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14th YEAR * * * * PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956—60 PAGES AOC caus, SSE ealtee ROTO Sa. :

MMPA Planning
Strike Sunday

Hogs

for Price Boost =

# Creameries in ‘Area Hit
by Ring of Dairymen;

)

rae Seng scm=-Services for Good Friday Violence :

No Occurs

of 8 Str uctur eS vg Ghee prosaic cabl-

Picket lines at f Pon

inet ay. effective April 15, to sg: 3

‘run for the Senate in Oregon. | Christians around the world will attend Good Friday
cKe es at four °

|tiac creameries swelled this

Architect Is Requested The resignation, announced at'servicesin the churches of their faith commemorating

the White House in an, exchange of

to Design Rectangular jctters between Mek ,. the death of Christ on the cross nearly 2000 years ago. morning as members of the
i recite alla eid fog re Many churches will hold Communion Services to-|_ ‘Fair Share Bargaining

Additions Instead
-hower with an expression of “pro-night, Maundy Thursday, in remembrance of the first). Assn. tightened their de-

ee: : found personal regret.” ; ; ;

By PETE LOCHBILER “\icKay tala se Presacet that he Lord’s Supper instituted Ds sae tne pe iaitabd ey mands for an increase in
The city Board of Educa-believed “I can best serve the na-)~

milk prices to suppliers of
tion last tion and you at the present time by . lolic, Lutheran and Episco-the Detroit area.

night scuttled veining to Oregon and carrying BUNNIES Face Egg Loss Fy caeas tee rose ni ;

The city's already dwin-

plans to build circular,'t the people of my state certain) ARLINGTON, Tex, w—It theP®

dling supply

domed additions to eight|issues and principles in which we Easter bunny runs short on exgs De covered with a dark cloth was threat-
elementary | A formerbelieve. governor al Oregon this year, he can blame a bide ened

schools. both .

The novel structures, six McKay seeks the Republican nom.('raffic mishap. When a tro _ Under the auspices of the Pon-
moriths in the planning, ination te oppose Democratic Sen.'driven by Virgil German, 1 , | tac Rom —— the An-

st e th. Pontiac can Wayne Morse, a-sharp critic of the|Bryan, Tex., overturned near here "ual Good Friday Service will be
cost mor an administration, in next November's|last night, an estimated 23,000 of/held from noon*to 3 p.m. in the| ’
afford to pay, board mem-election. the 70,000 eggs on it were broken.'Central Methodist Church,
bers reluctantly decided.

The Rev. Carl W, Nelson, pres-
ident of the association, will pre-

nent"oer the mee, tamawf OG Follows Sleet Here, ‘active sscntes «i

. $81,000 too high, president Louis: P . D “The *Seven Words trom the

by the

H, Schimmet said, “It's tough tor POWEL Lines GO Down __ cos" site siven by the Rev Fair: Seate prow, torend. 0: o

us to turn mn, but we have | erends Lenworth R. Miner of Mac-

ae en Seem aoe | ‘edonia Baptist; Galen E. Hershe Shamrock Dairy. this morning

to draw the line someplace.” Plagued by freezing rain yesterday, Pontiac area‘ ‘ate ae of First Presty. when pickets formed a line for45
He announced after a %-min-Tesidents awoke to a new threat this morning as 4a'terian: Malcolm K. Burtonof First

— activityon the pert’ of Fair i
ute recess during the special heavy fog hovered over the area and most of th soar = ee Share members was reported also ree
' : .

{ i i.
meeting that board members had Michigan. | ate Ti devaas = =n"

a3 at the Detroit and Maple y %

Creamery

rejected the $741,000 price set by =» -Yesterday’s sleet and freezing rain caused three Baptist; George L. Garver of Lu-|_

: _ a ox ; Bg ea i’

the Detroit architectural firm, breaks in Detroit Edison lines in the White Lake od

Konan os = ——, turning back. %

hours.| aa

following discussion of other Waterford Township areas in the early morning Pit. church’ of Naan =

the ‘niseuhie di a :

pressing financial problems, in. —=——————— ae ——# Some 400 homes were affected, vith penis the Borden salt slathel oe tart

clading demands tor higher ‘ = eg > [in White Lake Townshiv at 3 a.m. | Dr. William H. Marbach will pre-

nt. ‘t : 4

= ; F R F | ‘as a line break knocked out @ suly.| Si#¢ during. the Second Hour and pm. today. Although only one f

teacher salaries and plans tor TFECZING RAIN FANS — 252line break knocked out in anli? Charge

of the Third Hour will

werk podinn § y geb the

other new | ) lncars aan ciel a 1 the Faster of Central Methodist, os myeted fp ace hook
Henry Faberbota, grew man-{0 t CTEMORY — | tae senate beans te Waterton | Maundy

ager of H. E, Beyster and Associ-sane : r annual faundy Thursday cated that od od maintain
ates who designed the -one-story| Braving fressing rein yesterday ford Township around Williams Communion Service will be held a 24-hour watch at both gates

buildings, %6-feet in diameter, | : _ | Lake reportedly effected some 35 |at 7:30 tonivht at the First Pres-to halt other attempts, }

: pur. afternoon, some 50 persons includ-| Detroit Edison customers, whe byterian Church. A class of

which would function as, multi-pur-. |
|

; No violence was* reported at i

pose rooms, said board members i"& all top city officials, turned)

were without service for three [new members will be received and

either plant. .
were “good sports” to go along out for the brief ground-breaking, "°¥rs. — [Dr. William H. Marbach will

Tetfance Powe, owner of the §

with the tradition-breaking design’ ceremonies for the $800,000 Public) The U.S. Weather Bureau saig|Peach the sermon.

Shamrock chain, said that his sup-4

as far as they had. -\Safety Building. |traces of winter will yemain around) At 7 o'clock this evening, a

ASK FOR
ply of milk has been affected ad-j

NEW PLANS Using the same red ribbon-Pontiac and vieinity with mostly, candlelight Communion Service

versely by

: "an asked to draw ,|wrapped silver spade used in the cloudy and colder weather with will be held in Central Methodist . thePracstrike action, .
He was asked to draw up NeW 1:3’ ceremony for the City Hall,|snow flurries predicted fot tonight) Church, Dr. Milton H, Bank,

plans for multi-purpose rooms, rec--: i a. ; | pastor, will give the meditation

tanwahar in oh hich the toard Mayor William W. Donaldson with a low of 30 degrees. | Pastor, give ation,
picketseg * appeared4 againgythis i

tn te i

pepe gamalwy arenes gla -noc. turned the first shovelful of dirt.) The lowest temperature preced-“The Cup of Christ.” morning in Remeo to press their

said would be built as soon as pos--".. : gut has

ble ' Each commissioner, police and ing 8 a.m. was 33. The thermome-| a; 3 p.m, Good Friday, the Rev. |
efforts to persuade truckers not 3

to deliver their millk to the '
fire chief, and both municipal ter registered 40 at 2 p.m. Dr. B. F, Jarzembowski of St.

_— den depot. -:

Bids for the circular buildings, | judges a Pp: of| outlook tomorrow for Catholic Church an-

contributed spadeful The for is Joseph will

p h will an : : '

opened last week, last night were (earth which will be saved for a a high of 38 with clear and con-|nounce the Stations of the Cross

The hub of FSBA activity. cen

rejected, and the board asked future planting in the building. tinued cold for the night with a low

and sermon. On Holy Saturday,

tered in Imlay City last night

that classroom construction at = Located next to the Cityy Hall. from 26 to 30. ' (Continued on Pag e 4, Col. 1)

where 18 huge tank trucks carry,

three schools, included in the the edifice, the second in the Civic

original project, be re-opened for Center project,
ing 30,000 bw ot pil ee

will house the police. . ibidding, department and fire staff offices. L S f R d

ene } « to ne rkingi gdat a1 “

tcpartment and tie stat otices. Cite Two Safety Records

MMPA's processing ‘pant ‘there

The decision came after Otto C. = . pa e s. é :

mer 6
Seven ott bound the

COTrgLe ave ~ Pe “ |

Hufziger, coordinator5 > f VeV. aarver ic . =

of the build pee ee B os 8 a si Pontiac and Birmingham were cited by the Na-| id from

ing program, had recommended OP¢™'ng prayer before yesterday . : -' .north, were stopped at the countythat the board pay no more than Ceremony. | tional Safety Council today for having. perfect traf-ne at Almont,

700.000 for the “multi -purpose — SS fic safety records in the first two months of this
AVERT VIOLENCE

rooms plus the standard class-Narcotic Group Meets year. — » eS

Possible violence will be averted

rooms, DETROIT (INS)—Mayor Albert Flint too went through January and February

MELD CONFERENCES E) Cobo's cimmittes! for the re:| wienout any traffic fatalities. a |
_— = of 24 additional state

; Gentian Dress Shete SS ee according ob ae
Haberkorn’s final price, he satd> habilitation of narcotic addicts met! Pontiac’s record was marred this month with the | UNDELIVERED MILK — Some of the three _returned to an area farm. The driver, above, Don-er & oS
was the result-of a week-long con-today to discuss a request for the| death of an Auburn Heights man, but it remained Second District. According to Gov,

| tons of raw milk which one independent milk ald G. Gresehover, of Pontiac, said that the 18

ference with local contractors construction in Detroit of a one less

than those killed in the

G. Mennen Williams, Lapeer Coun-
city at this time truck driver

300-!

yesterday refused to deliver

the

farmers he services had agreed to withhold milk

ty law authorities have reported

Farmer

He Found Belief at Foot of

Outwits

Cross

City. MMPA officials say the milk

will spoil unless moved by tomor-
| row,

Leaders of the Fair Share

group have called a mass meet-

‘or nothing at all

for Sen.

Estes

(This is the sizth story in an a wise, friendly face. deeply! But He resembled

good

holy

god side, or just

anywhere,

this

Krawt

tried several

times

Ketauver, (D-Tenn)

who leaves for

Easter Week series. It COM-veined

with sorrow. Nothing at all Pretonius knew. To an alert fellow was said to have. taught.

ing for tonight in Imlay City’s

cerns a man who believed |. ; Roman, it was safest to stay on Lika

< ike belligerent : cho = most Roman

soldiers.

;

Pre-|

the

walked

bandits

two

American

Legion

Hall to make

Christ was the son of God and who

besia

| the

side Continues to Publish

of all the gods— tonius nominally looked

to Mithras

killed Him.)

| wd Mahe ae viva LEE | Jupiter, Venus, Ceres and the

—the warrior's invincible sun god |

strike. FSBA spokesman Homer

Martin-

T-Men Await Orders down. Finally he biton

he thought

idea py, +4

tanky

-Someone

said He

33,

: CORNELL

Ww aie

(rest — all properly

;

worshipped

—as

the

was

appropriate

‘President

god

for

was foolproof —

Tennessean, “fresh

of Southern Cali.

‘ant MMPA_

him

‘

| kind of sensation-rousing

before

eae

their temple images.

he | from

* *

«&

| Glenn

tour

Lake reportedly met last

drove an inch and

(AF

pron

half pipe

| fornia,

who claimed

declared

Godly lineage. Certainly

not out

the

Phoenix,

man

-A hot

night

beat

down

yes:

the

unsuccessful

From Our Wire Services

effort

way-

sun

“Get

Pretonius was not amusea.

DETROIT — A federal padlock |

procession moved out the west city

a“bystander to carry that beam.” ET

yesterday sealed the dingy office,

| second place on the Democratic |

gate and up the foul slope of

: :

The FSBA action has heen

he barked at a soldier. A startled be

of the Communist party of Michi-Next day the pool was at normal

jolgotha’tha — the

Golf the

“Plac

Place

ticket.

of the

termed a ‘‘wildeat strike’ by

conscripted for the

citizen was

gan

in Detroit water level. The beaver, investi-

He said

Skull.” with its stench of decay

'MMPA President Glenn Lake, of

task.

The office was closed by Treas-

gation showed, had shoved

a corn

“T am not interested in running

litter of bones and ravens circling

heed

Imlay City, who said that his

or-

4 » z city,
toe a wide

Across teeming ‘

the

ury men as part of a nationwide cob into the pipe and cemented it ‘for the vice presidency. I made

jganization will start dumping milk

eyed, excited throng trailed the

move against the party for alleged

execution party. Some women Pretonius stood grimly, his arms
pressed in close to the maimed folded. as the soldiers stripped
The the prisoners, laid them on their

prisoner, wailing bitterly” :
poor wretch said, "Weep not for backs. their heads on the pati-
Me PA

bulums feross beams), and nailed
et -* ®

down their outstretched hands.
Three of them today. A pathetic

| Their extended arms were

lot they were, especially one of |

bound to the beams to support

in with sticky clay.

‘up my mind about that long ago." | (Continued on Page 4, Col. 3)

income tax invasion

Two Michigan Red leaders. Saul
Wellman and Nat.Ganley, violently
protested the action.

Meanwhile, tax collection of-
ficer John H. Spear has decided
to wait for a ruling on a legal

question before moving against | INKSTER (INS) — A 15-year-! Quinn. said the car had disap-!

them. Officer Pretonius strapped

their’ weights until hoisted, the adjoining office of the Michi-old Inkster, Mich., high schoo]

peared from the driveway of the

on his buckler and spoke sharply

gan edition ef the Communist sophomore broke into tears today

Then, one at a time, the three

his four-man detail: ‘‘Get them

house and detectives confronted the

Daily Worker, when he learned his ‘‘joyride”

beams, with the bodies affixed,’

started.”

in an uncle's car resulted in the high school student when they

Allan, Michigan

Jate.

William “Billy”

He motioned to the herald, who were rajsed by ropes to stout

llearned he had left early from his

deaths of two boys he knew.

too

editor of the Daily Worker,

steppec off bearing the orders of |upright stakes, and the cross-told

job last night.

Spear yesterday:

execution ahead of the condemned ibeams lashed to notches. The Theodore R. Lee, Jr. admit-

BECAME FRIGHTENED

“This action has nothing to do

‘victims legs were set astride pegs, | ted to sheriff's officers that he |

prisoners. That disabled one—|

Theodore confessed he had tak-|

“T stopped the car and started to

with us. This is the Michigan. edi-

| their feet fastened with long nails, was the hit-ron driver who

He looked badly hurt—would never|

/ en Quinn’s ear and hit the | get out. Then I got scared —

tion 6f the Daily Worker, a hon-

struck down and killed two Rom.

land the arm ropes removed.

make it. Pfetonius muttered

boys while on a “joyride” down real scared, So I threw the car

profit organization registered at ulus Township boys on foggy |

.| The erowd stared. Time dragged.

oath. |

into gear and took off.”

Ecorse Reoad., He said:

the county building.”

|Pretonius sweated. He loathed, * Ecorse Road last night,

CROWN OF THORNS

The fellow swayed helplessly,

6 s 6 :

the victims’

names,..

The padlocking of U.S. Commu-,

| the assignment, especially this’ Killed were Larry D. Traster, 12,|

nist party offices and those of its When told

In Today's Press

jone, even though crucifixion

and Robert Struberg, 14. They

was

were.

Theodore burst into tears and said:

the Daily Worker, in New

paper,

“shouldering the 150-pound cross-)

ja common Reman punishment for

struck and ‘thrown high into the:

York. City and other ‘cities, drew

~* beam. He obviously had been

“Sure, I know those boys,

non-Roman criminals of ‘the worst . ee — air as they walked-home from an) County News..........,...,.42

~leort and-slaves, praise today from several mem-_ |

severely flogged—probably cuffed

They've been over to my house,

Editorials .................. 6

ie cream store

bers of Congress

about all night without rest! Some -6

« e

My 13-year-old brother, Jerry;

* A]
| Food News.....,...31 thru 40
jester had put a cerisive “king's In Syria, he once watched

school with them.”

a Witnesses noted the hit-run auto's!

goes to

Sports ........... 48, 49, 50, 5a

Keep Progress in Distriet No. 6

crown on Him—of thorns: 1 i

mass crucifixion of 2.000 rebels.

license number and notified the) Theaters . .. 44 Theodore, who takes drivers*

Vote for Dugan, April 3

Pretonius shook his head.

‘There wasn’t enough room for the

sheriff's office. The car was traced)

TV & Radio Programs. .....59 training at Inkster High Schoot

puzzlec. The fellow was a peculiar ‘ ETONIUS ; crosses, and not enough crosses) District 6, Retain Your Commissioner

to John E. Quinn, 31, brother of)

Wilson, Earl............ u jsaid it was the first time he had

Vote Monday, April 2, for

one—submissive, clean-cut, with; é A personality study by Guy Rowe. i (Continued on Page 15, Col..1) ' John &. | Theodore's mother, F

Women's Pages....20 thru 25

ever

driven an auto

— ae
|

4? :

be 5 i,"

“ f ' a at a % i
9 ! }

7 2 te ne -i A. Se ai i I

enec f i \ ‘ F : i

1 | j . = oe ed

“THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956
I '|Plant in Saginaw Bay Simms. ‘ONCE-A-YEAR” Price Slashing

‘|The Day in Birmingham

sores « va perntin
in sass sey o commers

Power -Co,

S uit

Start Condemnation

jon Land for Parking Lots):

to be used as a site

Bargain Guonmteid Great SAVINGS!

‘TOMORROW — for 3 HOURS” ONLY — Every

BIRMINGHAM — Birmingham)is charged with filing in 1952 for|for a giant new power plant.

0 low thet we moat eset eating sie from 9 2. 2 eee
when

has or _ tion proceed-|an = for . i tne :

condemna

Dries, are. cat

the doors

open te get your

ings %» Oakland County had been built in 194

Circuit|thai
Court at obtaining four lots|had been financed. by a previous! Always Someone

at the northwest corner of Brown-jloan in 1951. . There's always some one
jell St. and Forest Ave, for munic-= *. * who cam use the things you
ipal parking.\ Retaliers and their staffs have no longer need, and in this

Yale Unive: owns a portion! been invited to a program on case there were several and > E May Worship at ‘Their. Church

of tus aad sage os . and | aad all three astieies were sold Closed Friday Noon ‘til iz pm—So Our mployees: al iP

owners inelude\ Mike and George| year’s promotions by ham-: Geen ——-F Neen ——
Harabedian, Henry J. Wagnitz,| ber of Commerce Retaij Mer-PLAYPEN WITH PAD. BUGOY FRIDAY—9 A. M, ‘til -. . Aa =

Wah H. Tam, Rose Mooseman,| chants Committee, at 7:30 to-and Teeter-Babe. FE 2-6853. Clearence—Odd Lot Popular Brands ‘Smooth Sanded Hardwood

Yard Goods, "= Clothes Pins, 6 doz.

Eliot§. Kinney, \Sid Ayles and night in BaldwinPubbe Library: | ir you have something to

New

members will bo admitted}

Sel

rent,

want to

swap,

Carton -,

Cottons, plaids, —_ = Split-resistant clothes pins,
signs. Vane to 8 =1 9° All regular size } sanded and waxed. Regular

land should

#OHN E, CARRY 4. 4. PATRICK GLYNN if so, how

be pald.

be condemned and. (riteof Téehebrae is observed. Maun-To Place Your Want Ad

much slated’

owners should |i, Thursday services are

hearing date has [ais Embury Methodist

it yourself and ve cigarettes, u-10c per dozen. Limit 6 doz.

haw

|_|

church] DIAL FE 2-8181

a cartons es tay

2? Experienced Opponen ts heen set. jSt. James Episcopal Church and Just ask for the ——FRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Noon—— —Main Fleer —#nivay—s a a s

A hearing on a anlar \yuit

pre. ‘Our

Shepherd

Lutheran Churches, |

—
—
WANT
AD DEPT.

First Quality—PLASTIC Regular $1.19 Value

Post:

Cottage Set, Curt’ns | == | House Broom

Jp wascat aa, FBIfryes-

arrested by

‘mingham

BOWL

FLOWERS

DISTRICT 6

. s

Pillow Cases, 4% |." Asphalt Tile Wax

First quality muslin. 1324 C } 9Se Marshmallow | Quick drying, no rubbing, C

threads count. Wide hem. Duck—Hen self polishing. Bruce wax.
White, regular 39c value: Full pint. Regular 65c.

seat from him in 1954. An FBI spokesman said Makoski| Medium 4-Inch
Commissioner Carry, 36, of 576 E. Pike St., unseated 50-year-old
Glynn twohistory. years ago by 112 votes a in the largest turnout a in District 6 Fred .Elias to 7Seek

Glynn, of 228 Chandler Ave., was first elected to the commission

Basement —tnd Fleer

Sfate Senate

Post

re utog ue tm.wo

sree me

Jumbo 6-Inch

ss scenes

——FRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Noon——— Lb. 24° ——FRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Noon——-

Colorful Blazer Stripes Mustard and Ketchup

¥our choice of

WESPONSEF,

the

Wilson GMC Co.

Carry has been &

, ' / : ’

TE|

dacy to run again for state sena-§

lifelong resident of the city and is presently eftltoe'on’ the Democratic ticket tn

4 irae

Bee

die Gorgeous fi int

eos foe in eee

B So either the duck or D

ien‘tersin iasty

BOYS

OOX, Pl. |

CAC

—_ Division, the Nov, 6 election. -base truly adds beauty to BNR slight irregulars of 25¢ mr wMaie, Fleer | Polyethylene plastic. dis-Cc
He formerty served as a salesman for the Metal Plating Corp. of | Elias, 42, part-owner of six! ~ a room, Ideal Easter gift socks. All sizes 612 to C pensers for mustard or cat-

Oak Park and the Pfeiffer-Oakiand Distributors. ate sepsis in ed — for Mother. 1012. Assorted colors. An sup. Squeeze style. 28¢

: Detroit area, was MmO-| : —Bacement c Marshmallow value. —itnd Floer
Voters of District 6, located in the eastern portion of the city, willleratic nomineethe in F | ‘til,

for Noon—~
select one of the two candidates to serve a two-year term on the com-| 1954. . = oe Sa) boa ae al bn Chicks aA
mission. A member of the Oakland Coun-Alligator Leather Odd Lots Dinnerware

Men’s Belts bt] ¢ | 6-In. Berry Dish

: A primary was not necessary in the district as Carry and Glynn|ty Board of Supervisors, Elias is
were the only candidates to file nominating petitions for the post, -on
-Statementssubmitted to The Press follow: Michigan Restaurant and Caterers

Ohh heiihikdiddaddd de ddd i, \

14d.

Marshmallow

; ;

Special group of $1.00 alli-C candy shaped like | 6-inch berry dish with rose C

gator

leather belts in brok-Uttle chicks. Yel-[| pattern and gold trim edge.

sizes 39 to 42. lor or pink coated. [| 19. value.

Compare Simms LOWER PRICES Anywhere

Asan,

the in TOWN ... More for Your Money at Simms!

JOHN CARRY : 4. H. P. GLYNN

“Two .

I stated

that I) “1

years

offer

ago

the people of. District, 6, Assn.

—Basement =tisin Frese —tnd Fleer
——FRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Neesn—— -——FRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Noon——
; -10c ‘FAIRWAY’ Ne

Irrs. of $1 Hanes Lighter Fluid Odd Lot Dinnerware

|l-Plate

Men’s’s T-Shirts, 2 F 5 ~ 1 T-Inch ate

Big Selection—All Lower Priced
Candy and Toy Filled White ‘T’ shirts with ded C T-inch dinner plate with C

reinforced neck, 99 Works in any | "se Pattern and gold trim 4 i

stretch. Sizes S-M. we lighter. Smokeless edge. 19c value.

Garnier) (S-can : —tnd Fleer

+ In 1955 the city ment of water, sewage, and drain-A
Easter Baskets

the land foe this project. Dust threelage for the east side, ee —rnpay—s A.M. ‘vl Neos— | can: Limit 3. | ——#RIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Neon —

tar nabng hook. geome qed yheal are “| will aleo work towards ade p { D th As lew Ao— c Fi; st Qualit an —Main Floor Odd Lots Dinnerware a
® Colorfully decora Pfu ity = ad L0ts |

~~ —. ontiac Deaths By can coresst

yege and delicious aeter
¥ candy.

Orlon Bed Pillows |*."<<--:<"'| 12-In. Oval Platter

18 x 24-inch, linen-like 12-inch oval platter with

popar __ 19¢ to $1.20

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finish. Floral ticking. Regu-1227 99: rose pattern, gold trim edge. 1 3°

Baskets .., 91-49 to $2.49 lar $3.00 value. 27¢ value.
Forged steel scis-tnd Fleer

$ Colorful Sugar Coated ——FRIDAY—9 a sal Neon— | sor set consists of | ———FRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘tit Noon—=

M. |
Maple Wood

: Marshmallow Sport or Dress Styles rately 4" em-| Polished

9 = pl ain oor . be

: ‘en _ \§ Boys’ Shirts <->} 17-In. Rolling Pin

3 99: Special! . plaids, solids, $1.00 Value Hard maple wood rolling i
i J SER 7° | scout tate | omelet 15°

| aa 49< ——-FRIDAY. eu) a" N =
for Precinct30 q C peeding otic Church, Kemperbe-oe . : IB Imperjects of $1.50 Ladies’ blade Scout | Clean—Dust—Wax

T k S i . :e = ——FRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Noon— IDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Noon——

Mrs. also

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° -value.

in Gity Flection _, fo Circuit Court {ss 3st ser"ssten‘at aster CANDIES \j Stretch Nylons = >,=.2/ 51° Sponge Mop

will
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the Casa Del Rey Apts.| Flint Father, Son

election at

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Signs,

took| Mrs. Georgia

yesterday.

Mrs.

Thornberry,

Baby Diapers, doz. | v2:ox:"-| Metal

recreation

eac

room of the. eparts| ae J a

and

2c Marshmallow Peeps 6 tor 10¢

ments. | : = : Frances Borst, both of Pontiac, . : Jette type blad : No

The change from the regular pol under advisement the first speed-44 nine grandchildren, 3 ‘ Standard 27 « 27 -inch 77 Pimcae “Grand ee A ee

f | hi 5 » un . .

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day. . ~ Springfield Justice [= gp ay a i = Feely — Six colors and cs: Will do. a SEE... c — w hh —;~ ———“FRIDAY—9 A.M. ‘til Noon——

: wo int father and son, both ticketed jand Mrs. Marie Relman both of [IS HoveT designs ‘e° Femous

—

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land County Sheriff's department,| his son, Ronald, 22, appealed | Funeral arrangements will be an DANCING DOLLS

last night minimized the possi-| after being fined by Springfield| ‘nounced later by Donelson-Johns

79¢

value.

P. 5-grain aspirin. —tnd Fleer
Ideal Easter gift for a

bility of a robbery attempt of a, Tewnship Justice Emmett J. Funeral Home,

—Matn Fleer Why pay more for’

A. M. ‘til the pame?
ene

child. Elastic

use cae ke

enol

Hal

FRIDAY—9 A. M. ‘til Neon——-

b October,

toes so

casas RIDAY—9

last

White Lake Township gas sta-| Leib

| ‘The younger Brancheau was Report Clock Stolen ied we: "* —Main Floor Pc gop Coo:

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tion.

As-ls”

Inch

partner.

was

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They said a window was broken ticketed by State Police

Fro Reading R

Sturdy Cotton Knits

at 10801.E. Highland Rd., but ap-iclaimed he hit up

speedst

ing

Koom

Infont & Adult A I

14-Inch PLUSH RABBIT .. .98c

4 a Glycerine venue wale

parently nothing taken from soft while driving through a aa eal A $10 check yesterday

Kids’ T-Shirts,

was re

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machines.)

20-Inch PLUSH RABBIT . 1.69

jaccording to Prosecutor Frederick of Christ Scientist at 164 W./

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28-Inch CLOTH RABBIT . 1.49 and sizes. Bottle 14¢

ular $4.98 value. a

iC. Ziém. Lawrence St., Pontiac police said. '

assorted cofors

31-Inch PLUSH RABBIT . 2.79

The Weather The father then took over the| The clerk, Mrs, Ota Richards,

Regular 49c. of 12 —2nd@ Fleer

U.S. Weather Bureae Report wheel driving toward Flint and of Clarkston said the clock was —Main Floor
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cloudy and warmer today, high ear for traveling 45 in a 35-mile-an-the reading room, they added, -) Metal Constructio

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Full cut for comfort. All 99° leyies ea ike C

> Wednesday in Pontiac ; color and beauty to any

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, _THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956 ¢ THREE _

* Saturdays
stole. ti] 10 P.M.

* Mondays
to Move Forces Out.

aeoavm, oge rr) ~—Ice-|
land’s Parliamenthas called on

U.S> forces to quit this North At-
does | it Cost so5 little f or so. many to—

would leave the strategic island—
an NATO member almost
per sgn boo = np ay York—
with no military force

dress up for EASTER

* * sp

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The Communistsupported comedian Eddie (Rochester) &

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asked that all NATO. forces be| 28, was among 200 sus-Sizes [

Anderson, Sizes

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pulled out “‘in view of. the altered pects rounded up last weekend by}: 1 to 6x 3 to 8 you want priced less than you expect to Poy. Here’s an adv.-full of typical values that illustrate

+50?

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The Defense Department in)

—

Washington said the United States) Oxygen is the most abundant
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oe ce ae = : ; : %

FOUR

{Increase of

. |Trattic Deaths

‘Entering Bank Field|

Women

Council Reports

‘zee Chutehes ScheduleMilk Strike Threatens Labor Market

Services tor Good Friday

(Continued From Page One)

for Additional Area

Climbing Higher:

CHICAGO # — Traffic deaths)

{Monday unless Detroit area dairies

are

going up and up. the

First meet MMPA demands for a price

increase. to $5 a hundred pounds.

The, National Safety Council has yi-higan bank women's coiference

focused attention on the long Up-jwas told yesterday at Michigan

Gece

Tiffany,

coon

pastor

Chureh, there will be th waodee beatsR.

Bethany

ree sepa-

app

HIGH PRICE

ward climb with this statement: | State University.

“February. was the 12th month|-oe © 8

will preach.

Baptist,

1, 2, and)

Friday

devotions

rate

An MMPA spokesman termed

the Fair Share group's demand ° : in a-row to show more deaths| “It is logical that women take

save

3.99on fittedor tailored styles
F ca A Good Friday meditation

en-

Little change was noted in the

merely|

role

important

$6.50 hundred-weight
is $4.41.

for

increasingly

Calvary,”

month of the pre-/an

Road

the

same

‘The

than

Stationsof the Cross will be at|titled,

** The present |Pontiac area labor market at mid-

banks, when you a that

ceding

Girls’ Coat Sets

our

year.

they spend 80 per cent con

dollar,” Russell

March, as unemployment: remain-

rate

focalle ad ne going “P|

McAfee

Michi-

colic Church. This. will, be followed|Church, begirming at 1 p.m. The

sumer

According to the MMPA, which |ed at 4,800 as it was in February.

presidentthe

im |adrian,

| 42, Bankers

by the regular Good Friday Serv-/pey Otto G. Schultz will read. 10

thster » imerease

travel, only conclusionis

the

toldcon

Assn.,

This constituted 1,300 more ia-

#0 the

people

ice ending with the Adoration of the meditations depicting the Savior’s oe = oS

troy area, the price ef milk

|porers out of work than at the that.

driving more ference.

are

carelessly. oo * e *

the householder would jump |same period last year.

‘be conducted. Mass will begin at) Passion.

8.99

11 p.m, with the Mass of the) The Sacrament of Holy Commun-about a cent a quart if its baal This unemployment caused a

The council said motor vehicle| An increasing number of women

Resurrection at midnight. ion will be observed Maundy) mands are met. ‘rash of 9:053 unemployment insur-|

fatalities

February

equalled

the|are

entering the

field and

there

Pe vegans f Mass will be af 7:36 (Thursday evening at 7:30 in the A Pontiac creamery spokesman) @nee checks worth $303,543 to

said this morning that the issued by the Pontiac branch ‘of|

this evening at St. Vincent De | Wilson Avenue Methodist Chruch,

MMPA group's threatened action|the Michigan Employment Se-

Paul Catholic Church. Parishiow-|The Rev. Easton H. Hazard, pas-

jkilled, the same number as in

could “‘seriously curtail” loca]| curity Commission. is an increase of 0 per

February in 1941 and 1952. “This

ers will worship in the church [1 will bring the evening mes-

from 12

of this year|cent in the last 10 years,” he said.

milk supplies. The. organization’s|. This compares to 7,141 checks, The toll in February

to 3 p.m, Good Friday. sage.

opportunities for

‘members supply 68 milk sheds in for $233,057 issued in February was 16 per cent higher than in|“There are great
| February 1955. Some of the in-|women in this field

Easter Vigil wilt begin at 11 p. ~ The Christian Emphasis Commit-

and Michigan

Detroit, Pontiac, Port Huron, Ann|and 4,490 totaling $141,677 the pre-|

Saturdaywith the Massof the |i. of the YMCA is sponsoringa

Resurrection midnight. YMCA Lenten Devotional Break-

@ Plain & Nubby Fabrics

Arbor and other southeastérii month.

Mich-| vious

womengo info

‘communities. During the

Holy Thursday Mass will bejfast at the “Y”" building, -Mt.

celebrated this afternoon at 5 in|Clemeng and Seneca Sts. at 7:30

Sanne eneemmmmnment

But, the. council said, it was the

SURROUND PLANTS | =~ @ Four Rich Colors!

Gold discovered for the first

was

-|largest monthly percentage in-

St. Hugo of the Hills Catholic/a.m, Saturday. The Fair Share group is repre-\ore for a cea A 78.200.

time in Idaho in 1960.

crease since June 1951,

Church. Adoration of the Blessed! This is planned for laymen of all

sented by more than 2,000 picket-| Manufacturing employment held)

Sacrament will continue until mid-| denominations. Dr. Milton H. Bank

ing farmers, according to Ar-|a¢ the 41,600 level for the same pe-|

of the Centrél Methodist Church

night.

Girls’ new spring coat sets. in

nold E. Weiss of Capac, who states|piodg while the transportation, com-

that cordons have been placed) munication, and utility fields! Buy

around dairies in Qwosso, Imlay)

Kirk -in -the -Hills Will observe,

Will speak.

latest Easter colors. All

sure

Maundy Thursday this ~ evening Bishop C. J. Johnson will bein

charge of the service Friday from) “to please with wanted details

with a service of Holy Communion City. and Richmond in addition to|"nowed 8 increase of N00, | | “CCC”

The area's largest industry, mo-| :

beginning at 8 The pastor, peels at the a of God

Romeo, Pontiac and Detroit. tor vehicles, after a series of re-, and expert tailoring. Sizes 3
Four farmer members of the |ductions from December to Febru-|

new to 6x in grey, blue, navy and

MMPA, two of them district dele-(ary, maintained a stable” em-| @ no money down!

ep ney Dr, DeWindt will speak

gates, reportedly turned back ployment at the 31,700 level during tan.

e six months to pay!

with their loads when confronted |the period.

by picket lines in Remeo this | JamesH. Dudley, branch man-

Er eos Paar sos Bi ‘Accepted

The Church the Brethren

morning. According to an FSBA ager of the commission, expects
“feader, one MMPA miember | seasonal te add 1,000,

is developments

De Roose Styles

quoted as saying, “I'll honer your [workers to the construction, retail)

‘eek See's =n “mi n) Bond Issue

line today if you'll do the same |frade, service and governmenta)
for ours Sunday.” work in the next two months.

R. Jehnsen of Mt. Pleasant.
to Dress-Up

; Board of Education OKs

Leaders insurgent Such a reaction to seasonal
ing "Cam pedis ‘at| Detroit Corporation’s that rosin veal being peony changes was noted at the City Hall

for Easter!

Handling Sale before they transport their milk|Monday and last Friday as 400

in efforts to persuade them not to|S0ught out city jobs for future con.
supply picketed creameries. struction work.

At a special meeting last night This was no record according
the city Board of Education ap-WON'T SUPPLY PLANT to Personnel Director William L.

5.95

. |proved a bid by One independent trucker, Don-|Collins who said in previous years |

submittedthe

ald G. Gresehover of 392 Walton) at this time close to 700 have ap-|

First of tion, De-

Bivd., said. yesterday that the 18) nlieq for city work. 5%-8 B-D

farmers he serves have agreed!” ¥

not to. send milk to Pontiac's

8.90

842-12

turned three tons of

troit, to finance a $3 million bond

issue, to obtain funds for this

‘v. |year’s building

3306.99

program.

-| The Detroit company’s bid was
raw milk yes-

received,

_|lne composedsome

tour ves Killed by House Vote

Several farmers, including

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@ Save 4.08 on

require carefully constructed shoes
. . Correct fit... fine materials

Regularly 12.98

Value!

for longer wear. Come

in today

tefl

provided

picked

but

pickets

Plant,

—j
them up)

for doubling the

Come in today and save.

is scheduled12 noon. Morn-| mended the expenditures. before there was any damage.|»ombership of the State Board

for of

Chief Howard Winslow said) Education from four to eight mem-

be . President Louis H. Schimmel|Police dress-up ensembles . . . with detailing just like Ded’s

Chapel tiwas authorized to sign

fh the

Chr

contracts to) he did .not know who sptead the/nors This e

board would,

P-‘s share of paving/ ma

~~ ~ — se A Borden hauler reported yester-—— the State Superintendent *of
sewer and water tie-ins day that a farmer attempted tol the measure was sponsored by] Black Patent

Boys’ Dress

Pink Kid

with conse to the school. Total cost/force his truck from the road,sev-'Ron Rollo G. Conlin (R-tipton).

the Rev.| was estimated at about $11,000, ac-jeral times with a car near the), iia proposal introduced last

of-

the

ah Ap

modo
eennoe

a»

at All eee to Hufziger. Roméo plant. Sheriff's deputies la-| 2a, was defeated.

Froese

°e

least one halted truck and its driv-lic Instruction is now elected

JUNIORS

every,

Black Patent

® Rayens, nylons, acetates,

School Board Says

day.

Waite's Children's Shoes—Second Floor

Police said one picket, —o! ———

Frank Engel ef Avoca, fell down © 6 to 16 in S Easter colors,
skinned
bumped
his
by
knees
a car
after
driven
® Hollywood waistband,
Francis E, Johnson, manager
the milk plant. The chief de-

Low bidders set

originallythe

million,| tied a report that Engel had

dragged Boys’ Boxed

There was no special occasion wear. In fine white Sanforized broadcloth,

ee ee ee al’ Cees *

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about $2

total

under the

than the | been

$700,000

car.

about.

mere

was
berkorn explained that about | knocked down came from Rolland Dress Shirts

.| board had planned te pay. |. A charge that the picket

Missionary Baptist— had Rstaaperachly from the|Brengle, president of the Fair
The[total_ bill by examming sub-con-;Share group. Brengle declared his

: ~

County Ministerial Fellowship. The|sesetors mistakes in dealing with Rroup “has a peaceful attitude and.
-W. 1: Bell of New hunusual aspects of the construc-|!s —— its eetemper.”

Rev:
The bill was further reduced)

ru 1.98

Deptt Chrch wil rene"fon

cutting out non-essential items, R be rt MMantel. J

Goad Friday service ante fen

12 noon to 3 p.m. wi also be heldlpe said. 0 rt

in Providence Missionary by t

Schimmel commented that ‘‘to

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Deedon's car. according M4

service from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.

at 11% 'N. w St. Mrs. troopers, ran a stop light at, t

‘PHILP s . iX =i a __ “air spun” face powder with

ar ac with {Corner of 32 Mile road and North
Blanche — of Algon avenue. He was ticketed, they!
speak. said.

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1g56 :

Brewers, Ltd., which was planning a Voice of the People

$12,000,000 plant in Maryland.

_ >. we © * ‘Puzzled Mother’ Would

lisher z ~The petty spirit of this legislation

BRALD

Lower Age .for Working

ent and is a reminder that we Americans on

. Sues At *
Cire lation Manager

arer and General eee i a ke
dvertising Manage:

Promotion Manager

dou~ W. Prreewun. W. Cmaiss Paxxins,

Retail pares Mer.
POKGE, ween
Classified Manager

moles

or second class matter

Ths Aqgpeteged Prose fs ented =o the use

for republication ay local news printed”in this news-
paper as well as AP news dipatches.

7 on Powriuac Paess is delivered by carrier for 40 ce

week; where Jovwarllad service ts oot ssvatiable by “imal
ia “Oak: land, Genesee, Livingston, —— Lapeer an
Washtenaw Counties it is $12.00 ar, elsewhere ‘in
Michigan and all other sloear in ben United 8

year Ali mail subscriptions payable in adv my
me Pontiac Lal 2-“$181.

MEMBER or AUDIT BUREAU oF _CIRCULATIONS

ee —

THURSDAY, ‘MARCH 29 , 1956

Defense Expenses Cut
by Hoover Suggestions |

Correspondence between President
Etsennower and Secretary WILSON
reveals that the Defense Department
is making extensive and profitable
use of Hoover Commission recommen-
dations.

According to Secretary WILson’s
report, 332 of the 426 recommenda-_
tions are applicable to the Defense "
Department. Regarding the 332, the

~ Secretary indicated either full or sub-
stantial agreement with 85 per cent.
He added that in not all of the in-
stances is the Defense Department
primarily responsible for initiating
the recommendations.

x *&* *
The results of these changes have
been important savings in the fields
of Budget and Accounting, Depot

Utilization, Food and Clothing,Re-
. search and Development and Surplus
_ Property.

In analyzing the savings the
Citizens Committee for the
Hoover Report emphasized the
importance of the immediate or
short range economies. These it

The purple martins who usually

return

previous occasions needlessly have
rubbed Canadian fur the wrong way.
One example is the seemingly endless
delay by Congress in voting to par-
ticipate in the St. Lawrence water-
way project. Another is the friction
resulting from U.S. competition with
Canada for waterpower for aluminum
plants on the Columbia and Yukon
rivers.

* * *

Obviously the lawmakers -at
Annapolis had forgotten that
Americans have investments to-
taling more than $9 billion in
Canada. Forgotten, too, was the
fact that these investors would
suffer if the: government at Ot-
tawa or of any Canadian province _
chose to retaliate against Mary-
land. | .

This unwise discriminatory law
never should be allowed to become
operative.

The Man About Town

Perhaps It Is OK

Late Winter Blast Often
Means a Beautiful Spring

Spring: What we've learned can
bring the worst snow and ice
storms of the winter.

Some of these items about an early
spring seemed quite ironical on Wednes-
day, but
Johnson Vanderlind

of Pontiac Trail, who has been a weather

many me that
when winter gives an extra late and ab-
normally hysterical dying gasp, it usually

means a beautiful spring immediately

watcher for years, assures

follows.
First to report croaking frogs is

Foster Belimont

of Pontiac Lake, who admits they were
silenced that night.

She Ever Read the Story?

Court Edict Tightens
Commie Conspiracies

tices who upheld the immunity law -telling all they know have been
are two justices—Douglas and

and still are in the government's
employ, have been given pass-

Black—who feel it should have

ports and do not suffer any pun-

been declared invalid. They argue

ishment if they tell the truth
that the immunity from prosecu-

and cooperate with the author-
tion will not meatt immunity from ities,
“infamy,” which they. say would

If mere publicity of an unfavor-
pursue a witness even if he isn't

able nature is a “stigma,” then
tried in a court. The contention is

the whole court system of America
made that a man who is a con-

is at fault. For every year thou-
fessed Communist incurs a risk

sands of persons are indicted, with

that he will not be.-eligible for

their cases given wide publicity,

employment in the federal

govern-

places at as much as $450,000,000

to the bird house of theg” Communist conspiracy but and then acquitted. Public opinion

ment or in defenke facilities or

—

Hasn't

David aarene Says:

New Supreme
Noose Around

WASHINGTON — The noose fs
gradually. tightening around the
traitors in our midst.

The Supreme Court has upheld
the constitutionality of the law
that Congress passed which |
makes it easier for persons who
have knowledge of the Commu-
nist conspiracy to tell what they
know without fear ef prosecution
themselves,

The way now is opened also to
compel those persons to give testi-

mony

who have played a part in

be when neces-.

<8 Lis

stig it of Pull Minister Answers Petition

name, address talaghane’ number of

Sioa won

About Employment Bias

be pa
This past week I received a
‘blank for with the fol-

signatyres
lowing heading:
“If you believe our Pontiae Mmer-

please sign this.”

the age from 15 to 14 for those who
want to work.

A boy or girl can’t get a job
under 15 without working papers.
I know a child under 15 needs
a job to help out on expenses
as well as a child over 14,

or one whose language was dis-
We have a son 14, a tall, husky

gusting to decent people, etc.
boy for his age, we are afraid “If has set

and an employer certain
of his getting into trouble, due standards that he desires to main-
to his not being able to workand

tain, he should certainly choose
not being kept busy. What can-his employes accordingly.”
be done aboutit?

H, H. Savage, Pastor
Puzzled Mother First Baptist Church

Hectic Days Recalled

Planes, TV May Derail
Political Campaign Train

By RELMAN MORIN “Don't worry,” he. said, sooth-
oo, (For Hal Boyle) ingly. “‘My guy will find that copy,

NEW YORK WI am beginning and your offices will get it.” And
to fear for one of the fine old by golly, they did.
fixtures of the American political It wasn't always like that, the
scene, the cardidate’s campaign heat wasn't always on. n
train.

Frequently, there was time to
Like the heass band and the mingle with the crowd packed
torchlight parade, it may be on

around the rear car. Then you got
the way out. °

a voter's-eye view of the candi-
date. You could sense his strong

SLICK AND MODERN

and weak points, and how the
The airplane and television have

people were reacting, and what
been muscling into the picture on they said and what attracted
a bigger scale every presidential them.
year. You can reach a lot of “ * &
voters in a very little time with

For instance, it was worth a lot
them. They are slick and modern.

of votes to Eisenhower, four years

* * *

ago, when, at the end of a talk,

But for the reporter, covering

he would say, “And now, I would

a presidential campaign, the train _

“like to introduce my Mamie.”
has special advantages.

There were the times, too,

Tt gets-you to-the whistle-stops

when he would mosey into the
and the carnest little towns; -éts

‘press car and sit around, just
you listen to people talking, and

talking. He was friendly and na-
gives you the “feel” of the de-

tural—and a good story would
bate, as nothing else can do.

usually come out of these talks

* * «
You . practically live in the
“work car’ on the train.

Portraits

NEWS ON WHEELS By JAMES J. METCALFE
I wish that I could hold your

This is a news room on wheels,

through the

seats have been taken out,

hand .. . And Wander

The

Once this reorganiza-

When it is really dark

have refused to aid their

own gov-

.per year.

can

be relied upon to distinguish line both sides of the car. A public

that he might be disqualified for

' Fletcher Ohimann

ei ‘want you in the dark not

in running down any other

between those who deserve -‘'in-address system connects with the,

ernment

tion is completed, the committee

at Williams Lake about April 5,

a passport.

just .« . . Because you could

not

now ap-

involved in the conspiracy,

famy” and those who have coura-rear-car platform where the

can-

persons

The answer to this is a question

believes savings will total

| The blushes of embarrass-

more pear sorry they arrived about ten days The loyal citizen, formerly a Com-

manifested their patriot-didate does the talkipg. see

of fact. And the fact is that per.

. .

That are a part of

than a billion

a year.

* *

ment

munist, now has nothing to fear sm as well as their loyalty.

sons who have shown loyalty to

earlier this

year.

amelie But too because nobody would

The train may stop 8 or 10

After feeding a pair of robins all winter, by telling all their own government by getting

Nig eo 1956, New York

¥ * *

... Observe us as we walked

times a day. In 1952, both Gen.

Ine.) _

WOULD INVOLVE FRIENDS out of the ) net party and Herald Tribune

Mrs. Max Fiewelling

And there would be no prying ears

Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson

Such savings in the vast Defense Some witnesses have invoked the

of Auburn Heights says they already have

To hear us when we talked

_
_
were indefatigable campaigners

. .

Fifth Amendment as a means of
avoiding doing their duty to their

Wet Dressings Practical

Department are important

every

nesting notions, “~~

If only we could share the dark

who made a lot of stops, and then

And we could be alone. . . I think

did a major speech at night.

citizen. In truth there is room for Cheer up! Back from a winter in north-

because they

government

were

I would be brave enough... . To

You don't have much time, only

ern Florida, afraid to involve their friends. But

general satisfaction over the fact that

Justice Frankfurter, speaking for

Perry Northcrep

for Annoying Paronychia

few minutes at each stop. Some-

ask you for my own. . . Please

times you know what the candi-give my bashfulness a chance

Secretary Witson and his aides have

the Supreme Court, says in the

Bloomfield Hills, says the mercury

To vanish in the dark... 5B

date is going to say. Sometimes,

opinion handed down this week:

moved so vigorously to effect these

By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D hot as endurable—say two table-

promising to hold my hand

there frequently registered lower than

he catches you flat-footed.

“ . .. It is every man's duty

A run-around is annoying. It

spoonfuls of salt dissolved in each

This hour in the park

economies.

* * *

in Michigan on the same days. give testimony before a duly con-

quart of water. Two or three

stituted tribunal unless he invokes

times in 24 hours ['d soak the

where north of Seattle, Eisenhow-

some valid legal exemption in with-It is a suppurating (matterating)

Wondering if he isn’t the only man in

finger, thumb, or hand in such a

unexpectedly broke out a
line of attack. It

Looking Back

holding it.”

the Pontiac area to play at least one

Church Building Booms

brand

infection of the skin at the edge of

salt solution at the highest endur-

the nail. .Good treatment: Paint

new

came

able temperature, for 15

Up to 1934, a witness could in-

twenty

round of golf every month during the

toward the end of a back-platform 15 Years Ago

the entire end of the finger

or minutes. If this poultice

voke the Fifth Amendment, and

treatment

It would be difficult to find a more

talk in a small town. Typewriters AXIS PACT repudiated by Yugo-

began to smoke in the press car. slav cabinet,

winter,

thumb with mild tincture of iodine

brought positive relief within 24

there was no way to determine

appropriate Holy Week item than the

and then soak the fingeror thumb _sourg £d feel-tucky;—if-not:--F'd

__ Art

Fleishmann whether he was. merely -

The train started to move. We ¥,.200,000 TURK troops on guard

for ten or fifteen minutes in water

give the the light.

~———_newsthat the church buiiding boon

to protect

~ ‘says March was the most difficult month

himself or to shield

surgeon

green

ripped the copy from the ma-against Hitler.

hot as bearable, tablespoon of

Signed letters, not more than

others. Then Congress passed

one pace

in the United States will continue

chines, yelled ‘Western Union,"'— 2 Years Ago

in which to find a good day.

table salt in a half-pint of

water, or 100 words long Lacbnaroay | to personal

1954 q so-called “imnvunity law.”

health and hy isease, ding -
nosis, of treat

and then apply a poultice—gauze and to our horror, saW the agent PLAN TO reprieve Huaptmann

for at least another 10

years.

It made possible an explicit

guar.

roil all the stories into a single denied.

Dr. William Brady, if a stamped self-

wet with the same hot salt solu-

An old Plymouth: Rock hen that in-

& &

antre by the federal government

addressed envelope is sent to The Pon-

ball of paper, and burl them out BETTER BUSINESS bureau

tine Presa, Pontiac, Michigan

tion—and keep the wet dressing

creases the size of her eggs with. every to the witness that he or she

formed.

This expansion already has resulted

approachof spring is reported by would not be prosecuted for any

for several hours or perhaps over-

crime involving the national se-

in construction of new churches at Forrest Wildman

night.

curity, to which they might con-

Case Records of a Psychologist

a rate 10 times greater than a decade of Waterford. During the winter they

fess, Only occasionally is I neces-

weigh only three or four ounces, but she sary to open or tncise run-

‘ago, says the American Iron and Steel The present law gives to federal

now is delivering half-pound eggs, some around, when pas formation is

judges the right to grant immunity

Right Motions Bring Desired Emotions.

‘Institute. It is estimated that within evident and does not drain under

with three yolks. upon consideration of an applica-

, wet dressing.

the next 10 years 70,000 new churches ——— ee tion filed by the Department of

in Boy's Courtship of Girl Next Door

Michigan State University Journalism Justice. It is broad enough to cover . Medical term for run-around is
immunity also to witnesses before -paronychia

will be built at a cost of $7 billion.

Professor,

Last year a total of $760,000,000 Norman's case applies to On the other hand, when par ideal couple. 1 advised Norman
Frank Sanger, ents give their blessing and try

congressional committees, but the ‘A felon or whitlow is a painful,

Supreme Court, for the time being, throbbing inflammation of the cov-thousands of wonderful young to date her and then Kiss her as
states that newspapers always have merely passed on the validity of a ering of the bone of the thumb or if he were a movie actor.

was spent on new church construc-

couples who admire each other to promote a desifable match like
tion. That was 25 per cent more than particular section of the law re-finger (periosteum). It suppurates but lack that romantic thrill this one between Norman and

proven to be the best advertising media.

“Don't give her a little peck

when they kiss. Often, they Joan, the young people often veer

quiring a witness to give testimony imatterates) if not promptly in-

was devoted to the same purpose dur-He even cited the experience of an or-

on the cheek,’ I advised. ‘Kiss

before a grand jury. cised, and because of the tough-grew up as neighbors and feel off.
This opens up quite an oppor-ness of the periosteum, the infec-almost like brother and sister,

. ing 1954. Present estimates are that ganization of pest-control operators And the reason usually lies in her full on the mouth and pro-
whose methods, put across by Newspaper so something prevents their youth's attempt to be independent long the kiss. Nothing will hap-

in 1956 a total of $900,000,000 will tunity for the Congress and the tion may quickly spread to the

pen for the first 10 or 15 sec-
go into new religious edifices. onds.

advertising, are-waging a successful fight executive branch of the govern-palm and thence up the arm. growing romantic. Learn hoio and throw off all supposed dom-

on the bugs. ment and the courts to get valu-to inject that exhilarating ination by older ae

: bd * *

, There ts only one safe treat-

6 * * * able information about espionage spark into such desirable

ment for felon—sterile stecl to Se shen, a boy and “But her charm will then begin

and acts that threaten the national matches. .

I like the Webster School pupil who

Among the causes for this re-the bone. Of course, under an-gin have been grammar school to shatter that vague brother-sise

security, .

after MAT had told them about the great esthesia. To temporize with any By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE classmates and have played to-ter inhibition that has been cheat-

markable development are the It doesn't mean that those who
invoke the Fifth Amendment and

Indian in whose honor our city was Kind ef pain-killer, poultice, or Case R-316: Norman R., aged ing you of a true romantic regard
rapid growth of suburban com-other palliative or even an anti-23, presents an interesting prob-for Joan”

named asked, are granted immunity will not find

biotic or other miracle medicine lem. In psychology we have a law to

munities, general rise in popula-“Did you know Chief Pontiac?” some other technical means of

is dangerous—antil free drainage “Dr, Crane, IT know my folks the effect that if you go throuch

evading full disclosure of what

tion and a national resurgence is established, there's always the would like to see me marry the the proper motions, vou'll seen

they know, but a long step now

Personal, to Pontiac High School's possibility of septicemia (gen-

girl next door,” he confessed. begin to feel the corresponding
eral blood poisoning).

of interest in religion. In 1954 has been taken in the direction of

very excellent basketball coach, *” * * emotions,

detecting acts of treason.

alone these factors helped create

Art Van Ryzin, First aid or home treatment for “Her name is Joan and we went And it works very successfullv,

For several years now many of

Some weeks ago I gave you the

5,000 new congregations. run-around (paronychia), whitlow, to school tagether. She's aftrac-

whose glum countenance following a de-the so-called “liberals” have is-

true verbatim report of a homo-
feat only accentuates his sincerity: sued pronouncements tending to sexual who decided to change his

felon, boil, or any such localized tive looking, too, and has every

Clearly, there isn’t much wrong acute, inflammation icalor, dolor, quality that Td want in a wife.

argue that the Fifth Amendment

“Cheer up, Art: you've done a wonderful “Rut I feel somewhat constrained persoanality by resolutely dating

rubor, tumor—heat. pain, redness,

with a country that expects to need has not been abused. The mere

job, and we're proud of you and the team swelling) or suppuration (throb-around her. Maybe it’s because eligible giris.

pleading of the Fifth Amendment

70,000 new churches in the next 10 bing pain, Increased when the part we played together as kids and

you've bulit.” When he kissed them, it was

is, of course, ne proof of any-316 mies

is dependent) calls for—hang onto she knows Me so well I react to

years and is willing to raise the money thing—cither the guilt or tmno-an effort and he often felt naus

-’ your hats, folks, we're going to go her almost as a sister.

eated, so he told us, but pretty

One of Oakland County's latest big in-cence of the witness.

gether as neighbors ever since

to pay for them. away back to the gay nineties—a swoon he began to fall under the

dustrial acquisitions, the new Lihcoln But there has grown up a move-
“Or maybe It's because I know childhood, they actually feel al-

Poultice.

spell of the attractive girl in his

my parents would like fo see
That's what I said, a poultice. us Marry. I realize many young arms. Now he is happily mar-

automobile plant, is being built in Novi ment sponsoring the concept that most related.

Township. This causes the Fifth Amendment is all-incla-Nerman senses that fact when

ried.

But not ai genuine flaxseed people veer away from a match

Inviting Retaliation

sive and that persons who invoke he says Joan seems nich like

Postmaster Herbert Abrams

meal poultice. Perhaps I am when the parents show they'd

it mfay dd so even though they are a sister, And because children And so it happened to Norman.For a perfect example of why there of Wixom to remind people that its mail-not themselves guilty of any crime.
prejudiced, 1 can't help thinking like it to materialize,
have been reared to view ro-He took the neighbor girl in his
that flaxseed meal might be a

is considerable Canadian irritation ing address is Wixom, not Novi. It has been argued that a man “Perhaps that is what is wrong. mantic affection within the fam-arms after their next date and
has a constitutional right to re-Actually, I'd like to marry Joan. ily as a taboo mater, due to the kissed her properly.

with Americans, it is necessary to go

fuse to testify if the testimony “Dr. Crane it worked!”? he told

This column has an ‘urgent request for I really wish I were mad about old incest veto, they subcon-

fo further than the sovereign State could injure his friends. her, She is exactly the type of sciously prevent themselves from me exaultantly next week. “It sur-

some information on

TWO JUS DISSENT woman I'd like to have for the waxing romantic about the girl prised her as much as it did me.of Maryland. . The Shortt Family,

But after the first 10 or 15 ser-

Dissenting from the seven jus-mother of my children, too. or fellow next door. _

The legislature of that east 3

who were among the early settlers of this “I tested her on your ‘Tests for onds, that barrier that had existed

natural localization and healing . But such young folks should an-

between gs disappeared entirely.

commonwealth has enacted what area. If you know anything about them, Sweethearts’ and she rated (Very tye themselves carefully, for

processes, and the best “draw-

Now I am madly in love with

Superior. But when I kiss her,

get in touch with MAT. T REMEMBER THE LAST TIME when two topnotch personalities

strikes us as an extremely ill advised ing” or drainage, without pro-her, which is what I wanted to

POP TRIED TO Fix THE PIPES it’s like kissing @ sister. What's
statute. It bars from the state any wrong?” Joan on all other mafters, it is

moting the growth of germs. are as compatible as Norman and

be, anyway. It's wonderful!"’
In other «thefirst aid

words, ,

Alwars White to Dr. George W. Crate

a shame to let this potential ro-
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ARE YOU A UNITARIAN

Fred Allen ----Who Sold the Public on His ‘Humor

| oe o— known as a Allen, | WITHOUT KNOWING IT?

Do you believe the Bible te be an

By PHYLLIS BATTELLE Jim Harkins, “But Fred was a any of us did was to imitate him— radio, if you blow your nase often caused _ to Gap gr fat | Tt is safe to say that he lost few inspiring humen do®ument rather

than the litered “‘word of God?”

Nobody ever had the gall to link approximatety

perfectionist.” ‘but he was the best writer in the. people will say, ‘nobody can. blow

_ rang de pes ~~ = whe — ‘of them, and certainly never lost De you believe Jesus to have been a

when they'll laugh—bat I haven't

the name, Fred Allen, to such ad-° * * ‘a nose like that guy.’ In six; erbet religious teacher, rather than

‘lot,

the vaguest idea why they interest to write, encourage or} & pre-existent or present day
Allen. hired writers, of COUNSE, g5o5 EDUCATED diety?

jectives as “lovable old ——” or ‘months you have a permanent eutlittle thé executive in-a large | ithe

“scintillating new-—."" Fred would laugh.” ‘audience for noge blowing, Isn’t) corperation who treats his | ifinance them. Any hard-up friend
Do .you believe the development ofbut usually they just, in their own! authority as ‘he treats 9 tight |who was not a proven parasite,’ charecter to be more important

have scorched them with a snort. This uncertainty worried Aillen. med “And he was fantastic, worked) ithat great?” Allen was not “spoot-|

iwords, “sat around and consw than the accepting of religious

Behind his funereal countenance But with the “hows” and ‘‘whens” hired harder than any man I ever knew, rring,’ as the “lovable” comedian) ‘ult. first class, could depend on help. creeds?

jthe gravy.” Sometimes he

Do you believe that “religious truth”
to be seceptable must be in har-

and bone-dry humor, Alien had a of comedy in his pocket, he would, young, talented writers simply eut|With all his time scheduled, seven does, he was spearing. “In a tight suit he is-afraid to, From Broadway to Vine Street,

deep, probing mind. So he didn’t Wouk added softly, | c * * * make a move.-With his authority it was legendary: Fred Allen was nieny with the truth im every field,

work an average of 18 hours a ot sympathy, so they'd have'days a week,”

science Included?

|. He sometimes drew blood.
All he asked of people was in-"ame Was as close to the U.S. get them another job. Like most self-educated men, \CLASHED WITH V.P.’S same precaution. We have men of! opyright, , ae ) of man, irrespective of nation,

care fer abenien. during the nearly 20 years atthe “@redits” from the Allen show to|“‘but that took its toll.” the minor executive takes the! ‘¢ posse seoylange laps, Do you believe in the brotherhood

face or creed?

telligent sincerity, and if his quips) hdusehold as its family doctor. He

“One of the Allen show script | Fred was mere widely read than | As a man who was smarter bis ilk on radio.” The male’ hardhead catfish Do you believe the purpose of re-
boys from 1936 to ‘41 was Her-| | most of his associntes—his first ithan most of his confreres, Allen| Readit fast and it sounds funny. 'carries the eggs in his mouth un-

were sometimes more cynical than Would lock himself up in a room| Migtori ig: to help us Ive this life

nobly and constructively?

funny, it’s because he wasn't get-\each day and brew his laughs the

man Wouk, best-selling author of | | Job was as stack boy in a Boston 'was in almost constant clashes with’ Like so many of things in Fred'tj) the little fish are hatched, then

tf you do, then you think as most
“The Caine Mutiny” and “Mar. | | Hbrary—and more observant. the “business side” of the radio/Allen’s life—his career, his 28-\carries the little fish until they, Unitafians do

His mind, which could dig right 5TPt every week. wie Morningstar.” After Fred's The more he read and observed, industry which made him a great)year devotion to Mrs. Portland have reached a length of about A meeting of those tnterested in-

ting it. jhard way, compiling a 50-page

Unitarianism is to be held at the

-death Saturday, Wouk described | the more he werried, The result name. in the 1920's and "30's. He Hoffa Allen, his waning health,! three .inches. j

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By PHYLLIS BATTELLE living” to “‘an ounce

NEW YORK (INS)—In this world
of tensions, wars, sudden death
and taxes, it is all too rarely one
meets a man of 90 who is sound
of wind and limb and niblick
stroke.

* * td

I know perhaps the most re-!
markable_one of them all. He
is like (though no one must ever
telf him).a grandfather to me.

“It you call me ‘Grandpa’
ence more,” warned Louis
Gorden (L. G.) Battelle 26 years
age, “I will give you the same
treatment as your daddy got
when he beaned your poor little
Uncle Don with a baseball.

“T am not old,am I?” he asked,
clapping a skimmer over his white)
hair and striking a chin-up.!
thumb-in-vest pose.

“Huh-uh,"" I said, torn between
‘what I felt was the truth and
what I knew was the safe course.

* * *

“All right, then. Hereafter call’

me LL GCG’ »”

Since that day, as I have slowly,
decayed, L..G. has become
spryer. While. his great-granc-

bectime for 70 years.” “I

WHO'S GETTING OLD? aa

But L. G. will not contribute to

this problem because no one would

dare to imply that he was growing)

old. Ask him a question like that

and he would drag you off bodily
‘to Grace Methodist .Church, which
he has attended faithfully for a
half century, to set your thinking
straight.

* *

Actually, L. G. is more mellow,
|than well-awed whisky, which he)
‘has never touched. But he wants,

you to think he's as fiery as those
‘despicable cigarettes he's never

'gmoked.

Screen Image Aid

1 |

\
|

Introduced by Dow

MIDLAND «m — An art form)
| as yet unnamed by its developer, |

ghildren dabble in light exercises|famed Midland architect Alden B. |

like softball and toad collecting,|

he paces himself through an active!
day.

STILL, WORKING

The first practicing certified
‘public accountant in Dayton, Ohio,

L. G. still maintains a large firm
of CPAs and tends to it every
morning. In the winter afternoon
he practices color photography or
turns to his new career, writing
books.

* *° 6
“TI decided,” he told me at the
age of 86, “that if you could be
a writer, I could too.” Two of his
books, written arduousty in long-
hand, have already been published.

Last year he bought a type-
writer and learned to use It.
_“T should get out this one (his

third beck) in half the time—

Dow, has been introduced. |

It utilizes a translucent plastic!
isereen made of polyethelyne, |
which is manufactured by the Dow |
Chemical Co, founded by Dow's)
father, the late Dr, Herbert H.}
| Dow. |

* ¢ @
Backstage “‘props’’ were accent-

ed by spotlights behind the curtain

to project images on the screen.
‘Three ballet: danéers performed
behind the screen to piano accom-|
paniment, ~

Dow himself operated a lighting

panel controlling a battery of;

spotlights that cast varied shadows

on the screen. |

* * *

’ He said the new concert form!

permits visual as well as auditory |

enjoyment of music and seeks to
integrate dancing .with instru-|
‘mental performance in a way that

this is a cinch,” he reported, ‘has never been done before. What a scoop our Buying Syndicate made! A tremendous purchase of fine new

In the summer, L. G. still plays spring clothing at fabulous price concessions! You can see here exactly what
a mean golf. not War

game--of t_is Plan Memorial

it means to you in actual savings! Look! ,

quitemean as usedbe, RAPIDSw county-|

as it to GRAND —

judging by the scorecards,let

wide, house-to-house campaign by)

us -not blame that on physical

but HARD FINISH THE SEASON’S NEWEST | FINE QUALITY ALL WOOL

some 2,000 Kent County war vet-
deterioration. erans is set for May 28 to raise.
“Tt's a hard thing for a CPA funds for a proposed war memori-

YEAR-ROUND WEIGHT ALL WOOL SHARKSKIN

to admit,” says he, darkly study-al in Fulton Park. Campaign
ing his card, “but I don’t add as officials said some $25,000 already
well as I used to.” has been raised toward the project. |

we * *

Another $55,000 is needed to com-,

If you ask why ‘some people plete the memorial as designed.
grow old vigorously while others
nurse their ills, you'll get a variety Fifty-two. per cent of Americans

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of meaty answers, from “clean|over 65 years old are women.

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culture Department said today) Post will Oo t eet te sagt ‘termination has reduced the bugs. COMPOUND

GRAND RAPIDS w — Dan R. # the University of Oklahoma is.
that surveys indicate about 53 per scratching for and has ae

bedbugs

cent of American men and 25 per|W#ters. executive secretary of the calied on. his students for help. [Runs for Nomination

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a oe George N.)

‘|Police Return -, Ike, Kefauver Pitted

Dollar Fine

Lar Daly, M-year-old Chicago to Honest Gal furniture manufacturer who calls

in Indiana's Primary|"

s Hope for Happiness for

WNDIANAPOLIS (® .—Indiana’s himself an “America First Repub-)

DETROIT u—Rose Anna Tend-

ipresidential preference. primary lican” and campaigns in an Uncle

ler wasn't sure’ at first but now May 8 shaped up t 48 a. popu-Sam costume said he would file
she's convinced the Adrian police larity contest bet Sen. Estes inthe Republican primary late,

are fine fellows. Kefauver, unopposed.on the Dem-today.
* * ocratic ballot, and President Ei-Adiaj Stevenson's national cam-3
While parents away a_ headquarters

in Life Witho ut Marriage

By. ANITA COLBY the excitement life has always held
her were on senhower, with only splinter-pa ign said he would

a trip, from Indiana

came Republican not

Fashion and Beauty Consultant for me.
saying
a letter
father
Adrian
$1
group enter the primary.

ge her owed

attracts

eleven no doubt Indiana

There are million women Beauty men,
or illegal Adrian.
-Kefauver’s backers

the = *
parking a planned file entry Yellow outsell other

of marriageable age in United * to his today, pencils all

States — not counting divorcees. about it. But beauty is no passport Rose pee mailed
The President's namewas efn-cokers, tren ene.
Let’s face the fact that. most of to love. How do you account for them a dollar bill.

pacaty

Exe usive!

us are never going to all es |the thousands: of happy wives whd| “When daddy came back 1 told ANNOUNCING. |
Why? Because @ } |are plain, even thoroughly unat-‘him about it, he hit the ceiling,"’),
tractive? And hundreds of very} said Rose Anna, “Daddy said he

*
pretty girls are single. ~ has never been in Adrian in his | »

there is a higher

cash-now pay-later plan! «

life refused pay the/*

Many women, who wholeheart-and to me % 2 Now you can get the cash

dollar I had paid for him.”

ediy lose themselves in the lives LATER in monthly amounts that are hand-tailored to your income!

Rose Anna then wrote a polite) And get these in the baggain: Cash in 1 Visit-Phone first, then

Many of us aren't et others, fing the answers to

inote to Adrian police explaining, come in. Bill Consolidation Service at no extra cost! Exclusive

unmarried loneliness.

even going to get ~ the situation and asking for the| #* Nationwide Cash Credit Card, Phone, write, in today and
nearly million chose Banafolal

the chance to say If there is one secret to the return of her dollar. *
see why 2 people hose last year!
Yes or No! ‘ successful single life for women, ¥ * * |" leans $25 te $500 on Signature, furniture, or Cor

Happily, the it is simply this That it must be Back came a note of apology
single state is no freely and definitely chosen as a and & $1 check
longer a matter (. means of greater service to hu There had been a mixup in}

for gloom, em-ANITA. ‘COLBY

manity and the greater honor and license numbers.
barrassment or inferiority. Today,

glory of God! |

The late Sister Elizabeth Ke nny, | The rate of increase of the) 7 WEST LAWRENCE STOESS, PONTIAC
proposals one of the great unmarried of our‘number ef people in the United) 2nd » Lawrence Bidg, Phone: FEderal 2-9249

many girls do say ‘‘no” to earnest

OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENTPHONE FOR EVENING

— HOURS
time, stated the case succinctly States is 1.7 per cent per year|

Who knows but that this cou-Loons made to revidents of ail surrounding towns

jcompared with the world average |
“Just as enforced poverty, of per cent.

jand well.

"* she 1.3
“lsaid, “often brings out the “worst!
in people, so does unwanted spin-| |
Isterhood rouse bitterness and rest-

most certainly not made in heaven,

* * Li less frustration in others. But
there is supreme nobility in chosen

People have asked me more

poverty ... freedom, dignity and

often why I've never married than

fulfillment in

about any other phase of my per-
are possible the sin-

... at the Hub

gle life. only when dedication in-

sonal or professional life.

spires it solo is

The truth is I really don't know.
and living a defi-

nite decision.” |

It’s possible the right man hasn't
come along as yet.
os

TOMORROW — Len Lesourd,

It's possible I've always been

READY NOW FOR EASTER!

| managing editor of Guideposts |

magazine, tells of ‘Discovery at |
at Oak Ridge.” : |
(From Guideposts,
Copyright, 1956) i
hope to marry
some day because I'd like the per-

Boy. Scouts Out—Shoot |

manent and complete companion-|
ship of the one-and-only man with Marine Corps Vets |
I could share all of my life.

DAYTON, Ohio (»—Red-faced,

T still hope to have a home and

Marine veterans of World War II

children some day, too, for to me
all of these things represent the

and Korea fumbled for excuses to-

most satisfying way of life. day as a Boy Scout troop beat
them at their own game—marks-
manship.

A .22 caliber rifle match was
held at the Navy and Marine
ReeEEREESE

Corps Reserve training center
here between a Marine Corps vol-
-junteer training unit and a group

of explorer scouts.
The Marines blamed the 12

— homelife. I have my work, hob-point differente in total seore on
-|the absence of sorhe of their top
table organizations. These are tha| cactiel
No one would divulge the actual

score.

NOTHING IS CERTAIN

The basic insecurity of the fu-Research reveals that the poc ket

ture concerns all of us, married gopher’s incisor teeth grow at a
and unmarried. Nothing in this rate of 46 inches a year, or almost
life is certain anyhow. To be sure an inch a week. Incessant gnaw-AN INVITATION

of a steady supply of life's neces-ing keeps them worn down for
would siphon oft much of practical use,
+

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Why Yes! We have

OF °

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SUIT
. far and away BY EAGLE CLOTHES

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it sometimes comes as a surprise to learn fabrics the mills

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INCLUDING THE AUTHENTIC EAGLE

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And, as you might expect, it’s a fine hat too,

Price

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the Extra Pair
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-ONCE-A YEAR
|CE REWPORT PRICE SMASHING GEORGE'S ~NEWPORT'S

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” 9:30 A. M. to 12 P.M.¢
4 FRIDAY MORNING «
FREE CHEST X-RAY — The Rev. Mr. L. R.
Miner, 420 Bloomfield Ave., gets his free chest
X-ray from Department of Health Technician Ray
Wald, in the three-week program now going on in
Pontiac. Sponsored by the Health Departmentand
the Oakland County Tuberculosis Assn., mobile
.
*. Pentine Pease Photo
cheek Sheen quite eve cxvating Gn aouty ree
tree X-rays to all-comers. Purpose of the drive is
to attack tuberculosisby discoveringit in early
stages, Next week the units will be located at the
Court House, Oakland County Road Commission
and Lakeside Housing.
oe EEE EEE)?
Worth $1.00—Fine Marquisette Worth $5—Ledies Fine
Curtain Panels Easter Bonnets
hem. Sizes Group of fine anna, abe tet © Tce, nowy and 99
st = pestel colers. .
size $ ee iy

Pp?

Fridey 9:30 A. M. to — 9:30 to

NoonFriday A. M. Noon

Worth 49e—First Quality Worth $3.99—Better Easter

a rumble sounded and the earth)

shook? The soldiers bounded for

"\their weapons and shields, gape-

80 Square Percale | Maternity Dresses

mouthed,Pretonius stood

scared.

BRANTFORD, Ont. U—James

for 2nd Week in Row

motionless, spellbound.

Sew and save! See ¢ Look pretty this 99

| Mulligan ot Woodstock told Mag-

a these beautiful Easter, Save mon-‘|

prints and novel-ey, been ma 10

istrate John T. Shillington today

“tT IS FINISHED”

NEW YORK ®—Wholesale food

he had to travel fast because his

™ Th

ties . to 1

Some time later, the glow of prices as measured by the Dun

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weevesesae

eecesure

Bradstreet food index

week for the ,

they were unable

Worth ihe~Betans Canzon wath $5—Betior Group

Hand Towels Ladies’ Dresses

49¢ first quality. ¢ Group of $5.99 99

row.
to catch Mulligan’s auto although

2s * *

they hit 95 miles an hour. They

The index for the past week

finally overtook the car when it

stood at $5.89 compared with $5.93

“slowed down to 70."

last week and was $9.7 per cent

Mulligan was fined $100 for $12.08

Cal

Him, “I deserve « « MY
crimes are many . Remember:
me...” I

prints, cottons,

Extra large

sizes; 29

snonged misses’

lower than the figure of $6.52 for

stock up and-save.

in wool,

jspeeding. His license was lifted

the like week last year.

carob tree

for six months.

m a

The index, representing the total

oa at wholesale of one pound of! Friday 9:30 A. M., te — Friday 9:30 A. M, te Noon

Noon
each of 31 food items, has fluctu-Mill Construction Begins Worth $1.39—Extra Large Worth $1.49—Come Save
ated for the past nine weeks.

jlip, a throbbing at his temples. ALPENA (—Some 650 construc-

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RAG RUGS Jewel Boxes

“Truly, this was the Son of God.” tion workers will begin work in

Lower prices for the following

Large 24x44. Fre ¢ Big savings on ¢

_|He glancedhis men, and ig-| the two on new

at next weeks the

items pushed down the index this)

i malo 69 fine quality, sepa-69 :

noring them, dropped to his knees. ‘hardboard mill of the Abitibi Co.

‘week: flour, rye, butter, coffee,

(Next: His mother, Mary.) when completed in 1957 the mill, foe ba " nie rate compartment

cottonseed oil, cocoa, eggs and
processing previously unmarket-

lambs.
burnt offerings, no shrinesbut:

able .pulpwood, will employ 400 per-

—

Home of Network Head. Higher were wheat, corn, hams, Friday 9:30 A. M. to — Friday 9:30A. M. te Noon

| Noon

only one’s own belief? Pretonius' lard, sugar, steers and hogs. . (sons,

Worth $1.69—Extra Plump Worth > Meas

‘Complete—but No TV
NEW YORK (INS))—Frank Stan-Feather Pillows Bg

ton, CBS is very happy floral ¢ h¢

president, Beautiful

After one burst of public der-

design. Stock up —s ay

in his new gadget-filled Manhattan

ision, the “Holy Man" raised His

and save. = First neers =f

except

head tremblingly and implored,, apartmentfor one thing—

quality ....5..-
“Father, forgive them, for they no televisionset

‘Use Our

know not what they do.” Tears Engineers, cusahly the best, Fridey 9:30 A. M. — Friday 9:30 A.M. to Poe Bunay

to Noon Noon

wet His cheeks. His sweat ran the network president can hire, With 3 Pair

CREDIT Worth $5.99—First Quality Becutilul New Spring Nylon

red with blood, a frequent reac-are wrestling with antenna troubles
tion. and Stanton said he's sure they'll

NYLON

Chenille Spreads Easter Gloves

Suddenly,the sky. carkened, and be able to get a picture soon.

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HOSE ~

Beautiful -colors. outfit with «smart
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Fringe edge ....

Th.

Friday 9:30 A. M, to Noon— Friday 9:30 A. M, to Noon

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(SIXTEEN » THE PONTI AC PRESS. THU RSDAY,. MARC H 29, 1956, ie

ining Means New Jobs f or “Migrato ry Workersf~

By ARTHUR EDSON awhen he works. This helps to} ldecent. From farther West will)
AP Newsfeatures Writer -keep him working." _|come. the Indians. From’ the hills, Larin. sald, parasite
of Arkansas and Missouri, and|

_ageggle. oe gee dbgproderban “An odd and diverse group, these | wouldn't think of another way of

from other states, will come the!

down to a meal, you rers. The Florida group is life. They're proud of their jobs,

on a horde of ke workers largely made up of Negroes, from white workers. — and some are extremely skilled
for much of the food you eat.

Texas will come those of Mexican “The bleeding hearts do a lot at them:"’

mile

Still, Larin and Donnachie agree

“Not. oe x us caine that}

it's especially

" gbout this time each spring, the a hard life, for. the
first of a half million wanderers

children. But it isn’t as bad as it

“INTRODUCTORY SALE

once Was.

hit the road north.

* « *
The jobs they do are endless.

|, Unike the old days, when there

3307 /

They pick the pickles, the beans,

were far more workers than jobs,

cherries.

can corn, more |

_ the They the more communities now

and

weed the sugar beets, thin the

realize how dependent they are on.

carrots, dig and wash the pota-

| these wanderers. |

toes, rake the cranberries.

Look at all these features!

“They're getting better hous-i

If you're a drinking man, and

ing,” Larin said, ‘‘and better |

are fond of juleps, be grateful to

recreafional facilities.”

the migratory worker. Someone
has te weed that mint, you know. Some communities have gone— @ RESISTANT TO DUST sw
* * * ‘even further. And Larin pointed

In the past, the wanderings of ite a report from Hart, Mich., © NON-MAGNETIC
migratory workers have been hit \which told of a highly successful
or miss. So hundreds might be fiesta held for Mexicans whe help-:

@ 17 JEWEL MOVEMENT

waiting around for one crop to jed pick the cherry crop.
come in, while not too many miles |~ | »_ * «
away another crop rotted for lack | Ten thousand people joined in,
of help. with dancing in the streets, beauty

icontests, prizés for the best cos-|
itumes. Eubence Sabila. and Joe |

GOVERNMENT TO HELP

Now the U. S. government has

/Parcenas, both ages 10, won the |

moved in asa sort of mammoth

| pie eating contest. Cherry pie, of |

hooking agent. Don Larin, chief

course, i

of the Labor Department's farm
placement service, and his assist-
re
ant, Jack Donnachie, said every-

3 Times Faster When |

“GRUEN ©

thing is set to line up the Eastern

invasion,

woo lb

Como potiloan WATCH

4 Gas crowds Heart

During the next month, in

GUSSIE POPS UP — Radio sportscaster Gussie Moran of lace |

eities. throughout Florida, the Certified laboratory tests prove Bell-ans

panties tennis fame models a cap humorously suggested for Brook-

| tablets neutralize 3 times as muchfrew chiefs—who often supply lyn Dodgers. The ‘‘creation’’ is of black diamond satin straw topped | stomach acidity in one minute as many THE NEWEST LOOK IN TIME

‘the trucks in the migratory fam-leading digestive tablets. Get Bell-ans“= a thinestane neu. | today for the fastest known relief. 25¢. |

ies’ travel—will be making their

summer schedules. '

But now the business becomes!
complicated: For any route must |
be temporary at best. Crops. will |
be delayed by cold weather, or

vuined by pain = drought.

So the eacemset tae keeps |
track of where the migrants are, |

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and will reroute them as condi-

tions change.

-*“Tt's a good plan,” Larin said, | a i a GIVE-AWAY PRICE!
“Tt helps the farmer because he's, 4

-@sured of work when he needs
it, It’s fine for the migratory,
Worker, too. He makes good money
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support with the same kind of
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cited in Minnesota.

“But more important even than

* this effort to injure me .. . by
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tion is that by discrediting the
leaders of the Democratic party
here in California the senator and’
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and divide the party and thereby
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help the Republicans,” Stevenson
deciaied in his televised speech. Diamond

* * * j

To party observers, it looked as Solitaire
if Stevenson. had taken off his
wraps for a hand-to-hand encoun-

S39

ter with Kefauver even though the
former Illinois governor had indi-
cated earlier that he did not intend
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His unmistakable jabs last night
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"THE PONTIAC PRESS sis
-. » THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956_ SEVENTEEN
urch Groups Polish Roles for XNEaster Services

é Pontiac Press’ Photos

SINGING AT SUNRISE — Boys and girls of the Junior Choir of St. Paul Lutheran Tank, Cynthia Barnard and Sandra Krichon. In the second row, Nancy Edgar, Christine
Church will join the Senior Choir in singing Easter anthems, “Praise to the Lord Who Hawkins, Linda Kuchon, Cheri Monroe, Theresa Mahder, John Colling and Alan Mann,
Lives on High” and ‘‘O Sons and Daughters, Let Us Sing’ Sunday at sunrise for the The third row includes Kenneth Toth, Carol Schultz, Joan Voynar, Joy Ann Rattew,
early Easter Service and at 10:45 a. m. for the Festival Service. Wearing their red and Bruce Mann, Alvin Tank, Carol Colling, Betty Bishop, Mrs. Emil Hagen Jr., choir di-
white choir robes are first row (left too right) Phyilis Edgar, Diane ee Dianne rector and Nancy Williams.

o---eect —tinceee oton

County Helps the Aged
to Combat Loneliness

A growing problem in our coun-| names aren'thanded out,

just Pa-
try today is the plight of our|tients are asked whether _ they
aged, Life expectancy in the Unit-|would like to have visitors come
led States has now reached 70 to see them and of course the vis-
years of age which is twice the iting volunteers. are thoroughly
average span of life in the 1700's. | orientated in how to best carry out

Charles Sperti, key figure in the| their plans.
work of the American Society for) Miss Hinckley and Mrs. Sands
the Aged, was quoteda recent) agreed that the work

in volunteerof

PALM SUNDAY PROCESSION — Carrying school, are taught customs of the church and their

|Press article as saying. “ We, |visiting the homes should be gone

palms in a Palm Sunday Procession were 40 altar responses to the priest in Latin. Several months|

|haven't learned to cope with —— slow, easy and regularly. “The

boys at St. Benedict's Catholie Church. Some of Palms

are required to complete the training. not junderstand what better living con-|12th month of the year, the homes

the boys are in training; others take their turn given out on Palm Sunday are burned and the | running over people

‘ditions, better understanding of are with want-
serving at the five Masses each Sunday and dur-— used to mark foreheads on Ash Wednesday,

|physical activities, the wonder|ing to do things for the patients
ing Holy Week. The boys attend the St. Benedict ~ 1957, drugs and dieting have done to and on Dec. 2% no one comes to
add years to our lives.” |visit jhem,”’ Miss Hinckley said. }

A recent University of Michi-; They (the patients) are bound to|

thee “disappointed and let down.

gan survey of convalescent and |
boarding facilities in Oakland | “A group wanting to undertake
County reveals that there are such a project would have to
1,054 approved beds in M4 con: | work through the Bureau of So-

| vValescent and. six bearding cial Aid and the Nursing Home PLAYING FOR HOLY WEEK — Bringing glad Janice, a member of Washington Junior High
| homes, Assn. The project would have to tidings of the Resurrection in music are members School Band, and Dan who belongs to the Avon-
be well planned, well thought out of the trumpet-cornet quartet at Pilgrim Holiness dale High School Band; Don, a member of Lincoln

The survey, taken of the county)

and well organized,” she con-

| Church. Pictured from the left are the pastor, the Junior High Band and his father play cornets. The

|homes over a six-week period of

tinued,

Rev. E. C. Swanson of W. Strathmore street; Dan -quartet will play at church services Easter morn-
(Kenton E. Winter, research asso-' “Another service that would Coakley of Rochester; Don Swanson, the minis-ing.
lciate in the Bureau of Public please many of the patients oS ter’s son, and Janice Pletsch of W, Pike. street.

jtime and under the direction of}

|Health Economics reveals that 13 mensely,"’ Miss Hinckley said, ‘‘is
\per cent of the patients in the someone taking them for a ride
jcounty never. have any visitors. in a car. Morale goes up for pa-Will Analyze Trends in Area
[Sixteen per cent rarely (less than tients who can revisit their old

lonce monthly) have any.

neighborhoods for a morning or
“This is one of the main prob-afternoon,” she said.
|lems in dealing with the chronical-

Another program —s Magers

Planner to Address Pontiac Realfors

ily ill and aged . . . fighting their ‘volunteers have start
jloneliness,’’ Ora L. Hinckley, di-| Planning, Anelyst Paul M. Reid;meeting of the Pontiac Real oe femal the Metropolitan Area Re-

County home is the vethday aa
‘rector of the Bureau of Social Aid, of the Detroit Metropolitan Area) Board. gional. Planning Commission,

|program. The patients are present: |
im. | said. Ftegional Planning Commission will ee

led with a cake on birthdays plus a
| “Of course,’ she continued, Special meal and bouquet, accord-'4,. the speaker at Monday night's} The session is planned for 6: x0

|“‘part of-this is due to the fact ing to Manager Howard Estes. The, pm. at Scrib’s Restayrant, 130 8. (Gasoline War Spr eads

ithat many of the patients are not patients at the home are enter-| Telegraph Rd SAGINAW (®—A_ gasoline price
tained with movies, too,

too near their homes and relatives “Trends in the Pontiac Area’’ iwar in southeastern Saginaw Coun-
land old are sometimes eas-Gray who will be Reid's topic. ity has spread to-a dozen stations

people “The Ladies come
ily forgotten when they're in the every week from all over the

He will be introduced by W. P. including Frankenmuth, Birch

homes.”’ county are a b'g help,” Estes
Edmonson, former FPontiae city Run, Burt and adjoining areas,

said, “They do the unusual little
" Cuts of 2 to 4 cents have mut

Patient interests vary from .

~~ Walching Jistening.. _things net covered in th lar porate og A eg A SO WE BEET| PRaiadiared ee

Jeleyisionand. lel FV:
nursing. program that mean so

as prices it OS ft cells a Patton for

to radio, handwerk, card games director of the Detrouw Planning
much to the patients.”

regular and 30.9 for premium,

or purzies and hobbies to no in-

vibra
terests at all, the survey reveals. He highly commended one Gray *

Lady, Mrs. Robert Wilson of Roch-Reid is a aaiaie of DePauw Wayne Prosecutor ul
ester, “She’s been here every University, and studied at Union| DETROIT (INS)—Wayne County

Facilities available in the county

homes include at least one sepa-
Wednesday for 12 years, coming}. Seminary, the London School of! ~ a Py =

lrate day room (living or visiting Scaspunice’ aad Calersbia Univer! prosecutor Gerald K. O'Brien, a,

through every kind of weather.’’

jroom) in all boarding sites and 32 was Detroit's

sity. rushed to Harper

Estes said he'd gladly welcome!

of the convalescent Jocations.

any group who might be interested * * @¢ Hospital last night after suffering

Oniy four (‘three convalescent

in offering their services to the! He was with the Michigan State a. heart attack at his home. O'-

and one boarding) do not have at

homes, ‘Volunteer agencies can Planning Commission and Detroit|Brien's physician said the attack

least one television set. Usually

call me any time. * he said. PAU L M. BED City Planning. Commission beire was mild.

ithe operator the set and

ag
ag
provides ——
: some patients have sets in theu

REDENTIN EASTER PLAY — Young people = Mrs. Joseph Medrano, both formerly active im ee

of the Galloway Lake Methodist Church will pre-drama at the University of Michigan. Portraying (qoor facilines, including lounging y ¢
sent the Redentin Easter Play for the Sunrise the part of the first soldier in Roma armor is chairs and a porch or yard in
Service at 6:30 Easter morning. The original man-Don Decker (left); Pontius Pilate, is being played which the patients can sit. when

uscript for-the play was completed in 1464 in by Lawrence Bailey (center); and Michael weather permits

Redentin, then the principality of Mecklenburg, Khingelsmith in omental tostume is the scmbe The County Convalescent Home
Germany. It is written in blank verse rather than The Rev. Kenneth Stephens is pastor of the also has a regular recreational
in contemporary form. The characters, who ap-. church. therapy program in which all pa-

tients are encouraged to partictl-
pate. These include weaving-looms, |
wood working and other handwork

a! in SS sich | are directed by Mr and

retary, the Israeli ambassador
| would only say that he was called " Mrs. Mary A. Sands, Bureau of |

Dulles Explains to Is:srae

, in “in order to get the benefit” Social Aid visitor, who regularly |
of Dulles’ thinking. inspects all county convalescent

and boarding facilities, said that

U.S. Role in Middle East
Eban said “We had a general!

in the smaller private homes,

review of all matters of commonWASHINGTON (INS) _ Secre-of all on the United Nations to there are usually no such serv-

interest’’ but would not say just

tary of State John Foster Dulles find a solution to the middle east ices available. The women knit,

what these matters included.

has given Israel a clear picture crisis,
* * * : or crochet and the men play
of the U.S. position on the middle cards or listen to radios and |

Dulles called Eban into his office He did report that he will he|
east, watch television, .

only a few hours after he arrived having “further discussions’ with
In a 30-minute conference with pack in Washington from the White|state department officials. There are several volunteer
Asracli_ Ambassador Abba Eban suipher§Springs. W.Va. meeting be-

groups in the county giving regu-,

yesterday, the Secretary is under-

tween President Eisenhower,

Autopsy Will Decide lar time to combating the loneli-

stood to have emphasized two | Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent|

points. of Canada and President Adolfo DETROIT ‘INS! — An autopsy ness of the aged and helping out in
“They were: ‘Ruiz Cortines of Mexico. has been planned to determine the homes.
# 1. No inimediate action is con-,| The Dulles-Eban conference took whether a 78year-old Detroitef. Miss Hinckley says volunteer
fémplated on Israel's four-month-|place while U.S. officials in/ New who died in Receiving Hospital/visitors are assigned to different.
wid request to buy worth york were urging the U.N was traffic Dixon eall and fa-

$64.000,000 a victim. Mur-|homes, regularly do

AP Wirephote

ROYALTY VISITS CATHEDRAL — Queen Elizabeth, the Duke
church. In the background is-a charred cross which escaped the 1940

of jet fighters, anti-aircraft guns, \Security Council to send Secretary murian was hit by a taxicab on|\vors for the patients. The group

tanks and other military equip-|General Dag Hammarskjold to Nov, 20 and released after treat-!recently wrote to the bureau for} of Edinburgh and the Rt. Rev. R. T. Howard, provost of Coventry,
ment, Palestine on a peace mission. iment. He was readmitted on some more names, | inspect the interior of burned-out Coventry Catliedral before the German.blitz and a temporary altar reconstructed from rubble. Plan-

* After his session With the sec-‘March 5. ‘. ; Miss iincktey pointed out that) queen laid the cornerstone for a new building near the bomb-scarred ners hope to have the new cathedral cgmpleted in 1962.
2. The U.S. ts counting first |
\

veg

| EIGHTEEN THE PONTIAC'PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1958

By Carl Grubert NAACP claims that the question is NAACP failed to file a list of

one of federal ‘jurisdiction. membersas required by the law.

Louisiana NAACP

| ie + Q

To Decide Fate es

ae * *

A 32-year-old state law originally Attorneysthe late

for NAACP

Chit Onl THINK | HEAR

Asks U.S. Hearing

passed to kill the Ku Klux Klan yesterday filed a petition

Femoval ot the sale sit to fe

BATON — La. (INS) )— will be cited by Attorney General

of Airport Funds

eral court. They claimque

the
ties of the National Association for ing the 19th District State Court

Louisiana's efforts to ban activi-Fred S, Leblanc who is request-

tion is one of “civil rights."
Mayor Cobo Testifies Advancement to order dissolutionte NAACP

‘in Lotiel

Eggplant: is» prepared in over

Before House Group on

The state will claim that the 40 different ways-in{ Turkey.

Wayne Major Switch Cy

LANSINGWP — The fate of a
two million dollar expansion pro-|
gram .at Detroit's Wayne Major

Airport will probably be decided

Check With CARRY

by the House Ways and Means

Committee this week.

™ committee yesterday

heard testimony trem Mayor Al-

New Bill to Control Cyprus Is Like Volcano, Arabs Suspicious THEN VOTE for

bert E. Cobo of Detro
spokesman for six coats now
using Willow Ran Airport.

‘Bootleg’ Car Dealers’ Always Erupting Trouble ‘of Peace Mission

The hearing was held on two}

WASHINGTON (#—Sen. Bennett | NICOSIA. (INS)—Cyprus today is months to make it safe to leave UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. and)

JOHN E. CARRY

bills appropriating $841,406 in state’ Arab states looked with suspicion’

(R-Utah) has introduced a bill de-' like the crater of an active vol-them open,

matching money for the current

today at a U.S. proposal to send’

signed, he said, to discourage) cano with violent eruptions bub-|

Voters of District 6, Your City Commissioner

fiscal year and fiscal year 1956-57.|. The island’s security forces, Dag Hammarskjold to the Middle

“bootleg’' sales of cars and other ibling up at one point, only to sub-

under veteran trouble -shooter |p,. a fact-find survey of JOHN E. CARRY invites you to discuss

COBO URGES IMPROVEMENTS | | mechanical or electrical devices | side and then to flare again else-

Gov. Sir John Harding, are. now the poe ae /
Cobo told the committee the air-

by unauthorized dealers, where, with him any matter pertaining to CITY

engaged in an intensive drive to es «@ @ |

* * *

port should be improved whether GOVERNMENT on which you may have been

or not the airlines agree to move His measure would allow manu-The entire island, which is 140 _ -Wane, ‘anand te The representatives of Syria ond

from Willow Run to Wayne Major. facturers to supervise and regulate miles long and 40 miles wide and ecently, Harding estimated the! Security Council at! misinformed. He is as close to you as vee
“We do not intend to move to dealers’ advertising 6f new cars situation would be well in hand Fav _ o io =

about as large in area as Long telephone.

Wayne Major,” said Robert J. and hold them liable for any false within six months. iy esterday's seasion thet they nev.’

Island, is patrolled constantly by ertheless agreed “in principle’,

Wilson, vice president of Capital and misleading advertising within A 24-hour radar screen around with the peace mission.

British Army, Air Force and police

Airlines and spokesman for other their. power to prevent. the island makes it impossible for| jiowever, they asked for precise

YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF, YOUR FAMILY, AND TO

airlines at Willow Run. trucks. jeven a rowboat to touch at any explanation of the U.S. resolution’s

Bennett told the Senate yester-
Wilson sald jt would take 2% day that spokesmen for the auto-

The vehicles are encased in wire point along the 400-mile coastline! aims and purposes.

YOUR COMMISSIONER, JOHN E. CARRY to Get the FACTS

[without being seen and caught.

million dollars to put the Wayne mobile industry are far from meshing and carry grim-faced men Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge,
Major Airport in condition to unanimous in thelr views about Systematic house-tqhouse|who insisted that the U.S. pro-

with their fingers on the triggers
his proposal,it is designed searches, during which whole/posal is completely devoid of any

but to

of tommy-guns and automatic)

mercia] alrport, protect public interests he con-Iblocks are cordoned off with|hidden meanings," assured the,
siders paramount to those of rifles. barbed wire and placed under cur-| Arabs he would spell out fully next

gs ML aes April 2-VOTE

Cobo insisted the figure was ac-

few, are constantly turning up|Tuesday all points on which there

auto dealers or makers. On one short 15-minute drive,
four R.A.F. checkpoints were

tually more like 13 million dollars.

‘caches of arms and explosives. j|were doubts, i

Wilson said’ the airlines don't In brief, he said, it calls for a
plan under which the manufac-

want to move because they are counted where cars are oe |
perfectly happy now at Willow Run and thoroughly searched for hid-

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in

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He’s cities, two Sechaba

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work ‘with 9,235 tons of supplies

‘smalli—or they would be lost in

11"

another building.

said today, from “school phobia,” but “ence it becomes intrenched,

“left by the 2,000 men, the planes

heavy winter snows. They

and it’s no joke. it can become one of the most

The 17 buildings

set

sang seven

ships of Operation

are

jcouldn’t be too big or buridles

Pauline B. Hahn and Samuel |“Sabling disorders of childhood."

front)
Snow
walls protect against spread of|

parallel rows with their

two

\would be hard to locate and re-

Waldfogel the Judge Baker | They reported the ailment most: doors facing ‘Main Street,”’

move.

The U.S. scientific push in,

with Case & Flash

Guidance r, Boston, in a |common in the lower elementary

year’s Antarctic phase of the In-The Little America base is set

paper prepared for the American |grades and about evenly spread fire. Engineers figured the

up to make use of the

School Counselors Assn., defined i between boys and girls. vailing southeast winds would

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\a result of

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Street.”

the teacher, the other children, the

at Litthe America V and Hut-Point.

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Struction-trained Navy Seabees,

LONDON — Prisoners and their

|=dd

Actually, they said, “When we

are at Little America on ‘Kinan

wives should be left alone in the |

trace the anxiety to its source it

Bay of the Ross Sea. Another 90,

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20 S. PERRY STREET

Show

-Handwoven Items to Be Displayes
se eee ee a a i a,

Finishing touches are put on this antique

country

The cradle, which is in cherry, was made about 1800 in

cradle, which will be on sale during the. three-day An-Pennsylvania.
tique Show, by Mrs, Lewis Towler of Washington street.

Hows Your

Baby Sitter
|.Q. Rate?

Ingenuity, Tact
Essential in Care
of Children

By VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newsfeatures Writer

What's your baby sitter 1.Q.?
If you aren't making a good*

Pontiac

Press Phetes

income out of this occupation, take

Mrs. Charles Sanft (left) of Mohawk road and Mrs. great-grandmother of Virginia Ward who loaned the the advice of other bahysitters—
Normand E. Durocher‘of Old Orchard drive were photo-dresses. This gown, made in New York in 1890, is lined you can clean up if you have the

right attitude toward the job.

graphed wearing these gowns for the annual Antique and boned. Mrs. Sanft is wearing a dress of black velvet,

Nine out of ten high school girls

Show to be given by Guild Eleven, All Saints Episcopal black taffeta and white handmade lace. The gown, from

seem to earn spare money taking
Church, April 10, 11 and 12 in Stevens Hall. Mrs. a later period, belonged to Miss Ward's grandmother, care of youngsters these days, but
some of them are more in demand

Durocher’s dress belonged to Mrs, Charles Palmer Jr., Mrs, Palmer Bradfield.

than others.
“Why,” I asked one popular girl
recently: She thought the reason
was this:

Delicate Altar Cloth to Be Featured

“If you remain calm with the
children, do not impose toe
’ many restrictions on them but

A material so fine it was six, fo be sacrificed, Plenty of the cotton rugs woven in pattern, organized in Detroit in 1947 with

watch them carefully and feed

months in the weaving will be material remained, however, for |placemats and tablecloths, guest only seven members, now num-

them the way they have been

the altar cloth to be in place | towels and even washcloths. bers mote than 100. The organi-

on display in the weaving ex-accustomed to, they will like

for the church anniversary, |Scarves and ties will be offered) ization holds nine meetings yearly

you.”

hibit at Pontiac's Antique Show.

for men. Baby bonnets, baby jat the Women’s City Club in

At least 25 members of the

The cloth, made by Mrs. Carl

‘blankets and bibs will also be) Detroit. Three regional groups in| She explains that some babysit-

Michigan Weaver's Guild will)

Zuber of Squirrel road, was wo-| showrl. |Detroit hold monthly meetings.
Fs
_ |ters keep say “don’t, don't, don't’.

participate in the guild's first
ie ven to fashion an altar cloth for |SWEDISH MOTIF

* * * A jto the children rather than taking

&. Although many of the guild a ithe trouble to distract the young-

rs J * a."

as ‘ : >

Church of the Messiah, Detroit.. Mrs, James Roach of Birming-* 4 "
a

-e * There are five pages in | members have won awards for es ee, ome te a =e 8 ster from the danger he courts or
ham -is bringing a large linen!
expert weaving, any woman in-| ‘ from his uncontrollable urge to be

A member of the congregation teday’s Women’s Section

tablecloth in natural color with’ ‘naughty because mama is away.

jterested in weaving may join the

had brolight a brocaded dossal

‘ She says:
from England for the church altar

ines: It is Swedish in influence. | | guild, according to Mrs. Harold

|Pontiac exhibition and sale, The | * 2 @ D. Watters of Detroit who is act-A aa “It is so much easier to take

and material was needed to use

exhibition will be in connection) . George Hagman of Cran-ing president of the guild. itheir minds off what they plan to

with it to make the altar cloth

with the Antique Show to be held cy variety From Portiac guild ido than to keep telling them not

the correct size. is, bringing a of members On exhibit at the Antique Show will be longs to the Michigan Weavers’ Guild |
si Mrs. P.

at Stevens Hall, All Saints Episco-| H. Hamly of are Mrs. Clifford T. Ekelund, ito do it. But you must take the

pal Church, Aisaail ph >> Mrs. Edward 1b: Karkaw, Mrs |.an_ altar piece made by Mrs. Carl H. which is having an exhibition and sale at trouble.” _

* Adams road is showing a sample
* and texture to complement the H. L. Van Haltern and Mrs. M. Zuber of Squirrel road. Mrs. Zuber be-the show.
s of upholstery fabric in blue and sit AND SMOKE
red, green and gold of the dos-Heniworen — designed and F. Macaulay, —

silver and will have placemats

| Some parents complain that

sal could be purchased, Mrs, crafted by these expert weavers

for sale.

|their babysitters just sit and smoke

Zuber met the challenge by de-will include everything from tow-|

jall the time they are in the house,

| Of Interest will be an exhibit Sharon Lewis,

signing and weaving 25 yards els to ties. For women and girls

issuing orders to the children like

| of 62 samples of handwoven |
top sergeants.

of 44-inch material. there will be colorful wool skirts,

cloth, Articles of noteworthy -

Roger A. O'Neil

|delicate stoles, handbags in linen,

Others say the sitter really

Weeks were spent in finding weaving will also be loaned to |

| wool, cotton, chenille and lurex, |

Women's S ection

proper thread forthe cloth. To coesn't .want to work, she wants

the show for exhibition.

PacnOuge Vows

jand scarves

get just, the right effect, rich, ito read or watch televisién in

_For the home there will be The Weaver's Guild. whic h was|

but not garish, Mrs, Zuber used! Sharon Lee Lewis became the = 'peace and keep the children quiet

“THU RSDAY, | MARC H 2 956

alternate threads of gold color! bride of Roger Allen O'Neil Friday; G AG ES 20-25 so she can enjoy herself.
“and a metailic thread wound jafternoon at First Baptist Church. |

| Another babysitter thought

around silk. The warp required |The ceremony was performed in

Sorority Chapter that you should try to earn the

|the presence of the immediate

2,400 threads, 60 te = inch. Child Study Club Meets child's respect by dressing

| families.

‘Colors Easter Eggs | nicely and by being firm but
For the 2 she — a white ae ] Child Study Club Group Three,Mrs, Paul Gorman was elec ted) | ' kind. She says: :
silky floss and used an all-over ‘Mrs. Park Lewis of Lexington) neig a luncheon

meeting at Devon President, Mrs, John Blamy, first| Mrs. Ray Slaughter opened her

diamond pattern (rosepath) -for| place is the mother of the bride. IGables Tuesday, with Mrs, Lester vice president; Mrs. Maxwell Shad-! “IT used to wear blue jeans and

| s theson of Mr. and Mrs. home on Sanders plac e Tuesday the kids never would do anything

design.

nay onal of Sictawap ideive Wray, Mrs. D. E. Frazier and a ieecretaty: Mrs evening to members of Phi Chap-I asked them to. When I started

DIFFICULT TASK

For ber wediing, (the bride Mrs. Richard McPartlin as host-\Mrs. Robert Knight, corresponding | ter of Beta ‘Sigma Phi sorority. Rea oe a get along

The metallic threads and the

chose a beige lace dress with |“*°*-a A A secretary. During the evening members col-| Two of the favorite babvsitters

floss attracted each other so that
the difficulty in weaving was| matehing sceesseries aed a pink “Learning at Home and at School) 4) . * * ; jored and decorated eggs to be sent in our neighborhood have an acded
considerable. | rose corsage. A single strand (Toward a Vocational Choice’ was py tyne ate Mrs. Oliveritg the Oakland County Tubercu-qualification that seems to have

* * * of pearls accented her costume. 1), topic discussed by the speak-oe treasure. Mrs Donald llosis Sanatorium for use on the pa-calming influence on little hel-

Mrs. Zuber had two deadlines Mrs. Alvin Martin of Draytonjer for the day, Sidney -Geal, Maxwell Doerr, auditor aoe ic ‘nts’ trays on Easter. . lions: soft voices

— a church anniversary 4nd mov-Plains served as her sister's ma-|counselor for YMCA. ain J . ; Neither girl raises her voice
ing cay for the Zubers who had tron

of honor. She wore a beige) «There is a difference in mak-

when speaking to a youngster, and

just built their new home on dress with green accessories.

each manages to control them

beautifully. One mother was dumb-

ing choices of educating chil-

Squirrel road. The

movers ar-Gale MacAnally was best man.

dren,” the speaker said, ‘They |

‘founded when she arrived home

from a shopping trip and found her

2-year-old little boy asleep on the

rived before the material was Following a honeymoon in Bay

have to learn from birth and no

finished. City the couple will reside

on person reaches complete ma-

Lexington place. turity since he is always learn.

The loom could not be moved

soft. “It’s the first time he's ever

done that,” she said. “Normally

' without taken apart. So ing. Mrs. Consumer has been wonder-| dry cleaned samples became stiff

the last of the warp

footagehad

‘Entertains Board

“A child cannot succeed unless ing whether to wash or dry clean/ land ‘ ‘boardy.”’ jhe won't sleep anyplace other than
he has motivation. Every child skirts lined with Pellon. Research! shag did ae shrink. The yelow-his crib.”

Mrs. Sam Warwick of Island

must

have a reason for learning specialists at Cornell University

ness

of such interfacing would be

Mrs. Olive Smith

court was hostess to the executive

and in the course of learning he have come up with the answer, jlikely to show ecu in light, tel eee ee!

‘board of the Sylvan Lake Garden

Entertains Group

should be told that there is qa def-says Mrs. Frieda Bennett, Home weight white or light colored ma-4ropping off to the sandman

Club Tuesday afternoon. Plans

inite result and he should practice Demonstration Agent for Oakland terials after a few dry cleanings. Yelee of the sitter. “Just as

were made for the coming election

Mrs. Olive Smith of Rutgers

what he is learning. , County. Researchers conclude the addi-| portant as a doctor's good

entertained the Albright | of officers.

* *« @ | | Washed in both an automatic tional stiffness would be undesir-| besidside manner” she

says.

avenue

Daughters

“In the U. S. today there are washer and by hand, the material lable in some garments. | These girls earn the reward of
Steam Iron Ease 34,000 different kinds of jobs and|laundered well, However, Pelion _

Baldwin Avenme Fvangelical Unit-,

RAYMOND YOUNG

|h@ving very little to worry them

ed Brethren Church on Tuesday |

the average child could possibly/ did. shrink ‘slightly. It is suggested

Janet Lee Gortner

|with children because the children

afternoon, | A new aufSmatic steam travel

Raymond Young of Pontiac is euphonium’ soloist

only name 35 different ones, It! that home seamstresses sew Pel-llove to mind. What's more, they
is evident there are many. possi-|lon loosely into seams to prevent Honored at Shower

iron makes life easier for

Mra. Olive Lempte, vice presi-

trav-

with the Univ ersity of Michigan Symphony Band. A grad-

\reap extra pay because they

are

dent, presided at the meeting

elers. It is simple to operate. Just

bilities for today's children.” |puckering after washing, When Pe Mrs. Robert Edward: of First/in demand, and because the

which she opened with a poem \uate student in the School of Music, he has appeared as fill the attached bulb with water,

lon is attached only at the waist, slavenue entertained’ at a miscel-Mothers are so grateful for their

Thanks. for Today.’ Devotions attach it to the jron and begin

soloist with the UM Symphony Band in Carnegie Hall of “ In closing, : the speaker said.

ouch as in underski

rts

dresses,

llaneous shower for Janet Lee Gort-|800d services.

given by Mrs. Elva Reming. |

ironing

Parents should have the child it canbe sewed more firmly.

develop something

were

iner Wednesday evening. Thirty-five) Even the worst brought up child

New York, Boston Symphony Hall and Bushnell Audi-

Reports were presented by!

a hobby or

ton;

Dry cleaning Pellon is a different! guests were present. should be intrigued by the face af

7 Sa

Coming

University of Michigan sympa, |

Events

Woman's Literary Club will meet Mon-Mrs. F. Milton Hathaway con-evel ‘after a few cleanings, and/and white tapers

in crystal can-|treat them gently, and let ther

day at 3 p.m. with Mra. Besate -

beugh, 67 wood Ave, apd ducted the election of officers.|when put away for a few weeks the delabra, know you like to be with them,

ALTTOCS.

story, the research studies point Refreshments were served from|the substitute, and usually they

him fer these different jobs,”

B herenn the closing’. prayer,
refreshments served the

ea conductor of the

were by

(out. The samples became very yel-ja table decorated with a lace cloth|are very easily handled if

you

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ee , THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956/ TWENTY-ONE |
. , Dacron

' a oo hoe ' ® :

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| . tweedtime!

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2 S pecially Priced
JO. Beautiful new spring blouses in
Nylon Tricot, Dacron, or Georgette
Nylons, Pastels and Jewel Necks.
2 to 38. 5.95 to 7.95.
Beige, Navy You would .
Black, Red expéct to
As advertised in
MADEMOISELLE . .
WORLDLY WISE
IN DESIGN AND
FABRIC .. . Flat-
tering to any age,
Glenhaven’s rayon
tweed that rivals the
finest worsted in
appearance and
handle. The custom-
like detail on the
fitted jacket is de-
cidedly Glenhaven!
In fresh Spring col-.
White
Powder
Gold
Aqua
pay 49.95
for these
coats.
;
|
One of
hundreds
of new
Spring
and
. Easter
-
ors ° Dresses
Sizes:
Visses—10 to 20
to 22'3Half Sizes: 16'2
to
Choose
from!
Hundreds of other
/ ___. Styles to choose from!
GLENHAVEN Tweeds, Hopsacking, Home Spuns,
_
AILORED to tie-in with the busiest of
schedules . . . R & K's slender |inen-like
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removable to change the face of things
completely!

Yoke Backs, Side Flairs, Slit Sides.

Your Easter BONNET

Wrapped in veiling.
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Carmellete’s beautiful halter
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Carmellete’s pleated pump in
sparkling red calf
sling
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In $1495
"$1495

$1995

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~~16 NORTH SAGINAW ST.

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“Disagreeamilies He’ s P. Paying YouYou BackBack for for All The ose H Hurts ts :

to
Blto.

“| By ELIZABETH WOODWARD know I saw him taking those girls}tinue, you'll break up for sure. Tale Setvest in you whieh | wertied. slek, Males aty

{Over Uncle “Dear Miss Woodward:been|Tiding. But i's ght vache ho bageaa drives him wild. You're| make # big leeue of, it.

I've

steady with for four) “De you I should wait Lyresirag a ne But calm instead.

Jack Try

ap open) pat agg gy gues Iga tr oPomeady Rare ga

*His Own’ Relatives

yoans Ae geney yr

segs Me oe yay

«:

nev

Don’t Want Him attove ana knows it. waste to Loving, oF chemi 8 fk tt fe, I . feel you must hurt. each

8) Pe
other.
devotion.

only man
And

you've

EXTRA SPECIAL! | Wedding _ But Intely

me of liking

knows that

Ck
Ck
bove

has been acute he ban ding nay? P05

boys. When he| I want to got him beck betere [fy ronetaeay “ner

them likes me.| {t's for both us!” |\Y Umnecessary,

other

is etic real interest, enthusiastic

Make him feet he’s the

too tate

one

pl ti By EMILY POST. ‘lhe won't call or come to see me at — —i You* oughtn’t te care about : in your world,

astTic aed onal “ay Wrote a : newer: 3 . it would seem, thoes at a, You oughtn't te ' That boy needs

reassurance.

4 inning to be married in “ with the t out on purpose rt you. them. 80 do you. you'll

get

yours

Wall /near future. We have compiledour ise cae coat ne wo uy prygtalg oad and tpl wergr bel [pega ny estas you can persuadethat

him

~unimus

J ‘guest list, omittingparticular snot woos sho be tet yoy prod a ing ve = them,

one

T |

has caused

(Copyright,

1 ce—— ee OW feeli toward ‘him. | | oo

YouAt This Price —NothingYour Can | Gel for April 10° Has >

Tileing risa 2 Meeting

From KITCHEN,
. VANITIES, BATHROOMS, ’ Etc . miketo wedding?’’ 7 Robert Longe was master of The Workshop of Pontiac

him the 0 e was er of of Tues-

mu-

She
music

earliest

were
Martin

Mrs.
Wager
accom-

Colton

eee

ale

yen

ECR

‘relative who
‘deal of trouble

a great when the beys talk to me.
family and “Jack didn't ask me to ra bad

| F Only

: . csatadlay”

our

nase

inviting

him,| “!

had

asked

him earlier

k h

VA and FHA years, insist

if he,

upon

‘leould

though the: thoroughly | drive me home, but he said) El S

Approved

or S Op

familiar is = “situation! and it wouldn't be possible! He doesn't) ection et

ceremonies for the Promenaders| day Musicale

the

after-

road
FIRTH CARPETING. WE SPECIALIZE | should respect your ‘wishes. But |group met at Daniel Whitfield home of Elda Suter, The topic

discussed by

met

West

We Carry the Complete Line of paw Sees Square Dance Club, when the |

noon

saree

Film Mysic” was

F IN FORMICA. SEE US FIRST! _ it they don’t, your only resource iSchool Tuesday evening.
| is to see that he is seated on the | * * *
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gunn and

3| Mr. and Mrs. James Hampton,
“Dear Mrs, Post: While my} were guests for the evening.

KAREN'S FLOOR COVERING |*S—"= "===

ae DRAYTON PLAINS _sister visited me I gave a small i, = | The progress in the type of

sie and in its production

betes a pleasent | i

was

Next to Karen's Toyland }tea in her honor, after which most

Tot friends entertained her.

4524 Dixie Highway

Phone OR 38-4109

;

=| r. and Mrs, Rebert Wal--~ aspect of Mrs. Kern's

talk.

What are her obligations now, and ce, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Por-stated that the absence of

imine, also?”

in the

—

ritt and Mr. and Mrs. William in films today as

Blackledge.

: Answer: Your sister should have

One of the lively quadrilles,

: ‘paid a party call on each of your

“Harlem Rosette,” was called by

2 ~ Witriends who showed any hospital-

Harry Anderson. Others calling

: _ [ity. If she failed to do this before

were Robert Longe, Robert Earl,

ishe left town, then she ought to

Warren Allen and Ralph Irland.

e ‘write each of them a note now,|

* * @

, : : to thank them for their kindness. |
in Workmanship and Material from In your turn, you would try to do}

Howard Bond announced the’!
nominees for officers of the club. |

OXFORD MATTRESS CO. “something for someone who comes| Soloists on the program

Election will be held at the April

Mrs. Ralph Norvell, Mrs.

to stay with =

10 dinner-dance in the Waterford
CAI building. Robert Quint is,

| “Dear Mrs. -Post: When serv-

handling reservations for the at-|
fair.

' ing tea, is the pourer supposed

to fift the teapot up from the Mrs, Ferdinand Gaensbauer.

Howard Heldenbrand, Mrs.

Pleated Skirt |)

tray or let it remain on the tray

and Miss Sutter served

and just tip it over while

pour-

4 :
| ing. I have seen pourers hold

y e * *

Good Disguise |—

| the teapot almost shoulder high,

Mrs. Norvell and Mrs.

which to me looks very awkward.

assisted the hostess.

\for Teenagers

Will you please tell me the cor-

| pect

chairman
With today's fashi irmt } ae of the workshop, announced May

Mrs. John Nicolls Jr.,

way?” Fj

;

Answer: The pourer lifts the tea-| Hor gto panel aie wee the eens, rulerstraight re: ->, 4 /|1 as the date for the next

meet-
} pot 2 or 3 inches above the ri ever, It is Lee Nip naps paren it's important to remem. | -. | ing.
of the cup and then tips the spout that teeners have other needs ‘ j —————

i tches. E -:

in a — gently pours the tea Geada an Saar Tobias hot: ‘ian the latest in —_ Ee # 4 New Knitted Outfit

~ You can be sure of custom wality in mattress and -‘iron transfer; material needs; col-. 'ee?-agers want clothes they can ae] Ideal for Travelin

3 a g

| box spring when you buy at OXFORD! Any width... and i a sce chu «| attach (liked ations! wear five days a week without the)
‘ — .. ¢ any degree of firmness. The very best at money-‘Wear Your Glasses | Send 28¢ in coins, your sie, 4 of Bop ae rapt ln he z | A new, all-season knitted costume

prices. agers pant ies in plenty , ieee 4

make them new again. Call in morning and we will deliver }} 11's hard to believe but there are W. Quiney St., Chicago 6, Ill out of an entire outfit twice a week Party frocks are im portant to the younger set too. It consists of a sleeveless

CRIORDS wet rad ot ming matzman ex erze. [fOr Beauty's Sake! |x se ttrenamie Saar ameter rouse) rc SS

remade

sheath
knitted
The Best for Léss—Direct from Oxtord” glasses. |Neediework Album containing déz-~~ eel recrpprond ple-ay 5) like silk. The dress is French blue trimmed with white |>lack-and-white Acrilon. During a

be-

box spring the same day! | stil girls who need but'won't

mattress

wear| Now avallabicctha eelcetal 2008)" ea who's going

your

wear) Pictured

is a cotton and

dacron blended dress that looks \and matching

jacket of

| Going without them is a fine way/ens of lovely designs from which di in that t t = wes 1 h I d ss uleoll demonstration, it

was washed,

wear in #

in crochet, stint! eens turn to by | ace on the puff sleeves and permanently pleated collar. | aie and ready to

and early) to choose

squint lines

Co |to acquire

patterns

Mattress

Oxford

7 'pretty frames and wear them ,patterns, directions printed in book. } :

332 West Huron Street FE 2-7695 jpn saclay. |Onty 25¢ w copy: It should be picked with care.
—— ————— —— — ooo =| The first reqerement for masyuer-Wardrobe, Specs ‘Ever Think of This?

adine of the hips is that the pleats

shouldn't break over the fattest Should Harmonize Can Save You Money)

part. If thev do, the wearer will, é = :

look about three times hippier. If you're buying new eyeglass Here's how, if you're a bargain

If the skirt hangs smoothly over,frames and can afford just one hunter: read the number of tissues r —
i pues and drops in a straight) pair, resist the flowered or jeweled on the end of the box and divide (
ne from the widest part. it may types. These are for dre essy oc-lit into the price. ZS

have a waist that’s too big. It's
still the one to buy. Remove the Casions and evening only. | This tells you how much each

cor prem take the necessary a a ion that will oil tissue is. Unless you've got some |

sma rts between pleats or ease W! everything in your war

the fabric, then put the waisthand;robe. Sounds difficult but can be ther reason, the most economical) 4 woman will buy something

because

cess to lie under the placket. (favorite clothing colors. \less of the size of the box. ‘everybody has one.
Sere GEREN EEN ae * cn mediDe ee ee ee CE eA BE ise a

Vien

ai ate wl
make a date with ”

Hback on. Allow the waistband ex-done since most of: us have buy per tissue in the best, regard-cause nobody has

one or

lf _ Seg nf 4% ae :

b.., When sub-teens talk fashion... and that :

° happens often ... they talk about us.

BA They say weve “got wt” in teen togs.

a y / tc 7 ;

i | f 4 IT'S SMART TO OWN A

that UVUutait! : |

iNew

SPRING INTO SUMMER

; BOY COAT SEPARATES

Pinafore Pink, Bubble. Blue, Absinthe Green, . Xaschane Pin Wines Si ae fete

Penuche Beige—Maling’s has them all, i just ; It’s smart not only from the standpoint to flatter, The Skirts. $5.98. Its own Blouse. $3.98

of being “in” with the borrowed from the

about any other Easter color you can name! So A grand selection of skirts that

ie boys look . . but because it's a good

4 { a fro 3.98 + 7.98.
stop worrying about the right color shoes for that ; I practical coat hat goes everywhere ost ‘ eran sree $3.98.

SOT 4 2 fren waraioee 1

new Easter outfit— and come to Maling’s today! |

q , -12 ne .

499 I iia) PS ° Neath Their Cottons

r) A Black Patent, High er Mid-Heel,
Navy, Pastel Pink, White Bark, Right, blue rec orinayy 24.98 No-lron Cotton Slips in
High Heel
B Navy, Pastel Pink, Paste! Biee,

Sizes 10-14 $1.98 to $3.98

White Bark er Red, High Heel.

Bra Top Nylon Tricot
Slip ....... Sees $3.98

EASTER COLORS Essen F..

tel Pink, White Bark, Yellow,
Pastel Green, Hig’ ‘th Beet, eS

ACCESSORY TO SPRING STRAW HATS

D Navy er Biack Patent, High or =
; Mid-Heel. Smooth Red Leather.
High Heel.

Fluff and Flowers on her
Easter Bonnet and Purses,

For Your Lapel...

to clutch or hang from a
shoulder strap. In

‘ SPRING JEWELRY fashioned as a Poodle . . . or i Pigs plastic or

aille. $1.00 to

touch!
$2.98.

|= flowers clinging to a pony tail of velvet. A smart

adhe

aca

ae)

f: Open Monday and Friday ‘til 9 P. M.
— 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET
, Perfume. ‘Date Spray,”

Open Monday and Friday Evenings new in teen daintiness.
Gloves put a-finishing
touch of smartness.

: i Riker Building—W. Huron St. :

ais { Sykes 42: DAR I cee REE CRUE Leer sitet

/ ae . . Fi ? r] fi |

li | 7

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. THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956 TWENTY-THREE

Diem’s Open Mon.& Fri. ’til 9 P.M.

Trips Occupy the Social Spotlight in Early Spring

For your -sid

| drive ta leaving today to apend Clearwater -and Safety Harber, Janet Lee Gortner: and Abodine isity of Medical and Dental Tech-
the Easter holiday with her par. |Fia. Peters, in ique,

. * * * * * LJ *

ents, Mr, and Mrs, Edward Me.

Easter chicks...

Betty Brandrup of ieee ave-

Laughlin of ree m. Mr._and Mrs, Carr Ponn of) Dr, William Marbach, the Rev. |

Edward! nue and Phyllis Cotcher of North
Mrs, Emery Pence arid son have Wednesday after spending the win-D. Auchard, Donald Dickerson and, Edith street’ have returned to

Lowell streyt_” returned’ home Galen Hershey, the Rev.

returnedtheir on Baldwin . \Fred Hoenstine will: represent ‘the’ their homes. after vacationing in

te home

ee cy ane WSs tee Fis.

Hill's daughter, Mary Lou, who s Grace McLaughlin ot, Ottawa ‘road after tiree-repek visit in

* ‘First Presbyterian Church at the Miami, =
Little Yankee

® *

‘Presbytery. meeting in the Green-|

Mrs, oe ka David Schae, son of Mr. and§

leen Ann Saucers .of Omaha; field Presbyterian Church, Berk-

~Mrs, A, H. Robinson of East Lro-

ley. on oe.

US Women Sibyl McQueen

Neb., will arrive Sunday at the |

* *
quois. road, has been initiated into}

Patents!

home of Mr, and. Mrs, Russell | Delta Chi fraternity at Michigan

: Becomes Bride

Gertwer of Orchard Lake avenue, | Bonita oe daughter of Ce-state University,

He is also a

Just ‘Wish’ -

Mrs. Savers will be bridaj at-‘ell Chester of -Allison street, is 4 member of Phi Eta Sigma, a na-

of Paul Rompf

tendant and Kathleen, . flower” recent graduate of the dental nurs-tional scholastic honorary’ trater-

Mrs. Mamie Dawson of Colym-| girl at the April 14 wedding of ‘ing course at the Elkhart| Univer: inity for freshmen.
bus, Ohio, and LeroyW. Dawson *.
Cecil Beaton Cites Bob neaena. son of Mrs,
‘Ruth Durnbaugh of Richmondll

Into Beauty

Uncanny Quality of ! Association Meeting Held

daughter, Sibyl McQueen, and pos ‘road, has been_cast in a support-
Rompf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ing role of the Manchester College

American Ladies Mrs. Eldon Powley gave the and = the constitution adopted.

Rompf of Rasholy street, ° Tri Alpha production, “The Wise

call to worship at the Tuesday Chairmen of the Work groups

Have Not Spoken,” which will be
By DOROTHY ROE

meeting of the Women's Associa-| drew women’s names to be used

The ceremony was nae ae by presented May 4 and 5 in connec-
Associated Press. Women’s Editor

tion of the Oakland Avenue United as the names of the groups, rather!

the Rev. Theodore Wuggazer in ttion with the annual May Day fes-

Presbyterian Church. ‘than the numbers used previously.|

A women have the un-Redeemer Lutheran Church of Bir-‘tivities on the campus,
camy ability to “wish” them-mingham. Mr. and Mrs. Verland

Members participated in a song These names were taken from
selves thy any mold they choose, Anding. brother-in-law and sister of service conducted by Mrs. Charles.a group of women who are work-

$ 5° Te $795

rat
Cecil Beaton, British the bride, attended the couple. _ Bradsher accompanied by Mrs. ing in one of the United Presby-St. Paul Lutheran
eect author, artist, ‘de-Following the cereiviony, a re-Laura Luck. Mrs. Gerald Schultz terian Church missionary fields,
a and dinner were held ‘at gave devotions using as her. sub-

signer, lecturer ”. actor. Selected were: Group one, Church

* ee... * Hotel Statler in Detroit. The new-ject, ‘Dedicated. Lives,” taken Little Yankees are shaped with “growing
Eleanor Creswell; group two, |

lyw are making their home in from Romans, Mrs. Luck sang a

“It seems an es today all | Ann MeGeogh; group three; | at Fourth room”... we've plenty of styles, sizes and

_ Joslyn
American women. have high cheek-| Marjerie Peters; greup four, | and widths to make a foot-happy Easter. © ="

solo following the devotions.
bones, long, graceful legs, deli-|-; The Junior Missionary boys —

Eleanor van Lierop, and group Maundy Thursday

~ cate_weists and thin hands,” says -~Hat Makes or Mars and girls of the church present-—
Beaton, who has studied beauty

five, Lillian MeVane, 7:30 P.M. Evening Service

| ed a challenging play entitled |

Coat’s Anpearance The program and refreshments

DIEM’S SHOES

of many nationalities in his ca-

| “On Wings of Prayer," conclud-

served following the meeting were GOOD FRIDAY

pacity as official photographer to The hat you wear can make or,
1
ing the program pertion ef the | “The Best Friend Your Feet Ever Had”

‘arranged by members of Group 1PM. Service

Britain’s royal family. the of your

imar appearance top-meetirg, 97 NORTH SAGINAW. ST.

Three. The next quarterly meet-|

“A generation ago nobody had, The popular wool felt Bel-/

icoat. In the business meeting the ing will be held June 26 at oad GEO. MAHDER, Paster FE 5-0404 FE 2-492

high cheekbones. Now. everybody. mont dent (or single crease) hat is.

budget for the year was approved church,

has them. I don't really under-| a good choice for any of the more,
stand how women méanage to dressy coats, and a homburg will,
change their actual bone strat R* . ‘add greatly ‘to the appearance ot|

vrefeee

ture, but apparently they do. ithe formal semi-fitted or chester-

' 8239

think it all started with somebody field models.

36-52

like Marlene Dietrich. “Country squires” should seek
* * * “out the porkpie and tyrolean small,

Beaton,-in New York in connec.) The type of dress you live in shape hats—and the more coura-
iton with the opening of the Broad-when summer comes—attractive veous fellow might consider one of
way hit, “My Fair Lady’, for the smart new Flattop hats with’

sundress for the matron. And for

which he designed the costumes, narrow brim and no crease or dent
j the street, there's a brief bolero.

is tall, suave, faultlessly tailorec in the crown.
and silver-haired, with hrewd _ Pattern No. 8239 is in sizes 36

Size

i preeay * biscues. 38; 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52. °

twinkle in his blue eyes, Discuss-

bo. Pumps Still in Y Style |

38, dress, 5's yards of 35-inch; bo-

ing the difference between Amer-

lero, 2 yards; % yard conttast. The pump (or the pump with a

ican and British beauty, he says:

For this pattern, send 35c in single strap) is still the shoe for

“British women are much more.

coins,. your name, address, -size daytime wear this spring. But for

bound by tradition than Ameri-:

desired, and the pattern number Jate day and evening, your shoes

-cans. They are more swayed by
= Sue Burnett, Pontiac Press, 372 will be the merest wisps” of san-

parental and family influences.

-Quincy St., Chicago 6, m. dals.
And they look awful an the beach.’ _

Somehow they are not made for
exposure.

* »
“American women are much
more fashionable than the British,
except for the most glittering oc-
casions. For a grand ball, an Eng-!
lish woman can get her old lame
dress out of the attic, put on: her’
jewels and look magnificent, |
whereas the American woman is
likely to look more as if she had
stepped out of a Fifth Avenue
shop window, wearing all the best

THOMAS’ EASTER

From

GREENHOUSES—“Home Grated

merchandise. 1 think this is be-
cause American women really
don't believe in the grand effect. arated
They are better at simplicity and

$1*

From

the casual air”

eesee

EASTER CAKES .

Co-Ans to Stage

Assorted For Kiddies

April 23.Party

Easter Cookies..... °”

The Co-An Group of Pontiac

(;eneral Hospital is sponsornmg 4

Old World

card party and style show Apr

for Lasting Freshness”

EASTER BREAD.....

"3 in the Civic Room of Pontiac

Federal Savings anc Loan Build
ing.
4 * *

EASTER

LILIES.

Strawhorry Rhu verb

Co Ans are’ membcrs of the

nursing staff including nurses ) Ideal for
orderties and aids. Proceeds from Easter

Lattice-Top Pie

Desert

the affair will be used to furnish
a classroom at the hospital.

Hot Bread and ‘Donuts Daily After 3:30 P.M.

* *¢ *¢

Except Saturday

Cochairmen of the party are
Helen Harper and Mrs. Rudy
Tickets for the affair, be-

Thomas

Pastry Shop

Giglio.

ginning at 7 p. m., may be pur-121 West Huron, Near Cass FE 4-8163
chased from members or at the

PARK FREE in REAR of STORE

Tulips, Hyacinths

hospital.

ee a Daffodils, Hydrangeas

CASTER prerry SHOES \

Rose Bushes

TWO EYELET

TIE 00

. Lovely Plants
Priced From

PATENT
PUMPS
CHOOSE ONE OF OUR ARTISTICALLY

or Pastel

Calf DESIGNED CORSAGES FOR

YOUTHS, Black, Brown, Tan. Sizes
12% te 3, B to D.

THE EASTER LOOK

$5.98 and $7.98

Gardenias, Roses, Carnations,

BOYS. Plain Toe Black. Sizes 3°;

HAROLD 5 JACOBSEN I!!

styles

the fourth generation in

te 6, A te D.

$7.98

grow.

ing of our flowers.

e Black @ Pink ¢ White

Iris, Daffodils

for their selection

MEN. Black Plain Toe. Sizes 6', Sizes 12', to 3. A to C
te 12. A to D. : $8.98
STRAPS
in
Patent or
Pastel
$5.98 and = $6.98
GROWING GIRLS’ FLATS IN
e Patent @ Black ¢@ Blue (Light or Navy) @
@ White with Brown e Red e Neutral Calf
Bark. Sizes 4‘, to 10, AAA to B
Turquoise
@¢ White
ORCHID Jacobsen’s
® Patent
© White
® Red
eWhite Bark ®
Call
Blue
$4.98 $5.98 — $6.98
Easter
S pecial
$ Be FLOWER
® Black or Blue
Sines 4 to 6
$3.98, $4.98
and $5.48
Sizes 6'4 to 8
$3.98, $5.48
and $5.98
Suede © Pink
Sites 81, to 12
$4.98, $5.98
and $6.48
Sizes 12% te 4
$5.98, $6.98
and $7.48
SHOE
STORE
We
with
26
remember folks
hard-te-fit feet.
FE 2-7440
W. Huron St.
’
Larger Orchids
FLOWERS
. . .
BY
. . $5.00 © $7.50
WIRE
101 N. SAGINAW
Greenheuse_and
Deliveries Twice Daily to
THROUG H OU
STREET FE 3-7165
Retail Store at Lake Orion
Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills and Detroit
THE ‘WORLD

Pi YL cis hae ees a

sabe v

THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, “MARCH 29, 1956

WWENTY-FOUR

a ge a ernnmer

Tirciagham Council ofUnited Church Women to Aid Migrant Mii nistry

Station Wagon to Be Donated to “‘Couse-

1U SNEW

In line with the policy of sup-equip the station: wagon with the} Each member of the United
porting home as well as foreign necessary organ, hymnals, mel Church ‘Women has pledged to in-
imissions, the Birmingham Council cines, soaps and health charts form her individual church groups
of the United. Church Wonien in-work with migrants, — _ lof the project and to ask each

vited Mrs. John Graham to speak member for a donation,

PRINCE MATCHABELLI'S es «

at the March. meeting. Mrs, Gra
tantalizing new perfume in hamis public relations chairman _| Mrs, Newell Allen is president of
for the Michigan Migrant Ministry. the Birmingham Council of the

“PERFUME PREVIEW"

* * * _ |United Church Women and Mrs.
Mrs. Graham showed slides ta-_|Harry Cook is sefving as chair-|
ken in Michigan of a cross-section

. |man of migrants,
of 60,000 workers who come to

| Wepresentatives from the vari-

Michigan to. work each year, She; -

ous churches Include Mrs, Fra-
pointed out that many of them ar-

ser Pomeroy, Mrs, Helmut Siev-

rive in April and live in tents) ”

ers, Mra, George Hardin, Mrs.
and poor housing. As a result,

Ward Folsom and Mra. Glen

¥ many of their youngsters. contract

Nagle.

‘pneumonia and die,
Mrs. Archie Livingston, Mrs,
| The Migrant Ministry was

John S. Cooper, Mrs. Ralph E..

| started as the result of the cur-

Woodburn, Mrs. Cook, Mrs, Hugh ©

| fosity of an undertaker’s wife

Hemphill, Mrs. Melvin Teague,
who could not understand the

Don’t miss" this! Four purse:

Mrs, Meeks, Mrs. D.C. Ensign and

crowns of perfume — Stradivari, | targe demand for small-sized cof-

Mrs. George A, Jacoby are others.

Wind Song, Beloved, and the | fing

new perfume that may change The ministry, with its office. in

your life! All four crowns in a ‘Paw Paw, has had the use of a

Big, Curious

pretty package — a $5 value | station wagon, called the Harvest-
for $2. ier, for three months of the year.

PLUS TAX i

Buttons Now

The Birmingham Church Women . * °
‘have decided to buy and donate

CLOONAN’S [sere in Fashion

ito the Michigan Migrant Ministry
“Where Quality Counts” PARIS (INS) — The “corniast’’

‘a station wagon for the exclusive

juse

the

ministry, The

women

buttons in Paris are made of
, ;wheat grains, sunflower seeds and Pontiac Press a
rice, United Church Women of Birmingham met at the Michigan Migrant Ministry. Pictured at the recent meet-
You can wear the simplest suit home of Mrs. Harry Cook of Birmingham to discuss ing were (left to right) Mrs. Newell Allen, Mrs. Cook
or dress this season as long as it methods of raising money to continue their work with the and Mrs. George Meeks, all of Birmingham.
is trimmed with large, curious

buttons, Dior himself shows buttons
appetizing enough for people, birds
and mice. He uses them in a
single or double row as the main

Secretary Must Be True Diplomat

MI 6-2170

Busy-woman colffure hint _from

attraction on some of his 1956 crea-
tions. ;

The modern secretary possesses telephone calls, reconciling check-curately and answering letters, them tangible proof of their cap-

oily or bedraggled hairdos Some of these buttons look as

a combination of many talents. ing accounts, and preparing state-/ without unnecessary delay. abilities.

EASTER HATS || Et pile Pagel ant Ragine if they had been taken from

Gone are the days when: she need ments and reports,

. Public relations is a constant) The twoday examination,

8 the scalp thoroughly with of primitive art. Imag-

museum

only take dictation, type, file, make

| Smartin styles . r Plight

toilet

(not

care

the hair)

She must be intelligent, alert,

cologne ing a fiat round disk of

is Rub

thing. For the secretary, however,, sponsored by the National Sec-

one or

appointments, answer the — tele-

Pedigreed labels by: scalp

wet.

interested and agreeable,. She

one-and-a-halfdiameter cov-

inch

the reward makes all the effort) retaries Association, —_Inter-

phone.

Schiaparelli the scalp and hair with finger

must possess a

good

ered with sticky glue.

memory,

|worthwhile, She has the satisfaction| national, and now in the fifth

* * *

Frank Palm ' tips until the liquid dampens the keep confidences, be a mind

has helped) Year, covers personal

adjustment

You dip this disk into a plate

of knowing that she

Today’s secretary must also be

rank Paimer hair.

‘reader, show no prejudice,

relations, business

pos-

promote goodwill for her company) 8nd human

filled with either wheat, sunflow-iadept at spelling, punctuating, de-

of loyalty,

ad-

sess a

strong

sense

economics and business

and

her business. And in the pro-|

law,

Tes $5 Let dry a few seconds, then

seeds or rice, so that a layer’

tecting grammatical errors, devel-

and be smartly groomed and

tend firmly back from the hair.

cess of doing this she has given) ministration, secretarial account-

of the grains covers the disk in an loping and maintaining filing sys-

dressed at all times,

pushing hair into place im-

mediately sfterward reform

|'the American public a Nigh opinion ing, stenography, and general

irregular pattern, You dry it so) tems, greeting callers, handling

De Cor Shop

secretarial and office procedures.

that the grains stick well and you The secretary has the power to of' the secretary.

* * @

have the latest model in Parisian make an office run smoothly and) The new test-passers (about one

Formerly Pontiac Hotel ae oe cs ae Praged ian

Omega Mu Sigma

increase and enhance the busi-One hundred and ninety employ-

buttons.

out of four who take the exams)

48-N. Perry |) locks here and there where

you

> | Besides these extraordinary but-) Welcomes Pledges iness, or to turn everything into) ers now know how lucky they are:

bring the national CPS total to

have the “accents” in your colf

||‘ in cories.

Mom number of secretaries passed

eens

tons there are other stunning mod-| chaos and drive potential custom-|

EVERYTHING

, ry ve

st mate

T72—including three blissfully

The formal pledging of Mrs.

\ers away.

out-

latest Certified Professional

jels covered with minerals, coral!

‘Robert Reynolds and Mrs. Jack C.| * * Ps

Secretaries examination, giving numbered

and even tiny pebbles. The prin-|

men.

‘Gunther was conducted at the: | A good secretary is econinety,

for the BRIDE your bath and dress, Ad the last

: ciple is the same. |

Tuesday evening me eting of Omega. interested in the person who come: S|

\Mu Sigma sorority. Mrs. Harold! into her office, She treats everyone’

Special Good Friday Service

Frock was hostess to the group at) /graciously and courteously regard-|

: Alicia . pa aa them out and you

Sometimes Dior uses grainy |

granite Stone in dark-grey and

B Salon Warning: this is a surefire meth-

white or coral as it grows nat-

her home on Foley drive. ‘less of who he may be or how

ridal od but is apt to dry the hair if

|. 33 W. Buren FE 5-3675 used t often.

too

| urally in little’ sticky to cover Plans were made for a theater) worrisome he may be.

“hs -inch buttons, One button

slim ass ae iuees oth

rty on April 10 and a coopers ative|

| The long and

sum-

Grace Lutheran Church

pr to be held at the home of) PHONE MANNERS

mer fashion is defined in this| sma pebbfes in their nataral

Mrs, Louis Livingston on Wood-| The best secretary in the world

coat dress of navy cotton with| grey, brown and bluish shades. bine drive in the near future. ‘ean be damaging to a business if|

Mrs, Kuja Kojima assisted the. |she doesn’t practice good te’ lephone 114 S. GENESEE

a horizontal woven stripe.| A plaipy sand colored linen suit

i @

hostess with refreshments served Manners and habits.

yered
* lto2 P.M. .-

Hannah Troy uses a large \is trimmed with coral cove

|buttons and worn with a coral from a buffet table decorated in| *

Letters are anether vital part of

ithe Easter motif. | The Service Will Feature the Passion

* Ay. P
white puritan collar shadéd silk blouse.

'a company’s public relations. The
lappearance of the secretary's

History in 10 Meditations

joffice and desk has a lot to do

READ BY THE REV. OTTO G. SCHULTZ

e with impressions created for the
general public

The congregation will participate with singing of familiar
Lenten hymns. Special music by a group from Pontiac

_. Im appearance she should be

Tuesday Musical Chorus.

| well-greemed, neat, and not

| flashily dressed. Her attitude to-DIRECTED BY MRS. FERDINAND GAENSBAUER
| ward ber work is a major factor. MR. HENRY ELLING IS ORGANIST
| A secretary first must be sold

PRACTICAL — BEAUTIFUL

The Public Is Cordially Invited

on her company beforecan

she |
sell other people on the idea that |
| it is one of the best,

i Week End Special PERMANENTS

A secretary is constantly faced

MACHINE—MACHINELESS—COLD WAVES

with the sudden necessity of meet-'

ing new situations. She must be

Stock Permanent Wave Shop

‘familiar with company policies and

Reducing 12 School St. FE 2-6039

be ready to make good and ac-|

Special

curate decisions,
* # *

$530

The secretary must remember

NOVELTIES

that little things mean a lot—such|

Regular Value $2.00

Weekend

Only Open Evenings—Call or Walk In

as returning telephone calls|

promptly, delivering messages ac-

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A metal truck
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_THE PONTIAC | PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1936 TWENTY-FIVE :
News From Hills | Paris dkiows tortoise
the newest medium for
ishell as
costume *

Club Pl :E ‘E a

‘Ulu ans aster VENUS [For the Expectant

: By BUTH SAUNDERS ~ | Sat evening after the after-/he Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W, Wel-_ MOTHER

Saturday

2) .| BLOOMFIELD HILLS— Easter noon wy Oh — smallity and §. Gordon Saunders. _pSomething for Easter
~ [plans at Oakland Hills Country)*% Robert William SaundersJ°-| "john G. Wood returned Tues

Club begin with a dinnerdance|_SPonsers for the young mar day treca 0 stay to Mane Beach, @ BLOUSES

Saturday evening and continue on : : ood stayed down for an-

other fortaight with their daugh | © SKIRTS

Sunday afternoon with the tradi tor. 2 aha Caw last

{tional children's party. Pigy _— @ DRESSES Q

pga nl gm Sir Prema

Mickey O'Malley will be master

a Kh ,

of ceremonies. He is also-a

magiciana great favorite with! . “se OXFORD SHOP

and

the kindergarten set. Mrs. Edward P, Turmer was)? W: Haren FE 4-731

Tony Hosang will also be there hostess at a luncheon in her home! — -
with his trained dogs, and supper Tuesday; afternoon. |
eS ee St Oo ee = =e

program. ,|. Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Kyes ciatitoae

* * «& have three of their daughters home Senoves nt
Mr. and. Mrs. ThomasC, Le-| ‘from as many schools for spring
Messurier will be hosts at a ' vacation. Frances came from >, 1

‘dinner party Saturday evening in Northampton, Mass., where she ’
their Barbour terrace home. The attends Smith College, Caroline’
occasion will -be in honor of Mrs.! from Boston where she is a stu-
LeMessurier’s brother-in-law and dent at Katharine Gibbs and

AUTO BUMPERS

“ister, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ander-| iKathy Kyes came from. Emma
son, who will celehrate their Willard School in Troy, N, Y.

rm
Fd . Give namesyour

* * of

wedding anniversary. smn
The Andersons’ ohne anal

Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Schirmer | 20 & sete ot Grocers, ‘a
daughter, the Harry Stengleins, will entertain a group of friends at| “7OP™™ Set. the Seren.

supper Easter evening. Rustain Products, ?.0. Box $02, Fairiewn, #. 3

will come down from Bay City
tor the event and another daugh->
ter, Marynell, will also attend.

Other guests will be Mr. and)

“The tall, slender figure is wonderful |
Mrs. Arthur P. Nauman of Grosse in the clavsie suit — trom tweedsto |
Pointe, Mr. and Mrs. William D. silky fobrics,

Four Pretty Arrivals

‘

_iDewney, Mr. and Mrs, Edward

This season any woman can be |!
surier.

A. Schirmer and Philip LeMes-|
|a fashion individualist. Shorter
. ‘suit jackets for the.petite and the;
_|TO BE CHRISTENED jelassic longer length for talls.|
Mr,’ and Mrs. Robert William Woolens and silks with a nubbed
Saunders will be hosts at aSsexsxioed texture and Jack of weight are new, |

AP Wirephote

Here are some of the hats selected by Mamie Eisen-‘

rose; the sailor at right feamaces a fluted brim with white

hower for her Easter wardrobe. Model Susanne Erichsen

Easter s pecial

On the counter (left to right) are a white

wears one of the Sally Victor hats, a flower pillbox of lace decoration.

pink, blue and yellow forget-me-nots, while holding a cotton lace pillbox on a black velvet base; a four-leaf

pair of white ballibuntl sailors. The one at left has a clover pillbox covered with yellow mimosa; a small white

white organdy drape around the crown and a single pink straw cap and a black seranclath four permed hat. starting friday 9:30 a. m. out

yterian Church spoke Black Patent
Hubley "adios, Our Fourth

Absenth Green

Meeting Held PTS A Conducts Election:

President.”

dotted pastel

by Music Guild

Members of the ninth grade girls’

Mrs, Thomas Johnson was elect-dent Councilthe school.

choral group sang several selec-
ed to head Madison Junior High The Rey. Edward Auchard of the|tions

Oscar Schmidt, president of the

Pontiac Music Guild, presided at

the Tuesday evening meeting. The}

group met at the home of Elda

_ Sutter on West Iroquois road, with
Mrs. Carl Clifford assiting.
Announcement was made of a)
piano workshop to be conducted,
by. Dr. Henry Colby of Detroit at
the First Congregational Church on!
four successive Mondays beginning
April 16. Mrs, Everett Russell is
chairman of the workshop and will
:handle enrollments.
Mrs, Don Derragon was program
chairman, Mrs. Paul Colton played
several organ numbers and Mrs.
Martin Wager, cellist, presented
several numbers .suitable to the
Lenten season, accompanied by

School PTSA Wednesday evening
when it met at Wever School. Mrs.

dresses

Francis Oak presided at the elec-
tion,
Mrs. William Anderson is mother
vice president; C. R. McAllister,

‘For the ative man

‘father vice president; William

‘990

‘Coffin, teacher vice president; Mrs,
\Lyle Cox, secretary; Mrs. Wayne
| Weaver, treasurer, and Mrs. Nor-

give a Sallan “Sportster”

man Mallory, historian.
Council delegates are Mrs.
Sidney Olson, Mrs, Virgil Everett

usually higher priced

| and Mrs, Robert Gilroy. A safety OUR OWN

Someone ecpened (at eee | EXCLUSIVE

Johnson, Mr. Mc ster, Robert |

Lake and Anton Koenig was ap-WATERPROOF

ed. {

ae . 17-JEWEL

The group voted to contribute

_ Charles A. Wilson. toward a hi-fi system for the Stu WATCH Blue Call
Pretty pastels
sprinkled with dots
Exclusively at ; Fed.
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72 North Saginaw St. vi

Zz , mothers suffer from tuberculosis| ¢ sie actsays St Lesie|meang spring, according to ac
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Good Inventors

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Africa. Many non-European moth-ection agreements believeing they are! Arizona's state name. comes-. .

|Ptan Children’s Home

-Untrained Folks:

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A home for , children * whose

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Reveals _ Professionals
Not. Always the Best

Wis

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laugh at your neighbor who is tink-
ering with a better mousetrap in

DRUGng STORES

his garage or trying to build

bigger atom bomb in his basement. |
He might come up with

some-

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AD Qi REBATE Ta SUNDAY:

\GILGERTS ASS'T.

thing surprising, according to Dr.
dacob Schmookler, assistant pro-
fessor of economics at Michigan

1-Lb. Milk ce SI

fee fom.

WHITMAN'S

State University,

1 Lb. 4

$00

Schmookler made a survey which|

he said showed that about one third}

of the patented discoveries are}

QUICK SWITCH— Papa, leaving class takes over the baby from

made by persons not trained in.

Mama as she prepares to enter class.

| p)

science or technology and about 45,

SAMPLER

aay SPECIAL GIFT.

per cent of all inventions are by
persons without oa -degrees.

‘Baby in College Is Help

Se,

“The ccevailing on that in-

. vention today is the exclusive’ to Education of Parents |

stamping ground of salaried ex-|

. pert scientists working in labora-| WHITEWATER, Wis, —Mitch-|for a degree from Oshkosh State
tories of large corporations—sur-'.) ajfreq Custer is going to col-\College where -she was a student,
rounded by mysterious instrument) when she married Elmer.

fege, although he is only 5 months

SOFT, aDDLY © 10) ‘COLORFUL ES 7h

panels, electronic brains and other)

‘old. Every week day, he's bundled ~

scientists—does not stand up under

‘into a snow suit and a carrying Those Poor Old Horses, i. youngster loves these Ht AV, “pp YY

investigation,” the MSU professor)

7 EASTER\

EASTER

sling and trotted off to the cam-

They Just Can’t Win

said.

ipus of Whitewater State College.

“But continued public belief in ae * * BALTIMORE (®—A horse trough
this erroneous view may make it |. He gets only to the door of the was moved into storage by the So-
true,” he said, “If potential in-|

‘classroom where Mama hands him(ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty

ventors believe the field has been to Papa—or the other way aroundto Animals after it was knocked off
taken over entirely by persons —and then he is taken back home./its stone legs by an automobile.
hired to invent they may be dis-His parehts, Shirley and Elmer’ The SPCA said there was no use,
couraged and fail to invent.” Custer find that is the only way setting it back up; horsedrawn|

| PLUSH 39

98%

they can both go on with their, ivehicles have been banned from)

Schmookler said his research in-

education, There is only five min-that street during rush hours and:

dicated that although the contribu-

utes between classes. Somebody for all practical purposes.

_ tions of independent inventors are,

smaller than before, one fourth of

has to mind the baby.

Bunnies, chicks, in many colors!

$1.29 end

Special Channel Lights

the patented inventions still come Shirley.and Elmer set up their

MAGIC

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Special lights have been installed Larger sizes to

about one half come out of labora-has a class at the same time as

around the base of the 150-foot-

tories. : | the other, The quick change is choose from at

‘high lighthouse on-Flat Holm in

_* a *

made when one has a class in the

(the Bristol Channel, England. The,

$1.49 and $1.98

98:

period following that of the dther.

The increase in leisure time and

‘lighthouse lies in the path of mi-,

do-it-yourself hobbies may result

Elmer is a freshman going to gratory birds and thousands, blind-
~ in-even more inventions by the school under the GI bill, Shirley is ed by the beam, have dashed
non-experts, he sald. adding the few credits she needs themselves to death.

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The Political Scene

Eisenhower Solid Choice
to Sweep Through Utah |

FAILLE DUSTERS

SALT LAKE CITY (®—A_ politi-;ager-of the Utah Farm dren! ‘

cat survey of Utah points straight| Federation, “but ,they feel the!
at one conclusion: this is now Ei-present administration is doing the
sephower country. best job it can” -i

President" Eisenhower carried) gENSON GOP ASSET

the state in 1952 althougti: most top

Possibly more to the point, one |

Republicans in Utah preferred the

late Sen, Robert A. Taft of Ohio|fellow im nearby Weber County re-J

for the : nomination. marked, “You forget Ezra Taft's Penney’s glamour duster-Coats —
Even as bitter a critic as Re-| from Utah.” Everybody you talk

fashion styled in rayoncotton

—

publican Gov. J. Bracken Lee says'to mentions that.
now that Eisenhower is more | Whatever he may be elsewhere, faille— practical, too, because
popular than he was ace years ago, ‘Benson is a GOP asset in Utah,

they’re treatedto resist rain, and

(Not. with Lee, + |where upwards of 60 per cent of

“I'm perfectly a with the|the people are Mormons. He is one spots. Black, navy.
administra tion,” a young clerk|of the Council of Twelve Apostles, |
says from behind the counter of second highest governing body. of

a. general store in Layton. He t he Church .of Jesus Christ of
voted for Eisenhower in ‘52. | Latter-Day one.
*

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State officials, ‘a Republicans,

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he voted| are overwhelmingly Mormon, le
for Adlai Stevenson fe time — an exception. Sizes

time. railroad man says

Henry Moyle, another of the

may do so again, But, he adds,*

8 to 18

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Retail trade, which “broke all! —— Block — Red — Navy
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December, jumped 10 to 15 per,

Interested in a

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ne defendant then inate on «| World War Il Hero

cash obi a leno .

+ OKLAHOMA CITY ®Municiin the judge's chamber, the de-|[) J C h JUNIOR EDITORS
pal Court Judge James Demopolos fendant disengaged a glass eye. les in ef ras =

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rience.

was subjectedan eye-popping 'T just want. you to know that! wiour, Kan, W—A hero of

expe this glass eye is made with blood-

the New’ Guinea campaign in

: “He staggered, his speech wes jong Aye pipeline it wasn't! word War II was killed yeaterday

incoherent ‘Di

in the fiery crash of a BAT Strato-
shot,” a patrolman. said in citing The judge; a bit unnerved, post-jet bomber.

evidence against a defendantiponed a decision in the case,

y/, 4 /

Lt, Col, William H, Dames, M,

of Oconomowoc, Wis., was one of
three men killed when the bomber
exploded and ¢rashed at the edge
‘of a residential area here. It had/|

just taken off from —— Air}
M4 Force’ Base.
{ Optometrist Dames won fame .as the leader|
of a ground attack that drove the

| DR. HENRY A. MILLER ” FLOWERS

| 3 7 North Saginaw Street “| |Japanese out of Buna Mission, and PLANTS

New Guinea, in 1943, He was then

tia National Guard infantry captain Pure White Croft
with the 32nd Division.
He transferred to the air force

Phone FE 4-6842

HYACINTHS

’ “Better Things in Sight” shortly after that. and returned to
action at Iwo Jima in 1944 as a

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oe Na Also killed in the crash were flowers, grown to the cor-. 5 9 ¢
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FLOWERS FOR EASTER or church.

The flower shops are filled with beautiful spring flowers at Easter

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cinths and tulips are always favorites, because of their brilliant and ' ers |

varied ¢olor.
Sometimes flowers for gifts have the flower pot dressed up with
crepe paper frills and ribbons. CHOICE

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Here is a Junior Editor in a flower shop, trying to decide what
she is going to take home for Mother. The: bright sunshine outside’

makes everything look so beautiful it is difficult to make a choice.

29 S. SAGINAW at WATER CORSAGE

This is a picture to color and the brighter and clearer you make
the colors, the more it will look like a real flower shop.

Will Be Closed Wednesday and Thursday each

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| will get ideas about coloring flowers.

Preparing for the

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VISIT US ON GRAND OPENING DAY!

Rescue Plane Crashes She took a statuette to court and
yesterday to prove it is still un-

GARDENIA PLANTS $249

NEW ORLEANS (®—The

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Mex-|>roken and unmended. But Bab-|

| daty insisted the statuette she ex-|

jean motor vessel Matul, reported-

CORSAGES AFRICAN VIOLETS 79¢

|hibited is not the one with which,

ily carrying 50 passengers, burned/he said she struck him over the

and sank in the Gulf of Campeche|head on the day of their final’

April 24, 1955.

saan

last

night

with no known survivors| estrangement,

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A Mexican patrol bomber, sent, Poe a ed
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KRESGE’S 5-10<-*] STORE

miles from the scene of last! ithe entire hearing, opposed his)
inight’s sinking. The wreckage was divorce petition and asked $510

‘taken in tow but there was no in-| monthly alimony. The court denied
formation on the date of the crew-|her alimony but directed Babdaty |
‘men. The plane normally would’ pay her lawyers $650.

OPEN MONDAY

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learry four or five men. oo

The motor vessel was said to ‘the and Dulles Closeted
‘have sunk 60 miles north-north-

west off Campeche, on the Yuca-,0N President's Return

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jtan Peninsula, while on a 360-mile | WASHINGTON (®—A_ two-hour
‘trip from. Campeche to Veracruz \confererice between President Ei-
on the eastern coast -Mexico. |senhowér and Secretary of State
‘Dulles followed closely yesterday

A report from Tone 0, MexicO. | Sisenhowers return from his

=) dust In Time For BASEBALL

\said the ship sent out SOS calls +1 ittie Summit”

me <lne

yesterday saying that it -was burn-

Seine tad octal Pesmneery|_ Dulles sid they talked over “a

| eccanaletiss of jhe — he

‘throughout the aftenoon. The ship) 1 details! He

nk abou 6 p.m. jdeclined to give any details. He
‘said no aren y Add, involved.
The ship did not say if it car-

ried lifeboats. The two met at a White House
The Coast Guard said no SOS 14 hours after Eisenhower re-

calls were heard in New Orleans; turned from White Sulphur
Galveston, Tex.; Mobile, Ala.; or Springs, W.Va. There he had met
by a ship about 200 ‘miles away Cortines of Mexico and Prime
from the scene of the sinking. (Minister Louis St, Laurent of

nts Canada.
The Coast Guard cutter Dione
of Freeport, Tex, and a patrol
plane from Corpus Christi, -Tex., School Pay Increased
were sent to aid in the search. | KALAMAZOO uF — The Board
A dozen United States fistting of Educaton has approved pay
vessels, three merchant shpis and raises for the next school year
many Mexican boats already for: principals and supervisors,
| were on the scene. cafeteria employes and mainte-
‘nance staff. Salaries for principals
will range from $6,645 to $8,533.

Gasoline Tank Spills

Present base is $6,396.
CHARLESTON, S.C. uP The aseeae

U.S. Coast Guard, fearing a lake
of escaped gasoline at the Hewitt Policemen’ : Ball Of
Oil Terminals might turn into a DENVER Up—For the first time
holocaust, has banned visitors to in 37 years, local police will fore-
all

latinds

the area. A valve in a 3‘2 million'go their annual Policeman's ball
gallon storage tank let loose Tues-|since a pay raise was approved

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NEW TV

GRAND RAPIDS U#—Michigan

: Opens on F riday NEW YORK. dNS»—tThe Amer ee, ena Co. has allocated|today held Henry Haller, 2, of

(INS) T| $5,500, ramc ' tom! tay |

Annual Sale of the Me-lican Institute reported) prey tris cen nn “shoteu. slaying

Matthew

Ofehid

Petroleum

lthe

“of

4, of St, Clair

oil, production.
tre ll the Baoregg

increased) day said improvements will eriable|was shot to death last night at the!

____|the Grand Rapids office to serve home of Gertrude Beitler, 51, three

nalts"

tions to charities and the league |, Rasgp>

6,000 additional customers. Direct! miles north of nearby Fair

even.

‘teng distance dialing by Grand

fund RE ; $he was held as a police witness.
Haller said a ne was

fe ~ « 860,000 barrels to-an unprecedent-Rapids subscribers still is sched-

the ac

Three thousand orchids, most of,¢4 ,19.801.000 barrels. | Gasoline|uled for 1957, headded, cidental,

them purple, afrived at Willow stocks in storage at this time a

year ago amounted to 184,157,000

. |Run-Wednesday afternoon, sale) a
= — ne sald to-The institute placed daily crude|

| day.

label,” Renne said. “If they're all pcengy parrety oven Os yee

t a Si-degree

they should keep ntl EasterSur, Total U. $, daly ot imparts tat SV!

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FROM THESE SPECIALS

oy." * ¢ «@ week increased 17,000 barrels to| (yp

Members of the Keego Harbor! 1.416.200 barrels. This followed a}
Boys’ Club will assist,League and) tise. of 159,300 barrels in the pre-
Auxiliary members in the street/ Ceding week.

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. ° 57th Traffic Death

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rehabilitation fund, Renne said./78, of Detroit, died yesterday, It

He added the orchid is the official|was the 57th traffic fatality in

fipwer of the Marine Corps Detroit this’ year, “compared with

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form in which if met House

try told of similar circumstances. erage.

defeat at the hands of Demo-

cure PRICE REDUCED ON THIS

“In this instance," he said,

crats joined by a handful of Eight workers in the Grand
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{
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Genatin Advocates ‘Unitying Elettion’

drawing)/Government

plans.

000,000 Americans. are
©

to Settle Indochina Political Unrest

WASHINGTON ®— Canada. is of 1954, eppranbged edd mapetchepiresey

seeking to push the Indochina {held in July of this year to permit that some purpose might be
stalemate off dead center far| all the peaple of Viet Nam to vote|served by talking about really

_;€hough to-hold talks abdut unily-lon whether they want the Commu-|tree elections to be held at some
ing elections—if not the elections nists or Diem’s govefnment to future time.
themselves. rulewhole state, ~ + is ow *the

* ’ Canada’s interest springs from
Canada’s Foreign Secretary DENIES RESPONSIBILITY. its. reluctance to be frozen into a
Lester B. Pearson is understood) Diem argues that his gev-'iong stay in’ Indochina. The Ca-|
to be doing most of the pushing./¢rnment is not bound by the 1954! nadians have fewer than 200 na-|

He dined here last night with Sec-|truce since South Viet Nam did tionais in Indochina; the Poles
retary of State Dulles and has ar-not sign it. The French, who for-there number a great many more.

ranged to confer in New York to-;merly controlled Indochina, did. |The Indians are in charge of the
morrow with India’s V..K. Krishna, His refusal to make plans for ingnection team.

Menon. elections has been the et ee

Canada and India are members|Red propaganda, This has dis-Ff

of the international truce commis, ‘weed American and other West

|sion in Indochina, Communist Po-|°™ officials.

FArMers Will Enjoy

JUST A

ae ee

“STRONG MAN” DIEM © (during

his recentFar East—tour

As things now stand, the bignest he, softened Diem's opposition to “SYDNEY — Farmers in ied Fo
Indochina state of Viet Nam is. meeting with the Reds of North/South Wales are likely to be the FEW LEFT!
divided between the Communists/Viet Nam to talk about holding first in Australia to have hot wa-
in the North and. the west-backed the election, ter on their farms heated by the

lgovernment of args Ngo Dinh! sun's rays. Experiments with
Diem in te. South . a IMPOSSIBLE solar heaters are, being made on &
” “« |, Some Western officials say two farms. If they are successful] ~
be Diem's aecagle has grown from'Diem should at least go through jt is expected that the ray system |

” \pebel -badgered shakiness to a,thie

motions although they concede will be widely accepted. See Our New Selection.
peak reached with election this|that Viet Nam, like Korea and) The heaters, designed by the: § Modern Sete!
moffth of a constituent Assembly |Germany, probably will remain'Commonwealth Scientific -Re-=o eon

: pee , in which: his supporters hold most|divided for some time. They SaY search Organization, were ob-|f.
AP Wirephote|Of the seats. It is expectedto pro-|the West never should appear t0 tained with funds frem a ddiry |

APPLE BLOSSOM QUEEN — Miss Laura MacArthur, 19, of ducé a constitution giving Diem|°PP0se free elections. industry grant. Reflectors to catch | THURS & Fat 36 §. TELECRAPH
Washington, great niece of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, will reign as |much power, — On this point, Diem has argued|the sun's rays are placed on the ned : Across from

@veen of the 29th annual Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival in |, Diem is strongly opposed to/that what he calls Communist ter-|roof of the dairy and the hot ed NIGHT Tel -Huron

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Quesnel, all under 7 years of age,

-§mdustry for handling special types were burned to death last night -alterations on any garment purchased up to
to the Easter Parade...

of glass, such as rare-earth fluoride when fire swept their farm home

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Attend the church of your choice. tisted here are the churches of this area and the hours. af observance of their services. Make. this
your happiest Easter yet! One you and your family will remember for its pleasantness.

Bethel Tabernacle, 1348 Baldwin...

Baptist Christian Scigntist Lutheran Presbyterian

Rev. Chester Swoffter (10, 7:45)

Bethany. West Huron at Mark

First Church, Williams at Lawrence

Ascension, Williams’and Lorraine

First, Huron at Wayne

Temple, 533 Franklin Road

Rev. Fred Tiffany (9-11 a. m.) (1) & m) Rev. George L. Garvar (|b a.m.) Dr. Wm, H. Marbach {11} R..A,

Cort (12, 8 p, m.)

Baxter Baptist, Motor at Alton Grace, Glendale and $. Genesee Beulah Holiness, Going at Osmun
Rev. Durman C. Thomas (11)
Ceemeitional
Rev. O. G. Schultz (9a.m., 1] a.m.)
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Roman Catholic

Christian Temple, 505 Auburn Ave.

Fiest, East Huron and Mill

St. John’s Evangelical, Hill at Cherry St. Vincent de Paul, 197 $. Parke Rev. and Mrs. Leland Marion. (9:45 a. m.,

Calvary Baptist

Rev. Malcolm K. Burton (10:30)

Rev. Carl W. Nelson (11 a, m.) * Most Rev, Alexander Zaleski (6a.m., 7:30, 7:45 p.m.)

Rev. H. E. Wrobbei (10, 11, 7:30)

8:45, 10, 11:30, 12:30)

St. Pawl, Joslyn at Fourth Church of Christ, 2 S. TeomenieEmmanuel, 645 South Telegraph Christian Church
Rev, Geo. Mander (8, 10:45 a.m.) St. Michael's, Edison and Lewis Milton. E. Truex, Min, (10:30, 7:30)
_ Rev. Tom Malone (11, 7:30) Central Christian, 347 Narth Saginaw St. Trinity, Auburn at jessie Rev. Michael O'Reilly, Sunday Masses

Church of Christ, 1196 Joslyn Ave, |

First, Oakland at Saginaw Rev. Charles D. Race (11, 7:30) Rev. Ralph C. Claus ()1 a.m.) (6, 7:30, 8:30, 11:30, 12:30)

John Spradiey, Min. (11, 7:30)
Dr. H. H. Savage ( 10:45, 7:30) St. Joseph’s, $. Boulevard and-Bagley

Church of God, 596 East Pike $e.

Disciples of Christ Methodist Rt, Rev. B. j. Jarzembowski, Sunday

First General, 249 Baldwin Ave. Rev, Perry C, Horton (1 45, 7:30)
Rev. Robert Garner (11, 7:30)

First Christian, 850 West Huron Masses (10, 12)

Avenue Church of Ged, 132 Weasen S$.

Rev. Duncan 0. McColl (11 a. m.) Baldwin .
St. Benedict, Lynn Avenue

Rev. Major }, Watkins (11:39, 7/30)

First Southern, 365 East Wilson Ave. Rev. Warren Wilson (10 a. m.)

Rev. Richard W, Thomas (Masses (6:30;
8, 10, 11:30)

Rev, A. H. Mullins (11 a. m.) Episcopal Central, Huron and Perry Church of God in Christ, 253 Wessen
Dr. Milton H. Bank (10:45) Rev. C. L. Johnson, (10:30, 7:30)

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Liberty, 257 Fisher Ave. All Saints, Pike and Williams Our Lady of The Lakes, Waterford

Church of God in Christ, 383 Nebraske

Rev, S. M. Edwards (11:30, 8) Rev. C. G. Widdifield (7-9-11 a.m.) Rev. Frederick J. Delaney (7, 8:30, 10:30, 12)

Rev. Warren Wilson (11:30 a.m.)

Rev. James Markem (12, 7:30)
Macedonia, 420 Bloomfield Ave.

St. Andrew's, Drayton Plains First, South Saginaw at judson

Rev. Waldo R. Hunt (8, 11) Seventh Day Adventist First Church of God, 25 E. Bivd.

Rev. Paul R. Havens (10, 7:30)

Rev. Lenworth R. Miner (11, 7 30)

Rev. j. Eugene Rarmsey (10:30, 7:30)

' @akland Park, Montcalm at Glenwood

156 Mount Clemens Street

Marimont Hollywood at Walton Evangelical United Brethren Evangel Temple, YMCA Bidg.

Rev. James W.-Deeg (10a. m.)

Rev. David Mortenson (11 a. m., 7:30) Eider Herbert Lohr {1/1 a. m Sehirday) -Rev. Geoffrey Day (11, 7:45)
Baldwin, 212 Baldwin Ave

Galloway Lake, Pontiac Road
Memorial, 351. Prospect Rev. Myron R. Everett (11, 7:30) Rev. Kenneth Stephens (10, 7:30) Evangelical Tabernacle, 60 Tilden |

Spiritualist

Rev. G. H. Rapelji (11:15; 7:30) Calvary, Paddock at Prospect Newman A. M. E., 14 Auburn Rev. A. |. Baughey (11, 7:30)
_ Rev, A. L. Bingaman (11, 7:30)
ev. Jj. A. Parker (11, 7) First Progressive, 16 Chase Street Fiest Assembly of God, 19 Melbourne

Mexican Baptist, 217 West Wilson St. john Methodist, 443 Highland (10:30, 7:39) Rev, Wesley Wibley (11, 7:30)Rev, F. M. Santiago, (19, 3)

Rev. Donald &. Morris (11. 7:30)

_ Evangelical Reformed First Church of the Brethren, N. Reselawn Dr.

New Bethel. Wilson Avenue ; United Presbyterian

Rev. LeRoy Shafer (11, 7)

Rev. William H, Bell (11,7:30) Bethel, Auburn at Mariva ; Rev. Easton H Papa (14:15a. m.)

Rev. Maynard Oesterle (10:30 a.m.) First Wesleyan, 67 N. Lyn Community, 404 Oakland First. Open Bible Church, 1517 Joslyn
New Hope, 302 Bloomfield Rev. C. D. Friess (10, "7 30) Rev. Theodore R. Aliebach (10, 7:30) Rev. Trenton Stanton (11, 7:30)
Rev. Ford B. Reed (11, 7:30)

Free Methodist . eo Avenue, Joslyn at Third First Social Brethren, 316 Baldwin Ave.
Perry Park, Baltimore and Cameron Nazarene . E. 1. Watkins (11, .7:30) -Rev. Carl Downey (11, 7:30)

87 Latayette

Rev. Hilding Biht (11, 7:39)

Rev. Lyal Howisom (11), Iehovsh’s. Wonansen, North Unit, 4400 we

7:39)
Providence, 311 Bagley Mission Church, 225 Harrison 60 State Miscellaneous

First,
Rev. T. Walter Harris (11, 7:30) Rev. W. A. Johnson (11, 7:30) Rev. K, A, Hutchinson (11, 7:30) ~ oss pm)

Salvation Army Citadel, 29 W. Lawrence

Parkdale, 91 Parkdale

Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist, 340 Wessen St. Capt. Mrs. Michalson South Unit, E. Pike

and Magnus 600

Rev. Wayne E. Welton (10:45, 7-30)

Rev. Sam saa (11, 7:30) Jewish Reformed (10:45, 7:45) (4, 5:15 p.m)

Zion, 230 East Pike
Trinity, Wessen at Maple Temple Beth jacob, 79 Elizabeth Lake Road Rev, W. E. Varion (11, 7:30) Church of Christ, 458 Central
Rev. R. Dixon, Jr, (11, 7:30) Rabbi Sanford E. Saperstein (Friday 8:15) Rev. L. A. Parent (11, 7:30)

Bray C. M. E. Temple, 238 Rockwell

Orthodox

Christian and. Missionary Alliance Jewish Conservative Rev. R. A. Britton (11 a.m.)
178 Green B'Nai Israel, 148 Oneida St. George Greek, 85 Mariva Christian Psychic Science, 30 Waltioment
Reg. }. en Bersche (11, 7:30)

Rabbi Henry Hoschander ,}1 a.m.) Rev. Or. Achilles A. Siargis (10 a. m.) Hérace john Drake (8 p, m.)

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a. i : = |Bake Some Special Bread for Easter. | yearn digg mites
% cup cup avant ae one part,with a fob de brite

ee ae ¢ margarine.

“ ene te bows the other part into halves.

| Setepcen “salt leo.

: ‘| package yeost od >t e. — up into two round bunlike shapes

almonds "well

blanched ; w

: ; % cup warm water Bake 15-20. minutes in a 375-de-| + fu? chopredvanilla and place in’ well greased 1-pound

: one a % teaspoon

by gg etl a ing S| Add butter or margarine, ‘saltigrée oven. Makes. 24 rdila. 2, 24p Pott butter of other shortening cans or number 2 cans,

shortening
by Frosh Ke tiane fo minke a oat of opectallee pawncces “Ducctc meas pa} mtr’ 700 ‘aver. ‘euneldores ar Ragre ‘optioned, patting top-of dough even.
welcome Golat, in|Easter break-|warm first » rege-enanpt sasha ut ot

-We Solomon who/flour in generously,Cut meat. bread for Sunday's water. Add to mixture.| ™#Xing up batch of your arte oat Leoregings em test Soto wok ootte
joins the Newark (N. J.) News) pieces. and brown) mind « tout Add _ flour to make dough.|-lar Mot Cross Bun dough 94 jy. in four until dough is possible| any shapes. Cover, let rise until

serving-sized !ast-soft

forming it into leaves instead Of-|., handie. Turn onto lightly-floured double—about 1 hour.

Chapter of Skillet Club with ° “Mat-| quickly on all sides in butter or ust recently we di a] P| Kriead well,

zoth Pancakes.” bacon fat with the celery .andjfor a Portuguese Easter Bread Sinise d i, cvmih | SURM_Nemet Besecate HMM ied -Place cans. on cookie sheet in

_ Gélat says, “Shouldgood onion. that. we found in a New England a greased frosting on top. |

‘the bowl, crosses the Fine :

étokbook,New Bagiend at melied shortening eae Knead eatil smooth and. elas-3T5-degreeoven. Bake 30-40 min-

se ee fined ‘shanrs. Bt enotait cup [eee ite peel oe Ghaied oo me tie, Round up en greased bowl; jutes, laying a piece of brown pa-Passover days, up the! i im add bay 8. Russian Easter bread is inter-| bring greased side up. Cover |per over cans the last half of

serving water saucepan, Mwhadc

nqueiee <6:Ae Sone = ° oe leaf and pour over meat. Reduce [ftir voci Apt wep 22"@ and roll to ‘4-inch thick-jesting in shape. It is baked in tall) with damp cloth and let rise \haking time Remove from cans

afd ane, we) ness. round cans, .so that the top rises| unt} hole remains when fim | 04 cool on rack

called “Matzoth Pancakes,” bast th SERN, teree, OOS | night

call "Per! simmer 1% hours. Add « little as ceria. orm|atid mushrooms out. The confec-| ger is pressed deeply into dough ("7 COP! Om TACK. ;

strips 5x1 inch. Formisioners’ sugar frosting is further| —about 2 | Frost with confectioner's sugar

. hqve you can demonstrate, as Ti water i mecsunary. AD Cut into
6 a > Aller inant’ thee seabed dite heer, amo into figure 8's. Place om a greased/decorated with tiny multi-colored] Punch down; round up. Let rise|icing and sprinklecolored

with
Punch/candies.

remove bay leaf, dust with salt 4ts cup melted butter or margarine ‘pan. Brush tops with melted but-' candies. again, about 30 minutes.

fluffy Sunday breakfast pancakes.

My spontaneous recipe... .””

and pepper to taste, and contin-
% cup meal ue cooking until! meat is tender.
r.

Matseth
' % cup buckwheat eke ready mix Be careful not to add too much

2 level teaspoons baking powder

water, as the sauce in the pan
2 exes should be rather thick.

-A nip of salt
1 tablespoon soured cream

1% tablespoons melted butter You may,. if. you wish, add one-|

L to 1% cups

half cup soured cream, stirring it|

in until smooth. Heat it, and don't)

let it boil! Serve the meat on a

tS/heated platter with the sauce over|
it. “Serves four to six, depengting)
Mix eggs, cream and sherfen-|On how hungry you are!”

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ing and a little of the milk. Work Blue Garlic Butter is from|
inte a loose, smooth paste with | William E. Swain, Winona
the dry ingredients. Allow to (ian) Dany News Caper. A |

, stand for about 10 minutes. right handy and if you 1 Lb.

idea, Tin
Remix and add enough of. the don't like garlic, eliminate it.
remainingmilk to make a suitable| Just mix equal partsbutter

of |

pancake batter : . Fry in-and blue cheese. Seasontaste

to
to small round pancakes in medium} “th garlic, |
hot sidtet oF axe. We like to use the garlic press,

but you can use any garlic prep-
aration, Good spread on hambur-|
ger or steak for the final seconds|
of broiling. Especially good on’

: Grille French or Vienna bread, sliced

FP |

3 veciese chuck og round) lengthwise and then toasted. | Breast-O-Chicken

steak cut 2 inches thick Our favorite is to trim all the,

— crust from a small loaf of thin-|
2 tablespoons butter or bacon fet sliced white bread, being sure you CHUNK oF
i Sup chopped colon have a bread pan into which = :

1 pay” on er aeach h slice generously,! put! '

ten sli

‘ive sotrea cream = ss: ~—s«| the loaf back together, fit it into|

Rub steak. with garlic salt <= and into the oven until
split clove of garlic, and pound' the loaf browns nicely again, !

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Choice of Flavors

George Washington must have them roughly. Consumer market-

ce ands Gon -a ing eens agents tell us to}

have the wonderful convenience of{>¥Y them in small amounts and’
canned. and frozen cherries |use them shortly for the best value. |
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WHITE EGGS

breakfast even miore if you surprise bruised and skinnéd than. those —————

the family by folding in cherries shipped later in the season. The
before the muffins are popped into most common defects are decay.

losed

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the oven, odd shape, and growth cracks.

12 to 3 Vernor’s

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Polish Sausage . tex

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usually delicious. ; |

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are an economy a

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instead of one layer split—which Place one layer, topside down,

this week.

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quick frozen and

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for

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are

2 cups ground cooked ham

tablespoons

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| of favorite frosting, -| 1 package chocolate pudding and pie |

bar mix

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also made from a mix. to full boil (about five minutes).

in ree go e relishes and ee beverage. nd el oe Cool about five minutes, stirring

(These snacks are delicious, too,’ 1¢ an added decoration is wanted,| once or twice.

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Sunday 12 P, M. te 9 P.M. 5

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Have you tried the new pre-broiled and served hot.) try the old trick of dusting the top)

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PINEAPPLE

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by hand or with die-cut letters or,

Sliced or Crushed

decalcomanias. | Choice
The covers can be varnished, Center 2 C zZ C

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shellacked, painted or enameled, | Slices
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An individual strawberry tart}in in ne.time on Easter Sunday.

Il, GIVES U.S. SAVING STAMPS

' should please everyonethe! This recipe makes eightas well-
climax of Easter dinner. ‘The/‘lled tarts. Strawberry gelatinand frozen strawberries

| POTATOES "Golden Ripe

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Ham With Festive Glaze” e.* P {You Can't Top Milk a: “me se arg
Belongs on Easter Table for True Versatility ,
‘milk are
imit on ways
those that.you, the
use.
cook, |
-og e

iput on yourself. “Milk is-a food: Consumer information agents~of
Serving ham for Easter didn't; Score and stud the ham with | 4
Do you know a good thing when ithat is truly versatile. Because of) Detroit say there's no doubt about

originate in the 20th Century. Ham Cloves, too, if you like. you see it? When ‘it--come¢ to lits bland flavor, milk combines! it! You can't beat milk for good

has been served in. the . spring, Here's a variation of the above t

supplyingthe tamily with needed }well with all foods. As a beverage, | eating and good health.

brown sugar glaze:

ever since pagan dajs. Fs

* # «* Brown Sugar and Apricet Glaze
Peasants in that period prepared lis supe dork brown sugar (firmly
huge feasts heralding the arrival ""; tabiesp r
of spring, and ‘since fresh meats | 3 or

apricot syrup.

weren't available. at that time of; 19-14 whole. cloves
year, they served ham. This spring 12-14 canned apricot halves (drained)

feasting was. continued in the Blend brown sugar with’ dry
Christian era and soon became, mustard. Mix to. a smooth paste
associated. with Easter. j with vinegar and canned apricot

& We have come to depend on oe Spread _—— ak ae
the wonderful. cured, smoked '@™. Insertwhole clove in each 7%

a
hams we buy aay: we know @Pricot half and attach fruit, cut
‘Site fee flavor, even. texture side down, to ham, using tooth-

‘and juicy tenderness make them Picks.

“gin elegant meat for Easter Return ham to bot oven (400)

dinner. for 20 to 30 minutes, basting two or
three times with the glaze. After #

This year select a whole ham.' removing ham from oven. allow. @
Use an easy brown sugar glaze |tg rest on serving platter 10 to 15
and arrange the platter with

@ minutes for easier carving. Re-
simple springtime garnish, such a8; move toothpicks before serving.
orange wedges with curly efdive. |Giazes a 10 to 12-pound ham.

pte ps Ham Carving A Ham
Choose a size and type| Carvi r

best suited to your family’s needs.! you folly there tps," —-RLEGANT EASTER HAM — Tenderness, fla-pound in a 325-degree oven has a brown sugar

1. With a sharp knife, cut several] VO", even texture, shape — these characteristics glaze:: The springtime garnishes are orange
lengthwise slices from the thinner Make ham an elegant meat for Easter dinner. wedges and curly endive.
side of the ham-to form a -base This cook-before-eating ham baked 20 minutes per
best way to determine done-lan which to rest the ham éuring¢—————_—____________>

-|carving. Place the ha , . s ; peat ! : 7

r. "sum (On. 2 yes carve the ham in the kites. Serve. Sundae Tray 'Put-Hard-Cooked Eggs
platter. larrange the attractive, horseshoe-E ‘

2. Cut out a small wedge-shaped slices on the platter around If there are teenagers in your ON Creamed Broccoli
ternal : ¢ Shaped piece of meat from the | the ham. or on a platter by them-house, they will love a Sundae, 4 e sli eves
temperature, the meat is! ois end

(where the bone pro-. Selves. A large platter with the qpay, Fill four

small Gea alas lever ereanssd’caskes ected a
trudes).This cut be made ham slices around the ham is . othecary jars with ice cream canned asparagus (heated)

should and/

just inside the knuckle. particularly attractive on

a buffet toppings, One jar can hold crushed | Serve with crisp buttered toast for!

: eames 3. Now cut slices straight down ‘*!*-: |peppermint candy, another tidbits|® delicious lunch. |

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FORTY-TWO _/

ard

Day

lan Achie vement

Your PTA Is Planning oe

BE Sewage Plant

Aon Event Slate Portrait Unveilin

to Be inPontiac Hearing Opens at North Branch April 5 —

NORTH BRANCHThe next ed officers for the coming year to

—

~ Waterford Association!

1,800. Members to Join,

meétingthe local PTA, to be be headed by Mrs, John Schirmer,

‘in All-Day Exhibition Says Proposed Project

_at Lincoln Junior High. Would Be Nuisance

held April 5, will be. highlighted

Others are Mrs, Robert Zerwick,.
mother vice president; Robert

by the unveiling of an oil_portrait

of the late John R. Church, local

‘Volunteer leaders of the more > A hearing. began this morning Mills, father vice president; Mrs,

school music director, who died

before Oakland County Circuit

than 1,800 youthful Oakland County one year ago. Childers, teacher vice president;

.jJudge Frank L. Doty on a tem-

4H Club members have organized The framed portrait, measuring Mrs, Robert Mills, treasurer, and

porary injunction whigh has halted

committees and plannedthe work four by six feet, is a presentation
that must be doneApril 7, the to the school by Mr, and

construction of a proposed sewage ‘Mrs. Burnell. Schlusler, secretary,

by Mrs.

disposal plant at Pontiac Lake

date set for Spring Achievement Robert Soldan, .

read and the Clinton River in Wa-
terford Township, The painting itself is the work

Industrial Future

The restraining order was ob-ot Mrs, Soldan, an artist of more |

tained March 12 by the Crescent than. lecal repute.
Lake Country. Club Estat ivi :

Subject of Experts

in the gymnasium of Lincoln Ju-

nior High School.
Assn. sauna eat iconv oppo Davi ss | a

moterof the Highland Estates sub.|_rev8>we Elementary School) The Oaledand County Planning

PTA has scheduled the annual Fun

On Achievement Day, projects
.| division, and also against the town’ /rai-here for Sa April 14,|Commission yesterday heard four

a which 4H Club boys and girls
of

-| ship board. a r here for Saturday, April 14.| xnerts discuss various aspects

3 See

Sie Weeeee, O8 S Wiater pve
In court today, Smokler| -Leonard the county's industrial ‘

and office A Ghee’ of elect-|

brought together for judging
a day On Or cn aa ae cae
ae
The new Orchard rural carriers establishingaeservice from the
:
within 30 days. -snieead ten Wax a tion| Membersthe PTA here one br. G
G,

exhibiting to the public. It is
peakers ! Franklin

ssocia|

Commerce Rd. will be open for business on dedication is planned forthe near future.

looked forward to with t Lake Office on 3735
: — oe at — Leet —

riage rigged yore

ticipation by the suey Onions Monday morning at 8a. m. Postmaster Hawkes plans to have two _ :
ze until the plant is completed and in Ortonville Girl Wins ment; Otto Pongrace, assistant di-

qed.erben youths.) --[*
of Co..

Cumty rerel
sc ‘ operation, | pecker ala -rectorthe Ford Motot man-

4 Projects exhibited by the young ql f 0 , The association claims that once F M M facturing staff; Vincent S. Madi-

people include woodworking :

FP division;

22225 [is at Music Meet corse oe bac as

tl to stop,a case area pment

Semone = ae Upening ‘Blast Rips Philly Centerwisii
of Pontiac Man-

ACS), youn re
the

5 oF = ---jshould be decided now, _ ORTONVILLE"— Caro! Burt;! James Spence,

conservation aoa i

aration, clothing, members object to|® Brandon Township High School| utacturers Assn.

—
electric signa off} Firemen and police*probing the| Association
Oakland's in-
CL. lat Orchard Lake PHILADELPHIA wf — A devas-'Street, knocked
debris for dead and in-the location of the plant near their junior, was given a first division} ‘The discussion of
jtating explosion
blasted a four buildings and showered the areajred-hot

:
create in the state Solo and En-| dustrial potential was part of a

with fragments of metal and wood.|jured worked under. strain, well homes,‘ claiming it will q|T@ting
Oldest Post Office in last night and cut a 10-block swath The explosion was

“The projects represent efforts : , |story granary into flaming rubble

felt 25 miles|aware of the chance that another|"Uisance. The plant would serve a semble F eftival at Ann Arbor. | study of the county’s economy

of vigorous young minds to learn
proposed subdivision. Carol is one of two local stu-)started by the commission last

Ha of damage through Philadelphia's away, The ‘City Hall switchboard] blast might occur.

new skills and to channel their) West Bloomfield
dents who have been given music| June,

$ busy 30th and Market Street sec-reportedan. estimated 25,000 tele-* 8 ®.

energies into methods of being

was blamednight su-i|Willigmeby|Move Started to .Draft ‘wo music’

phone calls received a| the explosioncompany’s /Scholarshipsfor "summer schools.courses!Caro} will poi, — Driver. Injur_
collectet dust. — tor Freaker! tesa | val Siete ss

—2 : nee Sucre aeAt least five persons _ were four-hour. period.were in The‘milling
explainedall proj-| — Postmaster THS8iné and believed dead. Four «qpq.as FURY” perintendent on
o A for|"* &* Os Cars Collide Headon

The agent that ORCHARD LAKE
the others were on the critical list. | Woes in the demolished <6 DETROIT ® — “Williams “27? sammer.

ects are judged on the difficulty,|Mrs, Mary Hawkes announced

in-(plant's warehouse said they were| Samuel Purdy said he was at-rae Club" was registered to-} The other student, Everett 4 Romeo man, Charles Kile, 36,

eS cit ae couber hepa opening date of the new Orchard| Scores were treated for
today in St, Jo-be * a a years|Lake Post Office today. She said| juries, some of them late eve-| alive “by a miracle.” An.employe tempting to light a pilot light in, jay in Wayne County. Smith, also a junior, will study |. being treated

ning shoppers heading home at \of a nearby business place said a drying vat when the blast was President Frank Szymanski, a) ‘ime the summer at Vander-| sep) Mercy Hospital for a frac-

pode the Club member /that it would be open for business|
in a

the time of the biast—8:10 p.m. |*it seemed as if a train roared touched off. The building col-hearing examiner for the Michigan cook Collegeof Music, Chieage. (ture jeg, which he suffered

euen eae ese = Monday morning at 8 a.m.
the cold ‘morning air|P@St us and then burst with hellish lapsed almost immediately and|Liquor Control. Commissi said) The scholarships were awarded traffic accident near Romeo: yes-

an A. BorC group ra B pe The Post Office, which is on Sf.| Not until

fury.” burst into soaring flames. the club seeks to, gain su for|by the Band Parents Club of Bran-|terday afternoon.

how well the cabitiier bes Mary's College property on 3735\ cleared away the pall of black!

mee: — from | Democrati¢)don Township Schools. _| State. police of the Romeo post

Commerce Rd., was established’ smoke was the extent of the de-|~

met these standards. national convention delegates. “We) 0 said Kile’s car, heading west on

. with funds from the college and «ution fully revealed. As far as!

United States Post| i. eye could see there were also plan a fund raising cam-'Igniqg Budget OK'd 32 Mile road, skiddedin slush and

A style show, or Dress Revue |leased to the

. crossed the ‘center line, where it
: ae the +Wers call it, is being Office Department for'15 years, He said a meeting with Atlantic}! TONIA #—Ionia’s Board of Edu-was struck headon by the car of

}paign,” Szymanski said. 9

broken windows, smashed automo-
seaboard delegates is planned for cation has approved a school! William

planned for § p.m. Saturday | The interiorof the new building , biles, scattered debris.
Kempf,.45, of A

P ! m pf,.45, of Romeo.

. will |: “ ra Ss

when clothing exhibitors is turnished wi's limed oak of-|penuckp TO RUBBLE
early April. budget of $534,245,245, highest in} . . 7

model their efforts for the bene-| 9. equipment and bank-type —~ ne

and increase The Massachusetts

ieity historyan of/ 182nd _In-

partitions.walls are | The scene the explosionwas, ae
organized 1636 rated

fit of all attendiig. =| The painted of _
There were an estimated 100,$107,000 over last year. Teacher fantry, in is
The 10 best garments will be| in two shades
4 whales in the world in 1939; |salaries will consume some 61 periiee oldest National Guard unit in

of green. two blocks west of the Sctiuylkill)
chosen on the basis of quality of} 4 ie ae will River ~ — the pate

today. cent of the sum, -the United. States. .

Phage era

the < end suitability of ‘desler te Fang me -ee to portion city from
sae a ee

ee ———————————————————————————

and color. The owners of these|iq enable better service for md Philadelphia. | .

] . |

probectswal receive County Dress/rural route and star route deliv-| Across the street from the blast.

ce eries, . ed building—the milling plant of
the ime to Use

Now Is I

aa mle 5 oll we | Mrs. Hawkes said that two'ruralthe Tidewater Mill and gril

County carriers will establish service out|Co.--the new Philadelphia Bulle-

:
e l
Fey pong

held during) of the office within 30 days. tin four-story building took the

State Sebuite be dat The aat| A clrenlar drive and tandscap-‘ll fury of the blast. A F A
e
y

: merica Ss :

soon as Windows were reduced to glass |

of the other exhibits will also be ing will be added as

: :

| powder, ceilings fell, partitions

-ghosen to be exhibited in the state weather permits.
el supe

show competition, said Worthing. The office is believed to be the, Were hammered out

° peal
mene + Am.

A -Bloomfield Town-

ship and at the ng i is located, twrned. :
‘ at 3540 Seminary in

the Vil-| The force of the blast tore down
Ann Ar bor Kids lage of Orchard Lake. communications lines on Market
. f

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Attacking Dads Blue Cross Program — Ser siete hi

ann ansor — cone Gets YAW Criticism ry cep pane

gry wre A at Youth Dance
ets make £94) DETROIT uw — A United Auto
the washabie |

says the union is WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —| ;

7 ; Worker official Pontiac's leading orchestras,

was the indication of a poll prepared to pay higher rates for | One of

Such
ROCHESTER STUDENT PRODUCTION — Jack Matthews as LATEX wall paint

of 100 students at Ann Arbor) pi. Cross and Blue Shield in.| Will play for the Youth Nite dance,

7:30 to 10:30
improved

being held from

“Old Doc” to be presented by the Rochester High School Dramatics

Dick Burns and Carol Melstror as Janet Martin in a scene from

if it

medi-|

gets

surance

Blue

half the 3% million

the article that sents

morning after a short illness.

cial pre-Easter dance, Tom Bel-will be at,3 p.m. Friday from the

Cross and Blue Shield subscrib-

ton, township recreation direc-Mrs, John Grenier

Spiller -Gramer Funeral Home, j

-| ers in Michigan,that the

noted

tor, said,

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GROVELAND « TOWNSHIP

Ann Arbor) UAW had opposed the

week, the

cent

dren each

per

| Youth Nite programs are held, Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Mrs. service for Mrs. John (Martha M.) |

boost in Blue Cross rates which

dads

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students said their

Groveland Rd...

inte effect March 1, How. for high school students each Oliver died Tuesday. |Grenier, 69, of 7329

an average 11 hours weekly with) went

he added, this “‘should not Thursday. Admission is free on Mrs. William Roepcka ‘will be held at 4 p.m. Friday from

them. ever,

for Mrs. wi. Hill Funeral Home, Grand Blanc,

unwillingness to presentation of a membership UTICA — Service

be construed

A third of the students, however,|

C.) Roepcka T%. of with burial in Chicago, Il. on Sat-;

the proper cost of prepaid card, or those without cards MAY iam (Martha

were

delinquent

said their fathers

pay

Davis St.. will be held at Uday. Mrs. Grenier died Wednes-|

her home.

Pro-/qigig

care.” attend for a 25-cent charge.

of five areas:|

in at least one

from Trinity/4ay at

Saturday

tennis! 1:30

iat table

“wants siege areola

p.m.

The UAW, Brindle said,

Being too concerned with their!

with burial in| She leaves, one son, John of De-own affairs, overly interested in| to e and, in fact, improve pole . “cat S sivas = 8S Lutheran Church
body will troit; two daughters, Mrs. Paulaway from home too much, lack-|the quality” of hospital and medi-/Conome, ne, Fe tes Metis AF /Utica Cemetery. Her,
Funeral Home!Walter and Mrs. Hugh McPhail,ing concern in the problems of}cal care. ‘We know that this takes : : : be at the Milliken
and then will lieboth of Groveland Township; atheir offspring, or failing to con-|money,” he said, Tomorrow night junior high stu-| yntil 11:30 a.m.Ser Sate tan eee” nlp of th incense Shy teat Fmt a Cadi eer]Mrs. Sara ner,APS ‘services. Mrs. Roepcka ues-land;a sister,in cost is “inescapable” because} A Ma
mother, Mrs.This will be a ree. ‘day. jot Chicago; and herSpeed Ex rt § k of wage increases for hospital staff/CA! Bullding.DEFT SPEAKS |memners and other2 benefits. Shack har refreshments: Si available | NOR’ Sanden WatwonRANCH — Servic _-“urvivingsurviving areare Id grandchiléren10 grandchildren anda |. ak cage Ieee Snes Lyn Watson, ergREErandchildren,fo Local Guard Unit a BowenAutomobile Rolls Over, Detroit Parking Authority anid of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wat-George.M.
Oil, Richard’ A. Leavell of De-but Woman Is Unhurt Studies Outlying Areas son of North Branch, will be held) IMLAY CITY | —_ Service forChurch aah gE by a a S ne N.troft, nationally-known authority) 4 Birmingham woman, °24) DETROIT ay _ ~ nena in _ James Lutheran
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Cemetery. Hegee Nelenl Guard co tated” ‘somehow escaped injury, case parking shortages in outlyingat the Blackburn Funeral Home,the Imlay Township
‘until the hour of service. Sandrajdied Tuesday,used in timing rockets and guided| secon, = — in St. Detroit shopping centers.
| Surviving is his wife Cora.missiles in U. S. Army ballistics! ae Dewy Holla oi wan The Authority approved =the —————————~————————
|research. : : 8 spending of $315,000 for a new 182-. | . |_|. rushed there for observation, town-|snace parking lot at V ‘West Acres Brownies High’
Col. Leavell has timed such! ship police said, after the accident! Central and ae Se seed ral Deli E Bask High Easter Service |
Colo, What isMcGillis, to determine if eliver Easter Baskets = | Lr ADVILLE,God Cup pacar ily ‘Denreis | Sree pa Square Lake roads. John D.She explained that her car left the facility should be enlarged, | WEST ACRES—Brownie Troop|believed to be the highest Easter
the ge i oor a se eh loge lod road after she lost control The lot is among six sites the 210 members have made up Easter sunrise service in the nation will
. ole : eiass -| when it skidded on the icy pave-Authority is now studying for new baskets of their decorated eggs, be held atop 11,750-foot Cooper
Good Friday ‘Hill. Participants will be borne:as : speed . "ment. ‘parking areas, Six other new park-and will deliver them
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Holiness, wilt join in at Its FINEST ©| Qian Smee Good Teiday Commerce lbreakfast at the Masonic Hall will| #4 Pilgrim
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— pi to 2:30 p.m., to be | i xle aee es ahs treceive 19-new members at.the |. oa
P l y: Brovtia ‘o'clock service tonight.. Com-) P atites eld at Pilgrim Holiness Church.
,Gethsemane Lutheran Church in|munion and a serviceof Tenebrae The Dryden Methodist Church Holly i
Brooklands wes arid Com-|will also take place. will have a Communion service at) Holly Protestant churches will Home Furnishings
munion service : — ight and| Good Friday service will be held 8 p.m. today. Easter sérvice will/hold a ynion Good Friday service] 332 Main St. stical worship services at 1:30at 1 p.m. Easter worship will be|be at 11:30 a.m., with baptism and|at 7:30 p.m¢ Fri preted. oeTredey ek Ge Freely * 95. 9ind 7:30 p.am.1 Good Friday.. Easter held at 8:30, 9:45 lapel eee rend ee 2 ReTi at 8:30, 9:45 and 11 a.m. [special choir numbers. terian Church, ——— OF 10008
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FORTY-THREE *

Voting Date 7 ear Te on Ballot

at Ace

On Jan. 2, the Cy Commiain A state law prot the cer toto he change wil mark an “Xn 1858, provided that the Clty Cons]

ie dae ot Sconpted the farm of the ballet thirtieth preceding = eh

ele tothe third Monday :

Pe Scrcer pa eA

regiatretions

7 on the ballot next Monday but|Firemon Answers Call take for the cousing|ce thie lemon, If. approved,the

+». nowa partner

is expected to. provide little in-'to His Burning House ~~ |<ity election. amendment will take éffect in
ers tothe polls. » S. C @~Magistrate J-/4ay it made Monday, March § the _ with

' : » voters ion television at the Union fire st@| oi oction ;

will elect seven commissionerswhen an alarm ie ction day, it automatically EAST # — The

|tion ruled} LANSINGMich-

for the 1956.57 City Commission, dy ame peed out this day.

igan State C. SCHUETT

: | He told the truck driver that he lasi with an all-male cast, will leave

‘The amendment was recom-[Would stay and asnwer the phone. Aa 0 tne, the my April 4 for a five-day swing

mended in January by City Clerk | “Get the driver. yelled at| trations-couldboon received |) the Upper Peninsula to

on!” have

“The Northwest

a Reagan daha dong gi ahd dpe this year was Feb. 6. present “The Caine Mutiny Court

voter registration Gregory fire truck. He Monday, voters in favor of| Martial.” . MSU~ group

Realtor’

tweem the time ef the city pri-|found his house full of smoke as the the date to the third Mon-|perform ot Oumar Ee Weeaee

mary in March and the follow-result of

a burned roast and a pot/day will a vote “for Rudyard, Newberry, Lake ‘Linden,

| ing April election, of beans on the kitchen

stove amendment” while those opposed|Baraga and Negaunee

Senators Seeking Efforts
to Curb Shipments of
Goods to Communists
WASHINGTON «Investigating
senators called top government of-
ficials today for questioning about
efforts by this country to curb its
Allies’ trade with the Communists.
Secretary of Commerce. Weeks,
Undersecretary of State Herbert
Hoover Jr. and Foreign Aid Di-
rector John B, Hollister were
called to a closed session of the| .
Senate Investigations subcommit-
tee.
. * * *
At earlier public hearings be-
fore the subcommittee, which is
investigating East-West. trade, all
three refused to produce some re-
quested information about a 1954
agreement to relax free world
trade with Russia, They said they
would supply such data only at a
secret session, and that to do so}
publicly would violate a W.S.
agreement — — of its Allies.
*
All three ivan have testified
this country reluctantly agreed to
some welaxation to prevent the
whole voluntary system of restric-
tions on Iron Curtain trade from
collapsing.
REDS, CHIANG TRADE
| Hoover testified Monday that
ed the Chinese Nationalists have been
4 trading with Red China, while ex-
changing shots in the Formosa
Straits. He said such trade
amounts to “quite a number of
millions of dollars’ worth of goods
every = .
Yesterday, however, State De-
partment Press Officer Lincoln
* White said he could find “no evi-
. ence of direct trade between Na-
tionalist China and Red China.”
He said some such trade is car-
ried on indirectly through Hong
Kong, a British colony,
The U.S. embassy of Chiang Kai
’ ghek’s Nationalist government said
there is some trade in nonstra-.
tegic goods, mostly consumer
items, between Formosa and Hong It isn’t the low price that makes Chevrolet the most
Kong. It indicated the Nationalist
government has no control over
any forwarding of such goods on
| popular car going. It’s the looks and quality of the
_ only Fisher Body in its field—the ride and roadability
|
to Red China. ee
“ me —the championship power and performance. -
White said figures indicate For-
mosa has been shipping goods
worth about $250,000 to Hong Kong Sure Chevrolet’s low price is important. It saves you
yearly and has been getting from
Hong roe more than 244 million
plenty, when you consider what most other cars cost.
dollars worth But even more important to you are the qualities you
Maragon Returns
get in a new Chevrolet. Like its record-breaking
performance (horsepower ranges up to 225!) and nailed-
to Capitol Hill
—asa Laborer
WASHINGTON “(P#—John Mara-
gon, the onetime Kansas City boot-
down stability. Then, there’s the solid construction of
its stylish Body by Fisher. -
These are just a few of the things that go to make
driving more satisfying—and safer—in a Chevy. They’re
black who frequented the White| the real reasons why this new Chevrolet is making so
House in the Truman years, is now
working for Congress — as a tem-
porary laborer at $1.61 an hour.
many friends so fast. Driven one yet? We'll be happy.
to arrange it.
* * 2
“It's not easy work,” he told,
newsmen, ‘but it's work, it’s a)
job; I'm proud of it.”
The new assignment is the first,
“regular job’’ Maragon has had)
since he was released in Decem-, Air conditioning—temperatures made to order—at new low cost. Let us demonstrate!
ber 1952 from the federal reforma-|
tory at Petersburg, Va. He was
sent there under a two-year sen-| 123 GLAMOROUS PRIZES IN THE “SEE THE U.S.A. IN YOUR CHEVROLET’ CONTEST. ENTER NOW—AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S.
tence for perjury growing out of!
the “five percenter’’ investigations
five years ago.
* . *
Maragon'’s work in the House
folding room includes folding and
sealing printed matter, piling up| MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES, INC.
heavy books and other documents,
and other routine tasks. 34 Mill St. and 211 > Saginow St. Pontiac, Michigan
Actor’s Son Broke

OFFICIAL WINNER OF THE Two TOP TIME TRIALS!

This year— for the second yearina row—~Chevrolet was first in acceleration tests from a standing start, and first in the

givep a stay unti) April

actor

was

appearedyes-

2 when he in court

flying mile decisively beating every other popular priced automobile at the annual NASCAR events at Daytona Beach,

terday with

his lawyer.

was)

Florida. The victories won by Hee regular production models provide further proof that the hot one’s even hotter!

grown in California!

Grapes

account for 85 to 90 per cent of

all American-made wines.

7 K é #

: THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956 :

Hollywood Headlines: ©“

; race Kelly Will Keep |

Ernest Borgnine Refuses

: New York Apartment

to Behave Like Big Star

By EARL WILSON

engt Bie m Beee Borg-

Ww YORKcrac Kelly’ll keep her Fifth avehue apart-|—

"By. BOB THOMAS

——e. oa soon have her. own country, ‘She

HOLLYWOOD (»—Ernest Barg-/
nine, suddenly a big star as the

in Monaco ie

jresult of winning an Oscar, re-

and Debbie Reynolds cele-

fuses to. act like .,
brated their sixth anniversary.
Yep, it’s six months already.|-The actor ~~ ith his .wife
TV Gagster Coleman Jacoby,

Rhoda, her mothier and his daugh-
ter Nancy, 3, in a tract house in

now of Hollywood, says in

a middle-class neighborhood of

France, “The wife is referred’

Van Nuys, He paid $23,500 for the

to as ‘the other woman’.”

_ lseven-room, San Fernando Valley

Lena Horne sails April 6 to

home. Although he can now afford) ,
occupy her own swanky home it, he scoffed at the suggestion of

STARTING

SATURDAY! |

on the French Riviera. NBC’s moving. to swanky Bel-Air.

as tee ae ea aa ie eed

new secret weapon: Drop the

DISLIKES THE HILLS mean te the fan routine. Once we

MUSIC-MINDED -Twenty-two-

15-min. shows, promote Eddie;

“1 don’t like ‘hills; that's why 1) were waiting between trains at

old London actress Hazel

Fisher to a half hour and Dinah |¥eer moved out. here”\ he lauzhed, ‘Grand Central Station when we

\Gardner hasn't flipped ber lid.

to. six hour-lang spectaculars. “Besides, we just got this place were going to visit my family in

‘She's wearing it. Stylist Philip

Very secret stuff. last summer. I’m oot moving any-Connecticut.

‘designed the plaiterlike hairdo for

where.”’

It doesn’t seem fair-not be-| ‘her in honor of her husband, Len PEN TESTER?

* * &

ing able to phone Fred Allen’ Marten, popular comedian-disc “Some people came around and

When he isn't working, he lives

late at night as I used to do .| jockey. started asking for my autograph.

the Same as any Valleyite. He!

to check on something I'd’ Nancy didn't understand. She

mows the lawn and cares for his|

lasked my wife, ‘Is Daddy testing

heard he'd said. But this an-| > . }Jirose bushes, His wife recently

their pens for them?'”

Blonde, Italian

swer to somebody who'd asked him to undertake a lengthy ‘gave him some golf clubs and he

* * *

chore, sounds like him. “I have only one head,” he replied, plays an occasional round at the

Ernie hopes that not only his

Soccer Expert

publie courses,

“and if I had another headache, I don’t know where I'd put it.”

daughter but his friends as well

| At night he can be found in

are unaffected by his success.

Grace Kelly’s old friend, producer Gant Gaither, will Refuses Fame ‘front of the TV set — “I watch

“It’s just a job,” he said. “When

wear tails to the wedding because Jack Kelly Sr. chose everything from wrestling on up.’

ROME i» — Paola Bolognani, I'm not out in public, I want. to

Sometimes he goes out to a movie,

tails— even though some European experts say cutaway

Italy's blonde soccer expert with be known as just one of the guys.”

t : But he has never been to Ciro's
is required. NBC Veep Mannie Sachs, another wedding

the whistle-worthy figure, said to-\4-Mocambo. His idea of a big H

guest, says: “I'm going to ask NBC Wardrobe for a suit

day she has turned down a Movie evering is to go out to dinner with

and if it doesn’t have one, I'll get one made and then sell contract and a television job in| another couple or two and then

/ Best Actress of the Year

it to Wardrobe after the wedding!” America and just’ wants 0 et dance to Freddy Martin's miusie

married. at the Cocoanut Grove. “We do’

TV Tattle: Danny Thomas, who also has a “wife” problem Paola, 18, won the top prize last! jar ey tw m th " Doors Open 104s) |
on TV, would like to get Laraine Day or Jan —_— for his night on the five-millionlire ($8,-|he said. ee

Mat. 40¢; Eve. 50¢; Child 208 |

Anna Magnani

“Make Room for Daddy” show psc. as 300) Italian TV quiz program for) * * @s yh tite ith
her knowledge of Italy's favorite) |

and discusses it with his agents He has attended only one movie

sport. She stumbled slightly on the!

here today ... Why doesn't Sid ipremiere, “The Man With the

final question, but got the money)

Caesar grab wonderful Pat Golden Arm,” and is never seen

anyway, In seroma |e

at the big Hollywood parties. A —

Marshall of “Mr. Wonderful?” * * *

Lit

few personal friends are actors—

“Perry Comio’s mother-in-law,

Paola told reporters she had de-

Sterling Hayden, Jim Davis, Ed-

clined a “‘proposal from Rome to

uard Franz. But most of his

GOOD FRIDAY

over

in Washington, Pa., doesn’t

Doors Open

become a film star” and a TV of-

friends come from other walks of

speak much English,but she

Tomorrowat '

2:45—Show 3:00

fer from “an American agency

life. |

loves “Jackie Gleesey,” Perry's whose -name I don't remember.”

NO FLASHY CAR

She added:

competitor. She assured

“All I want to do is finish high Classy cars have long been the:

eecae

“Perro,” as she calls him, that, school and achieve my dream of symbol of stardom in Hollywood. |
“T don't look at Jackie Gleesey ,

love by marrying my fiance.” There again, Ernie refuses to con-,
She didn't identify the lucky lad. form. He drives a 1949 Pontiac}

SATUURDAY

now, only.at you, Perro. I can't

Paola's baby blue eyes andjand a 1951 Gadillac, He is some-
FRANCES platinum blonde hair make her

look at Jackie Gleesey now — -

we only got one channel and you're the only one on it, Perro.” something ofa rarity in this coun-
try of brunettes, She even pushed,
THE MIDNIGHT EARL... Italy's film queens off the picture’
pages as she zoomed up the ladder

Jackie Gleason and two Buicks are set for ‘alte a while

on the Leave It or Double It pro-

in Phoenix, where he’s rented a house and hopes to shed 60

gram. ;

pounds . . . Louls Armstrong ducked out on the Monaco * * *

IN VISTA-VISION

nee he'll be workingin Australia .. .. Frances Bergen, She ran into her only difficulty
‘s B.W., is being considered for the film, “Unfinished on the last of the three final ques-Starring BURT LANCASTER

tions, She knew the whole 11-man

Symphony.”

lineup of Bologna’s national cham-

. i i, Mee

pionship team of 20 years ago, but

Frank Sinatra gave a “losers party” for the Academy

couldn't remember one reserve
Award nominees who didn’t make it... Ray Anthony, who player. :
became a dad last week’*(via Mamie Van Doren),.will be taken With the crowd in the Milan stu-
to court on an alimony rap (via ex-wife Dee Keating) . -| dio roaring for Paola to win, mas-|
Nat “King” Cole’s eighth anniversary gift to the missus was

ter of ceremonies Mike Bongiorno
ae up bis hands and said: | Lap

| TODAY

a tripN. Y. -+ » Peter Lawford's sporting @ | icaano comre-rpa ‘

to ¢rew-cut.

OU've done well enough with-
EARL’S PEARLS ... that last name. Everyone SUNDAY At 10:45 A.M.

You're an old-timer if you can remem-waite you to win. You're too pret-

ty to lose.”

ber the days when the farmer's daughter

“The Robe” and

_ The Last Frontier”.

got more attention than the farmer's vote.

WE Re DR
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Lester Lanin made an ocean

GRAND HOLIDAY

LOS ANGELES —Actor John’ i

crossing on a liner so swank that you have

FOR

ENTERTAINMEST

to pass a test Wayne served as stand-in fora

Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M.

}

before they'll let you be a stowaway. congressman yesterday. He went!
to the registrar of voters office

x * * * Phone FE 4-4611

anti filed nominating papers for ¥ “

Bill Stern gave his son a math problem: “How do you!®

Rep. Donald Jackson (R-Calif}:’

divide two apples among three boys?” The boy’s answer: A A

Wayne’ said he and Jackson are’

Drive

“Don't tell one of the kids about it.” That's earl, brother.

long-time personal friends. |
(Copyright 1956, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.)
Most locomotives are overhauled f| heater
every 60,000 miles; trucks 20,000:

One government expert esti-|in the number of farmers in the

and planes 30,000.
mates that although U.S. farm in-|same period has been such that

2150 Opdyke Road

come has dropped 25 per cent in the reduction of average individual
the last few years, the reduction|income has been only 9 per cent. |

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TUES.—WED.—THURS.

“THE COURT MARSHALL |

IN OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY, DOORS OPEN

@ NOTE e

OF BILLY MITCHELL”

“CHICAGO SYNDICATE”

TOMORROW AT 3 P. M. — FIRST SHOW 3:15

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in

THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1056.

Soft Drink ‘Tavern’
Keeps Firemen ‘Home’

$4. in ‘Paihe

close
comes to-rest at some Tevet founds
government. |. The firemen operate a soft drink
The table showa|tavern in the fire station,
how Taxpayers’ income was|ern profits, witich go to
spent department, just

wereone

EverTY

Here's how it's Psa

are.

1955 taxes. First drawup into

and other local i
side their home county for $27

Biggest single outlay is Mr.
and Mrs, federal

Taxpayer'sin-
come tax, They take every de-
ductionthey can, and use all

up paying nearly

per cent of their income, ~—
The 3 per cent state sales tax
putsa bite‘on them for $99. That
includes$60 paid on a new

the
$2,000 car

3 3
8
$e ;

SEE PONTIAC'S

Pe ee

UP ae LARGEST

SELECTION

(3100 your

: 92 12%

OLD LIVING
: “teed

&> ROOM SUITE!

purchases 1 0462788 e 6 ae

baw tarrees

~~ Leggspdevedh ne Saw 1 ¢ ped

ae eS ed.

Gas DAM. seeeecis. ; a a or re or |

bi... eeeeee 73 13 2 P| 5 i 22

Phone bill .......,.. e 7 is 62 7 o 27

Lunches, restaurants

and bars ......<... + a |) 2 S2 17
Hardware and lumber 75 6 2: 23241 ts tee
Gasolineand oil....., 14 2 1 31 27

Parking od soci -S$a 2: :H ret

BEOTO .vncsesese 36 4 i 54
and entertain-
ment ....... nay Og 4 A} 3" 2 4

Liguor (bettiea month) 38 22 4 26 31

Beer ...... Uewenesese i» 64 «(8 r 6 31

A cca DE eecccsce 100 8 1 28 >» i Li

poms oo val eeeeceeee 30 2

School books and : Tied hie

ene eee * 25 1 1 — 2

Sundries. sscescsses a 2 a4

eee eeweeee A

——— nie

TOTAL ........00-$6,002 $1,040 $154 $24 $268 $27 $1,513 25%

The rest winds up as taxes in| Most states witha lower sales
hidden or indirect ways, such as|tax or no sales tax at all makes
a store’s property taxes, or a/up for it with an income tax. At
manufacturer's income tax. the $6,000 income level of the

. ¢ average Americanfamily, the

city

Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayer aren't}net result comes out about the
aware they are paying these hid-|same, one way.or the other.
den levies when they shell out) Other taxes on the car, such as
the cash for a loaf of bread, -ajthe federal excise tax and the

——— = 2

But taxes are "hnitaiiel in the
bill, just as surely as though they)’
had been itemized.

Of their total] tax of $1,513,
accordingthe breakdown, the

to
Federal Government ends up
with more than two-thirds,
$1,040.

“Mr. and Mrs, Taxpayer's home
state gets $154.

He Always Plays
on Traveling Piano

ST, LOUIS (™—Composer Ltikas
Foss didn’t like the concert grand
piano provided for his solo per-
formance with the St. Louis Sym-
phony Orchestra.

s ° *

A piano company rushed another
from Belleville, Ind., 30 miles
‘away. Foss tried it out but said!
he preferred the first piano after!

It.

* cg Ld Ly
The company moved the second
piano back fo ‘Belleville at its own
expense. “It happens all the
tne,” a | Company ¢official sighed.

/2_OFF

income, tax of the dealer and the
manufacturer,figured only on

are

does the family escape paying
something in taxes.

The social security deductions
from Mr, Taxpayer’s pay isn't
figured as a tax, since presum-
ably he or his wife wili get it
back seme day in the form of in-
surance.

The biggest percentage bite that
governments put on any purchase
comes on the bottle of liquor that
the Taxpayers invest in about
once a month. Out of the $38
budget item, $26 goes for taxes,
or 68 per cont.

Other high tax pea included:

Movies and entertainment such| —
as ball games, on which the Tax-
payers get nicked for a 10 per}
cent federal admission tax. Total
rate, 25 per cent.

Cigarettes, the cost of which was
46 per cent taxes.

SALE!

MATTRESS

pei

of Famous Make

LIVING ROOM -

SUITES and. SECTIONALS

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$ :

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Choice of wrought iron
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tops, -

OVER 125 TO CHOOSE
FROM

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ae Detroit-Officiat Reports.Vaccine May KO the Snifl Sey :

Keep Our >

City er

Faction Free

E Vote Monday For—

:
i

a MAYOR WILLIAM W.

+
9

‘Values to $49.50 MEN'S @

i Fe ‘

“within
: "FS
agrees.
perhaps the|sen,
outstanding authorities in the field, board of health.

Rear future,”

perhaps

University:
two men,

Some common sense ‘‘dogs'’ and |

Sits

;

|“don'ts" about the common’ cold

ard,

trom Dr. Herman ‘Bunde-|

ome

Commissioner from District No.

“But, these

president of the Chieago |

afte not sure whether the solution ,

will be in the form of e vaccine|FOLLOW THESE TIPS 4

of his recommended

x : a
some kind of as-yet-undiscovered) flere are

it | @ Shorskins § @ Planncte-° Sigtens

drug or compound. 1—Avoid a person with a known|l | @ Gabeordines --@ All-Wool Dacrons Check His Record

to say ‘

and’ ditticalt to do, it fe sti af CONN’S LOW, LOW ‘a. FREE ALTERATIONS!

You will discover Bill Donaldson has
, Faas NEW SPRING TONES | an 4 consistantly sponsored progressive | |
$ 95 ', projects, improvements and financing W™44™ W-PONALDSON

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sais nition, Tale by cu Wis 0) d l * l | SPORT COATS

to keep Pontiac a modern, clean, welk run city... at the -
eae over the length of dmmunity oulsiana Law lowest tax cost possible. A “)

These ore beautiful sport coats just vight for year @round
wear. Values to $25.

Soave tdnaddenr deter |-manon

the Uni-|)ocinc

SHOES The group that fought the Municipal

“hGGK

Parking issue

are now

a w A PRICES SLASHED

Dr. Harry Dowling of

was ect today on a state

of Ulinois

versity college of, medi-| i a aa ee NAACP) SPRING JACKETS 7 turning their fight against Bill Donaldson . . . They are again
The average period between under Louisiana's old anti-Klan| $599 Men’s & Boys’ aie using the same misleading, vicious methods to confuse and

eelds appears to be six and law after the NAACP sought . to! ; : ’ .
pPemaes si biceé wags We wl case to om ind a a 9 a $395 Te pk pap Suits mislead you.

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FORESIGHT

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| THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1936

Leafs. backed up to the wall,but _* 8
the Wings want to berrow Coach Jimmy Skinnerbe-| we.

Cup hockey battle tonight

Leading 3-1 in the best-of-T seml-

Meet at Yale

| Ohio State, Eli Tankers
Favored in 33rd Annual)

NEW HAVEN, Conn, (INS) —| ~
Nearly 300 swimmers from more
than 50 colleges, including team)

Hlze

fit t*

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of time,” he said.

favorites:Ohig State qnd Yale,|.
AP Wirephote

JONES IN — Philadelphia Philliesbaseman

HOSPITAL third
Willie Jones takes a look at photo of himself after he was hit by a

addition to the team title won last in five games, winding it up Tues-
year by OSU. More important,

ShiftEndFrom

the three-day carnival will produce
a line on America's Olympic pros-
pects,

_ ‘Two of the Buckeyes’ thre de-

Kramer fo ‘Be Wingback fending champions are return:

But Skinner said that didn’t mat-

ing. Al Wiggins, the world ree-

ter, either.

Coach Bennie ordholder in the backstroke,

“We might have been a little

OosterbaanMichigan willof

| defends in the individual medley

ahead of ourselves ip Toronto—

~| and Gilders in the

Fletcherone-

looking past the series at hand

meter dive.

and into the next round, But not

—

TURNING BACK THE CALENDAR

, teammatesSt. Petersburg, as if they'd

Johnny at both

now.

We have to win this one and

A third defending titleholder in

*5 FgE aes
He

Mize (left) watches from behind the backstopat like the calendar to turn back and get back up

we know it. And if we win it, and

Phoenix, Arizona, where the Giants are training, there to the plate and swat a few. ‘we re. hot, we'll be ready for

and Joe DiMaggio looks over his old Yankee whatever follows.”
_Wigging and Aubrey are the
most likely double winners. George

Tigers Win, 15-5

Breen of Cortland State is another.
Breen is almost without competi-

Plentiful for

Suddenly Aglow

in the 1,500-meter event, which

== 2nd Base

*
ave Kives of Pontiac is a mem-
of the Wheaton College base-
ball team. ———— :

5 e * = |

Warren Orlich, starting his 4th

year as pro at Tam O'Shanter

Ready or Not

Country Club, signed a new three

as Hicks Collects Six Hits

year contract this week.
LAKELAND, Fila. — Six Obviouslyone day perform. seasons ‘never has which brought on two more Phila-

Williams Goes

hits the league Hicks

ance won't the answer, delphia Runs.

Against Tigers

in six times up and all of a sudden impressed as a great hitter, He's

° * *

But it does indicate that this 29-| heen

regarded as a good glove!

Title Series in Both the second base problem of the

All of which makes him still a

First Softball

year-old switch hitter bears man and it was his fielding that!
Knotted at serious watching, moved him from the Tigertown)

Detroit Tigers looks a little less

question mark for the long pull.’

serious.

But certainly he gained attention.

rookie camp to the main Detroit.

The 6-for-6 day belonged to Bud-At the moment Hicks isn't even

From now on its up to him,

squad this spring.

dy Hicks, one of a half dozen as-on the Tiger roster. He's listed

The Tigers try against Kansas|

Meeting Called

pirants to the Tigers’ keystone job. as Charleston, W.Va., property— He had gone to the plate 35

City again today, this time. at

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

It came yesterday in the Tigers’ another of the Detroit minor league times up to yesterday and had

A pair of great comebacks by West Palm Beach,

15-5 victory over the Philadelphia chatels. collected only four hits, Then DETRO! nT PHILA. (NL) Team Managers to Talk

Fort Wayne and Syracuse send the e bl * 7 ABR H AB RH

Phillies and immediately raised beom!

Western and Eastern division Keunn,ss 410 : et f About Summer Program

the question: is Hicks the man? Certainly in parts of 11 minor} Malmb'gss 1 1 @ — ®

pl ‘s right down to the wire, He came up in the 2nd inning Torgeson,jb 5 © @ Hamner.ss ]

‘Delsing.\f = =3 1 & Fierettip 0 April 4 at City Hall

tonight in the National Basketball ‘with the bases loaded and deliv-

Boone,Jb 604 1 W.W'tlake lf 3 0 0

ered a two run single. He came Phillips.3> 0 © O& Bowman,ri @1

Futtlee! 42 2 } BT 6

. * ¢ @ | Dodger Sorry up in the 3rd with a man on and/ Abe Plans for the 1956 men’s softball

Aber,p 1 0 @ To'pkina2» 3
The Fort Wayne Pistons, down hit a 350 foot home run, Back he program are now being made by

Maxwellif 3 2 2 | onnett,e > 0
< 62 purk.c }

20 at one stage of the best-of-5 came in the fourth as the Tigers the Pontiac Parks and Recreation

>vk, 31 H tree. 0

Bean Ball Feud Starts

Western series, are at home in the grabbedan 11-0 lead and singled er, Department.

King.cf 211A ‘Wilake 0

ititie showdown with the St. Louis) to left. He opened the sixth with a) Nice! r i * * *
|Hawks, while the Syracuse Na-| single to right and the 8th with a Totals 41,15 13. Totals “67 The first meeting of men's soft-

Between Jones, Newk

A—Panned for (Snyder in @th

‘tionals, trailing 1-0 and then 2-1, single to center. ball team managers or representa-

itsseaee reese O82 300 O22—15

throw and now

‘are at Philadelphia for the East-PHILADELPHIA... 002 102— §

a batted ball.” the By the time he got another | E—Tompkins 4, Nicelotta, Boone, Max-

ern playoff with the Warriors.

chance in the 9th even the Phila: | well, Hicks RBI—Kuenn, lmberg, |

* ° »
Syracuse scrambled to a 2-all)
possible climax promised for the jwasn't ruling this out yet because

tie by rocking the Warriors 108-104,
on Ed Conlin's free throw and bas-|

Falstaff Team Leads

April 17th National League opener \“X-rays will not show a fine line Softball increased in popularity

this one to right,

between the Brooklyn Dodgers and fracture."’ Detroit 15, Philadelphia fast year, the recreation depart-

ket and George King’s two free! romek 1, Aber 1, Lovenguth 5, Snyder

the Philadelphia Phillies. | LJ * * Strangely, he having Phere’ ment reports, and participation
'O—| in the sport may increase this

in ABC Tournament | while was ‘ .

throws in the final minute last }

night. at Syracuse,

ROCHESTER, N.Y. —Falstaff oe oo) * 3.| summer. An influx of new or-
Beer of Chicago continued to hold The ‘Warriors t Gro-teams may cause league
-tn-the-feam-Hvisioenr-‘points and--were fast batis said yesterday the Dedg-re, Me-limitations with last year's teams

to be determined is whether Jones|*

iof the American Bowling Congress given benefit of preference, the

the half before going cold in the, er ace “deliberately threw at me.”| will suffer a permanent hearing!
' Tournament with the 3,092 pins it — period, Syracuse outscored | Newcombe, known at times to’ impairment. | department announces.
bowled over last Saturday. Philadelphia 30-18 in the third have trouble controlling his tem-,

Pirate Breakup

5 fe

All managers or team represent-

The tourney entered its third quarter, as the Warriors hit only
day without any changes 4 of 22 shots from the field, and |

Senator, WhiteSox

per,

calmly denied throwing a de-

liberate bean ball in an exhibition

atives who desire consideration as

a member of the men's city soft-

ball leagues this summer should

straight

among the top leaders of all divi-Jed 90-74 going into the final pe-|hetween the two teams here Tues-

sions. riod. |day. “I’m very sorry he thinks

Tony Sparando of Rego Park, | * * LS 'that.” the big righthander said. ‘!

N, Y., topped the singles with 7-9;| -Philadetphia-

make .every effort to attend this

FORT MYERS, Fla. &—John

he uses a pinch batter for one of|

first meeting, the department

Land Eddie O'Brien, the Pitsburg

‘the infielders,

states,

Pirate twins who form the only

{BM Litlard and Stan Gifford. of deficit to 103-102 on a 3point play got away from me. I didn’t try to|

TAMPA, Fla. —A player deal

“It would be something new,

The meeting agenda will include

\sueh combination in the major

Chi cago, Ill., headed the doublesby Joe Graboski with 1:24 left. hit him. I don’t pitch at anybody. between the Chicago White Sox

Hli

out Willie." He said he threw a was going to part with Jim Rivera,
fast ball that slipped out of his

Britain's Cotton fo Play in Masters fingers.

leagues, may be separated within playing without John. We've been discussion of league organization,

with 1,331; and Lillard dominated After, Conlin scored his foul shot I'm very sorry he feels that way.” jand Washington Senators has been

a few months for the first time together a long while now, and. player contracts, practice and

-|the all-events with 2,018. and field coal, Tom Gola trimmed * * ® | sidelined, temporarily at least.

in their athletic careers, from the way he's played and hit, playing fields, rules and other reg-

the lead to 106-104 with 9 seconds|

* * * he should be with the ¢lub.” ‘ulations,

Jones, out of bed but still held Sox vice president Chuck Comis-

lett before King iced it. in Mortion Plant Hospital; said likey says he received a telegram

Champ Under Knife Eddie frankly admitted today

“That guy deliberately threw at'from Cal Griffith, Senators presi-'

NRA Semifinal Playoffs that he can see the handwriting:

ANN ARBOR — Mike Rodriguez,

WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS

}

Back in Circuit |

me. He did it my first time up." dent, that Griffith “cannot discuss,

on the wall, but he said he does’

Big Ten 157-pound wrestling cham-|sye«*nxe.

B. Pe vedatnh's FOE
Jones got a wal’: in a previous ap-jdeal involving players mentioned

not mind going to the minors if

(Best-of-5 series tied 2-2)

pion, underwent a knee operation:

against Newcombe. \until a later date.”

TRURSDAY'S SCHEDULE pearance

jhe can play regularly. He and
jbrother Johnny picked up an es-|
jtimated $40,000 apiece for signing,

Hogans Retirement Short

couse at Philadelphia

Jones said that Newcombe

Rumors were that the Sox

Warne

2-2)° throws ‘‘close enough to make me

wanted Pedro Ramos or Camilo

out, He does it all during the

with the Pirates in March of 1953.|

* ©
move

Pascual, right handed pitchers,

regular season.”

Ex-Open Champ Now

and catcher Clint Courtney.

NEW YORK \—Ben Hogan's re-! and will be ready to shoot for the

Newcombe shouted as he let

Under the major league bonus,

tirement seems to have been short-“big ones” again this

the pitch that beaned Jones, ‘“Look In return, Chicago reportedly

year.

rule, the 26-year-old twins have to

lived.

}

This will be Hogan's first visit

stay

with the club two years. That

* * *

Bob Nieman, Walt Dropo

the British Isles since he

or any to

period, with time out for the pe-

won

The four-time National Open

number of lesser lights. “

the j

riod spent in military gervice, ex-!

: ort Worth, Tex.,|1953.

—

+ pires in mid-summer.
* * * |who

announced after his defeat in| One other U. S -

an 1 S.

NEW YORK (#—Great Britain’s!of a century of international golf,/old. When you reach that age it's)

player will be

Henry Cotton, returning to Ameri-/Cotton said he felt that Walter difficult to work up enough en-“Tt doesn't look as though Tn the 1955 Open that he was through ‘chosen to team with Hogan in the
the first time in eight years| Haven was ‘“‘king of the pros’ and thusiasm to compete against the get to play much and you can't With serious competitive golt, &C-| competition, to which 28 nations
in the Masters Tourna-!Bob Jones was the “greatest shot-younger men. learn sitting around,” said Eddie, Cepted an invitation today to rep-\/ have been invited.
says golf no longer is a maker of all time.” “What is the first thing to go! “About all Bobby (Bobby Bragan.

resent the United States in the In-/
for the “‘popcorn-ball hitter, “But it's impossible to make for the tournament golfer? It's not! Pirate manager) will use me for ternational matches at Surrey,
artist of the links.”
| comparisons,” he added. “It's like the legs and it’s not the nerves.| | is a pinch hitter, or to fill in England, June 24-26.

Phog Allen Wants

* 8 @&

“The accent is entirely on pow-judging great paintings. Each art-as Jimmy Demaret says. It's the somewhere late in a game in case
John Jay Hopkins, head of the

er.” added the 49-year-old two-ist has to be judged according to ability to concentrate.
time British Open champion yes-his particular era and his partic-“When you're young and full of

International Golf Assn., made the

One More Season

announcement. He said Hogan was

terday in a stopover here en route! ular field.” steam, every 6 or 8-foot putt be-
to Augusta, Ga. “The modern! Commenting on the report that'comes a life or death matter.

unable to commit himself on the LAWRENCE, Kan. — Phog
courses are built for it, the equip-Ben Hogan may be flirting with a When you get older, you're in-British Open at Liverpool July 24. Allen, who has been in the bas-
ment encourages it and the best) comeback in view of an announced clined to say, ‘Suppose I should

DeerLook for Food

| Reports out of Florida are that. ketball coaching business almost

‘as Weather Eases

Hogan has whipped his game into @ half a century, can expect an

jintention of playing in the Inter-.miss it—so what?’
. * * national matches at Surrey, Eng-) ‘To put it in a nutshell, I'd say

players today are sluggeré.

top sha pe with intensive practice | early reply to his request for one

LANSING — Deer were able)

more season as head man of the
| to move out of yards im search of!

“The little men, fellows like land, June 24-26, Cotton said: ‘you're through when you're tired

| University of Kansas Jayhawks.

and Chick Evans of) “Hogan is more than 40 years,of getting tired."

old , haven't a chance.| | food during the past week as Balmore | Will The university's Athletic Board

i
They might as well pack up their |

| weather eased somewhat, the state, meets tonight to make recommen-
bags and try something else.” | Add Sluager to

consérvation department reported! dations on the basketball coach-

New Caddie Master at

| today. ing situation.

Cotton, a man of slight stature,
|

. * * * | Allen has passed the mandatory

himself and one of the game's Team’s Roster '

cleverest shotsmiths. said natural-Milder and thawing weather retirement age of 70.

Orchard Lake CC Post

MESA, Ariz. (INS) —. Manager’

| was reported in the deer areas Recommendations of the Athlet-
passing of = oa, but he..added: | | and the snow, ranging from one

ly he-was-“regretful” to see the

|Paul Richards said today Tito ic Board will be passed on to the

| Newest addition to the Orchard, hitch with the Air Force during

Francona, Baltimore's spring

Board of Regents,

Lake Country Club staff is Joe) World War II.

training slugging sensation, will)

If Allen is not retained, beports

Fouts who was named caddie)

| He has been in Michigan for, . Reports of deer being killed by be added ‘to the Orioles’ roster are that Dick Harp, Allen's. as-

master replacing Pat Brazil now

ithé past five years aiding police’ dogs were on the increase, how-within the next few days. sistant the past several years will

and institutions in recreation pro-ever, with 53 cases of deer being The 22-year-old native of New be elevated to the head wa

holding the same post at Birming-

3 oii
Z3

ham CC.

Fouts

with wide

grams for youngsters. Brighton, Pa., is leading the Ori-

killed by rovifig dogs in the north-

* * *

Orchard Lake golf activity got, : ern lower peninsula during the oles in home runs With five and in
comes to Orchard Lake way last week and Fouts: week, ; Ss | Tuns-batted-in with 15 while batting Tiger Jones Now 5th _

experience ‘in

working Wee

: * © \* .378 in 14 exhibition games.

requested that boys interested

NEW YORK (INS) —. Spoiler

Pontiac Press Phote |

with organized boys groups.

Owners were warned: against al-| A lefthanded -hitting fist base-Ralph (Tiger) Jones of Yonkers,

in caddying register at the club

NEW CADDIE MASTER — Tom Shannon (rig ht) pro at Orchard|

Originally from North Carolina, |

day except Mondays.

lowing dogs to run,in the ‘deer 1 man

who was discharged from the

N. Y., was listed 5th among the
any

Lake, Lake Country Club goes over some incidentals with the club's new

areas as

conservation officers have

Air Force late Jast summer, Fran-world middleweights in the month.

the new caddie bois was respon: |

Shannon,

Rin| caddie master Joe who assumed the position with the Orchard

the authority to kill any dog found!cona is being into an can magazine ratings released

and teaching assistant

sible for organizing

numerous

pro

Lake openingweek.

last

boys clubs in Arizona after bis [Kennedy head the club's pro staff.

attacking or molesting a deer, outfielder this

has, centered his probe on McCoy, threw a bout in Baltimore Jan. 22, NOW Taking RESERVATIONS for 1956

seeking to prove him the silent|1951, to Jimmy Bivins. He saidhe

fornia boxing probe, which already

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McCoy before Gov. Goonwin with hoodlums.

he crossed up the fix-fight

Knight's special investigating com-

. 3% boys and outpoi idie Be-

fixed fight not| shore, then-hoping title: shot.

‘The alleged

lor

mittee,

score,

* * *

necessarily involving McCoy, stood! Wills said Harry (Champ) Segal

“CYLINDER HEAD MILLING

ile

McCoy, reputed boss man of at around 16 today following new/of New. York was Besbore’s man-
the game in this section, with con-disclosures yesterday. “lager and that it was Segalwho
nectiong all over the nation, has Veteran Carlos Chavez led off/approached himin Gym

Stillman’s

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Chief Investigator James J. Cox ot a bout with Art Aragon at the! Wills said, in effect, that people

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TOOK |A DIVE — Carlos Chavez, nationally known veteran boxer,
testified before the California investigating committee yesterday that

Phil Woolpert Objects

he took a one-round dive in a fight in Los Angeles with Art Aragon

Later a now retired heavyweight/r

to Changes Made for

in 1950. He said he was sick at the time from loss of blood due to

young Harry Wills, a voluntary|Freddie’s manager, provided he

iliness and said, ‘‘there was no use in getting hurt.”

Next Season

SAN FRANCISCO « — The best;

Cage Tourney at St. FredesSShs=s=

ithe rules changes ordered for next)

A post-season men’s basketball ‘Dick Warren, Stadium Inn; Aj S¢450n. ao
attraction — the Gold Medal tour-‘King, Phil's Inn; and Tex Klaus,| ‘They've been making the same
Philgas. mistake for the last three or four,

nament — will get under way next

years,.’ snorted Phil Woolpert,

week in Pontiac.

: whose University of San Francisco

witness, told the committee he!would lose. Wills said he at first

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Giese, Eibeve valied 0 Ineastcing

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and 10 independent teams from the Ss consecutive victory. wn Hobbie 184,

Neweombe 463; Allen |in his right leg while

Pontiac area are entered, The tour-|
mey will start Monday night, fol-!
lowed by Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday activity, -

The Gold Medal tournament
will be a single elimination af-
fair. Trophies will be awarded
to the tep four teams and 66
individual awards will be made.

Competing teams are Stadium
Inn, Griff's Grill and Phil's Inn/
from Pontiac's city leagues; Phil-
gas, Manny's Bar and an Alumni
squad from the Waterford Town-
ship circuit; the Northerners, Hill-
billies and 6th Street & Woodbine.
from Redford Township, and the!
UAW-CIO quintet. of General Mo-
tors.

Philgas meets 6th Street & Wood-
bine at 7 o'clock, the UAW-CIO
faces the Alumni at 8:15, and
Stsdium Inn battles the Hillbillies
at 9:30 in Monday night's first
round games. oo

Remaining teams swing into
action Wednesday, which will re-
duce the field te four clubs for
Saturday's semi-finals. The title
game is scheduled Sunday,
April 8.

Many familiar names to area
basketball fans will be playing in
the tourney, including Bob. McMan-
us and Dave Sebring for the Alum-
ni; Gar Townes, Dick Williams,
and Dick DeWit for Manny's; |

Ben Van Alstyne, Michigan State)

Ov er lj h tburn ‘They're trying to legislate de-

fense jmstead of coaching it.”

0g Woolpert’s Dons topped the na-:

| tien’s collegiate cagers two suc-

Youngstown Boxer Gets | cessive years in defensive play

Unanimous Decision in| while roiling up the longest win-

Cleveland Bout [et ipstrey Se Sr! bocce

CLEVELAND —The new ring The rules change to which Wool-
ratings are just out, but-a name pert. objects most strongly is the!

: * 2 . ;

is missing among the lightweightone aimed at the big man who is
contenders to be reckoned with. agile enough—and has the height—|
Langston Car! . Morgan Jr., of to guide teammates’ errant shots
Youngstown, Ohio, belongs among'into the basket, a maneuver at
them now, iwhich Dons’ Bill Russell excelled.'

A 52 underdog in the betting.; Next year officials will be forced

Seba nora, tocoanan| 1) Son ihe spat whether te

-rounder ; sori
last night against Ludwig Light-|" Dasr‘ts oriinated as @ pass or

burn, classy British Honduras box-_ ~
ér°who ranks fourth among the
lightweight hopefuls. b

The upset came close to being
vastly more startling, for Morgan)
almost had a kayo midway in the

Gashin ee

first round. He landed his power-
ful right cross on Lightburn's chin

and the favorite went down and

@ MAH

remained dazed for the rest of
the round. . |
Lightburn, who had won seven’

cet

straight, finished strong and felled
Morgan, with a right cross in the!
ninth, but he never came close to
catching up with the margin the
Youngstown boy piled up in the
first four rounds. '

Both judges scored it 94-93 for
Morgan, and Referee Tony La-
Branche put Morgan on top 97-88

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‘The story you are about to hear is true. Only the name has been “Keep reading — keep reading! ... I'm just going for a drink
changedto protect the idiot— i of water!”
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FIFTY-THRER ee

the pu rpose of defrayl thas part otlane, ordinance a eee iene |

‘the cost which the decided on theshould be Paid, anc borne a) ‘special unless KS by the ;

Tiggikers | ee ~ = — ——-. ot mpaceigliant" oc, ee
water main in Peacoe! venue from make te.

Joslyn Avenue to von Street. in Clara arom ages ond Ppsor abey oa oo

Avenue from Joslyn Avenue

to B. line of | highway, or ony ciher peproperty ‘mat =

abd on -. 102, rin alee — from! pis -the storage vor ainplag
DETROIT PRODUCE © acock Avenue jumbla Avenue is seco! hand

oon ei ‘fe in my office for public t = sad d*ciomotien, et
ectotice ts site eas given thes the| “pestien ti:

only, brought to seh-Dontiee, wim neeet in the veaigaeiy ee Bt no oman ate for any — P

OFT, March 17 (AP) —The “fol-

€rowers and

by themin whole-|

sold

ie y Mail in se ity, | oF : SS

on the ard day of Apri A.D. 1984 ai| Uoenees“ .Rtemobiies or ete <— |

, 6:00 o'clock p.m, to review said pont which have a for

“" QAKLAND ment, at which time and place eppor«

{tuner will be given all persons tn: terested

ORDINANCE. NO. 1903 A end im

Prices in the early afternoon

— Ma ce fa amend the. Buticing “pated: March 28, arr R. EVANS, [Prosecution and arrest for such. violation,
a wereup 2 to a little better than

\as the “Building Zone Ordinance.” City Clerk, | Provided, r, that. any Heensee

Mar, 20, 105q,™8Y ‘obtain the City Manager

Biteetive April ewe ee pentaihd special —— te burn =

—— = Saaioe ts andbena
a eee see BuildI™E) Notice of Special Assessment: |by the City Manager where cere, te

‘tome Ma + Ents omg No. #44, known 2 for pach ‘Any

as the * mg Romeo ence.” Curb, Gutter and Related Work on burning of waste materiqis be in
The —« tac Ordains, Hovkins Street. conformity with the Provisions the

clip and hit a pace around 3,000,-

000 shares for the day. That com-

gee: To: Sara Ral Inc.| ety Fire

pares with 2,610,000 shares traded

The building sone map of the Rutid-Archie C. Lamb, Clare Butke, Ire Dp. Section 12:

tor providethe andin ‘the “de-|Braske, Dorothy Aletander. B. Purman.|. Tt, shall be unlawful for

yesterday, when the market after,to that ang

Dalles Grav, — KR. Alston. te display any wrecked, junked or dam-\
ae os Manufectaring Land Co, B Ho -Gram, Neil|side the fence and all such andise

| “€on purchase ready-mix... a. lot of irregularity finally man-pt a hereinafter set forth, ‘be Algot Nasstrom. Wallace 8 "yod motor ie out-<

eck ‘with small down dishes, at to post a new gain for the

Lote 148, 146 end 14? Dixie Mighway Saxton, Feresets Feris. Perrel,|above described shall be kept within the

wale. 4532 Dixie .

Poyment and operate in ¥. gubetviion, ao, Pontiac, Oakiand | jemes Tippen, Edward Lesperance, Allen| fence p for in Section ¢ af this

wenwsen Potion Fri. 9-9 and Sat, pecan Y = Pilkington, George W. Putinsky, State pve come

Pontiac.’ Excellent op-‘| ‘Phe steels, coppers and alumi-

The change tn the building sone mep|Lend. Board, Mra Alma Promid, John Beste T: sawtus tor any licenses

unity for brokers,

is is @ proven and

No nums were higher early today and

: — aces Peg "Manufacturing ang: mene take notice: That the roll of to carry on oor bel

provided initialleadership for the

tien of the City Plan Commission “and ae cas camer es oo carte 14:

}vise. Then the oils took over as

very

profitable

said Commission ts herebyappointed to { [ ¥f any section, tener,

opera-

_jfront runner, Finally the railroads make a'‘final report upon this amend~ detraying that part, of the cost pe eleuse or phrase of = ordinance is for

the Commission decided shouldbe

ment to this Commission previous te the void, such

apectal

—Advler, May $1.39%:; -joined ‘the advance, and made it

tion. See Mr.

any reason to

public hearing to he held before this

shall not affect the validity

to % lower, May 64% wnendi general. The aircrafts were just

smendment ts adopted, pursuant to See-

Rummage Sale. Youth Center.'

tion 4 of Act No 207 of Public Acts of

cent lower, May $1.31; sovbeans

%. about alone among major groups

| Lake Orion, Fri. and Bat.

—Adv.|

107%, as amended.

utilities 4.00, bakers 5.50.

rivals 33;

Flint, Maun

1 % higher, May $2.67%. and

on track64

: ;

mod persisting in showing: min 3. lso hereby given that the|¢ach section, sentence, clause

sub-section,

moderate, Pe 8 irrespective Of the

1% 8

suppliés

market steady.

seies: Plerida|

tes

signs.

moderste

‘carlot_

and

track

Pennsylvania Railroad

That not less than fifteen (159 deve/Commission

notice of the time and place of thelot Ponting

and

efit

the A of City thereof

meet Commission|fect One

lard 2 to 5 cents a hundred pounds

higher, May $12.45.

H°*Ntock

round reds in 60 Ib sacks 3.35-3.40. standing with a strong runup of a — =) toe pag one euaer in the or we Re i sae be declared void.

in the

that

of more other

The Catsman Company

out-

sete

was

eny

The United States has 5,500

= os s ol 8 emendment s ven Mmjon the Ird day 1 , bed phrases may
. 2 CHICAGO weryen AND Fo between 2 and 3 pointsin heavy|* newsnaper of eeneral circulation tn | 8:00 joreaiek nm. to review said assens-|Seotion 15:

ts.

Groin Prices CHICAGO, reh 29 CAP) Butter! tradi Vie sty: ak each Seber henring ts|ment, at which time amd place oppor-—— No, 902 is hereby repesied.

CHICAGO GRAIN steady; seoeipts ‘927 000: wholesale iter’ tradi i : herebvy fixed at Pebruary 7, 1066; pad will be given all persons im hand of, or faflure te comply

CRICAGO, (AP)—Opening|iR6 Prices unchanged: 93 score AA 81:| Ashland Oil was the‘ most active ey ae. win this
grain: te: tc ee 5 a CS; cars 3), es group With & goin cl areund! Or tan Pan ee eneae te et roo or Gh meee YR AR

* if ' ’ ars * a ia im MO.
2.38% inves ‘mixed: receipts 8.306; wholesale a point, It was yesterday’s most|* Pext*re by th* City Commission ADA R_UVANG, [coed ony Sune Se te eee

¥ ’ Seem Louying prices 1 lower to % higher; U.S8/0 0 "ths City of Pontiac, Cle Cite eens matt anoeee ninety toe) *

All Principal Exchanges Will Be. ead EOI hs fd large whites 60-69.9 pet cent A’s 41,/aCtive issue up 1 at 19% om an) Mirde and nass-4 by the City Com. Mar. 30, 1058 by both such fine and 4

Pp Sf abs, an & ngs idee 38: checks ee) stand. increased dividend ara be the , ef Porting this in the diseretion of the court and when
an “ae r ;¢ ‘8 curren th day of Merch, A.D. 1956 ‘atice Special Assessment: fine and costs

Closed All Day Friday, March 30th ar es Teceipts 35.8 Stock exchanges will, be closed WM. W. DONALDRON, enn nde Related Work on secret ‘sony provide thatin tots “—
ed ian DETROIT EGGS : = vance of Geod Yale Street. 1 ot ren, tr 2 aeteh set oe Oneth

rd, Se Frida :

Mar ..,..... 1.69% May ie DETROIT, Merch 29 (AP)—Eggs, f.0.b. y. ~ k (90) ., wpless such fine and

dul -2.87 Detroit, cases included, federai-state| Anaconda Co. stood out in the: r Te: Reloen, Ruvtsment tas. Bote Loo conta shal teste Paid. provided. no
ws & i 7 Samuel Treete, Prentice EH ‘Horace |pe irtisoned

COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE “Whites—Grade A, Jumbo 50-83, weteht-COPPErs up betweeh 1 and 2 while WOTICE in, av. Alex| Violation of this ordinance for a longer

rge 47-49,.% %:|Aleoa i The Annusl Meerine of the Tow a ee Oe, oe n ninety (90) days,

Steal Wheel Tire ‘medium ‘Sea: bt agli = rime hide Al in the aluminum section + Plonmfie!? will he held wt on wae aero pa pee ad R. Downs — + ction 1: -—

’ 42-45, wid. av. 43% os added between 4 and 5 points, ate Tere Olesen Derren: A resrtgter : he Canady. _orainanen chek tahoe effect see

. Browns—<Gre A. bo 48-! wtd oad on Monday, April 2) 1856 at 1:00 ") (0) dey from and after fine!

A front wheel and tire was stolen! ay dons, large” bef eid “aye asie.|. Major gains also were made by) ¢cjock ‘p.m —_ ce ae neg Ty the City Commission of the

Cc J. Nephler Co.. Tuesday night from his automobile Pe#um. ©: grade B laree 42; grade © Minnesota Mining, Filtrol, Long-ROBERT. Merry. [Rom i peceusen Gerald W. Micike, B/City of Pontiac. a

cuits ot ke (cpaxthasek keane | ote Tete av. 30. ‘bell Lumber, Sehering, Reynolds Telfer we 1ose/ ©. Dandn, Tewts Z, Bell, Buster, Harring. Py ERA
818 Community National Bank Bidg. FE 2-9119 ©

according to James Patten, 97! page largewent Hy~ tae White arede A Metals, eKennecott Copper and Stu-NOTICE =o = Toke notice: ‘Thath the Fronof| aay of March, se aW, DONALDBON,

,extra jaree a-@7;, Medi-| .
Bloomfield Ter. Patten told Pon-um 41-44: grate B large 42. D dohaher Pockard. ; Notice ts hereby given thet the Annual wr the Cite Assessor f of ADA ' EVANS. —

Hours:9 to 5

es A the City , R.

|itine policeOn) the loss almounted to Peatje od attr‘2; mediummeu dete39 gradetence | averageAt noonof 60the Associated Press avnronriation Orstmance Nr. 1100 wl Beldefraving that part of the cost which cn,

ie stocks was up $1.30 ‘amended at a meetine of the cre Cam. micsion decided should be paid war he 1956$10. | large 41, 91. w™ mission. te be held ‘Thureday, Avril =. and borne by specia! assesement for .

. eee — at $191.00. so8* gt 8:00 in the evenine in the City/ construction of curb, eutter and related ee

Poult sg Pat odes Ronropriste | 5400, 008'6 work on Yale Ftreet trom Baleutn <-*

‘or ie Li i ‘er Li bil were ¥ vi newer on Z

ou ry New York soe an thet the totet eoureowation © he ae pn = aon ‘ "
TROIT POULTRY -(Late Morning Quotatio 'GA75,000.00, » tye tum to dixcheree| wort hereby .
DETROIT, March 2 (APi—Prices paid Me bd jell for sald) Commission evd the Axseesor of the City
| per prone feb. Detroit for No. 1 qual-| Ad -1 Jones & L ... 48.6 bullding. het Pontiac, will ment in the ¢ on

SPRING DOLLAR-SAVING

ity 1 ve poultry > iy —. een aan, B+ Weteey Ti 36.2 ADA a VANS Chamber tn the cur Bak Rpt a oty,

leav ens ~ ; ‘ enmecott ,, ied . » ¥ An a

rotlers or fryers (3-3%4 The Gray BS Kimb Chk any | Br Oren of tue Cre Commission. B00 ercckct nam poli,

' : ‘190.4 K . OB ... 395 ed: Mare 1966, at which time end share apnor-
ioe» = “> Lb 5) Mer %%. 1906 tun't tin Bed given ell persons interested

& My .. 68.7 ee to r

TOWNS on q

Gus & El Be Lockh Airc .. 414) QOUNTY OF OF€' ACD, STATE OF | WO’ en

CMCAOS‘A Merchare SO VAP)OL poul-| ieee& BER ., | ly NO. 4 18 city Cherk

(AP)—Live . rai Nash #74 onniN!

ei fully steady on yeua stock, about aig Mack .. 393) Adopted: March a. 1986 Mar, 3, 1066
teady on copenevies receipts | * ha) Prfective: March’2%, 1956,

D000 B Mey D cr oad Pasion ORDIN ARCS. to provide ORTENAWCN WO. 1208

| Merck ** gee) fr reep olin re-| Artouted: March 7,

heavy ey : thon, and eon-Eftect've: April 6, 1986.

Ha one fryery S385: Be = .. . bom, hr “9 > fet of central water supply sys An “<4 to ieense and reeulate!
ase meer -o p , Oak-\ the storine, kin

ee ie: Bi Moterotn 7” g04 ine * Younale Dead of tasitndeies tae oe oS = wweontiianiona

8. Townshin Hence which are unfit tee
“ zs Armour & Co 21 Mueller, Br .. 38 |rownship of the Soars of Oakland,|hienway ure, to provide a yearly _B.

Livestock #: ew Elbe Michieen. mains: ‘firmsor corporations «n-
Orr ATE Net cash Ro. a tence wnship Board “ are ting pe ‘hed wrecking st outame--

“ se: pen ve

hip nersid of +p aw

March 29 (AP)—Hogs sal-| $$} Net Detry..... 38-6 | bites unfit for recondition’ng for high-

No early sales -| ': “py Nat Gyps .....BLL Water Board na as such shall act"~" ‘way use, ond to tr t the storage

Tr market '"963/7 Nat . ‘i the township in the opetation, matnte-he ol or = fun puitemobites

Central 4.2 wrecked. ald

3 yed last Thursday sleugh--88 ou ' $37 Nance, and control of ¢ owned) qr old salvege materisls on unlicensed '

3-Pc. BATH SETS

ter steers and2 beitere pantn ag small, .. m4 lel . |or operated central water supply 6Y8-|npemiees and to 1 tons for

‘supply, steadyto 60 cents higher; de-. 60 Nort & West. 662) timc ae NS OP bs seed In Memoriam 2

mand still rather cerrew: cows sective,| 49.2 No Am AV... 854) “gection 2 The Township Board. by ctattern “or thee ordinance. :

ad prime |B _ gas wat on me + 4y [cation of and operate central water/geeron 1 Btrevel, who a
closet (less seat) x tones ‘Buad — By — GO & BL. 63.1 SUpoly systems ‘within. the townshin, ‘The term—the «toring, wreekine oF agoNo March Bon wee

: _. . complete with trim. HURRY << THESE

j 313 pan Am W air 30. (024. by resolution, may establish such diamantiing of wrecked ew ntomobites or finer ‘ee ooune

THEY WON’T LAST LONG AT THIS LOW PRICE! i” 6.80. | eu ie Panb ° 73.4 rules. regulations. rates and charres @6)eutomohilees wh'eh are unfit seeen-hold,
800; bulk utility commerctal aan bd Param ct. » 39-6 may operation Cf) aitioning ‘

and ‘Cam Me oa be reasonable in the far diehway : + hereby: Nor ever shall there be;

oly Can w2 such systems defined as the practice Gina seemhitnn To keep his memory dear,

COLORED BATH SETS Now as Low as $109.95 Up anesa ‘and chelee fed 1 Py a p= ~~ BAG Barks Da... 804 passed this 27th day of March A.D. | wrecked er To keep ts memory dear. *

ik utility cows 12.00-13 00: (fi ~y hes Rs sesa by the } Plwhich are unfit reconditioning tor Realy by his Mother, Mrs, |

for missed

10.00-12.09; buf utility = i Cole... 234 hwey use for the salvaingof we okt :

16.00: 20 b GL) Plone “'P-2) Ge) ene: Andrews, Quader, Tucker, Smlih. Inne ‘parts. ‘The term—enguaing, f LOVING MEMORY OF FHOM: |
.. %5 Phelps D I fe storing, pT Bn or wrecking a auto~ as J. Martin Senior who passed

: aye. None. mont reronditiont for wav 1061

STALL SHOWERS Sh eset = .9 RE Mor 8 44.7 AROLD J. DORRLER. oe |Nionwey y use or wr a thought ng “seoret tear

2
2
2-COMP, CEMENT ~—sPhilip_ |
kh Bis tndependence eenie. co, # * Sal, Veeincties or] Sane takes away the edge of grief |

A t $4 Pilleby MillsSes4 “Thar sous) oattne’{eeroration iteete,

a eS $3 4°

TH 4 teat Thurecae? 2 Plate 703 to nog of wrecked automohiies ‘urns @vesy |

LAUNDRY B TUBS : Compared 8 One“A {a5 PitPullman G . @9.7 Notice of lionae Construct | storingpose Gtomantiing tor the par-|the Butleaf.memory ‘wack

‘ordisassembling
slow, choice and prime vealers|Con Ed . Pure Ol)... 483 Curb, Gutter and Related Work on/tt™e or eny fi corporation Badiv missed by his wife, Mabel,

ae yom $, 5s ee ee ee ie Ge oa Bee +. 43 dismantiing or di ine any enildren: one srensenniren. , -*

TRAYS_ 00-25 00. few ee indtvidaals [cont Co et | “ag Repub Bl... 45.4|Reverty Avenue from Laurel to/wrecked autommniies or automobiles Un-| ik LOVING or ViDA .

Complete with WASH BASINS week's top Monday 1m ao Drag “1 10 | Highwood. Vol -‘aivantae ST eomenttiie i Tae. oe one.

and ST 312 'y 4) ; “4 * a

bh ua Pome fh egret + ore A, 312 Rex Tob B’... $12] You are -hereby notified thet at )Bection 2 They say time ‘bee)s all sorrow,

With tripte See: i ++ a2 Rock Spe : ror mocting of te Premommeseey i ll No yoretn, time = ean Og fad petee oe forget. : .

yuees SEE

SALE 595 chrome faucets fefewsy Bt $0.6 the City o ntime, man jengage in storine ¢ to fer ha« only proved

oe 7. market :

PRICE wonderful value!
salable, 26 Toviy’s market Bett Lee 3a Bt Reg Pa 477 March 27, 1986 by resolution it was/wrecking of automebiles unfit for re. How much we miss you 2

11°

Beer,

Prices es Slashed ‘trading only moderately ecttve: staugh-| a4 Scoville Mfg. 39.3) declared to be the intention of the City|condittoningéfor highway use or wrecked Sadie missed be hushend,
trate Marred

C ° ‘ ter lambs weak to mostly 50c low #31 bce a loots 7. (oe — ee aaninie a pee — — gry the Tra a = sisters,

waned Ethel
CARRY

CASH AND P sheep shout steady. week's top mos! ty 10.4 rs Roeb.. relat work on Beverly Avenue te wv i ogy Ms* vine eon © ‘ well.Big 21x32-Inch i bi _ % wooled lambs 21.50; best Shel! OF} _.;.. 89.2 Laure) Avenue to Highwood Boulevard/ therefor from the City Clerk of the City —_ pee
G net i” na | sneoeeal 2. > Sy at an estimated a of ss a of Pontiac, Flowers 3
that the plan, profile and estime of) Beetfon 3
® . Bou Pace 564 said improvement is on file for public) anglicatioms for sueh Heenses shall be) | DUNSTAN'S :

-Compartment s , Ve 121.4) made writing the Commis-|

in bes Ry inspection in to City ggng

mbs, No 1 and 2 pelts 18 ata sone ire nebe 22 HY 5? eal 8 t dled Sac Intended to construe ~ poe — ny eh eeceean aa ma. PIEE A Pannock 8 It

42” Sis Pity aod low good shorn lambs 15.60. |Fx-Cell.O .....768 Beg Oil Cailt 1034 Tn codeaa Gna cemummea oad tat Uoelce Geena. necessary for the prover Market. Pull line of Raster Fiow-SINKS CABINET SINK Bp ince unevenly a mostlySaar4.00-8.00. PeerFirestone 5 BU $1 chara saloe by avec lon the cfvth) ~<aan =. Oe

ff sheep soitens) sBe5%e, Ei,
‘Pood Mach 644TBS
Ol!
nt
642
Son°* according
etroyadto — ordinance ineludingthe mame and” (on St "eae meer

.. Std Ohio, ent =e

Real buys! Hurry down Complete with faucet and — ae Atud g (that -all of the lots and parcels of land)dreas of the the
strainer, Slashed for-Clear-OP py eee be Mie #2 Salad eer areas 33 Bein a Co. 4 Paste upon ether side of ee trade name under which a, "sopheant E.tithes. o tris at ge

30 Gallon Gas

today! Slight imperfec-ence! i arch (AP; — Galabie' , Avenue from “rel Avenwe to wood | is operate, previous 1 ad

hogs 9.000, slow to fairly active, and ‘C Elec . 636 hy ha “ft eee shall constitute the epecial|/the business, the names and addresses Seolt lake Td. and Lag

RE. mostly steady through early rounds. Gen Mills ... 696 [eras Co 375 assesament district to defray $6044.52 of of all persons, interested in the tasut awh, Get, 7 om.1 pe

Hot Water $ 50 later trade dnd close active. steady to Gen Motors .. 477 thom, Pa | agg the (estimated cost and expenses thereof/of the license and, ff the spplicar’ Funeral Directors 4

$77.95 as much as 25 higher oh butchers sows Gen Tel .... 453 qimk R Rear i gland that 61,890.05 of the estimated ecost|is a corporation, the names and eddresses Boia

” $9 ©

searce, fully steady: bulk mixed grades Gen fire .... 616 tran W air and expenses thereof shall te paid fromjof the officers. It shall contain an

HEATER ses tos to 3s to butchers bes: Minette .....5 44 Transamer ioe the Capmel TsImprovement Fund agreement upon the part of the appli. atr-AMBULANCE Orr -

Iss: marty,0 Mo3fe rade18.00.at Heit,39 oer, CoodrichGeveel .... (8 TewmteenUnderwood Theat eamtsetenES<HEREDY the | of |eant'that_ him.he will sevethe the, icone,that Purviev FuneralPUNFRALRome

CABINET. SINK (amd 10.900 Hy a head Br". 876 42.4\. the of OIVEN”City ranted upon condition {| ‘COATS

“Rh” Grade
with ff ma strain No le 200 Tb et 1810 a 290-325 Goodyear Tl tn Carbide 1917 Pontiac mentee will ear — Com-ait may he suspen or revenet bt beh on on —_-or. 3-17

sha’

Jot few be or
wot crate

‘ateet and str : ¥ 16.4 Pp mm sehen Shamber Aor at Cite Cormissio roper eal ravt hed iterford
ret for clearence! pct ns pape yng bee Mensa ecina ne a 8 m1 Unit ‘Air Lin #3 forcioek pom to Near suggestions and ob-|gpa af a Me DIOS Teer est CES ;
Marred BIG DU INU scarce but salable slightly higher. early Oreyvyhound tan Umit Al 72 1\fections that may be made by parties Before the license te issued evidence KIRKRY .

REG $ 50-clearance Gulf O41 1997 Pole Pruys $1.1 interested | must be submitted by the Police eg enl Funeral Home-PE 41982

ey irae Pa o et 1 © as Cp aa ® or t oticant’s place 0 mined + nerd H wm
and ou" BePct tees 2 $109.50 ore ccd ele en tee hee phase ie A i ‘ tre pirate %6 “Dated March 28 wae RLEVANS means be pear S aaere eur t dlemantting i “

Compere 3-Unit Kitchen

: cows active. strong to 50 higher, bulls 1) ent eax UB Rubher os ADA R PVA jand wrecking of automobiles ts being, D -| h

Big 66" Double fairly ‘active. fully steady, vealers steady inau Ray 4a pind Lied re nod SNL epsbah carried on ts enclosed with . tinh board) one! son Oo ns

WALL

Compartment to stron: be aerens and feeders firm. tne Rand . *74 wWeetg Bk 3 _ ar 6 or sheet metal fence ‘ ne ech a PUNERAL a

CABINET $ acer cet 1150 io’ 00" load lots inland) sas Wests * go Ne Stier f 1 ter ation t Construct| manner as to obliterate the premises —penon SS FUNERALS

CABINETS high = hy choice prime veer , wise . Tee frow

INK choice mixed and erie si fa" [

aaa which fence SPARKS-ORIFFIN

Large 52 Gallon ical BALL faweet and steers, 2175-2300, bulk choice Moers ‘ita pile in Wilese & Ce , Pavement, Curb, Gutter and Relat-|.)) view, be entire srall *) Thoughtful Service oe

umes properly maintained in re-| SFE >

Ny
Lt

. 2 bh

Electric we tom Ito iatycommlitasSiBe' se ones Nek Yee gtd on Avewwe, ca mum inemen) eee

ites I! UT tor Work Glenwood Re-igtieny. eames V7 Ar Sinle

Reg. $ 95 C. $ 50 ae a aed woe apo wasn -Ld dl ies Peon Lies re located from Perry Street to Pad-| 5 fication

the ‘apell: | INERAL HOME

319.50 ster 50 Th heifers 20 75. most good to High choice Isl Crk Coal 644 Ford Mot © 2 dock and Grandview | along ve tty a aiaavin that FUN
. } ‘ : : 2 tify -by affidavit that he -

hetfers 1625-2000; utility to low good Jacobs 93 You are hereby notified that at a! [eae ‘ahali ceruity oy of a felony for, Ambulance Berries, Tisne of

HOT WATER

THESE ARE FIRST 200-1600, utility to high ecommerctal ; regular meeting of the Commission Of|, period of five (5: yeats previous to, PE
Sturdy, all steel construc-_ QUALITY aINKs: cows 1175-14, bulk canners and cut-STOCK AVERAGES the City of Pentiac Michigan held) ithe date of application for a Heense | ée

f 7 : coe bred tnes utility and commercial NEW YORK March 29 —Compiled by wgaret 27. 1966 by resolution it WRS\ under this erdinange tf the Heense! i

tion, white enamel finish,

yen bi 1 peg Ea eat bay ene enetee we the Associated Led 6 18 eo | coceres Se Pe moshing City | ts for a partnership or for : eee | BOX REPLIES
chrome door handles. At-% 20 a fons choice Ib Rails Stocks colated

p> HEATER
3 > -load sea 465 Indust Util entyites spas Sark on Guenweed ceca cr car pareners (ams ‘the wtticars '
These tanke car-tractive, useful! 4 +0 A > La io eA i ee eee nee ee é 12 Avenue relocated from Perry street toy the corporation These must be sub-_|
ry complete Fae-$ DISCOUNT > bape ee betray ped Se eercee prods Pe aac) ee ple aS Wa Paddock Street and Grandview Arenue leieied ppehes with the apniteation provid-] At 0 a. m. Today
tory Warranty.

Compare the ral-2 3 steads to $@ lower goed to prime wooled Weex aro... 2113 1448 149 1002 ee ane cetieat sp yl pda td inetd for in Bection j of this ordinance " there were replies ut -|

Oe s jambs ® Ih dewn 1960-2080 tatt [7 th ago e570 "9 "49 t : Berction ¢ “

‘be 4 Youngstown > rice including 103 Ib Colca tes att a Tone wee . Sis : pas FR ay Hee said imprevemen: ts on fite for public t A be uniasftul for any perrat " the Preas office in the

ree it's = real > CABINET $ geckos ae ee 80: about three 1994 high 2728 1468 757 1995 seraire are intended 4o-tonsirect enia| Mm er comperation (9 owner "wane ' following boxes:

bor
row'l! eon
FULL SIZE . 4 fecka Irost all And osemmer shorn 1946 Inr 9440 1990 716 118. il tel aplnel Jail holla t oILi funk seran metal seran kh ‘
: 4

4 > lamt averaging 93 Ff 9 00 j 0 Ah >a 9 5 7 mprovement | cenrdance with the ver prodi Re h id! mate-
BATH TUBS $SINKS
2$B SGe Eh Be me RTT INS BE HE
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prone no
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FORT thereat he “Wetra Be eracked Tmetarivenicle: (rick: uralier: 7 =
> SAVE $107 4 DETROIT STOCKS see LA raareiunind me ee cea ween machinery or machinery ess < | " 25, 28, 32, 60, 63, 72, 1.
+)

} } LJ als to he i]
P 4 Up to 4 Busi Figures after dec: ped gapedr hg = fighthy land fronting upon either side of Cen one areas lawn outbuilding eel ot ee

Fhe rit High Low Noon’ Food Avenue Telocated from Perry premicen in the City of Pontiac unless | Pre
a ll a i i i a i lh Allen. Flec & Equip Co* 4 41\ Street to Paddock Stree: and Grandview | |,, eounection with the operation of a)
and ap
Peis in Bane Cot ; 164 174! Avenue ‘shall coneyitute the special | neense under this ordinance or @ license!
jermmer Mfg Co r7 tT Tf assesament dietrict to defray $10,047.80), i. } Ordinance of -
CLEVE LAND P -White Motor’ Ue, Von & Chem Ce . ; 15 17 of the estimated cost and expenses See eat ser aeatervilel ent be unlaw-The Pontiac Press
Co announced election“i Benin (lac pret 104 4iiimatad’ that theres! Dee ad WANT

don : the . Of Howell wet otor co...Co 164 4 46 |ea6 thereof andcoat ead exnenies!$49. 0€714 of the chelles-:¢,| tt ieeens urmulatt of any| FOR = ADS

J. P. Dragin as vice president in ime rate | boacse = he paid from the Capital Improvement |,uromobties or any of the above de-FE
ee oe é . 2 une lt | iy! -

charge of finance.

[Toledo Batson Co (146 146 146 NOTICF IS HERERY GIVEN [eieed sti eet tS “caneuang ver DIAL 26181

had controller anc 11 mission

Dragin 47, been SIRS" ane bse eae 1 11 pone Ve con of meekly ust premises within the city ff a eH From 8am to5 p.m

for the firm which makes trucks Ais ©. Michigan will meet in the Co constitute: a fire hazard @ aga rc TT, otTEe
. B. = a —= iesion Chamber on Apr 1954 at Bi4, tne fety of persons or property er

“The Store That Values Built’ track tractors and diesel engines. | ope ot ve Le gett ions| aad ol eaaelisey) cenalttan scntsa lonicaueaty rie

3 Ways

He has been with White since 1945. | M f | d B { i tn DE > mnt une » Clerk2 h or Press assumes“ no respon

coterected.tec eection Heense ,

‘ wa). nail 4

E. S. Reddig who 0 a 005 WoO 6984 _ Jat hay of this! sibiltiy for errors other
; wale A aoe Dated Mach 28, 1966 ordinance and wuron payment of a than to cance! the charges
He replaces

to Buy: resigned recently to devote nisin ir on ners ADA R EVANS yx |license fee of $80.00 per year provided. | = _ eS ee
full time to other interests 0 ity Clerk |nowever that any person, firm of cor-/ zee :

__ -j |_ ; _ Mar 20, 1986) coration having obtained 8 lheense i a ee eer yd

“ oe ree 7 co

1. Cash
Air Suspension Savings |_A 52 per cent increase in auto, Mainof in Peacock Assessment:in| shan!tepaymentcredited, shall the amount@ ot er wens be sareete Gen

WaterNotice Spretal Avenue, such but with, obtain new

2. Layaway lair conditioner inst. Fe your . “kill number.
Cited by GMC Officials |1956 will he spearheaded‘by Gen(Ciat Avenue and in Fuller Street. |(ccnn, gary (iM oranease | | Rdjustments wi” be given

‘| ng ard's) aker, se eh fance, ce designate unger particuiar)

3. FHA Y leral eke paneraaccey _ te y “a ter rs ker, Hatattte elie’be vines Leeti|elie poss shallpMiahpeyterears e-Seruecier| without ie
Shipment of replacement Pavia Autothotibe Reports to s Thommpsor Marcus FPettner Louts lace in dald rites where guch Business ing time for advertise.
in light-weight containers via} LPO Aillard, Elmer Tremmeil, Louise Walls,|may be conducted and it shall be un-|-m : Peaggre type sizes

No Money Down

‘Gmc . a The publication reported that GM Pras W_ Reid, John W. Webb, Gerth)iewful fer any licensee to engage in such Varger thanre

x s new air-ride suspension) lans AG Y iek W R Thomas, Dudley Adie.) pusiness: gt any place other than that/ type, ‘s 12 o'clock the(As Low as $1.25 trucks would save the Truck a, Plans to boost installation by 67 2| Resse Cherry, Wm Dean, Russell Hunt.| designated in such license. The licensee's! day previous to publication.
. 2 Le per cent this vear. The corpora-| Billy aetier Ernest Godfrey E.loperations for storing and Wrecking of} .

Weekly)

Coach Division $2090.000_ in labor| | Lamore Ward Payne Archie Blautomobiles shall be confined to land) Transient = ‘Ade may

and packagi ateria] alo jtion’s five production lines will in-| wo one wm T Bright, Liovd M Jack-lsoned Manufacturing 3 under the city's! be cancel! to 9:30-a.m.
lk izing mM Mal arone, ac-stall 142.000 refrigeration units in|" Walter Campbell, Anthony Stadler. |zoning Ordinance providing that ron-/ the day cf ou a after

PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.

-. | cording to company statisticians &:; Steve Becora Antonio Grimaldi, Lesterlconformine vaex fh existeres before the first inse
Ee

SPE

BEa asco §

A i to Ward's : 1%. compared with 81.920" last’ ec: ii Richard HH Shipp. Alberti December 2, 1938 are excepted from this|

ecording to are Automo-; ice |Mancfieic: Dale Pent Effie Bell Hazeltrestrietion. Said license shall be sub-CASH. WANT AD RATES

Full Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings—Everything in Plumbing Supplies

itive Reports, officials repor' that‘ -, . | » H S Wheeler Francis Maev,jtect to all the terms and conditions of; Lines 1-Day 3} Days 6 Daye

. ke , The industry expect’ to sel] 279.-|Wm Walls Herman Wood, Earl Bithis ordinance: [1 shell be always) 2 $1.50 81.86 «(82.7

a packaged thick cab door psi 700 of the air conditi 1956 pas ancher Wm. A. Pitch. James R,jconspicwously displayed on the licensed! 3 270Phones: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100 48 pounds less in a cardboard con-‘ toners in Hulett Florence M. Brown, Dora UL-.|premises It shall be uniawful for such) a

. [Witliams, Enid , Usein Aleiff, E. fieensee to remeve, deface or obliterate 6

Pree Delivery paid apa in a wooden crate. os bea Ney Midrash eee sere c wee Seeger ge eltfe. L wissetae, Jenene oa Ae contained in such license. $

Ercept cn Cash & Cony avings from Pontiac for, every puniic sale will be held April 3. 1986, at/E Frisch, N. Beardon, Archie Webb badl Cheonasc taeued wader she pcolesend ot a

FREE PARKING 172 $. SAGINAW:

ithousand doors shipped to the West! ten Gcigce, N. Main Street seasons ail < Lesher gel spy sar at otiece:ithis ordinance shall be revocal ; : &

< : at the ro theHogg nem the Cit ‘omminsion at any time for a

}Coast would be $4, 160. City Asseaper fee! Stolaties Cc am a |}

Mar 28. 20, 1956 heretofore made a a tion of any of the p
tv

cos oa, sande Cae
4 Re
:< Ms
=
ical edaatldin ihaciee aii aaa
_7|
THE PONTIAC
Eanptoy ment* Awnciee SA
PRESS, TITURSDAY, MARCH
.
20, ‘986
+
or sential.' dhsn ts

GRAEBNER S.

Rao

JIBS FOR GIRLS

LJ q .

4a Séginay |

es EXTCHEN WOMAN, COOKING Bx.

pa a

perience preferred,in person

Call | RECEPTIONT:

Hote! Widrow

GR A ERNER'S— Pihitte

USIVELY

RARRER—ST BADY

ead

. pects
od i Sn

RB.ot atin ie 8, ere

3-29 ve ea

TM Ring. UB, Pes. On.

2 eet tm

Shs

: Ko Tamu ig

“Could you tell me at what comer I catch a bus forSFIRESTONT. TIR Socony Mobil Oil Co. Drexel avenue and Mith street?”
& RUBBER CO.

DISTRICT. OF FICE RE-

=| Offers a Real Opportunity

QUIRES SERVICES OF A __ Building Service 1 v2) 1

to Office und Credit Ac

_@TATISTICAL, CLERK Buock BRICK cuneir wont h A
MUST BE A HIGH SCHOOL 4.4595 ue

_& fireplaces,

PE 2-268,

D&M BLDG. SERVICE

2 oes 2? DEL

GRADUATE BETWEEN

former. 1 a Ws.westnt B

THE acws OF It aND

in : welcome,

Several land cotttette fin. past t

boca

3%. WITH TYPING: ABILI-XN,PERN CREE

* Sas3furnished. 890 Robinw
TY, POR APPOINTMENT, _ Work ¥Wanted Mak 10

jcense,

CONTACT MR, BaRsaM, _feward. 196 orchard Lake Ave.

CARPENTRY

AND GBNPRAL

oor, onlrime Pope

i Odd jobs. None too emi AWD

AT PE 40596 Ganpuirricn ANAND Ga te. Female. Named Mam__ work new and rep

a ue CASH

aed

FEAR Gil, TO Toray wrth CARPRITER WORK. ath RIND | onan: St preenadion iaaea16 your land contracts — you'l

° baby while husband | ee ROUGH OR end hep | = a service — ask for Mr

3-403. _months old

‘T00!. & DIE : OR | _ WortReet, Oa ay Oerenens, iE waren, [ost — LARGE ec

pape da or Mack

ow} CEMENT & BLOCK | “re ater “EMS

ork. PE 50762 _ wk Ee er in ihe

iF | CEMENTis oun seeCTATTY. Mays CON

“BILLFOLD.

basements. EM _Income Tax Service WV valuable

3-479. Tar
Reman “S003.

» sulle, tall eve-

: We a.

¥ ‘Voorhets.

BG LICENSED | reg wes'noe

N NEWLY Dae
give a home? PE 5-9290

(6a VYOUn” PET WANT ‘TO

Ate AND Qaklard._

me mae APT, |

orated efficiency apt, Adults only,

one

res

yrile Dr. off

PERSON

ie. FE S-b0s6.

$3,653 to $4,043 per Year

Postion with Oskiand 0. FAX a “your

‘Sheriff's. “Bev tor person ex-+8703.

Ghose

4 a 6of
young mole :
ored, 16 or 17 . Mt!
fn the vieinitr of | ‘end

Re. P OL 622

" r, ie.
vite of Grand River and 12 Mite
Red. Tompson’s Kennels

vile 136Wi,

_ Hobbies & saree 324a

ms, ae

rs. 5-408. =
Bet ac ie

iss
a Aer, ‘FoR = sure

thle ‘for 2 ‘men to

we. “ — Ca re * S005

2 poous. PORN PiPE 7-6001, 305s

WEIGHTMAN

number ae Ly

oH nevon Realtor.

imberBabKedtes

"F, ny

Personnel Office ee sone

Franklin

Products

—— rom m 1 wtenoe _FE 2
away ~ wosicE BID; ~RAY-

Oakland Co. Office Bldg. WE NEED =e

rol fat din an meee. Sp coi, F toh }3-8265.. LAND CONTRACTS aes Ay.

prhted gtoon
aT. home. ‘num ™ sie

ooo accepted,
yw OVENS. FULLY |

no» action thidden

pusiting. rcty |

avingIN

Zee

5b OL 7 . “he.
soe Nichotie & Harger Co.

29199 Orchard Uk, Ra. 3 Ww —
ee on ee : ee

a M FERN WF Fim

K. 1.Templeton, Realtor
: Se $33Orchard Lake Rd PE 44863 7 eG, HEAT AND_ Notices & Personals 2s

‘Wanted Real Estate = 3 eons. ADULTS ONLY. NO
‘Leetanitot eeu Sel aca ASA PRIVATE DETRCTI

_Grinkets. 19 Ma

WA AND Rcd % BL

cat

“Spectaltzing t beget work. 2 ROOM FORK, wire

Wi “BATH,

™M

_senied 3 yea exp, PE 5-520), Ground _

a mis Ry 5 ee ne |

bars.

% |)? Se Seni se ari “PESei tir eh tn" beloce Slr cate =. ansasad and cement Free}| 2070 Airport Ra: 31592

MABONHY Aerotredd Knapp Shoes

iS BATH. AND BREAK.

Ls fast nook. Apply0 Dwight

ede, Siete

~ AUDIVOX

Help Wanted¥ 8 5 | Peer En a PI acl

HEaHINOAlb, FRu. fe,

3 ROOM. UTitgrtes PORN

by “+7 couple est Pia, |

DING I

An Unique Opae ged SLAgTPRIND ~ LAPHING WEST cote ry, Phe

for Well Paid See8aes etherPe eae rover oo PAA

3 : “ROOMS FURNISHED “ii
i THOK

33 mies Ba ENTRANCE.

Rewarding Service

Crean are ef couple onty.
of oe shoes superiormperi oxpro

gto-thera “aoa ADULTS.

fh, fake 1S wat . —

] merapia. mates. > (ENCED SPENCHI eon:

» # _. clean up by oH rt hag ho es iW y CAWRENGE

Ft experts

2 Kn ae — &_G. “PUBOR LeAYINO. . ba

tialdetailedae | Bpeblic Font Bie No.

ishing. Phone
Moving. & reeene 19

Een i& J,A Tar |} ROOMS & BATH NICE PURNT-
oRrrie ya, “AND TILE

ing aty!

i Debt?

m Aa

ne ® 3-892 or KEnwood
car, A 7882 “i vou ate

iy Tie N. ing

. Roomi. Rx? OInL WANTS Bae

TRENCHING AND me nA TRE rT

wonlsme vente b Gr.

ar. oor Couple “ 1#2aawt Sa¢i-

Lae Down PA

‘BULLDOZING

“LORS, ne_above Oakland oe ll ve Our

of showing ety to

31 ROOMPIN tie Cite.

m.] La he pe |

memes

“Tre: “OVEN CuBawen REMOVES rou

Close ‘to downtown Inquire 345
Oak: Ave.

No ring it be

erw

Nanenedeloaadliea lied 87773 __ Business Services 13 ie

ate cleansne ike new. *walte’s

ra bead Seats‘o'r

seca 2

Py ad Golf and Country Club, aeROWiel NURSE Dr-

rae‘|: Female7 _..2e80 Union Lake Ra,

WANTED. MUSICAL

belted LEANED, ash fous

“A&B TRENCHING (|

er gvan

MA 7a

Ce a Vai re

SfRHCTOR vail Far Write Pon-

Call OL 6-2911

ea mn ‘cash or hostess

forRG Choirs.

recent

Fon

males water line field tile PE “tion. “AN

awe

a aewe. 13 “ROOM FURNISHED | “APART.

NOFICE isHEREBY GV?

ees BY Tite pay at

2-437.

ment. Downstairs. 210 B. Wilson.

that MULTI LAKES Koo oho

|| aCe RE SERVICE REMOVAL

“With

S| Employment “Agencies 8A

gene

? FS,ain ors TEsOaATIS Pry

TION ASBOCT

i, Riere viows

MAMAN

in Sous PRIVATE BATH. OR

and ttimtifiig, Get our bid

32-1188.

N, Saginaw. ‘ean

Arthur Myr.

ate

located at Pe il)

; ue

aeOg 4 at

BIRMINGHAM

TRUCKING Se SUR, Buin

| hasoe sac ny HAY

aes to the’

“APPLIANCE SERVICE I;

‘AMBITIOUS WOMAN FaARN

weekly banding beautiful.

ster.

rol Copii tagion for

OPENINGS

ND AVY TRUGKIN

3-1383 after 3

pm.

—

We service all makes of auto
wathers, wringer washers, — |

i“ rob!

» hi a,

eense th beerer,

REAITY CO. REALTORS

\4 ROOMS PARTLY “PURNISHEN,

Nerds secretaries, shorthand and

spirits to hous fide members orty

workandtiefoystttt"oe tare

ave

oeomfil

pana:

hie Fetate Exchange

plemtifa.

downstairs 105 8 Merrimac. FE_ 41667.

erators,

= x 7

radins, cleanersa:

neeeteary.

6 ders a wk

ree pen

ool he LPste the La of the

Cur necessary. FE 2-4)75

after 3 o'clock.

ing train ea, Also General tynes of sal! appliances. nor's,

‘ODELL CARTAGE

rev

office ‘work,

fait viigense 4 ROOMS AND BATH

necesaary,
Service, live ip ‘3

9 OnkiandPE 240M. — § roea! and ine

Ave.

Dias

‘Pmployment

erepetem

bed oy sea aetate} fere

31 Stowell

wants to

we yy.

_e_ WwW. Mai pte.e. Birmingh am. wo

ORS FOR MEN

5 aR is 6KilTX: UDDIES.,

¥ | septa. “Ey yourer properly be tn or around

oer “ts

Parking «haga

Sit" on7 Pag ee atMiss

TR MPICHANIC good ref $400

26> Clarkston All Modern Efficiency
Strait wares ' ) FO

cle

Wed. Children to Board

A et}

t verte

bape Jourveyensn cara or

‘wen Gum

ter by

knowl.

factory

2 or Sapa pat idea

repaired

58 how

PyPING AAND Gre

eke = have

tas

exevetrre

cd r store General

or Working cou nice 2

LapsCARE re CHILDREN EY.

edge of airplanes

CAREER CENTER

| Bee Bet tee = Trucks to Rent |

id "Paddock ‘s

room.

7 8. Main. Clarkston, Mich. | ALL GPLTTES aT‘A «OMS Y
cote!amp cane

MApte _5-6821 823] Orchard Lake. FE 47391,

CoyA RPET LAYING.

nding.

AreREWING, “TRUCKS, TRACTORS

B-l_Riker Bldg FE 8-46

DONE iN

-;
Atiy tepalrs.

‘WOMAN? FoR

| ATTRACTIVE 3 ROOM AND BATH.

ceo oe

cleaning on location or > Ss

my bee aievexcefien ei on i 2. stool Gai es

1) % Ton ‘Peeup
CAREER

Private entrance and utilities fur-

_ yard, Ly

Mmeerties aor 31 or PE 3-138

fished. Quiet couple. Inq.

Paatine ‘arm and LICE -Reeburn, Apt. 130

“school chile

CHIMNEY WORK

Sol

GIRLS

Wine woe Fe “Tk

Be, oo

ne ee

Waitresses

art

—

aTPRACTiYy 3.as , ROOM APT. WO

Industrial Tractor Co.

‘

We specialize fm chimney clean-|

wtd. Household Goods 7

orn

RECEPTIO ottor bald fog. repairing, rebutting or tuiltd

PVT. 31 ie Gap

wate:

se oy

chimneys. Also build and in-Open Pi

RECEPTIO’OME fe oun new

fer #190

Square Lk. FE &-

stall wire baskets on chimners | FUR}Aoi RE. bie EDEV

GIRL IDAYfor bigwic Ball

LPican osenn “ce

SURE Wirt ‘EMALL Y a OW

“WHITE
Park

SECRETARY for ‘adv flem band Fireplaces end er on |

bus Hine, near _town. +2847,

KEPPER, experienced & Would like ieuicew ce “by cleaned and ré@prired, Also atl

PURN API. ADULTS. §&

Her

kinds of furnace work. Local

AYABLE

pects

own trans oe

era

‘|

Pi.

— Fs ONE, 8 istered company FE 5-J701.
| BOOKEFPER full charce $760

“CLERK -TYPIST_ | LIKE FIOURES’ ae SUsTOM MADE PRAPES. UN. re & “Decorating ED

Reed $2. Lined, $3 panel

HOUSETRATILER POR RENT Ba-

by welcome, FE. 4-3783.

‘or atiex -puPoeaL 2

per

eld goods,

Prefer per-| RETA BALF’

your pee

af Sag, AND TROW-|

“WASHINGS

LIGHT. HOUSEKEEPING ROGis,

OPERATOR,

_tle 2

—

own

$270

PAINTING, PAPERING

FE _5-9968. GRY “WALL MACHINE

BY PREF

1% Raeburn St FE 2-S750

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING k OOM

trams

LET = “SUT iT. Ris tAUCTION

it for_pou.

Mason Thompson, PE 4-8364

estimates, No fob too ble or emali

Ast PRATT PAINTING

PE 5-468. i

EXPERT TRFE

with garece, For employ fac

OBS FOR ME

OF PONTI

TRIMS oe aE |

ron

or couple. No drinkers. fer.

GRADUATE

NGINE

_ Beem House, 2161 Diate Hwy. ELECTRICAL tertor, 10 per cent dite. for cash.

HAVESTROUEwa INSTALLED |

estimates.)

CLEANED AND RE-

ACCOUNTANT . $900

$400

furniture buvers.

CBG WANTED Sona Wit

entes

required. 258 Orchard Lake

Service marvel. Z PAINTING PE 4-7881.

“ti 32000, As)

SR Pm

WANTED TO BUY

Guaranteed. Free est. FE i offurntture Prone PE

4) “Gil
MA eT |

CURB GIRLS

tales No pets. Privat Mateld

Fate en

OL 1-080.

Pree

seg

ASST. orrice MANAGER 34390 i repaired.

TWIN BEDS. ¢CALL FE |

WANTED.

TAM Sheet Metal

adel

TRA FOR RETAIL MANAGE. |

§-2707.

WANTED

L__ PE $-9313. hanging

SERVICE

at Porter's Drive In. 967

NEWLY DECORATED ROOM

mec

ai. ECTRIC MOTOR

OTOR

Jecwen

Pee

FURNITURE

15 5.

ALWAYS

DEPENDABIE. PAtyT-

furnished apartment. Near Fisher

and one iac Plant. Garden spos,

PE 20470

REN M IDWEST <

ator for Birmingham saten 11 406 Pontiac State Bank Bide.

ml tee oe —— PRN

FE $9227

Aik

BREAKERS

PLRASANT YEAR ROUND. fy.

cluding garage. po drinkers, Pr

amen,

wos Chester Nelson. FE 5-1788

Suro ms eieamine

COUPLE WANTED

WNMOWER SHARPENING “AND |

To gph 1) drive-in Leah engir

« Year erotind position with 2 mm _Pintioe Tk. ‘Ra. OR Saz, Pe, Fat es for sggLL-MODERNoe APARTMENT,

bi Fu beeit ove ‘end tel) Us |

er Wee 0389,

paid vacation Pontiac employ: |

bo, cote

Great Lakes open time. PE 2.823

ment Service. 18 W. Huron Bt, KOOMGOUBLE

SLEEPING For

__ Wt. Miscellaneous BB

PE 4-2951. Zao som ay home privileges. FE 44473

Home and Lawn Service

r 9 pm. Mons. After @ p.m.

~Dept. Fiant Supervisor Small tracking jobs and Moor = bY. WANTED TO
$450 to r mo, Exp. “A-lCEMENT WORK =

Pa Mediton, “MY

high Th ~My & wniten A 2 LLOYD ae WILLgrpox BS: — | fa iv. home Mor

25 to yrs. Polc vecations, in-32,

ihe

tance, movment 8 & bon :

i PANTING.

{EAPERTENCED PASTRY COOK , Fontine Employment Service.

“HEATINGSERVI ICE wall oc Me, at

Rane!

Callperson. Waidron. Gas, ofl burners -and frmaces FAINTING “ANE Coton

Ws Hotel

__Wanted ¢ toRent, 20 R. F, McKINNEY hished. Adults. aGIRL FRIDAY

Univ 15798 | UPPER “y ROOME AND BATH,

fl to trath Painting & elSpe sim =n, MOTORS EXECUTIVE “DR Only, $85. FE 207%

fortnee ‘aceurate 1 a PLASTERIN bar Ve the Ee 7 fi 4-bedroom tnt, hone.

aL _fair, Cari # : + rm FE ?6ill, ext. 431, 8 to 5, Rent Apts. “Uniturtished 3

al or reper od &
babembasement rete: nont-

ee MIDDLEAGED COUPTE, NO LOTS & ACREAGE -

Ping oogC entire

We hare Ai City on 2 “APTS. NEAR

water oa! ooo WA TERFORD.
wnt FP Na re, AllHe i | or lower« Modern. Very reasonebte, Ayalt-

afer re — of Hert week, a \

foo emal oe whee

MA 2306,

PLUMBING A

* ghee vasoan PaniB
a le

3 . _ = Spee:
f + i

} eh ..

s/ MODEST

MAIDENS"

onBa aa AP:

. * paints ‘pa . pe :
TE Teck arab ae

HUNTOON LAKE“PRIVILEGES
nee oeta
* shan pedigrciven dion
“ete side, "Prom #1900wo.
. Trocke
Restor1648 Union Lake Ra. _ WM zen
URS NOW
ates oe
ba
youre. ENGLISH :
ae ee¥ owne
Pat conditions forcef =
ithome
to sell. | See er ,
COLONIAL
Here ts 8
BRICK
1 room
pptienm 2 and
says peli.” ter Gnas
LS -ADD'S INC,
“owner
po Mg‘Sear

Day aaah

B-2

tec. room. Attach a a

Plains

sis ale es

‘m3ie Adi, a ib. Was

6 RO ‘

heat. Phone

house
sebool

3,,reemns eee Path. Adults only.
per month,

“KG. HEMPSTEAD

e120oa

192B. Huron FE

LD TERWACE “APTS.

é wecowerd next to St, Joseph
-$ rooms & bath, stove&e|

ref. Tarnished, Gas heat end hot/ ~~~

> eee $85 a thonth. Call at apt,

CLEAN § ROOK APT FOR Heys

Wolverine Lake. MA 41965.

ee: di APA’

entrance Si sig

its, oath im one
furnished, $70 per month.

FLOYD KENT, Realtor | “Singes Move. Latte tot fonced.

*, ea be typ Ly rE —

to Consumers Power Co.

ROSE McLARTY
PE 22102 or PE 5-3578

DEL RIO APTS. 2 “pROGE-

~ ye y $7,450 eae.

house

__.|3 pedrm. house for colored. $1000

oe, %. “Biswas

PE 42977
ves,4-012

FE
Six ROOM APARTMENT.

ja oe ae

PLUS CcOsTS

2 BEDRMS. WALLEDW |

M4 to elty. Rew

NEW 2 BEDROOM
3 AND « BEDROOM TEX, @ FHA HOMES

Cottage 4 N. Cass Afe.

3 ROOMSMs, PUNISHED IN OX. Auto heat. wood k'
_fora. 9 lana @-11532, 0 2

cabinets "\n, bath. ity

foom, Wie ‘efty tots, sewer,

2 ROOMS WATER |

and water, Close to schools. shop-
pine and bus

pees At ttac Lake. 1886 Wil-|

_Bames er_of MBe.| P

N |

Bloees gut Oakland 7

tub. No chiidren.302 Ferry. ts pest im right

4 . we N. COUPLE poe a poh of
erred, W19 Crestharen. FE and elto

4 pooNs , AREap eatri Ale

A OPEN DAILY PROM 1:00 P.M

pay home oD ioesees M ee |
30101 no | PEARL BLDG. CO.

~ Hots MIL¥s |

FE §-7923
“STOO DOWN

. Enquire 22 Acvarn, offer fo)

alé Bal KAMP-IWN

Wit! Duy thts vear sround ranch
home at @usan's Lake ly

te 2)

min drive from ac, just off

a +o BesLeas 3 ottes Call before |

Dixie Bond 2 bedrooms, lerge tiv-

10:30 p.m. .. family sized kitchen
CAKE “ORION 3) ROOMS ‘ND! Denutifal Tot, on 8 htt!
of! heat, electric ore | Late Gitte $0 mo
Kiwater — call after 4 p.m.

HANNAN
LEONA ota: z= , SOO.“ FORCH REAL ee

Big lot Owner P. 635,|

a Onk
Re. — Jordan Matis

CARE ‘S GALORE FOR
YOU TO ENJOY

tee “Se Pan Feat

we have just what ctor of-
dered attractiveewer

Rent | “Unturn, 36.“Houses 3

“The salary isn’t important, just-so I get paid etiough

A provides our office

in lwcury!" hey

fo live with over homes of all sizes.

way-

‘NO DOWN PAYMENT ss‘water, im. : j down pay-

For ‘Sale Houses S| Tice

___ForHouses 43

Sale

NO MORTGAGE ‘COST

‘Win butid on

Fae cay Coo Loon Lake Shores PERRY PARK

rele

31375. Plat

‘= 215 Mt. fot.

6 W.

3 . .. targe live
oe of
: Gecotated5

“HOW ABOUT THIS?

Sect het

eae we pies i ‘ OFF JOSLYN

$1,183 DOWN

ose etl

sh hes eome Rees, ay 2 oe

apee LAKE ORION
a

‘iwats” go

SSA | |

WHITE BROS.

rer

CANAL ROM

. frontage. te ny 3-1205 dry.RKO Open Byes. ‘ti 9 Sun. 1 to % seen top toren ata

down.

VAN W.

» SYLVAN
te A HOME OF YOUR

Ow?

| SCHRAM

eal) Ed Shields, FE 5-5091 or FE 5-471

ne ph, PE 60804
NORTH

roo mn wees on Portiend. 8
$4,590 with $725

oe amt of pe fe onth.

es Realtor

COLOR Fi

“ENERAL STORE

q oye Neat ‘bath, eee.

Auto
1704'S. ‘Telegraph Rd,

FE 4.2833 Open 9 to 8 ¢ Se "AR

aust 4

real buy at only

: STOUTS

down HARVEY WILSON, | Bier.

2 bed
ol) heat, Located ee “a 4

BIRMINGHAM

only $7,500 with $1) Som. Sire inion Pare

Loot Best Buys

Aner 4.068 3. Adams, PE

Today!

ADAMS REALTY co, trees, sa

382Auburn Ave. PE +1903 ae OFF MT. CLEMENS

ONE

You'll +

2 e. Pe p00 Pie ie =

NICHOLIE

a eee

at", '

WE wa L & HARGER CO.

REALTOR

Ww. Waren Pe Sti

m8 ones vee ton eetaoe home: ee , or fees, , ™ my

CoaperativeResi Bstate aa Northwest Poutisc ment end only $36 « month.

anterior $993 room sem!-:

Satis! aks

eee
GG, Fae Sere ate | CLA ee

sO, MAN GO! sai Goes ak her

with » full, basement

os seams fh acts, Bally homie

ns home

fn2,3 clean modems Some 5 Mn

2 of alt BROWN, Resor

Bait woe | i oe

very ree lot —

Were

mW.Ph. FE R. 1D. RILEY, BROKER | price ‘te Owe rom.

fm = | Ee es $00 _Euleabeth Lake Ra. FE etsy, | — {r mote, wie be ar

R, J. VAL UET, Realtor fot. Can Be had LS brick

$395

Eooperstive teReal Estate ocmnge

= 3 bedroom “with, full

DRAYTON AREA barement, ts com on ‘outside

TRIPP. BROWN | —iscse

he At Rt 2 bedrm, ranch home with Piring 2nd wel tn.
ment with ot) furmece Lie: See th mee. = om t rice id hom e a La or, ie "E" frat .

= room with ire : : trays,

5257 Rossiter St. then eal! OR-division, 2 bedroom briek with

deat Fees.__ full .lorely, Eyenen, _ nice

Lake prt Look over nd of down payments wim

Sroptace mas 5
We ad -from >) .

aoe pes . situated are comer fot, full

ted with ‘e

<| (oe

gormhs. tess,ing oats R. Irwin font“osece. Phone dow tor

copetenest.

See El we Oe | ie ee .

je = Cass Lake

vig IN a aX Bet fealty

$10.90 PULL PRICE — Lovely t? ee eee

Distinetive. stom -tyflt

Ay
a

ANCH L aape bell

eh. 3 rooms, 1% BRICK

Taree.te aweiting unite

unt Wau

fe oaewd eas =< "te, Suen ie.

beths, 2

Wen,

tary

Lake

gute

ee,

por

this down quik

out.

seats 2B pres @ os "ment ‘va ® month,

tas

+ rage
perfeciien Ine ear.
pe end drew reens.

Sg Nigh kl

or, 195 5 205" —well Jena

escaped — _ Oleg oe syntem
A sound value at 636.

Leslie R. Tripp. Realtor

Ta i ot ie oe Te =~

en CHANCE OF A

LIFETIME

22 W. Lawrence 3 a

A. BROWN, Realtor |
FE 56-8161 or ‘2-1306

reh overiookt

Fes “t fanieeaped

srothve Real Wovens wamenge| %.0 SIS Com

Svelt

e. raters r rent. Approx
Ens Livin SURVICn

fot Trolyly a fine home Cer-

‘mn

er,

tainty a desirable location

ANNETT

CLARK

relirinren“Sere

ie out-

ete rately priced at ‘*.-

JACK

HL 'W.Bigelow

LOVELAND

OFFERS New 2 Bedroom start-

er home, eau ‘s completed, me Sf tom S

er
septic tank will De in: par. PE 6-0407 or FE 6-0046

US) dvan Village

titlons are in for 3
) eitehen and dining eres
bath, 2 bedrooms,.and atility rm

“TEMPLETON

A es ve 2 yo a a

with |

tame privileges Fire Regd enimoey ts inetatied, sub re
| offered, Carpet lie Lots ing foot

Mod Ptae Ls Plasterea

ern 2 rm. home. ri OUTSTAN! $8950

Lake eve

walls and hardwood floors. Pull yy

Pull price $5500

basement. gas heat, want soft-two

ener, Wite fenced yard. room ta! to
gage corte Close to sehoots and p= Sub-jarge. onk “

2. ber eke NORTH SUBURBAN
ee Sh higy >.
mm ediate |

stantial] down payment. rm

NEW } BEDROOM RANCH-

as Conrentent location

IDEAL ‘A ol RY -heat ee

TS0 $2,750 |

This well planned 5 room modern 0x1 brn fruit end . We

home Has beautiful sew kitchen recomm this as an excep-
e with dinette spac ent tional buy. FHA leca-

Pareects of 945.00 per m

i eedar Hon.

| West Side Brick Ranch

Practically new attractive |

CHICKEN FARM. 3 BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN vnases

paved lose

ranch

all brick 3 bed room

Located 15 miles from

4 BEDROOM FAMILY

and transportation, $1,450

Tn exelusite location

Idea! piae e to raise your5
ne pono neeetoeens. sul bstan-

VERINE — Md

arog

wor

New 56 room m house

newly ity

on Syivan Lake with a mile

heat, water pester, ‘atoms. warm

sulated, 4 car garage, and chiek-

of fand iy

lot and

round 1928 m excellent

ep coop

Priced to sel with $2.-

con-

and screens

290 down, full price

clude e,

Templeton, Realtor includ: fireplace

way

with cement tab res 2

eas

= erage. be Can

nafed He $4,060 $0

| — porieus modern

core

ICLARK REAL ESPATE i390 Orchard Lake. Ra PE 44563

29902_

kitchen. large living

ining larger

room

than

aver-

After 6, Can PE

FE 4.6492 or FE 448137

room,

| Seminole Hills

re di 2 8 th

porches, lot

1442 W Huron Open Evenings

good

dandy

a |

ent

garage,

Partridge

9 room home In excellent!

Go-wperative Rea; Estate Exchange

GAYLORD!

with ® ing trees bus

bd block blocks, $3000.80

condition wi

stores

jer *

SUBSTANTIAL BUNGALOW

Fetadiiehed fn 1016
piece [ergs modém kitch-

, drapes and fire-is THE “BIRD TO SEE

Close to Schools
Pinte hed recreation, Py bedroom home on In a neighborhoodof fine homes
aote fas "peat storm« “yn, nw Near takes. 63.110. full i, story home. Full divided base. DESIGNED FOR

end Rumpus

LUXURIOUS LIVING

screene 3 ear garage Tot price. Clean ne with gas heat

Cal righ

vale teresately 84200

ote

rage

now

Priced at $12,659 : Tivix is the home that will cate h
your eye at firet giance The

for immediate sale,

area ore

wertcots

3™

lot

lake

One Foot in the County

mpressive brick front with col-

orful slate porch and jelousie

HOME & Rg

Lake Front—Brick Ranch | pistem ee ge arated |

tlac Plant. No drinkers. PE 4-895.

with

prirtieges

brick constroction, Large fot 180

New Roman odbrick ranch | perp end seomees drive. Land. | And one foot in town desoribes door will be veda mig: ba Fade NEAR SEARS

ROOM FOR CTLFAN WORKING d at $900 Down

REE & GREG GG x 18”. Oak floors, plastered wail:

72. itring room| reaped, « privileges. Paved thic dandy mre ranch home with
fessional landscaning 1fx30| Seund. modern,

room

Down

heme.

¢890

fn " 1 at

184:

8 wk Clote

Modern kitchen with

man.

cork floored ben — with a Bag po le nne vous th

5 Wrten Leke Rd

Th ma-| 13.490 with $3.00 down three bedroom ore than «

SOT 1 et a 190 Down.

rds

Mone vere Village

brick fireplace is just off , ’ *

half Gere of land Get set for

ROOM FOR GIRL, 4 BLOcKs'C PANGUS 1919 MIS |

corner

any o-

furans, ££

ELIZ LAKE

with

if 3-9394

Spring and buy this home

pasdane

Dhedrm. niod-

>asement

gas

= | thé’ large giass enclosed sunroom

na wows

—

nists, Federals. Reasonable FE Phone Ortoprifle 132 Collect |

garage

plus

Eres rr:3-705 or EM 3-3197 has a full basement

built kitchen.

} end the custem

—lor
bedrooms, dem, "a Mien sre) bes

in e and favator’

peat.

featered

LEAS

Mrs. Beli

vanity

rm eu

SALE

27-3616.

futit

FOR

1618 master

dry room, on "heat, + Stair Weary ? | the

ian Tee e. | terms

Coma Pascteonee | te "heen soe

to new mortgage. Wert ne bia

Heattiater fireplace extra | roer location.

—-_.|4 ROOMS

Bay Woke. "for colored.

Sag

Charles |

el deals

Pegg

Cer.

n6tts FoR

bedroom.

prope

other; trade er

just off the

bath

amie ‘tile

One story home built tn 1054

Auburn For Colored Families

in excetient

a rey be rooms. = brick

location

moder kitchen 7

moder

path, hot water radiant base $190, DOW: Near Witttents bk |

GARAGE, 4

SLEEPINGROOW AND

con-

room

repiace recrea! room

family gath-aquinnat, ROAD Bomgslow

makes for a warm

ering

heat. Attached 2 ear ga-1% sda homie nt 3 bedrms

schools Puli

Immediate

Near bas and

Gas heat,

WHITE LAKE 7 Bedroom home

| ition

basement.

FE -4-033i

ROOM

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

also.

eho on fot 116 x end otfiiie rm ) heat, 1%

el relm

place, Mang. mary, other

rage

car

| Execelfent copdition Well to wail,

CLEANQUIET,

SLEEPING

gentleman verre FE 42204 | possession. Price #7050,

extras included at the price

ae a and your budget.

re ee

| SYLVAN LAKE. Now ts the time ta; carpet in ifving room, fenetian |

|” Ymeate linds. “Biitwell’ kitehien cabinets.

terms.

near a lake and en

$31,000, be ‘

Wane, HHCORATED

ywy, PRONTAGE— Over

| vemineer fm this beantiful ek | ries Cr pr bag ie

Four Bedroom

with 2 modern banter

tarninnes ay Hg near Tel from, water: | Athenee ‘net

Paved bus

privflerts | 'elnool

4 Family Brick

Bath = state af tieing

| tae area a ~e

home Batem matora;) Ol! furnace, 2 e0 ni 2 ‘ote

{ stone fireplace 4 clorets. two ear) Comventent : #ie.-

Tew

sireer

Verant.

PriceNear

water

FX"

this Cape Cod styte home, nice.

odern

asand

Here’s “

cozy

basement with extra lavatory.

water at sewer ‘or eu 4

1 tons, Se cane | ei

road frontage.

locatedW

| Terms. For inforvtation eall Mrs.

ot. Well built home

Sous

} teat” “torttoune and business.

proud to show you this

Spears

Roomss With » Board

fars We are happy to ka | = s : t

are

warm

air ofSea

tate

925,000 with $5000 down

2TO6

Russell x Nott, Realtor

home for”Bp nag and terms. Call

home

laundry tate. ryeiiites “Pres.

EFunt. 8 Lake Orion” “| snee ts payable 4 tusk 960

ently reented for ®

PE $1250 DOWN

WreT sInE bedroom brtek |

BOARD avtale, ROOM, CLOSE IN {170 bf

tro

mn 4 car garage Good

reoms

Large

1956 Mode!

Homeei,

Basement.

heat, carpeting Urs

location, corner ee 2 yd

}
|

ras

Cash Bargain

rent

suburban

ere

living

see

this home

ROOM OrOR SLEEPING

stfeets . $26 600

NEED A

FINANCE:|

Saginaw.

down

home te Tqutek ery, neat ¥. 2 :

a SOARES “AND LAUNDRY

ter 4 pation oe to town amd

Siete

Gk, Bet oie ans god] WARD E.

furniture

|Roy

Annett, Inc.

lads to sell, rent, find a!

OR lapaTane se tN

meluded b-REALTOR

“GAYLORD i :

job. FE 28181 is the.

for elderly persons |good

Pe imehie' Pe

2 fal 86-0466

for

atch

].C_ HAYDEN,

Realtor

Want Ad number |

oan

Evening: ethHyooied 14

GEEAR ROO|

FE 4-9584

a
a
FE 4.0521

4g meals

16 E. Pikest. Open Eves, & Sun,

ve 2-189 06 EB. Walton; FE 6-041; Open Eve.

2-6217 .

‘ 3

-7 4f

1956.

For Sale Houses 43

NEARLY NEw 2

bome.

Soop3 at

-. Silver Lake
.Golf-Course a

cousea yon YPthis KAi prick ievel
3 home

abundance of ll ad features,
ll FEE. brick re

—¥ ine “stents, apoctons

Eicken, ab aceds" st Sebinet

“with -doors, hg oo

ment whi includes 3nd, fire-
id picture’ win-

Clarkston :

.. Fer Sale Houses 43 FUNNY: PURKEES ow y Hershberger Business Opportunities 51 Money to Lean | 53/

voltae

Mamet \antees)

WASHINGTON.PARK

-. SUBDIVISION TRAGUE FINANCE CO.

EERE

7 rooms, 3 bedroom Home |

“202 N.

living roam. rm.,

LIQUOR

BEER AND WINE

pee kel

IVAN W.

SCHEAM

OPEN FE 5.5091 or FE.5-9471

DAILY & SUN. 18 Opes&, venineh ps Sundays
408 OSMUN ST.

1 Se eee eae EST

Compare these. -ralue homes.

“LET’S TALK
heat. : full price with BUSINESS”
~

gee oy

$3372. PER MONTH

South
Blvd. right om Osmun Siceet to

. Sunt motel add8 room home tn

Bivd.

E Nn "13 “aaa room

Ot 500 down

peice street th Clarkres! AL

room office ad , full base-

pee | Jand-

Real Estate « in — Cog " LIQUOR—HOTEL

‘Mocs Apres

20 8. . Clarkston, it modern hote: tive
5-5821 Se piesan

into Saar See ‘prota:

BETTER EAST SIDE ed 0 ract will be red

§ rooms, basement, oi] heat Car-

peted and Venetian blinds, storms

eA yoy DOWN Buckner _

open Pm. on

and screens, Only $2,009 down

mode! idles FE -4-4100.an KNUDSEN MICHIGAN-BUSIN ‘ESS

ROAD “Throw the switch, buddy, so we can pull over on the SAL -ES CORPORATION Finance Co. ~ | Oa hs iia

GI HOMES 4 Unit this robm home

Bricks §

siding — we need a rest!" 73 8. Telegra: ease nanos. chairs, ‘eee —

a. we
LAKE PRIVILEGES We have two 4 unit brick PE Offices are .ocated; oak, com set,

Both are weil toc J yp aon

return on inv estment. B at our front. door Pontiac. 2nd” Floor National Bldg. taj, mane ne | pH PAIN ‘STORE

rasemtiePICK ;

aa are in

SRS Rene) Rene ne Rent Farm Property MBA BUS. FRONTAGE

Drayton Plains, 4512 Dixie Hwy.

: ts aoe home; AKE FRONT

a ranch type home. Yooun,

WANTED TO RENT. FARM, —_— Soong 230 Barnston

wn kitchen, bath, large iy.

: Tg—— Indian Village tens. or money rent. Phone GR . te bank) and

room with natural fireplace,
home 3 car prop-_tor 7 FE

and garage on freezer,mos. old, 2-0685

recrea' room with

Utica, 45442 Van pe

ony. Ideal spot for service sta-

Large

car garage One block Nerth across from bank

Lic wiper) Beauti-Sale Business Property 49 ee 1028 after © p.m :Larg ge3 Mn gare kitchen| recreation space, carpe in Lb. MEAGHER REAL ESTATE AUTO, WASHER. 97965.

ET ne me) saa

and Oxford, Oa_6-3122
sea Tan on Abd Se ‘Water. it is -Kuod “ge ‘Bay Service Station Elec, Co.1000W. H i 9 PC. MAHOG. I

R., DR. 194i, Mich. Guaranteed 6 mos. ok imees:

Dixie Highway MI

"Few. fully ELECTRIC

pouranie DRYER,

full sap ems cH
a further yas ee . call FE

ee ee ie odeel Opes) WM. Il. KNUDSEN Russell Young DRAYTON PLAINS melee feot” God oeaton LOANS ~~7-PIECE LIVINGen! w ren a

En . ' S10 Penipe ae Bldg. | Zoned Comm, or Mfg. oe
LOAN
‘pty bee ii’ per weet. ‘Meyer "Washer, iat ROOM tes

412 W. Sues SAL TOR 4-45.25 MUNITY

New 44200 Roman bi buuidin wrist HARDWARE & 30% Lecrenee PE 2-710 Modern 2 re suites, re

Open EveningsSun. FE 5-7423 Noleeen the A&P bottled near Pontiac. SERVICE

FOR LOTS
FOR LOTS
located | AAP ond gas business DLY_ _MY33711,

IN. EX.

JUST 1 HOME LEFT WEST SUBU N -Ask for Tom Bateman Write Box 6, Pontiac Press 27 BLOND CONSOLE TY Ex-p< £ centeener —

~ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE cellent condition, FE

"ALL FOR $97. PAY‘Bateman & Kampsen ee re Bondy te divide into GAS STATION CASH NOW

FHA—CIVILIANS sigh pioneers be Fare

ONLY WEEKLY

$690 DOWN, | | Eisai sand emcees $2

VERYLOW DOWN PAYMENT © Features large living room GATEWAYS to PUMPS -—5 stalls — PAY LATER PLAN Couh& Cw carry’ at, terrific enlee..

40528 buyer if] Bank

Realtors FE $27,000 “with +4.000-tie Perry St. 2 5 now rented Halliree, As end t 48; Pearson’s Furniture

FREE A NB gave area, 2 meee wndons. 8. Telegraph that more than pay the overhead. chairs, $23.95; 6 drawer 42 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 4-7881
Co-operative
371
Real Estete “Euchenge HOLM fES-BARTRAM sent owner been in this
write or in..
— chests, $12.96; ary

Phone, come
includes 1 Motor rape zer,

1 PER MO. AND) path. ‘con vensint ; Put HAPPINESS
ie Hwy. location over 7 years—equipment & walnut finished chests, $17. Piste Wall Tile...2c=e

_For Sale Acreage 47 1950. — oor spark ¢clean-rt & Al, $00 ee

heTiat Sie asa, "St| Se Eee ge cet ENJOY ton =oese
BENEFICIAL
burner, | 6

it» Jack, cove, 3 05;

: floors a ew aye -e oo — SUBURBAN LIVING M4 ACRES — 310 MILE yRoM neki and ac-FINANCE CO. dinette, $34.95; mattresses, $12.

In this, room frame and block Lake, $1500. Call LI 6-6452

on LawrenceSt

Pull oe BogeTecsted) ORTH SIDE SPECIAL flat roof contemporary. Promises. etc. Owner wil] give imme-7 W. FE 2-02400' Teegabin: gitse'3" pee: tetrea maw St.

26 ACRES IN ORION TWP.. WITH

= diate possession. Priced et $2, 500 suites, sé 50: ox12 oom rugs,

PeltonFelten pa. For nd Near Pontise Just tor acres
Call foe's:$5.05; im, terings bp Sante . $00. LIKE NEW.

Motor, cash. 9x12 ones Pe sO is PHILCO

the man Who likes to be ¢ to 28083.
$20.95. Furs

-dy RA dining room, CLARK BEAE ESTATE rd Lake -ve., Be to
E 4-6402 (sa 8 Gas Station * 00

WHITE BROS. | illpasement wihgutomanceas 1 _HURON 8T.
LOANS

1362 w

shower. around E’S

REALTORS with "the tab : THER WELCOME 00 ~

OCERY STORE,BEER &WINE

HER & fixtures. 48 Put Extra Fast

——

Beves "th6 — Bun.to S| G,Ses Sik nie aaa) done

BOTTLE GAS

5 plese. breakfast se -$12.00

_nam.

WATERFORD jo y= Be Ser

: we “

BUD" Nicholie

— head Threadle fs F 915.0
BUILDERS HARDWARE, eases. i LOCATION

20 years, nme Pontiac Press Hobr eee | fram

’

ATTENTION

ulars call Mrs. HoytF

ee.

Box 7t.

Bad” Dev 7

ae ae eee a

SERVICE STATION FeFOR LEA

also have 90 x 253 ft. near

yg ve sites in West Bloom-

Lake Rd. sacgere

Waterfora This also

road. Oe : “tal basement | 4p Mi ClemensSt. FE $1201

free iba

park

3 bay station, reasonab

rm. modern oma ee or]

priviieges Piatied and roads

epportunit for ambitions

are

a. “You can i
.

Attractive pow Poms

Mr. Boden, Box 6056

terms,

oon

e and business Laser Call rs.

Deartera % Mich, or Cal) LO

_5-6000. —— ee ae.
AN WATCH R

HOUSEHOLD be

Burke FE 47339.

ing at $12,950.00,

Walking Distance

of a0 extraordinary bargains.

‘Offered mart

KINZLER|.

bls ‘OWNER LEAVING STATE

WM. A. Downtown

JEWELR'

L. H. BROWN, Realtor
Eee eaAve. sad =

i ae conn, 67 5. Saginaw.

MAJOR OIL Co. RINENGE

8.PE
5 ROOMS OF FUR-

7 & porch. Neat

WwW. Hw

a...

2-810

=—To Sell~To Trade

niture log Lpare ppogpeo, arti-

916

You Tov rr eweLL INSURE IT

BALDWIN AVE

cles. Must sold e,

Will finance experienced dealer

les

wi it soaees‘neti It

t go only crow, muren BTR. re ass Lat 2 corner near Walton Bird.
business.

MAHAN NEAR CLARKSTON

"PONTIAC REAI TY”

Baidw FE _5-6275

_Myrtle

WW WITH

COMPLETE ~ pepe SUITE,

base. Only $50.05. MId-

a be oe" . $25. Gas stove,

Gres YOU NEED

Fee ‘of room for that

REPAIRS On MACHINES

&SEWING cyto

bout hail. woods6,00

tie DINING ROOM

buffet and chairs.

131

seentc,

family. hey tive heme |yo

2 pa

suite.

Table,

¥ condition.

_aner

end vacuum cleane:

$25 to $500

REALTY CO., REALTORS

down

Pontiac main

street.

old cowtng machine

on a

4-278 |

convertea to

and used. Call

Real “SOUTHOF FLINT

lectric

om.

new

heated sunporch, ving rm, with

NEW “MODERNRNBUILDINGZONED

Commercial F rontage facturing. Gas heat, excel-

COMPLETE rQUAr AN SERVICE vacuoNs. RAN-

DIAN REBUILT

$45.

20 level acres on

; peck small beara”

lent ke on busy intersection.

set,

road. exce site or Ideal tion -land

teed.

parts. ) makes, ose Myrtie.

ear or farakere/ om

Terms. Box 58, Pon-

ideal to subdivide 81. Avenue for combined busi-—

CASHFOR rToon FURNITURE TEPAIOERATOR

or tools.3-2717.

and $35 per month. ness bom,

ACRES home

| Gooa shape.

room

full

Only $45. FE 29-7053

_For Sale Lake ‘Prop. “4

built

“ps1,

AN NEIGHBORHOOD

basement, gas heat, extra

of Pont:

12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20| REBUILT WASRING MACHINES.

West on M38 corner lavatory .

2 LAKEPRONT 1Las NEAR lncation for subdividing -Price Sere a od.o_#14.550 for

* roo make: . Thyle Elec.
25c| _trie. $02 FE ¢5160.

4% FT. WALL TILE

6 Johnson,

(age = mages Milford

$500 per acre — % down, Bal-

new

area. lo down payment. ORIJando ance semi-annually

FINANCE CO.

GIROUX & FRANKS Grocery——Davisburg

GUAR. HOUSE PAINT. GAL. $1.95 6 as FT. REFRIGERATOR. 36”

42 Pontiac Staie Rank-Bidg homBen ‘base Paint OAL. ae ore a econkinaaen

Opportunity PE 41574 SYERS, a8 HURON. PE estes! ST Lie chee

$1500 DOWN

GENERAL REAL ESTATE St Sa and meet bus-

Tus, Skies

495 Dixte Hwy OR }0701 ness iM grossed

SOFT ICE CREAM sTORE EEPPREEZE.|_ sinks.lavatories. OR __}-0583

$180. 7 pe. maple LAST YEAR‘s

____ Open UntilSat. "til 5 $75,000. Includes a =,

John K, Irwin 8;

| FOR LEASE
22 acres with stream, ing S4x00 “Bxire’ store NOW IN OUR NEW

NEAR METAMORA HUNT CLUR. ment, real

wooded. Mostly large showing in-

HOME

Holds 475 Ibs.,

_ twin

set. _PE 5-48: best — Pek ve Gu

ovensm_

ESTABLISHED GOING BUSINESS

and

apartment

7 is.

CROSLEY GaPaabiEn eaA tor§

sugar ma-

REALTOR

years. pew.

READY TO OPEN APRIL 18ST

1025 ples, $6250 it ‘al LIb-come of $00 per month

shelves on door.

SMALL CAPITAL REQUIRED

Street

Excellent cond Mid-

63660 days. or Lak . Reasonably priced at $25.-

960.95.

erty

CANAL FRONT.

aned mach’

MY Sst.

eves. oe ecm a

WE ALSO HAVE STORES FOR | 7 North Perry Street west 1309 oe

DININO RGOM aL. pine.

_Tescent, 303 _Unke

NEAR GOOD BEACH complete

__Eves. PE_3-1004

or FE 5-404

bet

6 PIECE Saeaw

SET

For Sale Farms 48 | BALE ETE, INCL. LAND.

Saved

around living, 2

{Second Floor)

year

room,

Roy Annett, Inc.

A od AND EQUIPMENT

erate, stove.

tnd. maliress. 4s” Earlmoor.

DREXEL MAHOG. DINING TA-

excellent buy at $8,800

terms.

SUBURBAN EAST

PHO! TODAY TO OPERATE

Corner of Pike

Clarkston |

ALMONT -

bedroom

1 SEASON

IMMACULATE 1s the interior of EXTRA LARGE 3 bedrooms with

80 acres. 4

apt. for

TL op

lerge bmehen

house with |.» Whe — He ale

Beautiful dresser, jarge mirror,

bie and 6 chairs 2

end eee oe penny st, Open Evenings and Sunday 14 Phone FF 4-4509 tables with leather tops. 1 espe — of

~_ —_

Real Estate

eating. ce.

Excellent pay aa Trout’ MR. CALLAHAN

EASY SPINDRY PORT WASHER. ALL. FOR $99. "PAY

jake front lot goes with it

with Ifberal

i ° *

terms

——

with fast service and

Lawn chairs. Apt. gas stove Pow-

@ 6. Main, Cirtsun. Mich OF reed nducaped i.

on a repay-

= mn

ONLY $2 WEEKLY

ment plan sulted to your income.

cpt tal! ? STALL SERVICE STA-

Kitchen cabinets.

‘200 aeres, 173 tillable. Large co-

Ee ae 5 sevenmn’ a VERY Nick Ga-lonial house, Partly remodeled DIXIE HIGHWAY

Barns setwyup for milking parlor

C. Schuett
well established bus!-

location in Dray-‘We invite you to visit our new Pearson’s Bank Furniture

SSuceneet

modern office where rreenety:

GILES | sumpuries

Plains, Michigan Excellent

42 Orchard Lake Ate FE 4-7881

and bulk milk handling. An ex-. rehtleme deck nate ried

Drive-In Theater. ice

service awaits

courteous

you

opportunity for right person. For

tiac

BRGES CONSOLE. ROUND BoB-

ptional

ELECTROLUX VACUUM CUBAN

cor-

at $176

phone FE 5-8121 for your aly

per acre

further information call LI 17-3248 |

zoned

Late model Take over ba}-

8081 Sennen Rd.

‘EM +4197

Lesiie Fleisher, Manager. Berke-er. Nearly new FE 4-04

| afterpm

Joa. 18 |

manufacturing. Excep-

gm—

ley Voss, President ELECTRIC RANGE

Realtor FE 204% FE ¢711¢

Evenings

ees

tionally good modern home. Pien-VARIETY STORE

MODERN HOUSE ON BEAUTIFUL

& : age dinette

Tole

warner,

Home & Auto

of room to build in front of

DOWN;

$300

Cell after D.m., 104 TilimoisSt.

Lake front home on main hich-

SINGNOER

bouse. For full ricula all

Mre Hey FE deg

¢CONSOLE aewiie iMa-

j emt, ol

way in ae a: wil

3-9702

chine. $40. OR 3-9702.

ONS. ROS

FREEZER

consider trad rms

S77 Hn La

EVEL . Inc., 607 c PANCUS 1919 M15 Loan Company

OF} PONTIAC. SLEVE %

Shelby.

SOFA 3 CUSHIONS. ROSE WO"

wov-

elty weave. Just upholstered

_ Mi eo

WEST

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

Det, WOod ward 17101. Phone Ortonville 132 Collect

N. Perry Srect
WHITE”

Partridge

BROS.

120“orteoribe. “#$ JOSSMAN ROD.

(Becond Floor) SPECIAL. EUREKA VACUUM

Bateman

Hours; ® to 6; Saturday to 1 cleaner, $69.95. model u

_R. B. MUNRO Ww. (Reon

* asog Fo bosement Seek.
SPECIAL. HOTPOINT WASHER

On paved road. $16,750.

‘TS. NEW, & dryer 6288. R. B. Munro Elec.

kitchen.

Co. 1089 W. Huren,

STOVES. BOUGHT, EX-

one ¢ ‘other Terme

$1,200 Down

T.CG. “Trocke
oe

Mortgage Loans 54 anes

W. DINNAN
SOLD.

Located just off Paddock

WwW. Sac z 2577

Is THE “BIRD” TO 8EE

1 AND aE Canc IDE "oan changed. Turner's. 02 Mt. Clem-

After 6 FE 46313

Realtor .

Union Lake Rd. 34671

LOANS $600 to $1,500

heat Tears:

ft ot,

den tractor, plow, perc and

cultivator, Beattie

Cot

SPECIALS

PE 2.0801.

cee

and. iOxias

nme

TODAY’S

LmACRE FARM LARGE MOD-

1648

r. Sales, TRADE Et. ECTRIC FRANGESFOR
rized @ rooma, 1') baths, . full

WILLIAMS LAKE. BEAUTIFUL.

price only $8,200.

5206 Dixie mcawe F Waterford

TRULY ONE OF THE BEST|. er ranges . MUNRO, 1060

rills and restaurants itn Pontiac _OR 3t001 aren, we _—

-2 cat garage, larce

POSSIBILITIES

casement

Huron

basement barn. new orchard

FOR

for further information. — Indian Village

hres main highway location GAS RANGE, EXCELLENT COND

2-7563

5,000 Pine trees 0 acres of

pega

TWO BLOND STEP TABLES. ONE

for app't. Call

ly populated area. Excel-provemonts

timber rai land, 3 miles

folling north

MA 5-3486,

Immaculate 1% story bun-

—

blond occasional table. One TV

shop, antique shop, china

; .

het ixtures and equipment thru-

2 BEDROOM

GE. RANGE. GooD CONDITION. ehair Bred. bg ans oh and

shop. svorting woods, taxidermist

over-

houses partiy: constructed

alow, § large rooms down

Grossing about $50,000

out

35 ACRES |

per

$75. Maple & crawer chest $20 stuffed chalr PE 2

fancy food or TV shop. This well

eXpans

jon attic for

4 To mild ®

RANCH HOME

For ore ‘Lets _. 46)

pes

anal $13,000 full) price

arage or on

Cedar chest, $10. FE 2-2951

on easy

vis

fwere use, New Delco fur-

9x12 VEL vail Ales

constructed ranch type

commer-

8 room modern penne Fa

ond

Bhores nace, garage. Cement drive

cial is

mortgages Goop PE ers TV SETS. 320 AND cone PE 2-2466 after 5 p.m:

wan

AN OUTSTANDING TAVERN lo-

basement, chicken house

Apply 209 Nationa! Building___ Pontiac,

Bangirision. 4 x living Where can vou beat tt for 2 WOODED CORNER LOTS IN

cated in the thumb area. Gross-

EX ECTRIC RANGE. $35

cae

basem barn 36x50, poodle

are Dravton Plains

or phone FE 4-4720

“4

large dining L, siid-$10,900 with approximately Edgewood Golf Course 169 x 165

doors

Used refrigerators $7495. Used

cribs, all orchard ates price,

ing approximately $48,000

GRAY FORMICA TOP DINETTE

on . Tile $2,000 down? down. Take over $49 month

@ tmcludes attractive hving

$12,500 Meth $4500

Hotpoint auto washer *

year

30 a te wiley soem) S payments

with fireplace, full base

tom,

quarters

mae

owner's quarters acte lot porch shades Phone OR 3-148) Used TV's, $20.95 and up. Sweet's

Swaps — 55

Rt ‘WAY REAL TOR

BY OWNER, LOT CENTRALLY

| iment off — hot water heat.

for

rage

bes | SEE You Can See

cee

$44,000 on terms. ludes real

after 6

673 Baldwin FE 4-6203

_Ruréa and pated 422 (W

Th erm windows, interior

located. Cash or terms. PE 2-0610

estate

HOOVER UPRIGHT SWEEPER.

%, @xtra nice shrub-me a mother Who

Oak floors throueh-wish for activi-

panelled in western pine. Many

$150 DOWN. plus. inventory on 2 SECTIONS, 4 SPACES EACH.

Bers.

doesn’t

Hoover tank type, hand sweeper,

TRADE-IN DEPT.

BLYD HIOH

5 ACRES

other wonderful features

Oakland Hills. For good used

too nu-

car

this little grocery that's just the

__Easy spin-dryer.OR 3-2202

out, Insulated w' storms ties room on the first foer. Reduced for

mention. peta mel

what? MY 3-1181.

for sod wife. Now doin

merous

pent

_or

$8 miles from Clarkston New 4

Occasional chalrs . ... $ 695

$050 down

and screens and 8 This home, built in 1951,

leaving be has bedrooms, 25 liv-

TRONER, GENERAL ELECTRIC, IN

attractive pric

THITE BROS.

Recon. Vac. Sweeper... . $085

very

teady business Will

ft.

HIGHWAY. 7 lots, 314 ft

town

FLOOR. SANDERS AND POLISH-

hew condition, used 1 year, $49.

trede for house

3 pe. dinette set $19.95

Includes 2

or con-

story

Complete line of

garage

ing and «8 by

17 activities plus

= ~~ <—

38_N. Edith, call after 7:36 p.m

6 pe. dining rm. — pete ee $39 95

| REALTORS

ft.

$1000 down.

tract

room,

oor

iRONER. 8SIMPLEX. $35 EVER-2 pe. living rm. sutt nde

ELIZABETH LAKE RD 80 feet

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOME s full basement, with

| Phone OR 3-1295

B. ARNES S"HARDWARE
PARTRIDGE

gas

($500 value framed. pterares) # -”

WARD FE

hot electric roaster with white

roned commercial. Across a | inside

TRY US heat, An ex ally nice

very | Open Eves. ‘tll ®@-Sun 16 to §

' --

MODERN STALL SERVICE STA-,

Metal dresser . $1T98

golf course Alley at back Only

____742 W. Huron 8t. and chrome stand like

safe inv@stment

spot-

* good
PLY

new,

2-car = aber hpecrhon

REALTOR FE 4-358] |

3% in

$13,500

less. $50. FE

46 t foot at

gas range os

a. Py TY ¢ drive rorimately
GILES REALTY CO a ae Geer aes tor

‘ 820-15 TIRES & TUBES, 1.

WYMAN’S

8 ACRES, good soil price less tion pd well established busi

[eee Sze DINING: ‘ROOM SUITE. |

FE 4-1736. Be

Excelient location in Drayton

than $2000 See .and make. an |}

miles. Will swap oe meercice

ness

$2 W. Huron FE 5-6175| $11,950 Longfellow sc boo!

Open

BATEMAN-KAMPSEN

WwW Pike FE #1123

offer for cash

Pens Mirhigan. Exretient on-_Or_ sell. FE_5-0878

8 to 9

TELDORAPH

= area.

FE 4.0828!

Tene aks TWIN BED. $15

portunity for right person. For

B.D. CHARLES, Realtor REALTORS
USED TRADE-IN

1954 PONTIAC. DELUXE TAKE

& BUSINESSES

_Good cond. FF 2-5573

former: information call LI 73-3248

REALTORS

VOUT MICHIGAN older car and

Call FE 7-034

E . 40528 |
payments

GI—FHA '$1.500 Down FE 40521

assume

DELI

after @

LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE

pm.

_Open Eve 7 to 9

S Telegraph Eves Sun

PE 225217 FF 2-7520

‘a price at Jacks. 277 Baldwin

—Royal Osk. shar Buys this neat and ciean

Co-operative Rea! Feiate exchange |

Gas range

BUILDING LOTS WORTH $200.

Rent Lease Bus. os 49A

“e ® room home within walk-

2 OPEN COIL BED SPRINGS 2?

CHETOLAH SHORES

Washer HH 4

gw nap eee

Sale Land Contracts 52

$405 accepted as trade in on used

fown—Weert eaperber ” Lake tng distance of downtown

5 pe ———* set $19.98

_Mattresses Very clean OR 34.31

H. J. Van Welt. OR_3-1355.
vileges, clean as : Pon’ Of” heat paved

Homesites with privileges on 200 ACRES

cars,

Lovese 20.50

| 38280 BUSINESS BUILDING 10081

RITCHEN CABINET SINK. 54 IN

$1,200 cown—LeBaron Forms. cor-street, 50 foot lot. Only §7.-4

SUN MOTOR ANALYZER, CABI-

Ortonville Rd MA 5-4809.

Drop teat table $20.95

Elizabeth and Cass Lakes 8600

locatiof, full basement, paved 30

1 AND eta Soe ON ALMOST net model, trade for refrigerator,

and up Terms

Electric renee (apt. size) $34.50

ner

Rochester-Aimout

area Modern | FASE OR SELI. LARGE EQUIP-

st, and 2

NEW 2 BEDROOM HOME Bal-or will sell FE 2-7252

car garage

Retrigerato pad

dairy farm. 6 bedroom modern

ped commercial

cabinets at terrific values These

sta-

Horse

$1, ie down——Drayton area, 3 bed-Tel-Huron Area

garage, gas

$4,801 ——— 20%. ($960).| swap DOUBLE BED ONLY FOR

RCA election a**

ance

Colonial farm house, dairy

barn | tien outdoor parking area Main

pod slightly transit marred Mich-

Cost to you $3,841. a single bed only Steam iron for uorescent, 392 Orchard THOM: NG) : coxomy”

and 2 silos. $175 per acre Terms «'reet pose ae Write Pontiac

}— street, near A 2 bedrm., home with alu-

Press. : 5 ARES > _bird cage — stand. MAple 5-534] Lake Ave ee

$1 00 corn mor rooms and bath, minum siding, plus 3

extra

FURNITURE CO,

50189 Casa Eltz, Rd STORE ae ‘FOR RENT. strrr-RAY O'NEIEL. one I WILL GIVE DENT. SERVICES KITCHEN CHROME SET;

base: rt: ATU lots Fruit trees, berry

KINZLER

PE 4-2259 or FE 2-9179

R J.\ LU I: tT Realtor bushes & grape arbor Fx-

dd S Cos! t, $60. Will ae sell

oid, i

_Phoe, i Poe

able for anv business, 375 Auburn ath 8 Telegra pen ee for that o° 8 reliable lawn

‘orto $30 361 8 Saginaw

PONTIAC, MICH.

st.

man

é cellent Janitrol gas furnace. CLARKSTON ESTATES CORNER

Pontiac Press Box 81.

Ave FR 3-0414 eves FF 2-521"

Phone _F.Fae fos or rE. ITT Apply

245 odes 4 FE 5-0693 new water softener a Lot and a half. 1l7x154 Reason-

WANTED TO EXCHANGE NEAR-ae a iF OFa OIL BURNER, “GOOD USED APPLIANCES

Co-operative ‘Real _Estate Exchange elec, water heater City sew _able MA 5-0 e

ro ly new Biro 22 elec. meat saw, -$50. OLive 1-6313 after | Refrigerators, Stoves, Washers

REALTOR Business Opportunities 51 SOUND INVESTMENT arp ac

er, iphrtoa! and ca meee

FLORIDA

new shoppin center. v

CRUMP ELECTRIC

for commercial elec, barbecue

670 W Huron St. Phone FE 4.3525
Service_

}

;

« oy

Good land contract with excel-Call OAklend 8-361),

LARGE SALT-AND-PEPPER UP-

BRICK BUNGALOW $0050, approximately $2,500 2 acres, high & dry 132° road Multiple listing

Near Webster School This down

AUBURN REIGHTS FE 43573

lent purchasers Secure by

3 STAL!. SUPER SERVICE &STA-

cor

holstered sofa, $35. MA _6-8570

WILL SWAP FOR FARM OR SEL L.

frontage 3 lakes adjoining sub-

bungalow home at Crescent Lake

2 LARGE UPHOLSTERED

tion. Very good location. low in-

eheice 6 room 1 roma herue division 5 mi. to if, Brooksville

$ acres. 3 bedroom ranch home

LIKE-NEW SINGER ‘LESS “THAN

MICHIGAN RANCH

Call FE 92-0173.

chaire. Ironrite ironer, wringer

ventory

right on the canal “Clean 4s

pin Owner will Discount $1260

Paymenjs

A ad .

21%. Mving reem wit replace Stop—I.ook

l yr. old. Take over bel of $11 12

shopping center 19 miles

Modern 4 room semi-modern. 2

beelll dbe hae feds? hen

washer, Mixmaster, Bowling ball,

(CHINCHILLAS REG ANIMALS

dining reom, tiled kitchen, 2 bed-

$63 month with 6

total of $77.84. Also

yards off Highway 18 1 mi. north THREE HUNDRED AND SIX

mo., or pay

several pair of drapes. pal “s

are

p's Me— down 1

No reasonable offer declined FE

Here is the 3 bedroom of Weeki-Wachee Springs & High-

rooms,

ACRES! 3 Homes.

be put in console. FE 8-1564

The prettiest F

SGood condition. Bate

ean

interest. Ask for Mr Adams Rd MY 2-204.

§-0339

jarge ap. Nice painted

eae

brick you have been look

dealer

rounds that ever laid outdoors

CLEAN DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT

“nom-Jeunrel Gas heat. 60 ft ing fer Carpeted living

xcellemt drafnage 3 large homes

WILL SWAP EQUITY IN ‘55 oun |

LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2? PIRCE

for clay snd

car garage cement drive

Parking. Excellent condition

room,

Ceremic tile bath.

GReentea! 4-4576,

L.H. BROWN, Realtor |
all modern (Nearly a mile of

car

tate

over

Better see this

one soon.

roral blue mohair Best offer.

full basement. gas heat, 6 mos Pictures

blacktop frontage! Several large

2 cu, ft.ee refrigerator $50.50

_MUlberry 99-0089. Big Beaver.

*, acre lot, located

Phone owner for appt MUtberry

COUNTRY STORE WITH MOBI. 1362_W. Huron _

among

Ph. FE 2-4810

———

ate mode!

LORD’S SPECIALS Last eee Mayan a 30

other good homes. $14,500,

NEW BRICK RANCH

§-2332

gas,

2 bedroom living

quarters

ay’

ecres,

sq,

$3,759 down!

Money to Loan = 553 Kor Sale Clothing 56 S

BGOE ned 2

dinette

sofa-bed

TV's from

sitached Year arow business

*. Over 1400 sq. f{ of Hving

area

LARGE LOT IN. DRAYTON woops reperty is only

set...

venport

and cnet ~~ Be

Used Hoover swee 19.95

pe.

$3,500 down plus {nventory. ir

in. this big new home. Locate

in & community of

new

—all cleared reed to build on! ‘ontiac Owners

4489 Luella Dr. Drayton Plains

pe.

Used

Silver Lake Area

Se ethos Leiewnend Lenders

settic estate DEF-ner of Hickory Ridge & Rose Cen-

CLAYTO} 's

$24.95 |

COMP ARI-ae Rd. R 3, Holly, Mich,

Watkins Lake. 27 ft

been

es near

3 bedroom ranch home with 2 LOTS IN ~ JOSLYN GARDEN

FE 5.0103."

‘OUNG MAN'S NAVY BLUE SUIT. de-s-bed, from Lede

GET CASH QUICKLY

Furniture,

Appliances

Rd.

AT $375 PER ACRE.

BUY TO “SELL. REALTOR

Used Gas Stoves “

attached garage. Tennessee

2 button gabardine. Size 38. Like

3065

Lake

arbor

“PARTRIDGE 18 THE “BIRD”

a { ledgerock fireplace in an 18

Up t Oo $500 new, $20 one OR 3-5402.

ORD’S |

LOTS. ‘KE PRIVILEGES.

EM 3-2440

barement ha

20 ACRES

roeree

foot living room that over-

BEAUTY SALON

Bon roomon lot.

Furniture and Appliances

was looks the Golf course The

BOY'S SPORT COAT. LIKE NEW.

Size 14 16 Also dresses and

Br Mem

We have just listed 20 acres iat

aes

Gabert’s

be Yt

LOTS AND ACREAGE

roms

to 1955 cars. Bring your

$ mls ure

SO gg Mn ped

entire basement is tiled and

Wayne

125 W. Huron st FE 4¢-5083

sesetiows “nuburben ving.

want

logation Evstabliished

astered and also -has a

3 lots just off Perry. Blacktop

this at

where ‘Wrigley’ s Used to Be”

wee

once

one

c—

odeled. 3

Bola fhedat ten mb nce

Appliance Specials

ireplace. You'll be amared

pots Water and sidewalks ; \ your future farming. Truly worth

Owner

re-

MAHOGANY CHINA CLOSET,$35

FE 2-3701.

mene!alirés and other se-DRESSES, Po surts, $5; AND

much fixing for less

oS AYTON PLAINS

500 1.3 acre parcels, your inspection at “$44, 500

tiring, will work with buyer until

$129.95 Speed Queen

$259 88 Won ba

than $16,000 Make

begees Seoss 14. Good condi-

your ap-

acre parcels, $1,000. Terms

familar with clientele. Cash or

MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGE $90

pointment

and like-new 5

now sult
us to ase you! CRAWFORD

HUMPHRIES

terms FE _after6 pm —

2 ti in. TV

Tuxedo sult. Size 37. Shirt 14!»

eon-

Oakland

(Mi pleases

|
|
GIRL’s YELLOW WOOL SHORTIE $% Sewing machine, in . good 239.95.

coat, size 12, New condition, worn} running cond. $15. Hunting boots. 288 Ss Norge 2oven

only of A'so sev-| Size 6 $5 4-586. ____ gripes " Wetes washer

All size 12. Phone FE [aad ok and chair $15. slagy bares

NLA

AGENCY

gas wap

Realtor 24474 rE +The,

RENT If FAST

‘s W Huror 4-1549

part

autn.

one season,

ques

8 N Tein Open Evenings |

alo serene nd

MY #11030

eral girl's dresses for spring and | MAHOGANY

TWIN BED,

Loan Co.

$150. MA-|

sting Service

$939 95 Norge

30-inch aute. elec

| through Rert Ads!-Room,

RTRY HO ITH 40 ACRES.

floors

sooee

LOVELY HOME SITE,

Clarkston area, 200 ft front-

' house,

mirror. E any knick-ANY ir OO08SE

apartment, any-

202 POWTIAC STATE BANK BLDG

—_— = $15. ao oe

“

ee ee eee apes rege

POR FARMS EAND ACREAGE thing — Want Ads give

CallRutled,

FE 2-9206

GIRL'S SPRING COAT. ALSO end es, 2 iamps, $40. a) 2 YRS TO Pay

dresses size 10. -ition,

west «7567.-soe 11_N. Saginaw PE $6198

WHITE BAR WASHER, sTv-

to! you ACTIONS Dial EE

PE 8-1100

MAHOGAN TABLE “4ax84 a4

rubbed.

Telrgraph = Eves & Sun

room house,

Real Estate Exchan; =

2-8181.

REAL Sc

Table top dent's desk. FE

WINE )

serene

92-7983.

STUDIO”

Water and electric. '% mile

like nev, piss 16. Call snytime mateianerea

War

hepsi

was,

|paxien's a vinGsTONE.

sy ag ne reFE 3028 .

-Saginaw, FE 2-9208.
cas

south of Dryden, 4191 Mill, by

after 6.15 p.m. before 8 a.m. eo nut :

morning. Fl $100. EM ‘Sasie, @ Poplar, *: Cal FE 4-200.

owner, “Ww, oraes Bt. FE ¢1538

: e

; ‘ ¢ ‘y

. \
{ \ cal | ' “Fo,

1 np F fl

_ pt tA Were aa ee a ashi = bape ee ee Ee

“77 |?

THE. PONTIAC: PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1956

FIFTY: SEVEN.

oe |

_ Sa Mult Goods ifr ae Miter For Sle Miacelaneows 60 SLICE OF Hi _ | For Sale Housetraiters 78| i For Sale Cars 91

2 TOLLETS

“Speeet

door

sunaiien.

Trailer

et, ONES’

Exchange

Fie eas

SAGINAW.

ANDERSON

‘95 PONTIACS

a M'MOTOR SALES |
‘Wanted. Used Tracks 9

ha *--4 cay. er: | sens

lee. Fd Sales

b-3811

OWS AND
KITCHEN CABINETS

Windows -a voi, | Sbesvina'| ply EASTER |

‘-pleces 2'x4°x8's. Et See and

’ gliders

High et MIS

cabinets. rua 36 monthsmonth Maglio 6-071 a |

CHURCH'S INC.

PARADE

Come i and See Us

in on

ay “EY

Window Prices—Our 28th

$5. PONTIAC CAT. $1865

Year in Business

54 PONTIAC WGN. $1495

OXBOW WINDOW CO.

sey

CENTRAL

PO Dr, ‘: * $945.

Haskins Chev. LINCOLN-MERCURY 33.FORD 8 CL. CP, $895
53 DODGE 8 4 DR., .$845

| a

at hal aa A 53 DODGE 6 4 DR.. .$795
53 PLY. CL. CPE....$765

‘53 CHEV. 2 DR.. sae 5

_Sale Farm Equipment 76%

te ter et enn| 52 PLY, STA. WG... 9625

=. re

-FERGUSON 88/52 DE S. V8CL. CP.
Wa nee ‘o per iB, our

| CASE --. — 52: DODGE4 DR.. ....$545

mr WILLIAMS

Talk strain, Males, SRDUCTESAL, AND FARM 52 FORD V-8 4 DR, $545

TRACTORS

(piace ae sed Sun, 51 FORD CONV......$565

BABY PARAKEETS. $1.50, 143 E. ~ eti Eat

51 PLY; 4 DRinicsss 5

Mansfield

off Josiyn

BRITTANY PUPPIES. REG. Lit-Ne WANTED.

A rr 50 CHEV, 2 eae

ter, OR 3-5723. Haskins Chev

$1.65 GAL,

7 RATES 48 FORD 4 D

eeeene

40058. MWe GAL.

two males.

48 OLDS. 2 ps See

SMITH’S257S. Saginaw BA HTEN ‘& Son S amt se

PICKUP

428_N. Main,RochesterOL 1-761 ~| 38 pe ee |

LIONEL & AMERICAN

FLYER TRAINS USED TRACTORS RIEMENSCHNEIDER

i ED ONES"

NOW IS THE : “1054 DODGE PLYMOUTH,

AGINAW

Ford F 250

4x8” Plasterboard ......... $ 1.25 CRA

Piaste ; $158 Crooks Rd. N.

By: TON EXPRESS

4x8% Plaste: Ske oi

ot, Aine new. $50

SPECIAL

MAN'S§, WRISTWATCH $238 ROL-4 Speed Transmission: ,

4x10 and 4x12 also im stock ;

ex chronomete moe FY just

back from Rolex pe in —_

THIS

$75, MY 2-4801 :

BP cero 9 te

AND
250 perforated $s #0

259 ft. joim system $i

acy

ROR ee be WEEKS

a8 "ante “338

§ Soot sedan

" abrters ee § oe

ts tir board per M $10.00

ix® pire boardsper M ..... 879.00 & WN

100 ff. bag 2” inbulation $425 Toh err ere B
to
ati35, FULL PRICE

MAKE SURE IT'S s, 18 E. He

COMMUNITY.

BURMEISTER

MOTORS'

Northern Lumber Co.

Sale Office Equipment 63
Pontiac EM 3-4171 £, eum

8197 Cooley Lake Rd

CHECK eo mace Tepar-

_master, rer

scant PL 1-4184

CASH FOR FURNITURE

FE 4-7881 TYPEWRITER
BABY. BYOOY. a At va hen

PES? dlB

CENTRAL

oat br Ooms ool PE DONT, ROY ANNETT, Inc.

LINCOLN-MERCURY

"tn ee ott

Case At Pike Bts,

Sale StoreeEquipment 64

eae ED. ON 5°
20 inch Luther saw. 1 FOR SALE STANDARD ‘COMPUT-

UD WRECKING CO. ing scale, PE 4-3087,

AW.

Er HALF AND 2301 Dixte Hwy. sé ‘5-9108| GRocERY STORE FIXTURES

PAINT "ROLLER a& PAN FREE! for sale cheap, Some like new. 200 + 5 a age ~

peenets Opts manic,“PE

my aod 3 top limes in coon. ways
and t

haseof gal., of more. E D

wieaw GMG

ra Pe east of Michigan Center

p tor gy Spred Satin. Warwicks, | fODERNGE a.

southeast jackson

CABINET miles of KELLY’S HARDWARE

a ee _2678 Orchard | a7 tt. Pwo a8 ft. islands. 1 Ne-TRUCKS

Lake. ==

bay —— Adams, Awburn

PENNY PAINT SATE a l Be : NEW AND USED

4 Phompscn, 80 8. Perry Loo

House -it, : ft. fi cabinet, At

FE 5-9485

2nd gallon at le . fraction of original cost ve! Ton Reet SEAT MARE

Closet Doors; | Two gallons for . ' AuburnRd Avburp Heights milking cows end Your authorized dealer for: Oakland at Cass EASY ED ONES”

Rubber base paint, gal. __$2401 or Pi2-1200.

A dream come true. Be modern and second : calf EVINRUDE MOTORS

to ___ Auto

Insurance 9A ee S. SAGINA W

pron pole rte oe TWO @ FT GLASS DISPLAY CAS

Geliver. OA 8-2179

wal. Rie $3.00" 8% FE

. , entoak others due at

es,

“ALLSTATE. A

AAT STS ORR

Gor

base period.

ALPALPA. ALL KINDS MAY.

finish,

BALES

L OOR oP

. grain, gi . whole or

% cows from 4 to # years of

CoO.

_PE 2-0203,

PRESS

99 8. Saginaw St. Open 9 to 9 USED KEKEWANEE DISHWASHER
Pt oo springers and fan

-__MA_5-0666. New lumber.

BR HAY, D

alfaifa,

Call Jim Boushell, PESSime.

For Sale Cars 91

PHELPS ELECTRIC HARDWARE. | S200, 0'D tables. Se 8. Te Gives

capfiies. OR +1211 On| SIPPY. Compsny Temerem

ALPALPA,

ACTION PUNCH

These cows are real dairy tyne, nda plere

cam

FE 5-

good sire—the profitable kind that Marine Hardware &

vou tage be et vour own price.

. TER Y

Bangs tested

8”. X 6" PLUES ....... $1.32 EA ~ Sale Sportingng Goods 65) ° Harrington Boat Works ‘ BUICK ‘ L «DOOR

y Mix Cement ....... CO
fenelrm
alay tarene—
Bank
ope —71 p beets a | 18988. Te raph Phone FE 2-8033 Vv low 5
ortar Mix vse. $1.25 sk. | GUNS* BUY ~ SELL -TRADE

= ame Be Pe

ganen

"x8" Leacn Bagiey St.

CIRCLE FIX.M

Mich PHIt eh Ty

Ash

rs $1.25 ea.

tures. Reel rs

reser. ent

— See. py os
For “SALE: Fri Sere GFOF OG00D

_hay, Will deliver OA 8-364),

aden ef prt beta GUNS-BUY TRADE

BLAYLOCK Burr-Shell, Telegraph

quer amon,

Grass Mich im

modern type of li

mentsSis, OR 94405."

Lake

ston, Mich

La value

375 8,

actory marred ®

ac a enone:

ich

i Orchard Lake AAve. FFE 3-701 3 SPEC. LIKE NEW. PHONE | For | Sale Livestock — 72 SAT MAR. i. 4 Mi, wo or TAKE OVER PAY sibis

3-T101 ON

carte. Buick, $16, mo. ¢ repairs.

MApie 5-T191. Rael

393 Otchard L Clarke

PORCH LIGHTS IN EARLY AMER. | _OR 3-265.

PRECISION ROLLER

west to

orescent,

BEAUTIFUL» AMER, SADDLE-

NR MaRink, “stSUPPLY

ican Lanterns. Old English prey MEN'S

CLOSEOUT and Candle Lantern _skates, size

eaddie |. . 2 unit Delaval

Also beaut.

8, $25. Call PE 5-4428.

19h BUICK. RA & HEATER

36 Ore Lake Ave,

|_3-TiS4.

2 evrge tmite & ey vz 2-020

14 cans, ete

Livery Boats—Boat Paint

National

CENTRAL

most

fone poste selection of lights

ean

Schultz cooler

2000 bu corn. 100

for every in the ee at MERCURY MOTORS

terrific Teles. Mich:

aioe tongs hey,

SALES AND. REPAIRS

_cent,

393 Orchard Lake Ave

Oars and Accessories

trac & plows

Motor Sales

COLEM AN Oil. FLOOR FURNACE| PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE, ANDERSON HDWE,

EGRAPH

LINCOLN-M ERCURY

Slaybaugh's

boar

can,

girl's bike 26°, 2 rugs, gray 5x8,

i |

Parke

aay Metamora. Phone Metamora

13 8.

St. 1

J D. corn: planter

Cass at Pike Sts.

6x10. — * skates

says

green

ae es

Bale & —_ elevator. @ row corn

de os

hueker, rubber tired wegons “We will

‘BUICK Coren

sell

5 ee | CHROME KITCHEN SET | PREE PARKING LopeLoe
$25 desk and clair, §25

formal site ha ladies’ dress and (REFERS SURRSEETS A050

you a car,

TORE

mut

& p ood Line of other tools, 2

henting stoves Range Dressers, ~ SHORTY HOOK’S _

sult 14, fishing tackle, men's sults Holsteins. Due to freshen

even

if your credit has

soon.

hardtop. Power brekes,

wer

Signs. tires and tubes, $20. FE!

$500 takes all. OA 8-3548,

stering, $2100. FE 08-1550. Real

48767, or FE 4-9077. Z

beds, ete, Laverne Maleter4’ Pron

been turned down else-

like brand new. 1284

—

PLACE

[ et ere 73

Metamora Bank Clerk Fritch &

8 PIECE Mamoaas DINING RM. ene

Son, Oxford Auctioneer. OA 8-2814 CURY ‘Tt BUICK, GOOD where.

Biles: and Service, PE

PE 2-006}.

FE 2 a

awed, HOUSE, 3

other misc. ar. | 3 young” bests.

_Call

__ set, price, $50.

CORN Cars.

25260,

2 sows. stan BR GILTs

1-008.

For Sale Housetrailers 78

OES OSES Transportation Ot fered

Offered 87

ana

$39.50 Dn.

large Sap

mornings, of. ner’ 4 Fe

_tieles. Ap’ Sne. .

rei. 80m CRUSHED STONE.

a *@ Conklin, WA BUY: PIGS AND/21 FT. HOUSETRAILER FOR

PARAGOULD,

valid Fe tilts or re 24sh __hogs, Forrest Jones. MApie $-5206. cat oo on Rd West Side Used | Cars

Roofing and Siding for 1 or more.

3-090...

UN. PE 6-3624, Seve _ ‘he

S 2

aw,

No co-signers

Fe rong 6 room Soe |

> ane e r «

A-l TOP 8s0IL, RI CH BLACK

For | Sale Poultry 74 ii TRAILER HOUSE.

erhead tp low

Can @ tor ‘Installation and

serene

Combination Doors |

dirt, sand, gravel,

t. ats 9 dirt.
| PRUCK GOINO.. NORTH PART
mien A ‘to ehoose No furniture loans SY ED JONES”

56-6806.

Eugene Bennett, FE 5-Ft

| 8. Parke Bt.

_ Insulation

load either

way.

AIT EMDEN GOSLI nos. OR-oak Pair ood — Can be

der for rioD 1343 Bor Sat

est

Side Used Cars

No finance companies

ATTENTI ON; ROAD Gave ‘DE-

WEEK END le = HARR

o®

apt

113 S$. SAGINAW

now

geen

DIAMONDS WEDDING & EN-|

M. A. BENSON
livered, $7 per load Also load

Oxbow Lake two miles | Sun Price, $300. eit) Morgenon Re.

_nerth of Soeaser out by Gingleville PE

_burg. Til, Share exp. tne 9% W. Ruron

No red

‘a a ee

Wanted Used Cars &8 iAWangrO

Ars Antnag

ring set, $39.50. Birth-—

fruckers. Fill dirt, 7 days |

mile north of city

tape

ame

——~

549 8 Saginaw FE, 4-2541

WILL ACCEPT

nes, 17 Jewel

iNCH son. ‘PIPE b FT

Immediate Delivery

Sale Farm Produce 78

0. Your credit ts good
IF YOU ARE IN THE

are

300 | Smite on Jaen _MY 2-6371 |

enn

at Edward’ s Outlet 18 8 Baxinaw

for a mobile home now. or in the

‘BL, ‘oe pod

Sump Pum $38.50

get

We Hold Your Note

BROWN AND 8ON, SAND. GRAV--

_ hel

SAVE COMBING SUPPLY

immediate future stop tm p CASH FOR any. MAKE aoe LATE

‘mivage. ml Cha:

DRAW TITE HITCHES

miler.

el, fill dirt and top soil FE |

| APPLES, $i BU UP HOMESTEAD

172 ve! $-2100

esee

Bales 7101 Dixie Hwy

_motels, Economy,22 Aubyrn

Saginaw

Buy Here, Pay Here

68-0877

86-1708. or FE

~SPRING IS HERE?

Orchard, 5469 Orchard Lk Rd

check our deal before sou buy WANTED SCRAP CaRSPh 3-4511

CHROME os CADMIUM

NATIONAL

| CALL WOODIE FOR ~~ GRAVEL.

Used tratiers as Jow es 850 down

‘Sale Farm Equipment 76

The kind that “bolt to the frame! fi dirt and top soil. FE 5-2008

MUST SEIT 28 FT 1983 RICH-|

rere

MOTOR SALES

jy 80SAGINAW

‘of all makes of

cars

Le |COW MANURE DRIVEWAY |

ardson.” $1400 Like new FE

Fr £ _Howland. 3245 Dixie Bey

gravel, cinders and sand. FE COMP ARE

CRUSHED STONE, SAND, THESE PRICES
SEPTIC TANKS _ el,

OXFORD

DiDRIVEWAY. GRAVEL, LOADED ver

OUR PRICES ARE REINFORCED bes pes

= yt gensthaatons FE 43203 or FE John =

HARD TO BEAT FE 46428 Eliz. ee

We have just completed wrecking | ‘Trailer Sales

2-4n01,

_.___ OR 31456

co #3371, or FE 5-2740. = ae canes

1886 THUNDER’

#615 Dixie

GRAV-

* SO eer clean
Hwy. Drayton Plains

env mene

car

Seat Smishcount

sell — trade, sor

or truc —

fii. Earl Howard. FE 4-0493. Farmall P. 12 gis.

]

HASKINS

CALL IT WHAT YOU LIKE |

101.

down, total

Bill Hady.

Home phone

— no down payment spe-
SPECIAL QUA PUR

394 bidgs. Our yards are full

Coaches have jalouste win-

GaivEwiY GRAVEL. FILL, RICH

CHEVROLET

wart

33 COUPE, RESTORED

body, Pull — pe, Hon "Lae

30 gallon cas wat. pene Ro

HURON MTR. SAL ES

ood 8 vase materials. Buy now |

with storm windows. Doubie

tows

biack
IVEWAY

dirt for lawns. Delivered

crate

marred $49.50: Monte

Oakland County’s Fastest

floors, full see bathrooms, 7 ft

r =e

awd apply. 186W. &

Can be seen at 654

__Rd., Oxbow Lake

952° W.Huron PE 2-266! |

steel roofs, oak inside

ALL NGTHS 4c Ll FT

GRAVEL SAN Ds

Growing Dealer 1962 CADILLAC sii08

2X8°S, ALL LENGTHS 10c LI FT

stronger construction.

and cow manufe.

1951 FORD 8 CYL.

SAEE

trade, FE 2-292.

Oe non 8 é 100 sq ft.

in conduit. Batit

—

_FE ¢3371

6761 Dixle Highway at M18

ore -

CENTRAL

DOORS. z 8. . $395

-38-42-45 ft

ips. SSE AC oELEET WOOD.

condition

North of Opdyke

MApie %-5071 Omen niles “til @

COMPLETE WINDOWS, $5

S0c

ee SALE’ TOP SOIL. * VICINITY

wpetaire job

FE 2-2042 a .

Roches-

2-211

TOP DOLTAR aT 246 DIxt®

Bivd. ar Opdyke Wholesai

Here is regular prices Bast Tate

ter

Standard Service.

DEARBORN LOADER LIKE NEW

retail, Pick up or deliver

Hwy fer clean cars New

man-

bari $10

A large stock of 2x8. 2x10 2x12!

3n12 all lengths. Plumbing. fur-

financing Low ineurance Mj

PLASTERBOARD 8ALE |

Me” te” a"

‘82 CADILLAC, +DOOR #2. {| OWN-

FE 2-2065, between 9:00 and 5:00 | $2401 Grand River : down, up to @0 months —— Batley & MePeake OR

All Cars Road Tested

LINCOLN-MERCURY

Best of Terms Can Be Arranged

er. New whitewall tires Power

ae | GRAVEL, sas -FILLS DEL. iF 12 FARM | ALL. “WITH PLOW.

neces,

steel eee radiators

300” radio heater, etc. FE

in our warehouse 3-3631 cultivator dise and drags $295 General coaches now tn 18-27-30-|

THE HIGH DOLLAR

now

cabinets, marble at new low price

F 29 farmel] with plow culti-33-38-40 and 45 ft. lengthe

‘54 Ford C/line 4 dr. $1095

53 Nash Stms. 2 dr. $ 795

PONTIAC AE BLDRS. 8SUFPLY

OLDSMOBILE.

GARAGES TO WRECK $35

our

Quality buildin cy

For high grade used cars We

vator disc and drags $395. John

CHEV. 1964-'53-" a CHOICE OF

Wash, sand and gravel, fill dirt,

BE TO WREC 350 material on your next

house job or store |

need them Drive the extra miles,

Deere B with cultivator, plow

res

We dare vou to compare these

body styles and colors. Aw low

CNION WRECKING CO.

& mortar. Trucking. OR

cement

Ms will pay you weil. ¢ Diste

coaches with any anywhere

drag and disc 6395. 25 other |

$405 Full price. Make

your own

We carry a. full line of 1 3-1594

"53 Chev. Sta. Wgn. $1195

tractors to

choose from 3123 La-

Bee — Ae safety

wy terms,

MAIN YARD. 31°45 W 8 MI Plywood, Insulation panei

H. J. VANWELT
1956 Demos.

|=OeD GRAVEL, WASH ‘GRAVEL, peer RG ‘yg mile north of Op-38 peters! ot more on our let at

tested specials toda

Job Yard 9600 Gratiot, nr Harper

KE 5-9200

Doors, Paints, Hardware,

3 Chev. 2 dr.......$ 795

ete

ot dagell ane fill dirt. P. J Dunn, |

_ dyke FE 3-9080 of FE 2-20442 all

Haskins Chev.

PAUL ST CYR LUMBER CO

ON I

{

We meee. A few used trailers that | ee

Dafly 8:30 to 6 Sun 19 to 2) 6120 BOGIF LAKE RD.

“AAA BUYS THRU ’56.

3 Chev. Bel Air Cp. $ 995

will sell on @ rental plan | WANTED -JUNKED OR USED

SAND So GRAVEL. 1 BLACK |

Ti EMpire 32731 :

G & M BAW “BHARPENING SERV

@ to 8 weekdays, Sun. 2 to 9 | ears, any make any model. Top

3 Forddr,.......$

2 795

pen

_dirt. FE 5-00

AT LEE'’S

MA |

6751 Dixte Highway = M15

5-5071 ‘Open nights ‘tf

Bottle Gas parts _ ac-|

Band saws, meat. wood & metal,

PLOOR ies sa A dlp re 8 CARS

SHALLOW WELL PUMP PER-

$$$ paid.

npn

SAND, Gants “AND DIRT

feet condition, $45. Call OR 3-2208

3 Buick Hardtop . 31 195

made and repsired. All sa W 8,

Clinton chain ‘saws, “ & op sorties Phone MY 2-

BAGLEY AUTO PARTS

These ‘56 models, We 1 ‘atte 8. of Lake Orion joy MM,

FE 50621

sharpened Lawn mowers sharp-|

are new

SINKS

FROM $585. 52. GALLON

88—-SUPER

PE 5-0219 170 BAGLEY 8T.

3 Plym. Coro. 4 dr. $ 695

3 Ford Victoria... .$1095

w top prices for’ poo od Oxford Trailer Sales can offer

LOOK! Choice

ened and P electric water heaters, $70.95.

2355 “Walton FE 5-7635| 59 gal. gas heaters. $55 G A. __ Wood, Coal

SEE tigeree EL

nif

_more for less any time!

& Fuel 67 awe

Mid

WE PAY TOP

rotary tillers, 1 HP,

2 Doors—4 Doors

PONTIAC CHIEF

16-in. tiller with re We

COMMUNITY

NEW CAR Hardtops—Convertibles 52 Chrysler Sed. ...$ 795

"pay BODY Woop: = CORD

pave

tillers from

AMERICA'S year MOBILE

blades, practically new. $100. FE is PAUL 1 enOWERS. eugemr LETE

Undelivered, FE 17-0844

'52 Buick S, 4 dr.....$ 795

_5-2078, | zeace | terrific value. $3333; lavatories,

FIREPLACE CANNEL “oak TO 50 FT. 1 to 3 BEDROOMS

FU RN. AC ES | complete with gleamine chrome NO CREDIT PROBLEMS

way Fuel UTILITY OPTIONAL

on fired 84.000 | mass Pps —, $39.50 val-riding mowers

Sa Fue} ane Paint a6 4

“ ue, HUTCHINSON’S MOTORS TRADE-INS

onds. Michigan Fluorescent, 393

’S2 Chev. Sedan eee C95

Ho a! YOUR CAR DOWN

$1 ese are factory sec-|

’52 Ford Cl. 4 dr.....$ G5

_chard Lake Ave FE §-6159

TU. $230 ‘Complete. Aany mode |

* estimates duct work
lawn mower, 8128 ow presents the new we Pepe ipess New Yorker 4dr. UP TO % MONTHS

803N. Main, Rochester

hp speciaj hardtop trim.

’§2 Pont. Cata. .....$ 895

SUMMER SEASONED SLAB

Exretio special $70

Orchard Lake Ave.

SARATOGA

Terms, Call FE_

€

OPEN “TIL 10 P.M.

wood. 2-619 delivered FE 4-6888

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

John Bean

arden & orchard

pun power,

such as steering,

~¢#7 bs STEAM BOILERS = “RADIATORS.

‘31 Merc, 2 dr.......$ 495

"51 Dodge Sedan ...$ 495

§ GAL ELEC. HEATER

Styled with care fash with OLive 32-0311

—

SprRy ers. 2 HP. $159, special

brakes, push bu'ton Power Flite

Plants Trees, Shrubs 68

reg

In good conditio

1 {

Seevsl peseeea erica

c.1..

Sales

drive, radio, rear speaker. Instant Highest Trade

3” Gal. Auto Gas heater

Lowest Terms

ss =

M&M Motor

_3 8 Parke St

os pre

garden & lawn

sinks & fittings $50.50

heater, preium Nylon whitewall

your

large selection Feconditioned

ty travs, stand. faucets $18 8, ~ STORM SASH SFADE TREES. 4UGAR MAPLE 1986 for your best

ee on model

dotiar late

cars

tires, Beautiful

super

two -tone Take advantage of our low

Nash Sedan .....$ 495

nop

pepper my

over-

oe” Dixie Hwy OR 3-1603

SAVE PLUMBING

mobile hommes. These can be Lgl

paint, plus equipment

Tall growing beautiful ful) color.

too numer-bead location.

= ;

Aluminum cembtpation windows

chased on our new deferred

° 163 8. Saginaw St

Large trade-in

bestoe

oUs to mention, Demo.

"$1 Ford 2 dr..e.scae$ 399

CALIF. BUYER HERE

“tng; excellent trees for street

doors, LOW, LOW price!

ment plan, A credit life getiey

tine ae sly ay ba — ‘on:

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ALL KINO SIZE BARGAINS

ier UALITY 5 FT

"51 Chev. 34 pickup..$ 495

free on ail time payment deals.

wet Sy

1956 Plymouth Piata Club Sedan.

THIS WEEK —

BUDGET PRICED FOR EASY

50; B grade toilets, ed095) aled a burlapped, Michigan's

HUTCHINSON

This week's economy special.

best. 1 lasvt la

OWNING

Sanz double sinks, eas Pam. t ?

$0 BuickS. 4 dr... -$ 495

nc tremens Bta ERIE

100 wte models. Bring

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basins from $10.95. G. A.ha

Cash waiting

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"S4 Chrysler N.Y. Dix. dr.

80 8 Perry,

FERGUSON 35. WITH WD-5 WAG-

oner

industrial loader. Only

50 Merc. 2 dr. iscees®

ane

50 Ford 2 dr........$ 295

_For "Sale Pets: 69

Averill’ _— Lyng ;

FE "pons

MOBILE

Auto dr, R & H, whitewall “ares. AS YOU BRAVE. ‘NEVER SAVED

beautiful 2-tone. Strictly 1

pet?

BEFORE!

Dual wheels. MY 2-6741

owner,

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Por ‘wet basement use Thoroseal.

WANTED: Jae Ears ND

Loy mileage. Always serviced

i] m0. OLD MALE BEAGLE, $15,
+ good condiites. Puose F
JOnN “DEERE TRACTOR, MODEL

DONT DELAY—ACT TODAY! 50 Chev. 34 pickup. .$ 495

“in . we have BPS, Gold

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here.

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HOMES

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WE PAY 1952 DeSoto 4dr | fadeaacte “ve "49 Merc. Sta..Wgn. $ 245

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HASKINS|

Melrose, FE 2-3346, McCUl.LOCH CHAIN SAWS

4701 Diste Hey Auto. drive R & H. WW. tires,

"47 Ford 2 dr... .« 4s 0$ 125

SAVE. ENERGY, USE!”

Top Dollar

ntals. Parte & Repairs

‘ RS & MOWERS AIREDALE PUPPIES PEDI-

real nice

car

Drayton ee OR 31203

1990 Crooks Rd MI. 6-0446

enous. and wheel-Horse Riding gree Do vou want protection,

“WANT ADS! To find al

27 models of Dationally affection. child's playmate, hunt-|

GLENN'S

2 ROW CORN PLA Fr. 2830 8. Dort Hwy. Fitnt. -For Clean Used Cars & Trucks. CLARKSTON

cultipacker, platform scale, lime

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—

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3%” MODERN DOUBLE DECKER

job, ‘place to live

CHEV.-OLDS

or a, in Fairbanks Riding Loyaatods

Matthews-

spreader, 3-wheel trailer,

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MOTOR SALES

litter Boxer, Atrdale tross Dan-

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good used’ far, see Classi-|

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barley, alfalfa hay,

corn,

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jeer Dixie Hwy.

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GOOD. BUYS]. GOOD.|! North Chevrolet I “SPRING”

USED CARS ARE WHAT YOU GET. -HOUSECLEANING »

-IN A-l-USED CARS | -EXGEUSIVE:-

Mechanical Condition :

au | NO PAYMENTS ‘til BETTER.

SALE.

~ THAN ae PRICES Warranted By

“MAY

NATIONAL

BEST

eet || STOCK No.

ater, ‘Pull Po’ower, AllAl Deluxe

Reie our Oe Radio Lage rane plus

Warranty insured throughout the United States:

2986 ‘54 Ford 4 Dr. Sed.. >. 895

for one full year from date of purchase.

SERVICE AVAILABLE. >

TerOpetie. Rati & Montes, Plenty of Extras, Turquoise &

2996 ‘53 Pont. Chf. 8 4 Dr..$ 745

155 Chevrolet hardtop. $1895 | 1953 Pontiac 4 door se-1953 | Mercury club

To tone Bisck & 1son ae 6 ter, maontar @ | dan, radio, heater, white coupe, 2 tone gray fin-ee he oe ee

'54 Ford Victoria

holstery a

3114 '53 Ford 2 Dr. RGH. .$ 695 | sidewall tires..... $945 ish, radio, heater, $975

wa, ME SE OY

Bob | Prost, ‘Inc. Sires Mo Guin and soul buy. Te

1953 Chev. Bel Air-club |

MERCURY AND 1955 Ford V-8 Fairlane

‘5 Chev. Bel Air 4 dr... $1195]

DEALER | coupe, radio, heater,

P boet ogg hee Interior to Match, Powergiaae. 4-door, custom trim, ra-

ewsWOODWARD 3076 ‘52 Stude. 4 Dr......$ 310 'S4 Chev. Bel Air sed... . $1149

white sidewalls...$995 gio heater and Fordo-

2989 ‘52 Merc. Spt. Cpe...$ 650 ‘564 Chev. Bel Air4dr.....$$1145]

MI 62200 een 6-3033

1933 Chev. 4 door se-= matic .........+. $1175 -

| dan, radio, heater. A

only

Tan & Ivory, Pully Equipped, Nice Interior, Original Owner.

very sharp car,

1955 Chevrolet 210 2-dr.

3151 ‘53 Plymouth 2 Dr.. .$ 565

OLDSMOBILES ©

3109 ‘53 Chev. 210 2 Dr...$ 645

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‘53 Chev. Bel Air 2 dr... ..$ 995 | beve ee ves ss. eee $805 Radio and heater, $1295
Pied — ensweal "Tires, —_spoile, air 2ie a Lyomegad oor 1953 Buick club coupe, . 1954 Ford V-8 custom2-
Washers, | radio, heater and white dr., radio, heater, Ford-

NEW AND USED sidewall tires....$1145 omatic .....00.-+ $1295

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53 Pontian’ 2 ar 8

Hyd: tic, Radio & ater, Power or dag

pom a Beautiful

¢,

—

312251 Olds S 88 2 Dr. . .$ 595

tvery, Brown Leather, Absolutly a

FOR A GOOD. DEAL

Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, It al $ 849]

Chev. convertible ....$ 695]

ONE FULL YEAR

Cata....$1149

'53 Pont. custom

A wee DEAL

‘51

3125 ‘53 Olds S 88 4 Dr. .$1095

HOUGHTEN & SON

Powerside, Bi te ied Bea ma i Padio as

YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE

" GMc TRUCK DEALER 3016 ‘54 Pontiac 4 Dr. .:.$ 995 '52 Pontiac 2 dr. 8 $ 645 | GUARANTEE ‘53 Plym. club cpe.......

“ee © © &

Hydrive, Clean Inside & Out. Another better buy.

YOUR CREDIT IS

Two tone Green Finish, Radio & Heater, H dramatic, w-|

= ; GOOD HERE TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS Wall Tires, Beat Covers. 3 others to eheseo from

| Consider these advantages of the NATIONAL ‘52 Ford 2dr. ...... —— $ 569

4 50 USED CARS

BONDED guarantee. A dealer can guarantee his pte, & Heater, In very good condition. Drive it and you'll

WE CARRY 3077 ‘51 Nash Ra'b’r 2Dr. $ 295 ‘52 Nash Ram. Hardion! > 595 |

cars only in his dealership, NATIONAL BONDED y it,

~~ pee Fee. Radi & Heater, Turn Signals, An Ideal.

YOUR NOTE

GUARANTEES THE CAR ANYWHERE _ IN

Hf . BRAID 3066 ‘49 Ford 82Dr. .....$ 125 ‘51 Chevrolet 2 dr........ $ 595 THE U.S. AT THE REPAIR SHOP OF THE ‘92 Dodge 4dr. .......... > 399

A hegre prey Car, Excessively clean, Any old car for

| OWNER’S CHOOSING. . The dealer’s guaran-

Deluxe, Original Finish, Radio & Heater, Turn Signals,

3063 ‘50 Ford 82 Dr. .....$ 165

| tee is actually a personal guarantee. If bad health

Covers, Low original miles

or business failure should visit the dealer, the

‘Sl Nash Ram. sta. wgn.. z 495 |

mee

—_

guarantee is void. NATIONAL. BONDED is

3057 ‘49 Chrysler 4 Dr. ..$ 195

Radio & Heater, Overdrive tor extra. ¢conomy, recondi-

toned and guaranteed. First come, first serv backed by $120,000,000 in assets. Regardless what
happens to the mdividual, the owner’s protection

$1449

tis || 3116 ‘48 Buick 4 Dr.~.... .$ 145

‘52 Cadillac 60 special .

‘52 Chevrolet 2 dr........

) continues for the full year . . The dealer’s guar-

W-Wall Tires,

Original Green Finish, Radio & Heater, Turn Signals, antee is on a percentage basis. The dealer pays Hydramatic — & Hester. Eves Windows,

Two tone Paint. A Real Beau!

eC. 9142 ‘46 Chev, 2 Dr. ‘49 Plymouth 2 dr........

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a share of the repair costs and the owner pays

share. NATIONAL BONDED pays the repair

icin

Radio & Heater, Original Owner, Economy Galore,

bill in full; the owner pays nothing.

2972 '49 DeSoto 4.Dr. ...$ 150

All the Power and Beauty you can wish for, Two tone Paint,

ALSO. USED TRUCKS

oe" “StaZuReEK

‘ MOTOR SALES

woe

‘51 Olds 98 sedan . 399

| Many Others to Choose From |

3089 ‘46 Plym. 5 pass. ...$ 65 AS AN EXAMPLE

oo e ©

ee — & Heater, Two tone "Blue, Many Extras,

: : Ae Ma ¢ .

SEB CY FOR THE BEST BUY ‘47 Chev. 4 Ton Pickup. ..$ 395 |

SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS 'S] Pontiac sed. coe......$ 349,

Second Series, Deluxe Cab, Heater. Turn Bignals, Good Tires. |

IN NEW OR USED CARS

mreremaie Radio & Heater, White Well Tires, Look at this”
If you haven't been able to buy # car anywhere else because you

Jack W. Haupt

‘52 Chev. 4 Ton Pickup. ..$ 595 |} Ss

were moat = cash or because your car is loo old to cover the
| down paym: or if you've been told you owe too much on

ae Pontiac Sales pri
Reconditioned and Ready,

your car to goer) a deal come in and see us. We've helped a lot
ef people, and we may be able to help you.

“Cy Owens’

MATTHEWS "Bright Spot’

147-150 S. SAGINAW ST: North Chevrolet

HARGREAVES |
HARGREAVES |
Oakland County's Jerome Olds-Cadillac |

Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.

"Your CHEVROLET Dealers National Bonded Dealer Cass at Orchard Lake

221 S. Saginaw St _FE 4.4546 | S. MERIC, ELSE ELE Pe oe ae 8-yee

SCHUTZ Motors '80 CARS-O LIVER BUICK

TURNER

DUE TO THE EVEROINGCRENSING VAMOUNT OF SALES ON THE POPULAR

NEW BUICK, OLIVER MOTOR SALESSING HAS ONE OF THE FINEST SELEC-

TIONS OF ONE OWNER AND THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED USED CARS

AAA

IN OUR LONG 25 YEAR HISTORY, OPEN TIL 9 P.M. WITIL 14 COURTEOUS

SALESMEN TO SERVE YOU.

FORD

RECONDITIONED

Chevrolets Pontiacs Buicks . Fords

s new $1275, 4465 Mo-

USED CAR SPECIALS
USED CAR SPECIALS
53 Chev. 4 dr.....$ 765 55 Pont. 4 dr..... $179 54 Buick 4 dr.....$1495 55 Ford 4 dr....--$1595

. EXECUTIVE CARS

1956 Volkswagen 2 Dr.

Si'Chev, Coe. ...-$ 365 52 Pont. 2) dr...-.$ 645 §5 Buick H’top ..$2195 §3 Ford 2 dr......$° 895

UP TO $900 '55 Cadillac

Cr 53 Chev. 2 dr.....$ 765 51 Pont. Conv.., -$ 695 53 Buick 4 dr.....$1185 ~ 52 Ford 4 dr......$ 545

4 DISCOUNT

A Really Sharp Coupe Like New, 6,000 Actual Miles

50 Chev. 4 dr....-$ 185 53 Pont. 2 dr.....$ 875. 52 Buick 2 dr.....$ 595 S50Ford 2 dr-..... $ 165'S5 Chevrolet 4 dr....... .$1495 51 Chev. 4 dr.....$ 395 55 Pont. 2 dr.....$1735 54 Buick 4 dr.....$1695 | S0 Ford Cpe. ..,.$ 165

'S4 Ford 2Dr. ...$ 899 33 Plym. 2dr. ...$ 699 |

V8, Radio’ & Heater, Whitewall Tires

54Chev. 2 dr.....$ 935 50 Pont. 2 dr.....$ 95. 50 Buick 2 dr.....$ 295 $1 Ford 2.dr......$ 345

35 Dodge st. wg. $1799 °55 Ford 2-dr. ....$1199 |

= FIRST a Buick 2 45 2 $

‘54 Pontiac 55 Chev. 2 dr.....$1395 54 Pont, 4 dr.. ...$1295 Si dr....:$ 49Ford dr...... 145__

55 Chev. Bel Air $1209 "51 Chev. 2dr. ...$ 244

Radio & Heater, Whitewall Tires _

52 Plym. 4dr. ...$ 499 , ‘54 Pont. conv. ..$1399 |

_ RELEASE oe ee ee

53 Chrysler sedan "S54 Stude. st. we. $999 54 Mere. cl. cpe. $1299

Full Power

SPRING PRICES-CLEAN CARS

*53 Olds 88 4-dr. ..$ 809 *83 Ford 2dr. ....$-699

TOP TRADE-INS

"52 Merc. 2-dr. ...$ O44 — °53 Pont. Cata. ...$ 999

52 Buick hardtop 54 Hud. Jet Hyd. $ 844 9°51 Plym. 2-dr. ...$ 244

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Radio & Heater, Whitewall Tires

Demonstrators

52 Ford 4-dr.....$ 499 54 Merc. Mont. .$1099 |[

'55 Olds h.t. Holiday 2 dr.$2395 ‘'S] Pont. Cata. 2 dr...... $ 595

53 Pon, dix. 84d.$ 844 53 Linc. hardtop $1199 |] Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, Low Mileage, Clean

‘93 Studebaker

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Hydramatic, Two Tone Blue, Runs Very Good

ALL THESE CARS ARE Overdrive, Champion 54 Plym, 2dr. ...$ 899 °53 Chev, 2dr. ...$ 699 |

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FULLY EQUIPPED 'S2 Merc. hardtop Mont..$ 785 ‘50 Olds 4 door

°S3 Dodge 4dr. ..$ 699 °53 Ford Co. sed, $ 999

WITH RADIO AND ‘52 DeSoto custom $595 Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, Real Sharp Deal

= * we we Very Nice Looking, Good Tires, A HoneyHEATER — SOME Radio & Heater, Automatic, Whitewall Tires $3 Ford: \ ictoria $ 944 "$2 Buick hardtop $ 744

HAVE FORD-O-MATIC 'SO Mercury 2 door.....$ 395

& POWER STEERING. "$2 Chev. 4dr. ...$ 499 sf rar d 2dr. ....$ 244 ‘53 Buick: RM hardtop. .$1395

Ce ee Radio & Heater. Clean, Ideal Transportation

'52 Dodge Radio & Heater, Dynaflow, Power Steering,

'S3 Ford conv, ...$ 899 $5 Chev. conv. ..$1799 for the Little Woman

Radio & Heater, Gyromatic One Owner, Sharp

(1) Custom 2 Dr.
1985 BUICK HARDTOP—SEE THES!

(1) Custom 4 Dr. 4 5] Dodge 2 door
CENTURY

SPECIALS AND '55 Pont. cus. Cata. ......$1895

(3) Fairlane Town Sed. Radio & Heater, A Real Clean Looking Car,
10.00 DOWN DELIVERS All Leather Trim, Ready for the Road, Real Sharp
(1) Fairlane Cl. Cpe. AUSO A COMPLETE SELECTION OF No Rust
(1) Fairlane Victoria TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS
(1) Fairlane Crn. Vict. '53 Buick Spec. 4 dr.....5 895 '5] Buick Super 2 eo © © www
ANY CAR LISTED BELOW|}

(1) Sunliner
Dynaflow, All the Extras, Really a wc One. Hardtop, Radio & Heater, New Paint,

(1) F-100 Pickup Free—5,000 Merchants Green Bring Your Title Why Walk?
*S1 Chev. !3-ton pickup "52 Dodge 4-door
Stamps With Each Purchase! |

THESE CARS ARE OF-"31 Mercury sedan "32 Kaiser 4-door '54 Buick 4 dr. Special. $1595 '53 Chevrolet 2 door ...$ 695
FICIALLY OWNED & Dynaflow, Showroom Prices, Sp tess Radio & Heater, Paint Good, Runs Good,

We Have Terms to Suit Your "$1 Ford !,-ton pickup "32 Chev. 14-ton panel

MAINTAINED BY Throughout Starts Good, Wow!

‘

: SALES OFFICIALS OF Budget ‘51 Nash 4-door "50 Ford sta. wgn.

-THIS DEALERSHIP.
YOU ARE INVITED TO}
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CARS AT...

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464 S. Woodward Ave. WHERE PONTIAC BUYS ITS BUICKS!

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Sports. Patil Williams, Bill Flem-| pardo, June Lockhart in comedy|®:5S—2) On the Farm Front. Pi as one Se Man of the Year, to' let workers exclude from tax-| “At Columbusis sittin’

Street she
ming bout’ bewildered father, ““Boy|7@®—(2) Good Morning. (4) To-/film programs reported in the) Om February 13, of this year, able income the money they invest! “Her name, if you cared,

6:15—(4) Sammy Shore. Comedy. Gas (9) Motion Pichare ; at N * * «& = facet Dea Sweet celebrated toward future pensions. :. be

(2) News. Jac LeGoff. Academy. Robert Cummings, : pia A series on aif power, a weekly . 7 os Reon Railroad labor unions are push-Is the Limerick, and so this is
¢:25—(2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Ev-| Susan Hayward in “Lost Mo-|22—() Good Morning. Plan A cattech otis a tal eee ing now before a

legislation,House

erett Phelps. a ment,” man goes to Venice to ning Your Financial Future : A graduate of Yale in 1905 and subcommittee,give rail work

7:55—(2) Weather,

:30—(7) Cisco Kid. Duncan Re-trace some letters and uncovers Episcopal Theological School, Cam-

8:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (7)

naldo, Leo Carillo in Western story of unusual woman. (4) bridge, Mass. in 1908, he wag or-

ITy :
adventure. (4) Juvenile Court. People’s Choice. When Sock and Erle Stanley Gardner mystery dained deacon of the Protestant

Little Rascals.

8:30—(2) Captain Kangaroo. (7)

Judge Kaufmian presiding in re-Cleo appear on TV for charity, stories, a cavalry series, one on Episcopal Church in 1908 and be-

Wixie Wonderland.

enactment of cases. (2) Patti they get surprise movie offer. |activities of the Chicago Fire De-came a priest in 1909. He was

9:00—(4) Romper Room.

Page Show. Music. Comedy stars Jackie Cooper. ‘n Heart.| partment, at least three new situa-| also graduated. from Illinois Col-

9:30—(2) Love Story.

lege in 1936.

6:45—(2) News. Doug Edwards. |tion comedies. All of these are on

9:30—(7) Down You Go: Word throb Theater.

4:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. film and nearly all will originate He is a member of the Mis-

Game with Dr. Bergen Evans, 9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth.

Puppet comedy. (9) Heart of the host. (4) Theater. After years of te:00—(2) Garry Moore Show. (4) ——_—) souri Welfare League, the Mis-

_ City. Big Town is panicked by searching, finds |souri Association for Mental Hy-y

man gunman

VERY REV. 5. E. D.

SWEETD.
disappearance of bomb whokilled father “The pepe 73 Ernie Kovacs Show. |Eqst Lansing giene and active in social and eeninerntiifilinetiemninnnecloran

time in -his in rete
“Rich Kid.” Pat McVey, Jane Face,” starring Dale labor problems of the community.

Robertson. 10:55—(7T) News, Story Studio. .

Nigh featured. (4) Michigan (2) Four Star Playhouse. Bed-11:00—(4) Home. Cheering Woman Dean Sweet has served as chair-Damage Suit Filed
Outdoors. Mort Neff with films, ridden woman how she 11:25—(7) News Ace. Robin & man of the Disputes Division of;
talk about sports. (2) Ray Mil-looks to her husband in “The Ricky. the National War Labor Board Re-on Father's Paintings

on TV Quiz Show

land Show., Comedy. Case of Emily Cameron,” star-11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. gion 7 and as arbitrator in labor KANSASCITY @—Two daugh-

PEE RES CR een MNT ES aS

:15—(T) News. John Daly.

:30—(7) Lone Ranger. Ranger and
Tonto escape from burning trap
to capture two outlaws in ‘The
Sawtelle Saga’s End."’ (9) Mil-
lion Dollar Movie. Valerie Hob-
son, James Robertson Justice in
“Murder Will Out." (4) Dinah
Shore Show. Songs. (2) Sgt.
Preston of the Yukon. Boy look-
ing for excitement is involved in
showdown between Sgt. Preston
and gang of thieves. Richard
Simmons plays Preston.

ring Ida Lupino, Scott Forbes.

10/60 — (7) Jumbo Theater —
“Atomic Love,” drama. (4)
Hockey. Playoff game: Detroit
Red Wings vs. Toronto Maple
Leafs at Detroit. (2) Johnny Car-
son Show. Comedy. Johnny tries
something new in giveaway con-
tests.

10:30—(7) Ed McKenzie Musicade.
Musical salute to Michigan city.

(2) Eddie Cantor Show. Comedy.
10:45—(4) Sports on Parade, Film.
7:45—(4) News Caravan. John 11:00—(7) Soupy’s on. Variety with

FRIDAY AFTERNOON

12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten-
nessee Ernie. (7) 12 O'clock
Comics.

12:10—(9) Prayer, Sign On.
12:15—(2) Love of Life. (9) Alice

Through the Looking Giass.

12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow.

(4) Feather Your Nest. (7)
Beulah.(9) Small Fry Frolics.
12:45—(9) Featurette.
1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) (Color).

Colorland. (7) Charm Kitchen.

(9) News, Shoppers Show.
creas in. St. Louis and other
cities

Prior to his present pastorate,
made an initial appearance on the Rev, Mr., Sweet was assistant
television's $64,000 Question” Tues-|rector of St. John's Church, Jer-
day night as an expert on horse sey City, N, J.; rector of St. Ste-

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St. Paul’s Church, Columbus, Ohio,

She is Mrs. Ida Mae Sherburne

of Nicholasville, Ky., wife of Col.!
Thomas L. Sherburne Sr. who was, '20 Lost Weekends
commandant of the MSU ROTC!

ALLEGAN @® — The next 20
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weekends will be long ones for|

Harry McKeown, 21, of Allegan.

Her local o think she'll

ters of a local artist’ have filed
a $650,000 damage suit against *\phrey’
storage company contending their

‘father’s paintings were damagéd
by rough handling.
Works of the late John Douglas
Patrick are involved. Mrs. Grace
Patrick Wray and Mrs. Hazel
Patrick Rickenbacher named the
Perky Brothers Transfer and Stor-
age Co. as defendant,
The daughters said they had)
| placed 55 paintings in a vault lee

1:16~(4) Fun to Reduce. He must serve them in jail as part which they’ provided a lock and

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Open Eve, Ti 0 P, M.

Cameron Swayze. Soupy Sales. (9) National News.
$:00—(7) Life Is Worth Living. (4) 11 o’Clock News. Paul Wil-
Talk by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, liams. (2) News. Jac LeGoff.

key, Sometime after 1937, the suit

1:30—(4) Jean McBride. of his sentence of reckless driving.

added, the canvases were re-

1:55—(4) Fran Harris.

McKeown, clocked at 110 m.p.h.

2:00—(2 . Lewis. (4)

moved to open storage in a ware-

“Russia's Unknown Weapon.” 11:10—(9) Weathervane,

Hour ‘et Shows. 1 . Stars Md *:_* by Police Sunday, also was fined house without their consent and

(4) You Bet Your Life. Groucho 11:15—(7) Variety Theater, Fea-
Seven. ; A’ son,’ Maj. Gen. Thomas L./$75 and $5.80 costs. some were damaged.
2:30— inkletter Houseparty. [Sherburne Jr. is an Army guided

ROOFING |

Wer MET

Marx quiz. (2) Bob Cummings! ture film TBA. (9) Filnt Theater.

Show. Masquerade party dis-| Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce in 2: ay sre Hart. missile expert, an MSU graduate) 1 Arabien

emnay

guise helps Shultzy get even with} “Sherlock: Holmes Faces

3:00—(2) The Big Payoff.. (4)/and. at one time was the top , Old" World

her boss. Death."’ (4) Little Show. Michael

(Color). NBC Matinee Theater.|Tanked Spartan tennis player. He |

totes econ

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$:30—(7)° Stop the Music. Quiz) Blake in “Anniversary.” (2)

(7) Afternoon Film Festival. was given a Michigan State-cen-ia ke
last year “for out-' ” » tissue fa -TAATION

8:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. tennial award

with Bert Parks. (4) Dragnet.| Miss Fairweather. Mary Ann

AND AiADHESION.

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SAVINGS

Case from Los Angeles Police! Brownley. ities.

'$:58—(9) News standing service to his country.” lis Closer bread

Files. Jack Webb, Ben Alex-/11:20—(2) Les Paul and Mary) : re Mrs. Sherburne, who reached heat YY 50%

#:00—(2) Brighter $256 level in her first try, will | Mountain

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First Liberty Now Behind,

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Boots Nearing Graduation $:00—(2) The Early Show. (4), 796 Years Overdue 20 Rights (ab.)

Pinky Lee Show. (7) Mickey} DURHAM, N.C. @®—Duke Uni-|3} gaMs2..,

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eighth week of basic training at Great Lakes, Ill., with the civic-&:30—(4) (Color) Howdy Doody./book that was checked out 36'3$ Annie. —
sponsored Pontiac-Flint-Saginaw Navy Company, writes i his

(1) Mickey Mouse Club. (9)jyear ago. 38 Japanese
in week-

Howdy Doody. Duke levies a nickel a day ON | 49 pivisien of
overdue books, and this one could “ the calys

ly dispatch to recruiters:

‘The Tri-City Company, after finishing a hard week in the mess

jhave cost the borrower $650, The)” river

halls, enjoyed its first weekend liberty and is now in the final two Veloz, Yolanda Dance

iprofessor who brought it back got/¢5 Worm

weeks of ‘boot camp.’

Into Domestic Court ja thank you instead of a fine. He 4s Brasilien

“The men spent their first liberty off¢ toes March 24 and 25.

ven ete 7 ound it among his father’s je

Most went to Milwaukee, with the rest travelling to Chicago. It was { LOS ANGELES (#-The dance//rd } smong f uae ne 49 Roof finial | xi
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