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‘my wife and children,” the|thermometer registered 39 at 2

important part 

.

of the an-| 

almanacs 

in 

1760,

were 

an 

Electrical Workers Union. out @ compromise. 

on Billy Graham | ifarmer stated, p.m. 

‘ 

jFeast of Fools, riotious festivals lays its votes on the line today! |

Others argued that toll 

e

road staged from the fifth to sixteenthin “chips down.” question 

mark. O 

ers O Cc a tr e et t

projects in Ohio, West 

Virginia centuries in several European presidential primary, 

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Spring Chills in Miami 

A Pontiae patrolman attempted to

, jvention delegates pledged to 

the group from their

MIAMI, Fla. () = Miamians move 

shivered 5l-degree 

I n Today § P ress ‘them. So Minnesota supplies 

a: 

in the

in 

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: astra

temperatures ty News.......c000s+. 4, 22 |More 

:

incisive 

test than the pri-

‘While nearly 100 drivers waited

this morning, the coldest for this) Cou” AA : g (mary last Tuésday in New 

Hamp-

with varying degrees of patience,

date since the weather bureau be-| Editorials ............... 18. 19 ‘Shire, where Kefauver 

picked off 

ithe women paraded across the in-

pa . ltersection carrying signs. Among

keeping records in 

1911. ule steers SP OPS SEESEEE " ¢ All eight ‘convention

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votes, a

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Color motion picture of the Orest| Wileom, Earl... ............tg (Dut fervent committee of helpers,

‘ 

d ‘Kefauver has had campaign 

ae 3 “Three down—how many more?”

to 

“We want our Pontiac kids to

Series *algh School Auditorium, 6 p.m. name ee ae ase ‘pretty much on his own against : pao 

jdie of old age.”’

mew |what he says have been formid-; : . 

Pontiac Press Photo)

CBC. Wud Lite Film| Color motion victere 
swe want our promised light.”

Coler motion of the arent able “handicaps and obstacies.”| | BLOCKADE FOR TRAFFIC LIGHT— Fifteen irate mothers, an-"noon while their children disembarked from a city school bus and 

“Jewels Pacific Coast. < t fi

ane a eae ” Pontiac High Lakes wanis Breertomsneat Yt in rural areas he has been| gered over delays in installmertt of a traffic light at East Boulevard crossed the street. The mothers claim three children have been in-

pehoal= Avatortum, “Phretey, waren 'lpew seats erajiabie, #180.” !making friends and pulling up. | and Valencia Drive, held up traffic for 15-miputes yesterday after-jured at the crossing since January.

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<THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH¥ 
20, 1936 

eo . as 

Thehe

of Hyp notism ~ 

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Day in gh: ee

Birmingham -

»ssor-to-Be Resigns; 

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Area Psychiatrist, Sees 
Harm in Fad 

“Hypnosis handled by inexperl-
enced people can be very danger-

EpPeetee 

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ous,” says Dr, Clinton Mumby, 

in Africa Vowed. 

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U.S. Announces ‘Stand| 
Thtough Envoy; Martial 
Law Quiets Algiers 

PARIS «#—The United States to-

AP Wirephote e 

‘PRINCESS’ VISITS SENATORS ~~ Angeline Jakobowski, Mich-
igan’s.‘Princess’for the Cherry Blossom Festival to be held in Wash-
ington in April, visited Michigan senators yesterday.is shown

She 
above with Sen. Pat McNamara. Miss Jakobowski, of Inkster, holds 

Brothers Cited 

Malenkov Says |

some cherry blossoms and Sen. McNamara holds plane tickets she 
will use in flying to Lansing to deliver a cherry tree for the Michi-

gan State Capitol grounds. 

‘Dictatorship Out 

One-Man Stalin Power 
‘Cleaned Up’ Forever, 
_NEW YORK MargaretTru-Declares Ex-Chief 

man will marry newspaperman) 

E. CG. Daniel April 21 in the same 
LONDON— Former Soviet

® 

and that a Stalin can

dictatorship 
never rise again in his homeland.

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Battering Snowfalls 

conference yesterday 

imple ceremony”take

will 
cS p.m. in the Trinity 

Church

at Independ-

Truman said “it's up to”’ 

* 8 @ 

Malenkov, now Soviet minister

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‘TestimonySet 

of power stations, was a dinner 

guest of labor membersPa

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liament last night and 

was report-

Share ril First 

ed to have given his views on

~ 

in Boycott Trial 

Soviet situation in a two -hour 

With Easter, Pranks 

! ! 

State to Present New “repeatedly said, 

cleaned up Russia.’ "

Plan to Show Minister) 
Conspired in Cause 

said, ‘that they had stopped dic-

MONTGOMERY, Ala. ( — The 

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On trial in Circuit Court is the 
When Mrs. Donald Piatt of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., the)} : 
nearby Dartmouth called state! first of 90 Negro‘ leaders called to ‘but he certainly tried hard.” 
, troopers Thomas Hibbert! janswer indictments resulting from = 2 = 
and Edward Gillis answeredthe the 16-week-old protest against Malenkov succeeded to the pre-
racial segregation. imiership after Stalin's death. 

Mrs, Erna Dungee, the last wit-/Since he resigned from that post

decent meal,”

3 

iness to testify at the opening of last year, confessing inability to 
\the trials yesterday, is expected'do the job, there has been consid-

isle

Single Fingerprint Bury New England 

to be recalled to the stand today. erable speculation about the se-
A ME of his position in the

‘curity Krem-

(ContinuedPage One)

From 

Mrs, Dungee is financial secre-|jin lineup, 

|tary of the Montgomery Improve-/ Malenkov now is visiting Brit-
‘ment Assn. a newly formed Ne-jain as head of a delegation of So-
‘gto organization which the state viet power industry experts. 

blizzard * isays is headed by King. Prosecut-| 
ing attorneys are trying to estab-

Still the Favorite Topic

lish the organization’s role in the 

E. Kuzenko, 24, Lecturer to Address bus boycott. NEW YORK (INS) — The New 
Kuzenko was sentenced by Oak-‘York Telephone Co. has verified 
Jand County Circuit Judge Clark Two Slight Errors Lead The 90 Negroes have all exer-the fact that everybody likes to

Men's Club Tonight

J. Adams after being found guilty cised their right to demand separ-talk about the weather. In the 24-
'to One Narrower Auto

by ate trials, All have waived the hour period of the latest snow

John Roy Carison, author and 

right to trial by jury, leaving: it storm, a record 20 million calls

lecturer, will address the Com-

up to Circuit Judge Eugene Carter will have been made. The-total of

bined Men's Club meeting at 8:30

t-' CenterJune 18 to decide on their guilt or inno-|calls was up 25 per cent yester-

last

The fingerprint the only evi-tonight at Temple Beth Jacob. cence. day, causing delays in residential

was 

dence against Kuzenko. wee areas. Most of the calls were made 
Amos Minnehan The owner got back 42 one by employes reporting inability to 
“/pound ($2.80) notes he left ina get to work. Calls to the Weather

Amos Minnehan, 66, of Howell Suzan Ball Fund Set Up She sedan be-son's topic will be “Behind the 

pocket of trousers sent to a clean-Bureau for forecasts were five

lamppost Iron Today.” will

died yesterday in the Marine Hos-tween a and a telephone Curtain He dis-

as National Cancer Unit er’s in Sidford, England. ltimes as heavy as usual.

pital, Detroit. He had been ill sev-ie, cuss such question as a possible 
en months, HOLLYWOOD ™ — Establish-| The front half of the car now third world war, position of the 
Born in Grand Rapids, Wisc. ment of the Suzan Ball memorial ig narrower, United States in such a war and 

fund as a national cancer agency

Nov. 14, 1890, he was the son of the Jews position behind the Iron 
George and Luella Norton Minne-‘honoring the memory of the late Curtain,

Pope to Give Blessing

lactress is announced by the spon-
He had been a sailor on the ‘soring City of Hope Medical Cen-VATICAN CITY (@®—Pope Pius 
Pittsburgh Steamship Lines. iter. Miss Ball died of cancer last X11 will impart his blessing “Urbi 

han. 

\Waterford Man Admits 
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. H. E, year, et Orbi’’ (to Rome and the world) Two Traffic Violatioris 

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Dozer of Pontiac; a nephew, Ken-Actor Dick Powell and his wife, before pilgrims and Romans in 

A Waterford Township man who)

neth Meunier of Birmingham; an June yson, were named co-St. Peter’s Square at noon Easter ZB sso

Detroiter Sentenced pleaded guilty to two traffic NORMAL

aunt, Mrs. Carrie Heath and a’ chairmen of the fund. day, April 1, the Vatican secre-

counts yesterday before Sylvan “Z ABOVE

Te-'cousin, Louella Donovant, both of tariat of state announced today. to Jackson Prison NORMAL

‘Lake Justice Joseph J. Leavy be-|

Pontiac. NEAR

Receives Jackson Term 

In Oakland County Circuit Court gan a 20-day jail sentence after

Service will be at 2? p.m. Thurs-| NORMAL 

yesterday, Rolland T. Thomas, 19, ‘failing to pay fines and costs total-

‘day from the Huntoon Funeral| David Chatfield, 17, of 5660 stLow 

Sally, Clarkston, yesterday was) Professor to Speak troit, was sentenced to 3 to ‘ling $70. NORMAL

Home, The Rev. Barney Roepcke 
of Orchard Lake Community sentenced to 1% to 5 years in 

Robert Almas, 21, was fined $50 
_ Today in Pontise with $10 costs for reckless driving, EY tttow 

a 
ng 8 @.m. Church will officiate with burial in| Jackson state prison by Oakland's, NORMAL 
Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. 

ty by a and $5 and $5 costs for giving an 

a.m.: Wind velocity 4 m.p.h. 

7 of taking$1 * 280 in improper address on his driver's

: Northeast-! Temperatures until mid-April will average below season normals

license. Almas was arrested by

12 stealing a car in Waterford Royal Oak

Mrs. Stephen B. Smith west of the Continental Divide. In the East, above normal tempera-

“Bureaucracy in a Democracy.” 
sets Wednesday at 3: 

tises Tur : Township Feb. 5. 7 

tures are expected, except in the North Atlantic states.

Mrs. Stephen B. (Mary Ann) 
‘Smith of 32 Kemp St. died yester-
day morning in Pontiac General 
Hospital after a ten day illness. 

She was born in Waterford, Ohio 
the daughter of Rufus and Martha 
Wilson Mayhew, Dec. 16, 1916, and there's less congestionthe past year have proven that we

On on 
33 She married in Pontiac. St.,‘describes Monday as “another streets. were right. We feel that the people 

is a sister, Mrs. Iva Vogel of 
Zanesville, 
Mrs. Smith will be at the Voor-
hees-Siple Funeral Home until 3 

AS SPRING ARRIVES — Weather maps above give the U. S. 
Weather Bureau's long-range forecast until mid-April. It is not a 
specific forecast, but an estimate of average temperatures and rain--

‘what the customers 

fall. Precipitation for the Pontiac area is expected to be moderate, 
with temperatures above normal. 

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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, MARCH 20.1056" 
ms 
Your Income Tax er — No. 8 . : 
geen ; *2 } aaa ncomeIncome. Fromrom Rentsents, 
By RICHARDA. MULLENS [sions or annuities, rents and roy-/by-using complicated life expect-any property must be reportdd. be more 
(8th of 1% articles) alties, and miscellaneous items of] ancy tables. -|However,the schedule has col-
80' No matter. what of income income such as prizes and awards. _jumns for expenses 
an taxed on the!ont tine me 
you received in “<a1955, there is ae j that 
than column 3 minus col-
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DEPRECIATION | 

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on 
arid» Royaltiespage 93 of

on the

official instrutcions. This tells 
also

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— 

E 

of| WASHINGTON (INS)

what to report as income. and 

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the items 

you can 

deduct 

Sturdy Cotton Braided 

Clothes Line. 
Feet 48° 

2 Sturdy braided line won't kink 

For ravel. Has many other. uses 

ra) i 

when multiplied by the amount of

FOR SALADS 

, 

the annual payment, will give the 

Highly refined specially expected return.

se-

lected pure vegetable oil — 

LIFE ANNUITIES 

unconditionally guaranteed. 

Most annuities, however, are for|

Buy derola today and save! 

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annuity and are reported in Part

a shpat ah pension or annuity payments | praciation is on page 10., Schedule 

too, Full 50 foot hank.at this

I of Schedule E on page 3 of Form) which you will receive in the || must be filled out. to explain any 
1040. | first three years after payments deduction for depreciation, 
remaining items of

In order to fill out Part I of | start, then you do not report the = tore are three items which, Any, 

Schedule E so as to arriveat the | amount received under the gen-| 0.14 be carefully determined the are reported on Sched-
taxable ‘portion of an annuity, it | eral rule discussed above. first year you use Schedule I. 
is necessary to determine sev--| Instead you report the amounts One is the “cost of other basis,” 
eral amounts. in Part Il of Schedule E. This which goes in column 3; another 

depreciation

part is quite simple to fill out. It is the method of to be

One of these, the investment in 

oo on 

NT \,

permits your pension or annuity) used, which goes in column 5; and

the contract or annuity, which 

the lifethe McCarthy

payments to be recovered tax-free last is expected of bad/ Joseph to celebrate his

line 1, is the cost

total 

\

to

on

AsP’s OWN goes 

up to the amountyour cost

of or

you of the contract or annuity less P y: debts. and health or accident on St. Patrick’s Day. His

in-jbirthday 

contribution, Thereafter, the pay-

any payments received tax-free in, YOU MAY NEED HELP 

VA

ALL PURPOSE OIL 

ments are fully taxed.

previous years under the old three for medical Day seven years ago. |f

ex-'Patrick’s

If you are renting out a house/as

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per cent rule, Smoothly Sanded Hardwood

777i LL bh hb hddeddhidd

or anything larger, you would be 

‘Clothes Dryer

Line 2 of Schedule E calls for an Do not report the following wise to get expert help in setting 
amount equal to the expected pay-pensions or benefits, as they are up Schedule I for the first time. 
ments to be received. If the an-not taxable: \If, however, you are renting just 
nuity contract is for a fixed num-a part of your house.or relatively

Government pensions to veterans

ber of years, that determines the’ 

small items such as house furnish-Value

or their families.

number of annual payments which, 

ings, the following simple rules for 

Ist Quality—I6 x 24 In.

\ FOR FRYING * FOR BAKING 

Social security benefits. 

. ——-

e 49: 

EQUAL TO THE BEST-YET COSTS YOU LESS 

-HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS 
—

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69

Anacin or 30 49%. “ee © @ @ or 30 

° PKG. 43c 

er beara ee 

ooth Powder ammomateo

Fowr-Way Cold Tablets 

... 

* e« @¢ 6 
Tooth Paste — MARTIN _ y)] GIANT 69 

Helene Curtis Shampoo foc ‘Sor 59 

HELENE REG. OR 4.5-07. BOT. 7

Spray Net curris sures sorr Pius 13¢ TAX 1.25 
: HELENE

Lanolin Discovery CURTIS PLUS 130 TAX 1.25 

Palmolive Brushless “Crram . . Tue 53¢

SHAVING 5-02 

Palmolive La CREAM + «+ TUS SJE 
Rapid Shave ramouve , . . . . ROT 79 

-.+ vor, 5% 
Schick Injector Blades «12 oF 20 73¢ 
Suave Hair Dressing . . . rus6 tax 5% 
Veto Spray Deodorant . . rilstax

6 
Veto Cream Deodorant . . ruse tax 63¢ | 
First Aid Kit Sross .. 2... CH 59 
Wildroot Cream Oil sont tax

rius‘se' 59 

: 3%4-O7.

Colgan 

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Pepsodent Tooth Paste... . “sic 49 

5-OZ. TUBE... . 65¢ 

Halo Shampoo ........ sor 59% 

7-OZ. BOTTLE... . 8% 

Lustre Creme Sha wee ean 57 

402. JAR... . $1.00
lotion Shampoo ‘Siti... . .'iSt 
aaa: poia eal 

Talewm Powder Souauer . . mus4 tax 

A&P—OUR FINEST QUALITY _ 

Grapefruit Juice 2 <.: 39c 

Tomato Juice ~# 2... . 2 Cans 49% 

“SUPER-RIGHT™ 

© The De Soto push-button 

Luncheon Meat 4c 99

2 -

° >, lutely 

Whole Kernel Corn sr ee 97e 

and 

oz 

: 

4 cans 47¢

Fancy Apple Sauce 

sr. . 

29-07. 

SATANA . 6 CANS

Freit Cocktail 

Eight O'Clock Coffee BS 79e a

+++ 487% Drive a De Soto before

: . Drive a De Soto before

BRAID MOTOR 

* you're dealing with the most
price field. That exhilarating 

95¢ the car chosen 

to 

pace 

filling out Schedule I will general-

Railroad retirement pensions. 

‘ ; furnishings average about 10 years. 

| as a gulde for determiningbow 

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Assorted 

sage negara! ae _— eolore "and destens, yl 

4 on |

onthe aoedepreciation the

total 

we inl 8X Saginew =»: —-Sevement a 
in column 3 of Schedule G cannot LALLA LAA A A MA AM hdd dedede 

| BUY THE LARGE ECONOMY $3.00 SIZE 

HELAINE SEAGER. 

LLL

PPPPIPIPPLLLLLLLLL

Sensational 

5 MINUTE HOME FACIAL 

Pink Ice does more 
for your skin than J 

anything you've . 
ever tried.

.. gives 

tt thet soft, emeoth, | 

. ae 
IE “een 

cet FREE tris 
$1.75 HELAINE SEAGER 

DROCS:COLD 

SALES 

ly satisfy the Internal Revenue

Armed forces retirement pay 

Service:

based on a_ disability resulting 

from active service, The ‘cost of other basis,” was 

rental income is reported om fully explained in Article 6 of this

series. 

a 

the life of one or more persons. 
The expected returns from such Schedule G of Form 1040. 

Land is not depreciable so do 
contracts can only be determined). Money you receive for renting not include the value of your lot 

in the “cost or other basis” of 
your house in computing depre-
ciation. 

However, the cost of any | 
major improvements or addi-
tions should be included in “‘cost 

third of the “cost or other basis” 
and put that amount in column 3 
of Schedule I after filling out col-

umnsand If rent out

1 2. you one 
of seven rooms, take one-seventh 
and so on, 
Next, esti how y years 

Water Resistant—Plastic

our eae ar ater pave! prop-

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rats a last a the = 

“The nterel Reve Service 

‘tin 47¢ found the average house a 

5 49e 

was bland anverge

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time 

Thrilling New FACIAL OIL 

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bad 

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Fis with NATURAL ESTROGENIC HORMONES Children's Cotton Knits 

Training Pants

Drops of Gold flows > (<wtime 

srfoce of 

10"1"

out lines 

deep below the i

skis

to

nlp Sonar ln yrs

mechanical control. Abso-

your

smooth 

and wrinkles. Washable

foolproof! 

JE and pastel colors. Sizes 2-4-6,

When you nudge the accelerator of a new De Soto, mister, 

i: ;
powerful car in the medium 

:

255 hp high take-off just

torque 

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can't be bought on any other car. Small wonder De Soto is 

¥

Race.

the 1956 Indianapolis 

decide!

decide! 

| 

you 

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Where Else Could You Get 

Sech aon Amazing Beauty Com-

bination for Se Litth Money? 

Cass and W. Pike Streets FE 2-0186, 

only $3.00 o 

Pontiac, Michigan PSIMM De te3 
Fi 
DE SOTO DEALERS PRESENT GROUCHO MARK ON NEC RADIO AND TRLEVICION 

Sturdy hardwoodgives

dryer 25 

feetof drying space. Ideal for’ 

drying small washes. Folds 

com« 

pactly

for storage. 

@] 

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Rubber coating will not soften,
peel — resists soap, detergents, 
@rease. Coral or chartreuse col-

MAIN FLOOR 

BARGAINS 

fi 

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BOWS and’ Cini 
Pajamas 

| our 1” 

E Girls 2-piece in long or shortie 
styles, assorted colors in sizes 4 
to 12. Boys’ two-piece long style. 
Has gripper fastners, colors and 
stripes in sizes 2 to 10. 

__ fabrics,

= super-spun 

[Belastic waist, band leg. White 

Maple Che

Nurs, 

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TH FE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1956 

{ 

CONVERTED TRUCK — This 1,000 galion tanker was. converted men get no pay in the volunteer department, which currently is sell-

ing tickets for a bowling tournament to finance a new headquarters, 
road by the Union Lake Fire Department volunteers. Fire Chief Irvin The tournament will be. held all day and evening March 31 at the 
Maynard, volunteer Jerry Fettig and assistant chief James Saunders Cooley Lanes bowling alleys, 8193 Cooley Lake Rd. 
(left to right, beside the truck) say it does a good job for them. Fire-

from a 1946 oil truck, given a bright red coat of paint, and put on the 

‘Blue and White’ Takes

Spring F lower County Births

Contest First Award

Steps Off Bus, 

geliville ;

Pentise Frew Poot |Workshop, Tea 

FARMINGTON — Farmington 8 

Mr. and Mrs. John Burnell of 4804

‘FIRST PUMPER — The Union Lake Fire Department is proud of of quelling fires in the Union Lake area. Sittingat Farmington High gary le student Georgie Dr . are the parents of a

la ar daugh-
its first pumper, a 1926 American LaFrance that cost $1 three years teer fireman Jerry Fettig. Beside the pumper is (left) Fire Chief publication “Blue and ite” hast, ~ : n

Octo Fire cut tO Be Thursday 

Hit by Truck

ago when the department organized, but still chugs about its business Irvin Maynardand (right) Assistant Chief James Saunders. . | ROCHESTER — A spring flower. captured a first place awardin cunke oe canamaie asics Pgh 

the printed newspapers classifica-|**#"%*", Kathy Jane. 
tion for senior high schoolg with Lake Orton

jand shrub workshop will be held 

jat 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the First Lapeer School Boy, 11,

Volunteer Department Now Bowling for New Headq uarters attendance ot tom 73 to. 1.00 te ty tardac

at

| Congregational Church parish hall. 

Reported Critical Today The awards were announced 

| All persons interested in gar-the Columbia Scholastic Press] zestyaa mneing the arrival of 8

at Hurley Hospital

dening are invited to attend and 

Assn. for newspapers and mag-. 
view a program on arranging | 

Imlay City

azines entered in the association's 

Mr. and Mrs, Harold Tiets announce

Men of Courage, $1 Bill Started Union Lake Fire Unit 

flowers and forcing shrubs. 

LAPEER — Ronald Alt, 11-year-32nd annual contest. the birth of 4 son, Kevin Edward. 

The workshop is sponsored by, old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 
Players who enter the Union|bright firered. The tanker, a 1946 call system. The system branches unit. 

By WILMA GREENWAY from an oil truck and painted a|places the first phone calls on the becoming a better fire-fighting 

the Women’s Fellowship of the! Alt, 1845 North Lapeer Rd., is 
Lake. Fire Department Bowling , is now equipped with a/out so that each volunteer SEEKS OWN QUARTERS s : reported to be in critical condition MARCH WINDS!

calls church. Tea will be served by the 
in no time the ; Friendly Guild, |

Tournament March 31, can be sure ffent mount pump and fwoway ra-|two others, and Now it is ready for its own head-| Fiienaly i0NG ane! Specie Ter |today with a depressed skull frac-, 

of a strike, even if every ball rol is complete. The cost for complete coverage fom the

circuit 

Other equipment the department —— The ——— noes to bers who have joined the fellow. |ture, a possible nose fracture and 

average Pontiac home including Fire and 

a gran rom “\ship in t § ’ multiple cuts and bruises.

i boasts is a portable gasoline en-Lightning, Windstorm, Cyclone and Tor-

land County—possibly a part of| ? we POs Year areHe transferred aa Lapeer|

was from 

nado, Hail, Smoke Damage, Explosion

the TB Sanatorium property, al-|County General Hospital to Hur-| 
though this has not yet been d Planning Puppet Show

Departmentis completely indepen-

i

i

and Falling Aircraft can be had for as

special |

ley Hospital, Flint, for

dent. No township or miunicipal 

low as $6.50 per thousand. Coverage is

al-| termined, 

for Pack 67 Meeting |treatment, 

for three years. 

fund, started last 

Ronald steppeda Lapeer

off

| FOUR TOWNS—Pack 67 is meet-

City school bus driven by Ken-

ing at the Four Towns Church

Also, donation of roofing materi-

Morningstar Monday aft-7 

Wednesday for the monthly meet-| 2°

al and trusses adequatea 26

for 

ing at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. C. E. Pat-) C™meom ram in front of the |

the, path bee 

‘Pisid HEMPSTEAD

x $4 foot building has been made,

value of $3,000. 

|terson's Den 3 and Mrs. Cecil) padarooney

estimated 

6 are in charge of the| “ belonging

bad going, is it, considerin: ‘Ries’ Den 

es

atan 

: i 

gztk s ; 

Not 

z 4} 8a 

.
F F 

E j 

and will put pag Lapeer, and driven

for the evening

that it started out three yeafs ago skit

i 

r Scott Carpenter,

bill and portion of on 4 puppet show. y

with 

only a $1 

INSURANCE

courage and determination? Boys in the Webelo ceremony| There were two school buses go-| 
want to carry the ball /will be Jeffery Klassen, Richard ing north, both stopped and Ronald 

a little further? Tickets to the|Parker. Tommy Grile and David| stepped out of the second bus; 
equipment bowling tournament are going for| Patterson’ now graduating into the and apparently did not 
its goal of only 50 cents! |Boy Scouts. |proaching truck.

i 

* 

Your PTA Is Planning: 

it 

nt mmnetoot ty) TQAlking Car, Teacher 

PRIZES

: nes Quartet at Waterford 

-WATERFORD VILLAGE — The| tan, Jennie Hughes, Barbara 
PTA group here will meet at the) Stadnik; Historian, Esther 

All the Dislike

school Thursday a safety pro-| Weeks, Florence Trombiecy, Nom-

for 
fire de-igram. inations from the floor will be 
in June of 1958! Joseph Zabelski, educational con.| Weleome.

geod portion ef isuitant of the Automobile Club of! Mrs. Jane Wahamald, represent

Bo echigae, wil show a film on Trial pec of the library committee, wil 
2s Cor. ' |speak on the made

progressthus 
far in the formation of a com-
munity library. First grade room 

comes thru 

mother, Mrs. Violet Mettala, is in 
— of refreshments for the eve-
sone Lake is situated = where ng. 
ite Lake, Commerce, Waterford) sainment, New PTA board mem-Donelson 

School

and West Bloomfield Townships; pers will be elected at this meet-members

Donelson School PTA

meet. Fire departments centrally) jn¢, 

jwere entertained at their recent

jocated in each. of the townships 

Refreshments wil] be served by| meeting by colored slides of the

lost precious time in getting men

and equipment to Union Lake fires third grade room mothers. Far East taken and shown by Mrs. 

—time that could mean much in Wixom 
You vet more to enjoy 

the saving of both lives and prop-| the Wixom PTA will 
Thursday, at 8 p.m. to elect of-| Tobacco

Tareyton’s Quality

ficers. | Officers for the next year have 
| been announced as follows: Pres-
" | ident, Mrs. Walter Barningham; 

I Kolg-SarelaMcmn.<:Xel Ml allixeliveya

president Thurman Farlow, 
original fire deparment plunked 
down a $1 bill and purchased a ident, Gunnar Mettala; father vice Robert 

Full King Size

president, Gavette;

1926 American LaFrance pumper 

vice George Tuorin, 

recording secretary, Mrs, Allen

from the Oakland County Tuber-

Priestly; corresponding secre-

culosig Sanatorium which in: tum tary, H. treas-Full

Mra. F. Measure

Jacober;

had got it as a discard from the) 

urer, Mrs. Willis LeFurgy and

Berkley 

historian, Mrs. Lloyd Wagner. 

Full Quality 

Mrs. Harold Ulrich headed the 
, jcommittee of first grade room 
mothers who served refreshments.

there were 21 active members, 
courageous, determined men to 
answercalls both day and night. | 

Now the equipment includes, be-
sides the original pumper which) 
still chugs along and puts out) 
fires, a 1,000-gallon tank truck! 
which the volunteers converted; 

Hobby Show Planned , 
at St. John Lutheran 

ROCHESTER — A hobby show, | 
sponsored by the Valparaiso Uni-
versity Guild of St. John Lutheran 
Church, will be held at the church’ 
on April 14. 

Persons interested in showing 
their hobbies or collections are) 

invited to inquire at the church 
office for additional information. | 
£: 2a Bek wR sg 

asle is Great!

Unequatleod Fac

| Kick-Off for Lapeer Drive | 

ite l

LAPEER — Kick-off meeting of | 
the American Cancer Society for 
the annual drive here in the aL oe 
of April will be Thursday, at St.| 
Paul Lutheran Church. “Speaker, 
will be Arthur Crampton of Flint, § 
director of field opérations for the 
Michigan division of the Society. 

We Constantly 
Improve Our Equipment .. . 

lt is not news. when. the Donelson-Johns Funeral 
Home has new or improved facilities. It would 

A hincheon, sponsored by First) be unusual,if we did not have improvements 
National Bank, will precede the frequently. For it is our policy to frequently 
meeting. improve—to constantly better our service, 

FILTER 

This is just our way of returning to our com-
munity a dividend of self-improvement.

County Calendar 

TIP 

TAREY TO

Metamora , 

_ the Metomora Sunday School will hold) -
a roller skating party at the Lake Orion 
rink Thursday, wit everyone invited 

EVERY EASY P UF F pay TREAT

to attend. 
: Lapeer 
‘The Motie Circle will meet today with 
Mrs. E. R. Green as hodtess, T will 

Bternal Guideport. and 
“eS aolikar will be the A 
‘s Study Chub 
with Mrs. Cole today. Mrs, ’ 

‘Moore will ® talk on “Adventuring 
in Alaska.” \ 


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Bob Considine aes \Brink’s Fugitive Put 
Moscow Medical Care Seems to Be Fatal on FBI Wanted List -
NEW. YORK (INS) — Te lak; tig’ Gh anne kek Os on , Raed At meng. ee 8 Sree 
WASHINGTON 
day put James 
(—The 
Ignatius 
FBI tor! 
Faherty, 
premier of Poland, | with the aid of parents and 4“, alleged Brink’s robber, on its 

list of “10 mest wanted men." 

He is one of two men still at

‘The largest ancient building ever 

reconstructed _is taking graceful! 
shape in Athens: 
Stea of Attalos, when completed, 
will house all the finds of the 

transfer station there of $1,218,211 

American School of Classicalits 

in cash and $1,557,183 in checks 
Studies whose professors. are now! ing, St. firm, Canaday! and securitiesJanuary 1950.

in 
jerunbing in the Agora of Athens. place. presidentthe:

of 

The FBI in January of this year. 
~Lannounced “solution” of that crime | 

e : At that time it arrested six al-|
WHAT'S M LINE? 

eged members of the gang, placed 
INSTRUCTIONS: Each word is related to work, Un-formercommis-detainers against two other already

high 
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Oppears, under arrow! reading downward. Davis,the interests, ‘nounced one other had died and

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they 

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thy realtor and authorityby-

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‘treatment.

TAYLOR DISSENTS rk 

The FBI ita Pahety was one

WONDERFUL JOB |

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2 of the architects of the -spectacu-

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1956 

Voice of People

4 

Fi

‘Spring's iy. Welcome 

joz yt 8 a 

“Winter 
Due to 
to 
the 
admit 
refusal 
that 
of Old 
had 
Man Fan Urges More 

‘intenket

time run 

outon him, Spring got a very frosty to Back Basketball. Teamwelcome in-Pontiacat 10:21 a.m. to-

“tar 
“tar 
Not only did Winter fail to co-

Uearate but for the past several 
days he has been pummeling 
much of the eastern part of the 

MEMBER OF ASSOCIATEDTHE PRESS 

country with his best Sunday 

xeye

it

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mis

rity

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TUESDAY, MARCH. 20, 1956. of several ships. As the week began, 
three lake freighters were caught in 
the ice on Lake St. Clair. the auditorium for Flint and only

Russians Tearing Down 

a few scattered, “Come on,

Frigid temperatures, however, don’t 

Chiefs! "’ 

Let's give' our team the whole-Myth of Joseph Stalin alter the fact that the Vernal Equi-No wonder Willie DeWalt said hearted supportso richly. de-

they 
nothing on the air but “I'm tired.” serve.

Three years after his death, the nox is a very important event. It 

If it weren't for his brilliant last A Loyal Fan 

Russiansare busy ripping the man-occurs when the Sun on its ‘vay north 
tle of “greatness” from the corpse crosses the equator giving us a day : 

Bells Summon Visitor 

of Joseru Statin. While the objective equally divided between light and 
isn’t, clear, there isn’t any doubt darkness and signaling the end of 

Church Service Brings

about the thoroughness with which Winter and the beginning of Spring. 

they have gone about killing the , * * * Sense of Peace, Serenity 

Statin myth, 

“Speaking meteorologically, 

By RELMAN MORIN ruly cowlick in her son’s hair; the

* * * 

things are bound to get better ma (For Hal Boyle) boy looked at her with despair. © 
The work of destroying the and better from now on, As a Two teen-agers, on opposite sides

NEW YORK «—It was a Sun-

¥ NEA Service, “Tae, of the aisle, stole furtive glances

people’s belief that their dead we in Michigan can look day morning in New England, and

result, at each other, The inevitable late-

very hushed and still. From time

' dictator:could do no wrong be-“forward to just about the world’s Killed Him a B’ar comer appeared, stumbling over

to time, a car with clinking chains 

feet, murmuring “Sorry,” all the

gan in the recent Communist finest weather for many months sloshed through the little town. A 

way to the very middle of the

Party Congress. Though cen-ahead. David Lawrence Says: freight train whistled in the dis-

earrier for 40 ce 
kiana, Genesee, Levees. 

Weshteciw oe it ts $12.00 pS ang whe 

the Duived States 

able in advance,

FyodytearLi ¥ ay-All mi Pesbcastgtinna

FE 3-8181. 
MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS 

* * * 

Two fierce blizzards have battered 
a 14 state East Coast area. Not only 
has traffic been paralyzed but the 
storms’ toll has risen to more than one" 
hundred deaths arid damage or loss 

win? No wonder_Flint usually fin-

tance, and another answered with

sorship hides details, it is 

The minister read

ap-

a passage

a low moan, Then. silence again,

Lawful, Not Forceful, Means by South 

from St. Mark.

that Party Chief Kurusu-

and the lonely quiet.

parent 

“And he said unto them, the

Suddenly, like a sunburst of ~

is directing the debunking

cuev 

Will Delay School Integration for Years 

Sabbath was made for man, and

music, the church bells began 

not for the Sabbath.”

ringing. 

Then he began his sermon. He

Also apparent from the news leak-

WONDERFUL DIN

WASHINGTONIntegration of

— 

in their 

spoke simply and with a compel-

be leased to private corporations, the school authorities 

The tones came rolling down the 

ling sincerity, and he had wisdom.

ing out of the USSR is that the peo-races in all schools throughout the _and private schools can be estab-discretion may decide. 

street, across the Common, glis-

As the people left, he stood be-

lished which could discriminate 5. Many delicate matters of

ple of Georgia, Sratin’s home United States is a long way off

The Man About ‘Town against Negroes just as do the 

tening with snow, bouncing be-

side the front door shaking hands.

jurisdiction on strictly educational 

tween the buildings, jostling each

—years and years, and maybe

republic, rioted March 7 against the 

He looked like a happy man, and

“exclusive” clubs in the North. questions can be raised 

to 

em-
other in a wonderful din and

never. It is as far

Is Coming

‘Copter 

of his happiness communi-

away or as 

Ld * * hbarrass the northern states -until 

some

Kuausucuev accusations. As for the 

clangor.

the day when. present 

cated itself to them.

near as 

they are finally convinced that the

4. Cases can be brought to the
charges made against Strain, the 

I put down the Sunday

advocates of integration are willing 

paper—

only way out is the adoption of 

I went back to the hotel and the

courts by white parents if support 

the floor of my hotel room already

to face, possibly in their 

own 

amendment to the federal Con-

people of the West will have 

Sunday papers, feeling glad about

of the right of a state to exclude an

no 

knee-deep in the scattered

families, the real issue—the inter-

stitution specifically granting of was 

the bells.

from classrooms all children who

trouble in believing them. 

pages--and sat there, listening. It

marriage of white sons and 

the states the sole right to pass

do not conform to sociological 

occurred ‘to me that you séldom

daughters with Negroes. 

laws with respect to school

: 

Banal

at-

ee, 

patterns set by the school boards 

hear church bells in New York,

The Supreme Court a few tendance and educational stand-

in. a community. Since the

Kurusucuev reportedly told the knows whose check is“good and 

or in most big cities, unless you

weeks ago sidestepped a decision Supreme Court itself ruled that a ards in public schools. 

By JAMES J. METCALFE

listen specially for them. They

whose husband isn't.

Party Congress that Statin was a 

The states now have the sole

the issue of racial intermar-Negro child can be made to feel 

However busy we may be

on 

have to compete with 

too 

.

many -

riage. For technical reasons, it power to prohibit the sale of in-

psychologically. inferior if ex-

butchering, blundering psychopath. 

Can we forget today .. . The lov.

other sounds.

refused to decide Whether toxicating beverages within their

cluded from a classroom contain-

* 8 

ing friends and guiding hands sieve

He accused him of murdering the 

Virginia state law prohibiting ing white, children, it will be own boundaries. It has become And you don't often go to That helped us on our way .,. 

flower of the Red Army officer 

a “local. issue’—which is what 
stitutional.-There are such laws Negro child on the white child ecucation, too, really was for 165 much competition for time, too.-Who did not fret or fuss? ... Who 

intermarriage of races was con-argued that. the impact of the church in the city, either. Too Can we ignore the kindly ones . . 

in the purges before World

corps 

= 

in 28 states. , years, until] the Supreme Court

has retarded educational progress did not criticize, but gave . .

GEMLIKE CHURCHES

War II. 

decision of 1954. 

Encouragement to us? . . . And yet

and that, therefore, states should

Another case is certain to come 

New York Herald Tribune Inc.) Through the window, I could the memory fades away ... And

The dictator also was charged with 

be permitted to operate mixed,

before the highest court soon. If 

see people converging on the

(Copyright 1956, some of us know not . , . That

schools or segregated schools 

as

it is decided that state laws

costly blunders in both politics and 

churches. I wondered what it 

others were responsible .. . For

prohibiting intermarriage are un-" 

would be like. An instant later, I 

successful lot . , . Too readily

Kurusucuev said Srauin 

our

war. 

re-

constitutional, the issue will bring 

was putting om my hat and coat. 

we tell ourselves . . . The credit

fused to believe that Hrrter would 

even more 

friction than the 

* * @

ques-

is our own. . . Our victory is one

tion of school integration.

attack even after the war began. 

The churches in New England that we . . . Accomplished all alone 

are gems. They are usually small, We do not realize that no goal

* * ‘ 

* * * 

The Southerners are arguing for 

usually white, always exquisite in . « . Would be at our command 

the right -to-discriminate in their

More information is needed 

lime and proportion. They have tall . . Unless somewhere along the

as 

Diseases,” published May 11, '4,,

By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D.

social life, and they © consider 

tapering spires and graceful doors. way ... We had a helping hand.

the effect of these charges

to 

by the Arthritis and Rheumatism

on 

schools to be a social institution. As explained in yesterday's talk, 

(Copyright 1956)

Stained glass windows gleam like

Foundation, 23 W. 45th Street, New

the position of former Premier 

They point to the recent decision 

I don't know what you mean when 

jewels against the white. These

York 35, N. Y., gave this frank

of the Supreme Court on the school 

you 

tell me you have chronic arth-

Malenkov, now in London 

on an 

simple and beautiful churches. 
they American, deeply 

Looking Back

appraisal: are 

question as having been based ritis, and in the absence of 

an un-

And

official visit. What should be 

are

“It should now be recognized

primarily on sociological grounds. derstandable definition or descrip-

15 Years Ago

and truly American, a part of the

that treatment with the various

obvious to all Americans, how-

tion of such an ailment or condi-

very 

fabric of our tradition. It is 

BRITISH BEGIN drive to win

DISCRIMINATION IN NORTH 

drugs available today has not been 

ever, 

is that nothing has hap-

“tion, I daresay no other physician 

hard to imagine a New England 

all of east Africa.

shown to alter the natural

Southerners also contend that in 

course

does either. If any physician 

town 

without a white church

or

_ 

on

of the disease in a significant

pened to change their conviction 

the North many of the outspoken 

HOUSE ASKS big slash in fund

man-

medical authority professes 

to the edge of the Common.

ner.” -

advocates of integration believe in 

for British aid.

that Russia's goal still is world 

know what chronic arthritis is, now 

I sat well back and watched the

and themselves practice the right 

letters, not more than 

one page 

2 Years Ago

is the time for him to tell the

conquest 

for Communism. 

congregation before the service

to discriminate against Negroes 

world and set me back where I FLOODS SWEEP south along

and do keep them off the member-

nosis, or trea’

belong. 

Ohio River.

Dr. William Brady, if a stam rad

Sixteen to Quit Congress 

ship rolls of the exclusive clubs 

addressed envelope is sent -

A woman reached around her WPA WORKERS fight to save

The specific condition or all-tine Press, Pontiac, Michigan.

in New York City and Chicago, 

(Copyright 1956) husband, trying to smooth an un-Capital shrines from flood.

for example, and bar them from ment to which I apply the label

Latest indications from Capitol First pussywillow blossoms of the sea-rheunfatis (not rheumatism) is

many country clubs throughout tHe.
Hill are that at the end of this ses-son come by special delivery from chronic joint disabilitydue to

United States, even though such’ 

Case 

Records of a Psychologist:

sion there will be at least 16 retire-

of 
suce. Insidiousdevelopment, 

Mrs. Melrose Hanchett clubs enjoy certain tax exemptions physical degenerationjoint tis-

bestowed upon them by the federal

who says they are much in

ments 

from Congress, the largest 

Failing to Acknowledge Your Errors

Waterford,

of 

government. Is this right to dis-progressing grodualy, 9 l

earlier than usual. 

peared rel 

gpa no 

stage

voluntary exodus in 

many years, 

criminate in choosing members 

. 

now to be taken away from them 
through the coercion of the taxing 
power? 

The manifesto signed by such 
a renowned constitution lawyer 
as Senator Walter F. George of 
Georgia, Democrat, and more 
then 100 other members of Con-
gress did not—as has been ¢r-
roneously interpreted in many 
quarters—advocate physical re-
sistance to the Supreme Court's 
‘decision. It is important to 
examine anew the wording of the 
two most significant paragraphs 
in the manifesto: 

“We commend the. motives of 
those states which have declared 
the intention to resist forced in-
tegration by any lawful means... 

“We pledge ourselves to use all 
lawful means to bring about a 
reversal of this decision.” 

What are the “lawful means’? 
There are many. Here are some: 

1. Case after case can be 
brought in a prolonged process of 
litigation, and every case can in-
troduce a different principle or a 
different approach to the problem. 
Meanwhile, integration is delayed 
for years. This method is wholly 
lawful. 

2. Southern states can amend 
their constitutions and pass laws 
permitting public funds to be 
given directly to individual citi-
zens for use In educating their 
children in private schools 
chosen by their parents, 
3. Public-school buildings ‘can 
or time Is tere any nls 
tion‘of the jointor joints involved 

Only Makes You Look More Foolish 

by rheumatiz, from accl-
dental injury, strain, or infec-

Paula poses a dandy prob-as soon as she exclaimed ‘‘Grace” ‘Dad knows he made a mistake 
tion, : 

lem. When her girl friend and then went ‘‘Haha,"’ she imme-but he refuses to admit it.’” many 
‘And without the essential signs made a flippant error, that diately realized that her behavior a child, including my own has 
of inflammation—calor, dolor, ru-girl had two choices. But the was in poor taste. 

s whispered about his father! 

bor, tumor (heat, pain, redness, hardest words to utter in the 

She was in error. She had 

“Dr. Crane is all haywire,”

swelling)—it is sheer hokum to call English language are “I'm 

made a mistake. In that situa-

joint disability ‘arthritis’ (arth-sorry.” So she decided to make many buliheaded husbands re-

tien there are two nermal re-

rom, joint; -itis, inflammation). virtuous Paula the scavegoat 

actions left to the erring person, tert when their marriages are 

But a hundred thousand poor geeks and project her tre on this in-

threatened with divorce and

First, she can apologize. But

with rheumatiz are still impressed nocent young woman. 

their wives order some of the

this is deflating to the human ego,

by the wisdom of the trick special-

By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE sex booklets offered via this edu-

ist or “clinic” racketeer who pro-

Case R-308: Paula S.. aged 71, is cational column, 

nounces their joint disability “‘arth-

a charming’ girl who works at

ritis’’ and sells ‘em shots of. this ‘What such a husband really

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

and that wonder drug. means is this: 

“Dr, Crane, I have a problem."

These medical merchanis who “I've been a fool all my mar-
she said while I was teaching her

exploit patients with chronic joint ried life. What I have told my 
disability choose to ignore the fact wife about sex matters is scien-

Bede people's class in Sunday 

a

that pathological study of the af-tifically untrue. She sees that I 
fected joint tissues reveals no cell-¢ * am in error, so I am losing face 

“Last summer, during vacation

“ular changes characteristic of in-before her. ,So what can I do to 

period a man came down from our

flammation, Microscopic examina-_ Tetain my pride? 

Chicago plant to help at our Craw-

tion reveals instead changes which “Why, I'll just damn Dr. Crane

fordsville branch.

clearly indicate degeneration — and deny the truth of what he says 

“He was very nice and invited

physical degeneration of joint tis-in these booklets. 

several of us girls to have lunch 

sues, “I'll refuse to surrender. I'll go 
So now we understand each oth-down with the ship, regardless.’

with him. 
“Before we actually started to which is why most of us find it 

er, I hope, Rheumatiz is the name 

exceedingly difficult to say “I am HARDEST WORDS

eat, however, he said, ‘Would one

for chronic joint disability due to sorry.”

of you girls please say grace?’ “I'm sorry’ are the hardest

physical degeneration of joint tis-

words to utter in the English

PROJECTION 
tongue. 

sues, This is the nature of chron-. “Immediately, one of the group 

ie joint disability in most in-said ‘Grace’ and laughed, but The other alternative is to find 

Yet they are magical in restor-

' stances, the rest of us bowed our heads. a scapegoat. Blame the other 

ing love and friendship and happy

The cause of the rheumatiz, is, guy, so to speak. Pass the buck.

“Now that girl shuns me and social relations.

I believe, nutritional deficiency “If Paula hadn't been reveren-

acts as if I were her enemy, yet * * * ; 

through the years from childhood tial, then I wouldn't have been

T have never done anything un-So never surrender to the false 

to breakfast tomorrow morning. shown up,” is the probable thought

kind to her at all. So why should pride that makes you refuse to

which flitted through — flippant

When you consult a great “spe-she pick on me?” face facts and admit your error.

ort s mind.

cialist” about joint disability or SCAPEGOAT PSYCHOLOGY _ * * @ Actually, you win by temporar-
sojourn for a at the ily belitting your ego, for in the

Far back in antiquity it was cus-“After all, therefore, I wasn't to

best advertised ‘‘clinic,” getting final analysis, you regain affection

tomary to pass the buck. We psy-blame for it was really Paula's

the works, and the head man and respect.

chologists technically term this fault. If she had laughed with me, -

finally pronounces your trouble Smart men make. errors and

strategy “projection.” then I wouldn't have been humtili.

arthritispear reaches for the very acknowledge them! Only fools re-

We project. our self-criti¢ism 

ated, so I shall be mean to her

latest wonder drug, it’s a joke— fuse to admit it.. So be smart. 

upon some outsider who thus be-

and criticize her and be her en-

a cruel joke if you ont ‘afford Alrays write toe Dr. George W. Crane 

comes the “whipping boy” or fa-emy from now on,” The htiee Press, Ponting

such indulgence, 

miliar scaregent for ourselves. The prevalence of this buck-: enclosing long 3c stamped, 

and 2¢ to coverIn the first:place, of the long list * * passing technique simply indicates typing and printing costs when you send

sos 
for his psychological charts and pam-

of wonder drugs that have come This Syent girl probably how obstinately we human beings 
and gope, a bulletin, “Rheumatic thought she was being cute. But refuse to deflate our own ego. 

(Copyright 1956) 


Of chief interest to Michigan 
among the 13 Republicans and 

-three Democrats are two veteran 
House members, Grorcr A. Don-
pDERO and Jesse P. WoLcott. They 
have served their State in the 
lower chamber continuously for 
24 and 25 years, respectively. 
* x * 

The Royal Oak lawmaker is the 
ranking Republican on the House 
Public Works Committee and Wot-
corr has top GOP seniority on the 
Banking and Currency Committee. 

Another widely known House mem-
ber who intends to retire is Rep. 
Ve.pe, Republican of Illinois. He won 
national fame and headlines as for-
mer chairman of the House Un-Amer-
ican Activities Committee. 

So far, the only Senator who 
has announced that he will re-
tire is ALAN Brste of Nevada. 
‘Now occupying the seat of the 
Jate Par McCarran, he will have 
served two years at the end of 
the current session. 

* * * 

A survey reveals various reasons for 
these retirements. Most of the older 
lawmakers who are eligible for lib-
eral Congressional pensions, say the 

.~constantly . increasing strain of their 

-work prompted. their decisions. The 
younger men generally are expressing 
a desire to get back to their private 
Jaw practices or businesses. 
We've made considerable progress in 
the last few years, even in retail prices. 
Some grocery items read to us by 

Mrs. Kenneth Davison 

of 200 Willard St., from a 1939 adv. are: 

_ eggs, 28 cents; butter, 30 cents: cabbage, 
3 ‘cents; Chase & Sanborn coffee, 24 
cents: Gold Medal flour, 5 Ibs. 23 cents; 
Sunkist. oranges, doz. 23 cents; bananas, 

; 4 Ibs. 25 cents; sugar, 10 lbs. 49 cents. 

Glad to learn that future beauty queens 
are to be chosen on their ABC standard: 

A-bility, B-eauty, Cherm: 

Perhaps there's some good food for 
thought in the statement of 

John M. Wallace, . 

director of the Saginaw Council, that we 
have become content to accept traffic 
accidents as a “normal, continuing dis-
ease,” and hence do not do our share to 
help our officials do something about it. 

Verbal Orchids to— 

Mrs. Elizabeth Russell 

of 1490 Williams Lake Road; ninety-ninth 
birthday. 

. Mr. and Mrs, August F. Smith 
of 263 Edison St.; fifty-seventh wedding 
anniversary. 
Mrs. Jacob Doelle 
of 100 Pine Grove Ave.; eighty-third birth-
day. 
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Katus 
of Scott Lake, fifty-second wedding an-
niversary. 
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Ketelhurt 
of Lapeer; sixty-first wedding anniver-
sary. , a

_ 

Mr. and Mrs. James McLeod 

of Berkley; seventy-first oe anni-
. versary. ' 

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, THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1956 Ae | ew 

‘No Intention of Abandoning Federal Prison 

ee Pi she ae 

J 

‘in turn, means greater efficiency 
‘in operating the prison. 

9 * * 

There's been a. great deal of 

day

high cost of dperation—$7.50 a 

per man, 

| 

Home Equipment Co. Pontiac 

were killed and 15 wounded. 

“We don't know whether we | 
can get rid of Alcatraz, but we | 
would like to,” said G. Frederick | Foneae

Mullen, director of information |

strengthened so that today the 

of

of the DepartmentJustice. |

prison authorities declare that 

Madigan added: “The need is,

another mass break attempt is 

still with us for a maximum secur-' 

next to impossible. 

ity prison, ag provedby the men

officials insist that Al-

we have here. So far as continu-
ing Alcatraz as a prison, that is 
onti ip to Atty. Gen. B | 

The _ the -

a pa wae rou }| Get ‘10-100 up to $450 or more 

* * | 
Mullen indicated its future would On Just Your Name 
depend on the fate of a bill mi . 

OR OTHER PLANS

suey find lem raoe — ; Congress to appropriate 10%: mil-
against success. . AP Wirephete the prison’s 40-man orchestra. The silence rule, forbidding the lion dollars for a maximum secur-' 920 WEST HURON ST. 
RADIOS IN CELLS ALCATRAZ RECREATION YARD — This is the high-walled rec-They play ball, chess and other inmates to speak with one an-1 aig kein built ameeteres FEDERAL 3.7123 

Withisi the forbidding Alcetrex reation yard at Alcatraz — the dread rock in San Francisco Bay that games in the recreation yard, and other in the cell block and mess-| Until another such prison is, 
walls where the most desperate of| “fines America's most dangerous criminals — where inmates are have their working hours during hall, has long since been abolished built, Madigan and Mullen agreed,

the country’s desperadoes dwell—| Permitted a brief visit each day. Popular sports among the prison’s |which they can eam up to $66 a as “impossible to enforce’ and there'll be Alcatraz, with a maxi-

281 prisoners are handball and softball. Hills in background are part month in the Alcatragz industrial “inhumane.” _mum of security and a minimum 
of Marin County north of San Francisco. | shops. | Is “the rock’’ getting soft? . of privileges. 

there are presently 281 of them—)‘‘good-type’” movies twice a month} bi+ 
the men now may listen in their and can receive three visits from

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individual cells to radio programs|the outside during the 

zines iw books rom 

: ale fevetocineg hg rates = \prison library. They are permit-
° 

a6 eert " a |ted to write two letters and re-
= Saggra the |ceive seven—all mail is censored

Sure-F ire 

turing sports continue to — from “approved” correspond-

COALS ers ee | They may buy and play 

musical 

No other 

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. Huron is expected to open April 5. pail at $1,000. li ’ e S l ‘RO | S 

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remanding Bennett to 
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on Lakes Nicolet 
twoand 
feet of “=UMuniscong | 
5 
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Olga Pocahontas at the river entrance, with rod * * opu afion its 
snow delaying a breakup. | 
Junior There was open water into Lake| 166,966,000 Mark 
Egg Superior from nearby Whitefish 
& Ohio Point. Rie pig — Raa WASHINGTON W®—The Census Be +h 
Kentuck was @. to open April 1. (Bureau said today that the na-

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,

Canin Guideposts Our ‘Men inih Service ne | RENNEL REDUCES 

: Religi ous Trainin Prog: am fatieeced Air~ Force eer

Scents penn) eee 

.. Br KITTLER ___you. Remember, I run the showjuncontrollable.At an djHere the chaplain learns the man’s attendance at both serv-‘tournaments ha ter Poy fit loosely.Wi 

haere. The _ Miracle-Age-for-Chap-|abroad, petty a. pense cailinmnediate spiritual problems and eee voletaryy” aiid records show| American bere pipette ge ei po, dulckiy‘Nen regula please 

me Yass de Ae * 

is over.” : military bases and in jestablishes the friendship out_of|that more than 80 per cent are go-|cles, oe iuid Rennel work for you. |

lains week _— :

will grow. (Thejing regularly by their fifth

which. solutions

Actually, no age needed mira. |"°""*-

cle chaplainsWorld War Ii} Reports-of the critical problem|ArmyNavy have similar pro-|in camp. TOMORROW — Ralph Wheel, °*#¢ 91-0 at your drug store,

tore, and 

was still a fhere threat. cetablished a board of civilian @¢-ATTENDANCE NIGH of different faiths hold religous |S fay be ant Ue well seo

gagens Rew 
Sunday, the recruit] Instruction classes, for which re-|f a

Entering the Armed forces anared ang, On his first He must alsol ¢rwits volunteer. (From Guideposts, copyright 1956)

whe been

were 11-year-oldshad SOME SKEPTICAL must attend chapel. 

bern. during the proverty of When the new committee recom-|attend a denominational service on) At Sampson Air Force Base, ” A 

Qepresaionand raised during the (mended that ove is fst Wadneniay Gh ARTY, where sme 185 men are Million in Grants 

Ctlinie. opened DETROITw — The Ford Foun-
inside youth wag the instability forces, some eanguas’ Peper) | A 1,000 take the dation has given grants totaling 

extravagance of a war, Seething ious be. initiated in the eave in 

of hoth periods. strongly objected. ae ciated urse waiting L Also, cock necrelt recaives, withi@ _ suillion falters te four law 

er-American

fellow trainees, weekly moral schools. to finance

armed forces no right 

Naif ssenardhegan groeenigr ong sent invade a man’s ee. 9 P. atients ‘ » |doctrination sa hale like rato _ — ioternatona — stu-| 
Daeg xAR| Committee mem t speec es. rant year 

than ‘the defeated countries, The|teesom of religion did not imply, Her Children self-discipline oe ‘character, de_|studies are “530500 oe ae 

|freedom.from it, Out of these dis-velopment, 

WIDESPREAD RESULTS . 
Unexpected world wide results 
are already beginning to show. The 
emplehot Choir Germany 

+ differentchurches. In Trip-
Berlin 

oli, the Air Force taught basketball 
to young men in church groups 
DETROIT, w —~ The public will parochial schools, and out of 

sh Motorhe Buses 

yon 

a 

* « ; 
a North ane, Street The conversionmark the

will 
|| disappearance _ of . streetcars in

Phone FE 4-6842 

; /Detrotit. “All this is achieved during their 
The new 5l-passenger diesel first weeks in uniform, The Air 
ii buses will go into service on the Force takes religion to recruits in

“Better Things in Sight” 

(\1\Gratiot line next Sunday, The their first hour, 
| 4 public may ride free from 11 a.m. * * * 

mother, a private nurse at theOpen Friday Evenings ]\to 1 p.m. on Monday. An Air Force recruit meets his! hospital. Mrs. Verner says she 
Free rides on the Woodward line 

.|doesn’t know if therebe

will a

A]\will be offered from 11 a.m. to — discount, 

4\1 p.m. Monday, April!9. The actualpersonal with the chap-

| interview

Closed Wednesday Afternoons 

conversion will be effected the day}plain of his faith, if he professes Holland plans a eee ex-
uy ' one, or any chaplainchooses. hibition.

before. he 

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What that boils down to is just this: 

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oe : By Carl Grubert .. In 
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The radiation laboratory at Liv-'

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Slated 0 Begin to Distinguished Educatorsii

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the Atomic Energy Commission. | 
Hire Chicago Firm) BERKELEY, Calif. (—Some of|(known as ‘‘California’) and Los| To alumni clamoring for sports| 

hort ithe world’s distinguished scholars|Angeles (“UCLA”). .|triumphs, he has repeatedly de-
to Check Number of and scientists this week are honor-“It is a wonderful job,” he told nounced subsidized athletes. 
Beds Needed ling a man who has headed the/The Associated Press. “I can’t,Want the teams I cheer to be a! 

' |University of California more. than|tpink of any other I would like so|Oatural outgrowth of the university) 
. 25 years without ever possessing! wel! or could enjoy more.” I love—not a group of gladiators) 
A survey of the number of hos-|that basic academic badge, a Ph. He once turned down a $50,000-who have gathered where the pay 
pital beds needed to serve Oak-|D. degree. 1. ; is best.”

) ser : -year San Francisco bank presi-:

land County will begin this week,| Robert Gordon Sproul. business-\ 42. to keep his own $12,500 post, Sproul invaded top-echelon_schol-: 
‘according to Sister Mary Wil-|man-president of the nation’s, and j President's! # precincts from iness Ss re) L D ’ 

, St. . 2 chair at Columbia University at/ffice of university controller at

handsome pital administrator. versity simply never found time $75,000. His own job now pays'the brash age of 39. He has pre-
the sprawl-The Most Important Word to Any Seller 

liam, St Joseph Mere. Hos.|Pethaps the world’s, biggest uni-lona, suc" Gouumen, “ts! a othe ra pom «s 

The Chicago firm of J. L. Jacobs | on ae cust al apeakers at $27,500. " |sided ever since over 
leathers Management Consultant and En-| ; oe Since the Sproul administration

|!"% educational mammoth with ; ; 

iaars (willl perdoreall the survey| owner Day sucrcions here FY | aah in October 1930 enroliment *Xil, vision and widely acclaimed The sale of this home was handled by Ladd's, Inc. For 
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climax 4 years at the University search and a mecca for outstand-| Prince and Miss Kelly are to be 
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“We have requested the survey puses, the largest two at Berkeley winners Ernest O. Lawrence, in-| Carlo.

sizes 2% 10.6 Band Dwidths ‘5.79 

80 we can anticipate what the); ——————————— 
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not only for today but in the| 

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we are going to break ground in 
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Sirloin Steak, Baked Idaho Potato — years and capital was depleted 
Choice of Vegetable or Salad, Rol! and to the breaking point. | 
Butter — Choice of Dessert — Coffee But some 60 persons, most of 
or Tea. them from the 125-man labor force 
thrown ‘out of work by the closing 
of the factory, offered during a

LOOK $1.39 LOOK 

meeting with Spiegel this past 
weekend to return to work for one 
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HOMADE Food Shop. 

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144-146 N. SAGINAW ST. The men.who are gambling a} 
month of their time on the hope} 
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Pontine

Press Photes 

One of the most important duties of the publicity are (left to sigh) pe Robert Evans of Lakeland ave-
committee for the Antique Show to be held at Stevens nue, Mrs. Harold Cousins of Barrington road and Mrs. A 
Hall April 10-11-12 is that of sending out announce-Charles Kistner of Ward road, members of Guild II, Luncheon will be served by members of Guild 11 affair will be used. Enjoy ing coffee during a recent 
ments of the show. Pictured while busy at = detail sponsors of the show. each day during the Antique Show being held at Stevens planning meeting are.(left to right) Mrs. Hilton Phipps 

Hall April 10-11-12. Members are looking forward to of Oneida road, Mrs. Bruce Hubbard of Cherokee road

Mrs. Shadley Is Chairman 

the event as it will give them an opportunity to use the and Mrs. Vernon Abbott of Illinois avenue.

Zonta Club 

newly remodeled kitchen for which the proceeds of the

Event WillBe Held April 10, 11and 12 to Sponsor 

Seventeen choice collections of by Mrs. Frederick Goodell of man for Guild 11; Mrs. Dawson 

Grosse Pointe and a demonstra-Baer, finance chairman, and Mrs.

-antiques, ranging from English 
Style Show Personal News of Interest1 in Area 

tion of chair canjng by Herbert Vernon Abbott, registration chair-

fairy lamps to early American 
Martin man. ‘Breath of Spring’ 
primitive pine pieces, will be pre-| Old Haviland china, which has * * * Mr, and Mra, D.C. DeGrott jot Chelsea are grandparents of the

Event Will Include

sented at Pontiac’s fourth annual been much in demand at previous Mrs. Charles Sanft, Mrs, Charles 
Antique Show to be held April 10, shows, will. again be featured in Kistner, Mrs, Robert Evans and China Display 

one of the booths ‘at the show. Mrs. Horace Hall are handling

pub-

11 and 12 at Stevens Hall, All 

ijlicity, with Mrs, C. R. Gatley as The “Breath of Spring’ fashion 
Saints Episcopal Church. ¢ publicity. show by Zonta

Luncheon _and tea will be 

chairman newspaper sponsored Pontiac 

* * @ served daily by members of 

‘Club will not only feature spring

Guild 11 under the chairmanship

Plans for the 1956 show are being Mrs. Bruce aaa president and summer fashions for milady,

of Mrs. Smith,

Clarence with

announced by Mrs. Maxwell Shad-of the General Guild of the church, | but will also highlight several dis-

homemade pastries, a specialty

ley, general chairman and a mem-is handling tickets for other All) plays of children’ ‘8 clothes.

of the guild members, as a spe-

Saints guilds and for the guilds|

ber of Guild 11 of the church, 

celal feature, 

sponsor of the show. of the Episcepal-churches in-Lake | “The show is sckcauted onl ~ ~ 
Working with Mrs, Shadley are’ Orion, Oxford, Drayton bee Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the of Liberty street March i ee

Antique dealers who will show 

Mrs. Frank Vydick, ticket chair-' and Milford. room of Elks Temple. 

their collections are,.coming from 
Toledo and Rossford, Ohio, and 
from Birmingham, Port Huron, 
Saginaw, Detroit, Farmington, 

PTA Will End Workshop 

Milford, Nashville, Jackson and 
Grand Blanc, E.R. Websterwill its There will be a panel discussion

PTA hold 
An added attraction this year, final meeting on “Rearing Chil-of the general subject of the work-
shop. Questions submitted at ear-

will be the Michigan Weavers’ dren of Goodwill" Wednesday eve-

the bride by the Little

prepared

lier meetings will be answered by

Guild exhibit and sale of hand-

ning at the school. Courtesy and Service,

the panel, as well as questions | Bridal 

woven items. A loom in operation * * L 

from the floor. 

And the Pontiac City Library 
show. cee Dr. Dorothy M. Perry, superin-* ° * will display the latest books for} Ogemaw road on Friday. 
tendent of language in Detroit pub-| The panel will include Rabbi San-| ‘the general information of the pub-
Skirts, * placemats, stoles, lic schools and Wayne University ‘ford Saperstein of the . Temple lic. 
scarves, tablecloths, baby blankets, Beth Jacob and Mrs. Alan Canty,| Mrs. Everett Reese, general 

will be a highlight of the guild's 

fatulty member, will moderate 

aprons, ties and upholstery mater-Detroit member of the Round Ta-|Chairman of the event, has an-

the panel, 

ial will be offered by the 25 mem-ble of Christians and Jews, and ‘nounced that an unusual ‘finale has 
Election of officers be a show.

bers of the guild who will partici-will held ‘also member of the Detroit! been planned for the — 

¢ 6 ming as

preceding |

at 7:30, the showing of 
“The High Wall,” a film spon-

pate, \Board of Education. ‘ 

Completing the panel will be; Modeling the‘ me of Spring’ Stephens, son

ALSO HOOKED RUGS 

sored by the Anti-Defamation 

Pontiac visiting teachers Allan fashions will be Mrs. Lois Ellis, 
Other new features will be the League which deals with the Copley, Frieda Huggett and Fern! Mrs. Gerald Craig, Mrs. Raymond of Mr. and 
exhibit of-hooked rugs arranged) types and causes of prejudice, ‘Perrin, Sampson, Nancy and Carol Donald-

Mrs. Edward 

json, Mary Ellen Wyngarden, Joan 
Kiley, Mrs, Bengt Pulls, Mrs. Stephens of 
Esther Ritter, Georgia Tasco, 

Howell. The

a £6. ¥shss 

Shirley Gautney and Sarah Mur-
ray, couple are 

graduates of

Attending the province conven-

Blind League’s 

tion of Alpha Xi Delta sorority Michigan State} 
weekend

‘Square Dances University. 
‘End Tomorrow rer ar Frank West of Royal ALICE FAYE CARROLL 

‘held at 8 p. m. Wednesday in\@Umnae group. |. 
Longfellow school. 

Mrs. Gerald Hunt and son, Ste 

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ven, of West Iroquois road, re-

omens Section

It will be Commerce Gaytimers 

turned by plane Saturday after 
night, with 12 couples attending

: spending 18 days with her parents, 

TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1956 PAGES 11-18 -

to assist with dancing. Warren|Mr. and Mrs. George Curtin, in 

Allen, Robert Longe and Ralph) jioyston, Tex. 
Irlend will be callers for the eve-‘es @ ® 
ning. Mrs. Flora Wright of Arlington 

Pontiac Woman's Club Hears Mayor

Music will be provided by the } drive was entertained on her 68th 

birthday Sunday by friends and

League of the Blind Orchestra, 

Mayor William Donaldson spoke He stated further that each in-become a reality in the not-too

relatives. A birthday cake with

dim McClain, Charlies Rawlins, clams to members the Wom-distant the

of Pontiac dividual bearsresponsibility far. futuye,”’ mayor con-

Howard Frayiey and Ralph Mon. | Shamrock trimming was present: en's Club when the group met 
a 
cluded.

roe ed to the noneres . to the city and, thereforebe-

Monday at the YWCA. Mrs. E. J. . * * * 
Ziem was chairman for the day. 

comes,a part of it in it

The square dance and transpor-| Marlene Wilton, daughter of Mr. Members assisting Mrs. Ziem

to succeed, and that phoney wo bs

Speaking of the Pontiac Founda-were Mrs,

tation to and from the dance i8iand Mrs. Roy Wilton of Ortole . Mrs. Charles Lioyd, 
tion, Mayor Donaldsan stated that 

ment: comes through civic co-

free, All blind persons’ or those) lroad, will be initiated into Zeta, John Lyons, Mrs. Robert a 
lthe steady progress being made

with defective sight are invited to|Chi Zeta sorority at Central Michi-Mrs. Barney McKevitz, Mrs. Os 

the

attend. Ray McDonald is handling’ gan College on Thursday. She is by city is due largely to the “The project now in the minds car Teng, Mrs. P. C. Miles, Mra, 
effort and careful planning of the

transportation arrangements. lenrolied in the college's liberal and hearts of every citizen is the James Gilchrist, Mrs. Floyd 

In announcing the last dance of\arts curriculum. | city officials through the years. 'new civic auditorium which will Rozelle and Mrs. V. T. Wagner, 
the season, the Pontiac Lions Club's! ~ 
blind activities committee thanked When Mrs. — Durnbaugh of 
members of the Promenaders, the Watkins Lake returned to her home 
Commerce Gaytimers, the League /following an afternoon outing on 
of the Blind OrchestPa and all Sunday, she was pleasantly sur-
volunteers who entertained or as-‘prised to find awaiting her re-
sisted in any way to make the turn, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ridenour 
season's dance series sticcessful. (and daughter, Carol, of North 

Manchester, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. 
Richard Durnbaugh and sons, Jim-

Called to Illinois 

mie and Jerry, of Big Beaver and 

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sidill of Mr. and Mrs. William Round and 
South Paddock street have been daughter, Cheril, of Elizabeth Lake 
called to Rockford, Ill., due to the | road. 
death of his sister, Mrs. Nancy 

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Blade, Année Marie Baldwin, daughter 

Betty McC ully Honored 
| Mrs. Robert Terry and Mrs. L. T.' Schiefler, Mrs. Darrell Jones; Mrs. 
‘\Flynn entertained at a linen show-Carl Matheny, Dorothy Cadieux, 
jer at the former's home on West Joyce Armstrong and Mrs. Ken-
|Pike street Saturday evening hon-_neth Black. 
| oring bride-elect Betty Lou Me-, —————— 
Cully. ae Sylvan Gardeners 
Betty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Conclude Parties 
Flowers and stripes with 
touch are shown hete. | Designer 
a velvet 
fashions 
eh 
fashioned with 
bodice, and a 
a 
full 
slim, trim 
gathered 
V 
skirt 
Cc 
neck 
that 
rris McC : ‘ 
Lesing seeds ep testelfaldy Sylvan Lake. Branch of thestreet, will becorne the bride of 
‘Women's National Farm and Gar-Kenneth Ferguson at a ceremony) den OA thon ‘ated ie 
ito be performed in Bethany Bap-, 
| tist Church on Saturday. He is the! jeeries of telephone bridge partiesrd:ison of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley L.| 
heals William Harris ‘and Mrs. |
| Ferguson of North East boulevard. |, 
rt’K. Kohn, members of the 
| * * * ways. and means committee, re-
| Shower guests included Mrs. ported 44 tables in play during the 
The DeMolay Club is sponsoring its 
annual dance, the “April Twirl,” A pril 7 
at Roosevelt Temple. Pictured are (left 
Pontiac Press: Phote 
orchestra will play and tickets may be 
obtained from DeMolay members. John 
Mills and David Ferguson are also work» 
_ 

of crisp cotton satin for mothers and floats over crinoline. And they're crease ‘Ferguson, Mrs. McCully, Mrs. ‘series. It was also announced to right) Jim Wert, decorations chairman; ing on the publicity committee. WorkingMurl Sutherland, Mrs. Ralph that members may purchase

young ones add to summer fun. These resistant and easily laundered. Gerald Coggins, publicity chairman and on decorations s will befRick Wert and Bob

Bergemann, Mrs. Fred Bruck, itickets from Mrs. Kohn Prot the 
dresses, for youngster and mother, are Mrs. Robert Sickles, Mrs. L. L.\garden show being held in Detroit. Bob McVean, general chairman. , A local Abney. 

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Fruit Spread a(Paris Uses © cot al 
Good to Eat Rain Apparel 
on Biscuits. All the Time 

Pa 

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PARIS (INS) — Chic Parisiennes 
this spring will wear their “‘rain-

coats” 

on. sunny wy.

ee 

Even low-priced cotton, poplin 
raincoats in Paris are now made 

. By JANET ODELL in colors and styles which are 
Pontiac Press. Home Editor aS 

elegant around the. clock and-in 
any weather,

When you have a grandparent; ~ 
who has come to America from 
Europe,. you have some interest-cottons come in such modish 

‘Ping recipes in your family collec-| 

shades as tomato red, porcelain 
blue, pale sand, antelope brown

‘tion. Mrs. George Gray of Clarks-

and the always elegant black or

‘ton had an English grandmother 

white, 
iwho served her family Lemon | 

The smartest ‘of these water-
, Cheese. | proof poplin coats have centrast-
Launen Cheese ts tet aft ail | KAREN GORSLINE 

ing saddie-stitching for a sporty 
look and as novelty trimming.

what it sounds like. It is a tangy The engagement of their daugh-

In white, for instance, with black

spread, used to make toast er (ter, Karen, to George Courtney, “is 

stitching along the seams and

| biscuits more exciting. On gin-announced by Mr. and Mrs, Harry 

lapels such a coat can be a 
| gerbread, it is wonderful. = =| Gorsline of Pioneer avenue. He 

at practically any occasion, 
| Mrs. Gray is active with her|is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 

In black with their silky finish 

‘husband in activities connected|Courtney of Draper street. 

and classic cut, they can stand in 
with the Masonic order. She bowls). . for a cocktail coat. = 
| weekty. At home she likes cook-| Sticky Plate Hint For car-rides, weekends or trav-ig 

eling the latest is a coat-style

| ing best. She is a room mother for | To remove a plate that has been 

adapted in different sizes to be

(her oldest daughter's roo; at:stuck to oil cloth, pour hot water 

worn by .all the ‘members of a

school. . ; around the plate before lifting it. 

family. These are called. ‘‘road-

Then it will come away without 

coats” and have zipper fastenings Dow

jo la

LEMON CHEESE removing finish from oilcloth. 

from hem up to high collared neck.

“ESCAPE” 

By Mrs. George Gray 

For “monsieur” the suggestion The look of spring is in all three of these sil-part of the dress is pale beige silk surah. Over this 

2 cups sugar 
4 eggs 

Monday's recipe for Sour ‘is a road-coat in the new grey

WASHDAY houettes, each with lines quite different from the others. goes front-fastened bolero with a small round collar. 
duice of 2 lemons Cream Cookies should have shade called ‘‘uranium.” For ‘‘ma-
44 cup butter : included 2 eggs in the list of .dame” a flattering ruby-red would Gray worsted suit by Ben Reig (left) has pleated fitted This is an Oleg Cassini design. Coat (right) has the 

Mix well, add the lemon rinds. ingredients, Mrs, Reed says 

be stylish. Young ‘‘mademoiselle” jacket with a low hipband. Skirt is very full but pleats lookof width but is so light as to be nearly weightless, 

jident; Mrs. Leslie Hudson, record-‘spoke at the white 

the cookies can be made with-jmay choose her waterproof road-

are handled for a look of lightness, typical of this It’s cut without buttons, has tiny mandarin collar, no

out eggs, but the amount of ;coat in a bright blue shade while 

Shortening should be de-an elegant green may be appibpri-spring's fashions, A sheer gray wool dress (center) cuffs. 
creased to one-half cup. ‘ate for the young master. 

has very ‘slim lines and is cut with a bolero. The top

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wipe ey caeticccnen 

Chenille Cotton Rug |

rer eran are ererererwr ww were

for only— 

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Three PTAs Choose New Officers Xrcent Best’.

$f Appeals to Toddlers | 

~ $1.80 

| Chenille-type cotton rugs appeal; 
Baito the toddier set, especially if) 
Wa\they’re decorated with attractive) At the March meeting of Haw-|ian, and Leigh Gentges, father vice| delegates are Mrs. Thomas Bar-‘Side of Profile 

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PTA, the new Wever PTA president. | tle, Mrs. Michael Hrenyk 

CHICAGO (INS) — Every

colorful animals. \thorne

washed and dried with soap fur-

wom-

children want to) was organized under the direction; Other officers are Mrs. Olin Mrs. Bernard Stickney.

No harm if the 

has one profile shé likes better

FOR

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nished at this low price! 

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“pet” the animals with grimy,of Mrs. Mark Goddard, Pontiac’ Simonds and Mrs. Frank Ertnot-| ai : 

than the other and/now there's a

pai hands. Such rugs are washable in| PTA Council president. nik, publicity chairmen. Council Ea are Gasaes ae puting j

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AT NEW LOW PRICES! 

both the Hawthorne and the Wev-

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Mrs. Melvin Farberg was chos-
en president of Wever PTA. Oth. 
er Wever officers are Mrs. Irv-
ing Miller, vice president; Ron-

ald Carr, father vice president; 
Angel, teacher vice presi-

a

dent; Mrs. Gordon oma

secretary; Mrs. Rob-

ert Grant, corresponding secre-

tary, and Mrs. Elmer Miller, 
the| treasurer. 

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carb epson guinea newly! 
ant swrian, and & =e Ste

'Mrs. William Hill and Sue Swartz. 

‘Council delegates are Mrs. Warren 
Small, Mrs. George Trumper and 
Mrs. Ronald Carr. 

Named to head Hawthorne PTA 
was, Mrs. Carl Vallad. Her slate 
of officers includes Mrs. Marshall 

/Vallad, vice president; Carl Val-
‘lad, father vice president; Mrs. | 

‘ing secretary; Mrs. Arthur Dey, 
‘corresponding secretary, and Mrs. 

\of eyeglass frames. The latest de-

Mrs. Frank Lesco and a oad have /\elmesionsn (dangling 

James Thompson will serve as co-| fi A ; 

chairmen 

of the father and son | trom either’ the right or left side, 
\whichever,a woman considers her

banquet April 26. Cloyd Houts re : 
ported that there are four Cub [@S-— , 
Scout dens at Longfellow 

School.) TheThe pependants fall from clusters 
It was also reported that there set in/either gold or silver at the 
are currently five Girl Scout troops outer’ and uppermost edge of the

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jin the school. nial Fae Haptattesh j aed. lois

gned -g 

Bide eee oo : = — A woman's vision. 
| der the direction of Lewis Crew.| ‘The “profile trim” is intended 
epvins ietiecimenaa) were Més te draw attention to the best 

a ‘i res 3 i Ms. 

Paul Chancey, Mrs. Hoopingarner,, half of the face. 
|Mrs. Hrenyk, Mrs. James Fetting-| One side of the face is always 
jer, Mrs. Warner Hardy, Mrs. Ray-more attractive than the other be-

hy ‘mond Hanewacker and Mrs. Bak-cause it is more expressive. By 

jer. accentuating that side a woman 
appears more pleasant, animated 
and prettier to look at.

5 ‘Gordon WCTU Has okt 

Dedication Service Women who don't like pendants 
Mrs. A. D. Stimer, president of in eyewear any more than they do 

| Thomas Turner, teather vice pres-ithe WCTU Federation of Pontiac, in earrings stiJl can” emphasize 

profile.

best

their

dedica-

ribbon 

the lif

the Me) MARY KING

SALON 

Walter Schmitz, treasurer. Mrs. Sti : ed

atm, Stiner_ presented

Mrs. Raymond Fay is histor-

Modern homemakers prefer dramatic, 

the unit is named. Special musical | ..

| fan. Elected auditors were Mrs. 

Selections were given by Mrs.

| Rodney Bacon and Mrs. Charles 

William Caris and Mabel Wiser.

| Kern. Council delegates are Mrs. 

John Guenther, Mrs. Henry Sib-

| ury and Mrs. Pete Mihoy.

durable, caretree, carpets made of miracle fibers Kitty’s Plastic Bed 

Following the recent meeting, | ; eae 
the two groups gathered in the) A good bunk for your kitten may . d } 

World-famous Barwick craftsmanship combines with colors are the most permanent known—raw stock | Werer (Schosl (gyrimaslam lier lal Simple as can be and so prettybe made by lining a wooden box: OS 
modern science to create carpeting never before vat-dyed — absolutely sun and fade resistant — and program of movies sponsored by date-wise! A low necked frock for! with heavy plastic that may bel 
equalled in luxury, beauty, color-fasiness and these man-made fiber carpets are moth, stain and soil the Fathers’ Club, which A abet hase ae 7 se full skirt washed in a jiffy and give Kitty a 
| 
ORA -OBRECHT 

é -| Gury e ielest of sieeves. | ni time. 

: i | No. 8218 is in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, een ee cece a acres Specializi

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fine — as Longfellow PTA 18. 2. Size 12, 4% yards of 35-|some cats don't — put a washable pecializing

made Sher corpets from the mills world’s largest’ = "These carpets are as functional as they are 
maker of fine, tufted carpeting. lasting as they are lovely — and they are distinguished _Longtellow PTA also elected of-inch, |pad on top of the plastic. liner. Hair Styling 

by the same ingenious design and precision workmanship 'ficers at its recent meeting. Mrs.. For this pattern, send 35¢ ,in and Permanents

Barwick’s man-made fibers are specifically created for 

that make BARWICK the most desired label in the . ‘Thomas Cauley was re-elected coins, your name, address, size de-' A 
the specific carpet need. This means scientifically ‘president. jsired, and’ the pattern number to Coming Events

world! : Complete Beauty Service 

. | She will be assisted by Mrs. Sue Burnett, Pontiac Press,: 372) 
Select yours from ten sparkling, enduring, decorator colors Leon Stickney, vice president; Mrs.|W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Ill. Vee dectmayerd booed Air ideo op 152 N. Perry FE 2-3053 
¥ |Melvin Smail, teacher vice presi-| Don't miss the spring and sum-°fficers Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at

‘ 

$7.95 Gordon Fashion, our)" °*"'**

Special 

Quality dent; Mrs. 

McLain, re-| mer '56 issue of Basic 

ker, treasurer; Mrs. Clifford Hick-| variety of attractive, up to the|meet in Fellowship Hall at 10 a.m 
mott, corresponding secretary, minute styles for all size ranges, THUrsday for sewing and dessert lunch-
Mrs. James Hoopingarner, histor-Send 25c now. . 

| 

Royal Neighbors of America wil) meet, 
Thursday .evening for social and card, 
| party at Grotto Hall, W. Pike Bt. j 

Welcome Rebekah Lodge, 245, will hold 
a business meeting and memorial serv-| 
joe at the Malta Temple, 82 Perkins: 

St. Thursday at 8 p.m. No Appointment Necessary 

Pe Seca “ Statermeen, ar nae Aa S ] d B 9 
;Malta, will meet Wednesday et alta) t 
‘Temple with an anniversary dinner at) a on e eau e 

€:30 p.m. and meeting at 8 p.m. with 
election of officers. 1 448 E. PIKE FE 8-2903 

Group Three OFS will, meet Wednes-

jday at noon for a cooperative luncheon | EVA BAILEY, owner 
at Masonic Tempie, 18's E Lawrence 
Bi 

Gb S: unday 

remember to 
Custom Furniture reflecting your 

attend the church of 
“Personality’’ crafted at Elliott 

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“STOP and SEE” 

Why everyone recommends Elliott

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Furniture... for the finest in Cus-

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actual samples in home in the tom Furniture and Upholstering! 

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carpet 

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for appointment. Phone FE 4-0516. No 

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1666 S. Telegraph, South of Orchard Lake Road 

5390-5400 Dixie Hwy.

obligation. Call Tomorrow! 

Waterford, Mich. 79 OAKLAND AVE.

“Phone FE 4-0516 

A We ate members of National Selected Morticiana, 

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Floral Piece IQha ’ Mitaana ] 
Sent Back ~ She Misses 
You've been slightly spoiled,ito something stable, something’ 
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“Take advantage of P. L. 550 to improve 
your education and prepare for advance-
ment, .-
: Begin at-Any Time-.-.. Enroll_in either 
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= aainnInGRA OS NIAARISaRINRIRNRARE as rapidly as your own industry and ability 
voitie 
Bethune 
Pwi Election 
PTA 
of New 
Conducts! 
ieOfficers | 
ae 
Come In and Discuss Your Plans atOffice oF Telephone FE 2551 Our 
do and) Mrs. John-R. Turner was elected o> homeuan, a teal 
president 
oie 
of Bethune 
wane 
PTA 
a at On 
was 
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a demonstrationof visual 
!tetrauieia be Deh Katty 

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envelopes that 

with invitations and 

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Clip and Return: This. Ad for Bulletin 

‘HOCOt HeaOe PORE U ORE Te eT Pree eee ee eed) eed 

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iffere’ For a lovely cold ‘wave tr? our NEW SOFT ROSE WAVE 

announce-$12.50 and $15.00 

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eaewer Bie. qeetionfr ws, Visiting in Pontiac with Mr. and Mrs. L. T, Flynn 
Answer: This custom began | of West Walton boulevard and her parents, the Robert 
wedding invitations and the | Terrys of West Pike street is Mrs. L. T. Flynn Jr. and 
was | her daughter, Janet, of Kansas City, Mo. They will be 

a second outside | here until the last of March. 

eee Ae with your coffee tod: 

a emeanapecetenem ne annenaween ont

nan 

Taken from the pages of 
Vogue, Harpers and 
Mademoiselle, you'll find 
a wonderful selection of 
dresses for the Easter pa-
rade. They're different, 
typical of the superior 
styling you find at 
Alvin’s.: 

Sizes 7-15, 8-18 

lard

=>

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fi 

Other Dresses $17.95 to $89.95 

See 
Breath of Spring Fashions 

Tomorrow,March 2Ist, 8 P.M. Maxwell House brings you 

ELKS TEMPLE DONATION.$1.00

Presented by Alvin's rich aroma...rare coffee bouquet 
you find in no other coffee! 

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THE PONMTAC PRESS. TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1956 

[ern show miner Pra THE STORY OF EGGBERT An Easter Adventure

50,245 Attend Show 

Ederle,

ie pce acs 

long 1956 greater Michigan home adits abuerds digestion; 

ended Saturday night) pleasant conversation and banter 
4 ; aid it,” says Dr, AG. Mearns, 
E eivie auditorium drew 30.245, 00 NSNon medicine, Glasgow 

a record attendance, ac University, Scotland. 

WANT T0 BE THE BEST 
DANCING COUPLE 

Vie ll Ni! 

-

j (de Vdd , 

The Fontical Scenes:

me

fat

Republicans See Dip in Iowa Vote 

‘ls 
by the AP's —— 

FO sb P This one #iunds in lowa, That's above the nominate_Sen. Estes Kelauver ofof his supporters to invade the

velit

= ae” reporters who are 3-year low of $10 to $10.75 set! \Tennessee for the presidency. state. 
surveying the situation scross the 

ast December, But it's under the)

eountry in the Nght of Presider: Both Republicans’ and Demo-

ond 
Finenhower's 
term.) 
decision to wek a sec-
even, 
13 or $14 the experts 
must for 
say 
to 
the 
labor.|break 
av-| 
a 
tell Kefauver 
Suite 
has 
Laansnine to Acthur 

icrats you made|¢rence 

arage farmer 

his’ good political Mureay’e-le

with nothing get 
impression dance at 

B. ithrusts the A but, 
cang 
CORNING, 
By 
are 
DOUGLAS 
conterned 
Towa & 
CORNELL 
and 
— 
Demo-
portant 
Hog’ prices 
to Iowa, It raises more 
im-of 
things 
Democratic 
stand 
into 
now, 
leaders 
state, 
Kefauver 
say 
number 
that as 
fun 
pleasure 
anyway, 
you 
you'll 
learn 
find 
with 
it’s 
your 
a double 
favor-

particularly

Republi-
are 
when

would 

hogs than other state, About ite partner. Not only do you leatn faster,

any be their best bet in Iowa. Several

crats 
as the 
jubilant 
possibility 
over 
of 
what 
a 
they see 
in 
of 
is 
$5 
from 
of 
hogs. 
income in Republicans say he would but you save too.

$2 every farm money,

key be

shift 

the state 

toughest to | President You'llbe how and

|

lowa's farm vote this year, the Democrat beat. amazed quick easy 

husky young who

“? * * 
The farmer Adlae E, Stevenson hasn't ac-it is to become 2 smooth, graceful dancer 

dropped into a Corning lunchroom cepted yet any of the invitations the Arthur Murray Way. In your very first

Some of the 
the 
top men in both 
of 
a only a 
learn key step dances.

parties unhappiness 
for eup of coffee—still 
the to 
farmers: 
say 
between high 
nickel 
hogs 
here—said 
22 
he 
of 
just sold| 
Pay Fines The the 1952. 
These 
you 
2 1 are a 

lesson all 
pinched 88 and head 
had 
cattle. Soliciting GOP swept 
two 
state in 
special for rates for lim-

costs and low prices is bound to 
It did it again years ago, 

“I figure I'd have been about ited time only. So enroll now and be the

Three women arrested in a vice

cut into Republican strength in a thousand dollars better off,” he a ON aueveening

usually Republican Iowa, They squad raid Sunday pleaded guilty 

how it may 
went on, 
This 
“if I'd 
I'm 
never 
going 
raised 
yesterday charges soliciting 
eggs. And you

trydeeply year of odds that Iowa will cling to its

disagree’ on them. not to to 
and can get 
cut, try." and paid $25 fines levied by Pon-

* traditions
: co * 
He said he is an independent in tiac Municipal Judge Cecil Mc-|y 
— again in 

ARTHUR MURRAY 

will politics thinks probably ‘s 
they 
The 
gre 
Republicans 
likely to lose some 
concede 
votes 
and he Callum, Lt * 

year. A 

President has 

element 
—but not the 
wishful 
elettion, With 
the 
an 
wil] 
of 
talking 
Democratic 
farmer 
same 
this 
he 
guilty. 
Noel 
Also arrested 
a’ 
23, Saginaw, 
of 
the Felix 
and 
lot 
by 
popularity 
Eisenhower 
margin 
a he) 25 Lawrence Ph.

of thinking, 
lot 
vote 
his friends, 
way. 
said, Jr., 
to 
of 
in 
loitering 
raid, 
pleaded a of 
a 2-1 
in state 
stil] E. St. FE 2-0244 
are the — carried four

contend there at like the was fined

is He'd to see Democrats $20 

years ago, 

Here’s the 

BIGGEST

The cost of farming is up 83 
cent since 1945 and prices are 

20 per cent.” 
addition, Iowa needs rain. 
particular area, in the south-

part of the state, has had 

'

of drought, It's 

worse 

AndGin

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some 

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, : 

ra oO 

sue the 

most “wodegn in pO aed wos ean lc oe i that the new coaches will)track costs a mile to in-) “We are especiallywith

$250,000 pleased 

:

i 

a 5 a ee eee bring to 280 the number operated stall 

fleld’s single oo | ne DA | At the same time, the bus aver-

{

The changeto_

| ete 

over

The latter feature, according to 

pean 
DSR General Manager Leo: J, No-

| by 

: cost of operation, handling | actly where

ot 
wicki, was one of the main “‘sell-| | im traffic and mebllity, Newleal to 
ing points” in ‘the company’s said, . 
decision. to use GMC coaches. 

| ‘The official painted out that the 
i

“Past experience has taught us, 
too, that GMC buses are the best, 

average cost of bus operation is 
for the kind of duty expected in’ cents a mile, compared with 88) 
Detroit,” Nowicki: said-in pointing! ‘oents for a mtg while new 

Woman Freed 

S 

-

eth 

in Phone Case 

Ex-Michigander Refused 

to Hang Up on Party 

Line for Emergency Call 

MIAMI, Fla. @ — Mrs. Anne 
Heidenrich, formerly of Bad Axe, 

Mich., was free today after having 
been hauled into court on an ac-

TEN EVERY DAY — Shiny new GMC buses in various stages of 
completion line up in the painting department near the end of their 
journey to service on Detroit's streets.finally

When approved_for . 
delivery,the vehicles will join a fleet which eventually

will number 

she realized what was the matter. 

150 since Council okayed the purchase contract

Detroit's-Common in 
January. The divisionfirst began producingthe: buses at the rate of 
10 a day last week. The largest part of the ‘order will be filled by 

Noted MIT Meteorologist Forecasting| = 

cccgahy 1 een Be, clos =! r:aggrahanllem anes aendiocerchas 

‘Old-Fashioned Winters’ Within Decadet

Blue Shield Inquiry 

PHILADELPHIA (INS)—A noted, New York Harbor fretze over another dust-bowl drought like 
metorologist predicted today a re-again as it did in the 1830's. the one that ravaged the Great.

Sought by Reuther 

turn to “old fashioned winters” 2. Fewer hurricanes for residents|Plains in the 1830's. Thee 

DETROIT ®—Walter P. Reuth-
er, president of the United Auto 
| Workers union, called today for a 
Michigan governor's commission 
to extend its investigation of Blue 

Cross hospital insurance to Blue 

Shield eee insurance. 

and an end wthhin 10 years to the 
northward trend of hurricances. 

ef Technology, cast his weather 
eye on the next half century. 
He wrotein the Saturday Even-
ing Post: 

E: 

3 

“These tropical storms with

Reuther pie a vaw survey 
feminine names will henceforth de-

showed Blue Shield “has failed 
crease in frequency and intensity

miserably in its obligation to %en-

in northern latitudes, and after

force either the spirit or the letter 

another five or 10 years will be

of the full payment terms” of its 

confined, except on rare occasions,

insurance, : 

to their tarditional track in the 

-Reuther declared the union's Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico 
sample survey showed some sur-areas or will blow themselves out 
“How many 

geons were using what he termed over the Atlantic Ocean.” 
“Biue Shield laxity” to “gouge * * * 
unfortunate patients.” Dr. Willet dismissed as ‘‘bunk"” 

phones

any speculation that in another 
century or two “palm trees will 

The UAW charged that surgeons 

were piling fees on patients on 

flourish in New York City and the

top of fees paid by Blue Shield, 

‘hurricane belt’ will be perma-,

in the

which, according to the Blue 

nently shifted from the West Indies 
'|pensated the -nargeons in full. 

Shield contract, should have com-

‘to New England.” 
The scientist based his own fore-

modern home?” 

cast on ies he has made 
operated by the hospitals; Blue (from reco: 

Blue Cross Noapiial insurance is 

is dating back some. 

Shield by the medica] profession. 200 years. nd ng a caution that 
| ‘the weather. as everybody knows, “We have a telephone in the kitchen. 
jis varible...” |

‘Movie on Great Lakes one beside my bed and one in the recrea-

| FOLLOWS 80-YEAR PATTERN |

‘to Be Shown Tonight tion room. In other words, we have a 
He found that the weather has 

telephone wherever we need one.

Members of the Civic Entertain-been generally following a pattern | 
ment Series sponsored by the Pon-set in the early 1800's and appears. 

“Luxuries? Far from it. Sprinting

tiac Kiwanis Club will see a col-

to run in 90-year cycles. Climate 
ored mdétion picture tonight enti-changes parallel the activities of| to other parts of the house to answer the 
tled “Our Fabulous Great Lakes” 

isun sprots and their cycles, Willet | 

telephone has become as old-fashioned

and presented by Clifford Kamen. 

said.

* * * 

as the washboard or the icebox. Those

Pontiac Press Pi-otes Here are some of his forecasts

Proceeds from the series of pro-

OFFICIAL INSPECTION — Three members of of a delegation of DSR officials who visited the | for the next 50 years: additional extensions protect us in emer-

\grams go to youth organizations)

the Detroit Street Railways Commission look over GMC Coach plant recently to watch production of 

weather be ,

sponsored by a Kiwanis Chub. | 1. The. is going to gencies, too. And they only cost about

the wiring while standing inside a nearly-assem-the new vehicles. The commission, along-with di-

| moister and colder, with plenty | 

3¢ a day each.”

bled GMC bus. Left to right: Edward Lewis, Rod-vision sales executives and newsmen, later at-

One more program “e complete | of ice and snow, and in the | 
ney Baxter = Sam a ee The trio was part tended a Iancheon at an area restaurait. the series is scheduled for April 3.| late 1960's or ‘70's, we may see 

Bring modetir comfort, convenience 
and protection into your home with ad-

Commission May Adopt Special Ordinance 

ditional telephones. Just call the tele-
phone Business Office to order them.

Expect City Action on Junk Car Problem 

After a month's delay, some for-, mobiles unfit for reconditioning for, pected to be approv ed and signed some 100 residents of the area’Grandview to Paddock, Peacock 
mal move is expected to be taken highway use to secure a license tonight. Jan. 17. lavenue from Joslyn to Fuller, MICHIGAN 
‘from the city clerk upon the ap-

tonight by the City Commission on City Attorney William A. Ewart Public hearings will be con-Clara avenue from Joslyn to west

proval of the City Commission. 
a proposed ordinance to license is scheduled to present three re-ducted on curb, gutter and re-|property line of lot 30 assessor's BELL TELEPHONE

Previously, a yearly $20 H. lated work fer Yale and Hopkins

and ‘regulate the storing, wrecking ports to the commission tonight. ‘plat 102, and for Fuller avenue

cense te sell used auto parts streets from Baldwin to Univers-
and dismantling of wrecked auto was the only requirement. One involves an agreement with! from Peacock to Columbia

ity. The commissioners are ex-| 

COMPANY

mobiles within the city. the Newton Building Co. for water A contract for 1956 water main!

pected to authorize the city 

The original ordinance was aired The attorney for the car wreck-) mains in the Chambers-Bowen Sub-iprojects awarded to Lewis Kevor-

assessor to prepare special as. 

Feb, 14 and the following week ing establishments plus several division. kian is slated to be approved a

sessment roljs for the two pro-
action was ‘deferred upon the re-owners are expected to-give their night.

The last two concern deeds jects. 

quest of Commissioner Floyd P. views in a public hearing on the! Bids will tabulated for scoped

from the city te Consumers Pow-

Similar rolls are slated to be re-jtwo-inch blacktop paving jobs in,

Miles (District 4). new ordinance tonight, Miles said.) 

er Co. for part of lot 12 asses-

ceived for the following improve-| the city at tonight's session.

The delay was requested to en-Tonight's session is expected to, sory plat 147, and to the Verner 

ment jobs:

a

raw some residents of the Dixie 

After being tabled for a week,

Ginger Ale Co. for part of lot

able representatives of eight 

auto 

Curb, gutter and related work for

Highway Subdivision as action 

on 

| further action is expected for the |

4 assessor's plat 76.

wrecking establishments to meet 

with Miles and other city officials 

Princeton avenue from Baldush to)

rezoning to manufacturing 3 lots 

pergyed 

eaerren 

south side of Auburn

Five engineer estimates for pro

145, 146 and 147 of the subdivision’ Stanley, East Princeton avenue) 

3 of the

who formulated the proposed 

is expected. |posed sanitary and storm sewers from Baldwin to University, and) 

from Perkins to Center,

law. 

avenue

| plus curb, gutter, and related work 

for Del Rey drive from East boule-

In previous meetings, several 

‘for four city expected 

‘The first reading of an ordinance

streets, 

are 

vard to 94 feet

After two such meetings, ‘the 

west.

re-
‘residents have voiced objection

first 

|to receive the approval of the com-to amend paragraph 3 of section

vised ordinance is due for 

its 

Combined sewer and related |

'6

to the rezoning which wouid al-

| mission, 

of the city of Pontiac zoning’

work for the west side of Joslyn

low for the expansion of 

a car-

ordinance 944 is scheduled

Other items on the 30 -point 

to ae

wrecking establishment in the 

agenda include possible acceptance) *¥C@@¢ frem Second to Third. -

area, 

of the special assessment roll for Water mains for Grandview Final action will be the reading! 
In other business, six contracts ithe Pontiac Creek storm drain and boulevard from Paddock to Omar, of a. petition opposing any street!| 

— last week for the $800,000 ithe tabulation of bids for the pro-| McGregor avenue from Paddock to improvements for 1956 for Colorado: 
Safety Building are °ex-|jéct which received pes of|Gilmour, Gilmour drive from avenue from Franklin to Bagley.) 

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_THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, , 1956 ; 
| Michigan Medic Bailiff Writes 
; ob for Tony, "’ Himself Receipt 
: : -. -fed ineAbout Toupee fo Head Group for Siogeegac 
By), 
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early baldness? 
“Bing Crosby wears a rug,” I pointed out, “and Frank sun eeing in abd tes eres your hace”
tk et 
Si-a(DEMOED, Aaende‘lers this of 210,week orewhen he is wasteinstalled 
court holdover adjoining the ome | 
roont, onete cpm tr aoe et TOMORRE 
or"wt you it at ‘seain ‘THERISE...THEFALL OF 
Tony, who's only 29, proved he can take it. 
“Maybe there's some connection between singers 
noses, too,” he answered. “I've had movie offers, but 
and 
they 
as president of the American 
|Ac@demy of General Practice. 
| Dr. Joha 8. De Te of Milan 
d-. loud talking.”’ 
[ “That will be a $3 fingfor 
— me cating,“ ond on 
Baio Nesbit Thaw 
always said_I had to get a nose job.” I turned them down, | Will be installed Wednesday 
although two singers I can think of’—he probably meant | ™sht at Washington, at the an-oa sano ed ae we — par a 
Dean Martin and Vic Damone—“did it and became matinee | yo win i Dr. ioe &. [wrote a receipt for himself. 
idols. Fowler of Barre, Mass, Ce =) oebiepyea-sm 
Tony prefers trying eventually for character roles; a very| ‘The scientific sessions opened Missing Hubby Tracer: 
serious young man who studied the Stanislavsky acting meth-|Monday 
Thursday oa at the American Theater) .iitts” 
and will continue 
noon. About 5,000 — as they now 
until Mouth, Nose Like Horse 
“gen-calli HOUSTON W®—The Houston po 
@ 
Wing, he'll 
Copacabana 
be using 
when 
it at the themselves 
he _ Ssings|the end of 
— are expected 
the sessions. 
before|lice missing persons bureau re-
ceived a request from a Dallas 
“Lost In The Stars.” . : j}woman for a locating 
PiON SOUTH 
STREET 
TONY BENNET 
‘When you're singing in a| fore leaving for Washington the | ore her and three children. 
sad spot, you think of some-_ aim of the Academy | ‘The 
thing very tragic that hap-ruling drive t increase the suse SS aeof the mis¥ing husband. They 
pened to you. I did and tears fight’ what the generalists feel |” .. , 
serted Howie is a creeping campaign to freeze |iarge ys mouth.All 
What did he think about?) them out of hospitals. all, he looks like a horse.” 
“I can’t say. It’s very per-| He said medical school teaching Sm 
_ sonal.” has been concentrated on the spe-Actress Barbara Ruick 
This is the new Tony Ben-|“i#lties during the past generation.'He added only eight med-Files for Divorce Again 
nett; a gifted and earnest fel-|ical schools foamy Hoods grad-“9 THE GIRLIN THE \ 
low, likely to become more important on the American scene. | uate 
‘Tony Martin, Marion Marlowe, Giselle McKenzie and Mahalia ry 
Jackson have all been invited to sing on four networks for 
training 
oa 
-
programs 
training 
specifically cad (ae) aan 
generalists, |... Barbara Ruick, 
{sult for Givores teem 
on eas 
23, has filed 
im player RED VELVET SWING / 

~ CinemaScoPE

Mamie Eisenhower's big birthday anniversary next week. has taken definite steps to re-| cruelty. 
Mamie picked ‘em herself! . verse this trend and to increase | The action she filed last August NEMA >CO 
the number and the availability | was dropped four months later aft-@ xe k * ot the doctor most needed by |er a reconciliation. i oe 
Sam Levinson’s dtr, Emily Sue, 3, came home from a pro-| ‘ people, sald np nage — — peggy fo Las/@ R M 
gressive-type nureery school and asked for 75c—they’re having! Special emphasis on-urg-| Vegas, Nev ugust, 

ie

INDIA. .never more aprom, ne ee ow 

. \Preceptorship programs under British Hunting Group jis 
\srauiete sak aga ag pol are Renews Pleas to Queen & OAN OLLINS

THE MIDNIGHT. EARL ay

Buddy Baer's pretty blond ex-wife, May Mann (oe were|ranging up to several weeks tol 1oNDON Un—The ‘em & a GRAN 

just divorced), has switched fighters; her new date; Jack study directly under general physi-gainst Cruel Sports has renewed 
Dempsey .. . Joyce Mathews, who marries Billy Rose June 2 “#"*-its charge that only patronage by! 
(not in April as reported), could leave the hospital after her/\4 445, cyclist Killed Queen Elizabeth bars fox hunting A 
appendectomy, except that she isn’t able to walk the three) jor, i — Barry Hopkins, 17, Oe ee fae aden rl 

tT te ee 

flights up to her swanky duplex. of Ionia, was killed last night)/membership of 10,000, called upon gy 
Comic Buddy Hackett raced around Miami at 4 a.m. hunt-jwhen his motorcycle hit an icy the Church of England to take a s 
I stuffed derma for his expectant wife, who had a yen for|spot on M21 and overturned. The stand on the mattter. The Royal 

it... “Plain and Fancy,” held up here, was robbed in 

Philly,/4ccident 

occurred on the edge of| 

Family 

has neyer 

replied to the 

ee 

Seeeeeeeeenseee areuen 

Ree

_ ay 

piragea dig ao oa record, got a chance at tne F a rewell, Gr ace Kelly — 

Katharine Hepburn will vacation tn Cuba ... Judy Garland’s Mi TONIGHT at 8:50 P. M. 
sister Virginia signed a recording contract... We’ re Going to 1SS You: ~ = 
EARL'S PEARLS ... 
The lad whe invented the eraser 
human race pretty well sized up. 
had the 
By BOB THOMAS 
HOLLYWOOD @—An open 
ter to Grace Kelly: 
ling and downright admirable for A 
let-@ girl to achieve fame strictly on |S 
\the basis of her highest qualities. IH 
; 
OF AN 
K PREVIEW 
EXTRAORDINARY NEW 
, 
+ WISH I’D SAIDandem Jost, thanienmett to 
THAT:
have to 
“Sometimes it is better to have loved|
do the homework of three children.”| 
Dear Grace 
This isscheduled theto week whenleave you are’Hollywood, yoywas seempossible 
es 
toto havebe feltdignified thatth 
' 
itghia‘s 
HOLLYWOOD RELEASE 
IN ADD ITION | TOTO OUR< 
IN SUPERSCOPE! 
REGULAR SHOW! 
aseen egy ty DAMLLEN SOUT end FRA FREE + Protened ty LENE | RACE + Directed ty Pen RamLOe 
a |perhaps never to return, Your fi-\a movie. star. Against all odds, 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Lou (Roseland) Brecker has come jance, Prince Rainier, has said yoy made it work, There should|g 
up With the most complete of the do-it-yourself kits. This kit that he doesn’t think you should }. » specia) award for those who 
comes with someone to blame it on. ‘make any more pictures. can successfull y espouse dignity§
Nowadays the rhyme should go, “One for the money, two for | in these trying times. 
the show, three to make ready, four to go—and five bucks for|. 15 ® shame Hall wood dearly) sq goodbye, Grace. May youllneed stars. It is ironic thatthe baby sitter."—Quote. That’s earl, brother. . the movies have apperentiy lost|'3_neepiness with pour prince. 
(Copyright 1956, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) — the two brightest new stars to| ee ica 
No Advance 
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Prices! 
NOW SHOWING — 
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7:30 P. M. 
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SOMETHING MORE 
But what I wanted to write ATTENTION, 

about was not the loss of box of-
fice brilliance which your retire-
ment would bring @bout. It seems 

KIDDIES! Lone Ranger 

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scene—as apparently you will do Co 6 Get Your 

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you have been exasperated with sR ees. : 
Hollywood. And I know you are, 

~ Barbers Britten 

aware of those who have been ex-WED., MARCH Zit, 

sq ALSO@ “CNIGHT FREIGHT” ->

asperated with you. A director | 

once snapped that you had ‘ ‘stain. 

less steel insides."’ 
| You have been the despair of

interviewers, sometimes Including

FAST WITH HIS FISTS, HIS HORSES AND HIS WOMENIS 

a 

floodgates 
harriers of 
of emotion. ° 
d i | 
race an time! 
$ myself. Writers have poked 
fat your long white gloves, 
; dignified bearing, your regal 
fun 
your 
hair-
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}sorrow at your departure. PS esccrphlepratongrt 2aV aa Gy RARE QUALITY Awards! 
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Lana TURNER-Richard BURTON Fred ee 
Joan CAULFIELD -Michael RENNIE 
with EUGENIE LEONTOVICH 
VAN PAA IEE 
« COUNT 
is 
THREE AND pray 
eam my TECHMICOLOR a ene renee 
> quality that has seldom been seen 
yyhere. The town has its ladies, but 
jusually their dignity has come 
$ ‘with the years. It is not often that 
4 2 >a young actress presents herself2) pron i] 
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: THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1956 , | __ SEVENTEEN 

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Michigan Executive chooses Lord Calvert 

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to policy-holders through the ex-

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change of information will be con-

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Pontiac. 

The course is part of a move-make it the choice of men 
ment in the life insurance indus-who insist on perfection. 
try to share data about manage-

ment practices im an effort to 
better serve the public, according 
ito Moderator Louis Poh], manager 

HALLMARK OF A

of the Life Insurance Co. of-Vir-} 
iginia’s Pontiac office, ©“ 

GRACIOUS HOST

Pohl said that the course will 
cover 10 projects such as training 
and public relations, The plan was. 
first advocated by the Agency 
Management Assoc., a research 
organization supported by % per 

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AMERICAN WHISKEY: 

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According to Pohl, the Pontiac | 

Mr. Morriso a i doc wd epee ee

| weekdays and sermons on Sundays. The 40-year-old New Yorker sup-

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Most of the area's major life in-
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Most Lispy Children Have 
Normal Intellectual Ability 

ANN ARBOR (INS) — A speech to.form words the way they learn 
professor at the University of} most things — normally. Most chil-
Michigan recently. said most chil-dren become ready to talk abouf 
dren who have difficulty forming the same age. They respond easily 
their speech sounds do not seem to speech stimuli. 

ONE WEEK ONL

to show physical or intellectua’ 1 

_ “At the ‘slow’ end of the

shortcomings. 

curve,” the speech professor 

D. E. Merley, associate pro-continued, “are children who ap-
fessor of speech, explained that pear to mature slowly,’ insofar 
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these children lisp, substitute as speech is concerned.” 
“Dp” for “TH,” or have faulty | 

Ly Ad ad and ” The speech expert suggests that 
in dealing with these children, 

He stated that attempts have three simple steps should be tak-
been made to explain these speech| en: : 
errors by saying they are the re-

“R's,” 

1. Discover what the child is 
ASHE & KOLHOFF

sult of personality problems, or 

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short auditory-memory span, but) 

2. Teach him those skills in
this does not seem to be borne 

| which he seems to be deficient.

out by studies. 

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, * * * 3. Observe some basic principles 
| 

“What we have learned. fromof learning in teaching him to 

with a. Markel-Shattering

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University is that children learn 

Professor Morley cautions: “In 
all these cases, one needs to con-
sider the child’s ‘need’ for faul-

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DETROIT (~The age-old bat-|atf x20 Sunday night shutout vic-

Press Box

rf

Dac <k cea: ale Sede ad ee : 

Leafs in the opener of the best-four teams ' 
of-7 Stanley Cup hockey playoffs.'possible playoff berths—awaited 
Coupled with “ what Coach King the outcome of Sunday night's[ 
Clancy calls youngest Detroit, the

+ ' « €oath Art Van Ryzin has been sitting on a crystal “the team games. despite drub-
over-all ever to represent Toronto bing by-Toronto, remained in sec-

ball season.

F ,
_ 
this 
in the playoffs,” Toronto comes ond place.as Montreal blasted the

’ _ 

Ea 

; 

a 

i 

It wasn’t that prompted Art to pre-

overconfidence 

: ‘ dict this be one of his best seasons, before

would he

Boermaf ay

te

he had only one 

Seminary, 'Y’ Win

on 

letterman to start. -

Again, he wasn’t being 

overly optimistic a month 

In cooperation with the Automobile-Club of Michi-

the following route is suggested for those plan-

when he said he 

:

re4)

gan

ago 

ning the drive to Livonia Bentley High School for

thought he could very well 

the state quarter-final game between Pontiac and

Catholic Central.

‘win the regional title, 

bon) Sarma

even 

. 

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EB

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Ss i 

Play Ball for Japs 

though he knew he would 

. 

eos Take Telegraph Road south to 5 Mile road (also

be in one of the toughest Lions Seek Injunction; caited Fenkell). ‘Turn right (west) on 5 Mile and | ,.Covdom , Montrose, tallied, 14

regionals in the state. Against Ex-Quarterback| proceed to Hubbard 

which is between Merriman and | Post of te previously

Saturday night on the, Now With Toronto | Farmington roads. School is located on south side of : Smith scored a

bus going pis Oa Flint, Art 

Hubbard and 5 Mile. 

said, “I ik we might 

TORONTO (#—The outcome of NO ADVANCE TICKET SALE The ‘Y' quintet trimmed Doris

take this one.” 

the $10,000 breach-of-contract suit Inn, 54-32, behind a 13-point effort

No advance tickets will be sold in Pontiac. Tickets

It might have seemed like by Forest Miller, Cliff Branch

will be sold at the doors w hich will open at 6:30 p.m. open a. month ahead of big league) & é en 

a pipe dream considering netted 14 points for Doris Inn,

All ducats are general admission, sellin for 80c each. e« 66 Hatfield,

the loss of his first string ora pope ee meg GOOD VIEW — Fred

Due to the limited seating

guard and the fact he was ty of the gym, all The YMCA will meet Semjnary League will play 130 games each| Detroit infielder, watches batting

Students and fans are ur 

to get there early. {next Monday night at 7:30 for the ‘while the eight clubs of the Pacific; from this vantage

practicepoint

up against a team which |" 

the). Game time is 7:30 p. m. 

camp.

playoff title. (League play a total of 154 games. at Lakeland, Fla.,

ART VAN RYZIN had beaten him twice dar-

4 

the season and was also heavily favored to take

‘tne dite. Rangers Map Plans

_ In each instancewas right. Art is realistic.

he He 
carries a lot of faith in his club, His players

alsolearned to have themselves © 

Montreal Is Heavy Favorite

pan “l don't want

, to think they're giant 

don’t want them beliey-

guy-in the other 

jersey is a giant killer,” 
in this outfit, 

considering the little 

a letterman. Willie DeWalt is 
season, Hudson Ray is only a 
ehm has had little experience. 

: e Rr &-¢€ » 38 
in the rugged Saginaw Valley Conference 
including eight wins against league 

MONTREAL (®—General Mana-stitches on the head by a stick 

or the puck in Sunday night's 

windup game in New York, 

when the Canadiens. won 3-1. 

In the regular NHL season the 

doesn't figure it would turn out Canadiens won all seven home 

to be a glittering success for his|games from the Rangers, but in 

club, New York they salvaged only the 

* * * final game although they had four 

Teams open their best-of-7 Stan-ties. 

ley Cup semifinal series tonight 

and the Canadiens, National Hock-

|pions, are heavy favorites to de-

Jean Beliveau

feat the third-place New Yorkers. 

“When you talk of a short se-

ries or a long series—well, a short 

series doesn't sound particularly 

Scoring Champ 

appealing to us,” said Patrick. 

more remarkable. 

“We know what we are up 

Montreal Star Captures

even 

against. meeting this Montreal 

club and our chances certainly NHL .Point Title by 9

ADVICE FROM A VETERAN—Norm Zauchin,

Anderson said he offered Dublin-AP Wirephoto 

would be better in a long series.

ski $14,000 to stay with Detroit but of Royal Oak (left), regular first baseman the Sox in a winter deal with Washington. Zauchin hit 
|We have a’ good club curselves, Points Over: Howe 

Dublinski turned it down and only .239 last season but clubbed 27 home runs. jdon't mistake that, and we are); 
signed with Toronto for $17,500, League veteran Mickey Vernon who:came to the Vernon hit .301 with Washington. |figuring on ways we may be able} 

MONTREAL —Jean Beliveau 

i 

i

d 

The case is being heard before 

\to sidetrack the Canadiens.” 

lof the pennant-winning Montreal

the supreme court of Ontario. 

* 

pe Canadiens, with a 9-poift margin 
Muzz wouldn't disclose, what over Gordie Howe, four -time

McCoy on East Quint 

sort 

of plans he and Coach Phil champion, captured the National 

Watson have conjured up. Hockey League's individual scor-

KANSAS CITY — Julius Mc-

He hoped his team could get @ ing title, official statistics dis-

few breaks, time closed today,

Coy of Michigan State University 

at the same 

named 

yesterday 

to the 

East 

making a minimum of mistakes. | Beliveau, graceful. hard-shooting

was 

Patrick said he has called in center, wound up with 88 points 

to

the 

doubles 

in the 23rd annual Pontiac

ors 

Mrs. Pointer gained top honors 

goalie Gordie Bell from the Three | 79 for Detroit's Howe. Maurice

Women's Bowling Association 

-

in actual game and series score 

tournament, which concluded Sun-Rivers Lions of the Quebec Hock-| Ri¢hard of Montreal was third

as well as series handicap. She

‘of Pontiac, took championship hon-

day at.the West Huron Bowl. 

rolled a game total of 235 and 
a series actual and handicap 
score of 639-717. Her 1690 actual 
figure and 1924 with handicap 
topped all events in the three-
weekend tourney, 

Mary Pohl of Pontiac bowled the 
high handicap game with a card

i ' 

of 275. 
The Lanktree-Cargal tandem 
er Joe Coleman, who Wiiliams|took bows in the doubles compe-
tagged for his three-run homer. | tition with a score of 1335, 71 pins 

Detroit routed Sandy Koufax, 

better than the runner-up team of

who turned up the winner, in the Florence Van Gordon and 

jey League as a stand-by netmind-| with 71 followed by teammate Bert

jer, in case Lorne Worsley is in-Oimstead with 70. 

| Jured. <6 Beliveau, who will get the Art 

| Ross Trophy and $1,000 for his ef-
| = the Rangers are in Food |forts, had 47 goals and 41 assists. 
jsaee. sald Patrick, although or-' Howe finished with 38 goals and

\Sley wag nicked for a couple of 4) aoaiaae 

|—__ . 

Jacques Plante of the Canucks 
World Paddlers Ready came away with goaltender hon-
° ors, winning the Georges Vezine

for Meet in Tokyo Trophy. He permitted only 131 tal-
| NS)— ne lies in 70 games for a 1.86 average. 
vr fcean hid ela of lp graeme Rookie Glen Hall gave up 148 goals 
next week to get ready for the fT 4 2.11 average. Plante, too,

lin Lakeland. 

Beverly 

23rd world table tennis champion-Will ise hassel i

ships.

8th. Kaline blasted a two-run

double and eenaned m | Kuschel from Milford. 

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double play that “the innin, 

| Ward's Furniture, captained by | The nine-day tournament starts } 27s", Beliveau. Montreal tl oe

Detrlt pickedIts 10h ran ME CArgal carried away hon-|APril 2. Competitors are expected) Hr Kitarey cereal 2 3

up 

bowling.keg-29

| in Ward's |from Austria, Egypt, Eng | 8. Tod Sloan, Toronto ‘1.3766

lars chaihed 6. 

“leaped without a run for two ‘railing 2-4. 

inningsand Detroit jumped off to. Two straight errors by catcher 

a 

20 leadin the 3rd on Kuenn’s,House enabled thé Dodgers 

to 

team

ors

in the 9th on 2 hits and a walk. 

of 3054 Czechoslovakia, France, India, 

| 

Andy Bathgate, 

New York . 19 47 66

ap a 

DETROIT (AL) BROOKLYN (NL) fee 5ABRH apRH! and actual 

7. Bernie hepa) teed fed, be
homer, followed by a walk to Ear]|collect two more runs. House let 

im handicap 

total 

Portugal,

handicap score the United States. ‘10. Dave Creighton,
|and Bill Tuttle. They had wasted Tiefenauer’s butterfly specials get poreces ae 1¢ Fernand oe 32 bested the Pontiac Pudney team — 
The two teams meet again to-a double by Ray Boone in the away from him, then threw wildly 3 rf $2 3 Cimolt; ef i 1 4) bY seven pins. Pontiac

Kaline, 

Bowler 8th

second. linto right field. 

Tuttle: “t 3 ° 2 Thompeon ei ' H Phil's Inn of Pontiac rolled | 
Plate umpire Hal Dixon was | In the sixth, Detroit evened it Mareek os 8: wnt. ak 3 ’ ; tournament s high team game with| .

Oot, 8 | . j a | “ .

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Romania, Sweden and

an 

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ue

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an

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of 2517. The

Torgeson and singles by Al Kaline|oneknuckleballer Bobby

of 

knocked out wheh clipped by ote | 6-6 and missed a good chance to King, If 20 © Jackson, 3b 4 6 1a score of 1079. 
of Lary’s warmup pitches‘in the | go ahead when rookie Chick King eae, 5 00 8 er” et £1} 2 Alma Cheslik and Barbara Howe 
‘second inning, and the man that watched a third strike sail by bowled the top dou-

Gerna * : ° ® Erskine, p : ° eof Clarkston 
replaced him after Bil) McKin-With the bases loaded, ince [opel bles game with a 484 total and . .

IMattiea, # ‘ 1 @ Bison, p 18 8 Marian Uhrick of Drayton Plains) ROCHESTER, N.Y, (INS)—Cass N.Y., led the

ley moved behind the plate made | singles class with

: in fhe third | But the tie lasted only until the er : : : . jrolied the high singles game of!Grygier and John O’Brien 

of De. |719 total, while Rudy Hausler and

disputed decision Dodgers got their turn-in the 6th. Tiefenauer, p00 0 266. 

laborated | combi ,Bob South of Auburn, Ind., held

that brought the roof down of They raked Jim Bunning for three Porter, e 3 6 68 — ae seg) 

first place in the doubles

ai ia =A ~ Singles pinfall of 1,246 last night to take with 1,280. *

of |runs to make it 9-6. Then Brooks

basketball only two years ago to! 

| Shirley Pointer 717, Loretta Murphy

Delsing Singled for Lary in

take ep golf seriously. The replacement was Pee Weej|ran their advantage to 13-6 in the Wilson fromm pcre 

Ann Hammon 689, Pa 

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lor ski mntn fifth)

Tiefenauer in sixth

Lo 

|Syo 

.}of the American Bowling Congress

Reeseof the Dodgers. seventh, belaboring veteran pitch-ter flied out for 

Fret pep er Seon e Brad)

' Marlene had a 78 to 81 for Wan-

Sarna flied out for Bunning in seventh 676, Harriet Anderson 672, Cleen Sue. 

Downs singled f eman in ninth| stein §71, \

da on the No. 2 course of the coun-) 

FOUN O PIC aCe 002 013 031—10 Doubles \ 

try 

club, a 6,000-yarder from front BROOKLYN 

..............004 203 400— PE ad Leaktree and Viola areal 1338, 

her hands|tees a women’s par74.

with of 

¢ 8 « 
The victory was only the second 
in this country for the Canadian 
girl, who last year took the Roch-
ester, N.Y., Country Club Invita-

B—House 2, Tiefenauer, dex, rence Van Gordon and Beverly Kus-
Neal. RBI—Kuenn 2. Tuttle, | Nebeoney son] per 1264, Eleanor Jankowski and Lil-
Snider, Campanella 2, Hodges, Boone,| ian Biaydon 1263, Miriam Anderson ahd 
Kaline 4, Jackson 2, Thompson, Wil.|/Mary Pohl and Pat Lee and Virginia 

itams 3, Belardi, 38—Boone, Campanella,|Cook 1257, Shirley McLarty and Barbara 
Neal, House, Kuenn, Kaline. HR—/Chapdelaine 1242, Maxine Howell and 
Koenn, Williams. SB—Pernandesr. SP|Shirley Pointer 1242, Eva Miller and 
—Boone, Campanella. DP—Kuenn, Hat-|Olive Bogard 1241, Alma Cheslik «nd 

isingles standings after piling

field and Torgeson; Fernandez, Nea! and| Barbara Howe 1238, Helen Johnson and 

up a 

Williams 2, Coleman, Hicks and Belardi,| Martha Foster 1237

tional. \672 mark on games of 260, 258 Fj | ] Sore ht

L—Detroit 11, Brooklyn 10. BB—Lary cams 
3, Tiefenauer 2, Bunning 3, Coleman 2,| Ward's Furniture 3054, C. A Pudney and 214. 
Erskine 2, Koufax 3, Elston 2. | 3047. Phil's Inn 2997, Easiey’s Market j * * *

SO—Lary 

, Tiefenauer 3, Bunning 1, Erskine 3,/2059, Phelps Electric 2953, Land O'Lakes 

Koufax 3. HO—Lary 4 in 3, Tiefenauer 2047, Hi-Land Manor 2047, Marohn's ' Tony Sparando of Rego Park,, 

2 in 3, Bunning 3 in 1, Coleman 4 in 2,/Qifts 2030, Crissman Chevrolet 2026,

Pontiac 

Boys 

in Glass City 

CaptureOn at St. Nick 

ine @ in 5, Koufax 6 in 1%, Elston Cooley Lanes 2023. . ~ a -. 
1 in 1%. WP—Hiefenauer, Koufax | Squad Prizes | TUESDAY'S EXHIBITION BASEBALL | in Wat f 
PB—House.. W—Koufaz L—B ing.| Merch 17 — Ward's Furniture 3054, AMERICAN LEAGUE er Or 

U—Dixon, McKinley, Reese and Phillips.| Phil's Inn 2907, Crissman Chevrolet 2926. Wen Lest Pet 
T—3; 28. Garrel’s Real Estate 2920 New Yort . 22}. occececcesss 6 2

Meet 

| Cleveland 3.700

Washingt 3 623)

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Boston 4 538) The Clarkston Merchants and

556 : 
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Pontiac 

Kansas City 6 333 Manny's Bar were semi-final win-

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in the 

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annuall pois 

put on a good show 

at 

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Geass City 

NATIONAL LEAGUE Recreation League basketball play-

swimming 

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meet 

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Toledo over the weekend. 

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Pannen : ‘Sse, offs Monday night at Isaac Crary 

= New or $ $0 gym.| N a husky, 24-year-old Cincinmati 5 300Place in middleweight, won a unanimous aie a ; pod Clarkston, sparked by Dick

in Tiger-A’s Meeting

year olds,/19,round decision and the lanky 

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tie 

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position 

targle re 5-11 earned the applaase Brooklyn sueesotinan beat 4 from behind to defeat Poole

MIAMI (®—More could come out. igan, who held the A’s job last |

ord the fans for his willingness to TODAY'S SCHEDULE Lamber, 64-52. Clarksten_ trailed

At Phoenix, Ariz.: itimore (A) vs. New

of Detroit's meeting with the Kan-| season. Boudreau says Jacobs 

York (N). by 10 points going into the2nd

15 and 16 * * isas_City Athletics a week hence | may be the man this year, al-| 

S} 

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quarter, Gene Wright led Poole’s—_

thari_runs, hits and though he is 30, 

with 16 points,

errors. 

At Miami, Fila.: Detroit (A) vs, Brook-

The reason is: Kansas City has 

Boudreau 

concedes ‘we have two: 

Al St, Petersburg, Fia.: New York (A) 

Manny's Bar nipped Drayton

ys, St. Louls (N) 
Bradenton, Fia.: Kansas City (A) vs.|Drug in a free-for-all, 72-71, on>a :

League neces. Detroit has 

‘Inone. The Athletics could use pitch-

need some pitching and outfield | 

ihelp.” And. while the A’s haven't 

ortega CN). 

last minute basket by Riley. Dick

; :

Dewitt topped Manny's with 19

:

Phil

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made a single trade since they, 

Aree cnn Cmeimnatt (v8. Pits Hoints while Drug's Bob Pickett

COMPARING INJURIES —Three New York Yankees, Outfielder 

strength. The Tigers have a lot of 

shifted west from Philadelphia, |

Irv Noren, (left) shortstop Bill Hunter and outfielder Mickey Mantle 

NDAY'S RESULTS 

‘took scoring honors with 24.

outfielders and pitchers on hand 

’ Boudreau is telling sports writers: | Washington (A) A

hae 1h ve | Clarkston battles Manny's to

compare 

leg injuries during practice session at the Yankee camp in| 

Itimore (A) 8,

Boudreau has Forrest (Spook) “Right now, we will trade any 

Chicago (N) 9, Cleveland (A) 5 

night at Crary for the league

St. Petersburg, Fla. Noren had operations on both knees since last

featherweight. on short notice and 

> aya B Li Sa 

Brooklyn (N) 13, Detroit (A) 10

#acobs up from Columbus of the player on the club—providing,we) 

Phil (N) 4, 8t, Lowls (N) 3 jchampionship. Trophies wil] be 

American Assn., where. he hit get what we feel is a fair ex-Cincinnat! (MN) 5, Pittsburgh (N 

awarded immediately following 

meet at 

: for the television main event. New York (A) 11, Milwaukee (N) 1

-316 last season to spell Jim Fin-change.” 

the game to wind up the 

season.

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Edch time the Chiefs failed. to 
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for San Antonio but he walloped 

Soucy’s ©

26 homers. 
Esposito, former baseball and NIT Victims 

basketball star for Indiana Uni-

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The other semifinal will pair the

the comeback. 

St. Joseph’s-Seton Hall . survivor

McKee, a second baseman for 

Des Moines where he hit .278 with 
: 14 home runs, landed one of four 

clicked when it _ to in elimin-
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FENCE BUSTER — Stock racer Marvin Gilhousen lost control 
sportsman auto the

of his type and crashed through guard rail taking 
part of the fence with him in the Jacksonville, Fla., stock races yes-
terday. Gilhousen was not injured but the car was a total loss.

at Palm Beach 

5-

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Franklin Hills Pro Fires 

Nats, Lakers Win

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68 to Match Fleck for 

PALM BEACH, Fla.’ —Four 
birdies and 14 pars gave National; 

“Open champion Jack Fleck of 
Davenport, Iowa, and Walter Bur-| 
kemo of Franklin, Mich., 68s and| 
a tie today at the halfway point 
in the 36-hole Seminole Pro-Ama-} 
teur Tournament. 
Close behind as the bulky field 

& Seen Ieee 

freeze-up

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Terriers. 
didn’t look: 
ball, playoffs resumed Sunday af-Ken Titheridge. Gene George tal-
lied 10 for the losers. lyn, which ousted Niagara with

ternoon at Jefferson Junior High 

GMC's day shifters walloped sheer hustle 74-72 in overtime last 

School with Fisher Body Local 569 

Pontiac Motors 633 night workers, 
| and the day shift of GMC 594 post-62-46. Mel Taylor collected 21 

jing easy victories. points for the winners while Mel to barge into a 67-57 edge that

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Fisher's quintet trounced the Karrigan scored 14 for Pontiac settled matters. 
GMC 594 night shifters, 52-31, be-‘Motors, which bowed out of the Green held scoreless from the 
'double-elimination tournament. field by an assortment of defend-

in AAU Tournament

' | The union tourney continues Sun-ers for 13 minutes, was high ral 

day at Jefferson, General Motors DENVER (®—Five favorites ad-

Ronnie Knox 

for 3% min-

soe 

by the

utes 

fo Knot Playoffs.

Seminole Leadership The UAW-CIO League basket-hind a 21-point scoring effort by Louisville 

at its best. 

YOU MEAN THERE'S A

the game with 24 points. 

went into the final round were Ben 

(594 night shift ‘meets the GMC vanced in the first round of the back the St. poem Hawks, 

Hogan, Fort Worth, Tex.; Ed Fur-

| Makes Switch ‘584 day crew at 1:30 p.m. National. AAU Basketball Tourna-to square the Western section last 

gol, St. Louis, and Ted Kroll, Fort) Little League night, 

Better 

gt

Lauderdale, who posted 69s over) to Movie Tests 

All the teams now have won one

Santee Battle Resumes to Hold First

loom today for 10

the 6,901-yard par 72 course. | 

meet 

more un-

Within striking distance with) UCLA Tailback Signs 

in State Supreme Court seeded teams making their tour-

Annual Session:

70s were Shelley Mayfield, West-) phia Warriors, the Eastern Divi-

Contract with

bury, L.I.; Bob Rosburg. San Motion | ew YORK w—Round four in sion winners, in one semifinal,

CHICAGO ) — Delegates from

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Francisco: Paul Harney, Bolton, | 

the legal battle between Wes San 

while the victor of the Minne-

2% districts representing more 

than 4,000 leagues will meet in 

ale

Mass.: Claude Harmon, Palm| |tee and the AAU was scheduled) 

apolis-St. Louis set, goes against

HOLLYWOQD (®#—Ronnie Knox’

Beach; Bo Wininger, Oklahoma 

City: Dow Finsterwald, Bedford 

Heights, Ohio, and Don Fairfield, 

for New York State Supreme 

the Fort Wayne Pistons, who won

may give up football stardom for 

the movie kind. 

|Court today. \the Western title, 

in the other 

Sure... wit Ont or our CHOICE USED

semifinal.

Originaily, the proceedings were By then the original 2%6-team

* ° * 

Casey, Tl. 

field will be pared to 16, Shooting

Agent Nat Goldstone, who! i ctl dena nm —

Fred Hawkins, El Paso, Tex., 

On an all-or-nothing basis, the un-the convention is to give more!

teamed with Anthony Wilson, Hobe , signed the talented UCLA tailback |» rimes, were snowbound in the! 

SANDERS

seeded first round winners will,‘ ‘voice’ in shaping little league

Sound, Fla., and Della Plain, Va., | to a contract, said yesterday he. , 

collide with such giants as defend-policy throughout

to lead the pro-am division with lhas been informed by MGM Talent|‘*er's Locust Vailey, N.Y.. home. FOR RENT Mats 

ing champions Phillips 66 of Bart-

Chief Al Tescony that screen tests

a best ball of 31-28—59. Mayfield 

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and Stanton Barbour, Paterson, 

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Wichita Vickers and the Denver liamsport, Pa., to form policyand

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NCAA hockey champions picked Centra] Bankers. \ study problems.

N.Y., won both the pro and pro-am| Knox's. father, Harvey, added: | 
divisions of this tournament last “MGM has xn option on Ronnie Bob Pitts, a 22-year-old defense-
year but had a fat 79 yesterday. until April.1, and the terms and|man, as the captain of their 1956-57) 
Sam Snead, White © Sulphur conditions .are already agreed teams. 
Springs, W. Va., carded a 75, upon. If the tests are what we Pitts, a junior, hails from Nel-

hear, football won't matter very) son, B. C. He. was one of five 
much. Ronnie would finish his col-|Wolverine players named to the

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Johnny Podres, the Brooklyn 
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1955 World Series, started living; 
the life of a sailor today. 

‘See You at the Big,

The 23-vear-old lefthander, who 
heat the Yankees twice last fall, 

Paul 

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concerning America’s estimated 
320,000 blind people, 

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which 

(80 Stolen 

Wallets in Box 

of

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busy locating the 

owners

tion for the Blind during the first Among others, the following aids 

99 stolen wallets found in a box 

56, and appliances were distributed: \peside a drive-up. mail box. 

the foundation. -1944 packages of self-threading) o. or Bratton, superintendent of 
1505 wrist and pocket|, branch post office, said they were 
neatly packed in the box with iden-

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Optimism Comes With Season 

Nation’s Business Folk 
Look for Spring Upturn: 

By 84M DAWSON [but some six billion under the

“OCAGO oy — Gra ant sae era 
ee

bean futures. were firm in early| Prices : ee ae 

Board of Trade dealings today on/bu.; Mo. rata pot —_ io Bad weather in March hasn't 
buying attributedto

partly Sen-|2.00-2.50"bu me s Rone too soon f0T @)heiped much, but a quickening is 

ate passage of a farm bill calling |speiee Macintosh fancy, -|lotof people, reportedas Easter nears, 

the Industrialhas down

. i dlrs! plana : Just as sun is balancedon| output been 

: wheat _—, . . : ~ Beets, the Equator today, so is business |* little too. eponeniy egy 
: oh production was off a anu-' .

Se — 

, en — were ey 1 zoek Bn ot. at on ane ap iow. ary and. February. from. the rec-

March contgnct. wns up more-than ite panke ay a the —— oo ean ng March: five cents at times. : "| Saib,bag. Pa ce, age ae ures will stick on the same plat 
: + scan 7 sg ! “ 

entolk flowing ~~ | emt, 

Near the end of the first hour| ts bu. Pomto fa * ND dot bag: (trict because of a heavy snowfall. DR, E, C. BECK _ Rebeul Shp iagg-orel pcan labetan ee I" 
wheat was 1 to 24% higher, March). 0°), ete =. Radishes, *. 9 *. a decide . lips living room car) But with spring officially here to-

many lines.

Seas te ee a ak Seay runt 2s ces Schedule Folklorist |e "meos teeter seine 8

sect 3 70-80 8-1 Soh ¢ : — ie * “Theatht Fa ww in fr tnvtber daw of ¥. A NYE Baby 60. 
oie VITAMIN-MINERAL MILK!”

lower, ‘dos. chase that invariably fering whatauto

to % March 61%; Fye was|i, 100-10‘behs, fnutabeges, No./$189,00, a record high figure. of sort leads is the indus-

L,_1.35-1.50 bu ‘toda

to today to a 2 As try on bring‘ing cus-

up % 1%;<Marchbe $1.29%; soy-|/,1-25-1-502.00-2.50 bu. bu. Turnips, topped. No. 1.) Railroadswere mixed. /f adr roup another. 8 : ry countsto the cus 
beans were 4; te 1% higher, March | mht: Large, 1400-18,00 30-doz. case;/and that same designation applied}*™ ; tomers back to the dealers’ show $2.59%, and lard was-unchanged|™*®. 12.00-13.09;" small. 900-100. ito the airlines, coppers, rubbers) poor ¢ Merchants will be glad to se€irgoms—and laid-olf workers back| 

to cents and Beck, head of the the of snow disap-|i, auto lines.

8 a hundred pounds_high-and the motors. The steels -~E. C. last the drifts the assembly ° HAPPY FAMILY LIFE 

er, March $11.5. . 1 est (AP) — Rees.ichemicals were almost all higher.|=2élish Department of. Central/Pear. In February total retail! “tye steel industry reports that 

~ Today was the final day for trad+| siste _— * * «& Michigan College at Mount Pleas-‘T@de was clocked at an an-|orders are already picking up. The. STARTS AT HOMEing in-all 
sponsorshi | better than year the of new caus-. 

March contracts. egvevertge Bits alee 41-88. velght-| Rhodesian Selection Trust, yes-iant, will speak in Pontiac Thurs-"Wa! Fate of 184 billion dollars. mits have been. busy all along,’ > 

ee wid. Oe evening the This was a &£0,| nut flow orders is 
ing some steel executives. to re-

rag Ongned price fluctuations wore es ie om we ave. 4442. aris rc ne *s/day under 

¢ expected. particularly ir jumbo 0-51. bt at was ve vy with one

March wheat where.an extremely | sr, Jerse, of mid ‘a Ecdt'e |series. of blocks of 1,000 to 7,000|°% ‘he Pontiac Education Assn... : '|vamp their predictions. They fore-

3, wt, ave. 38. ‘Ishares going at 8% — Charles Beyette “ OW a ar \) [sce no slowdown now for some 
graded: Long Bell Lumber, up points/"ooe M to

6 he ‘itimecome, 
Gretimt afl” Gatke ‘p.\yesterday, opened on a block of. president of the Michigan| Orders for steel for the con-

* al in a 2,500 st up 2% at 80% and lucation Assn., Beck is best! : ’ : struction and freight car building | 
press-'
gadiam“Y. it sold at 84, known as a folklorist and has giv-°C industries are particularly

2 
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wen 
Grace 'Blares(later 
ee * ¢ * en many programs on the subject. r ing. | 
construction |
books

: spelt gl ta Rega ee i ottcelercis’| A block of 10,700 shares of the He has written two and a And with spring 

Hear esseee 134n6 May SILLS ERCP Etterings are clearing satistactoniy|Milwaukee Road was on the tape — poiggetrmndg he Examine New Models should pick up still, more Con-| 
TY scevece LIM Sep. se —— t 24% for cash and another Printer ready : “ae tractors are especially interested’ 
Bep vesvees 142 ra = CHICAGO POTATOES: 10,700 shares sold ex-dividend at|. Pontiac Education Assn. mem-on Closed Circuit TV/jin what spring brings forth this) 

Dec cesses sat «4 Sone 11,85 | CHICAGO, March 19 (AP)—Potatoes: at bers will. meet at 6:15 p.m. for Nat 5 A de Broad year, Home buildingIdi has been

Oats Mity_—ws 1222 [Arrivals old stock 225; on track 274:/23. It closed yesterday 24%. 
for some time.

total "US shipments Priday 1.682, S2-|" Among higher stocks were Santa dinner and a short business meet-tonwi roadcast (sow 

by Sunday 4;ta suppliessmarkel|-Fe Railroad, Reynolds Metals, |iNé and then adiom for Best's :

ag "tna : 

-Year Term Bi Sanat trate tae, od Siac’ Hahn rar: National Distillers, Consolidated POSTS) weiner dong yd tnieactpadetlmty, Les page vm 
rou

Pont, coast 
M ts Se fe Sn waxed 800: cameras cttned and e TO. S. Steel. Republic|/%¢ Public is invited to the pro-iday were treated to an unprece-

sets, 450-400, utilities 3.86; Minnesota. ra W ackard dealersto coast to-oll 

ee na ag Thee apecisis’ tr 50° Ih oncks set’ basis|Steel, Chrysler and Douglas Air-oem. ldented “‘sneak preview,” when 

Loving tecwoslhseiilieiads ol adie oui Vale enehd

LANSING — The ee of ESE Re SR mee& Oe me eames Told fo 

look into the matter of financing. Let us show you how

Commonwealth B

Fes] Airlines. Togliatti asts ——— = Reform: 
Loan

ee ee ee a ote te cand yntend 
Studebaker-Packard, Good-ed Bai it telecast.

other state county offi-aad eggemnel 
cials on a four-year basis ran into| _ CHICAGO ; — nba Non -R iters Packard president John Nance) Unive of Colorado 

rt) 5 ry ‘ —

fairly strong opposition from Sen-| uSvay: setts ass 90” whaiesae ba year and Montgomery on Stalin Assault |outined « § million advertising rsity 

ing prices AA rk for com-| Fraternities

ate Democrats Monday night. unchanged; 87: Stock the Orders to 

02 A 87: 90 B 56; tec bats: escars 90 B New Yo l $ ‘oe (% pany’ division.

ROME w — Italy's Commounist/POuy =. ;| Abolish Barriers

The favorableof leastaaad 1 prc 555. wieteante ing Quotations) Palmiro lashed will a series of

can ar Scalel hamsvote @08 beat buying(565:C "cochanged te (Late Mording boss Togliatti out|/Which present new 

| °: oe whites 60-60.9 per ‘est Ais|Agmiral s+ $94 iat yas ----today at non -Communist com-|"“upper-medium-priced” executive) Capitol Savings & Loan Co.

ed to get the Republican spon-
263; 30, Allis Chaim.” 13.6 Bhoe @7\ments the : —

|31'6; "dirties checks current Int ..... on Kremlin's anti-/models starting in BOULDER, Colo. @

sored constitutions} amendment yossipts 3 "123.5 Int Tel & Tel. 334/¢:51in campaign. He termed the| The hour-and-a-half show was/fraternities and sororities atoo ‘10 West Rae i. — 18 C0088 

theater-size

1h mob shriek-|seen on TV screens in

ated ied baord bonpaedand eedballot Amom Airline... 26, Ee:maa 03lcommentatorsae ‘‘a of 4

possible ballot | ll tsi mt tn. 7.6 Johns Man .. ” Sheraton Hotel ballroom:

listing in November, Poultry Am Gren Jenee 1 ...,eeeling apes. es « ee a 
TRY 
rw...“<on > as .. ar 393i The came amid In additionto models, deal-

Ko ee attack newspa-| these 
two third approval in both House Pett,,0*, pomsfon tet) em. Am News...... 3s Leg© Mrs: a4 per reports that Togliatti and his ers and field personnel shown

Constitutional proposals require) Ror arch90. (AP) =~ Prices gn 

were 
and Senate before they go to the) Nery, hens 32-34; light hens, 90./Am Seating... 33 Packn Aire.. @2iaides were having trouble decid-several other new cars during the 

Complete 

y crosses; 25-27: Barred | Am Smelt A-% Lorillard... g0i/ing how to explain the Stalin marketing meeting. Packard-Clip-

people. = whites 34-28: 

Te em division just recently resumed

we EO (Hi<G-gitbe) 3-8. Ducklings bss te wy ee -switch to Italy’s two million Com-|per 

eee ey ducks a3 eee {Am Viscose... $3 Martin, Ol.. 28 munists. a month-long shut-

; its alias ie Investment

tenant governor, secretary 2. A C! : ‘$| In a front-page statement in the down 
_ state and other chief state execu-| ir cos ere Es ee (arto 8a ci 83 Communist newspaper L'Unita, 

tive officers, as well as senators, | with pricesone cent lower, Demand od Se ‘ $o4\Togtiatti fumed: Stock Stu d CI b' 

Facilities

Ail Refin..... cong. forwa .

aaa for two ispecies — itn up =, ample ‘ane gemand tar Atl Ont Lane 3 . . #1 es a ond on every ti time y u 

it Wberal and trad it

All would get four years in of-| Trading for the Jewish holidays: <3 a pre ME ts : tH wrens or outmoded policies are Listens to Women 
fice under the sted change, quality hen turkeys 4 lanes To Ee, bpameaty yo pred rel ea re 

with statewide elections slated = sc OR .@i 
knows 
journals 
to 
and journalists 
shriek, 
or 
Oakland; 
Study Club in off-"years begin-CHICAGO POULTRY ta al preg. ye 

$y how shout, fab-Investment 

-&84\ricate and vomit lies, calumnies, rasagh dinner meeting last night Prati Ward Danley, whe

hing in 1958. A governor would try Pall steady. eee fin compe Sat. berg Warner. 0.3 
Sunt pick up your plierte nd chil ms tor epintencll

be limited te two successive | ones ce Gone = at "ge |vulgarisms and coarseness.” its monthly stock study pro-
somewhat 
godssimilar

had a

four year terms, Reme29-38, Tight, Beng "18-10.5 proers Brun Paes 43.4 . * gram. But something new was ad-urged serviceon your investments. Your inquiriesare wel-

att S38 (Budd Co... 31 St. Ea the t newspaper I ded. Wives of proposal, said about 2,000 of the 
pe apt:hy BR A ptben gy APS re W Air.21-1 Messaggero said the Soviet Com-|the program, reporting on six 9,000 students at the university! come—by phone, by letter oF in person. 

or fryersrs 94.5-38 8; 
Ri xs Me 

<< Philip Rahoi (D-Iron Moun-

n) said ‘‘this is a good bill| __ Campb Wy..., 46.4 1405] munist campaign down asin being studied for invest-ra members of social fraterni-
bostalegeed Woestl mpel e

moe Se pamicions| sad 00 oe Livestock Gen Paes. 383 “CBM Stalin's hstorial statue had ere-| men WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.

DETROIT LIVESTOCK |Gerrier oS -$4 ated “an enormous impression” The club, organized more than frat and 16 sororities here,

else...” 
. 3. ‘among Italy’s rank-and-file Reds. | four years ago, is one of the oldest all with national Alfiliations. 

ee Ablenphasiahy of Agriculiurey” — Hogs 5.— Case, a. 4s Member New York Stock Exchange and other leading exchanges

‘tariy sales, reese [Sater Tree, St e. ae of the 30 now active in the Pontiac)

U. S. Plans Production [Sslabie"t00. "xo 
clubs organized to versity pe ire said only 
area, The are 

...... 4 * * PONTIAC OFFICES

08 ' 

° Boards’ras Cattle La 00. ot, beast80 Clark ont News in study investments, at of fraternities none 
WASHINGTON — American man-|87:, steers. and heifers opening slow, Climax Mo... 67.4 = ‘intervals buy small amounts ~ of of the sororities actually have re-716 Pontiec State ‘Bonk Building

tC oncre te recall fresh— Balable cows;About peroe Chrysler Re a ak Brief stock and Seven the and 

ae as ction seenay: geber classes fairly active, steady: — trey ‘10° | Detroiter Eugene Uhrynowski,/stock as part of the study pro-strictive clauses in their constitu-
and Cet A ++ = --who pleaded guilty rectless gram. tions, FE 4-2895

of “concrete boards” that combine |*24,,,7earungs16-00-20.00; utitity ee 28.3 $$21, 
before 
to 
; ; 

. 80-16.00; anal x -32.0 driving Bloom-
p-adarnigrares with psec ing rity Son : Re field Justice J. Mrs. Feekart, Stuart AUDIENCE

cement. %: Eg coms ais 2 é Hills Alva Richard-Fred Mrs. BIG 

attracted

used Europe) bulk and commercial cat Be : Mrs. Hampton, The an

y're ‘widelyin 10.00-12.00: utilitycom (Con Ges toa, Gastern, James | hearing audi-

but are practically unknown in this ae lanl austeos 3 Se ‘s|8on, began a 30-day jail sentence) Mrs. Aden Thoraton, Mrs. lence varying from 1,500 to 1.800stu-

country. eneraily but, market not precy -344) failing pay his fine $100.) Cyaries Wait Mrs. Joseph including book-carrying

steady ore) after to of and both 

wives cm \dents end gray haired aan 714 Community Nat’

The process is said to produce} fey arts quotes vealers Cont Oil 2-148 | inet 0. Sea Walker were tho tix 

reckless program. chiefly | Denver.

building combin-|*»4 inciridunh Re". Become” Roy 19, 308 Edith wie

an efficient block sbove: thesePrime 30.60 (Corn 301 Mow. TL) Plelds, toof 8. driv-Woee from _— 

ng te tor cia] §=16.00-21.00; cull ceases 33-4 Bou -13g3|St., pleaded guilty

ral-| and am ee 

gee ot Det, Baloo... 38 rg Rese Titling yesterday and was fined $100 As an example of how not to . Bank Building ..

ing wood's natural insulating Val-|log, wey et 

ues and the known qualities of Ce-| established Doug Aire... 98) Bid Brut ge. by Bloomfield Hills Justice Alva|choose investments, one member), The regents sai the resolution 

panel to,

ment. {Du Pont 231.4 = ons. Richardson. ‘of the program admittedshe “shall not apply a student! Phone FE 4-1568-9

in good faith for,

CHICAGO. 3 the“efiniable Koa”, 902 Stevens. 26.5) itavored a because she knew organized

pores air: East JP. stock &Toup 

‘About 50 colleges and universi-| hogs ; very active; butchers |x} Auto Lite.. 38.4 Suid Pack ...82 Ethel Chapdelaine's aty . woma knew the ‘devotional purposes or for the | 

’ Be ‘iet most! 78 ‘high then feat lms & Mus 36 on -. 3 list in hair styli and ® n who owner and)

ties in the U.S. now maintain in-: Pee | vidsber: ‘mixed U8 r Red 12 Swift & Co... 474 — r styWilliams president of the corporation, (The Study or propagation of a relig-| arenas which can|Motmy to 3s hers 13.35-(u-Cell-O .... 74 S7'” EL Pa .. 813) cut amos. ' ‘ous faith.”

door sports tae wean Wecas mare eons weights| Baird Mor‘... 40 Texas Co ....1273 Lake. OR 3-4792 stock was not selected’) 

BAKER & HANSEN

accommodate 5,800 or more spec-1350 and above; several loads and lots|Food Ma |... Prt | Tex G Bul .. 366 Aden Thornton is this year’s| j 

tatora for a game. San re tee et ne phe ect kg Timem meer via) Be your hasagraghd in jail and needs president of the Oakland study A 

[ilies aoubie decks,Gen .../e4 Ww 33 Ball. PE or MA $-€081. which member the an Persons |

———----—|for"approxiniiety Bax TramAir Ph. 8-024 group, is ‘a of if raign 15 

Richard H. DeWiu Donald E. Hansen

Scat Se hye ea eR eet Nate at reste Res. FE 5-3793 Res, FE 2-5513 

a 3 SE eSEREoor tee a o Alleged Dope Ri

ge ge ae eS be vate =a in ed VO ing, 

200: steers 1150 Ib down fairly active, }Ge. Tel 41.2 Onit Atr 122, Friday, March 23rd, 1 to 3 p. m. Accident Insurance ps Insurance 
lo. a ate ' hy Ce i —, 

Automobile Insurance Life Insurance

; By ie, leateen Seat een ae ay Ga freee Montgomery Ward _petmorr ans) — riticen per

overs named an Insurance

slow, seedy teen,wendy Ste Geegran "Um Ruvver sons ax members of Liability Insurance Plate Glass 

g early ° lasses Goudyva 4 Je Bteel 50 | in O

BEBegin Salvage in Ocean 14, 4 vie 1 alleged dope ring in Detroit were Burglary Insurance Bonds—All Types

raat, sate irae price teas Sr iee if oe Sa 

ins : a325 WestWee UnBPTel for Wreckage of Plane | HAMS 4-YEar DIP srraizncd yesterday. in tee

court.

risks listenin Ialied chats sna'stine Seer 1%he|Gevaeing

2 

Hele Eat™ Be Maw ANS) — savage oper CHICAGO INS) — The antic a “Tas sodas of geliiedd changes ace bendy over Guus

GEETRcial 
E 
caeere 
Men mcrae@ few Ray 
148 Mot «46, began for mail order of Judge A. set

and cena 1890-1650: 
ed?
dust 1. White ‘ ations today the wreck-house Montgomery, Arthur Koscinski which Got friends hope or their foes fear.”

_¢@ ° 
=e oe rr reenias bereers eke”| ao Woolworth “° od jage of a eagel which ieee wh Ward and oo reported today roots ranging from $1, doo to $50, 
—T.-H. Huxley 
risk 3

will you bo a 
Tow .. #8 \two socially prominent couples and it has reversed a four-year down-; ’ 
? Hack came lt Ss Koungs! Bn&r their pilot aboard a is-ward trend a per in-Police said gang an

16.00-19.00: ut ity and commercial cows Interiak Ir |. 335 Yale & 

13,60; ppbachenaneald, yhoo" ee ei near tiny with 9.3 cent the did es-
teers08. | STOCK AVERAGES land in the Bghamas. corese tn seles eg) OS tiated (26 meee © yeah Saree

a 0 ar to talk? ee 
,. The Miami Coast Guard said Board Chairman John A. ics business in the city.

lables eep 2.500; slaughter lambs x by Barr 

weep, acceraly acuvy. NEW YORK, 19—Compiled 

Communists Radio casi with ea week's 
mainly 
the Press.
March 
were no survivors in said the annual re-

The fear steady last clo to Associated there the in companys 
They vect foe Indust sueeks wreckage which was spotted port mailed to stockholders that. Two Detroit patrolmen and a

Eyes Europe! apend ee 10.30. Rais vo: 

wore: me ‘Te a deck choice prime 130 Net ... —1 0. 2.1 yesterday by two civilian Ward had sales $969.946.996 for former officer among FIRE INSURANCE 
the year ended Jan, 31 as com-those arrested. They are patrolman

oe 2180; asd change 14% search of police were 

sums trying to jam its broed=)| 2) 2 ees a ee fot eee ae, orey a... 7206 1434 75.0 1885 planes. 

casts. Yet millions of captive jib No 1 summer shorn pelts -20.25, Weekgo, ++ Hee es 333 Inn, The two-engine Beechraft carry-pared to $887,336.812 for 1954. Earn-Henry Marzette Jr. 29, and Wil-Winter, the season for furnaces, 
chance every day = <<< nate Toss-s6 high ee inl 184 ee. ing Mr. and Mrs. James C. ings for the same period totaled liam Frank, 38, on former pa-
oil heaters, etc., is also the sea-

people takea 
148.8 Corcoran of Miami and Mr. and $35,441,046 as against $35,232,600. trolman Clarence Wilson, 38. 

to hear the truth it brings. | (1985-56 low . 1149 672 son for disastrous fires! Protect 
These people count on you to Greta Bequeathed $772 WS TS RS SL 8S Mrs. L. A. Grelling of Tyler, Tex.. Barr said earnings for the year a ‘your property and family by hav-
keep Radio Free Europeon the DY Uncle in Sweden DETROIT STOCKS jhe pea reared missing Se et ce OP Minaih on Probation, Prison Time 
_ing adequate insurance on your air. Show them you will not | KALMAR, Sweden > — Greta peures af: decimal pines are cesee| ee cn tet Fey oe ee oo Given Pair by Judge home and furnishings. 

\Garbo inherited 4,000 kronor High Low Noon from the island of Eleutherea, | 

Horo tunpu were, serRenced yester:

teen dollar you contribute (S772) today from an uncle who Aire Ziee.¢ teule. ce: 41 ,¢3 British West Indies. to Miami. New Date Approved 
day by Oakland County Circuit one DON’T DELAY — CALL NOW 

“ teat : \worked a farm near this south Gemmer Mig. Co “.. 36 36 36 ———— 

[elacsorcy 
Feb. 
Ademe nee

sponsers 8) ot Truth. Sweatsh aS «ss Crimes 
| 
foamy 
(INSi—The mittingJudes 
28 participating

Minute | city: eae Major Increase 
WASHINGTON next 
Clarks 
to in

Truth is precious behind the he will of Alex Johansson be-Penn. Metal Prod* .. Be 05 \ 

122122) 124 62 Per Cent Since ‘45 ‘president of the United States will the armed robbery of a bar in Lake == H. W. HUTTENLOCGHER Agency

Iron Curtain. Radio Free Eu-queathed a like sum to Garbo's anus Lae eat a feat 
E. Kerns

ey H.W. Huttenlocher Max 

rope speaks the truth freely. It brother, Sven Gustafsson. warkt becee bis Gee IL tee WASHINGTON —Since the end of actually and formallybe “elected” One Ee B oie of Lake 

As a teen-ager, the actress spent *No sale: bid and asked World War I. the number of se-on January 7, 1957. 318 Riker Bidg. FE 4-1551

speaks for the captives them-| The approved Orion, was placed on three-year

Senate a House 

selves...is well respected... | 
simmers on her uncie's farm. She irious crimes has climbed 62.7 per probation and assessed $200 court, 
‘cent United

jSisited him 10 years ago. in the States com-resolution yesterday setting Jan-
widely believed. uary date when Congress

Nine Plead Innocent costs. Donald Smith, 31, of 451S 

| ae 

ipared with a population increase! 7 as the 
Anderson, Pontiac, received 2 toTwenty-nine powerful trans Jackson Prison Term After Saturday Raid lof only 21.3 per cent in the same will meet to count the electoral 
5 years in Jackson state prison.
mitters send Radio Free Europe | period. ' votes cast in November. Usually,

Eight yesterday

Sherman Wilson, 30, of 407 nN. persons pleaded 
is but 
STOCKS.} ‘OCKS— BONDS

ithe meeting on January 6, \

According to the Justice Depart-,

broadcasts into five key satellite | 

Steal Gravel Equipment

‘innocent to loitering charges

‘Cass 
tenced to 5 to 10 years in Jackson 

brought by 

Ave., yesterday 

Consult Us for First Hand Information

was sen. 

|

countries. Keep these trans-

‘of one burglary for every 17) Equipment valued at $653 was

detectives after a raid Saterday

mitters on the air. Send 

your 

in Stock and Bonds

‘state prison by Oakland County 

homes in the nation and one ar-stolen from his grav@l pit at 10 ||

night. Confederates Return

Truth Dollars to— iS ‘Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams. 

Mile Road and Haggerty Road Fri-|

rest for an offense more ser ious

Another innocent plea was en-

== Wilson admitted March 8 to tak-

traffic violation for every 15) CHARLESTON, Sc. w — The day night. owner George Brown

tered by Gradie 

Wilson, 36, of than

CRUSADE / 

‘ing indecent liberties with an 8 

We maintain a direct line to a member of all

Confederate gray is marching told Oakland County Sheriff's dep-

year-old girl in Pontiac last Oct. 650 Franklin Rd., who wat charged Persons. 

‘again to Martial music 

uties yesterday. Princjpal exchanges with up-to-the-minute

with illegal sale of liquor at that

28. 

The Charleston High School band-

has new uniftyms that 

are 

exact > 

Ant Maila 

ww

a in i il tl al Mia inlial quotation’ service available at all times.

Qe for 

address. Let’s Talk Less \ 

All were released under $100

Fined $75, $25 Costs. 

4

“Don't jeer at the Victoriaf copies of those worn as dress grays ¢

FREEDOM 

bonds set by Pontiac Municipal 

,

4

Age.” warned Bhitain’s Archbishop by the Army of, the Confederate

Robert Sweetman, 31, of Water-Judge Cecil McCallum. 

Meet Your Frien's in the 

~ 4 

C. J. Nephler Co.
—

¢/o Locet Postmaster 

of Canterbury, Dr. Fisher. Vi¢-States of America’

‘ford Township, pleaded guilty to) 

a a 

} Riker Fountain~ 

4

drunk driving yesterday before Perfume manufacturers once torians, he said, had many virtues) The uniforms were a gift of the 

r 

818 Community National Bank Bldg. : "= 2-9119

The Pontiac Press 'Orion Township Justice oe G. sent their concoctions to sea to this generation lacks. aad ‘Jocal Lions club. A uniform in the 

_| Stanaback and was fined 3 with let ship motion thoroughly blend achieved much and talked less museum of the Daughters of the 3> > Riker Bidg. Lobby , 

~werTeeeeeeeeeeeer eee

4 ithe ingredients. j about it, Confederacy was copied.

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Resident of aes

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in Nearby Conus 

An increased number. of -incen-
tives are being offered for the 100,-

Says Engineer for Builder:=== 

. of 

Robert H. 35, of T170

Nitchie, 
, admitted12| Arbor

March 

over to federal otticials. 

Ransack Gas Station, 
Loot Cigarette Money 

A. gas station at 885 Orchard 
Lake Ave. was ransacked Sunday 
Youth, Roseville Man 

‘WEST BLOOMFIELD ‘TOWN. 

SHIP--Residerts jammed the West 

Bloomfield Township. Hall -last 

night when Neree D. Alix, civil 

engineer. specializing in sanitation, 

attended the special meeting of the 

Sylvan Manor Assn, | 

The meeting was called to hear 

a report of a committee setup by: 
the association to investigate what 
action is open to residents, who 
claim that faulty drainage and 
|septic tank problems have caused 

home.

‘sewageto back up into ¢ 

during

rainy periods. 
Alix said he was engaged last 
fall by David Lukacher, presi-
dent of NorthwoodCont-

Building 

Future Farmers Set 

of

Hundredssmall lakes used for ’ The committee also recommend-ing into four gas stations in the 
citrus are re-ed individual action be taken in Ortonville-Clarkston 

area. 
ported low, Rainfall in Miami sending complaints to the Michi-
since Jan. 1 hag totaled only 1.99 gan Corporation and Securities Countyinches with a normal Commission. 

Calendar

—

Htall of 5.17. inches. speaker. Ring is an agriculture 

student at Ohio State University. Club to _—

Friendship Meet 

with Ceme-

Sentence Pair to Jail 
Lake April at at 7 of to 
No. P&AM, 
the Master 
will ‘Home in Stiles

confer

Walled Resident 10 Schultz Home meet 
The Orion 
Bo 
ge 46, burial 

Mason Degree on two candidates. da

in Simple Larceny Case 

Fined Recklessness 
meeting TOWNSHIP > ; Charge Youth

Two Ferndale teenagers who 
for 
NextWATERFORD of the Friendship,_| Lake Orion = Gets Answer To Detroit

Priest 

yesterday 
pleaded: guilty to simple 
Farmington 
larceny 
Lake,
Franciswho 
Gallagher, 
guilty30, of 
to 
Walled’reck-| home 
will 
of Mrs. 
be held 
Chester Schultz 
-10 at the Gas Stickup

Club April in Station 

before pleaded on'|"Township. 
50-day 
Justice Allen C. 
after) 
Ingle less driving 
Justice 
yesterday before 
J. 
|Pontiac 
jthis at 
road. 
home 
The club 
Mrs. 
Plea Mission Aid 
has participatinga 

Lake met 
began jail sentences ‘Sylvan Lake Joseph week the of 
Brings 
admitted in gas 

to fines fined 
Patrick's 
Alma for annual today as the 
station 
night 
on 

$25 
failing 
apiece, 
pay of $25 with aye was $7 with $25. Ollilla 
Party, 
its St. Donations were pouring in the spiritual as well mater-
Friday 
robbery 
be charged 
Lake 

costs Road

from Flint, Birmingham, Imlay ial wellbeing of the natives. 
Smith, 17, were arrestedRed-Lake Officers City, Wyandotte De-
Sheriff's said. 
by verine Pol Club Picks troit 
Trenton, 
in the campaign to 
and 
aida ty detectives 
missionary 

Ivory Hudson, 18, and Joanne “Gallagher ~~ _ rvemnd by Wol-

' Keego Fined Drunk Driving WATERFORD 
Chums held an chase 
Maryknol!l 
of eight-ton 
in pur-
to 
Robert Gray 
of Arthur 
implicated 
Gage and 
byDriver ‘Admits 
recently 
TOWNSHIP—The 
an 
the 
the statements 
was 

Cheery bulldozer 
Pleading guilty to drunk driving, ' Pleading guilty to drunk driving, election of officers. The two of-‘bring the better things of civiliza-Kenneth Dickson, both 17, of De-
47-year-old Michael Sheridan of 27-year-old William Whited of 13 |fices of the group were filled by tion to natives of Yucatan, Mex. | He calied upon the Detroit ‘Times troit, who confessed the burglary 
A Lake boy, fhe|to him his and: a in

Keego Harbor was fined $75 with Gerdon Ave. was fined $50 with|Mrs. Henri Buck, president: and former Orion jhe aid in quest the r being caught a State Po-
$25 costs yesterday by Keego $25 costs yesterday by Springfield [Mrs. Marshall White, vice-presi-Rev. Dr. Donald Hessler, went So nemepenee responded with a plea lice road trap set for a pair of 
Harbor Justice James Southart. | Township Justice Emmett J, Leib. dent. Mexico five years ago to improve to its readers, armed robbers Sunday night. 

sl 7 

Funeral, Directors 4) Help Wanted Male 6) Help Wanted Male 6/ Help Wanted Male 6) Help WantedMale 6) Help VWanted Female 7) Help Wanted Female 7 Employment Agencies 8A 

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PIANO INSTRUCTIONS: “MAJORS

DIAL FE 28181 fd . Sine thet | Mistacomm wi anaryat | Rong‘ Gedy mses wgman wt out te on eves | EM ang ae | ednessShould have from IN 
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ment whteh ty is top basie” Sees Male , auto allowance A ss romp BLOOMFIELD 
Work 

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experience, te ut Good 
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MAN, femoralhears 
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AND‘ 

BLOCK LAYING ANDD BASEMENT.

ear weother of Car-your “kill number.” tfon "pan. igen are dh ry pen. eet “con leaps pm ios Prccng Labs KITCHEN | work 3 hours early Eves, Earn Davis, ORiando 3-4204.

tions Arthur

rie, Jone, ’ back, Pu-enta will be ven 4 = beta erous benefits. ty | aE scene ep tiac Lake Inn. OR 9-7772. as $100 a week, No 
vit, be held Thurs " = Daily newspaper tas open fai cnetiticattane ite ee foes Poe gh ae res Go, ~ TAL INSTRUCTIONS —_ CONFECTIONARY ~~ SALES AT-investment. We 

BOY,

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Wednesday.Puneral service 31. at be ps held CASH AD ——— Di — oe RAY F Realtoreet Cleanerstablished route Orion Walkers Cdbility with ibs and Gigtyp-Pontiac COUPLE; FOr 2-7861. 

fof Clarence G. Woodrait.|7 the day «fpunlication after 8 APPOINTMENT SALESMAN DRIVER FOR ts GENERAL OFFICE RESPONS!-| ico telennone umber. Box i. work ae D. B

New repair 
Murdock, FE

March will WANT k | Apply _ seersyaad Press,_ _

2 GATES O'NEILL. ‘ake cabo CARETAKER . 

CARPENTERS ALTERATION AND

with Rev. Howatd Jewell offi at Lines beer f te $ aero leEMAKersS = Telegraph Rd SERVICE STATION Bae tee _Sppoiptment. FE +9963 lerge. — tn — mite 

FE 6274 FE +4168.

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chen

te at the Voorhees-Siple Pu-‘ 1.80 32 5.04 Wilhams Lie Rd. and Airport Rd. | Heve opening for 3 young ladies | FURNISHED BASEMENT APT. 

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7" 3 —— —— ‘arke : men for sri Pleasant working | ly. Parents Noeeeene RE inter-} mished goes with the job. Apply ELECTRICAL WIRING LICENSED

American and Socket Co.. DRILL PRESS OPERATOR. MUST a anaes ust have transporta-| view bapel for interview after 6 

_Ed_ Murra?

and the fellow workers 
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for 
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work, Reliable, $-8325,

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_Reasonable, FE_5-1016

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WANTED FoUns MAS Pern WOMEN WANT WALL

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men 

2 WASH-

ert W. Irwin who passed away —t0¢. PE 27181. Front Office. Oakland County and GLENWOOD A AGES¢ 16-22 SING Employment Agencies 8A tng and ch ing. FE 71-0233. 
hig ever SALESMEN 
mot beste ial POSITION 
, 
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ita | CHECK THIS PLAN days Unlimited opportunity tor ngineers Ml One GLEN PARNUAM AT FE 1-006 apy Wone's te fog | mestic. Bir am Employ ment done 
OR 
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eee saat Tain you AFTER = ene _ personnel 
pearance Birmingham BABYSITTING 
ironings $3) 
WASHINGS 
bu. 2-6366. 
& 
patel fama. OF Pb gle @uncanieed useatiar! Grew! to sell furnaces Local, well es-with exper . str \ i “ME NT YOUNG MEN. ARE YoU BE Bh —_—___— mn. fa % BABYSITTING DEPENDABLE 

advancemen e MANAGEMEN _ office. 

4234, BY 

lady while you shop! Also sewing

’ W. Irwin who passed away|?.—Liberal commission per ear. ditional ties Hebel were Xperience in OPPORTUNITIES Pedpa ts = ages = 1" — Blot C ‘AREER GIRLS 

_and alterations. FE 2-7480.

20, 1966 —= Bem vacations and il am. daily : : = oe pare Ome. embry PERMANE POSITION FOR OFFICE MGR. with car .... $400

future? Month CLEANING LAUNDRY 
work, Tues, & Thurs, FE 5-2744. 
Little we thought that death was so wrk “ee — ' Nationaily-known, progressive re. | thy BE faethe i an a Diy age gitis 9 and Good OFFICE IN “TTTT gig@ DA { WORK. 
: near. We also need two trainees, Salary tail variety chain has openings | ng ae! salary, own room with television, BOOT R. with car... FI 

‘The — Was sudden the pain 5-2 Metals Heat and Sheet Metal Automotive FOR YOUNG MEN with a 6 all to — k ee eae creas LITE SHORTHAND oe ree AND

Pense-paid tratming program ex-

= hearts ache with 
we 
endness.| While Jearning to qualified men. M ACHINISTS es Ing = repable, 
will start 
embitions 
trainees 
men, det 
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training. 
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19 
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STENO, Downtownwith 
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Es They eyespurpose Dear Lord cannot |Call sales manager for appointment. and quality” si as : ob of other re-TOR, ......... $240

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4 . i. for lathe. mill & bench and willbe pro-al. teservlewel onee | tiene 88 for appointment. R's. RECEPTIONIST |... 
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also ore —— 
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OPERATOR 

TRONINGS, A GOOD

Aree ove 
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_Work. 84 y. FE_

$ pet rr Maltipte “tistings fe= sembly & detail prints. working conditions “ae fee ria oe (hc California | | 'YPing retuired, ai ‘eat 5 years JOBS FOR MEN 

TRONINGS 3 A BUSHEL, PICK-

Flowers _ jes. See 7 Oaplerd ‘ Must be able to do own ‘and A _ PLUS ~ and West Coasi-resort ares. Rem | OF¢¥!0Ws experience required, | Truck mech, come exp. .... MR up and delivery. FE §-8732. 
LAWRENCE w. GavLORD dl hi GENEROUS BONUS PLAN resent large national” eoncers. | Starund salary Sa62 00 per Sotiac Ora. sccountant -"""""""" gene NG. 9 A Bi EXCEL-

FLowns, REALTOR layouts. employe EMPLOYE Quick 2 Apply raputtlesinantnaccrmoe| pe Huron. | trainee, some college $360 tent 1day service.

, Poetaws 
. 2-890 
ag 
E, Pike St. 
setups and This 
-benefits Discounts Welch. advancement.to 3 p.m. 7 Mr. General P Hospital, __ 461bet W. wo, Sales ge. _ _ Fre! &-9003. 

2 W Meroe PiggEs eee position offers steady em-7 ee VACATIONS Probl olde!~ = at LIABLE MIDDLEAGED WoM. skied mech ret. required . 8350 TRONINGs on BABY se STTTING 1 IN

Jn Directors 4 BARI TENDER GAINFUL LIFE INSURANCE P. ooserelt) Hote RELIA th $400 __may_ho'

8 MYRTLE loymént concern excenuen =p stmiosphere, CAREER DaY

sewer, EMEN’ One.

atmosphere pete

> 
| 
ot _ 
BOR 
BS 
CAPE 
building 
with 
machin-= 
pply 
: T tin 
eens Help 
—e 
Female 7) _.snd_hometnd ‘home 
‘WITH CAR 
MA 61380. 
| B-1 Riker Bigg 
CENTER"
_ FE _#-0416 
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vervice. 
my 00 
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‘Bir FB

nal Beet _—_Nients.| special S4 2 Wanted #4t®stavt TO CALL anon 4. 

f 4-121) BARBER THAT —2OR PART) ery & automation equi Salary 0. J_T. BENEFITS FOR ~~ eP Manted Female7) ‘on established accounts. Selary | JOURNEYMAN | MACHINIST 

‘& | LADY WANTS DAY WORK TUES.

ms 339 8. Saginaw St. Phone y Oh ke Pair Personnel ELIGIBLE VETERANS iuidtiods wakin name @ eePy commission. Apply 456/ general machinist wanted. Cail _Weds. FE 5-4009. 
» | aaa PULLER AND” aWEEP ma | tect W, Me Petes s Dept. APPLY , weekly} — AN autiful ster. BOA ATOR AND isi ploym 
LADY DAY WEER

SHIP. EARN ery “* ant OR 

oon mae a eg 
DANIE 19 oy 
MFG 
PG. Trp. ‘ Car ill D Cc Glenwood Ave. | 0. BERG . 42 N. Sagina® Leads Aegon porno 
FE 
worr active Sour 
ereomel 
A 
MPLOYMENT 
ONTIAC 
“fave 4 sagre

ar Boome etroit Corp. Pontiac. Mich i ar necessary. FE 2615 or 
re, Detter pending, 
gr bt ,

SE rea

2671 Orchard Brumgua , , . : 2-9627. pt. OLive ea 18 W. Huron 4-255) Reterences, 
: ry {

t 4 ‘ 

¥ 

-_ ? ’ = } \. 

ee : arte % 

ice : é é f { pe ; : a P a ff ae 
po Sa ER ea i ¥ XY. i j ru ‘ uu $y + Pion fee A el 

donors +H 
‘the Whirlpool Seeger Corp. 
Sean is providing medals’ 
four county winners this year, 
double the number previously of-

» 

tional Committee on Boys and 
Girls Club Work, Chicago. Full in-
formationavailable from ‘your

is 
county extension office. 

‘Asa result, a series of dry

| 

wells were installed along the ease-} 
ments of the various homes having 
trouble. The work was started last 
December, but had to be halted 

— cold weather, according 
to Alix. i 
Alix told. residents that com-
pletion of the dry wells, which will 
be-done as soon as frost.is out of 
the ground, possibly in three weeks, 
should solve their problem. 
said the builder’ had authorized 
him to do the work as soon as 
weather permits. 

What homeowners are to do in 
the meantime was a qiestion 
asked at the meeting that could 
not be answered, Homeowners 

Athletic Banqdet 

f 

were told to cut down on use of

Dry Florida Weather Placed on Probation 

water as much as possible, .

Threatens Citrus Crop fo Attend Convention 

March 27 at Brandon

Alix agreed with the residents’ 
suggestion that all homeowners |

MIAMI, Fla. #—Continued dry 

A number of future Michigan 

eda gpro nate Stag: for Mrs.

weather in south and central Flor-

who now have trouble should make

farmers from the Oakland County 

written report to the builders,

ida’ seriously threatensthe citrus 

will be among some 1,000 ex-a 

Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams.

area 

ty 

crop and such Spring crops as sending a copy to Alix, to make

pected to attend the state Future 

Steve Possert, 17, of Detroit, and 

sweet corn and beans, county agri-Farmers of America (FFA) two-sure no one is overlooked when 

Jack Boisvert, 22, of

will }culturists report. work resumes. 

pleaded guilty March 12 to break-


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aie ere.” 
|. THEYPONTIAC 
4, MODEST MAIDENS 
; 
e 
PRESS. 
A 
é 
TUESDAY, 
By Jay Alan 
MATCH 220," = 
sf 500. 
WILLIS 
PE 46181; 
M, BREWER. 
; EM 24808 

1A APTS. extras,

Pt gg Fg 

We"6. earare AD, DRAYTON P. 

. slow with |

faerie tun

FRG 

bg 

ths,ein, A i eeaditien Call for 
For Rent Miscellaneous 42

nt a a 

ONE WAY 

an GOAST TO COAST 

AAA PRIVATE DET 

mer Open. and Chaves 

“Aerotred neei 
port ‘hd. OR 3-1902 |” 

a 

Y | 

= 

FLOYD KENT, Realtor, George R. win 

deatyces rence

, 4-20 AD tie ae OT) me an Le x 8t. 

edie win Ave.

“ satae Consumers power eo 

COLORED On ¥. 2 BEDRM., 

kitehen, ons. call PE

\*Do you think T'll look cute planting radishes in this, or DEL-RIO APTS. 

STOUTS

should I wear my blue outfit?” 

sutnanting 1 eee Best Buys ©

‘oes 

Wanted Real Estate 32A | Rent Apt Furnished33 

feet bbs Today! 

Meer AE EO mat * EEN pears cee | 

basem -watd we “only by appt, 

VALUEfaaae, te Kl oe Templeton, Realtor c BIRMINGHAM

rages, <a 
waysll gy Man iz, pore hes & wo 

~/so Ped $08. All

bination windows. & ott Bide douse, Weis. ee 

-doors, Baldwin Ave. § a.m.? pm, FE 
tile iv room, e hy

OME ‘REMgDSY

Bw. ure Ee esoeg| ee? 

ed 20, DOWN eae aay ener

Saree WORK ee Service 18). -

. to bus & 

= fi 06,PE 3.2468. IN DEBT? Beautiful 4 room "and FHA terms. 

tai ae” me AND TRENCHING. 
R. 4-684 

“4 SEERAADL ORE 

ree

ote et del, Shik. keiee:i Sey

cam r. No No Job ‘toe BES 2 as FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV 

estimate cal! PE bove Oakland “rheater ae lt. encoued i Pa ae ee: 

2aie. — 

« eg od 

ode! kitchen cabinets, NOW AVAILABLE oe OR INCOME 

Work rane, ORIand 

rama’ wer glide, Trans-

missions re . Nelson's Garage ——

eee irr ie

601 Baldwin. 

CEMENT & BLOCK 

FE _5-0762 

| ay ae 
ated 

RUILDING, er A. 

apartment ctitios, hae

._ Modernizing. FE ‘ser. “SIX LARGE R¢ROOMS —

Sauls only, PE 64363. oe 

. NEAR THE ON WEST SIDE

; re one

SANDING. 

3 ROOM FU) HE Large li room and

wia'cubara ce Board 26 

: Young st. 4:30, a

fe ec Fe ee er and water, FE . Cal i Y. ordoesent? pet ie 

pay 6 Press

FLOOR BANDING. OLD FLOORS After Box

© ARE FOR, CHILDREN 1LI-

;

a 

WE ATE CLEAN

iicENSED BOARI Tk| eo

BOARDING HOME. Rent Houses Furnished35

TPE Pak Uae | . 

SPRING CLEANU: 

hauled, pet Fo ices pota ee A.G. ELLIOTT & SONS | ;™2res.$ ee

HOME ae

school children. FE 2-6866. 

FLOOR i ING AND 

oun

finishing. 10 years experience. 

31640_N'Western Hwy_M'belt.| and'gas, adults. b8 VirginiaAve.

at ?

Modern equipment guar. work. 

Wtd. Household Goods27

i +" emmcnaat ts Taylor, OR FRAN JOHNSO: HAULING,

John 

SOLD Sao required. PE33600 388

FLOOR LAYING.LAYING,

gree | 8SANDING & FIN-: aicict up anvinng. FE bse.

_C Bud FE 0. | _baser FURNITURE NEEDED

Bills. 6-2050. basements & attics, PE Taaee 
“FIREPLACES.PLACES GUAR INCINERATORS CLEANED. ASH

GUARANTEED 

ts ee bauled, Clean up. FE 
FLOOR SANDING,a LATO Fa. 

R ardner, 401] Central FE LIGHT ANDDHEA 9 a, 

_2-7518. _At any ture @ DISPOSAL OF ALL | 

* 

our householdcall MY¥r-

goods, 
wants work. FE 4-6421 ie 23-1521, _

MAN WITH Me <o TRUCK 

LET US BUY IT OR AUCTION

TRUCKING. &@HAULING. “4 

_it for you. OA 8-268),

UsRaNTEED ROOFS. ALL bish: amy ytime cheap. } #-1770.

FE ove 

* 

ety 1918eset “Maren. 

bored a hay eae ek

FOR a

LIGHT AN HEAVYTI Edw. M. Stout, Realtor

THUCKING, 

aaa 

333 Cass. 

Tubbish yt euled, %,

dees.” 

gravel. FE 2-0603.

Hovse MOVING, furry 

rnitu . Cash w

FE. 47881. ui TT WN, mt. HBOS 

WANTEDBUY ALL TYPES

YO 

of furniture. Phone FE 2-5523,

“O’ DELL CARTAGE

_ equipped. 

i FE 49450. L.A . Young. 

Local and Lon,ne Distance Moving E

508. FLEMING. FLOOR |ve
finishing. 155 Edison. 

WANTED FURNITURE OR _after 3

Ph.

, 

If you have anything fo’ J : ‘i. PVT EN-

REDUCED RATES 

ena ep prompt eee: very: C ASH | oi §Roos 3 Fs 8 "p References

LAND > CLEARERING— STUMP RE-

Large van to serve you, Smith 

OFFERS

ville Rd

Cte ee ems agua, [oy etlhiadtlelicen

oval—draianage “Gutthes — con-

_Moving, FE 44864 : 

” ee!

broken, OL 1-6645. 

ent

crete 

= SAND, Gwsyet DRIVEWAY 

1, and filj dirt, OR USED FURNITURE BUYER Seekoe Oe eee mri a teehee Oe RA

a" 

No rth Side

OUR SPECIALTY 

ROSE McLARTY

PE 22163 of PE $3578

Bathrooms ised d. Free esti 

—

FE_208 Se Le and tell os) 5" ROOMS AND BATH. 623.50 A

mates. PE 2-030890. FE 5-2804. 

fo gil

oie sais 

PLASTERING AND REPAIRS. 

‘TRUCK ANYTHING FROM

Alaie 

runk to refrigerator, anytime. 

:

Wanted to Rent 29 Edw. M. Stout. Realtor é ROOMS CHOICE WESTSIDE |; 

Call PE 4-4696 Cay YOU TOP Ful?

Toe. FE 32-6864, 

URGENTLY NEEDED. 3 BED. 71M. OGpen Eve. ‘til 0:30 ne ee oe eeeee| | > wesome, 00 

ies

-|2 bedrooms, li 

reom, 

beth and or 

ase.

PLASTERING NEWAND DRE: 

pair, FE 17-0251. Vern Keller 

‘Trucks to Rent 

read unfurnish arage. Heasonabie to desirable 2 are 2 room

steadily Tay and five | WANTED: VACANT LOTS on [ee gs Available April i . Only.y $4.900.

iy é 

$1,600 down, 

act we fixet nd, 

[ West Side Brick Ranch

a 

canna Sewer and water tn FE 3.828 & p.m

TRUCKS, TRACTORS

PRIVATE Btpor DER WOULD. LIKE, 

oncTne REALTY sary | EAR PORRENT.2 6. spo aga SE

. mo haere diet

opportunity om your new) 

Living Canter 30

AND nhl ered 

cere 

» 

ase

bome. Fiancee available. FE. 

“% Ton 

Pickun Ton Stake

40681 or FE 54-0242. 

RD. 

eee

and Dump rok. 

Pontiac Farm and

MASTERS, NEW AND RE-| 

pair, Guaranteed work. Free esti-| 

WIDOW WANTS LAD ATTRACTIVE 3°RM Hi PART-|¢ nooM UPPEA. INCOME. BAST

home js onmey Gr to seat pesm "ay! BUY OR List YOUR ly Ideal | for Couple side. ‘ 

eves. 

Here's a tat Eofaere’ Lake R4. PE 41167

7 ROOMS, PART OF DOUBLE

jaro FE 2-7688. | 

Industrial Tractor Co. 

omeeder Let, Lev , Comme ee ay wo fen ‘Fes

arte SIDING AND ALL MOD-

825 8. WOODWARD _ford Mula Poene _ 

house bg 

=o sae

Mil-| "Oc 

aon Ce EM >. en ATTENTIO a

33311

=:

i Special 

| Open

Eni March. 

Daily

— 

ae Sunday 

open FE 4006) FES

and 

You too can e ‘he 

3 = and

cD BATH Eatpere

Wed. Transportation 31] R. F. McKINNEY | _legee @’meais Tnoutre, P2533 | 5 |

M B DG. we RVICE! 

Beet |

terme,

ot 

os 

Paintingg & Decorating 20 = Univ, 1678 BACHELOR STUDIO APT.MOD-

A 
Cephalon) -— WOULD a oo at Union Lake, EM tee wit une thin exe 2 bedrooms

2-8245

__Eves. 0!oR"TS ane. 

beat, ‘Basement, dod, enefurnace ofl

R.G SNYDER, FLOOR RELAYING | A-l PAINTING PAPERING 
¢:30. Call FE 4719 oF inquire BUY OR SELL BASEN APT PRIVATE EN-

Sanding and finishing. PhoneF __Mason Thompson, 1reere 

= hal -Ce tro

I will personal! bey your prop oe wen | _ 

Sitte wah sine Geen

Inquire

Inquire 

at

vat 

s

Rocco's 

= 

A-l_ INTERIOR ize Be, 

it

Saoe REASONABLE 

Wtd. Contracts, Megs. 32 pe ted etna Tre’ te get caah if the| 

* Ror of sesiabe onpn haan
tna 

03 | 

_ 6-2007. 

bat E+ I» iptetront,

Winter Prices Now in | 

nomen

w.

ESTIMATES.

_ Shee, 

= te and | BEDROOM AN nattrTNO RM.

Effect on All Remodeling | 

Combination : porm Sash 

n 

G. 

aa

$6 ROOMS “NDBeate me bow.

4-1 DECORATING -PAINTING $$ $ as $ no RILEY . i ceapen ie past IxiS Cunget a tiene, $65 & month

and wal' papering. Call or esti-

mate, FE 4-0255 

Unlimited cash for land contracts | $09 Elizabeth Lake R4. PE +118) | Gwin ak RMB. aah Bi

BA

New 

Realtor 

Lake Ra.

or seasoned. Reasonable dis nae , On Lk. FE 81370 aa 

1648 Union

ATE. J i

CLARE REAL, 5 LISTINGS KEETL, prom [COUPLE WIT TALL BABY ON

Sol She Rd 

lai PAINTING INTERIOR, & EX-

| terior 10 per cent dise_ for cash. Esta’

‘aut 

oe 

itions A 

$300 -

AR 

erties,

buyers

ROY 

aerenge farms, Qualified ee

LicnT ¥

or

— Le vine | Guaranteed Free est 4-0205, 
dl pepe ea erty | At CUSTOM PAINTING. PAPER-

on 7 POR LAND | CONTRACTS.

No Down Paymen ; | hanging. oot removed, Esti-

VanWelt, 6440 Dixie Hwy 

KNAUF, Realtor | ‘with *, emploved. teay

Huron; PE 9-7421, OA @-3339 drinkers. Refer-

pa 

H. 

J. 

i W. 

couple. 

No

or

| _mates. FE 4-60: 

& 3550" -oa ences required, 258 Orchard Lake 
CASH LISTINGS WANTED. | _Ate. a eat 

DOWN

0. & M. Construction Co. | ALWAYS EP ENOISTE PAINT-
2260 Dixie Hwy. _FE_23-1211) 
4 
ing. decorating. 26 yrs. exp. FE 

_5-2880 en 

Por land

__ Building wrcimerps 

contracts, fast and ef-pe ated ape renal ree Tes A Counie ‘only c. Pish-

cphine if Body. Inquire 100 

ROO

| Supplies 2A 

mente

you are — erty in ster er_

€USTOM DECORATING, WALT-

i an nelcome

ren we

St. off Taylor 

Modern 2 home. Fuill 

bath wn op soon Jaseed-in 

Ra porch, @0 gal. electric hot water 

pono gg 

i << 12

—_ 

, 

papering, Steaming service, Com-

ning sell your contract we R B.H vin NICELY FURNISHED APT.IN A

EM_ SE

will 

deme 

e . te oger enry, Inc.
| eke vas Lipgypa| Step mee 

pebi 

—ton
mercé, 

3-3435 

nt

WINDOWS DOUBLE a AND! 

Bat Special = 4 a 24. Royal 

INTERIOR PAINTER, honed SOME 

k. Lincoln 1-793 open time 2-6231 
SMALL MODERN aT VERY |

$15 

| anae SIDE. WELL KEPT BRICK 

privileges on ‘Oekland Lake near

Russell Young Rochester Mich.

amatTOR Mahan Has Buvers 

clean

_OR 3-0389 

per week plus utilities | 6 rooms, 3. bedrooms.

FE

___Business Services 

_

_13 

Pe) 2 YRS EXP 

PE 4830. fates FE ¢2171 

ae 

ravton Piaine 

— payments
46 

of $65 including taxes, interest & 

ineurance.

-

j 

basement& 

garage.

-

ACE SEAT COVERS PAINTING ANT ) DECORATING. 412: W_ Huron | PE 44525, 9, a soy ae “2 t. eeea! sale Ll] Se a ae | | For | Rent RRooms 

AM

ros

.

FE 2-0987 Open Eves. ‘til 9 FE 40612) force 47 except mal 

| 2 ™ j

TRIM AND LEATHER REPAIRS 

nee 

ee eomara on 

BY hed YARD 

NCOME TAX SERVICE 

381 8 Saginaw St Fo-¢se9 

On Disie Hw

OR_3-1950

PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING rei iw will certainly WOMEN, CHILDRENWELCOME | nooMs.

‘1,243 | ROUSEKEEPING 
Caretaker 

Eves M

"Ma

1 

se

in front. FE 3-0094 

KITCH. AND 

ou 

— Real var and ADC accepted. FE
Our it)arate of casidaetaey

ACTION | 

ROOMS.

light 

PAINTING PAPERHANGING 

iT SLEEPING

— 

Estate ome lL econseler Fs 

a

A& B TRENCHING, 

Footings, water line field aie: ‘FE 

$500 DOWN

WA CLEAN

TPP [ROR 7081 

bk. room

On th of sures wi at vou Ww esi 

phere

rent Hf ke we are sx We handie all details for fi | Rent Apts, Unfurnished 3

ing 
whet fied. 

3

ape 

or

pemeet

‘PAINTING ANT DECORATING 

Continental’

with responsible

5-9961, 

will share ome

es Ww v — Ms Ss ee Regal us to 

Place. An — Lpalrt2 bedroom ranch

family. Stout

grerersece Immediate service.

APPEIANCES'SERV ICE 

the low

ace Tei ior Ad ye FROM 

CLEAN WARM | fROM. FouMAN, type

riee

5-5006 8 

us vas

Cl Gelltnstar et 

fast serv

aad |

eae 

voR ARV TEC dE

SS 

| 

' con pa 3 cans caarbenk

Pe

See 

aad 

"ta feo. te a aN apvarT vied, MODERN

urs. 

ma

PAINTING A SPECIALTY! FOR 

ere one

APTS.UNPURN 1

i PURN 

_

“we service all makex of auto. 

near bus 

eat whee 

1 eeth. size 40n150 

a3 baa:

washers, ringer washers, refrig-| Gerencenesy. try me! Enews FE 

23-4076. 

.

ft. Lake AE 

=. 

tae on

aoe =e 

2 

OENTLEMENpt ATTRACTIVE z RM

erators, radios, cleaners end’ all! 

Lake, ent in beautiful Lorraine M

types of smail appliances. ROY'S 

96 Oakland Ave. FE 2-4021. ‘| Painting & Wall W ashing Fdw. M. Stout, Realtor 

Oarage optional with ite ee sewage system.

7 LARGE ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH 

4-6262 

$56.75 MONTHLY pecet & public water. Thi BEALTORS

iret, fo “homerhes Bell-oring

Tl N. Saginaw Street = = $-6163 

| Inquire 645 Av-

__Free_ estimates, FE 2-2706 

res 

LGE. RM., GARAGE, west 5sine 

| “oben ites

BI OOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS 

Open Eve. 

eo

Meeds a little finishing upsteirs

Walls and windows 

No obligation 

een 
FE _2-161 

Ph ysio-Therapy | . 2 A 

tor_refined ipereees 

= 

FE. 5-046

8

FLL:

BEFORE YOU SELL YO LAND 2 AND BATH. NEWLY rDECOR-: 

and you have a sturdy bungalow 

& screens, — tited bath -Evenings one 5

storms 

zs

NICE HOU! NO ROeaT.

contenet. shop eround then see REALTY CO RE ALTORS __ated, part furn. 140 Mt. Clemens. 

with @ rooms 4. Rove

AL’ MAKES OF FOUNTAIN PENS 

Oder men. Everything furn. Pvt 

ing sepece on 1902300 ft. .bot.

MASSAGE & THERAPY | Co-operative Real Estate Exchang

FE 20263 

dens af Socony ma wn TRADE dow:

a 

RMs_ TILE BATH. eyt ENT.

repaired bv factory trained 

men 

neon

and entrance $10. rE

& edd ©et | 

o~

CAPITAL 

Whittier School District. Pull

Hien spn aha 72 Elm 

Utilities furn. FE ing picture window. Gas heat &|

7s W. Hu price $6,060 with $1,850 down, 

— incinerator Lorraine with
. 1073 W. Huron ti) ROOMS, STOVE aaRomieis.

DOORTO BRANCH erator furn, FE 44238. 61 Me-

you oe Rhyl =r 

home

ae

z ee

at our store General Euatae &| 

full basement. Lar

Office Supply Co 27 Law-: 

mick ROOMS AND APT. GIRLS

NEXT 

cl — rohtag 4 | %6a225 ft. in Waterford

_ 22

~ 

wart

_fence St one FE F013” 

Televi ision Servi ice 

an 

ag

yen

$0 up 547 Te Ruron 

cee 
In 
GOOD BUY 
rN. A 2 bedroom ranch ho

acc FOR NTLEMAN police Berehey nking. shop. |

CASH FOR you R 

_

ehanic, 

_

CHIMNEY WORK — 

3 Rooms evr BATH AND

; 

type

Cceannaven ® RADIO & TV 

HOME OR EQUITY 

quiet home. rrr 4-5040 call be-

ping ehurches i {

We specialize in chimney clean-

ce small chil

_Rent Apts. Furnished 33 Sprame. Near Pontiac Motor, FE 

built in 1654 Pull basement

repair. §69 Huron Night service 

for2 

A's $15,050 -™ . = | $395 Down

om mee,

ing. repairing, rebuilding or bul'd 

wish to sel] your prop-|

If 

indirect

extras,

you

calls, FE 44-5607 

many 

A $800 DOWN

FHA §2500 DOWN

>A +

ROOM FOR GIRL. BLOCKS window cornice board and

new 

chimneys. Also build and in 

and want fast action, call

-erty 
| SEN BBUNGALOW ON

DAY. OR NIGHT TV SERVICE 

IsT FLOOR ¢ ROOMS BATH AND | 5~ wigs AND BATH PVT ERT,

stall wire baskets om chimneys 

i the ae County building shadow hones size 500x160

us. In many caset we can get you

FE 5-129¢ or FE 53-8390 

Avondale — School strict, Pull

Fireplaces and incinerators 

the immediate cash for your fe Fic “aesees,oes . ee east ¥

ih Adults 190 Mechsalc

M._STRAKA_ 

queried anAND KITCHEN IN price 611,750, TERMS. Model open daily 1 to § pm FULL B MENT

cleaned and repaired. Also all 

home or equity. We also have 

3ROOMS 

Huron 

& BATH. INQUIRE 

450

—

kinds of furnace work. Local rea-EXPERT TV SERVICE ALL 

Fernberry off Eiogee Lake Rae SIZ LOT,

buyers for jand contracts. Clark 

Pin bee home for 2 girls, Cal 

SLEEPING | “WITH KITCH-

SYLVAN

en priv, Bg rplem or couple &mal! 

_istered company. FE 5-3701 

st

make Service cal's ® to 8 Ja-Real Estate, ae | W Huron &t, 

model phone ON XTERI AND 

I HO i3 READY FOR YOU TO FIN-

THE 

Cox Television. 463 8. Saginaw. 

44613, Open

DRY WALL BY MACHINE FREE)
_ FE 

Evenings.

FE 5-4620

Saez No job too big or smal 

GUARANTE: [cD TV upallts ANY 
MAKE 4-074. INDON’S 
_RADIO_ & TV, 127 § PARKE or 

“CONTRACTS. 

etry welcqgme No smokers or 
grinkers. 123 Mt. Clemens, 1 bik 

EALTY 

LAKE PRIVILEGES 

Lecated in Waterford Village— 

F. C. Wood Co.
EXPERT TREETRIMMING & RE-

moral. Ph. FE 5-€593 or OR 

2383 Orchard rs 5-418

Co-operative Real Estate Exchange

fro O FE 46324 

| 

Marshal!

Priv.2038

NoNewt

JOHNSON 3 RADIO J AND TV 

3 8.

2000 

WANTED 

aor, . rere 

close to schools & shopping 

area. 

REALTOR 

Williams Lake Rd. 

¢ naren 

For Colored Families

EAVESTROUGHING. INSTALLED 

and repaired, Free estimates 

Check these features before you | 

Corner

6 EF _watton Bird FE 47601 

WARM iieerixe ROOM GEN-§ room mode e BRasem buy that new home 

Open_ 3-6 OR 43-1295

Cash buyers waiting. Prompt

__L&M Sheet Metal FE 5-9313 

TV SERVICE

44414 V Honehel) 

tieman. FE 2-877]. 24 Norton ave Hot air furnace Automatic hot Large lots | 

After 5:30, call OR 3-2603

courteous service Get our esti-

3

water 

Paved etreet near bus

FE 

FE 8-225 | 

ee = 

ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RF-

WILL RENT SLEEPING ROOM TO

mate before you sell “ROOMS NEAR FISHER BODY | 3 T FLOOR, ‘BTOVE. “AND UTIL-

2 [ented | 

& school Vacant

By =e rewinding 218 E. Pike 

|

TUCKER'S RADIOTV FE 6.3714 |

_FE_ 43600. 16? E St. | 

who appreciates ideal

1 

with oly Oe and clean lin-

young man 

pba roe information call Mrs.

Bring in vour commrest or call en. Men o $0526 | reg 

rmued clve fi abt eed

] “seat 

Pike 

conditions FE 26106) 

decorated, gee th

HE ATING. SERVICE 

1 or FE 7 Ask for; 

ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED, , ROOMS | | 1 ares utility Toom

Ruse HiA. Nott, Realtor

ear bus line, adults or work-3 as Mis AKD BATH. HEAT AND | Rooms WVWith Board _ 38

Typewriter Service 22A 

Ted McCullough No obligation ee 

Close to pa tnnng eerehen:

Beaut _ colored metal kitchen

Gas, of] burners and iarnace? im 

J.C. HAYDEN, Realtor 
stores. 

Call EM 34296.

170,,.W., Pike FE 45005

_ 

a a laptael oi EOE i TSTeee

ii ee 

cabin |

ing girls. 88.8. Francis 

ody. 1 small child

cleaned and servierd. Al) make 

per. 

BOARD AND ROOM, CLOSE IN 

Drive peed Dixie Hwy., to Water-

TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MA-

5 ROOM BU NGAL LOW

a4 E.Walton Open Eves. |

Day or night. FE 4-103 Dav OL 

27 ROOM BATH. PRI. ENT. month, 624 Baldwin 

ONLY $1,500 DOWN 

~

for, turn left on Andersonville

$1 Fairgrovs.

chine repatring Expert work

29161 WAYNE HEATIN 

co 

1_or 3 adults, 100 Norton. 

— 

right in this 3

QUICK CASH 

Hardwood floors, Full basement R ‘ ‘ Model. Open move 

on

.

General Printing and Office Sup-

ROOM AND BOARD FOR “MEN, 

Citchen, oll farnace,fell price*

ti e,

000. A fast seller, EM 3-301. 
LAWNMOW ER ReBENinG aNd 

2 ROOMS. ADULTS ONLY. #1 AU-| 3 ROOMS AND BATH HEATER, 

Stoker heat. 2 car garage. Priced 7 daily. 1 to 7 Sat

_ply Co. 17 W Lawrence 

_41 Florence. FE 5-8076

nga ee = = reasonable with terms jundey.

air cooled engin: service, 6140_ Pontiac 

burn Ave.

TYPPEWWRITERS RENTED 

.

Lk. Rd. OR 3-2211. 

For your land contracts — aris R 1 5 ENT. ¢ ve an refrigera’ it ROOM AND BOARD FOR 44 MEN

Saginaw_ St 2 ROOM APT. PRIN Mia wer} Mished. Adults preferred, $90 per close in. Home , berrenes end FOR COLORED 

ve oer service — ask for 

_come. 

| 

CUCKLER REALTY 

\Mitchell's, 123. N

CARPET LAYING. SEWING, 

_28 

polis peeled * rooms and bath

FE #1431, Mor 3 months im advance _laundry. FE $9018

’ _Upholstering 

LAKE FRONT ON WHITE LAKE 

—

binding. Any repairs 

carect 

JUST 1 HOME'LEFT 

4 bedrooms, newly decorated, all

modern, beach in good _lo-

eieearne p-ae or ae eae SPOTLESELY ~~ CLEAN ROOMS 
emplored Call an 

ency apt only, 5 —

aRoy ae nodeoar.

CUSTOM ADE SLIP COVERS. 

Myre ott Opkiand ree Matthewe 

nice

FHA—CIVILIANS

Home be es meals FE 6-0377, 14 

Only $2,500 down, EM

7 ROOMS,” MODERN. STEAM

heat. PE 2-1061

_time. Yer $4 or FE 3

Seu. oF 

ve

ats, 

Your material FE §-2760

PLASTERING NEW ! AND >RE-| a age te es

‘BAKLE’s CUSTOM UPHOLSTER-2 ROOMS, ATE ENTRANCE

_pair. Carl Buxton FE 4-00 

$650 DOWN

VERY

FREE 

LOW DOWN PAYMENT

STORMS AND. SCREENS

ALL WINDOWS 

facilities. Adults only. 4ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE

Laundry PRIVA 

HIGHLAND AREA — Almost

ing 8174 Cooley Lake Rd. EM 

com-

PLUMBING | AND HEATING |* 

ry 

19 Sanderson St. .Apply East entrance. Heat and water, 3286

i 

pleted home, 2 jeree bedrooms,

Free estimates 

ON

| $81 PER Mo0 INCL, TAXES AND 

a 

— ton & Son FE 4-3767 or! 
Ee_entrance, Auburn Aven

OMAS pUPROLSTERING: 

<8

29729

Rates starting a! $12) OR 

| SonERN. § ROOM ON 3 ACRES

Full basement, oi] furmace. 2 

uu FURN. REFR FOUR ROOMS AND — 4545

(34 Ss. TELE APH FE, 5-s6ne 

REAL 8

ELECTRICAL ha Se

Lhe at oe) PCOVE! PES

SEWER CLEANING -SUIPCOY Re, DRAreS oS te,ED-

|
4 

cat 

8.6502, Le = _Waterford Rd. OR 3-14 

oa

~~ 

Hwy.-

RACTS 

|

____Hotel Rooms 39

om 

car

$669 Dixie 

A new 4 po end

, 

sg ee reom 

_warage. 

Holly, METrose 14-2702.

* OR cite 
ROOMS WN HIGH. « ROOMs AND BATH a ENT.

“NEAR PONTIAC 

Sinks — Sunday Service. FE 4-2021 

____ Lost 

Private bath and entrance. For | OR 3-7710

& Found 2A 

HOTEL AUBURIN

of meres couple. | ¢ eacus 3UPSTAIRS. ADULTS

TREEfTRIMMING AND REMOV-| 

PE 

person,

2326.

LAND CONT 

> “only, 37_. Sanford. = Roo 
Or 2 
or Week Pr. ACE A “LOST AD”)

Hess=< estimates. Phone FE 

Sashabaw

Lost: RED BILLFOLD In Lis 

apartments

one 

room

ROOM BASEMENT rT. PRI-7 ROOM. ~ REASONABLE| 

Cookine’ and refrigeration untt Pelton Rd, For furthet informa-:

i'Call FE 28181 for an ad

Py Reward, Please call 

vate + ot path, Pat for > Sat

We will give you a quick cash

TREE Fenian AND REMOV-, 

tion, call

464 Auba FE 2-0239

PE +3135. 

recover a 

loss. DiaNkE

al ree estimates. FE 2-6019 offer with no sdditional hidden) or 

Early settlement Give 

Giacouee4 AND — BATH.{.PRIVATE to

iN 9 “YOUR PET WANT TO

FE 5.0290 

“HOTEL ROOSEVELT

(@ DO APF PVT. iB: “ee EN-

cots. 

Call_after FR: 4-8228

r 

_entrance.

give one « home? 

2-8181 for an _ad-writ

@ phone call today. Free ee 12 |Schoolst _$. FE

AND TROoo i APARTMENT. eate MATTHEW 

WHITE BROS.

Rooms a ttBath. $17.50

‘Bookkeeping &&” Taxes 4 

wp.

NT Ui.as 4 aon Ee

_ticnigan n_Anithal Rescue League. 

mates. 

Say “charge it.’

*

LOST: STRAYED ENGLISH SET, 

REALTORS

Ghia welcome.Clark. 7 Reon § AND BATH. ALL MOD-ae HOTEL ae AN MO’ iD-

78

ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE, ler dos. Due in 10 at oy 

anNicholie & Harger | Co. 

Phone OR 23-1205

@ay or week. 4

\2 —— Hlecshy AND BATH. , Inquire 48023 Dequindre, 

cor-

loos Eves ‘til 9 — Sun. 1 to 8. 

iw. Hawley rE 2-260! Reward, aa, leome. 431 N. Perry. ner of South Bivd. West "ure Phone FE 2-0266. 

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1956 
For, Sale Houses 43 For Sale 43 FUNNY. BUSINESS “iby Hershberger For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43 _For Sale Houses. 4“ [gesanta Pree

Houses 

RES LAKEFRONT |

JACK 

| 

"Signs Are Beeryw here ~LOVELAND ment on a new home < 
am. 
] 

. your .

Sapp tate ee mas KNUDSEN $595 Down

fe a RU! A. NOTT, R’TOR. .

-WATERFORD TWP. FE in we Pie. 
NELSON -

ee ee | ere 

BUILD NOW

= 2 ry = one On . home. PLUS costs

In our well Waterford 

NO DOWN PAYMENT |

Sg Dy 19 kitchen, 

ates freely ear srage oad geod land-| NEW 2 BEDROOM

apoye NO MORTGAGE COST

oil air heat, 62 gal. elec-

trie water . Oxi? utiltiy 

Wilh build 7%. free and clear 
room. Home completely in 

HERBERT C DAVIS Sih lst FHA HOMES S| Se

hot a bedrooms starter 

4025,3 Pontiac Lake Rd. FE 56-4311 

full basement, Or 
sash & screens, & levely jot,’ 3 ROOM HOUSE, PARTIAL BATH, 

sulated, has doors, storm | rm. breakfast Auto, gas : kitchen

with small down 

Tyge nocke”

afler §:30. OR

jandscaped. wa ag

100x200. Nicely Has 2, Mecks trom Fisher Bed by Li aapataio aod SoM ¢ sewer, 

2 trait & Dumerous ever-to 

— coto sel) for $9,500 INDIAN VILLAGE ping and. bus.
LAKE 5 GALORE ¥OR i 

"DRAYT ON WOODS . WE TRADE YOU TO ENJOY | SeltT, “Ree covets ute bath, MODEL— Drive out cana!

Oakland 

if you desire country ‘Pontisein 

precen model at 858 Inglewood. |.

ee a i INCOME the, lake district west of 

Built 1853 wins 14x22 living — your own very we bees just what the OPEN DAILY FROM 1:00 P.M.

room, very modern kitchen, 

apt. Tennants

Full tile = & sho pot 

rreaonment. Full) 

near stores and . Huge liv-PEARL .BLDG, CO.

2. ‘believe it or not,
basement wits auto: forced reom with burning fire-

rong, 25 KN ,UDSEN "E 5-7923._.

air olf beat. Electric water . Extra large dining room, or P 

000. TMs. :
heater, 2? car On a jastered walls and ca ALTOR

Riss Bide.

jevely 100x110. e is brick floors, Good dry basement with $19 Pontiac eoBank 

101% w Btreet | Cy at

WHITE 

Eves. Eats 5-406 pe “hao pod J Hy ver shiek: 

7 1925 dg Samy acres excellent 

voor, © rm.

wood, lots of trees. On Lochaven Rd, Almost — -‘aute. oi] race ly $1,500 

at $18,450 cash to new 

FE

down. Better hurry on this ! 

HOUSE. 

or 

FAMILY 

novepenaihe slneeenoelt country 

$45 Stanley. 

SUBURBAN

BROS.

IND. TWE.

NDEPENDENCE 

a A steal at $10,500, 62500 

2

“ON 1 ACRE

a beautiful 

THE[ELMA 3M. ELWOOD Billt 

Hke the "Rock of Gibraitar’ 

rooms, nice bri; living rm. 
a and —. : a. 

Johnson

$143 Cane Mise! Ra. 

PE _§-1284 or ve cae dining 

Like’em Older ?

* “rsentere: 
Tint Rog WE Mer On

‘ecenr-Goop HOU wa separate rooms | 

More Experienced ?

WT 1g Lose pe satin Serve

_lecation,Bargain. PE 4 J er basement Delco oil tirmace 

tm 

110 

In makin, famil

comfortab * ‘Then,

fortable?

ene We, ear arage !

Sylvan Lake-Village Hy ae 7 =: FOR BETTER HOMES 

Imm:sit

down.

Be pon tee!

“Greet the customers with an extra big smile Sag = 

cn 

ealy ti $00

pantie

this

Sam Warwick has several new) ( ) & RANKS 

r 

LUXURY LIVING spacious gracious home built like

zane bomen, Wits 3 Dedreome. | ea REAL ESTATE. | the a s en 

WATKINS

3rg 

bedroom

tr mm 

brick bogie!

ee ae 

% 

= 

ry’ every detail

on

antes

| 

3 BEDROOM VES R

| 4395 Dixie Hw

_ en Until 

i— 
built im range ‘ond “dishwasher. 
arge room, 

a eee 

For r Sale Houses

DOWN | _For Sale Houses_ 43 Fe 4 

—— 

without basements. Massive .| . 

Close in suburban location. Brick

is situa corne:

it ‘sap $5400, Saou ctaref ing fet

Waban, Biroraielg Gchooks and |

best of locations. We have the! 

pncktop roads ‘enchved |

pleket fence, enough lawn 

LAKE

~ 

$1,000 

by 

Features include carpeted

ce-|

kitchen 

Large 2 bedroom bungalow. Com-

yr,

To BUY, TO SELL. a oe 

poet come out and look at it 

and not too much to!

The detached 2-car ga-| 

{iving

ramic 

A bumber of excellent buildin

‘sites have recently become avail:

room a.

tile

lete beth, gae heat, corner -Near B: AR Hy, AIN B: ARG Al N 

with. 

bath, Formica 

|

itehe me: cope

recone = dr. School, Possession poset tor real, estate or used Buit-

features are tops ih ‘ rege 

iameer face -brick, aluminum SYLVAN MANOR colup

“PONTIAC REALTY office, Full price $500. aa

acre R 6 

aig "$2,000

mm deg. ve vonl JIM WRIGHT: Realtor Sea Mearport_plus plan 

carpeting. drapes and

DOWN 

‘has an excellent workshop| counter exhaust fan. 2 fire-| sbie in this beautiful and exclu-

fore ‘hesdy Any places, aluminum sive lakeside subdivision. Located

plctui 

|

man. 

ow, 

worth

Take. wooded side ofa

Metal

floor S and

of 

awn-

screens.

apprects 

ee

arte 

go 

this

laundry 

home sepa-

Toom, cheerful kiteh-ines, arr 0 we ence | Each sporoximatelygate

ber, cont tile, 

nice 

te

rage, 

an

heat, Reinforced 

45 Oakjand Ave PE 5-044)

" 

quic A} en loaded with cabinets—includ-| only. Make vours today. size, Si!

Wer, it| ing rigid restrictions,

we. 

| Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 

ct 

= 

mighty good 

Cali about 

« breakfast room, large spa-

Partridge 

Crescent Lake — agen com-

2 BEDROOMS 

cious, sepa: ding mas-| ; ' é 4 by appointment.

| oLag -4 city bathin, 

= 

$23,750 they Sundays on Chel-

Rd, OR cail for aL 

Eos 24x36 = ho Plastered, 

eive liv room zi

place,

HICKORY GROVE ROAD 

‘Te 

Tole BUD’ Nicholie HOLME 

S-

AND DEN 

sation floors, signeplate Lee

Hae 

ry.

$250 

2 

bedroom brick a with e also features § large bed-real estate and insurance “

z 

43000, FE 2-2106 

piatara window, “laine L, 2-bed:

18 THE “BIRD” TO-8EE $750 Down 

breezeway and rooms, 13 closets, 3 ceramic, full-|. g9 Mt ,Comen St. = ol

basement

«ROOMS, HASEMENT Sle BATR

pot 2

__$8500 with$500 « 

A BIG FAMILY Sice coece Toveiy ve ~ recreation room,| oli fi —-— G d 

vely yo) words. @ acre ear @ Trop. 4302

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 

aRANCH HOME. lot, beeutifully lendeceped _— ery J el tend the one 1 opie

Solecaseddnd 
3 truly modern big any Eves. MA 65-1249

surrounded -with

PAYMENTS 

be Thi ft tress: Wow coals ler aun. 

KNUDSEN 

‘oom, Evenings after @ call Mr. Weitzel, Phone for an tin iment.

heat. 48 ft.

Bateman $37.97

ledgestone ranch home is | rE Sises. ner E

soft —— Sterm win

to order for the successful family screens, Pleasantly located. 135 x NUT | = eS Lovely lot in Crescent Lake @s-

* OFFICE OPEN 0-6 4 UNIT BRICK Se cose tas
man. A conerete drive leads to PLUS TAXES & ee 

125° tandscaped dot has extlusive “Home” ~* meer tates. id bin a = — Only 
The st Plata room is high-Walton Bl and Wainw "Road. = air siear—tiving both are, welt cated! and hee: 20) down) and) 628m

ee large plastered 2 car gurage Model n daily 11-6 at We hi s it brick %.,

Sacrifice a ss Natural black 

vues the ts ts 
Owner leaving state. 3 bed-and Catholic school —and the taxes are low. good return on inves ‘i

A. JOHNSON, Realtor _ 
room house with " ‘s. buses Lace here — price on

ge He “Aasrt oaee Loa berpen| jots, Sus pe fer 1744 S. Telegraph Rd. first ume ‘thie home ‘has ‘been 

Built in the late twenties they | ee eee eee ian Cente 
on terms, HOLM ESBARTRAM FE 4-2533 plus « glassed Front porch, Sod c 

Mar Lak e. ‘. ellprice, ‘Lose, additional information call: = offe: . 7 large rooms are —— condition, Call for a ient. location. Terms.

Otter Full abi 

porch. rooms

WAGNER 

’ , = 3, A -

EASIER THAN RENT ____OR 31000. el1 MA 5-130 . —— 5 large closets, oak ficors and INDIAN VILLAGE over209 fi, lot,About miles

STOUT ST. . m, plastered painted walls,

ftom L SELL MY EQUITY IN AN 4 bedrm. brick with fireplace, from city, Easy terms. Here is

Mode! heme with basement —-" with te basement

Bethy este ‘rece a HOMES me home with big discount, ceramic tile bata, marble sills | the one you have been waiting 

storms and screens, Gas neat Sse for.

— down. 103 N. Rose-pees, ee 3° ee Scand home ts tn ovectent condi.
‘what you pay fervent. xu price 1960 N. Opdyke Rd. down, 3 — eae inside and reation space, carpeting is . 

rege snd "700 foot $7,060 a large 223 ft. ed corner BR tad ait “Bumim iol." | 1. 1. BROWN, Realtor

pod y on, | FE 47197 

Lam pit lf! you're tired of payin 2 1362 W. Huron Ph. FE 2-4810

“nme on —l fe te arive around 

| J BEDROOM HOUSE “IN COUNTRY LaSALLE PARK house i WM. H. KNUDSEN )2 Lots In WATERFORD Twp.

BROWN 

with near _S FE 5. anytime 
houses = Be te ax terms. hool. $650 down. $10 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
—Brand new starter Ph. PE 44516 “MULTIPLELISTING SERVICE 

jburbas living, see this on large lot. Other § and 6 room or bath Covert REALTOR bun ea: or Sat. 

he eled WARD E. PARTRIDGE 6 Ww aren E 471 “ees with full basement. Exter-“1 9 in. Located iilage of ‘hs

1 ACRE burg. Offered for sale at $16,000 

every. detail “bas is j REATTOR FE 4-3581| BARGAIN BA ARGAIN 4 room modern home off Eliza-8081 COMMERCE RD. LADD'S 
. e © mm wont ON Very sharp 5 rooms Large cor-wired al) in. beth Lake road. Full price $5,500

St. between Sanford 

iM Kitchen, ti and joso, w HURON Meaty “went suburban. | Nicely ceding. Lake tea oa ©M 3-4197 Signs Are Everywhere

with verms. Toon Lake Shores

‘car ga-yg make <a pun 

i% ete Bre.or~ei shrubbed Call this : OA Attractive design and well 

Nicely = teal w structed |CARROLL G, PORRITI| “S =" o4,"" * = WA KINS Lk. FRONT a ee

at this ly ol karage hes ae Cute 4 foes, West side, new. 

$1,200 ‘DOWN -C bungalow home FE 27 3 bedroom, tile bath, large liv-2 STORY Ri.FR ot pr | Watkins-Pontiac Estates 

agree that it's a real bar-BRAND NEW ae avr TiT ee on canal, ly 3 miles from ae) West Eve PE 2610 = ad ing room, kitchen with5 eating 

on ER 
on ER 
PE #1101 | ae at 612,000. Better bor-West of town. Lovely new 6 room JIM WRIGHT, Realtor Wonderful condition, Clean nets ttre lange catitty recen. tide of ato heat. dockrow | an4s siise sin sik aeons TT

m™ ie % 

. : modern brick ranch galow 3) 345 Oekiand Ave FE 5-0441-me A pin. Why drive 200 miles on MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. a P a there i mores back 

big bedrooms, walk -Co-operative your week ends when you can 
+. 
with’ $4,500 down

Real Estate Exchange 

SUPER RANCH made for “‘Rover” 

i 

with 

com-bath basement with | py. 

*) 

B ARTR AM

serege. 

i Perry Acres

7 “+o vatrd wi ence a. . Jas

Don't Dare lLook 

enjoy lake living year around?

sotto. Well 

X LK. PRIVILEGES Lots, 100 x 150, restricted to

with

ie

—_

At this weet suburban 2?

No 

Kiddies" to play in. To see this

t-

Extra large bedroom = ranch

. 

600 WN — Modern bungalow 

Tench ahomes. Low as 81.200

|

home, 

and full basement

ROOMS

pao pe 

— 

peta old. Tile beth, _ home on ', acre overlook fish 

z

Leung plumbing. Pav 

pee

you’ 

wish has come true-—only $00

» 

basement, gas furn hatchery. Wall to wall CO iss |

wet. ¢lose to schools, Con-} 

Shrcar atashed “rere €. $11,000

With $2,000 do be

roel wih ‘A 

1a 

e

kitchen. 

we ee

wn. 

_

pastered walls. This lovely home| in the large living

taes 

J

calent mige. terms | 

Reel, Hens Sue] Sty thy

andse al c at only notty pine 

room

“ea bee

ea! 

Dunn Farms

tiled bath and basement, 

, 

lone and built 

Lots, 100 2 170. wood

<5

“JOSEPIL F. REISZ 

REALTOR Ww.

FE } ease or |MI 

Huron 8t

44419 | 

open

= 

‘» acre parcel, 

too 

$1.960 down and it’, yours 

90,050. 

en, 

eee

, 

7400 HIGHLAND RD.

$10, 500 fully equipped utility room, com-WHITE BROS.

TORS 

lots. Low as hie 030 win ¢$105 down 

and prREA!

plete aluminum 

Orion-Adams Estates

storms

|

| 

EM 3-4236

01, 908 fifaeboe fore beer “A zsars — te P sgooege bargain at ;° OR 212 

Lots, 100 x 404, ge restricted

Love x ung alow 10, wi . own.

full Cait)

3 Bedroom 

ates. Low as $1, with $6150

with

tendscaped 

"basement

"Bary “terme 

Open | Eves. ul LU Sun Led 

IN MILFORD

.

MULTIPLE LISTINO SERVICE 

Ro J. VALUET, Realtor 

own.

PLUS FHA MORTGAGE COSTS

$1,000 Down 

OLDER 4 BEDROOM HOME. Ex-

Lew Lee a) y Mrs Burke T pull particulars, | 345 Oakland Ave 5-060)

You can't affordto WATCH THE KIDDIES go to 

school — this brand new 9 bed-+7 Co-operative Real Estatea Eacbangs 
room bungalow 86 ft. picture win-RN

“CLARK 

eee 

tra large rooms, newly decorated 

See this, you'll like it! Close to, “BUSINESS I8 GOOD AT LADD 8" 

schools, churches and stores, 

LADD'S

$27,500 LAKE FRONT — 1 room eon SherwoodFy a

dow inMan pleasant living reom, 
metal = cabinets, Delco oil

furnace bath oak floors, 

modern me wo car ae

Lot r ane Redient heat. Tile $8,900 CASE. “3206 SASHABAW RD. 
ath replace wely i 

C. Schuett
T)ixie 

CITY PROPERTY. VACANT This 

full 

OPEN SUNDAYS 

4266 Dizie Hwy Drayton Plains 

home has 2 bedrooms on 

fleor, the first floor contains « block to Brick construction. Terms. serece.war 

oll heat. Close 

Lake

to 

nice living room, separate dining 

room, modern kitchen, bath, part price Visit our office and look over our 120’ On Lake—600’ Deep 

OR 3-1231

RE

Brick Rambler 

EM 3-4197 |

8081 Commerce oe

RANCH STYLE

basement with shower, auto oil 

lonthiy payments approxi-photo listings You'll save time 

1400 Highland Rd EM 34236 4267 N. Lapeer Rd, or M24

For the small family. La 

eened front porch. mately $53 including taxes and in-and money We have 

over 

250 

bedroom home, 

FE 5-029)

living room with smne fire. 

led on or side — $1.-surance. to choose m. right at large Sieccened porch over-

Ceram.c tile bath

hen, off fired hot 

water heat, water voftener, 

NEW

2390 down | eaxad 250, our door. Open # to

Neus trade ior other ‘preverty 

looking jake. 2 

car 

fence OPEN New Brick Bi-Levels

| RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 

Lot Coopers pind 

oH. BROWN, Realtor 2 Bedrm. Den 

e 

and refrigerator

attached 

Gat zeeds for species and see

RANCH HOME SUBURBAN 3 262 8. Telegraph Rd Open 9-0 

included uM $12,590, terms.

and built Da

suburban 

2 ese homes nea com pleti: 

ir 

comfortabl

priced 

Pontiac 

Huron Ph.

ae 

jots, totaling 12 feet fromtage, Phone FE 3-710) or FE 5-1202 ae 

DAILY & SUN. 1-8 in Watkins-Pontiac skee:

ed 

This bome — 2 large bed-| Co-eperative Real Estate _ Exchange 

_-

Cooperating Rea) Estate Exchange 

for Less Than 

Country Home

‘SesBee it to 

pealing all brick homes with

sesos, 

416 OSMUN. ST.

rooms, 13 foot ong. homey living | 

attached garages, me 3 — 

rooms, 

ranch-type kitchetis

room, 20 foot une en with dining = 

Compare eee value homes. fea-

area, euto mken ot! sureeee: / . Ideal for the large familyPrice Reduced plastered es Nelnghy woraces dla = Rent!

extraordinary 

vanity tiled baths. Full easeanenss 

walls, with picture ios and doors

2 familieede 19 rooms, 2's

or

24 NEW 

‘could be TH m7},

On this 

ranch 

Gas deat. es full price with | to rear patios ooded 1% acre

overlookiae 

Coun! Cc 

home

2 BEDROOM — GAS HEAT 

tached 1'» heey garage, plus Aked Ee 

AS LOW AS 

lots. For the Sasrsalnetine yer.

Priced at $11,500 with 

: : 

acti Mies 

:

room. 

rea-

¢ 

sonable terma. crorkes kitchen, 2 oar

CJVILIANS 

$33.73 PER MONTH Appealing Bungalow

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 

$4.90 FULL PRICE 

tehen equipped with elec.

AS LOW AS 

dishwasher and disposal.

3 BEDROOMS $1,500 down 

DIRECTIONS: South on East In Cherokee H

Bivd. right

Will buy this clean 1 bed-

DUTCH COLONIAL in excel-

' Paved terrace, duiltin bar-

becue. California redwood 

on Osmun St. to open, 

room, 2 nice petites

_ breakfast 

home located outside

oom

room

lent errtenaes throughout, 12 

ao

nook. 

°

first floor has

mdern 

signs, Faneh

$045. DN. 

the city near schools and

xip ft kak © Niproom, natural 

fireplace, full oom, 

en 

room, dining room, 

kiteh-

hous

transporta: 

ant

Por 

pain’ asement with of]

4 BEDROOM less

oan

and breakfast room. Plastered 

small family or oer elt dont 

eats furnace, water softener

en, 

and 

heat-

den 3

oste 

walls, full basement,

furnace and hot 

down payment and ing

walls, 

new gas

heater 

Mo. 

Well landscaped jot with fruits

Only $12,960. 

papper peng 

Sa 

er

water 

Plastered 

oak

rerg ly payments pont the ‘nigh 

every wav.

PLUS COSTS 

and berries. Ideal for small fam-

per 

Phone for further details.

Neat and clean, New electric wir-oa hasamenk. sate heat and 

oi] heat,

ment

and buy Callheme 

base: 

ily or retiring couple.

rent

{Tt pleases us to please YOU) 

and see this Wasa 

land.

throughout, Shown by ap-hot water, 2 

car earage.

MODEL 

today . 

Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor

tment only. well Lemereorr yy Pu re 

PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE

Kampsen 

° » es A reduced to $14, e i

REAL ESTATE now! 

22 (W. reas Street

~ 

CLARK 

NEW HOUSE 

FEATURES GALORE rE 161 or rE. ‘5-2850

FE 46492 of FE 44813 

West Bloomfield Twp.

$1,550 

CASH 

TO GI 

MORT-

LOCATED AT 581 ARTHUR, 

$750 Dn. 

$500 DOWN 

CORNER OF BAGLEY 

Mere is .a spacious 3 bed-

Realtors IE 4.0528 

room 

home, priced at $14.-

$7,500 full price. Immediate 

pos-

950. This new house is lo-
session. Shown anytime

OPEN 

cated in ——— Cass

377 8 Telegraph Eve 

Co-operative Real_ Estate. 

& sun

(Exchange 

Lake Woods has lake 

lus costs < : hebomesaioe nea <seheal ice ith mar |

S YOU IN acre of Tepe im is roughed ||

well re nk, o@ Russell Young | | 

]

I. OPE ‘ floors, electric wtring. You tein 
REALTORAND ols interior and save 44505 

KINZLER

rivileges It “features tile 

MOV E

ath plastered walls, 

cop-

plumbing and hardwood

WE WILE. 

Build on your let. Lovely 3 bed. | 

par 

MODE 

ts Another fine feature 

DAILY

tarea 2 car garage attached 

664 ROBINWOO! ARTHUR C, COMPTON loo 

Seek

From 12 noon ‘ti] 8 pm Dally — rach style starter home 3 

eee — 

Sun FE 5-7423

Mortgage is available 

6i6 W Huron st Phone FF 4-3528

at 

Drive out N. Perry ie Robin ood

Turn right blocks odel

bath, well

& Gunday. Model phone FE 8-0531 | 

4's per cent interest 

_Multipie Listing Service

3 

& SONS 

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

i 

Castell Realty = Ie

studding 

|

HOME OR INCOME

terior all completed Only. $600 -
down Ask for Mr. Brown i 

Located inside Ae sis on 

Sie ts FAMILY HOME INDEED -Plen-

privileges 3 :

Waltham 

ee 

_ 

Ogkiand Ave a FE Balad] 

KE

paved treet. 8 

Teke 

bedrooms 17

a 

. 

4 bedroom heuce with I'y

H. BROWN, Realtor 
full baths, full kitchen with bailt-| ty of comforteble living in thia 4

Toom home Oak floors painted

_

Plumbing. 

etc 

in 

: 

in bar and cupboards His & Her |

HAYDEN 

walls Large bav window makes

ie Huron Ph FE 2-4810

Realty 

upstairs Terms 

closets in each bedroom. new oil

ant 

living room light and attractive

Evenings, call OA 68-2618 

— sacrifice price for cash or can be arranged Dont 
furnace and hot water heater in

Seonns: dese Buin "aoe 

| Yes, ot] heat Garage Full price

OMY HI0RG, terme” HURRY!

maa 

eC vue Bolietle Gil £9 950 with a stim 82,000 

miss this 

one 

|

ats

_ 

Centerline, Mich. 

SLOCUM = 1-4000 

i] Yo mt omiss on 
Established im 1916

FOR COLORED | heat ealfa largeriot Al'very good Mine Gee ne . 

lh SIDE 7 § room modern | 

down. 

| sis

RANCH LOG

THE TREES 68 

FOR COLORED 

;

.

all basement. 2 car garage. pias-| ROIT KERS — Attention! |

FAMILIES 

*€ room, modern home tered walls, oak floors, wall-to-|peinot resstn 

tor all east

with oak floors. plastered wall carpet in living room. Con-| workers. Near J and 4 ROOM BUNGALOW — 4xtD 

venient kitehen with built 

ft 

tone

SUBURBAN Alwnninum sid-

PERRY PARK ONLY sin00 . ed ranch home. vestibule

Exceptoes ity neat and clean ¢% 

Wh Jake privileges, omly 10

2 bedrooms, 14x18

in

4 rms, lavatory. needs some re eatrance to the «pacious liv-and painted walls, 

wae re oe

cup-

home with full base. | 

Nearly new 3 

bedroom ranch Obr JOSL YN miles west

144 STANELY room 

paeahy recreation room finished in| irs, 2 lots, $1323 dn. $35 mo ing room covered wal) to street 1', boards and smack bar Separate

3 BLES. W. OF BALDWIN 

, filet bath. picture win-

2 bedroom, living room kitchen room. 1's car garage Your chi!-

knotty cedar. Priced to sell at t miss this wall with rich servers. trees bearing, near dining room. Tile bath with built-

1 MILE N, OF KENNETT RD! 

ol] heat I'g-car garage

schools end 

full bath oil heat. 1'; car garaee | Oren will love if-YOU Can

Some fruit trees.

oo 

down Aiso, several 2 

to lastered painted 

w 

transnortatton 

in vanity, $10,500. Terms 

See this at $12,500 with $3,500 

on very large AFFORD IT' $9,450 with very

Best of all only $2.000 down

bedroom homes off Earimoor | AUBURN HEIGHTS NEARLY & fee Sedrcoue attached 

down

VETS 

reasonable terms

hiva Ask for Mrs Howard, 18) NEW An excellent J rms plus garage iarce and pleasant IMMEDIATE POSS TON -1) 
Gillespie St. FE 2-6412 bath & utility room Attachgd gs Jot and only $11,050 We CAN SELL YOUR HOME rooms. near the lake, stool, lavea-

a 

“ 

: 

AUBURN MANOR 

HUMPHRIES

large jot. paved si. $7000 

tory & shower ot} heat. Pull aM eee hi nesera, ¥hed:

rage,

KINZLER | 

(SUPE SORE ALMA CO price 04.500, terms. rm. bungalow. Oi] heat. pe

W 

Brick ranch 3 rep aorelay oie

$300 DN. 

82 

WATKINS LAKE

oe 
picture window tn LR 

4

$§ rooms | 

1 ¥

fong"Montitions: Loseteg’ worth

Huron FE 5-6175 

and with vanity ak floors 2 T

|

| 

= 

Open 9 to 9 

full basement. oil heat. On l-acre 

R EAL i YR

; 

et Pontiac. 2 — pega l Re-

;

duced from to $7,980 for site. FE 20474 FE 4-7114

NICHOLIE 

modern kitchen with custom-built {

FIRST OFFERING

Ce-operative Real Estate Exchange 

cupboards. Bath Ample closet | 

|

REALTOR 

IVAN W 

REALTOR

limited time thes 

space Full basement, oi] furnace.

STATE STRERT

Hu e FE ¢-3525 

oO aultipie Listing | SBervice. 

Open Evenings 82 N. Telegraph

SCHRAM

BEDROOM BRICKS, FULL 

laundry room &

Cash to mort-

| 

i 

_

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE recreation

work shop, 

Multiple — Listing Service

room,

$12.600, 

| DIXIE MWY. FRONTAOK; Over 3

-

Two family rip er well 

lo 

|

cated pear hi school! Fourincluding

GATEWAYS to

HAPPINESS 

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 

RESIDENTIAL. 

EAST BLOOMFIELD

|
|

EETS. INCINERATOR | 

Large 4 bedrms., basement, oil

and ioe, down 

| eens:

rooms

3 FAMILY INCOME

MODEL OPEN 12 TQ 

AND HARGER CO 

large beautifully modernized

_ 

OPEN DAILY | road frontage. Idea) for FE 5-5091 or FE §-9471

84000 DOWN — 5 rooms each | 

kitchenette, |

cee rooms.

23: W Huron FE 5-8183_ 
up—aAll nome sean et $25,000with 
Re) 

neat 

& clean oil heat Owner's 

well-con-| 

2T0 6PM | 

If no answer, ph. FE 5-2564

Open Evenings 

dittenea Ot 

ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES

mepest plus veer pet month in-

Seller Realty 

hot sh 

Open 

Evenings & Sundays

$1250 DOWN

TOTAL $15,500. 

heat. 2-car garage. and larg 

lot pple high and dry 61. 730°

se 1111 Joslyn, cor. REALTOR

DOWN-—Near Williams Lk 

come, 

rd

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 

oo 

ES west

crutrede: suburba, 

nm. 

$2,100.

50x180 lot. You'd better Aare 

Operative Real Estate Exchange

=

1954 MODEL HOME — 4 large “4s 

story 

home with LeEbr

ly 8 y $9050 with about half

sional

EAST SIDE AREA TAKE ORION

OU Ter AS 

CLARKSTON CITY LIMITS

3 BDRM HOME 

living room With vestibule | and utility room Ot]h

rooms,

-ow 

2 BEDROOMS Living 

ear garage. Total ees 

50.508. | 'FAST SIDE INCOME, |
room OF R TRADE FIRST OFFERING entrance, master 

bedroom 12'x17" 

oree 

Severs! fruit treee $2,200 

dining room. kitchen, bath, base Beautiful Tehe frame modern to Gf this attractive 5 Tooms anc modern kitchen with custom-built | 
ment’ furnace water heater, | situated plan. insulated 

(XRT. WO BIRD, Realtor Excellent return on this 2 family 

Habeh dag ctgshal fo fiverlots. 330

Crescent Lake Estates 

cupboards, bath, gun trpe furnace Pant Y HOME -—Over 1 acre of |

the minute home 

on ex loor 

oF. ny NS eeee — Bhig

screened fromt poreh, 

garage, 

with 

2 

large 

bedrms

ceptrona!ly large 

Anchor 

fenced 

auto. water 

heater. Choice of 6 ground and a GI resale 3 

or 

ath up. smt. .2 car ga-

N. Terms STNESS 
One year old. 2 bedroom tile, 

arved street cleen imside & 

FE 5-1302

out 

elevations tile & room color: bedrms . tiled bath, full base-| 

Anderson 

ZONE BU

bath, completely insulated. Exce!-

rage 

area

EASONABLE TERMS

Jent éondition aluminum storms | 

Lake privileges ment. breezeway to attached 
Drive out MS9 to Duck Lk Rd l'g-car garage. Just the right

GAYLORD 

LC HAYDEN. 

an“ screens throughout. Lot and 

ROUND LAKE

Watch for open sign

a 

half INDIAN VILLAGE 

home for a growing family 

to

Realtor |

FE £-0441 

PARKWAY DRIVE 127 ft on

a "i

Nicely finished Ickefront home

consteting with 

enjoy, Lake privileges too. Now |

LOVELY 3 BEDROOM HOME

Full Price $8,26000 «Includes 

-large ies} rm., 
le xed street. Across from Cass

86 E Walton 

St) 9.080 terme.

Tri-level Beauty

All nice size rooms, fireplace, gas 

fireplace, red bedrm.,

everything. 

heat powder room, large screened 

Two acres of rolling countryside § ———— = Open’ Ever $ ACRES-— Roomy rural farm home zee en with nine varea, utility,

porch at rear double garage. and or two bedr-om home in trade that they bought this Its an at |

Lowe month.y payments. Terms. | 

bath. Screened rch the

with this six room home 1', full bath. modern kitchen, base-

more $19,500 Terms tractive $5 room ranch type with 

bathe Tenn Ledgerock fireplace ADAMS | ment, corner location, 29 miles width of house. Auto Pot water F E 40521

ulilily room. breezeway. and at-

This ig an FHA Morigage BRICK LAKE FRONT $15.790 

in 32 ft Hving room. full base-

north Pontiac on blacktop heater, elec, stove. new kitchen 1717 8. Telegraph 

ment plus a utility room. You/ SOUTH EDITH ST. road, Large poultry house Here cues 8 pe be sin ly | FE 2-7520__ FE 2-5217

J.R. HILTZ 
tached 2 car garage offering a

BEAUTIFUL SILVER’ LAKE i 

vestibule entrance with closet to

A dandy two bedroom brick home

WM. 

can make this new house into | § rooms and , bath, all modern is ideal “e}bow room" yet only heey own Mmediate posses-_ $25, DOW we eae

& spactous living room with 

nat-

and brick garage, basement with 

& real home. Priced to sell Basement, alurhinum storms and

KENNEDY 

ural fireplace designed in ledge-

: 
: 
REALTOR ~ oi] heat. select oak floors, and 
1011 W Huron 8t FE 5-6181 | 

Open 6 

would be fun to fix it the way 34 acre building lots.

rock complete with fixtures and

plastered walls, tile bath, beauti-

' 3 miles from Plsne Ts

Irwin sgbrase"severei'omts

etn

tots

John K. 

|

mirror A family-sized dining rm. ah F you a an spring! $0.

Three Acres.

ful kitchen, nice Hying room with 

down, $50 per_month. After with §2,

i 

2 apd finger-tip kitchen with 

= 

own

vent 
with 

Lots of fruit trees with this two |

Met endgaeas utes (of (lake 4-1) lo ; fan two 14 bedrooms 

OR (

PORTLAND

Charles. | 

REALTOR

. 

R. ". x VAL UET.
level home with six

Ww. = REALTOR 

Realtor

ST. WEST SIDE INCOME -}-family

net 

rooms

I piety closet apace tile bath

. 

ot] Heat, water softener storms car garage with cement drive. | 3 bedroom home, good condition with 3 rms. and beth each Since 1925

waren 

OPEN EVENINGS "TIL_ 

_ 

10l's _N. ag inaw Street

price $11,500 terms. Call , 

Not modern, but sewer avetl, 1 Private entrance, full sc sips

leas Ppa Ee | and screens. awnings, TOx150 ft

— 

eee 

y car Lassie pl With a little fixing. oi! heat, fo Phon 5-9447 |

FE "21804

“TEMPLETON 

Ip this excellent location we are ate mut ark fenced ict 

Eves.

this woul ke a very comfort-| business. Large lesulatea 

or FE 5-498. | 

DRAYTON |

MULTIPLE refi SERVICE offering this large five room brick = ®" Diclachan poke . 

ga-

~

able home. Total le = rage ergo for Lapa or |

$1,000 Down Payment For Sale ‘Lake |‘Prop. M4

| SHABBBY HOU: needs decorating| corner terrace with lot 30x80 eth eee ahemideal parking. garden| ‘8** ’ 

ccna oun

for

home 

small

heat, 

oe OU ee

MAY. 

fey Le

BE THE 

$4,500. $725 down, $40 perm shop, $12,900 with $2, down |

ten

minor pleced ng good sound 11 | 

or 

Two acres of land with a nice

has 

ONE 

WOODS

roo 

modern farm house on '» | 

spot, 

COLORED Call tonight.

gas 

a com-ce 

» oe

4 room home. Utility room and| 

LAKEFRONT |

3 bedroom home, excel. cond

acre of land. Suitable for large | fortable place to live 80) . 

partial basement. See this home | 

WHITE LAKE AREA—New in ‘55 _

Immediate possession, bee

family or income $5.900 down \ 

Beautiful setting on private lake. '

and make a cash offer today. or |

LAKE FRONT BUNGALOW 

To Sell To Trade 

heat and 

hotAft 

$7.95 

4-bedrm. home 

on dou-

auto 

water 

ore 

lot.
ee 

Thside the _) mileI circle. Brick! 4 limited number of excellent

availiable this

buy it with $1,000 down. 

tots

beaut:

pecrogmm $5900 
heat 
in liv-
Vene-
landscaped. | 
$16,600, 

MAHAN 

you" ber IT-WE'LL INSURE IT you can

WARD'S ORCHARD 

are sifll

So 2 bedroom home Larse ‘ 

ing with double stone fire-| 

im

2 

{ions FHA approved Cet:

jient 

Attractive shingle bungalow,

brick. barement and

ga 

con-

room

cas 

Total Price $6,750

schools and lakes. $1, ae) 

Newly decorated, Carpeting

to 

sisting of foyr ‘arge rooms nice 

place 

den. Dining.room.; 

cen he Sreaaaca n-

terms

—— 

beth and kitchen. only 5

ine and hall, dranes. and 

Wisner & Lincoln School district 

5 room home. Some furniture in-

vears 

pay ween ttchen. 2 complete meet individual needs, to

WERINE LK. 

old, nick beach at door, excep-|

tian blinds. Nicely 

tiled large enclosed porch

will gel furnished, if desired. with builtin “barbecue, Attached 

HOLMES.-

tiona, bur

Whitfield School district. 

:

room m 

eluding stove & refrigerator goes | 

FIXER? Order Classified.

terms,” | 

scar gerage. 

Many other fea-

with house at this price. See this

os. ‘Nice ¢ WE 8ELL — WE TRACE REALTY CO, REALTORS

‘privileges. Only 8 PT) 

Co-operative Real Estate

CHARIS. Realtor. 

ads to sell, rent, find.a| FLOYD KENT, Realtor | 

npShe egyto sell. Call today

home 

now

Exchange 

BARTRAM

GAYLORD : 

FE 5-6105

2-8181 is the | ¥. bewrence "CRAWFORD

DORRIS & SON FE 2.0263 

‘good job, FE

‘L .Templeton, Realtor FE 4.0521 

FE 4.9584

1075W. Hur |

| 

Ccavamert Power

FE 4-1557-| 

number 

! A | 

Next 

to

REALTOR 

AGENCY

a

Want 

Ad 

4392 Dixie Ahab

au & Telegraph 

2-0502 | PE 2-782

& PE i

Orhher 20602 

72 W 

Huron 8&t 

NEXT poos uk BRANCH 

136 E Pike St Eve & Sun 

$3") W Burn FE 41540 |

FE 2-5217 | Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange | POSTO 

Multiple Listing service i MY 1143 ' Eves, MA 51248, 

= 


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ry SLICE OF HAM | To Fer Se Mscelaneott1s 60| Cameras, 614

Sele 60 Equipment 6A. 

soi ten Alne Moew. 8. Ph. OR vaaem, ee |
ed CLEARANCE SALE:

PONTEAC REALTY 

or Less 

Argus. 00w vector reat nee~~

san |Bama sam WITH. UICK | ION 
LIONEL & AMERICAN Reg. sees0, "special, only B09:

SERVICE? FLYER TRAINS 

s ter TOC

PRE-SPRING 

ne

Then . fs the place 

CLEARANCE erei ares ate 

yeas, trend sev, :

SERVICE STATION 

auto, furniture or "ind 

vx i268 Sees presset, 

= traveled ‘highway ah acres tree 

Ie gf I

BROS. lots of room fon a 

new. Master

doine ecod buninens prea pect Tt 

L.H. BROWN, Realtor 
Ph. FE $8121 = ited eeses

BUILDING “Sites 

1362 W. Huron Ph. PE. 32-4810 

Mo

C. Schuett 
pe tne. * Ts, * pecial $68.

LAKEFRONT. LOTS On M15 Near U.S.10 Home & Auto 
ean eee

used, 

~ von EE: nn oe ‘e weed” $21.50.

contin aes Loan Company

and enclosed vulitng’ 200 

Wired200 am BER &

dotCommunty’ Nati Bank ‘Bide. hens anaes

po ———e at back of 

for bouse yoy YSALES co. Avail deposit wilt hold in lsy-

: a Paved bi= way. $28 Mortgage |

Excelleat — Loans54 

with artridge 

"Ep Ss 

Is the “Bird™ to see 

neh omer See

LOANS $600 to $1,300

AND | was. 

Choice ecenic TODAY'S SPECIALS coe ™ “am to Sale Musical Goods 62 

waterfront -pases 3 ‘or the cm 
byes _oarer os afore Hod NORTHERN dround 4-4Sacra, 3. “home edditions or 

excellent year hardware, electric“WHITE BROS. ls ~~

SE = cee —-gy 

cleanest bars in = “north, Valu-EALTORS po ll sed estate included at "Fost gare or aac,

$ gerene oa on 2685

noesOR 31206 ya 

on terms. __Lapeer Ra.

Open Eves. a or 

ALL TOOL USUSERS

Acreage center _ Ree

_For Sale 47 Station im the of Michigan's8 font, 3a crvtons 

expanding " kc 

truck, storage. tanks, real estate Swaps

and all for $29.50" plus stock. 
Terms, 

$150 DOWN, plus tmvento: on 
this little ~ «just _

Roy Annett ee tleket for ¢. 

Now 
REALTORS 

s teady Tusinese. wi peri] 
8-0466 

rade for house or contract, 

Sele Howeeheld Goods. £2| Sale Household 57

Goods 

* Openaes and Sunday 1-4 
195 GE ELECTRIC REPRIGERA-| SINGER CONSOLE. ROUND BOB:

WARD FE. PARTRIDGE annys you. tor and 17 inch ‘63 Magnavox. 161 bin, Late mode! Take over bal-0.6, O A

8, Per ng

__ Willard. ee at $9.08 per pee

REALTOR FE 4-3581 PBWARDS ¢OUTLET 

CIRCLE a ee. |

NEW LOCATIONAT Ce CENTURY er 1 moni tela! 

——— b and ». 
PICNIC PARK 1%4 BLKS. West ioF TELE RAPH chairs, this © aa) coon end SPECIAL EUREKA VACUUM — hi as tee-ror pan Bg on i F 

OPIECE CENTORYDINING | tic. Dealer. PE Bite. Newest, test . 

tables, MA 6-2206. cleaner, 5. Floor W Huronoe | pen Ge ae -:

a reation rooms, $11.95 value, 95:05. 1 gai, & teller or 0.00| 

THRUOUT fae B. MUNRO, W_

R. 1060Mh

3% acre Fern mond et gest 

of and OPEN EVE. 7 To * Raley detestMichigan ie: | FLOOR SHOP “Dratnieh& Bech. big discouat,

FREEZER _|aroves, sovawr sou. 13 9 ,,' Co.

to Products OL

__ Sale L € 552 sweeper, and mise 1096 11 Cu. F ers, 602 Mit, Clemn-orescent, 303 Orchard Lake Ave. 8. Saginaw Bt. Open9

Land Contracts

modern kitchen, 

Elec’ motors. Want % ton

heat, 12 grills, "8 tables, diving ton express, bag ce-National: vertised e Pets chara ara 4x8 PLYSCORE AN AMERI

pickup, % 1

‘leat, nd, DISCOUNT, BAL-: groove. inet, condition. Call t

@* janes. R. B Munro, 1060

ointment. rms. etc, All on black top poo J retook” laping fake "or co.’ | 6 pm. PE see ss

7 at eesoo

$39,000—térms 

make diff . OR 3770 FWo oxi2 VELVET RUGS ¥7. ee ee 

CHETOLAH SHORES Phone FE after § p.m.

2-2406

FLOYD KENT, Reales

Homesites with oeveceee 

s000 4 W~. Lawrence TIMELY USED 
Next = Somers Power Ag bg SPECIALS | 

home with A ARD $ cu. R. O. E. refrig. #080 | PER CENT OFF ON DISCON-

ment, Balance owing$6 ae tor ‘om plete ‘of Ss“ & bate refrig. : os g m4 peeet Semen colors Warwick's,

RedH Orse 
:ON 

-. % per cent. ($1. 220" Cost 

$4,880 canner ALL

Rent L B: 1s. 49 BARNES HARDWARE | ,%.FE cous. 2 ite model Magtags 0. 8

Lease Bus. Prop. 49A 

tq_W_Meres Ot. ng lh Eyes. |} used Hoover vacuum... | ibe

TACRES OR ‘ORE. 7sonA PRI-
LFASE SELL — UIP-
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor aiik Of TA __ Norge gas range.FS 2S | Admiral T.V. 39.95 caanane pi = ss PUMPS

vate party. OR L ARGEeee 262 8. Tele; TV esa pone ng these a 

Phone PK chestiype freezer. bis cu fh | GLASS TOR DESK, LAMP. PLAT-| Rca Pour — 00's | Res, 605 1-3 HP jet pumps, now

outdoor pa a “or FE Si32" we erm, vege, cad corner oe and chair ac 6050

Sal | Rea! state Exchange

Co-Operative Estate

we For Salo Farms 48& ond kaa ite Pontiac Tih,ieering‘compartmentOh | ,0oard. Al sold maple. OD TTON'S Brand |e ee ataitoe well fet 

eee 
PoR 

(eee

Fess. x down,

ne moneynay 

FARM FOR SALE 40 ACRE. 25/6250BUSINESS BUILDING. 10061 TAVE SEASONED | _condit 2-318 __ Furniture 
Gy 
Ap Bliance es 
with, or ttbout stock and tools |_ OrtonvilleRd. MA 65-4000. __ oily rin trade Mert HOOVER CONSTELLATION 

small. houses, do not have to be 
able for any business, 375 Auburd modern of acreage or what have 
Ave. FE 3-0414 eves FE 2-5219. 

yd Malak, 6737 Kiam Rd, Otter STORE ROOM FOR RENT, 8UIT-

won. |TRADE-IN DEPT.

Lake SUmrit WRIGHT, Realtor

per 
chaser & exce 

Oakland

100 ACRES For Sale or Exchange 50 345 Ave. PE 5-441 ae Pg ey A, aaa before

: PPADS OSS OEI OOOO ALIS, R. D. RILEY, "BRORER tate eeenenge a7 ments. $38. FE ‘van ND | ype. dinetio set ise -— our price 
Elizabeth Rd.

leve] farm im rich produc-$09 Lake FE 61157). LARGE HOT POINT RIGER-be. living ee ae a tise ~ Discount Saco RELLY’S HARDWARE

pide — rictnear Cass NOTICE ator. reasonable, FE 5-512,_ 06 value framed pictures $ 98 Sih IT WHAT . Auburo F iby 

pel _ a sd haan Be = to or land. contracts, Money to Loan 53 LARGE REFRIGERATOR WEST-| Metal dresser $17 98 Cant BE *

Would ie 

ipped. rope: s and or . ve et

~~~ (State Licensed Lenders)

tiac ~~ | SWAP YOUR CAR, TRAILER OR 

Barn poh a pera pedlens val free and clear) in 
lot for down ——— on a bew 5 Nout — WYMAN'S ome piu.

Qk house, granery, corn crib 26x36 Ade —— home. bars 10W Pike ; EB 41122 

t-rm, farm hose with full base-NOW Fine loc iy 8. minute “ORD'S S SPE Cats” a fertacrege mete ag, = teombaon a ree oe

CASH

ment. Tractor, grain, hay, ae.) drive to oy lmits. 

openfor ioe 5 pe. dinette set 

Roofing

PAY LATER PLAN biter blyLake. % Used TV rn and Siding | Oxford. ° ae

FLOYD KENT, Realtor | bere TV's from 924.95 up 

4 W. Lawrence «| Besinesess Oppertesiesisl51 
| peelrey ‘eae! eesmounie ven EEMBREE & GREGG id-a-bed, see #8 . wp Big Savings! ated — Doors .

oS 1565 Union Lake Ra. Used Ons Stoves i yl 5 SEE $22 

] hd Y = afford one, write or come Union Village

Next tS Onsen Power | BEAUTY SALON Lake LORD'S ; ie pepene |. eA Taree. stoc 2x16, 2512, _ingulation -

EM 33316

| Downto wn jocatton Established | 

+} 20 years Recently remodeled. _ BENEFICIAL Furniture and Appliances | §Q%30 Fat, ate Mopars dua ‘oh aptee re aces 

120 ACRES. 7 ROOM MODERN booth units 4 dryers. Owner ee)

reeds Large barn. Le anere Wrigier's Cmary |aha Waite’s Television 50 We -:

basement | tirtng, will work with buyer until 1 Oana

FINANCE CO.

payved road, $18,750, oes with clientele. Cash or )_ Durrant. | PIECE MABOGARY, DINING | Downs S

Fieay ‘of other farms _term 45200, after pm \T Ww. bemcene st FE 2-0240 WILL TRADEme OF IRONER FOR UNION WRECKING Co.

P. W. D “Loa $23 TO $500 larger mode]. FE 6-3450 before 3 
ea tet Tg eta Sore

i BU SINE SS & HOME AXTER *. Th nah old —— sed refrigerators $74 Used aA rt“

WiLL, TRADE ‘61 FORD CUSTOM 

ONE Rae TWIN BI BOX 

_— | Grocery and meat store. 64 W. Lawrence St |4-1538 | aH. 

Overdrive. _ spring and mattress. P22 cemwy El te pail aeaatool

| and wine take out Caeuiedifen| 

Daily a0 tk oe

COUNTRY HOME, $11,500 Sw way in thriving TEAGUE FINANCE CO. car or » er MAHOGANY OVAL ~ DINING — ar ad and Srerees. 40

com-| eee . 

Ideal place to raise your children Tossing $100,000 a year | 202:N. MAIN FE_ 17-8201. is aemanleaia E bles, 6 chairs,” pair chests, high-eee ate 33 optytae ots tht

3% acres of scenic beauty, ideal | Masonry con with full. , boy, Chaise Longue, 2 chairs, PPLIAn

WILL TRADE AUTOMOBILE OR

for tobogganing and skiing. 10 basement Home is modern 2 bed-ROCHESTER, MICH. | truck for your tracto farm

room lakefront $10.000 down plus | ures, . tt te mJ

iesies and willBey differ-Soler eos) Sohantt Closet poor

ecres only nodere LOANS $25 TO 500 cases, Mie caeh, _mingham, Ml-6-0454. Gk UME FIie‘ECT Ric

attractive 3 me ventory will handle buildings | 
ences. 

ce

AUTOS

barn. Located 10o miles an Ct business LIVESTOCK MAJESTIC RADIO-PHONOORAPRH | “* BE Se tus the see cE

PANG US 1919 M15 HOUSEHOLD Goops saneote eomb. Exc. cond. USED . TRADE-

DORRIS & SON Phone Ortonville 132 Collect Ph Rochester OL 60711 OL 1-9791 __ForClothing

Sale _ 56 

M N. 2 PIBCE Livi M DEPT, | i one a% “ — 
752 W. Hugon 8&8 | efficient equipment. Parking. rt Families YOUNG MAN'S NAVY BLUE SUIT suite. G FE 41459. ~ wel yonee : Sears ize 0203. PLASTER D BA MERCURY MOTORS

REALTOR FE 4-1557 DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT NEW 

condition, Hes 
Co-operative Real Estate Euchange. _location, _3355 Orchard Lake Ra 

30,000 

2 button gabardine Gise . Like | ren2 Set tow tm out werspouse. | SALES AND REPAIRS

re Iea PRIQERATOR. LATE toeicen iho ot... oo

new, $20. Phone Of 3-5402 

MULTIPLE SERVICE 
OAKLA\ COUNTY'SCe eain | rigerato (apt. eize) we 

LAKEFRONT fATS1 M LISTING | Recommend Looe __ait ” geht 161000. | Drop leaf table $20.08 
[SS es i, og “cut "guaiiy”"osiawe | ANDERSON HDWE, 

LARGEST Elect renee 9 io) | Fomine

Price of $12,500 includes stock | 
Located oe of Pontise on and modern equipment for this 1>-14. Girls

fae

_clothing, FE 65-2675. “ 

main road Features a mod-outstanding grocery and fruit | Buckner’s Cuesta, Canton, canine, decks A Nelevision ~~ 

market. grossed over $150,000 | n 
| DRESSES, sUITS AND FORMALS cickses Feom dividers, fecord “THOMAS ECONOMY 

1954 sales tax will prove owners Also maternity dresses. Gise 14 

oi] heat, 2 car attached ga-made over $15,000 net lart year, _ Good condition. FE 5-6355. FURNITURE CO. 
Four (4) Buckner Conven-COATS, SIZE 10 301 ee

Tage. et barn, chicken -call us for details. This is red GIRL'S AND12, PICK. & “PAINT STORE 8 1 gg 
fent offices tn Pontiac area, _one_ with hat, FE ¢2719,

coop, and acres of land, hot. . ‘343 Oakland Ave. PONTL _Mr 
mas Rasy can bpr-

where Kb

Full ‘price $14,000 you quickly PVT. PARTY WANTS GOOD USED it RCA_UsED © —. USED WASHERS $2050 ANDOP.

terms. Cail 

DORRIS & SON row up to on small . Shirts, pants, suits, 95. TV antenna kit, $9.95, . B Meare Electric Co, 

once-a-month payments » 
You get full amount, no

\REALTOR FE 41557 ir rei oe quan WALTON TV wi Buroe

752 W. Huron &t B size 
Co-operative Real "Estate Exchange 

deductions. Walton, Cor. Joslyn PE 2-2257 ew ayne Gabert’s

J. A. Taylor 
J. A. Taylor 
2 STALL tary SERVICE STA-WILKNIT ~ GUARANTEED HO pliance Specials 
| then er location, low in-fery for men, women and ehii-

REALTOR — INSURANCE 
_ventory 20173 
COST OF BORROWING at 
dren. 360 3 HEYWOOD -WAKEFIELD BAR-4 96 $188.0868 00 

100 Oakland Ave Call FE Buckners IS LESS THAN Orders taken at N. wn taeta-xwre 

Open Eves, ss Free Parking YOU THINK _Perry. FE 4-5001 REL BACKIN FRIEZE. TY 95, 1728.
SA

STERED CORAL @ |

NORTH PERRY STREET. COR-

SEBEWAING, MICH, ner Giddings road. soned manvu-
et ™ BEVERLY 8YLVAN $200 95 Norge’? -oven gas TTIRN : 
faeturing 1 310 foot frontaage on | Get needed cash quick!" Sale Household Goods 57 |

FARM $279 8 ON re . uto. was her $188 08 on tnt rae 4,000

w .
Perry sre et 606 foot on Oiddings | from Buckner's friendly

Will trade 60 acres of tillable road Approximately 3 acres loan company ja Buy. SMALL RADIOS, TO 3 mace BEDROOM SUITE BOX atin Norse 3%-inch sute a4 Compilers. Any model.

8 

—— Inquire at & Ra on duct work. 
18x48 chicken house, 18x18 brood-foot 
| 
5-875 ye After 3:30 MANY OIHERS TO CHOOSE Terms. Call | 
er house, located 3 miles north CANISTER 
|FOR SALE A UNIFLOW DEE 
of Sebewalng and 1 mile east of To Buy To Sell To Trade APEX CLEANER ~ 7-PIECE LIVING | 2 YRS. TO PAY | tank. 
Saginaw Bay. Includes — iene you BUY IT—WE' LL INSURE "| Buckner 
new, OR 

land, € room home, 42x59 barn room home Offered at $68 front $12 Also record players. FE 

With attachments, disposable bags OO GROUP 121 N. Saginaw PE 5-6180 Fr s ‘eam _=

2.002 

ke $25 3-8762.__

ment. Priced at $7.9 lf R MG BILT APT. BIZE Gas | i SRC.a HEATER r al To

| Modern 2 plece suite’ 2 modern | WEL -BIL 52 GAL. 
low west seh Feces. Wondertul-Finance Co. ! TRADESINS GUARANTEED a er nee FE 5-869. Wkdys aft. 4 pm ae sinks & (1 $68. up 

$1,500 down, or trade Fae ae. APPLIANCES te table mate coffee ta-range. Excellent condition, Call | 34 . Auto, Gas heater. rr) 

Auto washers up

hunting territ . tri r t

Wringer washers $23.50 up 
Offices located: Refrigerators $30 95 up 

REALTORS 

R.D. RIL F x, BROKER MAHAN | 
are | 
TALL-FOR S07 PAY | #uimuroot cas gave, ‘go, ltr due Beebe 
609 Elizabeth Lake Rd FF 41157 Vacuum cleaner $7.95 up

REALTY CO. 
Pontiac, Ind Floor National Bldg Roy's Replacements Parte & ONLY $2 WEEKLY ToRIAt anak pat ‘eeeAT L&s. Fra QUALITY — Fr.

160 ACRE FARM, .FOR ‘SALE Co-operative Real ‘Estate Exchange Pearson's Bank Furniture ARQUT ANYTHING you WANT | ° ee: gemma tollets,

Service, 
ington om blacktop road Laerge * Dravton Plains 4512 Disle Hwy. AUTOMATIC WASHER EXTRA | 42 End tables, t oe book-

whole or part Vicinity of ‘Wash-06 Oakland

PE 20268 Orchard Lake Ave FRE 47881 CAN BE POUND AT as $i ‘’s: 32"21 bie sinks, $14.95; 

. $198 

\ 

| hand basins from $1006. @. A.) a moute the Asking

brick house end good buildings 1075 W. Huren 

8 Fire ‘rarer Ore at case headboard beds complaia | Thompson, 80 § trv. -OR_3-3433, evenings only. BRIVEWAY GRAVEL SAND,

$66 Slectric_ $28 FOR BALE ELECTONIC. Baz GLoEs and in" manure, FE

NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH 

stove. $24 refr twerators 

ti

or 

will rent. STillwejl.1-7231 

rt

up. ranges. 

ome

POST OFFICE 

’ as elec. tp, beds. all sizes, un (Streoe * ew

Plastic Wall Tile. . 2c ein Snes ete ts ce eno Criss cane conden, Pusne Newest design for madera beth | Se avei, gaND & FILL” DE

igo ACRE FARM BY OWNER 

& 

$5 

' 

5

c 

11 rooms ang bath $200 per acre 

NORTE WOODS 

Unclaimed Linoleum $2 49 | t dinetie sets, 5 2-6594 ms alue These | OF. vel, SAND 8 FILL. DEL.

$140 cnestalane Wao. slightly factor’ Also

_ 

645 Jossman Rd Ortonville 

Surplue Paint

Saretusl oeiet He

’ 

| ois bacco. 

a)

A 

i |

gh) 

marred.

lavatories, bath-

EM 32631,

| PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. SUFPLY

are

targe

176 mt frem Pontiac -a modern 

s

HOLLAND "60° PURNACE AND |

pipes Also fron Fireman stoker | 

selection of

—* 

FOR FARMS AND ACREAGE 

rae ee

eats 

eg

restaurant 

fully equinges 

| fae 

de

a

Call Rutledge OR 3-111! FE 40003 

tubs,

cera. 

shower stalls Mithinen Wash, sand end gravel, fill dirt,

Trucking.OR 

ins ideal motel y 

Itarold’s Paint & Tino =ting row sa p ond all controle Can be seen in Fioorese %3 «Orchard Lake cement & 

mortar.

MUL TIPLE ‘LISTING SERVICE 

parement 5 actes Near 

14 8 Saginaw St ereen Lemutton 0teC0 )ee mse | operation FE 4-4195 -| ave __ 1834, 

|2 PIECE OREEN LIVING ROOM Usk OUR Lay Lalap bgp tet |

| tute $90, FE s-a70 we OF LAY(AL WAY PLAN, Garage Doors 

ove 

TRACTORS Dp 

i on gen Riding a9 Ry pice 

Heart of hunting A fishing @rea

SMALL FARM 

Real eoperen tT Hiness forces 

sale 

$8 

oe eeree and 7 room 4 bedroom THE! MA. FELWOOD, REALTOR 

fl race an me | oe. Fe St ._ a

PRE-EASTER SPECHAL.| "Suv the toon nae. toy 2 ecres of | Berry steel overhead: factory sec-Keown mowers, ; including, 321 and _Weod, ¢Coal & Fuel 67

sedi bog hb

All sizes and prices. Large | 24 .in 7] Mowers. : 

FE

Very good location, nice-

| onds

landscaped $3,000 down 

Studio Couch $1500, free

y, 

pars

SMALL Rea FOR SALE.

JIM W Rik Hit, Realtor 

r mode on rage

Sey $25 ore pany 2 TOS. modern door en your fsrage coms | iced DONT BUY. & MOWER In | DRY, BODY WOOD, #6 CORD, UN

flees | abana cmt, | is eerie, Eat ore) Calta

Cheap for cash FE 5-6770 or FE 

| 

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c 

aa rite cme cae 

= 

48576 

ty 

rte

auburn 

345 Oakland Av FE 5-0441 

aera

tal 

coe

mi.

Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange ~ 

STANDARD OIL CO. 

0 ‘ontiac

$12.00 f2eee on 

|

east

Rd

or 

o

“pe

ully guaranteed. Delivery 

.

epics. pevaktast 

| 

Auburn 

Sig Sook tat gmc. Dixtete MOR 3-en00 A & 7818 or fete oS Pe parte of Puei 

=

net 

rr 

eon

Oakland | 

.

aad installed No down 

payment.

Sale Business Property 49 

Is now accepting applications to 

rames $550 io Ut 

Shrubs 

week, Maytag Washer, late 
nal condition, $39. Phone 

Be 

(371.8 Padd rE 2-0 p 28010 PER chard Lake Ave. FE :
a ree 

cod

lease a multiple stall service 

-

station in the Bloomfield Fics. | 

oad” psencah mattresses $15 98 For Sale | Miscellaneous: 60 GaAs INCINERATOR ; a Ge shee Tse $78 KINDLINO ' em

est

3711 |

area This station is located at 

New cotton ma $ 095 | cent light fixture. irt’s summer per oon Teles asa a an FE 4-049

OnEiE WASHER WITH 

Excellent condition, Rea-

la a CeeT

|

busy intersection of Telegraph she | 
Long Lake Rds Living quarters

Investor's 

Loan Co. 

New stable lampsos cad be ral \2 SPACE HEATERS Trek a dresses, sites 8 and 12. FE 58-2002, 140 oer "ie.f. jest make room for| §UMMER SEASONED SLAR

® ri-| welding tting torch G@ @ M BAW “SHARPENING

timer 

SERV,# | ‘stock

Commercial Frontage 

gauges 

wood. ih2-610 delivered, FE 4-6588.nn te

st eel

attached to this station. Mod-

sonable MI 6-20000°

are 

PerPiants, 

Z

t 

cooetft xi acount “Come ad | ay Warnes NTERS > made tad reeaeeaeAd saws a AC KE TT's 

Trees, 

© 68

erate investment, financial assis-202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG 

yet

BOTTLE GAS

Directly across 

osed shopping 

foot on Elizabett, Lake Rad 

Only $8,950 with $1950 dn 

tance available A real opportun-
ity for the right man For fur-
the? information, call WOodward 

FE 2-9206 | 

buy tell & exchange every i ut cn. sharpened. ame mowers sherp--LDING SUPPLIES = |

e 

wen nn

New low price Complete tnstal-

| thing for the home Best in tools at lowest prices ened and A’ S-6811 EED Loc

eon outs $10 ce gas, Kenyon 

uelgas OR 3-24 

|° Oakland kurniture General Warehouse 2258 Dixie 2285 E Walton FE 5-1835 O81 Disie Hwy. _Clarkstom Oe eeeen eke

2-870 Ext 224. Eve. calls LI 

. 

1048, Saginaw FE 2-5523 | ee ee ~gteetRic sd HOLL INOSHEAD VARIETY 6: rORE USED ELECTRIC 2 and 3 yr to 10 inches. #10, 15.

2 je SEC icnaL

FE 2.2787 

6-895 7 

CHAIRS

LOANS

Bateman & Kampsen 

4 miles ow strom r intmen, on. rit

Me pars’ alimatss sours | PuMEyareeted naires and void, fot "egteime and Meeo-tes | J WVATER HEATERS || _Puiip ontl-ien cians, Betro.

CLEARANCE. _ SOM!

REFRIGERATOR. $35, 00D RUN. “| For Sale Pets 69 

~ 

»

CASH

“VETStS TALK 

FOR SMALL RECORD 

|

Real 

LL

FE 5-8755 

.

players

377 re “Telegraph Eves BUSINESS * 

$28 to $50 $25 ta $500 CASH FOR VOw ke FURNITURE ning condition FE -ANC HOR i ily NCES a = UNEP approved for uae | MAKES" st ZS 90 1A Oo Ne. eo Cone nee

Co operative Real Estate Fach 

( OMe ITY LOAN Cf ) 

or toois, OR 3-271T | REFRIGERATOR. cee 5 cu 9 money do HA aopreve | Consumers: line 50 i | 4 Cat PICK _ $49 50. C REG MALE BOXER, d

Ee Lawre FE 2-711

LIOUOR=HOTE! FF 5-8968 rr i FREE ESTIMATES FE 5-767] | 11950 value, $49.50 and $50.50; TERMS CONSUMERS POWET | “pom

“ele ekuarce

12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20

M-59 | 

FRIE Not Y S&RVICF 

REFRIGERATORS_LAST ‘@ (2 OI BURNERS 815 $30 Oa | These are slightly marred Also CO 38 W LAWRENCE FE 5-151 |

Small modern hotel with active 

F YEAR'S rs

: electric. of] and bottled heat-

53 models. One of America’s bext | _ 37669 crs af terrific! valiea’ ‘Masohine | USED SUMP PUMP. $15 KING | @ ois “OLD THOROUGHBRED

brands. Perfect, guaranteed | AIR COMPRESSOR yore | Bros, FE 40734 avail. 

jac WALL TILE RN FT

WHE N YOU NEL

liquor bar near lakes in Oakiand 

SE PAINT

INLAID TILE

PAINT, 

HOU 

1 HP BRUN-

‘alues)

393 «Orchard 

Michigan

Lake | 

or FE en |” boxer jes AKC papers

pape

:

new,

Counts Beautiful 

owners 

apart 

pup

i ve AVINYI 

ase

f

$25 to $500

WEST OF PONTIAC 

ment Land contract will be 

GAL $3 50

con-

feea) tts es Gao Ser ansec | hrasceetie, $82 e " ae permur Pele 302 2

E field tree! at

RUBBER BASE

SALE 

oe 

ey

ALCOHOL ANTIPRER SE veed machine. Michigan Fiuores-| — = ane CABINET SINKS. BEAU-ano. 9400 15° B. F. Goodrich | ESE

RS HURON. FE 4-3064 303 Orchard Lake Av hey Hepat Aes odel $05 value,| deep freeze, $200. Originally cost| 

skiered @s dowa 

payment 

:

constituting an entire 

Ma VARIETY STORE

used 

BURMEISTER 

AKC

cross 

streets 

cent, 

ages ee 

building suitable for 

You can get tf quickly

sonry 

on vour 

pear ree i en OLD WILL 

REFRIGERATOR $2960 Davenport ara ently “marred tn transit. | $425. Also modern tabie lamp. | £TS.

office, insurance or re@i 

in business signature, car or -furniture. No 

trade for $300 cach or will trade

car 

on 

estate business on the property endotsers Payments to suit vrour| f : hecho Washer $15. New rollaway meaeleiek testha. syaieue Shen. Pleas. enya ms =e id Sp pegged ball ®. 
will ae. if necessary Ask for 

» Ben Franklin Sudcel We ein be eicd to hele | Hae yomethioe of equal value 

ede, complete $17.85. Electric ; Se oe ee eee

in the lake area near range $20 Dining set $19 so. j an Fluorescent, 393 Orchard’ VENTILATING ) PANS | BRITTANY Poprins REG. LIT-

Russ Hick Required $13,500 down pat you with your moner problems | DELUXE LIVING ROOM SUITE. . & FOR KITCH-
covers guaranteed inven-

Apt. electric range $34 50 4x8". Plasterboard ........ $125 ake Av ns, $49.95 value at $2995 Also tet. OR 3-572

HOL ME S-BARTRAM _No dealers FE 2-3587 | Hollywood, frames $7.95. Kitchen or Patera KNOTTY PINE PANELING 6” large selection of door chimes at | Bc TONS AT a uD Pore

tory. Owner -will sell reql estate 

4302 Dixie Hwy too or give option for it» pur-DISPLAY MODEL SPECIALS _ . airs $9.95 Youth bed | 48%. Plasterboard $19 10° and 17. $145 M_ iC&C) ‘Oak extraordinary values. Michigan! Curtiss. OR 3-0296. 

_OR 3-1950__ 21 Ty Reg $330.95 at 0179 96 05 yr. crib complete $1695. | 4x7%e Plasterboard $ i96 flooring, $140 A quarenteed samara event: 393 Orchard Lake <— DDT = 

chase ae Pine zh sn IES. 

* . SSS ; 30 © 7 SPercag fe tgtoel hae 95. Daybed, com-| 4m10 and 4x12 eiso, In stock paint $298 gal Flat or ename! | Av
FINANCE CO sicscg RE SB plete earson’s Bank Fur-ee us for prices on Rock Lath| — sired. FE § -

DIXIE HIGHWAY FRONTAGE MICHIGAN BI SINESS | |

ft. of frontage om a corner’ 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidé Wringer washer Reg $12995 at. 
pares with 4 cabins, store bide. SALES CORPORATION FE 4.1574 | 79.95 : | REBOIET Wanna ReneS 25 Ib Crown Coat In @ o% 725 paid erica = les Pettit Yourself _ ol rE AST We R Ps AR AKE E ats 
modern 5 room home, showing + coer refrigerator Reg. $529 95 

ail makes guaranteed Thyle Elec. 25 !b Joint cement in Q -$220 ANCKETT'S : | Male babies, new cage, book, $5.88 

1573 S Telegraph Rd. a | tric, 802 N Johnson, 45168 250 " som usies $ He poten) SUPPLICA OR\P ENT | $91 Fourth St., off Joslyn 
the best _cf-terms 

excellent income, $27,00000 with 

FE 41582 Full size Gas Ree. Reg $149 95 66 6ft))=6perforat tape § 0) . < | R SALE AKC REGISTERED

Plenty of parking | at $289 85 SET OF DRUMS LARGE OIL 9 Ib. dag of gypsolite $115 MA 5-58 Floor mer ~ hend sander — nee boxer, seieers eld. Phone 

at our front door er ow galion drum 59 |p ag of lime -§ 69 8161 Dixie Hwy Clarkston wall paper steamers-wazers & ita 4.3456 Call be ° 

Elec Dryer. Reg Secs 95 at $139.95. 
With # 3 room modern home, to BUY. TO SELL REALTOR , : | 1 just 1 of a kind

1109 FT. YOORHEIS FRONTAGE Man's Chiesao selleris GE sags ata tiaccotte $255 ) } furnace vacuum cleaners. Oak-oi A tween 8 6.m.
Electric tron gen Call a tied piyseore $545. LL IKE MAGIC! ta e@ anc Paint 436 Or-| —°_?.™-= 
ideal to build almost any ty PARTRIDGE I8 THE “BIRD” | i THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING — piers”: a ees turday. | gigi, ee a $305 | Folding disappearing stairway chard Lake Ave, FE 5-6150 LABRADOR RETRIEVERS, 2? FE-
of business $0950000 full price’ _TO SEE 
1 SHOP j Py 7 | 26.98 "| POR THAT males. Ready { r train: Cham-

with terms, will take a car or 1 ACRE. BLOCK BUILDING ON | xtra Fast — 51 w_auron _FE 41555 

housetrailer io trade. _MI15, Suchy Realty Ortonville { /ELECTROLUX,_ LATE MODEL, SIMON veins THAN TYR_OLB (TE MPMDe My HRS, on, THAT PET [PROJECTAT pion at ated Maytale @&613.

ath ear mo. of | 100 ft. bag 2” insulation £425 CHU RCH'S. INC, ore Sap Ay. ase a Montcalm. LONOHAIRED ua ier ba OL

: | “Like mew. Take over balance of : | ® , -

SOUTH BLVD. 120 FT. ~ CONVALESCENT 

| Service |e Se per meetal ot 810 28 gor ine e. FE 86-1564, dealer. | 107 Squirrel Ra. PE 2-0233 Sundaye 10 te 4 “Closed wren ord. ON MM

Close to Woodward, approved for 

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THE PONTIAC 

PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 20 , 1956 TWENTY-SEVEN 

ae 

Dan Duryea. (4) Studio 57. Ruth 
Hussey plays mother of family 
whose life is upset by gift of 

WILSON -VILSON-GM 

mirror that predicts . coming 
events in “The Magic Glass." 

(2) Highway Patrol. Broderick 
Crawford in mystery drama. 
10:45—(7) Sports Headlines. Don 
Wattrick. 
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. John 

Bentley in “Bombay Water-
front.” (9) Film Theater. George : 
with George De Witt, host Sanders,Hasso in “‘Scan-

Signe 

Delivering 

1:45—(4) News Caravan. John! dal in Paris.” (4) Little Show. 
Cameron Irene Vernon in “Rendezvous.” 
8:00—(9) Film Theater. Weldon) (2) Miss Fairweather. Mary Ann 

Heyburn, Jeanne Madden: in| Brownley. 

es 

“Sea . pair of bud-|13:29—(2) Les Paul and Mary 

0 Blatz Beer in the Oakland County Area

dies break up a gang of fur) Ford. Music. 
smugglers. (4) Bob Hope Show.|11:25 — (2) Nightwatch Theater. 
Hugh Beaumont in “Blonde for a 
Vivien Blaine star in “The Awful Day.

who'll be ogling the glittering be-

Truth,” comedy drama about|11:39—(4) Tonight. Steve Allen, 

ih

minked and bejeweled arrivals. 

couple getting a divorce. Dick! host. Terry Gibb, comedian,

s * * 

Foran, Hedda Hopper added est.

Inside will stand the 8-foot-tall 

guests. (2) Phil Silvers Show | WEDNESDAY MORNING | 
Sgt. Bilke and his platoon think 

ex!

6:50—(28 Meditations, (4) Today's

they have discovered uranium

| 

a 

will watch the New Yerk-H 

wood event. : 

6:55—(2) On the

Uranium.” 

Farm Front.

Baxter 

in “The 

Big 

| 3 

ring 

8:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (7)

Evans. (2) Navy Log. Nazi 

U-boat eludes U.S. Navy until in-Little Rascals. 
car to the best supporting actor. | 

Saint, who will hand out the Os-

telligence officer works out in-8:30—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) 
genious plan to trap-it in “The Wixie Wonderland. 

Marion Brando, who is in 

;

Fatal Crest.” Liam Sullivan 9:00—(4) Romper Room. 

the best actor

Manila, will present | Nelson Leigh featured. 9:30—(2) Love Story. (7) Heart 
award by film clip. 

[e:00—(7) Make Room for Daddy. throb Theater. 
| Danny Thomas learns a lesson 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 
| in “Don't Yell at Your Chil-10:00—(2) Garry Moore Show. (4)

See Hampton for TV 

| dren”; comedy with Jean Hagen, Ding Dong School. 
Free Home Trial _ Rusty Hamer, Sherry Jackson. 10:30—(2) Arthur 
| (9) Guy Lombardo. Musical va-Ernie Kovacs Show.

PHILCO RCA VICTOR 

| riety. (4) Fireside Theater. Ozzie19:55—(7) News. Story

| Studio.

ADMIRAL

EMERSON 

| Nelson plays a scientist who can-|11:0¢—(4) Home. 

Coe mamta GLECTRIC not bring himself to fire his 13;39—(2) Strike It Rich. (7) News, 
DUMONT SYLVANIA beautiful, but incompetent secre-Robin & Ricky. 
tary. He promotes her instead

Terms Available 

> CITY BEVERAGE CO. BUILDS GMC TRUCK FLEET!

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 
Trede-ins Accepted 

Free Service Calls 

and almost causes a national 

catastrophe in “Shoot the Moon.” 19,99—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten-

Joi Lansing plays the secretary. 

nessee Ernie. (7) 12 O'clock 

(2) Guy Lombardo’s Diamond) 11 GMC TRUCKS . . . that is the tremendous fleet City Beverage Co. distributors
Comics.

HAMPTON’S | Premiere. songs Prayer, On. em

Jubilee How 49-39_(9) Sign 

epi Heh 

of Blatz and Frankenmuth Beers and Ales are operating in the Oakland County Area 
to guarantee fast, safe, dependable delivery to their many retailers. 

Beulah. (9) Folk Songs. 
12:45—(2) Guilding Light. (9) Fea-

turette. | ' WILSON-GMC Company

rose above incurable disease to 

| 

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Tube Tester MUNTZ TV 

1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) (Color) 
| Colorland, (7) Charm Kitchen. 

—_ 675 Oakland Avenue -Pontiac, Mickigan

SERVICE |. (9) News, Shoppers Show.

Bring Them in by the 

'1:15—(4) Fun to Reduce. 

. Member of Oakland County

Bagful! 

Phone FEderal 5-9485

1:390—(4) Jean McBride. 
1:55—(4) Fran Harris. 

Electronics Association »,, 

Open Evenings ‘til 9 

‘Hampton Electric | 

825 W. Huron 

“BUILT IN PONTIAC 

BY 

PONTIAC PEOPLE”

— 

2:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. (4)

FE 4-1515 

Hour of Shows. (7) Stars on

Open Eve. TM 10 P. M. 

Seven. 
céev iW / "158 Oakland | 2:30—(2) Linkietter Houseparty. 

i. 

'3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4) 

Fs 


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s iuieed 

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|_-WEN TY-EIGHT 

Leukemia Study 
Grant 
to UM 
Given 
Scientist Freven Swamer 
ANN ARBOR (INS)—The Amer-MEN'S Ene ually f »euees

who are so dependablethere ‘Alas, when @ map has money)

‘that

with a jaundiced eye. Cap-

women 

able of seeing below their surfdce 

_|beauty, hearing the nags below 
their dulcet voices, investigating 
below their fathers’ Dun & Brad-

“Istreet rating. 
His’ tone was low, |STHLL LIKES GIRLS 
“Me, let’s face it. I pay my $35 
» | dues, stay single and know all 
ithe offensive and defensive ma-
neuvers necessary for member-
ship. But I am not fit to be an of-
ficer.” Ralph apused, humbly. 
“Some uncontrollable instinct in 
me likes girls.” 

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As a consequence, R. Anderson 
is not even listed on the board of 

-_|directors. “There is no chance for 
is virtuallyturnover.

no 
“There has been only ong cacsu-| 
alty among the board in 10 years.” 

of southernas a likely

Texas lo-
cattas clin @ uel ot 
means, for marriage. purposes. 
At this, he almost lest his 
aplomb, not to meation his beer. 

“Means, she said!" he said. 
“My dear, statistics may show that 
there are more than 120 million-
aires in Houston. But they are all 
married, even the little rich ones.” 
(Ralph explained that in Houston 
there are two kinds of millionaires, 

announced!

he is taken, more’spity. We of

the 
the Bachelors’ Club have profited 
by their — our' motto 
being ‘Hepetitio Est Mater Stu-

i : 
you'll end up-a salad. Being con-
ladaad” 

NO¥ RICH ENOUGH 

Actually, the bachelors’ group 

which ‘numbers 150, including a 

divorced. man who was readmitted) 

by special amendment, are not 

rich enough to get into unusual 

amounts of this sort of trouble. . 

* * * 

“There are always hazards,of 

TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER

course," Ralph says. ‘In white tie 

| It was pointed out that similari-

advancement in the Bachelors’ the “little rich” with between’l and) 

“|Club because we have a self-per-10 million, and the “big rich’’ with’ 

Dave Spindler

‘a few of the boys look prosperous. 

ties between human and 

*

mouse 

They have suffered critical lapses. 

petuating board of directors—men over 10.) 

into love neuroses at these times. 
“Women,knew, be 

any treatment for leukemia cases,

you can

TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: 

However, it was hoped the re-
search may open new avenues of 
study of the disease for which 
there is no known cure. 

| mighty ruthless in their treat. 

Believing that a good offense is 
the best defense during the long 
Houston nights when the bréezes GOP Leaders to Meet 
and girls are perfumed, the Bach-) 

to Map ‘56 Campaign 

SINGER

elors’ Club members have set a 

WASHINGTON (INS)Republi-

—

high standard in their dating.

Portable! 

With new motor, 

22

can leaders from -the 48 states,

Ladylike characteristies are listed 

four territories and the District of, new 5-speed foot

in. this order: Oil wells, brains,

fo tonger need a typewriter be drab. Expose your 

Columbia will meet in the nation's

beauty. control, new sew-

Leones ‘me oneof Reyels new pastel colores; 

* _|Capital next month to map an 
light, new cCarry-
The theory is that “if a man’s| “all-out” campaign to win the 

ing case.

going to lose his indépendence,| November elections. j 
money’s as good a salve as any to, GOP national chairman Leonard 

soothe away the pain.” « Hall said the two-day (April 16-17) | 

5-YEAR GUARANTEE

“GOP family get-together” 
Only one of New York City’s aimed at devising “the hardest 

Call for Free Home Demonstration

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Royal Portabethan hax RED STAMP DAY & |Iketoowne | Sorvior 
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The Standard Typewriter in Portable Size 

This is Red, a little owas wineme : put together right. S AM’‘S Weceoenn 2-YEAR GU ARANTEE 

Come in and try a Royal at: . 
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board, and cut out carefully around the circle. Cut out also around the 

Eina Sewing Center

Byas 

‘To make the toy, first color the picture brightly, paste it-on card-

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the dotted line thruugh the middle, the head will stand up, and the 
horse wil] rock. 

If you want a rider for Red, find a picture of a boy or girl in a 

* 4

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able to put the foot in the stirrup where you can cut a slit in the dotted 
line, 

| Donna Hammond of Houston suggested this one. Do eo have an 

idea for Junior Editors? Send it in to this paper; it may win $10 for 

you. 

‘Tomorrow: Boy in a Bottle 

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l-piece base is water-tight! Chrome plated fixtures included 
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fixtures are also included with the lavatory and toilet! 

Plumbing Department. Perry St. Basement 

The four moet desirable features a whiskey could have 
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