alt The Weather Home ©.8. Weather Bureag Forecast. CloudyCold and Edition THE PONTIAC PRESS > Details page two ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS PHOTOS 114th YEAR x * “* PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, RDN ESD EY: MARCHE 28,8, 1956—48 PAGES INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Day Fa mers. Picketing Mik Plant in Cit v A xk *« “x & x * * * x k& & * i _ Pickets Halt Milk Truck Here ‘Romeo Driver Ice Glazes Area's Highways Crosses Line Hold It, Pal— ‘Freezing Rain With Gun Drawn We're Friends, Detroit Firms Making Remember? Daily Worker Operating Closes Schools, Usual Deliveries as FORT PIERCE, Fia. up—Wayne| Pickets Ring Offices Miller, director of the St. Lucie County insect control program, Dairy farmers’ fight for Despite Federal Seizure Slows Traffic saved the life of a skunk yester- higher milk prices moved day—and got away with it. Over 10,000 Students into Pontiac today, when -NEW YORK (INS)—The Communist Party, reeling’ Miller was at the airport get- Get Vacation as Buses four pickets arrived at the under the government's seizure of its records, assets and ting ready for a day's warfare 'on insects when he heard a clank-Forced to Halt. Bordon Creamery Co, office - newspaper offices, agreed today to open all its safes to ing on a nearby runway, at 256 Norton St. and be- treasury investigators. It was a skunk with his head At least 10,800 Oakland gan attempting to halt The first of the nationwide “operation safe ppaning stuck in a dog food can. \County school students re-drivers. activities took place at the New York office of the Daily A nice problem, thought Miller. ceived an unexpected vaca- Violence was skirted at Worker in the presence of attorney Harry Sacher. A, If I try to help him, will he know tion today as freezing rain the Romeo depot of the private firm is printing the paper. ‘it’ s a friend? ‘made many roads danger-/ Bordon firm, when a milk ‘Miller put his foot on the can’ T-men, who yesterday padlocked party headquar- ‘and the skunk backed out, freed. jous for bus travel. hauler drove through the ters and offices from coast to coast for non-payment! Pontiac Press Pheote “Then wwe looked each other in, | Several area schools al-picket line with a drawn MILK HALTED — ‘irst of several milk tank parked at 256 Norton St. to see what happens this — +of taxes, began an “audit, thé eye,’ " Miller said. ‘‘The skun j ready were closed for East- ‘and inventory” of the close- ‘made a threatening gesture. trucks which ickKeting farmers plan to bar from afternoon. Four farmers this noon said their num-pistol at noon. tipped my hat and slowly oy er vacation or the figure the Bordon Company depot was stopped, above, bers would be augmented by other farmers who The driver, Robert Toles ly-guarded records. away—well, as a matter of fact, at 12:15 p.m. today. The driver, who had tried were attempting to halt trucks this morning at us 0) 5 | The study is expected to give probably would be higher. of Romeo, surrendered the I was running.” to deliver three tons of raw milk from farms in area farms. They said there would be no attempt ithe government its first full-scale Pontiac and Waterford gun to Macomb County the Utica-Rochester area, ‘said he would remain to stop trucks along the highways. ® “inside logk”’ at the party's propa-Township schools were Sheriff's Deputies at -the Six-{ { if | ganda and other functions in the open, although some buses scene. , iu. S. Car Hits Truck; Wilson Chooses Murphree ran behind schedule. . | Meanwhile, attorneys for the No traffic accidents were! Grime Beclouds West, party and the Worker, which continued to publish, met to reported by Pontiac Police Damages Crops, Stalls Motorist Killed Name New Missile Boss figure out what, if any, legal and Sheriff's Deputies Transportation steps they can take to void the which could be blamed on foreclosing actions over alleged © Inkster Resident Victim WASHINGTON «®—The Penta-)jor emphasis to missiles of the official who has had the job of poor driving conditions. gon has ordered top priority forjong-range t rticularly bal-organizing and directing missile DENVER W—An eerie wall of ** evasion of over $435,000. as Crash Starts Blaze Passenger car traffic on main development of a missile powerful i reales” Las 7 ao and development opera- dust shrouded a six-state area of; The Internal Revenue Depart-, jroadgs was not seriously impeded Among New Autos jand accurate enough to deliveraa, c tions, : the prairie West today along an| ment refused to discuss the agree-this morning, the Road Commis- ‘shattering hydrogen charge, at ‘su-Pir rasa pogphonely det In spelling this out, Wilson 300-mile path from nerit to open all safes, insisting it ‘sion reported. Slightly warmer Cheyenne, |" personic speed, to targets thou-D4té u fe clothed his new special assistant An automobile salesman was : was a ‘private matter between us temperatures predicted for — this) ‘sands of ey away. hat in all matters pertaining to new with powers to utilize and cut Wyo., to Waco, Tex. nn the taxpayer.” killed early, this morning in South-, afternoon were expected to im-| g i 3 “ i 3 i 3 a —_ Secretary of Defense Wilson took|™issiles within the defense estab- across existing lines of responsi- e first severe windst prove driving conditions. seve orm©" AGENTS SEE SECRET LISTS field Township when his car collid- grimy boiling f ithis action yesterday in appointing, lishment and before the National bility in the areas of research, F i the clouds year sent ed with an automobile haulaway. Two minor service breakdowns | Eger V. Murphree to be a new) development, engineering and pro- a top spokesman for the 20,000 feet and forced rerouting | assistant with broad authority to! to iduction, oe mist Party stated that, Four new cars en the haulaway were reported by the Detroit i diréct the job of striving for vic-| ‘Nie However, Murphree of some airline flights. ‘treasury agents were being al-were damaged by fire which ap- Edison Co, — a veteran $ | }tory in the missile race with Rus-more than 30 years in research CROPS DAMAGED lowed to examine all the hitherto Today, the ninth day of spring, parently started from spilled gaso- sia. ring ~ will not be con- In its wake was untold damage ‘secret membership lists, financial isaw .29 inches of freezing rain) line. Southfield Township firemen cerned with missiles the military Si, is president «| ; spring crops, grazing land and "ecords and other documents. fall on the Pontiac area between! 3 to a. . a.m, and 8 a.m. services already have, nor with i= Esso ResearchEngi- and ‘worked for an hour to extinguish range animals. In stern Colora-| The government's action do alone, federal agriculture offi-| the most severe blow to Wit the question of which services will was the jthe blaze. neering Co, Me will serve with: | MORE SLEET juse any specific missile. out pay while on leave from | cials estimated up to T%*per ‘cent! party in its 37-year history in | Witnesses said the salesman, The forecast was for freezing| Ease Research. of the state’s 3,400,000 acres of the U. S.—affecting not only its 28-year-old Stanley W. Powell of rains to continue today and to-| Wilson said in a formal directive whole movement but also its night, changing to scattered snow Tots to Scramble winter wheat was blown aloft. | Inkster, ran the red light at 10 that Murphree would ‘“‘devote ma-| The weatherman predicted re-inner workings. flurries Thursday, The high tem-| for Easter Eggs Mile Read and Telegraph Read and |Perature predicted for today was) lief for’ southern Wyoming, Cole- All readily available funds—for’ at “a high rate of speed’ (36, low tonight 25-29 and high rade and New Mexico today. there little at 4 City Parks State Approves | But ferecious letup in the that battered crashed into the truck, cee ‘propaganda, peety eeers yaed CoU't actions involving lead- was winds | Thursday 30-34, The 8 a.m. temperature in down- by William Ford, 36, of Grand party Grab your Easter baskets kids! Blanc. Kansas, Oklahoma and North ©™S—Were tied up by the seizure. ‘town Pontiac wag 28. The ther- Texas. The party records and Worker Have Mom and Dad take you to Powell was dead on arrival at mometer registered 33 at 2 p.m. subscription list were expected to William Beaumont Hospital. Ford, the Annual Easter Egg Hunt Sat- lead the government to “front” Several eastern Colorado towns Conditions were bad through. Parking Bonds who suffered lacerations and urday, March 31 at either Beau- reported wind gusts to & m_p.h.: out the southern part of Michi- organizations and hidden backers. bruises, was treated and released. Gusts were clocked at 75 m_.p.h. gan's lower peninsula. dette, Oakland, Murphy, or Jaycee at Cheyenne, and at 54 m.p.h. in Padlocking of party headquarters Powell was travelling west on 10, Give..Nod to Issuance Park. in Detroit, New York, San Fran-Mile Road, Ford's haulaway was) Schools closed in Walled Lake The Colorado highway patrol cisco, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, going south on Telegraph Road. affecting 4,300 students, Some 2,-of $600,000 to Finance | The hunt is being sponsored by) Denver 300 pupils stayed sepa in the ithe Pontiac Parks and Recreation closed U.S. 40-287 and US. 24 be-Chicago. and Newark. N. J.. left Ford reportedly leaped from the Off-Street Project 2,700 who at-iDept. and the Pontiac Junior tween Limon and thei Kansas bor-'the party with no official head-jcab of his truck at the impact, es-Clarkston area and2 EGER V. MURPHREE der for more than tight hours. ' quarters. caping injury. ‘tend the Huron Valley Schools. The |Chamber of Commerce, and will '1,000-pupi! Our Lady of Sorrows) City Manager Walter K. Willman Security Council and the Presi-| begin at 2 p.m. weather permit- nl boiling, followed by rapid cool. ¢ School in Farmington also shut told the City Commission last night dent. . |ting. ing, preferably in-a sealed con- Stories of Easter—Pilate down that the Michigan Municipal Fi-| | Two hunts are scheduled for tainer. Wilson said Murphree will Four farmers who said free The Pontiac Department of Pub-, nance Commission yesterday. ap-each park, one for girls and boys start work ‘next week and stay | milk was available were Harold lic Works had seven trucks sand-' proved Pontiac's application for isix years and under, and the other on the job for at least a year. Fogler, 3320 N. Rochester Rd.; ing city streets this morning. Pon-the issuance of $600,000 revenue |_ ‘for those seven through 11 years. tiac Police reported traffic jams bohds for the recently approved The Jaycees are providing 2,000 ‘Within this period, the secretary, Ralph -Fogler, 3905 N. Rochester — Policy Spelled Death said, he thinks “a great contribu-) ‘colored eggs and prizes. Rd.; Marion Czechowski, 355 Lutts between 7 and 8 a.m. City buses offstreet parking program Children >tion”’ can be made toward achiev-have been urged to go to the park Rd., and the owner of Axford ran on schedule. He said bids on the bonds will’ ing an ‘effective rocket-powered Farms, 390 Gunn Rd. and 4770 r governor's robe as he paced back full of these vagabond soothsayers Detroit Edison reported a line; be taken at the April 24 City nearest their home. Sh he, ballistic missile. Rd. All are in Pontiae Tey Ul 5 and forth. He stopped beside a with fool's dreams and impractical down in Hazel Park at 7:50 a.m., Commission meeting i Christ Some Democrats in Congress) Township. 2 fi " bow! of fruit and plopped a grape notions shutting off power in a small com- 10 His death | In other action involving the have been critical of Eisenhower mercial-industrial area, The break Members of the Fair Share This one, a rangy fellow with a Ready for Easter? in his mouth. program, commissioners granted | administration efforts in the mis-| was repaired b organization have appealed to Then, tight-lipped and annoyéd Se | Willman authorization to par-sile field, contending this country! By GEORGE CORNELL calm, unprotesting manner, seemed milk producers to dump their (AP Religious Writer) harmless enough, but there was a Pilate turned to the prisoner and The Edison Wolthill Substation chase jot 46 assessor's plat 112, has been lagging behind Russia Suggestions for the younger milk, to back up the picket ma- The high-vaulted chamber was gazed at Him distastefully, “Art SUbtile sting’ in His reply: “‘Sayest in Branden Township broke down | and lots 21 and 22 and part of Sen. Jackson (D-Wash), one of set on decorating Easter eggs, neuver, silent except for the swish of the Thou a king?” The country was thou this thyéelf. or did others { 7:59 a.m, affecting about 500 ot 23 assessor's plat 35 for use these critics, said of Murphree's ae . tell it thee of Me?” Easter baskets and making cea-Some 27,000 pounds of milk had residences, Michigan Bell Tele. jn the construction of the parking appointment “Better Tate than * & a phone Co, and Consumers Power lots. terpieces for the family dinner been delivered to the Romeo de- never . I hope he will take a) Pilate swore silently. Rome, the pot, which usually sends about Co, reported no weather trouble. strong administrative control of) table are shown on the opening astute mistress! Firmness but con-The aoc herd They -wijl be paid for from the 130,000 pounds to Detroit. the missiles work.” page of The Press women’s ciliation — that was the emperor’ 8 Soutien eh rercex > the capital improvement program with The line of about 50 pickets Is i ‘ommand Would that great . ean) orca reeS the money to be reinstated into Jackson had urged a single| section today. Easter vacations, made up largely of farmers from (Continued on Pace 2, Col. 1) civilian official in the Pentagon Tiberius himself had to deal with the fund from revenues Gerived no matter how short, can be Bervile, Armada, Richmond, | to coordinate and supervise the this one— not that the fellow’s life ov the operation of the lots. more fun with family decorating Davis, Capac, Almont and Wash- missile program. mattered. sessions with erepe paper, Pontiac and Portland Construction is expected to begin ington according to a witness on around tne latter part of April on Murphree will have more au-scinsors and paste. Turn to | the scene. AMBITIOUS PILATE But ambition burned hard in Pilate, whose ancestors had rmsen page 15 for suggestions, Pickets were also active at Rich- ~ mond, east of Romeo, and Fair ‘Share leaders said more picketing ‘is scheduled for Owosso, Mariette thority than any other previous from slavery He knew that diplo- Pontiae’s mayor will be making matic mastery over these trouble- and Mason. a trip to Portland on May 21 for some Judeans was the key ‘to power. Personally, he had no use Michigan's annual Mayor Ex Leaders _of the Fair Share ,change Day | Assn., a group of insurgent mem- for justice—a plague on it! In return Pontiac will play host bers of the Michigan Milk Pro- But ajready, his ruthless methods nad brought scowls from Rome. to Portland's mayor for the day He had to be careful, shrewd He twisted the gold ring on his finger and turned, with sorely tried which Week.’ The is held during ‘Michigan : pairing was announced yes- natience, toward this man called terday in Lansing as top state Tesus. officials drew the pairings for some 500 mayors and village “Thine own mation—the chict presidents expected to participate. priests—delivered Thee unto me. — Miaking the drawings were Gov. What hast Thou done: Williams, Lt. Gov. Philip Hart, The man had some visionary House Speaker Wade Van Valken-, answer: “My kingdom is not of burg, and Miss Michigan of 1955 this world . " Plainly, He was Margaret Devereaux of Howell. just-a paltry mystic—with nothing | Portland is northwest of Lansing, to do with the weightier matters midway between the state capital of running the actual affairs -and Granda men _ Pilatethen?” smiled. “Art Thou a king In Today’ S Press The prisoner didn’t see the ¢ ‘ounty_ News . humor of if. “To this end = dttertake . — ‘ I been born,” he said evenly. “Toi ; this end have I come into the world that T should bear witness to the_ 2 «, vee ~ iuideposts ........... eee) sige, 35, 36, 37 Theaters — ues _ , AF TV & Radio Programs ..... « Pilate shrugged —ewhatha ig s Wilson, Earl ooo... Wemee’s Pages. .15 thrut2l truth?” A chimera, an idle fancy! (A PILATE personality study by Guy Rowe) Pleased by his own sage realism, (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) | eep Progress in District Vote for Dugett, April Ne, 2 5 . f ducers Assn., said the full effect of their two-day-old strike would be felt today, They have been picketing Borden's and the Ira | Wilson Creamery in Detroit since | Monday. Emerson Teal, manager of the Romeo Borden Depot, said 302 of the usual 320 shippers hauled milk ito the logal plant, and the amount shipped yesterday was only slightly | | below average. He said 122,600 pounds of a on Page 2, Col. milk 3) { Libya Rejects Red Bid i WwW ASHINC ;TON u —Libya, one of the ‘poorest of the Arab states is reported to have rejected Soviet offers of economic aid, U. S. of- ifidials said the rejection will be tgllowed by U. S. economic aid, | Income Tax Returns Prepared Pontiac Press Phote'/ Angud Cam: sarees wr e18 | SPRING MORNING CHORE — Motorists whose starting for work. Above Alex Dillashaw, 221 /** W-Huron Bt. Open Byvs P } cars had were some parked/ out of doors scraping to do this during the night. morning before Prospect, cleans the_ provide safe vision, rear window of his car to/ | Disirtet@, Retain we Se Your rar great Beet ‘ B | 7 ds i ‘ Educational Confabs iager of Detroit Copper and Brass, Dewntewn Temperatures she A weak, vain man, Pilate, fifth of the Roman procurators of Judea, Keego Harbor Resident Born in Harrisburg, Il, iSam Abraham. was 28 TT 28 fam .of which he was also a director. 11 a.m H ae ain = 4 Mother, 3 Children | Pehrson and Kelley failed to fur-"he — a heaanes a _ He belonged to the North Wood- hat later was recalled to Rome for his U g d b K f nish bond of $50,000 apiece. and %aret Bishop Rawlins. she ‘ward Congregational Church, was Given Jail Sentence ~ I Lee an cod sal . tee | brutality in putting down a Samari- resident “ vomnae [ returned to jail to await cir. been a e y c auver in Collision as ae Injured ‘oldest member of the Red Run Bh a were |tan religious disorder. In disgrace, tradition says, he committed sui- wes . F eo years and was employed at th _ Sontiac State Hospital: ANGELES A Keego Harbor man who plead- ed guilty to two traffic counts ‘yes- Golf Club, was a 32nd Degree ma-| son in Zion Lodge of Detroit, and in Pontiac ates A Clarkston mother and her cuit court arraignment April.. 9. downtown! ! : ; wesday recorded LOS Kelauver \—Sen. Estes five days of {As he be cluded Alan Pon iac State Hospi in-| Their alleged accomplices, Highist Pisantisrgc pace. Get bod three children were slightly cide. terday before Orion Township Jus- tice Helmar G. Stanaback began -3" jured yesterday when their car,Ginther, 19, of Detroit, and George belonged to Moslem Shrine of De-| Surviving are three children, Southern California campaigning (Next: Prefonius) Mean -temperature | ‘collided with one driven by Wil-|Arnold, 20, of Livonia, failed to troit and the Engineering Society * Weather—Sunny. Dellis Reynolds of Pontiac, Jast night with a call for a White of Detroit. his jail One Year Ago in Pontiac ‘liam R. Martin, 31, also of Clarks- furnish bond of $15,000 apiece. They sentence. | Zachary Reynolds of Berkley and House conference on higher educa- Burglars Enter Station, Donald Caston, 20, was fined $75 Highest yemporasare sores sys Tton, on the Orion-Clarkston Road will be arraigned with Pehrson a Mre. Stella Zimmerman of tion, then left the ving are two daughters, ave a rs, Arthur Hyde of Birmingham, with $10 costs for reckless driving, Mean somperatere —....-0...--.. 3e,near M24. -jmeney. > | Lapeer, a step-child. \rarily—to rival Adlai Stevenson. Escape With Over $32 and Mrs, John C. Munn of Color- Weather—Fime ones ' | Treated by their family physi-one ea -y * * @ and $25, $10 costs and two days in r survivors u wo ado, four grandchildren, 11 great Thieves last night broke in jail for driving with a suspended Mighest and Lowest Temperatures This cian were Mrs. Ilafaye Gardner, Face Hike Request The Tennessean left by plane grandchildren, and a: sister, Mrs. through an unlocked: rear window license. ne ee in’ 1934/27, and Susan, 5; Robert, 4; and || brothers, Walter Rawlins of Hartis-(4, Phoenix, Ariz. He returns to alc \Cynthia, 2 | poRT HURON w — The city burg, Edgar Rawlins of Pontiac: washington next week. John Gillis of ‘Toronto. of a gas station at 494 Orchard Cbg Sig mecetmeeerhd acetyl — —— commission, facing a request for two sisters, Mrs. Ila Russell and greyenson is scheduled to atrive Services will be at , ree Satur-Lake Ae to Leapvoaieg 68 Minneapolis 36 27 em met a pay raise fro; ice and fire-Mrs. Carrie Alvin, both of Pontiac. py aj tevici day at Bell Chapel of the William who sai was missi rom a Pontiac Home & Builders res moe ple Ss 4 Prosperity for 1956 eee has sua pos ay hy Service will be at 1:30 pm caged = oe a San R. Hamilton, Taermien will be desk drawer. " by 4 —— Mes : WASHINGTON (INSi — Com-a study be made of integrating the Thursday from the Huntoon Fu-Francisco tomorrow night. The in Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit. John Leonard, 65 N. Edith St. 87 St. Louis, 13 47/merce Secretary Sinclair Weeks two departments into a single safe-)neral Home with the Rey. James 1952 Democratic nominee for > ‘added -that cigarette and candy | SHOW BG Francisco $3 predicts “a little better than even” ty division Spokesmen said the,Parker of Sunny Dale Chapel president also will confer with) Only two states, Massachusetts vending machines were pried open i Sesteie § 4! chance that this year will be even plan would increase efficiency and/officiating. Burial will be in Oak campaign workers: on his bid SS ee Rhode Island, are considered and looted of change, Pontiac po-NEXT WEEK Washington 88 3¢/More prosperous than 1955, ° cut costs, i View Cemetery, Royal Oak. . |the party's nomination this year.|adequately mapped, according to'lice said. | | , > | ; a a if ° = : | i iL : * \ o < THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 3056_ | . A Common Cold ---and ~ | Vessels equipped with radar tds were cussed Horns of Bad Luck You | can my, . wo rome idetect obstacles as close as 80 Where Does a Simple Case of the Sniffles Originate? ‘states, ards. “Followed This Man Buy Now for Easter FORT PIERCE, Fia..ip—It was You'll Love: the New (This is the third of four articles were placed in a warm chamber in a similar state of undress. In, other | wore volunteers first the most expensive cure for a cold tests, the research battle CommissionerR. F.. Arnold. SPRING SHOES themselves down physically | developed. . against colds, influenza ever other pocuiower? diseases that ao He was late for jury duty ord count -for two-thirds of ail iiness.) Economy Shee Store , (NEXT—The future: A one-panch | eee County Judge Flem C. Dame's court, and drew$5 fine. ; By EDWIN a DIAMOND 552N. Perry K. 0. for colds?) i ; After an extra long City Com-INS Science Writer The common cold is spread by direct contact between We've Never Found Better Shirts persons, as in kissing. But the chances are) Even Priced at $3.00 or More... only one in 10 you will catch cold on his car, The mechanics sug-after smooching with a cold-sul- |gested a spin on U.S. 1 to test ferer. * * * job, i . Clyde of the State Mothers more respiratory Pirtle Pa-get he caughttesting) illnesses than fathers do. But little Arnold car at 80 miles an hour, boys get more colds. than little girls, And babies between one and/most completely strippedhours) One of the newest lines of at- for three months of age get no colds. i | tack on respiratery problems will effect on the Incidence of colds.| be .a study of the psychological. These are some of the facts | pl = ~~! apd emotional factors involved, To Report on Clinic ' | and statistics science has assem: | bled about the common cold, But | Dr. Harold S. Diehl, dean of, GRAND RAPIDS Uf — Morris: Medical Staff's © University; medical sciences at the §} there are many questionsbe to Barrett, director of the Grand! answered, Rapids Alcoholics Rehabilitation’ less dummy shots achieved a 30 Center, will report this week in Answers to some of thé ques-| 7 ‘to 50 per cent reduction in colds— |New York on operation of tlie’ tions are coming from laboratories Save Girl, 6 ‘proving to be just as effective as. iclinic, first of its kind in Michigan. “ in three cities with high respira- -RULEVILLE, Miss. @ — A 6-\real medications. year-old Negro girl owes her life) Other studies show Monday is |The report will be made at the) : tory disease rates—Cleveland, Chi- ‘three-day meeting of the National) S&¥ PILOT SKY WATCH—A cago and Minneapolis. ‘Committee Alocoholism. The|>and 40 Trappist monks the in all probability to the skill and the day of greatest work absente- of at on LJ * * generosity of the all white staff ism attributed fo colds, sniffles, of the North Sunflower County'sore throats and runny noses. Hopi. kl * | ds this due to the exertionsof ‘center has treated 169 patients|™onastery of Our Lady of New "For nine. years, Dr. John H. in the first five months. Dingle, of Western Reserve Uni- versity, and his associates have been studying 60 families in the) . | me weekend or te it becnuce, as | Licy suffered paychelegiats t, the| To Dine With Queen paced pos heershuing snore Mae Fletcher | Cleveland area. Among his tenta- GRAND RAPIDS u®— Mayor-|for enemy or unidentified aircraft. tive findings: ; elect Paul Goebel. and his wife/ They operate under the Air Force) COLDS BEGIN AT HOME | will be luncheon guests Thursday Filter Center at Des Moines, Ia. Perhaps three-fourths of all of Queen Juliana of The Nether-Se The hospital lacked the neces:| To answer these questions, Dr. common colds are acquired in the| lands at the royal residence at Wj ll Broadcast home, usually the young child is, sary singratting eqsioment but| Thomas G, Ward, associate profes- NATIONALLY Soestdijk. The Goebels plan to the “introducer.” This also may) it went out and bought it. Three'sor of microbiology at Johns Hop- ADVERTISED spenc reekin The Netherlands ‘explain why mothers get more white staff doctors donated their kins University, began a new proj- la thea cooberk for England «s Faster Message of Pope ‘ect on March 12, colds than fathers—they are home’ time and skilled hands. Pius | cd 7 bd Men’‘s Fine ; -__ * * ‘a continuing tour. * bd * with the children more. = * * ® The cost of the treatment to A team of researchers at the bal- VATICAN CITY &—Pope Pius) Children get as many as eight date, the hospital says, has been timore school, including three psy- Broadcloth \XII's Easter message to the world | respiratory illnesses a year, while more than $2,000, exclusive of the |chiatrists and two psychologists, \will be broadcast by the Vatican parents get about half that num-) fees the doctors waived. Comple-Will observe volunteers before, dur- radio and by European networks. process will ing and after inoculation with iden- ber; indicating ‘‘that somehow or tion of the grafting | Sparks-Griffin | Sparks-Griffin The Vatican press office said to-| of cold viruses, other in maturing the number of take another four months at ajtical doses day the broadcast will begin at colds decrease.” cost of another $2,000. | Psychiatry may turn out to be FUNERAL HOME noon (6 a.m, EST) Sunday and, will be carried by Vatican radio} Dr, Harry F, Dowling of the UATE A \ é ft bull ‘Thoughtful Service” on 41.21, 31.10, 25.67 and 19.84) University of Hiinois college of UNDERPRICED : ‘ meters wave lengths. medicine has since dune, 1953, You Can Afford Several for Many Uses Phone FE 2-5841 . at SIMMS : 46 Williams St. * * _ been studying the effect of chill. & The Vatican radio will broad-| ing and fatigue as possible con-|= 6-Inch Individual .Serving Size Glean H. Griffin cast translations in English, Rus-| tributing causes to respiratory | 24-Hour Ambulance Service @ Spread, Bufton- Down or Fused sian and Arabic. The Pontiff's, Wooden Salad Bowls _f : Collars -'speech is expected to last about | Some 48 experiments were con- 10 minutes. Last Easter he de-| Genuine CHERRY WOOD — Lacquer Finished @ Regular or French : ducted in the aeromedical and Home Cured — Hickory Smoked voted it primarily to nuclear de-| Cuff Sleeves WHITES G& physical environment laboratory velopments, urging world leaders on the college’s Chicago campus. | @ Sanforized Non-6 COLORS READY-TO-EAT—COOKED that these be used for peaceful This is an ingeniously built cham-| Shrink purposes--and improvement of GLAZED—FRUITED HAMS » 39 ber whose temperature and humid- men's living conditions, @ Proportioned Fit SIZES ity can be adjusted to any desired Shank Portion The pontiff will conclude his ad-14 to 17 level. 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Full fhe numberof them instead of shooting it at them. eoeenee® rrr Despite the fact that some of An Ike Supporter — gavanl ‘Mr. Nesru’s statements have Another Wagner Project aroused criticism in his country, -he is recognized as an outstand-Homeowner Asks Action —————— MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing democratic leader. In I am also a home owner in the ae L. A. Wagner project of East The Associated Press ts entitled exctusively to the use addition, he has shown patience Walton Heights. It's time some- local news printed in this news- for republication of a!) A few months after World War . (paper as well as all AP news dispatches. = and wisdom in presiding over It ended, we were headed India’s shift from colonial status ~ Passts deliveredby for 40 cents carriet Toa ehees car rier on is not available by mail straight into a depression. So Oakland, Genesee, Traman headed it off by sending iacingnee. Macomb, Lapeer and to that of a world power. and if no one had seen them, they ( 12.00 s (peel elsewhere in would have drowned. and all other places in the United States Michigan * * * : our boys over to Korea to police. -$20.00 9 vear. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. The home owner has to meet Phone tdac FE 2-8181. {v= with a pew name.) Differences, of course, do exist be- his payments. How about the con- OF AUD If we have to have war or a tractor—meeting building require- tween our two countries. Looming MEMBER depression, let's have a depression ments? ~ largest from our standpoint is India’s WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28, 1956 and get it over. 2672 James Rd. John J. Brown Tax Cut Hopes Slim With the 10 day Easter recess just ahead for Congress, prospects for any Federal tax relief this year are re- ported slim. . Both Administration and Con- gressional sources agree that it is too early yet to know whether the Fed- cold war neutralism. Another factor is its attitude toward capitalist coun- tries which still are suspected of colonial ambitions. Then there are New Delhi’s own nationalist aspira- tions in Goa and Kasmir. — x & *& As a result, the Prime Minister undoubtedly under home front _ pressure, has been pushed from Looking Back 15 Years Ago YUGOSLAVS OVERTHROW pro- Nazi regime. BOY KING Peter II on Yugoslav throne. ; = 20 Years Ago FOUR TITLED Europeans die in We taxpayers have to pay for air crash. all this destruction. The Bible JAPS WARN army of Commu- says to give and it shall be given Nists. eral revenue situation would justify time to time into anti-Western “any cut. It is true, however, that cur- statements. Such statements rent economic indicators point to the should be discounted here as for likelihood of increased. revenues. On home consumption only. the other hand, signs also suggest a The fact that President Ersen- By JOHN H. MARTIN cers are getting training in all concurrent rise in Federal expendi- * * * Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary ‘Humpurey has denied reports that estimates of Federal revenue have been too low. He also stated em- phatically that he had no intention of proposing a tax cut in May or . June. About the same time some re- ‘ yealing information reached the HOWER’s invitation to the Prime Min- ister was conveyed by Secretary Dutuzs assures him a warm welcome to America. That welcome should be doubly cordial because of Mr. NEHRU’s latest heartening statement on India's position. In it he said that in case of any aggression or threat to freedom “India cannot and shall not be neutral.” The Man About Town Just How Effective Is a Silver Curtain? David Lawrence Says: Stock of American Good Will Soars by World Tours of Traveling Dulles WASHINGTON — Some Ameri-is important to the United States plomacy. The ambassadors themselves clamor for sach vis- cans occasionally become s0 pro-in the battle against Communist its and recommend them highly imperialism. Likewise, when a U.S. secretary of state visits a small vincial that they don't see the and do much to pave the way for forest of world affairs for the trees the success of these missions. of political partisanship and petti-Many foreign secretaries come nation, it is considered a compli- ment by the people who are ness. ; visited. . to Washington, too, and the U.S. INS Foreign Director Western allied leaders increas- ingly warn of the danger of a war in the Middle “East—but no ef- fective plan against possible hos- tilities hag yet emerged publicly. * ¢ *# The U. N. Security Council has been asked to send Secretary-Gen- eral Dag Hammarskjold on 4 peace mission to the Middle East. But the probable impotence of that veto-clad council in any real ° showdown was implied in the 1950 declaration by the United States, Britain and France, That declaration provided for three services in Red-ruled : Besides this flow of Soviet bloc weapons, Egypt already has ap- proximately &) British jet fighters of the Vampire, Meteor and Ven- om types, a squadron of Halifax bombers, and 40 British Centurion tanks, SENT EARLIER Britain, like the United States, is trying to prevent an arms race in the Middle East, But before the new war scare arose in the Mid- die East the British had sent Centurion tanks to Iraq and Vam- pire fighters to Jordan. * * Although accepting an Israeli Joint Congressional Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation. order last year for Centurion -secretary of state often feels it “action both inside and out- * » « tanks, the British have held up MISSIONS SERVE PURPOSE is necessary, as an international side the United Nations,"’ but fre- At a time when bold, imagina- shipment to Israel. In fact, there Why, for instance, did President courtesy, to return the call. quent allied reference to this ¢om- This showed that one of the fac- tors operating to delay relief is tive policies are. needed “to win is a complete embargo at the mo- Eisenhower go to Geneva except mitment has calmed no fears in. Proposed Subdivision Land Americans can be happy that ment on to show by his personal attitude delivering any kind of Isarel which watches anxiously that the American people wanted they have a traveling secretary of to Israel. Could Be Planted to Trees the steady fn of Soviet bloc arms tax delinquency. Right now to be known as friendly to the peo-state to carry in person to the arms to Egypt. The United States also has nearly 2,000,000 Americans owe ple of Soviet Russia? Why did peoples of the world constantly Etiquetician: One who decrees a * * s not agreed to frequent Israeli Bulganin and Khrushchev go to message of good will and peaceful Observers also wonder if the dec- Uncle Sam nearly two billion dol- that we must dip our soup from pleas for arms. Yugoslavia and India, and now intent. What's bothering the Demo-laration has had any effect on The Western allies admittedly the other side of the dish although lars in overdue Federal taxes. plan to go to Britain? Why is crats, of course, is that the Eisen-Arabs who note that the joint al- are checking an arms race with our mouth is on this side. Nehru planning to come to Wash-hower administration is doing a lied discussions begun in Washing- their embargoes, but reports from ~*~ © & ington? Why is Eisenhower think-tremendous job to keep American ton more than a month ago have Israel and London say there is a Inasmuch as that two billion dol- ing about returning the visit of boys from being sent to war. The not yet reached the stage of staff “fear race’’ which also could pre- Nehru by going to India? The an-average voter isn’t interested in talks. tlac area are being bought up, with the cipitate a war unless Washington, lars adds up to about seven times the swer is that all these missions making Dulles punch a timec lock serve a tactical purpose in the new in his office but is anxious for the London and Paris get together on idea of future subdivision. To these buy- MORE UNEASINESS estimated Federal surplus for this fis- a publicly announced ‘“‘Action The apprehension of not only Is- ers, battle of ideas. secretary of state to do what he plan.” cal year, it is easy to understand why rael but also the Western allies is Merrill Ray can to advance the cause of world Coalan't ambassadors do the deepened by British disclosure predictingthis nobody is a tax cut of the local soll conservation district, has same peace even thing? Hardly — because if, as President Eisen- Portraits that the Egyptians are getting se- hower has so often said, it means a suggestion. Plant this property to pine the prestige of a top man rep- cret military training at a Com- year. traveling to the ends of the earth. resenting his government and his By JAMES J. METCALFE seedlings and thus have a good munist base near the Polish port or spruce No one knows, of course, whether people means more than a hun-(Copyright, 1956, New York dred notes of old-fashioned di-Herald Tribune Inc.) A life insurance policy . . . Is of Gdynia, and also from Czech of- the landscaping. And if the sub- start on would result if every one any tax cut good not just in death . . . But ficers inside Egypt. . dividing program does not materialize, * * it can't help the living soul... of these delinquents paid what he the owner has a young forest that In a few years can be harvested for Christ- owes the Government. But it cer- To gain another breath . . . It can Such talk might be understand-The training schemes occurred able if it came from a Republican after last year’s Czech-Egyptian Even British Medics Tell he borrowed on for cash ... To mas trees. The total expense for an acre need... As tainly would help. Besides it would meet some urgent isolationist but when it comes r-ms deal whereby Egypt thus of 1,200 pine seedlings, including their sickness in the family .. . Or pay- from an internationalist senator on . ¢ is said to have received up planting, is about $35. the Democratic side in a public to 40 Russian Nyushin jet bombers may com- of Common Cold ‘Fake’ be fair to the rest of us taxpayers. ing up a deed... Or it pensate in part. .,. For incapacity lings will be planted this spring on so-though in a political vear anything By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. den change of weather, wet feet, in-planes, . . . If the insured one should sus- tain... A crippling injury ... Mr. Ray tells me that over 300,000 seed-speech, it causes wonderment, and 30 to 35° MIG jet fighter Irish Lure U.S. Firms called rough land in Oakland County, but of a critical nature that belittles A recent two-page special article sufficent clothing, etc., has no ap-Eventually, it is believed that The value of that policy . . . In- the secretary of state is considered in a popular magazine purported preciable effect on a person's sus- the subdivision planting is a new fea-Egypt is destined to obtain a to-Because of depressed economic by some politicians to be permis-ceptibility to respiratory infections. creases every year .. . As pre- tal of 300 T34 Stalin tanks, 200 ture. This spring’s quota for seedlings \s to inform readers on the progress miums are paid on time .. . To sible even if it does tend to weaken Signed letters. not more thag one page conditions both North and South Ire-exhausted, but now is the time to make and discredit America in the eyes of the campaign or drive against or 109 words long pertaining to personal MIG fighters, 50 jet bombers and keep the record clear .. . health and hreiene, not to disease, ding-6ix submarines, : land are going all out in their efforts reservations for next fall's planting. You of peoples abroad. “the common cold'’—which, though nogis, or treatment, will be answered by insurance policy . . . Can be our Dr. Willlam Brady, tf a stamped self-Hence the importance of the re-daily. bread . . . It is a guardian can phone Mr. Ray at FE “4-7901 for fur-no such disease has been posi- port that hundreds of Egyptian of-for both . . . The living and, the to lure American manufacturers to DULLES REPLIES CRITICS addressed envelope is sent to the Pon- Press, Michigan. ther instructions. ; tively identified, costs so many tiac Pontiac, their island. Dulles, in his speech last Friday (Copyright 1956) ficers and non-commissioned offi-dead. night, gave his answer over the man-hours and so many milliyns Yr The governments of Belfast “If your Easter stories continue to be as radio to criticisms of this sort, but or billions of dollars. annually. good as the first four,” phones the Democratic senator in ques-Case Records of a Psychologist and Dublin are competing for The article, as scientific as all tion made the above-quoted speech Mrs. Muriel Millis get out, cited half a dozen doc- the plants they think will help the next evening just the same. of Rochester, “they are one of the best tors, with biographical data, who Dulles had said: Good Insurance for Happy Marriage solve their basic problems and newspaper features I ever read.” * * ®@ severally explained the ‘“‘prob- lem," ete., ete, Scientists, the the rivalry between them has be- “t have just returned from a writer of the article observes, ls Wide Circle of Dates While Young After a residence of 30 years in Pon- nineteen-day me come intense. trip which took to know with exactness that the hu- tiac, . ten countries of Asia. It gave me x &* *& man thermostat, regulator of Nora’s problem is widespread And it requires personal experi-danced with me last week at an the chance to talk intimately with Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Deme bedy heat, is located in the hy-so discuss this Case Record American Legion ball,” said a ence to learn human nature, so North Ireland, with the backing of the leaders of each of these ten pothalamus, young wife recently, of 2932 Voorheis Road, have purchased among your high chool ciass-every girl should get acquaintedLondon, is offering substantial fi-the Twin Elms Country Club and golf good international relations. We While the reader is wondering mates. It gives the psycholog- with many desirable boys “He kissed me and I haven't countries. That is a great aid to before ical facts about going steody been the same since. I realize nancial and other concessions to course, near Clare, and soon take posses-can, of course, write each other dazedly what the heck the hypo- thalamus can be, ... 1 am well and cloping in the teens. You she marries. now that I made a mistake in sion. Mr. Demo has been in the employ of -notes, But talking face to face is American industries. Among these aware that mv teachings abeut now can erpect to live to be 75, Thus, it is usually unwise for a marrying so young.” Pontiac Motor Division for over 20 years. * * & the best way yet invented for en- so don't into high to her con- “the common cold’ irk the public rush a wedding schooler restrict too fast. You'll hare plenty of tacts to just one young fellow. But her major error was in not are 25 per cent of such firm’s capital abling men to understand each health authorities and scientistsexpenditures for three years or part Four beautiful swans made a migration who participate in these panel dis-vears of marriage ahead, even “Oh, he is the most wonderful having dated widely so she'd learn other. “T also took part in the annual stopover Tuesday on the open water cussions of the “problem.” if you wait till 25 or 30 to set-boy in the world!’ many girls that many men’s kisses can thrill of the cost of dismantling and ship-meeting, held this year at Tokyo. where Clinton River flows through Loon e * = tle down. exclaim about their first Romeo. a woman, ping the machinery and building a of the heads of our fourteen United Lake, seen by I believe and teach, for instance. She isn't really in love with this States Missions in the Far Fast By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE plant to house it. that there is no illness that a stranger, but she thinks she is Mrs. Kenneth Pawley area. I discussed our policies with Case R-315: Nora M., aged 16, reputable physician can or will pos-because his personality is differ- them and answered their ques- * * * from her home on its banks. iHively recognize, identify, or diag-is a beautiful high school junior. ent from her husband's. nose ag “the ecamimon cold” or just “Dr Crane. I have been dating So study psychology at first hand tions and received their suc- Only recently Eire’s Minister gestions.” “a cold’ without peservitte: the “One of the best things of the winter,” an older hey who is. soon to enter before you become engaged. Shopof Commerce, WILLIAM NoRTON What many Americans de not right to revise the diagnosis if the phones the Army,’ she began, after T had around and date widely among realize yet ts that the airplane iIness turns out to be something was sent here to make contacts desirable folks. ‘ Gerry Frank, addressed her high school assem- has made it possible for a U.S. serious, with American industrialists. The ¥ * Co bly in Toledo. Then you'll have enough back- Commerce Township farmer, in speaking secretary of state to make a trip * * ® ground of experience to be fairly -to ten countries in Asia and be Why doesn't some pliysician, away from his desk only 19 days. scientist, or research investigator sure that you have the most suit- principal inducements hard of the recent snow. He points out that “f like him very much, but he the moisture was needed, and when the pressed Eire can offer are an tell me—or, if that would be be-wants ts to become engaged. He able boy when you finally decide snow melted it soaked directly into the says he doesn't care for me to go European foreign ministers have neath his dignity, tell the world— to accept an engagement ring. ground and caused no floods or other in-with anybody else while he is abundant labor force and cheap always preferred personal con- tact toe notewriting, especially what benefit to public health or Wouldn't it be foolish for a girlpower. In addition there are the convenience. since the distances between their personal health, what preventive away like Nora to limit her food intake “My parents think that is un-But their ability to estimate ht measure or what remedy for ‘the attractions of preferentia] tariff capitals are short. But an Amer-to nothing but starches. Her health common cold.’ or for so-called wise, sa what would yeu recem-man nature is very limited unless After spending afew days at their jean secretary of state traveling would suffer from lack of pro- treatment in British and Com-mend?” they know many boys. training camp at Lakeland, around the globe is something “cold,” has come from the past teins, etcmonwealth markets and a pro-new. It pays dividends over and fifty years of research and “‘sci- TEEN DILEMMAS DIVORCE FODDER Well, her emotional health will Bill Rosencrang entific’ investigation? I do not ex- over again in moral values. tected home market. The average age for marriage We psychologists encounter many suffer by a similar restricted dict of writes: “The Detroit Tigers are OK. Don't * * " pect an answer to this challenge, among modern American girls is wives who dated only one boy and only one boy friend during her * * * discount them just because they’re not For every time a U.S. secretary close to 22 ih our cities. married him early; then found out formative years. for the simple reason that there of state visits another country, the isn't any. doing so well in the grapefruit league. It’s later that there were other men Date widely, therefore, and don't In the struggle for new indus-newspapers give big space to his So Nora would have six years the first division—and not at its bottom The medical and health author-who far excelled their’ husband in marry under 20 or 21. And to pick tries North Ireland, which has suf-friendly utterances. It is publicity ities in America have no more ahead of her before reaching —for them in ’56.” charm and social graces. more surely, send for my “Tests nqt usually obtainable for the that average age. During these scientific standing than the au-for Sweethearts,” enclosing a fered less than Eire, has gone ahead American viewpoirit and reaches years she should be preparing for One reason for divorces is too thorities in Britain. But, oddly stamped return envelope, plus 20of its rival: Several American facto-millionsof people whose friendship permanent happiness, either as a early marriage, especially among gh, the conclusi reached cents. single girl or as a wife. teen -agers who have had very Verbal Orchids to— ries already have been built, says by the British Medical Research If your sweetheart doesn't rate restricted social contacts ‘with Council's investigators, in as That nieans she should finish highly on these tests, better shop 1 WE RE TRYING TO GET HARVEY U.S. News & World Report, and these Mrs. Lois Compton desirable members of the oppo- thorough and carefully controlled nigh school, take business college ’ around some .more for better site sex. ~ are changing the look of things. of 30 Taylor St.; eighty-ninth birthday. studies as any that have been 4 training for a year, and then work matrimonial: merchandise. Mr. and Mrs. John Bagley made in this country, have been for a time till she has learned how It is usually good insurance for Always write to Dr, George W Crane Whether the North can hold its studiously ignored by. our tead-In care of The Pontiac Press. Pontiac to earn and budget money. happy marriage to date a wide of Lake Orion; fifty-first wedding an-Michigan, enclosing a jong 3c stamped, lead, it appears that all Ireland will ers, But handling menis just as vital variety of persons before you pick selfgaddressed envelope and 20¢ to cover niversary. a and printing costs when sou send The British findings confirm the an asset for a successful modern | your lifetime partner. or his psychological charts and pam- benefit from this increased industrial Mr. and Mrs. Halmar Ward wife as how to handle money “Dr, Crane, I've been swept off phiet. 2. truth of the teaching that exposure activity. a of Lapeer; golden wedding. my feet by a strange man who (Copyright 1956) to everyday cold, damp, draft, sud- # 7 ; THE PONTI AC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28,11956. = U. S. Businessman Surviving ‘Squeezes’ of Reds the first time, sige Sa Miner has enough work to do to cially,” he said, “only to go | The American’ businessman has them how much it will cost me to/ permission to sell to the govern- ieee fee interview , the remain. keepin the officein the private parties;"" foreign sent to get an exit visa. They won't say. ment. No answer. only ‘to have cu him still “free in Red China felates hare-| his wife “So we asked the government to He has hinch at The not allow |him to keep himselfa the| Communisis-will “squeene™ This stery was take the company, wiping off assets with the mA of Communist mornings. It's anyone’s guess how much they, Royal Air Force Club, the only him or his companiesto draw going and Yo finance his companies. written by Philip Luker, the -first will get out of us in the end.” ; * jagainst liabilities. A contract was. European gay on any of their bank deposits. . Australian -non-Communist_corre-¢lub left in the once spondent to be granted a visa. to ‘Other Europeans who have left “T's unbelievable what they'll do EXPLAINS “SQUEEZE lagers on Dec, 2 last year.” city of Shanghai. How to Rinse Away - tour, the Commaniat mainiand. China have not been allowed to (to get money,'* said. Miner gave several examples of On March 13, Miner handed By PHILIP 1LUKER “There'snothing much to do so-en ee oe Oe J “Tine ‘und time gamer I've© seked how the Communists had the Shanghal Evening Post over SHANGHAI—The last American te the Communists, leaving his “squeezed” his companies, Your Blackheads company with only the American businessman, still “free in Red “The American Asiatic Under-| | Asiatic Underwriters and Under-By CLAIRE HOFFMAN China,. Charles S. Miner, related writers Federal “Inc., insurance | in an. unusual private interview writers Bank Inc., which he is New York, N. Y.~-Ahad skin doctor today chewed an agents, closed down in July, 1951, trying to liquidate. the extent of Comthunist pressure ‘audience of men, women and skin-troubled teenagers how to but we are still unable to completemethods which bar him frorfrleav-liquidation because of the Com-Clutching his fists, Miner con-clean oily skin and shrink enlarged res with a 10-minute ing Shanghai for the United States. ‘munists. excessive demands, cluded: ‘home medical treatment he has perfected. Then he demon- * * * “There should be a limit-to their strated how you may rinse harde oils even blackheads and “They refuse te let us cut down “Their total disregard for the greed, I don't know what they'll away externally caused black-whit s that have resistedre- dignity of the human race,” Miner our staff, except at great ex: | come up with next,” moval months. heads, whiteheads and dry up said, “staggers me. They ruth-pense, We had to raise the | (Copyright 1956 by INS) After 10 minutes rinse the mask. lessly obliterate liberty.’ . wages in the insurance company away. Hot or cold water makes no aeA ee adolescent pimply skin erup-| and also bring in $82,000 te pay itions. | difference. lt dissolves in a second, _ He did not appear in the least Your skin feels clean, refreshed, off the employes of our. auto 7 aver pur very eves the doctor Patterson Street Set concernedthe idea the Com-sparkling, smoother! Like velvet! at companies, eel a 36-year-old woman with rounist regime might take re-But wait...you haven't finished ‘ically ‘oily skin. This woman had “And they don't let-us sell these your first treatment yet! venge for his outspoken attack. heads around her nose, en- fo Become One Way sz auto companies’ stock.” 1 asked him several times if he pores and whiteheads visible i * * * understood I was goinguse tothe naked eye. Te this womans Apply 3 of to Effective Monday, April 2, Pat-| Now Step Your “They have a simple method of | ace the doctor#as a cfeam. his name in this account. He terson street between Saginaw and face Treatment,..The Astringent squeezing the Metropolitan Land Within moments rmed into a wantedstory said he’ the told. ‘Cass will be converted to one- Co. Most of the tenants are gov-tie-like mask. Next he sprin-This is —_ Treg a perfumed He added: way westbound traffic only. her face with water, and handed ernment, and they make fantastic alcohol thatti ur skin for a City Traffic Engineer Theodore “They are a gang of lecherous, washcloth few seconds. ies cated, It pen- blood-sucking shylocks."’ étrates into your aig openings. _ \demands for repairs; yet pay no M. Vanderstempel said the change) rent. was being made to reduce conges-| Kills Sesartal lurk there. And Miner’s story is similar to ones “We have had to bring in $350,-washeloth were not only grimy tion at the Auburn and Orchard) even more important, leaves an told to me by other Western busi- 000 to keep this company going. Lake imtersections at Saginaw streaks of dirt... sbat several bi ” invisible e—-film on nessmen in Shanghai, the others street. heads which had marred her beauty yourskin that kills germs for hours. being Europeans,. But they, un-“The Communists took a $58,000 for years. Parking meters will be placed derstandably, wish to remain houde we owned. They said the As we stared at the washcloth in on the north side of Patterson. evidence of ownership was not disbelief, the doctor's assistant Now Look Into Your Mirror! anonymous, -j Parking will be permitted here: a clear, although it was. A $200,-turned to us and said: “You have REDS SQUEEZING FUNDS only, lj ust seen what looks like a miracle. Some of your blackheads should | 000 building was taken over not be gone with the very first treat- Miner, from Washington, D.C.,;, even by the stroke of a pen— The conversion is being made) vet, what has ust been done for ment! Look for softened pimples |preparatory to making Orchard! this woman's skin, you ean do at has been trying fruitlessly for six) Ventine Presa Phote they never put anything in writ-and whiteheads that may break or - iLake one-way east bound between ‘home just as easily. But to under- years to obtain an exit visa to, CONFERENCE LEADERS Schedule of a Nathan Riffle, Clarkston, Area high school stu-ing, but read you a prociama-be drawn out in your next treat- stand how this formula acts to| joint YMCA-YWCA conference Monday is ex-dents will hear speakers discuss teen-age topics tion.” ; help clear skin troubles you must ‘Cass and Saginaw which would allow him to return to the U-S. ment or two. Loo corners * * * eliminate left turns off Saginaw on- of the nose, around your mouth, | amined by high school students above. Planning such as religion, dating, sports, college and clubs. first knock out of your head some He referred to this barrier dl Miner went on: ‘to Orchard Lake avenue, silly notions most people have wd Y pray oe See how your en- for the event are, left to right seated, Peggy Lasting from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Pontiac “We applied for official permis: Vanderstemple said he was con-Rage yh ve tightened! Your eral times during a one-hour con about their complexions." Longpre and David Luebbort, both of Lake Orion; YMCA building, the conference will be followed sion to ‘sell the company, but re-. fering with state officials on the skin or alive! And you will versation in the 14-story building be amazed to see minor wrinkles where The Truth About Cosmetics softened —almost ironed out! And other western businessmen still in| this fresh, buoyant, — effect Shanghai have apartments. will last for hours. Spl no We for Miner and some 100-odd, standing, Dick tn mien —_ oad by a dance starting at 8 p.m. ceived answer. asked Hast change. Has it ever occurred to you that U.S.S.R. Offers to Buy you lavish more care-on your face He said that the Communists than any other part of Lag pety U.S. Lend-Lease Ships FBI Agents Nab have unmercifully “squeezed” | .. yet isn’t that where you find Is This For Normal Skin, Too?7 the six companies ewned by the WASHINGTON (INS!}—The So-| most pimples, blackhead c= america's NEW MIXER SENSATION... Certainly, Simply ym is ishes and enlarged pores? So what corporation he works for, the C. viet Union is trying to clear up its! a doctor's formula doesn't do wu do4 about it? V. Star organization. The six World War [1 naval. lend-lease jj ne ont of 10 taranae fe atovs have te havea “ack akin” Commie Chief companies’ were an Insurance | bill with the United States by pay-Pe ype eed precy vont om pert You may be a woman past « wads has — ire ee ‘geri- firm, a bank; a newspaper, a ing for 31 ships. real estate firm and two auto-| Quick Arrest Made in gue elaeelmeth The State Department said yes-| pimples enlarge they —. in problem, butwho suspects or thama Preah skin is not as beautiful no as rte peng be... only have a cosmetic prob-| problem a | mobile companies. terday the Russians made the | Chicago's South Side; to buy the 31 small icebreak-| can’t “If the Chinese Communists were | ae —_— creams Admits His Identity s. submarine chasers and frig-| ‘allowed a seat on the United Na-| give t to y n thatBye Now “a is this so? Shockin = » we ile inied by the sheer, tions,” he said bitterly, “they: lear | it seems, if nature ap you ei silken beauty that It reported that the Kremlin) a normal or oily sk our face is oor one or would probably steal the lead pen-| Bap CHICAGO W — A reputed top listed these as the: only seaworthy | always dirty! Why? ecause 24 pg eye ng omen cils from the tables.” the other hours a day your face is always ex- | ‘Communist party leader was ships remaining in the group of| Ld e * an adolescent, brok see ron ‘t posed to soot, smoke, factory dirt, Miner, sitting beside his attrac-seized by FBI agents on a South: 281 vessels the U.S. still lists the troubled by os man wer car exhaust, coal dust, noxious Soviet Union as still holding. tive Chinese wife of 18 months, Side EN ‘8 or a “sa : fumes and r germ-laden dirt street om and are eonsible enough et to be ashamed to use a so-called The Russians did not mention wanted the world to know his ex- that pours into the air, It clings to o a what price they would be willing the natural oils of your skin. periences. He said: ‘The people Emanuel Blum. aie the FBI “woman's. treatment” in‘ the for the 31 ships. Your pores and just don't know what's going to pay on said headed various Communist clogged. rar natural oils are over here.’ party groups in New England and uuorese up and bardeoes into Social Rabbits Giving blackheads or pimples. They try = va nara with age ae a and in- ‘elsewhere, He outlined tee. Communists’ | later complained of uate cosmetic preparations.. forcing policy as: “Stand and deliver. out, = your Command Renditions L~ is —. . \what he called the FBI “undue om wider and wider. Once this pen You can leave China when we've e@ promise dramatic im- haste” “in arraigning him before you PORTLAND, Maine ® — Port- got all we want out of you.” with yet first Lang 16-min- provement ‘a U.S. commissioner. land area Pythians are using a ® * Fy treatmen poh mirror Miner applied for an exit visa: white rabbit to multiply the num- in 1950, but has received no answer. “They brought me down in an ber of visits between lodges. worse and worse as you grow older, The rabbit has stirred up so And when this fone pre it His wife apphed last November, ‘FBI car so fast that we hit a but also has not heard any answer. taxi. They didn't even stop to ex- After 14 daya, you wil discover much interest and fun with its obvious that it ma impos- change’ credentials,"” he declared. to using all He said: gastronomical victories over ice sible to correct unless you start to ve The FBI denied its car was in- complexion ¢are im-or part—fy4 pth: every day, “We are dying of boredpm here. rota cream, hamburgers, egg sand-— onceweek, volved in an accident. oncemont a or a The only thing that enlivens our) wiches and standard rabbit fare = aeon howSong your complex- Try This Skin Treatment life are the Communists’ demands ‘from any table, that more than 10 for money." lodges have had command per-|! De This For A Cleaner Skin OFFERS NO RESISTANCE Blum offered no resistance and formances. admitted his identity when he was | If you want to rid your face of / New Partghle Murer seized, A federal warrant for his Health Head Reports hea Gancaa ~ caused shin ec in Your Own Home arrest had been issued Friday in ARE YOU A UNITARIAN tiene, these are the three things you Indianapolis Without Risking A Penny! * * * must do WITHOUT KNOWING IT? |. First yeu must soften the hard- eee eee Measles on Increase REGULAR ... $19.95 The warrant accused him of vio- The name of this doctor's ened dirt and oils that may have formula is the Queen Helene Skin Do you believe the Bible to be an lating a clause in the Smith Act accumulated in your pore open- Treatment. It is named in honor of jines Second, you must remove SAVE ... $7.00 that dirt. (But don’t it out. inspiring human document rather Measles are up again’ in the making it a criminal offense to than the literal “word of God?” the nurse who worked at the doc- according to a report from county ‘belong to the Communist party Do you believe Jesus to have been tor’s side on 15 go while this a squeeze Dr. John Monroe, health director. great religious teacher. rather than while knowing its aim is to pro-Seuessing only forces part of the formula was be’ ng cove . Your 8 pre-existent present day a or There are also a few deeper into your skin.) And ‘mote the overthrow of the U.S. more cases Queen Heleneka A ormula, diets? Seine. you must try to tighten your of mumps in the enough for 33 home treatments, in- county Do jou believe the development of character to be more tmpéortant government through force and vio- YOU skin with shrinking and antiseptic Chicken pox in Pontiac has cludes your scientific cleansing lence. than the accepting of religious ° * * PAY creeds? agents, not only for beauty, but to cream, your medicated mask cream raised from three to ten cases in guard you against rein‘ ection! and your medicated pore astrin- ONLY the past week while measles are L.Dq.fou believe that “religious truth” ~ Phe ABI. eid --Blan former . And unless you are —repared to do gent.The cost is $3.98... less than to be acceptable must be in har down, comes the report from the was chairman of the Communist all.three things, it’s likely you will mony with ibe truth in every Meld 13 cents a treatment, Yes, less than in New England, president wasting your time and your city party 4 cluded 18 cents for a skin specialist's go on A breakdown of reports from the rest of your life looking » 4 hel the brotherhood of the Massachusetts branch and pk A skin and — ee money of am papective of nation for “miracle cures!” the health departments on com-executive secretary of the New ollow your daily race or greed? mirror and after nade munieable diseases follow, ee: York state Communist party. Do you befieve the purpose of re your Ngton 1 to help us lve this Mfe if your Queen Helene ment, Whet Happens When You treat- Blum also had been a party or- Pontiar nobly and trictively? does not do for your skin cx ns ment ganizer for Indiana before coming Apply This Doctor's If you do then you think as most Past Pre Year rything we have led you to be- Unitarians do a Werk Week Ago to Chicago in 1951, the FBI said eve it will do. If you don’t see 3-Way Formula Chicken pox In 3 12 * Me * A meeting of those interested in dramatic improvement after just Cyonorrhora 5 2 Unitarianism is to be held at the Measles 4 3 Blum was held in lieu of $20,000 one 15-minute treatment, if you Pontiac Savings and Loan Lounge, First to prepare your -for Mumps 2 5 761 W Huron, Friday, March 30th, bond pending removal to Indian- treatment we are going don't see a further improvement Preumoniad 3 6:00 PM ; : apolis after U.S. Commissioner each day for the next 14 da: Rubelia 0 and Parts the buried Zire ce- Call or write for further tnforma- the unused portion. ell Seariet fever 2 " C. S. BentleyP ike continued the turn mented into your pores. The scien- tion, Rev Russell] L Lincoln 5455 Syphilis 3 1 thank you for trying it, and refund Cambourne Place, Birmingham, Mich tifie pore cleanser which is Part 24 hearing to April 4.4 Tuberculost ! 2 MAyfair 6-1114 full purchase ries. 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Please rash me ii roture mail my com. dav warned 2,202. graduates that the company will continue toward area” ...namel around the nose, :}* plete Queen Helene Doctor's Skin Treat- ’ ' Before trouble strikes lips, eyes and cheeks. : ment, ineluding Vanaibara TOKYO «® of Tokyo — President University Tadao to-Under the Ld program, * Day said fingertips A litt le thicker as you around would the any “danger cream. * LJ * ' ' ] ' Japan is moving toward prewar its goal of converting all remain ' The first 3 or 4 minutes you will | ' nationalism. He said Japanese ing manually-operated exchanges ‘ 1. SCIENTIFIC CLEANSER democracy will crumble if people to dial. Dial systems are scheduled ’ feel a strong stimulation, This is ! ' the massaging action of the medi-2. MEDICATED MASK CREAM L]welcome the trend. this year for Ypsilanti. Niles. Bu cal ingredients going to work on) ‘ 3. ASTRINGENT ' SEE US! * * * ’ chanan, Manton, Marion, McBain your skin. Your face will feel alter.' 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She spends hours cuing him on his lines and he gives her a lot of credit for his success. . : $ 29.94 Hollywood Headlines: h Fate’s Strange Workings Lead ‘Marty’ to Stardom rrigm choad “chon ’ By BOB THOMAS [his family’s home in New Haven, yan « Doeskin . © Dark Shades HOLLYWOOD \ —Except for) Conn. the workings of fate, Ernest Borg-* * «© @John Alden eB , cles eWhi is aa Oem nine might today be a Navy pen-| “So what happens?’’ he laughs.| ° sioner, an air conditioning worker “I got into qa business that has had © Peerless © Coshmere @Black & Novy ~~ . ae Vv | or an electrical equipment sales-|me traveling ever since." Short coats aiues insist- The greatest coat sale of the season! man. | Largely on his mother’s “ * + ‘ence, he tried acting. His only at gigantic savings ... and in the week of Easter! to. Instead, he's the king of Holly-formal training was four months Lightweight textured wools—doeskin, suede, hop- wood, having won prize, the Academy SAILOR FIRST filmland’s Award. top at the Randall School of Dramatic ‘Arts in Hartford: He got his sea- soning at the famed Barter sacking, boucle, basket-weave, plush or cashmere- wool blends. Sizes 8-18, 9-15, 141-2414, Ernie never gave a thought to Theater in Abingdon, Va. * *. * acting until he was almost 30. His at ce was the Navy. He en-' ue = = a hospital ations : listed in 1935, when the waning sack plaped © a eet otha f depression still made jobs scarce. fim “Whistle at Eaton Falls” in, . : He went in the Navy atweighing -135 pounds. When New England18.) 0.0.0 a; wie and portrayed the. to 8 tlSvs Cree came out 10 years later, he was ae erence” exactly serviceWar I 100 pounds heavier. His was largely on the Worlddestroyer Lamberton and LOTS_ But tween OF IDLENEASS | there were long lapses be- jobs, and Ernie almost a converted yacht, the Sylph. |despaired. His low point came) “If | had stayed in the Navy, I after he had returned to New! would a few . have gotten outmonths ago,” onhe ‘York from a Hollywooda pension Fae ialobserves. | Mob, with Braderts film, ‘The! ; Crawford. “I might have stayed in too if it “It was inhadn't been for the war. By 1945, : I had had enough war as wasnt walking 1951," down he recalls. “Ti Broadway and| and ‘Yes, aad : sir’ and . ‘No, sir.’ 3 So i! soot a| ‘Whistle guy \ hadat Eaton worked with in| Falls.’ He said, , Seis he had ‘been looking for me, that) Free Alterations 0 he was now in the electrical busi-| job starting at $8,000.” e a taught me a lot. of things. It}/™ Ernie, who had earned $2.300) molded me as a man, and I made a lot of wonderful friends.” One, of his most prized telegrams after from acting that year, said, ‘This, is for me!” He stood by for the, ‘job to begin, turning down a stage he won the Oscar was from his : |offer and a TV job. But he never) and he had the-friend again, ‘saw - fmet stipe return to acting. SHUNNED TRAVELING to His career began to improve. He! Ernie thought he would go into which he had did some important things in TV.) dabbled during a two-month period then came. to Hollywood to play between Navy hitches. He almost the sadistic Fatso Judson in took a job with a company, but “From Here to Eternity " Then the plant was in Syracuse He came: a stream air conditioning, in of film heavies.| director Nick Ray warned | didn't want to travel that far from Oyce °o ALTERATIONS Ww RSter ARE FREE AT FEDERAL’S L998 Colortul, decorated eggs— trimmed in artiatic Moral designs, Choice of 4 flovortul centers — Young and dressy... Chocolate Molded BASKETS LGE. SIZE MED. SIZE “Candy stripe” fashions for a brighter spring! tive eandies— packed oom ME BQo10°4{O oe x Chocolate Molded 2.95 NOVELTIES 153c T° 325 Candy stripe Easter dresses to whirl through eS oe a is -oamemnaimtae at sneer] ase ENEET NE | spring into summer! The lustrous sheen of silk DeLuxe Assortment of with the crispness of cotton. Truly, a new Easter MINIATURES confection candy tones blue, pink of in aqua or ee Ae ' | Open9 p.m. ary Xoo, —_— Til , Week Before le y ast 12 N. Saginaw St. —PEN-THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28, 1956 a a = . : Firefighter Answers ~— |was out, Bush rushed home. — But Writer Couldn't Learn the Trick oe Duty Fire Calls ne ae fire was owt. of phoned the fire truck * RUSSELLVILLE, “Ky. W—Asst.,io come’ help hen put it out, [10 manke you neach.Key an anpirin. r 0 1 il m ins Don -ver Oo Fire. Chief Eddie Bush was burn-: Tem 2 oo Oe tet ec e€ Naat ae Macaguga Cilege ot ing trash in his back yard when’ The nuthatch ts the only tree-, says close to half a ‘By RELMAN MORIN Well, there was an — .}. There are a thousand different with the “‘stretch-out” system. Invaftera meet, you will have de-\the fire siren started. He left ‘climbing bird that climbs down billion dollars of the nation’s (For Hal Boyle ) | doctor's advice. ‘this, you postpone your first cig-\layed the day’s smoking by two home on the double. When the-fire | the esos of trees head first. iannual hospital bill goes into drugs NEW YORK (#—About this busi-| * * a Some people have had success'arette five minutes each day;|and one-half hours. ness of not smoking . However, he is among those —— s se 6& physicians who believe that, used! Another, and similar, plan is Nearly a year _ a, since, in moderation, tobacco eases ten- the “reward” idea. You don't tell I lit my last cigarette. It still Sion and promotes relaxation. He WHAT'S MY LINE? yourself you are going to stop_en- seems like a miracle, difficult to thinks the beneficial effects of this! WISTRUCTIONS: Each word is related to my work. “Un- New Notes in — tirely, but you hold off as long believe after 25 years of heavy May outweigh any physical disad-| scramble os few as possible to guess my line. Answer -|as. possible, then “reward” your- puffing. I. don’t intend to start/ vantages. self with a smoke. Then hold -off appears under orrow, reading downword. This, of course, would be the | i TAMA. «se we OS ad again. : Trouble with all these is that Ien b Shoes! again. * Ld * is saynot “How I Stopped Smok-! they focus your thoughts on tobac- It seems to me that tobacco is) ing.” |co, whereas the key. is to forget one of the good things of life, one, * BENEFITS OVERRATED ‘i entirely. I believe it was Mark | of the rare pleasures, and should) —_ |Twain who said something to the: It is, rather, that thé benefits of | be treated as such. A fine cigar, not smoking may be greatly over-| la cool pipe or a few cigarettes 2 ieffect that smoking is not the kind) lot habit-you can lead downstairs, | tep at time rated. are the hallmarks of a civilized” 3 Fe 2 , MEN’S i . Aen /man. The trick is not to overdo al oe es ry As I understand it, each of us|. A A is a special little chemical works, Oe cai eae Ae Ae os ced to rae -= the TASSEL LOAF ER different in some detail from cou earn that tric’ y window, ily,” eeuared. Fashioned in soft e leather to fit every other. What is harmful to/@aily average was two packs of! 1 ROWPED é Se and feel loth acon newest in one person may have little or no cigarettes and, under” pressure at 2 NISPARI Americans Give men’s smart footwear. In bootmaker , effect on another. So doctors are rie nptoarl it would go aay : oon 7 meilow black only. , by no means in agreement about/three. Out of pure nervous reflex, 1 the effects of tobacco: I often lit one cigarette, and put 7 soues ‘| | Ya Days of Pay' My experience, for what it’s|it down beside another already| Sizes 7-122 § Qh worth, as been’ this ""' '"* burning. Over-indulgence was. my ane to Tax Collector I don't find that I work better|Tiddle name i NEW YORK, (INS) — The tax, B,C, D = ff <> now, have more energy nor sleep —_ 4 Yesterday's -onswer: Pipe, flange, foundation reported today Ameri-' more _ soundly. My disposition t gpttonpind aber RO alternative but a0 faUcet, Moin, Basin, showEr, wRench. ‘cane now work three-an-a-half . Ce . J hasn't improved. And writing a o ove re De 7 tars i © 1956 What's My Line, Ine laeve (isc themedtven cach) week A Winthrop Hand Lasted Leader simple declarative English sen sulle For instance, ff py land the other day-and-a-half for, “SHOEStence is still likely to be an ob-| li lif isusiy | * | tax nctOr -5 ithe collector stacle bigger than Mt, Everest. |Bece, I Lael pel ohtinagnd | In other com r eat tt cay hare “iler midnight pet Most Active Volcano Eccentric Woman Digs | ‘The foundation, a private re-| Two-Eyelet Sport Oxford ; Se I did when I was paced psc out ak eames: oe OAHU, Hawaii — The world’s Real Deep for Money pestis the pay c an Fashioned in soft leather to fit and ing. lpanic!” That will never happeo most active = Loa, S. A ooeg a feel in ren n't rouse the porter eer volcanonek an a Mauna . -PIERRE, D. ® — woman! followingHl survey é of tax! peciect, The newest : Meds Only istand of Hawaii. It is walked into the Daily Capital effects on the 40-hour week. eert teeter In bootmaker mellow by Then why stop? | Hov do you stop? ‘capped with: @now every winter. Journal and-ordered four copies | ack only, vs ° — ~~ jof the newspaper. ‘ A man earning $5 a week -. : Kingsway bd | ‘Then she took off an overshoe Which the foundation says is close Sizes 6')-12 ‘and shoe to obtain a quarter to pay to the_average fulltime pay in pri-| B, C, D ‘for them. She put a nickel change Vate industry, works aig a Set Bixck. lin her shoe, replaced the galosh,|hour day for food, seven hours to, Plain Toc DOCTOR'S ADVICE ‘again. ion the pic ked up her papers and walked: Day housing costs, three hours for dappy aS er. ave out. jms clothing and two hours for) —_— |medical expenses. Other outlays | Road Hog Trouble oe) tes) Ton) toners a7 | OWENSBORO, Ky. uw — A| Taxes — federal, state and local, The Family Shoe Store In motorist stopped to avoid hitting|— take the biggest tingle bite out TEL-HURON ja hog in the road. A car behind ‘of the work week, 12-hours, or; plowed into the first car, causing | ‘half again as much as goes for SHOPPING CENTER | Shoe Box ($400 damage to the autos. Dam-|food, the next most costly Rem ‘age to the hog: $0.00. jin laboring time. EASTER DEVILSFOOD BUTTERCREAM BUTTERCREAM LAYER CAKE LAYER CAKE This fine textured yellow batter Two lavers of delicious choco- cake is filled and frosted with late devilsfood filled with luscious buttercream. The special white buttercream, topped decoration will make it the center with strips of buttercream, of interest at your Easter Week then frosted all over with . dinner or party. creamy chocolate icing. $ 75 AVAILABLE —— ALL WEEK ) 25 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY CHICK and 7 ALMOND RABBIT PASTRIES TEA RING These clever little party favorites This flaky-crusted coffee cake, are made with vellow batter, with with its rich almond filling and buttercream heads and fondant creamy fondant icing, gener-icing—vellow on the chicks, pink ously topped with sliced roasted on the rabbits. almonds, is ideal for Easter morning breakfast. { Say it with Flowers -By-Wire EASTER This is the quickest... easiest... nicest possible way to say Happy Easter to those you love. Wherever you may be, SPECIAL just phone or isi the floristist who displays ‘ . | , ASSO RTMENT visit who the famous Mercury EMBLEM. You can won A sparkling gift assortment of be delivered anywhere in the world in Sanders favorite milk and dark Phone a matter of hours. This, your Florist, absolutely guarantees. SOs or Visit | F.T.D. | | | These gav-colored vellow bat- ter cupcakes have a delicious marshmallow cocoanut icing, and are topped with spar- kling jelly beans. 6 f or Cc ; oe c : ’ chocolate-coated eandies—fruits, creams, nuts, and crispy and chewy centers — with colorful Faster specialties, and a floraldecorated chocolate cream plaque. *)60 $285 2 3; POUNDBOX POLNDBOX It’s a Gift—the Way Sanders Broom Boiegroor Boivery Association Heedaverters, Detroit, Michiges SEND FLOWERS-BY-WIRE RABBIT CENTER ICE CREAM Candy says ‘Happy Easter’?! JACOBSEN’S FLOWERS ADE wx: Vanilla ice cream with chocolate rabbit center. The perfect dessert for your Easter entertain-~ Greenhouses and Retail Store at Lake Orion ing. , - 50c pint, Sliced 101 North Saginaw Ph: FE 3-7165 On Special Order Where-Quality Costs You Less . PHONE PEARCE’S, FE 2-0127 | 37 Sanders Stores and 31 National Super Markets Flowers for Esvery Occasion PEARCE FLORAL CO. | Visit your nearest candan Store in the Tel-Huron Shopping Center Flowers tor Every Occasion Delivered Anywhere in the World | Telegraph Road and West Huron Street, in Pontiac = 559 Orchard Lake Ave. Z eee i * oe ee ie ‘7 THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28,1956 ELEVEN ne ee. : oo, a! Of PO THE BEST PLACE TO START YOUR EASTER PARADE is at TEL-HURON CENTER! Here you’can shop with ease... park free in our big 800-car lot. And, best of all, you'll find the stores bulging with lovely Easter merchandise, Aeerything you need to outfit your family for Easter... at terrific savings, too! | Swift's Premion, Wilson's Certified, Gssctinid ot : Armour’s Ster—Sugar Cured Hickory Smoked | Smoked HAMS |SEW ‘N SAVE SHOP—TEL-HURON WOVEN SPRING Full Shank Half Cut from 12 te: 16-Lb. Hama Butt Portion . 63c © Lb FASTER AN EASTER GIFT for JUNIOR! All White for Easter Cunningham's Own Egg Coloring! EGGS FLOWERS J i], Lily Brand Co-ordinating. Colors | ' Little Red Wagon Sturdy, all metal construction.~ ¢ e Sanforized, Vat Dyed a Youngsters love ‘em! Se as match- Pay \\\ mates C | ag \\\ s\\ to: STRIPES Chore Master eg MULTI. Me, STRIPES, Yard CAR WASH Easter special thursday 9:30 a.m. BABY | CHECKS 36” Widths i BRUSH V4-inch starting A real for the home! Long CHECKS money saver ane handie attaches to any ‘hose. Ideal for washing windows, too. Open Thurs., Fri., Sot. Eves to 9 $258 2 00 ‘New ’n Save HYDRANGEAS Hvac! NTH FABRIC SHOP || |) Good assortment of colors end 3 bloomed ini Ph, FE 5-4457 : TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER WINEY’S WHITE rayon TULIPS — MUMS J 3-bloom plants. : 75 Costume Jewelry | 9 ‘2 Perfect to complement your faille 8¢ “S459 tiful chalk white. coats C O AT § || $198 | | : : “sae” || KRESGE’S || CUNNINGHAM’S | || Check-Out Service Tel-Hyron Center | } _ Self-Se rve—— Pie ‘n’ Pay | 1082 2 BSA Ht Ee to le iicileieteaiees (SF Pee AE SS siccinsiai Sime age CPR A pe 2 Se eRe ee ee per aes se ee FD a j Sizes 2 to 6x . nn eee eee exec | 7 to 14 and Sub-teens, 13.82 © = ee ee eee ae Newest chic styles in rayon MYER'S Jewelry Shop in Tel-Huron checks, wool tweeds and gab- ardines. Deep hem lines. Also | nylon toppers and linen dusters Jewelry with the subtle look . . delightfully delicate... | dramatically styled. Cultured = Pearls and textured gold with scintillating dots of | FREE! rhinestones. a Girls Simulated PEARL 4 KRAMER'S NECKLACE “FINESSE”— WITH EACH COAT SALE = S288 TRES CHIC EASTER Psndhis Tots and teens will love to wear our pic- ture -pretty Easter : i | -) ‘ay ye a % fashions. See our gay, me Sy M j ars “ : new selection today! MS. i ao Soe nee 99eel << Fed 5 “ie at. is Mf = Dik¢ f f La 0)WAON ag or ‘ yag = oo” #43of2: ~ Bea. . ON " i. wn . 2 ae Gold, Pearls, Delicate matched °4" eres . I Rhinestone pin earrings OP-LEVEL Hand Decorated Porcelain It's new! And it's handsome from any angle. a Limoges-typeer porcelainee to en-yrs The =Top-Level has a =low-top, uncreased $ ] 5 | home crown, arrow brim and a modern look of CLOTHING Gare smartness about it. For well-dressed men of é av : all ages. Available in a range of flattering usually higher priced Rag, Sater Sport Coots. 14.99 Te new Spring colors. For Easter — for a spring-long costume y ws Easter Dress Suits. 19.99 ae ° Other Styles From $10 00 to $20 00 maker over your favorite dresses "2: Easter Topcoats . 12.99 Bctie 8 Double Door Knob and ne ° ' — for an unbelievable $15, choose this “aster Dress Shirts. 1.99 id Shaft, from $2.00 Baste Dress Stocks. 4.99 _ TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER Te fenon SHOPPING CENTER Visit Osmun’s Shoe Dept. Open an Osmun’s Best for Children” _ OPEN EVERY ot Our Tel-Huron Store Charge Account. TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER ' Tel-Huron Shopping Center FE 5-9955 ~ Single Switch Plate, from 55¢ THURS. to $ P.M. : Telephone FE 4-4541 |], SHOP MON., THURS., FRIL, SAT.:TO 9 P.M, -FRI-SAT. | | Gold Bell Stamps — Gold Bell Contest ae es ea ¥ a ea ee ee ee ee | ‘ a we x - a j tA | : ] \ vO 2 : TWELVE ‘aoe | THE PONTIAC C PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 38. 1936 | 1 Me Fp SS Rae Oe | Pe. f He ier i wes sb sland wii ort nat a-|ot «women 2 % = ods ProTerr Vi . Victim Woman Radio Patrolman Herbert Haasla_heart_attack_while_shoveling Mary Hans, 6 Z - of Rare Ailment ' PROVIDING A HOME FOR YOU... | ae Detroiter . . Suffers From). Disease That Causes Height Shrinkage = YT. ~ DETROIT . (INS)—A Detroit housewife is ée-yaereld| the sixth | IN THE Se known sufferer from a rare disease, that cause its victims to shrink in)Mc TYPICAL. : She is Mrs. Alberta Elbode, a victim of Clarisse's Disease, named . after Mrs. a Gulfport, Leola Martha Clarisse,Miss., mother. AMERICAN Mrs. Elbode said she was five feet seven inches tall when the dis- ease first struck her 13 years ago. She now is 5 feet, one inch tall. W AY! The Detroit woman first believed. she was suffering from arthritis: , and went to doctors seeking treat-' ment for that ailment. sind Geo Gee | The strength of a community is in the ; number of well cared for Henry Ford Hospital in 1950 andX-rays taken there showed she Setiisr eeegabein! onanGeum! PeesSasi and teal! | rohomes... that means home ownership is VERY to our community... we antwant t to help py you to IMPORTANT own y your own Doctors found her digestive home. Come in today and talk it over. system was not absorbing calcium phosphorus needed to salaMrs, arElbode returned sustain her home three WE BUY . LAND CONTRACTS months later and since then the Hl disease has huge doses been kept of vitamin in check by D anf cal- oe ith AP Wirephot. as ee cium capsules, a protein diet and STRICKEN FRENCH TRAWLER EN ‘GRAVEYARD OF SHIPS’ hidden rocks, long a death trap for shipping. ‘Trawler ran onto rocks * s a daily routine of exercises. — The 270-ton French trawler Vert Prairial ‘lies awash on rocky near. Land's -End and entire crew of 17 nen drowned. Lifeboats et She will next month re-enter the hospital for phosphorus treat- British coast ef Corowall after —_—_—— a becoming latest victim of area's surf-couldn't ae: reac ch the ne and we found only bodies. . oe ha és east. : ments. Such treatmentsMrs. Clarisse after she indhes in height. : cured |lost 10 Chemicals Blamed (Hint to Medics: Grind Bones Dali’ 5 ie Supper’ Red Industry | ANN ARBOR Supreme? UP..--...Prof. | Z.: “a Bi ent“PONT ‘ é SAVINGS Mrs. Elbode is confined to of Al h | All wheelchair but her spirits are high| or co 0 ergy = With Blender and she insists on doing all her! work. a TF’ GRAND RAPIDS — Metal-/ INDIANAPOLIS uw — “Take foors. ae morrne cleaning chemicals are believed. ™ ase“ 'the cause of a strange allergy to| food blender and grind upShe disclaims any credit for her ane me bone...”| : capi ieatites C1 5fortitude, giving it all to her hus-#lcoholic beverages for several) * 6 * § f C IE hibi Clark Dickinson, University of ef Or apita X | | Michigan economist, says that |when. Russia begin to prospect for WASHINGTON (INS)—The Na-! natural resources within the sattel- tional Gallery of Art has an-jites she controls, she will provide @/nounced that Salvador Dali's “The’4''serious challenge to U, S. in- |Sacrament of the Last Sup= pper”’ | dustrial supremacy. ‘will be placed on public view for — a iG E. Lawrence. a-ERM KEMCE, and ‘ Loan Association. . 761 W HURON STREET ° aha Downtown 407 Main . St., * Rochester . —— i band, Arthur, and two sons, James, workmen in a Grand Rapids indus-| Not for housewives but for the first time Saturday. 15, and William, 13. She said: |trial plant. surgeons : | The painting, which the Spanish “There are the most loyal cheer. * * *& | Two researchers at the Indiana surrealist has called his ‘greatest ing section a mother could have.’ John C. Soet, director of indus-| University Medical School, Drs. masterpiece of. religious art'’ and rhage gene aitecl o wh| trial hygiene for the State Health © cereal and c r Paes awe h repr ms =“ — of t way y Wo even do’ tice repor wir animal studies show intensive work, is from the private the housework guess I am a if I wanted but [' Deverman: very independent dicated the pokt Mwvestiga tive chemical gives e off why bone transplants are effective when the bone most to be collection of Chester dent of the gallery. Dale, presi person.” fumes which clash with alcohol. | grafted is pulverized. The Dali “Last Supper’ is fo- —————————— The — ‘emasines d they Using dyes injected into the cused on the figure of a trans- + Signal Now Flasher, came nauseated, : red-faced and = | blood streams eX-|search team of animals, found that the re- a new parent Christ and the is drawn together fy composition the shee Traffic “tag ped Head Reports and Dwight Elizabeth apres os ney drank an at tea and of a pee novrigeaiin if blood supply is set upaicoholic beverage ily in the graft areawork day Onc also) Iverized bone is used most quick-tecturalwhen pul-dron—thThe graft] Incotenee form oftancient the dodecahe- sym bol of of th the a pr a = cacagt Sor tthe! ‘reported severe heart palpitations.!hone, itself, serves chiefly as. _ bee support while new bone forms. a vondceaeeel m., Theodore George E. Tubich, regional di-! o 8 «@ "Vandals Rip Schools 4 engineer, announced. jrector for industrial hygiene, de-| The surgeon works bone-frag-| MASON w—Vandals caused ex- During the afternoon hours, it! lclined to name the’ chemital. He| ment paste into the needed shape.|tensive damage at three schools will be a regular red-green signal | began investigations almost two|As new bone forms in the paste near Mason recently. The Howlett, for the traffic from the Pontiac| months ago on ee of the the material hardens |Hawley and Birney rural schools State Hospital. workers. —_——_—_——_—— ,were entered and most extensive Previously, the light delayed He also said news reports of) The veins are blood vessels that/damage was done at the Howlett traffic on Elizabeth Lake road as/the investigation brought word of returns the human blood from the! schoo| were all windows— were little traffic was coming from the isimilar eases at industrial plants capillaries toward the area of the broken and desks were overturned hospital, Vanderstempel said, elsewhere in the 1 nation, he art. and smashed, Ae $ . ” t , afor ied the ° ’ ‘choicest Prk 4 |homegrown r ~« totem pole EASTER SPECIAL IN Who’s the real boss of Blatz? PRICED FROM eeAa zales _; Daffodils You are. : $ 3 50 y acinths— y rangeasg Otherhands and other beer. 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SPACE “% ‘ ' ’ ‘ ' . { * _ = v ‘ ae / ' L : é Ce THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 ~ 8 THIRTEEN (Advertisement) = ie a vine ed tol THE STORY OF EGGBERT . An Easter Adventure ; By Walt Scott Juror’s Opinion Costs It hi T : ROK Sets May 15th ROK Sets May 15th to China. ° are|{ yt \ (a cant Figure wrt \’ np 3 N7 pleco $10 During Court Trial Cc ng or tu re : Shinicky as Date for Election. |*"=" “omnis ; ove LoNcviEW, Tex. @—surcr R/ PROMPTLY RELIEVED < eSB Net i W. Boone of Kilgore rendered an ‘Most observers consider Rhee | Ny fp A doctor’s formula—soothing anti- SEOUL, South Korea 8) — The opinion in County Court yesterday septic Zemo—promptly the South. Korean government today unbeatable, My A and it cost him $10. itching, burning of Skin Rashes, . haeTomer! oy a * * « * Eczema, and presidential election which will, pit While testimony in a case in- Syngman. Rhee against one of his. Assailants of U.S. Gls volving a woman driver was be- long-time political foes, TOKYO (An American air {| ing presented, Boone blurted out: * * * * * man was stabbed in the back early | * (Advertisement) The election date ‘was an-today in downtown Tokyo. His con- ‘Well, she must have been a) nounced a few hours after the op-|dition was termed serious. mighty poor driver or she could LOST 19 Ibs position Democratic named * * ia have stopped.” N etions! =—= manP, H. * * @ A few hours earlier another air- Shinicky, to oppose the + 81-/ was beaten b . FOWLERVILLE, MICH. © "Excess man y assailants at Judge Earl Sharp declared a tok til I wae aah A ata Presidentt’s -bid for @ithe same downtown spot, His Coe | i. mistrial and dismissed all of the forced to,makes Rennnel t erm. a wounds were not serious. 3-28 a _© 100m san voresme | jury except Boone, whom he fined in month Sorat nia! Shinicky, a conservative, has} Japanese police a looking | 9 ia 8 «8 | oa arin Be let, naning Re been one of Rhee’s bitterest polit for the assajlants. The Air Force| ™* aheler sh regularly dines |‘muscles stretching to accommo-The flea is the champion jumper |length, and can leap 12 inches) It wasn't a complete loss for| better and thanks nel that ical rivals sinee both fought the withheld the names of both Amer-|00 fish bigger than itself. Itidate the enormous meal until it is of the world. Tt can high jump horizontally, oF 200 times its own Boone. He drew $5 pay for jury biogted rma Japanese gceupation of Korea be-licans. . iswallows these whole, its stomach digested. six inches, or 100. times its body ‘length. service. Priced at your store. e , : : . | . . ; here's the BIG Fact You Need to Know — AD out the Mobilgas Economy Run! Positive Proof that Pontiac’s 227 H.P. Strato-Streak V-8 is America’s Most Modern and Efficient Automotive Engine 1. PONTIAC 21.1098 miles per gallon © 9. 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Clemens St., Pontiac 15, Michigan > JACK W. HAUPT PONTIAC SALES & SERVICE RUSS JOHNSON MOTOR SALES HOMER HIGHT MOTORS, Inc. North Main Street, Clarkston, Michigan 51 N. Broadway, Lake Orion, Michigan 160 S. Washington St., Oxford, Michigan 4 . : ’ ‘ Not one, but TWO grand-new mixes! -Duncan Hines introduces the BROWNIE TWINS meliow butterscotch fiavor7-rich’ as chocolate candy— . | bake ‘em tender or chewy a great dessert, a la mode — BLOND FUDGE ‘ tee ai Try the 8 variations pictured on packages Now it's easy to keep the cookie jar filled with Brownies — There's ‘more than one way to serve Brownies! Simple tricks will turn them into Mint Plaid Brownies, Snowcap, Coconut, the fudgiest Fudge, or Butterscotch for a delicious change Fudge-Frosted Brownies, Gumdrop Squares, Chocolaté Polka Dot Brownies, Date-Nut Bars. All recipes are on packages. Duncan Hines says: ‘It’s easy to understand why Now we can all have our fill of Brownies! Brownies are America’s favorites they're half cake and “Both mixes are completely blended of the finest ingredi- half candy, and altogether delicious. ents, ready for you to add water and fresh egg (that “TI do hope you'll try both the Fudge and its twin, Blond gives.them better texture and helps keep them fresh Brownies... every bit as rich and delicious. We've per-longer). And, of course, add whatever you like in the fected this mix for two reasons. First, everyone likes a way of ‘crunchiness’ nuts, coconut, dates or raisins. change, when it’s butterscotch! Second, there are many Incidentally, they're so easy to stir up you can turn the people who can’t eat chocolate, much as they like it. youngsters loose on these two mixes.” EVERY BAKING AN ADVENTURE IN GOOD EATING: White, Yellow, Devil's Food, Spice, Marble, Burnt Sugar, Sponge, regular ond Chocolate Angel Food Cake Mixes—and new Blond and Fudge Brownie Mixes - <= “4 resent 4s agi ination. ake s Easter cep semaines aS ee Easter baskets area part of the festive celebration themselves for added enjoyment of. the Easter season. of Easter ... . and they can be made by youngsters Make Your Own Basket _to Add to Easter Festivity If Easter baskets are a big part the holiday. For materials, various of the festivities at your home on scraps of pretty things around the Easter, why not_make your own? house can be utilized. ™ Of course, a little help from mother: with the pasting and cut- oe paper od colored eggs with a jaunty Easter rabbit petched in a home made basket can serve as @ centerpiece as well. _ Ingenuity and odds and ends of materials and ribbons Easter egg people. are necessary for snappy looking ting will give, your handiwork more “finished look.’ * » |e Making Easter baskets can a be Create Jolly Little Bunny ort ot the joy of preparing Impromptu for By JOAN RITTER pereniesion and, most bupertamt, | Colored eggs and jelly beans There ‘are some things about!be sure the eggs ere hard boiled. | seattered on a small bunch of East- Easter that are taken for granted; And why not color some extra! ), ‘grass with two candies on either for instance, coldred eggs. But with'eggs and make an Easter Sunday ids we els bene e — Talks Given fat Meeting a little jnitiative and a--supply of centerpiece for Mom for the family =< wo mace 8 cet Rock ’n’ Roll . . . This |paste, colored paper, egg dye and dinner table? ,piece for Mom to be proud of. Mrs. J. Wendell Green served as chairman for the Tues- program ‘some scissors, youngsters can turn clown and others. are day (their pre-Easter vaeation into a found> in one egg dyeing. |a4 productive time.~-—* * OT de, oe ; dron, Youngsters hit. Thevegg fits vight dyeing make You can always dye Easter party egg can eggs . ‘The theme of the evening Was There are seven pages in ‘solid colors or in the vari-colored into the clown’s lap. ‘style. To brighten up and add in- | egg dyeing for Easter an excuse for a neighborhood ‘Idle Dreams." Each member party, with possibly prizes going to the most original drew an assignment for an im-today’s Women’s Section dividuality to Easter eggs, draw| Girl Writes | promptu speech. Mrs, J. R. Shafer faces on the eggs with crayons be-° work of art in decorating the eggs. was toastmistress. colored crepe paper on the ‘out- fore coloring them. Shirley Dovre spoke on “Traf-side and fill with Easter eggs. Then, after the dye has dried, fic Problems.” Her critie was For a handle, cut a 2-inch strip cutout small strips of fairly stiff to Strange Let Small Fry Celebrate Gertrude Foley. Mrs, Lewis of-fairly heavy paper or light card- construction paper in the shape Davidson on “Pontiac, board and staple it to each side of of ears and paste them on your Servicemen a Leading Industrial Center,” the basket, —— bunny, for that’s what at Egg-Decorating Party sr eb no you'll have, the head of an East. TALL, BASKET Neighbors Gossip7" er bunny, The tall basket on the right Youngsters Can Show Their Skills at a About Her Letters If you do crayon the face on the above is made from a round cereal i ba topic: by Mrs. Orben Wilkins, with eggs be sure to use a single color box trimmed with. crepe paper, to Cheer Gls Pre Easter. Get Together \Mrs. Georgé Gaches as critic. Mrs, ‘dye so the facial features will with a handle and a paper lace . IJ. E. McLeod spoke on “Rear,” By EMILY POST show, doilie pasted on the inside at the AP NEWSFEATURES imigination too, so supply them |with Mrs. Howard Wheatley serv- * * s itop for a frilly look. And the A young girl writes: “Tam faced If the Easter egg hunt for smalilwith bits of lace, flowers, broken ing 48 critic. with a problem and would ap-For something different with | handle can be trimmed with a preciate your help in solving it. Easter eggs, take narrow strips of ry has grown too hard-to-cope with|beads, buttons, yarn, crayons, and Mrs. W. Arthur Vernon was chief’ )oy evaluator; Mrs. Gerald McLeod, Several months ago I put my name Crepe are artistw your paper in assorted colors and ; , proportions, why not give a pre-|perhaps even shells from the beach ammarian: Mrs. Robert Bunce If there no in and address in at our local service,wind them around the egg, and Parakeets, which are naturally endowed with Easter Easter egg-dyeing and decorating or old sequins. Colored drawing tail twister, and Mrs, Robert Sut-family to draw the happy bun- club stating that [ would be glad for an added touch of color, paste’ egg colors, are now gaining place as Easter pets for party? ~-ipaper is a help for extra frills. ton, timekeeper The Oscar -was | | nies in the baskets pictured to write to anyohe who was inter-Stars on the crepe paper. Plenty of hard-cooked eggs and Mrs. Vernon. above, simply eut a bunny children. A New York Bird Institute points out that & presented to | out me * ested in receiving mail several egg coloring kits are about! from an old color book for a But please remember, what-Helen Davis and Mrs. George | some states ban poultry as gifts. Jt also states that ; -ceasAry ide| Each child might be given a “IT love to write letters and I ever you do with eggs for Easter, al that is necessary to prov a8 ol hem seard nie Cunningham were guests for the, model. thought I would be doing a service be sure to have your mother's parakeets capable of learning | to talk are easy to care for. ifun smal] basket purchased at variety evenibg, Trace it on cardboard and color to the men in our armed forces. Set up card tables with news. stores fo nest their eggs after it. It may not be the best formed by writing to those who were lonely paper or oilcloth covers in’ the they finish decorating them. ; rabbit in the world but your fam- and had no one to Write to them kitchen or playroom, and step Leather, Fabric ily will appreciate it all the more, If you think the idea. will ap- I received many letters from young hack and let the little geniuses knowing. that it is your contribu- peal to the children you might men all.over this country and quite take over, Gloves Favored wind up with an exhibit offering tion to the family’s enjoyment of a few from servicemen overseas Faster egg coloring kits are sup Easter. - prizes for the silliest or prettiest who were happy to have someone Womens Section for Spring Vogue posed to-be safe, conforming to or whatever the case may be. to write to. government standards. These con NEW YORK (NFEFAi—The deli- our “Several of neighbors fain certified dye tablets dae at-Plan a number of Bares etd res? eae: cae As < . No-Effort Salad Ww K. DNESDAY, M ARC Li 28, “19: 36 P. AG KS 15-ral wre children to play after the eggs|CHClytloved hand is the lashion-r found out what I was doing and 1 materials such as gay transfers ‘ ‘ jn ee . ? as a result T have been the vic- os losis and pane ans ally, and “re finished Ohe might be pinning! @ble one for spring. Features Olives e cottontail on Peter Cottontail, Many of the new gloves, beth! time of some very unpleasant a mystic writer for personalizing ' leather and fabric. 4 lai Here's a no-effort salad. Take a gossip. T can’t see any harm in | egy You may mount a big giant-,eather and fabnc, are plain’ Ww Athi box of frozen mixed vegetables, Robert A. ‘Schultz Claims: writing to these men but evi- One new kit even contains: a sized rabbit cut from heavy draw./narrow fingers. But they Sioa *” break them up into a salad bowl, ' dently my motive for doihg Bride in Parsona e Ri te jbuilt-in party idea. The rock ‘n'in g paper on cardboard The « chil-aes ee eae heey add chopped pitted ripe olives and this has been misunderstood. g : jroli action toys may be assembled dren should try. to pin the tail on/"oUows oul the sol. s LT ince mineed onion. “Will vou please tell me if what leasily,’ and the eggs fit into them the rabbit while blindfolded peady tower , ;~ Pour over whatever French I am doing is wrong and if this At a ceremony performed Sat-wedding. Mrs. Schultz received (either rocking back and forth, roll * * * ' Because we have wandering dressing you prefer and eat as -urday afternoon in the parsonage her guests wearing a navy blue jing like hoop ‘or working aS a ; sleeves this spring, glove cOllec-mae as the frost is off the bean of the First Congregational Church. dress with pink accessories, [pull-toy by tying on a string ' Ie ‘ pan ant th * a ue tions offer lengths starting ‘with: __ oe Margare: Jarga became . ‘ : or thus party. Top the cake with'tha shorty (a atch Orr t N ay eve- ents?” Paddock street and Cecil Dum-her ensemble. Her corsage was of cello solos and Mrs Clark Morgan brigue of Drayton Plains announce white carnations and two piano solos sweetheart Mrs. Emmons , 8 " & the Ties eee 8 fon . ning : efOn s€ {. Goddard of rome Answer: If the deceased grand- the engagement of their daughter, "S€S parents were very well known Mrs, Putnam sang two vocal Bloomfield Mrs. Boelter will be assisted by Romana,‘to Curtis Hunt of Wor-ATTENDS BRIDE dolos and one duet with Mrs. they would be mentioned, bat not Hills. He is a Mrs. Allen Hersee, first vice presi- land, Wyo. He is the sen of Mr. Mrs. Duane Fields served as the ordinarily. Chartes Buck.-Mrs. Wager, Mrs. ' dent: Mrs. Norman Caverley, sec-) and Mrs. Harold Hunt of Wé#land. bride's attendant: wearing a navy Morgan and Mrs. W. Henry Sink | graduate of ond vice president; Mrs. Ellis LOTTIE SAWYER Purdue Witt, secretary; Mrs. Frank Fin “Dear Mrs. Post: I would like No Gate has been set for the blue silk ensemble with pink ac-wone the accompanist. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Robertson to know, when eating dry cake wedding. o cessones and a corsage of pink ; . ! kle. treasurer, and Mrs. Walter sceved with a custard or other —————___—__— carnations, Guests for the day included Mrs University. of East Montcalm avenue an- a " Par Sauter, chaplain a Patient aw Merlin Asplin, Charlotte Baird and nounce the engagement their sert spoon or fork?” J. Alan Brown performed the Mrs. Robert Gaff Jr daughter, Lottie Sawyer, to David sauce oyer it,| does. one use des-in peer 1 summer Mrs. Loren Beach is the newly| of wedding is 4 me jelected conduetress; Mrs, William) — | Matt Shelton of Charlotte avenue duties of best man. Others were Mrs. John Nicolls Vincent. He is the son of Mr, \Weaver, third-year trustee; Mrs. Answer: Correctly, both are pro-|is a patient at Henry Ford Hospi-| A reception for 125 people was Jr, Mrs. L. V, Ostrander, Mrs planned, , Edward Schram, second-year trus-and Mrs. E. L. Vincent of Clark. vided, and guests use either one> tal, Detroit, where he is under-| held at the home of the bride-Donald E. Redmond and Mrs. John tee, and Alma Cawley, first-year ston. Theil couple plans a June 2 uf both. going surgery. grooni’s parents following the _F. Williams. NORMA JEANE, SCHIELDS — '<3.2° wating | | y \ : 7 ¥ . { XK ie # : \, 2 o> % ¥ se 7 \y ff 2 | SoU oe ene lay ey hie ee Cece rele UIA ey pr rea pened Dupe sy Sey * Fa THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1056 SIXTEEN SPECIAL | DIETETIC FOODS . Man, 27, and Girl, 15, May Disprove the Rule Natural Health Foods | tHe DEMAND ror 58 Wayne, Pontiac. FE 4-460) By ELIZABETH WOODWARD talk about the difference in our grt of your age and a young man om So Se Bihar Gangs foam, Secretaries, Stenographers, “Dear ‘Miss. Woodward: I read ages. nearly 10 years older. , they saw you two out! them -together at “school affairs,Typists and Accountants Your girl friends parties and such. You're conscious your. recent article about a 16 “De you think we should let He’s been. out of high school, girl who was taking very other people see us? Or shouldwe let's. say, about six years. year-old : Wedding Plans “Geday E break up even though we like gree the attentions of a gily is far greater than the supply. Weltine sora atath ted each other very much? : 27._ 1 agree with you that it was “J've known him for a year and) You can prepare for a good position by DIMITRI LA ZAROFF st fnmon his par. but my eave have. always liked him. And, most) PHOTOORAPHY = enrolling in the Day, Half-day, or Evening of my girl friends go with guys aera a medcmuars ia wheel However,two may be the 12 Huren St, Ponting you W. much older than they'are: Please FE 46-9466 Classes, starting — and I'vecarder ceed cal give me your advice.” exceptions. If he’s a young24 a guy 24 for the past three weeks. and you're a rather mature 15, “We're crazy about each other Answer: There always seem to, there might be a meeting of minds. | MONDAY, APRIL 2 and both our families approve of be exceptions to. disprove a rule.; In any case, you like each other . . : our going together. But we've }In general, there isn’t much con-‘very much. And. your parents Os & come a Religious Goods | Gene secret for fear people may \geniality of interest between a: have given your friendship their’ Rosaries, Missals, Medals, Bibles, Statues, Sick Call 7 W. Lawrence St. PONTIAC Phone FE 2-3551 Sets, Gifts. Sul paaree Ge at ge oe . (4 This Spring, Phane or Thisfor Bulletin Return Ad with other boys occasionally. You! Come to. Styles Are. oneae | The Madonna Shop want to go to it with ypu? 795 Woodward Ave. Pretty, Chic Wouldn't that big deal be more VETERAN APPROVED Free Parking FE 5-9275 fun with another sophomore? Fitted eee Slim!° the Motel + in Sagamere aon ee (Copyright 1956) Lines Adapt to-Any MALING SHOES = Woman's Figure NEW YORK (NEA) — A spring| ‘that gives women the suit with PRE-EASTER. ‘fitted jacket and full, pleated skirt, ‘the dress with little. bolero and 48 N. Saginaw St, GIRLS’ SPRING slim lines and the coat that has a look of width and almost no weight jis offering pretty, wearable clothes. * » * | And that’s just what this spring does. Nothing radical, nothing COAT drastic, nothing impossible to wear, DONNA COLE DONNA JUDY With some modification, these Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Cole! *Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Judy of new are meant fashions for of Glendale avenue announce the) East Beverly avenue announce the! everybody. You needg’t diet engagement of their daughter, | engagement of their daughter, % ALE away to a toothpick to fit into | Donna, to Douglas E. Barnard, son) Donna, to Delmonto Manganello,! them nor remove hips (by your of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Bar-) son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Man-of course) overnight. magie, jnard of Waterly street. The couple) 'ganello of Hulbert. No date has plans a September wedding. been set for the | The look is one of ladylike ele- wedding. lgance. This extends into acces- sories, of course. They've been de- signed to complement the new Quiet Kitchen With Plastic fashions, to point up the slim lines, to play upon the soft neutrality of 8247 NEW YORK (INS) — A quiet Other items available in these beige. 12%-24% 3 off kitchen done in loud accent colors plastics include breadboxes, cake Fabrics follow out the ladylike is the latest word for the home-keepers, drain trays, sink mats, themé. Mixtures and blends and If your figure is a little on the/} maker. cleanser shakers, scouring pad) new lightweights have combined short side, you'll be pleased with holders, dish pans, basins, sink’ If the clatter of beater against to produce fabrics that sit like @ this carefully tailored classic de- mixing bowl drives yoy mad, the strainers and many other kitchen. cloud on the shoulder, suits and | ,0o% stunning harmony with all . Sizes 3 to 7@ ..make a a accesories nad pretty package! | "TODAY ‘ © masterpiece of modern | ‘. oo¢ § 98 Takes a twinkling to choose | | perfect-fitting stretch sheers design. New of clas-s concept . that out-perform any other sic simplicity... function-3 stocking today. No sleight-of- Li) olly styled for cowol ele Others to 12.98 hand —it's Double Feature’— t) | gonce insmartentertaining. u with the twin-thread knit that never fails (even if *10% Excise Tox one thread goes, the second holds). Pick her A. Black patent. Flight Blue, Pink. or White Skin-Type tone and 2 Bark plastic simulated calf. simulated a with presto! you'll see = Casually styled mother-of-pearl] trim. beautiful change. 1 |e like Dad's, aif B. Black patent. Brown, Flight Blue, Pink, Three sizes fit everyone: and BY INTERNATIONAL | ae carefully te Bark. or Bubble Blue oe simu-oy smartly tajlored lated calf. | TODAY'S most MODERN TABLEWARE — THE FINEST OF ITS KIND bed fori sturdy lwear C. Black patent. Flight Blue. Pink, White re tweed jacket, in splash wool Bark, Absinthe Greén. Maize, Bubble Blue. with matching washable gab- or Red plastic simulated calf. ardine pants. Navy, charcoal, 7 i brown and navy. ! $135 to 1.65 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET J UVENILE BOOTERY'| 5 a. Open Monday and Friday Evenings # 28 E. Lawrence St. 16 W. Huron St. Young Folk Shop Lower Level (Open Friday Evening to 9) STAPPS SELECT A NEW 4 ¥ A | , , : . | am THE, PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, eee 28, 1956 1 4 SEVENTEEN2 - | spring. Ant % ye eek te’). Serve the family -individual ‘Orange for Spring Residents Return From. ‘Sunny Vacations |color not for you, try it on just|tarts instead of the usual wedges sce eo a el ellos pastry, fill as usual. and.bake Mr. and Mrs, Norman Buckner| The University. of. Michigan Sym-Bloomfield Hills, are among the ;College, Angola, Ind., for the spri Willian-ig enrolled in the ener é ot Pine Lake road have .returned | phony Band will present 10 con-) new students enrolled at Tri-State! quarter. ment. of Radio Engineering and ¢ puronaey ESCORTED certs during its spring vacation Donald in the — of Elec- tour, Ali but two.of the appear- trical Enginering. the places visited by the Buckners pact scheduled will. be in the LJ * * . FIESTA in MEXICO | New Clock Sympathizes were Japan, Hong Kong, the Phil-Upper. Peninsula. James Hawisher, son of Mr, ippines and Hawaii, Members. of the band from Pon-NEWYORK (INS)— There's sleeper just pushes the bar, which and Mrs. J. H, Hawisher of Sil-}». * * @ ‘tiae are Jack-D. Bittle of Fiddle,a new alarm clock that jhas built-shuts off the alarm. verside. drive, was among the | TWO WEEKS OF FUN! : road, Marilyn Keivit of Bennett in sympathy. for people with All is peaceful‘ for 15 minutes Before Mrs, , Fritzi Stoddard of PARTIES — BULLFIGHTS | Ottawa drive -and Mrs. C. H. street, Jeanne E. Leland of Mid-“morning after’ woes. of blissful sleep, and then the Purdy of Mary Day avenue re- dlebelt road-and Judith A, Palmer It’s also. the~ answer to the alarm begins to sound again, in-Olivet College, This is the high-| — DELUXE HOTELS — ‘of Dakota drvie. |sleeper’s plea for “15, minutes suring that you. don't .oversleep est academic honor which can be | weeks’ vacation in Florida they) turned home Sunday from several e ¢ * more” nap time in the morning. your bonus snooze time. attained at Olivet. visited the Ben Jeromes of Dow The Rev, and. Mrs, Tom Ma-ee « All Expense Previously you had a choice of Except for the special bar at 23.500 Ridge, who flew back from Hawaii lone of Dover road will arrive at Hazel MecGirr of Boston avenue dragging yourself aut of bed at the tep, the snooz-alarm looks and are now at Fort Lauderdale. the appointed time, or turning | like other electric clocks, rec- Willow Run Airport on Saturday jis leaving Thursday on.a tour of DEPARTURES: JUNE 23 — JULY 14 — AUG. 4 following a tour of 14 countries the Eastern states during the East- fangular with lightly traced | off the offending alarm and g°- during the — — : er holidays. Among the places she ing back to sleep — and over-scroll-work between the num-| * plans on visiting are New York | avenue at their winter home in | sleeping. ~ ; | bers. City and Washington, D.C. ELKIN TRAVEL BUREAU Lake Worth. There they. were William K. Colina, son of Censalt But the new clock has an fn-| Clocks in general, according to| DELPHINE happy to find another friend, and Mrs. Don F. Collins of c nocent little bar on top that gives ‘William Judson, design expert for Raincoats in navy blue leather 296 N. HUNTER , MI6-2170 BIRMINGHAM FINN MICHAELS Mrs. Russell Bassett of East Iro-Brosse avenue, and Donald C. you a third alternative. When the GE Telechron, will be shown in were shown in the Paris collec- quois read, who js a guest of the Vance, son of Mr. and Mrs, Mer- Hollenbachers, ton C. Vance of Lone Pine road, alarm goes off in the morning the) gold, brass, chrome tions. Chie and waterproof, too. EASTER SUNDAY IS EASTER SUNDAY IS DRESS-UP TIME” “DRESS-UP TIME” SELECT A NEW (Year-Round) IT A SPECIAL GROUP A SPECIAL GROUP EASTER SUNDAY |S ef] ‘638 iy : | 95 “DRESS-UP TIME” ENSE Others Start at $25.00 Others Start ot 29.95 Ps ( A FSS FS : i : 4 4 Famous Lilli Ann SF) GeOSlim Coats ie COAT --JACKET --BOLERO . ' @ : Exclusive Moordale Our Own Brantwood Flared Coats All Length Coats Other Famous Labels Hopsacking Basket Weave Imported Tweeds Cashmere Blends ; Junior Sizes ’ Misses’ Sizes Petite Sizes Half Sizes Tall Sizes 4 ¢ 495 - Others Start at 19.95 Dress With Coat Dress With Jacket ; Dress With Bolero Pure Silk Shantung . Rayon Print Taffeta Spun and Crepe Imported Twists Silk and Wool Verdona Crepe Fine Tweeds lim Jackets tn Long Jackets Tailored Jackets Slim Skirtsim Skir 3-Pcs. Suits , Coat Salon — Second Floor Junior, Misses’, Women's Sizes Suit Salon — Second Floor Betfer Dresses — Second Floor st A eh EASTER BAGS ...5.00 4¢ 4 5.00 Choose From Many Styles Hand Stitched Leather or Faille Purses Washable Fabric Atlhars Black. Navy, Red, | Pear | Button Trim 48 N, French Blue, Avacado =rSt. Sizes 612 to 72 = -THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 Your Interests Gan Educate. You ing right fa the tric fan or the wrong end of a just-/ out. PPPS ST TV TrPLCC Mbbbbrbbbeerds tdOCS TESST ECTS STOO museums, 4 studied old earrings, read all about9 \9 4 4 4 | Fla | | the! | | | ey rrrre EESPIPPPLPLEPPPLPLPPPPLPPPPPPP Pre SE EY SSS SSE SFE PE PES OES EPS FES EP PPA PPAAP PAPAS L PPE POPPP PP PPP LEIP | combine! floors! ‘Easter TRANSPARENT AT The answer is that there are, ing about it, which she did ime soils ccd eka Gl a es | many “inously, she learned a whote-. lot By ANNE HEYWOOD. ried, the wars that were fonght | percentage Cpa "EASTER SCESORES roads to a good education» |) With the high you take your. own road, you'll the beoks that were written. about history, art, decoration and lyoung.people going to college be pat pelnrl Another woman became. interest-. * #*# philosophy. in-'$ these days; there is an enormous, * led in a pair of old earrings she mug-from the 17th Cen- number of older women — their For.example, one woman I know}._ A glass herited. |She went to mothers — who are beginning to feel stupid and uneducated. They shouldn't, of course, but according to. my mail, they do anyway. 4 * * * “I no longer speak the language | my children speak," they will! (write me. Or, “I feel left out of Embroidered ithings. My husLand is successful. | well-educated and can talk to the kids, but I just feel left out." Sometimes such women fran- batiste cotton is slenderly tieally sign-up fer courses and | sometimes they just settle inte a | sheathed by dark pit of resignation. but oc-| castonally, one of them really Leighton of does overcome the problem, and then some. ; Dallas. A The truth is, of course, that the children are not the key factor. | wideness at * * * ‘Also available Feeling uncomfortably ignorant) the neck erg co flavor right in! in 1 tb.and 1" the eyes of your children indi- You compare ‘em— this week! amaller sizes. ee that you really feel uncom-‘converges into PRE | UN ‘S LTIN ES lfortably ignorant in your own slashed Chic Checks eyes. a C | | | If your life satisfies and inter- ‘ests you, you don't give a darn if V dip. Two ‘somebody else has mare book-larn- Top Spring 4490 Dixie’ Highway—Drayton Plains—OR 3-7224 . NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY lin’. large pockets Open Monday ‘Til 9 Friday Nite ‘Til 9 Fashion List pwwrTVTrTrrTTrrre Tree errr wvwvewvwwvveevewrvreervvrvrvrvvrvrwrvrvvrrwvwevrewveves | stand out on INTRODUCES THE 2 MOST | NEW SPRING ACCESSORIES NEW YORK (INS) — Fashion checks will be as good as certi-; the willowy MAGNIFICENT PERMANENTS | skirt. It is for EASTER Tied this spring. | Checked fabric carries a guaran- tee of chic, especially if you make belted in mesh. it into a sheath dress with white It’s a specially blended'-waving trim and perhaps.a_little jacket or cape to match. solution designed to give natural FF Gift Shop FE 2-3220 beauty to the most difficult-to-© | You can have black and white 118 West Huron wave hair. Intended for more | | checks, navy and white checks, brown and white or gray and expensive permanents, we offer white checks. But the checks at special prices . . . i} have to be small, and the ac- cents must be white, Mrs. Lee A. Kremer Fetes Most popular check in the bien $790. $1() Itashion houses of New York for spring is the slim-skirted, unbelt- Geraldine Worthman /ed or half-belted sheath. It invari-| Complete with Cutting | lored at a . ~~ -and Styling ‘on Dwight avenue. Gerry will be- For Bleached ® Dyed © Dry Brittle ® Overprocessed © Split Ends they lengthen a short-waisted fig- June 24 at Bluffton, Indiana. ure. But checks are popular in ® Abused Hair * LJ * of Rev 'K. Irwin Jr., Mrs. Richard M. Ir-| regular misses sizes, too, right Gerry is the daughter “Where Service and Quality and Mrs. Matthew Worthman of Wi®. Jean Irwin, Mrs. Anderson, up through size 20. of Mrs. Mayard Stephens, Mrs. Sam) If you like checks but don't like of Is Supreme” Bluffton, and Bob is the son Mr. and Mrs. John K. Irwin McManus, Mrs. Charles Fournier, sheaths, try a variation shown at Mrs. os Muter, Phyllis Schreid- Open Friday ‘til 9 P. M. Suzy Perette. It’s a checked dress Delrose drive. er, rs Bruce Jacobsen, Mrs James G. Aldrich. Nancy With white collar, smoothly fitted Nancy Aldrich,, pleated | Presiding at the tea service was . ‘bodice and hips, but a big No Appointment Needed! Immediate Service r Mrs. Robert C. Anderson, sister pat Soares, Gertrude Overton, * ichecked skirt dropping from of the bride. Purple violets flanked Eliner Wiene and Lorraine Wiene hipbone. }'by pink tapers formed the centet-of Birmingham, and Doris Moser. __——_— piece, and a deep purple ear of Flint. tablecloth and pink napkins car _ Wide Color Rese vied out the color motif. 2nd Floor Pontiac State Bank Bldg. FE 5-9257 Talk by Minister | Homemakers today have a wide another Worthman, and Dorothy sister of the bride, will be maid | choice in selécting color schemes, The Rev. Theodore Allenbach . i leu to. members of the Lacies °% both kitchen-unit and appliance pe cae wn ean ts ge Avenue manufacturers are producing a groom's2 sister, Mrs. Floyd Min-wide range of colors in appliances. Mra. Anderson, Jean Irwin, the Aid Society of Oakland t % Doan: ~ ” ny? > oll-purpose detergent! nich of Bluffton, Ind., Mrs. David ones Pre saints nea wn i Steel Cabinets in two-tone shades New Blue Detergent Silver Dust washes cl whiter, Hughes of Fort Wayne, Ind., and the group met in Fellowship Hall ai. being used with white Mra. William Goodwin of Tiffin, Thursday. The Rev, Mr Allenbach appli-, ances, ted in with copper-tone cup- brighter than new —even in i Ohie. used as his subject the 19th parable boards by matching trim or with camewater. Speeds dish- of Jesus. contrasting colors. washin uy lar, otiwe John K. Irwin Jr. will serve as business meeting! ‘The rule of thumb seems to be Silver oral ogi =at and ush-| Following the best man for his brother, detergent with ers will be Richard M. Irwin, an-conducted by Mrs. Guy Caswell that colored cabinets, woodwork, a aaa er Cannon Face Cloth inside. (Cannon Dish Towel in the Giant Size!) other brother, Richard Worthman, | members sewed for the American counter tops and walls brother of the bride, Bruce Jacob-‘Cancer Society. Hostesses for the best with white appliances, while sen, Park L. Watson, Fred Zitte! day were Mrs. Ralph Osborn and colored appliances, sink and Jr: and James G. Aldrich. Mrs. Peter Niemi. ‘combine with white cabinets. Dry Cleaning ina PLASTIC BAG AT NO EXTRA COST Just in time for Easter dry cleaning... A truly nd Comodo remarkable cleaning value. Here’s deluxe dry Convenient service with all dry cleaning , FOR BOTS cleaning — Garments beautifully restored and expertly finished, colors that glow and fabrics @ Transparent — that retain their original texture. Yes, all this Always Visible at a Glance Convenient, and a genuine plastic garment bag at no extra cost with every garment. Where can you get so Re-Usable Garment Bag much dry cleaning quality and extra value. Showerproof, Call today and have those Easter garments Dustproof, Dirtproof Plastic beautifully dry cleaned and enjoy seeing them @ Perfect for Travel come back in handy reusable plastic bags. or Closet Storage Sizes 8% to 12, A, B,C, @ Sizes to Fit all W274 to 4, A, BC, Apparel and House 34 to 12, AAAA to Furnishings o ws PCC TCC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCC CCCP CCC CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCUCCCCUCECCT™ i i i i li i i i i hi i i i hi hi hi i i i ih ti hh hi hi lo tn din hep in ti i hl bn hn ht a te hn te i i te te PHONE DRY FE2-8101 7-HOUR SERVICE CLEANERS. 540 SO. TELEGRAPH ROAD ac, sy aws w Pauli’s Shoe Store’ 35 N. Saginaw Open Fri. Eve ‘til 9 P. M. Serving Pontiac Over 50 Years? £ o Y a * THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28, 1956 -NINETEEN ) j / 1 By DOROTHYROE AP Women's Editor America’s 10 wom- “she is one of the few. women I a loomfiwearing, almost fiowered hats in the Easter |ASHION SHOP, parade. Heading the hatters’ list, : as 1662 S. Telegraph Rd. usual, is Mamie Eisenhower, named.by Sally Victor, because “her hats. a smartly are an integral purt-of costumed whole, ex-Shop Every Night ‘til 9—Saturday ‘til 6 * BPW ‘Talk Hears About * by Walter Fiorell because ‘“‘slie hits a high note in hats.as confi- |dentlyas in an aria.” Mts. Francis T, Hunter, the former Continental film starl] ; Subversion E “How Subversive Can Ruin Civil and Organizations National De- Dorothy Dache; Kilgallen, concert named by-Lilly soprano Mary fensé”. was the topic discussed by Russell D. Thompson at the Tues- day evening meeting of the Pon- tiac Business and ‘Professional, . Women's dron. Club held at Hotel Wal-European Origin _ * * pe eight, The badge fad began in Europe. | Mr. Thompson, of the Michigan American -members of a country -Department of Internal Revenue, club, a fraternity, a veteran's’ a past district commander of the group or a Rotary club were quick | American Legion and chairman of) to follow the trend in wearing their | the Un-American Activities Organi-) group's insignia, and the custom | zation, told of the manner in which BEVERLY ANN PLUMB has been so widely accepted that} communism is spread and stated: | Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Plumb|badges and emblems — denoting) “The Communist Party is_pot.a...of.West. Beverly: avenue announce | nothing other than a stylish appear- political party but part of a the engagement of their daughter,;ance—are now decorating many’ worldwide revolutionary conspir-Beverly Ann, to Clyde Nelson | types of garment, from blazers and acy.” Today there are 900,000,000 | White of Chicago, son of Mrs. W. jackets to shirt, sweaters, s w im people in the world who have G. White of Lewis, Kan. A June trunks and walk shorts, in both: been conquered by this conspir-wedding is planned. men's and boys’ wear. acy, he explained. L In describing Communist litera-| ture, the speaker stated that it is all of a definite nature, not saying) “if” but ‘‘when,”’ the true Commu-| nist believing that they will domi- nate the world. * * * Guests at the dinner meeti were Mrs. M. D. Stapp and Gladys; West. Mrs. Charles Barrett, Mrs.) Raymond L. Cole, Helen Mercer audivox and Mrs. Edward Eickmeier were hostesses. Members of the civil defense and “SPEC-tacular™’ national defense committee who arranged the program were Jose- Comfort with Audivox’ “SPEC-tacular!” Every single part of phine Seeley, Julia Dimond, Ro- _..berta Tobin and Mrs. Eickmeier.| this amazing hearing cid — receiver, amplifier, battery, and Take crisp linen-like rayon, line it’ with Pongee Print and you have the latest Spring fashion note. Remarkably appropriate for any occasion. The fabric is sun fast and shuns wrinkles. Loose-fitting jacket, 4-but- ton closing, beautifully de- tailed with tab and button trim pockets. Sleek skirt Black Patent! Faille! Leather! Corkette! Laminated Vinyl! In Every Beautiful New Shape! 9.00 to 14.95 controls, is concealed completely every minute of the, time in with back pleat for. easy entirely natural appearing eyeglass temples. You don't need Coming Events _ walking. Colors: Aqua and special, costly, heavy frames; ( 9 times out of 10, your present Ladies Auxiliary 1230, FOE, will meet) for nomination of officers Thursday at) glasses may be used). Beige. Sizes 10 to 18. 8 pm. at 289 W. Montcalm Friends Prayer Group will meet with Audivox’ “SPEC-tacuior!” lets: you hear of the ear — where Mrs. Mattie Jackson, 27 Miller Bt.,} Thursday at 7:30 pm Nature intended! And talk about comfort — with the “SPEC-tecular!”, you're just 22.95 wearing glasses — nothing more. New Joy For The ia» Easter GE GE Boxy jacket with tiny pockets, Deatened—fromWO X Co us oi :Gloves... all-in-one sleeve. Pencil slim successor 10 Whsferm Electric wanincaio prvisiow skirt. Jacket and skirt of Dawnelle’s finest Paisano. Jacket lining and woven cotton in MIDTOWN SHOP / blouse of matching Pongee white and colors. Lots of things are more im- Print. Colors: Mint Green and 101'; N. Saginaw FE 4-0539 2.25 portant than money—the trouble is it takes money to buy them. Navy. Sizes 10 to 16. 22.95 4.00 Once a dress has perspira- tion stains, no amou nt of “5 cleaning will take them They feel like = out. Well, here's a new vanishing cream deodor-fine doeskin! F ant that stops all that. are DRAMATIC STEAMBATH TEST SHOWS HOW | vod TS. < Sota eg Bei Sigg ge i cca a FE This woman was put in @ steambath at 104 degrees. Arrid with Perstop*® was rubbed into her forehead. Fifteen minutes later... ... her face was dripping with perspiration—but Arrid with Perstop* kept her forehead dry. Arrid will do the same for your underarms, too. Just rub Arrid in—rub per- spiration out. Rub Arrid in— rub odor out. When the cream vanishes you know youre safe even on hot, sticky days. toppers and long coats Proved 1°» Effective Times as 29.95 to 59.95 Exclusive Sportleigh tweeds go strong for Spring. They Arrid with Perstop* is 144 So... don't be half/safe. Be give you fashion at its finest. Arrid, used daily, keeps your completely safe. Use new times as effective as any other ~ clothes safe from ugly stains, Arrid with Perstop® to be leading deodorant against per pi i inst odor, sure. 43¢ plus tax. 4 ikeeps your underarms dry, * soft and sweet. ys * i bee a at OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT* A ion Na ample S| 1 she THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1956 eitr‘creati and wekve it fresh strawberries, sliced bananas or ~The Perfect. EASTER ‘Accessorie . \Seceecccccccoccccccccoscosccee Optometrists—Jewelers ‘ Made Wi th Ladies’ ebay *~ pontiacPhoto Press The second anniversar y.of St. Frederick Moms’. and Dads’ Club school athletic director and spiritual adviser to the club; William Plastic $087 y PURSES 2” was celebrated with the election of officers for 1956. The club was Talbot, treasurer; William Nesbitt, vice president; Mrs. Charles Mor- formed at St. Frederick School to help finance and encourage athletic ris, recording secretary, and Russell Morrow, president. Club mem- and social activities of the school. Pictured (left to right) are Mrs. bership consists of parents whose children attend St. Frederick School. Genuine Leather | Robert Nichols, _corresponding secretary; the Rev. Maurice Veryser, Members of the school alumni are also eligible for membership. PURSES — Feminine, Excitingly Different, _ $795 _ $1 9% npcieet Wear and Diss, for Cosel Da rk Cake $495 Grandma’s Behavior Is Shocking By MURIEL LAWRENCE les knee cut. When this had jashamed of it. Instead of liftingjashamed of her little boy’s nat- ural desire for her attention, all Yesterday when Tommy, his| been examined, he demanded (him on to her lap, she shoved /mother and grandma were at his that his mother take him on her |him away, saying irritably, “Can't grandma has to do is speak of 81 N. Saginaw FE 2-3612 Mrs. McGraw’s Aunt Lida’s house, she showed! lap. lyou leave me alone a minute? Go it contemptuously, them how well his baby cousin was!-“Don't fall for that stuff,” saidjon out to the yard and play. with REMAIN REDMOND'S Cocoa KIMMIN’S * SCARED Chocolate Cake walking. .« ‘his grandma to his mother. ‘“He's| your water pistol.” Parents who are tormented by Sure to Be Moist ; -| just trying to get attention.” | * ¢ 8 ‘14 W. Huron FE 2-2620 a child's demandingness -are _us- Over and over she'd call, ‘Come: * 6 « | Actually, of course, Tommy's jually people who have been trained BY JANET ODELL to Mommy” — and with a look; | desire for his mother's attention The-severe tone with which Tom-‘in self-effacement, Until we can Pontiac Press Home Editor of intense concentration, b.aby is natural. The fact that his | would mak mey's grandma exposed his desire discard the values of the parents Here's a recipe for a chocolate grandma, instead of accepting a, her way to ‘for attention put it into a class ‘who made us afraid of our own! |Aunt Lida’s waiting arms, icake that is moist to start with it as natural, resists it so severe- with desires for strong drink, demandingness, we. will remain Beauty Clinic ‘amd gets more moist as it stands. ly is what is shocking in the | Suddenly in the midst of this drugs, other people's wives and scared of Tommy” s. | Mrs. Harold McGraw says it is) situation, meriting his mother’s * by Edythe McCulloch | exhibition, Tomm y discovered ‘other shocking appetites. delicious. | that .his water pisto} ' elose attention, Only too ee ‘t is the relative’ PERMANENTS HOW SHORT IS SHORT? jammed, When his’ mother fixed |FELT ASHAMED Mrs. McGraw belongs to the) who hag demanded most who is. it, he complained of pain in an! So his mother felt terribly, [dis bee a ee New Sylvanites Club. She is most anxious for us to squelch all ac- Will hair be short this spring? tive in the Whitfield PTA and demandingness jn our children, things. As a parent who took great The term short hair or shorter works one day a week in the Announcement | pride in her “‘generosity,"’ she al- You'll be amazed when you see the brought school library. Pe Pe tA Hs ; ‘ways tried to anticipate her chil- very own CHOCOLATE CAKE is made of the vren's wishes so insistently that By Mrs. Harold McGraw engagement of they got the idea it was somehow —" Shirley M. |‘ungrateful” to form or express yo a in ; ‘e cup . . any themselves. 2 teaspoons coda |*"¥§ Se ann Bildstein, ‘My cup boiling water Cream: daughter of Today, Tommy's mother still de-| Zs Hair 2 cups sugar pends on grandma to do her Mrs. Joseph J. % cup shortening Styling and Cutting Riker Bidg.—Rear of Lobby |thinking for her. To make her) Bildstein of by Tony and Carl FE 3-7186 Cocoa mixture 2 eggs, well beaten Rochester and 1 teaspoon vanilla To Attend Girl Sift: the late a hair is relative. It has to be! What is cule on one could be ridiculous on another The trend this spring is short, but in this trend are many vari- ations. Be cautious in your choice of this year’s mode. The proper hairstyle for you de- pends on the texture and color of your hair, your features and height. Line is often more im- portant than actual length of the hair. Length and style of hair is individual. A decision i must be. made by each per- dl 2‘_ cups cake flour PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SoHOOL but this is an advant- \y teaspoon baking powder son-.. . \q teaspoon salt page. for it keeps us from all Alternate with flour mixture; | ee ri a m Day esaste looking alike. Imagine a whole Pontiac of pixies. Ever asses. eee i ¢ or His: parents president of the Northern Oakland Write; phone call in.person for pamphlet. aaa oven fear its fee ae or Phone Edythe McCulloch 4 County Girl Scout Council, will attend the presidents and execu- will as longer to bake. Mrs. Walter J. 608 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. are Mr. and Beauty Shop, FE 2-7431, | : \tive directors meeting of the Girl’ | Bendig of Scouts Great Lakes Region. The! ~ meeting will be held at the Edge- Judson court. | Wee “Beach Hotel in Chicago bie She is a |April 4 and 5. ) Short Curl Hair thet is smoother and longer graduate of | The theme of the meeting will Permanents (with fullness over the ears) goes Mount Carmel be “An Effective Council Works with down-curving brims. From School of Cooperatively With the Ti rtal Com SPRING SALE i munity."’ Mrs. Leonard Davidow. val 50 < The younger customer can wear) Vursing and « chairman of the regional commit- a hat without any hair showing’ he attended tee will preside. Some of subjects but face and hat too are prettified4 of the meeting and discussion with neat uncluttered side width Central groups will be: “An Effective. IMPERIAL SINGER VACUUM CLEANERS coiffure under the cloche, partic- Michigan ‘Council— A Community Asset’’ ularly for large featured faces. College. and “Schools and Scouts —A Beauty Salon FLOOR MODELS AND DEMONSTRATORS Partnership.” Pretty, frilly accessories from | Paris are the organza parasols | 95 95 29 E. Pike St. FE 4-2878 and printed silk fans. | Reg.Only $104.75 Smart... Contemporary... and your old cleaner SINGER offers you these advanced features — for easier — quicker — more thorough cleaning. @ Get under furniture easily — housing unit only 5 inches high. Has headlight for easy seeing. * goes so beautifully with Easter morning! — o? « . « ®@ No foot-pedal acrobatics, adjust handle * . ° . * O to any position with trigger on handle. Cy : see ee eet aore eetee, or *e eh ottee * @ No winding of cord. Cord reels in and : * eteres . FP es out of handle automatically. No * 4 > ee tripping over cord. @ DUAL means SUCTION — Two greater dirt-getting fans — action. @ 2-speed switch for heavy light cleaning. Controls within fingertip reach on handle. or @ Midway handgrip enables you to carry ae ee,’ . POMSTe eT Fi enae tbat High on a dizzying heel, a feath- patent cleaner with ease. erlight sandal in black, pink, pastel bive and vanilla. Sizes 44% to "$08 Payments as low as . « » Delicate touches of flamingo pink to the Crisp white stitching on gleaming black sweeping curves of the stylized black line draw-$6.00 per Month patent open-toe pump; o breathtakingly ing, give a refreshing sophistication to this new efter minimum dn, payment! slim heel. in red blue, . and sparkling dinnerware pattern. On the with mid-high-heel. “% 09.94.99 popular Rhythm shape. 20-Piece Starter Set ...... Only $6* Come In! Or Call for a Home Demonstration BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS from CALIFORNIA Singer Sewing Center PONTIAC BIRMINGHAM Dixre Porrery Merit Shoes | 102 N. SAGINAW 177 W. MAPLE Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M—Sunday. Noon to § P.M. FE 2-0811 MI 4-0050 43 N. SAGINAW ST. 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 __THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 TWENTY-ONE * ) BD, is at Wave—Gives a Sott Natural Appearance ‘PERMANENTS, from... . $5.00 CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP | > +. ed | Prunes tween-meal make a nutritions be-| |Professor 116 N. Perry FE 2-6361 snack te serve, Gives Talk -Carol Frances, to Alumnae UM Club Meets at . Jay Wagner Home Wirth became. the bride of | Williani J. | Joss Saturday | for EASTER PARADING and Tuesday Evening ~ | evening. She | is the niece of | EGG HUNTING _ Members of the University of Michigan Alumne Club met Tues- day evening at the home of Mrs, Mr. and Mrs.| Stanley Strand too... Geed-looking Fleet-Air Shees, Jay Wagner on West Iroquois road in celebration of the 139th anni- versary of the University of Michi- oa . of Dick avenue, an -dhe is the | “ brend-new for Foster, will wear end weer for mony dress-vp ectesions and days of ploy. We have the new Spring models in stock. See them now. «8 ‘ = son of Dr. Warner G. Rice, head of the) \Department of English Language) ds Mr. and Mrs. jand was was Literature at guest speaker. introduced by the university,/ Dr. Rice, who’ Gertrude Over-| Alex Joss of ' Lakeview Sizes 8; to 12— $6.95 12. to 3— $7.95 jton, presented of the modern a satirical preview, trends in education.|*+ © *<. he See eS es 8 avenue, -During the business meeting : ae See Sateen i v -This waltz-length dance dress of nylon tulle was ee oreret | MR and MRS. WILLIAM J. JOSS designed by Mary Carter of Dallas. The dream dress Vernon Abbott and Margaret to the king-size taffeta sash. the witial Samtiee teed os VOWS in Candlelight Rite jcream between the halves and top Try Doughnut Treat! Marion Lehner, Hazel Potts, Grace Aichseconien (doorinen temecer nol bom doughnut with <«“ocolate Heitsch and Mrs. Roeser. Mrs. In a candlelight ceremony Sat-sisted of pearl earrings anda pearl sauce. | Abbott presided at the refreshment urday evening at Oakland Avenue necklace. nice for the kids. To make it, split, table which was centered with an United Presbyterian Church, Carol} * * « a doughnut in half horizontally.. One pound of dried beans makes arrangement of spring flowers and Frances Wirth became the bride, Mrs. Stanley Strand served aS Place 1/3 cup peppermint stick ice’ about nine servings when cooked.| yellow tapers. of William..J. Joss. The Rev. Theo- jmatron of honor wearing a balle-| | * *¢ 6 dore Allebach performed the cere-| ina tength gown of pink cryst | A sound film of the locks at mony in the presence of 200 guests. jorte — Sanur beneelS Sault Ste, Marie will be shown at. * * @ ‘| JUST RECEIVED 5,000 YARDS the next meeting of the group to The bride is the niece of Mr.\GOWNED IN AQUA of new, exciting fabrics be held at the home of Mrs. Don-. 14 Mrs. Stanley Strand of Dick Beverly Hyatt wore a ballerina- from New York manu- ald Brownleg on East Square Lake avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Alex’ Joss length dress of aqua crystalletie facturer. road, ‘of Lakeview avenue are William's oF her duties as bridesmaid. |parents. ° | 2 G8 A gown of imparted French | Robert Joss served as his broth- WE MADE A lace and nylon tulle was chosen jer's best man. Seating the guests TERRIFIC BUY... CHAIRS by the bride. Her lace bodice was |W@5 Charles, DeClerck on these fine quality fab- ries, hut we had ta buy a accented by rhinestones, and ap-= =§-The reception was held in the | $35 » ‘awa ya, tnt te de it . . | pliqued lace trimmed the accord: | now we're passing the sav- ings en to you’ wom mca” TODDS SHOE STORE SOFAS From $75 Up Her fingertip veil was of nylon’ The bride changed to 4 navy blue | All Work Guaranteed for § Years ‘tulle, and her only jewelry con-suit with red accessories for her 20 West Huron Street Serving —__ going-away-ensemble. After a hon-| eymoon tour of the Southeastern Daily 9:30 to — Friday 9:30 to 9:00 5:30 states the couple will reside on) em Wirtiam Waist WCTU Hears | Shop Days for Betier Service ° Ruth avenue, tor ‘Talk on Drugs Over Furniture Makers and Upholsterers i Yeeus! 270 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. Lt. Walter Krause of the Nar- leotics Division of the Pontiac Police Department presented an \informative talk on the use of nar- 'coties and their effect on the body at the Tuesday meeting of the Pon- 'tiae Unit of Women's Christian Is Our Specialty! ‘Temperance Union. I * « ® You'll adore our longer- In. print Mrs. Ray. Fleming presided at the meeting held at First Presby- than -short hair style. . ‘couse its so flexible . . SHIRLEY JEAN WYRICK terian Church. Devotions were has sO many variations. Let for easter- Mr. and Mrs. Milo E, Wyrick Siven by Mrs. L. H. Shafer who us individualize your hair of North Grant road announce the Used “The Last Supper” and “The styling their daughter, Garden of Gethesemane” as her Shirley Jean. to Bob Chester. He subjects. engagement of the cotton Verda's Beauty Shop is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. ! rt * foulard suit . 515 E. Pike FE 2-0361 A_L. Chester of Kalamazoo. No Announcement was made of the Avon Apt. Bldg. date has been set for the wed-May Breakfast to be sponsored ding by the federation on May 1. Beenpings Py Anette emt * by DAVID CRYSTAL STAPP’S . . « Both Stores—W. Huron and Downtown . . . Your Easter Shoe Stores oes eee Outfit your family in these smart, na- t- tionally advertised quality shoes for Fresh new idea for the town « Easter. These are the styles you love to wear. These are. the quality built shoes ee and travel spring-thru- that mean accurate fit, comfort in wear-, ing, and longer wear for value. summer suit . . . softly, diagonally ribbed petite-print cotton imported trom France, tailored _ with natural shoulders. shorter jacket, shaft slim skirt and bracelet length sleeves. Left: ‘Forget-me-not-oe ecencee print with button detail. Red, ‘ Tots’ Kien the qHi baby :Whites wants to he ' Boys’ Handsome, Three-Eyelet new oxfords just Right: lilac or blue Confetti-dot on black. print with -- dressed up for Easter These like Dad's smart new ones In first shoes give the support needed for good growth curs $450 luggage pebble tan ele grain British SHAS Red. a lilac keyhole or blue neckline. on black. wzes 29AC $645 Sizes 10 to 18. Moc’ Strap for Comfort fitting, smart and sister steps out in Bmall sizes. §7 45 Sister looking fashion Patent Strap 29.95 $7795 The Easter Shoe most preferred because it Is so fashionabie, #o perfect fitting Shiny black SUIT SALON Va patent A zes 3 $495 STREET LEVEL Sweater Pump Tassel Casual The newest for boys, big bors the newest in a smart fitting pump For the teen'ers and big little girls and men. In glove-leatir fit and feel perfect. Black Jacobsons zes 1a $745 ; 4'/5-8 A (es In ‘Bi wk $995 MAPLE at BATES BIRMINGHAM aaac 98.95 larger sizes, 9.95 STORE HOURS: JUVENILE BOOTERY Monday thru Saturday -28 E. Lawrence Street and 9:30 A. M. until 5:30 P.M. FAMILY SHOE STORE STAPP'S 928 W. Huron Street » 7a a’, ‘ : | CARACAS—From January, 1950, abowt 550 miles of them were) GRAND HAVEN @®—The city’s MARYVILLE, Tenn, pteWhen get my car bloody,” MEENA, Sank: B Tipe ‘through December, 1954, the Ven-\paved. ~~ | Police Departmenta new look/Mrs, cast iron on has Skeets Campell, markerthe lan G + buil ee |Meacigtacetgpe gt ad dlr eae aa dig mgr empon By oy, ‘Canadian border will be removea-S. in the Cheese Among ~the natural. resources by ambitious Patrolman Aubrey|bank, she suffered face cuts wiffth, Sardine Catch Poor. lbecause it is a hazard to avia-WASHINGTON— The United I > -lattracting industry to Michigan’ Goldman. He designedbuilt.u required 58 stitches (6 close. Bleed-| — New England’s sar-|tion. Frank Wiley, Montana meme ‘tan. 8) and BOSTON aero-| States start ot 1955 the coun-lare vast amounts of fron ore,/new office counter to impreve|ingin the ‘car, Boeee arse aye te ware ee ee ee ee, “Downtown and at Tel-Muren and alone peu, limestone, salt $08 ey nes Se sons oat aS eoend 5 pees eee motorist production of 123,000,000 cans was will be replaced by a bronze plaque annual of about 1,400 production duty at headquarters... \to ask for a ride to.a hospital. Theithe ‘smallest in 15 years. Haid in concrete. banana! ma a pounds. « FOR YOUR EASTER MEAL GET A LEAN, TENDER HYGRADE m * z * * * d i ” t y i * fi i Fi é . lake er | ti \ ' 1 On. a a i : 4 > Es * ’ f % 3 ee ‘ i? ce * .. ‘ aa ¢ 3 be 7 F = es iDeliciously tender and . . ~ a & Fresh -cut. young and j * juicy. Suger-cured and hickory smoked. Get tender spears ... tender cheice center slices with the ., from iip to tip. Choice i. Ma FULL SHANK HALF of the crop! Lb. Rib Roast .13<, 4 Sweet Yams Calavos Each Hygrade’s, 12-14 Ib. average . . . U.S. Gov't, Graded. Choice, 7’ Cut . . . : ‘ o ee Puerto Rican. Good keepers . Better for salads. Everyone at flavor peak . * * * Canned Ham 98 Leg 0’ Lamb Chc E Pascal Celery Sebagoes Lb. : Krey. Readyeat * @ «© Fresh, lean and juicy. Spring fed . ..... -if fancy. slender Florida First the . to * 8 * Florida Long, stalks grown. of season i) Fruited Hams Fancy Bacon White Onions 3 Hygrade’s. Ideal for Easter Hormel, sliced. Leam, sugar-cured Texas. Ideal for slicing or cooking Mushrooms Wrapped. Big, red beauties Hygrade’s. Ready to eat. 10-12 lb. avg. » . . . Rose. Whole, half or any size end piece Plump, fresh, delicious . , . easy fixed .. Cacklebirds Roll Sausage 3 i fi}Dcacurters | 29 Rhubarb . Fresh frozen. Plump and tender. 3-5 Ib, avg. . Hygrade’s. Idez! with eggs .,. For Michigan Hot House grown .. . Hen Turkeys Ground Round cy 9 x» 99° Rose Bushes -« 99° Lb. Lb. 2 59° Plump and tender. 10-14 Ib. avg. . . @eees » Lean and fresh Ground fresh daily .. . 3 Ibs. $1.6» ; ick of the crop HS ¢ Bags No. 1 grade. Tea Roses . . Beltsville Turkeys Cod or Perch Golden Vigoro Lb. Phgs. — 50 = Deliciously tender. 4-6 Ib. avg. . . > * © «6 Fres-Shore frozen. Budget priced . Won't burn your lawn -RUSHED TO KROGER’S STRAIGHT FROM THE FARM! EASTER SPECIAL! GRADE ‘A’ LARGE Nothing like colortul pients in tull bloom $ WiaN to brighten your home . . and nothing like this wendertul Easter Lily in olf its glory and finery. thick, creamy ad 1299 Hydrangeas = Tulips stom SQ2 whites. Your best i | ened blooms tn assorted colors Colorful. Priced low , GUARANTEED FRESH! epg buy! i kGET THE BEST—KROGER One $43999 Hyacinths Bach $49899 Stem Fragrant. delicately tinted giant enikes FRESH EGGS!" Doz. Fruit Cocktail = Sweet Gherkins pla Sweet —_ P Kroger brand. Full of deticious fruit Peter Piper brand. Budget priced , Kroger. Small, tender peas . . In Easter egg carton . . 20-0x. Asparagus Spears Pet-Ritz Pies > White Bread Duck Eggs Loot Green tips. Packer's Label oe 6 * #© « #* Frozen apple, peach or cherry Fresh Kroger sliced. Same low price . . Chocolate coated. Creamy-rich . . . - ena8 ® Tomato Juice O«tos57° Asparagus Spears” 10.08o : Vac Pac Coffee «rose i 9 Be Sitting Rabbit . na 5498 Kroger. Chil] some for Easter . ae Cons . Birds Eve brand Quick frozen oo. ; ‘ Va 10¢ coupon inside good on next purchase Bright colored. Stuffed .. . .. se. ‘ Sliced Pineagple 4 sas. 4 00 Instant Pream 22: con yA! aeodie Grapefruit du: Ce f 46.02 39° Patlum muceo cerear £01. aoc Avondale. Stick up now and save . ; con) Get mail-in coupon at store, 4-07 Jar., 4, 4... ® i . a ‘ ery day Cs rv Evervcayv low price. . . . -« 6 © « a hen cs 36° Reynoids Wrap fase 5g Cream Cheese = 39° Ocean Spray cass 9 ws 43 Bisquick : i o Pure aluminum foil, heavy duty, 18" wide. -., ans Philadelphia. Made by Krait ..... . 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Noon to 3 p.m. on Good Friday Lge. c 3 Ca 1% eethea 3 Reg. 24: Surf low price 2... = 30 Chunk Tunacee es ™ Swee sas it Soap Bars All stores will be closed Wrisley Soa § =. 59° Ivory Soa Avs: 25° ui u 9 mn 33° “Ballerina oe Pe _ Abokd low P e-. mare Linton Soup : = on Easter Sunday = 8 ® sLipton Soup — Jon 39° Linit Liquid i 23 Cheer &lvorv wis: 73° Noodle or Tomato Veg. . , Quick and easy. Priced low . , , Get 2 pers. size Ivory for le. ITEM AFTER ITEM, TITTY We reserve the right to limit quantities. Prices effective through Sunday, April 1, 1956 a € ehne)teetbilthinsgiteeianh ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 Arias” s Bizmac Almost Completed | DETROIT @—Its “memory” at is completed “complete inventory when supplies! for-13 engineers check! . some workers—16 wok meena, tha dour’ shat!‘ itean-Ge cana Oa Soy below lee slay Javad. way She ce oh tae _ ' ' new electronic. brain, , is) be put to work mek Right now engineers for. Radio| wire each of Bizmac’s 200 separate f p t] J nearing comp b assembly, Army suppliesover the world. | Corp, of. America, which designed| units together. all Pe) ‘Crews of workers are on 24-hour! 18 Job will be to record data i By perobetrer som gpg ob nene Poly Soreness thy A Then the more than 200,000 items from| Sled & system | nuts and bolts to fuel pumps and poy vibens chums tak automo-tank engineson. hand at Army| 16 BOSSES, 13 WORKERS tive depots. In it can give a It's a project that has 16 bosses command. minutes netic devices as an. electronic: formation ~ }it in a split second, A staff of 20 women workers fs at work now writing up data for tapes. to be given the machine. One code number may act as the signal for the brain to release all stored information on, for ex- ample, the number of tanks. the Army has in ‘Japan. This, might include number, type, base, per- formance—anything that has been! - filed under that code. Besides its amazing memory file, Bizmac can add; subtract, multiply and divide. more nae nower to match its oreater horsepower! An outout device prints, at a rate of 600 lines a second, in- ventories, shipping orders and other business correspondence, A question on a certain ttem in all yeu : stock can result in Bizmac’s turning out a whole printed cata-eae eee ae costing wp te $1000 mere. . . gives you the incronsed logue on the item. Gaeyeer “Ch Oe tO rake power you need for today's increased horsepower! ves | wo | wo | wo | NO . As a sample of the brain's speed ttajor etyte enanges — it files on a 10'4-inch tape more Longer Body ves nd ves wo no ae INCREASED BRAKE than 2,500,000 characters at a rec- 1949-1986 ine — ording speed of 80 inches a second. Its pushbutton overations do in as ore Eas a matter of minutes what now, New Brive Conver | | NO | HO NO Puahbutten VES NOT] | takes months of paverwork by) HI-#) Record Piayer* veo ne ne ae ae |Ihundreds of clerks. Some 95 spe-: on —— cially trained workers will be able speenennd erenpewer ves | ves | ves | ves | ves ~ . to operate the machine. instant Heating System” ‘yes? | wo | wo | wo | wa . ee ee, ~~ Bry. S The “brain” cost 5! million aett em cnire Set “PowerStyle” CH RYSLE R SUE | Gena Ge toi | YOU OWN A BIGGER, MORE POWERFUL , oni iey sue a YET... CAN GETTING READY FOR OPERATION — The Texas Tower, a radar warning post itrthe Atlantic warning station is readied for operation. On the | care through savings in man-CHRYSLER WHNBSOR ¥-6 FOR THE COST OF A MEDION. BIGGEST BUY .OF ALL FINE CARS! de . PRICED CAR... EVEN A FULLY-EQUIPPED LOW-PRICE CAR! a is an Air Force helicopter, used to trans-Li pape ‘ lis designers say Bizmac cannot Ocean off Cape Cod, takes on a new look with the platform fer supplies and personnel from the mainland, installation of three inflated rubber ‘“‘radomes”’ make a mistake. If an operation atop its stilted triangular platform. The ‘‘ra- This photograph was released in Washington by is not proceeding correctly, the thee corporation building me tower, =i were | installed ome week as the ottdnre — unit stops and a light on a control board lights up. TALLEY MOTOR SALES, Inc. 49.2 per cent of the Technicians thus. can tell at a) fielded 11-| glance where the failure lies. Even in recent a weak tube, which might affect) Only about of a unit, will immedi- sports survey. |ditely stop the whole system. years, actording to. one national accuracy 1001 N. Main St., Rochester OLive 2-9111 +32°S;' Main St., Clarkston MAple 5-5141 _ Members of the Oakland Chapter, American Red County|meet Cross Relay with the League Amateur Operators Radio for a values for Car and Home! First Aid Instructor's Club, will panel discussion Thursday, Apr. 5. Commission Takes The discussion jcoming snHoliday will concern the Highway Patrol oe oo, Bids on 2 Homes Program which is a “program of ivolunteers who have no legal re- sponsibility to citizens and receive GOOD-YEAR Bids for houses on erty across no pay for spending their holidaystwo of five city owned ‘patroling Oakland County to bethe Civic Centerfrom he City Hall were | #Y’ ailable to give first aid in case accepted last Commission. night by the City,of accident.” said Ralph |man, chairman of first S. For.) aid for * * ithe chapter. Upon the request of.City Mana- gser Walter K. Willman an offer of a wrecking company to remove all five establishments, with the! city to pay for the wrecking, was received and filed. A bid was accepted at $175 for Serving on the panel will ee] Herbert Straley, chief of police fer Pontiac; Ross Miller, Oak-| land Coynty deputy sheriff and | Trooper Milo Thompson of the Michigan State Police Redford |ITIRstation, CARLOAD SPECI ALS the home at 78 E. Pike St. and for The panel will discuss the. merits $1.000 for the home at 8-10 Parke! ‘and demerits of the program in St the past and the program's future The city attorney was authorized) as it is related to saving lives on to prepare an agreement with the ithe highway in cooperation withbuyers to remove the two houses| by a July 1 deadline. jlaw enforcement ce * *¢ = Forman also cma that the Democratic Club Meets, ‘program is valuable af a dress! rehearsal for first aid and civilian) Plemning Tea for TV defense team's activity in time of Mrs. Dave Simmons, president. natural or enemy borne disaster. = Almost Brand-New GOODSYEAR Tubeless and Non-Tubeless ly 22S Sa Aaie a ee ght, BUDGET SPECIAL GOOD/YEAR EXTRA MILEAGE presided at the Sunday meeting| * ¢ ¢@ of the Democratic Women's Club! Red Cross officials attending the of district one. 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The truck Martin was driving col-| lers were killed at a railroad Cross: lided with a.New York Coutral ot America today announced | truck in which nine railroad work-| : mPlan ling Nov. 18 was sentenced Tues-| passenger train at a agreement on a new 3-year crossing-eight Con- iday to 6 months to 2 years in miles north of Monroe. He anditract carrying an immediate M4 prison, He is Jarvis C. Martin,|two other men in the truck sur-/¢ent hourly .wage increase for —Try\26, of Monroe. ,Circuit Judge Clay-‘vived. 16,000 workers. UM Researchers Latter Proposes That : ae Units With Radioactivity Against Skin Disease Sam Benson Says: | ANN ARBOR (®#—Two University of Michigan medical researchers | Shivers last night labeled I'm making it easy for as to get you your are using antibodies, tagged with | “cynical and calculated” a propos-| ‘radioactivity, to attack one of the/ \deadliest forms of skin cancer. | entire Spring wardrobeat My Everyday [ named Texas’ favorite son presi-) | *“* © | dential candidate and head of the | Drs. A. Burgess Vial and Walter Low Prices ..\. and CREDIT,TOO! state's Democratic National Con- '$. Callahan still have many prob-| vention delegation. The proposal was made by! lems, but their process shows “House Speaker Sam Rayburn, long) some hope. ! te $42.50 Worsted The disease they are aiming at | is one of the swiftest spreading a political enemy of Shivers. SUITS | PRAISES JOHNSON jeancer types, melanoblastoma, a The governor, who also ‘is being lcomparitively rare form identified OPEN TILL 9 P. M, $2771 ‘. boomed for Texas delegation chief, usually by flat, colored moles} For Your Convenience praised Johnson for his work as which have grown, changed = ‘Senate majority leader but ques-} or ulcerated. tioned his qualifications as ‘‘ma- “jority leader for Texas Demo- By grinding up diseased human -crats.” , tissue and injecting it inte rab- _,. bits, the. doctors have been able | ~ Rayburn's proposal, Shivers said $10.87 ‘to develop aniibodies. The anti- “in a speech, “was a cynical and calculated effort to divide the con- i You Also Save More in My Women's Store! servative Democrats of Texas ‘and maneuver the senior senator into the Democratic Advisory Council- Political Action Committee camp,) - where he does not belong.”’ — stay pod ierioarrey : chromium. fight dates to 1952 when Shivers Injected into a patient suffering | | SAVE TOO! was among the Southern govern-|from the disease in its. advanced! ors who bolted the Democratic \stage, the antibodies seek out the party to support Dwight D, Eisen-; diseased tissue, carrying with 6 MONTHS spring $1491 hower and Rayburn led the Adlai AP Wirephote them the radioactivity. | Suits .... Stevenson campaign in Texas. * | Shivers and Rayburn's last big Coats .... ‘$1491 subscription to the Mayflower Society, will sail | roe _ et the United States this Difficulties encountered in| the Atlantic to CHARGE PLAN | summer as are Toppers .. $1271 getting enough radioactivity to the) goodwill gift to America. Like the original May-| a source of the tumor to destroy or, ains of the moon are as high or flower, the new craft will carry a crew of 7] and inhibit it. By concentrating the’ (Due to My LOW PRICES There Is a ‘Dresses .. $591 even higher than any to be 30 passengers. ‘antibodies and altering the found on the earth. gamma Small Service Charge) gobulin into smaller molecules, the’ 4 * . idoctors hope to deliver greater Available Regular 30-60-90 Day Charge Accounts Also 4 Canadian $10 Bill Has idoses of radiation to the cancer. 4 One Devilish Problem ———— ! 4 OTTAWA (INS)—Canada's $10 Michigan Senate to Act | Join the Easter Parade to Sam Benson’s . . . my man-size buying power 4 1 WEE 4 bill represents a devil of a prob-on House-OK'd Land Bill makes it unbelievably easy for you to get your entire Spring wardrobe at lem, at least to Parliament mem- 4 fabulously low prices. No money down. 6 months to poy .. . at Sam ‘ ber John Blackmore. LANSING ® — The Senate today Blackmore folded the bill for received a House-approved _ bill Benson's you can get such smart styling, superbly tailored Spring fashions 4 4 the benefit of newsmen and re-raising. from 10 to 15 cents“an at prices so low it’s hard to believe! vealed how when it is pressed a acre state payments to local units 4 4 certain way the Queen's curls meld for homestead and swamp land. 4 to face. would increase annual payments 4 ‘ Blackmore was relieved to learn to townships and school districts that a move is under way in by about $175,000. FREE Commons to have new engraving) The state owns some three mil- 4 4 plates mace which will eliminate ion acres of the land, held in re-PARKING SPECIA as public hunting and fish- 4 the Devil's. face—no matter how serve im any lot or garage in 4 ithe bill is folded. jing. sites. i town with purchase, -—-+— The measure was sponsored by, 20 S. PERRY STREET 4 | More than 40,000 persons Reps. 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P00 From the day you buy it... through all the years you ewn it ... you'll gpend less on a Plymouth. That's one reason more Plymouths ore used as taxis than all other cars combined. i ie Me, i, di, ll Pa Pegs | . . ' ‘THE RONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1956 | oe : TWENTY-FIVE MSU Research Unit Discovers New Drug |p2mr+ sseome ron JUNIOR - EDITORS Tiny Mouse fm omit O° NasOfficer Gets Blood [tice Susur monteron car mewat sr ma YSerious at’ a hospital. the ‘te: the ue pu Skt Provoking maleping was in the stipof Man He Nabbed [se tartcians, departmentresponsible.making trouble somenewithout cause and| was|Sumee Provserious luneycondition el | NORMAN, Oka, tm — Who TAsenaticieeenalhe had papers jn his hotel room motse paeuma: ST. LOUIS ®@— Patrolmani, prove. it. The Sudan, as an Arab State That's the big question around Thomas P. Mulrooney, critically) ut Hart was in jail. After Mul-|will-join the Arab League, Pre-|the Universityof Oklahoma Press Fast RELIEF | Wa, bag. received” Mood fren alpepers whlch cleared Man lon i on 16, has received blood from ajpapers which: cles! rt country predicted in Khartoum,It} Mrs, Louis Skinner, a secretary, ie ty; Chafing pee Se Dery will be announced as soon as a b caccak Suult ‘ond Sery yes SORUMIE Se aOR, fs coer “fi's real simple to understand|torday indicted James Z. Bradley, |Sudan became a sovereign repub-|out of it you know what kind of guy this/20, an ex-convict, and Thomas B.|lie December 31, 1955, : ran truck driver. he once arrested. a acaasinnacaninaal ture; James L. FiarleyHans!) and © A. Lillevik, assistant professors of chemistry at MSU, and Russell Y. Gottshall of the State Health De- partment, They report that even in its present unpurified state the sub- stance has one-tenth the effec- tiveness of penicillin. Once they succeed in purifyingthe mixture, members of the research team hope its ability to > bacteria such as will staphylococcus come tip to or exceed that of penicillin. 78 North Saginaw Open Friday Till 9 P. M. Sheriff Discovers Spring When Oldsters Are ‘Spry All the Junior Editors have been busy coloring Easter eggs, and |some groups of them have held Easter egg shows, each one putting up. when iar aie r Cass his best work for the exhibit. Some of them are shown. Here's Annke| County Sheriff Tom Solomon 1s| the Dutch girl, and Pete the Pirate, Rajpoot the Rajah and an egg dec-} concerned. | orated with cut paper flowers. Of course these were beautifully colored’ The sheriff reported he an-and here is a chance to show just how you would color them. swered a disturbance call at o| Color the backgrounds and the stands and borders so the eggs will) home and found an 85-year-old show up well, and then color the eggs in all the bright colors you like’ woman chasing her 92-year-old €st, using either crayons or water color paints. husband with a club. ~ If you have colored some real Easter eggs you too might like to’ “When the oldtimers get that) 4frange a ‘little home exhibit. spry, it’s spring,” the sheriff com-|, Have you an idea ‘for Junior Editors? Send it in care of this paper mented. and you may win $10. Tomorrow: Flowers for Easter UM Announces Dates | for ‘Summer Music Camp W. 1. Grant Firm |and their associate, W. B. Gibson, | ‘of Toledo. Construction of the Hi: yee Il holdits 2ist mh C l sot whee a State susmer precram of music SIGNS Center LEASE |witn completionplanned tor the| and drama at the National Music Th \spring of 1957. Camp, Interlochen, June e signing of another lease for, August 19. \the proposed $35,000,000 Michigan Flint City Commission | The deadline for applications is ,Miracle Mile Shopping2 Center at Drafts School Resolution Lean . Meaty S ee May 24. Square Lake and Telegraph Rds. Greenfield Brand The program is a two-week has been announced by the devel-| FLINT (#—The Flint City Com-P lish c|P Kk Cc 4 Sd4 On. 49 course of specialized training in opers. mission has ordered the drafting | 0 or ann : orchestra, choir, band or piano es ¢ * lof a resolution to request consid-/ and drama, | The W. T. Grant Co., national eration of Flint as the site of a| |variety chain store operators, will! proposed third medical school in’ Sausage. “ b. Butts. Picnics cece hlease a 36,000 square foot building| Michigan, pce eeenenesessenseeseessasene The Valua | ALBUQUERQUE ‘was Portales| Bloomfield Township. lcopy of the’ resolution be sent to man recently wrote the Internal | Other leases announced earlier the University of Michigan's board | Cat Got the Tax lin-the project which is located in| The commission directed thata foa Tbe imi Fresh Then. Fresh Frozen copy of the Quarterly Federal Ex-|Penney firm, —and the Kroger| The commission's move followed | Revenue Service asking “ ‘another are the S. S. Kresge Co., theJ. C.| of regents. Ducklin S Freeh Fr Un eon ¢ REMUS Only bb. cise Tax Return 720." He-explained chain. = Snnowacesnent by the operee ESSN ASE AS san wen me Sze ope case] We Also Mave a FINE SELECTION of SMALL HAMS} BUTTER... 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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28. 1998 | Pontiac Creek Storm Drain Projects Svan, eh fr Sade Sa ver Shift of Carnival Subject of Hour-Long Public Hearing —— An unexpected -Gets City's Veto ea rv age 2. eg er MONEY ing Co. for paving in the Glendale ‘Commission " Opposes roils on the projects last night: Manor Subdivision, Oakland Avenue Site The commissioners authorized Curb, gutter, and related work |the city clerk and mayor to sign for Yale avenue and Hopkins as. Unsatisfactory the agreementthe bonds. street from Baldwin to University. and * unpaid bills or any other purpose. Authorization was also granted: to the city manager to execute a $10,000 mortgageDavid Scece up $450 more te Get 510-5100to or for lot 2 assessor’s132 in the plat On Just Your Name ‘OR OTHER PLANS Confirmation was deferred after man was authorized to make the hearings were aired on special as-920 WEST HURON ST. down payment of $1,000 for the lot sessment rolls for the following: FEDERAL 3.7123 with the balance to be-paid in . Curb, titer, and releted work for yearly installments of $1,200 be- City Finance Director Oscar Eck- Del Rey jevard from East boulevard o 4 pr west, te npe avenue Drage | ginning Apri] 1, 1957, Lil ly Lou Action was deferred one week on moater a warranty deed to Oliver Motor Combined sewer end. related work for the west side of Joslyn evenue from Sales, and an agreement on ‘a de-Second to Third. —_ for public improvements— ini Water ‘main Jol Grandview boulevard Science Bante New Tablet: begin this spring, Last night’s public hearing was | jeonsidered held with the confirma- tion deferred. ’ Other action in the three-hour session, included adoption-of an nue site was a “highly congested ordinance to rezone part of lot 78 area with bad parking facilities, on Telegraph road to commercial 1, It becomes effective on April 6. In other action involving city the Chambers-Bowen Subdivision. Engineer estimates totaling $67,039.51 for public improve- ments for Glenwood avenue re- located from Perry to Paddock and Grandview, and for Beverly avenue from Laurel te Highwood were accepted with April 3 public hearing dates set. Hearings were held last night on from Paddock to Omar, MeGregor ave- nue from Paddock to Gilmour, and Gilmour drive from Grandview to Pad- |!" Further action saw. the request for the transfer of a tavern license} at 3) S. Saginaw accepted, while another request for expansion to a Class C license was also granted with Commissioner Floyd P. Miles objecting. Mass. (5) }—Medical rectly on the cause of these _— The new tablet acts Finally, a right of way agree-science now offers w new troubles. the following projects with-author- ment from George and Evelyn ordinances, the commission heard tense ; f eo! ¥ eries of partonc e-0) e ization granted to the city assessor ‘Howell for lot 28 assessor’s plat ou no the first reading of an ordinance er have to face those years with dread. Today, ican have to prepare rolls and report to the 147 for sewer, drains and other to amend the building zone map commission April 3: work, was accepted by the com- relief from “hot .” tortured of’ ordinance 944 for rezoning to Curb, gutter, and related work for nerves and other functionally- mission. residential 3 the south side of Au-| | Valencia drive from Mt. Clemens to ca! istress...thanks to a re- burn avenue from Perkins to Cen-}south line of lots 144 and 253 pf East-sold at drug stores, without a pre- markable tablet ‘developed’ espe- view’ Subdivision, and for Hazel street from Telegraph to Starr. ter, being lots 26 to 36 and lots 100th Family Arrives cially to relieve these discomforts. scription, under the name of 48 and 49 of assessor's plat 133. Sidewalk and related work on north Doctors report amazing results “Lydia Pinkham’s oraroh De- side of Michigan avenue..from.. Jessie). SALEM, Ore...(@.-7. The 100th aed this treatment alone veloped by the oacbeyl = oad 20% A public hearing will be held to Tasmania. ..and no =e heopierrte manufacturer devoted World War II refugee family to Sanitary sewer in Astor street from to women's ailments! Easy. ard April 17 on the ordinance. “Irritabilit Maines to Michigan. come to Oregon has been settled, ness.was relleved. Batioating —. b iron. Su heat — ng Some 80 persons in the audience Other action last night saw prev-Gov. Paul Patterson has been ad-waves subsided. A feeling of “well-4 sabesre going - also heard City Manager Walter ious motions on lots in the Cham-vised: Mrs. Herman Magewski being” returned for woman after of-life, don’t let it rob of joy. Start — Pinkbam's woman. 8 out of 10 women tested -|K. Willman announce plans for bers-Bowen Subdivision to receive and her two daughters have ar- found complete or striking relief! Tablets at home y. See how Texas Woman > Texas Woman > ground-breaking ceremonies for the storm sewers, rescinded as the plat rived in the state and Magewski is Unlike aspirin and “general-fast you can feel your happy self $300,000 Public Building to of the subdivision has not been icoming soon from Germany. The mul remedies this we for-again— troublesome a Safety md an new without be held this afternoon at 4:30. approved, family is sponsored by the Luther-is unique a combination of jections! (Also liquid LydiaE. that acts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.) ‘Meets Her Alamo Other business taken up on the Public hearings will be conducted | jan Church Refugee Gomatiane. on TV Quiz Show Here's what we mean by JOP VALUEin 0 genuine Crockett, she rode from defeat in a Cadillac. Mrs, Crockett, who is also re- lated to Sam Houston, another United Press Photo . BEARLY HANGING ON — Nowaya, three-month-old polar bear three parts of a four-part ques- famous Texan, failed to answer at the Frankfurt 200, tries hard to get a seat on this children's merry- tion in the English literature go-round but isn’t making much headway. Neglected by her mother, “@ategory on the CBS quiz show, the little cub is being raised a “‘bottle baby’ — a rarity in European /956 FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator “The $61,000 Question.” She was | z00s. given a Cadillac convertible for a consolation prize. . Three State Experts When we say “Top Value” we mean it these three ways. First, we offer you the finest refrigerators in history— ‘Aithough the personable Texan YPriot Rebels Slay to Attend Gotham Clinic genuine new 1956 Frigidaire Models. Second, we offer them at prices that are fair and honest. fra doorman=? Brifch Poli LANSING #®— Three Michigan 7 a=! British Policemen experts have been nominated to Third, we offer you a trade-in allowance on your present refrigerator that equals every penny of its True Value. Se car, ‘NICOSIA, Cyprus » — Cypriot take part in the llth annual con- SOCKET BEACHES $8,000 rebels. firing automatic weapons ference of the National Committee Jockey Bill Pearson of Pasa-| smbushed a British patrol last! on Aicoholism, Inc., in New York dena, Caljf., rose to the $8,000) niont and killed two British mili- | March 29-31. level on the show when he°cor itary policemen. rectly answered a four-part ques-* « * | They are Roland M. Athay, tion in the great art and artists) The attack came only a few medical director of the Detroit —eategory. hours after the British governor, Alcoholism Clinic, Dr. Roger W. ~ Pearson, the only jockey ever|/Field Marshal Sir John Harding, Debusk, director of Grace Hospi- to win the Santa Catalina Handi-|appealed for an end to violence tal, Detroit, and Audrey Shade, FOR EXAMPLE: cap twice. wice, and the first ,American/on this east Mediterranean island. administrator, St. Luke's Hospital, jockeyto ride in Francein 20/He said the return of peace would Marquette. years, correctly identified paint-|“lay the foundation of a modern ings and sculptures by Salvatorejand efficient country.” Salvage German Ship Dali, Jn the past year Greek Cypriots H }l| Ml HI) Hl Rodin, Marcel Duchamp and) - Salvage workers have recovered . tons of steel and hundreds of electric motors from the German} cial of Greek descent was killed battleship Tirpitz, which was sunk | jin 1944 by British bombers in a. yesterday in Limassol. Norwegian fjord. One salvaged | | diesel generates power for the | of Stedent and their bushed near Phrenaros in eas t art treasures Cyprus. ivillage of Honningsvag, Norway. SA-80-56 ‘ time at the $256 level. will be back next week to continue answering questions about horse racing. LESS-. True -Value allowance for Barking of Dog Saves ,.. now a partner your present refrigerator-% Woman in House Blaze PORT HURON (INS)—The bark-with ing of Mrs, Stella Skiera’s collie dog awakened her early today in time for her to escape a fire that}. destroyed her $16,000 farm home near Port Huron. C. SCHUETT H JTNEES Mrs, heard Skiera the dog awoke barking when she and found “The Northwest 0 This stunningly styled 1956 Frigidaire (Model the was entire hasement of her home Realtor” SA-80-56) is typical of the many Frigidaire high- Firemen, who blamed the blaze quality refrigerator values we now offer you—in sizes to save ~ the barn with 16 head | to fit every family’s needs. cat Bad Axe BAD AXE Chief Dies (#—Roy Harder, 53,| RHEUMATISM @ 8 CUBIC FOOT CAPACITY - Bad Axe’s police chief seven years, died of for the past! a heart ail-| CAUSED INTENSE PAIN LESS THAN 25 INCHES WIDE ment Tuesday night at his home.) He had been discharged the day before from a hospital where’ he had been under treatment for three | weeks. Harder. was a Huron Coun- ty deputy sheriff before he be-| came police chief. IN MY HIPS AND LEGS/ Don’t waste your time and money on tablets or balms that give only temporary relief from rheumatism or arth- ritis, For more ive results use O-JIB-WA BITTERS, the medicine thath ven its merit for over 40 years to ~ } J Look % if your how little present refrigerator is worth it will % If your cost you: present refrigerator is worth SPACIOUS SUPER-FREEZER CHEST CLEAR ACROSS THE TOP _ EXTRA ROOM FOR TALL BOTTLES ? NEW(4) ce TRANSISTOR i millions of peo ie mapin sveevery part of Michigan, Mr. Achille ad. Goethals. 484825 Canton St., Detroit, offers this statement as more convincing proof that 0-JIB-WA BITTERS takes |} away the pains and stiffness of rheumatism or arthritis. | “I tried rub-on remedys and| I other pain relieving products the quart size of O-JIB-WA, and ii for my arthritis and rheuma-by the time it was gone, I was tism, without a lot better. Soon after, the pain and swelling had complete- ly left and I could actually for over 20 jump around without any suffer- s| ing. I'll always keep a bottle } a trade-in of, say, $50- |. you pay only 140" | @ trade-in of, say, $90— you pay 100" only THREE FULL-WIDTH SHELVES THAT LIFT FIVE ROOMY DOOR SHELVES, INCLUDING TWO SPECIAL SHELVES FOR EGGS—ALL REMOVABLE OUT of O-JIB-WA in the house, and be happy to recommend it to ff} .|everyone who suffers from: rheu-/ -|matism and arthritis like I did. Dont. Delay — Come in Tay! Sold and Recommended by ME-6RF 24-72" tworked through the blood, so I SIMMS, CUNNINGHAM. Mr. A. Goethals was anxious to THRIFTY DRUG STORES , I try it, ag“I could hardly walk if because of the. gi pains S in PONTIAC . CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY. i} \ i oe A \ of THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 Ly 'TWENTY-SEVEN ¢ ‘The signs were previously | . located approximately 30 feet (Confidentially) [Moved From Cornérs trom. building lines. All city bus will be moved line loading signs 75 feet from corner OK School Bond Issue She's hoping for -ROMULUS (INS)—A $1.3 million .|bond issue for school buildings and improvementshas been over- whelmingly approved by Romulus Township voters, The moheywill be used to completea new high school-and for several elementary . school improvements, 4 The Political Scene: . Farm Discontent May Switch Wisconsin to Dems By DOUGLAS B, CORNELL Citizens for Eisenhower Commit-cal audience , for sat Democrats NEW RICHMOND, Wis. w — tee in the state. Now he is less this year.” Farm unrest is spilling over from than happy about the administra- Minnesota into Wisconsin. So is some of the sentiment for Sen. Estes Kefauver, who upset Adlai tion farm program. He isn't saying he Democratic, but he did will say vote farms and in an content. = a ~ higher ration of dis- very month we help a E, Stevenson in Minnesota’s Dem- ocratic presidential primary a week ago, * e e+ Both are more apparent around here, in the northwestern part of the state near the Mintiesota bor- der, then elsewhere in Wisconsin. New York. * * * “T know the farmers are very Consequently, political tecling in discontented, I think they are go-the area has to be discounted toing to be a very attentive politi-lsome extent as net entirely typi-' jcal. But it is important because lot the undetermined degreetoCity: to Be Site ee it may seep into other re- § } number of brides-to-be plan their Sterling trousseau. We know just how important fine silver like Luat is in their plans for their homes-to-be. And each of these brides registersbet patrero with us. for National Auto Show pee This is the picture around here: Then we know she already has, what what pieces pieces t DETROIT (INS) — The Auto-;which are expected to have some| Tilting back in his chair in the she'd liketo have. farm Pp and beginning ‘to|mobile Manufacturers Assn. has|of the most important design fice of the New Richmond News, So if you have the problem wonder’if they ought toocratie this time, And vote Dem-|announced that the industry is re-|changes among la-\Viving the National Automobilelindustry since’ Worldis said to War II, The| be spending| Editor JohnRepublican Van Meter, a formerturned Democrat, de- ofden choosing « perfect wed- gh. vey eet tno asl boring men in some Democratic strongholds in cities Kefauver ap- pears to be picking up. LJ LJ Unless these feelings run more deeply than is apparent on the surface, Wisconsin's presidential primary April 3 is going to be pretty drab. The only major en- trans are President Eisenhower a billion dollars or more on the “lared:yen = > = new offeri “We're going to give the admin-| ee whainas istration a licking out here this William J. Paipasr, The new coliseum will give the (year. Kefauver is pretty strong. Gansatle ot ilo wacetaion, industry 300,000 aqure feet of |He appeals to the average per- the first National Auto = exhibit space, approximately | gon." in 16 years will be held in Man-: five times as much as in the | Thumbing through the last two hattan’s new coliseum Dee. 8 (Ge Grand Central Palace, issues of his weekly paper, Van through 16, The first National Auto Show) Meter countedsix auctions of farm A 4-year prewar tradition, the| was held in 1900 when 51 com-|stock andequipment in one week, “oom.let ws belp pou? Giving just the right gift can mean so much ,..29 you as wellas to the bride...yet it need not Cost @ penny more, for the GOP and Kefauver for the National Auto Show was dropped Democrats. following its last appearance in Should Kefauver come up with the old Grand Central Palace in exhibitedede Automobile Club their mode! hip of roy of America. : Four years ago, New Richmond had five farm implement dealers.The only one lett ia G somethingit probebl like halfia thebe total vote,sdered largely |i Polfus. He pointed to his stock of -an indication of a definite Demo-|because of the lack of a suitable|Funeral for Educator ne cuas in plane hee taeily ticratic nd.trend anise bates i ; i OTSEGO (@— Funeral service!not this year. So he won't place DEMS SATISFIED WITH THIRD Democrats probably would con- tend a third of the vote would represent a good showing for Ke- fauver.-In the 1952 primary; Dem- ocrats collected about 25 per cent of the vote, Republicans 75 per cent. including the annual one in Chi- cago, have been supported by deal- er groups or by a single manu- facturer, All of the automobile manu- will be held Thursday for Grover C. Baker, veteran educator who died Monday at Bronson Hospital in Kalamazoo. Baker, 70, taught 22 years at Ferris Institute before joining the faculty at Western Michigan College where he served 14 years. his usual order for the second oom of the year. Polfus said that “as far as our business is concerned, the farmer (NEW “STAY-SOFT” ig rebelling and there isn't much question he will vote his pocket-PACKAGES — book and vote Democratic." Polfus _ keep sugar soft and fresh! will stay with Eisenhower: | 28 “Pontiac’s W. Huron | “The Store Oldest Where Jewelry Quality Store” -FE Counts” 2-7257 If the November election could facturers will participate, with be moved up to March, Eisenhow-the possible exception of Ford er would be favored to take Wis-Motor Co, which is not a mem- consin again, although probably by ber of the AMA, Ford, however, a smaller margin than his 32 participated in the 1940 show and edge of four s- years es ago. 8 | will be invited ‘revival, to take part in the What brings out beads of politi- cal perspiration on Repyblican brows is the extent to which dis- content among farmers may spread Auto industry officials were re- ported glad to revive the annual show in time for the 1957 models in the months before the general election. Take Wilbur Renk of Sin Prai- rie, in south-central Wisconsin. He. Appointed to TB Group LANSING w—Gov. Williams has appointed Dr. Winthrop N. Davey of Ann Arbor to the Tuberculosis Government Owns 753 Million Acres WASHINGTON (INS)—The fed- eral government owns over 153 million acres of land at home and abroad—about the size of the U.S. Sanatorium Commission, succeed- The longest, lowest, most powerful Lincoln east of the Mississippi plus Texas ever ing Dr. Cameron Height of Ann Arbor, who resigned. The ap- pointment, for a term expiring Oct. 9, 1956, does not require Sen- ate confirmation. UM Official to Speak ANN ARBOR # — William E. Stirton, newly appointed vice pres-| ident of he University of Michi- gan, will address a conference of 13 student chapters of the Ameri- can Society of Civil Engineers Thursday, at the university. ee BEST for LESS and Louisiana. — This was disclosed in the first complete inventory of the gevern- ment’s worldwide real estate hold- ings. : Thé General Services Admin-| * istration, which made the cout for the Senate Appropriations Com-| mittee, reported that the acreage | cost the government 38 billion dol-! i lars to acquire, The tabulations showed holdings of 345 million acres—99.7 per cent under the Defense Department—in 108 foreign countries and. eight U.S. territories and possessions. City Manager Resigns GAYLORD #— Clifford Miles has announced his resignatioh as icity manager to take a similar post at Three Rivers. He leaves the post May 1. 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Green Peppers ‘wones. . 3 fOr 29 Lovisiona Shallots .. . . 3 svncm 23¢ A&P Prunes ........2oh 68 Mcintosh Apples xr rane,2 ts. 29% Fresh Carrots rors removes . , thes: 19 Dromedary Dates ...... .’mo19¢ Florida Pole Beams ...... © 19¢ Tessed Salad ooeeeeeer ‘tad 19¢ Calyma Figs «s+ . AT AcP “A, soe ita ai “ramry-rwo | THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1958 eet Area Cities, Villages to Be in Sean the Mayor’ Program Firemen to Seek | Special Election. + ‘Waterford Fire Chief Gov. Williams and Miss|~ Wants Vote on Tax Hike Michigan Help at Name to Double. Staff Drawing WATERFORD TOWN SHIP — In drawings held at Lansing yes- terday, nearly 500 city and village mayors and presidents of Michigan were paired off in the “‘swap the mayor” program scheduled ta) ‘take place on Monday, May 21. | Mayors Exchange Day, a part of Michigan week, is designed to help’ day night to propose an addition of Michigan communities to become, seven paid firemen for the town-better acquainted with each other. ship. This would double the present | Gov. G. Mennen Williams, Lt. force. The he pointed : Gov. Philip Hart, House ’ Speak- out, is needed to serve the in- : of the f er Wade 7 pe ation Van Valkenburg (R- popula : vem Kalamazoo) and Margaret Deve- ‘Township Supervisor Lioy 4 reaut @f Howell, “Miss Michi. -- A mm sald that the town-of 1965, helpedthe gan” at ship's financial status ts such that drawings following a breakfast it cannot support the proposed session, ee. ee ee ” First out of the hopper to be orease x millage voted by paired off were Harper Woods and the people would be the only | Fairgrove, ne Predcen fire SNOW pipet ~ Since old int insisted lingeri: | Complete list of exchange for the for such depart. _ ince man winter on lingering long | Oekland County area are as fol- i aoa into March, Walled Lake teenager Vancie Lutz decided to capitalize Hows: Anderson indicated that a one- on the “white stuff’’ that fell in quantities. Vancie, of 5590 Loyalty, ‘ : Bs or Paper eng ee EASE ee Uae, Se ea, See : pet In other action, the board sched-| profile. , City, H »_Pre-“SYMBOL OF A OROSS” ~ ing a scene from their first 5311 inc Lake Rd. the seroli in this scene is Dick - ade ate ee | Mont; Grosse Pointe, Oxford: | piay, “The Symbol of a Cross,” are members of The Crusaders, Gidcumb while Jean Stayt (seated, foreground) looks up. Others, pote romana br A ogres I Imlay City, esonagpennat New | teenage youth group of Sunnyvale Chapel, Waterford Township. The left to right, are Judy Hurley, Terry Walker and Richard Carr, all us p.m. April 16 at the Township pom ‘Birwingbom, Sunday 10 Accident-Free Yours in Comte | 1 haere ae — Play will be Presented at 7: 30 pa. Easter at the Chapel, of Waterford Township. : = = 4) actin énwnat: « went Soi]-Conservation Unit —ie, te, unee Beef Cow Herd Sunnyvale Chapel Crusaders to Present Part bem et vate Wins Safety vm yits.%,unis,cnet. istPer ‘Easteraster P] in Waterford Sunday Nig Night Put wil ema x « « rai Wins 2 Safety Awards san Play the Township Hall me: Holly, Grand Haven: | Ten years of accident-free WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— An serv--|Persone ‘wave been sasigned to/Park, | Mantstique; . Latirup Can Pay Well play. ‘The background of organ|by Judy Hurley; Ruben, their son, work unit,’ Ray says.'lage, Pequamo: Leonard, Boyne) ithe county West Bloomfield | Coservation District by the US. « i City; Huntington Woods, Niles. rsa La Sd cl el ay i ftiglelpgna rhe~laa idmjoe, stle servant,Or Conservation District by the U. 8. es. | DY um. maid is » Soi] Service \of Thay and wuined a in the meet-| Kingston, Wakefield; Royal Oak, | Suggested as Good Bet \Cross.”” will be presewted st 7:20 Narrator for the play will be played by Artis Bush; Caius, Conservation was safety,were held ‘wafety bese a ‘Buck Lyon, Allen; Mil-p.m. Sunday at Sunnyvale Chapel, Alma Parker. The part of Abdiel, Roman official, by Dick Gideumb; announced today by Mer?ill Ray. ing monthly. ford, San ewan Dryden, Rock-. for Part Time Farmer 5311 Pontiac Lake Rd. The Cru- ‘work unit conservationist for the the carpenter, is played by Terry and Phillip. a desciple of Jesus, “We teel sure thin record @!4 /ford; North Branch, Fenton: Syl-ay Farm Expert eure teenage youth group of the Pontiac Work Unit. Walker; oe his wife, by! iby Dennis Snyder. The play is di- not fust happen and fully expect van Lake, Cedar Springs; Troy. | church, will — the * play Joan Stayt; , their daughter, rected by Olivia Roth. The work unit has just received ' to carry for another decade,” Milan; Franklin, = apreaed Kee-| Suttons two awards from E. C. Sackrider, For many part time farme rs a. According -on Rev. Jam ‘Marquee: Clarkston, Sandusky; beef cow herd is a good bet, ac-Parker, pastor, this is the first with Mairne City. lcording to John K. Trocke, assis-Play the Crusaders haveoe he concluded, |go Harbor, Eagle; Wolverine Lake, | An accident is reported in the Father Ofticiates at Rite conservation service. ome ae soil conservation service if it and Lapeer itant Oakland County agriculturaljand they are hoping for large | “Preventing Disabling Injuries causes over $10 worth of damage, Also exchanging are: Lake Aa-| | jagent. They use a minimum of! jaudience. All residents of ot aren | IMLAY CITY: — Donna Grace; Ann Harvey was her sister's and the other is for _ Preventing! or loss of time off the job. j * labor and will return one of the &re invited to see the stirring Harvey, daughterof Mr. and Mrs.|: bridesmaid. ‘Motor Vehicle Accidents.” Walle Lake, New Lothrop: For presentation. , scat: cover tr pened ot Sas L [niches hourly returns. ‘Easter Donald Harvey, 5 Yale, was mar-| Cifferd,Ek | The groom asked his brother, ‘Tied Saturday“11946to Deo, 31, 1955. | eT anes, meee: Claw- Church of Nazarene, Lapeer, to best man and Producing beef calves in Michi-' The Symbol of a Cross fs a . evening in the rank to be his [roky snag Berkley, A uguste: eat for sale as feeders can be | story im dramatic form, of the Royal Oak Gets | Wates Oty Maas, Bey maze, | Orchard profitable, but the margin be-| influence that Jesus’ life, death | Bernard L. Woolner, son of Rev. war the usher brotherof the bride and Mrs. Alvin Woolner, Imlay Park, Copemish; has been nearly * * peg peer and Mt. Clemens tween income and costs may be and resurrection had upon an City. = . S edt tom with Baraga. rather narrow, | Ortental carpenter and his fam-The ncntion followed the cere- ; ~~. « « the Oakland County Soil Re years past, welcoming cities Records on % herds each year | ily. The groom's father performed mony and was held in the Com- c Revised Budget ‘Conservation District. Someof munity Room in Imlay City. found that costs averaged $875| per cow. The average yearly in- and villages have gone all-out to The choir, under the direction! the ceremony and was assisted hai) the exchange mayors, putting of Carolyn. Phillippe, will give $2,043,163 Will Keep hm come was about $82. These fig-by Rev. Donald Rinner. | U.S. farmers today own seven on parades, tours, banquets and |three numbers during the two-ect | The bride wore white nylon | million motor vehicles and 4.5 mil- to date,” Taxes Within $11.50, various elvic ceremonies | ures are based on 1955 prices. ceremonies. over satin and a shoulder-length lion horses and mules, compared explained, “is in part due to! Commissioners Told But the costs and incomes varied! | veil. Her flowers were white with 5.6 million motor vehicles ot the to servicehave . greatly among the herds in the, horses mules roses. Her maid of honor was |and 11.9 and 10 years St. Andrew-Church inspected monthly by ,_ Justicece Pleads Guilty; ; study. The average annual cost, Sharon Rerstine of Detreh. Beth | ‘ago. Jocal employes and twice ROYAL OAK—City Manager for instance, ranged from $65 to yeary Shafter submitted a ronal & trained mechanic. |$120 per cow. Calf production per Services Listed “During period Sor budget calling for -$2, ~~ “Sentencing Is May 7 varied 200 to =| leow from pounds 450 i bene oe different, 163 to the city commissioners\ aun. pounds by mid-October. DRAYTON PLAINS — St. \day night LAPEER @# — A former La-EASTER Also, net return above costs on drew Episcopal Church wil] hold Shafter told the commission that peer justice of the peace pleaded the most profitable herd was gen-its Maundy Thursday Communion - Brandon Students -Brandon Students ‘he did not favor a budget requir-guilty yesterday to depositing pub- erally at least $75 per cow more Service at ” — mer. Time at Green’s ‘ing a tax rate of more than $11.50. lic funds in his personal bank ac- than on the low profit herd Take 2 Firsts at Flint ‘and sliced $93,928 off his original count. After comparing the most prof budget proposals to make the Elmer S. Holman pleaded guilty Sport Coats $11.50 rate possible. itable herds to the least profita. to mixing $6,808 In public funds BRANDON TOWNSHIP — Bran- ble ones, Trocke came up with Under the new state equalired with his personal funds between don School took two “firsts” these suggestions for boosting 1951 and 1956. valuations, the average Royal profits: 29” Oak taxpayer who owns a home Holman waived examination titled “Seven Kinds of People Who Were There." on B. Keep as large a herd as possible | gaseased at 86.000 to $7,000 can arraignment before Feabel expect te pay from $5 to $7 more Hannah, present Lapeer justice [60 Cows inexpensive roughages The Good Friday offering will in city taxes this year, the com-of the peace. -and littlke or no grain in winter, be used to support the combined mission agreed, -study markets carefully -and sell! Sentencing was set for May 7. where and when prices are best. work of the Cherch of Engtand in firet with his Shafter originally asked for 14 The offense carries a possible Get as high quality cows and and the Protestant . speech on the United Nations. fom — aa Bart ie — prison term or a fine of hui] as possible and try to have Pranab of ae States tn Slacks 8” rusaiem the Holy Land. The pair will represent the school number to 10 more policemen and § the ¢alves born early = March) Storybook at the regional contest in Swartz four more firemen, as well as! Holman quit under investiga-'s 2 good time.Do everything pos-On Friday at 6:30 p.m. the Blue- Creek in April. making other reductions. | tion March 19 after serving as a sible to save a 100 per cent calfipirg Choir will sing Easter music, Children’s Shoes | ‘The budget will be given final justice for nearly five years. ps cen enve ee pe at the Oakland County Infirmary, | Many New Spring Styles to Choose from Cancer Drive to Start approval in late April or May | Auditor General Victor Targon-ture and proper insect and disease lpomgeedad vig TiS pa lor tel . -Trocke also good fol ‘ski said two more justices of the Sizes 81. -3 control can add profits. in April in Lapeer Area Commission on Education peace in Michigan face prosecution LAPEER COUNTY — The annual REV. FAYE BLAKEY on charges of picketing public W. kL. Dougles Shoes for Men Will Line Up Awards Auburn Heights Club funds drive of the American Cancer So-F uture ‘Farmers LEE HATS ciety will be held in Lapeer Coun-'«Auburn Heights FOUR TOWNS — The Commis-Pians Community Donce PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE ty during April. Cochairmen for sion on Education will meet at the Rochester Dance Set Officers Named AUBURN HEIGHTS Auburn the drive are Mrs. Howard Wer.) Church to Hold home of Mrs. Chester Amann, 5435 . We Give Holden Red Stamps Jack Mason Heights Community Club will hold ner and Mrs. Chester Wadsworth, Sarvis, at 8 tonight. ROCHESTER at State Meet both of Lapeer. Post 3908 VFW, is sponsoring a4 public dance at 8:30 p.m. Satur: ; be up ‘Revival Services | Awards are to lined for MEN’S dance, to be held at 9 p.m. Satur-dey at the Community House, 220, asp LANSING @® --Norman, Award Sunday on April 6. é AUBURN HEIGHTS—The Stone day at the Avon Community Hall, S. Squirre! Rd Brown of Temperance, 17-year-old] WEAR. GREEN’ Church Units to Meet Baptist Church of Auburn Heights” ‘Auburn ard Crooks Rds There will be both modern’ and «state Farmer of the Year,” has. FOUR TOWNS There will be Will begin revival services Easter Elaine Lock Engaged | There will be ballroom and old-time dancing. with Harvey heen elected president of the Mich-/ 4516 Dixie Highway OR: 3-1807 “a combined theeting of the officiel Sunday morning in the 1] a.m. METAMORA — Mr. and Mrs, Square dancing. Refreshments will Perry calling the square dances. igan chapetr of the Future Farm. DRAYTON PLAINS board and building commitee at Sunday morning in the 11 o'clock Roy Lock of Lapeer have an-/be available at the snack bar. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kibbey are in’ ‘ers of America. ‘charge of the affair. Ld e 8:15 p.m. tomorrow at Four Towns Blakey from Springfield. Mo. [nounced the engagement of their Methodist Church. The building) The evangelistic services wit (dauethter, Elaine E.., to Stanley An-Bake Sale Scheduled Other neefers named at the two- fund to date is $2,988.84. continue ‘every night through April /dison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 'day state convention ending Tues- ea * | Andison of Metamora. The wedding se tan = uae sa |day at Michigan State University: There © t, iza s yui | Secretary, Ervin J. West, Wil. Plan Eoster Sole | Dey Kiam cone ‘ate es et a # Four Towns Methodist Church is service | fiamston; treasurer, Don Hewit, | ROCHESTER —Rochester © hap. a » putingon a bake sale at 10 am.| . | SchwartrCreek; reporter, Ken | ter 165, OES, will hold an Faster a: Cancel Marlette Meeting Saturday at the Union Lake Vil- Bortel, Briton; sentinel, Darold baked goods sale from 9:30 a.m. The Sunday Schoo! will try to! . MARLETTE— The special meet-lage. The sale runs until every-Simpson, Sarenac. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Webbers double its present attendance with, ing called by the grand guardian’ thing is sold. ' Cleaners a goa! of 1,000 Easter Sunday. The Regional vice presidents—James Saunas oll occupy part of the i of Michigan for the Marlette Beth-| class upy of the new | Helmer, Colon: Jack Hill, Adrian: | = e! of Job's Daughters for tonight, | Ronald Milz. Elkton; WilliamKis- Fellowship to Meet Sunday School building which is has been cancelled. The next reg-County | Calendar | sane, Si. Johns; Ronald Pierson.’ nearing completion dar meeting will be held April, ' Ionia; William Anderson, Scott-; IMLAY CITY — The Women's) The Sunday Schoo! addition qin rhs ‘Sichbas’ eecesehe ere at tag ace villeGerald Simpson: Bay City; | Church will meet Thursday at 2:30 be 100 feet in length when com- Fellowship of the Congregational along with the church offices, will; = ‘~ nT Rud oon ‘Meet hodist “Chu oh a wace will tor: * the bh Ball, Sault Ste. Marie. In the early days of the south oer fae purtertisla, . ome | p.m, ih the home of Mrs. William pleted. the Rev. Lawrence Dick west. mules sold for $30 apiece— e Eva Beecroft Circle will meet at lite CC ens, = Pastor: pointed out ithree times the price of a horse. i = et the home of Mre Devid. Deer-Collisions | SAULT STE. MARIE & — Hun- \ery deer, ranging outside Wood- land in search of food, are creating a traffic hazard. In the last two Commerce Civilian Defense Head Calls for Volunteers idays there have been five car- ideer collisions. Police have advised per cent of the Commerce Town-| event of an enemy attack of ing jeither civilian defense or the Red | COMMERCE—No less than 40) problems that could arixe In the |sized the value of first aid train-|duty. Instructors are provided by | motorists to drive carefully in the 2 : = vice of deer yards. Soe aaeae paola needed -nearby Pontiac and Detrolt, | eo has » t | Cross. ee a ee “Backner's Make —— for Any Purpese Without Biteh!" sgpnend = | Which could send thousands of years of spare time toward the | The township divided SHIRLEY IRWIN “em! ~~ bas been Kefouver on Indiana Slate into seven territories. te wore ‘vertoen ‘chabe” wal | werd oh otk ont Sector 2.C. (Gary H You Can Park at Our Door! before various clubs and This estimate was made today! Interested persons must sign an '™® ' sign"P Irwin to Airman Estes Kefauver’ s name will be en- by HaroldM. French, civilian de-|*Pplication and take anCD oath in PTA gatherings. | Quick is announced iparents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Kenneth’ ‘\ A sector warden i 5 needed co Irwin, 119 . and Mrs. Harold givly i) ah Both sagor political ourties and ‘low, Rochester. Shirley's fiance almost 90 percent of the ‘nation's a — in vs ides ot) * *¢ wishing to sign up for is stationed in Hawai, where the presse have repeatedly called upon t making & plea for new transportation, rescue work and Arrangemente can be made to'duty i asked to contact Frerich couple will live after an early congress. ‘for the statehood of Ha- members, French ar al tass feeding. also empha-|train volunteers in any type of Other Offices:oe French | Lake—Utica at 2309 Indiana, Walled Lake. | summer yotdine. \ waii. ‘ 4 a \ / ” é J : an: \ a tS 1 £ _THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1058 -~ | ‘ THIRTY-THREE _ VILLLLLLLEPLLLLLLLLEL ELLE 2 2 3 7 . ! : ; Sid Luft and his wife | G ) milion dollar Movie Stars Face (sets ext st duly Stray made ty Roger Wiliams of Plotto Lessen Soveral subcommities. mem-* vere exprennea deots aboet INCOME TAX Li@NS — [tine arrymore mi Duke's Influence i Hf: : = . in“ gs § F iei5 ; Ae? : BS4 LOS. ANGELES ~The colle. $7,541 4 y H ‘ z * nda. Jou eater EAE to 35 World Pork j idé gf il i Hil } i Doors BUSINESS MEN’S LUNCHEONS TAKE 1650 N. Perry at ne a aned FE 3-9732 Wednesday a Pom, Niet » VILLA INN ——PLUS—— Lalis Ortes Oe STIC INN MABHMAS LET are cr Hour: 7 a. m. te 7:45 p. m., | Sundays BOB'S CHICKEN HOUSE Featuring “SULLY”Man of Rhythm the e343 if @ BEER HRDINNERS ie COCKTANLBAR @ WINE @ CHOICE Feed at tte finest ~ Moderately ee ‘tl 5 p.m.-Closed Mentays LIQUORS frieed-Business Men's Lancheons eR yy @ DELICIOUS . COCKTAILS . N \ \ Soper || Lh LOUNGE ’ LIBERTY 1122 W. Huron N , __PONTIAG'S BUTTERFIELD THEATRES HAVE N LOUNGE-—— N = , Cornered the Easter Bunny COCKTAIL __ And Are Bringing You « Big Advance WORTH 85 North Saginaw . | Helping of Exciting Holiday Entertainment! "i MDDD DDD | 1} "The New Pictures Are os Bright ond Fresh as Spring Itself” © ee P seers Bex Office Opens 6:30 P. 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Opening Copa-| Roast Duck cabana April! 5. with Wild Rice Pried Chicken Roest Turkey EMCEE 8 Eight compartment Relish Tray fust brimming over \ JAY WESTON TWIN HIT SHOW! with Tempting Appetizers— ineludt our Pamowus Anti ) Ag Pato. sp Vienna Garlic Appeared on Gary Moore . Lae Toast. Presh Baked Rolls and Salt Sticks from our Show and Just Closed Elm- own Bake Shop. # wood Casino. FAMOUS: ei TTT Pi BRITT Song Stylist Open “HEIDI IS BACK! Winner of the Nation-Wide “BEST Audience Award Elections! ACTOR or THE YEAR” AIS the sensation -ster of ‘East of Eden’ in & Thursday, Friday and Saturday srother sensation role! DOORWAY GATEWAY TO THE WEST... TO THE DEVIL! ™ ano WARNERCOLOR wan NATALIE WOOD 2 gy Extra! | _''T’S CRAZY,. MAN, CRAZY! a 2 * The Screwiest Show Ever Presentedi ; 67's OPERA HERO! Funnier Than @ Fun House Full of Crezy Mirrors! mst | CARTOON-0-SCOPE . 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Each year, General Motors cars present fresh new . styling. Each year, GM engineers come up with another crop of new advances. They step up the compression ratios of engines, for 4 There are approximately 15,000 parts in an automo- bile, and it’s the dealers’ responsibility to see that they work satisfactorily. But we don’t ask them to carry this responsibility alone. Each new crop of engineering advances creates the need for keeping the dealers’ service mechanics abreast of the factory engineers. They need to know how to match, with new knowledge and skills, the factory know-how which made So you'll find today, in 30 cities throughout the United States, GM’s answer and GM dealers’ answer to this challenge. Specially equipped, specially staffed with trained experts, these Training Centers give individual train- ing to every mechanic who enrolls—and enrollments of mechanics and other dealer personnel are running at the rate of more than 20,000 a month. There’s nothing like this Training Center program anywhere else in the automobile industry. better performance and better gas mileage, advances possible. — They introduce new advances in automatic trans- fact is clear: They need to know the simplest way to take each new missions, e thing apart and put it together—and how to use the -The vast majority of General Motors dealers aim to They develop new or better automatic controls of special new tools developed to make their work easy. deserve all the success that has come their way. seats and windows. They give a better “feel” to power steering—develop better brakes, e And—wheo the public likes what it sees—it rewards -us by buying Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Oldsmobiles, Buicks and Cadillacs. Morors So—in a very real sense—success is our most impor- Si ek these tant business. \ ‘ , CHEVROLET + PONTIAC » OLDSMOBILE * BUICK » CADILLAC ? Thie dealers who sell GM cars share in this‘‘success— BodyFisher * United Motors Service * GMC TruckCoach — by & but their share isn’t automatic. aeSeg \ ewPe we ee es ee ee ee HHabe Go FE gr * f Eg, foe eeegla pst ang lms ae OR i 4 < Ps Re ar ag rk ok pet gon THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 teeta BE Pian i Hane oe : ene ens dit ee ile AM. ieee cane alice 5 ill lies ee wae Fy Kobs Ejected will this last? Right in MSU Loss in g now - inistration has been a -| at begs the Detroit club the Pittsburgh situation. Umpire’s Ruling Starts PITTSBURGH IS AN EXAMPLE Argument as Marine 9 Pirate fans, once the most faithful in the National . Beats Spartans, 6-5 are PARRIS ISLAND; S.C. @~An League,-no Mnaer peelloging the i + * x * umpire’s ruling helped the Parris have impressedLouis and Brookl St. Island Marines aver hid: 4 ie = Sis during past atx squeeze — ony in each ci de. y hards arentt necetey any his Ls way. He might have won the hearts of some Pitts- burghers with some compensation at home plate ©. Th Lens wn nee 20d ot after the sale of Ralph Kiner, but his five year pie Leafs behind Marcel Pronovost ‘Into the 5th game at Detroit tomorrow. has cost the club over two-and-quarter m (Chicago Sail Boat dollarsabout 500,000 fans at the gate each year. Jones Injured and Montreal Routs Rangers; Maybe fans in other cities are asking,” why should Pittsburgh fans be so angry, Wins Juhncke Cup: Kiner never won the nant for them?” In fact the first division was some ing of a novelty. 1-0; by Waitfor By THE PRESS ASSOCIATED = Wings x * x * Well it would be the same if Detroit suddenly got rid ts of Kaline or Kuenn. The Tigers aren’t winningan nants with them but they are without doubt the fans’ the the rod favorites. Montreel's National Hockey iis : i Could. you eg voredebare what have been imagine would the reaction f Detroit had sold a few weeks Kuenn | ago because he was a holdout? The Pittsburgh picture provided a good example. The) MICHIGAN STATE 612 000 200— * # Tigers need PARRIS ISLAND 36 few trades or the gate at Briggs Stadium) a Mills, _ (8) wed no fracture, Willie faced a aa ‘and Pree =o and Luce; Stew- possible prolonged hospital stay. Tigers Reject Offer Wojey Figured Good Chance to “Lincoln Downs — pe «Still Trying to Stay as Tiger CLEARWATER, Fla. @ — Un- Resume Racing’ Bees rise: § less the Detroit Tigers decide gale fielder in exchange for a surplus Tigers bowed for the 1th time in adelphia Phillies. LAKELAND, Fla. @ — Pitcher Birmingham Babe. second base problem is serious| “RANSAS CITY lsecond baseman or heavy hitting 1” Pring starts. RH LINCOLN, R.1. @®—Despite fore- Pete Wojey, at’ 33 one of the 25 w enough to trade away centerfielder } 4 Ruel said Johnson seemed in-|Powe r, Ib 36 but slow footed Gus Zernial. Bill Tuttle it appeared today that Ruth Tryouts Set Pinigan, 3b 2 | ditt t t de i any immediate trade with Kansas a ee lee deel. eront ves ee ee |Zernial, City is out. “I left him feeling the chances | 't considering parting with | General Manager Herold (tud-| any” any of their first line infield or of etting anywhere were slimy,” gers this season. we had a brief trial dy) Ruel huddled with Arnold John-| son, owner of the Athletics, yes-| The general manager came right terday while the Tigers were They had hoped to pickup elther lout and admitted that “we cave to! bowing to the A’s, 7-2. The con-\Jim Finigan or Spook Jacobs from | = ‘make some kind of a move, and. got the ference broke up with no definite|the A's. Both are accomplished I'm not going to sit around waiting | | Wojey came to the Tigers —— fifth in the five dettsions. But it was understood 'second basemen and they managed for Kansas City to make up its, Montreal ni for : a poo mind.” a Wceearice (Rocket) Richard, Hen righthander with a tendency to Se wild. ri’s big brother who scored three times in the — oa . Olympic Cager Added Begins April 4th | ape main flaw a n1—t * Demaestri and Coleman 1, Kret-five teams, but in order » * * in that statement, g | extend KANSAS CITY, Mo. (INS)—The Olveale Choice to tack 3, ret-| participation to at least 150 young-;U. S. Olympic Basketball C i Tier-|sters, the league this year is! tee announced today that John A clinic to instruct youth in the master, and his assistant are inmace Gasa Little Collece Player charge of the clinic, Both are well-| beet t ®\planningfarm system. ; jaottadg of Canisius College wil] proper and safe use of rifles, pis- a wv Rather than ask sponsorship of! replace Joe Holup of George Wash- qualified instructors in the handl-Yesterday's loss. tols, and shotguns will be held, | got a clean single 5 oamiee te | =|8_cocaplote team, the league is Goes Amid. ‘ington on the college team that Big Boys ‘ing of firearms. of * son. . i. , and Eari Torge- | the 2nd inning individual contributions the utmost Wednesday evenings, starting Safety is Kretiow. U—Gtewart (AL Cayiak (AL). oir will represent this country in try- aS, Mckinley this year, a hit on a louts at Kansas City. be! son was crédited with Apri] 4, and run for six consecu-‘tance at all sessions and will | scratchy roller down the 3rd base NEW YORK #—Bill Reigel, the tive weeks. stressed repeatedly. East-West —— in lar _ be a G aren Satw The firearms classes, sponsored Advance registration for the pro-| ime @ the Srd Mates. : $105,000 Suit Dismissed only small college player chosen by the Pontiac Parks and Recrea- graia is necessary. The class limit| Both of the Detroit runs came pic basketball including 13 other “Olympic candi. tion Department, will be held at for each group is 10 boys. jenn hits. The A’s had hits to squad, already has acquired a the C. R. Haskill Studio, 1 Mt. spare. They got 15 off the com- Clemens St. A feo of $3.50 wit be charged | ‘bined offerings of starter Paul Foy- So lctver Bo cont ft sumunition itack, Bob Tiefenauer, Joe Coleman’ Junior High school boys are and targets. The fee is to be NEL Clause Atfirmed dates, yesterday and his reaction healthy respect for the size of his was: “Gosh, they're big.” yteammates but isn't over -. awed Reigel is a slim, modest, easilye by their reputations. jembarrassed kid from Monaca, jand Jim Stump. Three Tiger scheduled to receive instruc- er- * * ¢ Pa., who wound up playing baskets pala at he Gus of registration| irors, a passed ball and a wild| om f first served basis. (i+, contributed to the Kansas| come-first | SAN FRANCISCO —The US. tion each week from 6:30 to 8 p-m., followed by high school ‘iam Radovich, a former Lions gence extended to and saved base- Reigel, who set all sorts of scor- ‘ball in Louisiana after a hitch im guard. ball from regulation, then the in-‘ing records of McNeese State Col- {Court of Appeals has affirmed the the Army. He thinks being chosen All rifles, ammunition, —* (City an Radovich played with the Lions boys from 8 to 9:30. dulgence extended to other team) lege in Louisiana this season, is of 14 college seniors and other equipment will be fur-) * to try National Football League's play- as one ” here to play in the Fresh Air Fund John Zolman, Haskill’s sports... |i from 1938 to 1941 and again in) range for the Olympic team is about the shed. | The Tigers meet Kansas City) ers’ reserve clause in upholding henor that could be be- Registration and further infor-again tomorrow and then face the 1945. He later signed with the Los greatest the dismissal by a lower court of mation is available at the Parks A's in Bri Stadium. on operiing| Archie Moore Terrie: Philadelphia * a tap hag Pata ers led April 17. ja At 6-5, Bill has to look up to such players as his West team- Parke St., FEderal 3-71 oday the Tigers came to Clear-NFL and the Detroit Lions by Wil- After N BA Championships mates, 6-10 Bill Russell of San Gets Decision Francisco and 6-8 Gary Bergen of By THE ASSO.JATED PRESS Fort Wayne's Pistons came bus-|Utah, and Dayton’s 7-foot Bill Uhl, St. Louis and Fort Wayne, knot-|tling back to square their best-of-who will play against him for the SACRAMENTO, Calif. W —How-five semifinal by defeating the East. ited in a hot battle that already Hawks at St. Louis 93-84 last night. * * * ard King will agree that Archie thas led to fisticuffs, take nett the Warrics. Moore is a world's champ. meanwhile, gained “I never saw so many big fel- Radovich, who lives in Holly-playoff for the National Basketball The Reno heavyweight, for the fth|® 2-1 edge over Syracuse at Phil-' lows, " he gasped. “At McNeese Assn.'s Western title into the fifth second time within a month, took! wood, sued the NFL and the Lions 'adelphia by trouncing the Nation-we played mostly small colleges charging the reserve clause vio- and final game tomorrow night it on the chin, chest and every als 119-96. 'in our area. But I played ny fresh- lates the anti-trust laws. while Philadelphia can lock up the The Pistons, who lost the first) man: year at Duquesne and my other legal spot last night, in a! * * * |Easterm crown at Syracuse to- two games of the playoff, paired, sophomore year at Duke, so [ nontitle fight that hardly had night. Moore, the lightheavy king, sweat- The suit has been in court since free-throw excellence with George ‘know something about the bigger ing at the end of the 10th arid Yardley’s 30-point sniping to pull Ischools. I don’t think I’m exactly 1949. , final round, In April, 1954, Federal Dis-'stonley Cup Playoffs even with the Hawks in a game moving out of my class, but I'll The champ, preparing for a June trict Judge George B. Harris, on that was interrupted by flaring have to jump alot to get shots SERIES, “A” tempers. lover these fellows.” lande Pompey, has some sweating) the complaint, saying the court 5 London title defense against Yo-the motion of the NFL, dismissed MONTREAL VS, \NEW YORK The final game in the Western) to do. He weighedat 191, three lacked jurisdiction and that Rad-Grand Rapids Stadium (Montreal wins best of seven playoff ig set for Fort Wayne to- pounds heavier than King. The evich had failed te state a cause in series, 4-1). morrow. light heavy limit ts 175. of action. Tuesday's Resnit Future Business Site . Montreal 7, New York 0. Wily Archie, taking it easy “and ‘Byars TKO’s Murphy Harris acted following a U.S. . . ay GRAND RAPIDS (#—The Grand Rapids Stadium, an official said ‘Suprme Court decision in the Tool-ucagpnied dl “ BOSTON W—Walter Byars—box- aon de pol Sine scree DETROIT VS. TORONTO ‘today, soon will be leased to an _|son vs. New York Yankees case, in ler turned tiger—is a fast-rising) _ fifth, both ‘for eight counts. eastern mercantile firm which which — court held that eet leads best of seven welterweight with an eye on a baseball not come under pro-series, — with Tony DeMarco. only crowd of |plans to convert it into a cut-rate Memorial visions of the anti-trust laws be-| Tuesday’s Result _| Byars—defended—his New.-Eng-} shopping. center * _ Sih ranean cause has not intended! Toronto 2, DETROIT 0, land welter crown by knocking The firrh was —a 2 the final bell. baseball to do so. Thursday—at Detroit, down Bobby Murphy five times Phil Simon, presidentof the The champ’s next nontitle fight; Ths epart of egeals eald poouar-(if required.) =. for a technical knockout at 2:23 Stadium Corp. said the future is for Salt Lake day “it seems reasonable to us to March 31—at Toronto. ——— =e ot the Grand Rapids a * April 19, His opponent has indul-' April Detroit,-team still is to assume that if congressional 3—at the Arena, hockey be been selected. TS AES ya aE ET SE SS eeee SUNS ess WR iT my tr) lo ae Nee a Eee “f Paes Soha te ores , * 1 ¥ ‘¢ ee eee ie NEVER TOO SWEET © NEVER TOO SOUR ! One More Week! Have You Rotated | Your Tires Lately? SPECIAL il 1-8. Holdingpups are. 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Carton SCARLETT'S "" Quarters In 67: 20 E. = FE 2-722) a! revvrereVvT TTT TTT TTT TTT wewwewvevevrvvereveCerVTTTeTrTrrrrew eee — -—_ —-ee % , ‘ : a LS a . | c THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 NICK HALIDAY aN i eater i) ian a ae : a a ee CAPTAIN EASY By Leslie Turner = wg" SA S © e's TOO OLD TO & . PANK THOUGH= : OUT OUR WAY | a HE'S FIRING ON : THE RAILROAD, .. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES . y Ee_ == ER...AREM! OF COURSE, THE| |[ BETTER CALL WD FOR “EAM! LOOKS LIKE THE ° 4 : “AVERAGE MAD" ACTUALLY REIWFORCEMENTS, TH! | | “AVERAGE MAN" 1S UP ' VS THE FATHER OF WIS COUNTRY, EOBODYING inape By Charles Kuhn THAN ONE WAY TPSKIN A CAT YOU BE TO a ee LIFT A BASKET THAT BIG’) : ~ ——— : " ae | 2 3-20 uA. John Morris } LOONT BUY :F 1 TRINK [ DESERVE A NEW THAT LOVELY a EACTER OUTFIT. I'VE CUT ) | OF SHOES. | PAIR APPOI i DOWN CUR EXPENSES --T SAVED F16 QuITE A Br LATELY! J | ; PROFITABLE B. s * o BJ é OPPORTUNITIES Every Day im the Pontiac PET, af , Press Want Ad Section a : Take advantage of this easy way Be i to solve all your buying and sell. ->a ‘ To Place Your DONALD DUCK q WANT AD , DIAL FE 2-8181 ‘! Come on out and measure me. I need a window this size ~ BOARDING HOUSE LH "7 GY fe ton wesc ay YY © OWN SIRE, INTHE GF SR SUNSET OF HIS SPAN, WE'LL BE THE CAVORTING LIKE CUTEST BUNNIES } -A “BONNY WITH awit £00? Cash Il/* Uh re ‘2p uM ee thesen “I want-to exchange this half-past-five watch for an eleven o'clock ry? * ts ‘ La 4 Z y #3 # : ; | f sitesi csieana | — _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 _ ao FORTY-ONE Stocks Lower: [ MARKETS Grains Lower -= Pl 3 eis Flashing Lights iS*tecnis'Supewsors ° r. : Pp j 8 e = Ses . . : Robert E. Tallman, of 260’ Nel-: ee ae DETROIT, March.11. (AP)—The tol-= ; a). | five others named to major offices Bu Pa ‘ at a recent meeting of the Pontiac me NEW ~¥ORKYORK ® — The sie Pye" Mot end fancy inkrkee| CHICAGO a — All grains turned) | sinéssman Gims Motor Foundry Supervisors | stock| "ot Martane’ grades Social thnatest-wna -Stvagiiaity lever loli, tpn ond wall’ totes’ weitie lone, on tan Deca trae it : Chub, “See the early afternoon, today. sale package lots. day temporary in OK, was after a fally -Amber Signal Elected vice-presidentBiver- oa aes bu; No. 1. .86-4.00 but apples’ sone-| Wheat faded out, Dealings again Not Confusing ett Fletcher,William Wilson while _ "The pace of trading slowed as . 3.50: Re: 1 "Tb0-.00 bu were very active. Poe es was namedsecretary; -Gerald prices backed dow and was well smi thi yd ys eS oe aS . os Karr, treasurer; Lee! pau and under yesterday's 2,540,000 shares.|faney.” 400 ‘bu; Ne. f. 2.1348" bu.!| Wheat opened strong, particular.|© A fight. may be brewing in the/iq Radtke, directors. Most apples. Red, , 2B Ril, in i ‘recent Pontiac police crackdown! —. ~ acon é wore, brictentl but byes!’ Watamee niee: 1, Neunily hveGe wales, oor : -eoer No, -jon advertising gadgets which they either way, 1, 200-2 96 ba. Gel “oot, No, 3, 1.0¢-|initial gains were wiped out. Early businessman claims that the | — 2 ® . [Eg dee Bete, Reedencian, Be. 3% lbuying was based on Southwest amber colored | revolving. light COMPLETE Coppers, quite weak yesterday, . . No, s0/ dust storms, oe which calls atte to his ae were ‘masrowly mixed today ins,» a ciney. Ne. te Corn and soybeans encountered ness at 207 W. Montcalm St., “in — activity. dor, bobs. 1.38-1.78 from no sense of the word could be con-“AUT O moderate trading Air-/1.28 ms. No. 1, fairly heavy profit-takingthe crafts, higher “yesterday, were|i, Wa‘ api ie, “Abas [opening gong ut lonses ch not fad with siete Wt a and ones ‘lao was seen tn the/httor Ma, de ie, us |Oats had “an easier undertone baitang company xt tat od | MRT UES] YU TQ chines end taivate lt feist oe — mcbepin mee, 7e Sollowed the, action of! | Som, ik Dns eaten bate FAINN J There were few features in the|Ze-aseva “PP MSM)" We eae the end of the first ; ‘ ee ~ aP Wuephots | or tm front of his eiflee and take | ' list, but -was considerable cumcace POTAToRS ee ek ee pose an uted ee et se — exer-| the case to court If police issue a selectivity trading. » : : r 7 Mi a ower, diplomas these three honor grad-cises < la. From right : aes weal Wa Wane Aamo ees oe tree Boe eeeeed to| tates of the St. Louis Dog Breeders Association ere Penny, Custis wal Cine i Wet rears aac eee Telephone, added as much as 3)lot track ‘sales gia week Téahe huases'%\ lower, May wa: eoybeans cs SE ey . : businessmen turned his light off points, Yesterday it retained A) irrivals 9; on track 67; supplies moa, 4 to 1 cent lower, May $2.66%, g ’ s. # See Don’‘t Worr Sk cae ee are fraction of its best gain of better|srate, demand limited and market firm and lard 3 to 5 cents a hundred evive vallona uid OW ; ’ was in violation of a law. than 4 points. The switch came d in 50 M sacks $3.40 pounds lower, May $12.37..; 2 | : “It's a little unfair,” White said as officials of the two companies afr ee : die : WV Pal, We'll Keep today. “There are of, ‘hundreds threw cold water on merger rum-| _CMICAGO BUTTER AND EGos Grain Prices , --the § Lock these lights in the state, Why — CHICAGO, March 38 (AP) |— Butter : . » 4 he € 000: s should the police Pontiac Babeock & Wilcox, up 3 points/ine prices neha Perris ren ia (AP) —~ Opening 0 | | q e a e SAULT STE. MARIE «®—Don't down after we've had the light up yesterday. at 122, gained between|se 8 06: sc wat. . ; en Vv. Me eee jworry, friend Philadelphian. Bar-/8 Whole year?” = 3 and 4 points today. The cently Aw tnchanged to. 1" higher" | July sresesoe BED Beg ites ae [ring & catastrophe, the famedSoo} White. said he'd be willing to pany has @ handtn development/?0 [args vite O08 per cent As /f0p oe. Rye apn By DAVID J. WILKIE Presentation sponsored wholly locks will still be here when you change the color of the device, butof atomicpowered merchantship ard 314; dirites 38; checks 34; eu cnt io .. eee 1B AP Automotive Editor by the manufacturers. ahs toe tout oone en os ene oe Seat Seng ten ee plans. ee sts vee | um — be more} of pay ES ag qDETROIT Tt may Lack -At noon the Associated Press Bop TT ey aay"... te: A adequate display § Chamber of Commerce een adequa SPACe| uae here. ee. average of @0 stocks was otf 2 pernorn, ‘March fe AP tam, ton iy. 1308 uy saith} [lige that the fer inal eemerally een givenas the tourist department received Be Bag apesBa coincidence has. "eluostoypean cents a .00, average yes-/grades: ; of the 1957 model PS pee Uiscontinuing ,, {letter froma Philadelphian saying; + terday was off $1.10 on the day|.q iveea Crete &, Jumbe 81-83: weight. soaee Ge caus ciitemabite “onal show following the 1940 dis-|there’s a rumor that the 1ocks are |ihe ora tetas oo feet back trom] us weakness in the coppers in-|medum 43; endo, erg eS O xpert | te Yor. gf n= ry somone Immeito be replaced a bridge. digher enly Sih slgent: of All Kinds! fected the rest of 5 : me i. ; show , Hew Rear was) Ww, to’by Gian ’ Insurance (cong pred gedarloy pa anioan in|, grece B. ‘i ree It is something of an open se-'staifed in New York's Grand Cen-to the Went, leaving here in June (OX. that into consideration when ) Ok. Bldg. near’ tin record high reached tas| Beestoe "Fr, papeas 38 ion afer EMS _ {cret that 1957 model cars gener-jtral Palace. Display space thereland want to take’in your ‘area, (t,¥&s installed, We've never had| fj 716 Pestios9. 8k. Olle. Friday, It has been advancing| Whites—Lerse 40-44; ally will present some of the big-idisappeared when the showrooms| either goi or, returning f the|\27 “plaints chow #.” \ © Res steadily for around six weeks eee, ta ceeds Gora 'o Water resouitees and problems |gest Gesigm changes since World|were converted into office *p8ce.liocks are still there,” the letter = = and brokers gentally have anti-|fsir'to ood oh the teint apiof Oakland County will be dis--Wer HU. industry reportedly} But New York has « new Coli-\said. : ; ener : I peg ln re Mn AE NR egg iy a billion dollars or!seum in Columbus Circle. Space| @ of there “ ee As matterfact, action as “a result of the long = *-!8:15 in Cranbrook of Sci-|morethe 1957 model lines. —_ihas been reserved there for a show to build a .tunnel Bre Pa on rise. Poul ; ence. The talk is open to the pub-| The Auto Show, a fra: that would start on Dee. 8 and cm ergs comecting this city ‘ National § Me the Dec. n of : N York * dition in the industry before | tinue through16. neighborthe sa lew York Stocks DerRorT) March 20 (AP) Prices pate -Andrew Mozola, assistant) war, ts the one industry-wide | a» international sufomobiie /"ame. Bridge or tunnel, though, Opportunity | BVH Hg ES bates Ge‘bouts’ tyes heaslon the waver reoionec= to Y | trom Apett 38 s May OK Twowo | ckSody-tntl ig Bet Rick. .:-: $23| Sentercurkaye young ese oriolsaf tere Board Study | seussto scons«. Most Contract | on-air : mare rine ft Paper. ...120.4/ 46-47; toms se! ” on the woler ms of the Fin-ee. American producers will have -CON PUFENAse FOOGY-Mve = tee a BARE steady. alee: |eee Lake “trict ‘of |New York : ) models on dlepiay. AN Safety Building | truck with small dows Ba Sees dt BS a oe i ow vn CLQSSTOOM COSt | tartosen catches gage me rans ag AB Sta‘he.. Set tenn oP ss In Greanl ‘cae soppaes Wabi Se et Sate eee oe SS a uaa eee In action at last = oe Bortunity tor sett oc Sm Gases.” 18 ol vos 90. ot area, and coop-° -. q gee oe Am Radecc BS Ung My Sw STMieceh Se AFF Ttive pou erated with the Detroit Metropoli-| Company Will Present] cr. which its producers reported: liast were approved! Warres DeWitt, 9, ot 100 sam} ‘rt is © proven ond three contracts \m on tockh aire .!. ate on young stock, sboutitan Area Regional Plan Commis-; ly hopes to put on the American jfor the $800,000 Public Safety steady 3 Am Face Hed eee Bl he etna hts GES con on the ubect Pared Figures Tonight,| tor about $1,200. é Retege market ee eee:$2 Lou & Mash.S84 lbeety ‘hens Samus ent hens 18-183: Says Spokesman Among questions raised by dis| The commissioners okayed con- irmeo Sti -.. $83 Martin, Ol... Ab ry ac: ed Srzere 345 i Gat, resetare E J closure that the industryhas made|tracts for the prisoners’ elevator : # May Deir <. @ over 4% saponettes under arnings a) awe iverchiy” gra ea plane for 0 wational show thts yout Sor the pre gli Mergen Lino 82.8 is whether General Motors would) Elevator “64 Mole Mon...184 Livestock colt” TORK (TH0)—Aamerican, Brogg.(elght circular, multipurpose class ‘again give its Motorama @ New/the jail section to be constructed ** 9 ieter Be 1.378 Ser cae Ter ee ceed Dee oeee, Which Board of| york premiereJanuary. by the Pauley Jail Building Co. in B47 Nat Bise .... 384. DETROIT, LIVESTOCK + of $8,373,373, equal te $1.93 = com./Education hopes to order for ele-ea has become/at $22,284. ‘21 Nat Cash BR .. @ March 28 (AP)—Hoge—Sa-/mon share. This compared with 9¢,931,-|mentary schools, will be presented use Motorama Sais) he ‘calbee | DETROIT. +1614 “Nat Dairy ..... 2 400. No sales.Pully80 487, or $1.11 = common share, in the something of a fixture there has: ree _ were s* (il Cattle—Salable 225. per cent year. Revenues increased to/@t a special meeting tonight, ac-|, that revival of authorized signed at last week's -s.:: $94\freah tecstpte cows; totce or | $194,082.68 from 168,798,705 in to a ‘spokesman for an ar-ee a ee adding aby ‘mo 1984:/cording eee ce RSP& West .. SA : a : he oi Oe ger astetioecar‘ © el ge"o ct y auings el enc : Tere asf ES t rem Yo be approved Ke Me am ‘Ar... B ltr ana Toons stirs thatengede ies |Orester vine _ Sa|sales steers and Tncomefewer ‘gectnea andfear pet’ of gam|localtatives of E with As-|that thesome presentationhowever,Mo-ity involving the utility to hetfers theaters lack top! contractors Beyster represen-|beemand. initialspeculation. the city. new | 988 ing H. of ae Re i 13.00-18.00; bulk utility cows|quslity films during the final three 2 ass Fa torama might be made in some)building, which is to house the iat Siw camnere had lot with courts, Setomel bm. pes, air. Sb /1260°13%0: ana: a sociatesresulted in “a. other large city a New York|municipal police depart- "Gan | A . Re 2.5) ve_eatatte 100, venlere generally tne. announeed ‘Bet cae aireret. Of adjustment ee wee tenenn =| showing later in the spring. ment and fire staff offices, the see oot: Hi Peps! Cola... 3 3| cooten vectors ebo-ts ee: tee arog ~e to 4238" common share. Tie ‘com-We declined to reveal exact | New York, Mian and Les Aw | eatablich a $400,000 in re- Sase, |): 167 sisssse 2041 @tviduats ‘ “|pared with $6,601,618, or_$4.44 & common geles already have seen the 1958 -Sater ++ 147 PheipsDB e up to 28.00; utility and com-|ihare, in the same period of the figures which Henry Haberkorn, serve fund for the building in Shee & Free wo . (ee etincs feiss ican ne trie caaine sales to $100.40-| general manager of the firm, | Motorame. te show. [NTE lok a) 1S ot Onis.Seg B,|Sa'ame Year. declined It currently lee Chrysler... 33 eee Seal . “Market quotadie|wnutiey Cr Colline president,thei] plans te show board members | SS i San Francisco and moves (© _ said Jd, Us 3 Prost & 6 os) oes F wae, — and chotce lower delivery on jeor ton ¥-00 tonight to Boston on April 19. Tt has Oo le T ; 100,000 Stuett Pea [0)! 445 Pure BoBEC ..... 478) -oy earnings, im was . been drawing record-breaking Idsmobi ops Seca: Cola 135 OU company im He Sol Brd A.)7g RCA... 8 4 cpcago, March 97. optimistic for obtaining The asked the figures of crowds. Deliveries forY ear Col Gas ..:... 15.7 Repub St .... 4 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK(AP) — (0. @.| Air overNorthrop’s & new en|-| week toboard down Haberkornlast! in Deli Come Bd.) ae mh Te s0.7| Department of Agriculture) | — Balable range inter am rt gent = ons Srasmbad a7} A New York showing for Motor-| LANSING shite : Consum Pow §9 fey Tod. B ... 51. on butchers stws; No. 1 to3s) NEW YORK (INS)—Combustion Bn-ithat contractors priced construc-ama next year probably would be and ara, in Sou PP Se Meg? StSeimerse «» BEOTS Metra‘ Neat 'ieeea hein Meas ntheey Stier net Sedee""Berhs"%ewi wearer1, ton at $700,000 more than orig. -|staged at the new Coliseum. — jery Gelwered| 12.008 new te » Sit : year Sout Sen <1: 3 Seovile hte. |e"maet Seaton: sows stn) 1950: | Senay She gheltte'tr a cone|ially plannedy | brought total sales for the Cont Mot ..:. “7.6 Sears Roeb .. 33-6 early clearance. mon share, in the r. Sales) Haberkorn said he believed the Glider Di to Begin Ae ee Sy gy ER sige rm. tay. from fis0.402:1%4| ereater cost was a result of con-| — —_ = aa me in 1984. Unfilled orders at the end of fs 623 cars. Bee Be Seria a Ready Be ndacr, nce a aes eee acne actor” unfamiliarity with amos, ct Henry Ford Museum js tt, 1 a9 sales total com Da Cpese’’.. 33 Sperry Rand 1383 and feeders. fully stenay’ 8. load of 78" poutennenieg yg sould tesene o The story of Legros = pares with 13,980 units delivered aol Ads ot Bt. on Ind... 380. ‘ai sat, high "ehotee “138 Te ae (INS)—Corn ete Re-| iHithes for gym, ‘auditorium lunch wit be told in exhi == in the preceding 10-day period Du Pont ...... 2273 Std Otl NJ... 58:7/steers 22.00; two loads choice and price, | mine Co. announcednet income for the ss : “Gliders and Sailplanes,” sched-\Ojdsmobile noted, however, that fen Oe, BS Seve. or. B50, seer 11 isc eunbert. Soe) @.§ a common sare this coinparea 2d other school end community uieq to open Saturday at the'the first ‘10-day period had one ei ot ee ce Stud Pack St i wood eters yite.3s 30: two loads rea =. ee activities. , Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn| more selling day than did the sec- Erle RR .....21.7 Sylv El Pa... 506‘© average choice heifers 16.00-18 00; |/fn°t eat W. Raid, chairman. 'a-| . = + See eee ee Finsier toa err Se: "wknd Sommer ae hb w, Ste Sod Mcaprord mone ose’ D@AMLING ExteNded — | trciodea among the 15 atrships, | © ————— food Mach". @.4 Themo, Pd” St |nereond caters Bees: xmont can. |Porn costs inthe final quarter of 1958 | nak [Wil be the “Alibi, 1955, eational Safe at Grocery Store |, en gS yr so choice ‘yeulern '2.00-24.00.Sew for Tax ana! theSchweitzer3.25, a high Looted in Daylight Theft I 34 "0 . State Filing Sen Eben. Ot Un Carbide 120.0 aoe atlacatere dle | Business Notes \ altitude craft used by the U. 8.! nour $135 in bills and additional poets Jen rae os Un Pee ize: 108.4) choke 710 Tb. yearling feeding aeers| S LANSING (®—A 15-day exténsion| Air Force for wave and jet stream change were reported stolen from) accounts Jen Tel... cs Sen Be | The Ford Tractor & Implement has been granted in the timp al-| research. . -|@ market at 84 W. Huron St, yes- Sillette ,. aog UB Gas Cp... 318) Division has announced the selec. lowed fgg filing of annual returns; The museum's display will stress terdy, according to Pontiac po- Joodrich ".... 874 Os Rupter.. ane Two Jets lode ition of Gerald M. Miller, of Dear-for the state business activities and| Slider history in Michigan which’ tice. Foot Patge 22.6 OS Steel...~Sa583, : Uy borh,ts membershipme in the Honor} heed beg ate ela ert Reyand’ erm attracted worldwide attention as They said that the owner, rah .. to 4-5 Grady Wet aS WestUn Tet =< Th M Killed ~ Council, a national company or-intangibles’ taxes, the ‘State Rev-earty as 1896 when Octave Chanute'smith, “23 Cotrain Dr. reported: Dreyhound |!) 145 Weett ‘ere BS ree Men Nill ganization made up of outstanding “Te Department said today. | made over 2,000 flights from the the money missing from a safe, un- Julf Ol .... 99.2 & |. district ; near locked noon 1 wiisonCo 15.6 supervisors. ‘sand dunes Frankfort, between and p.m. a 2 Woolworth 1 WICHITA, Kan. @ — An Air ‘ tie staff of the Great Louis M. Nims, state revenue Rooker Mi. $24 Young Saw... yoi|Force BAT exploded and crashedTraces ts Feumment On commissioner, said the deadline Reds Plan Tree Belt Of Honduras’ 1,600 miles of takes dust Ray.. 482 Zenith Rag iszgitnree Miles northeast of Wichita . aistrihutor of Ford tractors and|has been extended from March 31 Guord Accinet Desert roads, only 20 miles are paved, STOCK AVERAGES er Three men were repor ted | mplements. Awards are made an-|to April 16 because so many people as far ga | Tegucigalpa reports. woNEW, YORK—(Comptiod by the As-| Officials at McConnell Air Force "Wally from each district or dis-/make out the state taxes and the TOKYO @—A belt of trees 3,000 30) 1818 | said the plane had been tributorship on the basis of per-federal income tax at the same. miles long will be planted across) Base Indust Rails Util Stocks sonal] leadership and development time. northern China to protect it from Net —— seal 1 30 —2 identified as a B47 but not as one Noon Wi aoe 269.6 148.1 76.7 189.0 of leaders. * ¢ @ lthe shifting Gobi Desert, Radio Prev. day. ...0...268.7 145.8 TQS 189.2 attached to that base. Week ago ......260.8 144.1 746 198.5 Business activities returns are Peiping said today. Month ago ..,..255.5 134.2 13.6 179.1| Year ago ..ec5.+.215.1 1263 10.5 158.5) PERRY, N. Y. jet plane Thieves Take due, Nims said, from all businesses) Some 50 million young trees and —A Blackjack 1956 high ..,....272.8 1468 78.2 1905 exploded last night and a train-| that have a gross income of $20,-| seedlings will be planted this 1956 LOW ..ecser-244.0 129.0 71.6 171.6 i lane crashed into it as it, Only a black jack was reported000 a year or more, including the spring. By fall the trees will out- t956 high ...... 257.8 142.4 75.7 181.5: 1955 low -» 203.1 1149 67.2 148.8 burned. The two fliers in the T33, eal s sibs ies stolen from a gas station at 515 S.|professions such as doctors, den-line a forest belt to ‘“‘protect the | Saginaw St.. broken into last night. tists, architects and attorneys. country from shifting sands from training plane bailed out safely.’ DETROIT STOCKS | ; | The owner,-Clinton Plympton, Intangibles tax returns are due the Gobi Desert . . . a menace Pigures after decimal fag Cs eo tioned at Niagara Falls, about 4g said a rear window was smashed, from all persons receiving $580 or for some 2,000 years,” the broad- Allen Elec & — ‘J 4 42) police reported. more from interest or dividends. cast said. C, J. Nephier Co.) All were Air Force men sta- air miles west of here. Baldwin Rubber Co* .. . 62 166 Gemmer Mfg Co*...... « 34 386 Lk Ot! Sea Ae ad soe ES 8 Howell Elec Motor -. 45 66 im Metal Prod Co* ~ 86 0 | Okay Name Change The gt oy! Co*... ug ws Rudy Mig Co ........... 42 43 2 Toledo Edison Co “5 145 -Lr Se ne a for Detroit Company DETROIT — “Fenestra, Inc.” Military Honor Guard | is the new name of the Detroit! Your new Easter Bonnet for Grace and Prince Steel Products Co., building prod- ucts and automotive springs man-will look so much better MONTE CARLO (INS)—Monaco), 9, turer. | announced today that 160 United! in your own new Olds. Stockholders approved the’ States sailors and 300 French sol- ‘change at their annual meeting moblle. diers wil] serve as honor guards avoid be- yesterday to confusion at the wedding of Prince Rainier itween the company's former name TIT and actress Grace Kelly next and Fenestra, the trade name for month. An official statement added that Fenestra, Inc., is scheduled to list for trading its common stock on the New York Stock Exchange about April 30, moving from the »| American Stock Exchange. The iny reported 1955 net earnings of $2,059,117, equal to JEROME Oldsmobile-Cadillac General Printing & Office Supply | $3.92 per com share. The 280 8. Saginkw st. Ph. FE 4-3568 17 W.. Lawrence St. ( figure compared with a 1954net jot $1,921,480$3.70 per share. or - WEI 2 ~3 rezoning | Same _—_-st THE. PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1056 FORTY-THREE Wid. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 CARNIVAL _ “by Dick Turner fe — mt _Roome 22} _PeeFor Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses © 43 For Houses 43 Sale i Smaatteesielig ved areas AND UTILITY, any,possllien “ iimilen from Ae Templeton, Realtor |" east capa Br ce tt $550 Down i CAN YOU TOP THIS? NEW SROOM HOMES * wiessadMtadt » gbone $1300 2 EERE $36.97 Per Mo. | Here'sdand8 solved “eee 1°a ES com Seti =foes oe Det Se scree. "Only tet Vi8ea ‘ors: ipvontmany Gor Castell Realty T. G. Trocke F , Realtor~ .._ 1648 Union Lake Ra. BM 3-4071 peetgie JACK — ‘Ga lares ring ronan and woke | CT OFFERING yring STATE STREET LOVELAND wowere hig tha ® Two family income—well lo ae] a Sat with Foome we inctod 2.000 Fert td and’ belk down im Pe e, utifully modern Give You 1 Place to Pay ite Wo rooms Kitchene tke, and t lu well-con- Ease Your Mind Moe ig ARD RD. ditioned, Of hot water pee’ 3 large Restore Credit . JIM WRIGHT, Realtor -You'd burry-— ace rR anytime. Call FE WE ARE NOT-A Goeeretive Se MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE s with about half down! 4-4696. . LOAN COMPANY STOP LOOK 3 Bedrooms _— North End W. BIRD, Realtor MICHIGAN CREDIT CARL. Trucks to Rent 6-097, Gitocht Jt ata ana Fe 14 vane TRUCKS, TRACTORS COUNSELLORS tpt a $2 Sere Mateoalbe ig Siee HP. Button, = WON a PAY | Convalescent _ Homes p 38A + Eee me 3 ON = Builders Pontiac Farm and 4 ADDED KEW P. 2 u frome » othe ‘ne KING SIZE Industrial Tractor Co, Bart ag tir. eal Ba op og ech ed tenetey 44-0461, «1 | es | | a gg a isa 30s SSOP NG SOUR = ROOM rt “ FOR ELDER. Elizabeth Lake Estates Cente r srtrence, ir REDUCED RATEES iy . Good 6 bedrooms,it _tare,care. Ortogyiiie,_ Sari eins, room 57 bie Bs al itp oar in” basement Bs tom ne Pte 5 E 4-t808. ng ___ Hotel Rooms 39 pk, completebathe, “It prospects% yes Spiny, ere our a ag tet é ° ———~—" | room aie, lone WW. ATTRING oe This "Ga 5 now” _Rent Apts. Furnished 33 Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 HOTEL AUBURIN tr, ‘e braryO13. atnt Bocce sgr-gy Uy vent Rooms 4-1 PAINTING, PAPERING. . oy yeowere8. te We cite iatietiatnataiatintietienneie = | Day stound Mason Thom PE 4-6304 . peteat ull, balata bar- Ai DECORA’ PAINTING Eer'oancing |* Rake Ferns Prt” vans |* cag Wen the PON APTET® | | canting’ ast ausom azeromenta nee pee eee — tnd enone“ autre end wall ring, Call for esti- _mate. PE ae t] vor eBay 37° wists a ee OO | noon UPPER. HEATED. WEST | EL VELT 180 Galy 000 down will handle. A'SSteal for. ry Tey Trae “HQT 4-0255. YOU BUY IT—WE'LL INSURE IT|9 ROOMS, Pm 7-001. joss | S4¢. Adults, Fm 22190. ; Ww. Round Sats beach FURN. Lake A-l PAINTING - 3 peereems. bay new. treplace, terior. 10 ee os ADULTS ONLY 17 Lois on GHIRLEY, 6a) Some ee. 617.50 up. SCHR lot"Neede some work, babe Sie mers ests Me SCHHAM MAHAN [teeezeor Ee ee| PRIVILEGES CO., . "atte SteRustic eee | es AP Eee S| see eee BVT.renaste Can | FE S-S0OL orrrFE S471 REALTY REALTORS + Cabins, eH TT. BATH eae = Co-operative Rea! Estate Exchange | —** 8. Broadway, Lake Orion. 5 Fr. ans, . Breuingy aad He nes * 2.0263 2 AND 3 ROOM APTS. PVT. BATH, oan uOOnnE APT. IN WobEAN ed GOK 11 Cor, REALTOR Ct ieee wa 1015 W. Huron SSA | ope. i tre. housework Fe oe | ges.” Lanena Cooper ve Real Estate Exchange Wtd. Household Goods 27 inal turn, Sleeps ar) WE WILL BUILD ON LOT 33035. ‘NEXT DOOR’ TO BRANCH See aad nealinat rent. ctionte | dishes, etc. _Tnerce, EM eal INTERIOR P. HAS SOME POST OFFICE _|? ROOMS. 1 OR GIRLS.2 WASH | school age child OL 2asth wee 3-T100. pf FURNITURE E NEEDED rear property is tn oF around close in, FE ARCADIA Rent Stores 40 ie oes for ade ae pooess am bath Adis ouly. op 8. OINAW » pAXAILABLET *! “G. H erg king -business. HEMPSTEAD = Cl arkston 102 E. Real faces ari ag Cass NEW STOR’ x00. EXC. LOca- i . Estate ape tion. 45616 Mien ~ oh Utica. RE-5018 "r _S2 Ss. Milkpe see lic 63443. __public 0-34 "gens Ang.» DECONATRNG. 3 momen & BATH. PRIVATE a heat and hot Rent Office Space 41 | 460 Moneminee. Back of water, $85 @ month. Call at apt. Pontiac Hosp. 103. Painting | & Wallii Washing SOLD __Pontise General3 CLEAN ROOMA! PT. RENT ___ Free e FURN. 5 FOR Working ‘couple. West side. FE on Wolverine Lake. 4-165. LOCATION MA_ DEAL PAPER HiHANGING. Rs Go oe FE 42171 or or Not Sold _|, ai se FROFURNISHED.71 3 Room eae ‘vo ‘Minie Ss, tanetire, modern hofgekt ik TWIN BEDS. CALL FE OES ret IMs ——., APARTMENT, Diock Bos bese eee Tem im good cond ition. Pri. ge 4 Se i and = PAINTING. eee & Reenter J ROOM. PVT. ENTRANCE. bom entrance, eet, _PLASTER REFS. FE WANTED an mah couple lights, as per and month. refrigerator 7-0032___ FURNITURE quiet or only. furnished. $70 stove LL WASHING AND. PAINTING FE +6207. PA ,in, by wom work guaranteed. BROOCK Se See en, J ROOMS, BATH. “ADULTS. _FE 26236 FLOYD KENT, Realtor 300 8. Woodward, B’ham,MI 46700; \V AT] FI) . __ Physio-Therapy 21A J ROOM APT. 139W.LAWRENCE. 24 W. Lawrence St. PE §-6105 ats a OAKLANDUSED COUNTY'S BUYERLARGEST No. Next Consumers Co. OFPICE CONSIST-a ae FURNITURE Caretaker 7, to Power LARGE go0d SUITE one ny SWEDISH MASSA GE & THERAPY. PE 2.2066 fices vate of-water heater, Aluminum Gre Re ee Air large storms and . r ve pee penne 72 Elm £ plus{ittened ke room sc: lot Dee Ae APTS. rs Dong fac | and lake priv, Needs some finish- Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 Hey. __ Televisionn Serviceae Phone OR 3-1206 OeSeesonth , opens | < Ee a, nal RAN K SH EPARD ASH —— OR BUILD-WANTED: CIry WITH SEW. ; Rimln nt ae a mo L.. Templeton, Realtor COPENHAVER'S RADIO & 1° ings a “any eis, wrecked, 40612. Cal trane 8. Bagi-aie ‘4 _Huron_ 8t 4-056). Lake Rd. FE 4-4563 ment Huron. Night waa or moved naw “si. _feoms 1 bath. 2-7832. : r 6 Call OR 3-1708 eVAEARE LOTS. OR J ROOM FURN. ON BUS LINE. NICE i ALL eririaas 4FUR- “HAYDEN: water gylvan acre : sewer end in or Close wotown, Inquire 345 mished. Lake privileges. “West “Haren. A Riker MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 03-1466 | eee fa ae gooni availa CASTELLye ORIand Building. Idea! for retell or ow we et REALTYFE cmp Oni FoR tess: ne: office. ay NEW on tL) apr i 1RENT. Nw 95OaklandA EXPERTTV SERVICE. ALL Boy n P ue No children. 207 State |SR ge a Oe 5 . ey semen, oat oe = pe ee oat Television, -WANTED: YOUTH BED, OR HOL-CASH oi tered » westil ent makes. Service ce to 9 Ja E 35-4620 lywood bed. complete. FE 65-8766. Rent Houses Furnished 35 WILL BUILD TO RENT-SMALL| Cedar shake shing: Por smal! If OOM FURNISHED APART-ite i A ster = on meGURaAeTEED > TV¥ REPAIR. ANY, what we want equities. we will you at hav vour _ ment. Downstairs. 219 E. Wilson. 2-0341, afte ras, re price § os be 3 BEDRMS, WALLED: “EE: MOD: ce’ RADIO & TV, 127 8. PARKE &T. | door within 24 hours with cash for 3 ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE, Reasonable, ; eet PS lot. Can in ~~ JOHNSON'’S RADIO AND TV Wanted to Rent 2 your equity. Call now and tell us adults only, near ——— Motor. 1 “lose to clty. MA be had brick DIMRDAATE » POSSESSION. New |: custom what you have. Call FE 42625 afte Oe peT bed home . “45 E. Welton Blvd 47601 MOTORS VE Fdw. M. Stout. Realtor 3 RM. NEWLY DECORAATED. | AND 4 BOAT “AND FLOOR ‘SANDER. ‘Po PE_ | OER E DE-37 BEDROOM sires or bedroom unf jess Cottage and N. Ave. a rooms, geen = TUCKER'S RADIOTV. PE $-3714/ site 3 4 home. yee 107% Saginaw. 14 Cass isher wr closets every 26111, ext. 6 FE 1. 2 FURN. 6 _ FE 4-3600_ 168 E. Pike8t -421, to 5. TN. Saginaw __ Eve. St. “he 3:3035-8168 N. BEDROOM. NICELY ers, ers S-3144, 240 IDDLEAGED COUPLE, NO CHIL-Open Pull bath, off water Beidwin Ave en, aluminum storms on them _ Typewriter ‘Service| “22A)™| dren, want 2 or 3 bedroom house 3 ROOMS, ie BATH. OR TV and phone “th oh rE GARAGE. CEMENT FLOOR. d ona TN Un tile ptfnine or lower apt. West side or a we L BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE| _ Close FE 6-1414. , ne in. — pn TYPEWRITERS & ADDING Me urban 2-87 ne erences. FE¢42544 y. $800 Purchasers belay 4 stairs. 3 ROOMS, FU RNISHED IN OX-reeges ing. Expert . : if Commerc rr ford. OAkiang 8-1152. ONE WAY terms. Loc West Suburban. $8,800, term — and Office i ne SMALL ee “AND DAY CARE OF Ph. Pontiac. EM 33311 ctiehens aceekee ply Co, 17 W _ Lawrence ___| yr. foe ae Write Pontiac : 4 ROOMS AND BATH COAST TO COAST a. 2 OPEN DAILY Prose R. F. McKINNEY _____31_Btov RENT HERE LEAVE THERE| 2 bedroom bungalow needs some and allers repair, area near Mitchell's, 123 B St. wie BUILDING To RENT. Univ 15798 | OR BUDDIES, 3 ROOMS, MODERN encEPT P §. wiand Dinte Hwy bus, . Pull and Suttable for sma mobile Parking jot. entrance tub. No children, 302 Ferry Upholstering _ 23) dealership. With Parking ‘ectiaiee Prazier, rear t . See Miss Duffy, ¢ ROOMS BA rH “PUR. OR zi 4,405 with $1,500 down, - Rent, or east ry “AND LOT S & ACREAGE 30 Oakland.FE $1046. nished unfurni -All year For Sale Houses. 43 R I ; EAKLE’8 CUSTOM uPHO LSTER-| All Modern Efficiency round oes on Mandon Lake eee buyers ~ home e! sewer water buyers rooms! ines —— ing. 8174 Cooley Lake Rd, =| \WTD TO F} OR 3 BED-We have for City Lots’ on ¢ capt aes EMpire 3016) 4 ROOMS FOR SALE OR LEASE George .irwin 32641. Free estimates. _ in & lots. Also and fo: ie ce BASEMENT HOUSE. «¢MILFs for colored. FE 2.3616,Mrs. Bell. | REALTOR 268 Baldwin Ave suburban farms acreage hated e an ‘THOMAS UPHOLSTERING— tine Press. Box What have you to sell Phone Paddock, | out Inquire 22 Auburn, office in GOOD 3 BDRM. HOME. 329 RAE-| FE 5-0101 or. FE£0608 Cho 3% 8. TELEGRAPH FESo or PE Clark Rea! ALL EAT 4 ROOMS. | rear burn FE 5-1260 If no ahswer call FE 2-6544 $825 44813. Shia Estate, 1362 BY RESALE, Ee ‘Wachange colors ede? = Owner eying = total Co-Operative Real Estate privileges sonst, Share Open 2-008 $2000 3-34 SLIPCOVERS, DRAPES. W. Huros Street. _823 Orehard Lake. FE 47391 CABINS, WEEK. EAMP-INN GI 3 BEDROOM vot Full spreads. ¥Your material. PE Ss" | Living Quarters 30 evenings OR 3-0891 or FE _nished | down, OR price 66 oe Lost } &k Found a) —. WILL SHARE _Mems_ |? ROOM HOUSE Gas aEAT, fae Sy to Duck Lake Ré. APT FOR YOUNGLADY. 25 WIL- FURNISHED FOU R ROOMS AND oe 4 thd’ beat rooms FURNISHED 3 HOMES ATTRACTIVE 3ROOM AND basement 778 m home with 2 reliable men. BEDROOM BATH. Ps Midway, FE and>uttities FURN. 2 ADULTS 47840 DARK BROWN WALLET oes. mt 200} Florence Ave. NEEDED Satie entrance fur-HOUSE. = PE 8-276) 2 BA C. ese DEN, Realtor ks immediate’ ANNETT Call FE 212%. or FE Cali before Friday rater Syoe hy sree, has! RELIABLE TO location or the Community National Bank laa Sa $500 WANTED: COUPLE A City share home for the summer. No With without Also . APT. LAKE OFFERS_ sentimental ue. FE &-| _fent FE 4-0789 i clean or 2 bedroom homes, ents, If priced ATTRACTIVE: Lona NO bath, oF ORION heat, 6 ROOMS “AND DOWN children | electrie stove FOUND:SS $ = ee ke ; right we can get you cash or) 7. MY awn ones: eall after 4.9.m WID. ehfld WORKING gtr] to WITH eash your What~have CLEAN MA_5-4785 1 or working MOTHER share for equity. | ParBSL as. AND BATH. Jnion a area. onvenie y < are $400 TDOWN arrangement this eye- LOST: BLACK SHORT f HAIRED my_ home. _ OR 3-1789 after 12 noon. you? Give us a call. Clark Real| 0° Squere Lx. FE #1370. LEONA = reom in Near St. Michael’s 4# ROOM, appealing 3 room 6 bungalow on dog with sho and Estate, oe W. Huron st. FE| COUPLE WITH SMALL BABY, ON lot, “PORCH, 26x: start-room modern Big Owner PO. Box 536. This le an heme ares aneneeewhite 6 Wtd. 3 Pontiac ambitious . ; WE SELL HOME ‘ | TO LEASE: 2 BEDROOM. Lake. ~ YEAR | pee 4 eee” Call after Transportation 4-6492 FE 44813. Open eve-| bus line, near town. PE 42847. er r the a handyman eres p.m FE 4-6647. eaings eee ree pAPt ADULTS. 33 pos con = — on reasonable sm mietinte possession 2 LARGE “suUM ‘OF | MONEY LOST. y CAN YOUR v i ‘round house on White $13 | monthly ter yiM WRIGHT, Realtor. 62503 Badly neede’ Liberal reward. woMan roe LIKE RIDE with 8-11340: MA HOUSETRAILER FOR RENT. BA.) _® month, MUtual +6419 e 45 Oakland A routes os Lost_at_ Fisher Body. Box 4 ul Walled oman Lake. driver fetter from 8 or @ am to AG: ELLIOTT& SONS by welcome FE 43283. E MERE3 & GREGCGRE 1G Off Joslyn—Paved St. : Co-operative | Real Estate Eschangs Lost: MAN'S COIN PURSE. “NEAR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM Rings _FE 5-1385. 5 31640 N'Western Hwy 'v Year-Round Front 6 rooms and fuil bath tn Tom’s Mkt & driver's li-with garage. For employed lady Lake eee NV pop views ¢xcellent condition with eense, Please return, get reward | BU y OR SELL or couple. No drinkers Refer-3 rooms, bath & storage aren Oa stairway to second floor, 198 Orchard Lake Ave. Wtd. Contracts,, Mtgs. 32 1 will buy your prop | ences required. 258 Orchard Lake Completely furnished Sorry. . Ba! Eves. 3-378 __or Lark fe built in 1960 Full basement LOST. LADY'S GOLD WRI8T| erty or wil! sell it for you and| _Ave : =| dogs or children References TO BUY, TO SELL, nestor gas beat, aluminum storms watch. Initials on back, ESP show you it NEAR ROCHESTER __Eprtrvige ts the “Bird” | aee. and — Garage. Close COUP! Valued as keepsake. Liberal re: price ts pesecoanie Call now and| . only. No pets. Private aretha schoo ACTION! let us it. OL 1-040 K. Irwin for Colored Families line’ Only 611.500, term. ward. FE 2-5850._ ‘= oRRILEY BROKER | DECORATED John 6 coos in encharps g to NEWLY 3 ROOM! madern aos LOST: with ~ LARGE mask FAWN on face, BOXER feet On the If sale it is of vour we Lend are are Con $09 Lake Rd. FE 41197 furnished apartment. Fisher REALTOR dition, Near bus a schools ! Suburban basement, black tract, what Elizabeth Near white tipped, lost north end of; for will uy m and Pontiac Plant spot on can en a we ‘LISTINGS EDED Garden Since 1925 basement. Gas heat. Immediate | * pore road Pontiac, reward FE 48335 bail lace them for vou within 34 Business and commercial prop FF 2-9470 —_ 1601's N Saginaw Btreet possession. Price terms a ecad Son bh, ere All go only $15,500 and hath Price $11, Terms, erties, acreage or farms Qualifie Bored FE 35-0447 FE Engel ours. See as for ter fast serv PLEASANT YEAR ROUND, ~IN-Eve FE 12-180 or FE 5-4846 $ room modern home Basement mecbeo 10n17, full basement ra)or tor pe l-or 2 bedroom home garage, LOST: ER DOG, DRAGGI 30 | ice you are looking for. No con-buyers waiting pet © no drinkers FE Hot alr furnace Automatic hot 2x32 with ber 1'» car ga-OSE PH F, REISZ a lon ory ae nt Baldwin tract too large or too smaf! ROY KNAU F. Realtor water Paved rireet. Near bus Page $12,000, terms REALTOR = 63‘, W. Huren st tad Hopkins _ FE 83-2293.__ SMALLMODERN APARTMENT & school Vacant. Price < stot FE. 20259 or MI e44le TRADES TRADES Edw. M. Stout. Realtor 26% W. Huron: PE 2-421, OA 6.3399 $15 per week. 3-9389 Rent Houses U nfurn. 36 Terms. For information call Mrs.| Clark TT N. Serinaw Street “LIS TINGSGS WANTED _| oegSebrmssoos cll bow eeeSOUR | Spears, 8 room modern home in ex- W “BLOOMFIELD HILLS en Eve ‘ti pe — dubsazs | peeretes hr with home privileges FE ¢047) 2 Gee ist MALL ED LR | MOD Russell A, Nott, Realtor cellent cendition, ai) large a 170 Pike rooms.~ BEPORE YOU SELL YOUR “LAND th tiene oS d Demers 9 pm. Mons. After 8 pm | einon: ie e eason W. 45905 Full basement, ot! AREA somes, shop around then Lovely 3} beirm. Colonial Ranch ae ~ heat. Situated in good res!- 3208 area bedrooms, full 2-car sthools | Gatland ett, "Call Collect. Roger-enry, inc. SMALL MODERN APT. VERY in core AND BATH, VICINITY —— CASH aieukeae RD dential on ved home, nestling {nm an apple or-DORRIS & 8ON REALTORS LOST: MAN'S COIN PURSE, CAPITAL seems & LOAN CO $11 Main St. 1849.E. Auburn Rd.| clean. $15 per week plus utilities. ne of Oxbow Lake OR 3-4967. basement, close to and ahop-nerd if. i Co-Dperative Exch: Ve Real near Tom's Mkt. Rings and driv-1% W. Huron PE ¢-0561. arege, auto. oi] beat. Close to pine center. Ideal for 2 fam- OL, 0111 OL 11-9131 OR_3-9380. |@ ROOM UPPER_ INCOME “35 N _Sehoo! stores ly Income. $12.600, i ers leense. Please return, Cash CONTRACTS. z oe terms TOM ELSTON Phose_YE_¢: _reward. 198 Lake Ave ®t H. FOR VanWelt. Sab 5440 Dixie Hwy YOUNG __.. __Nochester MAN WANTS Mich. TO __|sTUDIO BUY in oe APT home FOR Mornings. 3 BUDDIES FE |§ | Sanford ROOM Adults MODERN, $6250 $70. « month 4300 REALTY INC. Orchard Lost — LARGE “BEAGLE, mee OR #1 Ae 3 Bedroom Colonial | 408; W. Maple Rd Birm. name 355. home to the of — lot to bere! small business on.| 2-0840. __| Fowler, off Sashsbaw. Adults in A-l econ of Bunny-Run, _! FE 45703. OLTRA = pMODERN 2 RMS. ARD | _ _References AKTER dition exclusive ubdi-Midset 6g va in MY hie. after 5 bat! ch vie ngunfur-| ROOM DUPLEX GAs HEAT. LAKEFRONT Vision. Living room "1933 BEDROOM ~ : Union Lake Also one apt. at's | 3 Higb-setting year ‘round home 10x23, 3 yer eem8, eecee LOST: : Cash Waiting _Rent “Apts. Furnished 33 Sey Rome “eat o-cbe. | $02 PER MONTH. WEST SIDE ¥ replace, sun h carpenters open food «contracts call or 1 ® AND KITCHENETTE, UPPER ROOMg AND BATH, H. W. B} ] W Living room with fireplace, din-bedroom 12223. Carpeting in-Gl. tween Rochester tel ohnsen personaly for qalck: COMPLETELY front. suitable for 1 or 2 sober | coupleonly, 885 FE 20798 } 1ge O ing room, and kitchen facing cluded Pull basement, HA gentlemen or ceenane FE 68-2512 WOMEN, | CHILDREN WELCOME. 504 W Huron 8st Telegraph action. Twp. on Walton and courteous lake 3 hedroomes ful) basement, heat, 2 car garage Situ Rd. FE 8-2012__ Reward Garage in basement, 3% screened ated on nicety landscaped ONLY » EURNISHED LOST. CAIRN TERRIERR LIGHT A. JOHNSON, Realtor i — KITCH. ENETTE AND Welfare ADC accepted FE FE 58-6402, or FE 5-8845 porch, assorted frutt trees, Grape| lot 90x140, lot extra avail- z jon hair. Answers to my Bons igs or 65-6340. $ Room HOUSE FUL ae BASEMENT | 100 frontage | dake €19.000 3 50 D newlyweds, you. ‘will’ tnd 30 arden space ft Privileges. stoker for Call 1704 Telegraph ee Acts Apts. Unfurnished automatic hot fake. Ask Hart. Term nN aad in. “hews rd. FE S. Rd. Eeupie “Adults on ; Rent 34 p RS heat. eewater ‘Dick Mr od = Lotated . ty iy STRAYED FROM ~ VICINITY OF FE Charles avenue 6 bed- 4-2533 4-2533 i, 2 Ge “ git WANTED FOR 3. mquire a cel s estaurant |. nt, Ma large room apt. Private bath and rat AND BATH stwiy DECOR-¢@ ROOM UPPER FLAT, CHOICE vax RO Oy oanetiine. Plue Coste room home, built yy _ Oe” a Washington Park, friendly trance. Newly decorated Well | ated. part furn 140 Mt. Clemens. residentia] section, 3 bedrooms | SY jets oak floors birch doors with new ca: belted city like black and curiy-apy furnished. On cuee residential RMS. AND BATH. | PVT. ENT ‘arge living room, dining room | sewer and water and more. niture new, rms — answers to name MORTGAGES mobo Closeto town and bus. FE * Sun _Adults. 100 M. & kitchen Garage. [oughta Woodward For information, call arranged. ~5% 341 I ; | 50we. Murer REALTORS be e enildren's pet. Reward. Call FE ON GOOD PROPERTIES ag a7 Re en’ qualified ten-| MI 86-2400 JOrdon 4-5644 FE 8-406 ~ — oe Open Evenings and Sunday 1 -¢| 7 ROOMB, CLOSE | TO TOWN AND a Rocees rare aTe ernanontn | Mant. Available April Ist. CLOS Cal! LOsT YOUR PET WANT TO. 40726 after Spm. B. of D. more CHARLES with 100 1717 8 fronta Telegraph Realty SELL OR TRADE a FE Farm Corresponden' Ave downtown just blocks by, busstop. One ehild welcome. | $16 per wk. Included electricity | °° Ne” efter p.m, FE 2608 Castell give one home? 5-290 or Loan na VE FE 32-2300 ferme pee on Russell ad ROOM ace oa FROM NEW $5 Oakiand ss PES 58-9459 Located Pontiac, 4 from Michigan Antmal Resae League BROWN WATKINS LAKE FE +0621 Eves 5-889) € center. 471 Elle Lake room. 6 room house with REWARD FOR INFO. ON BIG droom ranch style bungalow MULTIPLE LISTING BERVICE full basement, coal furnace on LARGE FE 2-9615. close ©. HE MPSTE 42284| fies ODER with possibility 3rd and large with vellow male cat lost Enst 2 Florence. Rooms, In.) 102KCHuron PEAD tet@eer A — of bedroom « lot Mke- 2-4270 PE SOLD picket side FE or 2-8111—ext OAs HEAT 7 peooM,, rerpattallad Brand new, starter Utitty room with automatic roti new fence Only $6900nal Several land contracts In past ten | 9 Room APT. ADULTS. 1 | ae or PE tee Well, septic, wired, suto-furnace and electric hot water. low down payment. Vacant, REWARD FOR RETURN OR Ie. days, Buyers waiting. Let us sell \3 ROOMS AND BATH, HEATED NEW. matic water. kit. sink, 3 100x125 ft lot lake privtieges GATEWAYS to immediate possession. a Pomtar Ow hot pe | with formation of whereabouts of your contract Clark” Real Estate, _ Sint. Sears. 16 Jaeokes stis pe ppt lebarre sire cow nore | with ‘araslace full bi asermetit, oll bath, electric pump and pace ees and $60 mo. 30 days voung male beagle dog. Tri col-, heat softener lake studding all | OR water and terior Exterior HOME INCOME privileges on ored 16 or 17 inches high. Missing) Teannd Alpe Reals Open Evenings. 7 (DELUXE APTS AT CLARE'S, stor furnished y1 cena acceples. | Williams Lake’ Nev-Completed , close to Leke and R-D RIT EY, BROKE R HAPPINESS onMr Cat tr eacnsior is | erences er one oniy miles Daved street. # room. 5 bed- in the vicinity of Rochester and Coupies Bony. peat FEMarre re been lived in. Will give 9 from city, Excel Located inside the elty a Auburn Rd. Phone OL 62426 vears lease at 905 per manth lent Galghbornena Do a litte | 500 Ellzabeth Lake Rd FE ¢1157 house 1% baths.REWARD FOR ORANORANGE XD Also cabin. 1 baby welcome |. ~ work on this ome and not be all LAKE ORION rum nine ete., room with white English Pointer, mate st QUICK CASH 2 ROOMS OFF N. PERRY. UTIL |} ROOMS. PVT BATH AND ENT your life paying for a home. $750 Down FIRST OFFERING Ger pear end contvacte vont ties furnished 690 Robinwood. | Adults only. FE 2-4731. Of this attractive § rooms andvie of Grand River and 12 Mile | $1500 DOWN — Large @ room mod-| & room river shaded bath one floor plan insulated home, front. Rd Tompson’s Kennels. North-. = 2 ROOM APT PRIV. ENT. $1650|3 ROOMS AND BATH P. C. Wood Co. ern excellent water gas taxes home, ates wetcom. City & Low 2 home in condition wine part | p basement new furn oti | vitle 1236Wt. een service — ask for Mr.|" per week. 1 Small chia "wer ing stove, fon ered ere EALTOR OR 21238 Full with yar lote, 8 blocks to downtown $6.950 basement, tech come, FE 86-1431. ____ | Separate entrance and omen! ems Lake Rd. & Two jots. real value.” landscaped lot eine NEED LISTINGS A‘. «tes. bath “A eoxi20 as 2 hone WE large _Hobbies s && Supplies . 2A Rr u IRISTIAN COUPLE. rage available. FE 80558 or After §:30. call OR +2000 _* Call Mrs. Hoyt. FE 2-9840 Walk to Work | an school, Offered at #7 iPrivate bath and entrance. 118) FE 27236 after 5:30 |SMALL § ROOMS & BATH — | terms. ITS NEAT AND fipy’ GILES REALTY CO. TW SCRABBLE SETS 83. PAINT _E. Howard, === __—séd| 3 ROOMS AND BATH, HEAT AND pb bend Plains. $35 mo OR $10,968 FULL PRICE — Lovely $ Sesroomss ‘oapets Lforstasbeil 62 W. Huron e178 sets. w “Be number $1.00 draees 2 LARGE ROOM ISHED as furn. % block south Fisher 29996. : = 4 bungalow home only § years old out Buflt in °$3, At Floor88.050. fu EAST. SIDE i § Opento 9 clean rpace, to fitr Dias 15 East apt. Share bath $14 a week. 342 y. 1 small child. $60 per SMALL HOUSES “FOR RENT. A | Pull sement, Storm etsh & neat and i FIRST OF FERINO | Lawrence PE 21416 . _Orchard Lake Ave. _month. 634 Baldwin, 7 _ to. heat. children. weicome. | Ladin ead & pheeelter| I‘ story. 2 bed-| # room, frame, : “ SPRING CLEARANCE 2 CLEAN ROOMS CLOSE IN. FOR | 3 MODERN. SsTEAM e . rooms down, 2 up Piste needs | NEW CAMERAS REALTORS _couple, no drinkers 5-4360, | _ beat. 29-1061 Prev *. Tavior Wa. Mrs. Burke FE 7330 SANITARIUM Tbe some finishing, off 8660 Dixie Hwy. 2 .RM. KITCHEN ac IN. | 4 ROOMS AND STOOL, UPSTAIRS. | $10,500 SPECIAL — Ranch bunga-| EMPLOYES. water, sewer, a bent rs ice | eo Gar ie weet Pop Tepn| see See a Se esa For Rent Rooms _ 37) “galow wen atlached 1% ear a: to 18 | wedresms to bua, schoo], or on paland contract. Realtor Partridee|; LARGERt * (ant, 9088 Aubora meeri KIT city. we ult home am nm | im for another se New 80 Fr clean. LJ ers. . OOMa AND B 7 UNrrE : ieee: foopebt Ete es. ese = Cedar eye omnes — 1% acres chicken house oa preperty paved—. condition: Stasse ~2 RR W. Hu |." everything furnished. Inquire 22 ¢ ROOMS AND BATH. HEAT » eunary pe noo x all LAND | tfeet condition. Large 75x136 gal. hot water heater $4,300. Very eg. = > -Auburn, officetn _ . furn. Priv. ent West side. Close Pension sons: considerdd, or) "* Jot “You'll love ‘this one” reasonabie down payme Ti ‘9 Buy-To Sell—To Trade | YoU BUY IT WE'LL INSURE. IT WATKINS LAKE: Bull: Eve WE NEED a ROOMS | AND ca EWE ¥| to stores, | schools,and hospital. SPECIAL " 50: rownle314% wil share home with responsible 913.999 xxyRA — Brand” 2 story. ¢ lota plus lake frontage, - gi8.60, Brownie LAND CONTRACTS | Frivate entrance,sa ile "eda‘ere:| pret. Pee vata “NS ay BusINER oe TO SHARE| seotunattg larne SeraUn Cucnet H pecans FILM SERVICE , nings, 325% Voorh ee | a Rooks AND BATH. | NEWLY with ree. beds. Kitchen |. plumbing Mot water aang eee : gy mm FE 60783 We will give a eash| 2 ROOM MODERN NEWLY DEC.| decorated, West Side, adults,