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Voters in 5 State Elections Cast Ballots Today * 
  
{00 Pupils Hurt 
in Wisconsin 
Train Smashup. ‘Passing’ Gravel Truck 
Rams Excursion Cars; 
Injuries Slight 
WAUKESHA, Wis.- (AP) 
»-More than 100...school 
children and teachers were 
injured yesterday when 
their baseball excursion 
train was wrecked in a col- 
lision with « loaded gravel 
The diesel locomotive re- 
-mained on the tracks, but * 
America 
  10 of the 16 cars hurtled 
off the rails. The train was 
carrying 907 pupils and 
their adult escorts from 
Portage in south central 
Wisconsin to Milwaukee 
baseball game. 
A total of 104 persons were ad: 
mitted to two hospitals. Thirty- 
seven, 23 of them children, re-| 
mained overnight. None were list- 
ed in critical condition. 
_ The rock driver, Gordon 
Hinckley, 35, Wales, Wis., suf- 
fered compound fractures of 
both legs and internal injuries   SLIM, DEADLY COURIER OF MIGHT—Its 
fiery tail whipping it into the skies, this Northrop 
B-62 Snark begins a test run. The Snark is the 
intercontinental missile revealed to first U.S. 
  but was listed in “fair” condi- 
tion, « 
The crash occurred at the Du- 
plainville crossing, five miles 
north of here and 23 miles west 
of Milwaukee. 
THE GRAVEL FLEW = 
first coach so hard that gravel| 
was thrown over the coaches. 
That car was struck so hard that 
it went off*the track first, causing | 
derailment of the other nine, 
| 
  coaches.” 
Ives said the crossing is desig- 
‘nated as a 70 m.p.h. zone and he was “‘disfellowshipped” by a} 
that he had slowed down to that Drayton Plains Jehovah's Wit- |mation. 
speed, the public. 
a It is capable of oa a ay drogen Department ef Defense Color Phote. 
walhend! The jet-powered Snark can be guided 
along predetermined courses of up to 5,000 miles 
at a speed of 500 miles per hour. It is the so-called 
“air-breathing” type since it stays in the earth's 
atmosphere. 
  
Waugh Plans 
ee 4, om {0 Attend Rites 
Injunction Restraining 
Jehovah’s Witnesses Is 
Dismissed by Judge 
Inesses church, said yesterday he| Calling automation “a new ball sewage disposal systems, “| 70-odd Democrats arid a smattering | By LAWRENCE 8S. MARTZ JR. publican State Chairman John 
Gov. G. Mennen Williams told) Feikens had called his “reports 
  L lamazoo, Kent, Macomb 
of Republicans at a civic. break- PP pacess counties * “«politieal 
‘fast this morning that the State, rallies and nothing miore.”  - 
government must “drive the team 
‘have nothing to fear from auto-' ‘gon tells him.” Reviewing- State problems, Wil-| 
| liams touched on water supply, 
The first 10 coaches veered off! will continue to attend the services mension, a real revolution," the education and mental health. 
the rails, tearing up 1.300 feet of with or without a temporaty in-| Governor 
track. Two cars lay on their sides) Junction. 
when they came to a rest. The injunction, issued April 30) 
“T just heard a bump,” said iby Oakland County Circuit Judge. 
Violet Groskreutz, 
County. 
“The next 
tipped over.” 
The little brown-haired girl | 
was one of those detained in the 
hospital here with cuts and) 
bruises on her face and injuries 
to her arm and back. 
“IT crawled ott. No one helped) 
me.” she said. ‘'Il got out by my-| 
self, through a smashed window.’ thing I knew, 
George Ives, engineer, and W. S. to attend 
traveling engineer in the should,”” Waugh said. “And { will|‘‘too busy to be with us today, 
cab of the Milwaukee road special continue to attend the services in although both have been invited.” Pirkl, a 14year-old|Frank L. Doty, yesterday was dis-| 
pupil from Westfield in Columbia|Missed by the judge on the grounds, crats of the State Administra. | ‘his court has no jurisdiction in, 
we church matters unless prope rty| 
was involved. 
it had restrained the ‘King: | 
dom Hall" congregation and its 
pastor William P. Strong, of 
_ Drayton Plains, from preventing — partisan” reports to the people. 
| the Pontiac factory worker from | a ae 
worshiping. there. 
‘Ithe Jehovah's Witnesses allow me 
the church as they 
16-car train, said the gravel truck a peaceable manner.’ 
drove around five automobiles Asked whether the cohgregation 
which had stopped at a crossing would continue to bar Waugh from| 
and tried to-race across the tracks|the church, Strong said: 
icontinue to follow the chtreh. rule! 
'to keep the congregation clean. ahead of the train. . 
Warmer Wednesday, crise sion an citer mem: 
Weatherman Says " “We will! 
| 
Waugh, of 55 Newberry St., had, 
of the church’ had conspired 
Serie to prevent his worship-| 
ng. ‘ ! fast this morning in Pontisc's emphasized ‘that its TOLL ROADS IN DOUBT’ 
power must be “directed for the! 
‘benefit of all mankind.” 
Ths Govermer and thes Deane. iJ. Adams, master ‘of ceremonies 
jat the breakfast, Williams said the |   
tive Board. attended the break- 
Elks Temple, touching off “Gov. 
ernment Day" in Oakland Coun- 
ty and the latest of his ‘‘non- 
lic Instruction Clair Taylor were) year terms. 
The trustees are Robert 
‘CHIDES REPUBLICANS M. Critchfield,. Harold A. 
The Governor added, “It seems' Fitzgerald, Fred V. Hag- 
to me the interests, of the people gard, Howard V. Helden- 
‘would be better served if the Re-| brand and Philip J. 
|publican leaders, instead of send- ‘Monaghan. 
‘ing hired press agents and pub- Officers — include 
jlicity men to. talk for them, had Hartman, president: 
  William B. 
Robert M. 
‘sent their office-holders down here Critchfield, vice-president; and Al-_ 
ite meet with you themselves.” fred C. Girard, secretary-treasurer. 
He ilso ‘regretted that Re. .   
“the weatherman predicts fair; 
and not quite so cool tonight with 
a low’of 36-40. 
Tomo?trow will be a little warm. ; 
er with .. increasing | cloudiness. 
The high ‘ HJ be 62-66, 
The forecastweather for the next 
five days will be average. It will 
be cooler Friday Ov Saturday. Scat- 
tered showers are expected Thurs- 
day or Friday and passibly again 
about Sunday. 
The lowest thermometer reading 
preceding 8 a:m. was 36 degrees. 
The! mercury rose to at at 2 ’ P m 
To Preduee B52s at 20- »0-Per Month | Rate mortem examination by Dr. BULL 
There were no apparent mark 
said, but Madison Heights police told him the. body seemed to have 
been placed in the field off 12 Mile.Road near Campbell Road 
Age of the redheaded girl seemed to be between 17 and 2 
~ Polic® said recent sume tir 
  
Defense Secretary Reveals Nation’s New Air Power. WASHINGTON \#—Secretary of to disc uss” the military budget for crease our forces over all or make: The partially-clothed body of an unidentified woman was found 
this morning in Madison Heights, Chief Assistant Prosecutor George 
F. Taylor said today. 
Richard Olson, pathologist | appointed manager of the Pon. 
| tiac plant of Fisher Body Divi- 
sion, was named to the board of 
| trustees, Wiethorn replaces Mar- 
vin J. Olson, former Fisher Body 
manager, who recently resigned 
as trustee. His term expires in Thomas F. Wiethorn, recently 
Wiethorn, 40. formerly was pro- 
duction manager of Fisher Body 
Division in Lansing 
In other action. the organization s of violence on the bods, Tavlor 
Tax lor 
ln re rommittee of Harold 
Bi exerald: oh We Girard, re maka were found near the Ee 
z ———— —— 
Wilson said he would confine 
Defense Wilson today disclosed the the government. fiscal year which it. possible for us at this time to! his comments to “key: aspects” 
production schedule for B52 bomb-| ‘begins July 1, He. said actual ex-|reduce our forces." 
ers has been raised to 20 a mottth penditures in the fiscal year would 
“it is not so” that the’be about 36 billion dollars. and said 
Soviets are ‘‘far outstripping the). 
United States in terms of air 
power.” 
Wilson said the current output of /cost 
the eight-jet intercontinent#l, B52 taxes.” 
is six a month. 
He said he would have pre- 
ferred .to keep these figures 
secret, but “because of the con- 
fusion and doubt that have 
arisen on this matter I believe 
it desirable to seftthe record 
straight. = 
The secretary was before a Sen- 
ate Appropriations subcommittee | 
! , 4 f 
« jcommented, 
‘lion dollars per day” 
| the U 8.8.R, 
kb 
in 
which would require us to in-| This amount of money, Wilson) 
is “nearly 100 mil-| 
and is a 
through 
stressed “we must pay 
  At the outset, Wilson 
two points: 
1. “The United States is not | 
and should not be competing in | L 
an all-out armaments race with 
try.’ 
“no change 
‘ situation) 2 There has been 
the international 
be fi | 4 or any other coun. |- of the defense program and | 
OTHERS STAND BY | leave detafis to other officials, | 
As Wilson testified, he wes, At ene point Wilson character- 
|flanked in the committee room by ized criti¢s who contend the Unit- 
ithe secretaries of the Army, led States is falling behind Russia 
Navy and Air Force and by the in- ‘technical know-how as ‘“‘fear 
full membership of the Joint ‘Mongers.”’ 
Chiefs of Staff. Chairman Chavez (D-NM) said 
there have been recent stories 
In Today's Press ijn ye press and over the air say-     
ing /“how far behind we are in 
County News. .......0/-. a, 2g ‘echnical knowledge to some oth- 
Fditorials ......... @ fF country.” Chavez said he 
Sports. ......... 18, 19, 20, 21 {thought ‘we have: just as good a 
Theaters) ” “know- how as any” but asked Wil- 
TV & Radio Fregrazm.. 3 ‘son for comment. 
Wilson, Earl... sane .4 | ‘Vou are talking about the fear | 
Women's Pages. “1 13, M4, ‘Ms. mongers now,” Wilson remarked. 
ani yt \ Flexes Defensive Muscles 
Williams Reports on Automation 
to the people,” conducted to date | 
He said Feikens is “beginning| posed Rockwood-to-Saginaw turn- } 
right down the middle” to explain'to believe. what his imported $25,-| pike, but did not ‘elaborate. 
Chester Waugh, 36, who claims *° both labor and capital Shey; ‘000 public relations’ man from Ore- 
- public 
Answering a question from Oak-|makes the whole problem- more turn to Pontiac tonight for a ‘town 
|land - County Circuit Judge Clark, 
to Serve Additional Terms 
Pontiac Area United Fund officers were re-elected 
Willams said he regrets that to one-year terms at the organization's annual_meeting' 
“The injunction is immaterial it !!8"¥8y Commissioner Charles yesterday, and trustees whose’ terms expire | this year ‘Ziegler and Superintendent of Pub-| were re-elected for three- . ; in New Atom Tests Nation Watches 
lke vs. Kefauver 
in Indiana Polls Dems Choose. Tydings 
in Maryland; Ohioans 
Pick Governor Choice : 
wv 
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Five states held primary 
elections tcday in the wake 
of yesterday's Maryland 
primary, in which Demo- 
icrats gave Millard Tydings 
a hairline edge in his fight 
to regain the U.S. Senate 
seat he lost in 1950. 
Residents of Indiana, 
Ohio, -Florida, West Vir- 
ginia and New Mexico were 
jballoting today, but na- 
‘tional interest centered 
chiefly on the relative Re-. 
publican - Democratic vote 
in Indiana. _— 
Republicans expected ‘to get 
most,-as usual, but Democrats   » 
U.s. Alr Fores Photo | 
ance from 12,000 feet in the air, two minutes after 
the detonation. Ten minutes later, nearing its 
Maximum stage, the cloud stem had pushed 
upward to 25 miles. The mushroom had spread 
100 miles. ‘ were sure to be watched clonely. 
In yesterday's Maryland_ vot- 
gave Tydings a narrow popular 
vote lead ever George P. Ma- . MAJESTIC, OVERPOWERING SPECTACLE— 
Fifty miles away, the tornadic fireball of a 
hydrogen explosion sheds its lurid light. Tests in 
the Pacific duplicate this scene, photographed in 
the Marshall | — — 1982 oe was the appear- 
Weather Delays 
H-Bomb Tests .   
Maryland Democrats gave their 
18 national convention votes to Ke- 
fauver, who was opposed only by 
an wuninstructed delegation. He 
won by a mugh narrower margin prospects of toll roads fdr" the ing to step up traffic enforcement 
state are ‘‘still in doubt.’ in an effort to cut down the state's 
‘Ss highway death rate, which has 
sod he tO ee chokes | =r per cent over last year. 
    Migeine hes “what be hovel | Williams, who spoke for 15) ‘Undesirable Wind’ May oe oa minutes and answered audience S +4 : : workable sew plan’. fer the pro!" Tons for another 15, ieft the Flight Again) ‘President Eisnehower defeated = an unpledged GOP slate by a 
heavy margin. = 
Highlights of today’s primaries: 
INDIANA — In presidential 
preference voting, Eisenhower hid 
little opposition on the GOP: side | breakfast to attend the dedication 
lin Detroit. of the new Lafayette 
mental health clinic, t 
In parting, he told the audi- 
ence he was happy to have had of Target Plane 
He added he believes Michigan! 
ineeds both toll réads and free- 
jways. and regretted the absence of 
Highway Commissigner Charles ENIWETOK « — A show of 
man's mightiest power, the H- 
bomb, waited today for a power         Ziegler, saying: | the “exchange of ideas” with [he doesn’t control, the weather. and Kefauver none on the Demo- 
| “His position is crucial . . . his! a Shot Cherokee, the H-bomb/cratic side, But the turnout was 
‘passive or active obstruction! Williams and his group will re-|blast, is scheduled tentatively for|Viewed as a sort of popularity contest | between the two candi- Thursday (tomorrow, U. S. time) 
difficult.” ihall meeting” in Lincom Junior/if. the weather is right. It hasn't/ dates. 
      
  “The Governor said in response High School at 8:15, where they/been. Repyblicans. usually consider In- 
0 0 wt (Continued on Page 2, Col. diana’ safely in the GOP ranks, to another questi n ) he ist now try-| ag ) =| te ‘shot has pees postponed cor sess: Diamastreta =} 
large numbers of Republican 
| Pi ] C k U it ad F d: O ffi Scientists reported “strong, un- {farmers would switch to the Dem- 
nite un 1cers enn Gri in desirable” winds at all altitudes, jocratic column. winds which might scatter radio. | National convention delegates 
    active particles outside the 
marked-off danger area of 375,- 
| 000 square miles. will be chosén: by. both parties 
later at state conventions, but del- 
egates will be bound to vote on 
Three huge BS2 jet bombers are the first convention ballot accord- 
parked on Eniwetok. One will car- |e to today’s ges o us Eisen- 
ry the bomb and drop it over Na- Ketan = on on - Noms = 
mu Island, some 190 miles away on = _- 
lin Bikinj Atoll. 
Newsmen were permitted to| 
talk to the seven.crew men with 
the specification that no questions 
be asked regarding technical as- 
pects of dropping the bomb or re- 
garding matters touching on the 
men’s | Paychology. Alone in Race _ Only Candidate After 
| School Board Post as 
Deadline Nears onIo — a eae fought 
for the guSernatorial nomination 
to succeed Frank J. Lausche, 
stepping down to run for the U.S, 
Senate seat now held by. Republi- 
can George H. Bender. Lausche is 
unopposed for the Democratic 
“(Continued on Page 2 2, Col. 6) 
Hare ‘Orders Crackdown 
Campaign on Bad Drivers 
| LANSING (AP)—The State Safety Commission has 
Deadline for filing petitions is decreed a drastic campaign against bad drivers includ-~ 
_| 4 Pm. Saturday, The term of ing a summons to speeders and reckless drivers for 
| office Is four years. There Is mo jicense re-examination on their first offense. 
ate * The crackdown, accepted Menday as a watered 
Resides all registered voters in @OWn version of an earlier plan discarded as beyond the 
ihe others who State’s powers, will be inaugunatéd Monday. 
live outside the’eity limits but who Under the new program, state police and local law ne 
So far Glenn H. Griffin is un- 
opposed in an election June 11 for 
ithe Board of Education seat he now 
‘holds.   * * *                   He is the only one to have filed | 
‘a nominating petition, according to: 
board treasurer Vernon L. Shiller, 
in charge of the election, and the 
only one for whom nominating |” 
petitions have been issued. 
  * * ° 
A 
  city of Pontiac 
THOMAS A. WIETHORN 
said. Het body has been taken to St: Joseph Mercy Hospital for A post- approved appointment to its ad- Willam B- ‘Hartman and Leonard 4re living within the schoot dis. enforcement officers will be distributed forms on which 
‘they will cite drivers for another license examination. 
After they are filled out,” 
tie forms would go to the Police Steer 
Secretary of State's office a7 C 
for review. Most of those New Citizen 
‘cited then would be called to Safe Landing 
ibe fore license examiners) 
‘and face possible 30-day it living up to or exceeding its de- ‘suspensions. 
in signed specifications.” | Secretary of Staté James 
| Wilson said ‘also that the Air Hare, commission chairman, said birth eo © bed Ue tho Lane! Quickly then he took note of crit- ‘Force has had “‘less difficulty, 5tate Police will be instructed to Gardner, 19, of 463.S. Edith St. 
icisms of U. S, air power, particu-| with the B32 in its early phases ‘ use the forms but that authority | Mrs. Gardner and her son are 
larly relative to Russia's, which than with any other airplane in|! lacking to compel their use by, ‘reported ‘doing fine” by Pontiae 
have come out at current hearings | rec cent years.’ sheriff's officers and loval police. by a Senate Armed Servicés sub-| yea General Hospital officials, and-of- 
4 rmed Services sub-| Op the delay caused by the de-| The target. will be ‘not only ficers Lon Peters and Floyd Black: jcommittee. : is in one part, Wilson said that) persons caught speeding or driv- man’ are almost over their first- LeMAY TALKED FIRST “there will be no loss of produc-| Ing recklessly but also those con- fee ee Last week, Gen. Curtis Le May,'tion and only a temporary delay| sidered obviously either physical- Peters and Blackman answered T. Lewis. Hartman will be an trict may cast ballots in the el 
ex. officio member ;   
fan, 
Two Pontiac patrolmen recéived. 
heir “baptism of fire’ this morn- 
x. ime: when they assisted with the He said his statement to the 
subcommittee was -at least 
part a reply to such charges. 
    
strategic air. command chief, tes-/in our program which will be| ly or mentally unable to drive ithe emergency call at 8 a.m. to- tified that 78 B52 have been pro-;made up.” safely. day, and arrived about four min- 
duced to date. but that only 46! Wilson said some of the discus-| The Gobperation of local law en- utes after the event. : have been accepted by the Air sion about who was ahead in air forcers will be solicited in tele-| Relatives with , Mrs. Gardner Force. He said the reason for not nower seemed to be based on con- grams to be sent out before the | were too nervous th assist, and her 
accepting the others was a defect tentions that the United, States|drive begins. ~ |husband was at work at the time. 
in a small component part. should match or exceed the Rus-| Tha commission, at its meeting The officers found her sitting up 
On this point, Wilson said the |sians in every main .category ofjyesterday, tentatively agreed on aiin bed, and pitched in to rush Dat 
B32’ ‘is a fine airplane and is Weapons and numbers, : ‘statewide crusade for safety’ to the hospital, — : 
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  x TWO _ 
  Williams Speaks 
  Sf ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, 
  "TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1956 sae    
  ys 
- Waterford Boy 
Sheldon Smith Places 
First;, Now Moves Into 
Midwest Competition 
Sheldon Smith, Waterford High 
School senior and Student Council 
president, last night won the state 
title in the annual Hearst Tourna- 
ment of Orators. 
With his original speech on John, 
Adams, Sheldon had claimed top! 
honors in three preliminary bouts, | 
and to date, has won $150 
bonds. 
Last night's contest was 
at the Veterans Memorial Build. 
ing im Detroit, with students 
from Birmingham, Denby High 
and University of Detroit High 
School competing in the finals, 
The tournament for the midwest- 
ern states will be held Friday _ 
Civil War Tale Pontiac Deaths 7 
Mary Ann ‘Billings afternoon in Chicago. The national | 
coast-to-coast tournament will take. 
piace in Boston on May 16. 
Prizes for the national event will 
total $25,000. 
* Sheldon is the son of Mr, and | 
Mrs. Rolfe Smith of 6450 Maybee | Rd. This is the youth's first year | 
ot speech class and his coach | 
is Patty Looman, speech depart. | 
meat director, ; 
Another student from Waterford) 
Township High Schogl, Miles Wat- 
kins, took second place in the na- 
tional contest last year, also under 
Miss Looman’s tutorship. 
The Tournament of Orators was 
established by J. Randolph Hearst 
becayse he felt students should be- 
. more interested in the hié- 
tory. of our country, Each year a 
different topic is chosen for stu- 
dent speeches, 
  at Breakfast Here (Continued From Page ‘One) ~ 
will “answer ~ ‘audience -questions 
from the floor. Frank.” 38. Point City Commission Agenda Truman ls I. 
Includes Michigan- Lois Drain Subject 
~ Wins State Title when he told his fellow commis- 
sioners in January they hadn't 
heard the last of the Michigan- 
jLois. street drain: episode. 
  Scheduled on tonight's 38-point | 
lagerida facing the City Commission 
is a request from Carry that the 
three-year-old debate be opened 
again, hs 
The remainder of the slate in- 
Gt Plan Commission and 14 it 
public improvement items and 
other miscellageous business, 
The drain case concerns 19 lot 
who claim they were improperly r 
ments. Commissioner Saha E. Carry. | commissioii on a Pontiac Police bumping shop “ordinance, 
| (District 6) lived up to his word |request for uniform allowance. 
The ‘commission is also ex- 
pected to appoint the National 
Bank of Detroit.as paying agent 
in the sale of $600,000 worth of 
revenue bonds to finance the new 
off-street parking project. 
Two agreements between the 
ity and the Jerome Building Co. 
‘for a water main project and com- 
t he bined sewers in the Sallee Woods volves seven reports from t ‘Subdivi ision are slated for action 
onight, 
Three ‘property deeds to the city 
‘are listed on the agenda. 
Included in the seven reports 
in owners on the east side of the city from the plan group is a recom- 
nendation to rezone lots 85-89 of 
hela @85¢88ed for drainage improve-|Anderson'’s Western Addition to 
Residential 3. A protest petition” 
Kicking off the agenda will be a against the rezoning has been filed, 
’ M-24 state trunkline in the city. | 
An answer is expected from the   
Pulitzer Choice - Detroit Editor Is Cited 
for His Series on UAW 
Wage Negotiations i 
NEW YORK #—Pulitzer Prizes 
have been bestowed on MacKinlay 
ena for his. Civil War novel: 
“Andersonville” and on a husband- 
wife | team for their 
Broadway hit, “The Diary of Anne 
The 1956 Pulitzer awards in 
horrors of a Confederate prison 
  fiction. = 
° * * 
Albert Hackett and Frances) 
Goodrich won the drama award 
      ' GOP TOSS QUESTIONS 
At previous “reports to the peo-, 
ple,” Republicans in the audience: 
have taken advantage of the for- 
um-type meeting to toss the Gov- 
ernor questions they hope will be! 
awkward to answer. Republicans 
here have indicated they, plan to 
repeat the performance. 
Appearing with Williams were 
Lt. Gov. Philip 'A. Hart, Attorney 
. General Thomas M. Kavanagh and 
Treasurer Sanford Brown. Secre- 
tary of State James M. ‘Hare 
and Auditor General Victor C. Tar- 
gonski are scheduled to meet the 
other officials in Detroit in time 
for a telecast at 1:30 p.m. 
Serving on the committee for 
the breakfast weré Pontiae Mayor 
William W. Donaldson, “Bernard 
Girard, Monroe Osmun, Rev. Mil- for their stage adaptation of the vived. by two sisters, Ann Marie 
and, Barbara Ann, both at home. 
Walker Julian Crumb ,resolution authorizing the state to Making a % vote by the conynis- charge the city for widening and $!0n Necessary 
concrete paving of a portion of the change. to Spprov e the 
Another report from the Plan 
_Commission will recommend the   
meres service was held this 
ning at Melvin A. Schutt Fu- 
[poaely See for Mary Ann Billings, f Tony -Giglio on a special desig- Oxford University June 20. 
infant daughter of Jasper C. and Pated merchant license at 441 N.| The ex-chief executive announced 
Theresa S. Bishop Billings of 114 Perry St. 
E. Howard St. Burial’ was in Mt. | 
lope Cemetery. 
Mary Ann was born May 2, 1956 
and died Sunday in St. Joseph, A petition requesting grading and |summer. 
Mercy Hospital. 
Besides her parents, she is sur- 
Walker Julian Crumb, 48, 
echans 8, ‘ea natin’ “le Atfond Conference 25 Districts of Area at work in the Pontiac Mone Dt 
vision last night. 
He was born in Commerce 
Township Feb. 10, 1908, the son 
camp, won the Pulitzer’ F eri al lta 
He attended school in Walled 
Lake and had been a resident of 
Pontiac eight years. 
Mr. Crumb had been employed | 
diary of a 13-year-old Jewish girl in the motor repair department,| ‘who died in a Nazi concentration 
jcamp in World War II. 
| The Watsonville (Calif.) Regis- 
ter-Pajaronian was named winner 
of the public service award in jour-| 
nalism. The pewspaper, with a cir- 
culation of 7,800 carried on a 
crusade that led to the resignation 
of a district attorney ahd the con- 
viction of one of his asseciates. 
& * 2 ¢ 
The international report- 
ing award went to a roving three- 
man team from the Hearst news- 
papers. The team was headed by, 
Editor in Chief William Randolph’ 
Hearst Jr. 
Cifed’ with Hearst for exclusive 
interviews-.with Soviet leaders 
were Kingsbury Smith, vice presi-   
      ton Banks, Willis Brewer, Rev. J. 
Allen Parker, Flovd Andrews, Dr.) 
George Petroff, Thomas Gillotte. | 
Rev. Car] Nelson, Fred Haggard, 
and Mrs. Lola King. 
  
‘Civil Defense Program 
Is Labeled ‘Inadequate’ 
DETROIT UW—A congressional | 
“investigator today described the 
nation’s Civil] Defense program as! 
“shockingly inadequate."’ - 
Rep. Holifield (D-Calif), chair- 
man of the House Military Opera- 
tions subcommittee studying, civil 
defense, ‘said the group's fornral| ldent and general manager o! In- 
‘ternational News. Service, and) 
‘Frank Conniff, editorial assistant | 
to Hearst. | 
Other journalist winners: ‘ 
Local reporting under stress of | 
an edition deadline — Lee Hills, 
| executive editor of the Detroit 
| Free Press for his coverage of 
the United Auto Workers’ nego- 
tiations for supplementa} em- 
ployment pay. 
Local reporting (no edition dead- 
line)—Arthur Daley of the New 
\York Times for his coverage of| 
‘sports in his column “Sports of the 
Times.” 
National reporting — Charles L. report in July would show con-| State Dulles has told U. S 
this country will do all it can to: 
help them send arms to- 
while maintaining its own embar- 
go en weapons shipments to the 
clusively that cities and states afe Bartlett of the Chattanooga (Tenn) 
still thinking of Civil Defense in Times, for his series exposing a 
terms of conventional weapons. conflict of interests that led to the | 
ce resignation of Harold E. Talbott 
. as secretary of the Air Force. | 
Serving 10-Day Sentence Fditorials —* Lauren K. Soth of 
Ragner Petersen, 29, of Detroit.|the Des .Moines Register and Tri- 
is serving a 10-day sentence in-bune -for his editorial invitation 
Oakland County Jail for driving that led to the. visit of,a Russian 
with a revoked license. He pleaded farm delegation to Iowa. 
guilty when arraigned beforg Mil- Cartooning — Robert York of the 
ford Justice James VanLeuven Louisville, (Ky.) Times for! 
Monday. “Achilles,” his depiction of the 
“| weak heel of farm prices upon 
° * which the bulging figure of Ameri- Steal Electric Polisher on presents pesten | 
An electric polisher was stolen | Photography — The New. York 
from a garage at 78 Hill St. some-| Daily News for consistently exc el-| 
time between Saturday- afternoon lent.news picture coverage. An out-, 
and Sunday morning, city. police standing example cited was| 
said today. Owner Charles Lass-’ George- Mattson’s air view of a) 
well epics the polisher was yal-' ‘bomber crash in the street of a 
ued at $74 ‘Long Island, N.Y., community.) 
    
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« Moon sets Tyesday st 552 pm ooo Other winners: included: 
The Weather History — ‘‘The Age of Reform.” 
Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report 
PONTIAC. AN VICINITY —Fair, and 
cool teday, hig i) Fair and not: 
quite so cool tonight. low 36-40 Temor- 
row Increasing cloudiness and a tittle 
warmer, high 62-64. Light veriease 
winds today becoming southeasterly 4-8 
miles per hour hentept 
Teday “in | Pontiac 
Lowest temperature preceding ® ® m 
36 a 
t.8 am: Wind velocity 10 mph 
Southeast 
Sun sets Tuesday at 7:79 pm 
Sun rises Wednesday et 5 17 am. 
Moon rises "Vednesday at 4236 am. | 
  Downtown Temperatures 
Gia) Mm... .20- 30 Ae Choong 20 
TR, Mo anes 38 12m. 
tam., 40 lp aie 
ia. m 42 2p. m 
ita m 48 
Monday in Pontiac 
(As recorded downtown) 
Highest Seenpet stare! Hesdig aon | 54 
- Lowest temperature... .. off a 
Mean temperature ; 445 
Mester ane? ae 
One Year Aga rea iBentee 
temperature....... i... SY 
  ‘eitizen, 
4 ‘commitment to deliver them Pontiac Motor Division. 
Surviving are his wife, Hazel, 
and one stepson, Karl Ve nnstrom 
of Clawson, 
Service will be at 2 p.m. Thurs- 
day from the Farmer-Snover Fu- more from 
neral Home with Rev. Fred R. Tif- Public Health and Pediatties, Yale] ther in the sécond Monday in 
fany_ of 
Church officiating. Burial will be! 
in Perry, Mt. Park Cemetery. 
Dulles Reveals 
Policy on Israel the Bethany Baptist 
U.S. Will Help Allies 
Supply Arms, but Will 
Keep Own Embargo 
WASHINGTON i®—Secretary of 
allies 
Israel 
Middle East. 
* © ® 
This was leatped authoritatively 
today following Dulles’ retarn 
from a North Atlantic Treaty 
meeting: in Paris. 
Dulles declared on ‘atriving here 
that NATO still is primarily. a mil- 
‘itary organjzation.- But he said a 
ineed has been recognized for its 
ifurther development “to surmount 
the shifting tactics of international 
¢ommunism,”” and added 
“No time is to be lost m realiz- 
‘ing this enlarged goal for NATO.” 
i ® * . 
The secretary is expected to ex- 
pand on this theme in a report on 
his trip to be carried by radio and 
television networks tonight. 
The .address is scheduled at 9 
p.m., EDT. 
France is known to be unhappy 
about U.S. refusal to shage-respon- 
sibility for France's recent sae 
to Israel of 12) French-built je 
fighters. 
* * 
ordered for 
contract with 
government 
France of its 
to The ‘planes were 
iNATO: under a U 
‘France. The Us S 
agreed to relieve 
Richard Hofstadter's study of the .NATO, but France had to assume “passion for progress and reform! 
from 1890 ‘to 1940. 
Biography - 
Latrobe.” 
hy Talbot Hamlin of America’s) 
first: -professional architect. “Benjamin He nry, 
a full length biography fir responsibility for sending thei te 
‘Israel. 
Dulles was reported disturbed to 
nd many NATO members fee ling 
‘that they could relax ther: defen- 
sive efforts because of new Sovret 
Poetry — Elizabeth Bishop's col- soft talk: 
lection of .poems, ‘North and 
South — a Cold Spring.” 
iMusie—Ernest Toch,* sélf-taught 
phony No. 3”. He is now a U.S 
  E Fire Causes $50 Damage. : Slate Dale B. pomung .|Vienhese composer, for his ‘“Sym- for Toastmaster Task 
Dale B. Hornung, public rela- 
tions director of the Michigan Unit- 
led Fund will serve as toastmaster 
‘at a Testimonial Banquet to be 
An estimated $50 damages were heldyin honor of American Legion 
caused by a fire in a junk car at'National Commander J. 
yesterday after- Wagner of Battle Creek Thursday 
Inight at the Bentley High Schoo!) 
Firemen Auditorium in Livonia. 
The Charged With Auto Theft 605 Highland St. 
noon, the .Pontiac Fire Depart- 
iment reported today. 
‘said the blaze wag caused by on 
dren playing ‘with matches. 
    Addington amended by the commission last | \ 
Public hearings will be held on! 
‘intention to eonstruct the following | Orders by Not Selecting his bid to head the 58-vote Dem- 
‘public improvement projects: Him as Delegate - ocratic delegation to the national 
Recep, sure, repair, and related et|| . pe = oa ws cs was assured of 
johnson, and. for Osmus stfeet from’ KANSAS CITY (INS)—Former sen. John W monte iia are 
‘sessment rolls for three sidewalk’ 
to Mighwoe 
| Cartiale Longfellow avenue trom Baild- 
‘nue from Baldw 
ic peenitery sewer im the alley east of Stanley Woodward, former 
,|the east line of lot 40 of the Diat| 
- statistics and laboratory pe rsonnel school districts will no longer have The Te in Birmingham   
Voters Cast Ballots 
in 5 State Primaries ° (Continued From Page One). .. Offto Europe ‘month, be tabled indefinitely. Dems in Missouri Obey Maple avenue “vill remain as‘ it 
is until five other road projects 
‘planned for this year are com- 
pleted. oat 
Commissioner William Roberts’ 
motion was approved 4 to 2 after   }Bayinaw to Sanford. 
Water main in Peacock avenue from President Harry S. Truman will Josivn to Fuller, Clara avenue from 
‘i if “A 
Spr pate eng at Ee ah ona) Ds) an) aboard a train taking him from] weep VIRGINIA — There was in his move for control of the Re- 
publicans’ Sar convention votes.   trom Peacock to Columbia 
Further action will include. four Kansas City to New York City 
resolutions to receive special as- and a six-weeks European trip. 
projects and one grading and grav-| 7 * cling job in. the city, | He and Mrs. Truman left Kansas 
Public hearings on special as- City on the Missouri Pacific Rocke 
sessment rolls involving the fol at 715 a.m. today. 
lowing projects will also be aired In New York City, they will 
tonight: . visit with their daughter, Mar- 
Curb, gutter, garet, whe has just returned 
Joslyn to Highwood and. fer recap cn With ber husband, Clifton Daniel the south side of Medison from Joslyn dr., assistant to the foreign news 
editor, of the New York Times, 
from their honeymoon. 
The Trumans, accompanied by 
ambas- and delegates are not tied to any 
candidate, but 10 candidates were 
seeking the Senate seat of the late 
Harley Kilgore, 
The retiring governor, William 
Cc! Maryland, is one of five Demo- 
and related work. fer 
is one of five Republicans seeking 
the cor nosnination 
Por Wolfe, street from Edison to Mont- 
Rutgers avenue from Baldwin to FLORIDA a 4 six- man tussle calm, 
win to Cartisle, and for Grandie ave-' 
win to Kimball. 
Montcaim to fot 85, of the ‘Marquette Sador to Canada, and Mrs. Wood-| The field includes the ° incum- 
San tn Astor street ward, will sail Friday on the §S/bent, Loney Collins, and former ,Maines te lot " Fs the Clinton ‘eights United States, which is scheduled,Gov, Fuller Warren, If no candi- 
"he; the mbaivicien Sat eee lace ne bl to: arrive at Le Havre, France, date gets a majority,. the two top 
,Maines to the Clintom Rver, May 16. . men will fight it out again May 29. 
Action is expected on a request ; They will visit eight countries} Florida residents also vote May 
that Mario Giglio be appointed during the tour, and Truman will/23 in an important presidential 
honorary degree from|preference primary featuring a special administrator to the estate receive an 
clash between Kefauver and 
yesterday that Missouri Demo- . + * 
First readings are scheduled on crats have acceded to his request 
two ordinances to amend two sec- not to make him a delegate to the|p! 
tions of city zoning ordinance 944. national convention in Chicago this 
  igraveling of the alley in assessor's 
‘plat 13 from Linda Vista drive to 
eae ioc wae ot SCHOOLS Drop 
_City Health Officials Annual Meeting. 
  Edwin L, Mechem has no GOP) primary opposition in his attempt 
to become the first New Mexican, 
governor ever to Pa the job: 
after leaving office 
900,000 Jobs 
Opened Up Last 
Month in Nation 
| WASHINGTON (#®—Employment 
jumped 900,000 last month to a annual meetings. lew Apeil record ; of 63'990 000 
supervising nurse. Because of a change in the school, while joblessness dropped by 270,- 
The Friday afternoon session Code. effective _ last September, 000, the Labor and Commerce De- 
‘will be devoted to the cardiae and these meetings have been gjscon-| partments reported today. 
Irheumatic child in school, with nued, Emerson reports.“ The unemployment total -dippett! 
'key-note speaker, Dr. Ruth Whitte-| ‘Fhey will have regular annual ‘to an estimated 2,564,000, the de- 
the Department of elections, however, he said, el- Partments said, even though job- 
1 oanaes among auto workers in- 
| dune or the second Monday in jcreased and unemployment among 
July. Haka workers generally failed to 
show the normal springtime d 
Former duties accomplished by cline. pee . 
  Pontiac health officials will be) No Longer Will Hold). attending the Thursday and Fri- Yearly Sessions 
day meetings of the Michigan, 
Publi th ti CF Pulic Health Association in 
| Health Department nurses, sani- ’ superintendent of schools, reminds 
fation department members, vitalcounty residents that certain     will attend meetings at the aniual 
lconference, said Mrs. Ray Burrell, 
University School of Medicine. 
There will be a symposium on. 
|Health Observation of School 
|Children” and a question” and : ‘the annual meetings are now per- * /answer period. ectings ere Pe . ation formed by the school board, ex-| The gain in total civilian em- 
¢ ‘cept: for the fixing of school board ployment was 912,000 from March 
Police Use Interpreter members’ salaries. These’ remain'to April, and the number of job- 
to Find Out About Theft | une hanged unless the voters, at an holders reached a level two mil- 
;annual election, make a change, ‘lion above the employment total 
With the aid of an interpreteg,|he continued. a a year ago. Seasonal factors. in- 
lee iliac. police have learned of These fourth. class school’ dis-!cluding a 700,000 rise in farm 
a $200 robbery from a man found fricts are involved: Avondale, employment, were responsible for 
unconsious in front ef his down- Bloomfield Hills, Brandon Town- most of the gain. 
town hotel. ship, -Carver, Clarenceville, Clark-' a 
John Serrano, athe speaks only ston, Clawson, Dublin, Farming- 
Spanish, said he was struck from ton, Hazel Park, Holly, Huron Val- Tornadoes Kill 1 766 
behind at 1 a.m. as he entered the ley, Lake Orion and Lamphere. | NEW YORK 
building at 8’, N. Saginaw St.. ac- Others are Lyon Township, Mad-|in the U..S. killed 1,766 persons 
coring to Det. Richard Evans. ison, Novi, Oak Park, Oxford,/in 10 years between 1946 and ‘56 
Serrano did-not see his assail-| Rochester, Southfield, Troy, Walled and injured about 10. times that 
ant, whe took the money from his Lake, 
poc ket, Evans said. Wed Bloomfield ToWnship. 
( Political “Advertisement ' ‘Life Insurance Co. survey. 
“1 Potitical Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) no presidential preference voting street crossovers, both through 
)| are completed in this calender 
“| take away our bread and but- 
‘ereased as. traffic 
(INS)—Tornadoes- 
Waterford Township and many, according to a Metropolitan | ‘heated debate among commis- |), 
‘sioners and members of the Cham- 
‘ber of Commerce, Roberts pointed 
‘to the projected Hamilton and Oak 
Hunter boulevard; Willets and 14 
Mile road widening and 16 Mile 
road improvement. 
“The east and west traffic 
that will be siphoned off Maple 
avenue when these five projects   year may- solve the problem,” 
he said, 
| “We'd be acting too burried! me 
he said of the proposal to restri 
parking to only one side of Maple| 
during rush hours. 
An amendment to Roberts’ mo- 
tion by Commissioner Charles Ren- 
frew never was put to a an 
but drew much discussion from 
the score of merchants present. 
It asked a‘study of whether traffic 
snaris might be reduced by pro- 
hibiting left hand turns off Maple. 
at Woodward and off Henrietta at; 
Maple, and retiming Bates and 
Woodward stop lights on Maple. ° ' 
ber’s members argued, “Don 
  ter hours,” said Mrs, Ruth At- 
ling, owner of The Little Folks 
Shop on Maple, 
| Property values on Woodward de-| 
increased on 
‘Woodward during the 1920's, ac-) 
cordiag te City Manager Donald. 
Egbert. But values went back up 
after siphoning off excess traffic) 
when Hunter avenue was built, a 
Chamber of Commerce spokesman 
said. ; ; 
“Don't ruin Birmingham like 
Pontiac was ruined” was what 
Pontiac shoppers. in rondaren il 
told merchants, according to Sa 
‘Bruni, a grocer on Woodward. 
Heavy through traffic can swing, 
business to outer - area shopping. 
centers, agreed city-hired traffic 
expert T. M. VanderStempl.   
| 
VanderStemp!'s survey, sub- 
mitted with «a report by the 
€hief of Police, was not the only | BIRMINGHAM — -Parking on! C, ¢ C. of C. Wins Reprieve 
for Parking on Maple. motnination and Bender, ig: wnchal- = 
; per cent delay,” 
parried Renfrew, “That much de- 
lay all the way to Detroit would 
be something to worry about.” 
Commissioner Florence _Willet's 
personal three - afternoon survey 
tallied with Renfrew’s concern 
over left hand turns, while Com- 
missioner Carl Ingraham's survey 
showed much double parking and 
illegal left turns, Queries for more 
policemen and better signs re- 
sulted. 
*_ 8 & | 
Running Oak street through 
Hunter boulevard and trading land 
with Socony Mobil Oil Ce., Inc., 
was tentatively approved so that 
t/Socony can proceed with its sta- 
tion at that point of land. 
Affirmative votes were given 
for paving Lincoln, east from Et- 
on, 29 feet wide for safety along 
playground areas, and for assess- 
ing for 14 Mile road paving cast 
of Greenfield. Any objections to 
Ferndale-Park and Holland pav-. 
ing project assessmenty’ ‘wilt be 
heard May 28. - 
‘The proposed swimming pool or- 
dinance health restrictions will be 
reduced, but fencing rules kept, 
commissioners decided. They de- 
ferred action on the motor bus 
ordinance, 
  ‘Budget for Bloomfield 
to Be Studied Tonight 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — The 
‘Bloomfield Hills budget .for the 
coming year comes before the 
city commission tonight, and the 
decision will be open for public 
discussion later this month. 
Two alternatives are possible, 
one requiring higher taxes fer road 
jimprovements, 
Bids for paving of Lone Pine 
road from Orchard Ridge to, Lah- 
‘ser also will be opened tonight. 
  
1 Fine Farmington Man 
Driving while 
ence of liquor resulted in a $100 
fine and $25 jin costs for a F 
imington man’ yesterday, Theodore 
N. Morrison, 43, paid the court 
after pleading guilty before Justice 
John J. Schulte gf Farmington 
wiry, Donald Cummings of the ‘Township. 
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‘Here's another question you were asked 
in Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, and Detroit. 
~ You refused to answer it. Will you answer * The State of Wisconsin wants 
Gunaca a fair trial, and for mon to give . 
ths has - 
‘sought to extraditechim. Why do you, Mr. 
  station WWJ-TV 
“Report to the People”? - S| it today on in your . 
friendly 
“Now, HONESTLY, Mr. Governor — Is 
everybody entitled. to protection, or just 
vour fr iends?   
brother 
do with 
& 
* The people would-like to know why John 
Gunaca hasn’t been sent back to Wisconsin 
to stand trial ona felonious assault charge? * Now, 
* You remember John Gunaca, Mr. 
Governor He’s the man accused of beating _% Does the fact that Gunaca’s - Governor, continue to provide a Michigan 
~\ sanctuary for a man wanted for trial in a 
SENN Shes 
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friend, U AWS to your 
Treasurer Emil Mazey have anything to 
your refusal to act? 
HONESTLY, 
*& The people want to know.” Will you tell 
them today, on your “Report to the People” ? attorney is a 
Mr. Governor—how 
can you claim to be a champion of law and 
order for everybody when you grant 
. special protection to your friends? x 
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ecretary- 
  te ssrases-j.- 20 
Maced Compariearet osieceesseee . 535/Vehicle is owned by award 
Nyman tot i . Adams, Anthony Prano, 17, of Royal Oak, 
Righest ——— Sarre This! fis being held in Oakland County 
= vw Admits Recklessness lune Hsin satis on ora a cafere, Chart ys Pleading guilty to reckless driv- charge of unlawfully irvine away 
‘e weei orn se 70 ing. Alek Japefski, 56, of Detroit, an automobile. He waived exami- 
34 Omplya 0 50 was fined $50 and costs of $25 in nation when arraigned by Royal 
Fo Prithburen % 8, Justice Court Monday. He was ar- Oak Justice Fletcher P.. Renton 
as %. Loui . 4 a raigned by Sylvan Lake Justice yesterday, 
4 ‘mere 45 2 — vy Leavy. serie as ar-| ees 
ttle 9 4 rest May 3: by olverine Lake ;Americans hold a total of 41 Wa m Th 64 { 
, Police, |$304,000,000,000 in life ‘insurance. | \ | 
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a TSere amend a a ake # ot Oconee 3     up a worker.   
  HONESTLY, Mr. Governor? — 
    . ; REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ' 
4 LANSING, MICHIGAN 
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DUET ra .| press wrote me off. But . | 
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| a | Stevenson Is ‘Amezed | 
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on West Coast * 
SAN JOSE, Calif. W—Adlai Ste- | 
venson sets off on another rigorous | | | 
today with word to Democratic ri-' 
write him off in the presidential | 
race, | 
| 
Since then, he ‘said last night, 
“we have been doing well, in- 
deef,”” in Pennsylvania, Illinois, 
Alaska and the District of Colum- e* © @ 
Alluding to his sharpest pri- 
mary election setback to Sen. 
Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn), he said, 
“After Minnesota, The Republican! 
  
with turnouts which ‘‘amazed”) 
cratic meeting ever held in San. 
Jose 
SEES DEMS TIDE 
. Stevenson, battling Kefauver for 
California's 68 delegates to the 
Democratic National Convention, 
declared that there is a ‘strong, 
irresistible Democratic tide” 
throughout the country today. 
“The rebuke of '54," he said in a) 
reminder of the election of a Dem-| 
ocratic Congress two years ago, | 
“will become the mandate of "56."' P   
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The former Illinois governor 
planned 15 stéps today elsewhere 
in Santa Clara County, .just south 
of: San Francisco, and the San 
Francisco East Bay area. 
    
           
    
        
                
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TAIPEI, Formosa (8 — Eight 
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Here's a report the people in and around 
Pontiac would like\to hear from you when you 
make your “Report \to the People” today over 
WWSJ-TV Detroit. \ 
\ 
Will you answer this ayention for the people? 
Now, HONESTLY, Mr. eee does 
your work when you are away from Lansing? 
Running our state of Michigan certainly is a 
full-time job. \ 
* Mr. Governor, you have a 35%0 Absenteeism 
record! How many of us who work for a living 
could be absent that much and hold a jok? 
* And, Mr. Governor, you were paid for all Sex 
days—147 up till April 22 to be exact—that you 
were absent from your office. Could the peopl 
working in the plants and offices of Pontiac \ 
expect such a deal? 
* Here’s your record, Mr. Governor—the word 
record on which you hold your job:   \, » GO VERN OR! Since January Ist, 1955, when you started 
your term... 
478 days (up to and including yesterday) 
69 Sundays 
409 Working days 
During those 409 working days, you were in 
vour office 262 days. That leaves— 
147 DAYS OUT OF YOUR OFFICE,’ 
And on 97 of those 147 days of absenteeism 
you were not even in the state of Michigan! 
You recently returned from New Jersey and 
Illinois. Were these junkets on/ Michigan 
business? / ¢ | 
/ 
* Now, HONESTLY, Mr. Governor--do you think 
a man is entitled to a job if he As absent from 
work 35° of the cme f 
* Give the people of Michigan your answer today 
on your television show, Mr. Governor: 
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eee ~ [General Paul Takes ‘anal tar ius Swsen Flying Locusts( [most faze = we May and watered areas in few easter Who'd Believe Connie |; Oe resently ie nasty 20 May Be Expected |.. tT insects aways make their | ‘The sudden and noisy appear r d , Gettysbur Position pretisappeh lm agai ad jnsal Y re “appearance on schedule, usually ‘~ periodi of enormous: -_e “ -, g , idiyector. of defense mobilization) FY « This Mo th d ancs cally ‘ 
Atter Lying So Long: GETTYSBURG. Pa: (INS) — alin Washington. He is! a ruling, Te Nn mi 
Ae a FO World War II aide to Predintltuacn jo wate ae nt CHICAGO ( — This is the year} damage, aad then dle, During |! & peerten bee commen __. By EARL WILSON © Eisenhower has been named presi-| senhower attends services. of the 17-year cidada — 17-year! this peried.af = few weeks they |) 
NEW YORK — A middle-aged woman who can be brittle but:dent of Gettysburg College. | The former soldier will fill ajlocust to you. — country 
calm when asked her age is a woman of poise in my book . . .| -- * |post vacant since Dr. Walter C. oe 8. next ; hence. | 
; | The appointment of«Lt. Gen-bangsam resigned in July 1955 to! ;The Chicago Natural History) The museum said the insects|the museum's May bulletin. . and notebook. Willard S. Paul, 62, will be ef- become president ,of Cincinnati/Museum says some. Midwest andimay be expected in Illinois as far *“* ¢ 7 While interviewing Constance Bennett in her Park Avenue fective August 1. University. Eastern ‘areas are in the region|south as central Illinois, in east-| ‘This year’s cicada population is 
apartment about her new career as a saloon chanteuse, I hand-| General Paul, now retired, |where these insects, “commonlyjern Iowa, southern Wisconsin, a|from the eggs hatched by the last aa ji : served as personnel chief at Su-| Rhode Island's lobstermen caught|but improperly calfed 17-year lo-|small area in northern Indianaswarm, in late May or early (= 
od her a letter. - |preme Headquarters Allied Ex-|211,905 pounds of lobsters:in 1955. |custs,"" may be expected to swarmiand southern Michigan, and iniJune of 1939. | 
“The painful truth,” said this mischievous missive, “is - 
that Constance Bennett was born in New York in 1905, 
making her 51 this year!” 
Connie Bennett, sitting there in black velvet hostess pa- 
jamas, read it through her 
glasses to a couple of friends. 
“So now I'm 51!” And her 
laugh rang through the apart- 
ment. 
“It amuses me’—her charm 
bracelet tinkled—“there’s not a + 
reference book that's correct 
about my age. Don’t you think 
‘ Ym remarkable for 72?” 
~ “If I told you the truth about 
my age, everybody'd think I was 
«.. lying. I started to lie about my 
. age long ago. 
“When I was 15, I added seven 
years because I wanted to. 
io work..." 
No wonder, of course, that 
now everybody's confused, and — 
$ that Who's Who says she was 
born Oct. 22, 1908, which would 
make her 47, while the letter- ae 
» writer claiming she’s soon 51 CONSTANCE BENNETT 
»= says she told her birthdate in 1936—“when a 50-year-oldster of 
<~ today Wis but 30 and free and willing to tell her age.” 
= It reminded Connie how he: sister Joan, the youngest Ben- 
nett, always told her true age, while Constance and Barbara 
. “~ cut years off. 
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  “With the result that Joan, the youngest, ended up being the 
oldest!” . 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... 
Mansfield, O., will not change its name to “Jayne Mansfield,| . 
0.” ... Rocky Marciano's mom revealed she only saw her son 
fight once—on a newsreel film in Italy—then she fainted. . . 
Jackie Gleason's reason for skipping the Derby: “You. seé a! - 
three-minute race, but get a three-week hangover”... © 
o Bobo Rockefeller’s swank new home ""* ) °y 
"on E. 67th St. will have a-small in- 4~ 
door swimming pool .. . Liberace's 
mom has & spot in his cafe act... 
| William Holden, working off an old 
i contract, got only $40,000 for “Picnic” 
| + « « Colette Galente a ballet dancer 
switched to hair-styling at Larry 
Mathews’ beauty parlor for kids, Kid- 
dy Town. : 
Leonard Hall invited Gen. MacArthut |” to speak at the GOP convefition ... © = 
Will another block of Ford stock be Is- ; __ 
sued in the fall? .. . Noel Coward sold | ¥ 
his London home for 30G's;- he'll live Ko 
in Jamaica... Ava Gardner wrote | 
George Shearing she's like to record ».% 
with his quintet. re 
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  Earl's Pearls . . . Marriage, to my 
some wives, is strictly-a matter 
of give and take. If he doesn’t 
give, she takes it—H. C. Diefen- 
bach, Dayton. 
WISH I'D SAID THAT: “The wonder- | _ ful thing about May ts that you can call | 
your laziness ‘spring fever’ and get | 
away with it.” S's i 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “There are *. 
‘ lots of things to be sald about some > i “YOU’LL BURN LESS GAS... 
enall Joma schon when doe te SN USE LESS OIL...OR BOTH” Singer Alan Dale, who got $5,000 a week in Las Vegas,-says 
ae he had a great-year there: “I wound up with $20,000—before 
taxes and after losses.” That's earl, brother. 
” (Copyright 1956, thé Hall. Syndicate, Inc.) 
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    In a Turkey-wide cold snap, snow|e Turkey, for the first time tn recently fell on Antalya, in pe pycees 
Detroit Priest 
 Ttitedas Hero. Soldier's Medal Given 
for Rescues of Airmen 
in Alaskan Crash 
DETROIT w — A Michigan Na- 
tional Guard chaplain who rescued 
‘two airmen from the wreckage of 
their crashed jet fighter plane was 
awarded the Soldier’s Medal for 
heroism last night. 
The Rev. Mark C. Thompson, an 
assistant at St. Veronica Catholic 
Church in East Detroit, was on 
active duty with the Army security 
forces in Alaska last Aug. 11 when 
‘the crash eet 
* All your “other mothers” . . . 
aunts, grandmothers, and mothers 
of favorite friends ¢ pretty 
special, too—and we have Hallmark 
Mother's Day Cards just for 
them. They'll appreciate being 
remembered with Hallmark 
Mother's Day Cards that say you - 
“care 1 
peeing : lous while driving from Elmen- 
‘dorf Air Force Base to Fort Rich- 
| ardson. 
The terse, military ‘Jangange 
| of the citation tells hew Father 
  
    123 Nor ih Seine naw St pled “ee FERAB3I 
wens smemc nesses ceenises ¢ssseesSeeetsseseneoss: lof the burning airplane, “he un- 
hesitatingly went to the side of     
    $ dained in 1942-and served in De-| 4 
itroit parishes before his present 
assignment: He. also serves as 
chaplain of the 979th Anti-Air- | 
craft Battalion of the Michises| 
National Guard. 
  
Non-Swimming Mother 
Rescues Tot From River 
GRAND RAPIDS wW—A a yeer 
old mother who doesn't s wim 
‘rescued her 2-year-old son from 
the racing waters of the Grand 
‘River yesterday. 
Mrs. Albert Hagen was treated 
for shock after, she maneuvered 
her way partly under water to 
shore with her baby in her arms.       pilot and the observer who 
° he aided in freeing the two men. 
| ; FUN ERAL HOME | ° ‘officers until ambulances arrived." 
Good Food Is Our Business .. . 
Braised Short 6 7‘ 
The youngster, Albert Jr., was} $ were pinned in the wreck.” 
¢ from the plane and “with utter 
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AT PONTIAC'S FINEST CAFETERIA 
RIBS OF BEEF 
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tree branches to keep herself above 
water as she neared shore. 
| Police said the baby apparently 
‘fell into the river while playing. 
Mrs. Hagen, working in her kitch- 
|en, saw the child's hands and then 
his entire body rise briefly 
‘from the water in front of their}, 
horhe when she plunged in after 
him. 
Monthly Meeting Slated 
The Queen's High Cootiette Club 
will hold its annual monthly meet- 
ing Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 396 
S. Saginaw Street. -   
BAKERY EEE) SPECIAL 
Glazed Donuts - veeseces. Doe 59¢ 
FANCY. PASTRIES — ASSORTED COOKIES 
FRESH FRUIT PIES — BIRTHDAY, PARTY AND 
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WE DO CATERING -— Calf FE 2-6242 — Fruit 
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We roast meat and fowl! for a nominal fee. — _   
          Graphite pencil leads and dia- 
monds are two » forms of carbon.   
Mothers of all ages, grandmothers, too. Long afer crake 
_ able gifts are gone, the bedside phone you give your mother 
or wife will bring her pleasure. 
It’s the gift that brings the pleasure of steps saved, the 
pleasure of finger-tip convenience. 
The cost of an extensipn phoriéthe gift that reminds 
her of your thoughtfulness every time she uses it—is about 
$1/a month, plus a small installation charge.’ And if your gift 
extensions are for someone outside your own home, all charges 
can still be, put on your regular telephone bill. - 
To order a bedside phone for the mothers in your family 
just call our Business Office. We'll make all-the arrangements 
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Bell Telephone Company. 
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  Even little mothers appreciate bedside phones r 
alt you phone 
wrapped. You can pick it up 
hand it to her on Mother's 
Day. We'll install it later at 
her conveniénce.   
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School Census 
to Begin Locally Nose Count Scheduled 
in 45 Districts for 20 
Day Period se |   { 
| will ask the exact month, day 
‘year of a child's birth, plus any/| Allison said that census takers) 
infotmation regarding physical 
handicaps such as defective sight 
jor hearing. In addition household- 
lers will be asked to supply infor- 
;mation regarding schools children 
attend, places of employment or 
service responsibilities. 
|officials anticipate over 150,000: 
Over 1,000 census takers will 
| start knocking on doors in county | 
and Pontiac homes this week to| 
‘determine thé number of children! 
in the county from birth through 
19 years of age. 
Dr. William Emerson, superin- 
tendent of the county schools, said 
that each of the 45 school districts 
will be in charge and responsible 
for its own census enumeration. 
= Peatiac enumerators met today 
and will meet again at 9 a.m. 
_temerrow for instructions and 
territery assignments, according 
te Paul Allison, in charge of 
child accounting and attendance 
for the local eBard of Education. 
The cersus takers will visit 
homes during the last 20 days of 
and Friday. school children in thef inal coun- 
ty census. This would be a seven 
per cent increase over last peer. 
The county Board of Education 
will have charge of compilation of |°¢#Y 
figures for the state census, he| 
continued. Final figares will not 
be available until Sept. 1. 
Local enumerators will be iden- 
tified with a card issued by — 
Pontiac Board of Education, 
son said. “Information will” e 
available to those who call the | 
Special Service office of the a 
at FE 2-0331," he added. a ‘Socialist Runs Again 
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Dr. Emérson said that school | NEW YORK i® — Eric Haas off 
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candidate for president in 1952, 
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  MPMBER OF AUDIT pURESS OF CIRCULATIONS   
  
TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1956 
Metropolitan Status 
Sought for This Area» 
Thanks to a Pontiac Chamber of       
“Commerce delegation, a long needed 
mévement to win greater Census 
Bureau recognition of the Pontiac- 
‘Oakland County area has been 
launched in Washington. 
=The idea of taking up this 
matter was born some time ago — 
as a result of the Bureau's policy 
of including Pontiac and Oak- 
land County in the Metropoli- 
_tan Detroit Region. 
xk « * 
A strong case for recognition of 
Pontiac and Oakland County as a 
standard metropolitan area was 
presented to Dr. Rospert BuRGEss, 
Census Bureau director, by JoHN A. 
Rirey, head of the delegation. He 
quite properly pointed out that the 
Bureau’s policy is costing the City © 
and County considerable loss of 
prestige. 
As a result, he said, the area is 
losing its identity because of its 
proximity to Detroit. He also remind- 
ed Dr. Burcgss that Pontiac is the 
center of a rapidly growing, well 
populated and prosperous area.. 
. [ke ww * 
Chairman Ritey’s argument was 
supported by delegation members 
and by Rep. Georce A. Donpero of 
Royal Oal., who submitted additional 
facts about the City and County. ’ 
Certainly Pontiac, a famed 
au ve center of 80 ,000, and 
0 County -with its pee 
lation of half a million,..are 
important enough to rate the 
recognition sought. We hope Dr. 
Burgess loses no time in grant-° 
ing it. 
  
Ike Opposes Tax Cut, 
‘Favors Debt Payment 
As might be expected in an elec- 
tion year, prospects of a balanced 
budget and modest surplus have re- 
vived agitation for a 1956 Federal 
tax cut. 
Equally to be expected is what we 
believe was the wiser attitude of 
President, EisENHOWER and Treasury 
Secretary Humpnrey. Instead of tax 
relief for which even some loyal Re- 
publicans are clamoring, the Chief 
_ Executive and HumMPxHrey want to 
use the surplus for the first payment 
in five years on the gigantic national 
debt. , 
x * * 
The issue of tax relief has 
bobbed up again for the simple 
reason that Federal revenue is 
flowing in at a much more 
rapid rate than three months 
ago. . 
In: January the President esti- 
mated income for the fiscal year 
ending June 30, at $64.5 billion, out- 
go at $64.3 billion and a surplus of 
$200,000,000. Now, according. to U.S: 
News & Wortd Report's economic | 
unit, it looks as though tota] income 
will reach $67.1 billion, outgo $65.3 
billion and the surplus $1.8/ billion. 
ee ke 
Such a surplus,’ of course, isn’t 
large enough to permit much of 
a tax cut. The President and. 
— Treasury Chief favor/using $1.7 
billion-of this surplus to reduce 
the national debt ¢stimated in 
January at $274.3 billion. 
We think they are Oss 
InsTeap of fining the westerner 
who drew a revolver on kids back of   
him who were noisily eating peanuts 
and popcorn and ordering them to be 
‘quiet, he should have been given a 
medal for refraining from. shooting 
  Slayer of “4 Must Die 
The jury which doomed Joun Gu- 
BERT GRAHAM to die for the dynamite 
. bomb murder of his mother In an 
, airliner has performed an essential 
service for society. 
GRAHAM, 24, was convicted of © 
one of the most callously pre- 
meditated murders in the_his- 
tory of modern — criminology. 
Besides his mother, Mrs, Daisr 
Kine, 43 other persons died in 
the destruction of the speeding 
aircraft just outside Denver. 
* * * 
According to evidence carefully 
gathered by 30. FBI agents and Gra- 
HAM’s own confession, his motive was 
the $75,000 insurance on his moth- 
er’s life he had taken out at the air- 
_ port. ~ 
Before beginning deliberations, the 
seven men and five women jurors 
were instructed that they could re- 
turn any one of four verdicts. Guid- 
ing them were the facts that Gra- 
HAM’s repudiated confession had been 
accepted in evidence and that he had 
been found sane by four Psych 
atrists. 
* * * 
After only 72 minutes considera- 
tion and one ballot, the jurors decid-— 
ed on a verdict of guilty in the first 
degree, which makes the death 
sentence mandatory. 
This was the right verdict, the 
only one which could be reached 
on: the evidence. Any lesser 
penalty would fall far short of 
justice.     
  
-The Man About Town 
Pontiac Was First 
Detroit’s Oldest Newspaper 
Printéd on Press From Here 
Cultivate: Whay if you haven't 
a garden you should your os 
bor who has one. ;   
  The press on which Detroit's oldest 
newspaper was printed came from Pon- 
tlac. In 1830 
The Oakland Chronicle 
was established here by 
Thomas Simpson, 
but was discontinued after a few issues. 
On April 22, 1831, the press and equip- 
ment, was sold’ to Detroit parties, and 
hauled to that city. (On May 5, 1831, the 
_ first issue of 
. The Democratic Free Press 
and Michigan Intelligencer: 
was turned out on it. This marked the 
birth of the present 
Detroit Free Press, 
which has just completed its 125th year 
of publication, being the oldest newspaper 
in Detroit. Thus, it will be seen that 
Poutiac had a newspaper before Detrolt 
had one that endured. 
  My Brown City scout sends word that 
Glenn Griffin , 
of Pontiac, President of the Michigan Fu- 
neral Directors’ Assn, recently gave a 
talk at a meeting of the Thumb funeral 
directors there. 
  For many years prominent in Scouting 
in the Pontiac area was 
Judge Nefi Reid. * 
of Mount Clemens, who died last week,. 
aged 85. He attended the last annual 
meeting of Clinton Valley Council, at 
Pontiac Motors new engineering bulld- 
ing. ~ , 
Overheard at Pontiac Motor: 
One secretary was telling this happen- 
ing in Pontiac: ~ , 
There had been a death In the family 
and the minister was visiting the 
bereaved home when a five-year-old lad 
asked the parson, 
“Did you know my grandmama?” 
“Yes, my boy,” answered the minister, 
“I’ve got the funeral.” 
“Yeah,” retorted the lad. “Well, we got 
the sewing machine.” 
In University Hospital at Ann Arbor fs 
Ben Jones 
of Rochester, who 27 years ago ploneered 
the sale Of newspapers on the street to 
raise fynds for Christmas work. Here at 
The Pontiac Press Office we’ re all pull- 
ing for you, ‘Ben. 
  
Spring has been so delayed that a pair 
of robins at the home of ; 
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lehman 
of Waterford couldn't wait any longer. 
They've usually nested in a tree in their 
yard, but this timevhurriedly built. a nest 
On the front porch, where the hatching 
of two eggs is In progress, Jess than ' a 
yard from the door. 
  The seasonal exchange of snow fences 
for roadside picnic tables {s now in prog+ 
ress by the 
Oakland County Road Commission | 
and all that’s lacking is some picnic 
weather. 
Verbal Orchids. to— Mrs. Myrtle Chapman 
of Howell; ninetieth birthday, : 
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' David Lawrence Says:   
‘Completely Free Agent’ Harry Truman 
Can Well Capture Democratic Nomination ‘WASHINGTON — When Harry 
Truman a Monday that he 
doesn't wish to be a delegate to the 
Democratic national convention 
and that he wants to be “‘a com- 
pletely tree agent,” it was a tip-off 
that the most powerful man at that 
August gathering will be the former 
president. 
Trumanites abound in the Demo- 
cratic party—men who thini: he is 
the only man who can make a 
———— campaign against 
‘nomination if he wants It. He is 
eligible under the Constitution 
because the present ban against 
three term specifically exempts 
the man in the White House at 
the time the amendment was 
adopted. . 
Truman has already played an 
influential part in shaping the 
course of his party. He has man- 
aged to indicate he doesn't favor 
Senator Kefauver and he has 
played cool toward Adlai Stevenson, 
He doesn't take the. Hasriman can- 
didacy seriously 
IKE, TOO HAS SCANDALS 
Truman knows there is no can- 
didate who will make the vigorous 
campaign he himself would wage 
against Eisenhower. He realizes 
_ the verdict of 1952 was construed ag 
a repudiation of his own adminis- 
tration, and that's why he. wants to 
make a comeback, 
Politicians who insist Harry 
Truman would make a good can- 
didate offer answers to all ob- 
Jections, When the “Truman | 
scandals’ are mentioned, the 
answer is that there now are 
plenty of scandals about the pres- 
ent administration which can 
be exploited. ~ 
As for age, Harry Truman’*at 72 . 
is in better health than Ike. There 
is the argument, too, that Truman 
would unite the party and that Stev- 
enson managers and supporters 
would fall into line. 
* * 
The little matter of the South pre- 
sents a problem to Truman sup- 
porters. Some Northern strategists, 
however, aren't counting — too 
heavily on the civil-rights issue 
anyway, because it might cost 
Negro votes in. the North—and: at 
present the Negro vote is pre- 
dominantly: Democratic, 
WELL TIMED TRIP 
Truman insists he doesn't want — 
the nomination. He says anyone 
who advocates it for him is ‘‘nuts,” 
or words to that effect. But the 
_ reluctant candidate is often the 
one who later on changes his mind 
‘and bows to ‘‘the will of the peo- 
ple.’ If the party actually drafted 
Harry Truman, his pride would 
never permit him to turn down the 
nomination, 
Just now the former president 
ig getting ready for his visit to 
Europe. Politically . speaking, 
the trip is well timed. The Euro- 
peans will fall all over themselves 
to do homage to the man who 
was responsible ‘for the freest 
flow of American dollars to Ey- 
rope in the history of the two 
continents. In any popularity 
poll abroad, Truman or Stevenson 
or any Democrat tops the list 
of any Republican. 
Today there is a steady propa- 
ganda against .President Eisen- 
hower in European circles. The 
usual line is “Poor Ike" is all 
  
  
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right advice on ‘how wrong his 
secretary of state is. 
There are Trumanites among 
Americans abroad who keep ham- 
mering away at the Eisenhower 
Administration, and their criticisms 
are tempered only when they see 
the money coming toward Europe 
again. They were enthusiastic 
when Dulles said something about 
wanting 4o see NATO “broadened.” 
They thought immediately it meant 
at least a couple billion more of 
American taxpayers’ money for 
Europe. 
Another Truman administra- 
hence Europe is getting ready to give Truman a royal welcome. 
Dispatches about his tour abroad 
will help the Truman candidacy 
for a third term. 
Influential Democrats talk more 
about the possibility of nominating 
Truman than they did a couple of 
months ago when the idea first be- 
gan to take hold amiong the Demo- 
cratic politicians as the fortunes of 
Kefauver and Stevenson started to 
sag. ; 
Adlai Stevenson is probably the 
ablest of any of those mentioned 
for the Democratic presidentiail 
nomination, but his word ‘‘modera- 
tion” has hurt him among the 
.groups that want an extremist like 
Harry Truman. So it's Truman 
who is getting the nod just now. 
  
Doctor Contends Viruses 
Are Not Cause of Illnesses: 
" ‘By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. 
Medical and health authorities 
in Yankeeland studiously ignore the 
conclusions reached by the British 
Medical Research Council's irtves- 
tigators of the effects of exposure 
to everyday cold, damp, draft, 
sudden change of weather, etc. 
From carefully controlled experi-_ 
ments on volunteer subjects ‘the 
British authorities determined, 
as scientifically and sensibly as 
any one could wish, that such 
*““exposure” has no appreciable ef- 
fect on the subject's susceptibility 
to respiratory infections. 
When I was in London in the | 
.winter of 1950, I was glad I had 
‘along a top coat, but I couldn't 
help noticing that most of the 
men I met walking not only wore 
- no top coats but didn’t even but- teachers to pass te pupils 
the truth about the C R I (Com- 
mon Respiratory Infections), 
which ignorant and vicious peo- 
ple call “colds.” So, at first I 
was pleased with the shower of 
postal cards; but as they kept 
piling up, it dawned on me that 
T had offered something for noth- 
ing, and, sure enough, came a 
card from a teacher — well, any- 
way, she taught me something— 
who gave me permission to send 
her my “free material.” 
I give up. Obviously it was fool- 
ish of me to try to teach teachers 
to teach. : 
Signed letters, not more than one page 
or 100 words long pertaining to personal 
health and hygiene, not to disease, diag- 
—_ or treatment, will be answered b 
Dr. William B: Brady, tf a stamped areetl. 
‘addressed envelope is sent to ¢@ Pon- 
tiac Press, Pontiac, Michigan. , 
_ (Copyright 1956) Voice of “the People   
~ Reader Doesn't Support — 
-'Give ‘Em Hell’ Attitude. ‘Letters will be ‘condensed when Vor ee mer Lorman of lack space. 
and pe Sey number of 
vag witee Must accompany letters but 
ay will not be p if the writer 
requests to unlece the letter is critical 
fs its nature, 
.Do we want a man with a “give- 
‘em Hell” spirit at the head of 
a state or the Nation? We need 
good, sound thinkers with cultural 
humanity in their character in 
place of just party policies. 
A Good American 
Milk Hauler’s Wife Says 
Promises Weren't Kept _ 
« There were many statements and 
remarks at the time 2 the milk   strike thet it ene would wot cross 
  
Hal Boyle Says:   
Alabama and Africa Mix 
in Youthful White Hunter . 
NEW YORK — Wally Jones is 
the only Southerner I know of who 
‘can say “ninyi yote” without feel- 
ing SS * 
Jones, a toamer cub scout from 
Birmingham, Ala., at 25 is an 
African white hunter, and “ninyi 
yote’ in the Swahili tongue 
means “you all.” 
STARTED YOUNG : 
Wally shot his first rabbit at the 
age of 9. At 16 he saw an African 
movie, and decided right then and 
there he had to become a profes- 
sional white a 
* 
“T couldn't think of anything life 
held that could pleasure me 
more," he recalled. 
Thousands of American boys 
hold this romantic dream briefly, 
then cugrow it. eal didn't. 
He quit a ened the US. 
Marines, saved his money. He had 
$1,000 when he left the Marines in 
1952. A few days later he was on 
a tramp steamer headed for 
Africa. The authorities in British 
East Africa made him post a $300 
bond to insure his ability to re- 
turn to America. That left Wally 
practically penniless on a strange 
continent. 
LIKED COURAGE 
_He went to a white hunter in 
Nairobi, Kenya, and told him his 
ambition. The man liked the cour- 
age and determination shown by 
this chunky, blue-eyed _Alabgma ws 
youth. He took him on as an ap- 
prentice. * * 
Wally learned so Sey that 
within a year he had won a hunt- 
er’s license himself. Since then he 
has led 15. safaris, shot everything 
from leopards to elephants. Re- 
cently his skill won him the job of 
technical adviser on ‘‘Safari,” a 
Columbia Pictures film starring 
Janet Leigh and Victor Mature. 
‘USE YOUR HEAD’ 
“Hunting in Africa isn’t partic- 
ularly dangerous if you use your 
head. In the time I've been out 
there no client has been killed, 
and only one professional hunter. 
He was killed in a shooting acci- 
dent.” * * « 
Unscarred himself, Waily, who 
has a soft voice and hands rough 
as sandpaper, is completely satis- 
fied with his life, 
“Fhe country out there isn't 
crowded, It's open and’ beautiful. 
“It's no way to get rich. Oh, 
goodness no, sir. I figure we 
make about a dollar an hour or 
less on safari; and we work 16 
hours a day. 
When spring rains halt the sa- against the savage Mau Maus, 
Many married “couples now go . 
on safaris. Papa holds the gun, 
mama holds the camera, 
HUNT IN HARMONY ~ 
“Tt's a funny thing,’ Wally re 
marked, 
s¢ «8 
Eventually, Wally hopes to set- 
tle down on an African farm of 
his own and raise wheat and chil- 
dren. ; . 
“I'm still single,” he said, grin- 
ning. “But I'm not only willing 
to marry — I'm begging.” 
However, girls, if your beau 
fdeal is a professional white hunt» 
er don’t waste your writ- 
ing to Wally, He's already got a 
‘girl in mind—and she’s in Africa. 
  Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE 
Wherever I may spend the day 
. .. Whatever I may do... Each 
moment of my life a recente .A 
memory of you . . Whenever you 
are near me or . . . We have to 
be apart... You are not only in 
my thoughts .. . But also in my 
heart . . . Yet that is not entirely 
. « How much you mean to me 
«+ Because I never really could 
. . . Describe my ecstasy .. . I 
only hope that as you are ,, , So 
close to all my schemes . , . I 
can contribute something to... 
he pleasure of your dreams... 
And, oh, I hope there will be more 
. . . Each day that I can do. 
To show my feeling and to give 
. ». My gratitude to you. 
(Copyright 1956) 
Looking Back 15 Years Ago   
. JOE STALIN becomes Russian premier. 
KNOX. REPORTS Navy ready 
to guard ships. : 
20 Years Ago 
, AIRSHIP HINDENBURG 
Atlantic on way to U.S. 
1936 COMMUNITY Chest totals- 
$59, 980. -over 
  
THOUGHTS FOR TODAY 
Then said Pilate to the chief 
priests and to the people, I find 
no fault in this man.—Luke 23: 4. 
: * * * 
The most destructive criticism 
has not. been able.to dethrone 
Christ as the incarnation of per- 
fect holiness.—Herrick Johnson. -   ton their jackets. And I noticed 
that, when we shook hands their 
hands were warm, mine cold. 
In the April issue of Holiday a 
writer, presumably English, casu- 
ally remarks that visitors who load 
their luggage with cold cures and 
pack their pockets with handker- 
chiefs at the prospect of , the 
dank climate and the Englishnian’s 
laughable idea of heating his dwell- 
ing. need not worry, “‘becq 
cold is a virus infection and is un- 
affected one way or the other by cli- 
mate, wet feet, draughts, wearing 
flannel next to the skin, of drinking 
whisky.” (I'm indebted to several 
correspondents who spotted the in- 
teresting statement}. 
There's one thing I can't under- 
stand — one thousand things ac- 
tually — but this one thing per- 
plexes me. It is this: How can 
you tell, or for that matter how 
can your doctor tell that an ill- 
ness or indisposition is viral — 
due to a virus? Maybe I am be- 
traying my ignorance—after all, 
I'm just a bumbling old one- 
horse-and-buggy man — no kid- 
ding, I really made my rounds or 
at least visited both of my pa- 
tients with horse and buggy in 
Penn Yan days, It is my opinion 
_ that the “virus” idea is just a 
fad, The gullible customer’s cur- 
losity concerning what alls him 
is completely satisfied when the 
doctor looks wise and opines it 
is this virus... 
The virus hokum will. probably | 
serve the doctors for quite a while, 
to keep the public from realizing 
that when a doctor ascribes a mild 
or serious illness to ‘‘cold,”’ -he is 
just marking time until the diag- 
nosis becomes evident or the pa-' 
tient recovers spontaneously. 
Recently I sent a lot of C R I 
books to teachers or at least per- 
sons who pretend to be teachers. 
In a reckless moment I offered a 
copy of the C R I book free to 
school teackers who asked—for- it 
on a postal card, 
You see, I have been rer 
vain for many years to persuade   
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
Burma Doctor With First Automobile 
Suggests Small Can of Matching Paint 
The news Burma _ surgeon 
named below offers-automobile 
manufacturers a very helpful 
suggestion. It would probably 
be more welcome to potential 
car buyers than an extra 25- 
* horsepower added to the mo- 
tors. We psychologists have 
long urged closer attention to 
the simple practical wishes of 
__ the buyer. 
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case R-350: Dr. Simon Myint, - 
aged 27, is a brilliant American 
trained physician, who is now 
serving a surgical residency at 
Philadelphia. ° e ° 
His home is Burma, and he 
comes from a Christian clergy- 
man's family. When he leaves this 
country, he expects to become 
Professor of Surgery in the new 
Medical College of Burma. 
Mrs. Crane and I have known 
him and his family for several 
years, 50 Dr. Myint stopped to 
visit us a few months ago while he 
had a brief vacation. 
He was very delighted with a 
new car which he was driving, 
but the night before he reached 
_our home in Chicago, he scraped 
a little paint off the side door. 
Well, if you have ever purchased 
_@ new automobile, you realize how 
sénsitive the owner is to the slight- 
est mar on that shiny vehicle. 
Since this was the very first car 
which Dr. Myint ever had _ pos- 
sessed, he was terribly disturbed 
because of that scratch. ~ 
‘But Mrs. Crane told him he 
“could probably get a small can of 
paint to match the hue of his car - 
and dab a few dréps orf the tiny 
scratches. Next day, however, he shopped 
around for an hour trying to find 
some paint of the proper color: 
At last he was successful. I 
think. the can of paint cost -him 
about $1.50, but his spirits zodmed 
noticeably after His car again 
looked like new. ~ 
“Dr. Crane,” he suggested as 
we were dining that night, “why 
wouldn't it be a good idea for 
the manufacturer to include a 
tiny can of such paint with each 
new car? 
“It could be stuck in the glove 
compartment and would thus save 
    the owners a lot of time trying to 
hunt a shop where the appropriate 
hue of paint could be found. 
‘If a little can about the size of 
a child's paste jar were thus in- 
cluded, it surely wouldn't cost the 
manufacturer more than 25 cents 
and yet would build up goodwill.” 
° * . 
That sounded like an excellent 
idea to me. — 
“Why don't you wite a letter 
and give them your suggestion,” I 
replied, ‘‘for I think it is good. 
“And the manufacturers usually 
welcome clever ideas from the 
+ -consumer which will increase the 
desirability of their cars at little 
additional expense.” 
A car owner may now waste 
five dollars worth of his valuable 
time trying to find 25 cents worth 
of paint that matches his car's 
hue. 
Gravel will often chip a tiny 
spot from the paint on a new 
car, yet a few drops of paint 
will remedy the matter. 
So a tiny can of paint would cer- 
tainly meet the consumer's desire 
to keep his car looking like new. 
CONSUMER SURVEYS « 
Often the engineers at a factory 
will pride themselves. on an addi- 
tional 25 horsepower they may add 
to a motor, when the consumer 
would prefer a 25cent can of 
matching paint to touch-up minor 
flecks. — 
And the consumers are often 
more adept at offering practical 
little ideas than oe trained ex: 
perts. + , 
Housewives thus sprout hun- 
dreds of clever improvements on 
merchandise, for these alert © 
~ women actually use the goods in 
their homes and soon get wise to 
minor defects and petty irrita- 
tions which could often be reme- 
died at no extra cost in manufac- 
turing. _ 
Business psychologists have long 
urged a closer attention to the 
wishes of jthe consumer so tomor- 
a I'll cite some of their sugges- 
ons, 
Always write to Dr. George W, Crane 
fn care of JThe Pontiac Press, Pontiac, 
Michigan, enclosing a long 3c stamped, 
self-addressed envelope and 20¢ to cover 
typing and printing cogta when you send 
fh i) psychol teal charts and pam- 
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  ae - . oe _ . | THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY. MAY 8, 1956 : . SEVEN. - St 7 4 St , \ ; Bectrificaties TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: opment Sa - zh Nelsen Quits U.S. Job cadaveer acre grersucagle : eC. eg 1S ature econvenes . ~LrAaurs ay WASHINGTON (INS}—President|will seek the Republican nominay—° Td we | 2 . oe ee Eisenhower has accepted the resig-'tion for Governor in Minnesota. > “ = , ncn , nin “LANSING h—The Michigan Leg- and the House cut the sum out en-)priation to finance new facilities|the State Mental Health Depart-}pemsmsiem ee Se ' ; -  |islature returns Thursday to tie up'tirely. . ~- . [for mentally deficient inmates at|ment. * a é : the loose ends of its 1956 session. | Also disputed in the capital out-|the Wayne County Home and! 4 plan to limit combined pay- Insure With Agenciés eo 8 8 tH lay bill are a $128.000 appropria-|Training School. 
Legislators had finished the most tion for a Uniyersity of Michigan) The two chambers are also important work ‘of | the - session! school of Music and a $500,000/f4ced with a dispute over a new 
when they adjourned April 7._ But! appropriation for a new University Proeram to train psychiatrists for 
junder joint rules they meet several of Michigan mental research build. **' heepitals “es weeks later to receive reports of | ments of State Unemployment 
Compensation and private sup- 
plemental layoff pay, defeated 
by. the House but passed by the 
Senate, is also up in the air. j 
Little hope was held out by Displaying This Emblem    frank A. Anderson Daniels Agency —‘Thatcher-Patterson Agency Wernet 
        
  re ing. conference committees and act on .  . The Senate wants the training champions of a bill which would i ; any bills the Governor may. have|LAYOFF PAY PLAN program under the Unniversity of give Cs State Cine aiie ay — _ vetoed. : | Another money matter still un- Michigan Board of Regents. The|mission authority to set s “tal Austin-Nervell Wm. — 
aa ey settled is a $150,000 House appro- House wants it administered by seasons on deer hunting. Omet a _ W. A. Pollock . —_ ~ ~ * @ 8 ord Pa - -       
    a perfunctory ritual attended by 
a handful of members. But this 
year, it is expected to draw full 
houses and produce fights over | 
some of q dozen unsettled is- — 
sues, — 
> The lawmakers’ chief task will, 
ibe to act on some 111 million dol-| 
lars in appropriation bills caught 
jin a House-Senate dispute. 
MENTAL HEALTH BILL 
They include a measure appro- 
priating 58 million dollars for men-| 
tal health, a 34 million dollar) 
‘capital outlay proposal and a 16/ 
million dollar public health bill.   
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Wilkinson Agency The plan was approved by the; 
‘Senate, but the House passed it! 
lonly aftér slapping on amendments 
objectionable to the upper cham. 
ber. | 
The amendments provide for 
opening the season’ on the Satur-. 
day closest to Nov. 15. and would) 
» “give a legislative committee power | 
‘to veto hunting regulations ap- - 
proved by the commission “| 
Other bills up for consideration! 
deal with Civil Defense disaster) 
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                    The Grasshopper Namco end Senate can't agres, 2 LAANUN DOU BLE ae | as Ys ’ either, on how much money to 3 CEODUT . ; . 
3st en si at he ators i ee at | SE Agra | | Sl Breck Ground for Site | RED STAMP DAY &@ mer, then dies when cold weather sets in because, unlike the ant, he) The Senate wants to spend a big 5 SKIR NEW YORK (INS) — Ground has stored no food for the winter. But that's true of many other insects chunk of the state parks alloca- 6 RAWN labaers for a new building f : s too. _ thon—$500,000—on Sterling State 7 RAQTURE 10 ‘the Gagerahelan Soe hee be. i aie ini wane tee If a boy could jump as far, compared to his size, as a grasshopper Park in Monroe County. The | & PIREMUM gun on New York’s Fifth Avenue ' a DRUGS does, he would be able to land on top of an eight story building. The} House cut the figure to $140,000. ks "The new structure, to be built at S A M S grasshopper’s long, powerful back legs enable him to do this, although! The two chambers also are in. ae ore AN ‘a cost of $3,000,000, has been de- WALGREEN 
    some rs use their wings too. , iations ae HN A : cs shitert| L grasshoppe: ing, disagreement over appropriations Youssday’easuenIealkceTe ace signed by the noted architect 3293 Auburn Road, Auburn Heights 
            
    Often a grasshopper will alight on a flower and swing back and for development of Port Crescent huitiel | coat! wens dks |Frank Lloyd Wright and will be forth. Here is one sitting on a spray of goldenrod, amid green grass. State Park in the Thumb. The | c 2 Whet'e My Line, tec. Twist. . “ow “ jthe first building in New York SG ey pen | For your collection, color Mr. Grasshopper green and the golden- Senate passed $300,000 for the park \City designed by him. 
rod yellow. The grass is green too of course. Then paste the picture on 7 — ~ - ~ —— "£2 so). - _e — —_— a —— —— ’: : cardboard and cut out the parts. ) bo ee | . . — Fasten the grasshopper part to the base with a brass fastener, _ . S e thrust. through the indicated holes. Fald the end panels of the base} 
_ forward so that-it stands. Then you can swing the grasshoppér back! . 
and forth, just as he might on a real flower. 
(Lynel D. Vallier, McClelland, Ia., wins $10 for this idea. You may 
crane aan ceramic) _Here’s an entirely new grade of gasoline—at regular 
a: _ price—so good it will give smooth, top performance 
to millions of cars that have been using premium fuel! Haircut, Table Behavior Tell 
Germans Spot Americans et Easily Through Manners . - | | | , j . a . @ | . 7 3 : 
nouncing’-New Grade | away,” one perceptive German * ee | , . , . SS : ms 9 
| __‘Becnuse they) wale around with|_2 White shirt. No eenible Ger ) er eG | BERLIN If you're coming Other identifying characteristics 
their hands in their pockets, to Germany this summer, don’t/of an American: 
citer’: white shirt on a weekday. He 
; ; saves white shirts for special oc-| _ 
U.S, HALLMARKS casions, like parties or church. - 
The hallmarks of an American|Laundry costs are higher. . . 
are many, for.example: * « * ; | 
If he strolls down the street with 3. Light colored suits. Summers| , 
a woman, chances are he walks seldom get too warm in Germany, | <“ q 
on the outside, or curb side. In so most German suits are of a ~ j Germany, the woman is always'dark and heavy material. 
on the man’s right. The reason for - : 
the difference is that the Ameri- ’ ’ 
can is following the old Ano RSfaurant Queen | , Saxon custom. of protecting -his : :   
  
  
                  
  be surprised if you are immedi-| 1. Short hair cuts. Germans, de- 
ately spotted as an American. (spite the shaved neck tradition of 
lady from being splashed by pass D fi M R 
ing vehicles. The German keeps) re er S ore est 
the lady on his right—or at least| * © @ old Prussian officers, like hair- 
his great - grandfather did — be-. CHICAGO (INS) — Beauteous, 
    ees cause he wants to keep his left 
side, or sword side, free for ac- 
tion. nn 
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When you go into a restaurant 
and begin eating, you will be an 
object of attention because of the 
- ritual through which you put’ the 
knife and he fork, i.¢., placing the 
knife on the edge-of the plate after 
cutting the meat, and switching 
the fork into the right hand. Ger- 
‘mans, like all Europeans, grasp 
the knife firmly in the right hand, 
the fork in the left, and generally 
keep them there until the meal 
is finished. Their lefthand is in- 
terrupted only for sips of beer or 
wine. Ruth Elaine Conté abdicated as| 
Queen of the National Restaurant 
Association's 37th annual conven- 
tion in Chicago—because her feet! 
hurt. 4 | 
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It seems her regal duties in- 
chided frequent appearances 
among the 1,150 exhibits’ stretch- 
ing along almost five miles of 
corridors and aisles at Navy Pier. 
Miss Conte took just one tour! 
around the exhibition and then) 
handed her crown back to NRA 
president Marion Isbell. 
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Said she: “That's enough. My 
feet just wouldn't take another 
workout like that.” |         
    
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_ Halt Building, Occapanty Permits i in’ 
Drainage Hold 
Up Progress Officials Study Problem 
First Hand; Board Asks 
Fire Dept. Petition 
WATERFORD ‘TOWNSHIP —| 
Building permits and permits of 
occupancy are being halted in five 
subdivisions in Waterford Township! 
due to storm drainage problems, 
' Supervisor Lloyd Anderson told the 
Township Board Monday night. 
Areas affected are Lorraine 
Manor, Whitfield Estates No. 11, 
Barnes Subdivision, Lake Oakland 
Beach and Northridge. Homes in: 
these areas total approximately 
408. 
The decision to hold up building 
in these areas temporarily, came 
following a meeting of the 
supervisor last week with of- 
tielals of VA, FHA, the Oakland ai 
    
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  JOAN LATWINSKI 
TO HEAD GRADUATES — Joan Latwinski will be salutatorian 
of this year’s graduating class at 
of Mr. and Mrs. David T. Begle of 
        Pete Begle, top student of the school, will be valedictorian. Pete, son 
tained an A minus average to win the right to first place ainong 
graduating seniors. Joan, daughter of Mr. afi Mrs. Ken Latwinski 
of 2822 Bay Dr., Flanders Lake, has a B plus average. Pete plans to 
enter Albion Collegé and study medicine; Joan will go to University 
of Michigan to study sociology and biological science. 
  PETE BEGLE 
West Bloomfield High School, and 
4300 Orchard Lake Rd., has main- 
    
County Road Commission and 
the Oakland County Drain Com. 
mission. | 
During the meeting the group 
toured the township to observe 
first-hand the major drainage 
problem. , 
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The Township Board. informed] 
Fire Chief Ed Smith it has re- 
quested Attorney John Bell to 
draw up a petition to be circulated 
in the township. This will ask the 
Township Board to place the Fire 
Department request for a one- 
mill tax increase for Fire Depart- 
ment operation on the ballot. 
The Board will require 61 per 
cent of the registered voters of 
the township to sign such peti- 
tions before placing the proposal 
on the Ballot. * 
These petitions, Anderson stated, 
“will give the board proof that the 
people do want an opportunity to 
vote on the firemen's proposed 
increase.” 
Other board business 
authorizing the 
vertise for bids on the installation By MYRA SNOW 
North Branch Correspondent 
NORTH BRANCH — The loyalty 
and selflessness of smal] town) 
friendships is being demonstrated) 
here in the form of a horme-build- 
ing project for Mr. and Mrs. Don- 
ald Podvin and two children. 
Donald, injured in an automobile 
accident last May, was hospitalized 
one month in St. Joseph Hospital, 
Flint, and since then has been un- 
der care in the Veteran's Hos- 
pital at Saginaw. 
The accident left him paralyzed 
from the waist down, so that he 
fs confined te a wheel chair. 
To help him bridge the difficult Friends to Build House 
tor Paralyzed Neighbor of his father, Arthur Podvin, at 
‘| 6854 Jefferson Rd. 
Because of the necessity of | 
wheelchair facilities it will be 
necessary. to construct a one- | 
story re mee, with 
doors and windows. 
The building 
there last week consists of Walter 
Foster, Fred Smith, Albert Leon- 
and Backy Harris. 
Ferndale Okays   
            period of physical readjustment, 
his friends and buddies - or- 
operation of the American. Légion 
and local service groups and in- 
@ividuals, the committee bees to!     Mainline two-door sedans.’ 
Plumbers bonds were seeeetes 
  Okay Half Mil 
Holly Tax Hike HOLLY —By a vote of 196 to 30, 
the proposition. to add one-half 
mill to the tax rate in Holly Town- 
This will raise about $5,000 on 
the township’s assessed valua- 
tien of approx’ nately $10 million, 
and is to be used for park and 
recreational facilities, 
Most of it will be spent for fur- 
ther improvements and extensions bee nl building plans this week 
The spot selected for the pro- 
posed house is behind the home 
Democratic Club 
lto Hear Official     3 Mill Extension ganized the Don Podvin Building, 
Committee, With the expected co-| 
an extra three-mill tax for school 
and 410 against. 
Of the over 17,000 registered vot- 
ers, only 1,750 cast votes. 
The three-mill tax will run for 
five years. 
Assistant superintendent of 
schools Ervin R. Kienbaum said     of Liquor Control 
COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — The 
ford, ° Liquor Control. Commission, to 
speak at a public meeting Wednes- 
day, at 8 p.m., at the Walled Lake 
‘High School, South Commerce and 
Oakley Park Roads. 
Among the guests will be Carlos 
Richardson, Oakland County 
Democratic Chairman, and Demo- 
cratic candidates for elective of- 
fice. 
  on. the new Bush Lake “bathing, 
beach in the northeast part of Holly 
ee 
Brandon Board Sets 
ond Wednesday. Meeting Wednesday 
ORTONVILLE — The Brandon | 
Township Board will meet at 8| 
Wednesday in the Township Hall. 
Reguld? time for the meetings, 
has been changed from the second 
Monday of each month to the sec- 
- The change was 
made to make it more convenient} 
for persons to attend both township} 
board and village council Emer ee, 
officials said. 
Leonard Extension Club 
Changes Meeting Date 
LEONARD — Country Corners 
Extension Club has changed oS 
date for its meeting to 7:30 p 
Tuesday, May 15, at Rowland Hall. 
The meeting previously had been 
scheduled for tonight. 
Officers. will he elec’ ted and | 
will be a lesson on “Bulfe 
Lunches.” 
County Births ween 
Mr. and Mrs witnam Streng of Car: 
son have announced the birth of 
daughter, Kathryn Vera. Mr. and ral 
. Aspinall of White Lake are the 
    & 
meternal Erandperes:te: cording to Tom Montgomery, club 
a a 
Dublin Children 
to Register May 3, 
WHITE LAKE, TOWNSHIP 
‘Parents who plan to enroll their 
children. in the Dublin. School /kin- 
dergarten for September are asked 
|to register them Wednesday; - May) 
23, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and, 
12:30 to 2 p.m. 
Children must be 5 on or be- 
fore the last day. of November, 
1956, to be accepted. 
Parents are required to bring 
the child's birth certificate, accord- 
ing to William H. VanderVen, sup-| 
erintendent of schools for White 
Lake Township School District 7.     
Lapeer Hospital Group 
Slates Friday Tag Day 
LAPEER — Members of the La- 
peer County General Hospital Aux- 
liliary will be out early Friday | {* 
iwhen the organization hélds its an-, 
‘teal tag day to benefit the hos- 
|pital. / 
| Proceedg from the sale will help | 
purchase, needed equipment for the \y 
| proposed! new wing to the hos- 
pital. f   on that the school tax will go 
p about $5 oh each $1,000 of as- 
aed valuation, He added that 
this increase comes from ‘the re- 
cently $6,500,000 bond 
issue, and that continuing the extra 
three-mill tax doesn't change the 
tax rate. : 
  Local Librarians 
Attending State   onfab Saturday | 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP 
Refreshments will be served, ac-|— School librarians from Water- 
ford Township will be among those 
ifrom alt over the state attending 
ithe sixth annual spring conference 
‘of the Michigan Assn, of School 
\Librarians in Grand Rapids Satur- 
day. * * 
Avis Carey, 
lechoal librarian; Mable Double, 
/_ Isaac FE Carey, Junior H igh School 
librarian; and Julie Haynes, as- 
isistant librarian at both schools, 
have announced their intention to 
attend the all-day meeting. ry 
Meeting at Ortonville 
| ORTONVILLE — The Altar So-| 
iciety of St. Anne Church will meet, 
‘at 8 tomorrow at the home of| 
Mrs. Lawrence Wudarcki, 2790 
Bald Eagle Lake Rd. 
County Calendar | White Lake Township 
The Jackson Boulevard heme Exten- 
| ston excl d will meet 
e¢ home of Mrs 
lesson on meat prices and!   
  IES for a 
economy 
The Calico Girls Home Extenston Club | 
will meet at athe home of Mrs Richard 
nannies at.730 p.m Wednesday. Lad 
Mrs Chyton Ridgway’ will be co- 
hostess. The res mae elect officers. 
Ortonville OFS No. wee will hold tts 
ittene meeting at 8 pm ad 
the Masonic uteeple cS 
Four Towns 
“The Committeemen and Deh stamens 
of Pack 67 are meeting at the home of 
Mrs. Cecil Ries of Locklin Wednesday! 
iat 8 pm- Plan’ are being made for a} 
cavenger hunt ack) 
meeting. for the next ‘Tolley, her -+husband, 
mmittee formeéd| ~ 
ard, Wally Rogers, Myron Akers | 
FERNDALE — Taxpayers here| 
| voted yesterday to continue paying) 
‘operation. The vote was 1,329 for 
Waterford Hig h! Death Snatches 
Happiness as 
\Dream Fultilled 
TUCSON, Ariz. @ — For two 
years the Thomas A. Sharum fam- 
ily of Royal Oak, saved their pen- 
nies to visit friends in Tucson. 
Sharum, 35, his wife, and their 
four children arrived last night. 
Only a few blocks from their desti- 
nation the car ran out of gas. 
Sharum took q can from the 
car, began walking across the 
street aiid was struck by a west- 
bound car and killed. 
The Griver wes Ect bed was not held. 
Dorothy hy Tolley | fo Fill 
Sterling Clerk Posts 
UTICA — Mrs. Dorothy Tolley, 
43985 Hayes Rd., has been ap- 
pointed to fill the unexpired term 
of former Sterling Township Clerk 
John Wright, who resigned’ last 
week after 28 years = the post. 
Ld * 
Mrs, Tolley has named Bert 
as deputy 
‘township clerk. He is also chair-| 
man of the Sterling Township Wa- 
ter Board, , * BS   
Oxbow Auxiliary to Meet 
WHITE LAKE . TOWNSHIP—The 
‘Oxbow Lakeside Cemétery Assn. 
will meet for a noan potluck din- 
ner Thursday at the home of Mrs. 
special iSeymnaue Blakley, 727 E. Lincoln 
iSt., Birmingham, 
    
  4 Areas Meet 
on Drain Issue Seek Way to Control 
Overflow of Southfield 
Storm Water 
OAK PARK — At a special meet- 
ing called for 2 p.m. today in Oak 
Park City Hall, measures to con- 
trol overflow of Southfield strom 
water into neighboring communi-| 
1 
jties are being discussed. 
City managers and officials from. 
loak Park, Berkley, Huntington 
|Woods and Southfield will meet 
| with Drain Commissioner Ralph A. 
Main. Oak Park's city manager 
Harold K, Schone has called the 
meeting. 
Southfield’s three neighboring 
cities to the east would like a 
new drainage system west of 
Greenfieid, to be built either be- 
| fore or at the same time as the 
proposed $30 million ‘Twelve. | 
“Town Drain” scheduled to start 
this fall. 
Berkley City Manager John W. 
Short said this morning that engi- 
neers are considering a “dam” 
west of Greenfield to prevent storm 
water from flowing across the 
boundary street into Berkley and 
Oak Park. basements. 
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desert is naked sand, the rest be-| 
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    MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BLIEMASTER 
  CELEBRATE 5 YEARS — Mr.{has lived in the Rochester area 
and Mrs. William Bliemaster ot! for 49 years. They have four 
809 Ludlow Ave., Rochester, are'children, Walter of Utica, Alvin! 
planning to observe their Golden! of Rochester, Mrs. Frank Allen ot 
Wedding anniversary, whieh - is Lake Orion and Mrs. Weldon, 
May 19, with an open house for /Hagemeister of Rochester. There | 
Irelatives and friends. The cele-| are four grandchildren and two)! 
bration will fare place on Sun- great-grandchildren. A family din- 
‘day, May 13, from 2 to 6 p.m. injner also will be held May 20, ate . Waterford Zones 
8 Troy Refuses 
Factory Zoning Owner Has Indicated 
ded Pile Appeal Case 
TROY — A court case may re- 
sult, but nonetheless, Troy city 
commissioners last, night voted to 
turn down James Sutermeister's 
request for factory zoning on his 
land. 
Sutermeister’s case has been 
considered previously, and at that 
time Sutermeister indicated he 
would appeal the city’s decision. 
He has 20 acres, now a farm, at 
495 Rochester Rd. 
Also at the commission meet- 
ing, approval was gives te re- 
soning for a niiniatere geo! tf 
course, planned by H. H. Ja- 
cob on Rochester road north of 
Torbey’s Drive. Possible site for 
. three store buildings is the land 
rezoned from residential to com- 
mercial for Elmer BR. Weat- 
wort, on Livernois between 
Woodsley and Arthur, 
The city will install taps for sub- 
division home water, for K. W. 
Mills, rather than let Mills do it, 
commissioners. decided. A water 
idistrict involving several streets 
| was approved, also, 
cht board will 
‘meet tonight at the city hall, and 
|a special commission meeting is 
a to be called for tomorrow 
  
  
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See what this means to your good taste. Milford OKs ‘Selt-Pay’ Parking Lot Plan MILFORD — The big $64,100, yoni on the parking prob-' original size and will scconmodate Si he DIU? Pick up a good supply of Stroh’s in cans file 
  off-street - parking question was! lem: “| 
settled at last night's council) No. 1 question: Shall the cost ‘Ot 
meeting after more than a year of parking facilities be financed by 
negotiation. the issuance of general obligation 
bonds. 
Members voted 4 to 2 in. tl Nola (That thelissuancelof bonds 
of securing revenue bonds pay-|would be financed by parking me- 
able solely from money collected ter revenue. 
from the parking meters. | For over a year this controver- 
Unless. 10 per cent of the reg sial problem has been giving coun- 
istered voters sign petitions:| icil_ members trouble. 
the proposal within the ! | Sometime ago the village gave 
days, the village will | the Chamber of Commerce an- 
red with present plans to | thority to go ahead with plans to | 
‘the Chet Arms: and Bill 
Pardy property on Union street. | 
The C buy the Chet Arms property and 
install parking meters on a 
lighted blacktop lot, The Michi- 
gan Finance Corp. turned thumbs 
has options two | down on the plans as inadequate 
which will expire in for the parking facilities in the 
\ . | village. i 
ic hearing was| Present plans call for a: lot two, 
to discuss two, and one half times bigger than the hamber of Commerce, | 
‘the - olf-street parking | on the jn the c 7 cars. The houses now on the 
property will now be moved and 
the land blacktopped and lighted 
a the necessary 30-day waiting 
od,   Estimated cost of the work is) 
100, « 
Don Breen, chairman of the oft. 
street parking committee said: 
“It js very necessary that the! 
‘residents of the village realize that 
their taxes. will not be increased| 
truction of the pro) & 
'posed parking - facilities. The 
'meters will pay for themselves. |   
        
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Mr. Governor!       
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  —. oo , @ WEDNESDAY IS | - ‘Convention BY PYUUIS BATTELLE | “I have been discussing thisGarden voices. On TV, that just|paigns who has a television coach.) rejects @ personality in 10 sec- a. ' ; ) Endorses), new york AINS) — “If you|with Daniel Riesner (chairman of!doesn’t go. You've got to talk in’Robert Montgomery has shown hin ond.” & 9 Amendments to Rules "ere a sues te the a ae living room voice, and look at/how to convey his sincerity and) “And since everyone concedes|f DOUBLE . for Church Membérs oon oe Pema tleasaay “tn thin day nd as of the Ty./me through the screen with eyes ideas into the homeset. that TV is the heartline of the : 34 nating vote—would want most ofitrained audience, a presidential|*M@t are trustworthy.” nen peagpent radeon sara MINNEAPOLIS 0®—Methodists|¥oU?” 7 ‘notninge is going to find that the) On the other hand, a few |. 1's, fives him a strong’ Dts atticulately and headed } today after chart-| Betty Cashman fixed me with a|way hg-talks is just as important prominent politicos have voices “* : appealingly." ing ae hing, new 1 Es ove Gn -Biet cos) ene | weet Se remeen oe Pe. | Sat we tue, ee aes. ey HER ADWCE . 
winning votes is concerned.” ealls them “blue,” “blue- urges tiers for their big denomination, | «. . integrity, strength and coe pe blooded.”” cree itn . as it Reale retard pond) weld Judge Says Lawyers The church's law-making Gen-|clean livin’? I suggested, And, although non-partisan Betty} @e7’* talking down te the’ ithe advice she gives to such of her Don’t Help Cut Divorce _ eral Conference, held every four} «yogi sald Miss Cashman. (wouldn't dream of underestimating| Public and weakly. Pupils as the Gabor sisters, Billy) | on BEACH, Calif, @-Call years, ended yesterday, “But more. I'd want you te |the intelligence of the voter (I'm) “They don't sound like they have Daniels, Tony Curtis, Jack Palance, fornia lawyers haven't helped de. i stop speaking—and talk instead.” /not suggesting that politicians be/@ chance in heaven of fulfilling etc: . a) crceen tha | ciara Oeyerce Tecan In 13 days of sessions, the dele-| Now this statement’ may sound|/Perry Comos, exactly”), she all those promises they're mak- * * ‘says Judge Elmer Doyle. 
gates had taken these major about as clear as an Einstein|claims that many a candidate is\ing.” she says. . | uForget thet outdated ras. Tove, of the Supertir Court’s'll steps: theorem, but our girl is a young,|hiding his light under a barrel} = 8 8 ¢ # eens seeeiene vee caadlie Valakiens Chviaten| ual ° Wo well-known expert in the matter,sized voice. As far as Betty Cashman, actors’|Stead. the art of ‘personable talk- bers of the California Con. 4 1. Adopted procedures permit-| ¢ the vocal “ pe * * 2 ting’*.”* : members wal 2 coaching of celebri iand personality coach,..knows — iference of Social Workers yester-' ting integration of the church's ties, and she says it makes a lot) ‘‘They’re still reaching out for|President Eisenhower is the only| She adds’ that it is scientific ‘day that couples seeking divorces racially segregated administrative|of sense. an audience, using Madison-Squareitop figure in the coming hot cam- fact that the TV public “buys or should see a judge before a law-| 
a THE BERRYS Ps ew 2. Extended full clergy rights to) . He criticized recent efforts by 
members of heed ee Bar to 
. [reduce the locutory period. 
Divorces are not final in Califor   
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Service in Washington, D. C., to ing the waiting period hinders re-|© 
train government diplomats 5 conciliation attempts, : other foreign-service personnel, ae ——_—_=————— 
: 22 2 S Three out of four traffic acci-'§ 
    4, Approved establishment of) 
two new theological ‘seminaries, 
one in Ohio and one in the Kan- it 
the expansion of 10 others. 
5. Set up fund-raising machinery) | obefer   
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6. Embarked on a broad pro-| gram for stimulating work of lo-' 
cal churches in their social and) 
religious influences in their home | Day. art 
      
       
       
     
   
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The final session also adopted 
a resolution opposing any govern-| 
ment laws requiring “loyalty, 
oaths" from churches, 
The Rev. Everett W. Palmer of 
Glendale, Calif., urged the resolu-| 
tion, saying California had such a 
law, and similar laws were being 
pressed in other states. The reso- 
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« ‘The church must be free to, 
bring all persons and institutions 
under judgment of the Gospel.” 
The big issue at the conference 
was the church's segregated juris-| 
dictional system, and after days, 
of debate, delegates agreed al- 
most unanimously on the volun-. 
tary procedure for bringing white 
and Negro churches into the same 
groupings. _ 
St. Lovis Gets Excited 
Over Weather Balloon 
ST. LOUIS @&—That round ob-|@f 
ject which glowed about 90,000 feet IIE: 
above St. Louis for 2% hours last 
night was just a weather balloon. | 
The Weather Bureau and jet 
pilots, who went up for a closer 
look, confirmed it. — - f 
But before they. did, there was & 
considerable speculation by weath- 
er experts, military men, astron-. 
omers, amateur star gazers and 
“flying saucer” addicts. — 
eee 
Fire Gives Own Alarm 
Courtesy of Lightning 
PORTLAND, Ore, u#—Probably Rg the fastest fire alarm on record 
here was turned in last night. 
A lightning bolt from a_ local 
thunderstorm knocked out a fire’ 
alarm box and set off the signal. 
Firemen said the nice part about 
the incident was that the fire was 
out before the alarm had finished’ 
sounding. |   
    
      
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Hutchinson, Kan., lacked one inch of being small 
enough to go through a downstairs door. The 
movers loaded the instrument 
truck, drove the truck onto the bed of a larger A piano, being 
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erected a ramp and, as seen above, pulled, 
pushed and prayed the piano into position through 
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  | : Communists Contin uing Maneuvers 
Near Demilitarized Zone in Korea 
By DONALD H, CHOI lwhere the neutral nations super-, 
WESTERNFRONT, Korea Visory commissfon members are the cry of cranes in the bird and 
(INS)—The Korean armistice housed. It was here that U.N. and animal Sanctuary, 
Sp-3 Morris J. Seltzer, of Pitts-| 
burgh, who was with us in lonely) 
outpost Maizie, said he has seen) 
tracers into the sky and 
cvhasee velking the .stilled air 
: and flares wa | “We can also observe hospitals, 
— Ly am and other big buildings jon the outskirts of Kaesong.”’ | 
two men then pointed to a) 
on 
  
Does Drinking 
Ease Troubles? UM Psychologist Says 
Effects, Not Quantity 
Determine Alcoholics 
ANN ARBOR w — Are you a 
social drinker? Try yourself 
against some of the ideas of a 
University of Michigan psycholo- 
gist. 
’ It isn’t hew much you drink, 
says Prof. Max L. Hutt. It's how 
the alcohol affects you that de- 
termines -whether you are an 
alcoholic. 
“When a person uses alcohol | 
as a solution for personal prob- 
lems,” the professor says, ‘‘it pro-| 
There are, he says, people who 
are not. yet alcoholics, but 
are already having difficulties’ in 
‘their jobs, families, and social con- 
tacts. These people need help 
while in the intermediate stage, 
he says. 
FOUR REASONS wHy 
Four reasons for excessive use 
of alcohol, Prof. Hutt says, are: | 
“Alcohol. has -additional vir- | 
tues for some as a substitute 
for aftection, especially since it 
is taken orally.” 
“Alcohol acts to release inhi- 
bitions; it reduces anxiety and it 
gives a fictitious feeling of assur- 
ance and self-corifidence.”’ 
“The alcoholic associates drink- | 
ing with pleasant things or ex- 
periences, A person never thinks: 
of. drinking unless he has seen 
others drinking or he has experi- 
enced drinking himself.” 
“In prior times, where an anes- 
thetic was not available for surgi- 
cal procedures, alcohol was used | 
as a pain reliever and therefore; 
it is sometimes thought of as a) 
  and tracers 
  who: the whining of artillery \Communist representatives met to| 
_ shells across the 155-mile front,|negotiate the Korean armistice. 
but flares In between the two lights, the 
stilt-seorch the night sky on the, ‘major said lies hill 155, where the 
. iReds are keeping a close eye on 
jthe U. N. forces, 
| vervese added: 
  | He sald the U.S, soldiers on the 
outpost are able to spot a Red | 
checkpoint on the northern side 
| of the demilitarized tone during | 
the daytime. On clear days, they | 
| are able to see up te % miles 
ere oe owen Selcmcer oot 
Seltzer said lots of game can be, 
‘found in the truce zone since no! 
shooting is allowed in the area 
junder the terms of the armistice “Here comes another 
Ferrese remarked as an artillery 
fish flickered over the dark | 
horizon. As if in agreement the 
fowl stopped their crooning, 
The major said 
jmanning the outpost used to live, 
|there, and explained: 
“They were ordered. 
iback so that they can relax with| 
\better ‘facilities. It is easier for) 
them to rest and report to their 
duty on a two-and-half ton truck’ 
from their quarters four miles back 
than to live here."’ that troo As we listened, we could hear 
oe one, 
ps 
to. move 
  
        Now, honestly 
Mr. Governor!       
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PARIS-BOUND Helen Hayes,/Democrat favoring a bill to author-; ss # ® who has “learned by experience|ize construction of a , Althoui that work is the best antidote for/at Hells Canyon, on the Snake(has been challenged in the courts,|a week         Philippines Excited [Teecher Rides Home | - 
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  Mr. Governor!            
  grief, will leave for Paris, France, 
in July, Miss Hayes, whose hus- 
band, Charles MacArthur, died 
April 21, will make her first film 
in four years. 
Texans Endorse 
Johnson Today 
  ‘Favorite Son’ Suggests| 
Other States Back Him 
as Presidential Choice 
DALLAS, Tex. W®—Texas County 
Democratic conventions meet to- 
day, the vast majority of them 
to put their stamp of approval on 
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson as both 
the state party leader and Texas’ 
“favorite son’ cantlidate for the 
Democratic presidential nomina- 
aan es ¢ @ 
The Senate majority leader, 
resting at his Perdernales River 
ranch after his smashing victory! 
over Gov. Allan Shivers for the 
staté party leadership in Satur- 
day's precinct conventions, yester- 
day Jeft the door open for a pos- 
sible presidential nomination. 
SEEKS SUPPORT 
He declared he was not seeking 
the support of delegations from 
other states but when asked if he 
would accept the nomination, re- 
plied: 
‘Tt would,” and after a pause 
added ‘‘—as of now.” 
Johnson, who was named chalr- 
man and delegation leader in his 
own precinct Saturday, plang to 
attend the Blanco County conven- 
tion at the old stone courthouse 
of the public square at Johnson| 
City today and then fly back to 
Washington. 
WANTS STATE UNITY 
The senator, whd scored a 41 
win over Shivers for the job of 
leading the Texas delegation 
to the Democratic National Con 
vention in Chicago, said he accept- 
ed the role of “favorite son" pres 
idential candidate purely in an ef- 
fort. ‘to unify the party in Texas."’| 
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Johnson had said earlier he 
would be willing to head a dele- 
gation that “represented all Texas 
Democrats, not just one faction." 
He had called for a delegation 
that would endorse the party's 
nominees “and then come back to 
Texas to work for their election.”’ 
Shivers, who stressed states - 
rights in hig campaign, -has said 
he would support the party ticket 
only if the Democratic presiden- 
tial tominee was acceptable to 
him and he indicated that he 
might support President Dwight 
Eisenhower again. Shivers, who 
headed a 1952 delegation that was. 
| seated at the national convention, 
later bolted the ticket and helped 
swing Texas into the Republican 
column. 
Registration Drops 
SACRAMENTO, Calif. u) —Cal-|- 
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June’ 5 presidential primary is 
5,487,822 — down 176,866 from the 
1954 primary, Democrats widened 
their traditional edge over Repub- 
licans. Their current registration 
totals 3,059,873, compared with th 
GOP'S 2,277,530. ; 
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   the dinner arrangements. at Will-O-Way Apprentice Mrs. William O. Merrill presided at the tea held « *~ 
he: ef DTA 
Theater Sunday for a group 
‘of theater lovers interested in the continuation of the     
of) wee af 
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Waterford Lists “Concert Artists: Artists for the coming series of sings art and folk songs and slave special ' interest to this - loc ality. five times to appear 
concerts of the Waterford Town-|120 instruments. They are on tour ‘From Detroit, he received most of Boston Symphony. 
ship Civic Music Association have 
been announced. 
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Personalities to be featured are 
Blanche Thebom, mezzo-soprano 
Strong, 
and ‘The ~ Rabinotts, violin and| 
piano duo. 
The artists were sclected at's 
meeting of the talent committee 
at the home of Mrs. Edmund 
Windeler Saturday evening at 
the closing of the _—— 
membership campaign. 
Two-hundred workers namical 
residents of Waterford, Pontiac, 
Clarkston and West Bloomfield) 
areas. The selection of artists 
was determined by tallying the   _ preference ballots. 
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' Miss Thebom is the leading 
mezzo-soprano of the Metropolitan 
Opera Company and is well known 
for her recordings and appearances 
on television. The New York 
Herald Tribune critic says of Miss 
Thebom, “Here is a fine artist, 
endowed with all that is needed: 
Voice, figure, looks and beta nha m ent. ” 
UNIQUE, FAMILY 
The Engelkinder is. a unique 
family from the Austrian Alps. 
The family, with seven children 
ranging in age from 5 to 18, dances, 
Jaycee Group 
Gives Dinner 
-for Husband 
Members of the Junior Chamber | 
of Commerce Auxiliary were host- 
esses to their husbands at Wilkins. 
The recent meeting was the annual |. 
installation dinner of the group. 
Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. 
Dale Carney were cochairman for|. * 
      
Mrs, Leonard Buzz was in 
stalled as president, Mrs. Leslie 
Langford as vice president; Mrs. 
Fred Fahr, corresponding sec- 
retary; Mrs, James, Martin, 
secretary,and Mrs. Leslie Hotch- 
     
will be presented this evening 
Pontiac High School, opening the 
Zist spring concert presented by 
the Vocal Department of the school, 
jinonoff, 
Palestrina, in American this year for the 
first time, 
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Pianist Seymour Lipkin is } al   
;PHS Vocal 
'Concert Set 
for Tonight. |. Second me Third 
Performances Due, 
Thursday, Friday for Mrs. Hanna’ his training there. He has already, 
|soloed with 15 major symphonies, | 
|has received ‘the Rachmaninoff | 
Award and) has been re-engaged 
Post-Wedding 
hower Given   
Mrs. Kenneth E. Hanna was the 
honoree at a post-nuptial shower) 
given by Mrs. G. Richard- Jarvis 
of Pontiac — | 
Mrs. Hanna is oe former Judith 
Ann Schroeder, daughter of Mr. 
The first of three performances/and Mrs. George E. Schroéder of 
at 
s 
This evening’s--performance at 
8:15 o'clock in the auditorium will 
be repeated Thursday and Friday 
evenings at the same time. The) 
large enrollment of girls in giée’ 
club work made it necessary to 
divide the vocalists into three 
groups. Each girl will sinz on two 
of the three concert nights. 
This year’s concert ts dedicated | 
to the golden anniversary of the 
Natjonal Music Educators Con- 
ference whose aim is “Musile | 
For Every Child—Every Child 
for Music." 
The A Cappella Choir will sing; 
“Lift Up Your Hearts’’ by Gretch- 
““Like as a Hart” by 
“O Lord God" by 
Tschesnekoff and ‘Lost in the 
Night,” a Finnish folk song ar- 
ranged by Se: 
~ ie 27 
    North Marshall street. Kenneth is 
the son of Mrs. Charles A, Irons of 
Lake Orion and the late William 
Hanna 
A ny married March 24 
at Central Methodist Church by 
the Rev. 
reside in Bethesda, Md, 
Mrs. 
at the tea service. George Schroeder presided 
Invited guests 
included Mrs, leons, Mrs. Carl 
Hanna, Mrs. Fred Hanna and 
Mrs. Jack Hardy of Detroit, Mrs.! 
Charlies Wait, Mrs. Jack Matich, 
'Mrs. Charles Jarvis and Mrs. Lynn 
Davis. 
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Others at the recent shewer, 
were Mrs. Samuel Dow, | Mrs. 
| Harold’.dames, Mrs. Paul Karmpe, 
An- ‘Mrs. Jerry Stenwall, Mrs. 
tonio Rocketto, Mrs. Robert Hol-; 
loway and Mrs, James Heathcott. 
Mrs. Charties Dietrich, Mrs. Wes- 
ley C. Dinnan, Mrs. Edwin Carl- 
son.and Marilyn Carlson also at- 
  
  The choir will also present: 
“Love Bongs 
A sremers in the Branches" 
“Nightingale, Thy Sweetest Song” 
“Bird in Air Will Stray Afar’ 
“From Yon Hills the Deerent eee 
“Roberta Selections’  . : 
Boys’ glee clubs will sing: Brahms 
“Soldiers Chorus" (Faust) Gounod 
“Rigoletto Travesty’ Verdi-Botsford! 
“Hush, Come Quickly” (Rigoletto™ 
Verdi- Pitagerald 
“Papageno's Bong” (The ioaded Uh ute) ‘ 
Mortar 
      kiss, treasurer. 
Mrs. Don: Anderson, outgoing | 
president, conducted the installa-| 
tion. 
eo e 
Mrs. Henry McCandless and Mrs 
Louis Cole Jr. were elected local Everett will sing “Zing! When the | \tre 
delegates to represent the group 
at board meetings. 
[odbalecs: 
to Hadassah 
Maurice Floch, noted Detroit 
clinical psychologist, and lecturer 
at Wayne University, will speak at 
the annual meeting of the Poritiac 
Chapter of Hadassah Thursday at 
8:30 p.m. in the Temple Beth Ja- 
cob, 
. _e @ *. ¢ 
Mr. Floch will speak on ‘Sex 
Deviation From Biblical to Mod- 
ern Times” followed by a discus- 
sion, For the past 19 years, Mr. 
Floch hag been the. staff criminolo- 
gist at.the Detroit Hous? of Cor- 
rection, and of recent years has 
been superintendent of the school 
' He has often contributed to na- 
tional psychological journals, and 
he is well known for his work 
with alcoholics, drug addicts and 
eex deviates, 
* 
Others on the program wil! al * 
‘Naomi Ruth Schlyfestone, modern 
dancer, who will present her inter-* 
em: open {6 the public, “Softly, a ‘in ‘the Morning “Bunrise”’ 
(The ‘oon Romberg 
“Silver Moen" (My Mafyland) Romberg 
Several soloists will also be 
heard. Phyllis Smith will sing the 
spiritual “Swing Low, Sweet 
Chariot.’ “I Dreamt I*Dwelt in 
Marble Halls” by Balfe is Ruth 
Ann Tower's selection : 
* * & 
“Vienna, 
and Vieks Jane Austin will sing 
My City of Dreams” 
Strings of My Heart.’ Dianne 
oe < also be heard | in solo, 
Will Speak 
on Thursday 
ies” Twenty - 
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i 
  MAURICE FLOCH 
nlnce Rosenthal, 
lfy \Mrs. Fred Swartz, vice president; | 
iMrs. Kenneth Spring, secretary; 
iweant- -at-arms. 
ness meets: Breakfast Given 
le Fete Mothers 
Epsilon Rho Chapter of Beta’ 
"Sigma Phi honored members’ ers will be Clarence L, Smith of mothers Sunday at a mother and) 
‘daughter breakfast held at Rotun- 
a Inn. 
Me Burton Bond, chairman, in- 
troduced Mrs, Carl Schultz, guest) 
ispeaker. Mrs. Edward Amann gave | 
the invoeation, 
Mrs, M. A. Calbi, chapter ad-, 
iviser, attended with her mother, 
Mrs. Seelye, an honorary member. | 
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    Twenty-eight were present includ- | 
\ing the mothers of Mrs. Charles 
‘Hoffman, Mrs. Amann, Mrs. Bond, 
Mrs. Thomas Reed, Mrs. R. D. 
Smith, Mrs, . Thomas . F-ggleston, 
James E. Beall, Betty Soper, 
Mrs. Robert Covington, Betty Lip- 
ipard, Virginia: Lippard, Mrs. Or- 
ville MeMorris and Mrs. 
eae 
\Niblick Bowlers 
Y Hold Luncheon | 
eight members of the | 
Niblick. Bowling League gathered. 
lat Forest Lake Country Club 
for a luncheon meeting with Mrs.) 
| Lloyd Mitchell, Mrs. Ray Kings-| 
‘bury and Mrs. N. EF. Durocher as 
the committee for the day. 
The luncheon table was deco- 
‘rated with Maypoles and_ pastel 
istreamers over bowls of pastel 
/painted daisies. 
Mrs, Jobn Marek, retiring pres-| 
“jident, conducted the meeting and 
‘presided at the election of officers. | 
Mrs, Grant Helwig is president, | 
  iMrs, Howard Upham, treasurer, , 
land Mrs, Clayton Newport, ser-| 
An_ afternoon of! 
‘contract bridge followed the busi- {~ 
nn on! 
\Goes to Port Huron 
Mrs, Charles Seefluth of Sem-.; 
baritone, will inole avenue has beén called to 
pretation of three Israeli folk danc-|sing two solos. The program is Port Huron due to the death of 
her brothe?,/Bruce Kennedy. | 
) table were Mrs. George Wyman (center) of Ottawa 
drive and Mrs. Charles Uligian of : Starr avenue. 
  | 
, tinction of heing equally popular 
| 
[ensemble number. 3 
Dr. Milton Bank, will “at 
John Filippi and Mrs. 
| nounced, 
le maid of honor and Geraldine, 
\Zettell of Royal Oak and tended, “| 
Ralph . | ‘Ellsworth { 
  e 
fh 
Operating Se 
| Play /house 
Gets Help. 
From Fans 
Plans Formulated 
for Hills ‘Institution 
at Sunday Tea 
By JUDITH L. CLEMENCE 
Pontiac Press Women's Editor 
Those attending the tea at Will- 
O-Way Apprentice Theater on West. 
Long Lake Road Sunday came 
away determined to fight for the 
continuation of the litthe country. 
playhouse in Bloomfield Hills, 
Many of them did not know of 
the severe blow syffered by the 
playhouse last sumnjer during the 
unprecedented heat wave, , 
And they didn’t knew of the 
financial reverses suffered in 
1948 when top-notch movie stars 
failed to ‘make the grade,” 
causing the theater a severe loss, 
These losses are about made up 
now, but only through real strug-— « 
gle on the part of the Merrill 
family which founded Will-O- | 
Way. | 
» . * 
But early this spring an an-— 
nouncement telling of the possible - 
close of this theater, which has 
rated among the top 10 in the 
country, brought an avalanche of 
calls—people asking why such a_ 
thing must happen, 
THEIR PROBLEMS 
Then these people decided that 
ithe problems of Will-O-Way were Pontiac Press Pagtes 
lso photographed at the tea 
  They made sure that every- 
Mrs. Playhouse. 
one became acquainted at the tea. Checking from backstage at Will-O. 
lw ay Apprentice Theater were Mrs. Ken- 
neth E, Turher Jr. and William W.~ Turner is director of the Apprentice Hee atene oe they have ; Th ooops : " one something about it, Merrill, iabasanil director of W ill- O- Way Theate r, A “packag® ticket,” a group of es — — = ——$_—_— 
Women’ S section a ——————— 
TUESDAY, MAY 8, six tickets sold for the price of 
five which caf. be used for any 
of the performances all summer 
long, is the idea which caught the | 
enthusiasm of these people. 
This, they decided, would al- 
leviate the problem encountered 
| with a season ticket when vaca- 
PAGES 12- 15 | tlon time rolls round. If this 
same enthusiasm spreads te the 
= surrounding area, Will-O- Way 
should be strong and healthy 
again, with the 
“The combined talents of a | 
young dancer and a concertino 
virtuese are present in the team 
of Gregory and Strong. They 
will present & program ranging 
from the early classics to jazz. 
This team has the unusual dis- 1956 
  
Mrs Albright Hens Eaueetors 
Delta Kappa Gamma Holds Election in. both concert and nightclub 
performances,   
Following the meeting Sunday, 
tea was served on the revolving 
— at the Apprentice Theater. 
| The podium and meeting equip- Renno and Sylvia Rabinoff are a’ 
husband and wife violin and piano 
iduo. ‘Their recital programs have 
been called “an artistic union of . The annual election tea of Delta Gamma being held in’ Grand (man, Mrs.° Wiersema and Mrs.;ment moved slowly out of sight | 
two perfectly matched talents.""| Kappa Gamma, Alpha Beta Chap-| Rapids May 18, 19 and 20. ‘O'Dell. Four of these members and into view came the lovely. tea _ 
'They will be heard in both solo and ter, was held in the library of Delegates of the club to the will sing in a choral group. |tables, “candles burning, surrpund- NV 
Isaac Crary Junior High School convention will be Mrs. Harold, Pate areas ann eee wring. flowers Cemter:icf sas and | 
on Scott Lake road Monday with|Northon, Mrs. @Jbright, Mrs. Fay fee service for the social hour fol- 
35 members present. |Ealy, Mrs. Stanley Olczak, Miss lowing the business meeting. 
Mrs. Irene Albright was elected|French, Mrs. Olive Lord, Mrs. 
Mire William .Sanderoon and President; Mrs. Thomas Dodson, Harvey Bidstrup, Katherine Hart- Mint RTC) Linpard hare welccen eq rst vice president; Mrs. Clare = 
rE: bie ere ‘Hubbell, second vice president; . New S . . as new members of New Sylvanites Patricia. Knudsen, rding sec-| 
Ctub when the group met recently Members Greeted 
by’New Sylvanites ° 
weresiding at the tea table were | 
. |Mrs. Lillian Hicks, Mrs, William The Mother's Day theme was \O. Merrill, Mrs. Claire Hagey and corre out in pink and white Mrs. William W. Merrill. 
cae Wceies con | Mrs. Kenneth E, Turner Jr. ar- ranged the tea. surrounded by apple blossom     
  jas, 
  Disagree the hame of Mia EV) Ge ee retary; Aldene French, wa corsages, White tapers and an Further information concerning | 
Sa Island court. Slaton e Weeie Senna [e) n S h ari n . Italian lace tablecloth completed ea ae aw be obtained by Pe Theoc m € g ey ee iealling Will Way Theater on 
tarian. : ° : . iWest Long Lake road, 
  Plans were completed for the in- 
stallation of new officers at ‘a din- | 
ner on May 24, 
A program of games directed by 
Mrs. Geizer was enjoyed by mem- 
bers and Mrs. Gerald Scott, Mrs. 
Patric la) 
gue sts for the evening. | Convention 
  Serving on the hostess commit-| |tee were Mable Double, chairman: New escent jMrs. Kohn, Mrs. Wiersema and 
Mrs. David Turo. A 
. re Install A wife writes me: “Every time ed 
it rains my husband and I have Breakfast Held by Figure Club 
a disagreement and I would like’ at St. Michael Mrs. George Cunningham is the 
you to séttle it once and for all.! newly installed president of the 
He objects, to holding my umbrella! A 7:30 Mass preceded the annual Fashion-Your- i Figure Club. 
over me, which I insist every mother-daughter breakfast held by 
igentleman walking on the street the Altar Rosary Society of St. Others serving on te are Mrs. 
with a lady should do. Michael Church Sunday morning. Gordon Flattley, vice president; 
“He says he doesn't mind not The Rev. Michael O'Reilly, spirit-|Mrs’ Joseph McLeod, recording - 
a rehearsal dinner Friday eve- sharing my umbrella but he thinks Ual adviser, présided at the secretary; Mrs. Clarence Edwards, 
as it is not large enough: Sathering. * weight recorder; Mrs. Thomas Fol- 
tq. One hundred mothers and som, scales manager, and Mrs. 
daughters attended the breakfast Carl Rehm, corresponding secre- | 
served by the men of the parish. tary. ' 
Mrs. Gayle Coulson, president of | 
the Altar Rosary Society, presided’ 
at the business meeting that fol-. = , 
lowed. Committee -reports were Mrs. Vern Case was welcomed 
‘presented and tentative plans were, 8 % NeW Member at the Thurs- 
made for the annual bazaar to be) @#Y meeting at Adah Shelly Li- 
lheld in the fall. rary: 
Mrs. Mary Hurtubise was ap Color slides of the club's recent 
[Pointed to head fhe honor guard.| [Suniversary party were shown by 
'Mrs, Robert Bunge, .n. na Mrs. Iva O'Dell, outgoing U b || ] 
president of this edcuational or. | mM re a 
ganization, presided at a busi- | 
ness meeting, discussing the an- 
nual money-raising project and 
the plans for the Michigan State 
of Delta Kappa BY EMILY Post 
  | Papineau, 
‘Bridal Attendants N ante 
Attendants for the Saturday wed-| Mr. and Mrs, George A. Drake. 
ding of Dorothy Williams and will entertain the bridal party at! 
Charles Lawson have been an-| 
Ining at their home on Square as long 
\to keep both of us dry I shou 
hold it over mvself." - * 8 
Lucille Shove of Royal Oak will Lake. 
Dorothy was the honoree at a 
Drake will be bridesmaids. Sari-| Kitchen and utlilty shewer gives 
llor Garrison will be flower girl. Thursday by Miss Zettell. 
| John F, Kinvilte. of Detroit | Guests were Mrs. Tonking Wil- jliams, Mrs. Emma McLean, Bar- 
wie leceve) 88) Bent) rene, and eee: jbara Kemp, Mrs. Thomas Timm-' 
reck, Patricia Smith, Mrs. Robert) 
Detroit and John T. Kelly. Stoner, Nancy Flynn, Mrs, Ed 
The couple will be married Sat- Barras, Mrs. Thomas W esley, 
‘urday at St. Vincent de Paul Mrs. James O'Connor, Mrs, Robert 
‘Church with the Rev. John F. Tier-'Clark, Mrs. Frank Zettel, Mrs. | —_——_— . 5 
iney of Christ the King Church, Dennis Boyle, Miss Drake and ‘Dear Mrs. Post: I'm going to Entertain Mothers | [Detroit, officiating. |Miss Shove. _ : invite one of the young men who 
works under my supervision, and 
f . ihis wife, to my house to dinner. 
|   
Mary __ Answer: If it is a woman's size 
umbrella, he is right. A woman 
holds her own ‘small umbrella 
over herself. A man's, large 
erough to keep both dry, he 
would hold. She would take his 
bent arm to bring them as close 
as possible under the center of 
the umbrella. Mrs, Donald Rosie .won the 
trophy for losing. the most weight. 
Committee chairmen appointed 
Brownie Troop 427, of Drayton by the new president are Mrs. 
Plains entertained mothers at a H. Royal Gammage, ‘program: 
a Thursday. The mothers were Mrs. Richard Kellogg and 
my wife wondered whether in Presented with hand-embroidered Mrs. Beatrix Vogel, hospital- 
courtesy she should be invited too. deilies. Troop, members _ partici- _ ais tend Frye, pub 
Nice as I'm sure the lady is, hav- Pated in @ musical program. Mrs. |licity; ~ Mrs. Quinn, cards and 
ing her will upset our plans a bit. Kenneth Jackson showed célor flowers; Mrs. Flattley, contests, 
But we dont wantin seem mde.” mevics of several troop activities. ote Mrs. Nic poly. b ES 
ee Pastor Talks at Breakfast You are 
a ‘ 
ee   tt tetas oan eeoaal 
‘Her mother is visiting them and 
Answer under np o 
ligation to include her. But. 
she is visiting them for only 
very short time, it certainly would “Who Forms Your Opinions” was sented by. the 175 women attending 
be better to wart until she “has the subject of the address by the the breakfast. 
gone home before inviting them. ipey Paul Sloan Jr.—who spoke Following the address, Luka 
; a Monday marning to tha United Fultz sang ‘The Lord's Prayer.” 
“Dear Mrs. Post: My husband Church Women at the annual May 
will be graduating from medical eeilowship Breakfast in the Oak- Wednesday morning at 11: 15, 
schoof shortly and the question: yang avenue United Presbyterian Mrs. Theodore 0. Wedel of Wash- 
of graduation announeements has Church. \ington, D, C., president of United 
come up. We wold like to know Church Women, National Council, 
to. whom it is proper to send # 7. Roy will speak in All Saints Episco: 
such announcements, and also at ino. Drayton Avenue Presbyterian. pal, Church at the Oakland Coun- 
what time should they be sent?” (Church, Ferndale, urged his listen-| y Convocation of the Episcopal 
‘ers to become informed on subjects; Diecese of Michigan, 
Answer: They are sent to'rela- of the day. Those seeking facts) Al] women of the community are 
tives and intimate friends and all should ask themselves if they are invited to hear her-speak on ‘The neighbors who could be intere sted swayed by personalities, newspa-| ‘Recovery of Family Life Through 
in hearing the, news. They: are pers, organizations, radio or tele- Relationships.” 
‘sent out immediately after gradu- vision. 
Coming Events lation. 
Jo-Ann Allen Wed MOMS of America, Unit 21, will meet Wednesday noon with Mrs. Charles Shel- age, listen to world reporters, le ton, 2190 Pontiac Rd. 
‘to John S. Parker "hear both sides of a question and reveled) of Baldwin Avenue Methodist 
Jo-Ann Kathleen Allen and John, evaluate the source of informa- Sore ment Retsents perl eet 
'§. Parker were married May 3 tion, the Rev. Mr. Sloan stated. (tram, 105 E. Chicago Bt. 
‘in Angola, Ind. Their attendants’ One should also question the mo-| p Sunshine Group of corene mage lacaya - eet a ie temple were Mrs. Catherine Fostér and tive behind facts and always seek 82 Perkins st. Wednesday noon for a David Wilsen of Lake Orion. The ‘the will _of God in the pursuit Owe luncheon, Social hour will 
newlyweds will make their home > newlyweds will truth, he concluded. Ladies Auxiliary, 39¢, National Associa- vin Lake Orion. -* tion Leter Carriers will meet with ‘Mre Jo-Ann is the daughter of “Mrs May Fellowship Day has always Harold Fn RR Meron) Bt Wedriea: 
Virginia B. Allen of Arcadia court been a day’ of friendship far the | Puindane Clase, of F ' 
and John H. Allen of Lake Orion. promotion of greater unity and un- enurch will meet tonight at 1 ot er 
John is the stn of Mrs (grace derstanding among women in their nett Chapel. Mrs. Leon Reed will apeax 
_'Parker of Lake Orion and Harrvilocal community. meron Metorercle Clue Auxiliary wi) 
‘Parker of Detroit. i There were 25 churches . repre- eC ICE * * @. 
. Mr. Sloan. pastor. of 
  
  Before forming an opinion, one 
| should read newspapers that give 
national and international cover- 
  The al toward identical mother-daughter cot- 
tons is highlighted in these dotted swiss designs for 
ewarm weather. The. horizontal striped dress is’ for 
youthful mothers and, their daughters, Bowed neck- 
lines, bodices etched in clean-cut lines and {ull shirts 
are summer-cool styling. = . Ra ep m. Thurpees,        
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. } MAY 8, 1950 a ; _ : THIRTEEN a 
  | oe eq _|taken care ot by Mrs, Edward a‘ ¢ the sheath slim lire to identify St 
: Periodic T €nsion . Can Be Relieved i apr re em eee oe — 3 - m : 
: : ay Y sak | 4 dron eens potienen: alt roe oped new fet =a eon sterier gr eve top oe : . : eve lo! new res a , 
‘By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN {1 am writing for three days this!monthly period is an itiness " Hen eee Commitee member fo —— with Mrs, ners a3} —— = oo = a   
  
        week about pre-menstrual:tension,'er than a natural happening, but|I believe that tens of thousands _. a Until comparatively tecently the roe because 1 wish to imbue because today there is medicallof women never connect their un-|™eeting of Iraq Caldron 70, Daugt| e © 6 oN hee ao re voice Farrel Trained Hair 
emotional instability tension! mind—with the idea that your'help for you. : {happy times with these four or ters of Mokanna. Mrs. Victor) Thelma Anderson, Mrs, Russell tylists is the Best Spring Tonic for You. | which most women experience to mee ifive days each month: Bodamer is genera! chairman with Woodbury, Mrs. Ben Richardson ROWENA’S some degree during the week * ¢ Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs. Glen and Mrs, Albert Kugler were host- DOWNTOWN BEAUTY enor . 
preceding their menstural periods .| Tomorrow: “Mates Should Un-|Jolly and Mrs. Murray White esses at the recent meeting held =u N. cAGinae Netter gd yw st] Ld 
taken’ for ed “ derstand Wife's Depressive handling refreshments, ‘in the VFW Hall on South Saginaw | Over Noamede’s Cerner Columbia 
wes oe ro | Moods.” _ | Tickets and prizes are. being street. — : VE §-3138       
    an’s lot.’*- ~ * ¢ 6 
Now a number of studies have 
been made which indicate that 
from 50 to 7% per cent of all nor- 
mally menstruating girls and wom- 
en suffer one or more discomforts 
associated with this period, These 
symptoms vary greatly in severity, 
depending on the individual wom- 
an. 24 West Huron Street, 
Pontiac . . . open. 
Friday and Monday 
evenings ‘Gift box, no charge... 
special Mother's Day 
wrappings for a 
4 small fee 
        
  The most usual, one is ‘ner- 
vous emotional instability, 
such as irritability, erying much 
‘more readily than usual, sud- 
den fits of temper which are 
not habitual, and depression, 
During recent years the medi-| 
cal profession has recognized pre- 
menstrual tension as a real tireat 
es a happy home life, social life       
sions has taken — 
Ld] * s 
It has been found that the usual ~ .. Passes on to You Hints on 
symptoms women experience for Be WHAT MOTHER REALLY WANTS"! |. 
Pee eee hormone im-| ong emotional instability, =» | PLEASE HER WITH ONE OF THESE GIFTS . . . MOTHER'S DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 13 -   
  balance, which increases the wa- 
ter retention in the tissues, causes 
changes in the breasts and uterus, 
and alters carbohydrate metabo- S H and aliens eapowereie newdo SOFOTItY Ho] ds reslie During this pre-menstrual pe- | ‘Song of Spring” was the theme) in achieving. poise through the 
riod a woman often gains from |0f the May Day breakfast held development of natural assets,”     
\® Are we guessing? Not at 
all! Day after day we hear | 
the wishful sighs *_* 6 the a ‘* 
    
     
  
        
   
  
               
    four te six pounds or more, Usy- |5Unday morning at Devon Gables the speaker stated, ss “nT % 
ally these symptoms all disap- |by 40 members and guests of “Correct posture and an attrac- exceencties Md wet pear with the advent of the |Omega bee Cost jtive basic wafdrobe tend to give | would like... | only wish period. ‘the individual poise’ and confi- Henry tor Jim or Mary) Programs in the shape of musi-.dence. By practicing tact, timing Et ° Yy E cal notes marked each guest's and tolerance, charm and poise would give me this!’ Show ngagement Told place and centerpieces were ar-'wij! become natural develop- your thoughtfulness. Sur- t s t d F rangements of spring flowers and ments.’ iene 
at oaturaay Fete miniature birds, emphasizing the) 44/4, Harold Sibley presented the . . ; prise her with the little lux- 
BIRMINGHAM — = oo ; - invocation. Officers and committee r wou . William Sea fala Ann Ward, apeaker, told mem. (chairmen of the sorority Were LENOX SWAN FRENCH IMPORT BEDTIME STORY uy ae ld a too _—s 
 thome road, Birminghani, gave a eat Te tn Cen ee th lit aa licate * Roses of carnations, so astonish- . « + One Of Royal Doulton’s most selfish to buy for. herself. : 
cocktail party Saturday to an-| *Chool. “They train girls in mod- son, general chairman for the "clone chine which — ingly life-like they fool everybody! charming figurines. Other Doul- Our experienced salespeo- nounce the engagement of their) *#"S 8nd self-improvement and ‘breakfast. _ a yeh si coe coine anich) Graces ns Waxed, delicately scented. - ton masterpieces, $13 to $65. daughter, Anne Loring, to Gilbert . . _. White House. Large size, $8.95. : \ ple will steer you to a wise 
Bogley of Birmingham. ™ * - . Fadeless” - +. of Hummel choice. $f : He is. the son of Mrs. F. L. - ° Small Sizes, $2.95, $3.95 Flowers ... 6 for $3.95 Figures ........ $5 up 
Houck of Warren, Ohio and the} “© : 
late Roland.A. Bogley of Washing- Grd] REDI ICE 
ton, D, C. He was graduated from | ; 
Princeton University in 1952 where} ) I ‘ he was a member of Cannon Club. | - Before Hot Weather! aes as an Army lieutenant : n Korea an@ Japan Lose 3-5 5-15 F Anne attended Kingswood School | e 3-5 Inches 5 2 15 Pounds i Cranbrook and was graduated from | In Just 10 Visits 
St. Mary of the Mountains, Little- . 
-ton, N. H. and from Cornell Uni-| A i re you ashamed to remove your winter versity last J “ : arr : 
oe Alpha Pel cee | coat? Are you hiding ugly, disfiguring \ 
spent her junior college year at. useless pounds under that winter coat? \ 
the University of “Paris. An Aug-. What are you going to do ‘when it gets \ j 
; ust wedding is being planned, hot ” Were you left out of a lot of fun last 
; summer by those ugly pounds? Will the : . \ 
Capacity Crowds same thing happen to you this summer? =e ; : } ENGLISH / 
See ‘Fifth Season’ - | PEPPER MILLS OVEN-TO-TABLE TRAY-AND-CART BONE CHINA 7, ! : ; Gense Swedish stainless steel Four | bles: / : . { tlevo se. Swedish stainless steel., our large tray tables; use the at Playhouse WELL, LISTEN! ‘. ore ‘ eal ee to a joy fo use! Won't tarnish . : one with casters as serving cart bie lustered English bone china - 
' Se . Sete ELL Lal LACES Gaal never needs polishing. or storage rack. Brass legs. ups and saucers. selection With a laugh-provoking story on It doesn’t have to be. We make reducing pleas- crystal or mellow wood. : au, Christmas, right now! 
New York’s ‘clothing industry, the ant, easy and soothing for you. Ugly pounds Bowls, Trays, airy 4 Set) sbewe. $21.95 Other Cup and Saucer Duos, rh r é 6 * . 
, Beveligeen S panes avers = and. inches disappear. while you have fun. Wood — $5.95 to $9. 95 __ Pieces .. . .$7.50 to $ ray Table Sets. $16.95 | gift enact $2.35 up 
formances at their Playhouse. @ Scientific Swedish Massage @ Whirlpool : ’ 
2 & Baths @ Flabby Muscles Toned @ Look “The Fifth Season,’ was staged VY Feel Y. ' li 
on Friday and Saturday of both ounger — ree: Tounger. = ; Check this ist 
this and the previous weekend. 1 
Prime serve in bringing the two for oe ideas: 1 | i Ww i 
clothing makers out of their ROACH HEALTH INSTITUTE Wonderful selection of = 
financial stump, was Max Pin. | : Westmoreland Milk Glass. — 
cus, played by Jack Hassberger. 319 National Bidg. FE 4- 4131— bowls, plates, candy dishes, 
His lines, like, “We have five | vases, etc. - 2.25, 3.50     
    
seasons, Fall, Winter, Spring, | 
Summer, and Slack,” drew most | M 
of the laughs. « i: 
Romantic angle of the stot was Jf 
a wife and girl friend entangle-. 
* ment, centered about the other | * German hand-cut leadécrys- 
tal relish dishes, candy 
dishes, vases. 4.50, 5.50 | 
| 
   
    Copper tea kettles from 
Sweden, England and Ger- 
many. 12.95 to $35 - 
Hand - cut crystal mayon- 
naise‘-set.- Fostoria Holly. 
Bowl, plate, ladle.  =—-- 7.95      
  GIVE YOUR CLOTHES THE 
AIR OF SPRING WITH 
TOP QUALITY CLEANING Prompt Pickup and Delivery 
We Give Gold Bell Gift Stamps ‘ 
294 E. Pike St. : 
4100 E. Walton FE 2-0661 moral note. ‘Your advice is ro- : 
mance with the guy that gives the MAMRM MM . mm MW a ak a a 
‘ ' a? - * | | 
business! Ha! I say, that's mie COCO UOTE EET     
       : Halsted. 
“Married Life is really eee 
ful —it's so legitimate,” was a key 
line for a minor part done by Liz pag 
Boyne, but the pseudo sophisti- BY 
cated play even questioned that! 
veracity. 
As his partner let partying with| 
a dress wholesaler and two girl | 
friends affect collecting bills from. x 
the wholesaler. Pineus set the 
  Kensington compass platter foe 
ire! fee 0 SG i oy 
FOR HER DRESSER Dainty rhinestone - studded | | ROYAL HOLLAND PEWTER tea set 4. is Set picture frame for her dress- * 
er bedude table . . what more ing table. 2.95 - +. heirloom of the future. Hand-made by skilled Dutch 50 welcome than a pair of hurricane Craftsmen. Its satiny finish requires no polishing . . . will 
lamps? Milk glass and brass. never tarnish. Creamer, sugar, tea pot, awe pot. : 
Lomps, each... $6.95 15-in. polished wood tray, pewter rim, $20,        
       
  
      
          
    
dee   a he’s giving us—the business? 
Pincus and Miss Oppenheimer, @ 
done by Dawley Etter, star in a I he DEMAND for 
sensitive scene where exchanging @ 
reminiscences of white bread and & 
wine on Friday nights in . their MA I URE W OMEN 
childhoods develops into  love- : ; ; 
a for Office Work — talk. 
. bee et 5 ; 
far exceeds the supply. Women whose chil- 
by Mae Sewell dren are in school or college may qualify 
In a ceremony performed at 4@ for these positions by attending either the 
o'clock Saturday, Mae Sewell of B day or evening sessions. North Perry street hecame the » —- . . 
bride of J. J. Dickerson of Auburn g You are invited to call and inspect the list 
7 pe ee = of excellent positions which we are unable 
The ceremony was read by them to. fill. 
H: Se cane 2 ASIC Beginning and “Brush-up” classes in Gregg Short- 
burn Heights in the Eldridge strect hand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Comptometer and 
homé of Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. g Calculator. 
Moody, the couple's only alten: # NEW CLASSES THIS WEEK Give her a complete 
"service 10 eight! 
IMPORTED CHINA 
~~ , 49 
Yes...» real, vitrified china, despite the low 
price!” Famous, Japanese Noritake .. . hard to 
break . . . mext-to-impossible to chip . 8 each 
of dinner plates, salads, bread-butters, cups, 
saucers, fruits; cream, sugar, platter, veg. bowl. 44008888 
—_ 
Vows rs Repeated 
    
  MELLOW, PINE 
wall preces .. . sure to please the Other sets in china, 
          
    
      
  os ‘S | lover of Early American. Spoon _. 83.50 to 279.00 / 
Following 4 honeymoon trip, the @ Day, Half-Day and Evening , racks, spice chests, planters, etc. | 5 / 
& “ae rat Se! oa ae cat ' , Letter-holder Planter, $8.95 f n Au eights rm) - ; ° Other Pieces ... $4.95°up 1 
scmamexs——* The Business Institute = : / 
      
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’ ~ Call in Person or Return This Ad for New Bulletin ’ é , i : 
a : 1. Planning a June or July wedding? Be sure to ay, 
Mr. Governor! s Vike 8 I MEMO TO BRIDES! _ister your) gift preferences NOW! / 
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      _FOURTEEN Pye THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 1956 } 
    
  
  
  “ON A BUDGET?” 
—“00T WASHDAY. BLUES?” | 
You can wash- and 
-dry your week's laun- 
dry in 60 minutes for 
only... 
1.80 _ While You Shop! 
You can wash and fluff-dry 3 washer loads with fin- 
est soap furnished and shop while - 
TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER at this low price. 
AUTOMAT | SELF SERVE LAUNDRY 
25 North Telegraph Rd. By ANNE HEYWOOD -{ieoks, at the beginning, like the 
We hear so. much nowatiays,real thing, but which doesn’t have 
about the importance of oa of| much a pent . 
saying peopl ar, ‘ 
Ee eet pimonts. treely and) He problem was to get a job, smiling at everyone. after years as a housewife. She 
Yet, too often, this kind of Ws 48,"had good typing skill but 
“charm” is a travesty of the real/" experience. 
thing and fools nobody. Mrs. B. also needed a jod. She, 
whose | ‘00, had typing skill but no expe- 
| Sher Spe tel aaa whose | Tlence save as a housewife. Mrs. 
| eyes remain neutral. Their com- B, did not have that kind of 
pliments, lavishly given, are just “charm,” but she was pleasant 
a flimsy coverup for biatant self. | #94 polite. 
seeking. I sent both ma and Mrs. B. 
a articularly,|t0 be interviewed for a job as re- 
thin nl oe won wil get we. ceptionist at a large advertising 
‘nowhere. What really counts is @sency. The personnel director re-   understand, and complimented her 
on her dress, but showed no under- 
standing at all of the busy schedule 
or of good manners. 
EXUDED CHARM 
Once in the personnel: director's 
office, she just exuded charm, and 
talked a blue streak about: how 
wonderfully she could handle the 
job, what wonderful, wonderful 
things she had heard about the 
company, and so forth. She wasn’t 
hired.   Manners Triumph Over ‘Charm’ 
pitch in with typing 
jing! for a 
As the saying goes, 
say, ‘Isn't she charming,’ she 
isn’t. If you say, ‘Gee, I like her!’ 
she is,”* 
That is another triumph of good 
manners over = 
* s 
      simple good manners. jported back after seeing them both 
* * & tard his comments were something: | 
ao * tL] 
This reminds me of two women 
I met recently, They are as differ. Mrs. A, had arrived at a busy ent as night and day, yet their “me, but that didn’t bother her., 
problems were identical. She smiled charmingly if firmly 
and biudgeoned her way in to see 
‘FALSE SWEETNESS the Great Man, over his secretary’ 8 
| Mrs. A, needed a job. She had protests. 
at imitation sweetness which’ ses was sweet to’ the girl, you (Copyright 1956) 
Camp Sherwood 
Registrations 
Are Increasing If your ‘pb iannting manners need 
brushing up, send me a stamped 
self-addressed envelope, care of 
The Pontiac Press, and I'll send 
you my pamphlet, “Good. Manners 
in Job-Hunting.” 
Mrs. Richard Balmer, establish- 
  
ed camp chairman for the Girl 
© Just 0 few steps north of Tel-Huren 
© 34 Automatic Washers. Self-cerve Only 
© Attractive Lounge ‘Mrs. Vernon Haney Feted | 
  gistrations for Scouts of Northern {Oakland Coun- 
ty Council, announces that re- 
Sherwood 
rapidly. |. © Lorge Parking Lot Right ot the Door at Mrs. John Fink's Home   
  
  
ART-WAVE BEAUTY SHOP 141 Auburn Ave. FE 4-5843° 
LOVELY COLD WAVE 
New Soft Rose Wave $12.50.and $15.00 
Others frem $7.50 
Becuticians: Lorraine Farmiloe and Ruth Roberts   Mrs. John Fink and Mrs, Troy; Also attending were Mrs, Claude 
‘Francis were cohostesses at a pink ‘Given, Mrs, John Morgan, Mrs. 
and blue shower honoring Mrs.|Lillian Fink, Mrs, Jack McKinney, 
Vernon Haney, The affair was held yrs Joseph Isyk, Mrs. Jack Nich: | 
in the Pinedale avenue home of Mra’ Flak cal Wedne sday evening. jols, Mrs. Charles Haney and Kay) 
Guests present were Mrs, Wes- “ley Haney and daughter Linda, | Completing the guest list were | JOAN ELIZABETH ZURBRICK 
and Mrs. John W. Zurbrick 
lof Detroit announce the engage- 
iment of their daughter, Joan Eliza- 
' Mrs, Albert Slate, Mrs. C, E. Mrs. Ross Herchel, Mrs. Jack La-|peth, to F. John Herrington Jr., of 
Fink, Mrs, Everett Goiden, Mrs. |Form, Mrs. L. T, Slate, Mrs, DeJ-|Summit avenue. sink. Mr. 
He is the son of! have been accumul | * © 6 
Already three one-week sessions; ~ 
are filled June 24-30, July 29-Aug.| ; 
4 and Aug. 5-12. An additional one- 
week session, Aug. 12-18, was open- 
ed by request and ther are 30. 
places left init. In the second ses- 
sion, July 1-14, there are nine 
places remaining; in the third ses- 
sion, July 15-28, there are 59 
Places. 
Only three places remain for 
  Lacey, Owner 
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 
    
Mrs, dames Fink, | Kirk Pipe, Mrs. Arthur Fink, i bert Hammett, Mrs. Don Isles, Mr.|Fox J. Herrington of Pittsburgh, 
| Mrs. Cameron Wilkinson and |Paul Fink and Mrs. Lee Carpen-|/Pa., and the late Mrs: Herrington. 
* ler, A June wedding is james   
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Come see our BIG 
  4-door Phaeton hardtops 
-now in 4 price ranges 
  
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THE BIG M PHAETONS-Shown above (1) The Montclair, (2) The Monterey, (3) The Custom, and (4) The Medalist     
Mercury offers you the newest, most advanced 4-door hardtop 
design with new, higher horsepower in every price range.” 
_ Now there’s a 4-door hardtop to fit every new- 
car budget—and look at the advantages you get 
-when you pick your 4-door hardtop son the 
stunning Mercury Phaeton line. 
There’s greater see-ability all around—especially 
for rear-seat passengers. Notice that there is no 
‘ view-cramping curve to the roof, no center pillars, 
Let us show you how TH E B | G j 
easy it is to own— _ no annoying ‘“‘blind-spot”’ area in the rear seat. 
The arrangement of the Phaeton’s doors and 
seats provides easier entry and exit. Distinctive 
‘styling touches distinguish the Phaetens from all 
other 4-door hardtops. 
See the Phaetons at our showroom, then choose 
the model that suits your budget best. 
*Avelioble in all models equipped with optional Merc-O-Matic Drive, 
ERCURY 
  Don't miss the big storven hit, “THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW,” Senday evenings 7:00 te 8:00, WJIBK, Channel °. 
CENTRAL LINCOLN- MERCURY SALES, 
40 West Pike St. Inc. 
Phone FE 2-9167 Senior Work Week, designed for 
Girt Scouts of high school age; 
there are three more places for 
the three-day canoe trip and 10 
more places for the 10-day canoe 
trip. 
daughter for the camp, in order 
    ready filled session. 
* * L 
Registrations may be made at 
the Girl Scout office in the National 
Building. Registrations for non- 
council's jurisdiction have been 
open since May 1. 
Camp capacity is 96 girls pe 
session. If more than this number 
register for any session, their 
names are placed on a waiting list 
and they are called in case of 
cancellation. Mrs: Balmer makes this an- 
nouncement to inform parents who) 
have not yet registered their, 
that they may be spared the dis-| 
appointment of requesting an al-' 
Scouts and girls living outside the,   | 
  4 
This Empire Tlkduene is achieved by a tnifed 
band dipping to a graceful curve across the front, and 
accented by a bow at the front closing. A-similar de- 
| tail in the back dips to\a point with the inset opening 
    | for a crossed “ribbon” effect.       
         
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PERMANENT WAVES with INSTANT NEUTRALIZING/ 
New waving technique, mode possible by Realistic's non-coustic waving 
lofion end improved instant Nevivatizing, enables ve to offer you @ longer- 
lasting, natural-looking, springy-curl permanent in less time and with greater 
comfort for you. And, as obways, we con cesure. you of exactly fie proper 
wove for your hel, regardiess: of its type or:condition—thanks to Realistic’s 
17 prescription-type permanent weves. Phone for eppointment today 
Hair Styling, Cutting by Oscar 
BEAUTY SHOP This Recipe 
Calls for 
Cake Bits 
Creamy Angel Food: 
Dessert Praised at 
Recent Banquet 
By JANET ODELL 
Pontiac. Press Home Editor 
When a successful dish is served 
at a large banquet or luncheon, 
everyone wants the recipe. That. 
was the. case with the dessert 
| served at a recent mother-daugh- 
|ter banquet. We finally traced the 
' recipe to Mrs. Noyes Strait Sr. 
This Lemon Angel Icebox Cake 
is a refrigerator cake, It is easy 
to make, can be prepared ahead 
of time and isn't too high in 
calories. That's three points in 
its favor. 
Mrs, Strait works in a church 
p.and belongs to Tuesday Mu- 
| seats. She likes -to sew. As a 
) grandmother many times over, she 
enjoys visits with her grandsons 
and granddaughters. 
LEMON ANGEL ICEBOX CAKE 
By Mrs. Noyes Strait Sr. 
1 angel food cake 
1 tablespoon unflavored gelatine a ve 
ms grated lemon peel 
% cup lemon juice 
3%, cup sugar 
Whipped cream for garnishing 
Soften gelatin in cold water. 
Combine egg yolks, %4 cup sugar, 
lemon peel and juice in a double 
‘boiler. Cook over hot water¢ stir- 
ring constantly, until mixture coats 
| the spoon, 
' Remove from stove and add 
| softened gelatine. Cool until par- 
_ tially set, Beat egg whites stiff 
with second 34 cup of sugar. 
Fold meringue mixture into cus- 
tard mix. , 
Break cake into pieces. Place 
a layer into a tube pan or a 9 x 13 
loaf pan. Cover with a layer of 
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    ~\the custard. Repeat until pan is ifull. Refrigerate at least 12 a ape eee 
  
      
other bone fide Oriental dishes 
aarpie Sauce! 
Show-You Sauce 
the lest drop is used! 
          “THE NEW NON-DRIP 7op a 
         
   
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PARTICULAR 
Yes, it's genuine Chop Suey, Chow Mein and 
“seasoned” just right with femous Oriental 
perbly blended, brewed 
and .2 by Mother Nature's own process 
aie Secs 
rare, tangy, exotic flever true and fresh until 
Send for FREE Recipe Book! 
Oriental Show-You Co., Columbia City, Ind. y whipped cream. Serves 16. 
Lady Golférs. 
Plan Breakfast 
at Pine Lake 
- The Ladies “18 Hole” Golfers of 
Pine Lake County Club will hold 
their opening golf breakfast Thurs- 
iday af 10 a.m. in the club dining room. 
Presiding at the breakfast meet- ing will be Mrs. Ernest O. Borglin, 
newly elected chairman. Mrs. 
  YOUR TASTE 
+ +e when 
keeps thet 
is vice-chairman; Mrs. Gardner Voss, treasurer and Mrs, Marian 
Greerman of Detrdéit is secretary, 
Mrs. George Boyd and Mrs. Jo- 
seph Finnell will handle the handi- caps for the year and Mrs. Ray Eppert, Mrs. George Wilde and Mrs. Claude Sharp are the rules committee. Publicity will be han- died by Mrs, Harold Creger.    
    hours. Garnish with a dab of - 
R. P. Sauer of Bloomfield Village . 
       
  
      
  
  
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ae 4. i | : oth = . b , me : . - : yl | — a | 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS _f UESDAY, MAY_ 8, 1956 _ roe ae FIFTEEN 
j ae kan Mr..and Mrs. | 
Psi Cha ter | Matthew E. a were | Pledae tee Meri of tt MARY KING ea: ; ; ‘ DES BD see ie Manning of | SALON at Brunch prigrina Be ee 
Psi Chapter members of Sigma’ “Mer ~ a? announce tle = Beta honored their mothers and | Men As engagement of daughters Sunday at a mother. “William | their daughter,| daughter | aie ed (poe Patricia, to : candlelight pledging, of seven new DeGiece| Helis Cpl. Jack R. ORA OBRECHT 
Reese he om Medion of | Specialising ore gin Mrs, Carl Prdclon, | gait String Booth, Mrs. Gerald Bromm, Mrs. DeGrace of Calif. He ‘c and Permanents Wilfred Smith, Mrs. Ralph Puck- Bloomfield the son of | Complete Beauty Service ett, Mars. Joseph McDonagh and 
Mrs. Ezio Bisogni. 
The invocation was given by terrace. She is Mrs. Helen ro > — 
a graduate of 152.N. Perry FE 2-3053 Hodson of Arr 
  
    | Mrs. William Deuman, cone cone, Harbor Ba —_— chairman, and were w ollege an and the lat “Pontiac Travel Service comed by Mrs. eae otha, attended the nies erate 
troduced the toastmistress, Mrs. erentegd ‘of Hodson. | cauwormias "1950 Be igan t t PROM ....2.e..000e 
Karen Spalding presented a wel- — ' = where he was ~~ ee YELLOWSTONE. *390 come aie mothers, and her) MARGARET MARIE MARRIA graduated. _ PATRICIA ANNE MANNING ae , mother, Mrs. William Spalding, COLORADO- with a welcome to the BS Gays... oi cccecc 200 
  aed iety on the wrens g DraTION Reviews Governing Board: Elected Emmanuel Baptist Ge ToGeT aa8 EGR: eae cae 3 Books for Zonta: Setting for Rite CITY, 15 @ay#.....,.. 275 Serving with Mrs. Deuman on Phylis Pope, city librarian and| A governing board was elected chairman ‘and Mrs. Donald Mc- 
                  “Mr. an Mrs, O. W. Cason of the social committee -were~ Mrs. at the recent: meeting of the Mich-|Candless, publicity. i O’Brieri, Mrs. Tuson, Mrs. Fourn- member of the Zonta Club of igan State Useverans Auxiliary. an * ¢ erage grleody ue LAWRENCE ss 5235 73 ier, Mrs. Ray Meggitt and Jean|Pontiac, reviewed three books for/Mrs. Harry Winston Jr., opened|. The re is planning a mem-|Settact Penryn: COLONTAL-NEW ENGLAND | Sheridan. Mrs. O’Brien conducted'club members at a recent meet- her Birmingham home for ‘the gtth-bership tea to be held early in Mrs. Dan in — East and from New le ee ee at Hotel Waldron. mn ee the tall. ral ers t Pike} yor... 163 Mrs. Thomas rry, vice} books reviewed were “ f ee rerum MEXICO-FIESTA-10 Days president. In charge of pledge Last Hurrah” by Edwin O'Connor, | Elected to serve the newly or-) Necklaces, bracelets and pins talcAecneyy eeneaer Tis Em- mere Drie . Deiret 5B ED activities is Mrs. Joseph DeFlorio.|“‘Grand Madamoiselle’’ by Fran- ganized branch of the Michigan are back with a bang. Ornament-|manuel Baptist” Chuith-~Lavern dy Seeeronmodcsosce 
Sa cis Steegmuller; and “Follow the State University Club of Oakland) Hayden and John Peters aeied Mote rcencns iene A gourmet touch may be added| Whale” by Ivan T. Sanderson. County are Mrs. Winston, chair-| pins are worn to accent a neck- the couple, Phone PEderal 8-325! 
to a pork if it’s rubbed with) President Mrs. Fotis Takis an- man; Mrs, Edward J. Perron, sec-| [line or to march up and down aj? © ee a _ — ground sage cloves just before nounced the June 3 annual break- retary; Mrs. William Adams, treas- [bodice like a row of beautiful | e { : | Toasting. ltast to be held at Rotunda Inn. jurer; Dottie Rosetti, program |buttons. °     
  _ el eco — 
“et | |FOOD FUN| | Gi tt 
\) Blouses.. \ 
Ud ht ihe rh ML aH wy : f 
Ml PEAS Ot OBi yen A ee C 
This kaftan coat speaks of exotic bazaars and tem- 
ple bells. The gay colorful stripe adapts perfectly to 
the deep side- slit lines. The dress has @ mandarin 
collar and easy ou aistline. Both cottons are in coordi- 
_nated color. : 
Beverly lon Silk Biamence 
Mrs. Clarence Smith and daugh mer, Mrs, Ray Lyon, Mrs. George 
ter. Rosemary, entertained at a tea Pudduck, Mrs. Fannie Salzman, 
and linen shower at their home on Elzabeth Bowman and Mrs. Paul     
    Windcroft drive Sunday: honoring Jackson. 
Beverly Claire Silk. Mrs. Meier, Faye Davie, Mar- 
._ nie Silk, Mrs, Harold McDonnell, 
Beverly, daughter of \r, and Ida Atkins, Mrs, Robert Evans, Just the largest selection of 
Mrs. Edward A. Silk of North. Mrs. Charlies Sanft, Mrs, Ed il d bl ’ 
Johnson avenue, wilk become the JLong, Mrs. C. T. Forsman, Mrs, tailored cotton blouses you ve 
bride of Ronald Rentschler June George Eaton, Mrs, Frank Rad- : 
” at All Saints Episcopal Church laff, Novelle Davies and Lois ever seen. Short, sleeveless, or _ | 
He is the son of the Hermon Kent Tucker were other guests, . . : ; schierd lof Saline faioe a three-quarter sleeves in whites rH] 0000 OLD BATS? This will bring 'em 4 : . * , 9, 
The bride-elect chose this oc. Completing the guest list wére| or beautiful colors. back! The secret’s in that rich, luscious Shaltest 
casion to announce her bridal at- Stephanie Linabury, Mrs, Duane} Whipped Cream—piled high as you please! 
tendants, Mrs. Donald B. Meier Brunson. Jacqueline. Churchill.) . 3 
will serve her sister as matron Mrs. Donald Bucata, Mrs. C. V.| 
of honor, Marnje Silk, another Root, Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs, El- 
sister of the bride, and Mrs. bert Johnsoy, Lois Innes, Margaret 
dames G, Love, cousin of the Puimenapp, Mrs. William Driscoll 
bride, will be her other attend. and Mrs. Norman Amos. 
ants. 
Dpoe am veer st evton Don G, Pixley to Claim Bride aunt and David Bruce Meier wi 
act as ringbearer. 
. 4 2 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Driven of 
ore tea table the i femeon LaCrosse, Wis., announce the en- ir was covered with a lace ; 
PeaW oe? pink linen and pantie zagement of their daughter, Ernes- 
with a miniature bridal party tine D. Persing, to Don G,- Pixley.     
$395 
$595 
  flanked by lichted tapers. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs: Vern 
* *¢ © Pixley of Rochester. ; 
Attendinc incre nine renter hier! acihe announcement lwaslmede oo nustts 1s 0003 as aweet, thick Sealtest 
Cream poured over plump fresh berries. Here’s Mrs. John Bertsos, Mrs. Robert Saturday at a family dinner at the] . 
_real eating pleasure—so easy to fix! Beackney, Mrs. Ruth Parshall, Detroit Boat Club. A June wedding 
Mrs. Ivan Senters, Mrs. Lee Kre- is planned.   WRAPPED FREE   
    
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    ‘ “SIXTEEN =e 
Security for You’ ii = | 
If You're Disabled Long) 
Notify Your Local Oftice | By RAY HENRY (basing it on the effect of their Associated Press Writer ‘ability to work. , 
Failure to tell your Social Se-| As an absolute minimum, you 
ity office when you're disabled) ™USt have had the disability for 
A ? /six months éven to be considered. 
jand can't work may cut your Then jt must appear that the dis- 
future old age pension benefits. ability is going to continue for a 
Here's how it could work against,!ong time. . ee 
nent | Your disability may have re- 
Your benefits are based on your suited from an injury, any kind) 
average monthly earnings. If the of sickness, mental illness or blind-| 
Social Security must average iM ness. In any case, the Social, 
a long period of no income, natur- security office is going to have} 
ally the amount of your pension \... examined to decide whether, 
will be lower. . an vou meet the qualifications, So. | So your Social Security (ite if you're in doubt, your best move, 
will allow you to apply to ha * 4 is to ask the Social Security peo-| ‘disability freeze’’ put On. YOU Die to decide. . 
future benefits. ‘Then, as jong as pp, disability freeze idea is new 
you're disabled, none of the period . 44 applications have'been accept:| 
without income will be used to edlonivisinee Jan 1. 
figure your future pension checks . 
* 8 * | Thus, if you're now disabled, 
However, the freeze can't be ap-, apply for a discision on your dis- Secomprmmer errr: Sidi aaa dita Masia alle aa 
3 oe a + = * 
  
  org s 
    
  plied unless you've paid into Social) ability before July 1, 1957 and ‘ Cues : ; 
Security for five of the ten years) If you are found to be qualified, ae Tile Sd gn ED ee ae 
before you were disabled and un-| Your future benefits can be LAUGHIOOPTER — Circus make-up transforms this H-13 
Isss you worked 19 of the 36 months| frozen for the entire period of | modified helicopter into “Bozo, the. clown.” . One of Bozo's 
immediately before your disability. your disability. It could extend | gpecialties is a ‘‘roll-out-the-barrel” routine in which he, or It, | 
back as far as 1941. hovers over a barrel and nudges Further, the Social) Security 
     
If you apply after June 30, 1957,| manner of pushing a peanut with your nose. -. ...... THE PONTIAC PRESS. TUESDAY, MAY 8. 1956 Sa 
ee ed 
he 
    
  
        
  it along the ground, ,much in the 
    
— freeze on your benefits just fer jyour period of disability can be|——— 
a temporary disability, For ex- extended back one year only. ° ! 
3 : ample, a broken leg which keeps | You should take your case w\Pa Trl S Islan 
4 you off work for a couple of your local Social Security office 
- months doésn't qualify you. 
Only a long-term disability se- 
vere enough to keep you from do- 
o ing enough work to make a living 
: can be considered. The only ex- 
ceptions are blind persons. They 
can establish a disability without disabled for a period of time before | 
you reached 65. The olfice may) PARRIS ISLAND, S. C. W—The be able to figure out that you're Marine Corps’ shuffling | of its eligibile for a larger pension by training program, brought on by 
applying the freeze’ retroactive tothe drowning here of six young re- 
your disability period. laa. has resulted in a drastic 
= 2 * ' shakeup and some deep resent- 
'- In all cases, your disability| ment at this depot. 
Completely Finished period will end as far as Social) The recruit training program, NORTH SIDE PONTIAC |Security is. concerned on the last)the primary mission of Parris Is- 
$300 GI Dn. Payment 2 day of the first month in which jand, has been taken over by 
Call Builder Direct jeither your disability ends or you Brig Gen. Wallace M. Greene 
To Seo Model - Mi semi  } reach 65. 'Jr., and the commanding gener- 
: | Since it's up to you to apply for al, normally a major general, has ———— ithe disability freeze on your bene- heen reduced to command: of a 
‘fits, it's also your obligation to handful of service troops 
; | tell the Social Security office when) CGpeene who is re ° ats : | G : s reporting direct- 
. ushands | Wives! asi ends so the freeze’), t¢ Gen. Randolph Pate, Marine ie Hl ted. ° 
i Get im; Feel Younger|“*" . ‘commandant, said the new com- 
. P, a . mand setup would last indefi- Brcwsseds of couples are week, worn-out,ex- (You may write Ray Henry in   
  
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  just because body lacks irom. For new : nitely. 
younger feeling after 40, try Ostrex Tonic Care of this newspaper about your, 
ablets. iron for pep; supplement Social Security problem. Please DEEP RESENTMENT 
lies as mach ire as Pip ae rawenclose a stamped, self-addressed) There is deep resentment among 
spe Sadar wos prong ietie Cees Eaty envelope and 25 cents in coin.) . drill instructors and junior offi- 
omy size and save $1.45. At all druggists. (From W Newsfeatures) lcers over the transfer of Maj. 
(Gen. J, C. Burger to Camp Le- 
jeune, N. C., which Pate ordered 
last week.   
  
    NS mander of the Ist Marine Division | 
sin the last year of fighting in Ko} 
“|rea, has been made ‘‘the goat’’ of | 
the so-called “death march” 
April 8. 
It was on that date that S. Sgt. 
|Matthew C. McKeon of Worcester, | 
|Mass.,, marched a recruit platoon’   
    
Arraign Sexton   
  reaame ures tuwreeaty ONCE at ‘Oneaky Petes’ — 
| Greene said that 10 of the 34 of- 
The feeling here is that Burger, isome of the officers here are re- ‘ D: who was assistant division com-| berring openly to the inspectors as 
‘been court-martialed here for mal- 
\treatment of recruits since Jan. 1, d Instructors 
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into a dark, ‘tidal marshland and Up fe 2 Veors te Pey 
six men were drowned. 
| McKeon.is now in the brig here 
‘awaiting a trial by court-martial, 
jprobably about the end of May, P Oe ee KN 
jon charges of manslaughter. 
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| In addition to the command 
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to report here as observers and! 
supervisors. The Corps also is 
transferring 116 noncommissioned 
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(wrong, Grtene explained, ‘'they 
jwould take it up with’ the senior F 
‘officer present, They will not get ~ 
between the D-I and the platoon." 
“SNEAKY PETES’ 
Already the drill instructors and 
. ‘sneaky petes,”’ i.e., spies. 
Greene, meanwhile, has told the 
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. Pleads Innocent | Dignity Is Not : | ed 
' ees an Abandoned Quality .. . Ex-Pontiac patrolman James B. as | . Sextom, 30, and one of two vic-| i In this world of informality, a little dignity tims he wounded with his service! 
stands out like a shining light—a bit of charm revolver after a drinking spree, . . . {ay a delights. ro is an especially désirable | Jan. 27 were arraigned on dif-| - . 5 
quality to the family in griel. ferent charges yesterday in Oak- q 1 9 ; j 
» Quiet dignity is present always at the Donelson- ; | land County Circuit Court. COVERING 10 STATES With ’ 
Johns Funeral Home. Whether it is respect to “@ =6| Sexton, 686 E. Tennyson Ave ee : o. : $y 
the loved one who has passed on, or a kindness - |stood mute on a charge of fel * J . : S O BO L OM PA Y : p R J ‘to the sorrowing family—dignity is always kind onious assault in the shooting of i 4 = : : 
= s. ‘Robert K. Stephens, 30, now of ~ : : . ° ; . 2 ; 
Clarkston, and another com- jx», : Bat ; ze | 
F ‘panion, Se ¢) ity 
Stephens, 9896 Crosby Lake ~ a . a 
Rd. entered a plea of innocent to | ‘ 
; a charge of auto theft May 8. / PINE-SCENTED E 
An alleged partner, James 8S. || 5 : ° 
A Stacy, #82, of 438 Sanford St. | 
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“PUESDAY, MAY 8, 1956 os —— 1 PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, ’ SEVENTEEN. Z   
Nature Is Teacher as 5th Graders ae Campout — 
Wilson Pupils Lea by Doing 
Group First to Spend 
Period at Proud Lake 
Recreation Area 
Two nights out. and all is well for 
53 Wilson ‘School  fifth-graders 
spending a week learning of the 
out-door life at Proud Lake Rec- (#43: 
reation Area on Wixom Road near 
Milford. 
Monday dawned bright and 
early for the youngsters and a 
clear day brought much to do. 
Lyle Abel, county -agricultural 
agent, came to teach a lesson on . 
soil, 
One group finished “KP” du- 
ties by fighting its first round 
with: a dishwasher, then started 
on to build a weather station 
complete with barometer and 
wind indicator. 
still another group went with 
Camp Director Al Masini to an- 
other part of the recreation area. 
Their job? Transplanting trees. - 
Something new in education is 
this week's campout for these Pon- : 
tiac elementary students. They are ‘THE READING IS... .” — Setting up a 
the first local elementary pupils weather sfation for their week's stay are left to. 
to spend a week learning the right, Gloria Moreno, 426 Midway; Gertha Pow-— 
democracy of living together as 6) 267 Nebraska; David Belanger, 235 Earlmoor well as acquiring a deeper spirit: 4 . ee __ Fe rd 
  
  ual appreciation for nature. ; 
Camp planners include Pria- ‘Don’t Let It Appear So” cipal Glenn Husted and Mrs. = 
Ralph Waterman, Wilson teacher ® t tl : 
and program directer for - ) | | 
week's activities. acan ome § nvi d 
Counselors are Mrs. Melvin | 
ton, Virginia Ottem, Mrs. Kath-| 
leen Wright and Edwin Rydell. 10 ur ) ary; 0 ce ‘am 
Morale is at its highest for per-| 
ticipating students. “I hope Friday | 
doesn't come until next week,’ Thousands of dollars could be Week, which began yesterday. 
“We have a flashlight fight last saved here annually, police say, if The association cited statistics 
night shining the lights at each a few simple rules were followed'that show home burglary is on the, . 
other,” and “Even washing dishes to ward off home burglaries. increase. A “house job" is com. 
is fun out here,” are just a few Of What to do was summed up in mitted every 1 and 
to offer about the week thus far. ‘of the Pontiac police: “If your Yet police officials say that about. 
Excitement and enthusiasm house is vacant, don't let it appear 90 per cent of all burglaries can 
make early risers (5 a.m.) out |so."" be blamed on carelessness and| 
of the youngsters. Counselors His warning came as part of a lack of protection by the house- | 
hate suggested that they get state-wide campaign by the ‘holder himself. 
library books to read until the Michigan Police Association Hoffman, who investigates such | 
morning ‘‘rise-and-shine” bell during Burglary Prevention | crimes, said that burglars 
rings. —— = | usually canvass neighborhoods, | 
~ | looking for signs that people 
, > | aren't at home. A few simple 
‘ | tricks by householders can fool 
| the sharpest eye, he sald, Friday with many a sigh of re- 
gret and many a memory, the! 
* campers will board the schoet bus” 
and come back to civilization. But 
> at's a pretty sure thing that con- 
versation for quile a while will 
dwell on “the week we spent ne! 
Proud Lake camp." = 
Vacation Trip Ends | 
in Death of Three | DETROIT # — A Detroit man, | 
his wife and their infant son were! 
killed today when their car hit al 
concrete abutment a half hour, 
after starting out- on a vacation 
trip 
They were Frank A. Kaplan. 36; | 
his wife, Ann, 35, and their eight: | 
morth-old son, Leslie. i 
A 19-month-old daughter, Sheila, | 
suffered only minor injuries ,al- 
_ though she was hurled 150 ect! 
from the car. She landed on al 
grassy embankment. 
Sheriff's officers said Kaplan 
car smashed into-a railroad ov 
pass abutment a quarter mj be 
of Plymouth.on Ann Arpér road. 
They shid he might Ave fallen        
   
     
  . These precautions work, he. said 
wien leaving for avr PAtion, week 
end or evening ‘ : 
-Have ~ mail Aind newspapers 
picked up angMnot left accumulat- 
ing on the ont porch 
Arrangé to have the lawn mowed 
‘in syfimer and the 
ishoy¥#led in winter. 
feep a light burning when 
Aabsent at dinner time: : | 
Lock all doors and windows, | including those in the basement, | 
porch and garage.   
    
   
           
     
   
   
       
  
Don't leave money or valuable! 
|property in an unguarded home.! 
|If- on vacation, bank the money 
land leave the valuables with 
{riends. 
If on, vacation, tell police the 
date of’ departure and the date of 
return: They'll check on the home 
jwhile it’s empty. 
| In failing to do these. things, 
bet “+ |Hoffman said, householders in ef- 
Be , : fect are putting a sign on their 
United Press Photo front door, which says: | 
CHAPEAU'’S THE THING —. ‘‘Burglars welcome — nobody is 
Ann Hart seems willing to.share home here.” 
the shade of her huge sombrero : 
as she dawdles prettily by the ] : 
side the wrg@kage. Suitcases for water's edge: in Cypress Gar- Dress Up Affair 
ly# trip west to visit re- dens. Fla. She is wearing the ‘TEMPLE, Te (#—The theater 
latives ) strewn across the hat to touch‘off National Sum- marquee. read: ‘he- Lieutenant! 
highwgy. & ; mer Millinery Week. | Wore > Skirts; Also Selected Shorts."'   
    Kaplan was thro fy A com the car, 
Ihis wife and sgfi were pinned in- 
    
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SMALL FLEET, BIG BRASS: — Succumbing United Ptess Photo 
to the frresistible Jure of the water—even though took place at a reception given by General Alfred 
it's only a pond — British Admiral of the Fleet M. Gruenther, supreme allied commander in 
Sir George Creasy gives an expert push to a iurope, and Mrs. Gruenther. The sailboat is part: 
model sailboat in Paris, The tiny fleet lauhching of General Gruenther s " ‘Nebraska Navy.” » | week's study agenda at the camp. THE FINAL STEP — atey y Miter, 335 Central and Waren 
and “‘tsicoping in front) Linda Beyer, 339 Ferry. | Viands, 315 Ferty, give a final firm pat to the earth 4% they trans. | 
The weather station is one ef the lessons on the | plant a tree. The -Wilson youngsters have gathered ‘seedlings for ‘t 
' transplanting’ purposes. Plans are in the making to come back in 20 | | Lanyi, 542 Meadow, what's in store tor Jungry stomachs. “Hmmm, 
| looks geod,’ " they say. “Hepe t there’ 8 enough for seconds! - ‘| years to check growth. ono ey 
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)season ticket campaign, coach Dubliesity asa result of the hear. judgé rules in our favor then it 
|Budy Parker said that Dublinsky! ing held last month was due May ;may be a step to stop raiding.” 
indicated he “would not play in| 1, but the judge then decided to | Anderson brougnt up the case; 
Detroit” regardless of the judges! rule on the case in two weeks, of Tom Tracy who was under simi- 
decision now. pending in an Ontario| or about May 15. 
back possibilities next season, COUT. ~ * * an League. 
At bios Lions press and radio Lion president Edwin J. Ander- | “This has become strictly a test! “A. decision against | us in the 
| " id Anderson, “If the! Dublinsky case, would likewise be luncheon yesterday, kicking off the|.son said that the decision on ‘case," said lalrling again’ tha’ Otiawe option 
in Tracy's situation,” he stated.” 
However, Anderson said a settle- By BRUNO KEARNS: 
“Sports Editor, Poritiac Press 
DETROIT—Scratch the familiar 
name of Tom Day out of the 
picture of Detroit Lions’ quarter-| 
  Tribe Is on the Spol Against Yankees NEW YORK —Confident, cool club was home safe by midseason, powdering the ball, but Joe Col. 
and composed, the Cleveland In- he sighed: : lins, Git McDougald, Andy Carey 
dians arrived in town for a three- * and Billy Margin own a combined 
game set with the New York Yan-) “ I'd just hike to have the pleas-'average of about .201. 
kees. ‘ure of knowing +" | Still, Senor Al Lopez doesn't 
- * €¢ ¢ | What has the rest of the league seem worried. He~has his three 
The Tribe was squarely on the in a state of desperation is the top pitchers—Early Wynn (paired 
spot. There is an undercurrent of fact that the Yanks are operating with Tommy Byrne in the opener), 
despair in the ‘rest of the Ameri- at almost half power. Mickey'Herb Score and Bob Lemon—set 
can League at the Yanks’. over- ‘Mantle, Yogi Berra, Hank Bauer for the series, and had kind words| 
powering strength. The Indians: ‘and Moose ree all have been for the rest of his team. 
= Secrets of Better Goll haven't bullied. 
By Patty Berg   
ated with Ottawa without going to’ 
‘court, and Tracy will probably be 
*playing with the Lions next fall. 
Parker then looked over the 
Lions picture and saw the biggest. 
problem to be Bobby Layne’s arm. 
“We think Jerry Reichow, the 
top draft choice from Iowa, will | 
do a fine job as quarterback, but 
he will need the experienced help | 
of Layne,” said Parker. 
Along with other leading draft 
choices, including Howard (Hop- 
‘along) Cassady of Ohio State and 
Don MclIhenny of SMU, the Lions 
wilf get some help from Uncle 
Sam. 
Four veteran players and possi-| 
bly a fifth may be ready for the 
1956 season. Halfback Gene Ged- 
man has already been released   
  
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Casey Stengel's men browbeat 
the Boston Red Sox four out of 
five, then polished off the Chicago 
White Sox twice Sunday. That, by 
a process of elimination, leaves 
the Indians.           
  
  lar option to Ottawa of the Canad-| 
ment was expected to be pegoti-|  Dubiek ‘Out of Picue'* ior 56 chaiiees Parker said, “We are not)   | eager to make any trades unless. 
someone makes an offer_ which 
might interest us."’ 
In regard to Anderson's sugges- 
tion that the city- buy Bri Sta- 
dium the Lions prexy said he hoped 
Detroit would buy the stadium, 
sibility of buying the Detroit Tig- 
ers. ‘The Lions are interested in 
‘the Tigers to the extent of raising 
$250,000 to put into escrow to show 
|good faith and intent,”’ said Ander- 
/Son. 
General manager Nick Kerbawy 
‘said that Detroit has taken the 
Peer step in the NFL in shaping) 
television agreement with CBS 
whieh would bring all of the Lions 
road-games back to Detroit, 
| The Lions, who in 5 years have | seen their season ticket sales 
jump from 8,685 in 1950 to 36,434 
in 1955, are aiming for a goal 
of 37,000 this year,   
season tickets had already been 
manager. Maurie Schubot ‘should 
reach a new record in '56 sales.” 
Detroit drew 311,372 tor 6 home 
  He indicated that such action by! . 
the city would then spur the pos-|~ 
As of May 1, a total of 27,959) 
'sald, which according to ticket! 
  
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organization the third year in a row. Blasingame 
is talking to Wally Moon (right), who won the~ ROOKIE CANDIDATE — Don Blasingame 
(center), fleet-footed Cardinal shortstop, is the 
most likely Redbird candidate if the ‘‘rookie of 
  the year’ honors are to ee in the Cardinal honor in 1954 and Bill Virdon the 1955 winner. 
  
  
        
            
        
          
      
    
          
    
  _e 8 8 ‘from the service with halfback games in 1955 which is an ave oo", “” ‘ ’ - rage 
| ...“"Well,” said Stengel aare the 18th of a Series- will be almost entirely on the left}Yale Lary and tackles Oliver of 51,89 for each game. After _. we've 7 = al va The natural force of your swing. ‘foot, and the right heel will come/Spencer and Jerry Perry due for|opening on the road against Green 
= ceSe nti pret see no point! vi send the clubhead following UP from the sand at the comple-|discharge late this summer, Full- ‘Bay and Baltimore next Sept. 30 
» as ain} ached lath after the ball. Do not detain this tion of your swing, back Bill Bowman is another like- and Ovt. 6, the Lions lift the home 
The Professor refuses to be/#ction. A complete follow-through’ To review briefly the funda. ly returnee before the season be- lid Oct. 14 against Los Angeles, 
drawn out on the possibility of|'8 essential to your sand trap shot. mentals of a good sand trap gins. which Parker says is the team to 
«the Yanks wrapping it all up early, 1" this explosion of the ball from, shot, I think there are only three _ Optimistic about: the Lion ns s beat. 
_ but. in response to a laughing the trap, your clubhead will take for the golfer to learn. First, | —- 
: query as to how he'd feel if hin | quite’ a divot of sand, sending it) use an open stance, open shoul- 
j . off in the direction of the ball. “ders and open blade. Second, 
qo ; Do not be in a rush to see the | aim one inch behind. the ball at 
ae Bolf Baldi result of your shot. If you are, | nap rahe ae pg swing | 
i ’ E cam tell you right now you | fo the falsh aad hold it. | PHILADELPHIA w — Teen ieee Saturday in the West Coastjthrough the first quarter in 50. ; . “3 won't be pleased with it. cond : ) : ‘Ron Delany, beaten in the mile|Rejays at Fresno, -but -he doesn't but 
Ey 5 down with your shot and let ¢ DON’T BE IN A-HURRY just once, flies back to California) plan aber = getaway. 
Cd ul eS oriigac follow the ball. Do not) ee RESULT OF SHOT |this week with another kind of 
. raise your head or eyes until the race in mind for Australian John| Delany wiatel himselt welll qr iruiialemilentar ithe firetitione 
- * ball ts well on its way to the Landy. lahead in the first quarter of the j 
C green. The 20-year-old Villanova sopho-|special mile at the Los Angeles. 
: 0 ve Unless you follow through on the more will meet the world record|Coliseum last Saturday. He sped 
= sce ap auetiea lame oak Se: = 
- : fore you contact the ball, You . 
U. S. Pros Hope to! must have it pictured in your mind Marbles Tourney Finals Wrap Up International | swing to the finish in order to - . 
ae Moved to Wisner Field Tourney Today trap. as ovea [tO WIS . Your follow-through shoul yt . : ) 
kswing. An overdose of water has forced|tiac State Hospital will also com- FORT WORTH, Tex., —Tom-yequal in length to your bac n my Bolt meets Al Balding in the|The. club should be swung high. a change in location for the windup| pete. 
; feature Boreas test of the Interna-|With the hands and arms finishing of the city-wide marbles tourna-| Champions in Midget and Junior, 
tional PGA Matches today as the high and the head and body iment. divisions will be crowned Saturday. 
United States seeks to wrap up its|facing the objective. Your weight oo ___ |Trophies will be‘awarded by The 
fifth straight Hopking Trophy. J The 9th annual mibs tourney, co-/ Pontiac Press to the winner and/ 
These two shot the hottest golf ~|sponsored by The Pontiac Press/runser-up in each class. | 
| yesterday in the four-ball matches and the Parks and Recreation 
f4. which the United States won 5%4 to aliasing aba vain fuer Scoring Leaders P 34. Bolt and Gene Littler beat Safaris ee salar as : . AMERICAN LEAGUE 
Bill Mawhinney and Murray Tuck- 5 |» ATTINO « eal ab at esie Ane: 
er of Canada 9-up and scored 3 But Crotoot playground is hid- tok Nee an: Boyd, Baltimore 
‘points. Bolt, could do no wrong den under water, thus necessitat- Weshoogion, icersiaee 2 
on the reer | Ing switch of sité. Saturday's | S—Mantle, New York. 21. Yost, 
ee _ championship finals will now be ea ry apes) yl genes “If I had aes like that yes- ‘Summediately after impact, the | held at Wisner Field starting at |‘ A a ein, he ee, Co 
terday,” said- the lean Texan, club head follows the flight of | 9 a.m. : (2 Serre, Kew York. 2 cara 
* speaking of the Colonial National/new Yor the bail taking plenty of sand as se ¢ Bauer: New York. ‘15. ae 
Invitational Tournament, in which | Boston it does. The head and eyes re: | Two new entries in the marbles woeGarsr creak Deircavand Berra. 
he finished second, Fd have wor main down as at the address, ‘tournament have expanded the/ Mex Leal 24; etal al Bos. 
that one in a breeze.” 5 field to 18 schools. Players have ton and Tuttle and Kuenn, Detroit, 
<a De | For a sand trap shot around the entered from Hawthorne _ School “TRIPLES Pulley and Bord, Baltimore Bolt and Littler had a best ball ,,., igreen, these are all the average and « a group of boys from the Pon-|Lopes, “Kansas City. Bauer and | Ce 
of 61, Mawhinney and Tucker a 70. 14) a coe. golfer needs to know. By perfect-| ————=| m0 on ere uecen Nee 
- Balding and Gordon Brydson of|™*arey “by "vs "Browe io) Ping the basic rules, every player IBeeTtemae, Wothington wert” Cleve re Canada walloped Mike Souchak oem, 1 art } pm—wren’can build his confidence when i 
_s and Cary Middlecoff 5° and 4./cnicago'st Boston. 1. pm—Pierce (31)|trying to get out of a- sand trap. l e e uses stot ie) hed) Sy Batts | 
oan Balding amazed even his team-| ™* a RESULTS Just learn the .rules and you'll) on. Washington, 2. twenty-three players & 
mates with his wizardry on the en 5, ee 1, gain the necessary confidence, | EITCHINO—Pord, New York. 40. 1 000: 
greens. Balding and Brydson, who Keneas City ity’ at Washington, ppd. rain (Copyright 1956) 3 eer eretael cunieee een: 
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- : Sey —_ chy Baltioiore "7 o= Ma Shoot | Satiesere! von Spee: wession ce Fes double bogey 6 on the 15th hole. Cleveland at New a 1 pm. U NATIONAL LEAGUE 
— Pome narional, LEAGUE A STE LOUIS = Bill | White 22: nous) cuca hover st Louis, The Balding-Brydson duo won eailon Pe bam for Winnin Mark year-old New York Giants rookic,: 439. Repulski. St Louis. 421. Lo 
the full three points (one point for! MlUveuxes Hes os g is a somber young man who re- ‘Patebur m8: Walls. Pittsburgh, . 
each nine and one for the match) |g. Louis ... "a 2 : fused to be nervous over his first Cincinnati, 13; Jablonski, Cincinnat! end 
and it was up to the other team New York 471 3 CAMDEN, N.J. W—Nashua, who | appearance in a major league ria and Boyer. alti, Ashburn. Philadel- 
match — Doug Ford and Ted) pennasienie “1 3 jrecently moved up inta, the mil- lineup. UNS BATTED IN—Boyer. St. Louts 
Kroll of the United States vs. Bill Chicago . 410 286 5's |lionaire class, may try to surpass * * e aa Mia Soaps cont: Stesre 
Kerr and Stan Leonard of Canada New York Te rceseente 8 pe _Hearn Citation’s all-time money winning) The speedy 6-foot Negro. last eS ee a ae, oop a) ae —to decide a lerue: Punk) Goute las 6 pm cerias toe Saturday's Valley F orge night couldn't see why he should burg, 27: “Dark, New York, 25. Moon | 
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teams tied in the first. Thus the} NDAY’S RESULTS | ° eee ete. ireckiyn, Landrubs Cuiceqe: Maye United States got 2", points to *». eae Sew York a | Track ‘officials quoted trainer, yy was the St. Louis Cardinals! Ree eee Mer anand Whine Pits 
It would have been a flat tie of’ only games\ scheduled ‘Sunny Jim Fitzsimons as saying. who became nervous! wher White Pugh, 2. RUNSPost, “Cinemnatt. 9. 
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1000, Freeman, Cincinnati, Buhl — and 
Lt Sabpeened ge CUne eau aid Png ane mebenid ao Leauy: his fourth season in organized 9. ; 
baseball, had taken a long stride -atRt Tpaaarghie st Pees titans, 
itoward establishing himself as the) Le an ae: clphews! ndetpine “and Sac 
J jGlants first baseman.     
      
‘at Louls, 16. 'fast,”’ 
.'Sox pitcher, are the tallest players 
in ee American Lea gue. finished third behind Jim 
Bailey and Landy. 
Bailey and Landy both broke the 
    
Our Olympic: athletes are being forced into the posi- 
in the United States, Bailey a tion of a rider attached to the commen cold war now 
stride ahead of his, countryman flaring on all fronts. 5. | 
ae Se ee If the U. S. team, which has always made a strong. — at first quarter was said Villanova Coach Jim Showing in the overall point rating since revival of 
who will accompany De- the ancient festival in 1896, should falter this time, 
it is safe to assume the Red propaganda mill will 
seize the occasion in pursuit of its interests. From 
all reports, this is a distinct possibility. 
The problems we have in holding trials, assembling 
athletes, providing first grade é¢quipment and trans- 
portation, are tremendous when compared with the 
“When he beat Santee indoors in Soviet way. Money is no object in Russia with the state 
the Knights of Columbus canes openly picking u a tape on a year-roun is. at Boston,”” added Elliott, roe £up rae ee d basi 
itee took the lead at the al too | 
Elliott, 
lany on the trip West. | 
“He wasn't told to set that pace 
He's a runner who hangs back and, 
comes up. He was told to go out, 
and get out of the mob, but he; 
ikept going ahead.” 
* * * 
“Sa 
‘quarter mark. Delany was 30 Here the US. oirmple committee has a perpetual 
yards behind at the time. He had Problem—adequate financing. An estimated $800,000 is 
a sprint similar to Bailey's and Mel fuinimum requirement needed for the round trip to 
Me urne 
I concur that in a democracy it is not the task of 
the government to subsidize athletic teams, regard- 
Jess of the importance of the project. Our team 
represents the U.S.A., but it is put into motion and 
it functions strictly as a result of the people 
behind it. 
All of which brought me to a luncheon yesterday and 
a perfect example of capitalism in action. One of 
the nation’s leading companies, employing about 20,000, 
‘disclosed it would contribute 10 cents to the Olympic 
committee for each box top and wrapper of 12 of its 
products. 
The box tops (oleate don't tear off the head of 
your neighborhood grocer) can be deposited in handy 
display bins in stores across the nation. 
5 Ene potential of such an offer is tremendous. Every Inter-Lak h at Pontiz Country Cub. Mah, woman and child has the opportunity of helping 
“| Jack Reynolds led the Skippers to pay our Olympic freight. Just one wrapper tossed 
with a medalist round of 76. Dale into a designated place and a dime is on its way to help 
Wheeler, John Wettlaufer and au pay for the trip of Melbourne. 
all fired 83's * * * *: 
Watertorg. y opnran was low for’ Merchandising experts contend -a million wrappers 
{BOEKiey MAUL he easily may result frem this brilliant promotion and if 
that figure is attained our Olympic gro will n | ympic group will net a _ Sports Briefs check for $100,000. 
jy Hon: Jackson.) Whitey sox first What's most important, a ma § jor sant of the fund- 
baseman, and Frank Sullivan. Red paising work. will have been accomplished with the 
direct help of people throughout the land. 
That a respected concern chose to devote a major part - 
Pitcher Bob Lemon of the Cleve- of its promotional campaign to helping the sports proj- 
land Indians was quite efféctive ect is the perfect illustration and the perfect example 
as a pinch hitter in 1955. He made of countering the Soviet way of doing things. This is 
four hits in 19 appearancés for a democracy and athletics working together in a happy 
capital istic society. — a _____~ ee 
Hurls 3 No-Hitters 
nts Majors Seek Young Father won in 4:06.3 
- * * * 
Elliott is counting on Delany 
stretching out his initial speed and} 
running his old race. Also, he! 
“This week the pressure 
isn't on him. He's the underdog 
jlike Bailey was. He'll be more re- 
laxed"’ |   
Waterford Golfers. | 
‘ Win Over Berkley Waterford High's steadgshooting 
‘golf team chalked up its 7th vic- 
tory in 10 starts.Monday with a 
325-355 decision over Berkley in 
Cumbepwarth for 
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| =: * Ld * 
400 average 
. * 
Joe DiMaggio averaged 35 home 
runs a aces in the mae * «* = ww 
  
Ted eee ski ap 47 homers: 
and 25 doubles in 1955, 
  
  ” COLU MBUS, Ohio 
™ State University, placed on ‘Puts ‘House’ in Order ** <P) —-Ohio concerned to live within the rules,jhas accepted this thing (probation 
a greeted the edict handed down by'and Rose Bowl ban) and the way | ASBURY PARK, N.J. —An 18- thal world in an uproar and ma- 
year-old father of two children has jor league baseball scouts in a 
the New Jersey high school base- sweat to sign him. 
i * 8 . 
He's Lee Owen, ,a righthander 
\who has pitched three no-hitters, 
for Asbury Park High School and 
| allowed a total of only nine hits   
  * year's probation recently for in-'Western Conference Commission- 
fractions of the Big 10 athletic er Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson. 
code, is moving quietly to put its. Wilson, who addressed some 
b house in order. 1,000 high se hool coac hes “n the 
* oe ¢ campus last weekend at a banqiet! 
Dignified acceptance of the pen- sponsored by the university,” said 
all he “admired | thes way Ohio State 
| alty, and yale mn | attest oy 
‘Old Timers Enjoy Party 
| Pontiac Old Timers’ Baseball! Prominent sports figyres from 
association opened 19536 activities Detroit and Toledo, as well as 
from tbe Pontiac area/were among 
‘the guests. Some 6f ‘them Bob 
: alahan and Lloyd Brazil of the 
"of D.: Al Mugll er, Jim Smart during the last wee ‘kend with a 
banquet. Held in the VFW hall’ 
here, the affair proved highly in- 
spect ee nau a fed aod Ed Decker/of the Toledo IN 
eepecl an A A he as ioe that the team; Ace Left, Jaa Moran, De- 
reported. ena we ac troit; Gene /Bone.4 Ted Reaver, ' gathering was 
the high interest shown 
timers’ activities.’ 
1 
.| Major R. G. Savage of St. 
E Bee, Thomas, Ont. was a fine toast- 
another, the high jump. She -excelled at every- | ™ester, and the crowd enjoyed thing, basketball, tennis, swimming, diving and | the talk by former Tiger cals | team recived a trophy as the most 
* | “lefty Diz Trout, who will active in 1955 Gifts were present- 
became known as the eiates! ed moses join the Old Timers’-ranks him. ed the Ladies Auxillary for 
She also holds the girls’ mark for throwing @ seit tis summer. Diz, it was providing the dinner. . 
baseball — 296 feet. Her fight against cancer has stated, will be a hurler for the = The OT International will meet 
becomé a national concern. Detroit Old Timers, in the Old ‘May 26, in Toledo to talk schedule 
; Timers’ Interational League. ‘and. other matters, 
# 4 
“a fine tribute to Charles ‘al old Irish icity federation 
/prexy); Bill Latozas and Len Buzz. 
Joe Canty of the local recrniting| 
Army- Navy grid battle. 
GREATEST WOMAN ATHLETE — Mrs. Babe 
Didrikson Zaharias, established as one of the 
worlds greatest woman athletes is fighting the 
greatest battle of her life against cancer. The 
Babe came out of Beaumont, Tex., in 1932 to win 
two Olympic championships, the 80-meter hurdles 
and the javelin and to be disqualified after taking 
  % 
’ 4 
  they are proceeding.” 
* * * 
President Howard Bevis said the 
university had swallowed its me- 
dicine, was determined to live 
within the rules, and would be 
heard from within the rules. 
Athletic Director Dick Larkins, 
in a letter mailed to alumni, _ex- 
plained the reasons for the proba- 
ition, ¢aid Wilson had conducted a 
long, thorough 
tion. . 
“We have done our utmost to as- 
sist in this investigation by being 
honest and truthful, and at no time 
have resorted to covering up: the. 
facts,"’ Larkins said. 
Larkins termed the Penalty as! 
‘severe without question,” but, 
added: | 
- | } and fair investiga- 
  Ponting Press Photo | swould jand four runs in.six games. Scouts 
jof the New York Giants, Cleve- 
Nand Indians, Milwaukee Braves, - 
,Philadelphia Phillies, Cincinnati 
Reds, Pittsburgh Pirates and Kan- 
sas City Athletics have looked him 
over in the past month, although 
jthey can't sign him until he grad- 
uates in June, : 
© 2s : 
Owen is understandably: more 
anxious than most high school 
‘pitching phenoms to make the ma- 
jors, arid in a hurry. 
| “College would probably be best 
for me, but I just couldn't go un- 
less ‘F had a scholarship which 
let me take my family 
along and schools just don’t give’ 
ithem out to baseball players,"’ he 
‘said, “I'm going to try to make 
RAINBOW—Proof that Oakland the majors." 
“It gives us an opportunity to, County's waters produce some nice 
service’ showed films of the last strive diligently in the conference trout is seen in the above picture 
circles for a set of more realistic|of J. T. Perkins of 7650 Bridge’ 
more practically and with less 
hypocrisy. It will enable us to gear 
our problem of unearned financial 
aid in conformity with, not only 
established law and order, but 
standards. of decency to the young 
men on our squads.”” 
ra Bud Leslie of the Pontiac OT rules under which we can operate! road; Clarkston. The rainbow, a! 
beautifully colored 19-inch, near 
was taken Sunday on 2-pounder, 
a night. crawler lure, fished -in 
Macedav lake, from the bank. “It 
was my biggest trout, and my 
only fish for the day”, said 
Perkins. = : | 
  ‘QWEST SIDE SENIOR HOUSE 
(Final Standings) 
Pts Pie 
Slater's 0 ~BSvivan Center «4 
Huron Bow! 79 «Tru-Bilt 60 
Oakland Coin i W. 8. Rec 59 
Dick Ai Wes 79 Lakeland Mtg Si 
Pietg tal 49 Blue Cleaners 56 
Tripie 69 Pensi Cola 54 
Hazelton « 89 Coca Cola 
Marra Mit 64 Pontiac Cigar. a1 
Season hight Foster 269. Preeman 1715; 
be Bow! 1099—Jo08.      
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS; TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1956_ 
          
“Cotton Upsets 
ae Giardello rdog: of competitors in the 5th annual) 
Gade aciee Sd PON Press. Invitational High Charog Both are fine shotmakers 
School Golf Championship that the Baldwin is the squad leader. He | shoots. around! the high 70's. Mike lists, includes Ed Tovarsky (82), 
Formal entry for the Birming- |'s only a little less effective 
ham High School squad, coached | Unanimous Decision in 
Garden Fight 
“NEW YORK @®—If Joey Giar- 
dello wants a’ return bout, happy 
Charley (King) Cotton says the 
onetime leading middleweight con- 
tender can have it any time. — 
Matchmaker Teddy Brenner,| 
still chuckling over .the fourth 
straight upset at St, Nicholas Are- 
na, said today he hoped to make) 
the repeat for June 4 or 11. | 
Giardello said he would like the by 
  
in nearly two years. It all de- 28 
blew a tentative June 6 television! 
date with Willie Vaughn in Chi-| ae 
cago by losi ng. 
Cotton, a 5-1 ie finished | 
strong in the last three rounds! 
last night to pull out a tight but) 
unanimous 10-round decision, 
Outweighed 1594 to 15444, Cot-/ 
ton, a 26-year-old comparative un- 
known from. Toledo, Ohio, was! 
much stronger than Giardello. 
Spokane Club Seeks 
Women’s U.S. Open 
SPOKANE, Wash. ®—Spokane’s 
Athletic Round Table, famous for] - 
promoting big time sports -events|- 
  classic to back. This time it's the 
  Maples Seek 
‘11955 champions will 
ceived .It was one of a number | 
of entries that included South- | 
field and Milford. Livonia Beat- 
ley, 1955 runnerup, was expected 
to send in its entry within a 
few days, 
High, St. 
and others. 
Deadline for entries is May 16. | 
chance to avenge the loss, his first Tourney 
at Pontiac 
pends on whether or not Joey|~———————>————-——— 
Lt.-Col. F. W. C. Weldon over this obstacle one 
step at a time. This sort of a performance in 
training at Windsor Great Park, Berkshire, Eng- By H. GUY MOATS 
hey are Tim Baldwin and se 
back. 
|George Eaton (90), Dave Krause Dennis 
Fred Coxen|   
Maples “ lost . Bob Goldsmith. ' 
|Sandy Siegel and Pete Jackson 
‘through graduation. In their shoes 
/are Tom McDaniel, (82 average), 
Pete Green (84), Bob (86), 
| Embde (86). Alternates are John 
Bonds (90) and Jon Overgard (92). 
Southfiel@’s club this year is 
led by li-year-old senior, Bob | 
Turney, a low 80 player. Neil 
Mitchell, 17, ts in the No. 2 spot. doe Borovick, has been re- 
along with Pontiac | 
Frederick, Watertord | 
is set for Monday, May. 
Municipal course. He shoots in the low 80's aise! | 
| Bluejays’ entry also listed Bob 
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  been given the field ‘of their fine championship five| (85), Tom Berry (88). Alternates 
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Milford’s team, already in the '56 Golf Title Defending titlists have only two, Zurla (85), “juntor Bob Waldron | (92),° Mike Pritchard (94), 
harant Reed (96). Gary Himes mt 
Berry are alternates. 
Dick Yeager is the coach. 
All entries should be in by this 
weekend. Draw for pairings will 
‘|be made immediately after the 
close of entries on May 16.   
Mets Schedule Drills 
The Mets, city Class D baseball 
Bob team, will hold practice sessions 
‘today and Saturday at Washington’ 
Junior High and Friday at Colum- fished an unsmoked cigarette from 
\bia-Joslyn south. All workouts be-| ithe fuel line of a car being readied 
gin at 5 p.m. Interested players' 
are invited to attend the practices. 
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land, hardly will lead to Olympic Games compe- | 
tition. Equestrian events are scheduled in Stock- Middleweight boxer Rory Cal-, ‘appear the cigarette got there Ry 
houn’ 5 Peal first name i is Herman. accident. 
| of the car owned 
|Glidden. 
One Athlete Gets 
AllTeam’s Points 
      
  |cept for iron man Deane -Felter, 
|Points as the academy lost a track 
lthe |Cigarette in 
Cor’ s Fuel Tank 
INDIANAPOLIS (®—Mechanics 
|for the May 30 Indianapolis race 
iyesterday and one said it didn't 
Frank Glidden, chief acces 
by Fred Som. 
mers of Indianapolis, sald there 
are no cigarette smokers among, 
| the car’s pit crew members, 
; ‘I've been in auto racing a lot} 
of years, and this is the lst time 
this ever happened to me," said 
“The tank was clean 
when we brought the racer to the 
track, 
The cigarette was found when 
driver Ed Elisian complained he 
was unable to get enough fuel on a 
practice run. Mechanics said a|'       lelogged fuel line eould cause seri-} 
ous damage in the highily tuned | 
car. | 
    MORRISTOWN, N.J. WW — Ex 
\Newark Academy might just as 
jwell have left its track team home 
yesterday. 
Felter Scored all of his school's 
|\feet “to Delbarton 47-25. 
Felter won the 100-yard dash, 
220, the high jump the broad 
jump and the shot put. Delbarton! 
captured   ON THE BOUNCE — Joey Giardello, right, of 
Philadelphia, misses connections with a right in 
a ae ae ot last night’ 8s match with Charley 
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e 2. oo A -|hemorrhage Sunday, was reported) yesterday, after ‘‘a bad night”! Jim Kelly of Minnesota will be| Earl (Dutch) Reibel of the 
if ” . be Krebiel Unchanged “unchanged” today. Sunday... head coach of the U.S, team in the|Detroit' Red Wings won the 1956 
‘LOUISVILLE, Ky. (®~George| : Ue . ltrack and field events in the 1956|Lady Byng Memorial Trophy for . ZA us |Krehbiel, racing writer for the De-| Mrs. Krehbiel said that her hus-| The 1955 Yankees won 19 of Olympic games to be conducted injclean play after only three seasons : . =. . - |troit News who suffered a cerebral|band, however, had a quiet day|their games by: shutouts. Melbourne, . the National Hockey League. 
St, Michael victimized St, 
of four hits and six enemy errors 
to defeat its cross-town rival, 9-6, 
at Columbia-Joslyn. It was the 2rd 
win in 6 games for St. Mike and 
the 6th straight loss for the Rams. 
  best output, F 
Orchard Lake’s Paul Francko- 
wiak pitched his 2nd shutout of the 
season as the Eaglets dumped the 
Royal Oak nine, 4-0. The previously 
unbeaten Irish are leading the SCL. 
Franckowiak allowed only three 
hits and struck out 11. He aided 
  and scoring two runs, Pete Made- 
lans-collected two hits for the Ea- 
glets off the offerings of Phil Brze- 
zinski 
Center ‘Line St, Clement chalked 
up a 7-5 victory over Highland’ 
Park St. Benedict in another SCL' 
encounter. | 
Clarkston outslugged Brighton, | 
10-8, in a Wayne-Oakland free- 
for-all Monday at Clarkston. 
the distance and fanned 16 while. | Clarkston’s Dave Gaddis hurled 
         
  Dick Doyon hurled the distance his own as by clouting a triple teammates Gary Neto sod | . ° . | x Paul 
“um on More and more people agree that the |My PCC Athletic Violations. 
‘May Cause Rules Changes SAN FRANCISCO wf — Presi- 
dents of the nine Pacific Coast 
Conference schools, concerned 
with an “alarming situation’’ in 
violations of its athletic code, may 
change the ries. group next fall would ‘determine 
whether the rules now governing 
PCC athletics are realistic and 
suited to the environment. The 
fact the presidents have asked for 
the ‘re-examination’ . . . shows 
that they are not satisfied with errors, 
Romeo's strong team handed Ox- 
ford a 9-3 shellacking. The Bull- 
dogs lashed out with nine hits off 
Don Atwood as the Wildcats sut- | 
ferd their 5th loss in 7 starts. 
Romeo wrapped up the decision 
with five runs in the 7th frame. 
A. E. Smith of Wyandotte 
‘downed Bloomfield Hills, 5-3. Ken 
Newberry pitched all the way for 
the losers and’ yielded only four 
hits, but six-errers proved his un- 
doing, Colter made three hits for) 
the winners and Dick Sloan picked}   1" YEAR BOTTLING OF PAUL JONES nas tne 
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  Dr, Robert Gordon Sproul, pres-;What we have now.” 
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nia and spokesman for the presi- The presidents let stand—thus Hills. 
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Promotes Program 
Michigander Unter |   on the University of Washington) ‘ 
by faculty advisers and athletic Curtis Cup Next 
part in any post-season or all-CoM-| ance in next month's Curtis Cup, ference ‘competitions. The school) natches in Engiand after winni 
competed in five weekend meets) J UD 3 L Miser Downey defeated Wanda 
and only one was beaten. Three) Another problem, accusations Sanches of Baton Rouge, La., 2-| 
Notre Dame's. olympic decathlon their May 20-23 meeting at Vic-| baked the 6,312-yard, par 74 Cas- 
candidate placed in five events. toma, B.C. ; ‘cades course. | 
‘Central Michigan tied with 
Wheaton of Illinois for first place, 3 S { Track directors in their separate week- ; z 
jend meeting. The penalty will cost if M p 
q € : Washington more than $50,000 in| Or 1S$ owney 
J Wi : Rose Bowl income and prohibits | HOT SPRINGS, Va, ® — Mary 
was found guilty of letting football her first Southern Women’s Ama-| 
won and one tied. |that some UCLA football players up, in the Southern’s 36-hole finals. 
Michigan State dropped a dua] £°t under-the-table payoffs of $40| Miss Downey had to go the full’ meet to Notre Dame at East Lan-.a month, was left to the faculty |36 holes before she edged Miss 
Michigan took a triangular t 
meet at Ann Arbor, scoring 81 4 
points to 46 for the Chicago 
Nie Bestt (Win) Cotege reap | Baseball to Germans Each had 61 points, Central get-; . 
ting its on five first places and) BAD KREUZNACH, the Huskies from being listed as any Downey of Baltimore started 
champions in any spert or taking preparation today for her appear- 
AT lI Lt) ‘Players get help from a fund setiteur golf championship here Sat- Michigan college track. teanis'up by eo ewan |urday. ~ 
sing, 86% to 54 with Aubrey Lewis, 4nd directors’ group to handle at Sanches in the terrific heat that 
Track Club and 34 for Marquette. 
Michigan won nine events. 
Wheaton its on one first and five|_A Michigander, 
seconds.       
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Germany (pation under a ‘German youth ac-) @ . FOUR ROSES DISTHLLERS CO., W.¥.C. BLENDED WHISKEY. 86 PROOF 72%¢%-enumn WEUTAAL SPIRITS, 
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Michigan Normal won the mile of baseball to an eager group Of! saccess and a factor in German- | 
relay, the final event, to edge German: youngsters in this wine! american relath paige | 
Miami of ‘Ohio, 63-59, at Ypsilanti.) making town. om 
Western Michigan, although com-| Marquart is principal of the! “It won't be long before these 
peting without its half-mile star, Army's school in Bad Kreuznach|kids will be calling each other by. 
John McKenzie, racked up 75 4/15,and is getting cooperation from their first names and nicknames,”| 
points to defeat Bowling Green the second armored division and he said. “The German children are| 
(678/15) and Ohio University|several hundred baseball - happy|taking home stories of their con-| 
(38 1/5 at Athens. American kids in promoting a tacts with Americans to their par-' 
baseball-softball program. ents, many of whom could be 
RO Linksman reached in no other way. | 
Bags 2nd Ace 
_on Same Hole 
     
      
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A softball game was played | 
| here Saturday as part of Ger- Te i | 
"eur et 1 German seme. Kilgore Keeps World 
Rain and gusty winds failed to. “At first.” Marquart said, ... Hhree-Cushion litle | A group of 21 German young: 
| sters between 12 and 16 took 
| part. 
daunt the golfing enthusiasm of/wondered if the Germans even) LOS ANGELES (#—Ray Kilgore | 
Roya! Oak's Art Mitchell, Sunday.|Wanted to learn baseball. Our of San Francisco retained his) 
The south end attorney and a com: |experience has proved that they world three cushion billiard cham- 
panion, John Foren of Berkley, | 4o. . pionship Monday night by defeat-| 
equally hard-bitten golfer, toured) “If they pick up baseball as ing John K. Fitzpatrick of Los . 
Bald Mountain despite the weather fast as basketball, we . ought to Angeles, 600-575. | 
- and set some kind of a record inhave some good Major League’ Kilgore was granted permission) 
so doing. prospects soon. We taught the/|to participate in the championship] 
On No. 6 tee Mitchell belted a/Germans basketball and it wasn’t/match by the American Billiard 
4iron shot to the green. The ball long before they were beating our Congress. He has been champion 
bounced—right into the cup! The Sox off.” ; \since the retirement in 1953 of the 
hole is a par three, 172 yarder. Actually, one might call the (perennial) Uttenokder: ¥ Uite ee 
The shot was Mitchell's 2nd ace baseball program a sort of coun- 
on the same hole. He hit it with @) ter-measure for German instruc- Long Wait for Win | 
No. 3 iron last Nov. 13. tions of Americans in “fussball,” | | es Mitchell had a 91 for the 18-hole| 9. .occer. | DETROIT »—Michigan Normal 
'College held a tennis victory today) 
been over Wayne University, the first in| round. Last time it was 81. : ‘ 
“Game's getting ‘tougher all the| Baseball education has 
time,”’ Mitchell remarked,”’ all but tried in Germany before, but it 29 years. The Huron netters 
getting an ace.” |was None too successful. This was whipped the Tartars, 7-2, yester- 
‘in the early stages of allied occu-'day. The last time Normal won.   
    
  
  
  
  
  
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           School's track team a 39-38 edge Manager Patf Parks of the 
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* ee dual meet from Wayne was in 
Decision Clears Graryalrackateanawvine <= | 
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‘kid the whole proceedings includ-|Pecognizable figures on TV, he) ling, daringly enough, the sponsor |Probably works the least of any, 
‘and his commercials. His candor,|Performer. He reported that he 
plus the quality of his suspense 
dramas, captured the public 
fancy.   
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supply of 39 shows in three or 
four days. It sounded incredible, | lean do his labors for the year’s | _ STARTING TOMORROW! 
lips met! Then she was fated to love the toughest gent in the toughest spot on earth!   
       
  
  
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   LY rosext TAYLOR BIL KI D 
           * * oo but he explained: 
Recently he realized the impact! 2 
of his TV activities in New York, | | “I can knock off about 10 shows! 
where he was filming locations for in a day. I run through a script! 
“The Wrong Man." ‘once. on paper and rehearse it! 
“It was awful,”’ he. said, though | once with the teleprompter. The 
|appearing to have enjoyed it. ‘ “The | words appear right over the lens 
‘depth was reached when the lo of the camera.-so you don't ap- 
cation manager had to ask the pear to be reading; they're re- 
director—me—to take a drive be-|flected on a glass. I do the work’ Ted ree, 
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William Charles Ealy, 20, who! 
    
    
  
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a ae N. J. He finished! | The Picture of the Year! in the finance his specialized dept. He is the training on: Feb- 
son of Mr. and ruary 17, 1956. 
Mrs Kenneth . He spent a 10- 
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tered the service Ellis of Milford, 
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194. He received “ELLIS for Japan. 
rn va tan haste teiaingp Pic. Ellis enlisted in the service a Leona » 80. M 1955 and received his basic | His wife, Nancy, and 11-month-|May 1. training at Camp Chaffu, Ark. Imagine! . | ae) TV serlen was 
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Onli Haaseth, 19, the son of 
|Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Haaseth of] 
241 Middle Belt 
Rd. is now sta- 
tioned at Keesler 
Air Force Base 
in Biloxi, Miss. 
A.3.C. Haaseth 
entered the Air 
_ Force in October 
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in Biloxi, Miss., r | 
is the son of Mrs. | 
Allen McCullough’ 
of 3965 Central. . 
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received basic 
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| ued stationed at Camp Gieger, 
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         ABOARD USS MOUNT “McKIN- veniences, a kind of suitcase, is. soecveey find me a bigger | “trem something we call an’alr- explosions. It takes pictures at a 
LEY OFF ENIWETOK PROVING! handle to attach to. short- them rock:’*. -* plane—which you oo wouldn't ‘rate of 3'3 million frames per 
4GROUND (INS)—An open letter to ees. the better to drag them None of his constituents had believe. | second. 
UG. (Editor's note: UG, an old, A A os lever heard of wah but they were| When you hit Huk, Us. you said) The man who explained it te us | 
friend of the author; was born in| There never was iio trouble w ith/all for it. You got clobbered with | Something that gave you your) apologized. He said theve was | 
the year 1,715,000 before Christ long-haird babes, natch, and hadn't ‘that bigger and better rock in{Mame. You said “Ug.” It was the) mow that took cight million | 
and lived to the ripe old age of jbeen for million or two years. ; what will always be remembered|Ono om e aay, really. Reese travers bor secend- 
33, by which time he was undis-/But then that new hairdo come you wouldn't believe the after) The H-rock could kill or Stun ‘as the “first: wah in history. Your! math, scientific and political, of millions of le for th puted head of his duplex cave, |in. The pterodactyl cut they called kids began looking around for even/even a parctice heave of this here | square milee Ue e, rove ated 
    Lead Cas) es Son ae and dames went for it like bigger Sk — H-rock. ce something with that there rock 
Seconds Over Neanderthal Man er You were ready. though.! wen, pal cane you should be} There's more mysterious equip- ~ : ceed. ; Pal Ug: ‘with that old handle. You had/out here to see what's come of ment out here than could have been, *Ours in sports | Yes, we're opening the doors Look what you done! You should everything, pal o° mine. -|that there impetuous act of yourn.!comprehended by Einstein, a fel-. Bob Considine.’ to this friendly savings insti- i never have hit that kid Hnk in the’ BIEW YOUR STACK BETTER WEAPONS ‘low born some time after you.) ee ee tution — “right in your own backyard.” Come in and let’s ; 
get acquainted! : 
Free Gifts FOK THE ENTIRE FAMILY 
“MR. & MRS.” PEN SET 
with each account of 
    We are having trouble with some 
friends in a place named Asia 
because the last H-rock we héaved 
‘gave off dust that hoited people 
whe got in the way. ; head with = a Then you blew your stack, Ug.) People who lived after you and 
|You looked up from your master- the kids, and their kids, come 
|piece, which is now in the Met-|up with better weapons than no 
|ropolitan Museum of Art, minus|/rock—hard as that will be to be- of painting the urt t on! the wall of y ae Aaigaishos (the unicorn’s horn, and saw Huk lieve.     6 
You a, that . caper?) 
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Mr. Governor!         
           
            dragging one of your short-haired OU Oo} 'UNARTISTIC CAMERA or more hairy belly was bloated with a “ 
good meal off the side of a raw w babes. ¢ ** netle mney thinked things up like yoy as an artist couldn't under- 
| sharp rocks. for instance, and stand a thing we call a camera. NATO LEADER—V ice Adm .jbrontosaurus and two tender trees) Tiknowietat . offended you, of|hatchets, spears, swords, bows and Robert P. Briscoe has been named|that later became a bush known course: He was using one of your|arrows, guns, |S come tanks, planes and) ‘bee: tupid enoug' that 
id id aprile regret ot a com: EES | suitcase handles. Still you shoulsin't| gas and now something real crazy horn fiip ses oe sot la, ee Asal a 4 = J ts Sey hee was ped real orter have done what you done. that is all mixed up with splitting attained the abstract and said to 
 e ace you were getting good | and fusing atoms. \ Europe. cont tion on your pet unicorn: You picked up a rock and | ‘hell with the horn. NE 
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     AND at ASSOCIATION : Lode Y Seems River 3       gave him a dinger on his noggin, | © They call it a hydrogen bomb | 2 OO 0 . KNOW (si sosema Fli f B | ay You had everything, Ug, and a you did. You know the rest. | and everybody wants one since Well. Ug. they were showing tablet ie made to a   
          lot more than some of them bums He went back te his cave and | some Russian plug ugly named (us a camera the other day which  geeds. try it today! jin them other caves. You had’ grunted as follows: “This means , Khrushchev announced they got | was built to photograph the first. Mo7s largest Selling Aspirin For Children           |invented the last word in con- wah. Ah fate, ah, but here it) one so neat it can be dropped mewling microseconds of H-recks! . < c 
  
Trial Resumes re ~ aes 7 Involved Optometrist: 
Asked Delay in August 
on Illness Excuse 
MASON .” — A state optometry 
board official who testified he wit- 
nessed Benjamin D. Ritholz in the 
act of giving a bribe returned to| 
the stand for defense questioning 
today in Ritholz's bribery trial. 
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Dr. Chauncey J. Howe Jr., Hills- 
_ dale, board secretary-treasurer, 
swore Monday in Circuit Court 
that Ritholz, Chicago, president of 
the King Optical Co., passed three 
$100 bills to Dr. Julien Feiler, 
Flint, in a Lansing hotel room last 
Aug. 8 
Ritholz told himself, Feiler and 
Dr. Clare L. Grigware of Grand 
Rapids, a third board member, 
Howe said, that the sum was to 
“bind the bargain’ made earlier 
for a $6,000 payoff. | 
The trial, delayed because of, 
the defendant's illness, began Mon-| 
day before Judge Philip A. Hadsell 
of Niles. It is expected to last two 
weeks or longer. 
Howe testified the money was 
offered to beard members to 
“wash out” a complaint then 
pending before it against Edwin ° 
L. Sanchik, a Lansing opteme- | 
trist. ; _ ; 
A board inspector had filed the 5 : ; a ; : 
complaint, alleging that Sanchik = - 
engaged in ‘unprofessional’ con-| ; ; : ‘ =. 
duct by acting as a “‘steerer” and ; ad . 
referring persons who came to 
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THE PONTIAC -PRESS. TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1956 
     
  
Ge Deadline for. Bonus Sab on Tosi lg, omance): 1.4: . in the Heactio =e, in Indiana Nearing Cf Fight Men Former iesidents of Indiana now! ye11ow SPRINGS, Ohio-» —     scare ; . a - > Oe acting ‘the Indiana Korean Conflict|in -human reactions under the 
e e°« ~~" [Kecting the nidiana Korean Conflict Stress and strain of flying is going A candidate for affections of the bonus is June 6, it was announced °" at Antioch College under U.S. 
two-ton sea elephant Moby Dick! yesterday by the Veterans State A   ir Force auspices. 4 
arrived by air from California./Service Department of Pontiac. | 
— 7 Hoosier state officials requested 
a regular beauty in sea elephant the announcement be made in this 
circles yesterday by Zoo Director|Sector due to the many Indiana) 
George P. Vierheller. natives now residing in the area. 
~ \They reported that no more than| 
_ ee BER PUR half of the veterans eligible to She already has shed her fur receive the bonus have applied for 
and is a fine jet black. lit. 
The cow was kept in a separate Officials said all persons inter- 
enclosure overnight and was to be ested in inquiring further or apply- 
launched today in the pool where ing for the bonus should write to: 
Mobey Dick is king. ‘Auditor of State, Bonus Division, 
Vierheller hedged a little and at 431 No. Meriden St., Indian- 
called the candidate a prospective apolis. 
mate, 
ef «@ The need-for the project came! 
with modern, high speed airplanes, 
says Dr. Jerome Cohen, professor ; 
of psychology. 
With aircraft getting slimmer |_ 
the result is less space for the 
pilot and instruments. And at 
jet speeds, a pilot must be able 
to tell at a swift glance what's 
going on. So one goal is fewer | 
instruments. 
In one of the experiments a 
pilot's eye movements are photo-   DONALD DUCK 
           
    
  
            
  
graphed under flight conditions, to PARES 
determine if some instruments 
can’t be combined. Student volun- 
romance is» imponderabie,” 
declared, “~- | Simon Lake, American naval 
“Either side may be fickle and architect in 1897, built the Argo- ed to 116 decibels of sound in a 
he naut, first submarine to be oper- 4x7 foot room, or involved in an 
lated successfully in the open sea.|experiment on control panel knobs. | 
  
       
    
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Screw Threads Topic 
of Speaker at Dinner 
Russell F. Holmes, chairman of Fe 7 ~ . PHE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY ra 1956 
[;MARKETS. Market Prices | News in Brief Church nas Billie 0. White, 21, of 292 Seward       
Troy Scouts Clear $25 
TROY — Troy Boy Scouts 
Troop T-2 cleared over $25 profit Deady Battery aves the Lives   Grains Rally : 
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  ~ Produce- St. yesterday was fined $50 and ee | : _ of Possum Brood on their recent pancake supper, it the General Motors Threads : After Sell Off norwes nee Move Unevenly ic"szzriets se [s Hospitalized. | Pe OO a cemmees wa Og cements toes Reese | eee au apse baal SIERO ONS. ct ene Sy ae : sd : . 2 ‘Mother | ‘mad slight : CHICAGO wm — Grains sold ott growers Aedes ee eee NEW YORK w— Price move-\o reckless driving. ‘1 Am Against Nobody,’ error in selecting a Seas for i Planning Card Party Engineers, a " “ early in moderately active dealings "rx schage lots. Briees ee ments were irregular today in a A $100 fine yesterday was paid Suspect Says, Giving brood of five, but they all came) ORTONVILLE — Ortonville OES) The dinner session will be held on the Board of Trade today, losses fu; 8° 1-3. 14.8 bu apples donuiion, stock market with a handful of by Clifford Cummings, 31, of. 54 out all right. 286 wil hold the third in a series at the Elks Temple, and Holmes <3. : a i . : 
ae re os "wo. Strong issues standing out against Earlmore Blvd., who pleaded guil- ‘Vv Finger Sign s ow VY of public card parties at 8 p.m. will speak on “Screw Threads.” | pl pe = running to around a cent before |*pples, Mcintosh. 
          
    : 00-3.50 bu: apples, Northern Spy. fancy:'a background of numerous small ty to a chargé of driving while She gathered some straw. and|Friday in the Masonic Temple. i : . 4. bu; ‘ . she mariet stallion’ \end steged a Ome ast Gattis oa) Sen ear __|under the influence of liquor.) NEW YORK  — An unem-\made a bed atop the engine of;Mrs. Wilmer Kilbourn is chairman’ It has been proved by radio- small rally, a ee 3 VEGETABLES, MISC.: Beets, toppea,| In the early afternoon, gains! Pontiac Municipal Judge Cecil Mc-|Ployed handyman who admits fir-/Robert J. Anvoots’ automobile. |of the event. active chemicals that fish actually No, 4, 140-3.80 ba. Corvots, topped. No. iwere stretched to between 3 and Callum heard the plea. ing a volley of shots that killed) For two weeks Anvoots didn't : Selling largely represented a coo-|!. 1.73-2.25 bu. Celery rest. He 1, 190-14 Lots ot the outside. Losses’ -|one worshiper and wounded fiveluse the auto. Yesterday he got in tinuation of the liquidation which doz. bchs. Horseradish. we Rate ted went to between 1’and 2 points at! Pleading guilty to a charge of /others outside a Romanian church stepped on the starter, but heard cropped up toward the finish of the PE... Leeks. er 28 50 ib. bag... the most key instances. driving while his operator's license /has been sent to Bellevue Hospi- only a click. The battery didn't previous session. It had some in- 
fluence on price levels in view of onions, green, No. 46-85 doz. behs.., onjon sets, No. 1, 1 50-2.00 32-lb. beg. 
Parsnips, No. 1, 1.00-1.28 %s bu. Pota- Trading was brisk at times and was revoked, Charles L. Cone, 18,!tal for mental observation. 
Romanian-born Todurchi Sava,   turn over the engine. It had a 
  hit a pace right around yesterday's Of 5045 Cheyenne St. yesterday be- dead cell, 550,000 shares traded in a lower Ban & two-day jail sentence. He 61, the absence of any news to stir up toes. fancy, 2.00 §0-Ib. bag: No. 1, 1.70-)., surrendered to Dist. Atty. 
(rT F Own Home Loan Plan: . 
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Like Rent 1 “lb. bag. Radish hoth No.j*) , 
aggressive — Otis Cae i arket, ‘also was fined $50 by Pontiac Mu- Frank S. Hogan yesterday. Pagcicenl lifted - ject io * house, fancy, 90 5-lb. box; No. 1, .65- | h h nicipal Judge Cecil McCallum. Sava later told reporters he had ' e possums esting comfortably . _,/78 $-[b. box, Rhubarb, hothouse, No. H The aircrafts were higher wit ha ; Wheat near Al end of the first : in the straw nest. If the battery 1.00-1.50 dos. behs. Rutabagas, ioe no the railroads, but their gains were, fired the shots, adding: | had done its work the straw would! 
have been set afire. 
. Anvoots turned over the opos- 
sums to the animal shelter. 
Edison Head Reports 25-150 bu. Turnt N A two-da i term and a $10... : Aint 
ta EA a OE urn nar icant he se Sed ees Oa a 1 a hi Mkay 1. . higher, but large losers also; pontiac Munici Jud Cecil) Want to hit. higher, May $1.52%; oats. un- medium. 9.00-11 00. " were 2 jac pal Judge | changed to % lower, May 65%: rye : ‘appeared in that division. The McCallum in sentencing Robert H. 
% to % lower, May $1.26%4; soy- 1H {arrison, 31, of 12 McKinley St. 
beans % lower to 2 cents higher, Stude- Harrison pleaded guilty to ane 
May $3.23%2, and lard 5 to 10 cents © most while his operator’s license wa 13.00-14.00; small, 
      Sava was Bs before Mag- 
istrate Anthony M. Livoti ‘on 
s\soaees of homicide and felonious 
assault. Later he was sent to Belle- DETROIT EGGS 
IT, May 7 (AP)—Eges, fob eases included, fe eral- state: steels were mixed. 
Automobiles were steady. 
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  ; ty im ’ 1, opened today revoked. a hundred pounds lower, May rebe erst ai, extra mee ow large 41':- active issue up re lous. o Li 2 fete wid ave on 5,000 shares off 3s at 8%. It ° ° e. |. ee hee a aa 3 “oo? was quite activé thereafter and City police are seeking a miss-; Hogan said there was no evi-| ‘6 Pr ofits Higher * Prompt Service * Improved crop prospects con-| Brown>—Grade A large 42-43 ing bicycle which was taken from'dence that Sava intended to tinued to be the underlying factor, 
in early easiness of new crop|°, 
wheat. An Agriculture Department 
crop report is due Thursday and ‘into a small gain. 507 California Street sometime be- shoot any particular person in the 
‘Among higher stocks were Santa tween Satursday night and Sunday;throng outside St. Dumitru's Ro- 
mel Fel Railroad, Union Pacific, Gulf morning. The bike was valued at)Manian Orthodox Church Saturday NEW YORK (®—Profits of De-|. 
troit Edison Co. will be ‘“substan- 
tially higher” this year than last, % Long Time to Pay aaee tOle-41: 
Grade B large 38. dl 38. . 
may show an increase in the winter abrgyne—Orede A large 40-41) medium Qj}, \ Boeing. United « Aircraft, /$48. begets ag fereanbleah ph it was predicted yesterday by - ¥ Low Rates wheat estimate from a month. ago. | 384 Nee Smeiting, Long-Bell  q¢ your friend's in hae and needs trigue’”’ pet, ed Walker Cisler, president, in a re- : Comment: Market steady a 
‘crease noted in receipts, Scorers offer- Lumbet, Mesta . Machine a) (Uz S.| _ bail Ph PE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031. port to stockholders.     Princess Ileana of Romania was 
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          CHICAGO GRAIN in, f all grades fully ample to parte i: ‘ At the . : : & CA 8. — (AP) — O ~o Li |Gypsum,, —Adv t same time, Cisler said, todays “ 7 ‘re recuitements ofan Sm ‘rm | Lower \were Bethlehem sieet | ,Among the worshipers at the East- earnings as measured on a per wo atten 225% July a - joer ‘Ford, International Harvester, In.’ Rummage sale. Kirk in the tems. [ern Orthodox. Easter service. share basis will be lower, but by ot TI ees Sept. TTI) 69 CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS Leer ote ae aS Hourse), W. Long Lk. Rd,’ Sava told reporters “did it : ; i Sept. Lisl dette: Dee IIL | cacago, May 8 IAP) chicago ternational ‘Nickel, Allied Chemi- "Hills May 11, 92.) gv. Es “America - he no More than four per cent. The bd Reducing laterest. q Dee. ..ccess- 21s oO Rre— ‘mercantile exchange. Butter irregular; cal, American Tobacco, General © reason: an 11 per cent gain in the : : March .....,.2.12% May .........126' receipts 1.110.000. wholesale bu < s s Corn— July soe h29 | prices unchan ed to AS lower: 93 score Electric, Royal Dutch Petroieum oe fine Thiel Gi V tot number of shares outstanding. A MAy ..seoses 152% Be o1.. 139. RA Se: $2 A $9. 00 B 868. 89 C55 75. ding his en in a ot ist : 0 July 22200186 * Dec 1.32% cars tom $7; 09 C Ses end Eastern Airlines. rs. mer ica on es Ee sign, Sava said he had nev-|, “islet reported sales of indus . lee seeeee: Hirt el raaa Egus firm; receipts 22.100; wholesale At noon, the ‘Associated Press mn a Communist and was trial power in the first four months. Oate— Sept. 92.2772. aso DEY Beg riarge entes 10 er “cent andjaverage of 60 stocks was up 10 ic 5 inn ers ‘a real. democrat.” of eee rocnmett s per com) omen | 75 West Huron St—FE 4-0561 over A 40: O09 per cent A 0: mixed cents at. $190.50.\ The average. Today ’ “| of the comparable 1955 period, de-| = : = : Studebaker Plans Dealer tice SF omeck tl oe: ca rreatirbestont’ a5. |yesterday was off 90 cents on the bole a an Pi ponies aa we a 20 per cont decrease in De- : \ —— day. \ | DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. wy — troit's automobile production. ' Driveaway Show May 15 nmeaGo Gar wap bataieee, Ack ‘. k First winners in the Mrs eres church warden, Vasila Cu- 2 i Community Nat! “4 ay — aloes: f- s . * a . i SOUTH BEND, Ind. W#—Fifteen rivals ald stock 81: on track, 101; etal New York Stoc s '1957 contest will be announced to-\Cuia, 66, was killed in the U.S. Steel Estimates Cost Bank Building . hundred Studebaker dealers and) Sunday 8. supplies light’: demand mod ats Mdarsing G@uetatioes) day — in clothes washing, safe|{usillade. of Growth af $5 Billi ; . faetory field officials will drive erate, market slightly stronger; carlot | ’ Qa Hon FE d cks f rack sales old stock: Washed. 100 Ib 4 4 niras 193 renee en 52.4 driving and civil defense. — Stock.| Phone 4-1568-9 , e away 1,200 cars and trucks from sacks, Idaho tussets 575. utilities 435- Admiral GU se sat0s | HOBOKEN, N. J. w Stock- South Bend on May 15. ‘ty "Pontiacs weahed and waxed. p30, Ailed Chem 1234 Kelogy Haven (326) A en Sow brelininares usiness oles holders of United States Steel It's the largest “dealer drive- New stock arrivals 60; on ‘track 97: sup- Allied Strs ... s97 Kennecolt  .1aa i¢ sarily mean any par- Corp. were told yesterday that the away” ih the auto industry in'Plet moderate, demand good. market Ait, Lid 2133 Kresge, 88. zee caer entry is leading. Mrs. Amer-| The promotion of K, A. Forward tg company ptr the. next 10 several years, and will be the Seipnt tea. Califormarigng whiter sco-/ Am autine (6 COP Ging. 4 2 DErseME will be crowned Satur-'to manager of the-purchasing ad-iyears faces an annual bill of 500 greatest number of Studebaker 5 8, “Florida ‘Seba bagos 5.28: $0 Ib sacks Am Can $9, Lib McNAL a ‘ deptuea le the varies phaaaa ministration department of the milion dollars for expansion. vehicles to angle’ day Bend i Cos z Sry beckh, Aire... Sof emaking, incleding Lares ‘i a ee Addressing ¢ 871. “big steel” share. raled a ne, on re ; 
ants in any sing ay in 4 as ¢ lam Mot i 9 = - holders annual meeting b ar i ia Dona I , Poultry [Am N Gas... 63 (ontard. ini Toning, cooking and meal plan- ment Division the Stevens Ihstitute of T. ansen Hs Cs | Am : Lou & Nash 105 ning. e of Technology Res. FE 5-3783 ~ Res, FE 2-5513 | DETROIT POULTRY ‘Am Seating = 20 Mack TH 7:36 4| Uaetrectivences also will count. ae oo iene eee oe Aceident Insurance Fire Insurance <me os | DETROIT, May 8 (AP)—Prices paid Am Tel ran Martin, GL... 355 nounced by offi-ipany will have to expand its. S ; Ford Declares: Dividend per pound toR for Ne. b quality Wve! tm Tele * 003 ete Hw. wee but i judges will not say how) cials of the Bir-/ca by a million tons a year} Automobile Insurance Life Insurance DETROIT w — Directors of the | Heavy type hens 27,30; light type 18 Am Viscose .. 36.7 Mead Cp aS . . mingham firm> Hor®T0 years to help meet the steel | Liability Insurance Plate Glass Insurance . ‘20; heavy type broilers or fryem@ 3-4 ac 73 Merck . Forty-nine housewives, represent | . J “\lb Whites 24-25, ray Trosses ergen no , residen ol i y > Ford Motor Co. yesterday de atime) beet! LS 24-26. Armco Bl. saa = 73.¢\ing the 48 states and the District of A) resident at seeds of the nation: | Burglary Insurance Bonds—All Types clared a dividend of 60 cents a Sreanerdtarserstnenty (ypelibensl oer | Armour & Co . 326 Monsen Ch B4lcolumbia are contending for the Allen Park, For-| But, he declared, a substantial | j : he company's outstand- me se Ward 3. : . rt of the company's profits 5 Ga leaoek pevenscine SEAT Sone bent, steady on, Salance of, ALPEC™ 14. 1082 Motor pa. 3e1 title now held by Mrs. Ramona ward was for- nich would noe wean ma . : ' ; : pees stockholders of record’ May 17, (ct ‘a moderate  receip' aa Otterees) ot Atl Refin “43 pane “ ‘ Saket! a = eerieal merly supervisor, expansion are ‘phantom profits, | “Music préduces a kind of pleasure which humen nature . 166. This is the second €0-cent) Uirren Se Devers ermicn! of om one, Balt @ we. a3 Manic Beans rey rere re AF ‘a 2 ch, hey of purchase price| eaten up by inflation, almost be- | cannot do without.” —Coatucivs L dividend declared by Ford since equal to dem Caponettes found tair ensue / "O1 ae oe 8 cn a ge three children ea FORWARD contro! for the. fore we get them.” ' its stock went on public sale in.t© food movement. sor Steel... 1366 Nat Cas ‘ |Ford Division. He joined the com- _ ; . _ @ Air 89 at etry, 0 a 4 
alee | cmacgoemeneg POCA | EF hen BE geile “iets TWO Players Signed 2" s.r." cove. fn Enters Plea of Guilty, === 2 = a Briggs ‘ie --. 331 Net Thea : ie ° ‘parcment lot Agricuiture’) — Live Pom, Bris My. 342 NY Céntral 2 Ptinceton University. to Be Sentenced May 21 | e Electronic technicians... © $37, (Monday 829" coops, 90.000 I.) Budd Co 20 Norf & West | 704 Or en a arms: He succeeds R. F. Webber whol ,. : . | of paring anes ere to 2 Burroughs -.. 41. Na Am Av oe | ntly joined the staff of the! Charged with driving with a re-| STOC cs ND: “| leer eeedett enh ens Sp. Calumet.& Ho. 158.1 Nor Pac : rece voked license and failing to fur- a : ° WHERE ARE e (35-36 over 44h 328, ducklings M4; Samy ooNy 2) West Alrtine - 1" A DETROIT # — The Detroit Ti-|Ford International Division, bs proof of financial rexporssil | ; NI © VOU HEADED 2 2 trey ieee stir Se TGS ak: CEE PM ig BE Goons lt Gi. 84 gers have signed two. players—a ars Wy. dB, Woodward ot 312 Blom] Consult Us. for First Hand Information 2S ’ 2 * duet ted). Carrier Cp . . 583 Pan AW air. . 186,Ccatcher from Detroit and a first Changes Plea to Guilty ifield Ave. pleaded guilty yesterday 7 Og Stock d lil 4 ® If you are an electronic tech- cau trae tet Param Pict... 2g Daseman from Battle Creek — to p before Oakland County Circuit’ in Stock an Bonds # ® nician . .. 19 or 32 years old . | Livestock Ches & Ohio. 655 Parke Da” 581/minor league contracts. Dy Canoe (nn Clarke SO are Prank ite Doty 2 © ... with at least a two-year ® . [Chrysler ..... Penney JC... 89 itwo area breakins, who had pre- . : 5 a . 
DETROIT LIVESTOCK jCities Cve .... 70) Pa RR 265 Woodward,*, free under $1,000 © technical school background... @ | Cities Cee oa ba RR. ce: 268) The catcher is Dave. Mandler, ivecanly stood mute at his circuil| pe HERS pe ey he e maintain a direct line to a member of all c * 1 ‘s— b ak . } | A : © If you want more than ‘usta © so" Market not established. “undertone COWQPAIT «ss: 872 pilzer " "4! Wyear-eld former Denby: High (count aryaignment, changed. his pa Gay. sentenced May 21 by Principal exchanges with up-to-the-minute @ run-of-the-mill job . © | steady. asics: Gta’ ees ancindx Gant. Iss pe $73) Schoot star. who is playing for iplea to ‘guilty yesterday before, mal _ quotation service available at all times. © If you think you have the © severai hundred slaughter steers and etl ae Be Philip meee cele manager Pat Mullin at games- Oakland” County Circuit Judge A , ; : © know-how to take advantage @ eeeime thee. Soeel teseastonieleme Con N Gas 383 Piilsby” Mille 40.4) town in the Pony League. Frank; AL. Doty, Nixon Keeps Mum | 
© cocoa Rattan eS Saati ey tales, mostly hole ted teers Cont mar” Sti Cron a G ime6 Gary Morrison, 21. is the first Vil Philip Hughes, of 295 Madi-| WASHINGTON (INS) — Vice C. J. Nep hl r Co. | = Then you'll be Nended' ie’ chs 5 ety and” commercials steers 35 68 (Cont Mot.) TT Pure Oil «96 baseman. Morrison batted 444 for son /Ave., will be seme oA eae Richard M. shoes Soon e 
.@ ‘ight direction if you write us @ (i Se 19 ba. lenont utilis fond| commerciale Cont Ol ...1213 Repub st) |. ar Kalamazoo College last year and Judge Not May 28. Having failed|he will not comment on the activ 818 Community National di Bids. FE 2-019 | dav interview lhetfers 1300-1800; utility cows sion, io th Wr. 3947 Rex Drug . 97/now is with Panama Cily meer ty furnish two bonds of $1,000 ties of Murray Chotiner, his 1952 Ht 8:20 ‘“ 00 ' CET : mostly 1150-1300; eanners and cutters ;CUrtiss : Rey Met 174 i er. until the end jours: We'll tell you about a new @ mostly 00-1200, some lightweight (DECTe, | ----+. 11 Rey Tob B .. $75 Manager Al Lakeman in the Ala-|Apiece, he is in Oakland County|campaign manager, w : — ° ta id q|shelly canners 9.50 down: utility and|Det “Pais - 397 Rock Spe 337 bama-Florida League. A Jail awaiting sentence. of a current senate probe. @ Program a company World @ | commercial pulls 14.00-16.00, late iMon- co Safeway St 496 eae —$<——$— _—-—~ ——— e famous for oaggenad | icatin @ | day. small tot choice 465 Ib. stock steer Dow aliens St Jos Lead 88 | Fp ; 
and leadershi . You'l have a ce ves 31.00. ” ‘oO loa 5 P L SS rtise me 
chance to see what this prof $ /,ycuires, oasis, 2m, Mosse gpenine wr Taal st Beth A We 3 © ect offers you in growth pos- © veloped; warly coe eros ond cholce gr auto Lite 383 Snel On|. 844 2 © sbi, salary and company. © recs 200-340: fon ign holes io ei Avatar". "37 Simmons , ®@ paid benefits. @ and commercial grades 16.00-20.00; some caer det) 000 ey Hokie ten oe BY 
© Write, giving age, education © | culls dows 1017300. Short deck most. S%-Cell-O 11! 90 Sou Pac i? 
rupee S Sicein daedeea ANS “AP ied /Peeregess oc ty Borg mane gh , * Nelson O. Heyer, Dept. 900 stly choice 90 ib native spring lambs och Std O81 Calif 1127 : (A), IBM Military Products $ about) steady at 28.00, sheep scarce, Freepot Sul a te Std ON Ing. 825 ; 
Div., Kingston, New York. | Gen ‘pak = 3s Std Ott Ohio 70.4 
den Dynam .. 65 stud Pack 92 INTERNATIONAL | CHICAGO LIVESTOCK (Gen Elec a1 gun on 7. 
(AP) — \U. 8 De- - i DUGINESS MACHINES ‘partment of meres: Teaiavic hogs g Me He Ls ella Ld ooo bell wv 
CORPORATION 000; fairly active, steady to 15 Epes ase Motors 441 Srly El Pd B29 5) 
‘on butchers; instances 15- 25 higher late Gen Shoe ... 256 Texas Co ....1176 - 
sows aioe? te ateeog Te ee (as € Gen Tel ..... 434 Tex G Sul 4 
an tb omp ©@ © DATA PROCESSING etacly 15 10-25 om’ 200-260 Ib ~ several! aan oH chomp ne D a ; 
e * ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS © hundred No TG ol vet ics Goebel Br... 46 Tran W Air 221 @ °* TIME CQUIPMENT ejb ee ich apne Goodrich .... ace Transamer 425 5 
e TMILITARY PRODUCTS 9 thew eeignts 15 5 "a few lots 280-310! larah Pale]. 21 Underwood”. 16 Ib 0-18.00, and small lots 320-350). 4, py | 432 Un Carhia 18 eeceoeeeeeesoeseee ;, 13 $0.14 35 bate AA Sey €r5 Pa At West 8 1.212 Un Pac 192 : |around 5! b i 'Grevhound 162 Unit Atr Lin 40 Sy a RP d 1275 oy é pli tate nero acne 9 EE Rs went ales 0 HoIsee Ue tae He @ 
$ Breakfasts—Luncheoms § iio" tiie teins active align ana Momerte |... 88 Unoae cp Van . ; > M 'Y Piicnds in the S| | commercial ae condy! omen, jared Conte a vs Rubber eo te ‘ : $ eet Your Friends in 2 and cutters fully $teady; bulls « Indust Ray .. 426 US Steel...... 60 ‘ § Pi weak: vealers and stockers and feeders, 6 > ; <i 1 1.200 Ib. |[De Rand ,.. 643 Walgreen 322 
$ Riker Fountain 3 sicess asf00 "8 sew onan and tots ba olen ot So eA Rare re 202 / 2 4 tay Ric 2300. Mamechotes prime interiak Ir 3100 Westg A Bk . 345 s i > . 
> Riker Bldg. Lobby Rome eae tote mixed soot amajint Bus Mach $37 weste EI 37 , ee f Ser eg: Oey S10. 15-10.0.. Io ‘iaS-usbo mont emod/ It Mare 24 Whine Moi 92 a Here’s a question we didn’t ask you at But he was told by your Secretary o Sey | grade steers 1675-1850: @ load commer- itnt. Paper ee wo a3 . \ . 4 ; ——— 
Willity “TO1l Ib. Holstein starre 14.00, (0 Shoe 407 Yale & Tow 2069 @ Kalamazoo, Grand; Rapids or Detroit. State's office to forget the summons. . lots high cholce and prime hetfers 20 75- ue Tel & Tel 34. Youngst Bh&T 90, _ : : . most g and cholce hetfers|[s! Crk Coal 452 Zenith Rad. 1214 | 
VALUA 16.75-20 50: meet Pied and Gooner: SIOCKNATERGCES / . | 
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ters S0a-11 Ts ont utility and ‘commer. | NEW YORK—iCompiled by the /As- Now, HONE ESTLY, Mr. Governor—Are How do you account for that? Are there ‘ = . cla ulls . cr ’ 0 . vealers 2200-2600: cull to commercial: sociated Press! / . . ; . 
FACTS ON Aon leading eres modirce! ings 11108! Indus wa Ch wrote you really interested in traffic safety as two kinds of justice in the Secretary of ° = load choice 938 Ib feeding steers Net change +12 1 ’ ’ * . & Noon, today 2688 153 4 m3 190 5 you claimed last week when you asked for State’s office—one for the people and an Saiabie sheep 800, slaughter lambs Prev day... - 2004 1523 ane 190 4 ther one for Democrats? ° active, uneventy 0 ‘igher: sheep’ We: ORO woes. 2709 150 29 1903 ’ : (8) O oe ¢ 5 hoire 91 Mo 2 T 143 hs INVESTING Johor tae 8 ine 7 pre 24 8h Vere nags tt. done 13 ae rae ane ; 30-day suspensions of drivers’ licenses for _ 
“small lots mixed gold crop jambs, ve 1036 igh ee 2752 1825/ 752 1915 » ; 9 - ~ 7 * o - 8 ov : . 
for your FREE copy of Hd may eke ots ln spring iss Bian CUR 1h z i i$ first i major violators! h Os, “de of a Would you advocate the 30-day suspen- ambs » Ow 0. "Dividends Over the " Ib averages 3090: utility. to low good i you Just a ing out of the other Sic e Oo : f : A G , !’ li h 2 1 to eho sion of your Attorney General’s license the Years” aid sprns poral os! pes seat Soran ‘ choice pte Sepa our: mouth a ain? r J y » re = | Pigures after decima) aoe a dy Hilda y g ® same as you do for the rest of the people . 
a basic guide for E ; s Allen Elec & acy fo 3 . oa 04 ae common stock. arnings Gemmermiee’” /, "ta Mba "bs * Now, HONESTLY, Mr. Governor, your investment J NEW YORK cresy — sincietr Ot Howell ise ooh ys * The/ people’ of Oakand County question ow, a ‘i ate es ’ bts e 3 , Corp yesterday reported net income for p Metal Prd. 124 #124 126 , : ie n Ch) 
Clip and Mail This} sey sgarter cnees laren or tae The Prophet Co)... MT MS 3 your/concern for traffice law enforcement CWE ECORG SEN OWE 7 CU Te Sn Ct ates ity ss 1 x udy ¢ o Gal - 
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SENOS cous te EEG a common there’ one qatte Screw Phe GG w hen your own top state law enforcement concerned with traffic safety. In the last al’) = be es * ° 7 
+ [Bibeln eae Sareea" TPE tf tvs holds a serious record of violations. You session of the Legislature your Secretary : 316.64 rom . ° = nes : . 7 ; ome Srudent: gata ie dcmear ter petroies Peron Mover to Colon of State openly opposed.a bill creating local Address fobeck rae eae tarp secirp in ee may recall that the Attorney General was r Pale . of record volume ™" at Other End of Canal bad- driver training schools. Now you Ci - : 3 me : ~ | NEW YORK TINS) — Aico products, PANAMA —Juan D. Peron Summoned for re-examination of his right advocate 30-day license suspension. Tell ate. — Inc. announced net income for the qu * 4“ vee ” — ‘ me 
Own your own share of to cents, OTE ot. i com rae mn ani to “ can The / to drive because of a series of moving us In your Report to the People today ‘, 
Rmericen besinest ene crate aiajnbelteeey setca cnc . what do you realy stand for—traffic safety year. In 1955. preferred dividend re- exiled Argentine ex-dictator set up | traffic violations. quirethents were higher than this year / or clever politics? WATLING accounting for the variation in comm non | his. new home in an apartment in ; 
: Sen” preiacat: ACCeTeIt ofertuions 2 COlOn, at the Caribbehin end of / EN & co. dicate second quarter shipments and the canal, 38 mules northwest of | ne i . 
_ LERCH State Bank Bldg. [iment over the iniual three months” the Pacific end here at Panama, J’ ; , i. REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE . 4-2895 | | Isabel Gonzalez, A night club if LANSING, MICHIGAN | FE 4-2 Speeding on U. S. streets and/dancer Péron thas been. keeping i ‘ ” ; Member New York Steck Exchange [highways injured 702,560 men,/company with here recently, also i ! 7 : Lo af OO oct) cred heaton aenaedeal ce, POTN women and children in 1955./moved to Colon. | i , ee es : . —     
      
    
    
TWENTY-SIX_ oo : THE PONTIAC PRESS 
  TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1956    
    
   College Student 
Kilby Fiend   
a ockhrate Held - | 
: RICHMOND, Va. —A_ Rich-~- : mond Professional Institute soph-| — 
omore was shot to death in his dor- 
2 mitory room last night by a former) 
student who once was his closest 
friend and roonimate. - 
J s Edw Whitlow, 21; « ‘ Gane Ue nas fi ae Aeaeel be _ CRASH SCATTERS CARS — Here is an aerial view of the Milwaukee Road excur- 
: ne oss his bed and-tying. College| sion wreck near Waukesha, Wis., that injured approximately 100 students of the 900 
f mates: rushed to the room when shea eas | were en route to a- 2S aukee LIDS Brooklyn oe coeuee cere om the track. 
they heard. shots shortly after 6 —_ ~ oO ~ - 
Gabeon said Whitlow had been 2 Milford Residents at 
shot at least two times in the back Injured i in Smashup | In Neal y ‘ommuni is 
a, the head with a -38-caliber Le Two Milford résidents suffered 0 |: Ss 4 beui tw Arthur E. Rupert ; 
Alfred Vischio, 21, Brooklyn. AU euls Cet! teen tat} EO) bebe LAKE ORION — Service for Mrs. Elizabeth Alice Bradley 
N.Y., was arrested about an hour Car collision at Milford and Rowe , 1. Ernest Rupert, 26, of 24 _NORTH BRANCH — Service for 
later and charged with first-degree Roads last night. Conki Rd. i b a “Mrs. Elizabeth Alice Bradley, 83, 
| murder, A former mental patient) “+ 8 Wekeees ce Cio 1) &™. was held at 2 p.m. today at Black., : at McGuire Veterans Administra-| Richard Dquglas, 26. had bruises hae pet Hae ny cities burn Funeral Home here, with 2 ‘of the chest, ch d right k Li se ao nC . "| tion Hospital, he had returned to chin, and rig nee. lawni@emeier, vic Rupert died burial in Brown City Cemetery. | 
; ruce Sie V heieord Lg nem ae by IRN | (Cora Willian Hollenbeck a Mrs, George Scrave 
sae bs (scales he Ree ie aes NORTH BRANCH—Service for) “MILFORD — Service for Mrs 
Investigating Milford pohice saiq Wilham’ Hollenbeck, 90, of Clifford, -George (Bertha L.) Serace, 87, of 
  Mrs. Bradley died Saturday at the) 
home of a daughter, Mrs. Jessie 
Parker of Union Lake. | the hospital after the shooting and His passenger, Helen Barrett. 19, 
wandered up to a guard, holding a received a cut chip and bruised Saturday 
revolver in his hand: iright leg. Both wete treated and 8¢cident, as the result of an auto 
B cab moments after the shooting 
and directed the driver to the hos- Douglas rammed into the rear 
pital because “I wanted to see. my of a ear driven by Harold P 
docor.” Detective F. S. Wakefield! \Becker, of Milford, as it was stop- 
said Vischio admitted he had shot ped waiting for a car ahead to 
Whitlow. a left turn into Rowe Road 
Vischio and Whitlow ‘had roomed i 
together until March, when Vischio Sentence James Stacy 
birlneoggeelied eeahl ie pial to 65 Days in Jail will be held at 2 pm. Wednesday 628 N. Main St. will be held at, 
from Blackburn «Funeral Home, 1:20pm Wednesday from Richard-, 
with burial in McLeish Cemetrey, son-Bird Chapel here, with burial 
“Sanilac County. He died Sunday in Oak Grove Cemetery. She died 
after a short illness’ | Monday after a month's illness 
Mrs. Guy Farmer ; eee | 
ROMEO—Service for Mrs. Guy Davison Resident Hurt 
‘1Elizabeth) Farmer, 35, of 427 E. 3 in Two-Car Collision 
    A gravel truck struck the train broadside at a crossing. The Impact. knocked 10 cars 
  Plans Honor ‘ ‘ —~ 
-| Three members’ of the Pontiac 
Ground Observer Corps will re- 
ceive awards tonight for serving; 
the most hours at the. post last 
month, Another member will re- 
ceive a 250-hour merit bar .pre- 
sented by the Air Force. 
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post’s monthly meeting on the 
fifth floor of the County Office 
Building at 7:30.   
Mute Upon Arcane 
on Charge of Rape 
A Royal Oak man charged with AP Wirephote 
                  Awards: will be presented at the, 
    
stood mute at his arraignment in’ 7 | 
Arrow Conference 
Draws Local Scouts ~~ a: ul A. Donnelly, 3303 Ravena 
A state-wide conference of the St., is free on $1,000 bond awaiting 
" Order of the Arrow at the Charles. trial. Judge Frank L. Doty, who 
‘Howell Scout Reservation near entered a plea of innocent for 
‘Brighton last weekend was at-|Donnelly, set no trial date. 
_ ™ tended by 13 members of the Clin-| 
‘ton Valley Boy Scout Council. . R . 
They are members of the Chip- Police Investigating 
pewa lodge, Order of the Arrow. Larceny of Tools 
The lodge advisor, Van R. Braid- 
wood, accd@ipanid them. 
Attending were: David MclL.augh- 
  Pontiac police were investigat- 
ing today into the larceny of parts: 
lin. Pontiac; Claude Gregory and °° © 
Gilbert Myers. both of Four $207.62. oa 
Towns; Joe Deimling. Walled - 
Lake; Barry Beals, Farmington; Alex J. Elbling. owner of the 
Jerry Snover, Clarkston: Paul Heil ‘Tuck. reported the truck had 
and William Genette, both of Mi. been parked in a fenced-in area 
ford; Lawrence Elzerman, Utica at 73 S. Parke Street when the 
PATRICIA J. PARMENTER   jthe statutory rape of a 15-year-old! 
girl April 12 in Addison Township| Ground Observers Corps 
Ceremony 
Receiving the first award will 
be John Fromm, 942 Wagner St. 
It will be presented.by Economy 
eae Co., 361 5, Saginaw St. 
Second prize, awarded by the © 
Walter Harrod Barber Shop, 179 
Edison St., will be to Ernest 
Page, of 637 Markle St. 
The Baldwin Service Station, 128 
Baldwin Ave. will offer ther third 
prize to Daniel W. Turnage of 60 
‘Washington St. 
The merit bar will be awarded 
to Guy Crites of 52 N. Midland Dr. 
The following observers receiv- 
ing 100-hour certificates will be 
Gloria Jonas,, 407 S. Paddock St., 
Turnage, Fromm, and Juanita Tur- 
nage. 
Receiving wings will: be: Jerry 
‘Oakland County Circuit Court yes-!Healan, Ernest Page, Carlyle Ham- 
mond, Carlyle Hoffman, Robert 
Rall, Chris Voydanoff, Tom De- 
Vaney, Robert J. Brown, Carolyn 
Brown, James Card, John Eplin, 
Arthur Fromm, Daniel Turnage, 
and Charles Kimbrell. 
ADVERTISEMENT FOR B: The Board of Education of ‘he S achesl 
District of the City of Pontiac, Michigan 
will receive Bids for Alterations on the 
following Schools and Board of Educa- 
tion Garage. 
GARAG: Reconstruct rear wall, new   
  and tools from a truck valued at ‘ doors and win 
Rehabilitation of 2 Toilet 
‘Rooms and adjacent areas and installa- 
on of a Gas fire¢ Hot Water Heater 
WISNER—Rehabilitation’ of 2 Toilet 
OOS . < 
LONGPELLOW Removal of & present 
peron and construction of a new 
ee 
GLEY—Construction of an addi- 
tional jeans of egress from the Gym- 
|na 
OWEN —Construetion of an additional 
means of egress from the Second Floor 
aled Bids will be received and eres 
Hicly read aloud at the Office of 
‘Board of Education, 40 Patterson St 
Pontiac, Michigan at 3 p.m, on Tuesday, 
|May 22, 19: : 
Bidders will be required to fernies 
frerprbe Performance, r nd 
Material Bonds in the full amount of ibe - : down. The two had spent last. Two violations of driving li- 
Christmas together at Vischio's cense laws brought separate sen- 
Brooklyn home and had taken ajtences totaling 65 days in Oakland 
trip together to-Florida after Vis-\County Jail yesterday fer James’ 
chio's release from the hospital in S. Stacy, 32, of Springfield Town- 
. April. ship. 
He pleaded guilty to the charges! 
Admits ant, Driving of not having an operator's licen el 
A Columbus, Ohio man paid fine his license was denied. Springfield 
  lon his person and driving while 
  St. Clair St. will be at 2 p.m. : 
Wednesday ‘at First: Congregation-| Davison resident Claude H. King, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parmen. 
al Church, with burial in Romeo pied ae bh ae cr ~ adil aie ee ae | slegra ar engagement of their daughter 
Cemetery. She died Sunday night Huron Monday morning. He was Patricia Joan, to Stan Larkin, the 
following an atitomobile accident treated and released by Pontiac son of Mr. nad Mrs: Leo Larkin. 
hear Brighton. ‘General Hospital With cuts on the also of Drayton Plains. No date 
head and right hand. has been set for the wedding ‘ Sf b g. 
Harold LaCtair ~ City police. said King was making * MILFORD — Graveside service a prohibited left turn from Tele- 
for Harold LaClair, infant’ son of graph to Huron when he collided Slate Public Card Party 
AUBURN HEIGHTS ns 
    and costs totaling $125 yesterday Township Justice Emmett J. Leib Mr. and Mrs. Harold 2: LaClair with a vehicle driven by Donald 
after pleading guilty to driving handed down a sentence of 35 days of 1910 S. Milford Rd., ‘was held G. Zakyewski, 26, of Farmington. 
while under the influence of liquor. on the first count when Stacy at ie m, today at St. Mary Cém-, 
Floyd L. Manasco, 24, appeared failed to pay $5 costs. The second etefy, under the direction of Rich. 
  Eighty-five per cent of the vé- at card party will be held vat 
Auburn Heights Community House | — A public various articles were taken. He dis-. 
Henk, all of Mt. Clemens. /Ing. 
lowship and study. Bide submitted as remain firm 
for Waterford Church da . check in the amount of 8% of the 
Hazel Park Resident . Pla a4 Specificats for the abov 
Church will hold its annual church be obtained on or after Thursday. 
wm 
and using another man’s car, Har- a iN be on file at the Detroit 
w. 
The Board of Education: reserves the 
the cuit court arraignment yesterday. Sunday School superintendent will and Juan Vargas, Orland Vargas, 
‘Richard Trombley and C. Fred covered the larceny Monday morn- 
Some 500 attended the confer- 
sence, held annually to promote fel- Annual Meeting Tonight | Contract 
Ao : period o 
An acceptable Bid Bond or Certified 
WATERFORD — At 8 p.m. to-' amount of the Bid must accompany each 
. night the Waterford Community *'P aaa ee 
Mute Upon Arraignment may be obtained on or after Thursday, 
Charged with unlawfully taking Meeting. There will be election of FeTUMIW es guC oui marems tuyrmareriatee! : : two trustees, two members of the eo w eee Street, Pontiac. Michigan, 
‘old Young, of 528 E. Mapledale, church council and two members Ottees) ht ee iCorpa. and 
Hazel Park, stood mute at his cir-/of the mission board. A general ‘The Board. of Education: reser 
Oakland County Circuit Judge also be elected. 
8 p.m. Thursday. The party will| Frank L. Doty entered a plea of a right to reject any or all bids, and to 
waive formalities therein 
OARD OP EDUCATION 
| of the Schoo! District 
of the City of Pontiac, Mich. 
LOLA B_ KI before Justice Emmett J, Leib of charge resulted in a 30-day sen- 
Springfield Township. jtence. pale Bird Fanera] Home. The hicles involved in accidents were 
‘baby was dead at birth Monday.|passenger cars. lnond of $900" No tral date’ wan oct! be preceded by a 6:30 dinner and innocent for Young, who is free on All peraeets of the church. NG, 
will present annual reports. | sein, eres business meeting for members. 
  
    
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
    
    
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| AIR AMBULANCE GROUND (3 GOOD CAR SALESMEN NEw | , ; : oo Se 
men ~ Pursiey Funerat Pome - PE 4-121) Pontiacs ‘te Lear Also A-I | eae ee dal tees aie ie AP- | PART Ld “work or cod r BASEMENTS —— = dears Lots of ‘loaf time and |- 0 inack House kind rE ‘Pull or partial-repairing old) & 
ALLEN, MAY 6, 1896, DENNIS F tom be with full sei of tools Avply 1 CAREER — 
: Bult seek erareg con Comolee elites Om Stn | Sot Dinies at otive sat SIGNERS. | | patter: eeto Bales ana’iervice! | MURARS, WE ARE INTERESTED MING WORE, WANTED’ oar depen enereres nm rene n rayton Pians — gare ra Twp. « : sere! ‘aroor , a le FE ] : 
gear rotten" Michael 8. Betty : SSR OE  |aBERTAIAIC BR“ABLE TO con TIS i sate Beart GIRLS PLASTERING AND PATCH PLAS | oting TMRES ohette' gti 2 and Allen, Funeral service DIGNIFIED SE VICES - So ee : 4 a body ratiles aud squesks hospita) training Gocdiiereter: 7 tering, OR 3-4637 | =sam combination windows & 
will be held Wednesday. May 9. KIRKBY . | RT Pep : | | Also 4 L SECRETARY for MD $77 doo at 2p.m. from the Voortiees-Siple ALERT FULT. TIMde | : a lo genera. repair work See ences, be interested .n vear round geCRETARY for psychiagsist 8300 PLUMBING WORK DONE REA: ‘a 
Funeral Home with Rev. Mal-| Funeral Home—PE +1462 AMBITIOUS “SALESMAN . nen Pemtane Codilinc cWittishen | (alatlor hind Goce cies Prine, BEERETARY ser Clinic a EY Micidoay nome RENE 5063 colm K. Burton officiating. Inter _— Onvortunities plus Apply ¥ ieee ation or live on premise, For @D- SECRETARY to executive $330 RELIABLE CARPENTER REMOD- 9) outs ____FF_¢-306s | : la « MONEY MAKING OPORTUNITY pointment call EM  3-8342_ be- BUILDER ee Ew 
ment in Perry Mount Park Ceme- | 3465 Auburn Road Auburn | : hee Naan A RETARY to Publisher $300 «el. repair add. cabinéts. interior * en ae AND 
: tery Dennis may ‘be seen ot = one son- OhnNS _ treet: utomation | for retired of semrretired man) {Seen the hours of @ and 5 daily SECRETARY tn Public trim PE 8-8325 Shere pepe mpeetou erst dorhees-Siple Funeral Home | 8e cottages in new | 17 a 2271. Ho — oe 1-4887 
Mab | emer orRat MOM naa ATTENTION | | subdivision. We finance with smail 2 SECRETARY. industrial s3o VETERAN 30 WANTS WORK. canpEeNTRY AND F REPAIRS. CF. 2. 1986, WALKER | _F ' sae payment White. or call, qd eS adies SECRETARY for Attorney $300 | 4 426 ment wos, FE 5- 
Julian, 46 Mechanic St. age 48: SPARKS-QRIFFIN. CHAPEL pec acn- obnston & Hubbard Builders, 6017 SECRETARY for Radio studio $300 | JO MAN DESIRES WORK CEMENT wor: Ses beloved husband of Mis Hazel Thoughiful Service FE 2591 Men wanted for outside : N_ Saginaw St, Flint. Michigan BOOKKEEPER Manage office $360, YOUNG MAN DESIRES WORK x! vaALL KInDe Crump. deay father of Karl bibs : ae CEdar 3-3455 Experienced in dresses and cin). BOOKKEEPER for Tycoon $180 gluyi0@ And trimming trees PE Komp Gi Ge 
cancres, Dunerelservece wi WV h S} le work Apply 1064 \\. thn PAINTING AND WALLPAPER RE- dren s wear Steady paxition, good cFEPER cr Steel nen —— ) 
be held Thursday, May 10 at oor ees- ipie he | “ps 10 20. ; “moved FE 2-2116 starting salary Lad, com mincion Le Bark ses pee Ww k Ww eal 3 le CEMENT & BLOCK 
Bra gee em ae reek | FUNERAL HOME | qo 18 an CIRCLE © © PORTER GroreteSemporn 4 A"aagmes POERREDER teeta cub te, Wor RS ol eee i pate in : 2 () RTER SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR $240 
ifany officiating, Interment in \mbulance Servee- Plane o: Mot 12 For new car aealership © aw = = FIGURE. CLERK $210 3 WOMEN WANT WAL. WASH- CEMENT WORK. ALL KINDS 
Perry Mt re Nr Crumb will . rE > oaR APES _ DIESAG \ in ready for work Kee Service SALESWOMAN TO BE TRAINED CASHIER $200 ing and cleaning FE 7-0223 | drives, floors, ete. Jensen. FE 
a te in state oe the Parmer-@nover ——.———— — VTTENTION C Manager Schultz Motors 912 8 {OF SPecial Pontiac demonstration GENERA! OFFICE $200 | _2-2340 
_ Finer mont. Cc L "We need full or “part time men _ Woodward Birmingham eae ca oae) Pe via ensend |siihe Ie IBS F OR MEN “ed sacar: Se BE Cement i Is 5 Ou mR SEECIALTY 
~ KELLY, MAY 4, 1956, HELEN MAR. Seely Soe) es Se dd Oe ai Ae Sella STORE MANAGER sioo 82318 Floors, basements 
‘ #2 Beatord. WARGT ORC, | Coe cet DARE | tas ite Liamninne Lapsareiacat mingtoh area Call OR 3-3353 att- QieS.VOMEN _ orrice work 2133 BABYSITTING IN _MY HOME Sea RUIEDING. oe FT 
dear sister of har: PE K. BEAUTI- ia , mera t CREDIT INVESTIGA TOR $300 during the day FE 8-3738 | _fancing. Modernizing. FE _4-5470 
‘| ful 4 grave outside jot. Section Ph FE 5-4622 — z Iresse fen ‘ 7 
oy ae be held Weanes: 2" Owners leaving rate Will sac: BARBER UEXP 14S) Woodward ‘Lop (rade loolmaker ie ses and Children’s RCOOUNE RAT soo BABYSITTING BY TH DAY. oF D & M BLDG. SERVICE 
day. May 9, at ¢ p.m. from the _rifice. Call MAple 5.6046 aan PT Preter trae school graduate, Depts win beller-thar DESIGN ENGINEER AN) ec ed | ADD A_ROOM AT LOW COSI 
Geer ryserey noe, vi * ver om are e eal pane ~ BODY MAN - Kirmingham, Mich. tt 2scien Sanaa Good | bourse, Salary & commission Paid \ ES’ pata lly wana oy ROOFING © SIDIN , TP ALTERA, t | ks Li “ - 
terment in rry Mount Park| 2167 - ares — = Guaranteed salary, full time work starting pay and fine opportunity Mela ea Pete and insur- MIDMW EST 1-6866 TIONS KITCH CABINETS 
Cemete Pen My will lie | vo————-——— | 22 Aubutn Ave = _ __ _ bl man with amuatice and drive Lda 406 Pentaci me en nee Bide BOOKKEEPER COLLEGE GRAD- anc ea oenece 7 
. state a ral aaa — o progress with growing organ- = uate, accounting major, 2 mar- AY8 CAL , Home. | BUMP AND PAINT | MAN | ONLY ization Write Pontiac Press - om rr poy! is nae: | 2-8245. FE 2-7004 reves. experienced. need - apply. Box 110 BIRMINGHAM sees years. varied experience. 3.2276 The Pontiac Press ox MO Minimum, $300 Pontiac onl 
: : pope eg —— ———-. nN 1 1eCeT WANTED MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE OFFERINGS Write Box 39, Pontiac Pr: ‘ ELECTRICAL WORK. FREE ES- 
1010 8. Milford Ra. Rt No. J. j , | BUSY BEASON. JUST STARTING | | tg share home with elderly lady ©——— MEN eee Der es ee ee  ELDERE oy —pesings _timates. Phone FE 3-1418, beloved infant son of Mr. and FOR WANT ADS We need men at once Neat ap- . | Free rent and utilities No chii- SE RE a Immediate full’ or part time: Bec: ee LADY DESIRES 7 ECTRICAL WIRIN 
Mrs. reid: ot oe pearing. ambitious, and not afraid reative dren MYrtle 32782. Home in Tetaries typisty genera’ office peacpds ork in oo renee home, _ Ed Murray. reson LICENSED 
brother of Johan, rt, «- SSPE eenet Experienced 40 moos week Pleas- work and experienced salesiadies or aduits only safayette Bt. ray. FE 2-065 
rence, Dale. Carol and’ Linde DIAL. FE 28181 ceenty war cin cain: Rarer enue | arces ee EXPCUTIVE | eermennE, ,omamions, Ample Birmingham Emrloyment Service. FE 2114. | FOR SALE CONCRETE BLOCK LaCiair raves: service as eo j 4 LES E “UTIVE benefits Shorthard No dicia Mane tmingham - ELDERLY | machine, mixer, H 
held today at 1 p.m. at Bt. Mary's » From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. real tee Ae Dencacm ; $1000 a month class Able to di. phone, Must be efficient Call MI _ west 44254 reba SLD ROtEsTARE hoist Phone FE vote truck Cemetery. Milford. Punerai ar- dha ie = Desi ner rect sales organization. Box 38, 4-4700 for interview appointment * ~~ y position in refined suourban home. | FLOOR SANDIN 
rangements by Richardson-Bird All errora should be re CAB DRIVERS NIGHT SHIFT 9g _ Pontiac Press Great, Lakes Tractor and Equip- Je BS FOR MEN Adults only: Character. references. a se a SIL GLD FLOoRs . _Funeral Home, Milford: ported immediately The <7 La Wena and full time Ln ; ae VS Glin ment Co Birniingham. - AUTO MECHABIC $330 Write Pontiac Press Box 24 5788 ee WeeE SG 
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‘Geen wes as ctsioreai Resse: oe 4 than to cance! the charges work. Union only.. Pontiac vicin- conditioning business 82 N Cass PERIENCED TYPI8t RECEP. MECHANICAL ENGINEER $700 5 pm, FE 20743 Free estimates. les Soren 
Orton. sue 26, peloved idved son for that portion of the first § | ity, MY 2-000 i WANTED A GOOD AVERAGE,  TIONIST MUSE POSSESS | INI- lrainee Positions EXPERIENCED GIRL DESIRES _°-7482 cicero See Lc braced mupert insertion of the advertise | CAREER POs*TION CSCAFC j Bomest (feGoe to) trailor assist. Be BES Ol Gee al 2 Years College ° $355 dav work. FE ¢7589 FLOOR LAYING, SANDING AND ic) ti} ie rem n ad 5 ey by 4 it tne for j be 
hosel Oe pagent Toetnee aber dered valueless through the National Organteation | Besiae te old well-established firm of con- SPONSIBILITIES HOS 7 ge Retail Macccement S80” “GENERAL CLEANING BY THE Meters Af Jeske ase ti ace: 
ot Nancy, Barbara and Busan error When cancellations surance Co. needs ‘another man and | tractors Snecializine n residing) ZATION. SICK LEAVE. VACA- Engineering - 33 day. Call between 6:00 and 7.00 pcm 64 ipenent, Suar, work. 
Rupert, James and Dennis Ru- are made be sure to get for investigation wera in Oakland ‘ } and re-roofine of home. Expert- Pe an Wena emre AGEL CARLER CENTER Ae only. FE 4-5745 and ask for) 3-1616 mates. John Taylor. OR 
rt. Puneral service will be held vour “kil! number.” No — No ot or collecting | — hot necessary Must qualify els lt ade ce RITE eh X N Bn as earl | LOO 
Wednesday, May @, at 1) am. adiustments will be «given Must to 38 and oars | for honesty, sincerity, Willingness EXPE NCE, D_ RECOM- B-1 Riker Bidg FE 8-0416 OIRL WANTS (BABY SITTING LOOR LAYING ®ANDING AND 
» from the Alien's -Puneral Home, without it. |. high chene pes Outside, in- eve poment ete Themen neieeen ere PRESS BOM 16” eo Nee GENER. AL _ OF a 8 ICE EE fein SMA Sosee oe ¥ — poner —— ' | 
Career eltieleine Gaierment iA Clontanititme ter earertion’ food fulure. Call PE 50248 and | _10 sm _ 902 Riker Building = START YOUR OWN CAREER IN 1} girl office Must be good typist ONE AS “BUSHEL EBay ‘FLOOR LAYING, SANDING & FIN. st: Lawn Cemevery Mr Kupert ments containing type sizes DIE MAKER FOR “CAKE ORION. esign. the exciting cosmetic business ax Some bookkeening 5 days Pontiac , — es ishing, C Bud Bills, FE_8-2050 
will ‘ie In state at the Allen's ] \arecrllthael reeclaroteaete Help Wanted F an Avon representative Unlimited Employment Service IRONINGS “ea A BUSHEL FLOOR “SANDING. P ee 
Pusers] Home) Lake) Orion ee ie wens Le eee one Lincoln 1-4186 ' elp ante émale 7 oppoitnities for advancement STE HELP = EM 3.5004 terior and interior pees 
Bie Gene ae (pe LW ce Nos ee Die Biers of ee oe ist se iaumation) ea Be bed : ( Ov ! Ee a . ARONINGST 99 me Bu! PICKUP FLOOR SANDING, LAYING. FIN . i Hol ‘ » c INCED girls for drv eaners in r- ; 2 
tna Le ree measieee wear iel ] Transient Want Ad« mar | GOOD SAl ae CAI! FF 221 to 6 p ae Mon through Fri Call Eham area No experience LADY WISHES — WORK BY DAY Hibs laet 491 Central. rE 
Ciarence Bickmg Funeral serv be cancelled up to 9 10am! f Cor tik Latta! . lovee: co Ai to = t We A OPERA i ‘ke Mlawest 46511 BeCGniar ye Light a lela ael FF 86-3433 GFNERAL BUILDING “HEPAIT 
ie will be hela Wednesday, May the day cf publication after i ka : 3 Ma IC ' aes STE NOGRAPHER SECRETARY . : 7"! LADY WANTS DAY Ww ~ pr Bric : ; G_REPAII 
9 at 1 0 pm. at the Richardson- the first Insertion ‘ ESTIMATOR-SPECIAL TOOLS : Nae nee cree t Boerminghem office PONTIAC naaa ORK. FE eee Ppsalg ie work a ee 
Nites Ue pest olt isting ora Case WANT AD RATER | seeetediie North Suburbs “ol De Machines BEAUTY OPERATOR. JANE ce Se Wile “EMPLOYMENT SERVICE MIMEOGRAPHING | TYPING “SEC. GUARANTEED ROOFS<Al I. 
terment in Usk Grove Cemetery, | ‘ : troit, need< a man experienced in ~ Beauty Show 41 N Saginaw Par- : : 18 W Huron PE 4355! —sretarial Servic EM 1-2 kinds, EST. 1918 Hugus Marsh 
Se Milford. Mrs Scrace will ile in Lu n ] proposal writing and tool esti- . ; amount graduate preferred UNUSU AT anti TYPING AND CLERICAL work’ —3.N Cass. FF 2-3021 FE 2-8948 ° 
: : siate at tne Ricnarason-Bira Pu- Ines | Dey 3 Daves 6 Dave mating To qualify, you must be EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY BFraUTY oP SHayETRR ORE NE & Instructions GPa iceackinte cal hence esneenee, HOME REPAIR SEAVIZ J 
2- $180) BIR his fheld FORMAN WITH CREATIVE Jou, Leet Becue maine ee ORPORTUNITIES : ate 4g R SERVICE. 
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WELLS,- MAY 7, “1056, MINNIE 4 1 a0 248 8 04 shop operations Job will involve NENT POSITION oll le LSS &e sonality and car One whe can, WAY AT. SAFELWAY" DRIVER WASHINGS & IRONINGS, To. ‘ern screen? Can't a kee (Dollie), 3702 Elizabeth Lake Ka, ‘6 225, 405 400 considerable customer contact and CAPABLE WOMA™ °5 TO 45 FOR work 3-4 nrs early evening and TRAINING 8C [hh gether or separate Child care in Call FE _4-3232 
age ope sister survives in C) 270 48 720 some travel Your reply must be : : enera! housework and cooking earn as much as $100 week No Bus FE 2-2253 Res FE #1645 my home. Vic. Union Lake: EM HOUSE M LLY Cieveland. Funeral service will, Be eB lp Rees handwriting. Box #9 Top Salar ond of children Tive in Prt collections. no delivery, no cane) THT on Lake: ooee piOviNa FULLY 
be held Wednesday, May 9. at 1 ® 260 ~ #4R 940 Pontiac Press of Foom and hath TV New lake  vassing no investment Call Mrs ; 450, L.A. Young pm. from Sparks-Gyitin Chapel celua Gale = EXPERINNEED- ALERMAN pone Thue and* every Sun. Pel] EM -0035 Work Wanted Male 10 7 WASHINGS AND TRONIRGS Taoding tin FLOOh LAYING w ment in i s- © ; a4 areca Sos | Lt 
aut Cametery. Mrs. Wells will) | To sell Hy-Haven Homes. 4843 Excellent : ‘gis —— WALLED LAKE HOUSEKEEPER ~~ "| WASHINOS AND > TRONINGS 7 Fi | SFE 2 ee: 188 Edison. 
le tn state al the Sparks-Griffin © "<> <>< <e-ee-em-am-em<>  Sashabaw Rd. Drayton Plains . CUPRK Sdavaa week 40. hrs No laundry A-1 CARPENTER WORK. NEW & : oom H _Funeral Home | ae See Mr Ben Jacobson \\ ki C iti te STENOGRAPI IER | 1 meal to prepare Home nights _tepair FE 44210 Wier or” $529 igh oa ae If me TaTLOR TR. ny caneep — ———~ |b : erking Canditions ; oo VIN. SUN Must have local references 830 adbeast I x 
ie C) =X PERIEE CEOECOOR: aon a u Immediate opening Prefer per- a week Call MArket 43201 7 pare [es WASHINGS ony Al REFER-| | LAYING-SANDING-FI : ee 
Card of Thanks 1 ] luvehort orders Tubil experience aA son with dictaphone experience WAITRESS AND CURB GIRL. — " ences: FE 2 2419 CRANE . tate, 
=e BOX REPLITS Write Pontide Press Box 22 Patt Shorthand and tvoing st aulred Butercup Driv@in. 910 Oak! ; BOY 7 7 WISHES ANY KIND OF | WAITRESS” “A Sepeee “IN a a 
WE WISH To THANK oun | OO EXP ROOFER SHINGLES AND Siectine Sale ST neal | WATTRESS “EXPERIENCED ONLY CinpenrER™ et foodiand waver, Nant wore, FR LEE TRENCHIN - aD, ¥ NOL Fe ‘ ia 1TEE “a ¥ 29° ™ ak : os ie 
eee cre issiie eet Thins ex: ( 6. 8, 19. 12, 13, 14, 18 aay ow pol aes ae a Tife Insuratce Apply Personnel Ottice r pontine need apply ne Suhday or holiday er gutck REPAIRS ATES Lene so TRONING "ORG@NE SERVICE ° 5 hf 7 13, 14. 16, pay Write Pontiac Press Box 69. General Ho pital. 481 W Huron _ ¥Ork Huron FE 5-7118 oa bh Septic tank “pressions of sympathy during our: | : EXCELLEN! OPPORTU a st y z ES ee eee - dren's clothes. in my home $4 a id anks completely tnstalled 
5 n th joas oF 93 95 OR 2 rLLE RRUNITY ] <mitalis anri WAITRESS WANTED FOR EVE- ¢ 7 7. eT! oh rg. ratings, dirt removed, qd 
rear Scieved nasuana aad faib- | . 3, 25, 28, 29, 57, 58, jor apt ume erapleved penis lo pitalizatior soul CTION EXPFRIENCE | yen won Weekends on y 45171 CARP ENT ry repels ee Eaciivere ie Bakes aan Sravol MAnple 5-046 oo ane 
er, Roland Gregory Epecial 60, | 65, 71, 7 ry ue a cash par time rning {ing legible  wriftn Imie wr rayvton latins Murdoce FR 2.786) — 
eka ks to Rev. Saker C Gerken Co tt ab ARE car salesman wanted Previous Medical Benetits necessary Perm position with WAITRESS FOR NIGHTS PRE- © si — a uildi oe y M asonry & Cc ement nt W ork 
- tt. selling experie CARPENTER AND CABINET ng ser ice and Mr, and Mrs. Sandy Camp- => SS o_o UE. We r me re beceenary exceptional oppty Apply Pontiac fer experienced 2490 Dixie Hwy work New and renair OR 3-897. ~~ T C THOMPSON 
bell. Lilian’ Gregory ecd-<taugh-| 0) 0 ln mn fated Lana da ceo tes wie, Ape Press Box 78 _ _Across from Pontiac Drive In “CARPENTER WORK WANTED. | Sh 4403 Fenmore FE 5-5323 
ters. ‘Help Wanted Male 6 "Most Wanted Car of today COME ANTON TAND UDG T WOMAN BETWEEN THE AGES — New & remodeling Call FE 5-088 | A-] CEMENT WORK NEED NEW KITCHEN | STORAGE 
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: |: > ada * Le oo agpeanie party. Write. Mrs D Tl ae in f of FE &-312 ‘ }. FREE £ 
Lee ee gat teneieael Top Grade Toolmake r EXPERIENCED CLEANER & Sith Avcew Ra Mocteier Coo) woman Reece eee™ 2 209) CARPENTER WORK ALL KINDS. __i*FE4 z _ a Ear: 
ES ee at cet lente bnttse MArket 4.1586 Pt MRR hie neuen ron sate, omnes CHEER SPU ™PL aT CaRG_aunomoce ny Wallet em OE Pe friends and neighbors curing the; 7U‘t D¢ familar with processing SR GAS Far fa He eye 5 filing and processing customer — +1330 | Licensed Contractors. FE 3-7645.. PLASTERING AND PATCHIN 
stereo Rees eT ns I re eae cern entatde ee eet ts ON CLEANERS ; Se Lunch and dinner Uniform. meals correspondence ine Pontiac CARPENTER WORK NEW OR _Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service | OR 34607 ATCHING. 
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Foci eee ee cl) Pomersi, fot man with autbition| ond drive | NOCDestet, MichiT OL 27-9611 HOUSE TO HOUSE BLEACH Howard Johnson’ 3 33M Woodwark Misia ee | feet oe Job too smallor too A&B TRENCHING | ROOF MASTERS. NEW AND RE- ard large. Free estimates oO 
Home Mr: Mame Brunston to progress with growing organ. EXPERIENCED SAiESMEN  1N 10 yrs making $3 to $3 dollars Royal WWOMAN-*@ LIVE IN. BIRMINO- 35709 FE 81014 FE 8-400 Footings, water line field title. Pair Guaranteed work. Free es- 
: — vation Daniels Manufacturing terested in learning the heating an hour Box 58 Pontiac Press - ——— | ham area Heth with care 3 chil- = U 5-9061 : ie. _timates. FE 2-7688 
We wast © tOmearesDmCUN Corp, 2677 Orchard Lake Rd and air conditioning business Ex ® AAAs Te ~ CUR Bb ( RI i | area Light housework Good sal- CABINET MAKER “AND \CARPEN- tk ADDITIONS GARAGES. ATTICS R_G SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING. 
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our many friends and neighbors cul ae oR ; A ELBLING &@ SONS Aperiences nm. setting up and ree p e = mC 5 = pea repairs K & W Bulid- et 
pie ee pe taces of the Fedde 8 yi pari Tee ein cooneae 73.8 Parke + «heckling clone tolerance parts, on EXPERIERCED) WOOL PRESSER. \\ (YN Re re TRICAL eines LICENSED ers, FE 8-2794, FE 4-4168 appt ele AND TILE 
ram = Unite issionary Church administratir ‘one nat EXPERIFNCEY? ate Surface plate | ollins Cleaner, 650 Woodward. Vio to SB te A i See ee T ANYONI Ay * alle Tenching and 
and Rev Kobernicx for their beip organization . ene Elion . Tal sgriees Oca a Gree cicaE He ra a A an FA CTERING co f Rochester, OL 2-7711 oodward N telearenti eae EXPERIEE CED MECHANIC mos aEaeT AN AND Se “s S380 pe OR 38212) or KEnwood ; Cent Ate! : ( ianw voc Irie . p t an rucks with co = 
. ‘ a hee I Gear or Heap. ae nips eas ane ie SUL for (dei taties’ Mus haye chaut- JIG AND PxTtne BU oh ) a EXPERIENC FD GIRLS ac. WOULD LIKF YOUNG GIRL TO set of tools , Wants Nene ne | But if you went Guality. work- SCP eno ES 
_Mr Boware Gommer olen nee gan suns men to fonts icense and furnish recom- ard ees Hen DERS, counts receivable or pavable Fil-; care for children whtie mother  emplotment Pontiac Preis ae mrensbip and prompt attention — TRENCHING AND 
“—~-- ———— | with @ future bevond tour inane, pdepess ow ee ay Teiber (MACHINIST LATHE, PLANE ne oe eho Ande cra exper’ oops Coli taites, 1 tN anes GABE ROT BULLDOZING fatiog Profi{ sheting. monthis Cae cose ae n umber } 8 oR & ence okkeeper MUtual 41355  _ * _ . EXPFRIFNCED MAN WANTS | u a . ee tvacte H Plo, ed NAD 
. » . onth v_Lake Rd joring Mill experience, required FXYPE N ; licensed Mason, Contractor R_D_ Tompson - PE 4-694) - ‘In Memoriam 2 opus. Msurance and sala cur EXPERIENCED Sa ooranr | fn both tool & job shop machin EXPE nies cED GENERAL | OF: wept Shmiet 8 con ial help or laborer. as ae ct —_ asin en E _4-6941 
35 : or interior & exteri . Long Program ntract. Mr. A ' E880 8. | s 2 
IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY) Greet Personal interview only, _MI_6-4153-cati_after_ 5 00 mterioz Oe LAMM cpner Mabalesi Machine | et eee el emcence Ded A ee we EXP STRUCK RIVER, R. 58 YRS | Power menerators. heaters, sand- ~~~ = Sees 1s daughter, Lehbia rolotte Snell Mon Tues ITE ote! Works, 115 Main Street, Roches: | EXP WAITRESS A NEED. 590 MEN. WOMEN safe driving, desperately reese ers, ried i cou 
cor, fie we full of ingly -d ce vee_on 10 0PM EXPERIENCED REAL estate/ —'*h_ Mich, tt aes) =<7 | sparetime, who can use $10, $50, Fret ase any kind pee re le ns RENTAL | Meno rp pretestionel ee 
e. pleasant smile” and. heart. of| SALESMEN for business oppory, MARRIED MAN FOR LOCAL TER- | (GIRT FOR PART TIME FRI | sioo for distributing Wetkins Ne: TE7 “Montesim PE Cee | gen Fe senses 
gold, no finer deughter this world | 70 YEARS ‘ | tunities We have openings for 4| ah needed at once. Route or eae Sat. Must stay Sat night. | tionally advertised vanilla to. FREE ESTIMATES — CARPENTRY. AGS CEMENT AND BRICK WORK | ——-——. 2 
ould have, you are not forgot- EXPERIENC additional men who can pete tetaill <ap. preferred, but not nec. | work cooking and gea. house-| friends and neighbors. FE 2-3051  _cebinet _work, oda Jobs FE 2-0552.| guaranteed by Bill tereRT Achim Saws, Senne Lawnmowers y ; a AN UE. | Important ales and coun u essary character. employ- | alking distance from N 0 USE EX fe) -> GARDENING & LAWN SERV, FE nevs, drives, porches, and 5 
en. daughter dear, nor-ever shail. Woodward. MI 6-266i CAN YOU USE EXTRA MONEY Machine Sharpened : ‘ Is a-powerfa! push on the path of | Earnings unlimited. Good f1 ment neecre and car necessary. | - a6 ———. Help “meet those pmenthly pay- | 32038 or FE 6-€261, day or mgnt,| fish ponds wi Toren Planter Manley Leach 10 Bagid> 
ser be successfu’ earnings .n the Real} time and teats Only men of $100 and up, Weekiy opportunity. GIRL, TUES WEDS. FRI, AND, ments on vour car LAWN. FLOWERS. SHRUBS CA! pect Gad het lL i ee T and sister grandmother) Estat : p | € OWERS, SHRUBS CARE. rills, patios, Seale oa ahd Aunts Estate profession { vow ive in A record considered See Mir $80 to start. Cail Fuller Brush) Sat ® am through dinner. No. ,ot other obligations. Make $25 to Light carpentry, Also TV anten-| Stills. patio i i 2 sien APPLIANCE SERVICE in’ Lovin WO MEMGAY G8 GU - cu on County and are not catis- John Jandmess¢ f _FE 2-2318 ——— cooking Stay two nights. #15 | £50 a week in spare time supolr- nas_ installed "br 2-1254 ' Sostime: for sea eercens Tr | We service all makes of aut t 
baby son, Nicky Scherbing who aaute bland ner Ee PUICH ILA BUSINESS “MANAGEMENT TRAINEES __“idwest eesen IE contumers tm Pontiac with ‘Stan, DIVERSIBIED EXP AVAIL”: $0013 sal a | washers, wringer washers retric, 
po sed away May 7 1055 “offer Right now we are in a SAT JS Yay. National financial! organization LADY TO LIVE IN FOR GEN. Fanleigh Products Start imme. temporary or odd job EM 3-8517 ASPHALT PAVING DRIVEWAYS | (itor, Tadio” cleaners and al! © blessed little sunbeam position to offer -t ; SALES CORPORATION nas a planned management train. eral housework ‘Laundry. no cook., Giately Write Rawlelghs Dent = a types of smail app ences her's "957 1 : in il 7" i Q ent of love and orayer i or? ambilicne mea 187) 8 TELEGRAPH RD ~* ing program, inté which it will ac g 1 child ranch house MAy MCE 606-312 Freenort._ Il! MARMED) lel “WOULD: quiKe Nee ee beTONY dh tal 96 Oakla:. Ave FE 2-40: 
e give thee to the keeping = - : cept 5 men 21-28 If vou are [air 6-6227 EXPERIENCED COUNTER, HELP. ee res ne = 79g A-1. EAVETROUGHING FU 
or if —— Shepherd's care er aes zor 8) [sTAMP. seeking rapid advancement into NEAT APPEARING WAITRESS. Meals and uniforms Woridea 7% 38l8 FE 29-2671 OL 2-714] OL 2.5796 leaning and repairs. FURNACE 
Mic By emer eed Te Hom W eutomation ‘ies PD On| an administrative position through ard grit cook day “wares Good starting salary. Hunter PAINTING WANTED BY ELDER: 4. KINDS OF CEMENT WORK. _ 2-5033 : 
ne ler arren Mir ceacenle tatr/0 ae Ba | tetensd Waining end are a9 least! ee holidays Dixie Diner House 199 N Hunter Birming- _ly_man_ FE $6838 FE 6-3785 ACE TREE SERVICE REMOVA’ ; Ot a high.adhool graduate. you may MI 4-3 pam RICK, BL¢ 7 ~ ihe : - BRICK. BLOCK AND (CEMENT | snd trimmin 3 and Company O ominpena | Quality Mfor this program. Thore "VT CTR AINER PENSIONED COUPLE. MANAGE, Nemanyer Me job te | 3 2-11.88 # :Cet our Ud. FE 
Roval Oak u 9.1 SURFACE ~GavG GES, selected wil) be assured excellent | ale Md Lal a8 rea We eT rooming house and work, apt. and ] IKE A RE AL C. AR faestacutial a commer. L MAKES OF FOUNTAIN £ 
Bann nnn nn - APPLIANCE SERVICE MAW a st oe cme “Pars 58 hr. | ener) ary soe bene in oytstand- arn as much as $410 on each _ Wages 145 E. Wilson B ANE. . . ree juaranteed wotk, Ph, FE “routed ray shat ALT OE) 
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_Movin & Truckio 19} Wtd. Household Go = | ; | ", gens aaa oe L# ousehold Goods 27 MODEST MAIDENS , rE _ ‘By Jay Alan Rent Apts. Unturnished 34 _Rent Houses Unfutn. 36 __ For Sale Houses 43 _ For Sale Houses 43 
FURNITURE ‘NEEDE. 4 2 ROOMS, UTILITIES FURN. FE |4 OUSm MODERN. PaRT|@NELL HOUSE, 30 = 00 AaB iaa peta Entire nome oF odd its, Get Db [= | | 2 Btove a FyR “are oy Magee x ro rT | SHELL HOU MOUSE: aus 0, anion | new Ea STORY. ruc nous i A 
oe : ouirigt (or a ES || PE’ 41310, call fier 8:30. j permeate re Ary EDAOOW HOME. - dose io conten: Zz ae very’ sso | TRG AND BASEMENT MAPLE | PQ" Oona ROROON HOME, |  Farsbooy, Manor i, ows = A NG. Gui x bai? Sear Tansacensam panes —HLA00 lt price. Met $40, 
SER — hovsenold woods. goods, call ROOMS “AND. é ve i LAT WEST Ei Heat | Drayton Pi. ‘ 
ABOUT ANYTHING WAULED | cer os a0 TUStIOR ¥‘nooMa._ BAT we Sid dintar ¢i00, FETs ere Te | ae List JACK “Basement, “ it.for_you OA 3 vot t, electric |S ROOMS AND “BATH AUR UBORN paling se al a : : : AU 
Hie PTA WACTED | har, Na Ta Se geheeta ve| ASA A" AEE) “tee veo | LOVELAND ; | ABTS. RUGRIGHOT ANYTHING. WanthS iO BOY ACL FYFE atyatice trigergtbt and cease furs. Cou- | § ROOM | TERRACE. RAMONA CT | 2 Blocks From City Hall 188 Cass Lake R4..,KEEGO Harbor Hauled Anytime sfter 4 ORiendo | "4) furniture Phone FE 2-5523 7 | ROOMS, MODERN. STEAM | _ 2-392. waarmee lemiyr Let -tenlee donee) teak ESS: TE _¢i¢6). SE VIN ee eee ; 23-1061. & RMs. oe aentia! 3, Mu t were a WER CLEANING we AND RUBBISH HAULED.| Wd. Miscellaneous — 28 ox PUT ENTRANCE AND | option. Bo. wat Pootinee tate. Lot salons worth asking ‘rice Me El, EAVETROUGHING, HOTALLED #8 one. AND RUBBISH AND path. 102 Elm. PES-6810 _—‘| 160 ACRE Pana. 4 MILES NORTH : 
and repaired. Daateataen “right trucking PE. ¢-4239 bebiet 7 te < 77 ed TEMS AND BATH. 038 BLADWIN. | _°f “BROWN ROA JAD Auburn-Opdyke. FRANK JOHN: iN SED RESTAURANT Po Bhy __Bheet Metal. PE $-0313. Lawn eveg ot mei 0p HADES, fin Lo ——-s Det, et 3 Ri se Eat NCE. PRIi- cad (be wee Al ‘ In a small Community of the ; ' 
TAWN | MOWER] MACHINE |_FE Seed WANTED: ee recy ree : at for eer i ‘children Sarmined (fi reer || 3 ueltesa Coma oem ee —— srouna q and Tepaired FE 3387, GENERAL TRUCKING DAY OR| barrel. Call FE 42851 or EM art as HED. ‘cs room. sod garage, laree shaded TIRED OF 
Law aaa ecz,| Might, Ress OR 37572 or OL| 3.4174 between 6 and 7 +2 ARILY UI UR NISHE “hk. G. HEM PSTEA AD lot. $8,000 eatKt Sp QWERS  SHARPENED | _ 10528, eves WAN USED TWIN STROLL- OO AF “oF 109 ,_Huron HOUSE HUNTING? gad, fepaired | Parts. Exp. C iNCINERATORS CLEANED ASH | er Pie 2.0000. 3 gt haa “ENTRANCE. COZY 4 ROOM UPPER Orchard Lake Avenue Haddyill Ct. PE 43780 or rubbish cleanup PE. 4313. tia gan mr PS ing Cass Lake iat Fiar: Fac Zoned commercial _ WE'LI ' WN MOWERS. HAND OR POW. LIGHT AND- HEAVY HAULING.| Money Wanted 28A Pasty fre Seemae only. Seb] ae Caes take Bees ae Micnes: || See co taniha ec! nbn See E’LL BUILD THE oF cperpened ror repaired, Air “a. any time FE »-0098. ees yn APE SROVE ARO “AEE ROBT. CHAPIN. BROKER’ | iftc buy at $11,000. *"! HOUSE YOU TRIED 
service. Pree vickun and qenveny LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING (g0000 CONTRACT $100 a MONTH | furnished. West “side. No PE G11} FE ¢25¢3 OR 3-7014 ngs : TO FIND —Phone_FE 2-6813. 65 incon. es yoauled pand, fl dirt, on 3 bedroom rane house, ¢ lot chilaren, Wit per month plus ole: | | ROCHESTER LARGE: 3 2 BED- Williams Lake Front ‘ 
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HEATING §S SERVICE |7ruckino” aND HAULING RUB. ~ Ww, mary me. by erat Ae GME) a ar ra In desirable neigh: | Taye, "Soh itegiemtaias |e COMPARE THE @as, oi] burners and furnaces,| dish Anytime. Cheap. FE 8-1770. ‘anted to ‘Rent — _ 2 Rous AND BATH, PVT EN- tos Tea, schools. Lease | bedrooms, large sun room. car- nC ING cleaned and servied. All makes’ ~ O’DELL CAR TACr trance, Utilities paid sols cs rape available, $150 @ mo, Call OL peted. Beautifully landseaped lot, FOL L OWING: 
Day or night, FE 1063. Days OL CARTAGE |35 sepru. HOUSE wren 6 & MI _FE 41 “E7002 ne eee scenic view of the lake. Terms 2-0161 EATING. 2 hate ead Lane” Dimtonke Masiag| _of Poetlee 7: &:1900) ofver @ p hs Fen Fan LARGE COTTAGE, LAKE PRIVI-| that will please vou DESIGN NO paar Af ASTERING. A KINDe— i. Phone $-6806 WIDDLEAGED COUPLE. N io Chit. se Rood Pea nino. vate) EN leges, tice sub., children welcome. brick ranch home that was 
—Myers, OR 3-1345. ‘REDUCED RATES dren, want 2 or 3 bedroom house " inh & sve Call_after_$:00,_EM 3-2539 ceriene’ net the couple Plast C : cr lower apt, West side or sub | o—= ROOMS & BATH a —— MODERN 72 BEDROOM HOME “hae ihe astering Contractor. (Large: van to serve you. smith! urban ities furn ete Oak: Near R has attached I%e-car ga- Mev an. References 4 FE 4-2544 or = ar Rochester and Utica. 3 car r baa ¢ 
Corina rene ey work, All, ms. oving. FE _¢40n _FE 2-8710 7 ed Sacas 0 [opera Can) Us ‘pele | ut ity room on. the ‘iat fioor, No jab WANTED 10 PENT 8MADI ROO bade = h te Lb too_small_or too large. Trucks to Rent pall 9 adults, 2. chitdren, Vi X ; - rea ee eee Dechios fer:| KEW 2 BEDROOM HOME. EAst Raped ‘iving sand alning ‘PLASTERING ono eeier ’ cinity of Union Lake Village. EM: _nhished A 4.2420. _Long Lato. Priv FE 6-1058 rm. extending full width o 
Free esiimate. FE 3-620 END EQUIPMENT? seed oe iN ee QT m™ S—! 7 entrance sates Taraised (Fe | eet 2 ROGM Tove: | Pant. REALTY | room. ond eptionel tao ft PLUMBING AND 1 ‘D HEATING W. & Hs '* Too Pickup 1's ‘Ton Stake Share Living Quarters. 30 - Sat CAN = . iy fun, Call aft. 6 pm. FE) 1002 Ww. Huron PE 8-907 bare Tot emmy Spb Se mpton & Son FE €3767 ot ua . 3 a MODERN GARAGE APT ant —“HovsES FOR RENT. 2 ACRES WITH « RM ‘HOUBE, many other wanted f b 
- Pontiac Farm and WANTED COUPLE TO STAY with | "Remember now, it's me you want! Don't let Daddy talk | Electricity furn. Watiins Lake | Auto, heat. children welvome. 3401 owner wm oan ca eet pe pf oe t Re 
Saws—Lawnmow Ind ial T 5 wife, § rooms furnished, good | Ay privilege Couple only, $50 mo. Kenntiworth St. off Taylor Ra. ta $12,878. eemree iuulowers ndustrial Tractor Co, witsr hele eska taeckee oe you into buying his old car! OR 3-1650 after. 6. Pee: | GEO. MARBLE, Realtor DESION T 102 — The 
rE 9-768 18 Chamberlain s 825 8, WOODWARD ter, bath. § mcres good ground : 3} ROOM APT NEWLY DECO-| WEST SUBURBAN NEARLY NEW | 6261 Andersonville Rd. Waterford large ettractive a 
TREE TREENG pa cae |e a one ipciading, Sunday | ready to, plant. My wile will rated. Nice joeation. Reasonabie| 4 rms. & bath. Utility rm., school Phone OR 3-1268 lquely deainmea “ 2 ae estimates. Phone FE Witt HAUL BLACK pier GRAV. | !re0. pit ’ gees, tio ore neer Wanted Real Estate” 32A Rent Apts. | Furnished 383 casts or FE 3O00N” hes Sy Ries ener yrs 4. arm, House 8 up ly aco con furn pang I 2 Sreeptonelly i ol Ee . ’ 
| | TEER SRMMING, AND REMOV. Bas a * seanebas te rneeey Bd ore 8 LD 2 ROOM APT. WITH BATH. 90 da _fer bo, 33-8. Muron, PE 66103. | 3 ss ‘income, Batedeirot ai 30 the'living rm... ie ourstand: 
| law SRE Ge set a van a O iu “Mice be re 2 FE vise, vane feb 7 Pealise te ere Mork | STORER Pureece, ivoer’ bien” i veuese seulement ond 4 VeW TREE SERVICE — & ¥ Painting & Decorating 20) Witt SHARL § ROOM W_ SIDE Near bus line Ph taps ne Jose in) FEE Hia34, after | _ trom Pontige FW 7218 after 4 paved sireet, nee ‘PHS Hs. earage wood. The floor plan is 
|: re, Dutch elim, mosquitoes apartment, with one or two bus!- or Not Sold ing girls. Ae 8 preety r ATH ist FLOOR, FRIO. ‘Rent | ‘Lake | Cottages” 30A ash to mtg. swell arranged to meet the 
Pe athe removal free |A CALI TODAY WILL Pay, vu| Rest gigit’ garage svailable. ‘Cell TR oe a TAN Patil Adufts PE 2 a PAUL M JONES REAL perarm| spacious requiremegte of the Fees Phone FE esd0s, Tor] “sure you) say. when ‘sou get my EM: 3-6283 If your property \en't sold yet, | tle furnished Close tn PE o0ia2, |i WARE o Bit ATED. CASEVILLE — Kasts corracrs |"? W Huron Ph. FE 4-3605| ost particular family. The free estimate for painting and | fd S because nt b ee eee ee See &. BATH 1 MEATE : ‘ STRICT is , o8 woul Wall ¥ 7 Wtd. Contracts, Megs. . 32 ast been liste RMS Living room, kitchen ‘two bed- oxBow. UNION LAKE DISTRICT the. i ASHING AND WINDOW W®!! Washine your-way Whatta-ya |" © ~~ i. 3 5 —_s) ONLY Ground floor. vale entra fagm. screened orca: matte tallet bed room houlatalmedasnweane. Pl center ia #0 
cleaning. hemes. effiees, end tac.| o0l! FE ESM = __-? Sev auburn Rye __| Near” Goodison. 15. OL 61H. | Poaiuens tor estan sandy beach large ‘ot $1,800 down, worites hen ce to 4 cree free estimates. Phone FE A-1 CUSTOM DECORATING, WALL 2 RM. APT. EVERY CONVEN.|3} RM APT. UNPURN. HEAT good fishing 4631 Port Austin Rd. fal rice $11.50 of will rent G another a passing £2021. Shovers Janitorial Service | pap ues Eosming service. Com-; CONTRACTS WANTED : Pvt; ba West side. Excel.| water furn. Yearty peeee & ref-| Lincoln 3-794} with “ess No agente. Call after) throueh - other me, 
weec ee CLEANED | _merce._EM_ 33438. _ We need chntracts for immediate able FE Cai8 = cosmis, Moonee : co Dine MEL. vfant 6 675 aes 1 ROOM STUDIO COTT, COTTAGE, ON car ates eae ae a get 
Windows reglazed. storm windows|A-1 CUSTOM PAINTING, PAPER-| sale. Buyers waiting What have = ned ggg Hs oer) private lake near Lake MODERN 3 BEDRM HOME. | abe a | SEEN Teta LS) SER ty Tere Reh) Tot eesioatle loan, ite LOR ee A Gels some nae eer | ENS ete | ieee ees | Geen Set dana : _mafts. FE 18 or smal) balances, new or séa- b { BERR eee. 8 ba , 
1 Phe ores S10L, our prices first. 4-) PAINTING INTERIOR & EX-| Soned contracts Clark” Rea! ‘Es. 2-428 xate dain tp ep on in ol WALLED LK. MODERN. CONV, Take Onion FRONTAGE 4 kitehen with it wee d —Fhene FE 53701,“ Uertor. 10 per cent dic tor ceen | tate. 1363 W Huron st. Open 7 ROOM APT ALSO 9 RM. APT.| GMC Ponting Motors and Bald: epee beach, Pcie MA 46-3497. ex, 3 rooms, bath, each, gas U-shaped abinete hee pion: d WELL DRILLING _Guaranteed Free est. FE 40203,| ¢enings. PE ¢#402 or FE 44813. 3060 Diss oe Wellcura. Clon, Fri, ont. Close] win ® aber. | eat, paved street, $3,600 down. Wy of space tor dinine. ‘Pu re Well and pump repair. OR 3-306 |— 4; PAINTING ~PAPERING — | —AS¢ for Mr _ te Call oft. 6 Ye Sip, Sebel peg ppadles ropetgey | _For Rent Rooms 37! WALTER ORERN, MY 2-0431 | basement. and. Ith-ear ge, OUR NOTRILTTE DISTRIBUTOR | __ Mason Thompson FE 4-836 : iw 7k BATH, Aduits mee ta | 300K. Paddock Al "| DUPLEX SMALL DOWN PAY- Face at the low orice of E 8.0386 RiatedGaa tion ap aineanes C h W fecay PEDDLING YOUR daire, Sutomae heat, private en-| .berta Apt: clean 81. Sgr room. ve | ait rennet, OT "payments. ene ee re 
and wall papering Cail for esti. as Qitung PROPERTY? bid Cake | 2, ROOMS. STOVE AND REFRIO- ck $19 Orsnede Dr ‘Phone PE 690%. | sar or rey, Tailoring 16 ALWaYs DEPENDABLE Ars | re god contracts, all or see) IT DOESN'T PAY J aston apt., 7 oie ¥D con nario ain rt Soe Sa for Peerectth gence ADAMS Th ‘. but fe ye! r. Johnson personally tor auch. ur method of show: ty to Hable  Suttabl ee ar TH ON 18 appoln: } 2-8000, pte wen. . 4 exp. 3 ipekade reer eee AL _ S-fs00 decorating 26 yrs exp FE courteous action | qualified ‘prospects vate, 4 teachers, = veitice workin pes . ROOMS & BATH ON Leah oF cial ened Sent F Font 3 PEOPLE FOR 15 ACRES . gnrie- We'll price any of NI 
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Sees Ge rie Tye iwTERIOS AND EXTERIOR Di DEC. | A TOHNSC YN, Realtor soda jokers Colas aen we -T CLEAN | ROOMS, co COURLE ORL NLY. ees” weekly me bee iiatiebe ie ptNG tacos Ee 1| On paved Sashabaw Rd. with a 450 HOME PLANS 
tons FE 2 pinderson'| bis o1 too small Pree estimates | 1704 S. Telegraph Rd roperties We handle all details wi UPPER FLAT. Tite) pdul #7. 11 w. Lawrence: P| gue euns venmperce © room Meas ca £9, DRESSES, ** SUITS COATS & AL-| Cal FE 8-204 aoen bat * or financing and closing. y RMS. PRIVATE BATH © eer "Paved Large back 27447, on trees, ene te rfer, te = WE HAVE | j —lefevioas. 191 E Huron PE 6-044 |gace_waLL WAGHING & PAINT. FE 4-2533 - Ae tae. toa re Huron. Phone FE| yard ‘with wings and etc 30) LARGE ATTRACTIVE RM. FOR| ete Crain, PR. 02083. : 
_ Marden. Plowing 16B “PAINTING AXD DECORATING ~ vou BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT 3 ROOMS, SLEEPING ROOM FOR ines welcome ome. OR 34111. , ait PO LADY RITCHEW PRIV OVERLOOKING | moemane pisses, ase | Sones i “E p Wilnte. PE 3a C S 3. PE 41060. ND BA LOWER, WELL| On bus line. FE 3 SCOTCH’ LAKE -_ | Pataseuwr a Ct, a 4 
ovtst ROTOTILL ING PRINTING — 6 DECORATING | ASH i et ra * neato and clean. 2 way entrance, | ROOM. HOME PRIVILEGES FOR | Through jovely oak trees, % block ~ _ a es ene eptae mE se nt zcosspse ire rates tm town. FE ¢4380 | For land contracts. New or oid. Forming couple. West side. FE| Unie; & months welcome. No pete. nae eS od _ lady: FE 3-133. cane ee fe oe ae | Tp we | ASONA i ‘PAINTING AND DE | ee or sma. uyers waitin he . vs. OR PROP. MAN. wn, al « 
a ian boners peaccng or Pe ogg ead al oad any orc boat Bring™ in’ waut scomirect® or ss REALTY CO.. REALTORS’ {foo PNUAEE BREEN cohtenee, cow: cere wPhoce PE 1M remniica Es." gee, fishing. HOME TP BLANN a] : ulldozing 4 or FE! of jo! ree estimates, A-1 work ‘ 1g ; ROOM FOR - _5-0410 i waranteed Cu:! ae 2-100¢ | re FE soul or FE S-0¥73. | Cooperative Real Estate Bxchanne oaty, Mt Clemens Ot. FE/4 ROOMS & BATH —| "i Kitchen priviieges FE ES GANSHELD oF ST. — eae | 4 As ask for! Ted MeCullough. No ob- FE 2.0263 tint HEAT & HOT WATER| _2-64#4 ; Rise: aso an home fost | Call or come SY Bog convenient 
y int, ALL POWER LIFT EQUIPMENT PAINTING, INSIDE AND _ 60M FURNISHED APTS. “ rey C. ITAYDEN, Realtor! yext'So8 o'Stancn | Ba Private entrance, evrese.| FURN, W. SIDE, REA-| SXOUE SCEEPING ROOMS FOR| 17 Joatva. Ree PS every I plowing, disking. leveling and i teat enemm shes PE sivas 
    
      
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
  
    
  
  
    
            
              
    
      
    
    
  
  
            
  
  
      
    
  
  
  
  
    
  
          
  
  
  
  
                 
  
    
  
      
  
      
    
    
  
  
      
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
  
      
  
  
  
  
    
                      loading. Cc Cow manure FE 43371 | 
Black DIRT DE PAINTING — = PAPERHAN Na | &_E_Walton Open Eves. Post OFFI —dasement _16- Hes except garage for fine 
1 ao loses WAITS CLEANED CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. = 7 ROOMS AND BATH ae| SONABLE. ADULTS. ao SOM coae ET ke ment, FLOYD KENT, Realtor ; Plow garden PE &-1282 CECIL TUPPER OR 3-716) Hed VanWelt 8440 Divie, Mwy. LISTINGS NEEDED entrance No coltaren_ FE 3 tn PHONE FE 4-7706, Perit, pesca: ie mores | DRA = TON PLAINS CUSTOM PLOWING AND GARDEN PAINTING AND RUG SHAMPOO. | _On “913 $s Bust and commercial prop. 3 ROOM FURN APT. 16 CLARKE | _~— furnace. “auauary BUILT HOMES” clfice . al 
Saban actor mer re ett, Je TE 270 | 3 grit, eereage or farms: Quafiied | APE 630) ____— | ROOM IND FLOOR: CLGRE TW | SLEEPING OOM IN, Rystacc | Quyaehon Bind Only Wh S00 oh pi 4 4 — i ers : : . i 
} Venera sone series FE ¢983)) Paintings and decorating. ia on the Haale ot your con- ROY KNA AUF, Realtor 7 Jen, welsome, "146 Racbern FE |S ROOM TERRACE, RAMONA CT, wed. PS bene) ee Ss ‘iets a = pa block Not "Telegraph 
k “GARDEN PlowiIna || work guaranteed. Call ‘act defore vou se 26°, W Huron, FE 2-1421 0A 8.3339 | 7200. nt $79. Adults. Cull after 6, FE OE hie 3 bedroom EXTRA Lol r Mon tyes Thun, & OR 3.2742 | FE 2-4318 , Edw. M. Sicue, Realtor | >=, ~~ 2 ROOM yUantsheD APT. — What aide. EXTRA LARGE | erage, Tl cows sta Gum cs: ves GARDENS PLOWED _ 77.N Saginaw st Pa Fe ses) LISTINGS WANTED | ——___FE 200____ | 8 ROOMS” AUTO. HOT WATER. | ee eee ANcay turuished | of fruit trees. Well iende c ———_FF_2-7890 -PAINTING AND WALL WASHING ____ Oven Eves Till ® 30_ We have many buyers waiting 3 ROOMS 3 AND BATH oy, est 108 Par yncer 16) Private entrance. Call after 3:30.) Alb city improvements. $00 | —, ' GARDEN PLOWING AND Disc. _By exp Reasonable. OR 3-224 [MMEDIATE CASH FOR YOUR | for all kinds of residential prop | _____ FE $1473 —— ork. ___ | FR; 5-0082 down, and take over « reaj home| 2 BEDROOM BRICK i 
PE SSE” of Awe Beles Painting & Wall Washing | fae °rst °F eewsy im vour| st) im tee, Renesas arene nner Petite, SORE WME OULITIES FUNIRNED | wun coDRIKg raivi Rag fee Kerns, yum.) AT WALTERS LAKE ee MAN, 4 
GanDEN PLOWING AND HAR: Pree estimates. FE 22700 | K ne Templeton, Realtor | sn Main colualones rena, |) ROOM leat Liomts aNd GAG, | RM. PARTIALLY PORN art. suet NS lowe PE Siidway and omer popelar meses, | Attrec _rowing, FE 2-7 PAPER HANGING 1 REASONABLE | 333 Orehard Late Rd WE 44363 | OL 1-0 OL eis | laundry tee wiaview | femetse) | jeree  betre ‘ancl, mall & Mi N OF TEDR | Mi & | Momes from 41, to suit| » minute GARDEN Pt owiwG7 Discinu —Tates. FE 4217) or FE 4-6" | = MT ochester Mich. Court "Tome block ae ‘Oebland. bedrm. living tm. pereh: of St. Joe's. On Woodward Ave. out purse at prices: in. ling I se WE NEED. | Re ATE ENTRAN heen bath ‘and sleepine spore rch | Master bedroom. vs we = 
GARDEN N PROTOTLLING LNG ais) _ Physio-Therapy 214. LAND CONTRACTS We Specialize aes en me with tote of _cupteerds iccirie | ~ Mt 3 otis ua? oe e020 |. 7 PE $6131. stov refrigerator 7) or FE 21083 | amon RLOWINGHANDT AE! i ROOMS.” PRIVATE. WALKING ed Convenient and very | PF ivileges u a = 
| SRERRE. Sun"tsiSonSaomln? MERI aneaas.e TmERarE | Ti Tbat, etahuauh sat | Ener Eats | fame fom anemone Fe) fran Wetton, Ye aopol | LanOm, Lean, sLREPIRO RY, T’ 2 GARDEN PLOWING BY THE TOT _St_FE_ 42051 ponte. Early settlement, Give te eit with ul? “| Run PRIVATE ENTRANCE. | —@Venings after mie _Neisoa 8. PE con SLE S LAKE EFRONT HOME of pee Oe r eer Sanna a Tee @ 
seeding ae. “odding “FE Seeii Television Service 22, males: _ _ Children welcome, PE%-0639. ARC ADIN APTS. — |# AND 3 ROOM. NEWLY DEC- ‘ON LAKE OAKLAND Sone se | : ar ston J RGOMS AND BATH, BABY WEL- 20 rooms and. bath. adults only orated, apply 7 Clark St. t 
GARDEN PLOWING. CLARKSTON COPENHAVER's rapio.a ty Nicholie& Harger Co. | come. Also 2 rooms, ddeal for _R Pay Wi h B EI Good 5 room cinder bieck bom: area, MA_ 5-593! repair 569 W Huron. Night serv- 39 W.) Huron St FE_5-8183 8 — _ bachelor: 106 Dresden. __ ea | Ke ire MEMPSTE AD nnn! t card j Salah pr Be — : PLOWING AND DRAGGING pe tee calls FE 45607 DON'T SELL YOR TAND CON Real Estate 3} ROOM UPPER. PVT. BATH AND | , ds : th. fe : ae | _ 44878 or MY 2-54 BAY OR NIGHT TV SERVICE maa ailleena here (asencae | % S$ Ma‘n. Clarkston, Mich, entrance 2 small children wel- @ £. Huron rE ean | ROOM AND BOARD lots, 1% car garage $10,800 on i Seine want serine CLARK FE 5-1298 or FE 5-8390 CAPITOL SAYINGS a LOAN co | MAple 5-5821 > yj come $15 @ week kK. 227 Prospect. ATTRACTIVE APT OVERLOOK. | $1 Pairgrove : ek 
LOWING AND FITTING (CLARK UM sTRAKA IW Hursn Be Fe. 401 BUY OR SELL U 3 ROOMS DOWN 2 PRIV. EN-/| _ Ine Bylvan Lake OR 37466 | ROOM AND BOARD FOR MEN | NEW BUNGALOW 
MAple $-6391_ or OR 3-3389 EXPERT TV SERVICE ALL ve "GET THE MOST FOR YOUR - —{~Trances. Utilities. Share bath, BRAND NEW 3 ROOM. Lg pr erees r room. unfin' ROTO | wit ER: (FRAIZER AKE makes Service cals 9 to 9 Ja land contract Realtor Partridge | | will ieee rand your, gery _basement and garage. 62 Ruth st bath and 4 entrance FE 2-246 | MAN TO SHARE AROE ROOM poe ad by Lake. on = 
P. Exe Cond Extras | © eee 4638 Saginaw., ts the “bird” to see 1050 W. = en teen cot taal We the 7 ROOMS & BATH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION FOUR | FN refined voune jake privilewes: v buy for Laver riding lawn sien Preu- —— © ronnét= Phene re “pante | price ts reasonable Call now and ba upper Pm |3-1a32) |= beds: > Good” jocstion= FEb.e8 ” an. down, West matic-tired riding, wagon, enow Gi) AR*NTE FD TV REPAIR ANY WILL PURCHASE GOOD SEA- let us prove it 7 ROOMS. PVT, BATH AND ENT. CRON AP APTS 3 ROOMS AND SPOTLESSLY CL LEAN hehe ichial et aad paella tad ea © ieeen 2 plow $300. GReenleat 4551@ 0 | | MAK: FE ¢9136. CONDON'S = soned contracts at very little dis- RD. RILEY BROKER Adult, eis. P Caretaker 103 E.| home style meals, FE sos mi new ranch home. Many sizes Mock on M ot. 
ROTO TILTING | RADIO & TV. 1278. PARKE ST | count 109 Elizabeth Lake Ro FE_¢1187 | j ROOM rn BATH BRICK FEN _ Haron _ Matthews, ted ‘Rave an -enectiont (oa | ie ee R_3-0583 TUCKER'S RADIO-TV ee faite DORRIS & SON REALTORS | wiLt BUY OR LIST YOUR LAKE Pvt. Mel-Mar Apts,| LARGE 4 ROOMS BATH AND Convalescent Homes 38A| ct used homes Both city and | | ROROTEUKS (eee OR BY _FE +3600. 168 E. Pike Btq.- (eee ee "orf ot Co a Oe _ies Ec. Hi Rd. MU |, Dasement. Elec. stove. Baby of pn | sar preted lake homes. iroux- ranks ¢ jo a emall c elcome No drinkers B cae 4 = - = : 
ROTO-TILLINO. GARDEN AND Typewriter Service 22A_ * $200,000.00 3 furn: Laundry rm i block from | Qn busines. PE 44740. 1340. N. EXCELLENT CARE FOR AGED.| (ry piesses us to please you) | 4808 Dinie Mayenne lawn. L. W. Avis Service. FE tA adolf ery ice Atlourldiasoaal eal carck | sone bu Working couple preferred. | Perry St. after 430 pm | _Rates starting at $1 n until 8: Sat, a 44280. : a | peg ih eblop see Laliaullad ited) R. F. McK INNEY 6 Pinegrove Call after 4:30, PE | LARGE 4 ROOMS & BATH 2965 WONDERFUL HOM E POR FL-/ one aA TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MA.) Sur ‘client contracts: {for | . _Ysies Pontiac Lake Rd cor. Scott Lake | defly people Piexible rates. Ex- : Pao d a. — | _ ROTO TILLING | ehine repairing. Expert. work fon “ASK FOR’ Boe en, ‘a We inns J CLEAN ROOMS PVT. BATH. __ jee esiient food. Loving ¢&re with an- Bore’s on ue, Neat Lawns and eardens Wayne Dutch General Printins and office Sup J” OF MAEAD. Adults 78 Norton | EaROR 6 ROOM BASEMENT ADT. | [rated ste Qoectal’ dicts. dep: odery 3 ee, $ soem. _er, OR 3 _ ae 0 awrence To Bur—To gell—To 1 a Rope won Fihona | Private entrance and bath Stove ar a cs eeusty K Lots cRACIOR ‘on y PEW CLEAN NTE ell—To Insure | Rent Apts. Furnished 33. noe HARDWOOD H gpssteted|| 0 nid refrig furn $65 @ month | With lovely shade FRE if ampsen to Uh loge | gas heat, —— 
Gardens and pele complete Muretelle, 123. N. Saginaw st : —— | lower. Utilities. FE 2-408 | Manse” eons yey pm. Hotel Rooms - 39 Bee Toes vere ety ar, Perfect to ave re, equipment in-lu Au power rake 2 T FLR. 3 RMS, BATH, HEAT, R ODERN, PV RTH | Li 3 AND BATH | ~~ ne 8. Telegraph Eves &*- Buz. tittle cost conve ie. 
a a ncaa * a MAHAN | ete furn Avail iow. 823 Or- [¢ ‘ oon ee bps | anes ale at hed eld halted HOT EL AUBURIN covers “Heal Fstate Exchan Exchenge Garare are Low. me WEST SIDE, PL Onna BORAD chciae GOscou GracleTER. _ chard UP el |g ROS AND OniLivins 3 MODERN LARGE” 3 Rooms 1% | FOR COLORED ONLY. 2 BED-| comparison wi prove value of 
FE eazy NK “it & manure “ing 174 Cooley Lace Rd. EM REALTY CO. REALTORS DAND 9 RM, PVT. RATR, HEAT, | fovme and utilities, Also ¢ room| Suities fun’ plus washer end| Also io cy Pele “spariments.| itechen bepomen! wit recientes | fils § room modern, e Lee WID_ CHILDREN TO BOARD > —22°4!. Free estimates Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | esc aor od ted bh refined | fpeta apt. $70 monthly. FE |  Gryer, $100 ser month. No ehil.| | Cooking and relrigoratlon unit room, gas heat and garage ac Ae toate: oak Noor. reaiaee. PRESCHOOL GRILDREN THOMAS UPHOLSTERING mele Evenings and Sundays | _edults. Ret. F ———— < ROOMS AND BATH 7 dren FE 3-7404 464 Auburn PE 20239 _after.5 and weekends. "E 2 drv basement cote. M4 ‘eer 
—__ SF + eo ee ee Ls ae ae a ORaGAGE 340. 1 Last HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. |* enirunce “west ade, cal FE | NEWLY DECORATED | HOTEL ROOSEVELT [© RESALE 3 BEDROOM PURN.| garage, “Large lot, Callus for =p Laundr Te 18 5% MORTGAGES — - — _2-0661 after 6:00 call FE $8322. | 3 Rooms $12.50 up. Bath. 61780 up. | 18 Jo 8 oe | Caavion y _Spreads. Your material. rE §-5 707, T-ROOM KITCHI . AND — . # Toom and breakfast rooms. Ld iD. YTON | wees : ai on 00D PROPERTIES % ecre T-ROOM, EITCHENETTE AND |; ROOM, UTILITIES FUR} Steam heat Hot water, day and e ba18 wey ow NER Just a real nice modern 8 room : _ or more w : frontage. : ; rehar ° nig janitor service, Ready t RORON HO? TEAR WOES: mode Wen WANTED. PHONE: FE __Lost & Found — 24 8 D. cHaRLRs 1717's Telegraph ka Paddock. Aiperie Se aoe || move into. Close to school.” 444 OROW HOTEL Re ar inten 0 areustious. ak digers prema TACE CE CURTAINS 1 PLAIN, <a we TAME uiabie Serie |i Block FROM SEARS com. | 4 ROOMBA WD BATH. UPSTAIRS. baie corner Sanford rey West Huron 8t Phone FE 2-8268 ae oe Napmane “g4a| tile og greyed = , er Li 
FOUND: FEMALE BEAGLE 3050 1 perch (elas downtown, 3 adults, ~ nal _monthly Suse rage. Ex arce lot, lake priv 
Reena Reaheg boner POUND, EPA Tagg 0" Pe const TT ees” Pe barn | former tarts apt for tere | ris cancer gels eins |NEW-Y DECORATED 1 Room |. Rent Stores 40 econ es See FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY EES FOUND: COCKER &PANJEL. V1 CASI 1ST Dona noGMaat BATH AND | gn. . S| nme tee Calor turecncs: ia Cole-|? STORES 2° AND 210 N. DIX 2 _| REALTOR 53% W. Huron st tee, jpn. Pontiac Laundry, FF pee earaph and Boston Cay = i aren Fae Raster Saad Ow. + ROOMA” PRIVATE BATH FE | _™*°"_ FE ee Oil tes muvtabia\ fori whelecalen retell nN PE 2-0250 or MI_ 4-4419 5 FE 4-4 or jand contracts fast and e # or - . : j FE 1 2 
WABHINO®IRONING DONE IN LOST SMALL BLACK BHORT Se Gee ee tok G/IAND™ 3) (POOMaLU PNT ATH, “rooms ata Peden “CLOSE ae UNION COURT: APT. | Suet" Tecation FE Yee * 7 = 
my hore Pick-up wd deliver haired dog Vicinity of Eliz Lk Mal GaGeo  ocee ie’ fee he | mesly decorated | Apply 79 CI ark 2 Fe e “|, 2 rooms and bath. adults only, | joo SAGINAW “Tt AVAILABLE cos vu 
Cd EEE oom Reward | Wilnemes O78" ASK for Jim Room APT |, PRIVATE EN. | “cuits All pet FE C670 ___| #63 per_mont | for any kind of business. FE, ~~ Ete cose we = 
OL LOST’ LAST WEEK BION Te | trance. FE + «ROOMS AT 4787 DIXIE HWY. K. G. FEMPSTE AD | _8:2100 ry : andscaping _1BA cocker male Call FF 65080 Ri i] ee CHER AND BaTae | —Child_ Welcome, ay ee bo Gann > = NEW 2 BEDROOM Jit ees = — Af 1 oT ; 3 , re LAWN CARE BY HOUR oF LOST MAN'S GOLD WATCH AND usse Young _Child_weleome _431_N._Perry Tr All Modern E on ___ After § Call PES i871 SMALL STORE _ »- FHA HOMES _ MULTIPLE LEsTINO SERVICE 
_Free estimates FE 2-0055 | (4) ve, In front of Kresges. Return On ? ROOM STUDIO AND BA 2 rooms & private bath eal | WALDO 8ST. 5 RMS & BATH, Tocated right on Elizabeth Lake es x, FE 2-0095 | with reward 66 W, Tennyson REALT | gouple. 800 Robinwood, off N.| for working couple 8. Pas. heat, garage. adults. $8500 | Road near MS9 “Ideal for tool Auto. gas heat, wood kitch- ALL TH BULLDOZING FF 27-8500 (412: W_ Huron PE 4525 Perry dock. Williams Al 3K beth, beat uuy m a ne pee: E BEAUTY of lap 
came, i LOST -BLACK AND BRINDLE Opea_Eves_t_@ _____FE $912 Rooms PRIVATE ENTRANCE. PARTMENT FOR RENT. Adulte, $60: Used for store or cffice “6 per | utility room. Wide elty lots, bility’ of brick —alu minum of . CLARK'S LANDSCAPING .SERV- hound. Vic. of paar HS. Re-; Wanted Real Estate SIA), _Close in. FE 5-3647 ve 48440, call after {2 & B., heater, utilities | month Ask for Mr Brown. Ph city sewer and water, course J oversized wo fee Within 25 miles of Pontiac | ward OR _ 3-7549 ~— 7 AND 3 ROOM. NEWLY DEC-| CHILD WELCOME a eRYTHING Adults, $50. Nicholie & ARYL FE 2-4810 Ciose to schools, . Plater reena 
—Topsot!_and sod FE 83601 _ fost BLACK LABRADOR IN V1- | \? crated Apply te Clark St, | furnished, including wash: J Co, 3 W_Muron. FE 64 7) Rent Ollics Soace 41 and bus. a an especially . kitehen COMBINED -FORCES LANDSCAP-  cinity of Telegraph and Frank. Ri AO ee |=, poom APT 9 | Cilities! Private entrance and “We ILVERINE A APTS Depa € space with oodies 
FES spring"cleaa up by experts lin reward FE $-3150 WE, NEED i iss E Howard «+ 3 large rooms, clean and com: 3 rooms and bath. 2 chiid etn | o on On MODEL Tate cake Say bedecome caine ond 853. Lost MALE ATRDALE BLACK | LISTINGS — Farms. city_homes. ——SRIVATE | tortable. TV tn. 918 Orchard Lake! permitted, $59 pe onthia laren MAIN FLOOR LOCATION ON beh aiane u ; at ee ~4 DANS | ara acarina SERVICE, | b “and. Suburban Homes. Ir your 2 RMS. AND BATH PRIVATE ave. See Mra. Newman. West Huron, next to Riker blocks past. Montealm Bold tote be beds. Even the = and brown Answ to Bkid | fice | 1 ‘ eee ;| entrance. Child weleome, FE | — eee K. G. HEM. PST FAD Building Wldeall fori retalivor ore: Ingle wood—Model 871 Tnaeks bath room ts ¥: large! complete lawn maintenance and’ pleace cal) EM os * Onc id sin line with present. day COOK YoU RSELF, GAS. HOT Lak P / building FE 2-8712 or FE 46510 van re EM or WOood- | market prices we can cell it for $-0406 = cold water Prig. clean linens, $7 192_E.Huron PE $8284 | fensional services: office Ward ‘wood: Full basement with = 
FILL DIRT LEVELED AND Tost NFAR HAGGFPTY “AND | you | pale ' weekly FE 2-7466 “Rent Houses | Furnished 357° Merce ro apr 435 ae rose w _ ATR OCCTPANCY pestered and attached ca- driveways graded FE $-3552. Pontiac Tratl Large liver colored WE BUY — «ell and: ‘rade ror i Ose I CLOSE IN 2 ROOMS, KITCHEN- =< uron. FE , 2 MON Tr ot betlt 18T rage. Huntoon Lake area. 
GENERAL - LANDSCAPING. 10, Cerman shorthair wearine choke trades ask for Mr Brown t UARG ER ROOMS RCTOA ble ette. Employed clean couple only. | ~~ YMEN You be Rivage first to -see this 
yrs in Pontiac C Mills FE) collar Mole between eves Reward and pet ient service ass. ed ce ' BROLeDGenAye _No drinkers FE _£3y 2 BEDROOM. Of. HEATED NO For Rent. Miscellaneous | az lovely 4.8273 3160 Haggerty Rd. Walled Lake today. = 2 ROOMS PVT ENTRANCE ie TIN AP oblections {to one ehild Refer. OPEN DAILY FROM 100 PM, = Ser a |? pirst floor” Adults only. FE 2-0806 | RANKLIN APTS. | ences required. 317 Orchard LE. QUALITY. PLUs CON- _ EXPERT TREE T Cone aeuR=PFE SARE 5S a ao State St | 2. ‘rooms and, bath, adults only, Pd BOAT ANT) FTOOR BANDER, POT- PEARL BE DG. CO ON PLUS LOCA- removal, free estimates Sat!s-. OUN” PFT WANT TO TT. BROW N. Realtor Ss ROn “FURNISHED “APT. 60 8 | 7 RMa_ gM MODERN — | ‘hers, scrubbers -ement grind. ' OF TION equals value tneom- 
teal ee te es Rass ee Ph FE 24810 Sanford FE 2-1063 "kK. ee, HE M PSTEAD | +7602 | Baigwin ave, OE S310 HES Centers Willi secen coctonees LANDSCAPIN®” | eer RADE IL eeCUSE Ls . r Ea, ao —— | all room arrange- ; ; . S 7? LARGE Sy BASEMENT | 102 Huron "re ¢s204 5 AND 4B ROG HOUSES, | KEEGO ; - ment, all acce: 
iid aca on 3-3992 Hebhies & Supplies 344) Cach for cx se or equity | Bo nate ree a children wel- Patter § Call FE 40164 00. FE +1039 = RAEN Ur festable, cow $2.000 pow N resent The id x = vine 
LANDSCAPING OUR BUSINESS — = | It you plan to sell. call us We, _come__Gingeliville_ FE $1927 __ FURNISHED APTS. |7 ROOM. FURNISHED HOME | _ple Phone VE 5-7 eee | py 5 place ep Maetieetea a Small jobs and new lawn our NEW SCRABBLE SETS $3 PAINT. Hobe fad to look over your 2 sue FE | 5-2036 | “AFTER 3, 4 "E. Howard Pioneer Highlands June 18 to Oo apie a large 5 bedroom ranch, es carpe 
specialty Free estimates. FE Bv number sete $109 up frames paved no nbligation In many _FE 7 FURNISHED APT. baila npee ed od washer, dryer. frees NE W AY atl er wall carpetior lates oe 1, ft. Tees | . . _@ITIB after Spm Eee ee 15 East) cases we are able to get you 2 AND 3 Se “PRIVATE E BATH, FE 3-7295 | Semel month complete FE, COAST FTO COAST Racrifice at $10300 Only $62 per bath has separate stall 
, LAWN | CUTTING, VERY [ CHEAP. — : cash Just phons FE 46-4492 or FE 2 children 75 Clark FURN. 2 ROOM APT RENT HER Month including taxes shower and vanitery, All FE 7.0247 ‘Notices «& Fr rsonals 23 44813. Clark Rea! Estate, 1362 W 9 ayy PURN. APT 12 ae FE. 5-1136 | 20x20 SMALL HOUSE. “ALSO 1047 ‘Open at Gisep eS | Anderson windows full base- i 
ROT LING) GARDENS ANDi~—~ ai im ater Hetoe evenings, Ask for “ 355 mo. For information eall De- LARGE LOVELY ¢ AND BATH. housetraiter 27° long PFE 4.0978 Fr E. Howland sas, Dixie Hwy. STORE AND HOME ment, partitioned Delco gas 
lawns OR 3.2880 and FF 5-1842 (awa PRIVATE — oo | — SS | _troit KEnwood 5-0396 Fireplace QGlassea porch Lawn) ‘Furnc sepia) AGHILDREN oR | $900 DOWN pest piped ego) fetpplaseger & et: : . BY SEASON O the iminal FE $-% | on Sr * ROOMS, BATH HEAT, LIGHTS,| and garden. Adults only. $110. ° ed ‘ 4 tame MOWING: BY SEASON OR _mestic of criminal FE 5.5201. DOG HOUSES One BAT EAT ORT || neue anon Onis GARAGE HOUSE FOR eepeary |. __ For | Sale iticareraet 43 34 2 00 Masonry bufiding on | ful home. You really, should 
Lowen straits LaNDecape co. ‘\erotred Knapp Shoes BUNGALOWS a NEW, 3 ROOM PYT. ENTRANCE | foyPle |! child’ welcome. Also 16 aa) Nive 4 and bath apt oat rear | ° - erihg Cae Gor Kitate micwing ay Herman yh NEAT. : 2 ROOMS AND BATH IST ST. FL. |, and bath No children. References.| PS" Ground fir modern kitchen. | RETIREMENT New $1000 ofl furnace Pact grow-|. WEST SUBURBAN. Attree- ° By season-or monthly contract 2070 Alrfort Ra OR 3.1802 ANVGHING _Working couple. FE 2-1672 _FE 25002 after 8 Sat and Bup.| Gtrice Diath. ade aut OF) 9 acre, © rms, modern Sreese:| ing community in need of busi- tive 2 bedroom bunga’ 
Landscape your home Nome AUDIVOX HEARING am nel 19,/ Cach tn 2 hours far your-equity 2 AND Sener led ‘DECO- new oc rex 4 LARGE ROOMS,| ants. Parking space Appointments | way to geraee. Part basement | "¢*8: Immediate possession E plc pest ually attractive 
by eke cee Ma ee cau ny [Be Ciark meh TrSeTHOR. OPIN) F Ieee Be tet | Py met Commeneenlion FE prec REVALUET, Realtor |’ Se Sele e=tgmes nates EMTS. mt ina Paar ae Faw) Bea ea Tec) ar RTLY FURN. Muoenta MY S611 4 ous, O° | PEL HURON — AREA MODERN “pletely 0, oom coum acon 145 Onkland Ave F 50063 ees idee pe eo ates. Lt Soe tinted mankina - Past service u Keon c m FE 2-67 as zz hi t + sei. apts. fur Wond MULTIPLE | LISTING SERVICE eating space. Full basement 
ROTO TILING GARDEN AND panty MAID FOR sUPPLIFA | Core sree ails 836 Ses PRIvaTE | ONE RM. SHARE KITCHEN AND diss? Couvle. only. FR poe amends with of eutomatic. heat. RD- LEVELING FE 46220 | Mrs. Burns FR2-8814 93. Mark.) ———--—___: __________ |" entrance Main ‘oor. 6§ Auburn | bath 1 child welcome, $1150 0 Re t H Mpeveral Ne me CBT. | 9 } BEDROOM BRICK Ostzies 80D Listing wanted 2 ROOM TAPT With a PRIVAT weet. $3.8, Sanford. en rouse ‘Unfurn. 36 with ies dows an laree rooms, ; Delivered or can pick up after I De bt? In and around Pont, i Teniraace. 176) Mt ¢ Che a F ONE} ROOM. Two 2 ROOM ALL ALL Large 7 room oe aan basement,!| fireniace, one ear old. Cass SELDOM DO aod OFFER: 
five pm. At 22 E Blvd ive gears | ais mens St. FE | clean, 27 Clark 8 1 BDRM. HOUSE, PARTLY Fun. #120 Sow DInnA | Lake privileges $19 100 ‘tuil price epee th ern 
Worth cree ee tenet ee 1f you are having trouble meet. FE 2-A682. EE 2-9687. 2 ROOMS PRIV_ ENTRANCE AND | ONE 3 ROOM | ONFORN APT —hished, 960 _ MA _¢2529 after 4 46 W Huron _ AM ee 42577 ' 1s richly carpeted. the kiteh- WHITE 8. FE iro ni vour apavmenis pace, GS oe (FE ieee] __or___OA 6-370, bath. -FE 5-0408. 184 Mt Clemens | _ Franklin 4 8 NP OES 2 PINOREE | Cy'y VAN SHOR i Ss Basia abt Cipiastered waite | iat ate ample, end i. Eacionont day | _ or i] i - a XN WILL BUY FROM OWNER SMALL MODERN APT, VERY sree a . oak floors, venetian blinds fenced ' t = ; 
mae hack PDRICER Ae eRe S| aeclcOakiene Tuesict, FE 80486. Small moderf home Sea jar ar ROOM | FURNISHED 4 APT, | Clean. $15 per week, plus utilities. 2° BEDRM ome. WALL TO! By owner, brick, 2 bdrm, liv- yard, built im 1981. Sat cormsaressoane t Sani I lot Good locatior. §500 D ye : —OR_3-0380 wall sic heat full basement | !ng room kitchen - dinette, full frol gas reece ! water as : a REALLY ‘A CINCH TO RE- 2-5163, a R GOS ae Sour B BOBER Cot UPLE OR GENELE- automatic hea tL St. FE basement, Lake privi. two car $1000 down to 9G 1. will move berriéa, 
burnt-on grease with new | — ~~ | S ATH, man, Walking distance on down- | 23-0575 890 mon : garage. House shown only by} vo Into he lovely § room bun- od me few Blea bar ah 
DON'T WISH FOR’ re RGSS TERESI A OARORS aU HELP US! NEWLY FURNISHED, | —o¥2_F FE eat 7 aooMa ED ate LARGE. _Sppoititment PE 2-3424 after 4.30 | alow in the Longfellow School] rage. Immediate petecuee . : =p Pind yas jy besroom | ranch | : Ani? | STUDIO. APT West BIDE NEW.| Utility room, Near Uake Oakland OWNER WANTS EQUITY IN aT-| ‘*ection, $9950 full price : . . OPEN TUES WED & THURS. type home on West aide or | CLOSE TO DOWN:|>; decorated Ee 2. come referred $69 per month tractive brick ranchette on East ATTENTION GIs. - to» 
MONEY! Make it easily Dorothy We y 0661. neopr ; . — ue NE . ¢? _tientngs_ Dorothy's, FE. 9-1244 or piburoaa® a a citent TOWN EE 42570 After 6 FE are \ peas fest: pcoaly plus spare feo Apes calito aetaal jake aah is [Se bm do s tir 
: ECIAL. © an 1 h . ~F b+. room in paltry : 5 * 
ot Pe Decein: ) ou - ven ate ney _ &pproximately 815.008 Ju-t iz iW FLOOR pawaee | REE ROOMS AND BaTH | § cThooms ANG EAT 3 on heat. fenced yard pita Pe and clean. $9000 with 83500 down. ing room, dining room and. : through Classified Ads. To 31246 Goer Pri Recs phone FE $-2844 now, J |2 RM MAIN FLOOR, PRIVATE} Clean. roomy disposal, cote ee ea Walled Lake. North-| git .g! baymente carats Pp kitchen down, 4 pedr ai a ob ae ELS Mes Ue | "a Jasloe, Realtor, 100 Oak- entrance tous fer furnished “Close Bees month Couple only. FE | ._ vile month thelude taxes. insurance, | Beautify! 100 ft take front with and bath up. Basement Q ell a ee ener hire Wd. Children to Board 26 _ land Avenue Sour 5 __ 2 and Interest, Phone FE 4-0847 or | DAttiv finished 4 hedroom home, Tage, new siding. a : un 
sell, rent, buy, swap, ewe aoe) % WE CAN SEOUL YOUR LOT 2 {ROO LL apt. and eet UTILITIES FURN. aby Mids i PER] GUIDE TO-GOLD: Sel), pas +2677 ieilest counsel (areca) hewee. rena full i 4 
‘al F gisi. PRESCHOOL CHILDREN. A. G, Filiott & Sons 1 chiid welcome, 231 Osmun. FE | GpBER—} ROOM APT 1 gin things you're not usin OWNER: LARGE 4 BEDROOM |. dial FE 2; : FE 4-5 MA 6-250} | $0142 AB ve : R s is - g mn brick ranch home, Storms and VYOUNG—REAI ‘TOR 
: |Exc CARE. FOR = OR 2 CHIL JO 682i | 3 “Rooms A AND BAI Bata py iinet © Pret sr Soule. ws through Classified Ads! y Hyerep wise mck pean 41? W _ Buren Bt, Cam FE 1-0637. Rextwee-yra Hwy, at M belt, 1 Btowel) ; bechlors, FE oo Ww. “Bloomin” gi 4,000, FF ‘ Ph. FR 44598 
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Oakland fi i, N » $000 CAR ee or Sa 
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p bare. tor | NO.M WN PA fe BY > Houses 43 
“gaat a - ae nee 2 rs jot ORIG YME EN’ Dtgelo Ow} yE = FUNNY 
12 PANGUS Sear von, | fe Dud oo AGE COST bingelow. on (NER. " BU: 
aM MOUSE. | Ortonvill fo19 "M a7 ge 1 "bedron Cost melee. Figen eae SINESS 
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pireeln ak SS eee We re TRAD 2, Collect. 15 Lal bin our lot w haneas utaites <i edl Patt p. Large ti - 
ay e canal t | Renalier sent we DE — al. paras bla nal sie tiyan tae 
rms. aeunae: ca _ men None ae equi lder who 3:30 i __or land ¢ trade t all a eacea i ee, - 5 by H 
Long. Lal @. $6,500 m-| of =a os ai . Bart in you wit) | 8 $600 = RANCH 1 ores “OR smaller: pa % ershber 
sas Pil wad hoo : athe’ choice sabi fated | ch [Eee * DO 1 31708 house ger 
cot eT ce Perr Delle. bors acer bed WN loc ation, ELL. aft 
Overlooking tage PE‘ Uss Es y. | Teleerei Ness Peas ‘ im ler Sh > Be 6. —s mu Fi 
beautiful ach, $1208 tera ELL complete. i potter : | Windo B : or 
Bving oom cs ee ELA. nore Fe ee i me, got tam wall, "good Sale H 
Pape paneled dae! yb NOTHIN mee a ture cares Stouer ae street aoe Lak . ouses 43 
See ae ums] Thame NG DOWN "hare te eae Ge fear ea EW. For 
aire ees bath. | EARS In ee, ier ee pray [Nercectne a pens carers te PRIN ~~ Sale 
: imete itch- teri ing inc See m be : 28 . $7.90 pl at © asn- 3 n NG = H 
#1 f Sood e n sta - r 0, Mee whey roo! Eedroceee, Som x 
Tr 1.500. Pike Perey Leapies ey pare pti P 20ON” r Wee Pavneen , makes Oendesseria iat weet SEES E a TING Equity yy Houses 43 : 
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INCOM LISTING ae Th PE 2-21 McL: near ished “ait BATH _ DO ant Ditel Lard 3 eeetraetien eat ‘oul “red hones, ‘nck recreation oe JO Ee is_ the 
° ® rooma SERVICE —OAKLA of LARTY Drayton Reasona etl Late) nae Re an ones. rade fir, mat re Act Fie occtee dow “carece. oom, 8 JOE'S wee “W 3 Maurd™ to bee, 
entran for }_or FE ail PL nabl me - eat, al creens. al ir, ighwa a joc e. Stox ‘ith ~ 
rental ee By ow! LAND _8-3578 Call "OR 2-2ta8 pare ce | way nelstars: Ae eoaioiee: ee “y. Must oe — WI $16,050 wi om ey . Com privile BEDR eee: 
path. ‘with bath with bath. ner. 2 LAK ment. 58 aft Near jer tot. nd to interest ian bie 1 plas ~ CO! r entire my sn & pace TLLIS with at, 2 pleted snd M 
es furnace vale. eat roomate: Sue heat. parm. bo EO} aa ater tor ap: aoe Sees nop OMMERCE. V ef onl mein | FE es IS M. BR su's00| atc a sot, Dalen Lake. 
sry, reereat avert wie ter hee ta ee sciveon Auto ——- re) Vea ene ae Sr eens "wit kok EAST re suis EWER | ard je Bure 
G = wat au iar, bedroo: RESALE 4 o- | BOY —=—— ee m n & ac rom che rd with | front Ey “ware a L ir 
dition \ eo oe Sr see 2 ear RANCH pome fut “AROUND. aa — “he On call 1 oa Cher Ee beat Sites oy mn U UREA +-se18 Ee ds al | 
| lovely lowe: yard ey ee a ie gehester area, bal, ' ee sean UNIQUE | A HOM rom 100 ping. Priced’ dea) “Waled coat beck On $ ‘bath — BAN * Lad 
. too Le con- : ter all dow n cu Bs. piac om 2 OMe . An rea and La r Ple arge rik sm 
1 Pema ah gf | peat Sa ee UE BOF YOUR wt ute te ee ra Be eae | 
_ Low one é0 . Fenced tiplace 7 * waah son’ uae ae rks i ss ackin ad pullas fl . Act fast om ie aah on 
4 DOWN . wo place 2 car er & a, ba. win- b erly LAKE som ullde inished. Tast a id oF 
and YMEN: o en ny a ut i & for 4 ie \ 3 ¥ t 
. fobs ad Mo nly chagedie qua e ba eater lat Baa e kiteh ven he schoo road work. { pla and y dec bedroom 1 Cass 
Kiang. Located ” wie qcnohers D te fea Suaers 6 otk Into, lange ek cor Gat. foots, ca oe real bu ocauted obs oe cerated Cornet ot ss Lake R | 
with a as | erm. enc ots tan ac 7 ie low ob aa - le ureh ow bs eck sorm: th : . oad : 
stores. oom! living Sema ict y Gif G : A a a eee Sekai ern ra, | Mth a a thee oan er. ON WED. a 
uae —— = the 2 bed ft =I $200 1 n” MAR i. ae pe . insu: | vi IRE ; aiccauiree IM fra arg ew. ED 
ik price nei 7 Pull ig te rea M $290 Mar |4u (Mino: rivile uj & 2s) I: 5 quires aa WHE we hi ery’ N ‘Dp. 1-5 
ae bu reat hesomont. nein hou liford DOWN Fed Tacal . Meier | EG 1565 U a GRE 5 Oak! 2IGH ave othe New G : 
; rel ps ——— wane. Tie eave) & Hi IWN seals cette! hing UnioatUal 1REG tandAre. Lie ust | 
e ta Nea ‘oom, Div Tile edd arge gbl ‘ Jow neeli HT! E mL Lake ‘GG land Ave ’ R . om . 
Check i Me oa bath bo se bland Snrgre 8 — ves F wake Rd, eal Lov B 
eae ge R. I Fras ‘Seer ares beat, for rec- Fee selection of 3 Areas fate Nice large roo er 2 harms — ae FO 3108, een viless oe soca Living a: veonoou, Hone 
cE i er sy b are Cc. G foo acti be : e . cash OR or ning “ m, M B 
tN semtlar rwin Re cu Ht Tike tt Pi 1400 Mightana A eee ». “Oni Man. ry bath. 5 “It paisa are et es “SALE. EMS eee das; 17x13; cK 
5 Ba’ Real E M PHA 8061 ighla UETT, rma. 8E Le Sie. any mt ts Kersten, ike n 66 mK 3197 ny} 12x1 16x8; kitchen 
Answer wer Gail FE ae aval state vent eee Reattor | EMINOLE a 800 with other. teu Fo an experim ~ —— aber 2.000" “FOR | Ree 2 tee with 
7 ‘ ~_——— av LTI d EM Ha r se Ls $4800 — r Sa ent Cor- 150 cal ‘ull be Tile rooms. 
tate W ortgage | PLE M 3 te weet = C le , offi : $15,900 r garage. ¢ beth 
: 3-3064 lc ier tual E sei cae wees 3 ne fi 2 c robot tagernrom , 
f Re ! . Teel i ap bedreor LATING sun ait bamt go den, ime NEAR I > Houses cer 2 Lore PROPE w cf eas ea ou 
, : HITE. vet at EE ewe oat res S| ele Se c rth a West Huron ‘io 
< . $39 1 &B pinstered eens pooner itera) aoe ee OWNTOWN | were! = i ri sigs ‘erm Huron Sireet to, Cau 
: a thy y | nt a Ln. a - OW i’ rj 4 L w e to : 
; 5 Dow OS aan enaaes maeuee R a paar a neta — cies & NT: 3 bed e Houses 43 TIPLE LISTIN vue wand — if bedrooms: 2 a J ee 
: er 3, a e a = : —~ A ent me E 
wil ext s ee closets ove F 4 niv tio 1% t,o ba’ room ot GO BSE CA Pr up H ' 
. NEW 3 BEDROOM n 1 ° Se on mann ri Powe in me ae Spt ae oe NE 3] aysousero. tm ance eae stuns ay wage? st w_ Mure liz 
: . ou my rice Aany ‘ ENCE $8009 ‘ F x ouse good r NO NCIN I's NEA own bho ms ur ALTO 
LO BUNGA RANCH : Ma IERE po Ir pant it. ccs treoms c AVE 3EDR loca- Tagecare eer? AR W pips lates hong pice 
LOW “rs : c — : A $075 bath 
Oo re N ou bese IT Is oH ea . Bull ples cod Getieene, yaieee x0O% pereenS ak | eet pedis LTON ow 
: 23. hes! akef St = dro. SEl a mar pyes ato ath, b a _ bom TOT M pay ung a N- meee ms 5 vib FE 
4, : mer it. ron trin om , F : dea rms, sm o H e AL: = B PA ed alow and a ba. rm. $-61 
con oe ON mae - wastes . 2 bedr: | piste wen — comers von ae a unt turnese fu e Basement, {BRICK ; Sera ele! * a orr 6 ot leses enna wenasies st 
WEL vc: XTER. L acree one fi oom s wilt closed sub ment apts. larger. corn | eo wa F = . Oe ro ine larg - inc ce, ¢ eatur Mo BA a hea 
L MH WI L. AUC ns rep on in ‘ee $80 Rapes lane, Hou us veal lat h om nots kit upd Ne e e LDW t 
F. G. metoaes? |} Sue ieee Ic a oe N ce BY aE ea ws| The L Sone mis ane cone : 
: aA ey al N ti m z . A se st -c ed re xe 
Se 8 : ° W. - heat ms, fu IEIGHT e aoe ABLE ohne cour NEW : es cae Ma Soret sch walls tetee wit fect per 3 nee ’ 
: a baat a ieee oe | 1.R ie EN IDE] & ete oe eee ena North 
a —Ormer_ siamese Leake Rd. & Mie 
a ee ty N and ent G FE wo ln oe . ON NCH B tio choost ,of ¥ <? mage SUBU down. riced 8 
4 BEDROOM O “ye teas some - so10l rW ND . il N LARC HO rea a euine cherie ah CRESCENT L at 
Lake OR +} 1 ST points, | Se pe 268 ia: 1 Ww JiA le RE Pe LARGE MIS 5 ey Oe een ire 350. dh ers PRO Only 
in 8 ty A wor 0-0 no an A on H ARG 11 Ww ALTO . GE LOT Su plus w!-Or oe trary Gis LAKE PER $9,500 
mith, ops beak Le Ra & Mie Garter ne RRIE Lj) awer dwin uron SER Spee R | IN W EOUs RIA Ve centage cote oa elo ear iy EST eacreees 17 mi 
4 SE. Mse pemriped ree ‘this RIED? ve: Real Bata ty re Wk TR -R CO —_ “ $285 VATE 2 202 SVIORS cots oe adodert 8 ome STATES $ dts qual bainiase 
catre io ee a paoay bop me wil be Fotate 20 I. TRAT FE 5 } et DOWN ERO 122 prone Nill Bes teose. nue ae built ln oo full tneulated aon 3 
30 dota nodern [ry N.| 8 : Lake be bedroo e Exct RADE -aia3, SRAN ees cos PLUS RD Re Phot elecra lay US EST pes oe oeestne! Sore Proi by Dneae ment pe 3 
7 acres oened house, 500. scteena ethan yours m | ange : ie = | ith AND N eh Clo $1.83 Ts TO MO o-ope re FE pa Rd Realtor | lus 1 acre room ork rompt ent— . Ga 
with with ulated. or heat eges. free | | cell lake > NEW = se 5s F ar RTGA rativ 3-T103 oO tor 5900 tility Thi s, full see it pos stores jee. 
. 2 ff got land 2 86.500. Ju oor ba Btor: Build- coms KINC __ ble ent be privil AWW! shop to 2d a GE | NEW . ‘Real. or PE pen NE with room a 4 roo! toda sessio eerete: 
barns, . ‘Sora sone #1 st rig! th Pull and psa ‘ns + SIZ cn eeey eses . Kena eta) cer nools PRICE HOME Estat 5-129 oo, ¢ rAR DR keoemdaen Seen hom Ot Le a. Bette 
2 pty varne. Tile ‘ie. 8 month, "Pon Py ht f Fully lag make most 4 > k many h ay neon ee an rage tous aaacn ghur . Poca Tam e Exc 2 owe TT RYAG ice aihad A taw : 
= . : ae — Phone ee coal io. | large Allnroo this convenie ave nears ef ust as Fi ex- bite ae ee 3 larg ches @ ment fs and cE. PRI hange 2 aed 2 b N PLA for : a Driv 
tino, as hoe a heer aanite ces Wise eel pe | Be ter en Home is Leenks ices fleet Beas uring slenuve? gon pak cabinet Boul Tigre e.becrms _Tormeriy. Man Ee. UVILEGES bases seit batons INS. $ B ve 
u : L bi ho 1450 eau 
08, brick hae per st Siucure pic is MONTE over tstand- | nara pee Ape Ae the| Sr aah, paige Lgl | oMandon. Roe =) teers late ona ave me w eee poat 
H oan hom: VW’ now. an! u full ne Pla. 3 bed aseepienail sauippeal ss s 2b hot 8 will oil x10 u Que s, | lon EM Mel PASI OG ACRE and d nt, € tth 1 room brick 
b A. t “ a sem edr um rivi heat tilit: en arge | EM }- lock, fle ES rai. arag pow s, 3 Colo 
FRI gerace HITE. | 4h ys are quueell os sea feed all’ Cen. ercumuree ent esta hose rivileges. Naan Mocs sink ae aCe Priced upamess rep eters 
RI | iid La nt Atta alls Count. - Murr ab and home Dri toda See an No m, fo & ——— lake car room iced tr m. F room bath a: 
FRITCH REAL TO! BROS $450 oda tes sitnee lot. meee oe nee, ® Ue cusues zearege Ho this u rman reed | 0 } $2200 privs ArARE a all o tras—es ireplac pipers plus . 
6 $ 50 OA Eves "a RS we ar bow yY Thi apfidl Wats aa ia 1 82.000 d a ord) out Di pusus! Lake’ D down iced hieken ¢ one ton cure * ate sun- 
poom DO CR OA 08-2814 ar OR : riley N M 5 ‘Sex TKIN ins-Pi car oft 0 AC mS do’ s read: urn Dixie H hom O ie : aL $87 coop erra ck c. a ye 
ved 2 bed: b WN 8-2814 Fs ‘til ® 3-1298 ated and loves ‘oom, ceptios aL ontiag | 4 ering ACRE wn! ne 3 bi eft wy t e WwW LARK 00. with 1 ce— x uarage rapes” 3: 
ae) ‘street “ 5 AM =~ 8 floo ae bach 2 oe | livt hom nally AKE heareoa q KS 7 rd it oskc to nae Ww , oN n RK ORE ith a baat rms. - + 
land. - ere I und a r fu ar 1 mM: Into | ng © e ple 2 room roo “ . 8 reet ato nde ater- fod 1362 REE lous wate reen 
pre oj nd. Chose bungalow on in, 4 MILY HOME to 5 with sluminstin aeeteecl| place sete tie 2 bed. | | ee soe - aU ee bn mere a = Caw bedroom ae es a seh er softener, ne. 
heat re 5b Loca ~ e id w 1 vat round 1 On ba ot me, rv r h ch h st h 64 4 = ped re 
i Steed of of ated y E priv in ater oi} & TEA y $ Ful ata + ul y loc ane ‘an - 5 7: sy 3 eat 60 iow on or en E le by ec. ace 
beget toe od at — — ing roo! mesons r=} omall” larg heal SUB aiding.» are’ iot Round Lal FORA, Tegel re: biaose, 6 aA to. Pit <7 ick. ° ears. _Houre electric ae Pui hae) wenings Rustic appoint- 
DOW $8250. ith} Sess a ae ee sd} er ecavae ly iis) 1 ne HAND’ te Sot See cent € See id ei ecimet - In _ Ce 
N basom kite < ome. ed str ached and smadst AN Bh . d deep ep ee nt. Ba NDYM! 180 dow ee t and Pon. | ray blah ats ne oxime Waler = uty 
Kb: sofa be tae oes ee ea) tie ae Oe a aie, fie | cei ee) MW e.g erin tas Se See tectiet b at Lome 
t only La ne | il Ld preter chen e | .| On = $1800 er rep! 2 P : | aur nelud or Lak ake | home TE mbiac m 
Loce a . nly r wie Purnase: se 2 t 1 An, U PR ry ace P > . ae anc ing nthl er | 4 Te Poss. of ca Hes 
LEY, B po Sir 4, S i ade Pres lenascapes tereens forease ving | fouse — RIVILEOES pleasant Realtor, R O ROJFET contract, ne noun carted 94500. meas cra ieactansd west of 
: mmees500 T Ra ROKER More is LAKE cbse: dose: REAT a "jt" Only _ uoeated ta | pleas owe Ie € Lakes Ne Talegr zone S- : HIN | other « eee UNION 4300 Terms. ake | road, 2 lake # ctacre 
2 bedroom, S DOWN «1181 & mslsting” of cu PRIVILEG wh, terrace Tins 5% v md on larae Fen nea cane ‘ nips ut - an a G Nor charges and | a Tine’ - rh ly! Ultchen ae é 
reese [ ern t ca re Es ed ith ed 0. | vi ach 7m iS oll M ny E Lb ‘ | ne 0 sion $07 ress and roo ath 
a ae rane 4 rome Cl rpete men | out wa daitweee $6500 and wr opent ils La ULT: e 8 ve 4 2 © eds sehy 2b 5 payandiee ™m 2 
<a bat and a ‘bh ™m ath. m, dt th ob Ns 1 b mm Ey ea rtlal rge IPL ervi ning MO ME S ac 80 { edd ri Dow porch r vette, la 
ea hom ent . $u 2 bed livin, ome ter ath w oak ase m mod with d | rage bas E LISTI ce s RTG ——s y BAR reens me f 1 ‘oom h a | ed do ‘oom bath: ree 
at Muay roorser| Abe urege. 3b aed edrooms, Pecan | och Realer hee floors th ats with SK oo Beauts- NO ———— AGE cos 199 na Dix RTR | bal Ce pe finishing in House bedrooms ‘a Spa srs) 
| Fro mor tited.| Hees 2 ir fut sehen mod: Srenguest peor ae theouai bath your CLUD ‘so. Sat SERV TS jee TAM | ice $1600 lot pape baci au ement and ba te f 
; Satie ewe ma and sonabi ah oa Picts , das w ols ai and utiful d Kas ah-| Nouns tert ED ly i 1cB : ONL nt . es) NEW 100° eb aeheé garg = 8 2 
Lot e ly enty © doubts ith mail wut lice Hitt ila bea en been : 3 8B Y | alk Mt r HO : x 120° | eas paragern 
Sar pe Many. = 20 500! | ease NS Ape Grey, clean pore fer vate Si edroo ing Di A_ 8-12 Lal ES wo} = onably pr m. 2 
4 B cre = ber- Dorothy no Will $i ree WHITE , e, als seen ie pelt ate 4 ae ‘rome : Beaten Wie Are iE m Home | Dos fe Desenee : el hee ae ioe +| bedrooms : | ; abelian ents hak feel 
: ED th mes ¥ aunt for | ee eeaine yy weiheniee Seceteecin © as DELS “very Auto room nN ie) | ee ee ae aiactie | Cs shown 
aise aimed ogee * |s100 w Ny. Snyder Sree ren | rae Sirgen esi | Tami vtoom ly jonas) _ er LS SEI ce where matic Heat : oe ne & glassed! ter sground sian ve Tile te a e caw tayren Tripp 
Bool 4 m a eb nm @ ed ( es x’ G Oo 1 va aa : ! : w -tn : | 4 und et wetom, Ly] 
ment, round floor rics Ap pon sot ALTOR av ender | | ane rast at am piasecan | ote, the aici at A “nervice. pom ot Approx ; ' Is. ready lots in @xce rch. neat . Mactan oft tage ut mei | 163 ce stteen| Realtor 
_ Jots, | }4e02 wi 1CK F i ; ol nt pe and arace | . bar r. gi nion | Onn ly and ouses ee ugh of y¥ ‘ $80 ¢ 8 oO go store ‘condi- T posse: 0.500: itv r | sy E 
a CLOS Ld 3 Ww iame ar = i 2-44 BRIDC Ld saeco Seteens $150 mo er be Lake to t ecations pena T, Inc Per AJ | Ie at set epace | TRON TW ssion i Tera | 40006 
er TO FIS elses on hee 1 iter ot ie] ting, be iereah | Sitar eae od ludes » eee oe eg cena | 
ro cle “R 22, BuTL. 900 ae urna ome [opt erms | ay utll a ae you j and and r req mus’ six x : n ( I dia Good ms dow | 
shuts mo. vou ee Lian n teeta eat te one ine wt of room’ apt 0 vc) ee pictures cia Insurance osalilitics teome \" eee 7 et, 
96950. e2 tional oo ; ebell LoT move foal ater base men i for atone oa seen Pulionce: | SINESS this Dp ’ well must | oO hall _ Im 2 . 
“R $1190 B intorms model. Pe hows, | | ° you ia ater and | Doraeaecin rat Pull price 1s Goo st 8 v pple guee th IPEN mice gorse. | 
FV mation el wn, “dw. in Only oa | (O8 ancies Locat nd) meth DA | -s reciat pa ils ex 3 VN D 150 | 
peers tt ITN, Vo Wile BS i oe cee 4) ACE wT Or TLA ne | me ¢ rn ar emcees hs UU ALIEN | 
~~ mee AY ed une Bea: tor Bedroom tn ean We 7 AD -OUe: 2 eat" ope ole Dacuae Tal ay | . RPA | ESTA: 
cp palit TPE O oe Realtor | Scene hing, LADD'S contin Earaaras Tad | Tes 1250 DOWN least ae eee 
e Listin: oan : 801 C vee T! FI yr $2500 nA pleasa Mode new 2 ** N \ ADV en Ar K by ap Full b dow 2 socne UL ns WN S cated DE 1s1e 
pl rooms VACA a Servi —_"E esiyne ~ na esos ! Pras tensa! ne ern. en oe Dine . SUNDAY AS ENTURE Gl Alvan Tat euteea bee entrance model hom N bole 2 t LINCOME : 
and | NT ce —- in of i 10 unt _ 4256 N © 8 b LIV IN ttr lake nilenis j at e M room « me yw — We 
bath ] or ie Legh ar notte po 500 Site N. OL y ment Poe a M ¥ activ ¢ ly cu Moder aster with 4 Jar n at Oa ‘ith ell 
ke ee z : ; | : . 6 Tim Orme 
ar as Fr of Keego Located wea -Y rhe Tam — Seat “ Secor Ras or aheie} peter with a with “toed” story } ise eit Pets sec trees. eee fun and 
: ed = i a en | o r in. is Pp L \ arbet! condi ous ee f iu custo i nm ju * ar se- 
se gett) sae ee sare onn) ‘7 mr Manned 2a Te es) FE i weet sian i ast 4 cgemian «Compt fur are eee ea | esos iis paved — 
id e, rm nm a ” oom | h si te jul o us n ro ‘ b e © rt a 
io Sac ae resaren | son ee | Tan arece! ree ni Doe John K al ay beta eae impale 
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a om FR ANK oe  atinched FOR B Peles =neian ib EW 7 B STING BER —_ areca ae fir Sih out: . Irw ; res aes to a I plumb- full Oak Ane aoe 
- rles ‘25 | cna ae Eonen fei meat Bw pe ane Bes it sii Ea ae 
LVA * ho Ook “ONFINIERED -G D ; 0 recm eetoe Fa a aa pet R : Mancern window. Pislealihds E ie BS 1925 Wei I Ni a only $1.95 Clase’ Wehen, 
adore! LA res oi 
ee FIN ROCH! | oors nearit MR . 4 re a * or giv incine Oa. r-to-e A rve OF ong Sagica ton R NOR $7,850 se ‘ato h 
firepise EE brit S00 340 th 8 HED ESTE ; cer an plantered eo ANCH _ FE 41944 Not Nas At sel you rator » heat rely E 2.1804 FE 5 w Stre - FFE 6 "On Yealto Jus su - terms nas Naa 
4, lot ff ick ran acres COUNT rR nt atl lot ed see alue Y ch prote 1 bus, subu Lorr nd epi et rey ee E r arpete: BURB ow 
Fok” room ch Rom TRY | be an 60a1 ls. o mon { ou C vureh: ctlo Joc rban aine | : ives oak dor AN 
priv: 27 x 8, be: with $600 ic © auty area 20. Lo i) fur ak Bhow pl; : from es & in, ba al fi livin FF tu flrs ms — 
abbas be Ty eds bed own— Pla now W eco meee) | doe me an Se $15 ac meine sian ee 5-4n48 = ro ee ictea 5 ie 
r ach. wo 1 | roum room By fa) 2 y¥ With w ck AKeld West: a anf w a e | i 050 hools. shor po- _— kiteben indow stered tile ree 
Aa MA must se hacesed | paym: kitehe home wn ®nu BEDR onderfu is hee ! h om on ish fore other : | A S800 Base pping. M =| Mi firmed all Fa walls, bath, 
EDAY Un imme: Salt EY este een Won alae M BU J terms nome built eiiantect who FHA § bo ene {ULTIP storms. 3 A eee linac pie- 
ii but ment, GARDE a 7: 35322 Fig Bat | Gara Side agen NGALO! | reo als _ ce pitas Mode $2 NN Nl Bile LE LIST HOOT aut 2ca tum deco: sized 
= E Lo Ds, aC . sT w qui r se rat 
b alll live Needs m ARS iTA eee tee | stoves i On quiet on oN INC HAVE ; oe AY 951 “es = ott Open 500. 1 is tly I 4 RONRI INO 8 ith aa raarate ba aa 
wiring. = count fia! ant O KE th Li), | ginese cetioierd cadena 4u COME. AVE Dbascmen ata t . ine Ra. papas Daily 1 to AN Near O auG on Relea ae ERVICE 1 DAY Poss pena bas at 
B. D. i ge OPE Ps en | see Edin ("pert mo Il. PROPER ecient Soa Sith ~ ae eno ie ae ene [Rede homer a 
| : +] ony n Ww y ah ull E t rm m & ak e ate s pr and e pe | ho: — 
; HA dow: and R P AY RD. Deport 1704 Acre) es in- | ping ce th ad The aT. rox: 4th ce nice eat. A Apes Base and Bate Ay fire Srmiiy etent scape ituat co en itvin me. Nor 
: R : } 4 BE ; mp GS own, nter. Hy Income of 8 sonimately ment drive, n > 00. celica cs wilreeti hor e } saeco a du nts 5 d rusted tered ye Feet nia 
FE 4 me cS R 5 RO NEW ROLL! 7 boom -DROO rane 23 000 nosed fello apace f 1200 rive & as gas csctlse me ae path HL hea hems “< er | as reuessee with te tie 
rr 1 4 i eal : ON ear 5 in al M FA init @ with cee: hal scoot. $11,980 ine : ‘ age paved Secon ge pune mo bedr Basen vi heat, Full kitch Ainine 
9-821 TT tor, I M | 1 sara Fe ST er pt b $8,000 S 1,980. of Low re Beate nem nie Sern te, with Als oe wat ba en, ng 
i 8. Te or I IOME lots ge b ull b SIDE ma ulldt ilv area. Lon I plas ent asph eo eniee auaicean lo 2 wilceoete fem et plas. 
meerash - 7 _ess Tha MES ida alpha asement 1 pt nth eee, er 1 | meolr mA Ape a menus A eed temmilaed bar iceere ofte nt, auto 
: a 4 m pe ent t w ea neo a i y S pay ° jo ay tile pa ox linet $150: cen $1 ner — uto 
es FE 2-7 THAT'S ers Rent Noe aeons “ brent ters 8 apte—3 Se AF Dravton «on! r,s, E ront « bear. is ment. ees oe aoe ee Umorgage. ie 
420 P a c =f lent inet -Fas ‘ Der ca own ain | b 7 am | @ nl om ' Pil te: ar fA o b nd Ci —wN 
; GHT i rT dn, A all bin 8 edroo ith ily i) nm fi er L trad fre Con ra re rm nd ea 
i eae Bet | ielee, io near SUBURBAN $27.30" "with Near Income Among: ita lakehne he be R | ee oe Ale hulle B come ans ay ae rome Aid Lived 
- | 5 ents olka, for 1205338, “Seat Vearace 10) auntt ‘a 4 pMaceday Late: | wo mec f hed ed Open 3 Ever’ estrone ase ital ee iv 2 pedrme as : a eal oro nicely rs ° irate 
: ae ieilvtee os. | ee ake pau net ane eatures, ; sul R > om ontiae ay EX ND BYL men gra cape tees 1 
SEI 36. OFFIC) price’ elles ein oe apt b Petiene oot ae of sandy 3 o mart ereccuce with; & Eaileauioce VAN ine cA recnjona ‘) 
SE CE of ee $25 oe pe w altdin ae Insid eauti k. ou nay bedr ae Gor _ Bun | W ater neral | Ce h t loca 4 BED VILL 8 AC ing A- ads el @ all 
? Bib OR a : 2 COUPLE “00 dow Fwatertord. only ea ditiee ful Tatas Peete pe OwN nh 1 to Mev! j& bus. real Nice! oe Form AGE one ue ra etme Teund 
lows fall TR Pl ane I mae aun gab.oeo : pace ieviag. rece scp FE 44 Ea Lt 8 Ik fleges wit wee me M HOME iorce tal) frutt 
add hie wr ADE in ta = YWAINS 8 income | aticin tieul Rabies $4883 pay te 510 R vu arm ith usien? 1 pla can weren oom : 
: ee . tcl tad iG SSS kaa | oun Me eenceen a aoe Port EAL DS pen tieek e ed bas ce en bese reid Ade 
the 1's borage bun, Matic h SEF and mm AHS YN AN fi y $18 levis roo fire- 35 Do Late | awe TO EN pacio Y spell Lak chil- m met) m ral 
- \ : i + | 050, fon m SA over | Bta OR tn ust ou ent b e bla Hes it. od fa 
= - on garese. rats oan kichent FEATURES [el Re HIME We y Pri and ALE Ra. a, : ieatle sos cache bus Soe north ete ern kite: 
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metre fo bo 7 ese et water, vou MP AOE vie nha ees Hal Resale a peced at | ie BY BUILD i“ atkin came s | ES the room “Were a cation 
ft info OuKet porte ool bine G ounE: . ohh ven ne O 5. sale Bit coe Fc s a) n te gar eat. ,inelud stand om yet is ee c on 
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ABET on. pping aninaoms Me DRO ; “4 ve “i only oh bedew ee saben 90x! evatart Kew A droom ront | : . might pmo, screened spreg | a Tt ace Ince 
DE Hod OxUY cy ake POOINES : cel ey oe fw | gas he years om b oee pucban 25 .. th er oh Dath mode ri 1g at We _ DANDY trade io 6 $200 $9. Ta yo id be awa 
Thi SECT LAKE ~ Tocated , «| Com pick Mi nes ramte at. sre ela ee aie: of ‘ak SER ER ome |” borche dlas ge geal klk he This pe hla py ek with, Head A 
Ay oA ION 2 0 arteries in ‘on CTLY an Whitiemar and b feat: basem tomatl te terior the at privi Exce uiet kand Wee fron itchen mel! sree home te plains | rm NTHLY $2,500 d thi 
tho bed eubur' “ clud ge ins ne of treme ner NW con ath. rea | ent 8 rior 1 com tract Jege lent | ter be t gar toa an st {sts ha LYN Ww tur apt — do 8 
roo! ‘ban b ies de the Fe Near P veni Loc n k Ce- chim neiud plete ive s oa ms, each rage nd or id airw of fo se N e ft for tne: wn. 
Iitche Goasarens la home O ai } bec ios ma! PR 4 Bt rice ent ated itch th ney es ly ff feat re |} f h. #F Ex ear ern ay to ur ve-a ew in re ow: ome, . 
a eos rr b hee droe city () BAT ant fd to In en e hi A rou inish ure I ric celle ° stre: ex aree prea 1 ka nta ner pl 
auto. « ure window. Dring loos iee! wn arene mens eons aun aeeretnine meetiel: zeaeeet, Sines ‘fe orse Fs e $14.00. eens dale On 108 zoned ee Arete 
: fda hee framers poet! eee Fron te aes iden | Cer weece ee Te six o'clock Call “aver ond jp eely Aone : {seed Bees a kitehen an anh ee | commercial Included. 
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aving - ae -€a and ween ast } rut DR& 8 uit pr on « O) * Ie ome of room STEN co chrte dairy e ba ome 6 T own ea As lin BU e. fr 
town. erma. apn be Oak! bloc Oakia an ice 812 na ied ee cacti ne $5 shade home = bi ms, Bl room G $9750 wo F : utiful me stat RBAN ont- 
S INVE: Owne | ‘Ol L ea to nd 2 600 SIA R S bed a kh im and OO dow Fence Part b . fo pep ieee n with th @ b id a nod e@ WITH AMITIL i ee e. Mod — Oo 
- NVEST r stel] Mont 2s es els w . ; room ne in rou ll . wn B 1 tear ath / 1 19 & 1 328 On von ast aid ae 1 fl be itches os cane 
Two STORS om 9 LR calm oO) une ne custo this ne feel c S950 etter yard Tote y “miles out tan- rath Reais loca pow insulat th, lene nl rm leay. 
eae i = y € : < ee ower : eth , n aste he bd 
| al fam!t LO ek land: ealt ; am Own Watking aus ca rong ta DOV al ae ortly’ Gut 45.000 Beatinsiesis ocetion. b noon Fa ee bas rediwee 
¢ boa coe brick OOK! RF nt “e mod 1 | oR ATS Tne a brick ino! 2 bed VN = ones 2 Bae » 000 ment e $78 apart oun fee co oad lanases emen walls. 
. em e 4 eet = 100 AT AG ane sHenesea ity ov cel ti aractias AN 2 stor Na wat anes a men ear dati Nib $9.98 ndacacede , 
» o yery ents. Roses ee __¥F mts oe on -- r Wee nd bus Clone hams ee Spake 120 rr the omy CUCK tragnee Ae © f lent ors (rar rw aes ineat pe 1 turniched | tonianes yee eae age, wy 
tot or a hea ! Ea rains ao! ee Dae aut eran any ee bie tn 5 Ste oa etek ct 
4 ntme 4.500 awa reat | , TANCE: “1d ¢ is Ire son reat a fu naw i bal 1 hea hy me tn vy at d-in atl ce. | OTA ric own. 
awa ent fe ana all S FF «6. mae 1 plac furn jon wil ies ee i Fa ee HOM the Bach hot NV ‘ash, or 
y. to « ‘all fo all MEA Free 428 Nder Seciee ae Plt ace room - arpet a arnt ha re tren abo ch | bath ILL Ca 
TRY ee thi F ap: d roe i is ee bed néar home ‘ = Call and Taced and two (ae Bi @ né tach LO ement Ident FON] ND W ve ter ex | fa fir AGE HW 
Us 5 snake Is T qe Mec} nm mod: rO ire nest, Webat allo Fabtbagiy al! a rcealatigit e 400 2 ine ee conne ay =D Nees me Ao Us eilace eieat 
RESU INDI TO ® pa ihe up Pom x wae Leon wa 4 “kitchen an Ens Jravt tment _ 3 ant at Shedtnnn he on inom se 000 n richer and break: 
PSULTE. A XN vi rr Ge ee $8 950 etnnee cer ard and hook "Bavement 2 bed ye on GAS I] iN ¢ cond de’ a gon cma ry pxiichen oe 
r T (om Bil ingens ° al ee 
ltrective TA ara ae a feo mabe Parke oe iets farts peeeks | Sinekate wunee! TT MEA? es oh a Hel ise 0) = Aes Pe ( WD $00 jan 
1 it _M Sriofe eae ree te ga ated ® a to d nga IIS. de fi ark Ww | ith 
hedronm ° : At ESTA “ ¢ Copel] va rage $10 ‘4 ot It's heat owntown D fust 3 1. BE. / BA Nd RY . * ae a ~ a : / 
Namean bats Ne ales 500 $l, Arey is on pucar Ao ry I AN DSC Al iE ie —_M ie) a EAL 2 oenis ‘ penuh _ Next to ane : . Realtn 
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me Senne ed b a ues 4 wou YR ING » HAS -ESTIN N Sts Se Sal : 
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pith spre ne one athe, 78” CAN _ HE : N heen walls on eet aa seh adaiihY 
ont ving ximatel year ae ross NO; ON ceri ; : Large atl | BEAU foemetlnens ont Al 
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. ee NKS, AND FIELDS IN- = For Sale Farms 48 48 Bi | (@tate wy ts t Lenders) . 
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| gee us for quaatity price SINK, FROM $5.96. 53 GALLON ub. Owner. Ml 6-0084. stanchions with drinking cups. hours a rity fivery. $20,000 on payments te your Budget Z 
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a ALL, GUARANTEED : fee stand faucets $1885 SUNBEAM COAL. LORNA CE. rei H 1 E. H. E. W VEAVER; Broker burg. 43 mile frontage on 2 maiy/ per month. Calibre. Box 37 | ‘Loan ompany 
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= = Generator, M. Tube, tester. ~~ | 2 large barns, one with elec se YOUR BUSINESS ond — 0 to i] : 
Wownstans EXTRA—EPECTA L Cost $00 Beil tot $200 2 LOTS. NEAR | PRESCOTT, MI MICH-| and running rater. nature uae pe Rea Nourse. mae Saturday @ ¢ 
7 a “XTRA—‘ Ce an. FE 2oea. | ard chicken mer ceme Block | Drayton Plains, busy pitersecton. | 
a See = oU Excellent | 2 sed baits ap if oy | Talbot Lumber -s HURRY HORR E. ! sinine eppror imate ete farm | CS en eines higek Duatuess | 
WALTON TN | ft We will rip toy ect we | For wet basement, use Thoroseal, CHEROKE] HIL LS | cat of which is ‘est fgr subdi- | building built in 1950 With 3'2 
at 5 aint FE 32257 «ments. “PRICED ED WITH THis jo’ paint, we have BPS. Gol You'll like the advantages this. vitaioe es With hal rooms and bath up, also fur- | 
Walton. Cor Jos! ARE O Eitnems rake ie “ers daimniceane Par ts, thier informa: nished small home on rear tenta | 
NG KOO! C d. Spred Satin Plaster Tone, 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SULTE, modu WHITE PINE. Qur| Band. Spre raph x 19 Pontiac Press | for 12 week Plenty room for ee fos Eee ae fa aches “EAN CAPAC 80, expansion. Fine location for any 
    
  
    
       
    
  
  
      
    
    
  
    
          
    
    
    
  
      
      
         
     
  
          
  
    
  
          
           
    
           
  
  
  
       
      
      
          
        
      
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INT IRONER - 4883) SURPLUS LUMBER & | chara late Aves eae erent Full bath Large moeers fer any worthwalle “purpose, e rl ; 
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| Used Washer nus 3s MAT Rete ea Ae 2| Windows — double bung, vents. Qrion. A real buy. Phone FE Darn. Good fences. $15,000. Terms. (REALTORS i 
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‘Appliance BURNACE: | FHA 36 months to per. é field Twp Spa- | Co-0; ative) Reet Exchange | 
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: Gas ange - $34 50 FIRESTONE GUARANTEED POW- 90.000 GRAINS, DOW-X, = Just $25 will reserye your | oR FARMS AND acaE qd | — ee —— fPlecirie range oe rie be o40) ER MOWERS ALL BIZES |. Voi0e tor sie Pie ree. Re homesite PAU 9 for rrire ice Rutledge OR ae WORTHW ES | | d nn er es — ee cha He 80! TYPES AND PR nices. ant | factory direct and save! MI oe ; 2 
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#09 ‘GOOD USED CE-) Heyiuus sors OAKWOOD MANOR SUBDIVISION. Pootiac Ready, for subdividing. TODAY'S SPECIALS ' CABINET sink, $35.| ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES, THOMAS. ECONOMY - | FOR BALE: ks, size 10-20 bid || ellen Sooted ead Ba Peige corner! et. 311) ft: Fon DINNAN 4.2571 UCKYT 1 ADIN, baa N | Sock weqwurall cclectise cf send FURNITURE CO. Sutton: MY 3-6432 _Do It Yourself 61 oy) i “ 
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but a lot $20.64 or payments of $7.46 for | se : SAVE s-2100| : % to 6 coe, Rds poses tieekes ena decormenean Be Geraloped a Twp “Corner esate te ul | cost OF RORROWiNG a a = specs Tonle ‘t they _4amos’ Dealer, Phone FE 6-1564 —_— 95 oreo 2-oeven gas $190.95 a me TANG aND asi hole rv) Me gg every Brewster ave ‘| plenty o Lott street pate pectners LESS owers, $2.00 and up iy to. washer $188.00 CTOR AN! z ae FR. ANK" SHEPARD | __ jmtoa ist 435 00 Contact price” $3,500 plus tack off about YOU THINK. oa Sad cece refrigerators. R | ise 88 Nore _iinen auto. elec.| vator in good cond OR ‘tts aan : > 1A ‘farm. Price $ , enient lease. 
Bath- $ $170 96 Behwinn gifs bike, $15 Cameras. Equipment 6 Rochester OL 1-751 JA Taylor, Realtor, FE $12,000 Cony 
Fanges jand igh owt poate dress- Any Ri CHOOSE after 6 p.m 6126 Northrup, Wa- . 1-0” Fr. yale) prea Ea | MOVIE THEATER equipped with Get needed casn quickly cratilveniiian tana lepcine 7] ced 1986 11 Cu. Ft. Chest MANY 6 HERS “| _tertord, block to Murphy Park. Large Ss fl B iness Property “49 CinemaScope and RCA : wows from  Bueknex's friendly maltresses. tive Toom suites, Carrs at ry preace oro Pay” GARDEN TRACTOR. Pi PLOW, WAR: e1 336. aye NU bel intse. Sale = in booming Ostland Co, commu: | 18d company occasional chairs. a dming room| THE L, a WaoWER CO. | st W edge’ FE 6.4100 | Nowa, and show shovel PEPPERT's Ca SHOP. Mu in) Booming = i ‘l= TV sets, radios, rugs, z= an es 
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=| _Ward Rd. FED $6006. | 180 ft frontage on US. 10 330 ft ormee including real estate | é oer Me trade-in dept. for real RANGE & ADMIRAL 17° TV. Netle set $25 cote & chair $75. | ec { etill camera> Ey) i terms. CHEROKEE HILLS | Yas Gorsfe Suter uace ma | term i u bargains, ong TOVE 42, REFRIGERATOR | OR Dt TT "SNE MOE Merry steel overhead factory sec. | sil pe : 
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and business Pontiac 3nd Floor Natio & “Ns Lepaees ‘OE FREEZER. Ae zt. Tike NEw. Fluorescent 393° Orchard Lake la eee: ERS VARIETY BALDWIN ORGAN. NO. 6. PER- : a WARD FE. PARTRIDGE, . Drayton Plains 4512 Dixie ney. A onc = Pecting’ oe. mile, Regular $300 ‘a i a “Hu VA y | Se nai ‘ | ‘ | . 5 é 4358] | Walled Lake, 230 Barnston E, of Auburn Meights on Auburn MICU REFRIO 11 Basel For ‘Sale “Miscel neous re ee Geek carecare: a ms | | REALTOR PE | (next to bank) ee bat pany ft, Excellent condition On super Kem-Tone, Denleys Paints . ° Lee torr . W. HURON . TG | $100 05. MI 61300" 2 WHEEL TRAILER, 048. 69 Mud) {3}0 TE g! ry Phone OR 3-105 | 1050 Uties 45462 Van Dyke AMERICAN | ORIENTAL 8 | dorPoine SETERTE "HEATERS cy RNACK Witt REAT| orH"9. yp ae | | REALTORS Open Eves ti] @ — Sun 1 to 3) pear esTaTE & BUSINESSES One vlock North across from bank | “2,18 Good . Reasonadie, zal tpstatied #120 68 80 gal — s7ORM WINDOWS AND HOLLAND FUR am see furnace before hers 18 ge . PE fi a oven nr oR >the yp Ce AES eaee : |_ Call ‘at as ——————,.| eiea"tiee ‘B. Manto Dec. | io sto excelent condition, FE Te Gur tn oll standing. PE S811". | Sot ow- FONE i a : = to exclu ‘ASPHALT TILE 3¢ |) “trie! (Co “foe0 we turn. | | ows ey 120 “LAKE OAKL AND MER RIE HOME) — Celsrieg showing } STALL SUPER SERVICE 8Ta- | —— L 34 Linoleum Floor Tile ...... ae HOOVERS IN GOOD CONDrTIon | 2% _ TENT Cla os | Ou LIN os aE AD. VARIETY aimee ase yeet’. n cn ain etd wi beam 148 : a wonderful Geariita (auiet | vagy cau ek sna Mortgage ea -_ cieae Puen Shas $10 and up ae guaran. | iemairiera Charcoal “stove. studio ora floor cover and Mac-0- | —— 3 =" ic. For Walton Sub. "9s x 14 20 miles of city in quiet ventory. Call 1 FE 2-9173. 500 | rs | Surplus Faint $198 | teed or money hone La _eouch PE: 3-7206 Lac paints Phone Pe 1805. eee ien ate aerers) icholce ley Ccuni try isa Ca) One RESTAURANT DOING GOO -LOANS $600 TO $1,500 | White OLDS PAINT & LIWOLEUM aMe3z signed seat : CEMENT BLOCKS. AL8O @2|—— ~~~ 4x sroce 4 building sites, $1275 te siv00 hg ed rings cueresie’ ma tiriene villares | “1 For any purpose oa RA® 140 8 Sacine __ | KENMORE te WING, Met. | pe of 3° Galvanized pipe, and) 4. gs gy g” ey 100 living quarte i wdern er not in — ' chine, Desk mode eu = 4-0.964 wer Pipe — im Mr aces. 6 acres blgh land | VIN Ls Teal | near Lincoln Plant rene Gabland "ooenty AT AU C TIO a point refrig Size 6 woman's | Pump i GUTTER WAR. a lete stock of fittings 20 acres muck. between Orion RAY O'NEILL, Rea ee reat Carl A. Algrim | 2. For home additions or Bat May ith-et LE ain Chicago One eee mires: 8e78 ge Orehard Mieke Rd. Bump rock, , Grease traps, fue & Clarkston. $6500, $2690 duwn 242 8 Telegraph Rd opens . = - improvements ale Farm, 330 W. Tienken Rd W EIiq Rd, vist : —— tL ining & sore "CL? ceratiel We aliwatgte eee pate ah newicor ee enceoe Rousse Cais bentiscrcae’) | Rockecire paurs fussikeaes of | LounoE cua, SRS A ase seer $00 Gal. 7 on ti Orchard Lake. rote PPLY, co. ce ralive a 5! € 1G 
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j Roy Annett Inc. oar XCEt! ENT BUSINESS fond Ford Coupler ‘ood. opportu e gartce bomen | “HENRY HARNACK | rum yacction: sles "Cun) ali Se LISTE “AUTOMATIC. BLGOR | 200 ae tl FE : oe aoe ‘zgabeth Lk |. nity for right person. Write Pon- 6 second mortgages residentce 3 bdrm suites. Selec-| oahee” pies “yursera tio" double unary sort ez : 21. $24.95 | RECONDITION REALTOR 8- 4 ft loty @ Well| tise Press Box 73 Apply 200 National Bullding [ Wtscnret uality upholstered chairs, | © ALE Both very good. i KITCHEN SINKS 32 x i piano. g £. 2 Fr. aoe Pe are noise Rd eee . pmetrave Water-| COMPLETE SET OF HARVARD ontiae, or phone FE 44730 | tion of quality furniture, 2 china | [Our & PATE | ae vile pocel wery val alue, $6.95. Thee are. 7 omy — ' | Open Evenings and Sunday | traveled road, he — ANING & LAUNDRY | — ae | "marble top tables and % (price at Jac : 
Totlets “s - Priced for quick, sal sale at $1,106 | "weswnecs nasal tor Ae paged re _ Swaps es stands. rug, eon Pa see LORD'S SPECI ALS | ANCHOR FENCES _ wa) oe ni ot epee soe Paentean at buy “All. money : : sw FE ° = | Js, China ailve siass- — FHA on rov x : i i |_each Owner MI 6: san| fue OOM BUNGALOW Liv.| Srseele | Site fee foe 16 pe. dinete act... . 98 | No mone ce FE S141 | Fluorescent, 393 Orchard Late| pig 'tn enetted te Test % ACRE NEW MODERN ‘BUILDING ae ICE 2 REDROO eee Beitlegce to | taue value including Meissen and |$ Pe, dinete, ae a FACTORY account. . 8 BS 7a ACKE mente Wma oer east eee CU NOCO : SE RVICE - | Lot $0 3142, lake MoO tact? Dresden figures. Btatsums, Jardin: Used TV's from #4 98 ae ee ceecenoere CAWNMOWERG SHARP ENED. Z ane LUDWIT DRUMS, 60D o€ é a sy i | ’ rice a, > =e. tne 
r $ miles west of downtown ides! lent ‘at Terms: Bor 78. ee STAT IC YN Michigan Lasers se equity “for equlty tn \ ne tase poo beddine. he a Ouslaan errs .- ... $20 00 | Lawnmower Sharpening cAWHMOWER GRARPESING ARO AND | cond, $85. MY 3.9504. d 6 5s | a] ton, 
e 1 ~ ~ “ : - ee 1. pe temitre tnd Oren She. deep gt Pe oeeary ror gate Pot,ittte coanunan, Miet wai | adel automobile, vacant. lots or | fhe Merschede tubular chime bait soe otiances /C™ umes laetmaners, 48 a Mp (ee “RUE Sa $850 with easy terms or lease 5000 sq Tar bul butiding. | . agaressive — Pint pecRaat | acreage, oF whe ay eS nee | radio & ieee cone asat eee Furniture and Appliances ANYONE } BUILDING OWN HOME tet Us HELP YOU WITH YOUR ‘run. USED ACCORDION. si. UP - ; | pat Ml near downtown interview Extate, 1362 uro’ “| etd, up : : W Huron 8t. FE 5-508), buying a fur- ns problems. me : 64 x 281 Soar — ce ere cc erie P.O! menieee eenetee lf Mir cre Bre| late - heater rates wen "mir. | MS owhere Wrigiey's Used to. Bet nace Cab Pk easel pier beige re Lap cocoa rae a 800. bhi te, : . Rent L ase Bus. Prop. 4 494, Fyne ss Enings. Ask for TEWILL | fare Cransauaa Reel trper power | MAGIC CHEF Gag RANGE. Rb e eaaon FIXTURES YOUNGS-! fubber base of jell eee pene faxp © BLOND eriner | Vix 5. Close 1p West suburban location en e . & GOLDMINE! 4) CADILLAC. SHARP cue | mower moa lawn broom very- sonable MIT ¢162 town kitchen, furnaces Oil gas dsip paint: bhar Fuel and Pa: pint Euroa ary oes Plenty of room for home an > } VE. & SHIR- Near Mio Completely equipped swap for Ronee en Gi | thing of quality. Bale starts 10 MAYTAG wie SQUARE ALU-' and coal, Hot water snd meee iS rGeckees rd nataks "ite. rs 2 warden. Blacktop road See tt a CORNER AU BU RN a Speen restaurant Gas pump Cabuis etc or cash A am Under cover rein or shine minum tib. FE 2-0054 401 N Pad-| oilers, automatic water heater, 496 Orcha - le ‘St E juipment ¢ 04 tena tents, A120 ether loca: icy Sogn et inemedciltolaun Gbps Gabe ace Ideal 31 EAGLE CUSHMAN. TRADE 2 auctioneers Lunch room & home, min Hardware” electrical, sw rae 56180. ~ | Sal ore eq HEL GI \ tenant Cal Gyeery FE S016 motel sige’ liners forces aact. Sor boat dh trallef eke S680 Toons’ 2 scree perties “pete | iiew's REGINTERED  ancT or | pet pine end {itings Lowe Bros, | LIONEL . & AME RICA AN! | accmay e - COMBINATION CASE : yes 23-6219 | ‘ice : . ~ '| Sraulding irons Kenmore au. IPPLY. 2686 c af lf OV ID KENT, Realtor -°"- 1 one ASE Dee tee Sener ell talacnes OWNER ACE ee Cee | Comet wacker ie anc Fee gion | Paint Bree rect P | PLY ER TRAINS ana! Scales, slicer. walk-tn bos, eoun- Lawren FE 5-6105 x ied 5 years Ideal small home or acrea : ‘ : : + Chrome kitchen se _ f AND Authorizen fac y . . ; Opea Eves Mintinles catle tues con hed coment Portibiming enliie | lacs locate ar Note deren | ime orcs Doon te bed | METAL CABINET “SINK & 2. BEEF. ane oe gate” Wa | A covane! feceery pers: Pree tee! || OC eens, UiPMENT Next toghe Consumers Power Mootealu) suitable! for Used (car ited Owner: WN OUD COR BCE |, (Pity fennee ca meter baa ee o 5 ie ewarh $249.95 now’ = matching cupboards = FE 7.0593 | he a TADKER S “aw W HURON st | StaTiON rete gun. battery s, lot FE 5-862 = = tory $8500 Includes roo 
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: , . Case trac $189 95 METAL WALL CABINET “"¥ CL FAMOUS ENGLISH - > UsED sbatect jack some sma aH . hn Nog (ten Poe eee Tee \ a EEWOOD) bars Bccnluipelurt iarigeul ase) Meas Gacieslere es up aplete. Reg  _wl@ sewing machine’ MI 460 a = Barc cay, eed aes Gn pin ircice| epee ROTARY | Gone’ machine erg geeee POUSTANDYACRTAG HM eee tame er can oe LTOR aise saa cidel rake (Posscace a) Ista nce Geode ere nee akeTAd wainges Gerc eh | 66 “slightly scraiched | Michi | POWER ng MONEE eprareee | got “sell_anv_or mel. i F . a Ko FF f 1 5143 Cass Elizabeth Rd disk and side rake Possession in $100 9§ oh upholstered. Reg | er with pump on ses $1901 rf Fluorescent 303) Orchard | A deport will hold one wane WANTED 4 PT. ¢ GLASS SHOWC. i esse ee "ae wiles ac P pS = ~ ——= FE 81284 or FE 4380400 15 days on this one HURRY | Seaiss acaates i . | Now only $79 98 M Lake Ave 0 aa payments evatisble. We eiement _case, OR 30119 iM S06) | 1a) scres parcels eso 3. OFFICE AND COMMER- _ Sale Land Contracts $2, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor > $4030 sem per cent off OLD-FASHIONED || ORGAN TYEE BILL Davis. dinette men was |! Geasanl eeeacaes seen _ Sale > Sporting Goods 68 68 cue, See Uae teres te aes a “ : 3 D Canine ee e £5 S210 Matty from ns pistiorm rocker, chia s pool ta- | elercut aeecly ot operating ex-| Mile Rd. Birmingham, MI 4-6526. suit.. - awe -graph and Hazel 
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A ' "S > ble and work bench, boy's cordu nees guarantees you pay. a . cormeoana MOTOR. LIB L CRAWFORD | 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT a =) CVAXTON'S roy Jacket Bise 10. Hoover wac- arsise {jes on any of 37 autt NEW SHIP} MEN Toe ; = Custom. made sleeping, page AGENCY RAY OSEIL, Realtor $5,939 soe e ee nee BARGAIN—BARGAIN | F urnituce Appliances wim cleaner with altachments.  ¢/ ody tore ed gir. gravity, wall Beautiful mahogany fee anch wagon 2-613. EY mn Re € 8 1 1 188 Discoun ‘ ee Ns ‘ aha t PE 4 | oor furnaces : * ae . See ony Barony 3. e113 FE) Cisse ne Bere CE 5 30 Pr 5-7292 mores ou. 12. Secured by Owner has reduced price $500 | 3068 Creer anne Ra. | pene oN GAB RANGE, i gas esavgreion jobs. Whethe set € HURCH'S INC. Can aan 3, - } 100 BY 150 ROSELAWN  SUBDI. Croperative Real Estate Exchange jaca crara renrane as : brivileres” $50 down “tor “quick | _F re Core. FE b-8074 Very good cond FE 5-436) | Con wHA A comerecd (107 8 he Cra dl ela Ee Be Burr-Ghell, 375 8. Telegraph. yjion Auburn Hetghts OR 35536 - ties 51 oe ~ eaicuue Le ELECTRIC HOTPOINT ~  @ PIECE SOFA BED SET | Ono eG tee call, OR | ——NEw OALVANIEEO } PIPE 6UNs - pur - ~ TRADE oer INBFEACH Business Oprontinol = Z | 7 | qiM W RIGHT, Realtor | (at eri hew $65 OA 86-2208 | Modern sofn bed, i cn rede 3 2946 for an estimate —— | “in (21) lias £ Maniev we LJ an a 0 OTS eon a SALE. TWINBEA = : > Ore Pealt = tab! matching coffee table 1% tm 62h) : SKATES. BET- or iddle Straits Lake EM 3260 arrention JEWELERS : RAY O ait i Realtor 345 Oakland Ave — worn sith ! Apriiances decorator lamps ro . CASH FOR FURNITURE * SAVE Dictate bore Sap gee precision, te Sew. _— ‘A cellent small’ jewelry busi: 969 g Tetegrap a MILDING -LOTS WORT 
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| n $500" i EAP he i= : {te ae | PACHOUD i re pa earls ee ONE ALVICER REALTOR OR 31235 trade Yor face Goedel par MAY FP plece sectional em. 66PIFCE BEDROOM aK48 ALL. LENGTHS 4 11 Fr ne! acne Hwy, _ FE, $-9108 ; ! MONEY SUAUSEER eT: EEG a Gh CEL ee Odd chtha $25 00 Sl DAR FLOG ear et | PORTABLE UNDERWOOD TYPE--| 2182 8 TELEGRAPH I... H. RROWN, Realtor |... fee rere ca ONS ie? sq NEW aie DE TEC OE Cornetmeupeeart del exoge Brauttur dresser) serge) mirror DOORS wir ano eee Ub eerie a Ee ate aaea \weskderele ce sn ah CS P Hur: mh \ 24810 
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$2 per gallon Rent lawn rollets. BICYCLE, WASHER TV, AL ae HABER OARKAGE DIsPosaL HOUSE 10 WRF rat washed sand gravel & [l. @. R. - Rey NOW © eH OE ET IN Es ae MAU EYos (ceatect (iiquickis ten 1 your oa Aaeiers and: wae: mens cee WASHER. WHITE ae 80 RB Munro Electric Co. TUNTON W RT ( aN cING € ) YSCOTeE Stuart, * on ane FE ase, ° : Dore good Wusiness Pst anes furniture No Oe one an Q = : ml c AHD, 31245 
-| TOP " ; P In oyr weil restticted Waterford. 5 Hat after 630 pm. Seite bar meats ts suit your, PARNES TARD\ ARE enamet catrinet $50 Bee in opera-| 1060 W Huron Paitslohiore Unset Gratior nr. Harper | eal ral fm. Sand and pare Hite Fistates Ee etes freely - mudger We will be glad to heip 742 W. Huron St. Easy Pasking | cane eek tee Dalene giKOER ee = ae i aE 3 Into 2 | * NTIAC. GoacH ‘Go r —wecrpe _Puriey— ee L4 : Gaon ne or yours pe oY a , ith « . pro : st 2-67 oo le Tee : 0 to ) ERB c RT ( T DAVIS” : “Teds -FALK you with your money problems TRADE ELECTRIC ROASTER BENDIX ELECTAIC DRYER. | benrennITwlicn “or 3-9702 eaeln ete «kun | 4615 Dixie Hwy. Drayton _Piat Pistns | 4.1 (Seria tee 4925 ay Lake_ : __FE saul RUSINIT SS” is for Cea and baby car bed. FE) ew, full anaranieee payment, SINOER cmodeit nate. beer ee) BURMEISTER | 7 Pp E NNY PAINT SAL on Vee apes Bennett, FE PE 5-4738. —— . nas : tas instaille bin late mo ake over 5 = . aren WHIPPLE LAKE ‘OES wit TRADE 50 NASH STATES. 4) er ween. cadition “Sie Phans| ance. S48 #5. Or an ew es 8" Plasterboard ........ $ 12s Resse. pein. eee Ce: ae KORADE Me oR 3400 ing ft on the Jake Noe TAY Or os FIN ANCE co ; man for garden ar She” | «thom condition $39. Phone mo Dealer” FE ise. reise Piasterboard ||... 8388 | beet ee te rereesenee 43 90 gravel ant Ae <iND AND : Wes : ning bust. {| * Neue ie _in later model car } . on _ ar FORFKA VacuUM | ie terbbard $175 | Two gallons for ...._... sess 1 TOPSO! H W Rigelow on ‘and Ue anecendece, Trucks, | 02 Pontiac State oo Bide. LL DAVIS HEATING OFFRR, | SPECIAL $6905 = Floor meat lenis : Airetp lise $1 oe Rubber base paint, gel. ...... ay gravel. EM 39440 ° Le m te plant sétun and every: FE 4-157 ai are under For Sale Miscellanéous $49 95 14x10 arid 4x12 also tn stock Roller or pan le ............ $3.00 6 YDS. OF STRAW HORSE Ma- 894 W Huton 8&t onp i start earning —_ *TOANS To eck a nee 6 YR CRIB. COMPLETE.| R 2B MUNRO, 1960 W. Huron | §* ; 1 gal. ae & roller “OP 4 nute delivered. $15. EM 3-4207. —_ FE $5407 or EW $6245 _ money Call apd see haw goed BAXTER & IIVINGSTONE | SiG. Baby feeding table; $3 In ¢pectal,” HOTPOINT WASHER a5 |.OOR SHOE ALL qyPts oneet & STONE, # Sale Acreage 47 this business fous be fir vou 63 W acne Sm vie SEAL _ kod cond FE 44032 ~ “| & dryer $288 RK B. Munro Elec. 25 jh <Crown Coat in @ 5 2e pe Saginaw Bt. Open @ to 9 _L. 8h a7 oe sro HL Sie Baa aes GET CASH im ICKL. ROTTLELG ASO. Co 069 Wo Hur Feo LAuoie | estos (eacies ELECTRIC HARDWARE. |G ¢ mt a se : BLE YOUNG If ARDW A ARI : 
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TTS Telegrati Ey ‘ 2 pe. ving room suite 2 Been ee —— 5 ’ $7 delive Ce carte ect SSE BROKER Oak! lar id lothi 36 12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 Mug complete!" po". Oak 1905 . 2 ~ STOP! LOOK! Fem dint, slo detiversd, Fill cand es TEGRAPH RD For Sale Clothing 4'°4 FT. WALL TILE 25c ps, metal bed complete 413.65 Northern Lumber Co. | pos vale tered sersling z fen | and dirt 71 - FE 17-0193 poignes 16 ; Pe «ise, 
sf OAL., $1 % t  9§21 95 | A197 Conley -Lake Rd used lumber et ricods FE 8-3566-—MY 2-0371 - 17 XV J ES Fark Die AS Font Doe Loan Co I 1Oany 2 aaa Seed ilar ie Oe einai: Atma LE Wc 4 lt dinette - $24.96 Ponttae EM er aa PM > a7 | enon god ania fanae tl "GCG D ; nf FO 
nte © GAL $2.50 FAsW. TERMS poeerseh : Y_2-6432. “ ST” With approximately 300 fert o >: ; ‘ OC BANK BLDG gy LENGTH FORMAL | BUBBEN RAGE PAIKT 4-064 ’ Detral FE 1-4184/ lumber H P. Sutton MY_ 2-64 “ATMOS GOO take frontage, seal tor suddivia-: 40x75 BLDG, _ 202 PONTIAC BART ERINN - fon SYFRS. 141 W HURON FE 41064 WY MAN'S etree _ 1 CH SOM, PUPE, 8 FT>¢3 68 : Ing. Fe ea eA Pomp} Lacated | an parca Orc ard Deke -9? J6 - e ee cleats ue: Ferfect condition | Career : CHROME IDEAL pth) 18 W. Pike 8 FR 41122. ise matLosina”¢ oat. Oe sire Tone $38 50 ENOUGH AG} EAT 2 ast i ent ( h | ee ¢ a i raid 
S Bh ret oe eet mal =| coy 8 SUMMER SUIT, SIZE 10-13 | ber of ca nets tn variety pf cole TABLE-TOP GAS RANGE. RE 130 inal’ | ae ft ie ‘uMaINa id 4 F200 CANNOT BE EQUALLED | a ott a ted poserhtt* Tadv's coats sive 44 FE 5-2675 | ore Terrific values (Michiekal Fin: {rtqeratae. cor ue iN Genes TF asin es a: : Topsoil mixed to nate aa | y ; ee 
rs ther flems 259 &§ * Pinoleum a | 
—ote Ihe R. Hiltz ee ° = Wee CO Sale Household Goods 57): Oe DhEME wee a | ee Rubee bace paint $3 8 eal ments Peat iam 4 APAUTOR TE AGU ET IDS CHROME (DINETTE: 8 pe seve THOR WASHING MACHINE $5 OMIT S, 257 5. Sacinaw |” Processed pulverized Pos per load. ‘load. Open 99 ; é nner 
ae hw Nf. aS 1 FASY WASHING Panes Or. ae ae deg vernal 536 Cameron FE ee er lisa eg s 
4-4597 : cont Bt re SALARY 
: kale, R onabl] 181 W Sheffie : = ss 56 : - 9 al 
. int w a i aes sre ROC SBIR, SC i nce ace a ol DRESSER | Jy iiens tame: “make new ist ~ ~ TRADE-IN Drei ie _Call FE oe — FLASTERBOARD SALE \RETTER GRADE erate sa af ; i i . - ' , : “ mRS AT BIG SCOUNT fi FUEL OIL ! re es a = or truc i ne TO $500 st of drawers Vanity, studio »s Popular colores; Look and WASHER: : 275-GAL, | y 1. Peat, bag Near Clarkstony a ye ics tee eee ae a ae UTIs Stes Dmazis table and cre ( le are nse ‘terrific we ai Fanteed refrigerators cc a an whee 18" eee vented fill cap | inde a oer warenouse ie or retail. PE 2475. EM ; 1 eaten | oom omy le Oo Nore : ove, one single Rich huc | b arante f i 5- ee eee oo ioe Good © Ie } mortlonediroem : me nontivest Acar HO ea Call after "330 | rharaelnee Ace | Table top gas range $2995 up - “| OORS Get our Feel a | det okaba 30 p>, c Rd peat WAhihms aueegn ae Ph Rochester OL @0T11 OL 1- hrough the week anytime Bat | a ea BT ATA USE your CREDIT JOVORS | materia: vou EST Siade, FE Pontiac Lake eal ; parment 1_Roe through the = > 1965. 7 CU FT. 978 | 
H bh b or store. dr eft L. 1 RA On cr 2, ncres 206 ft Reasonable down pavmen z Apt Coa | Cot DAPOT 34 W y M AN? S | Belling owt fmside and outside Ouse jo A dressing . ik eres 
_ = FE DYNA T | Good condition” FE 8-3 i a 41179) doors at less than wholesale | We sorry. . Heo TPacctiog 60448, ON” TAC J Re Re TY 
{ 7-PIFCE LIVING COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR FOR 19 W Pike & FE prices Cabinet Hardware at 20° J hldtpey | ge Hardware Ete, | BLACK DIRT. TOPSOIL AND PILL & PONT 27 
OM GROUP sale FE 4-774) Us 044, RA RANOES $2950 AND. Per gents oft | PAUL 8T. CYR LUMBER CO. dirt. FE 56343 or : ¥ 131 Baldwin. {FES 
ROO COMPLETE BED AND VANITY. |~ y Munto Flectrie Co.| *E., oe 79e0s| | hae ‘poste’ LUMBER C BLACK DIRT TOP SOIL AND cb. as to B800 to $500 . Modern 2 piece sultes, 2 modern Als so Simmons Gay bed. FE 2-2714. | _j060:W. Huron == | 1488 Baldwin Ave 4 Tel !Mpire ¥-2731 fill_dirt, FE_ 2-3480. — | ___ For Sale gees) i 48 COMMUNTTY LOAN. to . step tables, matching pcotise ta from 5 to ® oe U SE D E Tl RC Cc | RI¢ D4 ULL DOZER, COMPLETELY , 7 ee ae eg a | BLACK DIRT AND PEA | pa Ra . vy . ly FE. Lawrence ¥. aa ble 2 decorator lamp. | DAVENPORT AND MATCHING 
rebullt 7 Bulldozer, “foo? ¢on- Special | soll, sand and ny fin and 40 ACRELFARM 38 00 CME Orhecl Lakes 1 palepuis oe OEEIREe vice ALT. 1 a $97. “PAY | chair Good condition. $15 Daven-| WATER TIE ATE RS eT eal ati aD ee wood and_ steel | bulidoting. OR_3-7849 . 0 Phone. FET ae 2383 Orcha wl reare a Ni ONL We Gn NS EKLY |} Port and matching chair sie SPECIAL CLEARANCE #80OME Derr WELL Athos s 2 YR8 OLD | Clothes Posts ai LACK DIRT TOP | 1 TO 2% fe ACRES’ “wif $1.2. DOWN 120 FT. ON DINTE 
| peetnioas ee Phone FF 2-035 LIKE NEW ALL WELL KNOWN 100 FE 8-4 eee z { UMBER CO | yds. Prompt service. FE 2-738. " _Suehy Realty) Ortorsile AV bock bits 24x20 f plus : carson’s - Furniture _ ater 6 = MAKES SIZES 30 GA TO 80 GA Be Mind SHAT Low “WELL PUMP 3ENSON “U. - ROWN AND SON, 8. oy RA “Et Hs, ! Car warner deal neation P CiNe ] Wy | [: R ii] \ x {2 Orenard Lake ave FF 47281 BAUR aBOAT AND (cHain Fes TARE CONdtaeeae aes . - with tank Good cond FF 5-898 ie _ Saginaw FRE 4-254] BI ae fin ri and " : Hoe Ai no orestadr a rhe . : : wn ae s eo { all afte i M) ONAL Ef * : } ] ; . TA We ae ea a eo) Mt Ae Get cach con need mar ee oX12 RUG $11 FE $7006 ‘before 8000 “F Longfellow CO. 28 W LAWRENCE FF JRA TITIE VU ICHES (SAVE oh sono te cea bine, or “toaM Te TOF = > ra 82 ag Pima $100 ce Gee Oe Meta = ; N GOOD COND  o818P ee: CHROME OP @ADMIUM - | _Warw ee 7" CLAY 1 mary ae SOURED Me pean ess vee if 0G Carats Tv. EXCELENT Local ' _., USED. PIANO PRACTICAL! ¥ PLATED treme| * SEPTIC TANKS ~ | \ctay oe: gana fin . a ' ye = — 
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0 Fa cel rent Ee iroux- ia ran nks . BENEFICIAL ae 30, 12'2"" Majestic TV. 620 “DRESSER FOR SALE, PHONE FE, pepe REPRI ™ e_Rind that bolt ¢ | Reinforced concre OA teas oma — . \ 2 SF ~ : Fes GAL ELFCTRIC TOABTMAS. lye o£. Ftti siz, SIZE. VACUUM CLEANERS, PAR Ts. |F. E. Nowland. ns ‘Dixie Hwy. i rEo-e7a : 1 ; a SN, GENERAL REAL ‘ora EN WS ic = CO). ter, new ase bug ey, oes | | bese En eels He j brushes, al makes. 956 Myrtle. | OR 
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THE PON RAC ‘PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 8, .1956 Le i £ ce 
For Sale’ Housetrailers 78 CARNIVAL For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 For Sale Cars 91 
BEAUTIFUL 1980 HOUSETRAILER. : ‘4 BUICE SPECIAL, HARDTOP. | 1n7 Wanupatation ine EEL ‘sy WASP COUPE: a D | "68 PACKAR D parayiam) LOAD- 
. Will sacrifice for q sa, i - Biba), toy ww. Tires. ai fen onan down, $578. 32-7873, | | Packard : —— $895. 
RUDURILEY, BROKER) | | HOWARD, LARE, INC. == MWC! lacy OWENG?) | Mee ae $09 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE ¢1157 : 4 se atanaae Bash, 8 7 “CY (OWENS ‘SL Nash super sedan, A-l, $275, 7103 Orchard Lake Rd. a ‘ | We buy trade and sell. ° 
~ PONTIAC CHIEF ae eee) ES Cc | MAZUREK BUICK, RaH, A j 
AMERICA'S FINEST { blue beauty $3 dn, FE 41008. 7 | Bate ‘producers. Peters me mn 1 to 3 } na for Jack, Lucky Auto Sales. eae iso 25EDAN, Rapro AnD MOTOR SALES 
oe AEA All te sted “SA ARAT OGA A i 030 ‘SUPER, BUICK. A-i SHAPE. | ~ HEATER CLEAN. $275 1953 | South Bivd. at Woodward. FE. 4-9587 
olly MEI 4-3075. 30° TO 46 PRICED TO SELL £ arias FE 5-21 PULL ieee | SPECIAL ADILLAC |S. OLDS 88 CONVER VERT FULLY teen ry Eee Also «% fine selection of recond!- u C 7 CONV + G:; mad ee pped. 33 Court Dr, FE 5-3283 
pf wdleansgh hater) betoe pacha a rn —_ Ppa / 4 1953 BUICK INV. aE. 1051 CLUB COUPE. Door Sedan. In wonderful c PLY OUTH 1991. A. COND. Ral. 
3.04 Palamino registered Tennes-| These. may be purchased on our ' Thi is @ beautiful red job with; DIO AND HEATER » EXCEL. giton |e) Od mo quick. Cal | Sine PE some. : 
"eee Walker stud. sorrel! and white} deen, OF é black top and waite wall elizes.| LENT TIRES. $385 FULL PRice.| Mr. Peterson. =e - = ado. eater ery- . CELLENT 
Tord. OA 6.2086 8-2666. Se tract purchases liana is gt thing about this car is im perfect | PLYMOUTH 199 SEDAN. EXTRA) // Ue eee eit clean, 
"tine te farm Te FOR SALE THEE SADDLE HUTCHINSON ; Wertrade People's huto Bales | CLEAN. $186 FULL PRICE. Y WEIS: | sued tires, radio aad healer, sae > Eis. tk’ "Rés. Loading ‘Y days _On'83 585 Granger Rd. Oxford ul! ic PE 22351._______| CHEV. 1953 8TATION WAGO 147 8. Saginaw St ae ee ee Fi,l00. IR oa $1233. aeeite ea¥ GELDING SADDLE | j / BUICK  OSTATION WAGON. RADIO AND HEATER, EXCEL: FE 5-4101 §-3 3588, sa nighinad “Ra een 3481. 
: HOW LOADING TOP SOIL — SAaN- | ORNICE tc MOBILE - “Bent otter. OK > Open §_s.m. to § pm | DOATIAG EIGHT — STATION dy oem. On a of Co; 43 r Frwctically Dew. Waser tae = CHEV. 1956 DEMO 2DOOR. LOW sso LINCOLN | on, ate and. heater. $750. 
lumbia, BRoadway die. OL 2-8182. ‘wes ; MILEAGE. 8AVE PLENTY, Aut radio & MU #1 
PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. 8U¥PLY Sab MILK GOST. ¥ JUST YOUR CAR DOWN AND, beater. §15. $18 down. ia POnnns 7 DR. FRONT END Wash, sand and gravel, ful dirt, __FE 40006 | ’ sor MONTHS ON BAL | damaged low mileage, fine mo- 
Z seme & | mener. Teeee,  || Foowane GUERNSEY “COW. AND So aD a | ANCE. transmission and plugs re. SELIVERYFe¥p | —Calt_3s1_ 8 Bis Oe ee Xo CREDIT PRooIEMS | FE 2-1003,_11_§__Jessie. ON F ¥ DELIVERY? ee | zi Black dirt or T= gS yee | For Sale Poultry 74 3696 8. Dore Hay Fiat MEDIATE DELIV ° etic  GONTIAC. “GOOD con 
QUANTITY OF SHEEP MANURE. | me HOUBETRAILER one HIGHEST TRADES | ninco secu | 1951 PONTIAC, ‘§ CYLINDER, ¢ Best offer takes all. MUlberry | BANTAMS. VERY NICE — #150 PESTS ss LOWEST TERMS Cass At Pike st- pew : __6-1216. FE 5-5625 PONT. AC CHIE EF FE 4-3685 bakeryonies exbaust, R&H, 1 
Bok ORAL bi tend oad | OPMALDARD DUCKS FOR SALE AMERICA’S FINEST oy ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW 1654 MERCURY MONTEREY STA. _owner_FE 2211 run, §7 per Fill sand and | Phone FE 40925 after 4 or 3051 37 to 50’ 1 to 3 bedrooms. ERHEAD LOCATION tion wagon,-3 seats Merc-O-Matic, ‘49 PONTIAC | HYDRAMATIC. IC. 2 DR. dirt, $ yds. 610, Top soll. FE _ Eastwood, Auburn Heights “SARATOGA | R&H. very’ good condition, $1495.| R and H W.W. tires, seat, covers. 48, 1 __ Sale Farm Produce 35 _ a ALL KING SIZE BARGAINS | OR 3-1630 new paint Really sharp. Priced to DE- TO 46. PRICED TO |'36 MERCURY, CUSTOM HARD- _‘¢!! OR 3-2558_ ROAD GRAVEL, 5 YDS. $7. livered. FE 46588 
FILL AND TOF   SAND, GRAVE. soil, delivered any time. 
Saxp ry GRAVEL. FILL DIRT 
Let Howland. EM 3-2248 
or POR +4132 
SAND & GRAVEL. FILTERED 
- soil, sod. Gien Me ae 
FE. 1-0022. 
SAND, GRAVEL, FILL AND TOP soil delivered anytime. OL 2-801. 
eaxD AND GRAVEL. in te eoll, Fill 
ND, SORAVEL, BLACK DIRT 
Sead pl 33518, after 4 
= te) 
SAND, GRavEl FILL, TOP} 
f black dirt, FE 40802, FE   
    BLACK 
dirt, FE 
  
  BLACK DIRT 
FE 21275. 
        # THEDDE > TOP SOIL 61250. 5 3 yds types. other dirt reason- 
able. Land FE 7. 
SAND — AND “(GRAVEI. BLACK dirt. C. FE21768 
bey GRAVEL & FILL DiRT. eT LAYING OEEst. $25.00. 
“B" a5 POTATOES, 'B- 
> blers, Sebagoes Kathadins. orcs 
from certified seed. per c 
‘Out Bladwin to Clarkston rd. west, 
_first -farm 
CER 
Several 
rate or 
0031.   D S8EED POTATOES varieties. Jack Cochran, 
ton. Phone erecinas MY 
  SEED POTATOES. CERTIFIED 
1_yr. from certified. Cob- 
blers, eonarees and Russets, OA 
68-2179   
9 OLIVER os ‘TRACTORS, SUPER 55 
and Buper 77, Used demonstrators 
ed. Also 1 ba Ford 
Ferguson tractor buy in 
prema medintyed Oliver No. $0 Baler 
~@ ton per hr capacity with wer 
take bree Soddc spring trip BP pot 
tom lyr. Used sprin 
COME OUT AN 
SEE ED. AT PROULX OLIVER 
oe on ON a %, JUST NORTH 
PS Ask about our Use-Date-Plan 
No interest. no payments until 
machine goes into use You can 
buy one now Oliver balers. bines, pickers. ete under this   
  
  
  wesno oN PEAT, SAND, GRAV- beral ance arrangement el, top Tractor and Proalt Onteer moses on M24, just 
leveling, (Red Bail), FE  2-1807, orth of Oxfor 
TOP SOIL, oe are what TOP, SOUT, BLAC ~~ BARGAIN 4, Used Ford tractor ay Wagner 3 loader and back hoe | Used Case DC with front loader Industrial and Farm Tractors. 
rts and Service 
ors Wanted 
ee - redit Rates ‘ Very Best Quality Low Interest Rates LOADING DAILY D D R soi] from oné.of highest P ‘This top 2 rated farms in this area of Michi- 
gan Near Waterford depot. OR 
- _ 31283.   
  TOP SOIL, SAND. aT FILL. 
Call Bob, OR 3-5548, FE_5-0002. 
TOP SOIL. eT a ee ope ROAD 
__erar rel, 
BLACK Cnet. GRAV:   
  TOP soit. 
el. We deliver Sunday. FE 3-711f. 
PE 50214.   WANTED: 200 LOADS OF FILL 
erred. 
  - * lake 
and wer vic. MI 7519. 
WANTED :— tac din quantity of top sol] or 
dirt. FE 2-140.   
    
HEAVY 
  
  D. $8 A CORD, 
OTT.     CINDLING $6. 
bl. FE 5-2006. 
LIVERED. 
40087 
WELL SEASONED FIREPLACE & furnacé woot PE 4-6657.   
  
  
  
  Fant how. @. EVEROREENS 8 AT 
LARESIDE NURSERY 344 Els. Lake Ra. FE_ 43032 Al GLADIOLIUS BULBS FINEST varieties Gee Louie 
regen ay mad Market will 3 
  
STRAWBERRY PLANTS ROBIN- 
son and Premier varieties. Also 
flower and vegetable plants. 
Scott Lk. Rd. 
ST BE MOVED 6.000 AUSTRI- 
= otch Pines   
Ww. Drakeer Oxford. MI 46410 
SHADE TREES SUGAR MAPLE, 
_ growing, meousitel full cone:   
3 in Any amoun 
lettre 5 
BERRY BRRY PLANTS. STATE 
oran, OA §-2035, we VARIETY OF FLOWERING 
shrubs evergreens 
Gagnental trees, including white 
‘birch clumps ai popular prices. 
Giad to essist vou with anv plant-   
  
  ini robiem. Bader Nursery and 
es 1 ~ scaoin 1700 Scott Lake Rd. 
: OR_3-1701. 
PREMIER * AND ROBINSON. 
WANTED—OROWN HEDGE FOR _Temoval F FE 5-2441 _ 
UF or Sale Pets” 
1 BLACK AND SILVER GERMAN 
ney pup 6 months old. OR 
39-3145 69° 
3-AKC cape tu 
Ԥ-WES-OLD BOXER PUPS. AKC Registered. Fawn Reas. OL 1-4977 
AKC. COLLIE. PUPS. 7 WKS. old, FE 5-837 
‘| REG. peace §. EXCEL- tae Ok" Ort = 9050 Indianwood   
ASS =a BOXER AT stud. OR 3-5762 _ 
BOSTONS .AT STUD AKC PUP- 
ea_C Curtiss. _ OR 3-9296. 
BABY PARAKEETS: $150. 743 EB. 
Mansfiel off Joslyn   
  
  ' 6OCKER MALES. BEAGLE 
Near 11 Mile creas GReen- leaf raf 4-4979 or GReenleaf 4-4070. 
COLLIE AND SHEPHERD MIXED. 
$5 female, $7 male FE 21626 
MUST SELL AKC MALE SCHIP- 
‘perkee and female Beagle. Also 
— riding mare, Best offer. 
  See WITH GUARANTEE. Unusual colors Cages and sup- 
\ plies. $01 4th St. FE 2-4025 
PARAKEETS. CANARIES, CAGES, 
food. Since 1927. 584 Oakland Ave. 
Lata grate CANARIES, CaGES 
and su. . Crane's Bird Hatch- 
FE 46510.   
  
  
theater OL _ EMAL E, hOxER aay old FE 
REG. Gr RA M ax ~SHEPGERD 
on ee agie. Jha yrs 
WEIMERANER   
    
  PUPPIES. WEI- meraner dog iy 1731 Emmerson 
White Mice VES ALL PET _ Shop 68 8 Astor FE 46433 
Dogs Trained Trained, Bo Boarded 70 70 
ag eceserhy CATS BOARDED, DOGS 
BurrSheil 375 8. Tele ‘   
        
    
     
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‘itso Feed ALPALFA, CORN, CRAIG OATS . Horses. Lumber. MA 5-0666   
    
      RB SALE: 300 BALES WHEAT 
. Holly. MEiroge 17-3606 or 
ting SECOND Cur. If . alfe ego , All first cia : 2022 Sieeth 
Ip Wixom .Rd. and. 
et Lake’ Milford.” MUtual 4 628 Buy and Save a: 
HOUGHTEN & SON     North Main chester 
OLive 10761 ¥ 
271 TRACTORS —-PORD NA; AND 
MAssey-Harris 44, excellent condi- 
tion, also Ford half-track, A mow- 
er and rear loader OL 3-557! 
804 NS AND WHEEL 1} SOnae ing apd riding tractors. ee   
  
  an 
  
CAIRN TERRIER PUPPIES, AKC. | Fz FE 5-3245 
  
  | i used’ tractors, 77 mod- 
els popular brand pote mow- 
ese Gd good us “Bt mowers 
ta! er - 
way. MA 5 Stic ee 
DIRT T HAULERS | 
NDBCA, gentle 
it ee E ALL-N Inc. U utr 300 ae. 
TOR WITH HEA DUTY HEN- 
RY LOADER AND ' HENRY 
CK DIGOER 
NEED TRADE-INS 
CREDIT TERMS 
4 FE ¢1112 
KING BROS. YOUR 1H DEA 
— PONTIAC RD. AT ‘OPDYRE _ 
“AA BUYS AT LEE'S Riding garden tractors, the fa- 
Broo pe yet osaaper! Shs 
Walking tractors, $129 up Rolo ‘Sale Sale Farm Equipment 76) 
| Trailer Sales | SELL 
$405 ww 
1947 Liberty. 27 
1847 Alma, 27 
1946 Continental, _   
  ace, 
1951 Buckeye, 31’ $r, 
pele! recondition. Ag caegers Mm o- 
tle 
A credit life policy 
HO’ all contract purchases. | 
HUTCHINSON 
MOBILE 
HOMES 4301 Dixte Hwy 
Drayton Plains, OR 3-1203 
2830 8 Dort Hwv Flint   
QUICK SALE 
‘40 PONTIAC CHIEF. 
Stoo! and shower, Hot water u ft | 1 
heater, refrigerator and 
stove. Excellent condition, 
carpeting — completely fur- 
nished. $905 00 
FEdera! 5-6902 
Genera] coaches 10 ft wide wu 
to long, 2 bedrooms 20 nae | 
water heater jalousie windows, 
house type furnaces. Here's a real | 
mobile home. 27 to 45 ft. 
Bte warts balcony Bitches | 
27 to ple are ‘really 
talking about this Natest tp mobil 
homes. 
The new Va-Ka-Shun-Ette travi- 
ler and Holle mune roe are reg- 
Ulars on our we have several 
trailers we wi sell on rental 
basis. Parts and accessories, 15 
trailers to pick from. Phone MY 
pent M24 one Mile 8. of Lake 
NO DOWN PAYMENT dust y- Uke rent. And own 
your | — Why be ao areca 
e 
ern mobile homes pow erallabie | 
2.3200 | on 0 
TRA LER ob Th 
60 8. Telegraph FE 
| | 
Trailer 
Exchange ANDERSON   
  
        |   sulers. Ered up. Clinton chain saw 
Sise. otarv best 
  Mowers at 
moses BALES a service O71 Mt. Clemens st FE 3-0830 
FORD SE ATOR SEARS 
roll-over scra tack Hawk 
— lanter, eri fn good condi- 
(Ulberry -lal6 
tractor, mower and. fia 4357 
Elmhurst, Royal Oak Liberty 
GARDEN TRACTOR. SIMPLICITY 
2a hp. Plow. disc. cultivator and 
30° mower Exc. cond, $125. MA 6-46678   
JOHN DEERE FARM TRACTOR, 
Model M, comolete with ee 
Like new condition 
running time, tomplete price ‘$805 
for quick sale. 
Haskins Chev. €751 Dixie ere: at MIS 
Phone MApie 5-5071 
  
we ON FORD TRACTOR. LOAD. 
and back blade New tires   sies Equity and take over pay- 
ment 5-9989 
Mich. Chain Saw Distr.   
| 
ir * DETROITER 
CHAMPION 
‘(GREAT LAKES 
BEEMER t, 2 and 3 bedrooms wena ok 
10 ft. wide avaliable. We finance, |   
    as low as 10 per cent dn. as long | 
as 6 yrs -72 months to pay 
Bank asorpar Uged trailers, like 
tent—no do¥n payment | se = 
PAR TSISTORT: 
40 8. Telegraph FE 22-3200 
Sales lots oper Eves & Sun. pm 
__ Rent Trailer ‘Space 79 
Pha ailat Mh dal HEIGHTS rea | 
park Concrete patios. sid 
eater Lee lots Highly TeATICe | 
ed % mile of Pontiac | 
5-361 
Auto” Ace essories —m 80 
AUTO. GLASS eecnyicel 
while you walt | 
the highest grade of 
1 th of eoffee to a 
work guaranteed 
Insurance fobs hono 
Open Saturday Until 4 
Hud Auto Olass & 
ABST Pree 8a et ice OA $821 15 Front 4S 
| Meocul. LOCH Saar saws moe | ~~ For Sale Tires: se 80-A 
and see ‘em at at - 
Garden & Lawn Kovtpece AL Hl A-1, 670-15 WHITE WALL. GOOD- 
8o0u Woodward, (North year, new $1695 plus tax Ex- 
Mile Rd) Birningiaecn wiek | Sane: 503 5. Saginaw FE 40687 
_Phone Midwest 4-6053. Ke USED TIRES. $150 UP. 
    
    | sus oe - ee HARRINGTON | 
| uthort 
8 170 N. Opdyke FE 5-6519 or PE | _+           
    
“Also, voters, 
Boats s Accessories 85 | 
A REAL BARGAIN, 
cury Mark 25. ° Used 1955 MER- 
10-12) hrs 
Cost about $400, sel] for $275. See 
at 1011 Voorheis Rd, or call} 
FE 54-7170 — _ 
BOAT TRAILER FOR ri BOAT OLive 20487) st 
(MAME ION & CLINTON MOTORS Elgin and Bea King parts . 
| 9140 Pontiac Lake Ra — *R3-2211 | | 
CRIS CRAFT. 1065 FT. CON- 
tinental 120 hp ulility type Deal- 
ers demonstrator like new. Phone 
evenings or weekends, FE 32-6319 
_or FE 2-0002 | 
ALUMA-CRAFT BOATS 
BOATS } 
EVIN MICHIGAN PROPELLORS FOR | BOAT & MOTOR 
comPt: Ere OUTBOARD @ERVICE | 
ALL MARINE PAINTS AND 
VARNISHES 
MARINE BALES & SERVICE 
422 8 TELEGRAPH 
  21 FT. CABIN CRUISER. . REA- 
sormable MU 0-185, 
| guy YOUR TCGE ~ MOTOR 
at Tony's Marine where vou get 
guaranteed service, backed by 20) 
yrs. service High cost aluminum bes 
Renta “so cheap you think you're 
stealing them Chris-Craft knee- 
action boat trailers $79 re Acai } 
Craft boat kits Open ‘t | 
ese FE 60117 se03 a ekard 
_Lake Rd  Keego Harbor 
1953 ‘CHRIS "CRAFT COMMANDER, 
19 hp. very good condition. §175 
_FE 46605 — ; — | 
EVINRUDE MOTORS | 
THOMPSON BOATS | - 
GATER BOAT 
TRAILERS 
KELLY’S HARDWARE 300 AUBURN AT ADAMS | 
AUBURN HEIGHTS FE_2-88)1 
MARTIN 7', OUTBOARD _ $100 | 
cash Used US hre EM 35-4764 
', MERCURY MOTOR, A-1 CON- | 
_dition $100 Call FE 6-1338 | 
BEST QUALITY     
r for 
i V INRU "DE_ MOTORS. | 
Whirlwind® boats | Wolverine boats 
| Grumman canoes 
Old Town canoes 
Sterling trailers 
Standard steel pler 
| Marine Mardware paints E-2 T | 
Harrington Boat Works | 1899 8 Telegraph Phone FE 2-8013 
GET MORE OUT OF LIFE WITH 
a Lone Stat aluminum or fiber- 
Bias boat Costellos Lake Qrion. 
—MY_33T 
CENTURY BOATS 
ROI SNS Cet Owecee 
CADILLAC. ALUM, BOATS MERCURY MOT RS egy AILERS | PAINT MARINE & : EQUIP 
INUAN ‘D UAKESS SALES 
  3227 W. Huron FE 47121 & 2-6122 
MARK 15. 10 H P. MERCURY. MO- 
tor very good cond. $165. FE 
- F836 
[JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS | Starcraft metal boats, Tee-Nere | 
Trailers, boats stands & carts. | 
Everrthing for the beat 
OWENS MARINE SUPPLY 
369 Orchard Lake Ave. 
_____ Phone FF 2-8020 
SNIPE CLASS SAIL ‘BOAT. SWAP 
for fishing boat and motor. FF 
T-2000 - 7 : 
NEW, 13 FT ROWBOATS. $40. 7600 
Ellrabeth Take Rd et 
BOAT COVERS MADE TO ORDER | 
and canvas repairs FE 44277 or 
6 S Midland Dr _ 
SHORTY HOOK’S 
PAGE MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS, 
a AUCTION WEDNESDAY NITE. iF Piss Ftialng walls, 603 5. Saginaw. Sales and Service FE P5260 
sharp Dis A os 24. H P EVINRUDE EXCEL- 
Caines Ne eee “Goop¥ Fak R. FIRESTONE GOOD | “Yent cond $225 OA 82167 brdraulie iift @ power take off | ‘ren U. Bjack or White Side |— : : cultivators plow — 2 row) Walls Off New Care Full Guar | USED 
Case 2 row corn planter with Sianaed ee $0 ‘per’ cent off. | RC IATS & MOTORS fertilizer eHachwmentt: bew last! = | year = 12 acres, lanting only 1) WIE TAS SENY BAUGH S ; mart Bale Farm. 3130 Tien- i "E hen Rd Rochester QU 1361!” att Ceivotn can writ; ee ee CORN PLANTER DEARBORN, [~ 501 of ithtome wi Is, Lat Transportation Offered &7 
_MAbie 0087 Hammer Mill, $40 of 5 fof less then, “pail, Rue cost. 
= of a mw set 
McCU.LOCH CHAIN SAWS Lake; Orion Motor Sales Ae UGA oes ro sour Rentals Parts & Repairs Mia at Clark-ton Rd . 1890 Crooks R MI_6-0446 | Ford = Mercury _ COLORED AN OFFERS oe 7 PRADE! M 9-261 » ' portation to Miam! Florida lear- | 
RERCTLT PRERDERS 0D) Mn era ssan ls Sou of Ortonville." Auto Service Ua to 12 am   SELLING OUT 
EVERYTHING GOES 
23 Tractors 15 double disc, 
plows, drills planters, . 
mowers selection of np 
used garden tractors Ter 
Prices less than one half 
_Lapeer ‘Rd... Pontiac FE 3. 
Carp GARDEN TRACTORS AND 
SIZES ale 
MAKES PRICED TO SEL FROM $59 AND UP 
CREDIT TERMS 
FE #1112 | 
KING BROS. YOUR 1H. DEALER 
—FPONTIAC RD. AT OPDYKE 
_ Auction: Sales 14) 
drags. 
w and | 
erms 
3123 
9060 
eh 
auction sine EVERY. 
might Latge assort- 
sen of househald furniure, coal | 
and personal effects LE &m 
Sale Farm 30 West Tienken Ra. | 9. “HARLEY DAVIDSON | FE Rochester 
SAT "MAY: 12TH | STARTING AT 10. 
am. Entire furnishings of the 
late Henry Harnack residence, 10 
rooms of quality furniture and 
furnishings, See today's classified 
' for de- 
Smart 
Sale 330 Tienhen Ra. 
Rochester, __ Mich 
For Sale | Housetrailers : 78 
1951 TRAVELRITE. 38 FT. REA- sonable FE 4-7217 
7 Fr TRAVELITE_ GOoD . CON- dition $400 OR 3-7873 
arr ALIA “MODERN _ REA- 
sonable. 3300 Eliz Se Ra, Lot 
_ 35. Between 2:30 and 4 30 
is FT OREAT STARE FOR SALE 
36 TPES “GEM 18 FT. ., COM- 
bination frig. @ae heat sleeps . 
ad brakes Cal! aft. i p 
WILL SELL   1949 ROYCRAPT 27 
  or trade for furniture, Keevo 
rues Park Lot No. . FE 
28 FT. LIKE ey SccEEAR TE aes anew. _FE :_ 5-7660 
PLACE \ “LOST Ap.” WEDNES | 36 HARLEY DAVIDSON, 61 z | 
| 
  ee oe 
CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE | 
car. Cylinders rebored Zuck Ma- | 
Sse Shop, 23 Hood, Phone FE |! 
_Sale Motor Scooters &2 
(a HP LOWTHER LIGHTNING 
scooter Schwinn bicycle with, 
dyna-cycle motor. 1 bicycle mo- 
tor. Priced to seli. Open even | 
Genessee Sales, 2101 Dixie Hwy 
rs) ALLSTATE EXCELLENT CON- 
_ dition FE _+ 7658 ) E. Rutgers   
  |For Sale Motorcycles 8&3 
63 CUSHMAN EAGLF FXCEL-' 
lent condition $200 FE 5-1556 
OVER. 
$150 «=FE head eonditien 
5-5878 good 
GOOD 
cond $150 __ 
FOR PARTS” Se RERVICE ON 
your Harley Davidson. See Harley 
avidson. Sales Co. Ji3 Sout, 
_Sagifaw 
For Sale Bicycles - 2 8A 
Q@IRLS AND BOYS BICYCL Es 
and tricycle. Ph, MI 45016. Cal! 
_after 4 pm. i: = 
SALE BICYCLE MOTOR ~ GOOD condition $35 223 W_ Fairmount 
Boats & -Accessories 85     
2-YR 
Evinrude 
_ OR 6174 
fy HP JOHNSON STAND, GAS CAN 
‘and hood, ke new, $100. FE 
+1 - OLD PLYWOOD 
10 Hp motdr BOAT 
$175 00 | 
HP. O€8TRBOARD MOTOR. Imo e new FE 5-3860 after 4 
  A 
il FT SPEEDLINER 53 SUPER 10 Hurricane Quicksilver lower 
unit PE 2-9643 _ 
‘ig FT. RUNABOUTS STEERING “7's hp motor trailer. Price $250 
_ Keni!worth Phone FE §-1341 
14 FT WOLVERINE. BOAT, 10 
. Hp motor Complete steering. FE 5A 15 L 
4 HIRI WIND DELU XE E MOL D- 
ed plywood boat 15 
Tude atces Like new   Call FE 28181 for an ad 
to recover a Joss, Dial FE} 
2-8181 for an ad-writer. 
Say “charge it.” i7 FT CH)? Isc RAFT, 1953. 100 HP 
V8 efigine. Corner of Auburn and 
addock. OR 3-6714 or FE 4-0750 
i954 40H P MERCU RY, 4 CYL- 
inder motor with shift control 
New condition 19546 30 hp Evin-    
  oF 1 
    is Lark, with uur control, OA 
3314, after 7 bm 
  MOTOR BALES 
254 8. Saginaw St, | FI Y TO CAL IFORNIA ON 8CHED- [ 
uled 4engine airliner, fare ly 
5 Hawall $185. Florica, $39. | 
erry Service, agent OR 3-9441 
TRUCK GOING NORTH PART | 
load either wav. FE  5-6806. 
Wanted Used Cars ‘ 
“XLII. BUYER 
LATER. THES Vy JE LESS Needs 100 late models Cash wWaitiny 
Averill aD Dixie Hwy 
FFD 2-987 FF 4-6306 
CUP To sn FOR JUNK & CHEAP 
Cakes 2. 886 days or eves 
WANTFI) SCRAP CARS. _Ph 3.4511 
Pie THGH DOLD. WR For high used cars. .We 
heed them tre extra miles 
it will pay Well 40:40 Dixie   
| x 
  you 
Vil J. VANWELT OR_3-1258 
“SIEARP CARS ONLY If your car is sharp bring car 
and title High dollar paid for; 
late model used ¢ 
RUD SHELTON MOTOR SALES Corner ce jenna & E. Bivd. 
As 6728 
“See MTX vn Motor Sales For top dollar on iate model cars | 
2627 Dixie Hwy OR _3+-1603 © 
CASH FOR ANY MAKE OR LATE 
models Economy 22  Aubrn 
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR 
sharp late model cars. 
| COMMUNITY 
MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester 
OPEN ‘TIL 10 PM. 
OLive 2-031) \ TD 
1 
7 |   
  > JUNK CARS & SCRAP | _hervice, Call _FE 40582. 
WANTED. LATE MODEL CARS CAN 
AND SHARP BRING TITLE 
> GLENN'S FE ¢7371 tor Market 
Bring title. Ih I'm not one of these long-haired intellec- 
| tuals clutte ring =p soportant issues with a a of thought: 
  
Wanted Used Cars” 88 
| @anTED = JUNKED OR USED cars, as make aby wmiodel. To- 
$3$ paic 
BAG tL IE Y AUTO PARTS; | FE 5-0219 110 BAGLEY ST. 
'OLD CARS AND SCRAP METAL 
wanted MY 25492 
| Junk and Wrecked Cars 
Eastside Auto Parts 
181 East Pike St. 
FEE 5-6855 
~ WE NEED ~ 
‘009 PONTIACS ALL BODY STYLES" - 
iM & Mi MOJOR SALES zea Dixie Hwy OR __ 3-1603 | 
For Sale “Trucks 90 
'2 TON STUDEBAKER WRECKER 
Excellent condition Can be seen 
_at_ 1481 Baldwin 
CHEV 1956 '; TON PICKUP 
Loaded with extras Save plenty 
on this ome Just your car or 
truck down 
| Haskins Chee, “ 6751 Dixie Highway at M15 
MAple 54-5071 pen nites ‘ttl ® 
1993 CHEWE PANEL TRUCK “Ellwood _ 
FOR SALE ae TRADE. ‘54 CHEV rE housetrailer tractor with job. 
2-7840 429 N Paddock 
' $5 CHEVE 2 TON TRACTOR. | ALL 
559 _ equip FE 
*$1 DODGE 3, TON PICKUP EX- _ cellent condition $450 ‘6 license 
OA 82289 5401 Sherwood Rd 
ry FORD PANEL. GOOD TRANS- 
portation 130 N Main gt. Clarks- 
ton: after 6 
(1984 FQRD F-6 DUMP. FE 2-4821, between 5 30 and 6 
‘$2 ACK TANDEM TRUCK AND = aumopile trailer. 
_shape MAS 
sees ‘y TON SAD PICKUP, 16- 
miles Good cond Mandalart | 
402 Central Ave 
} TANKER “TRUCK SUITABLE = FOR | 
road Olling of orchard spraying, 
11936 CHRYSLER TOWN AND COUNTRY SPNITION WAGON _or FE 4-4878 | SALES 
1956 Pontiac Star Chief Catalina 
Sedan Factory official's car, Ful- 
ly equipp: 
1956 Pont tac Btar Chief Catalina 
trace Demonstrator. Low mil 
1953 * Ford Ranch ,wason. A real 
buy. Save mone 
| 1955 Chevrojet Bel Air two dr 
8 cylinder, Power Gide. Low 
__ down payment 
‘Plus a 
ced cars Priced right with small 
down payment.   e 
N. MAIN 8T ee /e\ “th 
MAple + b500 ___MAple 5-1141 
West Side Used Cars ‘Drive out where overhead ts low 
and save the difference 
makes & models to chodse trom. or 
_ West Side Used Cars 333 W. f, Hurop FE 42185 
SHARP _ “48 CADILLAC. WILL 
take trade and smal] monthly 
ayments EM 3-22}4, ask for Bull 
ry j real good motor $05. 
Phone MU 46552. ask for Mr. 
' “Hackett, Howards Used Cars, 142} 
_Highland Rad , Milford, Mich 
BARGAINS int CHEV. CONV. \JET BLACK) 
wae 1 i vers Bel-Air Sports coupe, 
Red White 
| 1954 Olds 98. 4-door 
Zs Olds 868 2-door 
9 Buick Conv 
pst Pontiac 
1941 Ford ike 
HOUCGHTEN & SON | YOUR A AEE OLDSMOBILE 
ND 
GMC TRUCK DEALER 
OLive 1-761 
$28 N Main, Rochester 
1952 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE 
Al FE ¢1m 
GOOD USED ¢ ARS Oids 98. 4 dr Hardtop, Demo 
Chev. 4 dr. Wagon, Demo 
4 dr Sedan, 700 miles. 
2dr. Very clean 
Ford, Nicerias ae H 
Ford Convertib 
TAYLOR C€ TE VROLET 
SALES 
| Walled Lake MA 4-1561 
| 1951 CADILLAC. WILL TAKE 1947 
or ‘48 eve for my equity. Bee 
Walter Smith at 27 Seneca or 
call FE 86-2187. . ‘33 
‘40 
WILL ACCEPT 
Outboard motors, boats 
ances, guns cameras etc 
part payment of @ Ca 
car balance easy term 
BILD SRE NCE 
USED CARS 
| 62-Pakland Ave. used 
  
1953 CADIEERS 4 DR FLEET- 
wood special 2 
ay Srewer steering. good ru 
ber low mileage. Private owner 
Will trade, also 1952 ‘2 ton GMC | 2 will finance. Ph. days, MY pick up FE 5-219 rt — ‘4, GMC DUMP TRUCK _ PRICE | SETIL EMENT— TAKE OVER BAL- 
$250_ Kine Brothers’ FE €1112 ance 1955 Chevrolet 8 2 door 
| _or FE 40734 — sport coupe Grav and Cotal 
| | White sitle walls R & H Spot- | WILSON light OR 2 1- 1056 afi er 4 pm 
| : A : : 
GM.C SENS BED” NEEDS -\ 
GeO 0 -ROWBOANT! PE 5 9605 z . FE 44531 He wants to go fishing and !s 
1054 (, WOLIe. 450 Series willing to give you down 
1 ss - |. payment on a 1953 Ford {fr your 
Will take 16-to 18 ft.) old scow 
body. . SEE 
~ MICHIGAN'S LARGEST GMC ; =e “Pe - TRUCK DEALFR SNS De JON |es _ Oakland at Cass 7 Vie . a 
~~ Auto Insuranc oH me 1 : urance 2 0A 115 S$. SAGINAW 
ALLSTATE atrto- TNaCRANCEL eee ——— 
(Founded by Sears Roebuck. & 1953 CHEVROLET 4 DR GooD Co; Cali Jim Boushelf FE 5-775 motor WW tires clean ‘cnuside and | 
STATE FARMS FAMOUS 860-20 out. $1035 down Small monthly 
Auto Ins Cail Perry or Huftman = ae Call FE #1521 bh or 
MeO Ge) GCS MARKERS LS yeh KSALES AND SERVICE - Aubirn_ 
1 ~ vale BRAID’ S 
OO OF PONTIAC 
ESTABLISHED 1924 
SOUUSEDICAKS 
VOURTCARGAS 
DOWN, PAYMENT 1955 Plymouth Belyecdere 4@ Gr VR 
engine Power Flite drise RAH DeSoto-Ply nrouth Des! er 
two tone, WW fires, one owner Cass at W Pixe Sts 
; : FE 20145. — 
ieee Piymouth Belvedere statior? jgsg- CHEVY GOOD CONDITION 
aoe peu ot Utne ail paopove 15275) FE 27-0451 : ta o yOu MusIness pleasure 7 : : a 5 ~ 
) n a © ine 1a CHEVROLET BEL AIR V8 4 camping and 100 and 1° uses ator Powerpiide: Rel windshield 
4 prs ; : id ivory 1993 Plymouth 4@ dr Cranbrook waste r Neptune green anc 
With Belv trim Hunter and sea 000 tires. Immaculate. FE 
spray green RAH. Will trade 
$2 TRANSFER 2 FEE, TAKE OVER 
| 1952 DeSoto 4 dr Powerful Vo en- payments 1951 Chevrolet «€ dr 
gine, auto. drive R&H original jet black finith, like new 
hundreds 
1982 Plymouth Cranbrook dix. 4@ dr. 
Beautiful light blue, very stiarp 
CLARKSTON __ 
SOTORES IEDs: 
32.8 MAIN ST. 
CLARKSTON 
CHRYSLER ELYMOuTR 
MA $5141 Open 8 a Daily m Cris. pm 
=e. 
woe POW N 
sports TRADE 94 Chey 
54 98 Olds 
o4 Ford Convertibe 
44 Chey Station he Aga 
of scape 4 
‘53 Buick, 4dr Raut AA Sian 
‘83 Chev Bel Air 4dr Power 
te A Starline Deluxe 
if de coupe” 
power 
Db 
ieee . 
HURON WTR, SS 925 W Hurow PE pl-2641 
/ARE YOUR CAR PAYMENTS TOO 
burdensome’? Let us help you to 
Adjust to some fesa expensive 
model . “ 
Lake Orion Motor Sales 
M24 at Clarkston Rd 
Ford — Mercury e M " 1 
1954 BUICK CENTURY HARD- 
top R & H "vnefiow, Power 
brakes Power seats Power. win- 
dows A wonderful buy 
Lake Orion Motor Sales 
M24 at Clarkston Rd 
Ford Mefeuty 
1 
FORD MAINLINE FORDOR 
1295 
LARRY JEROME ROCHESTER: FORD DEALER 
FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A Go0D PLACE TO BUY", LERO} inside and out. § excellent tires. 
; radio and Heater. Call FE 8-0067 
l= National Motors Sales 
| °53 ney "_EXc. COND. EM 
“412 
ora Ginvie 4 DOOR. 
Take over payments | 
- CHEVROL ET “47. FLEETLINE 
| dix 4 Gr. Extra clean. 
| good. Every extra. New tires. 
_ $125 FES 
“47 CHEV. GooD 3D CONDITION. 
Fr: 5-1040 after 6 pm 
1951 CHEVROLET SEDAN. CLEAN. 
_ bargain. — $295 FE 3-7. 
‘BRIGHT 
SPOT 53 Chevrolet Bel 
dan, radio & heater, 
er brakes.   2 TONE FE 5-2806 
EMI: st- 
"35 Mercury Monterey se- 
| dan, radio & heater, w/ 
wall tires. 
S4 bord Nit torta, radio X 
heater, w wall tires. 
"54 Buick Riviera 2 door, 
full power, radio” and 
heater. 
"83 Olds 98 sedan, Hydra- 
| matic, radio & heater, w/ 
' wall tires 
<O°Butek 2 door, radio & 
heatet 
OLDs. C ADILL AC 
Orchard Lake at Cass 
VE 8.0488 | | Clarkston = 
large gelectiod of good clean | 
Many. 
apr | | 
As 
FE 35-6297 | 
tone grey | 
Extra. 
pow: BUDGET wena EASY 
} j top, Fully equipped. 
| New car guarantee SAVE As You HAVE NEVER SAVED. JEFPEEY Fc FORD ‘SALES 
* @ MERCURY | DON’T DELAY-ACT TODAY se coupe, $125. FE ¢ 
HASKINS CHEVROLET 
Oakland County’s Fastest 
Growing Dealer 6511 Dixie Hwy. st M15 \ MAple 5-507) Open Nites tt! @ - 
1953 CHEVROLET, 2-DR. 210, WILL} 
take older car in trade, dealers Ask for Chuck 
econ ee care e ee 1953 1 MERCURY MONTEREY CPE. MA 66018 || == aa | Tone Black Yellow. $1495 
ACT NOW: CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY ~ Cass At Aart Sts 
PE 4-3685 oie PASSENGER 
  (1954 MERCURY 4DR SEDAN, 
Power: Brakes: O'Drive. $1196. 
CEN TRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass At Pike Sts. 
____ FE 43885 
‘90 MERCURY WILL TRADE FOR 
tater model 474 8. Saginaw, Apt. 
  
We can finance 
the following-emeunts 
MAKE OFFER 
On that new Nash for the wife 
  } 
| 
| 2708 5 Orchard Lake Rd. 
} I 
FOR THE DEAL ca YOUR LIFE | 
, PONTIAC 4 DR. HARDTOP ‘S3 Mercury Sedan $ 78 STOP at Birmingham Nash, 666 te Poe ts on ita 8 Woodward, Birmingham, MI 
"63 Olds 88 Sed ; g gas 63000 _. ‘$2 DeSoto V-6 HT . § #8. 48 NASH AND 2 -WHEEL “TRAILER | 
'$2 Plym. Sed & 385 Both _ for ; $100 | 40) E Shetfield 
‘53 Plym Seq : Reon = ‘65 DeSoto Hardtop TBS og . E Nn! 
‘$4 Olds 88 Hardtov sides Ration eeling ean tone '54 DeSoto V-8 Sed. $1006) ee @aesl 
~ oo | 
O12 gWrodeerd* Wirmin gham 1951 OL eaten ie | SPOT = ights $4. 4 Xie Hwy 
‘91 CHEV. 2-DR. R&H, POWER 
| “Oude, "no rust on this baby. FE SALESMAN | OOOD, DEAL ran “Aen at lade htt Aute new and used Oakland County's 
——— — oldest Chev dealership) Taylor 
‘31 FORD, DR nes Oa ' Chevrolet, Walled Lake. MA 4-150! a Eee ee EO OS ee Se acl 
sume small monthly payments | 
FE 41006. ask for Lou. Lucky) / 
Auto Sales = 
$125 “CASH “49 FORD cone To. 
MOTOR SALES 46 FOR 
_FE_5-9120 alter hi} 
  = — YOULL FIND SOME OF THE 
‘62 FORD CONVERTIBLE, Ca FINEST USED CARS HERP 
| ceptional condition, new W PRICES HARD TO BEAT rE 
| res, Fordomatic, Radio, Heater HAVE IN STOCK NOW 
Wife's car OR 3-411 __ see - - . ,- 
~ ; Chevrolet °S6, "53, “52, 750 | 1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE. TAKE |- 2 Ped re +- Pg 
over payments, OR 3-7676 Fords "36, ‘34. ‘33, 32. (51 
me Ticks) 95) 30) O24 OO) ‘oo “FORD CLB CPE WITH” ‘$3 7, : yor te 
Merc Full Race New Wws L’ontiac '53, ’53 | y in near LO ees Dual 
Tear Drop Spots Best offer taxes 1954 STUDEBAKE | Call FE 8-2153 after 6 30 se Ot ha a 
1950 CHEVROLET PICKUP 
1953 CUSTOM 8 4 DR FORD . 
Radio & Heater, White wall tires COME IN AND LOOK THESF 
CARS OVER. REST OF TER Ms 
CAN BE ARRANGED SF 
GLENN DOUGLAS OR HANK 
SCHLAEFER 
GLENN'S CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY 4 4 
_ Cass at Pike Sts 
ee _FE 43885 _ 
LEAN ‘82 FORD GOOD CONDI-| MOTOR SALES ic ion 2985 Orchard Lk Rd. FE 2548 Sayinaw FE 7371 4450 : 1,900 miles. | 36 spONTIAC. 4.DR. HA ‘ARDTOP. 
nfiles. Power “teering, all eg! basic access. er 
_Tetall price 635 Westbrook. 
1950 PONTIAC DELUXE 2 DOOR 
ean $205 Harry Riggins. 
prONTIAG CATALINA, HARD- 
H, Auto. Trans, Power 
5 trerin zing ped W. W. Tires, Very clean, 
n. 
HOW ae LARE, INC. We Cane   
  a 
‘96 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE 
UP TO $900 DISCOUNT PONTIAC RETAIL _— ; 85 _Mt. Clerrens 8t. FE 37117 
cm PONTIAC STAR CHIEF CAT 
H. prcremene: Ww. a, 
thas car for the yea. 
Lake Orion Motor” “Bales 
cots at Clarkston Rd. 
  rd — Mercury 
__MY_2-2611__ ‘417 STUDEBAKER 
. NASH 
‘49 Piv, selling for storage 
charges, 666 8. Woodward, MI 
3 
Sceartet red 4 dr hardtop sedan. 
Hydra. power brakes. R&H, WW 
tires Loaded with many other 
access, 1,086 miles, Its like new, 
$2 598 
‘86 Dodge 4 dr save 
‘$5 Chev Station Wan $1705 
55 Ford custom @ 2 dr. . $1505 
“84 Chev Bal Air 2 dr $1145 
‘3 Ferd 2 dr 8 $1045 
‘53 Plymouth station wen $1945 
‘53 Pontias 2 dr 8 deluxe $ 895 
‘83 Chex. 2 dr Be). Als, [pene $ RRO 
3 Dodge 4 di 0 3 R45 
‘53 Plymouth ¢@ dr $ 775 
"$2 Buick Hardtes $ R85 
, $2 Piymouth 4 ar --e.e § 545 
$2 Chev 4 dr deluxe ~ &$ a8 
‘82 DeSoto club cpe V-8 $ 645 
‘$2 Ford 4 dr custom, Forda- 
matic $ 595 
52 Dodge Club Coupe . $ 575 
"Al cure en V-8 4dr PSPB. $ +75 
$1 Dodee Coronet hardtop & 545 
"$0 Ford Club Coup* $8 305 
‘sO Chev 2 dr Pover Glide $ 70% 
‘47 Ford 3 dr $ 100 
47 Plymouth (lus Comine . 9) 
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 
  RIFMENSCHNEIDER DODGE-PLYMOUTH Hard to spell easy to deal with 
222 6 Saginaw : 2-011 
  
‘49 FORD V8. GOOD COND, 
OR_}- 1188 after 3 30 
‘$4 FORD R&H, F-O-M, $895 ‘BIR- 
mingham Nash, 666 8  Wood- 
ward, Birmingham MI 6.3900 
186 FORD FAIRLASE 2 
| & H Fordamatic WW 
| tame padded dash. Selling for le»: 
; than dealers cost 
Lake Orton Motor Saics 
t M24 at Giarks in Ra 
Ford Mercury 
MY. 2-261) 
MU ST 8ELI WILL TAKE $ip7 1 
for my 81 $1 equity .in 1059 808 
Ford Crown Victoria. Car ts fully 
' equipped Will ake older car in 
Call FE 5-4101. 
ens Dan Barry 
{ 
HEATER 
FF, 5-5460 | FRAZER 49 RADIO, | _ Good comdition $75 
: LAST 
| CI TANCE "S3.Chev. 4 Dr... Sen 
THEY a oS GO "35 Ford Co. Sed. $17 > 4 FORDS 2? Drs a 4 ee “49 CHEV COU PE’ NEEDS TRL, 
work Sl ondee Wiese ett 46 FORD V8.2 DR NICE 33 33 . ‘$0 CHEVIE 4 DR ‘AU oo . 
| BODY $165 92 ontiac Cat, 2. S007 48 BUICK REBUILT MOTOR 553 8 “41 PONT. = ~ ai has «DR R&R NICE $484 34 Hudson Jet Sou 
15 OTHER MAKES anol MODF1's yes 
AT c : fn 
| BELIEVE You ME THESE ere} °53 Ford Victoria. .S044 NLY a, Tew OF OUR 200 : 
SELECT nee TS , De ey 
56 CHEVIF. Ve, ALSO ‘55 & ‘54 331 ord Raw \\g S80 "98. ‘53 CADILLAC HTOPS -& “54{ | “4, ah aT 
4 DOOR : 55 Chev: Bel \ir S144 i*s4 FORD. 1 OWNER R & HL ( : ‘54° BUICK SUPER. HARDTOP mas ; 2'51 FORD CONVERT SHARPIFS 34 T'lvm Jr Skye 
3°32 PONT & OT.DS 88'S - . 
4°51 CHEVIFS REASONAR? FE: Oe 4 : 
32 DESOTO V8 OVERDRIVE 33 Mer Hlardtoye Ste) 
2°52 WITLLYS OVERDRIVE ae 
LOOK, SEF & COMPARE “<0 hey nD <tr) FINANCING ARRANGED = Fes : WITL. TRADE, FOR OR . ‘PURCHASE REAL FSTATE & | '33 ay Taagides sas COT hen 23 Nash Rambler 2644 
FCONOMY Sr De ARS 34 Ford C.R.WoSt2u0 
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-- Today's Radio Programs _-. ‘Joe and Mable”.   
  
    WIR, (760) CKLW, (800) WW, (950), WCAR, (1138) WXYZ, (1270) WPON, (1460) WJBK, (1490) 
FONIGHT WXYZ, Top we Town | WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge) net hg oan —— Lite 
6:00—WJR, News | CKLW, News, J. Van Kurea| - WCAR, News, Coffee WJ, Ross and J, News by Lew j pt a News, Mickey Short| aWPON, New WXYZ, Paul Men WXYZ, Wattrick | row News 30—WJR, Music Hall ~ CKLW, News, Malenchrino CKLW, News Sports 10:30-—WJR, Amos 'n’ Andy WxYZ. Fred Wolf JBK, News, Tom George WIBK. News McLeod | WJ, News by Lewis | WJBK, News, Gentile Binge) WCAR, News, Caravan WCAR, News, Caravan WXYZ, Top of the Town |. WPON, Rise ‘n' Shin WPON, News, Platter Pe ech 
WPON, News . CKLW, Ted MeCoy | 9:00—WJR, Jim Vinal | 1:30—WJR, Dr. M ¢:90_wJR WJBK, People Speak | WWJ, Minute Parade | WXYZ, News. Winter. 
WWJ. Ross Mulhollend | LSC WIE Ness” =| WXYZ. Breakfast Club | | CKLW, Bud Davies . 4 : - WXYZ, Bill Stern WWJ. Bruce Maver | CKLW, News, Toby David | Guy Nunn 
CKLW. Eddie Chase WJBK, News. To 
    m George | pa WJR, 3nd Mrs Burton | + WXYZ, Top of the Town [| weal ws Roundu WWJ, Ross Mulholland 
WJBK, Don McLeod CKLW, News, Sports | pebteeep eG pment WXYZ, News, Winter WCAR, Henry J. Taylor WJBK, News, Mickey Short) WJR, Mrs. Page CKLW, Bu vies WPON, Sports Slants WPON News and Sports |- WCAR Rhythm Roundup | WJBK, News, Don McLeod | 
7:00-—WJR, Baseball 11:38—WJR. Muste 10:00—WJR. Arthur Godfrey | WCAR, News, Caravan 
WWJ, Three Star Extra WWJ, Music Till Dawn WWJ. Weekday “| NFOM, Mews. Nelson Eddy WXYZ, Btars at Seven WXYZ, Top of the Town WXYZ. My True Story ‘30—WJR, Nora Drake 
CKLW, Fulton Lewis Jr. CKLW, Ted McCoy CKLW. News, Homechats | “WXYZ, News, Winter 
WJBK, Baseball WJBK, Mickey Shorr WJEBK. News. Tom George |. WPON, Club 1460 hablo News, Caravan WPON, Blues Chaser | WCAR. News, Temple 3:¢0- WJR, W. Warren, News 
WPON, News, Record Room -——— WPON. Party WWJ, Weekday 
1:30—WW4J. Morgan Beatty WEDNESDAY MORNING 10.30 -WXY2. Girl Marries WXYZ, Ed McKenzie WXYZ, News 
CKLW, Gabriel Heatter 
WJBK, Mickey Shorr 
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WCAR, Pontiac H 6:00—WJR, Jim Vinall 
WWJ, News 
WXYZ, Fred Wolf | | ] 
      
  11:¢0—WJR, Arthur -Godfrey CKLW, Bud Davies 
WJBK, News, Don 
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WPON, News, Club 1460 va 
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  0O—WWJ. Dragnet CKLW, Rooster Club WWJ. Weekday 
WXYZ, Bhow World WJBK, Gentile, Binge ATS.) Monte Kinesem *WHYE. Neve Mekeusie CKLW, Treasury Agent WPON, Country Music CKLW, News, Story Time | wear. Caravan of Music WJBK, News, Mickey Shorr | 6:30—WJR, Voice of Agricit| WJBK, News, Tom George! , 40" Vik” parade of Bands WPON, News, Record Room | WWJ, Bob Maxwell CAR) Neen Mure WWJ. Widder Brown 8:30—WJR, Suspense CKLW, Guy Nunn |, WON, News, Party XYZ, Wattrick, Sports WWJ, Lone Ranger WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge | !1:30- WIR, Make Up Mind| cKtw Eddie Chase 
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CKLW, Bob and Ray WCAR, News, Cofige- CKLW, News, Sammy Kaye! §:00—WJR, William Sheehan Nan News, Mic WPON, News, Rise, Shine | WJBK, News, Tom George; WWJ, News at 5 
WPON, News. Orville | 7:30—WJR, Music a WCAR, ists WXYZ, Wattrick, Sports 
9:30—WJR, Guest House WXYZ, News, WPON CKLW. Eddie Chase WXYZ,. Best Bands CKLW, Terrence Sy Delt lists WIR Tune for Music| WJBK, News, Don McLeod 
CKLW, Bob and ‘Ray WJBK, News, Gentile, Binge) WWJ, Faye Elizabeth | WCAR, News, Caravan 
WJBK. Gentile, Binge 8:00-—-WJR, Jack White - WXYZ, News Ace ‘PON, News, Serenade 
PON, Zee & Orvi te WWJ, Bob Maxwell CKLW, Bud Davies 5:30—WJR, Music Hall 
16:00—WJR, Bing Crosby WXYZ, News, Osgood WCAR, Caravan WWJ, Jim Deland 
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.” 
Puppet comedy. (9) Abbott and) © 
Costello. Bud becomes al 
“Vacuum Cleaner Salesman’ 
but forgets to clean the dirt 
from the machine, (4) News and 
Sports, Paul Williams, Bill Flem-) 
ming. (2) Patti Page Show. 
Music. 
6:15—(7) News. John Daly. (4) 
Dolores. Short drama. (2) News. 
Jac LeGoff. 
6:25—(4) Weathercast. Sonny Eliot. 
(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ever- 
ett Phelps. ~~ 
6:30—(7) Warner -Bros. Presents 
Thela, a beautiful young lady 
from another planet, tries her 
charms on weather station sci- 
entists in ‘“‘Deep Freeze,'’ Gerald 
Mohr, Allison Hayes star. (9)| 
Follow That Man. Ralph Bell- 7:30—(7) Wyatt Earp. Showman 
a wild west show in ‘‘The Bunt-) 
line Special."" (2) Navy Log. The 
story of a ghost ship and one 
man’s courage; a ship suddenly 
ho one at the wheel. 
8:00—(7) Make Room for Daddy. 
  to play the London Palladium 
but the rest of the family 
doesn't seem too happy about it; 
Danny Thomas~stars in ‘‘Dan- 
ny’s Palladium Bid." (9) Ethel 
Barrymore Theater. Walter 
Brennan in ‘‘The Gentle Years,"’| 
a small town editor pulls a good- 
natured trick to get a Swedish 
servant American citizenship. 
(4) Fireside Theater. Dane Clark 
plays the “Little Guy’ who | 
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  swings to avoid a torpedo with) 
Danny Williams gets a chance} 
| proves that a man’s courage has|7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To- 'the’ Fishers take time out to do|L. Doty Mey vil. 
\1:55—(2) Cartoon Classroom. maneuvers; Phil Silvers stars. | Paul Williams. (2) ners Jac Le.| 
Goff. 
offers Earp a fortune to star in 14:is—(7) White Camellia. Lloyd \shapes-up as one of the more dismissed against the firm's presi- 
Corrigan in ‘“‘The Man Trap.” 
(4) The Little Show. Dani Sue 
Nolan in ‘‘Sweet Little Dame.” 
(2) Miss Fair Weather. Mary 
Anne Brownley. 
11:20—(2) Les Paul-Mary ~ Ford. 
Music. 
  11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
Richard Carlson in ‘Behind 
Locked Doors."’ 
11:30—(4) Fabian of Scotland 
Yard. Adventure drama, ‘‘Extra! 
Bullets,” a housemaid apparent- 
ly likes to poison her employers. 
WEDNESDAY MORNING 
6:50—(2). Meditations. (4) Today's 
Farm Report. 
6:55—(2) Give Us This Day. 
(7) The Teen- 
(4) 
is: @0—(4) Today. (7) Little Rascals. | amy in ‘Women’s Reforma-| nothing to do with his size. (2)} day. 
tory.” (4) Dinah Shore. Music,| Guy Lombardo Jubilee.- Guy}7:25—(4) News. 
songs. (2) Name That Tune.| Lombardo and his orchestra'7:30—(4) Today. 
Musical quiz. - | with guests. . | ager. 
6:45—(4) News Caravan. John 8:30—-(7) Cavalcade Theater. 
Cameron Swayze. | “Danger on Clover Ridge,’’ tells) News. 
7:00—(9) Theater. Drama 'FBA.| of a forest fire, a missing mon- 
Martha Raye Show. Martha! key and suspense, Howard Neg- 
Raye seeks Molly Goldberg's 
Hideaway; Julius LaRosa, Hugh 
Martin guests. (2) You'll Never 
Get Rich. Sgt. Bilko is caught 
between a wedding and Army Jey, Gordon Mills star. (9) Pick! 
the Stars. Canadian talent show. 
(4) Playwrights '56. “You Some-| 
times Get Rich’? when you win! 
a quiz program, but an Army 
(Political Advertisement) 
Now, honestly   
  (2) Red Skelton. Red, as Clem 
Keddidtlenopper, becomes en-| 
tangled with a beautiful interna- 
tional spy. 
:00—(7) Jalopy Races. Films. (9)   
Mr. Governor! Wonders ‘Who Killed Aunt’ Mag- 
    gie. (2) $64,600 Question. Hal 
| March with super quiz. : 
9: 30—(7) Jumbo Theater. The 
WE HOLD YOUR NOTE | Erwins in “Cafe Society.” (4)! 
Federal Men. Adventure drama‘) 
“Green Feather,” a girl smug- 
gler is caught. (2) Highway Pa- 
trol. Brod Crawford as head of 
state police organization. 
10:00—(%) John Wayne. John 
| Wayne stars in ‘New Frontier.” 
(9) National News. (4) Celebrity 
Playhouse. Jan Sterling in ‘The 
Go-Between,"" a non-artist boy 
finds love in Greenwich Village. 
(2) The Man Called X. Adven-| 
ture drama. 
‘10:10—(9) Weathervane. 
10:15—(9) Baseball Hall of Fame. ON USED TV 
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8:30—(4) Today. 
derland. 
'$:45—(2) News, Weather. 
8:55—(4) News. (7) Wixie’s Won-| 
sergeant finds it's a hectic life. 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. ¢4) Romp-|the ensuing headline. 
er Room. 
9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. 
| Heartthrob Theater. 
'9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 
10:00—-(4) Home. 
10:25—(4) Window in Home. 
/10:30—(2) Strike It Rich. 
Home. 
10:55—(7) News. 
11:00—(2) Valiant Lady. 
nessee Ernie. (7) Story Studio. | 
11:15—(2) Love of Life. 
11:25—(7) News. 
11:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. 
(4) Feather Your Nest. (7) 
Robin and Ricky. 
11:35—(9) Billboard. 
11:45—(2) Guiding Light. 
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(2) Mid-day Movie. (4) 
Ding Dong School. (7) 12 o'Clock 
Comics. (9) Take a Look. 
12:15—(9) Folk Songs. 
12:30—(2) Ladies Day. (4) 
(4) -Hour 
of Shows. (7) Beulah. (9) Car-| 
toons 
12:45—-(9) Myrtle Labbitt. 
1:00—(7) Lady of Charm. +9) 
News 
1:05—19) Shoppers Show. 
1:25—1!) TV News 
:30—(2) Linkletter’s House Parts 
(4) Hollywood Story. 
:55—(4) Fran Harris. 
:00—(2) The Big Pavyoff. 
(Color.) Matinee Theater. 
Afternoon Film Festival. 
20—(2) Give Us This Day. 
30—(2) Bob Crosby. 
o0—(2) Brighter Day. 
With Life. we) 
(4)- Date 
-$:15—(2) Secret Storm-.(4) Mod- 
ern Romances. 
:2&—(9) News. - 
:30—(2) Edge of Night. (4) Queen 
for a Day. (9) Justice Colt. 
:00—(2) Four o'Clock ‘Theater 
(4) Pinky Lee. (7) The Erwins 
4:30—'2) As the World Turns. (4) 
(Color). Howdy Doody. (7) Ra- 
mar of the Jungle. 19) Howdy 
Doody. 
5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) Mr. 
Twinky. (7) Mickey Mouse Club 
(9) Dance Party. 
5:30—(4) Long John Silver. 
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without first occupying the Pesca- 
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L ucllie $ = | . | KANSAS CITY Vice Presi-, of the Ford Motor Co., and an- 
versatile —— ident Joao Goulart of Brazil leaves'other day with Walter Reuther, 
UI he asia today, for a two-day visit to De-|president of the United Auto 
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NEW YORK (INS) — Guy Lom- ** gomplicasion Uy 
bardo's music will be the sweetest 3 Fog ttl 
this side of another network start- pons 
ing June 12, when CBS scraps his 33 triat” YL, 40 Surfeited 
show (currently Tuesdays 8 to 8:30.43 Narrow inlet 
p.m:) in favor of a series star- . a | : 
ring, Nita'Talbot called “Joe andif} Wile Sigh |]: _‘ LIBBY'S GREEN THUMB SALE! Mable.” ip Irony 430 iPr) 
The spokesman for Lombardo, | iis Hebrew ’ 
[who announced the switch, said 5, itt, a eee ee Libby's Pineapple Juice....... .46 Oz. 25c \the maestro has no “‘ill feelings,’’| faculties devices bod 43 Rots flax by " 
\but added that Guy’s present spon-| C Rabo pala i 3 Pellowers ares 3 Lbs. S$ -79e sor, Ph aceuticals, Inc., was: DOWN previaea 3s Lenk a . cable coe pry eee eee e ree eee ee eee ewrene 
given a choice of backing the NeW} 1 Demigodde: ab.) Alaska 4 Euptred : A 4 
series or giving up its time. | * gives - it Send 30 Dispatched : —— Giant Size Surf Sete ee ee eee cere aes 9c 
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pagans “delighted” with | 4 Beottiah 19 Philippine , 37 Winglike ‘i eons bel 
the old pro’s ratings, Gay’s spon- | , pref! — hoon 5S African fy. sor will probably buy ‘Joe and | 6 volieg) " Reval ee 1 Fes up war) 
Mable” but will definitely hunt 
for an advantageous time spot | .» stood mute yesterday at his 
to present the Royal —— etroit irm e crc court arraignment on   | | 
| le } on ABC or NBC this fal 
“Joe and Mable,” based on the. 
homelife of a cab driver, has kind) in False Leite 
of been a TV waiting-for-a-street- DETROIT w — The Famous. 
car gag. The series was kine- Window Co., of Detroit, was bound scoped and ready to go well over!over yesterday for trial on a a year ago, and nothing happened charge of false advertising in con- 
jexcept yawns. ihection with its television adver- 
We hear that it has been ré-| tising of storm windows. 
jvamped and rewritten and now! Similar charges, however, were he wrote himself a $100/ 
aly without having an account, 
Oakland County Circuit Judge 
Frank L. Doty entered a plea of} 
innocent for Tietzens, who is free | 
on $500 bond. No trial date was set. Friendly Market | 
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  Innocent Plea Entered 
on Charge of Forgery 
Rose Mary Anderson, of 1807 
‘|dent, Oscar J. Reiss, and a former |Hasel St., Birmingham, pleaded in- 
EDDIE, GOES WEST |salesman, Sidney Wiess. Inocent at her circuit court ar-| | The’actions came at an examina-| Eddie Fisher's show has moved leteal ll ketare’ Recorder's Judge Talgnment enn Oa See's 
to Hollywood and will continue to c., N rge Murphy. The Better Busi-|, 
be beamed from the coast until/ness Bureau of Detroit was the sometime in November after Ed- ‘complainant. 
die and Debbie's -baby is born. | 
The show continues in its 15- 
minute format with one big Admits Theft of Autos 
Upon His Arraignment [~ 
Charged with the theft of two 
utomobiles April 27, one in Lake 
brion and one in Pontiac, Gordon   
    
jpalatable situation comedies. 
      
  
\through his newly formed com- 
pany, ‘“‘Ramrod Productions,” 
which should mean a considerable, 
    financial gain for the father-to-be. —, dobry up to £ ; 
' King Dewey of 841 Stanley Ave.’ unit hes. Picture L. e 
Rida ea os Sea for pleaded guilty at his circuit court] Window up to 100 united inches. 
snl gpesanag a 330 W. TIENKEN ROAD jarraignment yesterday. 
Dewey will be sentenced by Oak- | 
interim. |jand County Circuit Judge Frank | i | turn Aug. 29. 
the. OLive 1-5631 Rochester 
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179? 8S. TELEGRAPH a picture for RKO titled ‘‘Bundle) 
of Joy.’ 
In. November or early December, 
\Eddie and Debbie return to New 
York to scan scripts for a Broad- 
|way musical.   lJudge E Enters Plea 
for Eldon Tietzens | 
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  Look for the biggest news yet 
to come out of the Godfrey camp. 
(Perhaps a switch of one of his 
leicerd to an early Monday night 
|spot' come fall) . . . but when this 
jhappens, it will be just part of OPEN © 
‘TIL 10:00 P. M. ~ 
     
OLD-TIME GREATS \ 
If you look fast on Thursday’s 
‘Lux Video Theater (NBC), you'll 
jglimpse a dozen of the silent 
|screen's all-time greats. 
| Stanley Quinn, Video Theater 
producér, has invited thém to play 
ithe jury in the courtroom drama. 
“The Night: of January 16th."") 
iAmong. those present will be Ra- 
|mon Navarro, Julia Faye, Viola 
\Dana, Mack Sennett, May McAvoy, 
and ‘Francis X. Bushman. | 
  Hal March, recently wed to | 
Candy Toxton, stars on the July | 
| | 15 NBC spectacular “The Bache. 
! tor.” Steve Allen is now hard 
| at work on the show’s music | 
and lyrics. 
|  < - 
June Havoc, in our book better 
looking and a funnier female than 
most any comedienne around, has 
reportedly solved her TV series 
problems. She has been mulling 
over a deal based on a comic strip 
and the script has gone. through 
alterations sa it just about fits. 
Mord is that June was ready to 
zo quite aWhile ago, but got into 
a verbal hair-pulling session with 
the wife of a Madison ave. nabob 
_ and wound up dis-tressed. 
June's sister, Gypsy Rose Lee. 
maintains she won't tackle TV   
  
  
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clamping down on» followers of   _ strations of loyalty to the fallen through the bars . . . then they'd 
: jstamp on them. 
sa. . they'd string us up by our hands 
for a day.” ‘ ; os. * 
Ivan: Adolfo Mirando Naon, 19, 
began singing the battle hymn of) 
Peron’s followers, “Peronista |), |, i 
Boys,” yesterday on a crowded! prancisco Jovino, a Roman Catho- 
street. A passer-by complained |, layman who knows as much! 
ond a policeman ane NaN.’ bout conditions in Chinese Com- 
The youth insisted he was only mist jails-and slave labor camps 
trying to Win a bet. ‘as almost any man. He spent four, Federal Judge Luis Botet of- years in them. 
dered him held for trial . 
Earlier in the day, Botet or- om ophianly oe eee 
Gered [two (mer batt kege es ey unregistered firearms, and charges of soliciting contributions) so | with not registering his fishing for the Peronista underground, cain case enacts ae: 
from employes of the city . bus 
The 40-year-old sfanghai resi- firm. 
. UO ident said he had _ registered the 
These were the first actions UN- weapons and ships under the Kuo-| 
der’ the government's anti-Peron mintang (Nationalist) government, | 
propaganda decree. Peron was but had neglected to re-register| 
ousted last September. jthem when the Communists took 
: lover. . 
Alert, Athletic Priest PRISON EXPERIENCE 
Nabs Poor Box Thief Jovino told me some of his pris- 
DENVER (® — An alert priest on experiences: 
nabbed a poor box thief as the| “They pushed a half of basin 
of cold water through the bars of 
suspect fled fro ma Denver church.! 
The Rev. Joseph M. O’Malley,| 
  my cold cell each morning for 
eight of us to wash in. We ail Communist Slave “The Communist prison guards}Was sent to a slave labor camp 
Juan Peron who persist in deman-jordered us: to put our- hands/north of Shanghai. 
Or sometimes/of 12, each covering about 100 
lacres of swamp land and holding 
10,000 political prisoners, marriage 
lviolators, thieves, deserters from. 
| The Chinese-Italian who told me the Korean wai, dope addicts, 
n Shanghai was Guiseppe rafters and Chinese priests. ‘ : 
building. They slept on planks 
laid over the earthen _ floor. 
| Total fuod each ‘day amounted 
to 28 ounces: Eight ounces of 
rice. broth in the morning, 14 
ounces of dry rice and a vege- 
table in the afternoon. and six 
ounces of. broth at night. ° — 
A weak or “unprogressive’’ pris-| 
‘oner who. did not fulfill his work 
Prisoners lived in leaky mud quota was first only deprived of 
huts, 60 in one 20-by-60-foot ‘cigarettes. After two years in jail, Jovino 
He explained the camp was one} 
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     foe 
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'h er in chains, 
If he still didn’t re- WOuld shout 7 a : _ with them? 
‘mindful of their own future, would! 
shout, “Kill them . e* 
.______ THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1956 
a 
at the same rate as 
ther prisoners. He was not al- 
stretch?" 
PRISONER-TRIALS — 
Jovino described “‘trials’’ of “‘un- 
“What will we do 
The other prisoners, 
The guards, trying to appear 
“A year,” the crowd would 
i shout. 
“No, we won't be as hard as 
~ that,” the guards would say. 
We'll put them in irons for only 
two months.” 
TIED OUT IN. COLD NUDE 
Jovino explained how the next 
im. tied.to a pole outdoors, in one 
world. 
Jovino said he and his fellow 
      
    
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Car D: Break th Sp \ . . 
jform, he was shackled in chainsjhave been already decided, 
around his ankles, so he could) would not be allowed to speak, and 
barely walk. He still had to work|had no one to speak for him. Jo-| 
vino continued: 
| “The last time I saw this happen 
lowed to rest for ten hours at a the man was accused of spreading 
: lrumors that the Kuomintang was 
‘coming back. 
| “The prisoner was grabbed by 
and shot, 
‘progressive’ prisoners. The guards spewed out of his head.” 
EXTEND SENTENCES 
“The Communists,"’ said Jovino, | soldiers 
. . kill them,’’|““made a great fuss when they re- 
‘duced anyone's sentence for prop- 
| merciful, would say, “We don’t aganda. They reduced the sen- 
do that. We'll put them in irons. ‘tences of six or seven men out of 
How long should we put them in’ the 10,000 in my camp, while I was irons?" there.” 
“But,” 
| creased the sentences of more 
than 390. 
sentenced to three years ended | 
up with 18 because he couldn’t 
, or wouldn’t work hard enough, \ 
“Those due for release had a 
very poor 
step im the campaign to reform a ‘Their family and the Communist-| 
prisoner who did not respond to/controlled 
chains was to strip him and leave’ their locality had to agree to the | 
release, and the prisoner had to} 
lof the coldest countries in the|have a job to go to. The’ street 
committee would decide whether | 
|he was wanted and needed by the |Ann Arbor Attorney 
He 
Payne, S 
Conlin, 51, is a native of 
Arbor and a graduate of the 
®Y bor since 1927.” his brains|—- ee \Appointed by Williams 
1 Yl t LANSING W — Governor 
— iliams has appointed John 
Conlin, Apn Arbor attorney, asf 
Washtenaw County probate judge. | 
succeeding the late Judge Jay H.' 
versity of Michigan law school. 
‘He has practiced law if Ann 
     
   
    
       
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leu, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 
(3 NO. SAGINAW ST. rea , DR. OATES, Optemetrist i 4 
        
he added, “they in. 
One man originally | 
chance of getting one. 
street’ committee _ in| Mel S: unday 
a remember to 
attend 
  fe 
the church of — 
your choice 
   
a former amateur boxer, captured 
George Wilbur Stinson, 30, after 
a 6-block chase by auto and on 
foot. Stinson surrendered without! 
a fight. ‘ : shared a latrine bucket in the} 
eight-by-four-foot cell, 
““We had to meditate our 
crimes sitting erect for two pe- 
| Wiods of three hours every day. prisoners always knew when one 
preme penalty for being unable 
or unwilling to complete work 
quotas, They would all be herd-   society. 
* * * 
| of them was to receive the su- __,, 
It was an easy: matter, then. 
for a Drisoner to be kept working. 
iThe authorities had only to sug- | Huntgon | Ma } 
Detectives said Stinson, an ex-) 
convict, admitted the robbery. He 
was carrying $107.50 when ar- 
rested. 2 If we moved the guards would 
stamp on our hands, or force our 
hands behind our backs and 
make us hang by them, until we 
| yelled for mercy.” :     
      al vertisement) 
      Jovino’s story put to scorn the 
    
    Now, honestly 
“Mr. Governor!   
+ me were anything like conditions in 
other jails. 
  
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It showed how Com-| : : munists maintain an unlimited| trial Textiles Trade Fair, London. 
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of love may go up! 
|has spggested that the 
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fi creased to $5. 
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  ed into a field and surrounded 
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These trials were always a farce, gest to the street committee to 
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Wayne May Raise toto home “and save thei pennies.” 
He willwrite the Board of Wedding Permit F e ing erm! ee Supervisors suggesting the change. 
DETROIT we — Even the price He indicated‘he might seek raises 
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. * * * 
County Clerk Edgar M. Branigin 
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Lack of baby sitters is blamed 
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in Bloemfontein, South Africa. 
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