ee Technical Center My 4 ’ 4 \ Fi s ae THE PONTIAC PR UH, Westher Bureee Forecast: | E "| ag 3 lag ig Ls . cE 114th YEAR * * & — PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956—68 PAGES « — #0c™rrp rane Guten panes PxoTos ‘i. ts — | Post Is Assigned to Critchfield GM Executive Changes Include New Manager| , at Chevrolet Division Appointment of Semon E. Knudsen as_ general Bl ! Stee! Industry. fe Getting Ready to Close Down iefs Successor & & * Survey Tells zx ke k& Tells Facts on General Hospital — Plants Begin to Bonk Auctions Off Odds and Ends | Furnaces as Saturday Strike Date Nears Town Holds gee he NEW YORK (#—The na- manager of Pontiac Motor Division, effectiv: July 1, was announced today by Harlow H. Curtice, presi- dent of General Motors. Robert M. Critchfield, a GM vice president and gen- eral manager of Pontiac since July 1952, will assume direction of the GM process development staff at Gen- eral Motors Technical Cen- ter. | Critchfield joined Gen- eral Motors in 1921 and was assistant genera] man- ager of the Allison Division a4 to his appointment as ead of the Pontiac Divi- sion. The post given Critchfield is new fn that it represents a broadening of responsibility for the process de- velopment staff at the GM Tech Center. In it, Critchfield will re- port directly to Curtice, GM presi- dent. tion’s giant steel industry \began banking fires today — ‘aS a precaution against a ‘Saturday midnight strike of 650,000 employes, negotiators strove anew to find a settlement. Management and union. representatives agreed — to get together again at 3 p.m.’ of men, women and children move despite an exchange ,of angry letters last night. The letters first raised and then dashed the possibility that the —— ‘present contracts might be ex- Pentise Press Phete tended beyond their June 30 ex- L. C. Goad, executive vice president of General ‘piration date to postpone the strike munity sale. going on for six years. sive glassware is auctioned off. search of an antique. Schmidt, and his two sons, Ejlif ae NEW ASSIGNMENTS FOR BOTH — R. M. . Kan. Critchfield, (eft) who will leave his post as gen- The townspeople are accustomed to the commotion. It has been Weekly Sale LENEXA, Kan. w — Every Friday this quiet little Kansas town 20 miles southwest of Kansas City awakes to the clatter of a com- | First, the trucks arrive and are unloaded. Then come the curio | but: seekers, the bargain hunters and those in search of amusement. Occasionally, a buyer happens upon a collector's item. It's pos- sible. Everything from a long piece of rope to a set of once-expen- Shortly before the auctioneer begins calling for bids, the crowds about, examining the heavy boxes filled with dishes, furniture, garden equipment, phonograph records, books, and sometimes a washing machine or a refrigerator Others poke more carefully among the whatnots, obviously in The weekly sale was started in 1950 by a Danish family, Soren and Gudmund, and typifies other community auctions at Paola, Lawrence, Ottawa and Leavenworth, Motors in charge of automotive divisions. Critch- and permit more time for negotia- field will assume direction of process develop- ‘tions. ment staff at General Motors Technical Center. That left the negotiators with | : | but three days to find some solu- Cancer Research “" Senate Action Not Likely cers seas Million a eta . . From Congress on Special Vet Pensions eral manager of Pontiac Motor Division Saturday, briefs his successor, Semon E. Knudsen at the Pontiac offices here this morning. At right is Governors B Out of ‘57 C Gary, Ind., largest. ° s * WASHINGTON —Congress has ox Williams hairmanship ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (@—Gov. G. Mennen Williams of the first furnace at U.S Sttel’s Of Michigan was bumped out of any chance for the works — the world’s conference chairmanship yesterday as the 48th confer- ence of governors ended in a flurry over segregation. personnel. There were ad- Examiners Laud, Criticize Facets of Organization Director Urged to Alter | Conditions Which Raise Operational Costs Pontiac General Hospital has been raked over with a fine-tooth comb tn the form of a thorough four- month appraisal of its organization, management and operation. The study .was requested last Novem- ber by the board of trus- tees. The findings and recom- mendations in the 139-page survey were made by James A. Hamilton Associates, hospital consultants of Minneapolis. Good things were said about the operation . and Knudsen, 43, has been general + io , | Gov. Williams was bumped right off the executive Verse criticisms lodged the Det BE appropriated a whopping 48% mil- Banking operations there were g e executive , "gine ad oa dace Sture on ea 2 | ‘lion dollars for cancer research °° ne en as ae but committee and that killed-his chances of the chairman- —— rulne Rg oie ee ee ee ‘during the coming: year in a“ P© layoffs until Saturday. shin. Instead, the governors named Gov. Thomas Bleon me ernest WASHINGTON—Prospects seemed dim today for Knadsen, former G! at, : poi y bill sent to the White he ce aie aera a, Senate action on a House-passed pension bill with a House. ° reer with the Pontiac division in special $90-a-month provision for World War I veterans. mamefcctering aesigunent’ | ’ Proposals for bigger payments to service-disabled vet- He served successively as chiet °Tans and to veterans’ widows and dependents were ‘inspector, defens plant, superin- Stripped from the measure during a turbulent session ——s< car assembly plant ‘yesterday -in which the i general magter me- chanie at Pontiac. He later served House passed it and sent it, as director of General Motors cen- i Son of the late William 5. | Some positions were suggested | as unnecessary; new positions were recommended. Everyone from board memberg to the laundry manager was evaluated. Room rates were found in line with average rates yet adjust- meant in special charges was sug- gested. Some salary schedules contributing to a high operating Bethlehem Steel's Johnstown. Stanley of Virginia as chairman. Pa. plant, employing 16,000 men for> The compromise bill provides and Aer Reagent HEP ee $2.366.380,781 to finance the Labor nually, began production cutbacks “he Chairmanship, Williams ’ Department and the Department this morning. The program began has never made the post, | son e utes (of Health, Education and Welfare in the coke oven department, with everytime accompanied by in the fiscal year starting Sunday. piact furnaces and open hearths : | The House and Senate each t, follow. ‘rumors of Southern opposi- / ® ' a ae ‘Resign Rumors vote. | Similar operations were on ‘2p | “Aithough he denied it, rumors MILIND The total compares with $2.363,-. @reughout the industry, although - | 2 4A fi f ‘ ‘ fi * 4, 7 i A y ' j i \ Le i i } i i & . | le i : { v I \ fi f é } : =e if spectacles jen at 3 p.m. July 4 and 7, ‘leased now or before the second camp uniform of green Bermuda | U.S. Army contingents worked Week in _— because of CAA and throughout the day, delivering b: ag." ations, Murphy continued. ‘gage, transporting personnel and) Three men lost their lives when, according to witnesses, | ene plane in a formation of three collided with another plane fiy- ing in the landing pattern over | the airport. = Murphy said today he doubted 7HE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘PHURSDAY, JUNE) 28, 1956 eT om" = eT": of Arizona's 14 counties * Ike to Go Home (Open Air Political Rally Group Reports The Day in Birmingham ‘Bank's Shareholders J" xs ar Next Saturday . “Gains 1 Pound; Plans to Convalesce on Farm at Gettysburg ito speak briefly tonight in Birmy joy WASHINGTON Uf — President *s ductors reported to- he bas started to gain weight for the first time since his opera- tion. This encouraging “news came as the President prepared to leave Walter Reed Army Hospital Satur-' day morning and continue recuper- ation at his Gettysburg, Pa., farm. ‘Eisenhower looked ruddy ona — last night as he made h “public appearances” Ae - operation—three te =< window of his hospital room to salute serenading Army siidehaan, He waved and smiled broadly. from. the ivy-rimmed window as; the U.S. Army band played a con-| cert on fhe grounds of Walter Reed Hospital. Mrs. Eisenhower twice’ was at bis side * ° ° E’senhower's weight now is 163, p@unds. It has stood at 162—a loss of 7 pounds—since his June 9 operation. Fisenhower had no appointments led today beyond a confer- efige with his chief assistant, Sher- man Adams, and other staff mer- bers. The National Security Coun- cil was meeting at the White House with Vice President Nixon presid- ng. Senate Not Likely to Act on Pensions (Continued From Page One) Wil be offered by Rep. Adam: Pows': ell (D-NY). The amendment would bar any federal] funds to schools which con- _ tinue’ to maintain segregation, which the Supreme Court has out-| lawed. The general consensus is' that the amendment's adoption would doom the bill to a Southern filibuster in the Senate. Poa parties appeared split election-year p ao bat House Republican Leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. ‘has predicted @ majority of GOP members will vote for it. In the meantime, the House and Senate conferees are meeting to- day on the 960 million dollar in- crease which the upper chamber voted in the Eisenhower air budg- et over the administration's objec- tions. ~Some GOP conferees were pessi- mistie about their chances of scal-| German invasion - buildup which rage diners ponihy The House in en a similar attempt to) expand air power. But some of their delegates to the conference onan now it may be wise to the air budget. CALLED ADEQUATE The White House took the | sition just before the Senate ac-| tion on Tuesday that the 16 and two-thirds billion dollars igre! Eisenhower asked for the Ai Force was adequate to maintain U. S. supremacy in the skies But the White House said that | ‘Scheduled for Tonight Repu date Donald S, cratic Lt. Gov. Philip A, Hatt and 120 candidates from both parties for Congress, State Senator and ‘State Representatives are expected) ‘ingham A political rally sponsored by) the Birmingham League of Wom- len Voters is scheduled to start ‘with a torchlight parade at 7:30 tonight. Speeches, starting about 8:30, will be given in Shain Park if the weather permits or in the Truman Heading Home to Reflect ion European Trip, |’ SOUTHAMPTON (INS) — A happy Harry Truman headed for home aboard the liner United ‘States today “to contemplate’) iwhat he has seen and heard dur-, his . sixiweek -tour of Europe. | e former President ducked iquestions on-American politics at a fina] news conference but re-| istressed his distrust of the Soviet 'Union’s ‘‘new look.” Truman said “I never trusted ‘the Russians and I don't trust | them yet. They made all kinds ot promises to me at Potsdam, then went home and broke them.” school tie’' from Oxford, noting that he was entitled to it because| of the honorary degree conferred upon him by the renowned univer-, sity, people of Western Europe are! friendly to the U. S. and that as soon as possible. brate their 37th wedding anniver- ‘sary tocay (enenre | Se aboard the liner. Red Movie to Depict | Stalin Military Fault MOSCOW (INS) — Soviet movie fang soon will see the Russian film industry's first crack at the Stalin legend of supreme military) genius. * The film, “Immortal Garrison,” tells the heroic story of the de- ‘fenders of the Brest Fortress on) |the 1941 Soviet-German border in | partitioned — ~ es by the Germans from the first hours of the June, 1941/ invasion, the garrison held out for 28 days. Only one man survived. For the first time in a Soviet film it is revealed that Stalin, ‘failed to .alert the army to the) preceded = attack. | The es opens on VE day ‘near Berlin as a Soviet tank out- fit pulls up outside a prisoner-of- war ¢amp which has fust been ta-| ken over from the guards by the prisoners. Clarifies Decision » on Election Rules spexk for five minutes. Democratic eaten can- didateg Zigmund Niparko and Paul Sutton,\and Republican William S. Broomfield, George N. Higgins and All ten candidates for state sena- tor, including three Democrats and seven Republicans, also will speak for three minutes each. A majority of the nine eat for the state Legislature from tricts 3 and 4 are. also eaten: Candidates for county office at-) tending the rally will be introduced} to the audience, Mrs. Rex said, but will not speak, Ex-Diplomats 180 Polio Cases Public Health” Service Says Salk Vaccine Is Proving Eftective WASHINGTON @—The VU. S. Public Health Service said today 180 new cases of polio were re- ported last week, exactly the same as the previous ‘week. * @« ¢@ Ordinarily the number of per- sons stricken rises steadily dur- ing the height of the polio season, from June until late August or ‘September. A spokesman, emphasizing the vaccine is “extremely effective” is-lamong inoculated persons, said it is still too early to forecast the’ polio trend for the year among) the entire ——— Ld Among the 180 casés reported last week, 94 were paralytic. The total compared with 277 in the corresponding week of 1955 and a 1951-55 median of 419. The service reported a total of 1,332 cases through the current Said ‘Lonely’ Burgess and Maclean 3 Truman was sporting a blue “old Are Without Friends, jump British Paper Says) LONDON (INS)—Ex-British dip- lomats Guy Burgess and Donald be the loneliest men in Moscow. 36 * * © spondent who recently visited the; are cold-shouldered, friendless and ignored as a result of the Krem- lin's new policies. In addition, the Express sald, the two men are more of an embarrassment than an asset to their Soviet empleyers and they have been relegated to obscurity. Burgess and MacLean, who fled from Britain in the face of spy charges, were said to be assigned, |now to a remote annex: of the Rus-| | sian foreign. office writing informa-. tive “appreciations’’ of Western, policies, essays and evaluations. which are rarely read and then ionly on a low level. OCCASIONALLY CONSULTED The Express correspondent said year to June 23. Comparable figures for 1955 were 2,310 and’ .373, In 1952, when the sharp! did not occur until July, there were old, aad 3,094. Among the ony Texas report- ed the most cases, 37, That was four higher than the preceding He said he was convinced the 'MacLean were reported today to week. California dropped one, to 36, while Louisiana declined from |22 to 15 and Florida from 11 to 8. he would like to visit them again A London Daily Express corre- [i{fnois went up one, to 10. Truman and his wife will cele- Russian capital said the two men Houghton Lake Girl Named Cherry Queen TRAVERSE CITY w — Nancy, Kay Phillips, 19-year-old brown- evidence indicates Salk polio daaass year, which began about) cogs ‘April 1, and 2,399 for the calendar Would Keep BIRMINGHAM Housing stan- dards, now well above the mini- mum zoning requirements in Bir- mingham’s present ordinance, _ |would be maintained at their high level by a zoning ordinance being drafted now by the city planning The planning board met last hight with the planning consultant, David Geer, to discuss the prog- ress on the revision of the zoning ordinance, Work started about two months ago, today, the board plans. Much build- ing done in the city is far in ac- of minimum requirements in present ordinance, members con- tend. tinue his study on height, bulk and meanwhile on the mechanics of ‘the ordinance. haired beauty frem Houghton Lake, was named national lover the National Cherry Festival here July 12-15. The planning board had met the| ‘previous night and agreed to pay| bounded by Oakland, Hunter, Law- \dale and Madison for the group of He and the board will continue, \Re-Vamp in Zoning Eyed: High Level. 20 to 25 General meeting of the Congregational Christian Crurches of the United States. The Rev. Robert ports, with a total of 25 runs. ‘z= Pontiac Deaths" John Chunovich John Chunovich, 69, of 675 Cart- ical i Ue i. 3 years ago. A member of the Catholic Faith, had been employed at Fisher Body Division. Surviving are a sister living in Austria and a brother, Nich Chuno- vich of Pontiac, three nieces and one nephew. Service will be at 10 a.m. Sat- urday from the Huntoon Funeral Home with Father Michael J. O'- jRellly of St. Michael's Catholic = \Daniel R. Stevenson jot Mr. and Mrs. Richard Steven- son, of 2546 Adams Rd., died June 14 in Beaumont Hospital, Royal Queen last night and will reign for an appraisal of the five-lot land|Oak. He was born in the —_— i June 13, 1956. Besides his mother and father. Nancy Kay, who entered as Miss! |adjoining property owners who Daniel is survived by a brother, Houghton Lake, won out over 19) ‘have indicated a desire to pur- John Walter; two sisters, Kathleen other girls representing communi- ities throughout northern Mich- jigan’s big cherry growing region. | Audrey Levandowski, Miss Man- | istee, placed second and Bonnie) Elliott, Miss Petoskey, was third. | With the other four top entrants they will appear as the queen's court during the cherry festival. The others are Marian Danforth, | ‘chase it as a& park site. | They wish to prevent commer- icial use on the edge of their resi- dential ee. * «6 | Beginning this Sunday, and until |September, the Embury Methodist ‘Church, East 14-Mile at Crofoot, | |will have offly one worship service ieach Sunday. Sunday School for they occasionally were consulted yficg East Jordan; Ellen Mitchell, fourth grade through youth will be. ‘by the policy boards of Pravda tis Leland; Carolyn Mae Bour- at 9 a.m., and worship service for! land Izvestia and by some of the’ do, intellectual weeklies but that their advice was more often ignored than accepted. The correspondent said it was untrue that ‘Burgess and MacClean| had been used at any time by the Soviet foreign office as advisers on Western policy. "He quoted a Western @plome!| as saying the ‘Value of Burgess. and MacLean was apapeieeyd small as it was, but it is now nil." Kaiser Reports Earnings OAKLAND, Calif. (INS) — Net earnings of Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp. were $43,293,295 for the fiscal year ending May 31, LANSING (®—Atty. Gen. Thomas \compared with $28,565,377 a year if there must be’ ah increase, it, 'M. Kavanagh modified today an earlier. Net sales increased to $330 would prefer to limit the hike to) 500 million dollars; which Republi-| cans advocated. However, the GOP plan was. beaten, 47 to 42, in the Senate. The Senate increase was the — result largely of hearings of the Symington subcommittee wh ich! has been probing air power. The| unit recalls Air Secretary Donald A. Quarles today for further ques- tioning. ‘New Mexico; Michigan Floats Win Top Awards KANSAC CITY —New Mexico's! figat won the grand sweepstakes| award for the most unique and beautiful entry in the Junior Cham- ber of Commerce national conven-! tion parade yesterday. five floats from 48 states some foreign countries were) e in the two-hour parade.| New Mexico's float titled ‘‘New Mexico Then and Now," was en-| tered in the state or industrial | theme category. Michigan took second place in the same division. The Weather Pull 0.8. Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partly y and ceel today, high 70-74. Fair end continued coe! tenight and tomor- row. Low tonight 54-54, high temerrew 74-78 Mostly west to merthwest winds - = a mites an beer teday, diminish- ight, Outloek oy temerrew night raf = cool, low y 6-00 Teday e “Pent fae 3 Lowest temperatire preceding 8 am At Sam = § Wind poieehy 38-30 mph Direction: Northwes Sun sets Thursosy at 813 pm @un rises Priday at 458 a.m Moon sets Friday at 11 11 am Moon rises Thureday at 19-88 pm Downtown Temperatures : 6 OM...5.--..- B11 a.m:.......... 8 7 a.m eoesees 55 12 m ener rene 64 Bam... cercee- 56 1 DM..... 000% OG. We... cus... 58 2p. m..........68 10 OM... cece i] Wednesday ts in Pontiac |April 16 opinion holding. that the| same person cannot serve as a lmember of a township board of jcanvassers and as township in- le pillar Raps retary of State James M. Hare, \Kavanagh said the earlier conclu-, 'sion was based on the fact that while acting as canvasser in town-| ship elections, the officer would be’ . |compelled to investigate and cor: [rect his own mistakes. | Insofar as it relates to town- | ship elections, the attorney gen- | eval eaid, this is a correct state- | ment. of the law. |. However, Kavanagh said in the new opinion, the idea of incompata- ‘bility does not necessarily apply, for example, in a county or state ‘election. — Whether or not it does would have to be determined from the facts and functions to be performed ‘by the board of canvassers at each election, he said. Posse Stil Searching for Ohio Triple-Killer WARREN, O. (INS) — A close- ‘knit posse made up strictly of law ‘enforcement officers continued | their hunt today for triple-killer Alfred Wilson who is still believed. hiding somewhere in the nearby Phalanx Station- eee ille area. s Wilson is a, in the slaying of his two sisters-in-law and a teenage girl last Thursday after, escaping from an Ohio county jail. ' Trumbull County Sheriff T. Her- bert Thomas said that the posse would be limited to sheriff's depy- ities and state patrolmen and that. no volunteers. should turn out un-) * * * town) tempers ture eapecsatae _. 7 less someone in authority asks a ee eecece oe them. | catper Partly y dloudy. ae 3 Mean temperature eeeerttes iene Se H4 ‘Pighes! and Lawest 1 Temperateres This yes in 1995 eu Ye renemey and last night’ more . ‘efaa’s Sun t 130 persons took part in the Baltimore At + Temperance chert. gg)search for the elusive 37-year-old Cleveland | e $9 Minncapotis 97 3(tTuck driver, who has eluded au- Denver 86 61 New Orieans 92 77/thorities for; almost a week. i : 68 % tld 1s HH =< yy St. Lowts ss @| The jack rabbit of the western $2 Serrepchee #2 Siolains in the United States isi/Me aa an a fy f|"eully a large hare while the Bol Sa washington” #8 tlgian hare i a rabbit. L | Thomas said he wants the posse +@ consist of law enforcement of- ‘ficers under a@ central control to prevent someone from getting “shot by mistake.”’ million for $268 for the 1954-55 fis- ileal yeer. | SALE Nationally Famous ‘WESTCLOX’ | Electric Clocks *‘SLEEPMETER’ Model Electric Alarm $5.45 Value Ce As shown. Small ‘n smart electric alarm. (10% Fed. Tax.) ‘Miss Northport; and Eleanor Jakubeck, Miss Traverse City. Watches and $34 Stolen | Two wristwatches and a purse ‘containing $34 were reported taken | beh the breakin of a home at 51 ry Clay Ave. last night, ac- cording to Pontiac police. Police said entry was gaineii| henna an unlécked side door. be at 10 a.m. * @ @ byterian Church held its annual, Vacation Church School this week, Monday through today. * * L Joyce Hooking, 933 Hartland, re- turned Tuesday from Omaha, Ne- braska, where she, along with lother members of the Olivet Cot | Ann and Marjory Lynn, both at home; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. |Harvey Smith of Royal Oak and bel an Mrs. John Stevenson of | Burial was in the cemetery at Gaines, Local Suspect Arraigned on Drug Ring Charge nursery through third grade will Arraigned yesterday as an. alleged member of a drug con- 'spiracy in the southwest area, The Church School of First Pres- LeRoy H. Eaddy, 24, of 5142 Till! jman_ St., Detroit, was remanded, ito jail under $5,000 bond set by 'Pontiac Municipal Judge Cecil M cCallum. Eaddy and 14 one named in| ‘the conspiracy to violate state| narcotics laws are scheduled for \examination July 11. We've Staged Many Big “PANT SALES” in the Past ... But NEVER BEFORE Such ‘Wanted Styles’; PRICED SO LOW] NOW! Right when you want” ‘em . . . comes first QUALITY” slacks "you'll * wear all Summer . priced LESS than WHOLE- SALE COST. Famous STURDEE’S “WEEKENDER” Nationally Advertised ‘COUNTRY CLUB’ Model ° Electric Alarm A $9.45 roe ho Moder styling dial and cae 3” (10% Fed. Tax.) Electric ‘Kerm $7.98 Pa a 3” Over 1200 A PAIRS * Go On ; Sale * * Waist Sizes —28 to 42 Leg Lengths—29 to 34 E HERE’S WHY THEY’RE PRICED SO LOW —we bought the entire stock of this discontinued color. * Sanforized No-Shrink - f Guaranteed $4.00 VALUE Throughout the Nation NO LIMIT—Buy All You Want! 2 pairs $3.00 No Fade Vat Dyed Tailored to Fit Cea Graduated Sizes Pleated Waistband Belt Loops Reinforced Stitched E Yes, 1200 pairs in ‘gold-tone’ that was such a style-hit last season . . . and at this low price, we expect a ‘setl out’. . 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Welte’s Nouséweres—f¥th Flees _ iy 4h i I z |! : tt zit q country needs is a Fes dir % i E z i 5 z 4 1 it i ical education with a view to trainiag young men and women for general practice as family physicians, silly about some things, We authorize certain edu- cational institutions to grant the SELMA degree, Doctor of Medicine, to qualified persons, but the politi- cians, not the educators, decide whether the Doctor of Medicine shall be permitted to practice. This mockery stimulates and facilitates corruption. The “fee’’ the candidate passes over the table for the privilege of taking the state board's examination may be only $100, but the bundle he passes to the right party under the table may be what gets the license. page or 100 words pertain: to persona) health ead hygiene, not to - or t will be enewered 7 Dr, iam: Brady, if « gelf- eddreased en is sent to Pon- tiae , Michigan. (Copyright 1956) Voice of the People | xX Ld ‘Dreamer’ Says. Classics to Outlive American Jazz Letters will be of soe, ret stike Suniubea ie the wrist so requests unless the letter is critical in its nature, John Philip Sousa once said that if jazz is the reflection of the American mind, then, God save America. There is a difference between a real lover of music and a lover of real music. The three B's . . . Beethoven, Brahms and Bach, , . will outlive the three D's . . . disgusting, delirious and distasteful. A Midsummer Night's Dreamer Don’t Like Presley? ‘Then Don’t Listen’ I've read all the articles that were in the paper about Elvis Presley, One writer said that there are more teenagers against him than for him, but I think it’s the other way around. Maybe the older generation doesn’t go for rock and roil singers, but what do you expect teenagers to like when all we hear is reck and roll? I’ve heard "a few teenagers say they don’t like Presley, but they like his records. But I've heard more say they like him and his records, too. . People might want him taken ‘ off TV and radio, but who is he hurting? If you don’t like him, there's no law saying you have to listen to him. You can turn off your radio or TV. How did Elvis Presley get so popular if the teenagers didn’t like him and buy his records” Barbara Kettula 78 E. Sheffield Why Expect Ike to Be Showman? I am very glad that the Presi- dent is well on the way to complete recovery after surgery. Hal Boyle Says: Romeos in Old Trinidad Go Courting With Calypso ~ PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad P— You don't have to be able to write love letters to court a girl in old Trinidad. * s ° You tell her with music And you don't even need to be a musi- cian yourself. You simply fork over a little ready cash to the singer and he creates a quick ballad extolling in song the charms of the girl you're after. RITA SET TO MUSIC A movie company here now making a film with Rita Hay- ~- worth recently had her immor talized in this manner. Total cost — $100. events sung to an African rhythm at the annual pre-Lenten carnival. Today, however, the calypso in- dustry is not much more spon- taneous than the art of canning tuna fish. It gets more like Tin Pan Alley every year. The ad libs aren't vocal. They’re written out ahead of time. e s * “The calypsos are becoming more commercialized,” said Charles S. Espinet, assistant edi- tor the Trinidad Guardian and an on island folk music. “But at parties, where the sing- ers know the guests, they still . Looking Back _again —William Rouse. Why is there in the minds of people that the President of the United States ought to be a show- man? As a genuine soldier, he has proven otherwise. If the Presi- dent decides to run again, all- Americans must run with him or lose the race for supremacy. An Alien e Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Some occupations call for skill ., . Including many sports,. .. But anybody can become .. . A fisher- man of sorts If he just has a bamboo pole A certain length worm, then-he .. . Can catch most anything . . . The only other requi- site .. . Is patience tried and true .. . To brave the sun in silence, and... To wait the hours .. . Of course he must be satisfied . With average lakes and streams ... And sailfish, marlin and the like... Are far beyond his dreams .. . But still he is a fisherman .. . And what he lacks in skill . . . Is more than compen- sated for .. . By his vacation thrill. (Copyright 1956) 15 Years Ago . BRITAIN SLOWLY winming At- lantic battle. REDS RETREAT after victory near Minsk. 20 Years Ago GARNER RENOMINATED by acclamation. GERMAN STAND on rearma- ment worries League of Nations.— THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Who gave himself for.our sins, that he might deliver us from this present evil world, accord- ing to the will of God and our Father.—Galatians 1:4. * * 2 The greatest triumph of Jesus over death was his coming to life Calypso singers are a breed apart. Most of them have little education, little formal knowledge of music. They usually come from the other side of the tracks, or, as the saying here goes ‘‘behind . * . But they have a keen sense of rhythm and a quick eye for the absurdities and pretensions of the human race. - They all go by colorful or high- sounding names—such as ‘Lord Melody,” “Lord Creator,” “King Radio,” “Cowboy Jones.” “Lord Invader.’ “Attila the Hun,” and “The Mighty Sparrow.” * * e@ Calypso singers — there are about 100—avetage $1,200 a year income. TUNES EXPLOITED Many of the. singers complain that visitors have stolen and ex- ploited their tunes without paying them any royalties _* * e A gentleman named Vital Angel has just started a music publish- ing firm here with the hope of stamping out tune robbing by for eigners “Some _calypsos are being played all over the United States,” he said, “while the calypsonians here who originated them do not ee roe? > buy (ei enti et teeth.” : Case Records of a Psychologist Facts Erase Fears About Heart President Eisenhower's heart was actually in better shape siz weeks after his heart attack than it was the day before that attack. So get wise to the facts about medicine and save your- selves much unnecessary ten- sion. Harry, too, needs to team up with God as a junior part- ner. Then he'll feel more calm and show a lower blood pres- | DR. GEORGE W. CRANE K. “But I keep dreading lest it strike me again. What can I do to get over my fear of another at- tack?” If we had a good high school course on applied psychology, fol- another ‘lowed by a semester of course on “Applied Medicine,” mil- lions of you laymen would be less The effect is the same, whether your plugging of the final branches of the artery is due to a clot or thickened artery walls. If only a gmail area is thus sud- denly blocked off from blood sup- ply, you may not be unconscious, but simply suffer severe pain and oxygen hunger. If a larger terminal branch {s blocked off, you may actually be- come unconscious. Ld s ? Suppose an area as big as a dime were to be plugged off from blood. In 10 to 14 days. the heart muscle. Tiny fibrous hairs, like threads, grow into the region of dead muscle. And at the end of six weeks, a tough scar has en- tirely replaced the former muscle, Indeed, this scar tissue is tough- er than the muscle used to be, so your heart is as good as before the attack. * s ° It is thus silly to worry about. a previous heart attack. After President Eisenhower had con- valesced for six weeks, he was as good as he was the day before his original heart attack. Indeed, he was probably better, for he had lost some weight and thus his blood pressure should have been lower. If you ever do suffer from a real heart attack, or even an imagined attack, be sure to lie down; then indulge in forced deep breathing! The chief remedy for a heart attack is exygen. But until we rT! your injured actually help dissolve the pai insure your recovery. Also, team up with God junior partner so you can more at night, as well as for then you blood pressure lower, a mage letters, not more ogra — isease, answerec az zeke 3 3 B g ry 3 B dogs f ee ¢ 5 ae . # 2 ‘ : ¢ NO. ONE ILLUSION — Cloud characteristic of an atomic ex- plosion floats over low hills not! far from Los Angeles, Calif., at what would be a critically danger- ous distance if explosion were - really atomic. It's a studiocreated effect devised at Warner — Liquor Agency Obeys Subpoena Blackford Says Senate Probers Plan Methods) to Which He Objects LANSING W — Frank Blackford, chairman of the State Liquor Con- trol! Commission, said that the eommission will comply with the subpoena of a Senate Investigating Committee although he questioned the Senate group's methods j * * * In a letter to Sen. John Minnema (R-Traverse City), Blackford said the committee’s subpoena directing him to appear before it “with all books, paper, documents and rec- ords” of the liquor agency would require a “fleet of moving vans’ for literal compliance Minnema is chairman of the Sen- ate group Blackford said the suggestion of the investigating committee | that a “corps of snoopers” could he hired through 2 private de tective agency in Detroit to carry out the inquiry is “ridiculeus on the face of it.” “Such a procedure would be hardly less disruptive of the opera tions of this agency than sending you moving vans of records” Blackford said He went on to say certain infor mation in commission records |!s confidential “for obvious reasons. QUESTIONS METHODS The records contain, among other things, information on income tax and income derived from sources other than liquor sales, he said Such information might be used to the advantage of a competitor.’ he said Although Blackford said mem- bers of the invesfigating commit- tee could examine the confiden- tial records at any time, he | |. question?®d whether it is proper | for paid agents outside the state government to do #0. ‘What assurance can you give the public that your outside agents _ will not be hired by clients with a different interest in these confiden- tial records?” he asked. PROUD OF WORK Blackford said the commission would allow the investigation to be handied in one of two ways—by providing an office for the com-| mittee’s hired agents where they, can examine records, or by de- livering by moving van to a place designated by the committee ‘ail the records for any specified year or Vears. “We are proud of the tetegrity -and record of public service of this agency of the people, * Black- | ford said, “We fear no investigation and will cooperate fully with your in- quiry in spite of the fact that mem- bers of your committee publicly admit you are on a ‘fishing’ expedi- tion, and have no specific charges against us. * * “We have nothing to hide,” he added. “‘Our policies and actions are, and have been, open to public scrutiny at ail times.” Drive ‘and Like It ' QUINCY, Mass. ® — Delcevare King, 81, who has been driving autos singe the days they were called horseless carriages, has ie d, 4 WAYS TO BUY: Purchase Coupon Credit @Eesy Term Credit @Leyeway ©Cosh 84° @Sunsuits @Pedel Pushers Play Sherts Cool summer fabrics of denim, poplin and twill. 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(Continued From™Page One) - more @n its functional role of policy review.” It points out that the executive management of Pontiac General Hospital is rated “above average.” Alarm was voiced about the increase in the infant mortality rate, certain patient charges, and the relation of Mivs Lauretta Major recommended additions to the staff are for an assistant direc- tor, controller, personnel and pub- lie relations officer, and purchas- ing agent. GIVES WARNING The deletion of several other po- sitions, re-shuffling others, and adding the four would amount to a net annual saving of $71,760, the study flustrated. It warned against any ‘‘politi- eal complextion in the composi: tion of the Board.” The infant mortality rate last year was 19 per cent. The ac- cepted limit is 2.0 per cent. A high” and. then an ‘improvement trend’’ was reversed in 1955 to reach the 1.9 figure. s * * ‘| But thig program should be ex- r ithe medical stal? claimed the higi|tione.”. : raté ‘was due partially to lack of} 4», .aa.g° salary pre-natal care before delivery. should be ney es ue (pres- COMMENT ON DOCTORS , ently $11,000) with an annual in- Because a survey showed the. a te $15,000 within three age of the doctors too high to, 7°" ; make room for a younger medical! “She has many necessary at- staff, the study suggested that tributes of a good executive but when a doctor reaches 70, he bejper fundamental.weakness is that! changed to the honorary staff with she runs a ‘one man show’,” the admitting privileges discontinued. | sry revealed. | The inter; and residency pro-. It pointed out that two mem- gram at Pontiac Generali se bers of the Board of Trustees were was ‘im the sis, attempting ‘to replace’ Miss Paul ee _ “The director has pursued a | pandeg to include pediatrics. and Stewardship . port suggested. Coneerning pediatrics, the report: ” noted that 17 per cent of beds PP ae ber, egaipetence. the hospital were used for children COSZS TOO HIGH This indicated some children were hospitalized who might be cared for at home. . An investigation of the anesthe- while the siologist’s income was urged by $21 78 the firm. “The present agree- |. ment does not operate fairly to hospital and public.’ the study stated, A psychiatric clinic was recom- imended for the hospital. COMMENT ON DIRECTOR high compared with community average state cost is The cost at St. Joseph Merev Hospital is $27.41 “Salary schedules are mate- rially out of line with prevailing wages at other hospitals and _ consequently inflate the hospital's , | operating costs.” \) It was recomme \work of Miss Paul, who was ap-| The survey also indicated tha! |pointed director in 1948, the report ne, hospital was over-staffed b) suggested she be given one vear ‘as much as five per cent. “to carry out recommertdations SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK! CLEARANCE Reinforced steel frame with 83” head bar, T legs, 6° curved slide, glide, basketball goal "WAGON GRI'L 12.88 Hooded rust-resistant grill en Holds 6 sizzling steaks or 30 wheels with sturdy tu legs, hamburgers! Heavy gauge eteel with removable legs. Foe value! Ai-low grid, steel firebox. Save! ee e FOLDING, PORTABLE ALUMINUM COT 13.88 Use @ an extra bed or a com. fortable lounge! 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There should be no more than ‘rugged path during her eight years OM€ four-year re-appointment of anesthesiology her superior: members thus limiting to eight biti tien, ‘ r the length of consecutive medical rehabilita the re. qualities tip the scaies in favor of Years her performance in spite of several SeTvice on the Board. Members major deficiencies which impair 8€ appointed by the City Com- mission for four years. ASKS JOINT COMMITTEE Financially it was. determined There is need \for streamlining available per patient day costs were too Paper work at the hospital and better supervision and training of More professional A joint conference committee consisting of Board members and representatives of the medi- eal staff should be established. Although criticized for a tend- “‘ncy to ‘interfere with the internal administration,” operating accomplished 1951 figure of 2.8 was “abnormally, After an extensive study of the .osts he lowered by three per cen! record to date, t - * the Board has a commendable he report said. * Adjustments in payments are needed to assure the hospita) of ; collection for both county and state The researchers suggested broad- . , . . for strengthening executive’ Two major deficiencies exist at patients using Pontiac General cushions. Adjusts to 4 positions. BRAZIER GRILL 7.88 ~‘ VALUE! ALUMINUM FOLDING CHAISE 13.88 | 1” tubular aluminum frame, finger-tip adjustments, Fire. , stone velon webbing in colors. Super savings on folding | YACHT CHAIRS. 255 Varnished hardwood frame with ~ Instant-folding, white enameled Weather-proof, non-tarnish 1” tu- stee] frame chairs with multi-col- attached heavy duty canvas seat ored Saran plastic seat and back! and back in colorful stripes. SALE! Arvin relaxer chair Famous flash-fold ARVIN CHAIRS 3.48 ; ae ( j “es ee 28, 1956 were given te level of staff con: 1 ‘Hospital. The report cited the case of 60 per cent of 50 cases in 1955 amounting to $10,000, for which the hospital had not’ re- ceived payments. s * * Inside Story’ y | by the analysis. per meal averaged nearly 40 cents staff in the last two years has Donovan the material for the book ee aie wae es aeeranee "D bi h | - d | Talk on Second Term Cuue sun ues lannual savings of $14,000. u IS ers njure 'ciates of President Eisenhower, ministration has withheld from “‘good’’ but less conspicugqus areas While the oursing service is 33. publisher o: the Midland Daily the impression at that time he After Fall From Auto Pontiac General, the report em- Sentinel, were injured last night in Donovan's book, “Eisenhower, the Saturday. according to Pontiac police, | The accident occurred when operation but without official cen- : Ibe lowered from 4.94 hours to 3.9 cuts and bruises and released from | ; land chest injuries and was 'to how Donovan obtained his con The\parents, Charles and Nancy oe ch aoe © Attendants said he was in satis- = cent |A! was - tell i duce labor turnovers to 25 per telling points made by Milton’ 4 the tot fell out on Bagley street Ten per cent of the medical records were } . There is also a laxity on we ROW Continues Indicative of the reported high part of the medical staff to attend 7. White House Approved in 1955, which is higher than aver-missed more than 25 per cent of PP a source of inquiry by the Sen- | says some documents quoted are The cleanliness of the hospital’. E b W k SCana a rec called to a secret White House Congress. rated as “fair.” overstaffed, there is an increased .News, and William A. Butler,-o7 would seek a second term A 22-month-old girl fell from her phasized. Only 2% per ceat of an auto wreck on US2 about 20 Inside story.” to be The book which its jacket sa) Debra Sue Lynn escaped serious And pine average |e Butler swerved his car.to avoid ag] reoublica- when additional beds are made the highway and overturned. ee Joseph Mercy Hospital, author- ifidential source information Lynn, of 5001 ecnres BA. cele _ Major factory condition. Butler was py; aoe : : instead of the present 33 ajor Eisenhower in summarizing argu north of Jnckecs!| Street! police weld. found unacceptable Cost is the report that food costs Maff meetings One-third of active The question as to who suppl is oe - Book Discloses Secret ate Investigations lage bespital experience. The the meetings, statistics revealed. | a atiga u subcommittee. ‘cost to 37 cents thus permitting an . | WASHINGTON uF ~— Close asso- “more secret” than some the ad- seen by the public was rated as in SC Philip T » Meeting the night of Jan 13, got TITAS ESCANABA W—Philip T. Rich Baby Treated .for Cuts need for professional nurses at publisher of the Holland Evening This is contained in Robert J published parents’ moving auto last night, nursing care is professional, ‘miles east of Escanaba wa. written with White House co- : injury. She was treated for minor nursing hours per patient should, . riking & porcupine, The car left Rich suffered a severe head gash ceutroversy ti the’ Senate Ss ities sajd. - ‘mitted to St. Francis Hospital here. ; Donovan says one of the most the right side door suddenly : areas of concern in turnover exist/treated for a deep knee gash and ments for the second term was in the administrative, nursing and released that if the President was to work radiology departments, the study Liga sag > ine travel effectively for world peace it pointed out. ing with two friends to the God's would have te be from the White ; . Lake country 300 miles north of House, not from retirement in Theft at Cor Agency COMMEENT ON RECORDS Wi M fi fishi sa a : . , : Le Inmipeg, Man., for a Ushing va The author says thaf argument The cash drawer Terminal imterviews should be cation Was probably the greatest single sales office ar 40 W obtained and calculated to de- : = a Cash Drawer Is Looted in an auto Pike St. was The others, Dr. Wilbur B.-Tow- factor in in ‘ing the President ° : Is an termine why employes depart from sley andeHoward Arbury, both of = Ses a eel tn ae hus a sine ta Pontiac er meal tne hospital —— Midland. were following in another Sept. 24, 1953 heart attack. kisen- Police believe the theft occurred Priority should be given to hiring ear pr. Towsley administered first hower announced his decision to sometime Tuesday. The business the assistant director and person-'giq to the injured men before they seek another term on Feb manager, Daniel C. MacKinnon of nel and public relations director. were taken to the hospital Other high spot assertions of the Detroit. reported the theft after the Board learned from the report Other Butler's car was badly unsatisfactory grades aged dam- book include The President the cash was counted Wednesday con- morning, police said Was el Child's Calif. playshoes. Gay colors, 814-12, 1219-3. @Take your choice Child's bare- foot sandals. Red orbrown; $1912, 1214-3. ~~ @All styles, colors. @All sizes in group. _adies” wash. <¢5 ties; pancake washable cross able terry slip- able i” a . Sines % 9. wedge heel. strap. Crepe pers, crepe pump. & 0 he pemrggel ogee Sint a vias 43 nin 0" rim 69 plastic covered innerspring TRI ew oe - * AMP Sk NO A LEE RRS” RR ERS 6TH ee er ORE iil Lightweight aluminum STACK CHAIRS 5.88 © ARVIN FOLDING RELAXER ............5 5.88 Super-size chair especially constructed for leisure and durability! 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Their ewner payment up to two years fol-| elf-addressed. envelope and 25'the lumber business attended the/pigh school students representing|® Squirrel that had undertaken tolman and his wife were charged ! with the date of death of the/cents in coin.) | second annual Junior Logging Con-/many schools in the state. The remodel an elm tree and littered worker, (From AP Newsfeatures) © ‘gress in Pack Forest, about 4llimit was seven from a school. la yard with gnawed-off limbs. Oth-'borhood fuss. Pe TTTIEN Ze) big & w '’ special purchase bring you this outstanding washer buy! ) 9 FOUR “BOWS” FOR ARROW — Shimmering gold in color, “Golden Arrow,” above, is scheduled to be coursing along America’s | skyways in 1959. The four-jet passenger ship, seating 60-plus, will be shot into production by fourfold efforts of Convair division of General Dynamics, Hughes Tool Co., Delta Airlines and General Electric. Some 40 planes are on order for the newcomer to the highly com- petitive jet field. Pressurized, it’s designed to cruise et 35,000 feet at top crulsing speed of 609 m. p. h. On the drawing board, it streaks trom Los Angeles to Chicago in 3 hours, 24 minutes. , Security for You Social Security Also Pays for Funeral Expenses By RAY HENRY It you don't know where the Social, AP Writer ‘Security office is, ask at your post) Did you know that when a per- Office. I son covered by Social Security’ Wf you can't go to the office— dies, the government will make a %¥ you're bed-ridden or toe old lump-sum death payment ranging or otherwise unable to go out— from $90 to $255? perigee eg meer geal : office will visit you and have ee payment may be made to: you fill out the form. — | bond rechpomns indy rap Now comes the question: Sup- pore oe support from the de-|Pose the surviving wife or widow ceased. didn’t pay the funeral expense. 2. Or, anyone else who pays the Some one else paid it. What hap- funeral expense if there is no sur- pens to the lump-sum payment? ee! rman say fa ymen' i | ‘made not enly whens wertar |e pel the funeral espense dice before retirement but alse when he or she has been living when a retired worker dies whe (with or receiving support from the has been drawing regular month- gead worker. | ly Secial Security checks. | For exampie: John Jones died. And the lump-sum death pay. His brother paid for the funeral ment fs separate from, and in His wife can still go to the Social! addition to, any other benefits to Security office, claim and get the 5 Year Warranty on secled transmission RCA Whirlpool deluxe © fully automatic washer $12 Ne CANNON ~ » $168 | Basa ==} which members of the dead work./Jump-sum payment. She doesn't’ : i ape er’s family may be entitled. 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He said the committee would | be asked te recommend any changes in state highway, road and street laws that may be re- quired to provide the best possi- ble overall appreach to | state’s road problems. Paul Beckman. Welch and Lankford teamed up on one idea and split $2,500 while the | “Though Michigan's engineering other three each received maximum awards of $2,500. Altogether the five men have needs and fiscal reports have been collected a total of $14,553.06 for ideas that have been adopted. completed for several months,” RECEIVE TOP IDEA AWARDS — Five employes of the Pontiac Motor Division are presented checks totaling $10,000 for outstanding suggestions by R. M. Critchfield (left), Pontiac general manager and General Motors vice president. Award-winners, left to right: Peter Notch, Raymend Weich, Cecil Lankford, Everett McDowell and Telford said, “‘all changes hinged a ae — — | UPON BRAE the federal government was going to do. bound flights to Chicago and De- troit. On Aug. 1, Carmichael said. the RE Ay sy eo oe Creates Big Sting eal Atel: by Capital Airlines Jamen M. Car — airline will add four more east- Charles M. Ziegler, commission- for Post Office | srine wil more a eur we ' BUFFALO, N.Y. #—Capital Air-’ ind and three westbound flights or and George M. Foster, deputy NEW YORK (®—The dead let: jines will inaugurate new flights. ee ee Pigeon daily. ‘commissioner, Michigan State Has Odd Twist ter office turned out to be a hive july 18 connecting Buffalo with — == Highway Department; John Huss, Canadian Juror Holds ot activity yesterday. New York, Detroit and Chicago. | aed Sey Viseounts for = the earth's rotation slows down director Michigan Municipal Decision in Civil Suit A Packing case containing) The airline, which had been ™. very slightly over any long period League; Glenn C. Richards, com- + ' eee ® ‘ Hights to Pittsburgh and Washing-' would cut the flying time east- ..,, ; B uzZ of Acti vity New F lights Slated ion, will begin six daily flights to bound and westbound 10 to 25 min- Now =the) ne eeemre 2 T urance ase New York and three daily west- utes below present schedules. ee aiice we mum tneet Cu reaper Works, Detroit; Otte S. Hess, gu-| bile Dealers Assn.; Oscar G. Olay Trucking perintendent, t County Roa dider, secretary, Michigan | Commission; ae Jacoby, legal|Assn.;. Stanley Powell, Michigan division, Wayne County Road Com-/Farm Bureau; George Swart, mission; C. J, Carroll, executive|Grand Rapids; George oe secretary, Michigan Road Builders’ Michigan Bell Telephone Assn.; Gilbert Haley, executive troit; and D. B. Varner, vice presi vice president, Michigan Automo-'dent, Michigan State University. 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Lester Bricks of the served decision on whether a man dead letter office went in quest boarding with his brother is a of a DDT bomb, between 300 and member of the family within the 900 bees decided to buzz off on) meaning of an accident policy. 'a tour of the world's largest post! *s 8 @ office. * Archie Says: The case involves a judgment of “* * + $54,000 for a Detroit, Mich., cou-| The dead letter office “came, ple, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bell. ‘alive with swatting, slapping, ‘howling mail clerks and television ‘crewmen, who rolled their cam-) eras against a real-life back- pond “ae cee ce ground of the ‘Flight of the Bum- ground,” Ayien told counsed in "idee ce the absence of citation of similar = BL i-ks finally subdued the yel- { cases in Canadian courts. tert aicet ail diol ncenbanee lt aikaa The Bells brought action against one casualty came after the armi . the Wawanesa Mutual Insurance stice. 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Law- + policy. rence St upon which the City —_— ;Commission earlier this month or- | Perents Ban Romance— [dered condemnation proceedings _ Teenagers Bicycle Off * 7 8 MINNEAPOLIS (INS) — Two ib lot, owned by radar C. Jar- teen sweetheart loped rendt, was needed to complete part. their bicycles because of parental ot the city's $600,000 off-street mu- objection to their romance. The Micipal parking system. boy left home with a $10 bill, a| City attorney William-A. Ewart. } shotgun and a rifle. The girl car- Said the option is for $25,000 ried a tent and other supplies The condemnation suit against | The father of the boy found the Pearl A. Merriman for two lots at campsite of the teenagers on a 18 Jacokes, needed for the same _ golf course yesterday and notified purpose, has been filed. The City police to call off the search for Commission asked for -the suit the two whose names were with- June 12 when no price settlement held. could. be reached for the lots. 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Becrutiful Color-Fone Beige freezer holds 26 pounds. See it at Sears Now! interior. SEARS sid tate Saginaw St. Phone FE SAI} : a if - } NS ee Ne ee Re ee ee ee THE! PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 FOURTEEN | Want Phone Nurbors in Russia? Age Please By EARL WILSON MOSCOW—It’s been bruited about in has no phone books. I guess that’s just some American propaganda. There are phone books. Why, I've even met people here while “Rushin’ Through Russia” who claim they've seen some. But tity’re not “easily available.” New York attorney Morris Ernst asked the Russians why, while touring here, and one said, “Why should anyone have my telephone number? I'll give it to my friends. Why deprive me of this remaining bit of privacy?” “But “Information” is helpful—the only. problem 1s, when | you want to find out a number, “Information” asks you the | person's age. “I wonder what age has to do with it?” I asked when the| Swift Family Wilson was trying to get a number. * * * “Everything,” our tnterpreter and Intourist guide said. If, I didn’t know the man’s age, maybe I didn’t know him well enough to have his number. old Ivan Ivanovitch? I fell quite comfortable here and have no fear of being followed. American tourists tell me they don't think they’ re atched much any more. But the Russians thoroughly protect their leaders. The -Americans here still talk of how Producer Mike Todd forgot to take his passport along to the May Day parade for identification. It was supposed to be checked at merely six different points. “I can prove to you I'm Mike Todd,” he said. He showed them his name put inside his jacket by his tailor. i “I even got my name on the wrappers * of my specially made cigars!” He point- ed that out. He didn’t see the parade. THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN NLY. . Jule Styne wants Jerry Lewis for a B'way musical next season .. . Sammy Davis Jr.'s honey, Cordy King, flew back to Chicago after visiting him here for five days. - Steve Allen's son Stevie, 12, danced with Kim Novak at the Harwyn party after the Allen TV'er. Steve said, “I want my boy to have all the advantages I never had” . . .-IV’s “Happy Birth- day” show, with Barry Nelson, Betty Field and Tina Loeiee,: was.a comedy hit. Earl's Pearls . . , Many a woman would be glad te have a split personality— as long as the other one did ' the housework.—Lois F. Pasley. TINA WISH I'D SAID THAT: “When a man’s bent un getting | married, there's usually a girl around to straighten him out.” | TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Hal Jackson described a constant | drinker: “He's always drinking, either to cure a cold or to prevent one.” A couple of Sinatra fans were starting a nasty rumor about Elvis Presley—they said his sideburns are false! That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1956, The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) Festival Feature! CLAYTON Spinet | Match this for value! Brand new, full 88-note piano at the in- credibly low price of $395! All- wood Novaply case in red, green, white, natural or ebony. Here are a few other typical values: Besides, names are similar—, would I want the 35-year-old Ivan Ivanovitch or the 72-year-) Was Now Seve Steck “Sheraton,” mahogany..........$ 935 $ 835 $100 Grinnell “Allegro,” mahogany... 795 715 8690 Winter “Fr. Provincial,” walnut 815 715 100 Steck Grand Piano, mahogany..... 1595 1095 800 ;* ” Spinet ..... 695 495 200 Grinnell “Italian Provincial”... 895 805 90 Winter “Moderne,” limed oak... 855 755 100 Steck Anne,” mahogany... 995 895 100 Knabe “Louis XV,” mahogany... 1425 1310-118 Steinway “Hepplewhite” console.. 1570 1420 «150 - as low as 2” a week atter small down payment _ GRINNELL’S 27 South Saginaw 4 en, =, i i i i | CAIRO m — Euros base is Egyptians. eee dk. Cee tha tase jan annual re of 400,000 in la population of 23 million. * * « Despite a high death rate, {Een population has doubled in half a century. At the present rate, lit will double again in only a quarter | of a ‘century. | | | j j eee > ition. While the birth rate in the last decade has been constant at 4 ‘per 1,000, the death rate has de- America that Russia, penypetice than 1,000 per day, making creased from 27 to 16 per 1,000. Even the multifillion - dollar Aswan Dam project could not ‘solve Egypt's population problem. It is believed the benefits of the dam, if completed in 15 years, would just about cope with the demands of the increased popula- CRAFTSMAN dn inergune to. ngntiend duction: has failed to keep pace with the rise in population. Hussein el Shafei, minister of social affairs, says: “Not only do I approve of birth control, but I also believe it has become a social necessity — if we continue to reproduce with maxi- mum biological impetus, we shall have more weaklings, vagrants beggars.”” = (Egyptians — the Biggest Headache for Egypt socially, They raise the has to pay for each child of a divorced wife. In a country where! an rT A NEEDED IN i ADJUSTMENT ¢ OF MERCHANDISE divorce is easy to obtain and poly- gamy is legal this becomes im- portant, Apart from wt seus and paomgicety ignorant to al sce tions, to instruct the fellah (peas- birth control even if they wanted to. 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Saginaw St. Phone FE5-4171 | ees % é ee : ~ « . - . : = 3 | ' phe, Pe THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 28.1956 FIFTEEN . ' ‘tlons, that they be » passed along Blood ves 15 Infants lo negative blood, found in about 6 Re-enact Treaty Signing onze plaque was unveiled at Point) ‘Turn About's Fair Plo | ' Tis Retter e Give, ree person to per ‘son, collecting. Sa per cent of the. nation’s inhabi- LERTON, ut o se Qo No Point. Taking part in the cere- Y 3 Times Faster Faster ‘When RUPERT, Idaho oe — Olficers) toa a fat money fer tlh school. BUTTE, Mont. # — A Butte tants. A physician said Mrs, Fc sage the treaty of Hahd-Slus|mony were the Rey William Kit- sen ton Sask. #—Anton Wa- Gas crt Heart of the Pershing School PTA-saylOnly dne-thing went wrong with|™other Of five has been credited! iss pioog enabled 15 bableslat Point No Point’ by which the|sap, grandson of Chief Kitsap for|“Des¥", 24 went up a tree fast it be & long time before they|the pian—all three baskets are with saving thé lives of 15 babies| with Rh incompatibility to live and| white man received from the In-| whom the county was named, and|When chased by a brown ee are aan again try the “circulating basket” tmissing. . afflicted with a blood’ disorder in|grow, healthy and happy. dians a considerable portion of David Prince, a descendant of|The bear went up after him and project as a means of raising con- five years. Mrs. Pauline Cain, as- what is now Kitsap County on the|Chief Chetzamoka, who was the|clawed his legs. Wachesyn a i ae tributions. The PTA put three bes-| Iodine is sometimes produced sistant to the laboratory téchni- Boe ge often feed on animals|Olympic Peninsula was commem-|first person to affix his signature|down fast, grabbed a hatchet and enim Shoals kets into circulation with instruc-jfrom the ash of burned kelp. cians at a Butte hospital, has Type|killed ty Mabswen erclile. orated in a ceremony here. A'to the treaty. chased the animal away. | 7 “A NEEDED INVENTORY ADJUSTMENT OF MERCHANDISE SSIS AS FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF OAKLAND COUNTY Yili i soda -~ eo Na ee << Sli ee 5152p, tinea, lial Pee Wn i : 1N Pomrac— < f PVN Pre 4th of July Tire Sale! COMPANIONS = = : % “ Regularly 18.95! Save 4.29 Per Tire! . 7.10015 ay hee a wierd af lace iceac ns Vai e ; Plus Fed. 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Screened in Porch ............... Adconcaanee 18.95 mer ———— Auto Accessories Sporting Goods—Basement pial Street Basement Sa 4 | 7 SIXTEEN ha! ae THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 eee 4 OPEN LO. MONDAY & bkONSwicK a A Needed Inventory Adjustment Tate | ey of Merchandise Especially FRIDAY | ey Purchased for the Requirements of : MAINE | n Leo Ne NIGHTS woes Sig Ne. . bat ATLANTIC ; WISCONSIN A ie i ie 7 ONTARIO ae, rt EAN ees y 4 4 cee youn [mass bie: > aimed | \ Omen Pepe coal al + oe i of a yeubfvamna _ | — IND, fog 1 Pet 5.) York emewoun | into Lake Michigan and down to Port of Chicago) will rival the Mediterranean Sea route (inset). The United States, New York State, Canada and her province of Ontario have joined hands in the | 900-million dollar-plus effort which is creating the | huge navigation project. Data from Steelways magazine WORLD'S MIGHTIEST INLAND WATERWAY —When deep-draft craft steam through the St. Lawrence-Great Lakes waterways system, per- haps as early as some time in 1959, the men who go down to the sea in ships will be traveling the world’s longest inland route for deep-draft traffic. It's approximate 2,.300-mile length. (in- clusive of one-way mileage from Lake Huron each year she has had a calf — always a bull | , 9 Years, 9 Bulls Causeway Planned mee a Heifer LJ . | in lake St. Clair Area SHELBY, N. C. w — It you She Got Her Man ‘know how to get a cow to have @ NORFOLK, Va. #—Mrs. Helen. DETROIT — A “Blue Water heifer calf, farmer Charles Peeler agnes Hall, a telephone company Highway” from Detroit to Port wishes you'd pass along your 8e- supervisor was stopped at a traf- Huron, widened in spots for play- ret grounds and beaches, will span the Back in 1946, as part of his 4H fe light when a truck bumped shallow shore waters of Lake St. oiib project, Peeler received a reg- her rear fender and didn't stop. Clair, if current plans become fact. joreq Jersey heifer who turned She chased it into a dead-end ._ * * gut to be an exceptional milk giv- street, blocked it with her car and Officials of suburban St. Clair er She also produced a calf the called police. The truck driver Shores are studying @ proposal year after Peeler got her. It was was charged with hit-and-run driv for a causeway from the Shores’, jy)! ing. property damage and no to Harsens Island. A private syn-, Nine years have passed, and registration card. dicate has offered plans for the ——-————-_—- = ——— 14+mile, water-spanning road. Ld * * Henry E. Beyster, representing the firm, says the island-skipping) road could be built from industrial | waste and fill dirt from excava- tions such as those for express- ways. DO YOU WANT TO LOOK AND HEAR BETTER? s . * He says the causeway could also serve as a breakwater to prevent) fluctuations in shore depths that) raise hob with sewage flow. The! causeway would also inhibit dam- aging ice and storms. | Wear the new stylish, full- powered I-GLAS “Hidden” Hearing Aid. You hear thru your eyeglasses. No clothing noise, quiet, natural. There are many attractive styles for men and women. Try this new way to hear, that eliminates hot weather dis- comfort of sticky cords un- der your garments. WIDE CHOICE OF U.S. Communications Experts to Aid Korea SEOUL, South Korea «® — The South Korean government an- nounced today that nine communi-! cations experts from the Philco, Corp. will help the country reorg- | anize its telephone, telegraph and! radio systems | The Americans’ visit is provid-, ed for in a $300,000 contract, signed by the government and the) ~ ks did not say when the communica- | Kinoy tiong team would arrive. te choose from. Attractive, ies stylish, eye-pleasing. corporation. The announcement ‘SAVE Formerly Priced at 194.95 13 NO. SAGINAW ST. ae handy lever type 7 AR 20) 4:1 @ 1, lene) TS ibidaMa sells haclas quick automatic bobbin winder * Lowest Price! Kenmore Desk Type ROTARY SEWING MACHINE p ) a Reduced ‘128 ONLY $5 Down @ Smooth Rotary Action | @ Beautiful Mahogany Finish | _ @ Forward and Reverse Stitch Now you can get.a smart Kenmore Sewing Machine at a low price! Gleaming mahog- any finish blends in well with your other furnishings. 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UP THERE LIKES ME! — Getting a §0¢ME “helping beak from its mafia, ‘a neand-a-half day eld flamingo appears bewildered Mife sentence between the skyscraper-cize legs as it Begine Who Should Foot Bill for the Honeymoon? the bridegroom lacks the ay LANSING @ — Secretary of Heretofore a motorist who had State James M. Hare gaid today built up a record of numerous vio-| for ‘lations could be turned down for a * ° ° Asst. Prof. Margery R. Ross. who teaches courses in “ and ‘marriage and family counsel- ing,” gays Michigan State Univer- sity @udents appear divided on the qeestion. bh classreom discussion, ant men studests “yes,” * {188 Se Reap eed an <:eohil feminine viewpoint: . ieee a oe they're what's hers is his, and what's his. is hers.”’ In short, what's the dif- ference who we ° with circumstances. ¢ as “nee . > ~~ United Press Phete its mother. Hatched at Miami Beach's Flamingo Village, the tiny bird is probably the first fla- mninge ever hatched while in clase eonfindment. .| County 10,210 Refugees Group Conducts Survey to Determine Fitness for Future Emergency Thanks to the efforts of a group of Waterford Township housewives, the first “giant step’’ in a long mile of civil defense work has been taken. Mrs. J. Thomas Peterson and a jcommittee of 50 members of the American Assn. of University Women have turned in to Oakland Ciyil Defense Director Lewis C. Jarrendt a detailed study of Waterford Township's facilities for feeding and housing refugees during a disaster. Jarrendt says the survey shows 20,210 people could be sheltered in schools, churches, community buildings, bowling alleys, theaters, skating rinks, hospitals and large halls. A total of 37,015 meals per day can be, served in Waterford Town- ship int public facilities, restaurants and school and church kitchens. To finish the survey, Mrs. Peter- son’s committee measured every large hall in the township to calculate sleeping capacities, and interviewed kitchen staffs. 1951 showed that only 1,675 ref- ugees could be sheltered, and 1,625 could be fed. Jarrendt ‘said similar surveys now are being conducted in all, townships in the county, to provide | an adequate indication of the coun- ty’s capacity ts chen wedapeas from a disaster area. “For example,” he said, “If a tornado should hit Clarkston 1 the results of this survey, we could assign them to emergency shelters ‘in Waterford Township and be sure — taken care of." A second major potential use, he said, would come in the event | of a meckear bomb attack on Detroit. “If we had four hours’ warning of such an attack.” Jarrendt said, | “Civil defense authorities in De ‘May Ase Legislative Action ‘Hare Seeks Right to Deny(= . Licenses to Bad Drivers »he may ask the Legislature heavily on Oakland County ibsorb a —_— part of Detroit's survey established refugee centers. The next step is for Louis of Waterford Township, to assign | workers to manage the shelters Area Can House. ip MAP SURVEY PROJECT — Lewis C. Jarrendt, Oakland County feeding and housing facilities in Waterford Township. The survey, _¢Civil defense director, assigns territory to Mrs. Faye Donelson and just completed, provides Jarrendt with comprehensive information “Mrs. Royal Exline, subcommittee chairmen in a survey of refugee to be used in the event of disaster. + people might be homeless. with troit would orde: Sot Sy Tae “ee “apenas waa re Dorman, Jr., civil defense director °! the U. S. Navy. Recruiters Double as Painters i . Widow’s Plight | Brings" N lavy Aid The Navy came to the rescue lin helping fulfill a dream of Mrs. 'Ella Wilcox, 77, of 38 N. Shirley Ave., a widow who is partially ‘blind. | Two members of the Navy Re- icruiting Service in Pontiac, Petty [Officers L. T. Harris and W. J.’ ‘Borer, are busy this week putting ja first coat of paint to Mrs. Wil- lcox’s home. Both men volunteered to take 9 originally suggested for Pontiac Junior Chamber of Commerce's | Clean - Up, Fix - Up, Paint -Up | pension of $70 from the Aid for The Blind, solicited the services The Pontiac Paint and Varnish Co. supplied the paint to help Mrs. new license simply on the basis Wilcox’s long dream of ha her of a quick review of his file at the | - — i ti disast =o sal ‘home painted come true. specific authority to deny new Ii- censes to motorigts with “bad” driving records. « ee e* |Sitne of application. ° ° * ealperkn «giemrere dey | teenrs to handle — * > _teelere—auxilary In the future; a rejection will U ic rogue eri Until Tuesday, Hare acted in the have to. follow @ hearing by one ~~ oe ee power. In of Hare’ . about 25,000 applicants for dure, -considering new licenses were turned down, cases involved, would soeire 0) ee or aes il Se ot ta ee Or eee at te s “examiners. This: proce-;. vastly greater expenditure of ole to accomplish the same end result. Man Drowns in River Se auetie: 6 alum of cum 0 gpoeee rig her committee, -'to Mink ‘William J. Bawden, administrative | Reported in California | LOS ANGELES (INS)—Epidem!- iologists are collecting rodents and fleas in the back country of Ven- |tura County, north of Los Angeles, / sel xaid special certificates|in a move to head off » possible} he appreciation wil] be presented outbreak of bubonnic plague in Southern California. The state reported its first bu- NEWAYGO w — Arthur West- assistant in Waterford Township bonic plague death in 10 years last gate, 22, of near’ Hardy Dam Wednesday. He Hare said one of the effects of and a companion, Bruce Kyser, 22, Prof. ead suid in nee opinion the ruling will be to throw a huge of Clarksvillé, were thrown from the right answer probably varies oe 7 exopeemanttt burden canoe when it overturned. A fi jon his erman rescued Kyser, aj Mrs. Faye Donelson, sh-| Catherine Thurston and Mrs. Royal | 43. ering the information. Subcommittee chairmen included Mrs. | \Exline, he added. rural Newaygo, schools, who assisted them in gath- Monday and it is believed that the victim contracted the deadly dis- (ease while on a fishing trip. The victim was Andrews Sakacs, He died at the Corona Naval \Hospital, east of Los Angeles. GMC Trucks Handle Camp Chores Twenty A red GMC trucks’ are doing a good deed for 5,000 girl scouts by keeping vital supplies flowing smoothly through their vast “tent city’? west of Pontiac. The trucks were loaned by GMC Truck and Coach Division to the Highland Recreation Area. “Without the trucks, we'd be lost,’ sald Julian H. Salomon, site and facilities director for | the Roundup. “They literally | serve as our supply lifeline.” Nine pickups, seven Suburban “*- 1956 Senior Girl Scout Roundup at station wagons, three panel trucks imished for the June 28 — July outing. Ti; Binge gathering of girl scouts, ead that cur division can be of. iscale, lin the movement of various com- the vital role trucks play They shuttled personnel and car- some assistance to them," said | modities. The camp, as the nation, go around the camp prior to the Philip J. Monaghan, vice presi- needs a constant flow of goods « arrival of the Scouts, and now dent of General Motors and gefi- and services, hauled by truck to deliver supplies;to the girl camp-. eral manager of GMC, ‘ | “The essential nature of truck ~“We are pleased that the Pon- |transportation in the Girl Scout!Plies is Miss Gretchen H. Yoffa.’ ‘maintain its many functions.” Heading the movement of sup-: ‘and a stake truck have been fur- flac area was chosen for this ‘encampment illustrates, on a smal}! Miss Yoffa became acquainted with LUOGAGE DETAIL — Say Tish, of Jecheunvie, Fa. cngrien Okia., vere among member ofthe advance party at the encamp ment. -» luggage from a GMC pickup to a cluster of tents at the Highland Recreation Area. Biee Deigh ant Watin. Logue. teh), ot: Welean, 4 = GMC trucks as an overseas * Cross clubmobile driver during! World War II and the Korean) conflict “Being with GMC | trucks seems Uke old times,” Miss Yoffa said. “I'm particu- larly pleased to have the panel | trucks, They will permit us to | load paper supplics in the rain without running the risk of wa- ter damage.” Miss Yoffa has used her mili- tary organizational ‘‘know-how” to. set up a supply distribution oper- ation that “will keep those trucks just about all the time.” “Girls will draw three days’ supplies at a time at distribution chores essential to the smooth operation éf the camp, At times, they even Will haul foodstuffs hround the camp.” HELPING HANDS — Performing beyond the © call of duty” in helping paint the home of Mrs. © _ Ela Wilcox, 38 N. Shirley Ave., are members of | the local ‘Navy Recruiting Service, Chief Petty . « 7 a Mad * os ‘everal Sizes ‘e ¢ ¢ Dr. Richard F. Humphreys, di-|year that begins Sunday. This fig- rector of the iorsong program,|ure compares with President Ei-iF Roger A. Authier The event gave American indus- wears for $818,501 try the first green light to con-|Said its most agar ars vowed 4 ooo Bore Inc. cain duct Mactor studies without gov-|use will ‘be the pr < } — * « Comer, ein Sentero, ee eet mete gpa Bees | The bill carries $635,012,500 for Armour Research Foundation ot C eiedmaentormer trol projects and $144,275,000 for] REDUCED PRI _{Ulinois Institute of Technolgy on). . : reclamation and irrigation pro-| On All Chicago's near South Side. It is|Fair-Prizes Set Record | 7-am. Funds for 288 predects were] CES ee ee oS DETROIT w — Prizes for the |included. ‘ APPLIAN area tw r Wela'g tet react eras enerateg| 1986 Michigan State Fair now total mane bills, One etovides sui LARRY GILLIAM APPL. under wartime secrecy at Stagg|® record $138,000, some $7,000 over/go4 058 to operate Congress in the|] *#! © Welied take MA 4-118 Field at the University of Chicago.|the 1955 premium total, general|coming fiscal year. The other! . * f manager Donald L. Swanson an-|makes available $5,968,000,000 for | ‘ the reactot, solution type.” nounced. Deadline for entries isla number of executive bureaus, A Year 'Round Exclusive as en uranium dis-|/Aug. 10. Singer Julius LaRosa|boards, commissions. and other in- ‘ vont Sos Ge —_ G 7 will head Hog! Coliseum entertain-|dependent offices. Toy—Hebby—Crafts OFF TO CAMP GRACE BENTLEY — Forty physically handi- Pentine Pree Phote |e. Atomics In-|ment at the Fair Aug. 31-Sept. 9. —__—— Ss HOBBY HO capped children from Oakland County wave goodbye as they boarded sponsored by the Michigan League for Crippled Chilldren. The local |American ‘Aviation tne, Canoye} About” 4000 grade” crossings|lanee’ tin at plese, to 100.000] HINES Y HOUSE the bus yesterday for Camp Grace Bentley on the shores of Lake children. are going through the sponsorship of the Oakland County /Park, Calif. The Atomic Energylaccidenta occur annually af the Ice Age. 7 &. Saginew Huron for two weeks of living and playing outdoors. The camp is Society:for Crippled Children. uate: Canes hse | Ex-U. of D. Footballer (Positive Policy With Soviet. Near have GF gued that the val (eae oats 0 j Sentenced for Theft ‘|States could not afford to erect “Iron Curtain’ of its own. BAY CITY @ — Andrew W. Karpus, 42, former college and | | WASHINGTON @® — President jing up within the next few days, IE . haps, for final decision threugh been sentenced to 1% to 4 years in Eisenhower is due to approve soon Per Sout Michigan prison forja “positive” policy for exchanges the National Security Council] and ot vate tell the United States the President, which will help us Gireuit Judge David R. Louisland Russia. ae et ee * @ Officials said the proposed pol-| Umited States policy has beep Ike May.OK Swap Visits”,.” <.*,,” reported |knotted in controversy, prineipal-}'"* Officials said the new policy) would provide for ‘‘positive ac-| tion" by the United States ona basis of reciprocal treatment. 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PANEL CURTAINS 69° Reg | 19 value First quality 42x53, 42x63, 42x72. Deep hems. Stock up now 4TH OF JULY SALE! MEN’S SWIM TRUNKS | loi Reg. 2.99 values Print Boxer styles. Sizes §. M. L, Downstairs Reg 199 values size 42x81 Downstairs * i] JULY FOURTH SALE OVERNIGHT CASES $e walue Carry aii your small things te ft JULY FOURTH SALE 1.99 CAFE c CURTAINS Solid coior & prints Also velences to mat JULY FOURTH SALE CHENILLE BED SPREADS 00 Ree $388 values All fires quality Full and twin stee «White end colors Dew nstaire jULY 4TH SALE BETTER PRINTED PERCALE Actual to 39c full bolts. Beautiful pat~ terns for sportiwear, beachwear, gen- Print and solids 3 Come, sare era! sewing Downstairs JULY 4TH SALE NYLON CURTAIN PANELS All first quality, deep hers, 3 Stock up now, save! JULY FOURTH SALE 49c COTTON 9 9 c SEERSUCKER JULY FOURTH SALE “Ne ironing needed ¥d COTTON RUGS Steck up en thts practical rug for kit- chem and bath room Cc SALE § JULY FOURTH FEATHER PILLOWS 19 C 139 velue, Beact ifal Stanc -49° JULY 4TH SALE 39c HAND TOWELS Day Thick Cannon quality, large size Come print i ard of JULY 4TH SALE 79¢ BATH TOWELS Giant 22 up now! n 44 Cannon qu the JULY 4TH SALE 5.99 PRINTED DRAPES Make your home beautitu! and save. tos. vet's. Full 81-inch patterns. length. P: Downstairs First quality. Size 60 x 76 Downstairs MEN'S FOURTH SALE UNDERSHIRTS 4 1 Better quality for JULY FOURTH SALE extra wear Gizes 18 MEN’S JACKETS Reg. 3.99 values. Perfect for summer Wear JULY FOURTH SALE MEN’S ROBES Reg. 8.99. Cotton plisse, striped. Ali sizes 49 JULY 4TH SALE BEACON PLAID BLANKETS 1.69 values, just for cottages and house hal Cotton Carpet FOURTH SALE 298 values Come stock wp and save om these 24x38 rugs Downstairs t 8 JULY FOURTH SALE “14.99 DACRON Qs COMFORTER Lightweight and a a ful. Big savings mise ft JULY FOURTH SALE DISH, WASH ‘CLOTHES tee value Extra large sire, 99° pe modern es 3° JULY 4TH SALE MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS Values to 199. New shipment print cotton and piisses in fast color fabrics Short sleeves C JULY 4TH SALE MEN’S PLAY JEANS Reg. 2.99 values. Sanforized taded denim. Elastic waist . Values to 8.99. Choose MEN’S STRETCH Reg. 1.00 seller summer colors. JULY FOURTH SALE CABANA SETS wade ‘one ‘swim trenke JULY FOURTH SALE MEN'S a b SPORT SHIRTS | 2.00 values. penne 0 te rongilarey short sleeve patterns, ts FOURTH SALE 88° velges — summer pat- terns, designs. JULY 4TH SALE MEN’S DRESS PANTS from solids in rayon, gabs. Sizes 28 to 42 JULY 4TH SALE One size fits a!! JULY FOURTH SALE KHAKI ' PEG-TOPS 4.50 values, Khaki! and black. Peg top pants checks, JULY FOURTH SALE MEN’S 88 PANTS 2 for ae yee SOX JULY FOURTH SALE MEN’S SPORT COATS 20.99 vaiues. Liner sport re 2 tlew JULY 4TH SALE MEN’S SUMMER PAJAMAS Reg. 3.99 values. Choose from cotton plisse and colorful prints. Sizes A to D. JULY 4TH SALE MEN’S SUITS ~ Values to 49.99. Choose on a whole rack of better styitp. Siaes 35 to 42. 4TH OF HULY LADIES’ SKIRTS *] Save eon regular to 399 Summer print styles Main Froor 4TH OF JULY SALE! SALE! Girls’, Boys’, Tots’ PLAY SHORTS 49° 8Sc plisse shorts in sol: and prints Sizes 2 to 8 JULY 4TH SALE GIRLS’ SUNSUITS "69° JULY 4TH SALE | fied BOYS’, 8Sc no-iron plisse suits m a i Sizes | to 4 of colors : 2nd Floér GIRLS’ SWIM SUITS Cute satin lastex and bioomer cotton swim suits. Sizes 4 to 6x. Regular 1 99 JULY 4TH SALE JULY 4TH SALE PEDAL Cc TRAINING PUSHERS PANTS C 1 girls gabardine 1Sc cotton panties pedal pushers Sizes whites and colors 3 to 14 tad Fieer Sizes 2 to 6 JULY 4TH SALE JULY 4TH SALE GIRLS" ¢ | INrANTs’ PAJAMAS GOWNS. Cc 18 oil ‘ f fara fal ‘cot oise Reg 1 00 quaitty sof iS. White and pastels JULY 4TH SALE JULY 4TH SALE TOTS’ NYLON 00 | curity SUNSUITS aleake 97 ' hn - anne Ko tou 373 first quaiitr Sizes 1 to 4 z Curity gsused dis- ted Fieer pers Limit 2 ¢osen JULY 47H SALE BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS 89 striped polo shirts, fast color 3 to 6x AS 99° JULY 4TH SALE GIRLS’ | §° 2nd Fioo JULY 4TH SALE BQYS’ CABANA SETS and shirt sets in plisse and broad- cloth. Reg 1.59. Sizes 1 to 6 2nd Floor ao 4TH SALE JULY 4TH SALE - . }—- {JULY 4TH SALE BOYS’ c GIRLS’ 47 T-SHIRTS SHORT SETS 49¢ white cotton T New shipment of 1.99 shorts and blouse Sizes 3 to 6x tnd = BOYS’ SOCKS 2c blarer stripe long Weering socks Sires Tt, to 10 tnd Fleer PANTIES 2c double crotch cotton panties Sizes 2 to 12 tnd Fleer to 16 shirts. Sizes 4 tnd Fleer sets JULY 4TH SALE JULY 4TH SALE BOYS’ SWIM NKS GIRLS’ Tau and bexer 1 88 BLOUSES C trunks, Includes lace 1.99 broadcloth and gingham blouses. in sizes 7 to 14 97 y°? sides. Sizes 4 to 16 tad Fleer JULY 4TH SALE BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS 1.99 no-iron plisse short sleeve shirts Your choice of solids and prints. Sizes 4 to 16 JULY 4TH SALE LADIES’ PLAY SHOES Reg. 3.00 finest soft leather and cloth with feather. White and paste! colors All sizes, 4 to 10 JULY 4TH SALE JULY 4TH SALE Men's Canvas 99 KIDDIES’ 99 SPORT SHOES SANDALS €.99 loafers in brown, ' 2.90 barefoot style. blue, black & white, ang yee. Sizes all sizes. a 6% to + * » ers J St. _. We Give Holden ae sayin 74.N. 4TH OF JULY SALE! _ LADIES’ DRESSES *] Worth much more! Sport and sunbaeck styles Sizes 10 to 20. 14'2 to 24 2 Pa * *« 2@ “a 5 - ars hae | Lt Our | { CREDIT TERM - YOU CAN EVEN AT THESE LOW PRICES . “CHARGE IT” i LADIES’ oun JULY 4TH SALE HATS 00 OF Lavies’ summer DRESSES s areas Motyles Al “head Group of 5.99 cool sunbacks. Santo te cot- pn wad tons and prints Sizes 10 to 20. 14'2 to 24'2. JULY FOURTH SALE 2nd Fico LADIES’ CAPS Cc sen Gari aseriswenr: JULY 4TH SALE - White only znd_ Meer BRAND NAME DRESSES Ss JULY FOURTH SALE a Worth to 10.99. You'll reco their nar WHITE 99 when es see them jonees, eas. lecge ses, > UNIFORMS 2nd Floor 299 values. White pop lin and seersucker. Sizes 10 to 42 tnd Fleer JULY 47H SALE LADIES’ FOURTH SALE LADIES’ NYLON SHORTIES = nae: 88 Worth twice the pnce All washable nyion e Se er ctenn 6-4. fleece ant linings. White and pastels Sizes L fad Fleer 10 to 18 2nd Floo JULY FOURTH SALE LADIES’ 38| RAINCOATS Eaves TT ar LADIES’ BETTER SUITS tnd _Vieer Special ‘ J § JULY FOURTH SALE ciai group Of wools and rayon wear : for now and fall. Sizes 10 to 40 cep aS 00 and, Floor To $90 values Two-pec style Print top sol buttons nd Fleer Ivey roger JULY 4TH SALE PLISSE ‘ - COWNS LADIES’ BLOUSES Values to chee: Grring cotton Mata Fleer . Qusee 1 Values to |! 99. Sleeveless. Guaranteed washable sport blouses. All colors. Sizes JULY FOURTH SALE LADIES’ BRAS Values to 350 Disc Perma-Lift etyries Come, save Main Fleer Cc 32 to 38. Main Fico JULY 4TH SALE LADIES’ SPORT SHORTS JULY FOURTH SALE STRETCH GLOVES 190 values One size fits ail Ladies’ sizes Main Fleer - - Save on 1.99 bettes sport shorts in guar- anteed washable styles. Sizes 10 to 18 Main Floor JULY Reg | 99 values on 40 denier white Main Floor JULY LADIES’ PEDAL P Reg’ 2.99 values. Cool, Main Floor JULY FOURTH SALE LADIES’ SKIRTS $8.90 values. Summer prints and solids styles Main LADIES’ NYLON SLIPS slips. Sizes 32 to 40. washabie prints, stripes, solids. JULY FOURTH SALE 4TH SALE " LADIES’ Ss PURSES Cc 290 values White & Nylon net trimmed colored summer bags Main Fleer JULY FOURTH SALE LADIES’ HANKIES 1.00 values Better quality print and solid styles Main Fleer JULY FOURTH SALE scart beanie LADIES’ SCARFS 1 g| 5 Hh 4TH SALE USHERS comfortable ™ ‘JULY 4TH SALE LADIES’ NYLON HOSE Reg. 89c value, new surmmer shades in all sizes 8'2 to 11. Slight irrs 5@c values. Silk print JULY FOURTH SALE NYLON HOSE First quality nylons Reg. 1.35 values Main Floor JULY 4TH SALE etn) eee LADIES’ SWIM SUITS JULY FOURTH SALE i for the 4 B lastex and iti BERMUDA 77 tee es Ga cee | SHORTS Main Floor Reg. 398 Solfd and primt patterns Main Fleer JULY Reg. 35c values, non-run tricot panties in band and leg. Main Floor JULY Values to 3.99. Washable brunch’ coats, perfect for Main Floor LADIES’ RAYON PANTIES LADIES’ BRUNCH COATS surnmer. 4TH SALE LADIES FOURTH SALE : HALTERS c rayon oA $y) =e 00 Better qu quality ledien’ elastic POLOS 4TH SALE JULY FOURTH SALE LOUNGING PAJAMAS Reg. 14.99. 2-plece quilt tor. Main print cotton pss aan Lf ( THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, é \ JUNE 28, 1956 Train Hits Car, Killing 6 People 3 Women and 3 Men in Auto Perish at Grade ‘Crossing in Ohio . ’ |raivipn' authorities (the National- Chou Proposes ss'."s*- ease. Formosa Talks scr. {tions for the peaceful liberation iof Taiwan and we hope that the 'Taiwan—authorities will send their \representative to Peiping to dis- |cuss these tasks with us." j * * ¢ Wonts to Negotiate the ping always uses for the transfer Peaceful Liberation’ of of Formosa to its control. Gen- . ° ° ; jeralissimo Chiang Kai-shek’s anti- Nationalist China (Communist government of For- |mosa was certain to reject Chou's “HONG KONG u—Red China's bid. ° a ‘Premier Chou En-lai tonight pro-| jposed direct negotiations with Na- Offi itionalist China to arrange the New . re Elected “peaceful” transfer of Formosa to Police Association to the Communists. | SAULT STE. MARIE & — Police s * * chief Arthur Nagel of Garden City _’The dying gasp of the Taiwan is the new president of the Mich- Formosan) authorities under the igan Assn. of Chiefy of Police, ' United States cannot last for succeeding G. Donald McCormick, long."’. Chou said in a speech to police chief at Marquette. the National People’s Congress— _, Ounet officers elected by the cett, above, superintendent of "Bunter . €or a e ‘Communist China's oe ha aig as they chwed Cohenhes Public Schools, weal ut ar ony Sigel arre i ipi 'their three enti includ- * 2 . {Boone identified t ree men vthe apecch was broadcast byjed supt. Dewey “‘Beower of Grand named the eighth president of Ohio killed as James Nease, Franklin, Peiping radio. Rapids, first vice president; chief State University by the board of Ohio; Jerry Stidham, 30, Wolf * HAMILTON,- Ohio (®—A Penn- sylvania Railroad freight struck a car at a grade. crossing hear here early today, grinding the car ‘to bits and_ killing all six occu- ipants of the car—three men and ‘three women. Conductor P. H. Conley of Rich- mond, Ind., said it locked as though the car didn't slow at all ‘before the train engine smacked i ' i i ' ry OSU PREXY—Novice G. Faw- into it. } 4 H ° Thomas Tombley of Grosse Pointe, trustees. The 47-year-old Fawcett, Coal, Ky.. and Claude Raleigh, 38, “On behalf of the government,”|second vice president; and state a native of Gambler, O., will suc-\o9f Miamisburg, Ohio. s * > Chou said, “I formally declare we police commissioner Joseph Childs, ceed Howard L. Bevis, 70, who is willing to negotiate with the're-elected secretary-treasurer. _ ‘retiring ‘BLUE ANGELS’ DIAMOND — Navy's Blue _ Angels, famed flying team, hold Fury jet fighters inspection at the Naval Air Station. in tight formation over Columbus, Ohio, during ‘are : The coroner was unable to iden- American in Cyprus Escapes Bomb Plot e ‘the Pulitzer Prize for his play “Death of a Salesman,” has de- clined to disclose the time and place of the wedding He has scheduled a news con- ference for noon tomorrow He | i| Mari yn, Miller Get Blood Tests has said there definitely will not NICOSIA. Cyprus #—-A_ home be a wedding this week made bomb was discovered today Playwright Says That After issuance of thé marmage in the gasoline tank of a car + license, a couple must wait five owned by an American who lives Wedding Won't Take days before they can wed The in an owitlying sechon of Nicosia . waiting period can be waived by a > * « Place This Week probate court judge but only under The bomb was found by a mem emergency conditions. ber of the British security forces who heard a muffled noise. The explosive had been pushed into the filler pipe of the tank. ROXBURY, Conn. # — Marilyn : Monroe and Arthur Miller have . Saas coven kisedl (eels = veces! Sandy Clue Conclusive ment in Connecticut before issu: Against House Thieves The name of the American was ance of a marriage license ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. w Po. not divulged at once. The tests were made im hasty’). at last found a use for the sand md fashion sabia that has plagued housewives and It was the first attempt at vio- city officials for years lence against an American «since Miller's cousin Morton Miller a laundry was burglarized and Jume 16. when US Vice Consul rushed to the State Bureau of policeman S A. Romero was drv- William P. Boteler was killed and Laboratormes with two viais COD- ing along a paved street when he two other Americans injured in taining the couple's blood and noticed two young men removing 4 bombing s picked up the reports of the Was- sand from their shoes Dr Fazil Kuchuk leader of the serman tests two hours later There was no sand on that Turkish minoritv on Cyprus. said 7 particular street, but there was his people will never accept an) A spokesman for the bureau said,considerable sand at the site of proposal to give the island's reek : Morton telephoned late in the the bur!garized laundry. The two descended residents majority rep- * morning to ask if time could be were arrested when Romero found resentation in the National As- : » saved by bringing the blood spe-ithey had some of the stolen sembly. a * ¢ = ————————— His statement was issued as re- ° . : ‘ports from London indicate dthe| Buried Miners Escape ‘British government is preparing’ GIFU, Japan ® — Five coal to offes Cyprus a new constitution p.m. and/miners, given up for dead after which would give Greek Cypriots picked up the reports at 4 pm. a_ cave-in Sunday, were found an Assembly majority. With instructions ‘to return the alive today Collapsing timbers in Of Cyprus’ population, blood test reports unopened to the Yamato mine formed a safety 400.000 are Greek and Miss Monroe's and Miller's physi. pocket ‘in which the miners hud- Turkish cian, Morton returned to Roxbury. dled more than 100 hours awaite —_—---——- — ae ing rescue. The, were rushed to For an Englishman, an auto Miller, a dramatist who has won a hospital for treatment. trunk is a boot. Now... at The Hub... | cimens to the bureau directly. He clothes. was told at least a couple of days time could be saved. “Tl start now,”’ the spokesman quoted him as saying Morton arrived at Nothing finer in American taste... First, there’s the frigid Mint Whiskey Sour. And then that Julep. Next, the smooth, glacier- favorite, an icy Highball. They're cold Freeze. Followed by the all delightful to look at,a joy to tasty Collins and the tempting taste—when made with Calvert 2 about 100.000 ao ee ee CALVERT DISTILLERS CO. NY C. « AMERICAN BLENDED WHISKEY © 668 A Remarkable ale! Top Quality One and Two Pants S30 and °60 Tropical-Weisht Suit $ opps A REMARKABLE SAVING OF UP TO $21.15 FOR YOU ON CHOICE SUITS SOLD ALL OVER AMERICA TODAY AT $55 AND $60 Choose from Dacron and Wool . . .Silk and Wool. . . A Wool. . . ‘Linen Finish 3 Way Suits with pants of contrasting Color ... Light. Shades... Dark Shades. . . Regulars, Shorts, Longs and Stouts. NO DOWN PAYMENT NECESSARY WHEN OPENING A HUB CHARGE ACCOUNT —— 30 DAY... 60 DAY... 90 dl. % Which cool cool Calvert will you have? @& " New handsome bottie—eame fine Calvert women died in sixth victim died in Mercy pital here about an hour after the crash. car about 200 feet before the car iswung around and ‘got tangled lup” witha freight car. | "The crossing is at Williamsdale, about five miles north of this southwestern Ohio city. ‘To Ask Marine Probe | DETROIT w — Joseph J. Lozo of Detroit, national commander _of the Third Cavalry Group Veterans 'Assn., said he is demanding a con- gressional investigation of treat- iment of marine recruits at the San |Diego marine base. Lozo said the \eat of a teen aged marine re- cruit from Michigan had written ihim of ‘‘terrible conditions” at the ibase. He did not disclose her home town. Lozo forwarded her letter to chairmen of the House and jyenate Armed Services committees. I IN THE GREAT TRADITION OF AMERICAN WHISKEY PROOF + 65%. GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS DAY e we ; ra ‘ ‘ f : : de vy i ‘ i 3 tte : es ¢ J de . ; ; ‘ t | € H bs a H ; : : : . . ' [ 3 ori F . \ : t | ~~ ‘ F ih : fo if ; 4 , + a f- . . 0 on id SAVE 49.50! 6 Pc. Famous Name. m ) variably __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956: | oo ae TWENTY-THREE Twin Mattress Bed Sets & Frames TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: JUNIOR EDITORS You Get... 6 Pieces: _-~& ae |< > |. _ @2 Twin Mattresses! @ 2 Twin Box Springs! @ 2 Metal Frames with “Shop. ‘til 9 Friday Night! Casters! . } | . nly D @ ‘ W k . H) Pe r ee | I: — 1 - wy | i — | . 3 | FS ) NO DOWN PAYMENT...12 MONTHS TO PAY! OFF TO CAMP -4 : Packing Absolute Musts for: Hotel Owners, Motel Owners! Here is a suitcase that can be packed with the items shown. If oe = s , you see, in newspapers or magazines, pictures of things suitable for Summer Camps . Private Hospitals Summer Homes = Guest Rooms camp you could cut them out, fold them up and put them in the case too. . From Waite’s comes a sale you can't afford to miss! Imagine, two Come carefully the things you put in becausé a wise camper famous twin innerspring mattresses — with sag-resistant border and are ota’ beater tee = cet ran ran nono porate sturdily woven striped ticking for years of service—PLUS, two steel-coil H “AUS v¢y will get rough treatment, and wi ge ; protection against all weathers, but he does not take too many of box springs, upholstered-to-match, PLUS, two all metal frames, tough, them. rugged, yet easy-to-handle, because of free-wheeling casters. Yes, you Among the items experienced campers find vital are strong, com- get all 6 pieces at remarkable savings. Shop today and tomorrow night fortable walking shoes or boots, gloves, some form of head covering, until 9! Color this picture, paste it down on thin cardboard, and then cut ‘ out all the parts carefully. Fold up the suitcase on the dotted lines, Waite's Bedding Center—Downstcirs Store and paste the flap marked ‘‘A” over the flap ‘‘A 1", and the flap “B”’ over ““B 1". Then the suitcase will stand up. Cut a slit in the handles, [ as indicated, so that Jane or Tommy, who appeared earlier this week, can carry it. Slip the hand with the ticket in it through the handle and fold back the tah, . (Ronda Gay Martin, Wray, Colo., gets our Junior Editors award of $10 for a useable idea, so send in your suggestions care of this news- Save $33.95! NOT 16-NOT 18-BUT A BIG 21-INCH....... NOT 1 H.P— BUT A FULL 2, HP. - paper. Violet Moore Higgins: AP Newsfeatures). 6-23] ) 1 intemaimsnareee| | inmetae URRY Gasoline Rotary Power Mower Pravda Chides “22 mel | nemens . ‘It caused a sensation in Moscow. Bosses Publicly ome mei ss af the paper pasted up on walls, learned for the first time Demands What Present er eee rege siorpreipet Chiefs Did to Halt Tide 20n Communist party Congress in ae February denouncing Stalin. This! of Stalin’s Abuses was the first publication bere any references to that speech. MOSCOW uf — Pravda has re- Pravda also hinted that it @ Manufacturer's List Price 99.95! $ © Only 1.75 Per Week! NO DOWN PAYMENT...12 MONTHS TO PAY! @ Famous Power Products 212 H. P. Engine! \e wae @ Deluxe Features Found in Much Higher Priced Models! “ Imagine! A power mower at this low price with outstanding deluxe features! A big double power action 2/2 h. p. Power Products engine with recoil starter. Safety engineered lifetime guaranteed steel deck. Lifetime guaranteed eK steel ball bearing wheels. Side chute leaf T << mulcher, chrome guards. Trims within 3%” of walk or hedge! Hurry in today while they last! @ Safety Engineered! York Daily Worker asking the Khrushchev’s report to question. 20th Congress of the Communist * 2 ® party.” Tt was the first time the cur-) Pravda did was. rent leadership has been publicly Sen el ed os * was criticized here. even by implica-! Americans buy 158,000 pianos a tion, and mavks a fadical shift year. Friday NIGHTS * till 9:00 Mail Your Order or Phone FE 4-2511! Waites Mower Center—Downstairs Store seve $50, new shipment just arrived, quick starting, lightweight 10.3 Feet 5% H.P. CLINTON Philco’ y Re 49.99 06 Outboard “1383 ae _—t—=#n, SQ gre | | (with trade-in) | | ' Not One Penny Down! @ Giant 48-Lb. oe fee | Only $2 per Week! - Colorful, Easy-Care 39 Fine combed cotton shirts with “e. tape crew necks. In white, mint, ~ J maitre, blue and pink solid colors or bright stripes. 3-6X. Boys’ Boxer Shorts 39 both solid ond striped. Also, cool twills and plisses in prints Freezer! @ Storage Door! 5-Year | Guarantee! Here is a real value bomb- shell for a limited time only '. .. a huge 10.3 cubic foot , world - famed PHILCO re- 'frigerator at a stupendous savings! Whopping big shelf — area to afford you all the “Storage space required for |a big family — with room B. to spare! Hurry in today. Waite's Retrigerators—Downstairs Store Save 5.96! Rubberized rr Ge ( Wading Pool ©: aA | be st ONLY AT | ae e | | warte’s IN Regularly 16.95 \ seit sis PONTIAC tale a u 7 ey Mies’ ~ @ A Full Size 512 H. P. ay ‘ Outboard for Less __ Than $100! e Air Cooled Engine _, Means No Flushing “. 3 Is Necessary! — “= @ A Full 360 Degree ' Pivot Reverse! Girls’ Midriffs > Cool no-iron cottons with .¢ Y. fresh white eyelet trims. Elastic top and bottom. White, colors. 3-6X. Girls’ Shorts ® Automatic Rewind Starter... Trolls toa Minimum Speed! e Exclusive Built-in Quiet Control... Lightweight Yet So " 39 © Durable All Stee! Tubing! 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Hurry in today and save! for Salt Water — ) TEL-HURON STORE DOWNTOWN STORE Tel-Huron Shopping Center Saginaw at Huron Street Walte's Sporting ) , ee coe ‘s -Waite's Toys—Downstairs Store mod |. {WENTY-FOUR a YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT Cun ' Easy to use ' STERNO STOVES Perfect fer picnics! 4% & 8%: | hin seescsnset wll ae Wee) ung STORES SALE DAYS THRU SUNDAY 4 Regular $10.98, guaranteed APM ZERO 10 INCH M1 at 4 - 4 ~ y yy) ye “a Et “15-02 CAN ser.) a ht a e a r = s - 10¢ FLASHLITE roo HARIN away from you! iWin teeneet fi ae) * Long bese, fae spray PORTABLE WALL SHOWER rm $498 Value teal fer messaging ond finer, softer hair rinses ee Month’; Supply MEDS TAMPONS Sete, Convenient protection! 39°, | intl | Ceomiortable te wear mew MODESS SANITARY V-BELT Pink of = 1 | FOR SANITARY PROTECTION In 3 sizes te suitt 29° TAKE PLENTY OF HOLIDAY SNAPS “Wo. 1—29 NL. Saginaw (Downtown) ae that “cool, neat look” summer with heir that's x > “Liquinet™ neat. Carry in & N gee — beach bag! 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Elsewhere in its report adi O@ Cee THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDA ng i? « : t | y i 7 i ec & & be GA : i Phe 4 % AP Science Reporter ing protection measures, WASHINGTON (®—English cows. * * * : Ath | ‘But the academy says time is technical improvements to have eaten grass sprinkled with! y-~ | Sreater technical ieap and poly up some of the radioactivity being radioactive elements released in/TUnning out for obtaining new/jassure against - 12. knowle ni: astrophic — dumped there from — parweey ie eae ne ter ppe, per se = of radioactivity atomic reactor. Where did the ucts will be upon us. ards expected ‘in the next: twolfrom atomic reactors. Present/ocean currents then org | decades as atomic power plants|reactor safeguards have had a|Plankton? What fish fed om it? the answers.” ' very fine record, but protective| Who ate the fish? ij vada. * * «6 While stressing. that such’ a radioactive menu—not restricted to cows in Britain alone—i trom being at any realy ance” of H-bomb tests, but offered Ment, the report said. at this time, the National Aca-" €stimates of how long they; * « @ demy of Sciences mentions it to, Would go on. emphasize this point: spring up. a ; . efforts of weathermen, oceanog- ''° D Si est SO capers, agricultural” scientists S04. this ty problems. “We had better be ready with says. the answers,” the academy adds. * *¢* @« So far, says this group of emi- nent been released. And, on the whole,|from atomic bomb tests, nuclear|' The scientists said: it says, things have gone well|power plants, medica] Xrays, and * ¢ 6 from the safety standpoint — both|from naturally radioactive mater- ee dy Bomb Fallout Effects academy said there is a need for have eaten it, Plankton in the atémic ‘power industry will ma- It also mentioned ‘the “‘continu-|™eSures could stand improve- Concerning radiation once re- | The job of coming up with leased — whether from reactors, | “We must know more about how 40¢3 & disappearing act, almost The sea, the air and plants and #MSwers calls for the combined reactor waste or “garbage, " . from bomb tests — the academy | move, how plants and animals At intervals the lake in northeast- “English grass has been sprin-| ‘But the testing of megatontonly 74 pounds on Mars. . the from Nevada. And English cows|In the next couple of decades the North Sea has very likely taken|ture and the question of what to do. with almost unthinkable quan- ? a British tities of, radioactive waste prod- | iota “We had better be ready with In stressing the need for, more 1 . ee research on the workings of the Look, No Lake radiation-bearing ‘‘network,’ the ‘academy said: * EAST LANSING, Mich. ®» — ‘Rainy Lake in Presque Ie County * * Tithe winds or the ocean currents a8 if somebody had pulled its plug. may concentrate radioactivity and ern Michigan nearly disappears and expertdin the disposal of Between the potential sources of transport it from one place to an- through an underground channel, radioactive wastes, the academy,man-made radiation and the peo-|gther, ple of the world there's a vast! «There is still time to find out ologists say the water seeps down, . complex “connecting network” of put not very much. 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Each sweating workman wore a Algeria, there is a score of ee ae will protect them if they North Branch Area. School staff Saginaw. Some Western diplomats in Mos- . cond sock With the city Parkslwai he ender the direction of miers-| . N geria, at seem continue to work French-owned for the 1956-57 school year. The} Mrs. Ruth Fox will remain cbw believe that the publication and Recreation Departments. it'pers of the Community Club and red fez. All were Moslems. ingly isolated attacks on individ-/farms. staff is now complete with the'clementary principal, as will Al-|fm Pravda yesterday of an article was announced today by Robert R. workers from the city departments .. * uals, The locel papers carry them) : ' exception of three vacancies. bert Stickle at the high school.'from the New York Daily Worker Schmude, club president. : eae sd , The bustling.scene on the docks|in almost box-score fashion. if? - ® New Elementary teachers are,|\C. Wesley Clarton has been re-|was a prelude to the appearance * * * Plumbers Given Raise here spotlights one aspect of the) is | ies q uin \Mrs. Zella Marsh of Otter Lake, engaged for three years as super-\of the Khrushchev speech in the The event will get under way Sat- Algerian rebellion. The Moslem| Even the aggregate makes little | Mrs. Mary Jacobs of Brown City, ‘indent. Communist party organ. eq| impression. Stories which start! . | 2 _———- Se upday . morning and continue JACKSON wW—Unionized plumb- population is by no means unit eee / through the holiday, with all funds ers in Hillsdale, Jackson and Len- against France. Thousands, for Out. “Forty-three persons, most of . ta be used towards improving ‘city awee counties,have accepted a 174% one reason or another, are: con-them Moslems, were slain in a) orests in est | recreation facilities or other needs. cent hourly pay raise, ending a tent to work with the French if STs of attacks in various parts) ! Two special days will be held three-week work stoppage. They not actively for them. The rebels, of Algeria today . . _ lose their ‘ . . ! for children to highlight the cele- will receive 219 cents more an if they are to succeed in their Mpact Ease repetition. Army of Men Fighting. bration. On these days, the kid-|hour Jan. 1 1957, and an addi- proclaimed intention of setting up o | dies will be able to engys the va- tional 15 cents June 1, 1957. an independent Algerian aria | But a study of these apparently Rash of 150 Blazes in x et : : oe a Eee ; __......_ |isolated assaults shows that in Arizona New Mexico virtually every case the victim is, ’ leither a long-time French settler! jwith many Moslem friends. or a’ ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —For-! ‘Moslem with a record of cooper-'est Service officials and an army) _ation with the French. Moslem of 2,500 men fought an unprece- ‘veterans with distinguished war dented rash of about 150 fires in. irecords are special targets. Arizona and New Mexico today. The rebel strategy at this point) Most of the fires were caused, seems to be to cut all bridges by lighting and ranged from less. BS 4 ‘between the two elements of Al-'than an acre to 4,800 acres.°~ | geria's population, the Europeans 4 tsb : and the Moslems. = “This is undoubtedly the worst) : » * 6 time we've had in region history,” y. Mm A secondary rebel aim in said M. H. Davis, assistant for- , SF ‘attacking Moslems friendly to/ester. ‘Our people are getting f oa ‘France is to deprive the French very fatigued. Fires are breaking . “ army and police of possible in- out almost faster than we can keep / each COMING TO THE PONTIAC AREA . Trade-In $150.00 3 Trade-In $81.07 YOU-PAY...... 229% | = You $ 95 You $ 88 No Money SMALL : FREE! Pay 339 Pay 188 Down ; MONTHLY PAYMENTS | , SPECIAL SALE PRICED ITEMS ' ICE CREAM for the kiddies when accom- DINETTE SWIVEL REVERE ALL panied by an adult! 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It was assumed, however,'mediate range ballistic missiles|turb the Air Force, which has sile (ICBM): armed with an H-|that the Army was describing its|(IRBM). Lt. Gen, James M. Gav- been, assigned primary responsi- P kj bomb warhead. — Niki II missile. in, chief of research and develop-|biligy for developing an ICBM of °@ istan, U.S. Reg. 65c 2 Polident Reg. 50c ANACIN | TABLETS 30’s Reg. $1.25 Prep for Shaving * * * .| Unlike the Nike and Nike B mis-|ment, said, “We will put a bal-/5,000 miles reach. Medaris’ com-; - Powder It predicted such an antimissile|siles, which are designed for op-/listic missiles ipto business very/ment could mean the Army was Si n 1 st Trade Pact system will be ready in four orjerating against manned, jet bomb-/$00n.” aiming at adding distance. to its g five years. ers and other conventional planes, * *¢ @ IRBM to equal thé Air Fosce’s ¢ The Senate subcommittee inves-the Nike II is intended to reach! And Maj. Gen. J. B. Medaris,|5.000mile goal before the Air) KARACHI, Pakistan — West tigating U.S.-Russian air powerjand destroy ballistic and guided who heads the Army's ballistic) Force could perfect such a rocket. ern-allied Pakistan and the Soviet released last night previously se-|missiles with supersonic speed at|missile agency at the Redstone,|_ 4% far as is known, the Air/Union have signed their first trade cret testimony by the Army’s spe- great height and at more than/Ala arsenal, disclosed plans to Foree up to now has fired no bal- agreement. Russian experts came, Kinsels cialists in missiles and missile de-;double the lateral range of the/fire a test device—for range only’ istic missile. On the other hand, here a month ago to open nego- low fense development. lantiaircraft Nikes. —more than 3,000 miles. Medaris the Army has test-fired many tiations as part of the Soviets’ Price was the statement of, * « @ lsaid, “We will. do that shorfly.””| 'times its Redstone ballistic mis- new economic drive in southern’ the chief of the air defense branch) Nike II is being cesigned to Presumably, this ‘is one ‘of! the: isile which has a range up to 200 Asia. of the Army's missile division, Lt.‘climb at speeds of thousands of reasons for the recent agreement Miles. | The total amount of the trade | Col. Woodrow B. Sigley, that the miles per hour to a height of as obtained by the United States to. .7- anticipated was not announced. — Army is “‘confident’’ it will have|much as 30 miles. The mass de- permit extension of the test range) The Army is so confident in the Pakistan will sell the Soviets) a counterweapon ready in time to|struction hydrogen rocket must! extending southeastward {rom IRBM field that it already has jute, cotton, wool, hides and tea. “meet the described threat” of | ‘be countered and destroyed far| Florida into the Atlantic. prepared a target list for the|In return she will get industrial! the ICBM in 1960 or 1961. jaway and high mere its intended| Medaris also testified that “no|Eurasian land mass, the test and farm equipment, chemical | Censors deleted portions of the!target to make practical.|great stretch” would be required'mony disclosed. 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THURSDAY, J had 28, 1956 4 PUBLIC BATH — Hummel Hummel, polar bear just received at Brookfield Zoo, Chicago, from Hamburg, Germany, gets needed bath at i 1 ae Bi A cs CR hands of Miss man. Subway Chase Nets Fugitive FBI Captures Criminal in Hotel Lobby After Under-Street Pursuit NEW YORK @® — A fugitive wanted in a cop shooting eluded FBI men yesterday by jumping out the window of a crowded - Harriman at AFL Meet 2 Raps GOP ‘Prosperity’ a = NEW. YORK (®—Gov. Averell perity, but only one group is en- joying that prosperity—the big contributors to the Republican |. jparty.” —_ * “We are not satisfied with the few crumbs choose to brush ioff the table,” he said yesterday = addressing the 93rd annual convention of the State Federa- ition of Labor (AFL). * | The. 600 pee! end their) the election of tices * Harriman, wceina a change in, the national administration, told ithe delegates: Harriman says, “We've got pros-. ‘four-day convention today with) heardé | “We hear a lot about middle of the road. That's Eisenhower's trademark, and I say let him keep it. It's just a front for inac- tion or little action, We Demo- crats have a responsibility to go forward.’ ° \* ¢ *@ Harriman, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomina- tion, said Eisenhower has broken ipromises to bring about amend- iments of the Taft-Hartley law. Harriman said much is being about ‘Eisenhower pros- perity,” and added: “But the President says all his prosperity can afford is a mini- mum _ hourly wage Tate of 90 icents, I have been demanding $1.25 an hour, Let- -us stand to- gether until we get “it.” = * ¢ @ Eisenhower advocated raising of the former federal minimum jcents, _ Congress made it $1 an hour, and the President signed the bill. The new rate became effec- tive March 1, . Smoking Jurors Nix - Real Cool Courtroom ST, LOUIS *—The grand jury, at the invitation of Chief Federal Judge George H. Moore, moved judge's air-conditioned courtroom, which wasn't being used. Yester- day they moved back to their own non-air-conditioned quarters. the wage of 75 cents an hour to 90\where he will confer with Greek: its session Tuesday into the|Zo0, got a rude shock when the There is a no-smoking rule in/hospital treatment. courtroom, to Athens Greeks Soviet Foreign 'Shepilov Flie to Confer Wi BEIRUT (INS) — Minister Dmitri Shepilov left Leb- anon by plane today for Athens, have offered to~eu Lebanon | with arms in addition to , denied economic aid. 5’ Monkey See, Monkey Do! SAGINAW — Harvey Lander-| you, 13, helping chase a monkey | 'that escaped from the Saginaw | animal turned around and chased, him. The monkey caught up with the boy and bit his fingers four 'times. Harvey was released after’ IARAUTEDD WATCH REPAIR. . NEISNER WATCH REPAIR 42 North Saginaw leaught the monkey. Zoo officials 4 Henny Hueck and Arnold Schaw- a Yugoslavs Cheer Tito © on Return to Belgrade | BELGRADE (INS) — Marshal Tito, home to a hero's welcome from his triumphant tour of Rus- sia, looked ahead today to a meet- ing at the summit of the world’s three leading ‘‘neutralist’’ powers. “Ehe Yugoslav president arrived by train in Belgrade last night to a 21-gun salute and the cheers of nearly 100,000 of his countrymen. A short time later it was an- nounced that next month Tito would meet at his summer head- quarters on Brioni Island with Egyptian P President Gamal Nasser |and Prime Minister Jawaharlal | Ne hru of India. I iz ‘ f Ae, . 4 t < T Teg | Sentence Troy Resident on Mail Thefts Charge | A Troy man convicted in Fed- eral Court of theft from the mails was sentenced yesterday to three years’ probation by U. S. District Judge Thomas Thornton, Vaughan Russell of 710 Sylvan- wood, was a letter-sorter at the Birmingham Post office. Near Sears The search for water {s still Algeria’ 8 number one problem. train, but he was caught mo ments later in a hotel lobby. “FBI — stop the train,” agents shouted as the wanted man. hopped aboard a northbound sub way leaving the IRT’s 66th Street, station. s The conductor sucht halted the train, but the fugitive, identi- fied as Eugene Rambert, 25, scrambled out the window and fled into the tunnel, Agents with drawn guns gave chase but held their fire on the crowded platform. Rambert was captured unarmed after he emerged from the sub- J. way and hid behind a pillar in a hotel lobby. ° ) Rambert was held in $20,000 bail as a federal fugitive from justice. A hearing was schedled for July 11. Asst, U.S. Atty. Arthur Christy said Rambert and two other men are wanted for the shooting of po- liceman _Lawrence Highes in a gun batfle last April 7 in Balti- more. Christy said all three had plotted to hold up a crap game ewes ones So Eaies ree Sumbert was cigtaes Ghar Ge gun battle but later escaped, G- men ferreted out his hideaway in a tenement near Central Park in | 2/ ale 4-Cycle Rotary Manhattan and were ready to]. move in when Rambert suddenly emerged from his second - floor room, hurled a bag of empty bot- § tles at his pursuers and fled across the street and into the sub- way. Davis Is Bound Over for Court Arraignment Charged in the fatal shooting of ‘a-meighbor June 2, R. D. Davis, 37, of 306 Howard McNeill St. yes- _ terday was bound over for arraign- ment July 9 in Oakland County Circuit Court. Pontiac Municipal Judge Mau- rice E. Finnegan remanded Davis. to jail without bond. Police claim Davis shot Jimmie Fields, 37, of 320 Howard McNeill. | . included at ho extra charge famous make engine . TEL-HURON STORE Tel-Huron Shopping Center WITH AUTOMATIC RECOIL STARTER All the features of higher priced mowers! 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That was be- \time he had been in gatherings only one man besides hintself was ; , ’ A = en : y/, ~~ “ : } | _— eee fore there was a telephope within that were gossiping about every. left and then he would retire. He! : : i \ ww atl | ereer i / deg | anybody’s reach, of course. — | | body they knew practically in al-/said, however, he had known men_ | ’ \ ou ~ a aes > i A Os Jo fo Sq Be steuy He said he would bet he could|phabetical order. He said some-| who were such inveterate gossips. 4 . : he - Pinay go through any: business building times he would get pretty tired and|that even when they were the last, " Ga right there in our old home town|sleepy and would have liked to|man left they would go on gos- ‘ | THE BEST of DAMON RUNYON of Pueblo in the middle of a busi- have gone to bed but that long siping to themselves. | i ness day and discover any number experience had taught him to stick Copyright 1938, King Features Syndicate \ a _ = . ae ‘of men with their feet up on their around because he knew they| (Tomorrow: Meet Miss Aba- |. ' e ee af _ |desks in their private offices swap-| Would gossip about him as soon as) gail Juz who came te My Old * | _ ees ping gossip with some chance he was out of ear-shot. | Man and made him help ber as Will not icaller. | He said- he always waited until’ a “Marriage Counsel.” | : | The Good Sport My old man said that for every pean — — — . rr, blister, peel, . ~ — you could find! chip, or | st abbing on street corners, By DAMON RUNYON never sald a word to anyone | thought you were one of the he Bae eee twenty pairs of NOTICE OF TAXES 3 crack-off, _| about it and my old nian says | finest women in the world and men doing the same thing. He said : Render losses ae there was speculation as to how | now I know it. Goodbye, Hattie, the ratio was. about the same for : CITY OF PONTIAC Use on that is where I get mine. He al-| she — — ae ek a ae and God bless: you. hotel lobbies and the corridors of stucco, ways contended that wome .e| everybody knew Ma ea | “Much obligedDan, and the the post office and court house and stos ithe Sports ‘aca mou da a | Somapee: same e you iene weplied, then CHtY hall 1956 City and School taxes will be due and payable at = hoe. situation. One evening Dan dropped in at as he got to the door, she added: | My old man said he had come jg. the office of the City Treasurer July 1, 1956. through ing ne “Even love?” someone might the road house and went into a, “By the way, Dan, don't forget to the conclusion that men were July 31, 1956 without fees. concre a love” my old tu ould private room and sent for Hattie. you owe me for that bottle of gabbier by nature than women, Payments made by mail must be postmarked not later blocks. gay and ten he LOS tell e story (She came in quietly and greeted “'" ; _ a iy Saar ee than July 31. 19586 to avoid penalty. : an named Hi: ‘him with a handshake and said she MEN ARE THE GOSSIPS . | Saeee serene me veers Se ee 1%) about a woman named Hattie who od to see him. D little’ My old man always contended ®#4 Pretty well established the August 1, 1956 a collection charge of one per cent (1% ran what was known in those days es eo nced Tal ae =, 4 leew were pean, ti as cree oon | women as the gabby and gos- [§ will be added and one per cent (1%) additional each ae A tah Meee cae a “Let's have a bottle of wine, ‘sips and tattle-tales than wernee- | rid it por - peiers month == City and School Taxes. place where people went to drink Hattie, like eld times.” |He said one big poy fr Gis trick of the men to make them. All 1956 City and School Taxes remaining unpaid as Galion and dance. Dan murmured something about|”°* that the men ie _ re selves out superior to women in of March 1, 1957 will be payable at the Oakland County Hattie’s house was not con- the money she had invested in in =_ om oF every way, He said it always Treasurer's Office, subject to additional penalties as sidered a very nice place. In and Hattie said: as made him snicker when some provided by State Law. fact, the public prints in speak. | “It was my pleasure, and it's Me sald iat the average mar | fellow, that he knew had a WALTER A. GIDDINGS ing of it generally referred to it jall wiped off the slate. Never mind| pete due at rally attending tongue loose at beth ends, spoke City Treasurer e about it.” | ' of women as gossipy. : . aetacteas ere Lae con: ‘BY THE WAY, DAN’ od bored omens! carmel ge prec | | nu sia ue had pentats ’ ' : ' 4 North Saginaw Street ” FE 2-4242 sion required that they speak of ; children, She ordinartly had few y ms 2 a eee y DON T LET YOUR TAXES G0 DELINQUENT! 7% Dan got up to go and satd: — social callers in the course of a lost more sleep than any man alive tte mer et ae “Thanks, Hattie, I always werking day and therefore no ‘through gossip. He said many a : — _. _ : —_ _ However, in the days of Hattie -——~ RCA eR TIE a and her road house, Oldtown was a . ee comenautticnn a separate municipality and gam- bling houses and saloons ran wide open there. Colorado Springs was supposed to be dry and the only places you could buy liquor were the drug sfores where they sold | whiskey that tasted like something a doctor prescribes for malaria. If a fellow wanted to really cut up, he had to go to Oldtown. A HANDSOME WOMAN Well, this Hattie my old man used to tell about was a handsome woman of mature years, maybe 40, and had flashing, slashing black eyes and blue black hair and a swell figure. She feil-in love with a young gambler named Dan some- thing who wags about.fen years her junior and a tall, good looking fel- low, but rather shiftless. He may have reciprocated Hattie's love, though my old man was not sure about that. stud finally bankrolling him in a gam- bling house of his own that was a success from the start. Dan had a good business head, because he was soon investing in side lines of a sounder nature than gambling and finally one of these ventures took him east to New York City. Hattie's interest kept her in Oldtown and my old man says she seemed to mourn Dan's absence greatly, especially as Dan was no hand for writing letters. HE WAS GOING GREAT Well, Dan discovered Wall Street. on his trip east and presently he: was setting himself up in business there and going great, and in fact if it would not be getting ahead of our story we would tell you that hig name and fame eventually be. came nationwide—for this is a true yarn, But before that he met a young girl of highly respectable | family and fell in love with her. He was away from Oldtown a couple of years and one day he turned up back there to settle some business affairs in connec. tion with his gambling enterprise and he was in town a couple of days before he went to see Hat- tle. 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We're Air-Conditioned - 108 NORTH SAGINAW 2 f 2 RTY-TWO |, ° THE PONTIAC Passe, TEURADAY, JUNE 28, 1956 : En ee eset ms 1 at the LOAN you j Godernors Cive Cold Shoulder to Kefauve Fear atl | A at aden sad for their comfort and pleasure, | ‘> > Teo Dagan Men tives prompt cash loans for any ATLANTIC city (INS) — Sens.) going to undergo a critical oper-; One aka. who started to ask would de with the tangled foreign| came hysterical in the midst ot the: * © ** i} \ — any cd pe pylon c aoe tae Estes Kefauver was the forgotten/ation on “Medic.’ * TV's anatomy) Happy a question _about what he'situation ‘if he were president be-| ery. | Dances and swimming parties i yw — So ee s ©¢ e Later Plant Get many extra benefits at no extra cost. man of the 48th annual governors’ course, and in the middle of the ——- om were put on for the teenagers. Phone first for 1-trip loan, write or come in today! conference. show the camera will pan up from) It took him three coughing, sput- Babysitters were available at the: i | The record shows that, except|the incisign to Estes’ face, ard) "WH AT’ s MY LINE? itering minutes to ‘complete the sheiburne and Dennis Hotels. for Adlai Stevenson, more dele- ‘he'll say with a wan smile, “I'm sentence. —_ oodianes : INSTRUCTIONS: och word is réloted to my work. Un- | 4 There golfing ileg | | i 1 pea prefer him as the Democrat Eites Kefauver and I need your scramble few ible to guess line. Answer 1 ‘Ah get the impression you st two good nearby courses, |. rane than ~ other aval | mmmmm he'p.”” oppears soadins ervesi, gonersenl carl | oo ented ayaa ve dre peraty _ helicopter trips, a day at = t race official or unoffi ee ‘ ’ ’ mouth Park racetrack, tours He gave Stevenson a solid whip |! didn't come here to do any with a fine show of teeth. thal aren ¢ don in air- | ing in Minnesota, winning 2S of politicking, handsome Avere}! as 1 : _ _ condith o =f tall the 30 convention dsdagated. Harriman assured newsmen the <— ay Coo ‘Kissin’ Jim Folsom is a dead > arties, two dinners, a world other day. “I'm doing no button- ae ringer for Dizzy Dean, but a good premier of a Martin and Lewis | nso peel prey et ase omens al = ‘foot taller. Both were pitchers. one’ picture, an air show, free rides, IS SESE SEGRE SREE SRS RSRERASee eee =e ciates.”” : of baseballs and the other of Woo.’ an@ an opportunity te get Law- grabbed about this sandbar in : a The oar would have had 5 as rence Spivak's autograph. 4 i — ae —— more to say but he had to rush | ST od ge The governor's ladies made an a — a ac Be ene te speak SP let him. | off to greet the % Democratic | wed unforgettable picture as they achelor Meyner’s gracious ™ His opponents didn't even honor | , walked single fine into the ornate Mother, Mrs. Gustave H. Meyner, B him with a blast. He appeared to aebrey he had Favited te, sone - ‘dining room of the Shelburne for W&S a hostess who made the whole he as actively in the minds of the a | = ; | ares ‘the state dinner. a arigtird he ont See politicians as, say, Rutherford B.' Happy Chandler's press confer- | The band played “A Pretty | — hom sie ence remains the high humor note DES Girl Is Like a Melody,” and it 24 Hour Emergency H ho _. b of the conference. His comments. eouldn’t have been more appro- ‘High School Grandma J a ee = ject of on a host of subjects, his endear-) ; priate. They looked just fine. e ° ( bed Prescription Service one joke (small size).” Kefauver | ling references to the sli ghtly hat-| \Mrs. Mildred Sassaman, who has @ < j ; has come to the conclusion the ifle-axed lady reporters as “honey,” | Se Se ae Their husbands, handsome in 37-39 S. Saginaw at Water St. five grandchildren, graduated with bed reason he lost ground recently ts) ‘and particularly his self-sacrificing | = 'white dinner jackets and special with one al haar ivcan high DAYS—EALL FE 5-452! that unlike Eisenhower, Steven-' otter to submit to a White House een dress shirts presented by the .-hool this year. The 52-year-old son, Harriman and Truman he has/ draft brought roars of laughter. : Youusuy Schiffli Lace and Embroidery In- straight-A student said ae Side ap AFTER 11 P.M.—FE 5-4485 never had a major operation. The Kentucky governor who once . sleor, toThor onimol. dogiE. “stitute, made an equally impres- lot more time to study now than @ CASE FOR ‘MEDIC” was baseball's czar good-natured. | @ 1066 Where My Line, Ine , ‘ , ; sive entrance to the stirring'she did when she began high school '™ The story adds that Esies is ly joined in the Jaughter. i ‘thumps — of “Pomp and _Circum- | 3% years ago. STP te lelabelelebleletete ' ; Bids. « Phone: Agen Jn BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR EVENING HOURS Loans made te residents of efi surrounding towns th. ee] 1: a af 5 a Emergency Delivery on Request COMPARE THIS MONEY-SAVING VALUE! 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QS —_=KEEPS PICNIC DRINKS or BANUTS oe Paper Plates vE FOODS REALLY COLD — sent #68 a =—- ANGELUS see Marshmallows 19 “(3 BOOKS Pn Ole Conder GOLD BELL Gift Stamps et your GOLD BELL REDEMPTION CENTER FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY REAL GOOD Polish or Kosher DILLS Ye GALLON JAR /_ PINE CONE TOMATOES Tall No. 303 Can fOOD-0-MAT a. Street Corn SO) nford Stre Te | Ph. I} 9.7298 SUPED*MADKE Auburn Ave. THE PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956: COLD CUTS SMORGASBORD cold cuts — offering salami, liver of assorted breads, a relish tray, — A platter of sausage, lunch- eon loaf, spiced ham and deviled eggs — is the basis of this smorgasbord for four. Add a basket cup cakes for Smorgasbord tor 4 Easy! With Assorted Cold Cuts There's no trouble at all in pre-| paring a cold cuts smorgasbord for four! Simply stop at the market, and order a selection of ready-to- eat meats Combine a variety of the with a few deviled eggs, add rélishes, breads, bev a quick dessert, and you've a) menu that’s sure to make the | mounting temperature a forgetta-| ble event. The nutrition-packed meal may be varied as the cook chooses, though g generous supply of the cold cuts will not only add in- terest to the meat platter but supply essential protein, too, Keep cold cuts tightly wrapped in your refrigerator and use within a week. Here's a menu suggestion: Cold Cuts Smorgasberd Cold Cuts Piatter Liver Soscaes. Luncheon Meat, meats some (Selami Sticks, Green - Dill Pickles, Radish Roses - Raw Dp mmaarpcbets ae Cup Cakes ced Tea or Coffee Some ae the most popular of ie more than 100 varieties of col cits available include these: SALAMI — Highly seasoned, air- dried sausage, containing just the, right amount of garlic. Wonderful! sliced for cold meat platters and s@ndwiches, or slivered for use in salads and soups. BLOGNA — Big brother to the frankfurter. Avaitabie as ring bo- fognag or large bologna, this mild and pleasing combination of ground beef and pork is one of the most popular cold cuts. Use ff on meat platters in sand- wiches, or pan-fry thin slices un- ti edges curi and use for Indi- vidual servings of vegetables. LIVER SAUSAGE—There’s plen- ty of variety in this favorite—all the way from soft, light-pink Braun- . schweiger to the darker and firm. | et types. Delicately spiced and seasoned, and sometimes smoked, liver sausage contains many of the |ing. If it's a salad you're whipping ©2" be frozen successfully for one er. Besides using it on cold meat/up, you can get packaged shredded ™onth. important nutritional values of liv- platters or in’ spreads for appetiz- ers, heat slices of liver sausage in barbecue sauce and serve on mixed greens; salad mixes of chef, ator overnight or immerse in cold ‘water for several hours. cooked rice for a delicious supper. ~ HERE'S BIO NEWS FOR PEOPLE WHOGO } FOR DELICIOUS COFFEE IN ABIG WAY! THURINGER SUMMER S8AU- SAGE—Mild and semi- dried, this soft sausage | usually is finely chopped and con- | tains a good percentage of pork for extra juiciness. It's similar to summer sausage and salami and) except that it contains no garlic. In addition to serving on the cold meat platter, use thin slices of thuringer summer sausage to top casseroled vegetables or mac- aroni and cheese, and broil until browned. LUNCHEON LOAF—Includes a variety of products—some square, some round—that have the ham- like flavor of good, cured pork. A number of varieties have the meat platters or fashion a summer salad from thin slices of it by roll- ing the slices around bananas and |garnishing with sour eream-mayon- inaise. Packaged Foods in New Variety | More partially prepared vegetable and. fruit items will help speed up meal preparation in your kitchen mi summer. From John C. Newell Jr., mar. keting consultant to the Folding’ Paper Box Association, comes news of some of the ingenious new | offerings designed to meet the! homemaker’s needs convenience and variety: Now packaged and “pan. beans; sliced, shredded anq jull- emne carrots; eggplant—both sliced and french fried; and on- fons tm slices and rings, Potatoes offer a great selection of servings: peeled, sliced, fled, diced and cut for french tl cabbage and carrot combinations; | istuffed celery stalks; cole slaw; food compartment of the refriger-| ‘tossed or waldorf combinations. meat in larger cubes, rather than} chopped or ground. Serve on cold! dessert and iced tea or coffee, and the menu is complete, Shown are only a few of the more than 100 ready-to-eat meats now available to make summer meal preparation easy. for Torrid Day |cooked eggs and crisp seasoning- Try Nut-Broiled Pollock Fillets Most everyone has puzzled over the fact that a particular fish has more than one name. Take, for example, ocean perch which is al- so called “rosefish” and “redfish,” Then there's striped bass, known, as “rockfish” around Chesapeake Bay. ’ Here's another to mix you up. The National Fisheries Institute says that pollock ig sometimes} called “bluefish” or “Boston blue- fish," although there really is @ bluefish often designated as “‘gen- uine bluefish."' While we're on the subject of peliock, which by the way are plentifal right now, here are a few more interesting facts about this plump, shapely fish. Although pollock is a member of the cod family, it swims at all depths, often at the surface like jis a ‘tender-meated and firm- porpoise. Pollock are fierce and * ‘tough toward other fish, however, pollock fleshed fish, making it ideal for packaging and freezing, to be — to all parts of the for appetizing summer; meals like this one of pollock fil- lets broiled with @ mut sauce, them thaw on refrigerator shelf 6r at room temperatufe, Wipe with damp paper towel. Preheat broiler and broiling pan, Place fish on pan, Brush with melted butter of margarine. Sprinkle with slivered or chopped nut meats, salt and white pepper, and place in broil- er twe inches from source of heat. * * * Broil 10 to 20 minutes, or- until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork, Serve with a mixture of|olives, melted butter, nuts and a little mackerel, _ breaking water like a fers Add Zest: aggressive and feed on young ¢ and : . |4 individual baking dishes. Broil '3-4 inches from source of heat 5 to Meat Souffle ‘To serve luncheon and supper dishes with a distinctive note in flavor, color and texture, it's a good idea to keep some pimiento- stuffed green olive recipes handy. Ham and Chicken with Olive Souffle Sauce, a tempting new in- dividual casserole suggestion, will have family and guests asking you to make the dish often. Ham and Chicken with Olive 1 cup diced cooked ham 1 cup diced cooked chicken % cup mayonnaise \% cup chopped pimiento-stuffed green olives 2 teaspoons lemon juice 2 poe PE stiffly beaten A ham and chicken in minutes. Combine Prieto — well. well. Ped in rnpefony Ave Broil 3-4 inches from ‘source of beat 1-2 minutes, of until puffed eee eee Tomato- lemon Aspic fo Serve on Hot Day | Mold tomato juice with lemon- flavored gelatin”, _ Tomato-Lemon Aspic oe a on < et 4 alices onion 4 slices lemon 3 whole cloves 1 small bay leaf sabe ane om juice i package Semon-favered gelatin Put tomato juice im saucepan and bring to a boil; add onion, lemon, cloves, bay leaf and salt. Simmer over low heat for 15 min- utes. Remove from ne Stir in lemon juice. Sr aaa Re abet .oottoematees tears Unusual New Candy Made With Potato MONTE VISTA, Colo, (INS) — — ete Ham. Egg Mold Deviled ham, mixed with nara! type vegetables and then molded in unflavored gelatine, is excellent for summer food platters. The recipe may be doubled for buffets, and goes along with your favorite potato salad. Deviled Ham 'n’' Egg Molds LIQUOR - WINE ICE COLD BEER FOR TAKE OUT. Open pen All Day July 4th , Complete Line of Picnic Supplies , , ICE COLD WATERMELON, POP, CHARCOAL, PLATES, CUPS, Etc. 1 envelope unflavored gelatine ‘@ cup cold water \4 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons lemon fuice ‘4 teaspoon tabasco % cup mayonnaise or salad dressing 2 2\e-ouhce cans deviled ham 1% teas ® grated onion % cup finely diced celery \“. cup finely diced green pepper \ cup diced pimiento 3 hard cooked eggs. chopped Soften gelatine in cold water. Place over boiling water and stir until gelatine is dissolved. Stir in salt, lemon juice and tabasco; cool. Stir gelatine mixture into may. onnaise; blend in deviled ham. | Mix tm remaining ingredients. Turn into six individual molds or’ and more prepackaged. \Garnish with tomato wedges. Yield: | 2 pounds potatoes (8 cups diced) for greater der ready” are apples—cored, sliced | egar and Tabasco. Add to petak, wat- Keep Milk One Month i ae es aNOTHE® FINE PRODUCT OF STANDARD BRANDS ING ON NEW GIANT 6oz. nd | Din shia nko ibidindida. yet you pay far less! Hurry! Supply limited! Save money as Yep Oney cop ofr cop Of délicioms, tel-bodied eofen. | CHASE & SANBORN _~the full-bodied INSTANT a 3-cup mold; chill until firm. Un- mold; serve with “potato salad. Six servings. ° » °. *Potato Salad small onion, chopped ; cups diced: celery easpoons salt 1 ps mayonnaise 3 tablespoons prepared mustard 2 tablespoons vinegar \ teaspoon tabasco Cook potatoes in skins until ten- Peel and dice. Add onion ,and celery; sprinkle with salt. Mix| | together mayonnaise, mustard, vin-| mixture. Mix lightly with a fork being ‘careful riot to break potatoes; chill. | To serve, garnish with salad greens and tomato wedges. Yield: Twelve’ se rvings. Homogenized milk and cream, To thaw, place cartons in the a svwrrrwvvwvvvruvvvVveTVveVeVreCeC TT) ll i i i ll li i ti i ih hi i he tt te hh i STRAWBER Large, Sweet—Guaranteed Red Ripe _Watermelon Home-Grown Fresh—Fine for Shortcake RIES 2 ode | SWEET AS SUGAR — ARIZONA — CANTALOUPE Ve Ice Box Breast-O'-Chicken ‘Chunk Pack OLIVES Menu Midget Di Glass Jar 19° Jar Ibs. What a Picnic Treat! PICKLES ¢ il Parkay OLEO 2: Home Grown oe BROS. MKT. WEST HURON STREET 2 Tench” 166 OPEN SUNDAY and Daily 9 A. M. te, 10:30 P, M. - BEER-WINE é : per | \ ‘ es = - . | : fae PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1956 _ ae THIRTY:SEVEN “AT FOODTOWN SENSATIONAL LOW PRICES Holiday Special! MAXWELL HOUSE Grade-A, Medium EGGS FOODTOWN 7 BONUS Doz. SPECIAL Mario’s * Tender " * Delicious Stuffed Olives Ne. 12 lee HYGRADE HONEY BRAND OPEN ALL DAY JULY 4th SMOKED ¢ SHANK READY TO EAT / PETERS HOT DOGS Lbs. Only Hunt's TOMATO VAN CAMP’S EE PORK and BEANS m \an@ P 16 OZ. T 0: ‘CAN | ONLY HI-C Golden Beauty . Detroit Banana Co. ORANGE DRINK BANANAS GIANT T 9: | 10 46 OZ. ¢ | CAN | tb * LANG'S WHOLE SWEET PICKLES...... 8 STRAWBERRIES: 25: CASE $3.89 California _ LEMONS 1200 BALDWIN AVE. at COLUMBIA COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED Delicious Red Ripe EACH WATERMELONS Large 24-Size | * UL S.NO.T | ‘ae 1+ COBBLERS aust | POTATOES 4 A a : ¢ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ap te ef : | CG mat ap his ; i iy | ; , ip rae oR i 3 ee lel at Mig By i } ’ i f 7% 7 ¢ A { Vf é | if f VA t ie . | oo ‘ . { THIRTY-FIGHT | st | Jubilee > of July for the last hundred years. . |More popular today than ever, ithey'll add their tangy refresh- - ment to many a holiday menu, and will quench the thirst of many a parader—from the oldest ranks of _ ithe Legion to the littlest Brownie ‘and Cub Scout. In fact, it's probably the youngsters whe get the biggest | bang out of “The Fourth'’—so ‘here's a recipe just fer them, | | called Jubilee Joes, They're little dolls made of a + sweet dough prepared with orange i] carbonated beverage. dubilee Joes - | 12 tablespoons lukewarm water 1 yeast cake for 1 ckage dty yeast: “% cup orange carbonated beverage 2 tablespoons dry milk powder 'e teaspoon baking soda ‘4, cap sugar ‘ty teaspoon seit ', teaspoon mace or nuimeg ‘» teaspoon allapice ‘y teaspoon grated ‘emon rind or 1 tea- spoon cinnamon , | egg, beaten 4, cup soft butter or margsrine 27, cups sifted all purpoare flour and let rest 15 minutes. C BUTTER CRUNCH — Make a recipe of Butter Crunch. -the new crumb topping. and vou'll have the perfect ingredient to dress up any number of dishes Butter, brown sugar, flour and nuts or coconut ~— that’s all you need for this versatile addition to some of your - favorites. | All-Purpose Butter Churn for Pies, Cobblers, Topping Introducing Butter Crunch - a 4 Applesauce Crunch. Pour 2 néw crumb topping, perfect for cups sweetened spiced applesauce. cobblers, tortes. parfaits and pies ‘add 1 tsp. cinnamon in serving) own all-purpose crumbs! dish. Cover with '4 cup whipping) . Butter Crunch, newest recipe de- Cream. whipped, and sprinkle with velopment of a famous test kitch- 1 cup Butter Crunch. Six servings. | en, is baked from butter, brown) § Crunch "N Pudding. Make your| sugar, flour and nuts or coconut— favorite flavor pudding mix (vanil-| all products you usually have ON ja butterscotch, chocolate, etc.) hand. The ingredients are mixed. ‘While hot. pour into flat serving: spread in an oblong pan for bak-\qish. Sprinkle with 1 cup Butter ing, and on removal from the oven. Crunch. Serve with cream. Six the mixture is stirred to form servings. 3 creme 6. Parfait Crunch. Make your Warm Butter Crunch can be favorite flavor pudding mix (lem-' : pressed into q pie plate as a on, coconut cream. etc ) Alternate! crumb crust. Or the crumbs can layers ef Butter Crunch and pud., : : be cooled and stored in a covered ding in parfait glasses. Top with 7 Jar for toppings. whipped cream. Garnish with The sugary buttery flavor and Cherry. nut-like texture of these crumbs 7 Frut-Custard Crunch. Pour compliment a host of desserts. chilled soft custard over berries or} When the crumbs are sprmnkied on fruit (oranges. bananas. peaches fruit sauce, prepared pudding strawberries). Sprinkle with But mixes, ice cream sundaes:-these ter Crunch Serve ' Joes Surefire Hit dded thei rkle to the Fourth yeast over warm (hot hot) water. bedy and place below head, leav-— seed snared ~ Set aside for five minutes. Pour orange carbonate bever-_ age into mixing bowl. with dry milk; stir with fork until dissolved. Stir in baking soda and | form legs. sugar. Stir yeast until dissolved, — then stir inte beverage mixture. Add remaining ingredients, stir- Cover and let rise until light but ring in half the flour. Beat well,'not doubled. Repeat then beat in enough of remaining with second half of dough. Bake in) flour to make a very soft dough. moderate oven (375 degrees) 15 Turn out onto lightly floured'to 20 minutes. | ‘board, knead lightly about 10 min- ane utes, or until] smooth but still as Ae sticky. Place dough in a warm, | rense frontiag, 604) rainee |= greased bow], Brush with melted! maraschino cherry for mouth. butters Cover with a damp cloth; Makes 10-12. - and let rise in warm place (80- 85 degrees) until doubled. Punch down and turn dough over in bowl. Let rise until amost dou- bled. Divide dough in half. leaving half in bowl. Divide th& other half into 5 or 6 equal rounds. Cover To shape: Pinch off small piece THE, PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1956 space between. Divide re- round into two long — | polls, Join head and body with | one, Join center of other te body | tng When half the dough is shaped, ‘brush forms with melted butter. procedure * | | Decorate with confectioners’ eyes and buttons, and a sliver of of i Confectioner's Orange Frosting | J cups confectioners’ sugar %& cup orange carbonated beverage Blend beverage into sugar until added if necessary. 7» ¢ 8 found Q. What is the name of this cut meat? ~ A. T-Bone Steak | * * LJ : .Q. Where does it come from and how is it identified? A. It is cut from the short loin. smooth (beat with electric mixer It is identified by the T-shaped if desired), More beverage may be bone. The tenderldin muscle in the’ ‘T-Bone is slightly smaller than that in the Porterhouse steak. Set bowl over pan of hot water These two steaks are quite ‘simi- of dough from reund to make while spooning frosting over Jubi-lar and used more or Jess inter- Crumble yeast cake over luke- head: Place on greased baking lee Joes. changeably. NEW Hh Over-Roasted BEEF! Mary Kitchen makes this Roast Beef Hash the way you would fix a special dish for Sunday dinner... from oven-roasted fresh beef, including the rich pan juices. « Try it! Geo. A. Hormel & Co., seer iene: plain dishes assume the elegance of party sweets. And cobblers and fait Bes are cass when Bouter Crispy Pizza Pies Good With Salads | Butter Crunch ‘es Cup butter ; (packed 'e cup bro®n sugar 1 eup sifted flour i Pre t . ww iy ony sbausce prceee. elaita oF Here s a summertime treat with eocenut an Italian accent that's especially, Heat oven to 400 degrees. Mix, 800d with salads. Fasy-to-make} all ingredients with hands Spread bination of sardines, chopped olives) in oblong pan 13x9'2x?2", Bake 15|and spices on crispy cracker rec-| minutes. Take from: oven. stir with tangles. will add an extra flourish spoon. Makes 2, cups Cool andjto your next luncheon or dinner store Butter Crunch in covered|menu. Be sure to serve them light. container in refrigerator for later ly browned and hot from the oven.’ use llere's how a 4) AMAR 'sitini _inie JOY’S NEW “TRICKSTER” PUZZLE Your Nome (Please PRINT. Use pencil—ink blurs) Address City. Zone. State Li Print first totter of yoor lest sume ie this box Ways With Butter Crunch: Crispy Pizzas NOTE: Be sure to reed all rules carefully be- fore sending in this entry blank. Complete perzie by rR. A 1. Apple Crunch Sundae. Over | #0 can tomato paste | ‘plal Ftlrly! fe . se ren: « teaspoon powdered gar ic iF - each serving of vanilla ice cream ', teRspoon oregano — - spoon 2 tbsp hot applesauce and 1 erreapagagotl eee wine g i . sprinkle with 2 tbsp Butter sardines ‘ , - c . Crunch. For a party touch add a) ?,2eUme cr be Y lalrleln i -few drops red food coloring to, 1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese applesauce In a small bow! combine tomato ae cree Fruit mud Heat can paste. powdered garlic, oregano it pie filling, ‘cherry, blueberry. gnq chopped olives Mash un ete.) Pour into 1 qt. baking dish. drained iodine and aa Str to CLUES ACROSS Sprinkle with 1 cup Butter Crmch piend. Arrange ctaekers on a bak 4. Is it BILLOW, PILLOW ee WILLOW? Serve warm with cream. SiX ing shee - “ho li i : ‘ing sheet and brush each lightly P ag servings. with olive oil. Top each with 1 tea-| (Right answer = this ad amd on the Joy ‘% Crench Cobbier. Thicken spoon ‘sardine mixture. Flatten the! carton and can). 7. One needs morality to be =» — = ss 9. First half of a number under ten. 10. One ueually associates this with refigion. 11. Mild as __ __ ima, JOY gets you away from the dishpan fast. 12. To engage, as gears. 14. Man's title of respect. | 15. First half of the word “cent”, / 17. This fellow may clip you. | 20. Animal that is caught by a | will not necessarily be killed. | 22. Step on the gas and away _ _ go! | 93. Bashful. 25. A... ____- —__—s man is paid for what the public sees of his work. | 28. BKager. 30. When you wash dishes with JOY, _ wiping is necessary. | 3L. Cook will be pleased if she hears that guests at | big dimner party praised her. -. . .. __ __. 33. Powonous snake. | 34. Very small. ' 35. Property behaved lad who forget to take swim suit to beach party for bove and girls will want to go in 2 where giris are not around. 36. To show to be true, mixture with the back of the spoon.’ ‘Sprinkle each with Parmesan cheese and drizzle remaining olive oil over. Broil 5 inches from heat for 1 to 2 minutes or until cheese and crackers are lightly browned |Makes 30 or enough for 5 each for .6 people canned fruit (cherries, peaches, ete.) Pour inte ) qt. baking dish or 6 individual saucedi -_ “iy F “nh : filling in letters to form the words you think best ft the cives Clip ond mail to “The Trickster”, Box 9), Cincioneti 1, Ohie. te tries must be postmarked no leter then midnight Avgust 6, 1956. |e Sania ree et > CLUES DOWN to be sure of his ground. 2. There was a time when this was frequently used to keep out water. 3. Self-centered talker who izes the af- ter dinner interlude will pay attentzon to the _ ___ . of other guesta. . You always get a __ __ _. __ when you hear 5 a lively song. 6. A __. _.. _.. must be careful not to offend with his language. 8. Serious student of seed may be inter- ested in the root of this. 9. New Instant JOY makes dishwashing almost 2. : Commissary officers will be especially involved when fighting men are . If weather is bad, it’s not unusual if small veatel in port. . Parents may not be pleased to learn their daughter was seen to _ _ _ valuable things that didn’t belong to her. 18. Shoemaker’s tool. 19. Those in charge of long parade may have to ___ __ _ __ their imstructions from time to time. 21. To remove wis to a new resi- re household dence, one usually will send for a moving _ With new Instant JOY. eo. and drain di _ It’s generally hard for anyone te _ _. .. stolen property. . Merrier. . Ifa healthy child begins to aet duff and spirit- leas. teacher may suspect ia the cause you jyoat wash, __ is of the trouble. (Abbreviation) — 33. Reverestial regard. CLUES ON jor TO HELP YOU WIN. ing liquid—gentle to your hands. JOY saves you money, too. Penny for penny it does more dishes than anything else. Just one capful makes nice-smelling suds billow up. You try it. Get JOY today in the nice new can or the gay bottle. | froma Lots of fun. Enter today— you may win $32,000—paid by JOY, the liquid that makes dishwashing almost nice! Here comes ‘The Trickster™ again to give you another crack at some bi money! “The Trickster” is JOY’ exciting new kind of crossword puz- zie. It's simple. Great fun. And worth a cool $39,000 to you if you get the right solution. Most of the puzzle, as you can see, is filled in already. All you do is fig- ure out the mi letters from the clues. But look out! ‘“The Trickster” is clever. Take 26; Down, for in- stance. The clue is, “It’s pore hard for anyone to TRA —E stolen property.” Should it be “trade”? “Trace”? Or does some other word fit the clue better? Only one word is right in each case. The fun is in pains Ee out. Get your thinking cap on? Then read the rules carefully and get going. You may be the one to walk off with the $32,000 cash! EASY RULES FOR WINNING L PRINT clearly in the pprzte the letters you is received, the most nearby correct solulion, besed think will form words thot best fit the clues. After on the number of correct words, will be the wienam, you hove filed in the pyzzie, PRINT your some One prize will be awarded. and oddress dearly om the entry blenk. be mre & the event of ties, @ seporote “Trickster” pwr- . leo to print the first letter of your inst name in the rhe and sentence for completion, “loy mokes dish- box provided. Entries must be postmorted no later = woshing almost nice becouse .. . (25 words or lesa) than midnight Aeguat 6, 1956, and aust be re- ..", will be moiled to those who hove tied. Me ceived no loter thon Avgust 20, 1956. Moll af JOY boxtop or com number wil be required with entries tx “The Trickster”, Box 91, Cinco |, « fle-breaking entry. Entries in the tie-brecking Ohio. contest will be judged on the bosis of the purzie, lm the event of ties, the prize money will be poid 2 ia css Sete, Sng eons oy tana ang etsy snes for oma With each entry send « boxtap from ony size ee bottle of JOY (if you have one} or a. facsimile copied from as Or i a f ‘pagee Py’ hie ai) |. THE PONTIAC PRESS. “THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956: . ~ Repeat Sale! Kingan’s Canned PICNICS | REDEEM YOUR SPRY COUPON HERE! DEFIANCE OLEO 95. 5 Ibs. - PAGE FRENCH VANILLA = 69! ICE Doomsday gis DDT BOMB =... 98° Yo Gal. PREM 3. ‘1 The Delicious Luncheon Meat for Picnic and Cold Plates AT ruly Refreshing Beverage SHEDD’S SALAD DRESSING = = 93 9: WALTON SUPER MARKET 4120 W. WALTON BLVD., DRAYTON PLAINS OR 3-2341 Store Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 9 a. m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 12 p. m. te 9 p. m. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities BEER, WINE, LIQUOR TO TAKE OUT! | COFFEE|| : mix - [i means hours of work to you in the ‘ cup shredded cocoanu 4 a | TOPSY TURVY COFFEE RING — It looks like a dessert, but _ it’s not! It’s a delectable breakfast bread that takes only twenty min- utes to bake. It’s so pretty that you'll want to serve it to guests when _ they come for brunch. Pancake mix makes the batter an easy one | to make. Easy -to-Fix Coffee - Cake {Saves Time in Morning “-It coffee cake for breakfast, } ‘egspoom vantls kitchen during the dawning hours 4’,)\ce. te: ne icrtiiog ef the day, read on! Those last §& maraschino cherrie minutes in bed are too precious I[n a well-greased 1% quart ring to give up for tedious early morn- ing baking. | Serving a freshly baked cake and still being able to get of each pineapple slice. arrange halved pineapple slices, alternating the direction of each coffee half circle. Place cherry in center j those extra forty winks ‘is like For coffee cake, gradually add having your cake and eating it, too. So here's a recipe thal takes {MER fo eaten egy, eating unt only minutes to, mix and 20 min- mix and coconut, mixing until just utes to bake, and you can set -ombined. Lightly stir in melted this Topsy Turvy Coffee Ring be- 2.4. ening. Spoon batter over pine- fore the family. _ apple. Bake in hot oven (400 de- There's no need for that break- grees) about 20 minutes. Cool for 2 | fast “come and get it” call when or 3 minutes in pan; invert on plat- | the tantalizing aroma of baking ter and serve. | coffee cake wafts through the house. It's a real waker-upper! , Clam Cracker Dip Then, too, the job can be made’ Canned minced clams and proc- even faster by doing some of the essed cheese sauce are a mighty ‘measuring the night: before. By fine combination for a potato chip using your favorite pancake mix, or cracker dip. Mix drained clams as in this recipe, you are ac- with the cheese sauce and add a tually measuring seyeral ingredi- pinch of celery seed, a teaspoon ents at once. The next morning. or more of grated onion and all that is left to do is some last enough lemon juice to make a minute combining and arranging tangy dip. the pineapple and cherries in the ‘pan while Ls — = Preheating. Boston Butt Pork See! Just as easy as snapping The juiciest meatiest, thriftiest your fingers. And the pineapple of all barbecue pork is the Bos- slices and bright red cherries ton Butt. Buy the whole Butt and blink such a cheery “‘Good Morn- ing. cut into steaks at least one inch thick for outdoor cooking. Then If yqu’re lucky, Yhere might be cook slowly, about eight inches just a piece or two of this Topsy above hot coals, for about 45 min- Turvy Coffee ring left to go with utes. Turn the steaks every five your mid-morning cup of coffee minutes. Seasonings suggested are the morning newspaper. jor a rub with garlic. Topsy-Turvy Coffee Ring | Add chili powder to canned GET YOUR HOLDENS RED STAMPS AT HURON FRIENDLY MARKET CLOSED WED., JULY 4th BOVRIL CORNED BEEF 3% Sweet Ripe Arison pr CREAM , CANTALOUPE § vetver sranp 1-Ib. PKG. SWIFT'S PREMIUM HOT DOGS 39: SWIFT NING SHORTENING 69° LEAN GROUND BEEF | CHOCOLATE : C VANILLA STRAWBERRY - Round For NEOPOLITAN or Swiss Steak SUPER VALUE | BREAD 20 OZ. LOAF VELVET DAD'S OLD FASHIONED | Creamettes Frozen Peanut Butter | ROOT BEER | Macaroni & Cheese QT. CAN 2" 39" VALSIC STUFFED Fancy Olives 8 OZ. 39° ICE BOX JAR 2" 69 KOOL-AID 6™ 25° RIB END 7-RIB CUT PORK LOIN RK LOIN | GHOIGE AGED STEAKS FOR YOUR GRILL Friendly Market _ 884 WEST HURON STREET | I varce, SWEET = WATERMELORS.- 9) SWEET JUMBO’ SIZE ~ -| ANTALGUPES 2~39 e, halve one al as you relax for a minute with salt, pepper, a dash of lemon juice stewed tomatoes for extra zip. | BEEF ROAST.........% 35°} 3 ws. 99: THIRTY. NINE : ayer one. California PASCAL CELERY U. S. No. 1, Colif. Potatoes Fancy, Home Grown Strawberries ..>. TOMATOES 12", GREEN PEPPERS ‘ou xd ba or CUCUMBERS. ‘heic RADISHES or GREEN ONIONS “= Dw 15° 29c¢ doz. CARROTS, large pkg. 2 for 19¢ SUNKIST ORANGES HICKORY SMOKED SLAB BACON Whole or ; b Half STEWERS HOT DOGS _ Large or Ring BOLOGNA SPECIAL, CHOICE ‘clab— Sirloin— STEAK = 69; STANDING. RIB ROAST.» 59: |HAM 43*” i SMOKED | PICNICS.........1b. 29e , Sliced BACON 3 $ Ibs Shank. Half Morrell’s, Canned HAMS All Meat—No Waste 19:. [3 SISTERS’ SUPER MARKET Open Daily 9 2. m. te 10:30 p. m. Including Sen. 608 W. Huron Street THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 Will Transform Easy Cake Mix treat a cake mix. Canadian Loaf Cake. Here’s a really different way to 1 kage (11 ounces) yellow cake mtx paemea with baking pan and cho- colate frosting, ae : 1 package (6% ounces) pitied dates grated orange rind juice : and bake cake as di-| irected on package. Remove cake from pan, following directions. |ting each slice. Spread half of date mixture over|"@mburgers both in the home and ten of lower half of cake; top with abroad has grown tremendously remaining half of cake. Spread|“™til it now reaches nearly eight cake top with remaining date mix-|PoUnds per person per year. The hamburger is no longer merely the economy food to be served to the family on the night before payday, It stars at any number ef family get-togethers and parties . . . picnics, barbe- ture. Prepare frosting according to package directions; spread care- fully over date topping. Wipe cake knife with damp cloth before cut- F ; 4 J a. Sa: pom Me: ° cv el! Deane vin * | Cte eadh enctonte, fpemager sired degree of donenens, taming: e Firecracker Red Salads stm ee. ee “farted in 1904 | seine xe See Unusual Filling itty. “sce in ‘half lengthwise. 2 Paniments - -,murtard, pickle chicken, meat ot fish CHARLIE’S | MARKET - Complete Self-Serve Food Store © % teaspoon ow j Cold Beer Break up meat with fork in mix-, d ing bowl. Shake MSG, salt and, on pepper over entire surface of Ld meat. Toss gently with fork to, Wine to 0 distribute: seasoning. Sh into 4 aor as — 6744 Highland Rd. (M-59) ; Eq Mille West of Airport Cook in ungreased skillet or =] OR 3-3711 open grill until meat reaches de- FOR THE FOURTH — Decorate your Cran- Fourth of July. The delightful tang of canned berry Jellied Salad Molds with flags for the cranberry sauce is perfect for the holiday season. : ' . | Comey Seen es Ice in rings of melon and garnish ust f e Ing | 4 aeeeee, eereret: ommaree ‘with fresh mint leaves. | % cup cold water | 4, cup botling water 1 pound can whole cranbetry sauce (SS Mocha Nut Rol for Gala Fourth | Sse, san MOCMG NUT RO water and let stand 2? minutes. Add Recipe olorfy] boiling water to dissolve. Stir dis- F { M k 3 oopes Use C . solved gelatine into cranberry as 0 a e Cranberries; Flags Add ‘sauce.’ Put lemon through food! Holiday Touch , epee, sind and = Add chopped re cranberry mixture. sity,” but not at all adverse are 2 Ga pager ia cranberry Pour into pan or molds to chill the sweets you'll make with this enuce to make firecracker red uyg firm. Cut into squares or un- | simple recipe. gainds for the Fourth of July chicken barbecue menu. You can|2ld individual molds into crisp, ay, srstnod te simple, but the mold the colorful salads in paper mtere 4 e Se = 2 ee Face ee eee ee MERE. . 8 ee = a a OwaeO SS California Vine-Ripened Cantaloupe 25% larger than the average Cantaloupe on the market today. Serve them at breakfast or filled with ice cream as a wonderful summer dessert. “25 49: Size Santa Rosa Plums Large Tender Lbs. Sun Ripened for California Valencia Oranges 110 ¢ Size D 9 Des. Refreshing Limes Full of Juice -For Thirst Quenching Tube Limeade of 5 Nilcar Concentrated LEMON JUICE &% [9° Welch’s . GRAPE JUICE % 39° Wrigley’s Fresh Squeezed ORANGE JUICE Squeesed fresh dafly from the fi- 3% nest juice oranges aveilable, - arr Velvet Peanuts A wonderful treat for ; the kiddies during the Jumbo Sige or warm weather. 12-Ox. Celle Pkg. SS es oa apie, ‘ae ," 4 FORTY-ONE ‘Strawberry Season Ca i Is for Set of Special Recipes By JANET ODELL ~— |gervings. Keep cake refrigerated ~ Strawberries are good to Jook at. - We have our own patth. I don’t! _. even mind the job of picking them, - since I can-eat as many as I like _. during the time I work (sometimes ' they taste a little oy from the —_ sand!) ‘ S-inch square yellow or white cake About 2 cw ced fresh strawberries; 1 5 ede vanilla ice cream, frozen very r : 7 egg whites | «Teaspoon sat 2 cup - tea: pure vanilla extract teatpoone by fresti strawberries Have all ingredients ready be- ‘fore you start this cake for best! |results. Be sure the strawberries’ the freezer, I sprinkle a are chilled, the ice cream is very sugar on them and the hard, the meringue is made and done. And do they taste the oven preheated to 450 (very good in the winter time! hot.) Now there may be thousands of, > * Se peck eee han Gs at one sitting—and that a lot of berries—I freeze Only the best berries go When can eat can be them. into little job's for 1 hour. Then’ freeze ip the re- Tepe ganas “Whip 2 Dessert ' Stir in the — lo whites eee ae solid, but not too hard, | Sie et neo oe = of Strawberries - | E know Pvd.giveh i te jon. be-| , fore, but I pe repeat my fa- The Strawberry Tulip Loaf pic- vorite recipe for strawberry pie. tured here is literally pretty as a Bake a pie shell and cool it. ipieture—not only the whole loaf, .| uncut and undisturbed, but each of little of the water. | Cook until thick and clear, stir- ring to keep mixture from burning. Cool. Add chilled berrieg to’ cooked mixture and pour into baked pie ‘Shell. Serve with or without whipped cream. Little Cook Book Has Tantalizing ‘nished with marshmallow tulips, it has that wonderful quality which invites the always. flattering ques- ‘fon: “How did you make it?’ Strawberry Tulip Loaf 1 package strawberry-flavored stint tin 1 cup hot water 1 cup cold water 2 cups halved fresh strawberries - ‘4 cup sugar 6 marshmaliows, finely eut (optional) 1 cup cream, whipped atin in hot water. Add cold water. Chill until slightly thickened. Com. | ways that strawberries can bel Place the layer of cake on a bak- fixed. But the Better Half at our|ing sheet over which spread half - the Seven-Year-Old—of the strawberries. Top, with ice! and Miss Teenager all prefer plain: cream. Spread with eageainiay strawberry shortcake. Miss Teen- berries. ager and I can make shortcake Cover the entire cake with mer-, automatically. jingue made by combining egg Last night I used buttermilk in Whites and salt and beating until place of sweet milk and dropped they stand in soft peaks. Grad- the dough from a spoon. Uusually ‘ually beat in sugar and pure va- I knead it briefly and roll it out.| nilla extract. Continue beating The buttermilk biscuits were as Ut! they stand in stiff peaks. light as the proverbial feather. Place cake in very hot oven 1 to 2 minutes or until brown. Watch’ Perhaps you would like some ‘closely to prevent browning too koreagrreggid recipes. This is much. Lift to a serving plate with. week te use lots of them. 2 wide spatulas and garnish with Trot out all your old favorites whole, uncapped fresh, straw- _ and give a no to some of berries. Serve at once. Yield: 9 Our picture shows an angel food! How about making Strawberry cake with a filling of whipped Sherbet with fresh berries? It cream and strawberries. Cut the ™@kes a simple desert or a pretty, cake in half crosswise. Whip 2 2ddition to a fruit salad plate. cups whipping cream, sweeten to Strawberry Sherbet taste. Fold in 2 cups of halved 4% cups strewverry pulp end strawberries *. cup suger Spread between layers and a oan: heen 14th beaten swirl over top and sides of cake.| Combine strawberry pulp and Gull _before serving. Makes R juice with sugar and salt and chill 4 fuice .. .because it has that fresh, natural flavor you love! FO EACH QUARTER FOR FRESHNESS Italian Recipes When your friends come back frem Italy this summer, with far- ‘away looks in their eyes, just assume they're dreaming of su- ‘perb Italian cooking — and rush and thick. Fold in strawberries, ‘Tight out to buy the little Italian marshmallows and whipped | ‘cook book ‘‘Thank You, Mister cream. let stand 10 minutes. Place slightly thickened gelatin | | in bowl of ice and water and whip with egg beater until fluffy _THE PONTIAC. PRESS! THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1956 _ ) ket in good supply now, it's time to prepare this delicious Strawberry both delicious: They're called boiling salted water3 to 5 minutes, , Tulip Loaf. Made of whipped strawberry-flavored gelatin, fresh Beachcomber Sandwiches. until shrimp are pink, Drain. One of them, the “Avocado Melt butter, add green pepper strawberries and cream, it is as attractive as it is cai to eat. Dissolve strawberry-flavored gel-»>—— bine strawberrigs and sugar and * Makes 12 servings. Spoon over top of loaf, making two Fancy Dress rows of small puffs. Top each puff’ Dress up scrambled eggs! Just PP repre jo maaan | move from heat. Add pimicato, ‘with a strawberry slice. Split 4 before serving sprinkle them with Eight slices of bread Wercecicrahire sauce, anit and marshmallows to make 8 circular grated cheddar or Parmesan Another unusual picnic treat ts cogeee, Addl shrimp! halves. Using small sharp knife, cheese, tiny squares of fresh the ‘“Tunut-butter-wich.” To make cut each marshmallow « the shape of a tulip. Mount four green pepper or strips of canned Spoon _into loaf pan. Chill until|“‘tulips’’ on each side of _leaf at pimiento and chopped parsley reecemuaian and spread on one slice of bread for each sandwich. ~ : ‘Then, spread 68 tablespoons pea- nut butter on the other slice and iput them together. Use 12-16 slices of bread for the recipe. : Shrimp a la King fit for Royalty Shrimp A La King 14 pounds shrimp, fresh of freses z tablespoons butter or margarine Half green pepper. cut im strips ‘Two Sandwiches to Make Picnic Food.Interest Beach picnics, picnics on nd lawn or in the-backyard . fact, picnics anywhere are. 9 much fun you'll want to make’ c them a regular occasion for your family this summer. - - But don’t let the word regular, come to mean ordinary or tired. And, since sandwiches are usually ithe most important item in any. picnic, don't let them become or- idinary or tired.either. Make sure they don't turn out to be wet and ‘soggy or dry and tasteless. From the current issue of a home magazine, here are two de- lightful picnic sandwich recipes .. . both impervious to the haz- ards of travelling and packing. . . ‘13-qunce cam) evaporated mil i. cup whole milx t pimiento,.cut in sifips l teaspoon Wore estoraure sauce Sait and pepper to taste STRAWBERRY TULIP LOAF — With strawberries in the mar- Shell and devein shrimp. Cook In __.._..._ Grab,”” is made by combining the and cook until soft. Remove from foliowing ingredients: heat. Add flour and stir until ty avocado, diced smooth. Return to heat. } T'y-ounce can of ¢erab teasvoons capers Add evaporated milk and whole e ines oe | milk gradtiaHy, stirring constant. | ly until thick and, beiling. Re- rm. Unmold and serve in slices. base, and garnish with mint leaves. mest for Eggs To Garnish: Whip ‘3 cup cream. ‘4 teaspoon monosodium glutamate, 1 tablespoon lemon fuice minced ,this one just: Serve on buttered toast, split but- Moisten the contents of one 7 oz. tered English muffins or in toasted Makes 6 servings. half into bread toasted in butter. . can of tunafish with 2 tablespoons bread cups Columbus,” as a “welcome. home” gift. — Scampi Neapolitan 1 pound shrimp 1 elove garlic, minced * cup olive ail 3 anchovy fillets - ! large can Talien tomatoes teaspoon oreg 1 tablespoon chopped parsiey Shell ant devein shrimp. Drain on paper toweling. Heat olive oil in large frying pan. Add garlic and shrimp, place shrimps in the pan with backs down. Saute wechages about 5 minutes until ink. oe shrimp. add remaining’ ingredients. Mix well, breaking up tomatoes. Cook slowly 15 minutes. Pour sauce over shrimp in serv- ing dish. Serve with slices of — Italian bread. { UP and HOLIDAY WEEK AHEAD! Serve interesting, delicious meols . STOCK: on these wonderful food values! shop ot Nick's to save money! Hi-C Delicious Fresh Fruit Flavored ~ ORANGE DRINK ~ 2 49c 46-02. CANS Domino Granulated SUGAR 9-Lb. Bag 3 New, Delicious! Fresh, Vacuum Packed OLD TAVERN Snow Crop, Keesen 10-on. pkg. mh Tuna Table King PORK & BEAN 4 Strawberries _ fo Breast-O-Chicken Chunk == COFFEE Chocolate Malt.. 4 servings , Isbest, Sweet, Ripe c C < Big No. ° r Peaches 3 »°"'c. Homilton, Grade “A”, _LARGE Fresh, 20° ste 29° PEANUT BUTTER EGGS size can 2 Lb. - Peter's, OK Brend SLICED BACON. . Mich. Grede No. 1! Skinless Kingan CANNE IL-WRAPPED Top Quality, U. S. Graded Beef ROUND or CUBE STEAK 1-Ib., Cello HOT DOGS... al AQ: * Borden's, Regular or Homogenized MILK Top Quoelity, U. $. Graded ROLLED RIB ROAST of BEEF .. Ready-to-Serve D HAMS «= Bring Us Coupon From. Page |) aa SPRY.....3u.m 794} With Coupon . . ihe. 4 4 “Forty. WO. on = THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, TUNE. 28, 1956 is | — = in veal prices, mostly due to vari: Pour boiling’ walér aver slices| Sonia, cooks like to add a little) Want that packaged vanilla pud-| Use high qiality eggs for poach-| The pdstwar baby rome hily: Fourth Maate Top in qualjty. of beef liver and let stand ml diced or grated onion ding to tate special? Pld Whipped ing frying and cooking in acl the United States was there were ue POULTRY—More _ brolier-fry>, bout five minutes; flavor is im- bulk sausage that is into cream into the pudding when it shell; other grades may be weed lin M7 wie 100 Shopping Lists This Week ee aro capaci to cunte to mar mene {patties and fried. Pek rm lor general cooking and baking. {babies born r every Picnic plans for the Fourth of} juice are natural tood-scids that July are probably foremost in the) on ek Oe Oe ee ee 3 minds of food shoppers this week. “24 ‘part & distinctive flavor. | , _ With more and more people dis) Ground meat has a special sav-| For Those Quick, Easy to Fix Summer Meals! t t Redi-to-Eat Ha Lean Famous Junedale Brand Pre-Cooked Center Cut o- SLICES Butt H { | j has meaty body, a thin clean | covering what fun it is to cook ory flavor when one tablespoon of; -_ a layer of fat under the | out of doors, this is an ideal time yerrecue sauce is placed on each’ skin, and a flexible breast-bone. to enjoy good eating in an outdoor h FRUITS—Fresh fruits are ai} : ; gs ¢ amburger as it. is individuall ; a setting, backyard, favorite park or 7 foil. H Mies a wise choice for desserts, | SHANK c beach area. Plan picnic menus Wrapped in aluminum foi amt ad are particularly good for out- HALF fer family satisfaction and good burgers made this way and cooked ‘door eating. Watermel cd ex- b. hb. nutrition, just as any other mealg On an open grill eliminate watch- pected te be af good q = ' ange ime deni, emma ite pi pe gets Oe ew large quantity. end Usted atthe | Grade 1—Skinless Extra Lean Mild Cured Consumer eting Information —Hams icnic lowest prices of the season for the. he. Agent der cuts are good choices for = ‘holiday ahead. Most watermelons ie Ground . e Sliced l b =e day fare. Many hams are specially are from Florida, and weigh about MEATS—Many red meat cu's, marked this week. with prices 9s pounds. : ibs. BEEF ibs. Bacon Ss. as well as poultry, are good values varying as much as forty cents a . me Variety The recent rains were a ihife- at the meat counter ‘pound according to cut and cure Lean. Beef Veal s 9 Fresh meats and cold cuts fit into the saver for locally grown straw- Grade 1 , in some instances, cansed ham, — hon . A list of mea t 4 €. berries, According to the District ‘C BEEF—This is “be ace when an. i te welnaran . ® Horticultural Agent, Kar! Bailey. hunk P ork Short Rump ; tter value cost-wise. ree . the cuts of beef that require long, Gf Kou. ang shin and yields ap (hy mousture wit eee eg Bologna Hock Ribs Roast ‘and might double the crop. By the ‘end of this week, shoppers should be able to see better quality cooking are not so popular with with food shoppers. Consequently steaks hold a steady price while CASH MARKET 78 N. Saginaw St. Open Friday Night "til 9 P. M. proximately four, 4-ounce serv: ings per pound, Thrifty, juicy u 39 Lb. 2 Lb, Be the less tender cuts are being of ant ae rs — sie berries . . fered at real savings. either, sauce drenched, and ‘Hot weather last week before . Tender Beef 2 * Sno White Veal For barbecue or kabobs try cook over a slow fire until well. the rains caused strawberries to Pan-Redi FOR THAT h’l d round, flank, er chuck steaks cut done. break down easily and spoil J PIC NIC ot ¢€ r Cc in ene piece or small cubes. * * ® * rapidly in shipment. Even though - : : b These can be tenderized in 12 to VEAL—(;00d supplies of veal quantity supplies were available, \. Roast lb. Steak le 48 hours in a food acid prepara. may suggest a leg, rump, or sir- quality was not as good as ev- : tion im the refrigerator. Lemon juice, vinegar, wine or temato plans. loin roast for this week's menu There is a wide variation eryone anticipated. Fresh peaches at 29 to 39 cents Choice Center Lean, Meaty Veal Breast Tender Juicy | Sirloin Steak a pound will go a long way when used in shortcake or combined, with other fruits in salads or. des- +] ‘ \ fed ‘ ad 3 j j serts. a mY ky, BS VEGETABLES — Fresh green SA AT EVERY STOP... salad vegetables steal the show at | Produce centers Farmer's Market ‘reports list leaf lettuce in heavy ‘supply; butter or Boston lettuce romaine, and the small heads of tender Bibb lettuce in moderate ‘supply. Iceberg or head lettuce, 'America’s favorite salad green, is very reasonable compared to other salad items. EGGS—Deviled eggs are a must on any picnic menu especially at present prices of around 49 to 55 cents a dozen for the large size ® Grade A quality. For cool summer meals eggs in salads and sand wiches provide a good spurce of, the daily protein needs. Three egg< vield about the same amount of protein as a 4-ounce portion of lean meat NO LIMIT IO OTT 3wTH: Barbecued Beet 2 pounds boneless meat cut in 4-inch pieces 1 tablespoon shertening 4 cups chopped onien 2 tablespoons shortening “ cup undiluted tomate soup ly cup catsup | Cube Steaks 69‘* 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce } 1', teaspoons salt | Dash pepper. celery salt Brown meat well in } Enesea Whele or Holt fat in heavy saucepan Add 1 cups water, cover and simmer SLAB BACON We Will 29: Lb. Slice It Assorted Flevors until tender—1'; to ? hours. Put meat through coarse grinder. Fry onions in 2 tablespoons hot | shortening until tender and trans- parent. Combine with meat. Add tomato soup, catsup, Worcester. | shire sauce, salt, pepper and | celery salt. Add about 2 cups meat broth to make the mixture moist. 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Such elegance with ease! plate top to serve as dish warmer, ) Nesssewsvssresrenresoeresses’ f’ /; , re / 2" ha Ly J Py f ; ae a, j ; & sae ee « F ial | i ely f ‘ \ : . oe ” es Ce ee : / . \ Se ee a eee THE PONTIAC PRESS THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1986 Dhar: i es __ FORTY-THREE h lace on rebignretor shelf = r , Hl , — . : ‘room temperat Se it’ : ————e ; Fillets — Aaa and scape Malt. vaste for oxi | , S$ ERVING ALL D AY a‘ ee ae OAST | ERIDAY & SATURDAY le French Way! a8 = es : Tl a. m. to 7:45 p. m t TURKEY | fe often think of the great fish-|!¢t Cook about 10 minutes or until and dressing with cranberry sauce Bakery Department ¢ SPECIALS! . BANANA LOAF CAKES "49° ALMOND FILLED , ’ DANISH ROLLS 6" 48° | in inde a along the real fork, Remove fillets to a hot jof Mexico, or in San Diego and Platter and spoon out sauce date} = other West Coast ports, — Serve ——— Makes 3) | But fresh water fishing has its a6 claim to bigness, too—it employs! more fihermen than any ober'COO] as It Looks— fishery, according to the National! en_canming. wit” nines FTOSHY Lime Sherbet ct pretreating dessert afer the “Fresh water fish’’—noew those | ate words te make your mouth water, because our Great Lakes, ‘~ os a — rivers and smaller lakes yield a = 1 cup water wide variety of fish that make } ont age (3 eunces) umo- fevered Cesiiont cating. cup orange oa or lime juice Blue pike and yellow perch are, 3 cups milk now particularly plentiful. Both are Stir sugar and water together, in) ‘sold in packages of frozen fillets— a 1-quart saucepan, over low heat. iready to be pan-fried, broiled or until sugar dissolves; boil 2 min- baked, however you best like your utes. Sprinkle lime gelatin over; ‘fish. ‘stir until dissolved. Stir in orange Of you might like to copy a/and lemon juice. Pour into re housewife of Provence in southern frigerator tray. leer un cen e a sree a ae wittare st J A large selection of delicious desserts TRY 1 —- tomato sauce. This recipe, Of treesing compartment until mas: | and mouth-watering pastries to choose BRING THE FAMILY! \ course, is good with any kind of ep shout 14-inch around sides and from! fish—those that are -caught in salt. bagtom < tray. water, too | _ Turn into mixing bowl: beat with gos an Fillets Provencale rotary beater (electric or hand) blue = id elow futlete teed soake paee ree ce until fluffy, HOMAD FOOD SHOP “Surana be used Resor beat in milk; beat fi pepoer t 1 te | til SS Se ee ere es Se 144-146 N. SAGINAW STREET i clove garlic chopped fin | 1 No 2% cam solid-pack tematess back into trays: freeze, stirring | a . If fillets are frozen, let them every 15 ‘minutes, until firm.) ; : LOBSTER DIP — Lobster tails which come with fresh lemon juice will enhance any lobster. ee = : : eee frozen or in a thawed state, are always elegant Absolutely heavenly! 5 eating. It may. be gilding the lily, but a dip made . Elegant, Easy — 1 asses Lobster Dipped ; | FOR M E NI, th Lauer ae inne eps Y Pronk Kohler but especially so when served with ; a plump lemon wedge and tempt. joins the Chicago Daily News Wire hand griff. Or, you may ~ Chapter with some highly sapient prefer..to de a re whole fied , ing Lemon Lobster Dip words anent outdoor cookery. [t is chicken on a spit, following the ; . 11's easy enough for the new his opinion thaf most grills have Precedure eutlinel below for bride’ And she’s just the gal to no means of changing the distance Telled reast beef, but basting fre- . impress luncheon guests by serv. between the fire and the food a ne eyps ety . \ } tng lobster tails with some crusty hence no heat adjustment, which Prevent burning , . N ZA * As rolls and a lush dessert is necessary for proper broiling or To roast beef (or fowl) on a spit, P r | spit work , 8 take HI-C ORAN Bat new bride or not, you'll oo have a seven to nine-pound rotied DRINK. dleag iek = on — : roast and remove all excess fat want to try this dish. It can be i ' : eigh lor spit rod The fire ; PICNIC! ee ee waye-o eS epapg pte oe which can Put spit through axis of roast,.in preasive ee i Raoageed - be moved forward‘or back on three the center, and start with meat * ra downte “ ppeti pAb oes ye sets of horizontal, guide rods at about ten inches from fire yee ee pe Preys peck: different heights and about four Turn every five minutes to sear age of tresen. wacesked tchater inches apart This provides the de- and after 15 minutes. when meat ‘oie and eae ews spice shelf. sired heat control is Nicely seared, move meat 12 Cook the lobster according to . Sis Sexe also hes an oven ris aringr ee and arranges : cacinge (deactl then slit the D&ck ef the broiting location, rin calansas ning sp ry shell and remove lobster meat, “Se the came fire, where such sty dd- things as potatoes, rolls, ete., can eep fire going properly by a eutht hag three different MIRACLE WHIP - SALAD ps to shell. T ake the clever little oy j beats tbe tp. ca ime, tebe hee frequen, wrapping stout, ¢ery 15 minutes ay re quired. Try to keep fire from ons in half lengthwise and scoop them im wet parchment paper flaming any more than can be out pulp (save for dip or salad S@4 thee In fell to cram. helped. The fire is actually hotter dressings? For those who want to go ail out, than most people think. ticious Lemon Lob- : , , Make your delicious Lemon -he suggests an awaliary unit with =, - a plains, “the outside of the roast will appear almost black with Lobster carving stand fo keep things hot a and incidentally as a griddle char marks, Too high « fire will plus deposit 25¢ Off on Chase and Sanborn Instant Coffee! 1. @-ounce can tomate sauce burn it. Almest all of the meat ESS ———— FOR BETTER STEAK ' — fulee hag been sealed inside, It 4 ——, Juice Clark offers the following rules is extremely good this way.” QUART JAR Camis = " oredanes: mix '° = cooking: Clark produces fine coffee too. well. Serve in lemon boats Ss ie —_ He uses a sack made from an old- ‘ re is without time cotton sugar bag, ties the Cheese T Crackers flame, it is ready for use Have desired amount of mn in it. and Ops grill about four inches above fire puts it in a big old-fashioned pot — Serve ‘em With Soup to start. with one cup of water per table- of coffee, plus two or three t th bubbi %, Remove all excess fat from 5P0O" , a opped = << ing edges of steaks to reduce chance ¢XtTa measures of coffee for good me cheese go harm luck. This eliminates need for the with big steaming bowis of tomato ° fat drippage, else smell of oak _ or vegetable soup burning fat comes right back inte °&E ‘0 settle the coffee. > ape hrs ara ao tick at wi; OF. eoee Bring to a boil, then let simmer crac ' until ready to use, usually about just saltines topped with sliced) 4 Sprinkle each side of steak 39 of 15 minutes processed cheese and run under with black pepper, place on fire a the broiler a few minutes. You may and lightly sear both sides as Difference i in Diets CAMPBELL’S Pork and Beans like a dusting of paprika or poppy quickly as possible. TALL See pe age % “3... needs . or ofegan over the 5. Move ‘fire tray. or gril! so. © Nutritionally, the difference be- - cheese before broiling meat and top of fire are about tween good diets and usual diets 16 OZ. a ———— eight inches apart; complete cook- lies chiefly in the larger quanti- CAN Insur. Milk’s Flavor ing at a slower rate to the desired ties of protective foods (fruits, veg. t e donenese etables, milk and its products, and To insure top favor and food ping FoR CHICKEN eggs) in the good diets,” says Dr quality, milk. and cream should be stored at 4 degrees in the re- frigerator and used within three or four days. Hazel K. 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Seginew Street “FE 4-1§21 | i a \eaeeeemencenecrercerce’ @ Beer © Wine’ ~ © Liquor to Toke Out Corner of Baldwin Ave. and Walton Blvd. Store Mea., T Thuere— . . Pdey aod Sera P10 ted one Phone FE 2.6192 ee) 1M 918 ASF HES , ‘BPW Clubs 4 ontiac | to Convene in Florida Three From City, to Attend Sessions, From July 1 to 6! When the “moon shines over Miami” Snuday. evening it will shine on the 1956 biennial con-. vention of the largest national and international women's organization in the world, the National Feder- Miami Beach is hosting the | convention July 1-4 with one of the largest advance registrations in the history of the federation. Over 2,400 have registered, representing the 48 states, Alaska, Great Britain, Sweden, Holland, Demark, France, Switzer- land, Germany, Italy, South Africa Marguerite we eate: national | president of the organi ap ane’ Mrs. Bunce of the 71 flags. Thirty costumed | a will present = Takes Over The “ Presidency Menday | hemp rs Group Gathers at. tecaren en «| Hotel Waldron on career ~— oe public speaking and parliamentary aw Tuesday Evening | will be given. Tuesday's speaker will be Sin-| Mrs. Robert Bunce assumed her clair Weeks, United States secre- duties as president of the Toast- tary of commerce. He will speak mistress Club at the Tuesday meet: on various phases of the contem- ing in Hotel Waldron. pouthies business outlook. | Other officers taking up duties A forum for ‘Women Who Work” |for the 1956-57 club vear were! wil include Mrs. Helen Valentine, Mrs. W. Arthur Vernon, vice pres-' editor-in-chief of Charm magazine, ident; Mrs. Evelyn Cole, record-| and Clem D. Johnston, U. S. Cham- ing secretary, and Mrs. Lou Da- ber of Commerce board chairman. Vidson, treasurer. O ef, tl = a O- B ) CY ~ New officers of Toastmistress Club of Pontiac are (left to right) Mrs. Robert Bunce, president; Mrs. Evelyn Cole, recording secretary; Mrs. Louis Davidson, nstalls t * Mrs. Robert H. Skillman of Bloomfield Hills and her sister, friends and attend the perform- ance of ‘‘My Fair Lady” before sailing. ° * Ld children, Margaret and Ralph, of northern Michigan for 10. days. * * * E. Baxter surprised their parents, Mr. and Mrs, John P. Baxter, at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kimball and’ Colrain drive are vacationing in) Mrs. Arthur Buffington and John) Mrs. Medien has been visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Mamie Layrer. sie. end’ Rann,’ Seoveis' Man (nee Patricia Charboneau) of Briggs avenue announce the birth of qa son, Jeffrey Allen, June 6 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. sectienel sovalanneste tithe fant are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Charboneau of Josephine avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Zaffina of Henry Clay avenue are the pater- nal grandparents. On Sunday they will leave for . Muskegon where they will spend the summer at the Marantha Bi- ‘ble Conference. ° * Ld] Pontise Prom Photos) 1/5 William T. Medien Jr. of treasurer, and Mrs. W. Arthur Vernon, vice president. |Winding drive will return trem Ne’ A ‘Orleans this weekend. With her Officers were elected at the meeting held Monday at ‘a S caaue aed wiman Hotel Waldron. ROX AN NE M. ARIE (DILL New Italian Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dill of Pontiac Trail announce the engagement of their daughter, Roxanne Marie, to Joseph Michael Burke. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C, Burke of Walled Lake. 4n Aug. 25 wedding is eee Glamor Boy —Yearns to Play Cowboy By EMILY BELSER | HOLLYWOOD (INS) — Holly- iwood finally has found a glamor-, iboy exciting enough to fill the shoes of the late Rudolph Valen- itino and what happens? He wants |to lose his accent and play cowboy ‘roles! . * * His name is Cesare Danova. a handsame €-foot, 4inch tall Ital-' ian who looks like a cross between Robert Taylor and Tyrone Power. And what feminine moviegoer ‘\could ask for more? Cesare (pronounced Chesari), | who recently arrived from Rome, film, but when he does, Errol | | Flynn and Kossano Brazzi may _ bave to move over: “I've made films in Italy, Ger- many and France.’ he said, ‘‘now hasn't yet made an American - latest is a German production of “Don Juan.” his only film shown in this cxmnry * * The handsome young actor_not only is a fine technician, but also an expert swashbuckier. He's a champion swimmer, a champion swordsman and an ex pert rugby player. “IT go slightly crazy,’ he ad mitted, “if I] can't get to a gym every day I've been taking stren |wous exercise since I was 12. * * * When he isn't scouting around looking for _kymnasiums Danova There are six pages in today’s Women’s Section is getting ‘the kinks troned out of Adding a lighter touch will be a fashion show' by Burdine's of Miami. WATER PAGEANT A colorful fiesta and water pageant are planned for the Wed- nesday program. The Michigan) delegates will attend the East Central Region luncheon at the Hotel DeLido on July 5. “Speaking of People’ will be, presented by John Henry Foulk at the formal banquet in Hotel Fontainebleau next Thursday even- ing. - | Year. Helen Lapisch is program | chairman; Mrs. Bunce was appointed chairman of committees for the Mrs. Vernon, mem- bership; Mre. Milton Freet, edu- cation, and Mrs. Sidney Olson, publicity. Mrs. Howard Wheat- ly is parliamentarian and Mrs. Clayten Rule, Mrs. Emil Mail- | ahm and Gertrude Foley are on the hospitality. committee. Mrs. Gerald Mc Leod is historian, | Shirley Dovre will handle public | relations and Mrs. Ivan Wilcox will 'direct community service The table topic was presented I would like to make an American his speech at MGM. He'll probabiv imovie and I think it would be in- have to hibernate for six months teresting 10 play a cowbo; I * * * | “I wouldn't want to be the vil- lain." he added in his soft Italian accent, ‘I want to be the punish- er!” FOREIGN FILMS Danova, who was brought to this country and signed to a jong-term contract by MGM, has starred in some Ri or ® foreign films. His - Netsler, executive director of the YWCA. At the close_of the convention, | many are planning te go on to by Lauretta Paul, and the Oscar Havana, Cuba, and others will W2s won by Mrs. Cole =e | A report on the Council Four national convention at ree June 23 at St. Clair Inn ay Ob us toabadt on Que. was given by representatives. | This is the first international. ‘Those attending the conference —— BPW convention to be held this |{"0™ Pontiac were Mrs. Cole, Mrs.’ side of the Atl ete Laplech, regional secretary. Mrs. Wheatly was toastmis- _ tress for the “Tuesday evening Talk on ‘Manners’ Presented to Club “Manners” was the subject of the lesson given by Mrs. Don Mel. “iss Dovre and Mrs. Olsen. bourn at the Wednesday, meeting. — were Mrs. P. Eugene Mil- of the West side Extension Club. ler, Mrs. Guy. Hackett opened her Mrs, J. Wendell Green. Mrs. Da home on Nelson street for the 'vidson was tailtwister. Mrs. Frank schoo! girl luncheon which pre-/ Murphy attended as a guest of|their next meeting at be announced later. coded the afternoon meeting. the group. a Chosen senior “Spirit of Y-Teen” - Myrtle: avenue, She is shown receiving the traditional white Bible from Mrs. Reba lWilcox, council treasurer, and Miss Gold Star Mothers Hold Meeting program and speakers were Mrs. Chapter Nine, Orben wane Miss Lapisch, Park Wednesday for luncheon. The afternoon was spent sewing es the American Cancer Society. Wilcox, Mrs, Cole and, The 3 has oeen postponed. Mrs. Lola! [Erb will entertain the group for | ‘Women’ sd Society Enjoys Picnic Betsy w will attend Nesereah College in for 1956 was Betsy Comps (left) of Kalamazoo this “Spirit of Y-Teen” (not pictured) of Larch drive. graphed above are Mrs. Ivan Wilcox (left), council | treasurer, and Helen Lapisch (right), regional secretary. Shirley Dovre (center) is public relations chairman for the local club. Toastmistress Club of Pontiac held its annual elec- tion of officers and heard reports from delegates attend- ing the recent meeting of Council Four, International Toastmistresses. Two of the }_ representatives photo- Women's Sectio THURSDAY, JUNE 28,1956” PAGES Mothers. Murphy Gold Star met at American ~ 44-49. meeting scheduled for July a date to "Bethany Baptist Groups Hold Meetings * Mrs. Sally Peck opened her drive. with devotions being given Dorcas Circle. Mrs. Harvey Little home on Silver Lake road to mem- by Mrs. Walter Willson. Members served as hostess. Devotions were ‘Bethany Baptist Church. The meet-'the meeting. ‘ing was a cooperative picnic. Mrs _Peck was also hostess to members — , Mrs. Harry ,of the Martha Circle for a co- ‘Point drive loperative picnic meeting. Mrs. Aden Thornton gave the devotions. | ‘tune: Ruth Circle was hostess to mem- drive was hostess to the Ruth (bers of the Lydia Circle, with Mrs. Circle at Sylvan Lake Park for a " Sorority’s Chairmen Are Named Members of Omega Mu Sigma’ sorority gathered at the home .of), Lola Strom.on Oxbow Lake for a cooperative dinner Wednesday eve- ning s . . Foliowing dinner, committee chairmen were announced by Miss |Strom, new president of the soror- ity. | Mrs. Wayne Anable will serve jee program: chairman - assisted y Mrs. Harian J. Oakes, Mrs. Te dadwin and Mrs. Kuga Ko- her chairmen inciude Mrs Emma Olson, publicity; Mrs. Aus- bers of the Women's Society of held a cooperative luncheon before presented by Mrs. Charles For- tin D. Esler, flowers; Mrs. Louis B. Livingston, scrapbook. and ‘Mrs. Elmer Lea, telephone, assist- ‘ed by Mrs. Robert Reynolds, Mrs. * *. Mrs. Merrill D. Pets invited the group to her home on South) |Genesee avenue on Sept. 11 when |meetings are resumd. ; ‘Harold Wert and Mrs. E. Sanborn’ cooperative picnic. This meeting) _ Esther Circle ‘assisting. was the conclusion of activities _ | The Esther Circle met with Mrs.| Mrs. Hayden’ Henley, Mrs. Dan-| until fall. | [Elmer MacLean of Woodbine}iél Owen and Mrs. Maynard John- —~ ——________-____________|son were selected to attend the : . ‘BPW house party at Hillsdale. Katharine Meeting Conducted _ Devotions, “Fruit of the Spirit.” TenHouten. by Calkins WCTU -—_. 0 di ae meas daughter of A luncheon meeting was held = Charles Church for members of Emor L.|Wesley McCulloch of Nelson street Calkins WCTU. The meeting was|f0F ® salad luncheon. Mrs. James) of PawPaw opened with group singing, and de- cath aby devotions and the group) and Mrs. votions were given by Mrs. L. B. S¢Wed on cancer pads. Gianetta inetd —— TenHouten of Reports were given by Mrs.| The-church parlors was the scene : Phoebe Davis and Mrs. Bradley'of the luncheon meeting of the / "averse City, McCoy. Mrs. John Little — is engaged to on the value of prayer, and Mrs. ‘ Laura nn gave the closing Golf Group Gives ott prayer. s Mrs. Edgar Carvey of Clarkston Party for Husbands Proctor, will entertain for the next meeting.| Thirty-eight persons attended the . Tuesday Tee:Golf Club's party for, _ 80” of Beta Theta Phi’s husbands at Pontiac Country Club 3 = Mrs. + +e Sunday. : Edward A. Meet in Birmingham | In a four-ball tournament with) Proctor of — The Gamma Chapter of Bet®/nendicap, Mrs. Genevieve Klink- Wing Lake ‘Theta Phi Sorority met with Mrs. |nomer won first prize. Others win- & Lane. Robert Jones in Birmingham for a She was isocial -evening. Games were in-/ Bing prizes were Mrs. Jewel Ham- cluded in the evening's entertain-/mett and Fred Frederickson, sec 7 aduated iment. Mrs, Ralph Behler assisted ond: Mrs, Ralph Murphy and Jack {rom Michigan the hostess with refreshments. /Kerigan, Po oe pak ¥2 The next group: function Will b8) Gonsola aie if and the annual summer picnic at the tion ts @ graduate \o Dartmouth. fall. -Chosen junior was Marcie Adair |Watking Lake home-of Mrs. Thom-|sented Mrs. John Bleau and Dr. \as Moffat, July 15. Meroy Johnson — before he'll be shown off to the ‘Amerncan public. FOUR LANGUAGES Although he speaks four lan- fuages. he wont need any of them in Holly wood—even if he snags the role of “Ben Hur.’ a film to be produced by t s studio next vear * * Danova has co-starred with curvy Gina Lollobrigida and other Italian beauties, but his favorite is Anna Magnani She js terrific,’ he said. ‘both as a friend and as an actress.” Cesare explained that he has been here suck a short time he | hasn't had time to arrive at any | eter bent Aanersens ween “But I know I'll love them.” he grinned. “in fact I love women— ‘period! Reception to Honor the Deeg Family and family will be a at 8 o'clock this evening in Fellowship Hall of the Oakland Park Methodist Church The Rev Mr. Deeg. pastor of the church, was returned to his pastorate at the Detroit Annual Conference held recently in Adrian, Emerson Brown and Leo Mine weaser will be in charge of the pro- gram, to which all members of the congregation and friends of the Randall of Wards Mrs. Andrew Pepper of Pontiac Jadwin and Mrs. aoa Guenther. Deegs are invited cerns Reliable 12 Group Gathers for Picnic Mrs. Earle Johnson of Pingree avenue was hostess to members of the Reliable Twelve Tuesday for & picnic luncheon and meeting. Secret pals were revealed at the | Meeting and home movies were ‘shown by Mrs. George Collison, fol- lowed by cards for the afternoon. 'The group has suspended Meetings until fall. ete eae cee Mrs. Dale Moats Hostess to Group Mrs. Dale Moats opened her home on West Iroquois road _|Wednesday for the executive board meeting of the Parliamentary Study Club. Mrs. Alma Cowley and Mrs. Lloyd Farley were elected . to membership. Mrs, Moats appoint- Mossey and Mrs. Paul Gorman ‘to serve on the committee for the ita luncheon to be held Oct. 3; Air, Space Needede ew Officers Personal News of Interest in Area ed Mrs, Leonard Saari, Mrs. CW.THE PONTIAC PRESS,| THURSDAY. JUNE 26. 1956 — Wedding Sia: Promptly Advice Offered for Brides“ ihe No-lron Fabrics Members of The Pontiac Press Women’s Department have prepared eng several suggestions for prospective brides in order to assure them a com- may submit only one one picture (either tall te things, slide down agement or wedding) if they are tO jand generally wear out be married within roam months of the engagement announcement. Your Fashion \Store plete and timely wedding story. As an aid to prompt, accurate and complete information, wedding forms will be mailed upon request, as well as While it is not always possible to rovide the picture with the wedding aocuation, brides are asked to note that the picture cannot be used un- less it is ready for publication by the GOING PLACES iis - Pontiac Press. The wedding blank should be re- turned at least two days before the wedding as this amount of time is needed for handling such detailed stories. Those received more than three days after a wedding will not carry details of reception, brida) costumes, etc. Because of limited space, brides-to-be 7 being sent to those who have an- é nounced their engagements in The fabric - topped shoes for play wear. Children find them comfort- able, mothers find them inexpen sive and washable. second day after the wedding. That is, pictures taken at a Saturday wedding must be in The Pontiac Press office by Tuesday evening at the latest. Publication deadline then is Wednes- cays issue of the paper. ictures should be black and white Cancer caused 237,000 U.S. deaths in 1954. + glossy prints, since sepia pictures will not reproduce well. JUDITH L. CLEMENCE, WOMEN’S EDITOR | . dress for summer days. Cool, crisp and always comfortable is an ity print Offsetting the gay green and uhite pattern is the simplicity of the scooped neckline, tiny sleeves and slightly flared skirt. , appliqued ivy leaves decorate neckline. Huge masses of Summer Plays | FRESH Havoc With Your Personal Things | During summer weather, a woman needs to take special care to keep her lingerie fresh. Here's how to do it. | Close zipper vr other fastening of girdies. Soak garments in’ warm, sudsy water from three to ten minutes, but no more. Squeeze | gently with s cupping motion and remove spots or soil by rubbing gently with a soft brush. Rinse severa! times in clear, tepid water. Roll each garment in a thick | SUMMER FRAGRANCE for towel te dry. Never dry any CLOSET a © oo aot DRAWERS heat, for thie wil) eventually re ruip the elastic © Los A bra, if troned, should be. LINGERIE pressed on the underside while it is damp. Elastic sections should not be ironed as this wil! harm ‘the elasticity. | Although amRCCEnare gen- erally recommend hand iaun- dering, many women are satisfied with results from machine laun- dering. Sorting’ is the first step in thie method. “Then remove gar- jtere. if they come off, from girdies. Do not wash boned girdles in the’ machine. Zip all zippers. Use the coolest setting on the machine. If a net bag is avail- able, it's helpful to wash the garments inside this. Use a short cycle on the machine. — pedtiheass FIRECRACKER FASHIONS for the delightful scent - of lavender in s wonderfully convenient seroso! container that releases a fine mist of refreshing fragrance st « finger touch... will | Sct stain, dampen or discolor. 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BOY'S CABANAG Shirts ‘n’ Shorts to Match — .. 198 & 3.98 Shorts with matching over-shirts. Some sun-suit style. Spuns, plisse, seer- sucker .. . in navy, brown, turquoise, sical white and “Little Boy” blue. Sizes | to 4 and 3 to 7. T-SHIRTS. & HALTER TOPS 1.98 © 2.98 T-shirts inspired by the __|talians in gay stripes. Smooth fitting halter tops that bare your back to the sun. S-M-L.: —OHORTS 2.98 3.98, Pack an extra pair of shorts. trom this catactien of al cut FANCY PANTS Including New Tapered Stecks 6.3.98 and 5.98 Slim fitting fancy pants to suit your taste in poplin, chino, cord, and khoki, in Ivy league pants. Sizes 10 to 18. a = °°) RORTY-STX Obium Summer S wits A Are Cool and 1Practicall NEW YORK (NEA)—If you &rjwece hardly worth the trouble. | But today, science oe indo’ Wrong Kind not equipped with a couple of cool | ' summer suits, now is the time to. do something about it. A few years ago, summer suits second hand pajamas. They'd get wrinkled and dirty ‘fast. 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The man made fibers are espe- cially adaptable to summer wear. They are light in weight, can be woven loosely, readily take the special finishes which make cloth * * * The porous construction of many of these fabrics, textured rayons, allows the air to ‘circulate. and keep cool. Bayon has certain odvantiiges over other synthetics—it doesn't trap moisture, hence never feels | | clammy; it has little static elec. | tricity and thus won't cling to the skin. Dacron, orlon and nylon also cially if blended with cotton, rayon or silk. Best bet is a blend of from 55 to 65 per cent of the syn-! ‘thetic fiber, balance of a natural fiber. This gives enough of, the “‘wash-and-wear,'’ enough of the ee for proper feel. Some of the trade- _ fabrics, like Palm Beach, usually include ‘some synthetic fiber to make the garment washable, Palm Beach, ‘this year out with a new sleeve- lined model to aid in retaining the! shape, is 100 per cent washable. Use warm, not hot, water, spin dry and press, they recommend. With rayon, dacron and orion, even pressing is eliminated. Avis- co, for its rayon, says suite may be washed, hung up to drip dry and worn again without press- DuPont, for dacron and orlon, advises that badly soiled areas be) pretreated before washing, by rub- a heavy-duty detergent and warm water. - * 8 «6 Then the suit is washed in warm) water. In an automatic machine, use a five-minute washing cycle Do not let it spin dry or wring drv. Hang the suit from a non staining hanger to dr dry. No preasing—just hand-smooth the collar, lapel and seams. Hang the trousers by the cuffs. The suit should dry back into shape. It may need a touch-up with a steam iron to get the creases knife-sharp. It'll be ready for the next scorch- ing hot-day. te vommer sats tet vent OF Washer the wearer. bing with a heavy paste made of Friend Sells But Purchasing of of Competitive Brand joining organizations were beneath | Sometimes, of course; a woman's Might Offend. Him ‘them. They seem to think that this job, plus tamily responsibilities, ‘attitude makes them superior. By EMILY POST The first letter in today’s mail — describes a very difficult. situa- tion: ‘‘The husband of friends of like the linen- ours is a salesman for a washing, He works on: a commission basis. I need a washing machine very badly, but, I do not happen to like the make ithis friend is selling “I much prefer another make ‘but my husband thinks it would |be very disloyal to this friend to \buy a machine from a competitive | company and will result in the! loss of friendship. Are we bound) by friendship to buy the washing | machine company. imachine from him?’ | Answer: Unions, after you te}! him of your preference for his competitor's machine, he as- sures you that his feelings will | not be hurt, I am sorry to say | | that you would run the risk of | losing his friendship—especially if he is a super-sensitive person: “Dear Mrs. Post: Wilt you please tell me the correct way to \have matchbook covers and. napkins printed for our forth- ‘coming wedding? “My fiance’s name {s Gerald but. everyone knows him as Jerry. Would it be proper to use Jerry and Anne (or should it be Anne and iJerry) for these items?” Answer: Correctly. i initials of your. two families. But at a not too formal wedding, and ion items as informal as those you’ mention, you could use ‘Anne and Jerry.” “Dear Mrs. Post: My husband | and 1 have been Invited ‘to a | late afternoon wedding—5 o'clock | to be exact—and to the Becepuee following. “Would it be proper fors ms husband to wear a white dinner jacket and I an evening dress” If not, what would be the correct clothes for us to wear at this time of day?" Answer: Nor evening clothes are ever proper before 6 o'clock. Cor- rectly, you should wear an after- noon dress and hat, and your husband a businéss suit. do yo H Ula « > har F YU come for FUN ‘sale maling shoes 197 297 Formerly 2.99 to 6.99 Every Colter! Every Material! Every Heel Height! But not every size in every style. — MalingShoes | Open Mondoy end Fridoy Evenings at a formal — wedding you should use only the: MALING SHOES Well, then you'll have a picnic at Maling's big summer sale! | Because what could be more fun than taking your pick of gorgeous up-to-the-minute shoes, usually $2.99 to $6.99, all reduced to only $1.97 and $2.97! So, for a gay and prof- Itable time, hurry to Maling’s! hae See e * 4 Joiner Enriches Her Personality ‘By ANNE HEYWOOD | anything, who does not volunteer | fed oe not much of @ joiner,” work, who engages in no group thing women frequently tell me. | activities, is usualty ejther lazy, one say it with Soar shy or very egotistic and selfish. ‘They vanity and ‘makes extra-curricular activities _The women who never joins |impossible. Yet is is usually these * at =} bury women who do “join” some- * « ; Actually, we gain a great deal by taking part in group activities. We heighten our awareness of) people and we sharpen our social! skills; we enrich our personalities: and we contribute our talents to a world which badly needs them. STARTED EARLY From the day when, aged 8, she took bags of marbles to the) children at Chicago's ‘Home for’ the - Friendiess,"’ Mrs. Gladys. 'Cahn of New Orleans has been working with people. * » s | Mrs. Cahn is president of the ‘National Council of Jewish Wom- en. ects as the Golden Age clubs for | older people, teenage clubs, nursery tarded children and others. | More than 2,000 | signed She has joined in such proj- ‘ments with their thumb prints. schools, programs for re-— Her experience has given her a. knowledge of psychology, an un-| derstanding of people, a com-' passion and personal philosophy | which - no courses, no books, no. hours of earnest introspection ieould achieve. join some group, not for some organization. “Pm not a joiner,” remember this: We live in a world of people | and our happiness comes from working with them. If you are interested in finding out what possibilities exist in volunteer work, send me a | stamped, . ‘in care of The Pontiac Press, and i'll send you a pamphlet on the subject. (Copyright 1956) \Chinese monarchs self-addressed envelope . RESERVATIONS EVERY WH ERE Delphine Finn Micheels Elkin Travel Bureew Midwest 6-217¢ BIRMINGHAM 296 N. Hester Bivé. Fagoted straps form the low V in the front and back of this bathing suit. The orlon and lastex knit material makes it ideal for comfort and ease of suim- ming. The one-piece princess swimsuit is atailable in white, nary blue, black or red with contrasting striped Hey, Teeners! - This May Help With Swim Suit | Now is the season when teeners go shopping for a new bathing suit or for the second or third one that water-loving young people find nec- essary. Here are some hints for deciding on a suit while in the store. To get into the suit, gras it at the waist and pull up. Pulling from the top or bosom portion js more ‘difficult and may stretch the suit out of shape Get into the bra pertion of @ one-piece or the tep of a two- piece the same way one gets into a regular bra—by leaning over inte it and then hooking or sip- ping. Strain on hip seams and the rear end should be checked by bending over again. There should be ten- sion, but no exaggerated pul! or hopping up, There should not be a diagonal pull from the back seam bra portion to pull down, in a one- piece. sae ce ete conees ue fa ing arms over the head. The ' | Sit on a chair. face toward the \dressing room mirror. Be sure the {suit doesn't cut in around ‘the ‘thighs and that there is ample coverage. ‘no rough interior seams that scratch or chafe. to the underarms that causes the | pated peat pam ag | fp of the al sald mot rine or Check, of course, that there are’ Lemon Sherbet CAKE fe 68° se Peaches end Cream corres Es. 63° APPLE BRAND MUFFINS = 7° Old Fashioned Covered with Cinnamon $ CINNAMON ROLLS For 121 W. _ Huron Thomas Pastry Shop OPEN EVENINGS Tih 10 FE 4-8163 OVERS. Long Line Strapless 55 West FOR A PERFECT FIT... 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Were to $5.98 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET | sor a8 ew ew ee | 296 W. HURON ST. * SHOES FOR YOUNG FOLKS i 2 ° / ) i Sia ay hy Bees he a,j 1 of! fi NFORTY-SEVEN. | _ ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 ee / . ra , — ie ’ t hd i News From Bloomfield : Holiday Festivities Slated By RUTH SAUNDERS Dr, and Mrs. Howard B, Barker,;Christ Church Cranbrook and BLOOMFTELD HILLS — Plans/fiew to Madrid Sunday for a sum-'Gayle Smith will be her sister's dor next week’s Independence Day|mer in Europe. She will join Kitty;maid of honor. Mrs. Charles Nel-| holiday include extensive club|Smith, Kim Henry and Betsey and'son will be matron of honor. | opening of _ summer|Rosemary Cheshrough next month qrugR ATTENDANTS We repeat these Sensational | PEGGY'S i Values with hundreds of _—| programs, homes and many quiet home cele-|and travel with them during July and August. brations. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Breech will be at their Wequetonsing house, and around the bay the John R. * * ®@ was guest of honor at a family ;; Bridesmaids will include Jane Ottaway of Grosse Pointe, Kathryn’ Rand of Deland, Fla., Mrs. Frank, Mrs. Theodore F. MacManus Perkin of Birmingham, Mrs. Wil-| am Dean Delano of Peoria, Il., 16 NORTH SAGINAW STREET ~ new arrivals added wot # " Davises will be at their home on|dinner this week at “Stonycroft””| and Carla Archbold of Atlanta, Ga. Roaring Brook Shores with Mr.|to celebrate her birthday. | ceaiaiea tall thal bride-lece 0ln) and Mrs. Victor Armstrong as ee | *_* * ! their guests. | Pg members of the John = Walter Norris of Toledo will be! At their home on Adams road |; Bugas family have left for pest man. their ranch oming, near eg Mr, and Mrs, . _ vr . | This afternoon Sally is being Charles R. Burgess will give | honored at a luncheon and show- | their traditional all-day party for lars Cage po th, ap poco er at Bloomfield Hillis Country | en ead Gate! emt tell drive, has et Sept, 8 as, Cue. with Mrs. Harvey B. |: Hes. * 6 6 the date of her marriage to Ken-| Greene and Mrs. Gordon Robert- , | son as hostesses. Polly Fowikes who been vis-/neth Edmund O’Rourke of East . iting her cousins, apples Mrs, Lansing. He is the son of Mr. Next Friday Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wright Tisdale, left today to visit 224 Mrs. Francis O’Rourke of the Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs. James. in Lake Forest, Il. Kitty Proctor |U- S. Embassy, Bangkok, Thai- Goodman will give a buffet supper’ was hostess at a tea for the visitor. : and “Mr. and Mrs." shower in on Wednesday. | The wedding will take place in the — — on Berwyn road. Polly, the daughter of Mrs. J.| i} On July 11 Mra. Wiltiam C. New. oN: : | Mrs, George Winston Fowlkes gf New York, will Pj nner G 1ven a a ie lentertain together in Mrs. New- join her mother soon at their sum- ic : aie ie, Naneuichet. for Bride-Elect ‘berg's home at a luncheon and Miss Flanders |kitchen shower for Sally, and on ‘the 14th, a barbecue supper will} ‘be given by Mr. and Mrs. Richard’ FLIES TO MADRID i Barbara Barker, daughter of Se es ee Scales and Mr. and Mrs. Genaro “ye é | Beverly Flanders, bride-elect of'4 Florez in the Scales home. | Here's a carefree cotton frock that will delight the dainty miss' You'll) find it simple to sew and quick to trim with the pretty em- broidered daisy motifs Pattern No. 5646 contains tissue— sizes 2, 3, 4 included; material re- quirements; hot-iron transfer for daisy motifs; sewing and embroi- dery directions. . Send 25¢ in coins, your name, address and the pattern number to Ahne Cabot, Pontiac Press, 37? W. Quincy St.. Chicago 6, Ml Now available—the colorful 1956 Needlework Album containing doz- ens of lovely designs from which to choose more patterns in crochet, embroidery and knit — plus three gift patterns, directions printed in book, Only 25e¢ a copy! URE\ Frequent Wash Michael] Slivensky, was honored, Wednesday at a spinster dinner) Mr. at Hotel Waldron. The couple wil] -A¢ams and Mr. and Mrs, Cassius exchange wedding vows July 7 at) St. Michael Church. * L, Miller are planning a July 20 bar shower and buffet supper for * | the couple, and on the 2Ist, Mrs. | Beverly is the daughter of Mr. Cart M. Moyer and Mrs. Edward ‘and Mrs. T .R. Flanders of James A. Kaegi will honor Sally at a | K boulevard and Michael is the son !®cheon and linen shower at Or- of Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Slivensky of West Huron street * * * Attending the evening affair were Rosemary Betham, Kay Klinkham-. er, Mary Foster, Mary Sutherland, | Julie Steck and Jane Tuohy. | them each time for better fit * * * Close slide fasteners, hooks and eyes when you wash. Lay the gar- ment fiat on-a drainboard and go. over soiled parts with a small ‘handbrush. Never wring, but re- move excess mMotsture by rolling lengthwise in a Turkish towel so hose supporters and metal fasten- ings can't cut the fabric Smooth in shape and dry Dr flat on a towel or hang over clothesline. Press only the fabmc or lace sections Never allow an iron to touch the rubberized sec tions. ‘ * * = Don't dry in direct heat or sun- light since they tend to cause rub- ber deterioration and will shorten ‘the life of your garmert Keep Duster Handy A clean dust cloth in the right place at the right time is a great time and temper saver. Use draw- string bags on the back of the closet door in every room. Keep fresh cloths in one, soiled ones in the other. 16 NORTH SACINAW STREET SPECIAL! Imported. Hand-Woven RAFFIA handsomely detailed! leather linings and cushioned with foam from in natural or multi-color. Only o limited supply so we nee 3685 Beautifully made and Full heel to toe! Available. urge early shopping! a ebard Lake Country Club. Many other “ prenuptial parties re being planned during August. — “fn the July Journal Fabulous liquid formula DRINK IT AND LOSE 5 TO 50 POUNDS! Imagine dieting without ever feeling hungry or weak .. . without having extra dishes to prepare... without being tempted to cheat a bit. Now, in the July Jour- nal, find out about this completely new diet plan, developed by the Rocke- feller Institute for Medical Research and tested by Journal editors, Learn the formula for this unique, nutritious drink. It's tasty, easy to make, simple to use and so economical. Read how you can achieve the figure you want! Want to diet only et lunchtime? Like a weekend pause that re- duces? Don't miss the un- limited possibilities for part-time dieters, too, in “Fabulous Formula Diet.” raat Two New Best Sellers REBECCA WEST'S NEWEST nova. Destined for rave notices ... a tender story of a remarkable family in“The Fountain Overflows.” COMPLETE IN THIS ISSU8.. . romantic “Summer Brings Gifts,” by. Ann Ritner. Also- HOW TO STOP WORRYING... Dr. Alvarez gives helpful tips on how to overcome in- somnia, avoid nervous strain, in “Do You Worry Too Much?” OR. SPOCK. This famous baby authority discusses what to do when “Sometimes I Don't Like My Child.” APTER THE HONEYMOON... how can the young bride adjust to marriage? Read “The Words ‘Bride’ and “Wife’are Not Synonymous.” IN All, 3! articles, stories and features Out teddy—on all newsstands and Mrs, Thomas H. of Foundations | _ | ° : Lengthens Life Half Sizes, Prints, ety Yi to oe Solid colors. Guaranteed _ - Sunbacks, Jacket Styles, Juniors, Misses, washable. Choose several of these spectacular values of course Charge accounts For Sun or Fun... For Boating or Swimming the best dressed beachcombers wear Shop our windows for the finest in playwear Gotan Just arrived in time for the 4th. Hundreds of new styles. Sizes 32 to 38 WHITE STAG PLAYWEAR Bermudas, Clamdiggers, Little Boy Shorts, Jackets, Halter Tops, T-Shirts Te Included in multi-tones and high graceful wedge heel Ce Our Store Is Air-Cooled DIEM’S SHOES “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had” 87 North Saginaw St. Shop In Comfort. Starry- rhinestone -centered flowers to pick up the dazzle of the summer moonglow. It’s DIEM’S lovely- lady shoe in white (ivory) leather, the flower petals ONLY — 8 FE 2-2492 Pains and cramps can be due to _ ‘THE PONTIAC PRES$, THURSDAY, JUNE 38, 1956 At Feet Reveal Sym By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN There are some important facts vise their patients to have their ‘realize that there are 23 diseases, , ‘are the first to appear. For instance, swelling of the ifeet and ankles may come simply, ifrom hot weather, poorly fitted, shoes, sitting on long trips or stand- ing for long periods of time. | On the other hand, this can be evidence of diseases such as cirrhosis of the liver, heart or kidney disease, psrnietess) ‘anemia, and many other serious Lesions may come from purely) local irritation but may be evi-, ‘dence of systemic disorders. Ab-| normal redness may be due to chilblains or local irritation but ‘can come from more serious, trouble. * « @ Pain in the foot, ankle or leg ‘may be the result of faulty posture, ‘improper shoes, a weak arch, a fracture or a sprain, but tuber- culosis and arthritis also can cause them. \ ‘MORE SERIOUS ILLS deficiencies in nutrition, weak feet and poor posture, but may result from more serious conditions. ts * * «& In the case of the diabetic, foot care is of the greatest importance. ‘Weekly inspection of the feet is ia “must.” Many physicians ad-jattempt to treat your own feet. |which men and women should know feet checked once a month by a) frighten you, because usually the jabout their feet. Few people podiatrist or chiropodist. Do not! foot conditions Bathe your feet daily. After this, use powder on them. ptoms of Disease harmless except for discomfort. However, it is true.that those whe specialize in the, treatment of feet sometimes see these condi- tions before the physician, whe may not have examined the feet. For foot health remember the following things: When ‘standing or walking keep your feet in a parallel line, toes toes outward you place a on your arches. Weak feet; The body weight should fall more on on Walk about the room with DAILY BATHING Bathe your’ feet daily. After this, use powder on them. Be sure that your stockings are long ‘enough and your shoes long and wide enough. Do not wear shoes forward. When you turn: result from this practice.| _ Mrs. Myrtle . B. Hurt of Auburn pacts announces the engagement of her daughter . Maxine, to Jack Main, son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Main of South Pemberton road. Maxine is a ’ senior at Western Michigan College, and he is a graduate of the U. of M. MAXINE HURT without stockings for long at a time. : : LJ * * It you would like to have my 14 to Josephine Lowman in care of The Pontiac Press. * * * Tomorrow: Cure Brown Spots on Hands.”’. Economists Explain Modern Women’s Styles can be completed in from 16 to 14 weeks | of EVENING SCHOOL. This is the shorthand written with ABC's. It is shorter — easier ! The Business Institute Phone FE 2-3551, Call at 7 West Lawrence St., or Visit Class ‘annual American Home Economics, removing the jacket. Assn. today saw a fashion show ACCESSORIES SHOWN. ‘Proving that modes for modern’ he various suits—an easy-jack- , F { ety eoaee ome and sentir. eted black and white tweed, a gray The fashion show was narrated| umber with the belt about an inch by Ruey Messenger, fashion co-| and a half above the natural waist, ordinator and director of public and an elegant black broadcloth ‘relations for a leading Washington empire-line suit—were shown with department store, and accom- panied an informal talk on ‘‘clothes for modern day living.” = 2 The collection of fall fashions | "included creations by Harvey Banquet Attended Berin, Hulltar, Nanty. award by Mothersingers winning Kaspar, Adele Simpson | j and David Crystal. | The Pontiac Mothersingers held The show began with what Mrs. and other accessories to show how evening. a variety of hats, gloves, jewelry | Messenger calls the ‘‘miracle fab-, ATTENTION Swimming Pool Owners! We carry a complete line of Equipment, for Pools; also Filters. BLOOMFIELD POOL CO. 61 Squirrel Road FE 5-722! Milton Reddeman of Oxbow Lake — Shower Honors exercises for the feet send. a Mary Jean Brown. stamped, self-addressed envelope) * * © with your request for leaflet No.| Mery Jean, the daughter of Mr. Mrs. John Bates; Miss Merriss, Mary Jean Brown Feted Mrs. Richard Hague of South Mrs. Ben Bondo, Mrs. Michael Di- Shaker drive entertained at a linen Mauro and Mrs. Tom Toteff. ‘shower Tuesday evening honoring | Completing the list. were Mrs. ‘Bill Buettner, Mary Rose Hail, and Mrs. William Brown of South Mrs. William Brown Jr., Miss Tilden avvenue, is the bride-elect Lackie and Mrs. Barnes. of Bruce Srigley. Bruce is the son: “Egg Yolks Won't of- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Srigley Pp *r lof Watkins Lake. They will ve Bride-Elect Are Sensible Grace Campbell Mrs. William Thomas opened her her! or WASHINGTON (INS)—The 47th,time to cocktail wear by merely|the working woman can dress up home in Utica Tuesday evening, for a personal showering honoring | or down to suit the occasion. Grace ‘Chnpbell! bride-elect of) William Brown Jr., Barbara Mer- She announced Barnes to be her matron of hon- | t Shower oa — 18 at Central Metho- dist Church. we waa TO Be Feted attendants at the shower, Mary | dean has asked Mrs. Byron 'Mrs. Chettleburgh Other attendants will be Mrs. Entertains Tonight There are two categories in! piss a Nob iriss and Mary Lou Lackie. Pa-. for Nancy Hagans which the laboring gal doesn't have ——- ‘-e tricia Goff will be flower girl and y 9 ,to worry about being over-sensible, |David Brown, nephew of the bride, the at-home outfit and lingerie. eynote ‘and Mrs. John Campbell of Se ant = ‘ton avenue and Richard is the son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Noble of _ Centerline. - the royal treatment in bright pur-' Mrs. Stanley Fisher, Mrs. Leon- Grace is the daughter of Mr. will be ringbearer. Pres- Mrs. Jack Chettleburgh {s enter. ‘taining in her home on Starr ave- nue this evening at a bridal shower Attending the bridal shower were honoring Nancy Hagans. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Srigley, Mrs. * ee Nancy, daughter of the Rev. and ; Mrs. John Hagans of Holland, will Charles Hoffman, Mrs. Harry Long meccmne the bride cf D. iolaas Kaiser on Aug. 17, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cariton D. Kaiser of Ledyard stret. . Shower guests will include Mrs, Thelma Dietz, Mrs. Dale Seaton, Mrs. Kaiser, Mrs. F. C. Kaiser Jr., Mrs. F. C. Kalser, Mrs. Harold Sibley, Mra. Delford s * s tics.’ These included not merely ; In a discussion of textile stand- ‘the “drip and dry” fabrics like then opened her home for a social ards, Philip M. Talbott, president dacron, orlon and acetate and arnel &thering. ‘of the National Retail Dry Goods jersey, but also cottons woven to Plans were made for a July 10) Assn. H. Thomas Hallowell Jr., look like herringbone tweed, a Picnic at the Reddeman home. president of the American Stand- moth-proofed fleece and alpaca Mrs. Sidney Fellows and Mrs. Nor-| ards Assn., and Albert E. Johnson, coat, a completely washable jersey ™an Davison will assist the hest- director of trade relations of the ‘coat and a cotton coat woven to ©5S- j National Institute of Dry Cleaning, EDERAL’S Federal’s expertly trained corsetieres fit you comfortably and quickly. GIRDLE of rayon and nylon power mesh ... Specially for gals size 30 to 40 SOR __ A lightweight all-elastic girdle powerfully molded to firm your figure to new youthful slimness with flex- ible comfort! The secret inner panel assures a thrill- ingly flat ftont profile. White. Sizes 30 to 40. Re Open Thurs. night to 9 FEDERAL DEPT. STORES ‘SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC —— look something like pale blue ; ; ‘all agreed that the consumer sponge which has been both water Annual Picnic Held | should consider textile standards and weather proofed. . : ‘along with price and style when silhouettes—the empire sheath, the Mrs. Ralph Fosdick opened her, Other home economist morning bloused dress ang the cropped home on Locklin drive Tuesday groups discussed art, family eco- jacket dress. The sheath makes a for the annual picnic of the First nomics-home management and aft- particularly handy, non-creasing Philathea Class of the First Baptist ernoon sessions delved into family dress for office wear. The bloused Church. relations and child development, dress provides free-moving com-| Following the picnic luncheon, food and nutrition, social welfare fort and the jacketed ensemble the 40 members and guests present and public health, and housing and dress can be converted from day- enjoy a social afternoon. ‘household equipment. “ay eet its natural flavor Is_a pleasure, pure and simple! What taste! What fun! The flavor is natural, and do children love it! Mom loves Pabst, too. Flat-top MiraCans protect the natural flavor, seal in the sparkle . . . are easier-to buy, easier to carry home! They stack better, cool faster—no deposits, no returns! Start enjoying ‘all 6 natural flavors of Pabst Sparkling Beverages today... a treat’s in store for the whole family! ORANGE SODA BOY ! everything should taste like PAB ST sparking beverages! in MiraCans Carson and Mrs. Talmadge Mrs. David Livingstone, Mrs. Lowell Stuckman, Mrs. Raymond |Boone and Mrs. Mildred Wilson also are invited. * Ld . Completing the guest list are Mrs. William Chettleburgh, Mrs, George Hall and Mrs. Harley Mil. ‘ler of Walled Lake, Mrs. Hagans, |Mrs. Daniel Hickman of Ypsilant! jand Mrs. Arthur Placeway and ‘Kay Ann Placeway of Lapeer. Mary Sutherland also attended. ‘Blue Star Mothers Meet Tuesday ' Donations to two veterans famb lies were made. by the Blue Star Mothers Chapter Four at their’ ‘Tuesday meeting held at the’ YMCA. | A donation was also made to the Dearborn Veterans Hospital for itheir July 14 Carnival, Other dona. | ‘tions were to the chaplain’s emer-| igency fund and towards a fund for | ‘a Korean orphan girl the group ‘has adopted. Mrs. Lettie Hancock _ ‘gave a report on the sale of dais- ies on Daisy Day. Pretty Wrapping Increases Fun During Shower | A bridal shower can be fun— ‘even if you're the hostess. | Colorful gifts are part of the gaiety of the proceedings. Use plen.. ity of ribbon, and make jt frill¥. ; * 28 @#- Gift papers for these occasions are among the most attractive for |any event or season. One new de- | sign, for instance, features a re- The ever-popular sheath dress to production of a stained glass cathe- wear solo, or teamed with the neat dral window, while another shows fitted jacket. Wear it the year the music for traditional wedding ‘round in appropriate fabrics. imarches against a floral back- No, 8353 with Ratt-O-Rama in- STound. cluded is in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20;' Still others take their inspiration 40, 42. Size 14, dress, 3% yards of from lilies of the valley, orange 35-inch; jacket, 3% yards. ‘blossoms, wedding dikes, church For this pattern, send 35c in bells and other symbols of matri- coins, your name, address, size | mony. desired, and the pattern number =: ¢ to Sue Burnett, Pontiac Press, 372 Gift papers can be used in other . |W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Ill. |ways than just for packaging pres- Send 25¢ today for your copy of ents. Attractive place mats for the the spring and summer '5 edition luncheon table can be cut quickly of our complete pattern magazine from shower gift wrapping. Book Basic Fashion. It's filled with matches and favors can be made smart, easy to sew designs, special festive by covering them in gift features. | paper. " department savings WHITE FLATTIES ALL SIZES ee e ‘ Win a Sohwinn Corvette Bicycle in Pabst Coloring Contest! *Miracle of Convenience “scm a M | | Oh pes See grocer today for details. “~ tn Mpa yd bes by ow meng flow American | € t ! Sorrne se, sae varus o0 . locked, sparkle-sealed, carbonated beverage cant 43 N, Saginaw St. i - i SS . | j 1, ‘ { f fs ;j J F ° } 4 a Z } lin | j | ; | { } | [ »f iB {its ¥ No { | j le If i mye Fie / ' f J / i vi. Gg ry 4 fi i Lae iiaeg ee ee ee oe Ss eee ere ee SS ee ee ee ee eee eee aa ee a | - Pdi. « Gaal ee eet ‘ ‘ss Ay 2. i { ‘ rd Poa 4 4 e. | me ee Ss). THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1956 | a i Useful, Beautiful Silver Will Thrill Brides? When you spot a wedding invita-ifork, butter ‘knife, teaspoon andjwant your gift to express, you can! setting unit which contains four (pleasing price range from which AT THE LION STORE| tion in the -morning's mail you soup spoon and, as a unit, makes buy individual pi ing! Pieces: [eed beverage spoon, ; | a a , : : ul, : “ , ‘ pieces or serving! ito choose, There are candlesticks, prey no icant ae an ideal gift. =. endl such as the cold meat fork, | pacers tert, dessert spoon and sters, pitchers, vegetable dishes to make up your mind on | Fo Jess money but with a wiped ladle or serving spoons. | Gemifasse spoda. salts and feppers, bowls, gravey - = ' The jeweler’s silver holloware boats, vases and any number of © 7 sacrifice thoughtful There | ti gift for the aia m % Se ee: | ents already selected from his : shelves for the bride. 4 : —— Years ee E \.: : One of the most thoughtful of all. . a gifts is, of course. an addition to ™ ee ie LOL : her sterling silver flatware pattern. ' é If you are checking with her family as to the name and manu- facturer of the silver she has | . chosen, be sure to find out if she! | prefers hoilow-handle or regular | knives, and whether or not she is ae collecting luncheon or @inner-size | j * knives and forks. Some sfiver pat-) | . oe fe terns are available with these; | Pais A ae C a if V e ; variations. _ Lastex or cotton in a wide assortment of colors } COMPLETE SETTING | WEDDING ~ and styles. Perfect for the Holiday ahead and | A complete place setting custo - fe all summer long | marily includes a fork, knife, salad’ RINGS 3 ‘ | ee Others $5.98 » $16.95 Summer Fun in... Guaranteed Smarty Pants for a Lifetime ! : t ; * a Ee @ PEDAL PUSHERS : Prices tak. Fe. Tax Girls’ en - © SHORT SHORTS . @ BERMUDA SHORTS | i Green's ring $39.50 | . ~ Cool Cotton oS Wil ul S$ SKIRTS | ‘ by by Regal . . : NARDIS of Dallas } « : y f SERBIN of Florida Be $4 98 $998. De Cor Shop * : | ef Apparel for Smart Women al ; i 61 W. Huron . ‘e From tots to teens, these lastex or cotton i: ee EeaSEeS Netionelly Advertised in & charmers are designed especially for - A . Sa pete oe ee Groom's ring _- $35.00 BRIDE ond MODERN BRIDE % girls. Plenty to chdose from ; At Te i ' . ae . ; ok ae an th : : Brides ring $32.50 Ming: inter ged Te Show Detail ee eee < Sizes: 1-3, 3-6x, 7-14: : FURNITURE <7 | Bae ee ; mag) | BUDGET TERMS... |: | oe eee |e Pre-Teens & Chubbettes | _—" The three-dimensional ejfect is used by Pauline te $3.98 and $5 .98 3 Trigere on the diagonal in this herringbone weave. Black lr _ | and white are accentuated by an attached stole of sheer | 32 Years in Business and Still Owned by Sallan’s | PIXLEY’ S | white organdy. The middy top buttons in the back. . Fine Furniture > : - |. : Ps $92 Main sera, Ronen | Fashionette Club 't Soothes the Sick oe spite : | Pleasing smells will often soothe | ,*** - Te ——— N ames Officer s a restless, nervous child who's ¢ wele® es | Mrs. Frank Reichert was elected setting over an ilines. A spray of Se *e Je Pi Mothers to Be. | president of the Fashionette Club|Pine, fragrant flowers,-a geranium _ 2B Have a Cool Holiday | * the Tvesday meeting held at leaf or a stick of cologne may be 17 N. SAGINAW ST. Bs ‘Adah Shelly Library. Mrs. Albert used i}. $ 98 $ 98 7 , . th ly elected vice ; - > ; MATERNITY ss oe e _— y tec ce ‘ " a a See re = f : bs ee ee Ese pes : 2 me. wes e - age ar << oe : and ; 7. A - - i = 4 tego? <= 4 ‘ SHORTS and F The slate of officers includes ? PEDAL PUSHERS [Mrs. Edward Cook, secretary, — : i RS | Se sent, oa omorrow wb : NOW IN STOCK Mrs. Pat) Mason, corresponding — | : s e r] Handsome briefs or boxers in lostex or e O f d Sh secretary, and Mrs. Ervin Doug: >; cotton. 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The fact that Ruel failed to get additional strength doesn’t mean. that the present roster is_a 6th or 8th ee Se * te. This is where Bucky Harris came. in. Did ‘Briggs ‘Chuck Kocsis. Doesn't Include actually believe that Bucky could guide the Tigers up a’ notch or two over the 5th place finish of last year? Or was it just wishful thinking? A manager with a little Never Filed an Entry, for Indianwood Test, PGA -Officials Rule By H. GUY MOATS “Chuck Koscis never had filed: spunk and fire might have an entry for ie cnret Eicwen ‘Open Championship at an helped the Tigers, Unless per tore the PGA committee. has’ of course it was another ry} ruled that it would not let down, manager like Harris wal the bars today to permit his play- himself doesn't, or never "€” . m did, believe this team 15 gi ssing tor the state's Pro- good enough for the first fessional Golfers’ Association division, Sure it is easy to criti- eae ao cize a manager. especially, tions to .the published | when things go wrong, but: starters for the event that gets " PICKOFF FAELS — Red Wilson, Tiger catcher . is safe at first base after Washington pitcher Bob Wiesler tried to pick him off the bag. Senator — id With Briggs players were more con- been “blowing calls all ‘séason ap Pe, ea nen ec ig “Yesterday, after announcing | leans was the first bas was “fed up” and thinking about |“? making aol personnel plea, Asked of his plans after resign. Briggs took off on General Manag- eee, said: er Herold (Muddy) Ruel and the) “There's ——_ in my minc coaches. Ruel said nothing, but the —®5 is probably the case with : coaches broke the silence. They lot of other fellows—about my fu spoke out against Briggs’ method ture in baseball.” | of handling the situation and add-| * * @ ed they thought he should have’ It was understood that Gordor the ‘‘courage to give us our criti- ‘talked with Ruel last night an cism first-hand hgpagPcgee to let! planned to consult with Harri be us read about it in the papers.” fore the team d ted for K Said one coach: a yy womb (te fire wal wt ‘City for a ae ome tonight. doesn't. he call us into his office and get it over with? The way he's ‘earrying on in the papers, blast- ing everyone and his brother, ters doen't help anything, especially the players.” Another said, ‘The guy has been rapping but I don’t see where he’s done anything to help. He makes all the decisions but never accepts any of the blame.” Briggs said Ruel a thing since he's been general AP Wirepheoto ret hauuncan sy Sievers dropped the ball on the play in the 3rd inning. Washington handed the Tigers their 10th straight defeat, 3-1. jmanager (in late 1953)."’ Third | base coach Hitchcock, he said. has “hasn't done Briggs became the Tiger presi. dent in 1952 after he and his sis- ters inherited the club from their Jate father. Lawyers advised the Briggs family that the club should be sold to comply with a trust fund agreement set up by the eld- er Briggs. Bidding will open next week on the Detroit Baseball Co. More than a half dozen groups have put up $250,000 to show “‘good faith’ and to take a look at the com- pany? 's books. rey Navy After 2nd Straight litle in Olympic Trials SYRACUSE, N.Y. W—The Navy;rowing trials — and they de- ‘Admirals began their comeback termined to go it together or not | bid for a second straight Olym-, at all. | pic eight-oar title today in the U.S. * * Ld Bill Fields of Forsythe, Ga., under ‘way Friday at the Lake the bottom hasn't = layout. started to fall out. It has) Kocsis, a 6time Open cham-) been a bottomless pit. $08 re ape te comm over five years. , __|tee’s ruling with : a comment “If! mK fi tate tith pressive in Harris’ ‘back- 1990, Ni alley sas ber Te ground to warrant his hiring. For over 25 years he years ina row in 1965-46. has jumped or been shoved than a mediocre record to show for it. Maybe it was the thinking of Briggs and company that the old guy has what it takes to handle a team of youngsters. This should have been quickly dispelled when Harris started his “youth movement” | association by bringing in Masterson, Kennedy and rocking chair company. He may know as much around the Majors with less, “While a as a former, |champion would have been ex- empt from qualifying, he would cas had to file his intentions of playing, same as everybody else,” | Ortick said today. “I talked with, 'Lou Powers (PGA secretary), Don, Soper, (tourney official) and Frank |Metzger, (co-chairman with Or! llick), and we were in agreement ' ‘on the matter. There’ s nothing we as there is to know about can do about it. in all fairness to i the game but his record for winning doesn’t stand club sponsor and the players them- Tigers Lose 10th Straight, 3-1 Same Story, Ditferent Score: DETROIT #—There’s no place, ‘like home—at least, the Detroit) |games and a Sunday contest be- | Tigers hope there isn't. Now they have gone 11 games without a victory pagan yes- lterday’s 3-1 defeat by the lowly ‘Washington Senators. The Tigers left Briggs Stadium, ee en ee en | in just nine of 32 contests, for Kansas City. There, Detroit, has won all three games played this season against the Athictics. Briggs’ latest in a series of blasts was directed at Tiger coaches Billy Hitchcock, Jack | Tighe and Joe Gordon, and the A's will meet in three night | fore the Bengals return home Mon- | day against Chicago. In the opener, it will be left up to Si-yearold ay. president sald tmachooct, | | Virgil Trucks, who will be ca the third base coach, and Gordon, his third win a two setbacks. A hes at first, have le Charlie Maxwell's 13th home run bad calls all season. ‘was yesterday's only bright spot! His criticism of Tighe wasn't after another barrage of citicism quite clear, but that against Ruel. from president Spike Briggs and Was emphatic. (this time an angry retort from Washington's Bob WieSler, who, double, hit batsman, a walk and | hook his place at the No. 2 oar with his broken left wrist encased in a steel and leather cast. Wayne | Frye of Maysville, Ky., had his ‘familiar No. 7 spot although pained by an inflamed appendix a enened by pills. crew is psy Riles oh these boys in there,” throughout his major league said Coach Russell (Rusty) Cal- ‘career, victimized the Tigers yes- jow. “They wouldn't stand for any iterday, allowing just five hits and changes. So we're going with the i walking only two. original crew. a Frank Lary, the losing pitcher se °e ifor the 9th time against four, The experiment of the Admir- ivictories, gave up just two runs. als, who were reassembled from Reliefer. Duke Maas permitted a outposts throughout the world to \9th-inning home run by Pete try to repeat the Olympic victory Runnels. \they scored in 1952 as Annapolis The Senators . en ‘undergraduates, highlighted pre- three | ‘liminary heats in the Olympic singles in the 4th, and on & (tr isis'on Lake ly | All together, a total of 242 oars- selves,” he added. | AStarting tonight, the Tigers and ‘his coaches. -|has been bothered _by wildness, an efror by Jim Brideweser on | ee * x to ——_—— | © Gaabte play ball in he signe. begelicas ie as weekend ‘or Lose SM Al Kaline, Detroit rightfielder,'the 26 regular berths and four re- As a strategist, one of his so-called assets, Harris has . U Golfer was hitless in four trips. The serves available on the squad shown little. strong-armed 21-year-old had only which will compete at Ballarat, on nine base hits in 48 times at bat|the outskirts of Melbourne, start- “Since the start of spring training he has con- stantly moaned about the lack of bench strength, yet in direct disagreement with this thought he has ridiculously tried to adhere to his “platooning” system. The obvious example is Charley Maxwell's case. Here is the second best hitter in the American League, main- taiming his average with hits against pitchers from both sides. Yet let an opposing team start a left-handed pitcher and Maxwell will find himself benched. USING A ONE-MAN PLATOON SYSTEM By this deduction, Kaline, Tuttle, Boone and others “should be benched when an opposite side pitcher takes | the mound. It, seems rather inconsistent to employ a “one- man” platoon setup — for Maxwell alone. One such argument is definitely no reason to fire a manager. Harris may be a nice guy. He is not ex- pected to be a miracle man. He might not be a fireball and does not carry a whip, but that might be just what's wrong. — s * There's no doubt, he is managing the Tigers in 1956 just as he has managed other big league teams for 28 years and again that might be what's wrong. One day Briggs is rapping him, the next day giving him a “left-handed” vote of confidence. The players themselves are throwing “confiiencé” votes intohis corner, which is a natural thing. No one should expéct Kuenn to say “we don’t want/Shelton of Florida State. him, get rid of him.” No one is hanging Harris. They offered him a job and he took it. But now Briggs should admit his mis- take, and Bucky should accept it as such. — Detroit-Ottawa Huddle Tracy's Future Unsettled TORONTO — A four-hour meeting failed last night to settle the future of fullback Tom Tracy,’ Detroit for the 1956 National Foot- ball League season. Ottawa is willing to let Tracy go to Lions, but the Riders want a suitable player in return. Numerous names were mentioned at last night's meeting but nothing definite in the trading fee was “accom- Plished. U.S. Jaycees Criticize AAU KANSAS CITY (INS)—The U. S. Junior Chamber of Commerce has ‘SYRON oth — will be . sidelined. If the two stalwarts survive the’ cas morning round, they'll tangle in 3 the afternoon. Baxter, who 4 4 smothered the field by six strokes = in the qualifier, has the big prob- wea —— 3 is lem as he goes against Tom Beard x of LSU, who fired a Tl—with four Sean. t. eases Leen threes on the last/six holes—to oust | nee a "mene Ch Texas Tech's Classy John Cain e THURSDAY 3 aes yesterday, neat: McMahan’ re Pontiac’s Lioyd Syron, a junior _ FRIDAY'S GAMES ‘at Notre Dame, was eliminated (Oiiret, %i, Manet Ov? Pm an 1 ey. Pe ot Wasbington “st New’ York. 1-18 p.m, Only one survivor remained NATIONAL LEAGUE from Michigan. Ken Rodewald of wuwaukee tigs haat et, Dehing = won the 18th to get even’ =a 8 wt and then the 19th to win from Billy|s. res er i gh oe) a a er | 2 6 a * * Fag m4 7 4 2 Fellow Spartan Bob Nodus was pa, Wepwespars RESULTS roger pfpeargeing edie." pall ‘ ppg A %, coe Micklow of| Suyem™ ue > Michigan bowed to Don Sechrest of! night) mie a Oklahoma 2 and 1. at New York, 7 p.m.—Lehman| Mest of the favorites came [once 'sh Pan a m.—Kulpp- through the first round over stein (6-4) vs. arr pal gc aera senag my Mla fey Sg course, were two ttsbureh = one-sided matches. Three went Mie ues (Mt Jchlcues ie oa hee in NCAA COLUMBUS, Ohio —The 5%h, Campbell, who was two under National Intercollegiate Golf Cham- par in defeating Ernie George of oe went into the marathon’San Jose in the first round, faced stage today. Don Sechrest, one of four survivors. Two rounds of from Oklahoma A&M, this morn- AP Wirephote Ike Chestnut (left) measures up Car- GETTING MEASURED — melo Costa as Costa tries to move in on him during their fight in| Washington last night. Chestnut scored an 8th round TKO with a m smashing left in the scheduled 10-rounder. Costa was considered the | leading contender for Sandy Saddler’s featherweight crown. mark last season. Maxwell's homer, a base-empty | Washington .........66.08 Detroit ............. 6... 000 000 001 @—Ruhnels, Oravetz, Phillips, Bride- weser. RBI—Oravetz, ee Run- nels, Maxwell. ~4B—He Sievers. HR —Runnels, Maxwell. 8—Oravetz. DP— Sievers, Vaildivielso and Wiesler; Valdi- json La waa Kuenn rideweser 2. Left—Washington 12, | Betrott “a & "BB wiesier 2, Lary 80-- Shona! 3, Lary 6 O—Lary qi in 8. 1 " i. kn Wieser 1-1, La iby Maat (Courine . | jummers, T—2:17. and 4 435. Richardson, Seixas Lead at Wimbledon 18th, 10 on the 17th and 7 on the | 16th, so tenacious were the losers. Ladies Finish Tourney Play at Highland Seven U. §. Netters Survive dobn Fieitz of Los Angeles, Flam and J. Allen Morris of Atlanta. * * @ Larsen trounced Hugh Stewart of San Marino, Calif., 63, 6-2, 60; geles, 6-4, 7.5, 64; Flam beat Tony : i Maeragh chor ge 6-3, 5-7, 6-3, 6-1; Perry upset Gil Shea of Los: An- % Men's Singles England, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4, and Morris stopped: Bruce Gulley of Australia, 6-2, 6-3, 6-3, Four others eliminated were Sam Giammalva of Houston, Pablo Ei- senberg of Milburn, N. J., Barry, Mackay, University of Michigan player from Dayton, and Joe Blatchford of Los Angeles. : Boys Club Nine in Legion Lead |Season Started ‘ Huron Valley Church Softball | Fr crown, met Britain's J. M. Mid- 4 dieton in the top women’s third- | A Sth-inning, 6run- uprising” rounder. yesterday put the Pontiac Boys’ _|3-0 mark. 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A walk, Walt Allison's sin gle and two errors pinned defeat on Atwood's mound opponent, Ed McManus, who gave up only three safeties. Effie Seay slammed a solo home run in the 6th inning at North Side Auto Parts walloped the Gingell- ville girls, 17-2, in the opener at North Side. 000 3 ; 000 103 s—4 eee ‘and Rose; ‘Wright and i 2 rive-In ... 000 ore 300 025 x—10 10 . Ball and Hopp; Conley. Csiemadia. Stedium ag aE and D. “ulson: anes ck, — ee ee ee ee ed ee ee * THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956. coe the \Class C California League. OVERSTOCKED are MUST GOI Diemond Men's ] ennene Diemond $19° .. ___ Wedding Band Free ae Donstee Aclogten WATCHES |) S22-2" au, "2.95% | Retr 9.95 Ladies’ & Gents’ Lette stole 2.95 -” Taricpenip, 114.95 $795 ~ourrars ——S—S waren, v7.93 | Riuausts & Wrist Service for ease bd = F. 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Mashburn all have 20.6 in the 200 meters compared to the Olympic mark of 20.7, Stanfield, ‘competitors have bettered orthe defending champion in the event, Jesse Owens who set it originally in 1936. in the fall. Take the|cludes Jim Lea, who smashed pole vault, The Olympic record is world 440-yard record with h == Record Foden Jam Meet for Olympic Team Trials LOS ANGELES (#—An amazing|of the Army both have run 10.3, collection of track and field ath-|the Olympic record. * * «© Baker, Morrow, Andy Stanfield shares the record with * 6 e In addition, the entry list here oF PLL BOP YOU — Cleveland catcher Earl Averill looks like he is ready to bop Tito Francona of Baltimore with the ball. Actually Averill tagged the Oriole centerfielder trying to steal home and then held up the ball in preparation to make a throw to second to stop double steal. 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OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY ‘TIL 9 [Lose to Red Sox, 11-9 |Chisox 9- Game Streak Ends: By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tt isn’t how long a winning _{istreak you can put together that ‘counts in the two major league pennant races this season — it’s how fast you can bounce back from defeat that tells the story. Take that madcap Nationab League scramble. Milwaukee's /wood ,to 'em again last night. 4-3) ‘hustle the Braves have no more | place. * * * Cincinnati lies just 12 percent-| age points back after routing. Pittsburgh 10-2. And if the Red- last six games, can do it again tonight while the Braves are idle, they'll grab back the NL lead. Brooklyn's Dodgers closed tc to Lake Orion Man a 1-pound 1-ounce bluegill the other day, he didn’t think too much of it. 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Sally came along strong in yesterday's final round, carding 87 te Mrs. LeCiair’s 89, but Susie had 84-82 to add to it, while 83. Betty Courtright Wilson, also ef Ann Arbor, who was even with Mrs. LeClair for the ist two rounds, slipped te a tie for 4th at 2, with Helen (irinneli of. Detreit. ‘a Portable! So Light « Women Can Carry It! $ ONLY within 1% games of Milwaukee by beating Chicago 6-2. That gave the Brooks a sweep of the three-game set with the Cubs after a double- header loss to Cingiometi Sunday. In the other NL game, St. Louis walloped New York 6-0 with three home runs and Tomy Poholsky's ‘Braves had run up 11 straight suc-| five-hitter. | In the American League, lead to 2's ‘in 11 innings, and for all their;White Sox were beaten 11-9 by off loser Art Ditmar ‘Boston after winning nine in four from Cleveland’s- Indians made it eight straight victories since the Yankees left town by overcoming an eight-run Baltimore lead to bop the Orioles 12-11 in 11 innings, And Detroit's Tigers staggered through their llth start without victory, losing to Washington 3-1. A s@ecrifice fly by Billy Martin, |following a triple by Tom Sturdi- Mickey Man- ‘tle, sfill 11 games ahead of Babe: | tan a half-game hold on first a row. The White Sox, who swept Ruth's record 60 pace of home| the Yanks for New runs although he hasn't clubbed Orioles on Chico Carrasquel’s The Yankees, who won 9 of 13 on the road trip, drew a whomping 385,545 for the 13 games. - Boston blew a 7-0 lead, then, came on with three in the eighth for the White Sox’ second defeat in a 14-game home stand. * 8 @ Ted Williams was: 4for-5 while Jimmy Piersall and Billy Klaus @ the vant who won his fifth, bréke a each had three RBI's for the Red @ ‘cesses before being jolted by Phil- New York Yankees whipped Kan- 2-111 tie for the Yanks in the fifth Sox. Dave Philley drove in four ‘adelphia. Then the Phils laid the sas City and strengthened their inning. Hank Bauer put if away for the Chisox, games as the Chicago with his 16th homer in the. eighth pitchers. who used seven Millard Howell lost it Ike DeLock wen it, ip relief * The pers ee topped the fifth | York's only losses on the just-end-| one in a week, singled ahead of | hit, single that scored Al Rosen, | ed Western trip, picked up only| three games for all their huffin’ | and puffin’. : Bauer's homer for his only hit in, three trips. He was 1-for-2 vs. the shift. ~~ La |That pair had nine of Cleveland's. 17 hits. Don Mossi won it while Hec 'Brown lost his first for a 4-1 mark. : AUTO PAINTING =u Expert Body and Fender Repair fe on AN Makes of Cars . 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Chicago, PITCHING Chased on eight docictens)— shee Bu ate STRIKEOUTS—Friend, Pittsburgh, pis: Mizell, St. Louis, 72: Spahn, - Duby Uni- head foetball coach, was to leave today on an overseas air in Ger meats a week vcaeyeee scl) §, Girls Remain in Meet peer assistants, Lou Agase, Bob Dev-: Burt Smith and Everett. “meeting Club 7:3 o'clock tonight We range Final plans will be made for the shoot, of Kaz00 Meet To get back to golf, at least one | C= . only Michigan entry still Whitlock Takes Over LANSING —-Dr. $. 8, Whit-l,ucceed Joseph H. lock will take over as assistant | who retired after 40 years on chief of the conservation depart- = - ment's game division on July 8, | Harry D. Ruhl, game division) Kansas City has 18 players once chief, announced Wednesday that' with other major league clubs, &y Ta) & a ¥ Hi } "ta: aime AP Wirephote ho is well known BALANCING ACT — for his court clowning, ish’t fooling this time as he goes down hori- zontally against Budge Patty of Los Angeles in es men’s singles Austria's Albert Huber, « a at | Wimbledon: eset Patty beat Huber, 6-2, 6-4 and 7 but Bermudas Not Allowed SUNNINGDALE, England # — eight were Margaret ‘Wiffi) Smith Four American girls swung into of St. Clair, Mich. Polly Riley of the quarterfinals of the British Fort Worth. Mary An Downey of ymen's Amateur golf champion- Baltimore and Mary Patton Jans ship today—with not a single pair sen of Charlottesville, Va of dimpled knees in sight »_ « * ies The shorts, and dimpled knees The glamor girls whose shorts displayed by blonde Barbara Ro caused raised eyebrows among mack of Sacramento, Calif., and the elderly dowagers, a standard' Jane Nelson of Indianapolis were feature of women’s golf over here. certainly approved by the major- were not among the quartet of ity of the crowd. But there was an- Americans still in the running for undertone on the clubhouse porch the championship. The skirt-wear- of “Well. it may be modern, mx ing Americans in the round of dear, but not at Sunningdale... ."' white woolen stockings. Actually. * * ee - they were not as daring as the fa in ie _ ‘girl scout length dresses and non- existent necklines worn bv these same dowagers in the 1920's * «© @ It was not that the shorts were ‘too short. as-#horts go. 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MU 4-6572 / FIFTY-RIGHT ‘ Ly r | | a ea } ‘< x ; i f € THE PONTIAC PRESS, : THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 — 4 3 500 Acre Metropolitan Park Would Serve 50, zy) Bm ,° Plan Fourth ‘Authority Sets fet ze Sets — : = . . ~ Pot ; * a ‘ ‘asick hall an ourt z Cronberry \, C 4 Lav ~9 \ ROME C id ,° « q (d * ¥ t Rochest July 12Meeting S11 sO J a" lisaes dl KOCNESIEr | aed PREOMORE MOAO Council Appropriates Would Welcome Letters .5 150 z ) \ ae Ry i ip ne on : jaa |: From Residents on Site 43 fa & Fireworks Fund; Give | Chasen ; “we An Lot Size Extension = creex ' ROAD PARK ses | s000 ROCHESTER — At the Tuesday By DOROTHY JEAN ZACK . M6) Twi night meeting of the Village Coun- | “Northeast of Pontiac, a whole « ae win {inwooo 4 RAAP cil, $150 was appropriated for the segment of Oakland County is . Lakes SJ Garang eae a eee se ee ee cee mono | 18 suenr | soso — ‘ s ¥) c $, Ss , enbeck, _ - : 4. : i director of the Huron Clinton Met- a z z \ § q 3 . As has been the custom for a ‘ropolitan Authority as he discussed = s 67, z 2 g 5 < number of years. Fire Department authority plans with the Pontiac ~~ Ay pr <| GUNN § = g 2 will stage the Fireworks Display. Press today. _ » 3 > 9 It will be on the acreage just The 3,500 acre park, which some ~~ S ROA0 Gass 26 mi ——— east of St. Andrew's Catholic Rochester-area residents have e ’ Le a - School. posed since the authority revealed © } ‘ a Py Lyle _ Buchanan, president its plans recently, is to answer this Goodison weet nese t Vernon . 3 “ 8 é ) See pee Peree nen oe = ot he cece which was : & ? ¥ ‘oavis a? ted ° som °_ « a) _ a7 Tee high greund wi ceabte the eg en a : a i dispia a pu ng wee och- 2 4 Renner eet me ’ ester, has already been eliminated ~ ») ‘ C ee : 2 : 5 RO Washington ‘if uthority planning, he ex- < > The council committee. which SINTERS MARRY — A recent double wedding in Methodist siete —————— ¢ : \\o 8 } wesT. ai cay ae has been working on a schedule Church, North Branch, united Eva Jane Smith and Therion Case o The area ia between 26 and 28 Roac rq € ARINE: Dane = op a for building code and lot sizes, Lapeer and Della Dee Smith and Martin McSkulin, of North Branch. Mile reads, and is bounded by a : zh . aie on ae oo cone Parents of the girls are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith, also of North yfound and Sheldon roads. It bed g lan 8 ey eresaen aes Ea Branch. overlaps Macomb and Oakland “ 4 Stony ‘ « LL gave them until the next regular eae Beaches for 50.000 per- z PJ zr meeting to submit their final re- panties _Beacves fn 22m Pe ¥ < Creek “ 3 : . ‘sons, wildlife, sports and picnic e ) RUNYON | 25 mi | ROAD RwuUNYON i port. On the committee are Nor- é e L RO aaa Cc er areas are expected. : man Pay. Eaeabeth Maitrott and LE © ir e Cal €a 4 “The Lockwood subdivision, par- = -— —gSaone davis 36) 8 4 Frank Re vi 4 itially included in the area last d ar 2 w A public hearing was set for School Na med for Her ‘week, will not be encroached upon ROCHESTER ise TER 2 Disco |f Friday night at 7:30 p.m. for the | by the park, Hollenbeck says. <= c ROCHESTER : - = Weet Fifth Street and the Camp: | MARLETTE—The 1956-57 teach-ifill the vacancy created by Bren-| Authority executives surveyed es rw = eaewce \ Bein , bel) subdivision rezoning. ing staff of the Marlette Com- iner. Liken graduated from Cen- Bids on the new deep well tur-: munity School will have a new'tral Michigan College. bine pump for the Water Works principal and will welcome a form- _ Were opened but the council voted | to hold them until the return of the, Village Manager R. A. Slone. At! that time they are to be tabulated. and evaluated at the next regular meeting Grave Damage Termed Grave; Seek Culprit LAKE ORION—Village officials! have offered a $100 reward for in-| formation that leads to the arrest and conviction of the individuals! responsible for the nearly $2,000; damage to urns and stones at Ever- green Cemetery last week. The council this week also con-| sidered the parking problem on Lake street near the cement ramp from the road into the water where smaller craft can be unloaded with- out carrying from trailers. New signs are to be posted, reading, “Bost launching only from North Shore line to lake, Park in the free municipal park- ing lot downtown.” A petition from owners in the R. P. Stanaback Subdivision for sidewalks was presented the coun- cll. The owners offer te give right of way across their property. Thieves Enter Bor Twice in Two Weeks CENTER LINE — Last night, for the second time in two weeks, thieves broke into Smitty's bar at ‘er teacher who has been in re-' tirement. | Eari Decker, of Yale, a gradu- _ ate of Michigan State Normal College, Ypsilanti, is a former The staff is now complete with principal and science teacher at the exception of two positions in) yale. the junior high school. Wendell Brenner has been ele- vated to the high school principal-| ship, replacing Richard Kaminska. Mrs. Roy McDonald will return to teach the second grade. Mrs. | McDonald retired from teaching ed thirty years in the Mar- | hatte Sebesd., The new Elemen- | Sets bk cae | Donald School in Former Oxford benches Warren \Fred Liken, has been engaged to Crowns for Two Ready in Holly; Given on 4th chosen at the Fourth of July celebration. One will be a_pre- school child and the other a teen- ager. Both will. be chosen by popu- lar vote that morning. The pre- school queen will be crowned by State Treasurer Sanford A. Brown and the teenage queen by Patricia Stinson, last year’s | queen, The day's program, most of which will be at the municipal bathing beach, includes a parade at, ten o ‘clock, police drills, water or ate HOLLY — Two queens will be | His wife, Helen Decker, has _ also accepted a position on the | teaching staff. She has been | the school librarian at Yale for | several years. Fair Slates Top 7 Stage Talent Entertainment Schedule: Listed by Swanson Aug. 31-Sept. 9 The Michigan State Fair, famed for its great Coliseum shpws, through Sept: 9. as follows: Aug. 31, P. Morgan, Don Cherry, The sean lords, The Platters, The Bloc’ busters, The Krackerjacks, = Four Step Brothers, Bud and Cece Robinson and Roy Tracey 2625 Van Dyke. They got away ‘fight and. other sports, band con-| mc. with approximately $1100 this time. | Proprieter Ernest Smith, 55, of | $891 Warren Bivd. told Commis- sioner Dennis Frazer of the Cen- the bar at 3:15 a.m. and re- turned at 6 a.m. and found the money missing. cases of whisky were e taken. Troy Youth Elect | ter Line police that be closed | elected president of Troy Metho-| ist Youth Fellowship, Other offi- ‘ney and treasurer, Bill Smith, CLARKSTON CHEERLEADERS AT CAMP -— Tumbling aad Cheerleading were on the schedule for five Clarkston High cheer ' leaders the past week at Smith-Walbridge ‘Midwest Cheerleader Camp, Syracuse, Ind. Pigtured are: Barbara Walker, (back left) Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Walker of Davisburg; Judy Weaver, Gaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Weaver of Clarkston: Sharon Pul- ley, Piper ~ Tl. (not a Clarkston cheerleader). Front: Dixie cert and fireworks display, Sept. 7, 8 and 9: Julius LaRosa, Continuing as superintendent is Alfred Amundsen. Charles Joslin! 2 we Bp ago, after having will remain elementary principal. |" ‘beach. | come up with some of the nation’sidressed to the Board of Commis- leading recording and stage stars sioners, 1750 Guardian Building. | for this year’s program, Aug. 31 | Detroit, 26. . The Coliseum_ entertainment posed plan,” Hallenbeck says, schedule, as announced by Donald |least half is up for sale now. L. Swanson, genera] manager, is ‘About 1200 acres are on the market \y Sept. 1. 2 and 3: Jaye \Clinton authority is Clare Cum- ‘who is a former chairman of the The McGuire Sisters, The Four, Lads, The Platters, The Blockbus- School Reunion Held ters, The Krackerjacks, The Four TROY—‘‘Chuck” Smith has been Step Brothers, Bud and Cece Rob- ‘inson and Roy Tracey M.C. Admission price to the Coliseum [held Sunday in the Masonic Hall, | jcers are vice president, Jerry Joe will remain as it was last year: jin Decker, with about 100 attend-| Two weeks ago, $995 and three | \Kumler; secretary, Sharon Mau-'$1.50 for adults and fifty cents for |ing and enjoying a co-operative children, the subdivision, which t had ee wet ase provicesly ace A te PROPOSED PARK — Shaded is the 3,500 acre area to be taken, all privately owned, on Saturday, under tentative plans, by the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority of Pontiac, it will feature beating. fishing, vel and decided it would better be ay + erueeme=" Plan New Church: Invest’ = Local Men into Ministry. and Harvey is the gon of Mrs. Ora Beach, of Walton Blvd. Bost have completed their sec- year at Pittsburgh-Xenia Sem leary, Pittsburgh, Pa., and both | jare members of the Drayton | ae a ‘Commission yesterday jhave been changed somewhat since | the meeting, he said, as officials | have talked with land owners for the first time. “Much of the difficulties will be, avoided through talk,” he said, ex-| |plaining that he felt that of the 250 people at the meeting about ten or Lapeer County Schools Stressing that the land chosen is: suitable for such an extensive park, lrorking through the Drayen) He said the board sound | wet ay beginning men have been licensed as min- | come letters from residents. He| | isters of the United Presbyterian | | ‘rapidly growing community.” urday on whether or not to annex|'Y 4a. Two Drayton Plains young ‘Dryden. * ¢« ® Milford will receive feels that the petition’s 100 object-| Preliminary surveys will be | Church. inex Dryden with the nearby White; ing signatures represents only a| ™ade during July and August by | the Detroit Presbytery of ‘the School was defeated. but the elec- "smattering of residents in compari-| Richard C, Smith, a membér of jp iteq Presbyterian Church, at its tion has been protested and will, son to the probable 20,000 in the| the staft of the Drayton Plains ‘meeting in Detroit last week, heard ‘be voted upon again. county who would welcome such a United Community Presbyterian p., Lindahl. Jr. and Harvey | County Births be issued to the city provement. s * s Church. A Sunday Bible School peach preach and meet the other Appraisers and negotiators are Will probably begin early in the |requirements for licensure to the. jat work, and options are being tak- | fall_ in the school. ministry. } en on the land, he said, preliminary; “Our interest in starting a new \to the July 12 meeting. ‘church in that area,” said W. J. He said letters should be ad- ; Roy ‘Lindahl, of Coseyburn drive, | the northeast part of vow IS THE TIME TO South tesa lecbodes ome prs ) “at! at present.” Strong supporter of the Huron |mings, president of the Pontiac , Federal Savings and Loan Assn, board of cqmmissioners. He is named as the Oakland County rep-| resentative to the board by the county board of supervisors. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS ONE-COAT~ MARLETTE — The thirteenth jannual Brown school reunion was idinner. Parks, daughter of Wanda Venters of 8473 Eston Rd.; Hazel Miller, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Royal McGill of 4788 Hillcrest; and Sharon, Giennie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Glennie of Clarkston. They aré shown with instructor Lawrence Herkimer, ‘‘Mr. Cheerleader” | ot Dallas, Tex. The group trip was financed by the Clarkston High | ee ne eee Scomepemee Wy Wee. Jems Some. t HOUSE PAINT ! *589 Gal. Super Washable, Super Durable Latex Paint ‘ Matching an AMERICA’S FAVORITES Looks —- Washes Like Baked Enamel 2° Qe. for its next public park. Designed’ te serve the aren north Gnd eas —_ Dicaicking. OK Birmingham, Milford Projects The State Municipal Finance authorized ‘the State Highway Department to = § bonds for a number of pro- persons formed the objecting) WATERFORD TOWNSHIP A Teeuwissen, Jr., pastor of the issue nucleus. “Over half were in new church is to be started in the/Drayton Plains Church, ‘was to Vote on Annexation jects throughout the state. In- favor of the park,” he says. ‘Jayne Adams School area. iprompted by our desire to help DRYDEN — The Brownell and cluded among the projects were The United Presbyterian Church, meet the religious needs of that Kile school districts ‘will vote Sat-/® number from the Oakland Coun- $64,000 tn revenue bonds for a new munici- Last Saturday 3 proposal to an-' aa lot. § meat bonds totaling $303,009 -vill ot Royal Oak for street and sidewalk im- |. gece will use the $305.- 000 in revenue bonds issued to it son N | we 4 Mr Sent Soktew of ans two off-street parking lots in Roy is the of Mr. and Mrs. fool the oe a beds SS Gall for nie the city. 16’ RANCH Budget Accounts. apply, heavy-duty paint specially formulated for one-coat painting. e Restores sparkling beauty to anoeth repaintable CAULK GUN 90-120 Days LADDER nue, No Carrying Charge Two 8° Sections -" $ GALLON CHAMOIS * ] 2 9 5 e This ONE-COAT HOUSE PAINT is an easy-to- war $2.98 Natural SPONGES cfcae sei «$1.98 plus e Gives your house durable protection in just PAINT ROLLER SET ; one coat. Caulking Cartridges e Dries to a brilliant, long-wearing glo». $1 69 $ 21 9 e White that stays white! 5’ STEP LADDER information before you paint. ° LET US RECOMMEND A GOOD PAINTING CONTRACTOR y ‘SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 71 W. Huron FE 4-2571 _ OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WE DELIVER sf, ei normal five-hour run THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, J UNE S| $ 28, 1956 Bilin, : Boat Docks for Rephirs; Passenger Sticks It Out BLOCK ISLAND, R.I, @ — It took the motor vessel Sprigg Car- roll 13 hours yesterday to go from Providence to Block Island — a while carrying only one passenger. - Eleven other passengers disem- barked at Newport on the main- land, where the vessel was de- layed six hours while its clogged cooling system was flushed. The hardy passenger who \E. Kowalski, a philosophy teacher | == ===" Pa Plans Political Action Urged as New Weapon to Win Civil Rights New K. of C. Chaplin ‘DETROIT: #—The Rev. Ralph at Marygrove College, has been appointed chaplain of the Michi- gan Knights of Columbus by Ed- ward Cardinal Mooney, archbish- op of Detroit. Father Kowalski, 39 succeeds th Rev. William J. Walsh of Bay City as state K. of By LEONARD MILLIMAN SAN FRANCISCO um’ *- Direct THE FAMILY WATERFORD = DRIVE-IN THEATER DRIWE Corner Willims Lake-Airport Roads—Box Office Opens 7:30 P. M. ‘political action and passive re isistance were urged on the Na- jtiona] Assn. for the Advancement of Colered People, meéting here today, as weapons to win one jae rights. C. chaplain. * “It is Sitiin our hands to -de-.. termine whether there will be a’ ‘Democratic or Republican 85th. 'Congress,”’, said Clarence Mitch-| iN LAST TIMES TONITE ‘ell, top political strategist of the “nohpartisan NAACP. He said Negroes hold the bal- ance of power in 60 congressional | [contests and 16 senatorial races fin November electins. The Negro | vote cannot be controlled, he said, jbut could be tipped either way ‘NAACP ‘workshop’ yesterday as Hollywood Headlines lwith “‘a little direction.” French Foreign Minister Christ- * * = jan Pineau's statement to the TAKE IN A MATINEE Roy Reuther, one of the three: French Senate this week that [ BE COOL! THIS WEEK IN Reuther brothers of the United : as ie ‘Auto Workers, went further. He - ‘proposed immediate action by a Detroit Arsenal Chief : THE COOL COMFORE lcoalition of NAACP, unions and = NEW MEDIUM—Baritone Eddie Fisher, already a radio, tele pi-ppoit im_—Col. Herbert W : OF OUR THEATERS! churches “working as a 7 to vision and recording star, is now tackling the movies ih ‘‘Bubdle of yu rtzier has taken over command Bring the Kiddies, Too! influence House and Senate votes” Joy’, a. musical film in which he co-stars with his wife, Debbie of the Detroit Arsenal, succeeding on civil rights in the current Con Pevnolds. Col. Roger H. Hemion, new chief OPEN 10:45 A. of research and development for ye Beotgr lace mi resusey. Both‘ spoke 10 a Midwestern fer Your Chiid en a Het Day! quake jolted central and southern - PARIS (®—France has launched ‘‘there is no question of envisag- ualties were _reported. Quake Jolts Formosa France Begins Campaign’ ofecalye Bi to Save Tunisia Air Bases goin Jaiet ented St mea ionly negligible damage. No cas- a diplomatic battle to save her ing the departure of the French military bases in newly independ- army from Morocco and Tunisia.’ “ ent Tunisia in the face of stiff, Pineau and Bourguiba met at WILL-O-WAY Opposition from the government the French Foreign Ministry yes- PLAYHOUSE of Tunisian Premier Habib Bour- terday. to try to. reach some com- presents guiba. promise. Tunisian Vice Premier 4 ‘Ben Ladgham, who was present Bourguiba is here to negotiate at the talks, told reporters, “It ia treaty covering relations be- is possible ‘that French forces “tween France and her former.could remain in Tunisia, but only be African protectorate. He ag part of a general defense ‘told reporters, “We admit that for scheme among a number of coun- ‘the moment Tunisian forces can- tries -in which Tunisia would par- not alone assume defense of Tu- ‘ticipate as a fully sovereign nisia, so French troops can fill member. this role during the transition pe- riod.”’ “There are Amencan troops on , “But,” he added, ‘‘we will never French soil, but they are not oc- admit that the presence of French cupation troops. They are there forces in our country—and partic-.as part of an agreement among jcularly at (the big Mediterranean equal nations in which each one iport of) Bizerte—can take on a has its mission.’ \permanent character under pre-| The Tunisian leaders said they itext of needs of Western strategy consider Tunisia part of the West- ‘or defense of the free world.” (ern world and want to cooperate 4 GY ‘in its defense This was an. obvious reply to ee L ? * “The 7-Year lich” “A rib tickler” Coming july 3 for 2 Weeks Nigttly Except Menday i AIR CONDITIONED | Curtain 8:40 MI 6-2t°? for Reservations Leng Lake Rd Near Telegraph CLOSED 6 to 12 TONIGHT FOR A PRIVATE PARTY See You Tomorrow MANNY'S W. Huron at Elizabeth Lake R4. * s * the ordnance tank automotive com- mand at the arsenal. Hemion re- the House Rules Committee in 'Washington voted 83 to send the ‘bipartisan civil rights bill to the House floor. Chairman Smith (D- Va) said it might be scheduled during the week of July 9 for ac- tion in the House. Two days were allowed for debate By BOB THOMAS . HOLLYWOOD P—Now it’s Eddie The Mahatma Ghandi tactics of Fisher. star of records. radio, TV passive resistance were recom i “'—and movies mended as a new Negro weapon * * * to a mass meeting last night by Sweet-voiced Edwin from Phila-| the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. geiphia is now making his first leader of the six-month-old bus NOW! “Thru SAT. ww ¢ fete Cmcyrt tee een THE HUNTED! LAND OF THE HUNTER AND : movie, It's called ‘Bundle - of, Doors boycott in Montgomery. Ala Joy’, and he's appearing opposite Open He called it “a new and crea- nenbie Reynolds, of all people. 10: 45 A. M. tive method naps ane vi —— Despite such pleasant and famili- ine ras paigzg “re See oe oar surroundings. hes worried reali; use to make integration @ shout the outcome we OTHERS FAIL p | F Ki {| “Liberace does a picture. and it ry ce umes | doesn’t turn out so good,’ he mused. ‘George Gobel does a pic- ture, and business isn't so hot What are they going to do to me?’ - Ld * Baltimore Workman BALTIMORE w—A short time after a refrigerated truck left a plant here for Wilmington, De! employes noticed that a mainten- ance man was missing State police were asked to check the truck. It was intercepted just across the state line in Delaware Locked in the refrigerated com- I volunteered that his was a dif- ferent case. Neither the Liberace nor the Gobel picture was exactly an artistic triumph. Gobel wasn't funny as his fans expected. As for Liberace’s fans, they're not the kind who go to movies anyway That's where Eddie holds a trump card. His following includes 2 nt officers found Thomas the youngsters, who have been the . 4—dead. “backbone of the movie audience Police said he had made a ter- tor decades rific struggle to get out. He had * e torn a foot-wide hole through ply-- Eddie seemed heartened by wood sheathing and insulation of these observations and went on to the door, but he had been unable'admit that he was enjoying him- to pierce the metal outer shell self immensely. Dr. S. S. Bjornsen, Delaware state medical examiner, said Hock “® PROBLEMS had died of asphyxiation from the’ “I’m having a ball.” he grinned. carbon dioxide fumes produced by “NO nerves, no problems. It all comes easy to me. How {« will dry ice ; —__—___—_ come out on the screen is another The Census of Agriculture says matter 10 per cent of the farms in the ‘The thing that impresses me United States produce 51 per cent most about making movie is -of all farm products it Bl RU i A a SKY Sh} Drive-In Theater ‘BOX OFFICE OPENS 7 2150 OPDYKE ROAD PH. FE 4-4611 ‘THEP aa) Ld] * * As with the two other TV stars he mentioned. Eddie is doing a musicalized remake. (Liberace's “Sincerely Yours’ was based on George Arliss’ “The Man Who Played God"; Gobel's “The Birds and the Bees’ on Henry Fonda's “The Lady Eve.”’ “Bundle of Joy”, is derived from the RKO oldie, “Bachelor Mother.’’ Mr. and Mrs. Fisher play the roles once done by David Niven and Ginger Rogers. TO SHARE PROFITS Eddie is making his film debut under the best of financial condi- tions. He’ ll take a t sizable share of EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN! —————= Starting Friday ——_— Never Shown in Pontiac Area Before! See It FIRST et the Blue Sky! A iN a ROUD Ay ae | 3 ferele| between the greed of the lawful and the grasp of the lawless. ifeletsitars| the future with fire! K CONDITIONED | KEEGO |} | KEEGO |} COLOR by DELUXE Rosert RYAN Vircinta Mayo JEFFREY HUNTER ROBERT MIDDLETON LAST TIMES TONITE z ; ~ WALTER BRENNAN - ROBOLFO ACOSTA $ > ‘ 4 vn $ “Man With the = $ LAST Times TONICHT =} 3 Golden Arm 3 3 "SHack ouT ON 101" 3 ~ . é ! i > ; fe 3 fi i. 8 j A oe il { nf é | Eddie Fisher Adds Films to Music-Making Career Wolverine Cance Roce the time and care that goes ate -Bhiiili HELD OVER Thru FRIDAY! YOU WON'T BELIEVE YOUR HORRIFIED EYES WHEN YOU WITNESS THESE THRILLERS! placed Col. George T. Peterson, who was assigned to the Frank ford Arsenal in pede TODAY THRU SATURDAY ADULTS @#e TILL 6:0 { with BAY CITY w—A five-mile canoe KIDDIES %e ALL DAY race will highlight the Wolverine |trout festival and sportsmen’s re- gatta in the northern Michigan village of Wolverine July 17-8 Prizes will be awarded for largest catches in a trout fishing contest running from July 1 to 8 “DANCING FRI.GSAT. FRED NETTING AND HIS ORCHESTRA WITH JANIE PALMER Walled Lake | | CASINO BALLROOM | al at LAKE, MICH. the profits tnder his dea! RKO. The star of TO WELL AND BACK Sm | in the fighting story of the Champion of all the World! “That is—if there are any prof- its.’ added the ever-modest Eddie. His director, Norman Taurog, is high.in his praise of the lad “You'd never know that it was. his first picture.’ said the veteran director. ‘He acts like a veteran I think he'll make ft. It's about time the screen had another ro- mantic singing star GREATEST SCREEN SHOCKER Ida Cantor - Recovering From Coronary Seizure HOLLYWOOD (INS) — The con- dition of Mrs. Ida Cantor, wife of comedian Eddie Cantor, is reported as ‘satisfactory’ by doctors at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital here. where she was taken following a heart attack two weeks ago The doctors said Mrs. Cantor will be able to return home about the middle of July. barring further complications. Shown ot 12-71. 2.465. §:07, 7:48, 10.% | Also Filmed on Location where One Wrong Step Meant Sudden Death FILMED ON LOCATION — INSIDE A WOMAN'S SOUL! 4-6-Ms ‘TLL CRY TOMORROW’ Susan HAYWARD , oy Ee , Richard CONTE - Eddre ALBERT OF SPACE” =aecs at 11-66, 1 44 608 6. 4¢ 8 98 Jo VAN FLEET - Don TAYLOR Ray DANTON 2nd BIG HIT! EDWARD G. ROBINSON ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S GREATEST SUSPENSE ADVENTURE! f Starts in The Alleys Of Morocco and Reaches Hs Clashing Climax la London's Famed Concert Hell! é JAMES DORIS STEWART: DAY ea Mi cel hey. omy | DRIVE-tN: beat’ ‘crag, Dixie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Bik. North of Telegraph Rd. FE 5-4500 | q LAST TIMES TONIGHT > is Yeviis me / FUMED ON LOCATION — / INSIDE A Woman's Sout! -6-Ws | TLLCRY TOMORROW’ | | Susan HAYWARD /- \ Richard CONTE - Eddie ALBERT f oS - Qe ED TR EE NS rine LA FILMED IN DETROIT! ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S Technicolor “THE MAN WHO KNEW T00 MUCH” FEATURE AT_2:30 — 5:55 — 9:15 P.M. ALSO: SATURDAY Join Us for a GRAND- -- GLORIOUS ANNIVERSARY PARTY WATCH OUR AD FOR DETAILS! The off-beat edventure that ae ee oe ee eee ee SE ae / THE PONTIAC PRES | SIXTY ~! Guided M issile; Rockets in Use for 7 The great rockets of today, mili- tary missiles and high-altitude re- searcly craft streaking to the up- per edge of the earth's atmosphere, er that can operate as wel! in a jum such as outer space as in Centuries “to a high and delightful degree” as pyrotechnics—fireworks, WAR ROCKETS IN 708 ; War “rockets began their first ture the city of Washington. Daring the night of September 18, 1814, the British fleet, includ- ing several rocket barges, unsuc- Rockets became known in Eu- rope by 1250. For the next 500 | cessfully attacked Fort McHenry in Baltimore Harbor. One watch- (of energy, perhaps akin to a stream iof light generated by a controlled years they were used occasionally for fighting, but were developed barrages helped the British cap-| Peaceful uses of the rocket were light itself. They have also been used to de- gorges as a first step in bridge building, and to lay telephone lines in difficult terrain. Pointed down- ward, they dig holes for telephone poles as well as soldiers’ foxholes. »| ROCKETS AIM AT SPACE _ Improvements in artillery @ (dered war rockets seemingly obso-| .|lete about the turn of the century. | On Pearl Harbor day, the United) States armed services had no rock-,; ets in use. But by the end of World War ll, biankets of modern rockets were being laid down from ships | and land launchers; rockets were | being fired from planes, and the | Germans had developed the V-2. | Tomorrow's rockets, scientists ‘Say, may be driven by new forms at speeds comparable to that of - DONALD DUCK _ liver mail, to carry cables across! CAN YOU FLAG DOWN AN . sAN STATISTICS. — \ \ : | | SS a OW HE'S» FIRE WITH CURIOSITY HIMSELF = 4-28 YALL SAMPSON! TLL TAKE ASTIC STEPS TO SECURE ING BOARDERS FROM NOSING 4 INTO MY ROOM, MAJOR 2 «» JUST Y IN STRICT CONFIDENCE I'VE fF GOT DOCUMENTS HERE WORTH MORE MONEY THAN YOU COULD STUFF INTO A BOXCAR—~ y AND L DON'T MEAN BOARDING HOUSE THOSE PRy- QB YOUR PRI Y'KNOW w~ IL VE GUARDED THE PERSONS OF ROYALTY, YARD MAN ~~ ZF Y VACYa~ UM-KUME! ,AS A SCOTLAND HAR- RUMPH ! 5 \ ‘ . {_~j(—)— | ~ — ——— = | \ = _ & by itt WIE i NN wa fsz® THE SIDEWALK SUPERINTENDENT “will a TM. Rag, VE Pet OFF © 1996 by WEA Servien, tha. DIXIE DUGAN Tia! Vee } MINA, i. 45 8, | THURSDAY, JUNE. 28, 1956 Fit i © 1986 by NEA Serves, tne. TAL tng. U.S. Pat. OFF : | By Ernie Bushmiller you DO ME NANCY, WILL A CAPTAIN EASY FAVOR © I HAVE A DATE GIVE MY FATHER HIS LUNCH WHEN HE a HOW WILL lI KNOW HIM 2 EASY--- HE’S iO FEET TALL WITH A BLUE NOSE AND GREEN HAIR @$ FRAN LUSH ALR fe tog © 8 Oe O88 pad tee eel ao Caged june-29- WAITED AN HOUR FOR THAT $200 YOU STILL OWE- YOU HAD NO - |- AH, MISS LANE! DID YOUR / RIGHT TO TELL KIO BROTHER TELL YOUI(| HIM ['D ALREADY PAID $1000 YOU LAST NIGHT? I WANT THAT STOLE! ON NO WELL, YOUR LAST TWO MONTHS Tit SEE WHAT TIT \ ~~ beg. US. Pat. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Edgar Martin KR RN. RS IF GoD RAD WOLD iF 100K’ YOUVE |] PLEASE DOWT RESIST! IT'S fi tcmengilt SEE FOLLOWED OF S11 GOuLL TURD f DEVER BEEN] | MOST ANNOMNG! PE] WSTRUCTIONS, UNCLE WNLBUR, ' SB) YOU WOLLDVE BAD WO DIFFICULTY! WN a" ers &. — XM ‘ ” f H RX y \aQ \S wee (WV Eaaiers ~— «By Charles Kuhn wl ‘ J ash _ cTothes of 1906 vintage. . led a parade of old cars through | ae 4 ¥ 4 — THE, PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 eae SIXTY-ONE Grain Market Slowly Active Wheat near the end of the first to 1 cent lower, July $2.05%; core % to % lower, July rhs to %s lower, July 66% cent lower, July $1.20%; = 4 lower to 14 higher, July 32.844: lard 15 to 33 cents a MARKETS Produce No 1, 1.78-2.25 ong he 1.00-1.26 4 parsley, No Sb. No 1, 5.00 Radishes, red, fancy — doz behs: No 1, 65-80 doz fancy, 1.00 dog oz behs. Rhubarb,! Squash, _ bu. ‘om tps. No 1. 1.00-1.50 dos b ry and salad creens: Endive, No tes to fractions. U. Stock Market se Decline Stops NEW YORK, June 28 &® — The ancy mney (Stock Market turned mixed and more active early this afternoon. Prices of leading stocks fluctu- ated within a range of around a = point. Earlier the market was declin- ves, | ing as steel led the downtrend 186 -/after failure to reach a strike- 1 1as-1'80 averting compromise, The steels Ne 10-1. 00 Goz'were still lower, after it was an- 1, 150-178 33-10) ‘nounced negotiations would resume * 100.125 dos|this afternoon. Bethlehem was off around a \p0int, shading its earlier loss. Re- ‘jpublic and Youngstown Sheet & iTube cut their earlier -1-point loss- S. Steel re- mained a bit less than a point off. Lodge Calendar Special communication Cedar Lodge No. 60, F. & A. M., Clarks- ton, Thurs., June 28, 5 p. m. Work in osha M. degree. Supper 6:30. Ray- mond Ruggles, W. M —Adv. News in Brief About $52 was ctelen reported by a sneakthief who entered a come at 111 Palmer St. last night, Pontiac police said, Paul Wilson of that address reported entry. was ‘gained through an unlocked front two purses, police said. Val F. Tischirek, 57, Norton St. yesterday was fined $100 or 20 days in jail. He was found guilty on a charge of driving under the influence of liquor and sentenced by Pontiac Municipal Judge Cecil McCallum. door and the money looted from| of 63 ‘Band Concert Set Tomorrow in Lake Orion a ae and that said children should be cale Bae of tmprevem: under the ea of this fs on ert =~ = t . geo int said improvement . the pies. ee and —. and thet he people of the susie of my "Michigs ose are hereby noti- cae on seid petition! the shall detrayed by mill be held at the t House in specipassesstount» cording’ to ront- en Go| Pontiac im said County, on the age and that all of the lots and waren day of = A.D. 1956, st twolef tand fronting upon either side of o'clock im the afternoon, and you are|Bast Pike Street from Mariva Street to Jessie Street shall constitute the precies LAKE ORION—Tomorrow night, |* at 7:30 the community band shell near the railway depot will be the scene of the first summer band concert to be presented by stu- dents participating in the summer program. About 35 students from the &th to 12th grades are playing for this concert, for their own enjoyment as well as that of the public, ac- cording to David Lieth, director. He states that this band will be constantly changing because of the students’ vacation plans, so ‘marches and lighter selections will be featured. This week's concert includes: “Colorama,” ‘March Lorraine,” “Entry of the Gladiators,” — commended to appear personally hearing. being impractical to make personal service hereof, this summons and notice shall be served by publication of a COPY cost and expenses thereof shall be paid one week previous to ssid hearing 10! from the Capita} Las haar : The Pontiac Press a newspaper p' a NOTICE Is VEN ¢ That the Commission of he Cit and circulated in said County ttness, Pontiac, Michigan will meet in the mission Chamber on July 3. 1986 at 8 o'clock p.m. to hear suggestions and objections that may be made by parties interested .O. 024 ted: June 27. 1954. EVANS. ADA R City Clerk June 28, | assessment district to defray $550.18 of the estimated cost and expenses there- of and that 61,000.47 of the estimated of the Honorable Arthur E.| Sd of said Court, in the City) nu ood County, this 25th day of June A.D. 1956. rs ees Sree rue © w age io es A R. MURTH Probate Register, Juvenile Division June. 28, 1956 Notice of Special Assessment: | Sidewalk on Virginia Avenue. | Notice of Special Assessment: | ; To: oy Benson aaa se na ogi Sidewalk on Baldwin Avenue. ntereste take notice at e rol To: t 6f the, Special Assessment heretofore George silver as ere es made it A a en 6 | ‘Am NGas... 64 Jorillard .... 185 bail, Ph. =. Aes ja rar T In the matter of the petition concern-|regular meeting of Commission of i neral Home, Marlette, where oe ae Mee? Fit ton Shem 108 = or -4031.\ing Richard Strafford and Marcile Ann the City of Pontiac, Michigan held | ; small 30 eck ‘Am Rad 211 Wack Trk ... ' ~ | 818 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119 : . | Gemmercially: graded: —Ady, Ashiey. minors. Cause No. 14686. |June 26. 1956 by resolution it was de. " Rosary devotions will be held Fri- $77" crede Hee es yy ee me Tei ibe Martin, Gl 3 | ‘To Norwood Ashley. father of children. 'clared to be the intention of the City, H : ’ i day evening at 8:30. jlaree 39-0044; mediun 38: nan 33 me Pe ree wer er... Oe eta 29, 30, 8 ow Petition having been filed in this Commission to construct sidewalk and ours 8:30 te 4:30 ; . Browns rrade a extra arse. Wig-40 = Liked _e McGraw # 104.6 ummage sa une alleging that the present pharaoh related work and change of grade on, 4 Survivors are two brothers, iarce 39-39:,. medium 13-35: B laree 2. cae comm 723 Mead Cp 3% am. 197 S. Parke St. St. Vin-. read of the father of the said minor the south side of East Pike Street from ‘ Wendl Comment: Market steady Demand tr. Ausc Wa&cC 743 Meret 33.1) pent Ady,\children ts unknown and said children Mariva to Jessie Street at an estimated George ing and Leo Wend-' reguier, being good in some instances | roamed on stq Mergen, Line = . —AGV.' are Gependent upon the Public for sup- cost of $1,640.65, and that the pian,’ ling, both of Burnside Township. =a fust fatr in others a Atatiable effer- Armour & Co " 30 ee oe olm a ee and twe nieces, Mrs. Cari Robinet,! scarce and chert of full needs Top) sient to) Mont Ward .. 423 S Pp Atchison 188) veator Pd 383 Kings Mills, and Rita Wendling, (U*"t’ Jerse are about ample anc clear-/ Ati Cet Line... 55 geotoroia ar . " ime readily Medtums are cleartne bet. At! Refin 4! sptpcibts a i T R Detroit. ter @matis are tn very slight supply Aveo Mfg pg @ Mueller Br ... 362 Undergrades clearing satisfactorily Balt & Ohio. 496 Murray Cp... 38 } t Cash BR .. 35 : Mrs. Matilda Airschbaum ° Bendis Av... 8) St Oe 7 Renquet vie & ot Cad ; 31 ITICA—Service Beth Steel ....191 Set Ovrs : haibaes 3B sess ae Poultry Bevine, Ai ey mat Thee mie irs) 7 ww ot Ml Soha (Alee 38 4 . a Complete selection of all PETROTT POULTRY Bond #8 wa “WY C entra! 37s pie seiec types Rd., will take place Friday at 2 | DeTRorT, oo Detr tor ete ead Borden . Me ge he 2: ... lowest prices... be sure to p.m. from the Milliken Funeral tive poultry up te 10 am Brises Mig. 911 Mo Am Av .. 894 . compare our deal before you Home here, with burial. in the , tsar” beng 3123: Neel iro it teary Brine oe. Sed for Mae. 8 buy’ rhe lke. 44 Nwe rik Cadillac Memorial Cemetery. Mrs.' ——— S ~ Narred Bare Pems _ Ca Buca Co. . 187. Ohio at AS 3 = Empire Adju ble ty ens ul : Airschbaum died Tuesday evening Comment Market easy ‘on hens with Ruetah hi be oan. Os sta in Avon Center Hospital, Roches- ¢emend dent and supplies more than Camp Soup 315 Pan A W Air 107 WINDOW mple Prrers and capenettes steady Cap Pac 312 Pann Epl ... 88} - ter. Demand _— for | een qualtty offerings Capttal Atr! 311 Parke De... 81.2 ea Tae ‘ j Surviving are a daughter. Mrs emeeSee | Eme Carrier CD .. 87 Penney Je |:: rare F ANS ie oe Dorthy Ridgley of Pontiac, and-a. CHICAGO POULTRY Cater arse, us Soul Cola... 237 ] \ Rajent ts any etsaee oak . 6 424 oe flow son, Howard Riley of Detroit and) CHICAGO, June 28 (AP)—Live poultry CPte ie, OMe. Oo Ptieer . can be rever . . has own at ips D oe 61 2 five grandchildren. Also surviv- tne tannee rete e14 eg ene Gun gle ne Entice 214 3 WA y S TO BU Y ° pecorgel yy te tates = = ewe ing are four sisters; Mrs. Edna $7,100 31.000 el fof ceric orcs Ctimas or. St uu pur FRIDAY 00k a : As Ad hen vy hens Oo: leht hens : Cosa Cola. ..1147 : . ae s 'v. $ ee ee ee eee Bag, Wpoderaee zee 2 gid roan” Sie aim.” a8] Pip toe Be A BANG-UP BUYS! 1. Cash 2. Layaway ‘a Lite 95 Col Brad A .. ‘ an vem ussatto all 0 fi Ger ay 38-285 Cal Son ie Smae °. “1 NIGHTS 3. FHA—no money down, as low as $1.25 wk. $39.95 * . Dobson ¢ ¥ i'Come Ed ..... 3 Pure O11 . “4 Hips I * Con Fdts |)... 463 * 437 ron River: and tour braher Livestock, = Sao Bt LS 93] _ gum Charles, Lawrence, Edward, and Consum Pow 474 Dee 93 BATH TUB ENCLOSURE Fred DeRousha all of Pontiac Seraere Livesrece hel Cao eo Rey Met 2D “S SReegetnt SF gE Hp) WE SELL WHAT | Special Purchase | |= 22 se to tug Wa Barton jadle 100. Market not established Gort. Pd 997 Ridrewar a7? relters, pelis sleminam $39.95 yne le Castio—Selatte 300 Market steady te- Curtiss Wr, 136 acer os 332 ' +++ Won't rust! Complete. . . 1 ROCH yo ay. Compa ant ureday slaug 2s e . ESTER miley as Pie = steers and hetfers direct from ec ae Yer, ont bs cs — a WE ADVERTISE! ments are pending at t x jots grading good and better steady low- pis ¢ 39 & Res . 822 ; Funeral Home Sane Gor Wayne Ban er grade steers and heifers. especially moug Atre a4 Scoville Mfg 37! No switching . . . no .gimmicks! just SHALLOW 4\-ft. and 5-ft. ~. grass” offerings, with an tncreasing Dow Chem.... 7¢7 Sea> A! RR .. 392 OA | ; SUMP ton, 55250 Mound Rd. Mr. Barton Sumber this week closed weak to 8 Du Pont 312 Gears Roed .. 312 est-to-goodness values! Our business WELL BATH TUBS cents or more lower: cows sold 80 cents fast Air L.... 4821 Shell ON .... 811 has continued to expand over the years died this morning following a ten lower. with instances more lower om Bast Kod 12 Simmons .... 406 because ha dhered to the fi # P MP day illness. canners and some wasty fat utility, z Aute Lite 341 Stnelair O. ., et we have @ policy © MP * full 95 : _ cows Bulls fully steady stockers. and & ‘tus 3§ Secony Mod 5 honest values and. honest advertising. size == Surviving are Mr. Barton's fcoaere mostly steady a sold = Rad a? oon ae : yo 95 95 Ane wife, Vivien, 0 daughter Virgins SG eee mee eas Eee ne ee = 1 | $79% = at home, and three grandchildreh. toe? taringty 3 ie tor fre “ie vay eer ws sid Brand ey , > weights: good steers 1800-2000: some pirestone a Std ON Celt $12 cay over 100 Ibs down to 17:80 or less a @ S4 tm In 7 Russell J. Ryan standard 1690-1800: good ent choice pee wen oss] Std ONS. 88 r : WALLED LAKE—Private burial heifers 17.00-21.00, latter price for 900 w-pencot Sul ay «Std (Ot! Ohio 822 - free Standing $ i | ine ronsrpes manga Pop emd (stele MC gp lg ego] ete a ee eis eat Big 50-inch —3-Unit Kitchen $ | was } e mix ® steers and heifers under bs Drath ca TOILETS . 1 =e ¢ ya ope “eme- Ibe, utility 1390-185 $0. few cutter and oe Pca Pe Sun Oil - 44 > be tery for Russel] Joseph Ryan, urtlity grass heifers 12.00-1300. utuity Gen Flee ao; iwitt & Co .. 481 Here's, value - plus! : P a a 5594 Loveland, who drowned June cows 11 0-13.00 after Mondays opening Gen Pas Q8 Tacs w Moder styled, well 149 3-P $ rey rade. some wasty utility. cows 1100. Gor xestors | asa oezes, $3 - ae ;: Reg. $ .50 -?C. Sant : — 2 9 in Ontario, Canada. Funeral ar- canenre and ‘cutters 9 00.10 light Gen Te! © Thome Pa | 8 LOWEST PRICES. — $ = - weight canners and shells 8 00- wttl. 7 a : : { rangements were made by the iy; “ana commercial bulle 1400-16 80: cen te oA git we oe as Reg. an Lea > CABINET SINK Melva A. Schutt Funeral Home of cutters 1260-1400, mostly 12 $0 up: $004 Ginette 472 Transamer | 40? 5 $19. 50 Rd Complete with. fascet : nd choice stock steera, feeding steers « om: Cen .. 2+ ei oe > — Slashed for easen Pontiac. and steer calves 400-700. Tbe 18 60-21 00 Sener, 3S Gescreeed 23 Val ‘ $ Born Feb. 5, 1907. Mr. Rvan is t¥o_ short loads choice 440 Ib stockers (0 pasos ty Un Carbide 334 alue = i$ ee ae 35. few medium 400-800 Ib calves Gree Pale IT on Pac 736 } = - 2 $ 50 survived by his wife. Helen Wara- 1600-1800, few medium to good S68- OC) OO ML: So. Unit Air Lim 307 seid “a > $770 95 ki and da soe Ib steers 17 00-18.50. i Unit Aire 17 LESS SEAT Includes 8-ft tubd, wash basin and closet. 4$ ew, a daughter and son. “Caives—Selable 80. Market steady OfevHound 18) nit Prutt 496 Your choice of colors including white We Sturdy, afl steel con- $ 95 3 Josephine and Chester. at home. today Compared last Thursday veal- 2 Un Ges Co .. 0 urge you to compare this outstanding bargain! struction, white enamel $ 54” Size ‘ ers and calves ¢ the eek steady Homestk 331 US Lines 78} = 4 . ere aives closed the #eek 8 yet — finish, chrome door han ‘ Prices Slashed Also rivi M 2 Hooker E! 474 US Rubber 40 6 so surviving are Mr. Ryan's to strong. demand improved fer heavy i! Cent 444 US steel 872 dies. Attractive styling. F $ . father, Joseph Ryan. and two calves eerchsice reciente som: foe dom Ray GT Us, Tos 86 COMPLETE: WITH 95 ) > CABINET INK sisters, Mrs. Margaret Rhoades high chotce end Prime 3 26 00-37 08. very Ls dope el se ee us BIG 30-GAL. GAS HOT ALL A-CRADE ALL og ot rae fro Walt Cabinets $ trae ots i paringly up to goed an <1 U ] e) i oo 4 : of Detroit, and Mrs. Lucille Kempf 2perinei, 5 i i0e0i2" 90, Sed ond inveriax tr.” Sed BeUn gl 8 WATER HEATER CHROME FITTINGS oes Abdio? 3 Ric of Pontiac. jity end commercial vealers 14.00-18.00, 12) ‘ary 14 ¢q Weste El 82.2 : : ‘ $ 95 a cull and utility 12.00-19 6, few lght- Ha phi oe White Mot are Reg. $69.95 4\2-ft. and 5-# $119.50 Holl weight dairy cows under s | “195 ilson : = . v és . w chee wa , (aneenSalanie 80. Market steady to- tnt aioe sis. 404 Yara tow “A” Grade, not crate marred, STEEL and Big 66" Double ATERFORD TOWNSHIP _ ed last Thursday spring fat Silver . M oune S&W 4 compare this value! CAST IRON é Service for Mrs. Gladys Myrtle jambe $1.00 higher shorn lambs, and mt Tel&Tel’ °24 Young SMT 914) BINET SI Holly, 58, 4192 Farner, will be slaughter sh er: = chetee tal = ‘on Zentth Re $ 95 WASH BASINS CRATE $ 95 CABI ET SINK held Saturday at 1:30 trom good ‘te chotce fall. lambs, 90 Ibs. 18 Lubna La ey MARRED™ Complete with ¢ ane niga votes on geaty colques ohare lambs 17 78: on YORK, June 2b Compiled by e — the Huntoon Funeral Home, Pon-| tiac, with burial in Lakeview Ceme- tery, Clarkston: ~~ Mrs, Holly died at Pontiac Gen- eral Hospital Wednesday after an iflmess of four years. Surviving are a son, Donald Holly of Columbus, Ohio, and two dren; two brothers, Ken- neth Wherry of Portland. Ind., and Breakfasts Served Free in Battle Creek BATTLE CREEK (—Breafkast’ of cereal, cream and sugar was served up free along a half mile of tables set up on Battle Creek's) main street today as the Kellogg Co. celebrated its 0th anniversary. ¢ 2 8 Seated at 222 tables, townspeople consumed huge quantities of Kel- logg cereal dished out by cereal festival workers to 2,400 diners at a time. Many were dressed in Anita Miller, Kellogg’s sweet- heart of corn, and W. H. Vander- ploeg, company president, rode im a gold-plated cadillac which the business district. Displays in 41 downtown store windows depictthe history of the, factory payroll employs tenth of Battle Creek's we ae population, Harrison \ \ |good 625 Ld Loa stock hetfers 16.00. ‘John § Davis, of 370 Square Lake to choice slaughter sheep 4 $0-8.00. few choice to 8.50 and some 350-4 00 —y——— CHICAGO LIVESTOCK apinpetesst: Jume 28 (AP) ee ho No 1 200 Ib 17.25: several lots ——T No ! and - 190-220 Tb 16.85-17 bulk No 2 and 3 200-250 Ib ie 3-16.88 260-290 Ib 16.00-1650; a few lots up to around 330 Ib down to 18.35; few aaa 190 Ib 15.00-16.75; at lots sows th few eround active: strong te mostly 25 her ewer | grades steady: hetfers steady to 95 high- er: cows s' sod to 28 higher; bulls mostly 25 vealers s v 1.00, higher: stechers. ‘and feeders slow about steady: eS ee ered- ine A choice with ow en “Seed ih choice steers 18.00- s2 be ‘a yd “atts and standard po 14 90-17 — and prime heifers 10.75- 13.00 to low chotce heifers 17.75-19.80: fent canner grass heifers down to 10.90; most utility and commercia! cows 11.00- 13.00: canmers and cutters 9§ 80.11.78; utility and commercial bulls 1450-16 30: eutter bulls Wy 7$-14.00: good and choice jers 17 00: cull to commercial jum to low choice stock - er anc feeding steers 18.25-18.75: few * spring lambs active: 80 to 1 100 higher: slaughter sheep steady: bulk good t nd gong dy spring lam 24.00; most cull to grades 20.00; occasional light culle 14.00 and below; cull he choice shorn laughter ewes 3.004. Business Notes Promotion of two to top sales posts af the Wilson GMC Co. was announced yesterday by Manager Fred M. Walker. Appointed sales manager was iRd., a while William J. Lamp- Tee ki Associated Maho 18 18 6 Indus mats Util. Stocks Previous day 261.2 141 73.2 1829 Week ago., ...25@.1 141 ; 28 182 3 fonth ago......250.8 140.23 722 178.2 3 Year ago... 238.4 #1371 #731 17238 1954 high 2782 158.1 75.2 191.5 1956 low “5 2440 1200 715 171.6 1985 high .. 2378 i474 WT 18145 1953 low 3 1149 72 168 vd god STOCKS (C, 3. Nephier Ce.) Figures after dec imal points hay toy ‘oon Afien Elec & Equip Co ss igs aS oO “a8. Wao = ° seeees Smad a?” oe oe — ume ison Co , Wayne Serew Pred Co. ‘Friday Dance Sets Dutch Treat Theme WEST ACRES—A ‘dutch treat” theme wil] be carried out in this Friday's Teen-age dance sponsored Women’s Club. called the “Holland Hop.” | “Dutching treating” will carry . through with a nominal admis- sion charge and refreshments. will be the Nu-Tones, a male quartet of seniors from St. Fred- ierick’s School in Pontiac. The dance wil] take place at the Westarcres Clubhouse. on Com: merce Rd. from 8 p.m. to 11:30 ee from 14 through June 231 Blanche St., Troy. and chaperoned by the West-acres | * Featured at tomorrow's dance. These tanks carry complete Factory Warranty. Edison Approved. HEATER 14" 30-Ga meroroorommorocoromebornhe HOT WATER S $6995 plated chrome @ 2-COMPARTMENT CEMENT : f ts.A - 4 10-yr, warranty .. . new low price Soe coe ‘ Spey TRAYS ‘ Big 52-Gallon Electric ‘ : < Complete witht ] Worth Many sturdy stand$ =} HOT WATER Dollers More! Bp wa faucets) Wet Exactly Av Pictered with triple cash and carry‘ Big 21 ay. Big 21x32-Inch 2.COMPARTMENT SINKS %6” ~~ = ai Sue’ y! purfections select Slight Better quality . CAST IRON SINKS Deubdte compartment. . sheald sell fer at least $45.00, x 32-inch 4 4 $ 2 $ 2 $ 4 § $ $1195 3 — $ $ q $ 4 $ $ 4 > 4 4 4 q 4” SOIL PIPE (5-ft.)........$3.69 ON 11-FOOT LENG 34-Inch Galvanized $7985 On Wensen Street Side VE “The Store That Values Built’ PLUMBING SUPPLY CO |. Bull Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings—Everything in Plumbing Supplies PHONES: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100 ‘172 S. SAGINAW STREET rs yor VV Se a 50 3] 19° THESE ARE FIRS? QUALITY SINES! ~wwrrTrreYTTTeer eS rwwvewrewoevuVvTTCTC™ rerwrwvvrevwvVVVYY 40% . ‘DISCOUNT Youngstown CABINET SINKS ie 8107 Up te ~wrweweereeYTweerfe’?twTY?* veerrerrervrvevrerwre,e wT wTerrrerreeeY a an dina nctin tnaiciin tiaiadiaiindl LOWEST PRICES ON STEEL PIPE V2-Inch Galvanized $2.45 1'%- lack Gelvanized $6. cH $3.18 12-inch Galvanized $7.}4 1-Ineh Gelvanixed $4.55 2-Inch Gelvanized . .$9.56 ASB AND CARRY ONLY a at el f i Lj : A | \ T a! + bls 5, Mtgs. 32 ae FT . 2» Wtd. Contracts, . i , DAY, J UNE 26, a | s 13 Painting & [ hing (CASH FOR your. HUBS Business Service It Was es “A ae Fae” HE PONTIAC PRESS, Work Wanted Female a praapeangaanes Pete) Painting & Wall \ wi CAS rb , F PAINTI T : + foby Hershberger foe ee oe, cere hee trimming Get ou ALL, WASHING AND PAINT OR ERS W AITING 7" EXP. — ue 2708. Ain. W a | by women work BUY liing your land con inet eas BUSINESS would like me A an sweepers, 1A re sell ed contract FUNNY ; 30. SPPLI re 42284. 2 Beto: jones pane pemever:, FE 6-581! after Day Pla edie 303 NS ~~ Physio-Therapy ES a ar vi yen eoon age 9 ‘ WANTS le talk is and perbe | PE tou WOMAN A, 7 a THERAPY. (all centres ue today, me eae ie | EACH CLEANING al apy emer dl a pyre os “pe Ted FE 5-9075, Itor aha L HOUSEWORK. «TO $3 hes cleaned, installed, sand woes rc HAY DEN, Rea Eves ac days. LB ‘ bBo pont Pe bctpacinbee Television Serv 86 E. Walton TO SELL Se, Gin. iT, WoUL ; home, at ae | ea ante and comme: : : 10 & TV'56 You pt lb For quick : " : 3049 r ‘@ RAD a Waterford vicinity Pr} 229. COPENHAVER'S | Night serv-| “buy call: will | i Weis 7 WANTS WORK. _ ‘i soon ie deus Reasonsble: repair. 596 W va — results, CG. Trocke ome ment RK . e calls. s T. 9 O Rely oRanting. pele at GIRL, DESIRES DAY WORK As _Free est aie BY canny Paes Read e OR Foie yee re Realtor oo i : oa rn x uN BAY OR NIGHT. TV SERVICE. mracion oft) Memoriam... 3, Ghunovich Se 4 coat LIKE DAY WORK Ptoameten Siead 4 M_ STR ARA a ’ ler the tonetr t from ie Nwebiw ewes the : 17. am ~ ing an wee saree oe ) assessment kell Siree = abeneoD LAD -— LS = trimmi Service ginaw. eT ‘ walk on cent aide toheree a e ee sndced Joni. HOLLY “Cbd Parner. age Sr: Gear rr oe ee helpers Expert a FE 5-6593 Cox “Teleriaion “3 ae “and. wine! én) eee! ae Ww. ‘ 8 line : Wesbrook blic iN- Funeral 4A tle, 4192 "Holly;' dear moval, 54620 AIR, A is the FE 283 division No. for pul . Myr’ Donald : babysiting, oF mo _jobs. Call FE 5-00500 -| re SREPAIR: ANY gow on Gy ie my “ny eine that the Monuments... ee § tister' of Wayne Dewey bby ae KITCHEN WORK OR DISH WASH- or OR 35-2000. RVICE RE- OCARANTEED Pt PARKE ST. “tale of your contrect spection. F by t EGO CuC AF ; S Pontiac ae lOTOR SERVICE RE- TV the sal Hetice and the he “Assessor Commission Cemetery eo ee a 0, at 1:38 cs enn ONT. HOUSEWORE. PHONE PpRrogl repiecinn —e “Type vriter r Service as Before xs: Stout. Realtor SS | the 3rd day) urday, June eral Home ber FE 4-5625 PO- 4- ypewrne Edw. 35-8168 af — said City, on ‘clock p.m , the Hunteon wissen offisteting num D LADY WISHES PO- ELECTRICAL et pasted: ADUING MA- inaw St. Ph. FE Chamber. 1986 eS See hoa De w Cemete MIDDLEAGED motheriess home "ER CLEANING basta) fontncpatd see TIN. Sag Eves. Till 8:30 f July AD. ment, YMENT ent in Lak will ile th || wekient ia) 4-61 ER sd +2021 TyPEW xpe Open at arign sat ceperten Orban | will be given Hay laiey pe 6 Clarkston Mre. Holy ral BS, sition & seers. ones wart) OF Bie a ICE chine re nung and _ind Office Sup- RACTS WANTED ‘im erested ‘Hel an 7 sate AN AND t FE 3 aera G SE = ly Co. ti NT tate al! persons er ieee (felp ale ..... * . M hing & . cleaning. smc; HEATING § furnaces.| ply C ERS RENTED st. CO? for immed Dated June s p Wanted Fem: —— — NG. TYPING, Terviced All makes, epoca N. Saginaw n What ha 7023 Bm EVANS Hep Wa: 8 3: el RAPHI 2. oil bu All m 123_N, We wal ierea “e Oe ee noel ee Ra. ewe 2, | SSeS SSeS ie leer ee Upholstering 23 rout Retsonale afseunt, it a Zune Soca a Z : AL N ar REA ql on a Real oo == /Instructions Bi Icy 10 oe FE 3o en : PRACTICA ESIRES WORK! 9-918) WAYNE RE FURNA oe) a TOM Mtge -o he v9 csandien W. Huron oy +481 ‘Gite or « sCMIOAN 10 ‘Oskiand.! Work Wanted Male ...... 1) 448 _W_, Huron Drains ca wD dragoecs evcamen, FM 63006 HEATING 8 ee ae Pina cS Lake Ra. tate, 1982 W A STATE the County oO a e .. = 4 its oe NG see drugs’ bd rk . 94 hr, service. Free estima’ for Mr ~ Suventis Division f the petition sencere A ea erie aetna: Funeral Directors one afer a = Se or one repair Maat ian cai fray Sao APH FE $-4808 anEDIATE or conte is pour “In the matter o ling Craddor peel and NT fires gene Must live) 1 & 5-0313. Lester , TELEGR BED- ads somerens tng” Sherer NO 14507 1 al tcp gg Nate aeannee = cen convalescent home. Ex-| ivy. “pe sSCONERE material PE S077 | land Realtor "Te, Adeline Parkille, mother of ss VICES OFFERED nt Funeral Bene, | iat ct .. ; poy hotest coanttogeg pliers z HEATING SPECIAL js reads. Your materia 24 K. l. Templeton, oa Te see wis: SERV s ee eee a f “ - 2 cell . ANTS WOR H 4 leaned and _ spr und Orchard Lak Lake enue ing been filed vphere- i be COATS teellities, orinns t= . rw decree OOL TEACHER W. t., such as rnaces, fireplaces fis built to Lost | & Fo aw \33 G AGES Petition hev that the present aileer| VIC@ ccc eee. fl | Com Waterford eens 658 scH sh July and Augus @ typing = rob oor gril loaned? re- US ES, MORT Zz + sere Court alleging mother of the oe child Building Ser 112A) Orayton Piams — on ei"? = i can do som r Chimne so new Gas ~~~ .RIMMED Lherperorad | GooD rontage # child are inno an Bite and “the Building Supplies . a3 elson-Johns changed it—it developed into a triangle! PEING kee een rienced So —_ pe, Wile, Sd oor “= prom leather case ye 21000 | wees CHARLES. 1711 ry Telegrape has violated a la laced under COB oc ee ene D ba | TYPING n home. Expe: ired Loca or Baldwin ~ SHEP- pp Corr saa Notion wat hu cours, = a Busnes an Taxes .....14 —— OR FUNERALS” Wanted Female 7 "to ao in ows Se J Seite RS ot BAND OR_POW Dost, MALE age ell vs Pam Ferre sam cha ase R cee > wows Air icin : a ot Michigan yee cn ont Petition | Bookkeeping, eer 19 -pemto en glee Help Wanted Male 6). _Help Want D _ TEACRERS. tee ane: real ed a 7 Ver sharpened repaired One ter) uunertcee’ Child's 1S Cag een LAND “Bint om oR Sta ring its... . PARKS-G! Bg ners : rk. FE 4-j ooo i ied motors and delivery! = 44607 DOR. VIC ca I. 5440 Dis ont as ae House | Chiropod Als tful Service a ae weenie suattnes enine and eve | “Pcraee ee Toms | laervise rive cota Lincoln Bo i pescntalng ine a ceeee will be held a rvice Centers, paghk City Specialist .......... Thought? . ‘ - LMAKER premadie ore 1 am service PE 343. __ Phon _¥E 13. _65 -_RLOST B Lake Rds. FE land County Sereics Bivd. in t _ ‘aay Foot s ailoring 16 Siple TOO 4-3626 bef W ANTE D ING ALL KINDS. Eliz Cass RS 10 er Ponting in ata County, thie 28 ise —_ i V oorhees- Lathe Operators a TENCED WAIT- jonist's work by 3 | PLASTERING OR 31345 [ARE LIVING QUARTERS aT fon day. ot July AD” lose, "et are Dresem hin 16A ME | Tool La Prapermen | WANTED EXPER ss tims Fremk) ice or raduate Can ty Myers RING snare WATER | SKIS | LOST AT Seiki oe stec oat resuntly | iture Refinishing . NERAL HO Fe ee ee cone ann resaee. 1 for “pars sviegreee | tee “ttt Wiminule, compose own — PLASTE 36163 2 PR WATE Sun. aft Cal eclock in the to appear perso Furn _.16B FU Plane er Moto: Jo ly ip person sturdaye ee and Esther's 226 STEADY “wogds per minu public and han- EM Pontiac vO 3-661) new | a cee sont Garden Plowing .. mbulance Sevice office closed Satu | wou Cie DRivEna gad perience arg D_ Meyers INE FILED 5-1502_or OR MALE BEA- disposal to purchase fer oC asiae aanrastioal uo eeate a notice G ACO oeses 116 ERVICES | Manufacturing Corp. woes ie W. Huron UP | die clerical SEleis eeese aie: aw SAWS MACHI pias Bt ale SMALL neue Saginew at our — I: being imprac: mmons and n Tax Service . DIGNIFIED 8 7 | Lake Rd E-, days SHES To § - ces. Phone iv ler write Box NLEY LEAC! EMOV-' Fot te of Huron e eye or season Pa f, this sw of a copy Income 12 BY chard BUILD & RE WHO WI mem-| en r Sundar o: MANLEY I NG AND R gie V Bling in on r etients MA . service hereo ed by publication reamed obaes «ol: KIRK : MAKER TO general WOMAN my eral ee T pm. o Pres TREE TRIMMI Phone FE Sun. night a hey BOB shall be serv us to said hear eed Laundry Service Home—FE 41882 TOOL all dies and “in person — pbiement ine: ily of 2 adults with 36. Pontiae LL KEEP HOUSE 1 Pree estimates. i 3185 SETTER tell lt newspaper p veeee LBA Eee eee Sl een ween, peely im mere mat t0ne aleed nnd, ened ter. wrpow 60 WILL r assist in 8 io Pk — FOUND IRIE SETTE: ~To Sell-To Insw aad cteumiel im cue tot t JE Landscaping , 90 S Seca eu yand | arrears =) aS “Experienced ‘driver’ eal, _ 1-41 see, Pe oben te “FOU OR 3.5160 awn, Be and circulated Honorable ae Qe king ...... 19° etery Lots between at 217 Contra: housekeeping. lid. Experience | TREE estimates : ALE BOXER. FAW Sere Judge sf onie Coan. ts ain dey Moving & Trucking 20 Com ~ | Revione T | Ou 3-071. HOME | v8 OUsE-| el Nree RAY. LOST FEMAL Harbor. children Moore. Judge o aid County. this 2 -orating ... . GARDEN OF Saginaw. AN. apts ~ RK } NEAR WOULD LIKE ae -— SPR & Vieinlty Keego l) FE ¢0745 Re. ef Pontiatc ar RE. Painting & Dec 214 Lors IN THE 1 OR 35-4865 5 SERVICEMAN Ty 8 Ar WOR metic sales lady | WOMAN the day FE 4-085! vai elm proof ol pet After 4 ca gf June A D. SOR Lj nce te ssories ......21 4 Loe at White Chape 4 enced =, sterford, OR 3-881] | experienced. harps Permanent |__ work, by LD LIKE. rs buen eel & _removal— ie ward KEET BAND ro Judge of mee ‘Photos & Acce: na 2: FULLY a Memo-' oo LS G MAN TO AS. for 7 working Fee WOMAN WOU fruit. trim FE 4-8805 T GREEN PARA ee | CO. REALTORS A crue eopy ELSIE J VASCASS: Register, BEAUTI in Oakland Hills NTED: YOUN work, MA open Bes Apply Mrs. iv > the day. awe ‘Los lo FE +6 Vi. REAL Estate erapy rave lot in 5-075 1 r Steedy ‘ht work. at Bates, k bv 23-8850 CREW on leg. 3 ~ BEAGLES Ey Real aye Depoty Probate Division Physio-Th 22, 6 tdens MA OLD Wein. builds No bl ares housewor 1GH CARPENTER CREW 2 MALE hts. Call coopers ngs and Juvenile 956 Js a Fo hele DES. ON 823. ANIC | han, Jacobson west ¢-6900. FE 2.2744. D. ROUGH #106 after Coat uburn Heig g pasa Ga — _June 28, 1 — Television Serv LOT 6 GRA i_ FE 44244 6-382 ED ORORD MECH. a irmingham. MId HOME| se call “ & new houses. FE | cintty of A pm W Huron ————— nn a Service .....22A ps of White a IN OLD WANTED: Ford-O-Matic exp. po ol WOMAN. THAT verre s travel | Plea i e- az ae NO | 4 N ait ibor DFW IN VI- 1078 a euicx " paneerearicn NOTICE y, Typewriter § 23 One nit “wha Chapa Les Van Dyke, Utien. Republic | WO ly. We have 1 talre Br _ Building Servic pump repair OR 3-2308' Lost Mr Welle ‘Lake or Feu we wrt “pit no edditional hig REGISTRA Election. Tuesday, Istering ...... weeees section a sete Dyke, ‘ave ‘3 on. dog Upstairs _ K Well and pu cinity Keep mon cash offer w ary Upho! | a —_———— old and a $35 a wk. BLOCK WOR : 16B ke area A ste! ER Fer General Prim city es ____ MOWERS. MUST mos. room ‘Young ‘wom: crctie called bie jarden Plowing ~~ _bilifold EM 3-505 PAWN cen co TE °& "HARG August 1, fied Electors of Soa ad = WANTED, WEED HOVERS, MUEs Veco itiona! help. Yo ferences. at ick service OAkiand $-3400 GC OF _ Gar ——— MALE BOXER. F tldree” 2 NICHOL FE $8183 the quai! t of Oaklan Ww tractor wi reation. And add ° gre re! be- Quie rd LISTIN - = (LOsT FE Harbor pr ke. County have rks & Rec must. hav f MI 61867, MENT WOR! lks, patios. ~ ILLING initty Keego ) W = Huron of ares Le , . CES of Pa Ext. 71 an. Sax a! m 4-1 CEN sidewalks, | al Vie call FE _W_ Huroe Mich ey gives that: ir | NOTICES EPLIES Cit ‘Hail Fe xia. TED MAN Call tS wae ll a.m. or ae come rete Sewanee new end re A-l ROTO See foes eet ater Reward aa ate 324A Notice i nine Enienigan 1 will | 24 = there NTED ti farming, Silverbrook {ween Ln wuae eoewecte|| arate All work var iis Pat RELSOWABLES HO -Yanp PE ©2003 LIE. SABLE | AND Wanted Real Estat = ise Ge meewmen ne wular Lost & Found ........ MA t 10 a.m. Today hee Se heck men aeeonicns eee tot Looe wens io niehte FE een [en | PLOWING AND YARD 1507 cor einstein rome : - Lew,” I, oe except Sunday reguiad | lies Bere i A t the Press - Pare Novi, Rte care for Fr go home nights. | ace FLOOR 8A ALITY GARDEN yim . OR 33569 white. maie, of Tippie. FE iecst Salleay> Ge ans crnene election. | Hobbies & Supplie were replies a A H CAR-| Live imo FINISHING QU! _leveling. Top RDEN AND 1229 nd for return °. Business ‘tega nelidey.. the or primary thane nals .. 4) in the folle ng WTD. ROUGH & FINigH Cc +5470. 8-23) Larino* ‘OR 2080 ROTO-TILLING GAR | Service. FE _ Reward | ? WANT T Or special e istration the name ¥ho Notices & Persona. '| office in WTD. Union only. FE ted & UD BILLS. FE 8: aor WwW aAvis iosr YOUR PET e? FE §-0290, receive for = already iby hepeba such | Xegt . penter, 23 to 38 | Help Wan RP | c_s8 = TIONS eased ry GRAD. g! ve one @ omoscar League | ¢ Good legal voter n me personally the 1| 1 be 19, 25, %, Young Man xperi-; « Di acpens and se WEST SIDE PLOWING | snure Michigan Arima! R RAKEET, Vt- S Ferstration. Provided, however tion (gf 10, 14, 16, 19. eee. le kanes | ¥ coom WANTE m pereuen, a thon’ coe. “ing Also black ain ke » GREEN PARAKEET. vi registration. names for paroskeies ; H . 65, 76, 77,. 79, For life necessary, we train plus COOK AND FR wan Drive Ina. tn porches, a ioe s. ing os LOST 8? Parkhurst. an st ' } Bros. ean receive oe intervening — be: lar, WANTED || 28, 37, 39, 66, | ence not v plus commission, life | Fred's White Lk, Rd | breezeways doar drives LERS = AD 18 cinity of “Tweedy FE AD N le — ttn day > — ‘section and] : to Board a 81, 82, 107. SS ee on en ba ne MS50_and ie eae MICHIGAN HOM ee ce _ Laundry Service Lost tt vic < arateern et eee at 3} bedroom hemes dee oo aoe ot ve Wid, Chik cor rome Claes ormation = Lf Ale ong ved Ihe etal CEMENT WORK FAND FOLD “dock. blue Petal, features perately Cail — aay such that on hold Goods... further Female 7| Good led. Hunter House, EMENT \ Us WASH. DR Service | ead Minus 197 after 4 pm i heresy. piven he sock Wid. House 28, _Help Wanted Fe —| ee B'ham wep) A-l C = OF Let r clothes metic Leuncry 100 WARD PE 5-9 Rh FAWN tier feguentoatica coer: lianeous ....... | d Male ) 6 H sae LLOYD MONROE uttrams Automatic La nT eA TE TpOSER Vawe ae for registra m. on said day \Wtd. Misce Q8A) Help Wante ~ TOR WANTED. eo apt. OE. - ce 5866 idwin Ave. FE 2-6370 RUF. L clait. Keego Har eis Re @ o'clock p the regis- “ slelsisisiele's OPERA Se 46 __Baldwit LAIN OR | Vie ter @ call FE anaemia eo Sie Money te Rent eee ee re noeeral nas | quaete farm wih wages ee Fecuon PEe yan, LACE CURTAINS Same lies 244 S Bea queen es ante ores Wanted to Rent ....... 39 “XE Se werk, We ton| ACTIVE MIDDLEAGED WOMAN store Bl io ontractors ve dry Phone PE 281¢ & Supplies” ° eppearin fh bis work - ACTIVE and incl red- ry ee ee Licensed c d Fioor Ser Leundr; NDRY SERV ‘Hobbies. fied actual, Quarters . | neat ancement Salary. com * per oaeent MA in Pontiae To rt. “Sales| _ Pontiac ard wood FAMILY LAU! adry FE < rs person but pages of Share Living 31 adv transportation, rance Ap- ~~ “ss day rate of 4 | business needed to sta: noe 2ENC HING = FOR tiac | Law ETS 83 PAINT REALTO os oe clea uae ene On... miscenubemas ina nw Mose = ae oe an Highland | experience es "A&B TR Id tile tee. ph ‘New SCRABDLE 8 "98 up ‘frames meee OS ie Teetdent ef the and entitied separ td. Transporta 9) piy Mr. Beker. iT? W. No phone calls * mediately. Ses me ngs water line fie Se “by oumber sets $1 viet LS Eves ty 8 - Sun_1 to § cee ones sion, ehali © Contracts, Mtgs. ....32 os H_YOUR Ra. OFFERS OPPORTUNITY | Start imm ee OOe OS. Pr soos one dscaping 18A to fi oe sien ——_ Oper ING YOUR sayy geen pr ogaiy vimnghooray | Wed. Estate ‘RA ine YoU seuiini? Yeu can ‘ost “AVON y to help vour fet vert ‘i R Ait KINDS OF CEMENT Ww Landsc: Lawrence ae ‘seaais 35 SELLING i “ the registr , ve NK nite urance| “Need mene: you to serv. x ¥O . ‘G. SEED. 0m erso = 23 me entered ROE Ss cir Cl Clerk. Wanted) Res! . Labenges your spare time ta te a ee oe oe together. MAN OR rows We Novlageta.| FF im BLOCK AND ¢ Bgl ag te ren porn tpint ase Meike IVES os 4 June 27, 38, 196 | career in y ce, fesen’ Srewl ice information call Sarees | Steady vear ar round. “yt pyres v\ wore alee ice vase idl commer. ling, soddt an PRIVATE eer eS ip immediate pee Sane ve fod eg a ec | oa DAYS. BE d| Average 62 60 ‘sk , large Residentia rk. Ph 3300 Ino. AAA nee of setry © St gona aatenes property = y r RMAID. 6 ttractive an in_ person | ‘ ranteed wo —_ BULLDOZ Ease you abdoyt Domes ef good residen burban — NOTICE | ALS OFFERED ing casua I 1-7600 | BA . Neat, « to mix! Apply F cial Gua E +0078 wing the facts te consuita- City end su Por TOWNSHIP t No. 18 RENT i tew phone L ages ity, ble ron LAY OFT WORK Bd E WORK kno aiters Prive: in the 4d Pontiac 1 intervie RTISING |: with personal excellent NO L. women K_ CEMENT LANDSCAP OR or bus m — area around vies, call aes) hed... 322 DO ADVERTISING sea Guate Gar acme ten wens les, men or d- BRICK. BLOCI 2-2468 COMPLETE & roto-tilling p FE 5-521 courteous ser FE ave epeting t Apts. Furnis ARTISTS TO R srences. Beale pey expec | Cemetery oa suburbs. with a _*, fireplaces. Pr _ UCK “sodding seeding + shoes | tan Tayler. Realtor, = proper Sear Cirei the na Ren hed 34 AYOUT W neeaone O..| erences. aa = 81. | for Pontiac and 12 Mile ep s2ZING AND DUMP 3 TRI Cy Arie Aerotred Knapy JA ies weticn t Seney citen| chet wood Apts. Unfurnis | GAN BELL. TE JOOD WORK.|_ Pontiac Press oe orthville. $03R11 BUTT. R_3-0033, MA_$-<600 ULLDOSING YARD Freq Nermes a ee. ‘G YOUR Notice is here! Road & In Rent Ap 35 é PAG RK. TY OPERA nt person. | nd Hills; North: service OR_ ‘¢UsTOM Bt ing and ba oR cae ING ¥ ‘Kirkway 18 will | ished “ YELLOW R 90D E BEAU a to rig | Oakia = = OCKkn iveway grad rt Re 8 SELLET i hearing for esament No 1980 at tt Houses Furn a TU NS MUST HAV Or will sells! SAL! ESMAN | CEMENT © | & abd ér EM 33023 ere cAtpe NVITATIONS $75 . 9ERTY? Cirele a 2nd day of July, ing ¢e-| Ren ; ished 36, ING CONDITIO’ OR EXPERI. | 2577 Dixie Hwy EXP. NO. STATE Work FE 5.0782 filing E N-UP AND MOW. 100 WEDDING Invi 18 W Huron PROPE : ee ee on the following nt Houses Unfurn ' ART TRAINING INFORMATION UTY OPERATOR. E3 Salon. eee ke & kunter R SPECTA’ GENERAL CLEA hes. OR 30071 or 108 WEDOT regen “ed service ey owen Pa 7 o'clock p.m, art of | Re = MA ENCE FOR ____ BEA ake Air condi Unusus! aveeremnier tei but will CeMENT is Gay EM me ing Free estima’ Printed napkins iD RM 16 tnedi of ewig on ss seribed "a Khkeey Road and p weet Rent Lake Cottag _CALL PE 5-025 | _ Call 44-2660. AND | experience preferred. | Floors. basemen L_ KINDS!) Of +9018 N TLE — TVOX HEARING A Our me ieanects epee lag Leak Parts of Ki in Lochsies and a& apoore ‘ ce IVERS. S8TEA ly 438 in. , D ‘CEMENT WORK ALL en. FE “APING. DRA at ae N Saginaw FE ¢0 PLIES qualified prospects worry : Tewsed Gubdivisions erlang Coun-| For Rent Rooms. n CAB ae 28 oF elder. “Apety | CRAWFOR Sa Grives ete Jens Eanrecars _PE 2-046 rae TY MAID FOR "SUPPLE cco tun uel aoe al prop- Lochalea Township, Oakland lusive, | Board ..... 10 part Soha se so! 3240 RAC. _Grive mitts: raat “CUTTI DAINTY rs, FE 28814 8 lockers kes, and residentia ter 17, Bloomfield Lots 12 to 27 petit ¥ * Rooms With en jpeure Se ai WATTREaeeS * PE ¢1 CARPENTER CO COnTS ish LOWER ST & mosquito spraying e _Mry_ Bu SPENCER COR- (ors — handle all details ty. Michigan: inclusive and Ou H So. EY ENT CAR R HOPS + i person, Tont's | $3% W. Huron MY %-1163 -_— CUSTOM CARPENT ail crew rea 3800! Dutch Elm theastern Mich. Fre eaeeeinee ec Mo Odgers 8 es * aa closing. Lots 29 to aa also Lots 1, ss » Convalescent Home. ATE EMP gf a ai ween nights, Apply Auburn Ra. Utica, _Eves MY WILL SHARE — tor = | and insured. EM 3-860! Serving soutt 32071 setiere Winni Utes, Mich RE- fo soctag a f Lochsies Sub., West Lochal i seleetet seer ceed IMMED' Huron 8t rive-In, ED EVENING | GQ wiDow 1 xchange Licen OLD FLOORS timates EM BDIVvt-. © Canal Rd. Sell_-Te Tre ana Roe fa’s remsencety an Hotel Rooms... * ne ety * 2 00 MACHINE. iB MW ASHE R ae WORKING =am coupe. re 3000 a er peek SANDING | L Bills. FE SS lore on sce only ata ———— 5 Tou sce if len eee the ows: | OdOGd OcipRs HING MAC! ri-| rk 5 wl Fx | cm ; 8s sarap = ~ 7 a D b tn ‘Sections ¢ & 11 gecerined rca Rent Stores Al AUTOMATIC. WA eo felts < eee bs nel tne 5.30 R LAYING. SANDING, FIN.| EM SB oe DIRT SOD. In ebt: p gerhnp 4 Sec 17: That part ‘of "West | ce Space... corre veady em a hogar appt. DEPE wtetion to baby: 8A. FLoOR oe mp Quar. work ‘SOIL BLACK facta MU bie a is! TIN, — Bec. 8 lying poplin ‘s of Rent Offi le s ..4#2 = ‘Call rE = : OOD | pega aren and days FE | Em y nt Agencies 1) teking tye ties Pele Tor seeding. bulldoz: If vou are having popes t 25 r t| aS neou | rey INTE! plo me r ee _____ | a ino. r paymen cou iu tyme My cf ca Sau tect For Rent R & PA jen Cass SUIT At- 1508 FT) on ¥_3RaD Fou CREDIT a= — Sly of from NW) BUMPE ‘4 ey Sa | ON MAN’s time i > AM KO FHA DRIVEWA MICHIGAN 8 Sagin an ee ne ft. es. Bre See | Pull or part MINGHA! OM BUTLDIN EH” YARD @ | FE_$-3552 * Ones Doan tees REAL 9 6. * 7 E. 33.38 | pe _Pike FE_2-0196 as terations N, Bagi- | BIRMID oe cust erntzing F back filling GRADING LOR ¢ Theater EALTY co poneaee pt 19: . N.-T curve te ty a | B Clothiers, 1 | INGS hancing Modern ING GUARAN-. & LING. GRA t above Oakian ONTROL Rr Real Estate seek 1ea8 a LS CH HANDS. 38 br 7,/ aU OFFER Bec- ALL. TAPING * OR YARD LEVE ing FE 53-9636. o ABOUT BIRTH C © Co-operative 20263 ran ale 18°36" FOR SALE Bex: fixtures Days, it paw. re full or part time: {fice DRYW ork, free estimate seeding and sodd LEARN a pareetiece — is oo WM & 60 ioe Sua REAL ESTATE Squires Gauge Co. FINISHER © = retarien typist Sed salesinin | Siig TOTE. fee eutimaten.” OF _FE 2-2165 Ape eer ee Huron cr 118.38 ft. dist” curve ie ars 66°56 a ae Rd. Berkiey Y Days. 4-9819 for leks | retaries ed oat Service| y SE RV ICF king 19 an ay 3% AM. 15 bal 11 30. A pte TO ‘BRA tare ft ist. 133 68. tt ft th 8! ses Soe areeDY er! de Mire ‘= Birmingham ‘mployment mie D&M él J G.. Moving & Truc tng) and 4th ‘Wed * stog. Lake | MEX POST OFFICE = en ae ee 2031 $87.73 For Sale Hou CAB DR time. nights ment __ Birmingham to te Birmingham. S 00M ie oa 80 2nd munity Building, a . th. 8 "1640" W 44 dv part yoodward, nM R- . Mapi DD A £8 ‘“ - AM. Com ach = “OW. aabaT teeth eekaeury Sale Lake Property Heron OR NIGHTS B Woo CED SHORT ORDER weat 4254 FREE FST Ma ALT Lee oe CAND APTER thie DATE UY OR SELL few ace econ F si, oe. Por Resort Property 4A = aayier ee eae PN Poose a Se k MIDWEST OY TONS erTemen camer EXCELLENT BER ee Cn AND ioe. Twill not be 8 ally buy your proper. 786.04 ft. . ee aes For Sale Re: 415A Steady or 28 0 _ STEADY AND 1 Office Clerks Ce _CLDeST EMPL OU ihn ecenona BULT Reasonable Rates AT HAVE June 27. r any debts are | eit will sell 1 for yew and line 148.1 ft land County, Property ,.....4 B_ DRIVERS, Ider. Apply | Genera red Permanent MENT AGENCY E ane BREEZEWAYS OR ND B HAULINO ° WHAT Ft FE svonsibie to other than nd Mat tied #3 to get cash if the eae field gales bbe morse: 1! Ne. Suburban 46 4 rt time 25 or o pm rienced preter childrens MEnT AND DISCUS Tt ANI PE f 7004 |A ANE Basements ete c ed by w Tear 3920 Ba vou how ie. Call now and T ent Reo pa Lake 3 | Expe womens end best | COME PERMANEN 32-8245, you Weston W b is reasonad PLEABE Assesem sor for Lots Orchard Lake = GOOD ings in day week Or our State lone TN) 7615 iD tiac Mic t at ea Specia the Asses -' For Sale = MAN - 5 stern| open: ty shop’ § ht work | icece 1 : NTS WORK + UCKING GOO Rd. Pon & WED prove 1 EY BROK . 18 bas been eelvce For Sale Acreage... a ELDERLY ed. to wine ws = ay fone. Le Tacobson | Bent Bldg’ PE Segr7, ‘EXP. toe nine ding. coment and paint aa. mice Ee yan) or PE $3871 oa a Thurs - ‘Einbe tons Ra FI HE zeae need gloom owe urpose © ada for es ue Apply Mrs Birmingham. =— — A 55 AND) *¢ coe ys FE 2? 6 WA ment er accets for the p Special Sale Farms .. | Can er All ex a5 a owned ing Maple at Bates 8 D ing AYING. SANDING A e. _anytim. RUBBISH | HAULED, Eves Dorothy's FE BA U ASTING' Be the above s id street. Said file with. ‘For . 484A — salary. necessary L. EXPE. Instruction: ~~~-~~_ FLOOR af years var sere ASHES aNDT R el Agencies. ve many buyers wi = snereries ¢ Rell No. 18 tg on en for Farm Property sma helpful waa Call MU- L OFFICE OFFICE GIR: inghem op gpg | fimshing. ent, guar wo "anytime FE 5- ANYTIME. i __Tray ye ~~ ha nds of residential prope . pects nd te op jar Rent Fa 49 dogs bie te Pl GENERA dictation. Birm ary. | THE SANE Modern equipm Tavior OR } = NYaNING—7 A eS > | re al! &t ier orea . oo e regu Property . 4 Must be « ience, ne tion necess * DRIVER stimates John HAULING A A TRIF tn the Roches burn Rd. the Towranip Clark and e Business tual eae core a| tree Tranaportat eat andar ew atenn Freee EE ee Wak) PLANNING . se @ bs c mhiane” ¢ Ons 1 Matn et ] Uines hours ef sald NOTICE thar the Sal Prop. . 49A __tu SALES PEOPLE POR| Mr Rice, Mi 7-011 LROERS| way ar o-1643| _3-1618 ee ae LINO RUBBISN OR ANY. SHIP RESERVATIONS 4, B. Henry, Inc. el pe the B t. Lease Bus. EXTRA Ca cmaus te cael USICIARG. | 8 aE Tae hee OB FLOOR m SANDING LA Centrai_ HAL LIN m anv piece. an ae RCATIOn COnnae Roger OL 19171 Lead Suc esse rohearepe [Ren hai , 0 saturday oe ee ee GIRL M on | Bus. FE 2 P_ Gardner ——| thing fro _FE 2-360 00 VACATION CRUISES ange jenced or vy Me o Huron le 10 oe nytime ASH AT —<— OL 1-411! Mich Feld Townahip “Hall "4200 eck pm For Sale or Exc | Rpply in person on! . Srasios Mose. Wanted Ma 27810 VAISING | ef a S CLEANED OR ESCORTED TOURS ee aoe tela Flckhcsas WO ceseee ic pm, Fo Aosis 43_N Sagins =| Beasley ONS __ Work FI HOU: SE SE RAIS ’ IINCINERATORS CLI up FE 4-134 ITIAC eee i FOR EQUITIES re : ‘WEL iti = tine. bish clean At PONT ap CASH iioeated mode Road tn ty. 1856, at 7:30 said special, fotiadils OUT MAN AND fixtures’ tgan. REING CON 45, for RECREATION rented, excava VE _or rubbish cl Y HAULING ICF t a - yale, bebeoul nd heating of any EXP LAY nme basis ona f ndeen GOOD WO! between 30 - ork | 4 CARPENTER. cabinets. re) wouinment enera) building LIGHT AND HEAV . VEL SERVICE ies for the pu roll and hear | SANCIAI ers for a need epply noo | for roe gen housework, |, a- coms. attic rooms, Basements) tricking, g L time 8-0085. ? SERV. TRA FE 8-325! .Y AU F. Realtor srqmmoranam) bet, DUDLEY, | FINANCIAL No other ring $454 Dixle Hwy lain cook heme. Live tn. arodal aa Pe 20078.| 3.2701, DONE REASON. any HAULING. PICKU W HURON ST ~ ROY K’ 3100 FE 9-162} ! objections ROBERT HR hip Clerk 5], Manufactu ‘™M AND CARPET. ew lake 3 nd bathrooms led. r OUSE WIRINO eiven, FE LiouT bie. FE 2-6685 oe ay ANTE D? ‘2 W Huron OA 83 mre at be. 1080 | tunities "LINOLEUM | wages PE 2408 ND CURB 0 FOES REY ® 850i , Pree estimates ice Reite: atm at) FUN ia DR LisT YOUR LAKE gune) 21) 3. Business Oppor 32 2 =< SS __ N- GRILL, -WATTRESS A In, 910 A-l CARPENTER § $0, AND HEAVY til dirt Midwest 6-2170 \WILL BUY OR * waiting, ® COUN Gai w Drive- pair. FR 4421 NT FULLY ont hauled, Sand CALL EL y. Purchaser = Contracts SaPEKENCED WANO t stand | ORIL ew GO “AND CEMENT AU, Fo \_Young/ “Rubbish ha 2-0803 IN TRA\ hehe oh com metes Ba. — N AND Sale Land 33 ERT eG segnchnes nt | girls ICKBLOCE. gous ravel_ FE TRUCK E LK’ peenea ae 33311 =~ AL ELECTIO Loan... : to work ployme: kiand Bai ee uipped aTR' and gr STAKE Pontiac Pps age Village ef Wel- Money to Loan M4 chance at y73 8 Paddock Bt a fgg rca peta ng sock am AND “CEMENT agoeiaias oeNenat— ie a a eee ter kee TE ERE a . F. McKINNEY # of the Loans | Inquire 7 p.m_ today (GIRL stiy 4-4821 ie work — Free Cons anywhere! R. c “ “ro the Elector te special Mortgage tween 6 and ONLY cn Mr mace A E AND CABINET tering and ROOFS, A ALL) _¢-3790 YELL CARTAGE oe wenerretiens sar eheee 7 26! _UNIe_1-5708 verine Lake hereby given the ai Village — EXPERIENCED 0} tire met Gon Mr. 1 Estate. ooet RPENT repair. B. ey R A ANTEY vile Fugus Marsh. O'DELL C-: se Moving | — hild ren to Board _ Notice is will be held said Soa; calla Anety” haraet| Riley Rea IRMING-| work. New 7961, PE 2-8946. Long Distance _| Wed. Chil ren — lage election ad in the Beat c Us Apply EER GOOD BiRMING- FE 2- 23021, Local and 5-6R06 = ISES as 207 Glengarry bored 14th day = ANDISE No spe naroe corner of Cass | HOUSEKEEPER gooD a Must —Herioet, Fx ped lat Ss % Pe PE 2.02 LAYING, Phone FE 54808 ES es " CARED FoR | DOG HOU E ) Village. upon Useeet et teste wa Pe MERCH 5) Tato 4 daily cAGED SIN-| HOUSE me aT eile. CARP ENE sine 708 FLEMING. FLOOR LA} shing 158 Edison “REDUCED RAT peal CHILDREN Seei.srs BUNGALOWS ust, i056, @ erectore cc, 2 ot LEAG the n, Mt x anding, you. SMM sechabew eae re —— re ee were ete ratifying LP MIDDL tke childre NO WOR ruc : .} & 24405, to serve Goods 27 TING 2 M HEL y married man. iy, LP, EVENI RPENTRY, bie— Ph. FE ESTM., Large van ‘iH ousehold ANYTI : submitted the question smchice ton Swaps 5g FAR r will conside eral Apa CHEN — obs. Reasona’ T g Water FE 44984 ‘Wtd. o out equity. | the Village. lie utility eee by the sine occas os le 0 heve exp. In gen: Foene| — a AP-| odd . CABINETS, FOR- NO DIG MIDWEST Moving. ae GEST cosh in 26 houre for y ® certain pu! ordinance adopt held upon For Sale Clot g 57 ar others need sg, ¥ $7 RING: 18. TO Oakiand Cc aq vagehs | work, additions, cad sage 53-4740 ew PONTIAC’S LARORST Map ae a tained in sacll ak tie acting hich said hold Goods... 5 ing ‘Lyon. GEneva R Wear CAEPEARING- 300 mica and ry ay Proofing LICENSED t Rent ‘ON oF buyers Cash « ie M. Stout. Realtor. Vil Coune of June, 1956 mal Sale House 58 Gren = LATHE. oe di ply pane a repairs, EM NEW AND JOHN TAYLOR + ACTOR ucks Oo ture raiture = Edw. TH Le) the 18th day mtitied as eee er Gifts anges MACHINIST, gmperience require Ave, 12 EEPER, 8U- WORE = R CONTR T 8 bat GOOD APT en Eves 1: B-Ri88 = hin- | _Ave. K ith | CA, 1917. FLOO G RACTOR BUY: ton Op rt . FE ordinance is e “Sg tiroe dees oSercripare | Valentine 59 Boring: ‘ain fob mA hae sciCtEp, OORTENPER* pair FE 8 NDS BUENO SITES ecto ‘WANTED TO | ye AE ieee Saginaw 6 An Ordinance. its successors an a: |Christmas Gifts... : im both too! am t Qu market exp person. No! re TER WORK. ALL KI LAYING-SA OR +16 ND EQUIP copay hadi electric sto : _ Power pecnie Sy power and posieeyte ‘Christmas Gifts s ...6 we. ‘Long broeramg Yates = Lopes no? ly eo Market. SARFERT) John Featherstone, PF oaie'c ASTERING-WEW AND REPAIR ing a eaen Ite Pe, trailers, sis ne MY ae Bey ALL TYP WANTED To BUY” FROM OF OWNER i By. ects eee << vateys |For Suis Miscellancon 61\ Werte. eae sin Str =| ice Baldiwin, | _Pontiee Tata en TRY WORE WO vera Reler_ FE _7-025 “ SAVING Dump Ticters wad Tracers ees Phone FE 2-5 = metere rane Sree seen ase Pipes and n haghesge. streets, and te Yourself | fer 3 TH HOSPITAL E: = IDLEAGED LA elderly lady, CARPENTR atl or teat uae Free! . G SNYDER FLOOR LAY! Phone FE mirc | of NITURE N NE E pide ele basement. rl tlae. a under the ther pubite vee vilene of | Do It . 61A ORDERLY WT remises. oe MIDE aaatat — and wages | fob too em rf 8-3400 " sanane and finishing P itiac Farm an i FU RNIT U - Jots. Get the 3 d within 2° miles of bridges and o’ business tn the V Mich- & Equipment must live on i Call EM "9302 j slants Good poet ae ae vr 3-7204. ND CAR ve} S AND. ont: tor Co. tire home or odd. utright or) ro + Sones fans Oe ‘Cameras 62 tween 35 and § for appointment | Aer 8.90" FE = CABINET MAKER A ctalty. pect abd) alt Industrial Trac | top dollar Wil our Community Box Wolverine saben of thirty ene polls Musical Goods : wetmeenisisad 2! 4300 PER MO as SDE G tr om so work of Raa ies © anert B 8. WOODWARD ponte? ba 4 tt for you B aa | r -FED fgan for a Pe of said election + encon Sale t .. 63 RT TIME. UP ~~ + Tom Rohr: PENI S NTS StIM-| ¢eme: before 7 Me pn . ayer : baie. Phone OR 3-27 TION VW EF NE - one Sete lock tn the for ice Equipmen PA les associate fo: ive Ford — er. STUDENT WA -|Open Dai ¥ 461 FE 4-144: Y IT OR avc ern city home an too, thereatir qc, in the Salle Sone Equipment ime Muterts, has N, For oe eetiice sapentence ea Sen es oF te a peanreneest wei 2 TON STAKE TATE a ter you "Oa 8 oe os 28 ? Ruarean home ‘wi wereage | “= t open unti Time: SRO Sale Sto 65 _dealer Ph. RVICE MAR Selling e between T HAULING FE 4-01 vICm BUD VET hauling FE 44088 iscellaneo 3. Modern home ith good ; will be eles ool Standard Joods a GERATION SE! open.| son caring person Waite * | LIGH FE 210 _wery. @ SERVICE _wants haw Wtd. M sce ee to 120 acre farm w afternoon lly closed le nf } Sporting G - REFRI only Spiers neat app y tp person. : kind. TONE WORK, T - ti N (CHI N le water lines. ting, 20 PEAS 20 ther will be fine rk will be in hie tq dale $ dations 65A “experienced and 40 A bens Sh Floo Wagons ye 8 Footings, (i vy Mich. | i & Decora . a= EAR FOR CORD buildings. The Village ere of July 1986 soi ting Accommoda FE 2-5449 ROUTE BALES | Personne} ADY odd jobs. FE’ §-6068. ANY _Mur merry o- Tro ID ‘Paint ng ¢ ~ 2 ACRES TO oo any of the above date eetag. ce fenieieht day as date Hun Dirt ......06 7 is noe fe aces OPEN—L 6 tedy Desiies winaies Dt ENCHING AN a AND DECORAT- soot se = mesure ncn can oe snitch ! date betne Ske te, preceding the date Sand Gravel & . ate ae ply in person, eee tee. | WAN ‘=p; TR NG Al PAINTING 240 Baldwin Ave. Wanted mentioned p t fast and effic termined by sta . r the purpose of Te; San “uel . 67 sales experience Oaxt end We have : 56 in wT to | kind. WORK WANTE BULLDOZING ue. Pree cat. Money V Sa aces You'll like ou of gold election. rating. tan nel tre Wood C oal & Fue Elk Cleaners. —o Peta! eee ‘Department. Ab rance PLUMBING wi ble. FE 8-1016. FE CM) pg. Free 108) AND 4 ROOM service ee, ae reat Iifled eiectors of Shrubs... 68 SMAN PART O wall tile! Relations Ne ee ee sco tae TERIOR HOUSE 2 py Tompson A AINTING INTER ove EQUITY id lake i . Realtor ney of the qua ar aed apply there. ‘Plants. Trees | ; SALESN r floor covering. bing and| Relat —. personality dv pre WANTED: EX ies ‘W A-l P + FE 2.0078 xu | *. tility, needs trim 4 Elis. Pare L. H. BDEOWN Village es shall reat mar be mace ied --- see 65, tam re planning. plum rtunities.| Tart pons sionieey *| painting PE §-0210 rive _ Building ‘Suppii ~| _exterio DECORATING. W — : es on Crescent — Aes | Ph. FE cla cats wee eee, re stern, For Sale Pets 70 boae. Connie fur) sary. A re are n| WANT PARTTIME Wor! tten- A-i CUSTOM secre: OOM) ice $2,200 at Dew lsting Service : 0, e ends The how x Bereines | cant PL station a BRICK. $30 Steam Balanc = Mauttine L anid fate rig an et POM.” Eastern) Boarded ...70) hea ission basis fide. Must be! ferrea. 5 days a wee! f° month “ Pretve Ai USED COMMON a. FE papert 3-3435. eR rr 4 29 M. oand & 6 Dogs Trained, \ ead Floor or outs’ Heit. day, and erage $550 pe ‘Apply ane OR 3-79 3.000 ousand. 1419 Rivona. coeree M INTING, PAPER- ed to Rent Rtanderd "Time JONN € PINT AYBON Permanent Cart Mr wan tense Cae M1203 Ean. | dan orn; 2% LL A-1 CUSTOM PA amoved oe Want _—neead de Village Clerk | | Ae Y ATTENDANT| with bonu PM. 1203 E. VENING RO 4-0409 5 SMALL 4: . Pay " YR. ll. Or: 1Fa Pon .2 1 TTENDANT M. to 3 fiw. | WOUL: IKE § n take N TWP. any) hanging 5 ee AKE FRONT ! Sr er ts Witney Coe rete 21.38 tose RM MERCHANDISE =| 87 Married. bet jel, Serv | cata ave ei 9 DEPT UN. work doing office work ‘words a homer te, wreck ‘un Crossant Wee Rod fy -conge OL eround home. FE 2-767? we or {rade your real estate by z FARM MERC wanted ‘ood pap Dell's : ORDER & BILLING am shorthand 4 between 3: distance Joyce Wree A-t 0 per cent disc, 4-9205.| arou WHITE oa it with Clark ie eell- ——— 71 pull time Williams t Lake Rd ones ey work with bearg minute ade 4685 Bedford joy terior. 1 ed. Free est FE DETROIT a 8 room! listing ts good. te ERS . 7 . A . mm, bf rante: a ke unfurni able, Business | eal time NOTICE TO BIDD cived ibe ' Grain & Feed 7) tee 6011 lady with exp in modern plan’ and 5:00 p LUson 1-1 SIZE, USED) qua: G, PAPERIN would 1 14. aS0Ni and it is an the mer ! 11] be ree n- Hay. Gra ete ALESMEN ut peepee Ss mee and De- E- STD. ¢ 24x | A PAINTING, . FE 48364 se by July worker. LU) ing tty on be : Reales Me coe ae Commission see le Livestock ..... ae S a ATE en rd Area Interes' 1 aes open- MA ao with PANEL DOOR, , each Lary Les Thom REA-| how Man steady place = Latsqah Si will the Board of cooat Qeklend. Michigan. | For Sale Bi pecdconcele! rani PRgy Sol "ne =e raitred hes ae pany bene- "Skee EADT ORORR with 87.2 trim used, $6. 331 Mason_1 G. enieo| rent, CHILS sale Ebgpaed fod x oe eS tae ee Wanied Livestoc 14 Have opening for ‘ling. Plent 6 ployece Enow of this | “Sun Y, PHONE FE tute Scott Lake cee BEST PAINTI Had AN & " round | pleased to Foal ‘o : at their offices n. until 200 orlock, le Poultry ...... i. i5|) cepaeena teres sd ‘contacts, S. Our employees BS oo wna ¥ | ington, 8 TAL FOr) sonably, 1 ar ie eee a2 bedroom year FE) over your f i pet Pontiac, agers Beas Time. Monday | For Sale nonelet| istings otvertistng fits, np $2888. DAY N With FAMIL USED B ie sent, SS. sietied Ait tile, by the hour | BUSINE Sylvan Lobe ares. with you, no rE Eastern Stan and place Produce .,. i Hstings, ad. Call 0. iG FOR UNG MA kind. L. ft.: tile or floor A-1 work home tn 8y friendly service oe imme- tech time le Farm 76 rings TY CO. E OPE a sion Yo work Pal cue pale. Bargain r r| bath estimates. ervice 5 rs $. 1956, et Shale opened and read Sa E uipment AGS TAN. REAL ee cares wi oume = ms ss would like 4c per L, #t.; . axt0, 12¢ pe or job. Free 1 FE 2.1006. DESIRE 5 ROOM and our 6 ble Pe they will be public aie surface cour rt | Sale Farm a 7 M. Al state Exe’ or woman p lees 2. LD LIKE 10¢ L, t.; r oL. ft. ranteed. Cal! ATING 7] AND WIFE in good con- diately availa’ County Sooner Go sae Real E a Monde t WOU | 2x8, ey t2 ft.,|_ gue MA modern and rhood Ae jon parking ing Noe ot Ontiana revigns Auction Sales, ‘Seren Nn ace ierid:3e daze 9. Neck, Monde Gay work of ‘any’ Kind. FE PTi4 Sheeting $5 [a tise inves eA whlin aRarNa| now. 2 ‘furnished Phone “PE CLARK REAL ESTATR —— © psc ke Road Water fect bi nc Press, ” « doors $2 and ‘tanks, lo FAINTING ——_ PAPERHANOING Referencer TE 1362 Ww Huron +4 Township. need commision nai TIVE | and milling well E SALES ABS Tom Bont Work Wanted Female 11 rereene "WR ECKIN vorpmivAtts “CLEA Baal see FAMILY sects viet oe re 4-4492_OR o) ved | MO ha haper b $200 per mo. Ford ‘ WORT PPER ASHING | RET. m home. By quantities tnvol -| AUTOM iS ape 3, must be Up to ive PICK UP STAR TU WALL W 4 bedroo w Lake. * wth. te =e ant ¢ bituminous, ag- 8 ¢ operators, Ine Mi ene: Be. PRE OF INC. . PAINTING AND WALL WASHING. fey” of ‘White or (“cache we AST < : - vs z hey of 4 * + IT F consist of 1550 course 4.11 and ine usetrailers chin have let dealer, Ph eee ser co. DP a! Free estimate IN r. Preferre RENT surface ‘For Sale Ho’ 9) eymen or . DIES, A ‘hil and de! ee un W. Lawrence “a PAINTING, EXTERIOR. AND IN- year. I any- Sa oo ifieations will Space ...... journey ience. 58 SA sition in ladies, — 3-0050 SERVICE in Wt ‘PAINTING gutter insta 4817. r WANTS apartment, nks and spec * be Rent Trailer 1en rt time Genelec 6 L IRONING. el i r. Also 2ESPONSIBLE bedroom | house P Proposal rh yon ln Reed Com ies ww. DS. 4 ters of ex ly at) and Sean a : and Sather s $3 a bush services __38 pote TM Lt IE nd INTERIOR R’ t four or three tee owe |i : t Ads! R: be furn nd County Ro Auto Accesso’ . BOA a wee Apply have recente: cuperte 46M. Sagh: “pick op a 5 Business. ag poe ll wig Mcedolges sae bares serena comuae (tor 0088 through Ren 1. Dial | Sy - ye reach For Sale Tires ....... 8 i citral Toot & Dre Se mee y, rood work: | BABYSITTING WASHINGS AND) L MAKES OF FOUNTAr FOUNTAIN PENS wal painting See me first, 7. F. Sa ed Ad iene P| you ae eee Ads give | A sovtitiel ot 90 must accompany | Auto Service ........ ‘ ‘2! ten Rd, Troy earn aoa goed work- | “tronings éone ALL MA’ factory oes ee ate sen TED. — Wan gmount cf $700 ked | Scooters .;..-. Maple , . seas b soggy lena 2-6866__ 3 repaired by Tal w-| Robbins. JSES | thing lainly mar Motor 483-690 ‘deter ; cleaning plant, Cleaning ALL : es Sere La ny 3 pr contents, 10 alpen Sale Motorcycles. -1s. i Twp., Birmingham 5 "Woodwath, Boba naz TED |" ne set coset mead ak . i i i ” THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 / 4 g ; ra ™ : ij _ Wanted Real Estate 32A/Rent Apts, ‘Furnished 33| Rent Lake Cottages MODEST MAIDENS ieregse WANTED "es 3 ROOM ROOM Arr. SHOWER. tev 'LSON ory convenient. haut Lapeer Real Estate only, Ph, FE rE or On b3100 vuR. i1l4 EB. Howard : * We Specialize Rae Sra 2s ai “ =e lm wt Zs : or, Bprinwfeis dependen: OUsBE.- lar. list with “ ton 6 top dol CARE ier an FE FOR QU : “ . No drinkers ra 24160 J ear around lake privi- ~ - s. Call MY . | 2 ROOM, 8ST. E | egos. ; private NORTHERN CO COTTAGE. “ALL MOD- ! on Suttabte for couple. 518 Orebard | _¢7®. MA Lake. $50 rE i LL Saat 5 ORE PART Real Estate NEW FURN. AV ¥ | ent exchanged for repairs. FE 99 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. tet on Lake Orlen. = WiLLED LAKE WODERN CORY. TE Pak WaT ‘iv one req . No| Pvt. beach. 3bdrm Reasonable. Rom le SR ea : ¥R. ROUND COTTAGE. Gi ELM. in etty fimits Must be reason-|_ pt. for adults. 143 EB. Howard.| wood Drive, Williams ¢. ble, Call ¥ SLEEPING 6 AND 97 A | —3321._ TR Soe child tee Memsedilyy wend bcary For Rent Rooms 37 ADES 1 CHILD, WITH CARE WHILE ERY FICE 2 DOCM MAPERY | parents work FE S108. _drinkers. FE 2-5553 2 | SORORE OSES boom. oe We are spoce kets in trading We z me FE 2-0604 are jon as tne Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 GLEAN. COMFORTABLE ROOM — traders Cte And ar 2 a ime FS ee “ey ee a call 2 BEDR : NEW, 1sT CLEAN SLEEPING ROOM LA-| for = gee grea to discuss the| floor, —— and yetrig. Gas Rod dies. Inners; — mattress. 267 N \ tate. We yoy po Ll ares. _North dele sce | | _eognes. F “ % incomes, business opportunitic, 2 RMB. AND REPRIGER- FURN. ROOM. PONTIAC LAKE. : and Northern re ator. Utilities furn. Child wel- | Privateventrance & private bath. trade sorte) Mited Ser) some $-0966 after 4 p.m. OR _3-2643. ' \b . 2 APTS. COUPLES P _ | CARGE CLEAN ROOM AND LAVA. vs, 300 my & SON R LTORS Se _ desire. ; | “tory, PE 2-7520_ _ ~ jane 5573 RMS. AND BAT ADULTS | PLEASANT RM. i. FOR ELDERLY we NEED s, OAKLAND LOTS.| only. FE 17-0194. ~ _Christian man. FE ¢-7311. \ ve tit © BONS oor) ROOMS AND BATH NEWLY | ROOM » BOARD, decorated, entrance and —, quiet: W. side Rent Apts. Furnished 33 ae ares sores ee eee | eee oe OL PPPOE LALO el a =! _. PE eos WITH KITCHEN PRIVI- 1 Deng | ipa Meg seaide SUIT. | CLEAN RMS, STOVE. : leges for eleriy lady, FE 23-6446. Sa Apts, PE Adults. 655 Markel SLEEPING ROOM “BEDE Oo 3 AND Ba ist. - FLOOR, “OtL E 5-3208. a Sccka Commer shee tek beat. nice 1i4 N. Paddock | SLEEPING ROOM FOR MEN. a Lk. Rd Schneider ‘uh AND 4 woga cp = ie | Pvt. entr. 174 State, = ~~ ROOMS ‘Y RMS. AND BATH, HEATED, 968. _ Rooms With : Board = 33 For Sale Houses 43 _Apply ae Beeeeil ca Pe aT) ____ | CLEAN PRIVATE RM. FOR GEN 2 CLEAN ROOMS ON BUSLINE 3 BEDRM MODERN FLAT IN deman, re +4 hen I BEDRM. HOUSE, WATKINS Private entrance Adults only. 386 Lake Orion. Storms and screens i $8500 $1000 down OR 2081 8. Jessie St | On beat Children welcome, MY | MAN TO SHARE “LARGE COM- 3) BEDROOM RANCH HOME Ex. —, 23-3411 between 8 and § ask for fortable room Twin beds, good | 2 ROOMS AND BATH PRIVATE! Charles Statrs | location. PE 23429 large ving room, Messrs hice entrance. 99 Franklin Bivd _ > ROOMS, PRIVATE ENTRANCE ROOM AND BOARD FoR ELDER- Plastered wails, Oak | floors. Fy ——— ‘FLOOR VT.; and bath 290 j _ly, pensione: nce TE 32-1528, Large ‘I Is car res er 7 lot. Adults only, FE ¢2641. 6 Room aPT POR RENT & BOARD IN LAKEFRONT argo es ont pares LaD poets i nus ADULTS ONLY. 61 aU- ae eae shed. 22; home for vane Workers. OR 33978 1331 or FE pinie : tilac “RMS. HOME | ———+- * ama be a bane Rh ig wid vite the FRONT RoOus PRE trie meals, FE GOs. 16 Mat bagel ol hndy ee snd ee +oees, "| xe bath ce site for berries, chicken a and to Perec CLEAN (QUIET LOCA, 3 ROOM ry D BATH APT. WEAR Sonraieeet, Here 28 when retiring. $5800 down close Sultad LADD'S INC. OR 3-123! or gentiemes. FE Dane, = BEAUTIFUL HOME ° §, x WARD E. PARTRIDOR, REALTOR | fof people convaleseing. im*| ta i . UTIL. FURN ADULTS 1050 W. Huron PE _¢361| women. or com Frank ROCHESTER FOR , 288 Orchard Lake Ave. (3 ROOMS AND * ATH Prive ATE Orica, Mice ; RR 2 Lake COLORED ROOMS AND TH Lt entrance 788 N. Johnson. 2 All priv. 37 Stowell. 7 ROOMS AND BATH STOve | ©XCELLENT ae og te AGED. meat gas beat. 100 f. ree be NICELY FURN. . and utilities turn’ couple starting at shade trees. vate bath & entrance. garage! only. 281 Oskiand, ATE a5 sae P. : Me fie tai Most 5% ROOM” UXFURNBWED APF | $7, Culing ‘Beastial eurounc. | lee E uburp, Rochester se ane” tetrigeretes te Nursing care exc “food FE $3224. NEW 3 BEDRM. HOME. FULL :o— "(hn ana Sine ae Took May teen oe earns VACANCIES | FOR CONVALESCENT | 3 by 36 basem bone hy Baby I aged people im convalescent Large lot. Trees. $12,500. terms Couples or bachelors. Beby wel| floor, 40 Marites | home, Newt sursee| PT SMITH. REALTOR $Fr0e. 3068 Commonwealth. FE { 4nD BATH UPPER FLAT AND on duty at ell times Por iiforme- 1898 EB. Auburn, Rochester > Room PURN HO CEL garage Pvt. clean. PE 61614. © tlon_call FE 5-4267 1 ive 61 Fag Ha te ie FE 733 4 ROOM UPPER & BATH ALSO. Hotel Rooms — 39 ae M HOUSE WITH BAT | § Ris. paeD. ‘BATH, ‘BASEMENT | apt 5-1860 ae PRIVATE ENTRANCE & bath Utilities. Lake OR +1373 privileges 2 ROOMS Prt. beth utll furan. downtown FE €2578. Before 6 or FE 2-445 | ti ROOMS, NEWir DECORATED. D iat Telegraph Apply wear | Fa vileges Garage (09 Nortor # ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE entrance no children 17) State | FE 2-580 : Close to # ROOMS, CLEAN, NICELY F" y yuan _Pvt home Adults _™ State i sens side, available caine FE 8-2340 - PRIVATE EN. floor Located WS E Gheffield FE $-2442 $ ROOMa MEWLY DECORATED nicely furn Private bath & entr 2 egults, FR 62706 > LarcEe 3 JOWNTOWN. inquire 22 32 Auburn office im rear SAND 3 ROOM APTS PRIVATE bath, newly decorated 7 Ciart ROOM BASEMENT APT $12. = week Inquire 36 Henderson pe 283. = ROOMS AND BATH, BABY WEL- come 725 Florence RMS AND PRIVATE BATH. FE 32-7878, 181 = N Jessie ROOM PRIVATE BATH FE ai] ws, = COUPLE ONLY. ¢ CALL FE ¢7295 after € 00 p a ROOMS AND BATH IN PONTIAC baby welrome MY 2-198 } ROOMS AND BATH. Saivark. entrance, adults only, 163 Green Street. _ _ ROOMS AND BATH furn and decorated Cool Close in_ $10 per weer FE 5-9066 after 4PM 3 rms. Walking distance s 33 FE_ 32-3043 } ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED close ot bus and road town Rea- sonable FE 335. ee 3 ROOMS AND RATH. O ON 1 _ime 341 8 Marshal ‘3 LARGE ROOM APT_ __ 310 E Wilson J ROOM APT Pvr. BATH 6 EFT. Adults only FE 23-2384 ROOM, NEWLY Teecomaae | vr Lake privileges : aera OR 3-833 3 RMS PRIVATE FNTRANCE | shower bath modern idea! for working couple Near hus tne No drinking and references re- uired FE —_— during the day | E2394 after 6 p.m. ‘ROO Fancy FURNISHED, children welcome. ‘74 Raeburn BUS 3 AND « ROOM APTS NEWLY decorated, near buc line. Call PE 2-066] after 6, FE $5323 | AND BATH. 3 ROOMS Al _komis, off Cass-Elizabeth Ra 3 RMs. ALL PRIVATE. PE 2.8573 3 ROOMS AND BATH 31_ Stowell 7 RMS NEAR Bus LINE, ADULTS _or working girls. 88 5, |._Prancts. | 3 AND BATH UPPER, NICELY _ Sate. Coupie only. 36 Center. = oF ROOMS, PVT BATH AND ENTR_ Lee. kitchen and closets. Baby welcome. $15 ® week. No smok- _ers, FE ¢6408 3 ROOM LOWER. COUPLE, REF.) ences wired. FE 2-522. 3 Rooms & BATH, NICELY | og ‘couple t business olla 5 o parce ut PRIVATE BATH & EN- trance. $16 weekly. AS, ehild or baby welcome. Appiy 80¢ St. Clair St. bleck east of Baldwin. north of Montcalm. __ NICELY — FPURN NEWLY DECORATED |! wae 2 RM Call rer| dey i eanre Cost 9 J et | WATER | Mele 065 NO & bath basement apt room Partly furn. Children welcome | aes | HOTEL AUBU RIN $50 monthiy EM. “¢ ROOMS AND, BATH. FE 3-783 ; AND Bare |. PRIVATE entrance Heat water furn 3286 Auburn Rd. yes m Heights 4 AND BATH LOWER NICE & clean, 2 way entr. bus at door Child under 6 months. Welcome _ill_ Prospect i Spacious ROOMS AND BATE. \ Prigicaire, inquire _Dwight rahe 530. ROOM UPPER APT. OXFORD _OAk land 6-303! $ ROOMS AND ) BATH f# STOVE _heat $55 8 mo 406% 8 8 Paddock ARCADIA APT oh Pipes = bath, *K G HE “MPSTEA ae 18 EF Huren ore aid “rere Blieding me Adults _FE 272% after 6 pm COZY MODERN APT. WATEINS ern priv. #43 8 ‘month OR 3-1 690 FRESHLY DECORATED. } room and beth upper spart- Ment hear downtown ~n bus line Stove, refrigeretor, $58 per month FE ¢-4807 NICE WEST SIDE § ROOM UP- per. Adults res $80 per mo FE 3-77 oe ONE UNIT OF A 4 FAM- fly brick 3%: rms and beth Heat hot water and ga- rage furnished Kimball & WM. Ho KNUDSEN REALTOR sie yomiee State eer Bidg Phone FE 44616 ORTONVILLE - UPPER LARGE 4 rooms, beth, $58 MA 5-687 Rent Houses Furnished 35 MODERS canins, HOT 3} RMS MODERN, Lake a5 Lor heat at Pontiac $20. a week ‘555 Rd Corner of MS® FURN coTrT. welcome. 3610 Dh Dixie > wy. __ | FURN 5 ROOM MODERN tiac Lake OR 30138 |FURNISHED HOUSE. ~ CHILDREN welcome. Call Remeo Plateau 2-2360 WOMAN — CHILDREN "WELCOME Welfare and ADC accepted. FE 40. Rent t Houses Unfurn, %6 F BEDRM MODERN IN Meee io $7 per month OR y “HOUSE, PULL BASE- 2 BEDROOM ——_ ment and garage FE 2 be- tween 10 om Spm. Closed Weds 4 ROOM “HOUSE ens RENT. FE_ 5-189) 4 ROOMS AND RATHI . DRAYTON | ‘Plains area, 1 child welcome, FE __2-3567_ No calls_ after 8 pm 5 ROOMS, “NEWLY ‘DECORATED, close bus stop. 10 min. from | town. Adulte only. Ph PE 2-3083. 8 AND BATH. % OF DOUBLE _hofise, adult* only FE 29-7425. 6 ROOMS YR. ROUND — 2 lakefront. References. ‘POR RENT @ ROOMS ee dey ___ FE 46379_after_$: HoUsE FC and fr Gardens Newiy decora A A rT NEW } BEDROOM RNCH HOME. jake Lae Jand Lake, $00 ‘Eure 58 Henderson. Pr’ pses 3 ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED reed Private entrance and bath. 81 8. ON SUTTONS BAY. MICH. Room eara— | alee Et te week ci month. e iv ° ee, a_i wolsoare. FE 5.0036 Jt = per week. ee M ac- 4 ROOMg UPPER, HARD WOOD Peron % mile to town paste tile bath, garage. FE te. OR Fsi3 for reservation, : re , M WAR 3 BED- "aM TET SOrFABLa Pow SAM, WAREICE TAR 4,2, 8, _firls_ FE 4 heal, in Sylvan Lake, enee. | 4 ROOMS, UPPER tae ENTR. | zr mo FE RMS. AN S Tr ATH, WE WEST SIDE. ‘torts LAEE _— MODERN | pply_at 05 Dw room, couple r) Ape at 0s "Briain UTILITIES, lowed. $60 = onth. Lake priv- drinkin Jf sen": ~~ {2 marie CORNER HOUSE oN basement and garage. FE one ne is yy 2-0206 eee 10 a.m "and 6 p.m. Closed Weds. Rent Lake Cottages 36A 36A | Ce ens ;|3 LARGE CLEAN —_—— ig aac a = Relaxing ve- = : gl Near resort, Gt GOTTAGE AT, 300 STAPLE- See eect MOD. 4 RM me 2 : cabin, Pvt . MArket ‘ ‘ 3A TH Square Lake FE 43900. - N beach, gtound. {| fil ie { ‘ | OR fl we Ne edulls “ enty, i “When she kisses a man, he really knows he's been kissed! Her lawyer reminds him!” By Jay Alen IN| Cooking and refrigeration a a | [| ROOSEVELT | Ta | 464 Auburn PE 2-029 HOTEL | Rooms $12 ose Be Bath. $1750 up HURON HOTEL, aa MOD- day or week 45) _West Huron 8t a ___ Rent Office Space _ 41 \ ane FOR LEASE Desk space and private office | spece ib air comditioneg offices in new Sylvan Shopping Center. Appiy _ Orchard tes Are PE 5-0418 | OFFICEs FOR |} RENT eta BUSY IPEAL LOCATIO | | @OOD PARKING FACILITIES | | HUNTER MAPLE AREA si MTs 2170 OFFICE TO RENT IN DRAYTON Plains 4540 Dinie Hwy OR 31355 i . | For Rent Miscellaneous 42 | ONE WAY | COAST TO COAST | RENT HERE LEAVE THERE | Open and Closeg Tratiers P E Howland, 3345 Dixie Hey | OR 31456 ' Beer SPACE FOR RENT. Dewntowr ose Mag Fe Cases ter St E + | _ For Sale Houses" 4s. we EQUITY IN A he Room IN- come, convenient FE | _5-8622. § ROOM MODERN ONLY $1500 down 4 rooms modern only $1250 | down. Several others priced right for coiorea | P. W. DINNAN | FE ¢2577 _ 6 Ww Huron | CLARKSTON. 2 8TORY WHITE | | eolonia] 7 rooms, 3 bdrms 1, 5 iM. LA LOT. NEA Lake Asgeiee logs cash W. DINAN 6 W Huron | | CRE OF La 1184 Livingston MS® and Milford Rd Rd \ Total ‘Price oath) bn a terms. Cail | after iiford MU- | OWNER 7 ii basement igh, Cash to nt FHA mert- i | gage. FE #171 nd DEARBORN TWP. § SMALL Crotsant. ROOM HOME. | 2 bdrms A Sie 7} desired Gown, pessession cee MAin | will _ Pac gleina o-6485 8 FOR SALE, pccuES IN ROCHES- | ter 3 bedroom frame, full base- ment, 2 baths, attached garage Pathe two lots. 11-6334 5 ROOM STONE FRONT ON 1840 Ruby. For sale by owner. Lin- coin 7-3962 Owner Selling | "$300 Down | New 3 bedroom house with bace- | ment, conree exterior, ded ished interior an included. large tot OR 3-28: ‘BLOQMETELD Woodward Square Lk. Rd. 4 BEDROOM RANCH $19,300—$4,300 DOWN 1% | | # 's 3 iY 3 id Esy re m eat as part down ‘payment. rE _3-7362 | PRIVATE BUILDER Has 3} BDRM. full basement house: Corner lot, i, g pete $12,200. Will consider oz lots on deal 5505 freer River pe Crescent Lake Pull "Sasem starting 3 bdrm. shel] home pa go oy) priv. FE Lo ARGE AND SMALL HOUSES IN le Keego ang bear aie “ROSE. McLARTY ~ FE 23-2162 or FE 53578 7 BEDRM HOME FULLY FURN. t park $1,750 for equity. Dew Fairmount FE 54060 § ROOMS, BATH, SMALL DOWN ape Twp Owner. BY OWNER. EAST SIDE, 2 BED- reom home, basement, garage. FE 5-8670 COUNTRY LIVING This home ts brand new & ready for immediate occupaney Located 30 mi omorthwest of Clarksten op a large suburban lot with lake Privileges just s few steps from your door 3 large bedrooms with spacious closets | lving room with dining L and picture window Fu: colored bath with built-in vanity. The Bitchen should Meet with the housewife's dreams cupboards, and Window overlooking lake The | full basement is partitioned off | for recreation room Deublg lsun- ery trays automatic oi] heat =e i water heater and the rae seeded end har trees . shrubs. Yours for just $1,600 down $85 per mo 1] price fost 61440 Cal for sp pointment, Clarkston Real Estate 20 8 Main Clarkston, Mich. _ MApie. $-$831 - * CLARKSTON Owner has left the state end offers this new 2 room bun- galow for someone w practically steal. FA ot) heat, hardwood . and all newly decorated vecam and ready to move trto. Priced right for quick sale with only $050 down or will rent with option to buy. MACEDAY LAKE Vacant 3 pleas ——— with Only a shert distance from lake Just $2.500 down. ,| F. C. Wood Co. ALTOR OR 3-1235 | Corner. Willams Lake toad & M59 Established tn 1916 NOT MUCH DOWN $1,500 DOWN — West suburban—! Ranch home 3 pedrooms, 2 baths, rooms and bath, excellent con- recre: room se ed i. dition. Neariy an ecre, level, gas heat beated garage, fire- with evercreens, shrubs, small place, landscaped corner lot 170 fruits. x 126 $16,900 with substantial down Udo Call FE 4-4738 for $1. gel DOWN—sbedroom home all appo ent. 1 floor, Modern kitchen, ION_HO Sreakfast Rook, full bath, o&k SEVERAL CHOICE LAKEFRONTS floors, full” basement, of] heat. WALTER GREEN, MY 26831 __ Large lot bow some fruit trees J BEDROOM SHELL, GQooD Lo Located no rn at Pontiac Lake cation, Sacrifice iS cash. Call privileges. too after ¢ pm _ Fi 850 DOWN—West side 3-bedroom ROOMS, $4780, $1050 DOWN. als ALSO a brick. with attic, Very good 6, 7 or 8 room nouses of att | condition. All oak floore and kinds, priced right Also trim. Fully insulated. 2-car ga- from 2 5 8 somites, or priced t.| page, wide street. ow. Huron | 52.500 N —Suburban §-rooms bow and bath, A-1 condition. Large rooms, modern kitchen. off heat Very attractive outlook m 2 picture windows 2-car garage aved drive and street. Exeel- ent shade too' nick posses- sion $3.123 DOWN—Small tarm north- west Pontiac lodern 4-bed- room home on 6 acres of land Home has modern kitchen, ful! become stoker heat. Smal! and poultry house Ideal een suburban i tiving. $13,000 $4,000 DOWN—25 acres of level fer- tile soll, only 14 miles out. Nicely farm home; bath. furnace. basenent barn. Prompt possession. FLOYD KENT, Realtor 24 W. Lawrence Next oe Comamers: Power 3 FAMILY $15,500 wlth” 453 Orchard Lake Ave. “rP east, ALL LOOK! 8. Marshall St. Modern. 4‘ down |: -3 up. Gaa heat. Laundry tubs; 4 i ; } ‘1011 W fturon & _ Open 6 Clarkston Colonial room Colonial home perfect condition in exelu- | | | i For Sale Houses ROCH Lovely old Colonial TOOM 8} barn, chicken house, gar: in a beautify; level fertile land. These — excellent condition. 8u down paym 43 ESTER AREA heme — 7 2 baths, fireplace. | » For Sale Houses 43 MORE For your money! bedroom pe ys Lake. many nice features. 000 terms DEAL this house today' i's story ee Ful! basement. 2car ga- rage. 2 bedrooms down, living room, dining reom enclosed heat- ed sun reh. Oak floofs, gas heat end hot water. On paved street. City sewer and water On paved street. All] for only $7,800. WITH Just a et oe ent— you can enjoy bedroom frame near Williams Lake. Large landscaped lot. Ot! heat, wood floors, kitchen, tiled bath. good rhood. Excellent con- dition. $8,250, Easy terms. WHITE BROS. REALTORS Phone OR 3-1295 Open Eves E ‘t] 9 — Bun | jour a ae CE O: 'M. ARBLE. "Realtor WEST CITY 1 to 3. R around lake front home aj iire- places hear _wall. St 2 car rictly private. OR 33-2736. garage “Sreat 3 ee ed ONPINISHED good iocation. pees pay seen. good a as down Will con- FE 2- fOR BALE old, 2 basement. bedroom brick house IN MILFORD, sar al Call ewner. MUtual _ 40181. 2 BDRM month, ¢ P. o W = Huron BRICK. G1 W. DINNAN #8 PER FE 4577 WATKINS LAKE $1500 DOWN for this ve low, en. 2 bed disappearing stairs to large spare bedroom glassed & screened front porch. CA J. R. Hiltz “ANNETT OFFERS 2 Homes large carpeted ae with fireplace, Bice hign location ry neat & clean bunga- room kitch- bath down. soe rooms LL NOW Realtor al FE 5-181 | —Lake Front 1 howse bas $ rooms and bath and the other 6 rooms = d bath needs some re pairs, but tn good residen- | tia! srea. €3 foot frontage , on Park Lake Outstanding value at $12,500. terms 4 Family 4 lent ent month Heat averace = per = by street. 4 Bedrooms—Clarkston Attractive 7 aan) es with due Toru, full pine recreation mat carpeting Garage. dtate terms. sive subdivision with lake | rivile eres Living room 12x ° lace. sun p&r- lot Dox 140. @00 down Seminole Hills Attractive s col Clarkston—Lk. Pivileges Nearly new 8 room house. including fated ——— down tiled lav: » fireplac fa ving sasha ( bedrooms up. fu jth. Recreat a E m with lava- ore ower, ‘e : — ow stairs, as a i nee 3, Co er lumbing enor water beat, reg = water heater. Attache: ann erage Full ome $35,000. . 96. boo = Roy Annett Inc. 38 £. Huron FEde __ Open pen Evenings and § and Sunday 1-4 LaGe AUBURN BY OWNER. bdrm. modern bungalow | onlick oxy Ee ace ear gare err ae Bar| porn 7 three room units. blocks from town [tn exce!)- has fm each, 4 oe ite four eondition Each unit 3 rooms, bath range income & electric ny door, o18 500. £ terms . room aaere with lake privil Large rn oa LY sc basement Includes Im me- $14,850, ic gas possession. fa | $18. 900, only > 9 room ition w: 189 foot froat . $32,000, $10,- ral 8-0466 2 on 3, basement. New ac of ane mortgage No deal- ] LOVELAND ACK ent. Priced at- Modern § room. 1% story . wactively bome, with living room, = Dorothy S Snyder Lavender| 240°C, “path dows, A stairway to unfinish 3140 W. Haren Pe 244611! bedroom waa inciaee © . fall ————— BY OWNER er use| licaer emsas: Home and 5¢ lots. ¢ me. Se price, $13,950 - Terms. 20x22 living room, iarge sitting room, extra lerge @ —— large kitchen, 3 piece bath rage. large shade trees, all itods Sr $s 10 miles from Pontiac. y ceor all lakes, school bus at door. All for $10,000 with $3,200 | INSURANCE down. No real estate agents. | Too ¢ Oat land Ave. +2544 , Phone. EM 36161. =| Open Eve Pree, Forking 7 ROOM FACE BRICK ADAMS COLONIAL HILLS $28.500 equitable approved 3 bed- room brick beauty in one of the Pontiac area's finest new com- Horizonta] sitding alu- minum windows, ‘ceramic tile bath with vanity, Fireplace. wall. to wall carpeting in living room os — "BU RN I HEIG SATS Spacious 3 yore brick cared home etre — a B den: oni basement, at eer 2 car garage This comfortable home Was built Auburn Man- * Shown by ap- imtment. FOR COLORED Tf you ate looking for large airy rooms, this fs rooms, full beth. kitchen, din- $7.509 with $1,800 down ADAMS REALTY CO. , 382 Auburn Ave FE 2-7083 — After 5 So i (OR 34023 FE 82003 FE 81651 | STOUTS , -Best Buys Today SMALL FARM cute 5 room house with 5 good acres in Clarkston vicinity gas = Water Priced at $6.950 with 6 ROOMS ranch type house situated om @ love the cool trees. furn: priced at ONLY $13,000 with a very jow down parment LITTLE MANSION has all i need for comfortable loose R and a living rm. TOR 16x18, terrific garden wi for infor. wwe M. Stout. . Realtor N. Sagina ee bee Pe LB or —— ST eeet and 2 Car garage, 4 lots. LeBaron and new Madison High Schools Terms Eiiooe, Cane. to room iow. Low do - pa Large lot va oer ON JO8SLYN Bungalow type home. Spacious rooms, large picture window, lots of storage space Basement and 2-car garage. Lot 160x200 3 bedroo Off or gas heat Large one, “a1. 100 moves you in Balance at $50 per mosth. SEE OUR MODEL TODAY. IVAN W. SCHRAM | FE 54-5081 REALTOR FF 5-9471 Eves MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE __ "1 pene Established m 1916 $1,450 DOWN NO SOAP or scrub brush es here. This =. _— bome. fea- room P retieie, 1 baths. heat, large a a re ores: All this and more for terms. ie FLOYD KENT, Realtor ate Baa eee me AMPLE PARKING ___For, Sale Houses — 43) “TEMPLETON | * WEST SIDE Nice § room bungalow. 2 bdrms Large living room, 2-car garage plenty of shade and shrubbery $6,750 with bad Dn, See this ong before SUBURBAN 3 ace home s than 1 yr old With 1'4 acres Hardwood floors, tile bath full base- ment. Breeteway 2c ga rage. Reasonable denn Caneel K. L. Templeton, Realtor 2339 Orchard Lane Ra Rae 4-456) After 5 FE FOR COLORED FAMILIES $500 down, plus closing costs 1 Joan commitment A new- er 3 bedroom home on Basset street Nice shaded front porch and fenced rear yard, apple and pear trees oo CLOSED room house with 3 bedrooms fall QI resale—-Vacant % room bun- gtiow Price $8 250 with $82 35 down See Mrs Howard 18 Gillespie Bt \ Ph FE 2-6412 John Kinzler. Real- tor 670 W Huron St FE 4-3525 | To BUY TO SELL REALTOR _Partridge_ is the ‘Bird’ to see. Seminole Hills A good brick family hone r Full basement. gas heat, 1's baths rooms, 2 car garage, fireplace Nice yard A Wise buy and not teo etpensive Indian Village ‘ charming house Ideacy ated Down.tairs hag bec 2 modern lavatory. | | ine Tuo mh reom wandsome ud pees ast room Upstairs 2 bedrooms full bath fee ample storage Full basement with oil heat Fea- tures include lovely glassed- screened rear porch. fenced yard. 2 car garage A jase Rustic Country Home Located § miles W of Pon- tlac on approximately 1 acre of landscaped jawn. 106 ft of lake frontage secluded from lake by road and set- back location Downstairs has 2 bedrooms. bath, 2 pee i room, large dinette. Pomel dressing” 00 m sun porch ce for ?b Redreces . and bath up Basement rec 2 car attached ga- Excellent beach East Side room, rage Low down payment Older home on east side Upstairs ean be used for income Leslie R. Tripp. Realto awe 161 er FE 5-0338 johnson FOR BETTER HOMES 3 BEDROOM RANCH Less than 1 year old New lawn all in. large tot. alum storms & screens, lake privileces rene packed for only $8,300 includes taxes and insurance 2 | oversized bedrooms, modern, lake privileces, tota! $6.950 Buy the equity and move in _ OVER 1 ACRE | You can't hardiv get one this any more 3 bedrooms, basement. 2 car garage a miles out tn fresh country for less than $10 900 ithe fuil ‘ | And all EAST &IDE 3 bedreoms with full basement large rear porch and 4 car eereee with spaces rented Own save to cut the price aor tell so bring in vo offer | Even'nes oer ® al] Mr FE 49855 A. TOHNSON, Realt 1704 S. Telegraph Rd FE + 2533 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ‘Bateman LeBaron School It's perfect tmside and out 2 bedreom bungalow with etpansive attic. ful) hase- Ment 1'y-car saqrace storms and oo pene ed yard Own ak bound and will sacrifice, ior only $10.980. Act fast on this! You'd Be Proud to own this custom bu!lt 2 bedroom ranch home in the Drayton Area. From the tastefully landscaped 100 ft. lot to the extra paneled rm tm the full basement Every detail] has had expert aiten- tion The custom built kitch- en, tiled bath, and fireplace make for pleasant living. Add an extra large 2cer garage with bullt in cabi- nets and you'll agree that it's @ real bargain at $13.- 950. Better hurry Harbor Hills 8 room ranch home With paneled combination breeze- way and lounge and 2'4 ear attached garage, 3 bed- et and birch paneled den 2 fireplaces, hi-fi, Cy- Lae paneled activities rm with conveniences and bullt- ims galore. sprinkling svs- tem, etc 2 biocks to publie & parochia) schools, An ex- cellent view of Cass Lake If you're looking for genu- tne comfort and enioyment for the entire family this Is for you. $42,000 Special Suburban r home anc White aluminum siding, 1176 sq. ft of living area. Ander- son wood windows alumi- num storms and screens New in ‘85 3 bedrooms with large sliding door closets Lot 1002180 2 block« from new school. excellent lo cation $14,500 West Side Webster school ington Jr. High. 23 ft eine room with natural fireplace and screened tn front porch $13,500, $2400 down. $75 per = Don’t be late for this one Ranch Home Deluxe This {ts by all means the most complete home that we have ever been privi- leged to offer. A gre — ting among het homes. This is nvieg at tts room and dining L, whieh also have plush car- and floor to celling ace Also complete fine quality draperies. itra Modern kitchen with built- in oven and range. New r and dryer: ofl heat. | noms coparpte air condition- ne plant for summer com- — fe) = way to a 2% e garage on a & overlooking e lake . (Tt pleases us to eiae wou). Kanon REALTORS ‘FE 4.0528 ey — (NER: SEMINOLE LL. bdr home. Natura’ fl: place, BS ete. Smali dn poy sent. 40415 ‘or appoint nen’ | SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE EAST of Auburn Heights for sale by owner 100x170. Full price, $5250. Down payment, $950. House shown by appointment only efter 6 pm. Phone FE 71-0683. FOUR AND BATH DOWN FIN- athe ® ent. and For Sale Houses 43 = $2 an hour, you can earn fe qusnty for this new 3 bedrm. modern me Pe: heat, bath ete tiled nome with higher Only 1, so Hurry! 7 a Landscaped ond cnade pI or type, well-built nae eg ~~ built for eomforta! ving. Terms. C. PANG US 1919 M15 Phone eUS 132 Collect race. Reasonabie. —— lot. Drayton Pians Neat stores. Call OR }- t 6 for ap pointment 4415 W. Walton WE TRADE RD. Near shopping center Complete exterior of paaeere for easier upkeep. This home has 3 rooms. Full basement Bide drive, 2-car garage 612,500 -- terms THELMA M. ELWOOD ALTO! RE R $143 Aer ipanag “rs non ” _ FE 5-1264 or FE 4-38 $6.00 C FOR 5 ROOM BUN- gaiow in ex location By owner _Call MI $376 afer 3pm LAKE FRONT home on Round lake offers: 7 rooms: a modern kitchen, large sun room; front porch; full base- ment end attached erage sandy beach. Only $10,500. TERMS $67 Per Month ... including tazes and insurance after reasonable down payment will buy you this almost mew 5 room bungalow. Tile bath in basement oad ol} ‘aes Land- escaped and fenced Only $12.500. SYLVAN REALTY CO 2383 Orchard Lake Ave FE S-0418 VETERANS | ONLY $300 DOWN PLUS MORTGAGE COSTS 3 Bedroom Homes CHECK THESE FEATURES Oak flbors. Birch doors.’ titéd: Dattr. 30 ft. living rm., auto. heat. 50 f. lots, city sewer and water. Close to everything. _ Payments $53.92 per Mo. ' PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE MODEL OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 810 MELROSE. Drive out N. Per- ‘ty mile past Montcalm and ast Blvo to Melrose. Turn right 2'a biocks to model, Castell Realty 95 Oakland __ FE 5-0450 CLARKSTON CEMENT STUCCO 5 rooms & bath Fireplace. recre- ation room Attached garage. Oi) $44 PER MONTH | Jol 1 | $18990 BRICK RANCH | | $785 DOWN - price just | —— heat, 1% acres No dealers. FE _ 41400. ® 2 BEDRM HOME. LARGE OTIL- y tm. OU h ood price. 88 W Colgate FE 5-0672 after $ 30 pm $500 DOWN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF A CUTE AND Cozy 2 BEDROOM CLOSE TO STORES SOME FURNI- TURE INCLUDED J. VALUET, Realtor 345 OAKLAND AVE _MUTIPLE LISTING 5-0603 _SERVICE Brown base- Ou tile room bungalow with full ment and attached garage AC furn ocak floors, plastic bath moderristic kitchen can have immediate possession: Brand new. worth every penny of the asking price | $11,500 WEST SIDE — Perfect cop- furn., 3 bedrooms, porch, breakfast rm l‘a-car ee, ios Jot Paved 8t., “Oaly | 00 Dow 2500 DOWN gaiow with 3 etl AC fur. - Ranch style bun- loveiy bedrooms. sluminum siding and storm sash Excellent neighbor- hood, ideal location for children. Call Mrs Host 23-9840 $1000 DOWN — Located near Cass Lake 2 bedroom bungalow 3 pc bath. Two large lots, 70%150. mediate possession.” $950 DOWN —- Cosy bungaicw near Fisher's Basement and new AC furnm. See this one “Sure is a rent beater.” at this lovely starter home Very “You. | “Im-— oll | today. | Why don't you jook attractive bungalow. Full ted: | ment “Exterior all completed ° 3 pe bath. well, septic, wired, kit sink. autematic hot and all interior studding “'A real value for the handy man" Loe BROWN eS! hee 1362 W 4810 MU LTIPLE 1 LISTING SERVICE Partridge 13 THE “BIRD” TO 8EE LAKEFRONT 3 BEDROOM An outstanding stone and frame 8 room }'g bath home with ap- prox. 200 ft. of lake frontage, west of Pontiac. rounds beautifully landscaped water heating system. 2-car garage. and large porch overlooking the lake Spa- cious 16x30 recreation room with brick fireplace. The colonial dec- orated living room is highlighted by the warm stone fireplace. Tru- only $26,250. Terms Will consider contract or small home as part payment. $1000 = DOWN Very attractive. clean § room bungalow with 2- dar rage on big 100'2150° lot. Privileges on Lake Louise. Alum- inum storms and screens.” blinds, and —— greene, Full price ly @ lot of living offered here at | 2 LEVEL. ae Overlook gor i b } room home along abundance of custom such as 2 beautiful briek places, large ceramic Ule reom tee closets, kitchen with loads Basement Tecreation space Picture window overlooting — Silver iis Goif Course. Timken silent — heat Also earegs ond reg ee fine features price $17,000. é a buy for the ¢ or appotntm. Clarkston Real Estate 20 8. Main. Clarkston, buyer. Mich. MAple 5-821 | J ROOM HOUSE NEWLY DEC- orated 4174 8. Center St. Meta» “SUMMER COTTAGE $500 DOWN Enjoy your vacation tn the peace and guilet of this 2 bedroom cot- vege. Pieldstone fireplace. Beau- ake privileges Located 12 north ef Pontiac. Total $59 alle price $5 WEST SUBURBAN Checae this nice 2 bedroom home today. Oil heat. elec hot water heater Only $1,500 down RIDGEWAY REALTOR 978 Baldwin” _MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE HOMES WITH INCOME dust a short block off the Dixie —is this well-built 2 family Has 4 rooms with full bath and § on first. Full basement. heat. Gas water heater. garage. Only 62 casing Pon TIAC 2 Reged near Senior High “Behoot > family and single on Union &t. at $15,000 “tingle on Perkins St. at $5 900. These properties all of frame construction and now rented, Being sold to pay off estate heirs. Prefer selling in one deal. but will comsider any reasonable of- fers ROUND LAKE AREA Solld construction throughout this fine 2 family. C . that has living room kitchen, utility, 1 bedroom and bath up 2 rooms ving room. kitchen, utility and bath on first floor. Fine location. On pavec road Near stores, churches & schools Priced right at 819500. Terms can be ar- EMIBRFE & GREGG 1§65 UNION LAKE RD. UNION LAKE VILLAGE Open Sun. bod nl I ee 3-3714 os EM 33105 or EM 33107 _ Eves Near East Highland Attractive 2 bedroom modera home with 3 acres, beautiful till site, fenced shady yard, boat and car garage ‘and work substantia! down payment. ual 48318 1 mile north of 1 1-3 miles east of Milford 2280 Harvey Lake Rd VETS—S00 DOWN INCLUDES ALL COSTS COLORED AREA ot air a car Gas heat New 2? bedrooma, aved streets, auto. hot wa- t MODEL at 441 FRANK- LIN corner NEBRASKA. Open dally 34. Gat. & Sun. 12-4 WALTHAM REALTY noel MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS LOON LAKF SHORES LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT Now and then you come acfors @ house plan that is so appealing that it's a case of love at first sight. This home ts designed for @ ranch-type of 5 extra large rooms, featuring @ carpeted 24 ft. living room and ball Natural fireplace 2 Uarctaty g ieture windows, ceeciackina le ake Tile bath, full aceeneu: with recreation room and _ fires piace Landscaped lot, 150x300 ft. On paved street Ceerea at $24- 000. Terms 8& INDIAN VILLAGE WEST SIDE 7 ROOMS Paved street location sem!-bun- galow with § rooms, breakfast nook, natural fireplace, lavatory and one bedroom down, 2 bede rooma and bath up, full base- ment, of! heat, automatic water heater. landscaped shady lot. 2 car garage Offered at 811.500, $2,500 down, A BUY. To Buy—To Sell!-To Trade water YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IP MAHAN codbeining 105) susts Bae ve ea] ‘ FE aes 1078 be NEXT Do DOOR TO BRANCH OPFICE O'N MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICB TRUE CONTEMPORARY - Located just west of Kees almost an acre with to a | long. Tile bath, of] furnace, a 3-ca: pores, Tere rific value, $13,500. Terms too. Ser ey Sn eae 4, dun. 14 p.m, See this today sh large ; | screened ing WARD E. PARTRID' iE | over, water "Comic ng ot [REALTOR |g gf t38i | Cluded, $1,880.00 down. Open Eve. 7 to 9. DRAYTON PLAINS — Spe- Lovely Remodeled ea ~~ comics Home and 40 Acres restate aie ta $5,009 down buys this tional ssi reemny Fe path boas ly neat and comfortable 3 bed- 2 bed bath up. Sekine te By Sereda . w . aig pa for . country gentie- 15 days possess: an A ai door, Halt mile to good fish| INDIAN VILLAGE — 1% ing lake. iving pe ~ ig 5 3 Bedroom Ranch hrepisce) and dining Foom Lovely new — — with are i. excellent basem kitchen. —— | thon space, G eo i, tile bath on first 5 plastered & walls, eT. &. 6 rooms ali mode Neat know the location, we can show 102 E HURON STREET 2nd Fieoy Phone FEderal ¢-0538 m a Hurry on this one you through at your conventence.| NORTH EAST 8UB. 4 room brick- HOME RON Eve. PE 2-3071 LAPEER COUNTY |TAVERN FOR SALE BEER . s oe Call now! Full price is only $15,.| ¢rete ‘home on approx. % acre | Relax and enjov life in the nleas- PE 4¢-6284 aol Made to order for your retire- | Wine Complete kitchen ‘By own. TEAGUE FIN, ANCE CO. 500. Jot. Bath, storms and screens. oi]; ant atmosphere this lake home | “~ RESCENT | LAKE ment. or part time farming. Your er No real estate calls, FE | JiM- WRIG T, R wal fu jee. sto offers you. Well landscaped 50x126 C | 51649 bet j 202 N. MAIN. - iM. ealtor errata Vues gona “™°'S | feet lnk auldect gr goed beach. | 19 fi of sane fremtegs 3000, of| Meluet et whetrrer (res reuse) ice tte com | ‘ Me i oe are. RoOu teen T LORR: AIN VE M. ANOR sea wall, _ Pere Gest road Shewrenncdinlahy trade had poor oe Large 10 room country “BUY To ) SELL REALTOR ROCHESTER, MICH. : WITH NEW, NEW. NEW, NEW 5% ay ae ? and motor rame dweiling sider reasonable down pey oe ae | LOAN® 625 +800 _home. OR 3-0913. © & HARGER CO. room’ 3 bedroom BRICK. Pres- OPEN DAILY hes 2 bedrooms. 3 pe. bath. em JIM WRIGHT sia ce A poste ipo ar tore ss Lone a | Atos DRAYTON AREA 2%! TE OSI | Sine for you to auume @. Of 12 ibs 8 ee Litehen,”oll heat. and other ce: /345 Oakland Ave __FE Sea) § 14 granery 12 x 18 chicken WELL ESTABLISHED 3 ROUSENOLL GOODE ; $1,500 down near be. ; t } do < 31.250 DOWN sirable features. Only $12,500 with 3 LARGE LOTS NEAR 8CHOO! arc. | barber shop 3 West Pire, oa mall Ph Rochester OL 607 iL room ranch home. 26250 Aleog WE WILL papayas nig aor Pi ee AE model WN today. $2.500 down Vacant and ready ood district wri accept sm Seer state Tee a cat | | _ OR 37063 after 7000 °° — 21. OU 1701 mauled furnaces inves, iting! Deltboc” wlctliod wits Shivhed| Scat tie" tae ‘actin strece | S,latty, Toms ied fom wi |W! fluroe Bonen erenines aa |g Sheet tas ene | “pee ‘OUR BUSINE room, lovely kitchen. Lot 130x100,| two car gar Starter Home.” neat schools, Shopping center. ray wr arosere Kitchen, Sundays. Phone FE 4-6492 or r FE. ene water sewer: sidewalks, o7s 'Beidwin Av REAL cs YOUR BUSINESS immetiote possession, will trade.| Exterior all completed. Full bath, | $14.200. full price. IT'3 EXCEL-| custom built cupboards Bath, util: | —*4813 for_sppointment. gas. ete Improvements alone etal Ave | RED HOT SPOT Y Well, septic wired, automatic hot | LENT! ity room with eun type off fur-| apt DUCK LAKE. WOODED CAB-| Would cost, more than $330. Size i) ACRES, ‘© TILLA six ascat Drayton Plains. busy intersection water, kitchen sink and all in- nace, water heater. Choice of 4 in sites, $485 up. Two bedroces 40x90 feet, FE 4-481}. | neon Pane FE abe _| 100 ft. paved street frontage with tertor studding More home = elevations, ares canine: priv-| cottage, inside plumbing, $4,400 a AND ACREA a | ~— - sun pec& ria 3ee L k XILES jar ator “ha ea ere | FT UM OHTISS| Hees ee une | aterm pay ‘bee CLARK REALESTATE cot Being bo St SR'Ey | SS a8 i? To ucky ment a! garai i - L. H. BROW N. Realtor Watch for open terms. Upper Pettibone Lake Ey FE 46492 or FE 4¢-4813 nished small home on rear rents | m Evenings & Sundays for $12 a week Plenty room fc 1342 W. eae ve 2-044 Fe e714 NE e HAYVI DEN, Realtor 000. front a — : Roa _ Multiple. Listing Seryice ‘Sale Business Property 49 49 | expansion Fine location for fed To have your eccount with 2 ACRES want ab see m dandy, located Just rth of the city out- side the — Lake one for only $11,000. bx for appointment to see. SELL OR TRADE Is neo eco by owner-on this de § room bunga- low 7 ae the city on a clap street Full basement, “ car garage on a large jot. Owner will take house- _ trafler in trade. Call for particulars 4 BEDROOMS A large family home ot Josiyn Ave. Consists of Tge rooms. full basement, auto. gas urnace ive car arage hew jast year. And st of Tice will as pogsibie. 0 CLES ZES REALTY CO. FE 54-6175 “Open 9 to 9 ESTATE PROPERTIES| Veterans Why Pay Rent No Money Down Mortgage Costs Only Monthly. Pay ments Onl y ‘ $44.62 Plus Taxes & Insurance Total Price Only $8 800 5 Spacious Rooms Ph FE 24810 93 N. Tele grap Open Evenings Multiple Tasting Service DORRIS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - OTTAWA HILLS HOME 4 BEDROOMS, $15,750 86 E. Walton Bivd 2 rE § room AG 53% W. aren ; Open Eves Compact & Comfortable s and to finished basement, paved street. Owner asks $11, 800, terms Better see this CRAWFORD FE ¢1540 ves, MY 31143 Attractive gray shingle home with humerous ments, including new oll AC heat- ing system living room 13x24, fireplace, full tile bath and extra lavatory, lovely kitchen, 3 car ¢ tage, solid blacktop drive, $4,350 down, $75 month 0 FT. ON DIXIE ZONED BUSINESS A lovely farm home with new | Baseray oll fired heat new oak new modern streamlined screened in reat rch. Situated on 5 and with beautiful large spreading shade shrubs, tewers and over #0 ever- greens, a barn for riding horses tdeal country home of a sound business investment. Could be used. for numerous types of busi- ness ee os cated be- tween ntiac and Flin np ou aatoe A home sg an spon to show, a house you would be proud to call home, situated on landscaped lot 50x151 with outdoor fireplace, new 1's car garage, paved drive, home consists of two bedrooms, nice living room, ceramic tile CLARK RAMBLING RANCH HOME -. 7 pone: 3 bedrooms and den, 4 pe. ath, breezway, garage, 12x18 ft Ing room, 10x20 well designed eiciea, basement Delco oil heat, oak floors, dry walls painted trim, lot 240x300 feet gives you 165 acres) An ideal suburban ranch home and only $3,500 cown. $14,500 full price. Built 1952. SUBURBAN HOME OF 6 ROOMS & BATH PLUS 5 ROOMS AND BATH ON REAR FOR INCOME A modern 3 bedroom home with full basement and oil heat for you and $50 monthly income from. rental unit Lot 70x313 feet. $14,- 700 — Terms. OFF AIRPORT ROAD moserm 2 bedroom bungalow, built in 1960, large lot 90n140 feet with some | fruit and garden spot. 98.750 with | low down payment. OFF BALDWIN. @ rooms & bath. terms. White “- son, White Lake, srere _ tual 2161 and MU 44851 UPPER PETTIBONE tural fireplace, Must be seen to b MU 4-7811 privileges. appreciated. $10,500 2 BEDROOM lot, good 2400 deal LAKE — 3 bedrm. modern ranch home, na- scréen porch, 2- car garage. Lot 110 by 180 Lake LAKE COTTAGE, for cash. TRIP & FALL! Take a tri sure to fall beautiful area. in beautiful hardwood shade trees, Just =erng for you-—it's mode ately price eh Realty, FEderal 2-8837 little “PIECE OF PARADISE " ner with 450 Many possibilities with easy terms. Trocke for only $21,000 Se TC. neat TON 1648 Union take: ‘Re. TM AC “ACRES ON WOODED gore rented here pes the investor. The whole works ogi Wagpces t 285 = 396 on ~ well restricted | ignbsrnood LADD 8S INC. OR Peigh or §-0201. 4286 Dixie. hey. eases Piains i to Oscoda and you're love with this There 1s a hich, FE +4 dry lot with nice evergreens and | Ll | and you may have j to 10 years to pay. Call Bren | or complete information on your own CARL W. 503 ane Nat'l Bank Bid Eves a er ERESCENT 1 LAKE SUB-DIVISION. B.D 1717 8. Telegraph and water $2,500 | DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, 56% by 120 at Bylvan uk. ee eas | PE 2-0048. i 7 _BEerren 6 sires 8sEE CHEROKEE RIL LS! You'll Uke the advantages of its close-in country location — Eliza- beth Lake Rd 1 mile west of Telegraph Rd. BIRD, Realtor _FE +1 92 “] OTs" ;! LOTS! LOTS! Colonial Hills near Miracle Mile, We have a good eseiection with privileges on the following lakes: Elizabeth, Cass, Beott, Lower Straits and other lakes in ea THE LMA M Bat ataed REAL $143 Case Gxinaeath Rd. ___FE_5-1284_ or -3844 ~ STATE-WIDE ELIZABETH LAKE RD. Block of 8 lots, zoned business. Sell al) or of lots 60 choice residential lots, lake privileges on Crescent Lake. $250 and CHARLES, — = es $10,500. Harry Giddings. se iS: CHRISTIAN HILLS A BEAUTI- (6 O8MUN, EXCELLENT LOCA. roceTy of Ou other business $965. 2-076) NEW MODERN BE pcicbeas 6 ZONED manufacturing. Gee heat excel lent location ou busy tntersection. sq. ff. Terms. Box 85 Pon Press M-59 WEST OF PONTIAC toa 45x160 ft with 3 Zoned com movers) & directly center 3 aus Ti00. tot tor "basse HOLM ES BARTRAM 4382 Dixie Hwy OR +1050 _ | WEST KENNETT RD. ear frame garage Plenty of parking space. good spot for garage or smal) shop. Zoned manufacturing $4,000 $1,500 down. NORTH SIDE 2 choice lots, 20x100 “t. with os ft. frontage on north Perry street Across from Jr. High fensot Ideal for KC GH business, $3,600 JEMPSTE AD KS E. HURON STREET 4-8284 Eve. FE 2-397! To you bur’ Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION type business. Offered for quick _— Tone re 780, $3.450 down CALL ~To Sell-To Trace It - WE LL INSURE IT MAHAN | REALTY CO. REALTORS FE 2026 aS 1078 ron NEXT-DOOR * “BRANCH POST _OF FICE PLETSMALK BUSINESS” CONFECTIONARY 1ST TIME OFFERED 636,000 gross last year Excelienf neigh- borhood ‘and neat comfortable liv- ing quarters included Business can be purchased separately for $4,500 down. Perfect for couple to operate. DRIVE-IN This restaurant shows roven profits wavy over avereds fam j pow Good agp ngge Rent free work—operat with hired help "= vies we kner Th always UTIC Buckners tm this period of unemployment. eustomets who out of work are treated onn every consideration. pays to deal at Buckners BUCKNER OFFICES ARE LOCATED: PONTIAC, 3nd floor National Bidg. ‘DRAYTON PLAINS 4512 Dizte Hey, WALLED ane 230 «=~ Barnston ‘Next to Bank) 4562 Van Drke One rieck north across from Bang Mortgage Loans ns 54 | LO: ANS- $600 TO $1,500 Ke Po: ined purpose on omes, m Oakland Coun te -_=* 2. For heae: ee or improvements 3. To rough-in of enclose , BALDWIN AVE—Ciose in ? room Loads of Features EM 23-4671 : odern by ; bath and kitchen, stairway to ex- 3 Ia: i as career — | WATERFORD VILLAGE, ay oan house, partiy constructed. | 130. Needs painting. #6800 cach All Improvements in pansion attic, Priced to sell. ing’ 0 mining foom and mod BEAUTIFUL LOT ON EXCLUSIVE “er, 15x00, OR_3-0802. Established in 1916 JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROKER | ¢ cerage omen re ' ernized chen down 1 base- esegra SEMINOLE HILLS—Large fami . SIX ROOM BUNGSLOW ment, furnace, auto. hot water,| chard Lake Village. High and | “TAN a FE ¢ $. On ages Beuss. 6 Gedreems, ben nna nae, Completely | pBALE OR TRADE 99.978 | | Cxtra room in basement Close to | @T. overionking Desutiful CO88| lpea meas sires OAKLAND AVE. Park At Our Front Door Apply 209 National Building, tory, of] heat, sunroom Large lot ae ’ Mog eTT nome ee heal, beau | “Bee line. 00.980 with 61.00 down, | ete. Lot with curved | = been surveyed and percola- ZONED INDUSTRIAL Poatine or Phone ¥E /-4728 in excellent focation 812.700 cash | Finished House rectes on room oi] heat, chene | front. loaded with trees, perfect tion tests made. Located in sks " Ss ul setting of spreading ace cl ARK RE. MI ES TR setting. Ideal neighborh for ae 1 LJ waps 55 PAUL D. HA) - a -trees, shrubs, flowers and all | as . ESTA children, 2 blocks from new high eg Pl ou pag son cae: One and 2-3 acres fronting on : SO Ran y JAMMOND Well Insulated Kinds of fruit on lot 90x242, sell | 4-64 school and 2 blocks from Lady Sense ane ee Garten) one of Pontiac's busiest streets. Tl eC 2 LARGE LOTS, NEAR SCHOOL. 26% W. Huron st Realtor or trade op six room home in| * Open romans & sun of Retags. Catholic School and ic at pe $130 a mo. income from two | district ‘Will accent. mati FE 58-7741 eves FE 5-4714 YOU CAN'T Pontiac. MULTIPLE LISTING SERN ICE chess “s eee se RAY O'NEIL, Realt eee ae Seneine sepok — 1s THE “BIRD ° _Dousetratler r MYrtle 327540 ; poled eae nace HURON GARDENS BUNGALOW | — ‘| 29225 between # and 5. = 7 ose Sa pany, moving and traneter com- aia a = (OLD COCKER SPANIEL. = WATERFORD TWP. BEAT THIS DEAL Aecactt 88 ee iaae 2 bea g this cnstactiog new 2 bed. | BEAUTIFUL 88 FT [Aeer net 72 pone PE Sat = FE aa mighh aad ere fila the d 4 ene. perbiggehdoe tee piste oe ees ae "Paadoce st me ere Fee Attractive 5 rm & bath home. ree m 2 lito wall, room home, plastered walls, oak | ‘ot on Wolverine Lake. 84.950 | Co-operative Rea! Estate Exchange ve e Getails. | able sporting goods shop on state ————— * ot] heat. elec. w d aT, roam home, with rich wall ss ; ; with $1.450 down. Hannan. LI . Menwss up north. Log store build- ‘52 KAISER. VERY CLEAN co mieee Pore Fone grodalonsd MODEL, carpeting. lovely bath | aaa Boe one d Pennth paper rete 4-4900 BUILD NOW FLOYD KENT, Realtor ing with attached living quarters | ‘52 ORs 88 Engine. Hydra. for j Jot. fenced-in. Paved en oak oor. Price is Tight,| @&¥ 8nd Sunday 1 - 6, call will FOR SALE LAKE LOT ®E 8410 In our well restricted Waterford , Will pay for itself in only 3 sea- boat and motor. 1200 8) | street Aduick possession, 0013 large shaded rice oy ae eee Se oF pe tue —_ Estate, Estimate ccoore AUTY BUILT HOMES sons. $10,000 dn. plus stock. ae ~ r rar E ours. FOR 1 DAILY & SUNDAY |an:0@%Aitor °O% BEM as ot Cag EOE, TEAR, AROTRD | GU A eT DAVIS | Ones Beam eeeeme | Bowne ano Morons, auracire ‘ie Lon” goem purmat oP Wh INCOME Sur rsany ar : 752 Tecely is) tose! ranch; type) home| | ce cass ' AMPLE CUSTOMER PA ek trom show room oo main| swap. FE 4-s004 | 21 E. NEW YORK in the Longfellow School section, ¥ Marine eneine, like new. | 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. FE $-4311 REING | US highway, plus repair garage j, i WODERW Restos over 10 per cent net. @ ae ae Fag He neat and clean, large living rm.. | ee ee First St, and comfortable home. Frontage #1) 0m EQUITY IN MODER and retail outlet Property, JUST OFF BALDWIN | Suburban Retreat gas, clothes dryee” large lot, | LAKEFRONT ON HONTOON LAE LAKE Lot @ x 16% 72) © Fire, | st. on both lake and highway. Han-| Prick home on State St. Balance SS coed lecetion ‘and te Uoress| Many have admired this en- fio0e co down tos Ot 852152. Beautiful ranch site. with, Sewer & water to lot. FE 27207 GROCERY STORE. SDM LICENSE. dies Evinrude motors. and top | Win Mortenee, at $70 @ month. cone che) (—_- Westo chanting, newer 6 room trees. $3,950 cash. OR 3-5734. after § p.m. oot ble_moke offer. Living =o emacs pa accessories. Bus-| hom be ae a 5 aveene ne Pagpondd pis ‘Gi was rf cent | fi < WIL | Rep iaeTat [MAURO PATENT, vy Sh ERedited OUR, MOSOFE | ARE, FRONT. wore =n | —SURIET_PE ESS Fon Cio) morgan oot beget a erat meus pen can “apie Sa EXCELLE NT INCOME REALTY Co. beautiful grounds that you $800. to $150000 down some 8-3344 beautiful biliside building R tL B P A! blige 50 per cent above 1955 ATTENTION! oe CARPEN- BD NCU OE Ns have ever seen. Fenced lot with immediate possession. new sites on Cranberry Lake. ent Lease Bus. Prop. 49 e. Owner has other ee | ters, plumbers or electricians. POSSIBILITIES PHONE FE_ 5-0204 150x250 with many spread- homes and older homes. it will be W ATKINS LAKE eae ‘surround- A | down plus stock Will_ accept vour labor down You must see this exceptionally DETROIT OFFICE i Diamond _1-0320 ing maple trees, evergreens & pleasure to show you at any-| 8 rooms and bath 2 bedrooma, ay ly 7 per “ter ore 2 STORES JOINTLY OR SEP- Busy wan | - on new 3 bedroom house. well kept 8 room home to fully GAYLORI ~ and flowers galore. Nice, time. all on one floor, Full basement. eug~ ency worme. (Ort arate 313.373 Auburn Ave Busy t Pon ARDWARE. Located west | lake Orion vicinity. with lake appreciate it 4 rms. & full bath RD heated workshop at rear of Ol heat. auto hot water, 2 car shopping center. Good for drug- Oe arent penne eke | Po reee, Col O8 3201 Up. Arms & 's bath cown many OTTER, HILLS — Brick ranch lot Price $18,000 terms. arage, Nice shady lot, @ Edw. M. Stout, Realtor store of variety, niture ete.| fil price, plas moc ee 83800 BUTT DING LOTS - WORTH $200- . large closets Pull bemt oil heat 2O™® 25"78. Built im 1955 Built-in Don't phone us on this one, Russell oe ake priv, Price §9, with $2,500 77 N. Saginaw St Ph. 5-8165 hgh t = & rear FE 3-9414, price plus stock $400 accepted as trade .n on ured S Shown by appointment only oven, range ang Barbecue grill in come in and have us show down or cash $9,000 For particu- “Open Eves. Till 6:30 or EV 9. - _cars. HJ. Van Welt, OR 3.1355, | tits, = etl pleased genet manus you a ee Fp REALTOR- BUILDER aE pel F. J. Owens, Broker. > > BRAND NEW MODERN SERVICE WARD E. PAR [RIDGE ‘48 CHEVROLET COUPE FOR s. ¥ hi n ~ - John K. Irwin | Sceeocka aan a] ages | se B. Seceree me SEASONED LAND CONTRACT ON tty, or sell’ write Pontiss EAD Tor AND GET THE !n 1845 with full basement and blocks from Hickory Grove i, We) Rave alse geet) Dance |S eatd peal (ben 2 FE wie tz, . to sctiool ess, Bor 32 BUY OF YOUR LIFE! two bedrooms Total price $9350. School. Sewer and com- Pee renee ek bath ize Seine | TITLE OWM, LOT OW YORK rative Real Esta’ ie Exchane and, beaches, neatly ‘new home a FT. munity water. Truly subur- NORTH END room, corner stone ace. dine | street west of Baldwin, only $900 | Gamer Contract for t 97.500. : 6 ay = cont ; oon , LAKE ORION:- OXFORD AREA ban living at its best. —. ro | with $200 dn. Water and sewer on CAR LOT. 1 Pd I Scene: Ta eee et eke duaip truck 4! BEDROOMS We have an office in Lake! . win ween S for caster yee bed- attached erage. qutiful trees. FE ha ingui on Baldwin eas r 1 basement Orion’ with many good Istings. | 7 ip for another ; re CONTR 1947 Boca ll astered walls Lake trond howe 0 eer ‘old | V acant—$1 400) mone emit a Eituated on} jets with 8 miles west, 13.950 — 83.000| Gury one plock from Cass Lake. | —A¥e: “ee. 960 pe oe ) gro ae co re aati aa ca ON WAGON. Large en 8000. A year round h lak Full price only $8.950—5 ex- : 2 1 fronta, : ‘ood. Se Tega garage - ery sit oo Cal ames eae | Pee ontes ealy Ve oe hot water, oa floors, vestibule RUSTIC LOG Only 4108. with $298 Dae Business Opportunities 51 acre. ated OY what has OPE 2.183. aw a eee on —_ —— sg oe fet ced St., Secoeeees eens Seer fireplace. Pull price just $11,000. with autiful sandy | avon TW Large lot 100x009, | INVEST Les oe ‘Por bent end ne i anemiy pa! 7 cTc beach on Watkins Lake. Fenced witht a Pipes or one od oe 2 rooms. Ot] heat. 1 car . 1% eer ra I only Ny1190 with terms. In good land contracts. I have all o Or = vs FLIZABETH LAKE | ESTATES rage, Well located at 536 UB . Lhe be pig toe toa 24X40 BUILDING — CORNER LOT | types for sale Call Ted McCul ONLY ~ for this attrac- Nelson St. Look it over and - | 4CBURN HEIGHTS AREA States coee ren. Large liv: | preRRY ACRES. Near Lake Orion | 105x150 near new school and ja eS GAUGE At AUTO. WILL TRA "$10, 950. tive b Perfect ee aman oe soe as ar con , 9 bedrooms with ‘tile bath, fgg room with natural fireplace. te build ah 3150 with home development, pele orton vet, a pong Se $0441 or FE __for- outboard motor. PE iy oe fR' living reom, enclosed | ~ for the rey wk eh located on better then } sere fe ee oo poe ein ol | Sage Vere AS oot | seore. nest ig grocery on cae | , WILL mar VACMAPRON , $1,950 DOWN fenced vard and garage. en Fat, nae ot best ont | Seer Se Sin tere Sere adie OE Lagat | JG HAYDEN, Realtor | 9, monte atl giass estnashe dove payment, Cal forma, Dece 6 ut 6.08 © “2 Adjoinin off Oakland Ave, | tractive § room & utility | 86. Walton Bivd. china cabinet FE £1499" on this now to 7 . OXBOW LK. "FRONT water and gas on street only | foom, & 16x24 work $8,000 — | GOOD RUNNING 1% EP. : ar on WRENCE W : INZ | LER » _ |2 story, 7 rooms and bath. White | $1300 with terms. — Easy Terms. for gun, PE 2-47M8. 7 ( ‘A Y] ORD George R. Irwin) Se. 22ce Spence. 8 Edw. ME Stout, Realtor ; | Classified Ads! To swap Tano# House ) Real Estate Fe ALTOR gy —°||REALTOR 200 Baldwin Ave. | fishing. Can be handled on terme, Open ‘Eves Til 8:39. J . R, Hiltz what you don’t need for|_sF ete. PE da00” % *h s Mich. 136 ©. Pr $-0101 . Bagina ! ELECTRIC INCINERATOR VAL: INCINER nT) EE Pie at no nis Phooe FE kee or Pm $400 Bre. | ee pAnamen® : x wee) ROD. RILEY. BROKER |" * w Bt, PE tm) tw. more = what you do,’ call FE |" ued et ioe Ga sRATOR. bullae tiple Listing Sesviee ve Real Estate Euchange” 509 Elizabeth Lake Rd, FR ¢1157 Open 9'to 8 28181," PZ material of equal value, OR | ‘ | NS (oF 5 . ) se WILL TAKE a : 4 oh, } i a oy f ; i % : — 4 Z | "4 / : P ia — F . | 4 { . ca . . = 4 oo | _THE PON TIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 98.1956. J} ibe’: ray i oem ae a i Swaps 55|Sale Household Goods 57) For Sale Miscellaneous 60 Fer Sale Miscellaneous 60 CARNIVAL by ‘Dick Turner For Sale Pets —_ 69 Sale ) Farm Equipment 76 E £ yr. GE ASHER — WHEEL TRAILER. CA 4, u Le FOR GALE. 2567 HOLLAND HAY BALER. Saute. f o''Brr’ cleantug’ plant Datlen, blue and chiame tbe and | stave, soote “and Bost Jackeon "Sita. "Dues “te “ioe. "0 $3687. 3820 Lakeville a : ‘ . FRIGIDAIRE On C. B. home, furnisted” & chairs, Kenmore deluxe stove, ex-| oars. pease saw. Lawn mower. N Gy p Eien Trade equity of ae ton, ee. ~ = a 4 Ton Air Conditione pees oe ee aE gO SIZES AN . an peeve y. Pers more Ag TANKS, TANKS, ONE $00 AND ONE 2 10n J nditioner rt 3 information call Rochester o1 | “AM ~y ag wr * 000 gel. Used. EM 3-4043 Perfect FOR SALE BEAGLE CALL FE MARES PRICED | TO SELL. | “Grive. iwweueela. 0 mee. aad at. HOTPOIN 00D COMB. DOORS. 76x68" locking Condit; Fou BALE GERMAN SHEPHERD CREDIT Cost 9400. Prive #940. Mi ¢0ne3._ jee US FOR ALL TYPES OF See seatetied: eas a. ea a \* wun merdenrs. Unea aly tore. Working Condition a pobre de Good poet CON as 1113, _For r Sale Motorcycles 83 Complete ‘ling of elect °. ron : GARAGE eae v7 A $150 00 ‘31 HARLEY DAVIDSON ™%. Loa. oe “colon, Lava ere fe nage al 8 —pr._FE 32-0048, { . oRaver. mS Tee On ee ae maar te Pa aiLt Fon Sante aH GRAVE _ ers ned, $2.50. ee OVEREEAD COMPLETE Pra ax YEAR OUD SHORT farm tractor, Piow & cuit. Ph.| your Harley Davidson, Bee Harie BARNES HARDWARE KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER | Fu gases a ee AE OR S14 haired "pointer. tL. Overlin.| MU? edits, Tom ‘Bohr Inc, Mi Baridson Bales Co, Haver . % ondition, F FIRST QUALITY 4 _oaginaw. = w. oe e — Oo Rikon e 7 oy Call PE 2-0464 hog 5 18" 4 x 8 tubs, 949.50; ulca aie $19 | GERMAN SHORT HAIR POINTER FOR A 000D BEAL ON WARLEY avi OFORCY. “Tae bd ‘ i uDpl 3 r old female, ree- e 63, m extras. , Sr poatiee “Prove Box Nona LARGE NATOR GAS basins, from.s10.96. . A. Thomp- sonable. EM 3-2250. XO. @ PTO B ALERS 2281. '3786 Alida off 8. Bivd Osh IN KEEG renge cies ‘new Me ‘ Perry TRISH BETTER PUPPIES FROM | IVER INDIAN MOTORCY: SE IN KEEGO — epomce | PTO MOWERS . Boi eed ae ee uooENy a ee Plyscore HOUSE. PAINT pilots te cing | eee amc nor | AE Came parte tractor or Ford tractor oF cari Call before 1°30 PM. PE 0-013 ee | ee 84 Ta . Bill MeCsia : dA RMB = a7 at ede oneal LINOLEUM ® PAINT SALE _ $4. 95 es ePPabtba wench | = root 10st, Sea Cokin’ Ave. | FE von eO TERME og eit | PONTIAC WO 5 juMnaRR COTTAGE. «ROOMS. |'@_Price at Jack's, 377 Baldwin | BATISPACT: a Parakests Guar. to Talk KING BROS. thorized ‘Triumph A.J. @. Match- naturel fireplace: priv. on Wel. LIKE NEW. BEAUTYREST EST BOX NEW \f CURIC FT. REFRIO. #118 RING. BROS. fo4 Allowance for old. bird Cages. ess dealer Parts, service. s Lake. 12 miles north of Pon-' springs and mattress, 1847 R AC COACH CO f : supplies. 591 4th Bt. 4023. oe ne at OPDYRE _232 East Pike St. ae Will trade for anything of | crs Silverware, serviee for 4618 Dixie wy Drayton _Plains TP PONTIAC RD AT oppy vRE Zr PARAKEETS. ae CAGES —— 1946 Aten ef DAVISON. el equa! vaise. Full price $5950 FE Brown Ok 300 ont blend cof- 3 NEW ALUMINUM HORIZONTAL a and supplies. Crane's Bird Hatch- Auction Sale 77 _tondition. PE §-7938. : 24638. tee table O windows 26x36. Ful! windows 44x DISCOUNTS _ery 9 auburn Rd. FE 46510 2 | __ For ‘Sale ‘Bicycles rye iwaP $160 |, FLORENCE GAS M APE E “COUCH | RD CHAIR, 4m" 3 windows 28236 630 used DISC OUNTS - ~ PARAREETS Pere SUPPLIES ioe BAT JUNE aT _. Oe range, 3 yr. old electric two oak end tables coffee ta- | _ cinder block 4x8xlé OR 3-026 : NiDd> DANCEY § PET 8HO (eon. Socoteail mille seatn eer tater AIRMAN OIRL'S moves range of equal_ value. “Pe ears fie. Call EM 3-000 onan O08 2 LEATHER CAR SEATS, HANDY DISCOUNTS 29 vores | = mis Ae) eee ens ee seat or a ees via. oe MAGIC CHEF GAS STOVE. $50- furniture. Phone MI 6-085. “ ia a tela, tees eo OSE SEeTRERD, Fe a Coupitte tne Micbal Deere eae BOYS 24° BIKE GOOD CONDI give or take difference Call Pk 2 gray matching oh ee pads. i, BAG SIZE WATER COOLED | AT_ ALL YARDS : REGISTERED TOY FOX TER- med tciwiiag 105 —— JD- | _tton $28, OR 31321 8.0253 oxl2 & Oxl0', $60 2-2108, mixer. Also l-bag size with hop- noor ® OARDS . 0 PER M. eta and grown dogs. ann aise bbe etter | re 26” ENGLISH BIKE, EY- FRADE ‘# “FORD ‘47 “OMC PICK- MISCELLANEOUS HOUSEHOLD per and auto. water system. Good AK FLOORING ... $80 PER M Call ieee 2 springtooth crags 12A combine. | oes eh eondition, extras. FR On Sieol or ish cag Phowe uerneots i waMooany Com ag == “es POWER MOWER. wispow *s 4398 UP Lore SE MARANER Theta tian: ei bae side delivery eke ee ia “ BOYS, 2 Oris, oa & — LA 17" MA 5 lierearca: oe 2) ces months o! xe. hun ader Manure loader, 2 : q WILL SWAP WELL ESTABLIBHED 50" cabinet. Only 660.95 MI ‘Good condition. PE Aes) oe 0-8 6 ee rr. | ers. Inquire Holly. MElrose 4-5831. wheeled trailer It'inch hammer.| like new. te 1002 Martowe, Ro hes geeemry ere fee ee ee so (2 FT. DEEP FREEZ MALL | sages 8 LONG SPRINGER SPANIELS. BEAUTI-| mill. 36° tractor buzz saw. Drill} ter what have iu Cail efter 800 MAPLE CRIB AND MATTRESS | saw. Both in good cond.” Pr 10366. ONL Fr. ful puppies. Bred for hunting. | press and biacksmith forge. JD, _Suindre _ to (Sur dy maple wardrobe |g OAL, TOAST MASTER ELEC. ext, ext, and x10. TIMBERS Ideal pets ‘Registered MA ¢1408 | bien epeed rubber Ured wagon & |GIRLG 26” BICYEL © a ae “LAND CON. Chest Fay modern table | water heater. 21" reel type power 20c LIN FT. CARIN TERRIER PUPPIES. FE x. airy cows. _Good cond MA _ 6-3900. a LL ew $3 Bleached - Bt | ernsey, 2 fresh, 6 cows due tract as payment for 3 or '3™D ese Ls any cor mower. Roto Hoe and rotary ep | Boil . sinks. bathtubs, plum 3 & August. 3 cows milking Eee ving STATE. TW each tae ae ae Ct aa movie Ot Twsgd ack maker with of Bt | Weiss) aad cE keas Gl ooue WANTED: D'GOOD HOME FOR KIT- bred ‘back Quantity of hay.| dikes. 26°. 2008 Rarkmen. on MUST “SELL. | MOVING NG OUT OF at | heaters and all & ef build- N Y Mik 34500. WILL @WAP BUILDING om 1Sx 188 with new 2 car garage, Weill and — ae @ tate mode: car oF cash 5-75.26 $2 or ‘53 AUTO IN ate 3 piece, Kroehler sectional 1955 GE electric range and re- frigerater and misc furniture and | hacetk household items FE 82687 trede on new Reiliart cei rs © JEW STOVE. 30 INCH. ADMIRAL, #1450 refrig used FE 50 NIcF sTUDIO nen “AND OC- camping trailer MUlberry Fog Sale Clothing casional their Cheap FE 86-0323 TOP QUALITY MANS SUIT WITH Of] TANK 250 GAL $20 277 {we pair pants sive 3@ tong Tec” Prali amajl for owner Good buy Also . . . ‘ on OLDER € CUBIC FT LEONARD Prone PE 50038 Ue re{iig Goud for cottage May ‘alr €-1130 WHITE MAJORETTE BOOTS 6', 2 IN ork ence FE at ue = OF LIVING ROOM CHAIRS $ 0000 DRESS - POWER LAWN MOW $38 | $10" come: man aileeen! jackes.| FES sere 40 Lod Soi 833. ' ew trousers, flems, 88 ies ree. _ — fas CONDITIONERS - FREE ZE 13 & re ie “sUmTS. ‘DRFSSE: = ooze and formals Alse 2 ons CRI ATP ay LECTRIC es size 3. FE ¢-@82 2468 aor = Ra. AILORED ania” “GOWN Auburn Heights i sine 12 and headpiece #30 OR ROYAL TYPEWRITER. $2456 3-884 Davenport and chair, $1950. elee- > .. -W...cheald (in ges ttle roaster $650. refrigerator, Sale _Household Goods 57 3950. new reliaway beds com: > = plete, $1783 gas ae si9 = t NEW REA china cabinet. $14 ining roo 1 FmOWAre etd ill fur. ‘utte 63950 floor model ete | ture PE $4687 fer appoint phonograph comb 838 50 e- hoo a ne hole desk, $1495. § piece chrome | = ‘inette $2895: large bookcase. § PIECE MAPLE BEDROOM OUT- gies doors, $2495 Buy sell and Ot, $5 lrenrite FE 44250 trace Pearsons Purniture, } FINE PORTABLE RADIOS. FE 42 Orchard Lk Sa PE etl $-8755 REBUILT WASHING MACHINES. | - gn ee = = ' oaern 2oor on your warage costs | I pc. DINING ROOM SUITE 2, all a hag moony lek cai ee | YOU CAN'T Bu | fess than vou think Let us rive pe Mving room suite 2308 Silver, tric. 52 Johnson. FE _ 45160 LUMBER ea witres estimess Pareles ROOM AIR” CONDITIONER ‘| beastie orp eel Gy ictal SE Ves we give Gold Bel! Stamps. ~~ a ee = ee ge y season — fh i | 6 cO_ FT DEEP FREEZE ee earl ee Geran {| Windows made to your orter. 371 8 BE Paadore DOOR ter ate co seo 8 La __ Walton Bive mo 2675 Robind: ndale FE re 8-3975 | Steel clothes posts—$!1 46 pr a ae LIKE isi2_ RUG & GAS STOVE FE — < Sinbace ~DIEBOSAL Sheet-rock--C&C—$1 53 (GIRLS 20 IN BICYCL 2-0060 —- arse Eieeerig Col | Rockiath —C&C_#1 1 piv weed | nou Cheap 58 Ortcle Rd “LIKE | boards—tnauls —pir OLLINGSHEAD VARIETY fi co vr DEEPPREEZE = 1660 Wo Muren | pyscord—nails—door -ardware |” Store. 7 miles out Baldwin. Arm- iy $200. Also - SIMMONS 3 SOFA BED. LAZY BOY elta—rol] roofine A shingles strong floor covering. and Mac Je L. ———— = healr. elec re Frigidaire, | We are more than unnaaet to Haars "tec paints hone ‘7-825 is peal nee CONSOLE TV. (aby busey and strolier. WE! eur competed: HOOVER ~GPRIGHT ~VACUCM entenma kit $0 98 42067 OUR LOW mor WILL "pL EASE ate & ode attachment 5. 80 fi ; ee t L WALTON TW, SHAG Sa PEPER | vase wate rns rams, | Ori te + ev ¥ ~eaob stented = el Sea En WaenER $25 SOLID MAPLE “Couch 2 CHAIRS — SU "RPL U =) L C M BE R eas Es approved for use on R 818 FE $-9173 Idea! for recrtat jon toom, $3¢ & Materia! Sales Co Comsumer’s ines $98 30 and $119 50 eereie +g ) Dark walnut double bed Spring 4340 ee Ra M39) OR 31-7082 selues $4950 and 65950 These a a ndiion OR) 1321 and matiress $20 Good ¢ond OPEN 83 30 Closed Sums are slight!) marred Alan elec- condition PF ?- trte () amt bottled gas heaters ACCORDION POR (GALE CALL arc “EUREKA WaCtUa | ANCHOR FENCES | at terrhic values Michigan Fiv- OF 3-8208_— cleaner. 069.95. Floor model, | No money down FHA approved. orescent 393 Orchard Lake Ave AlMosT NEW 14 CU. PT KEL $4095 | EE ESTIMATES VE 6747] ~~ IN STOCK vinator deep freeze Call at FE 8 MUNRO t0ee W Huron. rie 8 Drain The 42006 er come out to 118) Au STOVES BOUGHT. SOLD. ae ewer Pipe - all sires burp, corner of Marte, Must ed. Turner's @0? Mt sia | Complete stock of fittings sell. leaving etty cas EF Am! & i wlesas ne ae ate Soa fue + ria asterdos ser leaie ANTIN FE ROSEWOOD SQUARE TABLE LAMPS ee ee) 428%" Plasterboard |. #155 BLAY'OCK COAL & BUPFP!Y CO tard (piane, $206) Frooe FE aie psy seine” 3 rr ssceaut: 383 4x8',” Plasterboard $173 ®1 Orchard Lake Ave PE 3-7101 Wes Gi eal Gann Lake Ave “e 4x7%_” Plasterboard $19 TRRIGATING PUMP GOOD CON-, AP SPINDRIER WASHER. LIKE bls : —- | 4n10 and 4212 also tn stock dior FE $-2418 AR Gute, Axe Apt 8) SED REFRIO Bel JET WATER PUMPS sees 0. ater Ee sed gas stove _ ec . F | —- wen aC Sees vaca Wanner 500 38 ip Crown Coat tr Q S228 8 Themoscn 008 Ferry gee art MY 3ace == Rollaway bed with mattress 81495 4. 1» Jommt Cement In Q €220 KITCHFN 4 CHAIRS LIVING RM aie bee APPLIARCES New Buck Beds from 839 93 oso fr teint system $3.79 suit pot Mater beater chicken TRADEINS GUARANTEED. LORD'S WAREHOUSE ope eto pee imeg) Se [78 eee ee -| Autemetiec washers ap sT79 Flizapeth 1 ake Road 50 th at g7De Se es b GUTTER lke FPOOT WAR- “W-neer washers bed up == PE 8-3741 eaae ed Sit 5 ss Aa Wick « 367% Orchard Lake Rd re ‘ —— . t scor : ae , ' a =a yeocaupieassrs | rts un TRADE ELECTRIC RANGES FOR 4x8',” piywood $3 KOCH BARBER CHAIR $125 278 "Rere ‘Ropiacementa Para.” gas rangen Ro B.Mucre. 1000 100 A beg 7 meuiation 84m) f Telveraph : r ~ LO ¢ CTR Service | Osais we _Mur ™ ———— | MAKE sURE ITs ie 2 ovens Alse refrig Good 2 re ne “THIS” WEEK'S - maior MArfair @2768 _ SPECLAES.~ BURMEISTF LAWNMOWERS SHARPFNED 41 BOUT ANYTHIND YOU WANT. : - * * il rOR i. “HOME CA ee eee ae oss Os . kes a welt fo0 WTR YOUR Us eee ng ae pee eon wt sco = Northern Lumber Co. | color painting problems Hun. map ‘ou = ape ‘al wail they arcane ple gerator $35 060 8197 Cooter Lare K Grede of colors to chose trom in | a vconewes ae = “wp. 6 drawer chest £10 0 — = rst oy Fs rubber base or Jelled Magie—no e ree "5 incert | drip paint’ free parking tn rear adoptees ee “ho oeie crcoeecplgie adie He *s ' Detroit _ __ VE 141% of store Oakland Puel and Paint room fixtures beds, chests, dress- New §x12 Orientai rug $2900 ADULTS RN ADDLE 436 Orchard Lake Are FE ets, vanities and -prings apd Oakiand Furniture Co Bit bridle and reins MAyfair. _5-€150 none apusmeemeany | mattresses Living toom suites. 104 8 Saginaw st _ FE 2-552) re - _ LAWNMOWER SHARPENING | e castong chairs ‘ables. lamps TRADE-IN DE rT 4 INCH SOIL PUPE. 4 FT 383 Adtusted ‘e factory standarde | TV sets, rediocs. rugs — © room Tk ! sume Pum $32 05 Used mowers $5 and up | pultes Dinette -ets and * Occasional chair sees SAVE PLomeio cprty . 84 Oakland lope osiegcetpany Pato) a ved aeie: 283 12S Sesto 52100 LAWN MOWER. 2! JACOBSEN Hiss yout) ase yas ase® ~ w FATERS $4463, Lawn Queen Slichtiy used bargains Electric Ranee $20 6 AUTO. ATER 4 2d ms Re- About ', price FE 4-7114 USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN 2 piece sectional, $39 9 Raita CS follete ronn 3 pe. ‘tC ~pic are | TP TO 34 MONTHS TO PAY Dresser ee ve ie es colored beth tub toflet. and lave- | LIONEL AMERICAN : TeReeT ee vanrit ~ "on " ad We buy. sell or trace Come ost A Gea aes torr oem 0 8 Themme FLYER TRAINS and look around 2 acres of free “er dming reom suite $49 50 u —————-= | Authorizec factory service an@ pe MANY ITEMS BELLSAW. SAWMILL AND EDO-! Genuine factors parte. Pree teat OPEN party . ro LJ CONVENIENT TERMS ing ——— er cine eee, Themes analvier S WoRON ST | Bs & § motor. in good condittc s La 8 sales co. ue VTA kr Wy fice for 8 cule ane ane Can 1 — 4omiles Eo omtiac, eT o seen at als “| . E of Auburp Heights v2 Auburn URNETURE € Walled Lane. PE 24130 POWFR MOWERS ROTARY oe & Saginaw & ~ TILLERS F WER SeRaT EN Ra~ Moe econ! PONTIAC MICH | BATHROOM PIXTURES. YOUNUS | A depot ef] Mole me __. PRONE PY 5024! = ; 5 _—— | town kitchen furnaces: Ot] gas) payments ape we Miller | ASPHALT TILE de TRADE-IN DEPT. | and coal, Hot water and steam) Garden an? town Equirment. | Linoleum Pioor Tile ......-. 3c 2 Pe living Rm suite si995 dotlers. automatic water heater, 1343 8 Woodward corth of 14 Unciaimed Linoreum 20 eat? ‘ ti995 Hardware electrical. supplies | Mile Ra Pirmncham MI 452 | euraias Paint . $149 3 Pc. metal bed pois cl 2995 creck and tile galvantred cop - NEW GALVANIZED PIPE loll 9 Enan $198 Rerond electric men a . heeds t pipe and fittings [owe Bros | Ye in. 121) ft len op bs se ft HAROLD 8 PAINT & LINOLEUM Friedl tent tae A caine aa _ ee SUPPLY. 30me as in 121) ft lang SA 8 Saginaw =f aperr i eam paar s $ pe tt $248 ~ =~ | SAVE Pt UMBING suPPiy Porte Teco WASHER AND GAS (ri Dy hein eaare $695 BEEF AND PORK aay aXD 1728 Secinaw FE 5.2100 _ aryer, like new te tes MANY ITEMS NOT LISTED Sees | Ones ene = | OFFICE DESK AIR COMPRES: | _ TANITY. DRES ABOVE | _& Truck 1 BEDS, Bi og spas 4333 W ‘ \t yN’S CABLE TOOL | wai LL DRILLING | tank comtan sc oc, Norge oll meet ————— machine ’ y ean ED Ee anpncst. _vanTry ane 18 W Pike & Pe ¢1132 1 ton treck PE 98-8132 | etc Sen Cheon nee acne SaGanl ‘Olive €1521 or VACUUM CLEANERS. PARTS CABINET SINKS ion B59 9S | lawn mower Flood) ights & sock. | Guive t 1 _brushes al makes @56 Myre | Binks to build im $1.95 ets Houcetraller uncer carriage. | BENDIZ | ELECTRIC _ DRYER USED BARGAINS | Double sinks o we ok. _MY_ 33732 mpson erry = garanteed delivery, 2 Nor Son : . Norge Refrig sw 50 up . ee Se Yh RNACES a a =f model. A-1 eondition Phene: | ocr garcvange Ses0 || CYCLONE. “yuna FARE wart | Tctory_New 0205 OR_ 39634 MY_33711, - Hamilton e Dryer $950 _mates. OR 3-6321, |OLD GARAGES | REPAIRED He i ¥ h af | - BABY BUGGY. STROLLER CRIB Thor Wa ake Cleanup Time | Is Here | tece. Put pases garage doors, | ona matiress. FE 56-2485 between Bend!x Aa ¢ PM $99 (LAYIONS G IKE NEW, GOOD : hay tee i Colgate Ave Furniture Apphance BLOND OAK | PIECE BEDROOM 365 Orchard Lake Rd suite, $110 ainut telephone ta- Sia Martcr sn7e vie. ate Walnut coffee table $15 FE 5-881! FE 5-89 = os aaecie $29.50 AND sean ; iientT ‘DINETTE. ‘SE Munro [lectrie Co. . “Yeon Ww. W. Huron ped. ehest, tables, wardrobe vals . _3-6461 USED R REFRIGERA HERATORS. R — mise OR ~~ $49 50 and up. R unro Elec- tric, 1060. WW, fee BOTTLE GAS USED HOTPOINT IRONER, 84063 New low price. Compiete insta!- New Heipoim dishwasher $125 jation.. Only $$ plut gas. Kenvop Used TV’ 24.95 Fig ue Rottie Gas. OR 3.2491 (pede Norce ep Ranges nai aoe os Tee efrigerator RABOATSS 1 In SMALL RADIOS 86 Sweet's Radio & Appliance to $12. 5-875: ix SOrs 422, W Huron FE 4-1133 RROWN roe oat 7 . 4 cushion, evtra long Magic Chet USED E L FE. CT RIC ase renge Ee Come? WATER HEATERS EasH FOR_ heals FURNITURE epecialL CLEARANCE SOMF a. tools, OR _—— LIKE NEW ALL WELL KNOWN EuROME DINFTTE SETS, MAKES SIZES 30.GA. TO #0 GA “AS semble these yourself and tere. TAKE YOUR Pic. $49.50. four chairs and table. $6995 vai- TERMS CONSUMERS POWER ue 63093 These are new 1956 CO 28 W LAWRENCE FE designs. famous make. formice 29-8151 tops, ‘popular colors Look snd veR¥ CLEAN LIKE NEW HARD- compare these terrific values wick gas range with light and Michigan Fluorescent. 383 timer Broller and otility drawer chard Leake Ave - Priced for quick sale, OR 3-1001 ¢LOTHES DRYER, GAS. “BEST WALNUT DINING ROOM TABLE dt lightly aeratehed b exceptions “valve. Michigan Fiu- | cue mat were. 8 @ and ‘The orescent. 383 Orchard Lake Ase “or Sunday. MI 4-8785 L aoe 6 a WAYNE GABBRT'S” wetking conditicn, Only 009° = APPLIANCE SALE MT 6-1300. SraTH oF A up to 25% DISCOUNT On all new floor samples. Wash- mm ft. re freerer| ers — Dryers — Ranges — Refrig- pe. universal Elic, plop craters TV sets—ete. Ralevod apie rieray chest) 2 YEARS TO PAY of drawers, lamps, tables. brene Delivered, Instal rviced fast set, sw rr, ey’ 121_N. Saginaw ___PE_5-6189 ————— co. Call wrerinGHOUSE AUTO. WASHER. at @ Y¥ Lane, Ortonville. Water saver. Needs. Mich. Lake Louise Sud. Anytime. | airs, ie Burns Rd Mil. 12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 A] FT. WALL TILE 25¢ FE AR.-HOUSE PAINT. GAL... #1 98) _burn Ave JeeUINT, IML D ae i . eure ais C86. SYERS, 141 W HURON oe obs, = . DON’T w ISH FOR \MONEY! Make it easily ithrough Classified Ads. To sell, rent,’ bay, swap, hire, dial FE 28181 4 \ Freezer — Lb] hoe ft. chest Advertis ¥ | TRE than xv Gpares co, al solid oak step and coffee tables — hand block maker with a tachments and 30 pallets Doub) el size bed springs OR 3-4561 /30 GAL. OIL kitchen table. 4 chairs. | ressure cooker canner, ! shades 6 bent wood vegetian blinds mi«c 1704 Crescent Lake Re 30 GA. OIL WATER HEATER 16 HP garden tractor FE Teor 21 qt. bam- chairs, articles WATER HEATER, | MATERIALS BELOW ARE Ales @rade doors ing supplies AND AT MAIN YARD veal New front doors zi7° shelving brds 1i5¢ kuouy pine $1405 per 100 sq ft | Garage siding $1497 per 100 sq. ft | Asbestos siding $1225 per 106 sq - 33° Pivscord 428 sheets $329 _ 7060 Langre St Fibergias insulation $450 rol! 186 FT LENGTH OF ¥ ‘RUBBER House paint a 85 gal hose 350 Inquire Johnson Ot! Co 677 § Telegraph FE 56-7831 Roofing, hardware ph: abeg ee- IR COMPRERSOR WOR THING. | ment, sewer crock drain tile ce-/| ton 1ts82. ‘2 hp Port unit OR ment blocks, 3 1 ; — Bame ft. we have it’ 82 OAL. (ELEC HEATER sa0s UNION WRECKING 30 Gel. Te Heater $44 OS COMPANY INC. | Cab. caked . 08080 up | MAIN YARD Laundry trays , faucets 618 96 | u 8 R¢é PLOMBINOG j fe TW to @ Prt’ m | 172_8 Saginaw st lo shoo onatior TNR HARPER) MM REVERE MOVIE CAMERA. ' |" model No. 50. like new. with filter Datiy Kenwood oe te 5 i fer tneide and outside color pie- | tures attachment 047! Bonnie Brier BUY NOW | EKEMTONE i Promo — SwPr Our stock ‘s new and complete We still] have a good supply of | used white pine 3213 timbers riced for a quick sale Ine ee pet 2z17's I¥ BETTER 38 Pontiae Lake _us i “Levek OUTBOARD } MOTOR 2? Come im and see our new deco- | rations ~ Reeverine the new on” interior pat . CHURCH'S S INC. 107_S._ Squirrel Ra (FE 2-€23) | ASING OUT Se tmiaid tile (Ox) te SOc Wall tile.........-.5:.0. We ft | $4.85 Lo Reece ass awoes $169 gal Linolew: 39e yd | Ru eben Sere pain “$2.95 cal. ' SMITH’S Bey S. ee) 6@ FT. PICNIC TABLES. 810 PLANK 9% ® Sacinaw St rowbosts PAIR OF tep. $15 anc up New $40 and up. 7600 Elizabeth Lk. Rd 'DAYSTROM KITCHEN &FT | porch furniture | place eet, 1 | robe trunk. chairs. Schwinn 13 Mile Rd cies 6.2085 and Telegra ph PRI DRAW TITE HITCHES: —— Or CADMIUM TE The kind that bolt to the frame of all makes of ¢ F. E Ho ars wiand 245 Dixie Hwy ce OR KI FOR SALE COMPLETE SET OF Triple set of to “32 womens golf clubs. carburetors. ‘49 FE 5-3986 EASY ite “DRYER. A-) CONDE. | TION SAL Lape ba GooD BOY'S BIK P-RLING siL Ay ER CANDLE "| app sw FO wit AP AME VALUE EWA ROLLER SKATES. CHILD'S tad ee =wOOD RP. ELECTRIC P, STOVE, TABLE TO! _go0d condition, — $15. PE 58-1300. FANS, FANS. FANS ALL SIZE all styles. Windows, pedestal, at- tie, ventilator 8485 up. Terrfiec values. — _Preateccens, 303 orchard ake A 77 XTURES ase over or r e cabinets, . mod- raise your bathroom $0.95 val fans Michigan “Fluorescent rd Lake FOR SALE, TORILY Welch Boodle baby buery with mattress, $15. when new ne PE 2-3272. 8. "Pertect 6811. UPR condition. Cheap. aa bd pag TOILETS $16.95 bi $8.95 Cher | | DEALER OIL TANK GOOD USED PRACTICE PIANO. Recently tumed $30 _188 N Johnson ¢ Garage Doors Berry steel overhead factory sec- up. Terms 2 HORSE, 25 Inquire 1253 Hummer | Ortonville, Mich NT SALE | power Le Rad PENNY PAI With ir vented fill cap $37. FE Boat trailer . Large. NEW | Tit tog CA Pe OR © 9906 by MEA Serves, ten. “Henry's peacemaker technique might work internation- ally—he gets the opponents so interested in himself they forget each other’ For Sale Miscellaneous 60. septic tanks i You (SELF-FEED RIP GAW 3100 5 BP ingie phase window co, Tones. ‘Seniece rt _EM_ 3-4083 REO GASOLINE MOWER. TNO Used a few hours ‘% price $160 25° ree! cut. PE 68-1832 2196 Chal- a tia eee ROTO-TILLER TRACTOR, _ Goon condition. Reasonable. Phone FE _ ooene — ROMEX, BY THE oo ée¢ PER foot. Wall boxes for lex plugs, 28¢ ea. Main & e boxes, 5. a. rry 8t SINK, YOUNGSTOWN, CA easiest G condition $114 value for _$58_ No desiers 2575 SOIL PIPE $345 PER LOP. “WAR- __Wick’s, 2678 Orchard Lake Ra ‘Special wood and steel Clothes Posts 'BENSON LUMBER CO. f SHEATH EATHING BOARD S46 8 Saginaw FE 42541 _SEPTIC TANKS REINFORCED CONCRETE PY +6428 3873 Ells Lk R4 STORM SASH Aluminum combination -end doors LOW an 2x45 ix6s. 328s and me.” up Netis, $950 c keg Gece paint $1 98, 13 08 and $198 and up 100 M and Por frat fila-up job while you sare) pees TES MA 5-5811 laid sLACKETT® #iél Dixie Hwy TOOL SHED ON N RUBBER TIRES, farm chassis FE 2-68 TOILETS $4250 VAL. a y LAV- atories $2950 walue $1495 Stal! abowers complete with faucets aod curtain $48 velue 3448 These are siightiy marred Michigan 4 a ect 3 Orchard Lake Talbot - Lumber Por wet Dasement use Therocea! In paint. we have BPS Geld Band Soret Satin Plaste- Tone and Breere 1075 Onakiand Ave Ph FE 4-2622_ TIRES. 4680148 LIKE NEW some 6dor1e ‘eT & Johns _ VENTILATING FANS FOP ca H- eos and bathroom $4¢ 90 $20 98 also large seiectior chimes at terrific values ‘gan Fluorescent 383 Orchard Veremsx? _ a WHITE SCREENS, &TORM WIN- dows and doors. Various sizes two 70x88". Excéllent condition wor es 80000 eee WATER SOFTENERS rains FHA terms and sare’ WILLIAMSON HOT AIR FURNACE with auto controis nag so 6) n GE refrig Good cond !tion ee EM 32842 6844 Seotch Lake rs BLDO. a L8O Bur MI 6.3247 “YOUNGSTOWN CASINET SINK 34° ~ | BORT AND FLOOR SANDER | House paint, 1 gallon $3 68 | ea getione\ (00 oes eceu $01 wo gailor for .....,. $5 99 Rubber base paint. gal 83 89 pete or par a $ ol 1 gal. paint roller of pan $3.90 ETOOR SHOP Open Sto 8 aul ft _No calls with after track OR aePM doors +702) BI RMU DN SHOL SE. IDEAL FOR BeACit AMPERS A ~ACK YARD CEN ODEESS FOR TRAILER OWNERS. Hi UE es) HOOsE FROM, MONEY DOWN. eS INVITED ~ me REO DELUXE REEL LAWN MOW- er yr. old Hand lawn mower Phone FE $-3458 SALE, materiai on Your next house job or store. We a full line of Piv wood sulatior, Paneling , Hard Ete. PAUL 8T_ CYR LUMBER CO 6120 BOGIE LAKE RD. _. Tel ire 32731 : PIPE $20. BUZZ | ton up truck, $175. LEATHER FOLDING | d PRTRTCRITD | NO |. } Tr mode! $139 50 value *99 50 ese are slightly marred. alco devera! and “models Wall and eabinet« at extracrdinary Youngstown Kitchen Apr- complete display room: and free planning DAILY Quarton Ra 116 Mile) 1 mile west of Woodware 17.30 to $ & M Fu Sand and Top Sol! Co MY 60516 & MU #2509 FARM TOP SOIL BLACK DIRT. $ vds. per $10 Delivered. FE 4-€588 GOOD ROAD GRAVEL. | S$ yards —$8 Delivered. Cement grave! § yerds—$10 Delivered FE +1170 _ or 8-2500 PONTIAC LAKE BLDORS. 8UPPLY Wash sand ang grave! Fill dirt 125 | 3382 2 Door Deluxe.... 3368 | PONTIAC 2 Door Chieftain...... $ 799 P| Cy Ow e ns” Your Friendly: F ORD Dealer! | $ 135}, OUR FINEST S ELECTION Over 60 wonderfully reconditioned used cars are now available at OLIVER BUICK. Thoroughly checked from bumper to bumper. Drop in now and browse around—pick the car of vour choice—get our top trade-in allowance and be a proud and happy OLIVE BUICK CUSTOMER. $1195 $795 "$3. Pontiae Custom Catalsta. all ” °53 Chevrolet 2 door, radio and heat- ; ? 05 de : , leather trim, 2 tone paint, $295 down. er, 210 model. 4 very low price on a good car. $225 down. $895 $3 Pontiac 2 door, radio and heater, $1095 Hydramatic, deluxe 8. good rubber, *$4 Ford Customline 2 door sedan, runs good. $225 down. radio and heater, all the extras, im-_ $475 a maculate interior, good rubber, $2905 dow n. 49 Chevrolet Convertible, one owner, radio and heater, very, very, very clean car. No down payment. $1895 '54 Olds 98 4 door, radio and heater, Hydramatic, power equipped, one of our finest cars. $495 down $795 “*83 Buick Special 4. door, radio and heater, standard shift, low mileage . on this sharpie. Only $195 down. $2395 "38 Buick 4 door Special Hardtop, radio and heater, Dynaflow, light blue, custom trim, $495 down. $1395 "$5 Chevrolet 2 door, radio and heat- er, 210 model. Low mileage. Hurry on this one. It’s sharp. $325 down. $1195 '53 Oldsmobile 2 door, Rockef 8&8, Hydramatic, radio and heater, fine looking—clean, too! $295 down. ‘ - OLIVER MOTOR SALES TOP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES Ss OPEN > $1695 ‘ss Pontiac 2 door deluxe V8, radio — - and heater, Hydramatic, spotless in- side arid out. Only $395 down, $1595 "34 Buick Special 4 door, radio and heater, Dynaflow, V-8 engine, two tone paint. All this for only $395 down. ‘ $1695 "38 Ford 4 door Fairlane, radio and heater, Ford-O-Matic, low mileage, all the extras for only $425 down. $695 $2 Chevrolet Bel Air Hardtop. radio and heater, Power Glide, two tone | blue. spotless, $210 down. —— $445 ’S2 Plymouth 2 door. radio and heat- et, ideal 2nd car. Check this one now. No down payment. 30-MINUTE __ FINANCING ae a2 Dodge $717 oo _ | HASKINS a se is Birmingham , MIdwest 4-7500 , 147. Saginaw St, TILL O9P.M CHEVROLET MANY MORE | ~ | » JIVi, . “Oakland County's RIEMENSCHNEIDER m nNGNE CALL . |FE 5-410] | FE i 3588 | | ae te Faun. Goin Dealer” anes = MoE TH STARTS A COURTESY CAR Open 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. : 2.9101 COU RTEOUS SAL ESMEN ’ Open Nites ‘til # tacheaw Prey — - i @ * ~ ‘ “ ’ = inca 2 SS yt. i. ' , : fee foe | he LAKE ELMO, Minn. —A pair of all-thumbs burglars got an effi- ciency rating of zero in an at- tempted theft. After loading the safe into a stolen truck, they lost their way, turned up a driveway, drove up an embankment, stalled the truck, lost. the safe when it rolled out the back and fled when ¢:15—(7) News. Programs furnished by stations Hsted in this column are subject to change without notice. Channel 2—-WIBK-TV Channel 4—WWJ-TV Channel 1—WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS Hopalong Cassidy. ‘“Tricky Fing-) a farm boy investigated the clum- ers.” (4) News and Sports. (2)) Patti Page Show. Music. Drama. (2) News. 6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. (9); (4) Dolores. Short Iu: 25—(2) “Three on a Ticket.” Cann’ was sought by authorities in four states. FRIDAY MORNING |11:30—(4) Captured. “Joseph Mc-|4 | Nightwatch Theater. | 3: 30—(2) Edge of Night. (4) Queen of TV commercials. for a Day. (9) Justice Colt. 4:00—(2) Movie. (4) I Married Joan. (7) The Erwins. 4:30—(2) As World Turns. Cactus Dan. (7) Jungle Jim. (9) Howdy Doody. (4). makes a TV set easier and more Pleasant to operate, this device distinct effect on the characters | TV commercials often are too raucous, blatant, stereotyped, and repetitious. d The TV code lays down rules about the length and frequency _ of commercials, but these too ad y goings-on. 6:25 — (4) Weathercast. (2) TV 6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) rome © 00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Mr. ——saam,| Weatherman. ; | Farm Report. Twinky. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. ohm are lenened: even om the 6:38—(7) Lone Ranger. “‘Six-Gun 6:55—(2) On the Farm Front. (9) Dance Party. Easy TV Service| Artist.” (9) Million Dollar Movie.|1:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To- &:30—(4) Kit Carson. Once you have silenced the noisy | “Front Page Story.” (4) (Color)) day. PROMPT Dinah Shore. Music. (2) Sgt. 7:25—(4) News. 1s mot EASO Preston of the Yukon. '7:30—(4) Today. (7) Frontiers of Mountain - Pape’ | 6:45—(4) News Caravan. | Health. ¢ Christmas i SERVICE soe 7;55—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) cecorstive 7:00—(7) Jumbo Theater. “Wine of tant When You Want it St Albans,” «) The Best News. 11 30 «+ Pr.) | of ‘Groucho. (2) Bob Cummings #804) Today. (1) Little Ras: it istsicnasetts Yy I * . cals. brook trout Gi A 18 Second a. P | Show. 8:15—(2) Morning Playhouse. = “, HAM ON h7:30—(7) = rot “Mum: 5 8:25—(4) News. ae paiified | : ZAP | | ELECTRIC ao “A Trophy Amy Howard 8:30—(4) Today. (7) Wixie’s Won- i — (ab) ry | } 825 W. Murea PE 4-2525 |) Davenport. 8:45—(2) News, Weather. 2 Benoiat Yj | | ‘$:00—(7) Sur Tonight “Mr. Bells 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp- 2 oftenstvely 06 | es! creation.” (9) Motion Picture “er Room. . ia ee tal Yj | AIR a | re ea Peo- 9: 39(7) Heartthrob Theater. i Cup. as 0 bud yy | Choice. 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 1 Dry. as wine ; CONDITIONER #:30—(7) Greatest Sports Thrills 10:00—(4) Home. (7) Heartthrob ES hace All YY 3 / TON | (4) Theater. William Bendix’ theater. x Qveerve is te — 4 stars in “A Past Remembered.” 10:25—(4) Window in Home. : Dull ane SMe We , $1778 (2) Four Star Playhouse. Dick y@-39(2) Strike It Rich. (4), orem | Powell stars in ‘“‘The Stacked| Home. al Proneva . AT Deck.” 19:55—(7) News. %S Pourth | 9:00—(7) Douglas Fairbanks Pre- 11:00—(2) Valian: Lady. (4) It — } ELECTRO-MART ten “The Pai aaie (® Could Be You. (7) Story Studio. 4 Greek letter . eo Theater. “Yankee Cousin,” 11:95—(9) Experimental School. = l 1$8 Oakland FE 2-378) | (2) Arthur Murray Party. 11:15—(2) wove of Life. a Certain leaves «= @_- Engage 23 —— cone 40 Without (Pr.) = SS $:30—(7) Hot Rod Races. Motor 13-25—(7) News. es poly 7 Individual 27 Worm 42 —— greens | City Speedway. (2) Speech by 11:39—(2) Search for Tomorrow. $4 Veessl Sica xs bea Seni SUMMER BARGAIN! - Ben Morrell. (7) Robin and Ricky lon ipapedg ar - ee ; 3 Mesh —_ i . 8 t sian i ANTENNA $i x 1:45 —(2) Guiding Light hehe Se a) 10:00—(9) National News. (4) 11:55—(9) Billboard. 3 Social insect a8 Heart on arian trees ‘ab ) - = Michigan Outdoors. (2) Susie 3 Matgnase 3 8 i een so. =- Mallierafiers Sales @ Service OPEN 9 TO 9 OBEL Radio & TV $080 Elixabeth Lake R4. FE 4-445 > > a b > » > Call’ for Price > > > > » > _ Do-It-Yourself Tube Tester With Technical Advice “The Hubby Killer.” 10:10—(9) Weathervane. | FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2) Midday Movie. (4) 10:15—-(9) TV Baseball Hall of, Ding Dong School. (7) 12 o’Clock Fame. Marty Marion, of the Comics. (9) Children's Series. Public Defender. Out of 100." (9) The Falcon.| ,12:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Holly- “8 wood Stery. (7) Beulah. (9) Car- toons. “The Reckoning.” (4) Juvenile 12:45—(9) Myrtle Labbitt, — - PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY e =. | MOOT x © @ 4 P27 OOO eee 2 & © « A x OOK oe oee 4 500 ee 6 6 oe e+ee es Pat etetere 4 Oe OOS OOK x ~s A _* ¢ @ * @ 4 T oR pect FACTORY PR CYCLONE FENCE! no Ices gasy TERMS FOR FREE ESTIMATES PHONE Office or Phone Your Local Cyclone peadheranar OR 3.7368 THING oe Court. (2) Do You Trust Your|t190—() Lady of Charm. (3) Wife. | News. \11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. (9) Theater.|i:e5—(9) Shoppers Show. “Change of Heart.’’ (4) News.'1:25—(2) News. . (2) News. 1:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Party ‘11:15—(7) Thrill Theater. “Mark (4) Tennessee Ernie. | of the Avenger.” (4) The Little 2:99—(2) Big Payoff. (4) (Color) Show. “Time Stood Still’ (2) Matinee Theater. (7) Afternoon Miss Fairweather. Film Festival. 11:20—(2) Les Paul-Mary Ford.|2:30—(2) Bob Crosby. Music. | $:90—<2) Brighter Day. (4) Date — | With Life. '$:15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) Mod | ern Romances. '3:25—(9) News. 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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956 ‘ SIXTY-SEVEN | * + fe H ° Synod Ieks|_ T R P R , T pitchman with 1 this gimmick, his’ issourl in San s adi 10 rograms -- EMOTE HUMOL erations set tantic waving take on a comedy aspect. / And if he is not amusing to you a $1 13, 110, 10 Budget WIR, (760) CRLW, (600) ww, (950) WCAR, (1130) - WXYZ, (1770) WPRON, (1460) WJBK, (1400) d visually, you just look at the set occasionally to see whether he ST, PAUL, Minn, ~The Mis- HT WWJ, NBC News WCAR, News, Coffee 1:00-WJR. Road of Life Cuts Off oun has finished ‘his spiel, and then : sourt Synod Lutheran Convention) ¢:0e—WwJR, News Ay Bye WOM. Hows * . turn on the sound here has recommended a six-year,| W2, OTT Eteensie| WHYS. Top of Town | S30—WIR, Music Hall CKLW zou! YWuste ‘ . oe $13,110,700 budget, CKLWw, - CKLW, Ee Motes f WIJBK. News, Reid WJBK. Mews. ons George Tiny Electronic Gadget FROM ANY POSITION y =? e x Mews, Mcleod WPON, Record Room WPON, Don Zee “dink * The device can be used to activ-, : : WCAR, News, Caravan — |11:09WJR. News 9:00_WJR, Wm. Sheehan N, News. Platter Party! May Improve Quality of e The long-range budget proposal WON, Ne WWJ, Music . WWJ, Minute 1:36—WJR, Dr. Malone ate or control receivers from any : CKLW, Bud Davies ac , passed unanimously late yester-| “Ww.” fess tikolens. CKLW! News, ports a CKLW News, David WPON, Guy. Nunn TV Advertising position in the room or even from ts day in the form of a recommenda-| W