Ay ' i ‘ i 4 ONTIAC PRESS | The Weather U.&. Weather Bureau Forecast ; ‘ Cloudy, Warmer: page two > Poot Edition : | : i. Li 114th YEAR * *& &-© PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956—40 PAGES MRCAT TERN AT uwa aenvics NTO 7 INTERNATIONAL N 4 ~ efauver Upsets Adlai in innesota Primar x * i & & ” x * * « xk kk t x «x xk Ff +a Voters Deliver RT : a | Candidates Hear News Ri Damaging Blow to Stevenson | Lengthy Picketers Head- Workers Happy as Long Strike Comes to an End Tennesseean Pulls In 26 of the State's 30 Dem Back fo Work Convention Seats MINNEAPOLIS (INS) — After 156 Days Adlai E, Stevenson’s Min- nesota primary “blitz” “Union Vote to Accept backfired and today Ten- Government Peace Plan nessee Sen. Estes Kefauver Ends Dispute claimed all but four of the state’s 30 Democratic con- ' WASHINGTON (? —The - vention “votes in returns Westinghouse Electric from Tuesday’s upset presi- Corp. strike, one of the dential election. longést in the nation’s Kefauver’s victory, con- modern labor relations his- tory is over. Strikers weary of picket-"ul WHAT A FINE STATE! — Sen. Kefauver smiles broadly as he ing idle plants for 156 days listens in Minneapolis last night to returns from Minnesota's Demo- headed happily back to eratic presidentialthat gave him primary a significant preference work. over Adlai Stevenson, WESTINGHOUSE BACK-TO-WORKERS — Piant guard Gust’ Lutfey, left, checks five returning employes through the gates of the ing as the men return to their East Pittsburgh works of the Westinghouse Electric Corp. this morn-of a strike last Oct. beginning 17. Confident of Progress Ike Calls for Racial Calm WASHINGTON (® — President work for 100 per cent pari ty in ‘surpluses they couldn't stand. Eisenhower today urged the na-the market . | The President expressed hope a |Senate-House conference commit- tion not to regard the school inte-* * * gration issue as one which could If 100 per cent in the market ltee will be able to come up with ta good bill, Such a group must separate Americans and create a place is not the goal, Eisenhower try to reconcile the many differ- nasty mess, said, then crop surpluses will con- a * * ences between separate farm tinue to pile up. Eisenhower again, at a news measures passed by the two) RAPS FARM BILL . branches of Congpess. tion. He said the problem of de-then of the election | STALIN — Eisenhower said no segregation is one of deep emo-year farm bill approved by the!one can give a positive answer in tion. But he said he is confident Senate two days ago, Eisenhower |trying to interpret the meaning of progress can be made, conference, appealed for modera- ‘said he does not think it is.a good reported efforts by present Krem- bill, He said it is not workablelin. leaders to destroy the .Stalin’ Fer the second week in a row and would bury the farmers under legend in Russia, Eisenhower spoke with deep feel- ing of the controversy created by the Supreme Court's deci- sions striking down race segre- Campaigns Pontiac Driver gation in public schools. Discussing specifically the trial of a group of Negroes in Mont- gomery, Ala., in connection with in Fatal Crash the Negro boycott of that city’s buses, Eisenhower said he under- stands there is an Alabama law | Warren Resident Dead, covering that situation. * *¢ «® | George Washburn Hurt As for the situation generally in _ in Smashup the South, Eisenhower said it is incumbent upon the people of that) A Pontiac driver was injured and) area to show some progress in a Warren Township man killed in| good race relations. k two-car collision yesterday after- noon near Mt. Clemens, .Macomb COURT’S VIEWPOINT L"Geon Sheriff's deputies said. That: he added, is what the Su- George W. Washburn, 23, of 8544 preme Court asked for, The court, |Perkins St., who suffered a frac- in implementing its segregation ‘tured rib, was not held after mak- ban, called for progress with ‘‘all _| ing a statement in the death of, deliberate speed.” | ‘Charles L, Vanderstorm, 84, they) said, | o *« * i He also dealt with these other Washburn said he was going 55 matters: jmiles per hour west on M39 when MIDDLE EAST—Any outbreak | Vanderstorm’s car suddenly pulled) of major hostilities in the Middle out in front of him at Romeo Plank | East would be a catastrophe for, road. the world, Eisenhower said. He | Vanderstorm was dead on arrival) added the United States must re-; iat St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in| SEN. W. 8. BROOMFIELD gard every bit of unrest there as Mt. Clemens, where Washburn was a most serious thing. treated for minor cuts and bruises. | POLITICS—Elsenhower avoid-He sought treatment for a rib frac-| ed direct comment on conten-ture at St. Joseph Hospital in Pon-) Broomfield Asks AP Wirephote time since the jobs for the BULLETIN LANSING — The State Senate pumped new life into the Michigan Turn- pike Authority this after- noon, approving renewed appropriations for the-toll road agency by a margin of 22 votes. Approved was $150,000 to carry on’ the work for another year. Mexico Slayings dentity Probed “Check Detroit Pair With! State Agent Embezzler Hinted in Same Nation VICTORIA, Mex. (INS) — Aw! thorities today were investigating) the possibility that a Detroit cou- ple found murdered in the Mexi- can bush may. have been the vie-| tims of a grim case of mistaken identity. Police said Everett B. Kenni- son, 58, and his wife, Pauline, 50, found bludgeoned to death Monday in desolate brush coun- try east of Victoria, may have been mistaken for a St. Clair Shore, Mich., couple belleved to chave fled to Mexico with em- bezzled state funds. Mrs. Anna V. Thorpe, manager, of a Michigan secretary of state’s| ‘branch office in St. Clair Shores, her husband, Floyd, and their nine-| year-old daughter, were last seen) boarding a plane in Windsor, Ont.,| for Mexico City. An audit of the branch office's books taken just after the Thorpes’ disappearance showed a =~": shortage of $74,841. The dispute — punctuat- ed at times by violence — probably cost hundreds of Wiliam B, Stout! millions of dollars in lost wages and business. Settlement came last Dies in Phoenix night when the striking In- Pioneer in Automotive) - ternational Union of Elec- trical Workers (IEU)-voted and Aviation Suffers to accept a peace plan pro-Heart Attack at 76 posed two weeks ago by government mediators, but PHOENIX w® — William Bush- nell (Bill) Stout, 76, pioneer auto- changed somewhat in the motive and aviation inventor, died union’s favor since then. of a heart attack at his home here The new contract gives IVE workers annual pay raises rang- ing from 5 to 22 cents an hour, added to their prestrike average) of $2.10hour. raises| gm an Additional up to 12 cents an hour were pro vided for skilled workers. Pensionsinsurance bene- and fits were improved. For ex- ample, the company will take over fall cost of employe insur- Mothers Will Get ance after November 1958, Westinghouse announced that New Trattic Light nine of its consumer products. plants will get back into produc- eat: Picketing Site | Irate mothers, who blockaded tion today. They are at Spring- traffic this week to protect their field, Mass., Metuchen, Bloom- ‘children,get a traffic light will field, Belleville and Trenton, N.J., ° Fairmont, W.Va.; Elmira, N. Y.; A meeting of city. officials ; : "lideas, adapted ai decided install the light “‘as soon as possible” at and Mansfield and Columbus,|rear engine, plasticbodied vehicle terday afternoonto yes- Ohio. to automotive design in the con-| the corner of East Boulevardand BACK AT WORK SOON struction of his “Scarab” car, a) He frequently said a combination The bulk of the 4,000 strikers automobile-airplane would become represented by IVE are ‘expect- commonplace. the light may be ready by the ed to be on the job again in a} Stout was an engineering gradu- time grade-schoolers alight from matter of days. However, at some ate of the University of Minnesota. He had been a newspaper colum- nee a, plants, notenty nist, editor of automotive maga- Traffic Engineer Theodore M. the company’s East Pittsburgh! yines and chief engineer for a De-Vanderstemple said he, City Man- works, it will take a month to troit motorcar manufacturing com- ager Walter K. Willman and Po- lice Chief Herbert W. Straley studied the situation and decided to restore production. | pany. accomplishments included development of smal] pancake en-push a plan adopted two months October, delayed by nearty half gines, folding portable | The strike, started in mid. |, His houses,880 | a year introduction of the 1956 |, pusher-type plane and numerous While police directed traffic, sign- line of Westinghouse products. other items. |toting mothers Monday started He was an accomplished pianist) their campaign, after a boy, 7, was ‘or that reason, the company and a pen 4nd ink artist. critically injured while crossing now expects to step up output Stout was born in Quincy, Il. the street Friday. “considerably beyond prestrike He was a former president of levels at all consumer product) the Society of Automotive Engi-. plants.” ineers. Sunny Skies Going, ] A strike of nearly 10,000 West-| eee 7 & tions that the upset victory of | tiac last night, authorities said, | al inghouse workers represented by. | Sen, Kefauver (D-Tenn) in the | and was later released. | Rain, Snow Coming Loot: 20 Cigarettes another union, the independent OUIles to Talk on TV | Minnesota presidential primary — U f House Sea | said two American residents of United Electrical Workers (UE),| NEW YORK (Secretary of owe | Vietoria are prime suspects in Sunny skies are bringing some-Risk: Fifteen Years yesterday reflected a revolt will continue pending a separate State Dulles will report on his) against administration farm pol-‘Sign of the Times © : the slayings because both men settlement. But an early agree-Far East tour in a radio and what warmer weather today. The The burglar who broke into disappeared shortly after the | 'U.S. Weather Bureau predicts rain’ icles. | ROME (INS)—Sign of the times:| Royal Oak State Solon ment was expected, based on the television broadcast Friday from the Sportsman’s Grill in Avon . . bodies were found. 1 mixed with snow toni ght with a Township last night must have Some 200 Italians whose admiring IUE terms, 110:30 to 11 p.m. EST. . 7 statement parents named them Stalin ‘have sAs for the farm ‘situation, the wa will Campaign for Post The missing men, William A. low of 32-36 degrees. ; wanted a smoke pretty badly, President repeated a statement pa Vacated by Dondero Shelton. 25, and Joseph O'Brien, Thursday will be mostly cloudy he first made in the 1952 cam-petitioned the courts to have their, World religious revival ... Billy Graham series land colder with rain { A é i to names changed. \30, were lease-managers of the mo-| : nm ; and colder with rain in the morn-| ties said today. paign ones ae) Geet ammo amin : State Senator William S. Broom-'tel where the vacationing Kenni-starts on page 27. |ing and a high of 38 to 42 degrees.| He took just one package of _ field (R-Royal Oak) today an-sons stayed until March 12, the More about your income tax ... deductions... In downtown Pontiac the lowest! cigarettes, leaving everything page 12. temperature preceding 8 a.m. was else untouched. If caught, he ‘nounced his candidacy for the Re- 48 they were murdered. , | 25 degrees. The mercury rose to Today’s chapter of Lenten Guideposts is on page 8. faces a maximum 15 years in | Publican nomination to run for the 44 at 2 p.m. - prison, t Urges Abolition or Activation By TO LISTEN! ; Surveyor Says Office Is ‘Outmoded’ ies. |who preceded the Royal Oak man. County communities ea parieer Tales Teate ane Oakland South Sewer by six ard Kuhn, of Pontiac, is also in By BURDETT c.\sToppARD were buying land from the govern-'portant. If markers are rerhoved, their locationsection corners, of it into the Detroit treatment sy+-| Oakiand County's present elected ment and someone had to be they should be relocated and re- The Koad Commission is doing tem. ; placed, but I receive no allocation as The latest candidate was elect-+ surveyor and another man who around to show them where it was. Bee lage, Birmingham, Bloom- field Hills and Bloomfield good a job of this as possible, to finance such work or keep up but very few surveyorstheir turn |: Southfield has voted to incor- held the post for 14 years agreed | ed to the Senate in 1954, follow- The eounty surveyor now is settle disputes between sup- Township have been or- evena part-time office where rec- information over te the commis- lyesterday that the job, as now set posed to porate as a city, but hasn't ap- ing three terms as a state repre-| ordg might be kept and made dered by the State Water sion,"’ proved a charter, Main explained. |up, gives little or no service to the private surveyors in a court case resentative, He was the youngest | available to the public." therefore having no status as a | public. Resources Commission to man in Michigan's legislative ; ‘where they can't a: gree ona section, Each private surveyor locates township or a city under which history to serve as Speaker pro-| A pretty girl with a mind and) The position should either be line,” said MacNutt. “I've had to) Baldwin advocated “‘setting up some section corners, said Mac- wastes to flow into the ite could enter an authority. tem of the House. — way of her own suddenly lands done away with ‘ ‘and save ballot-do this once in eight years.” a central office in the county Nutt, ‘‘but confusion arises as var- The bill passed yesterday allows) Then she|Printing costs.” they feel: or be} where all surveyors could record stop allowing untreated . ‘Captain Easy in jail. ‘ious subdivisions are tied in.” Rouge River. ki The setup calis for MacNutt to Soufhfield to legally enter the y activated to the point where it can The office, as now constituted, They decided to set up an au-be paidby the township he is | schoolsand. served’ inthe Air *Prings a big surprise and Eas authority whether it adopts a city) is tripped into playing the leading 40 some good. has little use in this area, said ’ thority to construct a” sewer up or reverts to township Force during World War II. He is | asked to work in, “And I didn’t charter ‘role in one of the strangest adven-In Today's Press Baldwin, “Wayne County has al- Evergreen Road from Eight Mile These views were put forth by get paid for the one job I did,” status. : married and has two daughters. tures of his career. Be sure to ready eliminated it.” - Road to Fourteen Mile Road then The senator said he will “wage County Surveyor Omar E, Mac-| he stated, Details for financing the inter-: . : si County News. ............5.. 18 In less-populous northern coun branching out to the north, said ceptor are just about completed, a vigorous campaign on the plat-1ollow te Sew adventure in the —— mast Ol Loom a “ir | “The surveyor used to keep.a| Editorials. . sie eels. . 6 \ties which have few sutveyors-the -Oakland County Drain Commis- sioner Ralph A. Main.. said Main, “and work probably form of President Eiseenhower . . ., veyer, MauriceE, Baldwin, whe 4 of records,” he explained, “par-| Sports ...... ves. 28, 29, 30, SI county surveyor still has considess ~ will get started this fall." I am totally committed to the) CAPTAIN EASY TA ccxped heads the surveying depart-‘ticularly of section corners into! Theaters ............... veel able work, he explained, (ee It would pick up the sanitary preservation of freedom and the| Sialing ‘Theretay ts | ment of a local engineering firm. /ich all surveys are tied, TV & Radio Programs....... 39 flow from their areas plus the Income Tas Returns Prepared continuance of peace and prosper-a | When the office was first set) ‘The way the value of land has| Wilson, Earl...... anbiasocsoce 17 Final 0.0.8.0. Wha Lite iim Cam Tax Consultant ity for all.” . The Pontiac “Jewels of Pacific ” west part of Troy city and carry 995 W..Huron 8t.. Open Eves. FE 2-3615 Press up, they explained, many peoplejincreased, that work is still im-| Women’s Pages...... 21 thru 25 Auditorium, Thursday, Match a 8 Bae ee f by i. | + tk ¥ { © -s as } r o j __THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, M f ARCH 21, 1956. |! D Grocer Arrested Néed Plan Board Cites ~~ Fullof Interest. in Utica Knifing tor Alleys in Two Areas "Mile Hike, Autograph Soviet on Car Mishap, terialsHounds Hit|receding Junket Charged With Stabbing Companion in Dispute Iness sites presents problems in un-|"o™? were dis- A Utica residentis in fair con- dition today in» St. Joseph Hos- pital, Mt. Clemens, after allegedly being stabbed several times with a 14-inch butcher knife by a grocer after an eveningof drinking. His reported assailant’s s der led police to the wounded the Soviet Union. When the left motorcadeHams Hall it sped through the Wi countryside, Suddenly on the open road it * stopped. from ‘his car and said, “I would like some fresh air.” LJ * * He marched off for a mile along the road while the automobiles) cS AP Wirepheto SPRING CHORE: DIGGING OUT — In a scene : east's worst storm of the season. Conditions are typical of the New York City suburban area, mo-rapidly returni ng te normal from Maine to Vir- torists in Yonkers wield snow shovels in bright ginia as snow clearance crews attacked blizzards’ spring sunshine to extricate autos trapped in the drifts, Nab 3 in Robbery Spring Sun, 10,000 Men Work on New York Snow | victim. Walter Lyon, 34, of 47787 Betty St. was given 79 stitches and blood transfusions cfter police found him collapsed near his car early yesterday morning, Grocer Jesse J. Robinson, 40, stood mute upon arraignment on a charge of felonious assault with intent to commit murder. He was i : | i s Calls for Probe From Our Wire Services The 34 mark at Fargo, N.D., com-|° A bright spring sun, warm tem- pared with 39 at Jacksonville, Fla. Most of the area west of the peratures and 10,000 sanitation storm-stricken Northeast reported nearly normal weather, Kefauver Victory of State Offices Former Auditor General Claims ‘Politics’ Cause Hits Adlai’s Hopes ‘Identify Body. Of State Man Laxity in Branches = FBI Report Victim in Texas Murder Was Photos of Japan From Michigan to Be Exhibited “ CANYON, Tex. — The body tion “indicated a revolt in the state at Cranbrook missioner. warned own-of a man found stabbed to death and in the entire Midwest against EMERSON F, ALSTONles abandoned during in a toadside park near here Sat-the Eisenhower-Benson farm pro- gram.” of Monday's 13.5 fall urday was identified by the FBI must remove snowbound yesterday as Robert Boyd Chap-He added: “It is clear to me streets by this after-man, 30, of Holt, Mich. |A uto Club Head 7 g that we Democrats can and will 3 will receive tickets, Identification was made from win in November.” * * * Southeast, temperatures fingerprints. Agents said two small § | Taken by Death 5 ¥ The senator, whose handshaking and direct appeal to the voters boys the body. It apparently : if 5. 8 z 2 q had been dumped from a car and also won him all of New Hamp- covered with weeds. shire’s 12 Democratic presidential Chapman had operated a service Emerson F. Alston Dies ‘delegates last week, called Steven- station in Phoenix, Ariz., for the past two years. He had visited his | in Local Hospital After son ‘‘a fine man.” wife in ‘Michigan when their baby Explaininghe thought he why Brief Illness Fa E é 5 = : P i Explosion Destroys was born last month. The couple won, he told reporters,may “I decided to sell the service station have spelied out my program in Emerson F. Alston, Pontiac divi- so Chapman could live in Michigan. more detail, worked harder and sion Club manager of of Michigan, the Automobile died in St. Jo met more Asked if people.” he thought California's ti *' June 5 primary election would be any tougher than Minnesota's, Ke- GE Plant; 2 Missing : 64, fauver replied with a tired grin: Associatedthe Auto Club “They don’t get any tougher than with Texas authorities said Chapman Drop First Charge for the past 20 years, he had what I started out with here.” apparently was murdered that recently been cited by the firm night. for his service to Pontiac and Reporters who traveled with both Against the Prophet The park where his body was : iz businesshandled on is a [ a basis. This is the biggest scandal the. candidates as they criss-crossed found is about a 12 hour drive to hit the DepartmentState in of Minnesota last week said it was DETROIT «) — One of two Schenec-|from Phoenix. evident that Kefauver’s crowds charges of gross indecency against ady, The body had been stabbed 14 Born in New York, Alston came were more enthusiastic in their Prophet Jones, Negro religious cult blasts followed. The cause was not times, apparently with a double to Michigan in 1931 as a stock “there have been published news- response, leader, was dismissed today after determined. edged knife. The head had been stories, apparently not de- | The senator pounded away at paper the complaining witness failed to The building housed a chemical crushed. is Py nied. indicating that certain branch the theme of ‘‘bossism” by state materials shop. appear. managers’ offices of the Depart Recorders Judge Frank G. Sche- * 5-45 ret Eg * * * past two years. Report Smoking Adds of the workers ment of State are being House Will Consider The A veteran of World War I, he “|manske dismissedcharge when the names missing were not determined im-to. Risk of Lung Cancer |was a member of the Lions Club, the prosecution said the witness, _ mediately, Cook -Nelson American Legion Alfred Cartaniz, 18, cannot be) Water Study Aid Bill CHICAGO (INS) — The director Donald Cree of Schenectady, Post, and Heart of the Lakes Post found. Stevenson planned 3 of statistical research for the hospitalized with serious in- VFW. He attended St. Vincent de Jones, who was accompanied was to American Cancer Society has re- 4 court by 150, of his followers, is outstanding club story. still awaiting trial on a second asserted that cigarette smoking in- At least one other worker was He was named iA 2 r 4 creases the risk of lung cancer. treated at the scene. manager of Michigan by the AAA gross indecency charge in which Pontiac. Eight grandchildren * * Ld E. Cuyler Hammand, speaking board of directors in February. the complainant is patrolman John Mexico Approves Visit survive Large barrels of resin and var-yesterday at the society's [linois Surviving is his wife, Anna, with Henry. The Prophet was arrested nish were reported stored in the women's fund-raising luncheon in MEXICO CITY —Congress has whom he resided at 1615 Lakeview Feb. 20 following a vice squad 22 building, a concrete structure re-Chicago, said lung cancer last . Funeral arrangements are given final approval for President investigation. pending at the Brace-Smith Fu-Adolfo Ruiz Cortines to leave the Following the court hearing, inforced with steel and known as year killed 22,000 men and 5,000 No. 77, |women in this country. He said that It took firemen about six hours a study into the relationship be- neral Home. Jones’ followers gathered on the court house steps and sang patri- otic songs while saluting an Amer- to control the flames. tween lung cancer deaths and cig- A i mgs firm is in the arette smoking showed only a market for automobile safety in White Sulphur Spring, W. Va., fean flag on a building across the Rounseville, Martha Wright and “mere handful” of victims were '|Now It’s ‘Snow’ Problem non-smokers, belts, The Hague learns. March 26-28. street. Mahalia Jackson. NORTHFIELD, Mass. ® — A group of Northfield residents has Jackson Doctor Dies Westphalia, the son of Frank and found a way to make use of the Pontiac Teacher Receives Award of Urban League Anna Snitgen and married Marie huge piles of snow that line the JACKSON (# — Dr. Charles H. LeMonde Dec. 15, 1917 in streets after two blizzards. They Ahronheim, 90, a medical officer Pontiac teacher and librarian segregation, he pointed out that were making progress in over-ously to “convince the popularWichita Falls, Tex. . invited the children to line main in the German army in World War the 1954 Supreme Court decision coming segregation. mind." Miss Viola B. Fitch last night re- street with snow sculptures.-If I, died Tuesday following a stroke. | on school segregation was ‘‘evolu- “The Negro is the yardstick of ceived the Pontiac Urban League The role of northern communi- ion the idea works out they'll make He had practiced in the United, tionary, not dramatic.” American democracy,” Judge Mc- annual award for outstanding con-ties absorbing Negro immigrants tribution to racial and religious He sald a “national crisis” ex-from the south, Judge McCree an annual affair of it, they said. States since 1935. Cree concluded. ‘In this way, per- understanding in Oakland County ists in five southern states— said, is increasingly important. He haps he has a greater responsi- in 1955. | Virginia, South Carolina, Missis-said northerners wishing better re-bility than anyone else." He was a veteran of World War League Everett Spur-Alabama Geergia— and integration Judge was introduced ‘Adversarie s Square Off director C. sippi, and lations smooth of McCree by but most states Michigan's Gov. Hart. field artillery. 1 having served with the 14th lock, presenting the plaque at last that southern | these newcomers must act vigor-Lt. Philip night’s annual meeting, said: gore: tte: site Scand mean in Hassle Over Base Site Besides his wife, he is survived “In her own quiet way, Miss by a daughter, Mrs. Frank Heath WASHINGTON uf — Adversaries, ment. He noted the Air Force's Fitch has perhaps done more of La Habra Heights, Calif. and ‘squared off today in a new effort) than any other person to further claim that it has already spent three grandchildren. to settle a two-year dispute: where! the objects of the League. For a Service will be 2 p.m. Friday or committed $500,000 at Kal- jin Michigan should the Air Force job well done, this plaque is pre- build a jet fighter base? sented with our warmest affec- from Donelson -Johns Funeral kaska and that telephone line ¢ * * |Home. Elder Herbert Lohr of the rental for the communications tion,” . Seventh Day Adventist Church will | A Senate Armed Forces subcom-project would run $460,000 more | Among constitutional amend- officiate with burial in Perry Mt. ‘mittee called a hearing (10/30 a year at Manistee than at Kal-ments adopted last night, the |% Park Cemetery. lam. EST) to take testimony on kaska, League decided to reduce the num-¢ | the long controversy. ber of board members from 24 to | Miss Thompson, in an interview, Today in Pontise Lowest temperature preceding 8 a.m. Andrew Temporali The Air Force has picked a site! quoted Secretary of the Air Force 18; to eliminate the “equally bi-©. in Kalkaska County. But the House racial” provision from board | Quarles as saying that commit- Direction: Southwest Armed Services committee recent-ments made at Kalkaska could be composition; and to permit board Sun sets Wednesday et 6:45 p.m. At @ am: Wind velocity 10 m.p.h. Andrew Temporali, 60, of 28 Hartung Ct. died early this morn- ly voted to move the proposed members to be re-elected after a transferred to Manistee. Quarles [base to Manistee County. year’s absence from the board ing in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. telephoned this information to the when they already have served two He had been ill three months. congresswoman’s assistant yester- 1895, he was married in Chicago ' part of Michigan's lower penin- Born in Ceprano, Italy April 19, | Both are in the northwestern day, she said. terms. Board members Robert Boyer Gito Matilda Berke in 1932. He at-sula, Cost of installation even- and Norman Kuijala were nomi- tended schooj in Italy. tually would run to more than | nated for second terms. Directors 20 million dollars, including an | Fine First Violator A member of the Silvercrest Dr, William A. Gordon, Mrs. Ed Baptist Church,had been elaborate new aircraft warning | win V. Clarke, Mrs. Harry L residentof Pontiac 2% years, system for which rental of tele-| he a of Refrigerator Law phone lines alone would run sev- coming here from Massachusetts. eral hundred thousand dollars Mr. Temporali owned and op-; anntally, Oakland County's first case in- erated a grocery on N. Saginaw volving violation of the 1954 “‘ice-|pired Highest temperature..,..,..e00-.ce0.. 52 Sen. Potter (R-Mich) and at ' Lowest tempereture..... Ootee> Apocons M St. He was a member of the box law’ resulted in conviction of et Mean UTE. revveccgecerscss least three Republican House mem- a Davisburg appliance dealer yes- Christian Business Men's Club and Ww 21. bers from Michigan—Reps, Knox, had served with the Italian army terday, ~ 3 Highest and Lewest This and Bentléy—are backing Temperatares Ford Date#4 Years in World War I from 1910-1918. Pontiac post State Trooper Ger- 72 im isis ot im 1885 He leaves his wife and a daugh-ald Tafel said Walter Samuel had in the Air Force's choice of Kalkaska. Rep,-Ruth ‘Thompson (R-Mich) youngest Tuesday's Temperature Chart ter, Mrs. George Links of Pontiac. his store surrounded by empty re- ever elected to that office. His favors Manistee, which is in her 41° 27 Memphis 31 1/A brother and a sister are living, frigerators, standing in the open Bismarck 4 32 Miami -6 44 topic was. school segregation as it congressional district, Kalkaska is Chieago 48 28 Minneapolis 41 34 in Rome, Italy. with doors and locking mechanisms applies to thé country as a whole. j 40 19 New Orleans 5¢° 39 in Knox's district. Service will be at 1:30 p:m. Fri-intact. The warrant charged six $3 32 New York i9 2% Miss Thompson, Potter, Ford £3 2? Omeha : . 33 day from the Huntoon Funeral specifie menaces to children. “The race problem is the most 41 38 Phoenix = =; sq and Knox were scheduled to testi-RECEIVES LEAGUE AWARD—Pontiac teacher Home, The Rev. James Luther, Springfield Township Justice Em-pressing single issue in America “4 M &. Pranciesd69 43 his pastor, will officiate with burial mett J. Leib heard Samuel's plea today,” Judge McCree said. Re- Worth64 47 St. Louis 47 28 fy at the Senate hearing. and librarian Miss Viola B. Fitch (left) is shown 38 8. 8. Marie 38 15 a= |in White Chapel Memorial Cem-Bentley for here receiving the Urban League annual | iE / @ @ gave his reasons of guilty and fined him $75 with) v: sahingion 4 2 etery, Kalkaskaa state-costs, he for outstanding contribution toward the promo- in $25 which paid. : a) : v ad : : ‘ ‘ \ oe ~ f ‘ , wt f * " ‘ -* xDESai 3 " f =. i . He — THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. 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So back shewent to. the hospital and the fa- 27 pounds heavier and 25 years/the license number of the car and JIM BROTHERS younger, to be the loser| gave it to police. Officers arrested’ ‘ . in his battle with the law. Dale G. McElhinney, 24, a few) -You’ve Seen These Advertised in miliar oxygen mask. : Judge Decker told the story this|blocks away. Mc faces National “— ane 6 wack Gk assault and battery charges. Magazines iLegion Leader Finedi titel even ee day moraiag elias his coos ka .suburban Wyandotte when a car\0@S Ship Opens Bay -«+ but commander of the Iron River passed him at 60 miles an hour., TRAVERSE CITY u—The gaso-I Never Before | American Legion Poist, was fined $100 Tuesdayfor violationof sate Judge Decker took up the chase.|tien ship Daniel Pierce plowee , t Thi The motorist parked and went/through 4 inches of ice Tuesday to a s gambling laws. Powell was charged) into a post office. 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He was 8; going to be 9. TheicpeepinG PALLOR mnie. * 2 6 r long afternoon shadows were al-We stood by his bed, Mommy ‘|ready slanting across the lawn./ang 1, such a terribly short ‘time Mani hee rgb pesca! My ‘back throbbed from Sunday ister, and watched thet awful supplied with a large quantity of beer, Pigorsh said. garden toll. he was hound-| natior creep upon him, watched And “what a terrible accident might ing me to take him kite-flying. boy die. , [our IN| Seats lent much room iw the I ha vondered y tim have happeneddeputies had not stopped thatif car,” he told city today for a boy and kite,|about that broken string. How did AND BATH SIZE ON REGULAR a jammed into one car, . most them were :soughtfor some others,others a wonderful spot, just around the|bendon Sunset Boulevartl, the) deserted Will Rogers polo field.| very particular moment? 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Many styles in hip to twee: tip lengths. Beige, blue, ars Py grey in sizes A. 10 to 16. sale, $18 ° ete Me . CUNNINGHAM’S PRE-EASTER DOLLAR -SAVERS sale || 4 Justin Time for Easter... Modern, Decorative starting thursday 9:30 a. m. , SPECIAL PURCHASE SOFA leather-lined Pillows calf bags Sportcoats§ We have just received a new ship- ment of a wonderful array of decorator colors. Add new beauty to your living room this inexpen- $ 595 sive way! But hurry for best selection! PLUS usually $7.95 ‘Slacks Test Your Own Radio & TV Tubes BOTH FREE! it's on our Aute- ma tie Tester and it costs you nothing. bend ccitel full | of ae FOR ONLY moteegenns Fertilizers *xSeed *xTools Sprinklers CuNNGHANTS elt Serve = ic ‘n’ Pay This Week Only! Here's a special even that’s so big you'll want to drop everything and rush to Osmun’s for first choice of this sensa- tional group of Sport Coots. Every coat loomed of imported wools, in brand new 1956 Spring weaves to please every man’s taste .. . in a choice of colors that only a top-notch maker could offer' Rich tweeds, shetlands and Naturally Tender Table nubby effects. Two or three button, Trimmed patch or flap pocket models, with center ROUND or SWISS >» vents. All sizes These handsome looking slacks come in STEAK a choice of all wool flannel! or gabardine. You'll find every favorite Spring shade U. $, Graded Choice in our huge selection. Fine quality slacks tailored to fit you neatly .. . and Planned especially for you! comfortably. But hurry for best selec- Have a good Easter bag at tion! much less than you had expected 69: to pay. Two samples sketched TABLE TRIMMED from a group in navy or AVAILABLE AT canes osuret Wrigiey's eath ron away olf the excess fat, black — leather inside and out. sale, $5.95. Both Stores bone and suet before the meat ts weighed, leaving ently enesgh for fine flaver. Price plus 10°) fed. tax. . Naturally Tender, Table Trimmed Naturally Tender, Table Trimmed SIRLOIN Porterhouse or STEAKS 79:¢ T-Bone Steaks 99; _U. -Choice VU. S. Choice LI “Y Ss SU PER | DOWNTOWN STORE TEL-HURON CENTER STORE -MARKETS Open Monday, Fridey ‘til Open Thurs., Fri., Sat. ‘til 9 TEL-HURON SHOPPING MON., THURS., FRI, CENTER SAT. TO 9 : 9 P.M. $HOP Balloons--Gifts = —T Id Hae aN =i han P.M. Wellington-Sears New a -GIRLS’ SPRING TOP SAIL ‘COATS Smartly styled slips in your choice of Rayon, Plied yarn Sail Cloth, suited to dresses, playclothes, drapes So ideally separates, and slip we Values to SALE 18.99 Nylon, Plisse, or Cotton. Plainly tailored or exquisite lace trims. 2-gore and 4-gore. Sizes 32 to 52. Perfect for gifting, too! to make up. You'll like it for so Many, Many 7 to 14 G sub-teens, 13.82 45-InchWidth ) Yd. FOR. BOYS Smart new tweeds, styled just like Dad's. Fully lined, newest colors, all with deep hems. Sizes 2 to 8. Soe them and save. _ yt ,FOR GIRLS Newest chic styles in rayon checks, wool tweeds and gabardines. Deep hem lines. Also nylon toppers and linen dusters. Check-Out Tel-Huron Service Store 3 Open Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Eve's to 9 Sew ’n Save "Atte sHor Ph. FE 5-4457 TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER CORI COG AS: EWE Cy FREE Tel-Huron they fit like expensive sweaters SWEATER PUMPS FOR A STYLE-RIGHT . Eq ster The elasticized collar cuddles your foot and the new chamois-soft lining caresses , it... open or closed toe in patent ‘10° leather and blue calf. Sizes 4'2 to |}, AAAA to C widths. Cuban or high heels As Seen in Women's Home Companion with this New The Sunrise 16-Piece Easter Special STARTER SET Assortment mind at Easter Time The minute youngsters set A sparkling gilt & assortment of Sanders favorite milk eyes on smart, new jJump- ing--Jack Seniors . . . they Charming dinnerware by Royal' Specially low and dark chocolate-coated candies—fruits, creams. love ‘em. Superb fit, flex-priced for a limited time only! All first quality! ible construction. Perfect Ovenproof! New coupe shape on white bock-nuts, and crispy and chewy centers—with colorful 2 POUND BOX tor growing feet Sizes from infants’ to ground with a lovely soft block pattern. Guar- Easter specialties, and a floral decorated chocolate large boys’ and girls’ size anteed open stock! 4. Widths from A to E. cream plaque. Regular *3.89 mi 6.99 iy 98 Place Parcel Post Orders Now! 3 POUND BOX As f i ‘ + }. THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH my 1956 ELEVEN ee Sew n Save Fabric Shop nin 6 $7.99 THIRTY-SEVEN SANDERS STORES in addition‘uc Senden to the regu>eantaheaiia Limited Time Only ~Completomptete Open Stock20%o« peel Us , gra o> a ybn nent SU ATIONSEDSUPER MARKETS Where Quality Since 1875| Costs You Less there is @ wide variety ot colortaEaster bones, boskets, ond novelties, Savings on every item Get your starter set now and fill in with open stock pieces ‘at sale prices' TEL-HURON SHOPPING CEKTER OPEN EVERY THURS.-FRI-SAT. to 9 P.M. Visit _ your EASTER SUNDAY IS APRIL, Ist nearest Sanders Store in the Tel-Huron Soret Te Dewk cod West Weree Seow in Pontiog -7 4 | Ns _TWELVE - “North Carolina State had 256,000 i ‘was followed by Minnesota. mith Your Income Tax HE PONTIAC Primer—No.9 PRESS, WEDN ESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956 attendance for the 1954-55 basket-jo Seek of SOLIRE ter. 0 stvene ae = jiwo, Methods Available for Rieuring. Deductions : By RICHARDMULLENS a home by monthly payments are|” I careyiog chinges on an install: ta. There is generally no sales)to sales tax, Multiply the sum off A, considerable| ment “\tax on rent, ingurance or sav-\these by your sales tax rate: Ths) MM pam eisners *1495*1925 Deductible Gifts "24°5'299 ‘Here is a list of some organizations to which contributions are deductible. There are many other organizations on the approved list. You ean deduct what you gave during 1955, in money or the fair The idea is to choose whichever All. in: operating condi-valuegoods, up to a total that does not exceed 20 per of good of centItem of the above amounts gives you \the larger deduction, Most 11, page 1 of Form 1040, plus an additional 10 per cent to certain taxpay- tion and are name brands. organizations as described in this article. ‘ers find that the standard deduc- .| American Cancer Society United Jewish Appea!s Such as Maytag, Easy, Thor, American Red Cross Veterans Organitations (By name) ¢ ts toa Men's = Young Women's Christmas Seals and Hebrew Associa- Speed Queen and others. Comunity Chesta “ tions Gir! Beouts lished‘ ations! Poundation for Infantile expententions (By na a . | Non-profit colleges, enovareition and Salvation Army schools (By name) Reconditioned Westinghouse eh. arene theta each payment is usually for in-of the carrying charge attribut-| terest while the rest is either ap-able to that year. "iplied on the principal or for bal of you in Many taxes paid $99.95 wane ;|surance, service charges and the 1955 can deducted on Page 2 to societiesthe prevention for of cruelty to children or animals; and of Form 1040 if you choose to to governmental organizations for! It you don't know how much of itemize your deductions. To be de- your monthly payment is for : exclusively public purposes, |ductible the tax must be imposed interest, ask the bank or person! m you and paid b ou. That increased 2!; per Our current dividend rate has been to You cannot deduct dues paid to ito whom you made the payments! y ¥ jmans you cannot deduct taxes you Trade-in Ges or ' socia] organizations even though ifor a statement showing the inter-annum, payable June: 30th. So make sure you get in on mother’s Electric Ranges they have charitable or welfare jest payments you made in 1955. pay on your property. earnings. these wonderful subsidiaries to which gifts are Page 11 of the official instruc-| Interest charges on installment deductible. tions gives a list of taxes which $19.95 | purchases can now be deducted, you can and cannot deduct, the | You cannot deduct gifts to in-| even though not separately stat-Start your Savings Account with us and keep addingto important which \dividuals no matter how needy most of are | ed, as long as there is at least state income taxes, property it each week. The more you save... the more you'll earn. ‘they may be. Contributions to a carrying charge separately | taxes, and jocal gasoline and re- | political parties or to any organi-' stated, A word to the wise is aon sales | zation which uses the money to) -tail taxes. { ‘influence legislation are not de-| Most taxpayers do not have re-’ 1 | ductible, Pop’s 6 Children ceipts or do not keep a record of WE HAVE NEVER MISSED A DIVIDEND Prior to 1954 you could not claim) small payments for deductions like ‘charitable contributions in excess to Be Married gasoline tax and sales tax. The In- ‘of 20 per cent of your adjusted ternal Revenue Service may al- igross income. The new law re-on Same Day an deduction low estimated pro- vided it is reasonable. BLENHEIM, Ont. — (INS)Leo! ‘Fhe gasoline tax can be esti-| Dorssers, immigrant Dutch farm-| ideduct an additional 10 per cent mated by dividing the total num- |if the additional contribution is er and father of 15, had this to! ber of miles driven 1955the in by paid to exempt religious organiza-say when four of his daughters) | average number of miles your tions, schools or hospitals, and two of his sons announced/ ona gallon Ran Penns, .|Spring wedding plans: ear operatesof gas. “SAVINGS Then multiply this by the state | 51 W. Huron Mon. & Fri. “it 9:00 FE 4-1555 “So_you all decide to get and any local tax per gallon. | in the spring. Good, I Do not inelude the Federal gaso- and ‘ Loan Association give you my blessing. But the line tax, E. married 16 Lawrence weddings will be all the same jgares TAX Downtown Rochester Printed with this article is a day and iGo a5 oe The following plan will give you YOUR EYES check list of some typical organiza-“Spring is a busy time for a® reasonable estimate of the sales! tions contributions to which are gift... farmer. be mR ecious deductible. There are many other So I can't running eh A URE URE jall over the country, here one): ite ee a Se organizations to which deductible | day and there the next for a lot// > contributions can also be made, * Ld] s of weddings.” ee you are seeing properly ... All, interest paid on loans can The children agreed and the LAR be itemized on page 2, Form 1040) marriages will take place April i 4 DR. H. BUSSEY Hear Or. Bussey's Educational except interest paid on loans in-| 28 im little St. Mary’s Church | Optometrist ‘-eran! io ween curred to buy wholly tax-exempt) at Blenheim, : tt} E ‘ E nod ednesdays on securities or single premium; life! | Four other of the I i ; wrance or annuity contracts. children already are married. The!” “sy 6.tous’Saginaw DR. HAROLD BUSSEY, e [inst[must ve legally obigatcaobligated toto poy “™Y came to Canada on the/™) 40 be tecaty pay 2 to Canada on thelf installment plan. Three sons and Next to State Theater ithe interest. tas OPTOMETRIST | ro. deghern arrived. FE 4-521! |HOME PAYMENTS |The parents and the other 10 chil-A Those of you who are pure hasing, ‘dren followed in 1954. More of everything ...but water | STH Pa | : ‘Ready.Made more life...more flavor...more fun “| D i -i raperies Everywhere you go, you hear more people ask-5 Reg ular $7.95 Pr. ing for Blatz. And the reason is simple. Blatz a = gives you more. 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MILWAUKEE, WIS, A DIVISION OF SCHENLEY INDUSTRIES, INC, : ; ae ons Da oa aNevenS oye gnome =afle ean Sh Big ae [ESS s cc? OF % aR iad heise de > 4 wh ae PONTIAC PRESS, EDNEEDAT, MARCH 21, 1956 THIRTEEN erst MORE Low pics o4 MORE ras MORE DAYS OF THE WEEK. A 1 as wAP ~ COME SEE YOU'LL SAVE | AT ASPI COMPLETELY CLEANED, WHOLE Frying OR CUT-UP Chickens: 39 The Fitth Season . Customers’ Corner wey of bowing to our customers for the most extraore|| dinary year we've ever enjoyed! babes not content to insure your spendi: food ... A&P is riot ganas too! So, if you've to your Manager he'll be glad you did! Meantime, ae ee + ae all the time! ‘ou'll eave ,.. slwaysl | A&P Food Stores 420 LexingtonAvenue, New York 17, N. Y. \\ Chicken Breasts Sturenmras’ ... % SSUPER-RIGHT” BOSTON STYLE Pork Butts ...... 75¢ Chicken Legs COUN “SUPER-RIGHT” -29 Whole FRYERS coeee & 69 13 10 15 LBs. AVERAGE Smoked Hams + 4% TOP QUALITY, GOLDEN RIPE Bananas .....2 MICHIGAN GROWN, U. S. 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HIMES tORe Rinso White’. . ii 30c 3" 72¢ BATH CAKES ft, 28¢ Palmolive Soap 2 POR 27¢ nat ( All prices in this ed effective thru Saturday, Merch 24th. * ‘ Fs 4 ! e 4 < \ _ i . a | FOURTEEN THE PONTIAC PRESS, WwhpnEsDAY, MARCH 21, Lt? ee oe Landlady Just THE STORY OF EGGBERT |An Easter Adventure ‘ By Walt Scott Can'tBlack Abide ThatPitch Patch 4 3 ga & E g t ee ityi [|Aldous Huxley Weds Italian ‘Concert Star YUMA, Ariz. —Aldous Huxley, ' '61-year-old British novelist best) known for his “Brave New: World,” has married Italian con- BALTIMORE (—A rocket re- isembling a huge rifle cartridge— 72 feet long and only 45 inches in diameter at its widest point—will carry the earth’s first man-made moon 300 mile# into outer space in about 10 minates. | ‘The first La description of the 22,600-pound Vanguard rocket NEW YORK — It was a night that made me glad I left the cert violinist Laura Archera, 40. e ceremony was performed | farm. here Monday, Huxley and his All the glitteringest stars were out—Margaret Truman and bride both said their homes were | fiance, Marlene Dietrich, Joan Crawford, Nanétte Fabray, Cyd|in Los Angeles. The marriage was the second Charisse—but music czar James Caesar Petrillo outshone for Huxley. everybody with an impromptu speech at the Friars’ banquet for Ed Sullivan. |Hot-Rod’s Blues oa * * * * LOUISVILLE, Ky. #—In this Not that Jimmy Petrillo outdid Rex Harrison and Julie An-hot-rod age Kenneth Wagner's, drews whose “My Fair Lady” is the greatest musical of our|problem will be hard to solve in this area, A teen-ager learning. to’ time... drive smashed into Wagner's 1925) Petrillo somehow got to lawyers. nN Model T Ford. He figures’ it will) “Lawyers!” he sneered. “A lawyer, you can trusi him Cdpt $200 for a wooden spoke REDUCED +100” See this: beautiful, modern bedroom sulte finished in rich SPRING SPECIAL! looking Ambertone. Big 54” Dresser with dust-proof drawers. Large flaw-free plate glass mirror. And smartly styled panel bed. Many other lovely to choose from made by suites such famous names as: Bassett, Kent Coffee, Ramseur, Gwynn National and Ferdinand. 129” REGULARLY $229.95 | SPRING BARGAIN BUYS! wheel, headlight and fender, but, Navy-Glenn L, Martin Co. an-so far he hasn't had any luck in was given yesterday in a joint with anything you got, if you haven't got anything. I got a staff of lawyers at $200,000 a year, and believe me, I have nouncement, finding parts. The Ford had never) to tell them how te keep me outa jail.” Martin is building the three-been in an accident before, but it stage rocket, which is scheduled Toastmaster Joe E. Lewis who claimed he'd recently had a had been in storage several years. for launching from the Air Force throat operation—"I once swallowed a shot glass in Chicago” Complete... DRE Foreign firms now may have missile test center at Cocoa, Fia., ‘|—begged to introduce “the greatest Fisher body in the world,” branches in Sweden on easier of this country's participa-| 1, Debbie as part Reynolds. terms, Stockholm learns, tion in the International Geophysi- cal Year, 1957-58. * * * * (Advertisement) bl . * The swirl around Margaret Truman at “My Fair Lady” Martin said the Vanguard will didn’t prevent her from thanking me for mentioning how be the ‘first liquid fuel rocket de- signed to be controlled without the brilliant she was in selecting a newspaperman for a nee use of fins,” an innovation termed “Thanks for the plug,” said her espoused. “a scientific break -through by Somehow came also this tale. Parpertedly’ Irving Berlm MUSTEROLE Martin engineers.” heard a rock-and-roll hit record and expressed surprise. “Isn’t|ig Mew, improved now The rocket will be guided by a power plant-installed on .a. semi- it amazing,” he said, “that a song like that should be written pivot, making possible directional by a 13-year-old boy?” . . “Is It so amazing?” asked a friend changes in the streamof power), , . “It is,” said Berlin. “I thought songs like that'd be written chest cold tightness! from the rocket's tail, This plant by 6-year-old boys!" Get astonishing relief from New, lm- will guide the rocket. | poored Musteroleit now contain: an amazingnew pain-relieving drug |THE MIDNIGHT EARL... — Again this famous product is making The first stage will boost the Bing Crosby’s frozen juice company reportedly faces investi-| headline news! There's nothing like rocket straight up it for a cold! fer a change... gation on competitors’ complaints of monopoly . . . Kim Novak Feel Musterole's new deeper-acting le le , i about 38 miles above the earth. we-cest The second stage, which fits just and Frank Sinatra are set for the film, “Pal Joey”... Dick — go to work in aching . improved ingredient Sic bac and waery above the first, will ignite immed-Haymes will.sell his west coast home and become a New York-Seasscechers special now Your Choice of Chrome or Wrought Iron ODD CHESTS. | BREAKFAST SETS All Famous-name Makes $245 -$997 -54ges 549% CLAYTON'S FURNITURE & APPLIANCES beck “aay Wing come jately upon separation and proceed er; he'll head a TV production outfit that includes brother|8°es after muscular pain and stift- ee: riving on a progressively more inclined ness due to coliis, like nothing you've ever tried before! 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THE PONTIAC SRE: WEDNESDAY, i) [ARCH 21, 1936 : . s THE BERRYS By Carl Grubert ! , repens Now Cutting Omaha Beef } First Showing of 1956 Line of NEW PIANOS | The largest. roo of -Pianos See Se £t-== tM Siwewiweme aN Oe caters a A Brand New SPINET DAVE’S MARKET .«Ghee i The First Showing of the Sec. Dulles Returns ‘Lawn Care Slated Big Gains in 10 Years Kimball PIANO ORGAN | This ‘plano is the product of Kimball's 97 years of From Asia Trip as Meeting Topic experience. It has incorporated a beautiful organ 1 WASHINGTON w» — Secretary Research, New Drugs Fifth and last in a series of effect into it. by the use of Electronic Organ principles, of State Dulles returns today from! ‘meetings for Pontiac Motor em- iployes and the general public. is Both piano and organ may be played at the same ‘Spesuay Cancer Cures ‘fa three-week swing through Asia to take charge of U. 8S. efforts) slated at 8 tonight in the Pontiac time or separately. By FRANK CAREY la microscope by a technician who ‘Motor Div. Auditorium. “Truly Delightlul is this Magnilicent Besrgphaareedl says—Morton Gould. noted ip about paaueibagl cow) ke aad oh ro a cancer society rep- jwork hy mid-April on a Jordan'gains in the last 10 years. [Eeommnaree ee. GALLAGHER Music Co. River development project if the! * n . . * 18 East Huron Street, Pontiac, Mich FE 4-0566 Arab states have not taken steps tak aR cisored ae 0 j.| Said to have shown promising OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT ‘TIL 9 P. M. joining in an in|, titic assembly of the Ameri * | results in preliminary tests, the can Academy of General Practice,|fobot was described this way: Speakers for the evening will bel : Scheele said that ‘through early) It contains an jtion if Israel units move into the | diagnoisis and adequate radiologi-device which “looks” at cells on Lyle Abel, Oakland County farm agent and his assistants John ical (X-ray and radium) and sur-| the slide. The image is mag- Rocke and John Bray. ~ Isic al therapy, the rate of ~ in| nified and scanned by a ring of ll cancer cases has increa in| tiny holes i dll Dulles is returning after visits . ad oa the past per ” To See Ship Operations 10 years from 15 10 countries in South Asia and to t t nied hw wee ee WASHINGTON (—An estimated President Eisenhower and on Fri- “ |80 senators and representatives} arranged to fly to Guantanamo) day night-to the nation by radio and television. drugs and ether chemicals Bay, Cuba today to witness oper- _ against some forms of cancers, | The pulse, the society said, con-ations aboard the U. S. Navy su- . althoughcurative ones have |taing information about the size, percarrier Forrestal and the guid- New Bailout yet been nefound. color sad compasition of the cell. ed missile cruiser Boston. “Drugs and hormonal substances * ¢ «6 |‘Announced are gaining increasing valué jn This current pulse then enters a, . ithe treatment of the leukemias and|computer ‘designed to distinguish | by Air Force ithe more common cancers,” ae cancer and non-cancer| | : said. ‘‘Some lives are being pro-cells.on the basis of the type of This true, anpeld for testimonial, from Mrs. Sherman V. Teyler of aaelparonslge bed (7— The Air|longed and the patients are more | electrical signal fed into it. Route 2, Lowell, Michigen, tells the fects of hew O-Jib-We Bitters NU-VISION OPTICAL CO mode it possible fer her te walt ageis, withoet the terrible poins of Rheumetism ond Arthritis, | a first learned about O-IB | disappointed, but by the time 1 miles above the earth. 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The men neig: high blood pressure, declar was am |would jump from heights as much! ed at the time/of pain and stiffness now, and “Ten years ago, the physician Matching Wedding Bands, (Advertisement) as to times any heretofore WASHINGTON (®—The Ameri- with severe gascan walk good, and do all my at-| |taced with a case of hypertension handsomely tailored bands Science Develops New Tablet: and indiges-|housework with no pain tempted. or can Assn, of University Professors |had little to offer, except his per-in 14K yellow gold. tion, so decided|trouble at all, My brother also * ” has reported that professors in| Relieves “Hot Flashes, Irritation . |sonal effort to win the patient's lewelry Department to try it, It}took O-JIB-WA BITTERS with Plans tor Project Explorer were’ a seen eaves cooperation in following a health-private = have fallen far helped m_y/good results, so sure thank you stomach so/for making us feel so good. I'm much tha t)glad to have this opportunity to last night by three Air Force offi-| cae Aeeseresy behind in cost-of-living race sped ies GEORGE’S From Change-of-Life For 8 of 10 ir colleagues in tax--support-| when rheuma. tell other sufferers bothered high-speed bailout experiments. i “Today, the physician has a’! Aeon Aone have just about kept tism struck my ‘with rheumatism, arthritis or The officers reported that Lt./ wide choice of new drugs—none of | NEWPORT’S “it said, legs and hips|stomach trouble, how O-JIB-WA Tested -Without Costly Injections Henry P. Nielsen, ‘31, coholder of| which is perfect, none of which is up, recently, again BITTERS heiped me.. I'm cer- itabl cases, The AAUP’s Committee ‘on the | the unofficial record for high-alti- ealled upon this tain that anyone who gives this ) —Medical _ Peng (Advertisement) : Boston, Mass, nowoffers rectly on the cause of these ehh sel ‘a Economic Status of the Profession tude parachute jumps, will lead . ECZEMA troubles. 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Nielsen and one way or another.” estimated that salaries @ woman's medicine for help, My left leg see why I praise OJIB-WA so -A-‘ou no one other airman would ‘make the highly.” often gave out, and at times ! have to face those A simple way to quick relief jumps, using recently developed Earlier, the same gathering couldn't walk a step, I was man. to over 25 per cent to get them/from itching Eczema, iahes,” tortured ay a Treats prove automatic operating of a possible robot cancer parachutes|told aged to get meals and do some back in the running, However, be-| angry red blothches or other skin F peed EF functionally-it has medical action. and other experimenal equip-/sieuth designed to speed up and positive housework, but it was a real pan CUNNINGHANW’’S, ot| ont toare-This amazing st . now |ment, — simplify comer. diagnosis: of Smning instructors in the same/ifritations is to apply Peterson's chore, I could just barely get institut: bout |Otmtment to affected parts. Re- Moves itehing fast. Skin feels bet-| around by slowly moving SIMMS, THRIFTY DRUG cally to releve hese Comforts. seription, under’ the aname of | Tekine Part in the news conter-icancer. ing results“ Yo Pi Tablets” De-ence were Nielsen; Col, Arthur! one rst psy oe ancy oes foot out in front of the other. » ter, looks better, 50c all d I didn't see much change in the STORES in PONTIAC antdpmene & lone veloped by the world’s'e largest Henderson, assistant chief of the The American Cancer Society | The committee surveyed 35 pri-; | Sectines iteny olny setts Provera pr yy no expensive in manufacturer devoted Aero Medical Laboratory, Dayton, ¢ay desertbed the "machine, vate institutions and six large toes. Peterson's Ointment de-| first five days, and was a little was calmed. er pa thaggene ct Dy eee oo ay “to-* | Ohio; “and Capt. Edward G. Sperry posta Roepomage peg state universities. | lights or money back. ness was : rs ickly, by e subsided. A feeling hi _ of the Air Research and Develop- Sie ceageal tar eaes otis of-don’t lett rob . =] pads Cemmand, Baltimore. pare pagcandhceu wap ters oman. 6 out of 30 wenn tented of Pinkham Henderson said the ot| tained a ae Se ag 1Gnlike aspirin and “general-fat 'you an fel haopesett |e aeons ned precedarce in cman, Thule ie a" unique compination ot Sb eed (Also li uid Lydia B. bailing out of fast planes at at | Under conventional methods such | special medicines... acts di-Vi Compound.) ‘tudes up to 90,000 feet. slides must be ‘examined through a ASHE& KOLHOFF Break Thru the Price Barrier With a Market-Shattering * CONSOLE in | WALNUT WOOD 4 @ For the second straight year, premiums! Here's the best proof car owners in 1955 bought more auto insurance from Allstate than from any other company in the world based on direct written of Allstate's year-after-year better value and fast, fair claim settle- ments. You can’t buy better auto insurance, why pay more? 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MARCH i 1956 * original ‘ » was rescinded by the co = last night in a session wi heard attorney Harvey pres represent the Greater Pontiac Viclationpart of the of any ordinancein a $100 could result fine or 90 days or both. The law also will make it un- lawful for any licensee to carry jon business on Sundays. “Attorney Lodge spoke of the co- peso he and his clients had “from the city officials in formulatirigthe new law. About 70 ‘spectators in the audi-| ence, who had gathered to discuss | It will take effeet_10 days after three issues last night, heard the the final passage by_ ad City reading. of the new ordinance to Commission. ‘/Mrs. E. Windeler ~ wrecked automobiles within the city. to Head Area * * * The. law would require all per- Civic Association sons, firms, or organizations en- gaged in the storing, wrecking, and WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — dismantling of automobiles unfit Mrs. Edmund L. Windeler was for reconditioning for highway use elected president of the Waterford to secure a license from the city Township Civic Music Association clerk upon the approval of the City when the officers and board of di- Commission. rectors of the organization held Previously, a yearly $20 license their annual meeting last night. to sell used auto parts was the Neil Hunter is the new executive only requirement. . vice-president and George Under- wood was re-elected treasurer. The license will be granted at Vice presidents are Mrs. Martin a yearly fee of $50 and may be Wager, publicity; Mrs. Donald suspended or revoked by the City White. arrangements; Mrs. Wil- Commission on proper cause jliam Shunck, organization, and shown. . Mrs. James DenHerder was ap- a ques-rates prospect chairman. tion raised when Commissioner The association has set the Rov V. Cooley (District 1) who week of April 30 for its member- asked that the felony clause of ship campaign this year. Its 1955- the proposed act be “more stern.” 56 concert series included danc- This clause would require all ers Goya and Matteo; the Vien- This section answered ORTONVILLE CHORUS LINE — This group of gay “girlies” forms the chorus Davison, Jerry Boschma, Russell Arcand, Harold Brooks, Mike Suchy and Gary applicants for a license to swear na Choir Boys; duo-pianists Lu- line for. the talent show being put on at Brandon Township High School at 8 p.m. Francis. by affidavit that they had not boshutz and Nemenoff; and bass- Friday. Proceads will ge foward senior trip. Lineup, left to right, includes Randy been convicted of a felony in the baritone Carl Palangi. ae -last five years preceding appli- The next business meeting of the cation. ‘Civic Music Association is sched- Cooley requested to know what ‘uled for 8 p.m. Monday at the Pruning Tips Given Brandon Township High School Seniors action would be taken if an auto high school. At that time, Mrs. wrecking establishment owner David Davis, New York represen- Two Opponents knowingly accepted stolen auto tative of Civic Concert Service, *|parts secured in a felonous man-Inc., will be present to outline at Saturday Session Promise ‘Eventful’ Talent Show Friday By MARTHA LEWIS ldirectors Mike Suchy and Duane! |jcompanied and directed by Carol Asked to Meet (her. campaign plans. Ortonville Correspondent Porter, “is 8 p.m. sharp." Burt. A suggested insertion in -the Not to be overlooked is the Trophieswill be awarded tal-Principals in Fight Over to cover Such a Case Train-Car Crash Fatal ordinance “Girls Chorus Line” which must was unnecessaryCity ent winners of. each of two ruled when be seen to be appreciated, say Turnpikes Invited to, Owosso (®—A New York contests — necessary because Manager Walter K. Willman the directors. Central freight train collided with pointed power acts are being used from ele-‘Smoke Peace Pipe’ out the revocable an auto on the outskirts of Owosso where in between,” you will enjoy mentaryas well as intermediate The lineup includes “Bubbles” of the commission, Tuesday, killing one man in the the talent shéw they are spon- and high schools, . LANSING w—The two principals The ordinance would also prohibit car and critically injuring his two soring on Friday in the school au- One contest will cover grades in the fight over turnpikes have junk and waste products from col-companions. Coroner William three to six and the other will been invited to sit down together leeting in “any lawn, yard, garden, Searlett identified the dead man as +f emanate sears fH 735 party and potluck dinner, to be Hosts and hostesses will be Mr, ments will be $264,000. Site il ome Potter’s 1952 campaign, ae deputy department counsel- lot of the Army since Jan. 1, 194. Plan PartyImlay at -IMLAY CITY—VFW members and friends will attend a birthday be for older students. Proceeds will “Can-Can” Porter, help pay expenses for the senior A portion ot the music will be trip in May. Acts from the “top ten” to be furnished by students classified Troy Sets Up “First Division” in a recent solo presented at rehearsal this week, given were chosen from 35 acts and ensemble contest. with three grade teachers and Ger- A‘few of the acts from the ele- John K. Bray, Assistant County mentary grades are: The Tonettes, Agricultural Agent. a group of 30 fourth graders, ac- ald Irish, head of the music de- ‘New Districts partment, as judges. A few of the high school acts companied on the piano by Ger- For Water Improvement will be: ald Irish and directed by Mrs. Gideon Unit, Auxiliary Adelmi Sherman. Will Elect Officers to Be Financed by Mike Suchy and Bill Killain, A girls quartet from the fifth Special Assessment and sixth grades composed of singing “hillbilly” songs to the WATERFORD TOWNSHIP music of Miké’s electric guitar. Mary Ann Kennedy, Linda Jencks, The Pontiac Camp of Gideon and Auxiliary will meet for a business quartet, composed of|Diane GrovensteenCarol Kelly and TROY—First districts have been Joan Coventry, Barbara Burt and may compete with the high school meeting and election of officers at set up here for water improvement assess-/-Ura and Millie Olsen, will be ac-contestants. 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at Sunnyvale ‘ito be financed by special assess- Chapel, ment, Total cost of the improve-| next week and smoke the peace pipe. * * 6 Sen. Haskell Nichols (R-Jack- son), chairman of the Senate! Highways Committee, asked State Highway Comm. Charles M. Ziegler and George N. Higgins, chairman of the turnpike author- ity, to meet with the committee March 28. He said the meeting was ar- ranged “to try to reconcile the differences which have caused an impasse on the construction of toll roads.” { “The safety, the economics and the welfare of our citizens jus- tify a promptand immediate or premises within the city.” It would also prevent residents from retaining any late model wrecked cars in their yards that they did not intend to recondition. The license will require a seven Richard Decker. Injured were La Verne Hulliberg, 39, and Dallas Woodworth. Scarlett said the men, all from Owosso, were on their way om shift jobs at an auto plant re. Thrifty Storybook solutionthis most perplexing te problem,” Nichols said. heid at & p.m. Friday in the Imlay and Mrs. Floyd Evans and Mr. At tiie Monday night meeting of Room. City Community and Mrs. Maurice Bradley. ‘the City Commission, City Man- “T believe such a meeting is ‘not only mandatory, but in an ef- ‘ifort to solve the problem, any Norman f. Barnard present- ager ed proposed plans and estimates of the Costs. Some 35 determined residents of notice of the City Planning Com- ‘differences should be eliminated,” | Boys’ Sizes mission hearing.” the Dixie Highway Subdivision \he wrote the two. 842-3 $5 “A better study of this matter| Ziegler, while insisting he is not Com-| in| against turnpikes in general, is area on the city’s northwest side, be made before the City must last night promised a long fight mission makes an adjustmentin going ahead with plans to build to block a proposed rezoning which the case,” he added. a freeway which would run! would allow an auto wrecking es-The matter was tabled for one parallel to the route of a proposed — ve to turnpike from Saginaw to Rock-from, be made to secure more facts in area, After month’s delay the the case. Von Heusen Contury White Shirts Barnard said it has been pro-|- a upon oe eww wen This continued postponement re-Turnpike backers fear the free- posed that costs will be spread over request of City Commissioner Wembley Ties, from PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE sulted in a charge by one man in way will wreck chances of selling | Floyd P. Miles, the Tre- a period of five years with annual! the audience that the delay might} bonds for the toll superhighway. zoning of lots 145 through 147 to We Give Holden Red Stamps installments, and the cost of in- be a “political move because of manufacturing 3 was aired at -last tersections and unassessable front- Meanwhile, the Senate has ad- the election coming up.” All 35 irate members of the group vanced a bill giving the turnpike MEN’S $150,000 for operations during fis- left the chambers declaring a “big- WEAR eal year 1956-57. A final vote on ger delegation than what was here GREEN S age will be spread over the dis-night's City. Commission meeting tricts. in a continued public hearing. The Commission is askding for Miles requested the postpone- advisery petitions from any ment in February in order that the measure is expected this week. tonight will be on hand next week.” OR 3-1807 4516 Dixie Highway | streets which cam be connected the commission might first take DRAYTON PLAINS with existing waterlines. action on a proposed wreck- aute ing ordinance. Streets being taken up April 2 -iat 8 p.m. are Habrand, Wright, More than an hour's discussion Fabius, Kirts, Heide, Lowry, Mont was held last night on the rezoning Clair, Sylvanwood, Leetonia, Min-after some 70 people in the cham- for Northwes hesota, Harris, Hartland, Glaser, | bers heard thefirst reading of the pevised auto wrecking law. Chances for storm sewers for| | This followed a discussion in Bradley, Evaline, Butterfield and If the lots in question were re-the Kennett Gardens Subdivision) which one resident, Charlies Du- zoned to manufacturing 3, this in the city’s northwest corner gas, 1163 Meadowlawn Dr., asked Hart Street. Those to be considered April 3 are Louis, Lange, Eastport, Lamb, would allow Louie's Auto Parts at, loomed brighter today as several the commission how long the Soperton, Muer, Banmoor and 986 Oakland Ave. to expand hisSiresidents of the area continued area would have to “continue McClure. . business in the area. their pleas for the project at last te be a backward area in the A spokesman for the anti-rezon-night’s City Commission meeting. city while other sections received The city purchased another po-ing group said they were present| After a background history of all the developments.” lice car, a Ford; and also bought at the meeting not to “try and City Manager Walter K. Willman . MR. AND MRS, ORTON ARMSTRONG run Louie out of but business,to a tax accounting machine to be explained to Commissioner Miles stop him from enlarging.” shared by the tax department, the that there was no chance of these Armstrong -Crivea Vows treasurer’s office and the water _ The commissioners heard & trunk and lateral lines to be in- department. cluded in the present capital im- The commission appointed provement program. report from the City Pian Com- mission stating the facts in the iGeorge T. Jeffers as civil defense growth of the auto parts estab-“A petition would be the most director under the new title ‘Ci- Spoken at Mandon Lake lishment and the permits issuéd concrete way in which to find out \Unretires for Pulpit was Mrs. Tlexe Armstrong, of En-vilian Emergency Director,” a Muriel Jean “rivea and peg abl |terprise, Miles said. WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — to it, what the people in the area want,” Ala., and bridesmaids, inon-paying volunteer position. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Frank The communication said only lot Adams Taylor retired in Florida strong spoke their marria were Ruth Goodwin, May Louw 147 applied to the non-conforming The proposed project was once | in a setting of candlelight, palms Oldest Citizen Ailing and white gladioli, _|Lackie and Sharon Walton, all of; which, according to City declared a public necessity, Wrenn explained, but was defeated be- in Mandon Lake Community|Pontiac. KALAMAZOO (#—William (Dad) According allow him to expand 100 per cent cause of the heavy assessment rs Myrtle| watsta Che So Se th bemth “Toh! Tchi Why doesn't she arm herself with burden and city share cost of the in this lot. Easter from Buckner's!” : smart owen! te Some four persons in the Bronson Hospital here today for Now he is about to come out|%°> 1155 maid. © awl Fok, Stanley Rack George Loaenburger and audience claimed théy had never to a 1955 estimate, | You Can Park at Our Door! ° treatment of anemia. Eddington, | retirement to officially begin sm Por received notice of a hearing on this residents of fhe Cherrylawn, who will be 107 May 20, was Areer as a Presbyterian min- ee ister. of divinity degree in May. area 8 of 938 P St. before the plan group. Meadowlawn, erlawn street! ner case , He will receive his bachelor istricken last Friday. Buckner Finance jae | John Crivea ere attendantsf One -man_further charged that would be /assessed $200,000, | | the bridegroom, “it these junk yards keep advanc- while the city would pay $385,000, Slate Easter Muriel chose for her wedding | oncom ling on‘ our homes, they won't be or 60 per cent of the total cost. A reception: for 200 guests was Goodwill Club to Meet @ gown of white satin and Chan- worth a thing and the neighborhood of $570,717. held at the Mandon Lake Church’ METAMORA — The Pilgrim will not be fit to raise children in.” . WATERFORD TOWNSHIP Wrenn emphasized that no credit 4512 Dixie Hwy. OR plea 25 train. HerT Nynd the couple left afterward for length and a Club will bold an Easter program Drayton Plains | p 3-1221 |planned trip to Niagara Falls. at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Andi-Commissioner Miles, in whose The Goodwill Club will meet at would be given for a sewer in- Seta oan Upon their return Mr. and Mrs. son at 8 p.m, Tuesday. Mrs.pasa District 4 the area is, said there 1 p.m. tomorrow at the home of stalled in the 1930's because of; t Other Offices: Pontiac—Walled Lake—Utica /on a white Bible. Armstrong will live on Stout street, Best will be co-hostess, Mrs. Lowes Mrs. Alman Austin, 641 W. Huron the difference in costs now and the Matron of honor for the o¢casion Pontiac, Walker will be leader, for luncheon, present. od THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956 i | NINETEEN Slate ‘Atoms’ ConfabArctic iin Open, Holiywood Headlines: New Heat DetectorFive Times Faster | UNITED NATIONS, N. ¥, @‘Says Navy Scientist. Film Musical to Feature) umoesro.s 1 sumeayte'e Wonton simetigens om] WASHINGTON (INS) — A Navy Grace's Royal Rom nce mgt atedarjor’ Sat t oe winchnext Sgeeder mber wt Prakalwi scientist states that the Arotic 4 a five mes faster, than. existing) Eisenhower opening the session,|] HOLLYWOOD (INS) —The ro-jhad to have his stomach pumped| els. diplomats report, 7 ‘mance of Grace Kelly and Prince | ut. sas ce|Rainler’ IIT will be the subject of] parsesesmerediimte trying to \comact and is sulted for taking. a musical to be. filmed by Leo! get Nat “King” Cole’s name on |temperaturesof fast moving bars, ‘WANTED TO BUY -1000 COMICSA tn tava tov ot eePiper's sineMagazine Outlet 3$ Aubure Ave, PE 4-6240 9 VILLA -.Where.Dining is INN a Pleasant The Weather at: Our Theaters Is in Our. Control. It's Always Comfortable and Pleasant Inside! lg tea OR ese Ip ae ~ 5 on -ithe famous|*#" education. Mil Parado, dates are with ruler of Monaco. Fellowships FOR FINER FOODS LOWE'S RUSTIC INN | will per the story be cent afte® patterned 100 Miss Kelly's | Over the weekend Lis Taylor ; pAb suon, former president romance with her prince,” said | and Michael Wilding, Joan . SOUTHERN rcp CHICKEN—-STEAKS—CHOPS Hours: 7 2. m. te 7:45 p. m., except Sundays 577 £. Auburn ot East Bivd. Leo. “I. hopeto film the teriors in Monaco.” Zsa Zsa Gabor is talking a ex-| Collins and Arthur were at La Rue in deal a Loew dr. a party of | «1 employment now is a ‘ BOB’S Featuring CHICKEN HOUSE 497 Elizabeth Lake Read “SULLY” the Manof Rhythm * APPEARING NIGHTLY AT THE PIANO AND ORCAN ¥%& DINNERS *% COCKTAIL BAR BusinesseLuacheons— Dinners te Take Out i GIF Dick & jim THERED TELVE 130 S. Telegraph | Cis Tanoe \P 3412 Dixie Hwy. OR 3-9754 subdued color, the long vistasof Huron Bowl Sidg. | seuueguan the sea and the beautiful scenery ‘ Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M. give the impression of rare etch- (= WONDERFUL FOOD CO-TEATURE ings. Phone FE 4-4611 Gregeryas Captain Ahab The Crackdown on the fetes Simakes Herman Melville’s char- Peck | Racket Explodes Full Blast Siacter live. Richard Basehartis » givery good too. There’s nary aDrive-In @| woman in the whole picture. |,‘| Dev ws? @Haarbor | John Huston spent months and Theater months and months in making “Moby Dick.” He's a perfec- tionist in every way and, be-“te, Heve me, it shown in his work. 2150 Opdyke Road Socially speaking: At the Henry Features ot 248 — S47 — 6:58 gq Rogers dinner honoring Art Buch- ee Urea a ed eame| Song Stylist, |WEBR stinvex|| Bursting the floodgates of emotion... shatteringall barriers of raceand time! U.S. Prime Stecks made | ‘4 || Contury Fen we of ur and Chops Roast Duckwih Wide Reast Turkey ead yoga fined B glenn! S\disappointedthat “A View Fromfee Suge] ee wonderful. | 5 salon told oe boat good Coming Attractions THE 4 JOE'S rting Monday Ste | | | | } = OA ME CHARS BASERAR eas WIDMAR i | \ - D rh N N V kA vr SPAININY INAYEeT Weele ear JES 57 ER Sen’ vere! 4 | > —(a TURNER: Bichrd BURTON Fred MacMURRAY -|]= Eighterst compartment RelishTScming “over drs$| The Daughtermore Tam of ra arn * BOBBYKANE PETE]ie : | /EANICO varPos: “DIAL“DIAL RED 0RED ( her and Jeffrey Hayden, her nice hus- Pas ha CAULFIELD -Michael RENNIE band, sat at our table. Toast. Fresh Baked Rolls @ Sticks keep well rw Bake Shop) ™ giPLANS TV SERIES ed for weeks. Come out entertain- you EUGENE LEONTOVICH = own WEattEs0ORT Win | | | |S eTWINE CELLARWINGS, BEERS AND ALESFROM ALL OVER THE ® has eSbacking and she'll starWi scit in a TV series and a feature] aifilm. Her character will be basedgion a Cockney English girl which | oe0 Cover, No imum, No Door Charge | i Si APS AMO LAST BAYWide-Screen Thrills! “THE LONE RANGER" . TWAE RVRAGIAT | LUNCHES s|months a. or teem’=“ VINCENT’S Ore few Oot FN eee(Cotte) She LEE DOPOD I LAN, by ‘ WHERE \ Now A EECO NGOOD A) _ wih YORE HR \ FRIENDS Me MEET\ \ DINING ROOM a pest | | THURSDAY went , THE MOTION PICTURE"D ACIDEMT , AWARDS! ‘TONIGHT — at the Presentation pin ear PinarcnaAll Tire! | : | \ WTWOLDS TERROR \ jh \ N wor orn basen N mon soiwanos s Jowm casaaverss oayie ones \ ° WINE \ re | Filmed in the Heart of Airicein Color! PONTIAC ORME N ; CHOICE .JtNREIEEN] FS COCKTAILS | Walt Disney'soticbathed t| : aa oe Bex > Office Opens 6:30 P. TONIGHT * M. shew Sorts 7:00 — ae THURSDAY : 5 9. 0. < \ BR (\ 31% LIBERTYNe GOCKIAE . \| \\ ‘and—Walt Disney's ‘Johnny Appleseed’ ee ee eg t eonaran} :aT | i <= CA. AME BAXTER -JEFF CHANDLER -RORY CALNOUN | FosSEBERTON REDD -wud ne: RATMOND WALBURN + A UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTURE | nese Eve. 50¢ a Hast aeee a TODAYnin | Si : Te |J tuowe wstown ; # CINEMASCOPE AND COLOR! FAST WITH.-AND HIS HIS FISTSWOMEN! ¢ iy LOUNGE® 85 North Saginaw WOOO OTO \YY aS a GODS EYEMRC Soom PeBeCTION 6 MEreEUE McTERE —— = LET'S GO SKATING! ROLLADIUM—MICHICAN’S SKATING LARGEST RINK AND FINEST The DAISof |\\| Brofipur ||| NIGHT SESSIONS hspertte a Piao SUNDAY 7:45 P.M. TO 11 P.M. WEDNESDAY NIGHT SESSIONSPECIALLY FOR BEGINNERS! SS. me — PPR tag ABS Lac IR OM ta , Popeiar _— aan a @ jean Simmons © Victor MatureGene Michael ® Tierney® Friendly Clean Atmosphere — Brough Demand || 4475 W. Huron St. tS wiry tia ts ee: oe ag SS Se t i 2 dee ee 2 eae aa, } v § ‘ \ ; f : ; ey i : 4 . . e/ ‘ t Soe S 8 . ui : ; r Us-5 ‘ » { an \Snow Crisis Turns New York Into Village (ForHal Boyle) ~-walked down the newspaper. bond. at the corner. NEW YORK W®—Mother Nature/*ireet#, |,” New Yorkers are usually worse] ABANDONED CAR Pir MgFirmen non New “York, the It gave you an eerie to about not talking) 4 man said: “It sure taught me| sir. ‘Thank you.” ‘and’tamnedbig} feeling tian Englishmen city into a village. | ee Pe was an old friend of OM thing never go out inj. “1 had to come to wo it ts” “1 dee And walking along, the tracks they|“e2e2dy else. The blizzard was)this Kind of weather Without a te the driver.know nave ‘vou geting. goom "here, a/nasunee cai 8 cross the the country. Some of the o)d-'tne morning—and living! EAST LANSING @ — Michigan/be had Mad aisle asked what hed abandon his Ment car on LjGmOG Scaew ac udson, Last. to beside ot wind and snow State University has relaxed strict-|# highway - timers-——sitting around in Manhat-Together, the Police checked and offered|sing through old) incredible MSS of its rules forbidding smok-| Everybody clucked tan equivalents of the generaliy sniined shapes of store with the pot-bellied iron) ois ing on the campus, Smoking is *Y™pathy. records. to slow. down Thomas stove—are comparing this storm ic still prohibited in classrooms, lec-“a9 ° Kenger after he ripped a “stop” with the real wing-ding blizzards 2 ; ture halls, teaching laboratories,| The bus driver said: “I saw atisign from a police car, The im- of the past. : Great billowing curtains -of barns, farm buildings and storage|least a thousand cars left on the|pulse cost Kenger five days in white came swirling down from buildings. Smoking now is permit-|West Side Highway.” ij TRAFFIC VANISH ig no pern ignway. |jail and $54.30 in fines and costs ba Pp It has oP pegeese beried the skyscrapers, Sometimes, it ted in private offices, conference! “That would be a tough place plus $24.30 for an accumulation of z ’ * / parked “automobiles, and most OMe’ like columns of | thick|rooms, non-teaching laboratories|to be,” said a man. “‘There’s the|old parking tickets and $14.30 for: = Kd wonderful of all. made the traffic pouring from a rooftop.iand other areas where tio hazard|river on one side and a rallroadjan overdue speeding ticket, . . simply vanish in thin air. gua Gack Gee oe jon another. You supose they SaaParrcmmeen whiskies—O. F.C. is the 1 E . ‘ee only Se oe Ty. witn| “aiked,al!way in tovown?”” | One-hand field goalthe shooting) * = 1 Ed is = 5 aie pchives, apene then a had a tea 37 Miles of ean | my a ore. Oe ee pei all shots)... for lightness, for elegance fe ba * Comin pid ‘with tickets can't git down-|day. Two boys, struggiing with greatest freshwater port in the) He saw @ man signal trom the|1948, and the accuracy ratio in|, sss syoey « meno, 4 VARS OL. 08 POOP, SDE HGTALES C8 You Cnt * g town), makes feel shovels cleara in of curb, although wasn’t accordingly. ; strangers like|undersized to | valuetonnage. and it a'creased p q * © fo town! everybody a chance to tell you|breath as I passed. “Well, any-| . * » “how I got to the office.” Or vice| way,” said one, “this is a lot bet-| ss ast tl FF. SHOOT te goingschool.” _ to = versa, ae ter : : & S ; It has been magic, pure white + * & : ' : z Pd if You epitome : d g s§ elderly airedale who was B his for walk. Un-| " iggy think of New York as the of the machine in ~ emcee | : master : age, a t, as a great roaring machine most dogs, this old fel i i . . 7 ak sate ad g g i Ei 2 E ‘ & i li gE5 E ; & f wp, eetttten oe aout * * \ © * ¢ é * Or ~ 24TH © MARCH | DORMEYER’S 25TH. ° MARCH | New forthe Mier “eve eee at the SAVE ... $7.00 1M vou Pontiac Retail FY ) ONLY sy” | Store . NO DOWN PAYMENT. . 65 MT. CLEMENS Deluxe DORMEYER COMPLETE MEAL-MAKING SET SH Visit the Celebrities | -) _) BEN HARDESTY Former National Bait and Fly Champion. See his demonstration » and bait casting. Casting of fly LT. COYKENDAHL $ 26 5 | 0 Sensational new electric mixer, juicer, food apieen, large bowl and all cifically shown. t beats,essay! it juices,fices mixes, all with i i-multi-speed A Ses Waere pe? ed, KK eS od 20.69 — ‘ ERX S/S ae Way yy) : of the State PoliceDemonstration. AND | ) , NY, | will present a Pistol ) ' NY ‘MORE! ‘ . * of eExhibits 7 .Presented by . . . - NO, MONEY DOWN | Phone 9S. C. Rogers Sporting Goods Slaybaugh’s Sport Shop Marine Sales & Service Pe 3 =: FEderal Shakespeare } Horrinaton Boot Works Al Hilde, Taxidermy 30° ’ WEEKLY “i aa eee Zilia are year\iaee By| ge Remington|Cokland County -Club | 7aSportsmen's mali c = wen’s Marine| Kelly Hardware SupplySu : _-—=s The: Bob| Sports: Shop RobichaudCanadian Fishing , Guide = ©“ € ¥ oo ge The weekly Sabbath table was also Pictured are Mrs. Samuel Chafets (left) : , : represented at the Jewish Institute ‘held of South Genesee avenue and Mrs. Harry Standing in front of the Ark with its six engraved panels symbolic _,. _ Seatine Ooms Phage Tuesday at Temple Beth Jacob. Over Arnkoff of Illinois avenue, who assisted _of the Jewish religious holidays are ( left to via) Mrs H. B. Stenbuck Cherokee road and Mrs, George Wy —_ of Ottawa drive. The women 300 women from Protestant and Catholic with preparations. The Jewish Sabbath . Bloomfield terrace, chairman the Jewish Institute at Temple Beth ‘were of of of members the executive committee in charge of arrangements churches, St. George Gr eek Orthodox is [iors sundown Friday to sundown Sat-Jacob; Mrs. Myron Fine of Dakota drive, Mrs. Sidney Barnett of for the Tuesday affairat the temple. ur y- * SENN Qe, Ae ae hf l ) t T } t roses, geraniums, azaleas and with am accent of blue hya-| : ;Ci ly U a ns es LUI les Onl l snapdragons. Sweet fruits were in| cinths centered the table for | . . the Shalachmonus basket. The chil-| Passover or Festival of Free- With the third Wednesday of the, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Kohn of |Owosso, Mrs. J. O. Hood of Owo8s0/dren dress in costume for the gay, dom. month having rolled around once Hospital road and Mr. and Mrs. and J. Dale, Menear of Waldo ave-|testivities and three cornered cook-| Symbolic were the matzos, un- more, Pontiac City Club will again Arthur Kohn of Livonia are re-|nue. ies, “Hamantasher,” are served.|vened iread, and the cap of , observe Ladies’ Night. |turning Sunday from San Fran-* * Mi Inving Suimen and ee , a > ¢ WEDNESDAY, MARCH : "Among those having reservations cisco where they have been visiting) 4, and Mrs. Michael J. Ashley|Ajyin Steinman arran ged the table, Elijah. In ancient times, the proph-LINESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956 PAGES 21-26 for the. dinner party this evening the past three weeks. The Conrad 4¢ necota place announce the birth . “et Elijah was viewed as the fore-| are Dr, and Mrs. LeRoy a *Mr.iKee i sates h ot a son, Edward Earl, March 11.! Hn se Ox, oe pages the Messiah,Se announcin ier Delvi wn : FO, of eH — ad ; ae: : and Mrs. Jack Patterson, Harold has been discharged from ‘S.) Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Maier," =_ i : : ove M t N . ? VY hb C t N Dudley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bran-Army after serving in Korea, ' lof Thlinois wcauiae and: Mrs. Robert |Marvin Eller . in Say od tion, and the final redemption of ee our €1g Or ap alns ame nack, the Walter K. Willmans, the, . *# ¢ L. Ford of Lansing are grandpar-|the Chanuko or east of Lights all mankind from oppression. : William -Bundys and the Keith Lawrence McCann, son of Mr. ents of the infant, -table: This is an eight-day winter Mrs. Harry Ackerman and Mrs.' Ali affiliated clubs of the Pon-Clark-Kimball, Mrs. William )Donald Anderson and Mrs. George Crissmans. land Mrs. L. V. McCann of Silver holiday. = assembled paphal the ar-tiae . City Federation of Women’s|Thomas, Mrs. Russell Auten, Mrs.| Wyman. Others who will be found din-(Circle drive, will play his gradu-' Lights are lit on special a “cies for display, |Clubs are participating in the Stewart Houghton, Mrs, Raymond Mrs, Carl Schultz, Mrs, Donalding at = setae enjoying the |ate piano recital at Michigan State EOrge Woods candelabrum (menorah) each = * Lnapal onl heel rial which —---—_—————=| sillmore, Mrs. Basil Thompson, i activities 13 special , are Mr, and | IUUniversitysi iMay 5 oe Speaks Before night for eig' h oo ‘ one on the the | — Before theI masters of sed italse |W e€ gel i peeBe tat | There are six pages in Mrs. Don Breen, Mrs, Dale Moats, : Hy Mrs, Milo Cross, Mr, and Mrs. | His performance is part of the, first night, two on the second on a large platter is placed the Mrs, Russell Eakle, Mrs. Gordon Arthur Compton, Mr. and Mrs, spring term schedule of concerts Dillar Club and so on. Prayers of thanks are following: A roasted meat bone. Proceeds from the sale will go today’s Women’s Section Parker, Lola Parkins, Mrs. Charles George Zimmerman, the Arthur and recitals just announced by the Rosenthals, the voiced to God and petitions are 4 roasted egg, bitter herbs and to the Pontiac Foundation to be : Cook, Mrs. Paul Gorman and Mrs, Bruce Annetts MSU Music Department. George Woods, chief assistant to| ™"de to overcome hatred and ‘charoses, a sweet mixture, all used toward a civic auditorium, L. Col oe d sara William EE Harry Vernon are also serving asand the Louis Coles Jr. ee the U. S. District Attorney spoke] Prejudice. symbolic of the bitterness of slav-|in which all clubs are tremendous-| se ea — Page id -members 5), °° SNS 15S ~— feaptains. to of the Pillar Club) small gifts are given with the TY and God's kindness for deliv-ly interested. «ee Ch Pl Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Scantlandé a “T 8 Mrs, seed Chartesess Stlekel ef itTyesday eve at he YWCA. Helevening F. Gourda ceniered Crane. Tuesday evening the evening dinner. Gourds centered General Chairmen Mrs. 3. A. rallaretchiss of Squirrel road returned to their Haddrill court, was among the toi of the accomplishments of the the table and the menorah was the GREETS GUESTS Rammes and Mrs. apter ans , Howard Pow-alee are Mr = _ arshall Ip student urses at Harper Hospi-gistrict attorney's office in Detroit Sprague, Mrs. Peter Tstsanis, Off ¢ P. Moa ae ee eran te tal School of Narsing whe re-| Mrs Charies Barrett was gen (ee mr tue: Mrs. H. B. Stenbuck, chairman, ers anounced the captains amd 447,” Howard Owen, Mrs. J. C. Icers Party weeks vacationing in Arkansas, ceived their caps in a ceremony ora) chai . ; rativel “2 introduced the sisterhood president." stated that 19 stores are taking Waijer Mrs. Maxwell Shadley. Oklahoma, ieee a Illinois. Monday lanes Gi fueling! TAcasee ba! Sukos, the Feast of the Ingather-Mrs. Irving Gordon. She brought! [3 y. . Assis er| pie part in the project. Mrs. Walter Mann, Mrs. Stanley |scme'on wa svar her as Robert Whitlatch, son of Mr.| * * © lwere Min! Ray Meleer! Mrs! Frank ing Horst domaaas is celebrated a ee . : : ~ home jenona ive Tuesday ete on megan =~ Serving as, captains of the pro-pega aie rig i Man evening to members of Alpha R. H. Whitlatch of Bir-| ™r- and Mrs. Farrell Wagner McPeek, Mrs. Dexter Craig, Mrs.|!" tober. pres § ject are Mrs. iH. T. Baker, Mrs.'Miller, Mrs. orris Bletstein, TS. | Chapter, Beta Theta Phi sorority, esau ) are receiving congratulations 0M Gertrude Martin and Mrs. John HUT ARRANGED ene Te ee crete Mirth of a degiter Robbing ond synegreue women may Ve: - NGE : ‘come friends. | . ee plays in a series, ‘A Repertoire of : 1| : | A hut was arranged on this table, * * @ F I] h C] M I Mrs. Orben Wilkins was appoint» Three Comedies,” being presented eel 3 ot Foutine General! pirs_ tsebel Selden, Mrs. Carlhy Mrs. Thomas Horwitz and Mrs. | The Jewish Institute. she said eS c OWS. 1p ass ee Ss \ed chairman of the officers party at Denison University. He is cast] Greaioarctis of the itu are Katz, Mrs. Marie Richards and|taroid Abrams. It is usually con-es sel . shal eacen cd : ‘to be held in June. Others serving as Trepliov in Anton-Chekov's5°" a Mrs Walter Peterson of “t® Victoria Gaff were guests of structed of cornstalks reminding he Tania : A have a better, A Cooperative dinner was en-| sented devotions with a message ‘are Mrs. Emil Mailahan and Helen “The Seagull,” and as Napoleon|. hy eee t up. the ses ies : South Shirley avenue and Mr. yr. Robert Gaff Jr. and Mrs. Jew of the journey to Palestine, "eT [alths mg oiled tes *T joyed by members of Fellow-| taken from Hebrews. lTurek. also voted and; the The to in G. B, Shaw's “The Man of -, Eldorado. |. oo oa Ae : understanding of Jewish customs 7." \,.°¢ ; i . Peep group par Destiny” a Joseph of 4 ' aw deliverance. adorned Bible of First , in Health (Mrs. Wagner Eldorado,' -thur |after Fruit ship Class the Bap-) __ ticipate Mental Week Kendall sang several duets,'the hut or Sukkah. and beliefs. tist Church when the group met, Vetlaine, Delores and Norman | ivities : . * sir. and hee. e © ¢& ee -ede enh by . Rom-es ns Mrs. Rebecca Gould was vo-|in the church parlors Tuesday eve-Wilson presented several musical ~~ wy - Nolan Kaiser, son of Mr, and | | berg, “ ou,” by Rodgers) oe suko. hild » bas-Cal soloist, accompanied by ning. ‘numbers accompanied by their. , Mrs. Cartton D. Kaiser of Led-| Mi and Mrs. J. B. Menear of |r Hammerstein and “Make Be-, ¥°" St Tuit to the temple” They Chartes Wilson at the organ. ss lca Mee oid Wises Following the business meeting ill Be initiated to-| ° — ¢ are receiv: iieve" by Jerome Kern. They were!” yard street, wi d-in ig congra tulations on the birth ° : at We | | , eae Nass ~ .conducted by Mrs, L. H. Cross, birt ‘accompanied by Charles Wilson | are re later T g given to _ hospitals — and Rabbi R, osenthalhal spokek on “What.nat. Mrs. George §Stockwell, . Mrs.Mrs.) | * * @& | | ident t G est eetscholasticmee honoraryee ee society * in j | of twins, Matthew,;March Karen Maureen 12 at and | ree ies. oe ii rved trom|the jafter needy. which the Sukos is the patterned holiday the Jews Believe.” |Harry Winkley, Mr. and Mrs.) Colored motion pictures, “Sun| President, he members spent the Kevin St. Pilgrims * «* «© ‘George Spotts, Mrs, Andrew Stim: | vai Skiing” and “Highw, b jevening making Easter baskets to the United States, according to Me a table decorated with yellow daf-Thanksgiving | nd and Mrs. Murray ing ay by be to petlonts: Gk . D Mr. ley Gintrtbuted. ab an announcement by Albion Col. | 4°%¢Ph Mercy Hospital. jfodils and small Easter bunnies. ae: The sisterhood hopes to make this, ee sn wed the dinner the Sea,” presented by Edwin Lee, pe ‘ lege, Nolan is majoring in. his-| Grandparents of the twins are| Mrs, Frank Kirby of Cherokee) An arrangemen$ of daffodils, |an annual affair, inviting different Deighton = fc concluded the program arranged|Oakland County Convalescent tory at the college, 4 Mr, and Mrs, William Coe of road will entertain April 17, gladiolil, daisies and chrysan-|groups each year. The Rev. Jack Maher pre-by Mrs. John McCormick. Home. Z : i “ i ! ¢ gs? i : ? ' ; ‘ | = . ; z s e. \ Y, } oe 4 \ Be ese je ee = c ! -te. . ‘ ) Se $233 Jas i ee TWENTY-TWO oe PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956 . Professional Permaneat Wave—Gives « Solt Natural Appearance Mom, Girl PERMANENTS, from... . $5.00 There's No Need to Formalize Steady Deal Disagree CALLIE’S BEAUTY. 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Mrs. Grace Beall of Chapter AF making the return journey. In the Monday of And if they should, you can say evening meeting the in Wyandotte spoke on Cottey present day, relatives who come organization held at the home of College. The April 2 meeting will from a distance would be provided /Mrs. James Boaz on Frembes be held at Hotel Waldron with ori necessary, but not other- Mrs. Clarence Norton as hostess. drive. * ss @ Other officers installed were Motorists Keep Alert ‘Mrs. William L. 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Deep pointed collar |” : and cuffs COATS « SUITS are in heavy Venetian lace.\-~~ With That Prcales Look... 49.95 Others 25.00 to 119.00 Mom Suffers When Pop : ‘Helps’ With Housework , The Suits Are: ~ ‘ —By DOROTHY ROE leue Satice and carving board—like|) > Associated Press Women’s. Editor a surgeon in the operating room. NEW SILHOUETTES FASHION FABRICS EASTER COLORS , : In our household it requires at There’s more and more talk @ Fitted jackets @ 100% wool @ Navy, blue least two assistants to supply the necessary service, have the plates, these days about how men are @ Boxy jockets @ Flanne! @ Grey, aqua doing the housework in America hot, the salad cold and the coffee, @ Varied lengths @ Verdona @ Ton, beige and women are taking on such brewed at the psychological mo-| @ Slim, flored skirts @ Check worsted @ Mint green chores as mowing the lawn and ment. fixing the plumbing. When the meal is served, it is This all sounds fine in print, but superb. Guests applaud, and Pop in actual practice it's a little The Coats Are: glows in the general aura of ap-° frightening. probation, NO BACON 'N’ EGGS While this goes on, the ‘women of |} _ NEW SILHOUETTES FASHION FABRICS EASTER . COLORS F Now let's take that business the family are trymg to up. mop repair other ravages in the kitchen, about Pop doing the marketing. @ Toll, slim wrap @ Casual wool blends @ Summer beige ¢ Whenever this happens in our and wash a young mountain of |” @ Collarless cardigan @ Rich soft suede @ Grey, brown es family, the man of the house dishes, pots and pans. ie @ Slim tuxedo @ Nubby tweeds -@ Aqua tones comes beck laden with such things Such experiences have taught) Pe @ All lengths @ Cloud soft fleece @ Black, navy as caviar, pate de foie gras, most wives that it sounds like a iBtruffles and club soda, but no fine idea to have the husband help} Fe _ bacon, eggs or potatoes. H® has with the housework and it's great Suit in Floor spent twice as much as the usual for his ego; but things are a lot order costs, and stil] acquired simpler if you do it yourself. little from which to fix a meal. Or he decides to go out and Young Folks’ Shop— select personally the steak he is ‘going to broil on the outdoor grill. Religious Goods EVERY SUIT NEEDS A This becomes a high adventure. Rosaries, Missals, Medals, He comes back with a choice steak, it's true. But usually it is Bibles, Statues, Sick Call } twice as big as he needs and its Sets, Gifts. cost runs into astronomical fig- ures. EASTER BLOUSE Come to When the time for cooking nears, the male chef becomes a prima Your Young Folks Will The Madonna Shop . donna. He fusses over the fire for vihat seems hours, and then when 795 Woodward Ave. Need Lots of Spring Dress it reaches a state that is to his 3. 98 FE 5-9275 | liking, he barks orders for salt, Up Clothes. 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Misses’ and women’s sizes. | ' Better Dresses—Second Floor ~ and & al pe = 1% i. 4 o & Fi ‘ ' ' ; = ; i ' | a 7 THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY.“MARCH 21, 1956. ” | ne ame & 7 ie LURES ee a bs fl : - Main Dish _ | ‘Volunteer | LAY-AWAY PECTS CCC CC UCC CCT CCC CCC CrCl il nl ln lin tn Act lA nln ln at i iA lin a i Mca hh th thn he ttn. Wo tetas t,he th 0 Prepared _. of Month’ ~|LUGGAGE in Half Hour IsNamed =| NOW for the tp yt tte wewwwyy.* ‘Can | ‘to ‘if jlike | J ‘Fe | ‘Plan ‘special ‘laundry, _recipes, i | fined ‘a The Easter§ Mrs. Jay. Bendall} GRADUATE Mrs. Valuet: Uses Chopped Vegetables Cited: for Working| Pa rade in Spaghetty Sauce With. Girl Scouts 1 1 family is no exception. They like ford. yy 12'2 to 24', cer in their td * * eyot poe eee Mr. and Mrs. Bendall have is that it can be made in half an daughters and a son. Judy , fromF $1( \98 aeWith The cifaneek souoetaen al ede brand i deaghter t care iui, ao Soies in Waterford Township. Mr, Ben-SKYWAY three older children, Mrs. Valuet oll aboeel mitt oats | ARY stays close to home these days. Carrier . WHE She likes to sew and has made Although Mrs, Bendall is a CROWN of three PTAs and also ° / many of the curtains for her new member The lake is Mrs, Valuet’s hobby. Guild of the Four Towns Church, TOURISTER e C | e S She loves to fish, swim and boat. mest of her Pnepaongend cape TRAVEL JOY 4490 Dixie Hi Pisin OR 13-7124) ie Plain: 0 ne See ee ae —— -°MENDEL | with her husband. Home movies Scouting. Highway—Drayton are a family hobby. -: ‘Til She began this service career New Reangger Jaughter, then pik nM Styles and Colors 1) iL MLL Open Monday ‘Til 9 Friday Nite 9 i -seeny —- GOLD Initialing FREE By Mrs. Richard Valuet 1 ee ee: si ind hee Stat KIMMIN'S 1 clove garilc, fine ree ful ci lenders , L MS a ete terete Leather Goods poran, food psomrad ceo With her homemaking talents, a] 14 W. Huron FE 2-2620 REDUCE? 3-4 Bay leaves desire to serve and a willingness Salt and pepper op A the ground steak lightly. to learn, she gradually acquired Add all other ingredients and sim-the know-how of Girl Scouting that WITHOUT STARVING URSELF mer at least twenty minutes. Cook oe i has placed her in the position of ; . e pound of thin spaghetti and hiss trainer of leaders, a vice presi- with nchg pom p ateg oa Pentiae sa teow pales Get accaas Vasa iacy) — Beauty Clinic = pre Loseto 5 Inches — 5 to 15 Pounds 3 — Chosen “Volunteer of the Month” is Judy, (left) and Kay and (far right) \éirecor. ee by Edythe McCulloch (ln jest 10 Visite) ™ Kitchen Chores Mrs. Jay Bendall of Malcolm drive. She Jayette. Judy and Kay are in Scouting \ams IN HOME LIFE HAIR TINTING Excess weight is often lazy calories stored up in was chosen by the Central Volunteer and Jayette is shown as she tried on @ | This know-how has been an in- your body. Overweight is not only disfiguring but Be Enjoyed Bureau for her work in Girl Scouting. Brownie hat she will be wearing soon. lve tredlpelerg Moraes Ula hts Spring to here 8 andif you makes us look older than we are, it also adds an Kitchen work is fun, according She is shown here with her daughters received expert instruction in han-ing your hair... now is the extra burden on the heart, lungs, kidneys and other a recent poll of homemakers, | dicrafts, homemaking and outdoor time to take the plunge! In the vital organs. More and more people are thinking and talking and are more concerned about their the kitchen is well planned, well past, hair coloring was a sub- equiped anddette Kitchens Fashion just didn Se skills, Weekends always fam- . are Saad, —_ lly affairs, ee Neglects | Gad ele! coloring is? taking We overweight, flabby muscles, constipation and tired this just don't happen! ° = It is the result of combining your Plight of Small, the bride of Two years ago Mrs, Bendall was, rightful place. old wornout feeling. The trouble is so many have ific needs and your pet ideas chosen by the Girl Scout Council specialized knowledge of Burrell, take training for the position of|] no one to . help or encourage them to help them- Mature Woman Cadle 19 n° more artificial to im- selves. You owe these wonderful treatments to your- people long experienced in plan-Saturday _|day camp director. This is norm-ove Go SG the batt = ‘ng in |ally offered only to adults with a 1 in equally self. 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The bulky hat look is not { JOSLYN ot FOURTH |Oakland Avenue United Presby-| eerrings, 9 gift of the bride | woman. If it's wrong pl Lenten ServiceThese women do cling to one 'terian Church Saturday evening,| 87°°™-She carried a satin-cov-you, buy your spring hats in a Wed. Evening, 7:30 P. M. another, fortunately. If a line of petty Ann Sneed became the bride cred Bete ee eehowee scaled-down version. are GEO. MAHDER, Pastor FE 5-0404 clothes that fits comes into a local o¢ Cadie Burrell. | Mr. and Mrs. John Sneed of| plenty of them. |store, they spread the word. For her wedding the bride chose Hudson avenue are parents of the|— | Though they're a minority, these) | © poor. length gown of Chantilly bride. The bridegroom is the son |women may someday get attention)... over bridal satin, The fitted of Cadle Burrell of Gage street. from some wise manufacturer who bodice featured long sleeves which 7. * «8 will tend to their smallest need.|,pored to points at the wrists. The! 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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956 TWENTY-FIVE Try Chic Separates MSU Life Quiets Down Spring Neckline to Be Lacy in Easter-Egg Hues as Students Take Exams The approach of Easter brings) NEW :YORK (INS)—The stylish, way of feminizing a plain sheath or HOSPITALIZATION] | 4 7". this spring will be’ suit, and 1956 know-how has made = to ind the choice of delectable) neckiine | ; ms MEN , , NO A of Hard-Studying Collegionsecupies the-Plans) ater ex oer evans » xo) *t TS MS "clini, Spine ere ten ae weak Ibi manent feat]cos AND. asMSom raed ie wee WOMEN OVER 65 iin LIMIT | na ‘By BARBARA JOHNSON is Jo Ann Uligian of Starr ave-_ yellow jabots. And they've got to be! e ite nylon or stay-stiff cotton, . tuen laboratory, etea each sickness mee. nar aan Se cote, rome tn Si airtel or Memp- ! | : = HE 5 é _ = Ad | hard as I hit Campbell when 55, eliminated William Pressing of as Jackie Robinson's high throw of est team in baseball. -little to complain about in the | Little Joe Presko fared much He’s All Set * a grounder and scored on a single jworse. He shackled the Dodger . performance of young Bob ‘taken a shower and come back * * by Wayne Belardi. Trailing 2-0 at the end of four Miller, their promising south-lbats for two innings but in the | for Comeback eighth frame Walter Alston’s before they revived him. The 1954 winner, Judd L. Brum- The Tigers’ four game series Miller gave up only four ley of Greenville, Tenn., knocked) [7 | Innings in an exhibition men paw. game here last night, the world cham-scattered singles in his five-in-pounded him for five runs, in-with Brooklyn -continues in Vero Ex-Tiger Star Trout off James B. Hull of Zanesville, . Beach today and will wind up at ‘pion Dodgers pushed across three and 5. . WALLY BURKEMO Joins Detroit Squad runs in the 5th and exploded for = Lakeland tomorrow. Ned Garver Short Defends Title another five in the 8th shellack for Mound Workout is scheduled to handle the pitch- to ing chores for Detroit today. MIAMI ® — Former Detroit DETROIT (AL) BROOKLYN (NL) Tiger pitching star Paul (Dizzy) It was Brooklyn's 2nd straight the Tigers, 8-2. Kue!wenn, 88 Tis 6 mo! ros, If ost21 (Ss fo Ro | Saturday Trout, now retired, says he wants victory over the Tigers and $rd Belardi,1b 401 Cimol'cf 41 7 PTTA Tourney Thurs Downs, If 3.0 0 Neal, 2 6§ 1:2 to make a comeback. | in a row in exhibition play. The ninth annual National In-rolling in the tournament. p.m. Saturday and at 10:30 a.m.) *~ * * * * Ld ne, Gentile, 1 11 feo 333 cate mT The Pontiac Table Tennis Asso-15 years of age, and junior boys Hatfield, 30 1 0 © Robinson, 3b3 0 0 -dustrial Tournament will Forty-two teams are entered, the and 12:45 p.m. Sunday. | Trout joined the Tiger squad | Two rookie hurlers, Bob Darnell , |Delsing, rf 3 0 1 Williams, “be held Saturday and Sunday at largest number in tourney history. | iciation will hold its amnual city through 18, House, ¢ : ° 3 att 402 three days ago and has pitched Trophies will be awarded {o the | and Stan Williams, clamped the cea, immer, ss 400. Pontiac's Motor Inn Recreation al-There are 13 teams from Michigan, | championships Thursday night at five teams with the most total batting practice since his arrival. lid on Tiger batsmen, holding them Awards will be made to win. rsd 2: 2 Wanner, ¢ $90 leys. three from Indiana, one from IIli-) the Bethany Baptist Church audi-0, rnell, 00 “I swear he’s faster now than ae * * pins, the team boasting the high | to four hits while Dodger hitters ners of all events. Spectators are |p Maxwell 6 00 A-Gilliam 13 6 nois, and 25 from Ohio. he was three years ago,"’ catcher! torium on, West Huron. | series, and the team listing the were connecting for nine blows. * * LJ | welcome, ee GMC Truck & Coach Division Ld LJ * Frank House said. ‘‘He has got and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com-Bobby Short will defend his) high single game. Individual | * * * s * * — feel Last year’s champion, the Stude-| awards go to the top three bow!l-as Much stuff as a lot of guys 124 338 8 pany are hosts for this year’s tour-Darnell, a righthander who men’s singles crown against some Entries will be accepted until A-Bete on eer for Darnell in 5th, baker -Packard Corporation of| ers in single game, series, and We Ve gt. . -Wa. or ‘esko in 9th. nament, chalked up a 99 record with St. of the city’s top paddle-swingers. Thursday. Anyone wishing to en-/npragi co 002 000 Trout says he's willing to go South Bend which rolled 8,257 pins. nine games. Paul of the American Assn. last Ellen Tiffany is defending women’s ter the tournamept should call El-BROO KLYN ‘peigrai’ “mi 08 070 0Sx—8 with anyone who'll have him. ‘The opening ceremonies will be, mer Klemm, eral 4-8730. RBI—Belardi, Hodges, R. . Williams . Five Pontiac industrial teams in nine games, will be here to de-| ‘ | uenn, ardl, icks, inso: jyear, was tabbed for three hits singles champion. —two from Baldwin Rubber, two fend its crown. land two runs in his five-inning Cimoili, Neal 2, Gentile 2, %B—Miller, held Saturday at 10:45 a.m. when from GMO Truck & Coach, and _ Bowling sessions will start at Short and James Reed, both Neal. HR—Gentile. SB—Amoros. DP— Earl A. Maxwell, Personnel Di-performance and got credit for the Walker and Zimmer. LOB—Detroit 7, three-time state junior boys’ Syracuse Bowlers one from Fisher Body—will be li a.m., 1:15 p.m., 6 p.m. and 8:15 victory. Williams, who towers 6-5 Brooklyn 11, BB—Off Miller 4, Williams rector of GMC Truck & Coach, wel- champs, will team up for men's 4, Darnell &, Presko 1. SO—by Darnell and weighs a hefty 225, unleashed comes all industrial bowling 2, Williams 2, Miller 2, Presko 2. R-E! teams. Lead ABC Tourney doubles. ~Darneli 2-0, Williams 1, Miller 3-0 Presko 5-5. Hits off Miller 4 tn 8 in- nings, off Presko 5 tn 3 innings, off Competition will be held in men’s Star Slugger | singles and doubles, mixed dow. Darnell 3 in 4 innings, off Williams 1 in ROCHESTER, N.Y. P—A Syra-! Hit by pitcher, by Presko Umpires — McKinley, Ven- Out With Doubletalk Use of Stimulant Drug bles, women’s singles, boys through (Robinson). | cuse, N.Y., team held the lead in Needs Net to | sou, D'Ambrosio. Time—2:28. Attend- the team division of the Ameri- ance—2,003. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. i —; { BOWIE, Md. #—James McGee Budd y who won the Maryland New. York Yankee Manager Casey can Bowling Congress Tournament Indians frate Over Catch Flies today. Carter Scores Bonus ‘Wise Guy’ ew.‘of Holmesdel, N.J., was under sus-handicap. |Stengel, the master of the double- e 8 @ ~~pension as a trainer for the sec-| * Ld s italk, made another one of his ' BRADENTON, Fila. u — Rookie The Meade Floor Covering team Decision Over Bob Satterfield a ond time in 11 years in Maryland A similar drug was reported by classie remarks today. rolled a 2,997 to better by 2 pins Wes Covington of the Milwaukee TUCSON, Ariz. (®»—Some of the } because a stimulant was re-. chemists who tested Morning Aft-s * Braves is a star in the batter’s) officials of the Cleveland Indians * the score posted last week by ported in tests on one of his win-ier, winner of Friday’s sixth race|. Speaking of Bob Turley's ineffec-box but he admits he's no expert in were rted today to be unhappy Stroh’s Beer of Detroit. oning horses at Bowie. The horse trained by tive pitching so far this spring, * ~ * the outfield. s with the performance of Kenny MIAMI BEACH, Fla, (INS) The Bowie stewards suspendedMc( | — * ‘smoke, drink or chase around but He hit two doubles and a single yee is owned by Gough “W.'Casey remarked: “He doesn't Frank Fabrizio sparked his Kuhn, the Tribe bonus boy. | oe 8 & Harold Carter of Newark, N. J., him yesterday for the durationof Thompson of Pikesville, Md. teatn's performance with a_ 699, climbed a rung in the heavyweight “their meeting, ending April 17.) The stewards in addition to sus-I can get better pitching out of a the second highest series of the’ in five trips to the plate against The officials say Kuhn, who. ob- division by pounding out a 10- round decision last night over hard- _ [punching Bob Satterfield at Miami ‘They referred the case to the pending McGee, disqualified Morn-drunk.” ,tourney so far in an 'y event. | Kansas City Tuesday, but his field-served his 19th birthday yester- ](Maryland Racing Commission|ing After and ordered the $4,000 . | * Ld ing woes included mistakes on two day, isn’t| exerting himself during. hi LJ ; Seattle Pilot Quits ‘which may make the suspension purse redistributed among the Fabrizio, a 182-average kegier, | fly balls that dropped for a double practice. | | Beach Auditorium. avi Bowe | * * * S rolled games of 205, 228 and 266.|and a triple. : ‘next four horses. t Carter,who has lost only one 21, And when a veteran or coac * * | No change ever is made in the) SEATTLE Horace Bright-|He rolled nine strikes before leav- fight in his 18 professional battles, “T should have had a fish net/offers him! some advice, the in- after “a'payoffsthe bettors to Those who man resigned ag’ head baseball’ing a 7-9 split on his 10th ball. 5 : a g . * lweighed 194 and his Chicago caffeine” had Morning After received $6.40 and -basketball coach at the Uni-| There were no other changes injout there today,” the husky slug-/fielder cuts in with “I knew how | | nent 183, for the non-televised for $2. |versity of Seattle yesterday, the top division leaders yesterday.|ger said, it’s done.” | oppo- bout. a THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956 / TWENTY-NINE Pre c-8 ¢ “ ds i Gm) looking minutes, to : sentence: ‘This club looks a ene me Or the Toren Maple Leafs a os an apparent defeat into a 3-2 vic-the comeback victory in just one Saige Armstrong made it 1-0 j = % | Yes, we want ff Sentier 7:36. p.m. i ra ary” very. or- midway through the first period take Civic to ¥s. * Mee uate, lacaing, 7 am oe pan ae dinary out there, and then all of with assists. from rookle Dick us NOW .-. . Mo, don't put ‘it f min “emis conte Lansine’ #30 pa (struck with dramatic suddenness) It gave the Red Wings » size . a sudden they grt: wad end Gere) Duff and veteran Jim Thomson, off .. . for relaxing massage CLASS BO for the next 20 — that was the! able beost toward a Stanley Cup you are. Ron Stewart deflected. the puck fi off his hip and it bounced past jp and physiotherapy. _ St. Andrew vs. River Rouge, Birming-with For a long while, it appeared 5 DAYS ONLY showdownthe a 4% Lincet a Montreal Canadiens, who blasted MARK MORAN’S t30 p27 ON" Mors MO! | The between night and Detroit goalie Glenn Hall at 11:31 March 21-22-28-24-26 Joernane difference | Battle Creek | vs, day is little pronounced than of the second period for Toronto's Health Club = a = High. 7:0 pm. .,ithat of a team played puzzl-nS second : Ph. FE 5-8273 (High, 7 pam. z ing grep coe ragree Pars ‘Close checking by the Leafs and 742 West Huron St. | Memphis vs. + ae _jnight . came roaring alert goal tending by Harry Lum- back lenger Field House, apg, Ot Patrik, Bal-|ttecer three quick goals and tum ley suppressed the Wings’ mild offensive halfway through the sec- WHINE re ond period The third period was less than | one minute old and each side was TIRES a man short when Gordie Howe bounced a 10-footer off Lumley’s for the PRICE* of BLACKWALLS TUBELESS or TUBE TYPE place Detrolters, and they kept the pressure on the rest of the New r comfort, quicker tweed Top Contender in 12 way, . stops, plu} the. extra Hour Competition John Bucyk, 21-year-old winger strength of Nygen Cord all playing in his first cup playoff, topcoats got the equalizer a few minutes! yours in The General Tire. SEBRING, Fla. & — Champion) later. The stocky Edmonton, Alta., *EXCHANGE BUDGET TERMS! drivers of six nations will battle for top honors Saturday when 60 of the world’s fastest sports: cars roar away from the starting line lin the International Grand : Prix of Endurance. * * Hottest contender, in the list of | drivers who will compete in the gruelling, 12-hour race around an lad, who didn't own a starting job until the seaon was well along, picked up a passout from Alex Delvecchio and steamed the puck through Lumiley's legs for the goal that tied the score. The Leafs lost the puck on their first effort and within 44 seconds they trailed the resurgent Wings, A scramble in which Detroit's I SENN ert ee Get Your abandoned Sebring Air Force Base Metro Prystai sent the puck toward will be the Argentine daredevil. the goa] mouth gave Delvecchio AP Wirephote ‘Juan Fangio, who won the world an opening and he jabbed at it HAWKINSON — TOPCOAT TWO POINT. LANDING Don Daniels of Hartford, Conn., heads ‘sports car driving championship twice, finally getting the best of a duel with goalie Lumley.. Red Wings’ controlled play the rest ™'TREADS for the canvas during a Golden Gloves bout in the Eastern finals. His ‘last year. | * * * legs buckled from a hard punch thrown by his opponent, sending him i down for a.fwo-point landing. Daniels was kayoed ih the first round of the way and controlled shoot- | Fangio will head a team of six Now! of tes bout. ing for the third period with a | Modena, Italy. He predicts that)— 120-8 edge. when the test of men and machines \drivers for the Ferrari factory of} 2 for the Price of 1 New Tire! ends at 10 p.m. (EST), a Ferrari Manny's U psets Clarkston’ Ex-Olympic Swimmer Dies ‘will get the checkered flag of vic- In Your SYDNEY, Australia @®—Fanny | tory: reation league all-stars, 50-35, in @ Guaranteed paminmtonety to deliver new tire Manny's Bar scored a 71-69 up- * * = Durack, first Australian woman set over the Clarkston Merchants the preliminary game. mi to win an Olympic title and the ' Second best known driver on the * * ~~ @ Strict -inspection system Favorite Tuesday night at Crary gym to win greatest woman swimmer of her ‘Sebring course Saturday will be Joe Umphrey of Johnson & An-: the Waterford Township Recrea-@ 24-hour. cas aan” to keep you rolling day died from a heart attack Tues- tion League post-season basketball the English champion, Stirling derson was honored as the most day night. She was 64. Farmy won Moss, who was runner-up to Fan-outstanding player and Tex Klaus Fabric tournament, the -100-meter free-style at the ‘gio in last year’s fight for world jof Philgas received the sports-| Stockholm games in 1912. Her heat honors. Moss will be the top driver The championship final, which man's award. Individual trophies ‘for the formidable Aston-Martin officially closed the season, was were given to the Clarkston play- time of 1 minute, 19 4-5 seconds’ was then a world record. ED WILLIAMS TIRE €0. iteam from England. hotl--contested all the way and ers for winning the league title) neither team held more than a and Bill Frankenfield of Manny's Topcoat stocks are LADIES ALL-STARS =| Your General Tire Dealer two-point lead at any time, Dick Bar accepted’the traveling trophy, Pts complete now. All Blow From Golf Club Huron Bow! 2 poner Bar a Stacey and Bob Campbell each emblematic of the playoff. crown. Motor Inn Rec, 65 Nu-Brite $1 sizes are here— in Fatal to Teenage Boy tallied 18 points for Manny’s -_— o“ Shaw's “ 451 S. Saginaw at Raeburn gabardine, tweeds and while Pete Palshan topped Clark- R. Munro 61 Ballard 12) SAN DIEGO, Calif. (8 — The Ware's t162377. 6. Potater 231—602.| ————— _ ston with 24, shetlands. Choice of Ferryman Crowned ‘coroner said Phillip Walker, 16, three models — fly ‘died from a skull fracture caused The Waterford High School fac- rrec- City Chess Champ ‘ulty defeated the high school = by an accidental blow from a golf front, button through elub at suburban La Mesa, Tues-| day. | K OF C LEAGUE and raglan shoulder model, Frank Ferryman of Pontiac was . : s | Pfeiffer’ 5 70 Borst Ritr, 52: * * * 2 crowned city chess champion in’ He was hit, the coroner said, on Goebel's 64 Drewry's ‘the Parks and Recreation Depart- ment’s chess and checker tourna- The Shrine 61 Forster Tool $1) ‘a drive follow-through by a 16-|Auburn Bar 61 Hight Mtrs. $1 4 \Letter Shop 60 Pabst 4 year-old friend while they were, |Wayne Htng. $9 Credit Union “4 ment Monday night at the Adah practicing. | Nat'l. hs 87 mands 3 |Un-Purnace Pieet Carrier 39 * Shelley Branch Library. . A, Trees “ ey eve 36 Ferryman won the title with Stanfield's ~ 83 Contrac | W. LaFave bi M1, E. 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Plains, Mich. Rt. 2 « ‘ { ( ‘ ° \ aa. : i f \ : u ra ‘BE i I North Carolinadrew 256,-| games, the top-attendance on State cut 000 for its 1954 . 55 basketballlrent records. “ ahereol ly itll allen dalmtetstehginirictcnie ges FACTORY REBUILT xa ala iteionp NE IHSOO NO TEMA Sg TO ee eRe RATES: \ un THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956 | THIRTY-ONE The second annual Pontiac) demonstrate pistel. shooting Sat- The little theater, a successful urday aftersoonevening, and and pait of the show last year, will be iv Mr: and Mrs. Joe Depa of Dear-in operation again with the con- NEW MOTORS '|born will present a rope twirling tinuous running of several modern New Low Price! and dog jumping att with: Laria, color and, sound motion. pictures, German Shepherd, at. A miniature automobile will be presenteda free door prise by as "| the Retail Fit- downtownstore, ‘| teen from the Pontiac merchants ‘| area will be représentedin the show, breedson Sunday. There is no charge, according kinds Variousof top-hk -lighting these different breeds will to Henry Gothany, manager of the 401 S$. Saginaw “Phone FE 3-7432@ pleasure at and Saturday and Sunday nights ing and craft be held each afternoon3 o'clock Pontiac Retail Store. Doors open each day at I p.m. : at 8. A demonstrationtaxidermy ‘showed 118 turkeys will be given, showing the com- Exhibit Atfention Is Drawn county, with 16 individual flocks pete een Ss in BRAKE RELINE SPECIAL beginningof ‘DRIVE SAFELY. reported. In Newaygo county, 35 of the soutien ‘19 turkeys released were alive in stalling January. to National Wildlife Week== The tcgg She tend givard agreeticlon eyes and touchingup. complete mounting of pheas- ants, ducks and other birds is By JACK PATTERSON planned each afternoon and eve- Forthcoming -The second annual Pontiac Sportsman’s Show which ning. Also featured will be members ‘Field Trial opens tomorrow and runs through Sunday will again of the Pontiac Archery Club, ex- You can't beat ''75’' take place at the Pontiac Retail Store on Mt. Clemens hibiting trick and fancy anion Dates Listed at Perry. with bow and arrow. HOUSE PAINT Other Make Cars at Special Prices! auiialy . Here is a list of field trial dates Because of the public interestyshown last year, ex- scheduledthe state for the next hibitors feel that sportsmen have expressed a real desire Factory Bonded Shoes, $2 Extra! in Fox Hunters Hold’ — The Border Beagle Club to see what’s new in sport- hounds rea. Con-ing equipment without obli-enough to merit complete protec tact J, Wilshire, Mulligan Saturday Detroit i Dion, tion if they are to stay off the gation. WHEEL BALANCING elie FRESE SES SEGA WTS a hiding yne-coat $400 er tin lasting beauty danger list. | MARCH 2%—The Weimaraner Clud of America, Michigan Region, will bold Exhibitors are spending their * * @ The Michigan Fox Hunters As- a field trial for Welmaraners at the Highland Recreation Area. Contact Mike time and money to that end. Hunting pressure apparently sociation are holding a one-day STATIC & DYNAMIC Mitroka, 13345 Ward, Wyandotte, Mich. While we imagine that most any doesn't have much effect on estab- fox race Saturday, March 24 at the’ wi a fie a ‘aterloo Ga heit 0 few weiss a ten Weonrien of the canny merchants taking part) lished species, provided seasons, [Recreation Area. Contact al Lapeer State Gare area, on Five) The man who knows paints WHEEL ALIGNING By Trained Experts Dearborn,R.! in the show could be wheedled into are intelligenty set and limits — are best will tell you O'Brien's Neng 21524 Carlysie, L MAKES STEERING REBUILDING CARS-TRUCKS Lakes road. selling something, the emphasis realistic, "715" is the BEST in fine qual-MARCH 90-31-APRIL 1—The Michigan In the case of declining species, | Sa Valley Brittany Club will con will be where it should—on display, ity house paint. Made with rarer ty trial at the Murphy Lak however, gunning, legal or other-| Lake not selling. patented Pre-Shrunk Oils, it Tuscola wise is apt to be a determining |State Game Area, bred Lawrence Griffin, 1126 M-Te? ‘Reese, What happens when the primary| Mich factor. “Casual” shooting of odd purpose of -a .sportsmen's show— exterior surface. It actually exhibition of, new or improved gives super service on any | waRcH 31-APRIL 1—The Greater De- trolt Bird Dog Association will poet woe species, unfortunately a common MacDONALD, Inc. DON R. ‘the Propagation Trial at the Hi habit among many hunters who items of interest to sportsmen—is looks better longer. Choice Recreation Area. porto 43, Wilmott, 70 Howell road, Pontiac, has informa-| know better, can extinguish a Spe- cies forever. lw. Hamiin lost sight of was perfectly illus- of many ready mixed colors, APRIL 7—The South West Michigan Club will conduct @ field trial at Penn-trated by the recent Detroit show. Orvetie uae FE 5-6136or FE 5-6137 Economy Furniture Better think a minute before 370 S. Saginaw St. BA Contact Don Curtis, Hartford, That affair which has declined an- you take a crack at that odd-look-} and now it has become| PT FE PAT LALLY ing whatizzit. It a be the last of its race. Attention All HOUSE of COLOR 8-0428 sportsman’s show, Pontiac mer- chants are striving to avoid such WALLPAPER Outdoorsmen a pattern. © Report your outdoor activities | te The Pontiac Press for use | in the Outdoor Page being run *6 per month 1028 W. Huron by noon 1% Blocks West Tuesday. Written copy of club Tel-Huron activities is preferred. AT PHILIP'S GOLF SETS Registered—Guaranteed or This $56-per-Golf Bag Value offer is qedica tuned tenet Regular $55.00 population is approximately /and is classed as a predator Complete Set ‘throughout most of fts range, little New Only 5 Irons 2 Woods $29" has been done, to date, to assure the continuation of the species. Prairie chickens, getting scarcer Spalding—Wilson Golf Equipment—Carts—Balls— every year, seem assured of a na- Bags—Head Covers—Baseboll—Tennis— ‘tional refuge in the near future, Badminton—Fishing Tackle—Save ‘but as a game bird their time is Up to 40% running out. In Michigan, the sturgeon of -TERMS — LAYAWAY — CASH the Great Lakes is losing the struggle. In non-game species, the red-headed woodpecker, par- | ticularly vulnerable to autonie- PHILIP'S ..«crz... biles because of its low-flying habits, has become scarce. 79 N. Saginaw St. Many Michigan species not cur- rently .endangered are scarce 4: reasons for Four Roses FORD V-8 “MAINLINER J t's tailored to the most discrimi- nating American taste. SPECIAL” 2 You can depend on FOUR ROSES & quality~ bottle after bottle. Price includes a Ford V-8 engine—the best-selling eight in the world epit’s America’s favorite gift whis- key. So treat yourself to the finest. @ Two-tone paint @e White sidewall tires @ MagicAire Heater @ Turn signals @ Windshield Washer @ Full-flowoil filter @ Oil bath air cleaner 4, Surprise! It costs only pennies mofe per drink for the best. e@ Insurance @ Financing @ State and Federal taxes @ License and Title e@ Your present car should more than cover the down payment! 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The department said about 94 per cent of the land already damaged this season is located in Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Texas. 85 cent of that inidl get g ending tong ory — paar ? ~~. By j -V. T. Hamlin located in the same states. The department said the land already damaged and that likely to be damaged was about the same total acreage in similar con ditions a year “Ago. ’ Damage to growing wheat this -NO REASON FOR \ AUTOMOBILE! season put at 511,000 acres, . most of it in Colorado and Texas. Lonel HMP/? TIME'S TOO SHORT! we BOT AY I'N A WE THOUGHT YOU WERE poetic eee NeTaAny Ga ZA) BLOWING BUBBLES YESTER-“ 84 Q Day WHEN YOU POPPED EQUINOX" / LISTEN: Z. | eee nan Ye “HAIL TO THE NERNAL EQUINOX, “<% woe bées JH NEW SIONS APPEAR, REPLETE wi BOCKS! : | Ee wa a. Gb \ BUT YourR ?7 | BWEET SPRING NOW WINTER BLEAK SHE MOCKS, By Ernie Bushmiller SEALY eines AND GOLFERS, PUTTING, SEEK, WEE KNOCKS!" NANCY | ING ONT, HUHZ e E (f : a oa fas : fd I'LL BET WE'LL BE TOO ef 9 | LATE TO SEE THAT BIG WEDDING = TODAY EF = — oN\ é | ; ( é \ 4y pemk pees orlmagay rs ae rt e*. NY = a; By Leslie Turner ~\ OBVIOUSLY, HE’S DE TO AVOID ME! WELL, I'LL TRY fa i RRY STORY! THE PUBLICITY WOULD HURT ALL OUs pV CS ~ Oo ae =? . ! \ IN | : OF YOUR PARTY MRS. \. BACK WAY! ty We LT’ CNNEXPLAIN : dasa IT TO HM! HEA Sermon, re. PERFECT KELLS Dr 1m \ © 1906 vy S TM. veOE ot ARREST, BASY: A G - OUT OUR WAY SIDE TO SEE YOU PEOPLE USED T’THINK THIS Y WELL, THERE'S FRRANCH WAS HAUNTED By ‘TH’ ] NONE OF 'EM NEA Service, inc. TM. Reg. U.S. Pat. Off] By Edgar Martin WE'S ALSO YOU GEY WE'S TRE OWLY ONE OF TH’ FAY 1ET'S a Mi BROKE-\SH ALL THE WROLL NEVER KNOW Go\ RWURRY UP ROV'’S GETTING FAND SORE-BREAKS, WAAT TH’ “AVERC POR, OR MORE LATE-ISH J Sr, SO n WELL BE | AL THE WATCH IT! HK) LATE FOR TIME. q JHE ONVER- | WG! a a. 2 sang t ; a sattl aa compla:emapliasa Measmse! the signing of three other contracts to residentialof the south side New crop wheat was under somé| der Ontons,ary, Mo. 1, 100-450 oe ee rl — made to’ Romeo State Police two was put over for a week upon the of Auburn avenue from Perkins to pressure on a forecast for light|;# lb, beg. Parser. curly, No. 1 a2-|than 3,000,000 shares for the tas, weeks ago when someone hurled request of City. Manager W. K. Center, was approved by the com- moisture in parts of the winter|1% dos, vena ParenipaNo 1 198-078 | jee, eae en hel |@ sign ripped from a nearby nur-Willman, mission, wheat belt. Distant corn contracts) {+ >¥-Potatoes, fan at = Span areolar gratyed readme RAYMOND T. PERRING sery store against the front door Most of the 30-point agenda, -‘They also received the first read- = fell back. Soybeans main-binek, ” wh 1 28-1.80 a adisnes market tegen acini’ F di F| B of his at 53303 Hayes Rd., containing public improvement procedures, was overshadowed -. |.90-80 §-%b. box: rhubarb, hothouse, No. -s ®& F . At that tt State Poli by two issues involving car nine! mostof ‘their cary guns, nr, Liao, bh, Agua, MANNED 10 ison Elects Banker|=sti=e. Curb, . gutte related work for a Bear, the end of the firet/{ 120100 Gos bebe. Rutebeges. He. Selling today was centered in fo irect ¥ iti Trooper Mitten Jury was told “es wrecking establishments in the Princeton avenue from Baldwinto Stan- was % lowerto % higher,|2'00-2.80 bu. eo y Ww io D P, ley, Bast P elty. These issues took up more University, and Del Rey drive from East! May $2.22%; corn \% \eoer ° % * eet” Latge. 14.00-18.00 30-dox, ease; ithe steels, coppers and aircrafts. OF S FosHON Shetaik that previews trouble higher, May $1.38%: oats yn./™*u™ 1200-13.00: small 9.00-10.00. Both the steels and coppers have | With prowlers had caused him then twe hours of the long boulevard to 4 feet west Combined sever and related work formeeting. the west side of Joslyn avenue from changed to % higher, May 63%; | DETROIT EGG been strong recently, ‘and they at tar Debnte maae : toe vom, sk reg od eal Second to Third In other action, the commission) Water mains for Grandview boulevard VO~ Teady targets for POON ected g director of the Detrot| yur mernnerne ‘the | {TOR to-Omar, McGregor 8 ryeunchangedto 4 lower, May pata "eset ineasd” ieosiatint/ were an agreement with ‘the! iuetrom Paddock to cilmour, 18-6) ve Jl. ; . 3. » a ters, a ; Tbs) 32-35. Ducklings 32. Am 1.336 Martin. ot... %3\Lorraine LaBa: and M Al. New Cross-Nation Flight storm sewer outlet in outlot “A” March 23rd, 1Market weaker on heavy type hens|Am Smelt... $82 May 9 Our... 47.) Orem steed ses te tho subdivision ond Acker | OO” - bia pe 1 cunt lowe” ont supplies |Am — = M raw hm philine Beals, all of Pontiac; a Special DC-7 aircoach service stvest from Maines te the Cie mm excess * Pi coeeey 4 Mead CD wveee te Carpet tool eaey. Demand fairly active and jam Viecune 48 erork me ee grandchildren and 4 great-grand-| between New York and Los An-ca. De You Have a supplies ample. Light receipts of tur-janac Co ..... M44 Mpls Hon .... 74 ic \ ) be ina ted May 20 er, lem? Call Tuson Carpet keys this week so far are extremely |anac W & C.. $1 Monsen ....... 50.1 geles will be inaugura ay FE 5-8103 hort to a good d d and 1UM)aArmeo Stl ... $6.1 Mont Ward .. 926 Mrs. Marsden Mill by American Airlines, officials an-Fiirther action saw two public ~ Barnes said there was ‘‘one in-| rices being offered to try and obt@IN|4rnour @ Co 196 Motor Pd... 35.3 re. Lota y T hearings held on intention to con Pronse hen turkeys. -. 944. Mueller Br.... 38 nounced yesterday. The firm will | Rummage Sale, Youth stance” where a Lansing resident’ —— | Atch eon ase Murray 38| DRYDEN — Service for’ Mrs.| oi the flight “The Royal Coach-|struct curb, gutter, and related processed his license request) CHICAGO POULTRY [Att Get. Ls. 38 Te ss ee Marsden (Iciely) Miller, 66 of Lake a gp work on Yale and Hopkins streets Lake Orion, Pri. and Sat, through the sheriff's office pealtty faty ‘tease:—-receipts ta— coops Atl Mig... OE. Met Oype .... 8, George Road,” will be held at 2 ad service will feature a new/|from Baldwin to University. Ham dinner, 8 Perkins, = instead! (USDA) Live |Aveo Tee ay we The : Fri. of going to Lansing police for re- [732 esterday 15a eens,eee re eee ae. se. NY Coatal.... 424] p.m. tOmerrow from Muir Brothersating innovation which will make| A written objection is expected| untill —. $125 and Te, en |. newal. : Wrenn on | pearee itt SE 655.5; ever\ gr (BeretBoth «teeaoe He Am Av...) 643 will be in Dryden Center. Cemetery.| seats when they buy tickets,|® . of the Yale street project F . * #3 eee,a Rage ead besieey, 4%ay | werner’Sueet oe h ri esi’. ay Funeral Home. Imlay City. Burial’i+ ryepossible for passengers to re-|by portionCity Engineer Lewis 1. 30-31. Brice Mig .. 23 Nest Airline... 187 She died yesterday. making their selections from seat-|@8 @ member of last night's audi-arningsBusiness Notes ° lmao OhioOt! , 33). Mrs. Marsden leaves her hus-ing charts. . ence voiced objection to the job. Ft Livestock ae ay a he fed Pi ot a band; four sons, Frederick of Sault) 4 similar flight will be put into| The city assessor was authorized) we 4 oe me Camp Soup... 422 Panh Bol tag | Stees = beeen of Mariette, June 17 between Washing- Pontiac native Eugene L. Klein! DETROIT LIVESTOCK DETROIT, March 21 (ap) Se apr eres oes aus 4 : parse ot 327 Ruséell’ ot Nik, George ton and Los Angeles. Li i . i ¥ 8 Bi } ieee Theatrical would be held in the new coliseum edhes | ohare 9023,240 386 | gray. ate of the University of Michigan. aera ane catiera 10.00-1200. utility and |Gons hoe ; 11 -— se | tlonal Society for Re- 13.00-16 00 Cont On 14 Scoville Mf 399) search,” in Vienna. : on New York's Columbus Circle. $813.173,602 in 1984. W. Alton Jones,| commercial bulls where he received a bachelor's __ chalrman, said that management last! degree in mechanica] engineering. Deere oo Monee Calves—Salable 128 Vealers opening|Corn Pd ....311 gern S ° 306! steady but market not fully established: 'Curtiss Wr 30.7 hell Of = eel . : ; ajor upon in| outlet rather narrow earlv sales good ol we and choice vealers 21 00-28.00; few prime Det ae 35.1 pincisir O 62.8! . $535 i Mob. The appointment of R. E. Hol-) individuals 99 00-3200; utility end com-/Dous Aire ... Oy gone TL? : merctal 1800-2100; cull and low utility Du Pom 229.2 Sou Pac... “ er¢ saple as sales manager for the mostly 10 00-14.08 [East Air L.. 40.7 Ry 139 Sheep—Salable 360. Not enough sheep) East Ki 66 Sverry Rand . 28 or lambs early to make & market, UR-gy Auto Lite 38.6 Sid Brand 413 & Implement Division, Ford Mo-| dertone around steady if sma 7 Std Ol! Calif. 08 |-— ' : north-central region of the Tractor! tor Co., was announced yesterday | we \Emer Rad... 1 Std Ot) Ing .. 504 General Printing CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Erte = sees alt Std Of] Ohio.. 66.1 by E. H. Woods, general sales CHICAGO (AP) ~ (USDA -Saledle Er cee. +. , Stevens. JP... 29 manager, hogs 10,000: moderately active, butchers| Dalry Mor ... ea Stud Peck .... 81 unevenly steady to 25 lower: sows steady | cod Mach jun Ol ..., 74.6 . & Office Supply He succeeds J, M. Swetland who} ‘ 5 See eh eee anibeeten sa Senate ie ihe de seve i } 4 has been assigned to the division) and lots mostly No. 1Th;and 1 weet Gen ban d a Texas Co.....1282 By DAVID J. WILKIE between these two larger car mak-many sank ee come 17 W. Lewrence St. sales staff in Birmingham, the Press [ers a share of the HARRY ooh eftoctea by farther Torrocecs Dechert 1138 and below: Soka. 1. Gen Dvnem 90.2 Thane ‘Pa. ata| Associated Automotive for maior mar-MIDDLETON te firm's headquarters. 12 13 38 a bad lots ote Ld 11-3S Gen Fas Py c Timk Pd. 614, Editor ket in this field. business expenditures generally. 19.80: lereer lots sows ! 5 neat ‘ (mk R Bear 71.4! : Lon . : mete Holsaplé, a former GM_ sales executive. will direct and plan di-D cinbie cattle 8.500: sciahle calves 300 Gen Wee ant Tren w Ar. 2a8| DETROIT # — Engineering and Booed Gt el Geetcon wes World War | Vets steady oom tad ae syencterer me design changes scheduled for 1957 tion among the trade authorities teers hieh gnod and better slow vision sales activities in six states and portions of two others. “His market substantial ew ee ae Ten orart osearaks Guiette’. 4 Underwood "3 model _anitomobiles undoubtedly8% to whether the over-all smaller ) . | below fuirir active: fully steady; helt: Coote oan, HR Garbide 1" | will include more pushbuttén con-/Ca? holds: a nsta cers new headquarters will be in Min-e} steady to ! w come S a 5 p case Cae wecthn wat, ectiva) rirenal te Gosdvear = onit Air Lin . 437 trols, more vehicles with non-skid, Profit potential. In the of, neapolis. Minn $e eat ee ee a ack & Bo Ry oe! Unit Pru. $e differentials and perhaps at least both the Corvette and the Thunder-, Recently installed as commander | our m n S$ ‘ot low prime 1.278 Th steers 23 Oe 20M? Grevhound a Ua Ges Cp 327 one make with fuel injection in bird the retail delivered price rufis',¢ Oakland County Barracks 49, . Blame Juvenile Prank Psat 298 10, 21 80-2900: four toads bib Sechee e Lele us zubber 89.3, place of the conventional car-Well above $3.000. \Veterans of World War I, was ule Fy ered pars, ce at 1796. Holland F BT Us Ten _ 39 | Duretor. | At the same time it has to be | Harry H. Middleton Sr., of Oxford. With Causing Mishap Sale ope eae nod 1600. | Hooker #1 «2 teddies . 3 Packard and Chrysler introduced) noted that high quality engineer. The group é was formed a year | yj 12-foot | - Ty: o rim ixed | “ e.. Juveniles who dragged a helfers» mostly sheiterg 20 $0: most ood [Indust Ray Nag West Un Tel. 21 |Pushbutton gear shifting with Laid ing is = characteristic of both %g0, said Middleton, and now has . . t fie 5 78 : nd | ’ £ “e i ; * bicyele rack from Drayton Plains board, chat is— Ha eae ete ee vtincrs inland Stl. gig este ABE -. 323/automatic transmissions this year.| vehicles. |125 members. ; | —blackboard or bulletin schoolyard into the middle of Wil-, and cutters 1000-1178. utility and com-'tnteriak fr 343 White Mot.... 443) The Packard system is electrically; | Other officers include E. Stuart. then call ith has broadened its ‘ On us tO Su your speakers w mercial bulls 1400-16 00: good heavy fat int Bus Mach 464 Wilson & Co. 15.6) “| Ford, which liams Lake Road last night are bulls 1200-1225: vealers 600 down: Sint Maryont” “$$ Woelworth 90g operated; the Chrysler unit is a) ‘Capron, of Oxford; and James A.] these necessary aids for lecturing with dia- responsible for a minor accident? Inad of choice 475 Ib stock steer calves Int wick 31$ Yale & Tow eozimechanical linkage. Both com-Mercury price range, has another Taylor, David C. Bailey, Paul J.| ry 8 Waterford Township Police Chief a2? eaten Tearing stock tnt Faper WRT Founge ShaT 103 panies report popular acceptance Competitive model in the making. Roeiter, Leo R. Mineweaser, Paul} 8*#™% figures, charts and maps. $1.95 up ¢ ¥ . 6 renit 132.6) : te . q 4 Ae! = Frank VanAtta said today eee ee ee ncaa? cueep ee rel a Tel ME For Mot... 613 0f the systems. page So oe will |. Singles and Loren L. Beach, all A car driven bv Jay Sweet, 22 csas euod to ofie wacled lambe warn ; ‘give Ford a competitor in the priceof pontiac <= Sy e 9£A.21 98: Intter orice including thre ‘ premacKs « Studebsker-Packard Corp. also range between the Mercury and the —__ of 763 Portland St., crashed into |decks ll Tb averace: a doubledack NEW YORK. March 21 | “holce and prime 17 Ib at 1900: cull to the Associated Press coer aby introduced the first passenger ‘Lincoln. There have been no com- the heavy rack in the darkness (law wood lambs 19.19 mostly chore mae ig 18 + ear line with the non-skid differ-disclosures Damage was minor. charm ‘amba @2-08 Ib No : ndust Rails Util Stocks ‘ ipany to substantiate 19 90.19 7S wes hangs ai tad ei as ential. This device is designed this. “Tt could have been a lot more 5 AB SO BLACKBOARDS sre necessary for MANAGER || Prev. day ,.3,. 2728 1442 48 1896 t@ Provide traction to the drive | The industry experts see the new chalk talks in lecture rooms, sales meet. serious,” Chief VanAtta said wreck ee are Ge zee 3 wheel in the clear when one side model planning, along with the ings, clubs, hotels and temporary class- i : ae ! 71 776) Mercury and Nash Hike | Year ago. < 2188 128 8 03 ties of the car becomes mired in mud ‘relatively recent advent of the rooms. Portable or pacts fg various $-nigh . 67 189 sizes. From Pennies Buy License Deliveries During March 1985-56 low 2031 1199 6t2 fang OF Snow or starts to spin in an '$10.000 Continental model, as part $1.60 1954 high 2110 1230 683 1882 ley rut. of the Ford preparation for greater Transit Mix Concrete and LANSING (# — Duane Peterson. DETROIT «Ford's Mercury DETROIT STOCKS competition, in all brackets, with Building Supply com- Engineering authorities have Michigan State University ; basket-Division reported yesterday its re-(C. c 3. Nephier Ce.) Generalball center, produced $2 in Pennies taijers delivered 8.673 new cars Piures after decimal points are eighths ‘called it an outstanding advance in Motors. pany, excellent: oppor-CHALK & ERASERS —Whire and col- High Low Noon automotive development. | GM's Cadillac Division will have tunity for a capable ored chalk in economical size packages to pay for a marriage license at airing the first 19 days of March.' Allen Elec & Equip Co its newest prestige model, the El-—dustless erasers in various price and the Lansing city clerk's office. Baldwin Rubber Cot... 16 164 Some industry analysis look for man. Inquiry strictly con- This compared with 6.939 in the e Se dorado Brougham, ready for pres-size ranges. Gt Tk Oil & Chem Got.) jg 3° \the fuel injection system to appear fidential.. Address your Peterson, from Elkhart. Ind.. and first 10 davs of February. entation sometime in August of Howell Elec Motor Co* ..... 48 3 in one of the so-called “prestige” Barbara Prines of Midland, an American Motors’ Nash Division reply to Post Office Box Peninsular Met Prod Co® . 93 958 ; this year. This is the car Cadillac MSU coed, will marry Saturday, The Prophet Co* eo. MET a2, cars mext year. It will be an No. 29, Flint, Michigan. reported its new car retail sales Rudy Mfg Cc* cape 37 @1 reportedly developed as an an- item time Co 96 ace ag) extra-cost i for some to at the University Chapel. in the first 19 days of March num-Toledo Edison swer to Ford's Continental. Wavne Screw Prod Co 11 12 come. Its advocates say, how- bered 2.902 units This was up 327 ‘No o sale:sal bid skec and asked ever, that increased power and Lansing Eyes Parking per cent over the last 10 days of igreater fuel economy will be im- February. LANSING —The Lansing City —_ Drayton Plains Woman | mediate results of the switch from Oon't Gamble with BULLETIN BOARDS of cork Council has ordered a study of Struck by Son’s Car carburetor to injection system. ot pulp composition can serve downtown parking problems. The Jail Youths for Shooting | In the injection systems tried Home Security.. as centérs in c . of additional property for | Mrs. Carry B. Verhey, 51, of | plant or home. Also fine for purchase Dogs, Children With BBs out by the various car makers, the construc-\Drayton Plains, was reported in panne up material during ’ city-operated lots and fuel is sprayed directly into -the Two Drayton Plains youths who satisfactory condition today in Pon-| tion of a 4 or 5 story parking ramp. combustion chambers without from up $1.55 were among suggestions forwarded admitted shooting at dogs and chil-itiaic General Hospital, first passing through the car- dren their car severely) to solve the shortage of parking with BB guns from Mrs, Verhey suffered a buretor and manifold, It is about * were sent to jail yesterday lacerated leg when the car driven space. as close to a major engineering Glen Miller, 18, and Peter Hawke, by her son, Paul, struck her as she change as anything contemplat- YOUR HOME 19. pleaded guilty to the charge “was standing in her driveway. | ed for any 1957 model cars. Milan Bond Approved before Waterford Township Justice TODAY! -Some speculation in industry MILAN UW — Milan consolidated Willis D. LeFurgy. They failed to Thieves Steal Car Parts e\e& CRAWFORD-DAWE-GROVE | BOTA ae dh General Printing & Office Supply ° circles centers around whether any and began 10-day jail -terms. pay $10 fines and $10 costs apiece, |, Three tires and wheels, valyed other car maker will have a small at $75, Monday night-were stripped “personal” model to compete with’ 17 W. Lawrence St. The American lobster’ carries from his car at 126 S. Ardmore Chevrolet’s ‘Corvette and Ford's Insurance of All Kinds i around its eggs for nearly a year \St., accordingWilliam K. Smith, |Thunderbird: A sharp competi-716 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. FE 2-8357 to | after they are laid. 112 Fairfax Ct. tive batfle alreadyunder is way é aL J: 5 i Help Wanted Male_ 6 ‘pmpievenst Agee tal. 19 _Notices & Personals 25 ay eefae BIRMINGHAM TE sree acts ‘Ne ded TIAC BER, FACCOUNTS PAYABLE Journeyman lady serve you, Smith brogers. This ts 6 sevree cod . 165 . Phi SAND. GRAVELDriveway Eta 2&4See Bhat! Keller Fare too colt ona a aint. PS ALESMEN : have TRFt Ly TH ak PROM tion. days, ¥ toadvancement, W, e Bin a nelle pod Operators Trucks to Rent tablished fir hiring eo TRUCES, TRACTORS between. pues fos il interv'vs A EQUIPMENT ~ HOUSEWORK By rin DsDay | Mer. Mechanic ".”":: 1% Ton Bt % Too } Be BtakeApply INSPECTOR Pontiac State Bank Bidg. MASTERS. NEW AND RE- nila elisleilelaalstseesn be etre ir. Pontiac Farm and fee Birmingham Clean-ra -pair. inprantond work, Free esti 4 6 Wood: MI 4-4620. SOriN. SING Industrial Tractor Co, ENGINEERS a,_128) Woodward. ¢ Instructions 9 bina AND ALE WSS. 6. Mi Are wing firm for Employment 825 8. WOODWARD A Ke Hay ae = agg 1 Ei pg 3 feseareh. a ‘development DRIVING LESSONS, PONTIA == and ‘Phone PE 4-117 Office ines wanesno pataee On| DONETrang Days, ven. Be M BLDG.SERVICE ae i C “MEG. CO. drinker, FE $008. an;Us. ocr sea STEAD?| ave, on tare vn ta te PONTIAC oe eon #0, SNYDER, FLOOR LAYING. PERMA Ld now for Civil Service tests! Get| Sanding and ishing, Phone FE MOTOR housekeeper over 30 years off prep 36-page book sho Jobs, | 20592. tSfoo"age Hit Band" Good] paurieg “Nest, “waite” Fontes) TRENCHING AND DIVISION ‘Tyursdays, and. Bubdays a Ln il O INSTR: UCTIONS "1 MAJORS 5 Ree L ae ean GLENWQOD A PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. uired. Write Box 18, Pom INFORMATION CCALL FE MID- De Grinder aaa may Tess or Supplies 12A Wednesday. Thread Grinder Oper. Work Wanted d Male _10 PROANARAR ADP — be fully experienced on short PBX OPERATOR — “~~ |WINDOWS DOUBLE HUNG AND run production ahd able = » eet up SALESMAN WANTED ios wae Seto AND ANY icture. Special = ax XM. Royal aLwavs DEPENDABLE. “PAINT- own aypromeg* calls: Eh person Men to solicit for or sell the fol ~ Immediate opening, relief position, odd jobs. PE 2-1559 Sax. Lincoln 1-179 decorating. 26 yrs. exp. FE only. Employment jowing: Roofing, siding, additions | typing re?uired, at least 3 years) -—— | Sttice closedSat Lenhart gsrages: cement and as Drevious ex rience required, A JOB SUTTABLE ee YEAR RATING, — Eemoactall 41 per month, old Christian deaf te whe has Business Services 13) WALIL-RNITURErelnppet gb | ip our reat zestohe office Pontiac LLL LL EO DANIELS MFG. CORP, ad training inou asen green-+f service. Com- SDLP LLDAPDO LLL A use work ¢ __ 2677 Orchard Lake Rd and learn the busin deowai cme 461 W. Huron. ept, ACE SEAT COVERS ser ve Prefer men having had saparionse| BLOCK Icare AND BASEMENT. |. with Puller Brush, vacuum clean-an to Le) in, mostly Ma's care __Arthur Davis. OR: ETTE ea a. 5. INSPECTORS RELIABLE MIDDLEAGED Wom. } ia ‘Experienced in setting up and ers, insurance or Watkins PAPERH [ANGING. EXP checking close tolerance parts on products, ; "Betouable tates *E *tan - and BOY, 18 YRS OLD, DESIRES INCOME TAX SERVICE OAKLANDND COUNTY'S LA _mny_kind of work. . PE 5-381_8. Saginaw 8t. FP USED FURNITURE BUY surface plate. We will go all out to help the right SAL LESGIRL PE 2-2866 BOY 19 WisHESFrou ick MC MFG. CO. ay Por drug & cosmetic de A&B TRENCHING PAINTING AND D JECORATING. work. Call anytime FE ; 5-6933. ic 4-5063, et 19 and 118 Indianwood Rd time. Apply in person Between) gq Footings, water line field tile. FE FE 2-0887. WantedRent 23 to Lake Orion (MicmiGan Hote te MODELERS CARPENTER | AND CABINET uron oy or 3 to _5-0061. PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING LABORERS and repair,OR 3-4857 _ PE 5-4293. COUPLE WITH SMALL CHILD Gare WORK. NEW. O APPLIANCE SERVICE would like to oem City of Pontiac, $1. oe r hour SALESMAN “PAINTING 1 PAPERHAN fevalt, No job too small.. or too to start sd ai to cluaive SALESLADY WITH CAR TO_ Sten We service all makes of auto. WALI CLEANED house, Imm ‘We have an opening for one ful) e. rg timatewry Phone be zvee Ce 4 OR Sixth sel sa pi A mony a established accounts. washers, wringer washers, refrig-TUPPER OR 3-7061 ay requirements req WP rerry ‘commission, Apply 496 | 2 erators, radios, cleaners and all room time salesman Apply in Tron at Bate: & Kampsen Realty PAINTING AND DECORATING Co., 377 8. Telegra: rd., gareeet Immediate service. f 2 nce) ‘art CARPENTER AND @ABINET types of small appliances. ROY'‘S, oer“dy peed ines and five sonnel ca “Hi _96 Oakiand Ave. FE 23-4021. work fi dD. t thac _ Murdock, FE 2-786 "nea > Park BLOOMFIELD WALL CLEANERS. PAINTING & PAPERBANGING. WANTED 70 RENT: GARAGE in TO ESTABLISHED SALESMAN DRIVER FOR ES CARPENTERS. ALPERETION AND SALES Walls and windo Free estimates. FE 4-1475 of Osmunand Ban- tablished route. Ped Walkers —Tepair, PE &-2704. C 44168, rey _Cleaners, Lake Orion P@INTING A SPECIALTY!}vOR territory, Guaranteed errs and Free est. No ¢ ation 1631. SS + CARPEN- hile training. Apply CABINET }MAKER AND. 61 ALL MAKES OF "FOUNTAIN PENS dependability, try me! Phone FE ‘Toolmaker—Journeyman LADIES ter. Kitchen pecialty. FE repaired by fac trained men Share Living Quarters 30 rT z i aif 28f li i ith b : 5 e Ee} s i Chicken Pox Increase pe at our store Genera! Printing & Mfg. Co. 3279 Lapeer Rd rR dren's wear. Steady position. Good With job shop experience. Alray Por ladies Coats, dresses. chil- CARPENTER WORK NEW AND| Office Supply Co. 27 W. Law-Painting & Wall Washing \penbdan EL RELIABLE COUPLETO 2A 2A repair. PE 44210 _tence St. e PE 3-0135. = me for the summer. No 4-0789. starting salary. ai 40598. Free estimates, FE 2-2706 Chance for advancement. ELECTRICAL WIRING LICEN NEY W < ee urty TE at seD/ CHIMNEY WORK TRAINED, OR WE WILL TRAIN. WiDOW WANTS LADY TO SHARE men for grill Pleasant working a a | We specialize in chiminey clean- __Physio-Therapy conditions, Must have transporta- George’s EXPERIENCED RTENDER)| ing. repairing, rebuilding or build ". a Seenin County Area with pas ae Sens. Would tion. only een 2 & 4 SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY. wae past time Job nights. MA! new chimneys. Also build and in- consider _Wtd. Transportation 31 Ban = _Teleeraph Rd., Peter ‘an's Snack Shop. ue. 72 Elm SFE oot Ser ee stall wire on chimneys. Same AND PATCHING, Newports cleaned and repaired. Fireplaces and WANTED MARRIED MAN, ON dairy farm, must have éxperi-|__._—Ss_—s74_—'N. Saginaw Also all 34837 PLUMBING _ Reasonable.FE WANTED,| TORK WinTES kinds of furnace work. Local reg-| lelevision Service 22) —~ map nn dairy vas and farm — SAL E Sw OM EN weeks 25e%e 5-1016. _istered company.PE 5-3701. COPENHAVER’S RADIO & TV Ee ae WOULD machinery, Good home _—_ LE With ORY WALL BY. MACHINE FREE =~ caly, Full time peat alee eee Bh ha ll Ey ct lst _SagetA? anal Rd._ | Beperienced ONCE Mists cervice) ie on from Pontiac ¢S719 or Stage FE _-wages, 3330 N. Rochester WANTED: SALESMAN inquire AT ] s: me ,| er's job. PE 5-0463. cE _5-4628. ey eee a eeetnaas aY OR Mg t ~ 1301 _J Ra. : ¥, Huron St. Forking cond tions. tn our fine CLASS METAI) store. Apply Manage EXPERT moval. TREE TRIMMING & RE- Ph. FE 5-663 OR sane new Da a Work Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 WANTED: FIRST Wanted Female 11, ale carer or ~ gs. neck inegey "RAY BAUM REWER —s O'N yt marer. 7-40 SERVICE service calts 6 we emer ALL 6. Se] Saginaw. a FAVPRTROUOEING. ONG WAN ‘DAY, SERTCE, mommon wa] ashe! cku elive THGTALLED| estimates. MetalPESO. $$$land $ to WANTED YOUNG MAN BETWEEN __Birming repaired. Sheet imited ree Das SILK PRESSERBElG| Pert time, Rex Cleaners 02)? | _Disie_Mwy:, Drayton Plaine.| ° | #6. : W | T&M | Srsign= “© New ssoned. a er 1 or AIRES QUARTET, CONSECRATED | CHRCRISTIAN, : TE wo ASH-| ELECTR OTOR vi EED TV REPAIR ANY act WOMEN WANT ALLwasm ELECTRIC ‘rewinding ai TT Pure |OUARANTEED TYREPAIRANY! Sorare iat 'W" Nuoe hte 8 end_clens wAsHINGs ao PE + PARKE st ‘#813 FE Ask for Be NEEDS SALESMEN. CALL FOR | on oma Mr or es _RADIO & TV, 121 8 Ee k 1 §. PARI ING SERVICE, . Clark. 2G BATS S76; BE EE work, Tues. & Thurs. PE 5214 | ~sounson.g Rabie ano LE Wk PE 5¥"|oaan ere) 2B, 3: 5 SORT ee modern offices. Call RAY O'NEIL, Realtor AT FE 7 Mr. Shaw at pinalrer iwy ptersny ppgp ,yenwer 22 8. Open 0-0 PhoneTeleFE 3110) 31103 DAY WORK. Day or night Dav OL ij / 52465. 20161. WAYNE HEATING PE 5-1202 et e eORK WANTED or Youna MAN To WiWith | CO FE we V SERVICE, home Co-anerative Rea)Estate Exchange AC ‘TION! manager acy Good pay.| -way Minit Lunch. 8 E jOIRL wo | LAWNMOWER 8H. NING Call_at North Telegraph. _ aia Tant 1 pearay| air cooled rrervice AND tie8 PIN BOYS. TOURNAMENT SAT. | 5, otek C 9 “ FE wort, pent Ractory Fat 53714. and Sun. All day work available. ones YouKo MEN, ARE YOU BE Wai1TRES& EXPERIENCED. | the of and 184)" Qoring ebif. Apply in ‘DONEIN work NIFIED SER Inn Recreation —Motor KIRKBY HOME. | MY" HC Pontiac Lk. don r-\GARPET montow also excellent Rd 2211. +7. LAYING, SEWING, _Typewriter On of vour Land Con 17 | ages person SeService 22A 22A/ If it is what look- . tract. and desire we @ are Month ell en-|_ 273 W._ Huron part — spreads and pote will binding. Any repairs Carpet)~~ ing for Fb buy them , penee pela training program to woMAn Get bFOR DA ¥| pee_Up aeUacliver “FE a8 a on ecaties or an. —_ TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MA. a ey rae ~ Funeral Home-PE 4-1982 sa igrewieie. anization Se a GIRLS TO ASSIST | _WOTk. jupervisor telephone work, Ko |iROMNGS $3 A BUSHEL, PICK. PLASTERING NEW Donelson-] ohns 84 Mary Day. FE 2-001 |_ time, TYler_5-0137 $1.64 hour, cach! Will Pontiac after completio~of training| expectant mothers. renee nene L ededeledaddadadetndadeded Sup-| or FE_3-7385 Generals atin nd Office Sup tract to Shasuerennkee) AND RE-ply Co. W_ Lawrence. community receive! in = your 17 for 2 hours experience. ‘rain Could use| lightly | per Up and delivery. TRONINGS,BU. $3 Sa PE$-#i23. Car!_Buxton 1 DAY —PICK. aouseA AND an FE week bec TY RS RENTED N Saginaw Edw. M. Stout, out, Realt Kealtor HEATING H. 1 . a Person. Salary and) | up & delivery, PE 5-008. Compton & Son FE. 43167) bonus. 1% WN. Sasinaw spaced? (ae § |Mitchell's123, 8t. ade Saginaw er eeee eeeb nares ———"——*.| 11 N. Street. Ph. FE 5-8165 or ____ Upholstering aeeal interviews each Monday, peel Peat. Soe OR_3-5076. SITTING IN ELECTRICAL i 2 FE 2-504 Motor . 23) Eve. ‘till SELL FLW. 8: YOUR LAND Lawrence: Seok (Pestaae lac | ~\~~~~~ | BEFORE YOU “ awrence ree im Voorhees-Siple oh ~ “. , at ’ te JiNGr MEL, § ent, of 1 Ty |iRONING. 03.004E. Bivd. | YOUNG MEN war "NEATbuildingYOUNGfirm. morose fil-| Service, On WaltonUi payFE | SEWFR CLEANING Sinks Sunday Service. FE 4-2021| Your material FE SI | 5) K STO HOLSTER. aioer ar, ane CAPITAL s i — SAyinos & LOAN co. 40561. FUNERAL HOME Freelig el 0 on Cantera en comet eeeraea! Bee ose. | -83307 eae | TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV., AKLE§ CUSTOM is OLSTER: | T6sw. PE Division and West Coasi-resort area. Rep-| Eeeping. Good. vo Leow nase ee WANTS DAY OR WEEK temm estimates. Phone FE) 3.2641._ Pree estimates, Ambulance or Motor detent eee eno resent large national concern.| 5#!ary open Ca 1a wick advancement pApely Mr.|_Mr. Ryan, | THOMAS UPHOLSTERINO 1S Waiting |LADY WWOULD | LIKE DAY WORK TREE TRIMMING AND REMOV-|4 TELEGR PE elch..2 to 7pm. |WANTED fooWelesots as ‘ne sea) Cnmnetes. FE SLIPCOVERS 5 MOTHERLY s 11House. _ p.m Petter — 3-000. PE eeee -DRAPES a BED. ex = “quick, Offers Savacscpcdoded ooreeee to m. Reosev v Hot No| keepers, ‘maids ve @ oe mi = _phone : | Gresses and cleaning women with LADY DESIRES | ears. Thurs, Sat personaly DAY WORK FE 47455 r | —seeseta test _Soeertel, PS BNW! Lost & Found Pri, Bookkeeping & Taxes | 4Ua 24 Lapel nah in_ 4-13 ads | _Help Wanted Female 7 A. JOHNSON, Realtor |LADY WOULD ar WORK BY post ~ eae Opportunity day or by the week. FE 4-2243. | WANTED WORN PES ‘HOUSE-| ACCOUNTING. a TAX. SERVICE FOUND —-LARGE BLACK MALE ror)" keeper. Live in. PE 5-3020 ~~ 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4-253: ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS LaDy.ee! Te| | AX German shepherd, Jan. 10, well morned PE 2-2603| teachers between ages ANTED WOMAN TO 8TAY WITH | —.-—_—__—_—— |Edw Hawley and Se fees Byte while Tasband || LabY “he EM 3 8ive Call _after WORK _ for DAY _4-9688 | Income Tax—Reasonable CORSET) si ‘ in Murray Studio, 25 E. Law-| bbe Live Ico MAN'S BROWN WALLET, opttona, Arthur LADY WISHES WASHINGSAND,“ W. HURON. sos PRANKLIN RD.| Pontiac area, chs {Delamper: Graduate CASH FOR YOUR renee ironings by the basket Shirts EVENIN AMBITIOUS WOMAN EARN $85 “WORK FROM H OME FE 54371. Wil) eae up and also| PE e301 FE 49312 ae beaspers Den re a 2, 3, 9, 16, 19, 26, 28, handling beautiful ster. By telephone, Earn as much as liver if necessa Reward. 1070 W, Huron St. China HOME OR EQUITY ling and fine Bavarian china a ye! Restaurant. FE 4-0340 or FE $25dayay. LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE Dressmaking, Tailoring | 16 If you wish to sell your prop- Mechanical Leads plentiful. No canvassing | _avatiadle PhoneFE 4-3606 erty and want fast call Car 0, 72. LO8T: RED BILLFOLD IN KRES- } FE 2-6178 or al | In OR necessary. MIDDLE get AGED LADY WISHES us. many cases we can you /ALL KINDS OF COATs ee | [ Reward, Please call FE the -mediate a ont your ORT ee Toe If you have use of a car, ean| light housework & baby sitting! o> alterations, reasonabie. and home pg Real Hewfor “Tand “cont iaea Ka ian r st, Ce intial TS cscs work 3 hours ert Lhd eet | tine’ Press. So E8SE3, SUITS, COATS & AL Lost YOUR PET WANT TO oe A S od UMechniaue. ive one a home? FE 5-9290. Write Poor fee esr ae eeaeeaaen anne MES ny eee re SEC _terations 191 E. Huron | FEPE 4-7074. Electrical Help Wanted Male 6 rE Po or 13, Evenings. ichigan Anima) Rescue League. _tine Press Box : party No collec-al rrice demonstrations. eee set wer: __ Garde Plo i 16B — No deliveries. Call FE PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE | bl wing LOST ei OR. 3-5821. STRAYED ENGLISH S8ET- dog. Due in 10 days, Answers t BABYSITTER TO S ca¥ IN MY) home Call after $:30. FE 2-6520 | ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR teachers between the ages, of Cl = and 28. gg Lema ‘Caperience ter Engineers beware name Speck. FE 17-0177. ward _____ Help ry RELIABLE LADY WANTS ppay Speen PLOWING. eoperel | Wanted BAGGER & CHECKE R} babysitting FE 5-061 rading and mowing with hee new -—~ | oe or : LOST: GERMAN | dog near Perry Park area, An- person ‘ord tractor and equipment. Ches- ter Chatfield MI 6-0883 tke our poset -foplete Arthur Murrey . 3 EL Law-| ees fae op Cleaners. 1253 N WISHES POSITION IN IN with experience in ‘DUS! 8.) zy? ‘AN YOU USE EXTRA MOW trial of Drs. office. Please rence ca. to Silver. Rewa rd, FE CAletp meet those monthly swers pay- “WHITE ADAMS REALTY Co. FE 6-417 ext. 38 5-4077. | Income "Tax x Service 17 — ments on cur home, car. BEAUTY OPERATORS Automotive er other obligations. Make $35 to TYPING AND CLERICAL WORK) LOST: BLUE AND SILVER PARK- Needs 2 salesm experience desired, but will “treie ambition | Good opportunity Pleasant sur-bead wee in spare time supply-to do in own home. Experienced fii Resident Crash Pappas, 21, of Farming- AA INCOME TAX SERVICE tine §=with and references if necessary, FE rounding» FE 23-9382 on the cap. Lost near Auburn end Opdyke roe sentimental value. FE 7 BROS. 8-2687 afterr 630 Why Wait in Line? BEAUTICIAN, EXCELLENT OP-| Testing portunity for hair stylists Good ately, Write Rawleigh’s, Dept. /WiLL CARE FOR CHILDREN IN. W2's Now, Pick-up | Bring Pay Day) i Farmington Injured in CariG. ton, who lost fie! _MC _C-696-312,_ Freeport. _ Tl. my noms) while parents work. | Wayne Garrett "SAGINAW. Lost. wWaITE aan BLACK FOX Call Midwest) guarantee to start. time | — | PE 5-489 381 8. and you 4.2064 eee |CARETAKER COUPLE FOR] FFE: 5-199: terrier. Named ‘Wageles’ On sen hee wal-Auburn Ave | jarge estate tn Pontiac Ex ae | WOULD KE IRONING TO DO |ACCOUNTING AND | BOOKKEEP-| ~ _FE_¢3303 | Laeet nr. Eliz. Lake Rd rE ie Hwy. +105 BU SINESS | WOMEN Design enced with good references ing Income tax specialist IN OWN HOME BY THE PIFCE 3654) AUBURN AVE FE 64149 506 [REWARD FOR INFORMATION: ON PenaWE OnNEED Outstanding opporuntity for high) "| FE 81226 Keego. John Zurbrick aod 32-3726 caliber womap in sales manage AUTO SALESMEN COUPLE TO RUN | cL UB_ HOUSE! WANTED WASHINGS AND IRON-ACCOUN TING & TAX SERVICE concession Wainut Lake during ia! capacity ' large yellow cat, lo: side FE 22-8111, Ext es} CNeckends Starting g income excellent | at at ings 5-988 "}: 2-2602 $100 per weet with excellent control of his car 6n po- summer season Can live on prem WANTED FE_ 2 4270 tential dependent on ability Ace ey DAY WORK WELI-Home calls by appt iM, Co-operative m, Real Estate es fh Mee oak ; f. THE PONTIAC “PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH a1, 1956 MODEST MAIDENS | By Jay Alan For Sale Houses43| For SaleHouses43) For Sale Houses 43| For Salé Houses 43_ 79, 20Y., re ‘Taurd to vosa bea $0000, 445" Stagleys — H A Y DEN os oo NACANT , $2,000 Modern STOUT ST.ome, with, “basement | Pull Dr eccentasercement 2 ear garage | es. Pelee. anata te,rugs, venetian blinds, and bee / DOWN {| ‘Ste Sig aatrtay! atearcgie] Sale carpe: iver ite | WIPLIS 'M. BREWER Crescent Lake — Ree com: ne ieee venient kitchen with built in fea 2 N, ted . home, Plastered, eis (nd) Gee i" Separate|rE eon; Pa” wait ax 3008 rdwood floors, 12420 living room + , dining room. bath ny Tile built: FE 40018, | with $250 antique satin ; Rat LASALLE P ARK ta veniy, 900,008. $ 400 DOWN ~ or Not Sold windo aa “j] § room, near Covert ma. 10x10 & tosis with | igh denoci "9006 dows, a | ne mgg eg oy = gee ore tory & shower. heat. Full tiled Formica os ESLER LLL | in | ACRE a price $4,500, terme. tops. Prigidalre 30 aueetne ls elec-4 room modern ie ite- toiomate hee cr, aca et for bet ‘ane? road. Pull price $8,600 picture w. )agarmin Pe¥ 1 it. 48 flowing well, tehen uistom-built soft water, Storm windows aod! CARROLL G. PORRITT space, Pull baxenient “rurmace, tate "Brteges, bee Wer 264% Wen Bares St Te 214 wort chee. Sin bed wit oe Bg . and school | 5) ACRES, 1 ROOM mE hee passepeas pome gull price on | “ye00 Sherwood Rd. oft ". OPEN DAILY HOLMES-BARTRAM 2T06 PM. ae ee ADAMS $1,250 DOWN EDITH 8T, 196 MODEL HOME — ¢ lar CTATE E STRE ET Basem Le dane cad on mohaginn ton ieee STA kischen “two family income—swell theta owt fey wot iy ou ween, fu Getee| e w. M, Stout, Realtor 3 ROOMS. raat $1.20 down, $60 per month. After | sulo, water beater. Choice of 4 TERAN' SHEPARD. " = w_ Bt. a 58-8165 sateet ne ee D eT. Lake privileges, E Roolte OL, 1-7618 per Bished, $00 | As -— ee _— vat ere “ie epee Can Lk, Rd. | 3 ‘BEDROOM A WANTED: VACANT rts 2 shenthe toin advance. = . Sewer end water =eor tale wou! makes very comfort | es~ HA DEN Resitor® alley gaat $f, Sarksten. acre REALTY Co] ve, fin about bolt | Sees, Prat ‘pec = = °. of ie cheeI oa Ne 5-450 44,500, Stas down," onth. Eves. Kast e 2 bedroom gene excel. cond.| MULTEPLE LISTING SERVICE | oaRag : CARL W. BIRD, Realtor] petaina, contest iot abuits,White Lake: iaseting eer Be ce ks ae AND —, 302Community Nationa!Bids. | Terms available.af 6, Fi 30s NeOkED “BUSINESS | ome oY Wuike Tie Se Bank Onda, Cer _R. F. BOARD ROOM, IN. 3-2! MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Cfrinisnep HOUSE.. GOOD LO-| pasement with gas e. garage | 'N MILFORD — Oider 4 Watertend Rad. ag 382 Auburn Ave. PE 4-3303 ~ Paty 2 ee aSones McKINNEY AND. CLOSE Hou: i sto UPSTAIRS. ADULTS |ROOM AND BOARD POR 44 MEN “We don't dare get married without our folks’ consent or —sstenEE re eta oka pai ly 37 ON. tela ogas = close in. Home brivioaes and REASONABLE PE cut our allowances!” Call . ©ROMS,Rooms NABLE RENT. Ptlaundrytirweuscnsl 5-081 they'll off “meome’ property stores. | I will pom | LY CLEAN ROOMS. Bateman § Wooded a o°In sCan, pnt ee ter 0 Ky ONLYLY, de Notreesa $1,500 as Tou. you ise meow 6.0377, P ops to get c it the or sell it for @ROOMS 8 AND BATH. Pa ehae | Mat arte PE GEO. NAR BLE, Realtor —— reasonable, Call now and Sylvan Village. 6261 Andersonville Rd. Waterford cone __ For Sale Houses_ = 0 us ve* it, (FES Homes 38A stery brick bungalow } OR 3-1368 and Knchen a drinkers.’ PE 2-272. . iva’ $8,000, R. D, RILEY, 5 AND BATH, NEWLY AGmall dow payment’ oa oo aia itn es privileges *. ‘syr | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE room: to w ‘stanta func fie | dec, rT month. Adults only Bide Fr vsis. room. tile bath, pos Ristes starting at $135 OR SOHO, net dan- stairs PI cree mm car jenex MElrose 71-2702. ie a Hotel. Rooms 39 Pull ae furntee, 27 cat at and paved GATEWAYS to plas extra lave- fed ¢ sc caaey'a beak car and waeFab io ROY KNAUF, Realtor la R FLOOR APT. $ ROOM BUNGALOW STOUTS HAPPINESS . per cent children. PE 41001. a HOTEL AUBURIN ie. terms “or 26% W, Huron; PE 2-1421, Oa 8.3330 Sh a two guiness Sungeioe ‘Bioker heat} car garage. Prived heTines ‘WANTED | reasonable:with terms, ve a Steal THERE'S WELCOME We elt res Mindarel rendentalpuime FOR COLORED Best Buys has anoth-ERE ¥ Owner purchased Well loca! T roomsbath. hes nmssometed and Roger B. Henry, el Mrs. PE 23-3616, Today! Rooms $12. .. Bath. $17.50 up. si ‘Main St, 1849 ROOM UPPER. HEATED, WEST C UCKLER REALTY L teil B. Auger jidi|_side. Adults. Pip 2-2106. aoRGN Sao | 298_B. Rochester S ROOMS AND BATH, WILL PART-or week, WEST SIDE INDEPENDENCE TWP. wen oft R A F ‘ c fu é =o West Hur yay ate 2-8268,| semi-shell. ow Clarkston oreo ‘ Rent pts. rnish ROOM, Mi DERN APT. on_St_Fhone FE 2068 Buff brick front, furnace & ducts. u ed 33 country, near Rochester, for ap-Rent Stores . 40) Electric. ae pee. insula- aaa” cae prox. 2 hrs. housework per day tion, $300 down. . Special Features UIT. FOR GENT.| nominal . to SAGINAW 2 and No objection 8, &8T. AVAILABLE Combined with= plan- wire 345 Oakland Ave. school 2 : oy i king fea tomy oe 120 iS cane ta a DEL APTS. AT CLARE'S 6 ROOMS CHGICE B10. bo! == gomer. 1 bik. west of Blue Sky.| location. 3 bedrooms. large. liv-| jip8. SAGINAW AT Couples or bache eee ttt8.| ing, dining and kitchen, modern, g. Ideal for TV sales. and serv-tks EXTRA VALUE EAST PAVED STREET 2 ROOMS OFF N. PERRY. UTILI-f. Available April 1. Call] sunei 1: aypeeposiaees: seo CASS LAKE AREA Near ‘ Fw d _ties furnished,Robinwood es m. | Soquire'at, 377 8. Saginaw. 5 pli room a 90 seine io Sox 0 cumamee heme or R FISHER B A Y: 3 Ni i prove repair om exe th with rms. b., utilities §62.50., a ffice : , ON ‘erm ‘home ‘withiatge iv ing ft. room, en. Men = b. 00 to. ya excel | ~~ Rent O Se at) eet nt, ney « 20 living % room, ; . e * sized y 2 ROOMS NICELY FURNISHED, °° alities MONOBAM =— 1600 5Q IN : ‘ i ; bedroom @ full bath: Land-floored ie for future ne -3 & b,, utilities, : Crirs, 088 — or work-Harger, 3 W. nen py rong a Dew scr asiagecusly as cua oo . 201BE, Wilson, Phone rooms, 2 porches, full basenrent, fais. SF alia a ise. handle, fenced lol. Soxise “wit eareae, Ott 200, down, i Rane ocalanote nr E | Qahste aedgeem ote | SA ut eh | hy pean Ker $1,500 DOWN. ms repay, ° 3 | yy ADULTS ONLY, ai A mC G. HEMPSTEAD with petve ea. oe emWoods Ranch To Buy-To Bell— Frets oe paths er ~t hear convenience 3 ROOM APT. PRIV_ ENT.die0 | 102 E. Huron uitable for epeineering, Saigs of-| All i wood. Wonderful Eclat of * rou" BU 1T-WE'LL Watkinsee Pics” per week. 1 Small chiia wel-| AVAILABLE APRIL isT, et wative, 2.000 5q pees = dining room. Bu fenced’lot full "basement, come 6-1431. apartment, utilities fur-fk "bentral= ta block ‘to Municipal | 12 TV and other features. 12.500 ofl fu garage, DORRIS & SON °w rt ROOM WEWLY D TED Bished, take privileges. OR 3-1466. Down peymest c+ BY per cent EALTOR | rE ¢ : ults only. 15/5 TERRACE APTS. eT RANG Myrtle Dr. off Oakland ave |g Woodward, next to, Bt. Joseph 1) peed eee oe sand MAHAN, 2Exchange i ATE ENTRANCE.| Hosp. 5 rooms & bath, stove A garage, weil, septic tank REALTY CO. REAL Eset icingSt. HankeApply o,|East Cane,a Sal D 300 8_ Woodward, Bham. MI 46700 tentSlog"Bee "atoa Toa oats ratly Seminole Hills motto erson 7 room, 1% eer E 240263 7 RM. APT. FURN. REFRIO. LARGE OFFICE SUITE CONSIaT-| ——— or > : Vitil, “paid. CLOSE-IN | 3 ROOM APARTMENT. ing of 2 good sized private of-| BY w, d rn Rinne PR jean and in good condition fices oa large rece room. all mode NEXT POOR: to BRANCH 4 POST ta fae apenas ere a. vate beth gad salpomee: West, Air conditioned, front office tee full basement, new Delco oll hest, Calltowall carpeting. Evtablished in ile in oer BATH ci furnished, $70 per month, fe : — eratlepie at $150. Per| rage. Price ae il pe ore » for Hehts, gas stove and refrigerator W. Huron St Parking ava’ new hot w tank, 2 car ga- sbedts. mee lot, Let show FAMILY Seen ~ Goer i value in this home, —_ t , i ; FLOYD KENT,'R ealtor tol Savings & Loan 7 ™% Te CABIN nl ROSCOMMON. : . W.|L00 NEAR 139 cach. FE +4064 or FE | Guid vane °c sans na Lawrence st. Poe b-a108 Huron St. PE +006}. umers. Power =< 2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. ol "Haron, pc opt For Better Homes _Child welcome. 431 ” Perry. _ DEL-RIO APTS Building Ia pee N Rikerid S 3 CLEAN 5. FOR cc A ° Seahen ee Bun. and ent, No drinkers | : agers w. Pearl Building C 104 _8._ Paddock. Prog dees Ul aay Mlle td ond uttth| BurenFe ease. . earl Buildin 2 7 LARGE RMs. es_furnished. he . 792 wash room, washer fRag i fMMEDIATE POSSESSION. ¢ ____ FE 5-792 ret oe $,Biles out Perry. Weleome.| rooms and bath, PE 27832. | For Rent Miscellaneous 42) REMODELED FARMHOUSE ON & ‘rece Edw. M. Stout, Realtor i aS ie ROOM, APT. AT DRAY. | ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ | poren. Dish der’a disposal t i ba , TIN. Saginaw Ph. sereens complete t ACRE, MODERN 2 BED! 5am. iin fir ott ‘oakaH Reasonable ONE WAY -Sipble ter teepins Borses MA every detail. You'll love tt. HOME with sphne pl rnad Open Eves. Till 8:30 &t. ee BRBROKER EDIRILEY, ROOMS AND | Feo R m. sa 7 = $15,980. wD. BATH NEwcr |— NOW AV ERE icon COAST TO COAST WILL SELL MY “EQUITY IN AN vatr entrance. adults, calj 3 rooms end bath, } aa ae oa bf OP Besta income hom bi ( pleases us to please YOU) nao 2542 Voorhels, ‘enesiet jecatien, includes ali |? Ehowinad s2us, Disie Hwy. #2000 cash down. 100 N. Rose: 8.1 ERSON hac WHY PAY utilities and garage. Lake front 21456 Pontiac. y pomaty* 9 s from property. close in, addits. Ref. = “AND FLOOR 8A = phir to $7,000—se0 itt ; Kampsen ‘BROWN » eet th tt atl ers, 2B » emt # ROOM APT ADULTS ONL agai came, loo on, oop ate ers, steamers, eto, FE $164. 240 BOME—Weet sub Pine ‘. id RENT? TEND Fhe CaBiNS GH. included, See Mr. Wellhoff, FE 4-0528 Realtors Sry feels. Uilitien included. | prereset. 7700_Dinie_ Rwy For Sale Houses 43 NEW APPROVED hu, “OCG © FHA Sint Rots aloe 468 8. Broadway, Lake “orien |_ 27840,@20 NP k. re ——— Lak ais afi STTRES batecnn ERGae 4 ROOM HOME 3 RM. KITCHE: e CLOSE In |\WE HA SEV LA FOR "i YG DO P ‘ e MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE FLOYD KENT, Realtor140s 7 Employ, couple only, Must be| "ett. 1 om the West Side, 5 rooms wa OTHING DOWN: Cass | “han "basemen , Siean, No_drinkers. FE School aren, $08 nee conta ete | bome with basementon : stinetive custum -built AND EAM parment pened. bedrooms. 16 24 W. Lewrenee 2 3 (MEAT. years beans: Wei unre 1 at on small awe will | build 3 FAMILY HOME ~~ hardwood floors, 4 sewer, Wa Next. to Power gas, auto, PA ot] furnece, hy hy side home _Ave. Inquire Apt. Number 4. iclid qt, 2 bdrm. North side of = McDonald, Builder room. Attached.” 3% Pontiac in Lincoln School room east car se area. hot water heater. ¥ 3 o=e 3 ROOM APTS. PvT BATH. ¥ piace, ges We have 2 apts. on Whit- BY OWNER, LEAVING TOWN, 6) ik, cupboard space 4 Crate children Apply oe accepted. fleid bear — Motors poe olay 9 'e Will help a res- $800 DOWN st months old, brick ranch, 4 large fonsibie buyer with 1490 These apts. can seen by ad ear bedroo eat ist ‘after down payment, 3 ROOMS S BATHAG ehA WEEK 229 Oak! ve. rain sprinkler system, value fag) arse Buba pales aves: FE Located Le bony ag modern at $35,000. " $2235 dat VAL wae reson ed on the East side of I pe A sg yy Rg RRR Lakefront Ranch Plus Taxes and Insurance xland if Bamel — is on powers Bt. one block home. Readv for oecupancy Plastered” Pull 3ROOM * CELY— PURNISHED apartment a!) utilities included, | Rent Houses Furnished 35 ge room Don’t Miss Your Chance of Kast Bivd, off Auburo _aduits only, FE $-4382. NEAR FISHER PLANT 's BEDRMS. WALLED LK Mop. 7 ROOM | FURNISHED ‘AlAPT, 71 At beautiful bome ~WHITE re on to Be 2 Home Owner Slose elty. MA a. ity. Reasonable, E 40681 for Young 8t. after Sylvan laste 4 bedrooms oras CLARK REAL ESTATE ONLY terrace. 3 nen on ADULTS ONLY, 4 ROOMS AND "BATH. FUR-Breakfast room, rec. room 23-6781 FE. 40492 or FE 44815 rll no eal moles Exchange Co-operative wee ed nished or unfu rnished . AD year with fire . Attached ga- BROS. i on Mandon Lake. ree _ ved drive — EMpire BLOCK FROM BUS istance down waiting town. 3-0161, bea seaped j tent _ FE $-4632. — 8 r system, Car- TR 2 8B & Lames | ine) , Ao Uri FURN, 6& te ened rch iv ere ag w : | Gona! fine home in the best at! and electric, floors, Basement, Johnson = J Room iiF SRP ORRTENED Utilities, West side. Huntoon Lake Privileges @ bedroom brick ranch with lake Spavileges on Huntoon Lake Commerce Rd. GAYLORD end 2 boo furnished. Also '§ RMS, KEEGO, CHILDREN WEL-r Bedrooms basement.» = PMpire. 34 Near, basement, Ot) heat. Gas heat: Weekly or month- 6-191 _ ick possession. come ly. FE 32-0486 Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor Near Cuntonville Rd. 2 Bedrooms Visitoffice our 4 large lote with an abundance Ronda SRATE BATH, CLEAN $ ROOMS i ) BATH. PONTIAC Eee stove. Large lot fenced FOR BETTER HOMES _oe 22 W Lawrence St Oven Evenings of old shade trees. Lawn & shrubs Built in 1954 and modern, cee em-Lake Call after 6 pm EMpire our many FE 5-8161 or PE 5-0338 . _Ployed days. FE ¢ are all in This low rembting a 39-3805. R¢ SE MclLARTY OT mortage on this berg 030 home “120 BLAINE on ranch home has 4 large Thermo-2 BEDROOM DANDY “low yes’ 3 LARGE “ROOMS. ae LIGHT CABINS, BY WEEK. _KAMP-INN. 92-8081. gives you yment only $67 over ae FE 2-2162 or FE 63578 Blaine, eas ane picture windows with a view Oak floors, plastered walis, _and gas, adults. 58 Virginia Ave door, Open 64. OR 3-080! or FE eal, booapng ss aa | Sass Ls. jn at our ‘ saves sg coed onnt-From every room. Imagine @ mas. basement with new gee furnace, > ‘ROOMS, FURN., CHILDREN-CLEAN, ATTRACTIVE HOUSE-calm.) CAN YOU TOP THIS? MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ter bedroom with two 4 = 8 ee 2 car garage and on paved st __Wescome. 64600 Williams Lake Rd | f an Sos a ee @ se] rt semen carpeting rapes L. H. BROWN, Realtor windows. Also 1 in the This can be bought for Saad tr-fler Tub and shower, modern Castell Realty ture bedrooms, living room, dining included, See home today. kitchen. Completely furn. and lo- ing room and 2 in the living down and only $7 permonth 3 ROOMS, NO CHILDREN REF-| required. FE 2-5920. 395, room. kitchen, full bath and util- oe? W. pores Ph, FE 9-4#i0 “GUUMPLE LUTING SERVICE LADD'S PERRY STREET cated on pvt. lot tor details, FE The carpeted living room erences tty. Only $4,900. $1,600 down, 835 Suburban Bungalow Well 3 bedroom Mt. Clemens. wePatel ExT, 8Oakland ave. 3 BEDROOM SHARP per mooth.- Well located. full basement, four (rented) and bring- located assed in home. R WIN- J ROOMs UPPER. CLOSE .IN. terized wel- orated. oe select oak floors, iniviree ofaeigheey. ear garage | | edroom,. full bath. Living ANNETT roo aT. an Wee Gh Colored, bat fixtures, All metal Febg black top street, see . Fichen and utility, $6,800, $1,200 no. a jot 350 ent cupboards tn kitchen good modern bome in Pon- iarniahes tf desired own fom ear furn, $20 foal to Lahaina Depths ROOMS rent pay the house off for has you. now, ors Bywith $1,500 will solve your down. Shown by ~~? @ dandy for a retired © water “on heeee gota porno mon MY $4022, . je 1 bik, from Commerce Lane. CO eiacas igs 4 BEDROOMS SOLID OUT BALDWIN ~ 7,500. $3,500 down, $40 month. 3 “Shiai SaNvite BATH. FE vere OFFERS Pull basement with of] furnece, : full bathe street, Like Ranch Style Signs Are Everywhere 29-5781. per FURNISHED HOUSE ON WEST EA edsijare “ped he, om rity ull — on pores ness 0 c N, couple, rE Side. e month, ‘w st have naterences, and no children. Phone 3 rooms and bath, full basement, Everything fs a home with plenty of nt baree | nis @ hers side, Three bedroom home with alu- west North Side—Paved Street e aa for the large, fasily. ‘atve plus 8 acres. Only $7,508, 3.7218. terms. o rr minum siding for $12,700. Tiled Te here in this 3 bedroom heme closets in eac: bedroom, w ofl feruoes aad’tel; kewter SUBURBAN ring t® see today. _ basement to seve your living all on 1 floor. 22 x $0 founde- TEM NEWLY DECORATED. PVT. water sa You will ike this one 2 bedrooms Fenced back yard, Bee this room, tion. Master bedroom and living basement, 2 car garage, sets aceere N. Saginaw. Apply | Rent Houses Unfurn, 36 on Evenings after 6 ceil Mr. Leboid 12 ft. wide end 22 ft. now. Soca “% ecre site. ly $2,000 room are MI 4-5624 own, long. Large kitchen & ulility. T ROOMS, “PR are BATH. NO. *ghiidren.1308. after 3. OR Close to Good Schools 3 Pepe choc WALLED LR. MOD Plasiered painted walls Onk OFFICE OPEN #6 ose elty. Reasonable. MA floors Equipped with aluminum We have many lakefront npg Elizabeth Lake Estates LeBaron grade school and the 4 QOMS. UTILTIES ~ FURN.: & screens Automatic off cine storms iine Only 811.800, west of Pontiac. From 87. Junior high school for the terme. new A. JOHNSON, Realtor _Christians preferred. FE §-3233 12 rooms, 6 bedrooms, living rm heat. Extra laree lot. Lake priv- 3} BEDROOM MODERN IN KEEGO ehlidren edrooms on lst T. G. Trocke ._ x16, dining room 14x16, Thtehen 7, @4 ROOMS AND BATH. PVT. EN-75 a mo. OR _. 3-19 joor and see floor can be 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. 14x16 2 fu Commercial Frontage Also & trance. Adults only. References goxeired: Call FE 2-7300 after finished, Newly decorated base- 3 ROOMS AND BATH, VICINITY system All this for 811.500 with FE ae 25 5335 7 Idea) location on Oakland ment. Priced at $12,650. We Realtor are of Oxbow Lake, OR 3-4967, terme . Avenue for combined busi- proud to show you this today. p.m, den, Library 8x13, roo’ 18x7, 14x89. bedroom 4 ROOM UPPER, INCOME EAST 1648 Union “Lake Rd. EM 34671 side, Adults, FE 2-6304 eves. earpetin APT. ALL UTIL. 25 Judson sun room GAYLORD | NEAR NORTHL "AND living $300 2 car garage. On room ane ree en. Sieger iy d basement, gas heat, $1,500 Down 4 BEDROOM. BATH, FORCED ATR AIR Fireplace, Few Minutes’ Drive! peat gauge, eee lata, FE 49584 pre ee APARTMENT FOR RENT. 32 8., Tasmania, | lavatory, 2 car garage. Own- con] fired furnace, $75 per month. _inquire, 970 Baldwin Rd City of Lots ade. Corner lot, 1 Immediate possession Total price only $8259, A MARVELOUS LOCATION—In er hes fust reduced price 180. Only 12,000 down wiil handle Pontiec. @ room white frame 1M EF Pike St Open Eve & Sun. ____ Multipleo to $14.250, terms schools and shopping. 2 year old ATTENTION GALS You too can enjoy home thee leges & meals Inquire, FE 2-5336 4 ROOMS, PART OF DOUBLE house furnace fireplace Eliza- _beth Lk. Estates, FE $55. 5-6006 me. } nice bedrooms Full base- DOWN i breeze- Listing Bervies SH#LL HOME ent. Located on a nice shady plastered garage Beautiful Clarkston Estates SCHRAM ay, farce street in a good Ee lghbor- carpeted living room with rained PT PRIVATE EN. Here is a new 6 room shell WILLIAMS LAKE ood Close to schools, shopping hearth fireplace and ieture Wi in | Almost new attractive 3 5 ate 2 ROSSHIRE CT NEW- one or two & churches Your opportumity le ee: bee wok wei to . bedroom bungalow, full ly’ decorated. Low heat, cost, near Movers 2 bedroom home. Full dow overlooking 115% This ts one of the most livable bee men, $10 a week. Pe own & city home with « basement, oll automatic setting, enclosed with white Tel-Huron Shopping Center. Ref-ath with shower, giassed-in 3647. | ner ameil< down payment and the ar He tot Pa hy pricedto seh euiotly fencing and planted with elimb- et _erences a7 043. Derek: 66 gal. electric hot water FE 5$-5091 or FE 5-9471 heat, [ile bath situated on monthly payments far much less lot 0x150 in new exclusive BEDROOM AND SITTING RM combined with kitchenette. Elder- ing roses Truly # dream kitchen § ROOMS AND BATH WITH WASH- heater. House approximately 12 lovely living room with $4250. with commer BS than rent Call rooms, If no answer, ph. FE §-2364 now feating space too! Thermador subdivision with lake privi- natural fireplace, very han ‘ and dryer. Call FE 2-2689 years old. Hae new roof. Lake y er ly_couple pref. 15 Gingeil_ ct | Open Evenings and Bundars leges. $15,660, terms. oven, counter range with grit, kitchen, recreation room, 2 tivtleges ee Oakland Lake near | 5 ROOM MODERN “HOME, 4300 1211 Josivn ard REALTOR CLEAN PvT. 37 RMS. AND BATH _ On Squ ix FE 81370. pickled pink cabinets, wi th Brayton Piains Monthly payments attached garage and a beautiful Bloomfield Highlands WHITE BROS Fowler off Sashabaw $75 Adulte Co-operative Real Estate Exchange MACEDAY LAKE asie Be fren hardware Paneled of $65 including taxes, interest & | landscaped jot 1000: ere _References, 5 peamed dining room 2 cor- REALTOR« jake privileges and the con-6 2 story cottage with 2 bedrooms, larne living, room, insurance To be sold on land are COUPLE oy ‘SMALL BABY. ON New 3 bedroom brick ranchde ceramic hedrooms and jovel 5 ROOMS AND BATH “IN. PON. contract No other charges or A HOME OF YOUR Phone OR 3-1205 vert aes _bus line, near town. _FE seek venience of stores and bys serv- with 2 tle baths, lerge liv- tie bath YES, MUC mont tiac $65 a month Open Eves ‘ttl ®—-Sun?1 to § nee pre- jee just ome block away. own assem 3 1 ooded ” Priced 68980. ing room with fireplace and eel OWN HO! MES-RARTRAM $20,500 cash to & to et ferred, ORIando 3-106 7 per cen FOR ‘your by sppointment only. dining ell, modern kitchen PLEASE. CALL NOW 7 ROOM ACROSS oe NEW Refer-| full barement, recreation WOODDALE APPOINTMENT r bi LAKE FRONT er couple. No drinkers sheppine center. 427 Eliz, Lake AUBURN HEIG Fie —___Eves MA 81740 resid required, 258 Orchard gas ae op “BUSINESS 18 GOOD AT LADD's* Inquire at Bob's Chicken Here's a cute little bungalow. only Excellent 3 bir Lae al bad First Offering Here ‘s @ chance Apts have «@ Kouss next_doo living room ff ree 19 mile from OMTC pliant. Built Rice F) Rooms tie PER $500 DOWN nice year round hom & good lake fromt lot at 9 Lake, without too much expense. Has LADD'S in path, off heat. §1.200 down Of thie west side ‘new in 55° -_ 3, 4 € ROOMS Modern in Ry piney Pu bam. |\CLARKSTON, 7 “MIE _bath, $70, 5-96 MA y other « week. $4785. PE We have 2 new, 3 bedroom of] heat, insulation, tures I mmediate posses-7 suto m room sung ne eee 12x8 kitchen tered walle, Cares’ wuelnty. __. olf homes near school, 1 with nearly screens, paved st, Asking sion, $29,500, NICELY FURNISHED APT. IN A — bens. ie girls only. Inquire) LARGE § ROOM AND BATH. home acre of jand. Plumbing is reughed forced air summer DOWN FE. HOWARD 6T. OPEN SUNDAYS | $4,800 dn. & $106 som tus utility, lake privileges on in, well and septic tank, oak $8,550 with $1,960 down akes hte Mobs Seginew. it 300_N. SMALL MODERN APT. VERY) Brick Ranch—Lake F ront floors, electric Seems You finish eral php diving, Siete cizabeth Lake. Avafiable March vourty built, neat & clean 8 4268 Dinte ay: ere Piaine = you the owner. BE FIRST! 3 ——— hehe oy Pa _$85_month. FE ¢-1157. brick ranch modern home, Oak floors interior and Ww! bec sav Lovely ms. bath. Newly own y clean. ae per week plus utilities & trim 1% "baths, gas heat. ga-finished atticralreey 1, ARTHUR C. “COMPTON ee. Tune. “a heat, extra EW 2 BEDRM. HEATED | HOUSE Elizabeth Lake Estates 1841 White_ rage. Large lot. See it today. 4256 N, lepee Bt or MM SrUbIO APT FOR 3 BUDDIES im priv, home Mornings, FE large roree jot. Very early Jeo oe new gas stove, _ lake rs & SONS panelin: VACANT—ell ready for YOU! $395 1 oes. ly $11,260 haan $1,300 | . windows with one view _ Geb beat, oak Foor. FARMER AT HEART FE 23-7058 ra RENT, OR LEASE,-? BEDROOM 3 bedroom ratich type home with of Inke, Poor wals, 2 bedrooms. Bull new home in Perry Park. very WE WILL full basement on large lot Thx225. Coloted F antics You want to be a *hort distance Wo EN. CHILDRENWE fare and ADC Mrvirrig FE ote cup- You will adore this one — With a room s, SEU $1 paeee references required Home complete on exterior only. from town. Hare ® lot big enough boards : kitchen, Lake ede com letely fenced back yard. Pay- & bath. lot, 2 bedroom Ee FE &ae modern home Basement ee en net pete your for nice garden. 5 rooms must Price includes rough wiring and ments of $76 per month on the el: hee recreation « fine features PSecetlh is ‘le starter Mot” sir "humace. Automatic hot ‘SMALL 1 sesSFORRENT. AU. er heatilator fireplace, well. Located in good west suh- be modern, have basement, extra auto $8,500 balance. LAKE* PRIVI- - "very weil et west suburban trier all Paved street Near bus s com water in Waterford Town- hot water tant base heat egg children welcome. 3401 Keoniiworth St.. off Taylor Rd heat, must have garage Clean ures area home. $16,000, and eee all | LEGES TOO wired, Rent Apts.Un 34 Unfurnished autom & school. Vacant ice $' Attached 2 car garage. $31.-expensive Have show ship us NICHOLIE bath, kitchen z Terms, For information call Mrs. FE 4-2031 O00, terms, you this home. &, ; Bi be Humphries Spears. Russell A. Nott, Realtor Only 18T K, — CITY ore UNFURNISHED MODERN FOUR thor. P ; rms. and bath , also — home, available April F.C, Wood Co. Joseph F. Reisz!. Roy Annett, Inc, . references Phone MU 40741, ini FE _4-6005 titi Dean Duck&k Lx. Le bake ne. a wese| LH, BROWN, Realtor 1 FURN! | 3 BEDROOM (HOME Fa D HARGER 00... 63 «N~ Treerm oy uuame PE 2044 —a ate a REALTOR 532% W Huron burn |\WEST SIDE. WELL &oe hago} er, as near eral cool E 32-0250 or MI 44419 ‘F1238 ~ $5,500, ent home pa down pay-| ©-, — |THELMA M.ELWOOD =~ o i ; FSi ee SINESS 5 our oo FLIZABETE LAKE RD. 40x110. ot de. Fanieway DRIVE. 137 a on bo pee on a ue —-gece a Bog pre ane . formation call wea a --a. from Cass ve cso SO i170W. Pike Te Reg US Pos OM” aACANT. Goce aesgoo” “© 2 ese . 2 1956 ty MLA tevwinn.tne. Fix——, B. D. ‘CHARLES, Realtor Sylvan Lake Villa eo NO DOWN PAYMENT FE 40521 Sam Warwick seve NO MORTGAGE COST | “‘At last we've run across one with an inferiority complex!” ho wih 3 bedrooms, 1717 6. Te! Po pi With or Re build tree and clear FE 2-1520 legraphFE 2.5217 without. ents. Massive fire--full “basement Or _ en ice small |For Sale LISTING Bakes Ho eelling. Really | Potion our jot with gown Sale Houses 43, PO For AED DLRHouses PDEA43 TIPLE = SER Saleen LLP The Kitchen with table payment. CCall titer 5130, OR RD. ‘oven, | 2‘ts8, OF $4,990 CASH. BASHABAW top stove, dishwash->" RO BIO Fy SPs | 3206 end metal fil wees DOWN on _ __ | @arage, auto. oil heat. Ciose to : to ‘sdmire eserpetion $1,000 gre tops. Bet grade fir. | Large 2 bedroom bungalow. Com. | ~ — | pees © eee ? : . waaous and ceseons, Real plas. peaches "school. Possession 3 BEDROOM Villages HOME Signs Are Everyw here ter, real tie, Am ges alt] Apri) 1, Indian Village. Owner & , aluminum orner. Nea moved out of few. aviode. Die ped, Bepetenend conerese seve] PONTIAC REALTY paca W atinet coe Estates water installed 1block from | 137 Raldwin ___ FE 5-6278 val rice | ROO! io. < Sundays on Che}-. -‘NORT lf wast side. 6 large cca! ANGeid 180 ew 2 bedroom modern Very new. Modern. Lots of iis ae jot, Well restricted. m Ra oR _ for app’t : 4-5000, PF house, ol] heat, wired for cupboard space. Large lot. xD BATH. electric stove, nice lot, Paved tee teresdubod fabor-Orion-Adams E reo ASEMENT * Faso with. 9500 ved drive, Full price only able price & te 1.7 acres well restricted. $270 "| ue ram vain: 70 ore | iata ates ee T sone = insurance, at diper cent in-_A. a’ lor LP Acres ar les A BIG FAMILY terest. Let us show you this New poo y 100 x 190 ft. lot. RANCH HOME ; a " REALTOR_INGURANCE jo Dunn Farms No. 1 TIP’ LISTING SER bi fh rN 100 kland e. . Bae house ‘needs decorat ving et og oe 100 fh. $1; 000 DOWN alg on iad Free Parking | Lest one wooded. $103 down. Two Acres 8 room, west Roa treme and Me Apo po3 songs Por 2 woe comes yi “mest BUDGE T WISE Hed ar Plelyenes aes Alen paved family or income. $5,900 with A concrete drive leads to res trans-Cozy bedroom for the Itttle Lakef sere of land. Suttable for ia . to Seder for the successful family Tape aoa the ‘city near 5 for teroer “practicalae ‘a © | itaks . on the Foom ea The inrge dass fs. bigh-oa onaa alumni Suarsee! Ga J ae iy $1900 4 1 the attractive ledge-Big fenced lot with fruit trees sh, y wane onan tee | Hs iysy ates | NEAR OAKLAND AVE, | Si eaay Reaneogn. | | et ee gested tar eee fast ha nora of Oakland "ave street, only $5.500. _ | “BUSINESS 18 GOOD AT LADD's" ing an hail ra 8. Vens-| oo ter ' | Whitfield School district. $10,600, eee THAN RENT Bhool. district Conatats of wo WANTS ME? — Piere’s, © exer, 3,betroom, Nome:| . base: tprellgestlngshe ttepy aroma i OPEN SUNDAYS~ Sad ‘kstchen, Aloe,fal B..D. CHARLES, Realtor | ‘ot'thcra’tc ‘own for Jess than tment blacktop street, and ving repelss ond decorating. nee 4.0 21 weet ‘Oupd pea for rent. Pull price ag peighberheed. ad S21 7.400 9with a down. Bal-PE by appointment. ANOTHER DANDY 4268 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains just $40 ee OR 3-1231 1717 8, Telegraph ance —e at FE 23-7520 23-6217 hs tired i NEED FE oe ou're Ll WE LISTINGS Year ‘round 2 room, ern . — or MM 4 BALE LEASE |. rer ing © onomica on Bisa 1% blocks ~ ty —— N. La EDEL | Ge ESE) ozs neavry oo] Saas Seo | ) WARD E. PARTRIDGE | orem te * “ io REAL VALUES —e —4 from Pon’ br 05 : : REALTOR FE 4-3581 / ¥ WHITE. [i382 Sines Bar sone oF S SB da tnt6 ere : z On i t fle f BROS. = | ssereyifours a! MART |S ENE ane ou won’ a is ® tarm “BLOOMF ELD HILLS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Ves cost cun pews atmos tae ecte AREA 1062_W _Hurea_ _FE $0401 parcel. Excellent land jose to ee Ts PINE offer AREA. an MULTIPLE SERVICE Terms. THE RENE Ranch do we LAKE such Seldomout-LISTING stores, school and bus, : Deluxe twin bedroom home. Full _— nestling an o ing home, so cofiveni-$3,000 FULL PRI Covely) lake deep 160 ft, garden soll lot. Au-— ts a oie _—, ently located and with so G1. RESALR -ee Lovely 3 bedrm, Colonial ina ae sil ponte A oped tomatic oil furnace ine} en, many luxuries, four (4) room bungalo’ th ful Re: ; . b Workable kitehen with ‘TOM "EL. STON master bedrooms, iaggest | Sasement autosoll heat and| iy get these ony more” Truly. iceoend cab. i living room 24xl¢ auto. gas hot water heater. a : apeakal ’ be last, Teal Largeow car REALTY INC. oi Some lesaeress. ~s , neat, end clean home in good] first, . : dehixe ation.4' planter shelf _M i rim. + hoi This is a Precast front porch and teva oe dwest 6-2006-2 Prt Leow: wl ly 2: pagentid per cent morgage. L. H BROWN, Realtor or ben tutors tite meves|; LAKEFRONT finished recreation roo m, ‘ 112.5%, Down FE end 24810 Sad. tnvareaee,Per fu r prownd, 2 3 bedroom Un!year] fenced.“ 2. ear: garage, | fare priviiegese neuen \. heat 5 further infor.Ore beach. rom . We =|" r mil mation call— L pees Center. Beautiful pote aid gape lets eae water, with latee utility rm. ee a, erage, & good ho 87,500, term: property in city of Pontiac Per- B location for boating, fishing orTHELMA M. ELW6OOD please. swimming. fect residential for purposes. REALTOR WEST SIDE. One of eee $143 Cos eae Ra WE BUILD 3 Bedrm. Ranch PE 63204 or PE + hard to find 3 bed ¥ bedroom bungalow Sylvan ith full basement, auto. of) heat, R A LARGER HOME | nice living room, full din- water, plastered on Wooded Lots a different area??: ing room with built in china oak floors, wardrobe clos- Realty , or stop in. If we closets, bright, airy kitchen vestibule entrance and other GI's don’t have the Home you want, and ful) basement, full ericajet us find it for you. nice features. els to show 2383 Orchard Lake FE 5-0418 $12,400— $700 Down $10,000 with & down plus in different locations. also Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange mortgage costs to GI. id to your plans Peaceful living among the tow-« oaks. These bedroom CLEAN, arora John K. Irwin AND MODESTL gd You'll find this neat, at- George R.Irwin| SEMINOLE HILLS ft. large Sine tractive 2 pedrees 101% _N. galow bard to t{ when many on its ad-PE bo ore Fe sun Serer ks ‘ooking er many heat, & hot water, _Eves. FE 23-1804 or FE 4548 vantages, ia qu solid paved drive-« residential sec = ro Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | [0% Oe osay — birch easy vane distanc For Sale Lake e Prop. 44 Priced Ps - ate be at FLOYD Realtor KENT, 4 W. Lawrence FE 54-6105 Open ves. OPEN Lak ith 3 BEDROOMS Next to the Consumers Power mortgage APPOINTMENT v FOR DAILY & SUN. 1-8 costs. -Ranch type, full tile basement, TODAY 416 OSMUN ST. SUBURBAN. Aluminum sid-— attached garage, lake privileges. ed ranch home. vestibule $13. 700 Compare these value homes, fea- to spacious liv-$25 DOWNturing paved streets, plastered entrance the walla, oak floors, fully insulated room, wall INCOME % lots. than ing cevered to acre bullding LessTHE “ELDORADO” Gas heat. $7,405 full price with _ wall with rich carpeting, With lake pervirecs: 4 room apt. 3 miles from Fishers or Pontiac “plastered painted walis, 2 Motor Also several other lots on GI's $750 $645 down. up end down 3 50-ft. dois easy$13,500, Down nice bedrooms, attached ter -rage, large and pleasant ot and only $11,950. FHA $2,100 Down $35. 73 PER MONTH RT. VALI UET, Realtor M45 OaklandA FE 5-069: Bivd. right on Ocmus St. to open WEST SIDE BUNGALOW. Full Price $14,700 RECTIONS: South on East Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange C. Schuett GI resale on this 3 bed-LOTS, LAKE EL EOes. Lite. ‘ Seer: retowalow battttery d00e.” plas-pine: REALTOR EM . bu’ , yo Built in 1953, “outstanding tn walls, oak 8081 Commerce Rd. WHITE every Way. Berean} — —_ -le bal plese Lee EM 34197 : ! o! ea! ment, gas situated on 2 acres of fine land. Inst. Better make rsap-LAKEFRONT $11,500 with 62,500 down. Located potntment now. $13, axe Ups ye! yp ag Brick rth of Clarkston, See this one | price, side mile circle. ° . ; GuenTy Gebrsom name Lares LOTS SUBURBAN FAMILY living room with dowble stone fire-. tone N HOME. 8pacious rooms tn pisee. ing den. BUILDING SITES 3 bedroom home. north of the this 3 bedroom Ca Cod, afge modern €stchen, 2 complete . py OS fot Desem rns ares lot, iene room ean. with Lear Leon re apt bite apport AND 1, ul ice. Immediate pos-ining toom match, spa-wi allt rbecue ches m1 session Shown anytime cious’ kitchen, 1 large bed--«car gerage. Many other fea LAKE FRONT LOTS room down, 2 bedrooms and tures. Priced to sell Cal) today pomeserss bath up.-Gun recom for tor appointment . Your choice of beautiful balld and shopping. “US. 19 to M15 to Russell Young the peeremeae nes reel CRAWFORD poke es in Dravton Woods Ea>y .Waidon at South Village limits ment lot ony -. REALTOR large and AGENCY of Clarkston Turn right mile Burn FE 4-1h49 WWD % ay W ‘| Open, Eves Sun FE 5-7423 eye MY ¥tM43 = A . : to’ model. Open 1 to 8 daily. 412: W. Huron — FE 4.4525 $11.050 = a rae R. AY oO NE It. R . It or LARGE LAKEFRONT “LOT, ON Choic ¢ waterfront lots on Oakland Calle County's most scenic lake “ACT C : ‘7 me Seymore Lake. Buchy Realty Or-canes secs WHITE BROS. EAST SIDE INCOME ae ce Big taenae. ah cm Son 9 tonville. z Reactors Dede ane Co-operative | Real Estate Exchange; AND Phone 1208 rms Li) ic rims — _ _ : ’ r Ba Full bemt 3 car ee: LOON LAKE FRONT: = ee an _ (LHE PON'RIAC PRESS, “WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3| FUNNY BUSINESS. by Hershberger ' For Sale Lots "$l Chrysler New Yorker er Buick 2 dr. 1950 Ford Sta. Wgn. 1952 Chev. 2 door t 1958 Plymouth Plara Ciub Sedan. | ‘83 Chevie Ford Coupe ** "52 Plymouth Fordor This week's ceonomy spec.cial. JEROME ‘83 Chevie 2 dr. ‘$3 Maranon 000 miles Chrysier Y. Dix dr. sespanmemide «heFORD DEALER ‘50 Olds 88 4 door we ewe "53 De Soto—2 & 4 door? “FORpork ogg | THAN » YEARS A ‘3M N. eee _ [SPECIAL Auto Dr. R&H. White wall "aes Original tue finish, radio and heater, Hydramatic. OOD _PLACE TO BUY.” Beautiful 2 tone. Strictly 1 own-Nearly new w wall tires, The best for so little. er. Low mileage. Always serviced *53 Ford—Real Clean USE OUR BUDGET PLAN reas ‘83 CUSTOM Va LIGHT THIS *53 Station Wagons (2) far"063 mileage. Pert. cond. oe eee equipped Beautiful ‘te a SHARE | 3 ROCKET i finish, radio sae Garay ok Lots of "54 Pontiac Star Chief 1993 ——. & cyl Pb ped | ned NO MONEY DN. ON ALL SERVICE WORK! '51ICChevrolet 4 door $ 595 cond FORD RADIO ‘53. OLDS 84. HY te throughest. radio, heater, Whitewa!| "35 Plym.—offficial’s car WEEK JE PERE v FORD SALES tires, will trade to Ae suit. Have all of your car service needs taken care of 01953 outh Club Sedan. New CARKNER MOTOR 1952 Piymouth 4 door sedan treat the WOODWARD in ear agi to eyes. 666 S. rymee -Aoor ged —— at once. Make only one small payment. Come SANs Fone | poR Wr ibs Ene ‘SO Cadillac conv. ...... $ 895 Soy ond heater, good res Birmingham MI BRAID 43410 | today! Avoid costly delay! Finish like new, Just the car for the careful buyer. Gpromade ative. BM. A real NO. "MONEY “DOWN rder. $755 down Come in and see it. : Pe A a BEeisai. "Aak for huey = OLDSMOBILES woe FULL PRICE 1953 DeSoto 4 dr. Piredome V8. 60 other cars to choose from Auto drive, R & H, WW 1950FORD2-DOOR, RADIO AN} NEW AND USED tires, ae ae @ real nice car. [-;* 4560 Elizabeth Lake COMMUNITY | FOR A GOOD DEAL LINCOLN 1954 CAPRI COUPE AND CLARKSTON sedan. Bothwith tull power Your A SQUARE DEAL LET’ S TRADE LET’ S TRADE choice trade al-MOTORS’ _ Turner, Ford “MOTOR SALES SEE TRI TRI nth — AND Harold MATTHEWS Jowance, Bank rate 32 8. AIN 8T. OL 27-0481 ROCHESTER pm_ HOUGHTEN & SON Open til 10 Bob Frost, Inc. s8sTU DEBAKER 1952. RADIO, m ‘|YOUR OLDSMOBILE LIN N ome la AND sreeom 5 pes y FRIENDLY heater, oxerdriva Clean. $250 464 S. Woodward Ave. vue ay terms. 1274 Round co __GMC TRUCK DEALER _ a at HARGREAVES Rad. EM 30117. 850 S. WOODWARD CLIPPER1 1983 PACKARD DE-To. Buy, Sell, Trade_ {Birmingham Mldwest 4-7500 trans., very clean, $045. Weekdys BIRMINGHAM luxe. Club coupe. Radio. Heater. S| Mr 6-2200 JOrdan_ 6-3933 ite. 3 PE C80 ‘64 LINCOLN Pow-ail tires, Very . O SEE “Your CHEVROLET Dealer” CAPRI «+DR. . er Power brakes, Pow-HOWARD LARE, INC. SCHUTZ MOTORS A PHONE CALLPhatctme anaxoro |S OPE ia tranamission, Rak . Low mile 2708 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego 912 S. Woodward, B’ham STARTS A COURTESY CAR 221.9. Saginaw St. FE 4-4546 ‘36 PACKARDS NEW. BIG DISs- To FROM. $25 AND UpP| tres, Power flight, radio, heat- a Soe ao oe =p pO cape pie gents hice Trade MI 4-7811 “Thee: ORION Leh SALES counts, Liberal M24 at Clark ston Rd. — MAZEREK | ‘33. STUDEBAKER CHAMPION, ECONOMY USED CARS| reg, POTS bakes Showroom Fo MERCURY SALES Regal 4 dr. Overdrive, radio, TOR. | MY_ 2-2611 ee MOTOR er If you want vaneee=* gas! Auburn CARKNER MOTOR 8AL at ¢-0587 a $e 666 S. WOODWARD ~ + BUY HERE! South Bivd Woodward _FE ER MOTOR. oR 3 ee Birmingham __.. MI +s PAY 606-8. ARD HERE! i WOOD. GOOD Con- Just 7 days to move 30 sharp) Birmingham MI 4-3410 } LOOK! SOMETHING dition. FE . 1961 DODGE, paseo s HEATER, ‘32 models. $60 ear “46 to | BUICK 4 DOOR. RA-| real sharp deal. $495 Bring vour badge and §2 \ Soar en: dynafiow, Today's Drive one me. Immediately de-1904 Chrysler New Yorker 4dr A-1 USED CARS livery A LITTLE BIT 2 special hard-top trim SAVON USED CARS Full power such as steering 433 Haynes Corner of Hunter Bivd brakes. push button Power Flite “Bob IFrost, Inc. CENTRAL OLIVER drive, radio, rear speaker. Instant Premium | LINCOLN MERCURY AND Midwest 6-2796 Birmingham heater’ Nylon white LINCOLN. ME RCURY two- CONTINENTAL DEALER MERCURY | 1962 CUSTOM 2 DOOR wall tires Beautiful super FINER TRADE NOW. ke Bts. Radto eater, Mercomatic. 3 tone paint. Plus equipment too 850 S. WOODWARD BUICK tone. reales: tires, to Demo. BIRMINGHA: imaa — ene EXCELLENT 2.298 et Tenape rtation. $85 Elizabeth Bob Frost, Inc. 1954 Piymouth Placa Club Sedan. THAN THE ~ ATTENTION aLake Rd. Carl Manning, ss. This week's economy special. 4 ios powe radio, heater, fully NTAL DEALER 1953 Pontiac eyl, ddr Fully DODGEDR. HARDTOP. be ool MERCURY AND Better No Payments ‘til May CREDIT MEMBERS! 5 PER sane rade actual Trades Gave 850 Ss. VOODIW ARD equipped Beowiital condition CENT § throughout teed ears MOTOR ‘BA Latent an ot Buys _ FINEST CARKNER 666 S. W OODWA ARD 1952. aaRCORY car treat to MOTOR MI_6-2200 Ordan 6-3933 1953 Piymouth Club Sedan. NewMONTEREY — 4 condition. A the eyes. 66 &. WOODW? ARD , | aan _MI 33410 dr. fully equipped, $100 and take THAT IS WHAT WE TRY TO OFFER OUR STOCK NO. payments FE a a ‘Ni FORD 2 DR. “4 MOTOR GQo00D over -136 Auburn, 1952 Dodge Coronet Club, 2- like new | '53 Chev. 4dr. .......... 5 895, $5 Pontiac Catalina Doors This spotless 2 tone trory and r j Radio and Heater FP G, Raven Black Finish-Sharp ¥ equipped. | only $265 full price. See itHardtops—\Wagous price " day $1845. Come | today 2 Doors—4 ‘00 Buick 3119-'55 Linc. Capri 4 dr. $2695 Selections | Special 2-Dr.. R&H, Dyna. '52-Pont. 2 dr. and 4 dr... .$ 595 in and drive { Convertibles *S4 P ie Wagon ss GHEN ROLLED An exceptional clean. 4dr deluxe | ve Air hard-top coupe Ra- | NO PROBLEMS te heater. $1895 TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS Power-Glide fun visor 2-tone paint and hich ; *§5 Olds 98 Conv CREDIT wagon with radio heater and: | rehitewails special two-tone paint Low mileage $1635. 52 Ford Custom 2 dr.....$ 595 *$5 Ford V8 Fairlane JUST YOUR CAR DOWN nsTubber. 3 Look this one over $1445. | See it today Radio and Heater 49 Chrysler 49 Studebaker AND UP TO 36 MONTHS S4 Ford 2-Dr.8 Cylinder | °$5 Chev. Bel Air 2-Dr. one js priced sell. Sher- ‘59 Ford Ford 47 Ford This to "50 SS Buick 2-Door IMMEDIATE DELIVERY wood green sparking chrome, ra-| 1953 CHEVROLI 4Dr R&T ‘49 Ford "42 Mercury ce heater: hurry if you want 210 2-door sedan aa V8 '52 Dodge 2 door *54 Olds 98 Sedan | Highest Trade — Lowest Terms $945 ful two-tone blue with heat-Radio and Heater er and defrosters, Excellent — "30 ’54 Pontiac Dix. 2-Dr. | TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR m3, ( ihe v. Bel Air 2-Dr motor and tires. $595 full $1495 Studebaker ‘$8 Buick Sapvhire {vory. over dark biue |* price. A real buy. Dealers *S4 Chev. Bel Air 2-Dr. LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION Radio, heater, wall tires. + welcome ‘49 Chevrolet 4 door ee © white we *53 Cadillac 62 Cpe. ALL KING SIZE BARGAINS. | $825 | ‘52 Olds Radio and Heater, one owner, like new. | priced to move out fast | BUDGET PRICED FOR EASY 53 Dodge 4-Dr. | 1952 CADILLAC*53.Olds Sedan OWNING i Forest, green with matching seat | 62 Coupe two-tone green | 4Dr., R& H.1 Owner onl ~~ 7] *83 Olds Dix. Holiday covers, radio heater. Most anv | whitewall tires, radio and i save’ SAVED car down. price $795 heater Low mucege: Priced AS YOU HAVE. NEVER | Full | *S3 Pontiac Catalina BEFORE! 32 Plymouth Wagon to sell quick etler hurry! $895 *S2 Chevrolet Sedan Radio, heater, light green viny!| Cy Owens "$2 Dodge | PONT DELAY-acT TODAY! | terior This ts the dual purpose 1953 NASHSedan ar you have been look-Siatesman, two-tone maroon and heater. *50 Mercury C1. Cpe. tne for $695 | grey. Radio and $695 full price Don't miss MANY MORE’ | : | OLIVER: PONTIAC 147 S. SAGINAW ST. -HASKINS TO CHOQSE FROM RETAIL STORE JEROME. $35 to $300 NORTH BUICK FE ° 5-3588 CHEVROLET | 5-4101 FE | 63 MT. CLEMENS ST. FE 3-7117 . Olds-Cadillac Oakland County's Fastest RIE MENSCHNEIDER CHEVROLET 210 Orchard Lake Rd. ° Cassat Orchard Lake Growing Dealer° DODGE-PLYMOUTH 1090 S. 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(7) onboree,” Gene helps keep for war orphans million|$:30—(2) Captainamoney-losingranch into dude| dollar gift in “The Story of Eric| Wixie Wonderland. real princess. ranch. (4) News and vee Vincent” with James Anderson, |9:99—(4) Romper Room. Ieorgpeed = Lemans max _ .Koruny vem eee winPaul Williams, Bill Flemming. | Carol Stone, Hurd Hatfield. 9:30—(2) Love Story. (1) Heart-ltne top 6:15—(4) Sonny Eliot. Variety,|9:30—(7) Break the Bank. Quiz| throb Theater. © award, the Acad-comedy. (2) News. Jac LeGoff.| with Bert Parks, host. (9) Jackie|y-55 (4) Faye Elizabeth ee eee eee Garry Moore Show. (4) wan ot aa rae young actor6:26—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ev-Rae Show. Musical variety. (p 10:00—(2) a I've got a Secret. Garry Moore| ping Dong School -_ East of Eden. 6:30—(7) My Little Margie. Gale| hoston panel quiz. : ? [germ ta “The Convention |anes — (1) Wolnesday Kight| sea) Stee: Oniiey. (0) Denn vas Miied am Seemmber oti gotsStory.” (4) Death Valley Days.| Fights. Hector Constance v8.|19:55_ (7) News, Story Studio pod reds geen —— Short clerk and tall miner vie} Virgil Akins, 10-round welter-11:00—(4) ‘ome . eter on the W : j any other for hand of same girl and her) weight bout. (9) Mr. and Mrs.|11:39_(2) StrikeIt Rich oe endl soll winproblem is solved with the aid) North. The Norths find a kid-| = : well win. He's theA . 11:55—(7) News Ace. Robin & choice of many, Including Frank“a| of an anthropologist in “Mr.| naped baby in their apartment Ricky |} Bigtoot.” (2) Linkletter’s Kids.| in “Pretty Baby” starring Bar-° self for “Man With aoe| Art interviews moppets. bara Britton, Richard Denning.| THURSDAY AFTERNOON [S90 (°F =a Lady. (4) Ten-.6:45—(2) News. Doug Edwards. (4) This Is Your Life. Ralph Ed-12:00—(2) Valiant |/7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| wards re-creates life story of nessee Ernie. (7) 12 ‘clock;O'clock PORGNINE TOP FAVORITE Puppet comedy. (9) The Lone =e guest. (2) 20th Century) Comics, | But Hollywood is a_ practical of the voters want toWolf. Louis Hayward finds mys-| Fox Hour. George Saunders town, Most who |tery in “Honolulu.” (4) Amos} Dana Wynter, Robert Stack, emt fit!ag ry ad pe(9) Story 5¢ & Oscar go to someone That!‘n’ Andy. Sapphire’s old boy| Scott Forbes in “Laura,” drama! poop can get some good out of it. | friend gives the Kingfish a| of man's possessiveness that | 19, :30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.|™akes Ernest (Marty) Borgnine’ | Tough time in “Mr. Jackson) leads to murder. | () Feather Your Nest.(9) Maggie Muggins. (1)|'BeBeulah. favorite.City Detective. Rod] Others in the top acting circle | , Comes to Town.” (2) San Fran-|10:30—(9) | cisco Beat. San Francisco police) Cameron in “Lonely Hearts.” 19. 45_(2) Guiding Light. (9) Fea-|< James Cagney and Spencer) hunt a “Cop Killer. mystery. (4) Academy Awards) ‘| notte. Tracy. Both are previous winners | (4) (Color) and both gave performances, Cag-|7:15—(7) News. John Daly. Presentation. Motion picture), 94 (9) Ladies Day. “Love Me or Leave Me”'1:30—(7) Disneyland. ‘“‘The Goofy; awards presented from Holly-ney in | Sports Story,” cartoons salute) wood and New York. Jerry peel ar — and Tracy in ‘Bad Day at Black} | sports from the first Olympia| Lewis, host in Hollywood with |...) on ato nae Rock,” that are Oscar caliber. ae Lf A he| to the present. Goofy is seen as| Eleanor Parker, Claire Trevor, be i J * Jean Mc : Among the girls, it's a down-Olympic champion; bumbling, William Holden, Marisa Pavan, 1:30—-(4) the| skier: unorthodox baseball play-| Arthur O'Connell. Natalie Wood, 155-4) Fran Harris. to-the-final-gun race between er and football star. (9) Million) Jack Lemmon, Susan Hayward, pn St) panel ie Lewis. (4) italian Anna Magnani and Brook- Dollar Movie. Yvonne DeCarlo,| Jo Van Fleet, Maurice Chevalier,| Hour of Shows. (7) Stars on lyn’s Susan Hayward. Magnani, one of the world’s great actresses,Rod Cameron, David Bruce in| Ernest Borgnine, Eve Marie) Seven. gay Where She Danced.”| Saint, Edmond O’Brien, Grace 2:30—(2) Linkletter’s Houseparty. scored in ‘Rose Tattoo.” It was New 1956General Electric FREEZERS Get Tom's Big Deal! 24 Menthe to Pay TOM’S ELECTRI C Two Volume Locations » 32439 Neshwestern ya yiair 6-2561 ° Walled Leke Shopping Center MArket 4.9559 Authorized Sales & Service = RESERVATIONS EVERYWHERE Cell | | | | : sii $"7 20 — : @ B E h Tile u nou, Pg 4x5. Bath Ea : ; 6x6x¥e Slightly Imperfect8 y impe -. R bbi Vi | obbins Vin : : Enough Tile for 5x5 Bath $ 00 12 : ‘Buy Early for Easter You'll Love the NewSPRING SHOES E Sh St conom oe ore a N. ea a == MUNTZ TV SERVICEsionber a Outlet Coury : Filmate oe as |7:45—(4) News Caravan. John} | Cameron Swayze. 'g:00—(4) Mr. District Attorney.) David Brian stars in drama. (2)| Arthur Godfrey and His Friends} Tony Martin subs for vacation-| ing Godfrey, Cyd Charisse, Polly} Bergen, Jack EE. Leonard,| guests. 8:30—(7) MGM Parade. Part twoof “Captains Courageous,” star- was tailor-madePowell, Dean Martin, Frank Si-. natra from Hollywood: Claudette| (7) Afternoon Film Festival. playwright Tennessee Williams. J Colbert, hostess, Arthur Ken-/3:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. Miss Hayward, in the charmed|j nedy, Harry Belafonte, Eddie 3:55—(9) News. \circle for the fourth time, is up) Fisher from New York; Cantin-haptics maps Day. a A Date for the Lillian Roth story “I'll Cry) {las in Mexico. Jennifer Jones in ith Life. (9) Justice Colt. Tomorrow.” Her portrayal of a London, Marion Brando in Ma~ 4:15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) Mod-,lush was superb. nila. Anna Magnani in Rome.) erm Romances. | Others in the top actress race Betsy Blair in Madrid, all on 4:30—(2) On Your Account. (4) are eantoe eee ind (‘Lovefilm. Queen for a Day. mertime”), Jennifer Jones 10:45—(7) Sports Headlines. Don|5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4) In a Many-Splendored ‘Thin Wattrick. Pinky Lee Show. (7) Mickey oe arker (“Interrupt-ea aay s ce ae Mouse Club. (9) Dance Party. “por bed -nen OS | revel sang en she peers BIRMINGHAM #6 N. Muater Bivé. : Do-It-Yourself T] es er Bri " me early by the ' i \ } F ‘ e GENUINE : . KENTILE ‘ : ASPHALT i : S ‘ i é a 7 © akland C Electronics Association FE 4-1515 cater mur | vee" = USED TV SETS 25.00 to $99.50$25 oe Bid ring Spencer Tracy, Freddie t Ipy es. (9) National|5:30—(4) (Color) Howdy Doody. ©) -y” a — | Bartholomew, Mickey Rooney,| News. (2) News. Jac LeGoff. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9)|"Mr. Roberts” are the favorites, ° 4, ‘til 9Lionel more. Young boy|!1:15—(7) Premiere Playhouse.! 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M. @ Drapery ‘Hardware Wide Selection of Components bx yy eSse eee me & 2 i Rd " ' * | 4 f yorty. THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1956. | _ , ioe engl> Can President's Popularity iin Oregon Lead to ‘Unseating of Motse? presidential chances, they pre-jical’ unknown, Woody Smith of Chairman) Leonard Hall is to ldicted Morse would receive solid}|Hood River, him out of the Cabinet.” 8 emmeak isanneal ly ‘rifting!s and attract 10 pea Democratic * * toward a Democratic registration support « McKAY DEFENDS POLICIES as its population grows. McKay has been the favorite But McKay is ready to defend * * * target of Morse’s “giveaway” his and Eisenhower's policies, and lcharges against the Eisenhower In Grants Pass, near the Call- partnership and other na-/has challenged Democrats fornia line, Glen Provost, a weld- Judging from a survey of : politi-\yy ors e's Republican opponent, ; power to sur probably Secretary of the Interior|Wit ‘Tod oary. warmly. word;(u resources polices, These are|“name one thing” the Republl-ier and Republican, declared he's| (hs, university McKay, could very well decide ed sendoff, nudged McKay into sensitive issues in the Far West—jcans have given away. “for Ike and nothing against Nix-_ rd he said Repub-ithe Sanath election. filing for the May 18 primary.{°@cCi#lly in the Pacific North-| McKay plans | und, -pomseoits : it, wouldn't be, cal pinion. y Seen arene ntounded resign as f-/on.” It was “Ike and Nixon with-|"Ke %, . before the pri-jout reserve’ with insurance agent U to wet, w here the cry for “cheap terior secretary “Yes.”’ . |MORSE MAIN TARGET Some elements felt they had two SHIRT ‘ cal A Democratic salesman in Sar} Kennedy, also a Republican.) Henry Turk, gladio-\em, A former Oregon governor,|Carl is 62 but in good shape,|Democrat vulnerable candidates in tei fq strong. mary. atiorney.|, “Tm delighted McKay determined| Republicans, who call Morse a/jless McKay) who had just changed his Distributors to reg: os se a mar Tooze, Portland “turncoat”of his party because in the Senate race,” said Demo-he says, to enter what he views lus bulb grower, voted for Eisen- who withdrew immediately, and President| switching, will by be:spurredoth- Downtowe and at Tel-Huren jcratic State Chairman Howard as a tough campaign, Morse is hower last time but says he will former State Sen. Phil Hitchcock. er incentives. His retirement Morgan, “as (Republican Nation-56, not again, would help them regain Senate Hitchcock, a prominent Presby- k control—now 49-47. Democratic. terian lay leader, refused to step .|And it would remove one of the out. He remained on the Repub- administration's’ sharpest critics. lican ballot along with Elmer) Oregon Democrats, however, al-Deetz, a dairyman, and George; most gleefully welcomed Douglas Altvater, a political unknown, e “miringly of the President. “Sure, McKay's last-minute candidacy. Morse is opposed for the Dem- vote for him again.” And While hesitant to forecast. their|ocratic nomination only by a polit- Royal Commission Recommending_ 3 New Grounds for British Divorce of ae as a casual matter. {she needs protection from cruelty, commission, headed by 68-at the time of seeking a diverce.| Wiyear-old Lord Morton, spent 414) * . years sifting evidence on Britain's to adultry, cruelty and desertion. | altering acriage natiars mal The three-year period of deser- it warned that the idea of study intended to help bring mar-| ‘tion is needed for divorce should marriage is in danger riage laws up to date.. . be altered to three gears within | growing social Its 300,000-word report carried | ®"Y period of three years and one lthis theme: divorce must not be/™onth to allow for a trial period made easier and all efforts shoulg|° Teconciliation, the commission Hardware, Garden Tools, said, Lewn Care and Seeds jjbe made to bring divided couples) Call Us together before dissolving a mar-| It also recommended that no de- 2 BRANDT HARDWARE riage. cree nisi, a preliminary divorce order, should be made absolute SYLVAN CENTER GROUP IS UNANIMOUS til the children of a broken mar-| FE 4-4245 But the 19-member commission, lame bic pale = riage have been cared for. including lawyers, educators and doctors, unanimously recommend- ed recognition of these matters as Starts Removing New 1956 Tire Chains on General Electric the Wrong Car WASHERS TOWSON, Md. ® — With last. weekend's snow just about gone from the streets, Atty. 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