¥ 1 ‘ =i 5, Weather Bureau Forecast IAC PRE ASSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE * * & & & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956—48 PAGES Je Up & rea Schools x Ps Stories of Easter—Pilate . : ae oe = | Freezing Rain Glazes.Car Windows. 10,800 Students idee His Policy Spelled Death Area Creamery Get aHoliday (This is the fifth a Easter| governor's robe as he paced back’ full of these vagabond soothsayers Week series about individuals in ‘and forth. He stopped beside a with fool's dreams and impractical as Winter Rules the human tide thet carried Christ to His death.}-‘bow! of fruit and “plopped a grape | notions. in Milk Dispute in his mosth | This one, a rangy fellow with a More Freezing Rain“ By GEORGE CORNELL ‘Then, tight-lipped and annoyed, |°4!™, unprotesting manner, seemed (®% Religious Writer) Pilate turned to the prisoner and| harmless enough, but there was a Trucker Claims Farmer Predicted. for Tonight The high-vaulted was gazed at Him distastefully. sting in lis reply: ““Sayest Tried to Force Vehicle With Possible Snow ~ chamber “Art/subtile "Thou ing?*? ~ this thyself, or did others silent except for the swish of the elven ed ernalded O a ae From Highway. htes eae os ‘fs 2 ‘ at ef = > * e.¢6 ‘ At least 10,800 Oakland - Pilate swore silently. Rome, the Pickets surrounded the mmatien _ mat was the prams Romeo depot of the Borden command. Would that great|Creamery Co. today, and a Tiberius himself had to deal with Borden tank truck driver this one—not that the fellow’s life claimed a farmer: tried to mattered. : < & gz 8 = q ‘|made many roads danger- ous for bus travel. — force him off the road near Several area schools al- AMBITIOUS PILATE But ambition burned hard in the plant yesterdayas or- Pilate, whose ancestors had risen ganized dairy farmers con- from slavery, He knew that diplo- tinued their efforts to gain matic mastery over these trouble- some Judeans was the key to 1 higher milk prices. eatin Press Photo power. Personally, he had no use! -Normal deliveries were SPRING MORNING CHORE --Motorists whose for Above Alex i 221 starting work. Dillashaw, for justice—a plague on it! maintained by Detroit But already, his ruthless methods cars were parked out of doors d uring the night Prospect, cleans the rear window of his car to dairies today, in the face had brought scowls from Rome. had some scraping to do this morning before provide safe vision. He had to be careful, schrewd. No accidents were | of picketing by members of He twisted the gold ring on his oe Fair Share Bargaining by Pontiac Police- finger and turned, with sorely tried Wilson Chooses Mur phree patience, toward this man called The creamery’s manager report- Jesus. ediy called upon sheriff's deputies to escort a halted truck and its “Thine own nation—the -chief driver through the circle of pickets Name New Missile Boss priests—delivered Thee unto. me. this morning. Only 300 pounds of What hast Thou done?” : vende impeded The paam bad acu Caley milk had reached the plant by! WASHINGTON @®—The Penta-jin all matters pertaining to new, Jackson had urged a single |... rey ead Commis kingdom not ie jgon ordered priority miasiles the estab-| civilian official In the Pentagon alom ‘Slightly warmer answer: M, is of a has top tor) within defense this world -" Plainly, He was The Tne of shout 50 pictus is development of a missile powerful lishment and before the National) to coordinate and supervise the temperatures predicted for _ this eye us;made up largely of farmers from and accurate enough to deliver a|Security Council and the Presi-|. missile program. Sa AR just a paltry mystic—with nothing) Reryine, Arm ad a. Rick ; \ciattertant hedemnen Sin Peel pra ‘afternoon were expected to” im- to do with the weightier matters) nayic Capac Anoat a Ww vera sscame odde om — “en | “= Murphree will have more. au-iprove driving conditions, .. ~ of running the actual affairs of ington soca Piaget pa oa on . targets "| Wilson said Murphree will |thority than any other previous Twe miner service breakdowns men. tie scene ns = a + ge teed Wilson took| "2t Work mext week and stay jofficial who has had the job of veparted by the Detrelt Pilate smiled. “Art Thou a king| “pickets were also active at Ri a, hag . sme

ty division, Spokesmen said the Theome Tax Returns Prepared ey! | ithe poorest of the Afab states is’ burg, and Miss Michigan af 1955: . Angus Camptell—Tax Consultant | ae plan would increase efficiency and! 995 W. Huron St., Open Eves. FE 2-3615 ; aa Wirepnete ron to have rejected Soviet Margaret Devereaux of Howell, cut costs, , HONOR GRADUATES — Sitting proudly'with cups and diplomas C ic aid. U Portland is northwest of Lansing, ‘Louis, Mo, From left to right they are Penny, Charkie and Char, licials airpege pee ra Distriet 6, Retain Yout Commissioner’ | are these four honor graduates of the St. Lonis Dog Breeders Asso- midway betweelithe state capital eep Progress in District Ne. & Vote for Dugan, April 2 ‘ ean aa | ciation Obedience Training School at graduation exercises in St. all Welsh terriers, and Caesar, a Pomeranian, followed by U. S, economic ‘aid. and Grand Rapids, -oe ss \ t ‘ “5° Py ee Ww Pee) err se wo a t . : i & # | { a _THE_ PONTIAC PRESS, . WEDNESDAY, ie 4 [The Day in Birmingham Steps Stock and Barn - ‘ye Lal City Groups Study N | in Sale of Land , g. | Lost at Lapeer ‘for Student-Driver Area * is planned he says, and the gym- BIRMINGHAM — City agencies Early Morning “Blaze ‘Willman to Investigate, are studying a report on need for "43ium might feasibly have pro- ' —< So time. ah City’s Rights in Disposal) -Causes Damage Set of Courthouse Site at About $25,000 “tolve school net he calls not adequate € A barn fire near Lapeer early man was requested last night to this morning destroyed 33 farm investigate whether title insurance animals, ‘burned up expensive would be furnished in the event City Manager Walter K. Will-' dairy equipment and caused dam- the present courthouse property age estimated at more than is sold to a private purchaser, techie ast : : = ____triet2), the “ City Commission _ the ‘agreed that it was interested in a ““ynissioner Philip ©: Tawate : (Dis- lena Willis, who with her son, Carl, training: instruction ve : Gj operates the farm at 2615 Daley i caihesi’s red Parochialand private school stu- a ity, pe aaa o rede dents ‘will be incl in the Rd., about four miles north of be sold for private uses, and re- JOHN A. DUGAN PAT STOGLIN © Lapeer. A school auditorium to seat 1,000 yerts to the heirs of the original Killed,in the blaze that leveled Dugan Opposing Stoglin the barn were 2% milking cows, a Willman will request an an- bull, 3 heifers, 4 helfer calves, -we,,{Pilate—His Policy swer from lecal title Insurance in District Five Contest and 4 pigs, companies, a ’ A horse;-burned in the firé, had A-VISTY WITH MAMIE — Four-year-old Sharon Rose Montelo, EDITOR'S NOTE: ‘This. is the fifth in the series of seven articles on Sealed Jesus’ Fate Rowston said the question had| the candida their submitted be County of Eaton Rapids, Mich., appears pleased as she sits in the lap of 14 City Commissionndidates and statements to The to shot by, Lapeer sher- * Press candidate tach of the seven districts ‘will be elected mext One from Mamie Eisenhower at the White House. Sharon called on the first to term Commission, Mondayserve a 1066-57 on the City iff's deputies... ' Equipment -included a new lady,to give her the first Veterans of Foreign Wars “Buddy Poppy” DISTRICT 5 of 1956. Sharon lives with her mother and two brothers in a VFW hay baler, an elevator and rake = Aftersix year absence-from the political circuit, Pat Stoglin hay, milking a ‘for storing two ma- once again put in his bid for a City Commissionpost. chines and farm tools, as well as 4%, of 700 Joslyn Ave., will be vying with hay, straw and grain stored in the for the District 5 seat. barn. Don't Worry, Voters in district, in the corner of the city, Cause of the fire has not been this located northeast Must Increase mark an “KX” for determined, Mrs. said no one Willis Pal, We'll Keep candidate winning a two-year term on the City Commission. is known to have been in the barn salesman for the Jerome Motor Sales Co., was edged during the night. Lapeer Fire De- the Soo Locks the 1950 primary for a seat on the City Commission. partment was called at 6:10 a.m. Traffic Control -| Both he. and Dugan were nominated to the April ballot this year, SAULT STE. MARIE «®—Don't only candidates to file nominating petitions in worry, friend Philadelphian, Bar- Officials Urge Stiffer ring a catastrophe, the famed Soo JEALOUS PRIESTS an employe of Pontiac Motor Division for Reds Offer Plan been locks will still be here when you Penalties as Highway 363 Nelson St. He is seeking a second two-year Pilate frowned, and went back drive up this way next June. | Toll Stays High | inside. The rabble! Those priests, > * * = worried by their own waning au- This good news comes from the! thority, were behind it-—wanting a for Disarmament LANSING «®—Disappointed at JOHN A. DUGAN PAT STOGLIN Chamber of Commerce here. Its! ‘scapegoat, a pawn to make an : ‘tourist department received a the resultsof the new speed) , state's : “ am seeking re-election in Dis-“If chosen to represent District Western Sources Now jletter from a Philadelphian saying. en ee 5, these are the things I will en-law, Michigan law officers” and jtive powers. trict 5 because I wish to help fur- ‘there's a rumor that the locks are| deavor to accomplish: more play-Think Soviets May Have judges are turning to stricter) The crowd's temper disturbed connec-|ther the constructive program we jto be replacedby a bridge. Insurance Rate grounds for the children of our enforcement and stiffer penalties a et his ee bis areapflaoapst have initiated in District 5. and Reached Nuclear Peak | “We expect to start on a trip city, especially in the Edison--; | em he the West, leaving here in June, in their fight against traffic ach Build an acqueduct ended only in the city as a whole. ‘Chamberlain area, widening of ‘and want to take in your area, Joslyn avenue from Walton boule-dents. = ‘slaughter by his troops. “It ia my goal to see District | LONDON (®—The Sdviet Union MayGo Higher ieither goingor returning if the vard north to the city limits: ex-Gov. Williams calted a group of Again, when he ignored the Pax sidewalk: has proposed a new plan for world! locks-are still there," the letter sheriffs, police officers and judges Roman against offending native; tension ef Joslyn avenue busline to disarmament omitting the usual the city limits. Communist demand for renuncia- said. . - together yesterday to discuss the réligions by affixing imperial me- * * . new speed limit and work out a dallions on military standards, it tion of atomic weapons. As a matter of fact; there is a new traffic safety formula. \stirred a six-day melee. Instead of * * * proposal to build a tunnel or aj -Concensus of the group was that! appreciating the gesture, Tiberius Emphasizing cuts in conventional bridge -connecting this city with) the state needs better highways,|sent a reprimand. arms,‘ the Soviet proposal was re- lits Canadian neighbor of the same DETROIT i#—The general man- better enforcement of existing pyage smpE-STEPS ported to have urged only.a -ban name. Bridge or tunnel, though, “T will also give my whole-or strict control on atomic tests. laws, stiffer penalties, more and ithe locks are going Indecision tore at Pilate. Then crafty idea. He'é turn to stay. . hearted support to our Greater Demands for outlawing of nuclear better. stop signs and encourage-he hed a Pontiac Community Advisory p i diately or ;ment ] of good drivers. : eventu- Rus- previous the case over to Herod Antipas, a to reaffirm my attitude, | Council to further their 10-point ally—had been high on the Joseph A, Childs, state police native commissioner, told the group the | puppet kingof the prisoner's F i program as follows: a civic audi- sian proposal list during recreation, Jong range disarmament negotiations. state’s traffic death toll in had come to Jerusalem for the February, 1955 was 117. tumultuous Passover period. ON PAR WITH WEST? : To some Western observers, the (change seemed to indicate that the in Soda Drinks - - he ered, theunt neved William 8. McNary thus forecast In February of this year, ible new crisis in Blue Cross said, the death toll was 115. Ping tgeral napesl grams a finances _in_. opening testimony " {Russians they have reached believe ‘for this year ts; #* a jest tm royal purple. “The figure tnuclear parity with the West — | Physicians Give Report — yesterday before the governor's : | provisional,” he said. “It can be) pisgusted, Pilate returned to the study commission on prepaid and can depend on their atomic slept as Inyestigators Still Red expected’ to” rise as late reports outdoor tribunal seat. He gazed Paper Operates hospital caré plans. than enormous they come in. ‘scornfully at the accusing digni- Gov,,' Williams appointed the Search for Clues say Gov. Williams said the figures! taries, whose very refusal to enter commission earlier this year to in Spite of Seizure $ 3 “certainly don't show we are the inner “heathen” —"*it ‘investigate rising Blue Cross costs turning ‘back the death rate the would defile them’’—was an insult. mitted to the five-power U.N. Dis-WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ‘and methods for halting the up- way we'd like‘to.”’ A new strategem came to him. armament . subcommittee, where W. Va. w—Puzzied doctors and the United States already has pro-investigators dug deeper today in- Accuse fol Robbing swing. The group also is looking for means of improving Blue Cross (ContinuedPage One) From \closed names of contributors and The new speed limit of 65 miles|A Passover custom was to pardon during the day and 55 miles anjone criminal, and certainly the posed conventional arms cuts to re-to the mystery of the iliness of) and Blue Shield services without jenders duce U.S. and Soviet armed forces three persons who drank ginger hour at night went into effect | neople wouldn't want him to free RAIDS CAME FAST to 2% million men each. lale aboard a railroad car which) Grocery at Gunpoint additional rate increasets. Feb. 6. ‘the vile Barabbas, a rebel and Blue Cross asked for a 23 per 'President Eisenhower rode three| The group seemed agreed more killer. Pilate raised his hand. Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei The newspaper said it was Four alleged armed bandits were Gromyko. presented the Russian days later. ' unmarked police cars should be! “T've found no cause of death cent rate boost but was granted ¥ dian planning to carry the issue to , * a 15 cent It became and discussed it for an hour put in use, plus more racar andin this man, Jesus.” He paused. per increase. cireuit bound ter like| court when the raids to five days of|court over Kefauver concl came their trial examination at sterday’s session. | Physicians reported that one of) more police patrols. : |““Whom shall I release unto you—) effective March 1. jday after bolt from the blue.” campaigning|a Southern Cali ia before Farmington Township Jus Detailsof the Russian proposals the three “definitely has uremic; They also recommended: a uni-Him or Barabbas?”’ Salary increases are the chief Jast night with a call for a White = = tice Allen C. Ingle. The — answer ‘startled him. ‘were not made public. But inform: poisoning” and that another, also-form system of fines, stiffer jail reason for spiraling hospital costs, As he fidgeted and. While Communistassets party be-|‘‘Barabbas!"” and The four were arrested by State along contact is “coming still hospitalized, sentences they included “‘substan- more ants said McNary said. He said salaries now constitute above 70 per cent were’ the main target of the Police after the $472 armed: rob- icely”’ after being quite ‘sick. 2 yor sy : ggestions regarding t raids, the also bery governmentgot March 18 of a Farmington ), ti ff ventional arms, | The third person who was of the overall costs of operating holg of Daily Worker subscrip-|Township grocery. Police aces ton of conventions ums stricken was recovered sufficient- non-profit hospitals. tion Hsts, and files and docu-David Pehrson, 19, and Thomas e * ily yesterday to go out visiting. In a six-page statement, McNary ments in the party offices. Kelley, 18, both of Detroit, ver, Spring Convention | * e* said there is some abuse of Blue ‘the masked bandits who took $160 | All three became il! last Thurs- The Worker, which has hever Cross benefits by subscribers. “Some of this abuse cannot be from the till and $12 from owner iday evening after drinking bottled Sam Abraham. of Local GOP Set failed to publish in the 32 years since its birth, made emergency ginger ale aboard a private rail-| traveled from Washington to this Good Neighbor resort for conferences with Mexi-| Republican'can and Canadian leaders. The avoided or at least no way has Pehrson and Kelley failed to fur-‘road car in which Eisenhower later arrangements to handle its editori- Angrily, Pilate crumpled the note been found to stop it without the in his fist. What did Claudia know use of police methods which are of rule? He should have left her not belieyed to be in the public at his regular palace in Caesarea, interest X. X. X.," he said. Such 100 miles. north. He'd come here methods, he continued, “would not Oakland County Republicans will nish bond of $50,000 apiece, and al work in the offices of a Yiddish- returned to jail to await cir- hold their spring convention 0 language newspaper in the same were elect delegates to the cuit court arraignment April 9. building. ‘es.@ «© : Their alleged accomplices, Alan State Convention April 18 at 8 p.m. The government skipped the Ginther, 19, of Detroit, and George to keep down Passover riots—not be tolerated either by the people usual procedure of presenting a Arnold, 20, of Livonia, failed to Lafayette St. or morning. ‘argue with a woman! Reds Plan Tree Belt by those who provide health * * . bill for back taxes and trying to furnish bond of $15,000 apiece. They * ‘CAUSE UNDETERMINED ! 3 -Nation Conference will be arraigned with Pehrson and Under state law, delegates elect- He stood up, glowering. “What services.” collect. Instead, it slapped liens So tak. the doctors of all of the | then shall I do with this man, ed at the 1954 fall primary are| Among abuses of Blue Cross on Communist properties and Kelley. persons stricken have been. unable spring county the service, McNary said, delegates to seized: the party's assets. are over-use to find the Cause of their ittness. Future Meetings SME eh | of hospital facilities. * * * Meanwhile, Eisenhower LJ ar- To carry out the swift maneuver ranged to travel back to Washing- ton today aboard the same private | WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. | stormed backthroughthe curtains | Woman, Aged 115, the government invoked a Pontiac Deaths so-called jeopardy assessment | W. Va. w—President Eisenhower as fixed by law. he had the con-| railroad car. The Secret Service and investi- clause, This is used when there is! |was reported today to regard hiSidemned man flogged with the Eats Hog Meat, ‘thought to be some chance of the be-) debtor disposing of his assets sy gators for the Chesapeake & Ohio experiment in informal diplomac¥+three-thonged scourge, tipped with Avoids Yankees His flashy $5,000 sportscar was! Railroad have launched an_ in-jas such success that it may set! metal and bone. The regole lion! Clayton 47, Ballard a fore the government can_ seize ‘attached yesterday for asserted, ‘number of blows—39. the them. Inon-payment of a $516.4 grocery| Service will be at 11 a.m. ThUrs- : s ‘mM. * * * But back on the balcony, as he, NASHVILLE,: Tenn, w — When ginge jfuture. ginger ale was poisoned. : | f ; bill. A Malibu, Calif. supermarket)gay from All Saints. Episcopal | * * * | His meeting with Canadian! watched the soldiers tring ost a worn gets to be 115 She bes the Gobi Desert, . evidence, - There was no apparent however, of filed suit against Haymes last Church for Clayton Z. Ballard of Secret Service Chief U. E.,Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent Jesus, bloody and staggering, heto be more careful about what ae any Communist plan) | Friday. |4009 Mapleleaf Rd. The Rev. C.!Baughman repeated last night hisiand Mexican President Adolfo again vascillated. “I find no crimeieats and with whom she as- | : | ‘to dump its assets. . Widdifield, his pastor, will jmen have uncovered no trace of) Ruiz Cortines came‘to an end last in him.” An authoritative voice’ George sociates. jcakes, Haymes who served | Deputies. Ld ee Burial will follow in any plot to harm the President. night with no agreements sought spoke out: i ‘That's why,’ says Mrs. Betty The Weather but the, hasn't been paid for yet.” White Chapel Memorial Cemetery or made and no problems solved.| “If thow would release this \Talley, “I try not to eat anything file income returns tax that’s not hog meat or batter Haymes was divorced recently ‘with military graveside service. Foll U.S. Weather Bareaw Repert PONTIAC AND 3 ‘VICTNITY—Preering But Eisenhower was said to | man, thou art not Caesar's | feel the three heads of govern- Two Jets Explode, | Mr. Ballard died Monday in St. and work to avoid meeting by film beauty Rita Hayworth. vies friend. Everyone who calls him- hang te jonal rain today, with the Yankees.’ She was born high wear 35. Cloudy and cold with Joseph Mercy Hospital after an ment and their foreign ministers self king ‘speaketh against Cae- Three Men Killed a Negro slave on a Tennessee enew flurries and temerrew. temerrow 26-40. lillness of one month. He is at the Pursley Funeral Home. -had gained good will and under-sar!’’ farm. | Mrs. Talley says she will be 116 standing which would be helpful Pilate quailed. The idea of dis- today. ast te northeast hour | —_—— in future negotiations. WICHITA, Kan. — An Air today and ton'rht. miles honoring the name of Caesar—| per Mrs. Etta M. Simkins years old next Sunday and ex- uw Force B47 exploded and crashed) The meeting opened Monday builder of the empire, the title of: pects several friendsand relatives : Today in Pontiac re temperature preceding 8 ‘night in the swanky Greenbrier every emperor since—struck.. him: to stop byto see her during the am | Mrs. Etta M. Simkins, 78, of 41 ‘three miles northeast of Wichita, with fear. Never! If such word, ‘today. Three men were reported | ‘Hotel. day at the nursing home where _At@ am: | Direction: East Augusta Ave., died Tuesday in | in Congress, supports the admin- WASHINGTON —Sen. Holland | back to Rome, he'd be finished. got ikilled. | “This meeting has achieved she lives. fun sets Wednesday at 6:5) pm | Bloomfield Convalescent Hospital. , istration’s program of lower flex- “Take Him,” he rasped, “and Him.” Officials at McConnell Air Force) exactly what it was called for,” “Whenever the Lord (D-Fla), one of 10 Congress wants me, mem- |She Had been in ill health two | Base skid the plane had been ‘said White House Press Secretary) corucity I am ready,” she says. SEES FAINT HOPE bers drafting compromise farm) l years. ; C. Hagerty. ‘That purpose . idantified as a B47 but not as one |‘James A weak, vain man, Pilate, fifth: successfully aad Ge lhas been most car- Keego Harbor Resident attached to that base. laa’ ous eeecee a President|0f the Roman procurators of Judea, | Fei aeps ee etea eames ilater was recalled to Rome for his | PERRY, N. Y. &—A jet plane and Secretary of State Dulles feel Given Jail Sentence ‘brutality in putting down a Samari- exploded last night and a train-‘just that.” . : tan religious disorder, In disgraée. A Keego Harbor man who plead- ing plane crashed into it as it | Ruiz Cortines and St. Laurent) tradition says, he committed sui-ed guilty to two traffic counts yes- ‘burned. The two fliers in the T33 were ~reported ‘to hold similar cide i y before Orion Township Jus- ltraining plane bailed out safely. (Next: Pretonius) elmar G. Stanaback began ewe: NEHRU COMING All were Air Force men sta- | Seen tioned at Niagara Falls, about 40 Burglars Enter Station, d | 20, was fined $75 ‘air miles west of here. Officials said it is now certain will entertain Nehru from \different measures passed by the ate still must pass on these provi-Mrs. Stella Zimmerman of with $10 costs for reckless driving, ‘Ithat Eisenhower Prime Minister , Escape With Over $32 | branches. sions,” he said. “It is possible to Lapeer, a step-child. two arid $25, $10 costs and two days in away - Prosperity for. 1956 € * ® * send this back and demand we) Other survivors .inelude © Thieves. last night broke in jail for driving with a suspended two Both provisions would have the soften it somewhat.” . : license. brothers, Walter Rawlins of Harris-, . WASHINGTON (INS) — Com- effect of raising the level of gov-Sen. Ellentiér (D-La), chairman) “eeeeaed ‘“_.lernment farm price supports. The of the.Senate conferees, who fa- burg, Edgar Rawlins. of Pontiac; merce Secretary Sinelain. Weeks July, Lake to the owner, here was relaxedAve., according Pontiac Home & Builders The meeting two sisters, Mrs. Ta Russell and predicts “‘a little better than even” 2 Miami 3 4 Agriculture Department estimated vors the actions taken yesterday, who said $32 was missing from a Mrs. Carrie Alvin, both of Pontiac. chance that this year iwll be ‘Pinheopelis. 3s ssithey would cost the government, |said “T even Three |Big gathered round was the SHOW Service will be at 1:30 p.m. more properous than 1955. think the President will sign F ee yore $3 38 mg an average cropyear, ldinner table, When they talked this bill, He's about every-|Thursday from the Humtoon Fu. ae {3/1956 than Would the present pro-thing.he asked _ineluding the neral Home with the Rev. Jamies Crews drilling for oil were the B Phoenix §2/@t-—least a gillion dollars more in \first to discover sulphur deposits, \big thing, the soil bank. Of course, Parker of Sunny Dale Chapel Fs 8. Maris 2 aigram. NEXT WEEK jalong the Gulf of Mexico‘in about) 4 ttle bo os . * * there are-a-couple of little gadjets officiating. Burial -will be in Oak | 11900, ; “4 ized survey af world affairs, lice said, § agton 88 36| Holland, unlike most Democrats ihe doesn’t want.” —-+. View Cemétery, Royal Oak. * Fe A ; ee i ig 86 2. aa 7K Dek THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. eee 28, 1956 By DOROTHY ROE . AP Women’s Editor America’sbest-hatted wom- 10 en, as chosery by New York millin- BPW Hears | Talk About Subversion “How Subversive Organizations Can Ruin Civil and National De- fense” was the topic discussed by Russell D. Thompson at the Tues- Northridge; day evening meeting of the Pon-| cis, named by Emme. tiac Business and Professidiial Women’s Club held at Hotel Wal- European Origin * Ld *- Mr. Thompson, of the Michigan Department of Internal Revenue, a past district commander of the American Legion and chairman of the Un-American Activities Organi- zation, told of the manner in which communism is spread and stated: Mr. and Mrs, Charles B. Plumb “The Communist Party is not a of West Beverly avenue announce political party but part of a of their daughter,|ance—are the engagement worldwide revolutionary conspir- Beverly Ann, to Clyde of garment Nelson/types acy.” Today there are 900,000,000 White of Chicago, son of Mrs. W.)jackets to shirt, sweaters. people in the world who have JG. White of Lewis, Kan. A June|trunks and walk shorts, been conquered by conspir-‘| wedding is planned. and ‘wear, Take crisp linen-like acy, he explained. rayon, line it with In describing Communist litera- ture, the speaker stated that it is -Pongee Print and-you Spotter Wo Woaiig Contr all of a definite nature, not saying have the latest Spring “if” but “when,” the true Commu- _ nist believing that they will domi-fashion note. Remarkably. nateworid. the * # * appropriate for any Guests at the dinner . meeting! “occasion.The were Mrs. M. D. Stapp and Gladys West. Mrs. Charles Barrett, Mrs. fabric issun fast i; Raymond L. 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They 7 ae. * Len. gh hs HE: give -you fashion. at its finest. = : ck ek A * OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT*® = * , , : a s 4 ae ae al irr Pe ta es a a ee ae es SS pa iS— : bo ey = THE PONTIAC PRESS. “WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 Mark University'sSs 139thh Birthday PERMANENTS, ren .. + $5.00 CALLIE’S BEAUTY SHOP 116 N. Perry — —- . nutritions be-if Prunes Imake ‘#’ Michigan Alumne Club met Tues- Stanley Strand = Good-looking Fleet-Air Shoes, day evening at the home of Mrs. Jay Wagner on West Iroquois road of Dick aired papal pe rnstees avenue, and occasions ond days of pley: We in celebration of the 139th anni- have the new Spring models in versary of the University of Michi- io he is the stock, See them now. te * * -* » son of . Dr. Warner G. Rice, head of the : Department of: English Language me = Mrs. and Literature at the university, x Joss O Sizes 84 to 12 — $6.95. lakeview f was introduced by Gertrude Over--Laneview 12% to 3— $7.95 ton,. presented a satirical preview avenue. of the modern trends:in-education: was guest speaker. Dr. Rice, who -During the business meeting Be This waltz-length dance dress of nylon tulle was | Mts \W-0. Roeser announced MR and MRS. WILLIAM J. JOSS _ designed by. Mary Carter of Dallas. The dream dress | Vern’ Abbott and Margaret bt on the nomi-Ca rol F. Wirth Repeats has a panel of tiered ruffles in back, pointingthe way sarees to the king-size taffeta sash, é alin Hetscd vas caiman ot Vous in Candlelight Rite Try Doughnut Treat cream between the halves and top Marion Lehner, Hazel Potts, Grace’ : < 2 ~ - each doughnut with chocolate! Heitsch and Mrs. Roeser. . Mrs.! In a candlelight ceremony Sat-sistedof pearl earringsa pearl ; Fl —_ and AlR A chocomint doughnut sundae is sauce. Abbott presided at the refreshment urday evening at Oakland Avenue necklace. nice for the 5 aig ‘oben it, split! ———EE table which was centered with an United Presbyterian Church, Carol * ¢ @ SHOES FOR CHILOREN a doughnut zontally.; One pound of dried beans makes, arrangement of spring flowers and|Frances Wirth became the bride) 4, t Si Place 1/3 cup peppermint meena ice'about nine servings when cooked. Yellow tapers. of William J. Joss, The Rev. Theo-matrae eye n wae alle oe idore matching headpiece. Allebach performedthe cere-| rina. -length gown of pink crystal- sd A sound film of the locks at mony in the presence of =a gees. Jette with a ee Sault Ste, Marie will be shown at, * * ¢ | L, JUST RECEIVED 5S. 000. GOWNED IN AQUA oo the next meeting of the group to! “The bride the niece of Mr. held at the home of Mrs. Don-/, nq ee et bls Strand of oe Beverly Hyatt wore ballerina- be a Paget: fabrics exciting ~ 4 of new, 5 Robert Joss served as his broth- . . rted rench | | WE MADE A -al La pan a ‘wows ‘er’s best man. Seating the guests -Terriric suy...| CHAIRS <= by the bride. Her lace bodice was |“** Charles-DeClerck. ae ee ee $35 wp accented by rhinestones, and ap-| The reception was held in the . 6 | pliqued lace trimmed the accord | church parlors immediately fol-p) © ny aly SRS E T RE jon-pleated nylon tulle skirt. | lowing the service. T DD rom Up Her fingertip veil was of nylon’ The bride changed to @ havy blue’ ‘ings on to you! SOFAS Par $75 All Work Guaranteed for 5 Years tulle, and her only jewelry con-'suit with red accessories for her, 20 West Huron Street ee ly 9: 0 9:50 — Friday 9:309: to0 9:00. = | enof the Southeastern)cn Daily 9:30 to 5:30—Friday 9:00 eymodn tour. : Peatios WCTU Hears eon the couple will reside on) Shop Days for Better Service me Wim Waicut tu! a aveme. Talk on Drugs (= 3 Furnifure Makers and Upholsterers Lt. Walter Krause ef the Nar- Tem! 299 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. cotics Division of the Pontiac Police Department presented an informative talk on the use of nar- cotics and their effect on the body = at the Tuesday meeting of the Pon-| tiae ‘Unit of Women’s Christian : av Our Specialty! Temperance Union. You'll adore our longer-Ss ‘ ee in print than -short hoir style... : ‘ 2 Tee eS Mrs. Ray Fleming presided -at ‘couse it’s. so flexible... ue |. SHIRLEY JEAN wyrick —_/[h¢ meeting held af First Presby” “has so mohy vorictions. Let os terten Coach Devs wae OF eas Ci us individualize your hair . ' Mr. and Mrs. Milo E. Wyrick|siven by Mrs. L. H: — ~ fof North Grant road announce the used “The Last Supper” and “The ‘engagement of their daughter,/Garden of Gethesemane” as her the cotton Shirley Jean, to Bob Chester. He) Subjects. jis the son of the Rev. and Mrs.| sow 'A, L. Chester of Kalamazoo. No} Announcement was made of the’ for the wed-May Breakfast to be sponsored foulard suit ‘date has been set ding. ‘by the federation on May 1. by DAVID CRYSTAL Outfit your family in these smart, na-| tionally advertised quality shoes for | Fresh new idea for the town Easter. These are the styles you love to weor These are the quality built shoes and travel spring-thru- that mean accurate fit, comfort in wear-| summer suit . . . softly, ing, and longer wear for value. » diagonally ribbed tite-print cotton imported from France, tailored _ with natutal shoulders, shorter jacket, shaft-slim skirt and bracelet length sleeves. Left Forget-me-not. print with button deta.!. Red, lilac or blue on black. Tots’ Hi Whites Boys’ Three-Eyelet Right: Confetti-dot print with Handsome, new oxfords just Even the baby wants to be dressed up fer Bagster. These Mike Dad's amart new ones. In first shoes give the support luggage pebble grain. . British tan a keyhole neckline. needed for good growth wer Or $54 Red, lilac or blue on black. Sens $450 Sizes 10 to 18. _ sites a 3 $645 A Patent Strap The Easter Shoe most preferred 3iqg Girl’ Bi Sie § o1zes $79 ES because it fashionable, 80 pertent feting. @hiay bisck patent civer 55 $ 95 B-D 4 ‘ — SUIT STREET SALON LEVEL 3 DBD’ sj t Sweater Pump Tassel Casual The newest for boys, big bors For the teen'ers and big little girls and men. In giove-leather to _ whe newest in a smart fitting pump po see, 12 $7745 fit and feel perfect. sizes 4//;-8 Black A-C ’ In a $895 . 4} l ; “AAAS $8.95 larger sizes, 9.95 | MAPLE ot GATES Semnereeniarn ie. ; ~~ : JUVENILE “ BOOTERY28 E Lawrence Street and || k a 2 fe , a ” STORE HOURS:~ pacer thre pqainise : 928 W. Huron Street _ - Pe un | te Lo alt f [| { é } f it : i de f é ne aside ie eee ; NE om pores ane ag j. oi 10. dy in iS sentenced Death Driver-Jailed iten C Golden Martin, Dew, UMW Agree who was eonvicted of negligent, MONROE W—The driver of a! i ee Use Antibodies hemicide by a jury last Friday | MIDLAND W — Dow Chemical + truck, in “which nine railroad work- Co. the ers cross- Rehan Plan were killed at a railroad The truck with Martin New was driving Cermira} col-| and America United Mine- announced Workers lided a York of today ing Nov. 18 was sentenced Tues-passenger train at a crossing eight agreement on a new S-year con- day 6 to years north Monroe, tract ‘arrying anprison, is truck Against Cancer Latter Proposes That UM _ Researchers Try to He months Jarvis 2 C. Martin, in two miles other men of in the He sur-:cent and Ase ly wage immediate increase for 14 26, of Monroe. Circuit Judge Clay-'vived, wor! ke rs. 16,000 Johnson Be Favorite Units With Radioactivity, ae te te a i te he tt he te tM de or BUFFET CABINET ig igi fot sp i He “ . i F sigs: * 4 * oe i \ | f / -f A THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. . MARCIT 28, 1936 ee at in = OO OE OE NN NN TY -_: Son for Texas Against Skin Disease — . HOUSTON, Tex. w—Gov. Allan ANN ARBOR ®—Two Ui hiversity | Sam Benson Says: a, Shivers last ‘night labeled -as of Michigan medical researchers é | “cynical and calculafed" a propos-are using antibodies, tagged with | I'm making it easy for you to get your! al that Sen: Lyndon B.-Johnson be radioactivity, to attack one of the hamed Texas’ favorite son presi-| entire Spring wardrobe at My Eve ryday deadliest forms of skin cancer. dential candidate and head of the * * * state's Democratic National Con- Drs. A: Burgess-Vial and Walter | vention delegation. Low Prites . .. and CREDIT, TOO! S. Callahan still have many prob The__proposal was. -ype by ems “pot=their* proctss-"! ‘ ~ House Pony Sam Rayburn, long same hope, { i to $42.50 Worsted — Brookfield a political enemy of Shivers. The disease they are aiming at All Wool feeun PRAISES JOHNSON is one of the swiftest spreading) ‘SUITS SUITS ‘SUITS cancer types, melanoblastoma, a | The governor, who also is. being comparitively rare form identified boomed for Texas delegation chief, $277) $3381 $3887 OPEN TILL 9 P. M. usually by flat, colored moles | praised Johnson for his work as For Your Convenience which have grown, changed color | tioned his qualifications as “ma- Senate majority leader but ques- or ulcerated. jority leade r for Texas Dems By grinding up diseased human crats,"’ Spring Jockets Sport Slacks Topcoots tissue and injecting it into rab- Rayburn’s proposal, Shivers said bits, the docters have been able $6.87. $6.87 $26.00 in a speech, ‘‘was a cynical and to. develop antibodies. The anti- calculated effort to divide the con-bodies are ‘the rabbits defense, servative Democrats of Texas. and ereated in the-rabbits blood, maneuver the senior senator into against the disease. | You Also Save More in My Women’s Store! as the Democratic Advisory Council- The rabbit blood is then con-' Political Action Committee eamp, verted into gamma globulin’ and where he does not belong.” ‘tagged with radioactive iodine or Shivérs and Rayburn's last big jchromium. NO MONEY DOWN! WOMEN fight dates to 1952 when Shivers | Injeeted into-a patient suffering | was among the Southern govern-% SAVE TOO! from the disease in its. advanced ' ors who bolted the Democratic 4 stage,.the antibodies seék out the’ —— party to support Dwight D, Eisen-al |diseased tissue, earrying with’ .hower and Rayburn led the Adlai them. the radioactivity. 6 MONTHS $suiis... $1491 AP Wirephoto | Stevenson ; ** SS MAYFLOWER TO SAIL AGAIN — Workmen subscription to the Mayflower Society, will sail Difficulties are encountered in| Coats .... $1491 Astronomers believe the mount-in shipyard at Brixham, Devon, England, work the Atlantic to the United States this summer as getting enough radioactivity to the| CHARGE PLAN ains of the moon are as high or on hull of 183-ton model of the Mayflower, ship _a goodwill gift te America. Like the original May- source of the tumor to destroy or .. Toppers $1271 even higher than any to be) which carried the Pilgrim Fathers to America in flower, the new craft will carry a crew of 21 and | inhibit it. By concentrating the! found on the earth. 1620. The newJ ate beast financed through public 30 passengers. (Due to My LOW PRICES There Is a Dresses $591 ‘antibodies and altering the gamma ~ |gobulin inte smaller molecules, the | Small Service Charge) |docfors hope to deliver. greater. > » Canadian $10 Bill Has CLAYTON'S ST OE 4 Giada idoses of radiation to the eancer. Regular 30-60-90 Day Charge Accounts Also Available One Devilish Problem | OTTAWA (INS)—Canada's $10 Michigan Senate to Act Brine) You Another Big Dollar-Saving Value! : ‘Join the Easter Parade to Sam Benson’s . . . my man-size buying power ‘d Land Bill ot _ ‘bill represents a devil of -a~prob-on House-OK makes it unbelievably #asy. for you to get your entire Spring wardrobe lem, at least to Parliament mem- ‘ber John LANSING # — Blackmore. The Senate today fabulously fow prices. Ne money down, ” 6 months to pay . . . ot Sam 1 WEEK #7 Blackmore folded the bijh for received d House-approved bill’ Benson's you can get such smart styling, superbly tailored Spring fashions the benefit of newsmen-and re-raising from 10 to 15 cents an: at prites. so. low it’s hard to believe! |vealed how when it is pressed a acre state payments to local units' icertain way the Queen's curls meld‘for homestead and swamp land. jto form a caricature of Satan’s| Supporters of the bill said it. ‘face, (would increase annual payments Tir I anol TUXEDOS FOR WEDDINGS AND PARTIES _ | Blackmore was relieved to learn to townships and school districts: that a move is under way in by about $175,000. /Commons to have new engrav ing! The state owns some three mil-| FREE SPECIAL HOmg,* a |plafes-mace which will eliminate|ion acres of the land, held in re- PARKING sam Benson ‘the Devil's face—no matter how serve as public hunting and fish-| in any lot or-garage in jing sites. The measure was sponsored by own with purchase. ithe bill is folded: 20 S. PERRY STREET More aaa 40,000 persons. | Reps. James Goulette (R-Iron | \throughout the world die each year Mountain) and Louis Mezzano (D-| | from snake bites. Wakefield). WALNUT bs We have a tremendous selection of lovely groups .. . styled by such famous names as Meir and Pohlman. Stanley and Craddock. No matter what you desire ... we're sure you'll find it here... arid we have slashed the prices for this week only... SO HURRY! F e4. Reg. $184.50 Reg. $139.50 Reg. $139.50 Reg. $99.50 # Dropleaf Table CHINA DINING HUTCH with 4 Chairs CABINET ! See the New Expand-0-Matic Disappearing DINING TABLES as seen in the March LIFE! Styled by the Saginaw Furniture eimonnen iain Company, these EX- 5-Pc. BEDROOM ENSEMBLE PANDABLE DESKS and CHESTS provide the answer to modern A $10000 dining needs. | Their “hidden secret” lies in * the one piece, flexible Repke Reg. $279.95 Styled in rich ‘ooking ABERTON et pull-out table surface includes pig 54°” Dresser with du r bens easily peace cient 1 rsons SEE ‘ 5S big reasons why the really new Plymouth giv you drawers, large flaw-free plate glass mirror, TODAY , : ODAY! Priced from smartly styled panel bed, innerspring mat-$129 up. , tress, and matching box spring . more for your money than any other low-price car CLAYTON'S You get crluive Push-Button Driving Touch a button and’ off you go! This positive mechanical control is the safest and easi- est selector ever devised. Foolproof! Only Plymouth has ‘it among low-price cars. You get the biggest car in the low-price three Inside and outside, Ply mouth is the “big boy” in its field. This 17-foot beauty outmeas- utes the “other two” in every important dimension. More ‘room for evéryone! . You get the only really * You get the greatest You get the biggest new styling of the year orray of safety features deals around Don let other low-price cars The “other two” can't match Ply mouth’s lead in value has fool you with warmed-over Ply mouth when it comes to senf sales soaring, enabling versions of 933, ‘54 and °55 safety. Only Plymouth offers dealers to give you the best models! Get the car that's you Safety-Rim wheels, elec-deals ever. Come see how easy r 5 . really new —the afl-new Aero-tric windshield wipers and it is to own a big, beautiful dynamic "56 Plymouth. . twin-cylinder front brakes. value-packed Plymouth! POC - From the day you buy it.. through all the years you own it ... you'll spend less on a Plymouth. That's one reason more Plymouths are used as taxis than all other cars combined. * 3065 Orchard Lake Road KEEGO HARBOR PESTO C CT POPC POCO COC OCTET re rwr,yvwT-qvrevwwewwewwrwewewewe}wwt}¥*". . THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 o Throughdoors like these, in 30 cities, pass more than 20,006 ; men each month—sent by their dealers to learn about the latest ; engineering developments of GM cars. Tals wy 30 new Training Contes for GH dealers mechanies are filled month afler manth > ISN’T EASY to please the American public—and There are approximately 15,000 parts in an automo-ca you'll find today, in 30 cities throughout the United i unless you do, you cannot expect to operate a bile, and it’s the dealers’ responsibility to see that they States, GM’s answer — GM dealers’ answer to this _ growing business. work satisfactorily. challenge. So we go all out each year, to win the public’s favor. But we don’t ask them to carry this Feeponsiility Specially equipped, specially staffed with trained alone. experts, these Training Centers give individual train- Each year, General Motors cars present fresh new ing to every mechanic who enrolls—and enrollments styling. Each new crop of engineering advances creates of mechanics and other dealer personnel are running the need for keeping the dealers’ service mechanics Each year, GM engineers come up with HELIS crop at the rate of more than 20,000 a month. abreast of the factory engineers. of new advances. There’s nothing like this Training Center program They need to know how to match, with new knowledge They step up the compression ratios of engines, for anywhere else in the automobile industry. and skills, the factory know-how which made these better performance and better gas mileage. -advances possible. And now that it is in full operation, we believe this. They introduce new advances in automatic trans- fact is clear: “ They need to know the simplest way to take each new ", missions. thing apart and put it together—and how to use the The vast majority of General Motors dealers aim to They develop new or better automatic controls of special new tools developed to make their work easy. deserve all the success that has come their way. seats and windows. They give a better “feel” to power steering—develop better brakes. And—when the public likes what it sees—it rewards us by buying Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Oldsmobiles, _Buicks and Cadillacs. CHEVROLET + PONTIAC + OLDSMOBILE + BUICK * CADILLAC Body.by Fisher « United Motors Service + GMC Truck & Coach NTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28, 1956 ‘THE PO a aple Le TORONTO@ — desperatebid) Besaath2 Wen i j gE Ff i i z bee. He might have won the hearts of some Pitts-* * © a shot fired by Ron Hurst of (8). The Leafs won the game 2-0 to send the series F ii qTL i CO i ge * { rallls itlriley | jel; ti ig : i i how lon; ‘will this last? Right now dmini: mn has been a ) : wa al ___— ae I ER...AREM! OF COURSE, THE] “PNERAGE MAN" ACTUALY |[ BETTER Celt W FORREINFORCEMENTS, NM! | 4EAM! LOOKS LIKE THE| “AVERAGE AN" 1S UP | AN) 4 . . i F : AS TRE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY, TRE SAME NOBLE TRAITS ONICH EMBODYINGSTOOD OUR -o | TO WS USUAL | SHENANIGANS! = my 4 IN % Pr | : -— : | : WHEN YOU'D ; LOVE “TO LIVE FOREVER lt narantaidlS, © TE Me earth1996 by MEA Yervios, 328 ° BUT, GRANDMA, WHEN IT’SFILLED WITH GROCERIES, YOU WON'T BE ABLE TO LIFT A BASKET THAT BiG/ -M !! | NEVER ONCE |] adic [oy oy i if i2 fi 1@UT, BYTHAN ONE Pe CRACKY, THERE'S MOREWAY T'SKIN A CAT // | ~~ ti vee ar John Morris: : s 1 THINKae [ DESERVEA NEWee +Sere a rPROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES esPd 4 4J | : Every Day in the Pontiac ot i Take advantage of this easy way to solve all your buyingand sell-a ; . A — Wiki E F Be \\¢ ae ij ak : » q = ing problems. > : 4 <3 4 , a wet : ~ To Place Your -WANT AD DIAL FE 2-8181 ~ E * * “ | it a a -4 : : : i) 37? cE i iis : remered F) ‘ ; : a . \ a | -“T want to exchange this balf-past-five watch for an eleven o'clock | age.” ! cay. @ ee . i AL ij} ni ii Hi “» BE y ce hii ath 4 wry ciiincsssanetecat ines “tichac Nee t ” — aE I 7" oy non 4 Z os 6 i 2 ‘ er iit Li | } i a Pe, F : ; a = la a pare 4 i os . a . f = i ‘ 5 ‘ 17 W. LawrenceSt. nae pier Ah ay iH ie ih i iilands é i a z ; ¢ e eo ae cae “~N & | PAGES eg ee 7 “Sg ‘ ee kt -: THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1956 _FORTY-THREE ) Notices & Personals 25| Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 CARNIVAL. by Dick Turner| For Rent Rooms 37 For Sele Houses 4 For: Sale Houses “a < a aacubaaaee agit saree enemas -. ; 1c) Od) wD wy ee eT Rit 2 FS et $550 Down TElomle Ral, : . 97 Per Mo. “won of Feane, rom 1000 up. i E! vie G. Trocke 1 YOU HAVE” I~ HOUSE, OR | sale, eee Us Bow, We awe! 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Seeale Gen aes | OnWeen bewe tte pubis tr engeerng, tegp ot | IDEAL LOCATION YE Sey Set, Be, fim alte dara Fat or Not Sold | 2s poneums—ai|crosem, 1 noom aragmanrs,| frpseiceeehes neeed | Sat vetted rem ton "OF ROC Bee : Ws ecaute f basn boon’ f 38 eePVT. tove oe forced air isk. Wow cetad a See’ Saat ROOM, ENTRANCE.| [ and refrigerator shakes on Dear Open for inspection era tile saschen :Jean quiet man or couple only.| gle per month \ | paved: cise “ip Shoals Sudden ‘Part ural base- {itined, “WHITE x Ka a Lov ee Rea | ores "traseportation. "8 room < ith fireplace ang| ment are bat 8 few of ind is eae oe *_|F ealtor ; BROS learn | nol > areamae | Lane ane] Cates proteoe eames ii ran VALLE Acie a] Sa “as” | fare Meatstre butane Enea | DEL-RIO APTS. | An giogliect, ionatiestm-| todahe'pn"esos sGcaiauee| Pegerheue maad wm Acome es Realtor | 8000 Dinie Hwy. E Pike. ir month. Heat 283 OAKLAND cable, Lease st Site, Per} Da. price Weise win #180] PRANK&SHEPARD Bvallable on opm ae | waren:orev Lote with SEW: | nous Per BATH AxO Ex: smn mp car. | Gitta casa'és.w.| K-L. Templeton, Realtor |Beweser____ot_mut pe Pieter oe Pere oe Ee Se as5 | ee | Ree are 0 nae et AYDEN or . I *. -| ghee tex er STE ei Ling | MIC APT. ALL UTILITIES FUR-| sam on MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 41051, ecreage. Sewer and water in or towaens. uire 345 | -wabed, | Sriven Lake privileges.| -West —_, oo retail onpree MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE BELL oR forr Jang aon OUTSTANDING BUY 9s080, UY, G0ob aSHAL ap BatH— | APT FOR RENT. 1 ard | ew or ; UNFURNISHED Beaaa se ae ncnEEST en] REPRIV,ge | PRR SPER | Nae tad "Eh 2 alimaa S| eT ees amet ge, ROOMS.BATH FE a a : e expansion. a Seemew WaereD, YOUN BED. ORBOL CASH 3 = cnx. | Rent Houses Furnished38! wit S01 fo WENT _@uaLL Gelar shake shingles, oui freed Sr Eee ae a Por small equities. Tf you hav a regen lyape Ae oy fing T—ae pt A 3 Wantedto Rent 29 Seer wit 5 Nery wit eu fr Y Rogits, PRIVATE ENTRANCE 9 BEDRMS, WALLED LE. mop. | _trict. Call OL 24901, after p.m.) free, full, price $10.00 oa your pases new mend thie 00 on.ence: et hat a "i 6: 4 worona Execurive De-| Edw.M. Stout. Realtor St] Aravancate™ Fi ’ “Ee saan oe ai, & two. 5. | 7M. Saginaw eff cP oe a os place to raise your family, MIDOLEAGED COUPLE. No citri-ROOMS, PRIV. TV phone with AUBURN, xr sus| isis Dean3 Sf 2 yemrpem Bense WILL sT LAKE 3-1388 after 3 p.m. . rE | GARAGE.Close_in, #1414. "| forcedheat and other room home.” 4 -. Oak] on Sylvan with overmile % BUY YOUR Rel.2-0663. een FE ‘ sit a Beene Peel SET ene | Seana ame ve | neem ONE WAY | Set Ea duran | th i Sa ES is Tt “Sia had Gibe o i after Sa : i RADU MONERN BOT WATER wie a he ny |e ROOME_AND Bare — |? Roos, BODRTN FOF Sire | COAST TO COAST. |, entmnowoannene, | OPEN DAILY fete Srcers, ave, 2, Prean Box . R. F. McKINNEY ee Se ee = Pepait, located. good ‘sree ‘neat 2TO6PM bilehes. Torgs ving fa Foom WANTED: BUILDING TO. RENT. . Univ. 16798 8 BROTHERS OR BUDDIES |} ROOMS. MODERN EXCEPT -|p ee ‘Fale, bus, stores and . Pull price Sageat rom r than aver F obile Parking lot. Front entrance and | tub. No children, 302 Ferry, +1486 4.605 with $1,500 down, $1,250 DOWN age rooms, 3 screened ip Pinata a faciinies. Fear entrance See Mise Duly. | 7 ROOMS AND BATE. FUR-model home, 4 goome.| Pier'es., Sond oa pe RA, Ft] LOTS & ACREAGE | |-Anicst tlftiency | ast Sein Maat te | ~— Por Sale Howwee8) George R. Irwin| Get warts | Shae ests TO RENT:9 On 3 8 We have buyers for City Lots on} = NE Mocern El hicrenc E + “| 4 ROOMS FOR SALE OR te Modera Sia hia Sate atonal | ies erie aeas | betes Sonke Aiea | Saami ROWER cag | Eeet ee ga Ee (APTS oom entss| Sev, at, ear ates| SoeeranTAL supoAlow . Write Pontiac Press, Box ft have you to sell. Phone FE a — ee. ee S| Oe ee bea I no call PE 30644 off, tisvations. tile and ‘room| Owner leaving state. snewer total See ee mee tee | ie Groen taeee | A On Oe | auhege sae Wl As | Share Living Quarters 30 / _Spes seems APT.FOR YOUNG LADY. 38 WIL-| -oo viewed FOUR ROOMS AND T'ROOM WOURE OAs MEAT : out MBO to Duck Lake a. tgFe 3 BEDROOM | 7 Room AND BATH. roe eae 3) Midway NE | | ra PAIDH rer. included. Prices wisHeD| HOMES dtrractive AN Je hc drapes 300. Florence ve. : NEEDED nidhed Ci Pe ba, or FE wba. FE 82763. Call before $500 << & WORKSHOP _ MOME whi BL Wile ‘cr without vasemente, Also AreRACTE, T ROOM APT WO |EAKE ORION s ROOMS AND] = DOWN OFFERS soNEAR SEARS ROEBUCK clean 9 bedroom aceon Li [tage children. FE of! heat, electric stove| gn this well started home in $400 DOWN spacious frable rooms through- 21726. DO right we can Se cash CLEAN TyeT. 3 AMS. AND BATH. ond water heater, call after4D.m./ Union Lake ates. Convenient / Near St. Michael’s : out, Lovely modern kitchen, A- cash for your equity.ymaWh have uare Lk. PE O17 MY 3311) room arrangement tn this eye 6 room modem bungalow oa Plarter home—¢ room with full| Dasememt with gas. furnace, 'go Zou? Give uso call.cle one ee yon LEONA DR Oy ROOM, FORCH.. eppealing 26136, 3 bedroom start, eh bedroome, | Dasement — rough 2 —| on > “adit Ope: ora {her tne” ceretowes PE Goerr | piggict: Ovaer. fr duvabatoapacdrane Bar| Fatomatt alleal mange | PEF Kactiagivoes Me Onin] Go Ona Soa or eee _nings. FURN. APT. peita 8) fo LEASE: 3 BEDROOM YEAR ance, cen etn a IM WRIGHT. Realtor | 2%,2°néider income property WE CAN6&eit, YOUR HOME | _Park_P BNE Bx, | ‘TEE pours on White Lake. ¥13 . Can sic "pontine te AG ELLIOTT “e SONSg | SQUSETRALER FOR ee | Se moeth._MUtaat_eetie "EM BREE * & GREGG Off Joslyn— Paved St. Co-operative Resl Estate Exchange Fees 9 shed dea |31640" W'Western Hwy at _M’belt, tiowt Lg gL mac igas Year-Round Lake Front Union Lake Village Sxcoteat, “condition "with TAKE A TIP | | Wtd. Contracts, Mt 32 won OR Bie aed or adepien Mo askahe eter 2 rooms, baal & storage area. | eves 3-3708 or EM_3-3101 oor tes peg econ a . 8, gs. our prop ences required. oseyo Compiete:oy fe lahed. Sorry, 00| 55 Boy Fos SELL, REALTOR gac\ beak: Glampieum werans “ny, rs riteeed itty bereyou,1. Be wake AOCaRETER aatr x dogs of PS mg References. Partridgeis the“Bird” to eee. ond soreuna Gerane. Clone ACT ION rice age A and| No Private h 3 or C“olored Families | Reed) mente ye now only, pets, entrance. a ed SL | Se om | eeemm | John K. Irwin | 2 Gartamet | _eeee wae” Ss ass i > : DECORA 2 dition, Near achools. ; a ge . et Sah Th tartae E | elke SMEEDEG | GT'RG Pan Sarl’Oo | yy PSS guicy | Steet Geke'Puse eran” | a.teom end,tum bungaoe | Rigas at for ty iaaee piece thems for yee withic $6 pag gy gs Bed 1 FE DOT Eftchen 16037, full basement, SEPH F. REISZ Beare us for the fast serv —_ sereage or farms. Q PLEASANT YEAR ip rede Pag | Eve, FE 21806 er FE 5-408 [Sg mee ey po Rees 2a with bar. 1M car ga-Jo H trae! too large or too simalt om ROY KNAUF, Realtor | Sts" Sree be Grinxers. water, Paved vireet Near, but . $12,000, term REATE Dome of MI eas TRADES TRADES 63339 Ld Bt gee ee ee “tISTINGS WANTED‘De mi por woe OR aon, | Rent Heuses Unturn--36) jette. 5u Sia | carkson modern nome tp ox. | BLOOMFIELD HILLS | Septet, rou: proverty Sn regard Falke “gre th8 | We eveSodstel reac ung | with home privileges, re +04 2 BEDRMS. WALLED LR. MOD. Russell A.} Nott, Realtor ee cane oe AREA trades of all ae * F Ger SEPORE YOU SELL YOUR LAND residential after ® p.m, Mona. 8 p.m.| Close to ecfty. Reasonable, MA/ 17 W. Pike heat, Situated in good resi-| Lovely 3 bedrm. Colonial | Ranch shop eround then erty “in ‘the WaT 222. i ee $8,080 CASH. “i3206 ARABAW RD. dential area on peved st.| home, nestlin an apple or-ae ee ao Roger. B.PHenr “foe iL MODERN VERY |} ROOMS AND BATH. VICINITY | 3 bedrooms, full, basement,2% er , Sloss to ‘achools nd 'anop-Tie baths co-dperatitive ‘neat state Exchange CAPITAL SAVINGS & LOANCO. 1) Main Bt 1000 E. ) Ota ay is per week plus utiiities. |_of Oxbow Lake.OR 34967 | garage. » ome. ping center. Ideal for 3 fam-TOM ELSTON 1 W. Huronst Mat ou eis ©ROOM UPPER, INCOME. 36 N.| _Sebovt & stores_—____ ly income, 612,600, terms. POR LAND SORT ion Rochester _MieB. __ eit toe —von_5 pat __Sanford. Adulte, 062.80 _ month. BEAUTIFUL. REALTY INC. priy. 070. : *~ Lape be Her | YOUNG MAN WANTS TO BUY| in. home, Mornings. T ROOM MODERN | 4306 MACEDAY 3 Bedroom Colonial won W. Maple Ré " Birm. = Reasor bie FE +5703, | orn’ -MODERN 3 RMS. AND References. . a LAKEFRONT inion ip snetusive’ gubdt-BEDROO es Ci re ae : bath. Ranch style building et|§ ROOM DUPLEX GAS HEAT. * ae aes room ee | ! Cash Waiting “Rent Apts. | Furnished 33| Union take, Aloo coe apy Unfur:| $02 PER WEST SIDE-| wien setting year round tome tea b bees ae L . MONTH. or joed contracts cal)or 800] noon AND errs, rooms ann mre! FH] W. Bigelow | ant ancten ‘fecing bedroom 13533. Carpeting in-7 oe COMPLETELY |tpren« Ey fce™ ir, Soaness es Le tain Genie} ores Se 8 eee $750 Down OF thts attractive Some ong feverraneed. Don't mice on ties furnished, 890 Robinwood. | Adults only. FE 2-4 =|. C. Wood Co. $1500 DOWN — Large § room mod-Be sage home, river front, shaded,| path floor en insulated di this 2 ROOM APT. PRIV. ENT., $16.50 7 ROOMS AND mae INCLUD-erm home in excellent condition. water & ger. Low taxes. 2 home, with 2 jan Tooms, part ‘| per week. 1 Small child wel-/ ing stove, refrigerator and util!-OR 3-1336| -Full basement with new gas furn. fete. @ biocks to downtown , $8,960. pecoment 2 eat, 12° porch, WE NEED ListIxos come. PE 8143.00 ties. Separate entrance and bath, Gereae riitiams Lake Rd. . “Mie | Two large jots, “A real value. jandsca—_ 005120ae . ? ROOMS. CHRISTIAN COUPLE. rage avatiable, FE 80558 or) 5:30 OR Call Hoyt. 20040, to ork schoo weet’ § Oke REALTY - Aftercall }-2603 Mrs. FE Walk W fd irs rR Soe ES GO. ee eke and entrance, 118 _F ae Fins etter $:30. SMALL § ROOWS & BATH I PRICE | — Leow 2 Dedrooms, lot 100x283 is. "| 92 W. Huron Pe aisbe omae 3 fn AND BATH. HEAT AND| Drayton Plains, $98 mo. OR “pamgatoe shome os | walle, Not og, "gimme EAST SIDE cee GS Fansce apt, Share bath. #14 0 weet. 343/ Body.smal ac a aa a HE screens & plastered Rest and clean. At $8,090, ying? 1) ovPEnme month. 64 Bald ~ i . e 1% story, 9 bed- ROoMs FROOME Tarr Ea J CLEAN cl MOOER.—BTEAie| Kemilvorth ox. off a i ond SANITARTUM reams ew a me S$ ACRE couple 5 = : een SPECIAL ~ bunge-P ES water, sewer, Soxia? ft. Nice Emplored cou ‘s __For Rent Rooms — es rake oe S| cage fe opt. on acrea,2. ,clow Masteneel | roadtuuckenoe , property, in paved house 37 rage. Lake privileges. closeto e house, 3 1% edi ia ait west of all good “Axo ety, A well “built, home a 2 Room for seanother house, New J AT S508, wn. | condition. $14,030. ° Eat ETS Axom | Riek! You iove" We “ooe" | Fesecnabe Gown periment | gogPS BuTe Set-Te Tate | WATKINS LAKE | Peete po Hix eg se ep ea MAHAN: a ee FEEer m| Se SHS : C. Sch Teco es| Bee! NA ART [cera geee...| C. ochuett + | FOR RENT: ; LARGE ooHOUSEKEED-| Ps VN, Realtor : 1 ae FE 2 che REALTOR Saratdhed, ei | alt mm ort. | * Baan ten Beer | Seat rae Keck lane w, ment 77 | whoa) RP oD : *