‘ en S ate be 4 ee : e yo sv oe , . ‘ . 7 7 wtf t “4 ar O . TI ‘ae D | pe Yo ™ oe ‘ _ ! 2m . : : ms —— ‘ . . . - : — : - - i . “ / Hathl YEAR ~~ * *& * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 195¢—92 PAGES. “°*7 3D ame garam za raoros , = ~ a = = ys. hes r FS i foe | Arbor. His right leg was ampu- a grudge against Picard 1947 when the jurist dismissed for. lack ef jurisdiction Wloch's suit seeking to recover a farm from his divorced wife. Custer's father, Yick Hong, of Pontiac, watched his son take Lin in marriage. Socket Co warning signals and drove into the path of the train. failed to stop for the After a showering of the tradi- tional rice, Lin and Custer led a Sutton was thrown from his car, 10-car motorcade back to Pontiac Pontiac police said, suffering mul- for a reception at the China City Restaurant. , With some 50 guests looking on, Jures. That is the year, incidentally, _ in which Picard outlawed, in ef- tiple fractures and internal in- ‘fect so-called portal-to-portal pay ‘in factories. . M argaret Trum an Plans Cloudy and Cooler, Quiet Missouri Wedding Predicted for Area ; x . Cloudy weather with slightly NEW YORK (#—A “very happy” Margaret Truman ,jor temperatures is the weather says she and her silver-haired newspaperman fiance story for tonight and tomorrow. plan a “small, quiet wedding” in Missouri next month.| The temperature is expected The 32-year-old daughter of former President and to hit a low of 28 tonight and will Mrs. Truman will marry Clifton Daniel of the New York remain below freezing tomorrow. Times in the Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church at) The lowest temperature pre-| Independence, Mo. No date* ceding 8 a. m, was 22 degrees. tated there three weeks ago. “Gary's determined to start us- jing an artificial leg as soon as possible.” said his mother, Mrs. Selma Thouin, an office worker at Pontiac Motor Division Plant No. Nine. “I want to thank everyone who was generous and everyone who offered prayers,” she added. Fellow workers at Plant Nine donated over $600 to help in the boy’s future medical expenses, Ac- cording to Robert Gardner, 551 DeSota Pl., who headed the drive, another $72 came from Piant Seven, as well as $20 from women attendants and cafeteria workers in both plants. Gardner said $50 had been re- ceived from employes of Osmun’'s Men's Wear Store at 51 N. Sag- inaw St. and $35 from Lake Jewel- ers, Rochester. has: been set. | the foreign mewn editer of the |The thermomicter. registered 34 at) raw ers ’ Her. blue-green CYES Times. Stender, brown-eyed and ~ > ™ In Today s Press twinkling, Miss Truman handsome, he's the son of a Fr County News......... er. talked about her romance) Zebulon, N.C., druggist. Sees Wayne Doubling Editorials ...........csecesss © at . oe seme pabliny me The couple met last November DETROIT (INS) — Dr. David) Peatise Press Pheta| LANs GuldapeNtD.....»< <>. - couple he esterday. ~ jat the home of George Backer, D, Henry, University of Illinois : ; sean Sp ais . | , paar | Sports ....s0ececseevenvee "hae tether us nounced the en-|former publis-er of the New York president, yesterday predicted en-, RECOUNTING PROCEDURE — Upon the request of candidate Evans, while appointed recount board members Walter A. Giddings, | qpeaters ......cscscccosssee:2® gagement earlier in the day at Post. Daniel proposed in January. rollment at Wayne University will Robert Landry, a recount was held yesterday in the District 7 pri- city treasurer, Frank A. Reed, and Marvin M. Alward, go over the | TV & Radio Programs. .+....41 Kansas City, Mo: \Neither has been married before, double by 1970. He was formerly, Mary balloting held last Monday. Landry (right) watches along with ballots. The two nominees and a second candidate were also present | Wilson, Eart...........+s0¥..38 Daniel, 43, is an assistant to | (Continued om Page 2, Col. 5) ‘Wayne president. ' City Attorney William A. Ewast (left) and City Clerk Mrs. Ada R. at the recount. ‘ - Women’s Pages...+,..13, 14, 15 | ’ a u % pe”) a 2 : # i ; Cosy eet . x te * 4 ‘ f ae ame y Paes < ‘ j i % f . onl 4 i Se. eh eit } _ "THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, ‘MARCH 15, 1956 The Day in Bitmingham bee 4 di : . ~ ee ‘ : . : - i : t a* apiekd ae 2 > ; Teen ics ott “a . a GM Motorama — Fr | f , a ~ Jury Wuopoenas Sets New High TTCNCHIOUIAH | es bach Subdivision ee Seis New High | yy. Leinbach Su n -MMPARecords or Attendance "Plan for Algeria [Rezoning Is A d MMA Records ao Anas end Qefid Rezoning Is Approve aoe : aS 1956 ended a nine-day showing in| . ee Sele - =E Members of Flint Local) Los = Sunday with a total Mollet Receives. Special ed eects th ane come Roche meaibers to changing, the Set to Testify in Milk arrears previous teeorde tor| POWEF Authority Aimed missioners for the majority of the zoning to single family. 'rice-Fixing Charge the city. = to End Rebellion a The parting tet ples tor tho ms os. ' : “Attendance ran nearly 100,000 Gee pe between Grant and Wood-| Ste 3# by Hunter = [DETROIT @ = Recotte of the ort Pe abba Apr re PARIS (INS) — The French cab- are not making the switch pga Co eed a us at eg 3 huge Flint local of the Michigan) vial number of visitors Metorama itt Will meet tomorrow to draftiftom income bungalow to single) waich revealed that 1147 auto- Milk Producers Assn. as well as has entertained in the four years it}an urgent plan of action designed oe tae. Tate to 1253 ‘are: the| ieee Seuseted on Memnitien to all minutes of its meetings have} has been shown in Los Angeles. © meet 8 pee ee lem. The emia . been su by the. federal Harlow H. Curtice, president ot| tensive Algeria. “went dover” objections of several) The traffic survey report, given "grand investigating evidence GM, hailed the record attendance} Stepped - up fighting in the - : =— iby Herbert Herz- of milk. price-fixing, it disclosed) as “dramatic testimony to the im-| troubled north African spot was : ; . with a-report. today. portance of Southern as| almost a foregone conclusion by City. Manager D. C. Egbert on ae an industrial. market.” after Premier Guy Molict last | ) pping AWS, [Proposed tot HH, indicated that 41 The lecal's membership in- Thus far in its tour, Motorama| aight won four overwhelming per cent of the drivers interviewed : eludes dairy farmers in eight Magee SAI anal St See ee eT ent a Ol > eet ee ee a oe. ee it year, powers designed to a definite increase 1 ¢ Saginaw, Bay, Sanilac, St. Clair, " r the year-and-a-half-old rebellion Mana [ Dies noon peried of that Saturday, there Shiawassee and Tuscola in Algeria. ie vag abo NF -guuntetorgee £ ta of j ca. eee . * jto park, who wished. to an the. local 4 Fyn tice gi a 100- House fo Vote tee ee oe eR eutbic| Birmingham — Resident ithe northeast quadrant. acre farm at Grand Blanc that today and it is expected that) Since 1925; Had Served| Lot HH, which with Lot 3-4 a century, was the ppl witness ax tension the: powers. on Planning Boar ‘| ang. Ferndale, would be aimed called before the grand today . > 2 8 ' te take care of this parking prob- |! to follow Kline to . ‘ _Alesrian Resident Miniter Rab BIRMINGHAM—W illiam M.| Jem, will cost about $160,000, Eg- an cael ses Gun tienen, of Corporation, Gas, Car ert Lascoste has expressed f08°s! Brown, 66, 640 Shirley drive, died bert estimated... Te and Other Levies Due|% ® generalittd — tigers {thls morning at Harper Hospital| Lots now owned by Cyaries, M. : : for Approval. Today ~ | The cabinet meeting tomorrow, |atter a brief illness. Born in Newlang p, Evlepwood, would cost about ccedtisiie tie Go Copetiet 20 therefore, will devote special at-| York City, he lived in Birmingham) s171 339, he says, allowing ten per , disclosed before en- WASHINGTON (INS) — The| tention to im p mages magi since 1925. He was manager of|cent above the appraised price. He tering the grand jury cham House votes today to extend for] Si nts to give Lacoste ab-|‘0, Detroit Shopping News si foresees little trouble in transact- that investigators for the anti another year the present tax rates and| 23: ing the purchases. Me division of the Justice Department on corporation income, gasoline,|*iute authority over the police and)" ," —aduate of Amherst College| If the elty decided on the Lot HH had made records of the sa AF Wirephots |AUtomobiles, cigarettes and alco- 4) with an AB degree, he belonged|necessity, the city will issue bonds local's minutes and turned them) wees ANSWER TO ED SULLIVAN — Pat Comedy Hour,” NBC's show that has been waging |holic beverages. ' to Christ Church Cranbrook, where |totaling $305,000, Egbert. reported. over to ‘the grand jury. His Tec-) ochan, an ex-model from San Francisco, has _a losing battle with CBS’ Sullivan in the TV audi- | . 2 e Sewa e Plan Dela Q]|he was a senior warden, and the|This sale is: approved by Ordi- ords sie M, aN €X-r rom , wave ' id. g y had be- No. 465, he says. were been signed by NBC. She will appear on “The ence ratings Approval of the measure, provid. Detroit Athletic Club, and : added, | : ing three billion dollars in revenue, . ° longed to the executive council) [ven though there is involved : Flint recently had a milk war a is a foregone conclusion. by Court Injunction of the beaw of Michigan, .and| here @ relatively high cost per , 7 To speed the bill on its the Birmingham Planning car space, the project certainly _ Dead Banker's Wife Senators Meet to Decide grr %.a 27. | cooimed From Page One) | ye ares nus ite Eany Gas | "arom caret : Wh Pri Ss bringing the legislation to the |site was selected because the| a daughter, Mrs. Barbara B. | he ‘eld the commisson. Cor . . floor under procedure limiting |typography indicated the proposed| Lee; a granddaughter; an aunt, | *Pace we ¥ Commits Suicide on ; eat rice up ports ‘debate to 40 minutes. A two- jarea was best in drainage and) and a sister-inlaw. — ny mace Gon who WASHINGTON (INS)—The Sen-| 100 cent of parit thirds majority is needed for ap- (natural flow. ss ; | Matthew ry, ) was to ar- DETROIT @ — A woman bank ate votes today on a two-price| cheat cold x ph gptaidl aaah proval. | Supervisor Lloyd Anderson ex- Aone I rivareday |F#0W" re Neti ee, ee ‘ teller whose_banker husband died system for wheat as it continues! ket. Parity is the yardstick, for | ‘The tax rates were raised during Plained the township has two al- at 10 a. m. with interment £ n {placed by J. Dean Stanley, as sug- mysteriously last week today com- consideration of the farm bill. fair farm income im |the Korean War and were original-|te™natives for sewage, septic tanks| +» Chanel Cemetery. Instea q ested by Idell L. Carey. Carey mitted suicide, police said. Sen. Frank Carlson (R-Kans),| terms of buying power. ly scheduled to go down to prewar °F ‘disposal plants. “The latter,” tf hom Sees tribes died suddenly last week. She was Mrs. Lucille Hartman, author of the ‘two-price amend llevels on April 1, 1954. However, he said, “has been chosen where TO de to the Marquis me- , We 40, whose husband Walter, 59, was ment, said that if he can win the The difference between the | Congress has twice extended the|feasible so that more mains and) may a a ae SE oe Soe Whang, a native of vice president of the Bank of Com- support of Southern senators he market price and 100 percent of) oe sor a year at the request of /@terals will be in and ready to be morial fund, Chris Korea, will talk on that country merce and manager of its Warren, believes his proposal has a good parity would be made up by the). cident uae iceee Pes chief tied into an interceptor system Drook. - at the Women's Society of Chris- branch, He was found dead in a chance of adoption government, but it would get this) | utive also lox th er when such is available.” == tian Service meeting tonight at Mount Clemens motel and the The edministration in the past|>&ck from the miller, who in cane | eee mpiend) for, this! ene- oct Dela D e Sentence 8 p. m. at Embury Methodist cause of his death has not been hes opposed the plan—which calls|Presumably would pass it on oo or SCs Ree remit ea A y y = ot wae —s mem- determined. pri the consumer. The transactions) p+ a y Health Departmen gt .¢ r of Strathmore ethodist Se. Sevtnens Ey wes Sond 1 ane Pei teod und: another|would be handled with marketing! veloped tp the bil Although law-| bewe'te''hece’ sewage sone for Investigation > |r Deere in her automobile behind the apart- ‘ltor exported grain. However, it|‘ettificates. Export wheat would| makers are anxious to dut taxes one i catanalaed wave | | a ment house in which she lived in has not made any all-out. fight |*¢!! at competitive world prices. (few helieve that corporation in- — eS ceed Gaal have sep- | Sentencing of a former Fenton) f bd ® Detroit, A'hose led from the car's the proposal, as it dic in Sen. Ellender (D-La) said today come and such items as tobacco separ and gamble on the village attorney, convicted March ries 10 acl y exhaust into the rear window. The battling 90 per cent price sup-|%° much “lousy politics” has been and alcohol are the places to start.| chance of having them inade- 1 of assaulting a Fenton tenant) AA pas ern Aap ee on and the ports. ; injected ~ the fred ores ; =are ifarmer with intent to od Lor -—. gasoline was empty. — . a on a new farm s : _ |bodily harm, was po ‘The victim, a teller for the Na-| EARL M. TREADWELL |_©*rison's amendment calls f0F given up forecasting when it will Margaret Planning Commenting on the suggestion yesterday. Br ifain Greece tional Bank of Detroit, left several : : act on the measure. that the board place a moratorium)” 4.11044 County Circuit Judge ’ notes and signed checks along with} Pontiac Press Circulation Man- : Sen. Aiken (R-Vt), chief admin-\f)_ | : ' 1: lon building in the township, until 4°" Adams set sentencing of| : ; instructions for disposal of her body; ager Earl M. Treadwell has been Pontiac Deaths “\istration spokesman on the bill in Quiet Missouri Rite a master sewage plan can be set Gino B Dye, originally sched-| U.S. Hopes Time Will and property. Police said she gave| named to a one-year term as di- ; 7 the Senate, said, “We might get up, Anderson stated the township 144 gor yesterday, over to March. Heal the Bitter Dispute no reason for the act. rector of the Central States Cir- a through by Friday night, but there! (Continued Fromi Page One) {does not have the power to take 19 said ‘Prosecutor Frederick C.' o siren wupy =f ae ‘culation Managers Assn., which |Betty Lou Baird are plenty of unsettled contro | and each is an only child. |such action. ‘Ziem. | Over Cyprus P. Medi ’ | Costs is currently he convention | Betty Lou Baird, infant daugh- ‘ve see ee Miss Truman, smiling and ex-| The board tabled action on the | The delay was requested to allow Ica Saaes « 7 : Seeker cited, told newsmen the weddi nt for Watkins Hills the probation department more wy '. oa ted, en t ng) disposal pla WASHINGTON (INS)—The U.S.- 4 ‘ | wn Pemnen Relaal dh Pea ee ci Caumbin Are. GM A ded Cit ti will be in the same church where| No, 2 sub and stated that the time to complete a pre-sentence tied to calm its British and Greek : Judge Tells Driver the Saginaw News ‘was elected |Baird, 154 W. Columbia Ave., was, Wal HHQTION s. was a choir girl Necaldent ef Drayton Weeds |investigation, Ziem explained. |icaa’ toany tn hope that time: :? sgrhisg president of the group. ‘dead at birth Sunday in Pontiac ° ° NO BRIDAL GOWN Civie Assn. would be notified | Dye, 54, was convicted after ‘would help heal the bitter dispute An admitted hit-run driver was . _ |General Hospital. for Aid to Education It will be a “small, quict wre | Meee ection ts to be taken, = (Tine A eC. Clark, 77,|0ver_ the strategic Mediterranean 7 ‘placed on three-year probation and The baby is survived by a sister, ‘ding with the two families," she| Lloyd Walker, president of the last Aug. 26 following a series of 18!and of Cyprus. . i ordered to pay medical-care costs G West to Seek Louise and three. brothers, Ed; ,DETROIT—General Motors has: said. And there will be no “big, association, stated that the group disputes over management of a ; incurred by: his victim yesterday|"" ~° ward, George Jr. and ‘Tommy been cited dor its major expansion white, formal bridal gown,” she'doesn’t want to become involved in farm leased by Clark front Dye's. Officials admitted privately that by Oakland County Circuit Judee'f) ’ N * ti Z ‘Lee, all at home. in financial aid to higher education added. “I never have liked that/court proceedings but if the pro-' of the new airport. Today in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding 8 am ‘At 8 a.m.: Wind velocity: Calm. |won't.”” | * * * DUE TO THE DEATH OF JOHN R. LITTLE Dewntown Temperatures o,| Williams said he would refer the; William and fai : ‘rank Rune’ dent of the Ot eee aticond 4 ifaith, But he hastened to say: Y, president l Som Bm -++ 22/Claimn to Atty. Gen. Thomas M.\ningham. | “rm a cavoting bamenerat: 1 Tri-County Civic Association, said Bem bP oct. Ja/ Kavanagh and hinted he may set) yirg Gordon had lived in Pon- | Three Clawson youths who have haven't lived here for 15 years. [/the metropolitan aviation situation . Oe m8 ‘up a commission to study the Prob-| tise 29 years, before moving te now admitted more than 65 break- don’t know if I could get into this has been “mishandled from politi- TED'S Monday in Pontiac \lems of Michigan Indians. California in 1945. ins in Oakland and“ Wayne coun- family if I weren't a Democrat.” cal, technical and public relations D CGuperaters. eenvown) 3a | , A Surviving are a sister, Mrs. ties still are waiting for arraign-| Miss Truman showed reporters nee eon He rebel ar ~ Lowest temperature..... 28 R B Elizabeth McKinnon of Detroit,|ment, Clawson police said today. |her engagement ring—a solitaire) q shoul lem obgce ale torwereshe = ecount rings three nieces, Mrs. George Bran-| The trio, arrested Sunday, hadjdiamond with smaller. diamonds,°f the hands of Mayor Albert e Woodward at Squere Lake Road on each side, She wore a° black Cobo and common council.” two-piece dress of silk and wool! in a basket weave with a cowl collar of black velvet. * admitted some 33 breakins total- ing $5,000 yesterday morning. Cash value of the burglaries now is more than: $10,000, police said, and checks totalling $7,000 to $8,000 have not been recovered. Considerable jewelry also rene apace » Only Minor Shifts Morar Seen aa “we | (Continued From Page One) |Cunningham, anda sister-inda Highest and_Lowest Pemperatares This the election board for the fair and|Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham, all os a se DT TT", raps 'equitable manner in which they : iconducted this recount.” Mrs. Gordon is being brought to 2 Girls Tell Police / of Molesting Attempt - Third Drunk Conviction Two Pontiac girls, 11 and 12 Brings Jail Sentence years old,-told police yesterday’ WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY is : j , ' gale Mea Semebia 44 31| “Pontiac should be proud of such Pontiac for service ‘at 1:30 p. m.|missing, and the three have ad- two-mén tried to force them into a . 2 +4 was 7? 7 high qualified servants,” he added. |Thursday at the Huntoon Funeral mitted burning stocks and bonds after pleading guilty March 5to an old car while they were walk. 2 Sie : 19 New 8 $1|""My sincere congratulations to the, Home. The Rev. James W. Deeg of unknown value. a third drunk and disofderly of-|ink on East Boulevard at Mt.’ sel ~ Ae ¥ 4 eae” = 34 dominees.” jot Oakland Park Methodist Church’ Phillip Hughes, 17; Larry La- fense, Alexander Jack, 52, of 12 Clemens Street. i WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 3 p ‘ey H 3 “Special thanks to The Pontiac| will officiate with burial in Perry) Page, 20, and Frederick Rendell, it, Clemens St., was sentenced to) The men were driving an old |i ? 7 8. Prancisco 63 3¢Press for their kindness to me Mt. Park Cemetery. _ /18, will be arraigned before Claw- six months in Oakland County Jail !Pontiac or,Chevrolet, the girls said, | a : tS ay we ony . S during the campaign,” Landry! Mrs. Gordon's body will be at the son Justice Harry R. McQuinn this yesterday by Circuit Judge Clark) which they thought had 1955 license one Gaseingee’ G1 ssiconcluded. ifuneral home Wednesday evening. afternoon or tomorrow, police said.|J. 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Likewise, if the vice president should decide a cabinet) post or some other office would provide a better stepping stone up- ward, Eisenhower would gladly go along. * * * ‘ture,"’ is the way the President's | confidants describe his feelings. Detroiter Pleads Guilty to Two Traffic Counts | For reckless driving, Lockett ‘was fined $25 with $25 costs and “He is thinking of Dick's tu-|C ~sentenced to jail for 30 days, For driving without a license, he was jassessed $10 costs of court. : | Seek Death Penalty End | LONDON #—By a vote of 286-) 262, the House of Commons has _advanced a bill to abolish cap- ital punishment in Britain. The House approved in principle on second reading the measure that! would outlaw the death penalty for murder. Stiff tests in commit- tees and the House of Lords are ‘yet to come. The conservative » “Rich? Extension phones cost about $1 a month ae Ra. Seat egw is ost Bie i, +. Save a lot of steps every day.” each and they sure Pe ‘government is fighting the bill. | WHAT'S THREE YEARS, ANYWAY?—Records at Tulalip Indian Reservation near Marysville, Wash., say Mrs. years old, but she insists ‘I'm not that old.” So.she celebrated 98th birthday, claiming it's ‘a woman's privilege to “fudge a little” on her age. That weird-looking totem pole at the right was carved by her late husband, Chief William Shelton of the Snohomish tribe. _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1936 : — st Fired-Up Racial Situation Gathering More Hot Coals By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A North-South debate in Con- gress, another U.S. Supreme latest developments in the nation's complex racial situation, . * e * Verbal fireworks were set off in the Senate yesterday when House members from 11 states. The document declared the high gally possible court's ruling, =, COURT RULES AGAIN © The Supreme Court handed down another unanimous order on segregation, The court ruled that tax . supported universities must admit qualified Negroes to gradu- ate schools without delay. The court held im effect that graduate schools are not subject to the transition period permitted “I hear you nave a telephone in your bedroom, one in “Is that all they cost!” . Say Dk EO eee: ocaaw — and one in your basement.” your kitchen, Yes, that’s all they cost. And they mean that wherever you are in your house you’re only a step away from the phone. Other helpful telephone items are: a telephone that lights up so you ean dial in the dark, a phone you can adjust to “talk louder” if you have difficulty hearing, separate listings in the phone book for other members of your household. Call your Telephone Business Office. Michigan Bell Telephone Company. ‘in the decision ordering ‘desegre- gation of public schools, ‘The action overturned a ruling ot the Florida Supreme Court of the.all-white University of Fior- ida, The court said that its edict for “all deliberate speed’ for end- ing segregation in public schools “had no. application to a case in- volving a Negro applying for ad- mission to a state law school.” There was no immediate com- ment from University of Florida In the wake of the Supreme Court ruling, a small group of un- identified. young men burned a cross seven feet high in front of the university's law school last night.. A student bystander said those wlio ignited the blaze looked like underclassmen, Gov. Leroy Collins pledged to do. all possible to prevent integra- tion and said he would not hesitate jto call the State Legislature into ‘special session if that ‘‘can im- prove our situation.” The University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa expelled Leonard R. 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Y., (INS) —Official Kremlin statistics show- ed today that Russia trails far behind the U.S. in major indus- tries despite boasts of Soviet achievements. : The 1955 U.N, Statistical Year- book, containing for the first time figures supplied by . clearly demonstrated t the U.S. and the free world are far advanced economically over the Soviet bloc. Western economist closely stud- ied the Soviet reports as an index to the economi¢ state of- affairs behind the Iron Curtain. Previously the Russians had kept :domestie production figures a well-guarded secret and Western economic. experts had to rely on their own resources for indica-| tions on industrial progress in the USSR. * LJ * Furnishing .of the data for the annual U.N. survey was regarded) as another of the Soviet regime's general relaxation of controls fol- lowing the death of Stalin. The yearbook. however, did not vouch- safe for the accuracy of the infor- mation. The yearbook showed that the Soviet Union came close to the| U. S. in production of coal, in which there has been a greater emphasis in the Communist bloc than in the U. S., but lagged far behind in crude oil, steel, pig iron, cement and electric power. 644-PAGE REPORT According to the 644-page report, Soviet coal production in 1954 was | watching. Other performers pro- jvide the “voices” from a master control room nestled in the stage) 347,100,000 metric tons as com- pared to 378,000,000 tons for t VU. 8, Whereas dhe U. S. that year turned out 313,000,000 metric tons of crude petroleum, the Soviet] 1,500 Rehearse Famed Wichita , Easter Service - LAWTON, Okla. (INS)—Fifteen hundred persons are rehearsing for the world-famed Wichita Moun- tains Easter Service Apfil 1. It will be thé 31st annual pres- entation of the story of Christ's life, death and resurrection per- formed on a _ mile-long outdoor stage. This year's, all-night serv- ice contains 50 scenes and is based on the theme “Are Ye Able?” Last year’s audience num- bered some 60,000. - 4 Scenes are in . tomime while the audience sits in a huge outdoor amphitheater) area, The Wichita Mountains Easter Service was on Easter Sunday, 1926, when the Rev. A. M. Wallock led a group of worship- pers to the Wichitas. They decid- ed to make it an annual event. Union produced only 59,300,006) Im the. world in 1954 and more tons. The U. S. produced 545,- 000,000,000 kilowatts of power while Russia's totalled 149,400,. 000,000. In steel, American production was twice that of the Soviets for 1954. . The yearbook stressed the “vast importance” of the U. 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To her utter astonishment, clii to the washcloth were not only ha streaks of dirt... but several black- heads which had marred her beauty years. As we stared at the washcloth in disbelief, the doctor's assistant turned to-us and said: “You have ust seen what looks like a miracle. fet, what has just been done for this woman’s skin, you can do at home just as easily. But to under- stand how this formula acts to help clear skin troubles you must first knock out of your head some silly notions most people have about their complexions." The Truth About Cosmetics Has it ever occurred to you that you lavish more care on your face than any other part of your body ... yet isn’t that where you find the most pimples, blackheads, blem- ishes and enlarged pores? So what do you do about it? Nine out of 10 women simply don't or won't understand that if they have oily skins, blackheads, pimples or enlarged pores, they may not only have a pear a medical problem as well, Now wey is this so? paneer. 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And when this happens...isn’t it obvious that it m: me impos- sible to correct unless you start to change — complexion care im- mediately? Do This For A Cleaner Skin If you want to rid your face of ugly blackheads, evilarged pores and externally caused skin erup- tions, these are the three things you must do: | : First you must soften the hard- ened dirt and oils that may have accumulated in your pore open- ings! Second, you must remove that dirt. (But don’t squeeze it out. Squeezing only forces part of the dirt deeper into your skin.) And third, you must try to tighten your skin with shrinking and antiseptic agents, not only for beauty, but to guard you against reinfection! And unless you are prepared to do all three things, it’s likely you will go on wasting your time i money the rest of your life looking for “miracle cures!” What Happens When You Apply This Doctor's 3-Way Fermula First to prepare your skin for treatment we are going to soften and loosen the buried dirt ce- mented inte your pores. The scien- tifie pore cleanser which is Part One of this famous skin doctor's treatment is unlike any other cleanser you have ever used in = can afford to pay. And here is ow you can prove it on your skin. Apply the doctor’s scientific pore cleanser. Tissue it off! Now look at the tissue! When vou see the gray streaks of dirt that come off —even after hav- ing creamed your face with any other cleanser—then will you begin to understand why you need a drastic change in complexion care. (2) The second part of your doc- tor’s treatment is a medicated masque which you apply, Apply it to your face with your fingertips as you would any cream. A little thicker around the “danger area”...namely around the nose, lips, eyes and cheeks. The first 3 or 4 minutes you will feel a strong stimulation. ‘This ia the massaging action of the medi- cal ingredients going to work on your skin. Your face will feel alter- nately hot and cold. You will like it. Your skin will feel refreshed. It is like a massage without irritation, bringing fresh, purifying blood to moval. After away. Hot or cold water makes no difference. It dissolves in a second, Your skin feels clean, refreshed, ® ling, emoother! Like velvet! at wait...you haven't finished your first treatment yet! Now Apply Step 3 of Your Treatment... The Astringent This is not merely a perfumed alcohol that tickles your skin for a - ae It’s medicated. — into yoyr pore openings. Kills bacteria uae there. And even more important, leaves an invisible a film on your skin that kills germs for hours. Now Leok Into Your Mirror! Some of your blackheads should | be gone with the very first treat- ment! Look for softened pimples and whitehedds that may break or be drawn out in your next treat- ment or two. Look at the corners of the nose, around ders mouth, our cheekbones! See your en- jarged pores have tightened! Your skin will feel alive! And you will amazed to see minor wrinkles spttsmed — shuent ironed out! And this fresh, buoyant, youthful effect will last for hours. z is This For Normal Skin, Too? Certainly. Simply because .this is a doctor’s formula doesn't mean that you have to havea “sick skin” to use it. You may be a woman past 30 who has never had a seri- ous skin problem, but who suspects that = skin is not as beautiful and freshlooking as it could be... but your cosmetic creams can’t give it to you. In that case,..we think you'll be thrilled by the sheer, , silken beauty that one or two treatments can give you. On the other hand...if you have an adolescent, broken-out skin; if ‘ene are a man who is troubled lemishes or a “sandpaper skin” and you are sensible enough not to be ashamed to use a so-called “woman's treatment” in the pri- vacy of your own home..,.or if you are a woman who has abused “eee with improper == uate cosmetic prepara ene then this is vital, nee We promise you dramatic im- provement with your first 15-min- ute home treatment. Your mirror will show it to you, and we promise you further rapid improvement for next 14 days, ¥ After 14 days, you will discover whether you have to keep using all or part of the treatment ny bong ding om bow feat pe ~—s on as r aoe ts to clear. —_— Try This Skin Treatment in Your Own Home Without Risking A Penny! The name of this 3-day doctor's formula is the Queen Helene Skin Treatucent. It is named in honor of the nurse who worked at the doc- tor’s side for 15 years while this formula was being dev: . Your Queen Helene 3-way formula, enough for 33 home treatments, in- cludes your scientific cleansing cream, your medicated mask cream and your medicated pore astrin- gent. The cost is $3.98...less than 13 cents a treatment. Yes, less than 13 cents for a skin specialist's 3-way skin and beauty treatment. Follow your daily p in your mirror and after each treat- ment, if your Queen Helene treat- ment does not do for your skin pated ma we have led you to be- lieve it will do. If you don’t see dramatic improvement after just one 15-minute treatment, if you: don’t see a further improvement each day for the next 14 days, re- turn the unused portion. We'll thank you for trying it, and refund your full purchase Yrs But act today! The longer you wait the worse it is bound to get. And like any other condition, the worse it gets, the longer it takes to get well. So right now, while you're determined to help yourself, send coupon today! 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Play tray with colorful play beads, Folds for storage. Green, red, yellow. : Hand g?| 7 "4 ‘ z : ra iy eats ves . Sea gun aemediala ON rer er ee b| : , er EE eee ee ie t # CN yeeros > a = pi die Gl Mi, denne iia. dl - $ i THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1956 == = Entered at Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter OP THE ASSOCIATED ee es pope MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1956 Ea -Tke Backs McKay’s Race Against GOP Deserter Topping the latest political news t that Presi- ture Warne Morse’s Oregon seat in k-w- Finally, not only the President but most Republicans are anxious -to help defeat Morse who de- serted their party to become first, an independent and then a We share the President's hope of victory for Secretary McKay. It would mean that after January 1, one of Oregon's two Senators would be a supporter of the E1sennowzr program. Senate Vote Will Make Detroit a World Port By its unanimous vote on a bill to deepen Great Lakes channels, the . Senate has acted to insure that De- troit will become a world port. The bill, previously approved by the House, is second in importance for the Great Lakes area only to the Seaway legislation itself. Actually, the © $110,000,000 appropriation it calls for is slightly greater than the amount voted by Congress for our ‘entire share of the St. Lawrence Project. | * * * Channels to be deepened to 27 feet to permit large ocean freighters to ply the Great Lakes are the De- troit, St. Clair and St. Marys Rivers, Lake St. Clair and the Straits of Mackinac. Without this legislation the seaway, which is to be completed in 1959, would end at Toledo. With it, it will be extended by 1960 to the major ports of Detroit, Duluth, Mil- waukee and Chicago. x~ * Final legislative approval of this bill_should be a signal to affected interests in the Detroit area to get busy with plans for adequate port facilities. As Mayor Cobo points out, Detroit is cer- tain to become a great world port and the city will have to shift its port program into high gear. Everyone who has followed this measure from the start expects that it will get speedy Presidential ap- proval. t Veteran Pension Bills Bury House Committee | One of the problems which must be furrowing some Congressional ‘brows is what’ to do about the 1956 erop of veterans’ pension bills. About 75 such bills are await- ing study by the House Veterans Experts have estimated, for ex- ample, that one such bill would cost taxpayers $1.9 billion the first year and $28.2 billion by the year 2000. Total accurmulated expense in that period would be $77 billion. ’ As we see it, bills of this type not only would prove disastrously ex- . pensive but are unsound in pririciple. We don’t believe that many veterans with non-service connected disabil- ities, or none at all, want to be treated any differently than other citizens. ) x * * At the same time this news- paper always has preached that veterans with service connected disabilities should get the finest care the country can afford. Beyond question the wants and needs of the others should be provided for within the range of our social security and welfare systems. x *« * The House Veterans Committee has good reason for delaying action on these bills and should take ad- vantage of it, A report on veterans pensions and compensation laws isn’t yet complete. Being prepared by a commission headed by General Braptey, it is expected to reach the White House within a few weeks. The Man About Town Pontiac-Lansing Smooth Pavement Assured for the Entire Distance Stern discipline: What the geet porent, Setioves joet whee it says. Pontiac area people will be glad to learn that the Michigan State Highway Department has awarded the contract for covering the 3.65 miles of the High- land Road (M59) pavement leading west from Oakland-Livingston County line with asphalt. This will be done this spring, and will complete this soft-as-_ silk covering on the highways the entire. distance from Pontiac to Lansing. A native of Pontiac, 52-year-old . Rex E. Moule, now of Worcester, Mass., has invented a process that is having a marked effect on the manufacture of uphulstery. The son of Robert L. Moule of 272 Oakland Ave., who also has been quite active in the inventive line, Rex holds other patents that are paying big royalties. Only one mile over the line in Genesee County, and on the Dixie Highway, work on the million dollar new Warwick Hills golf course has commenced. It covers over 300 acres, the estate of the late Arnold G. Lenz, who at one time was general manager of Pontiac Motor Division. A branch of a peach tree, which Mrs, Fletcher ‘Buck of Rochester has been keeping in a vase in her home for several weeks, now has full grown leaves and blossoms. My Lapeer scout sends word that “ Jim Porter, known to most every farmer in this part of the state on account of his work as clerk at farm auctions for many years, now himself is retiring from farming. ‘I like that advertising slogan: “Use all the sense in your dollar.” - One of Pontiat’s early attorneys, Thomas J. Drake, also was popular over a wide area. He was a lawyer on each of the first four cases ever to be tried in a Genesee Coun- ty court—while he still was a resident of Pontiac. Out of every dollar spent in our nation, 25 cents now goes to- ward the cost or upkeep of an automobile. The U. 8S. treasury, according to a letter from Halward Hutchinson, who is employed there, in the bureau of engraving, reports that $10,000 bills are decreasing in number. When we think of it, we haven’t had any lately. Prospecting in the Arizona dessert, Dick Gettelman writes me that he came across a Navajo Indian who had lost his way, but insist- ed: “Injun no lost—his home lost.” Verbal Orchids to— . BRebert J. Brooks of 281 State Ave.; eighty-third birthday. F Lj de abe on %) * f x Voice of the ‘People “ Blames Graham’s: Crirtie’. was one of his victims, could now pinpoint the blame on her own of her son's spiritual on Poor Spiritual Training Spanking Opponent Cites Golden Ryle as Argument Holds to ‘Spare the Rod and Spoil the Child’ Rule “Spare the rod and spoil the child” is just as true today as it was the day it was written. I think it originally came from Adam. Adam's Descendant Hal Boyle Says: “We Interrupt This Program—” British to Resist All Attempts to Yield Cyprus, Last Middle East Stronghold By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst WASHINGTON (®—This is an ABC on the British colony of Cyprus, where violence and de- mands for union with Greece are straining relations between three Western allies: Britain, Greece, Turkey. * * * This island, at the eastern end of the Mediterranean, is Britain's last stronghold in the Middle East, a base for air and ground troops. She has had to withdraw from all other strategic posts in the area. : Ot Cyprus’ 500,000 people, 400,- 000 are of Greek descent, 100,000- Turkish. The Greek Cypriots, led by their spiritual and political head, Archbishop Makarios of the Greek Orthodox Church, want self- government and eventual union with Greece. * * * The island, which is about 40 miles from Turkey and over 600 from Greece, has not been held by Greece since very ancient times. The British have run it since 1878. The Greek government supports the Greek Cypriots’ cam- paign. REFUSE TO LEAVE ISLE The British refuse to get out. They have offered the Cypriots some measure of self-government but insist on handling its defense and foreign relations. Turkey backs Britain, knowing the Turk- ish Cypriots would be outnum- bered four to one by the Greek Cypriots if the ‘British withdrew. Fifteen Britis “audios have been killed on Cyprus since last September when the Greek Cyp- riots began to back their demands with terrorism. There have been riots in Greece against the Brit- ish. Ill will has developed between Greeks and Turks. The Greek gov- ernment has asked the United States to intervene. In 1878 the British, by treaty with Turkey, took over the occu- patiori and administration of Cy- prus. Britain annexed it when she got Turkey in 1914, Turkey recognized this annexation in the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923.. And in 1925_ Britain made Cyprus a colony, un- der a British governor, td Ld * The demands of the Greek Cyp- Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Whatever scandal you have heard . . I say it is not true... And yet my whole defense is just . My confidence in you... My confidence that you believe... What I have told you, dear... With never any doubt in life... That I have been sincere... I hope you do not care about . What people say today ... As now I promise you the facts... Are really not that way... I hope that you will give my heart... A chance to prove to you... That I am always faithful, dear... In everything I do... Please dear, believe me just for now . . And give me time to show ... That what they say has never been... And never could be so. _Copyright, 1956, Looking Back 15 — Ago NAZI FLIERS reported bombing Greek towns, PALACE IN London again hit by Nazis. 20 Years Ago FRENCH HINT single handed attack on Reich. MANIAC SOUGHT in Pontiac assaults. into World War 1 against ~~ riots have grown increasingly bit- ter and violent. A_ terrorist organization, called the National Organization of Cypriot Fighters, is charged with the killing of the 15 British soldiers. The British have made arrests and house-to-house searches. They have offered rewards of as much as $14,000 for.information leading to the arrest of terrorists or the discovery of arms, OFFER REJECTED A week ago the British made their offer—some self-government for the Cypriots while Britain con- trolled defense and foreign affairs -—to Archbishop Makarios, the toughest foe they had on Cyprus. He held out for other conces- sions and refused to call otf the violence, For example, he wanted pardons for political prisoners. Last Friday he announced he was going to Greece to talk to the government there. » * * The British seized him and sev- eral others as he was boarding a plane and said they were exiling him, They shipped him and his companions off to the Seychelles Islands in the Indian Ocean. This brought more violence in Cyprus: shutdowns of business, a a general strike, shootings. And on the mainland, Greeks responded with riots against the British. Smiles With most TV viewers the ques- tion of the hour these days is, ‘My gosh, is it that late?” * * * Small talk isn’t really too. irri-_ tating except when it’s handed out in large quantities. * * * Home-grown things are best, says a seed catalog. The same thing is true when you apply it to children. * * #8 | After you've talked back to a traffic cop, it's hard to believe that free speech fs guaranteed un- der. the constitution. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY And they found fat pasture and good, and land was wide, and quiet, and pe ble; for they of Ham had dwelt there of old.— I Chron, 4:40, ‘ * * Ld Prosperity demands of us more prudence and moderation than ad- versity. —Cicero. Only Diagnosis Will Reveal if Child Needs Vermifuge By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Why should I dress my new baby in wool undershirts etc., and keep her smothered in clothes, while my two older ones (3', and 5) were never treated thus and can wear out any two baby sitters with fuge (medicine that expels worms) unless infestation is diagnosed by finding adult worms or by detect- ing their eggs by microscope. Signed letters, not iaore than one page or 100 words long pertainin health and hygiene, not to nosis, or their abundance of energy’? As you. Dr. William Brady, if @ stamped self- may infer, I have a relative pro- blem—no, not a mother-in-law problem, but a big sister problem. My elder sister (10 years) is divorced, childless, and successful in business. She dotes on the chil- dren, but she-regards me as a .s. » Writes Mrs. E. W. Incidentally, Mrs. E. W. says, her mother-in-law is a sweet, un- derstanding person and when things get out of hand mother-in- - law gives her a wink which re- stores her sense of humor. Come to think of it, real life mothers- in-law are generally like that and not the almanac and low comedy characters. This elder sister's periodic “clean-out’’ notion reflects ignor- ance of physiology and hygiene. The- elementary physiology an hygiene the E.S.Y.W.. you and I learn in school, if any, left everything beyond the pylorus to the almanacs. Today, almanacs having gone out of fashion, radio and TV, by means of ingenious circumlocutions respect the tabus and teach you how to regulate your liver and bowels. “Worming’” is something that shouldn't happen to a dog, unless infestation is positively diagnosed by (a) finding adult worms or (b) their eggs by microscopic examina- tion. Before lying on the label be- came illegal there was a widely used nostrum that purported to “worm’ children. I forget wheth- er it contained a vermifuge. If it did, there was not enough to annoy worms much if the unfortunate youngsters really had worms. The concoction was virtually a mixture of salts and rhubarb and other laxatives. But the label warned the per- son who inflicted the medicine on the child not to expect to see any worms in a recognizable condi- tion. Ne, no, knuckichead, the medicine. sort of dissolved the worms, so you must believe shreds or strings of mucus in the stool were the remains of worms. There are no symptoms. which would justify the assuniption that a child has worms. It is malpractice or mistreatment to give child or adult a real vermi- addressed envelope is sent to the Pon- tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. (Copyright 1956) Alfred Hitchcock Believes NEW YORK (®—Perhaps no one but Alfred Hitchcock would dream of using the stone nostril of a monument to President Teddy Roosevelt as 8 film setting: But the chubby master of sus- pense likes to ferret out odd locales for his melodramas. “I'd like to make a really great For example? “Well, as I gee” it, the picture should start in New York City, and move in a northwesterly di- rection," said Hitchcock. He finished forking down his luncheon fish—he has dropped his weight from 300 pounds down to 210—lit a long Havana cigar, and began writing his script out loud. FIRST, THE U.N. | “It could begin in the United Nations. Gromyko is making a speech. The Peruvian delegate, who has beer doodling on a piece of paper, suddenly slumps forward as if asleep. * * “A hand reaches out and whips away the paper. Gromyko threat- ens to walk out if the delegates don't pay more attention. But the Peruvian delegate doesn't look up. He is dead—murdered. “The next scene: shifts to the Mt. Rushmore Memorial in South Dakota. A fugitive is hiding in the nostril of Teddy Roosevelt, and another chap is sliding down the nose trying to reach him. “Then we move to an expensive hotel in Banff, Canada, to get in a little high life. There should be a couple of other big scenes along the way (you need about six), but the final scene should be at Point Barrow in Alaska. * * LJ “Tt will be highly dramatic, . . two people ., . tiny dots in the end- less snow ... moving toward the climax." FRESH PLOTS The director, a former scenario writer, likes to relax by imagining -in Making Public Suffer fresh plots for films he may never make. - * & © Hitcheock has completed between 45 and 50 pictures since making his first one in Germany in 1925, “1 started as a boy director— and I'm still a boy director,” he said, grinning cherubically. “All but a dozen of my rte have made money. I they've cost about 35 to 40 yt oom : dollars altogether, but they’ve brought in well over 100 million.”’ * * * He keeps expenses down by plot- ting every scene thoroughly before a single camera turns. His life- time of artistry has this reward: At 56 he ig one of perhaps a half dozen living directors whose mere name of a film has a real box of- fice value. NEVER AN AWARD “But I've never managed yet to win an Academy Award,”’ he ob- served, comfortably. He appears not too unwilling to take the cash, and let the eee £0. | Hitchcock, ee to ‘make a film called “The Wrong Man,” based on the true story of a Stork Club musician who was arrested for a crime he never committed, enjoys doubling as an actor and producer on television. “People don’t unhappy endings on TV: use they don’t pay to see it,” he said, drily, “But when people have to hire a babysitter so they can go to a movie er play, they won't stand for anything but a happy ending. Otherwise they feel they haven't got their money's worth.” * * ° Hitehcock long has been typed as a merchant of suspense, and has no desire to break away from this field. ENJOY DANGER “You have to make the audienece suffer,’ he said. “Everybody has fear in him. People enjoy danger when they have the subconscious realization that it is only tempor- ary. But at the end you have to relieve them of the fear and sus- rey That is absolutely essen- Case Records of a Psychologist: Unhappy Marriage Can Be Salvaged by Conducting It According to Rules Ignorance of the facts is what drives many couples into divorce. But you can always stop short and remodel your marriage into a happy, de- lightful one. For personalities can change, Don't belittle your wife and tell her she is no good, tf all you lack is the cor- rect information about serual techniques. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case R-302: Rev. Victor B Ernest, pastor in Oregon, men- tioned that some people have a fatalistic complex that they are such abject failures in marriage, it is folly to try to salvage their homes. * * * That is an excellent point, so we'll elaborate it further. Because of lack of sexual information, many wives are beaten down in their ego to such a point they have a com- pleted defeatism complex. “Oh, you're no good!” their sar- castic husbands indict them. “You couldn't make a success of marriage to any man.” After listening to this deflating criticism for months and years, such wives may really think they are anatoniically deficient. So they often will seek a medi- cal examination to learn if maybe they don't have an infantile uterus or some other organic reason to explain their frigidity. ~ As a rule, nothing is wrong anatomically. What is lacking ts, simply a knowledge of the true facts regarding marital relations. These facts are still compara- tively unknown, even in modern America, for the typical belief is _contained in the old-fashioned doc- tor’s advice to brides: * * * “Now, honey, you just go along with your husband and everything will be all right.” That's not true. It is unscientific. For if you just continue repeating your wrong stance or faulty hold- ing of a golf club, you readers know very well that you will only entrench your bad habits that much more firmly. Mere repetition does not spell success until) you repeat correct techniques, So start your mar- riage right. The very first re- quisite for happy marriage thus R For consists of understanding the true facts and peuctiant the proper techniques. Even if your marriage is now on the verge of collapse and you are contemplating divorce, stop, look and listen! START AFRESH : Even if you and your mate feel it is too late, I can solemnly promise you that you can be de- voted, happy marriage partners in less than six months. * * * All you need do is reserve judg- ment but vow to go through thé proper marital “motions” which inevitably will lead to the cor- responding ‘‘emotions.”’ Marriage is a game. It has definite rules. If you have been violating those rules, then that is the reason for your present un- t So start playing the game afresh, but this time abide by the rules. Then you will soon be startled by the transformation that occurs. Many things in life cannot be understood fully until they are actually experienced. Thus you can’t stand on the sidelines, as 9 lonely Robinson Crusoe in life, and understand the exhilaration of romance. No, you must experience love to comprehend It fully, The same is true of marriage. Many people live next door to other married couples, yet they are meanwhile unhappy and think they are mismated. Actually, happiness is just wait- ing for them, but they must get into action and follow the pre- scribed rules. Idleness, as well as mere yearning, wil Inot make your home happy. You must get into gear and do the proper things, “Dr. Crane, please tell us what are the proper rules for conducting a happy marriage’ you may in- quire. Well, quit pouting, sulking or clamming up, and verbalize your feelings to your mate. Urge him to do likewise. That helps you find out the mpg Then agree to pattern after the normal marital behavior in Amer- ica, which I'll outline more fully torhorrow . Meanwhile, send for my 200-point “Tests for Husbands & Wives,” enclosing a stamped return en- velope, plus 20 cents. , They contain the 200 commonest faults and virtues in modern mat- ried people. Use these tests as your yardstick, Alwere write to Dr. George W. Cran in care of The Pontiac Presa, ° Michigan. e self typing and printing costs when you send for cha: a f oe ar THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1956 “the honored for on pul v=" Tax Bill Finally Comes plus penalty and interest of $3.10 Harriman comes to Michigaa 8! 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See United Airlines Stewardess And I stili have the health and commission hopes to have’ ae tantinets €: : the memorial ready for the 1958/Service. = ne — Life as an airline stewardess is to enjoy life in ali its | a a oes . beauty.” .. . ‘observance of Roosevelt's 100th Sireeat of Adrian't eT = much more than just a series of e.6¢ is birthday anniversary. enee me - incidental chores for the comfort) When we arrived in New York, Present plans call for construe-|Crawley’s life came on his sea of passengers. T’d like to tell you|at 6:30 p.m., Mrs. Forester was|tion of the memorial on Theodore ding day, at Chepstow, England.) | about one unique flight that had|carried off the plane with the Roosevelt Island in the Potomac) He discovered that the woman he : some beautiful moments. carnation lei still around her neck. River. had just married had six children. | Flight 708, Los Angeles to New|The other passengers, who had| The méfiorial will consist of ‘He thought she had only two. | York, was due to leave iat 9:00|)come to know her as an infectious- = = a ena ee aaa 7. . TOPPERS ‘a and SUITS per Pdey 6 ward ly gay. -person, were stunned to : and I had see that she was ¢rippled and in ed checking emer- a wheel chair. “God bless you all,” | Di N E OUT | oor pyro "While tiding tino Idhewild Ad ° ing jew r- . — a de cas washes ce ae WEDNESDAY Yes, EASTER TOPPERS in wash- aboard a lady in flight and the wonderful qualities DINNER SPECIAL able en ——— oes \ a wheel chair. inherent. in all people. 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You're try- |might snap into wanting to skate ‘a great friend of John Smith and ing to be reasonable and under- ‘with you, too. = want her to come with him to the you are giving on such and a day. It they're sot * Among the places visited were Gail Barber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Barber of Chero- Children’s i naa nr seme oe. (Allowances School of Nursing, Detroit, who: Discussed . received their caps at an im- ; pressive ceremony Monday. Group Hears Talk by Mrs. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson have recently returned to thelr at Rofe Home home on Long Lake after spending some time in Miami and Key West, Fla. While there they visited with cp Swanson spoke the Ray Esputas and several oth-| members of the Child Culture Club er Pontiac residents who are en-| on ‘Children’s Allowances and Re- joying sunny Florida. isponsibilities at the age of 3 years. The Johnsons who made the trip Mrs. Donald .Rofe opened her by air say “it was wonderful home on Matthews street for the weather but its nice to be back' recent gathering. home again." “} In talking of children's respon-| : sibilities, the speaker stated that children should begin taking re- * * Sees pe ceed and a scalloped front clo a A pretty complement to a new spring comes in a rainbow of other colors to ee suit is this pure imported Irish linen ‘complement perennial pale-toned suits | ors it you would Vike t blouse jn honey beige by Ship ’n’ Shore. Distinctly tailored with a pointed collar . . « pink, blue, aqua, all with matching pearl buttons on the front fastening. sing, it also her home on Franklin Boulevard |. ncibilities at the age of 3 years. after spending a week visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. FE. With the new appliances of D. Osmun, in Allegan. During | today, children are able to do the week, the 87th birthday of | more at an earlier age than the Mrs, Osmun was celebrated. —~ | children of the past generation * * * Square dancing enthusiasm con-| i i ivities. wore, the a bag od. tinues to highlight social activities. | < | : During the past weekend several Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Pearce) : returned to their home on Garland! Ta te tale vcunty wed wx Jequare dance clubs welcomed new avenue Monday evening following | rorpotten ar raveriscked ta order Members and guests at their par- ci ed vette be Florida. +, iearn to save, a child must have ties, as well as naming officers' They spent two weeks dt the Colon- , the i ar. nades at Palm Beach Shores and igual : rage Pegg Oa apron ry al ome 4 * | two weeks on Casey Isle. En route 1° S°°S els aren "| At the Friday evening party of home they visited in Berea, Ky. 1) keeping with the program ofthe Elks Sa-Shay Quadrille Club) the day, planned by Mrs. Frank/held in the Elks Temple, Claude Gross, program chairman, mem- Daniels, chairman of the nomimat-| = * ‘ing committee, announced the slate ‘ nice ard Jr.,/bers responded to roll call by an- "8 ' birth of a son, Bruce Howard Jr ete the qucstion DG you give|of officers to be voted on at the! March 3. : : ” March 23 party and introduced the Grandparents of the infant are Your child an allowance? \condidates / Mrs. Charles S. Wi ; Mr. and Mrs.. Charles boom | — were oe in the A A | Rofe will serve as president, as- haha Rcaoraniags —— == aated by hare wea , evening were Mr. and Mrs. Har- vice president; Mrs . m jan Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brannack, recording secretary; | Rurke and Mr. and Mrs. Charies Mrs. Allen Denham, treasurer, Diggs. = ee Calling the quadrilles were Wil ing secretary. A g : Je necreeres oa liam Schmeil; Jack Baker, Howard Mrs, Neil Nelson will serve as Upton, John DePauw, William 9. | Program chairman and Mrs. Irwin Moore, William Spalding and Judge | Salon de Beaut @ ] Humbaugh as social chairman. Cecil McCallum. | ype eS) Mr. and Mrs. William Hurlburt, | 48 E. PIKE FE 8-2903 ]|. During the use the nail/Mr. and Mrs. Irving Maloney and “as E z ,brush, file with the emory board Mr. and Mrs. Bert Denham served | EVA BAILEY, owner after a session at the work station, on the refreshment committee. | certainly before lunch, _ OFFICERS NAMED | | Officers were elected at the Sat-| urday evening party of the Al- lemanders Square Dance Club held | at the Isaac E. Crary Junior High i School. | Ben Klinkhammer will serve as president assisted by Milo Struble, vice president; Dora Bruestle, sec.| "{retary, and Richard Balmer, treas- | —SS SS urer. Joseph Hughes and James! 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Early for an Ap pointment FE 2-4959 Square Dancing Clubs Enjoy Parties Thuréday at 2 p.m, for a schoo: hes Whittier and Jefferson PTA for an election of officers at 2:30 p.m, G Serving on the refreshment com- | Bumgardner. jodist Church mittee were Mr. and Mrs. Leon| The group's last dance of the ,,7h~ executive boerd of MeGerroll PF: \. * ess] ' u Wednesda Skelley, Mr. and Mrs. Russell'season will be held at the Water-|the. school. The MeCarrell - But when he comes, if he asks. you to invite her, then you send) }. |her the same invitation that you) 4 8 do 80. PTA Activities Majkim PTA will meet at the school (oo on special services oy lt. Wednesday . Guest speaker will be the Rev. Donald &. Morris of Bt. John Meth- 4 FIFTEEN Fldra J. 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TI-AM will bécome a three-quarter size “pony horse.’’ ry Ys ie a Of Se Weed cree, Hoth Of Wiper tere: Note “as ~Sprin ey ct ‘ Here time Nears * ‘i sf : i j is << : tao wate’ 3 RN ae ad ; ee eS Fe eee SEVENTEEN + ers ee ee rer a ry ea ; art as Adult Teaching Goal of New School _ “A course of study designed to Dana P. Whitmer, superintendent of schools, : Perhaps the main addition in * Woman Becomes Expert.After Recuperation Pastime Hobby Turns Local Home Into ‘Wonderland of Fish By JANICE HAYHOW You can’t beat a hobby that Hfieh. brings life, beauty and color into| yottr biifae and that’s the kind of al hobby Mrs. Snowden Clark, 93/ Norton, has with her tropical “fish | collection, Since, * * * Mrs. Clark’s hobby started in| 1946 when she broke a vertebra TROPICAL FISH COLLECTION — Mrs. Snow- den Clark, 93 Norton St., points out her tropical angel and Silver Dollar fish in one of the many tanks of tropical fish in her collection. The Angel is a triangular silvery colored fish with a brilliant DO I DETECT MY FAVORITE FOOD... ! — Mrs. Clark’s pet squirrel helps herself to peanuts in the kitchen. Mrs. Clark picked the squirrel up as a baby when it fell from a tree. She nursed the injured animal back to health, feeding it with breeding and raising fish. Mrs. Clark’s first’ experience in| in her back. To amuse her during breeding fish came a few yearsiapiece. Mrs. Clark said a period of relative inactivity,\ago when ‘she bred 155 beautiful'can't give children a fish. They Pontiac Press Phetes black stripe across its middle. The Silver Dollar | comes by its name aptly. It's large, round and |t0 The Press reporter a squirrel | silver colored. Mrs. Clark has well over two dozen different kinds of tropical fish in her collection. \! a bottle. So tathe it will sit on Mrs. Clark’s lap, the squirrel will come into the house through a window. ‘So far,” Mrs. Clark is responsible for| “You Mrs. Clark said, “she's brought [ ' back three sets of babies for me to feed.”’ friends gave her a few, tropical|angel fish, noted for their trianigu- don't ‘appreciate it, but ‘they’ do ilar body and fins and the shiny | appreciate it if they have to ea She joined 9 club then active jsilver and inky black colors. in the Pontiac area, formed to study and breed tropical fish. Starting many of. the children in the club hag disbanded, jher block on a tropical fish hobby. | but Mrs, Clark kept right om (Several years ago, a group of chil- jdren came in every Monday after- noon to help Mrs. Clark and by jhelping' her they ‘‘earned"’ a fish it themselves,”’ \ iq the many tanks and jars in Mrs, Clark’s home is a veritable host of brilliant colored, odd shaped and different sized fish. The flaming red and electric bine Bettas caught your reporter's | eyé, Mrs, Clark told how the are known as the Siamese fighting fish. ers and many years ago the Sia- mese and Chinese used to bet their money and even their lives; into slavery on the prowess of a particular fighting Betta. * Mrs. Clark said one of her tanks of fish is just like a human com-| jmade in other Communist .coun-! munity, There are births, deaths, romances, fights. Certain fish stay | certain places just like we have our|to top power in the Soviet Union! homes. There are all sorts of tem- | peraments, mean ones, silly ones | and just average ones. Some of ie ft oat inhabit tanks at Mrs. Clark’s are the Bet-| tas, angel fish, the clown loach, | a bright yellow and ebony black | striped beauty that comes by its name naturally; the kissing gour- ny, that “kisses” so hard, it kissed the skin right off the side of a big) round silver dollar fish, the slinky | cat fish, the long thin pencil fish, | nedns, sword fish, black tetra and) at least a dozen more kinds. The fish eat live food, little white worms that Mrs, Clark. has to raise, scraps of liver and gup- pies. Baby fish have, to be fed more often thatthe adult mem- bers of the tanks, The most har- rowing feeding job Mrs, Clark | ever had was feeding the baby angel fish. They had to be fed every three or four hours all day long. It wag pretty obvious that Mrs. Clark is quite a woman where ani- ‘mals are concerned. While talking | climbed over the screen on the |window and then inside the screeni| ‘to pick up some nuts. Mrs. Clark! told how the squirrel had fallen} out of a tree when it was young.) It was unconscious. She picked it! up and fed it. Now it keeps coming back, bringing its babies back for} food. The squirrel is so tame that! it will sit on Mrs. Clark's lap and| let her touch it. * * . Mrs. Clark says her hobby (at/ least the way she goes in for it)) is expensive. She sells’ some of | her fish and trades some with oth-| er fish lovers. Her hobby can't] bring over $50 a month or she| would have to take out a li-! cense. * * ® i Mrs. Clark's big ambition right | now is to own a pure black angel | fish. She says that a Detroit firm) has developed one and she wants | to inquire into it as soon as she, can. Another future interest for| Mrs. Clark is the breeding of} marine animals, That takes salt| water, though, which is hard to get and expensive. j o Life never oats dull in the Clark | household. The Clarks rent a total! of 14 apartments and keep them) in condition. Mrs, Clark does a lot of sewing, cares for the fish arid! the squirrel and if she ever gets! ,bored, she can just sit and watch | ithe life and excitement going on in| ithere’s plenty of it! nounced today-that Polish Com- 7 munist- boss: Boleslaw Rierut had. james in’ Moscow “oe a severe National Council, ; sponsored underground Par: * * former president and premier of Polish Cerhiianisn: Boss Dies ‘After Severe Illness’ LONDON. lWarsaw radio an-in Mosepy. during World War Tl (He ; wag” ‘Russians set him up as head of | Bierut, mest secretary of the a Soviet bloc’ state, was 64, | | He had Sens Poland's No. 1 |Communist since World War Il 'nist-dominated diet in February 1947. * 7” Five years later, in 1952, he gave up the presidency to become) |premier. In 1954 he resigned the] | premiership to take over the vhief| party post. The same switch was! |tries, and all were viewed by! ; | Western observers as a reasser- | tion of party control after the rise ‘of party boss Nikita Khrushchev. * * @ | Bierut, son of a peasant, was ja rebel from boyhood, He joined lin student strikes and was ex- |pelled from schoo} for anti-Tsarist activities. He became a printer, joined trade union an@ cooperative move- ments and published an illegal \newspaper, * * * | In 1927 he left Poland ond stud- jied in Berlin, Munich and Vienna. |before the last German soldier rode back into Poland with thelrooms \Red army, \and was elected president of the) The male Bettas are great fight- |Polish republic by the Commu. | He returned’ in 1933, only to get! lin trouble again, He was sen- ijtenced to seven years in — j\for anti-Fascist activity. Bierut held several minor pe Jet Crashes in Japan TOKYO #—A U.S. Air Force jet trainer crashed near the Yokota, air base this afternoon shortly aft- |er takeoff. The pilot was killed. 'His name was withhelr, | % » CLEANUP IN THE TOMBS, — Capuchin moriks clean up water ‘her fish tanks, and believe me,| i? the famous tombs of the former Austrian Hapsburg emperors in Vienna, Austria, Dampness jis extremely dangerous to the tin coffins inito Poland’ by parachute .to help ‘organize . the the Moscow.|!t liament for postwar Foland. The the provisional government even | tional |was driven from the country, He! of the building houses \reading rooms all next ‘to a eee | : be s > 144. -2¥.. ” * t — POR recon mt tl SMASHUP IN COOK COUNTY—Sheriff Joseph Lohman looks like major league material as he winds w to take a healthy cut at a ast machine confiscated in a raid by police in Til, About $1,000 was taken from the turned over to the county. treasurer's office, a ee — > Press Photo inside the tombs and seeping water, caused ai heavy spring thaws, fs speeding up the so-called “‘tin pestilence” which has aged some of the hundred-year-old sarcophagl. | ae ‘ . —F : 4 = hee es a Se : o THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1986s _ tance Datraat Autherine Lucy | vE - Indians Retreat Fi fo Cheyo (From Lansing one e Sr em + / a — tigation by the VA, the Michigan and Securities Com- mission and Warren Township for more than. six months, according to Jameson, after severdl hundred . Examination Demanded - | Hotehkiss Co. for failure to correct on Larceny Charge deficiencies in 44) sy B. Kline, #8, of Oak Park, - 3 Controversy Over Sale \”” prose gegen of Trinkets to Tourists c¢ Alabama touched off rioting Causes Stampede culminating-in her suspension and Hi INGRID’S DAUGHTER — Jennie Lindstrom, right, 17, daughter of Ingrid Bergman, appears in Salt Lake City school play, where she lives with her father, Dr. Peter Lindstrom. GOP's Hall Hits Adlai on Charge ‘Party Chairman Says Dem Distorting Facts of Farm Economy e 5j | : ? g : ; I is EF i i | i & ify h = i i HE zi He i i Sheriff Starts Unique School Behind Bars LOUISVILLE (—A unique ex- periment in education launcher when 12 men, aged 18 to 40, went to classroom behind bers. — Sheriff Bruce Hoblitzell believes 8 + & fe ei? e z Said one: “IT never had time to go to school. Now time is one thing I've got plenty of.” Flint Resident Gets Three-Year Probation Thomas admitted March 5 steal- ing a car Feb. 28 in Independence Township. Chicago was the first city to pass a compulsory pasteurization law, im 1908. \ LANSING ,u — A group of In- was n-| Mrs. M. L. Chambers of 99 Frank- better-|knocked. her down and snatched -Given Detroit Man pow-wow on the subject. said, “‘Especialiy the educated In- dians. They don’t want to make trinkets, They want to be doctors and lawyers.” “Personally,” he said, “T’d like to see them make their own stuff instead of importing It from Brooklyn or somé other place.” He said Indians in the ad- mitted stocking their sou- venir stands with beads made in China, tomahawks made in Japan and dolls made in Germany. * * *& | “They say that’s the only way they can make money,” Dr. Beeson said, ‘'I think they could make le- gitimate souvenirs, charge a little more and find that the toprists buy them.” Take Jewelry, Bills From City Woman Jewelry valued at $300 and sev- eral small bills were stolen from In Bilvod, by two. thieves who her purse, she told police yester- day. Mrs. Chambers said she was walking home last night at 8:20 when one of the men approached her, asking directions. As she turned up the walk to her house. both men knocked her down and) ran off with her purse, she said.| In the puse was gold and dia- — bracelet worth $300, she said. Three-Year Probation Thieves who broke through the, back door of the Brooklyn Hard-| ware at 1681 Auburn Ave. Sunday | night got away with $77 in cash and, two cartons of cigarettes, owner George A. Scholtz of 155 Illinois Ave. told Oakland County Sheriff's deputies yesterday. New Milestone in Cancer Research — UM Study Finds Detection Method ANN ARBOR (INS)—The The ease— |Thomag Henry Guinzburg Jr., son F _ FRUNNING FOR His Wea LUIFE,GOMETIMES AT we" 30 MILES PER HOUR, THE SNOWSHOE HARE Pe WILL OCCASIONALLY a = MAKE AN EXTRA HIGH HOP TO LOOK BACK AT HIS PURSUER. gressional approval of a rate boost whether or not Detroiters receive city tax reduction this mer, in postal fees. _ neil members opened the] LAKE THEATER .o= TONIGHT buildings. a reductions, amounting | to $25 million were to be con-| sidered today in the field of major buildings, including downtown of. | fice structures ci Rita Gam to Marry — Thomas Guinzburg Jr. NEW YORK \#—The parents of film actress Rita Gam have an- engagement to of the founder. and president of Viking Press. Miss Gam js to be an attendant at « Grace .Kelly’s wedding to Prince Rainier in is Monacg April 18, ito dete for Mik Gaes's ad. marry before leaving for Monaco. 6,700 Attend Showing GRAND RAPIDS u»—The Great-| er Michigan Home Show, an ex-; position of the newest products’ in the field of home building, furnishing and improvement, drew 6,700 persons to its opening Mon- day a at Civic Auditorium. The show continues through Saturday. - HOUSTON STORY <, AEC Reveals Sales of Products Abroad ' WASHINGTON \—The Atomic Energy Commission nounced the first shipment abroar| of heavy water under President) ra-| Eisenhower's atoms-for-peace pro-, gram. * ¢ *® The AEC said it has approved! the sale of 199 tons of heavy water; to six nations and that 16 tons of this had been shipped—11 tons to Great Britain and 5 to France. The sales price was $28 a pound,, AEC said. Heavy water is used in several types of atomic reactors. These total amounts were ap- | proved for a | prance United pancam. 30; India, 21: wO tons: | Australia, | * He Asks Directions From Wrong Person | SUFFOLK. Va. ® — A motorist, out of ‘gas here, asked a passing ,, driver for directions to the near- est filling station. The passing driver — a police-| man in a patrol car — pointed to ed walking toward it. Before he \the cop, who noted that the gas- jars of illegal ‘whisky. To Represent Holland HOLLAND w@ — Larry A. Sie- dentop, a Hope College junior from Downers Grove, TIL. Monday as Holland community ambassador and will visit France as part of an experiment in inter- national living, sponsored by Hol-| land organizations. He is the sixth jambassador to be selected in the! annual event. The Belgian Congo is to have a new university to serve its stu- dents and those of the un- fellow named George,” then van-/mandated territory of Ruanda- have to go, but you keep hoping | Ul rundi, bombed ‘Yeports. RS Se CAT'S MEOW — What is probably the first doorbell for cats has today an-; wnttaly, 10; Switzerland, up to one on the hill. The motorist start- reached it he was overhauled by iless car contained 15 five-gallon| was selected Hollywood Headlines: Famed Old Hotel Passing, EXCITING ‘solani JUBILEE THAN VERE From the Filmland: Scene By BOB THOMAS He shows us some of the past HOLLYWOOD (#—Let’s pay a glories of the Hollywood Hotel.' ‘last visit to the old Hollywood There is the big dining room, | | Hotel. closed since 1947. “It was bril- s. ¢ liantly lighted with chandeliers; | For 53 years, the hotel has been, sitting quietly on the corner of Jeffries. “And there were always. | Hollywood Blvd. and Highland clean white tablecloths on = Ave., impervious to the passing of tables and shiny silver.” |time. With its Spanish-style ala-| Now the chandeliers are hang-| baster front and red tarpaper roof, ing crazily, plaster has fallen trom! |it is a throwback to a gentler era the ceilings and the hardwood amid the tinsel and noise of Holly-| floors have buckled from rain | wood. ;water. All that remains of the | But progress has finally | past glamor are the stars painted caught up with the Hollywood | °" the ceiling. On each star is Motel. Mt will be tere down [Printed @ now taded name. Jet res explains that the players a bY an office building. reese of WAYS sat at the tables under their stores and a brand-new hotel. | eenes: We walk up the path, past the STARS OF THE PAST towering, top-heavy palms that; Some of the names that remain: ‘sway in the March wind. Inside,| Flora Finch, Thomas Meighan, |we find the large lobby with yel-| | Betty Blyth, Hobart Bosworth, |lowing paint on the bare walls.|Owen Moore, Viola Dana, H. B. ‘1A few elderly people are seated| Warner, J. J. Corbett. the overstuffed couches. Jeffries continues down one ot Wadiad ts fon dak Leslie| the wide halls. He shows us a | Jeffries, the gentle, gray-haired|5mall music room, now used for manager. who speaks with a slight| Civic meetings. The piano bears a accent of his native England. He/|>rass plate reading: “To com- has been with the hotel for 14)memorate the’ apo by Carrie years and doesn’t conceal his sor-| Jacobs Bond immortal row at its closing. songs in 1909." LOST LANDMARK The og composer near es s | there, manager says, as They say the new place will be P.G.W os.) Mitner Gf a real attraction,” he remarks. odehow yna, “But I can't help, feeling that) Nezimova and others. Rudolph Hollywood will be losing one of its) Valentino was married to his foal bade.“ ‘second wife in the hotel, he | * * * says. _ The real tragedy, he says, is to} He shows us one of the rooms, ithe tenants. Eighty per cent of which rents for $25 a week—‘You them are permanent guests, and) don’t see them this big in hotels som® have lived there as long as 20 years. Most are widows; a few) the are retired show people like char- acter actor Grant Mitchell and | Stage star Virginia Pearson. “They just don't know where As we leave. Jeffries says: “The to go,” says Jeffries. “They've (old place just couldn't pay for’ put off making plans. It's a_ itself any more. We have only 125) little like dying: You know you Toms, and though it has been 80) per cent occupied, it isn't enough | |to keep up with the high taxes on — the property. So the hotel will /have to go. It’s a shame.” Third Youth Admits IF Taking Case of Beer | A third youth, 19, yesterday was arrested in the theft March 2 of; ia case of beer from a grocery | store at 888 Orchard Lake Ave. | {Raymond D. Kardell, 56 New York, |St. pleaded guilty to a charge of simple larceny. Kardell was fined $10 by Pon-, tiac Municipal Judge Maurice E. ' Finnegan, as were his companions, | |Joe E. Hayward, 19 of 73 E. Chi- ieago Ave. and Redvers J. Wil-' |iams, 19, of 149 W. Brooklyn) Ave. wide starcase to the lobby—’ ea you imagine the grand en- trances they made on this?” * * a wen't happen. ie SESSION TONIGHT Music by the So-phis-to-cats No Cover—No Minimum DELL’S INN (Advertisement) SAFE, NEW, EASY way STOPS | they like a lot of light,” says ; any more.”’ Then he returns down ———— | |THE MAN WHO OPENED THE WEST! THURSDAY, MARCH 15 WATCH WEDNESDAY FOR PROGRAM | trade outlet, Rome reports. often a mile down where the tem-' perature is a cool 38 degrees. _ been invented by Aksel Peterhaensel, 12, of Odense, Denmark. Aksel Dt EEE | designed the gadget because he didn’t like to see the family cat, “Ru- West Germany has becom e. dolf,”” stand outside in the cold-waiting for somebody to open the |Italy's primary supply source and door. Now Rudolf just steps on that pad outside the door and the bell rings, announcing: his readiness to come in. BED-WE ETTING er Sees ~=WARNERCOLOR ROSSANA JACK Shown at 2:34, PODESTA « teen SERNAS. pris 5:55, 9:16 at aering SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE 2nd FEATURE: Thrills! Action! Suspense! “SECRET VENTURE” Sat.: ‘2nd Greatest Sex’ & ‘There's Always Tomorrow’ Say, Lucy! I Hear that the Is Holding Over Our New Picture! | Yes, Desi! “FOREVER DARLING” Is Breaking All Records in Pontiac! ae | See It Today at 12:25 - 3:55 - 6:10 - 9:55 2nd pee The Biggest Spy Story of the Decade! “OPERATION MANHUNT” | State | ENDS TODAY! GIANT SPIDER! “ TARANTULA” 4 PLUS “THE PRODIGAL” STARTS WEDNESDAY . KIRK DOUGLAS. 9) ™INDIAN FIGHTER 2X renown » CittemaScoPe | Lady Godiva Sram Se re / TWENTY-ONE Waives Examination on Check Charge John C. Gordon,. 25, of 320 Wes- ~ Beecitive of Airline Haven Hill Speaker |. State Aviation Education|County Circuit Court Monday. po Pontiac Municipal Judge Cecil Haven McCallum released Gordon under March 28, $200 bond. ; ing planners said Police .charged that Gordon % signed his name to a check he Title of Mertes’ allegedly stole from a fellow fac- speech will be tory worker. He ‘was arrested “Aviation — Its through information furnished at Challenge to Your the bar where the check was|_ Curriculum.” cashed, police said. Affiliated with various aviation au @ educations’ Generosity Pays Off; associations, Overdue Books Return speaker is a colonel in the Civil Air Patrol and is an adviser to| POMPTON LAKES, N.J. @ — the director of the U. S. Armed| Generosity pays. Forces. Institute. - The local library announced re- A former teacher, he joined|Cemtly that all overdue books United Airlines in 1943 and is would be accepted without fines ; +. (during forgiveness week. shag narer el ol coat ae Back came 87 volumes—includ- : ing two taken out more than five Northern Ireland has increased |¥°*'S 8° the government’s annual grant for! music and the arts. Unemployment is . declining in Italy. UNUSUAL GIFT — Visitors to Tate Gallery, London, admire three-ton Menorah, Jewish ceremonial candlestick, to be presented by members of British Parliament to Israeli Parliament » mark 300th anniversary of the Jews in England. Anyusy you Figure it, Further steps towards the re- alization of the $750,000 Public Safety Building and the $3,000,000 addition to Pontiac General Hos- pital will be taken tonight at the weekly City Commission meeting. Included on the 27-point agenda, is the tabulation of construction bids received for the proposed new police-municipal court edifice, and a communication from Berry, Stevens, and Moorman on the no- tice of sale and form of the bonds to finance a portion of the hos- pital wing. In further business, the com- missioners are expected to hear a report from City Manager Walter K. Willman on negotia- tions with the Municipal Airport on preposed extension plans at the field, Slated also are two reports from the City Plan Commission on the proposed street layout size of a tentative plat of a 10-acre parcel on the north side of Featherstone avenue. The second report will be a rec- for Income Tax! The compact Victor Champion makes a practical gift for anyone who requires fast, accurate figures. Can be carried anywhere .. . used anywhere. No spgeral training re-\\ quired. Totals up to Males , MULT Sturdily constructed. ‘ADDING MACHINES —— eo Victor @ Remington @ Burroughs @ R. C. Allen . @ Smith-Corone ommendation that the south side ‘of Auburn avenue from Perkins ELL —~ pEHELL Zoe 123 North Seginew Sb. Pi FERMB31 © | 2c sens one ao a = Two engineer estimates are ex- INSURE AGAINST TORNADOS on Yale and Hopkins streets from Baldwin te University. 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Finally the board summ- ‘oned the town's representatives to a hearing. “The first we heard of this | hearing,” said Thurman Britts, th W [ d? 9 /commonealth’s attorney for Craig, That anges e or situated, ‘‘was a story in the news- paper.” He added that the notices) the coutry in which Newcastle is} A strange man in Los ‘Angel esjare latent in all of us, and that) went to the mayor and ‘when the 5 Public Safety Building Bid on Agenda of Commission javenue from Paddock to Gilmour; jings will be aired, with confirma-| ment and maintenance bond with, the city for improvements on New- port avenue and intersection of University avenue is —— for action. A public hearing on ‘inte to construction a combined sewer on the west side of Joslyn avenue from Second to Third is included! on the agenda. i i 7 z g 3 Hearings on construction of wa- ter mains are slated on the follow- ing streets: Grandview boulevard from Paddock to Omar; McGregor Gilmour drive from Grandview to Paddock; Peacock avenue from Joslyn to Fuller; Clara avenue! from Joslyn to east property line of lot 30, assessor's plat 102; and Fuller avenue from Peacock to! Columbia. In final action, ten public hear tion deferred, on special assess-| ment rolls for two-inch blacktop) pavement for the following streets: Hill street from Auburn to north line of lots 23 and 28, assessor's plat 133 and from north line of Bliss street to East Pike street; o. 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DOUBLE HOLDENS @ TRADING STAMPS Next — Food, Drayton z 3 haa Charge LESS for Filling DRUG STORES 148 N. Saginaw St. Near Sears West Huron at Telegraph in London, the | g*% ra ; WILSON-GMC Company 675 Oakland Avenue - Pontiac, Michigan “BUILT ee ‘ | | Cite, ip aa | ‘siphon heey” IN PONTIAC-BY PON TEAC: PEOPLE’’ FOR PROPER HOME HEATING IT’S PONTIAC With over 5,000 Furnace Installations in the Oakland County Area, Automatic Heating Co., 17 Orchard Lake Avenue, keeps deliveries and service moving at record clip with the aid of dependable GMC Trucks. © Phone FEderal 5-9485 ea a 4 AUTOMATIC HEATING CO. * THE PONTIAC. PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1956 ‘Will Site of _UM, MSU Tilt Stir Rhubarb? — { Deer Control Measure Given {One More ‘Life: PR ESS BOX t Is Mic going to witness another rhubarb over the location of the Michigan-Michigan State Foot- ball game? We hope not. This is essentially a “home” production and thus faces a different set of circumstances than other foot- ball encounters. oe E. C. “Ted” Hayhow, publisher of The Hillsdale Daily News and formerly with The Pontiac Press, believes the game should be played in Ann Arbor most of the time. _: “The contest belongs to the people of the sta says he, “and more of them can watch their xa favorites in Ann Arbor.” Plans are under way to move the press box at Ann Arbor which will raise the seating capacity some two or three thousand. This will place it at 100,001. State seats around 50,745. x x & ; “Nearly twice as many people can watch the annual struggle in Ann Arbor,” quoth the Sage of ; Hillsdale, “and I believe that’s sufficient reason for ‘ scheduling it there. Of course I think it ought to ‘be played in East Lansing occasionally for the _ benefit of the East Lansing contingent that can’t _ Possibly get to Ann Arbor.” — ; + 4 « ® ‘ Someone suggested it be awarded the Spartans every fourth year. Thus all graduates at State would ve one opportunity of watching the two teams on thei home grounds while they were attending the niversity. ak t Both Universities profit immeasurably more fi- oy by y playing at Ann Arbor but The Press ‘feels tha is a secondary consideration. The : best: vrvoe to the greatest number should be the ‘| prime moving force. x *«* k * . And incidentally, for the benefit of the partisans of Hast Lansing, it might be well to record here that “Ted” Hayhow is an aftient Michigan State alumnus and his ohly additional wish in connection with the annual - + Black Squirrel Bill to Provides Vehicle for Reviving - copes LANSING wh — ‘The senate Mon- lay night breathed new life into the proposal for discretionary con- trol over state deer herds, killed two weeks ago in the house. The revival was accomplished by |inserting new material into a house- approved bill which in its original form was ‘limited to establishing a hunting season for black squir- »/ rels, The new language was incorp- orated at the suggestion of Sen. Charies T. Prescott (R-Prescott), conservation committee chair. man. The bill was advanced for & passage vote lJater on. The amendments would authorize _|the state conservation commission to open special seasons on deer at its discretion. Now the regular deer season starts by Jaw on Nov. 15 and runs until Nov. 30. * * * In addition to establishing dates, the commission could fix area boundaries for hunting, the man- ner and method of taking deer and the kind, sex and number that could be taken. In brief, the ameridments would give the commission deer man- agement powers equivalent to those which would have been conferred by the socalled Peltz bill, This measure, authored by Rep. Emil A. Peltz (R-Rogers City), was killed by a 9 to 5 vote in the house conservation committee, _ Prescott told the senate last night that interested sportsmen for two years have been trying to bring such a proposal to a full scale vote in the legislature, and — is the only way we can do Because the black squirrel bill already has passed the house, game is this: when it returns there, assuming: senate approval, it would back api or es every year and always by at on pre question a “concurrence be “t really covet three figures,” said the Great Man committe: seidentiog’ bypass = dou ouldn’t that look good? so. & “State 104. Like the Peltz bill, the Prescott ; “Michigan 2. And in Ann Arbor.” Wat NEXT, LEGISLATORS? x * £ Every year certain antics qualify as the silliest pro- - Our current nomination is the — that Mich- he State be compelled by law to play football with x * How silly 2 you get? £ If Detroit and State want to play each other, they . If either of them is disinterested, what business ‘* * * “1 the U. of D. decides State's too tough, they'll seek other competitors. ai cements of that particular time. University of Detroit. * ’* * & * f that of an outsider or the state Legislature? If State decides Detroit would constitute an un and wouldn't be a drawing card in East Lansing, t’s State’s business. ‘kk © We doubt whether a half dozen a imators in octet | feel any differently. You might just as well “pass a law” to compel people to eat only beef raised in Michigan. Or some half baked joker could propose that Michigan legis- late against the use of football players that didn't stand six feet tall and weigh more than 202 pounds. x *« & * The universities and colleges in Michi a pretty good job of handling and min business. _ Busy bodies _might well emulate them. are doing g their own amendments provide that in its discretionary deer management ac- sion would have to act on the basis of investigations and surveys con- ducted by technically trained per- sonnel- of the game division. Seven Swifties af Gulfstream MIAMI, Fla. — The $100,000) Gulfstream Park Handicap to be! decided at a mile and « quarter, seven swift _{horoushbreds. Nashua, Lestie. Combe IT's star, drew top weight of 129 pounds and became a 45 favorite to win the to atone, $1, 123, 015. That would give him the money- winning title now held by — wal Farm's Citation at $1,085. It will be two pounds more hag Nashua carried in the widener handicap last month, which he horse finish. * * * Rex Ellsworth's Swaps, Califor- nia speedball who beat Nashua in ithe Kentucky Derby, also was as- — | signed 129 pounds by Horace Wade ~ Jewelers Trim Lansing ); ~ Now Enter State Tourney; ‘Gulfstream Park racing secretary and handicapper, but will not start. Tech Plays Boston’ Boston — in NCAA Puck Opener COLORADO SPRINGS @ — tivities the conservation commis-/ race and push his total earnings ting. Shaw's Jewelers qualified for the men’s state basketball tournament this weekend at Battle Creek with a 74-59 win over Corey's Food Mar- ket of Lansing in district play Monday night at the Pontiac = School gymnasium. ~ It was the 18th straight wiehicy! this seasof for the unbeaten Jewel- ers, who will now enter the state finals Friday and Saturday in the cereal capital. Last night’s game was close only in the opening quarter. Shaw’s held a 19-17 lead going into the 2nd peried, then stretched the advantage to 39-28 at halftime and won going away. The Jewelers outscored the Lan- | sing team in every stanza. Four Shawmen scored in double Cage Results MONDAY'S COLLEGE fete NCAA Tournamem First Reund 74, Moly Cross 72 Ci North Carolina State 78 Wayne, Mich, 72, aul 63 Ky. tor, eg pd WwW. Va. 9 Beattie 68, Idaho Rowsd - We gic tg — = g Gusta’ 8 East Central (Ohio) 67, , B-- ate G ier a & Southeastern Okie, 78 Ai Tex aed a. MONDAYS RESULT LTS | ‘Misvespota’ ft 104, tou te. figures, headed by Ken Titherage who tallied 20 points. Dave Se- Michigan Tech will meet Boston Thursday night in the opening game of the NCAA hockey tourna- By 3. GUY MOATS Flint Northern’s Saginaw fon of the year. The|be - the per. crew Bee od witht Sup Vikings are heavy favor-(Reds, Don Beedle’s Waterford) Valley. bar 6 at 9: wt o:d0lites: pera ogee were ready todayjo’clock tonight on the big Pontiac's Chiets s, getting meet probably their/IMA floor *Funt. “We'relinto action hest basketball com-|ready,” said Beedle. “We'll|Class A Regional Wi ree ee at .m. are the on ees 8O THIS IS BRAGAN — Philadelphia Phillies manager Mayo Smith, right, gets his first look at the new AP Wirephoto Bragan as their teams met in an exhibition game Pittsburgh Pirates Manager Bobby here yesterday. 7th Place Mellowness! By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | hit like me—.240,"" muttered Mir- Baltimore Orioles must be mellow- *| self. He hit .255 last year. ing or the depths of seventh- place Richards is the first to admit! in the American League might) 16 ia tavetved ial s have made him pull his belt in al! notch. } . * @«@ | No longer is he breathing fire| and brimstone, challenging his op-| ponents to lick him. |pressive are John Francona, a * .* |\22- year-old first baseman, and “We're po about the same as Brooks Robinson, an 18 - year - old last year,” sighed Richards today, third baseman. before sending his outfit against! od the New York Giants in an ex-| “But right now, for this year,” hibition game in Phoenix. “Welsaid Richards, who doubles in| have some good boys, but they're brass as Oriole general manager, pretty — We tried to operate) “‘our big need is for batting. If too much in a hurry with kids we could come up with a third last year.” |baseman who can hit 330, we Richards’ main problem is no might step up some.’ secret around the circuit. He has) The Orioles’ lack of power was |adequate pitching. built around painfully evident in Scottsdale,’ Jim Wilson, a better-than-average Ariz., yesterday when they took a defense with shortstop Willie Mir-|95 lacing from the Giants. Jim anda as the bulwark, but no hit-| Pisoni, a rookie outfielder, got the 'Orioles' only big blow, a two-run “We got five or six guys who homer off Jim Hearn. — Pontiac ‘Y’ Tankers Sink Birmingham in Last Mee youngsters in camp who are high- ly impressive but obviously a sea- * * | intermediate swimming teams of 43.4 seconds. : scored one-sided victories over| . Birmingham last weekend in the’ During the — schedule the Pontiac ‘Y’ pool to conclude their prep swimmers completely rewrote regular season. the pool records. some of which ® EJ The prep tankers shattered ‘four Vidual records were set as well as pool records in crushing Birming- two team marks. ham, 62-6; the juniors won by a The prep squad wound up its 50-9 margin, and the intermedi-| season with five wins In six | ates triumphed in an abbreviated starts. The junior tankers di- meet, 243. Pontiac won every, vided six meets while the inter- event in each dual meet. mediates chalked up a 2-0 rec- Mike set a new | ord. record in the 20-yard orthodox | breaststroke with the time of 13.8 seconds. Tom Eley posted Pontiac will compete in the 8th’ Championships this Saturday and long - range| json or two away. The most im-| | won by a meck in a tight four-| Pontiac's YMCA prep, junior andj tablished the record-breaking time J. Steiner, president of the Univ- | |North Canton State, ranked No.'a fiesty front line in a 2-1-2 zone, jovertimes at Madison Square Gar-|All-America Tom Heinsohn of es .and Wayne (Mich.) upset DePaul | 7243 in a pair at Fort Wayne, Lear,” iNCAA bring netted 15 points, Bob McMan- us 12, arid Gar Townes 10. Stragier topped Corey's with 17 points, Bill York poured in 29 points to pace General Motors to a 71-63 de- ment. Defending champion * Michigan; which is favored to repeat, will meet St. Lawrence of Canton, N, Y., in the other Ist round game the new time of 21.8 In the 4- yard freestyle and Edward Kum- mert’s clocking of 12.8 was a new mark’in the 20-yard back- stroke. s¢ision over Stone Front in the pre- liminary exhibition contest, Sohn made 17 for the losers. on ‘Friday night. the title Saturday night. The prepsters’ 80-yard freestyle, rington, Eley and Kummert es- Sunday at Toledo. On Saturday, March 24, the ‘Y’ swimmers will participate in the. | Michigan Northeast District meet ‘at City. District qualifiers will enter the YMCA state cham-, Winners will battle it out for,relay team of Bob Roberts, Har-' pionships at Michigan State Uni- hivsiatad on April 13-14. Tartars Upset DePaul 72-63 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (Dartmouth at Madison Square The NCAA eliminations got un- Garden and Southern Methodist-| der way in the national champion. Texas Tech and Oklahoma City- lship basketball tournament last Memphis State at Wichita, Kan. | ‘night with the “wrong man” sink- oe ling a winning basket, a near-rec-’ jord team point total, two upsets ‘Cross came on a jump shot by 66 land a oe A, ‘Fred Cohen with 8 seconds re- * “maining. But it wasn't planned | Heinsohn after a time out with 344! seconds remaining. Heinsohn's: ‘jump shot bounced off the board. back into his hands and he shot, again. That one hit—but the of-' buzzer, * * Temple meets the Connecticut: Wayne now meets Kentucky and| ' Morehead plays Iowa in a second- ‘round doubleheader at Iowa City, Seattle, which meets Utah at Temple's success against Holy ficials ruled it was after the fina] Corvallis, Ore., Friday, rode home as sub guard Claire Markey hit 6 of the Chieftains’ last 8 points. Dick Stricklin scored the clincher Temple” ewe "Hoty Cross the that way. Hal Lear, who paired Manhattan winner and Canisius with 2 minutes left. ‘boot 74-72 and Canisius upeet with sophomore Guy Rodgers as. '2 in the final Associated Press was to have taken the last shot. poll today, 79-78 in a record four It was the 5-11 Lear who matched den, Morehead (Ky.) State rolled Holy Cross . with * points, up a 107-92 victory over Marshall) “We had a up os, play for, said Owl Coach Harry Lit- Ind, Seattle hung on to beat Tdaho wack, “but Heinsohn, apparently State 68-66 at Seattle — jcoming out to help a teammate} oF 6+ ‘in the rush for the ball, left Cohen The first-tound firing in the uncovered so Fred got the ball tourney that winds nd ‘and let it go." March 23 at Evanston, IIl., Holy Cross, the 1947 NCAA tinues tonight with Conmnetieis \cheanip, tried desperately to recov- Manhattan and West Virginia -'er, passing the’ ball into the 6-7 ja game, fell just oné short of the ‘NCAA team mark in clobbering takes on the West Virginia-Dart-| mouth winner in Friday’s second! round at Philadelphia. | Morehead, which had a record major college average of 96. points Marshall's Mid-American Confer- ence champions for. qa third time this season. Utah holds the rec- ord with its 108-85 decision over. Seattle last ear. DePaul, with a slim bench, was. outmanned by Wayne, who’ got 27 points from 5-11 sophomore Clar- ence Straughn. Ron Sobieszczyk was high for DePaul with 17, * * In the NAIA aa round at Kan-| sas City, ; linois established a tourney record Ne by walloping Eastern New Mex-'' ico 114-87. In other games, Cen- tral (Ohio) State defeated Mon- 5°" tana State 67-66; Austin (Tex.) de- feated Coe (Iowa) 72-64; Gustavus Adolphus eliminated East Tennes-. see 80-60; Geneva (Pa.) edged Arkansas Tech 74-69; Rockhurst) (Kan.) trounced Rider (N.J.) 81. 59: Georgia Teachers nipped Southeastern Oklahoma 81-78 and Eau Claire (Wis.) put out Port- land (Ore.) 84-76, - Richards Still Looking for Hitting Skippers. Underdogs, Chiefs. I vored | loss omy i re ee scorer defensive Sy Treais sprained his le “We won't use Rod unless we haye to, ‘and if he is able to get around without too much diffi- culty,” says Coach Art Van Ryzin. PHS will start ace, All- Valley (and tioned on several all-state fives) Willle DeWalt at forward; Hudson Ray at center; Dave Diehm and Larry Peet at guards, in practice and will definitely. net! | Van Ryzin has brought up high- scoring Dick Whitmer from the re- By BILL CORNWELL into the MHSAA state basketball tourney warfare tonight with re- gional battles scheduled at Bir- mingham and Ferndale. Two games lead off the eight- team regional on the Maple court. East Detroit, co-favorite with De- troit Catholic Central, engages De- troit St. Joseph in openet. Berkley and Southfield, a pair of Inter-Lakes foes, renew their rivalry in the windup attraction. The Bears and Jays split two games during the season with Berkley winning the league title. The remainder of the field takes to the hardwoods Wednesday night. Catholic Central encounters Ed Campbell's Royal Oak squad. in the Ist game and host. Birming- ham tackles Mt. Clemens, Eastern Michigan League rival. Highland Park, the pre-tourney favorite at Ferndale, meets rangy Austin Catholic team from, Detroit in tonight's lone encounter on the Railsplitter floor. Austin, posted an unbeaten record in the Catholic League's Central Di-; vision. . Detroit DeLaSalle faces Ham- The Giants’ victory kept their '—three victories in three starts. The world champion Brooklyn | has been testing his rookie crop — their first exhibition game a 5-2 decision over Milwaukee in ‘Miami, It was the Braves’ os defeat. * * * | The Kansas City A's stopped the |Boston Red Sox, 7-4, behind ef-| ‘fective elbow work by three rook- |ies—Walt Craddock, Bill Herriage jand Bil] Harrington. Charley Rabe, , Tom Acker and Pat Scantlebury; |three more freshmen, tamed the |St. Louis als for the Cin- | Cinnati Redlegs, 2-1. The Cleveland Indians crushed the Chicago Cubs, 7-6 with five runs in the eighth inning. The Cards’ B squad downed the White Sox ol beter att "UD in No Hurry to Leave MVC DETROIT #—The Rev. Celestin, versity of Detroit, says the Titans’ Have no immediate plans to pull out of the Missouri Valley Confer- ence. Father Steiner wrote confer- ers yesterday arid faculty represen- tatives at conference schools ex- iplaining his stand of last week. At that tirhe he announced Detroit ‘was junking the post of. athletic ‘director and intended to withdraw “ |from the conference. He added, jhowever, Detroit planned to full-. ‘fill commitments extending into, 1957. ments reflected his own personal views and did not at this time rep-) — resent an official stand by the. university. Wants Game in N. Y. NEW YORK \®—Mayor Robert! Wagner today conferred with West Point and Notre Dame officials in an effort to have the 1957 football, game between the two teams} played heree | TUESDAY'S EXHIBITION BASEBALL MERICAN LEAGUE on Lost Pet, Boston... 1 667 ‘Chicago 1.667) Lear City 1.667) ew York 1 667 bores j 1 500 Washington 1 1 500 cicremed e 1 2 1333) allimore 3 4.000. Milwaukee neers ree Bitsbuareh BWR e KS ‘B" 2 “>” 's. Chicago (A) EDKEMATS scmeocis At St. Petersby (A) va.) Pe Data (AD | At Ty Ariz: Baltimore (A) vs. Cleve-| Dodgers, who have looked miser-| building program. He has several| able while Manager Walt oa jtramck and Ferndale revives its EML war’ against Hazel Park in Manager Paul Richardg of teal j anda. He didn't do justice to him-| Cactus League record unblemished, Wednesday's games. Grosse Pointe drew a bye and plays the Highland Park-Austin winner Thursday. Class C schools inaugurate the Pentias regional Ss ne s Card At Birmingham im —East Detroit vs. Detroit sr. ‘Jone 9 p.m,—Southfield vs. Berkley At Ferndale & p.m— Tro came Park vs. Austin Catholi “CLASS = At Pen p.m.—Detroit St, Conti vs Devrott a Gregory. a= _—Marine City vs. Detroit 8t Atte Basilio Won't Chase Saxton in Title Go. | CHICAGO w—“If Saxton wants ithe title let him come out and make a fight of it,” says welter- ‘weight champion Carmen Basilio. That was the battle-scarred ex- |Marine’s way of telling challenger |Johnny Saxton that he has no in- tention of chasing a running tar- \get in their 15-round championship contest at Chicago Stadium y hight. Jersey Bowler Hits 4th Spot | Detroit had stood since 1951. Four indi- ence commissioner Arthur E. Eil- in ABC Event ROCHESTER, N.Y... — John Palley of Elizabeth, N.J.. has moved into fourth place in the sin- gles category of the 53rd annual merican Bowling Congress Tour- nament. Palley rolled a 659 series last. ‘Area Class A high schools plunge| setto, Wednesday at 9:30. Area Class A Teams Enfer Regional Tourney Tonight with two contests slated tonight at the high school gymnasium. St. Cecilia and St. Gregory, a couple of neighbors from Detroit's West Side Catholic League, clash in the curtain-raiser at 7 p.m. Detroit St. Bernard, which went to the state semi-finals last year before bowing to Wayland, locks horns with Marine City at 8:15, Marine City swept past Imlay- City, Marine City.Holy: Cross, and Richmond in district play at Marysville. St. Michael drew a rugged ep- ponent for its ist test Wednes- day night at 7 o'clock. The Shamrocks will take on Lake Shore, a ‘C’ school which fin- ished 3rd in the predominantly Class B Bi-County League. | Orchard Lake St. Mary and St. Benedict, two old Suburban Cath- olic League friends of the Mikes, ‘collide tomorrow . night in the nightcap. The Highland Park |Ravens dumped the Eaglets twice ‘during the SCL campaign. he! Class B teams enter the regional picture at PHS on Thursday eve- ‘ning. Walled Lake, which disposed ‘of Milford in the district, faces a tough assignment against St. Clair, while Rochester, Pontiac district winner, runs into Bi-County cham- pion Utica. The Class C semi-finals will be conducted Friday night, followed by both B and C = ‘games on on Saturday. Dons Number | | College Squad By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS or the second straight year, ‘the University of San Francisco | will go into the National Col- legiate Basketball Tournament as |the nation’s No. 1 team on the basis of regular season play. _ * Ld s San Francisco's Dons, the win ning-est team in major college his- tory, today received that designa- tion from 132 sports writers and broadcasters participating in the season's final Associated Press ranking poll. The top 10 teams with first-place votes and won-lost records in parentheses points based on 10 for first place, 9-8-7, etc.: . Ban Prancisco (66) (25-0) North Carolina ieee) (9) a 3) 5) (21-3) Louisville (2) (23-3) Southern Methodist UCLA (1) (21- Le Kentucky (2) ¢18-5) cinncta (18-4) 13) (23-2) SSe8SeF eu ye o Reveals Hidden Power Welterweight Ted Hanna of Gal-. lipolis, Ohio, lost his Golden | Gloves match recently, but he iscored a knockout anyway. Manager Malcolm Jackson had inight.to move into the magic five.| just walked over to console his Robert Rothgerber of Louisville.' boy after the fight when Hanna annual Ges Ciy Swimming) Father Steiner sald the state ess score. There were no. sther| caught’ Jecteon in. the sumach ‘a 693 | chan ges in last night’ 8 shooting. a |and knocked him cold. | ball team for winning the faa (A), At Lakeland, Fia.: St. Louis (N) vs. Detroit (A). |at — roe | —- Fia.: Milwaukee va. At woe . Philadelphia cm) ve. ( At “ey Via Cincinnat! (M) vs. (x) ve. New York (h), — the championship. BOYS CLUB CHAMPS — Gordon Clayton (left) and. Terry Hous ton. a earn display these trophies awarded to the Pontiac Boys Cl Boys Club of America tournament last weekend in Pontiac. The Pontiac cagers swept past | Dearborn, Philadelphia Branch of Detroit, and Highland Park to win ty : a ni ftjdi i ? 5 ¥ 3 quel’s successor The Cards made only four hits eran of the minor leagues, has his and scored their only run off al sights on the job. . Fairfield Wins Pensacola Test Young lilinoisan Hits Hot 69 to Give Him 275 Total PENSACOLA, Fla. (#—Young Don Fairfield headed for St. Pe- tersburg, Fla., today with $2,200 and his first victory on the winter pro golf circuit. The 27-year-old Casey, Il., pro shot a three-under-par 69 to win the Pensacola Open by two strokes yesterday, .His 72-hole total of 72-69-65-69—275 was 13 strokes un- der par. Fairfield is making his first tour on the pro tournament| the bell rang and piled up grind. points to gain a narrow decision. Bo wiskees: pro from Oklaho- ma CO too eos or Intramural Playoffs eo Next Monday at ‘Y’ of $1,500 with a- 72-67-70-68—277. Paul Harney of Bolton, Mass., fol- Canadian Al Baldin and Don! Pontiac’s YMCA Intramural! January of Abilene, Tex., tied for/League basketball playoffs start Boxer Dispels ‘Glass Jaw’ Idea With Tough Win NEW YORK — Hardy (Ba- to the top of the 16 ladder, today. Smallwood, *, 22-year-old grad- uate of the Golden Gloves, out- He took Drake could i lowed with 16-67-65-71—279 and fourth place with 282s. Each'next Monday night at the“Y’ gym. picked up: $910. The league champion Rockets meet : Seminary at 7:30 and the YMCA Dressen Denies faces Doris Inn at 8:30 in 1st round games. : . ‘ In last night’s concluding sea- Having Words son play, Bill/Varian scored 18) . ; 7 points to lead the YMCA's 41-37 With Porterfield _ {points to tes a ORLANDO, Fla. # — Charlie| Branch made 16 for Doris. Dressen, the voluble little Wash-| Seminary slaughtered Tech ington manager, denied today he|Club, 78-20, behind a 28-point out- ever had any harsh words with/put by Gerland Spangler. Bob) pitcher Bob Porterfield, who re-|Janda had eight points for Tech. | cently stated he was “tickled to) Pinal standings: death” to be traded away from wh WL the Senators because he couldnit/Prrca” 33 Pech club it get along with Dressen. /\Geminary +4 sa Posi . lesa! - iad beokectrats MOTOR In JUNIOR HOUSE "said. “I never had any words with) Tel-Huron 11 Risdon Dairy 48 the fellow. I have io in —— Schram a Ouman's” “i a long time and I did make one) Bicmar inn resge’s or two suggestions to him on the yy ee 233—sast tans ob subject of pitching. But he contin-|—?77 ued to pitch his way, anyway. But| LAKELAND LADIES we néver had any paar of an 8F BU") onrick ws or pod a ment. T let him have iS way. Bollard ge 41 Dor. par “ 3 Seed aaa tmar $5 46 Hammel 46 54 ‘ s ollis 6446 LaChic “4 Me Godhardt 63 47 Sportsman 43 36 Howe Gains inRace sm S28 eras. SH r, Cloverleaf 48 62 Loule’s Tay. 38 58 B. Kusak 211, EB. Baxter 550, Ed's Tav. 760, Ballard 21862 | for NHL Leadership ae oe RE (P—Gordie we’s Tom's Mkt. 6440 Woodman's 51 ; MONTREAL Uy xordie Ho Si joms Mat G1 00 West >-poinf production on three goals geven vu 58 46 Hank's Auto 45 and two assists last week has Oman's Serv $251 Team No 6 #6 turhed the scoring race into a M: Fry 183—483; Beven Up 775—2164: Pts 60 Club 24 “a 60 Bruce Const. 68 Jack's Shop week, collected only two assists Drewry’s 63 Grappin-Sons 42 5 . "7 'Pont. Precast $2 Bell's Five 4l and has 83 points to Howe's 79. | ""g” xieinschmidt 228893: Pont. Pre- The Montreal center is leading cast 1045, Bob & Mrytle’s 2892. goal getter of the league with 44.| But Petersen, a 30-year-old vet-). zooka) Smallwood may never get! — Manager Bucky Harris of the De-|"unners from right field last sea- troit Tigers was both glad and sad |*°"- ' ae 1; American League batting. king for the National League Cardinals, now er, . ; When the two clubs switch back iLakeland and that’ a “knot”. i if Hoeft's lett shoulder hadn't res-|‘° Lskeland tomorrow, Gene Host, |Duke Maas and Black are Cee ere. se. expected to split the pitching chore. troit's Ist two exhibitions, because,| . Tigers spent yesterday on strat- he said, “the fans are entitled tojeey — bunting, sliding and cut- see him” — the league's cham-|°f plays. ‘pion batsman, one of its swiftest! Ben Downs, with 4-for-5 in two runners and a thrower whose'exhibition games, began to look ae AP Wirephote , ACROBATIC SHORTSTOP — Bill Klaus, regular Boston Red Sox. shortstop does a toe balancing act in reaching for a line drive at the | Sox training camp in Sarasota, Fla. Klaus hit .283 for the Bean- "= |Boudreau Plans * ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1956 nots Sideline Kaline. Hoeft like he might nait down the 6th outfield berth with Detroit. He still well, Jim Delsing and bonus baby Jim Small will leave. | But, between Downs, King and Karlik there -was no doubt in any- body’s mind who Harris was fav- oring as of today. | "The former Detroit Northern | player sald he wasn’t getting “a l open that Kaline, Tuttle, Charley Max-| | meted head,” but had is hopes riding on maybe opening in left bet he would do fe Table Netters Excel Pontiac paddle~ swingers dom- inated the Michigan Red¥eation| Association table tennis champion-| ships Sunday at the spacious Mid- _ TWENTY-THREE Pontiac Dominates MRA Jim Reinhart and: Joe Viass of Saginaw by scores of 21-18, 21-16, land Community Center, four out of five events. Ellen Tiffany annexed the wom- en's singles crown by defeating Carol Ryan in an all-Pontiac final, 21-18, 17-21, 16-21, 21-19, and 21-18. i JULY | Actually, he doesn't belong to ithe Tigers; isn't ontheir roster. | rafted f N { a wes i ct | Secord to win the mixed doubles |the Southern Assn., where 1340 and drove in 108 runs, for Miss Ryan teamed with Pere championship, decisioning Miss \the Detroit American Assn. tarm| Tiffany and John Wettlaufer, three club at Charleston, W, Va. Financial Incentive TUCSON, Ariz. & — General Manager Hank Greenberg thinks ithe Cleveland Indians are taking too much time to play a baseball |game and he is doing something jabout it. ae * * Reward for Shorter Games games to one, in another all-city final. Wettlaufer retained his junior singles title by downing Pon- tlac’s Renald Beckman three straight. Wettlaufer and Secord Ted Foerster of Midland won. the men's singles title by defeating ‘Secord in- four-.close games after Pere had beaten Wettlaufer in the semis and scored a quarter-final upset over Ali Hosseindust, three times champion of Iran. Brooklyn Titleholder Gil Hodges holds the all-time home run mark for Brooklyn first basement with the 42 he hit in 194. proms will hold good on road games-as well as those at home. The players’ fund will be admin- listered by Manager Al Lopez. It ; will be used for any purpose that | Lopes and the players may, | choose, : | Greenberg promised yesterday * e+ @ that the club would pay $100 into a players’ fund for each game the Indians win in 2 hours or during the regular season. The Outtield Place for Hec Lopez WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The perky Panamanian, Hector) Lopez, just plain likes to play baseball. Which may go a long way to- ward working out successfully a major shift in the Kansas City Athletics Manager Lou Boudreau) intends to try... The qie is to put Lopez, one of the outstanding freshmen third basemen in the major leagues last season, out’ in centerfield. Boudreau can't see anything grow- ing out there but grass now, so he's got to try something. 2 The A's manager admitted, in an interview: with Sports Editor periment. It is likely to start in “Maybe this will make then hus- ‘tle a little bit,” Greenberg said less\in announcing his plan. ‘“Some- thing has to be done to speed up games. 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Elected for a one-year term to Frank State GOP Official New Pastor | Takes Over | at Crescent Hills WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — The Rev. Benjamin Bohn has tak- en over the pastorate of the new Crescent Hills Baptist Church, currently holding services in the John Monteith Elementary School, Crescent Lake and Hatchery Rds. The Rev. Mr. Bohn, who has served 10 years as a Baptist mini- ster and comes from Whitehall, Iil,, preached his first sermon in the church Sunday. ‘The Crescent Hills Church is : by the Board of Mis- sions_of Bethany Baptist Church, Pontiac. Members of Bethany's missionary committee attended) the Sunday service to weleame the new pastor. Blasts Stevenson YPSILANTI & — A Republican) leader last night accused Adlai Stevenson of indulging in ‘‘a per- sonal lie’ and reaching ‘new heights of demogogery,” The. statements were made by Clifford O'Sullivan of Port Hur- it Es a Your PTA Is Planning: Club Announces Party Dates Metropolitan Auxiliary 62 Slates March 19, April 2 eos WATERFORD ~- Metropolitan) Auxiliary Club No, 62 has com- pleted plans for the Ninth. Anni- versary Party to be held on Mon- day, March 19, at Fire Station No. 1, located on M-59. : The annual children's Easter party date has been slated as April’ 2. This will take place at Fire. Station 2, on Walton boulevard. At the recent meeting of the group in the home of Mrs, Ber- nard Torr, Drayton Plains, the _new president, Mrs. Edward Smith named her standing com- mittees for '56 as follows: Sick and welfare, Mrs, Louis Thrasher and Mrs. Paul Meschen; membership, Mrs. Leonard Nelson, Mrs. Robert Poorman and Mrs. Elmer Fangboner; constitution and by-laws—Mrs. Maurice Bradley and Mrs. Rudie Boss; ways and means—Mrs, Ray Bush Sr., Mrs. Bert Hilliker, Mrs. Clayton Son- crainte and Mrs. Arthur Haynes. * * * Entertainment, Mrs. Lewis Golf, Mrs. Earl Wilcox, Mrs. Arthur Thornton and Mrs. Bernard Torr; Mrs. Kenneth Sutton. Ask $3 Million Issue at Madison Heights MADISON HEIGHTS—Residents will be asked to vote on a $3 mil-| WATERFORD. TOWNSHIP Hudson Covert PTA will present a Nora Sterling ‘Psycho Drama’ en- titled “The Case of the Missing Handshake,” Thursday. The cast will be as follows: Frank and Saran Jessup played by Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Irish, Valerie, played by Cynthia Irish, and Miss Crosby, Camp Director, will be played by Mary Lou Woodworth. Stage director will be Mrs, Tove Moulton. Mrs. Fern Perrin, visit- ing teacher, Pontiac School Sys- tem, will lead the discussion follow- ing the drama, Open House will be at 7:30 p-m. and the business meeting at 8 p.m, will include election of officers, Refreshments will be seryed by the Fourth Grade .Home Room Mothers. A nursery will be provid- ed for children three years of age or over, Watertord The Waterford Center PTA will hold a short-business meeting and annual election of officers at § p.m. Thursday, at the school: Mrs. Clifford Bentley wilt con- show colored slides of the. Holy Land, Refreshments will be served by room mothers of the second grade. Chairman for the evening will be Mrs. Alfred Keith. East Oakland East Oakland Area Council of PTA was represented at Monday's “Problems Clinic'' at the Kellogg Center in. Lansing by: Mrs, Al- phonse Goforth of Avondale PTSA; Mrs, Walter Huff, Poppleton; Mrs. Robert Sanford, Lake Orion; and Mrs. Harold Van Camp, Proper. Auburn Heights Auburn Heights PTA will meet ‘jwith burial there. He died Mon- Psycho Drama Thursday) at Hudson Covert School — Bloomfield Hills wil speak on | Voodooism in South America, Re- js will be served, Donelson County. Death Ste. Marie, a former resident of Oxford, will be held at 2 p.m, Thursday at Sault Ste, Marie, day, Mrs. Herbert Rahm OXFORD — Service for Mrs. Herbert (Myrtle M.) Rahm, 73, of 12 Pontiac St., will be held at 2 p.m. Friday from Bossardet-Mab- Brown Saturday in Mercy lac, after three years of illness, was to be at 2 p.m, today from Harmen's Funeral Chapel, Kings- ton, with burial in Kingston Ceme- tery. Elia Lawson ‘ ROCHESTER — Service for El- la Lawson, $4, 3205 Hixon Rd, Oakland Township, will be at 2 p.m, Wednesday in the William R. Potere Funeral Home here, with burial in Mt, Vernon Cemetery. Miss Lawson died last night at a Pontiac Hospital. John B. Dempsey graders, Here, ‘‘Betty” and ‘Carol’ STUDENT ACTORS — Walled Lake sixth grad- ‘ers recently had the pleasure of viewing movies in which they themselves were actors as fourth Area Couple Producers ’ start to quar- rel over whose turn it is to use the scissors they. sharp things carelessly. Safe,” was produced under direction of Mr. and Be Safe,” in production under direction of Mr. and Mrs. William Murray of Warner drive. “Let's Think and Be y Movies Made Walled Lake Correspondent make a movie, but even more fun) to sit in a darkened classroom. and| view +yourself on the screen .in color and hear your voice. in Classroom Teach Safety and Manners By ELEANOR G. DUCKWITZ the incidents more real. The teachers thought that the children , learned a great deal about safety WALLED LAKE—It's fun 0 and manners from watching it. Instrumental in producing the ‘film were Mr. and Mrs. William \Murray of Warner drive, whose ‘Cancer Crusade’ Slated for Public at Walled Lake WALLED LAKE — Dr. Kenneth Vandenberg, pathologist, will nar- rate for the film “Cancer Cru- sade,"’ to be shown Wednesday March 21, at 8 p. m. at the Walled Lake Elementary Building on Maple Road. * * Ld The Walled Lake Business and Professional Women's Club is sponsoring the film showing, which is open to the public. There is no admissio’ mn. at 8 p.m. Thursday at Aubura Heights School, Mrs, Ann Garri- son, traveler and lecturer of California, Ireland. akrsanmad ichildren attend Union Lake school, | sand os prong rr oe, ut This film is one of g number accept the envious “ribbing” of Which they have produced on your classmates. Secretly you| Safety with the cooperation of may decide thet you are a pretty Schools in various parts of the good actor. f jcountry and with the Red Cross.) , |They are available in black and: ROMEO — Service for John B. (Butch) Dempsey, 9, of Naterville, Iil., formerly of Romeo will be held at 11 a.m, Wednesday at St. Paul Episcopal Church here under the direction of Roth's Home for Fu- a : 3 g Rochester Musicale : 3 Z The Royal Oak Township board program facilities tion of the 5 Ham Oming, 699; and library di- rectors Helen Davidson, 632, and A, M. Smith, 581, Franklin A heavy voter turnout in Frank- lin Vilage re-elected all incumbent officers and gave resounding ap- proval to liquor by the glass. and James McGuire. Warren presi. the Village of Warren. Eckstein, currently Warren Town- j H fist if: : é i registered voters turned ) Se eee. | Elected for_one-year terms on 1 president; LaV g * S s yesterday, owner told of the accomplishments of the vq. jing which followed the election last) |from nine millg to 11 mills, lregistered voters, 131 turned out-to jin all positions, with 187 voters | on both tickets |Parkinson, Treasurer \Campbell, - |Gordon Hazelton is a trustee. - \Seven write-in votes - }the trustee race. has agreed to ‘lend four voting booths and two ballot cans, as it done in past Lamphere school district elections, Ave., H. of Dr. told Pontiac Police. fon an average, it takes nearly ten quarts of milk to make a pound of butter. ea * MARLETTE—The Mariette Hos- pital Auxiliary met recently in the Town Hall to hear annual reports and elect officers. Mrs. Jqseph Diem, retiring secre- tary gave the anfhual report. She A village tax increase of two mills was voted at a village meet- night, when the tax was raised ‘ Leonard For the first time since 197, Leonard had a contested election with candidates on the Progressive Ticket opposing the incumbents on} the Citizens Ticket. Of the 138 icks Officers at Marlette Hospital Auxiliary Meets, |the calendars for the new year. Share Polio Tests SAN FRANCISCO (INS)— From ithe Sonoma State Home in Cali- fornia to the Queen's University, Belfast, is many thousands of miles— But the two shared a- milestone Auxiliary in the five years it has’ been organized. { Financial expenditures, for dra- peries, shrubbery, lobby mirrors, air conditioner, oxygen tent, hos-| pledges, totaled. $6.954.17. Mrs. Norval Smith reported on The officers for the year are: | vice president, Mrs. Ford Boyne; president, Mrs, Walter Woe d; secretary, Mrs. Peter Bauer, treasurer, Mrs. Roy McDonald, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Ben Lytle, The Auxiliary has had seven guest Speakers during the year, and has assisted in the Michigan! Crippled Children's clinic and at the Salk Polio Vaccine clinic. There the polls; | Those clected were all incum. | bents on the Citizens Ticket. | Almont Almont's Village Party candi- dates defeated the People's Party at the polls. over Donald Burley, 101-71; Flor- ence Braidwood polled 186 votes | for treasurer; | and Fred Farley was elected assessor over Robert Borlund, | 123-60. , Three -trustées elected for two- year terms were George Johl, 129; Roy Cochrane, 119; and Herb Ross, 96. They won over A. Ben D’Arcy, 51; Anthony Heim, 63; and Wil- lard Abraham, 87, / Lake Orion Only 94 of the 800 registered votérs in the Lake Orion Village voted at yesterday's election, / Re-elected were village President AW. -C. Leipprandt, Clerk Mary Geraldine Assessor W. Russell Lepp, and Trustees William V. Shoup and Hugh Galloway Sr. cast in its an active membership of 341) . Friendship Circle | members, with 36 inactive mem- bers. Slates All-Day Session WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — The Friendship Circle of White, Lake Presbyterian Church will meet ip the church basement at 11 a.m. Thursday. : Members will sew cancer pads in the morning, halt for a potluck luncheon at noon, and attend the regular business meeting in the afternoon. Gideon Prayer Luncheon Slated Week Early WATERFORD — The Gideon Auxiliary will hold a prayer lunch- eon at noon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Elmer Davis, 6035 Andersonville Rd. The prayer lutcheon is usually held on the third Wednesday of each month. However this month it is held a week early. Keego-Cass Club Slates Thursday Card Party KEEGO HARBOR—The Keego- Cass Women’s Club will hold a card party Thursday at 8 p.m, in the clubhouse on Cass Lake Rd. The party is open to anyone who Wishes to attend. Hostesses for the occasion will be Mrs. Randall Wilson and Mrs. Wallace Morgan. Joint Meeting Planned _ MARLETE — The Juvanus Club h&¥ invited the Marlette Lions Club to be its guests at its meet- ing next Monday, March 19, to hear a talk by John Francis of Sandusky. Francis is the superin- tendent of schools for San County. of medical research today, with tests undet way in Belfast’ us’ ing | °° a live-yirus polio vaccine which Cemetery. The child died suddenly was pioneered among children at, Monday. the California hospital. ‘ It is the first trial outside of this country for the live-viras material,.which many scientists believe may show the way to a crore answer” for the disease. |Cemetery. Mrs. Gottler died Fri-| Eminent Irish researchers will day at her farm home. pital building fund and hospitat) benefit from the experience gained) This is the material developed made of attenuated, or “tamed” live polio virus, in. contrast to the chemically killed virus used in the Salk vaccine. 4 County Athletes Win Letters at Mt. Pleasant jin the California tests, and at the| FARMINGTON — Service for same time will make their own'Mrs, Edward (Sarah) James, 88 | a veotent evaluation of the vac-lof 22750 Middlebelt Rd., will be. |by Dr. Hilary Koprowski of Led- jn Grand Lawn Cemetery. She died |erle Laboratories, New York. It is, , nerals, Burial will be in Romeo} Cemetery. Butch died early Sun- day morning, a victim of leukemia. Debbie Ann Mathews MILFORD — Service for Debbie Ann Mathews, 3, daughter of Mr. and dirs. James Mathews of 1005 White Lake Rd., Route 2, Fenton, will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday from Richardson-Bird Chapel, Mil- ford, with burial in West Highland Mrs. Adam Gottler MARLETTE—Service for Mrs. |Adam (Katherine) Gottler, 55, Keylton Township, was to be held at St. Patrick Church, Clifford, to-| day, with burial in the St. Patrick) Mrs. Edward James ‘held at 2 p.m. Thursday from |Thayer’ Funeral Home, with burial at her home. : William R. Rerison ORTONVILLE—Service for Wil- liam R. Rorison, 86, of Corpus Christi, Texas, a former resident of Ortonville, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the C. F. This has been the recent experi-' ence of a number of Walled Lake sixth graders sacttered in the various elementary buildings of the district. They have been viewing the movie which:they made two years ago when they were fourth graders. The process of making a film involved a number of learning experiences. These included placing of lights, arranging characters in scenes, selecting backgrounds, choosing students for parts, learning lines, and finally coordinating all together while the cameras were rolling. The title of the film is ‘Think of school incidents which might’ lead to accidents. Among these! pencils in ears or eyes, careless’ handling of sharp objects, leaving obstacles in the center of the floor, pushing in the cafeteria line, open-| ing doors suddenly, and malicious teasing. “In each case the youug actor) stops to think of the consequences| if he continues, As he places an. imaginary thinking cap on his head, clever cartoon characters) act out the results which would Sherman Funeral Home here, with burial in Ortonville Cemetery. He! Several athletes from this area ‘ied Sunday in Corpus Christi. are listed among those to receive He leaves two sons, Theron of before any damage is done. in wrestling and swimming. They include Terty Lewis of Berkley, a freshman (wrestling); Roger Vog- ler, Auburn Heights, junior (wres- tling), and Wayne Atkinson, Brigh- ton, sophomore (swimimng). Thursday Club to Meet LAPEER—The meeting of the| dise Thursday Social and Study Club will be held this Thursday when Mrs. Lawrence Porter will be the hostess, “She will be assisted by Mrs. Vernon Smith and Mrs. U. D. ~|McQuinn. Study Hour will be in charge of Mrs. Clarence Bidle- man. Roll call is ‘My Hobby.” The annual betting turnover in Australia is $875,000,000—roughly $98 eper head of population—Sir Eric Harrison told the House of} Representatives in Canberra. sports letters at Central Michigan Pontiac, : ‘College for Varsity participation Christi; and two grandchildren. | Kenneth of Corpus) Close Waterford Serie ‘With ‘Yankee Returns’ WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Comdr. Irving Johnson will close the Waterford Recreation season series Wednesday with his color film, “Yankee Returns to Para- The travel lecture will be given at 8 p.m. in Isaac Crary Junior High auditorium. Reuther to Visit India DETROIT # — Walter P. Reuth- er, president of the United Auto Workers Union, will visit India April 5-15 at the invitation of the Indian National Trade Union Con- gress. The UAW announced the in- vitation last night and said Reuther would leave April 2 by plane for New Delhi. annual Missionary Conference will be held at Sunnyvale Chapel, 3511 Pontiac Lake Rd., tomorrow through Sunday. Featured speakers at the 7:30 p.m. nightly services will be as folows: Wednesday—Mrs. Mai Marilou McCully, returned missionary South America, : Thureday—Ruth Chamberiain, missionary from Indochina. Friday—Leroy Johnson, mission- ary candidate to Korea, Also a film ‘‘Uncle Mel Visits India.” Saturday—Arthur E. Glass, asso- ciate director of Israel's Remnant, Detroit. A potluck supper will be held in Fellowship Hall at 6. p.m, ‘Sunnyvale Chapel Ready for Mission Conference WATERFORD TOWNSHIP— The; Sunday at 11 a.m.—Rev. R. E. ‘Thompson, director of the Candi- date Training Program, Inc., an international program of training through the local church for for- eign missionary endeavor. Sunday at 7:30 p.m.—Rev. R. E. leave April 7 for work in Ger. burn Street. At each service throughout the conference the Morains, wtio are follow if he continued his careless ways. Seeing the injuries which) he might cause, the child desists, Ne attempts were made to star any individual child. In fact the narrator sometimes calls the child by a fictitious name, which causes some amusement te view- ers whe were not present when the film was made, Since most | scenes involved small groups, most of the children are not iden- tified. This helped to remove the element. of self-conscious- ness from the production and also made for a more realistic situation, To date the film has been shown |' to approximately 1300 students in the Walled Lake schools. Teach- and Be Safe’’ and it shows a series ¢ are swinging feet in aisles, poking|¢ white as well as in color, and both) have sound. They may be rented or pur- chased from the company which the Murrays own, “Portafilms.” At present the Murrays are con- templating another film with the Walled Lake schools supplying vice, Mrs. Murland Pearsall; treas- County Calendar : Four Towns The Cub Seout Executive Board meet- tng is to be held at the tome of Mrs. E. Patterson of Lochaven, Wednesday at 6 p.m. Plans are to be made for the pack meeting, next week. On Saturday, March 24 the Boy Scouts of Troop 67 are having a paper drive. Call Norval Parker for pick-up service. PE-5-1848, Unipa Lake The Union Lake Fire Department will hold a regular business meeting at Oak- nd County Tuberculosis. Sanatorium at 7:30 tonight. Plans will be made for the annual firemen’s, bowling tournament te be held March 31 at“Cooley Almont ny Almont Civie Club will meet to- night, e Almont Farm Bureau will meet Thursday evening at the Library, Names New Officers | ROCHESTER — The Rochester ‘Tuesday Musicale elected the fol- lowing officers at their monthly |meeting here: * President, Mrs. Howard Wilson: first vice, Hazel Griffith; second background and personne] in the urer, Mrs, Don Henry; recording way of actors. This film will deal|secretary, Mrs. Jacob Mackley; with citizenship in the classroom corresponding secretary, Mrs. and in other situations. (Frank Boeberitz and auditor, Jean Lilly. Slate Annual Meeting for Conservation Heads The annual workshop for Michi- gan soil conservation district di- rectors is slated for the depart- pent of conservation training school at Higgins Lake, Thursday and Friday. : About 80 of the 375 district di- lrectors in Michigan*-will attend, Lanes. (according to R. G. Hill, extension conservationist at MSU. Hill also is executive secretary of the State Soil Conservation Committee. (Advertisement) (Advertisement) ers report that both they and the students thought it was excellent. They recognized some of the scenes and characters which helped make | “Trouble is, the OTHER side drinks V. A, NYE VITAMIN-MINERAL MILK, too!” 9 supported by Sunnyvale, will bring Christian a brief message of their proposed| work and the progress being made. : Sales Help Wanted $100 Per Week Starting Salary plus Bonuses _ MUST HAVE CAR PHONE MI 46602 Paul T. 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Fe path lie iy AC L a i I yp - ines _ rN Of rae | Nee par OX _ i v00 ut ry el . mt = De Pa Ee ts pt. \ Ponti T ina Sance Fé — ' f ‘ , i ‘TEMPORARY CANDY AN { THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1956 - _‘TWENTY-SEVEN - e eeping. on i PLUMB NG, REASONABLE. CALL SALESMAN, ex Ret Ge Saas Wak Winter Prices Now in _ Effect on All Remodeling CALL BETTY’ At od atid, Ponting state ‘Bank Bide FE|_ #9316. mal ow ig - EMA _ $9227. '7 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH-| at our General Printing & iil a, Experience ed werien = ND ager maa &t. : te 39-0138. — Fins TELCHEE POR ne) MILE “hoes oS CAVATING = . and Drake Rosties. In my home Banyan vf A. HOME peo ag sewers, BABYSITTING OR WASHINGS & Trea n Greding PONTIAC GIRL TO | See dee Sr deetecuete| APPLIANCE SERVICE A ly while | ! Also sewing ee of refrig- INTERVIEWING | od thteradone! Pe srt." “") true waa Tats Michigan's largest, omplorment| «nent positon in Ponting area with | aa = Fontive atfice (for, an alert oe ficient, capable of handling 1-sir A&B TRENCHING | orGrl eit sales ov busttess oc-| EXPERIRNCED WOMAN WANTS 3 ertence train housework Friday and alls and windows who has no pre experience er est, No obligation. FE 163i Interviews appointment. Cali cusakie 3a pal. POE GARPET yt . : GRAEBNER'S _| germina ares a A : Sees x BOUSECLEAHID bows Ro TYiler or FE >’ FE 5-9277 oe bottom. by expe CHIMNEY MV WORK’ tap HOUSEKEEPER Widow wo |. We specia chimney clean- PONTIAC eed eR recep: beauty salon $175 tare. References. PE 41749. Sets oe fertacs : ‘ mature, for aria sean leet iy) aria "Fe Sit PTIONIST TYPIST, Ins, | _* BU! a = FIGURE CLERK. for real ‘eolate | atso exce?). work done on cure |: Fuses. ree tee aloo a nee ee . $200 | teins, spre end linens. Will EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & RE TYPIST for Ins Co. Aas pe up _end deliver. genes moval. Ph. FE 5-583 or Sea TOE Ie cans Mee tt Lact Donne S00? | ExvEsTROUG ALLE KEEPING MACH. (OPR.. wil BUSHEL, Pick.| and ‘ Free eatimates. oft fiss "ip and aellvery Persea | Lane Sheet hietel Pe Sa SECRETARY t to ee $0 tent 1 ety “serven Fe Genter i rewinding 318 E- Pike | & BABY IN GRAE BNER S— Pontiac m nome. on ypc ge Eis aes 313 Pontiac State Bank Phone FE 54-0277 RECEPTIONIST NO EXPERIENCE $1990 PER MONTH —— fe poe attractive seleome elients, answer assist young salesmen, GRAEBNER’S 31] Pontiac State Bank Bidg. Phone FE 5-9777 RECEPTIONIST FOR ARCHITECT—$250 Well friendly gir! with nA ao sonality to welcome viskors answer #ome oma required. GRAE BNER’ S 33 Pontiac State Bank Bide. Phone FE 45-0377 START cosa SUBSTANTIAL | tely, Aven Cos-) ~~~ for capable information, call FE STEN fice, Caen take shorthand and do general clerical work, Contact Mr McIntyre Palmer Bee Co. Op dyke Rd, MI 1-0400 u BA ery saleswoman fo. Paster py 'AIR soe pb malar coanERS other holiday periods, for eur | cement oe RENTAL + my, “in person in {a 1251_ Baldwin FE 2 store. 8:30 Pred A SET OF BLDG. “PLANS DRAWN | Sanders, _ | for any ar pe building. EM 3-4931, | WANTED: | WOMAN | UNDER 8 “TO| EM care 1 th ste , and light houre- Lae Ti stem gl REPAIRS. ic HOME | 5504 afier 4 pm we industry, OR 3-2057 after § v4 Tri: WOMANS On OGL FO AIR COMPR) AIR TOOLS | os with lady pe fa in @ TO Power generators heaters, sand- 8 days. Phone FE 41920, { ers, etc Ls WAITRESS “WANTED. MORNING | JACKSON'S RENTAL work, G & M awe 846 Josiyn. 6 W. Montealm n 462408 WAITRESS -A-1 CEMENT W ORK FOR NIGHT SHIFT. to 4. Joe's Cones Isiand, Bt} W. Huron wo Whe cannot ne investment, collecting of de- livertng. 40 per cent commission. | flexible hours, free training. Use_ of ear necessary. personal! interview, phone FE 2-4456. be} tween 1 & 4. WOMAN TO CA dren and light in. @un. off. Call RE FOR 2? crit. housework. Liv FE 247189 after | WOMAN TO CARE FOR CHII- dren FR $2773 and to| 82607 after 6:30. FrPmG- Some “IN MY HOME. PE 6-2768 GRAPHER FOR SALES OF-| 4 8 to 8 fob | ae On FE. Walton “ miva. rE ateBOGRAPHIRO- 3 TYPING atc. retarial Service EM 3-2942 PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE. OR oe TYPING AND CLERICAL WORK to do ie own home. ws ae WILL DO BOOKEE Ry _ ing in my home. FE 23-3810. LD IN OWN HOME BY THE _ 3634) AUBURN AVE. PE 4-4i40. WANTED > WAENTHOS A AND TRON. ras’) ___ Building Sé Service _ al PURNACE CLEANING | ane eves trough Licensed Cc A-t. PLASTERING. KEW Hones, repairs speciality, FE LLOYD MONROE FE 4-6866 SASEM! 8 Pull or partial-repairing old leaky basement Ways roofing. siding, porches & | aluminum combination windows & doors ‘MICHIOAN OME Lhtnde tt $5083 | FE 4-506 AND CEMENT | ( WOMAN FOR CLEANING, TRON-| cial Guaranteed wort. Ph. FE ing. ne cooking. Live in. MApyfair, 6 19) ae | BLOCK BRICK. TF. WORK | WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUBF-| & fireplaces. FF 1-2468 work, Care of ehlid. Live in. FE) CARPENTRY & GENERAL RE-| 27828, pair, No jou too Itttie! For free H w ed 8 - _*stimate call FE s-004. __Hetp Wanted 8 “CEMENT & BLOCK ULL TIME ao sos f tight ir y for right person wer bo60n MEN, WOMEN, YEAR ROUND OR RK IN DRvo.| ent working cond | ____ work. FE $-0782, NT I8 OUR SPECIALTY. loors, basement. EM ab CUSTOM BUILDING. PHA. fancing Mo‘ernizing FE se76 porturiity on established Watkins rT eCTRICAL STRING LICENSED route Earn $2 - $2 per hour Car pecessary. pply Per rry. ORGANIST & CHOIR DIRECTOR. MA apt ap! Midwest 46800, or RAWLEION DEALER WANTED © at em opportunitr, = Pah Central, Oakland Co or © Pontiac. Write at “per Revicle) _ Dept. MCC-696-105, Fr k Instructions | Mm hema mite ake oe LA = | Ed Murray, FE 2-865 § NEAT WORK | FE 5-¢308 12|— | ri. | i |FLOOR SABDING. LAYER “AND | finishing. Yrs usranteed poy all Leo and deck, experience, LOOR & specialty, Cart L. _ 25780. ‘FLOOR LAYING celeb ene: odern Pee e 3-1616 SANDING AND quar, . John Taylor OR YING, SANDING & FIN- Bud Bills, FE 82060. ishing, _C._Bug_& FIREPLACES ) GUARANTEED. 2 Fio0R a a YIRO, FIN. Gardner, 401 Central FE . R DRIVING Powrtact _ 2-7819. x os GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR. and tnd” Sunday ren ‘ Brick stone, ceiient work. Plas PIANO INSTRUCTIONS JERR | _tering and tile work, FE 42700. PLANO INSTRUCTION CTIONS: MAIO iT NERS For INFORMA iN enn. To CALL rE TRAI DBE A CARRORE” MAND fowrrion jal ie demand ae eee [te who know newest wirathe| ESR om 20, care of Pontiac = i'MONEY! | He belongings for cash'| | RCTNER ATORS GRANED ” ag8 ‘DON’T PASS UP Sell unneeded | through Classified Ads! qemere teem FE 2.8181. . Test. Bos} SANDING OLD P1.00RS | — free estimate: | _FE 5-7482 | t Bill's. FE COMBINED FORCES. tA ANDSCAP. | | | i ae one TRUCKING sery = EATING tapes Gas. bp pees b or pimht. pete WE NEED LAND CONTRACTS We will give you « quick eash offer with no additional hidden costs Early settiement, Give us a phone call mates. Nicholie, & Harger Co. 1) W. Huron QUICK CASH | For your land contracts — you'l ike our service — ask for Mr. WHITE BROS. REALTORS 5660 Dizle Hwy Phone OR _3-1295 THE ANSWER TO) owe YOUR PROBLEM: Want Ads! To sell, rent, | hire, it’s oe E | | S08 remy st. li today. Free esti- | | _ FE 5-8182 fr) ROOM WITH HEAT AND UTIL | '? ROOM DELUXE. “ROON PE b se0s ee Bh MAHAN PO fest ore ea feryage, aveer"aid weter' se Wt Greband 18 Bie. valine ea : 7 ROOM APTS, 9f1.00 7 ROOM REALTY "$15.00 wee ; ; winter CARS 9 ian, bs on ene water, "aa _tlean, We _ FE 42331. After. 6 p. : 7 ROOMS & e T AND : .| abil, 20¢ Perry, ing room. Lda! tchen, 2 bed-| | 8. ves war — ns home. 3 large closets, full bath. | room with 3 picture windows if 2 fireplaces, full basement with open 4 to 7 daily. 12 to 7 aay utility room, electric ‘stove, ref. | wall-to-wall carpeting. | Knotty jones. Pull basement $)|| 14x29 recreation room. 2 car at- Bat 8 Suni) eels neel wert: i A aad s rane EAST SUBURBAN BARGAIN at e, large deep lot.| cedar ghout. Large | 999 down. B: $70 per mo,| ‘ached garage and many more Berth of) Mh) Com: &. D. RILE Y, BROKE e 4 {room ranch he 60 WH S oces PE -4-3528 Ideal for or chickens bedroom with po closet, Full = tinaiko features. Only $21,500 cash, ens Rd. 2 miles east of Elisabeth Lake Rd. FE ¢1157 pare m me. 12524 “Huron Only $7,000 — terms. . Modern kitchen, utility rm ed road just off M59, with Woodward Ave. Auto, heat, 508 6 me in kite ew Huron Phone m3 uA with’ oil heat and automatic hoi | 9m pay wae hot water, tile features. _ a ate. 2 aice bedrms. 2 FAMILY 8. PADDOCK water, @uick possession. Se eres lend, cute 4 betrosss CLARKSTON Large lots. V ALUE ance, A Oe lot. Built in) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE fooms, full bamt, oll hea ule] RD. RILEY, Broker | Rumeiay Bale Suse sitSds | por $1,000 down, you can have ill BI acne Oe . tion, storms, screens, 2¢. garage! ot axe Rd PE 61187| down. this. 5 "room rap me with © Wil Gg. BASED ON FACTS - $16,500, $5,000 LED Fae bh cent heen frente hank |g CEDAR ISLAND attached garage, extra nice cor- | See this new 3 m home THREE BEDROOM SUBURBAN New 24x32 shel! home on 60 ft ner lot. Wi nice -lawn and and you'll know the facts. Com- why decorated. ai iving ra ; ATE ST. 4 BEDI lot. Cay a tew blocks to lake! ‘*hrubs. within walking distance Co | pare this me with anything ter dinette. wtiaty. Venetias ABRATR CRS FOR! Ct) ass Etre a tee up t & echeols, S10 Gove. Bal Oil per) OO Cet aries te cay sues. | re oases . seas | ak Seernopis Bred wails, and | Bds. large lot Eariy Sacrifice you “ only i oak’ » yd sah ber mort-| bedrm, & lay. dp. for ‘ 53 M BREE & GREGG Bee this. ote! It won't fast Yong. | ”™ vis wardrobe ‘closet, full basement | 3i0@- A good buy. Takes mise Owner leaving stale. (3) bed: zoe von’, have any ods families of rogmers Basement, a eee : Salee ot heann ae mT ae en room howse win dining . Bedrooms. Screened - 1565 extras. Pui s * NEAR room, new Deico forced air <5 ™. and Veonst. | tng a aan Union ake Village = : “(* rN] your lot Pinancing arranged. ° furnace, and 1% car ia oe $l. 00: dn, 615 m NEW HOUSE 4 3 BDR. BRICK NOTHING DOWN $1.00 da. 5 rms. & bath, ccreemes | ee tnt teneaee fe cl.t en, Up to the minute, with washer Per MIEIE Eves._3-3705 EM_3-3197 h home located 5 min-| Will build 2 bedroom starter p ee asia pri down end 000 per month: Savme “end serecns WEST BLOOMFIELD - = utes from downtown rokee | home with basement on your Int. | ~~ e R Irwin Betee Ne) tee) &) Wel vecent || ON ee csure” Smcbeding store: Rooughast On Bow} NNSHIP TRADE Hills. Large rooms. Fireplace = down Kien wt will build weOTg . ORE STR : washer, refrigerator, s cy TOV S We represent builder who will wall, Thermopane windows. Plas- erotgg OX iso will build on | REALTOR 260 Baldwin Ave.| 6 rms. & bath. Full bemt.. insula- chrome dinette set, televi- —* votR posted at $14. consider your equity im your pres-| Ciostis Ceramic tile, bath, Gas By le Sen ee Deneis.) Better | re 5000 or FE 8-0595 . new water sion and new dryer may ' AND HARGER CO. oo goat ewer eek reed eet i ent home as partial down pay-| heat Less than 2 oid. Qual: | —_—_ If no ans. Call FE Rees heater. garage. corner lot, Only ee for an addi- atari: 33 W. Huron St. FE $4113| Cass Lake Woods with lake br fel Nd emg ee aay ity built” tor comforabie uving.| LAKES GALORE FOR | Soveretive Real Estate Exchange 7.See | wih F100 dn, $6 me. . : Open Evenings «ss vileges me Con- : , 7 . . 2 c REALTOR. tine of tite "bath. “plastered = | rae Wort, R-TOR YOU TO ENJOY | HOME AND INCOME Lake Front FE 2.0474 or FE 47114 3 Bedrm Ranch Bardi floors. Also. in- Se ee es ; < Ce eee cee West suburban 2 family with = = 8 eg Bting SERVICE” . juded isan enciosed 2'car | 6 ROOM HOUSE. . NEEDS SOME WHITE BROS. ~~ Oe oe ac privileges on Lotus Lake. Mod- comfort. ? ear attached ge: Pi I : Wooded L t faraee attached Mortgage repairs, Modern, FE 4-407: REALTORS Sas nave, Sunt factive. wharf ea ornistic 3 tevel| desten. 3 rooms ; ——— ached & : on -_LOIS 5 fe avagebie at 4% per cent 2 BEDROOM. ‘GAS HEAT, Se, Eves." hae iiaaliy te bedroom ungalow on 2 tenced —— ccaseet in loeaer evel AND HARGER CO. touerta dey pm) coe] 3 4 én c own, ls ee , bear stores ae ugce j lone $12,400—$700 Down ; . } Bedroom near Fisher Body Ex-|‘PRIVATE BUILDER HAS'3 BED-| living room with lor burning fire-| OU hawt. slocirio bet tena Live | 33 W. Huron St. evenings ete in rear, new Delco furnaee, : Peaceful the tow- OTTER HILLS re i Binese oe room home Ready for occupancy. | Place. Extra large dining room you pay for it, Offered st sunt | Open’ Rrentngs inure r homes built nays Tals Wruty ts one of the fee «ew. . 0011 | basements Ocaas ahaaae $12,900, ry basement with auto oll/ nd coniract we eo | WEW ILI BUILT IN 1940 Dare. these. features, sp were 2 Ere Ee ete. terms. Call FE 4-068! for app't furnace Only $1809 down. Better c Build ea) year ie dtsactivs 3 | NOW Liome : over 1 sc. &.. large rooms, ew full .basement / Gaamalvaameranaan iets arr or 5 3 BE DROOM | bedroom ranch: st¥le bungalow With lake privileges. 2 bed- Excellent 3 ise baths, fully tiled, aluminum tile bath, tle kitchen, birch Tilden, eer Highlands, 4 bed- N wr 6 ROO { With attached garage. Brick ex-| ‘Starter Home). Exterio? all com- rooms, tile bath, aluminum B Vieto wa. maey, [ees = cupboards _ built-in oven. re ' rooms. oli ifumace. J stall ke ON 1 ACRE terior. full basement, forced air | pleted. full beth. eset aoe: | emacs fot eed ren Lots of closets, solid paved drive- jastered walls, hardwood pr petri eee thew by appt.| Built like the “Rock of Gibral-| ol! heat. automatic hot water | sink’ automatic ot water and sl can you beat it? Less than pers. built - in b cupboards. Reoring. vestibule entrance, "Fe 22008 ved ts this 1 floor bungalow with | ee feleaeps Teoh eee area.| imtertor studding. ‘Good sound $1,100 down. dv “d “ieee copper plum th, out, nice « ving | ene construction.” Only $600 DOW c colors also dining iT oreiter itchen ex : tures, “see TODA : rege, whieh ts ef es ? Gleaming cak floc ~ welas: Beust tn. coramie tie bath. alu-| ~8sk for Mr. Brown Pine E ane Drive out Dixie Hwy to Sasha- fide Te nt th a ate, Ol it Ce} l 1] } tered walls. 4 separate rooms in| minum storms and screens. Met- us an dadaperarei cee pew Rd, Ture & follow to ly 12x15 terrace enc food dry basement. Delco oil) sl awnings. 100x150 ft. jot. Pricea| JT. Hf. BROWN, Realtor featuring 1% tile bets. cus. a _& Ye mile north with ma: floors, truly an Havens Uh patchy talet to oe Lele ga- at $17,500 1362 W. Huron Ph FE 2-4810 | tom knottys pine cabinets. of Walton. ; added atirsction te this, out- THEN THIS IS arena ark Sa eyes 7 Evenings call OA $2618 Wardrobe and walk-in clos- a stand home, Pric a FOR YOU ’ Ut G . ; im siding win- 500. Many other Bl ad . dows, water ae, all WHI ia features to be seen. Shown Va. NEW FHA APPROVED | ce enh, REAL ESTATE D Nic ONC) swurrpie tistie SERVICE aluminum storm 5 and : by appointment only. seas Te Shand hme) ratcind bl real estate and insurance : xt screens. It's complete in : 5 R H E ee eet SE eg Mua Clam one FE $-1201 |. $1.250 DOWN every detail. You'll love it. BROS GILES REALTY CO, Ried M. HOM 3 BEDROOMS | feenmr Meier FE $868" tosepemasnce Towosnio» rerrite | #880 Me t F a ae . 7 . 2 W. wee on PE 56-6178 . teres ake ers far be reer ne: YOKING FOR A moaers home. serene. andcenped! W hy Pay Rent? REALTORS =... hecbacsicndl - L¢ , i Ideal for retired couple or newly- "OR 3-1205 . 160x120. $11,000, terms ‘weds | neat and clean 5 room bun- rE “i 8 Sun. 1 to 8 2 BEDROOM—GAS HEAT - Morgan Rd win. Over 1 NEW HOME? : gaiow, full basement, new Open Eves = : ] A e acre Large § room bungalow Call us today. or sfop in If we" : 7 oe furnace, garage. only $1,200 Sylvan Lake Village CIVIT IANS Guastee Also 3 ‘room house don’t have the home you Wan R. J. VALUET, Realtor phe vam = ore 2hehaNs OTe . let us find it for you Oakland Ave FE 5-0693 a with 3 3° Sedroom rooms. | Toom beh ns. Bereened porch. Quiek pow AS LOW As : os PC INTIAC REAL eM John K. Irwin || Seperate Real Betate Exchange pay rent another day. Call Bath oe: _— @ included ¢ ) PEER as we REALTOR Est LOW come w basen mente. celle cane healy a 0. dow 2 CT © Since 1925 Basement. Gas furnace Garage ) . oS a Sn eooateiet ae! GI RESALE. 3 bedroom modern ° BULLE Ler exerice reise "ru bess) Street vies + lBettten Maen ane: | : rige Re duced ranch ee eer nee See |g cere Hattie! LADD'S (Sidivithictet’ GEREG EEL: SSRs Tay or er and fi cabinets makes a| nace, water softener, Wall to wall : Have more than rent re- ADD S “MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | Plestered and knotty pine wells. | almost $1,000 tn costem cab: kitehen to adintre. earpet in living room. storms PLUS COSTS ; t tl 1 of tl COMMERCIAL LOTS | Qak and pine floors. @s and ceramic tile tn REALTOR < INSURANCE features are tops. Best grede fir,| screens Close to schools. Approx. ; ceipts at the end of the ; BALDWIN AVE | Oil furnace ~ ||” kitchen) ales’ ceftamic thea 100 Oskiand FE mneet elles aluminum seoey oe Nel ne Loong a Year. Especially when Signs Are L-veryvwhere 4 Lots on corner close to Fisher | 3" Bedrooms. ‘basement. Ol eee | post pada pet tra — Eves. Parking) ter, real tile. Ambie gas air ees taxes & ina vayments are le han | plant, East side Neat 4 rm: Quick possess beat & many other extras : heat. lorced concrete drive- MODEI payments are less than} bdingleorpel yor eas he setae 3 Near Clntonvitle “ka 2 Loreen This is by all means the cEeE way to doar e y sewer PADDOCK 8T 6 k : “TEER 7 . | ses stove rge lot fence at KEEGO HARBOR tnd water installed’ 1 block from | possession Bath. “storms & fae “Ty i PARKEERONI | eee N bad eh) ‘ye Saiy 12.850. “* Teasterk 5 rooms & bath, full bsmt, auto.| private city bathing ‘beach. Price| screens, Low down payment, ONEX ie sae ead Crore | ; : ROSE McIARTY sar ease Bas Fences | aptan”aG™ OR eae Tse | OPEN DAILY | cekBa‘Gr"BAGEEY!™ BIesany Shia mle Ss | TRADE _relania ‘or re sasa__| \ plewes ut to views You oy é 2 WEST SUsURESS > ESGNOL. ee SOUTH Si 2T06P.M 990 ete) ETPedayaneremmeete | Mogerm2, bat, ack sr TT m nN ROUND ee A gees “bs OU H HSIDE $1250 De WN points ent Only $6-050, with 183.000 ment Haede nemee finie ing oe ANNE a pse Nicely finished front home. eee net - down lleges on 38 consisting of large living rm. with va chest. $6,060, with #1: 1966 model home. 4 large rooms O QC] | nies ‘Case River wil escent : ibe Sedroém, down, Living room with vestibule en- ed Real EE 5 , S 14" Z 5 ealtors HE 2. seed majo] KE 40821 | Meet aatenccoem Sat LOW DOWN SEI OFFERS pe s038 w oll water : cupboards. Bath type fur- . 3 bedroom home built 5 ACRES | 377 8. Telegraph Eves. Seg, slave. new Multiple Listing Service mace Aula, wate, heater °C smelt | S'bunday. Model phone PE 6-263} bat year oere eee Nee om MiaSACRES Near St. Michael's Co-operative Real Estate Exchange cabinets & Youngstown sink. ODly|g—R5oM TON GREEN ST. WON-| Srs° fare privhies . PLUS COSTS screens: Paved street, A mice 1_| T%® barns, silo, machine shed Rese es $1,800 down, Immediate posses-|* 4° - : aft; ee Coste ee treet. @ lot ken |beueelisenr! parnge. (Ws home tm excellent condi- span wet food, ouses Drive out Ae Duck Lake Rd MOVES YOU IN Lake prieres: A terrific buy | Coie 3s head of aeiry, cattle t paved street. 3 x SLA NAN 1 ral TACT DE EN, Realtor MODEL OPEN 4 Acre priv. e, il acres oti rooens on first floor Dee John K Irwin SM. ores rE eet 86 FE Walton FE 8-0441 Open E Waltham | DAILY AND S em Gosetiotenes Sem conduion ment “automatic a meal —— L) 4 : eee se excellen 5 2 . : 3 W Al I EDI AKE: . WE TRADE meres 120 Ay ee NDAY OLD FARMHOUSE Loree living room has cut stone screened porch. ator ma ised | coy 1925 Two eoareces he Sol Realty block to. mod ite Seteime fast 1 On Rochester Re Rd near Leonard. tral brick fireplace, bavement block garage $12,000, terms | « 1 : m% N Soame’ ee rect and attached garage. 2 }ots., INGO Xt E ey Pitan + eh ween, Cakiand)/ parecer] Plastered wails Needs | Ns Bsee are i saree t Lf fae > . emine € Fills Eves a ee FE 5 -4946, $11,000. | $150 month and cour own very. Centerline, Mich Ga t ll R lt werk to) remodel: Only 96/608 cual beth Ponis rather be seen Lake Front Brick ' Here at last is the t eet : nants | a be appreciated Total price. Attractive 7 room brick : eine ee 3 BEDROOM Leila oy rem apt Ce BLOCUM 7-000 S eS ea yY 39.900 Terms - | home with 278 fect on lake you've been Waiting for ¢ : A | OCU ; ae : tee : sed 7 | One floor arrangement. 15x19 Hv. | price. believe it or not .s69s0 ‘ 85 Oakland Ave FE 5-459 | $450 DOWN W Y fetes SLisinai roomie pa in the right location "4 ing with fireplace. large | and nothing wrong. either Lo | 2 3 bedrooms Large living room "RID IS) | with fireplace | dining toom story with J} bedrooms up. dining room. full basement, 23, cated in Oxford No vacancies FOR SALE 12x22. Nice fleor plan Full e- sun! reom 12 kitchen | sunroom fireplace fui] lots plus a Idke front lot. 4 ACRES MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICR oe | eget gel tnd Clea baal hadi ms Baldwin FE 46703 od lavatory on main floor | basement, 2 car rcacpetine. : | 5 , On Lochaven Rd Almost new 2 wens z a Sealed proposals will be received new Pbelte house als 350 srt Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange de eee oe Casement ral vest drapes. dishwasher andl ripe openers | © Schuett Ecccousnalie’ piseress eoanice DOWNTOWN ARE oy tne Cer ciere Car Mall forme furnace 2 car garage Price | posal included Priced at SMALL —dove payment to respon- ° Kitchen. A steal at 610.500. 62500 RIK enough for a two family in. | Oot, Mise ter tne ste) orbs Seminole Hills reduced to $26.20 for quick | 22.500 with $5.500 down. od 2-bed- ry come, is this room Colonial | sale me. Reowe: & eb LT | _Gewn . | home Bath full basement. two following butidings ' 4 BEDROOM BRICK Living Cass Lake Teeae re pop) Clesn and in 1 Commerce Rd | THELMA M. ELWOOD car garage and only $12,000 with LADD S room 24x15 ft. with fireplace, Otter Lake Front ' a ition. Located north +4107 REALTOR | terms, 1 eds 16 AP 131. known as 66 | dining room, 15x14 ft.. 1'y baths, er la on ; Sots inciniea he DAMS _uteSsietagt | cocriproomrinyp | Bese? Se aah I Wier Oa Wai br ee) beagle Ros oe ured from $8,950 to $7,500 for ADAMS __FE $1384 or PE 41644" SOUTH BLOOMFILELD.| (32,.t@ OPEN SUNDAYS fot water heater air conditioned | ois cal sions fespaceo a bath fireplaces.” large Suaee time only. Nes | = 2 + a | ot water heater air c alan | features stone fisepiace: me bs 8. 2 erry s arge 3 BEDROOM HOME | SEMINOLE HILLS ; HIGHLANDS 2 Lot 19 AP 131, known as 7a, 4286 Ditie Mwy Drayton Plains Storm, windos Ll sad bean ane vuedoun wah cucciiens | cer nares Sbescretce sis FAMILY HOME-—Over 1 acre of, fast side. full basement. Auto file \'y levels of gracious living tn East. Pike Street Two story | i view of jake Dining ell. 2) perfection Including carpet- — ee oan vad Peal aoe a ne woret: Let fenced’) = cana entGcacn pen ee pedroom eee Mec: frame bullemg with basement. On Fy 1m) | St Mikes Area bedrooms, den all bire h | . Hed and draw screens Lot. : rs 0! carpeting 0’ rs reation room .w ull b 4 t sa Si < z : 125°x263' — well i x breezeway to attached setien blinds. plenty of cl eA | condition Full basement with natura) fireplaces, carpeting wand 3 Let 21 AP 13) known as #10) 427° N. Lapeer Rd or M24 | 3 BEDROOMS Living room eevee resbeients ae cprinkier Wacnariee ‘ecar, garage. Just the right 7600 cash to mortgage | GAS heat. Extra lavatory Own.) drapes included. $27,500, terms 8 Parke Street Two story frame | Dining room Kitchen. Bath heatilator fireplace. extra value at $35,000 pe ee creme tee] An 8 Oe eee Seer, ee ee eee ae building. with basement re ten Rasement. Ree oil furnace aur ath hot water radiant ‘base mas ae dry tubs ater he 4 , at $9,950—terms. Nice 3 bedroom home. 2. story buy for $3000 down. Be sure to STEN ANN RENE oc 4 Lot 22 AP 131 known as 14 8 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange cottener New garage Frerythine pest ea 2 AGS Sich Leshe Rk Tripp, Realtor . full basement auto, heat. fenced see this one 2383 Orchard Lake Ra FE 5-418 Parke Street I) story frame | ' tn excellent condition sat $12.- underground sprinkling sVs- 22 Ui Lawrence urea’ EAST my poclonepap oN reese lot paved street. $7850, $1000 Bae : Co-operative Real Estate Exchange bullding with Gavement | A NEAT 2 BDRM HOME FULI 600 REASONABLE TER tem 831.600. terms : ‘ pen Evenin handy Se Derek workers. 1303 Auburn Ave oe ies e219 | 3 FAMILY A | bath Kitchen. living room eel . PE Sae1 oF FE 64278 bedrme, tiled bath. Mica cup- ~~ Hills of Roche | Brick and shingle with two $ Lot 2 AP aire family two | basement. Fenced in yrd. $7,800, | Highland Are R A tt | sin eaeatc ese ceseae: pee re eye oe x T Secunia An hee oes ar oe . ment known as 268. Parke Street. | = fob dale roRo Lech, Bet Oy nnett Nc.’ - — 1 $250 month Close to Cory little home on & hh | R TORS . laree “ot. "$12,800" witn 63 ee lores hetee oe Co cera | GMT & °C plant” Price. $14.00. | | Successful bidders will be re- iar ¢ bdrm. Bath. living. room| fui basement with oll furnace. 28 FE Huron FEderal 8-0466 | / aa kitchen end, tuil ‘2 + terms | auired to secure necessary wreck- good sired kitchen. Full base-| electric water pester. lot 139 x Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 REA Ai caedere te semen car . | ing and-or removal permits from pall hot air heat. Only $7.500.| 139 f VER REASONABLE | DRAYTON om Tccreneut conse corneas This dredm home has $1495 DOWN neeine Inspector and post the/ terms. : Down PAYMEN 4 Hon. Modern beth with ebower,| walk Located north of, Rochester | vo a : | Segsired’ Gupeess. Also se comety: | all applica aws, oO! | | | GAS beat nances, rules and regulations. The i“: car garage Full basement e) HOMES buildings are to be removed com- ith water pou | Located paved street. Carpet- | pletely from the premises, includ- Tt. G. 7 | ' $1,250 DOWN. Picture book ing in living and dining LAKE PRIVILEGES ing the removal of the foundation rock e | REALTOR | THREE BEDROOMS home of 4 rooms plus utility room. Nicely landscaped vard. | walls to a point 2 feet below exist- en #7 | room This home will ap- Located in “Waterford Village- | ing grade. All materials, debris, | Realtor 1011 W Huron St_ _FE $6181 | A truly beautiful recreation room eal to particular buyers close to schools & shopping area etc are to be removed from the | — in the basement. auto. gas heat: | xtra lot available, near | Check these features before you premises. Any damage to paving, 2648 Union Lake Rd EM 34671) | tiled bath drapes. carpeting and| bus line and city. We will | buy that new home waiks, curb or adjoining property | Gasinetor included 1's car «8- be proud to show you this | Large lots 1s to be paid for by the purchaser. | ; | cee ee ed drive Move in im- home. $7,950 full price bedrooms The chaser to contact the } |} mecsetes? SI vr cam Tyee TH oe mae, EOuERREe en Partridge i eer © h eating space | remove electric or gas service. | wilt in S e or thriv recat ess peices | fate om | RODE les Gd ay | estan care oe Meson meee | Pore csc oe i eretoeel epheeaae ee ——— — q ses e ” 5 I bs % PEMPLETON Beautiful colored meta) kitchen) on or before July 1. 1986 By Or-| J8 THE “BIRD” TO SEE 2 car garace Large lot. Full; giving you payments of only $67 alate atewtiiness room pals inet ri basement. Large screenéd porch per month including taxes & in- acrifi i f TRADE dates yes HOME Drive veut Dixte Hwy. to Water- | ce Con A FAMILY HOMIE: toeel oti cate baceme rer lee opi prtiod nd 99.950 with “ elim "82 “0 N PON : . « ro . . “ asemen arpeting & drapes in- 1 8 lots with 5 Seals es home ee Teac ies Aer ‘Anderson ie Ada R. Evans] What more could you ask for — $1300 DOWN -— Here is a doll} cluded. See this buy today, | roses. cenit mies All iarge rooms, also 3 room from Vie 1 daily. 1 Ae ot ety os = here's a lakeside home with fish- | *1200 DC eo Oo in Ou turn | 2d apt. to basement This ts an at) end Sunday : City, Clerk ing. ap ianieg > bene: acer: Oak floors, & plastered wells, You | SUBURBAN SUBURBAN Aluminum si4- tractive home. Nicely situated. | sure can have economical living seis un poet AN | : , wite (piirileges on White Lake. | . TIPLE LISTING © ; economical way of life at this| hore r full particulars call ‘BUNGALOW | Seana ve ry S cisaenne: | Ee MUL ERVICE spacious 4 bedroom home loca’ FE +7330 wit for modenr home Jp | Justi HOM El EEE a a Popular tone wat at Mrs. Burke ‘ Well located 2 bedroom home Hash pa erste aoe to . a . OME Le! INCOME ti ICE - Glassed front porch, situated on ich | carpeting MADDY LANE FHA—CIVILIANS 2 family income you live down enjoy werner, ry oruurban Leek See ues wanna large Jot, 250 feet deep. West of | Diastered painted walls. 3 ORCHARD LK. RD. NEAR “yr _ and rent the irs apt. Let Shangri-la. Full price $18,500 on 1 G Telegraph Ri A qu nice bedrooms, attached $050 DOW N someone else pay for your home _ in 1950 full basement. Gas oiong with $1,500 down will solve | rage. large and pleasant Very Ausnchve ctaee tree frame weet W DOWN PAYMENT 5 rooms down and 3 sup. aac, Radia wall Rlumin um apr || your probiems. | ang only $11,900. Fy Auto. gas furnace and auto. hot , va : | tongaley ageyciaae, une | TREE GTOnMO AND geneene | Sic, Gucwyacy tats eae ret SIOSODOWN | Eintae beet af conation BBR AND NEW sep DOWN. Doll he ut nice kftchen down. sone $31 PER MO. INCL TAXES AND, Place and patio off 1' car ga-| Modern § room bungalow with | Slaton Liberal terms Tares| bedtooma tnoats HD er cegek, mon eeece ae xi§, and full ule bath) up. Full URA rage. Full price just $13,700 with | priviieges on Cass Lake Pei | : | tae nee a ke (and Ll bale cutee consists of smodern mice oak ms Vcore un tall es oe bent One ‘om peptrvinee ae Laylnenyine ty be aft | $12,800 “SPECIAL - Here ip the’ fjvors throughout, % “mat we ing acct asst be or arage Ni wi 1 : Sracivue tobe: bone pr eh ‘ai floors cae sad oll heat. Oak EAST SIDE heat, Houce fully insulated, plus | hea 2 eee breed | aa co led oil aha ace ‘ines ‘tnd ac prneend) beth with ra for sizable family of growing chil-| Folding stairs to storage in attic | 5 room buncalow in good condi- having storms and screens. 2 car new. Pull basement. Recreation | + Bu Bo vara aclad phan | ored fixtures sf papcteypios § dren. Placed on a quiet non-traf-| Full price 87.300. Model located, “on. Has furnace and hot wa-| garage as well as 2 large en- | cls Fore hot water eee C52 ar fon LC il oma uy, Socetates fic Iqtie, Handy to everything in| on Sashabaw Rd. fust north of | {et heater in full basement i Closed porches. Only $1,090 down.) pay teat All copper plumbinr. Beater onesenat ca Ledass of this rapidly improving area. russ | Pelton Rd, For further informa. Price $7,500 with $1,000 dow t Bsa . = a Oak floors & Dlastered | walls siaminum | combinations “i> een tle lit de a red] tion call— | , | W. ARDE. PART RIDGE | eee = wee Lat | = full price of 94,- | ays Fy r ly. miles Sa | WHITE BROS |George R. Irwin | REALTOR, FE, #3581 | tries fa FE : 9084 | . 3 5. ALT . ge O'NE = K. 1. Templeton, Realtor ae FALTOR 260 Badwin ave! 1089 W- HURON ST. | 1. H. BROWN. Realtor’ aegis IL, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 44563 ne “OR 3-1295 If no ana call FR % BLAS WEsT oe map Ph 2-4810 | 136 BE. Pike & Sun 7 atone FEE 03 or or Eto After 6, FE §-0121 Open Eves. ‘til 8 — Sup. 1 to 5): Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Open E Lot Paiva Real Enate be Co-operative Rew un Exchange Co-operative at Estate Exchange . ; : a 1 : . ° a ‘ ‘ \ a te : i ; ! | . = J , Ss | . | , 7 — sl fol oar Silage a ee oe eee) Hieeot eee ie ihc paras Fi ah u ' 7 A { { ee i = a es = ‘ & ‘ . ~ i . ¥ i { %, > E X\ / . ae ‘ : ’ : } ‘ i = y : : y * : f . ae THE PONTIA: P. s, TU « ¥ , id . ‘ 7 ‘ cai : fai Cc -RESS, UESDAY, MARCH 13, 1956 TWENTY-NINE For Sale Houses 43 For Sale ai , 49 o 4 ‘ am 3 } i bel Lots 46) Sale Business Property 49 na OF HAM . Sale Household Goods 57 Sale Household eeds i Goods 57| For Sale Miscellaneous 60| For For Sale Miscellaneous 60 «i 2TO5 mepuetazan, sire | ™ ee : PREEZER. APPL ~ _ PORCH oe $395 Down Vee ioe ommene Lake Se — eats Westinghouse elec. elec. pas sep, LA Ci t D ‘american Lonterp & many ‘ cccupied by Sliver Lake Septic da “CR MP FE Freeh RIC Ose OOrs: Cose Pattern ae Tank Co, and previously as lum- Gas BR. GE FOR SALE, $38, TT AUB URN, HEIGHTS __ PE_4-3573| 4,,Sream come true. Be’ signs. most complete . ige OW | ber and’ coal yard—nas ~_Pingree, call im rear," pace 2 sea DINING RM.| way bie eR hata aly val "tain “waras, | GSS Sa OTE, IANS SEE | eve Geet ora a ver | SEER Tet op | fale See or 5-0845 ller | i y PEA- Hi ® copies bs. Feige = fons _Size 6, Tike new 810 FE 44785.) aut mgohines, 10 used ones, | 372 8. Paddock Fes. 2-0003, 4” 4x8 PLYS : - Btate Police : GATELEO TABLE, °y", ExTRa| %H*sp: 2 pe. living rm. set, slip, Saic ACTION, PUNCH CORE oo: FE 24532 or OR #231 leaf. @ chaira Kalamazoo covers alone cost $34. Reasona: . $5.50 en. a ‘ conve: . Blo " ie coffee e, alnut AC Ente ES GEce be | fae rane ph marten | eg, tps one | eu Deere es MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE caiplgieaaneetintient tial Fee Sie r coat, $10. B ‘ REAL ESTATE . GLASS Teer DESK, ae coat ae aut anen ji PUMPS 2) ZONED COMMERCIAL es, ee iy oe oo ae —Baseh_neenable_ Mt eae, — eres 5 aR, Pa Reg, $05 13 HP jet pumps, now d, All ~ be including corner. Lovely & Poem Scie vane We eek ama —— ‘tade-in Dept. | es a deep & shallow well jet home — ment, : +4 alton rooms, $11.05 value, $6. pumos, Bo money down, ensy: beat, excell me sana, throusb- so |. femeey sectecs Call oh | nsctesenes wees pumas... . £8 | _orescent, 302 Ave. | 3 uses working pumps. B,J. VALUET, Realtor 3 CLOSEOUT eee Ave. §-0603 | j ae 48x06x aged wer $1000 DOWN Canignd ave, peed __Wate et | ee Sr | oF 3. site.s0| Exterior btreh “anitt¥0z% | Medicine cabinet with fMuoreseent an Pore GP Jet PUMP, 30 GA THOMAS ECONOMY Bontine Piy'wood Gu. 1660 Baldwin |p Sghis, $28.50, the city. 8 POE BOO. oe) Met eng | a FE_ 3-8661, : Bai ; atures ont eur orien before * Bt i per month, Cal 7 YT KELVINATOR. GOOD CON- 7 NT ~ foom. 3 bedroom fram: PE 41515 T ito 00 10 Guminiy Pheas FE 361 8. Be st. bes RELLY’S HARDWARE i wi .. * eee i he le : ie ‘aw. aye Be level And transportation. ‘Call for | $0200 FT. LOT ON AUBURN RD. S108. 3:08 PONTIAC. MICH. uh, Auburn at Adan. Auburo ground. “Close. to 0, Paired Toad, aed wi further mation, wanes, Commercial, rms KITCHEN’ “GABINET AND L - —— *hretahes ts, FE 2-681, ose hoot. © - * le 1. TOR cabine’ new, Cheap. aa me ee INCOME PE 6-003 Sou’ ~ Used | V 4 INCH SOIL PIPE 0 FT. Pr | . E = i eo 14, ACRE. MODERN 2 BEDROOM) cubeeme Ee auencoies | heat-aaee Mus Prop 49A ex ‘ERE “Siren yobs Rig Savings! at oad te tet ims. “pase! 5-200 bardwoes few t room.| income. Has f acres of a 7 ’ Ferg TV’ Picnie taple and | etre Py id “financing. t Parke. PA . : acres , : hardwood floors, plastered walls.| ‘Snd's. poultry house, Low COMMERCIAL STORE benches. 2 bedroom sates, P| dr rv gos, | end tng__13_8. Parke. not’ Disie Hey, Pe bhn08 Wa Enortioes ot Sakis wsa ab ans costa! tee Glo aay. BUILDING LARGE, AMANA DEEP — SCN, wir TERM Mg hs tar oe sled 1 ee, OE sacrifice at $8,250 . ay. CALL If WHAT YOU LIKE down. Shown by perme hae — New building, excellent west side 1124. Waite’s- Televi ision OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT ban’ 268 8. FOR COLORED location, off the street parking mor ee PAINT 5A We have just completed w ward, rs 6150 DOWN. SUBURBAN. 6 room| 3 room frame. 1 bedroom 4 Units: (2) 20x60 units with gas M price at J Jack's. aT jaldwin, 304 Cur yerde ore. = full of sesame Thee ene] heme hor te atele pe heat. Will leete “one Year “or LORD'S SPECIALS _ BE | eres: eter. be te Roofing a and Siding ing. sree, bath with shower. Full a fp cae gaveae Onl pis more, Available about April Ist. $ pe. dinette set #5 — xe a tenors et i Conrbination is nm, $40 & month for pay- Ap : De. oa 9 99 | @ ROOMS OF * Osea FURNITURE | Dak FOORING 88 per ‘100 aq. ft. Insulatio FHA seo Down mo BUD" Ni h ] | Used TV's 6. _ for sale. 243 W. Fairmont | DOORS, WITH JA $3.06 | w WH plus closing costs. Icnole Hid-e-bed. from $130.08 ...... UP! “ai OND BEDROOM — 60; COMPETE WINDOWS, ee bl A. "BENSON living bow hemes consist of large) WE CAN SELL YOUR HOME veal gaunt ona Saumadea ~ ORD'S mf Fuilges store, noon oars baTHTUnS ee with eloseta, tiled bet with tiene GILES REALTY CO. PE Sides or PE 31372 F ad Kool Renae FE 2 Ot —————— | "A large ‘stock of x6. 2x0, 2912, arans “YE, Ra NORGE er, extra large utillt: o2 W. FE 5-615 = : urniture an Us pasecapie W ayne Gabert’ . Foon tla 2s heater. 24 * Randwood floors, “city sever ee: : be 8 RESTAURANT FOR RENT OR 125 W. Huron St. FE 4-503 haces. 6 ma > | ter and gas. auto. FA oll furnace mr open Modern funy equtpped. | Business Opportunities 51 Mortgage Loans 54) “Where Wrigiev's Usedto Be“ | a Bees Specials cabinets, marbel, -. SEPTIC TANKS = fas hot water, heater. Youngs: For Sale Acreage 47| ve lise edistuing veome, ll npeageaen PRS, | RRP PP RRP MAHOGANY OVAL DINING TA- | $25 oes oe « i ad Queen oF Revel atk) oeten ro 8 pe REINFORCED ¢ rd apace. APT. BLDG. $12,180 DOWN.. dies, 7 é $258.05 PE 40428 0 ea \ argh Ea Bo mies pom Pong, mar Gal |" AEs ERO SEM oPOME:| LOANS $600 to $1,500 | atie'nigtiny, Bias tanger) |Sm8ss fr | UNION W WcriNc ane ee, A @ payments : TRACTOR AND SNOW . an .. On chairs, ne es, lamps, mir- “s ; MAIN YARD, 31945 W . Fevurance, hese homes are ioet CLOSE IN srone: Room FOR Reet sore | tenis “pda cauoment, Good or: Bitninghens Mt ¢osee er Norse 2+ ove FA ggg gg | Job Yard. bois Oat. a. Harper : E AQOE IN - : -terms, E : = . Sal ee eee ect rontinc | Lovely rolling 10 acre barcel able for any business, 375 Auburn| FO BUY TO SELI om TOR i ee, | Daily 8:30 to 6 Sun. 10 to 2 cast of East Bivd. off auburn| Limite, with over 300 feet Os a A BT} Pabtningr is te BIRD" "tea aaa ve. ——— é * oud “A natural for sma | Business Opportunities 51| ~ Sate Land Contract «Te es hain, reasonable. Pusat 2 yrs. TO PAY CLARK REAL ESTATE farm jor to subdivide, Only, paeacattans ~ Se Land Contracts, $2 & Oe cand : - MARCH BARGAINS | 12_N, Saginaw PE 6-6189 FE +6692 or FE 44813 ; BUSINESS & HOME SECOND CONTRACT. 35, Apply 200 Nacional aiding Walnut Bedroom Suite... $49.00/ WHIRLPOOL WASHER, WESTING- 1362 WwW. Evenings OFF BALDWIN Grocery and meat store, Beer — dent discount. PE 23-5173. ,_ OF phone FE +4 Table Top Gas Range..... $25.00 house dryer “ ” Cosperstive Real Real Estate Exchange and wine take out. Located .on Odd Walnut vey Senor eed dinette set, prossere cooker. jie hi BY OWNER. 2 BEL 2 BEDROOM FRAME, mas get Se ccucetna iat of me A jrossing $100,000 5 year. bees id to Loan , 53 Swaps : 55 oey ae “"g12.00 bated A teaster equi) for _Full price, Sones, Om Stele” | Soprouimetely, 2, or _more Masonry construction | with” fuli www itis Keenan Je getaaes A GOOD SELECTION OF SUITS. Par ecueus Electric! °° | Wools, Bes, and Bun. m y ie - 5 T1232 address pe Oobes. OLD RANCH these. oa ee 10,000 down plus a BaxteR 8 Lavin RNOMTONS: io 4 ———— —— haa pyemny Corner e cupboard... ue #300 7 an ee ER 60: poled iilving. recs co Biobatee ote: INDEPENDEN NCE TWP ph pind ed ie =buildings Lawrence 8t FE +153 ' pata ae Cotton Mattresses ....8 9.05 preme, 2% ¥ old, just lik NDEPE ms : ness. = $30.00 dinlag pace Peni td Tit| 20 acre wooded | parce C.PANGUS 1919 M15| TEAGUE FINANCE CO. EDW ARDS Sana We buy, ell & exchange every | ®* ba bo Nal” oie, board pace. with utility room. Maree vio sel Phone. Ortonville 132 Collect 202 N. MAIN : aay ae MODEL CAR, 6 "6, kl =a Furnit or bunk noes, screen, Mowsrsc® shruboCer kc ce: 2 STALL SUPER SERVICE sTA- ROCHESTER, MICH small dows permem om weet aklan urniture hand boek nek ine rege. Fenced in back with -| Edw. M.S Real . Very good location, low in- “ + | _Sdie_house. PE 2-154. =| 106.8. Saginaw »-_—__COFPE 9-8523 | Far TG et den space. Good soil Priced’ at paltane PL Sneha ventory. Call PE 39193. LOANS tO eee LDING LOTS TH $20. |"8) MAYTAG WASHER ror! ajo: “"** —— = $8150. Good terms. FE $2300 any./77 N. Saginaw St. | Ph. PE 6-6165 ‘ : scoepted as trade tn on toed 1955 21 inch TV. PE 4-6536. —_ _time. we | Open Eves. "Til 8:30 fing excellent business “penal nousbeets doors _ears. H. J, Van Welt. OR 3-1355. aavidon 0. MUST. ae a WEST hie INGHOUSE ELEC. ~ For Sale Lake Prop. 44 : near Pontiac. Good lease, | Ph. Rochester OL 60711. OL 1-791 | EQUITY IN RESTAURANT WITH | and mod SELL ANTIRORS, tric stove, siege — olin meek Some een Vided oo FLORID: A very Io low aah ge ines. forces oe ote = ena 4. Newly an boas te Sahat Mermiahing. Call MY pi house or contract * jORGE REF R: TOR, suite abinet, & BEAUTIFUL $8 FT. LAKEFRONT] 5 sores, high and ary, 132 | $Uct, a Michelle Harger, 33 w. 35,000 Families inks Cottage, land contract, boat eR Good Condition $100. Mi fet, est 200. Wil ye. $1,450 down, Hannan, L]| frontage, good fishing lake ad- Oa . have 6,70 of a @oes value, MElrose a oe Tory ppm a joining ‘property. 2 miles from | GROCERY STORE, BEER d NORGE REFRIGERATOR, LATE | _216 Judson St fe CKEFRONT —| eter Sou tea Meee ameret| Recommend |, ROEM ASD, MG | Sane ta ss“ FOU ANAS Pay OR AE t n enter near by, . Beautiful setting on private lake. Sart highway 19. 1 mile ’N. Gancun = ao fie ll Soong Hine of SAKLAND COUNTY'S LARGEST| CAN FOUND ATL & 8. i Inside the .0 mile circle, Brick Weeki-Wachee Spring. 40 miles 8 z uc ner S — , SELECTION OF UNPAINTED End ta! , £1.96 up new: * ¥ e etere- | Stock. equipment, 6 room mod- BARNES. HARDWARE case headboard beds, complete, SALE’ tri-level 3 bedroom home. Large) to Tampa, 50 mile aie oe home, main’ street jocation, or $24 refr:igerators. $25 up; 4, (Strooe ). New aster place. i cdicining. hegre ieee fire-| sto ‘meat or 666 cvery. sit just ri eee ea SOUTER OOS: CONDI- Sookeases room dividers record or ao. 8 ei bedi alls cs Cost = Stes _ : ’ ' 7 months, Pictures of property in |, é up; TV + radios, 2 : ted Cee tatural edior Phone owner for am | PAUL M. JOKES, REAL ESTATE) Four (4) Rucknér conven: | ion gost. ated eat of 4) comn. | PICK. i PAINTS STORE up: aoe, chrome dine sei, $m Ga D at Burmeister's . di . * a 0 oe with buiitln. barbecue. Attached |_pointment, MUlberry_ 63932. _ where you ean quickly bor: Phone Maple S-1907. 6310 SDADDIC | 143 Oaxiand bedroom sitter, $40.99 up; rage oors OAKLAND COUNTY'S tures, Priced to well. Cal Ca! * teday ‘in zB Betty Ontonvilie ‘ ‘aa . case eae re onth poo Lowrey Paap creat & CLEAR 5 ae RCA Ses CONSOLE TV. Ling men 6 gig 08 up; din a rao taf Aw : od Us LARGEST GOLD BOND for appointment. LEAVING CITY. COMPLETE ae, amount. no room modern home for @ room,| 859.95. TV Antenna $0.98. her heme ~~ selection. ‘a up. A CRAWFORD Or Te g e petenborneod erocéry, 42.000, Also dedue | Fre "sd306.” 1068 Durrant, WAL’ {ON TV Use OUR mASY PAYMENT | fodera door on your garage costs PLASTERBOARD. ww martOZXY pe cases house, 200_N WANT A 5 Walton, Cor. Joslyn WE 2-0001| w, ter, oo, Cade savin. t bg Ny Kh — 7 nea DEALER : MY 13° 18 THE “BIRD TO sEB “LET’S TALK Bucknerr nonnowing at neeets =) Jule “Wil tr trade for PERFECT CONDITION. | ise 8@. out ahd look eround. 2 acres of me “eg tity Gold} ly ae For Sale Resort Prop. 4A) WHITE LAKE TWP. | BUSINESS” i a rappel, preps ar Lake ‘Aimoct new blonde manos. oliy-| creas sro im pear Reva? i TM: Oe eee é “a . SLNESS Orion or sell re — w wi s P | GE ECTRIC STOVE, CALI en eenwee! Over 33 acres on main road, idea} : L 22 , 4 mi. east of pete hang Harty fue Water & lights, 6| fof, subdivision of it's the perfect! © THERE'S A SMALI cet needed cusn auicre | Some parment. Cal MY" $16a rein mabog. oval dining tabie, 6 or | fal, cnet of “auburn | ui, #8 Wiener be, #1, ta‘ shoei, ae aan one re 5 ce for your country | ranen 2 ne MALL, from Buekner's friendly WILL SWAP 7 FARM OR BELL. chatrs, pr. chests. Reproduction reps co mm hd. MSS “yt Mie. San wt s : b_fo_iake. PE 41066 | me ery reasonably priced a! an company . er e6. FOOm rene: *;| Early American highboy. Chaise __ CP F M : CORE srcevveee f whe Modern. 4 room, semi-modern, 2 ‘ bind Sale ‘ Suburban Prop. 45A y $11,000 on terms. And ®’s) the canter! of) activity car garage. Small barn, Chicken poe pratt Ogu aH oe ae For § Sale } Miscellaneous 60 rr “heaped m : mm if COMOME csvsenne Dd : WW ARD E PARTRIDGE for a town near Bay City. 4 eoop, 10 miles from Pontiac. ror, Pictures, etc 820 C Toatas Ct PPP LLLP APP SS " Lawe é&> ! scereene® ae FENTON AREA, §% ACRES, 3 YR.| \V/ 6. 2d .| rooms and modern owner's 5 B k Adame 26. OY Pee | _ irminghl . MI 6-0454. . , ’ sed end, parts pes old lovely hilltop, 3 bedrm. mod- REALTOR FE 4.358] | "oom apartment. Tavern has good | UCKNEr WILL SWAP i950 CLEAN CHtEVRO. | —™!rmingham. & AAA “BUY S THRU °56 | sate a-E) seer ; ern home. full ‘basement, bis | 0") ew LOC - steady business. Large brick . let for boat and motor or guns Plastic Walk Tile...2c e 4 biel: | “ : . ofan | Plas ic Wall Tile...2c ea. AT LEE'S MASOBIG vo. .ccees eB. : is Loser beee caren rene | 1080. W HURON. ST sr. sevens oT 817 500 = &2 @ Finance Co _Retors ~~ 5 laimed Linoleum $2.49| Clinton chain saw ~ sie * Corr, : es 500. PS na Or a t DIVSCOTS vv veyeneenl thing tor recoup living’ for tan fam_ 1% BLKS. WEST. OF, TELEORAPH payment . EMaade ener 8, Surplus Ps 40| Faccs are new 66 models, We snotty "ine ‘pai si deus: . Breed to's on uae ot REAL TRUOUT “‘g BUSINESSES SUE PER Offices are located: __For Sate Clothing 56 Harold's. “Paint & Plo wen “ee plied in ard per MS ms 1 rotary, tillers, 3 se RH | : : MAN'S. way BLUE SUIT. sIze| 4 8. Ba. 6-tn. verse, We . : Rertland. modernised income. 3) For. Sale Farms — 48 Better than $200,009 ross tn lake Pontiae, 2nd Floor National Bide. | "ye LIKE NEW. $30. PROWE OR | ——— pp ye TE ePRING ING | bave Ullers trom. $30.58 tp, Sethe heat \Gaparate sok nn | tree near Ponting Building. home | : se02. , Whee! ob ecnsen “Paing " = pare ntrances and base- : | eee business All included at $30 Drayten Plains. 4512 Dixie Hwy. | _ — Ref S tractors, all implem Ld << ments, acar garage and heated eee a iheniorer a avaay eg Feber tn ukiudes MUSKRAT BACK COAT. size i¢. efrigerator Specials Roum ave meee i = q 100 \ is wil prove this an excep- | (neil to 7@enk) _Like new, 1 _5-0843. = weer years om tems fee gs Betee oe riding mowers, Oet ? Acres al value. 5 good : E our price pneeeneraes | Utica, 45462 Van Dyk Sale Household Goods 57 | *°rt. - 000.50) Reel woe love mower, Gti. ae > Coed ees suit meh ude ka M ICI I It tAN BL SIN ESS | block North across croc Bank | ~~ G LAY TON’S Johan ean garden ‘he ® ve Thumb district near Cass) Cay ECC ORAT : |ANTIQUE JACOBIAN DINING F H Ci 1 f rut mis | SALES CORPORAT i ee Reninire, A planes sprayers, 2 reg $159, special eT tat wt Tuli" Mstockes we | ht) Hb a Hoge) bs Tr Y ~~ Naet ated ses | ae Peceert vy bitte a ; ie. Lep your caren & ipa Caterpttia cE SURE IT’ ~ wu ou can move ri in ¥ ne fan Brien ACL JOUNING Barn. “stanchions drinking plersy Prenty vet" Pocpine Cone Also record players. FE FE seatt or, or ves 5-0074 ast a et rene ‘vent eee od : Will take late model car. For, milk Douse, granery, corm cre | at_our_froat__door 10 PIECE ORNATE JTALIAN DIN- trade-in at best E DUO THERM OIL WEAT- | - _BURMEISTER particulars, call OR +1908. hall Lad} Seren eues) Seam teily bere: MOBILE [GAS STATION. | ee " 6 PAVENPORT ANI oe y CHATR, a| iy! reo set, $50. i 1 4-062) ve Relabies ies & parts “Boo: we tut 2 i * North: I ber C Just Look At ; ele Peon ental en modarale | ree chairs and buffet, $40. Oss ieers|| PROVINGIAL BD LEE’S SALE a SERVICE ATORIES raige ects ale e197 Coaley = 1 = CHEROKEE HILLS | FLOYD KENT, Realtor | tory ‘Por appotatment, wk. days. | and side oven, $25. FE23221. | Chair pSeeocla DAVENPORT $05. oat Mt, wat ny el be PE }-0820 ay Mo a eer be agin a ae : ; Teer ee W. Lewrecce | FE seis) ME. Dart FE ue xtra Fast ; SARTON WASHER. USED TWICE. | dining tale and” butler fied. | 10°24" LOGAN FLOOR MObeL| {oUst, ime Sten oeeeiey “cation fsa Open Eves al td be _ 135 Draper, . __ Midwest 4-2200 _iathe, All attachments. EM "3-451, pooner om They are erate » oom ‘panes _ beth Lake Rd mile west; "ext to the Consumers Power NORTH WOODS Servi ice er ASSINET. COMPLETE, wire REBUILT A AUTOMATIC WASHERS: | ADJUSTABLE AREA WALLS | _ Orchard Lake of Telegrapb Ra. otters for bet. : 176 mi, from Pontiac-a modern | bumper. Even Flow sterilizer, 436 Efectrie meRen ere wWhitiees! Ate ace cert od dona LIKE MA ! r homes Only a few sites restaurant fully equipped 3 cab-| You can borrow $20-8500 quickly; Rae a ohitemel O06 Sh Ge ° ripool. | 12'" deep $3.98, 18" deep $3.24 left-select yours soon. ins, idea] motel site. 330 ft. on! on signature, car or furniture. | = ’ 24" deep $6.84, 30° deep $8.92 ing —— stairway, CARL W. BIR 120 ACRES — TRADE ee 5 acres Parham Apiod rooms Lets cherro Sudereere arAvTiPOL i faakeg seein eae: ROY s REPLACEMENT BLAYLOCK et yun tine = rposi 2 . $03 Community Nati D. Eke T) 8 room nents: 2 eee ee tag | Real epportenty! Iiiness forces to"x9 months "0 Teper a ee, WY Saat Gn any PARTS eign eget poet ope Shy yo CHURCH'S OINC. FE ai Eves _PE §1392| Located in Capac, Michigan THELMA ELWOOp REALTOR | 201 “ eT | REBUT Wacom ceaRAK AL LC ARPES See 1@1 Squirrel R4._ VB 90333 rE OTe. EARS Palvawone, | Seteg soit we ects ectete, Prine) re sia HOUSEHOLD | Bexpix iran tv aanooany | Uta Barts aii maxes oe Myre | Set oe RPENTERS 100K rae See eens cxcuacet caceth : core, tube. gnvetiens” sonaithee REFRIGERATORS — LAST YEAR'S General Warehouse’ S280 *Disie Duss colors of Onades br - “CHETOLAH SHORES | RD. RIL EY, Broker diicess: CLaeen Gers | FINANCE _ $60.05. M1 61300. $5 models. One of America’s best | Highway, 20 per cont ot. Sante win. Homesites with privileges on so9 Elizabeth Lake Ra, FE 41187) truck Immediate possé¢ssion, city BENDIX WASHER AND | DRYER. brands. Perfect. New. Guaranteed | ALUMINUM COMBINATION WIN-| dows, nes ea. “extx® Plyscore Elizabeth and Cass Lakes. $600 of er. Harry J. Hill, Broker, | Corporation of Pontise Ful automatic, beth $130. for 5 years Buy a new refriger- DOWS AND RE-| 95.95. % wood $3.05. ml Mouse taree, Roce S MODERN |" tise Mes His Lapowr: | gp3tt South Regina gt Kay mide | 2-166 | Seed machine Michigan Fiucres: TIMATE. Picea Ger Oon 4 oi iat sa ed H = aren road. $18,750. | 2nd_foor_ P' rEderal 40333 B EN pr x pomelhs paves. _cent, 393 Orchard Lake Ave. z Go i M CON : Orse -) 2 Ww" DInwaN ~ CASH “NOW and installed” No down peyment. | REFRIGERATOR $29 50 Davenport ee en Foor. ars (Gass aetie. na 66 W. Huron FE 42571 a eC a pe eondities bis yg ten Beda complete coree Weiscets | 7 eaens at wholesal rise to ai PE 42252 or FE 2-617 | After 6 PE 46313 _ PAY LATER PLAN MY 3-311 ition. 638 *| range $2950. Dining, set $1950.) GENERAL REHOUSE OC "i309 ACRE FARM: BY OWNER. Apt. electric ra 60, New | 2258 Dixie Mi ee 11 rooms and bath. $200 per acre Is THE “BIRD” TO 8EE Get cash you need now ane Pes BOTT LE GAS Hollywood anes 6 : Kitchen | ted may _PARK } FR tn. : _ 645 Jossman Rd: “Ortonville, later in monthiy atacants vou — | New lo table, 3 chatrs $8.05. Youth bed ANC HOR F F NCES a pg ee 8 value: 4. DRAYTON WOODS FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE © TODAY’S SPECIALS Bilores Pons Lee ot, come | lation, aly 810 plu ateee (kanye $0.95. ¢ sr. eri complete $1695. | No money gown. sopter ie o Piuorescent, ‘363, Orchard | Call Rutledge. OR 3-111]. FE 40003 C Fueigas OR 3-249) Salty cane Daybed, com-| FREE ESTIMA; NESS ee 1471 ake Ave. p #0 ft. frontage amié good residen- OXFORD 2 MILES AWAY ON | MR SPORTSMAN here's a oan BENEFI [AL BUFFET AND caine Cideur, | Piture ta Orchard Lene. Ai . | ARVIN AUTOMATIC. ELECTRIC | 7 INOLEUM....3 YD. tial area. Over good road, 38 acres approximately | come true. This fishing tackle, 3 $40 Call FE 2-3701. = = i | beater, new, $28 OR 33473, Gung 9e YI Aa me buy, oer Tot tow! 3 bedroom nome. full bath, near Oy apenas ert and gift shop 4 INANCE CO) CASH _ POR SMALL RECORD REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. | ] a i Gots (oxo). 2%» eee ; s are ettin } bloc "gs best 7 M i TTEN TION teres scarce. $1.150-terms . . #1 foo oo saowi: Rts ets | fly Penecossr ai teee wea GE T CASIL OUICKL Y Cin ew pedi FURNITURE | tric, 502 N Johnson, PE. 45169 | ATI EN TION | (he Le po) ba iis Fale Cats $1,600.41. Marry J. Hill, Broker. 814 WN you have been dreaming about. , 1 | REFRIGERATORS $35. WASHER . y re Mints 64 X 281 Main St, Lapeer. Open- only § months per year | or tools OR 3-971 $20. TV $25. Complete bunk beds | PRE-SPRING SMITHS, 257 S . Saginaw PRIME INVESTMENT | S20 meter tele tes 2 oe DNC 000 Sie sencenitongt Te Een LIONEL & AMERICAN] ~ ons clive modern home eiso a SIN OER CONSOLE ROUND BOB- Close tn west suburban location 7S vacant acres at corner of MS@ on the 2 acre site next to a popu- 1048 ta 1989 Brt COMPLETE Used Ceilin pet $45 per M | “ . 5 A USE- | bin. model Take over bai- garden Slut topena rea fee rat een la an ery is sie | bel eta lake 010.000 down’ plus title Most denier closed in 30 hold Fahne eae eens ence ‘ot “godan at $6.08 per month nipdeis- i NE thru no FLYER TRAINS Talbot ber a fo $895 — ee ee other lo | frontage ca apa connie rd aya snare: @anaterss, andr omer | chor pei iia sas $34 “s Besler. rE abe : Perea rors opis used — Set seomiee testers sy Mat = fot For wet basement ce cas to choose fro & ty § ": ‘ 7 lees Satie Se : are eer eee 25-2 28-22% be eane ° » | Qed Full otic: 651.508 wie | Tree ice an itece fo cen | Cures: CUSTOM MADE WING CHAIR, 044 | SINOLE BED. CHEST, MAPLE. | RECLAIMED BRICK—$3 hundred. | , on, tactory 7 aokyter. wunow o.| Boeke ebeed nas? Pees rola FLOYD KENT, Realtor STOCK FARM ried "and. well, furnished unite | Ziquth, bed. contemporary civic, | complete, ressenable, ‘Also chates Patsage Lock sets 4188 "| GAPLE DROP-LLGAP kitchen | $i pBreces leas ave. : wners if i = . 24 W. Lawrence FE $6105 120 acres with good modern home Built fe “1953 Encctset pac stenes | Oak! an price. Watermaster Sater soften-| SPECIAL FE OREKA VACUUM | 2'#%3' butt hinge sop oo tabi ae ana 2 chairs, iad PO tape Pa Open Eves. | Storage barn, plus 80 ft. basement | heating system. Owner must sell er, $25. FE 2-2208. cleaner $69 95. Floor modet $40.95, ; Quality ats nee ‘au ene .. Next to the Conrumers Power barn with 18 metal stanchions and | due to other business obligations | CUT GLASS TUMBLERS, LOVE |_R. B. MUNRO, 1060 W Huron. Me oe ansinnane e LE | s14se stated’ Aa spek ytd Two gary Lebo - ss rin ¢ cups car arage i toda or e RTaAVEA ROUTIORT ant i" alue, he | eller selene riod ar BASE) Seed poy eee ea L oan C O _Seat_and davenport, PE §-8453. STOVES, BOUGHT not. ok We carry « complete line of nalls,| table 62. New Norge automatic marred. will handle down. Owner wi!l take contracts 12x12 LINOLEU M $7 $7. 20| 2S saan” em-/| bidg, boards, roofing. shingles,| gas mere. < double 6 oven door. ree sei of levi » baith~ MACED AYI AKE c ROU ne & "FRAN KS ta] trade: 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG | 59 WALL TILE RN. PY. ..... we it’ Tr ro 12" $20 680 MET, oi prices” on comm hete bulld- — Ms os. $100. FE ween B83 4 7 GUAR. HOUSE PAINT. GAL. $1.95 MEDICI ip Yery scente wooded lake front on Cee Le HOTEL & LIQUOR: bar in po; Ise VINYL INLAID TILE Picea) hb fied etl MEDICINE CABINETS, LARGE 20 | .-A¥®. be "tide of lake. Plenty of ele. 295 Dixie Hw OR 32-0701. tar sports ree west of fe-| | - “ie |] LANE WATERFALL SU R 12Us “UMBER 4 cabinet, | 2X4" vetion for basement. 95.38, with OP? “unt 8; Sat. ‘Tu 5. | wae.) clean rental rooms. plus REALE “ALCOHOL-ANTINREESE chews une ew 435. eurbeam M) PRP 10 Fa CUM ES co tie value, 63.8, alantiy marred. Me Cac. sh boards, 78 terms. Sale Business| prope ® 49 separate owner's home. Attrac- : |SYERS, 141 W HURON. PE 4-3066 Coffeemaker Toaster & frying 2 ol Also large selections of medicine Ba M up. Oa! — p Boy as F We Sees Evervthing nore ter’ Juss S16 one |DeaPes, Faille tammy, wow?.| 20a Ticttr' Pun warmer, Beene, | $949 Highland Ré._(B600) OR D-7003/ CoNinete, wih ped pMnent Nebia. | cinch’ oa oi mes = WILLIAMS LAKE ‘ | | er green, 2 double and ¢ single ressute cooker, roll-away utility | CASH FOR FoRNTURE at cosepuenal arenas. ‘Michi as ‘ACK | air. Compl PE ¢ 4 BLACKETT’S Qooe location with’ plenty of spe space vod; fundiearaiee om Bide bbb ageods Lh sell ‘reasonable. FR = 5 — PACKAGE incon. Liuorescent. 393 Orchard Lake BUILDING : r | ‘ I [ » ' i , i eke privticaey vad ewcaveuen out dug B OW ; W ARD E. PARTRIDGE | oF Less | dition FE 2-1167 84 8 Genesee. \GINGER CONSOLE SEWING MA- ditioner FE 2 yra old ‘uveni i, HP JET PUMP. OR- 5-5811 for basement. $1.059 with terms R EAI. al OR F E 4-358] WW V1 H Ol CK | | ELEC | PORT een | MACH. j_fhine, $49 OR _}-0702 | BATHROOM rIXTORES, , YOCRGS lando 3-3385 URED Of, BORAT ALL : | ae pgs ® i r.| r-7 Sari own kitchen Furnace i crs oa RNERS WITH A OTTER HILLS SPECIAL — 122% feet on Dixte 1080 W Muron St SER ICE: | old 120 Melrose. PE €0788, 6-PIECE BFDROOM [pp and recat | Hoth water tnd steam i AND USED, FORNITCRE | controle m good condition. 19 6. Wordectat | shal { a hn and 273 feet deen Corner lot 1% BLKS WEST OF TFLEGRAPH |ELFCTRIC CLOTHES DRYER. SET | bolers automatic water heater, ee eel oh he and electric | Parke. Onderful site for good ranch across Williams street from Pon- REAL ESTATE & BUSINESS Then Home & Auto is the plece| {@Mous name brand, slightly | | hardware. electrical euppiies.| (er heaters fe streliers and USED ELECTRIC _ hid ae ee. =~ ese tiac Drive in Theater Idea! lo- THRUOUT MICHIGAN to come Most loans made on| Marred Exceptional value Michi, Beautiful dresser. large mirror Crock and tile galvanized cop Latte soongit Masi on houretratlers -_ SES CTRIC ae Building eet ricuana Lake cation for Drive in Eating Estab- Open Eve 7 to 9 your first risit Bo come in or | an Fluorescent, 303 Orchard full size oe ie v chest of per pipe and fittings, Lowe Bros. | TRAILER EXCHANGE, rE 2.7200 WATER HEATERS privileges on Otter Lake and only 'shment Beautiful modern home sito REPAIR MACHINERY FOR | PDone for cash to 8600 on your! Lake Ave “ALL, FOR, "D. , yatht | HEIGHT a) BUPELY | ses NEW SPECIAL CLE 32% miles west of Pontiac §2.250 oe epee ae fence oe acne sale - 765 Sate, “teria or signetars and 0X12 RUG AND PAD, HARDWOOD ALL FOR so AY | _Lapeer Rd FE 6-8431. - | rs P TILT ARBOR TABLE LIKE NEW kip aa od Apc Su [Sa ee So SSS | yme lan suite ur | ' , | 2 0 M ( with terms Call Mrs Hort FE 2-0840 for STANDARD OIL CO. | needs Pusat eourtecue serv. | ePierien OL Tf Hotpoint ONLY $2 WEEKLY j bar a re tt reo for, $130 FE 5-1244 _ eee SO 30 GA % 3% full particulars | j ice Ruaite’ zon ew pelea ELECTRIC STOVE, @ IN. KEN-| Pearson's Bank Furniture | fice Make offer EL 63902 NEw & OED PORTABLES. , WILL TERMS. CONS! of F. C. Wood Co. I. HW. BROWN 5 | 1s now taking dealer applications | adeger. Berkley Voss) President.“ more. Exe. cond, 673. EM 3-2048. | ¢9 Orchard ay Ave FE 47991 °4, CARAT DIAMOND. $325. FE | aay Pergo toe ed ate | _CO_% W. LAWRENCE. FE 6-151 »R .. Realtor for @ modern 2-stall service ste- 5-1 neAl yOu See dpice © | motere 2 ata serie ste Ph. FE 5-8121 ELECTROLUX LATE MODEL 7-PIECE LIVING eet) eee ~ Wanted Used ¢ Cars &8& Pooper grrr et we ‘92 PONTIAC CATALINA, HYDRO- matic. Must all around condition. OR i ‘ise! CASH FOR ANY MAKE OR LATE models. 22 Auburn "WANTED: SCRAP CARS Ph. OR 3-4511 UP TO $30, FOR JUNE. ‘& CHEAP cars, FE 2-2666 days _or eves. ‘WANTED _ = MODEL CARS EAN ND_ SHARP. BRING TILE. MONEY WAITING GLENN'S R SALES MOTO! 234 8. Saginaw St FE 4-7371 A BETTER CASH PRICE FOR any make or model. clean car or truck We buy — sell - trade. HASKINS CHEVROLET Oakland County’s Fastest Growing Dealer 6751 Dixie Highway at M15 MAple 5-507) ~ THE HIGH DOLLAR Por high grade used cars. We need them. ve the extra =. it = pay you well, 4540 Dizi iH. J. VANWELT OR _3-1355 °YOUR LIFE’S MADE EASIER through Classi- To solve every- | day problems juickly, dial FF 28181 : fied Ads. i RD LARE, INC. self- at % TON IN EXPRESS. On a HOWARD LARE, INC. 2705. Orehard Lake Ra. 1951 GMC TRACTOR. 140 503 gas engine mobile semi & 14 ft. terma _ Other’ interests. aA RACK PE +0039 ir experience. Chris- WILSON GMC sti, toa FORD, ~ $300, Call OR 32217 after 4:20. OLIVER BUICK Pontiac Sale $675 "$2 Pontiac 2 Dr R&H, A Beauty $895 $3 Pontiac 2 Dr. R&H, One Owner 1695 5 Pontiac 4 Dr. All the Extras $1495 54 Pontiac Starchief Catalina, Loaded Plus 15 Other Nice Pontiacsto _ Choose From | OLIVER “BUICK 210 Orchard Lake _FE2-9101 Open nites ‘tl 9 Just your Dien on ‘own, — 101 uses. pleasure, camping _ Haskins Chev. | picyrwm furas cu 2g Rope 1 ead mayees Le Mi 1 6 fener” Seeatit el spray ; CLARKSTON soma Pion, psriect eondition.| MOTOR SALES * FFREY FORD SALES oe unToM OA &- CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Vv. FOF GRUF GSO Open 8 “i a to e m. Daily sere FORD SALES | 83 Bujcx osoarT na 666. S. *WOODW ARD Birmingham _ MI 43410 ‘$1 SUPER BUICK, White sidewalls, dynafiow. — of extras. Must sell. FE 4-6320 » TON OW PICKUP beter. pains 2703 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego_ ~~ ATTE NTION ‘2 FORD | PICK UP. EXCELLENT Must sacrifice, Best a 8-043, oM BAP LOYES N w 1956 Pontiacs Also we have vos “sale el used cars. som . Open every nigh Keego S Sales & Service 6751 postin Highway at M15 MAple 5-807 Open nites ‘ti! 9) Keego ® MODEL. Newly overhauled. r steel Iways kept in heated Looks haga: like a pew - TRUCKS H. J. VARWEL aap or TT r ih Oy | Phone OR NEW AND U SED MUST SELL AT ONCE 1952 CADIL- oree i35: "Boxe eller wilt take any fal ote: Oakland _at c ass : thing of value icles Clemens samara erms. m 8, e ‘PE 24401 o Insurance 90-A pea bees ce = _~Aut "53 CADILLAC - “‘ALuaTATE Avro INSURANCE €2 4 dr. cedan, with 9680 (Pounded Sears Roebuck & | air ‘onditionin unit, full Co,), Call J jim) Boushell, FE 5-7754. yeree)* ae : eee tes me rm s, For oe Sale C Cars 9 91 tone green, 17,000 miles. For “ake Rd. PE 42313 $100; 1940 ‘30 CHEVY CLUB COUPE. ooop cond, radio, heater, turn si _spotlight, good ¢ tires. OR_ 3-54 "SS, 210, 4 DR., 6 CYL. CHEV. Beige and blue. Afternoons. FE __5-1841 GOING Th NAVY, MUsT T SELL, Chevrolet convertible. Load- ed. Inquire after 5, 674 E. Beveriy. Bright Spot NO MONEY DOWN ~° $2 Dodge Sedan 52 Pylmouth Sedan 51 Pontiac Sedan °50 Hudson Sedan (2) 50 Buick Sedan (2) 50 Mercury Club Coupe 49 Pontiac Sedan 49 Dodge Sedan “48 Pontiac Sedan ‘46 Plymouth Sedan "46 Ford Convert. JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC Cass at Orchard Lake FE 80488 Classified Ads! To swap what you don’t need for FE [what you do, call 28181. 4 . BLACK 4 DR | BUICK Chev. | Sale $985 | "34 Chev. 2 D1 R&H, Clean $465 "52 Chev. 2 Dr. l. R&H, Nice | | $765 | 53 Chev. 4 Dr. | No Rust, R&Hl $1395 Owner must sell. 55 C SADILLAC # ee Club coupe, Beautiful 2-tone | 35 Chev. 2 Dr. TRUCK, 3263| jiyaramatic. heater, radio, full | . wer whitewalls, Less than 11. Low Milage Plus 12 Other Good Chevies to Choose From OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake FE 2-9101 Are Your CAR PAYMTS. | TOO HIGH? | We Need ' . ¢ t "54 —'55 —'56 Models of All Makes for Our USED CAR LOT on S, WOODWARD AVE. Trade Us Your Equity and We Will | Pay Off Your Car and Give You a 250 == *5i on 52 NASH—PLYMOUTH or with extremély your equity. SEE US NOW! We have in stock at present. NORTH CHEVROLET | 1000 S. Woodward Ave. Birmingham E 1053 dat ia i ba roses ivory and for easy as. ye at | full price. your ae terms. ‘ VERY RD V-8 ‘TUDOR, git5 iy mileage DEMO’ at huge savings. Tom Bohr, Ixte. 120.8 in, Milford, MU | 4-2085 "ss FORD NV. SHARP, ONE 3 FORD. FORD-O-MATIC. ( gue “$1 FORD CONVERTIBLE. RA- ‘ and white walls. saad? pRORDS | rEFRREY FORD *SALES An ! Oakland County's "1953 DeSoto 6 CI. | 1953 Dodge Coronet |CHEVY—FORD—STUD. | FREE & CLEAR: | $5: | 1952 Piymouth Ford low payments—dependin g on 34 such models MI 42035 ee: 91 For Sale Cars —s 9. si Gate ne INC. = Taylor Chevrolet Sales. |’ grate ee fear, ee 4156) > Walled Lake _§ ae re Credit Plan © BAVE YOU ‘ poet. TR PLOYMENT. Bs "s - an CToM THAT YOU CAN BUY: WEEKLY PAYMENTS. or No Co-Signers! Immediate Delivery! Dea! Direct! No Finance Co.! Buy Here—Pay Here Y’ALL COME NATIONAL a MOTOR SALES ‘s1 4 WHEEL DR JEEP STATION _wagon, Good condition. OR 3-4547. 1950 LINCOLN TUDOR HYDRA- matic, Radio & Heater, $150, CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at Pike Sts. FE 4-3885. ‘$4 LINCOLN CAPRI ¢DR. POW- er steering. Po er Cenmmipsien, R&H, etc. “TAKE ORION MOTOR SALES M24 at Cle larkston ne FORD MERCUR i955 Mi MERCURY 2 DOOR CUSTOM sedan. Excellent condition. Low mileage. Must sell car, am leav- ine for California immediately. Ler Cash. Inevire 6 Shirley 8+ 5:00 pD S@sarcnibles Sf Fors seg rer gn? Oe ‘oO ic. ‘$0 Pontiac os “ | 40 Chevy “black, load $0 Studedar kers, Ra overdrive ALIT CARS 55 Chevy, one own Sr} Chevy, or Air, hardtop. Ford, 2 R& one owner ‘54 'S3, *51 “"cpaillacs, like new ‘53 Packard Patrician nice "52 Studebaker V8, tinted glass Heke FCOROuY i6; SE De ARS | 22 AUBURN FE 42131 CH EVROLET 1956 Demos. PLOOR CARS—OFFICIAL’8 CARS COURTESY CARS SIXES AND V-8's .2 Doors—4 Doors Hardtops—Wagons Convertibles NO CREDIT PROBLEMS JUST YOUR CAR DOWN AND UP TO 4 MONTHS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Highest Trade — Lowest Terms TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION ALL KING SIZE BARGAINS. BUDGET PRICED FOR EASY OWNING SAVE AS YOU HAVE NEVER 8AVED BEFORE! DONT DELAY-ACT TODAY! HASKINS CHEVROLET Fastest Growing Dealer SRECTACUL AR! "56 Dodge "56 Pord Visterta "Bl Chevie 2 ae "$3 Ford Pick HURON MTR. SALES 952 W. Huron You Won't Need THE LUCK ‘O THk IRISH To Get a Good Dependable Used Car From Our Selection 1956 DeSoto Pireflight Pordor 1955 Eu mowtny Belvedere Fordor, ra 1935 Plymouth ‘Belvedere Pordor, Dem 1985 Dodge Coronet € Fordor DeSo Fi Pordor, 1954 Plymouth $195 00 Dn $36.88 per mo 1954 Pontiac Star Chief Fordor, $275.00 Dn. $52.61 per mo Cpe. $185 00 Dn $4 1953 DeSoto V-8 Cl. Cpe $ 1953 DeSoto V-8 Fordor. 225.00 Dn. $50.48 per mo, Pordor, $165 00 Dn. $41.30 per mo. 1983 Dodge Suburban $165.00 Dn. $41.30 per mo. 1953 Mercury Monterey Fordor $225.00 Dn. $57.03 per mo. 1953 Plymouth Suburban 165. Dn. $41.30 per mo, 1953 Plymouth Fordor, $145.00 Dn. $36.06 per mo. 1953 Pontiac @ Fordor, $185.00 Dn. $46.54 per mo. | 1953 Plymouth Club Coupe, $165 00 Dn. $4130 per mo. 1953 fo Customline $190.00 Dn. nied 82 per mo 1952 Dodge Tudo 3.00 Dn. i173 per mo. $95.00 Dn. $30 or per mo. | 1961 bd dots Hardtop, Dn. $34. 09 per mo, 1961 Piyaiouh Fordor, $30.67 per mo, 1950 Chrysler Windsor Pordor, $95.00 Dn., $30.67 per mo, 1980 Hudson 8’ Pordor, $55.00 Dn. $26.40" per mo. 1949 Mercury. Coupe. $45.00 Dn. 325.00 per mo. BRAID MOTOR SALES + DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 31 Years Pair Dealing Cass at W. Pike St. - FE 23-0186 i tance SHARP CARS! CoS. WOODW ‘ARD Birmingham sane 1983 OLDS TUDOR mre RA- dio & Hester, real sharp, $793. CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY _ oot OS Pike 6ts.. im luge. Club coupe, Radio, meee wail tires, Very clean. HOWARD LARE, i Aa 2705 Orchard Lake Re. Keego Lola PACEARDS yee. BIG DiIs- . Liberal trade fale’ equipped’ 43,395. wt Mazurek Motor Sales South Bivd, at Woodward. PE 40561. vest Side Used |Gars ve where ee poe bry coiaete con choose beans West Side Used Cars | 023 W. Huron PE 4-2183 11940 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. /® sedan, 1950 metor, radio and heater, new plates, good running condition, $85. er 6 p,m. ; 1952 PLYMOUTH. 4 DR. CRAN- brook, R & H, New WW tires. Turn sign. Exec. cond. MI 4-5152. PLYMOUTH 1 1928. $100 CASR. FE 54 DOOR F STAR CHIEF. LOW oo ie. a o-se28. of extras. Bar- _gpit ~ NO "MONE °Y DOWN 49 Pontiac 2 dr. Hydramatic radio and heater, Runs perfect.. 10 more various makes to choose rom. CARKNER MOTOR SALES 666 S. WOODWARD Birmingham MI 4-3410 ‘41 PONTIAC. $95. CARL MAN- _ning, 4560 Elizabeth Lake Rd . 1986 PONTIAC CATALINA SEDAN. __New, $2,395. FE 2-2942. "$6 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE CARS | Outboard motors, ‘ea _Oaskland Ave. r| Jack W. V. Haupt 'Open Nights FE 2-2641 Up to $900 DISCOUNT PONTIAC 8 hee STORE 6 Mt. Clemeng FE WILL ACCEPT 3-T117 car balance ILL SPENCE USED CARS - ve, is PE 44-7333 Pontiac Sales | 1956 Pontiac Starchief Custom jome, | cpe, Iv equipped demo. o 1954 Pord Custom 8 2 dr. R & H | WSW. Sheridan blue. Nice car Low down pevmest 1954 Ford Custom 8 dr R&H 2 tone. easy -< ee ane: clean. Low Low down 108g “Chevrolet pets i “ar, R au r Glide. Nice car—iow down ae ment N M tan St.. Clarks’ "tr 8; _ Maple 5-5566 PACKARD CLIPPER DE- 9805] ie Lifes OR 3-1186, call aft-| 1 SPECIAL — THIS WEEK | 1952 Plymouth 4 door sedan ry Ba : or sedan "NO. "MONEY DOWN $395 FU LL PRICE other cars COMM UNITY 9 gre DEBARER CHAMPION, a nig a cn and, white This’ ce © tee new. “CARKNER 666 S.~W OODWA\ ARD signe UDEBAKER. $95. re — overdrive. Ideal for second car. __EM_ 3-2732.___ “ STUDEBAKER 1952. RADIO, HEAT- er, eS 4 cea thur'’s ake Rd. ‘eM Sol ar DSMOBICES USED NEW AND HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR ea ait OLDSMOBILE GMC T ee OAR @? OLDS. Lix Ev a FE 8-i807 te: HOT SPOT 55 Dodge 2 dr...... $1595 55 Pontiac Cat. ....$1745 55 Ford 2 dr........$1445 * usdremat cana tas. 1°53 Chevie 2:dr...... 1956 Pontiac 870 hardtop cpe. Fully | equipped, 2.000 m!. demo. $250 dn. | | Two ’51 Buicks $594, $495 1°50 Chrysler 4 dr. 54 Pontiac Wagon. .$1425 |'54 Plymouth 4 dr... .$895 . $995 sieiere » 08743 $795 53 Plymouth Cl. Cpe. "$695 |’52 Pontiac 4 dr......$595 "52 Plymouth 4 dr... .$495 52 De Soto Cl. Cpe. $545 |’54 Pontiac 2 dr.. | Two ’53 Fords.. 1’51 Dodge Hardtop... .$495 «ve sGl95 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM $35 to $100 REIME NSCHNEIDER DODGE-PLYMOUTH Hard to » ae easy to deal with 228 Sag FE 2-013! ‘Til Your gl ide, | Color is vellow gold and wall tires, Merc-O-Matic. w interior. '53 Chev. 6 Pas. & he ure. pater .. All black finish, radio & scratch in or out Low miles, 2 tone blue dream come true. like new silver. Beautiful bronze finish, 25 USEI ELS — PRICED TO MATT DON'T WAIT Is at Hand—Be. Ready for That TRIP ‘55 Chev. 4 Dr. Bel Air Two tone ivory & green, lots of other extras. ‘53 Merc. 4. Dr. Monterey $1095 black. has radio & heater, All saddle brown with green leather intenor, radio . Just the thing for business er pleas- '54 Chev. 4 Door : ‘93 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr. signals, w/wall tires, looks & runs like new. '53 Chev. 2 Door Onyx black, heater, Power Glide, turn signals, a '52 Pont. 2 Door 8 Two tone brown & ivory, It's cuaranteed. 100, ‘91 Ford 8 Convertible New top. spotless maroon finish, Ford-O-Matic, save money on this one. '52 Chev. 4 Dr. Deluxe Radio & Heater, Power Glide, two tone green. Ol Nash Ramb. Sta. Wgn. $495 radio & heater, overdrive. Recondiioned and guaranteed. ALSO TRUGAS — ALL SIZES AND MOD- HARGREAVES. “Your CHEVROLET Dealer’ 221 S. Saginaw St. Vacation $1595 radio & heater, Power- rich ypreen two-tone Sia. Wogn.$1095 miles, not a .$ 949 radio & heater, hea cl. low & ivory, radio & heater, shines .$ 995 radio & heater, .$ 595 FIT YOUR BUDGET. HEWS FE 4-4546 ‘enti ore THE | PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1956 “THIRTY.ONE hes” -- Today’ S Radio Programs - - - Disite Buying, Condemn Cosunencial Religion. Broadcasts | 4 3 WIR, (900) CRLW, (ses) -wwa, con) WCAR, (1190) «= WXYZ, (1870) = WON, (1400) Wom, (1090) | “wwe News by Lewis os Brose Mayer tg ene Soeee ood g see 3 ' J, Minute WXYZ, Wattrick, =” News, Top of Town ‘ : weak. News, Sports | CKLW, News, Sports Sas Rickie cu | We Gurus “| Believe They Ought to WJBK, News, Don Mcleod | WBE) News, Mickey Shorr | WJBK. Tom George 200—WIR. Ind Mrs. Burton! Pereive Peg Eve Wron, News siae—wrin.. tana Muste| WPON. WPON ‘aoes wxrz. News, Winter k ning $:20-—-WJIR, Bob Re J, Bruce Mayer. CKLW. Bud, | Sages ww, Thos Mulholland = wv, Top of the Towa Pees eee eer woaK. teen. ten Meteod Hours Free WETe, Stern ow, McCoy My Story News CKLW, Eddie Chase WJBK., Shorr WPON, News, Nelson wine: bonnie | WiOn, Reartomer” | Seu Rett Reeety, | gunn sensors | By CHARLES MERCER WPOM, Sports Biante WEDNESDAY MORNING WPON, News. Party Ws, Worker NEW YORK #—A commission 1:00—WJR, Guest House og0- WIR, Jim Vinal i0:90-—w. was CKLW, Bud Davies of the National -C il of WWJ, Three Star Extra ; News io eae WJBK, Don McLeod ide: WATE, Stare at Seven. NEYS-- Pred wolt iZ, When & Girl Marties| WCAR, Caravan of Musie (Churches in the U.S.A. has con- Wron, News Record Room wom Cowboy Hank wink, George aim. W. Wen. News demned the practice of buying or, A ® F é - tad WCAR, Pontiac High School| ww, Weetetey selling radio and television time Sew Geka rhte | SAE ce ly | SEM Beeey | Gene Gems ten es w. Shorr & wee .nrOM, Record Room WeOk, n Beee) See eet ae Rows, Tom vores aTEOe Bowe, Cite Vee It also believes free time should v ? F 4 i J, Hotel tor Pets WWJ, People Are Punny oS Se : Bom, Party . wih « be given to religious programs at aL. w 3 Agent | WHEE Ongood News, wait Mywa, Weekaay Saux’ Dee jelese peak evening hours. : — Shorr WIBK. News, Binge ways “— Ping WCAR, Caravan of Muste The council is made up of 8: ‘JR, Suspense WCAR,’ News, Coffee w. : nen ® Day b 1460 Protestant and Eastern Ortho- J, Lone Ranger WPON, News, Rise, Shine = aga 4 4:00-—WJR, Parade of Bands WATE, Montorant "Wea" Mitek’! | WON, Pontiac Party | Watts, ‘Watjrick, ackensie| Sox Churches with « membership 1 cont Shorr way, Osgood News. Wolf ¥ AFTERNOON wae. ies Don "McLeod = eee “sor Bamnflccagate 00—' WJBK, 12;60—W. White WCAR, News Caravan Wwe wees OO wean Cattee eine ad Be WFON, Community News mission raises for broadcasters. WXYZ, Sound, Mirror Ww News, WXYZ, om ter 4:20 W I) t and telecasters a matter as deli- CKLW, Bob and Ray $:00-—WIR, Jack White CKLW, News, Ken Griffin | WW4J, ‘oung cate « WJBK, News, Mickey ww, WJBK, News, Tom George| WXYZ, News, McKengle as political time. WPON, News, Zee, Wxy: News, Wolf} WCAR, News CKIW, Eddie Al tour 9:30—WJR, Amos ‘n’ Andy -+* CKLW, News, Toby David WJBK, Don Major networks—NBO, | . ww, olttics & Primaries wine News, Gentile, Binge a ak. “Time A.4 Music Re Caravan of Musie | CBS, ABC and Mutual Broadcast- SEW: bo anghay"™* | Seoee kore OU | BEVAIHtwe aie” | wench’ Wuhan hean| ig System-— now provide some WJBK, Shor 8:30—WJR, Music Hall CKLW, bus” ‘De WWJ, News at & free time to religious groups 10:00-—WIR, Ni : Yn Os gS won, teate te thn uty | CREW paaie Chase \chiefly during Sunday daytime ww, S ead Molly CKLW, Toby David” ,WPON 1 m Milsie Wek La Cen Mekeed | hours. » Vandertook JBK, 00—WJR, Road W, News, J. Van Kuren| WCAR, Coffee with Clem WWJ, Ross a . News, Serenade ABC and Mutual also sell time WJBK, Rows, Mickey Shorr oe WXYZ, Paul Siw 5:30—WJR, Music Hall for an overall total of 17 10:30—WJR, Believe, Massey) WWJ. Minute Parade WIBK. News. Tom George | WAYS, News, McKeusie » CBS and NBC always WWJ, News by Lewis fast Club Caravan CELW. Eddie Chase have opposed selling time to’re- caw te wee See eee ea oa | ae OWan Tite De bealees| Wann Des Melee | |Ngious groups and individuals id e le . ie WJBK, Mickey Shorr WCAR, News" Roundup ‘WJ, Rose aulholiand WPON, Dinner Be aggre opposed -- Today's Television Programs - - Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4—-WW4-TV Channel 7~—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 6:00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok. Guy Madison in Western adventure. (9) Circle 9 Theater. Gene Autry in ‘“Mouritain Rhythm.” (4) News and Sports. Paul Williams, Bill Fleming. 6:15—(4) Jack Harris, Musical va- riety. (2) News. Jac LeGoff. 6:25—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ev- erett Phelps. 6:30 — (7) Gangbusters. “Durable Mike,” adventure. (4) Traffic Court. Cases re-created before Judge Watts. (2) Patti Page Show. Music, variety. 6:45—(2) News. Doug ‘Edwards. 7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. Puppet comedy. (9) Abbott, and Costello. Bud and Lou accept bribes ‘for “Beauty Contest’’| where they are both judges. (4) Celebrity Playhouse. Louis Jor- dan, Dianne Foster in ‘Secret of the Bells,” story of cuff links, that are clue to mystery in French Canadian town. You Trust Your Wife? Comedy quiz with Edgar Bergen, host. :15—(7) News. John Daly. :30—(7) Warner Brothers Pre- sents. Jim Backus, Julie Bishop, Butch Bernard play American family lost in dust storm in the Mexican desert in “Survival. (9) Count of Monte Cristo. Count goes to Sardina to visit a friend and finds the friend murdered in “The Sardinian Affair,” starring George Dolenz. (4) Dinah Shore 7 -3 Show. Songs. (2) Name That Tune. Music quiz. 7:45—(4) News Caravan. John Cameron Swayze. Is: 8:00—(9) Theater “To Ride a Tt. ger,” suspense drama about po-| litical intrigue in country con-| trolled by a dictator. George Barnes stars. (4) (Color) Milton Berle Show. Salute to jet fighter) pilots from Nellis Air Force Base} |/9:00—(4) Romper Room. collector plots to destroy only other stamp ‘like the one he owns and, by mistake, destroys his own in “The Rarest Stamp,” with Angela Lansbury, John Car- radine, (2) Highway Patrol. Broderick Crawford in mystery | drama. 11:00—(7) Soupy's on. Variety with Soupy Sales. (9) National News, (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) News. Jac LeGoff. 11:10—(9) Weathervane. 11:15—(7) White Camellia. Robert Livingstone in “Crime of the Century” (9) Film Theater. Gregory Peck, Joan Bennett, Robert Preston in Ernest Hem- ingway’s story of a man who proves he is not a coward while on Safari in Africa, “The Ma- comber Affair." (4) Little Show. Shelia Watson in ‘Courting of Belle.” (2) Miss Fairweather. Mary Ann Brownley. 11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary Ford. Music. /11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. al (2) Do} | bert Dekker in ‘Search for Dan-' ger.” 11:30—(4) Tonight. Helen Kane, | Bobby Hackett, guests of Steve Allen. WEDNESDAY MORNING 6:50—(2) Meditations, (4) Today's Farm Report. 6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. 1:00—(2)—Good Morning. (4) To- day. ~ '7:25—(2) TV News. 7:30—(2) Good Morning. 7:55—(2) Weather. 8:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (7) Little Rascals. :30—(2) Captain —— (7) “Wixie Wonderland. /9:30—(2) Love Story. (7) Heart: throb Theater. 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 10:00—(2) Garry Moore Show. (4) in Nevada. Zsa Zsa Gabor, De- nise Darcel,, Arnold Stang, Four) Step Brothers, Ray Anthony and) his .orchestra guests. (2) Phil) Silvers Show. Sgt. Bilko and his, girl head for New York on fur-| lough but try to keep it a secret by telling the Army they are go- ing to their home towns. :30—(7) Wyatt Earp. Earp dis- covers that a respected citizen | of Wichita was once an outlaw) in “One of Jesse's Gang,” with! Hugh O'Brian, John Craven. (2)) See It Now. Edward R. Murrow, reports on the crisis in the Mid- dle East with special emphasis on Israel and Egypt. Film in-! terviews with Nasser of Egypt and Ben Gurion of Israel. 9:00—(7) Make Room for Daddy ! “Terry's first date causes woe for Danny Thomas. Comedy with | Jean Hagen, Sherry Jackson, Rusty Hamer featured (9) Guy) Lombardo Show. Musical va- riety. (4) Jane Wyman’'s Fire-| side Theater. Woman waits for. man for 10 years then he returns and starts courting her sister in| “A Scent of Roses,” starring: Jane Wyman, Jack Kelly, Nancy Gates. 9:39 — (7) Cavalcade Theater. Heroic Georgia girl aids Amer- jeans during Revolutionary War in “Breakfast at Nancy's,” with Amanda Blake, Charles Mc- Graw." (9) Pick the Stars. New variety performers from all overt Canada. (4) Playwrights ‘56. Shy man seeks his missing cat and finds new friends in ‘‘Adam and Evening,” with Nehemiah Persoff, Estelle Winwood, Lori} March, Ian Tucker. 10:00—(7) Jalopy Derby. Films of auto races, (9) Featurette. (2) The $64,000 Question. Hal March, host on .quiz. (0: 30—(7) Jumbo Theater. Erwins in ‘First; Fight.” China Smith. Dar Duryea as) China is asked to expose fortune, _teller as fraud in “Zorana, the! Destroyer.” (4) Studio 57. Stamp} The} #(Q)|" Ding Dong School. 10:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. . Ernie Kovacs Show. ie: Looms News. Story Studio. (4) | partment 11:00—(4) Home. 11;30—(2) Strike It Rich. (7) News, Robin & Ricky. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten- nessee Ernie. (7) 12 O'clock Comics. - 12:10—(9) Prayer, Sign On. 12:15—(2) Love of Life. (9) Take | a Look. 12:30—(2) Search for Tomrrow. (4) Feather Your Nest. (7) Beulah. (9) Folk Songs. 12: 45—(2) Guilding Light. (9) Fea- turette. 1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) (Color) Colorland. (7) Charm Kitchen. (9) News, Shoppers Show. 1:15—(4) Fun to Reduce. 1:30—(4) Jean McBride. 1:55—(4) Fran Harris. 2:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. (4) Hour of Shows. (7) Stars on Seven, 2:30—(2) Linkletter Houseparty. 3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4) (Color) NBC Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon Film Festival. |$:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. 3:55—(9) News. 4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date With Life. (9) Justice Colt. 4:15—-(2) Secret Storm. (4) Mod- ern Romances. 4:30—(2) On Your Account. (4) Queen for a Day. 6:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Pinky Lee Show. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. 5:30—(4) (Colory Howdy Doody. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Howdy Doody. Never Too Late to Learn for Massachusetts Folks BOSTON \W—Massachusetts has recognized officially that it is nev- er toe late to learn, Gov. Herter signed into law a bill under which persons 65 or older may obtain university exten- sion courses from the State De- of Education without charge. WHAT'S MY LINE? INSTRUCTIONS: Each word -is reloted to scramble as few os possible eppears under arrow, reading 1 MAKE * * * * . * * * ° work. Un- pdhecsnn rgd Answer downward, GENERY Color Pipes Offered q | CHICAGO On display at the BE fi Bs? PEE rey if s§ Eig * Yet by the standards of mass audience appeal these millions seem to be in a minority. A quiet, thoughtful talk about . religious faith still commands a good audi- ence in radio and television, But audience against the competition of big entertainment programs, all networks agree. MORE APPEAL There is little , likelihood that free time ever will be given for religious programs at peak view- ing and listening hours. * * * But there is the distinct proba- bility that various religious groups and individuals will strive, increas- ingly to present programs com- bining showmanatlp with a relig- ious theme. Mayor Scolds Police; Traffic Tickets Soaring ENNIS, Tex. « — When O. L. Hindman assumed the mayor's job a week ago, he issued an “‘ul- timatum” to the six-man police: department, intimating that if they didn't get busy some would’ lose their jobs Yesterday after learning that the officers last week had issued 53 traffic tickets each represent- ing a minimum of $10 in fines, Hindman said if they continued to issue traffic tickets at the stepped- up pace, he would recommend all of them for a salary raise, convention of the National Assn. of Tobaceo Distributors are corn) cob pipes covered with bakelite NILE NAGTEM FILDE TURCREN MADYNO in a variety of shades—including it cannot attract a large evening! . dictator Juan D. Peron and al- By EARL NEW YORK—“Don stone you!” After a couple of years of hard work, Monique’s going into the St. Regis Malsonette body'’ll be. there with sling- shots. She’s come a long way lin two years — Anderson used to call her “Coo-koo the Bird Girl,” by which he meant she wasn't any Einstein. But maybe she was; for ex- ample, she’s turned blond. “It makes me more dumb- looking to be blond and men “Do you like to be. called the “No, I would like her to be Van Vooren.” you have a system?” “Not really a system. I was and Fernando Lamas got such settle there ‘cause it’s “better next. one.” planning Who" self “The NANCY BERG TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Producer David Merrick has the name, as well as in fact. perfect ticket to beat Ike: That's earl, brother. Thursday and she trusts no- — Belgian Monroe Trusts Warning Won't Be Right WILSON ‘t ever open your mouth... or they'll Tasik hth Set Sala Seba Shang Antoun, vod bo oe the Belgian Marilyn. Monroe; Monique Van Vooren, one of the prettiest girls in the world, when she was.a showgal pleading Le sg ta sing in 9 Broadway show called “Amante.” 3 MONIQUE VAN VOOREN like their women dumb,” she says. Belgian Marilyn Monroe?” called the American Monquie “I hear when you played in Las Vegas; you won at dice. Did playing with somebody else's money all the time. That was my only system.” religious THE MIDNIGHT EARL .. . Joyce Mathews’ pain-in-the-side ‘turned out to be an in- flamed appendix. She went for surgery ... The Skitch Hender- sons’ skitchuation: Skitch welcomed Faye Emerson back from Spain and they were very loving at the Steve Allen show... |Dick Haymes has records, TV and a movie going for him now —Wwhile Rita Hayworth can’t work due to her contract hassle. | Congress’ probe of TV network monopoly—steered by Dean Oscar Barrow of the University of Cincinnati College of Law —could lead to networks being barred from producing their own shows. The networks are scared already ... Arlene Dahl a welcome in Italy, they may creatively.” ... Eddie Hanley wired bride-to-be Betty Kean: “Was at your last wedding, sorry can’t make this one, but definitely promise to be at Gretchen Wyler,.“the understudy to an understudy” who became famous in “Silk Stockings,” launched a cafe singihg- and dancing career and delighted the big turnout. So did singer Herb Jeffries . Marion Marlowe's husband Larry Puck (Godfrey '55) is now her personal mgr. Frank Sinatra plans to take his. two daughters. to Spain. . Beth-El Hosp. in Berg Prettiest Girl in America. Are Patti Page and Charlie O’Curran . Patients at B'klyn voted Nancy a May honeymoon in Italy? .. Comedian Don Tannen will work at the Monaco affair. Producer Paul Gregory made “Who's . Lex Barker's fan club bills it- Lextroverts” ... Earl's Pearis . . Charley Grant denies the ru- that Californians who express a desire to go to Heaven are considered traitors. Sammy Snead and hose Hogan. (Copyright 1956 the Hall Syndicate, Ine.) Church Sacking Blamed on Peron. and Henchmen BUENOS AIRES & — Ousted) most every key member of his regime have been blamed ‘for the sacking and burning of Roman) Catholic churches here last = 16. A national investigating com-| mission named by the new revo-| lutionary government said Peron mob attacks at the height of the former Argentine President's, campaign against the church. Peron's feud with the church) was an important factor in the events leading to his overthrow | last September. The 11th International Fair at, Ghent, Dm rey will be held next | ‘|Ex-Mate Gains Custody of Son From Actress LOS ANGELES —Actress Bar- bara Payton has given up custody) of her son, John Lee, 9. Capt. John Payton, 33, the ac- tress’ first husband and father of) the boy, was granted custody by superior court with the agreement of Miss Payton. Payton had moved for custody, charging his former wife had) |Miled to provide the boy with an| adequate home, and had exposed) him to “profane language, im- and his aides gave orders for the! moral conduct, notoriety, unwhole-} some activities and no moral ed- ucation.”” Payton has remarried: Oibben a M Diminutive ‘of Leonard © i ee 2 “Emerald 10 Press Isle" 11 Domestia 3 Bul part slave inool,) 12 Observes 20 Buiks 4 Emits vapors F} ro) 42 Pilatfor' 22 Heirless 44 Idolize 23 Asseverate 45 Mast ™“ 46 Piece of 4 Mexican baked clay laborer 47 Ailments b 49 A-tiptoe 29 Bargain event 50 Smooth Allowance 61 Bow ‘ for waste - 63 Crimson 38 Medicinal bell 54 German (ab.) 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The community air soon was in-. 4 toxicating with the aroma of bak. /ruman $ Daughter ing cakes, pies, bread, biscuits,| TRENTON, N. J. (®—Gov. Rob- sizzling steaks, crackling salads,'ert B. Meyner, who had been vegetables and coffee. Souffles fell linked romantically with Margaret with a roar that resembled the : surf. Needles flew, vacuum clean-| Truman in the past year, today ers whined, irons slushed across Offered her his congratulations on men's shirts—while the trapped her engagement to Clifton Daniel men probably sobbed to go to jr. E Hialeah or to Jake's. Judges trooped through the little hutches,| Miss Truman morning, noon and night, prying into cooking pots, rubbing fingers over the top of the TV sets, sam- pling the linens. If it sounds like pure and un- and Meyner par- ed a Princeton University football game last fall. 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(INS)—| big title worthwile. “Mrs. America Here's what the reigning queen,; adulterated hell, Mrs. Diete- ;not found the true meaning of : _ Secretary Confers With} The community cops and National/ot 1956” will drive off in a new) Mrs. Ramona Dietefheyer of Lin- meyer, the and-still » Managing a home, | i ‘ A re-|sedan and win also a completely|©oln, Neb., went through en route) champion as of this writing, |bringing up children, engaging in ie Heads of State, Then eed. the crackpot hop. rodders\ewulpped gas kitchen, home laun-| ‘0 the til didn't seem to mind. Upon ae- |church and community activities, | . Flies to Thailand [eee ried te take the town apart ay: au allexpenses trip to the Bel-| ‘The 35 year old mother of five| cepting the keys te the state, jall are exciting ventures in them- J —= Casement acing now;#!an Congo, and engage in scores| children, whose husband Carl is back home in Lincoln, she said: | selves.” povste SIDE ~ $7ToRM : geen eager a exept. the| °f Personal appearances at $100 a) managing editor of a farm mage “There is no finer career than; Contest closes April 20, the day HUNG SLID SeReENS ' JAKARTA, Indonesia #—U.S. ah horizor sechaat which | 29: ; zine, picked up an entry blank a Women who turn to, after Grace Kelly j Aleminum Combinations. me : ~~ Fanand today. after peetsng! Wil be clnaned up the beach at] | Theogh mest “Mee. America” |O CRO SGs ta ‘bake eager ee eS LOOK — SEE — COMPARE! the “strong patriotic. leadership | =2iner village in May in a of the past. wows nce |Local judges popped in on the Die-|@ws__ 2 | WISE BUYERS GET. OUR PRICE TO BE SURE ot Indonesia's Ienders and extend of mples tars, housekeeping] ol et muied pre are (emever home, apparently to e OUXtEEN County Students qfRtt SStimAates — 36 MONTHS To PAY pn Ney mee rae 9 —ereomclenge C7 never expected to peel. The aver. | Uy wens slubzing the id t 2 gu >If Open 6 Days « Week — 7:30 A.M. to 6 P.M. . Vis-| "Sectional contests are now rac-| age winner would be in her mid- |®70und or Gr d F MSU els ade oh ethwuge: Boy gg ing in this competition which has) 308 and she has two children. |* Can Satisfied ca eons o Graduate rom : Teleorant In Bangkok, a source close headin ee Te en - onl y+ alana yep tc eae they shot her into the city finals, Sixteen county residents includ- and Ronald J, Rossmeisi, 94 Pontioc anna, Snag Alyy ot Ge iets to bel on ateuaiive I fete bide | TTY whe wen with her baking. jing five trem Funtion, are emeig Dwight, B.A. in economics, lected as the site for Pogue’ eligible for the “Grandma Amer-| and the old man, takes an active | FALL INTO FAINT Nedra! hota Unione tis oan Birmingham residents to receive nuclear reactor the United States| ica” tournament, if there is such a henge? in ber inser week The district contest would have participate in-commencement ex-|desrees include Alysanne ‘Dove, has promised to build in Southeast/ frolic. a cae wiht ‘the — seheol, com |made.some belles of my acquain-/ercises Thursday evening in the|B.A., elementary education; Louis Asia, The promoters make winning the| munity life. tance fall into. a faint at the very|university auditorium, ~~. A, Farquar, B.A., general busi- ip fetarne accepted the invitation) ——— me — Mrs. Dietemeyer slugged Dr Weimer Hicks, president ofjness; Charles Frederick, B.S., me- — the sn Risin for Me TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: rough cooking a tasty meal from Kalamazoo College, will deliver the|chanical engineering; and Cheryl = the estern Hem: stem to stern (had to be the ‘address. His topic is ‘Words to Smittle, B.A.; general business. pene Nag money, mg os — did not set a date, right nutritious values, etc), ironed the Wise.” Other county. residents include] . 4,208 are sanble to pay your ferment, debts, on OMe ool cae ee ee eee a shirt, made an apron, In the) Grabecies Gum Petes Duane H. Crawford. of Clawson, atferd, regardless of how much or how many you owe. likely be some time in the state finals, they threw in marks clade: 116 8. TH. |2-A-» history; William Brock of | REQUIRED spring. a , for poise, general appearance, how) @M°6! re Brown, a §. TN |Holly, B.A. economics; Elizabeth| NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQU After his talk with the Presi- ” she rated at the PTA — and sud-| Gen, 0 BS. degree im math: lrtier of Holly, B.A., speech cor-| a G0 PEACE VO FAN csnsemecs dent, Dulles talked last night with >, \ (4 pacar she was, “Nys. Ne-| Sow. irequels, B.A. Prema rection; Howard H, Lahring of sf Premier-designate Ali Sastroa- ” She ‘was now a 49-to-1 political science; Marilyn p, |‘ lly, B-S., agricultural education; “Let 9 Years of Credit Counselling experience assist you midjojo. The latter headed a pro- 4 sont ‘ne saat gpd ary re Jackann te Csache ne BA. pel L. Soe of or sare Rides. Hours: Daily 9 to $. Wed. & Sat. 9 to 1 Evenings by App't. each state a e District o , Bid .A., Social science; ugias For-) eT Nah cedaed weere) . Nhe ssa elementary education; Janet PH tne pinata |, MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS | f At Ellinor Beach the 49 gals! ge . : ** ss si,,, business and Vern Pierce of Royal|t : : , Western Moslem Masjumi party Sais degree in elementary education |, last August. Sastroamidjojo is. cer- were put up in as many fully-; ————— , B.A,, economics, : : | tain to have Communist support equipped bungalows, accompanied | (Advertisement) by their husbarttis, and put to work, Meyner Congratulates - a