% ee ee aan __ U6. Weather Barean Forecast * ae The Weather ~~ Thunderstorms. i. yi “oan Page o | ‘ : ‘ ; | Edition . a ae iy ee Ae a6 7s m4 —e , : ; - - . ‘ 115th YEAR \ oe. kkkk | “PONTIAG, wichiIGAN TUESDAY! MAY 21, 1957 —28 PAGES” Doom. RATIONAL NEWS SERVICE be Where Twister Pulled. Homes Apart ’ OUSES BECOME KINDLING — Rows of ~ splintered houses show the force of last night's tornado in Ruskin Heights, a Kansas City sub- remaining. 35 Die as Tornado _ Belts Kansas City urb. Many of the houses have only foundations ar Wicophote a Pia, * e 7 ospital Bp id Issue Rejec by Wide Margin in Ballot ng Plea of Innocent! E Enteredby Hoffa in Wiretapping Charge He Conspired | for Eavesdropping dent of the Teamsters Union, pleaded innocent in Federal District Court to- day to a charge of conspir- ‘ing to tap illegally the office of the union. KANSAS CITY ~ The year’s'kept low by the advance warnings shopping center and the mew Two codefendants, Owen deadliest tornado thus far slashed ®!ven repeatedly by radio and two-millien dollar high school, across Kansas City's southern out- skirts at sundown yesterday. leav- ing 35 dead and more than 200 in- jured in its 8)-mile path. Injured were still being dug out ties of Kansas City and dissipated itself in the vicinity of Li Anxious Bear Dies of Stroke as Cubs Prowl television that a severe blow was to be expected. An initial survey showed 5 to Ss aa © ee Heights, along with a 15-store Seventeen bodies were removed from an A&P supermarket in ‘the shopping center. The wind leveled the Ruskin (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) homa last night. the! near Nowata. Flash flooding was reported at Stillwater in no central Oklahoma following rains which measured up! Tornadoes, Floods Batter at Oklahoma OKLAHOMA CITY (#—Tornadoes and flash floods brought more weather trouble to flood-plagued Okla-| While no personal _— were reported twisters, eashie | have been called to testify at (to school. Beginning at 9 a.m. this morning and until | congressional and grand jury in- about 3730 the teachers will be at work, while the!No®. orerrr rth} Seelignions of waien afis fe | s : to 7.25 inches in seven hours. It was still, raining early this morning. Stillwater Police Chief Homer yen said “several hundred” persons were being evacuated 'lfrom their homes after a dam on! ./a small private lake broke. Boom- from the weather man. Showers and to obtain secret information er Creek was reported overflowing. and scattered thunderstorms. are for Hoffa about its investigation Boughten said pumps were be- ing used in flooded basements at Okidhoma A&M College north- west of the city. The line of thunderstorms which moved into the state after two days, of clear weather also posed a potential flash flood threat at Guthrie with heavy rains reported m the Cottonwood Creek basin north of the city. ~*~ *« * in the north part of Oklahoma City. The National Guard was sent to Stillwater to assist in the evacua- tion of flood victims in the city of some 31,000 persons, including more than 11,000 students. : State Police were called to assist motorists trapped in cars on roads near Stillwater. Yale, a community east of Still- water, was caught in the flood and inundated. The Cimarron River rose out of . lits banks at nearby Perkins, Okla.,; and water was reported six inches about+ ‘Don't Plan Picnic —Rain's on Way — Picnic-frustrated Pontiac resi- \dents can prepare for another blast! expected late this afternoon and -l¢ontinuing tonight, low 532 to 5. | Tomorrow will be slightly warm- with scattered showers. The lowest temperature recorded in downtown Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was 4. At 2 p.m. the mer- cury stood at 51. Bernard Brennan, - presi- dent of Teamsters Local 337, and Bernard Bates Spindel, a professional wiretapper, also pleaded innocent. Judge Lawrence E. Walsh set bail at $2,500, each, and scheduled June’ 11 for the setting of a trial date. “ If convicfed, each defendant. could receive a one-year sentence and tHe fined $1,000. , tap apparatus was installed to the defendants to eaves- on subordinates who might | the Detroit area. | Hoffa is scheduled to go on trial) ‘in Washington June 17 on a charge) iof attempting to bribe John Cye iCheasty, a New York attorney. |ASKED CHEASTY? | | He allegedly asked Cheasty to Committee on improper activities; in the labor or management field involving the Teamsters Union. | In Chicago, the ‘Tribune today |quoted a top ranking Teamsters) er, high 60 to 64, and mostly cloudy) — official as saying that the action of the AFL-CIO Executive | ‘Council in removing Dave Beck as an AFL-CIO officer, also “seals jhis (Beck's) doom as president of ‘the Teamster’s Union.” Good Guess Can Win $100 -\Can You Predict Weather? Attention all Pontiac Press readers who own crystal balls! How about doing a little star gazing? Or are you by any chance the psy- chic type? will win a $100 U. S. Savings bond. Mail your postcard to: On the reverse side write your Press building by noon Thursday, wi be ak eligible, sd mail your entry soon. next weatherman! In any case here is a contest that is just what the doctor ordered. Start saving your old tea leaves to predict what will be the warmest date, hour, and minute in June. If you have the closest answer you Only one entry per person, please! All post cards must be in The - Anyone except Press employes and their immediate families is choice and your name and address. May 30. In case of a tie the prize |, to Rig Detroit Office’ | NEW YORK (? — James R.. Hoffa, ninth vice presi-| telephones in the Detroit) The government contande wire. | | Pontiac school children are enjoying a day off today i because ‘it’s BIE Day, the’day that Pontiac teachers go) City Teachers Tour’ IN PHS AUDITORIUM — Teachers assembled in Pentiac High Scheol auditorium this morning for a brief program before they split into smaller Teachers Assemble for BL E Day _ groups to visit and Education Business, Industry |etiagren rest. This is the day industry and education lock horns| ‘the city, as part of the annual‘Business-Industrial Me Bom Pentiac Press Phote industries and business places irf = Voters Record Decisive No (on 6 Proposals Property Owners Rebel Against Higher Taxes in Special Election By PETE LOCHBILER By an overwhelming ma- _|jority, Pontiac voters yes- terday refused a public bond issue’ to complete and equip the 200-bed addition to Pontiac General Hos- pital. ve In an apparent rebellion against higher taxes, vot- ers turned thumbs down on all six propositions of the special election ballot, \ineluding three general ob- ligation bond issues total- ling $4,550,000 and a $1 tax increase to finance them. Of the unofficial total of 7,261 land join hands, with 32+ and hosts. Approximately 803 teachers are get a job with the Senate Select|@xpected to participate. In cases.the major portion will con- ination of business procedures. Following this period of “‘in- struction” the teachers will be given their chance. They will be encouraged to ask questions and even possibly offer criticism. The educators of Pontiac are! given the opportunity to see the inside of a wide variety of Pontiac firms and thus learn more about the city. * * _ The vast field to‘be covered in- cludes the automotive industry, banks, the city's utilities, the City Hall, local irsurance firms, Pontiac Press, retail sales ee ard area hospitals, * * * On the other hand, occasionally the educators may come up with questions that pave the way for suggestions, It is this give and take from which many establish- ments may profit. The suggestions often.lead fo improvements in busi- ness jure. ‘ Therefore, BIE Day is not just a “getting acquainted’’ day, but one which is designed to further the knowledge of and progress of the You my turn out to be Pontiac's many businesses and — of Pontiac, ‘Addresses Nation Tonight on ‘V. ital’ Program Saco hs wee oo sist of guided tours, but with the! smaller establishments more time will be devoted to extensive exam- The of the city’s businesses industries acting as Group Batles Switch Yard — : Final Approval near their homes. . zoning, Meanwhile, the City Commis- sion. has scheduled final accept- ance of an agreement with the railroad for tonight's regular meeting. | The agreement calls for certain restrictions by the railroad in the yicinity of West Walton boulevard and Baldwin avenue, where the new yard would be located, in or- der to minimize neighborhood nui- sance, : SET HEARING DATE The residents asked that the city be refrained from issuing a building permit, President Asks $3.8 Billion for Foreign ‘Aid . FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES © WASHINGTON — —President|(™ asked today economic aid should be anes in the form of loans instead of out- right grants. He. proposed estab- lishment .of a development loan fund to be administered by the internation! Cooperation Adminis-/aren. \ tration. hower requested a separate ap- |propriation of $500,000,000 for the “Hfirst year and $750,000,000 for each of the following two years, * * * Toni ht’ 's radio - TV. ‘oroadeast Song on” CBS-TV) Comics my as ** ial ‘4 eats Hews)... eeeeeete 21, 92 Editorials . ieee ee erer errr ey 8. om Svievversvieverveds 21 ePeee ee eee ee ee eee La " . s¥ekeuesewes 7 17 1 Ora gan . Pay ooeuee 2, ds a ae (srpped ltorney Robert Hodge, there. : “°-¢ Utica’ Seine Souda $1 Million Contract ~ a Peal cartytniteee at 10:15 p.m. Pontise time), 9 Residents File suit * as Commission Readies A group of nine Pontiac resi- dents yesterday began an eleventh- » against locating the Western Railroad Co. switch yard They brought suit in Circuit Court against the railroad and the city of Pontiac, claiming the pro- posed yard would be in — of Circuit Judge George B. Hart- rick yesterday set May 27 as the, _ date of a hearing at which the railroad and city must show cause why a temporary injunction block-| ing the yard should not be issued. ive, Pontiac at-|— claimed values in the area had $1 million as the result of the proposal to build the vere + yj - He said the yard represented a nuisance to the neighborhood and|perg and Willis M. Brewer, chair- a danger to hundred of xo board’ anaes ening ee Oe Aico oh the eign wave 1S Kens WN For this new loan fund, ‘Eisen-|in ‘the 1957 public improvement . Public hearings on five Proposition | of the sewage plant system alse (Tax Increase) went down in defeat, ig ..- 4,871)” Jitough the city has 37,000 reg- s wblebleaane > 75/5 2,390 | istered the voting was con- - sidered heavy for a Proposition 2 and compared favorably with the (Regulating Bonds) April primary total. . No oo... cee eee 4,859 \sTUN OFFICIALS ‘ Yes... 2. ee eee ee 2,185) City and hospital officials were ay left stunned by the hospital vote. P, 1 _| There were fears the wing must (Regulating Bonds) ‘remain an unused shell for at least 4.343 two years, unléss some other meth- wee esis dames ‘ aca od of finnecing is tend, ove ee eee OO we ee eee , This was because the tax in- tas crease was in the form of a City Tn # oe — ) _ | Charter amendment, and defeat- : ed aniendments can only be re- No wiele le eisle sie ereln ace 4,531 submitted to popular vote after a V6 nnd ocwessasess 2,203) two-year interval, ae The tax increase and two other Proposition 5 minor issues also were trounced (Hospital Parking) by the two-to-one majority. No ....... cece eeee 4,671 * * * eo Property owners, who would Nie scsi cern 2 1,514), Peoaty erters, Shp week Da P ition 6 naregged controlled the i. ‘ property owners were 4l- (Sewage Plant) lowed by law to ballot on the three No . oveeeleone 4,589 inond issues. se any a 2,199} onty 527 registered voters not ewners turned out to {May Veto Parks Bill rome doa iy er ed. LANSING # — Gov. Williams |. The results were heard at City served notice last night that he arg al night in an saan wil] veto a bill to charge ad- g mission to state parks unless the |TURNOUT DISAPPOINTS Legislature comes up with some | A gathering of City Commission- more money for park develop- jers, officials and — S~a5y ment and land acquisition. who cast ballots, 6,734 were prop- erty owners, who soundly defeated the three bond issues by two-to-one ‘majorities. (Continued on Page 2, Col. shaken but unbowed today hospital bond issue defeat. Hospital Board Members Hope to Complete Wing Four senior members of the city’s hospital board were in the wake of — refusal of voters to okay # $1,500,000 bond issue to a general revolt agains t+ higher taxes and not to criticism of the present teats building record. Harold B, Euler, Harold S. 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Buri-| = is af W orld’s First Jet-Prop Airliner ; ed president of a} -will be in Oak Hill Cemmetery.| S00 Ceaeel The ev. se : CANNON PLAID ) AE the Oakland) Mr. Hoyt died Saturday at Pontiac’ “| ; FASTEST TO J | mats, Counc "Bankers ener lnsptal Annes a et, Bane, a ttc BATH TOWELS I ark Cemetery. - bee Assn., Mr. Ball was affiliated with the Milford Branch of the Com-| ssantETTE — Service for Mrs.| Mrs. Rockwell was born here. on ~ munity National Bank of Pontiac| Dorothy V. Johns, 42, of Detroit, May 22, 1868 to John and Anna 4 59¢ Cc for the last 15 years. who died Saturday following an|Yerkes Harrison and married in 7a : Val : He was born and raised in Mil-|@4tomobile accident here, will be) 1893 to the late Charles : Px alue ford as were his parents Mr. and|held from Marsh Funeral Home at|well, mayor of Pontiac city Oe | Mrs. Norman. Ball Sr. 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in/yeaTs ago. — se i ¥ . ‘ Evergreen Cemetery, Brown City.| She was a member of the wr i MATCHING 10° i ; Ft ae ; I 4 ; ' ni , 3 : & f ane | x ! ¢ Ms ay! oii ¥ " ° } i = 3 | j | Patt ; ! * } S ee T ‘ lic , bp fag i = ys ‘ : i pop ols Vf : bet fC a fa ae ! iy nace te : ch ees he NN THE RoNmag ‘PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 2 1957 ; a] Bs BEG 09, ! Li aa prom is Sy : Milfo d Pon , fj e cA | | e Yon dia ae Big es Bank ~Here Are Extra : | Established in 1898 : 3/ PARRY SOUND. Oct — A f er ths in On iac rea, BON : Si iseian eg dnd he ook emma Dies Suddenly _ | MRS. MILDRED HENDERSON [lived in Southfield ag TOMORROW —9 AM, to: 6 P. mM ‘ * FUNERAL HOME — $ opening after the long winter. He ‘| NORTH BRANCH — Service for|Years = 169 W. Huron FE 2-917) Slomniee rf png Agri an| Norman’ W. Ball, 57, an Hy statie The died’ Santas, (tar donaiars, Mrs. Leonard Dett ‘| loft, Mrs. Frank Karber, Mrs ime = PARKING ON PREMISES $)fies'ha. "thie and nailed a pos} Recently Elected Head)will be held trom the Blackburn), "Se acy and Mrs’ John WS bee FT PRPeocccovocoeooosooccoooooseoooosoooooooooee ter on a tree of Banking Group day with burial in Kinston Ceme- — three brothers, and one 0 Ni LY a : 2 ‘ . j 2 tery. - . : | of Witioits "alee seasdlas i tree : : danger ers, ‘Mex. Dorland LAPEER ayers a Scott . pane : fire mely cay Sunday more pe. Harsy Baker all of av, MO UY gy ria SUPER SPECIALS : er acu Ly Funeral serv-lence Buckner of Clifford and Mrs.|"is, home, wil pak oer : ' : : a 7 eee Chappel of Mariette. Funeral Home with burial . - : a The Airline that's Vion Sel ele RENO once ope Cemeleny.” BARGAIN BASEMENT going pees, =e FASTER! Beer held at 1:30 to Te Cite Ta Sart, 2 ati Ole Clank. = - ; : morrow at the| Service for. Gien Rd, will be at} * Genuine ‘CANNON’ FIRST QUALITY | Richardsod ~ Bird » mn. Wedoesday trom the Pursiey| MES. CHARLES 1. "Charles Le at Below Maker's Wholesale Price! te Vij ade Milford. Funeral Home, Pontiac, with the! (Anna May) Rockwell, 8, of 65/B f | dl Recently. elect RY; Paul T. Hart of the Firstirrandin Bivd. will be at 1 p.m./E 4 wee Mrs. Johns is survived by her| Methodist Church and oe NON-STOP 2 hrs. 2 min. ‘He was active in many com-|mother, Mrs. Charles L. Rogers) She leaves a daughter, Mrs. First .quality Cannon plaid towels in ‘ munity affairs and at the time ofjof Clifford, three sons, Donald,/ald C. Peruchi of blue, green or sun gold colors. Super ” his death was treasurer of the/Robert and James, all of Detroit,,gtanddaughter, Mrs. Carol Uhien- oe absorbent quality, big 20 x 40 inch size. “THE MICHIGAN SPECIAL ; Teen Canteen and a member of and one brother Charles Jones,|dorf of Kalamazoo and Lv. Flint 9:15 em (EST) Ar. New York 12:17 pm (EDT) nae the Ernest Oldenburg Post No. 216.{also of Detroit granddaughter. He is survived by his wile Flor CHARLES A. KOTT Peaedierrescs nec ging ence; a daughter, Mrs. Donald) SOUTHFIELD — Service 101 several years. Melzer of. Milford; two grandchil-|Charies A. Kott, 72, 21150 Duns * 7~f@ ° dren and a sister, Mrs. Gladys)Scotus Rd., will be at 10 a.m, Wed-| MRS, LYDIA ANNE ST. Brenholtz of Flint. Burial will be|nesday from St. Michael Catholic| LAPEER — Service for Mrs. at-Oakgrove Cemetery with Rev.'Church here, with burial in Holy|Lydia Anne Starkey, 84, of 1028 N. _ Robert Worgess, pastor of the . Mr. Kott, ai/Saginaw St., who died & Methodist Church officiating retired building contractor, had/night at her home, will at 3 p.m. Friday from the Beulah Gay, Colorful TERRY CLOTH Pot Holders V elas 3 f EACH hands against painful 2nd FLOOR SPECIALS. WASHABLE FIBRE—Complete With Roller burial in Stiles Cemetery. = aaa.” | Window Shades \ot Lapeer, Herman of Oxierd, Har I WHITE—IVORY—TAN of Imlay City, Mrs. Ralph’ Regular $1.00 Value y iBanier of Birch Run. : | Cc Deaths Elsewhere ] 8 Lds ANGELES @ — The com-|E poser “Do You Ever Think of po Lad : Cut, by wp te de to 34-inches aches ¥ilie » oa \Lapeer Hospital on Monday, will ibe held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday from Baird Funeral Home with) oF : 1] 3 2 & i g a est Me?” Harry D. Kerr, 7, died seeccessegecesseoosseceseseseeseseoceseseesoess Ist Quolity HARDWOOD wy A Bape pr Toilet Seat } ee en with CHROME FITTINGS = since the age of 15. ss 3,06 Value Complete with rustproof fittings. Easy to install cael Limit |. 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Risks Prestige in Middle East by S upporting Three Ara ‘PARIS (INS)—The United States! tige and influence in on Arab is taking a calculated risk in back-| world ride with young King Hus- ing the governments of Iraq, Saudi; seim of Jordan. — and Jordan in the Middle oe ‘ prestige in.the > whole! * one diplomat said, ‘‘now is} The governments: of the three “7° kingdoms have not won the hearts’ based on the fate of Hussein. If) of the peoples. President Gamal) Abdullah, U. S. prestige will go with him. “Now that the U. S. has en- Some diplomatic experts go so oe eee C JUNIOR EDITORS ANIMAL | QUIZ FOLD THIS €ASEL BACK AT DASH Line X a oe | i icloser to the Soviet orbit with the | Iraqi adhesion to the regional de- ‘INTERESTS DIVIDED people in Iraq, Sa Jan yey griongagesl b Kingdoms | a x mergpandbois 8 the people it backs But Egypt has, more people. Marty of ‘them a rh, eth RCA COLOR TY SWEET s RADIO-TV U. S. officials admit the’ danger But one said: “Progress had beeg made. It’s paella assy bevy remy in danger remains, but things are The thinking is that a of factors have gone ito" the Moe provement process. lagainst the Russians. With Egypt and Syria, leaders of the drive for /pan-Arab nationalism, moving ever fense pact was +ealthy irom the western viewpoint. Israelis claim their blitz vic- Smecieas put the Eisenhower doctrine and the mission of its salesman, James Richards, high on the list, They say this gives’ the Arab states a place to turn and eventually may prove attrac- tive to Arab peoples, too, ‘Then there is a natural division of interests between the ou. the oil of Arabia should be used as QUESTION: How long does a turtle live? ANSWER: Turtles have been waddling around on this earth longer than any other animal with a backbone. Their family tree can be traced back 175 million years. During that time, dinosaurs, mastodons and other enormous beasts have come, and gone. For a fellow without teeth, slow afoot and constantly in danger of ending up as a bow! of soup, turtles show amazing ability to live to a ripe old age. Some varieties, especially the mammoth-sized sea rovers, live for hundreds of years. A great tortoise on the island of St. Helena is said to have been romping around when Napoleon was a prisoner] there. Water turtles are more active than their smaller, clumsier land cousins and reach a length of seven to eight feet and a weight of 1,500 WORRIED OVER DEBTS? NO SECURITY OR ENDORSERS REQUIRED ONE PLACE TO PAY Member American Asséciation of Credit Counseilers “Let 9 Years of Credit Counselling Experience Assist You" Hours: Daily 9 to 5. Wed. and Sat. 9 to 1. NSELLORS ... |pounds. ibut on tropical islands in the Indian Ocean, children sometimes climb te ; dedin of Mlle when éue. » jaboard for the ride, They coax the lumbering animal forward by Eycetosy Fetorr ch or ue. wep ean dangling a banana just out of reach of his mouth. ° Turtles, even the snapping kind, usually mind their own business and attack with beak-like jaws only when provoked. Maybe this is why they live so long. They are too slow to be used as beasts of burden x * * FOR YOU TO DO: Mount this picture on cardboard, color it with your crayons, cut out carefully and put together as directed. Save tet }your animal collection. (Today's $10 Junior Editors award goes to M. Kato, Honolulu. Send in your idea in care of this newspaper. Violet Moore Higgins, AP News- features.) TOMORROW: Does an elephant ever forget? “er Pontiac State Bank GIVES YOU AL 3. FREE LIFE ileal . Pater Offices: i o 3 MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSEL “1% &. Sezinew i A || PES Leal === es 1.LOW RATE 2. 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SALE! at sacs | See tee @ Brass Andirons : 3 Police's svorusch clued of ter AMEIDCAN: AerEaiaTIONAL © Tool Rack __ | ENCYCLOPEDIA in 16 volumes. Revised 1954 edition. Originally pub-. 4 - Tished. at $39.50. Sydriphersp few: ee ep. Poker . 3000 illustrations, 4 million words of. nce information covering Tey 0 elon si © Shovel a: nacst fuses eps dee erey ‘© Brash | tai etal mart lth Craik, « : xa ee | HE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. MAY 91, W572 Fe STX\ : i \ } : 1 cn THE PONTIAC PRESS Wilson Backs, American - “ 4 } kd ‘ Hy oe f i. Voice of the People Man Questions Employing ait 2 ee fa ieeme GL in Tokyo Incident 4 President and Pul Defense Secretary Cuartes E. Wit- S 2 Hi h oaches 4 'Fasoutivg Vice Presttgnt vice, Presllent snd ™ sow has made the right decision in Seven enior ig vue’ a6 Resse Beserrt, Ram M Tenspweit. reversing the order of the Fat East : =e a re ee 2 Treasater and General . Circulation Manager ay 4 qntrartisins Manager 2° romotion “Manager Command in regards to an American a , + Latters will be coodensed when es poy — has ee _ S| Seeretary and Editor Retell Advertising Maer soldier. ; = a : F* as Fi = ‘ & sare "and ‘tlephowe J these asa = Rowser B. Tea, Grosses C loraaam, Sgn vileked if the writer county Managing Editor Classified Manager’ * ra a see ane os te © see. eS aes Rntered at Fost Office, Ponting. as second clase matter The Oe ot ke dc aad ae b ennd the Fentiec fel 1 Board Holly : MEMBER ABBOCLA tary made waren has hired another football coach psoas . TED PRESS P | ——— was to keep in Ameriean custody the the-statt at PHS. We need seven ¢ n Feeders eg ees eh oh Seed alee orinaed & &$ American soldier charged with ac- plagues, The college I attended Should Be Fined [0 Seer ee ae on ee cidental killing of a Japanese woman Se erred coven coaches, ‘A. woman in New. York City 7 ‘Tue Poowrtc Puss is delivered by carrier for @ cents Until there is a complete review of et an threw two slices of bread on the : a week: where carrier service is not cvailable by mall roa tor the pigeons and was | Washtenaw Counties ‘s $12 06 a omagy an ode = the matter. into next year’s funds: It isn't str eets by 4 policeman an Michigan and sl other places tm the United States cause of the “generous” raise the given @ eg 4 $20.00 9 year. All mall eubscriotions pe rable tn advance. * * * teachers. got. She's fighting ees 4 : The original decision by the Far fim mak secmnting oem f wee te Roy = is fined. CIRCULATIONS s Frida Memorial E Men Cy Meer — iad ; East Command to'turn the Amer- a rd ae eee ae phen TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957 ican soldier over to the Japanese since factories will be closed and perpetuate dirty, filthy pigeons many people plan a small trip. = courts for trial under the status of forces treaty, *was a serious . z I Budget-Minded Voters —_— Plunder and also yielding to pub- days. Our tehchers al 210 ottom af the see. P a - lieity pressure in Japan. go over this, a. = Gore Head Reject City Bond Issues - x x x Foe somehng canbe es ng on Pontiac electors decided Monday ‘/ The record shows that the Ameri- 657 $. Sanford reise Offers Solution that they do not choose to complete can soldier was on duty on an Ameri- ‘Ex-Re ee to Best Seller 7 the General Hospital at this time. can firing range at the time. A -Republican I hate to be a cynic, but the They were emphatic. warning signal: had been fired to Receives Reply reaion « lot of those modern books , The “no” vote ran about two to alert Japanese women who were on Praise which “Ex-Republican” 4 jot of mediocre writers are ap- one. the range collecting scrap metal for heaped upon our Governor clearly pealing to oe lot of mediocre read- x ok * their own met. An-qmpty shee, case the UAW and the Democratic " * Mediocre Reader | The ses matter was “fe accidentally killed one of the women. . eS > Party want him to believe. — ila prvaril ae ietnras Lae re If the Governor's pet project, ¢ Quo | garded similarly. However, higher Quite obviously this is not a ae A Word From the § | Pi agrees ey gl atom eo a authorities can take this into situation in which a Japanese : use m We Hponse law, lots of us wit be wnem All Too their own hands and order the court should have jurisdiction. ‘ e a ot oe oe Alexander Dumas said a woman . City to go ahead, anyway. With The status of forces treaty was David Lawrence Says: . _ subject to such a ruthless, ruin- ead pre peal ae povernnane i But no one can summarily order *"°*° —— oe . called “conserv- Rissdrvdbcod pee nt ol grad President Eisenhower has UY employer. I wish these people that are the hospital completed, even though eS cs atives” in the go toward reduction of taxes in St@ieved great things on the in- ; finding fault with President i xk ik * war & Republican Par- jower income brackets, To prevent **rmstionall side and bas averted : eE D. Eisenhower and his Republican we need it so badly. The hollow . ; Ae, ty from the party this, businessmen will raise « hue ® ™alor war, but he is struggting Praises Concert associates would get wise to them- shell must stand idle and useless un- We woud coxtainly Hho to bope rye leader — Presi- and cry about applying the savings 0W Wit tides of dissent within’ §=o¢ Junio cee ee ; that when this case does have its i: OS ae he a his evn ranks on domestic is- 3¢ JUN r High crats had been in the White House : til some new step is taken. Few 4 dent Eisenhower. on the budget t debt retisement: = (us coats art bls interme for the past four and a half ' ; , complete review the Japanese ey result But it will be too late, Businesamen y Eastern Junior students and ©, the past ae @ Dae years, ; people or few causes really fold up ill realize tha h a low ble =m. not only will be lucky then not to get an in- “9A! pollcles, too. music teachers are to be congratu- We'd certainly be in another bloody . and quit in the light of defeat ” that such a low w : . P substantia] in- Crease in corporation takes. There The Democrats are, of course, lated on their spring vocal concert. = : | should not be struck at friendly ”" £ in the is already a drive on to help the beneficiaries of this confusion. The music was enjoyable, and Get some satistaction out of They fight on and on... troops who are in their country | _ mocratic ma- “small business” at the expense of a, are supplying the votes in umbers were illustrated by color peace. Eajey having your son Man is built that way. — for the primary purpose of help- ial both compentis curaing over: SUM) © caishal committees to help slide films, the work of the art and husband and brother at Con- year department. This new and unusual heme or in peaceful armed serv- : Often a good cause loses in an ing the Japanese. but © GENERATE MOVEMENT reduce the defense program, addition was appreciated by the ice instead of going forth as | election; or a poor cause carries. i wren 6 Cote ee ee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee Those that fight against progress The Man About Town Teme. generated ‘now and @ cycle being "2S Stouting loudly thet Russia of Eaetern aw oe. : win a surprising number of times. ; begun that will mark a fateful turn pat “i an rs SET Pie Ri, bao segetellee a eral et ; in American economic history. If Republican administration was * personal ? RR List Is Growing went the leadership of President Eisen- neglecting armament needs. ‘Ban Marriages Or fa it 60 dollars? Is i important? This newspaper feels that | a on he ewer ey * * * in High School’ 4 Some Families Have Large eagea promptly by President Dloc in his party, the | The Democrats still have the : . basic and fundamental causes List of hool Graduat Eisenhower himalf, split the Re. epublicans” will have no place to 45:4 support of their own conserv- A survey of 200 California high P. rtraits l underlie the defeat. ne of School Graduates jiincan Party precisely as hap- Fo in a at with te Emnerets. atives,tvho vote with the “Modem schools revesied there were 300 0 | First, we think the voters of Gardener: A person who learns ee a ae an crat’’ to a Republican who deserted pipey eyes < Sapper d ar alee ea Ge ee me By JAMES J. METCALFE the United States arose in a that the pest things in life are the Democrats were handed their Eisenhower's leadership cal di pation should prohibit marriages You know that there is nothing | protest against victory platter result middle-of the-road leader Copyright when either the boy or girl still would not promise you | = me Tis mi — et disscasion tm tho Republican : = = : = attends higit school. That's entirely But please do not feel sad it * billion dollar Federal budget. our family graduation marathon sure- Famke. : asin : 2 eS ee ee ee Rarely has The Press heard as ly is getting interesting. The The political “mess” in the Re- Dr. Willidm Brady Says: i ge a much stout opposition to any Charles F. Kuhn family a anier usta at tan on 7 ao And naturally am limited... In | _ proposal, No Federal budgetary of 2205 North Lake Angelus Road, num- “Modem Republicans’ and he J emperance Is Second Key Farm Bureau son ew Wiel < ed om : bers eleven high school and nine college called “‘conservatives.” : : © 4's F suggestion has ever provoked as teata poi . 672 2 Agrees on Site the stars above . . . No matter | much eriticism. As a corollary, {ules Mie TT er ren, we a. £0 “Vite’—Abundant Health _..... viet 3 may tans sad « » : Arthur Eyon family . For some strange reason, an ad- / ¥ . The Board of Directors of Osk- moments made for love . . . But people simply made up their of Auburn Heights has ten high school ™lnistration that has been uniform- a land County Farm Bureau would there is one good promise, dear minds to vote against all taxing graduates and expects to add two more SURmucas onie séeeere- Mang imvctaiae i tee a little than it is to teach a few like you to know we voted wank . « « That I will always keep .. . The merits lly during the next three years, > been and théir 19th-Century dentists are ee eee ee ee matters. really ; atives” becaitse it hasn't cut the Locinting to realize that clean of the site.jn the County Service ... Or any ocean deep . . . That weren’t weighed. Ahead of — budget “sed reduced taxes this « / are as si Center selected by the Oskland 1 will give my utmost, dear. , . : dete “We broke all of our early porch sit- year, as it did before. led ; County Board of Supervisors for When skies are gray or blue... i everything was a firm T- ting records on April 19,” writes But. while many Republicans J¢*f to decay as the new county courthouse: We feel To make whatever dreams I can 4 mination to tell those in office Morton Chaffee peste evo a are ee prety ser kono gpe ph peat . « - Eventually come true. f that we have reached the end of _ of Birmingham, “but that porch has since oS cauieiedie “alas ater teak os rip , a ans (Copyright, 1967) EB increased spending. been as deserted as it was in January. ish,” Congress ts quietly pree /5. o.., : pa ee : | For the present, answers are ae column do something about paring fo cut the defense po part tn teaching Case Records of a Psychologist: — ; : able to be “no.” ME hess ot a ome : Speeale, Oe Sane .. 7. — ° ; We think the hospital issue “Somebody stolé our thermometer, and . **8* ; have gained the Bull og H d I f F lings ‘ suffered directly because of this _we're glad,” phones : po | il will -. pw . y In ae i es n erior ee ast : resentment. ce Mrs. Eber Altman Thus, up to iin Harry has been @ chronic cry, why do you suppose he has I shall appear superior. Thus, 1 1 . * of Rochester, “because now we can re- amid a c pre yg bully. His harassed teacher . balty them sntil pra f x * fuse to believe it is as cold as it seems, reduced appropriai : nimity, I worry gnly wonders if he is @ born sadist _ It seems to be chronic, too, for for this will be solace for my i Also, local employment and local Now-.if they’d swipe our barometer, our Year 1958 by $14 that I can no longer who relishes vennagpome fs oo Es arg ay fo wounded ego.” } business aren't at~-peak levels and... happiness would be complete.” ~ Gent. Bat i sa eee : his background. Serapbook yok this on his part. Ceylouty, Fomenes don't we 4 that means all citizens become more .426¢ $05,000 contribution to Flint’s House of Rep: emg mete on pec seg gone Bdge vis aa ak thelr own, dicey sed then hit cautious, even though . thé caution college and cultural fund comes from roe Meee clinical on applied tattooed at bitth with this “"€ "Pon & solution, isn’t always justified. * ‘Mr, and Mrs, James A, Welch an: of Health chology ; Then, throughout the campaign a of that city. He is a native of Oakland 4. definite resentment appeared against County, born near Davisburg in 1882.- jy ee the manner in which the hospital increas addition was handled. We refer to "© pesos manag” meme hy : the original request and the failure o¢ waterford, who phones, that to live within the amount first asked torial about the talled to and granted. interesting pets they make. Pads Of course, some people must have uur tat tee daaaes ie cee ea voted “no” simply because they they noticed that their pet didn’t want any more hospital fa- leoked dusty, and cilities, even though this position of his hiding - might be difficult to defend. 2 & ®& a4 -_, “We hope the opponents of / | gonstructive suggestions and — " jdeag forthe immediate future. % Sara i OResoeee ae a a Naa ae Home is where a man will be able to de ‘as he pleases if his wife goes age Fe ee We Do Desire to Save For You. . « Much of our good reputation is because of our economy. it is well known that the Donelson-johns Funeral Home strives to serve every family at the lowest cost pos- sible. You—and you alone can select the cost of the funeral here. We ask you to call, to see and to know our low prices. Visit our display rooms— see the values and know the services we +> provide: You are always weicome. Parking On Our Premises PA fHE BERRYS ‘Projects Launched in 8 Cities, 2 States Grant $1 Million for TV ‘STAMP DAY EXTRA VALUES—EXTRA STAMPS. _ EXTRA SAVINGS AT GEORGES- _ NEWPORTS WEDNESDAY—HURRY! Wed, t¢ AM. DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL! fe 5:30 Double Stamp Terre Teaching 1,000 “BATES” YARD GOODS Yards Rushed by Express COMPLETE PROTECTION PACKAGE POLICY: ® Dwelling ® Household and Personal Property | © Theft ® Additional Living Expenses ® Personal Liability - LAZELLE AGENCY, INC. 504 Pontice State Bank Bidg., Pontiac . FE 5-8172 > $ ; 4 4 NEW YORK (INS)—Nearly onejlikelihoed the same classes would| the kind and amount of other ing each dollar granted trom the : $ million dollars saad evailahis (DO talght, with teievidion through! anrviase aieled t ext wp Oe |tund. . 2 today by the fund for the advance-(the entire achool year, rather than best conditions for learning. 4 Our 39¢ Quelity $ ment of Education to launch tele-| S0PINg from class to oat tat] 2 Scheduling and school building ee ' Pick ; vision teaching projects in eight Patt of amy day would be devoted). biems in teaching a large num- : sove: a ; to TV instruction, with the stu- P from painted ay © P cities and two states, : ber of classes over > > Grants $968,000 are go Gents receiving ay er way gr * * @# : and solid colors. 2 ing to Atlanta, Cincinnati, Detroit, iden wajectes 3. Financial implications of sav- ar : 10 yards. b= Miami, Ni Oklahoma cry Dr. Eurich said the fund hopes|™&% in teacher time, building) The only thing ; Anpadd od 95 $2.99 3 Philadelphia and Wichita and the project will provide informa-|*4ce, 4 equipment - , $5. 2 woot si = aie. «8 Suk OR talent, both for television and con-[ you'lllike | ~~.wwrweww”" STABT TV LESSONS Richa renner Ane Poreon | “The cities and states are match- | : Wk 2 AE & See Raley Seek. . ; are match gg Ji1.4..,..... =f AAAS PAAD RIICTER CPECIAL! PVT? All will initiate regular instrue- better than 3 DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL! ; tion over television in sample eie- ; , 2 3 mest Spleter, The cer wil Arr t 5 nouncement that the military was 3 New low, low prices on full size 2 next September. ‘ y taking over the government. z i Pr > use their own teachers in live tele- Ass me The army has 2,500 men on ac- $ “W : HEETS 3: given subjects. state pro. this country of 4 million per- > 4 or filmed instruction in mc ntrol of Haiti sons, . . 3 Our reg. $2.89 3 will be telecast mainly to rural Haiti has been in near-chaos % These sheet feith, sand wat 4 area schools. ; repeatedly since December, when). = .fom te Oy in § 2 " “The fund, which was set up Chief of Staff Proclaims|strikes and demonstrations) 3 eS you ee Ae $ is 1951 by the Ford Foundation il U Se Se ee eee > in é 3 for work in the fleld of formal Military Regime ntit tial tes forced out Presi- 2 oe ; 3 education, announced the grants |/ Elections Are Held _ient Emm Masieite when thief of $ “BRYSON” PILLOW CASES ............ 33¢ 3 | under its national program in the to prolong. his time as chief of 3 AAR 3 use Of television in the public oT state unconstitutionally. Two suc- Ores AAAAAAAAADAA AAAAAAAAANAADDDDDODIS " schools. The program is a follow. |_ PORT AU oe | up of experimental TV instryc- [The army took over control were down by feudingh f/f A Oya SL ......... Wed. 1 AM. to 5:30 Double Stamp> | thon projects carried out during [Haiti today “'o save the nation/among the candidates. ~~ DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL! “WWW 3 | the past two years in such citiies |{om anarchy. . 3 $ as St. Louls Pittsburgh, Hegers- ” aa Charge Two Employes 2 WHILE QUANTITY LASTS—FIRST QUALITY > , 2 $ | town, Md., and Chicago. Brig. Gen. Leon Cantave, the Stole M ors > > Dr. Alvin E. Eurich, vice presi,| SOY Cat Ot unite’ ‘signed _— 3 BIRDSEYE DIAPERS 3 dent and director of the/fund, oni een — = Two department store employes Pd > the earlier experiments “have al| ®t ~ demanded examination yesterday 2 Our reg. $2.69 value $ ready shown that a topnotch teach-/Would enforce military ota 8 $ » $2. 3 er can extend his services through | Provisional ee OD eter Gay wate cemnignd Baten $ Size 27x27—highly ab- 2 the use of television, that pupils| Who can cuarant Municipal Judge Cecil B. Me $ ee ee ee $ 59 3 j Callum, charged with stealing at 2 Limit 2 doz. at this low $ ‘least 12 uncrated power lawn- > price. - 2 imowers from the store. 4 2 Edward Dale Smith, 21, of 2449 > iin &. 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Junior Sizes ...... 9 to * Misses’ Sizes ..... 10 to Hall Sizes ... 14% to 24 Lerge Sizes & to 85 tip bpp hip bi he bib ppb iii np a ppp pa bbb inne nba na pani adn li Ai li Ai cli li Ai Ai Ai ci i a i ia i i A i a ii i i in i Ni Mi in Ni i ih i i int i i ht ht i i i ee Pa *eeetene ‘WORTH MUCH MORE "rrerrrvrvevrvevrvrveYeeY”,””, | 7 \ THE PONTIAC pss TUESDAY, MAY. rh, 1957 SOIT EINES “DR HENRY A, Optometrist _ 7 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 4-6842° “Better Things in Sight” , Open Friday iso ' i —. {{|Bob Considine Says: . \ | By. : me | Here’s Real baled fox Baivetad US: Tourist : NEW YORK (INS) — With heay-jmore custardy than ordinary ice;Dakota the Flickertail State is ‘Jen knows how many hundreds of|cream), Conservative ang: is ff i E & Se : custain tide ere teks, hecely. batt 0 int 8 | if American’s complete guide to trav-jeral Forrest’s Birthday (July 13)./Tanges from eight to 15 miles el in the United States.” x * * bour It is published by Simon and “Idaho is called the Gem State, Pere Marquetie from $7.50|and replies, “Ah, Hotel Ritz!” —_j teyg Schuster and should be in every|xontana the Treasure State, Ore-|' . + . Mexican influences has} And days when-all you need to'$5.50. TORNADOES unobtainable bits of Americana as; per aa At EO, TOE ee en hate ee eee cant’ bom if See Gallouses |||\thousands of Americans going to worn in Philadelphia.” In Cleveland, men wear jackets| There will be days in Venice|* newspaper, a news broadcast, | Europe for the first time this yes/TENNESSEE HOLIDAYS and ties to business even during)when the Grand Canal is upwind|# hamburger, ham and eggs, a de- ‘1\1 predict exclusively that the best! “Tennessee observes Patriot's the summer . .. In Tacoma, Wash.,/instead of down, days when you|cent cup of coffee, © / Tiseting book Over ‘There will be|D&Y. (Jan. 19), Lincoln's Birthday|the nearest consulates are in Seat-|can’t get into the Shoulder of Mut- * * * 7. ip (Feb. 12), Good Friday, Jefferson'tle . . . The prevailing wind (injton in Brussels, days when you) These will be the days when YOU) sis, remove New Horizons — USA, Pan!pavig’ Birthday. (June 3), and Gen--Miami) is from the southeast and' must say to the French taxi driver|want to know, and you can know, “Hotel Ritz” at least a dozen ex-|thanks to the Pan-Am book, that) at the a day hi *\suitcase that is headed overse@s./o4, the Sunset State, Washington given the town of San Antonio “a _\when the new visitor to the Conti- : nent, tired of bucking a strange ees / and generally disinterested world,| Tos Angeles is in southwestern California, about 15 miles inland = fe Called ¢ oes far more to relieve suffer- but Ba damage and other coverage. “Be Sure You Are Well Insured” Kenneth G. HEMPSTEAD INSURANCE Fed “Get our ‘rates on aie coverage. ype be A package insur- & ance — which not i '_only includes 3 ' windstorm i ' explosion, smoke ey Fe as ; Phone FE _—— Soper ae thbvetiaiaaat . a | will pine for this reverse-English = travel book. ' After a wrestle with Swiss cus- | toms, a Madrid night club, bill . | at a French night club, and an - There is work to be done, but there ‘ is always time to be friendly.” .. . “Philadelphia has local special- ' \ties which should be sampled: pep- _|per pot (a spicy soup), scrapple - | (similar to ground sausage meat), |Lancaster smoked hams and Phil- “ladtiphia ice cream (softer and SONSTPATED? new laxative discovery | un-locks bowel blocks + without gag, bloat or gripe Constipation is caused b what doctors call a “thrifty” colon, A “thrifty” colon is one that, instead of retaining moisture as it should, does opposite: robs the colon of so much moisture that its con- tents become dehydrated, so dry that they block the bowel; so shrunken that they fail to excite or stimulate the urge to purge that propels and ex- waste from your body. TO REGAIN NORMAL REGU- LARITY two things are neces- sary. First, the dry, shrunken contents of your colon which now block your bowel must be re-moistened. Second, bulk st be brought to your colon §-T-R-E-T-C-H STIMULATE it and so, excite its muscles to action; to a 1 urge to purge. ONLY A BULK LAXATIVE can 1) re-moisten this dry, shrunken waste and 2) supp! y vital balk to re-create a nor- mal urge to purge. And, of all bulk laxatives, COLONAID, the amazing new lavative discov- ery is so effective that it relieves even he ops = a pation —— —_ s 8 roved Lows nga even oe ‘women the most critical stages of pregnancy. SUPERIOR TO OLD STYLE bulk, salt or drug laxatives, COLONAID neither gags, bloats nor gripes; does not interfere with your absorption of vita- mins and other valuable food nutrients; and in clinical tests, did not cause rash or other side reactions, IT’S A PHYSIOLOGICAL FACT: Exercise tones your body! And COLONAID exercises your colon to tone it — consti- pation, vena ! 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Won't stain ; Mod- ern ointment are now available at druggists. ‘|$pect of House armed services chairman Cari Vinson (D-Ga.), and chairman Clarence 7 pi pa li lla i te 2 i, Its the tslensdly, Qoesiderste thing ¥9, do. And it's eg the any way to settle the details of your trip. = Ligh ones along the way you can avoid ae ote Cannon (DMS) ments now... . and have more closet space. Garments cleaned are returned in a clear plastic bag. White shirts come back whiter and starched the way you like them when sent to Cleaning time ot... Protect your woolens. Be sure of moth- proofing at all times. OPEN 7 A. M. te 6 P. M. Mon. FATHER & SO YOUR WINTER CLOTHES The cost is so little . . . send us your winter gor- Your garments have the color-bright and New Look after our exclusive FIBER-TONE CLEANING! FREE! Clear PLASTIC BAG We Keep SHIRT LAUNDRY SERVICE YOUR _ FURS Mahon to Detend Cuts FATHER & SON Individually wrapped in plastic bags. Certified Cold . Storage for MOTH - PROOF Basar for Tet Father & Son. intia our bonded now for sale storage! - Call Us for Quick Pick-Up ... Quick Service .. . Quick Delivery in the Pontiac Area DRY CLEANERS Plant Office and 941 jeslyn Ave., Cor. Mansfield Pea RE tala eet ete 5 To ~~ net ik iii models and solors have been traded in on new °S7 Chevrolets. When reconditioned they are : | offered to you as OK Used Care. in addition: _THE PONTIAC PRESS, "TUESDAY, MAY at tee ee iA | \ 7 s * cprwas, in. Y, ait fo aed mao, so But Atmosphere Wasn't Always SoKriendy = , TN — Te azz Keeps New Orleans Bouncing | and it same since,’ concludes the rac- critics heard them, ‘The previously|onteur, rising to return to his sedate public heard them. Bourbon Street Six, “neither here| “And molting ain't been thelor there.” local French whites, but loved by the lecal-jazz players because they kind of “went for” the music. Up and down the Mississippi By PHYLLIS" BATTELLE to the big city. The great music NEW ORLEANS (INS).-— After|sounds as logical as any. oppression from _Presley,_a- per- N son’s ears can find exuberant re- bast in por il wea played liet by tuieain on New Orieans| #22: goes on, “it’s just rhythm six of the best musicians in town, That was in pre-Civil War da oy bought them good musical instru- juice. And even after Lincoln emanci- “ft ain't what if was,” the old folks say. But New Orleans jazz is still better and more boister- qs. than you get served and verved up te you anywhere else. he was unable to sing or play in public for more than a decade. Then the earpetbaggers came pated the Negro, in New Orleans'ments to replace -the homemade instruments they'd been using, and dressed them in tuxedoes, patent leather shoes ae real French ~ perfume. with sounds thrown in, but these|River, in the loud voices of the om *- * * Frenchmen "round here just call it/carpetbaggers, spread the word Nowhere is there noise so end-| Sumbo'—meaning mixed up. When|that | the Negro music was the the Negroes start words to| greatest. lessly loud and gay. To walk down . eee ~ - to they on ‘don't ori = For their private dances, these ‘be shot with a hypodermic full of ¥*-, ’ y pul concentrated vitamins and joy": officious white men finally selected And to retire to bed is madness. This is nmusic that seeps through windows and bounces en pillows. “T tell you the truth, it started Urge Tour ists Make to town. They were hated by the DRIVEN FROM TOWN Everything has to end, and so came the demise of the carpet- baggers. On a muggy afternoon . “. in 1874, the citizens of New Orleans : Friends for America |iz.senst oo t4 reed em WASHINGTON — Americans| “Things Sook bed Sor Se now,” | program had a date at the White and sing for hand-outs. Ol’ Sharp- -|House to kick off a drive to per- eye—he plays the suaded American tourists to act|catches pennies. Never missed as “ambassadors of good will.’ == * *« * Arranging to_give President Ei-! senhower a poster on this theme were John W. Hanes of New ' York and Ed Lipscomb of Mem-| "#med “Alley Boy;” a snaky- , Tenn., chairmen, respective-| fmgered saxhorn man named “Shorty; a banjoist with an oversized noggin called “Big | Head;" a tall, skinny Negro with great flat feet called “‘Te-Jo;" a French horn player with super- sized mouth named “Andy,” and the man with the snare drum DOUBLE HOLDENS TRADING STAMPS tor WEDNESDAY © PHARMACISTS Charge LESS for mittees of the privately run pro- gram. Posters and more than a mil- fe ilion leaflets have been -printed) urging Americans to “make a a friend this trip for yourself, your, St — Saw - business, your country.” As time passed this everlastingly The posters will be placed at/blasting sextet sat on the banks airports and ship docks so Ameri-\of the Carondelet*Canal and got cans can’ see them before they|“famouser and bigger."’ Until fi- embark, nally, just like in the movje scripts, An announcement said no gov-|along came a businessman from ernment funds will be spent on/out of New York City and signed the project. It said major pas-|them to a contract. senger carriers are underwriting) He took Big Head, Alley Boy, the cost. Te-Jo, Andy, Shorty and Sharpeye DRUG % & gs y é al ae ae if P : 43 eee { : ‘ ' * . : s : ) READ THIS STARTLING FACT() 5 out of 10 Smaller Cars ‘| wear a Pontiac Price Tag -—yet none gives you Any of Pontiac’s Advantages || — 0; Uhritty “NO CAR AT ANY PRICE ~YOUR MONEY ACTUALLY Fi _ PERFORMS LIKE A BUYS UP TO 8.9% MORE 4 PONTIAC... SMALLER SOLID CAR PER DOLLAR : IN A PONTIAC! The na-telled “lew-gatie” jaan toh fen ‘ short of Pontiac in actual, measurable car—and your Pontiac dealer has official specification comparisons to prove itt No smaller car comes even close to Péntiac’s rock-solid construc- _CARS AREN’T EVEN IN THE RUNNING! Hf it’s proof you want, your Pontiac dealer is loaded with it—point-by- point engineering comparisons and on-the-record facts and figures. No smaller car is designed or powered to — Paro ar rn ot stn ot Star 8 i ee ur an mgr Ha shown rma ue ih en ect Mi Bec Pa come close to Pontiac’s eye-opening tion . - from its rugged X-member “ performance . . . alert, reflex-action frame through every inch of its heavy- ese Be . duty running gear Pontiac is muscle response ... and its smooth, effortless mastery of every driving - demand. Check the facts and then put them to a test. Try a demonstration drive over your own route—in downtown traffic — or out on the highways and byways. Let America’s Number One Road Car all the way! This extra heft means - Pontiac holds the road like no smaller car you’ve ever driven ... gives you shake and noise! Put all the facts and figures ee your own personal road , test. your own shots and see how _ Joe lengoe behind fx ot Pontiac's Precision-Touch Controls give you steering, braking and parking’ — , , ease out of reach of the small jobs! —- 2 WITH 4 T0 7 EXTRA INCHES OF WHEELBASE, PONTIAC HAS ALWAYS ~ Yow ore welcome fo ao copy of ovr +1956 Annvel Report as long os the supply lasts; - 2 - a dust write to Stoendord Oil Company; 910_S. Michigan Ave.; Chicago 80, IHlinois. PONTIAC OUTCLASSES ° COMMANDED A HIGH - THE SMALLER, CARS IN TRADE-IN DOLLAR! & RIDE AND ROADABILITY! nl AN When you pat your money in a . FF will you do us a favor? we publish this report each year for the information of our cus- tomers, our friends and neighbors in Midwest and Rocky Moun- Standard Oil and ite subsidiary companies took in last year. You can do us a favor by reading it...and by passing along some of the information you read here the next time a discussion starts about business and profits. Atmost anywhere you go you can sit intoa Rely and interesting dis- cussion by bringing up business and profits. Try it some time. Then . listen to the variety of opinions—and so often, the absence of facts. ‘Most people are naturally interested in business, what business — does.with the money ‘it takes in, how much of that money is profit, and what happens to the profit. ° We went you to know the facts about our company. That’s why Standard Oil Company (New Jersey) amounted to $2.31 per share. 1. Things we bought and used.;.58.7% | And our company has paid dividends every year for 63 years. Most of the money went for things we had to buy, such aa crude oil, materials charges made for and Our of oe ee eine bare of sys har agri wie sauncnton, We 5. Profits used for improvement...4.2% Tiebiiactt laheth WAUME Ic. steis Ltee Panton gen: lewwet- vege dawentinnst . everything from paper to structural steel from more than 32,000 . To serve you better, all the rest of our profits, or 4.2% of our total income, par be ridi for + a ‘companies in of Amesican communities. : was plowed back into new facilities such as oil wells, refineries, research on! Smaller cars extend bumpers and will be riding high for a long time to pie Sy Scare, = 0g ge emi copia sae 00 to bap mest the | meen fenders to look big, but Pontiac doesn’t come! In fact, over the years, no car ‘ we Nave spent 4 $2,300,000, . . * age cafe benetite...16.0% ° es Se in demand and to bring you new and constantly im eee aed a ee ie we micdiljand ant Oo tert Standard O11 enjoy one of the broadest, most progressive employee 6. You're the boss ps “a ren dotted line programs in any industry. More than 94%, of our eligible employees : bs the bumps instead of riding on them. sign on the for a smaller " are participating in savings plans to which the company contributes. All the money we took in has been acgounted for. At our service stations, our ‘This extra length, plus‘a carload of - job at Pontiac's price—get the dollar- plans and our investments face the final test..,for our millions of customers id lts i 2 . % sae ror are the bosses. To make high quality petroleum products more easily avail- ~ new suspension eas, results in stretching good news your Pontiac. : 3. Taxes paid..:18.6 __ able to our customers, las' a eee million: on Pon’ Level-Line Ride | dealer has waiting for you. Here in _ -_ i The ‘The tax collector got his share; too. We paid national, state and local govern eee : “that no ‘car at any price om surpass! 2 -—the easiest move of your-life-are the ie * creryone eye, and Ube dre! tanee placed ov gulin total divect *kWhat ke d iti 2 Sample a few miles—and you'll never car and the value that will get you 3 Sanne whieh wo egllested frven customers and paid to government agencies at makes a company a good citizen : x : _amounted to $326,779,000. ae ee - Wel, one quality of good citizenship Is frankness—with employees, wet te ee eee a ren ee et ee rs 4. Profits pal Yo owners..2 5% - 8 aik Scoutasens: sa ‘ors spn oem eer orale ap “Can You See, Steer, Son Seely? "Check Your Car—Check Accidents.” a all nd taxes were paid, 6.7% was left. This is called abhi’ me wiegtiat ah reports.te 4 ian sot 2.8% of our (otal inooess, ww went 90 di to our. our neighbors in advertisements like this so that you will know how we | /\143,200 8 paid im 1956, incloding the may work; something about ovr Standard Oil family, and the part we play in SEE YOUR »-NUTHORIZED / ‘walue on! the date of distribution of the "tec ra eptits — - : [ 4 4 ; / ms economic well-being of the communities in — we live and work. ‘TRADING’S TERRIFIC RIGHT Now! 2 Rj Fo. \ st ; b C THE : PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1987 Eee Pits 4 Ex Reporter Organizes Billy Graham's cats , Pabipents tor French Wine! am rehired him, Beavan said, ‘‘as PARIS ® — Red wine — with- out which a Frenchman could executive secretary for him." That means handling all of Graham's |price Army Supply Sergeants Shop for Companies WASHINGTON «@—Some Army supply sergeants now go shopping for their companies just like a housewife goes to the supermar- ket — pushcart and all. Robert D. King, deputy assist- ant secretary of the Army, told a NEW YORK (INS)—It the force|parts department of a Ford dealer behind evangelist Billy Graham is|in Oneonta, New York,” he said. religion, the man ahead of him is| “T was raised between there and a former newspaper reporter and pallas, Texas.”’ advertising executive, the Rev. sociation, Inc.,” and became its executive secretary. The young minister combined organizational ability, advertising and newspa- per knowledge to become the hardly eat a meal — goes up jn tomorrow. The boost is one Mouse appropriations ey out frst(oerald F. Beavan, beeineeonener SS ee ee en ad mat ae Ffecton of the seriou Intaon Member of at Ft. Lewis, Washs, and Ft. Lee, Graham does the talking; Bea-|- Young Besyan played basevas amie nore aie aclidana for reg It's| > pape ustichigear sll | Va, It worked 80 well, he said,|¥@" does the organizing, ‘and basketball, and went to Alfred From 1952-56, Beavan lived 37 of Ny act: Get Heevah ak: . The wholesale price will go up National Selected that by June 30 the Army expects MADE GRAHAM KNOWN | University in Western. nN. y:{4%8 months in Europe, organizing,” ; . one or two francs a liter, depe ep pie “Then,” he said, “in 1939 I was|@nd ‘directing successful crusades In 1955, when we were {9 [ing on alcoholic content. That is Morticians _ to have it in operation at 47 posts, and to inaugurate it at 83 more Curing the following — year. | INSTALLED T FREE And perhaps more than anyone besides Graham himself, Beavan| ‘has made Graham the best-known) evangelical preacher of the day. One year ago, Beavan stepped eff a train ia New York City, rented an office, hired q secre- Scotland, Billy said to me, “The one thing you and I don’t de roughly a fourth to a half a ‘cent on approximately a quart, Retail- 1956, 28 days. together ig play golf. If I buy jer will pas@ the boost along to . you a set of clubs, will ‘you seri- | customers. FORCED TO RESIGN | ously learn te play?’ oe Finally, this February, the pres- “Billy bought me the finest set Ordinaty red Wine ‘sures of wide responsibility forged you can buy. But I still score over pom peasy 25 cents a liter up, for Graham; in 1954 he was home at a Bible conference in Montour 43 days, in 1955, 35 days and in 'Falls, N. Y., and I decided the Lerd wanted. me in the ministry. So I dropped my studies and went ‘to Hartwick College, ‘Oneonta, and majored in psychology. Orrin Huntoen, Jr. now sells. MUFFLER tary, purchased “a desk and a “f got a job on the Oneonta ‘him to resign as executive secre- a hundred. I haven't had much dependi on the vintage year * = ac ant went te werk. morning newspaper, and slept itary of the ev angelistic associa- ‘time recently to practice, .. " the cenit bottling Y ca. t B : . after work on the. newsprint roils | Sea ry ‘ nd other fact hich mar uy : The result of his labor_in New! 4, the basement.” At Hartwick | | stances -and other factors w ® Tail Pipes York—as it has been throughout) pe met the girl he’ married in’ | * ’ D S h Wind make a difference! only to the con- | © Airplane Type Shock Absorbers [ the U. S., England, on the conti-| y943. They have three children | eer mas indows, naisecur. * re as from EVERY 3 _ © Starters—Generat Pnent of Europe and in India — is | raries ee : : | Vis e mer arers and now live in Bethesda, Md. Townspeople Give Chase Wine wheliediera ‘netilied the| : © Carburetore—Fuel P one of the best publicized, best) |, _ = oor alam advertised and best run evangeli- “She was a Presbyterian,” Bea-| government their margins were. WEST READING, Pa, ® — KZ Standpoint..an- i oe ® Nee eee] fsa, TM a af ioe os ty Draw Pupils mie, cemet soe amma ners we | it you preter to de your own | | oe mofe luck with her than Billy had ) [and butted store windows, jumped|""ye" ice increase will be felt ae installing, we will give you a | Beavan is lanky—six foot three, with Mrs. Graham.” He grinned. * . through glass doors and sailed all a eS ae social slg neat ; Se ah era cate ES Se Sane hs S| Enecuroge Yount ne aStyact nen Sani see Saas S|? ASPHALT DRIVEWAY HOLLERB ACK | rapidly in an interview, the “ex-| "rian elmouth Be 18 Baptist. | to Use Their Facilities sownspeole kiled ove snd chased see « "saple” tes by many'| — by Ann Arbor Condtruc . ° r ‘ * me | ay "ltle —_ | (year OL : or Lengo became Graham's po schist tesstnag wi'Duiios During Summer * * Frenchmen in the laboring class. by Ann Arbor Construction Co. AUTO PART Beavan's father, now retired, {Theological Seminary. He is an| A drive to make Pontiac's 11,000) ,7h4 DNEK lenaer 1 Ste ce tet) aoe = Installed by asphalt paving specialists —backed Open 9 te O—Sanday 9 te 6 was in the automobile business. ordained Southern Baptist minister. elementary school children aware by 37 years’ experience on thousands of jobs. H FE 3-9477 after it appeared the animal had .¢., 340 Baldwin re etat |r was practically born in the| _ “When I was working on my |of the world of books around them) been badly wounded. The other!;, —— ——— | doctorate at Dallas,” he said, “I |)... been launched by the city|two, bothi does, outran police pa- ¥& Good-looking, yet unobtrusive. Blends in with his earnings stop and his job may be jeopardized. He simply can’t : afford to be anything but w# safe, careful, courteous driver—and the records show that’s what most truck drivers are. Here, from your partner in safety—the truck driver—are some friendly suggestions for furthering safe driving on our highways. If everybody cooperates, we'll all enjoy happier, safer driving, (Sogerens oie shot “1 like. those p wetroe z cling but you must always allow for 2. feemnieted to protect "you “ona a fae that the fellow ahoed may Bt a it 3,,'"_plensing = tip, don't schedule Bs oced ax the number ene’ coves of ‘more miles por day then yeu con automobile accidents—and speed is pee : HE: You mean the ‘iMate styling, I. suppose. comfortably ond safely drive. Fig- wre on average speed of 30 miles pr gree Baonnge = ee rs ' : - The Accent Stripe and... — ac poy Fie Age ang oo Truck d ; oo’ SHE: Oh, there’s more to it than that. For example, , isa i" ak 1 ore cosabally picket rie __ the “park” position ‘on the Hydra-Matic : 4 raping ding “ge geen reece — = i _ i ” Drive® makes it safer and easier to start, ts cole soli puiltn obs Cor ane —_ aes even on hills. stretch y 4, with promoting safety on our , oe th Don't drive f you're highways. They want to work with : : Hes Wel, Olds has «reputation for paying at - Never Nl. # she tention to details. That's one reason the <—— obviows value lasts. Sm tte SHE: You can tell that someone took « lot of patience in planning and building it right. _ Even the two ash trays are lighted. * HE: I'll bet the Oldsmobile would love that, but I wonder how they'd feel about : you not mentioning the Rocket Engine? Now. there's a power plant. There's still Pegs _nothing quitelike a Rocket! = SHE: That's for me too, but I look for lots of other things —like upholstery ... and that + neat big enough for an umbrella, Se I “ve : -H& Tell you what. Let's 's stop ‘tichings Let's ae pogbai da cchcxalecr chp wht ces - 2 ‘5 2 = ae PT Sl nwt oe me. a b 2B yo are | a ! ' brik eres vii oy \\, : \ 4 # : KY aise aa Wo sche eee THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957 _ oy dha : N | ELEVEN Ps Our Elevator Teller Cage on East Lawrence Street | was the Most Publicized 24 Square Feet in the Midwest : | | . . Now...We Open Our 2" Elevator Window | i ark | Leading magazines and newspapers told the nation in words and pictures of . our newest addition to modern. banking. The first elevator-type window in the mid- ayer pee ~ west. It made a hit nationally as_well_as locally. Today we double the conveni- : ence by opening our second Elevator Teller Soe with Drive-up and Walk-up / . : ‘service. Ese - ne. Look to Community for All That’s New’ in Modern Banking eo ; 3 * * ? . = ‘ ; ° ’ a. he eed ze : Y ; ‘ 4 £5 E: a = Sr aS = ; = & - : oe ft % : é es : ’ oo % 4 : 3 2 , : | % / cient (elt Aiea aie Branch: Offiess “at: W. Huron at Tilden... . N. Perry ot Glenwood... ws : ee \ * =| | f ae | a i sitet te aS Lead Aerie 4 oe Dorothy Falls and Patricia Pennington (left to right) were awarded first places in the recent poster f Pontiac Press Pheie Legion. Presenting the awards were Mrs. Carl Shin- THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY)21, 1957) 7 7 . 7 % : } i f La St : \uxiliaries Give Prizes Awards Go to Winners of Contests Senior and. Junior Pupils Honored for Posters, Essays \ At a joint meeting of the Aux- iliaries to Cook-Nelson. Post 20 and Chief Pontiac Post 377, American Legion, awards were presented to| © winners of the Poppy Day poster! « and essay contests held annually in the Pontiac junior ,and senior high . schools. Tae * * : es Lynn D. Allen was the speaker! at the Monday evening meeting held in the American Legion Home. Mr. Allen told of the history of the poppies and how they are con- iy ceece Married Friday evening were. Marjorie Jo _ Robert Henry Pivitt. She is of Dr. and Mrs. Walton l. Mr..and Mrs. Fred Pivitt of _ Birmingham are Robert's "parents. Ps <5. "MRS. ROBERT HENRY PIVITT Personal News of Interest Hozel Pork to Be Home > of Couple Marjorie Gooding Speaks Her Vows in Birmingham A ballerina-length princess-style Henry Pivitt. sides of the full skirt. "A Ince cap embroidered with pearis secured her fingertip veil silk illusion, and she carried an arrangement of white daisies. Marjorie is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Walton J. Gooding of Wenonah drive. Robert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pivitt of Birmingham. * * * GOWNED IN YELLOW: | he | ones Lict Pantin: Post PP enter right) and Mrs. Charles S: Chandler bury, fifth, Mr. and Mrs. George Carhart ofj;of Imlay City road, on their 4th her duties of matron_ of pore gp ochre page sings | erg Mihi ese Y Mrs Henry Sink. Hair Styling ” ueset Mrs and is majoring in music andjized at Hartwell, Ga., Feb. 1. Mr. oe wnay iad of — vee , . dramatics. He is vice of}' and Permanents med Su | Newlyweds etic: Me rice este of . trp to Europe. iustrating wih Complete Beauty Service Charles of Wi é Cappella Choir, Community Coun- Garden Club Sees pictures they had taken. 152 N. Perry FE 2-3053 Chamberlain ill Reside raedararen Noomngior ap ca a sxole at Meeting |_ A.» recent chapter menting anne _street. tt Oxford = : & * __|Thirty-three—_membersof the Keasey in Drayton Plains. Mrs. = J aa t | ia 5 , tT Mr. and Mrs. David E. Edstrom|Better Home and Garden Club met Arthur Seiden spoke on “A Glimpse = . ean returned on Sunday to their Whit- at the YWCA when Mrs. Floyd of Historical Pontiac.” GROVECREST MR d VRS WV E ST CH ARLES Mr. and Mrs, Harold S. Phipps field drive home. They have spent'Beardslee showed movies of her ¢ GNG ! — We Bot. UM of Gale road announce the May the past month in Rochester, Minn. garden and of the members attend- Bridge Winners MANOR leet id Aas eee Oh Chace. . wedding of their daughter, < & * ling the Garden Club picnic —— Modern sister of the bridegroom. Joyce + joyce Berneice, to Doriald J.) Attending the VFW Fifth Dis- | Mrs. Harry Stowell served as| North-south winners on- sical Ce Medial and Sur je 6 a. “City Garden Club Names bted ok mk anv Cumichty| Gh Wenday wee tee maeee TRAE Dine A en Bian teens Siler Chas were Mice ; were * , «x ae & M G tl p id t the Rev. Michael J, O'Reilly. ee ee A Sie a ete Saee SS SO eae amare eave Mr. * *. * : Auxiliary to | Pest 1370, and |Bovlton, . Harry Martin ‘ - winners . 161 et They ref des grr vad rs. atiey as residen ett and Mrs. Donald J. McIsaac| Mrs. Otte Znader, chaplain. Mrs. C. O. Leaming. and Mrs. Ericson Lewis. sheer with taffeta cummerbunds.| Branch Gathers. at Luncheon Meeting) the bridegroom "| ae. and Mrs. Robert Mosher of Married Monday at Haven Hill The bride’s gown was of Bel- are aig oes nents at a thety sea d gium Jace over bridal satin and Sunday honoring : were Nancy Mrs. C. R. Gatley was re-elected ing to be held June 17-19 at Mack-| SM¢: carried = white orchid ‘ar. |Parents, Mr. and Mrs, Zene Knight Louise Owens president ot the Pontine Branch/inae Island, where two days of) to"pomoem. Cura Sabaswom, malt | | and Richard ot Women’s National Farm and) Circe Wil Oe Commtare, | corsage of pink glametiias, | At ax ilig 1G Eugene field trips and garden tours. uxiiary Group Garden Association at the Monday Mrs. W Ross - James F. Asher was best man. P x Derragon.: luncheon meeting held at Haven| | Mrs. W. Ross Thempeon an. Two hundred guests attended the| Meets at Devon -Naney is the Hill, flower show to bé held at the |rrcsPion held at the home of the| ¢ : daughter of ’ “ao Pontiac Federal Savings and |>"ide’s parents. Out-of-town guests or Installation peer fa Elected to serve with Mrs. Gat-/ Loan Building on May 25 must be |Oar" Hiusgate, Otsville’ Wayne, thie Hospital Hi in 2. lley are Mrs, W. K. Willman, first} Tecelved by 11 a.m. om that date. jn, ang Sa : ’| Auxiliary held its installation and| wd : vice president; Mrs. Hugh Grove,| Serving gn the social committee! - x* * * annual meeting Saturday at Devon Owens of seen sien: prattnts Ten De pe aes eee eee ee On their return from a Florida|Gables. Mrs. Donald E. Fraser in- Oakshire jamin Jerome: Jr., recording sec- : Selden May-|honeymoon, the newlyweds will re-| Stalled the officers. drive retary; William Jacobs, ’ ; Mrs, H. E. Jones, president; ) ; ‘acsutary,” aa lard. oe : Mrs. J. J. Lobikis, vice president, Mr. and Mrs, Dexter Craig, treasurer. ak gag gg secretary, Ralph c. a watts Bin. 00, Nei, cont To Speak Vows Saturday recat asco were inal Inte . pm wl b ed) ducted the election. Preparing : ° = . Saye to blue and white checked sheath the slate of nemnnves for election, Party Fetes Cynthia. Irish) xcs commite oe Arie ere " along Maybury, : Bridenstine : ee Richard's : | Mrs. C. T. Ekelund and Mrs. | Cynthia Irish, bride-elect of R.iThe couple will exchange vows this} Hasese _Bikorski, and | MR. and MRS. R. E. DERRAGON _ parents WEDNESDAY NIGHT | & ¥- Seize W. Hawkins, was the honoree at a at Grace Lutheran) 4). < ont oe me OS Pe Be ee | 1S escheat bans : Nancy Owens. \ ! 3 ! Gene*Coe (left) of Opdyke road leads Doll rides for the children at the School Fair being held at the school on Will Rogers School Arranges for Fair The annual spring fair of Will; , the pony, who will provide Pentise Press Photos Wednesday. Enjoying a trial ride are Vicky Jean Kell of Allerton road and Ricky Schneider, also of Allerton road. Will Rogers Dennis Burch, Mrs. Norma Segula and Jean Young will have care ‘of the game room. Mots dogs and pop can be pur- chased trom Mrs. John Temple, Mrs, George Parsons, Mrs. Glen Treadway, Mrs. Robert Cartier, Mrs. Ernest Boy] and Mrs. Alien Reamer. under the direction of Vernon Hos- sack, Mrs. Keith Parker, Mrs. Ber- jnard Giroux and Mr. and Mrs (Clarence Kloka. Mae Burnhem, Mrs. Glen |Hartung, Mrs. James Davis and iMrs. William Cartier will be in icharge of the fish pond. Arranging the novelty and toy booth are Mrs. |Effie Mitchell, Mrs. James. F. Hayrides, pony rides amd fire Davis, Mrs. Benjamin Schweitzer | gz [Di I Rickles _ F of Poth heal Nhe ERLE Rg ey ete pcan tae ae eee Weg ts fe eee _— Cee ee Ae ABS 3 pte Pre ¥ Be flees aie et | ely ree o e2 by he ‘ | : } x _THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957 THIRTEEN Are S Mrs. Broome’s Mix _of Meat, Soup, Corn Is Interesting - Mrs, Broome moved from De- troit out to our lake region too long ago. Her children are Alpha Chapter Mrs. Irish, Mrs. Jack Greathouse and engine rides will be conducted and Mrs. George Chamberlain. Couple Married in Home Service were the couple's only attendants. An evening reception for 100) guests was held at the Commun-' ity Hall in Auburn Heights. ' Final Meeting Held| by Sorority Chapter | Karen Newton of Williams Lake | road was hostess to Beta Mu Chap-| ee eS a He iitie se Fs Pontiac White Shrine is sponsoring vard, Mrs. Florence Wallace of Loc- -@ cup and saucer card party and fashion haven road-and Mrs. Wayne Scott -of show Wednesday at Roosevelt Temple Delaware drive. General chairman of beginning at 8 p.m. Those assisting the event is Mrs. Josephine Hoskins, with plans are (left to right) Mrs. | Harley Bowers of West Walton boule- Artists’ Society Announ Winners of the ninth annual exhibit sponsored by Society of Artists were tickets. cotte work, “The Singer’; Mrs. Cari Rogers of Birmingham, a water color entitled, “Land- ti * x * Second place winners were Mrs. Michael Godoshian, Mrs. Carl Rog- ers and Mrs, Paul Meredith. Joyce Merrifield and Hazel Nauman were also second place winners. ima Mattson, Joyce Merri- , Mrs, Adell Paine, and Mrs. = Bi geil» fl ~ fie! an entry was Mrs. Lakkari. and Mrs. Earl Ross is in charge of Floyd Fullerton were third place | winners. Also placing third with Mrs. Emil Mailahn. “Faces. Usual Chores Without Conveniences |Mom Can’t Rest on 1 Camping Trip te: ins . Of course there are some in- For the little woman stances in which this picture would a 95 there are many hazards to be overdrawn. Some men take over fe ei or $30” camping trips, and sun- {th cooking and some children ione FE 4.0553 Only burn is one of them. but this is we —_ most the main ponsi ste wmns | ~—)s , R. HASKILL STUDIO Eastern Club * * & : ; Elects Officers “in the type vacation you, | Tomorrow; * “Ponder Pleasures is something well worth-while do- lot a Veention at Home.” ing once in a while, but do not delude yourself that it is a rest BY JOSEPHINE: LOWMAN A camping trip’ for the entire _ including smali children, quet to Josephine Lowman in lcare of The Pontiac Press. ko o® MORAN HEALTH CLUB —— = — for Treatments Given For Arthritis same at home Neuritis Peor Blood Circulation a yews ae without eed ca and Nerve Trouble veniences of home. Often she m constantly be alert as to the MARK A. MORAN, Graduate from National College of Massage and Phsiotherapy. Chicago, Ill. 1936. 744 years private practice, 24 years private nerve case. 2 years Henry Ford Hospital. 11 years at — Health Club. 14 years at Moran’s Health ub. MRS. CARRIE GLENN, Graduate of the College of Swedish Massage and Physiotherapy, 3 years at Pontiac’s Y.M.C.A. Pontiac Health Club, — THELMA FOSTER, Graduate of Kellberg School of Swedish Massage and Physiotherapy. 8 years ex- perience at Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas. and cleaning up, and eee ua 4 years at Lakeshore Health Club, Chicago, Ill. po Al op El. Ae ie : Why go to Hot Springs when you can get the same Swedish Massage here. in Pontiac? — After a couple of weeks of 42 West Huron Street Call FE 5-8273 or FE 5-7647 this, even though she may not say so, getting back home to modern conveniences, a comfortable bed, “la -in backyard, a baby- oe oe QUALITY a vacation. Maybe men allow that a the little woman will better ap- EDDING OTNS eos preciate what she has ig is taken periodically on a ong. ) camping tr. eee, QUANTITY * * * | The camping trip is a family |institution and I do not recommend % 12 Anand in Album vented pe be eared ty Free Counseling gee F for the ad- sx A Wedding Guest Book eee See ee vx Picture for Newspapers outdoor life it provides, for fishing) lfor father, not as a rest for aly Yt rere Marriage - SPORADIC HELP | Miri Large “Just Married” Pennsylvania Club of Pontiac elected Peter Slabinski, president,) at the meeting held Sunday at his home on Parkhurst street. Dr. Stanley W. Black vivid and last a lifetime. Penties Press Phete ~ * * However, it is important that | , Fellow officers of the club, cOm-| a members of the family be | — OPTOMETRIST — posed of former Pennsylvanians, see cen ta ae ance toes Now Leceted of are James Van Soyoc, vice presi- rest man may not dent: Don Harding, secretary; Al|.be for the woman and vice | 3513 ELIZABETH LAKE RD. Salt, (reasueee; Demy that the sort of vacation the : : Corner of Cass Lake Read, Pontiac Andy Hermbring, auditors family takes should vary from Announcement was made that Lt.| year to year. OVER MAC’S DRUG STORE Gov. Philip A. Hart, recently) 45 case this is your year for a elected honorary member, camping trip perhaps my leaflet meet with the group this summer. |x, 69 “Tricks in Camping” would ibe helpful. If you would like to Huron Gardens Club jhave it send a stamped, self- Studies ‘Hobbycraft’ | |quest to Josephine Lowman in “Hobbycraft’ was the lesson demonstrated by Mrs. Donald Reid for the Huron Gardens Extension Qlub meeting, held at the home Of Mrs.—Louise Alee—on Montcalm street. , Elected to serve as chairman was Mrs. Gerald Wright. Mrs. Formerly of Rochester EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Phone FE 2-2362 Closed Wednesday . C GS Winners Receiving honorable mentions iHarry Gemmel is vice chairman; Mrs. Paul Kilar, secretary; Mrs. Henry Keel, treasurer, and Mrs. Romeo Guibord, reporter. Mrs. Walter Lehman will serve as recreation chairman and Mrs. Your Check Rpts erased | 32 Attend Shower A pink and blue shower was) held honoring Mrs. Floyd Reynolds at the home of Mrs. Ralph Grubb on Clayton road. Mrs. Robert Wright served as cohostess. Thirty- two guests attended the recent affair. oi] painting entitied , “Marine.” Judges were George Rich and |Warren Simpson of Detroit, mem- ibers of the Scarab Club and W. ‘R. Milner of Franklin, also a Searab Club member. The exhibit will continue at the library branch through this ‘week. John Geasler, commiunity chair- man. Mates Shorts . . Shirts . . $4.95 $3.95 OME M4 DFE si MEIN a _. ew « plain, soft and! 'tovely,’ soy meres, Plant and Showroom 5390-5400 Dixie Highway Waterford, Mich. OR 3-1225 UPHOLSTERY EXPERTS All of your tired-looking living room pieces will come: back with a new personality... + through with them. Choose ss many fab- . “end: patterns; idiamasigaes tapestries: TY a. new lease on life when our experts get | HAVE YOUR 0 EES 2% East Pike St. FE 2.1310 -REMODELED *"*° 1957 bed STOLE ond matched shirt. 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NEWS with Jim Vinoll, ee Pe ie ee : _ en STNOARD OL NEWS wih Leeper, 10 2nd How eyo WIBEV, C2 : oe j es ; ., ee > ~ Soviet Proposal a ee ee eee ee ee eee eee eee ees I : | 7 FEN \ : ve F : g “ 2 y / V | : a ss | 4 H ; ‘ ae = | rot heey ak. = i A zs t = cee: Ls ae I aj . poi : i a ie ONeraes . THE POD TIAC PRESS _ a i * ! . g # - — TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957 : 1 PONTIAC. MICHIGAN a 4 : \ \ : - ‘FIFTEEN Jaycee Teenage Road-E-O} to Be Held Here Sunday ndidriver of 14 to 19 years at the{nolly’s Jewelers, 16 W. Huron St., driving they'll tell you it pays off—in both money and lives saved. However, driving safety and ability will pay off in money won for some young French Release Take Dim View of Bid for Arms Talk, Warning Against U.S. Bases PARIS # — French officials view Soviet Premier Bulganin's latest note to the West as a bumbl- ing effort to disrupt solidarity of the free world. Officials declined public com- ment yesterday as the govern- ment released Bulganin's 4,000- word letter to Premier Guy Mollet eat they indicated it rubbed the French government the wrong way. a Chamber of Commerce, will be held in the Tel-Huron parking lot and contestants are te be there by 1 p.m. The contest is set up to tést the teenagers’ ability at the - wheel through various obstacle courses, and also his general knowledge of the -road_and traffic laws, Judging will be done by mem-; bers of the State Police; Oakland County Sheriff's Departrhent and’ ithe Pontiac Police Department. * * ws Contestants, either girts or boys, must have a driver's permit or license, and their parents’ congent., Members ef the local Juke Entry blanks may be obtained at) Chamber of Commerce responsible all public and parochial junior and for the event are Dick. George, senior high schools. ichairman; Bob Weddle, -assistant Local firms also carrying entry chairman; Dick Veazey, scoring iblanks are: Wallpaper Outlet, 105 chairman; Bruce Moore, publicity .N. Saginaw St.; Georges-Newports, chairman; Fred Peters, equipment 74.N. Saginaw St.; C. W. Haskill chairman, and Jerry Smith, certi- ‘Studio, 1 Mt. Clemens St.; Con- fication chairman... . The winner will receive a US. Savings Bond, a trip to a forth- coming Detroit Tiger baseball game, a trip to Bob-Lo, and will go to the State Road-E-O in De- 4roit June 14 to 15, with overnight accommodations at the Sheraton- Cadillac’ Hotel. win the state contest, be or she Teenage Road-E-O Sunday. and. Diem's Shoes, 87 N. Saginaw} This year’s Road-E-O, spon- | . sored by the Pontiac Junior * * -t Should the lécal winner alse MSU OAKLAND ALUMNI — MSU Club of Oakland: County at its annual spring scholarship banquet at Devon Gables recently. Special guests-were Mr: and Mrs. Alfred G."Wilson, who have do- nated their Rochester estate to the university. The Wilsons are shown above with Thirty-one high school students were. guests of the Our Dollars Return Via Exports VA *~ * * The letter, delivered in’ Paris’ Coffee Beans Perk U.S. Salaries (yy gen Tent NEW YORK (NEA) — There's. mines of Colorado and the forests metal, rubber, chemicals and! ‘The figure for the United King-| Saturday, followed similar com-|more to a coffee break than time and orchards of the Pacific North- glass to. Latin America. Of that. dom was only $18, for West Ger-. Benny to Leave Youngster Better, Tells — Dr. D. 'B. Varner (right) vice president of MSU. Standing‘are directors of the Oak- land Alumni Club, (left to right) Bevan Allen, Ivan Townes, Mrs. Joseph Perrin, Mrs. Harry Winston, Mrs. William Adams, Mrs. Harold Day, William Page, Don Borgeson, aac Winston and Richard Ernst, club president. munications to Britain, Denmark, out from work. Your cup holds Norway and West Germany. It\jobs for Americans. Over 275,000) warned that any nation permitting workers from Maine to California. U.S. atomic bases on its soil are paid annually with coffee bean west. jaan, wages to American workers: Nearly every state profits from these cha-cha greenbacks. In lit- $162,700,000 was spent in| many $12, | ~*~ * * -Brazilian-born Vito Sa, presi-| France $8 and Japan $7. .French forces based in risked nuclear retaliation. This . caution irritated French) authorities who feel establishment | of American atom bases on French territory is France's busi- ness and part of her duty under the North Atlantic Treaty. * * * Still more irritating was Buigan-' in's call for a settlement of the Algerian rebellion which would take into account Algerians’ ‘‘na- tional rights.” The French have been convinced that local commu- nists under Kremlin command abetted the nationalist revolt in Algeria. The French insist Algeria’ is an integral part of European’ i France, | imoney, according to a new report. The 14 Latin American coffee | exporting countries spend over $2,700,000,000 a year for Ameri-) can products, Forty-two per cent, or $1,134,000,000 of it is frem coffee sales to the United States. ‘Most of that sum gets stuffed into’ American pay envelopes. These figures come from an Coffee Bureau of New York. This ' 20-year-old organization repre- | sents 11 countries which supply 97 per cent of the United States catics imparts trem Latin Amer * *« *# | can Sapublia, Enandor, Ki Salve: Bulganin suggested that French) and Russian representatives meet either in Paris or Moscow, appar. ently to supplement the — talks of the U. N. disarmament Big Four and Canada. * * * Amid warnings of the havoc afi; H-bomb war would wreck, ganin proposed working out a So- viet-French agreement on the ex-| change of atomic information, for peaceful purposes. He also sug- gested that U. S, British and NATO countries be reduced in ex- change for similar cuts in Soviet. forces in Warsaw pact nations. ‘| Wasn't Driving, Judge —the Car Drove Me’ SANTA MONICA, Calif. ® — Mrs. Marie Hagen, 24, standing trial on a misdemeanor —_ driving charge, testified that the ear started rolling when ber hus-| host der, Guatemafa, Honduras, Mex- jeo and Venerucla. The survey was based on 1555 figures, the latest completely available, plus official government data and confidential trade reports from 1,68 American companies juke sell to those countries. \ echan DREAM-BOATS {Ge calite-glenter. Coffee is drunk in 97 out of every 100 homes, in all eating places and in most in- | Stitutions. Tn 1955, the survey re- iveals, we imported 2,599,223,000 pounds, $8 per cent of it from Latin America. directly or indirectly on coffee, have returned the compliment. Coffee growers, together with other exporters in those countries, ispent 630 million dollars -for our heavy machines, 517 million for band got out and that she put her| American motor vehicles, trains, foot down immediately — on the gas pedal. * * * An officer said Mrs. Hagen was behind the wheel when the’ ‘ car hit three parked autos and) bowled over a sign and a tree. Municipal Judge Mervyn Aggel- ‘ships and airplanes, and another 400 rnillion for our farm products = grain, fruits and vegetables, dairy — meat and meat | products, * *. * thousand big and little -communi- Americans are dream-boats to — Their money tangos to over a_ er found her guilty and fined her ties into small manufacturing — $158, despite her defense: ‘\towns of Vermont, to the gfest even know how to drive , tle Rhode Island, for example, | manufacturers paid $8,400,000 of it in wages to 2,275 textile, metal and chemical workers. Lumber, paper, fruit exporters in the state ot Washington used 20 million dollars of it for wages to 3,950 workers, Idaho, wiser about po- tatees than the rhumba, paid out $2,200,000 of it to keep 425 of its farmers in household funds. The larger states got their cup- ful of coffee pot money, to. Ohio ‘sold $245,824,000 worth of machines, 131,700,000 coffee dollars and in New York, 37,200 men and women earned $167,200,000. | Our 14 Latin American neigh- bers like what cur workers pro- | ada, and prove that this two-way | | trade builds a sound basis for | inter-American prosperity. ,| In 1955, their per capita spend- ing for American goods was $20. noel expects Latin America’s share in our exports to grow. “The population in these coun- | tries is increasing faster than in | amy other area of the world. Ht is now 140 million. By 1975 it will best customers, except for Can- | plained. “Also, there is a steady | of his oxygen tent today. ipital spekesman. His Version of Ordeal at Well-Bottom MANORVILLE, N. Y. *—Ben- ny Hooper Jr. hopes to come out “The doctors will remove the tent sometime today.if his tem- perature stays down,” said a hos- The 7-year-old boy was report- ed in good condition at Bayview growth of industrialization, as the nature of their imports from the United States shows.” But he stressed that how much these countries can buy from the United States depends -mainiy. on the value of what. we buy from them. * * * “Tn 1987, for “example, when} they sold only 408 million dollars | worth of coffee and other exports) to you, their purchases in your country amounted to only 12 per) cent ports,” he pointed out. “However, in 1955, when you bought $2,900 000,000 worth of their producfs, their purchases in the -United States jumped to 20 per cent of your total exports.” | COFFEE GREENBACKS — The coffee beans the Colombian “How can I be guilty? gars raising states like Kansas Worker (lower circle) is drying help pay the wages of the New Eng- and Minnesota, to the copper land textile worker (top) by providing money for imports. | said “All good union people will \ heartily approve. So will all good r% > Ouster of Beck to Get Support, Says M cClellan WASHINGTON (?—Chairman McClellan of the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee, in- formed today .of the ouster of Teamster Union Dave Beck hy the AFL-CIO Executive Council, citizens everywhere.”’ Sen. Mundt (BR-SD), a com-~ mittee member, said he hopes the AFL-CIO “will now follow through by helping us enact legisiation to prevent the re- currence of this type of situa- tion,”’ Mundt ‘wid he was ’ thinking particularly of legislation to “re- jflammations -of | tubes and sinuses. of your total foreign ex-, ‘but I couldn't hear anything.” General Hospital in nearby Mastic) Beach. imal. * * * A minor lung inflammation has ‘cleared up. He still has slight in- the bronchial, * * * Meanwhile, Benny told in his? ‘own words of his 2342 hour en-| \trapment in the bottom of a well| last week. The blond, blue-eyed | youngster fell into the 24-foot pit | in his backyard here Thursday His temperature was nor-| . | SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS — Scholarships to > MSU for the coming year have been awarded by the MSU Alumni club to Mari- lyn Martin (left) of Farmington, and James VanNocker, of Roch- ester. evening. Rescuers dug him out the next evening The plucky boy said he was mad| but not scared during the ordeal. | He admitted he cried now and) | then. He gave this account: | * * * | “The dirt was pressing against ime. I tried to wiggle loose. I iwasn’t scared. * * * “It was dark. My coat was over} my head. I could breathe swell. No Plans-t Divorce Ingrid Rossellini Rips. Reports of New Romance in India BOMBAY @®—Roberto Rossellini;the same floor in his hotel that says reports he has been-livingjhe does. with a beautiful Indian script! “It is a sad thing she has left writer and plans to divorce Ingrid; her home but my conscience is There was cold air all around-me.|Bergman are “fantastic non-|clear, for I have done nothing “I -was. mad. I was swearing. sense.” . |wrong,’’ Rossellini said. Ii was cold amd my feet weré| The Italian film director re- v8. 9 wet, my teeth. It made me mad. “TI called ‘mommy, mommy,’ Benny said he did not know ef- I could feel sand between! marked lounge of Bombay's Taj Mahal/was ill Hotel: By telephone, Sonali said she with influenza and claimed her relationship with Ros- * sellini is purely a business part- nership. Her husband, an Indian to a reporter in the * ** “They said something like that forts were being made to rescUe|ypen I came to India to make (film director, was reported in him. * * * “IT went to sleep and I. woke up lots of times,” he said. “The last time I went to sleep I woke up in bed.” films, What can you do about such|C#lcutta and not things?"’ available for * ® * * * * . “It is, extremely embarrassing ' He added that Ingrid knew of the reports and that there was no for me to talk about it,” said misundersianding between them. The bed was in the hospital The Swedish actress said in Paris\dark-eyed and classic featured. where Benny was taken after his| yesterday that “there is no truth|You will excuse me if I confine . at all” in ; rescue. Benny told his story to his fa- the report. myself to my relations with Rosel- Sonali, who has been described as. lini for whom I work. Everybody — store democratic government to the members” of labor unions. The committee spent some time investigating Beck's affairs. ther, Benjamin, 33, and mother, Borghild, 30, and friends ,who vis- ited him at the_hospital. ae the legislative conference in Washington, D. Sees \ F \ \ parry a j . plea ATTEND POSTAL, CONFERENCE — ‘These are Sa “pci-e dlink sll Uehara Cares Bryn Reber a, preston of Ge C., récently on 2 ea Mrs, Gpergeets «. ‘, ( ‘ | fe Urge Graham Crusade-in-South : for I ntegration DURHAM, N. C, ®—An organi-| zation of Negro ministers of Dur- ham and Raleigh has appealed to evangelist Billy. Graham to launch a crusade * * the Durham and Raleigh interde- hominational Ministerial Alliance _|said:- “Mr. Graham, North Car- {olina needs you, as well as New York, to carry on a preaching mission, to bring about a change in the éthical and moral —— of our people. x “We welcome you back to our dices, Graham. is cinihaeting a revival | _jin. New York. Uses Son as ‘Club’ : During Family Brawl i | LOS a W—Police say | [Ruben ‘Ortid, used his ¥ end . }month-old son” ba a club to swing at a. relative during: a family brawl; They booked him on sus- picion of assault with intent to commit murder, ._ Officers _ reported 5 ‘the: ‘baby by the head at Joan-Maestaes;a— ee hie wile. Gloria Ortiz, 18. The + Wright; Elton "Thorpe Tre Hot sn Sears seeetion «Girl Falls to Death. | A ahagl drafted yesterday by From lth Floor ~ nova, 14, had quarreled with an ‘Rossellini laughed when-told @ pnows that.’ New York Daily News story re-| «7 have my own reasons for ported he wanted to divorce Miss leaving home,” she added, “and dic.”" ‘ come fw. 8 : + % ot “Are not the Nords supposedly! Rossellini denied reports _ the a ee -ane, they. are powerful extra beautiful?” he asked." | * * *: He confirmed that the. India woman, Mrs. Sonali Das ~ Gupta, /——— [nas left her usband:and Lines ip : NEW YORK @® — A teen-age! ~ schoolgirl from the Virgin Islands/ plunged to her death last ‘night from an 11th-floor hotel ledgé. A/* presage 2,000 watched the deathy : leap. j Police said the girl, Olga Cassa-| ““ ——~ Drug 5 ot the Peak - ee of Potency aunt who lives in-the Hotel Walton} For 20 minutes policemen plead- ed with the girl not to leave her two-foot. wide perch on the top floor of the hotel. 2 #8 ‘One patrolman was lowered from the roof by 4 rope. As he neared the girl she grasped. the) .. ledge and slid over. She ‘held on for a moment. Then! she lost’ her grip and fell scream aad comaed ones BOER Virgin Islands in September 1955: to with the atmt, a laborniery : ; | Mos ot hee early years at vw LAST DAY -~v~ | L. | tit ts ae Ike's Aid Chief 2 Seattle Boys eller, posing erect OAKLAND ‘ — oe ; : SUSAN, RGHARD CONTE -EDOE ALBERT» AN ET} .,| Nabbed on Way | me tnt pictre eve? a PERT "EAST of EDEN" $ on a ~'_j/Expected to Quit fo Disneyland | alt" acer} TOMORROW [seers R ®—Two little boys, AAA AAA ize were freed on $100 bonds yester- day after they pleaded innocent to the charge of possessing beer. Arrested about 11:30 p.m. Sat- urday, Wesley Theodore Johnstone, i U, S. homes at the end of 1956 ihad 18.4 million automatic heating lunits, an increase of 8 per cent lover 1955. THE FAMILY DORI ve WATERFORD =| DRIVE-IN THEATER m WARS) THAI Naat j THE FAMED STAGE HIT NOW ‘KISMET cvs ANN BLYTH: DOLORES GRAY: VC DAMONE ON THE SCREEN: TWO HITS! ‘GREAT ‘PUNY GREAT —or Pecgiag oemane Two HITS! — After more than a decade as a- JOB WITH A FUTURE *teacher and scholar, Charles S. Wehrer, 42, above, resigned as superintendent of schéols in Shandon, Calif., to become an appren- tice truck driver. Wehrer, who admits he is not yet a good ware- houseman or truck driver, said his $6,600 per year teaching salary left him in debt and that his new career, with drivers earning up to-$15,000 annually, offered more of a future. | Will Reduce ito jretary of the Treasury Humphrey, |will reduce to the vanishing point ithe influence of the late Sen. Rob- jert A. Taft's followers in the Ei-|ti¢ jate last night. Officials at the! high|jines had custody of more than/ '$3,000 in cash, 14 diamond rings, | ‘senhower counsels, Departure of Hollister|who ran away from their Seattle Influence of Taft Followers |with thousands of dollars in cash land jewelry are home again. Eddie Zelasky, 12, and-Richard WASHINGTON Foreign Aid)naiy 13, were-met at the Seattle- Administrator today was reported getting ready! jsrents, police and juvenile offi-| John B. Hollister/;,-oma Airport last night by their bow out of his job. * * cers. The boys were picked up * Angeles put the boys aboard a Western Air |Lines plane which arrived in Seat- administration's lhomes for Disneyland and Mexico |, Los Angeles juvenile officers! By BOB THOMAS se MEXICO CITY @®—‘Maybe if I had been treated better, I might be more interested in my. career. As it is, I can’t say that I réally care much about it.” This was Ava Gardner speak- ing frankly. Her comments about her studio, MGM, gave some in- dication of why she has absented herself from Hollywood for more than two- years, * oe * “MGM was never the right stu- dio for me,” she said. ‘““They never bought a property for me; they never knew what to do with me. Most of the time they loaned me out." x * * Ava was signed by the studio 16 years ago, She happened to do some modeling in New York and her pictures happened to be seen by studio executives, “IT never was movie-struck,” she 7 ing career, so k-wasn't enthusias- tic about it. Perhaps it would have been different if the studio {had done more for me.” * * Loose’ and it starred the Dead! After ‘Treatment’ At MGM) + vers va vetier remarked. “I never sought an act-| _ ‘| SIXTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS. ‘TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1987 glee lt , Two Minor Charged lolapadeange lier yo! ora May Make One Film a Year a fet te wy was writen | ossessing Beer \Rd., appeared before Municipal ‘fr | wo. Orton Towns minors alee Cel B Moca. They Ava Just Isn't I heigl ber MGM contract « year from for scripts for myself,” “But I don't intend to She returned to do a few bit hard-—maybe ane plcture-s year." parts at MGM and some starring roles on loanouts. Her first big break..was...in.. Mark ..Hellinger’s “The Killers,” which also made a star of Burt Lancaster. * * * * Even after her ‘stardom, the studio failed to use her properly, she said. The only picture she re- called with favor was ‘‘Mogam-| fi) bo,” which she made in Africa fj with Clark Gable and Grace Kelly.|?} It drew Ava an Academy namie tion. ‘No, ra et fay — sot ri? she said. ‘ =] ee Sen me * * * Ava commented that the pic-|f] tures she has made overseas have §j been “not so good.” The most am-' fj bitious of these was ‘The Bare-|ff foot Contessa” — “It was a great Kaas 2435 Disie Hwy. at Telegraph Phone FE TWO FIRST RUNS! HELD OVER! Exclusive FIRST-RUN SHOWING at Your Butterfield Theaters —NRRAEEaD RR Features at— 1:90 - 5:95 - 6:20 » 9:80 “gt Haggerty Read. EM 3-0661 Twesda Tuesday- early yesterday. in Los - Wed.- There. Wed.-Thurs. f} Hollister’s expected early exit,| when they stepped off a San Fran-| TONIGHT ‘along with the forthcoming de-|cisco bus. \parture from the Cabinet of Sec-| * * * | Hollister, once Taft's law part-| |a bracelet of $20 gold pieces, and ner, was said to be preparing to}a gold watch the Los Angeles offi-/ jcers found stuffed in the pockets! sents the administration's $3,880,-\of the motorcycle jackets the boys wore, xe * * The cash and jewelry were held heme NEW WARNER SENSATION! | 2ND THRILLER! \| Hollister himself was not avail- able.for .comment. x *« * He goes before the Senate For- eign Relations Committee Thurs- by the- Seattle police for release! later to the owners. | Eddie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Edward Selasky, and Richard's father, Peter Louie Daly, were at. the airport. Police turned the boys over to the parents, Then police counted the money | a e r 4 9 Q 4 oh, a WATERFORD WAVE Pwrus a WED." “Calamity Jane” “Reprisal” (Advertisement) "sichecked the jewelry while . the beys and their parents watched. * * * | In Los Angeles the boys said) they had planned their trip for a * month. Eddie said that Friday, after his father had left for the night shift in an aircraft plant and before his mother returned from the day shift, the boys broke a chest from which Eddie had Corner WILLIAMS LAKE and AIRPORT ROADS Phone OR 3-2683 ‘LL CRY TOMORROW as head of the International Co- operation Administration. Some Democrats in Congress in | sympathy with the foreign aid pro- io have suggested to Dulles and others they would like to see Eric Johnston be given an-—im- portant role in any new aid setup. BLUE SKY DRIVE-IN First Showing 8:00 pistols in shoulder holsters, In San Francisco they outfitted themselves with clothes, walked the streets all night and left for |Los Angeles. They were very quiet little boys he the airport last night. Plead Guilty to Loitering in Illegal Liquor Place Three of the four men arrested Sunday af a Bagley street home | during a Pontiac Police vice squad raid pleaded guilty yesterday to the charge of- loitering in an illegal place, Charles Scaggs, 36, of 269 How- ard McNeil St.. and James Wesley Atkins, 37, of 33144 Rockwell St., STEWART in the picture that ‘lifts you right out OT youl S@at! —AND— Golden BRAINPOWER IS OUR MOST VITAL RESOURCE! You can't dig education out of the earth, There’s only one place where business and industry can get the eilucated men and 80 ene peseee for future Daily. | Call FE 8-0483 Fried Chicken—Shrimp Fich—Drumburgers PIZZA | HELD Today . 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IN FLINT BOUT — Mickey ia issue. ae ut aguas uk ant Stroke Back; Briggs, Four schools, Northwestern, lowa, Minnesota and | Wallace — g nd oar ae Johnson Also Qualify Indiana are up in arms about the large scale talent « Flint LMA. . raids in Big Ten territory by outside schools because of the program. However, there seems to be little chance for the pro- Favor Wolves. gram to be junked. Now that it is law it must have @ 6-4 vote for repeal. if N tTith Duffy Daugherty of Michigan ‘State made no Or e | e secret he opposes the program, but faculty repre- sentative Dr.~Harold Tukey and athletic director EVANSTON, I. @ — Michigan ; Biggie Munn aren't likely to change their vote. | is @ slight favorite to repent for! aia Michigan, Purdue and Minnesota are for the plan, in the conference meet starting) 20 which means Iowa and Ohio State smut change their/Thursday. votes. - Dlinois are expected to put plenty NFL TO EXPAND BY 1958 of pressure on the Wolverines be-| It appears almost certain that another team will be ::/* = ; added to each division of the National Football League; Michigan is led by the Big Ten in time for the 1988 season. . |singles champion, Barry Mackay, Some of the cities interested in franchises include ‘Davis Cup squad. He and two Kansas City, Minneapolis, Houston, Miami, Buffalo, {0'her sen! Louisville, Denver and Seattle. Buffalo appears a Michigan register 31 straight vic- strong choice in the East. . tories in the last three years. DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX Southfield's former athletic director Bob Hall is now Boston Dodge Main the school’s principal and word has it that- basketball Feature at Suffolk arations for today’s undergraduate meet to sit for their portraits. coach Bob Watts and football coach Monte Charles are) poston us—Boston Dodge, sen- half-- The PHS crew Saturday won its 3rd successive MHSAA Class A the leading candidates for the vacancy. sational rite HAE © come [vay Sud Oh 8 ining Gate, crowi, the 3rd school to have won more than twice in a row. Ace, Charles, however, is taking a trip north this weekend back, appeared to be scaring off under-par 67: He-oomed toa 78 on| high jumper Hudson Ray (center) holds the big title trophy with ne Leads 42 Rival | acee iat ieacHiSGAN <= Michigna’e ‘bec Nigh ‘setenl. peek ~ team, Pontiac’s Chiefs, Chiefs, yesterday took time out from their prep- to visit Northern Michigan College where he will talk the feature attraction\today in the ished with 145 : The tree were wines of tbe high Sump, tlt ‘nd =o tnedih kins, Fred Brooks; (top). — Ray Lowry (coach), Dick Reynolds > (statistician), Len Gracey, Joe Hill, Dick Keller, Fred Mayers . (manager), head coach Dean Wilson. > “par : ‘both competition and money asithe back nine, however, and fin-| Larry Beamer (left) and Rog Coats (right) getting a hand on it. tie to Paul White about the assistant coaching job. opening of a SSday spring meet- Briggs wound up in ¢ tie with 5 a — . _ * * * a jing at Suffolk Downs. John Dalrymple for the other two) Tig e Looks for ugfes A funny note came out of the Pittsburgh Pirate |__™¢ Possibility of the first min f : clubhouse recently. It seems that Bobby Bragan has was discussed as Boston e e ’ >a: been changing the lineup around so much, that every | went into the featured $7,500 Paul Png pe oe nal ee eee = on Inc | . time Bragan posted the sheet with the starting lineup |"*’** —— ___| Marbert, twe of Michigan’s best | - , a. st on the bulletin board there was a mad dash to f a eae "| threats for the national PGA ti- eat . SAN JUAN, P.R. w — John Egli,| ing, Both are former champions, | BALTIMORE ®— Manager his Detroit Tiger batters loose inning when Harvey Kuenn doubled DSTROT ‘AB RE One of the Pirate players, looking at the anxiety on Penn State basketball coach, Ford- Al Wat csteran Oakland Jack Tighe looked ‘today for ° ‘an from their rise and fail with theland Ray Boone singled. y Brogm 2 ot Tete, BEL his teammates"-faces-one day, laughed -and- commented, /am coach ing RAP a ona Hills pro, was elso exempt.'old fashioned slugfest” to aon en acre ee. Detroit's~onty-hit-off-the--young/noone te 3-9-1 Runneladm.2--} 3 “Looks like a mob scene at the unemployment agtncy|..-1 beshétbell in the Parts ewes See entrant: PCA See, can figure. out,” Cuban in the last 72-3 innings, was) pertots eee $$ ta with everyone after a job.” Rican League this summer — what sed is to|Lary’s pop fly single to left initutuect 4 9 1 Berberete 3 9 0° , jo | Tommy Shannon of Orchard! on Takes. its hat we need so \the fifth inning. Bill Tuttle's second|sewes 3 $$ Gere, 3 4. er ot Kiiwood ‘won aerate gor inning single accounted for the|Averp 0 0 @ Remesp 3 0 0- other Detroit hit. Totala 31 1 4 Totals 2 7 : ler ot Knollwood won “alterate ee ck ce Washington tied the score in the Fits-Gerald—Singled for Derberet in . ton Smith, an | W- 0) | qx i —s that’s what our jfirst inning after Whitey Herz0g| Dermott ...--<.«++-- -100 900 gg0—-3. $8. | team to shake it out of advanced a\ Washington ......---. 100 000 tr Frank Lary s late Starter Again == ver W-U Lead | a QUALIFIERS deo het Ob veal grant siding” IFeanré iia. Serre ae and Dome; int, ¥. Rolling : [Bob Gajéa. Porest Lake ....,.. 72-10-1482) The determined Clarkston base-; . eT -¢ will) Jim Bunning, with a 2-1 record ont Se ee ee ia ere | By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS [Duke Snider, Sandy Amoros and) The tall, gangling righthander jim Jonowe, Farmington" e-ts-iea ball team was sitting proudly on Dic geen el adhe og how Ms the season, faces veteran 2, 89 rea) ‘y-ER— | |Carl Furillo, ‘walked one and struck our four in a ogy — toner “it~ | top of the heap in the northern! Frank " bis Sth| Moore who has won one and lost 7 +2 4 Aber 6-0 i P = Manager Jack Tighe of agiewt Don Drysdale, 20, unbeaten s0 posting his second victory against, pn “a division of the Wayne-Oakland| (oe isi A BipalPag are oe de-|two, when the Tigers meet the amr Re 4 rb Catone se | troit_Tigers was wrestling far, picked up his third victory four defeats. Harry Simpson, who! TERN: [League today after a hard-earned tonight, __Ivens, Pay he a disconcerting thought today. ae “Brooklyn swept the two-game singled in the second, and Billy X-Joe Thacker, pomreit cones 5- via ae) triumph over Milford ie ae —- wondering ‘about Frank ‘series from St. Louis. . | Hunter, who doubled in the sixth, a ie Detroit’. 71.11-4g broke a Ist place deadlock. ; z bed ay eae The victory was Brookiyn’s| were- the only A's to hit Ber: a} ee Leroy ll bunt single, a * = Is Lary, em the righthander ary in succession and. boosted |against_ him. | Leo Bishop, Tecumseh .......... Se end 2 renecting one et eto Tennis Tips by Rosewall ~ simply a starter or 8 the third place Dodgers to within * + * | NON-QUALIFIERS by Glen “The Clutch” Os- , ; one-year wonder? a half game of Milwaukee, 2 1-3 Pen’ Arbor ......74-76-180't os cand the only run in a/its and snapped their four-game ; ¢ 63 ‘ "te ,_Nbehind thé pace-setting Cincinnati], 7"e, Qriclen ‘ezed loser Neder Set Bee osSHEM mound duel between winner Dave| ining streak me an : : Tighe, of course, hoped it was/Redlegs, Ihits. They broke a scoreless dead- trs¢ chaler ,reungham <°. 3-3 ee nee ee ee cae tot et the nite soared Pole Rus | sehen cppert Ms bape| Sedu sing taper toe Sills nutes eeu iunhs eat Chick. Ratan, Bett OR Redskins stranded with the|¢!s with the winning run. aoe : In Lary’s first full season with more as he faced only 29 batters scored on a single by Gus Trian-\te= Coumos, Ponting \.-.....:.-1-16-168 help of nine strikeouts. The defeat, however, failed to (Tie te the first. of tour stories the Tigers, back in 1955, he was and set the Athletics down in or- dos. The other Baltimore run'pan Jewor, Detrole 2... .c74-81-188 * * dislodge Detroit from 4th place in ps ereeey at manenal able to win only two of his first/der in eight of the nine innings.|came in the eighth when Trucks 70" Talkington, Ann Arbor’....73-76-155/ Bisewhere in the league, Clar- |the oe oa Gar ae singles champion.) six decisions. He wound up with\One of the three men to reach! walked Bob Boyd, who advanced /Jonn Barnum, Grand Rapid: ...15-61-186| enceville clinched the southern |the Boston Sox who bu ap Seesebuees a respectable 14-15 record with a base against him was erased onion a wild pitch and scored on a/L0% Powers, Detroit |: ..........- -78-188 Givision championship and at half a game —-5% behind fifth place club an attempted steal single by Tito Francona, wick Beteen, Detroit ."7..1...-71-80-18) east a tie for-overall Joop honors |~ticago White Sox — were idle. | 1) pecome a tennis. player you * * * ah Reatos’ Gieane Maglio 2. 4o| with a 13-3 romp over West Tighe’s big complain at hes Beet) od o tems faciet, = good pair Sod jen Lula, Monroe .............. £2-78-160| Bioomfleld for its 8th win in nine that Tiger batters can’t get going A sgeirtegyes R powder ha gers Ue cchgans on Soper. Royal Oak ..-+-$0-$1-161) Carts, A mine-run 6th decided |Unless the Detroit pitching borders|°f — end. only two of bas teot aredecieak As) It uf A de Demon, Pint scones go is the tssue. John Lucadam hom- |°P the sensational, | om x *& sions and as late as July 1 his DI qd U ace ssure Ay ered for Ge hows, troit has outscored its opponents! I use my own # racket — record was a lacklustre 410. But a8 which is made by an Australian Wally Lasky. Birmingham *| Bloomfield Hills came up with'77-19, better than 4 to 1. But came on strong in the second —e ee Pevoll. the surprise of the day by nipping|in 15 defeats, the Tigers have been he half of the season, winning 17 of — ee ea as \Northville 4-3 for its 1st win after|outscored 91-58. t his last 20 starts, including his on iac § Wavy Watch. ‘eight reverses. A wild throw scored , 42 8 last eight in succession to finish . : today: ; throwing a couple’ of wide ones|advantage during his 24 years in the early fifties hardly anybody the art. 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Gen: Bernard A Schriever| ‘“Thoretically," he said, “they who heads the Western Develop-Can be defended against but the ment Division of the Air Research Problems lopment Command, gave 4re Sev = ies ay while visiting more difficult than defending ; . i ts = : : Mo). against known weapons. with Sen. Symington (D-Mo | Schriever declined to say any- WARSAW — Zenon Kliszko, a close associate of Wladyslaw Gomulka, has taken the No. 2 job in the Polish Communist, party. Ocliab was approved by the par- ty’s Central Committee at its urday. Gomulka is first secretary and boss of the party. * * * WELL, WELL! BETTER LATE * * * a eines thing of the results of recent) jqigk - ter-| ; : iszko was purged from the continents} "Ballistic Missile, and//CEM tests in Florida or even communist Central Committee in THAN NEVER, I ALWAYS we will,” he said, “no enemy cah| re tues or the Titan, was tested [22% Dut Festored to a position of CLUES IN THE MYSTERY hit us without expecting to be hit ee " "|prominence when Gomulka took OF WHY FOLKS DON'T in , | jover, KNOW ALLEY OOP return.’ General Schriever said no new) Less than six million pounds of| : inventions are required to make organic chemicals were obtained) Railroads have about one billion the weapon a reality. The only|from petroleum in 1925, By 1950' cross ties in uSe today in the U. §. requirements are integration of| the total had increased to about!/and about 35 million of them are the technical knowledge now at'15 billion pounds. replaced every 12 months. 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OF DREAMILY = Ul OUR WAY - é \ 11 CAIPTAMS OF £m Oe es noe 0) eg) ie Sent FB (( a By Dick Cavalli WHATEVER WE ARGUE ABOUT, L Mere cet te Last Waker) 4? ht os TRwitlams ~ © 1967 by MEA Servion, ne, TM. Reg. US. Pat. OF. 2 Mien icin ee ee * s ; SRE i a oi a ie : € os i y 7 } ee tial § 7A j oe ee Ns “\\ sow; which way is first base?” > * = Sis rs es os bes? Ris Ey ts [tikes {ag her cteh Pega eaatoentnge 9 oe Rain Causes Grains to Ease. CHICAGO W — Rain again had a dominant influence on grain fu- tures at the Chicago board of trade i today, Most contracts aued close to|Apples, Northern Spy, fancy, 3.75 bu;| Leading issues showed a hodge- podge of. small plus and minus) Ne,'signs. Many pivotal stocks were Monday's closes, but prices eased|wo {2 reports of heavy over- night rains in the winter wheat-|1- 1'%-5% growing areas. There was also/1.25-1.16 rain in the corn and soybean ; regions where planting has been Leeks, No. 1, 1.25-1.75 doz. back despite delayed. Some of the price pressure came from expiration of May contracts with sizable interests still open in wheat and soybeans. ? MARKETS Drive Falters produce lin Mixed Deals | locally grown ee a No, 1 and fancy radea only, t PRICED MIOMDAY Wane: Preite —~|*O08Y: 2.75-3.25- bu. Apples, Steele Red, — 00 bu. vo. s, |unchanged. “Soe Root, . 2.50 % bu. ‘Chives. No. 1, se Ses Horse Radish, No, 1, 1.00-1.25 ng it. doz, a 2.00-2.40 32-Ib. bag. fessor. nook Wo Ne. , beha. T3 325 des. beta. Potatoss, No. 4. airs market's strong advance . f Near the end of the first hour (on huebers, inotouse, tangy iso go 4 string of new 1957 highs over old style wheat was % lower to %|bebs: No. 1. higher, May $2.18; new style wheat |Tomatoes, hothouse, "No. 1, 3.75 §-Ib. was unchanged to 4% lower, July|****t- $2.09%; corn was % to % higher, May $1.31%; oats were % higher 300-350 bu. Turnip. to % lower, May 69%; rye was 4 to % lower, May $1.18%; soybeans’ tuce, were unchanged to % higher, May |P¥, >& pestet, Lettuce, leat,” Be. 1, Bie $2.39%, and lard was unchanged to 5 cents a hundred pounds lower, May $12.52. Forecasts of more rain over the) perrorr gtowing areas and continued un-|F.QB. Detrolt, cases included, federal- -| Past week and a half. It was t for the market to “stop, look listen,” remarked another. 85-95 doz. bebs. | GREENS: Kale, No. 1, 2.00-2.50 bu. Mustar No. 1, 2.50-. - ou. Ne. 1, 1.50-2.00 aries AND SALAD ‘OREENE, Let.) hothouse, 1.25-1.59 | 20Ur weeks, was one of major news to change inve BOGS: Large, 11.50-13.00, 20-de8. ase; medium 9.50. 0.00; small 8.50-9.00. : peo : menert vere | New York Stocks gp Os let. | (Late Morning Quotations) corteiaty as to the effects of the) “Sit sree Jumbo 38: marge Admiral»... 13 Int Paper... T Fe Mm gi- ALF MOG swwee Shoe or avy rains of the past. month or eg a pe 4 B. large 28-22,|Allied Ch'".', 91.5 Int Silver so were counteracting {Actors in| via ‘svg 30. Allied Strs .. 45.17 Int Tel.& Tel wheat trade. Browns: Gesde 7. ewe 31; om = ‘Alls Chal ... oe ai boa Coal 3%; Grade niseg . : ally Ds jAm Airlin’'.... 184 Johns Man . Grain Prices “Geeks SOs, wed ene 28%. cn on) ee Tes. gtaded sea * . CHICAGO GRAIN Whites: Grade A, extra large 21; large, = GaseEl .. 39.4 Clk .. CHICAGO, May 21 (AP) — Opening 29-32; medium 727. jam Mo Pay 394 Kresge, 88 . grain Browns: Grede A, extra lar e 304g. tm Motors .. 65 Lehn & P . Wheat — (old) March ....,.1.31% | 31%: Ye: large 28%-36%5:, medium 2544-27 \am N Gas... 50 LOF Glass May ........218% Ostse — ment: Market about steady. Dis-|Am News .,.. 30.1 Lib MeN&L July ...cces 0% May o% toute trade is rather slow with sup-|Am Rad ..... 3 & My Sept, .cccoedlZ «July op cenees 61% —g~ and in some instances ltheral | ra — vee h Aire . Ke ‘ 2.15 Des. cscecnce 1% and f offered particularly on large (0m tm —_ soe | Lowe's, were ‘ $ tmew) y~— =. Bug oee PUY eens ROOM MAF oo cane BOM am Vises’: 09 Looe’ Sept. 2.12% July ‘ 19 ° Lou & Nesh Dec. 16% eS 121% CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS Anaconda - 6.3 Mack Tre March 711% 135%| CHICAGO. May 71 (AP) — Butter | Anac W&c.. 1 May D Birs Gera <— |steady; receipts $48,000; wholesale buying Armco Stl -. 55.6 raw H M68 o5casc 131% duly .....0-: 12.65 | Prices un d to % higher; 93 care | rmst. & Co M4 Cp July ‘133% Bept. 2.02... 12.90 AA 9: 92 A 50: 90 B 56%: on le | « Sept. padgent WS < Oct ecacees a2 © B ST; eC “. “ane ate Cst Line oe aid Ch & 6 BOG: . poor ed < Poultry [og Be 18, Swens ¢ c * 2 for [Capital airi 324 Ovens So DETROIT POULTRY vo A = Pea AW Air wT. |. tt tlt DETROIT. May 11. (AP) — Prices Cater roe paid per pound feb. Detroit for No i\Gen fl Ps.” 501 nee ou ledent Tooth Brushes quality live poultry up to 10 a.m. = & Ge . 0% Penney JC Heavy hens 30-23; light type 11-15 rysier_ ..... 14 pa RR Regular $1.00 ¢ co be gp or fryers {2-3% Ibs.) (Satie ae S¢ Pevsi Cols < *eey eresses 34-25: barred: *sre fewer 2 for rocks 25-36. Caponeties (4 Ibs.) 25, (5%- » «4 Cub Associ ib. f - @4 gun Of ..... ju ation do not think their sorw'ron Abo & [eee sae kee, mies lege oe fest Belcan ia sel afer mect| Setanta ne nena ce, Get See: al Hae Precks Bro cots See SS Bt meet-| electrical impulses. oe eo oe ae oe oe ae ae ee oe to low choice 19.50-21.00; standard — | aol . Poses Texas Co eo jing with the Waterford Township These then beamed Wah” atch cout tat-weet eatests| Gos Ree: S84 Temuse On... gegiPoardl last might phosphorescent screensin the back NOXEMA and cutters 1150-1400; commercial balls O68 "3%. ----: 43) Thomp Pd... .#12| The 200 property owners, located |" a enon ape ts ¢ = nay 200 early trade steady; Gen Motors .. 43 Eon y ard 32 ‘on the west side of Williams Lake, stati , . = $1.25 Size [choice and prime vealers 26.00-30.00: Gen Su°* <« 353 Transamer 392 have run into a snag regarding a od te low choice 21.90-28.00; standard Gen Time... 38 aweet Om -- Fi Athe of their privately owned ee tt ss ee 3 vs — 1282 | roads, The group claims it has ning ce, Charles Antel CHICAGO LIVESTOCK {Goede Be ++ $4 Unit air’ Lin’ 3x7 been four years since any work —— devi 00 CHICAGO, May 71 ‘AP) — Galable Goodyear |... 85.6 : been done subdivision. P 6,000; moderately active, mostly |Grah . 16 ait Pre “rages in the on the film. Regular $1.57 ¢ jgteagy through mid sees sec) ‘s xI he te Gs os grey pease They were told the township | With still another intricate new 2 FOR ewer; sous weeks \Grephound ... 183 OS Bub. -csse* $$] cannot legally spend any money (camera, an attempt will be made ceccwe PETS teri een, See leen ae-'Ss Te f-| oo Sommetlp road apron : = = a io. s a 1-2 210 Bb or ie Dead, Jot, No. | Holland, a 8 Walgreen a eae aa sais ed Off - 10; “ i seco TUM West Un Tel .. 1 of : because are a. Shampoe & : Creme Rinse fis titeirso: tew lots ito.) Sones ti Cent... 86-2 Werte Br.” eos! not Up te present specifications. GMC Truck icial | 16.50-17.00: larger ed Indust Ray .. 31.7 White Mot §3.1 Gets S ial Trainin R $ 00 tb sows 14.00-16.25; with most Ing Rand .., 83.4 Wilson & Co..13.1| Board members told representa- pec g ' BOTH FO 400 1b lots around 18.28-'5.50; few|Inland Stl .-° § Woolworth ..'! 433 -: Etta "tede Set, ‘saves tim; tod|intrta ES Gome'aS'w: Stlwoud eorepe thetr roads in replay tre ts Pemice too at tn eam mee m mene nnn= Ui cits and heifers steady, to 35 lower:\Int Bus Mch 331 fngst Sh&T _1r9.2/Vould scrape their roads in PreP-'s& Coach in Pontiac, is one of the Mee fon cows aa — sireng te 2 higher: Int oer : “te ith Rad ...118 jaration for oil and-tarvia which) specia} General Motors personnel COMBINATION Jp stescr te strong: high chotce and prime | has to be paid for by the property|who is undergoing an intensive ‘steers 24.50-26.25; bulk choice steers STOCK hg mere owners, 10-week training program in indus- Creme Puff and $ 25 22.16-24.25; good and low choice steers Comptes by the iated Press . Hi Fi Lipstick ] 20.00-33.98 Gandard; and low send May is. 1s) @ DEBATE CEMETERIES trial uses of radioactive isotopes. 11 S0- e 8 . A. two-week course in funda- 00; Indust Rail: Util Stock Jhegete tua on pny p Seg Fy 2100-33. ;}Net Change = ~4 UNCH ~3 Oe ee at cas mentals was Started last M y iaderate ing heifers 1850.|Noon Tuesday . 270.6 126.2 77.4 184.8|sion regarding the landscaping and t the GM i in Flint. The : Begs mami coe mmr rine [ocemase™” ga IHS 12d ts lmalotenance of the four township [Ot De Othe ‘coun if canners &: ew eoee \! ‘ | good and choice vealers 2.00-26.00.. Year Age. gee ied Tae std —_— concer, A ageig = lectures and experiments at GM's : sheep 1,008: trade moderately |1957 High ......2714 1347 77.4 168.1|contracts residents to pay Technical Center in Warren, fol- ‘wetive: lambs 50 lower; slaughter ewes|1057T Low ...... 240.6 1184 722 1680\lots on an installment basis is be- 1 steady: and choice lambs | 1956 High ...... 276.3 155.1 69 191.5 lowing: the inifial two weeks. ‘o.00-23.28: cull to low good 13.00-19.00; 1956 Low ...... 244.0 1262 9.6 171.6/ing studied, : The course is planned to give DRUG i200: Smal its choice, aa gee ners ue geben The township board has author- (the men a wellrounded background Shore sisueheer cr ewes, 4.00-8.00: 1. deck /Pigures after” de points are eighths| ized the Oakland County Read jin radio isotope uses so their di- “The Professions! Pharmacy Serv- § ™xed and choice 127 1 eves 1.56.) a. Beuip. Co tL, dl Gomsumiag gueaen ar Grower (yacouas at omen proposed ap- img Southeast Pontiac” | e ' Baldwin Rubber grates ° 183 is the remaining portion of Crescent eae radioactive melee 498 $. SANFORD Pontiac High Student Gi. Git & Chem, Go.': 3 he “ge| Make Road for blacktopping. turi 00 Reiall Foctase Ligver Desicr [Given Gift Certificate |Pesinnular wet Pa. co... $18) 193 se cpirctrn Apsley Age potas. Bailey in the course Z Rudy Manfuct. Co, ...145 145 145 Advertisement urphy- Enterprises Edison Co. ... ‘$ 13.5/$18,130 the county road com- nant Wivoc Bes alae h —— ‘a national] ** Screw Paco. * ‘te =i berersind ut B ! Wives! C=. sgt beau ened The township voted to pay tor he! Business Notes Da ® |clothing, cosmetic, and jewelry seeding and mulching of ditches) . nae, D. Nathan, has been appointed 7 conch Fone a $1,200 gift certificate to an honor g - staft for program plan- renee foci. 20,27 Cana gas jatudent at Pontiac High School, far Varation Timea. + sg {ning at Flores Incorporated, De- Peace b. In a single |Carolyn Rush, of 44 Lull St. erc ants in ity gy 7 training organization. * : Mrs, Nathan and thei: of liver, 16 pow. Miss Rush, who has been award- DETROIT @ — Chrysler r two as Farmer's Market's upward drive faltered as rete by =, ‘end sold by them/prices were mixed in early trading shown technical signs of “topping ase, out” recently after establishing a A rise in the U. S, Treasury’s bu. Short-term borrowing -costs, stop- ping the. downtrend of the past background item, There was little in the way sencusssiseanyasuxssg: EPSRSRRESSR CENT ERE S2ysrvsts sapavspestuge.ts hy a of oo covers Bee NEW YORK @® ae The stock! ing The opening was fairly active }; but once the initial blocks were 36.| disposed of the trading pace 7T| quieted Some ‘Wall Street analysts sald has ime and stor miles an hour, missed bad - * “Sl oe) o--8 ee wm -s ith eet et ddd stl eee @ qse~ de deat “. thres very dangerous 90-degree 47 | curves on the Wixom 36.1) 1 | . $5 sa | - 54.5, 113.6! ve 44.2) ++ 265) .. 45 . 18.2 -. US . 7 . 45.1 .. 20 . m1 oH 30.1} - 343 cations, due to inadequate warn- . 3.5 ing signs. : lew r Hj first few times after the had unwelcome visitors miss the curve, Charlie hauled sev- eral huge stones into his. front RUBBLE IN “ASHES” THE PON'IYAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957 ek, ie _aweyty. ONE |Drop. Rim’ Inventor Fights Spead Dentih: that “someone might get hurt, j|having trouble pulling flat tires off “ |. so he hauled them all awairims after they had been removed from the wheel, Charlie designed Years ago, when people were |the solid wheel—eliminating the ex-| — It looks like Charlie one-man ‘ax-grinding’ campaign with the Ash will have to find another ax to grind, after six teenagers side-swiped his living room and crashed into his tool shed. Charlie has started a tra rim on tires, ‘Fhis contribution to the world has made Ash,“a part of every car on the road today.” Ash has some 200 patents cover- steering and lifting “but for them to leave the Ashes’ alone,’’ he concluded. Horowitz Named DETROIT w — William Horo- witz, president of the General Bank of New Haven, Conn., has been L. A. Young Spring <& Wire Corp. elected to the board of directors of , VALUABLE FACTS ON INVESTING for your FREE copy of “Dividends Over the Years” a basic guide for common stock B q- ie Q zi it ar But ordinary, home-grown gadg-' nuclear blast. ceteers never will get a chance| irity barrier, the men who try out Ht af i Each of the 18 or 20 atomic det- | | nations t to be triggered during out| “Operation Plumbbob” will in- volve five or more “key experi- in Subdivision | Near Williams Lake owrs\Can Ship by hit | 200 Residents Must | Pay for Maintenance Officials of the Ideal Country them highly secret. STREAK CAMERA In this fantastic extension of the box camera, a light image is received by an electronic device daughters live at 165 Baldwin, Birmingham. trainees will attend a course of|©rding to Pontiac police, and processing|valued at $69 was reported stolen .|69 N. Francis St., ‘according to _jat Roosevelt Temple. 22 State St. A:Scientists Turn Gadgeteers At Nevada Nuclear Testing Site| =~ LAS VEGAS, Nev. (INS)—Atom-,laid out an almost unbelievably |to photograph a-bomb shock were las they are reflected from objects eteers’ paradise among the cactijgimmicks for measuring and test-\""4 .|ing everything connected with a| Comparatively weak shock waves will be photographed as tiay-cho-velactnd trem paresae-) ree Senet ee Tet distance away 25 a study of biast effects on humans. Reflected shock" waves cause! visible distortions of light seater to those caused by a mirage of And each experiment involves a hot air, end special methods have! multitude of gadgets, many of been developed for photographing Roads Go to Pot ule sete then MEASURES RADIATION An improved high-speed cathode The atomic energy commission|ray oscilloscope for measuring has released information on some|gamma radiation — the radiation of its equipment, however, includ-|most dangerous to humans — in ing an electronic “streak” camera the early stages of a detonation that can measure and record things| will be used for the first time in \hbappening within 10 billionths of a second. “Operation Pumbbob.”” This instrument can _recerd re- actions within the range of less than a 10 billionth of a second. News in Brief \fast information on precisely where | jand in what amounts there may) investment Clip and Mail This Coupon Name Own your own share of American business WATLING, : LERGHEN & CO. “716 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. FE 4.2895 Also making their debut in atom-| ie bomb testing are two electronic computers designed to provide rapid forecasts of radioactive fall- lout near the desert site. These devices furnish extremely | Member New York Steck leading be radioactive fallout from any Exchange and other’ particular explosion under weather | | conditions forecast for ‘‘shot” time. | FiNLL TALES by KING EDWARD wecton soses snow cour a / buy @m in the handy 5- pack! 4 KING ‘EDWARD CIGARS Giraffe won the race by a nose because at the finish line, the jockey yelled,*Low bridge!” Gerald Cox, 23, of 006 Hendrie! film. Each individual St., Royal Oak, charged with con- | image is recorded in a different tributing to the delinquency of a) position on thé film by means of a'minor, yesterday demanded an. thus placing alexamination before Royal Oak “streak” of consecutive pictures| Justice Fletcher L. Renton, who/ set examination date at May 24, | ‘and returned Cox to the Oakland County Jail with bond set at $500. dames Martin McAfee, 5, of 406 S. Jessie St., pleaded innocent yesterday when he appeared be- fore Municipal Judge Cecil B.| McCallum for a drunk driving) charge. He was freed on a $200 bond until trial June 6. Three nickel anodes, weighing about 30 pounds each and valued at $97 were stolen from the Art Metal Platers, 61 Short St., after thieves broke into the building graph Rd., sometime Sunday according to Walter Sheffield, man- a A gas powered lawn mower from the garage of Heinz Gunther, Pontiac Police. B'nai Israel Rummage Sale. Clothing and household. 14 E. Pike. May 20 to 25. Mon. 12 ‘til 9. Tues., ING EFFICIENCY Now you can enjoy the convenience of automatic oil-fired winter air. = condi- BUY an ARMSTRONG: Steet Oil-Fired Hi-Boy Winter Air-Conditioner Soin sue GOODWILL AUTOMATIC HEATING 3401 W. Huron (Corner of Elizabeth Lake Rd.) FE 2-7849 This Wourthet Boat and Motor PROTECTION For a Few Pennies Per Day! Call us now for informa- _ — H. W. HUTTENLOGHER Agency H. W. Huttenlocher 318 Riker Bldg. Max E. Kerns FE 4-1551 — = ‘Wed., Thurs. and Fri. 10 "til 5, . Pontiac White Shrine will spon-' sor card party, Wed., May 22, 8:00. | Do You Own. Put them to work by investing in “SHARES OF AMERICA” Lazy Dollars? | \ = | These Comnion Stocks Yield 4% or More New and used. 14 E. Pike. Adv. J = 714 Community Nat'l Bank Bldg. , = Phone FE 4-1568-9 BAKER & HANSEN ' Richard H. DeWitt Donald E. Hansen Res, FE 5-3793 Res. FE 2-5513 Homeowners’ Policies = Accident Insurance » Fire Insurance - a a ne ea ae ’ against racketeer ogee Dio in TWENTY-TWO in } THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 21, i j haa threats against key witnesses may/already serving a minimum 13%!APril 5, 1956. Dio was, to have have collapse the government's case the acid blinding of labor col- unmist Victor Riesel. * * * , A potential witness - ho clammed up yesterday was given a five -year contempt sefitence. The gov- ernment hoped the action would leesen the tongues of other wit- nesses. U, S. Atty. Paul Williams said: ifive years to Miranti's term. years in the attack on the news- paperman, bluntly told a federal grand jury he'd do five’ more|, rather than testify against Dio, Federal Judge William B. Her- lands promptly obliged. He added “No man is above the law,” the judge told him. x * Miranti_was brought here from * Damage Is $10,000 TROY — Fire of undetermined its contents at the ree grip Co,, 4114 Rd., about 4:30 this morning. Company spokesmen said dam- in Troy Factory Blaze » others — py) Garlino, Key. Witnesses - Clam Up in Acid- Blinding Trial - | NEW YORK @ — Underworld; Gondolfo (Shiekie) Miranti, 57, the attack that ‘blinded Riese! gone on trial yesterday’ with three Charles Tuso, Teddy (Skinny) Rij, and Charles (Wop- But~ Williams obtained an ad-.meeting of the season of Cub Scout} “CO Pack 2 Hears Talk on Fire Me oi A Michigan State Conservation Of- ficer Jack Weiler, Dodge Park No.4, was guest speaker at the final monthly pack Pack 22 pomeey- Commander Bob Adsit, of the manager of , nee ae . Recover LYKENS, Pa. i — Some ®ir hours of digging, praying and hoping ended late last night when rescue workers found the coal miner who was buried last Friday 400 feet below the -surface in a central Pennsylvania coal mine, body of David Snyder, Spyear-ald tra Miner’ s ‘Body to End 82- Hour Effort his key witnesses against Dio the federal penitentiary in At-| ao. wld run about $10,000. The x * * Bemis-Olsen Amvet Post No, 113, “have been threatened and ad-|lanta. ri gh manufacturer of fishing) Riesel was blinded when a hood-|presented the pack an American ’* * * vised not to testify.” Without) * * & rods, would suffer in delayed’ pro-|lum dashed acid in his eyes near|Flag to be used at each pack) «1. 104. of the father of three them, he said, he has no case. Dio, 42, allegedly masterminded duction, he added. a Broadway restaurant, meeting. children was discovered by one of 4 — Jeight teams of five men each that Love Ripened at PTA and Cub Scout Meetings had worked since the victim was Alls Friendly as 2 Couples Swap Mates2 =e day. Snyder was working the mine with his brother, LeRoy, and Mark Sponic, 65. The three owned the diggings together, RENO « — Two couples, who changed their Mrs. Schwartz were sports fans, while Dr. ay affections during two years of suburban activities Schwartz and Mrs. Brooks liked color photography | such as Parent-Teacher Assn. meetings, swapped and painting. \ mates yesterday sr a from the public. * * Dr. Samuel E. Herrold ‘of Ly- kens, a deputy coroner, and one of the five rescuers who came up- on the body, said death was caused by suffocation, * = * Reno and then doubled back and were married here by Justice of the Peace William Beemer. Then they disappeared and their mutual law- yer, Eli Livierato, refused even to hint at where . might be. tn Apeit, the husbands sald they would change / Both. couples, fabuettact & hen reece a we os « houses, the women and children staying where || The body Was discovered in a a made s suburb, were divorced by the same Reno judge The couples trom Millbrae, 16 miles south of — they were, Se ee lott the amt,|Snyder South Mountain's eighth) MRS. LLOYD SIBLEY on the customary Nevada grounds: “extreme San Francisco, met at a dance in 1955, and con- —- ~ Mire.” Sehwarts and Mrs. Brooks came to (chat Herrold said Snyder appar- victim in 23- years of mining. CLARKSTON—Mrs. Lloyd Sibley, | cruelty.” _ tinued meeting at Cub Scout sessions, PTA meét- Reno sif weeks ago, stayed at the same motel, ently suffocated and then toppled : Grand Committeewoman on Pub- iF After Judge Grant Bowen had pronounced ings and at ‘Millbrae Community Methodist hired the same lawyer and continued their |into the drainage pit. The body|Mexican Studio Closes [licity of the Grand Chapter of their marriages finished, Mrs. Betty Jean Church, friendship while putting in the time necessary (was removed to a funeral home. Michigan OES will be honored by The victim had not. been heard C. Bird Chapter No. 294 from since five hours after the | Schwartz, 33, and Martin Brooks, 35, slipped off *~ * *& Joseph Sree ES was samreine by gees et Dr. Schwartz, an eye specialist, and his wife Dr. Schwartz said the children “already” are | ji4, movie studios are suspending op-|High School. The reception will Peace erpay. « ‘had two children. Brooks, a garden store own- “like brothers and sisters.” He said the swap | + that time mine inspectors|erdtions to ease the competition onjbegin at 5:30 p.m. followed by a Mrs. Betty Brooks, 35, and Dr. Frank E. er, and his wife had four. would mean that “they're just getting an extra |heard tappings and believed them/private studios, which face bank-/dinner at 6:30 and School of In- | Schwartz, 38, led cameramen on a chase through As time went on they found that Brooks and to be from Snyder banging a ham- struction at 7:30 p.m. Death Notices | | Cemetery Lots 5|_- Help Wanted Male 6| Help Wanted Female 7|_ Help Wanted Female 7| Employment Agencies 8A | Employment Agencies 8A| Work Wanted Female 11| __ Building Service 12 'POUR, WHITE CHAPEL LoTs,| _ "| DEPENDABLE WOMAN TO CARE a ‘ wade ov by - sat wart. FE Sian E wanter| sue Fe Ga AT) || REAL ESTATE | piinrand. Weta to Bor us| cans & Sindy it gre feuaenee Dull Graebner's |zacara-pex oo os Perit tue ocr en one Calif, formerly of Birmingham: « WHITE CHAPEL CEMETERY | SALESMAN—We need » good ma | SEPENDABLE LADY POR CARE PY. aes sate i Z _liver. aaa LER: | he husband of Mae fas: ta Togeenable. x m=} at once. Must come. well recom. os te ® FE ers) father lof Clyde Collins: BEAUTIFUL 6 GRAVE LOT AT Sc aah ent 2 area $ Signe. Suet howe | eae “Gl gear tare. Exp. Meter, PE | tour Cotas Se fendictnr 3 cde Parry Mount Park Cemetery, will Chance for bavanceny sent. Ask for we Maytair Nigother with genera ceeeeem b lob? | $3041. : Save Thousands Collins Hii. Puneral_ W Wednesday at|WHI-E£ CHAPEL TWO GRAVES. apres: | EXP- Gin a a : sac ,_; ares. ~ Gees en’ Dollars puberat Home, 182 Oskicad, Bire|_¢ tee i. Three Bie, ax $900. Lin} 1H. BROWN, Realtor sal nowerork, Mun have ret WRIGLEY’S Got, you down? We have an inter. pina : L. C; Jackson, Contractor | mingham. Interment in White 1362 W. Huron Ph. FE 24810) & TV. Mondays & every ap we wrigiey’s faded new Drestes open = ® sharp = 3 yee noag 1 Chapel Cemetery under the au-| 3 _ Sunday off 6-6357, giey gsi who can type little. We restaurant wort of beby Ra Pevtige Bis, 1 spices of Commerce Lodge We. 131 ° REAL'ESTATE EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER | [ne ot the fastest growing chatme| fusteates youll Dever ewe __§ ders. soem : foyT. pot 18, }. 1087, GLEN GLENN } MAR. wa. ° BOX REPLIES aged So pegs ag ay ea peninnGene — BALESLADIES i thie cEyren Bel Riker Bidg. FE ° es 14 | oe ye | 1) Sa Re Se centoe aie | een eoenarey, ceerieest te] = WEARENOW 9 | —— MEN & GIRLS | szremnexcen « ! band of Kers abel F. Hoyt: de oa 2, 3, 4, 6 8, 10, 13, 18, man Realty. PE 4-4836. mdness HIRING: E\ TELYN ny | and Wil am 3 ue dear, broth het = - ra = = - = SEGLE OR MARGIND MAN OW!” EXP. WAITRESSES - CASHIERS é GIRLS iRONINOR BO Kath , 3 oh ’ , ; uct be 2) years or older. Call } < i - . : Ciean dere en Suey and Meet 7, 7, 86, 88, 90, 301, 111, | |e seen FE 24138. jetween o am. B| patente Cane EDW ARDS RECEPTIO ... $200] 388 Baldwin. ing Soon existing bulldines. 'y gpg ag oe § 118. SOCIAL WORKER—§%.90 WEEK- ExPERiENCED WAITRESS, AP- DAIRY CLERKS ASST. OK KEEPE: train ™ ~ & deliver 3D yoni ‘ Home with Rev. Paul T. Hart of-|_ Ses — | aa 7 Se a ply im person DelLisa's Restau- : ; famee - E caaes $28 | cADiRS & CHILDRENS = OK __ Building Supplies 12A ficlating, Interment in Oak Hil rent vacancies in local aren, Min-| fact. 0080 N. Rochester Rd.) BAKERY CLERKS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING =| FTE ery OFricy, Light | clothes sewed to my home, tate st Pursiey Puneral Home| Help Wanted Male 6 cam ot ine yoate epliogs with | o> ZY | Permanent fen o” Excellent > i “. at aase. Gateeses $s | iMROORAPHING FFG. aE A Believe It or Not Deal : May, 68 Pranklin Bird: eee 64; 18T COOK, WHITE. EXPERI. foation from nearest “Michigan Big, Boy. i Driveta, (3400 benefite and “eoportusiies orn me tant ne World TYPIsT 5 E> a “nee. oe spine Tit ed Pheras jeoted hone wie s cone oo q PersentPoveral servon wil, be F-- ps y Bxcel Excelie opportunity | wring "Michigan Civil Berviee ia miei. corer of wiv Lake | Yencemeat appt To Know TYPIWT, $9 Wee 20c000< 2 Hate] “ow fer elaor tna: Gays. | Mpa” eotined « fe Pieem Pomad es STRESS, an. | Bae pale Beeaewre agen. Sy ng Ee ee qiesman | ie ee Sees: Sane: SECURITY RERE aie SusT A Pow _,nechine op © | $OuAH WOULD LIKE SORE Ti |p lie im state at the Voorhees-Stple| clean & appearing, im: | Cent : EXPERIENCED WATTRESS_DAY coater, auperisases - $280 | "gift shop, some experience. Call Business Services © 13 Puneral Home, tesested te Sow Penis ter Coptury-cid firm wots full & vast D WAITRESS oy COMMISSION . aROUN® THE W SECRETARY auto executive . $380) fiers om FE SPP PLE PI VERONIS. MAY 18 i607. GEORGE. Southeastern | Michigan's most ae ee “ [taeda —s 142 WAYNE ST ten PI tn a IL on PIOURE CLENE ere Se pated tae Te CaaDE “ -— a. South: foe ay ye very | our work fy appointment | SoONTAIN HELP DAY WORK. oP ble young woman for rec GIRL FRIDAY, typist, ‘auto © | _OR 39006. —— cousin of Bre. Helan Anas von. Pu: ~ ene er week.| only. Car requ canvass: | TO ot par time. Apply” Gres: PONTIAC ist. ooten , ~ OW qaeo| Wastinds & IROMINGS ~~ PICE eral. service will, beheld Wed- ward, Bram. See Dick roreer,| 8, 2,' oes old. No exper | yrook Drug. MI 1-0334 ASST. BOOKKEEPER, suté OR 3-0688. mesday, Ma: Pt at 11 a.m. from af we ‘train waa 7%, —— - =" ye | GROU OB ie. zi $780 Bt. George Orthodox Church Por appointment FULL & PART Time WAtT- MOTHER'S NELPER | LIVE : with a new com SECRETARY. email office -” with Rev. Archilles A. Siagris ACCOUNTANT Tue Petals Phra «dr. Wee Testes, good eee Te Sah BS. See ewe. a varied of- SECRETARY. Adv. ceca... go00 Cemetery’ Mr Veronis wil lle in| Wanted by Rospital. Liberal em- F feuraoh, 107 jw. ° LES WOMEN MEN ploye benefits de re LEPHONE SA _neret Homes "=e Snover FY) Pending" fications SALESMAN Te moteriewg, Dome. (Must ive | Let me prove te, you, that tae | St TRADES oc BS erred. Reply Press Box © seme pebins aie ea nee | 2. State quslificatinns @ tet- wae ee ams phe. Loads of company venefis.” "| MANAGER ‘TRAINEE. -" : See P &an dock tn tur eillas, he revious| §;°** £5 1°35, Cal wee tor on tetervjow { The Pontiac Press * sin, sight FR 3 experience nece a We tain | gta | $0.1 cam tell you of our ee ee aw G b ee | FOR WANT ADS cin bates gol poet ke Tiesto” resem More for nome than wages. Would | went QESsue" §"th neces? | pany seed ‘aurectire ext wm) \FTQOONEL S | . NTED TIME, *. a WEEK- “ ' ” : DIAL FE.28181 { lssneraren anit aPt BLDG | S0S"SiSfeger™ hooks | INL FOR CARE OF St Sie so ner BE THE ONE & ONLY oes | lor part rent of : d 3 . .ARGEST” 4 j From 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ‘pain Ano Desement’s garies. puts yA broker, gamer works. uve in nO na, ph a iwe oon college 4 =— 2 = ies "Loa 313 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 4 Sy wr | Cimanine “sia .. : a __ | veyPuore Evenings 4 "tl §. Daily |. able. Gvtsin ‘application top exam-| } ele r vets ; | Freee —— Bo "respon. sm ——S ~~ WANTED HANDY i WARES WY hax aie are Must BE Exp. writieg aiiehig perros canon er | ‘GENTLEMEN | wes ames | . | than te cancel the WiD.. SINGLE ORDINARY MAN QR | HOUSEKEEPER a Best Wa for that portion of the egal. Brown Bros.| for general farming. 41710 W = , J Insertion of the advertise Mile, Novi, Mich, years Eig 80 to $70.20. syst be These Are For You DRIVING oe SS Se = ‘DIE LEA S MAN To “Finis BASE-| {Ur ¢S0r wher #5. “| intent se 40-80 woes Orwnaat, orice 4300 | Qt more driving senes tor your : error When ‘ations DIE MAKERS ment floor. _OR_ 3.4601. Live IN Gtetation ae Oe Busy, office Reeds sharp. youne eaa3s. seed fer Rajustmente be given A Wrigley’s beautiful new Drayton | +5762. write 343 ~y SS . Lx (OO. vine © ; MACHINISTS Plaine Ses HOUSEEES WOR. | — sing TRAVEL AGENT as ma awarded Write tor tne | Closing time ar etcetaan = Days one im. this ares ba PP, — Sais _s off. Switchboard Operator a perience for J ot their Frases fone i 13 sa a fas Mewes Re WE ae Mery te ome tan neem | .Drming SEN, Fearne ogr| pumze nevarions orex| Tahutha Memes : Say vcerioes to pubteation. a Sa ARE NOW HIRING: | _write_Pootine Press_Box_s2, "| “roundings. Cail iiss Welsh, MI for @ young man with s degree | pus PE 3425) Res, FE 81045 Transient Want Ads .may —fountals manager FE 00613. BUTCHERS “tog rere ie Gifford Ave. FE TELEPHONE coat, Va eae ee 7 be cancelled up to 9:30am. -| EXPERIENCED METAL POLISH. MEAT CUTTERS a es SALESWOMAN nitas & tantean oss | Stone panes _ [Stitt lias'Saa ana _ PRODUCE MEN a OF AP Felder You can eam. a » ry be ing Co. presents op Sm s Galest E-Zest Way To q | caan awe an nares aE oe tah Tne HAND. DAY'STOCK CLERKS ~ Ee a eetiann| Lento fe revious ex-| fx® 00. thelr future Oar turn} semiled Sar gag wuaied *Oahiang™, Machine Permanent deme Box_ 4. ess. perience pocseeesy. e pag ae aw ||“FORD DEALER | Seer tata Pi onee go ceas + bea Sentra iPmart room mune mass 08] _ Work Wanted Male_10 : im yr] te | ag S ~ cars salar? 6 vascement. Apbiy -” Good capes. tes pe lik» “aemon exclusive : no. ieresting. wating Gar tad = * td : end i th Ge 3 |] Seeeamicemiae eh] © MICHIGAN — | Begg Bae, Pee emda) BD Se le Sd CW | oppscm a ommoeT zie nealaun i -§ 20 ¢0 10 Mr. Jetlory for appointment. 04) «© EMPLOYMENT LADY TO iN & HELP aD MGR. $380 - * 60 2 we Bn. ‘ = ; ehild ° re & work. Call from 9 | WANTED A ; it have some rE 4 FIRE FIGHTERS chutes UR. Be Bra wal “Fave n Hotel, 3498 Dixie ackeround you! “be citiecs at | & seu Pe o-ai2e_after_ 5:00. Card of Thanks 1| ,GLLYOF PONTIAC. | 1.0 WAYNE PONTIAC | Doe aTpin tnd tite exept | B82: a | 8 ee ee || AVAILABLE Now aE ie ° ot Applications ate now bein taken 142 WAYNE. PONTIAC an asset, but not necessary hit an tae & tivities, int B. x egbinet wort aren ‘ 1? IN ORATESUL AFPRECIA Peat s 0h to warn the ohn _Biva.'s : start | BOY. 18, DESIRES WORK OF from the : 5 Sra aie me ming Sse = bisa ss | ARPT. WORK. WERE fa ae ae ow’ manure. h. THE PONTIAC. PRESS.. TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957. Rating of Represented Co's. * Nastin Norvell Agency mama? ye Da rE 1 After 6, oss 7 W Lawrence Corne: INSURANCE INSURED BY PHONE Nicholie & Harger_ Co. aw Huron PE 5-814) Laundry Service 18, OY ee FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY 8sERV- Laundry, FE a SERVICE. (PETE'S) | |’ and trimming. Fr __ estimates. 58-3768. a ue | Free eat ‘iia tent, en from - i. Reward. FE 81917. |_Hobbies & Supplies 24A New SCRABBI ai GETS. 43 Septet eee $1.40 up. pr draines _awrence FE 2 ~ Notices '& Pocenaale 25 AEROTRED KNAPP SHOES Fred Herman 2070 Airport Ra any GIRL OR WOMAN eee ing « friendly edviser, contact io R. I, Langiey, PE ‘tems Confidenial, The Salvaticn rm y_ ent yw i ‘Furnished Furnished 33/Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 — OF HAM csc eames BOOM, CLOSE 18, 10 PARK: |3 ROOK APT. NRWLY. i Pr Bain: bath ed couple, ROOM Alte only. 200 wt Paddock. Al p~ Close rene ai [RM EACH With | _ Partrid ieee Suh: Working people. FE fi,” RO “Btove and eee: furnished 30] i Plenty of iy Bs ha My a BA rt ites Oe Sr RTS rs GLORIA ATS. z 4 ROOM MODERN HEATED APT. _8. Parke. PE 2-716. =| jocated at 4192 Dixie Hey. over i NICE BDRM. & KITCHENETTE.| Keego Hardware. Living room, Men preferred. Parking, close in,| dinin . room and kite Pst. entr. ; 46522. _ es speaae Call FE 7 RM, APT, CLEAN, N.| a RMS. TH, UPPER. sT Pvt & entrance with extra . sisi . 2 ROOMS APRIL SPECIAL; CODD tea! plete. Dorothy’ FE in Debt? yments, see Us AN CREDIT COUNSE: ORS, Inc., 414 5. Saginaw gneve | Oakland Thea! ler FE 6-0456 Wtd. Children t to Board 26 % °° CHILDREN LOVED AND CARED | for, FE 2-1730. WILL CARE FOR LS apis pw W my home. Licensed, FE Wed. a Despemeld Dette 2 27 OF CLEAN PORNI- “fare, private party. PE $-7332. ‘Don't Just t Do pcre Stand Th Lews ever-| fr cca CLEA: 4 oF Weekends ee PE : one at priiwel 1-705. ag ya REDO TIERS meen i Neres Perce cS PC - Ms Mn - FARD & AY Gpabina a Moving & Truck ‘ cat. Fi re asc ibe iat te Van on ** Diow?T AND HEA Repdusn Heid top soll sand 4 L saat FE saat 3 | CASH POR BMALL RADIOS. or not. $-8756 _werting_ot_wat. FE S07 i ee ecce NEEDED gine. proteron Sam furniture burers Cash na al _ FE 47881. US BUY IT OR AUCTION w you OF 996i. for you \WTD.: ALL TYPES OF A dishes, et¢. MY 3- int ~__ Money _ Wanted 7 28A | AO "fe home vier aol. Penlas | _Press, Box 2% WANTED 01.060 ON HOME. | were po TE MA iv RM a wre BATH & PVT. ENT : 28] Oakland 3 rms. & bath, stove, refrig.. ‘Share Living Qu Quarters 30 pochares ae ope ‘DES; Util. furn. Couple with baby wel- Meee ante _after 5 p.m. on a ‘WOULD LIKE WOMAN TO SHARE | pie" PvE ENE Bs BAtH a a | PUSH OF UONPURN, home ba 3 elderly lady. OA & = » +206 bath, Private entr, Closd ms { noon , GLEAN. i ODERN.| Puecont beteeen' 3S ¥ be Wid. Conivacha Mtgs. 32 seal Johnson’ || _ sonable 3 ~ ORaTEMED ROOMS FRANELIN APTS $ ar -— ; ;3 ROOMS AND BATH, IN EXCEL- (Cigar, ed a ~ ge 500, 0 |S LARGE RMS. MODERN, PVT,| LENT CONDITION. INCL iddleaged Close children welcome, 06 Cadillac, |§ AMPLE HEAT. —S SAFH CLEAN pRi.| WATER. ADULTS ONLY, 00 At car me to | 7 ROOMS & MONTH of seasoned land contracts “for yte entrance. eat & bot water.) CARETAKER AT A-%3 UNIO! our clients Hi years service to | 3 PE 67785. 8T : satisfied clientele See me before| 3 RM. APT. COMPLETELY FUR- | HE 10g E. HURON you sell Ask for Bob Mahan. | ished. Call PE 62802, | | FE 46284 ‘| RM. APT. COMPLETELY PUR- | LARGE. , ATTRACTIVE <3 ROOMS To Buy — To Sel | _nished. Call PE 6-2502. | Bath ranch-style sits. | RMS. PVT BATH & ENT.) a Valen Laks. Aus \? Near Eliz Lake. E. 5 REALTY CO. |= ROOMS. PVT ENTRANCE. 416 3ié.| Peratenea, o anda | week $10 ceposit. 8. Jessie. rf mooth, OR ao Ww. mren a eae pe Oe od LAND CONTRACTS. trance. 1 oma!’ welcome. “HL. 2. VanWelt 4549 Dixie Hwy. Newly cecorated $18 per week OR }1285 NEWLY CASH | BUYERS WAITING “Gh Per your land contract or equit Get our estimate before you sell. No obligation Prom courteous | gerviee, 3 | ety \4: ma “HAY DEN, Reale EB Walter Open Eves CASH evi seer! IN A FLASH O’DELL CARTAGE Leeal and long distance moving Phone FE 5-086 REDUCED RATES ae t serve Fou. Smith Vez wie LARGE Faw MILY “GHWANTED ARTICLES PICKED. tree of charge. Light bauling | Trucks to Rent | ESS an Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. ey pate Sunday re tom - FE Painting & Decorating 20 20," ist EXP PAINTING AND Tecoratine Reasonable. PE $-2060.| aA INTERIOR =x-!. For land contracts, see ~~ ' gie Johnson m person be Johnson (3 [tts ‘ve cst ground floor, pvt. entr. OR 3-1375. a LARGE “ROOMS PORN. “APT. ROOMS, CHRISTIAN ——— __pyt. bath & ent. 16 E. Howard. 'F LARGE ROOMS” NEWLY Deco. |* ge nishe res Close ta. 24 Plorence, FE 2 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. 4 4 LARGE _Earimoor Blvd. FE 2-3324. ped. lots 8 Mee 2 ROOM MODERN, , LAKE FRONT Pvt be __Baults its only, TL 71 8. Jessie. : Rous Ta Sen & APTS, 6 ROBIN- |” of be wood, pet at abe — ~ PUR. ie W. we bh, lake privile ? BATH, . refrigerator & 4. FE | +7618. 2 AND SROOM APTS. ‘war Free oe Newly Close to down- 2 ROOM t SHOWER. 8EP- ae ae $16 Orchard Lx. _Ré. FE 25007 7 AND 3 ROOM, 47-OS MUN, | ee ean BATH & ENT. rms ae location, ent rene an come — Te me. * CHOICE NEWLY DECORATED 3 rooms and beth. al! large rms. \3 ola? 0 ok EY Poan located close to down town, child welcome. 101 8. 7 Roos. —pown town eveny-| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor ‘Open Evenings “tO 8: ee furnished, Inquire 2a 1 ‘7 LARGE ROOMS & BATH. %4|_ 2-1306 town Sion —— FE 42570 /5 ROOMS & BATH 1 IN PONTIAC, _or FE 2-346. Ww. se 7 RMS. NICELY FURN. CLOSE 5 RMs. _in. 3 No érinking. FE 2-2181. ie bet, Se Gareas >] RMS. WITH PRIVATE BATH ent, Very clean, 36 Center. e s tia UPPER FLAY PARTLY om. Very cies TER aER.| Wrishe BATH. 1 wees eR PLAT. Near ae ese es aol APT. iA Mean G _eral Hospital. GEN- Couple only FE 44760 A_ BRAND. aw ac Rent Lake Kottesee 2 ae .. MOTELS "Lake eg ay a FOR YOUR VACATION— AN APT. ' ¥arimoor Bivd. PE 2-3324. arraactive Dd oT ie fo wee Stove, refrig wa _furo, OR 31466 with garage. AVAILABLE JUNE 1. & bath Gas heat Close to . Marshall, desire 2088 apt. for five on Cass Lake, Beau- tiful grounds, private teach, float, boat, Safe for children, $15 week- ly. FE 4-5383, WALLED LAKE, MODERN CONV. Pvt, beach, 2-bedrm. Reas. aAr- ket _4-2983 For Rent Rooms 3: 2-300, $4 & Shirley h as ae | ment. > Meet “es ‘ye ce ‘cont. z ia Nick ¢ BEDRM APT. SAMUEL |j ROOMS PVT BATH & ENT. Part Pvr' 4 BATH. PAR | 5 waa EVERYTRING PVT | 3. 3306 Aubara a. RMS & ; w FE #4523. i irom 665 t© nished. 3 RMS & BATH, 2-6883. |_____S Soweli. VERY NICE LOWER FLAT. FE Z ROE ROOMB | _ 2-068. liams Lake Rd. Rent Houses Furnished 35 ?v7 DEL-RIO APTS. a children. 3300 Elizabeth Lak CLEAN RMS. AND BATH. PVT. LARGE _' or all day Sat. & Sun. | | «2 (3 7 R0dMs & BATH FURN. HW.) CPPER 5 signe ob Benders, E sUsEPiuG <= wii FOR EM middieaged lad on « home privileges. ___ For, Sale Houses 43, SMITH =z 6 full basement, gas heat, storms and 9c . & good sac dows. GATEWAYS tO | ace” HAPPINESS RAMBLING RANCH | OVER % ACRE and an attrac- w with Picrida room wi window walls. White ie ener $12,900 with leges too. Only sown. 3, 2 room, breesewa: & attached : rage, Large r Fai 000, sores. . : LAKE -- Privileges, ery attractive; custom-butit, at- FT ee Kent nt Inc. Realfor Tope iS Wikeheo $500 DOWN 2 Bedroom, cinder block > completely modern, priced at $7,- Lawson Real Estate 1997_E. Auburn OL 1-1611. ¢ 11611, OL 11731 Budget © Rancher 3-BEDROOM Full Basement Homes On Your Lot or Ours Also fear LARGE KITCHEN & BATH DI OW HEAT : SLIDING CLOSET Doogs ALUMINUM SLIDING WINDOWS LECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER / Street : 3 house with fall base- ae Cg weeable attic. $2,- Near Drayton and Waterford Willams Lak ‘Schools. Near- Rutgers Street new home with and WM. H. .,. KNUDSEN REALTOR Rd ay ae ety | TO MODEL: SYLVAN LAKE. § RM. 2 BEDRM. ment & ‘ Gas beat. 1 kk from $0.056, 61,10 down. FE os oe: RD. TELE- BEAUTIFUL sparkling white TO PONTIAC ranch home im A-1 shape on & LE. large, © County jake. 6 large rms., ceramic tile “Y wate Lekefront in one pom “perfect Fes at Comfortable "Excellent “cheaper —Buy-Thru Partridge - List Thru Partridge 2 FOR PRICE OF I F Sse aite's score : beth. AUBURN HEIGHTS 6 rooms & bath. Hardwood firs. and out Full ent buildings Fruit frees Shrubbery. CUCKLER REALTY a our best value in home, “completely 44xlée-tt. fornaied. pear Fas only $1. #.650 vith a t peed as a a ie is Buick PE $8206. $400 DOWN a otfer on this 2 cond bap oe have several other homes that - oe with reasonable LET Bi oo the snip of your contract Edw. M. “Stout, Realtor Eves Ty 9:30 ‘TM. Saginaw 6t. . FE 6016s IMMEDIATE Cash Fa EQvt- Or have buyers for sam | K. L. Tem m9 ot n, Realtor Ban edichiay mig MORTGAGES: PR a> more with fromtage CHARLES i 8 Telegraph | “par, enable eae FE +o eee Eves PFE 6-800) ~~ OWER $1, 000,000 Wanted Real Estate 32A CLEA PAINTING, _ LISTINGS WANTED 3. { : APERH: ANGING WALLS CLEANED OR 57081 | TUPPER PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING K. — FE 6-9500. ® iL Us sHow YOU. HOW QET OUR TY WE BUY SMALL EQ ‘BR ‘BUY, SELL OR TRADE ib Bal Mad “wee hago “" GEORGE BLAIR SPRING BUYERS ARE CALLING Edw. M. Stout, Realtor. Tl iN, one Ss, Ph. a = Bie a NG YOUR HOM UITIES Leslie ny Middleton - | FE 38-6003 | Sabet only 2358 Orchard ‘ 1 BEDROOM EFFICIENCY APTS Paria <4 Bachelors ~ or ideal for HOUSE ALS0 ONE | modern. aaa Ferry. _Gecorated — $14. rE La 1 ROOM Cotta AND BATH, bath. 5 minute walk YEAR-AROUND HOME “Convalescent Homes 38A ot me “4 HOTEL AU BURIN POR SALE br Lan soba ‘we FID AR : Fura unfurninhed, White FURNISHED Ratu ; + mgmt i) per wk. Call OR Pact side. $13 ver wt. Box 3, Pon- 34964 before 6. N, RETIRED PEOPLE — We have clean, neat rooms, Rates come. poo at 1608 Taylor Rd 45425. « FT. STORE, OtL MEAT. 3 = Nichol a 33 «W=~. Huron, FE BATH PVT. Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 ~ First floor. Child welcome &/ . PE 5-7880 a S ad Very nice. ‘CLEAN 3 RM. UTIL. FURN. ey .. Brerything ‘furn, Ref. 2 FAMILY HOUSE LOCATED aT resish. Epo cae ‘Hwy. Close in. . : COUPLE & BABY. ALL PVT. | > SEDR SOPLEE. i Toe: Btove & pe og 102 E. Rutgers. Li lighting and good . Pe month. Lease available. EM | meena ‘ 3B L:| DUPLEX APARTMENT, COM-| ing eae furnished. Including wutili- beach poe bathing owner, OA Sylvan van nd Mclitien. E 8-35 —_ Rent Office Space Ranch type home with « big work area in bamt, Large liv- ing room, dining area, etteee- | tive kitchen, 3 nic and beautiful bath. Pavea drive | and 1% car gsrage, Terms. OAKLAND AVENUE An extremely clean home. Has beautiful big bright kitchen with tote = John K Trwin Since 1625 sent West fturon Street > Eve. - FE +3415 at 7 ae LAKE OFFICE Oxbow Lk Furn. Cottage .. $9,500 Crescent Lk Front. ...... «++ $13,000 Union LE. Priv Peeeeccee- $9,500 Lower Straite Priv. ......... $9,500 & double hong ~ back yard will sacrifice on down payment. ‘C PANGUS, Realtor: Ortonville National ‘ Must ar eath trout $500 DOWN | af ae FE 6-2633 after Bateman HAYDEN | Bath. ‘Attached tL —F 2 car ge rage. Nicely yard, ¢%- ra shrubs. Paved drive. $1,850 DUCK LAKE FRONT. 45 sandy | Beautiful view of lake, beach 3] bedroom hom 31° family | room. Living with fireplace. ~~ Piastered walls. Bath, Ol] fur- nace. $14,500, terms. ‘Immediate bee | WHITE LAKE. — on LR, Fe yt F 2 yal i picture window ae ng Eng t light window p. uaxsrmey Close to Josiyn. cellent 3 bedroom — with red walls, oak . Lee. rd door fireplace. Close to school & bus, Priced right at $12,900. $11,600, terms. J C. HAYDEN, Realtor B. Walton ove, Oe aol! op pn, gt hed farne _bouse, oh’ heat, - ESTER i Deaut, surreand- ines. ner ae ’ * $1000 DOWN, $75 : ory LAKE PRIVILEGES Attractive 2 bedrm. home. Soni location, § ng ‘a of Ponti: f alee “tre trees. bipe -4 rms. uae: ** Priced aL $96.759 on E. PARTRIDGE REALTOR 1060 W. HURON OPEN i FE 43581 EVE. Tr. 9 tralian = price lew “aa per peyment, | as cuth. Long ‘ ~~ SYLVAN MANOR BLOOMPIELD TOWNSHIP BY OWNER LAKE. Approximately - road from lake. a st bedrooms. { rate room. Excellent ica countertop. Plastered walls, 2 car garage. vate— ee, $75 per onfics y iy 4 ae RENT floor, 4540 | Templeton RY | WILLIAMS LK. FRONT Tving room, natural replace, tle ova. Nice dining oom ond tte DIXIE HWY Lake front motel & & room modern eeak Gano terms. Owner will “Se ae contract or soul — AIRPORT RD. New ranch type, 3 bedrooms, large li eye ranch sized kitehen, 60, 8, ae Fala Bee #5 20 ACRES Wau vans newly eo OEE Ww WALTON Near Giddings Very attractive modern home. Idea] for family. Approx. 1 acre, with berries. fruit & shade trees” ss car . newly - eek Spin fy Sry coe IE FRRY'S. S ~~ Buy Thru Partridge —_List Thru Partridge _ ‘BEST BUYS Budget Minded 4 rms. cs. shopping and close and bus. FRETpsty |b eer e -T31_ Baldwin TWENTY-FOUR _ AS “mE PONTIAC PRESS, ronbnay, ay 21, 1987 oe 3 _ For Sale Houses _ 43\_ PPL ined . LOW. UPKEEP HIGH\VALUE 3. bedr suburban home with — floors. —_ Closets galore. © core aot Situated on & surance. ALL ELECTRIC PLUS A hothe bullt by a master elec- triajan, this home has al] those electric gadgets you have always wanted. Like double lamp posts, a cement driveway, large ceiling. air conditioner, automatic ther-| mostatic control. A large 5 ton pond conditioner, wired for washer dryer, deep freeze and elec- trie stove. Many more features ou will appreciate. This home s in like-new cond. with shiny, eak floors, plastered walls, coved| ceilings, 0x12 dining area A! large living room and picture) window. Large kitchen, double, drainboards and stainiess steel’ sink, 3 large bedrms. Ceramic tile) on d walls of bath At-| tached, heated garage. Gas Tim-) ken furnace, Planter box with all basement, stoker furnace also 1%4-car garage. Large 100x200 f Low payment, Vacant, Auburn Heights 2 bedroom home. Breeseway and garage. Part basement, auto. oil rnace. Large well-landscaped = Call for price and term West Side . ligoom home ould be used as income. Plastered walls, hardwood floors, wall- to-wall carpets. 2 baths. 2 ‘natura) fireplaces, Auto gas hot water heat. Large lot, paved drive, outdoor grill and many other attrac- tive features. GILES REALTY an 221 BALDWIN AVE. _ OPEN nice lawn and shrubs. Lot 163275 OWNER L LEAVING Oe vas ft. fenced with a white board feuce. Located on a paved street 5 in Drayton Piains. Price §14- 750. Immediate possession. Shown “by appintment only. - r Lf $950 DOWN Immediate Possession If you want an attractive 2 bed- room home with small down pay- ment, this is it! Located in Dray- ton—this home has large living room, utility & kitchen. Oil fired furnace. Close to schools & sif®p- ping center. Buijt delay on this! 3-BDRM. LAKEFRONT Located just 3 mi, from down- town Pontiac on a large shady Jot. Paneled living room with nat- ura] brick fireplace. Glassed porch overlooking lake. Gas heat and hot water. New siding last year. Immediate possesiion. Price at only $8459 with $1,450 down or will take car in trade. WHITE. BROS. REALTOR Phone OR 3-1205 or OR 3-1782 5660 Dixie Hwy Open Eves. ‘til 9; _Bunday 10 to 8) ORTONVILLE | MODERN ¢ room, full basement. Of) ¢. 200 down, easy terms, FE 2-0657 arvey Wilson Bkr. WATERFRONT in 1951. Don't & bath. ood buy! OR RMS. . BATH ON 1 we By ow owner. $1000_ down FE 8-0631. Johnson FOR BETTER HOMES ARE YOU GETTING MARRIED? Maybe you already are! In either case, you should see = fully furnished home» with furnace, 1‘e-car outside City limits you can have immediate possesnion DIXIE HIGHWAY Commercial corner to bu baila. cabin Bringing » sapproximate month. 125 ft. aye 1% ft.. deep. Priced consider nice home ee land con- tract in trade LAKE LOUISE Privileges with this § room w with auto. oi} heat. Only $1,380 down to a GI mort- sane and low monthly pay- ments. Evenings after 6 call Mr. Joll, FE 4-0855. A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 42533 2 bedroom priced right st $14,500, Has plare, breed pow | etc. Bee this soon, substan down payment. New modern 2 bedroom home with lake privileges 57,000 with low d to qualified buyer. LOVELAND 2188 Cas: Lake Re. Kee Harbor E 24875 b 41661 SYLVAN ae Fa BY Oee loveiy 4 year old brick m home. 28 * fireplace. dining-L. large kitch- en with 8 f ter: . work eounter, ample cw tds, bath, large utilit etl storms & sereens.- 75 ft. jot ey & bs. $18,000 1428 Avondale. a (Week Gays after 6:00 DRAYTON WOODS 9 — mock se, Hatch- ge bew ranch living room, 3 large A ~— bath, extra nice bulls. tn oven, extra shower & t . Mice ofl pang & basement, 80 wooded ag Huroa Gardens uone Tel-Huren. session, $7850; ' : PONTIAC REALTY PE 5-275 BLA WILLIAMS LAKE 2 bedroom modern. Newly deco- rated. lot, 1 bik. to private h, $7,969 with small payment, WATERFORD ranch home. ~* re} W. CORNELL, ATTRACTIVE 2 room home, utility room, oi Cowe, FE 2-40600 or FE 2-4146. MULTIPLE LL: TING SERVICE O'NE For Sale Houses 43! . Gls COLORED - 3 bedrooms, tiled bath, jeundry trays, oil heat, streens, storm windows and sidewalks and con- Bagley.- Only 3 $250 down plus mortgage costs. ° Open evenings. aria FE 5-8875 DUPLEX Sell or trade for single. unit has 3 rms. & bath, _road, Large lot. Owner. OR 3-02 3 BDRM. HOUSE, 1% ACRES. 100° front, FE 4-8953. WILL BUILD = — lot, any size. English Co- ustom precision home Good deal this rime of year. Also alterations FE E 42778 "STRATHMORE, 1€ WEST CIVILIAN S—$490 DN. NO OTHER COST INC, 2 bdrm ranch, almost new, Pull basement, au heat wa ter, dining L. “Gasinator, fence 2 biks to school VAC. a if interested, call — DAYS, WOodward 3-3350 EVES. SAT. & SUN. TO 6-9851__ BY OWNER — 3-3 BEDROOM, 6 large rooma, full basement, oil (of! furnace on Cherrylawo at. ‘down. Kennett Rd.) and only $ $50 per month WEST SIDE vecom 3 bedroém with 2 car ga- e (needs repair) on paved &t., with $1000 down will do. school, city water in, sewer soon, lots also avail. : —— tasy terms a PE_8-2093 3 “BEDRE. {. BRICK, 7-RM. HOUSE, 1 floor Large landsca etn Prenty of — West 1 block to poe churches, 1°93 Tasaile St. FE 5-050. Eves — a= ibe arage workshe A good cash 7. 0 Crittenden. "FE Oxbow | Lakefronts NORTH SIDE & beautiful view. Mahogany pan- ving room tied i with fire e. | 2 bed sun room, kitchen. Ey kal a o ry f — $f Fs ale cilities. rage. nicely: land. figure on this almost new 2 scaped yard with outdoor barbe- — . iawn. Off STeathines. co heat very. tasiefuliy ‘Soo with terms. town with bus and school nearby. Fast possession too. SOUTH SIDE Desigped for ultra-modern lake re Big = vee =? — Dlevel brick home ciate the cleanliness com beauty, — & lovely 3 bedroom comfort Upyer eve bas l4x18 R carpete? living living ce. oft, Ther- — dining mopane —-s w. ig meg t spac bedroo kiteh s bos lag rdwoeod floors. poneeg = Seg a lg mag eel —_—- — piace, complete kitchen, & A REAL DOLL HOUSE — third bedroom, ‘ bath and And situated on the nicest 3 some (Terraced grounds jot site we've seen, Base- landscaped and ment! Casage? 3 Ha Ms sornee bas i Ove. galore. ¥ Soo. teres Fetasip ‘purchases, Pail ee can be raneed. 5 u rice just $7,800. Call now. EMBREE & GREGG BETTER EAST SIDE—Near 1565 Union Lake Rd Union nine af a )6=C| | ee as $316 you'll be proud to m le *“GEORGE BLAIR 4536 Dixie Hwy. a OR 3-1251 DRA Eves, OR 3-1708 or OR 3-3687 JIM WRIG HT A _FE sos sary PE Suse » LAKE s i i . f A CLARK REAL} ESTATE FE 40002 or FE 4483 “DRAYTON woops ‘A Denuty, ot 0 HOUSE FOR wae 5 & baTH down; 2 rms . OR 3-144 FOR COLORED off Montcalm, bm yay aluminum SPECIAL! Located 3 miles west of Pontiac utility, On ta: . 190 15880. Lake. pri en, $750 down. nouglie R. Middieton | JERRY'S” BEST BUYS WwW HITTEMORE ST. ern e eens snee —. wale. hora deen ae ear MUST BE SOLD! - Lie. mare siashed %, heat, storms * screen windows, sun porch, corner fot, Anchor e, newly pain terme 421 N. Saginaw ‘Fe 5-4064 |- after 5:30 p.m ADAMS BIG LOT 60x200 ts the setting for this. all modern 4 & bath ement, oil ; -—_ — —— In home ae ee | roa ares ati r | ‘Choice. a - Property Spacious --<¢ bedroom ome large tammy ‘ee sewin, tion gg gas neat, “i, inte beautitu fenced lot. 2 car po ALSO New 3 bedroom split level brick construction. family room, i% — Consider Sylvan homes B tr r rr WATERFRONT 2 bedroom bi-level im excellent neighborhood—Cass Lake ood construction, nice lot. Well worth aksing ea See it this week end. Call FE 40476 or office. HOME TO BUY, TO SELL RE: __ Partridge ts the “1 “bird" to Kk REAL BUY. 3 BEDRM, FULL ——— Shell home, en 1 acre. nog yapoent. By owner, JERRY'S. BEST BUYS . My ATERFORD block construction, Roman _— eacant large hot, 900x356. Has ‘ne gine —_ $9,150, terms. $1,000 DOWN. White Lake privi- ga A rooms, 2 | f => “by e a ; / f ‘ =< , r — “He's working on a new defense plan! He’s convinced a his budget requests!" — bedroom, 2, sto frame home. | surpri: tack is imminent * oad on ped e comer lot, == * = aved street. Tespest this fine oan gaan t Rn A Le For Sale H 43) asement, plas’ walls or ouses oak floors, garage. A real buy | anwn~ rere nm for only $11,600 with $2,600 jan NORTH SIDE We have 2 lovely homes located “ Le West Ann Arbor cee. Ask us WILLI IAMS LK. AREA aocane bedrm home, full-beth, 2 lot . Newly redecorsted. Vacant. Sell- — “> ee Bina ing for only $5, with only fully landscaped lake front- COLORED FAMILIES See. tree i er re First time offered. We beve a soe ant room, fire joak: ‘am. income with red lak certian caneite walls, = Se sae 2car ga — dranen rae go hi couldn't ae room, full basement with oe! ae ae. Only Eu op os shower, | Screened patie _ . , sewn furniture TERRY E,. ADAMS 9, = teady for sum- Eves. ‘til & Sun. mer living hool bus at 3172 W.-Buron_ St. rE. .? at 942.500. $1,500 DOWN, COLONIAL RANCH, | FOREST LAKE ESTA 36x34, 5 large rooms, 20x24 ga- Roman brick, 3 bedroom rage, storms screens. Carpet acre . Den, to livin, on. a ¢ activities room, double fire- house ie ft Huron River ee.” Compact, modern For boat to Cedar — Lake. itehen. 1% bdeths, - 2'¢-car Also privileg : = i an Lake arage. Loaded with cup he eee $10. . EM = | storage closets 4197 Priced at $30,500 with 85,- > 000 down. Imm Loa nance HOME. rooms, session. Act now! a cute, on large Season ped lot, 100x280. Ledgerock Semee. 72 «WW. «IROQUOIS 1\-ear — e, storm: and 6 room aa, home. Poe screens el Lake privileges. place, heat. a $2,500 down. EM 3-4196. oe i lot. Near Web- ster RANCH HOME. % x 3. “ Cunent Excelle.st . Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor ve “sian or FE wa « RMS. & BATH. HALF BASE- ment: Will accept $1,000 down, car as full or part trade. Bal. $8,150 FE 8-3254. No calls after 9 p.m. $1,000 DOWN =e Dorothy Snyder r Lavender REALTOR 3140 W. HURON PE 23-4411 or Eves. MU 46417 FARMINGTON. PRACTICAL a modernized, ideal OFFERS & HARGER CO. - W. Huron FE 50183 open evenings Newingham NR. FORT SS as gee “| NICHOLIE| Today near pew Hom For ___ For Sale | Houses 43 43 | f= STOUT’ | Best Buys 7-ROOM RANCH 1 4 $1,800 Down ick Possession "BUD" For Sale Houses 4“ : = floors, ge in closets, good MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE GI — 82501 Dn. Payment family home, St. ‘Benedicts and Donelson School Area Five room. & bath, full orating, full price $8,950 Make us an offer payment, thig is a Scott Lake Rd - Owner transferred out state, says sell. Modern 2 bedrm., unfinished attic, full Eeeriae SM fin et Esty 4 . os forms. This is clean, doa't take my word look. Jessie St. Near Pike St. Don't be a slave to a land- m modern, 3 LAWRENCE W. GAYLORD 1% EB. Pike st. FE 49584 BY OWNER 3 BEDROOM aor ern bome with MA §-40u,, after 4. pevea 4 rooms, vange & oll heater, 2 ET 600 down. LARGE & SMALL HOUSES IN Rose McLarty, Broker PE 2.2162 PE 53578 pump, scres “Modernized 6 room ‘ ad and MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 10-Acre Fruit Farm >» Near Clarkston, Like new mod- ern e § room ranch home vo e Nested dog kennel wih cement, and sew im- Rewent one variety of over straubervics ond 3, 16 acres all fenced. Watkins Lake Front home plus 4 inkeview center 5 scaped. Close to park beach. Truly a real val look today. porch, Deluxe kitehes win bireh cabineta and Formica counter shaded jot wien = Sylvan V illage—Brick Newer and 4 Bedrms. —$1,500 Dn. KINZLER 670 W. Huron st a Open_By fr qinipsp* i # e i “n ae 28 Tse & es | . Part print ai our’ door ; 9-8. 2 . BROWN, en i : LOTS, STRAITS LAKE, “Si Green Rd., $850. MA TTRACTIVE UNI 2, N LAKE “front home, Wooded jt. ot 60863. BEAUTIFUL HOME SI SITES = Walters Lake, 80x100 ft. Lake eee —_ Low down DENNIS CONNOR. BROKER MY 2.0040 MA _5-0683 DIVE IN OR F THE ch of this cottage at 4663 habaw Rd. Cash or substan- tial down, payment, FE 20054. LAKE waa.” LOTUS LAKE. 100x160, WALTERS ae ON vemen’ Cash s. FE LOT ON CANAL TO ion Lake. $600. EM 3.2886, LAKE FRONT pease LOCATION tractive home, other Dbesiitiful eat sites, many features. 12, ; 3 LAKE HOMES FURNISHED — idea] for income — own living, each $1000 WHITE LAKE coTT - 2 es —_ I R. F Hiltz 101, W. — LAKE “LOT FOR ¥ East side of coud beach, birch trees, or EM 30182. owper. Cash or terais. 35-4684, L EAVING STATE NCH— Reputadly Eas = cae mores NO DEA: After 6 EM __ 30800. “SILVER LAKEFRONT This vacant lot has 68 ft. uf age the or Walton Bivd side of or. —— Surr by excellent ho HOLMES - "BARTRAM 4392 Hwy, 1960 For Sale Resort Prop. 444 w,- L0G CABIN MODERN AT OPAL Lake, @ 98,000, 6 _P™ We Finance—We Finance Let us build your .cttage or re tirement om: on our pew ern Michigan Land O'Lakes division ~ mens paradise, Will alsu and 2 on your = down payment. EZ iT ™s. Johnston & Hubbard COTTAGE BUILDERS Call FE 47946 Sale Suburban Prop. 45: 45A _ yy PROPERTY ast. y ve. Large got or houses. Inquire to 85 § Roselawn For Sale Lots 1 ACRE LOT ISIS Ga GAMA AVE OPP by me cam ‘On bane 2-ACRE LOT ALSO HA VE A yew Lert rw Lert AT $10 Down & $10 PER JIM WRIGHT REALTOR } AY 4% a a . DRAYTON HOTS, sade _cash. MA i & OR 34746 4 LOTS, NEW WELL. Foorina OL 1-751) t the office & a silesman will De iad 8 show enyone one of these iS; TRAN K SHEPAR gam For Sale Acreage 47 a% Aces psa gay te = ae Orton. 3 ACR ES Located on Giddings just off Walton Bivd. aon fe ft. Beau- tiful trees. easy terms. Priced at $2,000 on CLARKSTON $1x450 ft, building site, priced at $1,200. OFF SASHABAW RD. 150x650 ft. site with year around * spring fed D onong on rear of prop- erty. §209 down R. D: RILEY, Broker 3% ACRES WOODS, Fi ee ee ee DeD __mile circle west. FE feos. reasonable Dorothy Sny er — ihe w REAL _PE 34411 or Eves MU 46417 8) FERTILE ACRES 14 Mi. N. of Clarkston farm fc on paved Hall road 2 mi 3 East of 8 rm. modern two big berns, other out- E corn, 32 Drayton Woods, $1990 with terms. Chapin ‘Real Estate MAple 5-120 or OR 3-1223 paved of unpaved streets, white areas. Call in your ‘the choice is st) +3303 "Adams Realty Ye 382 Auburn Ave. 6 p.m. PE_8-2003 ps ond ee TUILD NOW CERBERT ia an Pontiac ogg ROH of its You'll lke the a eeees sem | CARL W. BIRD, Realtor] ROY KNAUF, Realtor W. Huron PE 2-7421 OA 8-333 ‘FARM ON M-15 chon sumpe a a: C ~- HOUSTON N REALTY FON FARMS GhD ACREAGE — Call Rutledge, OR 31111, PE +0003 OR P1111, FE Buy Thru Partridge List Thru_P. Sale Business Property 49 Buy Thra Partridge Lit Thru Partridge ELIZABETH (1K RD.. C ial ommercial Hot Spot va ree Stout, Realtor r, 7 FI =a it \ laa i Laan of ee Dasa itis io Fl —— i a BR ee be ae > THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957. Ae) Oo ee ee ee ee. oe oe ee ee KENT BORROW WITH CONFIDENCE ehold ce is THE “BIRD” TO SEE A SICK OWNER 6 unit Es gage Pag icne nome Rig Rad P _ Man's uct s fraction of the « the orig. areas, On. ae AL UOR — TRADE tn town north of Bay went sous §, Shdene | WARD E. PARTRIDGE | REALTOR “WAL ESTATE & gy | house on Bis, he Mr. SAVE ENERGY, USE “| WANT ADS! ‘To find a} : Lake. job, place: 46 ve ora} extra vacuum ¢ MODEST ‘MAIDENS. \ By Jay ‘Asie good used car, see Classi: * ette, Reasone | RCA 12%" . any Only $20.98. Milk’s 1A BARGAINS, i;. OFF ON c ey oan 4 hod =" EQUIEMENT Mi” cottra BTU furnaces. ork - to do-it-yourself. we Giso have ws: ofl & heaters. Sat gow! Co., ior Mi date American Legion | ~ Do it Yourself 61 ARE KIT. MAKE pong sen ene for a BOAa Fe 3-2383, =~ Immediate e Delivery | er me gravel fil dirt, PE , Loading 7 Days! | est pulverized ~ we aS at nrg M SOIL formation ¢ai] Mulberry 9-2397. NOW: LOA! “TOP SOR GANB- a Se Now foading top goil and fill, old state farm prop- erty. 7 days. Elizabeth Lake and ele aph Rd, FE 86711 or E ‘8.1233. m garage. : 188. _ Thoin’ PE 2-2108 OA larees seane’s company backed | Beautify xia ft. lot. Paved | _*iaits Nok. oe. nf - nets Binck flop. mixed "wet. Order ‘Established in 1916 May borrow up to W800 it you! Win"sccept inte model cer, land | new Cail after 6, EM 34130. ‘Sale Musical Goods — e = A MONEY. Ma’ Gace in| make Teguler’ macthiy perments | contract, equity io your home, | AMANA DEEP. PREEZE, LIKE ed ——— SHREDDED phere Sr ts cee thal Leaha Ooo mnee eee Reuseteeiber or good Est] new. ake over payments, fee ETE PLAYER “PIANO BLACK DIRT “only bes livery on « e| ers. Service tot fast. Money usu- dpb = bee me ee ie _ Sawn. OF : eartanct ener service, Tuning OL 2-036 or OL Ps on betweea Pers eee aS oo Brown, Erenioas cail OA bane marecay Sot eae aero vce Dios SPEEDS. wares We, ever, Bo. eG # park: ensy sccess — bE ee iN renet , to Detroit. Pontiac and Flint.) — Household Finance L. H. BROWN, Realtor ? BORPLUS LUMBER. & | Wane sorptiber wir: s20096-tor | TOP SOHl. i PILL DiRT SAND This profitable ‘business includes Corp. of Poatiag be =; were =" 7 sae ap. Wringer © + “SURPLUS } eases 3 wpesker. __gtavel. OR 2-709 after 6 Ano 3 bedroom home for O€D- 31, § Saginaw Bt. The Kay mite | “acreage. taller ow bat have MATERIAL SALES CO. | re cael teare . save w200 | FOP at SOIL, GRAVEL & PILE. . Only $8. tnd Plot, Room 204 — PE 40536 2, ip SAS! Mrs. Reventen FIONEL > vi Te ar et pianos—$540. 10-9, ware or aa stan ee NUFACTU — Ov = = = ERICA Eon ee $+" ——— seer eased is urs rani ae Ome cles Oh level cieein om) LOANS $25 TO $500 |awap in Youn oe tawn | BEAUTIFUL» PIECE | DINING FLYER ao iiwe Gallagher's, 18 E. Huron FE 0606 | Gitte > SS anon with over 600 ft. of Grand ‘Trunk BENEFICIAL mower on & new Eclipse band.) sve off Walton Bive. ra EBONITE TE CLARINET & CASE. IN | wycs, 812 Delivered, PE 3-145 Rallroad Loam pea also 60 7 aaa or reel type power mow- rete UNE BEDS Autho service and cond. $80. Of Sens8. 908 ot food paved road: easy sc- FINANCE CO. io 6a weve thesmemet sais” 2.6141 genuine parts Pree test) §0%, <2" ee a is eer COW MANURE, . raph read. e Loan s od nanan Seal = "POR THE Dinie pons priced, "hw canteen pe 2-0249| Complete line of Scotts seeds and BLOND BEDROOM BRAND NEW TASKER’S 4 W. HURON st. | GRAND D PIANO. 11 FOR Tite ~ Wood; | Coal & F * fertilizers, we rent seeders and) Double dresser 1 #a.¢ mirror. METAL TRAILER $50, BLOND | Wetiosaily koown, bargain. Gal- ood; wel 67 Floyd Kent Inc., Realtor LO) ANS — aber. iy ee ie hs sae weeny 2 ee eee lichen laghers, 18 E st. re tas WOOD #6 CORD OR 3 POR 2360 Dixie Hwy. at Telegraph other sets at equas sa Pear- i TV stand, 4. Tank | °° 2906. FE 9 : ’ > | son's Pursiture 42 hemansed Lake Oh ; ANO TUNING. CALL BEFORE ~~ AMPLE PA’ #25 TO $500 aft FO sae a AR NES HARDWA RE _ ive. vacuum, 0, apace heater, <5. | Pi 30 am Oscar Schmidt, FE — Trees, Shrubs 68 % E. LAWRENCE PE 86-0421 = des book ae a APE RECORDER WiTH | 4 SPRUCE FOR YOU. ACE FOR BEAUTY SHOP, FoR FRIENDLY SERVICE = 5 ook. Om Sis sei _ en designe. © sd. arey. or mirrer. ah metsl cabinet. Miitchment Like new. $380. Orig-| S00 h pre Sg lg Bee rent cheap. 434 W ; _ TRADE — $1,600. DOWN Pay-| ¥ aughly $7.95 vaiue, $3.95, slightly marred. | _ tal cost, $500 FE @143). ry Junipers. Concolor fir. § 4 bea-| scratched Terrific /alues. ‘S 3 - - WE COVER Buckner Clstomers ment oa seal. mgdery, 2 bed-| Stare agg: ng, Rt Also ange selection me pen cab. STROUD BABY oon on ted Bri ee your own. _ THE ST ATE ; re ; wil accept hs Pull price $7,900. aeay ay ee = Ave. sliding double-door waits, rs bee _ flee. Paul A. White. OA 8 Wing mile- Wo Commerce cL Ass © & SDM Near Cadilinc H Folks land contract, equity in your| size. $15.99. Al-o w { inner- our. intee giolay. Mich ihipas ive , nce) > ; CRRDETION. fa. and Le mite on — e $25,000, terms appy come or what? Clark Real Es-| spring mattresses, $7.95 Pear- Ave. |. _FE2-8820 be = ply Ey avery day 8 to 2 MU Lease of buy real estate. tate, 1363 W. Muron, FE 46492) son's Purniture 43 Orchard Le Press | UPRIGHT. PIANO. 0. EXC. cON ag tert tread map. | oF FE 44803 Ask for Mr. Clark. es asco > ARDER ye. toe | CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS TAVERN | WITH teeming. aren | Ber, It ls easy to deal at Buck- | 1835 PONTIAC 4 DR. FOR BOAT, Bonk bats RS ze : MAT: Maw GALVANIZED nee Lar ree flowered. 6 for $1. FE $15,500 tacludes buiicin, ey-| Bere where kind- | _motor and traly: FE 56-2708 soqeses Grant aoe, o% | re_*!% in, 2-ft, lengths ........ 1c ft. Sale Sto Store re Equipment ran _ trything. Only’ $5,000 fo bandie| 0€5% Sfe shown to everyone afd WONDERFUL TALKING Wawa | - Stlecticr val wiegaht tron, mee -5-o 8 in 10, lenges Me ft. mw RLY POTTED TOMATO borrow is plrasure bird & cage. sell or trade for ure. 42 Orchard Lake Ave AVE PLUMBING § ip ROUND END D GLASS SHOW, os 5 varieites Gabelman’s » TAVERN & SDM. West of Piint —— ———— Ged ® % all aluminum beat, MA CONLON IRONER. “ “ ti hi 172 8 Se v FF S210 case. PE 8-6922. ae oh auburn, § miles ese gress. Goes sien Living| Seach igeeeess by exvenaies Ser | 61006 bk TRADE POR ae It's an original, but I don’t blame you for feeling uncom- | or gpR ee Se i Or GROCERY bY | ISLANDS Bia COM, | el : terms ve, Sombany where you are welcomed | WILL SELL OF uty or} bed. CARPETING |fortable in it!"’. See Re we, Side—Sel)_cheap 2088 FOR SALE: ore ateet tak Moet . and your patronage is appreciat- a ee =| jomt Gs te es = soiee a | ag a Call a regarding. ery stores,| ‘ ; acre of ground. Home over Ft wait i, GABH ~~ REGISTER. 2. Go 17 miles north of a resthurents, ‘hotels, motels.| =e eS SHERRY LOVESEAT — UPHOL- deluxe type gray baby carriage. NATIONAL CASH | RE: f Dixie Hwy, Tarn snd any kind of business listings, @ Tepay. geen Plage as — "good cond. PE 2337. | Sale Household Goods 57 | For Sale Mis Miscellaneous 60} Cost 440, sch 50 Baby bathinetie. | Good cond. eM >-408e |} See on Dene Fe eee f PPL MAP LPABPL ALLA LAA A lM LS - Be i 4 * frm Sd Mitigate WiLL TRADE MY EQUHY D3 | cor erot. wepniGenatOR esto | enn | Hie, Oe ym, inet eae See ant lorsisin Bs : ST ATEWIDE ew unfinished home in Case LE.| with fressing compartment, § tre. | TWO. 121M. TY CONBOLES. REA-| BRAND, NE (ROYAL pPORTAMLE| Stile Seow arin pram | Sale Sporting Goods 65) pital and go ss mile. to Orove- . <= ee Sees after one ON MAYS TRADE ELECTRIC RANGE FOR Usedewinwn bere Sie. | Pe usatiy eget “eualiy $3 AQUA LONGS NEW, & URED, |_ Tore tate or Miron PH = 3004 after 4. TRADE - BD. CHARLES, REALTOR ; €Pc. : 1960 | BRI — ALL YOU €151 Kneb. Rd Brivess Pon- pres air & free instruc- KENTUCKY BLUE GRASs s8OD. Real Service of Pontise | FINANCE CO. __ Fer | Sale Clothing 56 set, ri ‘ce s18 Se: Ge ware — want. tise & Clarkston tions, 80 ‘Parkhy rst. ents per. yare yard, delivered in 1717 8. Tele _PE_4-0621 wp ‘NATIONAL BLDG: ~~~ | electric stove $34 80. le twin TRADEAN DEPT. ospos SRR - PENNY, P AINT SALE |OUNS. MODERN 6 aNTiQvE: Pootiac, FE $4366. TRUCKING AND : FORMAL Bizz 10 & 11, GOOD adi eu coten metingness. A Phone KEnwood 6-0200 a. 30) 2M gy? E20. noose GANT r NOW Cartage Co. for in ee. on ee at _FE + po hen cote aa, © s Guar. electric washer on a kbarins Weal. | ee 1 gal, 7 _8. Te . Rd. ment. Call Detroit w004 230 BARNSTON, WALLED 1 LAKE ont her eg Size 10) 5, 4199 ~"_ diemem 208: | eer ties. retr ee $00.95 tion, sverage 5 room bouse this = —— $3.80 O Manley Leach, 10 Bagley. ome PAKESIDE NURSERY 4463 V : ehi _ . Dying ¢ fg coe “4 Bain... = - UNERoR. PE tele AFTER | 5 Oe at exc COND Pe | 33 cg = 48 83 AiOwMatle eating 4 Cooling C5 | and gallon 9.81 | Tope map WALTER AGEN sie Elis Lake Rd. | PE nia “| ET’S TALK WHEN YOU NE ED GIRL’ LIGHT BEION.¢ FR Ix | 5 aves Ee RPORT AND GUAIR | Metal ‘te sg Sah | Beat te Rew Foodtown Market.| PLOOR SHOP @ 8. Saginaw | Driver. Like new — Reason For Sale P. elt - . BUSINESS” $ $ black suede low wedge heels,| Mroehler make, dark red, pose $219. value ont ters. :" . $10.95 _ OF = Sia CAPR PAINT WITH A, SOS — af , jWENES. site 6-B, $3. Honey cojored jost- Secours 146721000 Mix . 3 no blister. Warwic' : na _ers, 7-B. worn once. $5. MI 6-069. STOCK | 1s W. Pike St. PE ¢-i123| chy PE 01066. PORTABLE GAS, DRIVEN WELD- ve or Rent |? ZONES wim saDpLEs. sri Grocery — Home You can get tt quickly on your LOVELY LIGHT ‘BLUE FORMAL TUOGAGE Lge as 13_E. Buren a CLOSET DOORS oe — = re tow Cols =~ pneat~d _& very gentle. . ME t- tae Ouly | $3.500° down on this signature. car, or ‘furniture. Te | size 22 “never worn” call before EDWARD'S OUTLET : USED ~ y camacea estes! fold doors. Dinie wy. a Se ie ‘A N aurohus j% MO. OLD co BHEP- frocery “sod § room home | catersere, Parente ta past Yetp | MIL oe Mien CLOTHING, SIZE is 8 § SAGINAW RECONDITIONED fro! “a8 up peer “4 + i eae sp ty oem “wand . ler 1 & Dirt 66 here puppy ais, MY 37271. ee taste _— fio of | you’ with your money -| 10, 12 & 14 Call after § or ail DISTINCTIVE MONOGRAMING — Phil gas range...... 960.80 Ce yh B. Paddock. Pontiac. PE | _takes. PE 2-0773 Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 5 BOXER ; VERY your chance to get an es- day Sat_ FE 5-460. ___ | Midtown Shop__1011_N. Saginaw daire refrig .......+- a $0.30 2-003. PHOTOGRAPHIC iA. STONE. SAND & GRAVEL, | 222008 nie bene, tablished busimets and grow | YELLOW § PORMAL, | DECORATOR ks ABON- refrig......+.c0-+s++ 940.50) GOLEMAN OIL zh : \ . | “TOP SOIL & CRUSHED STONE. TR BEAGLES with the community - ballerina length. Worn ence. MA able, love seat, chaise ae, Norge refrig = ....-+-- sonee 940.50 4 to 6 room size, i FE UIPMENT | FE 5-27 Like S Work? FINANCE €O 28 Chains arapes_ sic ask eau | CSise™Ggig eer" nas | Sanee at Guar. ae, ok ar call!) gang qainent "| “io a eroxe ax zor com | “i Pape wwe eae ike Summer Wor NANCE €0. Fo a TS AS =sErcecseses se elud. tors, guns, & 1 es ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER. PA- Speed Queen washer ...... $40.50 tanks. il. Black Dirt, Ful, ‘sand, Grave et Se ft eae. | FE 4-1574 Sale Household Goods 57 meee name bread, sity) Al Came POE ctl Feuuss Fence ston depart at | evan Humpirey PE 2-1008 age GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Tr . } 10, Pontiac State Bank ik Bldg. PROP PLP PPL PLLA LAL LAL PALL A marr exceotional valves - - ~ ; e between sam und | Soon ; weeks system of" beech cleaning is | | ¢ SET CASH QUICKLY |! CALE,TO, swaP SERvice wiLt | ‘gen Flvorescent. 32 Orchard Ls CLAYTON'S ‘ewe, steel rouble sinks, 944.95; | POWER LAWN Mt HAND LIGHT DOZINO PILi. DIRT|AKC REG RED 55 BACEETOND iS genend eam the Cak- 4 Sal Ga: line on whatever = 7S" | EXRICO__ ROSELLE 7 aESGRERON. FORNITU & APPLIANCES ber cimks. $3.95. G A. lawn mower wheel darrow 5 SANL & GRAVEL ror SOIL | stud service FE 2-6418. y lakes For mt. On 3006 | E COO PE 5-474 8, Perry mise. garden 2-587 iD BOXER, FAWN, FEMALE. AKC Ser sw sean ea ote _Up to $500 TY OLD MORO ACTS Saar | Sac On ow 8% S| Gee ons Roe EA, IS CLOSE OUT set Mer onsen | Co Cummings FE 35421 | "reg. mon Pe get ent income. to 1956 cars. Bring re | i er ee ee pox | PACTORY REBUILT, VACUUM "oie "w Wore Au kinds e doors & frames -_ agi! ou se ee - | T. Boyce FE 2-5925 SOxER 8 BOKER DOBERMAN be Most deals closed 36 springs. baby sterilizer. PB 2-603. cleaners. all makes 1 year guar- a 3 RINGER SEW.| & low cost o less. low prices on TABLES, $15 & Se prone MA 5-1532 oe MICHIGAN BL SINE SS | minutes. Loans also ma mace oo fur. OPT BROADLOOM HALL nun.| s2tee $16.95 up Thyle Electric USED ELECT 922.50. Call Allen inside doors & .iywoods. Pontiac uD. Cash & carry. 1600 & A-l TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT, FILL : . == q niture, signatures and other |’ r |_ 302 N. Jonngon, FE 44160. 143. . Plywood Baldwin Ave; Te. sand, gravel, buildozing. MA aT sTUD SAL E S CORI ORAT ION | eurities, | Sane Elgin Grand piano. PLOOR MODEL TV. ¥. MAHOGANY | Ph e - 42327. Beautiful young, red fawn, son ne eRCAN | fimiah excellent condition 968 OR USED TRADE-IN COMB. STORM DOOR. STONE | REO if" POWER MOWER REED oe sol, BIACK DIRT a| % f Champion Bang Away. Proven soup om x: aoa BROKER fel an \6 Pin Me E ar ain DUNCAN | joes DEPT | laundry tub. OL 1-4595 bd eoarons) a wel pump | PEAT, FILL SAND, CLAY &| Bane Or taht be seccreetion +1583 ta Melrers Dr FE 2410. | FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR. cn érareveonss GEGRS . _wit 2-7951, GRAVEL. OR 3-1548. rep PARK AT OUR PRONT | somata § EXCE LENT COND. FE FRIGIDAIRE REPRIO. WITH Lounge ete . ie oe CULVERT tr 4: | RUSS NEW 8 USED MERCHAN: AT TOP SOT eg | puppies. AKC reg. Curtiss. 0 ee 7 oe ve nae EN freete riment, Al ~ DYORRIRS, SO cc cvwweene 4 corrugated 4250 Dizie i Fton Rotorated — jeoees t tee DRIVE Wis s[OnE ow aw Loan Company | 7 TWIN BEDS AND COIL SPRING | _ cnape. $135, FE TOM. ae Sa eee ee ee “CAT E Xai TOP SOL. BAND, GRAVEL, packed. rr. PERFECTLY 22 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDO. | _*“'? Tessme’’. = — BUR- ea. table mahogany .. $50.50 Church’ s Inc SALE | fila dirt also roto tilling Booty if" RCA . E TV.| ner 35 model Coldspot Refrig. Electric dryer ........-. $60.95 ' . Birch flush doors | _ 31 COLLIE. AKC MALE. 3 MONTHS. GENERAL | MERCHANDISE AND ARB "FE pe 9206. __90._ PE 2-008 fines” ¢ & 2 chairs. J. aes “ee 1 8 Squirrel Ré. FE 2-0033.| We have a complete” ine of [1 BLACK DIRT FiLL SAND. eC CHGRE Sat “Ga "SSO" ai Wineeat, Bac a Teoma — pg EB wits Schwinn bike. Sev- CONVENIENT TERMS ALL Steel culve ~ gueed gee] Gere > te coll, FE $003 6) siveral grows mele & femaice Boas Hated Sischo, ome. Witton ca: eral pint fruit jars. THOMAS ECONOMY LARGE SELECTION OF RINGS| ,- pipe — tile — fiber Fi BLACK DIRT _ TOP SOR for sale. AKC MR All higan_Becors a roe Secs eae anes Mt cant lps iGiDAIRE AUTO WASHER. Wa AED SVE sewer pipe — # plaster board — | 4-1 BLACK s. Pertect dis- BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE = FRIG . 3 FURNITURE £0. LAYAWAY-PAYMENT .PLAN ply wood coment — mortar—cedar Pia sand . vel. FE_+ne. Reducing kennel ~ Buy , Thru Partridge (4 W. Lawrence St, PE 61308 | 39° GAS RANGE, ¢ YRS. OLD | God working \cond. Only $00. IRN . see EUMAND'S OUTLET | | fence Poss Buy PHA S re |— ad ducing kennel stock List Thru Partridge TEAGUE FINANCE CO. | pristdaire Imperial washer & ary- Gas STOVE ine. Dag? LEAP {ABE caine pay. sand, “tarel fil Girt top eotl| _ Pontiac & Clarkston. Wat ~ gtORE SURBLOEL a = — F Bextt; sa Daaaas $ mains _FE 8 VER HILL KENNELS. COCK- pa 1 202 N. MAIN i *. 2 yre. old. WOM ATI = = Pau t.: yr | AL Tor SOL. BLACK DINT,| ers. AKC reg. PE 42391 40 by 100 market. Income 94.000) - é AUTOMATICALLY . E . vel Delivered en Sun- i, PUPS AKG week. Parking. Tizas ROCHESTER, MICH. Crump Electric, ee stove, very good condition. $45 OF DISHWASHER NEEDS “Em. pi re L Co | 3 =. & grovel ng Serr Spay AKG ae : eet LOANS TO 485 Auburn Ra. | umber j Motorcycles 83 trailer & 1947 Chevy. 1 ton pickup. North Gesvciet Co. GARDEN TRACTOR, CULTIVA- _OR +2406. : 1000 8. Woodward Ave. Bir tor & ge good condition, $100. "49 HARLEY 19. GOOD COND. MA | CHEV. 1953 % TON PICKUP, LOW | s¢°CHy. CONVERT., $1,875. | "Gin | _OR 3-200 __ #2850 after 7:30. : . aces gg Sages truck appearance. | “bh. seen at Pure Station on cor- GARDEN TCR: a HP bit g 1963 HARLEY DAVIDSON ic . vator and plow, $60. MA 63223.| Good condition. OR 3-4626 after Ford 1961 44 ton pickup, ¢ speed Rd. “gi crgessat = ? 4:00 p.m. transmission, § excellent - ee GARDEN TRACTOR, ioe & _ real buy at only : ‘by, WAGON, AN . 4879 Gilbo, Crescent Lk. i956 MALICO 250 CC LOW MILE- ideal utility and family car. HOMEADE TRACTOR & PLOW.) 360 6821 Cooley Lake Rd. EM Haskins Chav. Pully $1595. Schutz Mo- . Call after 4 p.m, OR 3-5130. |_ 3-0461 tors. 912 Woodward, B’ham. FOR PARTS AND SERVICE ON MI_6-5302. JOHN DEERE LOADERS & SCRAPERS CTO! WHEE BACK HOES . DITCHE: WLERS & ro Se son Balee Co 312 ste reayy 4 MA 5-50T1 Sag HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCY- mee 1950-45 6751 Dixie Highway - a Open nites ‘til 9 ‘1 31 CHEV 1 TON TRUCK. GooD PE 20131 CALL 1951 cue ) i OWNER, OR 30506 after 4. 6 cyl. ERR ESSER Peet er Some |e Lay Re | Sees Ga eg ; «aN, SAGINAN v MOHAWE 44612. or Sale Bicycles 84 COE. Reas, FEMS ist CHEVY 2,DR, VERY CLEAN ig IN, GIRLS, $12, 26 IN. BOYS |; viet »___ Dealer. ry | Tate 5,20, im. boys, $90. FE * Wa ge FICE UP 000. 2675 -% FORD DUMP. GOOD COND. “JACOBSON™ "Beats & Accessories 85) Leaving tor service. Call after « Quality Made Mowers ——— ‘4 FORD C 600 TRACTOR avian SR we ee "hehe eet! Motor Sales Reel Mowe TEP. TORINOEL 30 tows. @251 Gulicx St. Clarks Chrysler - Plymouth if too FE 4208 ‘i FORD WLP TON Pick a. MUST SELL THESE BEAUTIFUL SEE THE NEW RIDING MODELS j0 HP MERCURY, GOOD SHAPE. Bao. 5 OIOUGHTEN & SON | plastis. to make’ your own wind: oa FORD F4-DUMP, 7 SPEED |NEW CAR TRADEINS TODAY! | SERVED OAKLAND COUNTY For| Smiclds, Call efter ¢ p.m. 123/ Sui, § 78, pou. good cond. OR | u54 {_Pivmouth Savoy 3 r, Power ; $2_N. Main Rochester OL 10761 iv RUNABOUT WITH # HP JOHN. | PRUEHAUY iy SS a ve | KING BROS. iz FPERERGL AS BORT_WAWOS. Sone outen 3 ar. pam ‘pushbutton Tas Tt | YOUR COMPLETE “any ~ OR 3-3537. Special power steering and brakes, R&H, Lawn-Gerden-Farm-Store white walls, like sew. 3 Plenty. of tree i? PT. uameore 10 PT. MAST, \ . : : Used coin & equip, sizes) 2 sail wa a _—_ put . 1953 GMC PICKUP 1988 Plymouth V-8, Savoy 4 dr. - makes. TOT — with side boxe overdrive, tow mileage. tillers, power mowers, All centerboard and well. Will | 2 side xes | priced to sell. weil ‘tor #100. Call Roy Oli, "TU Wilson GMC 1963 Nash Rambler convertible, re- : ad ir. : KING BROS. ‘BOATS &-OARS FOR SALE. $35. ic OR 3-6713. FE 5-9485 1953 Plymouth 4 door R&H. ve FE tt?) Boat COVERS MEADE 7) ORDER pa Vn on ane Ente a oe and repaired. Oakland at Cass PLUS TRANSPORTATION center s —ecULLOCH CHAIN SAWS For Sale Cars 91; Open Evenings—Please Rentals Parts & Repairs BoatB hone MAple 55141 eatin Crooka Rd. sone) a uyers| x AUSTIN 4DR. GOOD CON- |, Prema {Ap 5 yore ae x carte BE ¥* = a a earn ino BUICK NE RK ON ee “TRACTOR BARGAINS! (GET OUR transmission, $60. OR 3-903, CLARKSTON ke 4 owner in service, $300. “With that name I mney: the ship with a jug of cider!” 180 PONTIAC ~RDOOR, EXE k finish, You'll have. | ® Olds Dealer 8 8, Woodward —_—- Birmingham “OLba 2 SUPER CONVERTI- «AN power, Fully equipped Like new. 1 owner. Birmingham trade-in. Also Me jarge selection of = ies? ‘Suburban Mirs. Olds Dealer 383 8. Woedward i Beautiful 2 tone. Selettion peg 18ST Olds | Suburban Mtrs. ‘Olds Dealer 565 8. Woodward poy thie” €ar to really apprec i. $396. with only §5 down or your old car. North Chevrolet Co. 1000 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingham it more € appropriate to christen For Sale Cars 'S4 DODGE, 2 TONE, V-8, A > trams, $785. Holly, ME 4- soa38. *55 CHEVROLET 8 STATION WAGON’ $275 DOWN $54.56 PER MONTH "54 DESOTO DEgOME, Sea MONTH » $200 $52.4 PER | Plymouth 2 dF oan 4 al Nights, fully equipped, exceptional cond. orion ire ‘s - Sales, : aa In bg USED aa the highest trade-— iss right away for in ble! the a "s spec DeVille, full power, R&R. Motdrs, Inc. like pew. up . Golie Smith, FE 5-4101. ‘41 FORD, 2 DR, GOOD TRANS. $70. FE 6-2676 ‘FORD V8, CLUB COUPE, 125. Can be seen 4 eg 7 Only si.0es. Tom Bohr Inc.. Milford, 4U ‘2 CUSTOM 7DR. R&H, ABs for service, $405. iss¢ FORD @ RANCH WAGON, sion, R&H, exc. WE ALSO HAVE 4 GooD TION OF 'N TORS, -& LOA $25 Woodw rr cau or FE ae eos nets bulldozer ‘demo.). industrial tractor with SELEC- EW & USED TRAC-/ SIDE MOWERS DERS Pontiae Farm & Industrial "Ss ¥ vusehold ions, evens: Wed, 8,00, | EVINRUDE MOTORS : ester, Michigan Wolverin BRANDS *Peather & ~ ALL nko il TRAI ER EXCHANGE ‘ie tae 31 to, 60 ft. to : ames Sei S 1 ee E GAS American a dgaengee INS. FIN. AV. " INLAND LAKES SALES | 3127 W Huron FE FRE 2-6122 Lone Star boats. Orion, MY 3-3732. “Harrington Boat, Works. ‘ oe 2.8003 EXCELLENT ITION with Feverse, 42th 5, now, se. | DEAL en Pontiac | ‘Wo CHEV. GOOD SHAPE, WiLL ens aster PP. new m a or sec $575, eels, $406. 4 WLP. iractor ‘i BUICK SUPER OENE a Ane culliv * iw eye r, sno Service ACT from TY * a biede reller, $1008. Simpliety.| BE. ORE YOU Drive lan. Dixie Hwy. “| Most of These Cars tbe are. te, Mar ga00. Ginaplic: ) _ a & : H. CHEAP. FE Are 1-Owner and Sas’ thee bal eS. = BUY i953 BUICK cS _.: Have Low Mileage. vator, $85. | MARINE SALES & SERVICE “Wl fag whee! te se wees | * Bids 90 Holidey EVANS BQ NT nae re faks, 4 wheel trailer im trade. $$ Olds 98 Holidey MA . |BOATS Baers 4 Rick SPER TDR wehan |‘ Olds. ‘super sedan . Lonestar, Pioneer, Guess J Je, Pry: 5 actual _miles. '5§ Buick Riviera USED EQUIPMENT ing Flivver. Lake Master, & ne BUICK ; | "bt Olds. sedan Ford Ferguson tractor 4 Bg ae ye Small | 34 Sted, Btarignt & broom, sretient condition monthly payments, Lucky Auto|‘s3 Chev. sedan Balep 8. Saginaw. FE 4-2214. 53 Chev. Ag 5. ; Model U-ractor with ee BOCA re a re hg a ne row obeveter, pire © arte. Good tires, $175. Good 46 | PL Us MANY TRANSPORTATION "36 Ford pane ‘* Pord pick up MANY ormgng 70 CHOOSE HOUGHTEN & SON FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE YouR Can be sten 8427 Fleet 8t. Cooley Lake Rd, iS come pRB, 5-672. i964 L RA’ dan, Powerglide, and ve. DR. CUSTOM, R & H, WHITE “Hibienscuverpeg R Safe Buy Used Cars PONTIAC: ONIN ‘LINCOLN — "MERCURY “Oakland County's Fastest poe mp Dealer” |. * NORTH PONTLAC cond, no rust. low mileage, $ Consider foreign car 7 Se a owner, OL . after liner. PE 8-436, s Ra. », Boa ‘ AND ter. No money down; assume 4 of 0. Call Credit r. Mr. Parks 5 ‘ares, ‘like new. § Woodward, -B’ham Real sharp and North Chevrolet Co. 1000 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingham * - 23 OR. M se Rom: "OD .«« $1495 eevee anes aes 55 Chevy 2-Dr. + eee eed 2H BRAID * Impe' deale rg: Cadillac Cpe. . : | iene Kole: °83 Plys outh 4Dr. §5 Dn. | For Sale Car Cars CLARKSTON Motor Sales Chrysler - Plymouth Demonstrator 8 — v4 i. dr., power. filte, RaH white wall tires — Save $8. | 1956 Piyw % wagon, V-8 | custom 2 shbutton shift, power stee byt a. R&H, | white . walls, Ford, cadens, va. 4 dr. Ferdo- matic, R&H. showroom condition. PLUS TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS mre E venings—Please *hone MAple. 53-5141 a eo MAIN ST.___ CLARKSTON D” CONV. EXCELLENT “onan, $325. FE 5-625 after int HILTMAN” DOOR Sk BEDAN. Heater. Like new mile- ope ~ ttB ge 2 ape sell for __#1,780. Ph. OR 3-1358. 1961 DSON COMMODORE, 6. _, doar, R_& 4, WW. La best offer, Before 6 p.m. E after 6. MA 62806. 962 JEEP STATION WAGON IN excelient i price only Pull ‘9485. Only $5 down or your old car in trade ” North Chevrolet. Co. 1000 §. Woodward Ave. Birmingham HAUPT Pontiac Sales mile- MAple 5-8566 JEEP 17. 4WHEEL DRIV at Dodge State Park No. pyi—~< quarters area. "83 Buiék 2 dr, wv. ‘63 Chev. 2 dr., , . "33 1 4 dr, Hydra R 5 Pinout: v3, 4 ~ ‘HU RON MIR. SAL E. = 962 W. Haron 1952 KAISER . MaANNATTAN Son. | . black finish » $496. North Chevrolet, Co. 1000 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingham inY, + | $1,185. 4-8881 1956 MERCURY. $5 : sume $16 monthly payments. FE 40806. dealer. 41245, Mercury MONTCLAIR, 2 DR. WITH MERC- OMATIC. R & H. 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Hot Town WWJ, Minute Parade 1:30—WJR, Dr. Malone WJBK Hal Boyle Says: Names Baby Susanna in Honor of Her Second Popular Program By DICK KLEINER NEW YORK (NEA) — Greater jlove hath no TV star than to ‘mame her child after her show. ‘And the fact that Gale Storm's 5- ‘month-old daughter is named Susanna Bonell proves, first, that named Bonell. * * * The program — CBS-TV's “Oh! — is a successful follow- Belle of African Bush Somewhat of By HAL BOYLE | NEW YORK #®—Yo. might call Minrella Rocco, the belle of the ‘African bush, something of a tom- boy. “I killed my first wild pig with a spear when I was 8, and didn’t wear shoes until I was 11,” said the white huntress. “But it wasn't until I was 15 that I bagged an elephant. * * * “Tt was the only one I shot, and the only one I ever want to. “I was with my younger broth-| ier. I fired and hit this elephant, | you Margie.” They're both successful, mind | crities liked neither, but that For Gale Storm, these two -suc of course. and a wounded elephant is a ter- irible thing. | “He turned and saw us, let out eharged. He looked like a battle-| ship. I shot him again, and he still oe * * * lcareer was not: what you'd call Fear only five feet from us, red hot. * * * “T was never too successfyl in, “I *\that with your first elephant. The’ movies,"’ she readily admits. think — because I never had great scripts.” THINKING BACK days, * * * “I'd almost forgotten about all this, but I got to a point where MI was very discouraged. I wanted to quit. I- had my family and I Waterford Residents ‘snifo Plan for Church “But I never went too far. I to be honest — that was She stopped a minute, thinking iback on those u ee aking his big ivory tusks mol ‘he fell, Each tusk weighed 90) the | pounds. “1 made @ bracelet out of the hair from his tail. You always do! natives say it brings you good luck.” At 2% Miss Rocco has acted as) cameraman, guide and hu.ter on more than 15 safaris, bagged her-| self three lions, two leopards, three - buffalo and “an -endless amount” of antelope. * * * “They won't license Me as a professional hunter because I am) ‘a woman,” she said with a slight note ef annoyance. A woman, yes, but as the French say, “quelle femme!” With an all-around Gal like Mirel- la on the Dark Continent, Tarzan must have been dumber than his ape buddies to waste his time on a pale weakling like Jane, - Mirella, daughter of an Italian rancher, is tall, bronzed, pretty. She has lion-colored eyes and a dark tangled of hair blonded on Y the tips by long hours in the sun. x * * 7” ‘She speaks English, Italian, French, German and three Afri- ean tribal She has worked on safaris with halt a dozen movie companies, and recently acted as stand-in for tures film; “Beyond Mombasa." ‘rhino. It made a fearful dent.” a Tomboy Donna Reed in the Columbia Pic- In one scene she had to double for Miss Reed in a hunting car attacked by a maddened rhino. * * * “The problem is to keep the car just ahead of the rhino,” a “This one came to within a foot, and I could have reached out and) patted him on his horn. “I have been in a car hit by a What--would happen it the car stalled? “The rhino would roll right over) tp. together," sald” Miss ceo Up together," said Miss Rocco | matter-of-factly. “You wouldn't have time to you, only with the public — the |89 earpiercing scream aNd shoot him. I never have wanted to) \shoot rhinos — they are so big, \dumb, ugly and silly.” | Mirella lives on a -3,500-acre Waterford Sets Spring Concert Annual Event to Feature Light Music by School Band and Choir “Show of _Shows,"’ Waterford High School's annual spring con- cert will be presented at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the high school gym- nasium., For an hour of light music, the band and choir will combine their talents under the of Bruce Orr and Miss Martha Smith. The choir wil] open with the Alma Mater, by ex- eerpts from “Oklahoma.” Outstanding senior members and ‘the summer choir scholarship win- ner, Stephannie Hill, will sing “I Could Have Danced All Night.” from “My Fair Lady.” She will be accompanied by Martha Powell, bh 7% miles from Nairobi in|@/8o a scholarship winner. r= “At 10 feet. my brother and 1/Kenya on the shores of Lake Ni-isING DUET and alfalfa and 600 cattle. aaa and eat our can ruin an acre of alfalfa in a evening, and we have to have night patrols to fire at them) |and drive them back into the lake.”’ * * * During the Mau Mau peril Mi- irella said she sleptwith a pistol | under het pillow for three years. Some of the 150 natives on their ‘ranch joined the tribal upring, ‘in- ‘cluding one man who had been ach —_ father for 25 years. “We couldn't understand it,” she recalled, “for my brother, sié- ter and I had been raised with his children. One night he led an at- tack on our house, and I had to fire at him. “He escaped. I believe I wound- ed him. But I was glad I hadn't the moment,” she said franki ACROSS 1 Humorist, -—— Buttram 4 He is on the 27 | she E | ivasha. They have 1,000 acres in, ; * ee ee a ee a a ae Delores Kline and Ken Young “Getting to from “The King and The fall choir wit! close tts part of the program with “You'll Never Walk Alone,” from “Car- ousel,” and selections {ftom “South Pacific.” “Chimes of Victory” will open the band performance. The first two parts of “American Weekend” will follow. The band will conclude the pro- gram with ‘‘Parade March No. 1." this last musical program of the school year. The U. S. has 60 per cent of the world’s telephones. 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Lind- the gaudy history of Paris just 30 | was held down by AP Corre: with me, " Lindbergh replied. “'I the Waterford Township high|gainers’: Mrs. Dario DeMasellis,| bergh, a gawky tourist in a bor- | years ago today, spondent Sam Walder. couldn’t have gotten very far school, Miss Annebelle Reichart,|Mrs. Robert Hammil, Mrs. Tom} rowed brown suit, set off the _* * * Out of-luck for-a-phone, Henry without it,’ nutrition expert from laming, will/McClerrian and Mrs. Louis Young.| lustiést peacetime celebration i in | Lindbergh, a boyish 25-year-old, | Wales, Chicago Tribune corre- =" ss Sa ae | hadn't slept for two days. There greg _— me stick — ueen ontestants i es eae sip gin ea we = : | are Seno oa age Sete Ae | Pp wi landed. e Q C —s ; ; ip : inking cro hrough B F d Dj < zi _# : Rambler Sets Economy Record | each | ee Sls Sess ty Ho Be Feted af Dinner peor celebration. But there —were cia saeeet ca te ae : : ee sn thousands of soldiers in 1944, Ge . iF A kick-off dinner for the con- : @ = 3 . and only one Lindbergh in 1927. Well, I’m here,” he drawled. _testants of the Community Activi- | ‘ . . ai > “Are there any mechanics (ties, Inc. Fair beauty queen, will Winnipeg, Canada, to [A mm | Te coe Samer fr | nd be held at 7 tonight at the Old : : ; Mill Tavern . : oa ‘ and succeeded in hacking two He ‘was driven to the Paris * Monterrey, Mexico | large chunks out of his plane be- | residence of U.S. Ambassador x« «© * | Qu ALITY or ses : : fore the French mounted a round. | Myron T. Herrick. Ten girls between the ages of = - : . imbiet x ‘the-clock guard at Le Bourget. “T’m not sleepy at all," he said. |15 and 21 are contestants for the ln is ITs sg wa _ ; . Pan ~S ” PARIS CROWDS JAM “We could have gone 1,000 |top honor of the fair, which will — _ MILES PER GALLON. ee j peacoat y ee be held June 21-23, according to See | - $363 il . we —|-—In-Paris; -10-miles-away,thou-—— a ‘Mrs> Robert Beattie; chairman of}? oe et by a 1957 Rambler 6! 4 sands had jammed the Place de- k tw * the contest. Code 2580 ith Oy ‘ l'Opera for hours watching flick- “What do you~ mean awe!” * Canisters have been distributed W erdrive Ps sen Lance — mae = reporters asked. “You were a veereet — eats nee . p ‘ * | alone, weren't ” and votes will be cast by contribu- ee eee Sa. ee : ee RC ae —— and finally, over “Well, you alloy the“ship’ was |tions. . ‘ MONTERREY, MEXICO—A Rambler 6 with — Test-Drive America’s Economy Champs k ok ‘ overdrive has just set a new border-to-border : . Then shortly ‘after 10:30, came NASCAR economy record, traveling nearly 2,000 Rambler 6 or V-8 the announcement, first in French LO WEST ay? 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