> “gecidental” country en route home. __THE PON 4 1 +i ‘TAC PRESS _ » PONTIAC, MICHIGAN: MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956—86 PAGES BETH Passe ruotos oe qe 0 0 Po wee acre orm P lice Victim in Target-Practice Accident Rifle Bullet Kills Youth Assistant Oakland County Prose- cutor Paul Mandel handed down an ing today in the fahh shooting of Garead ©. Cottons, Vt, of 5491 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Waterford Township, Sunday night. Cullens was target shooting with): three companions on Collier road mata in Pontiac Townshi wi man a seed wash cel —— 2 2 ee Soe area thig season, ~ -Cullens was pronounced dead at; the scene by Dr. Leon Cobb, Oak- Kniffen said he had just.reloaded his rifle -and the boys were wees een et img occurred, according to the Oukland County Sheriff's Depart- meat. >= The boys, who had gone to the scene to practice with their rifles rangements will be announced by the Voorhees-Siple Funeral Home. lke Dedicates Union Building Capital Headquarters _ of AFL-CIO WASHINGTON. w— " President Eisenhower told organized labor; © today its growing strength carries with it a vast new responsibility, a nae Si eecoreonent, oe ger as bringing great new, strength to organized labor and its leaders, vast new opportunities, and also “a vast increase in re- e to qualify in today’s 36-hole Seeking Try at Open wasted Gat! Motor City Mother Found Shot to Death . Death via an automobile After five serious injuries Auto Death Takes Sailor After Five Major Crashes finally caught up with the Navy son of an Oakland County couple Saturday. in major auto crashes dur-| in jean Shooting The fatal shooting of a foundry) Mrs. Anna Mae Turner, Mrs. Pin- kett's mother, said she found the woman's body when awakened - at been criminally assaulted. Police said they were question- |t ing Mrs, Pinkett's estranged hus- band, .Eddie, in the slaying. - Sukarno Ends Visit NIAGARA, FALLS, at 320 Howard Mc- eit St. He died two hours later in Pontiac General Hospital. ‘Police are holding a neighbor, a court at 306 Howarg McNeill. ‘Detective Allen Nobile said. Wit- nesses. said Davis later shot mo = Fields lunged’ through . the door at him. . mons and Senate before set! ting 8 cai @ five-day tour of the] 215 p.m. in front of R. D. Davis, 37, who lives across - 3 ’ ‘jin a smashup, and received more According to Davis, Fields pulled’ a pocket knife and threatened him, | +ing the past five years. ‘Kee ocd sabe Police Hold City Man Yeoman 2.C Anthony Ring of Grosse Ile Naval Air Sta- tion died in Wyandotte Poth Hospital early Sun- a yy Ae to Trenton police, he was: the apparent victim of a hit- ., and-run driver near the county bridge leading to Grosse Ile. ~ Ring was the son of Mr, and Mrs. William Ring, of 27441 Park St., Madison Heights, and had Ring, who was a passenger in the auto wrecks he was involved in, did not drive himself, and had a Sets Sees een vers ~ laid —a Ly 7 Tito Bypasses eae pe | 7 1 fv OF ins Tomb of Stalin |r owes. rate at Soviet Shrine Lays Wreath for Lenin in Moscow. Mausoleum on Protocol Visit MOSCOW (#7) — Yugoslav ae man eg today and pointedly ig- nored Stalin, the man who expelled him from the Com- munist family of. nations eight years ago. The Yugoslav President, here to cement his new friendship with the Soviet; Union's post-Stalin leaders, giant wreath of Easter lilies and tulips at the tomb in Red Square. ‘The inscription on it said: “To Viadimir Nyich Lenin from Josip Broz Tito.” Rochester Man Highway Victim Between Truck Trailers Near Jackson A Rochester man, 40, died in Jackson, Saturiiay, of injuries suf- fered when -he was crushed be- tween two truck trailers, Arthur W. Anderson was caught between the trailers when the brakes in his cab failed, accord- ing to Jacksen County Sheriff's | Deputies, < He evidently had been attaching the two trailers at about 11:30 a.m. after unloading gravel at a high- way by-pass being constructed west He walked past Stalin's body without turning his head. Eight minutes after he left his! car, the Yugoslav chief had at 1:55 p.m. in Mercy Hospital, walked through the mausoleum, J past a line of some 40 In.another weekend accident, a. Communist leaders en- Highland Park man, 37, died when the Kremlin walls andjcTushed beneath his car at 11:45) Mercury fo Reach , |High 60's Tomorrow Burkeno Hit 66 Four Others Brea k Par, in National Open Golf| Qualifiers Today next five days. There will be little. ; in the temperature. Wednetiiay. expected by The lowest thermometer read- The two top rounds were turned to 64 degrees. Another Purge, | Tirade Reveals oat fenma ten under ‘the wreck-}- . No one else cae Te rec cae ae ee eae Températures will average 3 to’ plotting a new purge, 6 degrees above normal for the that the men who were closest to warmer weather is. and Friday. | ing preceding 8 a.m. this morning) cracked par after the first 18 holes|in downtown Pontiac was 50 de- grees. At 2 p.m. the mercury rose Stalin Planned Charge May Have Led to Execution of Tyrant; Full Story Released WASHINGTON (# — The late Joseph Stalin was ac- cused by one of his succes- Con core in a speech disclosed here today, of planning a {murderous new purge of some of the highest offi- cials of Soviet Russia at the, time of his death. The charge immediately stirred speculation among) American officials that Stalin may have been mur- dered to prevent him from carrying. out his alleged purpose. be_| Stalin's death March 5, 1953 was: \attributed to natural causes in| Russian reports, and there was, little inclination at. the time to doubt them. The accusation against Stalin, including the charge that he was. preparing to wipe out some-time Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov and Politburo member A. 1. Mi- keyan, was made in a speech Feb. 24-25 at the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist party in Moscow. The speech was by Nikita | Khrushchev, Stalin's successor as) a cary cy ood as aoa ruthless in his use of power, idriven by ‘ ‘mania for greatness,"’| suggests |Stalin had strong reason to get rid of him. * «@ Ld] Authorities here said there is no | way to know the facts and evi- dence may never be conclusive. Khrushchev said Stalin's charge against Molotoy and Mikoyan were baseless. ido wreckage today, marveling at Gun VictimBule Only Clue - inDeath Outside - Niles Nightclub Canadian Consul’s Aide Struck in Heart; Area Questioning Continues | NILES (? — “Nothing to work on” confronted police _ today in the search for clues *to the slayer of Mrs. Marion ‘Davenjay, who was shot to death in front of a Niles nightspot early Sunday. Twin Tornadoes | Hit in Oklahoma o's 22sec ‘|Chicago was found with a Mustang People Escape .22 caliber bullet through Injury as Twister Wrecks her heart. She had been MRS. MARION DAVENJAY Entire Village shot in the back as she was about to enter the night- MUSTANG, Okla. —Residents|Club. of this central Oklahoma farm community waded through torna- Police Chief Arthur N. ‘Pears said he was “suspicious of every- the miracle that had spared the ne and everybody but we don’t town’s 210 citizens. jhave anything to work on right Weather observers said that if "°W- the twin funnels that swirled over; The death bullet and Mrs. at tree-top level early yesterday Davenjay’s clothing were sent to — had moved a few feet nearer the! the State Police laboratories at ground,. untold damage and loss East Lansing for tests to de- of life would have resulted. termine the distance the shot was Although property damage was fired. estimated at $200,000 and nearly | Pears said he also planned fur- all the residents were caught ‘ther questioning of Mrs. Daven- without any warning, there was jay's companions although he said not a single inju: ,. they had been cleared in the aw pair of clouds, one appar- Slaying. y close on the heels of the UESTION RESIDENTS . pred] first touched down some . {two miles southwest of Mustang\cyane” 4 magesine salesman, and iat the R. J. Merrill farm, then sir and Mrs. Donald McClellan, “ lait of South Bend, Ind., were in- jside the supper club, the Club 66, at the time of the shooting. Officers questioned witnesses block radius of the supper no ome who heard Th ‘noma City, 10 miles to the north- .s| east. Not a single home here escaped! last fall, he said, but all involved damage entirely. — air guns and not rifles He sald it might — es a Or that Mrs ven In Today's Press _| ss bate o = County News seeeoess 24, 29, 30 mistook her for someone else. Editoriale ...........csc0000 & Damon Runyon.............. 4 | Mrs. Davenjay, an attractive Pot of Gold.......>......... 36 (brunette, came to Niles by train dswes Vecceeeeeees 28, 27 |from Cihcago late Saturday to sé Gels slows else o6is sc 'e's 25 |meet McClane. They formerly TV & Radio Programs..... 35 (worked at the same office. Mc- Wilson, Earl................. 35 6|Clane said it was their first meet- Women's Pages...14, 15, 16, 17 ing since 1948. in by Wally Burkemo of Franklin Hills and Herb Marcussen of Lan- sing. Burkemo fired a pair of 33's ‘and Marcussen carded 34-32 for G-under-par 66's, | Other sub-par scores were posted by Rudy Horvath of Windsor, 36-}* 34—70; Mike Dietz of Indianwood, and Pete Cooper : Robert Whiting 81, Ralph Elston} | 74, Harold Brink 7, -Glenn Jehn-| - son 77, Bill Markham 77, Tom}- Talkington 76, Welling 13, and Hauboe 74. Progress Defies Views of Early Critics 1957 Hunters May Open Sonn at Straits By JOE HAAS thelr fail height of S82 feet above| visible trom shore, They are onlyjthe bridge will exceed ‘a million! MACKINAW CITY — In spite of Water. All of the underwater work/|one-fifth of an inch in diameter.|tons, three quarters of which is the fact that it was only 20 years|has been completed. In the caissons| 5.4 in the total assemblage |Uder water. Structural steel to the port, fathered. by one of our own|down to 200 feet, is a greater! vires, wrapped into two cables |the-work, the rest being concrete. Michigan ¢ 3 , stated that/Weight of material than will appear) 60s ‘94 inches in dianteter and Work is progressing on, placing a bridge across the Straits of Mack-/@bove water. | 7 8,362. feet long. The total weight |the cantilever steel on the tops of inac was "a wild fantasy of the The stringing of the first ‘iis-| of te two cables will be 23 ml the 33 caissons on-either approach ime ” it now is assuming! | oon wires ketween the contrat] HO@ pounds, and the total length |to the central span. In some cases sep, lk ls ‘ |towers has started. They appear| ®% te wires in them 41,000 miles. S eek Reon ae The engi in charge cf the/lite Sage Gueeds ead are The weight of all_materials in| above aes © ‘— ~~ aah cay Gate ty Mte corn Gat oe cone as, it reaches} the hunters bound . tides tonsi's wet ees AOther Press Pot-O-Goldl| .2 ov, se Gt p ceves &. 4 Me pons oc ‘As entries ge former 1, | world. phy thee to en Me ebration is planned, ; the Press begins No. 2 on today’s 3,800 feet, 200 feet eng than the “During the 1956 resort season lt Don’t forget—the deadline for m Golden Gate bridge at San Fran- | will be one of our state's biggest) No. 1 entries is tomorrow at midnight. ou oom, etoee, See, aly ele ee ee cmuatae ve taak Friday if we have a winner. higher than those at Mackinac. Cian: & tip tare woe fo wees | In the meantime, if you missed-our first puzzle FR seman wha ayaa its progress is not worth the by all means try No. 2. It's fun and it can mean @ wr spten dnc. tag eigeansnry trouble, Put it oft until later tn | cash prize of at least $1 more, And don’t |})"t'the tive felon ‘The eevee the season. f to read the rules carefully. They’te impor- time will be less than 10 minutes, | The central towers have reached en en ee ‘1: {Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) ffl ue teh Ne po ig teil Se, Me adele f y ‘Tke and Mike-They EDS Alike’ s hentia animaataaiaRe he naan aniit rh ae rhe ci 4 2 King % ‘ + ‘ te Hollywood Grave his native Denmark. ‘ Informed Sources Report Charge Man Turne st th / { 4 } & Funeral Today | 39 Honor Pallbearers) to Escort Coffin of Actor GLENDALE, Calif. w — Actor Jeén Hersholt, the kindly Dr. Christian of movies and radio, wil] be buried today on a quiet, sunny California hillside, far from * s s A veteran. of 50 years of acting and beloved for his humanitarian . work, -Hersholt, 698, died of can- cer Saturday in his Beverly Hills home. Among the 39 honorary pallbear-, ers is a mixture of civic leaders, Hollywood names and Danish- American friends: They include; ~ Les Angeles Mayor Norris Poul-) son; studio heads Walt Disney, Y- Frank Freeman and Jack L. War- ner; actors Otto. Krueger, Ralph Morgan and director Frank Bor- zage; and- Burma's U Nu to Quit, RANGOON, Burma # — In- formed sources said Premier U -imittee of Waterford Township Schools in a close vote Thursday are shown inspecting one of the TOURING CAPITOL — Congressman George A. Dondero, 18th district, beneath third statue from left) joins a group of 40 members of Miss Janice Antona’s tour to Washington this past weekend. They statues in Statuary Hall’ at the THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 AP Wirepheto U. S. Capitol Building. The members of the group are past or present pupils of Miss Antona’s who leads new residents on the path to citizenship by teaching citizenship classes three nights a week at Pontiac High School. ‘inventor Dies | tin Birmingham . | of Detroit. -|Oberlin College. |the William R. Hamilton Co. at & John Searight, 93, Was Originator of Early Adding Machine, — : BIRMINGHAM — at his home, 767 Harmon, after a brief illness. Mr. Searight developed the Wales adding machine, which was later purchased by the Burroiighs Adding Machine Co. He also jn- and snips and several other items. .’ A 32nd degree Mason, he be- longed to the Palestine Lodge F& | AM and the Moslem Shrine, both He taught in the Detroit Business: University after coming to Detroit from Ohio in 1886. He had attended Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Arthur J. Bleazby of Birmingham; one granddaughter and two great- grandchildren. . Service will be at Bell Chapel of 3 p.m. Tuesday and interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery here. Work Progresses Eyes in county education ‘circles were turned toward Waterford Township last week when teachers there were presented with a pro- posal for special merit pay awards. The Professional Problems Coni- turned down the proposal pre- sented by Supt. of Schools William A. Shunck at an MEA meeting Educators acogaea Pontiac issue at this time. “If we dé@cide to I want to save my opinion for then."* é : said, ‘“‘We have accomplished a lot and Oakiand County voiced vary- ing opinions on the controversial Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, Pontiac Supt. of Schools, said he would ra- ther not give his opinion on the seriously consider this in Pontiac, William Vanderven, Supt of Dub- lin School in White Lake Township, tor the average teacher. Now I feel it’s time to do something for the outstanding. School districts should go ahead and reward: outstanding teachers, Waterford’s heading in the right direction." Murray Adams, Walled Lake - High School teacher and presi- dent of that MEA, sald “I haven't seen any criteria that would be fair, However, the idea sounds as if it merits investigation and was elected one of 16 alternate delegates- at-large to the 1956 Democratic ‘National Convention in Grand Rapids. Jesse H. Jones Funeral Held Today in Houston in False Fire Alarm ie | Ab @ a.m: Wind velocity 19 mph. ae . . Sun eects Monday at 8:04 oh State Labor Boards ;|preme Court decided 6-3 today the s the Kohler Co., in Kohler, Wis. *|A Real Nice Business ‘|way of the new “the four regions into which the & This Is a Change? - - Oakland County delegation's choice of four half-vote delegates and two. alternates. They are: of Bloomfield Hilis;— riett Phitiips, of Huntington Woods; Mrs. Margaret McCall, ef Holly, alternate; and Mrs. Martha Sheppard, of Ferndale, alternate. In caucus Sunday, Gov. G. Men- Can Ban Picketing WASHINGTON « — The Su- Taft-Hartley labor law does not prevent state labor boards from banning mass picketing, use of force and threats of -violence by strikers. —s_ e ¢ e Justice Reed delivered the deci- sion for the majority composed of, himself and Justices Frankfurter, Burton, Clark, Minton and Harlan. Justice Douglas wrote a dissent, in which Chief Justice Warren and Justice Black joined. * ¢ nee The ruling was given on an ap- peal by the United Automobile Workers from a decision by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The state court upheld an injunction which restricted picketing and other union activities during an April, 1954, strike at the plant of KANSAS_CITY, Mo. (INS)—A ‘Kansas Cit) firm has fashioned a giant mufal ta. commemorate the door panomama nearly 100 feet.along the entrance- J Hallmatk Card Guzzlers at Home CHICAGO (INS)—A record num- ber of Americans are drinking beer in the home according to a survey of the nation’s drinking habits. The survey showed that of DETROIT (INS)—Emayag .Chat- schatrjan of Detroit filed a petition today to change his name because he it is too hard to spell. Judge James H. Secton he County Democrat Elected Alternate State Delegate Mrs. Donald Lee of Farmington|nen was elected to head the state’s delegation to the national conven- tion in Chicago Aug. 12, = Mar: | Williams, a delegate at large, ‘At the delegation’s first Chicago The convention confirmed thétmeeting, two members of - the Democratic National Committee will be picked. While the “Michigan Declara- tion’ adopted by the convention set the stage for another bitter civil-rights fight at the national meeting, an ironic battle over seat- ing of Negroes at the state con: vention touched off a walkout by sional District in Detroit. ; Walter Bates, district vice chair- man, asked State Chairman Neil Staebler to “restore the principals of civil rights” ‘te-party operation in his district. : When his group was denied cre- dentials by the state convention, Bates, sald: “After this action we feel it is useless to carry this fight longer within the Democratic. P against such biased odds /with people representing the CIO domi- nating_and dictating to the Party. “We shall make every effort to see to it that the people of our district are not misled.” Bates charged the district con- vention was ‘‘rigged’’ -by Congress- man Thaddeus Machrowicz. The victorious delegation was made up of three members of Polish ex- traction and one Negro. SAGINAW (INS)—Saginaw police arrested in the trap. They were ‘Robert Stevens, 22, and Albert Kar- puck, 18. All are from Saginaw. Nippon Ship to Pick Up POWs From U. S. S. R. repatriates Otozo Yamada +H % i to Discuss Crisis protect him “| nationalists Negroes from the First Congres-|: Saginaw Police Hun Alleged Gang Leader} perhaps it is something which Cyprus Governor Arrives in London - LONDON (INS)—Cyprus Gover- nor Sir John Harding was expect- ed to meet with Prime. Minister Sir Anthony Eden today to discuss the ‘situation on the British Medi- terranean island. Ld * by air last night and went imme- diately to the home of Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd. Harding was escorteéd by two carloads of security officers to from any Cypriot who may have slipped inte Britain. During his stay, he wil! be guaré-| ed continually by six armed guards and travel in a bullet-proof car. On Cyprus, meanwhile, two more members of the security force were Truman Plays Mozart in Composer's. Home ‘ SALZBURG, Austria — Harry 5. Truman, one of Ameérica’s best- known amateur pianists, played a Mozart sonata today on Mozart's piano in the house where. the com- poser was born 200 years ago. The former president's Austrian gittides applauded. The instrument ‘was used by young Wolfgang Am- adeus Mozart for his earliest com- positions. : The electric motor, converting 90 fper cent of the energy supplied to it, is generally rated up to five times. more. efficient than "Views Vary on Merits of Merit Pay Plan Walled Lake's Teachers Club should consider another year.” Teacher William Lyle, of Avon- dale High School, said the proposal has “possibilities.” However, there are dangers, he contimied, “‘if it! would tend to destroy what they've (teachers) worked for all these years. .. getting a uniform salary schedule. “Until I'm assured of a foolproof plan to determine merit, I would want to go easy on it.” Fred B. Wiegman, principal of Lake Orion High School said, “Merit pay hag definite qualities that are desirable for us as & profession, but I think we have an obligation to thoroughly screen teaching personnel before we should try and subject them to a merit rating. “Along with that we should pro- vide for adequate, intelligent long- sightedness in our rating develop- through The general arrived in London|ments and this shouldri't be an ad-| Village reveals thousands of ministrative tool to pressure teach-| with a wildflower ers and it shouldn't be a teacher/ions of trilliums (poetic, isn't it?) tool to lay down on the job and abound in flowers running up to collect a salary. sional and remain professional.” . Shunck’s plan involves selec- | thon of a teache?-to recelé the ‘merit award by two bedies, one representing teachers and the other administrative. - jsend the final recommended names + hish authorities, to the Board of Education. next year.- down by a vote of 10 to 7. Straits Bridge Designer Receives. 19th Degree © day ine, learned and 15 honorary. “My feeling is that the teaching!three-leaf and never- iprofession should become profes-|failing beauty. — And around ‘Traverse City. the|'T, 07st" bovs and. 2 girls who{came here from LaHarpe, Il _ Ifa teacher’s name appeared on 21 lists prepared by both groups, his name would go before the Person- nel Committee of the Board of Edu- cation, composed of two board members and the superintendent. The Professional Problems Com- | mittee of the Waterford Schools | City Manager Donald M.. Oakes plans to. study the issue further They turned the issue PEORIA, Ill. @ — David B. Steinman, designer of the Straits of Mackinac Bridge, was awarded honorary degree of doctor ofjter and Prince Rainier are expect- science by Bradley University at commencement exercises yester- Dr. Steinman has designed over 300 bridges on five continents. He the holds 19 academic degrees, four on Straits Bridge ¢Continued From Page One) as compared to an average of 53 minutes with the ferries, not_in- cluding the long waits at-rush pe- riods, The charge will be slightly higher than on the ferries, The jlandscapes © the back-to-nature element is For instance the 20-mile the forests below drive Cross acres Mil- - (Grover neer’s post is being Commission vented the compound lever shears! - =.GM Scholarships The Day in Birmingham |” f post of director of public works and of assistant city engineer Serenbetz to the city engi- submitted to the City tonight. City Manager D. C. Egbert, in a letter asking the commission's ap- d ex- tically all of to the director of public for several years. Gare became city engineer in 1949, and Serenbets took his pres- ent post in 1952 after three years _as a civil engineer in the de- partment, a Egbert’s appointment of the two commiss officials requires jon en- dorsement. works’ * hearings for Park Street pavement from Oakland to Euclid, Lincoln street pavement east from Eton street, and Eton widening from Lincoln to Yosemite street. the size of your hand, all with the hillsides look like snow banks in profusion of cherry blossoms. you'll have to hurry. Every- thing was at its peak last. weekend.. Authority Manager Accepts New Post they bi on the Also on tonight's agenda are). Seek Approval Tonight lof 2 City Appointments . not had time to decide Pontiac Deaths Clarence Gorsline Mrs. Clarence Morrill |won competed against 20,000 other seniors who GM said. ~ > Valued at from $200 to $2,000 a pends on each student's need. Non- tax supported colleges and uni- versities which winners attend al- so receive grants-in-aid equivalent) ‘to the tuition rate charged. More George G. Schmid, engineer- ‘manager of the Southeastern Oak- land County water, garbage and was named Service Director for Grand Rapids. said Schmid, 51, will assume his new duties Aug. 1 at a salary of approximately $12,500 a year. Kelly Denies Knowledge of ‘Heir for Monaco’. PHILADELPHIA {INS)—John B. Kelly Sr., father of cess Grace of Monaco, said today if his daugh- ing’ a child he knows “nothing about it.” He also displayed angry impa- tience with a published report that Grace and the prince she married last April are anticipating an heir or heriess in January, today | than 60 per cent of the students |selected the sciences and engineer- jing for further study. . A Detroit senior, Margaret Anne Moore, of Denby High School, was among the winners. Detroit Resident Injured in Accident on Highway A 33-year-old Detroit man was in of the left arm and hip when struck by acar on US 16 in Novi Township last night. Louis Parsons was reportedly |walking along the road in the same ‘direction as the vehicle when he i was. hit. : | Driver Charles DeVol, 17, of \Walled Lake, told Novi Township | Police he did not see the man due to heavy rains and could not avoid the accident, . year, the scholarships’ size de-| . Mr. Thatcher was employed at id ‘has been mounted on a torpedo-shaped hull at the U. 8S. Nai Station at Patuxent, Maryland, and is being used to test new i & & Gogg t are Fe pee: femote "ide tube (right). Planes from the test center She was born in Philadelphia, - GM Tech Center Tour. a , Cee ey i ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 June 8-10 Scheduled oy man the cusiveati. Mark Set | neth Miller is transportation chair- |i NOW! Ir mproved New Model Eks Planning State Convention Here== =a. ull “CLOPAY” 1a The 195 state‘convention of tks ings ok etubael ix Saturday and their wives will be quartered|©overed by Columbus in © be held - Friday ahrough|morning and afternoon. A meeting|throughout Pontiaé and surround-jond voyage, in 1493, and named Las oeiias? the . qaibvng over bald noche ed Inthe serene. | Tel od is general .chair-'U nod pevond hn Clifford Maison, : publicity chair- : : man for the convention, said today.| Women’s brunch, a fashion ee eed €DECIAL SAVINGS FOR YOU! Sew ’n Save with tthe new Tete on rnnag| the annual President's Banquet. | DO-IT-YOURSELF ” Yard ‘om OV alues . } to $! 1 Per ; Yerd | New Shipment of Colors & Patterns Ideal fabrics for dresses, children’s play-wear, pa- Lake Avenue, | The 11 a.m. Sunday service wil} Save Up to 4 on Famous Brand 1 INSULATED METAL " |town Elks will depart for their| Stove Top of business and sporting [homes following the service. : events are planned for the ses- | - It will be the third state conven-| Hot Pads sion, © tion of Elks to be held in Pontiac; we Louis A. Koetfgen, of Port Hu- And the first since 1942, Lacal Elks’ . PEARLIZED DESIGN ron, president of the Michigan|/have been making plans for the# 4.) yaiue ¢ State Elks Association, will preside event for several months and will 14xl7 inch........ 29 _ over the convention. 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Y, ~ ‘ans ad "at him I can see that he is nobody (PY inches of the heat and the ' : , » ‘ i \ i — : od ba hiss pag ee ef SPACES \ { , a yi i rl ; ‘ tee 8 is eo sapien Bsn nA Lions spb ote 2 REO AS SS ET THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 port at once to Santa Ana to | ‘place so life is really not all lke and Kh shchev -|. President Achille Scagni, head The Canary Islands were named Sect eed ercd | yet tae nei mat be Jon” tlio Society be man eat Ch | See eee cee bes, | Wat” Wille says, “T innke Ghe| “ON NON sty that honorary membershipleanis), says the National Geo hell we ean win the war behind [best-of the position to which 1 eS ey ee ean ‘Society and the canary the footlights I do ‘not know.” am appointed although I must sgy Senhower. om - ener bird took its name from this Well, naturally Willie does not|he spectacle of throngs. of custo-)1... of ttaly's Bald-headed Assi. archipelago. _ : : inform ‘the? commanding ~officer)mers is being permitted to-buy our that his semnaatnen it ow busi-|tickets at face value at the box of- * _ness is slightly informal but he tice when they will be delighted te ‘gets on a train at once artd goes ae to Santa Ana and there he dis-|P*Y ‘Wo three, four, five or six covers that the guy who is putting /S!ugs premium if they canhot get on the show is nobody but a play-|them any other way is most dis- * ~~ By DAMON RUNYON | Big Boy Blues . _' wright by the name of Hathaway heartening to me. = = = : a a eae once riptlagrs a heige nSOPzTigh. 1945, by the Chase Man- —tie to the extent of a meal in a) hatte as executor @ sans So _one-arm gaff in West Forty-ninth|ea ‘by ‘King’ Features Syndicate. All “Naturally Willie is entitled to some : rights reserved. f we a and who is grateful ever since. ‘Te Be ) Y, "i QS) —_— ‘* : compensation for saving the customers the HIs HEART Is TOUCHED ' s iy .T _ f . i ihe 4 ; ic i Fi ' . - eae h re 6. = freuble of standing jn-tite to buy the totets «He ls sighly werpried (0 989/80 Cartons of Cigareties = 4 and then finding the tickets all gone anyway'’.’ Willie appear in answer to a call p k d Cc | ( pe a for show people as he is aware Sto en From Parke or A Sat : that Willie does not sing or dance’ Oakland County Sheriff Depart- é 4 ‘ : or play an instrument bul after|ment detectives are investigating’ hearing, Willie’s description of sol- the Sunday theft of over 50 cartons, .. dier life in the desert his heart is;of cigarettes from a car. is 8 > * * touched and he says he guesses he; Nigar Molkasian, of 2412 Middle- fe . ean use a sure-footed guy to take| belt Rd., W. Bloomfield Township, WV) > tickets although when Willie asks|reported his station wagon was & what about selling them Hathaway |proken into sometime Sunday mor - Go gives him such a long slowing. The loss was estimated at over S look that. Willie never renews the |si99. ow . subject, ; Molkasian, who is in the vending} —— \ N : . However, he is greatly down- machine business, told the Oakland MICROLITE “SOLES Put your feet on Easy Street . ‘ ‘ : | east when he thinks ef the oppor- {County Sheriff's Department the . tunities in connection with these |Vehicle was parked in the drive- : pasteboards because he feels that |Way next to his house when enter ~ . everyone will want them and — S > when Willie is in action on Broad. ‘Paper Plate Trick : = rely GY & rer) way he is known far and wide for | ; ; > ~ um hig skill in manipulating with | Some of the equipment that goes W Ss > tickets to theatres and prize |into a picnic basket can be useful YA \~. ak amt —fixhts and hockey games and one in do-it-yourself painting. A paper a - ——_— thing and another that everyone |plante is excellent for use under with Cat's Paw's “miracle , ag y LOK exe > wants but are unable to get un- |the paint can and — be coe of lightness!” Microtite soles Z0% Ke) I i away afterwards. Fasten it to t weigh less but wear longer & S less they see Willie and pay his iy ae 300 , too, Ask for new Microlite hell end full soles by name. . . best buy for all the family's shoes! Ughter than leather! Lighter than rubber! - ise, which is a way of saying his |bottom of the can with a little premiums. |paint and-it will move with thé can jand catch drippings throughout the i O : A 2 A Totten hear complaint that some- | jop. __, { : fe B ~~ times Willie asks more ice than the “< f face value of the tickets but this, ™“~ ~~ \( ~\ \ irs ‘ is probably only for tickets that Injured in Auto Crash aS, a\t = are very hard indeed to get. and) Gladys S. Calihan, 45, of Hazel AA Lh > \ naturally Willie is entitled to some Park suffered lacerations of the ome ae ote ae own face and knee when her car went roudie o ng the in Avon Township last! line at the box offices to buy the\ ron nee von ns last te. a Tes = = ww tickets and then finding the tickets! “che tolg deputies from the Oak- = 5e oe _ all gone anyway. land County Sheriff's Department Besides Willie frequently has (she feel asleep at the wheel while to take care of others out of his [driving on Rochester road and lost “end to get the tickets in the first [control of the car. “Big Boy Blues’ was the-last guys and dolls Broadway story Best combination for walking cowtart] SOOSSCESSSSEHSOHOSSHSHSOHSSHSHSSOOSPESESHSEHOSSESCSSHSSOHSOSHSEHTSEHESHSCEEEHOSOSOOOE NOW! at your favorite Shoe Repairer’s f f « _SND ON NEW SHOES, TOO! written by Damon Runyon. It was published first in September 1945 after he had written his will and directed his ashes be “scattered over the place that 1 heve truly loved and that was so good to me’—Broadway. That the characters Runyon tound cround Mindy’s have lost none of their appeal in the passage | of time ‘is evident in “Big Boy-Biwes:” Today begins the first of | five parts of “Big Boy Blues.” . (PART ONE) ; “Do you mean the war?!’ J say. It is along toward two o'clock) +4 mein Gee Eyes, the soldier one pleasant morning and things; show J am with,” Willie says. are unusually quiet in Minday's}. We = rhot on ihe Const. We ta t on Broadway and in| 'y them in the aisle in ver, fact only two petra teaiées We kill the people in Cleveland. myself are present when who | We will do a wonderful trade comes in like a rush of air, hot or) Pere.” cold, but a large poopie crying Then Willie sits down and =| eut in a huge voice as follows; | t t “Hello, hello, hello, hello, heild."*|Meine t me that one day when) e-lemve jhe is in camp in the desert out) Well, when I take a good giaum '" California and practically dying | drilling and the victuals and the) bet 8 personality hy. the .Remee oft ther hardships of soldier life and | ; West Side Willie who is formerly : a ticket speculator on Broadway |©SPecially the victuals, his com--| and when he. comes over to me manding officer sends for him and still going hello, helio, hello, hello, |S4¥5: hello, I say to him quite severely.sQ MUCH FOL-DE-ROL’ Uke this: ‘ “Kiymp,” he says, for such is, “Willie,” I say, ‘you are three |West Side Willie's family monick- | helios over what anybody:is en- er, “they are organizing an aill-| titled to in Mindy's even if there | soldier musical show at Santa Ana’ is anybody here which as you and there is a request out for the’ can see for yourself is by me names of all enlisted men in this| tneans_ the situation.” iarea who are formerly connected “Oh,” Willie says, “I happen to | With show business.. have a few hellos to spare and) “] understand,” the command- besides I af so glad to get back| ing officer says, “that you are | on the big street again that I feel’ familiar with matters of this na- | Liberal. 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TESTS IN CITY. ae _larette snidking, offered tis com-|poliuted’ air.’ = |—smoking, exhaust, smog—work-'"’ pea leguiner and reinforcing each “It is possible that cigarettes can , be man ured to screen out the, AIR POLLUTION guiltySubstarice, If that happens| Dr. Daniel Horn, co-author of the,and if our air pollution problem. American Cancer Society's tylk“gets worse, we may soon find all) jscale stidy of lung cancer andcig- ior the hmg capcer cases due to) The latest “finger of suspicion” pointed at smoking, exhaust fumes and smog-like pollution is based on a nine-year survey by Dr. Clarence A. Mills of the University of Cin- cinnati, A ier basin districts of Cincinnati, — the city’s” ‘cleaner suburbs and rural populations living in the cleaner country air of Ohio's a rural counties, Based on this: survey, which he preliminary and unpub- calls “ lished,” Dr. Mills told Interna- tional News Service: ’ TRAFFIC FUMES “I believe that tobacco ae is) unquestionably and significantly re- lated to increased Jung cancer New Zealander Contributes to Twister Fund LANSING ® — A ® shilling. contribution from a New Zealand ; woman to Michigan storm and flood victims has found its way into Red Cross hands. The contribution, in the form of two 10-shilling money orders, came from Frank Williment of Welling- ton), N. 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Conter—Fourth Floor . z — ———__-____— - . * * : \ Z ¥ yes f P = S 4 . if ra avon aS ‘ MeMRER OF AUDIT SUREAU OF CrRCULATIONS— MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 _—— Spreading White Plague Experience in‘ this country has made it clear that the big problem in the war on tuberculosis is the un-" | hospitalized patient. ie This fact was emphasized during the 52nd annual meeting of the Na- tional Tuberculosis Association in New York. One speaker who dis- cussed this problem was Dr. Epwarp _S. Mrxou, general director of New York State’s tuberculosis hospitals. /~.% *% & A study made by the U. 5. Public Health Service, Dr. MiKo. Said, revealed that 45 per cent of tuberculosis patients are not hospitalized. He added that of these, 87 per cent are in ad- vanced stages with the infection status unknown in almost half “Certainly,” said Dr. Mrxot, “the | unhospitalized tuberculosis cases, both known and ‘unknown, produce the 80,000 new cases reported each year in this country.” : * . That this problem exists in Michigan is well’ known to our ' State Health Department and the. Tuberculosis Association. Records show there are 7,000 known cases of active tubercu'esis here. Of these, 3,000 are not hospital- ized. ‘Since the situation concerning un- known cases” obviously miust be worse than the known cases on which the study was based, Dr. Mikot states that case finding must be intensified. * & One doesn't have to be a specialist in the treatment of this disease to recognize that Dr. Mixo. is right. Naturally, complete conquest of TB _ will be impossible until the problem of the unhospitalized is solved. New Interior Secretary an Experienced Official _ President E1sennower has chosen wisely and well in nominating Frep A. Szaton to be Secretary of the In- terior. The Nebraskan, a native of Washington, D.C., is an experi- enced administrator. Though he hasn't served in the Interior Department, he is well qualified to assume the responsibilities of the cabinet post made vacant by — the resignation of Douvetas Mc- Kay. * * * * | Publisher-of the Hastings (Nebras- ka) Tribune, Sgaton also is an officer of companies publishing dailies in Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Kansas. In addition he has weekly newspapers, farm magazin and radio interests. . A liberal Republican, the nonii- nee for the past year has been a White House assistant in charge of administrative liaison. Pre- vious to that he had served as Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs. In.1951 he . was interim Senator from Ne- - - braska following the death of Kenneth Wherry. “ * * * His experience as a stock raiser ‘qualified him as an agricultural trouble shooter. He also had much to do with development of the in- istration’s soil bank program. © ‘- The President isto be congratu- sate : Unhospitalized Vietims | = ee with bim is both wise and safe. we? of it is doubly so because it has the approval of Secretaries Dulles sonally by President Eisenhower. - any fime worrying about a trip istration effort to list probable bene- fits of such a visit. Hi er, Air -Force Secretary Quartes no doubt was on solid ground in saying the ‘President obviously saw benefits in it or he wouldn’t have ordered General TwIntne’s acceptance. _ &.. 8. It also is known that among cer- tain highly placed officials there exists a definite hope that further and more significant exchanges and military visits may follow this. Such visits if wisely arranged certainly would afford a splendid opportunity to test the theory that free contacts make for greater understanding. We can’t believe there'd be any risk to us! The Man About Town Off on 24th Visit. Pontiac Man Sees a Greot . _ Future in Barren Labrador June: The month of “rare” days—many in May were raw. Now on his twenty-fourth trip to Lab- rador is . : Frank F. Rand, bd ‘who for many years has had claims there in lands which give promise of rich bear- imgein iron, copper and other ores. Re- cent “surveys show that this generally considered barren peninsula has min- eral deposits that bids fair to make 4t one of the richest areas in the world. Picking up his mineralogists at Canadian cities, Frank is having complete tests made of what is found in his holdings, He plans to be gone only a month or so because among its summer joy killers, Labrador is the breeding ground of. files and mosquitoes that make it a good plac to get away from. . The home of. another promising lad who has set his sights high in the baseball world is just outside of Oakland County. He is : Duane F. (Duke) Maas of Utica, Detroit Tiger hurler who seems to have the goods if he ever can overcome their first showing in a game and can ‘shake off old man Hardluck. Tulips with five blossoms on one stem are ‘reported by : Mrs. Frank Noveotney of 353 South Anderson°Ave. Caretaker at Seminole Apartments at 94 Dwight St.. e G. W. Sprague has over 400 tulips ‘in bloom. From thé proceedings of the Pontiac city council on June 5, 1894, I learn that Mayor Harvey 8. Chapman deplored the manner in which some resi- dents allowed~thetr -cows--and hogs to run at large in the streets, and that all over the city fences were needed to pro- tect property from the ravages of roving _ivestock. a Early blooming roses are with us in spite of the late spring. First to report a whole bush aglow with yellow beauties is /. | (Mrs. Hendry Quick &-Auburn Heights, who says the first - “of thém opened.on May 15. “No place in the world can beat us,” phones | of Auburn Heights, who says the tulips, pansieg, lilacs, forsythia, spirea and other flowers are blooming in such profusion at a time when the crepe hangers are Verbal Orchids- to— of Birmingham; ninetieth birthday. : "Alex Wood and Wilson and was dictated pe anal, x David Lawrence Says: Molotov ‘Resignation’ Still Won't Change Attitude of Communist Foreign Policy WASHINGTON—How easy it is to fool the American people with those censored dispatches from Moscow telling about the “resig- world believe the leopard is chang- TO APPEASE TITO? . ; “On the surface it would appear world and also internally to give the impression that a Stalinite was being removed. But Molotov is still a member of the Presidium and also is first deputy premier. The changes just announced concerning the system of justice?” I asked. ai Aad i H i i ALLIES BOOST PRESTIGE build up the prestige of the present Hy | flit crf ii ee 3 EH il i : E The world, therefore, has to ac-— custom itself to the fact that moves Calcinatal Pills Will Help Diet of Expectant Mother By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. They haven't the gumption to find such items, and if they do find a place where crude raw in the bin is for pigs and chickens. * * & So it becqmes necessary to spoan feed the’poor souls their vitamins and minerals in tablet form, as deseribed in the pamphlet Young Folks and Old Folks, for which send a stamped, self-ad & i S @ g inf ' i i i } E att Te ft & 4 _hesith and h niacin), Vitamin-C (ascorbic acid), vitamin D and even B12 (the red blood vitamin), letters, not mere than qne page or words Lake Orion Resident Asks iad ain ‘ | | ’ , , 7 ; { 7 | ‘ ! * ra . as Ba ™ une Seas Jona) on ai ‘ A ¢ <0 ae & sf 72 ‘ ‘ . ¢ = fae THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 bog 7 t a BO my a a ae 5 2 Yoice-of the People =) 5 9! 1.) $ + p ee 3 * a About Moving Courthouse og, ake, Steere brokers have éstimated to me that Ge ut ot Pablaked i the writer the value of this land is in excess e unless the is critics of $500,000 and may even approach agers a million. — El merry et ee _ When I asked one of the super. taken it upon itself to move the = aa pole mgrageih pac courthouse out on Télegraph road. ” 1 realise is an I have investigated the cost and_ ovadh es poodles i {t would be far greater both to build “te gome people in public and maintain out on the highway a © working man than to build a new one dowatewn, ‘Tar Bat E ow a's and it is people like me who - The first floor of any large = pay for whims of a ‘group of men building could readily be rented who plan to move our courthouse and bring revenue to the county _—to a highway already overloaded in excess of $100,000 per year. with traffic. © Fo Tito’s Return to Moscow Yugoslav President Marshal Tito has gone to Moscow in a cycle of bloodshed and bathos. . i E ne | iil re ? i tr e iz ree i Completes Strange Cycle grim bit of stage play before Tito's arrival, They executed Mir D. A. Bagirov, former Communist Party boss in Azerbaijan province, and some of his pals, on charges of having collaborated with the exe- cuted Beria—the alleged devil who worked against Tito. The truth, of course, was that Bagirov and his companions mere- ly lost in a_ power struggle. Bagirov actually had been highly: praised as a hard-fighting old Bol- shevik, a five-time winner of the Order of Lenin, and numerous oth- er decorations. GETS SOVIET AID . Tito. now is getting big credits -and loans on favorable terms from the Soviet bloc, after the U. S. and. other Western powers balled him out financially in the lean years. s * Western diplomats will be un- certain just how Tito plays his as- riedly independent role free of- ar oe g § = Ee Brit - i series If You're After Success , You'd Better . Set Your Goals High ‘and Stick to Them. Alan raises a question that is common among athletes. Why does a mediocre player rise to a higher. peak of skill when pitted against a. champion? even 25 per cent of our ability. - By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE problem in athletics,” he began“ “When I am matched a much better tennis » iF do far better wy + Alranytilarg “Tt seems as if I play over my head, so to speak. And I have noticed that big league baseball “For example, the team occupy- ing the cellar position may rise up and knock off the leaders in three games out of four. 5 “How do you psychologists ex- plain this effect?” . POWER OF THE MIND wea a magnet. being. us ‘up to meet the larger expecta- ye For Alan {s correct fn saying . “Not failure but low aim its that athletes usually “play over crime,” said Lowell, ; their heads when pitted against Most of us err in not aiming better opponents. a AF Se ctualty, don’t “play a grade in school their heads,” bet simply ‘rise instead of aspiring to nA”. to the latent power already with- Bat once a human being gets " any ask beams ke \aseb es They have # more we Oe — does healt Saf puhooneiatlty toni to nobility of stature. 4 imitate the greatness around Vincent Peale has and synchronize their movements he If they had never met Christ and had not been associated with him, clergymen since the dawn of the Christian , era. That has likewise been the theme column for over working never employ more than 25 per cent of our total number of brain cells (neurones). It isn’t hard work: that causes © me, #4 f Fe Aged People Should Work to N urture Health, Vigor i? BOSTON (INS)—Oldsters, stop drowsing before the TV set and: go to work. tenements ~ * ° ‘16 tie howe Baar Diiles een ‘ghd talien chtarverd ; medical school alumni symposium by Dr. Paul Dudley White, In- eee eee ™De. White, who to 0, oni: We imew © thousand times mere about discese than id cur. - ancestors, but lees about health. Our forefathers practiced tar better Han we the sulss of health. 7 vit han yet to be proved that, work, per se even hurt a healthy man, woman or child. “Industry has been blamed for arteriosclerosis, but it is doubtful if physical work is responsible. “Work is ode of the most potent sources of health, particularly | tor older persons. “If those who drowse before the TV screen could, with aa use their skill and experience for many years dani they would be much b better. s e ° | “Keep our oldsters working mentally and sipeically and you will do away with most of the vast programs for the aging.” Bigamist Goes Home Unusual Bird Sighted fo W aif for Court Mediterranean countries, has been . spotted in St. Luke's Marsh near! FORT WORTH, Tex. “®—Ed-\the southeast corner of Lake St ward sbeoad *, £, man bd hog Clair, Ontario. Prof. Miles Pirnie many ; °.\of the Michigan State University 2 today while free on $5,000 bond. wildlife Department said the re-| — 2 2 ¢ port was the first that the bird The red-haired electronics en-|has been seen in the Great Lakes gineer’s double life was exposed region. The MSU expert said the egret, a bird found primatily in EAST LANSING ®—The cattle — Saturday when Wife No. 1, Mrs.|bird was taken from Spain to South - America and eee has been ried in yeneme in 1952, ‘Moving north, : ed sicide Neither ‘she -nor Wife No. formerly Doris lod eee ®. trmery Dore "Compton 32 U.N, Rejects Korean, = s Communist Request | PANMUNJOM, Korea ® — The “had kept his|U.N, Command today rejected al telling each he Communist compromise proposal vent home with to soften’ the order expelling ~ 2° to await formal bigamy Neutral Nations Supervisory Com imission from South Korea. ] attempt- 7————| The Reds had said they would; ‘agree to “temporary withdrawal’’ ot the inspection teams if the \Communist side could retain the iright to send periodic inspection ‘teams south in the future. | The exchange took place at the first meeting of the armistice |group since the U.N. 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Lawrence St. to Watch Your SAVINGS EARN y LA oO per annum 407 MAIN Rochester {Seek Legislator in Slaying of / | | Wite, -4 4 Children and | Two Men Murdered in | Alberta Farmhouse ERSKINE, Alta. @—Police to-| day sought an Alberta legislator for questioning in the rifle slaying of his wife, their four children and two men in the lawmaker's iso- lated frame farmhouse. ’ [| The missing man was John E. Clark, 41, a part-time teacher and | farmer who had represented the ‘Settler district in the Provincial Legislature since 1952. | Inside the hilltop farm home a) ‘neighbor yesterday found the) bodies of Clark’s 36-year-old wife; account their four children — Jenena, 8, | | Ross, 7, Ann, 5, and Linda, 4, and the hired man, Geore Anderson, | 20, ot Melzanen Aka. Bill Olah, on a * Royal Canadian | Navy sailor from Medicine Hat,| Alta., was found wounded and died in a hospital. He had been | an overnight visitor at the farm. ' Police said all had been shot with a .22-caliber rifle. The offi- cers said they found a ireagesal .22 Clark had borrowed -from hi uncle but later reported this was ‘not the murder weapon. | Police could give no “elation ag | The search fanned out over the ‘lush rolling farm land surrounding ‘the two-story yellow house. The house is 10 miles from the nearest ‘main highway and has no tele- | phone. | A new automobile “and a truck | a to Clark were found = ! Get this 6-bottle carton Dry Flavors Canada \of — when you buy a carton’ of: CANADA DR’ Ginger Ale. at regular price! a *?-02. Ginger Ale only Offer Includes: ORANGE ¢ GRAPE - ROOT BEER BLACK CHERRY LEMON LIME > Offer limited te Detroit, Pontiac, Ann Arber, end Reyal Oak and expires june 11, 1956. ' | | { the farm. They had been parked Saturday and had not, been moved! since, police said. Rail Taxes Increase CHICAGO—Taxes paid by United| States railroads in 1955 totaled! $1,100,000,000, an increase of 30 per cent over the previous vyear’s tax bill. 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Davis says the|the owner could recover it. unidentified cowboy later roped the cow and left it tied to @ tree until) The Australian Kiwi is the only pany’s bulk plant. bird with nostrils in the tip of its were sent by four of the omeenys bill, says the National Geographic competitors, A- fender, headlight) Society. : and windshield were damaged. An Friendly Competitors “leljnd epatted fan. $0 feet when al - |3-inch pipe broke at ap oil dom-, ‘ank trucks’ who lcatching ‘about 10,000 gallons —— _ HOME ON THE RANGE—1 FRISK THE BUCKER . This week we're visiting our own Junior Editors’ ranch, the “J-Bar-E” (J-E). Here’s our bronco, Frisk, as you can see from the brand on his flank and the mark on his saddle. Like all good broncos he is steady and reli.ble. If the cinch starts to loosen and the saddle slip when he is on a mountain trail he will stand still while the rider dismounts and tightens the cinch. But when he has a strange rider — especially an unskillful one — Frisk will buck. Few riders can stay on while he is bucking. Color this picture with your crayons, and then paste it down on cardboard. Cut out the parts carefully. Fasten Frisk to the base by slipping the long tab behind it and securing the two with a brass fastener or a bent pin through the indicated holes. Fold back the ends of the base on the dotted lines " sogthat it will stand, and then you can swing Frisk up and down like a real bucking broncho. Keep the cutout for a J-E ranch collection. Cut a slit in each stirrup as indicated, and tomdrrow we will bring you a daring young Junior Editor who thinks he can ride Frisk. (Martha Waldo, Collegeville, Pa., wins $10 for this idea. If you have'an idea for Junior Editors send it in care of the newspaper, and it may be worth $10 to you. Voilet Moore Higgins; AP News- features.) ‘ Tomorrow: A Rider for Frigk. Vacation or Torture? eee cry ws Negro Takes Pulpit seach uti Mri < of Integrated Church ‘youngest boy had chicken pox. | He was left behind. Then every ter, the first ever appointed pas- connecting rod in the car burned tor by & white congregation in out. Taylor had to buy a new car. Chicago, delivered his inaugural | Fishing was impossible as flood S¢Fmon yesterday before an inte. waters swelled Western streams. stated church membership. | Mexican temperatures dropped to The Rev. Dr. Abraham Lincoln 11 above and $50 worth of color Reynolds Jr., 39, formerly of film taken was blank because the Topeka, Kan., assumed his pas- ‘camera lens was stuck open all torate of the Sixth United Pres- the time. byterian Church at 11 am. serv- ices yesterday. He was appointed EASY WAY ,000 . ENTER THE “HOW'S YOUR HOUSEPOWER?” CONTEST Just reed the fact sheet, then take a minute to com- plete entry blank. Grand a $10,000 —200 other 77,800 Nurses in War WASHINGTON — The American ‘Red Cross recruited 20,000 of the 25,000 nurses who served in World War I. 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A, Columbus Baie - Maryland mourtain for use in gon plans the alternate military headquar- ters carved out under a western event of an attack on Washing-) ton. | An undisclosed amount of| money for the cavern project, in) New Marbles Champ Crowned in Michigan EATON RAPIDS w — Wayne Vickery, 13-year-old “Mibs” Marks- mani for Adrian, is the Michigan which at least 35 million dollars; already has been invested, is con-| tained in the military appropria-| tion mé@asure waiting final action; by Congress. Ld * » * This program for additional work at the installation which in- cludes Ft. Ritchie, Md. and a considerable area of land embrac. Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Marbles chanipion for 1956. | s * Ld Wayne beat a field of 15 other | years shooters trom across the state in Ten-year-old Timmy Shoskey, the 19% champion, placed second and Ralph Welch, 13, of Detreit, finished ‘third. i ; * * * Darrell Donaldson, 13, of Dear- bora, captured the VFW state checkers title, winning out over 40 other children. Leroy Sunday, 13, also of Detroit, was runnerup. Rose Bush Rambles LEXINGTON, Ky. (® — Where did Mrs. T, C. Ecton's rose bush ramble? She reported to police that some- one pulled up the rambler, in full bloom, and carried it away. NIGHT. RACING WEDNESDAY June 6th Old Model Model Steck, Core Ist Peco — 8:30 P. re PONTIAC M-59 SPEEDWAY = a RN aR ame vars expansion, -| tion. However, the new program pre-|. t Heads State AP Unit iLindenfeld, news editor of the Ben- iton Harbor News—Palladium, is ‘the new chairman of the Michigan Associated Press Editorial Assn. ident to succeed Hobart Chipman, jing Rock Raven Mountain ap parently indicates a new decision ago the Defense Depart- ment said the project was “100 per cent completed.” Military secrecy surrounds de tails for’ expanding” the. installa sumably includes addition to exist- living More than. two During last year's Operation Alert—the civil defense test in which top officials of the admin- istrative branch left the capital) in a government - dispersal test—| the installation was useds as an ,actual nerve center for the mili-| tary command for several ‘days. 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PROTECTION _# on the payroll at Hughes, and : doing good work like the others CLEANING GENEY DRY CLEANERS Pick Up and Delivery Phone FE 5-6107 12 West Pike Sr. afflicted, are three dwarts, two epileptics, five heart cases, three with arrested :twhereylosis, one with rheumatic fever,'a diabetic | and a cancer patient. This information did not come ‘from Hughes, who has never men- ‘tioned it. It came from his friend Lioyd Pantages; who has devoted _much of his own life these past 15, years to work in the veterans’ field. ‘RUB OF THE GREEN. _| ‘The story out of Galveston, Tex.,, simply said that Babe Didrikson YES, we do Zaharias would remain at the city’s medical research center for, The, sell FUR —— jcrrwiestSvoman athlete of them al WHAT’S MY LINE? WSTRUCTIONS: Each word is related to my work. Un- scramble as few os possible to guess my line. _ Answer appeers under arrow, reading downword. STRAIN 6 6 csc 5 co 6 3 1 FARFIGE 2 YONMEK — 3 GRITE 4 LAMCE 5 PROLADE 6 NILO 7 ROSHE Senwsdeys answer: whiSper, (E)mEr- os son, Cullen, (M'oRgon, (MiEodows, © 1996 What's My Line. Ine, Tell, gueSt. | om Gorry Moore. "| that Mickey Mantle is ten days or;the others in that time wlio prom- said with a shrug. couple of weeks ahead of-the|ised to make the history books for- .._|this. bum or anybody else beaten, \ + |Howard Haghes Hires the Handicappea There was Gehrig, of course, Mays, among others, Now there and Foxx, Greenberg, Rady ‘ York, Hack Wilsen, Kiner and Mays, among others. Now there Is: Mantle, whose batting outpat is so -meticulously measured that one day I expect to read that he has set a new record by rolling inte a 135 feot double play, - . In the last months of his life, ‘Babe talked a lot about -his record) of 60. I was helping him with his, book. at that time. Wheréver he) went, be it the Library of’ Yale| ‘(where he gave the original manu- script to the university) or a |saloon (where he gaye the bar- itender a memory the man’s great ‘grandchildren would treasure) the ‘gubject of the 60 home runs was |sure to.come-up. Babe had an off- handed answer he had. picked up isomehwere. He'd say, ‘‘records are made to be broken.” But he didn’t feel that way at all. | showed him a clipping one day which has a two-line head that referred to a then current player as the “new home run king.” Babe was boarsely — nant. INSURANCE ‘has been there for two months. | Fer a long time after this [| | | | wonderful woman underwent sur- Thatcher, 4) gery it seemed that the miracie Patterson | pad happened and the cancer Se | had been arrested. Then she & Wernet was abruptly told she must re- | Comments National Bank turn for mere treatment. ~~ FE 2-9224 Saints” one doesn’t get more) tered when they told her she must| No Contract © back. 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FOR YOUR OLD WATER HEATING EQUIPMENT Bay TODAY end SAVE TRADE-IN 5 Yeu, pet Mess ia | S11275 ea 5 =: =a = CONSUMERS POWER COMPAN 1 ah i a ‘ont Miss Jones Is Spedker - onSunday Mrs. Fotis Takis to Head Zontas in Goming Year . ; By JUDITH L. CLEMENCE Women's Editor, The Pontiac Press * { a + ‘ - Traveler at Annual Breaktast =, Sarah Van Hoosen Jones took 8 © members and guests of Zonta Club ef Pontiae.on an imaginary but in- spirationa] trip around the ; when she recoynted the 108 days’ cruise from which sit€é“has recent- ly returned, at the annual breakfast ~ Entitling her talk, “United States “ Miss Jones told Sailing in mid-January, from New York, the ship docked at 23 ports. Beginning her talk with South, ‘ Atrica, the speaker said that the passengers were thrilled with its beauty, and the fact that it had been settled much as this country | has been settled. At Capetown they saw the com- pounds where the natives were kept at work in the mines, and watched: the . of the dogs that watched over the mines. Victoria Falls failed to inspire them as Nia ls does, but SINBAD THE SAILOR At Zanzibar, a tiny island off | the coast of South Africa, ‘Sinbad the Sailor’ comes to life. This typ- jeal character boards ship up to-| wards Persia bringing rugs to | the harbor of Zanzibar where he picks up spices. He is an Arab, with the typical flowing robe, giv- ing the idea that he has just, bad the Sailor.”’ The audience was shown the/ Over-sized coconut which is grown! in what is an almost unknown spot, | the Seychelles Islands on the south | ern part of the Indian Ocean. Early explorers called these ‘‘co-| conuts of the sea"’.as they found) up the coast of the Pa- Miss Jones said, and out that the glory of in the Philippines belongs @ United States. She told how) the tourists relived the battles of a) years ago when they went -Corregidor and Bataan. «They also visited in Hong Kong, at Okinawa and they went into Women s Section stepped out of the story book, ‘‘Sin- bo would eventually take them) dren, Janet and (iregory, have | lesple, Jack Hayward, Jay Mc- honored them. Receiving she. flowers were (left to right) Mrs. John Kinzler, Margaret Stark and Mary Kelly. Mrs. H. C. Brooks (rit) Lsiaheeskip chairman presented new members with the club’s flower, the Talisman rose ‘Sunday at the annual breakfast which ZT” tiae Press Photos at Rotunda Inn, She is ‘Saoaied with Lauretta Paul, toastmistress for the occasion. Sarah Van Hoosen Jones (right) was speaker for the annual breakfast spon- sored by Zonta Club of Pontiac Sunday MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 “PAGES 14-17 Personal News of Interest in Area With Orgonant Inn at Houghton tending were Mrs. Ear! Sanders |Lake their designated meeting|of Clare and Inez Slater. place a group of Pontiac men left) oJ 6 Friday evening for a week end Mrs. Ralph Williams and ehil- nue and Arnabett Vaverek, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Vave- rek of Joslyn road. lt , Donna was escorted by William —— Freegard of North Saginaw and Annabell attended with George; |Muto of Baldwin avenue. Attending “ the graduation of | their son, Eugene, from Alma | College on Saturday were Mr. | ang Mrs. Harry N. Pattison of | és le oe : pesres 3 wt * : eos j Officers for the coming year are (left‘to right) nell, corresponding secretary. The officers cere Mectec Lloyd Smith. treasurer; Mrs. Fotis Takis, presi- at the annual breakfast Sunday. Mrs. Lois Ellis, secretary and Mrs. Beecher Con- icanoeing on the Au Sable river. | returned to their home on Ovs- Members of each canoe were °Cola drive after visiting im lresponsible for their own food and) Spokane, Wash. where they at- utensils and you can imagine what, tended the geiden sige an \excitement prevailed when the trip mavseeaey celebration of Mrs, ifinally got under way. | Williams’ aunt and uncle. the were | Mrs. Helen Moore of Greenville, Pontiac Trail and son, John, and egy -_— rage lis spending the week at the home Mr. and Mrs. Richard 4, Patti- yatt, k ‘Schanstra, Jim Gil- | of Mr, and Mrs. H. J. Pattison of sen and Marry ~ a ‘Pontiac Trail. ; ~ * * Mr. and Mrs. 8 "wyatt, (nee Mrs. Esther E. Gordon left by Arciel Roy) of Birmingham are re- By ANNE WEYWooD \plane Sunday to return to her home .ceiving congratulations on the birth What do you do on those terri-| in Los Angeles, Calif. She has been of a daughter, Jan Leslie, May ble days. when you suddenly begin) Visiting at the home of her brother 29 at William Beaumont Hospital. ‘to feet old—when your mirror or a! -/and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.' Grandparents of the infant are: leriend’s face 69 i euacossatabie ‘Henry A. Boyer at Oxbow lake. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Roy of Kimball Mrs. > dent: Banish That Old, Weary Feeling Caughaa, Ralph Dawe, Gene Smith and Brady Freeland. Also — paddling their own Canoe were | Carl: Nerdquest, Norm Lalone, Lee Clemence, Jock Ress and Bill Goodwin, * * @ ard rich and I feel young a» caa be?" If you'd like to see more young people. send fer my pamphiet, “Playing with Children for Profit.” (Coprriee 1956) | Cong my friends getting sort of sick and ‘old and ont a oan sion—not all of them, of course, | but a goed many of them. I be- gan to feel as if old age were j here to stay and it was a hor- -Tible feeling. ; “I decided.” she continued, “I ‘her home on Joslyn avenue. Mrs. Ngllie Monroe of Mt. Clem- ens street left Saturday for a three | month vacation in California where’ she will visit—with her daughters, | Mrs. Winifred Mead in Pasadena’ and Mrs. Rosalind Hubbard in Hollywood. She will also visit her lsister,; Mrs. Sibyll Stevens while lin Pasadena. ‘On Friday Mrs. William L. Carls! entertained for Mrs. Monroe at/Donna Ritter, daughter of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. H At! Mrs. Kevin Ritter of Auburn ave- wood of Ottawa drive. Ld * Mrs. moles D. Waggoner of Waldo street is visiting with her | son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Niemi and family in their home = ee: Cole, t Attending oe wadbisnaal Soph- ‘Senior Ball at Marygrove College \Friday evening were sophomores . ‘street and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ‘Wyatt of Arageem: -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.. Black- ‘wood (nee Dorothy Karamessines) of Bloomfield Terrace are announc- ing the birth of a daughter on June 3 at Florence Crittenden Hospital | in Detroit. The infant is the nddaughter id L. Black-! 8 spoke of Hawaii, a rec- ord of “Aloha” formed the back- was Mrs. H. C. Brooks. assisted by ‘New members were initiated by Mrs. Brooks and officers were in- stalled by Mrs. L. Harvey Lodge. \OOfficers installed) were, Mra. Fotis Takis, president; Mrs, Mar- jon Burnes, first vice president; Mrs. Chadd Mellinger, second vice president; Mrs. Lioyd Smith, Mrs. Lois Ellis, re- treasurer; ee Beecher Connell, corresponding sccretary. New members include Marion Emery, Mrs. Nat Morrison. Mrs. Margaret Stark, Mrs. John Kinzler, Phyllis Pope, Mrs. Reba Netzler and Mary A. Kelly. Alumnae Members Schedule Tea Members of the Liggett School alumnae have been invited to at- tend a tea Tuesday at 2 p.m. at on a drive home of M. M. Burgess of Bloomfield Hills. The group will discuss the possibility of a Bloomfield-Birming- General chairman of the affair aviy a of the school. elected officers planning ‘for the. are airs. Thomas: S. : Mrs, Charles W. Adams, vice-president: Mrs. fee. ae a picture were these Timothy, all “ Pontiac Presse Photos spruced up for the affair weariness informs you that you're no longer as young as you used to be? be * This feeling can happen at al-| imost any age, and jt's no fun. The wise woman faces the fact that such moods are bound to come! rd t go. Pl ' with. them, some kind of tech- | nique for overcoming the feeling, instead of giving in to it for _bours and hours of moping. © One friend of mine, who is a very young 57, admitted that when she feels her age, she goes to visit her two maiden aunts, both in their 70s. “Compared to those wonderful old ladies, I feel like a spring thicken!"’ she says. Mrs. K., a reader in Indiana, has another approach. “Tam a widow, 63,"" she writes. “‘My only child lives in Texas with his family, so loneliness has been quite a factor in my life. _ CAROLYN THOMPSON Carolyry Thompson, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph H. Thomp- son of Osmun street, will gradu- ate Saturday from Mercy School of Nursing, Mt. Carmel Unit in Detroit. ‘couldn't stand it any longer—sit- ting around moping all day. pectin First Baptist Church h was only a matter of time ‘fore life would be over for me. **' Holds Psalm Rites “So on the spur of the moment.) Neva Brian gave the devotions I gave a party for a lot of the trom Psaim 84 when members of neighborhood teenagers. I figured the Wayside Gleaners of. First it would keep me busy and give Baptist Church met Friday after me the young point of view. [noon at the church. NOT TOO JOLLY The Honer Choir of Baldwin “The first party wasn't too suc-School directed by Mrs. Harold cessful. There was a lot I didn’t, Northon presented several songs ‘know about young people, but I do and Mrs. Orval Dunkeld, a mis ihave a piano and my son's old! sionary on furlough from Africa record collection and that carried work. spoke of her work with the the day. The kids adored hearing! African women. \all the ‘oldies’ on the phonograph. | Received into the society were * * *« Mrs. Edna -Hayden and Mrs. “After that, I decided to have a Martha Vaught. . party once a week for them and really dream wp interesting things. \Visit Five and Dime ways get-along wi young people and litte by little my rng, ferstal ee menace weet - Pairs ag : I say so my- [Those little sewing kits, for in- self they began to love me. |stance, with thread in every color “Now my parties are quite the (of the rainbow. for home ~~ thing. The kids like having some- jor travel. And toe rubbers that ; is met parent to talk jcan go into a handbag itn their “A year or so ago, I began with, My Ife ts full ‘litle plastic carryalls. ~~" mani Prone ony f- ‘Potter three-year-olds graphed at the an- with a perky bow tie, is the son of the a = mee masons mag oan nual Cradle Roll Tea at the First Presby. William God{reys of Balboa Place and Two little cousins, shown with their mothers, were the right Mrs. Robert dniinvm of Littletell avenue wi Cag im Theo navies terian Church Saturday. Wide-eyed Sara blond curly-haired Vivki Lynn’s parents enjoying the annual Cradle Roll Tea at the First Presb daughter, Sally. Robert is three years old and “sally Mrs. cough and| (left) is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. are Mr. and Mrs. F ra oa of terian Church Saturday. At the left was Mrs. Charles 21 he fw wg Ro | William DeRoo a Pioneer avenue, — road. Johnson of Silverside road with son, Paul Robert; at bed) ee A \ . \ : i ; be i . . ae . | ; . . | ; , a | | | q . i i - 1 \ : , : . ‘aaa iS. (re —— ‘ pw e. % ) = | ee a : | . ee F . i ¢ - f r \ q A ] ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4.1956 : ‘FIFTEEN ’ : ’ " T = : me ” ’ Avoid Separate Vacations for Hubby, WifeZ<’cV,, ‘| caua summer SPECIALS By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN stag vacation when father roughs| Yét the idea of huSbapd andjare absolutely’ incompatible. andi tic married’ coup! ? 1 There are all kinds of vacations! |!t at camp with the boys and of ~ have pongligzad jot gaillrees gay dimes aine| When Call d SPECIAL NO. 1 . a Sree comrse Suave is the verntion taken | # ; e Hair Conditioning oye = © he the aie and tmiband without . : ruin a va- Mngt Bot He best Ging te C, Id h Treatment ....... 1.50 | 4 On ie chilar os sjcation for-both of them.-Separate do 4 inde ae casa trem vile She Instead; Creme Ol! Coldwave. .7.50 “a aa vacations may make the home wa-| year te year se. you-do not | , ‘ ‘ Value . ... 9.00 pipe ecg xs yen ters smoother for them because of| §@ to the same place and with ways Soy. ‘Hello $5 L = seing off on agra ; the same family group each | Over Inter-Com? ALL POR . . «- 2 bye te : eS ~ By EMILY Post t- their children. All of While the children deserve some — ss pd nee pap Aly ie with the parents, the parents| At this time of year most folks} A writes me as fol- 2 It’s different and fun when the should have some trips alone|get that faraway look as they|lows: “My employer has his own SPECIAL NO. 2 pt le gon lex the children can be arranged|dream of their summer vacations.|private office and I have a small. Styled Haircut ......1. ee oat ee ak love|Many of these dreamers bemoan/office “just outside his. We have Vegee Crome | Men only, The tame thing Is hec-|the fact that their vacation is so|an inter-otfice telephone, When he ~ eee === oe short. jwants anything he buzzes and I . _ ~ Value ses THO | It is most ‘restful and adds va- *e 6 pick up the telephone. . | mm ALL FOR $7 riety if the woman in the home It is true that often it seems} “Is it necessary to sdy. ‘hello’ | These Combination specials a sometimes takes a little vacation) - that the packing before and the un-/every time he calls me for some-] '"4y be had with any style |with her friends. Usually both the ‘packing after is the main part of athing? Or may I say ‘yes?’ J— haircut. Our Creme Oil, ‘Jjman and woman turn the clock em ‘i ‘two-week vacation. These two have been saying the latter and} Vogue and Chaulden Creme SPECIAL NO. 3 jback a few years at times like se ~ & |points are held together by a tew|have been criticized by someone] Cold: Waves are Excellent for Styled Haircut ...... 1.50 these with lots Z , |highlights in experience which hap-|in the office for doing this. I would}. texture hair. ; “Chauiden Creme Cold” change of pace 1 |pened in between, very much appreciate your opinion Wave .....:.,.12.50 — Once I took a 1,000-mile motor |" this matter.” 1 / Value... 14. Be trip with my two young — . You tel weed te | Make Your Appointment [air ror... $9 | memory at all of driving through wee Mae Gas oat CE: 1 Todey 1 the countryside but only of getting| Pleye* = named . : ) with a New Permanent for in and out of the car to take canes What he wants you to answer: | 2 of their various needs = ae — $ 50 Ragone ee Oe ve ees aa’ tees Gok ee a 41 NN. Seal = = to your vacation more/drove us home as she was 5 naw St. F | Permanents 6 ” restful and more enjoyable. In the|stay:ng at.my house, both of us got las pao Jatt : We Seale ip Hebei car ine tetany ale en . ) @ Specialize in Heircuttin sure to have the family bus off. ; ie : ae thoroughly checked as insurance) “I thought his behavior in order | Call for Coreful Dan the Poatiae Laundry Man against car trouble. - : * i s FA RE ANNALIESE BEAUTY SHOP q * ¢ rometner,.to the door, My mother | : Next to Barley Market (Over Tasty Bakery) Also be certain that your tires) thi he was wrong to leave us. ; Fl ff D dequate. s sh mad-|this way. Had I been alone, I! —— 80', N. Saginaw OP Rppeieiment” _ FE 2-5600 : od rs ress oa ‘on =, pusaure agree he should have seen me into | 3 . U ry soa = |trip with tires which will give you|the house, but under the circum-| : | Just Send Your ; | | | ‘ : es : \constant trouble, to say nothing of stances wasn’t this unnecessary? | Hair Styling - | y Answer: Very definitely he | ; 1 ou and hubby can have a lot of fun togeth Pian carefully about the ° ° ; Hair Cutting a o} fea tegeincr oe | ae ee tae. Done porn epg yr tro el Entire Family Wash Permanents $7.50 up } am: roger beef anc oral the house. " |] The flat pieces will be returned all ironed. The . For Spring Beauty (Any Fruit resort hotel, ois to the man-| “near Mrs. Post: Since ot! wearing apparel and bath towels will be fluff ee , . . ager to find out what you Will mourning customs have changed so dried and folded. Very little left for you to do. Goe W | | if you do not know. ' - bs pee er Srnec e tatng tos thcenlyores tod Dee eee i r nt: * ; ve vee an s | an > = > m > —_ — > = : i BATHTUB! Tile, trim. = WALL 1°= ala pve Mrs. Skarritt has three children. | favorite leisure time activities. At) Sieded ond sbtle prieh. Avex’ travel a lot less hectic. | ron. present she is learning to garden —streng contrest stripes. Soft, pretty If you are going camping take! . - : . lesiiens dal well-stocked medicine chest s cols, 4 YOU CAN EARN MORE MONEY, |) | FRerr vows ory best, |atong 8 wel stacked mectos chat @ § Mastic and T = TILE ; By Mrs. Jack Skarritt The genuinely feminine woman is insect-repellent ¢ | Ss - $ S SSRRRESSSREee!, ADVANCE FASTER, AND ENJOY = |) gy Ae a powder cae appealing in soft grayed pas-, |, you would like to ad my leaf-| rr) ALL. 95 ~ 6x6 TILE. C Ea. ~ | 3 tablocpecns eager pest in white and the fabric, to0. jer “Tricks in Camping,” send a| a ia FOR s ff t, cup shortening id suggest the etheral, illusory stamped, self-addressed envelope i a Rubber, now a A EC E FUTURE | Stet conned frst . vores ye Ds ieee’ [with your request for leaflet No. MrITIiittiitiiiiiiiiii ie : : sigine cormstarch stripes need to be on a taller figure. |g9 1 Josephine Lowman in care of | b . Ctsnames |The Pontiac Press. rt é 7 T Butter About 300,000 gallons of t * 28 ®@ | a4 IF YOU TAKE A BUSINESS COURSE | "ser. sexing poder. sugar watt, 20.00, ealons ot paint enon F FOR LONG WEAR kK and salt. Add shortening and mix craft carrier Saratoga. ‘on Vacation Stretch the Soul.” | i Visit the school, write, or phone and a program can be arranged which will be advantageous to you, in preparation for office employment. — — 50% CIAZEaZ rs | ait wih Par-Pak vee the family carry-all for Work or play! Populer, Neet SF MecPherson -Red...... 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SHIRTS Plisse— O8¢ “Tea, toast and tangerines were Gingham @P | our diet while in India.” Miss Ser- rell stated, “this being due to the) SWIM TRUNKS unsanitary living conditions.” Cotten (lined) — |Bangkok was described as a most page dae $119 ap |beautiful and extraordinary city, |boasting over_300 temples and one SUN SUITS—$1.98 up ‘where gold plating is used in great | abundance. | A plain, sweet people welcomed ‘the traveler at beautiful Bali, the | speaker continued. Other points of ‘interest on the itinerary described by Miss Serrell included. Manila, Hong Kong, Okinawa, Colby, Yaka- tama, Tokyo, Honolulu and Los Angeles. Concluding, the speaker pre- SUN SUITS $1.98 up aa taal $298 9, || sented a briet description. of Pusher Sets 298 up AETAS post aoe PEDAL PUSHERS _ | ‘ trip took 108 days, 58 of $159 up which were spent on water and . on land, Items from the vari- el ape visited were dis- Vz Babyland lam Guests attending “were Sharon | INFANTS TO 10 YEARS | Livingston, Mrs. James T. Allan oF land former members Mrs. William P J. Preece, Mrs. Albert Riley and 2 South Saginaw FE 5-8415 IG deme Checks Pre-shaped Perfection ; Confidential Longline e Strapless Bra | e ... it’s the year of the slim sheath .. the clinging knit... the trim tunic. Now as ‘never before, your figure needs completely flattering uplift with new midriff control. And “Life Confidential’: is pre-shaped for figure perfection. Wafer-thin foam rubber padding shapes you to fashion’s elongated, higher look. Come in, be fitted today and see the beautiful difference! | 1 | Strapless Bre No. 297 | e Let Our Graduate Corsetieres |} Help You to a Proper Fittings 2. ' r We Invite Charg Accounts. BOBETTE UN. pint, FE 2-6921 \e ern looking as New York, with a : ry _ before the annual breakfast of Omega | Mu Sigma sorority held Sunday at Ro- | picture of (left to right) Mrs. Emma Moose Women Attend Parley Women of the Moose took part in the ritualistic work at the State 'Convention in Grand Rapids Sun- day. The Pontiac chapter was one ot the top five in the state. | Man. pi . . | tion of candidates and election of | © - ‘thing to have in your wardrobe!Kingswood School. Cranbrook Sat- . ii ss g iat aside their philanthropic ac: tivities for a day, members of Omega Mu South Genesee avenue, treasurer of the Sigma.sorority enjoyed a social event on Sunday when they gathered at Rotunda Inn for breakfast to welcome new _mem- bers of the sorority and to reminisce with those members who returned for the. As they discussed last minute details B. Livingston | tunda Inn, the photographer snapped a (right) sit back and enjoy their coffee following breakfast. Olson of Hatchery road, Mrs. Austin D. Elser of Shore View drive, Mrs. Louis Mrs. Wayne O. Anable of First street. 3656. : oe a __. : fica. It Isn't Far. wae ‘So Jump i in the Car... and Bring the Whole Family to Ted's Tonight! There's ; Mecewe Aplenty In Every Delicious Item on Our Menu. setae at SQUARE LAKE ROAD annual event. Mis. Merrill Petrie of ~ NOW OPEN sorority, and Mrs. Leo Halfpenny of \ Rowena’ Ss Beauty Shop Lewis street, program chairman, (left to \ AT THE NEW:LOCATION 4831. DIXIE HIGHWAY - (Just North ef Walton Bivd.) OR 3-3541 \ Free Parking in Rear | IPP OL CCL CL LLL Le —CLeitecgtittibbdnbidin e, \ A Photograph \ Isn’t Enough! . oN A Memorial \ in Stone | \ _ Endures! N d ; \ Have You Delayed Your Wish- for a Proper Tribute? — Iie triddtpiddpeddddN¢ 22d Pontiac Granite & Marble Company 269 Oakland FE 2-4800 of Woodbine drive and | tbe U's = ane Lay Lh hhh hehehe hihehdeckadekes \-——— Officers and coworkers of the ' | Ogg S . « « house of finer cleaning... This evening is Membership To NEW Chapter Night with Mrs, Gus Hach acting as committee chair- There wiil-also be initia- officers. William Mahar, Lap governor of the Loyal Order of fs the Moose Lodge 182, Rates be | a The “Roses of Rhythm June BARBARA BLACKWOOD 'Dance” is being planned for June ‘16 at the Moose Hall on Mt. Clem- — street. We s Handy Always ’ The wool knit coat is a handy|Ottawa drive, will graduate from Good in many|urday afternoon. Exercises will be held in Christ Church Cranbrook. the year around. climates and a hardy traveler, too. Barbara Blackwood, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. 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Sitting down to put new buttons} Dotty has the idea that any hu- |these questions, she can help her-|us is perfect, the criticism in-ifear of criticism is actually our . on Sissy’s spring coat, Mrs. Mar.|:™28 ¥eekness ts shameful? De jself as well as Dotty. evitable. So what our fear a raga fear of fosing their Mrs. Robert Reynolds Lake road and Mrs. John Ostrum drive (left to right), new mem- bers of Omega Mu Sigma sorority, joined of | Orchard Guenther of ‘Mrs. Elwyn Tripp of Voorheis road (right) president of she sorority on Sun- day. They attended the annual breakfast held at Rotunda Inn at which time new members of the sorority were honored. All Baby's Needs Carried in One Small Basket NEW YORK (INS) — important thing to remember when traveling with a baby is to Installation Scheduled me mat | UCSCay The Pontiae Council of PTA bring all his infant's paraphernalia Will hold its annual school of in- whys struction and mass installation ' [Tuesday at Central Methodist A basket has been outfitted to|Church. hold all the gear essential to a baby’s i Es ee ! BE iy i T c° i] fei a. F x af og ee zg ? ‘a a H Khaki-ts Siylich? Registration will begin at 9:15) - comfort and well-being.ia.m. with the general session to It's made of lightweight oak—with start at 9:30. look on the outside Council and local PTA officers will sp scare - |follow the luncheon served at the Raiteoat for Bride A different gift for the bride, especially handy to tuck along in the honeymoon luggage, is a new .. slick item this year—a cotton rain- VIRGINIA ANN BERESFORD __ Virginia Ann. 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Lawrence Street | Open 9- 5:30—Fri. ‘til 9 Phone FE 2.2895 aed OPTICIANS Soviet and U. 5 Clerics to Talk ~ | 10-Day Visit to Feature | Parley Cementing Ties | of Churchmen - ,start formal talks today aimed at ‘establishment of communications ‘between Christian churches of the ‘Soviet Union and the United. | States. | The Soviet prelates, due here} from New York City, are in. the United States as guests of the Na- tional Counci] of Churches for 10 day s. Last night the Russian clergy- men wound up a busy day in New York by catching a glimpse of at young people dancing on a Sun- day night in the halls of a church. : . In the Soviet Union, churches are Dri nking Plugs not used for-social activities of any New York Congregational church Earlier in the day, Metropolitan Nikolai of Moscow, the leader of the Soviet delegation which con- sists of representatives of four different Christian denominations, preached a sermon at the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Nicholas in New York. He declared the/TV HELPS Russian orthodox faith will never die, that Russian people remain faithful to the Orthodox Church and will guard their Christian faith as a priceless heritage. WCTU Attacks formal _ church on N ation’s TV sort other th 1 gatherings, and atainly not for dancing. -Woman They saw this at the Broadway Stee err ygere = Tabernacle — a distinguished). - y >.> congregation. November. said, “radio and television “commer-|@runk. on skid row, drink-asso- ciated —where they were the guests of| isis, Influence hundreds. arin. honor at a regular Sunday night! ing.” meeting of young adults of the . Mrs. Glenn G, Hayes, president of the WCTU, predicted that local| He’s Gotta Exercise! option prohibition elections in the 34 states permitting them will jump from an average of some 500 to 1,000 or more this coming/® reward for information leading * * TAN ' “Alcoholic eeccrees advertising EVANSTON, Ti. (®—The head will cnatiane to be dichoneat until ‘ In a_ statement saaued from WCTU headquarters, Mrs. Hayes'says her husband, 38 and- 230 “There is a gradual but! pounds, steady awakening to the fact that|more than 20 years, “is lost’ with-| radio and television commercials!out the weights. Pr inking, first step away from their Foal and ‘church and toward juvenile any" influence sanded of teen-agers to start pure aGaTABLE &| SHORTENING it shows what it creates — the GRAND RAPIDS @ — Mr. and Mrs. Allen E. Waite have offered to recovery of 200 pounds in bar- bells and weights stolen from their, home two weeks ago. Mrs. Waite’ an exercise enthusiast) what for them was no doubt a highly unusual sight — a group pee so low for a brand ———=—-— See ee eee ee eee se SS = . 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PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, : NINETEEN ' tra box cars thoughtfully added on, “* TACOMA, Wash. @ — Sons of ‘WALTON $ orTimis? puve. * shown J06L YH Bal des CLIZACE (MH LAKE &, % p weesTer 5 Avs Gi onerai.ow mave. ect ne AN Laek YS re r \ eer WALL ’ | 5 b+ aad . wasni~e TOR i bee - PONTIAG PARKS @ RECREATION DEPT. 3 Panne sTecy FE: B-T1 PLAYGROUNDS & PARKS T FOUR PICK — Pontiac residents won't ha look far for leisure time activities this s as this map indicates. Prepared by the tiac Parks and Recreation Dept., it shows the location of city operated playgrounds and parks eee situated throughout Pontiac. The parks have been ‘plify. food preparation, tenderize of two husbands. her mother and opened since May 1, while on June 18, 23 play- grounds for children from six years up “ opened to keep youngsters entertained during -| =~ will be , foods. ° ~ R. Ewalt, Leisure time activities in Pontiac will. once again be in abundance this summer for all ages from six to 60. That's the report from David director of the city Parks and Recreation Dept. Nearly 50,000 persons used the summer recreation facilities last year and Ewalt expects a°10 per cent increase in users this summer. Everything from 23 play- grounds opening June 18 to nu- merous activities of the Sunset) Club for persons 60 years of age and abeve will again be offered | te keep Pontiac residents enter- tained. ; Registrations are still coming in- to.Ewalt’s office for children to:at-| poss this year’s ‘‘Frog Hollow Day Camp.” Seven five-day periods are offered where boys (7-13. years) and girls (9-12) will have the “time of their lives’’ with fishing, swimming, hiking, cooking, camp- craft, and camp fire activities. And Mom and Dad need not be worried about the kids. Fifty-four well-trained supervisors will guide this camp and the other summer activities, Many are school teach- ers well acquainted iwth the chil- dren, — “This year 95 per cent of the supervisors that worked in our summer program the last two years will be back again to offer experienced leadership,” Ewalt said, ity Recrea tion Units Prepare for Record | nicipal Course will offer another| year of challenge. The nine-hole course is located on Golf drive be- tween Telegraph and Bagley. Fee for nine holes is 75 cents. The accompanying drawing (left) shows the location of 23 city-oper- years or older. opened five days a week, 9 a.m. fo 5 p.m. excépt Murphy and Oak- Jand Parks which will remain open) p.m, until dark. atéd palygrounds for children six. Most will be — Also included in the summer ac- tivities sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Dept. will be the “Fashion Your Figure’ and “Fashionettes”’ women worried about waist lines. Both men and women are ex- pected to get plenty of summer enjoyment from the chess and checker clubs. Teams in men's and women's of- social clubs -for! ‘rowds Parks. Equipment will be avail able and tournaments scheduled, ‘Games of horseshoes and ten- nis are available at facilities in ‘Beaudette and Northside Parks. Sixteen tennis courts are avail- able at Beaudette, Murphy and Oakland Parks. Picnic’ grills and benches are \ scp al many at We ty porte |waiting for those hot dogs and until 10 p.m. Leadership will be) ficial softball leagues will compete, steaks. available at Oriole Field from 4 against each other every evening) The department is also setting up |\Monday through Friday on lighted/up an archery range at Northside lfields at Beaudette and Northside| Park. Ewalt recommends that Par- parks. ents send their children to the |, | For those who enjoy a relaxing’ park nearest thielr home. ‘game of shuffleboard, courts will An annual ‘Fishing Rodeo”’ 110 p.m. at» Murphy and Oakland is be available from 10 a.th. al For added inicetoation on this and all the numerous leisure time activities offered, Ewalt urged citi- zens to call the department at its © City Hall location. -| progress is being reported. U. 5. Science Seeks Ways to Use Atom in Kitchen’ NEW YORK w — Industrial their members that atomic steril- scientists are looking to the atom ization of foods are still far trom and miracle drugs in their search being practical. for ways to prolong the edible life! And then there are’ the final of food. hurdles: The Food and Drug. ‘Ad-) The day when you can leave | Ministration and the surgeon gen- meat, fish, milk, and vegetables eral. just sitting around indefinitely on the pentry shelf may be some dis- | tee ees Bu tree sons se ATSIC nic Deaths Chiefly interested in the long run) will be housewives. But right now| Trial 0 ens ; it's of prime importance to the, a Army, which has a big problem | feeding g distant tr troops. And it's be-| Alabama Wife Accused sere by the processors, distribu.| Of Killing 2 Husbands, tors and retailers of food. In time} Her 3 Children it conceivably might be of interest to the makers of cans and glass’ . . jars, and to some in the frozen MONTGOMERY, Ala. — food industry. ‘Plump, red-haired Mrs. Rhonda) The long term business goals: Belle Martin goes on trial today. |Cut food losses during stovage. sim- for the arsenic. poisoning deaths meats, expand the market 10 ner three children. The Army plans a pilot plant’ a. state is ex ad to seek ‘for research on adapting atomic’ ‘the dent oe , Diesel Thief Does Fine Job of Railroading DETROIT @ — A stolen diesel) . locomotive was back safely at the Fullerton yard today with nine ex- by playful thieves. ~ s * s For more than two hours early yesterday, the phantom railroaders) J sped through a complicated maze! “4 of tracks in West Side Detroit with their stolen freight train — switching expertly from track to track and making three stops at sidings to pick up additional cars. Franti¢ railroad policemen dis- covered the theft but didn't catch sight of the pilfered train until it was brought safely back to the Ful- lerton yard and abandoned. . * * “A terrifie piece of railroading,” grudgingly admitted yardmaster Arthur A. Root “obviously not the work of amateurs." Double Cousins the Neal Herbrands and the Gil- bert Herbrands, born 20 minutes apart, would be cousins even if their fathers weren't brothers.) Their mothers are sisters. / cm nawmpia ~ the tutor. . " BULL (FROG) SESSION — A curious “Lassie” of movie and television fame nuzzles a new status, friend while waiting to go before the cameras for back off { another episode of a TV series of which he is star, York City. summer months. - . United Press Photo i\e.toen, unimpressed by the dog's star-studded ied his overtures and then hopped rock and into some woods near New. AP Wirephete | . BONING UP — “ ‘Gatsby,” a moftgrel puppy, gets ready for a wu ‘Behi nd the Bars on role in the Yale Dramatic Assn. version of F. Scott Fitzgerald's | “The Great Gatsby.” Sally Jane Schwartz, high school neces aaa : cs Dr. . Nhey related, John Shinners, 21, 4 sot his pet, was booked on suspi- » \cion of drunkenness. King was ‘energy to the food market. Al- M : rs, Martin pleaded insanity at seny uu needa basic her arraignment last month. | Steen aed A ae: pe sre Circuit Solicitor William F. 1o tomic Hradiation. Scientists we Thetford said she was vague about| aunees in color, flavor or texture|" motive for her actions but that that such irradiation often causes. [she had some insur coon each Qn-the miracle drug front, au- victim. : it reomycin 48 -being used to keep EXPLAINS DEATHS \some Ean for a a ion string of deaths erat in usua 7 and was uncove ast |try processors in the south and east yfarch when husband No. five be- report commercial success with it. came paralyzed instead of dying puske eeren arene ee x is led to her arrest. ernment there. Scientists are study-| The 49-year-old waitress de-| ing the use of aureomycin for red tajjed in a signed statement for ‘meat poutncts, such ce Pork police how she accomplished each’ pre treatment of food still, fooasle-nnng) arg reed oar jhas some hurdies ahead. murder of her present husband— Robert .R. Baldwin, 28-year-old Ronald C. Martin, chemical research director for yn is paralyzed. He is the son ‘General Foods, believes ‘ ‘you will feel some impact of atomic energy ot ital mocha. in gy ital not too far; the sow started with 3-year-|, ‘old Emogene Garrett, the state-/ The canning and frozen food im rent said, who died in 1937 of dustries aren't too worried yet = : ~.”.. ant poison in her milk. This was Both the National Assn. of Frozen followed in 1939 when George Food .Packers and the National LF oe Garrett, her second husband ‘and a Feed) Dit vers Aen father of her- children, died of —— been assured by some of whisky 1940, Carolyn Garrett, 6, died of the fatal milk potion. The third child, Ellyn Elizabeth Garrett, 11, died the same way in 1X3. IN HER COFFEE The bespectacled woman said ‘Sic ‘em, King’ Puts Man, Lion LOS ANGELES ® — Police For the golf enthusiast, ‘the Mu-ischeduled in July or August. United Press Phote laced with arsenic. In’ ART WITH LIFE — An old English painting, “The Paysan's Wedding/’ springs to life as these costumed characters cavort in the streets during a ee parade in — sine. a Bruseels -Brueghel, his mirthful ‘‘sausage-eater’’ tries to suburb. Here, with apologies to old master Hans cheer up a dull-looking “fish frjer.” This is one eee where life imitated art. Over 115,000 Lost Husbands Under 55 ‘Survey Looks at Widowhood in U.S. Despite increased postponement |rwo to four years, and one-half forjin their caer twenties had pre- of widowhood to the older ages as /five to nine years. a result of the declining mortality These facts emerge from a “"\prior to midlife, last year over! study by the statisticians of |Many, the report notes, a common 115,000 wives were widowed in| young widows and their depend. her mother, Mrs. Mary Frances, the U.S. through the death of 8 ents based upon 1950 Census — school children. The problems of widowhood are lone being the readjustment of the . jhousehold to reduce circumstances anid they chose the obvious solt- Gibbon, died in 194 of coffee husband less than 55 years of age. gata. Other details set forth in after the death of the breadwin- : . ition when confronted with a spiked with arsenic. according to the Metropolitan Life: the statisticians’ report include er. Le “|tipsy truck driver and his disin- Aftet an. interlude for a third Insurance oy s statisticians. the follewing: = 1. fe #8 t ‘terested’ Companion, an 8&month- husband, her fourth husband, ‘old pet lion. Claude Martin, died of ‘poisoned ¢ « coffee in 1951. Then she married Officers reported they discov-| lyzed. ered King, an 85-pound lion, glar- dential.area. A short while later, in each. u All six bodies were exhumed who were- under 50 years old at ing from a parked car in a resi-jand traces of arsenic was found|the time of their loss. Of these, - jalmost one-third had been widowed * At the time of “the census there | were, in all, 700,000 widows in the! within the preceding decade, and under age five. * * Four-fifths of the widows under fully employed at the time of the They put ‘em both behind bars. Martin's = Ronald, now para- U.S. who had lost their husbands| 50 years of age had borne children census. land many of these children were|in the first two years of widow- ' quite young—about 80,000 were hood, ee ai Nearly three out|ciably smaller, yet about 44 cw. employed. About 54 per cent o@the widows ‘included in the study were gain- For the younger women ae ae nares arrived on the scene listing slight- Shinners the car door, the officers’said, grabbed King by) the collar and told him to ‘“‘Sic *em!"' King just yawned. Shifmers; who twice has been| revicted from his lodgings because! taken by an animal inspector to! an animal shelter via a truck cage. West Pointer Marks | His 75th Anniversary WEST POINT, N.Y. (—Maj- ‘Gen, Henry Clay Hodges Jr., ‘of Stamford, Conn., has been an old grad at many graduations here, but this year his visit is some- thing special. It's his 75th anniver- * * @ You have tp call it an anniver- sary; not a class reunion, Hodges) points out. “You can’t have a re wnton Of ones” be pad. But the ise sarviveie mfember ‘lof the. class of 1881, who also is the U. S. Mititary Academy’s old- est graduate. and may be the first ever to celebrate his 75th anniver- one hat), famed heart Point yesterday with a quarter| Mayor Richard Daley share a bicycle built for two as they-help mile | open a bicycle path in the Windy City. Dr, White, an advocate of « j 7? i # t ¥ E f i is i a uae Pe f; j 4 ; * ' F, oe Be ea ae i Sy sae ae Ce ae ee Oe of every five of the widows still'cent of them were / . 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 . i a. ’ “ , . ? Hal Bo L Sz : i #4 F ‘ NEW YORK W—There is only|were too busy wiping their chil-president's right hand man,” re-|political posts, Miss Payne made one remaining obstacle to the elec- dren's noses to care. {marked Miss Payne, “housewives|these points: ton of & woman as vce president Miss Payne took the. results - the United States. i “rs men!” said Miss Lou action. Since then the forum has/thing, they could get security. A/representation. Payne, the Joan of Arc of a new ‘been bombarding polificlans —)housemaid has social security. crusade to create a lady veep. \from ward bosses to national “They're against the idea merely chairmen <- with demands that because it’s new. : ithey endorse skirt-wearing candi-’ “Men like to think they run the dates for veep. jit, too?” jin general should be given higher ment? * iiwould have a better chance for “Theos deb. didng Scusen etal ‘the poll as a clear clarion call for|government recognition. For one|men voters, but they. have less “Women control most of the party Why shouldn't a housewife have/spending in America, If they can’ control most of the money, why |™ As to the reasons why women/shouldn't they control the govern- they will go to war,” is all right, so ‘tone as ey only = it.’”’? The getliccal iets is deadly % Men Only Obstacle to Woman Veep in U. S. the least that U. S. are}: Pp England can hee a queen, | = ‘entitled to is tha vice presidency. « Women enjoy talking more than men, and the longer states- men talk the less chance there is FOUR LEAD REST | In their poll the members of Jet Pilots Now Park in the Sky Enjoy. Coffee Breaks With Mother Bomber’s Crew in Mid-Air SPOKANE, Wash, (INS) — idriver parked, climbed out, went inside for a cup of Coffee and then left. * * * Force units were made recentty | in neighboring skies. Thunderflash: pilots from the Tist Strategic Reconnaissance Wing at, Moses Lake, Wash.,; recently made the - hook-ups to B-36's from the ~«{ 29th Bomber’ Wing._bere- USUAL ROUTINE The usual< routine is for the Thunderflash pilot to nose his 650- mile-an-hour-plus into the bomber'’s trapeze mechanism at a compara- tively ‘“‘slow’’ 200 mph. The trapeze draws the small- er plane up info the B-36" | bay. The Thunderflash | sian Repeater lope res Miss pave: a is 30. green-| eyed and pretty, left Mississippi; to conduct a TV program for) Forum, a nonprofit organization which claims a million housewivel; are members. Until recently the forum was = sa and work toward “elevating the status of the homemaker’’—what- ever that means. & PCT. AGREE Then the members were sur- veyed as to whether-they thought the United States needed a lady vice president. Well, sir, 85 per ‘cent of the housewives said it did, 5 per cent said no, and 10 per cent either* had no opinion or i NIGHT RACING WEDNESDAY June 6th Old Model Stock Cers Time Trials — 7:00 P. M. content. to trade household hints|- |serious. “It is probably too late for us| to win in 1956,” said Miss Payne, who says she has no political am-' housewives in Chicago...Although) bitions herself. “But well win in| a single lady herself, she is also 1960. director of the Mrs. Homemaker’, | “If it comes to the workt—if all, aise fails—we will march on Wash- ington. That should "ewe effec- tive.” RECOGNITION SOUGHT The ladies aren't altogether al- truistic. “With a woman acting as the Abbey to Mark Its 900th Year Benedictine Monastery, in Germany Noted for Baroque Church . Weingarten Monastery in Rav-| ensburg, Germany, will] commem-| orate the 99th anniversary of its founding from June 28 to July 1, according to the German Tourist Information. Office, The ancient Benedictine abbey, founded by the Guelph dynasty in 1056, is famous for its three-towered abbey which == Ee years prove and success. druggist ‘under satisinction or money-back guatanion, Neisner's Shoe Repair 42 N. Saginaw Street (Advertisement) STOPScanvnvrr EXCESSIVE HAIR LOSS w and 1722 by Frans Beer, con- taing stucco ornaments by Schmuszer and ceiling frescoes by the great 17th century archi- tect and painter, Cosmas Damian Asam. . The large vestibule organ was built by Gabler in 1737. There is also a monument erected in 1859 by King George V of Hanover, who was of the house of Guelph. Commemoration ceremonies will begin dune 28 with pontifical vespers and will close on July 1 with a piigrimage te the Holy Blood reliquary, During the festive days there will be an exhibition illustrating the cul- scripts from its scriptorium. These include the famous Wein- garten Lieder manuscript contain- ing poetry by Walther, von der Aue, and other great choristers. Marlette Band Picked MARLETTE — The Marlette Community High School Band has been selected as one of the 37 bands in Michigan and Ohio to } ‘TICKLISH” “TASK — A workman in- Rome, “ticklish” job of cleaning the statues adorning the ‘Fountains of the Naiads."’ The double-size beauty he’s working on is one of four bronze figures surrounding the fountain. |the forum named as possible can- jaeaetes for lady veep the follow- jing: Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, \Sen. ‘Maine, Ambassador to Italy Clare) ‘Boothe Luce, and France s E.| ‘Willis, ambassador to sien! | es 8 & Mrs, Roosevelt rather pulled the writing. in a magazine that she if felt the time wasn't ripe yet for a jwoman vice president. The forum : jhas chided her for this view and is | | | seeking to change her opinion. | * * * If. it's a good idea to have a’ | pletely with political tradition and elect a woman as president and | another woman as head of the) |United Nations, * 8 »*# Weak “One thing at a time,” has the victories. Margaret Chase Smith of rug out from under the ladies by toons a 10-engine B-36 bomber in lady veep, who will not break com- | said, Miss Payne, her eyes gleaming, with visions of distant feminine) -| crewmen in the B-36's photo- | graphic compartment before re- turning to his plane and away. The news is: ‘ He “parked” at 200 miles an hour—and miles high in the sky. d is a U.S. Air F The two-plane combiijation 4éins | lot ° ra Ree Toundert pe the Thunderflash’s ‘s dd 2,000- = == =e mile range to the 10,000-mile range This photo-reconnaissance fight- jof the bomber for global missions. er can “land” and “take off” 5 Americans open an average of 100 million tin and glass food con-| tainers a day. flight. 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Parking facilities, too --- over 6 ,000 spaces now ‘available with more being aia’ to make. shopping | in DOWN FOWN PONTIAC a pleasure! oe “HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY fa") FIRST end ONLY TIME | Ef OFFERED AT THIS PRICE! ONLY TIME AT THIS PRICE! © Sizes 10 te 18, 14% te 24% t HOUR SALE 9 to 9 MONDAY | Sam Benson Says: 7 «BUY YOUR FATHER'S DAY GIFT during this Monday | «Night 4:Feur Special Sale! And, remember .< . for Better Buys etter Values . , . take the side str feet to Sam " Bensen’s! $4.95 Velve $5.95 Voelue PANTS and JACKET BOTH FOR ONLY YOUR CHOICE @ Leisure Ponts end 4 Poplin Jecket or @ Gelt Jecket end Bermude Sherts fw B Buy Menday night and save more! — Regular $4.95 value pants, regular . $5 95 value jackets These pantie and jackets will revert fear ‘a regular selling prices Tusedey Prarning ¢ Open Tonight ‘til 9 P. M. SAM BENSON § 20 SOUTH PERRY ST. | : HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY | _EATON’S 36.N. Saginaw # ALL WEATHER Don River fabric. Hand washable qnd # pont’s renewable @ water and spot re- § pellent finish. Sizes: 8 to 16 . Colors: Red, — Blue, Beige ri 2sas0 § 36 N. Saginaw ; “CAR COATS § \ Be 4ixsi Aridex treated. Du- && ~ lt HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY ~ Tailored © I CURTAINS 4q @ White Only A @ Wash in 7 ( Minutes ~ = @ Sunproof } e Fireproof NIGHT — Pontiac's Oldest Exclusive Floor Covering Fim! & 11 N. Perry St. ’ Phone FE 4-2531 ; ' | | Fiberglass | HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY iid = T $ é % Beautiful Decovated FGIRL PLANTER with Umbrella | ‘Usually $2.49 &§ This ae Returns to Regular Price Foeeny A M. a A delightful ceramic planter to br —~ colorful new beauty to your home. Highly glazed and) hand swerved ae lasting pleasure, A : haw 4 JEWELERS — 24 N. Saginew St. Pontiee State Bank Bidg. HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY Famous Cool: LIFE | | ~ (= »? @ 4 = Sold Netionwide et 19. 98 pee Ten New Styles 17 Solid Colors Crisp Checks Four Rich Fabrics Junior, Misses’ -and Half Sizes *hife Savers ©erp. for endins. This hem returns « regular price Tuesday A. M. biker), "" N, Seginew St, / i f poe * , if i ! APE re a er Oe Sacer FAN Ce = a Se , bon 2°R, = pe ie 4 7 . Po 5 5 , > a ty = ‘ - ‘ + hod ; i'w j z _._' ; 5 to J MONDAY | SAVE! ms Y porpenosa Pier | UNFINISHED CHESTS 2 Rigidly built and smoothly sanded . to paint, stain or enamel. ~ space. Buy now and save! _ ready & Ample drawer & a —. ; NO - ape sae 5 gamete a MONEY o oe 7 3 Pies Sian pe 5 a A, 3- Drawers #C-213 13” x 21” x 28” use eee eee 3B. 4-Drawers #C-214 13%x 21" x36" ...... (ves C. S-Drewers #C-215 e 13” x 21" x 43%" ° $1488 | eee eee A Real Buy ot These Low Prices. Revert to Regulor Price Tuesday A. M. 1 WYMAN’S | 2—FURNITURE STORES—2 17 E, Haren St. and 18 W. Pike St =| DOWN & - 3 to J MONDAY “GRADUATION SUIT | Here's an extremely smart qosuit of dark blue gabardine wa . especialy for graduation. You may choose from | and 2 button models. And our price is as handsome as the suit. EASY TERMS! ars. sa998. 28" Lat ; NO MONEY DOWN! * aa WASHABLE: : SUMMER - { | wi Regular $5.95 ~ They're the “coolest.” Rayon linen weave and | | completely § washable. Extremely practical for ‘work or sport NAVY - LICHT BLUE TAN-BROWN-GREEN Lo " Aiter Monday es will revert te NATIONAL: € S Sasinew, Ponoe fa ; Ls 1 f ee ) i ¥e / A P 4 : (wo ag L Eh ae il kal el De Se hl es ek os ak cd oe hs i wae ee ee ‘HOUR SALE} *4.66) S wi aetna A aumei ~~ 8 Pe = ES | a oo ee 2 e = = ES g = Ss = : CLOTHING CO. % THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, Ri 7a VE 4, 1956 ‘ "SHOP SAVE DOWNTOWN Yoralay Today as always Downtown Pontiac offers you the Greatest. Selection ‘of Merchandise in Oakland County! ee _ The line-up of store’ in the Downtown Area can supply your every want and need! Saving you TIME ... Saving you TROUBLE . .. saving you MONEY! Shop where the greatest selection is always offered in DOWNTOWN OraraG ! Over 6,000 parking spaces available vor your convenience - “Shop Downtown and Save! e HOUR 7 TTT | 5 to 9 MONDAY 5 to 9 MONDAY © Cocktail © Step TABLES Limed Oak With Ebony Legs and Plastic Tops Made to Sell for $19.95 YOUR $ 8 8 PLUS CHOICE DOUBLE ‘MONDAY EVENING STAMPS 5 HOME OUTFITTING COMPANY 48 S. Saginaw St. Guaranteed FIRST Quality TRANSPARENT Plastic Cake Cover Set | $2.98 VALUE Exactly As Pictured | 4) LOCK-ON COVER # Lerge 12-Inch 4 You've seen ‘these pictured in national magazines and M PRICED at $2.98 in stores everywhere. Now offered at e BELOW MAKER'S WHOLESALE for this event only. ‘ LIMIT—only 2 to a customer while just 144 last. > COODoo oOo CL COLO LO LO ROLCOCOOOOOOOOCS ‘ Made by the Makers of THERMOS— INSULATED i, 4 1 Gal. Picnic Jug Shock-Resistant All Metal », ~ $E88 $2.19 Seller ‘ ep Acid - resistant porcelain liner, baked enamel exterior sturdy carry handle, polished metal cup, mineral-wool insulation finish, eins | | $0 N. Saginaw St. —Jad Floor SEE PAGE 3 for Other SIMMS SPECIALS 3 q @ chairs with arms. Reg $23.95... “HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY Beautify Your Bedroom BOUDOIR CHAIRS Enjoy deluxe comfort at spactoculor sav- -_ings. You would never dream your dol- lars would buy so much beauty. Boudoir dur ing this special Four-Hour Sale; .. a 7* This liem Returns to Regular Price Tuesday A.M. F.BAVELIN & Co. = 25 SOUTH SAGINAW | ee HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY ALUMINUM FOLDING CHAIR Values to s/1 95 Secret ed © CREEN AND WHITE © YELLOW & WHITE © RED AND WHITE e CHARCOAL AND OF STORE & FINE FURNITURE 62-70 South Saginaw St. a Coal looking and Cool Yi blend linen - weave i ing with patch pock- ; ets .°. PLUS a pair " belted linen slacks. SAVE 3 | he Always You May 4 HOUR SALE} 3 to 9 MONDAY Comun’ S| sway || (suit plus contrasting slacks) Summer Suit | Weer as coal, Wea handsome sum - ten mer suit. oe “4 Pcbred ke sion ‘on pbb s picsoaer Ay ge es $9765 | suits in 2-button styl- ' DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY! CHARGE OR LAYAWAY Your furohese! 4 § ae rca mae: . i f°: HOUR SALE! 9 to 9 MONDAY Our Sensational WESTOVER } ~ Printed Rayon Jersey DRESS Regular 10 Value 7790 Navy, White,. Gold Sizes 10 to 20 Perfect. for now Perfect for vacation Perfect for traveling THIS PRICE FOR MONDAY NIGHT ONLY... JR -RECULAR PRICE WILL PREVAIL IMMEDIATELY AFTER PEGCY’S. Ne 16 NORTH SAGINAW STREET “HOUR SALE] 5 to 9 MONDAY 340 Pairs $6.95 CHILDREN’S oo Poll Parrot Straps and ties. Browns, block | and red. All sizes in group J but not in each style. Sizes 121 to 3—A-B-C Widths ¥ hy | | y Charge Your Purchases © 30 Days © 70 Days © 6 Months § 51S. SACINAW Park Free Rear of Store While Shopping —e~ <= HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY (stansT. : relia £1 1P wy, a cll aie eee 52 * ann anos: a — - Regularly > F: | : mi a ue DUNLAR | HOSE t Hardware Dept—Basement : eae rans | 154 North mene 5 Street Phone FE ee - snes sham 7 ® i 2s : i i 3 ee Ss 4 3 \ e = - aS re i he ee 4 ; \ ee! ye] aS ra i j “+ : \ | i i = 4g ‘ ot ‘ j i a ay L soo : | ‘ / 43 = f THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4. 1956 oh yi , i DOWNTOWN Today when comparison is important, Downtown Pontiac offers you far greater opportunities to buy the best.» at real savings! Not just a few stores, but the entire Downtown Area is prepared to offer yoy.a wider variety ~- | of needed merchandise, additional help for faster service . . . Parking facilities, too --- over 6,000 spaces now - : available with more being added to make shopping in DOWNTOWN PONTIAC a pleasure! : , [ 5 f j ; e “TWENTY-THREE. Vote - att . aac ee, or mits % £ ¥ : e * Res HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY HOUR SALE HOUR SALE HOUR SALE! 5 to 9 MONDAY WIE S to 9 MONDAY ENTIRE STOCK $8.95 = $9.95 DRESSES 5 to 9 MONDAY SUMMER ELEGANCE fio save 4.00! ia “Wayne County” @ | WHITE... . 3 16-Pc. Dinnerware % “ You may choose from any “I : a a ns . of our regular stock of sum- a ‘ o aA > . > 99 4 mer cottons which normalt “a é : 2 $ sell at $8.95 and $9.95. i ( SHOES FOR : , Many lovely creations from + “¢ f i MA which to make your choice. ’ e - ~ 1s “4 Z 26 : Regularly your § . tee 0.9% ; CHOICE : 4 Dinner None Reserved | é Plates 4 é 4 ; | 4 Cups | £ : ; a3 ; WE INVITE ? pa es: 4 Saucers 4 Fruit Dishes : Open Stock Fe ' : Available! | TROPICAL pai 4 , _ : % Graceful contour heel ee 4 \ » .. « pretty vamp per- 4g e foration . . . wide iS : ‘p open straps. be ven dbes 3 ‘ % ‘ 4, =¢ Droan 2 A trimly tailored answer to a 4 You Seve “4 er sy man's hot weather problem. = = Light and airy as a breeze. GA a $3.00 94° iS Le s Comes in regulars, shorts and iy | %: Innerspring Mattress ta 3: : ve denoet : : REGULAR 3 00 Fs a ret under | spi so lasting § ; U 55 j auty, quality and dependable duty. arant never : Terrific value! Made with hundreds of coils, @ ‘ $30 , en to wash off or fade . . . ovenproof! New coupe shape on & ; ond eoch individually pocketed for ideal § 4 HOURS 4 _ BR Beg eee Se \ M support! Box spring same price! § ; at : a -§ ) lag ana - ' , . ONLY! 3 ~ & ‘ This Item Returns,to Reguler Price Tuesday A.M. 3 Waite's China—Fifth Floor ~ = : - ; 3 Shop In Comfort. Our Store Is Air-Cooled 2 } Fs : . — J i » | | ~ A f Of , F ¢ "4 FEq er3 ; % } : & y . 2714 : ; = . oo . ‘s 7 cee x ; pa “The Best. Friend Your Feet Ever Had ” 108 NORTH welll, Pela : | Across trom the Strond Theeter - > 87 North Saginaw St. FE 2-2492 2 5 Nerth Seginew St. FE 4-1192 . Open Fridoy ‘til 9 ‘ ry ie —— HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY "HOUR SALE 5 to 9 MONDAY SAVE '12" on this FEDERAL dept. stores re | ALUMINUM Saginaw at Warren, Pontiac - re | ; | BIC BUY. . : . . ) on | |. DACRON SLACKS | | TUK . A = BED All-; ay, waren eli | : 7 Metal } OUR $10.95 SELLERS eA FOLDING COT , Circular : Monday Night Only! pis Handy for patio, lawn or beach, ® © A SPARE BED For back yard, porch or cottage, you'll find & a dozen uses for these handy hostables! B Made of sturdy steel with round top, tubular § tripod legs for extra strength. Long-lasting & enamel finish in choice of colors...and # only 99¢ at Federal’s!. ~ 9% pounds & 74 inches.tong, NOTE: This price for Monday Night Only. opened Regular price will prevail immediately after. Children’s 6-12. Misses’ > 1242-3. Convenient! |? | + Weighs only | $ 2” . | ot | 36227Y2"x4”, & Ssf-T-Snap lock legs folded to use et home, et the cottage... or 4 . a a : came. eee ! Hostablez | ¢ $ 95 q s : : - @ mS : Pe - = \ 5 Se : - > ° ‘ ge ¥ Se a. . . ‘ ay Pe - a Pair . . . 4 a ~ " oc vj a B : a i +4 3 Rg '%run 16th inning rally set inf tion by Kuenn’s double pulled the and a sterling 356. average for the year off all offerings. than his share. His 2-run homer Maxwell also contributed more - Beat Yankees, 6-3 - 4 FIRST GAME . DETROIT NEW YORK AB RH AB R Kuenn.ss = 2 3 Martin’d 5.2 ‘Philips. lb 4 1 1 McD’gaides 4 0 | Kaline.rt 3.1 1 Bauer,rf 3 0 |Tuttle.cf 4 0.1 tlecf 4 0 Boone, 3b 4 6 1 BSkowron.ib 3 6 Kennedy.if 2 6 6 Howard.c 34 Bride'ser.2b 2.0 0 bp eect 40 A-Torgeson } 0 © J.Cole’an.3b 4 1 Bolling. 2b °2 0 @ pec 1 0 Wilson. 3 1 2 Sturdiva't.p 0 0 » 3.1 6 B-McD'mott 1 6 R.Colem’n,p 0 0 C-Larsen 1 @ Turile 2 0 0 D- 1 0 y Totals 33 (3 a reck on or the in bth Apa rimessr neon 100 020 060—3 E—None. RBI—Phillips, Kaline, Tuttle Martin, Mc- lips. Kuenn, Mantle, - Sb Heett Lorton 8P—Bauer, McDoug —Bridewese ‘Kueny and ye Skeeras McDou ald and at > troit 10, New York ‘pond 5, Sturdivant oeft. 7, Ford rd 6-5, Sturdivant 0-0. petienetl 1-1. j Lariey 0-0. W-—Hoeft 15-2). L—Ford (7-3) Rommel. Tabacchi, Stevens, ‘Runge. T—3 gg iy HOME — ; Orioles; Rivera, White Sox; Maxwell. Tigers; Berra, . Yan- kees: Avila, Hegan, Wertz Fel eo-eoockoo-wountl i} = € beret. Le Senat Mi ler, Giants: ore; uel ‘3; ablonsk, ‘Rebinsoo. Bell Redlegs: Le ea teats pains Pu Setes: ices Cubs. Maxwell (left to right) who put " BEAMING BENGALS—Happy over their double victory against the New York Yankees yesterday, are Tigers Bill Tuttle, Harvey Kuenn and Charley together some uted pletely in 3 A AN The tworimportant victories cre- new York... "aon ated confusion in the American|Gicege. 00.0. 6 ai fh Leagwe pennant race. The double/Boston 9 .'3)...21 21 S08 St va pve ao geod 21-21 Aver- Beiter 4 2 a Ls age was Detroit vic-|Kanses Cuy . : a tory in the last nine games. . oe Sanday’ PO - The Tigers are idle today and ft New ‘ork 3-4 (and game 10, move on to Boston Tuesday for a|Cleveland #1. Washington ¢7 (ist game 3game series with the Red Sox. Kansas City 7. Boston § (ie innings—2nd — =< a! an i, Bewten 3 o — ; at New a sea BIE 8 Menda Covent a.) Ren, p.m.—Garcia Chicago et Baltimore, vs, Ferrarese (1-3). at St (lh ty Sa Mizell (53), Hadelphia ai Cincinnati, vin (1-2) ve. Fowler & Only by neem AP Wirepheote — . clutch hitting to give. Detroit a sweep of the three ‘ games. The double win boosted the Tigers into a — fourth-place tie with Boston, and ran their win- | Coachers Roll to 5 ning streak to six games. — 'Hit Top After 8 Years | ‘Bucs Lead NL—for 1 Game By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS For 145 golden minutes, the giddy Pittsburgh Pigates ted the National League yesterday after- noon before losing the second half of a double-header. Bobby Bragan’s upstarts fin- ished the day six percentage would take a brave man to predict they never again would hit the * * s The Pirates, whose careening journey from the depths of the lcellar has excited the nation, ac- clipped their wings. ‘With Bobja Friend, Red Munger, Ronmie Kline, Roy Face, Nelson King, Vern Law and Jack McMahon do ing their tricks, not a single Mil- waukee homer was hit in the four- game series. When Pittsburgh edged Milwau- kee in the first game 3-1 it was the first time they had been in first place since June 16, 1948, when they shared the lead with ithe then Boston Braves. A two- tight battle between Face, get in the bullpen, and Milwaukee's Ray Crone. King fimally came in| to stop the Braves in the ninth with men on second and third and only one out. Pittsburgh almost pulled out the second game against Bob Buhl but finally bowed 43. The| Pirates closed the gap to one run in the ‘seventh and had two men on in the ninth with two out when Gene Freese grounded out. The; ‘run uprising in the sixth broke up Still Win, 3-2 tually lead Milwaukee by half a game in the won-and-lost figures. Due to a difference in total games| played (40 by Pittsburgh, 33 by ‘Milwaukee), the Braves hold the edge in percentages. Milwaukee's muscular home run hitters had smashed 14 in their Country Day, suffered a heart- breaking defeat Saturday. ‘The last three games and 16 in their southpaw hurler struck out 21 a F . & = t& “flatfish and worms are taking last four until Pirate - pitching batters—and lost. funn /77LER 4 ae, “ PER Z 21 Barons Strike Out Tom..Smith, pitcher for Detroit, ting his first start after 15 gasnes| defeat was charged to Law, who} gave up all Milwaukee's runs. | ‘The American League “runa-| way” became more of a pennant ‘race when Detroit dumped the leading New York Yankees twice 6-3 and 7-4 in 10 innings. The re- sults cut the Yanks’ lead to 4's games over Chicago, which took over second by thumping Bailti- split at took the first in 12 innings 8-4 with) run homer but Washington won |tte second 7-1 behind Hal Griggs. Kansas City eked out a 17-6 edge over Boston in 10 innings on Tim Dick Donovan. of the white Sox! shut out the Orioles with seven hits in the first game at Balti- more and Jim Wilson, an ex-Ori- ole, held them to four hits for the sweep. Bob Nieman ruined Wilson's shutout chances with a two-run homer in the fourth. | In addition to his 71 “strikeouts, [Smith did not walk a man, al- Bobby 'thoug sh he hit three batters, and ‘gave up only two safetiés. Neither: ~ hit figured in Bloomfield’s scoring. e * ¢ | “for the Barons, who concluded their | AP Wirephete lst: varsity baseball season with) ithree. wins and nine losses. Five home runs were hit in the ‘first game at Washington with) more in two games 12 ahd 92./"- Se ‘Philadelphia at Clecweati, a o= | Brooklyn at ——— a i York at as ae 8 a OM, Jets Win in A League | Straight Victory With 12-0 Decision General Motors rolled to its Sth consecutive victory with a 12-0 de- eision over Griffs Gnil and the Anderson Jets came from behind to’ defeat Oliver Buick, 41, in a Class, A City Baseball League double-| header Sunday at Wisner Field. * * * GMC continued to display heavy hitting and airtight pitching in de- tense of its city title. The Coachers 116 hits to more than a 2-run homer in the Oliver Buick held a 1-0 lead in ‘the nightcap until the 5th stanza © or lease them from tax when the Jets scored three runs on Thompson's winning single. lonly one hit, a 2-run single by) Hurston Avery. Three straight walks and an infield out tallied one key blow. e s * Cecil Kaiser hurled the distance for the Jets and effectively scat- tered six safeties. Ernie Zubalik accounted for Oliver's lone run ‘Wertz's big blow the decisive one. Avila and Jim Began of the Tribe and Lou Berberet and! Jim Lemon oi the Senators joined psd. | Wharry, the bombing. be * * Thompson's winning single ee Ken Newberry pitched the route the 10th for Kansas City was his Kalser and Moose ts third hit of the game. In relief iwork by Dave Sisler and George 'Susce cost Boston the game. Dodge Stab COMPARING SCORES — Gen Littler Gab) of Singing Hiils, Calif., and Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., compare scores pesos Rochester walked away with the honors for Hackriey and trout on Orchard Lake, same at after the third round of the Texas International Open golf tourna- |Harness Pony classes at the Devon, “Cass Lake. Minnows get perch ment at Dallas, Tex. Littler is in first place with 197, two strokes Pa., horseshow yesterday. © _ahead of Cary Middlecoff and Snead is in a tie for 4th place with 202. | At the Devon show, one of the ‘Villanova V Vaulter M akes ‘Three Attempts at Mark . STOCKTON. Calif. w — Villa- = pova's Don Bragg has sharpened: + bis challenge to the world pole- “ yault record of 15 feet-7% inches “-that Cornelius (Dutch) Warmer- «@am set 14 years ago. ~ «8 ~ Still i . Bragg bettered mproving =the - National Collegiate outdoor ~ record hére Saturday night when he cleared 153% in winning at * the AAU Pacific Assn. meet. The record, 15-1%, was set in 1951 by Don Laz, formerly of the Univer- “pity of Illinois. After breaking the Laz rocond “the 1 NCAA champion had the} : by champion Parry. O'Brien - and the double sprint victory of i sophomore Dave Sime high ‘lighted the meet here. Also there ‘was the driving finish that won ithe 800 for Villanova’s Ron Delany who the night before had run a mile im 3:59. _ O'Brien, after winning with a throw of 60 feet % inch, uncoiled a ; extra putt and the 16-pound ball traveled the farth- est ever, 61-84, but it goes into the books only @& an exhibition since he had used his official chances for the night. O'Brien's official record is 60-10. He has an outdoor ‘61-1 and an indoor 61-5', awaiting emein approv: 7 * | i Co-Ed Hurt in Fall ANN ARBOR (#—Jerry Goebel, | football Wolverine Gridder, University of Michigan player, was nursing a broken leg today, suffered when a porch rail- The 20-year-old first string Wol- verine center and his co-ed cém- panion were admitted to University Hospital. Their condition was de-' scribed as “good.” Ist Ace at Glen Oaks : Glen Oaks Golf Club Saturday reported its ist’ hole-in-one for the aches outdoor events of its kind in he world, Mrs. Frederick L, Van aaa who is the former Frances Dodge, and Manager Reed Bridge- Honors at Devon Show DEVON, Pa. —Dodge Stables of;ford, rode the ponies to Rudolot Wins - Western Meet NASHVILLE, Tenn. (INS)—Ma- .|son Rudolph of Clarksville, Tenn., 'won the 54th Western Golf Associa- tion Amateur Championship. yes- terday with a 6 and 4 victory over Jack Parnell of Nashville. Rudolph had a 2-up advantage aa Geek ee les Take Top blue + win 11; ing | dash and the 4th heat, Benny alse inning. Hudd Johnson, the 2nd of! t three Buick pitchers. was tagged with the loss. ooo 008 O- 0 4 4 820 002 s--12 16 1 “Overcashier ard Blake; Tay- ‘tor aad Roberts, Gar) Oliver's + 100 000 6 Ernat, Hruska and Howell Steals Show Sunday at Speedway. Benny Howell, Pontiac's veteran race driver, had himself a field day Sunday afternoon in the modi- fied hardtop show at the Pontiac Speedway. ‘Howell won four races, includ- the %S-lap feature, pursuit, x recorded the fastest qualifying _Coras Mite $1,000 Hack- ney Pony priv. sel Red Letter | | won the $500 Harness Pony cham- Mrs. Van Lennep drove Coras' Mite to win the ladies single class! for the 4th straight year and also’ drove Coras Mite and Little Charm to victory in the ladies pair class el onl idee ca lemee ae time. Art Pooley captured-the 15lap semi-final, with Don Zenoni and Dick Earl finishing 2nd and 3rd jrespectively. Rusty Kelly took 2nd ‘and Chuck Partello 3rd in Howell's feature victory. Mack Goodwin = eed Sunday Winner in PYC Event ay's be | } 4. F HB) 606 % tai . 4 “4 Se Cimecinnati iw... 23 16 561 Ma . Lous ....... 4 wb SB Ike ceases 20 » 43 3 New York ....... vw 623 4 7 ] phia & 2 6 +68 Chicago 13 3 4a «1 jay's Results Brooklyn 9, Chic 3 Pitisbu: 33, Milwa 14 Cinetnnati 7-3, New York 3-4 St. 4 1-8 y's Chicago Cineimpat! §, New York 2 Pittsburgh rag er 2 (aight) s Brooklyn at 9 m.—Maglie oa) y @ (42). . | New , & p.m —Liddle bombarded two Grill pitchers with | with q@ home run blast in the Ist. a7 Whepnete Braves (7), SSC. taka kadlaa Gs oe aoe ass lena p.im—Pieree (2) of pirate Frank Thomas, lifting Thomas off the ground as the Bucco | attempted to go home on a squeeze play in the second game yester~ day. The teams split the doubleheader in Milwaukee. Tom Gallery has just released the roster of football teams that will be telecast locally this year. The list in- ‘cludes Yale, Princeton, Army, Navy, Notre Dame and * Apparently millions of ithe “in person” aficianados long? . earlier. * New Yorkers will get their | m—Roge gridiron thrills via the orthicon tube this autumn and * will have to wait. . . How | Well, it may not be as distant as imagined * “So far as the Yankees are concerned there will be an Army-Notre Dame game in the Stadium, and as | many good college games | sibly swing it,” | of baseball. | “This isn’t a ‘case-closed’ dea! at al!. th Same belongs in New York—and no other city. It isa as possible —if I can pos- said George Weiss, the big “GM” I feel this big traditional New York contest. * * * “I base my optimism on the fact that the Yankees DID bring Army-Notre Dame ta New York for 21 of 22 years. Both parties were ay satisfied over that span of time. * “Contrary to earlier ‘cession, rental-wise, short the fault of the Yankees. clear.” * * reports, the Yankees offered Army, the host team, every possible con- of red ink. The fact that the game is not being played here is definitely not I'd like to make that point tely It is significant to note the one time in 22 years support Jerry Taylor's ¢hit shut- the game was lured away from New York it was taken Le a apo stadium—Soldiers Field, Chicago. Now another municipal stadium, Philadelphia's, the help of Vic Werte’s three Tayler sid ts ove coors wih gets the plum. Which brings up a painful problem worrying many club owners who own their own parks * ees Ped ‘Paying coxporations. Seder problem of private — enterprise versus tax-free competition are tlie Coliseum, Athletics and Orioles. * * run and set the stage for Avery's the Dodgers at Jersey City and the Indians, Braves, * Some clubs, in a highly competitive sport, can operate at comparatively cheap rentals out of city- - owned and, of course, tax-exempt real estate. Others must pay high taxes through the nose. The taxpayer eventually picks up all the tabs for the former. What worries far-sighted baseball brass is the pos- sibility that eventually. those rugged individualists who ooo one 1-4 5 1 OWN their own parks, pay terrific tax bills, maintain. Jonnson, their own equipment and gamble their own money on future improvementé to the plant, will be squeezed out’ ‘in the general exodus to the so-called “free” municipal projects. *® * ; This is happening not only in baseball but in other. sports as well. Some pro basketball teams are having their rental tabs picked up by the comniunity ta We eventually may have all our big golf to * ‘played over city courses. with cities paying for the maintenance of the and booster com- mittees putting up the purses. Ahead in Texas Littler Has 2-Stroke Lead DALLAS #—Gene Littler, the Other heat winners were Dickicool and calcula Californian, jare high, led the $70,000 Texas In- ternational Open into its final round today with a two-stroke Litiler, ex-amateur king Singing Hills, Calif, who has won Country Club. Each had 130 for 36 es. . : under-par 67 over the soggy, 6,216- ‘course. yard Preston Hollow Country Club ~ ese NTN VEIN gh gis tp pix + icessfully defended his Class B sin- Mixers in TV Bout at Orchard Lake. f » \ . &% ~ F & =: g ‘ : fi A ; f THE PONTIAC PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 / . _ . TWENTY-SEVEN = gs : : : = f ~ + i Senior Golfers Begin | ‘ i be | 4 afe a - —— Poe PORT HURON — More than | , | | ) | DISCO NT 180 members of the Michigan Se- , | 'NSURANCE | U RATES , nior Golfers Assn. go through prac- : ee ee ee me ‘4 : ON : medal spring tournament ‘aN : : ; ; : | rey tomorrow. C. J, Farley of ~ i oe « ‘ : PRIVATE PASSENGER AUTOS. id Rapids leq the field in last a By H. GUY MOATS in two divisions at 7:30 a.m. with! special rules were put in force (some special regulations. Players. as ini ef peoyery me _- golférs 50 . Pontiac Press Special Writer (few changes in previously_\an-| today. On both’ layouts the state’s imay clean muddied balls: on the, Investigate: If your current policy does not offer these or hier Sony's ai, and widhnounced arter, Eig place fr op profesnan aa antere rent Tey ray improve won} edrentegey «call wl | 2 ‘ | Aarons — . on a ey s et Gechaed kage Kesithds Gubs = — are stake in to- bes pele eg ag aa ts and any imbedded ball may be @ DISCOUNT FOR NON-DRINKERS R offered the 138 National Open Golf|947 5 ‘st . — ; » WHR Very ‘lifted and dropped. a | | ENGINEERS: Chaplin, tug Boca fw in| am ne Neier sega am © nd Young Drivers with Training Certcae = : ge —| pave, wil gery one aita de @ 25% DISCOUNT ON FAMILY 2ND CAR : ’ d ayers awa schedule at. LOCKHEED . . 1 {Pine eke ba eee eves @ No extra charge for women under 25 years a wf an 0 $0 n ar |withdrawals from the early three- of age CALIFO RN 1A \somes at Orchard Lake. These in-) = i : . : jcluded Mort Cohn of Monroe in the INTERVIEWERS in Ce | , ie secon Serie 6720 ae Brummett- 4 ; the threesome leaving at 7:50 a.m., * 4 - oe: In (0) f Tennis Mees | The field at Pine Lake goes over | : : ee we ’ ito Orchard Lake after its first 18! Li ° [j of ; ‘hol und, Orchard’s field takes, © epllte T Coming to Two Qakland County individuals ;holé-in-one on the. 174-yard 4th ito” the J Ping talsi ised ad gece t iIncicome ne. _ , claimed honors, but area prepjhole, the Ist ace in state toruna-| “ jin similar fashion. Pine Lake is 377 S. Telegraph ff PONTI AC . teams all fell short of the mark in|ment history, Kalamazoo State official qualifying test headquar- EY Se es grapn | . Saturday’s state high school golf|High won the ‘B’ title a week ters. FE 4-0588 PARKIN | June 8 and § and tennis championships. earlier. = | ‘ ae the wa emery you : : * * | G dohnson jrosse Le, | . (You can arrange on oe eee oe ee ee | Hamtramck won its 8th consecu- | Whiting of Royal Oak, Ralph a interview by: fired a 77 to take medalist hon- (tive Class A state tennis crown Elistrom of Dearborn, H a reld ; phoning FEderal 5-6168 ors in the Class C-D golf meet while the ‘C2 title was shared | Brink of Grand Rapids, all ama- QUICK — DEPENDABLE — GUARANTEED these days) at Black+&iver Country Club in |by Grosse Pointe University School | teurs; Mike Dietz of Indianwood, ; a Port Huron. atid Plainwell. . | former state open champion and | See our advertisement : | medalist in the recent PGA qual- | on the Sports Page gerry, Dotecn| ol Cranbrook auc: | itying round. All got off the tees | : June 7 and 8 ee) California Division Lockheed SEEKS OPEN SPOT—One of top Aircraft Corporation & threats in today’s U. S. Open qual- Burbank ifying rounds at Pine Lake and Orchard Lake golf clubs is” ex- California | US. pro ‘golf king, Wally Burkemo of Franklin Hills, shown above at the Ist tee at Orchard Lake. He is one of 138 entries for the qualify- ing “run.” IN OPEN TEST — One of the 8 places in the Michigan qualifying genial ,professional at Bloomfield Hills Country Club. ae .& “4 _CANDIDATE’— Bob Gajda, For- est Lake's pro, isone of the candi- dates today..in the Michigan. SOC & tional qualifying ronds* for the National Open golf tourney, Eight J places are at stake.in the event, at Pine and Orchard Lake Country SEVEN | ——. Michigan Racer at Dayton Speedway S I AR DAYTON, Ohio —Iggy Katona of Lambertville, Mich., won the 300-lap metropolitan late stock car ie tied the All-Star Whiskey race at the half-mile Dayton Speed- ri yesterday. 90 PROOF a oe | Katona, an early leader, forged igles title by downing George De- ‘tennis meet at Kalamazoo. Points. - Waterford’, Jack Reymolds _ofhgt 28 as the Skippers finished Tigers Take L Ca g u e L Ca d and his brother Sam, iast year's. in a Sth-place tie with Royal | Oak on 343 in the Class A golf meet. Birmingham posted 341 to | take 4th spot. Dearborn was the surprise winner on 327, with de- fending champion Jackson and | respectively. | Jackson St. Mary repeated as Ann Arbor gaining 2nd and Srd ship. NEW YORK —Tonigh's TV ce acca Early. teeotfs at Pine: Lake. in| \Vriee of Lowell, 6-1, 64, m the peadii AP Wirephote my ‘cools at bine asco 2 adliner matches a couple of good “TNER ‘llanova’s cluded amateur Tommy Watrous . offensive fighters in Tex Gonzalez, SOUAE Us| = Ec : . < ° East Orange, N.J., and Hardy (Ba- Cranbrook scored 5'z points to zo9ka) Smallwoed. Brooklyn. at ishare 2nd place with Kalamazoo New York's St. Nicholas Arena. ‘State High. East Grand Rapids Gonzalez has a 21-5-1 record com- was the ‘B’ champion with 7'z pared to Smallweod's 17-5-2. Tigers of the Boys’ Club Federal scored after the lst two big frames, Savings Midget baseball loop Sat- while Senators got tallies in the jurday came through with a 15-3 3rd, 4th and 5th, but not enough. victory (their 3rd) over the Indi- : ans, te assume the league leader- bigger ‘‘guns’’ and beat the Red ‘ . Sox 10-4. Green, winning hurler, s < s¢ also got three hits in three trips Losers got only three hits off to the plate. Shinnick and Watrous Class C-D champion. Al Lesert of Tigers’ Johnson. Mike Merwin got/each got two-for-three for losers. ‘rumer-up Jackson St. John fired a four RBIs with his three hits, to: ———————— | Bauer Sisters ———— spark Tiger scoring. n another game White Sox Sports Calendar | I took a 4-3 win from the Yankees, | with the decision in doubt until Poet the last frame. In that inning ig High School—Pontiac st Waterford ear - = pm . x Sex’ Banks, Whiteman and Goff Cias A—GMC vs. Fowler's Pine Foods, in Top Spots sii (Wisner. 5.30 p all singled to send the club = hahtben : : -. hind a 3-run early deficit to nearly _City_Giris—Michigan Bell vs at Pittsburgh to Tie catch the As, but didn't quite \ hoe m., at North Side erford Men's—White Brothers vs | for 2nd Place it, and bowed, 5-4. Athletics never Uakeland Pharmacy Drayton, § p.m Bauer golfing sisters are a little ‘richer today, with Mariene picking Sunday at Pontiac CC up $1,350 for first prize in the Churchill Valley Women's Invita- the Pontiac Country Club’s 1st — tional Golf Tournament and Alice hole-in-one of the season Sunday. pocketing $855 in tying for second Marlene, a resident of Ashe- 135-yard 2nd hole by firing an 8-iron Oakland County contingent of goif Ville. N.C., shot a sparkling Tl yeS-' shot into the cup. He carded a 76 pros shooting today for one of the terday despite soggy greens and for the 18-holé round. inclement weather to finish with a test for the National Open is Bill 72-hole total of 293. She posted a Spees, Carl Rose, and Andy Lind- Graham, above. Graham is the twoover-par 38 on the first nine, ... then came home in a dazzling one-| ———_______ u nder-par 33 on the par-70—6,000-, j yard vourse.- | a ° Meanwhile, sister Alice, from |Sarasota, Fla., was posting a final round of 73 to give her a 298 total, ‘and a second-place tie with Fay iCrocker, U.S. Women’s Open’ ‘champ from Montevideo, Uru- |guay. Miss Crocker had a final jround 77 to lose the one-stroke lead she held for three days. tied for fourth at* 299, each col- lecting $614, Miss Suggs had a 74 on her final round and Miss Berg * ° * | Beverly Hanson, Apple Vatley, iCalif., 74-303, $486; Mickey Wright, ‘San Diego, Calif., 77-309 $414; Bet-. ity Jameson, San Antonio, Tex.,!— |Lake and Pine Lake Country |Piayoffs if necesary at Pine Lake at |_ PITTSBURGH — The famed Dick DeWitt Fires Ace = F'syoits, Horse Racing Ron Delany, background, passes San Jose State’s Lang Stanley to win the 880-yard race in the AAU Club. Pacific Association meet at Stock- |. The field includes Wally Burkemo/ | ton, Califorma. He won imf1:49.5. and Chick Harbert both former | —————— PGA champions, Chuck Kocsis, | In a scoring duel Orioles had the Sah ene Shaw's Jewelers vs Bic- { z . mar inn, pm. and Roval Bar vs Senators-Athletics tilt was a Stadium Inn, 630 at Beaudette:. Oxbow Fay Crocker Falters thriller. Senators came from be- Ririleg,{* Drive-in Cleaners, #50, at Gingell- National Open Qualifyimg—At Orchard Wolverine Raceway—The Grend Cir- cult launches 62nd campeign for trot- @of Royal Oak. pro Eldon Briggs of| Saginaw; amateur Art Olfs of Lan-! ising: Horton Smith, Detroit Golf Collision Shop 36 W. Pike Se. FE 2-9101 See Robert Rectar. Mgt. for Free Estimates on An Makes of Cars | . Mo Distance Too Great (withis reason) | stort | OLIVER MOTOR high-up amateur of long standing, | National Publinx champion. Dayton’s June TIRE 6 — , Clubs 78-310, $342: Gloria Armstrong, | Oakland, Calif., 77-311, $279; Bon- inie Randolph, Linworth, Ohio, &2- (312, and Betty Dodd, Louisville, iKy., tied for 10th, 80-312. Each |won $218. Tickets Availabe | for Benefit Fights | Tickets for the . benefit boxing bouts to be’ held at Waterford High | iSchool June 23rd are available at ‘14 locations in the Pontiac area. The fights, being sponsored for | the benefit of the national nme- ° phosis Foundation research | for curing the disease, will pre- sent fighters from all classes . from Pontiac, Detroit and Flint. | Ten amateur bouts are on the icard. Tickets can be purchased in. }Drayton at the Lakeland Barber- Dick DeWitt of Pontiac recorded |ters_ ae stand at Wolverine —————<—— 6.70x15 6.70x15 6.40x15 6.40x15 | DeWitt posted his ace on the NIGHT RACING Black wine woe Wilk Black Walls White Walls , sfapenoeg Lester Reg. $24.90 Reg. $30.50 = roe $3 aso Playing with DeWitt were Linn ‘st Race — 8.30 FM $1495 $1849 $16 Exch. $2089 j PONTIAC M-S9 SPEEDWAY Pius Tax Exch. Pies Tax Exch. | 3 Mites West of Airport : | 6.70x15 6.70x15 | INSTALLED vzioas | rans ]§| Mace wate || waite Wal FREE Reg. $27.55 Reg. $33.75 $1775 $2189 | WHILE YOU WAIT $1645 $2049 Pius Tax Exed. Pius fax Exch. Pius Tex Exch. j Plus Tox Exg. . 7.10x15 7.10x15 Black Walls White Walls 7.60x15 7.60x15 Reg. $34.50 Reg. $42.25 Black Walls | | White Walls $1975 $2489 Reg. $30.15 Reg. $36.95 Plas Tex Exch. , Pies Tex Exch. | —— , $1795 $2249 - ; _ Plas Tax Exch. Plus Tax Exch. . 7.60x15 7.60x15 } - Black Walls White Walls 0 or a ll 0 a Reg. $37.75 Reg. $46.25 ~ $2175 ||| $2789 . 121-423 E. -Montcaim ; FE 4-8230 SPECIAL $21 Exch. Pies Tax cack: ce —— a = —— 8.00x15 8.00x15 QUALITY TOOLS c7oxis fh} naa || ma a Reg. $41.50 Reg. $50.85 ~ by ALL NYLON $2475 || $3089 ATLAS e CLAUSING e DELTA . Black Sidewall Pius Tax Evch. Pies Tas Exe . SHOPSMITH @ DeWALT - $.20x15 8.20x15 PORTER-CABLE @ SKIL Reg. lack Wall ite Walls BROWN-SHARPE © MILWAUKEE $37.45 T 1” eeesseazs) || tes 333-00 ~ TERMS AVAILABLE ats $2575 $3189 . : : ee ‘ Plas Tax Exch. ho Plus Tax Esch. — 1437 SOUTH WOODWARD AVE. Five Blocks North of 14-Mile Road BIRMINGHAM MI 4-0444 These Tires Alf Carry a Full DAILY 8 to 6 — SATURDAY 8 te 5:00 ROAD HAZARD ishop, Van Welt Used Cars, Dray- jf iton Drugs, Jack Decker’s, Jack} 'Hertz, and in Pontiac at Sam Ben- sons, Tom McCann shoes, Griffs Grills, Mary-Go-Round Grill, Atlas Super. Market, Baldwin Drugs, John Felps at the Pontiac Police station, Bud and Lews Bar and Beattie Motor in Waterford. ) ito the front the 114th lap and _ $94 as) le \stayed cere. as QQ. Pint A product of the Oldest 4 \ SEVEN STAR, BLENDED WHISKEY, 90 NEUTRAL SPIRITS. GOQDERNAM & WORTS ~~ 7 PEORIA, ML ~ NAME occccccteeevenseceverescenenseenseens cece PRONG. cecvensecennoneeesees 1 AGBCOOD ceeveceerevesnesseaverenses MEN WANTED Whiskey ery on |, the North American Con- |] fo Train tor High Salary Positions in Electronics, tinent. | Redio & Television. Doy and Evening Classes Allow | Yow té Remain Fully Employed While Training.. iicaite” ns Sanger” ~=WO 2-5660 mont ans amncet vee | ELECTRONICS INSTITUTES ssc = 3 \ \ aN) \ \) \ © Remove frent wheels and © Inspect brake drums. Check \ N \ N N ie ceeneeveses CUE cccenecerseeereerectetes HERE'S WHAT WE DO: . bearings. © Adjuit brake shoes to secure front © Carefully test brakes. full contact with drums. irestone 46 West Huron Street Adjectea 1a19 FEderal 2-9251 Ohhh hediddkiddiddddid dich, GUARANTEE! Market Tire Co. Full | Free | TUBELESS TIRE | Open | Ho Year | Parking} Headquarters |9 to 9 TT Pontiac’s Motorist” ~~ re / Pay | = Headquarters che FE 8-0424. | 32 W. Huron St. (Comer of Cass). ry \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ . > TWENTY-EIGHT | t THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 a > Pope Pius Warns Working Girls - About ‘Wolves’ “SRTICAN CITY @Pope Pius|" XI has cautioned girls who come to Rome as housemaids-to cling to ‘their Christian training and, shun “rapacious wolves di os tasnba* CJ * * In a 35-minute speech to thou- sands of domestic servants gath- ered in the Vatican's Benediction Hall yesterday for their annual audievce, the pontiff warned the maids not to be too dazzled by the bright lights of the’ big city. “The first encounter fills you with amazement,” the 80-year-old, Pope said. ‘You may -not even imagine what shadows are behind the brilliance of some lights; what mire is ready to dirty and ‘engulf you while you stand astonished before the offer of certain flowers." . It was the Pope’s first speech since fatigue weakened his voice last week and forced him to forego) addressing crowds. a You mean, this isn't a roto-tiller? 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Z /) HALF ACRE CASTLE — a —————a ——— _ THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 i "pe | TWENTY-NINE in soybean oil, * . 6 Wheat near the end of the first hour was % to % higher, July $2.02%; corn % to % lower, July $1.49%; oats % to 5s lower, July) 2. $.64%; rye % to 1 lower, July $1.18%; soybeans % to 2 lower, July $3.00%; lard 20 to 35 lower, July $11.50, Mar eose 2.08) = July ..c00e-- 110% Se one 1 19% Food ‘oreo te eee 1.21 | ees 8; ae cabo || Mar eoce 3.63 [8 Genoese 12.15 Oct oo-sae. 12.00 July 64% Nov ........ 11.08 News in Brief Pleading guilty to violating twe si. ou traffic laws, Bennie L. Manuel, days in Oakland County Jail. He was arraigned Saturday by Water- ford Township Justice Burt White. |5¢: checks 31 1: current peceloke: 33.78. Reckless driving resulted in a $75 fine for a Detroit man here Satur- day, Robert Luttman paid the len C. Ingle. If your friend's in jal and needs ball. Ph. PE 5-0424 or MA 5-4031. —Adv Chotiner Promises BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. wm — ager for Vice President Nixon in’ er needs ad services. Leonard ae) = party's nation- aoe ‘ al chairman, said yesterday that - the GOP didn't plan to use Chot-| iner in the 1%6 campaign. The * Trot Beverly Hills attorney recently than a week's close, was under fire of a Senate ml La committee. e 8 e Chotiner, a top California Re- Drayton Church Women to Sew Concer Pads all-day. meeting for led on Se, eh beginning at 10 am. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Annie Brown, 3465 Meinrad street. The group will sew cancer pads. A potluck dinner will be served! at noon. é dos 100-1235 doz bebe. 0c jeqeiled Greens—Mus Sorrel, No rag 09 bu. Spin 1, 1.80-2.00 bu. Turnip, No 1, 1.50-2.06 bu. r Commercially graded Whites—Grade A, extn large 41-43: ee 36-41; medium 35',- = Grade Browns—Grade A. extra Marge 30-41: la. Grade B, large 33- 37. AGO GG on CAGO.- — 4 (AP)—Chicago Mer- Eo gpaiaee & steady: —_- 1,886,000; % Sortie oo a 38. 32, of Flint, was sentenced to -25.89 ¢ meen # 31,300: w buying prices —, ; CHICAGO CHICAGO, June 1 (AP)—Potatoes: Ar- rivels old stock 2: on track 14; court after pleading guilty before !2ments Farmington Township Justice Al-| NEW YORK ®— Only slight * * * Prices jh the early afternoon moved between 1 and 2 points in 80-90 g So ae most numerous, ;. Red.| Trading was around the slowest pace of the year. Friday's total oO ? pe tena ore was 1,440,000, the second lowest ‘yhuba den” behs; rhubarb, eye lof 1956, and the rate today was in 3-60 that neighborhood. Not a single major group exhibit-| - No ed exclusive tendencies, although 4 No higher inclinations. Higher stocks included Boeing, Douglas Aircraft, American Tele- f.o.b. , game Ee miler oe eed — Air Reduction, International — A, Jumbo 46-47. Proc —— 46'2; extra large 45 av 43; medium 38-40, vvtd sav 39; conn uM. Grade =a ve 40. ; large 40%4-42. wid av 42; ‘medi-| L are 39. Grade C, rican Tobacco, Santa Fe Railroad, Texas Co, and Hiram ‘Walker. * @ «* Lower were U.S. Steel, Goodrich, Commonwealth Edison, Anaconda Co., Allied Chemical, General Electric, Pennsylvania Railroad » and Royal Dutch Petroleum. At noon the Associated Press 30. average of 60 stocks was up 20 ye at $178.80. The better show- ng of the average was due en- rel to strength of individual ts issues. s 7” * Last week ‘the stock market. eae ahead on Tuesday to score, 6-ithe widest advance in 17 years as 3:'measured by The Associated Press | average which was up $3.30. That Poke the back of the three-week ‘reaction which had sent prices’ tumbling down from around the = highest levels on record. Friday's market was an ex- ard tremely quiet affair with the AP, average up 40 cents on the day at $178.60. brotiers or Teepe. 1 . Ce ‘Interesting’ Release =: ponet Breeder turkeys, heavy type hens. 29. : AGO POULTR CHICAGO, June 4 iAP) tee poultry Am Can ...... Murray Chotiner, campaign man- teiriy vttenay: 904 | ing nm Sng ae eee | te cag te whl 1952, promises to release a “very. hens 16-19: broilers or fryers interesting” statement today about [raer 4 why the Republican party no long: re 15-16; nm over ™ F ezsk @ » 3! & Ly 53 i = £* > ul other pe eh cattle fass| | tt tb steers 22.73; several jot igh to prime 32.56; bulk meostiy choice fed publican figure, also was identified 9 30-21 $0: mostly 20.80, commercial an bee proved’ calves 21.80. about twe loads Capital Air! co : Carrier Cp ... pel slaw, early sales a. lower; CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, dune 4 (AP)—Salabie | 11,000; 25 to as much as 56 lower on butchers —* 28 to 40 lower wit Michigan. Notice ts hereby given that a Election will be held tn Avondale Disttict, County of Oaklan<, a m th School District, County of Garland | Tbe 1 bul A - land Spero bt —— borrow the sum |p, ee eight hundred fifty thousand ($850,000.00) dollars and issue its bonds therefor the purpose of ar — and furnishing edditions to -Scheo! Building, the Juntor nigh re ool Butlding and the Stone and Stiles Elementary Schoot Pufidings, im- bts | school sites and acquiring sd- es achool sites? 1l_ OPERATING TAX-RATE Hon | TION INCREASE PROPOSITION Shall the limitation on the tote! amount of taxes which may be assessed ps bree all | deony! in gee Schoo} tion, as equalized, of all property. in the —~ (Proposition vA citizen of the United States of — over twenty-one (2H). years . oa rk resitient of the State of Mich!- for re 6) months and of . the Scheel Dt for thirty (30) dare prior -, oy date — ee taxes} (e} Have prope assessed within the 8Scheol istrict, or be the lawful husband or wife of such person: (d) A registered hori wd of rd City one on SY come on yy ee o rating — , “increase proposition Propest= |. “ A Citizen of the United States =| — over twenty-one (il) years of dent of the State of Michi- wai) A Peni (#) months oe the Seen poop a Megs at 130) days ag ry oda red ed elector of et the city ‘ownsht; te nae rand 6f voting rf be as totlows: “Precinct No, 1— Auburn He School, 7 School, 2781!" Precinct No. 13 roe a in said La ggy rr STATEMENT OP COUNTY AS Charies A. rks, County ‘Treasurér the oe et Cokene, 4 of ‘Michigan, do nersey cers ify re May “23,1088, the seat ry all srected itn the eae ubltsned ye Seaton 7 the 15 mm es! art of the Mich Constitution; i) few No. 3-and 2 to > down to 18.78: W> sows 1400-15 roe3 = iy 3 8 & 8 ¥ . a H : cefit 5 BBE 9 8 S2 6H eu 2wme = ve: euvweeeca & strong; few | and lots rae Tiee138e i» ‘ne. load of prime 1480 1 nuumerous loads high choice and comea choice and prime steers 1400 Ib down 22.00.22.50; bulk eheice steers 20.75-21. 8: chetce 18.00-20.25; utility and commer- cial cows 11.30-13,50; wtility and commercial |M ad mix stock steer calves 20 0 nept \] prim low 0-25.00; Including. deck bi Yo utility, iin low grade en BO; to choice shorn slaughter ewes 3 50-5. One Killed, Many Hurt ~ in Rioting at Bombay BOMBAY (INS) — ; was killed and. possibly a hundred in Bombay last night when | '*5* ice opened fire on thousands Srenonstrating against the govern- ‘i “The mob gathered after Prime et: |Minister Jawahrial ‘nounced that Bombay would be un- | ts ||der federal control for five years.| Tne | "The demonstrators wanted the city included in a Marathi-speaking extends farther to the west than its neighbor, West Vir- taxab’ in the Avort- Gale Schoek al county, |! — is a8 : i — sa Avondale - serceleeeeres rm =o oe i" Dutriet i ap ene a Dist * Avondale School mai District of Oakiand — sercerse * CHARLES, A. SPARKS, "Treasurer of 0 age oe > Deputy. Take notice that the Board of Educa By Bas estimated the cost le! Phat * bonds of the ‘District. order e Seat wee ea poe a aie pene) Scoot shes becesny fran oy Borat New York Stocks (Late Morning Quotations) oer eit - to 10 om for No. } quality ,oniral ... 184 Jones & L ase Alr Reduction #2 Kelsey Hayes sTocK AVERAG b, Net change . +3 a3 Noon, today .. 282.1 1400 .-72.6 178.8 Previous day...251.8 139. 12.6 1766 Week ago .... 246.0 137.7 T1.5 1752 Month ago.....260.4 1522 73.4 190.4 ear ego..... 1363 73.0 167.2 1986 high...,...978.2 155.1 75.2 191.5 ++ RE ET 89 tans 19 igh. ......38 . . WW. ... 5. 1149 667.2 as DETRO (C, 3. Nephier Ce.) Figures after decimal points ae eighths High Low Noon sien ne & Benty OW: = 31°32 Baidwin Rubber Co*......... 14.2 18.2 Gemmer Mig Co ........ 4 64 84 Ot Lake & Chem Co* 468 Howell Elec Motor‘'Co*.. .... 45 648 in Metal Prod Co*.... . 10.1 4 het Co...,...... 1.3 113 113 Rudy M 4 co 67 67 67 Toled Co.. .-l4 4 Wa Screw Prod Co. 120612 12 ‘o sale; bi dand asked, Three Suffer Injuries as Auto Leaves Curve - Three Detroit area men suffered minor injuries when their car failed nt to make « curve and roled ove g,roeen was made today in the either direction, but. small frac-/ Ea NEW YORK. June 4 ‘AP)—Compiied = by The Asociated Press. € o 15 18 — Indust. _ Util Stocks|” + _U. “BENS. HUTCHESON ne 67 DECATUR ST. :j Brooklyn, New York MSU Schedules June 21 las Elevator Career Day LAPEER—Young men from La-|sistant agricultural agent, {peer County who are interested | injout there is a shorfage of a career in the feed and grainlelevator men in Michigan and as cay tol pest bs ee amo cao . U.S. Milk Sale © +} Shows Increase. :zar.Siss. t 5 A. oem 15 State Lives 8 Are Traffic Victims; Six Drown and Shooting Kills One By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cidents over June's first weekend. Cullens of Pontiac was fatally: wounded while target shooting with ‘three friends. * ® « One of the drowning victims was ‘a fisherman who fell from Belle Isle dock ‘into the Detroit river. Police identified him as Herbert |Mahone of Detroit. | The other drownings were all jboys under 15 years old. Three ‘died when a boat capsized in Lake |View, northwest of Stanton, drown- \ing Thomas Densonia, 12, of Sagi- inaw; Lee Sias, 5, and his brother, Gordon, 4, of Lake View. Roger Culver, 14, of Horton, drowned in Bibbins Lake near Accidents Claim Eight died in traffic accidents, six| drowned and 17-year-old Gerald E.| Tin Can Mail Story Draws Interest of Press Reader A Pontiac resident has submitted isle was vacated in 1946 alter a, | severe volcanic eruption. | - The Tonga Islanc, a British pos-.sion Service has analyzed a report) Prospective students will hear 47,000, 6n the subject, from the US.’ ahout opportunities in the trade \sits 2,800 miles southwest of Hon- Department of Agriculture, and from F. G. Cherbonnier, St. comes up with the conclusion the) Louis, Mo., dean of the teed and number of farms in the country) grain business and an advisor te Niuafo'ou (pronounced nio - foo) selling milk is declining. yet the the National Grain and Feed proof - positive evidence of what aight be the most unusual mail delivery scheme ever dreamed up session, with a population of by man. Terrace, noticed ,a Washington datelined story in the May 24 - jtiac Press on the ‘Tin Can Island” Michigan counted 15 dead in ac- of Niuafo’ou in the Tonga Islands lin the South Pacific. * *« e@ The story related to the now- extinct mail delivery method out ‘of the island where natives, cling- ing to logs, would swim out to ships standing off shore with the out- going mail. This mail was wrapped in | greased paper put in sealed bis- cuit cans and tied te the tops of sticks and carried high above the swimmer’s head. But sharks soon intervened with this unique system. So a regular canoe mail service was devised by George Quensell, founder of the old system, to protect the ‘‘mail-| man.” Crorkin is the owner of three pieces of mail from the island. He bought the collection in an auction In the pares is a letter from Quensell to a gentleman in Brook- llyn. It tells of a four-month period | in 1934 that it took the latter's! Quensell’s letter had a return address of ‘Tin Can-Cance Is- three pieces are now worth approx-' M. A. Crorkin, of 2413 James K lulu. ; ‘evacuated and thousands of oe in Troy Car Crash | ‘olynesians prior to 1346, is a fer- [tiie crater famous for growing MANY dat aed ‘of the largest coconuts in the’ Pacific. The British-owned ¢rict went underwater yesterday and lacerations ‘Question Man Spending Allied C! 1124 Kennecott 331 : Hanover. ai me e Kenge. 68. 2° Harold Vanes, 11, of Branch um : 1372 «: ois ‘Alcoa ce ES i -£s ia drowned in the south branch © of four years ago vel about $10. ‘Am Airtine.. Bi LOP Ol. ‘the Pere Marquette River near, lie MeN & L183 Am Cyan - 698 Ligg & My... 6.3 | Scottville. ire chi Am Motors ot ack Aire. 48 TRAFFIC VICTIMS WERE: flan ews ie ne L poberatr ler " Arthur W. Anderson, 39, of Roch- A wees ‘ |Am Smelt so iMack Trt... 31 , ester. mail to reach the island. Am Tel & Tel 10° wey D sir... 403) Walter Miner Jr., 21, of Midland. | Am Viscose ... 364 ony a 8 Anthony F. Ring, 26, of the, mac Co : Ps fea ir B woes abre * Armoure ce $28 Sis Hor. t12 < sae eer “= of Bad ‘and, Tin Can Mail.” . ; Monsan Ch 412 ames iE cee a Mont Ward 432 Axe and Mrs. Florence King, 34. Crorkin, a Ford Motor Co. em- tain snowpacks. freots Mig |. “3 Motor Whee! 2¢2 Of Harbor Springs. Balt & Ohio. 49 Motorola q2 4) Bendix AY . $04 Mueller Br 363) Bengue’ 17 Sexes Cp 2 : Beth Stee] .. 144.2 Nat Buse wore and Bohn “Abus $33 Nat fers = of eeyeale Sibola, 37, of High-' imately $15. . a TY ese |Borden / $04 Wat Gyps .... 388 aad Park. : Borg Warner... 44) Wat Lead ee “Ty a lots Briggs Mfg.... 212 wat Thea 19.00- | wad . ae NY Central iP Nis M Pow .. eG =: Death Blast Ruled j : Norf & West. a oe Sorrows |. 8 wo Am Ar. 8 Ca as u Pawn 1 valle Seni eee io iss Nwst Airline... i Od c 211 ORie Ot - 0 “iN lic \ us =. bat] o me . 886 cQk qm 12. Pan AW Air.. 192, The Oakland County Prosecutor's’ Shs ake BEDER. B Office ruled death by suicide today Brink’s Robbery Loot week to 100 of oe $22 Parke De $0.6 | jully ested-' at Penney. JC .. 092) ee | Cart Bretp -— m20f Mrs. Anna Blasiola, 47, of police today were questioning a ingivigual Climax Mo’ .. @F4 Pepsi Cola .. 244 Bloomfield Township. by Texas A & M- The Texas A&M College eaten filled. « * * Island was encircled by towering|total milk sales have reached 4) pealers’ Association. lava cliffs making landings impos-|new record high. Sales per farm jsible. No harbor was. available have increased rapidly. mailing system. 10-square mile with the “Tin Can) percent from 1950 to 1954, in the Mail’ imprint. number of farms reporting milk course department. Sales of whole milk per f jot the event. Northwest Eyes screw 7 Threat of Rain rae i wi average per farm in 1954 than five years earlier. Part of the increase in volume was ascribed to higher production | ,000 cows per farm. The gain in aver- | Evacuated; Army age rate of production per cow for Calls Flood Emergency the past 15 years has been betw lone and two percent annuall cow was due to improved stock and Rain clouds threatened to send ee management. more water into the flooding Co-| lumbia River in the Pacific North- west today. Four Persons Hurt Some 1,000 people’ have of land have been flooded as the, \to be the most serious of the quar- Mrs. Allen Knoll of Okemos. jtet. Both are in fair condition. Walter Greniewicki : | However, one thajor diking dis-| aeatie a several iwohen ribs: iwhen workers gave up efforts at closing a hole in a levee appar-, ently burrowed by beavers. The sengers Mrs. Mary Richard, : water covered 1,600 acres of land and: Eleanor Van Dekerkhove. 18. ' hospital. ‘jannual Elevator Career Day at) goisses tered; Michigan State University, June 21. from $4,000 to Biplge oak a. Jim Crosby, Lapeer County a8) tied personnel, depending seen ~They will learn about the sleva- : tor and farm supply short course which‘o pens Sept. 24 at MSU, ‘Crosby said. And they will be told ‘how to apply for the many schol- for each term of work at MSU. oe Dairymen Enjoy -Better The course includes two terms at MSU, experience in an elevator Profits in Survey Taken tor two terms, and two more terms lof classroom work. The experi- lence in an ele-ator pays the . tsainee about $65-a week, accord- COLLEGE STATION, Tex. {INS |ing to George Greenleaf, in charge —United States cows.and U. S.'of the course. He indicates there Dairymen both are becoming more are many requests for graduates ‘efficient. — of the course which remain un- Group counseling sessions will which necessitated the Quensell| The report from the Texas col- the athe —— ee | fege said statistics showed for : ~ hi As the paddling postmen's fame the country as a Whole, a de- Flava cling gt spread, stamp collectors sent count. cline of 19 per cent betewen 1944 sack Farm Bares = Lansing; and less letters to be reposted from the}. and 1950 and an additional 20 Don Shepard of thea MSU short won Guy Rench, Chesaning, veteran a ; feed and grain man, is chairman WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—Re- ver t quiem Mass for Philip L. Wozniak, Columbia River Rising; per cow. The rest was due to more a ee na ee at ‘10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Vincent ide Paul Church, Pontiac, with The, burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery. Mr. Pi fe th | Wozniak, who operated a grocery By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS greater amount of milk from ea store in the tonwship, died Sunday; _ A Lodge of Sorrow will be held _at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the DeWitt C. Davis Funeral Home by Pon- tiac BPOE Ledge 810, and a Ko- | sary Service will be held at the funeral home at 9 p.m. Tuesday. Mr. Wozniak -leaves-his wife, Su-_ ‘Columbia and its tributaries car- }our Utica residents remained in Zanne; a son, Philip Jr. at home; ‘ried runoffs from record moun- ¢+ Joseph Mercy Hospital today his mother, Mrs. Joseph Koteras for treatment of injuries suffered of Pontiac; two’ brothers, Joseph of |ploye in Detroit, purchased the A crest of 27 feet has been fore- in a fwo-car crash at 16 Mile and Pontiac, Leo of Miami, Fla.; and John Kwasiborski, 41, of Detroit.'jetters for his stamp and cover cast at Vancouver, Wash., where John R Roads in Troy Township five sisters, Mrs. Victor Budnik Cecilia Agnes Lykens, 16, of (envelope) collection. He said the the Columbia rose to nearly 12 Saturday night. feet above flood stage. Army en-| -Drivers Edwin W right, 20, and, Mrs. James Haddrill of Lake Orion, igineers expected the major dikes Frank Richard, 41, were reported Mrs. Charles Horist of Detroit and |The small island, inhabited by to hold at a 28-foot level. land Mrs, James Cull of Pontiac, Service for Walter Cremenickl! of the head in p ‘he 992 Elizabeth Lake Rd., is pending , : at Farmer-Snover Funeral Home. ‘Also hospitalized were — pas- He died early ‘ocday at a Detroit Mr. G | Mrs. Richard is in fair condition’ ‘of he prema eaeoalp =| Oise ae \with facial injuries. Seven-year-old, ‘Lake, leaves his wife, Mary: two Dennis Richard was treated and sons, Edmund of Oxbow Lake. pany, Inc. Hunt, shop supervisor, holds an award | from the American Trucking Association, the company honorable mention for its record of | le . A number of river communities, “ae : ios oe Seer t ips, D : a Saturday at Pontiac General, $4,635 in bills with serial numbers on the Washington side of the riv-, released Sunday for a forehead in-' ‘Raymond of Detroit: and a daugh- sheep about Cel Bra A. 38 Pree sor |. 449, Hospital. *# {matching the loot in the fabulous er were flooding. jjury iter, Mrs. Carolyn Joy of Detroit. |Get. Ore esses 1S . oi * 6 * Brink’s robbery of 1950. . ee Troy Township potice have been) - [Gon Rais. “2. 96 veo . 3te The Lenox Road resident was) The man under questioning, The en, a Columbia tribu- unable to determine the actual| rs, Ward Easier Gon Po pt se 10n4 puma f° 2 found mortally wounded beside her identified by police as Jordan Per- tary in Idaho, rose to near record Cause for the accident due’ to the) HOLLY—Service for Mrs. Ward = 4 es iy ‘station wagon near Ortonville early! ity Jr., 31, was arrested Sunday crests at Bonners Ferry. Some 18, | inability of the drivers to give ex- (Carrie) Easler, 66, of 201 Martha : Rex Drug . 94 Thursday with a gun in her-hand, night about 7:45 o'clock. after a 000 tI | planations. 'St.. will be held at 2 p.m. Wednes- Corn Pa - BR Rey Met 703 acres of Idaho farmland have sows Curtiss Wr... 33 Rey Tob s according to Sheriff's deputies. She lcomplaint by the operator of an peen flooded. iday at Bendle Funeral Home, with Na i Bet eas. 21 3a Saltwe ts: 834, WAS Teportedly shot in the head.'amusement place that a $10 bill . [Area Planning Council Durlal. in. Greenwood Cemetery, 190-229 Bip ae i. oh Sal | Sal ‘Prosecutor Fred Ziem said today. ‘appeared to be counterfeit. | The upper Snake in eastern | Vernon. She died Sunday at her mostly SB ch “sg Sortie Mig : m8 that investigation had proven there, ‘Idaho and Wyoming also was ee Study Parking Needs aim : — jo ¢ Al la ‘ eaves r husband; ‘three "Ed Betts oen® .. 903, WAS NO question about it being sui-) ‘Problem Parents’ To ic. ‘above flood stage. A flood emer-| An open discussion. of off-street t Kod... 83 Sheil Ou... T8@\cide. He explained that three sui-’ PIC vency has been called by Army parking is scheduled for Wednes.,4aughters, Evelyn at home, Mrs. Bam. 3 Scat io» | ShaiCide notes were found near the for Child Study Meeting |engineers for several communities day night's meeting of the South Anton Berggren and Mrs. James - Paire Mor -.. 41, on me OH ee eal nary that a doctor's ex-| waTERFORD TOWNSHIP — bordering the Snake. Oakland Planning Council in the ©) G ot rai = — Pood Mach oe SG Bie yet? iee ‘ Mrs. Joseph Galardi and Mrs. Wil- Birmingham. Municipal Building. | youn McGuire of Arizona, Mrs. ford, Mot Sta Ou naa burns. liam Merritt will lead a discussion Kelvinator Executives Reig eglorriong ee Rouse and Mis) Thomes Gen Bax. 93 Seg OU NF. on “Problem Parents” when Child ES Oe (Peake of Port: Huron: Gen Dynam. 60) Stevens JP. 22 ae sINAACP Official Says: [Study Group II meets Tuesday at, Named to New Posts areas within the SOPC are endeav-| grandchildren. ane Gee Pas... 032 | Sees ay \'Se ation Is Dead’ ~ [8 P.™. at the home of Mrs. Ber-| DETROIT « — The announce-|oring to meet the increasing de-| on ee ee Britt & Co 13| Segregation Is nard Heaney. ‘ ‘ment of. three executive appoint-/mands for off-street parking. The} Gen Shoe... 33 Tres Co, 333! JACKSON. Miss. (INS) — Roy! This is the association's annual ments was made today by the Meeting is open to all with the County Calendar Gen “sre TG ful ip { Wilkins, executive secretary of the meeting and reports from. all of-|Kelvinator Division of American hope that there may be ideas or, Giltette + $$ timk'R Bear | 12 National Association for the Ad- ficers and chairmen are on the Motors Corp. suggestions discussed oat will, Farmington | ocdyear | ee Transemer” © ag Vancement of Colored People, says agenda. Each member is to bring Edmund R. Rarnes, general mer- Prove beneficial to many.’ hat ee pers Greeeera son. will meet ene ae 4 Twent Cen 24.4 “dead as sureja salad for potluck.. ichandising manager, becomes gen-. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. ‘a: the chapel Tuesday “3 ym Ot wey 8... 236 Ua Cerbiae 1182 green apples.” eral sales manager Bie household uf O8f 116 © 1566! Speaking pefore some 2.500 cheer- . appliances; J. M. Tenney, man-| Noland < 31 = “Rr, Me Part at a state-wide NAACP Albion Caps 209 Grads ager of retail] marketing, was. i|Mooker E12. 428 Ur oar co. + $13) mn Jackson's Masonic Tem- “ALBION «—Albion College grad-;named ss general sales. '@) R R| E D) OV E R Dd) E BTS Poles Us 26.2) Wilkins also predicted fewer uated 209 seniors today at com- manager for retail merchandising: | na Inna ae rH Us | 4, Negroes aa vote the deakecvane a exercises addressed by and James W. Keuping, assistant, interiak tr." 383 US Tob 7 ieslticket in this year’s presidential | University of Ilinois-President Dr.jgeneral sales manager. iicmcay Caen ‘CRED Sy SS es = Int "hare ach 33.3 weet : 194 election. David D. Henry. manager of sales onto: mech or how many yee owe. n . . — . t 128 «= Westg Fl .... 83.4 NO SECURITY oR ee REQUIRED a by wel White ‘at : - ; \_ ONE ‘PLACE TO P Int Tel & Tel 33 Wootworth “el Member Ameri ijation of a Counsellors johna Man. 80.4 Young Sh&T. 686 “Let 9 Years of Credit, Cousecliing e: ot Hours: Daily 3 to 5..Wed. & Sat. 9 to Pi renlegs by ppt. MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS 1'¢ S, Sagthaw DESIRABLE COMMERCIAL | PROPERTY FOR SALE This desirable commercia} propert located in the City Bay City known as Washington Park is 300 ft. x 500 ft. size, S rcea heivy commnarcal aad Wil we ule ie oe This Park property is ex irements established for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. ee ey of the Agent, City Hall, Bay Ci City, Michisan unt 730° P.M. ST July 30, 1066 at which time be opened and publicly for a period of nine (90) da may not withdra LSS eRerare ee, i “CHAS; W, KINDERMANN, Purchasing Age tom oe aking er areas around the E downtown business section, and is served on one side by The City of Bay City, Mic will receive sealed bids for city OF BAY CITY, MICHIGAN C, F. JABLONSKI, City Manager a : a a feirrwgspsaa? o. yodedsageprir tt yeti cots & = . # _* ie ; : hp eo - = by a - +4" ae | = ‘ & | a | i SO ; a : ries * sy F yee ae aS, IN “T >, a ee ro ; ; 4 \ nN rene § va ‘ i 2 Vve* severe iY aoe Lewis M. Benham ea To Nofi Help Waited Mabe PRESS, MONDAY, = | . Pa L. Soe | erassiesca tions ~~ OMS. ia ome ee Male 6) Help Wanted DAY, JUNE 4, 1956 : , : ¥ — Soe . ~ wt ow : _ ° : SE ‘ =" : will be held at 11 Longview, sant, sows 3. ee tow w,| ' be Europe. Te IN U.S., 80 |SHEET Mele 6 H a a | : ied am. ‘Wednesday |_ ; a4 M jew ? m.,| (pald. Wer $15,000. Tra MBpr. = elp. WwW ’ | . ig std William R. ANNOUNCEM rie 46: belor ter,| Info. Witte euty Salers —m fl. WORKERS, a ened 8| Work ee ‘ 2 | > with burial’ a Funer | ENTS. Feder far 5 teteced, Sueuem Stuart St, Be Room oe } 8, relt work, Must mr See tis, le Wanted Scssale 13 anne oe Cemetery te Chape! [Card of Thanks Gea fate! ot heme ham: rming end out,| B VEER AUTO... Powniaci' ai : B Sa 3 : * . ; '. A . ‘ i ; a side There will be a In M Nespas eedtccesseus 1 oad eo G., Law- AMBITIOUS HONE id overtime. MgGregor Top| | we 3 minum ware, ae 2 CHILDREN tated usiness Services : ‘ . 5 service under grave- emoriam brother of Benham: Sincere ‘ST . Mig pian. wen as:| Viettily “ars TO KEEP <13) M U inder the auspi seveese and anda See teal ae » mature mi 1 |woou @ inv com missions ALL Moving & Ti nited Craft Lodge 534 apices of (CNET sank 2) Strvice, wt * Stor’ comteenne ee oe cuntanteed Penile Pres —! ager. 60 needed. We sup | yom of "Keege “Harvor. “P| ) OF FOUNTAIN PEA PENS a : 19 He died Saturday. F & AM. funeral Oiecking cvcevdsn: ee 22 Wednesday. $300 " pe puous training i ere ~ ac Pre-s Box 4 i y », Salenman |? suey, FE) ow Seneral ~ ~_ODELL CKRTAGE” ie . geseseens am R trem »| sions to . Plus ¢ D: 6F : . ‘ ; \ Mr. Benham leaves ni%, Monuments ....... asoee. 4 339 Walnut Potere Puners om the! Life start Call Mr Fe wo to 11:08, experies NTA 5:30 f Ts —ix wet WASH- Co. mW, nab | Local Di GE Margaret; a daughte ” wite, \Cemetery Lots wreseene W fiat rol pag ois —1ee_8_Buree_ st rE 2a Ae Wettington eeeer| Sih “oven a ae . a goss ae two sons, Lewi x ete and seecccsseees D ing “interment ae | — _| We, Ee ew CAR Be ge oe mde gs eumee _ lee. aos ae eget. i a ore 5 home® his mother wrence, at | eevee ern, cron sees m ' lesmen to New can) ‘¢ycsing and. buyers. Ad- oa eel : M : i < f _ 5M, F&AM d Craft Lodg our _volum plete our JOHN and tim: s. Ad- dell iG $3 B 4 pee age two are ee das n-| EMPLOYMENT / ‘POX. JUNE | MA a ! Ous — mtbe = . ce nah ‘e oe Huron 6 Poa secre Cae wert FE tre uo ae Lester Manley. = = ae 1-408 ed 4 ae _ = ~ ! Lester Manley. —__ : B in Kentucky Mrs. Ruth Povci - Help Wanted M _ — se ¢. LEONARD, $11 car Apply roe id ee with pay oe 70 in @ rv Sond BIG PAY FE +1508 & % MOTOR SER Paintin ik — : cy. of | Help Wanted etl cascaeces 6 Joaeph ti rather ot Mich. age a “= ac progressive ae time. Complete. othetracion fal BABYSIFTING WASHINGE~AND| Paes eset. ing, 218 E Pike, ~ g Decorating 20 Martin Willia male ... and Mrs. Rose thomas Pox. * dealerships qae coves Cane” -9-68686. onings done 83 AND AGED isl WAYNE HEATH ye OL | ging : ed bch Bertin Cemetery.| SERVICES OFF GORSLINE, JUNE, 2 ed, personally” drive. porchase | —S#!: #r SHor we _Zaagt. ouecieening woh Bt) HEATIN gaye O| mates PE Gable ne Funeral ce at the Muir Brothers! Bu ERED =| teloved husband of | eel are trecee cauipment. Pall agceptable weep ee GENERAL z FE) purnaces fi G SP ECIAL 1 PAINTING | , liome 2 | usband e 53. me i | di Call ‘LEANIN' re place rior. day. He died a, Wednes- ats Service’ ..........12 Gorsiine: eeand of Mire Bibel C| sap qualifications jog) ating “Hap Wa Wanted F F “5 wa ra pe pm cal ves ag te || Shima me socees on | et 30 get cent Se a tonk, He leaves a fs Busi ing Supplies .. s0n | Ropers Epes of Mrs —s Ine. eubsidiagy “ reseen emale 7 + business Fon RAWLEIGR sa ae 45745 xd ask for paired, Rebul. 7 5 oe ‘re a-1 fg boned 1 s wif ne: aeeeees | neingbur . rs. - Ba of : A ence needed . No e 14. egies 4 & Spec Gas three daughters, M e. Blanche; | ss Services ... B dear — brot eat Rent wine] TOT, Sie tek Pag LTER y| % make oe ves be ee | ees soapy 5 SUMMER| sompan mary poe phere aad | wa eeee oe este sare Cauley of ers, Mrs, Robert MC Cotopodite ne Vag) Belen Beha canpen th mh Cicaes NS ae si je FE C000 CANN MOWERS tetera | Seeae. mary Satie eld sline sand eigh’s, “SCHOO Re HAND OR POW |ar . & wall” Tson and M rs. James Chiropodists ‘ 14 will be held Tuesd eral service WOh WANTED 190 F, ni. like bab: iL GIRL WOULD er, sharpened ND 2 Ei ec est F paint. . _Detroit: Mrs, John Carl: . ; eS aelee es 15 130 pm from sday, June 5, at B AN trio AT yk _helper. ore ee By ccoled eglors re or repaired. pl ALWAYs est FE 5-06. : and tw son of Foot Spec seeeees Funeral Home Donelson -Johns KE F ‘us man with ¢ Us- er's| servic repaired. One G seoratiog, 36. ¥F8, ————— ee Wile wa c jalist -— Punerl Home with Dr ait ns ER ht Sova ae i200 Tamilies with, Revwlelgh TRONINGS. '$3 _Phons*ve Sali. @8 Lincoln Ss 20 vee, exp. PE Will ; of | Dress sececssees ADA, McCat iciating. Int on H j suite and ne one in coats, ucts in 8.W Rawileigh up and A | BUSHEL. Pi delivery. . ves. exp. FE iene iam Miller of Cali making & Tailori | aa ferty Cemet erment in| £ eneat wt ses. Position ts of Pontiac. Oakland Co. o: ap _end_selvery FE CK- | PLASTE incoln PAINTING i - . ilorin ich. Mr. Go ery, Rome XPERI EN hour: with better-than-a eee re St City |TRONINGS . i RING ALL KI on a A Furni ing .16 __Donelson- _ “Gertine' is at’ the MUST A CE _WECEss. 3. Paid vacation ve Oakiand Co ie in N. 7. RR _ Myers. OR 3-1345. INDS, H me a Mrs. Dells iture Refinishi -Johns Funer t the) RO! L8O DO TYPIN ARY,| &nd insuranc oO ‘peiy Save | rn +. ‘plan to contin : grees St 5 $38 me “4 PLUM be — or tile. ioe . Delia Mosh nishing ....16A peral Home. _ LL. ONVOICING G, PAY- ¢ bene.its. Appl o|—tese teesee started. Se ae. 1% 8. Raat UMBING SING AND HEAT ee ean stimate: nour DAVISBUR Garden Plowi ™ GRENIEWIC ERAL OFFICE AND’ GEN- Hy ols ar pg er ard bg EATING. H 8. sae ane “s.fte — s _ _ ng KIE, JUN OPEN WORK. ‘JOB olly. Phone . Brook St. wanes we on 43767 PAINTING Della M G — Service aneoooonr | alter, 9592 El E 4 1956. Now write R , 71-5541, oF _FE 8-3433. ORK BY ‘DA " or AND Mosher, r Mrs. |{ncome Ta : we eas or Mee Ra. FJL, swieigh's, Dept_ MCF MA bl bay = tle 2 een K__D._Willhite Hwy., will be o,f MS Doe Loud x Service ......17 Greniewickie. nd of Mrs, Mazy WEST DETROIT, GLASS oN Se > ae Jworeen |MAZORE,, CLEAN EFFI, | i ats oR ee hlawamoners rari ite ee Huffman. Funeral Home. Dash. ry Savin neccecal eee gins Ske: e_uyna veo’ FE “ re ANTED REAL, RATATE GAUES| IMT Eathewthe Sala sain te Episcopal os, held at A =< caret WE r. Days. reas. one bal tins xPE GRAEBNER'’ appease "dassed 8 and ——.. raw TH estimates FE 2-6019 EMOV. painting Reascoaty AND ae Five ville Rd., Inde 8660 Orton-— =e by ppg cee pps BARBER Airc es pence, S brees . fooring TREE 8E Robb eras. Pree 2 e net = WAN joned salon . eways aed | g. RVICE — bins 238 T. : Se ey a Lost & Found ..... zat iF Bm Funeral oT aSeS | CARPERTES eee one | anti sunaenenenne 1000 MICHIGAN i ree.) trait trimming “— SPRAY. | WALLPAPER S._Jtoe. Fe Cees: ‘the Sharpe ae Wee ee pene pat Home. | CARPENTERS WANTS w apIe| Lane OPERATOR. | V. BO 2 W SHuros oa tees | eitimates Phone. mosquitoes, ete Oe EMOVED BY aia Hore, Y at noti plies .......24A_ 16649 oe ot 1986 DELLA, sid abaeras ecetoaeen, mu DIO) _ 40741. ‘Harbor FE pee rs. E ay FE 2-8830 FE 4.8003. of WALL WASHING att 5-6201 Park in White Chapel Me with ces & Personals .. 5 Mich. aee 55. dea “sate ce mal Ser Wayee pdyke * See COSMETIC SALESL. or Men and LAYING. FLOOR BANDING =| went and pump r DRILLING cS eee work a on i , Birmingham, unde morial | sessed Tee acean — and Mrs. Gh Letty) CATTENTI ox = m's most pets FOR BIR- ; _cov WORK QUALITY. D ump repair. OR 3-23 __Ph pices of Cedar Le r the aus-| Rutt s "Tuesday. d caervice wi i) A een Ha pl eS mont. Eaperienced mplele depart | Wom a D BILLS. FE 62050 ressmaking, T ailori 96. hysio-Therapy 2 ire He died Ae Ne | VATED | REPAIR CE. rowing 3 TRACTOR ox “ co "te UPHOLSTER ¥_ IND | *C (CEMENT Ww Gay 0. 'SLIPCO' __ TELEGRAPH ING = 313 P R Pontiac | 73e" ewORe ALL KINDS _FE 5-018 wee ) LEVELING | aceaaen tes DRA FE _¢-s008 3 Pontiac Bank Bldg |_2-33400 ete. Jensen, DE PLOWING. “piscine rena 93-5482. | Le Your material ve BED- g | CE a oT ew LEVEL | os’ os CEME NT & BL kK _able FE 465 con price reason- ___ Lost & Found 24 4 RororHELINa $10 az | | 1 REW 3-0583 __ | eam wr reddish brown Makes wane down ‘ace & Reon se when breathing abcd ‘ He leaves his wi fe, Mildred; wi two For Rent M am iscellaneous 42 a a from Voorhees-Siple ‘nape with Rev John W Mule - MACH : | NDS GOOD _ GENERAL “OPFI cE GIRL_ sons, Be nnie rines, Archie cee Us: Ma-| pe ter, N one da Rent A . The anc, at home; h UBh-| Ren pts. Furnished .....33 oific! Rev is paren t A ‘ ating . and 5 ts, pts U Har Interme M nfurn pe C nt oon of rs. Roy Ander- ished 34, Pollowt emetery. LaHarpe Caro; a brot r- Rent Houses Furnished «+ 04| Pibtenes wilt be. ta arpe, Tl Lon Pon her, El her her 2 Good tiac: and f edi) don of Rent 1 oe 35: Banks fo be taken e. Mr progr rates, Overt Small Edna Mill our sisters,” nt Houses U = wl sal Men Ustarse, oo am Remede ime. Long, Som shop experienc Miller of Colli rs, Mrs. Ren’ nfurnished xs- tamaree | So oo vane a Top | A ee eines wteterred | Ph Relies trice Vandemark ng, Mrs. Bea- t Lake Cottages | WEBSTER ee B VISNER- OL E wages ows Pdevt week bed Union one FE 53-9277 Bernice Jemere Si Geral: Mw Cle oe 3A) Bann 8 oes eae oes EXPERIENCED < me. aguesi bri Beet | ee cee roe pe ciara BUILDING ; Mrs. J reaux of Uti . For Sa BS seevene ST bore pnd rh Bt. Oxtord.| bulldozer se OPERATORS | QUSEKEEPER | PERMA - WASHINOTON sgauan OAK SSTOM BUILDING | FH R ulia Perry of Ponti ca and le Houses | ware Webster. pong wife of, _tournapull. PE PE. C8500 afte elec R ricl we live to Mop ERMANENT | PHONE ppetel BLDO CEME! g_ Modernizing ae a (OFO-FILLING “Gand | Mrs. Edith ac. For Sale Lake essences M3) ee wlll be held T panel ieee | EXPERIENCED MAN } daughters need. mal re, Sree | — oa Ome SERCTAL 25 tie * ™ A (DEs aeD coer eee ake Property. fiche het RS sateen ce tony Sees maces es BIRMINGHAM soe, ees et Be? ade B. Webster, ce for Mrs, Edi Property .44A| Oxford ae ee (EXPERIENCE Lane Ran | tees 47 50 © ves Saale AM) spose SERVICE! “3 xc OUND ONE | 74,-of Edith Suburban ‘ | Oxtord C cating. Interm rt G.) ing m D ON WOOD WORK. ar ¢ Midwest 6-41 weekly OFF ERIN FREE OOM AT Low ~ er O and gardens Wa , Uhree-ect comedy EXCELLENT be held of 11 First St Property i cen be se auntie 6 Neem ertdiee|) edyhe achinery, pref WORK- M LOOKING — 2 Immed NGS | ROOF ESTiMaT cost R 3-573" yne Dutch- | ties may clai “nierested 7 at 2? oe will For Sale wee ADA) Pun in State at the Webster o cabinets erably win- tious woma: FOR AN AMBI- { real iate fall or | - ING SIDIN ES, ALSO ROTO - TILL | Way Playho m same st wae 7 the Oxford p.m. Tuesday { Lots eners eee Plumerteit| _E Eke SS me Empire Sup| °t, 7 n. 28 to 85 BI. ries typist: part time: Bec:| ea Kivenion CABINETS. gardens. C ING LAWNS wey eusnewe Leas HE ‘ Bapt y rom For voceveaewes 6 . Oxford. until Washington | —s jon ‘ake Rd Asis nice personaly © ot Fen | and ¢ genera’ office aan CUSTOM CABINETS. T s_ OR 3-0T84 | AND sth MI ere cn er aft e Ra, is burial in Oxf ist Church. Sale Acreage .4% day, June 6 1h ean Teen, | PARME frie learning goa Bare jerk and eageriepeed ooteaeee Baer BUILT GARA «TRACTOR WiTH | — - : ord ae with eeeewe will be take at which time she| ° FOR FIE _Pres vancement. rtunitues| 20. W. Mase mplovment . 38248. Wa CA OF} —- ore Equi + The de away) works, 118 ater. Machine! ce utc Pelt cooeeen r NTER WORK. NEW & ‘PLAS 1_washin eneral bul awn main: CE AUDIVOX HEARING AID OR 3 y com e closin g to pment the of so ater Mic ain Stre chine . s Paid vacat ork. _tepair. FE 4-4 RK. NEW & ASTERIN ishing. FE 5-9937. a FE 2-87 venance and _!0 X HEARIN 1808 Siicsiel — as , il Ered Sale Sporting oo0 A) OF od St 7 ten at Reebee FARRIC F ations. AT ae p PiAeteaInG: REW AND e_S0031. LANDOC 12 or FE 4-45 oircx Se Anaea are y municatio: pion Vert with Goods .. so well. ss of one we el} M 3003 N. W FAIR P HROOMS eller, FE 1-025 REPAIR | ‘APING & YA 10 | (00. WEDDIN einaw: FE 4-0539 "10, 4, — + 8, nc won er ommission Hunti we eee. 60 And Lach lev ed, Maintenance M : . Woodward ree estimates F qEMoDEIED |” G BNYDE t FE ¢01 RD WORK Suth DING INVIT ’ 5 : or _before a ng. Accommodati shee: ie she sleeps For machin at echanic _. iL 5-9 408 Royal oat. 5-2804 E 9.9309 of FE gandine R. FLOOR LAY LOWE! 7” Pri erlaad Studi ATIONS. $7.50 he on on . a peacef e shop. « WAITR 15-0600 “BRICK. §-0502. and finisht ING” ER STR inted na jo 18 W Aur Se tnt Wr Gl Pat reels somsfartoete Srp acing Mee rae Pa Te Fr ae kero eee eee 2 oe ae : . g. Noties eee SCHOOL r oe Wood, Coal & Fuet sooo s 66! Bact imiaged be Metne always. Tequired. Top rans to aod wiring | WAN 58 and Pontiec 1 re] » Drive-In, Gcuveueia aeraie’ ALTE® T RK Ie 5 _ KIND. ing. southeastern yorreeayeg wal lil PRG HOLSRERY. Phan oor ye fe --- ee here! ve URCTI neces . Broth man. | TED: ations. \acaes i 2- — }- ee esti ¥F - 10 oj = ‘Getnaale Bx to Sal walified Plants, Trees, Shru 6 et} Muse < Ios Setter - opera’ apa L_ EXPERIENCED - PE 5 nay a service Weather. | re REMODELING 1838. |ROTOTILLING 2071 | DAINTY wATD 9 2 ae Cr A trict, For . bs .., 48. “Flowers up precision ttn gece] Min er_pratetesty <7 ee treee\C AR PE tly.| work reofin AND _lawns. OR | 32000 and FE. AND = Burns Tg da ad a a Michtesn loomafield, ot Avon. ‘Trey, Sale Pets... +0, - on 3 5 ot machines ‘pork cn cates Mes Dairy y pales qeom: te TER RAND “CARIN breesewar ee sees. cee noe FILLING oe ae FE 51842 83 Mark, fie ee Meese aes ed a ass sr PORRTAI'S FLOWERS Ro" phqnescalty Rmolorment eRe = ee S| Poce conan BB aie ‘soDIKG Ano SEEDI Presa In Debt? ; Ci Pappa 5 FE : FR AN bid a , - A lor age ig of F.00 evtigek ; F " ~——Euneral Directors 2a DAN TELS ME FG. Lary A a 1000 » Baieei ron baer PATCHING zop ri_and_ % D Lys ony Ine” your having trouble meet va > The places of v ara Letes ie ____ 2677 Orchard Lake Ra | eabseae ee ton rin _ DRIVEW SoTL” BLA i s ace 4 a Eee rk pov 1 cement AY dirt cK DIR 8 ‘AN us t ee oe paseapaiens *¢| FARM MERCHANDISE eas Mar cheer ta STOR TARE. ois: WAIT ie oer ear slay" anc 7h » AR ieee er Ghana SAE earate aX i—e Heights 8ch 'Hay. G | cate POWERAL Wc FE @1211) Mu: All around ding eontrac- r ; G work. R AnD Caz - — NDSCAPING DIRT “ETs* OVEN CL eater. FE 0-0458. - ay inet Abe De eim ool, y. Grain & Fi one AL HO! ‘uet have t man pteferred LS, New te BINET TRE NC = ay crust. EANER R 4 eed . Commpigte fectttie ME |_de_Teliable rans on ; ir, OR 3-4857 “NCHING A YARD 33302 ee rene ca EMOvéS 74 Two \pestmoe Wood School, 2751, For Sale Li saseesc el) ; Dra Plains s. OR 3-778? MAN _ EM . Must Reas A ON FONT. B od ND & DRIVEWA , cleans ithe. or acrapin: ees will vestock -— Waterford T WITH LA —- John Fea ALL KINDS ULLDOZ & back AY GRADING. | iq Notions new. Waite's of three ¢ be elected ‘Want aveees 72 wp | up truck, % TE MODEL PICK. MEN" FOR GEXERAL_ OFFICE _ 41330, therstone, FE RD. ING filling. FE §-3552 .| MA - _ Waites : ates are: 3) years. ¢ for a) ed Livestoc ™ trans ck, 3% tom or bett PICK- OMEN FOR CARPE: . wtD Tomp E 4-68 i Mov AHOGANY. REE oe a é Aitred 2 oa Can-| For Sale os cevecoee 43 onelson-} -Johns Fee gees 4823% ati a meg. end handling ene te > too smal PWORK WANTED NO) fr, ce a et ON ae 4 AA. mee . Trucking 19 Fide Wome. 9138 Freie gen ‘ Grant Gri S08 “DESI RAL HOM : yton Plains Diste| eee 7 wetalied Ps. 23-7204. jarge 22x25 conerete floor f Da. ‘A-1_ MOVING ~~~ | ON ail Beven Babee ‘Sale Farm cones ti) eee : PAINTER * wom a Koteneeg) oars oe mau! ft. cottage. weenie service. TRUCKING N A ARD APTE 32-0018. Oscar = : Produce ~ SPARKS-GR! R__ FUNERALS” class, MI MOST 1 EN me Ponetae Freee 3. MAKER AN FE eet _Boytime, +8283 or PE Sool, Nagpeclen: reep oh plats Ge . Hysmith Sale Aaeeee te Thought RIFFIN - CHA? Pentntenttin ‘dwest ome ; FIRST- be over 30 ITCH Fx a 450 Kitchen D CARPER. : 63571, debts cont pal ‘ible T am S notice. in given by © A Nasi 178 see IGNIFIED. SERVI HAPEL, | “Gales of small and medi Bloom ee ee CEMENT A eee = emans Sepeiee 12A k EXCELLENT SERVICE bald tae tar ott Y, District epee yl rder of the n Sales _ RVICES em ee Square La ‘Wood ND | BLOCK 3 soteseeole| | = NT SERVICE ON Postac. Micke Pe ‘Dated aang Count ondale School agoneodeoseuel ll KIRKBY Pri 4-6020. um ae p.m. and ke wa. bets ward FE 40497 WORK. BRIK re Rates FES 3 AND APTE c¢, Mich co May 29, 1956. y, Michigan. a Funeral Home— — ER ON SILK AND WOOLEN : 3:00 p.m ween 1:00/ COLEG : world’ bs CRETE i B. HAULING wi s3ese| Simre 2,/1986 1 = THIS DATE, : seco EBWARD 2 TURNER, | AUTOMOTT Voo | ose ep ooo "Bath Teast Wat Simmer employment. tone FE Fatt bud IaeeP take, Beker ‘yeh aatement, ol leaned FE ama Taottacid Sr” 2 is rd of Educati i IVE i rh ' uron. eaners. T10 W.| 2nd exchange tor CHIL- as . “hone FE| _M commerce e Brikerete |ASHES AN and, 4990 yeeif. , June 4. 9 195 | ees-pl ] PRU ; w ee mse ne ENTERIO' nto Walled Lake 80st! Db RvsBISN Ht Pontiac, a Elisabeth Lake Ra, Once oO 1956 | For . | FUN p e UDENTIAL _free, | most eves Rochester-Oties house Ceiatiae EXTER ©. | Sa me, FE 5 AULED. Michigan e Ra, F . vc ; RANK i RSONA bone is hereby renee Sale Housetrail NERAL HOM Has openin INS. CO. aon Tee Pune PE CHO. extenioe _B seman June St ‘ON AND AP : = oa lemat ths Rent ers ...78 Ambulance Se E salesma: for an WOMAR WAN ain 4-7559. ork usiness Se moving win te HAULING,» >* hn we shall APTER : holt Zoning Boa. ¢ Bloom- Trailer 0 i Bs Plane or Mr n. ry executive TED FOR =~ pene Susiness Services FE $-44° pick up anythin responsib! be -happy < Yield "Township Mail, ate rd of Appeals Auto A Space sees TD FE 28318 Meter stent te tet a tive! ust five im. al OR HOUaE |S pio & LAWN SERV. FE |“1,.uniny es es ytbing. | ong: te waLOwin entervain- + ea ‘on "Monaay. J ‘at 4200 Bota poco tont FoR Tai OA -3404, Call sfer 6: = HAND DIGGING. Gay or night. cleaning UGHING, FURNAC ‘ _M1 (Aon Ra eer ork Lenten y Peo een Be 2 uy Aetemoren tc. m) =-— SOMMtey Lat ge eo Seeks SS eee a aoe con aoe Trucks 1 ae Pectin 5 thie Zoning {éllowing, petition hnae: Se sessscgoensA) BAROADE TC p Lots. 5 ail, instaation, é ¥ 1 ep j io? % — eareimaintl ‘ / as ’ —_-~ , eo a, See fh , 4 a j Wid. Children - . yg : i ; a val J oe * to Board 26 Wid. i s ' TH : ! i Contracts, M je E PONTIAC PRESS. MOND AY, JUNE. . na ; REREQSL GATDRER FT BRE , OY 9009 MORTGAGES\ LICE OF HAM pa = 1 4, 1956 2 ? AY) Or = ant = 1 : ‘ Lea aa ~ 4 For Wil Howsshotd inna ie & sos | _ - —, Sele Houses 43) For, Sale FURN 27pm «asst Eves. FE -8001 st | "sre A ee a For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43| “s a : . ement 1% ba oe | oc ITURE E, NEEDED |ws ve Tub, UE 2 | Lee. - pede, : OR 3-2460. mo Frembes. QEEN HOUSE 8 . . Pontia poten NS- inte a basemi Neato ~~ OF alte aeel mt~- LAKE LOTS ; HOLIE & HAR rene ND ry er i 5 0 Ww. B GER 2. lake priv ? GE urop, | _Dr. EM sots 272 Lookout. Pine L ; Ww PE 6-183 | 2 39612. e Lake front Wanted Real Esta Gi Resale BY OWNER 3 BED | front s,, canal _Estate 32A Boo fh a rontage and lake privi- | boots and bus "FE sven. | bes ee | BY, OWNER. 200 Bassers ST. ‘NORTH END. 2 ke _privit SOLD po TG Sly fy a Ep tulle on too, main +} Etizaberh, ese Mots oS ed attic very ‘as nt. Us- | room, caparete, nice 18 foot living | [ i or Not Sold BS. 2, * alioncllion memes crn kitghem_ paired, wells, out V ake privilege loté on Sy your property tsn't is for you. 3 bedroom Gas -4 and drains, — Leavis] ake. ie s because it sold yet ag —_ ruit cellar. «gaa hot water with 81.300 dow ne oon and ens, Neviy. decorsted AILABLE NOW ™) rson n wiil give. some lu weit : ‘ are =| WHITE [3 marae Meceeeeee| SYLVAN | Gupte oer EI i ~ 8. *, JSescgn Se fF) settee Saat frat ee Srdcgoms, fa bom "Socement | fanch wae ome” of, ed RED ti PF rooms, _bed- ~~ Money Wanted _28A BROS. ~ * ieee t-ai RIVATE BATH This lake front tt is mont den rooms, living roam. 2083 Orchard take. Ave, PE 6-04 one RSE CORP. ~ 7 LARGE ROOMS. 2700. poe Ae v-| plastered. walls, full bath wert | LAKE LOUISE—6 Bend PE 4- Hits. Ra. ALL KINDS OF W REAL PE 24380 . $ ned sartiy. finished. ee ee house. ROOM MODERN FE 3-91 “take Ra reese ae ae ey > Foe oe SAF PVE ENT mused pag Mhouse:fur-| Neatand vel tnt atte “al| ae Beeeeae Bows er , MORTGAGE MONEY, NEED FOR OR_3-1203 i furo_ Adults. 942 Auburn. _ lore. op Lak wers g&- | new! élean, Rear S16 : . E : ; 7 ROO! te. 303 Auvers. bea e. saf y_ fenced yaa |* ee oe 500 DOWN Niuolpveng banbess EM 24 SERLING YOUR | tastes a 278 cB bench Seto dows: “mmediate | CAST’ long ilpad ct a |aant SUL Oe Toon tows | Lace 1 Sermom sat “soon ON NEW HOME? “3 RCOME TAEBLY PORN. CLOG 21 3 at this PRICE Garage rge 4 room house. | La @ nice ne Vroom Sewe. FELT 2 BED- cama to downte Y FURN. CLOSE We have homes tn 3 BEDR . bay at. On Hospital Rd. A good ee ee eee = WANTED: ss. oT es = eo, FE 5-044 section, lake front ghoul erets | ee ae te at $7900 with terms a ko paeet 5 feo > $5,800. PAY G ; ¢ are in immediate 3 eity and sub- nch home bes 3 OWN. This GEO. MA Tie schools. fect & have aecd secaniy, On| im fe, Cay, apd srfooets aaa aon eae ED ser ee esa ec as wit| Ba oor, atc, vlog roam. | wa Realtor) “0 mt Se me D . you, give wit : - __. Wanted to Rent 29 fast, courteous “Pontiac. Fer Adults only very ae Baric ious give os a call. ty room, full bath a show: Phone OR 3-1268 ee BusixEss Ceo J. ,A; Tavior, Realtor, Sei BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, a a NG—REALTOR ineg ¢0u200° feet. Pull price S r arge ost Lakefront = FAMIL OR 4 . Huron with firepisce. 5 3 bedreo: Y DE- and bath. oe ( TIT’ Knckiy vying. gan . ‘vicinity. Phone Mr. — Pontiac PEDDI ING Y 7 iret ] welcome. . FAST ae CLARK REA ia ~~ with Dui . court between 9:00 and 6: ea “PROP! + YOUR Bisebeth Vibe na URN. 2075 AP Newsleateres ~~ —— Near Jesiyn. BE\ E RLY ex L ESTATE| ee ae wail . UPLE WIT: 1 quesapardeeplatquesntapaapenss e 7 4 i Se : < bedroom nfure Mid ea ged Our = th Bee , _bY gang “ye ‘FLOOR. “Where * a earn sort pared te wing ‘Se eudaye. Best Buys fas temnace's iireimon new . 71-8655. ad Pontiac. FE quaiitied pont showing outy iid 7 ROOM ee oi can I find a cheaper store?”’ storms —_ 3 ¥ BEDROOM HOME, ALL OD. T : car careee neway and ons png Eeeraa | Een TEEO 6S | 5 noouts PRivare, NPT: Rent Apts, Unturnished 34. SSS | ecieened ee eee oday os Sheek Sri Bescon pepe set nme ured ree | 7_ROOM APT IO Seaamp Rent Apts Unturndahed 34 Rooms With Boerd 22) SECTION Feshutttaeats SIme Gitsec | abe steera nome, i eT we oki f or financing and clos tails APT 1 CHILD Wi BATH UPPER, haat agree extra lot off Dixie H en 1 acre land room modern home GUARANTEE “A reton, we come. PE_ 23-1706 wat. | Clean weltbected in winter, bas BOARD A ne da Sac iwark tac es'| ek st apa SI | And topes ais a A: ‘gee en This is = Ser Etn tod To Buy Bell — } ROOMS, LARGE BATH. PRI- at door, Child was winter, bus| close ‘ome rege yon MEN; Tard | con Pract ik ne — = to} able — City limits. Res ust clectsie water soi ad i * Dk 1 BL ao ce-inerifer) YOU BUY FTP T ETM re |_ og’ dinance” PE'souta EE aipesti apr ate so seats sed plant, © | )s bing eed ei accoht| bet, Owner. Tearing state Se : LTY | ce. FE r ‘A APT BOA eas ams Dr . 3443 District. wea? rE || Stanor coens noo APART | Bea Sad pte | Pome AgD, ROOM, FOR, GER. WILTIS’S BREWER Syivan Lake Vilh oa create ee : PE 21053, trane private & en: on r._ FE $700 FE ¢5 Sam e Village i OR: REDE Howe DC ToRN AN eto r en 18), FE Warwie OR-7 REDRM HOME IN TOWN wife assy oe to ramily where |CLOSE IN 4 RMS. & 9 Pig Takoe cow. |* FAMILY. Le os Fe sms | fench ee tun S threcne ee Serene Hees ° : =: — ALTY CO. REALTO sett stg, AL Fees envwere: er erected vorch & nao Weston Fenssan et S08 * wreome. 303 rain. uote AND | ‘without vasemente. 1 carooms,| car sereee ‘jane tod ) mie ORO | eos TO RENT. GARAGE OR | —— Seine Rovkengs F RooMs WHEN UTILITIES VERY ee uaFURNT a : | BOOM FOR GENTLEMAN: CLEAN CLARKSTON CEMENT STUCCO | | piece. wb audio eeling. 3 fire. water, heater. Located lGpen Ever wn ee eae tue i TE 2-0263 clean. Well-furnished : Fr 2 . ose in. FE + reoms & ucco §| Th utiful Living Real pay for ttself. ome Ot _S30/er Bat 8 Bun afte 4-7018. ba @ all-Crosle Toom.| elf. Only $1500 - ees ae BS wext (Boom, TO, BRAX oc Bt Wrhanie Peg | On cs OP See ee a ei | Sag eure ani ocean + pense Pen daw rine! Post OFFICE a cioding heal 260 Preapect. Md A WONDERFUL a renee eee oe u cabinets, manos a| NOW S THE TIME x Z ~é —- ena "pope ber, REE | MBAR, ARO | semen ma] begs ee oe Sages) Ss yor ot, ARE, LOORING BUY OR SELL | eso Ove or tpene| ffemy, ame 13h Sonia At trained siattsperial diet, doctor windows og, eereens. Real plas | sierm 4 rpom,, nome with | YES. the ee ee ments for & iny on wil sell Ror your A [ROOMS UPPER. WEAT FUR: dryer, $100 per us washer and lovel Beautiful around 4 BY OWNER heat. Reinforced po gS car garage, Loe = | home is pronanly Taegan te 383_Auburn_ A LTY CO. "+ show you bo 2st “ae ss 08. 6S SPESION POUR = ates e and 06 lots, 4 bedroo and dca: gerage. City sew: , ated on | 24 you tor rent the Share Living Quarters 30 yt seaman tated | eyeig ovine os Re RUEDIare POSER TOUR gaat woe weiner | Ga Ee te ae foe ie nies Li ee eee ace | sot aves a nn is | - OR. am : “ ws oars POR ELDER ., le up. Sunda: |» “ " . : er ee cre 30 greed atiey mnomen | TRO ANS RATE BaP NEWLY eat epee Te Ee | eae gEaieten food and Se ade te Geka | PE ome be Se STS cect| ae. y'ssaisd | eat" goedrodn’ Rome” efering f wits oe APT. ee Be. YE oe sy oeEn LJ ten. BABY WEL-| “Steam hes breakfast room — R_3-5821. feed end) Keer ‘al ae on. . = een aac rs 2 heat. a it car a gas i TDOW Ww HAVE | 7 ROO! _ at Hot wate s Excellent Ca cLanT CARE FOR AGED. n for §10.000 at door. WILL om and utilit convenience gare your i. Boe Pt SURE TESS: fre waliog for propery to anes | ney na bn ot Mines a ee — Bites aries ot ook Ge bo Be, Bath ence etree Pe Be ee | Semi home naed | bats feuds pun erties «| ‘ ~~. 3 11 The : soa WILLANARE 77 ere te Can Lake, PVT. BATH AN . Pike, corner Sani oa otel : Com 850 per mo. landscaped lot, re YOU 8H ts $7,050. 4 Wipow, WILL, SHARE 5 RCo Taker Gags Lake. Baia 7 Eusstes | s-ROOW APT 811 Paro at | aiid bearees Rooms 39, SALE BY BUILDER cle b Hareer’ 20 W. urea. fescea: fruit Ween, anrubs, 3 GHOULD SEE IF. Cail 2 employed ion. sa¢y or io: el! as Gowntown Pontiac ¢.| for 3 ? NO R TEL mrt x powN 183 : est Teens and oil : Z i Pontiac varie. ‘caaea! + now for your appointment. Call | ot 3. Nr. downtown, FE WEST S : AUBURIN ew 3 bedroom starte: poe imost immediate pos- CHEROKE : s Box 104 us.| agent will come to tac. Call J ROOM FORNISHED APT. | +7050 SIDE Reoms by Ds : Situsted on 90x!23 nome | BY OWNER: 1 sion. E HILLS E you Close to ; Also ? yer W . . 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FE 2 SMALL eee = Rent = PE pines K = . setts FE = Ed ' So Ledresms. Dukes resuita, call: 9 For quick tere Cae = Water |* "OOM arr ay GAELS. | gay secerd MOUSES 5 NEAR ent Stores 40 > Lu é ae ave - $5,100 oe bed M. Stout, Realtor else meet en esting space — —— + . 1 ch . Coupies or ROCER | POO! ro oma! ¥ \ a T, c Th ocke seam esi ot | * sina EVER ERY THING PORN esi re evi. Com. ons a per, ment. eo ey YRS. Established in 1916 — Tone en me ‘under ea ao toe Sevisicnr't tor quick clean: oo walk f owns b EDROOM : j sere. at an PM, . sereens 1848 Union Lai Real ealtor P ( | ark De ee enildren 1) Pair: pictey = Modern deye, Lane = | TO BUILD OR BUY? 2 ee Wartuees est Prastered | BE Faleg ane! attached ieee: ke rennin PST | Red Woree Pe ; THE ate : a : el al ston [sy ye et eae eae, ‘sgn ane| Rent Office Space 41; | QUESTION | Mee me, fal eee | vera creek Fou Ix HONT. | fore been clered. for anle be i “| TRoo i NOOSE PART. ~ : ms or et one ‘ASH b ‘Real Estate - [© ROOM FORN. APT. y meters, Hort ee a cae CI - ‘CUCKLER REALTY coe cate eee, ot mae ee = For land - (oe Musee 8. rah children welcome as Ts 2 : +4625 For Rent, Off {ECK THE 236. N. Saginay LEAVING | STATELINCOME WOME dus m tee the first ee to ine for | rge of small. Small. Buyers bck eld, MApie ry Z . " bo HOME 7 Miles i Ideal locats ice Space FOLLOWING AND 5 a 8S COMPLET e for sale o1 orm apoet OME we at $22,450, with pect bo ae gt a Ap ag Ri Seta Eee aes Toe) SS a ee YOU BE THE JUDGE | Fev Se oer rr | seaman wee” | PIU he of Bs 8-0441 oF Pete. TRADES. Rie ; ee mere rea Mo OF | Plane roa 3 ph = A = : BR. elec eat the: Coe call PE baa | 5 ne joa after 40" i John K. Irwin el are aes ULTRA MODERN | i 1, ROOM HOUSE realtors lol Bedroom enon mae mm r1es in co HAYDEN. Realty f° UE ay ROOMS g AND BA Tv ROOM “House. ron Sx iat eels trance vestibule and —— rue teen wee fornia _terms. Call x poe 413,900 —- | 83 N. = = 20% «FE ent : usw YEN ecaee, Ei Stas s series Fo ld a ee ef] ttettrsarcs | feet. heey ree, a a ee 2 Matt Pame Sie . aan, 1 FOR LAN ND CO} ti s the leading ryiee, Flas s r + es a APT e.D6. i A : 3 —apoereanes a 4 WN det are + * basement, cabinets, full mi % bee room, _ fur- MUL c WA EER in teat eas eee ae eee | TE reas ee ot meee | = uarvo senmice|Htend BEAL Ee com ~ : sadock N. ARM HOUSE AND APT. ts AIN PL or \ ; Au this built ch ts landscaced UNDAYS aaa nembuitiee of trading your ’ the BAC eniidren we) USE AND APT.| W FLOOR LOCATI our jot fer 612 ea ment walks end. stor oe ADA CONTR ACTS \ ‘state, We have b q@ your Real HELOR'S APT EVERYTH 2-280 come Romeo PLateau est Huron. next to ON ON | 136 read: aiso stone fencing st SPE S VANTE eames, base caer armate: | bone eat end clea: ING | py Ruilding. Idea! Riker! xO caste a Dear garage on . R “CIAL We need D_ worthern ss opportunities and | __ Weed, off N i S80 Robdin- | RN “COTTAGES, fessional ser for retell or pro: BLIN $21 — BRICK RAM- | the if - Edward B Kettn This ts the best $1,350 DOW 4 sale Buyera - ee PORE, tesorts Listed for trade csakiey iPt WEAR ‘welcome, 3810 Dixie pGliLDRES F. Partrid rviees office. War’ | BLING RANCH HOME 70 - ake Man, EMpire 34432 vicinity of Lake Reng! tn the Por . we WN you? R waiting. What -bave no Ot a | burn Het APT, REAR AU: | MODERN *}. __| urea. ee Realtor, 1050 ® ft long This long. lew LARGE 'PARM HOU large rooms, 2 bed tion today Bi room house on emall 8ON Heights, coup : 9 RMS. IN — FE ¢-3581. ' modern ranch "tal yd USE BEAUTI-| bath reoms, with vd. Drayton Walton euned pol heamager new ree = Nags Sa @ Pion to Sonne — tr. Fe —- welegme By ee < never fail 5 ire vee Near chareh and echo fruit trees power er nice utility foom ult | orig 2 Basement sore coal tate, 1363 a Real = rT ee LIKE TO 80 | osee an APT NICELY “Rent Hos FE #310 F R Lappe Center entrance i _or FE 2-7136 1 FE 32-2706) only $8,500 ent Ail this far ca =, price only $7 po lag oe evenings. FE 46492 St. . | front home et Willis: 6 pl wk. edulis afte ent How or Rent Mi | us good traffic an . ») ~ om oot for Mr. Cher. es ee oe a ast a on FS bets Or 33 ae rm, 36 —— neous 42, cows rset to celing wie | Excellent NDE AN VILLAGE Aone 2 HOMES | LEAN 3 ROOM APT_PRIV Ext. | fe “ra mao py rm_anoon | mercer, gern Fas sensei, eS, eteerest | 190 mat ow tae Largs > Necreom omg. rotor | fd 2 a bedrooms il modern . HOUSES .- 2 & 6 FE 99070. Call between FE 44740 afte | eu ccomere ote VE buied 300 dove O-clecsis, 1% bathe: You must soe thie, exceptional a iecpuee Poo shrubs. Ove for 67.686. Flowers d BUNGALOWS : T 5 : o | —pettem Ave extra large | kitehen ~— tib Kept # room home enany | becoment. gas deat, sir 2S poll tbe wag oMogreed _EANYTHING form amt.,with, private (eeth. a | fie Busabeas tate fe} ener roi co tached “farape, and many babs op. re. wae otek | See ate fear | Sepomtnend POP ‘dhows "by : ft neely tera Eliza @ mo. . wan many a th for quie e ss Available iz cag 24 hours for your equity. elcome. ee , a veer), inel Chat DS amaiapaelieatienatiece RENT nen TO COAST poo $15. ote features, ail ou beat. Bhnagros Pu deme Ww Titan Por 4 BEDROOM a) ae ard Lake _ an, 018 and Closed THERE we AMS ~~ So Ca Central ~~ a of land contracts dw. M. Stout, Realtor EXCLUSIVE < ie. te BATH PIRET Réatiy “nesity children weer | ai shoes P long 01 price any of the Auburn Heights LAKE FRONT Ail’ mode te rac 5 ae APF ¥ } . ; Unus . tm your couract, large et Bring nN Soe eet panes OO PORN. APT. it ea KE |* PREDRGOW HOME Wi mee SSSI Gg ae == HOME PLANS Seek Me yore heme, seeds some eo ne slow, (2) SEMLFINISH M e the cash. . OSES a wee _Elderiy_couple preferred eges on U TH PRIVI- lenwood te our — i ge space. The lot o Homes. ~ — personally “for fast eoTiNG> WANTED | “ten end LEAR APT T close TO rep ces Laxe EM 32026,/ For Sale Home Planners Center” | \Yalking Distance Scaped and vectaaes” °°" | ee Gna “scuthwest ot huburs —* OHNSON fetta he a rengeatial prop cant. wore. “are fer cult Peng hye Pl ys _For Sale Houses 43 0 far's pian boots, at the ‘com | to Downtown | WHITFIELD SCHOOL nf eon ee atone S. eee fea Roger B. Hears, is = cao AROw. LOVELY SURTRIAN 3 Be RD BATH, ICTY YACANT—2 BEDROOM ee oe | 7 rooms & glassed.m porch neat A reel tamfy home of 6 ashe men Fi oi to oes eer $ ic. GE « ROOMS {003 e OR 34967: replac HOME } t : excellent conci-| @%, & equate : F E425 eat Rd. on ee ieee FE. Auburn Rd. of aa 7 ) FORN. UTit- ¥ Roc BIO LOT. NEAR AU for "1 om bay Fae mom Move in FLOYD KENT 7 | ts Bader oy = storage ‘ eee ural eee ace porch, ~~ Gets 00 DOW N R QL 1-615 — set $Sra8° werting outa ang $is_ Owner Box 835. P Au Lake. s, Williams : ENT, Realtor} ‘*™* - go at only $10.500,| Tete? heating Babine room, hot | Porti ae a 4 and bath on paved — a als ot WE NERD 6, OMELAN ey RO genool. Retrig wen wR nos LAKE “QUALIFY BUILT HOMES” trrensed ee |e “city “water, lights, gus, Bia ome ee "et see. \7e bu geLiorr AND Lore. ot, a, Ma F 7387. and stove. fF heme. args sate Dis office John K I in some eat ee eas, Edw. Bare pon i MA 62903 |" Co sre child "Adams }¢ ROOMS. LAROR YARD. Wa¥- ———— Ybleck Nef Tele . 1TW . canna 2 tout, Real CASH FOR EG . PE 4-338, ms ¥ 63057 . MaY- ma : Telegraph REALTOR “a none 17 N. Sagine cater | cual ome eames EWING AM EFFCHEN—— PVF AVAILABLE AROUND JULY 167. com brick — tege m. togmen Oo sme Cilent wants well-leseted meters) Salt. Newly ¢ —pyF | New 2 hom 7 2 bedrooms Beek, A bergen. CUSTOMER PARKING 10% We begins Strect: ES 5S" 2% ee, DIMEDUATE =a $30 ROY KN: AU 4 A ba ie ee. Wom- felt venetian . pene. water soft iC. H : FE 2-01 ; ae Phone FE 5-0447 i 1ee Dk ic ooaeea: ex 2 ad contrach oF POR YOUR %%4_W. Ff F, Realtor Ba abt pier, off _tequired on HOU STON REA AL’ sad e, FE 2190 or FES<«@ | aad . 6230 a K. CC Ti eeaty one WrLL tena one ve este FE 3-6 — ee SRERPNG FORT ‘Rent Lake Cotta 7 36 TAT r ies _ Scott $750 DOWN , 303 Aubura Ave. TY 2 43003 ———— = ae ' | : 4 13 ; ommend t eg Realtor) "ottice | Putchanera waning a MATL “MODERN A ee SAS [8 NICE canine | = a | “WATERFORD Tr ] -Le —*Searoom name iy a yee. we. tea W. muren TE vate “ yes i iF YOU WANT ne eee Ph Pontiac EM Saat ou week, plus ice _near Lewiston near BEACH, | ; ve See wees ‘tumtoum cerecns. | MUL’ i buy @ land cont LOR ale ee tes og RMS APT 4, FE 2931 Cl room. ee ee a TIPLE LISTING R AN results, call ract® For quick R. F. McKINNEY — VERINE-APTS. | Se asoe ee CABIN SCORTAGE | EJ LAKE « This pareeon Estates Sell _owper Oe? ; | NEW CUSTOM Sues te O MR. os —— Univ 13708 > t 2308 a - exch. MA / teat modera.« home at ir la GAY 3 bed BUILT HOME NLY taatpesnl lie cA a he ea a a ESTATE) itdatin uated’ RD ie a Se x : ‘ 3. | w TV and aa action «treets d lot. autd hot wat se- g were | if GURS | ear Age TEAD | dea) Bach “asa ‘eaves Tis Soarerome i on wre 2.50 | Rabie Rae mae "a Taig if rom, Quice, posses. Tiss, ed vention 300 = REAL 5 ts Also liave a fe se City. bedroo: rick oleve with a T large bring 5 : coms, dinin closets closet Ward | xp as | rouIry. Rent apts, Unfurnished 34|— == os Eee iene gt | arate =| =" on be ne - n e, ene! ur extras everal D CONTRACTS | nixe WRIGHT, + yagm noe amo norm) "fing Satpal Bc Z| Het Sun, ahaa | pez somes ~ DOWN | Se Se wm oxen Soe eae son. (28 T Realtor oat my. angest. Sead beach, scatiereda te) gaat. quent, 1 | sodroome down and one le P . -_— Pian: aan ea ea rative Reni, Rotate os weekly, Federal 64302, ON THE LAKE. He | erat ut ge Beda ian EOANITORE - le , place you h re is that out. Ted bath..end tile 18 : co. : ave been : tn 70 GBF TURE co... Rent Apts, Furnished 33) SQrTAGE AVARARLE JORE TH ne eae income. 3 fully roorn tal Qasemect ib recreation edroom he ae OST FOR YOUR 1a. au peat rie tatranes ic nent. ni BLE JUNE TIL lote. Plenty ot ne Gees 3% ear palmer wee Home bird” to age. 1080 W iy, ae, Seeere Lake, FE. 2A? pittgttt Srebard LE roa RN. or 3 to 8 E2470. ‘Relient szrbeo, Very” m espend-| ghrube. Full price 13.380" fend CHE s 3 ROOMS : coe ent erms, Cail reasona' substantial down CK [ren gesorenes App pire dare Stn wove. ghower. Prt. eat PE TARGE on 2s a Ge kst home fa plastered and es This} YOU CAN ee sone NORTE END in SE ATURES E om MB (AND, BATH, ADULTS . 7% AM a VERY GRAN, OVE _beach. FE 5-4 PARE aS COTTAGE NICE ar ston > ith good teste. tol ad HOME, _——s REART 2 a bunga iccsteé ea = — Birch doors, tiled si aS ; Washington. _ _ Kota, jretrig 87 Mechante Sierin | ae edraam 1k ry WObE Real Es m ceareeenss =. ae St Bus and pre gy ogy Alea og ad ta eae creat” fom gp heat. os or oe rn Veena mete om oars ws it PRIV. 7 ) ROOMB, HEAT & Lid ha 300 f. Rem Tenia — “cnreaes Mich, | Garage Only $8,950" ent gas be _ Pail’ price, 98.385, aren = "Day vor: our clients. c wet a Lat LARGE ROOM E _year 9480 Tan season oF e rk: e down, Ca 950 ait a cecmate —_ : 3. peer = r Ray. * uy “00 : wi Sa nS ha i isis BE |e Tae |aaeeie cota a | arkston tesa 66: Geo. RI mene eo suas so Pee | a, Sy a APT OF TARE. “Dn. Oye LAWRENCE W REALTOR om twin } $53.92 per Mo. | 4 e entrance. 130 Huibe ain, Clarkston, Mi "rE B-010 dwin Ave uD APT A fase ‘Fisebeth Lake Ré_ at Oxbow ____ MAple_ $5821 ch tx 1 or FE §-0595 $ TAXES AND. INSURANC: baths. 3 Pvt. |? » - et Oxdow | ; Orc o Answer Call FE 2 MAHAN iAP a Sarel ai. 8 AND BATH. STOVE AND WALLED LAKE, MEDIATE, OCCU ANCY a 6 Fae > Derative Real Estete Exchange De cae y, roished and 1 parti é : : | Ma-aset Pedrm. “Reasons PAYMENT | LigvING SERVICE 9 8 2 UNDA REALTY CO, _REALTORS ee ” arescies, Edw. a NEW 00 ‘AW ‘OODHULL I NEAR DOWNTOWN 10 MELROSE. Drive, out Lae Evening noe" eniia Escnenee ROC naw: M. Stout, Realtor “modern Maple $7088, NEW 2 epRooM E ms aa be Boome Using ol . oe 107s _W. ee ene ore hae Ce Se Dee ¥ sogean oS For R pee FHA \ HOMES | . iS large panel eS se Dining "Uning foo, Bu tome AEN bee g siress, Ture tight Huron y ' re is 3 . . a 2 Ee” oS ee eae ent Rooms 37| {thet HORES | ttn dearer sows | eats Gf Beak “Automaue ate’ | Castell | Realty Unlimited - ? ate pein, OB FaTM i Nendalimibiaabiod * fore poune working mt maneed eg eb ae wet | deena Mae “cyan ce et ment sereensd-n poreh, Scar tion for reeming heute. 26 ATH. EM- erking mothe shade t abundar —_ with sand + : . amount of money to in \_preterred Apply. business sri * fewty dee. ue Marie tT. taka care of be ay while m: < wun bing poe suede i ss0 ead well atceees, well worth, $22,500 with INDIAN VILLAGE = WE in) good land y to invests reterres Aer ete Yi = 7 ROOM APE “PVT ENT, ANB jaan ih penis Pree mother | OPEN DAILY FROM 1:00 P.M monty’ payments atom, 608 pet W ATERFORD TWP. 3, BEDROOMS. Living sda Call u oe oligo tomnl L- | _Man bie rent Me Ww. mares —*F oe, | P oe ance. exes )sae Seer. this lovely § room. ment, Kitchen, Den, ‘Base- s before yo _unfurn, Reference —-, nto do odd 248 uits,| 28° _W__ Huron +361. earl Bldg. C 2-bdrm. ho ltpetory, | Fruit heat, Laund u = PO. ss 8 eee) 7 ROOMS” a tae N, Perry. | CLEA A ae g. Lo. FE §-792: ramie tl me. Close in. Full ce- ar. Autom try tubs, your contract. and Patten Oar BATH, sTovE for NX ape lage ound 3 ok OWNER. WANTS 5G uiry i = Dr ayton Plain Ss fore, pls cred and shower, oak es: Water + ~~ water 4 priv.. Me ’ ra tte @ wall-to-wall e any Close to WM. A hates ee 3 eee S on .| 4 nedroome RANCH TYPE heat and ges hot Ege thers ferus. a hart 3 fee . evpuimee baeemegt Ot May | Jelga i recreation | feo, Torvar gaa recreation KENNEDY ih Gann we aging Cigars | Chee racea| J. R. Hiltz Mos . ‘all Lo r ‘ 950. : = wt W, eeAtTOR | * heap tor camn, PR Sa1i0, | Bee throughout. Automatic v AN NORMAN LAKE REALTOR- wt WopenBreaings “tl 8 i we 8 BEDRO total price, oy All included i | PO a ucnal SAN eg | ina Ww. Maree _ i mae ay | Lt yy ‘113,000 with 02.800 | [ered upetates, Pall bi oa “Sale yu vein Y * a . , AR after heat, hot ts. : . : OUR LIFE'S MADE) 87 Paadoct..& eas | | |S pea anys be Cla kst ae oer me as bmp, sata fo EASIER through Classi- restr wn 3 a st H & “priv. emrence FB ¢ rex. | *¥ OWNER’ 7 2 on ce Stee Les - ‘ et ee ee EAT & HOTAWA — | Pelt nbrenee FE ux | ST_OWNER: * pocet mown. Real Estate I Tied Ads. 'T a-ROG MS, NEWLY 1 DECORATED, FURN. TER | “cen ee Bui ia pecommemt,, os automatic heat.| 20 8 Mem ne. SPRINGFIELD T d o solve, evety-|_R"ivegrant Appa We Oat FURN. W. SIDE, REA. wee eve HOH TORRE. | Rat Beri Biter Fao | ataee | oetedne ss Mal oh - 7 5; -| age. FE 81713 Bridge a - 7 ROOMS ere. =. AD ad ag Rg me problems quickly, dial) —* See anes Ras 7st. FLR. PHONE FE + ULTS. ena ete BOX. FOR CASH IN , MARK STREET Bite 1 block off Dixie Rwy. bait = 28181. 7 i ROOME “1 5... 8 two Y v A room home, full . . he ; . . ment, reation base- : . aa Be ny — ese POR | fod R P fs sell things| rere toist and invacory. Ge. tL ADD’ : 239 Russell, y RO ug assified Ads price. $11, _" yard. Fuil im. Call FE 3-008 jeans nc An aes ope : taste |" teed 1 goes! Dia N SUNDAYS ~~ 1M x. Yaa Plaine i # eee we ; ; 4 i ie . F pais pee . Bae; % ee » Lda a af ii a ie a J : ee a ie ? * fey poe J E hy 4 x ie ee f ae Sails | * > 4 ‘ : Poi “ . 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WILL: aan ke sb et Lu y located in BE E our er Fen DR ~ : j ee: Baa rs NE . : THE ] hom te ——_ bed- : , overlooking DR ntr 4 = on Ooo Fo ¢ Posy, aie ton wa) SHO RAL CLE Hs 3 from be “Basement 0 = on elatet 00} uy Est M | “Ponte or Sale Call, OR 3-2088 eeeeal ae SHOU! xAL, CLEA [A Sean ach Pier = ) @ | eeramra vi er Ealonal be we is fis souce, Ne Lots” . a Corner end REA LD jo N-U gna a ‘kite tae eon | = Tastetaly : 7 tarnish ages ts ial hen fine conse LOT, 6 “ A LI BE B P y $1.00 V4. Block ? = nd iaundry to ee {itul ground : UNI Ww. w store, eee Jee adn MESSE vidual . tus 3 tnrge. Fos Ss HO L ED- fetes bo \ myd Cranst ernised’ fer YA R i tory che Beautifully ad i res WwW : D ART RIDGE ae eee BASE. a sie lie Pa sae tse ote ‘e Cy te ara ae a Suu a a if bas aor Caen 5 ¢ er. \ & N a = ‘ ust It she: we 1 ae oe ARTER : Bence ser ie AY Aye ager bt estes ease le Houses, acter aree Bere Es are nn | Fer Sale Lake acl is gan oe wid Sen NT HA DIN ALU J. Fringes a tele "room. cup: | * ater oe ROOM HC = area’!' you’ term on. living niawaasee 2 re Re B TPE 088 neater. “pproval suse M ; 43 E S G cree wi cae a s 43 2 V . mn -——e en. Event al EAU La % nestor R EMBREE - —— ne wn tore beat et a Be 43! OF quit re WARD Pa pe oi aie ace oa ort, FE a Bye eR : mMOW LAE &G Ls OUR GAGE T sO * open Ev EN,R mbing FE SB AT hag 5 ___For S — | REAL E. P ce. 418.000 MULTO seve Batter fA Prop. 44 Gre nonE alee riARE RDS” OR PRO * ATE! a $650 fun ealtor RES eer Siebe: TREY, TO ei, ABALTON So TOR ARTRI */GA sti wick = paxeraont || PACKER. ¥ Tia Tr Realto hon : ~ > = ) n ’ = 5 : Bioeks _ BETH PERS oa ae i WN. ae west ietely turn PROPE bere z ene open_ Ev woh: apGe TE ae | team COT oe oa estate A Bineks So 80 “4 ST. AR ES t. '00—ba’ mn state. of. Laake py tary allt the 43 ve. RON 3581 W vic: RM w iE Lu 1¢@ hd b Lk TRO! fot" at Boe LAKE Een 8 room bargain pr storee | pads Wut seen od with T bus hurd te 4 to's : AP YS . 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Eee EVER Yo SE MATT L ms —— Brick Ban raat Ker I fs coo Sag | ts O ie ete nme sr hes iit Ti vr service Pontiae bl = IL oO E ' Di - this N a t ee or My aie DOWN. i De R 5 ee Ge ov ed | IL. ning : ; : st nie A s| Nee ng or tgplonn os with 3 0 S ; ne and ba z rE bees FOR T BE A. PLEAS ss Sag OR S| en one es Th prt & IN we today Finish =e starter 730° bus. =. lee eee with Estaces SIDE. GE uae a RTH See B — Scr son" a Lee Nee ris sat tome CG Ree wave Mes oe ad ae DE bus ata down, ic E IRE a beinted ae ayy nome floor ty be MF $950 weit youreetl ter e B bl ediate 2 oe BE ion as own 00 ft. top a atk Ene = eae eiraiem | = Sas Se nia ve een ei age _trocke Su sec ; : . B R, aC ar =e pedis sca? bath wal ot hide an cto ann 7 —— J rick 8. | ow ei Posto =u L _— as will Motor | TH EA \ ia 2 eo Ph meat dite Senttret | mae. PL ae | med Lanse ame Ls ten} Ge a rom bed pei = 0.500 Eo v sen | * ve ee : Es ED os IM as “as : UiIFUL NE nN Family ; a ad mete Gow Lvs paved arse Ee ue. ke speci ace atroom bei | = mac men 286 Di ae e Ra sent, of ‘4 o 4 ser ouse 685 | : ent, oft heat, OF equity ; fare et rout 3 BED W sect Income a ue he Sl LES RE good vine Sau sane sian ae ae artes Ca ha wane aes ane ee toe z _. oe ate cy, TH rr a RO Paes a ao SE 3 La ve teak ae a ee . Sai fe TH ene OCCU i RAREST me OAS fn ome | ely en us = |S Te canis = aoe Econ s ease revthal zs — ae BA RED eRONE F FE " aM | are coiprats arene co. ct Ment rm Ex ase Lak conven . SEE ned 100 P ae Sas er M2 — ginn Property. T RF CK HA‘ NT fmm AT R OURS ; * oa, mo. W ine ts news / RE : flow jiomatic hot 2s a= Vien ghee e Pri ones THis a Suchy vine ‘ me: mosphere. be AT UL AS AND ciumioum URI me Ox owntewn oper now ree / ALT saat sale best of acre caren he rau en ie ron: | REASON ell Inshine. EIN AR T WON ooo = % aG xbowt ™ ats ae OR | $8,000 “ tot wets air Love = are ae moder he car RONT een: oe: L A SCH “i ae TH Ell WU en H See ran art e—2 alk NO ‘i (Meaee, Bee weer oe sd Sines pena Stage ee wa | caccruee: cE RM R Ss’ ding leo 3! b ext om ke 243 oak A Bea NEW ly of Aor ter b ey n, fall feaae : ° cluded i) RONT bic he r * R ‘ BUONE. B J TH “te — water breerew pi eases a Acr RT ts Fe ew = Tes s we, Seep i 1 ‘base Ota d R » ile ig apnea Law in Ba IC EA FO tun is th et door, Ledgerock ~ ew ite es can HO =o = i pateme | Bric 050. te rts erecta: irontae t a eASES the Ley. il AM E $4, ait R it e rs, $e sock fin roo. ie 2! fra ull Bij I ff basem rm | ck C Te on hrs lee e AK Rapa! ' ae sore — ent one Ha 7 COUNTRY 850 Feld batt on finest =< ae acre Nerary FF JOS ‘na, Berit tc le Es teed os = =e = ee ene fete ear 4 IPLE s Bon. Re es W NTRY — ah on you op ne pind 1 Sareee echoo bi in enh coe LYN i ar e DONE toda es. —. Att im on al une rs coon aqeaed “mn 3 caoae ob) rose ty ponding w each : L Res. HA y t om you t por- 301 unt rg pric } ok argh obs bun | : Ca L180 y- tee ere 3 bes Wobetnr: ea * . repiae 23 b rT i enpes po Hobs ahead a .- 3rd. 5-947 P 4D I: 10) e red oh HN ry h uw} do’ ed nd tor pho ere gal with taree, — oe 3 bedrocm bate cio _OR apie ses pereg oe 5 rty a Pees de rrtag ine pd : ! 1 EER el ING pons ane i or our, | 7, : ome. eace Bee You Sarage Pare aa corte niet Scheel. ¢:s i foe pe ee fant re Bech oo | : ‘ . = ME 4 t jo = - te by R ER IK IE > Is| | found adv spec urs |2R_E L WE aaseaion sae trom. pe re naned. a lovely | via alg ce el eistret LAKE ™ ross ‘rarace OR > le < He ofa IG i F E PE el n hi an ific 670 W nee VEST ate ~~ Value MA ety e | Fico bea alo mt, si ick be constructed en “FR oenee eso 393 BA * Bowid ere a LAR V "OR HOW: _FOR S.. ugher S| 43825" pe bane SIDE possession 800 wor a . a eres ack = bea ile M30. be (ONTAG ner, __ For Dixie RTR. aT 7 ; a % S| alo . Ee th? r G. 8 1 _versity 310 T ust eal a panera s - Eves { LISTIN | creat LL IOWN Dir ONLY price r FE et. er hea’ Indian Ville over pete tee a bioc La sto arag full pst | ~ \ D101 és off rE. x he - $800 DO . ECTI oe d) 2-080 roo w "wity fut bas righ gut "Pote eer ke n— 618.500. | ‘ V “Dees Bure le Ac MA | ce See 3 NCERELY. WE CAN aoe sail | | are =e neh wo sug eo rere te me ies ARIAS TA ot ey ae ws} operon 3 “BEDROO} RECOM i a | a oo sae paw ne Sat = bar ah ee ARE ae Ryets oe, finmediate ore Beas ve ne ras a2 fe [_ Morir GSC A separa du rs OWN aA room ee acre i beat prick bom He IAG rth of Orton “ zs ee E DV i cE t atch ry | IPLE ee ry 2. Off phd posal N, to Cocoa ane eee ct mittee tf poy ae | 737 INT oe. foe bag occ te UB TI : Cc VIN HO Y : jae for eles | SYL Lis | tod. 000 on a » Real Carpeting ri a wba cond!- TO ker re eo t easement | & ia Bald IA 1. r one r with apeeee AC IT A M P. 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NORTHSIDE E 4 bed iel peaped rea wiesse oe Sat 7 price Lak : 3S Ky seg ome THE ae ea Seater KK tht mE” Sete ie — Highla na ae fo ta So re FIs : 500 — 1 ato c a” Fe Oe N a | aa A _ ce re 23 | ag act iaesr ne ae ae OEE ik | ae = es tee aden ae tatty Soe a CEH oe : : Y ze Ps < " On th se opty Fin: ~ 138 ~ exe 3 y asbos rep La 2 be ted | o~ M SH BU as | A ced a! 4 ey ito, down SE OV rar HE fro! room rBhacen f iC ek iin ne ple e - | full fir ele BE I. he ~~ ear s th F cOI foto. HLT , an r at nort ecr rat | ee ore |: pane Ee sei cor Begone Ese = Ste oe eet Ste ree . seen R sa | bon ATE HOUS | a fee Tey 5 | [pet Se shed im 10 | Rise jg fare Roy a gone ES Resort Proy wae slie RT Tri per acre DO 5 ; 1S spot f ; 8 ud clhee 8. b t. . 16 3B on. ‘eens ace ane . of beac hi PR r t : ve 3-71 Ra. ea ? W T SES Salon th Pale i down. 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EN ce "uvine O 1 ee G R NOW oe ot opporrnity marie a ‘bec ne nor roe ath on side AMILY ot on ronal R 1 a Rr NTY reine ind. | 500 D R ee ~ ast stb iat noite Oe EAL Tie ees ned i. ee fore fe ae Pe ee 2OGRS your RIS Ble kaa om ae at a= : 3 bedroom E ents ME T °R SA : rator, am \y and corner. UN AES es { \get Mod ee $7 Ali rm eee opbes i BU rE nese Ps se N. M ELTA 0 Lak R pe : 3 bedroom : ME H N perl then ses 12 GA ug. et sink. e —On $00. arcom ny sie aa LIST | een “Caanga fer ick A rs eR O = gh 4 2, PAIN RE AT he FE S er a WS Sroams striking Brecrews Low./s re pies ern kitchen ve = eS income A Fr BRICK xO | — gabe a. Se ee GR ror Sale = ROKER rte pee? dogs IN a PA EEDS ilve You he and panel oe ay it- oe 513.8 brick firep borate \ reenal oe or bath con a SER Na Pad BIN RANG Fa a See } d heat, ul = GAI 7, THIS hon th t Lake ne Bav'to eture cote anf int " soe mae - in cab: aiid Trove a screen es Srna sta nee wo Se Sale oe te) woe: 3 bed GE } sone ——= COLORED a | SC SOO OFFER Suk ret ares Bos aces fae oe agar Te wh) oe oe tate 8 ; b ED ON per ae ree eae fire or : recut oe reason cnet cia area Bw Bo ots Sat an nese L RD. * hom 7 N s NG A off ite lak is 2 will ® ea h rej aa & | ie. pie ed rte ILD 4% ow Day ileke: be + ene e lL; ae E R- | er ef jev b nd posed ™m .- | pelts oD ,. f ti TN ’ on “ en a rage. a a oe, a oe ae a ee ay ely 2 Ot nina 4 acare witt uw & NA L I Sa att . cod we sri ~ poor ——t dase, on", * aa at i wi : y . « ‘ onthe i __DRAYT a os FULL, AEE ER ONE ogee i a oh ee i sore ar ee ~ Tell mace aN : tae Seen Meda ae Se otal REAL BTA nis SS inlet FULL $20 PER RONE| | Bk’ pee srt on = see pun s/ KN a sats ae SE mace Bese ar we Ennis PI | G PER I ME 18,960, aes TG ment.” om tls ave *. ea mode abe FE. 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R DUGHT on only orth "Rnd. t Te {3 shite room nie Sree KE ion, Smart | B ly $10, Stat iso | 0 Pro trade —— REALTOR 5 anil ood. “| Met TED: oft er ile ort Yw OGET Tio ny gin 80 . mes tn. About Moral ely Next ence NT, se loom with matent to . ae TRY cor a Ne F a : ACRES. E7 Seas aa DO. Ee H- t pleas : = heat, oc tne! $8: weatane Pi years ex tence Ta AT | ed a Petes sens 6 of parking -escerient frase parking and shovoing. where new | BENDIX Saginaw ;_with at Bitey_secuum | om Crees Coat @ $225 Direct factory pric ae Se 1, MALE E COLLIE. 16 venings and Sunday 1-4 | Pry Paar boris brick bldg Oniy| you. Or rooms await! New. “ELECTRIC DRYER. '*) i 5 TOCeDE CALS Dae Cement In. Q.. $220, furnace apy lobe oil-fired FEW 1959 MODFI oS old. OR 3- _ OAK ibaitiosk price plus arp 612.000 | * your oneal al and tell) and “mstallea, Ne eave Castles _tion._$35,_OR Sass CONDI- 450 ft. Seristasat tae $3.73 OR 337 duct work and terms. can | AT EVEN GREATER SAVINGS! old a INGERS Y eng 7 : TERT IE 82 per we ver). | AMILTON ELEC. DRYER NICE 30 10 90 7 E465 : _OR ng. Lewland.. ae Weck VES 3 Ove, of the fares eee Home & Auto ein _e washer, late — ee | (30 ae vote... $115 ——— iT CRY ¢ = E 46509. GALLAGHER AKC 7 SCHIPPEREE P’ 2 Large home fF eserumenls | ng tackles. fly, and gift shops | f ee ee BED Ww WITH ey, fit Biveccre = 84 ACE MUSIC C ples 6 wk. dan 2 apart. the ops i =~ ® Box 4z4's" plyw #5 _ CO. _pie a. old, OL 14203. Sg RC best maoung abd Rahing Loan Company, =z ieee genet seamen ounces 108 BAT rato 8 48 ee coi re seins POTOME grTeD AEC. COR f . be to a! eebeke’ ust; country. Comfortable owner's i ny plete tnstal- server and er misc. ite lS window Al NUM PICTURE ALL MAKE SMALL BABY , Bc — z i steamaby scouee Sane | Nita lamp aloe od irs 1 .N. Perry Street Only $$ plus gas. Ken: PE 2-193 ue MAKE SURE ITS | alu so 3 smaller horiz | Suet” yay tenes Maik | ou wrk wen MALE. 1's YRS | | s n r Fi tie Gas. 3-240 yoo | GOTPOIN' _ \ m. windows. St t ; ih ld W 3 e 2 BLOCKS EE | on an, less than 3 seasons. 010.- | Hours: @ to br Genuréay 9 to 1 APARTMENT Tae GAB RANGE wea See aoe coum oo ask 3 BURMEISTER iepen “oO Reasonable OW Iaeal nts me feat boocl Go arnt a rie oLe es ROM | rea estate BA NB TO $500 ee ee ‘| foe oe SS Munro Elec. “ | OLD GARAGES Sees tne rent, Cait Mit Pea. | males, at service Besewell Ken- seat CITY HALL a TunSUGROUT MICHIGAN cm & Wsymagroas Pal, Ttese's res dott Powers Ra. Parmine- 1166 of valuable Aub I Ww _ Lawrence at extraordi elec. and gas DELUXE RANG : Oo, tage. Put in new a | NEW leat 4-4979 GReen- frontage with large verty Avenue n EY 5-358 eat UPR 4.1538 | Fluor: nary values. Michigan Eitea° endition, iE, 8197 Coo’'ew Late jd Terms FE ¢5654. garage doors. SPINET PIANG, CABLE. nr +4970. . home. ve 7 te . escent. Orena 1898 $80. FE tac 3-4? Drainich & B feeaate FOX TE a : meat used —— seal aver 4 Do y ‘ou Want : a ~ WHEN YOU NEED _ ane ee chard Lake Soe ——— = are Telecraoh : b ie Pail ae ACHOUD_ WRECKING CO O $395 up, Row! Preaucs ‘Ge OL — eaagoraten: ce nee ‘ ers “REFRIGERATOR moder TH | PE 1-4186 | fenled Ee 198 after 1 ; ine 84 TOR m mix 4 IN p.m S z — LAvOrrs eet eau 1995 to $500. pig eeepc Ra 3 celles onst me. 956.08 poles, $24.50 val: | CHANNET JON oh PIECES, 16°X_ Pad SOIL PUPE. § FT.. $ x9 | PMNS us CALL BEFORE s=yegeelst SHEPHERD PUPS. 4 rey equiped Esl, Se Sov aicctenr oat cree, | You can get it quick | ANTIQUE CHURCH 3 MODE: eer Fisor oo) sale Sores Michiven cask gir ono. sews | 1 dave Riineat svpeLt & eet = a —_—" Prom “lemperninent ARC, ‘Ren. restaurant and’ 43536 M: B signa: quickly. on yout mn black. MA luerescent 383 O inks to bduild in | POWE! 2100 | RE tT A&A SPINET mpion Stock soda bar with large apart Spm. weekd arsam. 8 @m. ture. car or furniture No.) A | Are rchard + Bena brs sinks f from $3 93. | POWER LAWN oerR ition ie i PIANO WITH | _ and Hepatitis hots Distemper Possension 9 pasve, cr month ORGCERY AND MEAT MARKET Ge we ce ee cade your ee eee ee eee ma ; FULL size BEDS Corl _ Room onan ia ST ocrre © fo ere eee nse meals wrt be credited’ te your | ORTMAN SHORT HAIRED POINT ford. Call ua for price fad eres fod igeet bapa! quics sale. Out- you with your money s cobicans, A lutte aT L&S SALES FOUND es sed neta es meee | CASH FOR FORNITURE | ‘stor Pitas a ma sr Galtarher’s, 18 E, Hu- One maie. 5874 Livernois Rd. Tro 4 : . fee, ‘Gueing Living) guar fants ‘par Speen) wie "hey | LARGE i'epor diderrE Pie Sipe prugurscest Pi (she $35 rie srieg TO _ Ste gran pian a sass | tan, Som de, 8 ALE SLATE § : ¢ must retire because ast, lawnmowers, §2 00 HETED RUGS; ‘UTes. Newest, brigh = IMPS & Sones MO’ ae piano “Waho i puppies, reas . ae health. Lucas Food Mark ik = Gas and and up. | ___ M¥_ 3-283 mod . brightest and most | Reg, ses 50 WER | ish Real b gany fin-| f , 4875 Pine Knob | . et Z ! electric refrigerato MY 3-2603. 000 0 odern type of . Shallow W argain $265 ane, Clarkston HOME —— Mich Baa- FINANCE C ranges, and water pretrigerators. | LEAVING STATE — WILL SELL rsen tastier. bacecan ead Tee: savers: De on Jt peme | Cat ome Co. tte Saginaw. PARAMEETS CANARIES CAGES. | ieee ace. Gnks hese EXCELLENT 7a iar Paes State ‘sent iorm Cccenes ‘ead’ corns See esascae Mesa Apply Suguay tasery mera $5.95. | pumps. cep and Suallow Well | SMALL MEDIU — ree a Oakland ave. M AR | Sate, “Dee Migneey. ON il ee ee room ae . aor faclory showrooms. Mich! Colt at | Ho Sey .euueed asa pupa ano eleeent condhigy, R P| Parakeets Guar. to Talk r TV vets, rad s, lamps, |. LINOLEUM ¢ PAIN seek hed ek a Lh PO poset Se mene Lenard Lid Allowance for old bt | 109 Ww. Meron BS MIAN AGER ER 7 LO yANS suites a wor a Se tx teh bean Cleanup Time Is Here | Toron qREADQOARTERS Sale S supgiies._ 1 et Pe pe ty | paren Pe enn manievene orem titer ite ems NEW 4 URED, "ar eet fer Ale 2 Fane | Tea Mattl te NET | ten SSP ETEa min | Sale. Store Eaupment razaenye, Gansmes, (ioe -ve | ee als, . ie se le Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A Pull or ‘pare me. Sol eee | “COMMUNITY LOA $25 to 8800 | Ye OUR LA =) _MI 45435. sarge tes pel ah Level KELLY areaeay mowers, |COMPLETE GR sy, Sie “huburn Ra VE 6 Oi8, Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 49A ines" national “comoany otters YT phle Peg USE om ty Area A Goronota tt MaNONNT COR gpg CLLRCH'S INE ne SPECS mee |CRen east cog RAR ey ORCL! PFT ONO tac rcensetloaai stributorship ENDL. Y SEPRVILE UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY ©1300 y $60.95. MI [eS Secret Ra FE 2 A Auburn Averue — oln Poorneis SHOP : OFFICE AND CO eer aane” Soar comune’ Waa —.) We bay, sell or trad 4 AQBURN HEIGHTS — PE APSTAURANT EQUIPMENT. | 20 _Yeornets_ Re _ cla v MMER- ons Gaily Year around busi- and jook e Come out NORGE PORCELA _ ,CLOSIN 6 OUT 32-8811, bar. cige ¢Pc.| PART SIAMESE traph he igs el acaruary raeeme etoerience | eee Loans 54 parsing N ground 2 acres of free Good condition. § $30. Mt are +3080. | sec a, tiie) rexs)) 6 oc _EMt 34639 “ ae was Eee nme "OR yim after as . tea - he DAI!¥Y *# TO 6 : REBUIL + WASHING ' $4.95 palnt 2 cf | . RAY O’NEIL, R - Honest LOANS S600 AND BUN 2-5 al] makes guaranteed MacHIvEa Linoleam $1 69 ge! P WHITE MiCE DOVES : _, Realtor 15 peneety and Reliability oe 00 TO $1,500 L.& 8 SALES CO tric, 502 Job! Thivle ae ba 0c vd + Sale Sporting Goods 65 — "7% 8 Aster ALL PET + ey a PO ar aia ts 5 (se: eum permannot : oe ee AT E of Montiee, or 3 miie Saucer cans ck ere SMI TH’ S i: oF S.S eee Py ASTERBOARD SALB ° Dogs Trained, Boarded 7 Ceaperative Boel. Estate ocbenee 3 $1285 min cash required; Oakland County or not, in | Rd u eights so Aubacs | 4 nomi green chairs 615. Ken-_ pues = Saginaw | ee e LIVE BAIT hada oct oarded 70 FOR LEASE. 3.800 “ST “PT: col = AE age ie secu 2 4«6For home additions . ‘PHONE. rE_ 5924 j were ine sree vacuum cleaner. | ~ DOORS note Bay our wees MERCURY MOTOR: | poas = 4 mereial aeaaans . ¢ larger operation finan | improvements . BARGAIN OL FUR? eo Fue emnts $30 Nesco elec | Belling out insid Get new low orice. Worms. minnows craw! =4 | mee” ars ara poos outdoor ss area fom, laree ty cial assistance aveatiabe 3 To ro or enc) rm house. A‘ RNACE FOR €@) jiving ¢ ‘of red. modern| oors at les e “and outside | matees Quality on waders, spinning sonte ft boots | gracn Burr Snell 77% 8. Tele- Write Pontiac or ws Gaeate the @ walifice- . Te. partly ccamcacied ecess. and tank FE. FE = lamps. 33° high. prices Cabinet apo tes posting ty Graore, =n ree} Crawler norenes nd a Le er wire giv ° bi a : a 8 See per cent Ww. be re s fiat fis! . a y. Grai address, phone numbe age. S garas garage or on =| BICY rok a ST SCHAIBLE GARBAGE DISPOSAL bo e carry a full line y. rain nel Feed a” STORE SPACE onal Interview can be arranged. jecond | _ Portable radio, #8. FE Om. B Musto” Lien Gene ot we as pivwood. Insuistion. Panel ANDERSON HDWE. | waxeo a ~ ee ie) ~2 Pontiac Press be arranged A ond mo en BEI see er a = w oR Munro Electric Co. Baldwin Av. FE 2-284) | Hardware, oe | 3182 8 Ter | MIXED H FOR aie ies Sestacdane FoR bal 7 5 pply 208 —_ uriding, GE OB WOOL os AND PAD le net wee. | | PAUL 8T. CYR LU c. 9 Da egrapb | AY, SHELLED CORN, PO sig Sere Wiirnae St PR 20000 or FF Postion or phone FE (er _ Pres - | ee eee Sprout) EXTRA-SPECIAL | ere Pts . ree bun Sem. tty ft | wanrED Tractor wort MA See tn new ma sory Fonitruct ae =x $2 pene or FE Se 38 a ft tot eFRIGERATOR APT i fate Bungee, Be bed tm ere wine Euceliont_ cuaitty ieee White | RELAXASI —e A = | —— | Bow WITH 3 SETS 5p | 2 ear corn none OL So mo . est side locatt TO 8k = . mann. | size. With she | re | =a 8 up to able ASON- | quiver, ar r gf Se eirect paruine ees Dest O'sre ELT APALTOR ¢ ROOMS AND BATH. “ACRE, Si Site tees on tent Good GINOER COMOLE LATE WOO: Ree eit Ss gengereence | ROMER, BY TF COR | tag tage eae ideas __For Sale Livestock 72 ° : | q ; B : Me eRe Sieg pre ene cotinc PE Soe close \ Gas POR YOUR FURNITUR Oe Gore oc ot) a ae eee ate, Wine: Ost png egg ene td ausier plot alee Height cami a aGeSES BOLeTEIN ' , $90.000 to 533 TLL DING LOTS WORTH #200 0 tools OR _SI717__ JRE month or pert Sail 1955 46 Call supply of bulid . a A ze fuse bor BUY. SELL-TRADE bull 1 fresh Gu Me UD Nicholie Reason Bot to 0 ceo tate poet | core M9 Van, Wen, RTM $200 CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS “Senin rene SS ee trom ee ve See pur TsS Telegraph. gee es So een oN business Write Pontiac 5 7) Vea Wek OR Diss | — Sore Of Oe __FE_ §-8755 a PECIAL, EURPKA ~waruUoM R ack your SOIL PIPE $345 PER LG ‘anes BUY - SELL - TRADE) BIG PALOMINO GELDING BEAU re eee . Bos 1 MENRY 3. POR POWER Mos » CLEARANCE UNPAINTED. voRS roe Floer model a ABIED BRICK soe perc SRS mre Orchard ee ee ee pies Leoes 0 ess = ual coloring Mandies well Pi ue 201_er FE 91372 — > Bs pm ‘ 39188 after fond over eid furn Refill 8 MUNRO ind tek Morar 31 3 SE TANKS s a secerty Huy. 5 Recor bine! - oso W A Windows ‘made to your or Seri ! ; A ; _MA 43522 For Sale or Exchange 80 __Sale e Land Contracts $2 SWAP IN YOUR OLD MOWER « ou | Pee ciety Commi « chair rave: im. RCA UBED coma 59 Let Fisch “Doors trom 83 0D - Lee Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 “FARM BULK MILK pew one —franchi: wood $8 65 * o antenna kit. $6 o . addition astalied if des | ; 2% PER se 4 a * ease) 9. | porct ire A-l . TRADE +, BEDROOM OME, tm "penny eran ay Hemi. | — ogee Elem PICK & PAINT STORE| wanon, Gor coens | St or ue LUMEER & aie 1 TOP SOU, FELL. SAND AND |g saens lh an e with 2 rT cent inte mow y w 143 Oak om, Cor Ss - vrdens mila plant acres oF more outald: i rest. Cost to ers, 63 & eS. lend Ave PE 2.2257 x Ss recial A-1 TOP SOIL, } | Clar is Pontiae. _W New Sf. ioeuire ot hl sore Ls eee meme power mower for a. good = cou POT REFRIO ey | PIECE LIVIXO ROOM | MATERI ALS: : ee ea | Pe aes meueser OLlre! Sy cea aa = W Huron, Pe «6402 Seott's seeds condition. $60. Seen at 1712] ‘¥'D volts | $349 ‘Highland othes Fosts +6 any time. PE !! MO OLD FILLY CHESTNU Business east} Ask for Mr aeede _* ve We vent | ore a Pe. ee er eundry | R4_ (M39) OR 3-7082 ——— MY 2-6742 Y CHESTNUT d Business Opportunities $1 _*ve=ne» tne “benders eeenke Faller cadens ae | Oe Ee est hug und ped Livin ion tke new, is. Prone | DRAW TITE os on rien | BEN SON LUMBER CO. | “peat! Ofnm™ land ends revel | MOVING [TO FLORIDA MUST 3 STALL SUPER SER ES room wae iivme | ~ “CHROME OF CADMIU | Send and grevel.| *)) Be Soh ar ol tien. Very geod locat VICE sta. CONTRACT BALANCE se0so Pay.) 42_W. Hu Ai Seow ‘ARE ee. Se. i} SINGER PORTABLE i uM SEPTIC TANK ree Burklow FE 3-30 od colt eH s, 1 year old tien, low tp | able at 649 $0 2 W. Huron FE Se wesher, a ELECTRIC | The tind that doit 4 S A-t TOP soOIL, TH ince late, nt Done he Soe coceume Lit fer Tem Bate: | TRADE #8. Pus Leno ede coll Agr wll a | Sage “Mecnince aly Sm. VE Pe. Se =e | pe tees CONCRETE det cand. grovel: end A = onOconERED, D BROOD MARE 1g TON SEPTic TANK ™*" . e-| rooms & bath built isc. ttems rE | - E Howland 24s Di 3872 Eliz. Lk. R¢. _Eugene Bennett, FT dirt | aly. breeding for rae truck & cleaning equipment, EM jot, lake privileges we. nice stan “| ___OR_ 3-14 zie Hey. | STEEL PICKUP TRU VE 5-4738.__ tke? +5000 Ev . a I CK BO | A-l TOP 8 es. a4 SIAN RBATEMAN-K. AMPSEN_ ali beleace ofa wg tgnume BS Oe eee CHAIR. 310 50. probit tab IN DEPT. a yg cement ~ WINDOWS aa ‘Typewriter, $13 PE 0038 $25, op Ba os OE 2 SHREDDED. sit ~~ Fer P _ a oa AN ) BUSINESS) REALTORS land contract way tu year poss: | ted ape Se ee eore, | . weed eat table witn 2 chairs 2 GAL. ELEC HEATER aa TOR-AL “-L SHEDS _ (| au8._A-' TOP SOIL AND i—~ or Sale Poultry 28 — S500 INVEST MENT | Co-operative Real mk & oy your a at? Will assume. Lae ponacator new roll. 2 be. living room suite apes 30 Gal Auto Gas esac $7493 aera an set 4 with 'e ‘ockine door, Loaded and delivered Teustesals iso NEW HAMPSHIRE , watt aoe en nleasart cut-. nae Exchames: enee Clark geal eae risen wy | Holt woo sar eet * rinar. 30 Fh oben ; 2 he bed. grec - . ee & fittings $50 Pepsi’ payment 30081 Smal dows _ dyke retell Dorris and Op. _4mos old. $2 2% apiece OL pees or elivert cs w n 5 - " wood dinet z rave, st feu —S eae ee 5 21. ——— 2 Le re pe eethngaen sane SPECIALS Huron | Opee evenings. Ask for er sir 8: rete et co Guar. recond: eiee ee se SAVE rLuMEINS STORM SASH A-1 TOP soll. BLACK CK DIRT. "FIL “ 206! au a wich r Infra-Red ray sand-| Excellent land contract PAIR AEC BEAGLES ‘ow er, $4. dds 5 martresere. ar. trailer-size elec. refrig $49 95 172_8. Saginaw St Aluminum combination wt | _Lee Sutherland, OR 3-67 L. WHITE. a antts "UN Becure OeWKS $id ee: USE YOUR FOLDIN anc ndow = "EMDEN GOSL! TABLISHED a arenes | ma 6. room pene home with papa coomg meceine, type. | tresses new inner Hac pea WYMAN’S ERMS bei Oa! gzoacr y AND sore 4 LOW orice! i «1 Tor WASHER Rollaway bed with with mattress «sees : er = 4 FE §:2100 | wred lumber, poultry Heats el 6 yee. per $10. Delivered. FE! WE vtchEn TRADE-INS Open until 8; Sun oe DOW WOULD LIKE ttem : ~ 3 8 s : FOR SALE: TOP ¢ | eee ae west side Aon ; TO swaP _items FE 5.2766 ‘TORD’S HARDWARE” x TOILET sEATS, 9798 rave: ‘lll airt * SOIL, SAND, PE ¢1s BY OWNE R |, Pour) Buckner Co sree, em beat, tn geod co 8, R “EFOM SAL [-E. __ 2238 Elizabeth Lake ae f P 5 (sheen tine FF pot lamers. EM 34515 black dirt. C. KING BROS. eee! er m r 5 ~ | 8 eu 4 : sTo ~ BOUGHT eo chart a plasti 5 1, } ont city’s busiedt restau tent offices in Poatiac ried Box bome at Willams Lehe. | pemites siee eryer $79 50 “mane Orareer'6 io ‘ y SCOTe stieaiceereaee ee valuce. Michigan REE FILL DIRT. _ RD. Rr OPDYEE _ Witte Pontiac | PO box ie wiers yee oes quent bor- x 27, Pontiac Press = ae ran peed od | mt ze 602 Mt Clem “ luorescent, 383 Orchard Lake NOW ToADING 2 Be ALLIS-CHA : | on we Eee AT ousehold hed ones 5-ap74 _U x9 SE _ bake Ave PRONPF DELIVERY 5 | Riding garden «ractors, rental terms, further informe- YOU THINK Goods 57 PREFZE! 2 eas tee ALI ELIVERY 2% YD | mous the © Leann tion, Phone FE 1511 R COMPLETE WITH poarse COACH : Mi Wares | en OR 3-0644 ‘horse r-all-economy-wheel one FE +151) | ft COTTON Twist modern mixing faucets, $24 4615 Dixie He cH CO Wire Ty price of ni ROA: Brady. cae ——I t RUG, ¢x9 ue. $14.05 50 vai- d SSE Dixie Br © rare Piat rrecking ew at Un D praven, s ¥ Walking tractors, - Grocery Store Sep s baie Sah eash quickly r oe eee ate, white IN shower ea ee — C ra e-in’ S le IN STOCK ee cor, ri "Gomera kane Mile lvered. PE 46588 Ds. $7. DE Suers. $129 up. Cuintan eR _ ‘Beer, “wine, two apartment pen laempeng! | ¢ ren? I telephone etasd. me These are crate marred. Mich!. dh coer Ps = an Tite VENTILATING FANS FOR KITCH- SS coe: GRAVEL FILL DIRT cen moon at best fhoot, Moker beat, ; seg ee ep. | fy, perroecat: 8 Oremers apie Models Complete sock of fittings Ses! ned Sadhresmes, 010.90) vabee, eS 8 ame ag Sag | Se es 7 mprtrck ‘Chense trapesioue | Seek, times lare¢) selection ot /SAND 8 GRAVEL. Fatman Boles & WE g jelux a C Mich! values : vestment, 85.000 down. Buckner ee aner. (oe, Donley. ena FREEZER. an onsoles BULAYLOCE, Coal, & SUPELY 00. Lak tgan Fluorescent, hard ia, v4 Glen whittaker. er & es horse 7 : : ELECTR! le = : JET a 01 , “SOFTENERS BAND, GRAVEL A Ts. veral . KINZLER Cin Go, See] oe ae ee oS poe, Bm LOADING | qcene Brae! ow . a oes * = value for $i term G er mower Gthieis~ere weaned £60 "Colored Tear drop pulls, ae ae ALL GUARANTEED * A. Tosapes PUMPS, 00096. G. —factory direct and save! MI 63247 Mi 63907 | 7 Fog gate fine soll cwheiesaie! ment, 650 sith ool 2 8 ‘ . ; se «6Wind" : one with WAITE’ ale, west e 3 re ve Tak “tiuroe st ease ‘peewee! Sal Fier) Mateesl Bide. | Giese fort ove ‘Settee Bet—Somne. GATELEG TABLE AND, Bae TV ITCHEN CABINET. SINKS 7A __ Do It Yourself 61 | gt FE Sete of Bele) MIA 5-7878. ‘ wy. ‘ veornltede ta IL ve | ; ‘or eve owen D $90. value. model, P te ios L BLACK : i RATOR BEAUTY -\Drayton Plains ntiec Le. OR 34 ~Pe mower. FE Downs a tras , $59.50, slightly marred dirt. Top soil. 149 FORD TR ; v grees —_ cheap eee wanea tas epee Bee pate “yl abana eaeabeal GAa | RANGE. REFRIGERATOR vacuum epee ‘airs “|. Gp. lcaste at territie values. SS FEN L ae re ees WJ _ Cre @ sdecivs’ LIQUOR me NERS ‘ fie valu - . ee RDE ‘ J with wen tee cea ae OUT (nent to Meak! a SIZE ELCTRIC RANGE. | 80d 2 bedroo — 1 oy _ brushes, a! makes. ae ARTS erect Fluorescent, 393 orchard Sele paper eumers - wane a —Call he ear BLACK DIRT. with =i ivater. 5% HP. : highway in inp dinnos) ohggeiong Main wt _ EM oD PE 5-007. 2 bed. | UsED HOTPOINT IRO Myrtle | ijnox | — vacuum cleaners. k-| HEDDE ? ‘pm TER 2-727. Also > al and dae, pos oc pent f me and Utica 45462 Van Dvk smail CLOCK RA FULL BIZ INNEREPRING Ms New Hotpoint ONER, 840.95 DOG-HOUSE, WIT! SiD-| _cha 436 Or) yds $1250. 5) 3-2 pump. $23. M * own plus in-,One bi La ratios. FE 8758. & MAT. | U mt dishwasher ing, shingled roof _chard Lake Ave. FE alt epee dirt “ Lake Rd AND ck North across trom bank APPLIANCES ress, Good. cond. MY 21283, |New Nora © Oss, Rane Pa Ei paskg sO Set oor, 810 | PO prices aye ten, 3). net On renee | 1 KEW BOLLE alceate sal F os ~ LS ne er. Cae rt, a Mieke frontage, <— Automatic wash OUARANTEED * phone FE ED gaCrIONAL. a ree aA orn CET ef HELP YOU with 190R m Boppy “ie Sw Slguecim rp mee, Black Dirt Sa baw Idea Elevator. / t business, 1 nger +11 dred Hun- a your Is serv Pa Rm “i ‘egd'more cabo GASH NOW [iste 38 op | Man chen Satucms, eon USE Se TETRA ic Grads Sfeniots 1B chocg. trom ms | undars 0 (ond Vimed Srey bu? tin WTasea' We ase) part. ERC. G ye a PA : —— cleaners . Mi = = ‘and combin-| WATER HEATE Grip paint: free ‘parking tn rear proud of FE 3-155 re ae | io la W. 3. Crawford. / Leke and main highwa toe Y LATER PLAN pe de Replocemente Parts & #11 RS store. Oakiand Wuel and Cameras, Equipment _B. L, French FE 508. | oo FRA f was pon goa ‘ouildings, Beer ‘and, feria pool real of 3 ia reom 1980 K ING LiKe NEW ALL WELL Soere 50. - Ave, FE Se Shredded Peat Hu : . le amoints you : : . 3% i 4 Humus ~ JC. "BANGUS mernto19 Mis can afford Phove write of come Birmingham Near Caton Ra. TAKE Toh 30 GA. TO © OA. cain ser EVINRUDE MOTOR | a wold. Fie 10048 (8 yes, 5.7008, |- Phone ortonviie 132, collect _| BE°N 2 c WAND” CROCHETED TABLE) CO.,% ponbchatns Cowen . ald window ach, FE |, EPPERT'S CAMERA SROP, SAND, GRAVEL, FILL DIRT AND so conte ; ‘ made appl Nr 7_W. Huron. 0 a "BENE FOR RENE, po oe EFICI AL | PLACE A“LOST AD.” omega. at 8 Hqued St _ FE FEDERAL COLD re ene ~~ = , . , aettic se etri = and complete fi! ; ing | fee : DO i EINANCE 2s saqee Call FE 28181 for an ad raining, machine, ee 9 ag Six marble MODEL = FE weOER aim, ony. +? . ¥ i ‘colors. 9x9 DERAL ENI. 5a.| 7, DON'T PASS UP, TEAGUE FINAN 5 tem cont. ieee ae ind _Auburn Het Me inch. er and dark A Dna ‘ to-recover . ps Cal a5 | 5C ad dark reem equipment. MONEY! Sell: unneeded 202 NX. M ANCE “CO, | to recover a loss. Dial FE} $28 ~ WAYNE GABERT'S ES ents Each FiMous BROWNIE, BUL a : im a 5 belongin gs for cash ROC Bos M MICH. 2-8181 for an ay rit 1 IKE ‘AR | Al PLIANCE §S SALE FLOOR SHOP es gaalige epee: 08.05 tl or writer. : f EAL CAR ee DALE | open sx came . | TOP nrough Classified Ads! — Say “ AR) up to 23% DISCOUNT 1 Ds... 8. eeamew B. ns et epee 1098 | FE 28181. ut ay “charge it.” BARGAIN? Lots of 'om| Siainkcmr mes | THE ANSWER TO 3088 tote tai waaeg | “sp : : ‘ res : mee 3s — Refrig- = TO ; Ph. Rochester, OL. 6-071 \ : >? ormere— ta—ete, Y _ —_ . OL-60111, OL 1-471 in the Want Ads! = | -2, SEARS TO PAY YOUR” PROBLEM:| \gue focusing : “i Delivered, - 6 Vant Ads! T otte $128.00 or best LN. Saginaw Sy baits hire, it’s FE 28isi" rent rene * i 181,: a is : fe nae cen re ee Pe eral er es ote Rm A Allg ys S iin OER RIO GE At bit A hie Sg a song me rs +5 Te SEE SOME GOOD USED) | o oay ea / Trailer Sales © sic aot ula ee Ail DP he RR RE ME ME ee ee wo se eg ER cheyenne ee { ‘ (PX ‘Ke Sig byez i \ : THE PONTIAC PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 i i i é é teehee Se de : j ; es yy PSE ae pee ee eS : L BY JUNE 10th J jth pS - ng 5 oe ae , Pon- . FE Evenings call Joba = one season. BEE tee oe - 82618. YOUR 1H. DEALER ~ PONTIAC RD.. AT OPDYEE Fat pen Fits Ford EM 33016 or. =M US, WE HAVE tractor. TRACTORS. Ford Tractor with Wagner HOUGHTEN © & SON 8283 North Main, Rochester OLive 1-9761 SELLING G OUT Ford Massey yds Sone fod yiemeer, ihe m™ many ether article: mention. Mrs. es | . Bryent, 143 Livingston 8t., Highiand, Mich. For Sale Housetrailers 78 FT. TY HOUSETRAILER. $100. ‘Ma b-3806" «@ FT, NEW MOON TRAILER. batt, $3200. Wilt trade. Terms. 3-2042. sa CHIE 8 FINEST 1 to 3 bedrooms. bike. condition ile ” Beats & Accessories 85 ‘2_FT. PLYWOOD ROW Reason oe =RACTOR AND | iv WOLVERINE. TRAILER, MER . 188 = B., Broce CE BUILT 2 POINT | ae ao | FOR nan ga AND 2, SE r For Sale Bicycles 84 ENGLISH RALEIGH TS Accessories BOATS. able. fg Willow Beach, Keego Harbor FE 8-0871. l¢ PEN YAN RUNABOUT ibid vinrude —_ cover, 25 h.p. EB iller trailer. Complete — he exc. use for 3 seasons. eury ope 25 motor, used 10 brs. 9695. LI 9-1368. iert. ROL VERINE BOAT. 16 trailer, cover end _sccestories. wien Oh 34833 iv ee RUN NABOUT IN Croan cond. 11] Worth st. B'ham 4 ee wooD BOAT. L, L. OBER- Bn. 2242 8. Telegraph. tokalwoiget 3 ge VERY fast. Sacrifice, aa aP.: SNAUDE SIO. conditten st offer. MA 423 North pecs Ort oes Orica 1955 11 PT. SWITZER-CRAFT WITH Mercury 25 HP motor and trailer. Lae! ¢, ALUMINUM BOAT. 1¢ GooD saa § H.P. MOTOR. M ! Hurry to 1714 Cole Bt. rmingham (off Adams Rd. ane wantward), BOAT COVERS MADE TO ORDER s 44277 or CRIS_ CRAFT. 1955, 18 FT. . utility type. , ke new, ANY BOAT & MOTOR SERVICE P. AND VICE L, eet LITY HARRINGTON | dealer for: E MOTORS 422 8. TEL gran Boat Works PE _2-8033 easter Qrinceer Mons TRAILERS INLAND LAKE SATES “SARATOGA w TO «, FEaree FO Also a fine selection of recon ey meters at homes. 22 | 8. vines ag aiieor HUTCHISON . HOMES FORD 1143 or trade for pickup. ‘wood. OR 3-787} OXFORD aoe aa, T eadrooma gal i wenere te ie Phone: M4 one Mie Sof Lake) PALACE. AGL “San Fe $0253 LUM MODERN. j terms, $785 cash. | SETRAILER. 35 FT EX- condition, OR }-5771 Trailer - Exchange 054 HOUSE cellent ANDERSON CHAMPION GREAT LAKES ' BEEMER TK. 2 and 3 bedfoom. 16 to 61 ft.10 ft. wide available. We fin- * ance. as ced as ‘5 ver cent dn. * as aq 8 € yrx — 72 month w to Sent paces: Used trail- . ~ \reat no D oay- oe PARTS STORE hitepes gas, roof coating, paint. overioad. sp Ss, refrig- ost com. erator, oven mens me vee tna gree aoe Feleereeh &® Sun . Rent Trailer Space 79) me aS N REIGHTS TRAIL ; rete oatios, side- poy — pe 8. ke rE sahsreatie or FE ab Ondy' aaa ® 3 TTAC LAKE. Auto| Peeioar 80 OPO IO PLL ngs ae aa a1 PAY TOP 127 W. Huron FE _¢7121 & 2-6122 JOHN OUTBOARD MOTOR Ser ram metal = s railers ; fe is carts Eve ing f NS manne SUPPLY 369 Orchard Lake Ave, ONE 5 &P. JOHNsOn OUTBOARD ae tor. A-i condition FE 5-9735 SCOTT-ATWATER Grane New THE L A —— co. manne: FT. RUNABOUT & TRAILER. “pibergiass covers. New condition. SHORTY HOOK’S P LAC MERCU Sales and Service FE 23-5260. TONY's 8 er EVI sen MO. Gampe on any Transportation Offered 87 FLY TO CALIFORNIA © ule@ 4-engine: point ire onty $75 fHawall 6185: 839. Ferry Service. agent. On 39441. ». | MAple_5-5071 ‘| teat sy TON FORD PICKUP FE 128 Crescent .| 1953 FORD F 700 TRACTOR, “Tell me about yourself, -your bank account!” For Sale Cars = 911 For Sale Cars 91 _ For Sale Cars 91 din For Sale Cars 91| For Sale Care 98 [| ” By Jay Alanf miecy ARLAN your work, your dreams— __ Wanted Used Cars 88 | LPL SHARP CARS Oe If your.gar is sharp car rary Baspeo oO “— sdoliar pr} ter “BUD “SHELTON MOTOR SALES Corner of Auburn & E. Bivd, FE 4-6728.- 11 CARS prea apo Lt pe were sold | tor $50 Less than we would” ey olish isn't it, to take less when you might «et more. R NSHNEIDERS PE 20131 232 8S, Saginaw. UP TO 850 FOR JUNK & CHEAP cars. FE 2-266 days or eves. | a Bors HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR FRIENDLY ~OLDSMOBILE 1955 CHEVIE BELA AIR. i 5 ooh W:TH ‘ FE_ 5-3300. “| {650 —Radio. | PE 54101 INSANE That's what you wil say when you see ly cheap we are ang on 2 Oldsmobile | Demonstrators! tees es PE VERY 2 clean, 1 owner, PE 31841 Power Glide, $1,625 CHEVROLET DELUXE Bnet Bargain! $165. FE “CY OWENS” YOUR FORD DEALER — A-1 USED CARS OVER 80 REAL BUYS “CY OWENS 147 8 Saginaw St. $-3588 Open 8 am, to 8 pan. i For Sale Cars _ 9 JACK ~ | SHARP. "$1 Sighs oan “ DR. Radio, heater, turn si wal! tires, clean ins onthly pa: Ask for Dick Rogers Sales and Service, 685 Auburn Ave. -HAUPT » PONTIAC SALES Clarkston iw 1956 sarehiet pothmanr wih Pull po er, Demonstrator. S| tate AUTO PARTS wage Low goes esate vad 10 BAGLEY 1962 Pontiac. Your car will make CASH OR TAY MAES OR LATE | ityerd adds neat co “servis jar oe & as Ford Customline. Save money. pn eS rE tte — Maple shee ego Maple $-1141 Wanted Used Trucks 89 1984 BUICK, HARDTOP a aa ag Oy om ~For Sale Trucks 90 CENTRAL “CONTRACTORS SPECIA LINCOLN-MERCURY pretreat eeeae,| TINCOLN MERCURY | stake k, West FE ¢- OFFE RS ‘84 Ford C-ling 4 dr. FOM — $1195 "« ev. Bel _ & = = $ll9s ‘Sa Chev, 210, Us $1085 ‘S33 Ford 2dr OD........ 895 ‘$2 Olds Sup a ar ceveee § 805 "$3 Chev. ¢ dr. selects B05 ‘33 Plym. 2 dr. Hi-drive .. 8 795 ‘$2 Merc, 2 dr. MOM .... 195 $2 Chev. Bel Air i cence & 7S "$3 Chey. Cl. Coe. yeni) S108 “109 Peek: 3 @r. © 2. . & 595 52 Chev. 2 dr. . $ ‘$1 Ford Vict. Fordomatic . & 545 ‘b) Pontiac 2 dr . &§ 36 Cor, Auburn & East Bivd. PE ¢6128 -apatebanal ETAL NEWPORT en motor, tires. irst offer ‘grer_ 850. ROE s0138. $2 CHRYSLER SHARP WER steering, Power BUD SHELTON Bud eheiion MOTOR SALES BEL AIR SPORTS COUPE. ge Fpl le 30.000 miles, $1,100. DESOTO 4 DR. NEW PAINT. ee 2073 Drury Lene at Pontiac _Lake. OR _3-8856 after 5 _..m. ‘32 DODGE ¢ DR. VERY CLEAN. No rust. EM 3-0081. $400, Also Side Van and Storage, Under coat. ‘86 CHEV. DUMP TRUCK. 18,000 Sate. miles. Good condition. EM 11 CHEVE. DUMP. WILL trade. Terms. FE 3-9060 or FE 4 CHEV. PICK UP. SHARP 9205. 2073 Dru OR _3-8856 after 5 pm. | : ~~ TON PICKUP. | Loaded with extras Save plenty. on this one Just your car or truck down Haskins Chev. 6751 Dixte saad at MIS nites ‘til 8 Lake Road. See . fifth wheel = license, also fesooy dump bod; Chev. 2 axel. FE 46505. 1948. TANKER TRUCK 8U! SUITABLE SLE FOR ofl) er orche: re Cacuuae, cua ‘951 % ‘on mo oue picky; And 1945 tsicenotbenal sched! bs passenger. re WILSON G.M.C. FE 5-09485 - PE 4-453) MICHIGAN'S LARGEST GMC TRUCE a EALER = 1951 % TON PICKUP. ORIO- finish, 5 excellent tires, Just ‘truck down, easy. MAC terms. Haskins Chev. 6751 Dizie Highway - —— MApte #807) Open Nites ‘til @ ‘83 GMC ‘y TON PICK UP PER- fect runrine cond. $675 JEFFRE 2h a SALES fRUCK. GOING NORTH PART load ether way. Fr. 5-6806 __ Wanted Used Cars 88) NTED i LATE MODEL. CARS. CLEAN AND BRING TITLE. MONEY WAITING _GLENN'S MOTOR 8A 254 8. Baginaw St. WE NEED USED CARS AND trucks. Get our price eaters you ie ‘North Chevrolet's _ Big Lot in Bicmingham ULAR F FOR ehefo late mode! o COMMUNITY MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester _ OPEN ‘TIL 10 P.M. OLive 23-6311 THE HIGH. DOLLAR’ | For high grade used cars. We irl bay ‘veg well aus Dux Bass "HL. J. VANWELT WE AY Top Dollar: For Clean Used Cars & Trucks Matthews- Hargreaves i Ww &t. FE 44546 SHOP IT Then Bring It Here We pay top dollar for sharp cars, AVERI LL'S m1 FE «6008 ~ See M&M Motor Sales ann can, ahes oo late mates cars 2627 Dixie Hwy. OR_3-1603 FE ¢771 | amc COE. 55 Gare , oR | mixuck $250. OR 3-9833| MA_5-4692 “Auto Insurance 0A 6751 Dixie Highway at Mis MApie 53-5071 m Nites ‘till ® ALLSTATE acto INSURANCE —— by Sears Roebuck & | ‘54 & 4H. (Founded Co.) Call Jim Boushell. FE 45-7754. For Sale Cars 91 CHEV. ‘06 Demos. { 2-DOOR -8EDANS, 8 CYL. Low MILEAGE. oe TO SELL. 219 V-8 2-DOOR. POWER pune | . LOADED WITH EXTRA BEL AIR HARD-TOP SEDAN. IFUL BEIGE & COPPER “tau LOADED WITH EX- BEL AIR V8 4 DOOR SEDAN, BEAUTIFUL ORY AND SIL- at 2 GRAY LOADED MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM $195 tom Car Down DONT DELAY-AacT TODAY! HASKINS CHEVROLET “Oakland County's poh*r WISH FOR! /MONEY!. Make it easily) through Classified Ads. Tot GET I! t QUICK, oon | ell, rent, “buy, swap, wg through Classified Ads! dial FE 2881. Fastest Growing Dealer” 6751 Dixie Highway at M15 MAple &-5071 Open Nites ‘til ® Yes, whatever it is — dial |, FE 28181 for an ad- writer and get it! 23-4750. | 66 BUICK SPECI. SHARP en: Spotien \% TON PICK-| 2 “Up. 50 UICK Pull _ ‘86 BUICK SPECIAL 2 = HARD- top. Complete power 3-3386. Coupe - | MANY MORE p’55-Me?c. Monterey $2195 Hydramatic, radio & heater. Blue see premium ww tires. One Owen Tene |S 54 Ford Custom... .$1095 7 abd neg OF OUR LOW - 2 dr. radio & heater, clean in- ERHEAD LOCATION side & ou ALL _xIxG SIZE BARGAINS 7 . BUDGET PRICED FOR EASY 53 Chev. 2 Dr........ $745 a Trane. W H, Autom: w. Tires Very clean. HOWARD LARE, INC. rad Lake CONVERTIB. Me tr. FE 48147. oe? _ oe vA pepe separ: RA- CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at Pike Sts. FE 4-3885 1941 CADILLAC. 2 DR. = aH. jean, good tires, runs well and _economically. Midwest 4-858¢ CADILLAC. '33 @. LOW MILE. ace. Power steering R & WW tires, Cal) Sunday MA_ Soot I 1954 A-B BRUCE BUILT 3 POINT j Hydro. Excellent —— ea _#23_N. Shore Dr. Lake Or | 1952 Studebaker 4 DOOR | OVERDRIVE - $395 ‘ LARRY JEROME ROCHESTER FORD DEALER “FOR MORE THAN 20 YEARS A GOOD PLACE "oO BUY" CHEV, CONV. 1950. VERY GOOD cond. $300. FE 17-6301. CHEVROLET -_MONEY SAVING SPECIALS 199 Chevrolet 2-door anieses s $95 2049 Plymouth Sedan ...... $65 1950 Hudson Sedan ......... $145 1950 Chevrolet 2-door ....:... $185 1951 Chevrolet ~~ oupe +: $395 vrole: sed an Leow 1 1954 Ford in CHOOSE FroM MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS ! Haskins Chev. CHEV. DEL W.W. Tires Exe. got Sue own- _ MI 4-3678. BRIGHT SPOT Shop around tawn, then skip to our lot and jump: into a SAFETY TEST- ID late model used car at record low prices. 55 Olds Super 88.. $2145 | 2 dr. sedan, beautiful turquoise & | white, full power, ww tires. 55 Ford Sedan..... $1679 Goober Ford-O-Matic, radio & heater, low mileage, ww tires. Red —& white, _ Mere-O-Matic, trimmed in red & white leather, — & heater, ww tires, a beau- "34 Cadillac 62 Sed.. .$2895 WW tires, radio @ heater, a car you should own, ’52 Buick Super. .... .$745 4 dr, Dynafiow, radio & heater. 51 Cadillac 62 Sed.. .$1395 Hydramatic, Le to — pow- er steering. ww ti 51 Ford 2 Dr....-.e. Radio & heater Plus 17 No Money Down | _ Bargains JEROME | OLDS-CADILLAC Orchard Lake at Cass National ai} ’49 Chev. 2 dr., - | 1942 FORD 2 Motor Sales | SAYS “We will sell you a car, even if your credit has LITTLE A8 $39; 50 Dn. _| No co-signers No furniture loans No finance companies No red tape Immediate Delivery We Hold Your Note Buy Here, Pay Here NATIONAL MOTOR SALES . 17’ 8. SAGINAW "$1 DODGE, 4 DR. R. & H.. GYRO- matic, dir. sig. back-up its. $300. een, LI #-: aft. 4 OLIVER BUICK $2395 "35 Buick Hardtop, Dyna- flow, power steering and brakes, white top, Condor yellow body. Must be seen to be appreciated. $1795 54 Buick Hardtop, radio and heater, spotless ex- terior, light blue, w/wall tires, custom trim. Your. old car down; 24 months on balance. / i $995 53 Buick Super Hardtop, radio and heater, Dyna- flow. N¢w low price on a fine car. / $595 ’52 Buitk 4 dr., two tone green radio and heater. $95 down vera - movie of $27. 210 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 29101 ; | 1953 | been turned down clse- | 48 PONTIAC 2 Dr. $99.95 CHEV. SALE | OLIVER | BUICK”! $1395 35 Chev. 2 dr., one owner, | very exceptional car at terrific savings. Only $295 down. $795 53 Chev. 2 dr., radio, heat- er, very immatulate, 26,- 000 actual miles, mechan- ically fit; ideal for the little dove. . $395 "31 Chev. coupe, radio and heater, seat covers, w/ wall tires, no down pay- ment required. | 5195 radio and heater, good transporta: tion, no down payment. Plus many, many more Chevrolets to choose from , OLIVER BUICK Zi0 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 2.9101 1986 penomeraatoss "i eae Monteclare her be ardtop. top. MUST SACRIFI Crestline Victoria 000 miles. $1.060. PE 2-5537 or PE | 5-318. ben DOOR. GOOD CON- dition. Cal OA 6-2521 days after Del call MY 32-5882. Ask for) BRAID'S OF PONTIAC . ESTABLISHED 1924 50 USED CARS YOUR CAR AS DOWN PAYMENT ee ee Dealer Cass at W H FE 20186 “47 FORD 2 DR NO RUST 2 $85 _4560 Elizabeth Lk. Rd _ FORD STATION WAGON * Merc-O-Matic Beautiful 1 owner | ear: pga radio & heat | CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY ' Cass at good Bts. rE + LINE 2 ‘33 FORD V4 cosrou door, Fordomati _3-0881 RANCH WAGON Two ‘34 Fords tp excellent condt- re The ideal as — vaca- tions, hunting and fish HURON-MTR. SALES 952 W. Huron FE 2-2641 1955 CUSTOMLINE FORD. RADIO. standard shift with ery nice, take ost heater overdrive. payments. 845 Lockwood. ‘ ) FORD CONT. Buying A Cheap USED CAR To Save | Money... | Is Like Stopping a € lock To Save Time! | IT CAN'T | BE DONE YOU GET reek WHAT YOU R. you . Pay ps AR OUT Buy USED se. SELECT A RELIABLE DEALE 52 NASH Ram. Hy $505 | — heater/ dir. sig.. O'Drive.” j Sup. 11/T $695 : . ro & heater, Dynaflow —Ready | 93 MERQGURY 2 Dr. $795 | noe fo ter, dir. sig, O'Drive | 53 “Hudgon 4 Dr.. .$395 | raced . sip Hydramatic, good | 56D DC GE 2 Dr... $1895 | heater, Hydramat $3.1 Pt NTIAC 4 Dr. $1095 | —— & heater, Hydramatic, 2 | 54 4 CHEV. Dix...... $1195 2 eeds coe Air, radio & heater. | "52 FORD 4 De...... $795 | QUSTOMLINE radio & heater, | dir. sig., Ford-O-Matic Transportation: Specials! Radio & heater, Hydramatic. It '$0 MERC. 4 Dr.. .$149.75 geet & heater, O'Drive. Drive ‘SL NASH 4 Dr:... $143.57 | 49 PONTIAC Dix. $149.97 | Two door, radio & heater, PONTIAC RETAIL STORE “GOODWILL USED CARS” CLEMENS 8T. “ee” © Send THE POST ©) | ‘53 PACKARD PATRICIAN. LOAD- ve ‘$2000. 3 Custom 4 py iibaeare ‘Moptere: hard | . ‘Priced to 7 = : 3 Dodge Pick-up. cece eee c twee A-l “HAPE. FE 54 Pont, 4 dr., “Bright Spot” ie elie yom BUY YOUR ‘USED CARS N Jerome sn Vane On OLDS-CADILLAC ee ae 74 Cass at Orchard Lake eo rdown. 4 w te Bob Fr ost, Inc. FE 8-0488 Lin MERCURY AND re ae HASKINS 850'S SR CoWARD BIRMI HOWARD LARE, INC.) CHEVROLET-OLDS |MU$2%___JOrden_¢-3039 ae Orehaiy Lake. Ba. " _Esere vag? oa ss, yp ae Mis owser, "Rat Mytre, wi eau tras, auto, ransmission, $200 down A 61212 ‘3S PONTIAC CATALINA #10. Px | PO ‘to MERCURE RY EXCELLENT CON-| _8-7610. whitewalls, etc. Sharp, 7300 miles ey oleae NAR TOP TIN west Side Used Cars | Se" von Sane Ow OOF ducted, myst sell. Radio, heater,| Drive out overhead ts low | 53 BONTIAC ATALINA.” HARD. iios, Gai wea agpve, ‘sto Ware)" Saber A models to choose trom | PSs wt wren Very ccas * . . Ly moor Ra. eae Wines West Side Used Cars oa tte nee B, INC HOLIDAY COUPE. |i54 oe ects tARGHIE a OLDS “Pull equipped. No dealers. FE) vertible. Power brakes, excellent | ——--—— 23-0390 condition, Sacrifice. FE or FE 2-4620 ar. rough, mechanically ee echanie’s special. $100 or Clearance ‘~~ PONTIAC. oe Bienes Mee Phone. I west 1955 Chev. V-8 Conv. really a ~—>yATMH ee reer ee : = sharpi LIQUIDATION” LOT 1965 STUDEBAKER 8 64 Olds 88, 2 door, blue and $5 Down, Sssume | easy monthly| 2 door hard top. R & H. Power white, sharp oward's Used Cars stee , power brakes, automa 1954 Olds rhe Holiday Coupe, save “perme T iighiend Ra iMS0) EM 3.2234, _trans w mite 3-3235. beat Nn Marto ' WILL ACCEPT: : 1951 ac 4 door, 1981 Pontiac 3 door. BARGAIN t_motore ra. boats, sppit. 1955 GMC, model 482, tractor like Redo & pear eta need pert payment of good used wer Brak ear balance easy terms. 1952 Ford long wheel dase 1's Saeed Protea) wate Nae io BILL SPENCE — USED CARS Finmenaone. saving on 10956 Olds somes and company official's HOUGHTEN & SONS YOUR FRIENDLY OLDsMOBILE| Gmc TRUCE DEALER OLive 1-9761 828 N. Main. Rochester |1950 PON PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE. A-l | shape. Call FE 2-09¢7 PONTIA deluxe. Green. Sharp! FE 4-8522 “Bright Spot” wor oREe WHEEL DRYE “Orchard Lake at Cass Good condition. OL 2-2682 aft. €:30 vez FORD C 1954. 4 DR. CHIEFTAIN say Nash sedan, A-l. §275 We buy wade and sell. {AZUREK | MOTOR SALES | South Blvd. at Woodward. FE 40587 International 1953 PLYMOUTH CONV. IN EXC. condition. FE 2-854 after 6 1950 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR. GOOD. tires. Fair Lorn pam $65. Call jpnee it today. LOOK! bulldozer, Diesel powered, 9 foot blade, good condition... SALE OLIVER _Holly MEIrose 7. 1955 PONT. 6 “DR. e Inquire 40 SERIES 1956 Elymouth station . | wagons. 2 2 and 4 dr. mod- Bl J] els. Some are demos. © | 1986 5 Plymouth Save 4-4 v-8. | | ! Puan” bi tton drive. Ran ww | $1895 t irea pecia v it t oo Looking | Ligne blue trim Meas’ sxeciaiitea: | 35 “Ford Wagon. 4 dr., 9 aves pass., radio and heater. (1998 Ford Customline V-8. r.| ‘ Ford-O-Matic. R&H. Priced lee | $] 195 Dealer’s Wife's Car i . : : Driving | 54 Ford 4 dr., Customline. "86 Plymouth 2 dr............ 1745) ‘35 Buick Riviera, .......... $2195 Pord Crown oBuOASSS . nde $167: Sines es $95 F ‘$3 Plymouth St. Wagon ... $ 025 im Gee Mydro...... tes ‘83 Dodge 4 dr V8 ...... 45 v-8 “62 Pontiac 4 ae Hydro..... "$2 Dodge 2 cone § S18 $2 Dodge 4 a $ 38 ‘51 Chrvsier Saratoga ‘$1 Dodge H_ ten ‘St Bu'ck 4 dr 51 Plymouth C! Cpe "80 Chev Cl Cpe "80 Ford Cl 8 475 9s 59 Ford Cl Cpe eer TT) Set Pord 846000 ieeesewes 8 #5) ‘a6 Plymouth Cl Cpe......... 8 7% TRUCKS ‘$4 Chev. Piek-up pool 51 OM oss 9568 ‘49 Ford telephone bor ....... ‘48 Chev. utility : MANY MORF RIEMENSCHNEIDER | DODGT-PLYMOUTH Hard to spell Easv to eal wi m3 8 Sagineas $305, 1045 THESE CARS ON SPECTAL SALE: to sos 1083 Hudson Hornet Ciub Cpe. = . : «9s 1950 $0 Pirmoutn station wagon care { Fast the ali-purpose car fer ga7s 1952. Piymouth agreahbcal elad epe FY olleh a © om Shown by Appointment | V8, Ford-O-Matic. $765 ''S3 Ford Sedan, radio and heater, absolutely no | rust, very low mileage. : $195 vou. | 20 Ford 2 dr.. V-8, runs | better than it looks. . g1975 1896 Plymouth Savoy 4 1 WW. tires pooumre eneers sl _and white dem | Ford V-@ Ranch: wagon 2-tone, H. Tite Town — Country car It’s nice power, Hydra R&H. One own- | er Spec upholstery ¢ 365 1950 Pontiac Station wagon 4 dr | with 3 seats. R&H Good family | car. | Plus many, many more to 1062 Chrysler V-8 6 a7 som ar choose from . { ef w Power steering, cone converter. R: res: | Beautiful condition. nee HY today You'll like it OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchahrd Lake Ave. I I 29101 | R&H. It's nice. 1 own | _ CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES 32:8 MAIN &T CLARKSTON MA 54-3141 fe pm Eo iy | OLDS 88 4 DR. This is a very sharp ‘$1. White top, dark green body. radio, beat- er. Hydra. Excellent condition me- chanically Very good rubber. A bargain for someone People's Auto Sales, 68 Oakland. FE 2-235! | ps3 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE Red with biacktop. Full power. CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at Pikt Sts 4-3885 51695 "35 Pent. 2 dr. -dix - 11.000) niles, radio heater, Hydramatic, tone blue. $1395 radio and heater and air-condition- ing, factory installed, Hy- dramatic 8, dark blue, w/ wall tires. $295 down. $995 53 Pont. 2 dr., two’ tone paint, radio and heater. livdramatic. One of our finer cars. $995 | "52 Pont..2 dr. & 4 dr., iradios afid heaters, some with Hydramatic, 6 to choose from . All must: go, $95 down payment. $295 50 Pont. Motor recently overhauled. This is the car you write home about. A sharpie. model, and tw oO | } i 1 | Plus many, many thore to choose from . OLIVER | “BUICK | 210 Orchard Lake Ave. F F. 2-9101 NEED A FINANCE:| FIXER? Order Classified ads to sell, rent, find a, job. FE \2-8181 is the! | Want Ad nuthber ! | | Value. We Have a Wonderful. Hurry on this [| Au Desespoir? 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MONDAY, JUNE 1 | ___ THIRTY FIVE Hal March to Star in Masical Spectacular on Jaly 15 —— “ sd * - — —-= = | ) | -- Today’: s Radio Programs -- May Be Joined | Ba ly Su ] livan Credits jAdla ls Called | ea ie mg WIE, (700) CKLW, (900) 9 Wws, (00) WOAR, (1130) WXYZ, (1270) WPON, (1660) WIBK, (i490) S t B E A GREAT NEW ADVANCE pe ee ae Ee G Bo Set | Fite by aroi maney | »uccess o Baggy Eyes on Racial Issue wate 10:90 pee News . WEAR, News Car | “EYEGLASS HEARING AID :- - be WIBE, News, Don McLeod wi | by et. Winn Toot Bin bente HpON, ae ee Frankie Laine Signed, NEW YORK—“What's the secret of your acting success?” 1. Kefauver Making Final mis thant * WPON, Neve |. WIBK. People nl THEE aneenan | SA MT’ as. Wednesday Sub for asked Barry Sullivan—a real corny question—and he answered, Bid for. California Votes } Newt tis : \ ae ee ee | Nee: Seo ane WHY, breakfast Cub | WRON’ Ouy Nuno Godfrey This Summer |The bags under my eyes.” * | in Populous South |] That Meets i. w Bill Stern 11;06—WJIR, Ried alae! se W. News, Toby David 2:06_WIR. a Mrs, Burton “My beat-up look, ” he added. i | al SAG Badia cites WHTk Pees Tey nt Town WIBK: News, seem) Seis eee naliand “For years,” he says, I looked like a baby-face, I finally ot | : WIBK, Don Mcleod | CKLW, News, WHOM, News, Record Room| CALW, Rows’ Bud Davies By JACK O'BRIAN | y y y 8 _ By WAYNE HARBERT _|_ Optical And raven WB News, By ated Ghorr | 9:30—WJR, Mra, Page WJBK, News the message. A kind of a harassed face makes a man more) PON, Sports Slants . . News and 6ports 10:06--WJR, Arthur Godfrey > WCAR. News NEW YORK (INS)—Hal March | linteresting to it LOS ANGELES w-—Sen. Estes’ 1,00 WIR, Quest House | 11:36-WJR, Music . J, Weekday - WPON, News, Nelson Eddy 500 for his star role in a nteresting to women. So it became very important to me that. ‘Ketauver carried to Los Angeles a ~ J Gter Extra - WWJ, Bruce Mayer WXYZ My Story | 2:30—WJR, Nora gets $11 or his ey go out and get some bags under my eyes.” - Stars at Seven Willie Bryant CHLW, Mews, Momechate | WZXYE. News, Winter musical spectacular July 15, Steve| a: \today his determined bid for vjc-, LOOK NATURAL! HEAR : Gun ae cen | Se cee” woAe eon Sere | Fok —, Allen > — . | “How did you carry out this tory in California's presidential || NATURALLY AT EAR LEVEL! a ween gee Rm. WPON, Let's Go to Town | -WPON, News, B’ham Hour | WPON, Club 1460 eae difficult assignment?” \primary after calling for Adlai F re as light, graceful | 7:30— Morgan Beatty ORNEN WRLW Mary Moresa * | 3:08-—WJR, Wendy Warren | The book (a “Tender Trap” type}... Stevenson to speak further on ra- fl.) ecod tooki Re Wwavg, Myste seeenss Nevenee WEAN, Muse in ‘he air | WW2, Weekday 4° lis by Seaman Jacobi and Amie, “I studied Humphrey Bogart. oe arjambe ag and good [ooking as those you CKLW, a Heatier ran alia mk cand Vinell ene A venaay Godfrey | CKLW: Bud f Davies “sie Rosen who originated much ot | I guess everybody knows how ¢ egra _ | normally wear. é: sows, vemos aie ways, Fred Wet : wave.) your appr ponter ssw ow otlouae Party Jackie Gleason's TV fun ... he gets bags. = Why is it ‘tat gras Talmadges, _ Henry J. Taylor WJBK. Gentile, Binge WJBK, News, Tom George | CKLW Eddie Chase Carol Haney may get the star And sure enough, when he the Ellenders, the Caldwells are’ Show Wor WPON, Country Music WCAR, News Ace, Music | ¢:00-WJR, Parade of Bands : : ud CKLW, True Detective €:20_WIR, Votes of Agricit.| WPON, News, Pontiac Party, ww). Widder Brown |spot opposite Hal... looked like he'd been out all flocking to his banner?” the Ten-| WPON, News, Record Room BS eh 11:30_—WJR, Time for Music | wrvz, Wattrick Snort ; ked i try this new miracle of shears | 8:30-—WJR, Talent Scouts once Guy Nunn WXYZ, News, Curtain ° CKLW Eddie Chase : night — which he hadn’t been, nessean as nN a speech in 8 Fi pie Other Models to Select From. | WW4, Lone Ranger WJBK News, Binge, Gentile| CKLW. Queen for a Day WRK News. Don MeLeod Frankie Laine gets the God- t he got the Lt Negro district of Oakland. He said | Complete Price’ Range, Time Pymts. WXY%, Firestone Hour CAR, Coffee with Clem WCAR, News frey summer sub Wednesday of course — [Stat et ae he had hoped his Democratic op- CKLW, John Steele WPON, Don Zee TUESDAY AFTERNOON | wron, Community News - ' Barney Greenwald part in - |] Phone or Come in tor App't in _ WPON, Record Rm. 1:06—WJR, Jim Vinal 12:00—WJR, Jack White 4:30—WJR, Mi nights. ; ponent against whom he contends Your Home or at Our Office 3 9:06—WW3, Telephone Hour | WWJ, Bob Maxweil WW, News by Cederberg | WWJ. Pepper Young Caine Mutiny Court Marital” tomorrow's primary for Cal- WXYZ, J" Vandere WHYZ, Ne News, Osgoed WXYZ, Curtain Call WXYZ, News, McKenzie ' Chariie- Andrews, Garroway’s in t primary . oe = wd Be WoBK: News; bid Big Hr SobK. wey fal reares) Prt Philip Lenhart (first fine writer in TV's wonderful and the title role in the new fornia’s 68 convention votes would’ Fit t k’ pees ‘News Wear, News Coftee, Clem woes, Sows Mead — rat - ‘early “Chicago school’ days, will TY series, “The Man Called end desegregation as an issue by 1 zpa ric $ WWJ. Music 10S LWIR, Mase Mall 12 Se WIR’ Time for Music | CKLW, Bédie Chale |write-produce the Laine show, for X.” And the chance to do “A — answering the question. = See Bate | SATE Mem, | Bee, eae | GRR Retr z,atclaed which Frankie will get $5000 per Bell for Adano” on TV. BARRY SULLIVAN | “iias anything been said in ri! Pharmacy—2 Stores : . vate to these segregationis' at: . WPON, ‘eo and Orville | WISH News, Binge Gente! COX Gerrans “ vee WaR Music sass) Wednemiay. | Horse playing is one of the inconveniences he forced himself rakes him enone seeiabie than || FE 2-8383 FE 3-717) wo NB cue *Wwae Bob Maxeell el WIR. Road of Life WXYZ, News, McKensie In case you want to take off the into to acquire that harassed look. ’ Kefauver asked. J Nf sates next six weeks and can't stir unti), “Where? Why, wherever I happen to be. Got to drive myself, | ae quicker this subject gets [| | 302 State Bank Bidg. you know how the Steve Rowlands, .you know. One day out at ‘Anita,” I had a long bet on a $60 out of politics . . . the sooner the | / oo mA - =< Today Ss Television Pr ograms -=- who've won aaa e Lae = ple gbeeeton went right out and bought my trusting ad aan beret he said. | Programs furnished by stations listed in this column are subject to change without notice. Your Wife,” will make out—they pre's perhaps added to his beat-up look by not learning his| Kefauver acknowledged that . _ actually have won 14 years to date - , KYETV | Channel O-CELW.TV (the film the show that far ahead, 1208 thoroughly before filming his TV show. Stevenson's own statements up- ir Channel 2—WJBK-TV Channel ¢—WWJ-TV —_—Channel 7—-WXY7- ; 30U see “I've watched too many actors ‘freeze,’” he said. “They're holding the U.S. Supreme Court's. : 78.000—"' the ones who've learned it perfectly—in oom order to end segregation in the _ MONDAY TV HIGHLIGHTS | who thinks George hed a night 19:00—(4) — Tonight. Steve Allen ts $78 —'way ahead of i" pe y front at the bathr scious ans tthe bia Bak he asked ene P 6:00—(7)—Kukla, Fran and Ollie.) on the town. | with music, variety. set Qoeetion: |mairror. why it ig that Millard Caldwell, on | ioners = — (2) — Weathervane and DEAN MEMORIAL f Florida He Puppet comedy. (9) — Count of 7: 30—(7)—Voice Program. Metro- 12:50 — ( ‘THE MIDNIGHT EARL... a former governor; r- in Politan Opera soprano Nadine Meditations. ABC has a “James Dean Me- man Talmadge, an ex-governor of 0 S | Monte Crt. ae are! Conner sings “Yesterdays,” 1:00—(4)—News Final. earia Spectacular” in mind with. The whole NY Yankee team is exposed to the mumps! Georgia; and Sen. Ellender (D-| ni a e i and Sports. Paul Williams, Bill “Lullaby.” (2)—Talent Scouts.— TUESDAY MORNING clips from his films... Nicky Kass, 12, baseball whiz on “Break the Bank,” sat ON a) supported Stevenson in the 5 ‘ Flemming. (2)—Art Linkletter’s Arthur Godfrey hosts young tal- ‘the bench, on the laps of Mickey Mantle, et al, then went. ion primary. j Kids. Interviews with moppets. | lent. nds Meditations. (4) Today’s nanny Costello of the Godfrey home. and got mumps. Mantle, Billy Martin, Yogi Berra and| =) 1° $ 6:15—(7) — News. John Daly. (4) 8: eo—i7) — Jumbo Theater. In eon a Tere Frost. gang’ could be another Julius La Phil Rizzuto all “got funny swollen fellings”—but doctors say| The weary senator ended his Wk —Dolores. Short, short drama.| “Hand to Hand,” Zachary Scott 7:00—(2) Capt. Kangaroo. (4) To- Maw 64: ‘it's psychomatic, though warning that the danger period has "orthern California campaign with WN plays a Mexican matador who, Frank Parker gives Arthur's a ia midnight flight to the populous ; (2)—News. Jac LeGoff. y. several days to go. A Giant fan asks, “Any way we can retit’ : a finds his popularity is slipping. ‘shows their only dependable touch as ;south. He told an Oakland audi- 6:25 — (4)—Weathercast. Sonny (9) — Guy Lombardo. Music of 1:25—(4) News. of gaiety . that kid and send him to Brooklyn? e of about 200 he expects to FOR FREE ESTIMATE Eliot#(2)—TV Weatherman. Dr. Royal Canadians. (4)—Medic./7°30—(4) Today. (7) Countryside. | LE Beautiful Dana Wynter tells us she'll retire from movies after) win in California by .185,000 votes. Everett Phelps. “The World So High.” the story. 7:55—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (4) The laponsr Aeckded telcaaeet ‘marrying Greg Bautzer within two weeks. Adds the British) In a statewide television pro- | CALL es 6:30—(T) — > Sky King. Sky King of Dr. William Lovelace who, aa Today. (7) Little Ras Beb Hope's final TV show of the star, who'll be 24 June 9, “Greg prefers it, and in him Sa gram, the senator said Californ- TS es a Daoremagr lio eimai parachuted from eight miles Pas cole: a season June 12 so NBC will re. getting something*’much, much greater than a career” . . ./ians, in choosing between him and psi = ancy Mek, ling I rig ee 8:15—(2) Morning Playhouse. peat “The Twisted Cross,” Hit- Frank Sinatra’s been phoning Nancy in L. A. from Madrid. [Steveneot, will choose “a ane : FE ? 9143 (9) — Million Dollar Movie. Lee rights: Lucille Ball, Desi Arnez © 25—(4) News. . we ae wy: _. ‘What's up? ic Sa chee Bowman in “The Walls Came star. A Sb ees tN Vic Damone hopes to prop up Comedian Ole Olsen, ie religious now, is off to. there really is a difference be- Beeny Sungai aks ae oe 8:30—(7)—Superman. Hunts crim- g.45_(2) News, Weather. his sagging career as summer sub London to play for a week in the Moral Rearmament tween the Democratic nominee Introducing Rabin Hood Robin and his een inals who can make themselves 5.55 (4) News. (2) TV Weather, [0° “December Bride” . . . show .. . Jackie Gleason's going to fight'camp with Recky 4nd President Eisenhower. Q hatch a plot to save the estate Rin” Gaargs master uae rai 9:00—(2) Garry Moore. (4) Romp- NBC has been talkin Marciano, hoping te work off 60 Ibs... . Eddie Foy Jr. | Pp ti Gi ] | ri of Sir Richard of Lee: Richard : ’ er Room. Tel g over ® ~ went to Ciney to see Eddie rd in “Damn Yankees” and a ontiac Url. Pontiac's First Greene stars. : Steep / Nea slog 9:30—(2) Arthur Godfrey. (7) ‘ete aluoe ae. pects wn rumor spread he'd wed dancer Doris Lorenz (untrue, Wi ° 6:45—(4) — News Caravan. John ery Presents. “Honored Guest.” i mas Fae Bizabeth. MGM DEAL OFF “s however). a _ ; Ins Im Baton. \ Automatic 1 ery igen! a eames SaN ft) me, Hirsh MEAN BARR wl Yor Matar ex Dooty, I ence -- Twirling Meet | Xauitting Machine : — Theater. is to Spain. She'll see Sinatra .. . The - | “The General's Escape was hero of dubious stature. (2) — 19.95 (4) Window in Home a -| Seven y ld N ; : . Andrews Sisters reunited and will open ven year old Nacny Strass- tastastic and helped defect the) December Bride. Serie Byte 'ig:sg (2) Strike It Rich. (4) (US Kot so many requests for) Sisan &i ee burg. a 2nd grader at Willis] $2.00 (4) — Caesar's Hour. Sid ton meets Herbert Marshall in jiome _ Victor Borge show ducats next In Las Vegas . . oan Simpson's in : Sclscal ook tirst glace ences tale EASY TERMS only ae Caesar wtih music. variety, a laundromat 10:55—(7) News month. a bigger studio will be the hotel biz in New hope, Pa... . baton twirling contest held at Flor- ; : comedy. (2) — Burns and Allen. 9:9g(7) — Youth Bureau. Dram- 11:¢9—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) 11 U4 - - - Carol Nelson, an ex-Miss Hollywood, is *< oe ida, Ohio. There were more than | - ent tiene a zon 4 ary Could Be You. (7) Story Studio, gy, retin Young at aie also “Miss vein Galan: 4 70 participants from the midwest) d troit's Bureau (3) (9) Billboard : yp . The newly-opened Coliseum rejecte entered in the contest. TV Se —Boxing. 10-round middleweight 11:95—(9) Experimental. School. | post succeed “Mama” im Au- 41, international bebop fesival ... Nat Miss Strassburg won the begin- AUTHORIZED Easy rvice best: Tony Gonmales ve. Hardy ii1:1—(2) Lave of Lite 2s “King” Cole got his first bid for-inclu- , iDer's division event and 2nd place TV PROMPT yee in “The Power,” a 11:25—(7) News. “Big Story” returns for another sion in “Who's Who in America” Q idivis twirl-off of the ae DEALER i ecaie ol Vaciantels are! outing N@ Feat — per Yo ———. season . . . Danny Thomas’ ABC- Eddie Fisher's intimates shrug off re- eR practicing with the! ADMIRAL REASONABLE — | the secret of controlling men's! fain and Rice Nt (|TV, series was renewed, of course. ports of a hassle between Eddie and his | icin Sas ee Goce | ee 2 When You WW t It Races. Fred ie 2 : ing Ligh oh other NBC decal : =e Hitcheock site Spears e b fi cas CouLaia ou Wan 9:38 — (T)—Hot Rod 11:45—(9) Billboard. —* Hitchcock m 7s Ce ‘Ponce Enriquez Leads | Welt, narrates trom Motors a4 Noon |. One of the fat Egan brothers of Tele, “Wouldn't {t be dramatic if, while | in Ecuador Electi rapeseed | Speedway. (4) — Waterfront. , ESDAY AFTER! Hartford who won $22.000 on “The you were singing, a customer got up and | — ' In Ecuagor Elections — Cap'n John finds that the hus- 1?:0e—(2) Midday Movie. (4) Ding agloceeoy ee ix GENERAL ELECTRIC : of his godchild has stepped Dong School. (7) 12 0'Clock $64,000 Question” caught the tele- shot you . a ~') QUITO, Ecuador & — Conser- MOTOROLA COLOR TV ELE TRIC | & sal : fever and now is a local TV quiz- < vative Camilio Ponce Enriquez - PHILCO yond the Line”; Preston Fos- Comics. (9) Magic of Music aster EARL'S PEARLS ... ‘cok la ting lead for Ecua- RAYTHEON ~ : _ moun 125 We a | MI) ain as 0 ty _ Man is peculiar. He makes bls home tors tp ice aay ar eum | REACTOR : : . a) : ar Johnny Carson's new CBS-TV tinsect-proof and air-conditioned—then © ‘from Sunday's presidential elec-, SYLVANIA a! 19:69-—(9) — National News. (4)—' toons. . Dr. Hudson's Segret Journal. 12:45—(9) Mary Morgan. daytimer is strictly conventions goes out on a picnic—S. 8. Biddle. ’ ‘tion reached the two-thirds mark. “Hakopian Story,” an emotional 1:00—(7) Lunchtime Drama. and makes’ you wonder why Jack WISH I'D SAID THAT: “The cocktail | Ponce had trailed: the other .__WESTINGHOUSE FREE HOME TRIAL TERMS (9) oa core Wires Goce 8 tener: young nurse alters the course of News. Paar and R. Q. Lewis were circuit reports that women fall into three oS three es in the —, re.) LOT or VACANT PROPERTY | tori when she comes to/1:05—(9) Shoppers Show. —— | age groups—looked at, looked over and overlooked.”—Les and | {urns but during the night built up, er BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY | Center Hospital. (2) — Passport 1:25—(2) TV News. i Carpenter. eve sagen He neg var only Cm that YOU want te.. | to Danger. Cesar Romere goes 1:36) Linkter Hou Party. SO} He R d ” andidate, } sau, ° | to “Trieste.” | (4) Tennessee Ernie nja enie ed y- | lin hoes la cae ae oe women = ei ve al, Leftist and Independent forces . TRADE or LEASE 10:10—(9) — Weathervane. \s: 95 (4) Bran Sierris = usually does y ng meone e -|were split. | | 10:15—(9)—Baseball Hall of Fame. 2:00—(2) Big Payoff. (4) Matinee to Wed Once Again This earl, brother. ; CALL H. W. BIGELOW Bobby Shantz of the Kansas Theater. (7) Afternoon Film (Copyright is. chew Hall 1 Sfndicate, Inc.) ‘But—It Was Rabbit Complete REAL ESTATE Service City “A‘s." Festival. , NEW YORK (2 — The New = - = nm ney | . re sen 304 W. Heres FE 58813 | 19:30-—T7) — Broadway Star The- %:3@—(2) Bob Crosby Show. York Daily News said waday ie6 ACROSS f — b ry] : tee oy ee ee nered| : : = we, ater: A whale, hunter is having $:60—(4) Date With Life. (2) queen Aonja Henie and shipping tem his beagle, Helle. in fee de tough luck finding the “Killer Brighter Day. magnate Niels Onstad revealed 4 Mazy — | at Pueblo, Colo "with hi h hopes SYLVANIA TV | whale.” :9)—Times Square Play- 3:15—(4) Modern Romances. (2) jast night in an interveiw that a Se Of cwinmine ta titles Tie hopes and wn _ house. Virginia Grey in ‘The Storm. they will be married within 10 .. nd Priscille | & : NO MONET DO i T h. ey (4). 3 (9) News. |days. WO ear abd Bella vanished when the hound at ELECTRO MART John Silver. Purity’s- new suitor |3:30—(4) Queen for a Day. ¢9)) The 46-year-old Onstad, a Nor- 1? Trocecies j wpbit § Al Rect Sen aes: Free Home Demeastiutics | is caught selling some of her | Justice Colt. (2) Edge of Night. 'wegian, is bing in Manhattan. Indien " : 138 Oakland FE2-3s71) Jewelry in “The Master's 4:00—(4) I Married Joan. (7) The Miss Henie, 43 also has an apart- {3 fy “seen again . aa Touch.” (2) — San Francisco! Erwins. (2) Four- o'Clock oe here. ‘10 10 Senool books Minister Wins Out | Beat. Warner Anderson, Tom’ ater. The skater’s marriage to social- 3) Sc: ~ — Vy ANDARKO, Okla - A Goat! in *‘Pilot Rewrite.” 4:36—(4)Cactus Dan. (7) Cowboy ite Winthrop Gardiner Jr. ended = 2 Cereal gratne Wy, 4 Spradlin rag to he Newt MUNTZ TV ‘11:00—(7) — Soupy’s On. Soupy, G-Men. (9) Howdy Doody. (2) in divorce last month. She fire.” instrument } before making more rash pro | sales with music, variety. (9) —' As the World Turns. viously was married te Dan Top- 35 Qppnsté = a hy sitions. The Rev: Ward” H . NY. . SERVICE — Good Neighbor Theater. Terence 5:¢9—(2) The Early Show. (4) Mr. Ping, co-owner of the New York 39 Ciick-beetie yy Uy; } Gregg went into Spradlin’s — Member of Ockland County Morgan in ‘Shadow of the Past. "| Twinky. (7) Mickey Mouse Club. Yankees baseball team. SS < marcia ~~ . = “i —c— 1h buy a bicycle and th t monte al ay youed re (4)—News. Paul Williams. (2)—) (9) Dance Party. Voie bj, aa told him “if you can of eisedaieel FE 4.1515 ale eg et) omen Ca Opera Star Pearce 1 ee horne Yy ‘P® | \cycle out of here you can have it.” 1 DETROY 11:15—(7) — The Crash. A parolee —— ; 37 Was borne | ae ted the two-wbecler| T EDISON Eves Till 10 P.M. | 18 Suspected of having his truck Off for Russian Tour <0 Weary Ete ce Open Eves . M. = - Dale Robertson Weds 4 Weight and rode off. ° | C&VTV 158 Ocklend Hi-Jacked,” Jim Davis stars. NEW YORK. — M ; hades ; & | Qe Ute Show. The Actress Mary Murphy opera. star Jan Peeroe. took off? See" a Case of the abric Mies Fairweather. eerie YUMA, Ariz. @ — Actor Dale|by plane yesterday for a month's * Scop antreneliy 2 eS | ltour of the Soviet Union. [49 Low sound senenineiammeennedl M WE HOLD YOUR NOTE | : Robertson and actress Mary Mur-/""The tenor, who was born on! fuft, Priest . “2 Japanese city 11 Cope 33 Eskimo home ON USED TV 29 @ Paul-Mary Ford.'phy, a steady twosome for sev-| Manhattan's Lower East Side, Distent _— 1s profundity 40 Ww. Eni Troubl F Music. 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