_ ‘THE PON _%* *& —_ PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1956—30 PAGES ¥ The Weathe7 r + U.S. Weather Bareee Forecast | Thunderstorms Details page two: _ _ ABSOCIATED PRESS UNITED PRESS PHOTOS _ Te a ‘cr 114th YEAR \~ : s , INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE Bi Ls é f ff / = yf : Contest Time Beginning piston ‘ | | = |US. Policies, Malenkov Sheds Pickels Halt3 | Some Tears tor % — World Problems _Milk Truckloads aa aimee Auld Lang Syne ALLOWAY, Scotland (INS) ‘Sentimental old Georgi Malenkov, shed a few nostalgic tears today) while singing ‘Auld Lang Syne” at the cottage home of poet Robert Burns, ¢ The Soviet minister of power sta- tions came to Alloway on the Scot- land leg of his current tour of Britain. A Burns fan from way, back, Malenkov walked reverently about the tiny white-washed and thatch- reofed cottage where the great _|poet was born. “Eleven workmen were busy repairing the cottage. Malenkov stopped-and asked the workers to sing “Auld Lang Syne.” at Dairy Depot Blocks Ordered Report at Romeo, Imlay City by Bargaining Group - FROM OUR WIRE SERVICES MASON—Pickets~ halted three truckloads of milk outgide an Ira Wilson and Sons Dairy Co. depot in Mason today on the second iday of a strike by farmer- aaa Launch Confab Cortines, St. Laurent Meet With President in West Virginia WHITE SULPHUR -|SPRINGS, W. Va. ®) — President Eisenhower, Ca- ‘jnadian Prime Minister Louis St: Laurent and President Adolfo Ruiz Cor- tines of Mexico opened a 43 b ie wide ranging ‘survey of iE + They obliged. Malenkov, dewy- eyed, then linked his arms in members of the Fair Share world problems and U.S. foreign policies today in theirs and they ran through the Bargaining Association. © ballad again. The association yester- aP Wirephete their North American sum- U.S. officials indicated Eisen stcae inteuet Bien MIAMI BEACH WINNER — Marcia Valibus, 18-year-old: blonde,* day began picketing the De- was chosen Miss Miami Beach of 1956 over 11 other finalists. She will troit plants of Wilson and compete for the Miss Florida title as_a preliminary step toward the 4-Year Term the Borden Co. It claims it Miss America contest in September. Her measurements are 35-24-35. represents the majority of . ithe farmers supplying De-. : "AP Wirephote Plan Defeated GETTING TOGETHER — President Eisenhow-Laurent, right, into a close group this morning as Walking Since 1953 troit creameries and seeks er moves Mexico's President Adolfo Ruis Cortines ~ they posé at the North American Summit Confer- an increase in the price paid » GOP-Backed Resolution (left) and Canadian Prime Minister Louis 5. St. ence at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. farmers for raw milk. : Pilgrim Pauses in Pontiac Falls Four Votes Short The FSBA said it had ordered of Required Approval 7 on View,25 Senate to Vote Ike Takes Jocular 10,000 Mile Journey ya members to start picketing Wilson Gepots in Mason, Ovid, Ann Arbor ek | 42 . to cover the globe during the Gingerale Investigation ncn tees ee LANSING (AP)—The Republi- one— and Chelsea and Borden depots in‘on Election Plan on A nameless gray-haired lady walked into Pontiac yes- can-backed plan to put the gover- Richmond, Owosso, Imlay City terday, completing 8,100 miles of her 10,000 mile journey WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. (INS)—Prest-\Oir ie eateries henne nor, legislators and other key state and Romeo. to promote world peace through “disarmament and and county officers on the basis of Ingham County Sheriff William dent Eisenhower took a jocular view today of a Secret).in 4. mealtime talks. reconstruction.” ‘four instead of two-year terms was “Peace Pilgrim,” as she calls herself, spent the night defeated today in the Senate. Barnes estimated more than 100 Solons Facing Proposal. Service investigation into the possibility that “poisoned”| jinson minutes before the farmers stopped the trucks Hgingerale at to Change Method of: served aboard a special railroad car he) meeting began in the plush presi- was here. and continued on her way early this morning. Because a ‘constitutional amend. Mason. He said the drivers Peace started her journey ment was involved, 23 favorable votes were required for approval. on New Year’s Day in 1953. Nineteen senators supported the Since that time she has resolution and eight were op- walked coast to coast and posed. border to border. She is Under the proposal,” the first now walking at least 100 elections for four-year terms would) miles in each state ending have been held in 1958. The g0v-| at the state capitol of each. ernor would have been limited to She walked the road from Kala- two successive four-year terms. mazoo to Jackson for the second Sens. Harold Ryan and Charles time on this leg of her 10,000-mile | journey, “This was ‘the first time| aL I ever traveled a road twice,”| argued with the demonstrators. Choosing President State police were alerted for! trouble, -particularly in outlying WASHINGTON (#—The Senate areas, begins voting today on proposals Meanwhile, there was an indica- to change the constitutional meth- tion the powerful Teamsters | ; Union may be prepared to give0d of electing presidents and vice aid to the FSBA. A driver for a'presidents, Opponents voiced con-| gry ice company told pickets at fidence all veFsions would be. Borden's today that he was a mem-beaten. ber of the Teamsters and had| The principal plas is_a_ two-part ‘been instructed not to cross picket compromise which . i oar 54 Senate sponsors. Some have Association since withdrawn support. | later occupied. Eisenhower discussed the incident at breakfast with) the man who normally uses the special car, President; Walter J. Tuohy of the*————— Chesapeakeand Qhio Rail- Tuohy quoted him as) NEW YORK (AP)— saying: | : The U. 8. government to- ‘They're making @-great) day seized Communist business, aren't they? the’ a yas , 4 ; “Who are they trying to get, you, n 0 ts news-’ dressed a dential suite of the Greenbrier Motel Eisenhower, St. Laurent #4 Rutz Cortines posed om the lawa four minutespictures. ‘ for On the dot of 10:15 a.m, the eet Se ee shoud eee ne en beteace tat |" rae oe pei & Walk, ors tees members vera Peace said, “and it was quite or me? | paper, the Daily Worker, |Titn "Rte Cortineg, ina pin: keeps elected officials year term pleasant, I saw many people who closer to the people. remembered me from before.” I “It must be you because you're) for back tax liens, |striped double-breasted blue, ‘the haven't drunk opponen t, ; was I pop drinker. * Peace’s pilgrimage is q prayer Sen, Creighton R. Coleman (R-‘noticeable effect on deliveries Of predict it would be defeated spokesman for the news-[on his right, St. Laurent, in a that vows “I shall remain a wan-Battle Creek), chief sponsor of either company. with any variations which | woh Con Parca double-breasted walked the resolution, denied that a four-Tank trucks moved unmolested) gre offered, The Secret Service was await: | PaPET sald. the President's left. derer until] mankind has learned = from farm depots, and wholesale) the ways of peace . . . walking ing a laboratory analysis of sev-| Alan Max, managing A ef abéut 200 hotel’ To be adopted, a constitutional until I am given shelter, fasting and home delivery trucks were until I am given food.” | spomsiveness of legislators or moving unmolested through the amendment must be approved by eral bottles of the gingerale to editor of the Daily Work-guests and townspeoplein- broke two thirds .of those voting in the Coena mecuihte at. et said U. 8. treasury | to applocse. The three svulieg-| cin ncied elected officers, ~ Detroit picket lines. “There have been only four meals. ‘Senate and House, and must be that I've skipped,” she said, ‘and’ (€oleman said the off-presidential Picketed in Detroit today were ratified by three fourths of the tempt on Eixenhower’s life. | agents ordered the head-seas tak edaeaiesoe I have had a bed to sleep in at | states. | in &@t \ear elections would separate state the plant of Ira Wilson& Sons The three persons were stricken| Quarters and the news-Wecsisean loudly least three-fourths of the time. issues from national questions and) Co, and Borden Co. headquarters, These are the alternatives under atter drinking the peceue inat| paper plant emptied. as aati ene a A pe he There have been nights spent in lead to better focused campaigns. pitty farmers marched in lines the compromise proposal: Thursday aboard the special car) eee eens \getting one picture—I want this parked cars or cement floors, Six Democrats were joined in OP-| at the Wilson plant. There were | 1, A state’s electoral vote’ could recalls. the divided among presidential can-| Eisenhower later used on his trip position by two Republicans, Sens.| abeut 100 pickets at Borden's. Peace Pilgrim is dressed in blue to White Sulphur Springs. for n| Veylond Visits Formosa i Edward Hutchinson of -Fennville. | 4 didates in proportion to the popu- shoes, slacks, and tunic which Richard Lister, who milks talks with the Canadian and Mexi-/ TAIPEI, Formosa (#—Gen. Otto and Sen. Elmer R. Porter of Bliss-| lar vote they received, or bears the name ‘Peace Pilgrim" |head of cattle on his farm near Be aay = — in P. Weyland, chief of the U. S. 2. A state could choose its elec- field. on the front and “Walking 10,000 |Oxford, was on the Wilson picket, tors as it selects its senators and wo 0 three persons still) Tactical Air Command, left today Miles for World Disarmament" on |line today. He said his wife and representatives in Congress — two aoe oa Te for Manila after a 24-hour visit/5!# the back. |the manager of the farm took 70 on a statewide basis and the Curry Pleads Guilty Secret Service Chief U. E.|° Formosa. Weyland’s talks with She carries a comb, toothbrush gallons of milk to the’ center Of others by congressional districts. | and pencil with her phis any mail | Oxford and poured it down a drain) Under the present system the Baughman said he was sending an Officials. here centered on more she receives along the way. as a crowd watched. candidate receiving the most popu-agent to Huntington, W. Va., where |effective coordination between the! The good neighbor meeting got “This is the effort of one person), The striking farmers ate mem-jar votes in qa state takes all of its the gingerale was consumed last/U.S. and Chinese Nationalist air going last night on the basis of to promote world peace through! John A. Curry, 27, of 125 N. Per-bers of the Fair Share Bargaining electoral votes. (Continued on Page 2, Col! 8) | forces, dinner table exchanges, r disarmament and reconstruction,” fo Lesser Charge - |Assn., a rebel group within the Peace Pilgrim. said of her jour-, Michigan Milk Producers Assn. | iry St., pleaded guilty to second de- PEACE PILGRIM ney. gree murder this morning in the Stories of Easter — Peter | From here Peace will go to Ann|beating-death of Frank L. Beheyat, | ‘Arbor, then on to Deearborn. By Ly57, in a local hotel Jan. 18. Area Resident Dies ‘Sunday she plans to be in Toledo) Rain, Snow Coming, | Curry was about to be tried on jand begin her journey through an- Mountain of a Man, but Only a Man a first-degree-murder count before as other state. Car Hits Truck = Oakland County Circuit Judge (When a mountain falls, Peter covered his face with his|the Master had given him then.|will build My church and the gates But Prosecutor A Farmington Township man great is the fall. This, the hands, his nails digging into his|The words tumbled back on him:| of bell shall not prevail against it.” Weatherman Says ‘Hot’ Rain in Japan Frank L. Doty. Tomorrow it will be cold-r with Ziem agreed to let-“88 killed last night when the car fourth in an Easter Week flesh, What a desecration he had, “I say also unto thee that thou} ‘ But he; Peter, the big, brusque, Frederick C TOKYO. (INS) — Radioactive to the lesser rain or snow according to the in which he was riding hit 4 series, is about a mountain of a made of the mighty commission'art Peter and upon this rock I stalwart leader of the 12, had col- rain continued to fall in’ Japan to-ting Curry admit parked truck beside M 16, a mile man—and yet, only a man ) a cate ~» lapsed like rotted timber when the Weatherman. The high will be near day presumably as a result of charge. ‘southeast of Farmington. ? nia igale struck, when the peril came, 38 , Soviet Russia's nuclear test last) when club-wielding soldiers At a previous Pontiac Municipal Richard Carnahan, 26, was pro Tonight there will be rain and By GEORGE CORNEDL week. “Hot rain was reported Cc nounced dead at the scene swarmed fhe garden and tied up ‘ourt examination, a witness said (AP Religious Writer) possible thunderstorms, The low from Sendai in the north and Driver of the car, 30-year-old Christ like a_ thief. will range from 34 to 38 degrees. he saw the beating and another It seemed impossible. But it had> Chiba in Central Japan According to the Michigan five-happened. Like water seeping into stated he heard Curry threaten to Donald McVicker, also of Farm-With the others, he had fled in kill Beheydt after the victim re- ington Township, suffered bruises craven alarm and. then furtively day forecast it will be rather cold a storm-lashed boat, fear had Get a Pie Detector! fused to give Curry money ‘and lacerations in the crash, followed to the scene of the Mas- for the next five days with only crept thorugh his body and the mimor warming about Friday. MARSHALLTOWN. Iowa Curry was returned to Oakland was reported in satisfactory con- great, brawny, indomitable Pete: ter's trial before the Sanhedrin. Jail to await sentence April dition today in Mt. Carmel Mercy Caught lurking at the door, he The lowest temperature preced-The Strand Bakery said a’ not-so-'County had blurted out his thunderous lie Hospital, Detroit iwent sick with fright at the sus- He could receive any number Redford post State Pelice said picious questions. ing 8 am. was 30. The thermom-simple “‘Simon’’ made off with 144.9. “I know not this man, Jesus.’ of vears in prison up to hfe the truck, ewned by Chester Tas- eter registered 38 at 2 pm mes during the night ' Now the words beat in his mind hke the hammering of an angry “Aren't you one of them?” — key of “New Buffalo, was unoc- sea, ‘I know Him not .. . I know Bas they kept demanding. ‘Weren't cupied at the time of the crash. Him not. . What sayest thou? = you with Him?” .,. 1 know Him not.” Three times, “Man, I am not! ... I know not ‘Woodchucks Appear; with rising truculence, he had said what thou sayest ... I know Him it, venom breeding venom Real Signof Spring not!* a * * . | * * * GRAND RAPIDS (—Zoo direc-| tary of State's office saying his they are not to drive. ‘“Other-Then he had begun to curse | At that moment, across the wise I would have to send a lot and swear, hating himself, hating jtor Fred A. Meyer said the wood- license was reinstated, ‘room, the bruise-marked Jesus | A sheriff's deputy stopped him more persons to jail,” he Chucks| came out se to stay yester-|41) of them, hating the sound of jturned and gazed at him silently. crowing in the distance, Feb, 19, says Hamilton, and Leib, stated. day afternoon, “a real sign of that cock Lt |Peter went to pieces, crying, hurl- ring. a cock in Jerusalem where ho again took his license Feb. 20. | Hamilton was driving with an 3] . ing oaths into the night, Too late, “They're the only true hiberna- Hamilton claims Leib has no pro-",cocks could be kept, but a cock expired license when arrested for tors we've got,’’ he added. i too late! bationary power and asks the court | speeding Dec. 18, said Leib. “I told| crowing, all the same. | Just a few hours before, when- “Two months ago I reached in It was like the mocking death-, | their den and pulled out a wood-| \they all supped in the upper room him. howl of the wind, like far-off bit-) ' land Jesus spoke forebodingly of ; cense, but was to turn it over to chuck,” he related. “It was curled to send many more violators to ter laughter, In.the trembling, om-, | : (coming death and of Peter denying | Leib said yesterday he makes (me until his probation expired. up in a little ball and I could just jail if deprived of probationary inous dawn, as the hooting guards: | ‘Him, the roughshod, impetuous led their bound victim away. Pe- ‘fisherman had sworn he'd never : after harely detect a heartbeat with a (He failed to do this until of picking Jaw enforcement of-| a common practice up local powers, Le ter sat hunched on a stoop, sob-| \do it—never! is bing convulsively. outcome. “Even if I should die with Thee, Clark J, Adams _ yesterday <<" Soviet ‘Cop’ Goes Home which The “rock” had turned into Billy L.-Hamilton, 29, of. 2371 I should not deny Thee in any April 11 for a hearing at , Silver Circle, Waterford Town-_sand, iway!” he had vowed. “Lord, with In Today s P ess Leib wil] attempt to show why) LONDON w—Gen. Ivan Serev, ship, says”he Was ticketed for County News weesaces 12, 24 Hamilton's ticense shquidn't be re-chief of the Soviet secret police,| In shame, he-plunged back to . ‘Thee I am ready to go both to speeding lagt Dec, 18, -| |prison and to death!”’ - Editorials ....... seaeceecaees © ‘turned. Prosecutor Frederick. C. left for Moscow today after, check-the moment when the Master | He_appeared before Leib Jan. 9. Guideposts ........-... aac © |Ziem has assigned Assistant Pros-ing security arrangements for the, first gave him that name, He \; | “But he had. failed, miserably, he states, and, the justice put him | Bperte ccc cessescee: 0, lecutor Walter R. Denison to de-|Bulganin-Khrushchev visit to Brit-heard again Jesus’ probing ques-| \| \anxious only for his own life, a yess 21 on probation plus picking up his| Theaters ........ Lieeetess8S | fend the justice. tions, heard his own swift ringing | jain next month. Serov’s visit was ‘ |weakling.with no sap in him like » | TV & Radio Programs... 29 | attacked bitterly by British news-declaration of faith: ‘Thou art — i . ithe weeds of the sea; he had dis license for six months.’ Pistriet 4, Retain Your Commissioner the On Feb. 9, Hamilton alleges, he, Wilson, Earl...............18 | papers but he made no comment| the Christ, Sen -of the living | . PETER —— ownedtruth the Lord had giv. Vote Monday, Apri! |2, for | before boarding the plane. 4 God.” . . (A personality studyby Guy Rowe.) i (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2), received a letter from the Secre-| Women’s Pages....... 13, 14,15 | John EB. Carry: Py a é x aa * Saling, Se are 4 i 2 sok; . MARCH 27, 1956 q New Arab-Delay (Dexia Birmingham Teen Road £0 uy * Ar Ss lay Approve Parking Lot HH : “Plans Revealed Perils Mission |With 10-Foot Accessway } Action May Block Plan| BIRMINGHAM—Proposed Park- to Send Hammarskjold ° ‘> | animous. approval of city commis: | ivv° Eonar a * = Phe Pontiae Junior Chamber of” | UNITED NATIONS, N. Y¥. & —! sioners last night. a, Commercesponsor program JA mew Arab delaying action today, 41 interruption will a in the meeting, Next meeting of the recreation May 6 to make teenage drivers! threatened a U.S. plan to send) nen Arthur J. Dubuc of 449 board will be April 12, when the will diacuseed. U.N, Secretary General Dag Ham-jn poe year’s budget . More conscious. according | merskioid ‘on = Palestine peace) Huwiin. Se property me previously, members to Clyle R. Haskill, chairman of _ the safety committee. mission. ers, | shortly after — will’ have an. lunch- In Damascus, Premier Said el| sion of the parking lot. Dubuc had|.o, meeting on fund planning. He the willthe event be Ghazzi told the Syrian Parliament) talked with the commission on the See ; cuca weiss cases which the his government wants the U.S, |price he is to receive for his land) _ Mrs. Jobn A. Wendorph organization also will sponsor.in| ; Walled Lake May 13 and in Roch-shifted from the Security before his attack Mrs, Elizabeth Wicks Wendorph, Council to the General Assembly. Pontiac Press Photo 89, widow of the longtime village FIRM TRANSFERS OFFICES—New headquarters for the Home ester May 2. Western sources feared the Sov-Mercy Hospital, where he is in in 1928, the firm formerly was located in the Community National ieouncil member John A. Wendorph, » Road-e-os are a na-& Auto Loan Co. is this modern, brick and steel structure at 7 fair condition today. The hospital jet Union, in line with its recent died at her home Monday after a ‘ewwide Jaycee project, Haskit! N. Perry St. into which the company’s staff of 11 moved yesterday. Bank Bldg. According te President Berkeley Voss, the new location di agnosed his. illness as acute as- pro-Arab poli¢y, would’ support short illness. rooms is designed to offer convenience to customers hy increased space | The air-conditioned building features five private consultation th ma. Lécal winners will compete in The I1-nation council agreed ing come to this area in 1910 from oo said, such a Syrian move. | She resided at .684 Pierce, hav- | in addition to other expanded facilities for customers, Established and location near the downtown shopping district. of the openings te. an authority for communities north the traffic deaths of two Wayne state semi-finals to become eli- gible for $3,000 in scholarship prizes for the top three national Mountain of a Man. . Area Women Comment Benson Decries Both boys and girls under the but Still Only a Man on Monday Night Hours age of 20 may enter by means of (Continued From Page One) Approval of late Monday shop-Mrs. Haward Soil Bank Delay Costello, 27 Hill-— -- ping hours at downtown Pontiac en him, the trust that he had side Dr.: “I don't os stores was by 6 of 8 area Says Farmers to Miss expressed like the Monday residents who were interviewed at night shopping. -Benefits This Year as random last week as the first year Stores should be- Solons Continue Debate of the' policy came to a close, open another: A * * = night, i WASHINGTON (#—Secretary .of Adopted in March of last year, { i tion Agriculture Benson said today the 9:30 a. m. to 9 p. m. hours that each day's delay in congfes- won another year of life when the ‘ing on sional enactment of the adminigs-| Retail Merchants Association voted its recommendation that they be tration’s proposed $1,200,000,000 continued. ‘soil bank program is costing) LJ ° * ‘farmers “‘badly needed income.” MissBump, Joy Questioned by a Press reporter in the city's downtown area, shoppers expressed the following opinions: . Mrs, Juanita Verch, 4329 230 Rd: «=6Shimmons “Time is running short,” he “Monday said. “Already it is so late that e it would be difficult to put the /soil bank fully into operation so as to help farmers this year.” Blanchard Ct., 3 | Benson made his remarks in a Drayton Plains: statement submitted te the “I think night Monday openings shoppers will take’ more advantage House Agriculture Committee. That group is making a study of the Senate’s farm bill while a are of great bene- the East. She was born in Sandto _|Lake, N.Y., and was married {therein 1888, Her husband, who died in 1934,was Park * lof White Chapel Cemetery. Mrs, Wendorph belonged to Jr., who called on the council to Pythian Sisters Temple 94, of waste no time in “setting into which she was a past chief, and to First Presbyterian “ United Nations to deal with the She leaves four daughters, Mrs. present ominous drift." |Hazel Rawler, Mrs. Stella Edgar, Mrs. ChaHes Olin Sr., and Mrs. er Beutih Petersen, all of Birming- 'ham! ‘a son, J. Howard,of Jackson- motion the full authority of the -retirement is effective larger U.N, group might not be ville; 9 grandchildren, and 24 |April 1. Purkiss has been with the able to act on it until late fall \great-grandchildren. ‘city as director of finance. or early winter. | Service will be at 2 p.m. Thurs- Posting of certain streets with, Ld] * * iday at Manley Bailey Funeral load limits because of spring thaws Syria made no secret of her op-‘Home, Inurnment will be in the lt be continued for more than 15 | position to the U.S, plan. E] Ghaz-days, commissioners decided. Ex-/Te™ple of Memories ‘at White zi told the Damascus Parliament Chapel Cemetery. itension of the time was requested the proposal is contrary to Arab by City Engineer L. R. Gare. interests and contains “‘complete- ly new matters that should be de- Plans for four of the six com- 'UM Coed Charged | munities to tie inte the Ever- bated and voted upon in the Gen- green interceptor sewer to set up | temporary treatment measures eral Assembly and not the Secur- in 2 Traffic Deaths ity Council.” } received a vote of approval by | The U.S. resolution would have the. commission last nigh t. . YPSILANTI — A University City Manager D. C, Egbert’s re-of Michigan coed has been ac- port told of the intention to form cused of negligent homicide in é fit to the. shopper Miss Bump explosive tensions lof 14 Mile road. The four during summer oughly with us. Let us answer all ef your ques ‘J himself of contempt. But they John M. 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More than 500 persons are at-|some cash of her own as | ee . “ : %sae at . ae * Scsusd ca Weses lee praaine aut conge: Se a) ane: . to on eee 4 Le : University’s medical school, De-ee Will 'v f troit, sald detection of eye treu-Hubby Shoots Wife Weharow TEE. ae Will Be a Vote o “ bles at am early age can V8 11, Crowded Store , Mrs, Smith became suspicious social, emotional and educational | CINCINNATI # — Goldie Byrd, when them ; , _ Continued Success maladjustments, 28 fo ta eritiest aepillion After ive tes caseea . py Dr, ,Lepard. an associate po ae ot three times at short! purse and fled. »>- : fessor of ophthalmology, made his partment store arodigoregatonlont mf 9 | remarks in an address prepared i copy nirener Confederate Jackpot (T a dif for the opening meeting of the awe Benny, also = tadenl. focty for the Proven| = captured by an off-duty) BIG SPRING, Tex. @® — Three, F tion of Blindness policeman. He said he “was sorty/hoys found $1,800 in a treasure! 8 , the moment it happened but Iichest dug out of an abandoned earthen tank here but neither they. DEFICIENCIES FORMED EARLY couldn't undo it.” ss Hip roel, eset eating eee Byrd wos bell Se eee eee revenue people | haa | ay, p — 5 gram because “we have found jo charges were immedi-| are excited. The $1,800 was in $1, | : ‘ , dere ‘ : BOYS’ CLUBS “BOY OF THE YEAR” — He's Frank Boyce, bits in formed ' . — Sea —— ISS SPE CE "<2 43-of Elizabeth City,N. J. Frank was chosen for his ‘‘service to pores oot) ; oo — : SS a EE : home, church, school, community and Boys’ Club.” The youngster (fj : aa AES ES eS Se: aE ; is shown above in New York receiving the 1956 Junior Citizenship = “ Award of Boys’ Clubs of America from David W. Armstrong, executive director of the organization. This year’s National Boys’ |f Club Week—April 2-8—celebrates the 50th anniversary of the national |} youth guidance gnovement. . | : + i | cd . * = | wf * 4 Political Rows Cause Missionary Heldi . -; | En joy ~ stepping out Gildersleeve Divorce 7” Communists . Returns Home , : lar-, St ees scoot ae CHICAGO (®—The Rev. Harold|f) i iS tice and was extremely jealous,“-Rigney was back in his native | >) actress Gloria Holiday testified in| Chicago today after an absence off) _g@ivorcing the onetime Great Gil-| nine years, including more than “dersieeve of radio. four years in a Chinese Commu- . e.s nist prison. oes : Sa. “ Superior Judge Burnett Wolfson e, 2 8 OT = * SR ruled ‘yesterday that political dif-| The 56-year-old Roman Catholic I } ferences were not sufficient missionary was greeted by his TH S : ‘ i “grounds for divorce. But he grant-year-old mother Mrs. Alice Rigney P ed the decree after Miss Holiday,|and a crowd of about 150 persons) i At ND 4 | wi 31, ‘testified Peary, 46, was 80\upon his arrival at Midway Air-, jealous that he once demanded) port yesterday from New York. (f | A ‘they leave a party because she| “My son, my dear son,” Mrs.|}) had danced with another man. j|Rigney sobbed as she embraced|} e i WIT * &.® the stocky, graying priest. ‘‘This | Miss Holiday said she is a Dem-|is the answer to my prayers.” ocrat and Peary often tried to con-* « # wert her to the Republican party.| Father Rigney, released by the|[’ She ‘said he called her VieWS Chinese Communists: six months! “stupid and immature.” ago, was a rector of a university|| p Cakouid, ; in Peiping when he was seized in| ’ ° Ss A | Plan for Biggest Bridge jcollege, church, civic and busi-\f] TOKYO &—Communist China Ness groups in the Chicago area said today it is building “the after Easter Week. ‘ Red China Announces fo Crim crm. 7 biggest steel bridge in the Eastern ——— Hemisphers.” with a main span) Sandefjord, Norway, is the | Whether you’re marching in the nd Soot tens. over the Yangtze! World § Chie! whaliné Por ___ I ver at W n. . i t . 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Kenneth G, HE MPSTEAD DOWNTOWN STORE TEL-HURON CENTER STORE Open Mon.-Fri. ’til 9 Open Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. ’til 9 INSURANCE 102 E. H uron St. Ph. FE 4-8284 ba é | 1 + 4 2A PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1956 __ Lenten Guideposts ~ Discovery in: a Seed Store Proof of God's Miraclesi{ By RABBI w. B. SILVERMAN the store, I retraced my steps and Nashville, Tenn. went-back to look at it again. HOW GOD-WORKS The seed stofe. wasn't a church if he sat down and shared the table or a synagogue. It. the lackedre-j§. with me. I answered perfunctorily ligious the style of symbolism or -said that 1 wouldn’t—mind at architecture. that would distinguish lit as a house of God, and yet 1 That — wasn't |realized that God worked behind quite the truth, the counter, preaching sermons in because the mus-seeds to all who cared to listen. ty odor that ema- Standing in front of the window, nated from the I bowed my head and repeated the man was hardly ‘words of the Patriarch Jacob: conducive to good “Surely the Lord is in this place; if appetite, He was and I knew it not.” wearing an old — shirt, his hands TOMORROW — Walter F. Dav- were calloused ‘is, champion high jumper, tells/}. and work-worn, how a power greater than human and TI noted that strength taught him how to’ pray. his fingernails were anything but Guidepests clean. He introduced himself as Mr. Steele and’said that he owned the seed store. After a few preliminary references to the weather, he be- Sentence Slayer gan to talk about his work, and it ‘was thenI realized that I was listening te a devout and deeply religious person. After Appeal He, spoke about seeds with a sense ‘of awe, and there was won- Richard P. Kluckhohn_ der in his voice as he described the mystery of a tiny seed, planted to Serve 1 to 2 Years. in the ground, nurtured and cared) in Death of Woman for until it emerged transformed) by the magic wand of nature into a radish, an onion, a beet, or a RALEIGH, N.C. —Richard P. beautiful flower. Kluckhohn drew a one to two-year) sentence yesterday in the slaying) Here was a man who experi- of shopper a ho- enced humility and reverence at a woman behind | tel in Raleigh. the thought ef God’s creative Kluckhohn, 21, pleaded nolo con-| power, whe expressed a convic- tendere (no contest) to a charge) tien that he had an imvortant of involuntary manslaughter, job to de as a partner with God June sentenced to Last he was in’ the work of creation. 5-to-10 years after a jury convict- Where did he derive the faith ed him of a similar charge in the that enabled him to behold the May 13 pistol shooting of Miss presence of God even in the small- Bernice Seawell, 43, of Arlington, est seed? Va. He appéaled to the State Su-| preme Court, which granted him | a new trial because the judge's; FROM HIS PARENTS “From the best teachers a per- charge to son can have,” he said, ‘‘my par-the jury was faulty. Miss Seawell was waiting for a| ents. They taught me how to use parking lot attendant to deliver) my eyes to see God in everything her car during a rainy day whee) —in the soul of man, in the maj- esty of the stars in the mystery she was felled by a bullet. Klickhohn, who described the | and beauty of nature. “Some people may look at a seed shooting as a “horrible accident,” cchacwtelged that his German Lu-| ‘and behold a seed. My parents gave ger pistol had discharged while me the religious vision to look at a |he a hotel but seed and see the wonder and glory was in room, said he did not know it had hit anyone. of God.” Kluckhohn was in this area as 1 forget the hour, wanting to of a publishing a representative remain and listen, It was Mr. firm. His. parents, Dr. and Mrs. | Steele who finally asked to be Clyde K. Maben Kluckhohn, are: excused. 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Home When determined mothers decide that something has to be done and have the support of top City offi- cials, things do happen. This was shown in the speed with Paréraifs By JAMES J. METCALFE which the mothers’ blockade brought @ntitied exclusively to the use installation of a traffic light at East fal. jocal news printed in thie Bewe- Boulevard and Valencia Drive. Back of the aroused women’s demonstra- tions was the fact that since January three children have been injured seriously at this intersection. Se * x * Wants to See What the mothers didn’t Reincarnation — on realize is that City officials I’m sure a lot of that oreign Aid Program agreed with them. Need for the if ; . 5 ‘are familiar with hypnotism agree light was indicated by a traffic ‘ital, Dulles Asserts - that it is dangerousfool with. to several months ago. But an honest research should be survey riF i li made on the reincarnation : Seldom since he took office has Sec- This showed that a total of as it is being made on extra-sen- ; A E fetary of State Duties made as im- 6,546 vehicles passed the inter- sory perception. | wage an all out fight for its $4.9 making this equipment had delayed By RELMAN MORIN determined to drill for oil on billion foreign aid bill. In so do- Zante. (For Hal Boyle) installation of several new traffic The obstacles were enormous, NEW YORK \#—This being Leap g he wisely emphasized the lights in the City. he said. The Greeks themselves Year, ladies, I thought you might necessity of continuing were not interested in developing ‘like to know about a particular The Thinker * x * the ancient field) They were not . in the interest of bachelor with an unusual story. program interested, either, in agreements * s s Nonetheless they now have the world survival. with any foreign firms to develop David Lawrence Says: His name is Martin Lerman. He satisfaction of knowing that City it for them. Lerman said Greece is 25, tall, slim, dark and hand- x * * spends about 30 million dollars Manager Wit_man, Police Chief a some, with an eng aging—no pun Vice Presidency a Ripe Political Plum oil and oi] products DuLuEs’ report year on now. was encourag- intended—personality, which is . ig in its optimism over the future of Srratey and Traffic Engineer an Even so, no Greeks were thinking important part of his story, and, seriously about: Zante, MAKES DEAL VANDERSTEMPLE were on their side all for the Ambitious Presidential Aspirants the time. Like the mothers, and for a young fellow just getting In his opinion Formosa is the started, his prospects look pretty It took him more than three one spot where conflict threatens everybody else, these officials “want bright. WASHINGTON — When Gover-pointed to the post so conspi¢uous tunity he has already had to get He owns an oil company. years, but now he has the agree- most. As a result the Secretary said. ments with the Greek government nor Harriman, Democrat, said the Now they tell me it is always Pontiac kids to die of old age” not a political personality as Richard acquainted with local organization and the leases on the land in Zante, _ that he came home more ccnvinced other day that he isn't interested -a good idea to get a man talking Nixon would mean the beginning leaders in the 1952 and 1954 as traffic victims. cam-~ in the vice-presidential nomination, (A) about himself and (B) about of a lengthy period of suspicion by of the vital importanceof * * paigns and the unprecedented ever op-his work. And if girl - it meant that, if he can't win first the country that the Defense De- a can come He went to Greece and began foreignboth past and place on the ticket this year, he portunity to do the bulk of the in here and there with a knowl- aid partment had been given over to knocking on official doors. The The Man. meow Town would choose to remain governor partisan politics. campaigning in 1956, if he is again edgeable comment, so much the American Embassy helped, he of New York, with the hope of better. So here is young Lerman's the second man on the ticket, will Anybody with real said. He ingratiated himself with © Then he went out of his way to Help His Chances other nations that have a concern running for te presidency in 1960. story < give Nixon a political strength for Greek government officials and either for the ‘best interest of * the nation or for Nixon himself 1960 which no other prominent Re-with people on Zante. He is learm He 4 sopicenare at Wash- we That’s a politically sound on was ing the language, could hardly have made that publican has today, That's what is tio desire to dominate any other ington U. in St, Louis when, dur- Minnesota Primaries Make cision. For, if he ran for vice Was his youth any handicap? suggestion seriously, It was, of really bothering his opponents— ing the Christmas holidays of 1952 dountry. He added that we don’t seek president this year and the ticket lost, Harriman's chances the next Political Picture Change He looks boyish course, supposed to be a plaus- among them persons with similar his father entertained at dinner. “No,” he said, “the important Ges with any country unless that ible and generous alternative to ambitions, One of the guests was a Greek, time would be impaired, whereas, thing was to convince them that I was sincere about this, and Physician: The only person hand to Nixon—anything for him a former resident of Athens. He if the ticket won, the top man (Copyright, 1956, New York Geuntry wants such ties. but the vice presidency, who hasn't a sure cure for a himself would be entitled to the Herald Tribune Inc.) began talking about oil. could raise the money, and that we could work together. Once that He told about the {sland of cold. presidential renomination in 1960. Nixon's chances of becoming the dhseek ee ide h presidential nominee of his party THOUGHTS FOR TODAY Zante, in the Ionian Sea, where in 1960 are best if vice president for a he serves as second term. So Israel rebelied house of David unto against the this day.— perhaps field in the oldest producing oil the world is located. The was done, the But there is an erroneous im- contracts were signed.” pression prevalent today that the vice presidency isn't a werth- LEAVING SOON * historians, Pliny and Herodotus, Not only has he shown himself to I Kings 12:19. while office or that it doesn't described the lake of pitch which be a remarkable political cam- * * ® He leaves soon for Zante and contain any political future for will stay until the drilling is fully is there. It may be that the ships paigner but, as everyone familiar Evil often triumphs, but never its incumbent unless he happens that. carrieg the Greek army to under way. —Joseph Roux. with politics recognizes, the oppor: conquers. to become president through the A Troy to rescue fair Helen were Marriage? death of the man with whom he calked with pitch from Zante. “I'm all for it,’ he said, ‘but ran in the. preceding election; They probably used it, too, for I've been too busy the last few Metabolism Tests Revedl their fearsome siege weapon, Some of the mistaken philosophy American capac for their aims “Greek -fire."” coal * * ® about the vice presidency cropped up in the recent discussion about No More Than Physicals and ways of life. * 6 . Well, there you are, giris. Start “f was fascinated,” Lerman up on commercial crudes, the availability of Vice President For us the highlight of the report says. Nixon for renomination. Quite a asphalt bases, specific gravity, By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D, Probably a lot of you poor souls Mr. Dutizs’ finding that Asian was and BTUs. They tell me Zante isa curious line of thought was handed STUDIED ZANTE who have been sold from $15 to A reader asks whether I know leaders are aware of the dangerof nice place for a honeymoon. out to the effect that, if Nixon con- He went back to college but he $100 worth of basal metabolism tinued in the vice presidency, he what happens to hypothyroids tests will deplore my ignorance, didn’t do much studying, that is, economic. penetration by interna- Looking Back would be ‘burying’ himself and Well, I have a vague idea— but, on his classroom subjects. He be- but in all sincerity-I must confess tonal Communism. that it. would interfere with his go on, tell me what happens to gan reading about oil. He wrote. that I have yet to learn of an in- political future. to Greece for information about 15 Years Ago ‘em, will you? stance in which a basal metabol- Zante. His geology professor HITLER'S ICELAND blockade More Able Men Needed. ELECTIVE OFFICES “We are subjected to all kinds of ism test has proved of greater ad- Menaces U.S. helped him understand the tech- IMPORTANY X-rays, tests, painful treatment, vantage to the patient than an or- NAZIS WELCOME JAPANESE dinary physical examination by a nical terms Much of this talk was transpar-surgery, specialists, and, in the * = s envoy. Former President Hoover has real doctor. ently due to the naive tactics of end, passed off as neurotics and That was the end of his regular 20 Years ehronic complainers. Signed letters. not more than come forward with a plan to help those who were not at all solicitoUs one page or 100 words jong pertaining to personal coliege days. He had planned to SYLVIA SIDNEY files for di- about Nixon's future—though they health and hygiene, not to disease, diag- “Physicians seem to be afraid study business law and perhaps vorce from Bennett ont after five nosis, Or will be answered by solve what we long have believed is treatment, professed great anxiety in his be- of therapeutic doses of thyroid, Dr. William Brady, if a stamped seif-join his father’s machinery and months. a serious Federal employment prob- lem, lack of sufficient managerial half. Forit is an axiom of modern addressed envelope is sent to the Pon- and has prescribed steel-brokerage firm in St. Louis. INDUSTRY DOU BLES 1953 Com- no one ever tiac Press ontiac, Michigan. politics, that men who run for the {CoCopyright 1956) Instead, at 21, he left college, jodin or jodide for me, although munity Chest donations. presidency have the best chance my BMR... talent. for national attention when they , “I'm taking your article with are actually in an elective office, C ase Records of a Psychologist Though some might criticize the me on my next visit to the doctor, Governors and prominent mem- and I'm going to make him read bers of Congress have in the past proposal on the ground that it Crane Says Devotion of Ganine Friends it and hope both he and I get usually been the nominees for ‘smacks of patronage, Mr. Hoover’s some benefit...’ Claiming to be the first person in Oak-president. Rarely does a cabinet idea deserves. careful study. He officer get the presidential nomina- The lady doesn't specify what land County to do any spring plowing is Should Be Inspiration to All Humans article of mine she is going to try tion. would create outside Civil Service Burdette Bowerman to make the doctor read, It was argued patrontzingly, for 2,000 high level Federal jobs which of Pontiac Township. He get out his I haven't the ghost of a notion Bud typifies the most unique that emotions don’t atrophy or die Dogs thus voluntarily adopt the gar- instance, that Nixon might walt what, if anything, ails this reader; species of quadrupeds, for the President could fill by .appoint-den tractor Monday and plowed under human species and thereafter wiil a just because people are very old." till 1960 and then run for the but her case, it seems to me, is dog will desert its own species desert their own kind to defend several inches of snow. The soil was presidency. Meanwhile, what ments. Many menopausal women get typical of what happens to hypo- to throw in its lot with an us as long as they live. gravelly loam and was hardly frozen. would he be doing? It panicky thinking that love disap- was sug- thyroids and thousands of other alien species called mankind a ee And dogs will remain devoted, gested that he might occupy a credulous custamers who the age of 45. It doesn't! run_ to pears at Then it will die to protect even to a careless half-bruta]l own In offering such a solution cabinet post. Yet it was con- even The 1956 MAT Baseball Con- our trick specialists with every com-Love and grief and fear and man against other dogs. Such who mistreats them and half veniently forgotten that, if er former President had in mind any-plaint. rage are emotions that endure devotion should be inspiring to test will be announced next as thing happened to Eisenhower Starves them. long as we live. Monday, with $250 in savings They learn from the machine all of us human beings. two inescapable facts. One is during a second term, the man BUD'S DEVOTION But I am offering this follow-up bends as the prize. tenders what their basal metab- who was Vice president would By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE that the Federal services simply about Bud and Grandpa to pay Grandpa Miller would blow a olism reads, how high their blood then, of course, become the log- Case R-314: Bud, aged about 10, tribute to the faithful devotion.of police whistle whenever he wanted do not develop enough able ad-Here’s congratulations and best wishes ica, nominee for the avpaetinat/ pressure is, the length of the Q was the faithful dog who had been canine frierids. Bud to come to him. Mrs. Crane T interval in the electrocardio-our to those people with over a half century in 1960—not some cabinet secre Grandpa Miller's constant com- ministrators. Another is that the blood sedimentation and I have seen Bud chasing rab- UNIQUE QUADRUPED gram, tary, of Oakland County newspaper publishing panion for eight years. bits at full gallop with our two the losses from rapid turnover how much cholesterol is in rate, Among four-footed animals, the their credit, After his death, as I described If, on the other hand, Eisenhower to dogs in a field a quarter of a mile the blood and ff any ‘‘deposits” dog ds unique, It will cast its lot are far too heavy for efficiency. yesterday, we weren't sure what served out his second term, the away. Mr. and Mrs. Emigh Henry Congdon, ef calcium show up tn the X- might be Grandpa's reaction, for person who concurrently was vice * * . ray films, All this amazing In- It is true that the Government is who will celebrate their golden wedding he depended on Bud for constant Suddenly, Grandpa's police whis- president would have as good, if telligence gives them a kind of April 8 at their home in Oxford. companionship. not a better chance than anybody tle would sound, and Bud would the Nation’s largest employer. Yet, superiority complexthey — dis- immediately swing away from our else for the presidential nomina-“He understands everything 1 combobulate the “ordinary” doc- so far, it has not developed any dogs and the excitement of the Another Oakland county man to get a tien in 1960. That's because a vice say to tor and leave him floundering. him,”’ Grandpa would af- satisfactory method of finding and rabbit chase, to continue galloping national position is president, under Eisenhower, has firm, “I wouldn't take $1,000 an extraordinary opportunity for Take for example the misguided for Bud,” he would also boast straight for the poad where he advancing men of outstanding abil-Phillip Savage lady's B M R, as the near-nurse four years to keep in the public whenever strangers stopped to would then race coward) to ity. Civil Service originally was set of Holly, last week chosen general man-eye and to reveal his qualification office girl taught her to call it. Grandpa. visit him. ager of the Chinchilla Association of for higher office. The figures look scientific and im-That kind of training is rare, iia up to benefit clerks and combat the After the dog died and was America. pressive in a Report of Our Last even a well educated dog tends CABINET NO SPRINGBOARD buried, Grandpa cried and wouldnt political spoils system. But its scope Thousand Cases in the Journal, but, to ignore Commands when with a Jet ug move Bud's food dish or Incidentally, it was mentioned as I have said many times, with- group of other dogs in a holiday has been extended to higher job The recent heavy snow In the Pontiac that Nixon might be made secre-water pan. ouf competent contradiction, an és-rabbit chase. “I want to keep them just. the way they were the last time Bud “Dad, what do you think about classifications. area, according to the diary of the tary of defense in a second term timate (and please, remember, father of if the present incumbent wanted geeks and geckesses, it is only an * * * used them,”’ he explained. with our Homo Sapiens species and getting another dog?” I asked Malcolm Ermin to give up the cares of that big estimate) made with the machine David and I dropped him off at adopt its human master. casually after Bud had been dead office to a younger man. But who gives no more information than an Actually, what Mr. Hoover of Drayton Plains, was a mere trifle to his farm house the next day after Thereafter, it will stand and fight a few days, ever heard of anybody preparing estimate of basal metabolism rate advocates is creation of a senior that storm early in April, 1886. The snow our usual afternoon fishing trip to its own canine species to defend himself for the presidency now-made with a clinical thermometer “T understand there is a white our little lake. this adopted human being. It. will was three feet deep on the level, and Civil Service based solely on adays by using the Defense De-—the basal temperature measure-dog available a few miles down But before I started the car, I actually face other dogs and die very little of it stayed that way, the partment as a_ political spring-ment. This is a fact as well es-the road. - proved ability. Rank and rate of heard Grandpa sobbing on the in protecting human children. drifts on Saginaw Street being “as high board? tablished as any sound principle | * * * This was really a”'trial balloon” porch, He didn't know we were pay would not be attached to as the tops of the store windows.” The very fact that there was ap-of practice—as any physician who on my part, but Grandpa decided still there, for it was dark and he This devotion is remarkable, for he'd like another canine. such positions but rather would thinks for himself may learn by had rounded the corner of the it is a general rule of the animal reading the paper of Barnes be vested in the individuals. world that creatures of the same Verbal Orchids porch, to— to— (JAMA 8-1-'42). he lamented. ‘I really need one for species stick ¢ogether against out- “Oh, Bud, what'll I do?” Grand- These 2,000 new jobs would amount, to only one-tenth of one per © company and to let me know when The correspondent manifestly pa sobbed and moaned aloud. siders. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Rowland people are at the door.” - derived no benefit from the basal “I'm all alone. You were always Wolves thus run in: packs, as do of Sylvan Lake; sixty-first wedding anni- Always writeto Dr. George W. Crane metabolism reading or readings. here to eat supper. with me.” coyotes and many other species. cent of all Federal positions. In versary. How much harm she has suffered “David, listen to Grandpa cry-But man's canine friend will ~operationis believed the men filling in consequence of the tests; aside ing,” I said. ‘‘For it is unusual it Mr, and Mrs. Natha bark at other dogs which even P. Warrener from the waste of her time to hear a man sob like that, es-accidentally trespass on its of 17 Foster St.; golden redding. and y, is conjectural, pecially at the age of 93, It shows master’s land. (Copyright 1956) by weds os ? = Be (oe { & Be ; 1 di My a } i ; i t 4 ‘ ; i i i : au * hot _ i. THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 27. 1956. a SEVEN. 4 4 ~| ‘Washington, Tennessee and New |states in the production of tnished Tortoise shell is dexived from'cover the back of the marine 7 Common Cold — and You ’ { thin, bony plates that overlap to|hawkhbill turtle. . ! Yor: are the nation's leading aluminum. Respiratory Diseases Science Still = | A Giant 21-Inch cess, The principle is simple: the polio vaccine, Field’ trials indi-= Se injection containing virus stimu, cate it might give immunity as are enough antibedies defenses long as two years. | to last-us for two years—orbe- bodies—our bloodstream's disease- | our defenses can’t cope with. bugs. Apparently not all of the 'tighting chemical soldiers— which ldisease-causing flu viruses have) “Viruses change their spots, so! are then available Ye repel natural There is an old recipe for mak-been isolated as yet. And those to speak, from one generation to! invading viruses. ‘ that have-undergo. changes from generation to generation. which ing rabbit stew that starts: “Firist, another and the ‘grandchildren’ a rabbit...” d ural TV catch viruses are sufficiently different) .|throw off both nature's and sci- from ‘granddaddy’ to cause the ence’s immunity efforts. - disease,"* Dr. Clayton Loosli of the Univer- sity of Chicago explains it this way: * * * ‘Several vaccines against in-% fluenza have been developed, one * “Flu viruses are always around colds, pneumonia—sci- ence must first find the causes. " -These diseases are believed to be} selentist whe pioneered the anti-three vear cycie. caused by viruses. If you can PARALLEL TESTS HELP— first catch the virus, you can make To solve this problem, Dr. Loosli th UM Educators Criticize h vaccine to immunize people. } } if] and his associates are trying to a But viruses are so small—10 to “get the jump” on nature by paral- 30 millionths of a. millimeter—that, leling these changes in the inore-| 7 oe... & ‘ they are out of range of the most tory. 2 : ee . 4h a2 iTeacher Code Revisions powerful miscroscopes, And more In one of the most important] q : -than one virus strain may be re- | YPSILANTI u—Led by the Uni-| the American Assn. of University tests in the respiratory field, the sponsible for the same disease. | Professors, Chicago researehers. were able to| lversity of Michigan, educating * * * change a human influenza virus | But, if you can find.-all-the'groups yesterday opposed new re-| The chief objection was a hike in strain by passing it through 17 se required educational courses for causative viruses for a given dis-\visions of the state teachers cer-of different mice. ease, you're on the way to wiping high school teachers from .20 se- \tification code before a State Board * *. out that disease through vaccina-mester hours to 30 semester) lof Education hearing at, Michigan hours, The mice were placed in a large’ tion. chamber and exposed to dense 95 To make a vaccine, science first State Normal College. : : HAMPERS TEACHERS captures the disease-causing virus, +. ¢ ¢ ‘ae : _ clouds of human flu virus for 40) or viruses. Then, these are in-| Dean Willard C. Olsoa lodged) cr sent ie out rine cla wectien mes — the experimentally-de-| activated so that they are too weak the university's objections at a! United S$ arp termined period in which the bug to cause the disease, though not meeting in which the MSNC tea-|" the Unit | angst jeopardizes an take hold. The mice were] movement of teachers De-lthen killed and the virus recovered) quite ‘‘dead.” eration of teachers also blasted the|‘'’ ee NO DOWN PAYMENT . ——— from them given to the next group. | PRINCIPLE SIMPLE proposed code. | It feared |b fter the eigh Up te 2 Yeers te Pay y many groups | After the eighth passage, a new wag fea These subdued but still-kicking) Wont on a #4 a — noePs ee r Boa | ally eliminate hiring of eut-of-|ferent from | the original strainafter a complex production pro-| cation and the MSNC chapter of | state teachers in Michigan, The | appeared. evccesecocee yee? ave requirement for educa : = 5 eand that a | e Ceccccccccccccecceesccecoeceeeeee~ average @| tion courses in the United States oculated with the changed virus | ; 7 e saggy a Established in 1898 2 ei semester hours. | Sagas ce @ Olson said, “The State Advisory, did not develop influenza; but, | $ Committee on Teacher Education) mice inoculated with the original | e@ and Certification did not support) strain and then exposed to the Complete With — Farmer-Snover $ this increase in its report to the’ “grandchildre: n” strains did be- e|state board. come highly infected. FUNERAL HOME — 3: -Smartly Styled U O @ HURT HIRING PLAN Now Dr. Loosti and his colleagues, FE 2-9171 $ Although the proposed code have to determine if these test-| 160 W. Huron ® changes would provide for separate tube “grandchildren” viruses. re-| Matching Base A inrocal deals with other states,'semble those that occur in human) 1000 00000000000000000000000000000000089008088® A new design that cuts down depth as ‘educators feel that this would|epidemics. «If they do, it may be| flu virus| much as 3 inches so it doesn’t project |hamper hiring of teachers and al-possible to develop low politics to enter the education strains in the laboratory just like} into the room os much as others. Alu- |field. « | those that will cause future epi-| minized tube makes picture brighter, of Our Location | Last year Michigan certified demics , . . and one step ahead with more contrast. Optic filter screen eliminates reflections. High-front tun- iecould 1959- ing makes. it easy to tune without | out-of-state : =o teachers trom Makes It ype virus ra’ produced | its, bending or stooping. gpl peso gh aaa | he university's committee on| poretiggS : | S 0 Easy f or | 'work may properly be reserved for news is bleak. Dr. Loosi said: H in-service training and graduate) ‘The virus of the common cold | study. jhas not been isolated, COME IN AND SEE nor are The committee said that at the there as yet laboratory OUR COMPLETE one can establish = undergraduate level there are jus-| by which ASSORTMENT OF | diagnosis of a os : | tifiable variations in the prepara- wall & floor tile Asphalt... Corktone.. Vinyl... Plastic @ WHEL temporarily While pumps were CARPETS, LINOLEUM AND TILES {shut down for new pipe installa- for Homes, Offices, Institutions tions, the turtles crawled into the _ i system and acted like \to get the pipes cleared so many and water flowing again. 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Se : . om _ CArrr | , ILS -WILSON-GMCG ‘ EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, “TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1956 \ Nuclear Research Unit Bob Considine Says: Planned by U.S.S.R. | “4 MOSCOW @—A “United Insti- Cabbies ---They’re Controversial Citizens eee es NEW YORK (INS)—Newspaper| experienced tn driving through for the machine hanging over their, centage are fathers or grandfath-\to pick up a fate with no regard — sea pevtioated atomic and ‘work is great, You meet such in-the traffic maze-ot New York. ‘heads they can't afford accidents lthermonuclear research program ers of school age “children. ito the pedestrian, dissenting opinions. I) “It naturally> tlions thfat they _ “(Bi Being almost run, down by’ ‘for. the countries of the Commu-| “A great many of them ow#/or traffic fines, so they avoid them. are the one category of driver we a taxi driver making ariekt or left nist world. had a piece the other day sayinga! their own cabs, and with payments|We know that a very high per- ican depend on to observe every |turn with no regard to the pedes-| kind word about the New York Russia announced plans for the cab driver, an institution of for-) ' institute, saying agreement had} | symbol, line or signal indicating a trian. TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: | school crossing. midable stature in our town. The, | “(C) Seeing every taxi driver been reached with Red China and) ree OR IM AAI ER AOA Mn ts / eta ae ne ete. first two letters opened presented |USE CAUTION | | jumping lights, racing through| jother Communist states on the these views: ~ |program. All member nations will) “They are the drivers who ap-| ®* the lights change. “We are a small but vitally im JUNIOR EDITORS INSTALLED proach the crossing with caution | “IT would gather from your col-‘contribute toward financing of the} portant body of eiiiployes of the even when the light is in their fa-umn that you are not very one project. | | FREE New York Police Department, the| give Manual and mechan-' ‘a pedestrian. Eames "| [ese School Crossing Guards, and we ical signals clearly and in sufficient) “If the police gave every nu|Cord Strangles Child think New York: taxi cab. opera- time for the guard and the follow-| tors are a bunch of sweethearts,” ‘driver a ticket every hour, they) LOUISVILLE, Ky. @ — Robert! ‘\ing driver to know exactly what | would still get too few.” : writes Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hous- they intend to do next, and who! man, president of the guards and } eae istrangied when his neck caught | patiently wait for the dawdling kid! the wife of a police Heutenant who You pays your money and you’ in a venetian blind cord hanging! once owned a fleet of cabs. | ito get across the street safely. takes your cherce. over his crib - . “The cabbie only seems to be | * ® id “They are the ones who have -.bemt on his passenger's |reaching i\taken it on themselves to set right} destination at any cost. They are _$ PRIZES FOR NAMES IN jany cabbie who gets thouchtless, §$ AMERICAN MOTORS’ Mil jabout sohool crossings. The fast) ‘(but now quiet) toot-toot and wave; lof a friendly hand in passing has $ GIANT CONTEST! been a. terrific morale booster tol School Crossing Guards. “There have been dozens of in- EASY TO WIN! 1141 — PRIZES! cidents which indicate to us | a, a ee that they are in the same corner | with us, We're out in the street THIS WST NAME eH (et N Fou to keep kids safe and they're giv-| ing us cooperation far beyond their responsibility as vehicle | axl a operators. “When you consider that we} School Crossing Guards are cov-| ered by no compensation whatever| ~ | First Submitted by: Judy Faulkner, Gurnee, Ill. is we are clipped by a car while) grabbing a kid who throws safety | Their First Easter rules to the wind you can easily) | understand that we sincerely mean) WIN! 30 AIR CONDITIONED CARS! We've all seen the many little chicks that are everywhere at Easter) iit when we say we love New York time, some of them candy or toy chicks, others, like these in the pic-| ture, very much alive. and| taxi cab agerwers | * 10 METROPOLITAN SPORTS CONVERTIBLES! Here are two newcomers to the farm, just out of their shells and HURRY! SEND IN YOUR WINNING NAME FOR “We are mothers of kids, too. | looking at the world, The grass seems very tall to them, and they are) and we know our little ones would THE GREATEST ADVANCE IN FIFTY YEARS! wondering about the grain they see scattered in a big bright dish near) find very little comfort in an offi- their home. 'cial citation for heroics if we were Yes, we're giving a small fortune for the names that These little chicks have been hatched so recently that the broken not around to read it to them. shells are still beside them. ‘WE LOVE THEM’ This is a picture to color. Chicks are of different colors. Look at the “We know nothing of cons pick-) | toy ones and any live ones you may see and choose the color you like ing on cabbies,” writes the lieu-| best. tenant's wife. ‘‘This note is just to You may win $10 by sending your idea for a Junior Editors draw-' say that we of the School C rossing jing in care of this newspaper. ow love {nem . aeerrem Easter Egg Show Out of the aoe envelope popped | “Your comment on the average | Wayne Official Dies) Tots Die in Fire | mer York taxi driver interested| DETROIT (INS)— Stanley No- .” writes Robert B. ce of | |wickl, eres oa rome Despite Rescue Try | Millington, N. J. itary to the of Wayne “Apparently you never have had/| | County auditors, died Sunday in| BOSTON W—Two -year -old! the experience of: sgl Sree Hospital after a long ill-Susan Galvin and her heroic 4} “(A) Being blocked on a cross- : ness. Nowicki was a county, year-old brother William perished) walk because a } taxi driver stopped +a ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN employe tone 1983. lin their blazing tenement yester- —— ——— day while their mother was out baying a sults of WATERFORD | The little i ran out of the! smoke-filled apartment when a! ‘neighbor broke down the door, but) * ® FILTER the ran back inside in an effort to) BUILDERS SHOW Estimates ‘save his baby sister. John Caristinos, 60, who) smashed down the door, said he “Costs Were $16,2837° frees youne witiam stow “1 : / have to get my sister,” before he| ran back inside. WINNERS: ts ; Their mother Mrs. Mary Gal-| 3 vin, 30, had left the house only a Pat Roberts, Birmingham short time earlier with two other Mrs. James A. Stone, Waterford children, Judy, 6, and Phillips, 6 months. She collapsed on return- ing home as firefighters were) carrying out the bodies of her children C. C. 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Z ONE 5 L Berkeley Voss Doris Costello Leslie Fleisher THOU N S T FIED STOMERS President Secretary and Treasurer Menager If you need cash (up to $500) for any worthy purpose at all, come to Home G Auto Loan Company. You may want to consolidate your debts . . . to meet a family emergency . . . to buy a used car or an appliance. Whatever your ~ reason, you'll get faster, friendlier consideration here. Our { ee experience and facilities enable us to make loans quickly — almost Nea be always on your first visit to our office. Just think! . . . one visit Norma Merriman Mary Wilmot can solve most of those annoying money problems! Home & Auto Loan has been helping families in the Pontiac area for over twenty-seven years. Proof of their satisfaction is that these thousands of customers continually refer their friends, relatives and neighbors to us when in need. If you need cash, take their advice . . . see us first! 9 to 5 Weekdays Saturdays 9 to | Carele Maladen eT = Judy Nicholson HOME & AUTO LOAN CO. | | 9 to 5 Weekdays Saturday: 9 to ‘ 7 No. Perry St., Pontiac | : ~~ Phone: FEderal 5-812] 4 THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1956 Wife Granted Divorce Bid Symington. Kefauver Ends je Te fo fo be Te fa) ‘on Grounds of a Piano | DENVER @ — He said if the WEDNESDAY |S piano went, so would he, The pi- ast ampaign ano went and so did he, for President That was the — of - g DOUBLE 'Nancy E. Wolf, who wag grant Missouri State Dems. Senator Leaves. Field ia divorce from Ruben Wolf, 39. RED STAMP DAY Start Convention Drive, | to Adlai After Tour of oe aay ows eS eve con but Not as Favorite Son Southern California | piano that she said they couldn't | afford. She sent it back, She hasn't JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, ® — LOS ANGELES ‘—Sen. atte ooce Ponca atl Missouri’s Democratic State Com-| Kefauver winds up five days of; mittee has set off a campaign to, SAM'S _ waucteen southern California campaigning) Transparency of high-grade op- get the Democratic presidential glass is 99 per cent, his,tical com- field as leaving the to today, nomination for Sen, Symington (D-Mo). ete pete pete pe * * * tomorrow glass. . * | It unanimously adopted a reso- lution yesterday recommending Importance of California's 68 the Democratic State Convention jdelegate votes at the Democratic " on May 28 bind Missouri's 38 votes |National Convention: is pointed up to Symington at the Democratic iby the concentration on the state National Convention jthis week by the two leading can- “] wouldn't limit it to the first ‘didates for the gresidential nomin- ballot," declared Edwin Houx, ation of their party: Warrensburg, Mo., banker whg in- Stevenson canceled a Florida| 5 troduced the resolution. | vacation to arrange hurriedly for) 4 NOT ‘FAVORITE SON’ his trip West, presumably as aij result of the thumping he took He avoided the use of the term) from Kefauver in Minnesota last} | “favorite son” in the wording of week, The 1952 Democratic nom- his resolution, since convention inee will appear on television in delegates pledged to a favorite Los Angeles tomorrow night and son are usually at liberty to in San Francisco Thursday night, | switch to other candidates after also meeting with campaign. work-| Be ie the first ballot. If the state con-| ers and the public in both cities.) vention follows the recommenda-- 'He returns to Chicago Friday. | tion of the committee, Missouri's SAY AHHHHHHHHHH—Wisner School second win Ave.; Danny Lovse, 142 Cadillac and Mark * * * delegates will be bound to Sym- graders receiving fluoride applications from Mrs. Powell, 281 Oakland Avenue. From Wisner, Mrs. | “Mr. Stevenson will meet a good, © ington at Chicago until he releases iwelcome, I am sure,” Kefauver, Is reporters yesterday. “I cant them. Ruth Toepfer gre trom front to back, Gary New-Toepfer will move on to Wilson, Wever and Haw-| Billy Leates 349 Bald-thorne schools, ‘In Washington. the senator said inghaxa, ie W, Rendell; — a better place for a vaca-| he was “humbly grateful for the confidence expressed in me...” Adult Pacific salmon have been-Applications of Fluoride": The Tennessee senator said his/ | Asked if he had changed his posi-;nown to leap eight to 10 feet in ‘California campaign ‘is an uphill + WANT TO SAVE WORK? Use Roman Cleanser Bleach. It saves work be- tion and .would become a candi- pull, but it is going good now. cause it gives triple benefits—it’s a bleach, plus a cleanser, plus a disinfectant. date for the nomination, he said: |'"¢ #iF during upstream spawning) He added that he feels Stevenson Begin tor Two Grades “No, I am not a candidate.” |migrations, As you whiten clothes and remove stains with Roman Cleanser Bleach, you \*ig still strong here, but mj or-| Fluoride applications for W te | program with that of Wever and ganization is really functioning also make your clothes sanitary, really clean. Try it—you'll see the difference. ner School second and fifth graders|Hawthorne which follows Wilson [ew However, I think he is in the is under way this week with Mrs. School. |stronger position." | Ruth Toepfer, dental hygienist for Pontiac Schools, making the treat- ments. HOSPITALIZATION The boys and girls are-receiving treatments on a fee basis of $4 each, payable in advance. Includ- ed in the application are qa dental ©).amination. cleansing and four ap- INSURANCE plications of fluoride solution for jeach child. Mrs. Toepfer said “It takes six school days to treat 75 children We set up any place we can find a few feet of space and have Call FE 5-8172 the whole process down to a sys- tem suggested by Yale time study) experts.” From Wisner Mrs. Toepfer will move to Wilson, Hawthorne and) Weaver schools. Malkim School LAZELLE has been given an extension of time in order to include their “gt AGENCY, Inc. =") RAW ay Brazil's Bean Dips | RIO DE JANEIRO—Brazil's 1955 504 Pontiac State Bank Bldg. harvest of edible beans dropped .15 per cent from the record 1954 production of 35,620,000 bags of 100, pounds each. 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Cars Collide Home Develops Non-Planned Sanctuary Near Armistice Village of Panmunjon > edged up. . automobiles, are ‘‘creep-|Ted Bledsoe of Bloomfield Town- ship, was treated and released’ The February index of the Bu-jexcept WASHINGTON—A strange wild-reau of Labor Statistics was three-|ing up." said that unless there is| from the hospital. | tenths of one per cent higher this) Clague February than in February, 1955. |an unexpected decline in food] panforth's car reportedly crossed life sanctuary has developed around Korea's bleak little Armis-thee The: bureau's index was 1146/prices, probable increases forthe center line of the road andtice Villageof Panmunjom, where} per cent of the 1749 average|other consumer, items will carry) collided head-on with one driven DOUBLE representatives of United Nations -the over-all living cost index up/by Garth Chappel, 52, of Oxford. and Communist Commands still N h D b slightly in March. Sheriff's deputies said Danforth | You Get 400 Stamps With enru rau Ss Food prices declined during |W85 “too drunk to make a state- February by four-tenths of one ment.” Both he and Bledsoe were These Red Visitors per ‘cent, the fifth consecutive |aFfested as drunk and dlsorderly . monthly decline, bringing aver-. graphic Society. It came about Marking Feast | 5ru, ‘sare o"tiat cme | Easter Toppers because none but military police Neh-| level since December, 1950. \Give 20-Day Sentence guards of the Allies and Red Ko-NEW DELHI «—Premier Your Easter Ron- reans is permitted to carry weap-ru today celebrated the coming) Housing costs edged up a bit in tg George Gothard net is here in this great group. 47. $7.99 DOUBLE STAMPS ons in the three-mile-wide demili-of spring by daubing a streak of February. primarily due to higher 9 prices for house furnishings fol-| George Gothard, 36, of 309 lowing the January sales. Clothing Baldwin Ave., appe ared pasar tarized zone that runs through Panmunjom across Korea. red dye across the forehead of prices averaged one-half of one spre Sylvan ay Rreing ae Deputy Pre- First visiting Soviet In result, pheasants, cranes, -per cent higher and transportation|J. on two counts. Leavy higher prices for, Gothard began quail and snipe, and such * It happened as Mikoyan left his costs rose due to 20-day sentence a DOUBLE mals as hares, foxes. and $75 with after failing to pay fine of Yes, washable nylons, cashmere, and repairs. gasoline and auto Labor Departmen Free Bansy with now roam without fear of $25 costs for driving under the wool blends, all wool novelties. For . 8 Pale juniors and misses. that average Seay tale. influence of liquor. Fine was $10 ‘as? lwith $10 costs for driving without f NYLON [| : carta on echoedthe roar to yan Jo vieling. bge 2 war of y workers, Faille Orlon Tall Giri home pay of factory Mesate: pos and bombing planes. DUSTERS TOPPERS COATS i HOSE PR party resenting their earnings less Korea’s Wealth of _. 12.99 19.99 59.99 game Other Reestans in his : leral tax deductions, was at a rec- celebrating the Td level for the month in Feb- 99"" the same as in ind festival of Holi, which|"Uary. although STAMP SPECIAL Hin-|January. Pays Fine for Larceny z country: little larger than Kansas. sheer famous |- ‘The réeagon: Climatic and ter- brand that sold rain: differences ff a land 600 at 1.60. 8-21. miles long, with altitudes up to Hanes Easter Dresses Seamless 8.000-foot mountains. Innumerable} seabirds roost along Korea's $1.50 ex- tensive peninsular coastline. Rice DOUBLE fields. are haunted by wading)p laine nds Cae raed ! storks, cranes and herons. Forests cussion yesterday, They said the co a _— pee shelter titers, ‘bears, wild boars, subjects’ included the Soviet! DOUBLE STAMP SPECIAL . lynx, martens and badgers. Union’s current anti-Stalin cam-|F LITTLE PROTECTION Korea's wildlife has had little official protection from hunters, except for informal closed-season rules of Ameri¢an occupation| forces, and occasional Korean- government limitations on certain species. Later, when economic and po- litical problems come under con- trol, South Korean authorities hope to establish specially protected areas. Meantime, edible wild crea- tures supplement the Koreans’ basic diet of rice, soybeans and fish. Bustards are especially paign, disarmament proposals, German unification and the divi- “3M sion of Viet Nam, 5 Just in time for Easter. Beautiful styles in prints and novelties, Junior, misses’ Treat Flint Residents and larger sizes. After Car Hits Tree Knit Tall Girl figure. Nylon lace DR DRESSES = DRESSES trim. White, Gize Flint residents Cornelius Walker Use Our 32 to 40. and Rudolph Truly, both 48, were treated for minor re-CREDIT leased from Pontiac General Hos- 5.99 14.99 16.99 TERMS pital _yesterday morning after an accident on US 10 near White Lake || DOUBLE STAMPS Dress Up in These Beautiful road, ‘Both were passengers with Al § fred V. Pettiford, 52, of Flint, who| | told sheriff's deputies his left front Easter Blouses 399 ; ee welcome. They are larger and tire blew out at 60 miles per hour, | § “gamier” than the wild turkeys | making the car swerve off the! they resemble, and may dress | road and a hittree. out to “) pounds of more. Crease resistant Area Enter Drive-in, Pheasants are hunted with the fabrics in man- were often cheaper than chickens. A would-be thief who broke out Choose from dacrons, nylons and crepe the glass in the front door of Easter styles. Perfect for your suit or The swan needs 23 bones to hold \Buttercap Drive In, 910 Oakland skirt. Plenty of whites and pinks. Size? up its neck, but the giraffe, with | Ave., apparently took nothing from 32 to 46. a much longer neck, needs only) DOUBLE STAMPS the building, Pontiac Police said DOUBLE STAMPS Ship ‘n Nylon T seven, the standard number for Shore BLOUSES SWEATERS “ NO-IRON all mamals, including man. Police said the raid occurred between 1 a.m. and 4:15 a.m. to-SKIRTS Piles No Longer day. Walled Lake Resident New Low Price. Girls’ Easter A Problem Given Term in Prison Beautiful light If they ere the bleeding & dark prints. Russell L. Wager, 35, of 435 East Washable Nylons “ 90. kind, suffer no longer ise 24 to | Lake Dr., Walled Lake, yesterday was sentenced to 1% to 10 years in) Jackson state prison by Oakland) t ee County Circuit Judge Clark J. has tendency to shrink the piles i] Be = Adams. 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Ageing { iwives and. friends come. in town iwho call a wine City is jammed these days with presumptuous; a | from the There are theater snobs who social snobs who call people pre- i|numberresident and visiting of conerete. confines make for tre-'You. know what I mean?” SIDE snobssnobs being attend only opening nights; Epi-sumptuous. — generally SLIDINGS -® @ : of the term, “snob = quent usage ? appeal,” which was dreamedup : by some Madison avenue adver-'venient powder-room partments, tising snobs. Snob appeal, of which go for $300 up, is Even M. course, is an attempt to catch the Frankel, a young man who made, — of the snob consumer ‘his first million at a very tender with new : age. As a builderof top echelon-Open 6:Deys ey, M. to 6 P.M. | *. * * . |type homes on Long Island and a) 6 a Week hele “Madame, here's an amusing Broadway “angel’’ on the side, 1661. South thought,” says theinterior decorat.b€ understands ‘the problems of @ EE 4.2598 Telegraph ling snob to the social snob, ‘‘why the wealthy. Pontiac ‘don't we convert this birdbath WASTE ENERGY ‘inte a wassail bow!l?’’ “New York executives work | That has got it! Birds lose more hard, and they waste a lot of ‘facilities that way. lexcess energy rushing back and) forth to their country homes,”| ALL WALKS OF LIFE says Frankel. He blushes as he, | Such uplifting plans as these says it, for it was he himself who| ‘have caught the interest of folks) convinced many of them to-move | jin all walks of snob-life, and we to suburbia te escape the madden-. “\ViAePy Women “jnow have snob appeal in dress ‘ling -crowd. ' | foods, station wagons, luggage ‘| “In ‘Executive House,’ they, ; furnishings, magazines and entet-\jnow they have place relax: to a partner | One of the newest ideas along, this super-| . . now a crests ca a Nese lines in New York is a) honing 9) Sateree- > arrive ° < } last Walter Wanger il | in France liner Tle stops coming out because your scalp can nee he arrived aboard de the |Friday Mange Medicine breathe” again. Glover's HOLLYWOOD up—Movie produ- at all druggists. Money back guarantee. | France 1 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 4-6842 ee All Women Do It! “Better Things in Sight” LOS ANGELES —Mrs. Mary, 'A. Cummings, who celebrated her| Open Friday Evenings 100th birthday, apparently is no exception to the rule that worms rarely admit their age. During a) PPR PPP PLO PI ‘champagne and cake party yes-| Closed Wednesday Afternoons ‘terday, her son Edwin whispered ———— pea to a newsman: ‘She's really 101.” Maxwell House brings you ole Je be fe Ds je le tobe jot. ‘DOUBLE HOLDENS @ rich aroma...rare coffee bouquet TRADING STAMPS [7 DRUG STORES 148 N. Saginaw St. Near West Huron at Telegraph you find in no other coffee! Sears ALWAYS GOOD TO THE LAST DROP! | Thrifty Charge LESS for Filling , a sesso Ts 7 ee | os onsee Oey ee ‘ From India—the land of striking con-by skillful Indian hands. Companions trasts—comes Justin McCarty of Dallas’ are Bermuda shorts, a boat-necked blouse - inspiration for this myriad striped cot-and black leather belt with the gold seal ton, looking as though it had been loomed of Louis 1X. As up to the minute as spring itself more fitted look* from a cuffed hem as is the fishtail cut on the jacket of this well as from the inverted V. The detach- rayon and acetate suit by L. & L. of able white pique dickey gives the wearer Womens Section Dallas, The jacket receives its longer, a blouse option. cotton and silk checked suit by Miller. Cupaioli of Dallas that is in: fine fit. This season’s aea neg tn no es 5 Fe ae PAGES 18-15| shorter jacket has a notched collar at the V neck. Flaps TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1956 directly above the waist are piped in white. The short sleeves are cuffed and the skirt is narrow. Personal News of Interest in Area’ Feminine Blended Fabrics Dr. and Mrs. Howard B, Barker|Mrs. Harry Pattison of Pontiac {Academy Concert band, has re- Martell drive, Bloomfield Hilis| trai and James F’. Wagar, son of ‘turned to the school from a concert a winter vacation at/ Mr. and Mrs, James F, Wagar of ‘tour of Indiana, Ohio, New York Offer Lovely Wearability Naples, Naples-On-The-Gulf, Crittendon avenue were listed on ‘and Pennsylvania, Peggy plays 7 » |the Alma College honor roll for flute in the band. : . - LJ es ¢ ® last semester, accordingfigures Designers Emphasize Naturdl Waistline, to Mrs. Howard Barnes |Tecently released by the Registrar. Mary Ann Mcintosh, daughter During Exciting Style Show in Texas Mr. B of Mr. and Mrs, Patrick McIntosh and children Sally and Ricky re-J i jof Willow street, has been named turned to their home on Opdyke| Peggy Procter of Baldwin By JUDITH L. CLEMENCE ave- to the cast of the Marygrove Col- Sunday after spending the|nue, a member of the Wheaton lege dramatic society production of King Cotton reigns supreme down Dallas way. And at month vacationing at Miami,| Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. these manufacturers (from the Dallas Fashion Center) anh a sg Uppallebitay know just how to come up with some of the most elegant During their st isited | “ parent a ‘Ms Fred Clubs Dedicate _ spending winter A : ° Music Building w to be presented April 1415 in the/looking fabrics. collage auditertum. Cotton and silk is mixed and blended and there’s a * * cate ee the maton Ot Battle Creek s Mr. and Mrs. James L. Tarr Mixture of cotton worsted, cotton and silk tweed and (Bonnie Chancy) of Lansing are beautiful cotton sheers. The dedication of the Michigan parents of a son, James‘ Kevin,| Other feminine notes in fabric include the English Federation of Music clubs’ Music Nin. end Mire. Louie (Cotton dimity prints, Swiss? % A he eae om Building at Ft. Custer, Battle eente are i es 1 : Robert Donaldson and Robert Creek, was held Monday. The pro- are" % Holmes came from Los Angeles Chancy and Mr. and: Mrs. Robert Satin striped cotton voles Oo pail aes. a he fram began with a tour of theRut AE with Robert VanHise to spend the Veterans’ Hospital, grounds and B. Tarr of Pontiac. and printed cotton piques. |with the stoles or coats whether '|week end with his parents, Mr.\buiding, followed by a noon lunch bd { _* Both femininity and the formal was a short cocktail and Mrs. H. C. VanHise of Shal- eon and program in the Recrea-| jlow Brook, Bloomfield Hills. The sign Building. | Mrs. Fred Therrien of Hamilton wearability are woven into ‘feck or floor-length. street has received word of the Dallas labels These heavenly visions have |trio left Monday for Teheran, Iran celle birth of twins, to her nin ped Desenar believe in the naturel dainty vines of roses which follow iwhere they will remain until the A concert was presented by the and daughter, Mr. and Mrs walatiine i fer'l the i very itetabaias the flowing curves in many lopening of the fall semester at band and chorus, whose members boud Cabbad (nee Ramona Jean : dresses, Every girl should own \University of California, Los Ange- are patients at the hospital, Mrs. Bumstead) in Idlib, Syria. The !0ok, and dresses shown had very yy, les. twins, a boy and a girl were born full skirts and fitted bodices. Soy A. P. Peterson, national and state March 17, Back interest has not been, over-. Enjoying their 32nd anniversary ; |looked by Dallas manufacturers, | Kel ly Maids * ¢ ® craies abeard the S. S. Queen of There are three pages in but it does not dominate collec-' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simmons of |Nassau recently were Mr. and Mrs today’s Women’s Section tions. Minneapolis, Minn. are announcing |Edwin Osterberg of Hatchery road.) — Will W San dresses make fashion news the birth of a son, David Alan, as many are cut high in front iCruising with them were Mr, and chairman of mnsic service in hos Paulsen drive. pitals for the Michigan Federation March 1. \Mrs. Ed, Yuille of : : and low in back. The high front M nd | | : “e S s [They embarked from Miami on of Music Clubs, handled the dedi Mr. and Mrs, Wallace Simmons. and towin back. The en tromt WAIST Y¥ CLOW . * hw ace be ee Friday aboard the ship for a three cation. of Watkins Lake are the infant's : | ¥Y % vajeaies, grandparents and square neckiines. | DALLAS, Tex. (INS) — Fem!- iday cruise to Nassau, Bahamas The dedication was the culmina i ~ A tion of a philanthropic project by “me a = * * *¢ The summer suits, many of them ine attendants at the wedding of 5 Sue Harrison, daughter of Mr.'the music clubs under the chair-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yancich '" tiny checked cottons have,movie queen Grace Kelly and jand Mrs. Barrett Harrison of Lex-'manship of Mrs. Frank W, Cool ine Elaine Yokom) of Natick matching hats in all collections. Prince Rainier of Monaco next ~-* 4 ae % Mae on yunce the birth a) _ mean The hats are small but have a for-month will wear misty yellow and ington drive, is spending her spring idge, president. the same vacation from Michigan ae | . es Bac ee March 9 Grant ward look, and because they are white gowns marked by 7 Aaa ~ Ree ae 4 of the ‘infant nee Mr. and ¥orn form ard, no size problem, we simplicity for which the bride-to- versity visiting 2 ¢ Ronald Jack) 74. Music Building will be at pe ae gon Royal Canadian Mounted PO the disposal of oatinine at. the hos-Mrs. Arton E, Yokom of Cherokee Understand. ee - lice in Ottawa, ate Canada. vehearesla and — Pe: Fe pital for practice rad and Mr, and Mrs, Nicholas) One company tackled and solved | ; recitals for music therapy. Yan ich of Watervliet the fashion problem of half-sizes| Details of the gowns to be worn girls. Kohen-Ligon Folz by the eight bridesmaids and four — _for young Winston M. Boyer, son of Mr oY sty ~*~ land Mrs, Harold F. Boyer of |Myrtle avenue was promoted to the grade of cadet airman third class in the Air Force ROTC at) ‘Michigan College of Mining and Technology, Boyer is a freshman) lat Michigan Tech and is majoring Editors attending the sixth an-designer Joseph Hong te look the | a ; mual week held in Dallas best “going down the aisle.” announce. in electrical engineering. nou t preas | * bd * | engagement of were excited about these clothes) The dresses will be identical, | Frank Cove of South Tasmania| their daughter,|which had no hint of the matronly made of sunlight yellow silk organ- : look. This was apparent in the fab-dy over taffeta. Skirts are wide istreet will return to his home the ifirst part of April after a four jmonth vacation in Florida. j Rosemary, vo ric, detailing and colors used and fluid and the sheer bell- i * * Ld] Grant E. This manufacturing firm also shaped sleeves are caught in a tiny Cotton comes au natural in this fine superimposed over the bodice. Tiny j Twenty-two members and guests Gabel, son of showed a collection of misses sizes, cuff just below the elbow. jof the Pontiac City Library staff ~ all geared toward the feminine and he . - pima print dress by Brogan & Jennings pleats gathered at the waist cause the r. and Mrs, 2") %! M und M ladylike look From a small collar, tiny cov- | gathered for dinner at Devon Ga- of Dallas. The softly manipulated halter skirt to fall in a wide circle, ibles on Saturday evening. Guests Russell E. ered buttons extend to a wide obi- style white sash which ties in the is bared to the sun. A deep fabric V is |included Adah Shelly who recently, back with three small, separate |returned from a winter in Texas,’ bows and from which flow long Wilhite Kate Sawyer, Avis Carey and jter of H.V. Phipps, 21 Oneida.| Ars. Clayton Rule Three Pontiac land James Albee Smith, of streamers. \cyri Dayis. i @ j and Mary Carter ton * * | 4 son ‘Entertains Group | brought ‘out thelr collection of | Flower-girl dresses will be A |Marjorie M. Smith, 135 Oremaw. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nadeau of} of. Michigan | formals for the young set. short, designed of white Swiss Freshmen Cited Prive winners, ranking in the | Mrs. Clayton Rule of the Pontiac Brookdale lane entertained at din-| top 10 per cent academically of | where they As the models paraded, editors hice! Somewerer nase Lost at. U. of M. Storytellers Club entertained Sor-/ner in their ‘home Sunday. The} | low and white daisies and worn ae: found themselves at Tara...) | the freshmen class, will have occasion was the second birth an-} optimist International members) will graduate they were the Scarlet O'Hara's OVeT soft yellow petti- Three Pontiac freshmen at the their choice of a book, They will aca 7. niversary of their daughter Judith! ts. They, too, will high also be recognized at the Hon-With two readings, “God s Tress Lynne. Mr. and Mrs. John Reichert in June, A of “Gone With the Wind.” 1 Rech tht ben oreed University of Michigan are among 292 students cited for outstanding ors Convocation in May. and children Janet and John and summer ; ues . and streamers. : from “Stories I Love to Tell” by Tremendous circular skirts with -Banted wih back : scholarship and awarded the Oreen Cading its tightly fitted bodices of silk or-| Soo ; The awards are fianced from a Gladys M. Talbot and a story from)Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schultz and wer ‘4 lganza over taffeta, laces and or-Hats for all will be of yellow E, Scott Freshmen Prize fund set aside by the Oreon FE. ‘‘Mama‘s Bank Account” by Kath-) sons Bobby and Roger were guests. | planned. igandies with stoles and slip cover Misty hairbraid in petal-like lays * *. ® feoats swished across the show-|ers with a smail—but bow They are Karen M. Barling, Scot Foundation of St. Louis, Mo ryn Forbes tichard Nadeau was also preset. daughter of James FE.. Barling, 582 established in 1950 by philanthro-, The group met for dinner Mon-pete Irequois; Greta E. Phipps, daugh-'pist Oreon E. Scott, iday evening at Hotel Waldron. Eugene Pattison, son of Mr. ahd! room, ‘ot white at the back, oon a t 1 ~~ : : f ‘a THE PONTIAC MARCH 27, 1956 PRESS, TUESDAY, tender, then combine with ham and well-seasoned a cheese diced ‘History of Pharmacy Told to Junior Pontiac a Women’s Club sauce for a good winter casserole. Bake in a moderate oven unti! browned ontop. * Robert Thom Rich Salad ee Oy ec Tells Story Exclusive in the April Doubles as Ladies* Home Journal in Paintings a Dessert Oils Illustrate Talk Cook Combines to Group Gathering Marshmallows at Old Mill Tavern Pontiac Women’s Club Monday evening at Old Mill Tavern. : * oe * | The artist was Robert A. Thom of Birmingham who, since 1949, Bender writes material, descriptive “An artist has a responsibility with Pineapple they're having ice cream. Frozen {Fruit Salad is oneof these salads that double as salad or dessert. Mrs. Champ Hoenstine is & homemaker who loves her job. Music is her outside interest. She has helped the Brownies at Web- ster School, She is also a church organist. FROZEN FRUIT SALAD By Mrs. Champ Hoenstine 2 ean (Mo, 2) crushed pineapple 1 miniature marshmallows Yo creamBeek RUDD sane sta chopped nut meats — Mix all ingredients together and by Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr. Research for the pictures began in the Orienta] Institute on the University of Chicago campus. The artist described how a feeling of depth is created and how: the third dimension is developed. : The slides shown by the speaker entitled “A History of Pharmacy in Slides” revealed the first in- tense colors painted by: the artist. Then in an attempt to achieve realism, these colors are muted and blended for a realistic effect. ARTIST EXPLAINS < 6 The Junior Pontiac Women’s Club held Guest Night at Old Mill chairman; Mrs. Everett Reese of Watkins Lake road, a member of the Tavern Monday evening. Among those preparing for the event were planning committee, and Mrs . Robert A. Thom of Birmingham, wife of (left to right) Mrs. Leslie Ware of Barrington road who introduced the guest speaker. the toastmistress; Mrs. Frank Anderson of Oneida road, program GOP Women Enjoy Talk pour into freezer trays. Freeze 4 hours. Unmold and serve on lettuce. Serves 6. Romantic Note Creeping Into Easter Cards NEW YORK (INS)—Spring is a sentimental season and judging from the greeting cards being shown, Easter is turning into a sweethearts’ holiday. }e., revealsfacts of the a lifelong fight that began the day his father decided to marry the glamorous Grace Wilson. . You’ knew the undying rivalry between two i And fabulous as this story is, it's played against a background of even more fabulous wealth, Cor- nelius, Jr., reveals how the Van- derbiltstheir fortune . . . made how they crashed into New York society .. . and the truth about how Neily made his own fortune. You't see why Grace had hot water running through her towel racks » «+ why Mrs. E. T, Stotesbury considered Grace's solid-gold water taps practical. Read this vivid, of this world-famous family that is will making front-page headlines. You'll learn: * FranklinD. Roosevelt's reply when Grace told him she didn’t tke him. * The truth about William H. Vander- diit's saying, “The public be damned.” * Did Margaret Mitchel model Rhett Butier of Gone With the Wind after Grace Wilson's father? © Why two-thirds of the guestsre- fused to come te Grace and Neily's PLUS 38 other articles, stories and features. Out today...on all newsstands i a a anrads “JOURNAL * ¢ *® from back to front, painting mass The artist, Thom stated, works Romance is in the eastern air, background color, adding -embel-with cards for this holiday featur- lishment on top, at Meeting John Wilson, assistant organiza-ing “missing you.” ‘with love" and The first of the series of pictures tional chairman of Oakland County “wish you were here, dear’’ senti- shown was a scene of cave men Republican Club was the speaker ments. . as they are thought to look, mak- jat the Pontiac Republican Women's This is reason, according to ing a poultice of mud, Others in- |Club when the group met Monday Jeannette Lee, director of design cluded a scene in Babylonia, an at Adah Shelly Library, jfor a large greeting card frim: ancient Chinese, and an Egyptian . * * a scene, all showing the intense re-“The romantic element is the Discussing “Precinct Organiza- search necessary in developing. story in Easter greetings this tion,’ the speaker said each one such a painting.~. year because of loving phrases should learn who the precinct cap- at the drop of a slim excuse. The artist’s-next assignment is tain is and call him for any in- a series of 24 eo on the formation. ‘‘To be a good Ameri-Easter cards this year are getting history of ne, ean one should register and be fancier, with some ~ resembling sure to vote. If one fails to vote| Pennsylvania Dutch designs with A native of Grand Rapids, Mr. Thom attended Columbus, Ohio In- they should never complain of the geometric shapes and _ bright, results of the election.” clear colors, and others decorated stitute of Fine Arts and is a mem- with gleaming ‘‘gem’’ stones. ber of the New York Society of, In closing Mr. Wilson said, ‘We * bi * Thustrators and the Scarab Club. | have an American heritage. That is one of the greatest honors every There's a big increase in chil- citizen has, use it."’ dren’s cards, too, that include ev- Tough New Fabric erything from puzzle and games * The speaker was introduced by Tops for Children * | Mrs, Duncan McVean and Mrs. through one with a usable sewing | Clarence Senger led the. pledge kit. ef Allegiance to the Flag. Mrs, There are some items on the) market that can keep junior look.| | Eleah Patten gave the opening ing presentable even though he) Exhibit Scheduled prayer and spoke briefly on last- submits them to rugged wear. Marianne Strengell will present ing peace, There's a new cloth for slacks, | a textile exhibit in the galleries for example, that blends 65 per.) | A report on the convention they of Cranbrook Academy of Art. icent Darcon with 35 percent ray-| attended in Washington recently | Bloomfield Hills. The exhibit will |on. According to the manufactures }was given by Mrs. Grace Shultz) be open to the public March 31 the “ABC” cloth never requires and Mrs, Emma Pelican. Mrs. through April 29 daily from 2 to 5 dry cleaning or pressing and will | , quoted former \Pelican Governor| p.m. except Mondays. retain its garment shape despite |Wilber Brucker when he said, ‘“The rough wear, ‘quest for lasting Peace is Presi-PPAPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPEPPEE a jdent Eisenhower's ambition.” | Mrs. Janette Bathum told of the MARY KING Coming Events | Progress in education and how a Prendship Circle will meet with Mrs./ jCommeunism can creep in over-SALON R, Downey, 70 Mariva St. Wednesday | night if the people are not alert | with & cooperative luncheon at noon, Pontiac Press Photos and do not keep posted. United Church wil hold a fellowship dinner to- night at 6 at the church. Mrs. Ralph Joslyn Avenue Presbyterian Robert A. Thom (center) of Birmingham was with him was Mrs. Cecil McCallum (left) of Dwight | Mrs. Kenneth Nichols, federa- speaker at the Monday evening Guest Night meeting avenue, president of the club and Mrs. Claire Hinckley Harrison is program chairman, Jerry | tion president, told of the recent j Libby will present piano selections. of the Junior Pontiac Women’s Club. Photographed of Elsinore drive, chairman for the evening's program. | grap J &S prog | Lansing and Washington meet- A candlelight communion service will |be held at Joslyn Avenue United Presby- ings atid Mrs. Arthur Griswold : A @ terian Church Maundy Thursday at | of Bloomfield Hills presented 7.30 p.m. | “The Eisenhower Prayer” to the bpp Mary Section Needlework Guild) will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. with Mrs | library as a token ef good will ORA OBRECHT Frank Snever, 20 Belmont 8. | | from the club. ‘Stopgap Job’ Can Be Meaningful | Specializing The WSCS8 of Baldwin Averiue Method-| ist Church will meet Wednesday at 9:30) | Mrs, W. E. C, Huthwaite was Hair Styling and Permanents am. for a friendship breakfast at Mrs. By ANNE HEYWOOD } Many times they miss a wonder-| worked as a waitress for a while,| “It seems that the difficult lady; assisted by Mrs. Frank Irons and Walter Shorlind's home, 1440 Taylor toad, ‘ful opportunity which the stopgap saved up her money and began had gone to her and told her about/Mrs. Bathum at the silver tea | Some people are = such a hur-job | -weoald iavell oliored | if they taking the courses, ime. The decorator thoug.ht I'which followed the meeting. Miss Blue Star Mothers, Chapter Four, wil! women belies 1m where they're going, that had only | Complete Beauty Service meet tonight at 8 at the YMCA. | ry to get done a good job. | Then she got an underpaid job sounded like just the girl for her!” Hilton presided at the silver SOOTHEEOE OHLeE EHO REE HEH EE The Sunset Club will mest Thursday! they let themselves be deaf, dumb The best bet is to keep your ‘selling decorative textiles in a (Copyright 1956) service, i p.m. at Wilso: School. : | A CURTIS MAGAZING \152 N. Perry FE 2-3053 at aes and blind enrgute. eyes wide open and live every ex-idepartment store. Pontiac’ Motorcycle Club Auxiliary will) | Guests attending the affair were | We all know women who say, perience to the hilt, because what naan Tt was just a stopgap job to Pontiac Chapter jWilliam Kreklow, Clarence Senger) meet with Mrs. Ray Courtney, 484 Earper| St. Thursday at 2 p.m. _|"‘As soon as we have a home of our looks like aq dull period in your give her some near-experience jand Frank McGregor. In the field and keep her alive OES Attends I'll really begin live.”’ life may bring the big break. REDUCE and to ,own, | iThen they just mark time in a Anyway, that's what happened to | while she continued her courses Elliott's | Hate getting caught in the Special Meeting STAY REDUCED lrdin? The five-and-dime has pale gray -fog for years and years.’ Doris. Plant and Showroom at night, Or, the girl who Says, “This is JINTERIOR DECORATOR 5390-5400 Dixie Hwy. | But she worked at it as if it were’ ithose plastic rain bonnets that Waterford, Mich. the most important thing in the’ just a stopgap job, until I finish = Doris wanted to be an interior Pontiac Chapter 228, OES, held ‘cover your entire hat, yet fold ROACH my evening classes and get my decorator, but studying for it cost iworld. away into a mere nothing when HEALTH INSTITUTE ja special meeting Monday evening OR 3-1225 degree.” ‘more than she could afford. She | * * lat the Masonic Temple with 100, it's sunny. , 319 National Bidg. FE 4-4131 —| imembers and guests present. | One day Doris had a customer, | Guest officers who ‘exemplified a really difficult woman who didn’t! the work were Mr. and Mrs. Carl) know her own mind, Doris was patient and did the best she could McKoneof Lathrop. Others were| to show the woman all the textiles 54M Smith, sentinel; Ronald West, | in the house soloist; Wallace Morgan, warder; | MADE SUGGESTION Eldon Sweazy, chaplain; Kenneth a “ . Anthony, secretary; Robert Burns, ' f { Finally, Doris asked the woman treasurer and Otto Schott James { Enitty...Kemember Is Easter Sunday remember to why she didn't get a decorator and H hol sae noe explained at length about how help-! ae pedal stag beaters. an; { ; th friendswor | care ful a decorator could be. | . y Mrs. Floyd Levely, worthy ma- “She left,” Doris smiled rueful-| Yeu us ly, ‘‘without buying a thing. ~ tron, announced the Oakland attend the church of . . County Brunch, April 5 at Water-| “But a couple of weeks later I mile ty jut acest th, ; , _ ford CAI building. had a call from one of our city’s your chotce top decorators, asking me to Margaret Williams, past matron) | | come to see her. She offered me rom Mayville, Pa. and guests from | r) w a job as general assistant in Walled Lake and Indiana also her office! attended. Re-Upholster Your Furniture ) Bd WE'LL MAKE YOUR This Spring N fi WARDROBE . x Let Elliott reupholster your furni- ture to give it a smart modern appearance—choose from hundreds. of fabrics and colors. ROAR (ing <)\ \, ys aN aHAl ew at —_ H —— t —— 7 SR n ; j : LOOK LIKE NEW FOR y EASTER : Prompt We Give Pickup and Delivery Gold Bell Gilt Stamps : . 0 re . eee pen VERINGS by Appointment. : ee 79 OAKLAND AVE. We are members of National Gelected Mortictans, = ees of feneenl —— o high ideals, ethical prectices an usiness integrity. — STAR 294 E. Pike St. 4100 E. Walton HERRMANN CLEANERS HHH HH HH HH ¥ ) a , “4 : 4 2)ee / ee THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, nag ~ FIFTEEN renters ‘New. Member Joins ‘Lloyd, Mrs. “Worth Eastman and Mrs, were hostesses Mapleleaf Group Leo Heenan Hostesses F “ask for the day, Guests of the club ~the basket. to match. Any of these | announced for to.anether school, things would make a good birth-Lancheon Club Friday at the Hotel’ April meeti re Mrs. Fred John-~~ “Tt didn't see him until recently Waldron, The group met for lunch Mrs. Dale Moats, Mrs. Wen-- son, when I bumped into him—but he eor and cards. idell Newman and Mrs. Lloyd Ran- didn't even recognizeme! How can Mrs. Clyde Howse, Mrs. Charles dall. I "renew his. friendship?"’ Cute, Tiny Answer: When you got — ‘|thinking about the past, such pleasant memories him. Hats Passe, Betty Louise So what a crushing blow. when he. didn't recognize you! But the boy McCully Says Paris: ; enrall in either now wasn't expecting to.see you, and became the Gregg Shorthand the DAY, HALF-§@ ed. So don’t PARIS (INS)—The “cute,” “fun-| bride of ny,” tiny and “atomic” hats are! Machine Shorthand DAY, or EVENING passe according to Paris experts. | _ Kenneth M. Speedwriting . CLASSES and pre- To be 1956-looking your hat should Typewriting pare for one of the |* Ferguson in be either very large or very a ceremony deep or very fluffy. Accounting many fine positions performed A very small party at your Paris designers show huge hats, Comptometer which we are unable house is excuse enough. even with suits, to be worn from Saturday Calculator to fill? S lunch-time on. Dior makes such a Just two or three couples from evening in fashionably wide-brimmed hat of perhaps. ‘thing else again. In either natural colored bamboo and shows NEW you'd better talk it over CLASSES MONDAY, APRIL 2 a EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. FREE TO GRADUATES ©— 8250 Don’t-f Stand -VETERAN APPROVED 12-20 Here's a charming date dress to Whi le Being RYsinapuiiluly wear all summer long—and you can sew it in a few hours! ra Serenaded ./ 7 W. Lawrence Street Pontiac, Michigan tern includes color transfer for| — Return This Ad tor Information . 8250 is 12, Couple ; ee p No. 8250 is in sizessize al . Anticipates 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 14, 4% yards| Musical Salute on MRS, KENNETH M. FERGUSON boulevard. of 35-inch. | Anniversary For this pattern, send 35¢ in = NAME ADDRESS coins, your name, address, size ca Betty L. McCully Speaks By EMILY POST to Sue Burnett, Pontiac Press, 372 desired, and the pattern number — A reader tells me: “My hus- Look your best for the Easter Parade. Our Virginia Vows in Bethany Baptist band and I plan on taking a cruise W. Quincy St., Chicago 6. Ill. Farrel trained hair stylists have just the style for you! Send 25c today for your copy of on our 25th wedding anniversary. the spring and swnmer °56 edition Doubtless the same custom will ROWENA’S be followed as on birthdays on that of our complete pattern magazine! DOWNTOWN BEAUTY SHOP NORTHSIDE BEAUTY SHOP | particular ship we are taking; that is, an announcement is made that ‘Basic Fashion. It’s filled with ett) N. SAGINAW 1216 BALDWIN : smart, easy to sew designs, special FR 2.9nne PR BRR features. versary and the musicians come to the table and play a short, appro- priate tune. While it is being played Building Needs hy (fiss_ should wewe stand, oror just how do of Schools Told shouldstand, SMOKE E. KATT by Missionary O} PITTSBURGH, 1% The Rev. Robert Shelton, a mis- to Zonta Club ' * | Answer: You remain seated until 63 * — « PA ji from Formosa Dr. Otto C. Hufziger, building|the music ends, then your hus- coordinator, spoke to members of band stands and thanks everyone the Zonta Club of Pontiac on the for both of you. @ generalfor alarm problems of growth and gave a summary of present school facili- “Dear Mrs. Post: We are in ties Thursday at. Hotel Waldron.) the midst of making up the guest 3 LITTLE KITTENS + * & | list for our son's wedding.He ALL-FISH The speaker used a map of the| will be married in his flancee’s school district, showing the aréa| church which is about'a three- covered both inside and outside of) hour drive from here. We are, the city, and explained the enroll-| of course, sending invitations to ment requirement. our relatives and closest friends. The present program anticipates) ,, an increased enrollment of 38 per) _ However, the question has a reee cent by 1965, 4 up as to whether or not it would A scale model of the circular ee to — psi to T-WAVE BEAUTY SHOP dome multi-purpose building, floor ae te sagas rar plan drawings and a_ picture ot ber S t amily says we shoul Mi Avbern Ave, FE 46008 For « lovely cold wave try our NEW SOFT ROSE WAVE the proposed unit were used to il-) not as it Is too much to expect ac- Honored at Shower Is Hi lustrate the bene‘its of this type of Tuaintances to travel this distance) $12.50 and $15.00 Others $7.50 Up {dition to the present elementary|&"4 would merely look as though’ of on her white Bible. 2 Beauticians—No Appointment Necessary roses - pice OLDIES Yiwe ust wanted a present. .|2nd ‘Lt, Vincent Dambrauskas willjer for Janet at her home on North GRACE LACEY -Proprietor * * * | « * “However, others believe that Johnson avenue Mrs. Loren T. Fivnn Jr. of During the next 10 years, based the invitation would serve ax an Kansas City was the bride's on the present survey of building| 8®nouncement of the marriage. | matron of hofor. Other attendants needs, Dr. Hufziger stated there/Will you please tell us what is, were Mrs. Wayne Olson of De- would be a need for five more ele-| Proper troit. Mrs. George Randall of mentary schools, two junior high) schools a senior high, 11 multi-| _ Answer: Sending such tnvita-Lansing and Janet Levely. purpose building additions and 20 tions = paigiatd Lato her attendantsall The were “all-we.all-weather’5 a areas. | remember rumbergues’ bride's pay ee the at the a dressed alike in ballerina-ength gowns of bine crystal- sapphire It's easy to keep butter at its! family has told you you can have. lette. 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THE fs > /e : Mm Raster Sunday will mart ott Sith PONTIAC PRESS | penn PON TIAC, MICHIGAN, SEVENTEEN. for Jo Rites e are | chines last Suiday being served at! ‘service of his country April 2, 1954, ceived into the church, Good Fri-the regular Sunday evening ser‘the first table. ‘A lighted aluminum bulletin board! day service will be at 1:30 mon by the pastor, the Rev. George ; at 6:30 am. jis being presented to the ehurch , pm. bape ogy eo pen (agi \W. Parker, services .will include an 8:30 a.m, devotional service, 9:45 by Mr, and Mrs. Asa Crossman, | lee will be held 1-2:30: p.m Duplicate services at 9 a.m. and parents of the boy, in his Metamora . memory, the Miduesie Charen, fer Socm 10:30 a.m, will be held Easter a.m. church school and 1 a. m. First Baptist and Methodist The Howarth Methedist Church Sunday, with both choirs singing Easter sunrise service at Pil- morning worship and Com. munion service with Elder W. Churches. in Lake Orion Township will have at both services, grim Church will a reception of members Easter be held at 6:30 a.m., followed | | by a at 7 a.m. breakfast In the evening the Metamora choir Randall speaking. The Methodist Easter program At First Baptist Church in Al- Sunday at 9:45 with the Dr, . a.m., jincludes a sunrise breakfast. ‘mont, the study of Baptist Dis- at Mont C. ‘Oliver officiating. Junior Church will meet at 11 - 7 a.m, sponsored by the youth, with tinctives will continue at 8 p.m, a.m..in the home of L. L. McGuire, Don McFate as speaker. Twin Almont Wednesday. On Friday a Com-will give an Easter cantata, at 588 E, Flint St.. The State-wide 7:30 pm. iservices at 10:45 a.m. and 12 will First Congregational Church of murtion service js planned from evening service will be held at Post have Mrs. Clifford Coombe. from Almont will hold a confirmation li a.m. to 12 noon. Ortonville Ferndale as soloist, and the Dr. class at 7 p.m. tonight for mem- Special Easter music will pre-The Ortonville Methodist . and Mont Oliver speaking on “Alive bers Who were received into the | cede the regular morning worship| Baptist will hold a churchesunion for Evermore,”’ Baptism for small church Sunday. Easter Sunday, and in the evening) Gooq Friday service from 2-3 p.m, childrenbe held at 3:30. will Communioa pickite web we the young people will see. the film, will feature a cantata, “Victorious! wil Nave a Comimunion service *}in the Baptist Church. The Rev, Ats7:30 fim. a special memorial office. of ‘will be held Tenabrae Christ,” by the choir, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. with the 25} “The Prodigalat 7 p.m. Son,”’ service will be held for Ensign| Edward Pumphrey, of pastorthe at 8 p.m. Thirsday, when the The Latter Day Saints will be 5 ia andpritecaian into. Oe sneha seeias James A’ Crossman lost ine the confirmation class willbe fe The Easter season will close with Methodist Church, will preach. ee i ORES PRE Ae. sk ein wis th th $343 a's ie a at “> * at at: 22? 36 * yr oz * SPRINGTIME IN THE PARK — It's chill springtime in Oakland squirrel won't bite as it is fed a peanat to the. no — se ig britien = 18-month-oldStephen Pen- County and it's springtime in Chicago — where it's equally as chilly. Novak and her son arrived in the windy city fréni | {inten — stmt Spon Pro the Englishat right, in the National Capital Kennel Club bulldog Above, Mrs. Rudolph Nowak assures son Rudy, 2, that ene little —— ago. a. Stephen is entering Lady Candive, ‘Show. It’s “no go” for the big china dog at left, however. ae oe 2 Your PTA Is Planning: | ‘Right Farm FFA Names a Okay Bond Issue | Arm’ on Area Groups Look Ahead; Top Young Farmer Goes Elect Leaders for ‘56-57 Farmer of State’ in Record Vote Home to Saranac Today “County Council PTAs belong to} Sree, Mrs. Norman Bishop and Almont, Milford Men ‘Authorize School Board ocd ts wh in th Mrs. T. L. Zimmerman. i ° local units who maintain them and Among Gold, Silver EAST LANSING ® -— Michigan's output of 350 pounds for a herd to Borrow $2,000,000 therefore should receive benefits. Wixom | : a ee is considered go * The council is a tool to strengthen': The, Wixom PTA at its last meet-| Award Winners at Farmington today to lend a hand with the BOOST FROM PARENTS. and help local units. ° ‘ing voted to sponsor the Cub Scout spring planting, a hand that's es- Darold got started on a modest aS organization in this area. | EAST LANSING @—Darold W.) FARMINGTON — A fecord 1,639 pecially needed on his father’s cd farm. scale, His parents, Mr. and Mrs, Simpson of Saranac, has been “Councils are charged with lead-ee property owners, in booths set up * * * Harold Simpson gave him a Jersey Results of thé March eleotion of named Michigan's Star Farmer of officers to serve on the Wixom 1956 by the Future Farmers of ership training so that PTA officers in Farmington Junior High School “My father lost an arm in a corn heifer when he was ‘nine years old and chairmen will have opportuni-yesterday, voted overwhelm. husker and it makes life kind of! and lent him three acres for pas-- ties to learn the duties of their PTA Executive Board for the year) | America Convention at Michigan ingly in favor of a proposal that) | ture, hard,”’ says Darold W: Simpson of| 1956-57 are as follows: Gunnar state University. offices by conferences and work-the Board of Education be author-) * «* e rural Saranac, chosen star Michi- shor hd Mettala, President; Del Bourgeois.’ Darold and his father, Harold ized to borrow $2,000,000 with which gan Farmer among 10,774 mem-The heifer had twin heifer calves father vice president; Eleanor: simpson. operate a 240-acre farm ito finance new school buildings in jor. of the Future Farmers of ®%d from then on Darold was in “Focal units benefit only by Bourgeois, mother vice president; two miles north of Saranac. Their the district. business, America sending delegates te couneil Violet Mettala, secretary: Lillian main source of income is from a The. final tally showed 1,125 votesmeetings,” declared Mrs. Charles Coe, treasurer; Jennie Hughes, par-Parold pocketed a $200 check Now he owns 4 acres of land purebred Jersey dairy herd and a in favor of the proposal and 477 Neldrett, vice-president of Mich-Hamentarian; and Esther Weeks, yesterday when awards were an-on which he raises corn, hay and Hereford beef herd. against — 37 of the ballots were igan Congress, as she spoke to historian. nounced at the FFA convention , oats to feed his own and his spoiled. 46 members of Oakland County FFA officials. said Darold has at Michigan State University, father’s cattle, Council of Parent Teacher As-earned $6,460 as his share of the = ~ This was the greatest number | Despite the money and recog-His net worth, representing live- sociations at a recent meeting Waterford Area | farming operation. | of voters ever to go to the polis | nition, there'll be no trouble keep-stock and mec hinery, fotals $9,304. held at Walled Lake Senior High | In a special school election here. Also named yesterday at FFA! =e \ing Darold down on the tarm—| Homes Schedule School. convention among 29 gold award When the doors closed at 8 p.m., (he’s sold on Ce as a career, In the test ron years, Darold Seventeen Oakland G oat winners, was Robert C. Shelden, ‘more than 200 persons still lined. + thas earned $6,460 as his ‘share of Prayer Meetings “That money is really going to the farming operation. Schools were represented at the mont. the walle of the gymnasium meeting. Sashabaw Schools ca WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Antong 26 FFA members receiv-The bond issue will pay for 40 come in handy,’ he says. “I'm: Holly Area Schools each had six Waterford Community Church will, ing silver awards was David P. new classrooms and a new junior going to use it to help pay exp- Slate Play, representatives present and so eg cottage prayer meetings at Charlick of Se ihigh school. enses when I enroll in AG School were tied for record attendance 30) p.m. tonkant and Thursday. However, no increase in the this fall at MSU." . } ‘Sister Susie,’ school tax -ts expected. officials | Darold was still a bit shaky at Hugh Findlay, membership The eeings will be held at ise Tourist and Resort said. According to figures compiled the FFA convention witdup, both ( chairman, reported a member. MRK. AND MKS. hE NNETH GOTCHLING t Big Beaver ‘homes on each of the evening in a School Board bulletin, there from the shock of winning and ship of 5,084 (o date, with Walled Those attending will go to ike has been decreases on levy of from a nasty attack of flu. TROY—The Naomi Circle of theLake having some 764 members. Insfitute April 4-6 meeting at the home nearest their present indebtedness and enough Big Beaver Methodist Church will own Officials were uncertain whether . x Rochester Pair Marry' increase of valuation and state Officers elected for the ensuing, Plans for the Tourist and. Re-equalization to take care of the he would be on hand to receive present -play, “Sister Susie Tonight meetings will be held vear sort Institute, to be held April 4, issue. the award, He had a temperature Swings It,’’ on Friday April 6. bond and the schools they represent at the homes of Carl Millward, in St. Paul Ceremony 5, and 6, at Kellogg Center, Michi-of 104 degrees Sunday, + = * were: President, Mrs. Alan Arm- 2612 Maplecrest; Wallace Brewn, * * * gan. State University, are now strong, Hickory Grove School: first Madgeline Simpson, Gladys 6039 Northrup; Earl Johnson, being completed, County Agricul-: ROCHESTER—Norma M. Nolan Orion was matron of honor for her What makes a young man like vice president, Mrs. John Warren , Miller, Catherine Huff, Dorothy 3387 Ardreth; Charlies Maxwell, tural Agent. Lyle Abel announces. and Kenneth N. Gotchling spoke sister anc Mrs. Shirley Beudoin Set April 3 to Train Darold succeed when other farm-| Scotch School; second vice presi-Spencer, Gloria Andertie, Jua- 58490 Hatchery Rd., and Robert their nuptial vows in a double-of Rochester was bridesmaid. ers are leaving the fields for the’ dent, Mrs. Walter Havrane, Sasha-This Institute will be of in nita Bonino, Helen King, Carol Taylor, 1227 Tull Rd. ring ceremony here recently. The Leana Leipprandt, the bride's factories? baw School: recording secretary, le @ terest to all serving the touring Watson, Josephine Bevier, Anna Bloodmobile Helpers eandlelight evening wedding was niece, was the flower girl ’Mrs. Harvey Haslock, Holly High and vacationing public — opera-Mrs. Roy Torrence. chairman of HARD WORK HELPS Hancock, Sadie Gill and Myrtle hele at St. Paul's Methodist * te «school; corresponding secretary. tors of resorts, small resort the blood program for the Huron A combination of hard work and, Bumgart the players. Thursday the prayer meetings are will be at the homes of Henry Church, with approximately 125 res- Mrs. Arthur Heiple, Lambert taurants and food establishments, Best man for Kenneth was the Valley area of Oakland County Darold concedes, good fortune. = * * guests in attendance. = School; and historian, Mrs. Wil-motels, ‘and housekeeping cot- * * * Chapter, American Red Cross, an-| The work comes all year around, It is a comedy in three acts Mehlberg, 5938 Andersonville Rd.; bride's brother, Cari Nolan, while ‘Carl Kenyon, 7080 Williams Lake ham Kelly, Crary Junior High tages. Robert, Leipprandt of Lake Orion nounces April 3a as the day for a heavy and hot during the summer about a home for aged ladies Norma is the daughter of Mr School. jtraining session for women who months and long and cold during Madgeline Simpson plays the Rd.; Mrs. Janice Dickman, 6805 and Leo Beudoin of Rochester Saline Dr.; Dye, 5964| The program for this three-day and Mrs. Clarence E. Nolan‘ of Avon Township Kenneth served as ushers. ,want to help staff bloodmobiles. the winter, when he manages to lead, ‘Miss. Susie Sweet,"’ who 6270 campus meeting will consist of Rochester. Kenneth's parents: are Harrell; and Percy Revoir, Mrs. Walter Riggle was elected * * * The training period will be held squeeze four hours of chores a day wants to bring some life into the timely and current topics. of in-Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gotchling.: Barker. president of Avondale PTSA at the A reception was held at Knapp’s &t 10 a.m. at the Milford Public, into a busy schedule of school ac-home. She does so by forming a ‘terest to all operators in this im-also of Rochester. annual meeting held at the high \Library. Instruction will be given) ‘tivities. ~ swing band in which the aged la- portant industry. It willl include) ' Hall following the ceremony. school here. Appoint Kenneth E. Cole The bride wore a gown of ‘by Marguerite Gierman, chairman) dies take part. . sessions of employee-employer re-| A These include track, football, white nylon*lace over net, The of nurses for the Detroit —— Other officers are student Shelby Area Attorney lationships, legal problems, and class plays, basketball, the local fitted, long-sleeved bodice fea-$2,577 in Vawoble: Blood Center vice president, Donald Davis; building year around business in 4H Club, Boy Scouts and studies, Second Card Party ~ tured a net yoke with lace collar, el chapter wishes to point out SHELBY TOWNSHIP— Kenneth addition to special interest pro-Taken From Area Home | in which he ranks eighth out of mother vice president, Mrs. Wil- E. Cole, 47777 Shelby Rd., has ac-grams. and the skirt was of bouffant . Torrence said, that volyn-a class of 35. Wednesday at Ortonville. lard Fulkerson; father vice presi-OAK PARK — One thousand design, teers are needed to serve a few | appointment dent, Thaddes Johnson; teacher ‘cepted an as Shelby dollars in cash and $1,577 in hours per month in bloodmobiles “But I've been lucky, too,’ Da ORTONVILLE. — A public card’ ‘ice president, Alfred MeClel-Slate Guest Speaker Her veil of silk illusion was jewelry and silver was taken all ever Oakland County. -roid says. “I've had all heifer’ party is being sponsored by OES Township attorney. Township Su-oF pervisor Steve Skula announced. cured with a headpiece of pearts land; recording secretary, Cath: from the honve of Mr. and Mrs. The chapter house at 118 Frank-jcalves and they’ve been high pro-286 here Wednesday at 8 p.m, in Cole will fill the vacancy made. METAMORA—Guest speaker at and sequins, and she carried a erine Gorang; corresponding sec-Sarhuel Markel of 13300 North. lin Blvd., Pontiac, may be con-ducers. The milk income has kept, he Masonic Hall. by the recent death of Robert Ed-'the Senior young People's meetin This isthe streamer bouquet of lilies of the retary, William Saville; treas-field Bivd. last night, between tacted for information concerning|me going.’ imondson. Cole, who has offices on at Pilgrim Congregational Church with second in a of such parties. trer, Mrs. Ben Douglass and valley, centered a white 7:30 and 10:15, while the family’ these training sessions. “Anyone Darold owns 10 Jerseys outright series Van Dyke in Warren Township, tonight will be Dawn Albright. The historian, Mary Guinn. orchid on a white Bible. | was out. Refreshments and prizes will be . desiring to enroll will find a train-|and half interest in 12 Herefords. has been a Shelby Township resi-| |meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. ? Police say a rear door had ing session close to home," she His dairy cows average over 500 offered. Mrs, Ronald Richards is Board members are Janice Am-| dent for the yest ‘three years. COUNTY DEATH Mrs. Beulah Leipprandt of Lake! been paid. i forced open, ds of butterfat a year, ‘An! chairman, ay LJ . al EIGHTEEN | Z PR PONTIAG PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1956 , ve | ‘ Freed Murder ae the om a * * Sus; Found The capi was in the} Oscar Twice . SESSION TONIGHT of Todd's late Wife Hazel,/ found dead Dec. 3) se Lose Men Witeos | in 6. { Dead name to in Hotel 137, who omen was CHICAGO W—A 43-year-old phy-|in the Todds $40,000 home in sub-) sician, who earlier this year was,urban Skokie. Todd told police he Cate Sadat Data atte betaPPPS th ft Jt te tet tad td tate i nnn hhh CCS CE SOE ESSEC S ESS FE SE FOF SFE SOS Radow for a charity fashion shed chairman. 3 terday at the arraignment of thir-| WEDNESDAY &. 10:45 A.M. — persons vice’ 2Flee -ss wee:WED. THURS. WHAT’S MY orm Sotrayarrested a wrent — ’ LINE? | teen in one's ” TRULY! OF GREATEST OF coremile few — guess Rae William Stratton, who. eppeors under errow, reading gave that address, paid a $100 fine ~~ | P$ 4 ONE THE PICTURES THE os Each os word is to to my work. Wessen H. 63, oy INSTRUCTIONS: related St. pw wvwerverCCCC ee ee eee sl A i le Ni Li Mi ti li hi ti i st he tt P 4 YEAR! AND HEAR THAT GREAT SONG OF ACADEMY ea ne (posed by Pontac Municipal | J Lon ; $ $ =I x Cecil McCallum. Stratton} *3 Judge a ee > AWARD MERIT. was charged with illegal sale of R ZX NC OF P 4 liquor. ~‘ $ . oe Others paying $25 fines on] & a FEAR 3 3 BEAUTIFUL COLOR = C. charges Coleman, lstering St.; Daniel] aL oo SRS: WarnexCoton me IN AWQo Cs of 37 Crawford were. Rob- 27 ew a : : a Pryor, Branch Hugh . 4 $ ‘ —= 4 5 Ai Pladt, L. 258 457Elm St: LawrenceSt.; | cant#90 Glam tf URL -ww sieiw F % Starting THURSDAY 3 ———CINEMASCOPE << ww K Ledford, 117 Cottage St., and * on, , special Pre-Holiday Program! * 2 _ Wa James Brown, Keego Harbor. Dy snes Seer eran Can vaca xy we ——— J Fabian D, Langevin, 226 S. Edith’ and Bowery Boys s%, ng ee \ THAT “ung ~~ == St.;St; MargaretRobinson, Wessen Love ome Marie 76 ‘ Canny DEFIED P. Shaw.907 Ferry VY iw ' St.; ‘Nova Stephens, erry St; , CUTArE MaletAS gt 6,000 ¥ p TRADITION! YEARS OF " wad ; 4 soled Hubert Lipton 270A Osmun pal) aand <0 CLARK GABLE ENDS EARTHA KITT MINA Houck, St., 1. 5S mie Rees | | New > Qe hus SABNI L. eeee, mati “The CinemaScope Tall & Men” Color TODAY Faces” oler w : wii 6 WORSHE 7 CHREWN ae ; WILLIAM — Yesterday's answer: rifle, treNch, de-Thru = Oc 50 4d Fend, Ard, eNlist, Troi Rch, aaa oy -JONES A rp peterpan, ag AB GE on " Thurs. = WEDNESDAY — -- HOLDEN ES _— freed on a murder charge in the, had quarreled with his wife, NEW YORK—Hollywood calls songwriter Sammy Cahn —| special proclamation ceremony a death of his wife after being held! slapped her and gave her the man who didn’t win an Oscar the other night — “the the State Capitol. ~ an in- in jail for a month, was found jection of morphine ‘at her request) octopus of lyricists.” é +! Calling ——-to the. cogint dead yesterday ia a Loop hotel. [and later gave himself one be-) When nervous, spectacled, baldish little’ Sammy just ae be used throughout the ‘eause of “‘our highly nervous con- The einaaat body of Dr. dition.” ~~ — out—he had two songs nom-. Hobart H. Todd was sprawled) — “8 @ inated — he shrugged it off across a bed in the Atlantic Ho-| A coroner’s jury was unable to! with, “This is the first time. jtel. Harry Glos, chief deputy cor-decide whether Mrs. Todd's death anybody ever lost twice.” oner, said his death was an ap-was accidental or intentional and) But he’s done well this last parent suicide. Dr. Todd was released Jan. 4 for Glos said Dr. Todd sent a fell-lack of evidence. year—a fe wnights ago he and to a drugstore Saturday iwth| ee L Jimmy Van Heusen got an S ascaniotien for 36 tablets of Absolute zero; the point at which Emmy for “Love and Mar- motion is believed to a hypnotic and sedative effect. He stop, is 459.6 degrees below zero. riage.” Last year he and Julie Styne got an Oscar for “Three ~} Coins in the Fountain.” I was lunching with him a seconal, a barbiturate which has all molecular © Starts TONIGHT! © few days ago when Sammy . ' said: SAMMY CAHN TA ion sare ase THREE STRIPE S Box Office Opens 6:30 “Today up at the shirtmaker’s I saw a typewriter.” a inthe SUN xk *&* *& * East Bengal's Government Out came a special song for Tony Marti si acute attogi taken over rice distribution in Phone FE 4-4611 plea pe & ny Martin to sing for Mamie} Dacca, due to an Sammy's two nominated songs were “The Tender Trap” ~ is intentncing © sofDrive-In written wth Van Heusen, and “I'll Never Stop Loving You") : — ~ en —emmenet written wth Nicholas Brodsky.) Pheate: --“I_just ‘wrote some of the new Martin and Lewis act but United Pree Phote| While I’m talking to you I'm thinking about another new FOR THE BIRDS — A feathered bathing suit that’s strictly for | song for Tony and one for Eileen Barton,” he confessed. the birdsis worn by pretty Marion White in New York. The strapless, ) wr,9+ Jerry Lewis! Walks into a meeting at his home like. one-piece suit, made of white feathers, was created by designer Steve he’s General Motors board ch: ne . show. Maybe the idea is that the suit will Got notes and calls the to say ‘Who's his tailor?’ and miss the song. I demonstrated for Bing. He said ‘Hey, you're good.’” ' Behavior on Oscar Night ne eg * “I'm the best,” Sammy admitted bashfully. Tells Plenty About Ernie |e wonicut ear... ae “Reasonably happy” Hedy Lamarr headed back to Houston By BOB THOMAS lame to preted ar ogg eed and husband Howard Lee “DIAL RED-O” ... Oscar Winner Paddy Chayefsky » fPiret of 3 articles on Ermést Borg- pine.) _ “He was always backing said he had a midtown office, starts writing at nine, quits at:TELE YWOUK) aC @ we was! aa ‘up, his son recalls. “I could/ five, forgets it at night. Struck everybody as a mighty nice, always count on him for fatherly|modest gentlemen .. . Grace Kelly arrived to start her New that action reveals the man, then! savice, whether it was encourag-| York shopping and ho’ fo’ ‘lyacy. much can be learned about Ernest \ing me to continue acting or giv-_—— sco sain Borgnine from the way he be-|ing me the moral values a father Marlene Dietrich’s off to Los Angeles to get “dressed” for ROGUE, LOVER, ,,. HE WAS A GENTLEMAN MAN haved last Wednesday night. jean provide”, . . . Carmine Borg-| her Las Vegas return ... Fellow asked Lee Segall, co- WHO LIVED THREE LIVES — DANGEROUSLY! |nine lived to see his son's triumph,| producer of “Wake Up, Darling,” for $5 for a cup of cof- When ee cone announced | Still doe factory work in Hart-| fee, “What kind of a bum are you?” demanded Segall. “I'm P “» MOOMPLEET- from the Pantages Theater stage ford. “because he can’t bear to) 9 Texas bum,” replied the moocher. George "8 Vi . that he had won an Oscar for|be idle.” ip Joan iveco i “Marty,” Borgnine’s first action! BROOKLYN GIRL | Jayne Mansfield, just sued by het husband, was advised 00D: LINDFORS _, i was to kiss his wife. i by lawyers not to offer him any settlement,_(She inherited. ANDERS GREENW e. svencopnome souk Ys | His wife... . She was a Brook- SORRY OTHERS Kemins. “1/9000 when 21 and began buying a Hollywood home.) : FOR lyn girl, Rhoda 10 Cin S OPE a , . . | today's teenager and terrific! | for need ans ness a ee ry her. And she has taken good Churchill, painting on the French Riviera, complains he's be- ee guys couldn't have won. |“ of me ever since.” ing bothered by reporters asking if he'll go to Monaco. (He I thought to myself, ‘What can De won't) . . . Imogene Coca will vacation in Europe this sum- /you possibly say to them — “I'm) Round and jolly, she handles / mer. . ” or what’ me ithe family finances, keeps Ernie . jourry * * |well fed and helps in his work. EARL’S PEARLS .. wl But Eynle didn't have time to| And so you get a picture of| Science has finally made the common cold Pe | ponder over this longer, He hur-| Ernest Borgnine fram what hap-|’ extinct. They now call it a virus. n. 'ried onstage and accepted his Os-pened on Oscar night. He has that . - ‘car from the cool Miss Kelly.{rare quality in actors—true humil-| WISH I'D SAID THAT: Judging by the divorce rate, a lot of Then he gave his heartfelt thanks ity. He has compassion, as evi-people who said “I do” don't. —Glenn E. Bunnell. ‘to the three people who had meant denced by his concern for the TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “In France,” notes Harry (Bai- = — adapted ie de re “ mother, Academy ee 'moral) Toffel, “every little boy can grow up to be the premier > $ 4 d -@ 4 a > Me TS @ STARTING SATURDAY > 3, > Anna Magnoni, Best Actress of the Year — | z; 4 with Burt Lancester in “THE ROSE TATTOO” j 4 Dinie Hwy. (US-10) 1 Block North of Telegraph Rd. FE 5-4500 3 3 people into the background. I ey, Carmine Borg-don’t want that to happen." Pleas of guilty were entered yes-| TODAY & | tather”see M. His" 2 BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30 P. M, SHOW STARTS 7:10 P. 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Reveal Contents| Beck Full Power of Sealed Box Executive Board Action Case Beneath Former Governor's Statue Filled Refusal to ILA Union With Papers, Book Teamsters to Study. DETROIT (INS) — The aneied Frozen Food Threat Detroit's Grand Circus Park was HONOLULU w — Top Teamster opened yesterday in Mayor Albert E, Cobo's office. a * The box was opened by Mrs. Wilson W. Mills, of Grosse Pointe, * « . Mills had ridden in a carri-|: age to Grand Circus Park 52 years ago when the statueunveiled. Dave here to was ident Beck, preside) She was unaware, however, that, over the union's Executive Board IN FULL CONTROL tho box hed bees placed under the. meeting. * 6 @ oars past “Tt used to be a driver deliy- eted 100 pies fresh daily trom a local bakery, Now one man de- — square paillettes. At rightis of CHANGES MADE IN PILLBOXESThe pill-' colored one the livers 5,000 frozen pies that keep,” Besides box hat is so transformed that it looks like a new new giant pillboxes in draped Madonna blue rib- ihe said. issue to Beck, the resolution gave style. At left is 1955 version in small size with bon straw. him sweeping power to: ¢5ea Scouts Given Boat 1, Clean up corrupt elements in |woman said in a complaint. He! It's Most Confusing— Teamsters ranks, especially in halted his car down the road and HART ® — Oceana sea scouts New York and Minneapolis. Was She Hitchhiking? let her dog out too. plan real sea duty this summer dren who had sent in their pennies, Ex-Marine Nabs * * * Wilbur Cummings, 35, Lewiston, dimes and quarters. after receiving word Monday that EWISTON, Idaho @ — Mrs. 2, Launch a huge organizing wag jailed on a charge of failure A six-page edition of the Detroit they now own a 45-foot, diesel- Hazel Ricketts says the driver Times of Nov. 30, 1903, was also powered LCM donated to them by to stop, after an accident. involv- kept right on going when she tum-ing personal injury. found in the box. A headline told the U.S. Navy. The vessel, berthed of a juvenile problem, a caseof on the Fox River in Wisconsin, ane der ne peal mere’ F@BING BUTGLAL million new members into the bled from the, suddenly opened Teamsters. Parolee door of ‘his car. Florida ranks in the produc-a ring of girl bandits, will be moved to a station at Pent- Gotham Jailed moving first The meetings end today. tion of grapefruit. The Pingree statue will soon water as soon as weather. permits. After Hectic Flight From: asi: Merced nae ‘SATISFY’ MEANY veer Pursuing Detectives = Smiling and relaxed after day's session, Beck said he thought withdrawal of the ILA loan should NEW YORK WA fleet-footed “satisfy” AFL-CIO President parolee, pursued by two detectives George Meany. flung glittering gems along Park’ Meany had. ‘threatened: to sus- Avenue yesterday after he alleg-| pend the 1,300,000-member Team- edly looted two plush apartments. sters from the big labor federa- tion if it went through with the A bullet wound in the left thigh failed to halt his flight, but a | loan. Beck told reporters that the re- pound ex-Marine did, solution ‘‘left no question that I run * * - this union,” Police said two detectives saw) His view was backed up by the Louis Basile, 31, stroll out of an) man who has been accused of try-East 77th Street apartment house ing to take over his job, Vice} with what looked like a laundry, President James R. Hoffa of De-| ‘bag over his shoulder. They called) troit, who had offered the ILA} ito him. He dropped the laundry. loan. |bag and ran. | “There's no question that he's) * Apartment house doormen) running things,” Hoffa said. “To- jlunged at the fleeing figure. A| day's board meeting showed that.” taxicab driver tried to head nal ott Assumes Bank Duties |DROPS JEWELS IN FLIGHT GRAND RAPIDS u® — Herman) Basile scampered onto Park! H. 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Kansas City meet in an, against the Athletics. Athletics ity exhibition baseball game today, | The Athletics have two second : ; |tet basemen who appear top-flight, meeting. plus big, fence-busting Gus Zernial The meeting from which some| and » hard-hitting left fielder the an outfielder they don't necessarily top-page news may come in be-worst way. played have to have. tween the Tigers and the Athletics, Detroit has more pitchers than, Country Club. champion | try Defending HE Aupbara, of et but it involves general manager,it possibly can have around three! Heretofore the Tigers reported- - es ts Wi Semith of St Clair Shores. > wtt-lf i Tet Be eR aes t in Lin- East, Unable Fran- scored rebounds) to amishares een re Shrine A" times, team- ball-| not) wid- series won 90- and| shot Fur- pels points points, McCoy, Michigan! points—on points. now@e-eesooseosoosoy saewuUde Heese George catcher team. ical (h—With in the standings Bowling remained member, Louis, first Chicago un- Chi- place BASEBALL +‘ MPH UOeHK YUU mE & i foreed Porter Oy SK eosoororrr Fla.: Qualifies for Nationals ¥ men's Show last weekend to be very good. * * * Groom Is AAU Titlist Buzz Fazio holds 1st-place in ac- tual. singles with 684 in the 53rd @ igan to for National Tournament April 9-11 | pointed Bob Williams, — DETROIT— Osee Groom of fighters qualify the Jim Green, Benton. Harbor, out-| 4.12 Detroit outpointedPickens al- Bob so of Detroit, to win the Michigan! at Boston. Two more state cham-(132). pionships will be determined to- pionship in Detroit last night. night, pointed Ed Gregory, Detroit (139). * * * | t T. W. Wilson, Detroit, outpointed AAU heavyweight boxing cham-Jim McCoy, Benton Harbor, out The last night's Bill Borcher, basketball coach | Groom was one of eight Mich- Dennis Boyer, See "outpointed Herb Odum, Flint (147). at Oregon Uni quit yester Bill Sears, Lansing, (112). * * * Bob Cornwall, Detroit, stopped Phi] McCoy, Benton Harbor, out- Delos Dunham Wins Willie Burnette, Benton Harbor ‘pointed Bob Wordlaw, Detroit (165) (119). In state championship bout to head 1 -3. WR. Miller. Bill Vereecken, Grand Rapids, night, John Powell meets Rudy, third of Detroit's six hits with a’ ‘ eo pormal oF Burkhardt, City Checker Title Miller. Stringer for the 156-pound crown. ‘double and a Single. It was the salt, iy 25 won by default (125). Delos Dunham won the Pontiac United Press Telephoto | Parks and Recreation Depart- ment's city checker championship by defeating Dan Chapman in four ~ Western Five MY HERO — Three-year-old Anne Loftin shows her unhappiness with tears about her little 6-year-old friend Tommy Truxler, going games Monday night at the Adah Shelley Branch Library. Dunham claimed victory in the third game of the series to win The Beasarere til trying to get! the title, The two finalists, both . Besides the into battle in the 38th annual Navy Junior Boxing finals at the U. S. Winner, 74-62 Naval Academy Sunday. Tommy weighed in at 50 pounds (must be the dustweight division). He fought two one-minute rounds. Top. Scorers of from Pontiac, drew in the re- maining sessions. Furman, McCoy to the Red Sox for Billy an, Chapman won’ nine straight offering Ned Garver, Fred Hatfield ‘games on his way to the finals, to Find Range and an unnamed ‘eliminating Don Johnson, Wes Kra- * * * pohl, and Carl Boeneman. The KANSAS CITY # — San - : champion ousted Dewey Dean and ciace? s fabulous Bill Russell . | 18 points and snagged 10 MIAMI—Will the vast racing public some day buy Dwight Fisher, a Fenton school S| teacher. last night to lead the West shoe of stock in giant horse-breeding syndicates com- ‘wife's wedding ring to right Frank Ferryman of Pontiac took | expected victory plete with jumbo-sized ranches, thousands of noble stal- tions, sprawling stables of brood over oe dace as a good luck charm when he the city chess crown a week 62. in the fifth annual fights, lier. Star basketball game. mares and blue grass ear. acreage ranging into the millions? | * * * I asked racing’s No. 1 syndicate front man, Leslie The West clicked well at ‘Combs 2d, if he would oblige by projecting himself into | with Russell's San Fragcisco . K.C. Jones, doing the the future to give us a picture of what to expect of mate, ‘feeding. But teamwork America’s most flourishing was sport. conspicuous in the played) before 9,000 fans. The result game, “It’s possible, of course, but hardly likely,” said } Combs as he sunned himself at the side of the ened the West's edge in the sparkling Sea View pool, 20 minutes down the road 41. Last year the East to furs. from Gulfstream Park. . ee The Pontiac Municipal Golf on the greens and fairways, Russell, Art Bunte of Utah “It isn’t like trading in shares of General Motors or Robin Freeman of Ohio State stock like that. Several men, usually those who “Course will be open for public play ;machinery, mowers and other some the West to a 14-0 lead before good brood mares and are shut out of headline stal- ‘on Easter Sunday, the Parks and own equipment have been overhauled Hep lggitiaed lions, get together and purchase their own star, like Recreation Department has an-and repaired during the winter, oe nounced, er, Bill Russell, Carl Boldt, K. C. Jones and Hal land will go into operation as soon CLOSE HARMONY — Members of San Fran- one: § aiiunea of play. ‘Nashua. If they are dissatisfied with the way things are Although the weather thus far, as conditions permit. cisco's powerful basketball team join in a little . Perry at the piano, The Dons ‘had plenty to sing Floyd, who averaged 33.5 they cannot dash out and peddle their shares to the run has not been conducive to work) harmony off the court as they have done on the about. They swept through the season unbeaten The greens and fairways show — for Furman, was held to 12 | public. They must sell back to the syndicate at an agreed oe oa re) years. = to right | are ae i and to their second straight NCAA championship. eight on field goals. Julius ‘upon price. only slight winter damage and | » who averaged 27.9 for Se aan ariaatnce ace | * * * * UD to Leave State, was held to 2 fair shape for the. April Play Thursday a The syndication of a stallion is a tricky thing’... “It Holy| | Spartan Nine field shot. Tom Heinsohn of ing with a little og aa |all started when prices zoomed high as race tracks pros- Cross led the East with 15 frem the weatherman, pered and purses went over $100,000. No Cranes Starl Dixie Tour | man wants to League in Rental clubs and caddy carts) put all his money in one basket. He would rather buy will be available at the Municipal links as well as the usual golf ‘Breaks Even four or five shares in three or four great horses to ,deversify his blood lines. and concession commodities. A squad of 14 players was se-| Biggest problem is the infield | BELIEVES NASHUA GREATEST SINCE MAN 0° WAR The Parks and Recreation De-| red Campbell to ‘where only one experienced player, and lected by coach Fred partment also announces its golf) MSU Trims VMI _ From MVC for Reasons “Another thing, the public is fickle. It goes through make the annual Scatieers training returns instruction class, which will get! Loses to Marines on the Cranbrook baseball of Geography cycles of enthusiasms. Once it was Native Dancer or trip of under way sometime near the endl Captain of the team is senior | Citation. Right now the big vogue is Nashua. What it of April. Southern Tour team catcher George Gary of Pontiac. |will be two or three years from now, no one can tell. I The Cranes will open the Gary has been the regular var- tour DETROIT (INS) — The latest) Three methods of instruction /put more in Nashua than any horse I had because I move in the University of Detroit’ 8 wil be employed during the touring State's [pelleve in him. I believe he is the greatest since Man O’ athletic . program re-organization. elinic—films, lecture, and prac- baseball team ‘ Cranbrook, Covington won 18) the football team for the past gan ar.” ‘was taken yesterday when the split even in a double-header here straight games last season. three school announced it would with-| years. Combs syndicated Beau Pere for $100,000 after yesterday, losing to the powerful draw from the Missouri Valley) Continuing the 7th annual swing | Lone letterman in the infield is stance, swing, and grip in rela- buying him from Louie Mayer. Parris Island Marine team 11-2) Conference as pt June 30, 1957. through Virginia and North Car-‘Dave Cooper, a second | thon to the type of club being percent and then ‘beating Viriginia Military, “We bought the stallion in June. He died in August. | olima, the Cranes will play eight from Birmingham. imen U of D vicy president John R. u used. \Institute 6-3. ‘Then Alibi was syndicated for $500,000. Royal Charger — in nine days. Catcher Dan Crowley of Birming-| Mulroy said/ a recommendation to leave the league was drafted Registrations for these classes Wildness on the part of sopho. ‘ham, Len Harding of Rochester, | syndicated for $300,000 . : . “but we refused $1,000.- Coach Campbell] hag six letter- was are now being accepted at the more pitcher Ron Porrencwshd | and Bruce Richards of Farmington| returning this season, three * by the faculty on committeeath- 000 before we moved him from Treland.” ‘recreation department office, FE who walked eight men in his six iwere also selected to make the ' letie March 21 and affairs sub- “ sequentlyapproved by the was °of them batterymen. * * * * | 3-T131 Persons registering will be innings of work, and some lusty trip, | The fantastic success of Combs’ salesmanship tus his SENIOR CAPTAIN notified by card or telephone of — hitting by the well-practiced | Cranbrook baseball schedule: « school’s board of trustees and Squaw Valley ' Gary from Pontiac is starting Gary, 6-0 and 175 pounds, ithe exact time and place for the! ability to handle financial giants with tact is seen in the Marines: cost the Spartans the | _ the Very Rev. Celestin J. Stein- March 29, at Ascot Va; 30, at 31, at Greensboro, NC: his 4th season as regular | clinic. syndication of My Babu for $700,000. Arctic Prince, who Salisbury opener. er,8. J., president, 3, at Hillsboro, of the Cranbrook baseball : 4 at Manville, 6, at Univer- Olympic Fund sity of Vir aie Prechanes:; 2. at Ot. Al-| | the English Derby, and Solar Slipper were syndi- But they put on a good batting won The university’s withdrawal from California Resolution cated for $900,000 in a two-horse package deal. show themselves to take the night-| bans (Wash.); 10, at Pontiac; 12, et also center of the Crane’ Gets Approval ‘the conference has been expected dale: 14, Assumption; 17, Berkley: 21, cap from V.M.I., who also is in lauds Champion Dons “This gave me a great addition to breeding in Amer- last fall. Pint Northern: 24, Catholic Central: team at ‘since the athletic program re- 28, at Cleveland University Schoo!, Ms | __|training here. Little Jimmy Sack, ica due to an outcross of blood lines.” ‘vision was announced March 7. SACRAMENTO, Calif. {2, at Dearborn; 5, Western Rese SACRAMENTO, Calif. \#—Cal- 'Grand Rapids senior led the way) | et Hamtramck. 12. at Senou. ‘Buttate! | Comparatively minor syndicates displaying the Combs * Detroit began its MVC compe- ty Lillard Remains in Shouting approval of a laudatory has just about guaranteed 15, Pontiac: 16 Dearborn at As with three hits, while Ken Warmer, ifornia Aition in 1949 and immediately won sumption. 23. at Waterford touch were Nazami II, a full brother to Nasrullah, and resolution, the California Senate anes a of the four million dollars needed to and Ray Collard, Bide 2a Birming! mam, < three-part brother to Royal Charger for $75,000: Cortil tramek Ist Place at ABC cinch the 1960 Winter Olympics for Squaw Valley in the High Flint contributed two each. “year. The Titans tied for the grid-versity of San Francisco on win- for $75,000. Cortil won the Jim Crack Stakes. He is an LINE SCORES iron crown in 1953 and 1955. ning its second NCAA basketball Veteran Racinng Sierra. English speed horse First Game a The announcement to leave the ‘crown in a row. MICHIGAN ST lie 9060 000--2 @ 2? O4x—11 10 6 The next-to-the-tast step came ROCHESTER x 5 1 league said the decision to with-| The resolution was by Sen. Rob- PARRIS ISLAND 204 000 Michigan State Ben Trainer Awarded | the exception of third place Senate passed draw was based primarily upon ‘ert I. McCarthy (D-San Francis-Louts Meares 4), Jon Davis (8) of the: 1956-57 state ‘all-events in Alan Luce. Parris Island—Stan were its version category, $95,500 Damages | “the geographical dislocation of co). Both he and his brother, Sen. and John Freeland budget with the Olympic ithe 53rd annual American money the conference and because of the! John F. McCarthy (R-San Rafael) Second Gam: VIRGINIA MIL 090 000 001-3 8 3. in it. The Assembly earlier okayed | |Con: Tournament ‘ongress attendant financial problems.” are USF alumni, | MICHIGAN 8ST 000 400 20x—6 10 1 VMI-—Cliff Heathcote Jimmy Foster ithe sum in its budget. LOS ANGELES (#—Veteran rac-unchanged today. ($i); Jimmy Cowan (8), and Chuck) The two houses still have to ing Trainer John T. Engle has, Billy Welu, 23-year-old | McLennon Michigan State—Jack Wen nal meet, Qualify in 14 Events | probably today, to work out been awarded $95,500 damages of the Budweisers of St. ner, Jon Davis (5) and Alan Luce an ‘over-all differences on the state ‘from Hollywood Park and Santa! ‘took over the third place slot yes-' | Barry (0) Peberon +B) total |go to Gov. Goodwin Knight. barred from following his occupa-1,922 Bowie Victor The International Oly m pic 8, tion in them. | Bill Lillard of Chicago is in | spending program before it can Anita racetracks because he was terday with a nine-game YMCA Swimmers in State {Committee (IOC) in January gave| A jury returned the verdict yes-place with a total of Gives Notice 2.018. |California backers an ultimatum terday after five days of delibera- ton and Robbie Powers (A): 40-vard. eesty ie Jim Velzy and Duan a pane The Pontiac YMCA qualified in if iKither have the four million by tion and nine weeks of trial. It N as Contender 14 events for the state YMCA ara 20-yard backstroke ‘April 3 or the games go to Inns-assessed $60,000 against Hollywood (he singles with |Kummert and b Newman, aims swimming championships after Gifford and Bill Lillard of Park and $3 5.400 against Santa BOWIE, Md. UR—C. V. Whitney's bruck, Austria Dick Richards and Ralph Classen ay 80-yard mediev relay Edw highly successful competition in Guest. speaker Arthur B_ St. Head Man ended his winter vaca-Anita. led the doubles with 1.331 mert, Bruce Norvell, Mike acstug teal the Northeast District YMCA quad-KRand Team standings remained Pierre of Port Huron will dis- Tom Eley 80-vard freestyle relay tion yesterday and ~Tom McKinnon, Jim Velszy, David St rangular meet Saturday in the ‘Y'|- “Human Relations’ and changed as Falstaff Beer of ‘Aragon vs . VS. Giovanelli ly served notice on other 3-year-, cuss and Bob Newman, and Skippy Er vin, pool at Bay oo, \ other guests will include ideas Barrington: Duane Richards and olds that he is a prime contender SACRAMENTO, Calif. u® — Ar-, Ill, held down first repre- cago, Lowry IK0'd bd] for the Kentucky Derby. te Moore, an overweight light-, HOLLYWOOD, Calif. U8 — Art sentatives of Wilson Sporting with a score of 3,092. The state coe wil be held Sat-| ‘enter The roan son of Eight Thirty heavyweight champ if ever there “Aragon, talkative Los Angeles Gioods and Michigan Bell Tele- 40-yard freasty is: — Denhis Roberts ‘trash April 14, at Michigan State goes one, against Howard welterweight, me@ts Brooklyn’s| 40-yard butterfly and Snowfall made his first start Was Dennis Roberts and DAY'S EXRTRITION and Ron Newman: | phone. TUES AMERICAN LEAGUE breaststroke ity. | since last October an impressive King of Reno tonight in a 10-round Danny Giovanelli tonight in a 10- Won Lost Dick Eley \A); 100-yard freestyle — Ron | pee The annual spring meeting of the Michigan PGA will be held | » 1 5 7 6 Powers) one. He romped to a 4length vic-non-title fight at Memorial ‘Newman, Bruce Cobb. and Jerry 47 SRB 1110 7 tok Clevetand the 16sec | Pontiac divided the day's pro-| (A); 40-yard backstroke — Jim Acat round | mals event at Stadium. ~ | 60-yard individual tory in Bowie's $4,000-purse fifth torium. oun and Jim Puglise: ceedings against opposition from Kansas City .....: 7 7 ‘se day April 16th. medley — Jim Puglise; | ard fre relay — Gary Sebaske, Dale Pox “Deva race. : Saginaw, Flint, and Bay City. See ee be At this affair, Ron Laparlwa * It will iN Meyer, and Bruce Cobb * W — os Iimo 5i = —-=" NEW YORK Detroit UN’ The Pontiac prep tankers won be NATIONAL LEAGCE Be . ‘Nong Exogh Gridder Signs long. long time before Pat Lowry. a : : hassell Exci Detron ‘h Excited Chassell \ their division with 56 points com- Head Man, top-weighted at 122 Seminary Downs YMCA with jockey Sammy Boulmetis pared to 35 for Saginaw, 7 for whose press notices said he car- New. York io 7 S88 “aboard, won virtually pulled up fn in Intramural Finals in his gloves, gets Fiat, and 6 for Bay City. (® — The ried dynamite HAMILTON, Ont., 10 7 S88 Get st Beat Joana nng-ace ysncoms ‘the 6-furlong race, Even so, his Ch a m S Cla SS D Saginaw yesterday sign-another television shot in St, Nich- 500/ Hamilton Tigercats compiled 52 points Chicago. Ss" to; gg time of 1:11 was the second fast-; p Seminary annexed the YMCA In- olas Arena. Lowry entered the ring agains _ 22-year-old fullback University of Michigan| \ed Zeno Karetz, the the junior division, while Pon- ‘Putsbures ce sm |Piti Besos scuocie with Home + est for the distance during the cur. tramural League basketball play- rent meeting. Royal Welcome joffs Monday night at the ‘Yy’ gym- took 2nd with 35. Bay City, from night. It 18 and Flint 2. /At Tampa, Fia eer vs vat Cine | freshman football team last season. | boat dead ene ount Vernon, a Baitimore ‘nasium with a 56-31 victory over, Born Mighty, another Whitney, vs, Cleve-| be| \Karetz is 5 feet 11 inches. He alee eh . Ariz: \* Tucson, with horns blar. || lend. are CHASSELL, Mich. — More| them into Pontiac prepsters qualified town the YMCA. Derby nominee, was second. An- Fm: Eensls City ve. weighs 200 pounds. |i been ing Brooklyn vs. Phil-| —_ than a brisk workout for eight events, including three) * * * other three-quarters of a ee than 2,000 fans converged on this) ing. Team: members were feted | iat Lessin, more Lowry, The junior tankers, Clearwater, ‘back in the T-horse field was Mrs. tes. jupper peninsula town (pop. 600)| at a ceremony in the community 4! ‘ents Gerland Spangler scored 16 adelphia. good in six. of nine events | Ethel D. Jacgb' s The Great Man, last night to give a roaring wel-building. points to lead the winners while) |“ Seana Salar in the process of piling th two alternates. The top three’ up a come home to Chassell High iia: Miller tallied 15 points for, Pupils at Chassell High were At wee Myers, Fla.: Cincinmat! vs Pitts-| DETROIT (INS) Detroit-area 40-9 record. -; qi place Qualifiers for Pontiac are as o each event. qualified while 4th COLLEGE: SPORTS SCORES School's state Class D champion given a day off from classes ves-At st. Petersburg. Fla: Milwaukee vs. hockey fans will able te But:it was Baker who made he YMCA. Baseball sal * alternate spot. was an Yorthwestern sLa.) State 11, Adrian! basketball team. St. Louis : & * e 6 terday in rebtognition of the state | watch tonight's 4th playoff game what fight there was. He piled in Individual] trophies were award-M higes State 6, Virginia Military; A cavalcone. of automobiles ititle, the school’s first. MONDAY La RESULTS | between the Detroit Red Wings right from the start and was the jTnett 3 lows: iynat! 3, St. Louts 1 The Chassell quintet. trailing by Pitiebured 16, Mi iwaukes LJ and Toronto Maple Leafs from ‘whole show until Referee Petey ed to the winners and a team tro-| part iC Island Marines 11, Michigan nearly two. miles long met the | B rooklyn 15, New York AU 7 15 points in the {final minutes, Maple Leaf Gardens, Sealzo stopped it after 47 secont!s The will Siate phy went to the Seminary school. | school ‘bys carrying the team ai Os ‘and Eley David Boe x00 tth)A) &© Boome be oy contest at 9. oh anes 2 of the eighth round of the sched- |uled 10. seen |The Rockets were regular season North Carolina s Michigan State 4 home from the state tournament (edged Portland St. trick 71-68 in’ Pe © ane“gel = = UN)8, Cleveland5 ® p.m. over CKLW-TV channel } enn champions i" Michigan State 6, Davidson 1, | at East Lansing and escorted |the game. Chicago championship Harding. ¥ i e { \ _TWENTY ONE ‘an =. Tomes, ayaters from April 1 teeegh ‘May 31 in the lower peninsula List or Spear Fishing Lakes Now Available and during the month of May in Togo. Optimistic “About LANSING—Lists of Michigan wa- the U_ P, iters open to spear fishing during two separate seasons now are SANDERS ‘available from the Conservation ' Department’ s fish division in Lan- ck i id Detroit FOR RENT ising. During the spring season, spears. TRAVIS TORONTO. — Hap Day says three. games in the “42 and nobody gave us a chance against them repeating the sensa-and plains and coe may Aaganb nothing is impossible. best-of-seven | ‘against Detroit. But we came back|tional comeback of 14 years ago: for taking carp, suckers, redhorse, HARDWARE 434 Orchard Lake Ave, FE 5-672 e/are astronomical, For those who| mullet, dogfish and garpike in des- He says the Toronto Maple Leafs venture to bet on Toronto tonight|- could even knock the Detrojt Red Wings out of the Stanley Cup! the odds are around2 to 1 in favor ‘of the Wings. semi-finals. CHECK YOUR EXHAUST SYSTEM The Leafs, oaly inexperienced! afs take on the Wings to-| Day éan be excused for his.op- againsttough Wings,al-“We were three games down in'night in > om. The odds timism. He was coach of the MUFFLERS, TAIL PIPES the are [= Leats and pulled off the + INSTALLED four-game after making a sweep the White Sox leveled the Boston Red Sox 9-2. failures when he took over and Doby, enjoying one of his finest so he sent Brooks Lawrence, both-springs, rapped home the first ered by an ulcer and a. high Chicago run with a triple and add- earned-run average. off to Cincin-ed a single to boost his average to nati for Jackie Collum, a Card of} 419. Sandy Consuegra and rookie the pre-Lane era. Joe ‘Dahlke scattered seven hits. Lane was aware of the pitching * « * to hand the Red Sox their fourth straight set back and sixth defeat So what happens? Lawrence in seven games. rung into his old mates for the * * «& first time yesterday, graciously giving up 10 hits and-three walks, The Brooklyn Dodgers followed but firmly snapping off their six- the pattern they set in trimming game winning streak 3-1 while go- the New. York Yankees in last ing nine innings for the first time, fall’s World Series, and clobbered ithe-Bronx -Bombers 15-7 after los- It was Lawrence's second vic-ing the first two games of their tory without defeat in four exhi-spring series. Maury McDermott, bition starts. And the 31-year-old this spring. involved in the Yanks’ winter righthander, who completed only trade with Washington, was rapped two of 10 ‘Starts for the Cards last, for 11 runs in the second inning as the Brooks sent 17 men to the plate and collected 19 of their 17) jhits. ~ Sun Life of Canada | . * * * Specializing in Life Insurance, | Milwaukee's Braves, after learn- HERB ROWE FE 2-8950 ling Gene Conley'’s trouble was Pension Plans and Annuities. | “chronic tendonitis’ in his pitch-| ling arm, saw another starting) Official Agent |hopeful, Ray Crone, tagged for —|four runs in three innings as the ‘Pittsburgh Pirates won 16-9. Dale Long drove in five Buc runs with ‘Day_can't call: up anybody this time. Few has to-ride with the bench becatse the Leaf farm teams are still fi their respéctive playoffs, “I figure we should have won two of the three games so far,’ Hap commented. ‘Surely our turn for a win will come now, We're iplaying these games one at a time and will give it our best shot.” The Wings grabbed the three victories with late-game rallies. -|'They took the first 3-2, the second 3-2 and the third 5-4 in overtime. Despite their position, the Wings Jaren't cocky. “My boys realize the Leafs could break out,"’ said coach Jimmy Skinner. “This leaf team 1s much jtougher than the one we beat out in four straight in the semi-finals last spring.” | | Skinner said there will be no lineup changes tenight, although flashy center Gerry Melnyk was moved up from Edmonton Flyers of the Western Hockey League. Charge McCoy WEDNESDAY Soucy’s Service 1211 North Perry St. At Madison Street ‘Vie Soucy FE 3-9557 | a ee FrRENCH Caarcoe >. MEN'S Eta SHOES ZEPHYR-LI ~ Mon gowon -anio yee rd Black Tassel Loafer $1 9% a double, triple and homer among Pittsburgh's 17 hits: There 13 walks in the game. Johnny Antonelli allowed were only With Contempt Also Bass Outdoor Footwear four hits while going seven innings for the first time this season as the New York Giants poured it on|- Baltimore 141. The Giants got Los in Angeles Promoter. Trouble for Failure “The _and Evans Well-Groomed Man Slippers Is an Osmun Man” five runs—on one hit, an error and four straight walks by Ray Moore —in the first inning. The Chicago Cubs dumped the} | to Show Books LOS ANGELES w® Monday — Contempt Shoe. Department Cleveland Indians 9-5 with Warren| Hacker pitching shut-out ball for] six innings. Then Al Rosen anc! |Larry Raines homered off rookie Gene Fodge for all of Cleveland's; RIDING THE BENCH — Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox star outfielder (left) has been sitting out the exhibition season with a leg injury. He talks here to manager Mike Higgins at the training camp in Sarasota, Fla. Sitting on the bench is something new for the American League slugger. He hopes to be ready for the regular seaspn how- ever. icharges against Los Angeles Matchmaker Babe McCoy are be- ing sought by James Cox, head of |Gov. Goodwin Knight's special | committee investigating boxing in TEL-HURON SHOPPING CENTER DAVE SPINDLER, manager Open Thurs., Fri., Set, Nights ‘til 9 P. M. runs in the eighth. Rookies Jim) ic alifornia. é __. : 4 | | ‘ion . * SHAVE YOUR WHISKERS NOT YOUR FACE! e Exclusive guide bar stretches skin tight... stops razor bite! Eversharp-Schick horizonta!-grip guide bar smooths skin down— pops whiskers up and gives you 4 closer, smoother, Ri \ safer shaves! Injector Razor, plus 12 blades and travel case, ( only 88+ EVERSHARP SCHICK INJECTOR RAZOR | “Ks far as I'm concerned, Me- jered for the Cubs. Fanning and Richie Myers hom-, Coy is m contempt of this hearing ‘for having failed to make his hooks Ben Hogan Man fo Beat’ in Masters available on this date (Monday) ‘Onward Table Netters in the office of his accountant, NEW YORK (#—The U\S. table NEW YORK —The man who} the saddle again,” said Fred Cor-| the practice tee the way they do|a,s he was ordered by Judge John tennis team left by plane today turned the professional golf tour |coran. former tournament director | Ted Williams when he goes into 3 Ford.” Cox said as he pre- | for Tokyo and the. world cham-' of the Professional Golfers Assn.,| the batting cage. pared for today's seventh session. into a gold mine came home from| and |pionships, which open April 2. hey still an advisor, ‘‘and Ben| * Ld * When Watson Jones, former Cal- p-Florida today with the report that| Hogan is the keenest and sharpest. “To most people he's still the ifornia state light-heavyweight | tains the eight-man squad, ;Gunn of Mamaroneck, N.Y,, F ithe “Beat Hogan” chaht is back| of the lot. |champ, and they want to see him|/champion, testified yesterday he las No. 1 on the golfers’ Hit Pa-) “Jimmy Demaret is playing! swing.” “threw” four fights, three on or- Babe Pinelli has umpired more rade. some of his finest golf. He says Corcoran predicted Hogan would ders of McCoy, matchmaker at than 3,200 major league _Sames. “The Forty-And-Over Club is in| he has discovered ‘nerve control.’|he the ‘‘man to beat’’ in the the Olympic Auditorium, the list [= —_—_________—_————|Sam Snead is overweight but hit-| Masters Tournament at Augusta,|of allegedly “fixed’’ fights rose to ting the ball as well as he did at beginning April 5, and added: 12, according to witnesses’ state- 25. And Lloyd Mangrum has'“Wateh out for him in the Na-ments. OCSC Elects Wednesday: shown he's —— “s old touch.” tional Open at Rochester, in June,| McCoy has denied being in- : too. The course is built’ for him! volved in the outcome of any fight. The annual election of officers; secretary, treasurer, sgt.-at-arms,| Corcoran added, ns that and I think he still holds the He has been absent from several) ‘and directors of the Oakland Coun-trustee, and 15 board members. he was most impressed with Ho-course record." sessions of the committee because gan, who announced after a play-* * e lof illness for tomorrow evening, at the Club-29 meeting recommended the following | ty Sportsmen's Club is scheduled The nominating committee at the Feb ‘off loss to Jack Fleck in the 1955 The PGA official said he ——$—_$____—_— \ President. Lioyd Sibley first viee presi- house in Waterford between the dent Robert Gubbins; second vice presi-National Open that he'd never watched Hogan and Snead play a Heavyweights on Tap hours of 7 and 8:30 o'clock. dent. Pat Metzdorf; secretary, Ray New- man; treasurer. Walter Barrows, trustee, ‘seriously work for a championship match as partners at the Baham- The officers will take office im-eo » Powter: sgt/-at-arma, Melvin again. as Country Club in Nassau recent-) WACO, Tex. (#—Bobby Spaeth ‘mediately following the election. firTEEN DIRECTORS RECOMMENDED. *‘Ben has been practicing a solid ly. “Hogan was out in 30 strokes,’ of Topeka, Kan., will meet Ran- Fill Vance, Loon Lake, Ed Baker Jr, imonth at the Seminole Club in Corcoran said. ‘‘Hé shot a 64 while chero Alonzo of San Antonio in a Featured item of entertainment ‘Drayon Pisins, Charley Mille. Holly, sion |\Ho ard Grovestein, Ortonville, oy | Palm Beach,” Fred said. ‘People Snead: shot 68. The two had a 10-round heavyweight fight here| for the occa will be the all-| Lewis, Birmingham. Kjell! Dantelson. 7:| Stand around and watch him on best-ball score of 61.” | Thursday night. | colored film — “Trout and Tar-| Pontiac, Fred Kraus, 7 Mile Road, Ter- pon.” rance betta. 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OKAY P oa i “Wake up, daddy . . . it's morning!” ) ; SS : THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1956 TWENTY-THREE —Aévertisoment— Weak Copper (nr toes True Life Adventures ‘Station Wagon Leads Decline Output on Rise Pontiac Production Hits Record Figure at End of February Siation wagon production ac- _|coumed for more than 11 per cent, of Pontiat’s total 1956 model out: | ‘put through February, according to FrankV. Bridge, general sales’ manager, Onions, dry, No. 1, 1.00-1.50 oz, Trading was swift with many Tracing the phenomenal growth, 50-Ib, . Parsley, curley, No, 1 .85- moderate sized blocks the onde y Pota' — 1.60 60-To. bag: tape. 00 dos. [es Oot 1.00- Parsnips, 1, 1.95-1.75 on in popularity of the station wagon,|: Bridge related. that Pontiac pro-| behs. No. The pace was around level of 2,720,000 shares. —@aea' caw=—ae eave an J in declining metal. demand some Associated cown ground Lukens —— . Gensel was previous high Stocks oe Hayes ...... & aire: Cem Str Pd..... .-«« R... West Airline IG. ce IC. Cola. ce) orsne Repub Sti’... Mob rand oeuce Lin. Co 15 Util, 738 Ht 182 116 ete Low No 1, 140-1 50-bag. Radishes, duced only 466 station wagons in| . Wo. 1, 1.251.560 bu.: radishes, * * * 1937, the first year the division of-| house, No, 1, ee , behs. Rhubarb, Coppers, quite strong recent fered the style. It amounted to .2) weeks, now are under selling per cent of total production. | “Wouldn't surprise me if Gramp went to the majors. He's Salhing because of pressures During the 1955 model year, 37,-on NNYE DAIRY VITAMIN-MINERAL MILK!" 331 Pontiac station were world prices for the Aircrafts were in today produced, comprising 6.9 per cent arrivals 16 — Track | I US. of total output. CHIC. arch (AP) Potatoes: HAPPY FAMILY LIFE higher prices, and rail- at shipments ek: roads were higher. “We believe sales of station wagons will continue to rise .with STARTS AT. HOME moderate, demand. nent” market steady; $4.70: ‘tilities At noon, the Press $4.00; Maine Katshaine unwashed $3.80; demand of 60 stocks 30 average was the increase in number of fam- new stock: Suvpties moserete, cents at $189.80. market fh Piorid Reds in 50 ib sacks $3.335-3 35; Florida Sebagos ilies living in suburban commv-, 100 Ib sacks $5.00. nities,” Bridge said. ‘‘They need a. Among stocks losing were Kennecott Copper, Phelps Dodge, car that performs double duty. The Inspiration Copper, Steel, station wagon has the roominess | General Motors, General of a delivery vehicle and its im-' proved styling gives it the lines Pacific an tanda: jears and comfort of an ideal family . ooteaeee ine. | Fighec! (were Rocke) ome ee: ~ car, Ais SO: me Few BIRDS MAKE North-| Bites 00-00-9 United Aircraft, cont Dynamic, Pontiac station per wagons now Oil. | dirties 38; checks 34; current receipts -: Pacific and Richfield range from the economical 860 SWEETER MUSIC THAN two-door, six-passenger model to ern ‘The average yesterday off/** THE AMERICAN SNIPE... .YET HE CANNOT SING. the custom Safari. The division. also produces’ an 860 four-door, | nine-passenger wagon and an 870 0 cents at $190.30. The | DETROIT E DETROIT, _ ares 27. (A Eegs., Detroit hte grader” Se iio day it had hit a record mark. eee e8 New York HE SOUNDS HIS four-door, six passenger model,’ | wonaeed —— 524s: large 47-49, wd. 48; medium 43-45. wid. ave. 44. B, frowns iLate Morning Quotations) Int Nick Paper rhe | ONE, Iarae Gah wid — race um wtd. COURTING SEKENAVE arg, a -$1; 45%. | . Lodge Calendar 30 80; large Checks 36-37. 45-47, wid ave. 36h .... «180 |" BY VIBRATING WINGS | tat Int Sliver Int Tel & avg. 68 341 Commerctally greted: Whites Grade A, . ., Tel extra large 45-30 AND TAIL FEATHERS — Huron Gardens Eagles, Auxiliary No, 2887 will meet Wednesday at Looking forward to-a home of your own. Take a careful Is] “. laree a1 Mec4T: medium 40-41, grade B, . | . Jone: ree | f Kelsey 35 | Market full steady. Trade is very ac-| AS HE PLUNGES ; . 8 p. m. for regular meeting and look into the matter of financing. Let us = Ps levels ~— ...134.6 tive at both wholesale and retail 808 Kennecott Kimb Clk nomination of officers, also nomi-| for, houidey” —— pore beg EARTH WARD. (zy our Direct Reduction Mortgage money, bring you safely and surely to ee pty Pore 5 : Kroger py ingce closely or short in many ins tances. = Distributed by King Features Syndicate. nation of vice president and trus-| Lehn & Lib MeN i i162 Large browns are clearin tee to finish current year. —Adv.| ga2/ Mixed colors " ssive ees | home ownership. All-in-one monthly rare, va not : : are Lockn ws o me pe are very 5 14 S2Regiame aretery aor Pe First Annual Report Issued automatically reduce and wipe out your mortgage loan. 22.4) News in Brief Lone 8 3 | Capitol Savings & Loan Co. Mack Trk Martin Gl 31 P. | Grain Traders * AS 36 oultr y 45.6 DETROIT POULTRY g g Nea cue | ong Range Planning Ai g May D ee Arthur Millner, 45, of Holly, who Ss “* putd—per tro! ir No. pleaded guilty to drunk driving erc 73 West Huron St. — FE 4-0561 Mpls Hon 16.2: quality Mve poultry w . . yesterday before Springfield Town-. In bea aie * eavy rollers Napl TOW Or fF Or et fryers oe. Mont aay or cay , |ship Justice Emmett J. Leib, paid : ar = ee Atl Cst Line.. 544 Motor ad whites 24: gray oc -36; Rocks 26b28, “Caponettes (8-6 Iba.) ae \his fine of $50 with $25 costs. | Au Refin .... 414 Motorola Ayco Mf 66 \ueller Br Balt 30-33, | 33.4! few 34-35 CHICAGO G A long-range planning program,'lion, or $3.27 a share. The figure | ted 40 & Ohio .. 463 Murray CpNat Cash Jewish butchers Grains bounced ltee t. < are w — 362°) ~Market very quie 41 the market today. Pleading guilty to drunk driving, Bendix Av ... 546 4joff tnoa Receipts lighter| ‘launched in 1946, was credited to-' represen’ per cent of the ‘/about-nervously Complete over- Board. sl in active dealings 31-year-old Harvey Carey of Wayne _ ; Bett Steel. 1ehaApe NewDay. Boeing Air |. 196 Net iad. Hie Tee anesec wher $3 |turkeys for later theweet but farmjon rday with boosting Ford Motor Co. jell profits, according rofits record $437 million Chairman Ernest R. ul to Breech - ‘began a 50-day jail sentence yes-, tn© the — = Wed today. and t Bohn Alum ... 28.7 wat Thea 8.3 offerings very light. Good pelt hen | profi io a mii ; President H Ford II. iterday after failing to pay fine Borden --. 592 wy Central Borg Warner... 48.4 43.$\turkeys gre firm with asking prices| last 66 being quoted about 46 cents.) year, arey # 48 The ate pn to be dom-| * .. at to oo |inated by the congressional contro-|., re. of $75 with $25 costs. Orion Town- | Briggs Mfg ... 23 Nort& “decade of progress” is the’ The report also revealed that Investment iship Justice Helmar G, Stanaback Bris My i art Brun Balke .. 263 Budd Co... 211 ional contro-| theme : . Nor Pac 04 + . | See St Livestock iversy over the new farm bill. Pro-lic annual report, a 50 -page v -| to $1.868 million in 1955 from §714 | = bsaaten oP et Owens 156) DETRO ET RONT LIVESTOCK 4, g fessional traders and the public,’ ume which is currently being read million in 1946, Em Alva Lee, 64, of Farmington, ‘pleaded guilty to drunk |driving before Farmington Facilities Saree Cs Can Dry 162 Department, of Agriculsare)— Hoes too, were trying to guess the out-|/by stockholders. | climbed to 181,616 last eee ew Param Pict es 334 year, arauna or (Sai Genta’ higher, jcome of that bill. Consolidated net sales reached | compared with approximately yesterday Can ree: BS Roane, 96 Econ5 Seen een! sieugh| House and Senate conferees were $5,594 million in 1956, five times! 101,000 nine years before. Township Justice Allen C. Ingle Case, J1...... 152 Pa RR Cater et : spat 241 ter steers and yearlings from Monday: |SCheduled to vote upon important the total in 1946 when sales were and began a 90-day jail term after : ut stem, canners and cw failing to pay fine of $75 with $25 ... at Your FingerTips | bes narrow outlet for steers end yearlings. ' provisions of the farm measure la-$895 million, Net earnings were Among division accomplishments © |broad 34.3 equipment a, $ O., GLE Chrysler 75.5 Cities Sve 67.6 Phelps D Philco demand, firm: utility cows slow, iter in the day, possibly after the equal to $8.19 a share in 1955, one a Per Cont ersenee 9 Soller bulls steady; stockers and feed-arket close ‘sales by. the Tractor and Im- . steady; | costs. Clark Equip .. 99 Climas Mo ... 717 Clustt Poa 445 Philip Mor 44.4 unchanged; about a toad M7 ing 1080 Ib. Ford spokesmen said, ‘ Di Dividends $175 holde ers scarce, ane Phill Pet Pit Clate 95.4 choice around bed |fow sales | good fed sfhgice 19.50; steers! wheat the of the first| * | distributed lat sear’ tobties ‘a share-plement abs ling Division The gain preced- Pleading guilty to reckless driv: compared with’ steers fed to t over Just pick up your phone ond call us for experienced : ay. year, Coca Cola 126.4 Colg Palin $86 ian earlings utility cows 13.00-13.00, m hy heat near and % end el ‘ing, 18-year-old Clayton Meade of man Ol... ~ service on your investments, Your inquiries are wel-_| Pure hour lower 1% higher, 15 per cent increase for the zt to rest cannera was ae y a Birmingham was fined $75 with $25: “ol Brd A, 81 Col G 187 jeuttersactive a’ Salves Salable ; ; 483) 175. Veaiers opening 'May $2.27%; corn % lower ta 4 of the farm industry. costs and sent to jail for five days. come—by phone, by letter = in — person, Comw Ed 43.1 Rex Con Edis 486 Rey Drug...... Met .... Tob B.... 10. slow, hardly enough sold early to make ), May $1. 4146: 2 The company attributed the 59.5 market: bidding 60.7 ly yesterday by Farmington Town-) buyers early sales higher, higher, May May % to % 12) a | some few @ oats rye i uneven. good end a e. na es Con N Gas 36.5 Rey lower; 65%: % growth to an expansion and to ‘ship Justice Allen C. Ingle. |q re- WATLING, LERCHEN & CO. | O11 7 Oil. 11heeciccete: Pd. 318 st Reg Pap ry choice | bat cheues Deep eno phed en meh higher. May $1 2% soybeans 2 organization program in which) 481. Sheep lower li cent higher May major operations ‘ont cont Corn 4; — Balable “1.000. Market oon: cous Mental Health Funds were assigned to. if your friend's in jail and needs ...., to Genes Wr t betas is C Rea a RLS = veiree fee erecece tease Gh heed $2.68, and lard 5 to & c bail: Ph. PE 5-9424 or MA 5-4031 | Member New York Stock Exchange ond otlrer leading exchanges ntrali divisions. report | 1 ch ood 86 jb. sh lamb: ; 7 . —Adv 72.2 $12.52. PONTIAC OFFICES ORR ccs SMS red pum igher, Alay” LANSING NS) — The atch, MMPmd expatsof $1.67 ml ig : i in-mate ion ei Beag : Dow Chem ... 692 gocony . Many birds have Font L oat Sou Pac at ancaco uty ESTOLK ; ‘ian Sate Senate healt area and replacement of facilities. a poor sense re ar 716 Pontiac Stete Bank Building r bperry CHICA arch 77. ‘AP: — + “reased gr of smell. The: buzzard depends . Fist Kod P< ri Auto 38 Bid Brand Sid Oll CAME 41.5 Department of Agriculture: Balable i j inti . \ 103 |haga Bees: active ‘generally highs Grain Prices appropriation Ford L 19.60 by $6,350,000. plans to spend an addi- almost entirely on sight to locate .. FE 4-2895 Finer Red aay tH ou Ms : o* & ard lesenBe buchen 1608141 a fee cons ais, ceraae The action. brings to, $58,365.000, tional $1, — for the same jhis special diet, and the horned 7 ld i saitneret need 16.90; ‘Juvenile Bre Mae's a1? Sea Ou Gaus” airb ae ‘ JP Firestone tack Gr ‘(—_ MES Ib. sows 11.00-12.50. » ‘owl's favorite dinner is skunk, “ ttn! alloted for mental health parpecseover the tut two-and- ay t iscal year begin ay a-years, oe, 350-600 it rae, May ne = 228, May — 3 = Find 7 Mts most wo my STATE OF MMICHIGAN-In_ the “Pre. | bate Court for the County of Oakland.) fe Mat. at Pah fs Pd Mie Salable cattle 5.000; salable calves 300; perk. eae ry rood) eee on However, Gov. G. Mennen Wil-Factory sales of cars and trucks | Division Freepot 8ul .. 965 Texas Co Freuh 325 Tex Sul 132. steers and hetfers fairly active. strong Dec 111)...2.14% yr totaled 2,613,195 units, compared. 33.1 to 2 higher; moderately active.|March -......217%4 May. . 714 Community Nat’) | In the matter of the petition Tra G 133% ‘liams and other Democrats eoncern- cows were .. ~ Esther Mason, minor. Cause No. Oo . 95 Tho Pe 95 Thomp 62 Timk 3 steady to 25 higher; buls steady to 25) Corn— July 2 cscs. with 652,262 in 1946. Factory higher: vealers 1.00-2.00 lower: ptockers) May Bept Seon} l DISHeN: Ueslers ly steady Mie */¢S Tose from 21.2 Bak Dynam Pd Bear 863 12 141% «4 jexpected to contend the total should have been $62.5 million, the car of | Genren R | cent oe pee per .. , To William Mason, father of sald child Petition having been filed in this’ Bank Building Gen Eec Gen Pas» 637 91.1 Transamer Underwood net mostly om, 1335 Ib steers helddvabove sept. iseceon 08 MEY 5.2... 23.50. load of high choice 1.138 Ib./Dee. .01011.1.40% July Seat ithe industry in 1946 956, While 28.3 to 2 sum-—the governor per Tecomnacnced a, Court a t alleging that the present where-, Gen ailis ial steers 22.00: 5 loads cholee —_ price, | Cet. “Be lastrl seaetd me in 1 and from 21.1 per bouts of the father of the said minor cent Phone FE 4-1568-9 child is unknown and the said child: Gea Tel aa Unit Air 432 choice steers 1678 patty ty 0 low The Senate also voted $4 million cont oe oe cent for trucks, | "has violated a law of the State and that, said child should be placed under the Gen Time ... 322 L Qiilette Olitette c ‘S good steers 1 *o oo & Retee S06 Unit Un Fruit Gas Cp |.. Jb. heifers ees good:D for new buildings for the mentally aac ill. ; 837! ad 22.00; most eh hed Ow, .... | S Hear oeate of this Court awe. as irm areas that 1956 would urg ree the name of the peovle of the Gate: Michigan, you are hereby notified the heartne on said etition will be at the Juvenfle Cenrt Opkiand @ervier Certer Court Fovee An- ‘BAKER & HANSEN 7 ae 6 utility to low 73: wu i fh ; * 592 and cofmmercial 1380: & good ; Rep tind snes US Rubber 11.50- i* Both bills now 8° to the House. es. a is “re year" for Pi ap cows wey thet held Git No Ry “435 us Stee! be cenerce) eed most *< fo Build New Plant company, Ford and -Breéch mo ticerhou nee i Gallon : ners an cutters w y am * Count’ cet green ctr Gurieier dete : ; Ww nT seecegi micas ¥ eee noice wom 0-2: Mi ghty Mous Is Strong, site Mouse er” te ie mewn aoe mewn aoe nex 1260-B West Fivd. in the City of y - d ’ CO pt Pontiac im satd Cornts on the Ird F El 135 Weis ABE. 432 wete Bl 326 60 and 600: cull to Predipnlal 10 ‘oo. a load of choice 5 yearling ane, 72000: ee oe ee Holland Hooker .. _L UDINGTON Chemical Poractories ay of Apri! AD 1954 at to o'clock In -.. & — The Dow So fg This Little Gal tomotive industry as a whole record levels of will | Donald E. Hansen 1.1 Cent Nichard H. DeWitt 68 Wilson the afternoon. and vou ave herety com- & 157 Stock steers 21.25. two loads good and 710 yearling feeding Co. and Harbison-Walker maintain the have ae WAYNE (INS) — A three-year i 7 ha announced (14 girl playing “Mighty . -= pro-manded to appear persocellr et sald Indust Ray 481 Woolworth inlomd Stl Ral Yale A Tow 40.4 choic 717 1850 tbh Co. steers Res. FE 2-5613 Re Co. hearing Mouse"’ duction and sales Res. FE 5-3793 established in s “It being impractical to make personal Insar Cop 644 Young B&W Ineriak Ir 34 Young Sha&T 304 that construction will begin in 955."" 1002 Ludington. Aprif * service hereof, this summons and notice) 1 escaped injury yesterday when Accident Insurance Fire Insurance .. . shall be served by publication of a copy Lee Leon Mch bel Zenith Rad 1346 E au s pri . on a new she leaped to the ground from the week previous to said hearing tn the Automobile Insurance Life Insurance Harv arnings manor dollar chemical plant. second-story window of her grand-Sk k Wi th |'H | f one nt Pontiac Press ® newspaner printed and Liability Insurance Plate Glass Insurance circulated in said County. i _ STOCK AVERAGES NEW YORK. March 27—Compiled Directors of the Higbie Manufacturing agnesium compounds fr °™ mother’s W ayne home. un | e me Witness, the Honorable Arthur E ester, have reported profit Dow's Ludington plant SPRINGS, ~ Burglary Insurance Bonds—All Types by co will of $295,812 (before taxes) for the six treated in kilns at a new Harbi be Daw Se a ffered |Moore, Judge of said Court, In the City The Associated Pre«s Inudst. suller 15-foot of Pontiac in sald County, this 23rd dey awn sears = from the no 15 Ratis |: 60 ‘months ended Jan. 31, 1956. The figure SOM effects Stocks compares with $249,981 for, the similar = jof March AD Walker plant. for use in manufac-' eat ARTHUR E. MOORE A ‘true copy Judge of Probate Noone tod 210 1405 See ed 749xu448 188 period preceding Jen. 31. 1988. ture of industrial fire brick. eccordiag (0: Goctors at. Wayne Net sales for the months County General Hospital. $2,92.408 “The possession of land involves and carries with it the duty of cultivating that land.” six with totaled, in ELSIE J VASCASSENNO, q woe Week age! 3128 1482 beyg| $2:874.362, compared P COLORADO Colo. al e . « vats Deputy Probate Register Month ago "2846 1382 Juventle Division 194! Men near’ hare decent ‘a stride! The plant will employ an esti-Report $50 Missi —A skunk with a helmet, looking —Charles Bradlaugh Mar 27, 1956 * J re Os leee high ‘PIA 1488 is - 190.81 Soiders en cee enn, Higtg steek-|mated 35 to 40 men and is ex-REPO IssINg ‘like something from outer space, | STATE OF MICHIGA” In the Pro- 1936 low 2440 1290.8 1116) : : ipected to go into operation late A $50 bill was reported missing pajted traffic. State Patrolmanwiniam Stoker called and bate Court for the County of Oakland | Juvenile Division Hat ad to led dake) NEW YORK (INS)—Colunbia Broad-|this year. Sunday from a Pontiac General was In the matter of the petition concern- casting System, Inc. reported net in-} Dow has headquarters at Mid-Hospital office, Pontiac Police ing Richard Mason, minor Cause No come for the year ended Dec. 31 of ; : : sometime DETROIT STOCKS found the skunk struggling to re-14499 $13 307.437. equal to $1.83 tiaieees, pn Harbison-Walker at Pitts-said. (C. J. Nephler Ce.) To Melvin Mason, father of said child Petition having been filed tn this Happy is the re. 4 64 : According man Figures after decimal points eighths pint jar over its head are $162 C comment ohora sir ie burgh, Pa. 4 Mrs. Helen me move a to or pr High Noon Court alleging that the present where- ceding year. Revenues tncreased Ne irector of nursi service, the Even Stoker's help proved futile. Allen Elec & 42 ap aaa ; shouts of the father of the sald minor child ia unknown and the said-child has violated m taw of the State and that who has enough $316. 572.766 from $280,200.731 In 1954. Baal disappeared Raldwin Rubber Co* Giemmer Mig Co* : Aging wine in bottles before be-Noting a threé inch gap between = re-money wae wae The company disclosed that the earnings aan rh took place, although its leasing it for sale is called tween 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. from the Cit Lakes Oll Chem Co*,, two the skunk’s nose and the bottom manu- ... said child should be placed under the Howell Elec Motor Co* faBturing divisions, tubes and radio and) \“*bining. “ | Emergency service room. of the jar, he took careful aim jurisdiction of this Court TV receivers, turned in )osses. Peninsular Met Prod Co* ' In the name of the peoole of the Rtate The Prophet Co 12 with his revolver and blasted the of Michigan, rou are hereby notified Rudy Mig Co 4 1 that the hearing on said petition will be Toledo Edison Co. 4 146 jar Have you checked your insurance held at the Juvenile Court, Oakiand Wayne Screw Prod Co The glass shattered. The skunk stood blinking for a moment and “No sale, bid and asked American Airlines Forms New Operating Division | County Service Center, Court House An- nex. 1260-B West Blvd. in the City of protection lately? We'll be glad to p° mtiac in said County. on the Ird day April AD. 1954 at ten o'clock in the review your Coverage and bring it then skittered away — the glass of forenoon, and you are hereby com- ring of the jar still around his neck Mmanded to appear personally at said up-to-date no obligation. ‘#8 hearing It being {mprectical to make perannalfrom the skunk’s defense rrapoes: service hereof, this wommons ard notice like a collar. No one suffered Creation of a new division to shall be served by publication of a copy one week previous to sald hearing i: the Pontiac Press « newspaper printed H. W. HUTTENLOCHER Agency concentrate On operational plan- Business Notes ning for future aircraft has been) approved by directors of American) {and cireulated in said County Witness, the Honorable Arthur E H. W. Huttenlocher Max E. Kerns Mocre, Judge of said Court. in the City Airlines. The division will be head-| | A week -long meeting to fa- 6. Pontiac in said County, this 23rd day 318 Riker Bidg. FE 4-1551 of March AD. 1956 5 ed by Viice President Marvin J. } miliarize GMC Truck zone service Whitlock, | en! ARTHUR E MOORE, | A true copy Judge of Probate SS managers With 1956 product im- | Primary purpose of the unit will) provements and review service pol- ELSIE J. VASCASSENNO, | Deputy Probate Register, an wa ee | be to coordinate plans within each| icies got under way today at the. Juvenile Division Mar. 27, 1954 | company department to meet oper-| |GMC Truck & CoAch Division plant: ating and service requirements in here. srocSTOCKS — BONDS connection with the introduction of| | The 19 managers along with serv- new airplanes. | Consult Us for First Hand Information ‘Overseas Operations Division will MANAGER meet with GMC administrative of-| in Stock and Bonds Jackson Prison Term ficials each day through Friday for training and discussion periods WANTED | We maintain a direct line to a member of all Given Detroit Man Program director is J. C. Marek.’ GMC general pene Tran ai Mix Concrete and Principal exchanges with up--to-the-minute » manager. August Barnowski, +4, of Detroit. yesterday was sentenced to 3 to 3 Matt IO OCPSTTTTTOTTTOR yw 4 Building Supply corn quotation service available at afl times. NAAAAAAAAAAAAAS AAA pany, ex eeilenil oppor vears in Jackson state prison by! 3 Breakfasts—Luncheons 3 tunity for a capable Oakland County Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams. $ Meet Your Frien.!s in the 2 man. Inquiry strictly con- Barnowski was found guilty by, SCORES IN ECONOMY RUN — The Pontiac took first place in its class, but also had the high-i? 5 > Fi fidential. Address your C. J. Nephler Co. a jury March 13 of taking clothes) Catalina four-door which won the medium price est miles per gallon of any eight cylinder car en-3 Riker Fountain reply to Post Office Box f 818 Community National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119 and jewelry Nov. 1 from a car in} class Mobilgas Economy run crosses the finish tered in the competition regardless of price or No. 29, Flint, Michigan. Hours: 8 te & > Riker Bidg. Lobby 3 Royal Oak Township, line in Colorado Springs, Colo. The cat not only class. POP OSES FOr Terenure. Tree TeTweww t ed id po PWENTY-FOUR Spring Chicken ~ Reduce Hazards Dinner to Aid Church Building at School Site Leo 8, Evans Survivors was parents, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth DRAYTON PLAINS — Martha's from Bright; two sisters. Marlene and Douglas. Guild of St. Andrews Church will held’ at 2 pm. today Madison Junior High. and a brother, with|Diape Home, sponsor a “Spring Chicken Din-the Baird Funeral ner’ on Saturday, April 7. burialin Mt. Hope Cemetery. Mr.Buses Change Location Serving will be continuous from Evans died Saturday night while ROMEO — Rosary for Alderic 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. of Unloading | Matt, 58, ot 67255 Van Dyke, will | ; * © * ® The public is invited. Reserva- Some corrective action has been. tions may be made by calling OR taken to lessen hazardous traffic 3-044. Proceeds of the dinner Sweeney, Ortonville and Mrs. Law-ursday conditions imperiling school chil-‘will towari the new church Clement Catholic Church, with bur- ey th bur rs f, § cath Evans and two sisters, Mrs. Gladys = wi lato! dren at the Perry street entrance grandsons; also. anne of the new James Madison Junior High, City Traffic Engineer Theo-"Surviving are his widow, Mrs. 3-Year Probation Vonag Matt; two daughters, Mrs. dore M. Vanderstempel announced Mrs. Stephen Kitzinger ria Comps of Rochester and Bar- today. ORTONVILLE — Service t care ‘a student at Michigan State Given Drayton Man Afier a meeting yesterday with or eect aa (Anna B.) Kitzinger, ; IN ormal College; Ypsilanti; oneDr. Otto C. Hufziger, administra-was held at 2 p.m. After pleading guilty March 12 today mu “the C ‘brother, David, of Wallaceburg, tive assistant, it was agreed to! eB Ont., and two sisters, Mrs, Julie load and unload buses inside the | to impersonating a police officer ‘une here, ‘with bur-| olete Perry street entrance starting to-| and attempting to “make date” ial in Ortonville Cemetery. She died | Kars, csiimens ‘Labade of” Dres- with women drivers, a Drayton Saturday at her home after an ‘den, Ont. illnegs of three years. Plains man was placed on three- Mrs. William Dwyer She is survivedApes ‘per husband, | year probation and assessed $200 ROMEO— Service for age Wil- Stephen; one son, Fred Crane of (Dorothy B:) Dwyer,53 , of court costs yesterday by Oakland iam Ortonville; a brother, Fred Man-, 253 MortonSt., will be at 11 a.m. County Circuit Judge Clark J. chester of Detroit, and several Thursday at St. Clement Cathdlic Adams. ; grandchildren. Church, Rosarybe recited will at © Orville R. Berg. 30, of 24% Riley Rogers '9 pm. Wednesday at Roth’s Home Georgeland, was arrested by State WATERFORD TOWN SHIP — for Funerals, and burial will be Police Feb. 2. He admitted stop-Rogers, 69, of in Romeo Cemetery, Mrs. Dwyer, . Oe 4 a sa ‘Service for Riley ping four cars Jan. 29 and 30. teacher, died Monday,/a former Detroit school St., who MAYBE THIS WILL FIT — After successfully mastering the in-47 Marian CLOTHES (WHAT CLOTHES?) MAKE THE WOMAN — Staging will be held at 1-p.m. tomorrow died Monday morning. ifrom Dudley H. Moore Funeral Surviving are her husband, Wil- ‘Home, Auburn Heights, with burial }jam; two children, Elizabeth Jane lin Aaron Webster Cemetery there. and William J., at home; her moth- The er, Mrs. Mary McInnis, of Romeo; United Press Photos service previously was sched: 'etery, Grand Rapids. Dolores McKenney 5-month-old daughter of ers, Thomas of Oregon, John of Robert McKenney Cedar Springs and James of Capac. Mr. and Mrs. of 737 Morrison Rd., will be held | W. Salmonson withy ‘Funeral WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — Home, W. Salmon- burial in for Raymond Service Cemetery ' son, 59, of 8704 Highland Rd., will from Wednesday yester- }. helg at 2 p.m. The baby died Blanc. Grand Milford, Surviors include the parents, with burial in Roseland Park brother, John, and two sisters, Cemetery. He died in an auto ac- ough one 'Nancy | home. cident Monday. and Margarett, all at bers, Mrs. Gordon Carman, Mrs. posted but sonal gry = the/ the Dean’s List at Albion College.| |chairman, states that an effort is Commerce Meeting at Clarence Van Zandt | Mr. Salmonson is survived by a Channing Clark, Leslie Gilmore, beca' o embank-! The ition hi “al ‘being made to conduct it in a | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —/'niece, nephew and two cousins. . We oeiae eanuag until they are “right upon) sat Farm Convention Set ment direct mail solicitation. However COMMERCE—Eight Cub Scouts jwill receive awards WASHINGTON, . (INS) | The Service for Clarence (Coddy) the annual anybody not contacted by mail | at ‘Growing Pains’ |monthly meeting of Pack 68 to be may send a donation directly to.North American Members of the Van Zandt, 84, of Williams Lake held at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the|her or leave it at the First State International Federation of Agri-Rd., will be held at 1:30 p.m.| FOUR TOWNS — The paper pyiiti from the Huntoon Fu- -purose room of the Com-' and Savings Bank with solicitors, ‘cultural Producers will meet. in| ‘Wednesday Topic of Talk Boy Scouts of Troop | |Drive for the Elementary School, discuss neral Home, Pontiac, with burial merce who will be there this week. ‘Washington April 9-10 to by Troy Mayor The program has been arranged common problems faced by farm-in Drayton Plains Cemetery. room mothers of Auburn Heights! ‘the papers have been picked UP.’ under the theme of “At the Bot-lors in the US Canada and Mr. Van Zandt, a lifetime resi- Meeting at Sunnyvale Mexico. ident here, died Sunday in Pontiac’ TROY—The Mens Clubs of Troy ischool are sponsoring an Easter| Anyone having papers may call tom of the Sea,” and will feature sale at 9:30 a.m. Norval Parker, FE 5-1848 for pick-‘skits from the various dens. | WATERFORD — The Women's |General Hospital. and Big Beaver Methodist baked goods ‘Churches are meeting at Troy ee at the Keego Hardware up serine: 'Missonary Auxiliary of Sunnyvale To Head State Branch County EBirths Bruce W. Bright Methodist Church at 8 p.m. tomor- , 3320 ‘Auburn Rd. ! Narcotics Talk Slated |Chapel will meet at 7:30 p.m. in _ a ‘New TOWN. Frank Sierawski, Ferndale food re-| Bright. 24, 329 Prospect St., will, LANSING UW — Appointment of ROMEO — Service for Bruce W. pow. Store at Utica the Fellowship Hall at the church. of a nd ume aan, Aiment, of the WEST BLOOMFIELD mayor M the tanh & daughter, -will address the UTICA — Sam Beitner and Ar-SHIP—Two Pontiac Police detec- ur and Mrs. Leonard Hoock of Capac a parents of a daughter, Bethany of Detroit, LAKE ORION—The Orion Lodge thur Weinfield, No. Hare. Branch offices of the nerals. Burial will be in Romeo’ All men of the community are urged to attend this meeting. Re- Branch are ® . Char of state sell auto Cemetery. aes of former ned and ' be held at 12:10 tomor-'and covered with a dark hair so department it is located ing for at to the lan p.m. aMrs. Allen r4. tenend ts an oyster aa ng will be served is practically naked. (license plates. | Mr. Bright was killed in a head-freshments that it ithis 6:30 at the Masonic Temple. |45659 Van Dyke. lrow at the Rotunda Inn. Cleve Raymond of Metamora. In Memoriam 2! Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wa | Male 6 Help Wanted Female 7\ | Help Wanted Female 7| | Employment Agencies 8A | _ Work Wanted Male 10 p Wanted Mate *| Help Wanted | ~ » R AND CABINET -Death Notices —— MEMORY OUR A NEAT 40 MAN FORuaw: | COOK SOMEONE WILL. | | RESPONSIBLE WOMANgencral WITH) | CAREER CARPEeK NTE (aad isenaisaD IN LOVI OF | APPEARINGsrvins Gugar | | WANTED, hove AREF ioe| rerrneroen| pdt gy Bee fan casecvaan' telerences do evanenre So whe ay |“ | Bane rere urs to whe passed away 2 years| ing Machines. Must be willing to | | , : y__ Work & cooking Live in. FE GIRES | Murdock, PE 2-796). _ MARCH 30 1986, | fey, 10 BOYS te CABINETS, POR- oe March 21, 1984 work and follow instructions. Ssi-| ated) ____ | pEcEPTIONIST for doct s200 CARPENTRY, sy ee Sete | URB GIRLS T for dentist $199, mica & finish work. Remodeling. as as Geos tou Sotey. commirsion ‘from (he | Apot P SALESGIRI Be dalle dentist oreo | _Repairt. EM 3-4775 i a I ogg = td with pay, hosp 2670 SALES “ aL PRIDAY 8 of beloved son of Mra. Prank — missed by Chas C. Donley| ATHE HAND , ; | | SECRETARY adv. firm $300 | CARPENTERS. aere of tine.” Dome: ai. |As tm the hour she passed away tart. Vacations | xebece,ec urter's Drive In. | = nd life insurance benefits, Year nace fe 7 For drug & cosmetic dept. Pull lor bigwig ALTERATION AND lard: Fawily round position. Apply Mr. Brown. PLANER . We need 10 boys 16 to 18 years ASSISTANT EXPERI-rytime. aan in nortan etween repeir, FE 86-2704 FE 44168 ~ | oh HANDS ’ DENTAL but not necessar u BO EPER, experienced R. Ballard: fe Lynn,7: MORY or hy wre, Co tat moe adhd ect Long Program { age to work one afternoon encelidesited” ACCTS PAYABLE own trans $260, GaABINET MAKER AND CARPEN- ond : Sagin from 994 Wed. 30 SHAIN'S REXALL T STORE E ry ~~ only, Wednesday, March 28 | Riker Bidg 0 als onUG oe | ANSWER PHONE 1 ter. Kitchen & specialty. FE dear of We: Tie “| Gladys Ellen Gkarritt, who pensed | -Apply in per-| only. nS ade | 105 W. Maple Birmin, emacs roa | Good Wages 1230 to 4:00 pm. Pee eham | BOOKEEPER full cherge $380 | x, Prank and David) sway “april 1, 1052 ACCEPTINGbetween ages YATES son Tuesday or Wednesday to | — | FIGURES? $240 | teachers the of 21 MACHINE WORKS EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER WAITRES8 EXPERIENCED LIKE WORK NEW Mrs. Schampine, | There ise husband who missed 30 No previous experience | 115 Main Bt Rocheste . $230 CARPENTER N AND ‘and you kt for days. MI_ 49090 _only neeg apply, 67 W. Huron St.| RETAIL BALES ae el ie neveen <—— _cook | el OPERATOR, oma | oear ee aE RIEN : at| And nd finds the time long since you seh Must apply in_ person | WAITRESS. DAY WORK. CORNER IN Bose. Mr. Ballard ts 2 E. Law ims rane . FTSMAN. EXPERIENCED rem ant of dally hourly jurray } 10 ay A ~ "| ¥ Teenaaahyou and 8t Bert Falkn US and Mlé. | mechanical and civil engineerin, arrangements } announced at fence | | Apply in person Daisies Srt lever, And I try to be brave and content : SS ° | WANTED KITCHEN HELP, CURB JOBS FOR MEN | decires part time work. PE _— soe, | ee eet ROY" S VEST, 18:25-| Department | gurls and waitress. GRADUATE ACCOUNTANT $600 = lend major Circulation * BLECTRICAL L ICENSED oe » EARL.) wor vou were mine and I remem-| Travel, Hawai! and efties |EXPERIENCED PASTRY .COOK RAELS DRIVE-IN Yoo, WIRING sb urray forget. | {fom New York to California: | © TW OpE CTC — ENGINEE eer Ave, G1; Tosa the | | Higaiand off ELECTRICAL ; yeon age be-|" an world INSPECTORS | $223 Ra. Atrport $4215 TEER DART ANT . ait the) we re transportation furnished. To qual-| | | WANTED ~ MOTHERLY HOUSE-MAINTENANCE GAS STATION loved husband Bur rill;\i| Kim Skarritt, cal op weeepl up) end THE PONTIAC PRESS Call ip -person. Hote| Wausdron, s&s —— — — ty you [ep iplberotee pred “| experienced epers, maids live in, laun-| ASST OFFICE MANAGER $4300 light repair in Pontiac FE 86-0283. = gg — to . . . , FI checking close tolefance parts on MANAGE-MAN WANTS PAINTING & DEC: — : ; -| dresses aua cleaning women-wuh | TRAINEE POR RETAIL $4100 orating. 25 vrs experience . : Skul “trawts, Mrecourts. advance eee ear sete tou Sere Prancla een wen MC MPG. CO SALEPMEN NEEDED | MIDWES1 4-2619 | See Cruise, Roosevelt o. HUUERAOKA perks i WANTS O . parren. = in Say WOMAN (CaRk UF CHILDKED | aes © venti S027? Bee Ronald B Drake and Mrs. Allen’ DUNSTAN'S FLOWERS ment. 300 Wednesday 118 Indianwood Rd fake Orton Furniture anc carpet salen MRAL =, . Me Cap ~~ MAN WORK NY a nay eorrins we ge 7 furor wr 2-830" Hotel « 10°39 to ovede | App! at NG'1 be ERY URE OTe HE‘. eet mind RATE ORE OF canx Thur » Mareh . — only NORTHWOO.) STORE. 1313 Woos-| ences Permaneas Live -= a = + . ch " 44 we Tie FAAINA mesea 3" pm. from the Voorhees-Siple r 1 Direct 4 BRANCH KEI LER N te ike d 4 ua pike ea sual Saree it 7 — aesrer aren see oo | wwh or S caiereaiaon Be itnekel wat , CS ag pag Pees 2 OF _ byte5.1 | ing lawn work s ‘or i aa _— rectars pat OF KIt i: na = not necessary. New home. Orch- Sebaten chasms. | coed ~ . ‘ , a | alk Ea DA i train Andy ae nid i . ULA EG Taur. pecansl i er state at the Veor-| eursies -o eregsquaren. phe sinter ies Fy see responsibility, White Ce i Bur-SALESMAN | patel at —— | coger san ce : SPECIALTY Siineral 55. °° Fay MANAGER OPERATORS ~ | GIRL U Must iD | ' icelly i Osende for Accurate OM age Bathrooms modernized. Free esti- hees Pune ome Sine to| Must have Journeyman card. or ted Scant cee eenidse ana Pe y ACCEPT] who will enjoy a happy office | mates. FE 2-93089 o FE 5-2804. “COATS FUN HOME Wan reputable salesman tee thee er mab nan 4ee n. Must stay WOMEN WHO CANNOT who to mee ran von 3-773? train for branch office manager | jetters of experience $8 hours per Ma ceca Se 8-5 jobs. No investment, collect-| I prefer a girl likes #4 30. 1988, RILEY, | 5, COMP fucciities: Apply p ee aie mith Lona || lactab peoplg Start at $225 on a PLASTERING. “AN PATCHING. -Watert in Pontiac wea —— eon-| week. this ad. USEKEEPER, COOK AND COM-| ing. or deiivery Use of car neces-| aqoens, 3. . Ora: nance. Ey =I Tool & Di Our selesme: of with a one career 47 Marian 6t @; belov DIGNIPFTED SERVI tract in home CAR panion for woman with ‘hip frac-| sary, Call FE 40249, or MA| citing position R., pay Permanent Central Tool & Die Co. CALL DICK BuNcan, NEW ture. Call me or stop in— owaney | PLUMBING one WANTED. husband of Rogers, dear : cellent MOR, at FE 5-4 ure now convalescing, Must have $ave. KIRKBY ly ¥. To euceses: oon tetor 690 Maple Rd, Troy Twp, Bham at eas ie or | _Reasonable. FE 5-1018 brother of Nina Durant, Mre ibead cide en tiaras sor an! ns Funere _. SS afnterview. TEC ot: LABORATORY MNICIANS.| 7, roe Lepheteh apap ve at patien ris Jobe Good Orlin, FP Funeral FE . oop Liye end oqore, Hows-1983 Bias = “ ee beasties: toe One ard, ead ase pene. in Birmin bam _ Help Wanted — a | i po 5 about La -+A Y EIS tecpetie Horpftal. Pontiae Os-| CY OWEN area for 6 months. Room -| YOUNG MAN, 19, Wie LIKE ] J h BRICK! AYERS provided. Tele-| An Unique Opportunit March cay Prva pm D b. & TO DRIVE TRUCK AND) Pontiac's Friendly Ford Dealer with private bath Opportunity | _full time work, PE 5-7194 Puneral one — onns veng te Union good | MAN 8t phone WOodward 5-T171, Ext 26 jue t tl K. after work around. lumber Expe-Saginaw only. Call 6pm..| yard, “1478. Home’ Interment in Aaron Wed-FUNERAL HOME mer anes preferred. Good }INTELLIGENT “ALL AROUND" | for Well Paid | | Work Wanted Femaleate 11 ster Cemetery, Heights.) ae cavees “FULL TIME. 95 | working and but FRUCKERS Also good he Rew Service : OR FOR FUNERALS” _...| fenced man | girl. 25-48. Good with children and | > ae c Auburn «prsiGNED conditions af | for, heavy arding TORS “TRY ie Harvey McCann will of-— SPARKS.ORIFFIN CHAPEL oe Oe ee en Lente Man with sem! tandem. or plain cooking 439 eet _fie g Thoughtful Service 9-584) st trey teatelgaal Orchard Lake | suppties en eaning me days with children Small, modern cu.valescent Some J re Le 3S PTIN Gl. a at ——— -3 to-. siratght haul Nor thern ead oat “P as x aa. A = : U).eu0a 6¢.Ka superios, js NATION'S rer ADDR seta STUPETRO in =i ‘aoa vs truck te fie AND FULL ASD EA 2 Ena episodes Apply brokerage basis ms FICES IN MICHIG BOA ERN SUR» th oul, of pays results mancemi cine = Voor. 10eS-Siple CAR DRIVERS ‘o 0 Steady eof one richt $2 bined timeme p ay s10-8 OFFICES IN MICHIGAN ae Good sALaon8om, vt 1 ne Nights only ppl on. with truck REPo estat : bac x -: s is a S MiOn ENCE san ron. SIGHT A me ) he a et tic! Otte Gorvensof , paying a : = rete’ soi ee ne MA watchman, ‘renbroo cademy No phone ca‘l ee @ aida « ke ai Ol Sed . : FUNERAL He MI coon mat Al Gg aWceticle men dancer ini P Milfor¢? Xfich i. Pea a. Vice a we hese eedute. si ) DE ae Teen ON SPECIAL ef Art MI 41800 Ae ; “D aie jobs for glils in and around Por SITING AHHINGE AN ody, Maren 28 at 2 pm. from . TV SERVICEMAN MUST BE Setvice. Plane or Motu! uding cniowr lay swe ee RECE pTIONIST. aiee s200 Nor fae des e “a " oe ATE Lae Ricperdsen-Bird Chapel, sail. | Ambutance OU | good “er man Call MY . aan | beese = as cea re : ——— |i Bart or iirger) Ginsant fice ae er arses esnaes! rCE IST. ut iy ung «$225 | _ 2-6806 ierd, wich, | witn Sider ; alfred; KITCHEN WOMAN COOK FREE . : pans 98] 9 WOMEN WANT WALL WASH- : aa 6-1627 -pussies om COOK NE | exchenge oar caning Pe] acu RECEPTIONIST Ste Sireiing. cratin interment OVER is. MUCH WANTED. EXPERIENCED SERV. | ee Lots 5 DIE DESIGNERS 19 = Wor ay on ow i neat be 21 | perience preferred. Call in person | _women._61_Carter_@t._Pontiec.LIGHT | pee. 1 ONT. geitehb'a ; 4 ee lel OTby 2 ee wa ba Semetery re Coeeey toes ee ee cleaning (Fe eo cha:herd “takes Ave pee ea! gapesel. mal ‘| os lg will ters Ore make ogee making eye state hl eg R ETARY. train $225 maeyartne ee rel Home, | sonia LOT IN WHITE CHAPEL | WANTED SALESMAN AT ONCE. | Hotel Widron $260 | oneet, EM 34129. | — Ste. | Carer. Bxperience DEFINITELY cat Gcedipartyitime work (Ap | oes D “TYPIST Met —— | serene Soll W,Dinnan. 66 W _8t P| TYP! sjow, accurate $195 DAY WORK, pot necessary, We will train you.| P, OLE ‘ beginner $178 FE §-2465 WHITE CH PEL CEMETERY LOT Your chance t work for a pro-| wanTED. MID 4 ae ply_Tl's N. Saginaw. Room 1i. TY? A ginne ; ee 25, 1956, WANTED: MIDDL and poultry | VAN ZANDT, MARCH with Ms plots,* 0880. OR _3-2843 gressive Real Estate office. For term help tor airy (Goede), Wutiome —_ — a ra wan MO TT eING, Leorm beach, |. sie _-HOUSEWORK BY THE DAY — Sapsvece for John wages and |;ADY TO HOUSEWORK AND a : ‘atkins nl 8-2986 ask Tersignt, steady DO | y tant a Fiav FE Rd, Watert aged interview _ fen: Ludwig Kitter, ’T0187 | “care one chiid. Y ; Pe wnship. Humphries Real Ki GEneva of 71 hour.| CLERK. a 1 sales manager, Earn $3 per FIGURE no type $18 | tRONING,Leth83 “A BU. Day 84; ‘dear cousin of Bill and N Rd. FE ; : ed 1 Young 8t.| route. poet iso") N. | SECRETARY, no shorth'd $250 eet BOX REPLIES t Estate, 63 Telegraph WORK WITH | FE 2-0370. Car Seceusay: aan feftice, On E Walton Bird: FE Van Zandt and Wesley Stevens +e “___ | Youna “MAN TO CRIED | Pete SECRETARY to attorney held * = Reece weedy jou eGect eay. |CADY 707 LIVE IK Tuneral worries will be an ne § Sts iB. 83 BU 1 DAY—PT y _ WANTED COU. to presicem MANAGERSOR SECRETARY Pah TRONINGS.$9 AY—PICK- MAN FE YOUNGCail of 9 Norte:WITHTelegraphHARDWARE | | 810 week 4-6350 Bp eso heer Se 10 m. Tod CARD On LET JOURNETMANSs | ae ineidecpet aac s Sayre wi Wer Walter terre: background, represent TapOn on? DAY Re remth vy. ltner Teeuwis-At a. ny we OR Le 0 | to esta eT vise epee) Boat area WORK in = RIENCE. 58 pBOURS PER WEEK. | good celery. Por pare RAT BNER'S ~Pontiac LADY DESIRES sen, Jr. officin' ferment pects Tine selling ‘electrical sup-iufhest salary paid. Pontiac Os.) a ccessary, De-| FOR {| Sat 47455. Pisins Gemetery. Mr. there were replies at | plies and sporting goeds in Pon Te te cs — ticulars. write Longefellow “EXCLUSIVELY GIRLS" Thurs Fri_and FE DAY. ( RAI 13128 Ave,, Por'tac LADY 2-037 WORK DA the Huntoon Punere! boxes: ' -Poor & Dt NEEDS SA'®SMEN CALL FOR portunity for right party. 2741 wanted: Canable in the F NT Corp, Mack 31) St-te Rank Bid a “FF WISHES BY a eee Se the Press office area Areal CONES DAY Awoman one dat velopmentPointe. Hs Phone FE en ee tiac wholesate om) WHER Grosse Mich $0717 following SOMEONE. TO BABY. 7 LADY WOULD LIKE HoOUSsE- ere] APE LS COMPANY APPOINTMENT Vicinity of Alr-t while mother works evenings. voune: Man sinGie. ee a week tor washing oF troning and WANTED orkand raitting : WIGGING, mance 38. ae IED i , J D -) generalecieaning : 4 cvenines PE Soya NTs 8P4 4 . i | 90 EF : Maple ka Troy -Twp Rham! RAY ’ O'NEILL, Realtor | portunity to Jeera paint business | poreTubbe Rd OR 31186 Call Inquire. in. the morning. Mrs t -= —— wed husband Roper, Ere a ah ie. i - ] | ° stant . it. é aay iewee tas | * Receptionist | es reay_the 42242, Ree pea wea eeeies 3 | ee| 1 need a pleatent girl who likes S = Conveyor |stntenares. aeschoo! bookkeeping, some Sl In cra a A sav-, i me me rs, geen,Grenier. | paidcp: tert a>-an-rbotap: ap a. am: am. “ O O Cusneretivci Rest) Batats Exchan Lil e Seteor busi-concept cleaning. time & ‘a <* to people. to operate board. ‘ee ee WORKa Henry. P-re ap NEW) Nations" “Company” _offers FlasAa Espey ie, = aa! bri bri Pontiac’ceroindM . BR eepra font”sea SNBOARD -ANDoe “LAONDAYTRON “TG¢ ;Trocke= FIRST TIME OFFERED room situ- to town end ealtor fF month. | FE 2.000 Lake 3-4671| Notices & Personals — 35 Couple calf. mi geceraic _bus._ 916, _ | 1648 UnionRd. _EM [or teatu cs ee oe en Ce ead cme PAUL A ERNS. INC. | ROOM & BOARD GOOD MEALS | WE wily BUILD ON YOUR Lot) wails basement.” I _ #8 E. noonrd &t. = 2 =, sh 5 nee, | warms & epreens, 1 block to new ‘8 Tay AAA PRIVATE DETECTIVES Cost a school, rice is only $8,400 = * E88. ma, our . r addi- "Root x Home -_ pine ro 6-037, “4 ‘ 1 cmanen Anes — down. Better burry on this ; =a r) ie amd pm. FE pranen yoy ex, FE. 65-5201, i Aerotred Knapp Shoes _furnished.100 Auburn Ave, __ Herman rfurmubed 7 aStuin Ave | Convalescent Homes 384) FQ orse| aande Service 18 oad ADDED ROOM FOR NEW PA-WHITE BROS. et REALTORS OR AID. “tients Excellent Bai Cass a 5 , CarlL. Bills. FE TAINS, PLAINRUF-| AUDIV ING RM. 10, | now, care. S018 Eliz. Ra. We Soginaw. PE 40539, ee. 7 Baldwin aber file, 12083, : PE 4282 or PE 2617 gente,8 Fie _ 28768, “tied, Beauieuly7 Bors | “Tents = x. mE eee tne nce Open es." ~68Te. FR w ‘A NG, 47.40 LAYING SANDING AND|_* on pnone | FE 2-0101, i ING FLOOR FLY y LAUNDRYSERV-erland Studio 1¢@ W. Huron _heat. PE 3-1 : ny | cs ae FIRST _OFFERINO Sua hate ino UATE 1 . 40 years experience. FOR Fal _-_ guar, work. . Pontiac Laundry, FE| Printed napkins — Fast service. STATE STREET « pies trem, Posties. Aone } us.) ———— 8fO0%. UPSTAING.| Room'sAVAILABLE, FOR, ELDER. ste este on yard, $8,250; «ROOMSAND iy eeu food and geod Two family Income—well to Pe estimates. John Taylor. OR io EASTER SPECIAL } “LITTLE chuckle that slipped|_____FE_¢s66 ___} “ Cold waver $5, Open Thurs. “Terribly sorry about that friendly ile, S4F 11. cated Sear high sc > | aan ~~. _¢ eT. SHAMPOOING RUGS AND FURNI-AND 7S Sa A e PDE ture. 3-T60% out, ~FLOOR : LAYING, SARDEG & tare. PE EB” Cold we rrothy's. PE 2-104. Comrade!" -. «ROOMS 5 v ern! sho. AND AFTER DATE, , Efe ' Hotel Rome 30| fara’ “teattiatr"maasted | THIS Sore ok, Sect,cict | ; teste, Ay tegen ey ON bog oie “ heat, Giese to er 1956, 1 will not be re-and lines, Working couple mania kei Wo rooms. Kitchenette ie & 1. Lees. I GUARANTEED ‘Landscaping — 18A March 26. _pret FE +8422, sponsible for any debts contracted : COMBIN D FORCES. LANDSCAP. by any other than myself, William Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32) Rent Apts. Furnished 33 | oousanp BATH. NEWLY ~ HOTEL AUBURIN Ciliened.OW fired hot water CASS LAKE - FLOOR SANDING. LAYING rin. R. r Central PE “pring up experts. £. ae $062 W. Coldwater 1b0 ot, You'd FRONTS 401 FE Chass clean i | fr soe “Ot Side: Adults. 9. oostina Cr 2 Foom. apartments hore 2-7819, _Rd., Flint4 Mich. 70 GET THE MOST FOR YOUR 1 ROOM AND KITCHENETTE. UPPER and refrigeration whit, y 90050 with aber tall GO. DESIRES OP-| HAINT ORSUPPLIES contract Realtor Pertrigce front, sultabie for 1 or sober OOM GUARANTBED ROOFS, ALL TANoScaPE . ra rs is “bird” see or couple, PE #2512. |* ROOMS & BATH. U | tie! Gown! gy ky aati Pana Mark. the to see. 1050W -gentlemen 8-0 “TreROOSEVELT treo howe, ell'wor kinds. EST. 1018 Hugus Marsh Foe to bid on your new FE 24316 or couple. | ter-reterenees, Pe basse. 8 | T n colonetal OUSEWIVES” HAVE A PARTY ron St. Phone alemen PE P22 bedroom poe es ae he ig) ea ha. : cash or heeatoes gifts. WE Je oi. ba Sos Pages OPERA Mice | Rooms 012.59 up Bath. VELT CARL W. BIRD, Realtor be rage Hl ge 0.3 wanes gad . HOUSE RAisING Moving & : Trucking: 19 ooearn NEED rorniag lady. Priv. : ut a : teth. walkin ae i ROOM, KITCHENETTE AND AU | RSW WORE LEAN WO are? Nottenas Fs ies iy. pleture 4, allt |" SE et Gall entrance. LAND CONTRACTS priv-0bamy employed “eit |_onlgs ehet ‘e, é .ji— | after4 p.m. FE Oe.) HURON xeavating, cement work, > HOTEL CLEAN MUL RADE YOUR TOO SMALL HOMI fil dirt and gravel. AA-1 MOVING, TRU DE | gr Wy “ore TRADE SMALL Srepisee. rs ye terme. tooma Gay0 ae YOUR Foo HOME ” with A rate Good aon IN BT? We give a easn| Alberie Ast. é ROOMB. ST FLOOR, ADULTS PE 58-3571 will you quick dock iG. _Snytime. roub WIRING, 4 OUTLET, $200.) CAR-vsly 8 room Colonia bom HOOuseE Ng me aed me Dg FEL UNIT BVT BATH ; KING SIZE + teot fot of lake, frontage. 4 Meectrined encice. OR | Ae) MAULING ANYTHING, ANY-| fe your pe ymeuts, pocagen Poo ree esth, | PE 32900 Sen cone oe aoe. aioe. preg, uinens, PreeTV. weex-rooms upstairs. ee PE : bi6 Yooa time. FE 5-8244. MICHIOAN, CR UNSE a°"phone call” eset Room mien SHIRLEY, 6 oe HOUSE MOVING. FULLY ASHES AND RUBBISH. CALL] LORS, INC. ny 8. FEw. : | 7 LARGEpe NEWLY bec-|! aT Cor | plan Ai reome are ve hoe era sada, Gosak ‘Get, tak’ Cope: above Oakland Theater. cael Clase te Woon. 4 men’ oe | = Heat fi ih"yb per, outh. WODERN "HOUSEKEEPING e PE 40060,'L. A. Young.|-anytime. FE 5-304 See as Home is 26 x 16 ov wiring and gas furnace. Js. OG, FLOOR LAYING |FRANK SnnEON: HAULING. wz Cittes, ete turn, ‘Sleeps 4 $25| J8fee, entrance, $3.900. isS HERESYSentry up Harger Co: THRE couple. Private entrance AND BATH West weekly ~~ Center _F . INCINERATORS CLE. xED.. ASH = -Rent Stores 40 i hoors : ig finishing. 155 Edison. Ph | Will pick up anything. FE $-4442. “ = 33 NichobeW. Huron &.6 PE »-2183 | 36 Florence )booms G — STUMP RE-| or rubbish pals Clean up. FE premises are located CASH 2 LAROE ROOMS. CLOSE IN. 24) —# wipe LAND 3051 Orchard e Rd., Ooabard For land contracts. fast and ef-| Florence. PE 2-06 i ROOM.” MODERW ABT IN| ~~ ~~~ monn | Sebed Sp one oasage, Lanes bet: SYLVAN mov lanage ‘aitches. — con-| 45134. Lake, has applied te the Michigan _ country, near ter, for _crete tbbroken. OL _ 1-6645 ie service. you ere plan-|; |LIGHT AND sl HAULING. Liguor Commission for a club ~ per day oe ~~ gd Ie Hoe boos Fr w WATKINS LAKE” — to sell your contract we 9 ROOM APT. eee i BLE prox. % hra LICE! At any time. FE 68-0005. an le ce cense to sell beer, wine, ou more money, ask! from Sears. 18 Jacokes Bt. FE and nominal rent. No objection to _ 6-21 This ¢ y RESIDENTIAL TR to bonafied members onlv age STORE EXC. bedroo “grag ae creme | « we is 9eh UG 7K} spirits _ +1075. _tcboolchild OL 38671, NEW tk00 LOCA- beady we Roma Lakai mar veae Williams. gna it the of Liquor is intentthe RANGED POR Gina ans ave _4-8421 anytithe.| to grant said Sake G4 as roms naa . ton, aie Yan Dyke, Uiioe. RE-| | Heine Got inkefroak ats bar-| 2283 La estate Exeicnns weex Orchord Commission PROVE-TRUCKING 4 AND HAULING, RUB-Control peel pete, i FE license upon the expiration 10 Se air |" Rebt Office Spaceal Ay Sesnesed_EE bishanytime.Cheap, 6-1770.; MENTS, AND TRUCKING.| days from date hereof, Dated Russell Young | eevics or echelons Fe s-208 A Steal for a Handyman REMODELING LIGHT AND HEAVY _ REALTOR 7 te cumin basby welcome, "Kk: gis JHE IPSTEA AD _® e e. CUSTOM AND PRODUCTION | Rubbish hauled. _ fill dirt | _Mareh ater es _and gravel. _FE_ —— | SMAR?. FP cesipagd lg alDT Ot LAROE OPFicE surTE constsr.| fcnf_Late treet QI an OMES ie ty lies furnished. 890 Robins ran Gianasd-in porch, “Weree aia ean xine: pay ote Raat Ser pare Bare olds AVAILABLE, SPRIT" Ta NICH, | ine ot 2 good sined private -| DR.OFF RR. | O'DELL | CARTAGE ee ccetacs, onde WORIRE Qpan Brest 9 __PE C03 | 7 me ELEINFORD MILFORD, MICH. Local and a Distance Moving Waite's Notions. Wel-| _nished,privileges. ae Air cond! oned front, office ay #0 coon me ee — Dragon lake &t PRIVILEGES « WAVES CASH fatcome, FE’ a N 6 ROOM APT. Ri Huron ot Te od one ee SPECIAL: COLD FE Met MA 4-1365 ag . Lease available at $10. Per ate Li oot DRIVEWAY rothy’s, bas igs Perry. N COUPLE. | “on Wolverine Lake. 6 Ss MASONRY SAND. oh i vEL 21244. Open . Eves. FOR YOUR LAND CONTRACT Pee ——-| month. See Mr Menzies at Capi-= Dag & a stone and cement ee top soil and fill dirt. OR a -a and 18 ae & ican Co. 1 W. home reguiar Brick, block New or Old Large or Small Ganisiien DEL-RIO APTS. tol Savings _work. OR 3-7603,__ JUKE BOX RECORDS. 71? FE or FE _E, Howard ca5 es Hure_Ot, FE_¢etl. —ayy we FLOOR FFri. _ chore and | recuse ies “iuratehed, & Saturday. E. Pike. _Open tom Deuple’ TRUCK ANYTHING FROM TRUNK AL hs pas PLASTERING AND Taf oe wae x. Lake Ave. th two 5 acnieia garage, Ful ye ae sone DEN posigg Soce- ae LocaTs‘TION ON fatty wee MAIN ee NR nana to refrigerator, anytime. Call FE ganase were _ ve sesesteed. ony. — Om: able ieee Hz AY a ou “+N neattor |? ROOM APT. CLOSEIN. NO|IMMEDIATE ON, «| West Huron te Riket! Only wh sitio down “wait ior |" grioking. $13 week 22181, | roomsbeth FE 27833. | Building ‘eed tor ef wardrd “SE CLUDED FE end ards pase | 2 AND 3 ROOM APARTMENT. gi5.| UNFURNISHED APT. FOR RENT : dll pases drapes."tie a pH ey bled = Re ccs genes = heat, carpeting, drape Wanted Real Estate 32A _ Child welcome. 7 Clark. ‘ _No children. 207 | om.ee -i 7 CLEAN ROOMS CLOSE IN POR | WE HAVE SEVER POR conan heen ved gee home neat acus take. ¢ seam } on the | Reg Ban | wil, BUILD TO RENT-SMALL bon FR 64308, | rout. NAVE A ROUSE, On| couple, no drinkers rooms IF farmYOUfor pele: see Se mew. We) 3 inl od Negenner ler CLOSE IN. prartctpnge se bp et a ee office tn Rochester business dis-| well | built walls, : oak reat Reduced Wirad ‘ ave buye: 2 pe ee car we. Peistaks 280 wi sues \ 2-034 down. : P W. DINNAN ay we driers” Pe om ear's lease. We have 1 apt. on triet.=all A,ener Sapa Ro Euctia ot.°3 bdrm. North side of For Rentt 42| Church, Pe #000 ra yore Cada ert _4-4606 Farm and Pontiac choo! — NEW AND RE- Wed. . Household “Goods G 27 ROOF MASTERS pair. OTE Oniy Ie ml. to the Miscellareous | -| | work, Free | 86 W. Huron n Industrial Tractor Co. RATES ve cen have depts, on. Whi: near Motors. a We sls field oom mates ROOFING. fara eroauire Ta] mathe on office _in_| Rveryining» Auburn, SIDING AND ALLALE, MiMOD.loess OB oan ear Gunday FURNITURE NEEDED IGSLD lr “AND HAEie, 3 West Bide la oe “#1, with repairs, | S047 Ant tr cad) st. These ‘apte can be o the ELW OOD tots. Ont THELMA M. odd | 5 home or, Entire by cement PE NEWLY DEC.| PE 4-0461, REDUCED 2 ROOM MODERN threes ap- Tay.| seem TA. bedroom. 1 or call lor. Realtor, FE 4-244 otah%S Contents |: 8% S48 Dk M BLDG. aa ICE] apt oft Oekiand only, ett PE iz. After ‘b, _Baiawin Ave 43 Cass -Ra B.D. CHARLES Realtor 4-304 - Smith} Sale PhoneoR‘ 3-71. pal, FE 4.0521 rE34211bas | Large “Moving: APT EVERY A to BASEMENT oe you. Fy ROOM ee yee HILLS 2-100 3-2276. serve FE van QUICK peor a Sef 48 = FOR Furnished Furnished 4-466. . FE 26249 FE_ __Eves. OR PEDDLING YOUR PROPERTY? ouses household goods. ca tr MODEL our LAYIN' Phone FE, Painting 335 FLOOR | SNYDER. and fi Rent | H ROoe. Men’ only. : veneer Biggine Petr & Decorating 20) te21521. LET Us mOMES GAY L R g —— PAY =~ 2 BEDRMS. |WALLED LE. MOD showing BUY TT OR AUCTION Ir DOEANT oe tnod OA Our, only Ae 2 ROOM apt 4D ONLY. ane. elty, Reasonable. MA/ that pays nt 7 fly with Open your ADULTS for Ta inspection it for PAPERINO. a rie a-l PAINTING, you SEPTIC TANKS AND PONae “LARGEST ONE OF 48364 Thompson,FE Mason So AND7 3 ROOM CABINS. ITCH. | T7AwAND ¢ Tren fields installed : respects, sat $ room brick = Cash waiting rE 4 burers. @ DUPLEX, furniture BEDROOM PAINTING wood A&-| DECORATING | Perfect for igced of K and — lime at end 3802 5 p re OR worry | nae b mone ail es oN. Telegresm eo on Ave. Casa nearor w. 34 N. eae _Cottsigeand Call for esti- Mr Coe reo a chs papering, 40255. | sesaeie and fnate wallPE >== a. we 1% car _— — | WaNTE ANTED BUY ALL TYPES . FuURN | _¥ water = Orion. woos | NICELY heat, 7% | 468 8 Broadway, ats preteen bathe Family / TRENCHING AND : room hot Orion. bath, of? Full Tv *3 pedioome stg oa furniture Fnene BEDS. FE 2-5523_ all details rheese pT out to Futoon, Park on ws glad handle closing We and roperties. for financing WAY CO — ONE COAST F Lx rage. | and ‘el PAINTING, INTERIOR & EX- 2 AND 3 ROOM APTS. PVT BATH.| th accepted, Apply BULLDOZING AST TO for cash not you | 2 temo ir. 10 per cent dise ny me . 4+-0205. } Guaranteed. FE heed Free ve Tig, SR’ est. IN OX-RENT HERE | LEAVY; R_D. Tmopson PE 4-684 Ton Oy een taacen 11| * _________|3 ROOMS, PURNISHED Be a LMSURE Tt | ing entranceCente AGEV one, | _ Cabseng tthe, 3) RoceORs _close in, FE 2-0663. 4 ROOMS A-l| CUSTOM PAINTING, PAPER- City of Oxf or om SHEPARD. Hwy. Braiiers FRANK‘ and Chpeeg : BATH. FuUr-|” ©. owns Bo Seed tre : vou | > AND Rochester | sz aoe, a H AYDEN 3 AN > ROOM abt. PRivaTe Bath | “shed of wnternienessca tate = Adults only. OR| gMpire Romane tied For Sale Houses 43 oye 30161. ya x —— td a aetna R 4 4 eee 1 eanage HOME ON 1 ACRE. on peratve. rea Estate Exchange Jess igi Py EY eae pawnrile. Cartees, eee reed, bitities. Close to Jos! sa ‘ Co-operative Re. sta! ya 63 24% ROOMS. BASEMENT APT. FE | ¢ Room aE in| paved monks -tect on J » Leesde Sse a "KeegoHarbor, FE 41030. en LS geo Fie “ao session, 2- bright and trimming. Wed./td. Miscellaneouss 28 ~ INTERIOR» PAINTER, HAS SOME 2-7188. ie ealfoals yp Oe: bedseom bens time PE 2-2 s pee. & « soreens. _—. Monthly _open s “APPLIANCE SERVICE | Lee oe LARGE ROOMS | MODERN, ae aes taaen eos wtilities PE CABINS, BY EE E KAMPINN, any. DECORATING wext DOOR TO BRANCH |Par NTING We service all makes of Wall washin saeece removed down Wo tM per cent;|| S2¢*, You must see betore with nice trees, floor | ener. location off] Ranh Inciuaing tues ana petore J ROOM NICELY SOR NIRS i eet Ae + . 2 lots at ull | mortgage. Convenient buy Call t LAKE ORION, 6 Baas8S AND area. Full pric Baldet apartment. All utilities included beth, oll heat, electric stove furnace, Oxbow jaldwin. you now, washers, wringer washers. ae _by_ steam. — Oo property Ciarkston—iist ta or move in or around us! “Tf BICYCLE 26” radios, cleaners and ~ PAINTING, PAPERHANOINO WANTED ~GIRL'S WAL Res NED | your ts with erators, ~ 3-030) . EM call after 4 p.m. $8,900. Easy terms. and water heater. allowed 1 child Phone FE 4-1831 | runt facilities. TO “aUY GOOD of small appliances ROY tynes Ne Bes Immediate Possession SHAI- IMMEDIATE DEMEKEATE PORESRION. _ 96 Oakland Ave E 4021 -TUPPE. _OR 37061 __—| WANTED MY 23-3811. DR he |i miched . i ‘larksto «ROOMaePORCH | wae PRIVATE EN-|eoNA ware on a Rus 4 BATH | Also good Lazy Button. MY ( BASEMENT EXEXCAVATING | jow well pump. DECORATING Service ~ PAINTING i floors, tie EilzabethLake Estates home with Formica three ‘bedrooms and Me Oak kitchen, privileges exce P vin Lake price th, chair extra porch, large full | privileges, reened P ©. Box 635, Immediate of | Rig lot Owner Ponting, Guaranteed. FE 5-5006 a 460 Menominee. Back General Hosp ; | | trance. Pontiee 500, eer gee 32 Rest Extate ee B’ OOMFIELD ae CLEANERS | ip pasement ail See the man ‘Feltion nicely Sawin BED. _ OR FURNISHED reliable room WILL “SHARE home with eee TED YOUTH Washing, laa fe lywood poten se Mes cise ciee, aes 2 ROOM AFT 133 W. LAWRENCE.) Walls and windows Reasonable Free est. No obligation PF. 2-1631 Painting & Wall | wan 3 bedroom, lots of rms, 1 year old, F. ceramic 2 8 room Saretaker No 300 Florence bed complete FE 5-8766 men, hardwood alum 5-582 furnace, tile A , po, — Ave Baoonurs grr AUBURN, EN-| Mec’ = beth, iAnd8. onBATH ay eTPVT closets, floors, oun ROOMS aCe |} Boe | Bikk “SOAme cotta [2 LD —_____- = home. et m8 sereetis, acres room with 29 peach trees. Priced st | floors. beth, basement, furnses. cal pos LEE: the am ly low price of $8,950| $4,500, terms. Brick, One Story ee eee) elie _ itp ye | qe a Not Sold |’staraeu™ Be or laraagg oo lot 2 x E ary extra Shy B+ rooms, -M: x. , in el ranchail f sold ve 83 ee ) BATH had Isn't ile the If show property DOWN $1,250 you your Wien caty lot 3 “cupboards, on prea PRiv. BATH. FE ; 7 ROOMS.aa listed been it hasn't neebecause WHI | FE jRood “FURNEEED APART: Year-Roae In Milford older 3 bedroom in Liviog "roomBeli cocious ax. ™ GAYLORD . Sorry, town, large living room and kitch-S. “Raster bedroom 1212, FE 4-9584 _ment. Downstairs. 219 E. Wilson. | Completely furnished. | 3, ROOM A Mee a till ON| dogs or children. References. = areiy toceretet. City water loners a Elche with custom built! 4. = pine ot Eve. & Sua i Gun t fur. e . main ‘08 hurches and stores “pull as Auto. water heater, Choice Multiple Serv ip! R ( S, |} ROOM AND BATH, PRIVATE ' ere ks ies on web doe the 2 Roe, “Neer turmuned ai! ‘tak S2aet elevations.”and utilities included, lights, gas oun" | of price JON K. [rwin | om Lake ELIZ. LAKE—TRADE $8,256 heat Cc UETT & rooms and ore er = } 7400 HIOHUAND RAD Drive out MS9 to signs. Lake Rd | wits nN Saginaw Street _ EM_ 34236 Watch for open Pvon ie F a 59447 i Eve 1864 KE 6-446 rr 4 ROOMS FOR SALE OR LEASE EC HAYYDE _‘Realtor _for colored. FE 32-3616. Mrs. Beil 86 E. Walton FE 86-0441 VACANT QOOD HOUSE h ecaad Open Eves location, Bargain FE ?-'842. Rent Houses Unfurn, 36 BEAUTIFUL &© glad LAKEFRONT $400 DOWN — R. D. RILEY, BROKER ease ‘ta 2 BED RMS WA LLEp LE Mop j rie “tN. a own. itt onan,OoL. Starter home—6 room with full $09 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 4-157 Close to city. Reasonable, E ‘rite 1 child or working girl to share “aoe——— 218 Pik TUCKER'S RADIO-TV. FE 5-3714 e bath “ 107’, MN. Saginaw. Apply _my home. OR 3-1708 after 12 noon basement rough wir in _FE 43600. 168 E. Pike8Bt. 4-1778 A [are nee Joti A eheads Oni of th FOURNNACES— CLEARED ANDaed y SUMMER TIME _ Typewriter Service (2A; Wtd. Transportation. 31 ROOMS. PRIVATE | BATH. OR MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE rm red, Chester Nelson. FE §-1788 3 ROOM HOME IN PION- hav | 3-1388 after 3 p.m Lake privile ace wil be jiM W FRIGHT, Realtor had, small a. oe yours “NORTH END LAWNMOWER SHARPENING AN D|> WOMAN WOULD LIKE RIDE WITH 6140 Ld AdefatL Sti & ADDING MA- at only $1,000 down what we want we Ww at pour. | 4 ROOMS PARTLY “PURNISHED 35 OaklandA 5-0441 Cooperative Exchange Neal air cooled engiv service, driver from Pontiac Relate to FE woman 8 Merrimac, 1053 8 rooms and bath down, 2 pinball | _| hine iring. Expert work dl rooms beers Se oe PontiacLk. Rd_ OR 3-2211. Lod ae Walled gene around &§ or # = am and bath up could be made General) Tinting and Office Bup- FE 5-138 HEATING SERVICE into s nice apartment, 9 car ga- | ~ Pi Co., WwW, Lawrence Nicholle Real Estate FE 5-1201 full basement MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE rege, or PE 32-1372. TT NW. Sacinaw St Ph FE 5-8165 $ BROTHERS OR BUDDIES ROOMS AND > BATH. _VICINITY WE BUILD ——— =Oren Ecco we {<_. Parking A lovely 3 bedroom bungalow and @ miles out Baidwis, 3 bedroom jot Front entrance of Oxbow Lake. OR 3-4967, $2,000 DOWN e “$1,050 { r 24 Oakia 5 See Darts. BEDROOM, eS FORCED AIR with, full basement have.aute ofl OR LIST YOUR TAKE 3a. enirence “pON’T YOU CALL WITL; BUYJ E - = coal fired furnace, $75 per month 2 baths, 'y acre lot. 2 car garage heat and hot water with all «tili- HEAT 4° POOMS (HEAT) ¢ ROO! 1 Al waiting pels. s = aa UCIDITIES | proverty purenmecrs Office poe Inguire, 970 Baldwin Ra jake privileges on Mil Lake ties in Plastered walla, oak floors wardrobe closets, vestibule | $233 Orchard Lake FE 71701 |§ ROOM HOUBE FULL BASEMENT | APT POR YOUNO Ponting EM. ¥3311 en- Ph’ trance. are sume of the nice fea- EAST OF AUBURN | LADY. 28 WIL- sioker heat automatic hot water | tures, modela to show tn different | S181 Dixie Hey., Drayton Pisins Hams St sanity |} McKINNEY Inguire at Rocci's Restaurant Hits —$1.800 DOWN Tose 1-370e ATTRACTIVE 4 RMS PARTLY hours pair Carl Buxton locations Will also butid R. F. to your | | plans Seeere us for thefo fastRo DRAPES. FE& BED- FE 4-0028 ours, serv SLIPCOVERS . Ideal for couple ROOM UPPER FLAT, CHOICE 2 bedroom ranch, of] heat, beaut!- , ; furs Prt ent. residential section, 3 bedrooms ful modern kitchen large jot. FE 71-0982 SUMMERTIME ee $7,509 full price ‘arge living room, dintm: ATTRACTIVE 3 Room “APT. NO AERAST™ FS 3, Be . The living is easy in this 2 bed- LOTS & ACREAGE | & kitchen Garage. gas Narance: room lake privilege home. has Reasonable rent a; qualified ten- auto ol] heat and auto. hot wa-public or rochta) in walking nant Arailable April Ist. Cal! ter and large utility room, new distance wh aes Labs tows Cath- owner after 6pm, FE 2-5258 I's ear cake e and the full price ROOM. ACROSS FROM NEW is only $7,050 with $1,500 down tor your SCHRAM (CLEAN PVT. 3 KMS “AND BATH. We have buyers for City Lots on On Square Lk. FE_8-1370 BEFORE sewer & water Also buyers for 7 suburban lots. farms amd COUPLE WITH “SMALL BABY, ON acreage YOU SELL YOUR “LAND What have you to sell Phone FE bus line, near town FE 4-247 an brick, AND _REMOV-GIRLS CHUBETTE DRESS, IN A shopping center. 487 Fitz, Lake TREE TRIMMING courecs. shop around then see 46492 or FF 4-4813. Ciark Real FURN. APT ~ $3 Rd Inqutre oe Bob's Chicken 53-5091 or FF. §-9471 GI RESALE Phone FE. George's Newport box, lost ittached b ai, Free estimates ADULTS. Estate. 1362 W. Huron~ Street. _ FE 2 bedroom bungalow with full downtown Friday evening. House ou! Ine next CAPITAL SAVINGS & co._| et Park Pi roe E no answer ph. FE 54-2564 Open evenings basement, auto ot] heat. auto RIMMING AND REMOV. 50M MODERN ROO TREE al HOUSETRAILER FOR. RENT ~BA-Gas HEAT 7 Or Evenings & Sundars hot walter, a t Sad new north end Pree estimates. FE. 2-6019. by welcome FE FF 40908 or FE A BEB ROONUTIOMES 1111 Joslyn cor 3rd REALTOR subdivision Move in thig one “ROOM Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange NEW 2 REDRM HEoa D HOUSE Only 61,800 down with 4) LIGHT per eee HechReseee & Taxes 1 with new gas stove 18412 White rent mortgage Lake Ro RENT OR LEASE, 2 BEDROOM ef the interior in new home in Perry Park very | West Suburban George R. Irwin ACCOUNTING & Urs SERVICH INCOME Edw. Hawley FE 2-2603 —— will be pleased to bring them we reasonabie. references required to your home ae LY THE BUY 2 Bedioom Bungalow Farm FE 8-0201 REALTOR 269 Baidein Ave OF TRE YEA ; ; Delightfully attractive home wit! Garreipondent Loan FE 50101 or PE #-0505 tf ne ans call FE 2.8544 / SMALL § ROOMS & BATH IN ‘jong jetting aluminum sifing. 1'> Drayton Plains $55 mo OR Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Humphries car garage. 27 iots Large living }OS56 room with 2 picture windows, both Thermopane, plastic tile bath, con-| SMALL ROUSES. FOR RE NT AU. WEST STRATHMORE Realtor venient kitchen, full basement | | to heat children welcome 3401 FE 47114 2.0474 nice lawn, lots of shrubs Spotless throughout Offered at $10.5600 00 5 room, full basement, home on 3 lots. Excellent condition. FF | Kenrilworth @., off Taylor Rd FE 42031. car- with only §2.00000 down paved living room and dining 2\_ ON Tabs Linting“Service car gara __For Rent Rooms 37 Suburban Rancher IMMEDIATE Oss. ION 3 Be ~droom 2&3 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. $2,500 DOWN XER G, DRAGGING at a “Tongechain, phe of Baldwin QUICK CASH Perc ef 2 front. FE 3-0034 Eye appealing “‘Cedar Shake aieces Tax Service ex- terior, full basement, automatic i T LIZABETH EST ATES 5 LAKE 60Ms_ KITCH. AND opk EeSLEEPIN' ten: and hot water generous fiv- us‘oul | ee For your land contracts — TAROE BEAGLE.E MALE NEW &-ROOMYM HOM ES post = AA ate TAX SERVICE and dining area de- Mr like our service — ask for me | answers to the name of Mac. kilchen, plastic tile ‘path rent Dinkel. | with responsibie Modern 3 betiroo l%y ome vicinity of Buuny-Run, Lake or insulated aluminum storms and | family FE 5-32308 home in this eey residential jon MY_3-1146 after 8 pm. post large ket Offered rre' at screens, FO SHARE division. Stor BUSINESS GIRL | 381 _8. SAGINA $12,500.00, by appointment only ows, gas FE 5-6889 w. ‘LOST: 1.4-FT. TEP . LADDER heat, finished recreation room, PLUS roan a INSURANCE room with twin beds Kitchen ;AND BOOKKEEP-carpenters pen~ ACCOUNTING lake privileges Autom treat sod BS, “en privileges “PE 2.3701 specialist. tween Rocheste: ps Southfield ing. Ineome tax Soeenows kitehen ‘BUD’ Nicholie PRICED AT. $13,500 , FIR6T FLOOR OR UPSTAIRG IN| FE 8-1226. Keego John Zurbrick ©i Twp -on Walton and Telegraph. ACCOUNTING | a TAX SERVICE Rd FE 8-2013 Reward. wood ane ct near schools, Bing | nurses home for elderly persons FE 5-8 374 real estate and insurance Sidpat peel |§ KENNEDY LOST: CAIRN TERRIER_ ~ LIGHT 2-202 49 Mt. Clemens St FE §-1201 | NICE ROOMS AND APT., GIRLS hair. Answers to} REALTORS Eve Mr_ Meiser EK 5-8004 by appt. le eward. Call $650 up. 447 W_ Huron 5660 Dixie Hwy me ee Ed4 Marley Office: _l041_ Arey! Phone OR 31995 RENT FURNISHED ROOM NO | | LIKE A RE AL. CAR FOR .You at al Near the bus line, FE | STRAYED — FR VICINITY OF FROM fMMEDIATE CASH REACH CASH CUS. through Classi-| equity in your Washington rk, large ae loots — or BARGAIN? Lots of ’em TOMERS fied Ads, Call FE 28181. Snewets tothe name’ Shipper, S75 p'sheard, GalFE FE lin the Want Ads! OPEN EVENINOS TILL 8 K “LE. Templeton, a Realtor, ttt Rochester Mich. : ee tat ee eet aa . Speke 4 ng Side tO te i cae Aol staat i i) ae : Ne . ' * i ? e : ~ cs . ! J . _ ‘THE: PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. MARCH EA 56-0? : “ For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 43 ForSale eadL ots= 6 MODEST MAIDENS: By Jay Alan ___ For + Sale Houses a -rm modern home with privileges. Two 75 fl lots, 6) teat Sun” Tal dati, and oll heat. Oak FLOYD) KENT, Realtor ' 24 W Lawrence FE $-6198 | and a perfect parce] 80x293 ft You'll be sorry if you miss this one CLARK rooms. Work shop and garage 397 ft road frontage Ideal for floors stown kitehen ] All in wood Wonderful colonial home and business. $24,000 with Folding cniry atorage in attic Pull ce $7, odel located i fireplace in dining room, Bui!t $5,000 down | | Open Eves a REALTOR -INSURANCE in TV and other features $12,500 Next to the Consumers Power Sashabaw Rd. fust north of SYLVAN VILLAGE. Tt isn't ino Oakland FE 4-2544 | on Down payment et < per cent he aid SIDE INCOME 2-femily Special Features Pelton Rd. For further informa- Open Fives Free Parkinr new, but ft is a good older _mortgage OR 3-246 with rms and bath each thon, call— *MODERN HOUSE ON BEAUTIFUL bungalow tn a wonderful lo- Combined with careful plan- Private entrance, full basement cation, carpeted living rm. 80 ACRES ning provide an unusual | Brendel Lake For sale or rent oll heat. Property zoned for and beeen Abeer 2 bed- rooms and bath down, 1 up, lastered walls, oak floors, settle oi] heat, 60 ft. GILES amount of tharm and com- | Basement, ofl furnace. Fireplace | business Large insulated ga- Almont-Imlay City area All level WHITE BROs. REALTORS 1208 fort in this new ranch home Mr. Gallant. owner. VE 17-9897 age suit ble for business and tillable dark clay joam. Like- or lox ated 3 miles east of Pon- I'y car g@-— 577 Hillwood new aT $12 with $2.900 down new dairy barn. 22 stanchions, silo. 7-room house and chicken imc 753 | Cal tonight. WEST OF PONTIAC 2-LEVEL. Open Eves tl #— Sun? to 8 ft. Rancher on 2 acres with front | house ‘y mi road frontage Price pen rec! ent ter bed Ledgerock orated. Priced at $10.500 with 00a 180. | room FLOYD KENT, |; age on semi -private $17.900 terms Livestock and Realtor Hf U WEST SIDE BUNGALOW $1,000 DOWN ma- fireplace, built-in breakfast ea. you yo living, lux- terms. baths, 3 bedro. ms, 2 want ehinery’ may be purchased with ey re 24 W. Lawrence FE 53-6105 $36.97 MONTH rap, storms and this | Finished recreation Will buy this year farm. Ask for Mr. Holton. see room suburban CITY. } BEDROOMS. This home — Open Evee window Jalousie siaseets home at Susan's Lake. peeves | Pius taxes and insurance on Next Consumers Power to has 3 bedrooms and bath ow the in porch, etc., etc, $37,500. terms Just off JOHN min. drive from Pontiac. Dixie Hwy. 2 bedrooms, full base-anew 2 ‘oom and den second floor, the main floor con- a live KINZLER T. G. Trocke ment, gas heat, sure wont edroom home insite sists of [iving room, dining ing room, fami sized hen. last. Better make vour ap-near junior high more attractive price room, modern kitchen and break- like-new § room beautiful lot, high on a hill. pointment now. $13,500 total Auto gas furnace $16,500 Call now to inspect fasi room, plastered walls, base- Realtor Lake privileges, ($69.50 per mo price. and HANNAN water heater, large Icts this home ment with new gas furnace and REALTOR in «a good neighborhood Call 1648 (nton Lake Rd EM 31-4671 hot water heater, also new wiring Ou furn FOR COLORED ONLY. 2 for further information. 670 W Huron St Phone FE 4-3578 throughout home The down Saburban Ranch REAL ESTATE pay- Nice lot, bedroom bungalow. plaster- ae ae _Listing Service ment ts only $1.900 on this home. shown by appointment only | CANAT, FRONI | ed painted wails, hardwood 3 bedrooms, large kilchen floors. fuls basement in this $7. Ru N Woodward, Royal Oek $500, DOWN at we » ACRES with eatmg space Tiled $60 JOrdan 46114 per mo 14-4900 Terce T room home tn Keego! Will buy this two bedroom modern’to the minute home, bath. of] heat, . aluminum Has § room modern house with CITY OFF BALDWIN LOW $1495 Dt WV X home located inside the Harbor area Has frortage on ie AKES GALORE FOR Ihe car garage, fenced yard sferme and «creens Mas- basement, chicken house. i2m20 FOR BETTER HOMES DOWN PAYMENT. This 2 bed-canal and only 100 fi to beautiful eity This home features with attractive landscaping onry construction. and best basement barn 36x50, double corn ison ranch type home was built sand beach Priced at $6.950 with NOU TOUENION oak floors plastered walls. $200 down to OT of all, around $72.000 down living com-eribs small orchard Total price, $1.450 down ined modern kitchen don- $12500 with $4500 down ELIZABETH LAKE ESTATES inlaid linoleum im kitchen Balance on G 1 — Where If you desire countfy living tn Lovely 3 bedroom butlt in oS living room and and bathroom and it is BRICK COLONIAL Real beat it? tiled bath with RIDGEWAY REALTOR ind jake district west of Pontiac. basement can you with new Luvaire i‘, car ga- ROD. RELEY, Broker close to achools and trans fireet ‘aved have just what the doctor or-enjoyment will be yours tn 975 Baldwin PE 46207 Priced at shower, corner let Ful! price furnace. oak floors, portation Call and make basement 509 Elirebeth ave \ FE 61157) Full this large J bedroom home Brick Rambler acca An attractive well-built 2 Walls vent fan over $7,735. Don't fail to see this one $9, appointment to see this FOR SALE 38 ACRE FARM A . an living room with natural bedroom home on 2 fenced lots tremendous value at $12,800 Lake today For the small family Large room house. hard wood floors fireplace, a just right din- and schools. Huge INCOMES near stores priviueges, too CUARKOREAIZESI NIT: FAMILY gas. water and electric. ‘a mile south of Dryden, 4191 Mill, by living room with stone fire- ing room both carpeted, eat- living room with log burning fire- place. Ceramic tile ing space in kitchen full FOR COLORED iE 46492 or FE 4-4813 place Extra large dining, room WEST SUBURBAN and kitchen oil basement, oil heat, the _owner plastered walls and carpeted cos * room modern home with Another nice 3 bedroom brick ao’own f UNITS -separate heat and | 1362 w Huron Open Evenings water heat water softener ered screened patio makes n-. Good drv basement with oak floors, plastered and ranch I", baths gerace plus 2 bath. produced $359 per month teat cae attached garage Desianed Rent Ean Pier “A&A this home complete im- | Co-operative Real Estate Exchange to oil furnace Only $1 500 Close onth , painted walls, wared street catport, very nicely landscaped with owner using 1 apt Lake oie per Pe and built for comfortable ee mediate possession and $14 down. Better hurry on this one! a Price, caf qarag 10 fruit Quick possession Splended buy plant privileges excellent investment suburban }ivine and priced down to earth price mete GIROU x & FRANKS bearing Near schools Make this spring a new home only §16500 Sere it to-at only §3 280 ACRE DAIRY FARM ON 8IL- have the key at transportation best of for your family verbell Rd Ask for Mr Hender- Call FE 54-8126 2 APARTMENTS GENERAL REAL ESTATE Dixie Hwy OR 34-9701 SELDOM DO WE OFFER ay Nore Partridge [oes all, only $2,000 down EASY LIVING Open Unti] @ Sat Til 5 as charming a bungalow, WANTED TO RENT FARM. Overman WE NEED LISTINGS Brand new 3 bedroom brick ranch 4 ROOMS EACH — on 3 50 ft the 12x21'2 ft living room shares or money rent Phone GR with large recreation room 2} “BARGAIN — lots. full besement with 2 heat Excellent $ room ranch is richly carpeted. the kitch | and bath modern, the | GIES REALTY©O 46 tiled baths. with colored fixtures plants 2 bedrooms in upper ee home with ettached brerre- en Clean radiant reat Bloomfield lower has possible second $13 500 and 2 car garage IS THE “BIRD' TO SEE Sale Basiness Property 49 bedrooms are ample and 92 W Huron FE 35-6175 Schools, 34 acre lot Take a look there is am attic for storage Open 8 to 0 BARGAIN grand basement, Janitro! of censtruction Ol 70 -Ne. Nuarect this today at ~ 4-35! heat and best of all only $10,500. Where can you beat COZY SCONN EN ITEN OE 117 Here's a modern 2 bedroom bun- -C. Schuett Multiple Service ple Listing =< furnace and water Evenings after 6. cali Mr DIXIE HWY. gas gas - Large well landscaped 5 room heater, 3 big lots, berries bold, MI 45524 : and fruit trees, 2 car ga- rage, immediate possession. | The is alow conveniently located in to stores and schools ae coe ontiac Built im 1950 it hac @ EALTOROFFICE OPEN 0-6 full basement, oak floors and 8081 Seemerce Rd DRAYTON PLAINS You'd Be Proud To own this custom built 2 lastered walls Rear yard M 3-4187. RAY O'NEIL. Realtor | A. JOHNSON, Realtor bedroom ranch home in the _ Gas heat. Full price $11.-Zoned Comm. or Mfg. 300 Balance at 4 per262 8 Telegraph Rd Open a S. Telegraph Rd. tastefully landscaped 100 ft. cent interest. located between the A&P and Coronado’ Drayton area. From the \. For Sale Lots 46 New 44x60 Roman brick elise Situated tn the rolling country- Phone FE 3-7103 or OR 3-2028 lot to the extra paneled neat: 42533 | KNUDSEN National super markets with side on the edee of the quaint 2 WOODED CORNER LOTS IN Co-operative Real Estate Exchange eee room in the full basement, detail has had BIG FAMILY BEDROOM BRICK ly an acre of parking area Set peaceful village of Clarkston. The Edgevood Golf Course 160 x 165 every ex- $800 down. Take over $40 month up with 2 lavatories, and separate sideal place to raise your family $9009 MODERN INCOME HOME| attention, The custom RANCH HOME heat runs. Ready to divide into pert STOUT ST. The Coronado home offers 3 ige. payments. RM 3-2889. built kitchen tiled bath and $395 Down Water 2 stores if desired by the buyer bedrooms, 1% tile baths pert- Here is truly modern bie family living its best. This 103 fr “CHETOLAH SHORES Near Genera] Hospital, Modern 1 fireplace make for pleas- $27,000 with $6000 down. Ask for Russ’ Hicks meter floor neecne. eee ine ine | r- Donelson Park | at room home with basement 2 car sant living Add an extra ator Rangeh Copper 8 room, west side frame and Homesites with privileges large 2-car garage with garage and 200 foot jot. $7.950 this living home located | HOLMES-BARTRAM Enjoy ledgestone Feri home is made Elizabeth and Cass Lakes plumbing. Within waniig distance NEW 3 BEDROQM RANCH with built tn cabinets and youll terms large lot with a large 2. schools, churches and shopping order for the successful family and up Terms. STYLE BUNGALOW ON agree that it's a rea] bar-to 4392 Dixie Huy SEMINOLE HILLS BRICK car garage and good jandscaping and only minutes from downtown A concrete drive leads to FULL BASEMENT. LARGE gain at $13950. Better bur- 1 ACRE { 3 bedrms, living room with Pontiac Imagine ful! face brick tre late plastered two oar ga ~ oh COLONIAL — LOT 175x223. HOME COM- ENOLISR ty fireplace leading raneh homes on ‘sg acre lots with 4 modern home off Eliza-| The spacious living room 'S forse. ON EXTERIOR rag Dining, breaks room Living room. at sereened porch, center hall. hirhlignted he tee ster ive { DIXIE HIGHW Ai eee s. winding blacktop streets at only ts WITH ROUGH WIRING & beth Lake Road. Full price, 63,- 500 with terms (Tt pleases us to please you) ing‘ room. large breakfast $14,800 Vets — Civil room: ledgestone fireplace e privi- WELL INCLUDED THIS ' ‘Fire: ie. floors,Steam _ 308 Pon- tans—smaliest possible down pav- Hoveta "Oak r and kitchen. Built in-1041 and is 0! leges:'on Otter Lake Full price re ene or FE orm | 12209 feet on. Dixie. Over $31,950 terms feet Williams. Just past PLACE I8 UP & READY | modern to the minute. $19.500. ments, Model located between M15 on eee n on Kampsen ELM ST. FOR YOU TO FINISH THE ; , CLARKSTON ESTATES | tiac Drive-In Theater. Choice and Sashabaw Rd. on Waidron terms.. cor- . ‘MODEL OPEN WARD FE. PARTRADGE|é ES. Mh "p0300 after5 nectar [| o ligt mronetectaringss Eeceexcep- é able. for & manufacturing Four Unit Brick Good 7 room modern home with Rd., 1 block from the Clarkston features | = oil heat. Automatic hot water, schools. Bicely cated for rentals Each a ; IN Saceaee i WooDS tionally gbod modern home. Plen- basement and 1 car garage. ms and ath $1,500 down. oaties " atmame Clarkston F. ¢ Riess Go REAL TOR Fi E 4.3581 LARGE por h reatyto build on! ty of room to bufld in front of — cone Ar Lue a _br., m Plains. es Por full Pi eet cane eal) sr REALTORS — FE 40528 utliues oe J. R. Hiltz ent St oP 7 LOTS IN —JOSLYN GARDENS.| M'*. Hoyt. FE “nt a H. *KNUL DSE N CARROLL Ge PORRITT NT Ss Telegraph Eves & Sun REALTOR OR 3-1235 TELEGRAPH | FE _5-0103. Oven Eve. 7 to i—Lors. Lake » 162 West Huron FE 22-7124 610 Pontiaca pte pank Bla Eves, Cail Fr 2-4104 : ahs il mes Po. FE esis Real Estate Priviieoss,a | |. H. BROWN, Realtog Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 9 Corner Williams Lake Rd. & M50 OFFICE OPEN SUN. 2-5 20 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. EM 32440, 1362 W. Huron Ph. FH 2 MAple 6-3226 After § Call OR 3-2603 bt 4 . 4 F » nev4 Bei 7 : Z ‘ ‘| _f 5 elf } ‘ . eae ane Pe OO Rene Say hoe afi L — aoe “ f En “ Ab + _THE ‘PONTIAC PRESS, » TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1956. TWENTY-SEVEN i a Sale Business Propetty 49| Business to Loan 53 FUNNY BUSINESS . by Hershberger Sale Household Goods 57 For Sale Miscellaneous 60 For Sale Misceliencous 60 _ Sand, Gravel & Dirt. 66 een ant PP siaieninct s glen artnet tedineadn 51 Lenders) _saciid BAUTY SALOS. MEW 40D. USED’ TRADE-IN Discount Smishcount ROMEX THE cow TOPSOIL,CR foot, Walt boxes for duiies deg washed sand crave && fk Pal \ caLL IT eee YoU LIKE 9 ea. Main & we fiise moxes _anytime. G. k 38 4 GOOD INVESTMENT ae $2003 of PE DEPT, G. A. om pson, “LOANS oe _Pefry | St. f A-°TOP SOL pt Ne ad éafiy or PEfi,rash’ ¥ st com hay We ha coal ae ath reget ATE didgs. Our yardsares ~~ Roofing and Siding — salvage materials or re wae. Combination Doors Seyet om 2X48, L, LENGTHS i oon Ast. ens it = Pr. InsulationtCAt 2 F) M. A. BENSON ae ee Doors w Bsr 83we 54 COMPLETE Wi DOWS | ° THOMAS ECONOMY SASH ATI * ies -LOANS Lose FURNITURE CO. wun (ANUREDR rE aed PE 5.274 A k of 2x6, 2x10, “x13, 3n12, all lengths. Pium ture gravel, naces, steel ins, ators, Extra Fast _ #3 509 de : a. A cabinets, marble. etc. cru r Next to the ers Power ner mouth, $e ™ on . BTON: OARgOEs ReECK Pe Stee . $35 8. BO | CTROUN & FRAN ‘KS ENERAL REAL EST ‘Service ea, ya Earl RE, SAND Ray. 1 WREC! Sonaire: HO! TO _FE 39 « em ss. o ODENDS BTALL WERVIGE BTA. Qe rel beat _. cng O™ 2GRAVEL, LOAD! ED paveeare UNION WRECKING CO, Dizle Hwy. ered, FE 43203 or FE enaousoeg. a on rm You can berre ——— quickly = wn PONTIAC Conctt Go. 3 Dixie Hwy. Drayton Plains Job Yard Gratiot,or, Harper BrnRIVEWAY ORAVEL. PILL, Rich MAIN YARD, 31244. W. 8 MI. signature, “er furniture wil endorsers Plait gan, | Excellent _op-WHOLESALE “PT ICTTAN KS wee worthwhile . Up for lawns, Delivered, =a any 8:3 to 6. Sun, PEs 20 months Ww repay. to aan u "%3248 _DISTRIBUTOR ——— Phat pe se, anecane after ‘ p.m , N opening for "TON’S = highly profitable x Furniture, Appliances HOUSEHOLD ORTH END SITE re is Bo get-rich-quick deal, bat oir sala. le ea, in T60- Ti or 660 gt. quanitities. Nye Deity, loreen-bank or law-PINANCE -Ee th = Ds fs at Fou must nasa eereenbg, furnish we 6. ‘for small ‘plant. Priced at, veo: ood references, have go ate | 5 ene AWN meak good eae ERY. Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor | Mag? A a cared Fa) goa ea en ea tate Beg a, PONTIACLAKE BLDRS. SUPPLY. 2rein or _ Fe Eves,| fast turnover, PA ear ~ WHEN YOUcee “Used TVTV” bas er. chandise and business is es-ceueck ey aerae’ taune “On Sie & ™tm king, OB -tablished for the us es Pig* silSern? GRAVEL. _Investor’s Commercial _ Canvassing es the work is $25 to $500 pf a eee ee ca ROAD WASH GRAVEL, ‘sings ot ‘and Yon -rst and fill dirt. P. J. Dunn; ‘Soke ronta receive an interview, tell us all You can sm 8 8quickly on vos eaag —— Taaskincta OM =| : Directly across m — about beeing cola ng iae TT _ 6156 ty A Horwivn, tee, “OF nN’ TAB eset,ten, Ded fence’© fittings. i AND GRAVEL. BLACK Ts. ymonts to suit = Waite’s Television order,x Fence Bee BM 31458. ade to * Jooson Miteabeth Lake’ ., Dept. budget. Only $5,950 ‘vith $1.90 We ris be ¢ elp eames calvesAND DIRT FE 5-0621 with your money piety Downstairs Store “Your change, sir — and piggy bank!" ‘a. OM SMYRNA roe! 5 CHEAP. se2 AWN PE 6-412. you my Wayne Gabert's = Grocery—Davisburg ns 9 ppliance specia s Bateman & Kampsen_ . Appli Ss l be __Wood, Coal & | 6? Fuel | Sale Household Goods 57 ee FINANCE CO. See Boece eat Fi mee Telegraph Eves. & Sun. ‘ Nhe 8D) Wtaesce. Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 702 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. A SURPRISE | oR. SIZE DINING ROOM rx. | 28.05 Me rola “RY BODY WOOD. $#@ CORD. $40. FE 41736, * | grossed sr ——. - FE ¢1i4 Undelivered, FE a RentLease Bus. Prop. 49A alatesvale an renrigaraiors: BIGGEST VALUES ing . Extra store 38x80 BUSINESS BUILDING. 10081 — a show in-NOW IN OUR NEW IN 20 YEARS OF Ortonville Rd. MA $4200.” HOME ies $230.05 pen) deinch gURNACTS SUMMER _ ManY New, 84,000 Wood,a3 2-819 ¢daiivaresmE,Bae * -_ sr18 Norge auto. washer QUALITY FURNITURE LIN aes a PAINTSALE '. WAREHOUSE terms. FOR iE ASE Modern Bakery ‘a price at Jack's, 377 Saidwin 7 North Perry Street CLEARANCE » Any. model, work. Plants, Trees, Shrubs 686 (Second Floor) Read This and Hurry to eee rs Call Fe Sam. to # o Close in west side suburban WINE COLORED STUDIO, WAL- construc- LARGE WALNUT FINISH DESK, SHADE T Tell cee &) GAL” ELEC. HEATER: Sit. aun P PiMp. ¢Ganeane ELEC. WLR SUGAR AMAPLE. doing ealapa coffee table, Call FE 42400. Corner of Pike Birmingham for Values 54x28", modern walnut twin bed nut noel ‘Auto, Gas heater. motor, 40 value sightly marred “aise eo frame. _MA_ 6-600, 41 Poplar. yorev4“ piaoting —— os We You Have to See to sinks & fittings crate ae= units with up gas Complete hens WHIRLPOOL GAS ORyes. aU- oa year. 2 OPEN COIL BED SPRINGS, 2 ae see i feucate gis heat, wa vl don—_ sinc iia pumps. MMiche toes = was equipment, rea! ha bY. ar estate. En — lot and busi- Loans: to $500 it pice rere) 2% years Just like MI Very clean. OR 3-533 4. preme. _Bew, $109.05, _mattresses. Appreciate ae Piuorescent, 383 Orchard La. , e106. : beat Fe’It buat» pene Avatiable about April ore. oF LIVING ROOM “CHAIRS, 1B RO- ness, 000, reasonabie YOU ALWAYS PAY AT Las. FIRST ualh Fr. BATH- with fast service and on @ repay-ed yellow and 2 deep rose. i STRAIGHTENING PRESS. : terms Excellent condition, $30 each, FE Wats ANYTHING YOU. WANT 4 BEDROOM GIVEAWAY ‘BUD’ Nicholie ~~ "Fer ‘Sale Pets oO ment plan suited to your income. tubs. rade Herp were | inch screw, 36-inch bed. $100, CAN BE FOUNDA - 32x31 yan ad sinks, rd Patio le Ra. ._ Ortomvilie ‘Roy Annett Inc. tables, $1.08 ig Gen book- ROOM SUITE. ECE headboard beds, Sactee. fromge gia We invite you to visit our new. modern office where friendly, Kutt heuer” piDio, i sot SIS, mane 1 OERMAN SHEPHERD ate _4 months, $20. FE @-l0@, ease complete, Aas royal blue a Best offer, _MUlberry _ on, a cone sovarnace $24; refrigerators $25 up; ranges as & elec, $5 up; beds, sizes _Big —— service awaits you. Or $238 3 PIECE MAHOGANY SUITE, Beaver, = FOR BALE. ONE COLEMANNOIL furnace with thermostatoon ¥FE_ 5-120 FE_2-1372 © MO. OLD MALE Gi BEAGLE, iis. phone FE 56-6121 for your needs DRAWER CHEST ON CHEST i were Peace 8-0466 “LORD'S'S SPECIALS up; rows! Legiie Fleisher, Manager. Berke- = a VANITY DESK, MIRROR AND BED. Talbot Lumber LEASE onR SELL LARGE EQUIP-Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 up; new chrome b pag on rf fit" Coss _Uhe espace. MI 6-026. ley Voss, President. i Pe oy e CAGES, ti uf ped commercialeoiel deb gas sta- oa dinette set 0.) .i..... : pe. CLOSEOUT PRICE $139i2 up;a: tots so tion, outdoor a ykarea. Main street near town Pontiac Home & Auto Box 15 sof A 4 . eu! . we sed TV's, from 62495 ....... up. tla * e Sore BPS. 0 B 1. __Press, ide-a-bed, from $130.05 ..... up. $359 BLOND MAHOGANY co hi satin’ Pi Aco 103 O1 Partridge Used Bloves be 8TORE ROOM FOR RENT, SUIT- res ~ any business, 375 Auburn 32-0414 eves FE 2-5219 iy SUITE, FINEST Loan Company a cee USE, OUR EASY aYueRT LORD’S EAUTIFUL 6 BLE DRAW- LAY-A-WAY PLAN Furniture and Appliances Wee ber. sel], trade anything. Come 128 W. Huron st FE Fc 2 acres = of Doors ER DRESSER, LARGE PLATE 7 =N. Perry Street GLASS MIRROR, 5. WER iadineas Opportunities 51 (Second ri : CHEST. WITH AR CHEST _ Hours: § to 5; Baturday # to 1 BOTTOM DRAWER AND BED. __“Where Wrigiey’s Used to Be’ MAHOGANY TABLE 425i. HAND 1s THE “BIRD* TO SEE Berry tee] overhead factory sec- ends, All «i and — Large $35 up. A ree AILY @ — ® SUNDAY 12 TO 5 ee SUPER SERVICE 8TA- CLOSEOUT $219.50 = Sey Sa = ‘ood ace m, low in- rubbed. Buffet, Table top gas TODAY'S SPECIALS 30173. | ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 60 | this 10acre lake front SELL yee CASH NOW stove. PE 2- or @ | ee ol men ot “Aewere Auburn $26 BLOND BIRCH GROUP. VANITY DESK M50 M ' | BUY TO MAHOGANY “TWIN BED, 01! $ Rd., Rd. r _— on A oo iY eatparti |60) guests at DRAWER DESK Tesort, Liquor bar end dining PAY LATER PLAN MIRROR AND BED 7 ARTRIDGE 18 THE. IRD" a _TO SEE. For S Sale Miscellaneous overlooks the 12,000 NE ONLY lake. Here there is almost every Get cash you need now... Pav | kind of recreation imaginable. later in Stoning dt amounts you can °$159.50 room acre BEAUTY SALON penmews location — ,, ERATOR, p_. CUBIC old. oe ween ALLL TYPE. ELECTRIC SUMP _ft, Only 3 afford. Phone, write or come in. Close to many year around «MAHOGANY NEEDLEPOT MATCHING BENCH FREE yre. Pr biehrented. repaired and sold. | tourist attractions $35.000 down. 25 | Come tn and let us show you the BENEFICIAL OTHER aoe TO CHOOSE dining chairs. Also lady's Vic- ee tring, will a ork with buyer until torian type ‘rocker, GRe vat ADJ BLE AREA WALLS familiar with cilentele. — or} pictures. 4-6837. “DINING ROOM BASEMENT WINDOWS eT s . PE 4-5260. after FINANCE CO. ARIETY STORE. PATENT MAPLE BUNK 5 GIVE-AWAYS roved -heavily populated area of Pontiac. ! mb Ls mattress, “gis. M ortgage : Loans — 54 TECE BLOND OAK EXTEN-meri + lees. 860.0 Only plus +3232 7 W Lawrence 8t FE 23-9240 flor WATERfER HEATER, 30 GAL. Business Opportunities 51 spring menronre * 1 “gle VIE DICINE & soda fountain in - for use on hone ep | gross. MODERN, WELL EQUIPPED 2 POUR STURDY COAL & BUILDING SUPPLY CO. MArraG™ WASHING MACHINE “LOANS $600 to $1,500 bay major oll station for lease Locat on @ Pontiac main streét. ; 81 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-710) - - pa New writin mw Flee pep td over. | NORTHERN TAVERN on main ANCHOR. FENCES hauled Just like _hew. FE_ 2-0000 FE 5-5531 $69.50 highway west of Tawas. Gross- ing over $30000 per year Full VARIETY STORE No money down ha! A 3 ROOMS Or FURNITURE. TAKE over paym Balance of $656, _FREE_ESTIMEE } ATES. 51471, price of 825,000 includes butldin ‘ ae PINE DINETTE DROP Lake front home 6n main hieh- MOTOR care ipanatn i eel extra income. Only 313.000 30 GAL. Evecraic WATER HEAT: AF alee TABLE WITH $20 8 pot 810 _West 4th 8t, way in growing Somme ity. Will improvements. tically -dow new. er, good cond , $23. OR 3-0132 3 To rough-in or enclose POUR C TAS . trade Auburn Rd. MAYTAG WASHER | ‘LIKE “NEW PE 4420 ELECTRIC” houses partly constructed E ONLY PANGUS “1919 M15) | IWARD E. PARTRIDGE $100. EM_ 3-8510. ATTE} NTION HOLLINGSHEAD VARIETY ‘NORGE REFRIGERATOR. 4 Store, 7 miles out Baldwin, Arm-USED 4. To bulld @ garage of on Ds "Phone Ortonville 132 Collect home PRE-SPRING floor cove — paints, Phone 1-802: WATER HEATERS (REALTOR FE 4-3581 | freon unit only 2 yesre old, strong second mortgag GOOD FAMILY --RESTAURANT, Lac NEW LOCATION AT pply 209 National Building $ PIECE “SOLID MAPLE DROP | Ist takes it. OR 32131 CLEARANCE _ Pontiac _or phone FE Rise CRM. iat and truck top doling good busi- 44729 LEAF TABLE. 4 8TURDY IT’S SPRING! Cleanup Time Is Here Ness modern living quarters 150 miles N of Pontiac on busy pe NORGE ~ REFRIGERATOR. LATE HURON BT | 1". BLOCKS WEST “OF CHAIRS mode). 8 cu cel excellent con- ONE ONLY dition. $65. MT 6-1300 Call after 4pm. OR 3-835 Swaps 55 REAL ESTATE & BU SINFSSES Lat tole oS 12 ft ade af way $59.50 OAKLAND OOUNTY’S LAROEST ina on all used inaiker: me in and see our new deco- GROCERY STORE. BEER & THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN Heense ir Hed fixtures. 48 ‘Put-MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE 8E Ts allor wel ath) 2n4-2xG-2n8-2210 — ed rations —featuring the new “Level-1 RENCE. Open Eve. 7 to ® @ ROOM HOME NEAR DOWN-| nam. FE 3 LAIMED BRICK-83 hundred town Pontiac, full japan coal FROM on™ interior pelt. VENTILATING 1Fane FOR Chests, tabies. thal sks, book-New flush doors—from HARDWARE. eae LOCATION _ Sale Land Contracts: 32 A heat. Equity for car or any-CHURCH'S INC. oe Ones herbage second ecabl- 20 years. Write Pontiac Press bre, Urabevalue, Call FE 5-6175, ask OCCASIONAL TABLES forces vate oes«es 7 aetel otr . 107 8. Squirrel Rd FE 2-0233 ions pot eal fall chimes at Box Ti. _Rhorescent” values. tor broker HOTEL DINING| ROOM ~CONCES-FLOOR_ SANDERS aap POLISH-roups .and odd e -: Thompson, 6 8 Ferry 100 others of tables. matching Pick &C PAL NT STORE ts ity serelleF om au Ve JET WATER PUMPS,$6995. G. A. eareneen, 3%) «(Orchard £1,400 DISCOUNT _ sion for sale FE 2-4395 __ ers For pest. Com line of 6.49 COCKTAIL TABL Es, $1456 143 Oekiand Ave ‘ye _S-o069 New 14.00 Property sold for $7759 Balance 1 floor finish if RCA wee a ONSOLE TV. We carry a complete _ of nalls, KITCHEN CcABiier sins Baw. | ~* WI NDOWS AND $5,000 DC xt — due §7.000 at $70 ets month, Cua | bidg. boards. roofing shingles, titul 42. 906 =Falue, Auto Wash Bullding and property | be bought for $5,600 BAR NI: S “HH. ARDWARE a ons .oe i. . siding and tneul aaa and tn eoem KITCHEN CABINETS 100x150 ft. on 8 Saginaw St 742 W Huron St 8AME REDUCTIONS QUALITY | an Ne PON "I ‘i ost) ons Freee” =: = uote build-Also * wavetel Sein and meomigeg at terrific values, 3Mich Windows -dow’ nang, Terms to responsible buyer. R.A Edw. MM. Stout, Realtor 4 §20-15 TIRES & TUBES 1 000 MATCHING TABLES AS LOW: | Walton, Cor Joslyn. FE 2-2257 slidere . 5 _Sadow WOodward §-6666 Owner miles Will vila jor motorcycle | AS $8.95 SU RPLUS $ fu AIBE R& TIN Saginaw 8&t Ph FE 5-8165 |9 PC MAHOGANY DINING ROOM {axe Ave. gy cabinets. PHA a months Open Eves. Till 8 30 Or sell FE | ; suite MI +2332 MATERIAL SALES CO. KNOTTY PINE “PANELING. @", 1854 PONTIAC oats UXE TAKE CUANTRSV CHATK>! 7-PIECE LIVING_ (ci Oak C Gane in and See Us on elder car and assume casings | §340 Highland Rd. (M50) OR 3-7092 LAND CONTRACT ON IAKE 50 ASSORTED, ALL STYLES Call FE 7-0%41 | mi) STANDARD OIL | FRONT HOME Balance only $7.-Values up to $5050 From $1850 ROOM GROUP BOY's 8HOE ROLLER SKATES Window Pric es—Our 28th iol he neon 60; Discount $1.521 Cost to jou 1951 OLDSMOBILE ~ Bt PER “88 Modern 2 piece suites, 2 modern size 5 Just Uke new, 6800, FE +8035 Year in Business $6,085 Top condition. New tires Take SUEaeneeeastapeUgpey eal =a is now taking dealer appiication: step tables Lichen eoliee ta- ever oleae and trade for any-IN\BLE LAMYS e ROOM. HOUSE TO BE TORN bulld an thing over a 1040 FE 2-4926 SAVE UP TO 509 PER en down of moved off FE 40058 for a modern 2-stall service sta ble 2 decor OXBOW WINDOW CO. tion Located in Ortonviije, & ' RAY OONEIE.. Realtor ee ‘AS LOW ALL FOR. 7 PAY ae KETT'S 1 Rd - BUILDING LOTS WORTH 8200. miles north of Clarkston 262 S Telegraph Rd Open 0 $400 accepted as trade in on used 5.00 BULLDOZER BUILDING SUPPLIES vo 34003 Phone FE 3-7103 or FE 5-202 MA 5-5611 ONLY $2 WEEKLY cars H J. Van Welt OR 3-1355 1962 — D2 CATERPILLAR. A-} This station ts located on M15. Co-operative Real Estate Exchange 616] Dixie Hwy Do It Yourself 61 _fecluded1 Ok’ 5 1440transport truck way. Particularly during the sum-20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. BAL-dition for 2whee] utility trailer | 42 Orchard Leake Ave.FFE 4-788) LADDER ‘BACKxCH SUPP COCKS AUD oP RInO. mer mos Fr 5-5o44 which is a heavily traveled high-FRIGIDAIRE ‘TRONER, NEW CON-A STORE FULL OF Pearson's Bank Furniture ance $8.4 payable at $75 month-BARGAINS FOR PENT ly, 6 per cent interest. Secured SWAP DOUBLE BED . ONLY FOR Whatever you need for any room | | Plastic Wall Tile...2c le BURMEISTER eee: MY 2-1881, ° This could be your opportunity to wall paper steamers = 7 by large 11 room home with ga-in your house. check our price | a single bed only Steam iron for ing garden tractor almost new, tags before you buy. Unclaimed Linoleum .... establish @ business with the la-| Teee. 2 extra lots and lake privi- bird cage stand MAple 5-534) test & finest ‘facilities avatiable, leses Cost sou $6,722 Clark Surplus Smee ee riedecse ee a 4x84" Plasterboard ......... 8 1.28 Airplane motor. | 7787, = py a i ae 1 WILL DENTAL 1-Way Mart Small investment required Co fi. -Res! Estate. 1362 W Huron Bt. GIVE SERVICES Har-ie bt Furniture "| White Enamel fee 4x8% Plasterboard . ........ 6 155 LAVATORIES. COMPLETE WITH zones Lake Ave. PE 5-615nancial assistance available. Ex. orf" evenings Ask for Mr Clark for that of a felieble lawn man Woodware. Birm. | Harold’ $ “p aint & Lino. 4x8'g Plasterboard $175 faucets, $24.50 value, $14.95. Also THA’ cellent renta) proposition ; Apply Pontiac Press Box 8! 4 Bic OCKS 4 ee: bathtubs, shower stalls at) 4u7% Plasterboard -$ 106 140 8. Saginaw St low prices, Me : SPECIAL $ acres, 3} bedroom ranch home EVE TILL 9 00 ‘3 PIECE BEDROOM ‘SUITE IN ed Michigan Piuorescent, 363 fae Been , WILE SWAP FOR FARM OR SELL. MI 41410 OPEN THUR, FRI. \ 4x10 and 4x12 also in stock fic values These are crate | Good land contract with a balance | _Orenara Lake Ave __0ee, male. FE 2 Modern 4 room semi-modern 2 BLOND DINETTE, 4 CHAIRS" AND | good condition. PE 32-4608 Why Not Investiate only 86300 fais | car garage Small barn. Chicken oe 0 bo @ OUT 3 READAND | _ table, $25. OR 32525 PHILCO 9 CU FT. REFRIO, “EX-23 ib. Crown Coat In. Q .... $228 TINOLEUM....39¢YD.|_ coop 10 miles from Pontiac The Possihiltties Today? ) ton * cellent condition $40 FE 60837 24 ib Joint cement in Q . $722 breeding cages PE 47186. _Adams Rd MY 2 2004 BOTTLEGAS _ 3c FLOOR as ‘(ox9) fe right gn canal at Crescent Lake | PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE, 259 ft. joint system .... 83% 4c WALL TIL : Cameras, Equipment 61A CANARIES = New low price Com picte instal- lation Only $10 plus gas Kenyon Call WOocddard 2-5870, ext. 203 “Property in excellent condition‘ For Sale Clothing — 50 neariy new, reasonable. 244 Cot-250 «ft. perforated tape... § 90 ae ee ele ainrare sas $165 GAL. ee se) coe Ask for Mr | tage after 4 pm, 80 Ib. bag of gyprolite ... aA WEIMARAWERS. 2% “MOS OLD. FREEZ Me GAL. 8 to 4.30 Mon. thru Fri. or Lin-£7 litter ae on, Fueigas OR 3-240] 6 ib bag of lime : 60 any BUPFET AND CHINA CLOSET. | PRE -E ASTER SPECIAI. 4x8 gtd. Masonite $258 Mi TH’ S 257 S. Saginaw "Evrent s CAMERA SHOP MAN'S BLUE sein tamu ater # ym H. BROWN, Realtor YOUNG NAVY SUIT $40. Call FE 2-310) 4x8 fir per $545 §7_W, Huron, ss (WFP 5-66 Btudio couch ae $20.00 2 button gabardine aah oe Like 4xi'," ply $395 re : | pe Huron Ph FE 2-4810 COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITE, Table gas ri | $26 00 LIONEL ‘ AMERICAN ~~ WEIMARANER AT STUD. new, $20. Phone OR 3-5 cheap 17 in TV, 625 Gas stove, Walnat bdrm. poor de sien aol $35 00 Ix6 fir board per M $79 00 _ Sale Musical, Goods “62 cal — * ch tl "—T hdl 2 Money to Loan 53 1x8 pine boards per M ..... $78.00 _ FLYER TRAINS ereAY OR Rollaway Bed $10 00 $30 FE 5-2766 ware F agora ALL PET (@tate Licensed Lenders) DRESSES, 83. ~ SUITS, $35 AND r pecs breakfast se’ $12 60 100 ft. bag 2° insulation $425 Authorized factory service and ANTO NTO PEDRINELLT ‘VIOLIN, COMPLETE DINING ROOM 3560 Elizabeth Lake Rd Modern machi $15 00 on factory analywer SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE Good condi-Drop head Thraadie “sewing genuine factory parts. Free test _.Year 1700, $125, FE §-6036 formals, $3 Size 1¢ sufte. Table, buffet and 6 chairs MAKE SURE ITS tlon FE 5-9355— Very good cendition FE 42782 Dogs Trained, Boarded 170 reasonable rent | Hellpwood frames. $ 5 05 TASKER'S 63 W. HURON &8T. GIRL 8 SPRING COAT. BONNET after & pm for ambitious 35,000 Families Odd Davenport $10 00 BURMEISTFER MAN'S WRISTWATCH, $2725: ROL-FREE! FREE! FREE! Boden, Box 6056 Sire 2 Misc girl's ttems Sires CASH FOR yOu FURNITURE © New metal wardrobe $12 56 boos, CATS BOARDED poos . in gomt cond FE ex chronometer stop wateh, just Free aptitade accordion test to Dearborn § Mich. or Call LO or toais OR 3-217 New innerspring mattresses $15 85 a Burr-Bheil, 375 8. Tele- 5-60 . z | New cotton mattresses & 995 gre N Johnson back from Rolex factory in Bwite-any boy er girl who would ifke to Recommend ety Northern Lumber Co etiand C ely guerar nee join oar accordion school for this | cepa Dayne STEEL HAWAIIAN Opportunity | once -a-month parments PVT PARTY WANTS Oe? USEL snd vacuum cleaners Have your BATHROOM FIXTURES, YOUNGS-NEW AND USED FURNITURE _ cutting ‘alfalfa, rE §-1039 EACH MY #7iT2 furnaces: Oil, gas gcter 8 oe in very good You get full amount. No girl's clothing, size 3 and 4 Also oid sewing machine converted to Retrigerstors, SOFT ICE CREAM STORE coal water and goon ame _ cond. POR BALE: ALL TYPES OF electric, Also new and used. Call = 3} steam heating and coo! deductions boy's clothing, size 3 and 4 |=CHILD $ FOR LEASE hay, Will deliver OA 6-364. CHEST, UPHOLSTERED automatic water heater, FE +2400 _ heaters for _bovasetretiors and PIANO” siee )REPAIRG, MR. 2.3296 ter ou straight-beck chair Tank ids hardware electrical supplies. cottages. Term RE-BUILT VACUUMS ~_GUARAN: | ESTABLISHED GOINGBUBUSINESS Oxford. OA 8-2925. HAY FOR CEMENT WORK, ait $3695 & ee TAILOR MADE SUITS. vacuum, 2 table lamps, chil Crock and tile, galvanized 3a00 Gregory Rd, T | TRAILER EXCHANGE __vE 2-3200 teed parts, ali makes 956 Myrtle cop- y. COST OF BORROWING at PIANO TUNING Na ad up OR 35053 E tpe and fittings. Lowe Bros Gesk 20° three-whee! bike Child _Giegenvitie. SMALL CAPITAL REQUIRED | Buckners 18 Ess HA N NEW LUMBER $70 uM ALSO % ne. ee S21 YOUNG WOMANS CLOTHING. kiddie car Phone FE #1482 after '@ CU FT, REFRIGERATOR 36 Pag erp ribet 2685 | YOU THINK of beef MA 5-0666 ANO RVICE. ING AND 1 tm g®s range. Philco radio For Sale ILivestock 32 Coat it pone 3 12 Excellent WE ALSO HAVE STORES FOR q pm Call FE | | greph, 3 speed changer 3806 Fa-NEW & C8ED PORTABLES. WILL _repair. OW. kelly, Oniande. 3-3114. COLDSPOT DEEerReez® Seta Se “$50 05 included. SALE, COMPLETE, INCL. LAND Cet. neeced cash quicki? i BUILDING AND SOCEMENT PHONE TODAY OPERATE coat eee ber at Winding Dr OR 3-583 adjust, off and grease any make abst ale A Reotdles’later All, WITH mo Hoids 475.1 $150 7 pe mapie ‘set FES-48t4 | Sines to build tm from [oubie sinks from $995. G. osA BEAUTIFUL AMER SADDLE i= i from Buekners iriendiy twin eurese | REFRIGERATORS LAST YEAR'S | sewing machine within @ radius) | Tt. bred Lies 8 Also beaut, saddie and bridle, OR 3-7184__ of 10 miles for oniy $2 Parts ex-) FULL SEASON. joan companr. DINING ROOM) SUITE, REFRIG-| >t Models! Ome of America # hex |” (bom pen 0 Se | | Sale Household Goods 57 guaranteed | BEEF AND PORK. AND! Le mia Gee Sn a cred: errsroar Fre 47919 834 Auburn =| Gatacees iar} E. Huo- erator. gas stove. bed. spring, | prancs Perfect. new HALF account. y AND USED | ron CHINCHILLAS REG ANT and mattress 45 Earlmoor lier tas la ittiel merel then @ quarters Opdyke Market, FE Phone FE 446 MR. CALLAHAN No reasonable offer declined w ROTARY! re POWER A nu eile E TNADIO8 $6 ce Buckner aoe Office Equipment 63 DROP-LEAF EXTENSION TABLE | used machine Michigan Fluores-tL AN 8-050 ue LERS POWER, SPRAYERS a ae | | ord plasvers; $T: ae 4 «baits ol au vores cent, 303 Orchard Lake Are SMALL BURRO SLICK ROPER. t deposit wil} boid* one. Time Boo qunge chair 2-3 cae parments axauable WF Miller -— RERUILT WASHING CHIN "Ck De aii makes slldloes), MAC gle Black parade saddje Other sad- FE 42853 | Finance Co. DUNCAN PHYPF TABLE AND 4) OSE Oors arden end ~L&wh Racipment. CHECK WRITING MACHINE. Pah AF APT. S817 F “GAS BTOVE AND es ia | | hurner counter top electric _ used FE 2-0000 _marter, never hairs FE Woodward north of 14 | trie $99 N Johnsen, FE 8189 A vos come trie Pay eel “EES Ls 1593 8 ii STEIN cow AND ) ONE stove FE 44648 Mile Rd Rirmingham, MI ‘46-8876 NDR ~ -CON = ai = : ; as with the new Berry Stee omt-a- steer for sale 4020 Squirre) tear Five Potnt_ Ree young APPTTANCES F As rs DR ten EXCL COND OPIECE BEDROOM way Ws ditplay at our office DROP HEAD TYPEWRITER or VALED PIPE. _Fad GUL Ane ED Siena i ireh tnist Offices are ocated TRADE -Iss hie 2 desk, 32250. $35 at Auto ‘Wachers HOOR BALES” COo | uee jen ft Ind F : a . uF Ciortrs DRYER ; LF TE nitro 83 _ Wanted L ivestock ie % ne _23 : E ASS C—BOWM LING Pontiac Floor National Bidg Wringer machers elaitcedsa iF n stead ionaikealuenif i et& (cls Beau aeAy 1 a 371 S$ Paddockddd c — FE “02 z v MBING. SUPPI ¥ $39 95 up | ~ ROY — TT. luc. Refricerateres ated on main highway near 172 ‘8 Saginaw FE 5.2106 Drayton Plains. 4512 Disie Hay $795 up! igan Fiiorescent. 383 Orchard drawers 2 nae lamp a CAM ACTION PUNCH PRESS 2% EF Huron » room apart-Vacuum cleaner WANTED TO RUY: PIGs , AND Beeutiful @ ment included, excellent building! Rov s Repiacementits jook like mew Lengthen rour @a-hogs Forrest Jones_ _MAple 5-5206 and modern equipment $20,000 Service, 96 Oakland ee [ELECTRIC RANGE KexMore AlL-L FOR S17). p AY ep Le ae race Put el be garage doors. Bey City. Parts &! Lake Ave i ( x on class ike new. Will OLD GARAGES REPAIRED TO Open Tresisgs end Bun 1-4 Walled Lake 230 Barnston down for everything. Will consid.’ (next to bank: APT SIZE #4 BURNER FULL wa-her 5 pe mapie dinette set "ss "EF _Terma FF. 4 For Sale Poultry 74 er home or land contract ip oven Enterprise stove. @ months! Sale Store _Equipment 64 Cail after 2 pm. 104 Minos st. | ONLY $2 \\ EEKLY _W, Huron _ oe —— trade. old $85 MY 3-3302 | FRIC IDIARE AUTOMATIC WASH-| Pearson's Bank Furniture 30 GAL. OIL BURNING — WATER Utica 45462 Van Drke ONE 18 FT om initoe DEEP /One block North across from bank freeve and two 875-20 truck tres, | WHITE EMDEN GOSLINGS. OR- BENDIX 17-IN. TV “MAHOGANY vears old EMpire 3-2622 | 42 Orchard Lake Ave FE 4¢-7881| heeter $20 FE 5-7674. _ of inch Luther saw FE 46-3838 der nuw for April delivery. 1343 FOR SALE STANDARD COMPUT-BAR—LIVING console, with % doors, new pic-es a SIZE ELEC 8TOVE. GOOD SINGER CONSOLE. ROUND BOB-| CIRCLE FLUORESCENT FIX. ing scale FE 43057 Oxbow Leake Road, two miles PHELPS ELECTRIC HARDWARE. north of Commerce. ture tube, exe elles condition cand with new burners, $35. FE bin. Late mode| Take over hal-tures, newest, brightest and most caine supplies, OR $1217 OR GROCERY STORE FIXTURES OUAR TERS GET CASH QUICKLY $6995) MI 6-130 _ TA oe | ence of $54.48 at $9.98 per month modern trpe of apis foies kite h- for sale cheap. Some like new. 290 Tarern with ring quarters on BENDIX ELE CURIE DRY | | 6 months. Or ¥y total of ens, dinettes, oom ret | N Paddock Sale Farm Equipment 76 main hwy, to Bay City Straight FREEZER 84 48 Dealer, FE 8-15 reation rooms rit} 95 Taiee ah BS ~ pacnoup jWAECEINO co | New, fully guaranteed. Decivery, | 2301 Dinle Hw FE 59108 MODERN GROCERY s8HELVING Up to $500 bar, no tood. Will consider trade SINGER CONSOLE SEWING Slightly factory marred Call at and instalied No down payment ft. Two 18 ft. islands. 2 Bunt | 1953 FORD TRACTOR NEW EN- 1948 to 1955 cars Ering your ¢] per week Maytag Washer, late | 1054 11 Cu Ft Cheet b chine $40 OR 27-6707 7 Complete Hydraulic pump. factory showrooms. Michigan Flu , PAINT ROCA & PAN FREE witt purchase of gal, of more Troughs adding machines. 1 Na gine MICHIGAN BUSINESS titie: Most deals closed in 30 | mode! A-1 condition. $39. a | Nationally Advertised \SPECIAL EUREKA VACUOM ..°'eMenl 383 Orchard Jake Ave ional cash register 2 meat scales no repalr needed, Must be basis Cilddens Bored Satin. Warwicks, Loans also mace on fur-| MY 33711. 7 ; ir- I cleaner $4995 Floor mode! $46 95 i aa hy 1 Beavadore beer cooler At frm: =| to appreciate. 411 Smith &t., SALES CORPORATIC VN | | miture. signatures and other se-| pee co R BR MUNRO 160 W Huron * . CLOSEOUT 2078 Orchard Lake THE ne tion of original cost. 3377 Auburn mingham 1673 8 hg BB Rd. piece dining room MYrtie' a s STOVES BOUGHT, sOLD, EX-= . PES eA TEN Jt SALI Ra. _Auburn Heights FF, 54-2401 t BIRDSEYE BEDR‘ oom | nae “Yo { | curtlies. HN Opdyke eae i ie t raterior irch doors 4Ax06x* FE 5-922! | changed Turner's. 602 Mt Clem-| tyscord $559 cash and carry AAA oo THRU ‘56 _? 6553 — ee House paint 2 gaijon . mo 8 FT sae piereay CAS- Piene ol noe | FRIGIDAIRE CABINETS. NEW. ens FE 2-801 } App UES Co. 1488 Bai¢win 2nd gation at te $25 FE 44900, or FE LEES at our front door half price. For complete kitchen | = ee xe +2543, Oakland Two galinns for _ 5000 ee NEW FURNITURE | TRADE ELECTRIC RANGFS FOR — = Clinton AL sawe, $150 & lg ON M59 ash & car at terrific sales | _Cal_efter 7 pm MI 44717. ___ | Gas ranges RB. MUNRO, 106) CORN CRIB. DOO HOUSE, 3 Rubber base paint, al. These are new ‘66 models. We oing | Halitree, $3.6: end tabies, $149. FRIOMAInE ELECTRIC REFRIO | | Ww _Huron large gates and other misc. ar | tee Jer or pan le Sale Sporting eods 65 ailow top prices for your od Gas station and garage @ unfinished chairs, $2.95, 5 drawer erator eu cap xcellen VELVET RUGSe756 | ticles. MAple 6-716 1 gal. Protcee or pan $3.90good business. 4 room apt condition $30 Gas range, four TWO 0x12 LVET RUGS $75.| ~ ae -acres of nice wooded jand,“| Loan Co. unfinished chests, $12 95, maple | _Phone FE 2-2466 efter 8 pm. “49 FORD MOTOR. | TIRES "AND LOOR SHOP ours -BUY -SELL -TRAD fand rotary tillers, 3% HP, 4 walnut finished chests, $17.95, | burner, oven broiler, 2 broiler, 2 tiller, with reverse. We many possibilities, Full price 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. | _parts s. FE after § $27,000. OO terms, EM 23-0301. ; apt dition. $50, Call FE 32-7563 Jsed refrigerators, $7495. Used GUNS-BUY-SELL-TRADE -riding e, $5 05 daven-storage drawers. Excellent con-| UsED-ELECTRIC RANGE. $35. 998. Saginaw St. |Open ® to ® Manley Lac co 10. Bagley St. 129.50 up. gat. DRAW T ITE “HITCHE Ss Soke LIGHTSIN EARLY ve $29.95. 3 pec GE RANGE. GOOD CONDITION, | ‘otpoint auto, washer, $60 American Lanterm, Old reliah Burr-Shell, :378 8. Telegraph tractors, all implements dinette, $34.95; mattresses 812 9 $i5 Maple 5 drawer chest $30 Used TV's, $2695 and up rita CHROME OR CADMIlM Coach and. Candie Lantern de-MAN'S REG. SET +o SPALDING Rotary ‘awn mowers, Fatrbanks- sofa beds, $4450; Rollaway beds, Radio and Appuasce Ww PLATED Morse 2l-in, riding mowers, Get 4 EE 2-9206 -Cedar chest, $10 FE 2-225t. rigns Als@ most complete selec-. complete $1785 3 pct bedroom. Huron. FF 41133 The kind that bert ce the frame _!rons _$40, OR. our price CC. Schue LOANS $13 TO $500 G E. §TRATOLINER DELUXE of all makes of tion of Mghts for every. room inBAXTER & OM ERR stove. Deep weil, auto, time set TRADF-IN-DE Pr F. £. Bowiend ws ‘pixte Hryy the horse at terrific values Mich- ¢. suites, $40.50, @x12 linoleum rugs. MEN'S Pon ROLLER Reel type lava Seowee. $129. 4 W. Lawrence 8t 41538 $595. @x12 imported Beigian ruc* All features Excellent condition ivan Pluorescent, 383 Or c hi ara skates, size 8, $25, Call bl Shp $79 95 bunk beds & springs Occasional chairs . 8 AOS L whe Ave John Bean. garden & orchard / $150 MI 73-0147 __ re me Le es TEAGUE FIX NCE CO. $2995 Pearson's Bank Furniture Recon Vac. Sweeper....... $ 905 “MERCURY MOTORS sprayers. 2 HP, reg $150, special . 202 N. MAIN . 202 N. MAIN pon TABI FE. edu! ING MACHINE _Farmers Gas Station, : up FE + 6736 6 pc. dining rm suite $30 95 SALES AND REPAIRS 42 Orchard Lake Ave. next to GooD Spe TV SETS $20 AND Jone. dinette set a $19 95 NEED A EINAYCE “ SHORT-CLT TO “ SHORT-CLT TO 2 nc living sm. suite $19.95 FIXER? Order Classifipd | at Sel Bie tee BSS. ANDERSON HDWE. LOANS $23 to (300 ano £400 B. F_ Goodric A 118 1 Garner =e EM 31-4437 Metal dresser . $17 OB ads to sell, rent. fird a! 2182 8. TELEGRAPH , ROCHESTER, MICH. BI Fac HEBD MAHOG. SPINET PI-Hl FE SYSTEMS $5 60 value framed is fetuses Ss of CASH: Classified Ads! AUTOS deep freere, "Qone" Originally c: , 35 in. “ vy 6 i oan1 | LIVESTOCK $425. Also modern table IRONER. GENERAL ELECTRIC. IN good job, FE 2818 1, the} aire ¢ ular, All vebene) fterns FREE PARKING FOR 100 CARS ' HOUSEHOLD GoobDs Cost $50. All like new. 1 new condition, used 1 year, $49. WYMAN’S | like bi . Florence. Week days 8:30 to 5.36 E28isl. , ‘Ph. ter OL 6OTl1. OL 1-701 45, a8. Edith, call after 7:30 p.m. 1g W Pike FE +1122 Want Ad number! Watkins Lake, Or 5 Sunday 6 em, w 2 p.m, 2 one ae | F; é is : | ee . ee Te Se ye A Cet Gay emer en iy BR Li gil sean alias ell — UWENTY-EIGHT THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY. MARCH 27, 1956.) [ oe | ; Sh Yorn titretn 76] For Sale Housetrallors78| Wanted Used Cars_68|SLICE OF HAM rn For Sale Cars 9f| For Sale Cars 91 = “mg | Trailer | Sgaeaeais | The Wind |tieeeerer!| GOOD BUYS Exchange Blew = gecans corer ~ ee peasy + MOTOR fas! TN A-} USED CARS All Our vg SPECTACULAR! > , DETROITER GREAT LAKES SALES ~— Prices Bere NO PAYMENTS ‘til ‘8 Sieve Fe . BEEMER CORNER PIKE — ae6 s,, Used= > eae fopon es = ‘Wanted Used Trucks 89 t/ 35 Pontiac ....<...$1865 ee || stock No. PARTS STORE goo tUSED % TON PICKUP. 54 Dodge 2 dr......$H95 18 —Chevie or Ford. FE 5-6761. @ 8. Tele araph 54 Pontiac Wagon. .$1465 Sales open sre. & Se D.m. ~For Sale Trucks _— 90 2986 ‘54 Ford 4 Dr. Sed.. .$ 895 @ ‘mission. ‘4 CHA . GOOD CONDI-‘54 Ford 2 dr. Dlx... .$945 Wary een ae ay RE “Heaaortas Shei, $2,009 fa “ price. ORiando ery, In good condition. ya ya | 1953 CHEVROLET SEDAN peu. '53 Ford 2 dr. 8: ieee aie oe to Plymouth 2996 ‘53 Pont. Chf. 8 4 Dr. $745 ber. Pricedsell. Call PEE 3-1021. '53 Cl. Cpe. $845 2705 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego “PING BROS. ~ Rent Trailer Space 79 "85 PACKARD EATRICUN BLUE, $3 Dodge 4 dr.....4 pe loaded low Se a wih —. a CH CHAIN §SAWS: DROP pi oa and heater, PONTIAg OPDYRERD. At Arete: | Sanat ges har 53 Chevie ........-. yer Cham-3114 ‘53 Ford 2 Dr. R&H. .$ 695 52 Plymouth Wagon. $645 very cane Meat feat onnettt Fra eae, ont Vilage: | Just vour ear or truckdo 5-3678. ; "52 De Soto Cl. Cpe.. . $645. , MAZURE ee ore = Mie i Birminghas, aes Accessories 80 Haskins Chev. *52 Dodge 4 dr.......$595 MOTOR SALES 3076 “52 Stude. 4 Dr..... .$ 310 South Bivd. at Woodward, FE : 4-058? “Mich. Chain Saw Distr. | ¢ & WW. LASS Piste Highway of Mis ’§2 Ferd 2 dr. 8......$595 ein 1953 PONTIAC DR. R H, Ques Ht wille you, watt, pen ites “tt @ "51 Chevie. 2 dr...,.. .$389 tires. 31,000 miles. Call Lake | 2989 ’52 Merc. Spt. Cpe.. .$ 650 Ae LS ProtOL, 34511 _Orion. MY 35661. glass yree | of to , 1960 CHEVIE % TON PICKUP. 51 Ford 2 dr. 8......$385 NOW IS THE TIME TO _SerPREY Plymouth Jack Opes Saturday U: ul 4. OOcEPPRE “Fone | SALES ‘51 4 dr... .$295 W. Haupt BUY YOUR OR NEW 3151 ‘53 Plymouth 2 Dr.. .$ 565 ’48 Forddr.......:..$95 122 Oakland Ave FE 47066 | igs) DODGE % TON EXPRESS. For Sale Tires 8080-A > erred res very good. RIEME 4 NSCHNE IDER Pontiac Sales USED FARM OR IN- DUSTRIAL TRAC-DODGE-PLYMOUTH | 1956 Pontiac demo's mpany car 3109 ‘53 Ghev. 210 2 Dr.. .$ 645 WHITE eral Gase HOW LARE, INC. | TORS, PLOWS, -Hera to spell, easy to deal wit. ao mi ea appt $17.05 “plus at Ex. rchard Lake Rd, Keego Saginaw FE 2-013 selection. f | ‘BLADES, HARROWS, slang eaad the spring rush! ad ‘| _change,8. SaginawFE 40687. | 1954 GMC 1902.4 a HUDSON. PDR, NEN TRA Main Clarkston 603 NEW a a 3122 ‘51 Olds S 88 2 Dr. .$ 595 DISCS, DIGGERS AND miss good cond -Can have Open Muights” “til 9; MAple a ‘orate weharees PONTIAC 1956 4 DE. HARDTOP. iss4 G i952. 4 _____ For Sale Cars _ Be _For Sale Cars — on Reas. PE 44050. LOADERS 14 GM ) DUMP. wheeler — with steady year WE HAVE -A_ VERY job. OR 6. S Ww OODWARI D FOR RACE | DRIVERS. om 5PONT. 13125 ‘53 Olds S 88 4 Dr. .$1095 around 3-1005, Birmingham ___ MI 4-410 coupe, with roll bars. $100. Phone, GOOD SELECTION OF OR 3-Tees. 1956 HUDSON RAMBLER 4 DOOR. LOOK! Choice. National | USED EQUIPMENT 1650 PONTIAC DEL.2 DR.¢ CLEAN car Harry Riggins. 1 3-7542. | Wale.OW wen Pull 1954 3016 ‘54 Pontiac 4 Dr. ...$ 995 Cots,own PRICED VERY REA- Standard Bises. NEW CAR Motor Sales SONABLY. ED WILLIAMS Ford F. 250 LETS TRADE. cae gy SAYS TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS STOP IN AT 825 WOOD-— “51.5. Saginaw at Raburn ‘85 Cad. Hardtop Shar 344 TON EXPRESS We will sell you a car, HOT ROD. BEST OFFER. EXTRA | '54 & ‘51 Cad. 62, full ower _____ Auto Service _ 81 TRADE-INS WARD AND SEE OUR parts. OR 3-6121 "54 Bulek Hardiop e 1956 Chrysler New Yorker 4-dr., OLIVER 55 GAS ANDi 7. 4 Speed Transmission 280 hp, special hard-top trim. even if your credit has MERCURY ‘55 MONTCLAIR CON-| (54 and ‘63 Fords V-8 Cony 13077 ‘51 Nash Ra'b’r 2Dr. $ 295 ‘fh power, steering, been turned down else-vertible, Yellow and black. #009 | 34 Chevy. Bel Air, full power DIESEL TRACTORS, CaS OMG TE brakes, Fi miles, Power steering brakes, | 159 & "54 Vord airiane. 1 own. shine Hood Phone FE where.” drive, radio, rear « windows, Auto Executives car. | {93 Packard Patrician, sharp THE O.C, 3 CRAWLER $695 FOR ASS01 AS Like new, $2,445. Midwest 43057. : a Fivmouths: reasonable 13066 ‘49 Ford 82 Dr. ..... $125 heater, Premium Nylon: whitewall TRACTORS . WITH For Salee | 83 tires. Beautiful super two-tone ‘oa MERCURY HARDTOP, LIKE | ‘52 Ponts, black Cata. Sai Motorcycles péint, plus eet 3too numer-Radio. heater, automatic | 9 +53 Fo i. YORR PARTS AND BACK HOES, BULL}, ous to mei transmission. White walls. Black | ‘52 ang ‘51 Nashs $39.50 DA. aed Maroon Really a beautiful FINNANCING ARRANGED 3063 ‘S0 Ford 82 Dr. .... > 165 — Harley Davidson. oehag I acd erez POZERS AND LOAD-1955 Piymouth Plaza Club Sedan. WILL T E aoa Gales No covsigners This week's economy special {TAKE ORION MOTOR SALES REAL ESTATE. AOR CONTRACTS “ERS; YOU MAY ALSO M24 at Clarkston Rd. a] om sh a INDIAN e mETT ROCHESTER FORD DEALER No furniture loans SEE THE NEW VER-‘54 Chrysler N.Y. Dix. 4 dr. — MERC URY 25 AND UP ‘49 4 .$ 195 FORD 3057 Chrysler Dr. . Auto. dr, R&H, Pearaiireg tires. No finance companies San ‘ances’ Mister: Geen Lake "FOR oop PI kee 10 ? tS x A E _ 5 SCONOMY. USE 'D CARS MEFR DITCHERS Beautiful 2-tone. Strictly 1 owner. 1 -‘36 RAMBLER MSARDTOP, mo. _Buly) MeCain. . Fa VineePate Low mileage. Always serviced No red tape 22 Auburn PE 2131 WHICH WE NOW ghey ey ere. Delivery 1-incase Hudson Hollywood Hard-PONTIAC 3116 Buick __For §Salele Bicycles 84 otter. FE Hhde 2 mn, Immediate ‘36 EXECUTIVE CARS| ’48 4 Dr. .... $145. p, Demo. HAVE ON DISPLAY, * SCHWINN Ist. FORD \-T0n 1953 Pontiac 8 cyl, 2dr. Pully We Hold Your Note Jacobson’s Motor Sales Up to $900 a an CKUP. equipped. Beauutiful condition WE CARRY REPLACE-oiat'sae solPhe hy = ean truck HM. P Button, MY Buy Here, Pay Here Your Rembier eed ea! eee | throughout. MENT PARTS AND Corner Pike & Ci DISCOUNT | i 3142 ‘46 Chev. 2 Dr. .... .$ 125 1983 DeSoto, ¢dr, Firedome V8 NATIONAL PONTIAC RETAIL STORE SERVICE ALL TYPES Boats & | Accessories 85 ood, pea Ata, Pits vany truck. Auto. drive. R&aH, w Ww. tres, « 65 Mt Clemens 8t FE_ TUT MOTOR SALES real nice car, ne. Power brakes and al! other OF TRACTORS . AND 1949 PONTIAC. RADIO AND HEAT: WANTED a FoRp TON Ni _____ 1B. SAGINAW miles. Sharp. F er New ver good 2972 ‘49 DeSoto 4 Dr. ...$ 150 overhaul. con- IMPLEMENTS. CLARKSTON 1965THUNDERBIRD. 7000 MILES. _ dition. $150. OR_3-3168. tone paint. Overdrive ~ OLDS.8 HYD.R & H. W.W. Pontiac Farm and MOTOR SALES ed with pret other accessories | AES oy inal ae 2 DOOR. NEAT. | $600 down. call F Industrial Tractor Co, oe EN STAMPS ON | ang W. MONTCALM. > BLKS 12: 8. MAIN 8T., “EASY ED JONES” 13089 46 Plym. 9 pass. ...$ 65 $-4101. Bill Neay. “Home phone or ‘. _Yast of Oakland. CLARKSTON FE 2-5686 ee DETROIT MOTOR SALES CHRYSLER c Hid deepal TON. Marine ‘Sunvice 5 body 308 Auburn BROOK . DUMP $6 FORD FAIRLANE4 DR. FORD-115 S. SAGINAW SEE CY FOR THE BEST BUY ee= aa Sue. — ones: Radio heater, skirts, CENTRAL AL i TORS “fpous "ED TONeeor whitewalls. Low mileage will ‘$8 OLDS88, HOLIDAY. RED AND IN NEW OR USED CARS ‘@CHRYSLER WINDSOR, 2-DR., _White. FE 2-4075radio, — excellent messing tacrifice Fe aed Phone OA esr, Ask LINCOLN-MERCURY | PEs DETROIT M' ers Ld A ooh pore me WILL ACCEPT_ Rane = COUNTRY SEDAN. Cass at Pike Sts. ARKN Outboard motors, boats, appli- GHAMPI ie cuinsox morons | __! 115S. SAGININ AW Good econd., $50 & assume pay-FE 4-3885 \— i! ances, gUMs, cameras, etc. As 66 S. w OODW yARD Cy Owens Fear Mo WILSON GMC ments. MAple_ 5-3590 : part payment ef a good used WHY VvWALK? = WHEELS.8. JOIN _ we Birmingham ___MI_ 3-10 FORD 1950 2 DR. 8 $225. 4560 our riding club. No down pay- ment necessary, Free Gold Bell ‘oo Seng? CB. CPE, AT. __Elizabeth Lake Rd. Carl Manning heLER. CLE. my Fa = ihe TRUCKS Gift stamps east onl0ON MOTOR SALES “fs ASY ED ) JONES” DETROIT MOTOR BALES OLDS ° SELL OR SPECIAL 115 S. SAGINAW trade for older 7 r LA ® Ty a INLAND LAKE. SALES NEW eee re : 147-150 S. SAGINAW ST. a. car or, 3127 . juron as 5)PONTIAC. 2 TONE.HYDRA- . truck. OR 3-0401 FE_ $7131 FE_ 94123 Oakland at Cass "6 “DESOTO, ‘CHEAP _5-4296 THIS Pr MATIC. W.W., $605. i "he ASY ED JONES” OLDSMOBILES 2 Se 2 5: : 20 years repair experience. Corie} __ Auto Insurance 90A ineint i:i i 2 DETROIT MOTOR SAL Es Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. 15 S. SAGINAM 1948 DESOTO CPE RADIO & NEW AND USED WEEK joe White Wall Tires. Sharp. Bewoe B ska Ras rE sous or ALLSTATE, AUTO INSURANCE i 3) STUDEBAKER LAND CRUIS-| FOR A GOOD DEAL JimB hy = FE ©6010) 60) Cal) TS. $00. transmission, radio, heat-| AND er, itt ad as Teal luxury car, 1962 Piymouth 4 door sedan A SQUARE DEAL 953 Plymouth 4 00s sedan 952 Chevie 4 door SEE CARKNER M | NO MONEY DOWN FES-4101 FE5-3588 auto. re CENTRAL ; er, ~ N OUTBOARD M reraft metal boats, ee eit oF; — ers, many fresh, others due et TRUCK < GOING NORTH PART “West Side Used f Tee-Nee _____For r Sale rs 9 6606 S. W OODW. ARD 1 Ca LINCOLN-MERCURY & = stands carts. HOUGHTEN & SON Birmingham __ MI 43410 - tre — $395 FULL PRICE : PPL 8. BUICK "Gno0n “ss Cass At Pike Sts. YOUR FRIENDLY. OLDSMOBILE. OLIVE te Te Tals mileage era” or ii FF a FE 43685 pee pray 60 other cars to clioose from _omc TRUCK DEALER Phone FE 23-0020 __like brand North Chevrolet COMMUNITY eae BOGE TT KE ones i IS__ Livery Boats—Boat Paint “YOUR CREDIT ‘3? FORD 2 DR. “48 MOTOR. GOOD tires, Body OK First $100 takes. ear for equity. Takeeas. Dpay- __ments of $15, OR 3-042 GOOD HERE % Oars and Accessories 5 : : _MI _6-0360, 38 FORDS. FACTORY EXECU-) MOTORS’ | *S4 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DR.. DYNA- 50 USED CARS WE CARRY VOUKRN OT Ile | BUICK flo, radio, heater, whitewalis, Slaybaugh’'s 11,000 antual ae . tives cere New cars for used OL 23-0481 ROCHESTER ER M EXCLUSIVE CAREN ear Oven tl! 10 pm | 639 Oakland Ave, LA rE “ORION MOTOR SALES 666 5. W OOD. ARD FE _4-0824 853 M™ at Clarkston Ra. ~ "52 FORD & PICKUP Birmingham MI 4-3410 Lid ~ MERCURY23-2611 _ BRAID SHORTY HOOK’S This ts a low mileage ‘y ton job TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ON 1946 Meater, defroster, Excellent rub- Better Buick, $15 mo, Some repairs PLACE Mechanical Condition 1955 FORD. CUSTOM 2 DOOR. erfect condition Ready Maple 8-791 See Cylinder Radio, heater automa work. Terms! of MOTOR SALES MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS DeSoto -Plymouth Dealer ‘yj? BUICK, . CONDITION. the een Onis 2, ao paint Trade! People's Auto Sales, 68 _ Oakland, PE _Sales and Service, FE 2-5260 Buys 2-3351 31 Years of Fair Dealing Good tires & ‘36 plates. $73. FE Very clean, 70 8. Cas. FE 2-0186 Warranted By Transportation Offered 87 5-O878, HOWARD TARE, INC. B PORD +DR. CUSTOMLINE, RA- w/ 1011 zh _ RIVIERA \ a1 OLDS TOP CCONDITION NEW 2 BUICK HARDTOP 770 Orchard Lake _Rd.___Keexo dio, heater, new tires, new brakes. heifers i! tires Take over yments in Ww. & POR PARAGOULD, €Core running condition, $605. OL ares NATIONAL all watiking cows and trade for a 140 m el or phere: | oe "'” FORD | past) COUPE. R & H. ‘93 Buick UICK ig = soealet “yi 000 Room for 1 or more. FE 2-4026 ‘ife’ _tual_ mileage. 221 Chandler. ww ‘teturp FE 5-354. head first and second calf ale ACY ED JONES ~~ RUY SHERET Cars _ DETROIT MOTOR SALES is low ‘Bob Frost | Special 4 Door, Radio & Heater, pe! load elther way. FE PAY HERE! 50006. Two tone Green Drive out where overhead trom 4to 8 years of 11S Ss. SAGIN, AW aces age end save the difference. Many $895 Wanted Used Cars 88 ~fresh. close springers and fall ~_ Just 7 Gays to move 50 sharp Warranty insured throughout the United States makes & models to choose from OFFEL '% to "52 models freshen These ao p P| 23 West Side Used Cars real dairy trove, $495, Bring your bad cows are for one tull year trom date of purchase. SHARP CARS! PYT. PAi WILL PAY Cast, i IRMINGHAM kind that Pail one home laimediotel 7 ‘93 Olds for eng Taek nm. mS Ya ren ee PR +2188 Alwave a good. selection. CLEAN _24re. rR ww, _ $245 SAVON USED € Taylor hes rolet SSales | ane 1953 Pontiac 4-door se-1953 Mercury club GashFoR AN ay ASY iB D TONES CARS Super 84 4 Door, Radio & Heater. Economy, age, Awbure, 38] Haynes Corner of Hunter Bivd Detroit, Piymouth, OAKLA cCO'8 OLDEST , DETROIT MOTOR SALES Hydramatic dan, radio, heater, white = coupe, 2 tone gray fin- OWNER CHEVROLET ate ero Nash 1951 Station Wagon Midwest 6-2756 irmingham WANTED: SCRAP {CARs ~ len $095 115 Ss. SAGINAW MArket 4156) alled Lake Pontiac 1951 9 door _OR 3 sidewall tires.....S045 ish, radio, heater, $975 CTIONE: Buick 1952 4 door h. | GP TO 850.Oa ae &CHEAP 1956 FORD, PAIRLANE 4 DR, ‘Grass Lake Mich. Mercury 1052 Custom 2 door cars, FE 2-2666 daysor eves, To Buy, Sell, Trade loaded Sacrifi 1953 Chev. Bel Air club 4955 Ford V8 Fairlane oe Be d ' ie Hester: 4-door, custom trim, ra- 7 ‘51 Olds Ford 1053 Custom 8 2 door OEP FR .* 1 ORR SALES For Sale Housetrailers | 78 WANTED__ SEE Mercury” 1953 Custom 4 door $ 905 LATE MODEL CARS, CLEAN SH. BRING TITLE. SCHUTZ MOTORS WAITING A A-| Ford 1954 Custom 8 4 door $1045 Mercury 1953 Custom Hardtop $1005 Door, Hydramatic »” = MOD Doust 4 DECK aan me _ dio, heater and Fordo- . MONEY 1946 FORD 2 DOOR. REAL SHARP i $495 Pontiac 1943 Catalina Coupe $1005 housetrailer, Will sacrifice 912 S. Woodward, B’ham oor Deal. $75.00. Chrysler 1963 Newport hardtop $1095 53 Chev. 4 door se matic ..........: $1175 euick sale. Cal! = 3-3191. 625_ Mercury 1954 Custom 4 door . $1005 oe MI 4-78i1 Clarkston Rd. Lake Orion. CENTRAL dan, radio, heater. A _. very sharp car, only 1955 Chevrolet 210 2-dr. Lincoln 1954 Capri 4 door . $1895 “OXFORD Mercuty 1955 Monterey - CHEV,me | cy a" 32. CHOICE, ; OF body atyles and colors, As low Hardtop $1095 | as - Mercury 1066 Montclair $495, Full price. Make oO S85 Radio and heater, $1293 your own Hardtop $26 13 oa iaeter terms. Bee these OR. safety clean car tested specials today’ LINCOLN-MERCURY | Lincoln 1955 Capri Hardtop sI795 Cass at Pike 8&ts. Stewart Coaches have jalousie win-FE: 4-3885 . dows with storm windows Double Trailer Sales | Haskins Chev. Bob Frost, Inc.| USED CAR « }933 urek club COUPE, 1054 | ord \ 8 custom 2 radio. heater and white dv) radio, heater, Ford (FORD COUPE ‘a0, WITH FULL floors, full size bathrooms, 7 ft. sidewall tires... .S1145 CUE sama ead ox $1205 54 Buick Highway at M15 LINCOLN MERCURY AND pet ~ eer race engine 27 T roadster body ceilings, steel roofs, oak tnside CONTINENTAL DEALER MA 5 Open nights “Ul @ new high compression Ford heads. | SPECIALS walls.for stronger construction, CHEVROLET Built 850 Ss. WOODWARD | White unfinished custom Chevie. MY F 4 Spe ial 4 Door Beige & ‘oo aa 4 DR R&S a ONE anti ell wiring in condult. owner. Body rough, but A-1 ‘Oakland County’s Fastest ONE FULL YEAR inst a lifetime 34-38-42-45 $1495 me- to BIRMINGHAM | JOrdan MI €-2200 63933 | chanically. FE 23-1567 after 6 00. Also the 47% ft. — job. ‘S1 FORD.2 BOOR. CUSTOMVs. Growing Dealer 33 CHEVIE, A-1 SHAPE WILL Here is regularpr Bank ot rate R&H FE 8-088 financing. te jeacerad Me @751 Dixie Highway at M15 take older car as trade-in, FE MODEL A_ PICKUP! .GOOD CON- down, upto 60 months. MAple_ 5-607) Open nites ‘til » _ 5-2766 dition, FE_ 4-267 '53 Olds TOP DOLLAR AT 2546 i961 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR. RA- General coaches now in 18-27-30-for hea ‘LOW DOWN | PAYMENTS 3 TO SUIT Hwy, clean dio & GUARANTEE "SS CHEV. CONV... cars, New man- & McPeake, OR Se 4 Door. Really Loaded : PAYMENTS YOUR BUDGET 33-35-40 01ead 48 ft. lengths. Bright Spot sic Bailey $1295 COMMUNITY V-8, Gold & Ivory, Radio We dare you to mpare these coaches With any “anywhere. “THE HIGH DOLLAR CENTRAL Heater, Powerglide “White W a 71 Tires. Clean as new. need the ive the extra miles, tt i pay you well. 4540 Dixie LINCOLN-MERCURY MOTORS Selections ‘02 Pont. For highall owe used cars. We Consider these advantages of the NATIONAL 20 trailers or more on our lot at all ti BONDED guarantee. A dealer can guarantee his We have few used traflers that 2 Door Hydramattic. Sharp ms CHEV: HVDTOP $1895 we Pig? sell on @ rental plan nm “HH. J. VANWELT cars only in his dealership. NATIONAL BONDED Rochester, Mich. S695 Cass at ras Sts. V-8. Std. Trans Biack & Ivory, FE 43885 Olive 2-0311 Radio & Bee — Tires, OR_3-1355 | &7. GUARANTEFS THE CAR ANYWHERE IN "63 CHEV AmOTOr “Al CONDE. | Absolutely like. 65 GOODWILL CARS PRICED TO SELL WTD.: JUNK CARS & SCRAP of Lake Orion on M24. THE US. AT THin REPAIR SHOP OF THE $2195 ‘59 Buick tion. Make an offer 2683 Judah Rd iron. Fast service Call FE 40582 "35 Mere. Sta. Wen. Oxford Trailer Sales can offer _Mmore for less any time! WANTED: JUNKED AUTOS FOR OWNER’S CHOOSING The dealer's guaran- 1950 CHEVIE DELUXE 2 DOO Radio & Heater, Overdrive, w- Heater. Runs good. Only ties: /t53 Pont. 4 Dr $1895 Wall Tires Two-tone Green, StCEN sh ke NIK SE1%s Speial 2 Door, D vnaflow 16 000 miles ieee and bodies, OR 3-0587 3]. «=FT. HOUSETRAILER FOR tee is actually a personal guarantee. If bad health a 1775) Williams Lk. 270 W. Monte aim Rajaio, Hydramatic ‘Ss Ford F lane sed. S745 4 Deor Turquoise & Trory Rai fo & Heater Powergiide > S185 _Please_ call for appt. OR “35-9380. WA NTEDp — JUNKED >OR USED or business failure should visit the dealer, the "$2 oun e SCDAN. NEW PAINT | A-1 $545 Msi terms 35 Buick Spe. 4 Dr $2205 Lol mak' any model, Top Fr, AILER HOUSE. UN- pov Ford-O-Matic Radio & Heater, | honey of a Family Car or guarantee is void) NATIONAL, BONDED 1s finished. Rebuilt with new ma- ZURERK Hardtop, Poner apraces. radio & Can be BAAGL EY AUTO PARTS Tu-uuoise & White W-Wall Tire terials. Faily “pe ig heater, Dynaf backed by $120,000,000 in assets. Regardless what MOTOR SALES 54. Chev. Bel Air ..S1195 | "93 Chev. Bivd, at Woodward FFE seen after 4: Sat. or PE. 5-0219 170 BAGLEY 8T. Bun. Price, $300 3819 Morgen. Rd., South 49587 | happens to the individual, the owner's protection out by Gingleville, FE 48048.— WE wnat¥ TOP DOLLAR FOR “SS CHEN. 210 2-DR. S805 $1795 "54 Olds Super 88... Fordor, 210 Nice Sean, Powerglide. Radio & late mode] ‘cars. continues for the full vear ... The dealer’s | PONTIAC CHIEF Teo Tone Green. Radio & ~ 4 door, radio & heater, Hydra- guar- Heater, Visor, Sharp Maroon, COMMUNITY 1985 CHEV 210 2DOOR SEDAN. Heater, W-Wall Tires, Guaran- teed 131 matic One owner. 16,000 actual miles. antee is on a percentage basis. The dealer Radio and heater, gas saving pays overdrive. Spotless “an erior, new car appearance. Today's special 54 Olds 8&82 Dr.....$1595 $2 Buick 2-Dr. ..... $1895 a share of the repair costs and the MOTORS owner pays re ‘00 Pont. recall your car down. Easy GMAC Easter Special, radio & heater, Radio & Heater, W-Wall Tires,| a share. NATIONAL BONDED pays the repair HUTCHINSON S erms. Hydramatic Low Mileage, Come in and drive this one. | Tudor, $2 CHEV. 21K. $495 Hydramatic, Black & White. bill in full; the owner pays nothing. 803 N. Main, Rochester the now presents new Bolid Green, Radio oy Heater | $1805 53 Ford Ctry. Sedan $1095 Seat Covers, Real Shar Haskins Chev. 53 Olds S 88 2-Dr. .S1195 SARATOGA OPEN ‘TIL 10 P.M. ___ OL ve 2-O311 | 134 . Station wagon, Ford-O-Matic, Bee : with care a with —- @751 Dixie Highway at M-15 it and youll buy it. Hydramatic, Redio and Heater ~See M&M Motor Sales MApie 5-5071 Open nites ‘til § and pi reduced Many Others to Choose From rieed to ‘ o2 Ford Clean inside and hy out Fev on our For fed ysdollar on late mode! cars 2627 Dixie Hwy. OR_3-1603 55 Pont. Cat. "SS CHEN. ST. WG, $1995 | 53 Plym. Cl. Cpe. .. $695 mobile homes. These can be pur- MERCURY V8. Radio & Heater Power- Radio & seater Hycdramatic. One Forder, Ford-O-Matic —_— Helon | new deferred pay- eredit life policy ‘CALIF. BUYER HERE Hydrive, Radio & Heater. Look giice Ail Green, Low Mileage owner beau $595 SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS this ome over og onag time payment deals. _HUTCHINSON THIS WEEK 132 "55 Pontiac 2 Dr... . .$1795 That big 860 model, radio & heat- . "82 Ford 2-Dr. . $595 Needs 100 inte models. Bring title Cash waiting 1955 & 1956 2020 Dixie Hey. "7-0678 | ‘Ol Buick Lite Green, *S2NASTE R. H'TOP $595 Tf you haven't been able to buy a car anywhere else because Radio & Heater, Averttl's FE you er MOBILE SPRING SPECIAL. short of cash or because your car ts too old to cover the Two Tone Grey, Radio & Heater, FE_ 46806 were or Demonstrators Real Gas Mileage on this one. Super Riviera, All the Evtras. down payment .. or if youve been tolt you owe too much on "82 Pont. 2 Dr....... WANTED: JUNK CARS AND 6.000 actuall miles Owners name your car to make a deal come in and see us. We've helped a» lot "$2 Chev. 4-Dr. .. a 3095 tron. Phone FE #1431. scrap One owner excellent car. HOMES of people, and we may be sbie to help Beatifull job. you. on request. Sharp. Radio & Heater. 4 doors & 2 doors. Hard- WE NEED— i We have several good transpor- els, tation specials . . , all models, 52 Plym. 4-Dr. ,.... .$395 ‘ OLIVER 4901 Dixie Hw: Fords, Chevies, Matthews- Drayton — od 3-1203 ‘59 PONTIACS Radio & Heater. One of our best | North Chevrolet " drivers. Special Price. LOW AS ALL_BODY STYLES Main in Rochester, trailer, . Parked apt ce | ROUSE. on M & finance - M MOTOR SALES Dixie Hwy. OR_3-1603 $1895 Hargreaves COMMUNITY 2527: Oakland County's BUICK SAVE ENERGY, USE Bob Frost, Inc. MOTORS ADS! To find 221 8S. Saginaw 8 National Bonded Dealer | WANT a 804 N. Main St. , Olds-Cadillac vtahialeted MERCURY AND FE 4-4546 Rochester, Mich. OLive 23-9311 job, place to live or a 210 Orchard Lake Road ENTAL DEALER Cass at Orchard Lake S. Woodward, Birmingham used car, see Classi-850 ‘S. my OODWARD o2ge9 BIRMINGHAM |. FE 80488 FE 2-910] \ ber FOR YOUR oye ence ied NOW, or. Open ‘til 9.00 rom6 a@.m. to 10 p.m f Television --Today’s Radio Programs = Paar Program. 2'Workmen Buried [ WISHING .. . * | Won‘t-Make It So! A ws R, = CKLW, (800) —— WCAR, (1130) WX¥E, (1970) WPON, (1460) wi0K, 490) | in T renci h Ca ve -| ns ‘" , can't dive * it —§ NIGHT WPON, Zee& Orville WPON, News, Music WXYZ, News, Winter outs et, went DETROIT Two treneh exca-] SSA7E, WAY’ "ean sing fengpateted WXYE, Watton wis fo EE aan = on wwi. Minute Pores . ax a oe 4 vation cave-ins within fewer than] cerrectly and eately.BnDen't CKLW, News, Sports CKLW, News, HUW. |chon nol ae WPON. Guy Nunn Kovacs, rah ma Hainiine 11 :06—-WIR, Joseph Wainline | 9:29— Mrs. CKLW, Bud Davies . 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FE 4-1 51 5 8:00—WJR, Bing ame WPON, Rise ‘n’ WJBK, News, Tom George | 3:36--WJR, House Party indeed ee : WWJ, Dragnet 7:00—-WJR, Jim Vinall WCAR, News, Lady Wwi. Weekday indeed. Thomas were partly buried by the Open Eve, Ti 10 P, M. WXYZ, Edw. Morgan Bob WPON, News, Party XYZ, News, McKensie | ' cave-in that. caught Reese and ~ . LW, Tr WXYZ 1S OWIR. Make Up Mind| CKLW. Bud Davies Ernie Kovac’s random exer-C&V TV 158 Oakland STB ete Kets "tnarr| CREW: Rew Oey Guna | whey Wentan wine Bon cises on NBO-TV mornings can deott, but they managed to lew way 0 =. WPON, News cor: WJBK. New: WXYZ, News, Winter WCAR, Caravan of Musie : their way out. een for a Day WPON. Club 1460 be enormously nutty, and just as ras BK, News Gentile, Binge cKLW. 8:30—WJR Sees WCAR, News, Coffee 4:00—WJR, Parade of Bands WWJ, Right to Happiness ew. Georg often they fall on Ernie's face, WCAR, Music in the Air Still, he’s always turn CKLW, Squad Room WPON, Pontiac Party WXYZ, Wattrick. Bports che ieere Osgood CKLW, stimulating. . ' WJBK! Mick WEYE.Wevejews, cnen shod) Eddie Chase u something stimu | y ’ & es Eee san | SEL iertonge conn | WEDUEDAE APTERNOOS | WIRE ert Soren | ue ate Win): q AMY AY : ww, geal ‘Carvoa WCAR, catte wie Chem i alae eechent WPON. ee ae afin Paar ay es a dece; ptive-| i . meee BY. cAboc 44 | f Ee Set See | eee eat eet mies) || SEN eee en | (wea reese fee || yr eun oiiaiieakew Os (Ul Le ee ee ed ee ie oe eee pod : Wink: Newel Mckee Guact| WW" ben weanwen Le, Hews Ree CORED | (WEYS, Mees, Metsests (Cd with slick modern wit and! his wife. bid a quiet farewell to their baby, Jane, before leaving Syd-iia ve -= WPON, News, Zee, Orville WXYZ, News, © cond WCAR, News CKLW, Eddie Chase merry nonsense you often have to ne Airport ona world tennis tour. 4 b | r y . 9:30—WJR, Amos 'n’ Andy CKLW, News, Toby David WPON, News WJBK, Don ——, “ think twice about y :- WWJ. Politics& Primaries! WJBK. News, Gentile, Binge | 12:38-WJR, Time for Music A ee eo 6 amen 4 B , Life Worth Living ; : mens, Coftee WWJ, Paye Elizabeth . A "| CKLW, Bob and WPON, New WXYZ, News A 5:00—WJR, Williem Sheehan | hugs verbal through his several| . 4 . 4 A i WJBK, Mickey Shorr 8:30—WJR, Music Hal. CKLW, Bod Devices hell News at Rd ean Suddenly you realize Paar has) ‘ ue t ly as t eos WPON, Zee & Orville WWJ, Bob Maxwell WJBK) Tom George ee eter tan | managed to shoot quite a few per-\ UTS OF NEWS, & = 10:00—WJR, News, Campaign) WXYZ, Fred Wolf WCRR, Music in the Air | CRLW. Radio Chee iplaytime with J. Fred Muggs in CSU REN IC WWJ, NBC News CKLW, Toby David WPON, Luncheon Music WJBK, News, ceptive comic shafts into many aj: is Tee ie sein] GG . WXYZ, Vandercook WJBK, News, Gentile, Bide | 1: JR, Road of Life WCAR, [Mows, Cotaves Sacred cow! ‘Today.” Garroway stays calm,| RajalT IBTAp aa Jaa rN al | ae, News, a Ven Karen wean — WWJ, Ross oe ca cae eae intelligent, charming, cool. 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WPON, News 9:00—WJR, Willam Sheehan cuLwe seuneiyine Strings | WWJ, Jim Deland SINGING TALENT very good, consistently. hal LCI LBL WXYZ, News, McKenzie OO cs daa LOIN IO) : Breakfast Club WCAR, News Caravan CKLW, Eddie Chase 10:30—WJR, Believe, 2 Martha NOT OUR DISH IG t ie Wright sings her songs ISE =} feaeret Top-of the Town | CKLW, News, Toby David| WPON, News, Platter Parlor) WJBK, Don McLeod in a bright puddin-faced fashion! ,, wa ad aoe ' WWJ, News by Lewis WXYZ, c 3 rare ec awacsbbasepes couse 83c bb. e WXYZ, Teal OIG) Beechnut Coffee cans P Ding Dong School" is not our CKLW, Ted McCoy WJBK, News, Tom” George | 1:30—WJR; Y'ng Dr. Malone} WCAR, Caravan of Musto \derived from Mary Martin's Toler ta WJBK, Mickey Shorr WCAR, News Roundup Ross Mulholland WPON, Dinner Serensde ‘musical manner, and Jack Has- ‘kell, a refugee from Dave Garro- J, daily habit. alo] STs Te a iNiclals 3-1b, Can Swift'ning ...........-..-....38e Arthur Godfrey's TV shows have -SShisus Television Programs slumped somewhat in Today's recent - Jane Wyman plays concert pian-Ernie Kovacs Show. (9) Circle $ Theater, Gene Au- ist torn between love and ‘The 10:55—(7) News. Story Studio. earlier than Ernie Kovacs; at Bob Crosby also fields an4 least gets to TV with a amiable gang afternoons, earlier but generally bright and bouncy after thinking it all over, we now | show. | must to Paar. | Used TV return Bargains try’s ranch is chosen for big) 11:00—(4) Home. rodeo but rival rancher tries to applause of her audience. Carl 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (7) News, horn in in ‘“‘Rhythm in the Sad-| Esmond, Charles Drake, co-Robin & Ricky. dle."” (4) News and Sports, Paul| : | starred. (2) Guy Lombardo’s . Early, Will Rogers Jr. ambles,| Our nomination for TV's best NOTHING DOWN Williams, Bill Fleming. =| piamond Jubilee, Music and) WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON (dawdies and head-scratches his daytime show is CBS-TV's “The $5.00 A MONTH 6: 15—(4) Jak Harris, Musical) drama as viewers tell how song|12:00—(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Ten-way amiably through his CBS hour | Jack Paar ShShow." . variety. (2) News, Jac LeGoff.| influenced their lives. nessee Ernie. (7) 12 O'clock ina fairly ne low key. ————_—— JA-COX TV © 6:25—(2) TV Weatherman, Dr. Ev-| Most universally used cosmetic . Comics. 463 8. Saginaw FE 6-400 erett Phelps. Over at NBC ioe Garroway in the United States is lipstick. oN CavalcadeBeat.”Theater.|salute ¢ \12:10—(9) Prayer, Sign On. :30—(7) 6: 30—(7). Gangbusters, “Van Meter fan ion the shal pppoe '12:15—(2) Love of Life. (9) Bake ~ : : patrolmen, tells story of typical - Case,"’ mystery. (4) Traffic a m | day in life of city policeman. 2 , : F : ° Court, Cases t bef . od > Sede, Watts Vcd) Patti Page| William Campbell, Constance |12:30—(2) Search for Tomrrow. ‘ Show! Music. variety: Ford are featured. (4) Play-| (4) Feather Your Nest. (7) | lonely spinster daughter who rab :45—(2) Guilding Light. (9) Fea. 7:00—iT) Kukla, Fran ead Ollie, vane Non ise Riva | Riayat drier tame) Cui New 1956 6 cars, usingusing Mobilgas SpecialSpecial, average d - cars, Mobilgas volts against her father’s snob-| turette. Puppet comedy. (9) Abbott and) bishness in ‘‘The Undiscovered |1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) (Color) Costello, Bud and Lou find work | Country,”’ with, Cyril Ritchard.| Colorland. (7) Charm Kitchen. at the “Drug Store.” (4) Ce-| (2) (Color) Red Skelton Show,| (9) News, Shoppers Show. : lebrity F layhouse, Bac! helor | Judy Canova and Red in comedy | Fun to Reduce. |4:15—(4) Husband,”’ comedy about love, | skit about mountain feuds. js s0—(4) Jean McBride. law firms and ue playboy 10:00—Jalopy Derby, Filmed races. |1:55—(4) Fran Harris. starring Ceasar Romero. (2a (2) The $64,000 Question, Super | 2:00—(2). Robert Q. Lewis. (4) Do You Trust Your Wife?, Quiz) quiz with Hal March, host. | Hour of Shows. (i) Stars on! with Edgar Bergen. . 10:30—Jumbo Theater, The Erwins| Seven. 7:15—News, John Daly. | in ‘Wedding Bells.’ (4) Studio! '?:30—(2) Linkietter Houseparty. 7:30—(7) Warner Brothers Pre-, 57, Rod Comeron, Lynn Bari 3:99(2) The Big Payoff. (4) sents, Auto racer threatened by| in ‘‘A Tombstone for Taro,”| (Color) NBC Matinee Theater. OW. Jo, a racketeers almost loses his life} how two murders reunite lawyer) (7) Afternoon Film Festival. [ ee in “Explosion,” starring Lyle! and his girl. (2) Highway Patrol. | .39_(2) Bog Crosby Show. Bettiger. (9) Count of Monte| Broderick Crawford in adventure) g.55_(9) News. ee Cristo, George Dolenz in “Af-| drama. 4:00—(2) Brighter Day. (4) A Date : fair of Honor,” Count learns 11:00—(7) Soupy‘s-On, Variety with) with Life. (9) Justice Colt. i ; duelist has been slain by a| Soupy Sales. (9) National News.| ¢.45 (9) Secret Storm. (4) Mod-| } poisoned blade. (4) Dinah Shore| (4) News, Paul Williams. exn Romances. | ' i Show, Songs. (2) Name That/11:10—Weathervane. '4:30—(2) On Your Account. (4)| Tune, Music quiz. 11:15—(7) White Camellia, Robert, Queen for a Day. 7:45—News Caravan, John Camer-| Young in “The Second Woman." 5:00—(2) The Early Show. (4), on Swayze. | (9) Good Neighbor Theater, Fred Pinky Lee Show. (7) Mickey) e 8:00—(9) Theater, Girl fascinated | MacMurray, Madeleine Carroll.| ysou5e Club. 9) Dance Party. by circus life, sees past the! Buddy Rogers in comedy “Don't(4) (Color) Howdy 554 Doody. . glamour and tinsel, but finds; Trust Your Hushand."’ (4) 'Par| (7) Mickey Mouse Club. (9) Show, Dick Wessel in ‘‘The Par- she likes the life anyway in “The, Howdy Doody. Don Special Hose sion owned by Mildred Natwick of USA.” Truex 11:30—(4) Tonight, -Coraposer Bur- SES RE Mas , e ‘ Julius LaRosa, Ernest DETROIT Ph Margaret ton Lane guest of Steve A llen also. (2) Phil Silvers Show Fort Truman and Grace Kelly say there Baxter commander sends a hard-boiled sergeant to drill Set ig no truth in the report of Cal WEDNESDAY MORNING they will 4) Today's fornia hosiery maker that platoon 6:50—2) Meditations ae and his easy-going weay special; wedding hose he said gift’ three $650 pair of diamond-| Suffragette,” (7) The flecked stockings for Miss Truman| O'Brian. and some pearl-trimmed $150-a- of rebabilitation of Navy man whose leg is amputated after an Ste pair hose for Miss Kelly. *, 90—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (7) Miss Truman, daughter of for = mer President Truman, said in New York there ‘‘no tan’ Little Rascals. Daddy, 8:30—(2) Captain accident Dsl 9:00--(7) Make Room esfor = truth (7) Kangaroo. was : maid she siockings “as in the statement. She Sculdatt accept : : the Wonderland. Danny’s bonus check leads to' Wixie argument on how to spend it 9:00—(4) ieee non m Coats and Boats,” starring 8:30—(2) Love Story. (7) Danny Thomas, Jean Hagen’ throb Theater. 2 aa : oS Ana , P ii alter’ Wooll King: 7 oy Hocks y, See a faye Pisabeth We — Macrecal aciresa nlm 4 je {6 AES 17filmdom's —— 11 Idoliges ‘i i Ga He pg Sat r3 in y 16 Consume | WY g Y | 1p Mouth. part ABN ti GY 20 Sainte sab} é STP a1 Honey-maker he) 52) 22 Sun mer FF) Heart: 10 | ; ra ,@ Bt" | M : _ . iss Kelly, the movie actress, - said she had recer@@d no such stockings. A friend in her New York apartment said the story was ats! Lint . A friend of Miss Truman's, Margaret Carson, said Miss iu | man “is going to wear nice plain, stockings Ser like nan Bier Ei would wear for her wedding.” De. 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PRESS, TU ESDAY, MARCH 227, 1956 4 on eee An Easter saeatuce By Walt Scott monavine.[ Serrventees) 4 Case of the SHRUNKEN PAY ENVELOPE Are high payments on your old bills and installment accounts SS shrinking your poy envelope? EATER Coe US ett Tele EGC PEOPLE DiD G AND DANCE ON CISSYS CiSSY SMILED... IF SO Too Much Strain Fight to Block Requested Rezoning rT, eed SAN LEANDRO, Calif. We Are Not a Loan Company Twelve -year -old Hubert Dolly collapsed as he crossed the plate to Continue at Commission Session MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS yesterday after homering in a 41% South Saginaw St. FE 8-0456 | Round two in a fight to block A warranty de¢d to Oliver Motor A it from Faustin and baseball game. He was dead when | the requested rezoning of three Sales for part of lot 97 assessor's mheophh 2. Dobski and Marian he reached a hospital. Deputy Cor- / Are Now MEMBER AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT COUNSELLORS LADD'S lots in the northwest section's plat 128 is expected to be accepted Natkinee to add space to their oner Guy Robinson said the over- wi Dixie Highway Subdivision. will be by the commissioners. 1955 Class C license at 568-570 weight boy apparently suffered a Available signaled tonight when Mayor Wil-S. Sanford is also slated to be heart attack induced by strain and An agreement covering the de- ‘liam. W. Donaldson brings the acted on by the commissioners. excitement. posit of $43,410.46 for sewer, grad- gavel down to open the weekly ing, graveling, and sidewalks in Action i§ also scheduled on a} |City Commission session. the Chambers-Bowen Subdivision right of way agreement between Champion News i A throng of residents from this is slated for acceptance. George L. and Evelyn Howell and) jarea are expected to be on hand HOLLYWOOD w — Marge and, Signs Are Everywhere! Bids received for the sale of sev-the city for lot 28 assessor's plat! 'Gower Champion, the husband-| to continue their protest of the re- eral city owned houses on the 147 for sewers, drains and other! | wife dancing team, disclosed last! zoning of lots 145, 146, and 147 of |Civie Center property will be tab-work. ‘night they expect their first child! the subdivision. WRAPS ulated by city officials at the An ordinance to amend the ordinance about Oct. amniversary. 5, their ninth| on or wedding building zone _, of The City Commission will hear meeting. He is 4, Each Box Wrapped In Attractive Aluminum Foil a report from the City Plan 944 to residential3 will have its, she, 30. An engineer's estimate of $59,- In Cellophane Printed Commission approving the ordi- jfirst reading. Each Cigar Wrapped 114.94 for paving, drainage, curb, nance to rezone the lots. Further gutter, and, related work for | In final action, a communication “It’s a Boy” or “It’s a Girl” action is expected on the ordi- Glenwood avenue relocated from from the Nichols-Conklin pl ast Deaths Last Night nance after it was tabled last Perry to Paddock and Grand-ment of the Marine Corps Le week in order to secure more