TOR, | Tor SOR -PIEL GARAND | apuunaea ap age = nm - address phone number so per-| With fast, t, courteous service and Y REFRIGERATOR. APT. SED FLECTR ue wie acne eal value’ 00.00" Seo’ our complete ve. | -~Sretec— Bue 22. whee ean ian FUreume. yy 8 aaa _ Borat oy lol Ge) mesa arranged. ‘Then payments to fit your budget? woreing. shelves on ¢ ws RED ELECTRIC. a ooo Lb oo for very —— a-i ts Sot. FILL, wand AND _ AKC reg. Lawiand. OR'3-4620, wt. Sox 47, Pontiac: you should visit cus new mod-| Wer condition. Only $48.95. "ATER HEATERS house values. Michi- and cinders EM Pontiac . Opdybe He, rn offi ‘ aos! TWO OUT OF frm ciie, so convenient fo pak ane "e130. SPECIAL CLEARANCE. EXTRA SPECIAL an Pivorescent — won" 08: aL FURL Enos more NINE LRT. THRaR | Si vale wie conga ere new pri. | Cai 1 FOR, RR YOUR FURNITURE LIKE NEW ALL WELL KNOWN | ga ee pe ‘Se .. 2S GOOD USED LUMBER. mek ate be They are (so- | {railer. pow. artric eC us your ao hivy SOrH seein Ch “SMALL RADIOS TAKE YO n PICK Bb ft. We will rip to ye beg bump year ’ K 1 TOP SOIL PLACE bint. ba np aes but very amart.| Siew . condition. OM ne Working of not. PE 5-8755 TERMS CONSUMERS POWER aoe, PRICED a m & VE erty or home near Detroit. é NS $600 TO $1,500. EASY SPINDRY WASHER. LATE | $320.06 pot ad bes Hi R‘ret_p180.00 you atest cclpasee Sod od °S Seca Builting oreo eee pied FEAT fOF , = Ls iv de ‘ , Trav WARD F. PARTRIDGE] 5aena™enery, 7 eet _ Shame Model Only 60098. MT) yg" Norge Doren eae 0 BERRY DOOR SALES CO. grilidoninns,_O%. tee REALTOR FE 4-3581 tee nome additions oF nike new Take ‘over ators $279 95 ‘Norge auto. washer tine 0 8. Paddock _ 0203 Piy wood oft tee ne, rie hn abd protthen as H rad 7 OF he 1050 W. HURON < payments of 187.46" $239.95 Norge 30-inch auto. GARDEN TRACTOR, 22 RIFLE. ‘AUL ST. me Nerdvare R BROWN Sa aon, BAND, GRAV- i ' i or enclose for Power zR CO. ; m-2 ‘Open_Eve. 1 1 8 houses partly constructed. Simian! Doctor vasa © ay ny Con ein gover mower: Call EM 3.0087 aft. Eh gt Ee KE RD. Sint os Pe ‘oaeT JARDE —— o build a earage or on re @ & gara ho: Gas ag Ted ii — Ore ATES LOA Spe. ‘WIDE. wecond mortrages o- PIE a 4 YEARS TO PAY heater 30_ C gu rE Sais DERLIC TANKS Gas ox icaeas Ps arovel ur. 4. . Se eee Piola pid = paseesiae elses = Sale FE 58199 | 8 a8 LLING ak ‘EAD. VARIETY Tnotalled i desired 4 ee. horse PES et eared orn PE +1113 ES o of the best| —conac_ or phone FE 44729 0 tore, 7 miles out estred. . COW MA! ~~ : Ser ee ens seme 0m So | eee re Hors ams: ig: Spell GELDING. KING BROS. we per ear, Tele ace Shab tl _ 35 1 HANDY MAN HAND GARDEN |p — ae ee Special 9630 Cw MANURE ze Yel bee be YOUR 1H. c a t REEZER Sie. Lizabeth i pratt of a or Txcepucnaily (BUILDING LOTS, WORTH s200 ee LVN ie Boren nch as fee ate FE wood and steel Oe MawORE POR aia IDEAL FAMILY COW. Youn aE reer te ace aioe giiiag) tag egeemeg ar nae won wees! Turry in Only 2 (PIECE “LIVING (RM suTrE. | _ba00) Clothes Posts GALE. isd | mile, butter eg cream, 3 yr.| Auction Sale 77 to handle 9. Van Welt: | me FREE STAN ARAVEL LOADED ? - Real Estate Service of Pontine SHOE param MACHINERY FOR Byte, for sale. MArke et op | Es y double taal BEE sigs BENSON LUMBER CO. DRIVEWAY r GRAVEL, LO ik ee: are a SAlgi EVERY WEDNES. ; ; r on meee WKS. OLD. 6430 HAG- wnt's. eee Realtor | TIN ELECTRIC WOW WASTER. 5 Sets Left shai rege Con complete | 3 Poin colored bath sete with iced SEPTIC Tawné.-AND_PIRLDS 1 Pe ToP soi erman Rd. D. ‘E rs pho FE 4-05: Chea : v ! i ‘ Sale Land Contracts 82), a ae For band sew or | Deluxe foam padded with a bRaND NEW SUNBEAM 5 50,000 imeaveE PLUMBING SUPPLY. _trenehin ere tems rt aint) $ yas. ber $10, Sr Bag A ~ Wanted Livestock 7 73 30 ptt —— SWAP 1¢ FT WOLVERINE waor.| Chrome finish. In gray,| y#h sefé ot = re sne |” SEPTIC NKS | a eaten “ : he tae sh. gray,| with saféy pilot and thermostat PTIC TANKS FILL DIRT. FREE. COMMERCE | WANTED: CATTLE ae T. ” 2% Disc OUNT inboard, oe rerrcootes nmetor | Pv cllaw and grcen, Regi-| farvecne. ‘sis, OR 32180 477 3" 4x8 | ve REINTORCED, CONCRETE a le 3002 |" ORecnleal vera, 2 ocak Laneted 3% wailes con on " “4 = : = . = ee Com able, s1ot" per month om par. a eat 21 catin crutser, a ly €119.95 now $79.95. i AM cea — | sol PIPE 0 «6 eR ib wen: | FoR BALE: TOP ® SOIL, VICINITY __ For Sale Poultry _ 74 = seed yy mile south to ton oate e Pontiac Press Box SWAP “40 CHEVIE Ty VAITES FUR oer gaat Wt Ddoot aie 5 C F. PER -| _wiek's, 2678 Orehi . vd and Ovdvke Wholesale ss : Rd. 4 v7 02 > FOR TYPF : RNITTURI min Mounted in «teel trailer 1 ard Lake Ra __ ade ; « 0 or retail. Pick up of deliver it N k cows with ae or bulldozing or sell OR Dow natairs a) a Vell Eee ft yYSCOre oT OR- AL I. SHE DS. ron -2965 between 9:00 and 5:00 ay ew mere rues by tide. ohn ‘Deere : calves ae c “\oT , . aia = —- hs rey ei ” $1,665 DIS ol \ I SWAP IN YOUR OLD MOWER HAMILTON ELEC DRYER He tiers and 2? guns FE $-3698 ial Hae met with 'orkine-deor, | ee a sie res BAN. | | WHITE EMDEN GOSLINGS, revs in hole grain drill, 7 vator, Olver 16 Oniy $4,085 te Fonvie Cera (55 Sr seinen aye condition Only $64 "E1300 a “ANCH » 495 + Payment EM eke Small down _tecnara EM 3-4515 : _ot Commerce Rd. 2 miles north rene ne manure re spreader, 4 room and bath modern home m awn! HIGHCHAIR PLAY 1 i OR ; = 7 xs NOW LOADING. TOP iG je delivery rake, mower a bow Maid’ with 6i.Sen) Gown: erat ict can cinrelisess) Onertan | meee gate: eho TAB ce hae nae ae. ASPHALT i an STOR! M SASH fine old state farin mo L FROM | Sale “Farm | Produce 75 reaeay tek Ganen eu ten tee RLV cent, off on all trellises. Special) End tables Misc. items. All good PREE ESTIMATES. e's FLOOR TILE | Aluminum combination windows | _!0& 7deys FE 3-0266 or FE 01293. miked hay a J. VALUET, Realtor | 8? per gallon. Rent lawn rollers _cond. FE 48871. AUTO. WATER HEATERS, Tea oO -. doors LOW LOW orice! | PEAT MOSS REE puMp * HUNDRED BUSHELS RUSTED wheat, quantity house por f pebband 345 Oakland Ave. FE $.0003| *t0ders. floor sanders and wax HoT- POINT ELECTRIC sTOVE.| ' f. cast iron tubs, 964.06 Re- 9x9 Seb A: FE trucks only, Now loading. seee eid FE | including Woodward piano. Mrs. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE BARNE S HARDW ee, see meats thet: complete. colored bath tu tot $31.11, 3 pe. ei “ae! TIAC COACH CO ____ fo am. to 8 om __ Walton Bivd. See Bud Leve. oe Call after. 4:00, Neomt" King Pp a, ak, terms. iN dridge, C coal 515 Dixie Hwy. SUMP P PPE Pontiac YPLY.| “B’._ SIZED POTATOES, —GOB- Floyd Kehri,_ Cier SPECIAI 742_W. Huron _8t, aN ae aarpoier x manaie ies Q.. ‘'Thompson. 80 | JET WATER ey er $20. a dere “a, oe, h Wash. oa La es re plore, Orhagocs. at r A eepell, eustioncer. Fhene Movelt 2 = Good stx per cont land contract, (WIL TRADE 2-YR-OLD SPRING | gal. installed 129 96 Py {| a-0aL. POEL OIL T A. Thompece 90 8. Perry. __ cement |S) mere. Tren’: “on| fer Biodwin to Clarkston of ot Eepalloet yperematery Secured is) ER SPANIEL, | LIVER AND| stalled 6169.96. 8. Br Mune ilec: Gauge, 18" ap vee ny ca: wi a Sens) Oreneta tobe RAce albot umber ROMP? DELIVERY. 75 tret_tem For Sale Housetrailers 78 m city home on) RoOWBOA Tic Co, 1060 W. Huron. ue = a r Biack dirt or *3-9644 CERTIFIED SEED | ROTATOES. BS oo. ines se per mo) Ut CS CAME Ct adasiss WER SLE a iP SEWER Mow power ee 4", © F Drain Tie Ja paint me nare BPS Gold | ROAD GRA Mage eta a | bg Eg al ort,’ ne) ne Lt wher will diacount $1,150. Ane _ if ashing mechine Sta: Lj _ Rewer Pipe -_ all st an i) Batin Plaste- Tone. loaded. Peat Humos, mixed and 32-0031. evenings for Mr. Brow For. Sale ‘Clothing — Rh grewern pec bee eee and BATHROOM FIXTURES): Younos. oe te of fittings god Breese 1025 Oaklend Ave rates bulldgeing. EMpire| gage —POTATORS CRRTIPIED. % FT. Bovsers - « lrose : gas” rease traps, flue = — ee _ TOES. CERTIFIED. —ccpnmenneenemmemnmaeen wn L. H. BROWN, Real aes ; and coal. Hot water and steam | Lining & wall | TOILETS 84250 VALU aaa —___ | and 1 yr. from certified. Cobblers, ie RO OYAL CRAPY HOUSETRA ,. altor LINOLEU he a i ALUE 82395. | ROAD GRAVEL, 5 YDS. 91. DE- le ‘TL 1362'W Huron Ph FE 2.4810 BRIDAL Gown cnavrity| ty tonice at decks. TT Baldwin | Burdware Tiectnice wspotis, MOrebard Lake Ave SOPH co | Lettres eeaatti ans tee: | sAND OR fein TOO Saal E cer “Eneipe Ce en | = z ; Croce til 7 j ¢ , ', FILL AN Mone cy foll_oan 33. 3° etachable een + heser ep veil LIVING Sao) Gee Ps ber" oe “and it ralranta x Bros, ! oy a L AWN momen wi git aa ralue $74.08 cae delivered any nae TSR I qe pment 76 aluminum. Excellent conden Mate censed Lenders) _ Highlands | HTS SUPPLY ; mont gan Fi F 2 ee P. TRA ee Ut [Nile ereeni Wrideciia dll |More ncabines MAK 20any” CON. —Lepeer Rd FE 4-5431_ St _ ES Abpahtes Ek ; 393 Orchard SAND « GRAVEL FIL CL RT, 2 easmtae Poome Ae > tie ALL AT. | ANDERSON, “3 FE LONG. AIR Is Every on Pressing You; mal. Size 9. ay for- _ bi300: y MI [3 a NCD IRE “CT FROM ~ °K ENTILE. | Ti con REALS TYPE REEL or OR 4152 Howland. EM }- ‘ * Beet Na patanta "PAUCABIAN LPT SLOMINOH Ww vais oo. or Payments? | r been — UFACTURER Two oor \@AND & GRAVEL. FILTERED| Each with one e hives. | Modern. Stool & shower Hot fey ns, gorelabecd h clon feee,| 34312 $25. Call FE mpire ple pe orate (Cm eee oe ear .n business. FHA | Six marbie colors Ox9'— Inch; reneeot ature. as for eer FE qouga Co OR We te er cet al at i “ ome an enviet ik am Park, on't risk losing your | after 6 p. / weuihuitt aimileaceient cony) e hung windows Vente s! work lbeacheall chapt. mores) and\| dannGanhccs 5 HAY mowER Ww WITH Feyments ave, too hignedo ece| WINTER TUX, ae aPPROR a Bie. “Alto large don hare. with Biders, “Picture windows ard) OQ Cents Each | sie tactory marred’ Gait at tac: wan. ‘Toe Gott rin air FE working cond ition, “very. reason PONTIAC CHIEF Oe a ire ee| TOP & hesingy 12.50, 6 : " . MANAGEMENT the cuase nine) cet oon ee SE aie pou Ud as a lS) a) Teedale st sereitien ycies ns oie al LUMBER & tbh ae eee eer ‘aint teesce- | Muirose 150061 or Mamirece 46056 giiraed maior ooet rome Rm. och Gommasity Nott. Bank| © ft widow. Never been used, | mac. P ewes ener & BEEF AND PORK HALF AND) fen Pioorescent’ valde OMich New butiding. 320° 8. Padd able, “Landscaping, E_1-#738 cetyl epee) eg Cap iS | ones Dally 0-5, Sat. ‘til 2. Closed) _ Misc. items 3800 NORGE PORCELAIN GAS RANGE. | sm Opdyke Market, FE ake ave rehard 29784 jock. FE BAND c price. PE 21768 cL, BLACK _after 5 p, re tre tae hee plan. A hl . r ieee ay _ it (BURNER GAS” RANGE POR | -.COOd Condition. $30. M143030._ | Cas 1 FOR eTRNTTORE CET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR | New 2x4". @ to 20 ft € cents a M | “Che edded P BARGAINS pit, | USED FARM | tract purchases” on all com LO AN. | ms FE peste Ninw FaMOUs MAKE Ponrapy, "FR evan” calor painting problems, "Wu: | Used sheeting S00 per Mon | pp tans cat Humus | termutie® ae" cette) HUTCHISO = e 4 And "mise, Seles: a prALNUT. $655 @ month Free "re ne | rubber base or Jelied MERCI asl Stale nee emer > 0 a8 e012) GPeCIAl one ae Ma JUST NORTH oF OXFORD. N 2647 or hight FE 81564 U i nt; free parking in rear| U : Paso D $25 to 500 onsite #8008 PC BLOND DINING "ROOM | OIL te B RMEISTER aoe \Grcuandon L 4 Fuel and Paint, vied French sone: Rietme alums feveling «Red Ball). PE. E1607. ‘BARGAINS : MOBILE 20 &. 20 B Lorene N ern pe fog weight beige : INKS. jogs eRe ie. ‘grav ” Plasterboard _ Tiss onan ve meee) tatters ie sects s TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT, PEAT. Used Ford tractor with Wagner TENDLY SERVICE : . v° Plasterboard ........ $155| LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED & potas sand & gravel, fill dirt, all types, t and back RVIC! FCF ee ee eee 4x84" Pi ENED & These prices cash Sunday pet. | Used TEAGUE FINANCE CO. Teecanieel MY 26186 ene ONE NORGE E ELECTRIC STOVE. x78 Meare 3 18 Je Meade ct re sat weaiitnc wa tte Son to 3 ae au Osc indus tod Farm ‘Tracters.. Rey 202 N. MAIN vou PT. WN MONTGOMERY WARD ees ee Se ee eee LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED. 41 \ i XS) etl . 83 Boys PE 8-1468 if ty Valo ody Drayton’ Plaing, OR 31208 ROC Rosedale Svea Vill $00. 1425| ble, ¢ chairs. ‘Ch a _N. Parke St FE 21311 pierces ing? (en. FE! TOP Soil, SAND, QRAVEL DE 1E% Crean CHESTER. MICH. Rosedale. “aylvan- Village, after | Ketosesn stove Ice box. OL 23006 | 2% Crown Coat n-Q ¢223|LIONEL & AMERICAN| WATER SOFTENERS pea ees Pr $58 py Rates — 8 _Dort_Aine_rint fs $500 a PSAP’ SEWING MA Bam Cement ie 87 vee $2.20 Ad ATER ISOFTENE TOP Sort, SAND, ORAVEE. Fi Fi _ _ i i eRS Lb. LIVESTOCK -Bearm.. suite t i yr id, tise pew. Os0| me it pertgrocad $27 FLYER TRAINS £0000 GRAINS, _DOW-x, 20s | —Céll Bob, OR 3-0848, PE Fone noteutteR” & SON ; HOUSEHOLD Seo Codccna glast, “Gene ms DeSoto Place or PE. #-608 90 Ib. beg forated tape .... $ 90| Authorisea factory service and vbcthad Aaah cdg Aare fe apt TOP SOIL, FI iL DIRT. F ROAD | 82% North Main Roch ir otream Ph ED Se am] the wind” Lampe °huscum RCA VICTOR "ii INS "TELE. 30,10 bag ot 1 rane $118] genuine tactory parts. Pree test | WHITE. SHOE SE ou) oe send ‘Olive _14ne, Noneniet ype” Empire’ Sett ~ | ¥iston. Excellent | 4x8 fir . . . analyser, LER SKATES. Tk at F os sia” cemreseniee Sesame | Cast ee eA Bree tA | ARReR a RURONI RE: | Eres vrectiars ee oe SIES, T CLEARANCE SALE Show CASH NOW Poitow the Sig ee ee REBUILT WASHING | ue | s = tendation $425) Pert. Used TORTABLES, WILL | - Do It Yo ze a aa 3 Us SE D E QUIPME NT at WARNER CAR & TRAILER ante ALE eee ease ie Elec. MAxeecaanire seine acne a urse ord tractors, with Sherman , PAY LATER PL: ‘Linoleum Floor Til e peed Nal Cee eten el hal | ’ ale miss ter tonne Pen POLE diggers and Wagner loader mY ee VE s160 Get cash you cesdl aN al inc lSim ed | Linoleum oe $2 * sine ane er WATER TANK ! BURMEIST I R | Vl 7030. se nvearn Ave, FOR PENT V On Best Quality Eat lege 1 ton Blackhawk trench . Ponrtac bales Me aioatkicina mo anta) Pay ‘surplus P tT “ =f OE eater About 2 ft of 13 SCREENS & STOR 4 ADING NALLY 1? and Hydraulic back fill blade | , can afford Phone write ‘ou | White mee el $10 pipe Rah . nor O M WINDOWR | Floor sander - hand sander, — LIVERED |1 Ford with Everett trencher and MPLETE LINE OF AIR- or come, |RAROLDS | (PAINT & LINO scHAIBL GARBAGE “pisPoOsa North ib. ~ | Pe Ns, . Good condition, $25 wall paper steamers - waxers\ a, Th: oe Hate ‘om t Hydraulic back fil) blade TREAM TRAVE ' 40 8 Saginaw LEvM _e ter Electri a USUAL aay Ke (pate saxo. —— furnace vacuum cleaners Onk.| rated farms in this aren t’h hest Ail are remanufactured and guar- | Pail, BE GROWN BY wat ‘BEN ees StF S| 8197 Coo'ey Lak NEW AND UsED | (and Fue: anc Paint S| (ELC S nile area cf Michi | anteed ahd offered at bargain REPRESENTATIVES WHO wi iKE A REAL CAR OER “= Pontiac EM. 3-41/1 . eM 3.3747 WERS _chard Lake Ave, FE $-6150. peal fa depot: OR prices AN wn Onto aera ALL B. ARK ; as note LATE MOD- |, Teletrach & # Mile Ra: TILLERS, POWER @PRAYERS. | FOR, ; THAT PET PROJECT AT a wtace-paFanay.| PONTIAC TRACTOR TION. L gues FINANCE Co. RGAIN? Lots of e ' Take over rE iaing| A, depos will no “a or LACK DIR Pit : TR . ~ pe tow in the Want Ads! hl en ay omeee ita « | cROREIEABTER GARDEN CULTE| Bose crete wo Chia are et i. bit? Mme iver Sunday, Peon.) & EQUIPMENT CO. For Those : = res Sse. by bod \ call, joler and attachments. 965..0R| 1503 8 Woodwa ‘esvin —_ “ fa .. weeksare @ tor6 waite. oan aia “Your authorised Ford Tractor CANADIAN aah A . : Mile R4. Sicmaehem’ Mi mse. |. Sunde ae i, to 4 Closed every oa dirt and top sol pth, coed | eeala pany =P 1-10 P.M. BAT. _&@ | ° . Y Open Ail Day Sunday” . \ . { ‘ , £ \ f " f , ‘\ ¢ \ 2 / oi * . \ f : . : . ; , be - / - SAE Se A ed AREA C Ma Ay Ae é ‘4 7 / | i ‘i ' FPA big ‘ i | a: { j ts * fies i I 4, % f fg ) * a f pil * iat } } Myed | } Si f Yaa is ‘a ’ 4 , AV ie 4 is o> ! , i a Z ' * | Se pe : A ao a nen x “ poe a aa vo oy ; | ; ~ : os . / . _ f ° : = Cae | THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1956 i Ao | | a - M1 1 Po. Mi , : | Boa's & Ackesbories. 85| MODEST MAIDENS . By Jay Alan| - For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars = (911 For Sale Cars 91] 1 ae SCOTT-ATWATER ‘ - 1968 RY. HARD TOP. 2 . j : onary ) ational | “Sri te nites Tie Summertime Is the Time to me ah of ‘Me OLDS 4 DR. WILL TRADE. NONER _ $350, EM_3-0081. j Ta 8, HORED OO Motor Sales ot TEE! or ponTIAC ; a SAYS : woh Re ER EN ee ba as . ys d : SA ee “We will sell you a car,| “Gr ereelieat condition FE etait ESTABLISHED 1924 oe es even if your ‘credit has OLDg 1955 9 HOLIDA ¥ COUPE. 50 USED CARS MERCURY OUTBOA 2 U; i re haa : Beles gad. ervice PE a been turned down else- mit _pi tet o" or trade. Fi rE Si3i3 YOUR CAR AS _{TONY'g, MARINE EV EVIN ii TNRUDENG- where.” |~"~OLDS 8&4 DR. DOW N PAYME N VT ; POR AS LITTLE as Thi b Ge renee pemyns et glare top, dark green inate red iP ie eee Desoto Piymoutn We eater: | _ Trai ler Sales | 32m. soar oy Th. | stots eatataes es | __O Fara ds oa", ores fine. f Ne Cowie ol g Transportation O Offered § 87 No co-signers ASS Senn Gal Gatland. rE ESBS "pices ab all waite a “Baner le O the BEST e indow AG : = a - a OLDSMOBILE— Sos tose may Ware's © real | 3, SHARE EXPENSES TOs | No furniture loans _PE.+-0251_ __. ina PONTIAC WITH. r Bose Ai anenee | Mnrenyy dams meee Be No finance companies | OEBEMORILE , bt SUPER eas te cringed, i d DEALS" i) a AOE aay eat bare really ohn Ce a FOR! 8. ILLINOIS | No red tape steering. & brakes Delune, radie ined eeu ; — - env In WHEELS an nay . : ; ster, es. Immediate Delivery | washers Tinted glass, White side-| good ine order $167, Call ef -| PLY TO CALIFORNIA 1 ON SCHED- : ; ely) ® running order ‘. Jer*bo Holley Runabout ore ree, uled q earon rlimer, tare caly | We Hold Your Note | fap eo STB alter 630 Bp a EM 3-636 | (54 Ford 2 dr...... $899 753. Plym. 4 dr...’. .$599 Wailers. we. wilt “sell. om "rental Ferry Service agent OR att By ee: Pay Here | PACKARD, PATRICIAN. Loap. | 188! PONTIAC #; ¢ DOOR REAL! i Pl ae Air ae eohed s. Wee. a basis. Parts and accessories, LEAVING FOR HARRISBURG NATIONAL | ved. save $2000 sharp! 4°52 Plym, 2 dr.... *S1 Chev sees trailers to pick f Phone MY = T ht. Couple sh: | pa = ' 2 Sc Sretens to plat toss. Phos cate FEN Sake) Ss Sait Sree ¥ MOTOR SALES i Sees A-L $278. | CENTRAL ’S4 Buick IV dtoy ae euniee Aue pee Aes | 17) 8. SAGINAW $5 Ford S gu 2 ine apri HOUSETRAILER TINY HOME| “Mass ioe 2nd. Riders ®wanted | | ter sale. ¢ enti old. PE 48057. Call FE Tped3?_ anytime | “i ry | Stes pao swear Clans MOTOR SALES . LINCOLN-MERCURY {| 54 Chev. 4dr... $89 Hardtop .....$1899 one SMT JORNEOR GL BOARD | SARE PEXPENEES TO arr No Winding. after) 99 South Bivd_at Woodward PE ¢-ose7 | 0-'-\U M10 I eRe ’54 Ford Hardtop $1199 53 Ford 2'dr..... $644 A-1_condition FE $§-0735.| s.2204 ONLY 9163.49 FOR MY $785 EQUI-|+5) PLY HARDTOP NEW 6 PLY | “PE 43885 153 | 4 °53 Mercury 2 dr.. .$799 FROCK GOING WORTH PART door "Pord-O-Matic. Prefer clean, | fet. Bargain EM 3-000 om SeONTIAC CUSTOM CAT. 9000 | »~ Nae ee 53 De S to 4 dr... $699 Trai eT ah eet vet Glimer et Cr Owens | “FE | 1998 PLYMOUTH PLAZA 4-DOOR 32 Ford 4 dr.....-$ sa te 206 _ Wanted L Used” Cars rs 88 Sumer et “Cy Owens.” FE "TWO-TONE WITH 9100 MILES. GOOD y USED CARS | '55 Ford Tardtop $1744 ‘31 Plym. 4 dr.....$244 | Pee | ing rom cogrou_a_poon | Eh PEM AAT hexbage PR |b Ser gntog wagon dome, | 'S3Dodge 4 dr... 86" ‘Si thudson Jet... $499 4 Exchange VE Ses) | . Fed roma cL Bie Mat aebe '54Plym. 4 dr... $84 '52 Ford Hardtop. .$699 ; | Top Dollar Ay a 5-28 fon at "Cy Owens” PE S410), TT ene | OU O38 Bu wulce Special Pi 52 Nash Rambler ‘33 Chev. 2 dr...... $644 | ANDERSON | Wor Clean Used Cars ® Trucks, ~~ - NO DEALERS WILL TAKE ‘31 OR SPECIAL. (38 Ene aa diss oe Sta. Wgn......$599 53 Ford R. W gn. $899 | CHAMPION ‘ es meena ttaey cvemiearmamscan | a tare a tens eccone Wench) Mend ese '53 Ford Hardtop. .$044 — '54 Plym. Hardtop $999 GREAT LAKES Matthews- | We’ E have to a another yet and a pale of books! L. Daa Barry at “Cy Owens.” rE Crete Lowe mileage Beauta | te Chey Sebane) F400 | 32 Chev. 2 dr $199 "51 Pet 2 dr......$244 Son a 0 Sa a a = = 5 | color bs a : = eae oe St . a BEEMER H | : | (96 FORD DEMONSTRATORS 2) TAYLOR CHEV "ROLET | ’S4 Ford Co. Sed. $1299 52 De Soto C. Cpe. $499 L. 9 and 3 bedroom, 16 to $1 argreaves For Sale Cars’ = 91, ~~“ For Salle Cars 91 Dr V-8. $180 for my equity wii) #pP " SALES 153.0) 2 4 "33 Buick Super...$999 fi 10 ft. wide ayailabig. We fio 211 8 Saginaw at PE 44546 | ~~~ ~ |~ ae i noes comers a Ss Bright Spot walealtaxe MA 41861, 53 Olds 88 2 dr... .$94 53 Buic upe ance #2 low a5 P So pay. Denk rates. a months | Og Scaae TS erat AMD | Traulvever CREE, MARBTOP we Uren O10. terme FEW) FORD WERY CUBAN. nis | Ovebare tteaat om __ | ie OMeS: FE haa i wo we a ot HS A = a = §-2706 be. 2 Hudson a sia ihe reat — ts Sows var Cte etonoe Reet Guesceme hitotad Wes insa DESOTO WANDTOP POWER PERSONAL DEMO | FOR sale | | wy rowriac caratina wanp-1 $11) 0 DOWN DELIVERS “PARTS STORE sare yong WANTED | GM supervisor's solar creme, | feet eecamien gps Cee Lala pe & Heater Low mileage. very LOOK! Bieerings w . W. Tires, Very clean. ; Rottled “LATE MODELCARS. CLEAN AND © ee 5 hitches, overload, springs: PefPie: BRING TITLE. MONEY WAITING aviea SPECIAL 2 DR. HARD- alan) seed _ csen Gal Agusstone a c 956 P | HOWARD LARE, INC{" CARS LISTED BELOW. | rator, stoves, heaters. Most com. [=z _Owens._| 4 : 2105 Orchard Lake Rd -Keego] . - JES pony Seg! GLENN'S capi ne onETWooD, 1952. S FORE, GPM AED PER, aon, 2 and 4 de, mod | PORES DEMO, Se OPEL HL 05> Chey, ¢ ©1982 Pym. CL Cpe. 9 ery cle | Wagons, << : Catalina, 4 dr. Like new Hydra 52 Chev. Cpe. - 52 Plym.-Cl. . yen Eves. & oes oe N | permeate reve wet Oa 7 | els. Seme are demos. | etc.” Will ‘take clean trade, “ SICNMC ! : O51 bord Sta \\ MOTOR SALES . HOWARD LARE, INC. | | reasonable offer refused. Jack} 1953 GMC 3g ton Exp. 1951 Ford Sta. Wgn. Rent nt Trailer Space 79 248 Saginaw ‘a FE ¢7371 | Studebaker _ | 2108 Orenarg Lake Rd.” Keese. 196 Pivnroutn Savoy 4dr. va | — Seebald FE 2-6720_ 1951 Ford } k 1952 Nash Sta. Wgn WE Par TOP DOLLAR FOR = CI{EV. 1956 DEMOS ~ 49 DODGE CONVERTIBLE. GOOD | push button drive’ R&H WW! WILL ACCEPF | 1951 Ford }, ton pickup 52 Nash Sta. Wgn. LXEW_AUBURN pes mpaped T eberp late mode! cars ees * : | 4 DOOR top and motor, R&H, WW. tires. tires. special fury white paint re: boat. tt ( 1953 Hud . or part Concrete oatioe. | side- =| COMMUNITY « A Poe OVERDRIVE New paint. $175 OA 86-3344 light biue trim Many special fea. | sheen. guns cameres a teett | 1952 De Soto Cl. Cpe. 53 Hudson Jet . Fi Righly Ane oe : e : r ures : 22 . ed. Me 8. £. of Pontiac. MILEAGE. PRICED TO" SELL | * 106 MERCURY CUSTOM |? DOOR Af ata nth (e |p Batt Ripay eiems Sood ; « ign opavee: PE sss or FE ae ermwa | 3905 faieecry “bechapughte tone CT ne ene | BIL SPENCE CONVERTIBLES aaa Accosserias 80 MOTORS toaDEd With EXTRAS, | Declan rere te . can help | SHOwn by Appointment | Semel cine Bs - i | Sa 62 Oakland Ave PE 5-929; auto OLASS SERVICE ae Main: Rochenter MBEAUTIFUL BEIGE & COPPER | LARRY - MERCUR ses Ve Push Button’ drive, “RAM. | ‘36 PONTIAC. WILL SACRIFICE 1983 Ford 1954 Ford Z Orass — Blive oe .M, | 2 TONE, LOADED, WITH EX- Automatic O eeminsinn! Radio & WW tires. Sea Bpray Green | _Never_ been Heensed. FE 2-0000 ‘ on asa Brosh nighest "grade of TRAS JEROME heater, Demo. —_ 1982 Chev. 1952 Buick e ee to 8! wr NEED USED CARS AND BEL AIR V2 ni Door SEDAN 1994 Plymouth Savor 4dr R & A | MONEY SAV\ ING 1955 Ford 1953 Chev © ete cere < ka, Get our price before you {2 BEAUTIFUL IVORY AND sit. | ROCHESTER FORD DEALER ‘CENTR AL | “WW tires. Beautiful cherry red) SPECI ALS oo ror . Cv. : DAS = ; Li a Ga Y D L, 1-97 nd white de = ATE s Nive ‘Auto Giese Co_* North Chevrolet's © rd in Goon PLA THAN 100 YEARS . = “ i SPECIAL SALE | Tee] Chee cetet) 3doer eer S a Tire ae Big Lot in Birmingham MANY MORE cnoosr Se GEE | LINCOLN-MERCURY | ° 19 Plymouth Sedan... 8 8 . SPECIALS or s I ROM, AS olde was $195 OR | Cass at Pree Sts. 1955 Ford V-@ ranch wagon 2-tone, | 10 udson rey | eaeescred «= “THE | HIGH “DOLLAR> your CAR DOW Ford Country sedan, 8 passen- FE 43885 R&H The Town and Country car 1960 Chevrolet 2-door case O18 : t er. Mereury Monteciare hardtop. Its nice. 1951 Chevrolet club coupe ans C908 cc a ; . a eg 010 WHITE WALL, 000 reed high grade wed core. We a aa Fora Vv eras Custom, MERCURY sa STATION “WAGON | # nic tees caret caked coaaG Peel org 1955 Ford Thunderbird, like NEW... +. sees $2599 cain oe 8. Segue. PE ¢oert,| ft will pay you well. 4540 Disie IMMEDIATE DELIVERY lop. Priced to ee | feed cond, 81.006. 2061 Dinse | 1908 Cherie 210. ¢ 41 super 2 tone SOT MORE TO CHOOSE rR} 1954 Nash Rambler 2 dr., with factory installed air w | & | . ne * wi J. VANWELT . MIONEST TRADES _ Orlog Motor Tee ets, CE Bee | Bever out of trumk. It's sharp. MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS | conditioning. Liane Le rapt Cetriy teconaitioned, 9006, FE | 1993 Plymouth ¢¢r. Cranbrook with H ki Ch Pa PET MMNOveniEaD. Location | iE FORD PAIRLANE «DOOR. | oop PERFECT CONDE: tren, naw wil tae. "| TLCSKINS ove) _ MANY, MANY MORE rr, a had . - m : we te 8b per cent. ofl. tras noporteties vise year “or silt, EINO SIZE BaRoaIne | $1 ae a a clean, 81. oa FE se ane a — peas | 182, Maden, Mornet Crud epe seal? "shot, Open. Nites. “ul . menschneider ?. ICED after ‘ veal Z tw E we 2 WILLIAMS SHOP IT OWNING GUE AR ANCE. _Bigin 320 bo sewniele Teese, ower we Ea eae 3 ro U rner Or Pi w_et Revere Then B 1 SAVE ~~ 1982 Olds classic 9@ Holiday hard) —*" —__—_— , CAR WITH A en ring It Here sag you mave NEVER SAVED 1908 Chev, V0 Coav. reelly a| pee mm oa | top. hydramatic. full power, tint- / B . , EMOS. 88 AND 068 ; . - ; ro gh GL TSS esis. set We ae fee iy ae cars BEFORE wR, ony deor, bus ana peony. tdoors. Holiday coupes. od] cides, RAM © 9) tires co SGYSOWENSE 464 S W . | ef @ new set : DON’T DELAY - ACT TODAY mite ohh : pecially priced for sprmg ciear-| - od . sty Chatucton a” Ale = MY) oe Se ? twhe’ Gide ‘oF Monday Coupe, save geen. erie eee wclecce: Le) irae pape pon aoe YOUR FORD - . 0 ward Ave. ; : 7 “thet 1951 Pontiac 4 door c < ear. : : ! 2 carsoxty’ HASKINS [sft DEALER | Birmi 00 ar et |i roa cay onary. tne cet 6 2 coor ~HASKINS aoe Birmingham Mldwest 4-7 ; Auto Service 81 reel es new #8 hf | CHEVROLE T | ise OMe mode) 452, tractor like 7 png Ren. th Hiei owner 4-1. USED CARS : g s 4 . CRANESHAFT ORINDING IN THE BUD SHEE TON:. | Oakland County’s Fastest | 1982 Fora tong wheel base 1's) OLDS—CHEVROLET CLARKSTON | OVER 80 REAL BUYS e Gag ag et Zuck 4 MOTOR SALES y Reseapes sleavinga ee 1686 Olde 6571 Dixie Highway at M-15 ATOR c) rT | A PHONE CALL Growing Dealer endou * : MOTOR SALES loa ”" i. eee ol spp NL 71 Eshobal De at MIS demos, and company official's “a Ba a) " "32 8 MAIN sT. | CY OWENS STARTS A COURTESY CAR Sale Motor Scooters 82. Magia barre Tovenmter ot 8) OC CHTEN & SON | | cunySRePeeuot | ae ‘ ee ane Eat ‘pier Cet SA “pete je and brows, Soecial tether YOUR FRIENDLY EON, | nvOA Bol tre scien aeeew Oe a ates * 1933 ALL arare L neoeonpmeset Hw = ee OR er yng Excellent Lew mile AND | Open 8am to ®pm Daily Open 8 am. to ® om EE condition. 19 E Princeton, _—‘| 487 Dixie Hw Gener Pe 3-008 OMC TRUCK DEALER WORDS | : z ——————— For Sale Motorcycles 8 )] 1CARS iene CARE | toe w Mala “Recenter _ | : Mois. — . , “47 INDIAN 2 Advertised last week were sold | me. $-8704 After 6 OR 1953 FORD VICTORIA. oe The B S ae ae | Granade -| would bey Pectish tant i He fall a ale /« DR. Rai. VERY MUEPFREY FORD SALES” OSS ays. ‘a HARLEY Davipson «Goon take less when vou might get | clean Reasonable 125 LeOrande. | ON 0Ol \ ! f « OR. FARTS AMD. 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DAYS LINCOLN-MERCURY ; _ \| YOU AT VERY LOW, REASONABLE PRICES. ; ~ vet diercle loaded with extras. | BAGLEY AUTO PARTS) yrucy ceLL 100 C ARS | ae N x Don't Mean a Thing THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED FROM f uw < Boats & Acceasoricn 8S |e LEE BF, | Oat Birmoutn.” Conv. eet. ae, 5 ee We Believe in Fact ONE OF “BUICK’S LEADING DEALERS.” - wenn | | a enn ee “sHaRe ‘4 FORD. 2 DOOR REN US THE BIG SALE WILL LAST THURSDAY <0 CANVAS "ROW BOAT. 828. FE | E NEED ‘aa Lincein Cin Coube 448 concition, 1dea! and car 42 dont aryl | ERIDAY AND ACR DNORCO HURRY ae ‘ S : i) om , payment ! rr F “or aearvsorromnonx | 9 PONTIACS ‘9 Ford V0 OR & H. M9. PE. Bisa at tor Mr Black . '| OVER TO 210 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. BRING Conveniently Located Lots "pout. 6 ft. beam and deck, with Pontiac. 2 door, $48. Rogets Bales and Service, 685 | Low Prices I you \ ee “ trailer and hitch Used 1 sea- M eM MOTOR SALES RARE TAMLGODIER Auburn Ave R TITLE. 30 MINUTE ON THE SPOT . son, $145, OR 3-367. us 0 : : lTGsINANGING 510) f “RADE-IN | J. = nis PE, BOAT WHEEL to HMO | 277 Ditie_Hey OR 31003 |-s9 Studepaner V2 ‘Commander, les sage, Nrartmcae “Bae Read and Compare | eae EIBER NC TRADE tx xEEO™ 211 S S _ per, twaltar, 166 WANTED: LATE @ OR EARLY full power Hyd. thee mi heater, ere rakes, Anti ies | : < if ANCE, A . aginadw ; ‘ea COMPLETE wis MG. car. See Mr. Bruce | ,,, bear Se ¥3 Rove ealide. ; Bi Mocaniaivecnanios Orlcwsal ; ; * mart — motér. FE | _Marree, 31" West Longfellow Oi. |"M Cad. Coupe Devil. equipment | tres, Reautul co 1.860, Original | $2395 $1695 '55 CHEVROLET B/A, V38.. »+ + $1745 Sue a Wadena WoUvEn: ___For Sale Trucks. 90} $8 and''s¢ cherie. Hardtop. | _ ost. over $2,500 MI 4-403) 53 FORD 2 Dr $995 leew ney cl, ce ‘ = 2,Decr, B&H, Power. Gide. Window -Washers. W/Walls, . Ge fe, molded plywood, super de- na ae bad Doar page roe aed “BUD SHELTON | “Redio & heater. dir. sig. walls | ©) Buick Super. 2 dr. ‘55 Pontiac 2 dr., radio Beautiful 2 Tone TURQUOISE & IVORY, low mileage. ae pomed pat ph aeons) ‘On| Tractor” aden cissdinr ees cue os Coie OFFERS 18,000 actual miles. | Hardtop Riviera, power & heater, Hydramatic, "56 FORD CUS. V-8 2 DR...........0c00e $1895 wig OSIIE fer ts —aare | gee Also sabe truck, be will trade for Fest cact ensisac cameron cies ie gage | Steering, brakes. Allthe 2 tone blue, ‘fow mile- Radio & Heater, Nice 2 Tone BLUE. A real Duy. « BEAUTIFUL NEW BOATS.| Sia. vy 2 Eh PE 24750 | REAL ESTATE OR CONTRACTS 2 PONT. Ch DI $705 : _ Down - to-esrth priced. Terms, | Side Van and_ rage RE 2-47 ECONOMY TWSEIDIGARS en soe cer ene $1005 | NX... 949) | extras. One owner, age, excellent tires. 'S4 CHEVROLET B/A 2 DR. 1 % Howard room: ross pane SD oa Maul’ siocasicot wineries 22° Aub ff 8 ° $2 on pone Poe a : 05 | + ore Byaramane $675 Gieaming 2 Tone BLUE, Radio & H te : Pe wen Glide cee ~ te JOR IN OUTBOARD MOTOR, | ‘ma! finish, 5 excellent tires. Just | uburn oo agina 33 ue r 0 eater, Power e alls . * in, cal mater tank | EMaccterme ne oe eT | Tess eoevix ket cien V-8 W:TH | 83 Plvm “24e Meare 48S 22 BUICK TY S705 - 51895 Very ean 2 xb goer fit, Call 32R3, 1miay | Power Glide S163. FE bane 32 Merc 2 dr MOM 8 et en nitice avers | oe Pontiac 2dr & 4dr, 35 ord Wagon, @ pas [| 33 CHEVROLET B/AIR 2 DR.......... $945 . ' = ea hess Bea as Moree beoter Drnatios. Super : VWicater hale ' ano ae Radio & Heater Saddle BROWN BE “Mate (LAE aaa | Haskins Chev. aes Side Used Cars low u Pent 2 ann : ve . ae . eae m . senger, radio’ & heater, interior A Seaidamiy par: nun De Cis Nhat tol “to 1714 Cole St. in Birmingdem | 611 Digg Highway at M.15 end save the difference Many of GOy 2 DF ee al OSS S00 SEs ee at PoutO-Matre, sharp & UWoss CupeVROLET i : = (off Adams Rd near Woodward! sige 45671 Open Nites tl 8 Makes & models to choose from. | 49 hee me oe ar b2 ie Catalina Radio & heater. Hydra conditioned, 6 to choose SZ ECU IENIROIE eS SIR meee eee $645 “BOAT COVERS MADE _TO- ORDER a : West Side Used Cars | 40 eS oe ‘ $2) mace : ‘teeny $175 down HI spotless throughout. Two Tone BLUE Radio & Heater. Power Glide. Looks and © Ses “iiidiang bres a ey einen an tos See ee PE ¢2108, B 2 er onthe _ as Hurry on this one. $365 [] - ™e* feed : . BOATS 12-FT._ 000 16FT, 085.| Desotor cdr. New ‘mann. gitp "88 CHEV HARD TCE V-8. 61.680 U elton "<4 FORD R. Wag . $1195 ‘ down. SIRGHIENROU Ee 4a Renee. eee ME sot) Sig ee Matiend 4.0 A a iad on pd ror oC oe Lake F OR 3-1028 -| MOTOR SALES | Radio & heater, dir signals ° $795 $895 : BLUE & IVORY, Very nice with heater & defrosters. “storms & screens & doors. 24x24, | isa CHEVIE ‘, TON PICKUP | 1981 DODGE 4 DOOR SEDAN RA- : ___ | Wh oe qe : 30 OLDS 88 2 DR. ; ~~ 24x28 OR 3-535, Py h 330 | Cor Auburn & East Bivd FE ¢6728 33 Chevrolet 2 dr., ra- in BOC Con Caen e «. $345 Giawrion sca CLINTON MOTORS __ Price 6000 'Call MY 3.2786 = | Sang Beater k ANC Hw AGON 58 CHEV 210 Dix: SIMS GG & heater no fust "53 Pontiac 2dr. & 4 DARK BLUE. Radio & Aeater. Hydramatic. W Walls, x bisa Beofiat Lake Ra — amt ee can oF eS Ex. | ( ENTRAL Two ce rereay’a axcalient coat Radio & heater, dir sig excellent condition. An ' aoe “ ieee Ne "49 FORD V8 2 DR...... doe 8 suk Soeeecews $225 A MOTO! 1054 CHEVROLET BEL AIR. FOR- tions. Kunting and fishing ‘pee cons | utstandir value. aramatic, « oO cheese Radio & Heater Clean, No Rust. BAW UP SE RUsaboar | ciatererams [=H] TINCOUN MERCURY | HLRON MIR Apes | “1 TON TRO) 4 Dr81795)( aa from: Murry for your |] 49 CHEVROLET %4 TON P/U $525 festa cei BaP esos a eat ‘ oe le, ir. s x i - “ ahs “ . Be ey Oe O FEO foco ct nys fae ee eee mereenre meee | CRN ties 3b TON I PICKUP Case at Pike ss pM LE) ae RO EC ek Neh eats $865 choice. Heater. Good Motor and Tires. Nice condition. _ Mittord lea cthis ona gust’ your vent ar <4 FORD CL Cpe... .so0s | “33 Butek Special, radio $1195 : ERIS CHART. 986 18 hae ‘SON. | Sruckiéena ; Hstiect ARE YOUR As hiack beauty, heater re dit & heater, a iy ; with ey ron Gacambire Cass and Oakland ers demonstrator, like new. Phone | ' Dvnatlow, We he th evenings or weekends. FE 2-6319 H k Ch ae enaye . eae Haskins Chev. r rE : : wre ce é : 7 -\ 8 kord-O-Matie, the Ae YE . She © a dina cRAPTIROATS afi} Ditle Manger at ais B AR : te PO eer dresdics It] oo OLDS fo) SUP, WOT. OB so ssccncos $2345 . PENNYAN BOATS ae Aple 5-! en_nites ‘til @ oe oF T : ae : 2 Tone GREEN. Radio & Heater Hvdramatic Power Steering MICHIGAN, PROPELLORS FOR | MEnope EEFICEU TON ips ( 1T( J ( ns: PAYMENTS Transportation $1495 $295 down, 24 months. 1 ick SP Ravine, clean. low mileage A OR 31388 HJ VanWelt fo15) ct . SU ERIN a $2345 : CoM a VICE | H PLYMOUTH CLUB SEDAN ‘56 - 4 . ‘ x NaN ete tte eee eee MeI4) SERRARPPELRSSERUS™ Door aon wr spesuiie ae Rrawurastene rath thu TOO HIGH? Specials $4 Pontiac Star Chief $595 wee ote il BREET: i Stering, W walls, ROBIN MARINE SALES & BERVICE | 1953 FORD F 100 V-8 TON, irectional signals, air foam seats | , oo _ | Catala, radio & heat- "2? Buick 4 dr., radio & 422.8. TELEGRAPH Engine just replaced, — Bont | Ss Seem (coupe bene ee NEN Ieleh OU TEAS. 4 (Ps5 on 6 okies er, all leather interior, 1 . TI “ ‘ He "54 PONTIAC CH. 4 DR. 8&............... $1245 ‘TOR pest evatiry Manne |! Milford, Mich sl ai760 | 1955 & Jose a7 CHIEN. 21s SOR 2 eater i ASS ES MAROON & IVORY finuh, R & . Hydra UPPLIES — SEE HA RRINGTON | TANKER TRUCK SUITABLE FOR puICK RIVIERA 2 DR ‘33 ~ | ; Se a pale = Ng a Led Toon a Hydramate, very neat hig SPECIAL. Certain- mileage matic. W/Walls, low a entre ¢ eRe road olling of orchard spraying. | Charcoat gray over ivory. Dynafio, CARS & TRUCKS 46 FORD CL Cpe. $124.20 | ooking. $395 down. ‘ly will not last long. $95 [| +s) PONTIAC 8 2 DR _ eis _pick up FE 5-979 we case tCcuiike 0 = 5 ae ROS 48 PONTIAC 4 Dr. $142 j . : : By ANS toh maNOD 00906 05 c0cggC 5 br Gauldalines) oct ea TANDEM TRUCK AND been ee ee es | | TRADE US VORR WOW! down. Radio & Heater, IVORY with BLUE Top. Very POF a ‘'=Oran : rallmobile trailer A-1 shape ; ‘ . . , ; Old Town canoes MA _5-3:00 Rad ar ts Cada) ee xe ‘on a : oe Tver see an actual 24.000 Pres 54 CHEVROLET B/A 2 DR $1195 “Blandafd steel. pter has @ beige and tan vinyl inte- a mile ’51 Buick’ Riviera “Nice 2 Tone BLUE paint, R & H. W Walls, Clee 1. pMerine Mareen WILSON on this one, only 12.06) miles, 14 | ON OF THESE CARS Hardtop? Well. we have 25 low priced. .NO _ out ° . - W/Walls, Clean ‘inside and = Bz T i} @, only cial ideas \ LISTED BELOW p: ‘ la ae ; Soghcts © Harrmgton "Boat Works | G.M.C. ae tose) eye | one for sale. Drop by DOWN PAYMENT, [1°51 PONTIAC ON soncapaccanenesson- ... $695 Bey errr |e oe re gain |Bat® SGEHINPER 2.0". 28, 49 Plymouth 4dr..847 RETAIL J and see some of Pou Speciale: All run good |] “piss, } Tone samt RGR ‘arama “Wai, “fom ape TROJAN YELLOWIACKET MICHIGAN'S LARGEST GMC trunk with ‘et black lower. Bpar- |S) Plymouth 2 dr... $195) | tiac’s Nietice cars at Oli- and ready for the road. CADILLAC ALUM Boats TRUCK DEALER kling ehrome finish; deater and | - 2 co Olga aaa) | “AT OT 'S] CHEVROLET 5 PASS. RY MOLIRS — ILERS __Oakiand at Cass directions) signais Ready to roll, | °S1 Chev. 4 dr $375 | i] ver Buick. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. CPE............$595 ¥e aT Maki is Aen ied GMC TON cor Fx Bx. | te hurvy'on aloud lPyeee 3 eee S | STORE | oa oe: Radio & Heater, Low Mileage. Dark GREEN finish, New ‘Tires, |; “IN W. Hurori CAKE SALES _fepaire, P Priced gr, dct eto ON Oe eraricn ae co Ford adlan ae -$195| ngs | an P. 5. SOENSON “OUTBOARD MOTORS. | WANTED TO "BUY. "ws, wo | B,2,6F, wagon, told Bee Bore | 59 Merc, Club Cpe. $20 | cae Wes OUR USED CARS ARE ALL TRADE-INS — Also » e Wogie, glands. & carts one Ss Chev FE _ 47066 cial for 3 days nly: “save ‘co this (249 Ford Tudor... $175! MLSE | MOST ARE ONE OWNER TRADE-INS — WE A NICE SELE gg By es catia alt ‘S4 Ford 2 61 “og 42 Stude. 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SAGINAW CASS & OAKLAND a Aig atl beste vite nega vant | DODGE-PLYMOUTH SNe thing — Want Ads give | FE 2-9101 4 Courteous Salesmen FE 4-4546 ‘ FE 4 2549 go! FE 23-1033. Gea = . OL 1-6561, 1350 Pon- hy Nie | Easy to se) ess | . ly on ACTION. Dial FE! 7 8 A. M.to'9 1 M. _ gtte - , . : 4 ‘ " 7 ‘ 4 ” ‘ — ct THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY. MAY 28, 1038. HT hss a “4% Series Video’ s Jack Benny Possesses Two Separate Personaiitias f you have a FARM, LOT or, VACANT PROPERTY er BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY that YOU want te... SELL, TRADE or LEASE Call H. W. BIGELOW Complete REAL ESTATE Service FE 5-549? 504 W. Buren FE 5-845 non 7. SPECTACON " Eyeglass Hearing Ald » ACOUSTICON @ coloriess sound tube connects to the eer. hashteargrtcarpoeakd At +» thes ne eqvel timid soul with a tor erystel-clear reception! bn Aechcsatne -Full-powered, 3 wonistor amassed in the tricky trade A user says, “My hearing is now normal. Mechanical sound of voices! is a thing of the past.” NO COST, NO OBLIGATION te: try big names who allows publicists to it. We want "every hard of ‘hearing include his honest - to - goodness person to see and try this new birthdate, Feb. 14, 18%, in their miracle of hearing. Five Other Models To Select From) Complete Price Range ; —Time Payments Come in or Phone for Appt in Your Home or Our Office FITZPATRICK’S ™ PHARMACY—2 STORES. hidden Wari Iwiaa kal glayaTal former and as a businessman | | | _ caps eae about his »39—Benny is ac- \tunlly one of the few Hollywood |. |biographies of him. \CHILD PRODIGY And although he has made it cee fashionable to commit may- em on a_ Stradivarius, little eae Kubelsky, his real name, Iwas considered a child prodigy on fiddle-and still can scrape rea- edie co — trom it. | @ccmesereke that now Hal] on Oct. 2—a per formance in which he insists he couple of classical canahere= otal it up good.” FE 2-8383 FE 3-717). 33 W. Huron 302 State Bk. Bldg. will “play a MUNTZ TV SERVICE Member of Ockiand County Electronics Association. FE 4-1515 Open Eves Till 10 P. M. 158 Ooklend C&VTV why let hot weather make you old before your time? COOL OFF FOR COOD AND ENJOY LIFE— WITH THE WHOLEHOUSE COMFORT OF LENNOX Cuitiol AIR CONDITIONING (cooling in every room) It's hard not to feel about a hundred years old in the mid- dle of a long hot spell. Seems the heat just drains away your spirit, your energy-— your youth. You can change ail that with Lennox Central Air Con- ditioning—either water-cooled or air-cooled. Such cool, cool comfort makes you feel new vitality, mew zest for life no matter how hot it gets. Lennox cools ~ every room! Call today for a FREE AIR Conditioning Survey KAST HEATING & COOLING CO. 82 N. Cass ie 5-9259 ~lenvy his station in life in being lot [dians change as frequetly as they | natuure of the appeal that has Even to his colleagues in show business, Benny seems to be something of an enigma. Few performers have been so care- fully analyzed by struggling new- comers anxious to learn the true made him an institution in Amer- ican entartainment. In this era of quick fame and? even quicker anonymity in tele- vision, many of Benny's rivals | (2)—News. ic Shrewd | -- Today's. Radio Programs -* in Off- Stage Life Wan, (100) CKLW, (000) WW3, (ie) WCAR, G]80) WKYE, (in7e) _WPON, (ise) WaBK, (Lene) : TONIGHT — WXYZ, Top of Town Wxvz, yews, 1:00 —WIR owe ae Gs Gars.| Ga Ge ee = ee. And Furthermore, He} “ww. tew.'ty Lavi News A Cottee, Cle CKLW, 10:86—WIR, Talent Bcou' Wron, 2 Can Really Play That! Sinn: Kew Bin ‘esse | wuss Bewe ty ews | Mp ot ag Gente] ROR, News, Famous Fiddle WPON, News wok —— Spee 0:00 WIR. Wa. WXYZ, News, ¢:30—WJR, Dinner Date WPON. Ses ana Geetiie Minute Parade CKLW, Bud ‘Davies ww Warn, Breakfast Club WCAR, ‘Tiger Tunes i Wate Stern 11:00--WJR, News CKLW, News, Toby David WPON, ow unn { By CHARLES DENTON CKLW. Chase Werk meee, sm LF geen wa set hod 4 oN artes | HOLLYWOOD (INS)—Like most! Woan Bon eer uate ‘Sew, ews. 8 sWPOe, Nees, aise Miley WxYa, Rows winter great clowns, Jack Benny is a man) WPON. Sports Sisnts WPON, News end Sports” |e: oo WIR “rthur “Godfrey | WIBK, Game in a false face ee Seen 11:30—-WJR. M WWJ, Weekda WCAR, Tiger Game ! . WWJ. Three Star aaa” ten a ware “My WPON, News, Nelson Eddy * * @ WXYZ, Stare at Seven OETk Wahe arrest W. News, 238 Wah, ‘Nore Drake For between the bumbling, blue- = a - CKLW, Ted Roney! WJBK, News, Tom George WAYS. Hews, Winter ~ : wor, noe WJBK, Scoreboard WCAR, News, Temple WJBK, Game eyed bumpkin of television and the! West Neve SRttsrd mm.| WPON. Let's Go to Towa eRPOk. News, Bam Hour | WCAR, Tiget Game shrewd, high-strung Benny of the 1we—wWs. Morgan Beatty TUESDAY MORNING wean Mary 2:00 WIR, Wendy Warreti aon ot eee is a chasm bel w. Heatter ¢:00—-WIR, Jum Vinall 11:00—WIR, Arthur Godfrey | W: a ifference t only a finely | WPON, News, Record News WWws, Wee! ay > trained performer could hope to #:60—WJR, Baseball ware, Gree Welt SATS. Your happy Moliday| WPOR News, Ciuy 1400 bridge. w ance “were WIBK. Gentile, WJBK. News, Tom George hen, MeKiansie CKLW, Fras Detective WPON, Country Music WCAR, News Ace, Music | ¢:60— mm, Parade of Although he has devoted years | ws } €:30—WJR, Voice of Agricit.| WPON, News, Pontiac y| ww bone ge a to picturing himself as a terri. | WPON. News, Record Room Wed, Bob TE cae 11:30_W Time tor WxYs, Sports fying tightwad whose principal | ‘wxyz ‘Pirstone Most, | WIBK. § News. Bin CKLW, Queen for @ Day WIRE Howe Ben “hetaod weakness is his toupee, Benny W. John Steele WEAR. Cote ‘wat TUESDAY AFTERNOON Wom, Commun munity News © actually boasts more abundant > meend 7:00—WJR, Jim Vinal 4:30— sas ance Sa comian | Erp Eee Tall neem te mate, | Sit eT Satan his age and is, like most show Wrox. Bet ‘tnd ay WoBR: News, Gentile, Bin Sa News, , aa 2 | 5:60 mn P Philip. Lenhart people, if anything overly z ; Wisk: den Geeae WWJ, News at 5 oma ot beth a digiah weemey, | WW3 Sal. Army Balute WON, News, Ries Shine| WAR, Mews WAYS Wattrick, sports ¥ | WKY, Best Bands WXYZ. News, Wolf 12's WIR. Time for Muste | WJBK, News, Don McLeod Although he would have his pub-| $Ly: Poe gut Rey CKLW. ge ODel Hilsabet WCAR, News Carevan, \lic believe that he is a slightly; WPON, = WOAn_ Mews, Coltte Clem Gay: Bet, Bud *Devles 0: WIE Hall: 0 8:00—WJR, Jack White ‘brain cavity, the robo ps = ywoN. en prick poems WWJ. Bob coartiad wWron, tonkees Muste WXYZ, News, of cmv tie rere -- TOUqy's Television Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed ta this columa are subject te change without notice. Channel 2—WJBK-TV Cliannel ¢—WWJ-TV Channel —-WXYE-TV. Channel 9—CKLW-TV MONDAY’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet comedy. (9) — Count of Monte Cristo. George Dolenz in adventure drama “Victor Hugo.”’ (4)—News and Sports. Paul Wil- liams, Bill Flemming. (2) Art Linkletter’s Kids. Interviews with 6:15—(7) — News. John Daly. (4)| —Dolores. Short, short drama. Jac LeGoff. 6:25 — (4)—Weathercast. Sonny Everett Phelps. 6:30—(7) — Sky King. chief,” a youth, paroled to King’s custody, is the patsy in a bank robbery plot. (9) — Million Dol- lar Movie. Vera Ralston, John Carroll in “Wyoming,” a pioneer cattle baron wages war on the nesters in the area. (4)—(color) —Gordon MacRae. Music, songs. (2) — Robin Hood. The enemies , ot a crippled boy manufacture |g a “Viking Ghost” in order to Cameron Swayze. 7:00—(7) — TV Reader's Digest. A Harvard graduate student, who dreams the winners of horse) races before they are run, bat- able to limit his CBS felevision| show to only ofice every two, iweeks. | « * e | Yet Benny actually hag .no fear, the ‘overexposure’ bugaboo! ithat has created almost an epi- idemic of ulcers among TV come- ns. “If you don’t work enough, you can get out of the groove, too, you know. Now me, if I do a poor show one week, I can make it up on the next one,"’ he explains. SEEKS SLOWDOWN And yet, in the next breath, commitments to the bone in the| near future. . “I'm so loaded with work now that I don't know what I'm do- ing,” he said. “I'll follow about the same schedule next season, “But after next year I'm going fo cut down—cut way down. I like TV. It isn’t a strain for me, but I want other things. I want to vacation and have fun.” One of Benny's better “known off-stage characteristics is his loy- alty to his co-workers. Long stints on his radio and television shows have made stars of Eddie (Roch- ester) Anderson, Dennis Day, Ken- inv Baker, Phil Harris and many lothers. | . * Ld | His writers, which most come-| \do their shirts, enjoy similar lon igevity. Two of them have been| Benny admitted that he looks-fer-;stngs “Jewel Song” ~|ward to trimming his theatrical, tles a desire to sell his informa- tion far’ profit in ‘‘The Man who Dreamt Winners,’ Robert Hut- ton stars. (4)—(color) — Bloom- | er Girl. A song and dance mu-; sical of one of the . Broadway | hits of yesterday with Cook, Keith Andes, Carmen Mathews, Paul Ford. “Bloomer Girl” is the story of Evalina, the sixth daughter of a manufactur- er of hoop skirts, who rebels against her father. (2) — Base- ball. Cleveland Indians vs. De- troit Tigers at Cleveland. 7:30—(7) — Voice Program. Doro-| thy Warenskjold, lyric soprano, | from | Gounod’s “Faust,” bar {tone Barry Sullivan sings ‘Salut De- | meure” also from ‘'Faust.” |8:00—(7) — Jumbo Theater. Dan’ Duryea as a man who spent 15) years in prison because of) “The Lie” (9)—Guy Lombardo. Music of the Royal Canadiens. $:30—(7)—Superman. “The Dead- ly Rock," is Kryptonite, the only material that has any effect on Superman; George Reeves stars. (9) -Denny Vaughn Show. Mu- sic, variety. (4) — Robert Mont- gomery Presents. “Who,” the drama of a man who sees him- self as others see him; Tom Poston portrays the Who." 9:00 — (7)—Youth Bureau. Dram-| atization of actual cases from | “King ”* Cotton. with | Benny for 13 years, and two. 9:30—(7) — Hot Rod Races. Fred| | AUTHORIZED TV DEALER ADMIRAL « BENDIX CBS COLUMBIA CAPEHART DUMONT EMERSON GENERAL ELECTRIC OLA COLOR TV PHILCO RAYTHEON RCA-VICTOR SYLVANIA WESTINGHOUSE FREE HOME TRIAL TERMS HAMPTON _ 825 W. Heron others for six. 'FAITH IN MARY Benny himself, of course, plays a strong hand in thinking out com-, edy ideas and editing the scripts submitted to mm . | Ld] ° Not so Beil known, perhaps, is Benny's faith in and dependence, ‘upon his wife and partner, Mary Livingstone. It is Mary who delivers the most important criticism of each Benny show. He calls her right | after each show goes off the air for her reaction. In addition to the theatrical, chores with which televiewers are familiar, Benny has other demand-| ing duties. heads Jack Benny Enterprises, which produces his show and may undertake the production of others’ soon. \ If the United States still had the |1900 tuberculosis death rate, about. 300,000 more Americans would die) of the disease every year than do, actually die of it. ' | WE HOLD YOUR NOTE ON USED TV 100 TOP VALUE STAMPS With Each Used TV Purchase JA-COX TV | 443 8. Saginaw » FE §-4070 Wolf narrates direct from Motor City Speedway. (4) — Water. front. Cap'n John gets a ‘‘Semi- Private Room” after an opera- tion and becomes involved in the second attempt on the life of a hit and run victim, Preston Fos- ter stars. 9:45—(9)—Sports Reel. Film clips. 10:00—(9) — National News. (4)— Dr. Hudson's Secret -Jourial., Grogan Story,’’ an unscrupulous couple cheat a poor family under Eliot. (2)—TV Weatherman. Dr. “Necker- | 6:45—(4) — News Caravan. John) “et . Musie, (4)—News. Paul Williams. (2) — News. Jac LeGoff. 11:15—(7) — The Crash. Sidney James in “‘Man in Black.” (4)— = Little Show. Drama to be (2) — Miss Fair- eo. msn Bae wae Neighbor 11:38 — (4) — Dark Encounter. George Gonneau in ‘“‘The Queen of Spades.” 12:00—(4) — Tonight. Steve Allen with music, variety,' guests. 12:50—(2) — Weathervane Meditations. 1:00—(4) — News Final. TUESDAY MORNING ¢:50—(2) Meditations. (4) OL Farm 6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. ‘— ‘Capt. Kanearon.) (4) To- 7:23—(4) News. \7:30—(4) Today. (7) Countryside. and | 7285—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) | News. $:00—(4) Today. (7) Little Ras-) cals. /'8:15—(2). Morning Playhouse. |8:25—(4) News. '8:30—(4) Today. (7) Wixie's Won- | derland. 8:45—(2) News, Weather. /8:55—(4) News. (2) TV Weather. 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp- er Room. Arthur Godfrey. Theater. 2 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 10:00—(4) Home. #302) (7) variety.|10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. Home. ,|11:55—(9) Billboard. 10:28—(4) Window in Home. ep 10:55—(7) News 11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- nessee Ernie. (7) Story Studio. (9) Billboard. 11:08—(9) Experimental School. 11:16—(2) Love of Life. The-|11:36—(7) News. — - The | 1:90—(2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) Feather Your Nest. (7) ‘Robin and Ricky. 11:45—(2) Guiding Light. TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) Midday Movie. (4) Ding Dong School. (7) 12 o'Clock Comics, (9) Magic of Music 12:38—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Holly- wood Story. (7) Beulah. (9) Car- toons. 2:00—(2) Baseball. (4) (Color) Matinee Theater. 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