4 tape ee . . — PRESS o TIAC MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 —72- , Edition — a ‘ PAGES , ASOQCIATEDPRESS 4 UTED PhEas PHOTOS Te o Jail Escape 114th YEAR . kkk PONTIAC, . Es > Nab Hazel atk — Borgnine, Magnani Top Stars. | Traffic Light Installed . Prominent Civic | Dies on Trip Killing Suspects Leader Claimed ‘Marty’ Gets Film Oscar Subdue Guard, HOLLYWOOD. w—" Marty,"’ the |schoolteacher—with no big star|be profitable as a tax loss against| movie originally made as a tax jnames in the cast. . a pecigieionne of “Vera Se mt Flag 10 Indiana loss to offset big grosses of two coors maaan. a said. | Apache,” putting the producers : : by Heart Attack -. Burt Lancaster Westerns, emerged somethingwe want to make.” [in a lower tax bracket, Steal Cars, Rob’ Store today. as~the Oscar-winning pic- Executive of Firm He addedeven if the pic-| But “Marty” turned outto be) in Attempt to Elude Utility that ture, It also wor the top male acting ture didn’t earn a cent it would (Continged.on. Page 2, Col. 3) . Police P, . Dies Suddenly While on Academy Award last night forBusiness Trip Ernest Borgnine, an actor who only earned $2,300 in his profession three Two Hazel Park youths years ago. : A resident and civic lead-who broke out of an Ohio He is Worth at least $150,000 a‘er of Pontiac for more than picture with Oscar behind him. jail yesterday while await-. 40 years, David L. Brown Anna Magnant, the fiery Italian, ing trial for the murder of now in Rome, won the top fem- died yesterday while on a jan Ohio tavern owner Jan. inine Oscar for her performancebusiness trip. to Indian-in ‘‘The Rose Tattoo." 24, were captured this — apolis. Roused trom sleep to be given | morning near Chesterfield, Death was caused by a the news, she shouted: “It's Ind. great...I feel -just as if I'd heart attack. He was 62. A third youth who broke built the Colosseum—it's all an Before joining the Pan-DAVID L.. BROWN | earthquake inside.” with the men also was handle Eastern Pipe Line? i The supporting actor award Co. as special representa-| went to Jack Lemmon, the comic taken into Aree ‘Ens. Pulver of “Mister Roberts.” Bernard R: Harris, 18, was tive in 1953, Brown spent! Says Saucers \Jo Van Fleet, the madam mother37 years with the Consum-. ‘of James Dean in “East of Eden,” | lers Power Co. here, the last! jwas named the best supporting’ } actress. e . 10 years as division man- ‘Really for Real’ ager. | Besides earning best picture and pe is Coming to Pontiac in 1916 after! Pentagon Holding Truth best actor awards, “Marty” also Pontiac Press Photo a brief stay in Flint, Brown was, won an Oscar for the best screen! GOING UP — Shown erecting a traffic signal at the intersection named foreman of the gas plant. | -From Public, Contends are electricians, (The pleture “Marty” is cur- of Valencia Drive and East Boulevardcity who com- The next year he was appointed) pleted the job yesterday. Mothers of school childrencross at the _ Retired Marine Major rently being shown at the Strand who gas distribution superintendent. and) corner to board a bus had blockaded the street in a campaign for a in 1943 was named division man-| Theater in Pontiac.) traffic signal there, after a seven-year-old boy was struck by a car ager for Consumers’ in Pontiac,| DETROIT « — Some of the) oto piaywright Paddy Chay- last Friday,officials said a lightbeen planned for the site, nation’s leading air intelligence City had He wrote the tender story Taking an active interest in . z but had been delayed. Adlai Says He Should've youth and civic progressof men know that flying saucers are of a lonely butcher first as a tele-|. city, he became president vision play. Delbert Mann, who di of the Chamber of Commercein “Marty” on TV and then his : 1949, movie debut, won the best direc- tion award, > ‘ Just ‘Shaken More Hands’ CHICAGO (#—Adlai E. Stevenson says that maybe he where he was born June 17,.1893, Brown's work was varied before “Marty” was produced by the coming to Pontiac. He worked on a farm sawmill until 1911 when he should have shaken’ more hands in Minnesota. went into the railroad business, He conceded at a packed news conference yesterday BEGAN CAREER IN 1916 that Tuesday’s Minnesota primary knocked him aside| In 1916 he entered the public in utility field, joining the Corpus as front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomi-| | urged Christi Gas Co. in Texas where, nation. :‘he met and married his wife the what same year. But he said he will keep on running—“harder than| his with Consumers at in 1916, serv- ever’—in other state pri-f | Brown began career Flint ari d that he wil ing first as a street foreman. Hollywood t the two part- to = soothony lag molt His first position in Pontiac was iners were slightly daft when ¢hey | [AY Offers Plan the creatures operating the at the gas plant ewned by the |announced last year that they in- tion in August seeking the saucers apparently are friendly. Di | Michigan Light Co., Consumers’ itended to make a movie about a 1 spot on the ticket. No. “If they weren't friendly,” he ‘homely butcher and a wallflower predecessor in Pontiac, * In addition to his Chamber ‘of — lier rested re sg word ; an attemptedof Stolzan- holdup wits guidne wont comer wo ON ViSaTMament t move wi ast ni Commerce activity, et headed by Sen. Estes Kefauv-; when people | bach’s tavern sear Wapakoneta, apr gran Royal Oak Dem was a charter member of the Pon-| ¥¢@rs.” er, who beat him in the first pri. Want Soviet, American AP Wirephote| ate going te wake up to the fact | James Thorton, 17, also of Hazel Keyhoe said that as early as president of the organization, He Sept. 23, 1947, the air technical Plans to Run -TOP FEMININE tiac Kiwanis Club and served as| OSCAR—Anna! that these kids are mot angels. Park, also was indicted but he is Magnani, fiery Italian now -in| Mere they are im the county jail to be tried as a juvenile,was He was on the board of directors of the intelligence center at Dayton, Ohio, S atet YMCA, and the Boy Scouts. secretly informed the Peaagen OF 18th District Rome, won the top feminine Oscar|-and they're treating then like | lodged in separate quarters at the Stevenson and his campaign Inspection Teams for her performancein “The Rose| celebrities. Why they’re even (jail and took no part in the break. He was a member of the Ameri-| that flying saucers actually existed. manager James Finnegan A second Democrat announced Tattoo.” bringing them malted milks. Hazel Park residentsof- and cn he ar one © Pag saan | LONDON #®—Secking to replace can and Michigan Gas Associa-| In July, 1948, he added, the in- his candidacy yesterday for the ia Monohan, referring to a Hazel defeat in Minne-. tions, Pontiac Manufacturers’ telligence center and its top scien of talk about disarmament! pace party's nomination to run for Con- District (Oak-| years { raised funds for the defense of) Thomas from QOhio’s5 House Facing sim isr"etr smc a ome rahi, Assn., Economic Club of Detroit, tific consultants told Gen. Hoyt and the Pine Lake Country Club.|Vandenberg. Air Force chief the trom ‘ve IBS County) the 18th t of Eres’ land were}. Dl * Finnegan also Re jwith concrete action, the United) publicans he said crossed party ; maxinium enn = Nov, 6 elec. in . |States wants 40,000 to 60,000 square) lines te vote for Kefauver, He is survived by his wife, |Staff, that the flying saucers Asked whether he should have Miles of Russian and American ] ik ton, 17, their juvenile companionthe electric chair, Sadie Cherryhomes Brown, and [space ships from another planet) paw sutton, 45, of Royal Oak, shaken more hands, as Kefauver|territory opened to international! twe sons, F. Jerry, 3i, of Glen. |that were reconnoitering the earth. joins Charles K. Lawson, 62, of | in the slaying of a bar owner, | did, Stevenson smiled and said:|arms inspection teams. | view, T., and John David, 38, Despite the report, the Air | Hazel Park, in the race to win a| | stated: ‘De ; p H Di ot Wheaton, Il. Mr. and Mrs. “Those people better raise .a lot! troit river: 1eS .continned now develops a close identity between|liminary test of disarmament con-| ° «eg, ™ “There is no doubt handshaking) The U. S proposal for a pre-| Force to insist . |chance at the seatheld by Brown made their home at 111 | licly that it had no Diorama pt {Congressman George A. Dondero) ore money because they are “ : . Tr & the shaker and the shake. trols was made last night at a Oneida Rd. | the saucers were real, Keyhoe (R-Royal Oak), who has announced | Group to Determine if going to need it After Car Hits Tree. Authority Will Survive Other survivors are three sisters,| sald. . jhe will retire at end of this “We traveled too fast. We had| meeting of the five-power U. N. year. too many meetings. It would have|subcommittee on disarmament, or ‘Die on the Vine’ | Pastor Gets ‘No Cash’ foe injuries suffered when his been better to take a slower pace' hetween the two top military pow- HOUSTON, Tex. @— Father J.|car ran off Lahser Rd. in Bloom- — cover the same ground in more’ ers. | . time.” It is aimed at paving the way | LANSING uw — The decision|D. Connally, pastor of Saint Vin-}* the Michigan Ce"t de Paul Catholic church, is iteapleal satheriien, Jah Stevenson said Kefauver “won | to a comprehensive program of whether to keep | ; the first rewnd’” and “it seems | controlled arms reduction. Brit. | Turnpike Authority in business o— —— ee Jr., 20, was dead on arrival at te me I am no longer the front. ain and France earlier this week | let it die on the vine was dumped) He sent the press an announce-|7:45 p.m. He was found alone in runner. I gather that from the submitted an arms contro! plan | Yol-ich had rammed a tree Col which h Lal newspapers.” | Inked fo 9 general disarmament today in the lap of the House, ment that there would be no ihis car, It landed there with Senate ap-\Ccs during Lenten services. A|between aes ‘Collect is special Mass, jroads, township police He said he would not enter into pact: oe aaaites Pai iee, alee bead herd at gaissance, we should be given the ton is married and has two chil- a said. a. m. Saturday at the Sparks-j cts’ he said. dren. proval Wednesday of a bill to ap-; somewhere along the line the) They believe Goulder lost control Griffin Funeral Home. with burial . personalities with Kefauver in fu.| Subcommittee delegates reterred ture primaries. They collide ‘again' the American plan to their gov- three-feet high propriate $150,000 to keep the au-story got mixed up. It said there|and bounced off a in Acacia Park Cemetery. in Alaska April 24, Florida May 29/ernments. It may not be taken the wall before plowing into collections during cement no thority on at least a standby basis Would be and California June 5. lup again here for a week. Minnesota Figures Lent. tree. —_— ' The U.S. proposal came a few . . jhours before officials here and in Colder for Tonight; for the year starting July 1. : in current planning, the pro ’ ‘Some Improvement in Asia’ House Kills Senate Bill ‘Washington disclosed that the So-' MINNEAPOLIS —Incomplete returns from LANSING «®—The House Labor viet Union has launched a new Committee has killed a Senate-|Series of nuclear tests Friday fo Be Cool posed turnpike would enter Oak Minnesota's presidential primary Tuesday (3,640 of jand County at the south, approved measure banning the use| Information presumably was Gb- nim truralynest ot end eer 4,868 precincts) show: The Weatherman said that it will of union dues in political cam-!tained through checks of radio-’ be partly cloudy and colder to-Democratic ballots — 419,016; Kefauver 258,000; fel to, Telegraph road. paigns. : active material in the atmosphere. LIKE ANA Top Congressmen run Listen to Report by Dulles WASHINGTON (INS)—Secretary of State John Fos- night with a low ranging from 22 Stevenson, 181,007. It would cut across Telegraph to 26 degrees, Tomorrow it will be and Woodward Avenue below Pon- Republican ballots — 195,621; President Eisen- fair to partly cloudy and cool. The tiac, to run along the city’s east DETROIT (INS)—Detroit's fed--LONDON w—lIvan A. Seroy, the high will be from 33 to 37, hower, 192,482; Sen. Knowland (R-Calif) 3,139. limits, then swing northwest in ter Dulles told President Eisenhower and top congres- eration of Hellenic societies will Soviet police chief, flew into Lon-The lowest temperature preced- The returns indicate Sen. Kefauver will hold 26 Genesee County to pass east of sional leaders today that there has been some improve- celebrate Greece's 135th anniver-|don today to double check security ing 8 am. was 34 degrees. The sary as a thermometec registered 42 at 2 free nation this Sunday|plans for the Khrushchev-Bulganin| | Flint of 30 Minnesota delegate votes at the Democrats’ Whatever the final outcome, it ment in the free world position in Asia. at 3 p.m. in St. Sophia Hall visit. p.m | August convention. _ appeared there was little prospect) The secretary made his statement to the bipartisan that frnpike bonds would anybe} any Spanking Ineffective, City Students Say By PETE LOCHBILER sized that the more serious dis-| 15, of 620 E. Fourth Ave. denied Sue Johnson, 1046 Meadowlawn Another explained that a severe’ . . ‘ij roblems exist at present) that teachers have any “right” |Dr., “but it didn’t stop me from “talking down’ two wecks ago A group of Pontiac High School ease A koe aoa aiual 5 Republicans and| going along.(ately optimistic. |(D-Tex) declared: “The secretary spank children, “That's the eon cee ee now and then might °F ‘Mdiness had brought him to r Democrats ren to students yesterday took issue with ethers there make wider use his trip and parents’ job,” she declared, 'help.” according to a 17-year-old School on time every day since. took us around on Eight opposed it—seven Republi-| Sen. Walter F. George grade school policy and declared!of expulsion. 2 2p of the made a fairly optimistic report.” Democrat. (D-Ga), chairman Another sophomore, 16, recalled Waterford ‘Township junior. But) But crowded high school condi- that spankings are “old-fashioned| The general opinion w as summed cans and one and mostly ineffective.” jup by Leo Kennedy, 17, a junior she had twice been spanked in J@kie Kosky, 1016 LaSalle Ave., ditions in which ‘“‘wiseacres” dis-diseus-Foreign Relations Commit-| senate GOP leader William F. The bill paseed without emphasized refused to that reason generally rupt studies and talk back to teach-sion, Eartier in its consideration tee, said that the Dulles re-' Knowland of California At worst, spanking can breed re-|o! el Said) Ge ld el an grade school for chewing gum. “Tt , spanking more often results in a’ made me dislike the teacher,” said is by far the best appeal to misbe-... were strongly criticized’ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) | port “on the whole was very .ay that there was reason for opti- sentment, some said in random | desire for “‘revenge,’’ rather than ai yee a Sa ——— having grade-schoolers, | “There's a lot of smart-alecs who interviews after. class. Others a “s —— a encouraging.” mism but did say that there was argued that there are better wae a) Cad Neal Ni None of the dozen students yes-gould be taught the score,” said Doesn't Heed Own Rules Sen. Alexander Wiley (R-Wis) no reason for “any major pessi- terday reported knowledge of cor 41. student, who added that trou- added: ‘I agree, our Marco Polo| mism.” In Today's Press to discipline youngsters. || He agreed with junior Dean poral ‘punishment occurring at bie. makers at athletic events were Afiz, —City MAag-secretary made some jaunt.” Knowland said Dulles. .gave° a Their comments were aimed Perkio, 16. of 635 Third Ave., that high school, where expulsion is PHOENIX, County News........ 2 : giving the school a bad reputation. istrate C. W. Pensinger, who an-‘frank and comprehensive analys- Senate Democratic leader Lyn- at the city’s practice of allowing taking away privileges is a better Editorials .......... _ 6 used to handle bad discipline prob-'” another girl reported that fights, nounced recently that he was go-is of conditions in the area ofspanking in school if the individ-way to keep pupils in line. “Being Food News 37 thre 4g lems. ‘occurred frequently among both ing to make it rough on traffic |the world in which he has re- ' don Johnson of Texas said the ual teacher thinks it is necessary. {kept after school, for instance, | legislators were given “a rath- Sports 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60 One youth admitted he had -girls and boys, in school and at law violators, will appear in his cently traveled.” School officials have stressed makes a student wonder if what He Theaters : é 62 learned his lesson after twice after-class hangouts. She believed own court next Thursday—to ap-| er optimistic recital,of the see-rilieg indicated that he now hasthat spanking occurs “rarely, did wrong: was worth it,” they, TV & Radio Programs ......71 being expelled for truancy, and the school or police should be) swer a traffic citation. Patrokman! retary’s comments on his trip |, new concept of the task facing and only as a last resort.” pointed out, : ] and his various adventures.” ithe U. S. and the free nations Wilson, Earl. ..... Bu | Was glad te be allowed back in called in to ‘clean up’ the out-of-|Norman J. Irvin said the 56-year-| | Most of the teen-agers empha-) A sophomere, Anna Murray, | ' Women's Pages.....19 thru 25 | school, ;School fights, i old magistrate ran a red hght. ' House Speaker Sam Rayburn of the Orient, : oy} 2 ee: “A. a } ; ¢ ye : $ idi Ss ajo saa i eee Lae es é 3 ij mete ee Py ee wot PI III IAA AA aA A AAA dA Add hdd ddd ddddddddided to return to work pending a dis- NEW YORK w-—lInsurance Teday in Pontiae com-cussion of the status of nine Sharon Lowest temperature preceding § a.m. panies have paid a million dollars employes suspended by the com-) At 8 am: Wind velocity 18 m.p.h The average farmer in the Unit-| to the Chase Manhattan Bank to pany for alleged picket line vio-; Direction: West. style shoes. Buy ed States uses his tractor 700 hour's lence. ; now and save! make up for its misplaced mil- Re. a year. The local's action was taken aft-| lion-dollar U. 8, Treasury note. , fo nalgpond Pridey {33 re er the company announced it Downtown T t Ww | ‘A Chase Manhattan = official sal said planned to call some 4,500 mem- eae Mie @...... 36 | S AMPED 4 Tem. ee re ieee 38) yesterday the bank had entered bers back to the Sharon trans-/ Compare Simms Price and Quality Anywhere! Pema Peeccog) WITHCALLS! = |= = plant today. 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Weather—Sunny. ad: | 4140 9 brand | te bas spokeoman sald, Highest PO... ssveeversasoves 8 One Year Age in Pontiac heart attacks have lost some shy- * -& + Thomas Dewey, Republican, was parity and dairy products at 80 smal] as it is now, Think long and hard about it per nominated twice—in 1944 and 1948 —but defeated both. times. ness about discussing the prob-Finally, there. is a school of before you subject a child to the The chief difference between cent. thought which believes that public lem. tonsillectomy atrocity, tonsifiectomy and tonsillotomy is Vv. P. FOR ADLAI? I met several who, in discussing discussion of this problem is harm-_ A fairly safe guess now is that letters, not more than that tonsillectomy is a major one page Lage the coming election, quietly vol-ful, that it may induce anxiety op- 100 words long = to Adlai Stevenson might qualify eration involving all the dangers or the fight over price supports is health and hygiene, not to disease, - unteered the information that they and apprehension, and perhaps A phone call from a man who prefers for the vice-presidential nomination of major surgery — hemorrhage, nosis, or treatment, will be ppometiloy hed had been through the same ex-actually bring on heart attacks, .D.. William ae. if a stamped far from ended. se be identified only as this year. His grandfather, a Dem-shock, etc., while tonsillotomy is ‘addressed envelope is sent to the Pon- to perience as Ejsenhower. But there is also a saying, ‘‘the tiac Press, (iene Michigan. ocrat, was vice president under a minor operation, no more dan- “Sensible Observer,” Three out of four said they truth shall set you free.” Copyright 1986) Grover Cleveland. There bas been gerous than extraction of a tooth. says that any observance of April 1 as a lot of solicitude expressed re- Tonsillectomy, as the trick spe- Louis Bromfield “All Fools’ Day” passed out with the horse cently by Democratic party spokes- cialists contend when they feel no Case Records of a Psychologist: men about the quality of the Re- and buggy, except among the fools them- Louis BROMFIELD was one of those One present knows ehough to ques- publican vice-presidential nominee. selves. He states that for a quarter cen- tion the claim, “gets” every bit fortunate souls so gifted that he Girls, It’s Possible to Cure Gambler, tury he has seen no perpetration of the Symposiums and radie forums of tonsil, whereas tonsillotomy have been conducted in the last few months to emphasize the * * * achieved distinction in several dif-mossy old tricks. merely slices off a portion of tonsil. © ferent fields. ‘but Best Bet Is in Not Marrying One need for a “first-rate” candidate The truth is, that no-matter how Not only was he a prolific and So many pussywillows have for the vice presidency. Most of prolonged the dissection, portions cute Harry because our baby was win success instead of earning ft. been reported that they no long-this effort has come from the of tonsil remain in the throat after Gambling is really a fever Pulitzer prize winning novelist, but so-called “liberals who don't that is worse than chronic al-soon to arrive. And they don’t profit adequately er are news. Thanks, however, tonsillectomy in most inStances. “But all our 10 years of mar-from experience, which also indi- he won national renown as a student like Vice President Nixon, but coholism to cure. Gamblers are to our good readers for their Anyway, this crude boast of new they have an opportunity often sexyally frustrated or so riage have been like this. Is cates juvenility. and practitioner of scientific agri-observation. the ever-ready operator only be-juvenile that they cannot un-gambling a disease? Harry swears Oh,'a person might bet for the to provide a first-rate “liberal” trays the operator's ignorance. he'll quit and even on bended fun of it on an infrequent visit to culture. He also was the author of fer the Democratic vice-presi. derstand that the odds are As a sophomore medical student knees and with tears in his eyes, a race track and charge it off as dential nomination, as the radi-always loaded in favor of the several plays, motion pictures and Sign noted on a Dixie Highway gas knows or will presently learn, has vowed to stop, but he always a lark. station: tonsil tissue per se is not malig. cals interpret the word “liberal.” gambling syndicate. Suckers countless magazine articles and was don't get a break. It is possible goes back to it. But the constant victims of the Primaries do not usually tell nant, So éxtensive. diesection of “What is wrong with chronic gambling fever and the poor suck- “We get too smart too young to cure a gambler but, girls, active as a lecturer and’ newspaper much about the relative strength the throat in the attempt to “get gamblers? Can they be cured?” ers who are chronically victimized columnist. — . of the parties. But it is sigmficant every bit of tonsi] tissue’ con-by the policy rackets in our big and teo old too early.” the simovlest strateqy ts nerer to marry one in the first place. GAMBLING FEVER that the Democrats polled a much stitutes a kind ef malpractice cities, are tragic cases. Of all the fevers dangerous to | ~~ * * Pontiac's early records show that the larger total vote than did the Re-which, 1 fear, the profession as By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE They. can least afford to gamble, publicans in Minnesota. President mankind, gambling is the hardest whole block surrounded by East Huron, a whole still gives tacit approval. Case R-310: Harry T.. aged 31, for their families need every cent. Born near Mansfield, Ohio, Brom-to correct. is an attractive looking man. The odds are alw ays against gam- Perry, Mt. Clemens and Mill Streets, now In rare instances radical ton- Like typhoid, smallpox or diph- FreLp had the sort of intellectual in-blers, anyway, but they are so occupied by the post office, was sold silleclomy may be necessary— “But Iam at my wit's end.” his eeanene juvenile they don’t understand heritance that enabled him to change 100 years ago for $450. For many years carcinoma or epithelioma of ton-wife protested forlornly. By JAMES J. METCALFE sil, actinomycosis, chancre (pri-* « ® : 0 WIN IN > plain mathematics. his (mind with excellent results. For it was in the CURES FOR GAMBLING Some people are deceiving and mary sore of syphilis), when there “Harry used to borrow money RT mE rar M. Walters Estate, eerie he started in to study agri-. . Some people are sincere . is reason to believe the disease is from me even while we were en-Often they worship money un- culture at Cornell University but he and considered to be “too far from down-And there are some who do not as yet limited to the tonsil. gaged, and he never paid me duly, too, so are idolatrous on that town.” want . . .. Their,meaning to be back. score. Sometimes a .sexual com- * * = switched to Columbia’s school of clear... There are the ones who I want to assure all grandpar-“I was afraid to tell my parents plex is the basis of their reckless- journalism and became a successful Taking no chances is try to cheat... For their ‘own for I knew they would veto any ents, Pa rents, uncles, aunts, big ness, selfish gain... And those who put brothers and big sisters of kids man who sponged* on his girl Many menopausal wives, for in- writer. Two of his most popular “Abraham Weatherwise,” umbrellas up... For neighbors in whe: have enlarged tonsils at this friend for money. stance, become chronic gamblers, books, Pleasant Valley and Malabar the cognomen under which the prog-the rain... And then there are the season of the year that the least and so do many platonic hus- “But Harry was addicted to nosticator of humble ones . . . Who simply go the poor kids deserve is a reprieve + bands. Farm went a long way toward fi-” gambling. And he was so con- their way .. . And merely mind —for, say, Six months. In_ that The Old Farmer Almmnse vincing! Even after he would A real religious experience {is nancing his famous farmstead near their business by . . . Each hour time, if the kids get a fair break squander my previous lean on a a big help for it widens their makes his annual predictions. He defi-of the day ... And so the shape in open air life, sunshine, nudity, his Ohio birthplace. horse race bet, he’d come right narrow vision so they realize the nitely forecasts nothing for 1956 except of things to come . . , Depends on and an adequate amount of the theria, however, it is best avoided back with another ‘sure winner.’ world is bigger than a race x « * how we live ... As much as we three vitamins and three minerais by inoculation or early vaccina- higher taxes. track. ° would conquer or... We are pre-most often lacking fn our everyday “Somebody would always give tion. A war veteran, he won the pared to give... And finally the diet, the tonsils will have shrunk him an inside tip and he just knew Let children work for their Sometimes hypnosis is helpful in I have it directly from my good friend, Croix de Guerre for -heroism answer as... We walk upon this enough,to pass medical inspection. he'd win the next time, but he money! Don’t place them on the “brainwashing” such victims ofFrank McInnis, sod .. . Is whether we obey our kept getting deeper and deeper in glorified dole called a weekly “al-their juvenile habit. while attached to the French If surgery must be done for debt. lowance.” That is an unAmerican manager of the Detroit Zoo at Royal hearts ... And we are true to God. enlarged tonstis I¢t it be instan- If they spent as much time Army in World War I. After (Copyright 1956) “Dr. Crane, he had a good job plan, anyway. _ studying in night school as they do Oak, that it will open May 10. taneous tonsillotomy, which Is as ey But he lost it all beca of his For when children actually earn pondering racing dope sheets, that conflict he lived for 13 quickly, as safely and as pain- gambling. their own spending money, as by they'd all be wealthy, lessly done as extraction of a years “We were married theg our tooth, Verbal Orchids to— in France and then in | carrying a newspaper route, they Girls, never marry a gambler. 1 THINK YOUR COMPANY A HOLDS * co. first baby was on the way. Harry are cautious about letting go of it. That's the best safeguard against India until the threaf of World iat) - For infected tonsils in adults ran a bread truck and collected this problem. Gamblers sre often immature _ the family back . Mrs. Elizabeth Fosbender War Il from the customers. But he ‘bor- {seldom are tonsils infected in chil- Always write to Dr. Gedrge W. Cre emotionally, They are fixatedat the juvenile level of thosewho of 151 Cottage St.; eighty-fifth birthday: in care of The Pontiac wg Peatics dren under six or eight years of rowed’ some money fo put on a to Ohio. velfacaren encloat -& mamoes, age) diatherm (electrocoagulation) sre thing in a race and lost, believe in Safta Claus, except pelf-ite to cover printing costs when you sénd Mr, arid Mrs. Clyde White -as is the miethod of choice, The ‘ef-usual, Setttinally’ BROMFIELD classified they now call her “Lady Luck.” for h *peveholagieal charts and gold- pam- of Greenville; formerly of Almont; fects of diathermy treatment are “His employer found out about Naively they think people himself as a Jeffersonian Democrat en wedding. can (Copyright 1968) in my opinion at least as good as his embezzling and didn’t prose- ‘ t / “ ; ) f amas titan Ste eR ae f phe % a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22,1956 | SEVEN Minnesota Town Noted . (to 200 farmers with litte pigs tor|india’s Shrimp Big medici mal’ and pharmaceutical Death Claims Increase namber of claims for the like Pe OD Walks on 2 Le * \eale line up their vehicles ti nd ographic , . * riod of 1954 by 2,000 amd the pay-°9 on 2 95 t ; |RENNEL REDUCES ’ |designated Preparations, and photograpi< in, Traffic Accidents ’ BAMBERG, S.C. W— A rat materials. ments by “$7,000,000, . terrier has learned to walk on one! Back To Normal Weight : front leg and one hind leg and Dr. : : amas ts, Distu rbing Donce rere ageibes ig wlpecntommne Re-elected 36th Time . Robert Hirshberg, veterinarian, hicle fatalities under 31,000. fhsur- ST. JOSEPH, Mo. d — Nelson said he was the first dog he ever ho ance policies in the United States|Thomas was re-elected secretary saw do 80. ~ tes — the first three quarters of of theSt. Joseph Grain Exchange, an event which startled few They represented total payments bye « the 37th time Thomas a “elected to a one-year term,jon New styles for Spring and Easter ... and look at the low prices! This year Easter fashions have taken on a wonder- fully elegant air. Slim- narrow sheaths compa- _nioned with full-length dusters or capped with tiny boleros. The shimmer of nylons. Laces etched with silk mixed with cottons or ribbon. Prints that are pure fantasy. You'll find them Velveray nylon print | Bolero team-mates all at Federal’s in a fabu- Sweetheart neckline on a sheer ; Linen-look bolero lined to match lous collection of Easter print. Navy or brown. 14-20. ‘pg print acetate dress, 1444-2214, dresses, styled to excite you 12.95 12.95 4% .. and priced to delight you! Sizes 7-15, 12-20, 1412.24. Big savings! re i% , a PAR CLS vt Sa yi * . * A . Pe i 9) Shop on credit with | 3 ae Handy Purchase Coupons! 4 Fe 4 ie * Buy now in any department . . . Pay later on Federal’s easy budget terms, Rp . m2 “ ae “ i‘ fsa \ —- Pita oP | y ws 5 “ ¥ “ ¥ Two-piece dress in a new textured& i Shantua with braid trim, back be By zipper, boat neck. Navy. 7-15, é a : fies 2.95 a. FREE ALTERATIONS 2 Ra ¥ ™ SY Imagine! Expert seamstresses will alter your new spring dress perfectly to insure perfect fit... and at no extra cost to you. Save now! Spring Sweets big famous-name from our selection i Romantic lace dress Ribbon banded nvlon and acetate. Rose, powder, navy. 1619-2415.16.95 > 4 tg4 ge Duster two-some 2 Beautiful print dress with rayon-23 linen duster lined to match. 12-20. ce16.95} “e tisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money 258 1. 598 : LE AEE IANO OE RL OR ee Blouse confections from our collection of famous names! Dainty tucking, lace, embroidery or florals on dressy or tailored styles. Short, 34 or sleeveless in delicious bon-bon colors. 32-38; 40-44 in the group. Spring gloves Famous Kayser me Jewelry 58c Proportioned Empress nylons A, Peter Pan collar, baby-doll sleeves. Rayon- linen by Ship n’ Shore, White. Sizes 32-38. 2.98 . a . .B, Lace-edged kitten bow, embroidered-Dac ron* by Rojay. White and pastels. 32-38. 5.98 broiC. Three-quarter sleeves, embroidered opaque nylon tricot. White, pink, blue. Sizes 32-38. 3.98 *DuPont's polyester fiber - + 2. and Van Raalte. 2.00 . Beadette bags Jewel tones. Newshee rye — 98 : Plus Ue x x‘ ct~ As ere oz '7 , Pha U.S. tes ees vyrer qpeaggaianet: ? a ere oe* Ferrings, bracelets oi,-arrings, bracelets, pin sol ee) a _ . 4, _. month tee 0 wertWith every pale of Empress aytens you buy. youget a bonus coupon. When en have 12 coupons, able a fegfle dijpwcl him gry a Federal Dept, Store. < : tk ineIn sees, -30's. _ —6().15's. or Kantruns. In sizes 849-11. 89c 99c. SAGINAW AT WARREN PONTIAC OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 ‘ \ a } t = < % 5 ee ; : reer \ ‘ if / THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 me = Sy eee Z ea ee Special Purchase ‘Echoing Music Coolidge Auditorium in Washington Has Housed 800 Concerts in 30 Yrs. tion’s highest and legal chambersechoes to its finest also * 2 8-Pc. Modern Living Room Group 159 No Money Down — $2 Weekly! A fashion selection designed to combine modern beauty and comfort at phenomenal savings! Striking 2-piece sofa and chair suite with overlap arm, tapered legs, and deep in- nerspring comfort, plastic-topped, limed ook 2 YEARS occasional tables, occasional chair, 2 ceramic lamps included! 10 PAY! in. Alcohol Consumption iNEW YORK — Distilled spirits constituted 91 per cent of the al- coholic beverages consumed in the United States in 1850. By 1915, distilled spirits’ per- centage of the total had dropped to 42, Today it is 40, with wine ac- counting for 6 and beer for 54 per cent. No Time Limits HASTINGS, Neb. (INS)—A’ new “gign at a Hastings cafe reads; “Breakfast—All Day.” Marriage License ‘g-: Applications Kenneth G. Gay, 2100 N. Squirrel Linda E. Kester, Rochester Albert F. Amerson, $53 8. Jessie Clara M. Ledainger, 217 South Bivd. Jessie D. Keels, 185 Fulton a £ ‘e et 8-Pc. Modern. Bedroom Group Zenovia Lona, 125 Jackson Eric W. Heiver, Ley op Elissa J. Levely, 254 Alice § Beautiful, modern ble Dresser and matching Wiilbarn ©. Bennett, Birmingham lola M. Thomas, Birmingham bookcase bed suite — plus Sealy Innerspring Mattress John B. Orons Jr., $19 6. PaddockVirginia R. Rounding, 20 Drexell and matching box spring. boudoir lamps. TWO Kenneth NW, Gothling, Rochester Norma M. Nolan, Rochester Norman R. Henry, 170 Whittemore No Money Down! frarned pictures. Etta M. Simmons, Bloomfield Hills Orton L, Armstrong, 638 Premont Muriel J. Crivea, 1155 Myrtle Ronald C. Gnyder, 292 Osmun Frances H. Gisse, Auburn Heights Cadle Burrell Jr,, $74 W. Buren Betty A. Gneed, 111 Hodson James FP. Avey, Walled Lake >-Pc. Chrome Betty M. Strobel, Detroit SENSATIONAL PRICE! Honald J. Lioyd, 4651 Homesite Donna L. Ody, 66 5. Midland poe fhe Smith, Rochester ‘te Pippin, Rochester 6. , BirminghamHa Segoe Bimmer ee . Cammill, Flint Kraft, 137 Coleman ©. Corbin,Royal Oak A. Jones, Birmingham 95 Dinette Set Reg.ss 549 ald L. James, ‘ R. Beaty, 1613 Stanley Oxford H NO No Money Down! MONEY © DOWN! |. Big bargain cludes table dinette set in- and 4 matching A carload buy makes this terrific offer possible. choirs, chrome luxurious tubular . frames, plastic mar- Selling elsewhere for more than double this fea-proof toble top, and cush-.. tured sale price. Beautifully styled modern design ioned chair sets. Choice of fashioned in Limed Oak with Genuine Marlite plas-colors, ° tic top with black legs. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,MARCH 22, 1956 : = z Ss “ * = i _. 9g* Sy a Et aes Nees eu * beg s : i . She ang z 3 " TV... HIT RECORDS by Famous Artists! TUNING Versatile Uses Japanese Experts Make 100 Different Products; Still Thinking of More | | TOKYO (INS)—There are some Contemporary Console Automatic top touch tuning . in a contemporary console de-$ 50 signed to harmonize with ma- hogany furniture, Aluminized Weekly picture tube. PHILCO Table Radio $165 powerful new 1956 Philco. 50c Weekly -PHILCO SAVE ‘110 Big 30-inch * a) — 10 days eariler Electric Range i ee ES BS PHILCO 72,000 Lamps Used SAVE $5195 = by Aircraft Factory | LOS ANGELES — Some 72,000 Was $299.95 ‘fluorescent lamps are needed to | Iuminate one American aircraft- ‘manufacturer's production plant. BIG 10 cu. ft. More than 70 miles of fluores- | cent-light tubes are serviced from 4 miles of catwalks The company uses about 39 carloads of these AUTOMATIC jlamps each year. Refrigerator No Money Down!. ‘Crime Costs $20 Billion Giant 6624 cu. in. ‘‘Dream’’ oven. Twice es much useful work Was $359.95 | WASHINGTON — Crime is cost- space with Philco’s “L” arrangement of surface units. Range-top ‘ing the American people about 20 floodffght. Easy-clean surface units. Deluxe porcelain broiler pan bilfion dollars a year. According with chrome rack. Appliance outlet. Automatic easy-set thermo- to the Department of Justice, for stat. \ every dollar spent on education, ‘crime costs $1.46, and for every 5249” ‘dollar given to the nation’s ‘churches, crime costs $14. Trade NO MONEY DOWN . Phone This WONDERFUL, NEW FULL-FAMI-[| ® LY-SIZE PHILCO thot offers more useable FEderal features —-more wonderful convenience — more downright dependability and economy thon any other refrigerator ot. # 3-7114 anywhere near this price. COMPARE — AND YOU'LL AGREE! You get TWO> INDEPENDENT APPLIANCES in the some cabinet—refrigerator and freezer, each at pa according to its own need. HURRY. : oe * : fa ‘ Vs ‘ : a | git ed i ie ae PONTTAC Piknss. THURSDAY. MARCH 22, vase | ~ é Fred Allen--Satirical. Wit but. With a Kind -» Eisenhower-is not ts the Mary of Pret | 3 available. “SouthernHelp, was to Massachuiets Gov Herter umo ove named)fas™ 5% ee oo ‘State oe a pedi : : 27 il z iz rfe5 | Fs i i ilesik 2 $3 2 u eh 5 - : g [ Eg 3i & i ay i 3 iH ii i fi Fi 4 i i 5 | Sz8 Lit : gZ i H the Rarday, on [eat ares 04, known ty’s national convention at San delegate-at-large, declined any, Portland te jein him on their tle guy” down, TV Emmy awards in their a fet delegateswho will help choose for the top spot on the ticket. Katt Sect: Werk SVR fo oid PortlandFred” had and. J n : i the Republican ticket at the par-/ChariesD. Owen Jr. of Asheville,’ night too for his-wife blustery to . ts li F : z ‘ “dwelt"" that) Hhset i ’ ; wife, nee ice-/ BEGAN TO ENJOY GAME “I think. — really think aa8; at Ag7: many. bern in WED. 3 ! nH | When i iaiet desuns of these is officially no-| habitual pre-midnight stroll, the stroll without in places. |¥2§iNg stay in from was | "DS. erences for the national ticket, He Won and. Died Le apartment house oh West Sth ,, be the & , Fred was just getting to enjoy RRL povenmenis tried to antieat operation, =. eight came out solidly for Richard) “One of the silliest things I've! “It wasn't that he didn't want Street, wanting to do something. ; It must have om | a in| the game (‘What's My Line?) af-a tax from his income, he put i : somewhat bit-, “The Michigan stands in the center @ Nixon vice presidential nom-heard of,” said the Sydney coroner to take it easy,” said “Uncle Jim” Not knowing what. |tine in months : B iter many years of “ . j@t-the inquest of an Australian | Harkins, Allen's friend and busi-| bd him,” Harkins said, “and by God,| iterly resenting the television in-| his se; oat way: “The WAY |o the Great Lakes region, which, said John Daly, panel| Jew se ee eet alt wear [tHe 3h percent of the nation's 16 hedged the ques-who drank 20 whiskies in two min-|ness companion for 22 years.| Blonde Poctiang Hoffa, Allen’s bow enpbey ge — that’s the dustry,” . Most picked “Nixon, if Ike|utes. He had a contest with.an-|"Fred worried plenty about his inseparable wife and co-starint his|aht i te happen.” |moderator. “Lately, you could see! 728. population, produces ae a wants: him," about three of|other man, who took 10 minutes|health. sea fet cuchen aad bstlnoe penx tolgity fame, could The pentoadenal greech trom ['Mllp, wes telexing. aaaey Fer) : the goods manufact beaded ling fun." He spent years in Hollywood|country. lived. little slices of chicken and fruit! not speak intelligibly even to the Boston was apparently these sedientes theyy might prefer for bad same number—and + ial sf ment, Francisco this August comment until he t4 device is said measure changes in elevator during ff The |senger comfort. '* his the for his her Ses of the) went Pan’ Alan's Ss ‘little going ad swiftly death of “The Great. Dead : ~ Ne |jf or and | 9 of Wn election: i. titled contacted ®*'¢- — os Of 24 delegates. in He 6 Cambridge, (t0 Sccurately “Maseachusetts the motion comte to an ee = —c névinn, _ of I | | ewgeid te etly of: clases be | reeoun poll of their. pret- an Associated Press : Save 6.95 on maple Save 25.85 on this handsome 4-drawer chests set with tatty-fone finishl * n*33 5. . Solid maple! 4 deep, full-width drawers. Matches bunk set. Hurry. 109 COMPLETE OUTFIT Use as a space sav- | double © : . mine decker! © 2 wagon-wheel beds. © Guerd rail, ledder © Combination box springs end mattress Just the thing for your boys or that extra bed- -room! Your youngsters will adore this rich, taffy-tone solid maple bunk bed set with its matching hook-on step ladder and guard rail to protect the top sleeper. Practical, too, be- cause it converts in seconds to two twin beds, Tuck in pockets for bedding on mattress. Buy now, take advantage of the big savings! LOW DOWN PAYMENT AND EASY TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET! USE YOUR CREDIT AT FEDERAL’S Hh — il! 1 mil ~ WESTINGHOUSE appliances Enterprise _—‘Frigidaire Family size refrigerator Clothes dry thoroughly |. 30-inch gas range with Thrifty 30-inch electric helds 40 Ibs. frozen food in any kind of weather . handy swing-out broiler range, automatic oven Reduced $ : Reduced $ Reduced $ f Reteeet. : 95 from 199.95 from 179.95 . |. from 139.95 roms 242° +) ean trade § Only 40 inches wide yet has sto c . Weath fect d days re ith | ‘ ol i : n stand- Se o0 lin of frotn fonda Full wii frocor ban capacity dryer, Jest ce wating of Wks Wonnghouse cad ches, [J erd'tso bats give nos?ide Vengeel cocking heme Sane etd ame At meal preparing gout ih? time of 26 lbs. and “chill tray” 14 lbs. Snack shelf for left-overs,-are dried to your liking. Damp-dry for ironing or bone Broiler swings out on hinged door. Han dy appliance out-Master automatically, starts meal cooking, then turns off Temperature control for just-right cold. Buy now, save! dry for storage. Direct air flow system for fast drying. let. Large storage compartment. And priced so low now! when done. Appliance outlet. Full-width storage drawer, Delivered, Hooked-up, Serviced Delivered > ae Serviced for. 1 year Delivered, Installed and Serviced ‘ Delivered and Serviced for 1} year NO MONEY DOWN ON APPLIANCES—SATISFACTION. GUARANTEED SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NICHTS TO 9 ; : * a : i é , | ? } a Jee : : € =o Sere ‘ pi ts tc SN ___|_ THE PONTIAC"PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 history. Salihundam is revealed 3rd Century Indian Site" as the site of an ancient sagharam) NEW DELHI--A votive stupa nlay ‘(mound forming a memorial shrine|ished from the second century set up in Eng-|0f Buddha) dating back to the third/p.c. to about the seventh and . in|and fourth centuries A.D. has been| eighth centuries A.D. excavated at the site of Salihun- dam, in the new state of Andhra, Germany,back since the surging India. war, now makes all plastics which The excavations throw. new light/are of practical importance, Ham- on the Buddhist period of Indian/burg reports. : = < nee “, a == ane ‘\\ x cit - : \ \ a \ \ re \ . — “oo watt 3 ' nee f Kw, \ ' / Ye \ / rd uk r) D \y Af hippity-h p to. | . t's tim ~ e youngsters for Easter t Tots’ and girls’ _ Easter Fashions washable Easter for tots’ and girls DRESSES COATS TOTS’, GIRLS’ = aes i NEW BLOUSES OR PETTICOATS on © : 2. | 8 * 198 so ] White or pasteldainty y and in full ie Stee ; . with pretty i trims aces or lace. ne torso styles. White in — -; ° . h aie | Dacron®. Sizes 362, 7-16 nylon, polished cotton, +14. paises savom-tinen is: eg Top. Easter frills witha : *DuPont’s polyester fiber | ith full skirt, -£ eee mL ¢ ieailees ivesks Fe jf NYLON TOPPER i bolero jacket. 3-6X. cf i . te Girls’ printed pol-Extra wonderful. be- NO.CHARGE FoR cotton with cause are wash- jewel button trim ALTERATIONS a afatt skirt wi ruffles. Sizes “2 cuffs, White, pink, blue in sizes 8-14, J Pe ‘Flower WASHABLE LINEN-* WEAVE RAYON SUITS 6.98| The crowning glory for Sose Chee” with hats, gloves or bags. 7 to 14 have boxy jackets, pleated or swing skirts. Easter-shop now at Federal’s! , ‘JUNIOR BOYS’ —_ BOYS’ TAILORED. TOPCOATS SPORT COATS Gs 7.88 14.98 . Smartly tailored with cap to Just like Dad’s! Blue, tan_ match. Fully lined, grow . a in tweeds, checks, hem. Blue, gray or tan. 3-8. plaids and overplaids. 13-20. A id *, ( : Pty na Sale! Includes bow tie, cuff links! Jr. boys b’cloth tailored, crease-resistant = Easter Suits BOYS NEW ALL- JUNIOR BOYS’ . 48s with striped band. 64-74%. novelty splash weave pat- terns. Sell belt, cuffed. 5-10, BE A SMART BUNNY! SHOP ON Cuff links and bow tie included W/ Tailored right to your young man’s taste. 2-button He'll want to look just like Dad on coats with high notch lapels. Dozens of new Easter Easter morning and with this cute patterns, splash weaves, checks, and fleck patterns set, he will! Fine count broadeloth in long-wearing, crease-resistant rayon-acetate. in white, blue, maize or mint green Choose from blue, tan or gray in atts 6 to 16. PURCHASE COUPON CREDIT! with contrasting colorful bow tie and Federal’s convenient Purchase Coupons! Buy now, pay later. Laneo j Ye A grown-up French cuffs. He'll be sweet enough to eat. Sizes 4yto 10. -NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS . SAGINAW AT WARREN PONTIAC ept. stores OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NIGHTS TO & ve Use ee“ 4 i ro 4 , 3 J . é f £. ¥ E ieee i aes _— j | Ny y 64 1 \ THE r PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22. 1956 ange Bout! |SUNIOR EDITORS ‘by World Bank ~~ @ ; “Face. of Earth Altered) ||/ ; by Loans Given to Huge | Construction Projects | WASHINGTON — In ten years, of operation‘the International Bank: DRUG SALE DAYS THRU STORES SUNDAY: {;j for Reconstruction and sired ment— the “World Bank”:— has. helped to change a substantial po tion of the oe s surface. AN Wwe FEEATURE +g, SOFT, CUDDLY | EASTER ( i Rabbits w * Golden Brown During “ period 22 of the Bank's 58 member nations have’ obtained sums ranging from $1.5) FRIED FILLET of million to. more than $250 million. The. funds are.used. for such pro-, HADDOCK jects as dams, erosion control, for-) estry, roads, railways, irrigation) . WITH FRENCH FRIES AND and major industrial development, says the National Geographic So+ per GOLE SLAW is 49‘< Delicious Taste Treat $EC i CE CREA . PETER PAN LISTENS TO TINKER BELL wo Chicks \ 98')3ae ...Peter.Pan has had a lot of notice lately, along with his_special roa d friend Tinker Bell. Now here's a cutout, = by Mike Hawkins ee ren mene Seu | vital =| Peter, reminding him to take his medicine and sag to keep him $1.49-$1 Siete< 4 out of danger. Her voice is tiny too — a little tinkling bell. Some- cheek GAN SE Sa Seaton times the bell: tinkles sweetly and sometimes, when Tinkle is cross, Europe was the first to benefit it rings furiously. : If you color the picture, paste it on cardboard and cul out the parts, it will be nearly ready to play with. Attach the separate arm . Aimtomt wate — to Peter's shoulder with the brass fastener so that it will move up = ber pon nations vaca is now .| and down. Fold the picture on the dotted line so it will stand ap. Now ark and Germany, . | tie a string through a hole that can be punched in the hand and Bank's capital comes| thread it through a hole punched ‘just behind Tinker’s head. Attach subscribed by mem-| & tiny bell, if your mother can find one for you, to the string behind in proportiontheir) Tinker. Raise and lower the arm to make the bell ring. Can to you yam cpap pen tell from the bell whether Tinker is angry or happy? mn, a! per Junior Edi 10 for usable ideas. You ma q cent is available for loans. Sale: tions in care yap may ened euaeee of securities is another source of TOMORROW: The Wonderful Change Marshmalle wp Rhodesia and Nyasaland will in-/ Plan Road Constructions |struction and improvements this te BIG RAPIDS W—The Mecosta|¥e#" including a new bridge EGGS in to CRATE COTTONTAIL 2 23+: Se with delicious Easter Condy. aa —— pure ma 98: ToY Wind up and hear the tune. Three-Piece Set EY MOUSE Holster (god 98: Wy a holster end belt. Mickey Mouse Club TV Show a MOUSEGETAR.JR. } SPRINGTIME BEAUTY BUYS! Nylon a | 79 ) Strings $2 90 ( ‘. sf $9 Beautiful New Spring Shades P EASTER 4 Special Combination Offer Special Gift Offer! |F CORSAGE} SEAFORTH Evening in Paris 51 GUAGE Dress up for Easter . SHAVE LOTION COLOGNE with NYLON HOSIERY SPECIAL PURSE PERFUME Save at As a special $400 Only 2 ron $9400 FREE gift at Interchangeable guret CAR WASH | VALUE BRUSH. Sare Heats fast. cleans at only easily fasts long, Herpitas Uie Sere ou delicious ‘ Detachable handle. Soft bris-' tles, rubber holder. KAZ ‘a GALLON $ Handy, Plastic Unbreakable -VAPORIZER ICE CREAM LAUNDRY PLASTIC fia inbaaer 49S HOSE BASIN For head colds. No open flame Chip rook 9 8° I Low 6 € Rust proof Priced 9 Protects china, A must in any laundry. Long wearing plastic. Petal-Soft Imported LAUNDRY TOILET BASKET TISSUE Cut 77° Price Never before this lew Zin 25° priced. YOUR CHOICE of lovely Snap back with = Walk on Air! pastel shades. Soft STANBACK DR. SCHOLL’S « TABLETS. NEW! P & G's> Save For Relief CLORO-VENT AND ) POWDERS on CREST. DOESKIN ruruao’ INSOLES |} TOOTH. MAGIC SACRO PASTE TOWELS oi, 698 BRACE f Helanca 33° S ALE! Waldor Large € Reg. 69¢ Made’ef Chlorophyll treated, Tube Keep handy f Nylon Stretch Sox, perforated Later Foam. ’ Contains Fluoristen 3” 5 r 7 13. ' — » cs Cc LARGE t Sprin wearing. ©P ae now! four patterns : ASSORTMENT 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TAM N. SAGINAW (Downtown Store) '' "No. '2—TEL-HURON SROFPING CENTER No. 1—29 - -* i ee THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 __ | THIRTEEN | does A Veer =, HE PONTIAC PRESS, 3 iEF Hi the Til. SocietyTool of Exposition, Chicago, Historians Still Baffled by Trek Walkby English Sailor Up Old North America Covered 3,000 Miles that of the 3,000-mileof David walk Ingram. Ingram was an English sailor. In 1568, with some 100 others, he was put ashore on Gulf Mexico's coast. Thereupon,his own tell- by ing, he and two made companions their way on foot to a point near present-day Saint John, New Brunswick, in Canada. oe + 3 3 3 2 3 8 g 3 iif —Cape 3i of “Cape Britton” west ton Island, Nova Scotia. There t found a ship, the Gargarine, captained by SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC OPEN MON. FRI. SAT. NICHTS TO _ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 -» FOURTEEN { contributedan equal amoupt om ; No Wonder Headlights |e evening Atter several blocks Park Gets$5 Million the purcifase of the park land, Seemed.a Little Dim __ [ht ticed the headlights aor GATLINBURG, for ‘Tenn.—Plans seem to be working. which includes 440,000 acres. DIAS Stretched 367 Feet ; coe ee T Cont com-|Gte#t Smoky Mountains National Park started in 1926. Pa. — It didn't take He found them painted ag EASTON, SAN FRANCISCO — The tallé8t| s¢44o0t redwood with a 47 foot}. tree in the world, redwood hh called over The) Average total college basketball were is HINES tower. Have Meanings _" Numbers. and Letters HOUSE a Stanley Decker of Easton long to) pletely black poster . find out that it wasn't his head-| -es ne {States of Tennessee and North) score (both teams) has risen from |i 367 feet 8 i te engl ; and is nears i inches, with ounders > that had gone bad. _ Surface mining of bituminous|Carolina@ total of $5,000,-56.9 in 1939 to 121.1 in the: 1954-55 circumference of 45 feet, was felled|Dyerville, Cal. about, 246. wen lights raised Decker started for Philipsburg'coalcarried on in 20 states: ‘000, to which Jéhn D. season. in. 1873, near Guerneville, Calif,|north of | Francisco:is Rockefeller| . on Freight Boxcars Aid ‘In Identification cone i . f pete eiE Fee WHAT A SCOOP OUR BUYING SYNDICATE MADE! What a deol! A tremendous purchase of fine brand new spring clothing AT FABULOUS PRICE CONCESSIONS! We've never seen such a deal! -This Tremendous Stock Was Just Unpacked and Goes On Sale Friday Morning 9;30 A.M! Here cre the ectual focts—We all know business hes been off in some sections. These people needed the money—we got “IN” on the deal—buy quick—end how! You can see here what it means to you in actual savings. Look! HARD FINISH THE SEASON'S NEWEST | FINE QUALITY ALL WOOL YEAR-ROUND WEIGHT ALL WOOL _ SHARKSKIN SUITS SUITS | SUITS Regular $45 Values! Regular $50 and $55 Values! Regular $55 and $60 Values! 67] / | 67 ARCHIE BARNETT SID BARNETT These Kind of Bargains Again Prove Barnett’s to Be Pontiac’s “CLOTHING VALUE KINGS!” 3 It's by far the greatest deal we've seen since ) we joined with this great organization. It's a Remember, these are all fine quality, high grade sujts, the season’s newest! Smart flannels, long wearing worsteds, year-round hard finish sharkskins! All the most popular fabrics at TREMENDOUS thrill to see it, it’s a thrill to be part of it— SAVINGS! You don't need the cash! 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PRESS; "THURSDAY, ‘MARCH 22, 1956 | s ike Praises Inventor _|tipstick a Cause Hoffa Risks Meany’ s Wrath Over Proposed: Loon (erratic vocnm tice Martone te Dike obtained & LOs ANGELES jg suit| Radio “A burly union boss, who figured Also at stake. is a question off built like « football fullback with |Chicago, and in the South. He has find him-a man of his word. His |re as « key figure in a, suit ot geno pr caren Senne Gat See Sona to tam ol. tan ‘maaall whe hecda whara the ‘apan, Tea] heavy ahesidere and. Coemtegly lear set atloupto’ to extent: his| etliee dow tm Botesit ‘by. open itby Teamsters Local 614) , nae eee toned het Nee tt Taha move, Was presi-|i i.ain to the West Coast, byt} Bear rank and file grievances, charged “irregularities” in letter ye compeuaatag wan eal nen spanked controversial «internal labor dis-/IBT with about 1,300,000 members, always on the peeen Sn Fee's Sent), WE ave io the largest union in the AFL-) dent oa Michigan Confer-iol Soe ae ly in the| ‘On the other hand, a Congression -ae eager a tuner nid 1 es lente contributions: |""\a-. Letha Juanita Lebert testi la-|siup lmperad m Intemmations! PFS) ‘aye President noted that 1956 is\fles that Richard Lebert returned a further chance to make his in-/Cl0. | agnew eager A Idbordl Hoffa is of medium height, has! with’ the ILA. bor rackets three years ago crit-on aecch charged Wotta|the 50th anniversary of De For-jhome-from.a party and when she ju. unitedper move| "1 eames last, as indicated by hig dealing|*! subcommittee investigating asked him to explain the lpstick somight este icizedactivities. Some sources||" Wt, set with misuse offest’s invention of the three-element] his Bee eee, of pejand a pooule apllt ia: thy renkalnt® Na combed, On one hand, Hoffa ts credited | believe he is less than meticulus|*4 & = or radio_vacuum tube. marks he said: “If you're going aie ereeidenk BT? «| te_spoechs fe sally, ‘wine. ith Steet,vite of the) pantingthe theh quipa, jovial or acid, depending! © a tha, beat conteecte i {it accepting associates who could/Oattand County Circuit Court after De Forest holds more than 300|to ask ¢hildish questions I'll treat . Hel 1 | Hoffa believe the tribunal) patents in the-fields_— tal |p Bear ae He paddled her, aay aap ghee BT's Gen. Brsage vormisorcin pu aaa pal yor oxrapas a ve ae wien for Midwest team-|help expand the IBT empire. — three judges ruled that teevi sion, Esme . ddied he rushes! ser Ownerstrucking fleets veaths ta tausttior op Ponting erealwun withnes jortediction tn the case.(Ing pictures. nad of ! At union conferences, = C tne. to go it alone? - the hottest.topic up | Hoffa, at the center in these | through (+y % Probably one job to get at the next. |f ’ b t uality erie te canines bed as the ac eacauan sf ones minutes, , it seems,ied a eon op A | only 10' % down and you can uy $400,000more to the debt-rid-sters, a theory heatedly denied (or a private talk, or | — by Dave —— Seattle, the HAS BUSINESS JNTERESTS Asen., ousted from in | union's president, é ' Hoffa finds difficulty in be- 106s ‘as racket infested. Beck more than Year sgn slags busine tun aan foshioe att exclusive Hetmory House: Approval of ‘the loan would/reports Hoffa was the behind-the-ng union activities. clinch the positionof the IBT as/scenes boss were: lies. ‘Almoetee” his $21,000-a-year senior partner in a working alli-| Hoffa said at the time hé Was/union salary, he has had-business: ance with the ILA and give it! just “trying to do everything my] interest in a Flint brewery and al effective control of East and Gulf|general president tells to do,'Columbus, Ohio, harness racing, 2) 9:1014.@ 0, 10a OF .|just trying to carry his’ in-| track, —_ & stractions.”’ His public references His ses age outside income n-(to Beck always are respectful, THE HARD WAY Hoffa came up the hard “— rough-and-tumble_ of The New York Times he, ofsays quit school to go to work at 14, in an insurance company that| At 19, employed as a warehouse- writes the union’s welfare con- man, he led a successful strike tracts. against a Detroit grocery chain. ~ cotton Hoffa's union activities have been principally in the Midwest, At 2, energetic’ the Hoffa, except 66 9x12-Ft. 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The mobile units have can- vassed high-population areas in southern Oakland County and will spend three weeks in Pon- 1% . 999) Hon hi | tiac, ~ The schedule set up for the pro- gram in Pontiac is as follows: From March 26-30, Fire Hall No. 2, Wilson and Saginaw; March “PARIS HATS - 26-28, Macedonia Baptist Church, 13 N. SaginawSt. 516 Alton; March 29-30, Wilson -|School; April 2-6 and April 9-11, _ . Neat to Kindy Optical ~|County Court House, Saginaw at Huron; April 2-4, Oakland County . _ By REQUEST, we repeat a very special selling event for our many friends who Pe. “Try te get throughto help the fd lueathet nace ing and Mobile Chest x Ray Units to Spend 3 Weeks in City, .| Free chest x-rays will be avail--Road Commission, 550 8. Tele-j se|Able to Pontiac residents starting|graph; April 5-6, Lakeside Hous- ,jnext week, to a report April 159 at; according ing; 9-13, Wessen from A. R. Musson, executive sec-Bagley; April 9-13, Tel Huron retary of the Oakland County Tu-ae Center, United Shirt berculosis Association. : EE THE: PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MARCH 22. 1056 Sr ee Eemagag hg eating d+ southeastern -Michigan with con-| centrations in. Oakland and Wayne counties, Musson said. “It is im-/ portant that every adult safe-/ guard his and that of healthhis) family by taking advantage ¢j these free chest x-rays. 17 JEWEL and for the ladies... WATERPROOF GUARANTEED WATERPROOF (UNTIL 1957) “Ht crystal, rows ond cose romain ining, the RADIANT NEW ! Sells Everywhere for $42.50 ES EFRERS -«++ JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER! FREE 14 Day Trial INO DOWN PAYMENT... 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NO Portable Typewriter DOWNTOWN STORE TEL-HURON CENTER STORE Monday-Friday ‘til 9 Open Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. ‘til 9 ft tee 5 i eae ia st Z : * + i OS & aks ‘ ee -‘| + neice ait pide Eth peat 4 deal aa ee ia a os a ee OR Tea wie ge TAS a ahoy & ee i ngteny ’ "s were! Sy eras ie: ‘ a * f \ i 4 “ih New Otficers| Members Offer Tribute — to Mrs. Joseph Panter. iting the meeting to: Mra, correapending secretary, and the Parli Mrs. Aden auditor. Thornton, Attending the annual rogram chairman. | scene of the’ Moats of West Iroquois road and Mrs, election of officers of the Parliamentary Mrs, James Hampton of : $ se Parliamentary Study Club luncheon Robert Howey of Pine Knob road.. Mrs. Study Club Wednesday were (left to . drive, luncheon cha . Wednesday. Pictured as they chatted Moats is club president and Mrs. Howey right): Mrs. John McNeeley of Forest is the newly elected before the luncheon were (left ) Mrs. Dale is recording secretary. Spicy Scent Is Offensive Womens Section& to Colleague THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 PAGES 19-25 Worker Complains 7 That Cologne Odor | |News From Bloomfield: Makes Her III By EMILY POST Junior League Chooses’ Officers Sr An unpleasant office situation ts described in the following. letter: By RUTH SAUNDERS ' named one of the equestrian team Her parents,and Mrs, John Mr. “We have a new typist in our of-W. Blanchard, with the DentonAn- BLOOMFIELD HILLS On of four horsemen chosen to rep- resent the United States at the fice who sits close to me and who _ |Tuesday, the Junior League ot dersons and Mr, and Mrs, Mare 1956 Olympics in’ June. T. Patten have just returned from : no This is a great honor for the a trip to Mexico and Guatemala. Uses a very spicy cologne. The ing at Oakland Hills Country Club, odor of this cologne makes me so /18-year-old University of Michigan sick that by the end of the morning ‘student who has been in training! Four new officers were selected I am ill enough to go home. Per-_ }to take office this June. ifor the trials since January. This necessitated the young man drop- haps I have no right to object, but For the next twe years Mrs. ping out of college for a semester. 4 ' a3¢ it really is affectingwork. my Is Gene A. White will be ’ there anything I can do about |RETURNS HOME | replacing Mrs. George R. Squibb. this?” Te. a P —_— “a Answer» You can take it up‘ with] | your: personnel or or your employer. If the’ is a big\~ one, perhaps you could have your desk changed. Mrs. Joseph Panter of Pingree street also attended the annual Parliamentary Study Club luncheon and elec- tion of officers at Devon Gables W ednesday. Mrs. Panter has been a member of the group for 30 years. She is ' Answer; What you were told js parliamentarian emeritus and a past president of the quite true, and when introducing class of 1925-26. one young friend to another young friend .you would say, “Mary Mrs, Avrel Mason will be vice president, Mrs. Milton F. Coul- son dr, will be the new corre- spending secretary and Mrs, John Parrott will continue as re- Mrs. George A. Maxted will con- tinue as assistant treasurer to Mrs, William Long, treasurer. Members attending the luncheon wore hats which they will donate to the league's resale shop, the “Bargain Box’’ on Woodward Ave., for its Easter sale. Proceeds from this shop go to the league's wel- fare fund, Projects which benefit Birming- ham directly are the Senior Work- shop and the Child Guidance Clin- Mrs. Roy E, Fruehauf returned’ \hqme Friday from the family lodge iin Canada. Mr, Fruehauy returned earlier last week. * * * Honor guests at @ cocktail party’ ‘Saturdaywil) be Mr. and“ Mrs. Robert C. Groves of Franklin, Hosts at the affair will be Mr. party will be given in the Graham jhome at Wing Lake. i Mr. and Mrs. Groves and their | | three children will leave early in June for England where they spend the summer, They ‘Smith—John Jones.” When intro- ducing a‘friend to a near-telative, Congregational Breakfast s George Roehm of the Air Wing) Mrs, Lawrence Martz of the of the U.S. Marines, is expected you might say, “Thisis my friend Oakland Child Guidance Clinic Mary.” “ Scheduled Good Friday today at the home of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Harold R. Roehm of was guest of honor and reported on the of the Birming- progress Lone Pine read, He has been away “Dear Mrs. Post: Three weeks} ham branchthe clinic. For nearly, 20 years First Con-Mrs. David R. Wilson js. general of jfor over.a year, spending most of ago I was invited to a shower for * # «€ gregational women have met for chairman of the breakfast. Serv-‘the time in Japan and Korea, a friendmine. Up to the present of time I have not received a thank- i * * * breakfast on Good Friday morn-ing with her are Mrs. Arthur Col. and Mrs. ‘Irving A. Duffy ing. This annual gathering has Selden on program and Mrs. arrived home Tuesday from Tryon, | Sally Blanchard is you note for my present. In men- become a traditional event of the |Dexter Craig for devotions. N.C. They had gone down tioning this to another friend, I was told that it is not necessary to Easter season and is attended by| Mrs. William Hurlburt is kitchen with their -son, -Frank, who was cation from Skidmore College. send thank-you notes for shower women of many faiths. chairman and Faye Donelson will! presents, Is this true?” * * * handle dining room arrangements. Mrs. John K. Ormond of. Bir-‘Mrs. Robert Sanford: and Mrs. Answer: At showers, it is cus-mingham will be the principal Sidney Olson are in charge of dec- tomary to open the presents and speaker for the March 30 occa-orations. thank each giver verbally as her sion. The wife of a physician, she * * * gift Is-unwrapped and admired. spent several years in India with Mrs, C. H. Purdy is music chair- No further written thanks are her husband. She served there man. -She announced that Mrs. necessary. Notes must be written as a teacher. Her topic will be George. Putnam will sing, a¢com- to those who sent presents but who “A Challenge for Today.” panied by Charles Wilsort. could not come to the party. Mus. Malcolm Burton will give All tickets are being handled by the Invocation and Mrs, Fred R. Mrs. E. C. Russell, Mrs. Carmi!Coming Events | Conner the benediction,. Greet-| J, Odell is publicity chairman. | | ings will be given by Women’s ForestLake Ladies Auxiliary 1230, FOR, will gather) Association President Mrs. E- - ‘Women Greet { ‘New Manager The engagment | . of her Mrs. Manton Cummins, women’s) coordinator of Forest Lake Coun- daughter, try Club, and Mrs.. Charles W, Carol, to Suchner, social chairman, served as cochairmen of the tea Wednes Floyd €. ‘|day at the club. r Reynolds is * being The affair was held to welcome! Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Norwood, the announced by new manager of the club and hisMrs. June E.| wife, and also to greet the new Wortman of members. Assisting with the afternoon af- fair were Mrs. Ward B, Brown, Dwight © avenue.: Mrs. Raymond Kahill, Mrs. Wil- Floyd, son of liam George, Mrs. Ento Nurine, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alan Pfaff, Mrs. Elroy Sandberg, Mrs. Harry Swigert Howard J. and Mrs. Melville Werner. © . Reynolds of A pink and white colog scheme) Boston avenue, Was carried out in the appoint- is a graduate ‘ments at the tea table ‘centered with a spring floral arrangement.) of General Mrs, Righard Norris, Mrs. Stanley! Motors Meyers,‘ Mrs. Howard Schweppe| and Mrs. Donald Hacker presided| \ Institute and is at the silver services. . ; Pontiac Frese Phote serving with * ¢* © ‘| The women of Forest Lake Country Club gathered Wednesday after-( left to right) are Mrs. Stanley Meyer of Bloomfield Hills, Mrs. Donaldthe U.S. Army, The annual spring fashion show; noon bd a to welcome the new manager and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hacker of Franklin and Mrs. Richard Norris of Huntington Woods, who Norwood (extreme right), and also to greet new members. Pictured presided at the silver services for the 2 to 4 tea held at the club. o'clock will be held at the-ctub April 19) CAROL WORTMA | at 12:30 p.m. . i 7 iets f wee 7 SS \ F| : | } 4 i: ; a ar ‘See * > . i Mission-Bells] a “NARDIS Benefit Project © of. Set for April 7 _ oh ae smile on your You and your boy friend are bothas young and changing. Maybe ere There must be a reason for this thing to come to an New Srortnees for Spring. as Johnateren Church van = 3 a | ye a ef eee ? E i 3 ; i i ; a Seidyes. entoat wow te home of Mrs. Craig Romeo on E Py Farad at the tala a tog @ BLOUSES Kari Ericksonon Henderson street @ SKIRTS The ‘Framed’ Look © DRESSES Eyeglasses with frames which OXFORD SHOP [cur costume can be hat, Check 58 W. Huron. bee ttHel i in : Oy £ Send 25c today for your copy of the epring and summer ‘38 edition bear thinking about it any longer, private business,don’t want You to let anyone see you when you are so undone. Your public per- For the active man give a Sallan “Sportster” jine Eactor Parada OUR OWN You have a smart new suit? A EXCLUSIVE bonnet? A—nol You gay new Pictured aboard Matson Lines’ Lux Mrs. Russell B. Robins of Pontiac Trail. ury LinerLurline en routeHawaii The Robins sailed Friday, SS to from Los Angeles harbor are Mr, and Classic Suit Style Will Wane in Spring/"““... - | NEW YORK (INS) — Budget) The second basic Paris garment basic styles. ‘The first ig a two-\one in her wardrobe, in any fabric| “™/ *leeast = sith with © ensh-dresses with just a part of a ‘piece outfit of wool or jersey for from costly silk to cheapest cotton.| "ere Print. belt showing right below the bust | daytime wear. Shirt-walet@ ont oie te The cocktail, restaurant and for the high empire waist * * * ‘ ‘ The nat by the| Pisin light weight wool or syn-dance dress of the year will be a| To achieve this effect, cut two pecrer acted ove ree ee eats Semen tors be Os jbound to disappear. The new| Mrs. Charles Sanft an. net tp “| Through these two holes, thread ispring outfitscomposed of a E " Gr Gently following the feminine body,| . iach.widewhich runs as ribbon ! to Entertain Group {it is suitable for any age and is| image the drone around the back ladylike in any fabric. and appears outside only the ————————— short 7 inches— distance—about Elizabeth Circle | betvesn i we stots. WATERPROOF. Hojds Meeting haven't gotten your Maling's Easter 17-JEWEL } bog yet! And no ovtfit’s complete without WATCH ; that! So hurry down here for the most glamorous = . sd MALING’S Kaster Bags Add to Your Sallan Account! For the 100% Carpet Rayon, 3-Ply Loop Pile Tweed—3 Colors Easter Parade Grey — — Beige and you can lightly turn his thoughts mW || with PRINCE MATCHABELLI’S ‘3 rovide SEE HOW MUCH YOU SAVE! carefree new Cologne a surprise flower box 40 Sq. Yds. of Carpeting. .... . $318.00 40 Sq. Yds. of Padding ....... 40.00 No better time to express your love 4-ounce Cologne Total .................$358.00 than at Easter... no better way . Dusting Powder Sales Tax ............. ___ 10.74 etee | | ‘ ‘ € i * oy ' than with a traditional diamond ring duo! Perfume Creme Sachet Pius Tox , $368.74 |) Our engagement and wedding ring.sets range Installation ........... te... 50.00 | from the modest to the truly lavish— The sparkling Spring Fancy Cologne decanter has’ two new companions this Spring .. . luxurious Dust- Total Cost ..:.... veeeeees .. $418.74 each pair individually chosen by us for the — YOUR COST ........... 336.80 | ing Powder and lasting Perfume Creme Satchet in in beauty and value, utmost the same sunshine-and-flowers fragrance! YOU SAVE ............$ 81.94 Also, 8-ounce Cologne, $2.50 a We Carry the Complete Line of aling Shoes dallan.- FIRTH, CARPETING. WE SPECIALIZE ; IN FORMICA, SEE US FIRST! CLOONAN’S KAREN'S FLOOR COVERING of e* + 7 , “Where Quality Counts” . : *ee ’ Next to Karen's Toyland ~ DRAYTON PLAINS 72 North Saginaw St. 17 N. SAGINAW ST. Open Mondoy ond Fridoy Evenings 4524 Dixie Mighway Phone OR 3-4109 I J . we ~ 7 -} eee Gaston) ae dee f < i ‘ eg és ‘ pete Pele PEP OR ks eta as -ee ci ae Pues ee ee ep oy a ae Re i) ‘ + A i. x ke TRE , PONTIAC press, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 : a ; 7 TWENTY-ONE | Spring Puts, ‘Stars. in -Stars’ Eyes | ty tase | YOU GET THE BEST ride of | QXFORD ‘MATTRESS - Carl R. Lane Tuesday in . In Workmanship and Material i Birmingham. —" 4 14 The bride is anni the daughter of Mr, and sees Mrs. Dain W. :) @pecial| day. oti does. does “E always have oe Miflemeans: af still sotnething the feeling 4 , Birmingham “a special to . the world is. reborn,” she A : een Make Color Work for You pac EES and he is the : uth im heen kt it. All things become hopeful. son of gue igel oc tnbadh : 1 Solor schemes are the cheapest|and to give long service, Since! This is the significance of Eas, Mr, end Mis ‘ rh cag pl people change And blonde Ann Francis noted/V@: .You cam make a busy roompace, there is a bedspread de-} Siees |.appen t feel very “of Hig 4 as 0 perme neave heney favs santas rs Peete Oo Oe cles at vane ree aad pier tie oil tt nd, \ hope.” ” |and best way tosmake @ room|mostlike a of decor} ter, and all of us feel it to wome the robins go flying again. jmade to look arger, and large)a flip of the bedspread you may] “1 gives me a feeling of rebirth; _ . young Tan's tency ah iet for S/rooms can be made to feel smaller. achieve a change in decoration. lreawakening and rededication to] “MRS. GARL ROBERT LANE when you buy : m iad Sits en rad cag hieet a ent Seater afar Mary Milliman Married] cucenono ditwin to almanacto ton Geiger fle, since ft wil be the|whte with the design im calor. |caus we erage” meiary Mt iiiiman arried Ppwn ete ag Bg hy oy be mype eo ser tea Sa Roane inte Tem (tinmbg. oon Cothering Held in Birmingham Ceremony) ' “9: seer ros wis “oatcr row orroo" : Hedvapied | doesn’t bother tanky, handsome| Professional decorators often | »_ Rone, gold. -trewn, Gregory Peck,” "| ge prtanento ated (oui, claret. geen= Homemakers Lutte of tePratlnnawars | Oxford Mattress Co.| os /by |,,T Cure Part wie! tentent =e ee lrg, i and matching |eSembling | Membersthe’. was scene the was like maid 332 Huron Street FE 2-7695 of Comrhunity/ham the of cere-ifeta styled the of West Club unitingLouise ‘We keep a springtime state of gr cortes, and let the reat of the Ms Jomemakersmet at the home/™ony Mary Milli-/honor’s, mind in Hollywood,” he yawned! oor furnishings coordinate with | [#58 starch ts needed if Your Mrs. walter Edwards on Athens|™an and Carl Robert Lane. Dr.| oan tens — comfortably. ‘Even it looks use an ironer,exerts con-evening. An-|Glen Harris performed the Tue$-| Francis Lane was best man, and . though which just about the same as it did in aun. siderably more pressure than a Seow Wecie peshana tas beatae day morning service. -ushers were Lt. Dain Milliman Jr. ; : November, I always seem to fecl| Wise homemakers spend their|hand iron. Use about one half the oa) ‘+ 6 and Ernest Kitzner of Dearborn. Week End Special PERMANENTS better. moneyto give maximum glamour usual amount. A on their visit to the Oak-og clay — — = wpe The reception and wedding MACHINELESS — COLD report WAVES County Convalescent Home hes be breakfast were held at Oakland . Stock Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Permanent Shop | | Wave | Lane of Highland Park are his| "Wt Country Chub. Redicing 2! :|parenits, For her going-away costume, the secured by ® fiat. joweltrimmea| church Group om exci, Has Luncheon Dress-up Footwear for young in a Easter Paraders wide selection |bouillon—simmered to bringout maid of honor, She was gowned in|First Presbyterian Church prowvlliger lrdigelteadly lied be-iazure blue chiffon and net with|Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. inning he means sound stra and circular veil|M met T.C. | oI =! : ; : Strape ef | Patent “seconds” rule for dieters will be luncheon, ‘ were a crescent-shaped bouquet ofeasire to follow throughtout the/pink carnations and rosebuds, __|“hairman rest of the meal. Mrs, Einar Mandenberg of High-|tee. Mrs. Thomas Tillson was of the luncheon commit- ee : € ¥ 5, C = SHEATHor JACKET: a. ? FS white, Red, blue, black, = “— Se i Pink, White Bark, calf. 3 Black or Blue Suede. Pumpsrune for tots and growingwuond woe Girls.es | Donntiag Zonta Club Holdswx AT, wasMeCuloch from the A WOGET Z SiecsS388 4 to 6fg6 Sizes 6% to-8 oe you like. Patents, black, white Calf.se wt a pink or [4 Breath of Spring’ Show k of the Ephesians, the first5 chapter, Mrs. completing Smith Fa Sen ; ; ‘ : : = * an Y : $5.98 and $6.98 __. Fashionsby Alvins were spot-, A Cell Chapman original of |" mericen Indianand Mrs. whan suc eee lighted at the “Breathof Spring”| silk organsa with pink appliqued |D*vid Brown was welcomedas a / | $5.98, $6.48 Misses flats In one o! her favorite patterns and colors. [Style show sponsored by’ Zonta) resebuds brought ohs from the . = 9 7 and $7.48 Patent, black, blue (light or navy) turquoise, aewhite and brown, red or neutral calf. White Sizes415 to 10. AAAto B $4.98 $598 $6.98 white, bark. Club of Pontiac Wednesday eve-| audience, Another special fromning at the Elks Temple. New York for the show was anI me oa Oleg Cassini original with the —— oot ee Empise look, [phisticated. Md ne weeeay petites, : ok buttonsThe Oriental look was shown | The group's April plans include|& money-making project April 7. G EVERYTHIN| for the BRIDE Alicia ", 14.98ina 17.98 In silk and cotton, =" Popular tw jet tie. Youths, Boys end Men : poche costume one “<< bd Binck and,Brownor Tans ae . Foe areas enn o in spun, Navy and Black |Plain Toe, 3% to 6, a SHOE 48 N. SaginawSe. : ain wees FE 2-7440 ALL NYLON } : sir Hong eT STORE 46 w. Huron st. spring colors. Junior and misses’ sizes. OLIPS Open Friday and Monday Nights very wecial .. 3.9 Adjustable shoulder straps, full cut, loce, embroidery or net trim. White only. Sizes 32-40. Lingerie—Main Floor Etude ares Sh It’s the one season Junior is eager to get out of his o’alls and “‘sli¢ked up” for the occasion. We have all the fashions he will love. ' Sport Jacket by Buddy .., tartans, tweeds In sizes 3 to 12. $10.98 to $15.98. Other jackets from $8.98. His first Long Pants Suit is here... including the new Ivy League look ceo in sizes 3 to’ | 2: $5.98 to $22.98. ; Eton Suits for Easter . . . for special spring events at schoo! .. . Sizes 2 to 6x. $3.98 to $15.98. Boys’ Dress Shirts. $2.98. Ties 69c and Extra Dress Slacks . . . Sizes 3 to 12... .$3:98 to $7.98. here's something eally soft that’s really sharp!ree eur pempered-with-elastic pom new= 2 anecrioned wore | . 1025 The shoe with the beautiful fit ae They slip on with such ease... 'n just don’t slip off . . . walking, running, dancing! No wonder Naturalizer's collared-for-sleek-fit pumps with chamois- soft linings, nicely silm’d little heels, complete flexibility, are so much in demand. In Black Patent, they're fresh-up. spark, a Spring kiss to your ward- robe . . . now! ~ Here now = your exact size as advertised in Woman's Home Companion ee Riker Building — W. Hurori St. 48 N. Saginaw St. ra Yes THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 , To Depict Paasion_of Our Uned 3 : | AI Saints Plans Musical Program er,” ‘Tiplen’a.. pettorménces,; wai the role of Jesus and the University ta both in opera and in concert, cn en. harpsichordistfor agg: etree -Dr. Marilyn Mason will make Baroque Ensemble. < OPEN FRI. NIGHT TO. Other soloists taking part in the. ‘Mary Lewis,’ s - FOR YOUR OLD A As well as Mon. CF and Sat. nights \- | Paris Vogue a ~~ = Laces and Chiffons, Guest soloists will be Mary Matt- feld, contralto; Donald Nelson, Veils and Ribbons to “+ il tenor, and Thomas Tipton, bass. Miss Mattfeld was soloist with All Be Popular Attire perms v4 ; * PARIS (INS)—White lac#, dotted chiffon, veils and ribbon will her- REFRIGERATOR New GLE. Bote ‘ i+ {rf ¥ * She has also played Hansel in 2 + * 4 x" : the “Hansel and Gretel” concert oR. MARILYN MASON ‘THOMAS TIPTON At Jean Patou ‘spring goes right performance with the Battle Creek|——~ { e } + to a woman’s head. He has intro- 4 . *. Symphony Orchestra. duced the loveliest, most feminine 4 me M fai 4 is 4 : sates " Vacation Mementos Bring Mr. Nelson, who will play the spring bonnet which can be worn weeks before the Easter parade. a | ie at! role of the evangelist St. John, ‘ Soe Sd is currently teaching harmony and r Touch of Spring to Home It’s a narrow-brimmed sailor with a high crown. The hat is entirely music literature at the University covered with white Valencienne] Refrigerator ——_! of Michigan, while working on his NEW YORK (INS)—Last year’s lace in tight ruffies. Shown with a doctorate. He is a graduate of Coe Cot lege. simple navy-blue suit, it is worn vacation mementos can make this with a cravat also covered with spring’s . es ring’s tabl i ' hells, drift i lace ruffles. Whie serving in the U. S. Air $] 5 FOR YOUR OLD TELEVISION Force, he was assistant organist| at the Christ Church Cathedral in| ‘o Not only can these items make A square of white chiffon with ON A 1956 G. E. TV St. Louis and later organist at St. attractive groupings in themselves, “Ivy, or any perennial, is very dark grey polka dots ts another L & G Furniture sign of springtime. “Folded as a Stephen's House in the same city., scarf it is shown at Manguin in indoors,. and this is particularly aopenlng these days when spring the neckline of a conservative two-piece outfit of dark-grey sce ites, sondiment You'll Notice the Difference in fun. Brightly colored dried FACULTY MEMBER _ atts 8855 always ep | Receiving his master of music degree in voice from the Univer-\cqntarm ereea nt ne worsted wool. At Fath young Quality and Service ~~ flowers or leaves entwined with and pretty mannequins wear Frank J. a hasfew STORE HOURS: ideas along this line and he has\°’<” * "all piece of fishnet adds dotted chiffon scarves knotted Mon., Fri. and Sat. 9:30 to 9 P. M. mi q ;' » ig rN . bs ’ = ———— . = ay aa . some interest in how you decorate|* &*Y —. * @ your table — he’s president of a) 4 shee spring woul company that specializes in the| centerpiece of straw pomsprinting of cotton and linen table-flowing with fruits andcloths. ; vegetables, or spring blossoms that Percarplo suggests: match the floral pattern on your “To bring a feeling of the out-|printed tablecloth. around the wrist with the two Tues., Wed., Thurs. ends floating under three-quarter suit sleeves. 3526 Sashabaw Fath shows a very feminine way PLENTY OFof wearing a veil over a spring chapeau. The hat is a white, flat pique beret worn straight and pulled down to the eyebrows, It!” sues 9:30 A. FREE M. to 6:00 P. M. OR 3-1711 PARKING \ wae re ax is trimmed with a navy-blue, face-//} screening veil gathered into an) nae aie -.33 “iH fi a ee | Shaa j Open Mon., 3 Nights to Fri. and Sat. 9 inch-wide navy-blue ribbon choker Reconditioned and Electrified worn dog-collar fashion around the | in Our Service Department Tl throat. sehrSPE yen eM EYIS White ribbon bows in the ears. ! ONE WEEK SPECIAL romantic and Parisian. Lanvin-| Castillo shows drooping pear-| CONSOLE ...$3450 a shaped with a pearl earrings, trimmed) flat narrow ribbon bow on PORTABLE . .$2250 Recendi- tlened Head 7 — . the ear-lobe. FREE © @ 5-Speed Contre For figure beauty as Lemon for Nicotine HOME DEMONSTRATION 30 Mile Radius @ New Motor as well as comfort .. Nicotine or grease stains on hands may be erased by rubbing: the skin with a mixture of lemon | juice and salt. Scrub it away with Call Any Time FE 8-1 564 Trade-in accepted. We rebuild and service all makes. RITE-FORM thick soapsuds. Tiny calluses or} rough spots might be massaged away with a mixture of salad oil | and powdered pumice. { 3 MIDWEST 980 cst amen BROTHERS St. a: Distributors FE 8-1564 | A ouF “STA-HI” girdle —_ 10° To wear the longer torso sil- houettes . . . Rite-Form’s light- weight silken sheen cotton and shape-holding leno lastik . . . fashioned of Lite-Glo. This new girdle rises 3” above the waist and stays there! 15, 17-in. lengths; 27 to 40. , Credit shop with Federal’s The crépped ja Purchase Coupons! — leads the Easter for Easter fashions! This is the Springtime for pumps .. . and for this season T G C presents the *5 510 most marvelous variety, all with that fabulous Soft Touch construction . “Triple Play” ad ickly, for lightness and flexibility. See ont to any mole cre pak them now, on slim little heels, in White nylon, 32-38, $10 all their glory, with a raft of colors and leathers to choose from.” shoulder fashions! 32 to 38 B, (Matching handbags) 32 to 40, C. 8.50 B. “Low-Nuff” for plunging. bare 10° -“Caprice” designed to mold & fuller bust, smooth the torso. | White; 34-44, D only! $5 Cc. Let our expert corsetieres fit you! MAIN FLOOR SHOE DEPT. SAGINAW WARREN FEDERAL dept. stores +1 SHARRE 74.N. on St. | TWENTY-THREE Your Specials Easter Bonnet Easter ae Coat See — _ Toppers You would expect ae Our Easter | to Pay 45.00 to 49.95 = | Flower Show You would expect ite to pay 29.95 to 34.95 of Millinery $ : A 4 ce s te Friday and : ’ ] Qs Saturday Only! , Pink, Aqua Coral, Beige The flowers take Pink, Aqua, Coral -Navy, Gold > sill ed eal Navy, Powder, Beige Easter. You'll find . Tweeds,. Fleeces the top fashions in White, Black, Gold lei the Easter Parade ! Hopsackings from our collection ...they’re the Hopsacking, Tweeds, : flowers of the mil- | a Fleeces, Suedes inery world! Es 16 N. Seginew St, O,0 e 4! Aw .... an exciting peek into what's here 2b.. > DRAMATIC NEW COLORS! a ; EXCITING NEW FASHIONS! There's excitement .a-plenty in ‘ mee Bae ee this dramatic presentation of our ~ $14.95 Off -side -sling, beautifully new Carmelletes. Colors, silhouettes, fabrics ., . fresh, new, exciting! simple, in eryior Red calf, deftly touched with white, $14.95 Flame Corkette, patent, tren x Natural Corkette brown $14.95 i 4 ; . ~ y et f ' . of / dae ee ape re iy RRR Bn te iS i, Peas I. ee ey A Bs 7 << wt ee ee. 7 * : i ae : ; 5 i oe: , bes FN et : | hj } __THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1056 (or pastels), appliqued and jew"! about taking off the road Tw * Orlon and Flowers élled. with pink ribbon tens te oeecree re : check speed, wnat. Guest Night around Replace Cashmere the neckline, down the front, eeps Eye on You The speed of the car stares out and on the sleeve, A new kind of speedometer in-|of a “eye” ‘that is| mounted ’ Yt-you can’t say it with cash-to Be Held It's a festive cover-up for sum-| vented with women in mind, is the! at : ' mere, say it with orion, . , and mer cottons that will soon be com-| ‘Cyclops Eye" design. You don't/large numerals by back lights thatlon Monda ye flowers. A California designer has ing in, and it’s beautifully ee enn ee y @ high-bulk orion cardigan in white able! iSince-women are Serving on the committee ar-| iranging the annual Guest Night! -| program are Mrs. Claire Hinck-) * * ‘ley, Mrs. Ben Bowman, Mrs.. Enjoying a family style vacation, Mr. with their daughters Betty, 10, and Judy, /Ronald Hodge, Mrs. Norman} and Mrs. Walter F. Fuller of Erie drive 6. This is their fourth season at the )Smith. Mrs. Robert Meikle, Mrs. Everett Reese, Mrs. Everett are holidaying at Ellinor Village, Fla., resort near Daytona Beach. Stewart, Mrs. William D. Hanby, Mrs. Cecil McCallum and Mrs. \ George Brinkman. o Areme OES Holds Friendship Night \Be Immaculate! | Friendship Night was held by ald Ashbaugh, Mrs. Clayton W.|Whisnant, Mrs. Sam Wiscombe, | “Immaculate” should be the Areme Chapter 503, OES, at Wetter, Mrs. Walter Stofford and Mrs, Thomas Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Abercrombie. Visit-/Mrs. Clayton Lovelace. ‘first word in your fashion primer.|/Roosevelt Temple with 200 mem- ing officers from several -Oakland | - Featuring the best All the fancy clothes in the world pers and _—— ——— County chapters participated in the won't make up for the crisp, clean initiation. 7 know brand names look which is the hallmark of the Initiated into the order were |truly fashionable woman. Mrs. Willy Koogenhop, Mrs. Don-Mrs. Lioyd Sibley, president of the Oakland County Association, @ HAMILTON WATCHES announced a brunch will be held at the Waterford CAI Bullding at @ ELGIN WATCHES THOMAS’ 11:30 a.m, April 5. a @ SHEAFFER PENS AND Announcement was also made of; ( PENCIL SETS a breakfast to be served at the) temple April 15 from 7:30 a.m, un @ SPEIDEL JEWELRY til 2 p.m. | * * @ COMMUNITY and ROGERS Special guests introduced by) SILVERWARE 4 \Mrs, Edward Pritchard, worthy! ; -. ;matron, were Mrs, Beatrice Mun-| @ COSTUME JEWELRY Prize Winning Recipe ~ 62° ‘dy, past grand warder of the \Grand Chapter of Michigan; Russ | | | Cherry Winkie COOKIES ‘Munroe of Farmington, grand com-, mittee member, and Mrs. Roy Conrad of Clarkston and-Mrs. | Large Strip Top Harry Vernon, grand representa-TS ‘v2 tives. 404 FREE PEACH PIE 70° OTHER GUESTS GIFTS {| Lenten Delight, Old Fashioned HOT.CROSS BUNS. ~ HDS i Taste-Tempting, Frankenmuth FRUIT BREAD Style 29° HOT BREAD AND DONUTS DAILY AFTER 3:30 P.M. | Others introduced were William io Cousin, royal] patron of Amaranth; | Mrs, Theron Taylor, guardian ~ e AG of) \Job’s Daughters Bethel 40, and ‘Mrs. Joy Freeman, Ma-Con, of | Holly. Mrs. Floyd Wilsonof Clarkston] ‘and Mrs. LaVon Rydon presented! |several musical selections accom-| Sad i jpanied by Mrs. Howard Vander-uv ‘beck of Royal Oak. | Following the recent meeting, re-| ~~ EXCEPT SATURDAY fod were served by Mrs.| oy 2451 941 Orchard Lake Avenue Phone FE 45065 Victor Bodamer, Mrs. Furn Tubbs,) Seven cute caltale designs for Mrs. Claude Lessel, Mrs. Walter seven days of the week! BrightenTHOMAS PASTRY SHOP | up the kitchen rack with a set of |towels embroidered with these mo- 121 West Huron, Near Cass FE 4-8163 Scout Directors tifs. The stitches are simple and PARK FREE in REAR of STORE Meet With Official . |colers gay. Pattern No. 2451 contains hot-iron | The national field staff adviser, transfer for seven designs; mate- Theresa Burleigh, was a guest rial needs; stitch illustrations; when the board of directors for|color chart. Northern Oakland County Girl) Send 25c in coins, your name, Scout Council met Tuesday in ne grin and the pattern number Naval Reserve Building. to Anne Cabot, Pontiac Press, 372 The board has completed work: W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, Iil. on the budget to be submitted to) Now available—the colorful 1956 the United Fund for the year 1957.' Needlework Album containing doz- Announcement was made of the ens of lovely designs from which annual cookie sale being held by to choose more patterns in crochet, the council April 6 to April 16. This embroidery and knit—plus three |sale is separate from the neighbor-gift patterns. directions printed in jing councils’ sales now in progress. book. Only 25¢ a copy! FEDERAL’S _ Famous-make shoes for boys and girls! Easter Flowers... ORDER NOW. Boy's 2 eyelet oxford ” Girl's Spine petents Cordovan, black, 121-2 D. 4.98 814-12, B-D; 1214-3, A-D. Girl's Spring potent Boy’s straight tip oxford 3.98 | a 8%12, DD; 1243 Ac, «3-98 Storm welt. 9-3, B and D. ° &s Pele Infant's petent 1-straps Boy's 3-eyelet oxford 3.98 . Cut-out design. 3-9, D. Sires 814-12, 1214-3. Daffodils, Hydrangeas Azaleas Mum Plants Faster Special od Teen's Spring 1-stropsWith liver heel. Sizes 49. 3.98 ‘een’s low, modern pumpsWith aliver heel, Sizes 49, 2-98 ‘een's sweater pumpsElasticized faille collar, 4.9. 3.98 SATISFACTION StOreS Boy’s straight tip oxford 5 98 Embossed uppers. 244-6. Boy's U-wing-tip oxfordGocdyear welt, Sac 2456, 5.98 Boy's embossed oxford 4.98 Goodyearwelt. 24 to 6. SAGINAW AT WARREN, PONTIAC OPEN MON., FRI., SAT. NIGHTS TO 9 LovelyOrchid Plants 3" Corsages Priced$3.95 From Orchids $5.00 to $7.00 Choose One of Our Artistically Designed Corsages for the Easter Leok Gardenias, Roses, Carnations, Violets, Iris, Daffodils JACOBSEN’S FLOWERS 101 N. Saginaw Street FE 3-7165 Greenhouse at Lake Orion Deliveries Twice Dally te Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills and Detroit FLOWERS BY WIRE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD - rt he SN f | f FGF ESL pe mad VEL Bem oe v4 ent Unie fs een WW Pee eI ec lye? . ER Breitnh ge saselapatpe a al ere ao ee ae ¥ é THE PONTIAC PRESS. THU RSDAY, MARCH 22, 1056 ao 8 s TWENTY: FIVE! ri *, "By ANNE * HEYWoop cooks and raises, kids your column jimportantto them. an irate gentle-| piper doesn't | seem he’s “stuck” with a wife and ‘must work at a job lor it the wife feels that and: kids the family, but will give he hates|band and wite more in she is a|REAL PARTNERS the’ hus- common. Seal t coe pak | ne Se em ee dreary drudge who gets no credit./ “Fach will feel that the other.is & > people you describe] Bard Gough she tay work, her . 8 8 derstandinging. of the other's point| time is at least her own, andher, . If the wife, in @ case like this, of view.#, * 2 there’s no bess to needie ." cah have some part-time job or a &, &)- The wife will have # feeling of“Don't you think men’s needs) There's litle hope Jor a happy home activity, it will not énly| ” to anything? Men need) marriage tt the husband thinksleesen | financial pressure of|accomplishmentand the husband peational guidance a lot more will be able, if he wants to, to ; 7 i starting he a go thursday : Naseemlpeobiewset™ 4a,on to why plwomen's Ginjob o change to work he loves. Of course, this will make him | & know. | guidance,| Same Gp they say, men need vocational. But all too often,conte t0 wee Or “It’s silly for me to A mewis on ———-sachet) ty stort, it is becausethe (men, as well as women, :1. valuethat | navy : rayon ; ’ aecause .I oehave a hiawife atand 8child to support.” i Sometimes they even say, “I ‘market. The cartwheel shaped noon years ecg Sick allfruimake life happier and more t- ful for both. (Copyright 1956) = crepe é ee ee a ‘money at first otemly” and . I'm oe stuck ce with diffuser will keep linen and personal ke w |Easses h =r heel Design, Icy Driving dresses| ; | | So some I try fo help activity which the wife find’. will bring in effects cal fresh nee | Things itime for are getting easier women drivers, all the A new = x A Scottish ; tartan of red ~ lfamily more andthe husband margin for error and a chance to work at smelling. A jar of sachet |1956 cars get-up-and-go on est roads, permitting cars the ici- to take if | $ 90 ‘ F : greeh is molded for an what he likes. torso frock, White piping accents|PROTECTED WIFE the lowered waist and is used for; Many men feel that they do allthe collar, The navy cardigan|thework and take all the tension, sweater 1s bound in matching fab-jwhile the wife stays home, reason- ic. ¢ fey protected ffrom the working California had about 13% million * * @ ,3 |people ‘at the end of 1955. The fact that she scrubs and| powder COMES with the difime off trom a standstill without wheel\spin or slipping. And with electronic push but- ton controls, milady can easilydeseage Uenad id enor ‘ ilsroaned col casas Ghee ——_——. About82 in 100 of male Ameri-clas avar Mi puans at hace Sa. _ -usually higher e@taster white tri r wh ms .-priced ae : :‘ DIEM’S oe OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY ’til 9 P. M. @ misses’ and half sizes ) Splinter slim navy crepes . headline Easter dress news! | Now trimmed in lace, now in white. Scores of refreshing styles. | See the entire collection... |. you'll find the $7.90 price hard to believe. sketched: white daisy trimmed rayon crepe. Navy. ‘Sizes 14 to 20; 142 to 201. “special, $7.90 “STEP PRETTILY Into the EASTER SEASON! ’ _ Step into the Easter Parade with comfort, quality and assurance ~ of fashion and fit in shoes FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. Women’s shoes of simple elegance in sleek and slender steep heels or dramatic med-low dress heel as well as low casuals. Children’s famous fitting nationally advertised shoes and Men’ s Cushion Sole Shoes of Quality, See our Impressive List of Famous Name Brands! LITTLE YANKEE 5Let’s Get °Acquainted! SHOES With Diem’s Shoe Store and Quality Shoes. For Little Children’s Easter 2 : We offer you a selection of well known shoes at a low, low price so that you may see for yourself the feel, fit and long wearing benefit of Quality Shoes! Quality Shoes! Broken lots none sold for less than $1495. 350 pairs. Colors, sizes, fashions. Your children de- SQ serve the finest flex- ible leather that cradles little feet in es and — Every Pair Guaranteed eaves Pretty room patents and gto high « white. Infants’, Tots’ through Teens. Luster Calf in Pink or Beige Lorna 11.95 Calon sesed’ to Sering in Symphony MeFree riftsGifts for : the ChildreChildren enchanting leathers .. . by 11.95 Easter Paramount, Heel Gripper, British Trotter, Foot Flair, and New Miracle Tread. Treadeasy. Sizes 41% to 11. AAAA included. CLASSIC CASUALS: Soft-talk fashions for sportswear. Classic all national advertised favor- ites such as Trampeze, California Cobblers and HeyDeys. Red, beige, light blue, green, pink, straws ‘5 To ‘3” avocado, white. Sizes to 11. AAAA widths included. HeyDey Hots, prettier in flowers, veilings, brims, more-hat hats. Our All Colors collection is tremendous! Reg. 10.95 } e385 @. two-toned, bondeau-clipped disc in pettipurl straw. White rimmed navy, black or brown; solid orange. $5.95 b. veiling covered “casserole” bonnet of zenith straw. Black or navy over white; coffee over beige; pink. $6.95 ' ¢€. wide MASSAGIC pettipurl bonnet trailing rayon velvet Trampeze Pigskins .. oe tee eeewe 7ee streamers. Black, navy, red; white with 15.95 to 18.95 navy or black. $8.95 Sizes 6 to 14 Others 12.95 - A to EEE 0 DOUBLE CUSHION HEEL DIEM’Ss CUSHIONED ARCH-LIFT “The Best Friend Your Feet. Ever Had" TEMPERED STEEL SHANK AIR-CELLED CUSHION _ 87 North Saginaw ~ FE 2-2492 TEL-HURON.SHOPPING CENTER TRY ON A PAIR TODAY! hs SHOP MON., THURS., FRI., SAT. 109 P.M. aS a, ge ae VINES eee ah he ts ge ee ene facas & ecey # ie 1 Hg tare enae gabe nna RR LEWIS’ are cleaning out t their Warehouse of all Odds aaa Ends, Discontinued Numbers ‘ and: One-of-a-Kind lots and are offering them to you. during this great sale at savings up to 50%. Quantities are limited and offered on a First-Come First-Served B . -Come Early! Basis H | 29.95 Toastmaster wattle set ............00-. 19.95 249.50 Kroehler 2 pc. sectional in green tweed... .219.50 15.95 Sunbeam steam or dry iron qa only...se iain 4.95 7.95 Samson card table (Hoor sample) ...... ..° 5.88 — 52.50 Dormeyer mixer, deep fryer-cooker 279.50 Kroehler 2 pc. sectional in nylon and foam - Vi 7.95 Wrought iron desk chair in charcoal & yellow 5.95 and donut maker .............5---4:: 29.95 rubber cushion ............0.....-05: 229.50 | , 9.95 Circle chair in choice of red, chartreuse, black 7.88 54.50 Birch desk ..............-.-0eeeeee -,. 39.50 339.50 International 2 pc. sectional in turqueise | aCe e 993) 299.50 il 9.95 African sling chair in assorted colors. ..... 7.88 78.95 Limed oak desk and television lamp. ..... 59.95 baept Lowel SB oe PDE : 7 _17.95 Westinghouse sandwich grill ........... 9.98 $9.95 Hoover Lark with attachments .......... 69.95 3/270 Ae aplar ps Nened St oceans posal il 3 .95 Automatic fryer cooker ................ 9.95 49.95 Dishmaster......... . 39.95 and your old faucet oak cocktail table & two handsome lamps. 288.00 leaf tea wagon with glass shelf 66.00 239.50 Kenmar davenport and chair in pink tweed 169.50 gp Modern dock hella 0 freee... 9.88 79.95 Mahog’y drop Ik 2 pe. suite, turquolee ! , 19.95 Sunburst basket chair ...... Pn anocaee: 13.95 99.50 Two passenger love seat in choice of 264.50 Internetions! i 29.95 Westinghouse cook’n fryer ............ 16.88 cbr emeraapat ae ae ae Ca ete be wer 28.50 Sunbeam combination waffle maker... .. . 17.88 97.50 Hoover Constellation tank cleaner ....... 79.95 ra | | 495.00 Pull 2 ite with | h. Hl ar il 31.95 Sunbeam cooker and deep fryer ..... . i 19.95 120.00 Lewisburge love seat ................ 89.95 ries eeee . io a me 7 ™ . "333 00 29.95 Deluxe fryrite ..... Weigh yp evecececcss. 16.88 119.50 Wing chair in gold and green............ 99.50 339.00 Pullman sofa in gray tweed with foam 39.00 Duyee chair (peel chale}-/ Po vusaescse 25 19.50 °469.50 2 pe. sectional and matching wedge table. 388.00 rubber cushions ..............--++4-> 299.00 7.95 Pearl wick hampers .................. 5.88 189.50 Dialomatic Bendix washer demonstrator. 99.50 72. 50 Habitant Mr. and Mrs. Dresser. ......... 64.95 39.95 Walnut and tweed table and two chairs.... 28.88 189.50 Bendix Economat demonstrator ......... 49.50 33.75 Framed Habitant mirror... ............ 19.95 134.50 Aqua and Pink 5 pe. dinette (1 only).... . 99.95 12.95 Brown phone cabinet with lock.......... 7.95 107.95 Habitant chest and chest deck.......... 68.88 134.50 Gray and coral 5 pe. dinette (Tonly)...... 99.95 _ 16.50 White metal single door kitchen cabinet... 9.88 — 94 0° Habitant end table .................. 18.95 12.95 Set of two metal wall éabinets (as is):... 7.88 18.95 White metal hamper cabinet............ 9.88 32.50 Habtrent table lane 24.88 12.95 Over sink wall cabinet (asis)........... 7.88 14.95 Metal double door cabinet.............. 10.95 , ; ; eee ; 3.45 Green and black wrought iron bar stool... 1.99 12.50 Single door cabinet ................. 8.95 ©1.50 Habitant ladies lounge chair ..........-. ale) 26.50 Oak bar stool (1 only)................ 13.25 12.95 30 inch unfinished bookcase ............ 9.95 29.50 Habitant table lamp .................. 19.95 39.95 35.00 Habitant desk lamp .................. 24.95 9.50 Wrought iron bar stool (2 only)........ 4.95 ea. . 54.95 Habitant drop leaf table ............... : SECOND FLOO COLOSSAL DISCOUNTS ON HIDE-A-BEDS, SOFAS, MATTRESSES and BOX SPRINGS, CHESTS, ODD NIGHT STANDS, WARDROBES, CARPET and COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITES! 7.95 ya. Choice of beige or brown floral parver 129.50 Simmons sofa bed in turquoise, 269.50 Simmons hide-a-bed with foam . s—s—i‘ésé~=wOCt#.. 229.50 in 12’ width.............. . 5.95 yd. beauty rest construction ............. 99.50 rubber cushions 8.95 yd. 15° all wool green leat Axminister. .. 6.95 yd. 125.00 12°x9’6” all wool beige bark pattern... ... 109.50 299.50 Silver Fox bookcase bed, double dresser 16.95 Windsor, metal full size bed.......... «+ 11.98 149.50'Simmons lounge in gray metallic fabric... 119.50 and chest si. .. 249.50 44.50 Seek ang whe boudior chair........... 29.95 139.00 Drexel ranch oak bunk bed ......._-—«.... 119.50 299.50 Turn-a-bed in black tweed. ............. 249.50 63.00 12'x4°9” all wool green bark pattern... ... 31.50 329.50 Silhouette black and white full size bed 325,00 Caseade blue full size bookcase bed, Aap = door cedar stot yeie ee sess ole 34.88 double dresser and mirror .............. 149.50 double dresser and chest ....-.—«.«....... . .288.00 49.50 Simmons magic center deluxe mattress... 38.88 — 199 00 Kroehler sleeper lounge in gray tweed .:. . .166.00 | UL REOSRIGE SIOSPSl LOURES Ih Gray Swows °° -: 379.50 Santone mahogany full size bed, chest eee oe door ee vest eee eee *000 229.00 12'x17°6” all wool gray bark pattern carpet 199.00 cadldrescorin ls ann oe 299.00 ‘ | Fon oooomc . * . pe ee vreen twee x APrINg « «== +++ -TT) 229.50 Simmons hide-s-bed, gray tweed ....... 199.50 349.50 Silver Mist double dresser, chest and 69.50 Fruit ; chest co a 59.50 249.50 Kroehler sleeper lounge .............-. 219.50 bookcase bed . oe .... 319.50 chest, dresser & mir. 229.50 — 429.50 Blond mahogeny, doubleé dresser, chest, 129.50 Simmons sofa bed with » pillows | in 379.50 Sea Mist full size bed, green tweed. _..... 88.50 229.50 Con-Sealy bed in turquoise ........-... 199.50 © bookcase bed and night stand... ........ 366.50 12.95 Maple side chair (two only)............ 8.88 99.50 Silver Fox 5 pe. dinette................ 78.88 119.00 Sea Mist mahogany buffet... ..... ae A 50 26.95 Maple Captains chair ................ 22.88 159.50 Blond mahogany china cabinet..........129.50 289.50 Extension table, buffet, and four side chairs 199.50 79.5069.50 ProvineialCape Cod drop leafrocker table .......... .... 39.95Seen 495.00 Matching blondbuffet, two arm mahogany extension table, and four side chairs. .... . 388.50 249.50 Platinum oak extensionthree side and one arm table, buffet, chair............ 199.50 59.95 66.00 li : ae 70.00 119.00 eee Maple love seat in Salem maple......... Lewisburg Berkshire maple lounge chair... ;: revores ceumremere i . roa , er menoeny bachelor chest. . Berkshire maple rocker ............... Drexel round pine dining table. ........ . 39.95 49.50 , oes ne 9%. 59.95 149.90 Colonial maple, ot fewas marist sf patent seos0 Drexel Pine Mr. and Mrs. Chest _ ane 139.50 59.50 Black and white extension table, four chairs, buffet or china all with plastic top. ..-... 199.50 ! LOUNGE CHAIRS, PLATFORM, 249.50 58950 279.50 399.50 Platinum oak extension table, three side chairs and one arm chair, buffet............... 199.50 Eric mareteey. extension table, buffet oe. ae ur side chairs ..................04.. 0 Heather drop leaf table, server and hutch and four side chairs... .. «we 229.50 Blond oak drop leaf table, buffet, and three side and one armchairs ...............288.50 109.00 French Provincial card table and 4 chairs... 59.50 329.50 Extension table, china and four side chairs 249.50 69.50 79.95 99.50 104.00 95.50 Ladder back chairs (set of 4)........... St. Johns maple buffet. ............... Unique Pine corner cabinet ............ Lewisburg Berkshire maple love seat. . ... St. Johns maple refrectory table.......... 58.50 68.95 74.95 79.50 77.50 ROCKERS, OCCASIONAL for EVERY . SWIVEL CHAIRS ROOM CHAIRS and 40% O ee , - | 449.00 639.00 sag 9. Ranch oak drop leaf table, water bench and deck, four side chairs ................ 299.00. Drop leaf table, buffet, hutch top, server and Nae uw oe eee + . a : a 339.00 ond walnut extension table, buffet anPET a, 449.50 : | MAKE YOUR SELECTION from PAY AS LITTLE AS Hundreds of TABLE and FLOOR | Pei, etc. | 10% DOWN ON ANY PURCHASE | LAMPS Colonia, Modern, PARK?FREE pepsninss 40% | FINE FueNires | HARD to PARK in z ~ | LOT at REAR of OUR STORE 62-70 South Saginaw St. SS ie -Fad s. se . eter pwiie wpb YEAS ot cpa * ~a i = TageFags ee. bared Sarkis taniagel om € Ps THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1056. , . ; sO TWENTY-SEVEN , We :.. ee want'to 80 we mest outfit “You” and “YOUR” entire family have priced everything in this ad to saveCea es a meee ore -" ec ip ene Be ee ES SNOB DRESS UR TOR EAS? NO MONEY DOWN TAKE UP TO 6 MONTHS TO PAY! ig +e ¥ @ @ @ Daffodilsto the Ledies Candyfor Boysand Girls Cigarsto the Men ee : Versatile Easter CoatFAILLEDUSTER S goat, & rt oe At cost an in to 6x, also Tt to . Re ® 99 Nylon Toppers $8.99 Weol Coats $10.99 Teen Toppers $14.99 Special -$2.99 se EASTER DRESSES Co FREE $2 HAT BOX! Get a Sesutitul box with your Easter Bonnet in sailors, pillbox or brims, Pastel colors, white and navy. All head sizes. Budget coer Lerge Brim Paris Original Hots Straw Hets Easter Bonnets | “2, 99 +8. 7 = yy — ? poeoi NYLON HOSE \ 99:y Pr, You receive a plush bunny with every 3 pairs of sheer nylon hose at $2.97 First quality nylons in Easter colors, Berkshire Hanes Nylons Seamless Hose 35 1.50 1°” Washable fully nylon dresses in lignt new COURT FASHION — Something in tennis caps is this new giant colors and prints. sombrero worn by pretty Diane William¢ at Miami Beach, Fla. She Sizes | to 6x. may find, however, that it'll get in the way of overhand shots., The Teen Linen sombrero is Diane’s idea of a neighborly touch for the Good Neighbor SUITS DRESSES Tennis Championships, which she'll reign over as queen this month. Make the Kiddies Happy for Easter Cute as Easter Bunny With a Pair of Blue Bird Shoes TOTS’ COATS PM gated joie ~ y REAL PRETTY AS FOR EASTER! as ‘\S \~ Exclusive Easter Fashions from several top manufacturers. Budget priced. For the Perfect Match Like Dad’s Easter Suit BheBid EASTER HANDBAGS | bors SUITS THE EXCLUSIVE CHILDREN’S SHOES IN DISNEYLAND! Comes in. patent, white, 10” “399 pastel pinks and pastel . blue Every style, shape and size Here's a man tailored suit ata | to complement your Easter real low price. Crease resistant outfit Smart patents, tailles, 3” and4 5499 rayon mn smart new patterns in . beaded and novelty fashions Sizes 8% to 12. 12% to 3. blue, tan, and grey. Sizes 4-12. in all spring colors. : Widths. B-C-D, D wnelle Pure Sitk © Nylon Easter Boys’ Topcoats $8.99 Nylon Gloves Spring Scarves Blousette 199 "1.00. 1.99 Boys’ Flannel! Suits $19.99 Shirt and Slack Sets $4.99 eon ! ae ve el ad ee Tete ce ae, ae Smart 2-Pant Kener MEN’S SUITS Boys All Go for} These REVERSIBLE JACKETS 99 fabrics that are sure to glances on Easter morn- new styles in all colors, We Guarantee to Save You Money on These Lovely Styles and get admiring ing. Smart Sizes 35 New EASTER apiDRESSES Men's Wool by jackets Wm arry —smart color combinations in charcoal mint, red. and brown 8ise= AS) a) to 48. to 12. Sizes 14 to 18 at 86.00 Men's Wool Men's Easter \ Boys’ Dress Pants $4.99 Topcoats Sport Coats Dress Pants Tie Sets $2.99 Ay. 29.00 24.99 9.99 Shirt and For the Fashion Leader Reversible — PRINT DRAPES JACKETS New shipment of taffetas . .. pronounced prints... =" print combinations ... pastel acetates .. . washable nylons . . . crepes and taffeta combinations. Polka dots .. . pink, blue, navy, aqua; sizes 9 to 15, ah g to 20, 14 to 242. -£ a. eae THE 73 North ENTIRE Saginaw FAMILY St. Actual $6.99 _bark cloth: floral, cow ane see colors. Full : /¢ it wi ep ms “ #1499 1.00 88e | Pi ° C REDIT , TERMS 4 3f M ae i ri i/ : - New EasterMaternity Dress $3.99 . Miss, Large SizeNylon Dresses $5 ; _ New EasterKnit Dresses $16.99 Smart plaids, designs and solids in all new color - coronation Arayies, ; plaids, ecks In wasn- able materials, sizes 34to 46. Marthero ON tongwane hen ‘Seid te Son Wd eeaoe eee 4 ' ‘ 444 44i‘ 4 é pe 5 y s t ot THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MARCH 22, 1956 © Maks: Rosman’ Citales ‘Bank Still Seeks Miss ing Note ‘to Unite Peace Efforts |APRIL tee8 @ ti est ikaeeaat Lost: One Million Dollarsi==*= a2=ae| TOKYO w — Prime — Ichiro Hatoyama today asked Jap- Caesar Offered Only Six janeseand foreign newsmen, deo NEW YORK @®—Like everyone!once ifrom nations which fought Japan else, the big ChaseBy EARL WILSON in World War II, to “eombine Bank has learned that it's a lot/throughit again, Also, we're ex-ab ta NEW YORK —The Blizzard kept many spots empty and one|your efforts for freedom and peace|easier to lose money than find it:/ploring all possibilities as how found tenie. fageeeten That goes for one dollar or a mil- headwaiter—looking at the expanse of white tablecloths = © ntet® lion, moaned: “Tonight you get snowblind both indoors and out.” “I don't think there is a single 2 * ¢ x it's still e *¢:°2 £ person in the world who doesn't Unfortunately for Chase Man- hattan, of|over is ink it 3 4 Fg : ; On Just Your Name OR OTHER PLANS - freedompeace,” Hato- and it’smillion. On March 6\search because it a covet “Nicky Witton tock Jayne Manstiold to the Photogs’ Ball, i i Fy a ' i it found but/notes had ® going Hf said, “ut those of us who that, soméhow, i been misiaid, ever since. uaanlig con, on the Show of Shows) ... Debbie Hatoyama spoke briefly to some|spokesman gave this account hour-and-a-halfReyn- 300 Japanese and foreigners at developments: “Obviously it Htci: out yama one Copa and Ei Morocco and, Jayne says, “was a perfect gen- work for freedom and nt peace must. 5 aw if you’re| Jedi “ty *E tleman” ... The Nanette Fabray-Sid Caesar merry-go- think of it not only for us around broke down ‘cause Nan’s agents asked $10,000 Mi : . a also for others,” Tidsy, ltape, though.” The : week. Sid offered six. (Sid got 25G's, Imogene Coca 1244G’s, * * on a olds, looking her loveliest, told me: “I'm NOT expect- “I can say it in two words: a through that many items bank hatstnner at bo] ing, I'm due in Hollywood Apr. 19 to make a picture.” te He sree to overlook the one you're eae added: | See hunting|actual certificate d B 3 E z Faye EmersonSkitch offered to shave says Henderson“but a * I like his beard” . «+ Cleo Moore next St. Patty’s| ternational Press “We've been through the vault Treasury notes such as the mis-|ernment, . shouldbe Institute. Queen. Her pop's real name: “Murphy O’Moore” , . . Our Slug-J ger-heard of a teacher — testing kids.on proverbs — say: “Impos- “Cleanliness is next to what?" One kid bellowed: sible.” Lilo, the French star of “Can-Can,” has a tres gai opening Tuesday. Loads of Names... Dialog between Prince-dropper Elsa Maxwellme: “Elsa, is there trouble and between you and the Prince?” .,. “What Prince?” ... “Rainier. It’s re- ported he crossed you off his wedding press lst”... “He did—and invited me to go as a friend. Butstay here till I April.25 on Jack Parr's TV show. And I won't even be missed!” *Pat O’Brien tells of a Notre Dame footballer who crossed himself in a game with Southern Methodist — and was penalizedyards for use 15 unnecessary of the hands, LILO NYLON I knew Fred Allen because I once lived near him. He didn't want flowers sent to his own funeral—but sent them to oth- ers’ (my father’s, so I know). His nightly stroll was partly to hand out “touches” — I sew him give $1 to a man who asked for a dime. SHORT COATS Fred’s first heart attack forced him te withdraw from “Two for the Money” and suggest Herb Shriner, putting - Herb in line for greatness. Fred's doctor advised him a few hours before his death he was in “great shape.” He'd in- vested in real estate and was a millionaire. He was the saintilest, godliest man in show business,.“his likes will ; Met pass this way again.” >! Sizes 7 to 14 ‘ "Margaret Truman's hoping for a small, private wedding: honeymoon yacht, no Prince, not even her own stamp. Audrey Meadows is off to Nassau this week . oS * *# + Petal soft, fresh as a spring breeze, these Vaughn Monroe, who quit the band biz ‘cause he peer eee washable nylon fleece coats that wash like a PENNEY’S SUITS SISTERS eling, journeyed 30,000 miles for RCA-Victor in six weekd , | = Must be love—George Jessel’s honey, Joan Taylor, mushed dream—They’re fully lined with nylon too— through the snow to see him work in Brooklyn. Ralph deToledano, author of “Nixon,” insured with Lloyds | white and pastels. 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Our Olympic .team| \should have had it at Cortina. | from the air like a big aircraft and out as the sled nears te by som parrier (the mesa rises almost Briia|reshet aioe in which eo | brink iperpendicularly 1,500 feet above | Alr Force is studying supersonic ithe valley of the Badlands) now! it isNed ee She'll Soon Be 100 | survival, Ow eee be | features a two-mile straightaway while attached instru | Operationaljet interceptors,be. | rail-track that ends on the brink | ginning with North American’s | of a dizzy drop into the craggy F100 fly faster than the speed of | land below. -\guests from Michiganfour and sound in level flight. 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SHE 16 EXPECTING AN Wl AUDITION TO THE FAMILY ¢€ Seaman jumped bond there, re- 21” MAGNARAMA {| AND WANTS TO BE ABLE TO turned to Pontiac and was arrested Tuesday. He is in Oakland County GIVE IT HER ATTENTION. 17" TOPPER | Jail under $40,000 bond set yester- DistributedKing Features Syodi by 'day by Municipal Judge Maurice E. Finnegan and will probably be NO MONEY DOWN! sent back to Ionia, said Ziem. ‘Congress Continues 159-Year Debate @ Twenty Tubes Including Two Rectifiers! © Convenient Top Controls Concealed_in Deciding Electoral College System @ Big Performance in Compact-Size Deluxe by a Cover! WASHINGTON ™ — For 159 the arguments being offered ‘tors would be chosen for the whole Quality Chassis! @ Aluminized Tube with Chromatone years—ever since 1797—Congress' against it: state (ag senators are) and the Picture Filter! | has talked about amending md No. 1. No candidate would auto-rest would be elected by congres- Enjoy the best for less! 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Demo-| crats and Republicans are divided) Argument against: Big states “among themselves. Neither friend’ whose popular vote might be "nor foes of the amendment being pretty evenly divided—and thus considered can positively predict have their electoral vote divided its witimate effect if it became; —would lose the importance and law. value of their big population. Because delegates to the Con-/Smaller states, particularly those) bers. This would give them even more influence in picking a presi-| dent. | No.3. If no party got 50 per) ‘cent of the electoral vote, the) |House and Senate jointly would pick the President and vice presi- 49° | . stitutional Convention in 1787 where one party dominates, would * * * ASHER -didn’t trust the wisdom of the av-gain and might control an elec- Argument against: This not only * erage voter in choosing a presi-| tion. ... proportional way, a state legisla-dent but could turn the presidency “this method into the Constitution: ture could decide to let the voters into a football in a game of paliti- « BEGAN WITH ELECTORS cal deals to get a majority vote “Regularly 119.95! . \choose electors the way they pick Each state would choose distin-rs members of Congress: two elec-'in Congress. guished citizens—equal in number) - = * “to a staté’s total number of sen-| ators and representatives in Con-| The rehabilitation fund still has One Year's Gucrentee! 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THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 | Your Income Tax Primer—No. »: -a, | ‘Many Expenses Are Deductible From Retiirs of 0 beure) Sarrene paid ee Go cow © Seely Oe ee “gainfully employed,” then you) ‘By RICHARD A. MULLENS Ie Ce died (10th of 12 Articles) hold; $2,500 if one exemption is) sucha person 12 years of age oF |ing for someone else, is selfem-|can only deduct ~~ —— you make wiht ‘and tt or ever cannot be includedthe ployed, or is looking for work, Before can & Cialeted $h000 twee mors) in choice between itemizing your de-| exemptions are claimed. . unless the dependent The amount of the deduction | qualifiesas: deduction For any one year, you cannot 4s subject to two further limita- In determininglimit on who the 2, Any.dependentis physi- tc = ean tt nig 24 Hour Emergency fe or cally or mentally unable to care | ore you actually spent. If you) These two limitationsdo not ap-jofficial instructions on page 12. exemption for old age | for himeelt. spent less than $600 for care of the ply, however, to a working wife extra biiadness, |_A taxpayer is considered to beithe depencent. while you were whose husband is incapable of Expénditures for medicines and ~~ self-support because of a mental ‘ : drugs can be treated-as a medi-are covered by insurance, the or physical disability. The limita- expenses exceeding|©8! expense only to the extent that _WHAT'S MY LINE? loss must be reducedby any Fe- tions are: Plc gra ger wtheated ross they exceed one per cent of your covery. 1, The working wife must, file -DAYS—CALL FE 5-4521 AFTER 11 P. M.—FE 5-4485 gross income, regardless a joint return with her husband, The last deduction schedule oe age. Page 12 of the of-and inetructions deacriben the limi-\of |i islyour tien, siiost to p ximum ranzimum Bow 2 is a catch-alldeduc- for page. , 2. Her depefident’s care not taken elsewhere. Typical |™ deduc-'tions per cent rule applies to taxpayers ¢xPenses which can be consid-tion must be reducedby th€/sxamples of items that can be | jamount by. which the adjusted) deducted in the “Miscellaneous” she has spent $500 for dependent’s There is however, no percentage| tion for working mothers has sev- care while she was “gainfully|, limit on the deduction of medical restrictions. F t A NY OS employed” and the adjusted gross ee oe of the Soe fe tate capatnts ee ee care income on the joint return was/Penses in your work it 4,650, her deduction wouldbe re-|@eductible. This includes cial his wife if either was) qoqucti connet dues, aye! payer or - — $ uct: EO dtietion fase and onan 65 on or before Jan. 1, 1956. 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They're 80 pretty with Easter outfits j fluffy Easter dresses. All nylon with nylon trim and ribbon. Elastic waist. 2-14. . Infants’ Slips 1.59 Extra-full nylon tricot and taf- feta slip with ribbon trim and con con rvffle. 1-3. Nylon tricot top with embroi- dery, net and elastic sides. Paper nylon tier skirt, 4-14. Cotten Slips, 10-16 ..... $1.69 DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY — Saginaw at Huron DOWNTOWN STORE ONLY. — Saginaw at Huron : = - be...WE are. .. and YOU will New “Whisk Away” RevolutFULL SIZE—LIGHTWEIGHTioEover this nary type LECTRIC ~ ¥ Easily Cleans Upholstery introductory price... Lightweight for Stairs ONLY ‘1 DOWN dust and dirt from rugs and carpets. Its light weight makes it ideal for cleaning stairs! ‘Its lightweight (only 6 Ibs.)---lets you: Lift it up to clean draperies, walls and curtains, use attachit’s rmiture ments! so manageable you and upholstery : can use it to without ony. i hour test run insures long life! The fully sealed self-lubricating motor has been tested in 400 hours of continuous operation. It’s : Ps : your’ guarantee of the motor’s powerful suction actidn and durability. Unprecedented Plus ---These extra advantages -- Value! It’s thade so straight and compact you can hang it right on a hook, in a convenient closet . . . Just Does the job of cleaners cost- like a broom, it takes almost no storage space. ing many times as much! In beautiful turquoise and beige. Combines strength, dura- bility, efficiency! — Onlyat... RES . er scl sine cm wee BOTH PONTIAC STORES ~ Tel-Huron Shopping Center 155 Telegraph Road s pita “PENS es THE FONTIAG PRESS, THURSDAY. MARCH 22, 1056 = » BE Oe A RE Ni BRE SETS -Eastét. Clothing. Answers Malloy’ S has all the arswers to your Easter Clothing Sabla witty a ~combination of value, style and quality that is” tops. Our courteous” sales force will be glad to assist you. in1 making the proper choice. ; , Pie = % # 6 ‘, / = Ri. ti / Ee * P t Ls af: ‘ # AP Wieephete| LOOK: ro Mass — When safety inapectots tested Lakeview ; It will be easy to select Men’s sport coats in the finest all wool fabrics and School students on their ability to operate bicycles safely 39-year-old | ‘Byivia Sanders toured the obstacle course on her unicycle. They|) your Easter suit from our passed her, even if she didn't hold on to the handle bars, There |” tremendous stock. Every style, ‘weren't any. © plenty of the new lighter color and price range to : ~ Cirenit C4 McConnell School Cubs |” ‘ shades to choose from. Circuit Court Date Receive Bobcat Pins a suit your taste, ot Set in Assault Case se, Sicinsast S ; ew shortening chocolate, melted Rf ean really go all, out with, b one by slicing each layer) ‘in half and mixing, perhaps, a|mint and chocolate flavored filling yy B eec N -” U ft ee S ; m 3 tw “ae ins t e 3 ese yolks,ie besten ito spread between each ofcater the lay-— finest chickens you can ;buy” says Connie Clausen on the DR. SPOCK TV Program : tae ae “That's Beech-Nut Junior Chicken Soup I’m feeding my lucky twins. They’re lucky because Beech-Nut actually uses chicken I'd like toserve for company dinner! The other New fever! New texture! Now betterever than NEW “XRISPY" FAVOR, slow-bakedfiner, betterever TASTE ... for than good things in this delicious soup NEW "KRIPY" TEXTURE, flakier, more “Krispy” ever. than —like celery and carrote—are the Convince yourself xaispy SALTINGS out-taste‘emall! finest, freshest grown, As long as Beech-Nut has its way, no adult will ever eat better than a baby!” SSS ‘See DR. SPOCK on TV presented by BEECH-NUT BABY FOODS When cooking egg yolk mixtures, | |stir in a spiral from center out so that bottom of pan is always cov- ered — this prevents burning spots And, always remember, never let jwater under this type of mixture | boil, : SUPER VALUE! To reheat bread or rolls, place in a paper bag, sprinkle bag with * Pillsbury jwater and heat in a 400-degree joven for 10 minutes or in a bun s ; “warmer on top of the range. BREAD 25 Lb. Bag Large 1% Lb. C T 79 Loaf Ultra-refined CLOROX is so gentle | BIRDS EYE CHICKEN, SEALTEST BEEF, TURKEY VELVET BRAND it on nylon and you can use rayon the same as on cotton . | and linen! Campbell's ‘TOMATO SOUP 10° GROUND So eS: €>-4 CLOROX fs extra gentle because it is Ultra-refined, free from caustic, made SLICED BACON | SPARE RIBS CABBAGE by an exclusive patented formula! Extensive scientific tests prove that white 100% nylon ond rayon can be Clorox-laundered every time... 3°89 | si 39 im "7 the same os you lounder white cotton and linen. Clorox olso disinfects, deodorizes end removes stains from the obove fabrics ...end Dacron, Orion and Dynel, too, reitt SAUSAGE] SHORT RIBS GRAPEFRUIT And millions of women knew that Clorox, used in routine cleaning of bathroom ond kitchen, not only 3 Lbs. 79° eee Lb. 15° 6 For 29° removes stains and deodorizes, It provides a type of disinfection recommended by hundreds of public health departments. fuls Clorex to 1 gollon warm water; then edd} household vinegor; mix well, immersenylon 15 to clean 30 > alewtes; rime well, Repect if necenery. Pacem Applied For Every time you use CLOROX > you protect family health! || | | 70§ WEST HURON STREET @ | THE PONTIAC PRESS, %, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, , 1956 FORTY-ONE CHICK-CHICK PONTIAC Defiance /.. 118 Baldwin Ave. 2135 Dixie Hwy. eS Ba “Defliance SWEET ‘* * % PICKLES Defiance ’ * * | € De Ve » CATSUP elelet eel ee el ete! ele ele’ Defiance No. 303 1%. FRUIT COCKTAIL CANS cv EY WY OEY WN EY Oe EC Ye ee er ee ee ee No. 303 CANS MIXED. WW Honing _ . S| No. 3034) /Rc ie ee , eemeeeilll é Cans Gulf Kist 2366 Auburn Ave. CO 2 ee ee ee ee a ss MEDIUM | “Defiance SH RIMP 3: 69 1248 S. Woodward HASH Hash Send twe label: to: Perry Come, P.0. Box 7400, Chicago77, Wt. GER) ieiaiaal 16 OZ. CANS 59° DeFLORIO' S eran’ BREAST-0’-CHICKEN TODAY’S BEST BUYS! _ FROZEN FOODS 420 Commerce Rd. Threw Stuffed MANZANILLA The Chocolate LIDO OLIVES SERBINOFF'S 29° CANDIED YAMS Treat That’s , ma 25° 2 xe 65° Fit to Eat! 10¢ re SALE!| WESSON BIRDS EYE BIRDS EYE Keep nylon lingerie sparkling white! ‘Silver Dust | OL. " (snowy Se"61 | "37° BEANS | PIES Cut or French Style 331 S. Broadway Sunshine a PREVENTIVE Toasted Sugar GRAHAM JUMBLES | CRACKERS bleach (Brightens tub-fest colors too) Lb. 39° Lb. 33° 224 S. MainSt. » 4 < i s } FORTY-TWO THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 ‘The sawfly spends most of its! Europe's sugar beet industry got) Estimates of the total number Try Just Cookin g Eggs0nee Toast Deluxe jer cup milk, 1 tablespoon suger, | - ‘life cyele, from egg to adult, with-jits «start during the Napoleonic of motorcars in Argentina range dia the hollow stem of the wheat|wars, when sugar-cane imports|from 400,000 to578,000, Buenos ‘Varies Old Favorite and @ dash salt. Mix well. » -bwere’ cut off. Ai | " i “plant. res reports Instead of Boiling ‘ad slices, mixture -; Them Orange Toast Deluxe is a wel-| Dip. bread slices in egg. pattie Sagi gum. te > : 7 come variation of French Toast. |lightly coating both sides. Brown to . Uruguay. via /pipe- ‘ : ERV A | EAST LANSING — When you} th> pan off the burner to pre-, |Combine 2 eggs, beaten, one-quar-'both sides in bot butter or mar-and barge. : ING LL DAY think of someone called By ee Surthce balling. — wis S‘ boiled,” you picture a “tough| Cover and let stand two to four! on “ FRIDAY & SATURDAY |guy.” Eggs are'no exception; minutes depending on. individual] . ‘ € ; ‘ you = — ‘ate to be Lahtt hoanead Cool cggs premptiy in cold ‘ NSER BLEACH ; ' '“tough’’ when they are boiled water for several seconds to pre-| » lI A. M., to 7:45 P bs M, rather than cooked. |vent further cooking and to make! (7 ve ot She eh ‘them easy to handle. cae : -High. temperature and over-| . wile ie 6 eee cooking toughen eggs, just as they : : he: ae . . ldo other foods high in sao To soft cook eggs by the boiling | with dressing and caution Michigan State University Wéter method bring water in a = b jfoods specialists. Instead of sery-|Pa® to a ree — —_ 4 ‘ing soft. boiled eggs, just try soft/'® cove i : : cran erry sauce cooking them. See if your family| Meanwhile, warm very cold eggs) § ‘ . notices a difference. slightly in.warm watot to avoid a —— nop ih }eracked shells, o cook 's > of { water method, a te eges | ‘Transfer the eggs to the water | Fresh Caught Michigan with water which comes to at | ith » spoon, turn off the heat | least 1 inch above the eggs. #4, again, If necessary set pam | fy Bring rapidly to boiling. Turn Of! the burner to prevent further | off heat: and if necessary set | oiling. Cover and ict Stand six | to eight minutes, | SMELT BEEF @ VEAL ial A en ead Bee — -z )kwith tartar sauce G ithe heat b duce j ki i LAMB -PORK J vriser teow simmering. oid tour : N . CUTS to six minutes and cool. The same directions apply for SANITARY DIAPERS, undergarments, bedding are important for baby’s and cole slaw exzs. In the cold health protection. Always disinfect them with Roman Cleanser Bleach. This CAN EAT Imperial Smoked ert cooking follow same : : : Pa eels ALL YOU ; water method, 9% stains it baby TRY IT 1 With the boiling water method,| | are made senitery—withoutwork. Depend on Cleanser Bleach. , | HAM ang BACON darecticeg sixd tet Glassdlebeaien. triple action bleach whitens and removes as disinfects—so clothes extra Roman ; iti — : Fr Our Packing H keep the water below simmering . _ A large selection of delicious o Retoil Gon ae and hold them 20 minutes. {See desserts and mouth-waterin Cool hard-cooked eggs BRING THE FAMILY! risen faninecmiaeeee Follow the crowd esi : BEEF BUYS , | g @ fo _Pastries to choose from! Sides or Quarters this makes the shells easier to Ready for Your Locker remove and helps prevent a dark’ HOMADE —0p - rr sxop _eemen , BUY and SAVEaleSTEWART BEEF co. surface | Next from forming on yolks.letime you bake soft mo-| Wholesale & Retail Distributors | lasses cookies try sandwiching. 144.146 N. SAGINAW STREET 130 N. Cass Ave., Pontiac, Mich, J 50me of them together in pairs, \ Phone FE $-6220 with cream’ cheese, Serve at once . for a teatime treat. | FREE U.S. SAVINGS STAMPS -= COP tee eee Louis Spadafore Sons, 197 Oakland Ave. is giving Cash Value Savings Stamps! Save Your Cash Register Receipts! id Every $5.00 worth of purchases gets you FREE, a United BX States Savings Stamp. Use them any way you want! Save ‘F\ for Bonds! Save for Cash! ByVal you get a bouquet WE HANDLE GRADED “CHOICE AND GOOD" STEER BEEF! with your coffee today? BLADE CUT POT ROAST 39: CLUB STEAKS 59. bco , 19: || sotocwa 29; bort Ri SPARE ieee 619% ams 20 PURE BEEF CREST PURE PORK Hamburg Sausage 3°89 3°59 Large 20-0z. White SUNKIST CALIFORNIA ORANCES BREAD ~ 17° MILK «39 poTaToss OD MARSHMALLOW EASTER. JELLY BEANS CHERRIES EASTER EGCS 2 Lb. Bag 59¢ Box 49¢« CANDIES | “2 29¢ Frosty Sea OCEAN Lb. Cc BREAST-O-CHICKEN TUNA DOGGIE DINNER Chunk Pack / Flavor- |: |: Kist _«__We Reserve the Rights fo Limit Quanities | pos ee | _ |. ‘THE PON'TIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH22, 9560 ._ FORTY-THREE Do Your. - . ~~. REIN Se One-Stop Shopping at TOM'S! SALE {\ Me _ Effective | MORTNWOOD. MARKETS | Through SATURDAY, “YEAST-RIZ” CRUST— Curried Fillets are baked in a new type MARCH 24, 1955. of crust, a “Yeast-Riz”’ crust. You make the crusts, bake them short time, then refrigerateuntil needéd. ero cant of te Srna them q ‘n’ serve idea in your own home. There are any number of fillings OPEN DAILY Until 9 P. M. A brand-new kind of crust — Curried Fillet in a Crust Col F EE. | 3 pound fish fillets “Yeast-Riz""—for main dishes that 1 cup milk smell heavenly and taste wonder- | 1 #inch ‘ Phe yynn ll Crust Open Sun. ’til5 P.M. ful. || 2‘tableapoons margarine or putter | fo Cong ! Your Choice— 1 Lb. Can The tender, tasty crust can't| 2 teaspoons curry powder } gina! We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities! get a mite soggy because that’ s| 1% teaspoons salt one of the secrets of this new! atu Pe wen 2 teaspoons lemon juice formula. ® | Poach fish in milk until fust a 5 * See ae +] wale @ tender, Remove fish and cut in fe eee KLEENEX 400’s ... or 2 ~ 49° boo — pieces. Arrange in “Yeast-H . ign Yes! We Havel® ’ Crust. In a saucepan, saute . oak ' ; 12-0. c eae. in margarine or butter until x aes Sea ie ae) soft. Stir in flour, curry powder, sugar, salt and ginger. | Measure the milk in which fish Fine mixture over the fish. Spoon All Varieties & 7 | © FS 7 Jes Sweet | Ns | e Up ° six fillings. “Yeast-Rix” Crust we , STD ANG PICKI oe ; me, White TTrT. — on 4 3-3 cup min s - | Be a ; base a . roe SQUASH, OMIONS | STP Te = LIBBY’S CALIF. YELLOW CLING LUX: LIQUID new ww ality Beene 12.06 27 Lettuc . § Sceald milk, Stir in shortening Cabboges, be seco ‘sugar and salt, Cool to lukewarm. rots, Cucumbers. Every-‘Measure water irfto a large bowl thing in Fruits and Vege-§ (warm, not hot, water for active -BABO CLEA R S¢ Sale—Buy 2 Cons tables. Fresh Eggs. dry yeast; lukewarm for com-@ ©; . : pressed yeast). Sprinkle or crum-fm >. Sliced or No. 2p 29° ble in yeast. Stir until dissolved. | Can J. Davis 2% reste cee and hait the ftgur. 0. ite Ble ® | Stir in lukewarm milk mixture. | “ _ Halves ROMAN CLEANSER : Qt. Sorties & Somsg | we ‘Beat until smooth. Stir in remain- : . PHILLIP’S HAND PACKED ‘ 2 —— MODESS Pe od mt Dn with clean towel, Let rise in | floured beard. turn out on lightly Divide into three equal pieces. ' * ; Tel her home to mother :.~,c.re5c0 5 , 3 ? Gans ? Be GOLDEN RIPE Lhs. : size box every : time she buys riseanatt in warm place, Vamtil(Gouliad lia freeSalk fromabout Breeze) that she's giving some tO 99 minutes. Prick with fork. Bake her mother! Breeze is the deter-in moderate oven at 350 degrees : ——_——— gent she trustsf +r all her wash — for eight minutes, Do not brown. Hold MONARCH FANCY GRADE ‘A’ FRESH, YOUNG, TENDER are in aluminum 1 to 10 foil. days. in 3 wrap \frigerator re- needed. You've got to like Breeze too, or as Lever Brothers will refund every When ready to use, fill and bake penny you paid, plus postage. jas directed. Makes three 9-inch crusts. Dewe j DEL MONTE EARLY GARDENSUGAR PEAS| Exaly Garde” susan Pe 303 3 Cans . 55 , ) OATMEAL BREAYield: 1-94 2 5K-inch loaf Muncie Sweet Creamery ® 3 Pence t , juicy raisina, al ‘oie on ve palate pleasing. 3 1 cup seedless raisins “ cup suger 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour “4 cup shortening 1'4 teaspoonssalt 2 cupe rolled oats 4 taspoons Clabber Giri 4 cup molasees Baking Powder 14 eupe meld Put raisins in wire strainer, cover, and steam over boiling water 5 minutes. Cool Sift together flour, salt, Baking Powder, and sugar. Cut in shortening until mixture is fine. Blend in raisins and oats. Stir in molasses and milk until mixture is just ce fore moneessfloured 9% x 5'{ x 2% -inch loaf pan. Let stand 20 minutes before baking. Bake in a PQ : -Mag BISCUITS | BUTTER 1 Lb. , :dattn RFF In Quarters Pi A Kreft'sPaget Lead Wisc. Longhorn CR EAM CHOICE QUALITY _ FRESH and LEAN Genuine Spring | GROUND BEEF Sums 59, |, 1.989. “U.S. CHOICE QUALITY STANDING RIB ROAST b of BEEF ONE aay TONY GEORGE, Frozen H . D DOC K or FRUIT 101 $ 00 4 oz. Pl ES * FISH Pk $ ] ' santo ee Pies e-san] STICKS SNOW CROP Fresh Frozen $ 00 ORANGE JUICE Qi ED ; . . / F. (moderate) oven about 1 hour. 350° : Chun King Quick Frozen . Remove from pan. Cool on cake rack. | Just Heat ‘n Ect CHEESE CH EESE , ~ no ® Your Choice | 10 Biscuits to a Pkg. . : vest | CLABBER elCIRL& yrs © 19:0 9kct | nee Chow Mein Age Qe 25) 4 AQe | 2s 25°) | Sooe= Drs: ‘ eye ee peepee fosmedifesrmecl foswech poset fo} FORTY-FOUR ! | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 _ Se RREEKEAEEKEay 2 2 > = 3 SISTERS’ GIVE U. S. SAVING STAMPS tee sad duh. Ad he "Spo aw akg a, cmd em io rarrae 0) (iT or Lose | “ +° gilt’ and make @ medium white'mixed with butter and reheat in a after it’s open, CIPIDPIIAMIDOIDIADI IP IDIOT I, Fe 0 ces ee) S “If It's Alive—It's Fresh’’—Taste the Difference Nj vio mix o sinost « quart of skim milk. Whether you jare battling to gain weight or. to lose weight, milk is your ally, | CAPONETTES ¢ declares Mary Hixon, county home | demonstration agent. 1 The Finest Chicken Money ‘Can Buy ‘ Ib for Roasting — Stewing or Frying. 4-8 Lb, Average. very be When you choose skim milk l TURKEYS—FRYERS—DU CKS—ROASTING HENS (fluid or dry) or buttermilk, you get al a the nutrients in whole CLUB FRANKS EGcs... ” 55‘| RaBBITs—coon milk except fat a od 3vitamin A, For “those counting calories, (Mrs. Hixon-gives approximate jamounts of calories in milk and Large or BOLOGNA Ring | hae ilk products; Fresh fluid whole milk, 1 cup, | sll ol wr SALT WATER FISH of ALL KINDS HICKORY SMOKED | (165 calories; fresh fluid skim, ‘milk, 1 cup, 85 calories; butter-| imilk, 1 cup, 85 calories; half and el "Siuver pass “39e| SHE" |half, 1 cup, 330 calories; choco-| \late-flavored milk drink, 1 cup, ! 185 calories; malted milk, bever- HAMS OYSTERS—LOBSTER TAILS—SMELT—FRESH FILLETS BREAKFAST SAUSAGE 399: age, 1 cup, 280 calories; evapor-| lated milk diluted with equal 12 to 14 Lbe. Boneless People’s Fish & Poultry Market iwater, 1 cup, 175 calories; non-fat dry milk (not reconstituted), 4 ableton, 110 errpsile lacs dd. he dhe dl ud Choice 10 to Grand Sale PINEAPPLE Ground So JUICE. 39 z. Lhs. CAMPBELL’S «191 3 OO EGGS | Fresh Jumbo Ag: Ag: Size JUICY, ARMOUR’S _[CAPONS ] TENDER — Beef Columbia "Chuck Roast peel U. S. No. 1 Maine ‘or OBO | ° 29° Golden Ripe Potatoes _ Sweet SEEDLESS Waxtex Downyflake NORTHERN (Wholesale and Retail) 82 S. Saginaw Street FE 4-1521 VEcalories “and cottage chests tast! ned) one-halfcup, 110 cal- | 453i. TEA 9: Viidikdikitdddbdtbidddiddddddemi = Pork Loin End BTS... » 9:| ino Ae ru “AS Morrell’s SLICED BACON......3" I= BIRDS EYE All Cleened—Oven Ready PEACHES STEWING Peat 2 G: HIER of Beef Turkeys or *| STRAWBERRIES 16 Lbs. DEFIANCE Fresh Killed, New York Dressed 10 oz. PKGS. Pan Ready FRYERS Grapefruit INSTANT Lore Roll . 6 oe 3 ¢ COFFEE 2"33 oa 3 SISTERS’ Fine, Fresh Fruit & Produce SUNKIST ORANGES | 04.24 + tene bunches or PoctogePascale 2 Excellent Eating D2. 39° 2 ce in. 29 39 |cannrs 2 19) Peel Like a Tangerine Large, mo h > Head nD ah Fancy ae Pte ie hy aren | SUPER Lettuce far 2™ 19° Light er Dark Brown | | Wea SUGAR , | 2" 25 “Super Value TISSUE Open Daily 9 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Including Sunday Corner of Baldwin Ave. and Walton Blvd. a ; -608 W. Huron Street ore Hours: Mon., Tues., & ; 20-8: y Cc 4 For 29 , Prices Subject to Chagge nosNom Mo To Wel Ten? ? Phone FE 25192 0M oe 7 a4 THE | PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 _ FORTY-FIVE Enriched with © Stock Your Freezer and Save! JAVA BIRDS EYE Frozen SLICED STRAWBERRIES DON DE’ BIRDS EYE 9-ox. -00 French Fried Potatoes Drip, Perk .oi il a or Silex _ Ls Birds Eye Peas 10-00. Pi D ter 1 | < er, “f C +H ; C K = N , That's because SURF—and 2 :Jers 29 = : . only SURF—contains this Fr Oz en PIZ Z A FANCY _ Special whitener. It puts ¢C , yew ultra-violet rays (like those in Vienos 69° | WHOLE bh ia. viii mg sunshine) to work for you. Yet 12 oz. Pkg. ww FRYING it's completely safe... and mild! CATSUP Peters OK Sliced ROUND , ice 3 Be B AC 0 N STE AK P—, I WAS CONVINCED THAT . ~ A DEFIANCE BOTTLES SURF WAS BEST FOR GETTING. CRACKERS | 2% | 69% |QoA “WoNcesne DINGY NYLON TEST! STRAWBERRIESA= 99° 959i. | 575. || 75: | 89; 2 | | i 3 > ‘ 3: Sse ea ¥. 2 ; ’7 Borden's |MILK{|M . ’ eves 12 ‘ > | . _*hGal: = bs 39 ; BladeEnd Cut | = c29: ; ; ff bon sas — Deb. . || 4 fo : PES Bee “Time and wear had really yellowed this nylon slip. But . * .sien red cen im ' .Get Surf... # en LHS “It turned a shade whiter every time | washed it. And . :rnd ate ® cartheteemget everything ¥ . “Now I know why millions use’ Surf for all their wash. *eis volt porte. leesmes | Immaculate! P é — ; q -“goes . | f | t | i, Y v : ,_ THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 2%, ee ae eee 1956 ' FORTY-SEVEN NTS TSI my = adie immeasurebley to its. taste. ie tablespoon ilk —, tric mixer or blender and whip 5-moderate oven. ‘Arrange orange sections, bananas MINUTE STEAKS.. Our Own, Fresh Dressed FRYERS OR Nae bi CHICKENS ise — cottage cheese Pickle Horseradish ; | 1 @vocado, mashed Grated onion | Cream or mayonnaise | Blend cottage cheese well with | i/mashed avocado and acencning. | | Thin with cream or moet as a dip with petato chips rve Nearly everyone. likes cottag® ‘a \ \ \ \ \ CRUSHED pincappie 4 *f SLICED PINEAPPLE 3 o> \ \ PINEAPPLE JUICE = 10%Pineappie JUKE \ \ \ . Zz Smoked Hams. \ a Steer . c . U. S. CHOICE BEEF Sho rt Ribs Lb. 19 wioie Ham = 49 Burrnatr » 59° reer » 89: Ce |S ef STYLE } CAPONettes \ \ \ RANCH \) \ 2 29: |r GROUND FRESH DAILY BACON GD {sities » Qs \ Ee ee i i ei i el i i il ill ll ill i i i i i ll, ee ee ee ==~ ~~ -_ -—_ —_ —_--_-~_ ee ee \ U.S. NO. 1 WESTERN — WINESAP\ GROUND \ . ierruce .15‘|APPLES ee 4: 59°| nib or "FRESH DRESSED \ STEAKS 69: FRYING © \ TUNA 389! litesenes” = 2 9° a ee, \ \) \ \ Controliedfor Astometic Weshers Suds \ \ BACON Ib. \ \ MEAT LOAF MIXTURE \ VEAL, PORK or BEEF \ \ 3™ 51" \ LARGE BOX ie \ TUNA 5 Pisoucx SILVER SKILLET 4:=*1% SPANISH RICE 2 == 35°| [CHILI & BEANS . ON ROMEO Cas Cc a CH Applesauce 7 \ eal DEFIANCE , KIDNEY Can C . BEANS 10 N CHEF’S DELIGHT \ CHEESE GOLDEN RIPE \ aia ai a \ Sed Strawberries 4° $1 ...... \ 9°"~55° | BANANAS \ \) \ 35°a 1 MARGARINE....2=3% < \) re S Ib. 2° \ \ \ \ . ‘\CHEESE SPREAD 2: 79° \ \ \ FARMER'S poG FOOD...... 2: 31 SUPER =n KET 3375 4889 984 | pO FES Prise mila inact . ; 10-0. 00 STOKELY'’S PRESH FROZEN . N 484 Auburn Ave. parninc Phone FE 2-0119ale Orchard Lk. Ave. Dixie Hwy. Joslyn Ave. Pontisc fit eg re te ll ei ee “FORTY-EIGHT , _ = : THE PONTIAG2 PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 oN EVERY POLL.. Hot Cross Buns. | Here's s Grapefruit Juice Jui “Half for you and half for. me, Between us two shall goodwily be.” | ‘Traditionhas it that if two people break a Hot. Cross Bun between them and’ eat it, they will know true fellowship, Hot Cross: Buns originated in England in the 14th Century and were. sold and eaten 'on Good Friday. * * * ‘ | ‘Two “royal bun houses” in Lon-, don turned out these buns by the thousands on Good Friday morn- ing and customers, just as if they lived today, pushed and shoved to buy these delicacies. ; People wore them around their HOT CROSS BUNS — In medieval England, Hot Cross Buns were | Becks as a protection against dis-the Good Friday delicacy and a protection against illness. These ease, lightning or shipwreck. | ; 5 : | Many families saved them | modern Hot Cross Buns made with instant whole wheat cereal, the throughout the year. A bit of the | kind with extra wheat germ added, are also delicious and nutritious. bun was grated into water and given to members who were ill, | . In recent years Hot Cross Buns) :‘3-PIECE REFRIGERATOR SET : ONLY 5S0¢ |have been popular throughout the |—tesien peri ars symto ofthesolemn season and because they Hills Bros. WITH 2 LABELS FROM BREAST-0’-CHICKEN TUNA 4 are just plain good eating. |_ Surprise your family with a pan \of delicious” Hot Cross Buns fresh | This three-piece refrigerator set is made of heavy ble plastic. Plastic lid is airtight. Ea container flexi- holds from the oven, Because these buns are made with instant whole wheat‘cereal, the kind with extra wheat 16 ounces. They are easy to store in Yaqur refrigerator germ added, you really will ‘be : because of their convenient rectangu hape. They ‘protecting their health, can also be used for freezing. ‘ HOT CROSS BUNS . Cc Sets come in three matched colors. A wonderful leha euaskcael oe eee bb. value! For each three-piece set send only 50¢ and two | 1% teaspoons salt | labels from > oR:Breast-O’-Chicken Tuna .(either .fancy solid ~ || | teaspoon's teaspoon cinnamonallspice : pack or handy . -chunk style). 7Mail to Box 5.2-B, reHolly || cup sugari theses shortening ’ wood, California. Offer expires April twoto three weeks for delivery. ; 15, 1956. Allow }; 2 cup milk *, cup raisins1'package active | compressed yeast dry yeast or 1 | cake! : cup water 2Pr ‘D cups sifted all-pucpose : ° Frosting | ‘@ cup confectioners’ sugar 3% teaspoons hot water » temspoon vanilla Dass of salt ! SNO CROP FROZEN Put instant or regular A, penent cereal,. salt, spices, sugar .. and shortening into a 4-quart bowl, | |Heat milk to boiling over low heat.’ |Pour over cereal mixture. Stir un- til all cereal is wet. Cool to luke- Strawberries |warm (80-85 degrees), stirring al i\casionally. : | Cover boiling. raisins Drain. with water. Heat em | Dissolve yeast in the one-fourth jcup water..For dry yeast, use wa- : jter 110-115 degrees (few drops on'wrist feel warm). For compressed iyeast, use water 80-85 degrees (few drops on wrist feel cool). Stir dis. Cans Cc lsolved yeast into lukewarm. cereal | mixture. | : Beat egg. Add to yeast mix-| | ture. Mix, Dust raisins with one-| | fourth cup of the flour. Add to | | the cereai mixture and mix thor. | cughty, Mix in enough of the| rest of the flour to make a very Carbonated Beverages . | seaft the dough hands, that : does net stick te Assorted Flavors Cc | Turn onto a lightly floured board. GRAPE eS T >3 :| , > , : Knead gently until smooth, about seven strokes. Wash bowl. Grease | ,it and two 8x8x2 inch cake pans. | fa | Put doughPol nh in bowl.bs TurnTarn it overer tofl"(GIS arm sae ‘aosae fl igrees). Let me al double a f| | ORANGEGINGERALE 4 PER CENT Case of 24 plus deposit , esththey em, ee stay f FUL | lgrthrapecDaps any as turn overSnt"ct san Je minernu eSSG Alta eh YoS®Mf STRAWBERRY | i der -99° bans i aha Let rise until]: doubled in bulk (about 45 minutes). Before time Is up, heat oven to 375 degrees. Flovor-Kist : Rake buns for 20 minutes or yntil brewn. Cool on wire rack. SUPER MARKET MAKE THE FAUCET TESTI Combine confectioners’ sugar 4120 W. WALTON BLVD., DRAYTON PLAINS OR 3-234] eee Lb. Box bony 4 or 5 Premium SaALTiInes proof packet, on | edureomen hold under faucet. jand vanilla. Make crosses Store Hours: Mon. Thru Sat. 9 A. M. to 9 P.M. Sundsy 12 P. M. te 9 P.M. Crackers stay crisp and fresh. _— Makes 18 buns. | And you'll love the flavor— be- cause NaBIscobakes flavor right | Both pickled and smoked tongue in! Youtry ‘em... compare ‘em need to be refrigerated. Try to with any other saltine . +» you'll use the smoked tongue within three like Premium SaTines best! |days, = pickled tongue within We Reserve the Right to Limit Quanities _ BAZLEY'S SPRING FESTIVAL Try ’em... rA OF BARGAINS!! 718 North Saginaw Street Open Friday til 9 P.M. they're § Bil | _ Lean, Meaty 1 Dozen Certons BIG FAMILY? BIG APPETITES? Get z . c the big 2-ib. package! PREMIUM -: » Spare . 19: Com pare , eM... NES are : so | ‘ ' LP ost/ Ribs lolele SALTINES ¢ so good, they go e Ne Eggs eecece0e eee....49 fast! Also available in one pound and smaller sizes.. you'll prefer ert all with keep-fresh In- Fender, Sliced Grade 1, Skinless Fresh Dressed Leen Beef Grade 1 Beef Hot s Pan-Redi Short Chunk Liver 295, | er |= 1 Fryers 31 | hin 23: Bologna 29: Polish Sausage... 49° Red Eat Picnics. 29" Breakfast Sausage 19° Sno-White Veal Sale!! | Big Little Porker Sale!! Shoulder Cut Lean, Meaty Meaty Lean, Meaty Center Cut Blade Cut Veal Steak | Veal Breast | Leg Roast | 7 Rib Gut | Pork Chops | Pork Chops 29;. | U5. | 2S. | ZS. | 59. «a s THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 = 2 , : ' FORTY-NINE Take Florida in 56) SPECIAL! siti DINETTES | Bh Pipe ng ge meg — Florida.” — Nevertheless|in 1952 as a in Florida in were held now, he thinks Eisen- Democrats-for-Eisen-|tisegregationist wan here te. eee predicts, Florida vseplan typifies Eisenhower again. eee Ce ee ee ae will ee fe 2 He told this reporter he Se of ajto or looking and it's almost as hardjhower would carry find’ an Eisenhower Democrat| again. Republicanof 1952 who blames|-Today, Collins said, the the state party & * FACTORY CLOSE-OUT PRICES . Florida will go tor ae Gove Galilean ate ely Ga ieemaedenand thay Gault the pothaniinatiion saertannt. for the lis better financed, and he added / ; senhower again in November cratic party is stronger today and)Democratic organization had gone A couple of Negro bellboys in|M#! he thought there were indi-. * * renal eocagarwligs — Se honn Hewes: ys te tod pines Ripley a local hotel“said they would vote|“@tions it will be close ranks be- Havsepian is a red-hot Eisen-|\Y¢@tsago when Eisenhower ‘got to Nixon,|Democratic, “I ‘think times will|hind the presidential nominee hower booster. But he is red hot for Fuller Warren, just as|°44.096 a Dem-|9- votes to 444,960 for Steven- most it is expressed, stems al-\be directly from his recent Newjus better it the for working peopleDemocrats get in,” like/onceone|Way. the primary are out of the i. ocratic former -governor and now Peyton Yon, assistant treasurer) York speech in which he claimedjof them said. “But, for gootiness| Collins hasn't committed him-: one of five men contesting Goy.|ot the RepublicanState Execu-jcredit for tie GOP stand“in the|sake, don't put my name in the}self, but some of his own strong- Leroy Collins’ bidtion in the May 8 for renomina-|tive Committee, registered ag ajcivil rights field,primary Reptblicanafter a tour of duty! You won't run into a white ‘}paper."*am| Collins said that if the est supporterselection| Stevenson, are working for . It doesn’t strike Havsepian —— J — They 3, But to quote Havsepian, a pipe organ builder and a Democrat: huron ; _ r “Nixon seems to agitate people,”| 4 ! Says Kefauver Exceeded Hope Gov. Williams Expects Entire State Delegation as Favorite Son LANSING ® — Gov. Williams ras yesterday that Sen. Estes Ke- ver exceeded his expectations in Tuesday's Minnesota primary, “I thought he was going to show well, but he did even better than I anticipated,” Williams told a news conferetice, . On the basis of incomplete re- turns, it appeared that Kefauver had captured a majority of Nation- al democratic convention delegates. * * * Williams said: ‘The full signifi- cance of Kefauver’s Minnesota vic- tory must await further analysis of factors involved.” He ended a brief prepared state- ment with this assertion, but added in response to questions that there was “no way of knowing what the supposed Republican ‘ crossover was or where it went.” * * “ Another factor on which Wil- liams said analysis was not avail- able to him was a comparison with the way presidential voting went in Minnesota in 1952. New Champs—with moc short-stroke V8 power! oe eseete PHILAD: surance Co. of North America said today it has set aside five million dollars in special reserves to cover losses caused by atomic power the first company to underwrite, “ ten, assets and policy holders’ sur- plus established new records in LANSING UP—The State Agri-| culture Department advised Mich-| igan housewives not to worry if the water turns a bright red when maximum G.C.W.! vegetable dye, the department said. The deparmtment added that the dye is legal but the package must been nofe that arificially the potatoes colored. have In new Task-Force six-wheelers you get the last need for spring lubrication; permits truer ‘tire word in modern V8 power with the big new 322-__ tracking and reduces tire wear! For safer going, cubic-inch Loadmaster. You get Power Steering, the rear axle can be engaged and disengaged in- too! And a built-in 3-speed power divider lets you _stantly. In addition, of course, you get all the select the most efficient ratio for a wider range of | modern Task-Force truck features. operating conditions. With the tandem’s 5-speed Whatever your operation, we've got a new transmission, this gives you 15 forward speeds Chevrolet truck to handle it with new hour-saving and 3 reverse! New rear suspension eliminates the _ efficiency. Stop in soon and we'll show you! Newwith Lightweight Champs— High-Level ventilation and _ | Champs of every weight class! Penevnoier | concealed Safety Steps! | ; Anything less is an old-fashioned truck! MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES, INC. 34 Mill St. and 211 S. Saginaw St. : Pontiac, Michigan “dé e * THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 Pa Es Ee Sa * 120 Miles to mening et ateepranpOESmRYm OKLAHOMA CITY r) ens Did GOP Revolf STORE ADDRESS radio of the heartbreak of| ms Popejoy, Jegrpaypresitss . . ee 14): - Est eS Wine Comfort Girl, 6 Cathy Katzenberger, 6. for taking a bite out in OMAHA (®—In Omaha a little) “We decided the little girl need-jer's hamburger. Officers said girl cried herself ‘to sleep. because|ed the pup_and the pup needed! Popejoy walked over to a booth at 4 148 N. Saginaw her pap had been shot. A hundredjher. We took a_straw vote and I/a cafe, took the sandwich off a D Clai pane and 20 miles away a lost pup shiv-|was elected to bring. them to-| plate, fork a Mie oid pat Back, ems Uiaim Upset Due ered on a bed of in a filling gether. It sure was .worth it,"|He said he thought wt * ot ae HURON ‘COR. station. eal Oe nid Clark after making™the de-hamburger-owner, but he turned to Repudiation Against T fe R F S PH At the Winterset, Iowa, station|livery. lout to be a stranger. Farm Program — — | WASHINGTON uw — Several, S TELEGRA Democrats contended today that aor H Free Sen, Estes Kefauver's upset Min-| SS aye — 4985 Dixie Wy. “Bibeli pomatoa” We Mapeicke sours MON. very §° in” by Republican voters . "TIL OP lof President Eisenhower's farm | program, Wudgrecna Aen ACCME DLO) Aig Next to Notione! Foods Drayton Plains A number of Republicans sharp) Lly rejected that suggestion, al- Easy theugh some of them acknow-| ledged. they are concerned over the effect on voters of the long de-_ You will say the Terms There's an Old Scotch Adage: cline in farm income. i. Liss" Senators. of both parties saw the result as a big boost for Kefauver. PLAN MAKESMOHAWK Several Democrats renewed; pledges of support for Adlai Ste-| venson, whom he defeated, while! . 9x12 « “Money Spent at Thrifty 5495 | oiiax REDUCING Is Money Spent Wisely” conceding Stevenson had suffered | ja bit setback in his campaign to! TWICE AS EASY RUG 49 * At Thrifty, Prices Are Consistently Lower! TWICE AS FAST Sen, Anderson (D-NM), former isecretary of agriculture ‘who has’ * At Thrifty, Selections Are More Complete! ‘backed major portions of the Ei-| | senhower administration's farm WOLVERINE ACA * Faster Turnover Means Fresh, Clean Stocks! ‘program, said in an interview: | arene |ak “The Minnesota vote, with thou-, Cash and Corry! sands of Republicans entering the * Every Item Carries a Money-Back Guarantee! 1 Set te » Cust. Democratic primary, indicates the’ Democrats will carry every state in the farm belt, regardless of 16” Roadmaster Jr. who is the nominee.” ADLAL BACKING UNWAVERING Sidewalk § Sen. Humphrey (6-Minn), who $1.35 joined with Minnesota's Democrat-_ Bicycle 22 -SERUTAN ic Gov. Orville Freeman to sup- port Stevenson, said Stevenson's “spirits are high and his determin- Blond ation unwavering,"’ and he add-GRANULES |. wc... || Emulsion 12%-ounce bottle every three room ed: home outfit § ‘His supporters are equally un- “What « happy day _ me, when I wavering.” ; tried WAY-LESS reducing plan, in two months I have lost 38. eae I have napa pe ae aw BUNK $9 | Sen Lehman (D-NY), saying he Big Living Room Complete Bedroom Gorgeous 5-Piece BED was “‘a little surprised at the great opera been fot ‘and my better, Outfit Outtie Dinette Complete With Mattress vote” by which Kefauver carried oo es eo Phenomengl value You'll enjoy this Fashion styling in . Minnesota, added; ‘I still believe what you want group with luxur-Juxurious bedroom modern, black tub-Adlaj Stevenson is the best quali-, EA alt you want. 23¢ with its smart ma-ular steel! Plastic fied man for the presidency, and fous Formica top, ogany bed.durable table top that defies $27.50 Sunbeam. I shall continue to support him as Because you won't fee! hungry. occasional tables, dresser and tilting mars, stains, ZINC and I have in the pest.” Sold on money-back guariiitee. * The easy, safe, and quick way to OXIDE lamps — all tress and spring! padded seats and specially chosen to A bargain hard-to-backs. Here's every- | Humphrey roe that both Ste- nds of excess and unwanted fat is the WAY-LESS Capsultab Re- providegreatbeauty match at this fabu-me you want; $ 50 venson and Kefauver advocated Guang Plan. No drugs—no exercising and $ 00 lous low § 00 00 farm price supports at higher lev-no strenuous diet—no —o —, OINTMENT. 1-éunce comtort 159": price: "159" savines....°48 che, team the, Ademinietretion, dose Ti Nar vapct ana 3 w 16 pearts and said the heavy vote in the amazingly fast. More’ pounds vanishEach Room May Be Purchased Semascicly Democratic primary was a ‘‘stun-with continued use. z . ning repudiation of the Fisenhow- F; F er-Benson farm fiasco.’ Ezra Taft LOSE FAT ALL OVER ree ree Benson is secretary of agriculture. “The dietary = lements any i LESS psultabs are more a i itself, Get started 100 Pe. Wrought I Red Spotlight on. Car Sn You supraed how fot tat . Py a an sa art from our Set Iron pconvies Police Chief «= stomachch teas, ace chi aoc, best, AFTER-SHAYE % arms, th: * | BANNING, Calif. w —. Police rey Dishes FURNITURE Smoker Chief Robert Morton of Cabazon ~~ NS gy 5 : LOTION wh 8 ith every ,asked for a jury trial when the ask fon a Hae Eppa if M . . California highway patrol cited — , si Room APPLIANCE | Purch him for possessing a red spotlight : on his personal car. 15 E. Pike St., Just Off Saginaw FE 4-8795 | otorvurenre! anes WAY-LESS. 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New Jersey ‘nearest “switching point” (a cross-,|to local dialing. ” In addition to the “long range ’ Iphones now can receive direct dis-road in the nationwide network of | AT&T maintains that even dur- direct dialing system, ay tinoot ling the peak of ” \tele lines). Additional equip-| periodstelephone . * }ment..at the switching point in-jether: telephone customers can new) |activity there are only about * |terprets the code dialed, selects a dial their own calls to points be-chances out of 100 that a yond the local service area—some is busy), ts pulsesthe route ( alternates if the first as far as 75 miles away, of two why} proper type and number to operate} There are main-reasons for Easton Shopping FOR MOTHER FOR 2 patina | FEMININE, FLATTERING FOR SISTER SLIPS P\, TODDLERS’ and CHILDREN'S tt) 6 DRESSES A, Nylon tricot, lace trim bodice and bottom, adjustable shoulder straps. White, pink. 32-40, B. Multifiliment crepe, fully lined bodice, lace straps and bottom. 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Everybody loves them. 19 aa FILLED TRUCK 42 North Sescn Saginaw Street . 49: tee: me 4 \ FIFTY-TWO‘$1 Mi llion — Project THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARC at Wolverine H 22, 1956 Lake > Holly Couple Says Farm Bil Give Homesto Rise Fashion cS how at Oxford Lecture to Help Music Students to on North Woods ‘Bad Measure’ ROCHESTER — Tom and Arlene Hadley of Holly will bring their | Bureau Chief: , ‘Prodyct story and pictures of Michigan's Hing: ibe presented at 8 p.m. Tuesday tee which includes Mrs. H. R. Dahl, Proposed Dwellings $0.» the high school auditerium, |Ruth Williams, Mrs. Gordon Ma: North Woods here for the fourth of Political Log Rolling Be in $12,000-$20,000; Fifty modés will show spring|thie, Mrs. F. R. Forman, Mrs. in the series of wildlife lectures jand summer fashions for women|George Wood, Mrs. Roger Oberg, Category at Farmers’ Expense’ at Rochester High School audi- jand children, through the cooper-)and Mrs. Earl Irwin. torium tonight. — ation of local merchants. —. WASHINGTON (INS) — Ameri- can Farm Bureau Federation WOLVERINE LAKE—A 70-home building project, with a retail value! The lecture will start at 7:30 p.m. of approximately a million dollars, | President Charles B. Shuman rates} isroad plamned on. South Commerce, the Senate Farm Bill as a bed) measure — ‘The product of -politi-| il. oat Ss } cal log rolling at the expense Nominees File | VIRGINIA WAID JO ANN LOWRY day by John C. Finlayson, village) This year’s motif is taken from A dak of Wolverine | Lake ‘the Riviera with scenes of Monaco| OXFORD—A three-act mystery general public.” : | The area is known to many near-forming the decor. Musical back-|comedy, ‘Night of Jandary 16,” “Shuman said in a.statement re [f] in Walled Lake by residents as the Nichols farm. ground will be furnished by Jerry/by Ayn Rand, is being presented leased by the Farm Bureau's Wash-| daughter, Jo Ann, to James Long. James is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Girard of-Pontiac at the organ. |@t 8 tonight in the Oxford High ington office that the bill ‘‘aban-| Virginia Mae, to Paul Cook, son Of! 11 Candidates to Vie. The Asher-Tilton Building Com-| 47. Ralph Curtis, president of School” auditorium. dons any semblance of sound eco-| — pany of Detroit, intends to de-‘the southeast district of the Mich-| Sponsored by the junier class, velop the section with homes igan State Federation of Music) the play features an all high nomic principles for the illusion of! 'Mr. and Mrs. Milner Cook of Orton-|Ralph Long of 4444 Monroe St., REV. BEN A. BOHN for Six Council Posts "| political gain.” | jville. A fall wedding is being) Drayton Plains, A June 29 wedding in the $12,000 to $20,000 class. Clubs will be the commentator. || school east of 22, with leading | roles taken by Judy Johnston, . |planned. ‘is being The federation head further | iN April 2 Election Pastor Takes Over charged that it is “uneconomic : LeRoy Frailing, -Jack Mosser, and unrealistic te pretend that) WALLED— Eleven LAKE men Bob Lewis, Lila Empson, Rich- Romeo Meeting Duties at Waterford billions of dollars worth of farm (have had their petitions as nomi-Commerce Church Unit ard Phillips, Mike Lewis, and Roberta Stammann. a can be hidden by ® | nes for City Council Posts certi- stroke of @ legislative pen. : - WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—The ; , fied, and will be competing for Plans Play; Bake Sale The scene is laid in a courtroom Rev. Ben A. Bohn has taken over He pointed out that ‘For all’ six Council positions in the April — the jury to be picked from duties as pastor of Crescent Hills practical purposes the senate bill! g election. COMMERCE audience. Decisions to Members will meet again at 8 Slated Tonight Baptist Church, now meeting at Upon their verdict depends the marks a return to the government ‘ |stage a play in early summer and|p.m. April 11. the John Monteith Elementary price-fixing program which is! All incumbents whose terms are a bake sale were made at meet- end of the play and the fate of ae 'the beautiful defendant. held last week by units of Manaeh Mowe (ucts Proposed High: School, School. largely responsible for the present expiring are among those seeking ings Plans to Be Presented The Rev. Mr. Bohn received his unsatisfactory net income situa-re-election, These include Mayor the WSCS of Commerce Methodist | Nominations for the coming elec- theological training in St. Louis, tion in agriculture.” ‘Harry W. Thomas and Council-| church. tion were made when this circle Mo., and is a graduate of Shurtleff| Shuman said the set aside pro-men Kenneth McBroom, Marshall | ee: 6 met in the home of Mrs. David Fire Burns for Community Swdy Tractor — [Bapear College: of Afton, Tit-Hej visions of the bill, “which have E. Taylor, Robert M. -Thibideau | has held pastorates in Illinois for} Members of the Isabella Tho-| Griffin. | the effect of increasing price sup-|and Joseph N. Wiltse. i ROMEO—A community nigh! THOMAS Area Man | the past 14 years, and spent the port levels for corn, wheat, and| ' , iburn Circle agreed to present a) The election will be held at to outline plans for a new high \play with Kingsley Page as di-} the next meeting at 8 p.m. April last 11 years as pastor of the First) cotton irrespective of the amoufit| Others ang Ctection are AF school is set for 7:30 tonight | thur W. Bigham, Richard W. rector, He will also select the play.| li, in the home of Mrs, Fleyd in Romeo High School auditorium.) THOMAS — Melvin. Mott, 41, of | Butten, Emil J. Couture, Brace ‘Baptist Chyrch of White Hall, Illi-|of the surplus, and the adoption of nois. | dual parity, eliminate any semi-| Enfield, William A. Mercer and Casting will take place at a | Buffmyer, 3890 Ellsia, Tonight's session climaxes a 3363 Braver Rd., Hadley Town- . , Finlayson added. The Rev. and Mrs. Bohn are liv-| blance of flexibility in goverpment! John A. Secunda | meeting ta be held en April 3 in | The group also decided to serve series of discussion meetings in the ship, suffered third degree a ing in the new parsonage at 2288) pricing policies for these commod-| . -the home" of Mrs. Marshall ja supper for the Men's Fellowship district during the past six weeks. to his right arm esterday when| ~ Crescent Lake Rd. | ities.” pal The two with the highest votes | Wheeler. /on April 18 at the church, the tractor which he was usi School beard members slated ; ng | The church has purchased a Jot} jwill hold two-year council terms, | Father-Son Banquet to buzz wood caught fire. | Plans were arranged for altar, Barbara Heck Circle to the north of the parsonage eal He asserted: The situation is and the next four will take office the sessions to educate the diss | nite was working at the home, aggravated further by the pro-(for one year. flowers and nursery attendants for) This circle has made tentative trict electorate prior to the vote which a church building will be | of his parents, Mr. -and Mrs. | vision for dumping wheat dom-| * * ¢ jthe month of April at the meet-| plans for a spec on the $757,000 bond issue April 7. erected in the near future. ial meeting and Israel Mott, 3312 Brauer Rd., when | estically, This will adversely af-Four candidates are seeking the ing. < « e luncheon at the church in Apri) in Building consultant Gerald D. the sediment cup on the tractor) _ fect the prices of all feed grains [position of justice of the peace. | ; \cocheeceicn with the Fanny Crosby Boicourt of Wayne University will became loose. He tried to replace Area Growers | as well as cattle, hogs, sheep, (They are incumbent Logan Sparks, |_ This unit will sponsor a bake ang Elizabeth Asbury circles. The show a 30-minute film entitled “The|it while the motor “was running, | dairy and poultry products.” |Herman A. Roth, John R. Stuart, |e oy Se aa Pee i homie of Miss Louise Paddock, 2500 Junior High School Story.’ This)neighbors said, and the gasoline, to Attend Banquet Sh oniinued: “This bundle #%4 William Watson. The term | Saturday gn Uet ar Union Lake road, will be the scene film was selected to emphasize Caught fire, setting fire also to of enantio Et casted Matg|Funs for four years. Ouesserce: Chsitmentor’ the °° lof the next meeting at 12:30 p.m., the importance of the both Mott's clothing and the at Orchard Lake conversion, trac- law, will do more harm than good! —" " the Wednesday April 10. I the present high school to a |‘ ; ptogram, which|junior high on completion of the Mott was talents La Gea | | i the home of Mrs. re ORCHARD LAKE — Southern| to the welfare of agriculture be B k b 1B Se ee eka gtac| Kibssbath Asbury Cisste Michigan Cooperative Growers Assn., will hold its annual banquet tion incentive it contains. Sch d | a toast to the pfoposed new school, officials said.| 9.9) Hospital, where age in jcause of the tremendous produc-| as ef q anquet etal a $340 | Golfside| Mrs. Al Dalton, chairman, has | Drive. scheduled the next meeting of : Hart ooherneat| Dr. Bolcourt also will review | good condition with burns from at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Our Lady = this eduled at Romeo ; the hone of Mrs. Milton Hogg, slight burns the left hand. circle for 8 p.m., Monday in | his latest of schooldis-| the: hand to the right elbow and >) Mary Reed Circle of Refuge Parish Hall. Lake Orion OES Slates of the WSCS will the roy airon a ad serve on Nominations for new officers ROMEO—Bill Perigo, University 1159 Pinecrest drive. The main speakers on the pro- Friday Night Initiation of this group will take place at In announcing tonight's com-| Hadley Fire Department extin- of Michigan varsity coach, will be Chap-|the principal gram will be Harry Edwards, of the next get-together, slated for LAKE ORION—The Orion speaker when the Briti sh Preacher {munity meeting, Supt. T. C, Filp-|8¥ished the tractor. blaze. Gingellville Group Meets Washington, D.C., chief laison 8 p.m. April 10 in the homeof pula pointed out the. registration ter Order of Eastern Star No. 340 Romeo Community Schools Basket- ball Banquet is held this month.! Cie9 P officer of British West Indies, Mrs, Nicholas A, Randall, 698 ponveen Dr deadline for voters is 5 p.m. Fri-|lva Mae Overdorf will have its initiation Friday at Eye one and Frank Burch, conservation _ |day, Mareh 30. He added that commissioner and executive 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple.| Ron Kramer, captain elect, also . ville 4H handicrafts group which secretary of Sportsmen's Mrs. Harold Kennedy, Carthy |\will be a guest at the dinner. Sarah Chakko Circle will meet at the Community Club the clerk in their own township,|) ALMONT — Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Congress of Detroit. | matron,, and Lloyd Landstrom, * * 8 This circle sent a magazine sub-|at 7 p.m. today will in addition to Slated at Commerce -2s ic mute reper win to Wed Rontld Popp the | -COMMERCE — Members of the}not with school officials. Overdorf of Almont have af.-| } worthy patron, will preside. Cand-| The affair is scheduled for 6:30 scription gift to Mrs. Harold Bliss, their usual program have a talk Some 250 growers are expected Commerce Methodist Church nounced the engagement of their! idates are Mrs. Howard Griggs p.m. Tuesday in the Romeo High a member who is confined in the|by Don Schumacker on ‘Archery School and their families will be = to turn out for the banquet, and Mrs. Eugene Thompson. \School gymnasium. ~ \nearby ‘Tuberculosis Sanatorium.|and Rifle Training.” mt aos Wt ilmlay Area Gets [esti eens Crescent Hill Church Sermon slated tor 7:$0| VOting Machinés,|t = % Mr and Mru. Peter Awards New Testaments ‘ at the church. soos . et fo i WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—New Nene Mie Kuper, cooiam' DIVIGES Brecincts | No ste bes been ct tor the : a SELL OUT. dent of the school, reminded par-| |Testaments were recently awarded ents that nursery facilities will be ., jto members of the Sunday School IMLAY CITY—Imlay City Town- nip Clerk Latirence Thatcher has at Big Audience Views availablethe parish house. jof the Crescent Hills Baptist jannounced that four voting ma- “Mr. Lawson will conclude his Girl Scout Program |Church. Awards were made ata chines have been rented to be used ‘candle lighting ceremony conduct- WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN.- jed by Mrs. Carl Meng who was as- Sensational «19° . . 'SHIP — Whitfield School Girl jsisted by Mrs, Edith Shaffer and : . In accordance with the change Scouts presented their Birthday |Edwin Galloway, Sunday School jin state election laws which allows | Festival program to a packed audi- | superintendent. j— . no SS Merrymakers to Dance, |no more than 800 registered voters torium recently, Those who received the awards . for each “paper ballot” precinct,, Eight troops took part in the Men’s Sharkskin were: Roberta and Kathy Walters All Elect, Saturday Night itwo voting precincts have been os lpcamran which included folk Kenny and Carol Sue Bushman, SUITS LAKE ORION—The Merrymak-tabjished. Imlay Township, which/dances of the different nations, | SPORT 544° | Joyce and David Galloway, Janet } { Wool ers Square Dance group will gath-' previously voted as one precinct,’ skits, sohgs and Scout ceremonies. A 95 and Wayne Henley, Deanna and er at the ery Sims nine has 1,628 registered voters. , | Linda Koening, Judy Burleson, Saturday at 9, for an evening Of) The vill ge Hall will continue . /Kathleen Wylie, Paul Kilgore, dancing and the annual election tg be tee palling phace for both ‘pre-Looking Forward to 90 Jackie Mayo, and Dwain Bailey. meeting. Callers will be Bruce Al-cincts and no re-registration will) CLIFFORD — Charles Gilliam “A $39.50 Value’ len, Ray McCarty and Leslie Gil-py. required. lis looking forward to being ‘90 more. Refreshments will be served SSS eer lyears young” next year, and ex-Almont Group to Meet COATS @ FREE ALTERATIONS by Mr, and Mrs. Albert Rhodes, ipects to top the century mark. | ALMONT — The Women's Fel- Trial celebrated Released Pending and Mr and Mrs. Stuart Williams. He his 89th birthday lowship of First Congregational Church will meet at 1 p.m. tomar- row for luncheon and election * circle officers. Mrs. Louise Bird will be in leather Gress § clothing .. . the most. unusual suit 9 $39 50 charge of the program, entitled “The Cross.” ff volues . . . this rare buying oppor-: tenet aor Bolinred We ng — pang when these Reg. SPORT styles 97 eoleader is Mrs. C. A. Dudley, and She was released on $300 hond’ . Mrs. Wallace Crane whose co-lead-pending trial April 9 by Justice suits ar w m-3 ' er is Mrs. George Ward at 4 p.m. Edward L. Elsarelli of Southfield. pacsible| te? replace pear ae $5 5 COATS Resigns After 22 Years | today, Attendance is being stressed Mrs. Crawford surrendered parable values. $] 95 Wednesday,as the driver sought in before the Investiture, to be held a crash in which Leona Celestra,| ROMEO— Department of Public|resigning after 22 years with the soon. : 20, of 15355 Burgess was injured. |Works Supt. Kenneth Ellsworth is Romeo department, | Te = 9 . so the girls will learn their work * * ° 1530 MEN’S SUITS ers. $1995 Sy ar He has been superintendent for the past 10 years. At a recent Peace s Zip $3.95 Men's $15 Men's Men’s M OXF ORDS ; council] meeting Ellsworth submit- wu : oS F A en's and men's ted his resignation, effective April 9. tester $9158 | Pajamas sgt) ANT! $73 HATS | Se tee He offered to continue with the 3] 99 Jackets Fast Color BOOTS wn a =o department for a month or so, | MEN’S SLACKS 010 LD on a part time basis, until his successor is named, oy In his letter of reniqnatian Ells- SWEAT Including all-wools, rayons, dacrens, gabardines, etc. jworth stressed the fact that his Nothing reserved, nothing held back. HATS decision was not influenced by the SOX $ 6.95 MEN'S PANTS... OUT THEY GO...... $3.79 Regular $12.95 recent election of a new village | $ 8.95 MEN’S PANTS ... OUT THEY GO... $5.79 | § 4% MEN’S president. | 39°¢ _ | $12.95 MEN’S PANTS... OUT THEY GO....... $7.79 OXFORDS $14.95 MEN’S PANTS... OUT THEY GO....... $9.79 Men's and yeeng men's Board of Review Meets $12 fashioned anf@ hanéd- March 31 at Ortonville $2 Nylon or Dacron lasted finest solid leather ORTONVILLE — The Board of Review for the village of Orton- |ville will meet from 9 a.m. to 12 jand 1 to 4 p.m. on March 31 in ‘the fire hall, La Vern Borst, village clerk, announced today. | Village tax assessments will be reviewed on request of the indivi- |dual taxpayer. Bin a Open. Daily 9 to 6 Fridaytil 9 P. M. FOR... FURNITURE at Its FINEST ADAM HATS ve) And “7 50 GIFT FOR FRIEND OF VILLAGE — Meet the gift represents the appreciation of Wolverine citi- ‘man who enjoys police work to such an extent zens who realize that Stott-receives only a small Mthat he donates from 100 to 125 hours each month gas*and oil allowance for his many hours of police | LEVI'S | Pixley _ CONN'S CLOTHES 71.N. Saginaw PEG KHAKIS 't6 the Safeguarding of people and praperty in the duty. Stott is a special friend of the small fry; Fé ‘illage of Wolverine Lake. He's Frank L. Stott, a always has a friendly word and a stick of gum or | Home Furnishings All Colors monstable of the village of Sylvan Lake, shown piece of candy for the kids. He holds the rank of | Rochester, Mich. Sizes 12-20, 26-36 Accepting a gift of a pistol from Clifford K. Cot-sergeant on the Wolverine Lake police force. OL 2-2121 OL 1-9642 ‘trell,. president of Wolverine Lake village. The FS ; ae ‘ x i ; a Pee ind / ; . i ‘ : \ f . , fo: ; ; * y Hi a a A é ‘ % Hi ey J v ' / { ; i j / % a “But, as I have pelted out m ’ PEOPLES | he observed. ee ‘plied our physical treasures— a> end Weneredcur iat Se te bean fs ey Se ES ee. mere omees ant wee an philosophy of self-feliance juvenile delinquents, more mur self-sufficiency, which has derers and more wars, more brok-ra at = ae ee Soe homes, more embezzlements. a. et © ee eee betrayals of trust, more sul-, that we can make the grade with-|cides that any generation that ever| _ To You out God. ilived.”* IN EXTRA MERCHANDISE with Each Purcha Amounting to 50 or more SASTER DRESSES ..... -7.08 ar Ladies’ SUITS & COATS 24.60 George Washington honor medal’ for “letters trom |’ Men's SUITS & COATS . 49.60 presentation of their awards recently at Valley Armed. Forces personnel,” and The Very Rev, Forge. From left: Evangelist Billy Graham, spe-§ John A. Flynn, C. M. president of St. John's | a complete selection of @al award: $1,000 and plaque, for his clear | University, Brooklyn, N. Y., special award, $1,000 PAY! BOYS & GIRLS WEAR strength in the Lord "s work;. Corp. James R. and plaque with encased George Washington reported to have preached to | Odermatt, Fort Ord, Calif, $1,000 and encased honor medal. any other evangelist in moderh times. Above is complete : @ line of JEWELRY By TEX SHANNON that complex question.“It is the] He pointed to the electric switeh|™ : WATCHESRADIOS APPLIANCES shallow concepts of modern mate-|on the wall. e 7 oe eee era eres nee ere: eat ieel asaes user ee avon/Classes on Anatomy + + SAGTER DISCOUNTS life ‘Nigion,”declared. “People,in-|this room >) z * he 0 this with the sort of as when Billy Graham told me|creasingly unhappy in lives mnie rom win tn wrt ot veel Shown on TV Circuit 01 ee ‘a ON EASY CREDIT why he entered the ministry.|comfort without faith, are willing|chamber during early periods of pissscsases : regretted your|to listen to me because I affirm history.” BALTIMORE # — A $1,500 : : L atone they realize, if, as yet.) 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AY, MARCH 22, 1956 : I, FIFTY-FIVE ('s Bid for’ uffed, 58-a jagainst the Rhiels in the quarter- . with Willie DeWalt finding a tight+ finals, lid on the hoop in his shots, ° | * * « The Detroit crew scoffed at the, Meights at East Lansing Friday two sdund beatings handed them night. | and at least four other times be-| by Pontiac this season to whip the} Quly twide, in the epebing rain- cause Pontiac lost possession by { Chiefs 58-51 at Livonia Bentley “iy deta sm Mh they nied to 0 more | ute, was Pontiac able to hold the| >#4 Passing. ae | t high school last night. 1 ote is » way Poatiac proved this point against) | lead last night. Conter Bob Skraycki hit 12 of — quarter and [vibe boro ablromge pole our Flint Northern in the regionals and It was the 4th time in 10 years | * * @ 22 points in the first Catholic Central did likewise for Pontiac te miss the opportu- , m maining had 16 as the half endeq 30-23 | heoting, bu ppened, ey sy’ ana genall} 4 byes i ta ing in the first for the cenieae said coach Art Van Ryzin after Only two minutes after the sec-|the game. ‘Yond half started Pontiac moved] ° s 6 6 within 3 points, 32-29. But. then. the “Catholic Central was the better unheralded hero for Central, Brian team on the court last night,” he Hussey, tallied his team's next 7 P id accept those added, ‘‘they showed more poise in this game than the two games salem, us during the regular) elected Hussey, who failed to get a point! “Rod reaishit only & points, in ‘the first half was deadly at the but the senlor very few 6-1 made free throw line in the second haif,| — meeting. field goal in the second attempts jgetting 8 of his 10 points from the half. * * a _jeharity strip, a lawyer] ” “The team is for gratefulthe Dave Diehm led the Chief scor-an investment cot aa ing with 17 points, with Dietz col-|. ~ The 7-pointmargin was the wonderfulreceived from support Some on Goteried. payment’ with income lecting 13. for Central -behind _tlosest Pontiac get in the game last night,” said Art Van #th period, as the Shamrocks’ Rysin,coach, PHS. spread out over five years to help with tax brackets. 's 22. Joone< deadly outdide. Mayor Willtam W, Donaldson neluding touriiey play “Pontiac' ‘. “Money was not the prime consideration of the old — _capocialty by guard Tony | was among those in attendance. jfinished the campaign with a 15-6 Gas Hougers, They played base’ ball because they * * * ‘record. Catholic Central is nowloved the They started at $3,000 a year if "oes beat the gun on two in-/18-3. Coach Bill Foley of Catholic game. Cen- they were regulars. They got less if. they were s. He fired, as the gin) "TMC. Cam CENTRAL tral was excited over his victory part-timers. sounded, to score when the’ first] Dewan 3 612 Sheridan =! 0° 2 the Chiefs. “It was an upset,” —_- over period ended, and he-hit again|i" . : iat Resse 1 pagihe. said, “We got the breaks, Pon-- Slaughter came up and started knocking down fences). with only 7 seconds to, play in wm Bi, 3 7: oh alma | 3 tiac ode’ get one.” * for $300 a month, but he put out like he was getting Srd stanza. immons'-© 2 2 Rogers $34 . s $100,000 a year. They were pistols, tough, rough and nd ts lnptae = 9 1 Tota «a ie oe AR Oakland 8 League all-star helt-for-leather every minute of the day and night. Big Hud Ray could not hit ine po : tynay | DBSMetball team was selected by target on several tip opportunities, ' je crbvtnat 17 3 ies} league coaches Tuesday night at a IN: MEANTIME, IMPROVEMENTS GO ON —————— =—-. ——~-—— meeting near Utica. was ironic that while Gutteridge was ctying into ' Named. to the first team were Jerry Paul of Avondale, Jim Simer ish black beay soup (they have the finest Span- of Madison, Jim Maurer of Troy, oe aurants in the country here in-nearby Ybor 1a Clary of Fitzgerald, and Attorney Cites Dublinski's : Aagme--pan ts shop stewards were working out City) ene ers’ Len Martyniak of Roseville. such thin pension funds, new minimum salary Norm Pruitt of Fitzgerald, Jim structuresPend. _aSking for workmen’s compensation Drake of Lake Orion, Louie Col- contracts, NHL Contract as Invalid, . ssecs= * * x ke. The 1956 owners would dearly love to have Gas | Detroit violated his 1954 contract * * « Housers around wtih no $7,500 minimum salary de- | with the club mands Court of Ontario yesterday that a The option provided that Dub- In justice to owners, I must point out that cer-National would the season player’s contract with the linski play 1953 tain of them did treat the mandolin-Football League cannot be anteread at-not less than 90 per cent of his tobacco-chewing, in Canada, 1964 salary of $7,750. playing help generously when it came to paying for Charles Dubin, sepenring for the the repair of a fractured tibia. But nae former Detroit Lions quarterback, gen- when the mood struck them. cited“legal decisions which he said eral gordi 4 oe owners would be kind andj; showed that any contract for per- to players)” = ry, pened to like and were miserly with Wiio sonal services placing restraint em the wrong way: One way to rub owner the earnings of a person's liveli- an hood is invalid. the wrong way was to insis on being paid a reasonable on \U. of D. to Quit sum for services rendered. $10,000 for breach of contract by Dublinski,no tight to dam- must have realized had an option on his Playing Night. \Pulled Muscle have services for the 1955 season. Coaches Talk May Sideline Detroit team until next May 1, Ted Williams Quarter-Finals Football Games peo said. Rule Changes SARASOTA, Fla. ) — Ted Wil-Dublinski, who was understudy to Hold Spotlight liams, Boston's slugging outtield-Lions’ quarterback Bobby Layne in| Lighting System of ‘30 CHICAGO # ~ A minimum of der, may miss the remainder of 1954, jumped to the big four League, MIAMI BEACH, Fla. ® — Two Years to Be Removed fuss over rule changes is expected the team's exhibition schedule be-‘of Canada last season, today, as more than 400 college cause of an aggravated muscle Pontiac Pootiae Press Phate v1 atte | today int the Good Neigh-| for Next Season and ya sctiool basketball coaches! pull in his leg. i for a rebound. Skrayckt Jed the Shamrocks with | Huis in a 215 -jbor tou after a mna-\ : open t 30th annual convention of The Boston Post reports that! DeWalt (right) 5-10,am Daye Diehm t back 22 points and a 58-51 victory on the Livonia Bent-| during the third y-..* the jor _uset put Eddie Moylan DETROIT — After playing vir- the National Assn. of Basketball | | Williams aggravated the pull yes-| ground) watch Hudson Ray (18 } of Pontiac and ley high court last night to move into the state | hearings contended the tk#reise.of —T J. outof Pi Cali tually all’ of Hs home football Coaches, |terday in a workout at the Sox’) Bob a of oe Comes both 64, go = Catholic semi-finals. !an option on Dublinsid contractby|_ "et Flam, Beverty \games on Friday nights for the o « site Field. nen. Antvdl aie meets David Harum, Coral past 30 . the UniversityDe- of bles, in ene match today while troit. today reversed its policy” of ‘training at Payne — aa Phil Wooipert, coach of the | In four previous seasons, Wil-| San Francisco Dons, highly fav-ltiams turned in less pone Coral plays arti that had than Harum, Gables, Ger-announcedits ald Moss, Miami beach. minty ored to win their second straight. an hour of spring work. In 1952! ~e stadium lighting system will be NCAA title in the concurrent -33 he was in service, in "M4! he a , Box Score will staged tournament finale, has indicated suffered shoulder separation, Ti er Scc jgames be on Saturday that he will fire a broddside lthe first day and last year he was le or Sunday a at legislation aimed against the absent duetetto marital’ prolen| DETROIT (AL) BROOKLYN (NL) | The previously announced marital 1956 tall players, Fla, i — The gainst the Dedgers on their way 2-9 in exhibition games—the abso-; game and stun set the league on | Keunn.ss Det Olltiam 3 4? t "schedule of 10 games, five of them | Detroit Tigers iuaped back to thei ck. lute bottom in the Grapefruit and’ fire once the regular open-(philici» 3 | 3 seideral to be played in Detroit, has been season “What is a real tall kid going to Cactus Leagues. | ed and things Delsing rt 406 Cam’ella.c revised. he |Lakeland today theiy do if doesn't play basket-base after Like a hungary dog that recog: | begin to click. uttlecf = 3 1 B-Napo zB) : Akins Gets Nod S=s2= ball?” says Woolpert, “Why legis-first experience. with the bright ; iced him, |__ The hitting has been soradic. The Things certainly haven't. clicked 3b 3 8 2 Thompeon.e With the consent of the visiting late against him just because he’s, \lights of Southeast Florida and hop meee 8 when he sees him, | «2 cond line pitching has been weak.| so far. Shaky pitches have looked a i falker.c | schools the three Friday night big and — all prac-ed that man who said spring train the Dodgers rightcoming ‘The defense crumbled at cru-| so of defen-68 8 attractionshad includ- basketball for kept on has more because shaky ae that been tical purposes — is the only sport) ing results don't mean a thing was ‘with the Tigers and wound up | cial points. Second base is no more| sive play. Good pltching has been | f L. oon. ed now will be movedAiwete ‘Over Constance. he can play?” absolutely right. here today for the ‘th straight | settled than it was when the camp| wasted by the lack of timely |Maimb's.% 3} ty Sundaysthe Detroit Lions when * * * * * @: j meeting. spend and if heavy hitting out-| hitting. : E> FS Stughes:» 3] are on the road and one to a ST. LOUIS # — Virgil (Bear) | Foster said that the association| | Akins says he isn't afraid of welt-The Tigers were thumped hard ‘By now—some five weeks since fave been pire -Tigers If things happen to jell, the . Ame 5] Saturday Gate. general) apparently was satisfied in jerweight champion Johriny Saxton twice in Miami by the world) thesfirst rookies reported in Lake-|f ve ng in the WTS Tigers should be at least as good fees. Specifically involved are the with the playing rules as they op-| second-rank-champion Brooklyn Dodgers and lavid—even the staunchest Tiger! as a year ago when they stayed Sand § § gigames with Villanova, Boston Col- erated last season on the college be he'd lie a shot at ‘I'm, they a 3-2 admitting its is close - level. jed Tony DeMarco because tossed away 10-inning;Pooters are that been | _ Altnot quite lost, however. | surprisinglyto the contenders — ste om » © * *\lege and Drake, which had been entitled to it and it'd be a great Same at Vero Beach yesterdayja rough spring _The team stands A team might lose every spring the last They! out for Higherm sin. *janmounced Friday The until very weeks. "%*“hiea ? for nights, * * ——' be * might better particularly if — Rae for Compencite ain Tn other two home attractions—with, fight.’ "The National Basketball commit- pitches Virgil Trucks and Bob > —Ras forr Thompson in ath Marquette and Tulsa—already tee, headed by Paul Hinkle of Bute) \Onetime & eat | Hock e P| a offs Miller come through. P Groundet. out fortum in ep been carded for Saturdays, ler, will hold its rules-making ses-Akins needed a lJast-round flurry Semi-Final Games or erines y , . G— Han for Walker in 10th SS Wo lv y sion Saturday and Sunday and for a close but unanimous deci-Miller has looked especially good ona out then winning By ax, Net will the foot- only daytime will study, among other sugges-sion over smart Hector Constance SERIES “A” sl Lei | Brooklyn 010 000 010 13 ball policy prevail next fall, but in - tions, proposals by the ‘collegiate of Trinidad here last night in a for State Tourney fes Suddenly 4 MONTREAL VS. NEW YORK | * * .-ernaénder, Maas RBI-House, Ch future also, : ‘all. seasons Advantage coaches. 10-rounder. CLASS A At Vero Beach yesterday ‘the’ ~ Walker. or— also will be taken of the Lions’ It wasn't a sensational victory (At Jenison Field Bowyer) (Montreal leads best of seven Tecsenene and fea senes, 1-0), { CRYSTAL FALLS, Mich. w-Ed-| Tigers grabbed a 2-1 lead and held i Schedule to present some U. of and the. crowd booed the decision RPT Detroit Catholic Central vs. Muskegon) Soccer Powers in Action Heights Mamtremck. va Ang ward Chambers, onetime Uni-| ‘it until the last of the 8th when a "'D, home games on Sundays when although Akins is a St. Louis boy. arbor, 9.30 p.m TU ESDAY "Ss RESULTS pair walks a tied Lavine elven playing away Tsity of Michigan basketball star, | of and single it 1,/the pro is from WINDSOR, Ont. — Detrait Bav-But it kept him in the running for | CLASS B ho later became one of the Up-Montreal. 7, New York 1. |UP-Then in the last of the 10th 3) Detroit. arians, Michigan (outdoor) soccer bout Saxton, who is a with look-) Loes| The home schedule now reads: (At Jension Field Bouse) ‘ Peninsula's most successful | pitcher Duke Maas threw wild on champion, ‘and Ukrainians, both around opponents he| Flint Tech vs. Detroit 6t. Antrew —at at Detroit, ing for before Battle Creek Lakeviey ¥s. Bteph« school coaches, died unex- Thursday Montreal, an atternpted sacrifice and set the|!-1. a Bat, Sept. Raa woh moa at Detroit. unbeaten in the new International gives Carmen Basilio a return Povo, 6:30 p.m. ; Saturday—at New York. 0—Villanovea edly last night of a heart ail-|stage for a bases-loaded single by/# Stump. Anfa ebde i so-Tuse at Detroit “ Indoor Soccer League, wilF place} crack at the title. Sunday—at New York. engone. Ambrosia, -On 28—Boston College at — | Randy Jackson that won the game. Beer he he CLASS hment. He was 50 Walsh, A—2,486 = 10—Drake 4 Detro’ their records on the line Sunday said thought owned. C T-2.50. Nov. > at (At Lansing” @ivic soseanl * * * SERIES “B" alternoon in Windsor “Arena. “slight edge” going into the fi- Sebewaing vs. Crystal Fatis all-|Berrien Springs Lakeview, * ‘nal round, but his desperate, > 30 tpral (aes played on Wolverine | DETROIT VS. TORONTO vs. The Dre have a record of! out bedy attack after backing the) CLASS D | basketball teams from 1925-27 | (DETROIT leads best of seven two wins and no losses so far West Indies battler against the’ (At Lansing Citte (eater) | amd was captain of the team series, 14)), while the Rangers have won one ropes indicated he was far from , Sanemers ae ches a Sr ea chen it won the Big Ten cham- an ‘atric vs uding' on and lost one. -sure of the decision. (one, 630 = ip in 1927. One of his | Tt ESDAY ‘S RESULTS mates was Bennie Ooster- haan, now U. of M. head football , cone’. Mm + « Ehambers became basketball ch at Crystal Falls High School “4927 and held the post until ill ‘héalth forced him to retire two lyeats ago. He continued, however. ‘as a member of the school faculty. * * * | His teams won six consecutive /Upper Peinsula class C titles and 135 district titles. Denver Favored io Win NCAA Ski Championship WINTER PARK, Colo, —Den- iver University faced a st rong chal- Henge from Dartmouth's eastern titlists but was favored to claim its thired straight NCAA ski cham- pionship in a three-day meet Start- ing tomorrow * * ® | Twenty-one-schools and, 108 in- dividuals will compete for five. tit- ijles under excellent conditions at Pontiac Press Photo SOUVENIR FROM TOLEDO i These three | DETROIT 3. Toronto 2, | MIAMI, Fila. Needles: Flori-| ‘da-bred, winner of the Flaniingo. Thursda: —at Detroit, Stakes, is a 2-1 favorite to cap-| Saturday at Toronto. ture the Florida Derby at Gulf-' {ice Aceh aelat fometor : ‘stream Park Saturday but if Past | ~ * Colt Heads North Nashua Fan Club Gives Hero New York Sendoft By GENE PLOWDEN *& The Nashua Fat Club is still de- MIAMI, Fla. (# — The Nashua pressed by his dismal showing at! Fan Club, in mourning since Sat-|Gulfstream Saturday when he ran urday’s Gulfstream Park Handi-| ;the most disappointing race of his cap, met again today and decided career and wound up fifth-in a to give its hero a warm sendoff field of seven although he went to} when he departs for New York post the 7-Bi ee, Sunday, ° Nashua boards a train at 7 a.m. Jim piainnes! who has TEST? for the trip North where trained Nashua for all his races, ; he will resume his turf campaign, said there's nothing wrong with, in an attempt to pass Citation as the horse and that *“he pst ran a the world’s leading money-winning bad race.’ thoroughbred ¥ Everett Clay, publicity director’ So far he has accumu lated $1,-of Hialeah Park where. gg \éVents are any indic ation, his han-blesome, He gets in the Derby dlers have four colts to fear, with only 107 pounds. A dozen and perhaps 14 may Some of the best jockeys in the start in the $100,000 mile and an business will be in action, such as jeighth feature and any of those| Eddie Arcaro, Willie Shoemaker, |swift 3-year-olds could win it but Willie Hartack, Hen : Moreno, R. | , Walte; |Needles’ backers probably will be|L. Baird, P. J. Bail | watching Terrang, Like Magic, and Don —— Count Chic and Reaping Right tee closest of all. Needles es into the Firida * * Derby under 117 pounds, receiving a 5pound allowance through a Rex C. Ellsworth won the Santa food State Ra Commission rule Anita Derby with Terrang and Severing home-bred. uss : will send Like Magic, a full broth- er to Swaps, out in the Florida’ +p. Dee = », {Little League Prexy Says: = | ‘linemen’ Sign Contracts ~, Syracuse Keglers ‘With Chicago Cardinals — rerpemes., Ha mon Balgumces 8 atten ma Pleet Carrier 60 Cass Brake 82 63/nan Ciars $1 Peggy's 2 “ * | Peagr's $1 44 Pont. Plumb, 43 61 /gisie Benuty $4 Allen 46 & Son oars | ©) Keep Lead in ABC | .cicaco ww-two, ot te bm Mle i 84 4 b 40 4 Sturdevant’s _-$1_-Hutchinson ET) B. Ga :. Wiltong snd D. Ware J. Smith 167, V, Sommerville 450; ROCHESTER, N. Y. w — The 1953 have signed for 1956 and will 204; Fleet Galvies ta Cleaners 140, Oliver Buick 2071. ‘ be out of the service in time to. 7B Divistes 9A Division CHICAGO A — President. Peter United States and Canada. aThy Meade Floor Covering team of isin the National Football League oo Me. Pis. wu wud. call Syracuse, N. Y., continued to lead'club at its training camp this McGovern, in a prepared ad- ork 1 63 Benson's $5 Cut-A-Way 6637 Paul's 1 4? et a wiey se spel dress, keynoted the first annual FP } Jack O'Hearte 61 Maple Leaf S4|Puller Brush 65 39 Team No. 8 46 5g strong leadership and direction of the team division today as th e|summer. national congress of Little League rue’s Bar 60 Altes 49|Life of Va. 8044 Team No. 10 44 59), L $4 $¢ Chuck's Shack 44 69 Little League baseball in a pro-|American Bowling Congress moved|_ They are Ed Husmann, former ee Se 39| Newport's whieh opened a three-day session, into the 20th of its 79-day schedule, |Nebraska star who played for Fort L, Gracey 191, L. Mason 41; Mapie| ha Poni 206 B. Morrie $23; Puier|@'@™ Which now embraces more “Proper leadership and guid- . Lewis,. in Tacoma, Wash.,. and Leaf Dairy 732—2109. ' Brush 778—2213. than a million youngsters in the ance will be one of the greatest The Syracuse bowlers came out (Daye Suminski, Wisconsin, who forces for development of the of nowhere Tuesday night with a was in service football at Fort % youth of America," he said. “In| , A 2,997 to dethrone Stroh’s Beer of (pivoir Va. the realization of the national _im-Detroit and survived an assault " ee eerereeartt port of a program that encompas-by 37 regular divisions and 41 hehe he didedidkae ses up to 75,000 adults and a mil-Sees BAY booster teams last night, z. ee = A lion youngsters bound together In the only change in the stand-\ arene along lines of practical idealism, ings recorded yesterday, Otto Hel |W BASEBALL GLOVES \ we must urge you to keep the ha- iman of Syracuse, rolled up a 673) HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE sic pattern that little league rep- to take 7thHe place in the | over resents. L * * More than 200 delegates, repre- senting 4,000 Little Leagues, heard McGovern,. of Williamsport, Pa., outline a five-point plan .as the congress’ objective. This embodied improved leadership,“ stand- high ards of teamwork, better tech- niques in league operation, clarity} of aims and the function and status of little league. go Court battles last fall between Carl Stotz, founder and commis- sioner of Little League, and offi- cials of Little League Baseball Inc, presumably ‘brought about the need of a .convention, although sponsors report that such a con- gress long had been planned. Stotz contended that local vol- unteers had lost their voice in formulating Little League policy. He eventually quit his legal con- test. Bowling Results ls Al {c® t AP Wirepheto | HIS WAR CLUB — National League batting champion Richie | Ashburn of the Philadelphia Phillies takes a good look at his war club with which he hopes to defend his crown. Philly training gamp is at Clearwater, Fila. 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CASS Free Customer Parking FE 5-6123or FE 5-6124 | | \ 4 s E i i ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1936 WoL "WL Dug Fowler Ss Ber s 63:29 2 Ms Glcnirepractes _— Ree, ‘56 36 ei pdf as hE Elec. 55 36 Miller's 40 $2 Poki-Jenes 48 Teak Be.it , 's pS ag ae wh) 62.J “ H. 36 66 \s [6 Prep Teams Head for Lansing ; — “2 Re . rans 67 Sport VAW-C1O Haselton'’s 33 41 83 os 4 BY THE ASSOCIATED highest scholastic athletic honors— ccumel @ ame Utd ts onch PRESS — weeks “beh Bb xt pareceanos; la ae sto 4 today at the | ‘he state basketball championship. class—A,© and D. B, Gf Sed Sacks {1 Ackerman's Be 4 Sparks. mitt 3 ot Sixteen teams gateway to state high school bas-In an evening of furious but de-Hamtramck spurted in the clos- ee S Sie “one cisive activity, 16 other teams fell ketball 80 Jets 8 The Browns ing minutes to squeeze out the vie- greatness. fessional have won three by the last night. wayside pro- tory that gave the Cosmos their They are the survivors of the football league. titles in Among them was River Rouge, first visit to East Lansing. Posses- more than 700 teams ed the tough tournament |weeks ago in quest which start- the class B defending champion. sors of a 16-4 lead early in the trail contest, the Cosmos had a battle of Michigan's Elimination of the Rouge five to the wire to hand Fordson its ‘second loss in 17 starts. . Driving Skill over Saginaw Arthur Hill. It was|superior staying pqwer. The lead Flint Tech and Stephenson joined St. Andrew and Battle Creek Lake- changed hands ‘a dozen times be- a blazing finish after rangy Ed Burton, who led the Muskies with fore Ann Arbor put it away. view in the class B playoffs. Flint (30 points, fouled out with more} Den Perigo, son of Michigan used a 25-point splurge jn the 3rd FE 2-0022 than four minutes remaining. 5 basketball coach Bill Perigo, led quarter to upend St. Clair, 58-53, trong Factor and up its record to 16-7. Muskegon Heights sat on top scoring with M, ‘| of a 60-44 count, but the pesky Big Al Bauer controlled both Saginaw club bounced back and River Rouge got a rude jolt boards and pitched in with 19 at the hands of Detroit St. An-ALLSTAR FOE—Clarence Wil- European Sports Cars peints as his Portland St. Patrick son, member of the Harlem Globe- at International Race club smothered. Memphis, 51-33. At trotters, will give the All-Stars one point, Bauer scored five t Seem Closely Matched straight goal =. Poctend (2) doo-|(DOe = ee ameet com * the Olympia Sunday April 15th in drew crew to a 58-50 victory aft-Gary Lee, a masterful ball han-‘bled Memphis’ output from the an afternoon-night doubleheader. SEBRING, Fla. #—The swifter ‘dler and playmaker, led Saginaw/| field, 22 goals to 11. SNe EaEET IT European sports cars racing for gold. and glory in Saturday's In- Special Sizes Made to Order ternational Grand Prix of Endur- Manila Rope. Yq" 2c tt.—%e" 4c ft. former manager, ance may be so closely matched Burkemo, Furgol that the skill of the drivers will to leave. was seated in the stands, got up determine the final outcome. _ I've seen this before,” he The spotlight in this foremost \smiled. “They're using one of our American sports car race will be Favored Golfers on the world champion driver, Juan Fangio of Argentina, and the MIAMI BEACH, Fla. @—Tour- runner-up, Stirling Moss of Eng- ing golf professionals teed off to- land. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. ‘#—If day in the $15,000 Miami Beach Fangio will head the driving | the injury jinx continues to plague ithe New York Yankees, Manager Open, and Walter Burkemo anc Seve. team for the Ferrari factory of Casey Stengel soon will run out of Ed Furgol were regarded as the |Modena, Italy, and the opposition -centerfielders. ones to beat. owners are afraid that Fangio and} = STOCKING Bob Cerv pulled a groin musc le Burkemo,. of Franklin, Mich., ‘Ferrari will be in an unbeatable FOOT RUBBER WADERS \before the start of -yesterday's and ol, from St. Louis, shot y \game against Kansas Cjty and did) five under par 67s yesterday in /combination. “Moss at the wheel of a car ts not start. Hank Bauer is shackled, OVER SHOE ‘WADER . $12.95 |worth 10 more horses,” comment-the Pro-Am tournament to lead | by an infected toe, Irv Noren by) Wear Over ‘Street Shoes ed Briggs Cunningham, a former the field. cow -healing knees and Elston \Florida sports car manufacturer Gardner Dickinson Jr., Panama ‘Howard, an outfielder-catcher, by WIP BOOTS .............$9.95 who now represents the Jaguar City, Fla.; Tommy Bolt, Chatta- a fractured finger. factory of England in this country. nooga, Tenn., and Dow Finster- The 26year-old Moss startled wald, Bedford Heights, Ohio, tied jthe sports car world by winning PHOENIX, Ariz. & — Coach iwith 68s. Bucky Walters of the New York. ithe Sebring race two years ago Visit Our TENT Giants is doing right well as the! Sam Snead, White Sulphur jin a tiny Italian OSCA after the ‘team’s manager while skipper| Springs, W. Va.; Chick Harbert, more powerful cars had been crip- and CAMPING Rill Rieney is battling a virus. -DETROIT FLAVOR AFIELD — Detroiter Ted Kazanaski tried to score from 2nd on a single in Northville, Mich.; Gene Littler, pled by the strain of the 12-hour marathon over the runways of an | With Rigney on the sidelines, the Kazanaski, infielder of the Philadelphia Phillies, their game at Tampa, Fia., yesterday but was out Palm Springs, Calif., and Mike ‘Giants beat Baltimore 9-5 Tuesday is tagged at the plate by Matt Batts, former De-at the plate. The Reds won 5-3. Souchak, Grossingers, N. Y., tied and the Chicago Cubs 11-10 yester-i abandoned air base, = Tiger catcher now with the Cincinnati Reds. \with 69s. ‘dav under Walters’ direction, Rigney is expected to take over | ithe reins in a day or two. | Tourney Results 1 Township N tional Industrial Hamtramck gpm= 81. cide BUILDING d a Muskegon Heights ite. Arthum Hill 61. Re Semi-Finals Begin in ‘NCAA an Tournament Cc 8a, reat * was ousted in the NCCAA first EVANSTON, IL (#—San Fran-clearance times apparently were Woolpert told a news conference | Fa-Sat-SPORTSMAN BEING BOWLED HERE CLASS B ‘round by LaSalle, / the Dons ever were classed as an The four finalists have a com- x . THIS WEEKEND Stephenson 74, Fremont $1. cisco’s seemingly invincible Dons|not for a country-wide hook up. |that he couldn't remember when ‘are overwhelming betes SHOW Be" Lalsview Yu” aia. 1 one of the most * * ® --ie 5 oo 5 =” 23-24-25 Come = Ecos Stars Gt. Andrews $8, River Kouge 66. choices in NCAA Basketball Tour-) The winners will meet tomor-underdog this season. bined won-lost record’ of 97-10, by ‘far the best mark since the tour- nament history tonight as they row night for the title following} “But I really don't think too . Open Bowling Available CLASSC ney started in 1939 at Northwest- 9 ARMY -Sunday after 3 P. M. Sebewaine 0. st eens 88. open play for their second nation-'the third-place playoff between Many teams were awed by us,” ern. The top previous record was ‘al champloship. losers starting at 8 p.m. (EST). he added. “They go against us 80-11 by Kansas, Louisiana State, § WAVY z Bow! a sone aass Crystal “Pails 7, Boyne City 64 crowds of above 10,500 are | With the idea they have to be Washington and | Indiana in 1983. They take the all-time longest |Sellout CLASS D major winning streak of 53 games ‘assured for both nights in North-shown, I'm sure we bring out the’ ; . ‘ 32 S. Saginaw St. FE 2-0022 Motor Inn Becrestion Portland Bt. Patrick$1, Memphis,33 into action against Southern Meth-|western’s new McGaw Hall. |best in a team playing against|s odist in the second game. Tem-| SMU, unbeaten in the South-|us.” 18 6. Perry St. Lud.St. Simon8, BH St. John 60. , ekema 60. ple (26-3) faces Big 10 champion west Conference, has-won its last| “As far as opponents trying to! Iowa (19-5) in the opener of the 19 starts and has a season record defense us, we've certainly seen four-team show-down at 8:30 p.m. has 25-2. plenty of combinations. We've | (EST), ~ seen fewer zone defenses than we * * “2 * | San Francisco, headed by two-expected, but frankly it would be There will be no national broad-time All-America center Bill Rus-foolish to use a zone thinking you cast or television. Arthur Lonborg sell, has topped the nation the can stop Russell because we have 7 ”» of. Kansas, chairman of the tour-jlast two years on defense and four others whe can score nament committee, said facilities hasnt been beaten since Decem-* * pin iiSTANT LATHERS Atlantic and.ber, 1954 Temple. the “Middte were available but sponsors SEE CRISSMAN winner, may give Iowa ing battle in the opener. land I think our game surpris- Iowa — = a For Clean, Dependable Used Cars and for Your with will be decided on rebounding Repair Work! 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Tournament. ing the National League banner in against the Milwaukee Allen-Brad-| oe ee © Se onan pee The Pasadena, Calif., Mirror WEST SIDE fEMIOR BOUEE Hub Corage a ie Mary’ ‘Tay. mf * Steam Cleaning + Meter Cleaning leys. i» . @ Alibis er Halts ten games Th Five, featuring Pasadena)jo Oakland Cot z : 266616; Nazarene College players, ad- With Peoria's upset, Wichita is)Seteres 8 Brive are Crean ijtuberel att vanced yesterday with the meet's rated the strongest threat to Phil-; =e Ls bid for & conend oimigne 6 Hurea’ Bot & mad Sige ‘Rec. 1,| COOLEY LANES MAJORETTES PONTIAC UNDERCOATING But it's been the Pittsburgh Pi-the Peoria, Til., Cats, 1954 cham-FE 4-5453 biggest upset—an 86-75 conquest of The Kansas are the‘only team| Dick& Wee 4 Pepsi Cola 4g| area cette — S}, Benen, Bow! 7 Chase Street rates who've done best against pions and seeded No. 2 in the cur- American League opponents. rent meet, remalning with heightand man-|"vestr 207M; Cai 3 SE gl Oakland als power to match the champs, 2886.-, Marohn te Gifts eas. Almost matching the Pasadena collegiate performance, sen- * * a iors from the University of Ala-aoamenme 13 and Milwaukee 1-3 with’a tie. en onele ® bama > Southeastern Conference _ The Boston Red Sox have put NIT Semi-Final Games Tonight Louisville and Dayton Encounter Strong Foes together the American best League mark in the interleague games. They’ve won 4 lost 1 with 1 dead- lock. The other recordsare: New York Yankees 42, the White Sox 3-2, Cleveland 5-4, Washington 2-3, |Kansas city 2-4, Baltimore 3-6 and Detroit 1-6. | . * * The National won both inter- league skirmishes yesterday. 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To-fending champion Nats defeated Spring night's semifinal games could the Celtics in Boston 102-97 and victory over Baltimore, Mickey |Mantle continued his prolific hitting Genuine Fur Felt mean another fresh start for os the Hawks beat the Lakers in four teams involved. ‘ith a homer and a triple as the Ntinneapolis 116-115 on Al Fer- ‘Yankees tripped Kansas City 95. rari’s two free throws in the final It's Louisville against St. Jo hats. minute seph’s of Philadelphia and Dayton TODAY'S EXHIBITION BASEBALL The PPR Rb HP ‘easy. No doubt, those sturdy boys 'té permit it to expand more rapid \RED must be told about the opportuni- STAMPS “Thanks.” ‘Your Leica is Worth. . Seemed like a simple, direct ap-|ties available to them in the serv-}ty than ever before in case of gen- proach—except for the address. | eral emergency. ice! The Post Office, casting about| Off they went to speak to the * Ld | Your Exacta is Worth for some fedéral agency that . 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Daylight Saving Time > Bel Th Weother Is ALWAYS FINE ot “hh Pontiac's BUTTERFIELD THEATERS! may5. pray dl aaat Dixie Boycott Trial)** “222% for April 29 in 19 States (penne NEW YORK @®—Daylicht sari Otherwise, it ends at 2 a.m. ee MONTGOMERY, As, — Np [Blind Musician Stars attorneys appeared/QS Witness in Courf’ ing time will be observed in all Panton, Set Y | ) Call final witnesses Ky. @®—A blind) parts 19 and Dis-time Ste TODA im tae today or of states the g got bg fOaiianall on conn Wate ar I whenit was 1 the” ial We ‘ ae bus ‘bo: ycott trial ot of ne ne ee gr eiratmaggredkeg reel Re But lots of | & FRI. 158 -10:09 , Martin Luther King Jr. Theja defense witness ‘survey showed. t people : got to-tike-the extra hour : The iless om meMond for Mott Sterling undertaker. some states have extended it to “4 a at he penn model beco e oaktesti ‘end final ard fing talking. to 'W. D. Banks x 5 ee beach, onthe ul courve or tenn oe mines ol sinc Reta timo and ta by|Mount Sterlingthe of al « Mostly, daylight time will start ee en inant nen eater THE GIRL IN at time t Court Judge Eugene Car-|wreck which killed two persons. ea noe, So eek tee dy don't. A bill a a t, who will decide on the young) . Asked.to demonstrate his ability Oy = po. month. son “tant time’ was intro- TH E RED VE LVE | minister's guilt or inno-/to tell time by the Braille bye In those areas which have €x-ptt > Utah's 1955 Legislature. The House passed it but the Senate, * 8 & eae Sead SWING killed it, Outdoor movie, night. and 89 other Negro lead-| clock. baseball and labor interests op-CiNew still facing trial on charges of Banks is accused in damage posed it. i violating Alabama's anti-boycott suits totaling $362,500 of illegally carioad of Morehead Farmers don't like it either.’ law have all exercised their right, passing a Space Needed coeds, causing their car) | They can't get into the fields be-| ; Defense attorneys: yesterday and another to collide, fore the dew dries anyhow and Turin-JOAN COLLINS FARLEY GRANGER demand nonjury trials ‘College » In the wonder SOUND of STEREOPHONIC it doesn’t hurry up the oem who told of mistreatment or em-|Formosq Controls Vice for feeding. ted witness after witness for Suburbs Daylight time makes for some. gested aly buses : 6 TAIPEI, Formosa #—The For- jmosa provincial government has UM Professor States Movement Bringing On barra ent assengers On seg-| ‘ One of he % Negro defense|decided to abolish prostitution on time. Commuter lines observe lo-' witnesses who took the stand Wed-ithe Nationalist Chinese island in cal time, The airlines generally, FEATURES AT 2:48 — 5:47 — 8:58 Qésdaywas R. A. Parks, husband|two years, and to keep it under Thirst for Area just list arrivals and departures at Mrs. Rosa Parks. Negroes have! strict control until then, by local time. DOE AND FRIEND—Model Sylvia Burt and an 18-month-old doe, | It also gives radio and televi- ANN ARBOR ®—The great sub- | pet of Mrs. Ardyce Carter, Independence, Cal., were attractions at ‘urban movement has exploded into! sion networks a hard time in pro- gramming, but they solve the —-SATURDAY!- | San Francisco Sports and Boat Show. \a tremendous thirst for more space, problem. a University of Michigan professor — Anyhow, this year “fast time” says. | Hollywood Headlines: |will be observed in whole or in “,..-THE FUNNIEST...!" of California, Connecticut, Il-— LIFE MAGAZINE * * * part CC. Whittemore, . land-| | Harlow Instead of Checking Hats so,” longer is “This Whitte-Island, Vermont, Virginia and the no By BOB THOMAS \for some TV. The result: A test) | more “ve ee era. Louis will HOLLYWOOD WW — From hat-‘and a contract. “People used to be satisfied (jpcorve it. In New Mexico the -I) check chick to star—that's the Cin-|, She languished a year on the) with — omeor ew thet stomic city of Los Alamos will be Gerella ‘story of sexy-voiced Vir-wae mare Mag g Mescin| pach ai to % or one acre pat od Comet Leith. te accommodate | . . “ beey, eat tees rebiens SOARS 0 | eeee ame Dr. Collins Attending * * * I) conics Virginia is now playing opposite, Despite her obvious charms, Vir-In addition, he says, “Shopping Parley in Washington fevery girl's dreamboat, William ginia at 27 is unwed and unen-districts must supply off-street), Edward F. Collins of 463 Iro-pea ery Holden, in “Toward the Un-&88e4. a ries negra 3 with a i quois Rd. is attending a meeting: CECIL PARKER ” ee mum of twicethe floor space an 5 known.” He's her boss too since! \eolng up to seven times, the floor of more than 5,000-family doctors Color by TECHNICOLOR the film {s being made for oa ‘in Washington, D.C. for the Ameri-; sones! Kefauver Repudiates space.” can Academy of General Practice 3 é ,her “a remarkable talent” Eighth Annual Scientific Assembly. p lus “DI AL RED oO” en's Toluca Productions. Het * | “Factory owners,” Whittemore Dr, Coflins will have an op-| | tried to sign her for a picture“456 Republican Boast al ti fied ith t¢ | year. But her studio told him no Be Dgenl sy ra may ae all portunity to hear 26 of the nation’s GREAT FALLS, Mont, — -_ it has its own plans for the floor space now want eight acres |top medical authorities discuss new, |“Peace and prosperity is the) ‘of ground space. Highways once| eeparen and ee in =| ———— y,’ — |theme of the Republican campaign} 66 feet wide now must be 120-200 field of therapy and diagnosis. He, — = year,” Sen, Estes Kefauver|§lfeet wide. School arvana. once |Will also see more than 75 scientific, She is shapely, brown-haired, (D-Tenn) said last night, ‘‘but the @265 technical exhibits th five acres now are 15 acres for an echnical exhibits that re-, moody and sultry-voiced. She has| jpeace is uneasy and so is the ” 1! di ithe same number (600) pupils.” |port research results and splay OPEN always talked in low tones, she} prosperity.’ | * new drugs, instruments and equip- TODAY! | and] 1st rand says. After 10 months of vocal] * ¢ | Somewhere in the future, he caaad , 10:45 A.M. training at the studio, she could) The ee bolstered by his) expects residential sections to = almost make Lauren Bacal! sound unexpected Minnesota primary] be organized inte tite a a ‘victory, moved westward today to! or towns of between 30,000 to DOORS OPEN 10:45 P. M. | e lstart an intensive campaign for| 60,000. Each will have Its sep- | Virginia's cient to stardom {fs California's 68 votes at the Demo-' arate business district, industrial a curious chain of circumstances. |cratic National Convention. | area, railway facilities and parks ite grew up in Cleveland with, He referred in his Great Falls and reads. JEMY A ttle thought of becoming an/speech to a Lincoln Day talk by : indus lactress. As a matter of fact, she. Vice President Nixon who, Kefau-sy eae mace presl LAST TIMES TODAY wanted =: write and even took a ver said, “bragged about the Re-| | green belts or tree-plant ed park semester of journalism at Colum-| publicans providing , the biggest |by WINNER! ‘bia aay. » |tax cut in history.” * “They did it,” he told a D leys, along streams or other scen- “T] aon out. oo] h fessed. ic di “ let t ic areas, Pan e _f-€ t Picture of J. the Ye EECO mex oe “IT even barely qt Grongh Mahlout that aeet te ig gee * “Teiahie God's. Bye” I pot the highest |could have had» balanced ulty Device Causes ay) . got some of every year of the Eisenhower ad- fred set grades. I was always ministration. We could have made Wak Disney's The =e pov record ja substantial reduction in the ut : Emergency Landing ° * * The Littlest IN tional debt and we could haveh \ . She came to California, but with an air force superior to any in the COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo @® ed | “a Outlaw GOD'S EVE no intention of trying to act. Her world.’ i— A fire warning device func.’ See NOW ~~ rc explanation: “I liked warm) Kefauver also charged the Ei-tioned improperly and caused a) Pel IER oe (0 ARTY MOREY PRESEN 8 MEER PC Toe weather, but I didn’t like Florida. senhower administration ‘‘obvious-|Continental Air Lines plane with, WHY “MARTY” with Mickey Rooney So I catne here.” ly does not believe in the possibil-44 passengers to make an emer-| RITTER lity of peace. It has utterly failed gency landing yesterday after-| to pre ental foroolit.’ | noon. ‘FREE MEALS Her first job was checking hats | * LJ * in a Beverly Hills restaurant. She Box Office Opens 6:30 P. M. ® Capt. Ivan Olson of Denver, the took it because she got free meals Waterford Justice pet, sald he noied 8 Bre warm and the tips gave her enough to Was Everyone's Phone FE 4-4611 @ signal in the right engine while ‘live on.. Then she landeda job as a showgirl In Ken Murray's fo Attend Conference pt about 10 cae oxsouth of CHOICE! ‘here. He returned the airliner to’ “Blackouts.” That lasteda |Peterson Field. Continental officials said inspec-| and she turned to aching’ “One| Waterford Township Justice of; Drive-In day she call for inter-| got a an the Peace Donald E. Adams will tion showed no evidence of fire.) head a conference committee at| Passengers completed the Den- “AFINE FILM... \view with a bunch of men. None! Theater over 23. ‘the fourth annual Michigan Traffic| ver-to-Albuquerque -flight board ° ° * a! ‘Court Conference at Michigan State! another plane. A GEMI”...Life University April 10-12 tessd niogae = for & movie.” 2 eo ' wore = , ex rai . ©Y| Adarhs is chairman of a commit- 2150 fe] poyd ke Road oimaie pein et ioe n'MS tee which will pve = report April si c . 10 on “Uniform Fine Schedule.” The assienment turned out to be Persons associated in treme an arty film made by the voung law enforcement have been in- amateurs. It was called “Fear and) vited te participate im the con- Desire” and Virginia didn't have’ ferencé, Bursting the floodgates of emotion... ‘a word in it. She was tied to a Sixteen organizations interested |stake and required to recoil fear-| shatteringall barriers of race and time! jin law enforcement are joining jfully while a maddened villain’ |to sponsor this concentrated course [menaced her lin traffic court procedures and prevents PICTURE NOTICED |techniques. || "= Rains of The picture never went very far,| | Included among the topics are jbut caused h notice to, get|Police court and license functions, jher a four-page layout in Life |court procedures, violators’ school, , ‘Magazine. Twentieth Century-Fox | Prosecuting of accident cases, uni- ~ (saw it and caught up with her in| form fine schedule, and court ad- ‘New York, =—= she had gone! ministration, Ranchipur m TURKER: Richard BURTON: Fred MacMURRAY | ’ Joan CAULFIELD -Michael RENNIE. | } covon with EUGEMIE LEONTOVICH aa riers ran Weac0 MERLE MILLER THE NIGHT HOLDS TERROR | : “ “ fe A SMASH! | 642772 thtaly k | wee News \ | NOW SHOWING Py ‘ el ‘aoe M-G-M presents | rl ...Jime HECHT-LANCASTER= " starring ERNEST BORGNINE ane BETSY BLAIR : ys At 11:00 « 1:35 -4:15 = 7:00 -9:45 P.M. , > TESOL, CO-FEATURE 1000 Miles of Jungle Hell in Color! “SKABENGA” ee aie Eve. 50¢ Mat. 40¢ LAST TIMES Child 20¢ DOORS OPEN 10:45 ° TONITE ° me The Pick of the Pictures the JAANE ef pAanCIi pur mare Jean Sinimons COLOR we =ens r Mal ture ~ LANTOS BRON CO-HIT -ROHM TON CAFELD:RED URN PHIL “TOP Completely SILVERS in > BANANA” ® PLUS qo e mOLvsS STARTS SUNDAY & “THE TALL MEN” ~— * oy and. wushe unurnee «seve CASSAVETES « DAVID CROSS FRI, “HOW TO BE VERY POPULAR” RN Senne OS Ceestas Cy doemiw area «A cea ROYURE EARTHA KITT in “NEW FACES” ; . | * "COUNT THREE AND PRAY” « t i * q \ _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. 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Hamlin usiveraity, Ore Shipments Soar jmanufacturer reports development OTTAWA — Ontario minesof synthetic rubber with a mole-| ‘Most of the setbacks which fol-AW, CMON, DOC..NEXT THING | . \ = YOU'LL BE TELLING ME OSCAR, ° R rs at wires he eeeSr eens SE tae of ees | . ; ; , tural public use last April 12 have n rear less foc during the first pine months of aie ot the tesutube! THAT'S YOU AND YOUR 50 HEL see 1955, nearly double shipments of! . ? FATHER! ME, IT 1S! rubber to the tree-grown variety| Ai \\ I ‘ Difficulties, he said, stemmed the like period in 1954 and 1,000,000/has been confirmed by. X-ray and from variations in the potency of|tons more than the total for all of| infrared diagrams, the company individual lots of vaccine and 1954. isays. BOARDING HOUSE ZZ UM A LITTLE HAZY ON 7 CLOTHES, BUT L DO EGAD, MARTHA! 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MARCH 29, 1956 ee ‘ . ‘2 s * j S : , i : Eke Out MAR KETS Westinghouse Pact Only Prelude ‘Business Notes -IChrysler Dea ickoff Straits Bridge Draws a e a eS ; Highway Safety Program i | Ad Produce — — / Labor; ‘Management Load Appointmentof Colin G. Walcott A yearlong highway satety com-First Business Firm —_ * . 7 _ ‘ Small Advances | soz" "=". Modest Upturn |Artillery tor W Fin ring’ ee a wn Cha enerowl Ca " ; Produce of Mo. 1 and fancy | grades a eo . Ei“ sell anne ‘driving, by placing jecrthed as the-Siest caseof grains poeneee and sales promotion. compartments of delivered auto-construction peep yay ger : ot of ot the = seated willed today ont vennagedl MEW YORK #—With out small advances after a steady Pruite—1 teat tnnér,, 88015 saodest. sdvance in the early labor-management st to |Straits one area rch uc P| “Priorhis ap-i mobiles, ‘ of »Mackinac Sark ie Paar’ of Toads today. fe 3 be: Moe 3 s.:| dfternoon. today, another one — . * @ | pointment, Wal-Dubbed “Operation Goviinn:=nnired tetey w te GS Se Gains were limited to fractions) jor. t wos'| ‘The trend was somewhat lowet ewan ‘greater — is beginning But in the basic steel industry s' associat-the drive will be augmentedby partment Develop- and not all future joined. in the] feney, tebe Me bed oul at the start, and. then buyers take shape. | ” | poth management and labor afeloy with anes May safety checkups of customers’ | ment, or . Bi _ Non ty 280396 be. . ‘focused their attentionon oa . farming © vocally and Sertne aie Nowe De mame, ‘ecnerting S Coneel Siiee) xt sad Geet Pon, vi misc: Beets, 1.| steels radio-televisions. cinta worlmrs are woo public opinion con-Manager E. M. Braden. department “Trading was active, |ts fe eee 0°46 ke sera Gass ing to work. And negotiatons will as supervis-Hero of the booklet is a motorist | 2%-. # $30,000 corporstion formed moderately eae be-back Westing-|tract that begin\vision demand apparently coming mainly i 2ep-38-hae nok No. Ye tween 1 and 2 points at the best. shortly, or of research and named “Dan Speed” who is? ropmery co seeetates cot- from scattered commission : . Horseradish, No, Shee tages and houses, has started oper buying orders, Once again the) ior, Bins" Guiomar, No 1 that | Calendar seen further wege|develagment portrayed in typical accident sit |ationg the North Shore Lumber LMSemeredarea, Lodge anmntoonent, io at : Sonib. bag. Parsley, curley, Mo. 1” 45-LH the Metallurgical # ations as a sage WFY!Co. at Houghton Lake. The com- major feature of the market was|t' "ace bens; persiey root, Wo. 1. 100-| Trading was relatively moderate economy a8 a The union ith about modern accident whole. comments lack of selling pressure. 138 dos. behs. Parsnips,No. 1. 1.28-1.%5 | Pancake supper. Roosevelt the » stale | Devt. He w pany also have a sales Tem-(thinks be was will office . * @ \) bu. Potatoes, fancy. 160 S0-Ib. bag:|@t @ pace well below the 2,930,000 wane con the firm for 20 prevention -jin Lansing ' Wheat near the end of the first |fGan'. xs!" 4, /%, S038, Ss. 4 Redumnes.ishares traded in lower, eeeigtar0 Seen Ol WALCOTT newly-formedy wo . : yesterday's Poe. Mar. Ayo eae money. Cmmavenles soars, The corporationis hour was % lower to % higher, [Rotbouse a. 1. 126 con, tote, Bhaeers. phen to the rise in the| Order of the Amaranth, in asso-| His new district the Pon-Farnin largely backed by vente 27 * includes 5 ase ae S'S: corn SS 4 “Toei , i ~~, Ti Ss. 88 ion ‘Pehs. Rutaboges, No.|steels and radio-televisions, man 7 aor oe 12. Catherine; It's Soe Wostinghonee and the ron Rhian nomen ed a ana men who became tower.May 0%: rye to tltmedse met mee MS Me Hood plu sign were found tn the] niga tie bow bahwes Quned ts] ot.ot/MIchigan Sanat boom ‘will the, comple higher, May $1.29%; soybeans «| a motors, aircrafts, non-ferrous) tal munication Pontiac he hitter eden ee Promotion of James L. Craw to cullformis as eat, ute tion of the Mackinac Bridge, the 1 cont higher, May $2.64%, and DETROIT £GG8 metals, chemicals, railroads and prea No. 21, P. & A. M. Friday,| aegaae reverts y ‘a ‘manager of the newly-created in-| peer ended 31 of 833 oqeel | semartment anid. 7 ” hemadrodl|Detraie cicet inaitbed * setter son, | airtines. arch 23 to confer M. M. pate at 4 sustrial relations office of the Lin-|perca with #UiLBT-1, oF $6.10 0 com- lard 3 to 10 cents a hundred 3 included, fedetal-state | Lodge opens 5 p. m. Dinner 6:30 loss vinin the fourth quarter of last! Taree oie Eee gredetng pane. Gress pounds higher, May $12.25. grades At noon, the Associated Press) p. m. Pisher Body Night. —Adv.iyear. and the loss doubtless was coln Division was announced yes-' *00 tes increased to 61, 7630 trom Ne OS git MEERA Tr veaee of wae wae wo 2 (Greater in the fret quarter of tus|(eTe2y by Ben D. Mills, division! tee $ (s,4 02 ose | to Conduct * * Pra) Me di i mana d Ford vice Grain Prices sr ppetes ple igh die News in Brief ° general manager ae ce a Sd cmicaco,(AF) — Openingaie Poe ‘tl average on Tuesday was at a pe, it have 4 of Craw "is noted thet expenditures capital Estate Mares th 42-43.td St Teduets might shipped)” native Flint, joined| 1dr Real Par ley i ngeeas , we record high mark. Tried on a charge of driving un. oo. sv cgy, are estimated to total! we Ford Division in 1950 and in| Ho0s0 Nast pecs. ang. forecast May ..-sasee 2.24% ro eea pl fCam bay era der the influence of liquor, Arthur pacagtlciany —— it ee ees | was named supervisor of per-£350 070, obo ot oes Seven hundred realtors and bust- Qa Scooases Hoon uly 62°. gang) Whlteg0 rag ie Nt: ™-| New York Stocks —_F-. Willson, 54, of 873 Merritt Rd." but didn'tare estimated, to sonnel at the firm's Highland Park) ygw yong \IN#)—National Deiry Nessmen from Michigan and the Deg ae cree 206% why e sau lea large 42-46; me-(Late Morning Quotations) yesterday was found guilty and total 100 million Golbare. ‘installation. Prior to his recent ap-| Products Corp. as oa 4 og & Midwest will convene in Ann Arbor Oa ERD ~" Seabees Market 7 pr et BS pn-| Admiral»... Qo2 Bt Mick... — $100 or 10 days in jail Evaluating it he 'pointment was sal-0.306.963, equal68.58, -— a real ips | Bis go by orders might have he Lincoln's to 0commnep paige wey — sei eran ta” ners py Si seed ive and some recetversr9 ‘ Allied Chem. 118 i Silver 636) 5. ee share. 2 Judge Maurice gt but didn't is harder. tried personnel manager. or $2.71 & common in the pre-pas the University of Sree MOF ... 0s. 188 ae tree to prevent further ees ne fe will etiireecertae! . hens tal quale, clearingcoring eatistocteriy.” arsies Ud. aign decooe oe 4“ Pleading guilty te a charge aia = told. foamy et dre, at a pedecomen tas bees rere K t. satis hison math ee eek relented ary ae rae Am Airline... 38.3 .. |manufacturing manager © . CHICAGOPOTATOES oe Ros B Fescesbirs tf ariving under the influence of et will be in its sales cam-|*Continental Division, and William tira oe ates eal cetrent’ quarter | Pew ot Birmingham, and William CHICAGO, March 21 "(AP)—Potatoes: ‘gi’ Agi Kimb Clk... 60.1/quor, William Dayton, 41, of Li-, Pa! to recapture and , over ¢ 1,586, oF 62 cents & com-is Orosz of al Oak, both of Arrivals old-stock 16; on track 260; totai)4™ Ges & El 58.7 88 29.4 rke aa[ Wallace promoted to general on ear initig] three 8 Rey , U.S. shipments £96" supplies moderate, a ee ee Kroger 88 ----3 | vonia was fined $100 and jailed ™4rkets its manager's accordingto months | will in analy- one for products, assistant, to| of’ whom participate an seen a reece Ret Gate Hilde hy Ferman Mun se tee cy Fo ir Present am C | as ay ners probs n fee Pen ncaa scoomslan Geant. He Bene Mr [Judes Bcindte yesterday. irs oma eae 'Plan New lonia Jail |, Open to, bankers, : ib. utilities 3. Jed tn 10 th sacks|Am TeleTel..163 Loews... 234) premdi 1” ares al are now operating at capacity with Crisman formerly was assistant! lawyers, brokers, salesmen andKoes Sie Sth ceed end eceet, Chalten Viecces.... 446 eek THE, 9 ‘ odatt NORA. aig | jorder backlogs ensuring produc-| manufacturing manager while Wal-| IONIA \#—Workmen continued laymen, the clinic will be conduct- Acting Cypriot: Leader iret ss: surpues moderete, deimandjanes ac... 109 Baz, SF Ghee ioe] St dong ny wag pom for months-ahead. =. ~—_—iace has served as assistant to the preparations Wednesday for con-/ed by the University Extension |moderate_ a Jonia Ad- ng ypr and, Tag Lele rence, GR.-.-581 Ebirete tems dig aniey Ave. yesterday Was, Management is already putting operations manager. struction of the new $176,000 | Service and School of States No Peace Seen mit irc sien Florida rouna “reds Armour &''o 204 Mole hon... {3 |fined $25 by Pontiac Municipal 45 its own views in rebuttal, It] County Jail. The residential section| ministration im cooperation with Unless Exile‘ Lifted — Wee.Mig -“89 Mont Ward, | ot 4 Sudge Cecil McCallum. says that good profit margins are| Farm prices in India have been’ of the old jail is being razed and|the Michigan Real Estate Assn xi nF ameatp sarees ame see cS Oe. Be Re Sa Charged with reckless driving, ©S¢tial if the industry is to fi-dropping rapidly considered — a excavation for the new building’ and the Michigan Office of Vo- Br... 378 Charles Dinkins Jr., 27, of 12 Wal-Dance @ needed expansion of its’ good omen. _‘is next on the schedule. |cational Instruction. casey receipe.$ ‘Tii.coo; , holesate” wag: [peneeet, oe, 2. ‘ueller Popa (INS)~The garg Soyais Pee ai 689 —seore Ai 3 Roving Air... 181 ash R415 St. was = ie aeeee its es —y pat /nut yesterday pag By ts Rigen God cae .-- political leader 000 90 B 56.5; cus Borden. G14 Kat Or :.. 61.2) Pontiac Municipal Ju Maurice r have rebellious Greek Cypriots declared! orcs ae; | Borg Warner QiiE. jbeen by wage | whole-ae Finnegan. caused past in-, 5 : sale prices % low Briggs Mig 2 WY Central 43.6 . crease: E ‘ : ® cent! . Nia M Pow . 33.8 : 8. | 5 at: , M4; standards Bris My -32 Nort & West rl Howard E. Fox and Lloyd G 31.5; jes 35-5;"" 3s. current (Brun Balke... 273 foam ay. 64.1) : i , ; on Budd Co me fe,“ #3 | Kirby formerly with White Bros. oe Eats yf Ri ime f2' Real’ ote or "Warertors nove TWO Namedby Ford Poultry Sess, Sse te “ & 62 | opened their own office in Clarks-| se wy % Peo AW Air .. 204 ton at 20 S. Main St. The firm's! rkorr rociray Soe Ber -:-ie] Been Set | ane wclarksion nea! esate. {0 Top Styling Posts and ee 6°° rwvvvwvvvVvevevTTT SINK . 369° Ot. 50 A esgaufor Ne | cult eter eh potas Bi | | . im 30-32; “light hens 20:|Snes'g'Onio sg Pees D125, We will have a Fish Fry at our The promotion of two Oakland Crouse 28-26: RarredRocks 94-27Capone(Chrysier 1 TL8 Phiico |... 38 -| Post Mflreh 23, 1965. All you ean,County residents to top posts in ts (8 Ib. average) 30-4. Ducklings32. Chimay eee os Phill 1 eat for $1. Time. 6 to 9 p. m. Place, ‘the Ford Motor Co.'s styling di- Ket f--y ™-+ d o 1974 Peoet& @ .. 193-6) Vv. F. W. Post 1370, 396S. Saginaw vision was announced today by Demandah feney qualityhehens Sotkee te 3. Pure Ol -: 8t., Pontiac, Michigan. —Adv. company officials. Mendy, ample and deman: oem: a a $3 Repub “sti -. @. | Rummage sal+ Fri., Mar. 23, 7 to ag H. ee of 5842 E. : , y 0 il hen |Consum(Cob, PP of sii 108s RY Wet. 0 od 8 p.m, Sat, Mar. 2480. m. till named el uA rat seen alg wal an ltt pooeinere Power 5¢ | Ree toe oT: we First Christian aren. oy Ipavorte catt Ais ws taken y were readily Cont Bak..... 2 BalewayBt. 50 . Huron. s etyting pieluj be gi'berina ‘expectedto Se|Gont Mot"? 114 Bt neg Pars. $13] rhe Bargain Be “dio. He is succeeded as chief ‘ , ‘ : ane Cont Oll..... 9121 Bears sco Barga x, 4655. Wood styl by Joseph Oros, of 5141 = Cc ee Fat Sat 2. Sheen ent. ies _ [Sereian thes? Se Samens 2 clothes for the pore Ps arg mop Bloomfield Hills. . , factory to the people of Cyprus.’ 1 31 (AP)—Live . Deere ....... +325 Ginelair O .., 42. Ford staff-member since 1947, j Anthé a tey . ; eae eae. ST pe | py OE se fy tracey, Renee Gi low prices. MI 4-4528, —A4V.| Maguire previously had served as Choice of cast iron or steel tubs. 17 x 19-inch ching basin, and $ 95 ed by the Cypricte Orthodox |PUE# pie, unchanged: heev ens Dow Chem. eas ee RI ts sale Sat. 8 to 12. Con-/head of interior styling for. the! closet (less seat) . . . complete with trim. HURRY FOR THESE meral Coy, Church to take over the Arch-23 2E8 mn sold roosiers “ieb-188: Du, Poot... a8 gra Gun Callt.| oe gregational Church. Comer of GaneMotors Steck he bt . . . THEY WON'T LAST LONG AT THIS LOW PRICE! ' a6 Bast Al b... gid Ot Ind. $27 Huron 1 —Ady, in O serve ir Force. wittidwenenel = Haute tae.” Sey B00 Oho ‘Me had been chief stylist of Ford | [| COLORED BATH SETS Now as Low as $109.95 ji Up |El& Mus... 38 giuv pack | 2 |_ Remmage sale, 398 8. Srginaw. since 1949. & Co’. 43 ter was deported March 9 with Livestock Erie As. cco Swift | From 10 ‘til 4 p. m. Bat. March)| Oros, who previously had served three ether churchmen because TROUT LI ms : |Rx-Cell-o '..,,“ 13.2 Sylv oye2 | 1 staff assistant to the of thelt uncompromising |,,D™ROM Zi IM crows. end Firestone’ -200 984 Tex bul ‘me Literary loge STALL SHOWERS A-GRADE, national March, neeee 2 Club rummage Vice president, joined Ford in 1955 . 412 -Fr. = interview Sate ‘ & 3 pas fee Fink 2 Beas fi sate ee=a 4 Saginaw Fri. 11 a. m. after 10 years with an independent -sheprigatey sagld With ott fMsings . : a to 7 —Adv. industrial design firm. He be: ond $ 95 : =ry 12 | BATH TUBS . LAUNDRY certains, “ewes 3 ones bu hal mi Pree cen “el — iellPresky/ Chard ann Career wits General a nderw : 5 ¢ Sailr, y. urch, , Motors, whe / i British “3 oa Airemin i . —Adv. (styling director, the promotions eee ee oat BA side the Ay pyle | Rummage sale, Stevens Hall, are part of a large-scale Pro: ary, now m4 Oe tine? *** 225 Priday, March 23rd, 1 to 3 p. m. gram in the design division, SALE 4 95 creme fce $ 95 ee ctanrdy, bet 94 98 Rubber... 881) —Adv. PRICE Prices Slashed waved in 145 Warn B Pic .. 295 Rummage sale St. Vincent ees Ad| i Will Fi hd H-: tary ban. + 8 Wise ome. 321 Parke St. Sat. 8 ‘til 11:30 « m. ays al Wi 1g { castt Exp "Cs Cabinet : Ine Weste El... 623 Compore This cane ys Big 21x32-lach ; 8 Gane bet fe | and You'd Be Convinced! > | iit Sine ce ie |g . -« for Dem Nomination = 2-Compartment n U earings 673 Woolworth ... 50 your friend's in jail and needs . . ompar men in s t “+ 482 Vale& Tow . 692 bail Ph FE §-9124 or MA 5-4031 mostly aad 5 REGULAR $69.50 SIN KS 42” Size + Sui f D ait goed aga he ie, ed sees inepr cop a8 bolt pha pd —Adv | WASHINGTON (INS}—Sen. Hov- in it or amages uneventy s_e-20.80, in ceas in ges ar af Fora Mot! eed Fy PLIGG bert Humphrey (D-Minn.), predict: | AUTOMATIC -CABINET SINK de 8 Leth pms Lemond fry'd Int Harv. 1 ' | Saginaw, March 23, § to 9 p. m. ed today that presidential candi-30 Gallon Ga Real buys! Hurry down Complete oxi. Sageet po Hearings began today im Oak-'i8d0, with liberal share over 1100 ib TOCK AVERAG! March 24,9 toll a.m. —Adv. date Adlai E. Stevenson, jarred s today! Slight —impertec-ance! sre | land County Circuit Court Pres. BComptied \by Minnesota primary defeat. tions. on a/si24é: bout @, head jhieh chet8-) ww yore by his nec. $50,000 damage suit filed by a Roy-| heifers 16.50-17.75; utility an commer: | 18 60 Rummage Sale. Youth Center, Will now make a ‘‘terrific fight’. oO ater 9 $5 al Oak policeman who claims he ieee." bulk wuinity coms tides ae: Nea: Ret change... Indvet Rails uit Soy | ane Orion, Pri. and Sat. —Adv. & the Democratic nomination. | HE ATER $ 5 $77.95 was unjustly accused of Ving | ers aD cutters oer ’ | Noon 008.005: 2700 Seas 746 1383 “improper relations” with anot [load soo, sonmarcial ‘ae » Tearing Week are "7 fea et ies | 188.6 ent sis nd ad rAd i Srvenen “backers epperemiy one CABINET “A” Grade $ 95 man's wife , | jeeder, rsvecrs| 18:80; eed Ole feoaers | Month ago. 2846 1356 78 788 ees —AGV. hoped that the stinging blow of The des soveled| at Hed load fleshy aroun : jeeders Men ag FO vee Ady ie! ee Sen. Estes Kefauver’s upset. vic- and strainer not crate — ue. sooee . . Ps IS wremeoes be ~ 7 | NCaives aa, 2B ene mostly, is te ow... int ies ez iat| * Police Know When, tory in Tuesday's Minnesota elec-Marred = Ree Lytle, of Royal Oak, during a di-) “EESE hatha ede ian ste meals Woe Te B84 labo Now. Wonder Who siey ie wie a Polat sea’ Ween Be sieeve ” wie Low pric! and ] ens Ore AQZressiv e Convinced! $109.50 ¢ e ; vorce action brought by Lytle's for seed 00-28 00; ‘bulk prime vealers 20 irae a Sh | A burglar last night left good candidate = BIG 52-Inc. ; “ 60 Stee ‘mer wife here in September 1954. am: few individuals higher; a and Figures after decimal points are ei hen . 3-UNIT KITCHEN Big 66” Double Four other Royal Oak law offi ee uamercial ye og 15.00-31.00; eu Nigh ‘Low mies _ of what time when he Ai tha suane Wahelit wax ede: Coaporiaeat r Ro “\low whtlity Allen Elec & Equip £0. ‘4 4 roke into a gas station at 208 ; 2 cre eve an nce Leet ty ita ene aS, EN Pack atrium te mtcnaty mete ff | Lerge 52. Gellon WALL = Ee SIM vs ow = he! aes Gt . enty ober fecovered mitdiy and, fi. Ot. Lakes Ol! & Chem: ye 3 | Pontiac police said the thief, ture primary operations, which Electric CABINETS low priest he cons oo he alleges ad teed steed A hed bmg oh ama | Pena. Metal area Co. 94) 8 9.4| Pulled a master electric switch, already include contests in Wis-\ $ Ren Sy $1Q95 ae yeeamegeeg Rips LY A Meme an deci coc a1) onc’ pire Goran we wooled lambs 19.00-20.90; Batson Co 145) 14.5/P.m. ka and Montana AA HOT WATER FE S119 es holce -Mberal jo 148 | Reg. $25.50 p : — Attorney Brakie J. Orr repre-|suppiy lambs, bulk choles ond/ Woyne Screw Fee 1143 * * 6 . THESE ARE FIRST sents Williams and attorney Clar-bili eR icebese: oat "teed and4 ooee Se) oe Only about $3 in pennies was | ee backers in Indiana pre-HE ER Sturdy, all steel construe-QUALITY GIWEs! ence L. Smith is appearing for! tee i9 lambs moat cull Sanity Hearing Slated looted from the cash register, ac-dicted the senator also will enter: tion, white enamel finish, PAPPPPPPPD A AAAS shove, Ne 1906, Lytle. Judge George B. Hartrick|[0 choice shorn slaughter sheep | 4.00-J ype d g viate lcording to the owner, Milford Beat-|the May 8 Hoosier presidential pri-chrome door handles. At- is presiding. mostly §.00-6 ‘SON Circuit Judge! ity, 657 E, Pike St. 40% 00, No one has filed on the: brooms op tractive, useful! « — ad mary. John Simpson Wednesday set April | Democ ratic ballot thus 7 DISCOUNT CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAQO, March 22 (AP) — Gatavle 3 for a sanity hearing for 16-year- ee aa hy ‘. very active, butchers psd lold Harold W. Lewis, who {s ac Enter Gas Station, youll be eon. |e 5 higner Meee i eeneneet « avoreen: oa Earnings winced it’s » real Open Vending Machine_ Youngstown FULL SIZE BATH TUBS CABINET and 50-75 higher for the st two days: ‘cused of MANAGER s aying his grandmother sales mixed 38 190-270 we butchers 13.78-With NEW YORK grade ggener Mobil Ou sows fully 25 higher: bulk butcher knife. Asst. Prose SINKS Co, Ine. oda i the peat Dee of, 4207 404,017 a income for te t ended Mt 160, latter, price including FE. Noble said three A &%8 station at 807 S, Blvd. some mostly cutor Russell into last night and $107 ” Crete ‘$ 95 pete ccepered *rith 163,808,008, or 08.2 8 ey a pensmp eed fel Pewsights ie14.90; psychiatrists who examined the E, was broken Marred = caen berets pielioge Riise. wie sad 3 sorted for weight and grade | Jackson youth earlier this month 2 S™all amount of change taken 602 $1,608,708.048 in 1954. 1660 ond eee etteront two deubie| Will be Called to testifyThe san-from a cigarette vending machine, ale AAPAPPPDAAAPALPLPS Transit Mix Concrete and Building Supply com- 20ct#; , 280-330 I 13.90-13 &. “Ho387 Be lity tests were ordered at’ Lewis’ according to Pontiac police. eo fsnnounced net income for the] {i Tiss coca cearauec’ une ‘arraignment March 6 when he Pees Ros an employe, Ronald] NEW YORK (INS)—Vaneaium Corp. of] be See. equel| “ Salabie cattle 1.500; salable selves: 200: olen, 642 Meadow c , ‘ 4.] ch SOIL PIPE i 5-ft le h $3.69 © $4.68 a common share. Thise com-steers ond heifers steady to | Stoodpared with $2,608,672; or $2.40 @ common) few joads steers carried from Dispel in| in the share, in Poor B pref ear. Sales in-|\the geek eget — utisold, other 63creasedon => hed rom $38,600,515| classes mostly s ‘and choice 63,Steers Absent. © few losds good to low| mutekilling toof a murderMrs. Muriel chargeLewis, i. rindow broke Ave.window broken. —____. A hundred products, discovered from fine pany, excellent opportunity for a capable { man. Inquiry strictly con- fidential. Address your fn n i s cover ee ene eee . On A aie) = Penasyivantal cee tew foot a “gears -Po anll Di h h * ills \furniture to corn flakes, reach ly o) Ott B “ , “p99 my ae te net income 0, the high choice heifers 1h 0.18 35 weinity ip theria Ki One imarket fast’ and economically on No u ae as Mi my Shs The Store That Values Built © months of | of 108,280, to | ood heifers a var = = : he 7 Ccequal hoded — a — estas This end “conimenctal cows Par-Hy ler DETROIT W — Diphtheria has mate. Ss modern transportation ° lir ichigan. 2 compa i 2.972 659 " utters 5:a\common Gate. ii ths tome pitiee tat Gna comenreial buile 14°00 16 00: | good claimed one life in Detroit so. far S¥S€™. _ a | Gross revenu increased to'and choice vealers 2 26 most ew ; , Jos a4, s mea = peer oe enBiga.e17,962 trom $136.346.076 Io the to commercial grades 10.00 ey-this year, Dr. JosephG Molner, |p coe | pee eee eee — two months of 1955 eral loads choice $00-700 Ib yearling city health commissioner, said | tock steers, 190-2025: a load of High wednesday. He said 15 other cases*SaisbieVa! “sheepshee “2,000: slaughterslau lambs reported. Total 1955) Hi or mete onl ce late Wednes: y; have beenCounty Deaths posF or more jower than early Wedaes-_ \figures showed 18 cases and no Detroit. Edison Co. ees ee ee a deen » deaths. Dr. Motner blamed the in-: |Charles A. White fred rs fe 3, : a deck c .chelee and prime cre, ase on “ “lethargy and security.” " | |SOUTHFIELD . TOWNSHIP |e eee double deckoot to matt He said many parents have an At indicated dividend of $1.80 this stock hotee 103 Ib shorn lambs carrying No and 3 fora 18.00: cull to choice slaugh-| gotten about the disease and have | yields better than 5% at present market jter ewes 550-8 50. ‘not taken proper ‘steps to protect price. oe children. | Funeral Home, with Masonic’ bur-ied Se aside Pea% Cametary, He Steal Case of Beer oS COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICEdied — : A case of beer was reported) Wheat Output Climbs | 4 White leaves his -wife, raga in the breakin Tuesday night) FRANKFURT — Europe’s 1955, | | | 2. Layaway 93. FHA Ne Money De SAVE(As Lew as $1.25 Weekly) PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. Full Stock of Soil Pipe and Fittings—Everything in Plumbing Supplies two two sons, James and Charles, and/of a market af 244 Baldwin-Ave., daughters, Barbara and Mary-|Pontiac police said. production of 1,770,000,000 wheat is estimated at, bushels, some 50, -| C. J. Nephler Co. x Phones: FE 4-1516 and FE 5-2100 ~ lyn,hur allof at home; aLapeer; ad brother, Ar-| Accordingwo sisters,|Becker, of to the owner, William! ;000,000Berkley, a window in/Record bushels crops higher were than in 1954.) reported for, 818 Commiumity National Bank Bldg. FE 2-9119 ii FREE PARKING 172 S. SAGINAW Free Delivery = Mrs. Laura Ainsley and ‘Mrs. Lange, both of Pontiac, Mary|the rear added. door was broken, they|Italy, gium. West Germany, and Bel. M Excepton Cosh & Carry a8 7 _ »! a ‘ > 5 t A 1 S ae ! i fi a op he Op AO aS = S \ ~. * 0 4 _THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 « SIXTY-FIVE Schroeder; Philliy J. Gardner, gensA, Pennie Da GO. Taft, M ___Help Wanted Male _Death Notices Daley. moka Re; jbonag $3 . vot dh =e z. 8. | g =r CAR WAMER, WANTED. APPLY Sk, Pena. Peta . Wm.” Sor ley. John Siment, Jack W. Albert Le vee, Cuthert: ine A,. sxrrory, MARCH 20, 1956, STE- we, esl Burt, See ad, Curtis L. Ida ashe James = Elise bel ‘arte ‘ Snitgen; dear father a Mrs. Prank Heath, Funeral service will be he! Pr andere, 2 at 2 pm. from the Q¢ Py tan yg is: with Mace Herbert Lohr ig con ; ing.¥. lotermes in PerryM Par’ ‘’ ¥ ag ae will the Pp state at Johns Fumeral Home and may be seen after 7 p.m Zz, o4 son. “a1; dear mother of Mrs, insta? Orr, Lyle and Ray a and Po Miller; Charles Miller « ' Beldle Tatu, Puneral service will be held Saturday, M 2 st 1:30 pam. from intown Pu: on a ine fuwit Ieie tn wate’ otss Hun- George Links: one brother and ‘one sheter in Rome, Italy. Pu- vere service 13 be held Pri PE“rr a CREDIT COUNSFI OK. Snieas gre bate ce ~ = for or lifelit time career. Rapid Suacen anteed! salary Uberal brows, plus ee top eee ed Daily newspaper has open- ing for reporter. Some experience desirable, Col- lege education or equiva- lent. Write Box 1, Pon- tiac Press giving full background -details. Diemakers Toolmakers who won scholarships throughactivities in of their me the movement, Albright, 117, is. vice presidentof oe oreen Only the PX Co. which manufactures Products foot stools under the sponsorship of the Pontiac Ex-| iw. IN busi INC. change Club. Barnowski, 16, is a member of Pro- Orval H. Smith, Claude E. Coon man Young, Ira J, Davis, A. Made Products, a Consumers Power-sponsored Uaines: n—Lot , Cai firm which makes and sells door chimes.. to all persons inter- snd te the of the it heretofore made by P for the purpose of w tice: ‘That Louis Bromfield—1st of 3 Stories end re ley Del Rey f 2 of eur. gutter 4 rebatenow on my is Pulitzer Prize Author Found Pleasure gS mh Be Bait Saar ana ATOR. = nspectwareby given that the = able to grini own drills and gt the Cri Gr close tolerance drilling Mc- in Two Labors: Farm Life and Writing|¢ ing. Robert Perkina, Ee Sa yoy wya ‘4 ive By KEN WOODMAN tery March day in 1989 I had a m. J. Card of Thanks 1 —o Executive Editor, feeling that Bromfield intended cok brokers. ris tea proven and — OF THE FAMILY JULIA JUL: EB. DAR- Mansfield News-Journal to make that way of life return Detede sreh 31, 1966, lie at, P Teich: to soft MANSFIELD, Ohio (INS)— once more at leastthe fis hd ADA R, EVANS, bers forrai. ei “ age EXPFRIENCED SALESM y Clerk.| Pe hills of Richland southern County po: Blustering loudly, a raw March, Penome 8 ditional sales Eee we ae bd Sen “Wastes Mar. 22, 1966 trans me os ent. ge = and to the house he was building. wind carried the whine of saws I could not have been more right and the thud of hammers across to sel! Eee had I been clairvoyant. 3 atsiis Ley the twisting drive that leads up from Peasant Valley Road to where workmencompleting the renovationof were an old farm- re: ‘Thomas Wallis, ee ss gf Ee ene: e eae: "1 SEES , Bo. NEERS house that was shortly to become So I came immediately to the Soe new farmhouse—really |‘“Lily Shane is the most original Commission ©by the “Anseor f the City | m the Comm “ony Of working that is. -character in all of literature. nae ia} | penton, ys COD BELL in be Cy Hel me ‘oar City, Chamber ie “Do not misunderstand, I would ¢ 27th ato > a ‘GIFT STAMPS | gjment, at which time ty eM ’ Flowers 3 of the famous showplacesof researc = one point: wee - the world. To: Joda Land Company, Bethel Ta! “Everyone in town says that ernacie, James Dando, Olan Cox, Gera’ ate hear! it was Farm about 12% Malabar Albre, we aun Pewley, Buri Lo your character Lily Shane in| Re miles south of Mansfield in Richland County, Obie _ Roscoe Davidson, r C. File : |‘The Green Bay Tree’ was Leile | mains |Paddock John Puckett, © Soosen “We a Serta ae car iA 2 Pulitzer Prize Stalag wood Jones. Is that true?” sped er, = rs peoa = ngon, and Gilmour iz. i, view Avenue to Paddock “Street is now on ts Bromfield hurled another great R. basi ap John Vener, Wilbert Pitz- = Wm. F dae va "Bulfera Menakey, the hillside opposite the vir-armload of branches at the fire. George on no ~ he called, 4S’ not hesitate to use my own mother Oa SSS wile we asserm-| 9, rf pl gat te m., thet mission eckeed pend be paid a I would use anyone rah Gs od borne by special assessment be heard. he kept construction of curb, lace that seemed worth: et and related) on 71, 1 — AR. EVANS, Datea® March from Baldwin bling great a heavy hares prion ear sca can Gal tee atu . AR : earlier in ment about Lily Shane once and. reby given that the a and tossing the useless shrubs! or al), She was totally original.” Commission and the Aacooar of the.City Veer cecil FUNERAL HOM E en Ambulance ing fire. . TAKES AUTHOR'S WORD Cham a * @ I was and still am inclined to assess Hazel Street. 8 notif! thet et & It had to be a “roaring” fire: |take Bromfield at his word. Cer-|{% You ore hereby = os aon ot janke, hag gy Day, _Everything about Malabaritainly his word included the prob Dated: “roared” in those days. There ability that the magnificent oll WO. 6973 ade Operator Gothic home, still standing today The Pontiac Press wneead Grinder Oper. months before the elec-'on its dominant hill at the foot FOR WANT ADS word had reached Mans-'of ‘ Mulberry Street was the field “Louie is coming home.”|"Shane Castle” of the same novel DIAL PE 2-161 The news stirred the town for/and there is no doubt that it was’ spection rther intended to construct sald more ‘the home of the colorful Dr. Jones, in with the q =cee procera Louls Bromfield was a world and his two fine daughters. defra il by special/® x pert “The Green Bay Tree” was the You are hereby —— that et @ regular mesting Of the Commission * Fj the City of tine, ay: gee held ti s outstanding authors. story of how a steel mill came OF CONTROVERSY small city and changed its| March 20, 1956 by resolu de-|from Te ree pape td He was also the subject of much|4Y of life and changed particu-|Commussionct intentionof the Clty | Sistrigt to defray $9.086.89 of the estimet-ry Janeserek, SUBJECT (to a t| Lofeurnees. i R. Him, te. fot No ST Clinton Meights yubaiviston, or : ; ic His books “The larty the home known as Shane's controversy. Clinton Hi te Gubdivision and = in Street from the aid and borne by or the ooomruens < gor m containingtype sizes file and estimate of said improvement | miss “ts is on file for are yeqpennoms Bromfield’s. word also lett it © 4 than as agese construct said| i al It ‘urther intendedto my veitien in at... type is 12 o'clock noon the 4h is now on file in in accordance with the W.0. ————— clear that his own father, a ope- nh 21, 1988 ADA profile that tion, and estimate, and p ie also hereby given¢ the and the Assessor of te city time county treasurer, had been Bene Me R_ EVANS tne cout pooh — od defrayed on there special assessm family histories in Mansfield.. used as a character in ‘The peor y folowing descr mors Farm” and other books he later Lote 4 od inet 16 to 18 jnel., 24 ‘h to 38 Inel., Sutiot “A” Chambers-Bow * pane Some of what local residents read they did not like. wrote. Bubdi' vision, on 9-20 incl, 27-45 incl. rd Che a ore dr.. even Geers, Cuftora eee: $5-89 incl, 63-72 tnel., Lots 63, 54, acs That is, it did not agree with Many Mansfielders still think ) Agest 13 and 14, Lots 75. inet. 20 inclusive, 5-8 inclusive, ” te ‘8 ‘an rissa Lise a rh ry opinions of the subjects (that the strange Russian named re Clinton Heights Bubdivision Thich shall ein _— istrict to Krylenko in the bay tree story of the Commission of ‘Civée c. ‘Harnack, Clair ADA R. EVANS, mo Rosten, Chty C ° ymon i GR ie Mar. 23, 1066 defray $14,412.76 of the estimated te ¢ost Richardson, Bamuel Divorin, suggested by Hugh Faulkner, and Gig oan rsthereo f. it was de- cyre 1956 by resolution ashighly the. 18 HEREBY 1 ig ta be be That the Commission of Che cCity of o Pontiac, Michigan will meet tn the Com- mission Chamber on the 27 centric who has neither shaved March 195¢ at o'clock Death Notices Claude 8. Harcourt Sr. ‘nor had a haircut for more than @ hear to p.m. | made. by and objections that may be ‘ WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN. 35 years. arties interested SHIP— Service for Claude Pontiac 1986, rMEn- Detee. Moreh 21, 1956 > ge Ip! ‘ilérea) Lanway | Galette. court Sr., 74, of 7915 Richardson Broadway production, ‘‘The House son, Bea to construct sald intended Lewisl& ADA R EVANS. BOX REPLIES City Cherk. Tt ts further ‘ Mar. 22, 1956 improvement prank Spotts, Rd., will be held at 11 a.m. Sat-/of Women” starring Elsie Fergu-| the’ with in seccordance that the) Edna A. Kelly, Alford Erickson, Mer] & © Moore, A peertha Chrisman. Thomas and estimate. and urday from Farmer-Snover Fun-son of bygone fame. plan, profile by speci®! shall be defrayed At 10 a, m. Today cost thereof Motor Notice of Intention to Construct Baking Company, end eral Home, Pontiac, with burial in| residents it and the farm fromtage town to sccording assessment reels of land and the lots Sanitary Sewer in Astor Street. Jthat all of Mt. Hope Cemetery. Mr. Harcourt, will always remain a picture of side of Valencia ep You ore hereby notified that at the « Clemens Street to Drive Bilaie [swing Wm. Ritchie, James Wm. Pox,| an Oakland County deputy sheriff this community and its people just reguier meeting of the Commission, of and No 283 ¢ No. 144 south une! less Division the City of Pontiac, Michigan held Mareh for 2% years before his retirement, after the turn of the century, with, consti-|gy shal! No 1 estimated Subdivision the and Eastview 1 956 by resolution it was declared Hubble John W. died yesterday after a six-month a clarity that can neither be. A ere to be the intention of the City Com- cost 48000 00 oof e8 238916 18 25 28 31 12 $480 e defray aude @r., Porsiert mission to construct sanitar~ sewer in of the illness. that $808.62 lOmans. Nolan Boswell, Wm matched nor disputed. thereof an 7918 Richardson Ra. Astor atteet from Maines avenue wisaeons loom. leaves three sons, Claude L. field Twp.) ege oe, ight father Michigan avenue at an estimated cos of $11,992.43, and that the plan, prete 32 56 60 72 oe Offers M. Farrand, Erpest His books reveal too a facet of West Bloomfield Township, Ker- Pund ment I t. ani estimate of said improvementis of Louis Bromfield’s inner per- De service will be held Saturday, for public t ction. City of win of Highland Park, Joseph of the ors of the Commission sonality for actually they are That March 24 at 11 am. from the It is further intended to construct Opportunity Oshkosh, Wis., and one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Rocheleau of Detroit. Farmer-@nover Funeral Home said acrmeate in accordance With concerned with great houses, ge? Elltott, Lowell 1 March 21 ise MARCH=z, 1 with interment in Mt. H Ceme- the plan, profite and estimate, and that __Help Wanted Male 6 Edith V. Dernberger. Mr-Harcourt will Me fn the cost thereof shall be defrayed by large and stable families and a G. Menter _Roy Crawford. Eugene. state at the Parmer-Snover Pu- special atsessment according to frorit- Charles E, Myre ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR for_ | bold and graciou of life. : poral Home age and that Lots 27 to 48 incl, Los 60 teachers between the ages of to 72 inel., Clinton Heights Subdiviston WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — | Bromfield once pari and No previous” expe Dated shall constitute the special assessment J, 66 Lineoln, age 61. necessar: hectag Ue \y in pereenof Mre Annie *Rib-Arthur Murray8 . 9 BE. Lew Graduate Rosary service for Charles E.| district to defray $0671.24 of the estimat- Peter &Lacy Zampol dear brother “IT see in all this the end of; jed cost and expenses thereof and that Puneral ervice will be held Myre, 73, of 1465 Langfield, will be Mer. “22, 1956) _rence— $478.11 of the estimated cost pnd Indeed I have a notion! ex-March 23, at I pm. f Mechanical n held at 8 tonight from Pursley|® the hit Saints Episcos 1 Church thereof shall be paid from the ADAMS RE ALTY CO. K Jacobs, L. K Brenner, Ralph Beene penses Funeral Home, Pontiac, Requiem that it is the ending of the great WhiteC pel Cem- Capital Improvement Fund, and that —_— at $640.00 the cost of sewer stubs shall be Haynes will be at the f 18th Century which Mary E Winterbottom, denirea. | but ‘mn train Sateisn Mass will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow Donelson-Johns Puneral Home. In defrayed by special Sarena against and lieu of flowers friends may make fading to return no more.” Lets 50 to 34 Incl, and Lots 60 to 62 from St. Patrick Catholic Church, Hi & contribution to the American tnel. Suter Heights Subdivision Motor Division, John C | oland Curtix, Lorne C Warner, Ronner To: Pontiac and'cs OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN Cancer Soctet 66 West Lawrence with burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery. : Electrical Historical Potter, Pioneer Naples, Paul But as I stood on the hillside __8'., Pontiac, E. ichigan. That the Cogmiseion of the City of Ted C Goines, work L. Gotnes, Mrs. Myre died suddenly Tuesday Society, Fred IPontiac, Michigan will meet in the Com- Her-McKINNEY MARCH 7sin Reynolds, 382 Auburn Ave. FE +333 opposite Malabar Farm that blus- Adie. Bernadette Dudley mission Chamber on March 27, 1956 at Mre James Andrew, 38 South John- his home. é Engineers at Vackaro, Hampton, M. E bert 8 o'clock pm. to hear suggestions. and W. R. Burl, Katherine uM eon Ave, age 66: beloved husbend Wexoe Bricwell, lobjections that may be made by parties Notice of Intention to Construct} Belle McKinney, dear father Mrs. Guy A. Walter 190. ‘g "Mallick. shi) Manger, David R. Acha. Lester & Violet AUTO SALESMEN intereste Ruby u Vir inte Dudley; W Potter, Harry & CLARKSTON — Requiem Mass Sidewalk and Related Work on the, Rathbun, r.O. 6979 Pierce, Gertrese | Psresn| brother of Myrene Brock - WANTED with experience in Geyer Florence Chamberlain, Fred} Dated: March 21, 1954 Swack-| Mra en Matee, Aaron for Mrs, Guy A. (Marie R.) Walter,| North Side of Michigan Avenue. Alonzo H. Martin, HG. ADA R_ EVANS, O'Mara, McKinney and Aubrey McKinney service will be held Satur- CHECK THIS PLAN Lavere.| Thresa Keivit, Harold 80, 81 North Main St., will be held! ,,*08, Sr nerebs, nelities City Clerk heamer. Funeral Automotive Mar. 22, 1956 Taylor Harold Lambert day, March 24 at 139 pm from at a.m. Saturday in Our Lady = cit 1 -Guaranteed monthiy draw the Sparks-Oriffin Puneral Home "Notice | of Special Assessment Milton Bank offictating. —CLiberal commission per cer. of the Lakes Catholic Church, Wa-' \Geclared to Be the intention of the City r Testing Interment in White Chapel Ceme-=f vacations eed mark to sonetruck sidewalk and Curb, Gutter and Related Work Demos furnished terford, with burial in Lakeview) on Mr McKinney will Me in Paul Boelter, ‘rel work on the north side of Michi-; of,gan Hosp! italization the Sperks-Oriffin Fu-= Princeton Avenue. Thomas Chenhalis state at . and Cemetery, Clarkston. The body avenue trom Jessie Street to Tas- neral Home. To: Constantine Garvet, Ernest Mc-Toepfer, Archie Bennett, ee ’s Mrs. Walter, who died yesterday, is my an estimated cost of We also need two trainees Salary while learning to qualified men, E. Nelson, | Design MYRE, MARCH 90. 1966, CHARLES Nabb. Howard Stites. Walter H Jackson, Patch, Robt. J. Hellner, Lil Julia Btargiola, Wayne B titen, Ruth Eu Antil Ha: Burl Webb baat at the family home at 81 North and estimate of said improvement is on Roy J. Ingametis, Ber Beckus, C. Merritt la d Me apuriock Ben Rohrer, age 13: éal! sales manager for sppointment. Cl hn Hall Biacker. Raymond J. Smith, file for public Inspection. Main. Rosary will be said at 8:30 1 Hamilton, Isabella Badger Myre: dear fath- Walter a Victor Bacon, Tt ts further intended to construct said MI #7811, - excellent Der. er of Francis, Wilbert Myre, Mrs Friday at the residence. Ar-|improvement in <, cost thereof shall be defrayed by special AGGRESSIVE EXPERIENCED frontage and Shuler, John M. Ward, Ralph Hewitt, and to Real Estate Salesman wanted for ree es neral Home here. 4 4 ? 3 2 ry s = 253 =e Bill & Gloria Bastham, Hi Grady B. Swofford, Mr. Briles, Bliss 3S . a = z = a > > a full time. insurance debit man t all of the lots and |fronting north Oman employe benefits Wolfe Inc., Samuel Ritchie, A. Wet 38, Nard Brady ollie Chureh with Rev Surviving besides her husband the side of Michigan considered. Mr Bere = fa- upon Interment Eile. Mary Archer, Alfred Streling, Solon Ht Tate, James M. Smith, Donald f. Edison officiating. Avenue from Jessie Street Ernest Dion, Arthur McHenry, Steve Secora, Wm. Wright. Norris E Vaughn. ities, Se ry malate syle“oa¥tonp are her son Harlan, of Birming- Ballard, James E. Davis, Robert Gallo, in ahteedd Hope Cemetery Street shall constitute the fan assess- M Teylor. Viola Harris ton, Goldye Pica Clarence E Marotz, McCormick Electric, Gr Apply Andrew Golob, Russell H. Young, Whitten, Harlon B. Pierce, Wm. D. "Tal & Odeal ham, and five grandgehildren. ment district v 4 eo. Joe & Martha: Hudron, Evangelical” Church. | 136 E. Pike Bt estimated cost and wistiaes thereof and - Ties nk . tor Free Lynet. ‘Herman M bott, Frank Bryant, Arthur Watson, ~Buf-Chester Verhey, Herbert Peterson, Walter ~ that $4,353.25 of the estimated cos BARBER. STEADY OR PART Joe L. Dickerson, Ernest, Beilstein, Pontiac Unton School, Alonto expenses thereof shall be e\ford Bennett, — Mi jileteod,, Aico WMartenitz Capital no adie Fun Admits Drunk Driving SOUP saa RcHi if, ite S LAUDE time. 339°S. Saginaw &t. Phone Martin, Henry Orbun, Herbert Siay- Salary Faston, Wm Urich, Anna Ro Dover, ce b Peterson, James EF — FE 2-3396, ton, FP. seven: Paul E. Bb eet ee i Mohawk, age 57; beloved Hallead, Leyce W Cesior whe “NOTIC s corp. Personnel aphranklin c mottos, J. Vander--of Jessie Shoup; dear father of Marry W. and Harold -BRICKLAYERS Latta cers4 Mon Keehn, J suEne tison, Osear Fisher. Giles messane Pillewstes a Conumaes of the City” of Richard A. Thomas, 36, of Berk- nm will we in the Com- Dept. A Shoup; dear brother of hog ley yesterday guilty™ Eimer pleaded. mission” i. . ble . Gham tet William —_ L. D. | son, J. A. nee Robert W. Hill,| suggestions) Mr. Gorman, Mr. Whit fe, Mr. Kelly, at . gs ,fore Bloomfield Hills Justice A. J. Purieral service Carnie M. Ayers, Geo. Fulkerson, Pete Dean; J. Milton St. Muirhead, A. Briggs, Guy Sabries Orin L. Fetes _Farence — at3 EeELEPavEna WANTED. ae Glenwood Ave. and Seietinns ‘that may be made b Yager, L. J. Harris, Wm. Lechner, B. gree dor Doran, Wal “ H. Rowston, Nola’ R.iGeo. & the ‘Sparks-Oriffin (lade seach Pontiac, Mich. Por, Clayton ‘Chester, Irene, G Vitinaros, Russell Caston, Merlin J March 24, “Richardson to a charge of driving parties interested. under the influence of liquor. elms, Robert Hi Earl Goodman, Gertrude Mutter, oom Leben Oscar with Rev. lanes Durven of B. Donaldson, L. D. Lockwood, Ervin| Senee Dated: March 21, 1988 Alle, Carl ® Tutt, gta Buck-/| 0. Tre Ow fictating. Mr.’ in| Tate and to all persons interested, take Thomas was jailed for 30 days —————— Wm. Koon, Gerald Eason, John| Kasok . O'Br the sparke-onitnin Pu-\ notice: That the roll of the Special)ner state at neral Home, when he failed to pay a $100 fine. 1956! Assesament heretofore made by the City Btanick. Abbie J. Cerruin, Mary B. IMyers, Anos A Arthur Manser, Aa SO 4 i 44 | 4 ee eee ee eee, SIXTY-SIX Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 \. We Won Eo 7 Help Wanted Male _6 Employment Agencies 8A 2 ROOMS AND BATH: UTIL ‘ oy ramky meet fea | BIRMINGHAM 2 AND BATH. NEWLY PENINGS ; = and FORD Needs allio I and me ened Ses sete sieiaasg Ste ese oe, ee ee MOTOR CO, | mccecbrbsttea 7 soe ied letter eon SSR ces SEE) Tractor & Implement, | COUPLE, WANTED i Bs‘Keovee, 18 W. Wurce 2. Edw. M. Coat. Realtor 7 iN. w_ Bt. i 58165 “ON BIRMINGHAM ee OBS FOR MEN Eve. ar qreck mech, some exp poof : ~ vision Year around pmed eS NEEDS SALESMEN CALL FOR TRLy 5 YMCA. FE HAS OPENIN "ee. = wares such as id cj wa ork. Call anytime, PE 5-6033. George's PE 5-6809 33_W_ Huron 2 5-83 104 Paddock _ — ey NICE CLEAN ROOMS. FE } Teoms and bath. larre SE : 4-387 | CARPENTER AND CABINET : rooms FLOOR LAYING | SANDING AND ACCOUNTING AND ..BOOKKEEP- ues nectorgs Dreft re card work new and repair, OR 3-4857 CA SH location Includes al! cuconent finishing. 10 vears experience mate Income tax specialist. Reward. 1070 Huron China | CARPENTER WORK. OR 2 Son AND BATH. NEWLY caeatty cease pele tie eaece reas 1616 i te ero ee ee ene en ACCOUNTING & TAX city Restaurant. FE_4-0340 or FE Newports tapes repair, No job too | As Crp” small, Powe too On — or ; 12-0005 LAND CONTRACT eet *wulties snd partiy ea ; FOR YOUR adults, 3. location, New Old Large Small utilities 5-0075 McCullough | SERVICE wm call | separate me Lost. MINK JACKET AT KAY roo 2 re 325%% PERSON F E or “& PIN- or __ bide. mal modern: PRIVATE| ‘included, $55. See Mr. Welthoff. m LAYING, SANDING: Scone _ishing. not Voorhets. _evenings, 2 ROOMS 1 Baum's Sat. Mar ii Liberal FE 1 Ted SALESWOMEN CARPENTER ANAND5 ¢ CABINET us C_ Bud Bills, FE @-2050 Home calls by or appt. rE Ask for ward, Call UNiversity 47905, “Turret Lathe (Gon Engine Lathe Operators Ed Hawley — Office: 1041 Argyle " FIREPLACES ou ARANTEED | “CALL ANY HOUR entrance sme 3 blocks from | _™anager, 2720 Dixie Hwy boos flenced only Fullt i- in Por women’ mime Li 8-b170 ; AN INCOME TAX RETURN PRE- 8 Murdock, FE_3-706). —__ FE 23-7608 CARPENTRY, NETS. APT FOR RENT UNFURNISHED No ps and| Lost — your —PpET WANT TO _tows 612. 1 ¢ HAYDEN ro ROOM Excell earnings FOR- pared in your home by qualified arte cant Reaier ADULTS ONLY.|_ children.207 State St. FLOOR SANDING. LAYING PIN home? FE 56-0200 | nny oes ID Grinder Operators one a accountant with master's degree. working conditions, in our new, mica & eM oa . Remodeling R. Gardner #1 Central FE =— || 100 Pine" Crore. WE HAVE SEVERAL APT. FOR Anichigen Animal Rescue League. _Appt, FE }7634 ee 2-TO19. Thread Grinder Opers. i } CARPENTERS “ALTERATION AND GENERAL BUILDING VREPAIR. | more RAY BAUM cern ea “Birmingham — FE 6-274 FE 44168, APPOINTMENT ONLY STRAYED ENGLISH SET- CABINS. KITCH- 1 op the gaeWest Side, § rooms rent. ter dog. Due in 10 days Answers L. Fitzwater FE 2-2137 Brick, stone, cement work orn to the name Speck. FE 71-0177. SILK PRESSER CABINETeT MAKER AND CARPEN- Kitchen & specialty. FE. Tie E PLEMING ORLANDO 3-5308 tering and tile work FE +2200" Rewa Days. ORiando 3-034 after 7 p.m ~~ GUARANTEED ROOFS, ALL | LOST: BLUE AND ‘SILVER PARK- EST 1918 Hugus Marrh | INCOME TAX REASONABLE. OR Part time, Rex Cleaners. er 71 Fountain pen. Has “Noda” CARPENTER WORK > NEW A AND ae ‘x. Cass FE 232-3021. FE j 3-§306 weekiays OR 3-0364 after on the cap. Lost near Auburn end 615 Home appointments — repair, FE 44210. 28046 TYPIST nner HOUSE MOVING FULLY working, conditions "ied Opdrke Road. Has sentimental INCOME TAX SERVICE “YOUR erst Sted dion “and | Murer CF 20 _value PE 17-0683. easant equipped. FE 46450. Ll. A. Young j_ bome or mine. FE 4-87 03, HOUSE WIRING. 40 OUTL ET, $200 | INCOME TAX SERVICE work _PE_ 42112. Mi 64100 faa eae fag tog MR ttn Saeeeesmeneene bi ANTED MARRIED WATT RESA EXPERIENCED. Siz) “me _Hobbies_ & Supplies — Moore's Electrical Service. OR ar [oP Neh MAN. ON ln LEE | — ie ennee R BACKUS 169 Wo Hu Room 15 JOS. FLEMING, FLOOR LAYING. FE. +192 FE 8-0317 cand quinidely cuile. cna | awe Apply in person. PLASTERING AND PATCHING. new number ete py $3. = | _Eves my musa ber sets up ‘fra. Sanding, finishing. 155 Edison. Ph. machinery. Good and ami 39-4837. 3300. FE FE 2-4405 “INCOME TA) SERVICES to fit Stose 15 Tax ODELL Ro Pinsaronasie a See. wane CAND CLEARING | -— STUMP RE | c PHONE: Toereeces sm 5 () Ce _wages, WA ee ee ee HareONCE * SALESMAN ‘ow, AT “pMPrRE 23-3125 SPRING | ARA} a CLEARS attin Aten Representative. MAN = moval—draianage ditches — ton | part time |WANT gNOnK “OF ANY hom round CONS INCOME caroSERVICE IN YOUR NEW _erete broken. “3 ADULTS ONLY. b.'? 8781 Brownle wawhs= EMoire 30161 WA 3 CLASS META! wou OR GIkis TO MASONRY _ home. bumper, need apply. MI) oe ee. reg. OA $14.35. now $10.2929° Dua-Plez ca No other supervisor elephone experience, Will train. Could expectant mothers: MIDDLEAGED COUPLE WITH Lam) Brick, block stone and » — cement 5 RMS. KEFGO CHILDRENWEI- PROM BUS “NEED. HELP? a Taex reg. No, 3, $21.75; $15.96: 3 ROOMS. ‘4 use f references would like care-_work, OR 3-760 slightly aker's job FE 5-0463._ ; Gas heat. Weekly or month- IS WORK of ERORERTYE of showing come 24, reg $31.50. now $23.95; 3. Model B. down town 5-4632 distance walking beth & ent only to; 2¢- Private _ly FE #1016 $22.50 OUR SPECiAI reg cn Ow mrenes | ul ties prospects.” Steady job. Good pay “hoor be Saginaw fs 15, | Bathrooms modernizrise y a bee ests | With tncome tax return. $6 per Pony 35 mode manager. Call *. aitfled qualified ROOMS AND BATH. PONTIAC UNFURNISHED | 5 7 eS TiN. Work Wanted Female 11 sector mates. FE 2-300 0. FE 5-2804. _average return. FE 4-6706. now $24 95: Signet Ce be now | Call after 6 pm. EMpire rere time and are . mon me reg. with — PLASTERINO /AND REPAIRS. ALL vent ius poe wes 3 ‘) “a a aTATYOUNG LADY TO 18 to for construction auperinten.|1 SAVE MONEY Brownle Brils-Eye DAY oe ee an SERVICE IRONINOS. 4) Single 23 need farms lakes. & residentia Lake _EMpire 3-0486 __ detalls Oxbow work teed. Reasonable | CARINS , RY 1 WEEK. KAMP-INN. bi os ta Brownlie all We handle _ rates. cs Let us file vour return for roperties, | 891 or FE 2-008] Pree to trove’ 8 California) dent of building firm He op . fi bashel. Pickup and delivery. FE you } LAROE ROOMS, HEAT, LIGHT movie cameris | FILM _43 Clark At PF 41444 for appt. | etefinancing and closing ; ‘SERVICE shorthand, light x-| _8-2316 PLASTERING NEW “AND RE- FOR RENT FURNISHED WIN- ing, DOCK ADDOCK area. Rep- West Coset-revor some and gas, adults 58 Virginia Ave oon WANT WALL WASH. pair FE 17-0251. Vern Keller TAX ACONSULTAANTS 1032 W. Huron FE «58-8753. WOMEN terized cottages Children wel- conditions. | 2 working kee 1 larse advancement, To Buy-— To Sell Trade resent Sein concore. UNTANTS a ROOMS. FURN. CHILDREN ROOP MASTERS NEW AND RE- 3810. Dixie Highway. on os Salary open Call for appointment. | ing and cleaning FE 70223 come. gat YOU BUY IT-WE Ae INSURE IT; _Weicome. _ 6460. Williams Lake Rd A st & J Sttheriand hoe at Josivn FE Aish. pair. Guaranteed work. Free eati- eich, 2 om to om Mr Ryan, FE 4-8013 BABYSITTING OR WASHINGS & Roosev wa ie WANTED ITCHEN ironings done $3 _ FURNISHED and ree HOUSE. cold ROOMS running Notices: & pee! 23 + Hatal.” CURB | a bu. FE 2-6n66 mates 3 ROOMS. NO CHILDREN Ee | \ FE 2-7 p.m. ae hot and | Open Dally eves, & Sunday ROOFING, SIDING AND ‘ALL MOD- no —— CEMENT AND BLOCK WORK. ELS DRIVE-IN Highland Rd. off [ OREURG MAN'S INCOME TAX AAA PRIVATE ernization Alterations Special ae Airport = bar© wane 22 fee 2% East Tennvson off 7) - Wantated Female | Help deal for February and March Speciaiizing in domestic work al ox ~ | Beidsin ave ®am#om FE 8-2008. D& M BLDG. SERVICE tensed 30 veers exp FE 5-5201. FE Adultr Cheap 37 Parke P! MOTHERLY HOUSE.|- | sets . sro belaret. est ELC WANTED = APPLICATIONS — FN- ACCEPTING PRIVATE ror ‘Aerotred Knapp Shoes PFATTY CO. REALTORS } ROOMS & BATH. Exchange | and no children 11 sterenene FF 2-7004 LIKE. RESTAU. | EM 30526 WOULD La undry Service _18, weekly GIRL $20 cleaning women with furn utilities of 21: dresses and a between the ages trance. Fatate O26 Co-or Ie <2- Eves OR 23-2276 FF Baas << and 28. me Fred Herman _tant work, FE 2-4660 | 68 Stout 8 a preview! experience | MODERN FURN HOUSE oP LLY cars — R G SNYDER. FLOOR LAYING ~ | 2070 Airvort Rd OR 3-1902 “Arthur Murra ust 1 eoin Lee obit AIDE einen ‘BYae THE DAY FE eoulnned for the winter OR 3-416 13 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH Banding and finishing. Phone FE! — urray stud Law- LACE CURTAINS PLAIN OR RUF-AUDTIVOX HEARING “AID. RM. 10, 40132 NEW. 2 BORM. HOME. NEXT DOOR TO. "RRANCH fled Beautifully finished Pontiac a N Saginaw FE 4-0539 cease Won “Pe TO STAY WITH | TRONINGS DONE 5 MY HOME. 81° month Lake Priv mtn ORIando _POST OFFICE > Aes “GROUND FI 008 PVT Laundry Phon-FE 2-8101 SEPTIC TANKS AND TILE WEDDING TartaTiONs! “$7.50 aE DENTAL ~ OFFICE igh and children while husband also excellent work done 17 aurea entrance. FF 2-49¢ Trenching and = fields installed FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY SERV. | works, Live in optional FE tains, spreads and linens. will Sputherians Studio 18 W. Huron in Birm Beginning ICR SHORT TERM RENTAL OF BEAU- Printed napkins — Fast service _ . 2 t {3 ROOMS, = SRIVATE or KEn wood ENTRANCE, grading. OR 3-5212 * modest but ie includes training |. ee atne Pontiac Laundry FE! pick up and deliver, FE 5-1910 tedees ee WORK FROM . . tifully furnished 2 bedrm. duplex TOME | DENTAL technique. Write Pon-— 32-7552 ( ASH t OR \ ( R aavit« only, rear Pontirc Motor n | EASTER SPECIAL FOR “LITTLE cus sceme co HOME OR EQUITY Call PE 44625 after 5 00 Couple’ preferred FE 5-0474 AND | SHAMPOOING RUGS AND FURNI- tine Press | Box 63 TRENCHING girls.’ Cold waver $5 Open Thurs ary La BABYSITTER | TO. ie INMY| FE 3-7 Fri. eves. Dorothy's. FE _2-1244 much 45 | TRONINGS $3 A BUSHEL, PICK. Rent | Rouses. Unfurn, _ture. ee BULL DOAN: ] __Call i ae 30.1 drained __ Landscaping, up and delivery. FE 5-8732 EXPERIENCED SPENCER 184. os i _D_Thompsen F 4-6861 | setiere Winnifred pees’ 2 neon WALLED LR MOD eee, to eltvy. Reasonable MA oR TRONINOS, $3 BU 1 DAY FICK: | Canal Rd Utica Mich” Hated oe) ) _. up & delivery FE 5-0093, pirsaghais Cleaners. 1253 8 COMBINED FORCES LANDSCAP-| If vou have use of a ear, can TRONINGS & BABY SITTING IN Building a 12A | Woodward. ing spring clean up by experts. DAINTY MAID FOR SUPPLIES 7" rooms | INFANT WELCOME. 79 Walton FE 2-3900 work 3 hours early Eves Earn seFE my home OR 35138 FE 4-6492 FE 4-2853 Mrs. Burns. FE 2-8814 63_ Mark. BEATTY OPER.TATORS | as much $100 a week NoNo as . furn. Consider small child Call COMPLETE LANDSCAPE MAIN-| or | winpows DOUBLE HUNG AND | ame 3 sone AND BATH. Sour HAY RIDE, PARTIES. ~ FOOD Evenings Good opportunity, Pleasant | eft 4 193 Whittemore sur- icture Special on 24% 24 Royal. tenance, grading and planting FieldsCo. FE _4-9096 7 of Oxbow Lake OR 32-4967 FURNISHED. FE 2-3231 “if your property is in or “Around rounding : FE 2-0342 _ 13 LARGE ROOMS FURN ~ LIGHT pak LIncoin 1.7793 | 4 ROOM UPPER INCOME EAST HAVE A PARTY Clarkston—list with us! BEAUTICIAN EXCEL LLENT OP.) housework as pert rent 1‘ or 2 LANDSCAPE CO DESIRES OP- and cash or hostess gifts. side Adults. FE 2-6304, eves. earn portunity for hair stylists Good children _weloome PE 45723 } ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH Clarkston | _3-1388 after 3 pm portunity to bid on sour new Business Services 13 FE. 4-8005 guarantee to start. Call Midwest 4 BEDROOM. BATH. FORCED “AIR OR hone -b086 ae 44-2665. IN DEBT? — coal fired furnace, $75 per month _Mov ing & 5 Prucking | 19 | Inoutre 970 Baldwin Rd BUSINESS WOME! : CE SEAT COVERS trim AND ‘LEATHER LEATHERETIE BY Outstanding opporuntity Ms high 4 ROOMS CLOSE TO TOWN. “aT THE SERVICE caliber woman ip sales manager-; | _Mechanic «_ _ If you are ners trouble AA-1 MOVING TRUCKING con) meet- NCOME TAX ‘al capacity. Starting ineome of | | ine vour payments, see us today | § ROOMS, 29 ROSSHIRE CT NEW- | rates Good service. FE 5-3571 | MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSEL- $100 per weet with excellent po-| | 3a. 8 Sacinaw St F5- - anytime | Iv decorated. Low héat, cost, near Saginaw | LORS. INC 41'2 8 tential dependent on ability Age , A& f TRENCHING At ee ANYTHING. ANY- | Tel-Huror Sropuns Center Ref- | erences FE: 2-794 above Oakland Theater. 2% to 40. Write Box 3415, Dept 80456 elsewhere. ~t. _Chicago._ Tlinois Footings, water line field tile FE 5 ROOM MODERN HOME. 4300 loyed adults Midwest 2 |- LADY, Rie AND ecnainn HAULED. : | SPECTAL “COLD WAVES $559 = BABYSITTING. wiiodeaged lady for evening work _hr or chauffeuring FE 5-5206. | COUPLE TO RUN CLUB HOUSE 52 75¢ AN NDY STAND ATTENDANT ork |_ 906) eno Fowler off Sashabiw 875. Adults Basements i cleaned Doro 500 N Perry FE nies Frio Eves APPLIANCE SERNICE “per | References 4-76) | - and week-end afternoons, Steady ASHES AND RUBBISH. CALL ROOMS AND RATH IN PON- We service all makes of auto employment many emplofe bene-| USED JUKE BOX RECORDS MC "tac $65 a month Fideriv Apply Manager, State The-| washers, wringer washers. refrig-anviime FE 5-3047 pre- F Pike Oven Fri & Saturday erators. radios. cleaners and all FOR SPRING CLEANUP ASHES. ferred ORIando 31089 i? SS =| WEVF SAID IT YOU'VE RAD 7 noOOM ACROSS FROM NEW shopping center 487 Eliz. Lake tronings by the basket Shirts also / MA 6-6297 tvpes of small appliances ROY'S rubbish hauled. anrytime OR CAR HOPS AND _PART TIME it Fina Foam is tense for cl-#en- 96 Oakland Ave FE 2-4021 3-9784 Z Ing rugs and upholstery Waite’s help for weekends Apply in per- Pd Inquire a: Bobs Chicken _ 2790 LOOMFIELD WALL CL EANERS FRANK JOHNSON HAULING Notions u- son, Tony's Drive-In House next Walls and windows Reasonable Will pickup anything FE 5-4442 _burn Rd ee 9 ROOMS. MODERN IMMEDIATE FE 4-3036 available Phone FE 43606 Free est No obligation FE 2-i631 INCINERATORS CLEANED ASH FOR RAWLEIGH BUSINESS wippLE AGED LADY WISHES PENS Wtd. Children to Board 26 CASHIER MAN occupancy 20% W Flint St. Lake OF FOUNTAIN factory hauled Clean up FE ALL MAKES repealed one daha eee alee ier Cle light housework & baby sitting $100 monthly. MY 3-3603 OMtice rel 25 to 45 years old by traihed men | after 3 Bhs -— aye Permanent | our store Generns Printing & re LING , DAY CARE FOr etl etal dh Lt. LIGHT AND HEAVY _ “8 Pot IMFIELD BEDROOM AND SITTING RM a Mec aGesd opportunity for Sid, aepern) rect Seats baat) 30 daily. Rawleigh's © Law- a Ottice Supply T censed home FE 5-573 | H. BROWN, Realtor Atvany time FF A CLARKSTON 7 MILES. ¢ ROOMS bath. $70. MA 5-9687. | —US° . ress = npetipoer combined with kitchenette Fider-| ker Apply Dept, mcesst-l4b Freeport. Til taba SEC: | _tence St Phone or 3-0135 LICENSED BOARDING ~ HOME MAN WITH % TON TRUCK ly couple pref. 18 Gingell Ct | oe W Huron Ph. FE_2-4810 Fencedin yard FE 17-9243 Hos retaria. ervice ARRIED COUPLE TO WORK ON | CHIMNEY WORK MARRIED COUFTE TO "Oer | | | LARGE, 2 ROOMS~ BATH. 1 IN wants work, FE 46421 anytime. FASHION SHOP CIEAN PVT 3 RMS. AND BATH. PRACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE. WILL BUY SMALL EQUITY, CASH ranch style apt. -bullding Every- | LICENSE! HOME FOR PRE | TRUCKING & | HAULING RUB On Square Lk. FE 8-1370 We specialize in chimney clean- | RachootEchitdren/ni(2-60s¢ Ym | in 24 hour, OR 3-3132._ _ thing ovt. nice yard Union Lake. COOK. WAITRESSES. KITCHEN | must be willing to help with | OR 3-58 “help. Pontiac Lake Inn. OR 3-7772.| bish anytime chéap. FE 81770. COUPLE ‘WITH SMALL BABY. ON Heat furnished _ Adults. EM 3-4285. ing, repairing, rebuilding or bufld chores. 4 room apt, unfur-aeiixeie “LADY WANTS DAY new chimneys. Also build and ip LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING Boer wie ae job ‘aoe work, or babysitting. FE 5-0610 stall wire baskets om chimneys rubbish hauled. San df dirt | SOLD person _Wtd, Household Goods 27 N. Milford Rd. Mil ‘trial office. Please call ‘bus line,_fown. pear FE 42847. some LARGE $ ROOM AND BATH, mined ELDERLY WOMAN TO TAKE. FURN. 3 RM. PVT \ENT. AND ie utility, lake privileges Heabeth Lake. Available March for interview after 6 pw WISHES POSITIONIN INDUS- of children do house- on Fireplaces and incinerators and gravel,FE 20603, 000 care beth. Clean and ali util. 95 Semi- work. Live in. 366, Rere.-reset | Drs Not Sold or cleaned and repaired. Also all kinds of furnace work. Local reg-O'DELL CARTAGE _ _nole 24 $85 month. PE 4-1157. FURNITURE NEEDED or ee FE 86-0417 ext, 38. EXPERIENCED — SHORT ~ORDER | MODERN 6 ROOM HOUS WASHINGS AND ERONINOS DONE | istered company FE 5-3701. _ Local and Long Distance Moving MEN, “WOMEN. YEAR ROUND OP- cook for days |! 40000. i home or odd iots. Get the lf your property isn't sold unity on ea ce hades to ve ment and garage. Avail : ORY WALL BY MACHINE FREE Phone FE 5-6806 cy heer ingmy home. Call FE5- Will buy outright or . EXPERIENCED ieee Bene T) it's because it hasn't been listed 1 child welceme $83 per month, Earn $2 route Mod Fe sae No fob too big or small “SAND. GRAVEL DRIVEWAY Community’ ag eeen Lena Martin's rive GENERAL Ol REF. HOUREWORE ences. Permanent. Live tay fa nights, | ere like brag necessary. Apply Priso Perry. N TYPING AND CLERICAL — with— 2 in advance OL 2-5001 after4 le lone OR 3-27717 do in own home. Experienced re | ravel, top soil and fill dirt. OR to ve e NEW 2 BEDRM. HEATED HOUSE with new gas stove 1841 White DISPOSAL OF ALL EXPERT TREE TRIMMING s& RE UMM FOR QUICK NICE 3__ROO*e ~~ $16 80 PER) call MYr- moval. .,, FE 5-6503 OR TRUCK ANYTHING FROM Is your household goods. week FR 5-4785 Lake Rd _tle 2-121 3-2000 _..* | trunk to refreerator anytime EAVESTROUGHING. INSTALLED Call FE 4-4696 LES ae FURNISHED APT. IN A RENT, OR LEASE, 2 BEDROOM {ter “Us BUY IT OR AUCTION home in Perry Park i . good for cirls only. Inquire | new very t t New hottie Orch re Semige “ ‘er Petes ; it for_ you: _OA | 68-2681 not pecessary. ; 200 °N Sagina® | ferssonsble references required et [ONE GF PONTIAC'S LARGEST _ard_ Lake. FE 8-0650 ‘Em ‘Agencies: ‘8A | WOULDD RE, IRONING rd bo Employment. BY THE PIECE L& Sheet a) $+ Ge k R | PE. 8-001. © |@MatL MODERN APT. VERY - - E GOOD COUNTRY leuk & SOME. furniture buvers Cash waiting SMALL HOUSFs FOR RENT ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE RE-ruc Ss O at- en Sooate. AUBURN AVE. FE 44149. | Ge Bye ‘s a 218 E. Pike | UCKS,. TRAC heat children welcome 3491 nt to elderly women who will it ‘duties, no° chil- te CAREER GIRLS St. off Tavior Rd. Mornings. FE WANTED WASHINGS AND TRON. | | AND EQUIPMENT |WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES 4; Ton home enn orm ne an = PI Stake % Ten Pickur. E 42031, AND _of furniture. Phone FE_ 12-5523. SENTERO engin rie PhoneF128 OR dren. Box &, Pontiac Press. OFFICE MGR with car $400 ings FE 5-9988 ~ CAWNMOWER, P—ete-cooled WANTED FURNITURE Se Che ap toa $260 | WANTED: “pay Worx. wet}! and Dump Trucks 70, EAE 2 oerwhie | YEAR ; ; __Pontiac _[k~Ra_O -| Pontiac Farm and NEED _FINANCE-} OFF CE BEGINNER $330 —exper. References. FE 5-1339. ouse on it Wattare cat A acce’ rE YOUR LIFE’S MADE |" SRE eee. Tf you have anvthing for sale prompt, courteous serv- ' @ month MU tual tn feel > KEEPER. car -. $2%9|WASHINGS AND IRONINGS FIXER? Order Classified. BOOKKEEPING MACHIN ‘E OPER-| Wanted. FE 2, os GET IT 0 yu TC K, Industrial Tractor Co. | UNFURNISHED ee FOUR EASIER through alo the highest price in through Classified Ads! nil ca dels i | Dail fudin: home, available Apr ‘ room . oa ORS ek ss Nos | WTD. ads to sell, rent, find a \sTEN Syonown ares a Saco re Pike, snoring | Open Te references ps e MU 4074! fied Ads. To solve every-ee Unfurnished 34 D: GOUNTY'S LARGEST Yes, whatever it is — dial rE 40461 FE rarity DR's. RECEPTION $200 MITIDW UsED. FUE aaa BUYER c=:job. FE 2-8181 is the E ST. aga AND ose PICK ~REDUCED RATES dav problems quickly, dial |» T SIDE. WELL KEPT BRICK FE 28181 for an UNFURN 1 FURN 4 rooms,. edraoms. $100, t Ad number! WANTED OrRL'8 2%” BICYCLE FE 28181. py Large van to serve you, @&mith 406 Pontiac State Bank Bidg. | WOMAN {WARTS CHILD CARE OR writer and get it! | i 3085Auby basement & garage. FE ¢-5707. Phone FE ¢ , Moving. FE 4-4864 FE 5-9227 day work, FE 5-6 oe r a F 7 f f ; ‘ ; ' pec) Plc Mit Sle I ae Pe FS gah Sh a ger RR | ot | _ THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, "THURSDAY. MARCH 22, 1956 ‘ 2 XTY-SEVEN 7|__ For Sale Houses 4 For Sale Houses 43; MODEST MAIDENS -By Jay “Alan boc Sale Houses 443| For Sale Houses 43| For ‘Sale )Houses43| For Sale Hotises 43 $800 DOW? , : NEW, 3 BEDROOM HOME. |} ROOMS. Bio Lor, or re “Tah s possess Mae oe “$2, 000 BEDROOM BRICK serene ee pe yen ee _Litmed, 3 room. "TRADE = Fone a IMOQMIE | Located on cast side. All moder | foom. Gnste. une oa teeee _ For Colored Families ne [ypresent © builder whowat DOWN ph nae eel spared street, 8 Soee. Lange tat toll peice. tunes. Tift Yenetian biinds, ind screens, Bren, ater nsReneS | Sot tne a = grearthdats cttetBicasies | Heats aborabue TEAR | ve AR FISHER PLANT| WILLIS M, BREWER Fg ag a giyour choice. ‘Por complete.im | wi as Hoge, tase nung foe] EAST SIDEeae AREA | 8m, moternegfull hotbasement.water, NewFull rp gain; ‘Pe you) mM ae tl furance. tion call Mrs ‘A. NOTT, BR 3 pictur ¢ Window, dining « L, L. 2 oa 3 BEDROOMS Large living rice $6050 ” Ferme. Loree rata MOT TT EE nt) gee) Papen A. Nott, Realtor | Ny A OME tiled Kiteheo, ine F counter caive thehen >. RIDGI EWAY $400 DOWN orice Move. Yallutility Teo has elelec: heat waler heater. wlrait?“eater yo maBALTOR0 New 3 beds = base- “a "BED ye NO MORTGAGE COST : an eran tet | fad oe Gemetne Stiomaie© . Deics'avtmat| SMES ' REASON). secrete Lisrino™ senvice | PSH niece, patel, “eons pasner, Fanias, “WF . i. be | 4 in, pty 1 pie. HEA Th, na BE Sereens, Pisacantly rinioys "aod SEMINOLE pices mounts rise savice |See Xi ee! dc te = rivileges. Natural jack Pvedroomns tiving room. dining FAMILY HOME tno. dow. our, tnotel Bor “addi Qa and pine pwnAy ms) OO - New house near Commerce R-2 N. pase ome COS price on | fast imace fireplace ; Coot gation, tull ~ H Bow a prise “tu “basementgafeg He ” ry t basem: rats: ‘BARTRAM Scie, Ts ie erat bet tts We ‘ilbein eopeaine orse sting. 3 Bedrooms.| ‘Oejpiilt, well. started home,te attte cose Eis Ra on 36m, tre MYT ne many more tea buyer yaa down paymen Phineas stove, Large lot fenced com arrangement, tn on ae a ‘ing 3 start. Al : MILTZ . ROSE McLARTY er. This is an economical bome | "REALTOR 2306 PAULINE ST. : sueor Fe bane for theambit yman. Bal grindCr PERING eT wee Oe ye_sein| Qt ,Matehery road,super FIX ME UP raieiae & aie eae income well, lo. ¢ ROOM HOUSE, SEMIMODERN.| [fife 3 into fom | tadgurege. GREGG sirgome, Needs plnceingbut be Bu mlb ine HS eh ee he fore Sea uni en tig | Rae "ERANK SHEPARD Font $1,000Soedows, | aioe benuunuay "Ratemiesd GEO, ARTE J Ran inree., Realtor ote ‘| Bves. 39705 or EM _3-3197 ba hi Nelicon-| 6261 Andersonville,R4.,, Waterford carersat tid00. Only Rochester OL 17518 oom water | Phone OR 3-1i68 | 3 BEDROOM SUBURBAN HOME. 2 bedroom, full bath. Living room| NEAT BUNGALOW war eee bet iichen and utility. 86,800. $1,200 heat, 2 cag end large : ; tring ‘insurance. Large rooms is of closets Sowa “4 IN KEEGO HARBOR ae youd Hier arly | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE North asoo ‘Disie 10 Hatchery Ra., Not com finished. Located | ot Bat . R. J. VALUET, Realtor, cay ceatiae tp 7. aye Stents aeae, recetete Simaeswane, fice rooms , ~ : rom Commerce Lake "iiprcelient basement, Ant. 93.400 dowa, 040 per menth. $1800 ‘do and. 9 ber Lapis bad else sve BIRD, Realty : a ema» host Teshones BURBs (NO ON down Beperative Rotate Gakach iéxa0 lot 40x115, near White Lake. © BLE FOR plus cerea. Only *yLsoO. tet t aeteiahe adel $775, only $175 ove. 4845 All ¢ 6 tore. “A DANDY ‘HOME yay New Home a hee Township, You will boy athe) Loe 2 bedrooms with ere privileges. 2 bed- ONLY $1,500 DOWN »L ean “WHITE kitchen, living furnace ofl bs 3-22 8, tile bath,e aluminum 750 DOW. rea. ACRE heat. “Bas ment ‘and ‘fenced yard. 2 nicetna tsi "comp, Cyclone ys benes Herel a heat, stairway ragged full”: bath, aeet $7800 with down. to alttc. 60 foot lot. Where ree — KE $1250 > ARM a Tee ROOM, with 24 ft; car-“This is the only way I can keep track of all my can you ot a? Lees than tear Adams a ta Ww have man lakefront homes Petea eee ve ietaat al $1,100 dow BROS. boyfriends!” Established in 1616 west of Pontiac . From $7,500 up. hed mirror. laxio ft. — bath, & ‘D-RILEY, “BROKER. , 3 Bedroom $650 DOWN -A rent beater. furn. FE 41157 Really worth oney, +Tmas, ElizabethLeFor Sale Houses. For Sale Houses _ 43 Huntoon Lake Privileges T. G. Trocke ars $I 000 Down Ee leges,Ou 1648 Union Lake Rd. EM 3-4671 CIROUX Tis See “5 ROOM BUNGALOW MODERN, 5 ROOM ON 2 ACRES. untoon La own this for vale $3,150! Zoadftons, FE 2-6 Realtor 48 brick ranch with how dl weet of Pontiac. You - GENERAL REAL ESTATE Pull basement, oil furnace, 2 car LEAVING STATE. SACRIFICE | g395 OR 3-9T01 Hardwood floors, Full basement. __garage. Holly,MElrose 1-2 poorer heat. a! ot eee Priced BOARD AMD ROOM, CLOGM In| {00s S00 fl lot, lecheding“6 Open Until e: sat. ul 8. _ 61 Fairgrove. Chevrolet, Fu i eno $2.-$1,000 DOWN F OR c "OLOR ED _price, CLEAN z e m bi Ww, gas = pcsted 7 era and Signs Are Everywhere = Ladry. optl, #41 E. Pike | heat near Lincoln school, New Brick— a. | A TDI N tates wend eeareces ae ot! c UCKKLEER REAL’ BOARD & ROOM OR SLEEPING | I r3 J ACK Dray ton Woods SUBURB AN 236 N. Saginaw roo! room. 617M. Saginew. __ call Serseesetr fa ke. ett 000 has a large cutstone fireplace It's hard to believe, Bas A regs 2 —— —— SPOTLESSLY CLEAN ROOMS | o. I. RESALE = Crescent Lake The rooms all plastered & m ranch offers Seat ar take vileges. living 8-0377, m home. ster LOVELAND anrage -terms, decorated. All et oak floors Zar laamnewee — = i walls, oak rs, large living PU 1X TIAC REAT1 “APS 188 ee Lake Rd. Keego Harbor Colored All metal and room with wall-to-wall carpet. a Baldwin FE 65-8275 Se stown cu poaras $1500 DOWN — Near Willams Lk. = 200ft. lot. riced FE 2-48 FE 4166) ath, divided basement with a 3 RANCH furnis hed 1% d-bedrms. et with EST SIDE BEDROOM mpl story home ty $9800" Convalescent Homes 384 urnace, water softener auto; — n Let $17,000, 67.000 down. Shown by of living en utility reo water heater ores & screens. Show you this we. Miehate wer BUILD NOW appointment only. vex sant rare. at ct iyare side fenced. $15,900 Ca ak — well restricted Waterford eat GI = INT? Large lot 7° 150’ with one |-ger "on 33°W. Huron, FE 56-6183. y $16, . You'll have to Rates Sartns te 128 OR 4520, r cent m FAMILY — —, eee or. yours. r 73 per mon D toctudes taxes 8081 Commerce Rd. Hotel Rooms 39 ERoRET C& DAVIS Suburban Ranch EM 3-4197 4025 Pontiac Lake Rd. FE 8-431) 3 ROOM HOUSE, PARTIAL BA right e to . Lek HOTEL AUBURIN LAKE FRONT 2 blocks from Fisker Bods y be soldto settle estate, $3,600 gl] eee 3 year old. 1,200 sq, ft. living area _eash.3-2 442. 2 picture windows. Well res' ces area. Convenient Pontiac | VACANT. GOOD HOUSE. GOOD reas SANT OR best buy at 614,500, harms _location, Bar HOTEL SEVELT ~~ Sylvan Lake "Village e . Also w $400 Rooms $12. 39 up. Both. $17.50 up ONE ACRE Bam Warwick hi several new system, All this, for $11,500 with FLOYD KENT, Realtor. plastered coved ceilings, | homes._ s. terms. Label HOTEL a MOD. Tat Bath and wa t or oO Soee fives, era % By. week. * 100" to create ‘income prop-without basements, Massive fire-ein pees_West H ay rE Panee. ‘ares $11,950. $14,000. With h reat "esos Terms. LOG CABIN NEAR ROSCOMMON erty, lace, stud reall erred cash, FE or FE _ $1,500 Dow n makes a beautiful . of * open cme LAKE M 3 _____Rent §Stores — 40 OPEN DAILY The all-Crosley Kitchen with table city cottage withdeed REMODELED Lf meginr = ON 4 @ room white frame story ——— = AVAILABLE 2 6 acres, Knotty‘b pine kitchen 1 7400 Highland Rd. (M59) TO P.M. ‘at. & ee Luxur Income ae kind business. FE DOWN Stable horses. EM 3-4236 features are grade peer eal af danse. pore:rch. mire. ction _&21 $1250 for Soopieg MA Best fir, 1956 Model Home, 4 large rooms. 6-2730, -brick, éluminum Fy = "SAGINAW ST. PREE PARK-screens, Real plas- TRIPP Ideal for TV sales and serv-ith vestibule A ong BY OWNER. 6 R $1500 DOWN pe real ontpte — or many Modern bichon, custom butt cup- other types home, extra dazge "iiving| livin reom _Inguire at, 377 8. Saginaw. boards, Bath furnace. new hot Wa’ car ga-and = kitchen, e. Anderson Str rage. Price 000 down. price $8,900. A fast caler. iJ ~_Rent | Office Space: . Wilson. Phone PE 2-2240 Sundays on Chel-i or 1941 h for ope: m RG” OR call for. app't. WHITE w consider smaller rite bsoketasrT.tesrx i ‘CH AYTaek Realtor DRAYTON PLAINS C. Schuett |, _PE 46-5090. FE 2-2105. REALTORs BROS. house in trade, ph, advantageously loeated 86 EZ. Walton FE 8-0441 $7250. Full price of this neat and OOMS ee a5 ae Phone OR 3-120 Er Eecmosenn! use, wil! Open Eves. room modern bungalow, _ $9800with Open Eves. o—Sun. It’s a Steal ished to suit, with air con-| gas heat, large lot. ~~ $500 DOWN See Interior REALTOR Dt ba Commerce Rd. Rad, ing or leased as fs, e * 4 Mio) newly decorated 2 : Modern bed- LARGE OFFICE SUITE CONSIST-and ved otre: good sized ringed Ca NEAR WALTON BLVD. “BARGAIN! HURRY! fall aS $5,750. 4040 gree. sks $595 Down fices plug =e rece Cozy 4 room bungalow, bath, oll Commerce 2 bedr. < lot Garage $500 dn. ‘uron Aes DOW = Foon conditioned front ofiee ie Longa bedrooms. oe. extra, _Compton FE 7058. FE 4-1906 ar e about $1 down. UNFINISHED HOUSER. “GOC Lo. PLUS COSTS GOoD oly Lease available at $150. Per [ee pedal Gols, at —— cation, FE 93-1104. month. See Mr. Mensies at Ca | ake. “Exceptionally clean''" Real AUBURN A HOME OF YOUR NEW 2 BEDROOM toi Savings & Loan Co. ee living here. Priced ai ron St. FE 4-0561. VACANT, you will be —— to OWN . FHA HOMES find such bh a nice & room ‘ADAMS (Tt pleases us to please TOU) MAIN — ee aot | $1500 DOWN — Large 6 room mod-AUBURN HEIGHTS psoek bungalow, Excellent igpore West = bome paym combined kitchen barn odernistic design, 3 Tooms blinds. $8,950 full this for $69 a mo THit LMA WE ELLWOOD room concen ramic ttle bath and lava-/ full bath with shower, street, Call MU 46863, Vacant, immediate posses- each unit, picture area and bath in windows, fireplace price KEEGO HARBOR tory, fireplace, full base-/ floors, plastered walls. REALTOR sion, in lower level. W ATKINS LAKE NEAT AS A PIN hear ment, automatic oi] heat. home sulated, auto gas heat, new unfinished “HOME OR INCOME 7 To ime beth Ra. & rooms & hath, full bemt, of] heat and automatic hot wWa- auto and and screens. Total attached 2-car garage cose with storms Lake pris Rages 8 room house 1284 or FE 43844 fae Sen ate full acre price and let your ten-| Inside and twice as com- heat & auto gas water heat- pad htt in one was to schools, $21,500. term $10,500 $7, 130. Phone EF 5 rooms @nd full bath on first $3500 down, payments of ~~ softener Lake privileges for ft. Priced: water fortable, 5 rooms, with 2 er you pay inside the include taxes and Insurance. — Shown by appointment y. home on PetiThone $550 Down floor. Furnace partial basement of] furnace, on Sylvan Lake. $6750. fe $l,130. By appointment only | ved street, is a , New Ranch Suburban Approximately 1‘ acres. 11 fruit basement BUD" Nicholie . room room. trees. $2000 down and 850 per floor, ss in W days. SILVER LAKE ae Plumbing etc., ts $750 DOWN on this new 2 bedroom vieeee. furnished Tarare Fy privil $0,500 full price. for ONLY $50 month : sooner, yours apartment upstairs EM 31-4236. 100 ft. frobtege, nicely land-home, large iving room, kitchen, @ month. INCOME oan be arranged. Don't miss i scaped fot This is a 3 bedroom NEW 5-FROOMMT HOME S utility een ath, The ex- real estate and insurance seeing this-one. home with a different fieor pla: terior finished. dry wall is 187 re ; —Good location” Cc. SAUETT TERRIFIC BUYovr * #9 Mt. Clemens FR n soot — Apts. rented. 3 automatic in very good condition, large itv-tnetalied nd wiring is done Full REALTOR ing rm. with fireplace. Forced air fine payments of $435 $36.97 Per Mo. Eve. Mr. Meiser »-B004 (M50) |GET PERSONALIZED SERVICE basement 36x40 - 7400 mirnfand Rd. ol} rateaces, 2 hot Water heaters Cute as a bug in aw rug SEE Us with fireplace, perimeter oi] iM 3-4236 Lot stze 308 a i aa Zoned for oll heat, storms & screens, Terms Built in "$4 4 Tooms ‘and on neiencs heat water heater vent PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE + ce ied . - WE WILE busi fuli bath wall of] furnace, rr: 204 C ED. ARDALF rae GILES REALTY CO. fans in kitchen and bath Automatic -heat and hot water CRESCENT LAKE. MODERN 2 ~~ UAT. “STOR E , tile Moors, lot 150x337, size AUBURN ‘HEIGHTS GEN Attached 2'o-car garage Lot Build on your lot a lovely 3 Youngstown kitchen tiled hat! a neighborhood of fine homes bedroom, nice itvable dining room foundation, 22x32, church- FE 56-6173 on 92 W. Huron wood floors, near schools, shop bedroom starter home with 3 pe 8DM Lee located in =a 100x190 Immediate Small 3'2 room home, needs Ree house with 8 ftooms-and terge kitchen, utility room, full posses- some 3 blocks away, yours for Open§ to § es bath, well, septic, wired, auto-community near Lap eer sion $28 500. Rests ping and traneportation work $500 down, bath, kitchen and bath ta done in the deals OW ICE OF FIRE SALE MODEL OPEN DAILY & Sun matic hot water, kitchen sink and stock and equipment. $14,900. $8- $45 and that IN- plactte tile Very neat and = all interior studding. Exterior all completed. Priced at only with 8600 do wh. Ask for 17 BLAINE riced at $9000 with term CLUDES. TAXES AND IN- Out SURANCE HARVEY WILSON Roy Annett Inc. John K. Irwin Oakland to Blaine East onometic gas heat, oak one Bice k to mode) between (Oakland pk ber down, fieors, natu fireplace, two cat CLARK REAL ESTATE paved Only $0400 BKR | ontcalm) strect. Brown. REALTORS garage, with ei: Edw. M. Stout, Realtor iF 46492 or FE 44813 ' eet Castell Realty 2% FE. Huron E Sine (821 W, bregon Lapeer R D. RILEY BROKER miiaabeth LakeRG FE G1i8T. K.G.H MPSTEAD L.H. BROWN, Realtor Open Evenings and Sunday, 1 -4 TIN. ‘inaw St FE 6-0165 101", N. Sales 4 1302 W. Huron Open Evenings ‘phon ton pen Eves. till 8:30 FE 390s Huron Ph. FE 2-4810 i Chris Hornbeok Cal) OA 8-2618 Co-opecstive Real Estate Exchange 102 E. Huron 1382W Evenings, Eve. FE P1808 OR FIFE 5-448 95 Oakiand rE 50458 . 'James Hart Fy / THE ee ; 4 x ; PONT IAC ee SS, a ’ 1956 se ’ . : « ; Saleaps _ F THURSDAY, Sw ‘57 ot Sale stems _ For Sal ‘ For Sele ake Prop 44| FUNNY BUSINESS by Hershbery my te bene 53 Taaee 55 AHousehold : Good Ba — HousesBARG _ 43] LOON : ron on f. GE. ir WN. R os ores ou ia eucu. f beater, bane bites * SanoGAIN Ain | ae es ST ; | & :rarer. a. 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Goods 5 MOVEDVED HOME You ssessi Pingel wee miles Out cr Valeace scuele Bor gs. itd Ww ale Householdisehold ge 7 eeuSella orner cimutele y I mmedia basement. canalse: Tecra proper a, table ae aS11,000 2 mal: eae id & ise te Po t es, and we parcel fy 000 A PY ealt will Attensahome. — jlning uf "brooks les divid) ase | Seve IS AAhe LLL RADIOS, tiques, pred rd as enjoy ‘Tiled Spee| eng ti)spre ing. 490,00 i N players. NO GER ATOR cor rey ek Centertine, : Toom im and i “ies HILL wee oe ee| Pe eee | | ¥YOU NEED _ Sass"? a in this at. el price, am an HEN witn —cANISTE ee carne tbe —~ a, wenden S| dtnceeen wus down, 120 AC ylv t APEX dT $65. sLocem ‘7-4000 : 7 wits] ome iio So thottand me onth aterraece KERES) R Sa OAK! LA RG onths libes oh tillable lower e_new, apo OF ne ; rcket, ease Fe el ‘in All . In O ARLAxD UNTY'S oe Bri Bri Pont mt or ip ga satan toe ealt yi r You een it auie OU. ECTIONtad Ne eres s. 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Other, ou eens! — Sill eee Next H OTEL 102 le Bank , D fake frontage" cree plat: ine Cranes A activ waner mals MODERNIBTI RAYT N een 1 Beha} wet Bay f ParsaUTTE, one ER ted. propert:Baceller i fot we épide oter 1 oak ae p ] : ipd the design, Balage total Peete 7 F ge DS Lake Jn Be ecllal= s A mbie T r l W = Close TR ths Re sosen Men ou. makes Samances BRICKS PULL OO fronte DERN bdo apartment Same * pr igenwa Pi honire , T, fh itesOh Ti maed leseyes | chy aville,” down building el 2 t Soionte ne UeFloor THE ui excelien t andy. —ares. vouch alty, Ortous Brick LOAN 5 ta ce. 1 TOR is eve bi aes Pe LISTt wan ei OMMUNITY LO. $500 as Ave. Re 3 wag vision. bie E i renc AN 1, REE EIS ceca 00 _LOANS ir re subd! Free MULTIPL SERVICE _ E. 8 2713 Niake auto ONY 2.500 hc! a FARM “R SERVICE sPasesiatirlh at Sa i 2 os TRADE takes ¥ le tht tent scan bes autofl cd VY r heen jOALOW le bed LD potaeg UET. ealt | a) bath nee a Di nie e. Arth Co mpton. carsPaese eptSypelle chi VM el § lenLiv BUN BUT nr’; terms iota i Ta outba aA ouRaelaine gate. voom field e IL WORTH NCA tare woo etsyZaye | wE fee Re ae can pirmingh mieectearmeBloomf\ or pric ny Fee see wet Tym, N : se Pei Attractive y shing le two bed withA, vely lpia ofl eet FF or | guipediccera stock neemincl ed = —— a | 355. DATE Oo § Cow - .| full no _ ing room and auto -0883 includ | AY EircTR Rea ee SSSecs ince room Nice| eepees satan rE ca tered chock¥ Buu ss oO == Peon 8Co AND wee ov | 2 aes modern beth, fuben: rm | wall foo — ‘ioe Real xchange aah won't he sine 1 | Servic ish cca . srt ea = pe and me oak orn ratte atete = HUR is et | pportunities | ST 973 therent. =< t to mate Used pice less = screens, bu nicevs, aa er LOTS. ae ph alr ricerule cay, einen000 with Badvino_ Listingng Rervice. BAR adelea| r es)Lo | te oe eh anni [AX EXCEL EN s ry ee een door. eptional. aeted = term TB EER. Ww | —— ___| SEW wacT | Sebauaen LONG LOW Se Mets) will on c+ =— ‘on bus nese 8 a) conan LARG RAMBLING your cat ——_™M = e ty Co Eres ainNIT D | FOR RST Chic gallon Eo NoorANDaRAK a plans, IT E AV = r tac Good ee frigidg_ Sale Land wortSALE, Huron owt LECTRIC,FE eeENING ACHINE. Erbe aterOF2 DRUMS250Ss| ~ etion rooms, $11 value, any other tools, row ERS, beater, Hydramatic, white ; a: Age. potato er rubber,| 23 top, tines wm booting. Layaways ‘ tires. Thie is truly « auto- showrooms. Michigan Piu-perce eee Jee, 25 Tam, ieve, bed pote pans ; mobile at the astenishing “low scent Ave oS eis te vk LD digger oo “nibver 2 row botale | KELLV'S HARDWARE LARRY Ee of Thue i! People's Auto . z CLOSEOUT SINGER. THAN | YR. OLD. too, Beater *, ibber. 4 nee po-1 Amee M beha Aebure : Exterior bireh saxsex% total of $77.84. an tore WL. & Minoan Miller, _Beights, FE 9881). d ‘ sonsole FE Ee. Senler. ; rn . “EVINRUDE MOTORS. JEROME Beet ee Mr i Y =. a Fritch & Son Auctioneers. Oa | © ang ELECTRIC FEg Piywood Co. 1488 Baidw 20gainGOANTETY, weir Nat! | ore 64|64 _ For Sale Pets 69|_ #2614 peepee rience. Chrisee FORDee Ave, 2-250 pe as FURCHARE, SaSale Store Pet ta ee heaters, Equipment 2 ee DEAL esHORSSEDnewerAili $19 $48 oy eg Pe sand bo. fae scien COMPLETE sale.DRIVE-IN8956s. LhGel rengaold.© ga seme cood whe 425.| anreeey“Dairy,eatEquipment.2 FarmWiig # Marine Service,1. 2606 Or | “FOR MORE THAN TO30 YEARS A ul ‘TRADE-IN eo teebell OR 32000 ment for OA Twins | yrs. Very hunter.eagle teins. Fn _chard’ Lake 1A. ___ GOOD PLACE BUY : DEPT : : Restenrent, 17.8. Washington, | _FE 2-1718. __| Machinery, -iture and | ~ PIBERGLAS MATERIA LATE 1950 TON AND A HALF : UES... _Ontoi rae _. | WEIMARANERS. 3% MOS. OLD.| ic A top sale throughout. 3\6/ To hae your boat, deck, ete, Ford, stake truck. or will trade D t t : Mortar Mt FORCa: 's.sae r. cant ae _ i ot [oehunt! ag : . ba Fe34 Williams, . Prop i retall 1960 Ford halfton pic ‘kup to trad ig emons Ta ors _¢ 7 3-0601, Exec, REINFORCED i 2 am po nary Auctioneer, for goes Mu. P. — oo doors & 2 doors. HMard- Phone _) coupes and station wage ae FIXTURES ete LAVERRBOARD SALE STORE | WHITE Mick ALL PET Creek. EE For Ma sane il for sale. Por further information |_“hop. @ 8. Astor. FE +4433 __| For Sale Housetrailers 78 pS re one ployee call FE $3677. Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 ONene | LATE a withSork “pester, , vision 21° ie 4a qtase ft LL et “our. Quality building =| GROCERY §, MEAT gs 1 | 27 1890 ANDERSON ALL-ALUME | 34" it, DUMP a PoLL | «| Whitewall” MAHOM AS ECONOMY” —07 8 9. $13. BM 368. _____. majerial os your sexs for sale. ; num, Lot 15 Aubure | times Briges rope papa lie e785, will Terms. AS LowaAS E HITCHES 308 ce stn Auburo id. ‘Auburn ome. oe ee . oe Heights Trailer Park. FE5-OR ox | 3123 Perry Hid.‘i mile.N. of Ov beuse St OR 3-26 we 2 He mile FURNITURE CO! DRAW TIT! We carry 8 full line of | §-2401. trained, Burr-Shell. 8. Tele-as 381 8. Saginaw st. CHROME OF CADMIUM Plywood, Fm gg rage Rav]ar ae RSIS : owang. oll tamk, storage box. | ey now — eee ' condition, A MICH. 5 kind that bolt to the frame} PAULcui gr. Cyn. LUMBERUMBER co. a ee _ Hay, Grain & FFeed 71) fes00""LrSxcellent i-s00 Pull price. | JOHNSONsory : RD ~ W—¥B6—nOsE AND 16 YRDs.! all makes of cars , SFT ai Gan ew | Sarcraf metal poate, Tee-Nee b F t I green _wool_ carpeting. oe 32178. F. E. Howl oes Dixie Hwy a ire Sats. ~ Sele Goods 65 | 4LU TYPES op HAY. FIRST & |’ Gioaview Treller b LIKE Wetee | craters 5 s carts. Bo “TOS rie Spe nC. Wayne Gabert's FENCING electric a ome $8 ~ | socom epg, .glse straw. Wil] _ghimmons we. _ ve aan | LINCOLN MERCURY AND ‘SUPPLY i a "i 8 --: ‘—MteT BE sdI . q ia 5 = ‘ a ‘oe - of Shee eer Se Gate ieee Sa i | Ri ter ee a xo ORO ARD 230-65 Norgt io eu. ft tel $188.00 fence’ filtings. “Gates. “all sizes VE ON DOORS. WARWICE'S, ™. OURS: BUYS ‘ei anelled MA Bow bamber.| Seligs ecents Srtioned sth | Pt Aenea bes | FE S-0485 FE 4-4531 M 95 Motorola 21 in. TV made to order. Gratam e, | 2678 Orchard Lake Rd) ____ STives Reo. key OF SPALDING TS. IST AND IND. CUT-| every modern conveneince includ 3 hrs. on it ae aes 51 Chev. tractor $395 fe acces’ Sc $230.95| _5445Dixie Hwy. OR 31458.__ | SHALLOW WELL PUMP 100 GAL. | MAN'S REO. SET ting “nay. MAple 8-47 ing awnings Living room, 2 bed | 3-733! before €. OB se & | oe er. se sens $20. rge doven gas o5/FOR “SALE. CHEAP. 2 L AWWN| water supply tank 465 Brooks. | trons. $40.OR 3133). FoR SALE A L TYPES OF GOOD ty ttt! | Livery Boats—Boat Paint| 50 Chev. cab & chas. $295 jorge auto. washer $188.00) Po*sTs, bev's bets a pate t. MERCURY MOTORS | "hey Will deliver OA Hitchen, “comalelety wane ca ‘ 'S1 GMC air tractor $795 anowEiRe tine 39.96 ‘Nore “Soineh auto, elec, | FE 66412. aw aicce ane serum. | SALES AND REPAIRS [Mae ree CEMENT WORK, / executive Also 3i-foat Pontia Oars and Accessories "sia 5| renee 179.95 FREE ren } TOILETS $1005 ita | faucets ond, gerem. 98.00) S good | he 3009 «Gregory Rd., be ‘$5 GMC Suburban $1295 fee sity ‘Gligns, 70" cHooss Washbowis with «fit 1 ates complete. with . ores. | ANDERSON HDWE, | _Singenville. ee ers en oe 100 Slaybaugh’ S }’50 GMC van lessees $545 | ‘ thbath trim. $14.95 50 val-TELEG 4 yas. TO Pay ; aeLge Be ° with nee we,faucets, These are tactory sec. 10 See c For Sale Livestock72| mites. Phone rae toragnats pe oust? Ontund ave "Sie $19.96. se | | PONTIAC'S ONLY WEL > BILT API STZ GAS! 728. Saginaw a Lay se ay Soo a = ara, "ate 8 ARS | CHINCHILLA. REO. anrmats.| _Lineoln aw % Rewer 7% = EXCLUSIVE ri condition, , N ble offer declined GOVT. TYPE HO Serre R Sc Is A Ce OR rE eats, fal FURNACES | STORM ‘SASH am te Pee eae be moved from prope oe ott twater DEALER zines | a TRUCK GHOUSE j7-IN. ELEC.) Of} fired, gun type. New, 84,000 — Pa automatic pistol. Must have po-4-YR.-OLD PALAMINO 16 = @ ft. No irgesonable fer a 95 1% LF jooreate Oakland at Cass stove. Exc, cond, FE 4-8045, TU. $220 complete, Any model. LOW wipricel lice permit to buy, Will sell both | Gelding. Matched peir of Roan| fused. PE 5-14 a ae. eee ax ta GAS DRYER. 8U-@. estimates on duct work $60, "A:1 condliton. Waiking horses. Black Quarter /~ oxthoat iy ia HUDSON | + ears Terms. PE Chestout mare, Save ave low . 898, me. 2 old. Just like Call horse. jump-fis AS | Runs good. F ui aad weeper classical “music iprary. C2, in bestand faucetshaere 4 Talbot Lumber | eS LE HORSE. “NEW SADDLE. Trailer Sales SHORTY HOOKS ALLSTATE AUTO INSURANCE | reed tal les, Washer, studio| os For wet becoment wes Tuevereel, | #!1 ToPsot, oR fa bot water heater (oil), $15. Delta . ee eae PLACE (Pounded by Sears Roebuck & een: Fe A f. Ee sn tes Send, Gravel peer sere: eee ; _Dao Auto : :, y 2. seers 2. Insurance 904 couch Pir’ 2-404 Pee de Saginaw ‘s . we B.P.8., Gold| washed Mg wg tye Jolater $18. FE C201. 3608 | Mewert Coaches have salons: ue | MBRCURY Aoctigg D egrons Call Jim Boushell,§-7754. iH —£2.). 7 PE YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT Las. | tubs. $49.50; B grade toilets, $1 ot Pie 1025 “Oakland Ave.| Z) TOP SOM, CRUSHED -| aeate stick popan.| gers, full st mak" insiés | @oreEERe Rien ia For Sale Cars 1 FIRST QUALITY 5 Fr BAge-| Be Satine Plaster Tone,| anytime. G. R. nt. FE Grace dows with storm cae Oe ee : side UNABOUT WITH i 32x21 double sinks, fits, ane 4-2622. ray BURRO. tov a Sed tables $140 up. New dook-| dasins, from $1096. G. A. Thomp-|FYPEWRITER,ROYAL, QUIET | FE é.1li2 or rE 24812. aie ve e285, = walls for stronger ‘construction. | "16 bp. motor and epatrols, OR “ Buick SPECIAL 3 DR. rul- case rd beds, complete, 80 onSoper. ene deluxe, like new, $6950 FE) {1 TOP SOIL, RICH ca SAL ON TRADE. GUAR.quar | i De hhinigns 3650-48 3014, Reasonable, __—_ fil and| $24; refrigerators $25 up: ranges ‘49) FoR )MOTOR. TIRES AND| _2-2106 dirt, sand, gore. dirt. | Pee norse kk mare. sorrel Also ‘the 47% ft. | upstal WANTED Be att By ln cl peta eon tirt ocaag | OLED GSU GE Wi. Als | cath whctea FomrsonavEr | Soe-etaises Tt" | feteear ints") -ALTMRNEM gaNom “Bob Frost : ; Is ; 05, AS! atories, value lies, OA I tie : |S |" gun Flash vet'| showers.s complete faucets | fii qim and top FE +200 | a) ae EM dioetie ses, strobe. ft) ew sith tol, Granger Rau tn 33158 87/ up new chrome 18-27-30-Tranepoctetios asoretners OFFERS ee Living room suites. $12.95dlgfiee| ap Py Meese | tate Orchard | RIVEWAY GRAVEL DELIV-Noun ooey "Five. Point, 33:5 end 6 ee ae BIRMINGHAM Up, bedroom suites” $40.9 up,| 2assy “"* Conition. Phone FE) sree are slightly marred, Michi. | CRUSHEDoy ee Sites, | HOLSTEIN COW| AND OME | General coaches now room suites, $10.59up. Many eS ake Ave. —Ra., near = EASY arage Doors Lipo pee Ba song | SaEVRAT oe = LOADED HORS E soci) fam) A Gores homed CLEAN EE OUR’ PAYMENTPLA Berry steel overhead factory sec-| Bolens Cj caoerdigs bes mies DRIVEWAY. PE 3283 FE) Saddle chestnut gelding, Call : ; USE OUR Y-A-WAY We Buy, sell, trade DL oma Come | ones wan Crear — Lares Paar a pe los " 3h vo te _ American pred. MAiA 6-6605 =| 3@ trailers or more on our lot at SERVICEMA ra Pentioc “1 9 deer selec . from u pol tea I ee = feos oe round 12 (seres et modern door on your garage ‘conta xu —_ aks idea Mowers. SaIVEWAT ona 1S-PILL, Be _Wanted LiLivestock 7 73 we keen few aa traulers eat | "ee h Pearce, 32. k 2 Super 4 door poecs bm t opr. than ¥ + ' OWER black I vered, — en ~ door Eeee Bd 3 -SUNDAY to's ou : tree” “ am . : caRTON! mae res FE -aL Aue | TO ed Hr 5 cena apie he FROCE 47 A — a ne. ons 2 ‘4 z 13 , 8 ertimate 0. ‘ mM) WANTED 8, Gomoach a door.. reeue L&S SALES CO, ¢ mi cast of -Benny ‘Doon SALES CO. EVA DRIVEWAY | GRAV! SAND, | hogs. est Jor me, Maple $2208, chigan Eagle -lead ber_ver_F ‘53 custom 8 2 door... Forrest Jones. Bottle : or 3 gl oat ot Bet er DialBEE et | Sheor PR east For Sale Poultry 74|) ‘mile 8. of viske_ clon on u4.| Wanted Used Cars 88 "S2 Mardton Coupe... $048 TOP SOIL, ViciITY | TF ford Trailer ean offer door “ INCINERATOR. FLUORES-v5 PER. SALE: 5-9241 GAS fixture 1 summer 2X08. -GEC" te #1 FOR Seed ape Wholesale on-|—more_for_less any ove wiLL CASK Windsor | oi | ALM shtathng’ toaras. 8 Opdyke, oostinos. time! | panty PAY ~, Marden. 7 re ag light FE 6-2002. pga Bae Ore | or retail. Pict up or deliver ft, | WHITE EMDEN GOSLINOS. OX. PONTIAC CHIEF |" Yor late. model stetion wagon ee 4 door. ' ~ |G & M SAW SHARPENING SERV. Ra pereM ‘Must mate room for | PE 2.2065, between 9:00 and $:00.| Sow "ry, “Besa two miles} j.reei a's pinesT MOmILE | Must De good buy FE 2-476 b Pe pe i For Sale Miscellaneous: GO _Gresses, sizes ¢ and 12, #000 80, 1%" USED PLY. aa ee ee order. GRAVEL, SAID & PILL. L. | of Commerce. -ING CASH FOR ANY MAKE OR LATE) Lincoln “S4 Capri { @FT north Sceseene tient fonsSrentals) fell Nukerscueaiitewal (mower Weses BLACKETT’S | Sale > Farm Eq uipment 76/37 TO % 15°, azprooms | “morels. Reonomy, 22 Auburn—_ se 4 *« Kupere, mr Creoks rd. PE 1-821! parts BUILDING SUPPLIES PONTIAC LAKE 1 BLDRS SUYPLY. q = hs itiry Opriow At WANTED: SCRAP CARS apri Coupe ened and : i : 5 ALL PoRPose (2255 Wal FE 53-1835 MA : ss B b I * enairs, $18 WE 208s BEAUTY — apy ‘© VARIETY __ | 8161 Dixie Hwy. Clarkston a & mortar, Trucking. OR FERGUSON now presents the new UP TO [-ie poog ‘& CHEAP le) Frost, nc.. PUMP. GAL. TANK. “ACh ATOM. ears. ays or eves. AND ALLTYPE , sous seels. "450 Gablond means a] §-8928 GRAVEL, BLACK CASE. SARATOGA ANTEO” LINCOLN UMERCURY AN nmcrnic |uesscheld i SAND AND ee rented, r lar Ave i USED OUN “TYPE OL BURNER _airt rE 5-9089 of oR 3-2807 INDUSTRIAL tan FARM pont pgertathes 2 a with LATE moner cane CLEAR 850 S WOODW ARD 3 ‘HOLLINGSHEAD VARIETY | and controls 00,000 BTU. like Looe | . SHARP ; ANCHOR FENCES | Store. 7 miles out Baldwin Arm-| “new. ORlando 3-462) after 5. Wood, Coal & Fuel .67 roapene) fe” icae of reccnsueioned MONEY. WAITING AT _SIRMINONAM |. se j FHA approved. strong floor cove and Maec-O-r re) ae BL. ; ure ‘ MI ¢-2200 JOrdan ‘ Loge SUNBEAM These be — NoFREEmone ESTIMATES. FE $-7411, Lac paints Phone FE_1-8025. UsEDcond, $80, FE FURN. DRY BODY 86 CORD, UN- =. SnINSpOeERVICE mo csaionshomes, nae can p ; i 4-5429 *TRpDEINe WANTED deferred pay- eg a re es proved tor ‘use on ee ey es Call FIREPLACE | CANNEL COAL TEREest RAT soon ail dims payment Seale “—-HERE No Beale Co-Signers! eee is. 630. OR value, umers lines. $98 50 and $119.50)These Stace Boast after 3-3 | wood. uelSpeedwayFu Oe Oak | ~HOUGHTEN ssSorta Sea FRod Fon . = ! URNERS. #1 $49.50 STG lands and Sr & SONS HUTCHIN HOE are slightly marred, Also electric USED ELECTRIC chard L Av a any make Scaead chen car IS A DEAL Immediate Delivery! : Take Ave?eat or model, clean : oieSHOE ROLLER 81 oi) and as heaters ¢ “—— | 428 N. Main, Rochester__OL 1-0761 or truck We buy — sell — trade. f D-FEROUSON MOBILE INS If you want a '55 Dodge a! Direct! ! dest thes or _eent, 383 elon Ge eeL_ — = ah heal~~ | 9900. TRACTOR AND bew. terri Orcha: ulthiee Ave ee CLEARANCE.ne ae BEASONEDSLAB _!mplements. Call PE Coronet fordor with pow-Pe ' 4 MAKES. GA 9 wood. 3-61 FE ¢sies, *B TRENCHER. MY HOMES SIZES | Geitvered PEROUSOON |EITCHEN,CompleteCABINETwith faucets,SINK.$139 #6 val1 GA JAKE TOUR30 PICK MOie34 — wa, Troee, Seeabo 6pa . Take over payments. OR CHEVROLET erflite ae come 7 and No Finance Co.! i BURMEISTER | abin -“ terrific values, Th ; Plan rees. rubs — = ixie iv 3 tx8\" Plasterboard . 0123 = ciigntly transit marred Mich: | CO 28 W. LAWRENCE. PE s2ipi | (07'S A AAA .BUYS THRU °56 Dreyies, Piains. OFym 31208 OakYand County's Fastest drive this one and get Buy Here—Pay Here ‘ 4x8% Plasterboard . ......-$155 tean Pluorescent, 393 Orchard | OgeD SUMP PUMP. $16 KING" SHADE TREES SUGAR MAPLE. EE’S G Deal our price and terms. . ME :i 4x8 Plasterboard | $175’ Lake Ave a Bros, FE ¢0734 or PE 41112 Tall growing beautiful full color-AT L ____ 80 8. Dort ‘Hwy, Flint _ srowing Dealer 4x7 Plasterboard $ 19% KITCHEN SINKS, 24 X 21, 62995 ' 59 GaL. OIL WATER HEATER.| ing: excellent trees for street or| Clinton oa same. Se ~ up. | -4@ PRAIRIE SCHOONER HOUSE-€751 Dixie Highway ae 50 OTHER BUYS. Y’ALL CO. ‘ 4210 and 4212 also tn stock. value, $12.95: toflets, $38.50 val-al, tank with eccess. $%.| yard planting. Will ed, all} These new 'G| trailer. Parked on nice lot. Will | MAple_5-$07) Open nites “tl 9 he . | te, 0,08: lavetories. complete re Far baled and burlapped Michigan's — top prices for your © finance. EM en THE “HIGH H DOLLAR. 32 Dod $395 NATIONAL 25 Ib. Crown Coat In. Q .... 933 $1405. These are factory marred. OW INDOW! SAND _ | a re. Fol re bei piigided rotary tillers, 20 ap, T il Por, high ge ee 50 P be Boceosancs $195 MOTOR AF SALES : Ra Joint — in Q ee ey eran Arcee 5) KITCHEN C ABINETS Pieler seatoia Wheel horse 6 Snems Pane Tal eT 3 will pay you weil. 4540 49 Morar cee cesene $163 m have trom = ars tape... $ WEY Windows ~« double hung, vents, Econom w CTCUTY coccccee ie" bee ee ot me RNG T ecanoeOak and windows. and Kopotet aes #10, tractors, — i. VANW $295 CHEVROLET 2 RA- % 116) r at ant sliders picture aed 3 to a ail Hoon J. ELT , 50) Hedeca, 1081 DOOR, | pete. “olteSer cee ag Cs ary Riorse ita nding ge XC ange on sine” _* | 39 Hudson ws Fseeves ie ‘a heater, $296, ae hate tase flooring, ($140 M.A guaranteed Kuchen cabinets, FHA 34 months srs, | pat al. Flat or enameLath! : in See on __For Sale r price! Pi %_ scr De S ware ob Baye fr pigecre ieee : sen Bre ae man on Rock. (ome and Us LLLP Reet 6 swe AY pe er '50 hrysier ......-oc 3 ( RAI \ . roc ver « . : LPP LLP PetsLLL 69 teelo. type mower,E 6129. ANDERSON“Ré : ss ee are eh | MYCChrysler $445 ‘EN Hes cue rhecraniper $7209, -bulld anything | Window Prices—Our 28th | ,gcnno MALE BOXER, 18 os. | Jom teas sy ph ghee DETROITFR: Wrecked & Junk Cars | +53 Plymouths (2) 100 ft, bag 2° insulation $425 BLACKETT'S Year in Business old. Brought up with children, |. sprayers, 3 MP, reg $158. spec 1 v last Side Auto Parts 6 ’ k BUILDING SUPPLIFS ae Spence i $30 FE 71-8354 mrs A CHAMPION ast-< 1 Chrysler New Yorker LINC OLN-MERCURY ME 4, S dukED “ FE Pike 7 MAKE SURE IT'S MA 58-5811 “OXBOW WINDOW:CO é WKS OLD THOROUGHBRED | brake ep roar seerden best GREATREA TAKES . : FE S6R55A0TOSlPOR &"52 P1 ymo uth Fordor ; Cass at 305 Ste. _ E fig] Dixle Hwy Clarkston 10265 Highland Rd — MS® boxer puppies. AKC papers evel). | arias BURMEISTER LAROE WELCH BOODLE BUGGY _ __EMpire 13-4082 _ Further int Call Romeo. Plateau! arge trade-in ot dest lerms | BEEMER RAED sed bodies, OR 3-08871 93 Mercury—12,000 miles cs curv ay DR Rs — Clean and very. good cond. FE "ty It Yourself 61) Reliable varies bye parte, Fom || 5 and 3 bedrooms. 14 to 61 ft afier 6 S3 De Sotu--2 & 4 doo! wher but A-1 me- Nortt E er Cn =e WELDER, 5 For THAT PET PROJECT also grown dogs a we a ‘i 1901 Ponties ............... foe # to 8. as -oH mame uy a low prices, see Montcalm Build-| faABY PARAKEETS, $1 50. i983 ng ARMALE (CUBmw FFaac sTOR. oe igh: ome COMMUNITY 0 Ford 106 Mansfield ot REO of) i mow-| and Lk. 19s .. 8t Werndare stot | hie LIT ivage, end Case Elizabeth Cass Rd. . Nedese ATTENTION | ¢ ad at Bor Fog ead ee yl opto -ni E . PRESPRING“TE | neva Pron OF: | fundave «8 t'6” Clow every | q AT on | Sh Highest Bolte Sten ack: | ange 7 rr 2 ener! = MOTORS: Desotn Dealer oo rer Com : Ruavon' 7 Michiean, RTTGRiodraywre PUPPIES. left biocks . y urs ud. Py moutt CLEARANCE: or vt JET WATER PUMPS, 080 08.0. A. Cameras, Equipment | 61OIA gates __OR 3-9296 oll LIS rat lea ITH Ot Second nonce ‘2000 Bersiey | 803 N. Main, Rochester-an paeeen toer Chrysler “Ch NS STUD.>. quindre, taupe to Barci¢y. Nie pine “TIMBERS Thompecn,_99_8, Ferry __ | =n COCKER SPANIELPUPPTES.| rear scraper, FE 17-8434 ‘54 CHAMPION 38 GOOD. CONDI-OPEN: ‘TIL_10 PM. Coe ee 01 | 1648 Ford 9x12-3"12—12 ft. thru 24 LINOLEUM....39¢ YD. lemme BELL AND HOWFLE CAM-Champion sired FE 8-013) MASSEY -HARRIS PONY TRAC-| tion. 62.909 full price ORiando Olives +031! BUICKBUPER 4 DOOR RA-SE 1959 iB Bargains on all used humber. te FLOOR TILE 1x0) fc| era & projector GE light meter. | 5 aisHuND PUPS 12290 «MT tor for sale, with plow and mower 3-1023 ; ; ore M&M Motor SS| aioe ic Weater ee Ae Today's | 9x4-2x6-2x8-2x10 — Cleaned toc Wall TILE oe FT.| light bar & radiant screen $135 _Clemens st _FE 2-6418 | _MY 31223. _ 1558 PRAIRIF SCHOONFR HOTMSF-: special j ed RECLAIMED BRICK $3 hiram 0 a5 PAINT $16) GALGAL. | _3 mos old CAMERAS99 Monterey = PARAK EF a5 a iS i SE DalT RACTORS ~ | trailer 28 aij Callmodern #-1600 2627For ton dollarHwy on late "OR 21003 be Frost, | | BEIGE & Chev. “S8" Afternoons. CYL. } Take BLUE 28,8 New fee ee, OUD ANTLFREEZE Tee | EASTER is cy Oren payment: PR | Dixie pte Bob Inc. 4dr. $1278. ransage pr SMUVH'S. 287°S, Saginaw | Bought, sold. traded io babies, new cage book, shan NOW THE TIM ) B GENFRAL NOW W'S A COM-|WANTED. JUNK CARS A + | FE 6-184) _ LINCOLN MERCURY AND ‘46 chevie 4 DR. INN GOOD RUN- pede: lengths fee | CAMERA 591 St. Joslyn WE HAVE eR plete of homes tron. FE poe be ali . 8 EPPERT'S SHOP. Fourth off | alg! On new iine mobile scrap Phone 8-1431 ning condition, PE 58-0887, tee aneathina 310 OLD GARAGES REPAIRED TO) $7 W Huron FE $6615 | MALE COLLIE. 2 YRS. OLD.| MAKES PRICED TO SELL. | 39 ft to 48 ft single & Soe CALIF: BUYER JIE RE CONTINENTAL DEALER CREDIT TERMS pe eel ad i ba THIS WEEK 850 S. WOODWARD | 7 CHEVIE,2:-DOOR, ERCET- new with LI Kev, owbienune,Lnorghidioetbrae! at ui PeePuig ae garees ic aN | pee Musical ALU 62! Steels a papers, ae A3} years old oe | | PE 01M KING BROS FE #1112 con tinced> thet Geer ey iser Heeds 100 tate Re Bring | apy go BRMINOH Orden eo 1 rests1 Lake Rd. Cari Manaing. _ bids. insert, fone aw : coors’ okie Goods a s2s._Marnet_ models. e220 shingles Sale oat "AND a Accordian MA 4-3456. Call between am . ‘ 5 ft. demonstrat title sb waiting | Several $395. os ge an bach 5 ostimales a FLYER TRAINS qeaned tree ry Deginners “vith Tee 6pm YOUR Lt DEALER priced to sel 200d ‘used ale oe oe rete rr Beas 4 DR. CLEAN. = Le MBE R a 4 NUN ELN. | sons, Enroll ay. FE 428, FOX TERRIER. ‘PUPS & GROWN | =-PONTIAC RD, AT OPDYKE_ raiiers, as low down. | FE 2 . rr = - SURP L cs Authorized factory serrice end) a ipassador Olds Cornet, dogs. Bred Boston, Skippey & LLOCH CHAIN BAW8»s DROP | _| Genesee Sales, “2101 Dixie Hey 48 BUICK ‘SUPER.= @00D ~ CON MATERIA ALS ALES S CO., genuine factory parts. Free test ANTIQUE VIOLIN, GOOD TONE Biack Peke Also male Maltese wocuLt ace ‘em at W F. Miller's R T ile Ss 79 WE “NEED mae dition, FE #7300 0 t-Tr ae on factory analyrer . : 145 years ol¢, FE | podie & biack male Peke. MY wn ent, 1 en ral ver: space Choice ' $240 Highland Rd. (M30) OR 3-7082 TASKER'S 63 W. HURON 8T |: and wood. ee angen P Love Bees ot 36 | LOOK! - "CASH FOR PURRITUAr MEDICINE CABINETS, LARGE 20 “STEEL HAWATIAN RCA WEIMARANERS 11| Mile Rd.) Birmingham, Mich.| TRAILERR SPACE POR RENT 55 PONTIACS argalns a ; FE inch mirror, all metal cabinet, cS ECTRIC Lith = very good | weeks $50. 1500 Ray Rd, Ox-one Midwest ! Completely mod. Sidewalk. cement SATEROOW FIXTURES.YOUNGS. $795 value, $395 Slightly marred | guitar & amplifier in ford. Off Te hy. ary ann, Ae runways Robbins Mobile Village BODY BTYLES ° NEW CAR M24 ALD =a kitchen,Hot furnaces’ and gas cabinetelarge and of lights | _ OA AND “AMPL IFIER | PAPAKEETS Ea hoes Mich.SERVICEChain AND Distr. 8 Elit, at FE \f & M MOTORM rT yk | LE : _. 08 C + = 300 water Oil, Also with medicine ELEC 8-2054 CANARIES. CAGES | SALES. Saw RENTALS Lake M50 | SALES coal. steam selection witnout cond OUITAR. ~ Rd P i . at erce vm regain Mict i= os j — = na es Sellers; automatic water, neater, New sliding triple door units.all "sso MYrtie 26981. ___) and supriieg_ Crane Bint ety | MY dima 18 Front t_ MY 2311 | gut 80 227 Dine Hey. on 31m) TR AT)P [NG | 53 Olds 98 Conver Accessories Crock and Coed peteBros Ate Orenert tere] FREE! FREE! FREF! [PARAKER TS BABIES | AESCH7) Sremiteet ee AUTO ~~ Wanted ‘Used Trucks 89 ies ae Fairlane, 2D L hs = GLASS SERVICE . 1755 r. SUPPLY, NEW Free accordion to Mth FE Closed _ Ortonville installea while vou welt liars MODEL 1% OR 2 TON| 1994 Chrysler New Norker ear.) eee BP ERIGHTSRd FE #5431 2685 AND USEDgas FURNITURE any boyaptitudeor gir! who would test to $91 Ean; St 24025 Ou U NHE ARD » OF PRIC ES | Ole use the highest grade of | “tractor FE 3-0770 | re ho nope _Lapeer Refrigerators, and electric! hike xekEre rE tpecreins IF We oO ue | $5 Buick 2 Dr. “BARN FOR SALE. —sieating and cook stoves and we-| join our accordion school for this EY 8 PET SHOP Cc cod’ rubber, ex-| Kiass Free 1 Ib of coffee to & | wt power. que le ring. 14 Buick Rivi 2Dr 3-930 Termeser ee hi ees 3 come sg rena oe wih areee a\ diivc 50 SoS < : ————— Ba EM Scusteees | i ee5 ctor Ls |228_voorne's ee ee eat nae | Seem-it A i __For Sale Trucks, a 90 ve, irodie rear apeaher-\astent || (3 Ui CABINET SINKS “FROM #$58 95 TRAILER EXCHANGE. FF 2-3200| (18°. Huron St St ate ian*h. agree eae var 8108. 4133 ne “at. 8 122 Oakland. Aste Glass Coe 47088 | 1083Sl Canvaolay GEDIn CELL: wall’ tires, Beautiful. super (wo-> ie # ia ane ney Boe $79 M. ALSO OND SPINET ORG +aOPALINES. CANA! ’ . FE ancient: — : Pl 54 Pontiac Tt; Bae me evans OF ‘NEW & eyWk Fil” A140 | PANNORD. Ge" Taene sates | IS, amy ai saaa | SelM cre a| wawre, POWnR, PAR POR || gh Hatred oer a Fe a to'mention Demo.: | 24 Chey. Bel Air 2 Dr : _ Need PORTABLES, WILL ET PIANC, CABLE, POMMERT TCA evrole E 3 . i COMMERCIAL . 1 PalAINT EPRAtER adjust, ofl and grease any meke Bach. comersOL} Deche0 AL ieclrone, PE oeTire ee fencina, i x a For ‘Sale 802A leer ET<4 FiTRACTORerfect cg.| | Fizmouthweek's specialSadan. °53 62 Cpe. v = big 3 a1a spains: win on Ties 2“pur ye COE. This{965 economyPiase | Cadillac ph w 7a pam Rank, "20" sewing machine within » radius | Ss e,. howl = Avena wail odbp.|) amen hee: elton sess Fiymouth wustien Wagee, | 95 OS 88 Sedan pain ie wo Re aty hose. Inger: of Me ees, os huburn A | SUREBRED COCKER PUPS, | _ tires, El eeu\Waire ty RE, 34053. bet 12 web NEW AND URED ‘ ms aeons SOs malc_@_femais__PE_¢6i0 _ Auction Sale 77 | year. new. $1795 plus tax Ex-| J EEEREY ‘FORD SAL ES] ‘ftrietiy one owner. Just, the alt 53 Olds Dix. Holiday lee POWER MOWERS. ROTARY . m. FE 49656 REGISTERED BEAGLELEPUP. 3|~~~~-~ A RPP change 50]8. Saginaw FE 4-0687, “OA 8303. Leng ach eee or pe! hype 53 Pontiac Catalina peer PORK, HALF AND) TILLERS. POWER SPRAYERS ) TUNIN MR | _Months old. PE 47153. Call after $.) ancTionw SALE. FRI. NIGHT B & Goop USED TIRES. si.s6 UP, | -—_——— | pleasure,’ camping ai |, tenn? Opdyke’Market, FE, A deposit wil] hold one. T PANO edeee REGISTERED BOSTON TERRIER. | B Ayction House. 5089 also white wails: 603 8. Sacinaw 1963 Pontise @ ey! 2ar. Putty | 52 Chev. Sedan yea | parments available. WF Miller| _Archenborn._Oxfor Polar re bang] or Otive | bet Drayton Flakes, ond Water 4-0681 St Oe ») Beulaped* mewutts Condnien|°8) Dodge Sedan | ‘ —————— arden and Lawn fquipment,| PIANOTUNING AND REPAIR: | >.ih16 “Betore 12 or after ford. Lovely blonde mahogany | Goopyean FIRESTONE, Goop-| PLACE A “LOST AD.”| taippes |'52 Dodge Sedan Saaieet SINK AND 2 WALL 3 § Woodward no 14/ tng, OscarSchmidt.FE 2-5217.. FO TOY FOX TERRIER PUP-| ‘ining _toom suite. Maple studioi rich U 8 Black or White Side| * "SO Buick Sedan , cabinets,EM 3-4802 | _Mile Rd., Birmingham, M1 46526. | PIANO SERVICE TUNING AND Ri ies, 7 weeks old 328. Marshall:| van Davenports, Chairs Walls. Off New Cars Full Guar) 11) EE 2RIR1 for an ad| 1933 DeSoto. ¢dr Firedome ve tie CASHIER'S DESK WITH 10 DRAW-| — NEW GALVANIZED" ’ PIPE | repair. W. Kelly. ORlando 3-3114. Ls TOY FOX TER. breakfast a Linoleum Chins antee up to 50 per cent off, | ‘a! -ot or an at Auli Caries RAH. lww? tires. ers. FE 5-6273 or PE 46310. iu in (21) rt banat Ilse ft RENT A SPINET PIANO WITH weer puppies tn ro Febinets. oir nike: Des re'| Standard Bires . | ; | real nice car CLARKSTON FROME 4 cahetoe * aupriy, Sava eine Neal shail’ before afler Water “Beds lec 8 WHELLIAMS recover loss, FE JAKRNS : cmos aeweg save SAVE PLUMBING. S| pe * vues sctsila haicree 2: pm. or |. heaters, dressers, 451ED Saginaw at Raburn / to a Dial Pour chairs and table, $60.95 17126 Saginaw 5-2100 account. Gallagher's, 18 FE Ru-chests, springs, mattresses, ¢ ___ #51 8 Bag t . A i a ; wel ind QUT CANARIES, ow machine. Rugs, asphalt hy EW | ?. Wr . ; ‘males and females, FE «7186 tHe. piano, gas and elee. stoves. weed Wipe. Chssp. LIKE N 2-8181 for an ad-writer. MOTOR SALES | I CADILLAC sepne hed ay y | men's INBOARDroller i PR Size ali FOR | SALE. kt dx “OUT | Mise galore. Sale begins 6 30 f: 39 8. MAIN ST, OLDS : : Moye 1 meee j FT white BOATekates. 8 | TROMBONE Cometa, took,” eqmoare —_FET7e) wae ee ee Orie | poxER # COL Laneh room, nested waga, Bal | CXC MOTOR SAt-ks Say “charge it.” CHR reine PLYMOUTH Cats at Orchard Lake tnd. be cony of thesd extraordinary ONE 18 FT. KELVINATOR DEEP ee | OY MANCHESTERPom.| ™°* at) 4 303 anu! RN AVE “ : Sue hy Dally : AND Ms JANA rk m. So a Perot a pateie | PERN, WOReng Caen | Seren ee OR HIS | Gage Smet be ve a rEeos ce . Pa) ‘ % 4-s / i : f wa , “A ; ) 1 a an + feo Jer a ee uy ce aoe f Py Bee gules Pe EL a ; é = SSS SS TOT ai SSS agen ie A ‘ al For Sale. Cars. a “Fer Sale Cars For, Sale Cars 91 1983AT, ‘4 siaLIGHT. washers, and -, ¢as saving éigettots == ee 2 [OOK JUSTABEAUTIFU: 7 A PONT. STAR Chief, 4 dr. e@ e@ oecne rere 1948 4 DR. EXC. ME- Haskins Chev. cage condition, Radio, heater PARTIAL LIST & Hydramatic, Good tires. Best mage sae .. Open bites” ‘ale _ offer takes. OR 3-8763. Mechanical Condition PONTIAC 1651 8 9 DOOR. RADIO, er hydramatic. $395. $10 dn. BOOR.| TO 232 S. SAGINAW OF OUR _ Warranted By ouon.be Balle, nt ter,: (omPowe own two tone new tires : 0b actual a ee $18.35 55 Ford Convertible Bob Frost, Inc: For the BEST’ Gown for tax and transfer ONE-OWNER NEW CAR ‘Tha ivory sunliner hax @ biack take over small monthly pay- peey..: ute. Aransmisajon, radio, LINCOLN MERCURY ap and ir. eke one alls, and looks CONTIBENTAL DEA ments. Call FE 8-152. ~ “fo and DEALS” oe Mr, Black. Rogers Bales and Serv runs 5 aes! 830 5. WOODWARD TRADE-INS In “WHEELS Bo Auburn Ave. _ 35 Pontiac Catalina BIRMINGHAM 1986 CHEVIE 2-DOOR LIKE NEW Warranty insured throughout the United States Everything. FE 8-063 SEE THEM NOW greet sree a iene ivory and My ¢ JOrdan_ ¢63933 #800 Elizabeth Lake Rd. Car) for one full year from date of purchase. bon ‘4 PONT.CHIEFTAIN DEL. pe ; ing De GOTO, ¢0H in and Bricetoday $1845. t ome. - 16 DE Soro, <« tseh0 e! jake vet | Message for High School and/7:25—(2) News. ° Je tenon pepo MRS SUERENG MITTS 200 Fetice, Tatteene 1 s 11°x9'7"" EM $106 00 $§7.50 College Students. (4) You Bet/>:39(2) Good Morning. (7) Plan-bd ’ Ar, EMMA SCHULTZ e GREEN SCROLL .... 1.66 se cice. ° A Harkness Pavilion suite has | ® 1413 Weshington, Lin, Ph. @ ves ; x z Groucho) $885 TY mars. Your Life. with ‘e@ COLORSET been reserved for a great man’s | Marx. (2) cee Show. cata wee re: ° KATHRYN 0. ROSE ue Stanise sa@o —-—sPORTADLE MIXER $89 x29'5" Heavy Quality BEIGE ' $369 25 $965.00 hip operation in the fall; It’s tee Cummings plays Bob Collins and 8:00—(2) Cartoon Classroom. (7) . anh” teeoo M. KASTRANTAS = & Embossed Leaf Pattern ...........+.....-. . hot for such during the summer. | his Grandfather in comedy about| Tittle Rascals. $ Flona vacation Sve toceeres Dewree | RTe eeamaatal, Gere S| . lity CH ARTREUSE. ; Though everyone denies every-| the ‘old man’s love of electrics. 59 sana | Kangercs © SAM SWORE SIMOM NEAL 210 Devis Conwell em 9'x23'10" Heavy Quality $408 00 thing, ‘the redhead who ducks reg-) gadgets. “Wide Wonde sand. OR e Me “ us bowen BB. Embossed Scroll Leaf Wilton ....... : ularly into the Wadsworth avenue 8:30—(7) Stop the Music. Musical |9. 99 a, paneer Rao e@ $520.95 REFRIGERATOR © “SPRINGCALE” SET ay. math on ~ . ' TONE-ON-TONE $ entrance of Harkness bears a strik-| quiz with Bert Parks. (4) Drag-!9.s9 (2) Love Story. (7) Heart. 0 MADELINE M. GLAND = SEBMORD,?-— YAMOWSKI om 9x20 -ON-$180 00 ing resemblance to Arthur God-net. Jack Webb stars in Los) throb Theater. @ 20024 Lintiefeld, Deweit Lies MARY BRIESCH © 23504 | =e Grey eee eee ™ e 19437 Rese ¥. MRS. J. OGLESBY trey.y Angeles police drama. Police '9:58—(1) Faye Elizabeth. @ $500 LADIES’ BULOVA MRS. NA MAYER 1961 €. Trey, Ferndale e H lity U. $. Steel dors “‘Lost Weekend” hunt suspect in $200,000 robbery. 19:99—(2) Garty Moore Show, (4) $ KATWRYN suLTEs 335 Combridae Or mt Cl eucg FLINT CUTLERY 9’x10'8" Heavy “Qua it $165.00 Oe — Gre Ding School. “ty ‘Grond/ BLUE mt. 2), Dong S MRS. mania. LEWCEAR 2202 w. Doren VICTOR LINDSTROM | § EMBOSSED WILTON Ce eeny enue: JON" 10:30—(4) Ernie Kovacs Show. © pRaNees QUAY EROS 17396 Prov Ave. 1s 0. PatTe $8 9x34’ SALMON $306 a N 10:55—(7) News, Story Studio © 17964 Henry, Melvindele FLORENCE ODERFER 1131 Maple, Flint » Do-It-Yourself “Pale Horse, Pale Rider.”|1).96 (4). Home. $ AMMA WOLGEMUTH 19715 Lemont, Deron NORMAN ITTNER PINK FLORAL ... : drama of woman whose life is|,,, gnats e KITCHEN. ENSEMBLE ESTMER E STRIGHT . , : : ruined by recurring dream that gril ews Ace) Robin = S $470.85 ELECTRIC RANGE Bynon pavwe was. Borland.2 Deirsit ef 9x5’ BLUE $135 00 $74.95 \ she is being pursued by a phan-|,. 2.” oOMRS. M.S. RENTERIA Svc Oe ich eae Aa © TONE-ON-TONE . a 11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. © 1552 £. Congress, Detrolt Phances Gawantycni Sasna teed . ‘ ar Robert| FRIDAY AFTERNOON — $ gaog95 agp FREETER © ADA MARKOWITZ.” {215 Kersingven, Dow 9 | 2'x7’8"” GREEN $ 90.00 $42.50 Bring Them in by the |) Chip, Leo G. Carroll, Leora|#:00—(2) Valiant Lady.(4) Ten aww rox, 5 | MaMNEW thon sng. MOINS 2— TONE-ON-TONE .... . pg Bagful! comedy about campus faculty] Comics. S STERLING SILVER SET 10048 Milton, Mosel Perk MRS. ranef Rhyhiono 3B 9 x5'8" Heavy Quality CHARTREUSE. $135 00 $44.50 Open Evenings ‘til 9 life. (9) Picture Acad-12: aS ae oy 2 ad MATT aon ans, Senay CROWLEY. LeMARRA, WILTON _.. aed . r Dana in “The Chevigny Man,”| nessee Erme. (1) if UClOCK gneve = 10276 Rd., Ro ae yameng An Motion’ soe Alice 20088 MARIANMA EMBOSSED emy. Ronald Colman. Signe 12:18—(2) Love of Life. (9) Alice ain) D * H E| t j Hasso, Shelly Winters in “The Through the Looking Glass. = tow AnD, sini + «= OMSEO FLOOR LAMP CHARLES WITHERS A ; 12'x6' Heavy Quality GREY © $128 00 $59.50 ampton eciric Double Life,” actor becomes |12:30—(2) Search for Tomorrow. : lomstea eats GRUYZELIUS — sans. CHARLES OUSLY | MART © unAN ae EMBOSSED WILTON ’ 825 W. Huron obsessed with his roles and while) (1) Feather Your Nest. (7) @ was. € R.MUNYON Mag MARIE RENAUD JANET ZAUPMAN os 12’x5'8" WILTON $, e x $ 80 00 . playing ‘‘Othello,”’ strangles a| Beulah. (9) Small Fry Frolics. § : orximn cau 4039 Stontord. 9190 Yorkshire,De waitress. (4) People’s Choice. |12:43—(2) Guiding Light. (9) Fea-= 21301 tanea Detrolt Sead Corin, Derrest owste Tague Uk ° EMBOSSED SCROLL| : Sock Miller doesn't know Sgt.| turette. orn HELEN H. WILD MRS. M1: MILLIKEN | @ Sf MUNTZ TV | Bestest ine Marines 'a tndy 12212 Laden Day. 14) conn. & HR nee Woe tet ME an tw Bi Slcattees 3 ff 9'%5° BLUE TONE-ON-TONE s 68.50: LEE 25.00 he her | Kitchen 12610 Creo .......... SERVICE when invites to visit him. Coloriand. (7) Charm $ AvTomaric enpiee Covrweed, Derreit 26772 ° Leaf Pattern Jackie Cooper plays Sock. (9) News, Shoppers Show. © RAPARA M. LOPEE an 1008 Ackior, Woyne e ” Member of Oakland County }9%30 — (7) Down You Go. Wond)1:15—(4) Fun to Reduce. : a won ® consote * sigue eat sifein awry 9. 30 5 ARK with. Dr. Bergen’ Evans, Ia: 30—(4) Jean McBride. ew : ' MAKING OWENS e EFFECT Lae $ . $16.00 Electronics Association game 30.00. _ host. (4) Theater. Brian Donlevy,|1:35—(4) Fran Harris. © CATHARINA GALANDA eee ee penen 501 £. Genesss, Dy 38914" $135.00 $94.50 FE 4-1515 Richard Denning, Richard Erd-2:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis, (4) 8 Gersy mocaczewse! MAST. & THORPE | ORS JN SiyNOR x : : ee man drama of detective Hour of Shows. Stars on 3987 Pine Pr mas nol. ANROMEUS coaret ° FLORAL in on| (7) @ Grove. Huren tt SUUErER ROSE : i ee trial of public enemy No.1 in} Seven. © $759 MEN'S BULOVA 23663 Fordson Dr e ” oe : c & Vv Tv 158 Oakland} “Double Trouble.” (2) Four Star 2:30—(2) Linkletter Houseparty. $ xen. b. MeNICOLL Lpedrairdns aucnaay pginypcheaorob AA nopiss ° 54''x72'' CARPET SAMPLES— AG 95 -$15.00 ney Playhouse. Author discovers love 2:55—(4) Herschell Hart. ole Adige eae ch KintUey ion prod laren Values Up to $65.00... we aD — — 3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. (4) ' RCOLA C. FRANTZ ker bows " se *YColor!, NBC Matinee Theater © MAS 6, 8ARABAER | 312\Conley Are. Aloomer Tatap'Vouphon Brot gf 27 x54"" RUG SAMPLES— $4 to $B te. | (7) Afternoon Film Festival. — $ Wugn ac a “2, WOOL BLANKET 19977 alo : Values Up to Mo $20.00....... ' '3:30—(2) Bob Crosby Show. e mta Berbera, Vel. riiEN GOLIN MRS. JAM e wow 1 See Hampton for TY °fs ms Tees, | Be? ordven Hy, Detrsit nape + Gr, ° S MRS. EILEEN PELTIER 8464 Menhottan, BATHROOM SCALE e TELEVISION—RADIO fm res ees” Seer BE ..21 SOLD AS IS-ALL SALES FINAL! e jinerw } REPAIR — SERVICE ff Free tone rial |: ST ize esi. Rope | COME EARLY for BEST SELECTION : $175 MEN'S BULOVA coaces PODSADA MRS. WM. LEININGER © ioe EMEASON ADMIRAL : MASA Mas. Epeta mataseaat lle Plccwent Lr. Brigh. Sa pate a CBS GENERAL @ GLORIA COKERMe OEE * 16184 Freeland, Detreit 7 & Greve, Ypailen4 e ® ALL WORK GUARANTEED e COLUMBIA ELECTRIC . 323 Chestnut, Wrondotte-ELECTRIC SKILLET tows” TeWousnr 3 ~ DUMONT SYLVANIA © SETS OF ISWARE mas. t.pan toraSR. MRS. OL. _ Seanes we th 8 = Bussard Electric rome Arnie UE ag eame rian, Hinge” Rta : ‘ ; P e 4 eyenne, Detro! iter. Detro F Lokenointe Dr, Phone FE 2.6445 | Taveeaetos IS | 3 OAKLAND AVE. FE ‘567 84 Oakland Avenue — Free Parking o Watch Next Wook for Ust of Ded Woo : HAMPTON’S : : LAWRENC FLEISCHMAN, Inc. Member Oukiand County Electreniec-TV Service Association ~ $25 W. Huron . secececcevesceceeevercescosesecescsecescoaces e es) 2 ; ’ a iat ‘ q : ¢ : L Oh! GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (INS) locateda miles southof Blanding) ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (INS)— One of the biggest investment|Utah, 1996 for $1,000. He hoped! Albuquerque 1 rene ROCK, Ark. @® —When Francis Lee Jones, a 20-year-ld/ ‘BLUEWATER, NM. @ — The|Dreaks, we never would get the i woman,Whe A in thetahard and engee = young | a it as a copper producer. |. past year, has @new ambi to develop in payoffs recently history occurred WORTH, Tex. «Police FORT with) Hepitied ‘aavecgeleaiiig had te rooeliencess .—— des. the Happy Jack Uranium! break up @ 8NGiwhen - Arkansas State “Prog ened gral Bank ogre go, made by Anaconda Copper Mining|Pessimistic = ——s win-| no ee aoe cx avg er Mine was purchased at Grand) Erieis sherung ene Marian Kent, 23, says her-work avoid trouble, the State Bank |climbed through | |Co. to weigh railroad ore cars and) To a restroom. duties on im-|., , «private eye” has been “won-. for $25,000,000. vindictive” import wrecked. The tavern| Junction at State Police headquarters,|the bar was ltrucks hauling. uranium to the!in India’s Pakistan branch in Ka-\dow taken by the ports from Northern Ireland, E. W.!derful experience” toward mar The option six hours, and then got was empty except for an 18-year-, was for wall|hid the rachi has taken down out | firm's big mill here.. in the Ulster House riage counseling which she hopes “I only|Barlu Oil Co., of Dallas, Tex., on| Jones charged in a State. Police car, old youth who explained; to build wind-/map whieh showed Kashmir as)away The company had Cocear! : , to do in the future. by Joe W. and indignant, of-\came to deliver the hot. tamales.”|the mine owned breaks around the scales. ‘We! part of India. Embarrassed \. bs WEDDING TOKEN —Prince. Rainier III of Monaco will dis-| tribute a bronze medal to all of his subjects after his marriage to actress Grace Kelly. Shown above are both sides of the medal, de- sngned by French artist Henri Lagriffoul. It is being made in Paris. Date on the medal is April 19, 1956. 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