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Hospital Trustees Reveainese Hunt — urther Tabulation Delay; oe a 
on Bids for Addition Wing" UP Area On; ah 
Fear Foul Play A further delay in the start of construction on the 
$3 million addition to Pontiac General Hospital was 
Officers Joined by Gis 
in Widening Search for announced last night. _ 
Grand Marais Woman   
  
  
‘General Motors 
Expansion Hit 
in Senate Report O'Mahoney Questions 
Right of Corporation 
to Enter New Fields — 
WASHINGTON (## — A 
istaff report to the Senate’s 
“big business” subcommit- 
tee questions whether Geri- 
eral Motors should be al- 
owed to expand freely into; _ Architect Leo L. Heenan told the hospital board of 
trustees that the final tabulations of the bids submitted 
last Thursday will not be ready until May 10. 
An unofficial total of low bids submitted topped 
$4,000,000, and Heenan and : 
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        _jany new ficlds. ommendations of the architect -f also says GM should|¥*T® originally scheduled for for a 2l-year-old school- 
“4. =. ,|presentation to the city .commis- teacher missing since Sun- 
cut prices of its cars and sion last night, but this was later day night. 
other products in view of|postponed until May 1. Miathorities teaved thas 
what it says were the com-| Last night's meeting of the inateicle. Puttick sk alee 
*s “extreme high) hospital trustees ahd Heenan and 4 : 
a ly 8 iis consultant was held to seek jmentary school teacher at profits” over the past eight) an answer to the financing prob- |. Grand Marais, met with 
years. lem of the addition. — c fou} pl y : : 
: oe The report, made public last] Willis Brewer, chairman of: the 2 Pentine Press Phote 
WASHINGTON-BOUND — Madison and Washington Junior High Henry Clay, are shown boarding the bus. Besides White House and [night by Sen, O’Mahoney ON es eee aren Miss _ Burdick last was 
~ ninth graders left this morning for their four day trip to Washington, Capitol visits, the group of 200 students will visit the Federal Bureau |Wyo),' suggests further study by/nad doubts that the wing could jseen about 8:30 p.m. Sun- D.C. Here (left to right) Jay Hall, 211 Navajo; Rosalie Lake, Lake of Investigation, the Supreme Court and the Bureau of Printing and and the Justice © vos ‘ day , ata ‘ Congress Depart : pane . ose : to be taken to seek a solution, Angelus; Tom Huntington, 989 Noithfield and Sally Warren, 100 Engraving. ment to see it action is called forleay our’ : intersection in Seney, 26 
, to curb what it described as a|™, oo |miles south of this Lake . ¢ : , s ; . , ; rend toward monopoly by the six- ‘We will have / do some tall , ‘ i ; 
' Deer Hit Killed : billion-dollar corporation, world’s|**dying.” he said. “There may be Superior fishing and resort 
; s od Ont ae coe Ot Sues village. She was hitchhike 
, "in Flight Across Lae he gplen » ing site bien a1 le . s a : * ing weekend with ’ 
| Judge Tells Area Justices (ates 22 ace of Local Courts 7 2, S RUSSEll Predicts js nurace, et seu ste The perils of a mechanized age ge fae one a IctS |eve at Sault Ste | ae , le ee eee Okay Bill to Relieve “ne end Marie. eae 
In a circuit court decision yesterday, ptobationary|few remaining survivors of Ook State's Circuit - Bodies federal aid|@ 9} Fy State Police said searchers, in- : 
powers of justices of the peace-were upheld, — herd early this morning. of Big Dockets. ees nk —— -® number of lumbermen-. ~~" 
But Oakland County Circuit Judge Clark J. Adams ae oh a doe, was a he ' pie hey ; wor = 
= + | cows front bumper of a : Program, cover" on ; ruled that justices’ proba-'-.- on M59, three-fourths of a mile} A bill slightly altering | court because “the | Democrat Fears Benson Scewnen Soni ai Guat : . “hang ~jtions are invalideunless the|west of Teggardine Road, accord-|jurisdiction in. Wayne and Oakland hospital area was) Will Use Old Authority| ‘the ; i 
| > yes ease offender is assigned to aie to White Lake Township p°/Counties was signed yesterday by ' receive a to Start Gn ot pos > A oe flow 
probationary officer.. | ‘The unidediified driver ipperent- Gov. G. Mennen Williams. : Program porthorn Michigan, 3 ts berdew. 
: ' The test case was filed March|ty dragged the deer off the road|qochety of many relatively: minot sonny’ oy tel/-WAdenecrmont. @-Bia Russell] toad oul ar coal or FMOrY. J]Q [2% acainst Springtieia Township|following the collision and co” eases, tee Mt tallarene the ute ba Ae aomcgytrgritinee i: ) ’ 
|Justice_ Emmett J. Leib _by Billy| tinued on his way, police said. The/diction of municipal courts to in- Col. 6) : oe = + 'L. Hamilton, 29, of Waterford|deer was found in a ditch With! «ude crimes for which the maxi- dent there will be a soil bank pro-) Another = 
Army Seeks Approyat Township, convicted for-speeding |three of its legs broken. wuame penalty is « $000 fink and & Extend Social rity on adopted by Congress less - hunt in an area 
of Five-Acre Location /™ * The carcass was turned over t0/one-year jail sentence. . Secu On ~-% Se oo Leb fiscated Hamilton’ the Michigan Dept. of Conserva WASHINGTON (INS) — The Sen- ‘ Manistique, on 
on Orchard Lake confisca Ham on’s tion. State Senator William 8. He made this comment as he|abductor might have taken her 
driver's license for a six-month ’| Broomfield, contacted today in ate Finance Committee today voted) seed Secretary of Agriculture|in that direction to throw search: period ‘as a condition of proba- | Lansing, said it would be “dif- to extend Social Security coverage! pins to appear at a hearing offers off the trail. slabs i 2" 4% 
The city has received a land) tion. Hamilton filed the suit in ficult to estimate’ how’ to about 250,000 additional persons, : 
r Nfa y any dentists and| ‘22 Senate Appropriations subcom- Aiding in the search were scores 
| fease application from the federal] am effort te obtain return of the cases ‘sanually would - be including lawyers, » and) mittee handling the annual farmiof volunteers, quits wat, 8 
“ment for a five.acre site on M B d removed from circuit court’ money bill. Civil Air Patrol plane LJ 
| Orchant Lake avenue for the pro-| Judge Adams’ written opinion| ay e Revampe diction, __ |¢riticism.” Rassell, who beads the sub- [copter from Kinress Air Force posed new U.S. Army training cen-\confirmed justices’ power to im-| - Broomfield said the bill will apply| GIVES ADVANTAGE Road Bill Cleared committee, said he would ques. |2a8e near the Soo, in addition to ter the Commission was told by| pose probation, challenged in the} WASHINGTON —The Eisen-jonly to Pontiac and Royal Oak The statf GM’s dom-| WASHINGTON (INS) (— The) tion Benson and other Elsenhow- Coast Guardsmen trom Grand 
City Manager W. K, Willman last/suit, and also said suspension of power administration seems to be|im Oaklarid~ County, where muni- inance i on eden Secale aad House Rules Commmmition cleared| ¢r administration officials about Musnis and cieen Seek 5: rater night. ~ \, driving privileges was a valid con- ri luctantl 4 unde .|cipal courts have been established. > en ’ . a House Democratic te base here. at 
pon his ‘recommendation, the|dition of probation. moving reluctantly and under var-\"") sant Oakland County Prose- diesel locomotive manufacturing,|the 52-billion dollar highway bill tic proposal wales ‘wad Gide a 
commistion’ ttitructed the city at-lpxPRaesiin CONCERN jous pressures toward a reapprais-|outor Robert D. Long said today/#%4 Its recent purchase of extensivelfor House action today and lead-| vote a ey gee” Te ee ans coaia 
torney and engineer to study the| ‘Local law entorcgment officials |U& &2 Ait Site War, patietes. [many high misdemeanors, “previ- oo Cnntinasd = Ps alae am, a, ‘om bank vague Prest-| was net eunenst Soe 8 
 fease for form and description. {nad expressed concern over this| Secretary of State Dulles pal oye peg saonie court, eee . dent Eisenhower's major 1956] Woman lke Lgl tt 
former saainey Ti area, the [eared justices would be forced f9|chalrmen of the Senate end Howse| Long said teat case woul Outs Se. Saal eee cee ee i area, |feared justices w orced to|cliairmen of the Senate and House} Long said a test case wou U f S R ] d O | plates subsidies to farmers} Walter an j US. Army Corps of Engineers |send many more violators to jail| foreign policy committees in the| ree needed to establish whether se O . 1T ens u e u ” Ato 3 remove from pro-|the city of Marquette, took four 
recommended in February to |if deprived of probationary pow-|next few days plans for setting up| argos punishable by $500 fine f P ti T d Al duction land they otherwise would|Soo girls back to Northern Mich- 
Fifth Army officials that the site | ers. a committee of prominent citizens prs year in jail can be han- Or on 1ac orna O erts plant to crops already in surplus.|igan College at Marquette Sunday 
be accepted. ; Hamilton got his-license back |to investigate the whole foreign) m municipal courts, oe BENSON DISPUTES. and drove Miss Burdick as far as 
The proposed structure will be| when Judge Adams ruled the jaid program. That is one of the|' Governor Williams also signed Commissioner John A. Dugan (District 5) last Seney. Mr. and Mrs. George Niemi 
of a school-type design and—will! probation invalid because Ham- chief instruments -of governmentjyesterday a bill. authorizing cities night continued his fight to secure a tornado warn- Marty key Democrats have &f|said they drove through Seney 
have a capacity for 100 men train-| ilton was not assigned to a pro- joperations abroad. \to establish market authorities to i system for the cit ; gued that if Congress votes the | about 8:30 p.m. and saw the young 
ing in classrooms four days a} dation officer .or required to | Dulles leaves .néxt Tuesday for|purchase and operate public mar- ne wer in the Git. Cc ‘ieston meeting City henersgf roman sp put ote oH FoF the intersec- 
‘ make monthly reports. a Paris meeting of the North At- kets. omm ’ program opera 
It is expected that a discussion) | ca} ‘officials yesterda lantic Treaty Council. There he Sa aREREEEREe : ; Manager—Walter K. iliman read a letter from ‘der authority of a 20-year-old soil The couple said they offered 
will be held at the commission's in-| pressed doubt as te whether vro,|Will discuss’ with foreign ministérs Phil d | hi Bi (the acting director of the state Civil Defense office. [conservation law. Benson disputes)her q ride but she declined when 
formal meeting Monday on &M-lbationary officers. are ‘legally % the ather 14 NATO nations the AHGGEIDMG DIAZ | deciaring air raid sirens “unthinkable” for this type |‘, saving new authoully, is oe an biel nt a only driving other proposal by the National) ,...; . : |possibility of giving that essential-| |, < i ’ Marias. 
Guard for a: 10:acre plot edinouit ~ _ a ily military organization new ro Kills N p warning . that some Democrats at least are| Mrs. Burdick, a speech correc- 
to the reservist's proposed area. ov red free = h il be/litical and economic responsibili-| ine ersons “The solution is to get something not in conflict [coming around " that view, tion teacher at the Soo, called 
Reserve activities “in the areaj.ome sort of structure set up|“e® + PHILADELPHIA ut — Nine per.| With the civil defense system,” the letter stated. dne'suld thnk wes inchubd tn 0 = yom —— a 4 locate 
- = ghee on aime under the statute to assign pro-|— ———— lls (2208 died tv athe -that_wreched It continued by saying that radio and television catch-all farm bill. which Eisen-\ter ordinarily called her ey bale : 
Guard trains af the Armory, §7/°sConary officers to justice courts. Detroit Schoolboy Falls \t®o North Philadelphia dwellings| were the best means of warning the public. jhower vetoed last week OMiphone to report she had arrived 
Water St emery, °"\Meanwhile, without probationary From Bridge, Drowns {shortly after dawn today. Four A week following the recent Grand Rapids (|srounds that high price supportsisafely but, she failed to do so this : 
powers, justices will have to use| ge, ‘persons were reported injured. | tornado, Dugan requested immediate steps be taken [#4 other provisions it contained |time, . 5 — - other methods of sentencing. DETROIT (# — As‘ two young: : “ * 2 find ’ aril a tornado would nullify the benefits he says lescrih pf as 
. ‘Draft Cobo’ Hotcakes “At east. temporarily, th. friends watched in horror. Keviti| The dead included three women| ‘© find a solution mado warnings. will come from @ soll bank. Biss Beciek wee 
= ue eee ‘Reuter, 8, fell from a bridge over | ix chi “T believe we should get a lot more serious aria Savina 2: Mes Steet 6, 135 pounds and having LANSING (INS) — Republi opinion curtais the corrective | ter, 8, c g and six children under 14 years hair. She 
state leaders aid today that the| Power of justices.” jan inlet of the Detroit River and of age, said a spokesman at 'St.| this matter,” Dugan declared last night. “I under- i¢+itj Fears TB at 106 | nit coat bab! slacks and black “Draft Cobo” eaten hs atten st drowned yesterday. Kevin and/Joseph's Hospital where the bod-| stand the Board of Education is calling a meeting : codieh thas: 
ii pe are going) Oakland Courity Probation Of-| John Walsh and Jerome DeSantis,|ies were taken. ’ , and I believe we should do. the same or set up a DALLAS ®—P, T. (Uncle) 
ne hotcakes in all of Michigan's ticer Arthur P. McKenna, whose |both 9, were fishing from the) * @¢ @ committee to look into an immediate solution.” Thompson isn't going to take! Her father, divorced from her 
counties, ,» |department probably will absorb )pridge after classes had been dis-| One of the injured, a man, was The Civil Def letter tioned that it i ht |chances with tuberculosis, The 106-|iother, is a furniture man_at Mus 
jthe ‘expanded duties, said he| missed at St. Martin's School be-|reported in serious condition at e hy: ense pee at 3b mg: lyear-old ex-slave turned up at) kegon fee 
‘thought a mechanism for Justices’ cause of a broken water main. {the hospital. be possible ‘to use the attack warnings installed in | patias Tuberculosis Assn’s. mobile}: Miss Burdick three years 
LOOKING FOR juse of probation officers already) John leaped into the water in a) Three other injured were taken) many schools, offices and factories as a‘warning of unit yesterday to get his free chest|at Michigan Tech and Michigan — 
: 9 exists. P futile attempt to save his friend.'to St. Luke's Hospital. natural disasters. X-ray. State Normal at Ypsilanti, 
A BARGAIN? Chief — Assistant Prosecutor   
George F. Taylor said in his opin- 
ion a “legal void” exists on -the 
problem. He said he could find no 
reference to justices’ use of proba- Everybody is... and a good 
to find ome is in the 
_. very day hundreds of peo- tion officers in existing-statutes ple use them to bring quick ee ‘ : ‘ ; 
for whused articles Se omeemeamoner ore sees Fighting the growing problem of| and we feel the fire tracks would |the fire trucks free passage|they drive through them, endanger-|feet, nor. pull into a fore zone with-| “Because of heavy traffic 
Whe dev't you try 7. Over Occasional Sh traffic’ congestion which hinders) find traffic much easier if more |through the intersections.  —_ling not only their own lives and/in 300 feet of the fire appartus be-|ing in front of the downtown fire 
2% cash buyers called about owers drivers knew of our problem and Paredes doth Ba those of the fireman, but also fire station, sometimes the fire em emergency vehicles is a losing bat- 
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SS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956   
   
            
  DR. RUFUS M. TRAVER Lake Home 
   Will Level Any Place on. Earth + 
  
   
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  these officials were inclined te discount the statement | Boost Minimum, 
  
    
  
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Police Request 
Amendment to Charter 
by Association 
"A reqiiest from the Pontiac Po- 
lice ‘Officer’s Assn. that a charter 
amendment be submitted to voters 
jto decide whether officers should 
be required to live within the city, -Com- 
mission Monday at their informal 
Tuesday on whether the amend- 
ment will be placed on the ballot. 
Re-Study Law 
ion Bump Shops Amendment to   
Zoning 
ordinance prohibiting auto bump- 
ing shops in Commercial 1 dis- 
tricts in the city, lived a short 
life as the City Commission last 
llast Tuesday, bumping, painting, 
automobile association who 
ed modern bumping. methods are 
The. matter was referred to the 
City Plan Commission, who had 
also previously approved it, for 
discussion at their meeting May 
2. 
It will alsd be studied at the 
commission's informal session 
Monday. 
Retired Industrialist 
Dies Suddenly at 67 N. C. 
          fo Be Studied — 
The amendment of a city zoning |9°P> 
_lunder the judiciary Committee 
Under the amendnient passed! vont 
    
GM Expansion Hit. 
in O'Mahoney Report (Continued From Page One)   
equipment, gives GM competitive/h 
his private law practice in New York upon publication of the doc- 
ument. ‘ 
WAS TRUMAN AIDE 
Burns is a law partner of Hugh 
chairmanship of the late Sen. Kil- 
termine whether General Motors | 
he 
larger by acquisition, in a field 
which promises te be of tremend- 
ous ; as future road 
building plans get under way.” 
O'Mahoney in his statement said: | British, Soviets Suggest 
‘Overtime’ Trade-Talks 
- (Cemetery, 
|. Born in Biddeford, Me. June 21, 
id 'the Brace-Smith Funeral Home un- 
wwar era will be held at the Cran- ft 
F ge eeies 
        
    
\Am 
    
mericans Mum 
as Reds Throw 
Party at Tunnel 
  
Chapel with burial in Ottawa P: 
Pauline F. Painchand 
illness 
1922, she was the daughter of 
Andre B. and Fabiola Monisseti 
P ms mop wewnseesstony, . ~ 
She attended school in Maine 
and came here three years ago. 
A member of. St. Michael's 
Catholic Church she worked in 
” 
Paul and Roland Painchand, both 
of Pontiac. : 
Miss Painchand’s body was at 
til 3 o'clock this afternoon when 
she was taken to Biddeford, Me., 
for service and burial Saturday. 
Postwar Buildings | 
in Displayed Pictures 
__ Am exhibition of photographs on   
in the United States in the post 
day evening, May 4. 
The exhibition is entitled “Built outstanding buildings constructed | investigated. 
Delay Revealed —   
‘on Hospital Wing 
(Continued From Page One) 
with the number of beds we need.” 
“We haven't given up hope yet 
that funds will be available from: 
other than the bond source,” the 
architect commented, 
OTHER FUND SOURCES 
He mehtioned other sources of 
financial aid as the federal assist- 
ance and the possibility of person- 
al contributions, 
Brewer said the board had yet 
to meet with the City Commnnis- 
sion to discuss the construction. 
where, I am in favor of going 
jahead with the construction and I 
think most of the board is also.” 
P, Babcock could not be reached 
OK Civil War Medals 
WASHINGTON W — The. House   
  
The National League, in Ameri- can baseball, was founded in 1876; 
the American League in 1900. “It wé can find the money some~|"@" 
jmaple festival. The Day in Birmingham   
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Report $200 Taken 
  Bellevue Man Winner 
in Maple Syrup Contest 
LANSING « — Clive Willis of Bellevue 
maple syrup contest staged by 
New York state. 
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from Gov.. Williams for his tie 
with Dewey Lyman of White River 
syrup entered in the New York 
New York issued the challenge, to Michigan and Vermont maple’ 
syrup producers and ended third     
Both Parties Satisfied in the contest. 
  
    at the time has come to consider! 
  creas stock, River Crash Heari 
Shift to Harsens Island “Ike Rolls Past Stevenson 
plus plurality 
son in 
                
Willis was to receive the cup/i 
Junction, Vt., for the best-tasting | million 
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versy-.is ,scheduled for release 
May 9. , 
(0° @'* 
Producers Clarence Green = 
Russell Rouse said at @ press pre- 
view. yesterday that the film 
brings out “one indisputable fact, 
that flying saucers are here.” 
- * * tagon shots 
“* * a” 
However, Air Secretary Quarles 
announced last October that an 
eight-year Air Force investigation 
of nearly 5,000 sightings produced 
“no evidence of the existence of 
the popularly termed flying #au-   It shows two white cers,’ "The AF said all but 3 ber 
The 90-minute movie, “Unidenti- 
-4fied Flying Objects,” is pegged to 
what are described as official 
Pentagon film clips of. unidenti- 
fied objects in flight. The. produc- 
ers declined to say. how the Pén- 
were released to them. 
_ Clip ‘No. 1 was taken by : 
las Mariana, general comnaeee 
spherical ob- 
jects moving laterally and at the    
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these days at the late Joséph Sta- 
lin there is one strange omission. 
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the dictator’s aviator son, Lt. Gen.| 
iVassily Stalin, and the role he! 
may haye played in the plots and) 
_— of, his father’s leat | 
Vassily is simply being ignored.) "| 
He poe aeme ew pamneriotaly after 
his father’s’ funeral, 
REPORTED ILL. 
There have been rumors that-he| 
in the Lubianka Prison in Moscow. | 
His sister Svetlana told three, 
American newsmen who visited 
her more than a year ago that he! 
was very, very ill and that she’ 
hoped he would be well soon. 
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father’s reign he used to be very 
much in evidence in the Soviet 
capital. He was the commander) 
of the air forces. of the Moscow, 
Military District, He led the air| 
parades over Red Square and the) 
  
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Nations Assembly as) _ 
  Hider of his now forgotten Polish 
corridor, 
the worst and for the past 16 years 
‘thave seldom heen Glenposinted I 
that expectation. 
DISPLACED AGAIN i 
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: porters to their write-in pref-| theater we saw German, then 
_ erence to Russian newsreels of the discov- 
os expected, President Eisen-| ¢ry of the frightfully decomposed 
a 2 dominated the Republican| bodies of 4,000 Polish officers who write-in, He also wag the choice of had been shot through the head ‘and burned in common graves in 
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          For the Poles, the hour of justice | : must have seemed an eternity i ryt a aden’ act 
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ce ete a ae boy died last night. He weighed Police Stage Own Riot |strations. Twenty cops were treat Kent Seeks Aid Funds _ |'ion tor $3,000 in federal tants for. y Surviving Quads _— Airsipe infants Pa both Pr esident ar || TOKYO-®—Tokyo police wi pect iy “a GRAND: RAPIDS «Kent Coun |‘le8mup work carried out by: the © 
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Bronx mother were reported in Adlai Ahead of Estes. 
fair condition today. Moscow will have a nine-story 
+ ae ¢ - department store — the Children's in Scanty _ mote of 
One boy weighing 2 pounds 15 |Workd-—eatering to the needs of First. Presidentia Test 
ounces died yesterday. A second children. si and sounded the riot call. said Monday he will make applica-jtornado,   for the annual May = demon- 
      
    JUNEAU, Alaska (?—President 
ee ~ ’ pe Eisenhower led the field and Adlai; 
> : , « ’ Stevenson led Sen, Estes Kefauver' 
The ‘Jeweler y of Your Lyes / |in first seanty returns from yes-; 
iterday’s Alaska presidential pref-| 
PERSONALITY GLASSES] eee ic popularity contest was: Steven- 
son’ 440, Kefauver 273. ‘ 
‘President Eisenhower topped the 
Democratic leader with 546 in the! 
same precincts from widely scat- 
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“PKnowland of California polled 26. 
His. name.had been. put on the. HANDIWORK — Norwegian — en- 
‘ballot by Alaska supporters before’ graver Bjorn Buen puts “fitishing 
ithe President had announced his touches on a huge hand cast in 
lintention to seek re-election andialuminum. The hand, holding the 
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iremove it. --was designed by American sculp- 
| The vote on the presidential bal-jtor Marshall Fredericks, It will 
loting is not binding on the dele- be shipped from Oslo, along with 
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NU- TSU OP ICAL CO. OPTICIANS Yancy, 7, and Dell; 3, thought! \Gazette and Sunday News Press 
they were doing a fine job of car-|88. second vice president. . 
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| Progra atsy Bouchard and Ronald Moore | best . Sea’ guests orton rman —— en . 
ioe with several instrumental Saturday wveuing in Cedar ‘Crest |St oy" Bauchan and "Norman program hss rg at a hea . vue oor CH AIRS 
Mré. John Turner, president, and| Patsy is the daughter of Mr. and|and Jack Franklin, a a tas ton enlip One a 4 
Mrs. Purvis Hunt, vice president.|/Mrs, Joseph E. Bouchard of Mil- “Detiin Community Center was Shores aire. oe rics, bat we ‘had to buy af $35 ap . 
Scetion of the, Michigan Congress ee of Saber ay ae Kemp, |(he snane sf Sat :neoaption A cosmetic demonstration wasl| | Set Tete Passing the sor: | “ 
ot Parents nd eachrs Bett Ronald, of Nath Seema ie manye=' ind Beverly Hat DS a ae . nue. E Mrs, Bou hard Wore a dusty Sen: Sete oe All Work Guaranteed for § Years ~~ 
NE Fak a tf cer Fyne oonctirveng CEO cnn ne. | William L. Miller were delegates sere WILLIAM RIGHT 
| Grand Opening bride, Her lace bodice featured | wore a pale blue dress with | 1° the sith anmual HHO Sule come 
E- ate oO a niandarin collar trimmed with | white accessories, logg Center, East 7s &, 1” 
& a ‘ rls and sequins and long . oat Keneing. akers an 
: i roe , *. SPECI AL dooees, Her bouffant skirt ex- i gg Snore = eaael: ‘Attending the banquet were] 22 Years! 270 70 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. 
Both Finishes Available in | cette tended into » chapel train Mrs. Little, Mrs. Miller, Mr. and : ! Le - — |changed to a beige suit. with » Ries. Mijer, Mr. 300 MAESTRO COLORS y She carried a white prayerbook| matching accessories, The newly-|Mrs. Webster S. Francis, Mrs. 
es Mixed While You Wait — with .a white orchid and lilies-of-|weds will make their home on Harry Pearce, Mrs, Clarence H. 
== : the-valley. A tiara of seed pearls|Green street on their return. a and age — M. srg 
nd sequi red i address banquet 
ont ea oe ty Seem gen ty be Hemeth cpa, For Brides to Be 
   * * 
The bridal attendants -were 
gowned in ballerinatength dresses 
of minf green organdy and car- 
ried bouquets of yellow roses and Call for your free copy of ‘the 
Spring issue, the ‘Modern Bride’ Mrs. Ashton Emery and Marian: 
Emery will entertain the group at 
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    a r pa Regular $10 4 carnations. their home on Dixie highway for 
3 rp ° || Nadine Boucha ilt the May 7 meeting. ddi ioe Since 
4 . aa 6 salir Nee ' ate e | sai of eeu, eisai wore P a fie d Comp lete Wedding Service Since 1899 
a |) Matrest DY Limca f= ty anne . i 
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ENA tide muvvimmmmnmenm | Miss Pickering at Oukland Hills earce Floral Company 
$ motuers! _|/S Honoree Oakland Hills Country Club will} 559 Orchard Lake Ave. Phone FE 2-0127, . 
| 230 mee ET youn de delighted with our’ at Shower hold its first sormal dinner-dance — 
Quart Self-sealing for wood D nevus BOCA anare sour shsitiee of the spring-sumimer season Sat- 
urday at the club. Cocktail musi == 
will be from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. 
with dancing from 9:30 p.m. to 
1:30 a.m.     - RUDOLPH’S BEAUTY SHOP ) SPECIAL OFFER: 4 
PERMANENTS $5 up SHAMPOO and SET $2.50 | (Reg. Colors) or metal trim and furniture, | A personal and cocktafl shower 
jwas.given for Mary Ann Pickering 
i Sunday afternoon by Kay Justin of 
Orchard Lake, Jerrie Godin of i wit! be entertained while we serve 
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: DPT able was st with ive and mate JouephP. Bales chat | MARY BRAND, Opertog nn FATE MOO | 1 com ee Joseph P. ez, chair- , Opera: . F. M RE, Owner 
PONTIAC GLASS C0. ote Ss ea — Beaiity Salon 
3513 Elizabeth Lake Road (Across from Dell's Inn) ot on an Italian cut cloth over 
blue satin. | 
Invited guests were Mrs. S. R.|   man; Gordon C. .Applequist, Dr. 
Orra B. Crego, Henry Rourke and jf 
‘Edward F. Sullivan request that! 
in advance. |   23 W. Lawrence St. Phone FE 5-6441 
  'Pickering: Mrs. W. J. Justiti, Mrs.| DOROTHY ANN WELCH Infants’ Specialty ‘Shop   
                  
   PITTSBURGH PAINTS Keer Wate, 100K onsen |] FE 8-371 FREE PARKING | 51, Tanelli of Birmingham, Pat) The engagement and wevonlrscratana be made i 
oe : ar é |Detloff of Grosse Pointe, Mrs. Fred, cm ‘ . See the New Summer Clothes for the Toddler 
——— ee arama ———— Randall of Livonia, Mrs. A. T. Her." Marriage of their daughter, Dinner Scheduled oe SE 20 ees went ee ”1\ 209 of Farmington, and Mrs. Leo Dorothy Ann, to Warren K. Ford by St. Mary Guild . 
Elbert of Huntington Woods. lis announced by Mr, and Mrs. | 
Attending from Royal Oak were! {Enos Welch of Boston avenué. He| 
Mrs. John O’Brien, Mrs. James is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Jacob| ‘Hills Episcopal Church is holding | 
a Hildebrandt and Mrs. Charles Rud-|Ford of Brisgol, Tenn.- Following | its annual roast beef dinner Thurs-|] ” 
dell. From Detroit Donna _Dilw their marriage om Saturday the day evening beginning at 5:30 in 
1 Hose most Wall ol and Mrs. V. J. Raymond attenc ed. ‘couple will re eside on 1 Eddy court. (Gingeltvile Community Center. . vate 
= antes —m| Mrs. George Titus is serving as' Gift Shop 
FE 2-3220 
718 West Huron St. Mary Guild of St. Mary of. the! 
      
  ‘NEW! Tn Sy ivitan Lake Area . 
SYLVAN LAKE BEAUTY SALON | Coe me a 'H. W. Robinson, publicity; Mrs. Tom Lombarde and Mrs. Tom Cul- (im Sylvan Barber Shop Bldg.) » FE 8-372 
bert, dining room. | INTRODUCTORY ale 
Mrs. George Albert, president’ of Se -_ - ag my 
; ith Trim, from ithe guild, announced that~ tickets a set ORCHARD LAKE AVE.   
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956   
| Barbara Ann, 
to Louis 
Edward 
Fairbrother. 
She wai 
= graduated 
= from Mercy 
and he is a 
graduate: of 
  BARBARA ANN _L. AWLESS _ 
    ee 
  
Older Pair 
4Asks About 
iMotor Trip Mrs. Post Thinks 
- Journey Would Be 
Perfectly Proper: 
By EMILY POST 
A reader tells me: “I'm a.man 
in the mid-50s, T Was married for 
25 years when my wife died sud- 
denly two years ago. About a 
became” frie   
        
  DIXIE POTTERY 5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) 
For Your Convenience Ope Daily 10 A.M. te 9 P.M. 
Sunday: Noon to 9 P.M. OR 3-1894 too was widowed at the same time. 
“We are very fond of each other 
but she has not quite decided to 
marry me because of-family en- 
tanglements. We plan to take our 
vacations ‘at the same time and I     
that we motor out to   
PERMANENTS, from... . $5.00 
CALLIE’S PRAUTY SHOP 
116 N. Perry FE 2-6361   ; suggested 
Professional Permanent Wave—Gives a Solt Natural Appearance |Visit my brother and his wife who/Schell, Mrs. Anma Hepler, Mrs. live—several— hundred miles from 
here. We would have to spend 
at least two nights on the road. 
“We beth like to travel and. we 
would see a part of the country } 
we have never seen before. Con- 
sidering   our age and   
“1 never saw anything like it!” 
Today is WSK day! SEE PAGES 8 AND 9. ‘ 
     
    
PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg.. Pontiac, Mich. 
Enroliments Available in Day or Evening Classes. 
- Write, phone or call ‘in person for Free pamphlet. 
PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 
  our estab- 
lished reputations, de you think 
do 
  
“Dear Mrs. Post: To settle a 
if it is considered dignified and in 
would like to go,|used for 
but thy mother is hotrified at the|ing sponsored by the re ae 
» {TRAINS YOUTH 
Shower Given 
for Bride-Elect 
Sara Hallock 
Sara Hallock was the honoree 
at‘a bridal shower Saturday eve- 
ning at the home of Mrs. Paul 
Webster on Summit avenue. Mrs 
Robert Laity was cohostess. 
* *¢ «6 
Sara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
R. C. Hallock of Oakland avenue, 
will marry. Lowell Satterlee, son} 
of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Satteriee 
of Nelson street, May 5 at First|¥ 
\Christian Church.   
lee will serve as best man, and 
ushers will be Compton Hallock 
and Robert Stasiuk. 
Shower guests were Mrs. Hal- 
lock, Mrs. Satterlee, Mrs. J. F. 
Compton Hallock, Mrs. —_— 
Edwards, Mrs. Marvin Vest, 
Dane Satterlee and Mrs. banal 
Satterlee. . [philosophers at heart. They have 
___jof our largest book publishers. 
’ Talent Show Seer. e By ANNE HEYWOOD 
(Copyright 1956). 
“I'm not interested in philoso- 
phical concepts,” readers . octa- 
in getting aheed its besinemyt” 
All the big successes 1 know— 
and J mean financially as well as 
end 
built; their successes on firm phil- 
For example, there’s Charles 
Sherman, vice president in charge 
of direct mail advertising for one among 
Or, 
“You 
thing. nothing what you'll cad p_ 
with,”* 
“Then 
about teaching the youngsters to 
find the “something to start with." J: 
getting 
this: 
‘You 
chasm 
  Part of his job is training the 
  a ee a Noe Sia 
and ene which bo Rar 
cessfully.   
by Fashionette Club Mrs, Doris Joseph, Mrs. Oliver 
Korb and Mrs. Cleatis Batten tied 
for the weekly prize when the 
Fashionette Club, sponsored by the 
Pontiac Parks and Recreation ~ 
partment —met Tuesday evening a 
Adah Shelly Library. Mrs. Joseph 
won the monthly prize. 
songs 
when members and thefr ch 
presented a talent show. Plans 
have-been completed for a fashion 
show in St. Benedict Hall Tuesday, 
with Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. 
Edward Cook as cochairmen. |   
  rs.|Returns From Ohio — | 
Mrs. Lee Hill of Carter street]     Mrs. Arnold Satterlee, Mrs. John! 
Scianimanico,. Mrs. Donald) 
Ostrander, Mrs. Kenneth Duber- 
ville, Mrs. Lewis irwin, Mrs- 
Florence Pappert and Mrs. Stanley 
Hutchinson were -others. 
  
‘Crofoot to Sponsor 
Fund-Raising Event 
Crofoot School PTA is ‘sponsor- 
ing a money-making project Fri- 
day at the school. Mrs. Marvin 
Hillman is chairman of the event) »; 
jder the chairmanship of Mri. ing 
Council of PTA. Rctrechiagnts wit ba‘eorved ‘nd di 
— is will - be 
i@. scholarship fund he. 
Pontiac has returned home from oe al 
  
Comina Events 
Royal Neighbors of America will moet | Thursday at 1:30 Dam. at Grotte 
on Weet Pike street. |    
  eh nttad Salth PTE Welcome Rebeksh 
ae rg at 5 pm. in ag ogy Ag on 
Perkins 
3p BG Bes eee 
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    Elect Mrs. Noel Buckner 
WP amily Service President 
  
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child properly, accurately today. 
STA PS JUVENILE BOOTERY ae E. Lawrence Street and o—Priday end uma 
PaMILY Huon ; STORE. 
  get very flustered and never know 
what to say. Will you please help 
me?” 
  Answer: Smile with pleasure as 
you say “thank you” and then 
talk about somehting else. Re- 
member that looking pleased is 
not necessarily an act of vanity bet} 
‘of appreciation of & other per 
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MARK MORAN’S 
Health Club    
    Arrange for Your Wedding Pictures 
i New W 
    ; Family Service of Oakland County 
Ridge, assistant treafurer and 
Snyder of Birmingham, 
-|special ' representative the The Board of Directors of the 
jhas~ announced election” of their 
new president, ‘Mrs. Noe] A - 
ner, 2361 Cove. Mrs, Buckner has 
‘a-imember—of-the board for 
chairman of several] committees 
and has been an officer. 
Other elected officers include 
Mrs. Howard Kaichen of Hunting- 
ton Woods, secretary; Gari F. In- 
grahm of Birmingham, treasurer; 
Mrs. O, S. Reminold of Pleasant 
Executive Committee. 
cated in the National Building in 
Pontiac. It offers pr Ames 
  MRS, NOEL BUCKNER 
    
  BRIDES! Tomorrew May Be Tee Late. 
DIMITRI LA ZAROFF PHOTOGRAPHY 
      
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: _ | dort, 1% aires Pontiae iin 1956 reportedly sold Area United Fund. 
          
         
     
The Family Service office is _ You will, to be blunt about it,/q 
make more money ‘in the 
run! 
If you would like to get going’ 
this b , sionally tell me. “I'm interested| hare y orace the Greek philoso- 
rebel at. philosophy 
stead... 
to the ra would say At lunch the other ie Mr. addressed envelope, care ‘ot Thome list of 
Sherman and I were discussing,|Pontiac Press, and I'll send you|philosophy. 
other things, a statement} Philosophy Is the Key to Success - meme ta 
  
  
nififlo nibi! fit."’ | 
as Mr. Sherman put it, | 
have to start with some. 
If you start with nothing, 
he told me how he goes) 
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   THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956   
_ ‘SWEETHEART OF MICHIGAN — 
   . RIE UAEEE tad vickeny, sha Wh bo tiated to 0 otreck TV con. _ tract and is the recipient of $1,000 in cash; a new 1956 Plymouth; *|proposed $245,825 budget for the 
  Nancy Kovack of Flint, who 
Ree eee aati yay ce will then be presented to the coun- 
S Te ‘Low’ Pay Hike 
Snags Budget Residents at Farmington 
Protest $200 Increase 
Not Enough for Police 
FARMINGTON—A public hear- 
ing on the city of Farmington’s| 
1956-57 fiscal year brought objec- 
tions on only one point. 
The 
Se ee 
pay for all city em- 
other city employes. The budget   faerie ee oe ee 
named valedictorians. Both al 
active’ in several organiza- 
tions including Varsity Club, and 
received bronze, silver and gold 
scholarship awards and member- _   38 up of special assessment rolls 
for the paving of Alta Loma drive. 
    
Sea Theme at Tuesday Event   
‘Miltord Spring Concert 
to Feature “Aquaflections’:: MILFORD ~— “Aquaflections,” is|duets and solo mumbers for the 
con-|“underwater”’ presentation, 
  
  the name of the first spring con- to be the Fresh- : high school into an elementary'| 
SE ce ieesday at 6pm. nl, mee tomalneent salt che ine plas, vials t ‘wader the direction of Eleanor| =#ttle. Hanna and Mrs, Beam. meeting at 8 p. m. May 3 in the 
Beam will sing in ensembles, trios,| Seaweed, jewels and fish will be|"&> school. . hanging above the stage, and one 
. scene will feature a treasure chest. 
d Atmosphere for the songs will 
4 ‘ oomile be reflections in the water as spe- 
2 : . }¢lal colored. lights play on the 
group and elaborate setting. : 
& There will be no _aiimission 
3 yers 0 charge, according to Mrs. Beam, 
; . but donations may be left at tlie 
  
Get Acquainted 
Day; Festival 
Set at St. Mary -ORCHARD LAKE — 
    for Photographs 
for “Finders Keepers"|DY Avon Club   
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Name Area Leader ee here with 
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|'Indians’ to Model 
Our Lady. of Sorrows High, Farmington Is Nearing Completion’ AVON TOWNSHIP—The Avon 
Photographic Club will meet Thurs- 
day in the Avon Township Library 
for Blood Committee 
Mrs. John Blanchard of Bloom- 
field Hills, chairman of ‘the blood 
advisory committee of Oakland To Recommend | Proposal 
for School Cost Study 
IMLAY CITY — The Imiay City 
Schoot Planning Committee has 
liminary cost estimate on a 400 
to 500 capacity high school and 
estimate for converting the present ship for two years in National 
Honor Society, 
Denna Key Burley, with on 
/ presage of 2.78 is snbutaterian at. 
Almont, Her parents are Mr: and 
Mrs. Donald Burley. 
Donna’ has been a four-year Mas Valedictorianas ’ 
‘PATRICIA L, LEE — 
  
clubs and basketball, as well as 
dramatics. She also is qa National 
Honor Society member, band member; active in chorus, = 
' DONNA K. BURLEY SHIRLEY BEHNKE SALLY MILLER   
  
$160,000 Library Planned af St. Mary 
for St. Mary of Orchard Lake. The 
structure will be built on Semin-     on t 
for use in the fall. oatey. Be See ss 
Rev. Edward J 
dent, proceeded seceadea 
and benediction at the Grotto on 
the Campus. 
and National President:. of the |Hearst Tournament of 
Alumni Assn. will be chairman of yesterday qualified to participate| 
the campus, and will| the program for the occasion. Alin the state competition to be held | His iy sory speech was entitled 
gathering of 2,000 is expected. The first soil will be turned | 
Area Youth Qualifies: 
for State Competition 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — Walter J. R. Oiycki, architect,|sneidon Smith, participating in the, Uslversity of Detroit Orators,   
at 8 pj.m. Monduy, May 7 in the |’ ‘John Adams, ‘School, Denby, Northville, 
Birmingham High Schools.’ |Veterans Memorial Building. 
Seven districts were repre- 
sented in yesterday’s contest, 
held at Mumford High School in 
| Detroit. Winners came from the 
and 
  
  
By MARY CELINSKE 
Farmington’ Correspondent 
FARMINGTON—The 1,500 Cath- 
olic families of Our Lady of Sor- 
as their new 20-room,. $345,000 high 
30| school nears completion, session, * © @. 
Already four rooms are in use 
by 124 ninth and tenth grade stu- 
dents; and by next September 
enough furniture and equipment 
will have been installed for the 
eleventh grade. By September, 
1957 all four grades of high school 
can be ateommdated; and June 
1958 will see graduation of ‘Sor 
rows” first senior class, now tenth 
graders, 
When completed and equipped, 
the new high school will ae- rows parish here watch with pride, 
out-county chairman for the blood |   NEARS COMPLETION — The long, low tri-level structure of yellow Roman brick 
- which is Our Lady of Sorrows new high school is almost completed. The 20-room, . 
It will contain 10 home rooms, 
two science and chemistry lab- 
oratories, two commercial rgoms, 
one miechanical drawing and art, 
one home-making, one music 
| Foom, a study hall, library, and 
aggembly hall. The assembly hall 
eventually will become a cafe- 
terla, and although there is no 
gymnasium, the present church   _purpose when a proposed new of 1,200 to 1,500 students, 
|pastor, 
ito obtain ah adequate teaching and paying the bills.” 
staff. At 
Dunn afid Ralph Vigneau are as-' Parochial iedia are paid for) 
ie scheduled to be used for that — the in nuns sad 5 jay! teach- and ‘Maintained by the members   
  Expert to Tak ion Investments W. Bloomfield Library 
Sponsors Public Event 
Thursday 
  
speak at West Bloomfield Town- 
|ship Hall, Thursday at 8 p.m. He 
will address both husbands and 
wives ia regard to making care- 
fully considered, smaller invest- 
ments in 1956, 
He will also tell of the forma- 
tion and operation of smal! in- 
vestment groups he has helped 
form in nearby communities. 
Mr. Call, a business admin- 
istration graduate of Wayne Uni- 
versity, has been in the invest- 
ment business 10 years. 
The event is being sponsored 
free of charge by West Bloomfield 
Township Library for a a pee. 
A social hour will follow. 
Charter Comission 
Meeting at Southfield SOUTHFIELD—The newly elect- 
ed charter commission will hold its 
first meeting at 8 p.m. tonight at 
the township hall. The public is 
invited. 
Ted Hughes, state representative 
for this district, will swear in 
charter commissioners Henry De- 
Meyer, Leo Walton, Thomas Cos- 
tello, Edward Elsarelli, Marvin 
—_{Marsh, Mrs._Elizabeth Molnar, 
Wm. J; Oliver, Patrick Fiannery 
and Russell Cullen. 
Voters agreed to incorporate 
last June but turned down the 
charter at the Dec. 12 election. 
The area has until June 7 to 
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Planning Rummage Sale 
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Thursday.. Members are asked to 
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HERE’S HOW MANTLE DOES IT — Yankee’ 
eenter fielder Mickey Mantle, who has hit .462 
so far this season, is shown in sequence how he - 
gets his base hits. He is seen bere after driving   his running, he out a hit against the Washington Senators yester- 
day, and despite a leg injury which has slowed 
The Yanks won yesterday, 4-1. Prep Hurlers Continue to Pra er Tuesday was ahottter profitable ized on nine Bloomfield errers Milford ‘with 200 and #niversity 
Weeden struck Two no-hit! ‘ded Be. iahetn. ae aabeal| for hn cory tiene | 
jbaseball activity around the Oak- 
‘ land County area, 
\games were sposted on the: score- 
board with a one-hit effort and a 
two-hitter close behind. . 
. Tom Weeden pliched a no-hit- 
‘ter.-as-Praser shut out Bloom- 
| field” Hills, 1-0. 
out 16. Frastr collected five hits 
acnennslicratmed. Ahan: t handset South Lyon blanked: Hartland, | 4-0, as Jim Hock fashioned a no-| 
hit performance. Hock eliminated, 
13 batters via me strikeout route. | 
* | 
inlay iss * Denne Maison 
|hurled a one-hitter as the” Spartans 
‘Waterford’s Chuck Gillis as the) 
\fanned 15, including the Ist 10 bat- | 
ters he faced, and walked only one.)   
is off to a great start this season. 
  
Blue Grass Stakes Next 
Effort for ‘Career Boy’ LEXINGTON, Ky.  — Career 
Boy, winner of the 1 1-16-mile 
Gotham. Stakes, will journey a the Blue Grass, then move on to! 
Louisville’s Churchill Downs for 
who—has had Snead and Hogan 
to Represent U.S.   G. LINCOLN, R.I W-—A five-horse 
field, trimmed from 23 nomina- 
tions, goes in the $50,000 Lincoln 
Special at Lincoln Downs today 
in a mile and a sixteenth test-that 
may be a repeat of last week's 
Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica. 
Three of the horses that start- 
ed the Excelsior are having an- 
other go at each other at Lincoln’ feat is believed to be a new record 
with Mrs. Ethel D, Jacobs’ Joe! , J fated the favertte. Altred| ;at the school, Mickey McWilliams 
Vanderbilt's Find ranked sec- 
‘ond and Maine Chance Farm's Jet! corre 
Trim Field af 
‘Lincoln Downs | ‘Find’-Is- Installed--8-5 
NEW YORK (INS) — The two-! Action a close third. 
man team of Sam Snead and Ben 
ogan will represent the U.S. in, 
the 27- Golf| 
    
little farther tomorrow in the 
trail owner C. V. Whitney hopes; 
will lead to his first Kentucky 
Derby victory. 
Rated second to Needles in the 
Derby Future Book, Career Boy 
will go 1% miles, just a furlong 
short of Derby distance, in the! 
Blue Grass Stakes, are s 
closing-day feature, 
. 
The ga8,000-edded Blue Grass 
probably will draw a field of six 
other 3-year-old colts, although | -reove’’ 
Career Boy apparently has scared 
off some of the competition for 
the prep. Entries were due today. 
Career Boy, Reaping Right and 
Countermand were figured. to try   
    
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'PHS cards were—Dick Singleton 
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Waterford Township 8, Gene Hurt 8, Dick Collins 86, 
Pontiac Angler Lands 
Lengthy Pike Monday 
| burn Avenue, caught the fish with) 
‘a spinning rod and daredevil. The um nine vr Ht wap nas —_Aaad—ae 
starters in the Derby, has a pair 
of aces for this year’s showdown, 
Career Boy and Head Man, win- 
ner of the Wood Memorial on a 
foul. 
Indian Swingers 
Take Links Match Apparently not yet “‘fn--the 
Pontiac High School's golf 
team first-of the week suffered a,   114 defeat at the hands ‘of a con-|"" 
sistently shooting Flint Central 
team, 
Playing the Pontiaic Municipal | 
layout, PHS was led by Dick Whit-! 
mer’s good 80 (38-42) to edge 
Flint’s Don Taylor 2-1. Whitmer 
‘was medalist for the match. Other 
Sam Coleman 5041—91 and George 
Bergstrom 52-46-98. 
Central’s cards—Charles Johnson| 
‘and Dave.Karr 89. 
    A Pontiac angler landed a husky) 
\Nerthern pike Monday while fish-| 
jing with his family at Harson Is-) 
land in the St. Clair Flats. 
Allen Pyle, who lives at 170 Au- 
pike measured 29 inches long and| 
|weighed about eight pounds, Pyle 
  } said.   |mile and Clyde Kizer In the broad | Championships and Canada Cup|Joe Jones. The time was 1:43.1,| 
Matches June 24-26 at Wentworth! cond fastest in the 49-year his-| 
‘tory, of the handicap. Jet Action} 
John Jay Hopkins, founder of, crmsibiod leaving the’ gate and: beaten in the golf ratiks by down- in Surrey, Eng. 
    Find won os Excelsior by al 
.|the International Golf Association,|never did figure in the race. 
announced last night that Snead} 
would team with his longtime rival] ¢ 
would shoot for the individual in-| Find, 
ternational trophy. 
rahks, 
and m prize money during his 
20-year career than any other play-| 
Milford Track 
Squad Winner 
Over Clarkston Milford’s track powerhotse, win- 
ner of the Howell Invitational last 
Friday, added Clarkston to tts list | 
of victims Tuesday. Russ Gabier’s: 
Redskins crushed the Wolves, 87- 
22, on the Clarkston track, 
Milford won 11 of the 13 events 
and took seven runner-up spets. 
.Lee Averill paced the Redskins 
with 14% points, tops for the 
meet, Averill won the 100 and 
220, took 2nd in the bread jump, 
and ran on the winnies 880 relay 
team, 
Clarkston’s two winning efforts | 
'were made by Doug Fortin in the |     
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        Joe Jones, with 1953 jockey) Pontiac Country Club yesterday 
hamp Tony DeSpirito. up, 
n by Eric Guerin, is a} 42, 
'2-1 choice and Jet Action goes. off 
Snead, at’ 44 still the most feared) at 5-2, The Maine Chance entry 
shotmaker in U.S. professional!is ridden by Willie Hartack, 1955's/ton yesterday, the host Bulldogs leyberry, owned by Bill Cooper, has 
in the two-man. jousts and also| been installed an 85. favorite. — Samson made two hits for) 
* * * 
” phe two-hit chore was hurled by| 
Waterford’s Chuc kGillis as the | 
Skippers shut out Walled Lake, 40. 
Gillis struck out 10 and issued just) 
one base. on balls, John Walker, 
pitched a nifty three-hitter for the| 
\Vikings, but four errors hurt his 
Favorite -° in $50,000 cause. Waterford scored only one/S@tS. i 
_| Special Today papas Bee Two..other ‘singles matches 
with a 6-2 victory over Mt. Clem- 
ens behind the. four-bit pitching 
of Don Picman. Bill Coons and 
dohn Fleser each rapped out two 
safeties: and Bill Deer clouted a 
7th-inning home run for the Ma- 
ples, 
Chuck Melchert mowed down 18 
hitters on strikes as Lake Orion 
Avondale, 5-1. Melchert's     land Jetry Hurdik led Orion's six 
jhit attack with two apiece while| 
"the Jackets were garnering four 
against Melchert. | 
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Madison sesh four runs in the!     
  Mary, 7-3. : U 
West Bloomfield remained un- 
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|Shawn O’Dea, owned by Charles: |High of Ann Arbor with 203. 
Medalists were Larry Piersall 
‘of Brighton and Ed Tokarsky of 
| Milford, each with 42. : 
  One Singles Win | } 
Averts Net Shutout | Bob “Exb's victory over Flint! 
Central's Bob Baum averted aj} 
shutout for PHS tennis Chiefs, 
yesterday afternoon at Fiint.| 
Indians took the SVC -match 6-1,; 
to leave Pontiac’s record at 1-1) 
(1-2 overall). ip 
Erb was carried to three sets 
ibefove winning 4-6, 63, 6-4. Losing 
the first set Erb came back to: 
hreak Bauri’s’ service for winning 
gave Bill Lau a rough time, $6, 
$-6, 2-6 and Gary Wyile forced 
dack Hewe into a 3-set match, 
6-2, $4, 6-3. Ted-Wiersema lost 
to Jim Jesick 6-3, 8-6. ° 
Dave Scriven, Jack Doerr lost| 
to Charles Kiesel and Bill Spencer’ 
6-3, 6-1. Fred Roeser, Dick Mallory 
lost to Spence Rutherford, Raleigh 
Draper 6-4, 6-4. 
Bay. City comes here Friday at 
3:30-and- Flint Ceniral comes: to 
Pontiac early next week. 
Holds Record Trial 
With an entry of 81 dogs, Irish 
Setter. Club of Michigan held its 
biggest field trial over the last 
at of Pontiac 
at Pontiac Lake Recreation Area. 
Winners were: pointing breed 
stake, CH. Ike Jack Kendrick 
owned by Ned Legrande, Douglas- 
ville, Pa.; open gun dog stake,} 
(open all age), CH, Tyrone’s Ma- 
hogany Mike, owned by Ed. Me- 
Ivor,’ Dearborn; novice, Timothy 
Benton, Farmington; gorr. Hol- 
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4 amp Soup...° 40.1 Pay A W Ar... 19:1 yearhogs sti se bend trom steers *n/smal} business as an insfitution | “°"2: He Monday. DIGNIFIED SERVICES 
f San Pe i Fens el" 3 ci iad suas tert oa gman Sempeive exo He leaves a sister, Mrs. Florence KIRKBY 
2 ! clude| Carrier Op ..:- ata Peoney, 30.~. go, | flit “settve gt gs ah ee gm geen prea, sat 6 hee Rex, of Live) ——Pusers! Home - FE $1609 
| Bervice Policy giving|Cater Trac. ..; ip) eRe... alee eee. ey: See ee ,”" Edgar H. Gault, Universi . - 4 
4 “Let 9 Years of Coote Counselling experience parts, ul and hes @ Ohio " at Patio Stor “3 i230, utitt aca, cutiee eat lato. meateatieg posteonee, said. He = | Mrs. Ethelyn Hubbell Donelson-Johns . 
| Hours: assist you” . 6. coe OS 00. = dressed “2 i. 
i * MICHIE Peart GOUnaMOES / Chine Bets A BURT DS «$l Sn 0-16.00; late Tuesday, two loads sity Seerchoadining Conte Univer-| CLARKSTON — Service is pend- “pesoNED Fok “FUNERALS. 
; a, MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS Sted ait Reig Bae Seca | amall ‘snes can cprae ing for re. Ben Hubbell of) uttttaoss = Teng 
4 0156 = Above Oskland Theater - f Gols Paim..... $4.4 ROA, a icises $l Gr0 M0 k0-38. aase goed ane vealt | Profitably in markets too small for $ : a = 
- veeee Be Ree Piper ver ge wg Et the profi ms Funeral Home here. She died last L : + 
Bomenrka “dt Rey May: 2 Me So SS cnt en min betel ee Voorsiees-Siple 
SS Rdat dirt — meznns the use of amall business] wy ,ty'ry tsce — Servi ae ee 
Gent Bak san. 3 Bt dos Lead |. te a. eaves y big business to take care of WALLED LAKE = Service for “re tan” * 
> Cont 2 se “ Scov'! +4 , Lf 10,006; pe * iat ) “ jobs. Mrs. Thomas E. (Mae) Elliott, 70, | i. 
Cont Mot <1... 71 geab AL RM .. g2.3/Digner on butchers) ve, ’fallg a3| “A dynamic economy, such of Kalamazoo, a former Walled Cemetery Lots § 
I’ S ° ’ ern Pa te ete Bow : 33) he ae oe oni: ee ee | ours. is, 4 eg " panei ~s 
3 f oe ve 39 Shell Ol...” 760) fies eau woes: 5 oe opens many new oppor.| Lake resident, will be held at 1:30 7OR SALE CHE ~ 
Pp} ing ewe os lair © ||.. 65.23/17 steady; strong; sows most- | tunities for small ” be } ; os AP. 4 GRAVE 
vee 913 Se Woon be early ‘clearance: 15 | added business,” he p.m. . Thursday at Voorhees-Siple Rent Garden of 
It’s Oldsmobile Ti eB, ae “gg secs “iets ‘most ‘Wo, "teed bei |ties lie " Pmony opportuni.|Chapel, Pontiac, with burial in) -=3% — 
: ime, Too! 8 22. sia 3u ed Et] Os Be 3 cad 190-420 the. 18-60-88; electro a the of plastics, Richardson Cemetery. A memorial| WHITE CHAPEI. .§ LOTS, REe 
ee bees fb ... BY Sari Sine wae and 3 30 eae or the Lene ee service will also be held at 7 p.m. sepetia _ FE 81645 
You get a bigger trade a — eed ee 14-50- 18.30; 0 few lote 199-100 Wee. jor the home. tonight at the funeral home under i ng gn | 
now eee ne sc Wad —_s i ai Be. 12 3.1: with @ we J the auspices of the Pontiac Re- 3-318 $ location. 6188. 
you get a better deal now... Bx-Cell-O".., ie syle Bre... Ta asi 300-338 “Law aoe Tokyo ti ice pp —— in SN a ing ties = 
ee ee exas Co .....130.0; 300; 5,000; salab aly “alla " to y a eS. 
3 you enjo Food * e64 Tex GO Sul...., 33.4) ; steers and heifers mod: expect an ear! She 
eam joy your New Oldsmobile Rocket Freamfra.: He Tinr Rear’ $1'8| about" steady’ with ‘Momcay's saree ne gout Ue tt| Ot ee ee ae ae) ee 
88” lon reepot Sul .. 00.4 Tran W Air bulls and. vealers steady. oo ge ; rine Smith and : 
ger. See Jerome today! Orn” Dynam * hee Traneamer... 33.5 | feeders steady to — one Roy Smith of Walled Lake, Robert At 10 a, m. Today } —-~--~ 
Gen Elec: $23 Underwood... 38 a a OS lod e C | d Smith pf Kalamazoo, Mrs. Mar- wre -were replies of | 
Bir aii BE argid al Bre sedate te ge Calendar |ettormeetes ot Berer | | tetoning tenet 
Gillette Ph <, Unit Air n.. 4 thotce “areety 1580 stones Tiss 280: Special communica and two core Mrs. oan Heb- ‘ 
Ss eee 3 fa ae’ ***? & ; up: som M : | . : 
—_ fh RS Nee ee Ore ESS oe eae wtshneey 
~ ene i as Toe 68.2 MES veye 272 bed 13.50-16.25: utility and . urs. April 26th. id of Jacksonville, Tl.; , _— } 
__ gt He. Ry "a, 43:7 US Rubber..,. 644 commercial cows 11:25-14.00; po le opens 5 p. m. Work 17 ndchildren . +) 85, 112. 
JEROME—Oldsmobile-Cadillae Sed fd Ponta Seat tea cette sea Denner 6:28 fork in MM, degree. aichidren 
113. ° vea. . wv. x. > 
©. Saginaw Strest Molland P *. ist West Un Tei: 30-4 | ealere. ‘coon 2-35.00; ‘cull. to choles ee calico 
promo Hooker Si *. ate wees eee: 33 and pg RT cs mctaemge ony gmapgenig F i ee - 
P ane - Hooker Ei pf 982 white Mot .... 1-6 etiable sheep 2.000; ‘velt Lodge No. 510, F. & A. M., 22 armings ~ The Pontiac Press | 
RS oR e en : iia Bae aS Weceer Bi lambs 28-80 higher, mainly 18h ter State St. Thursday, April 26, at F nT a 
... with Sprin —— tou ° 4 tnspts Cop .. Ot yee te be x $0 \08, lower, ve Hiaughter_ shee sher § p. m. Dinner at 6:30 p. m. Work NEW YORK (INS)—Continents OR WANT ADS 
oh g. re. | Cc h t sich tev" small tots mostly |i MM. degree at 7:30 p.m. Arthur ou Motion today net income, for the DIAL. FE 28 
; to ag ager js 3 me "28-21.00; & load. mostly Thomas, W. M. Ae pnt pe ha 9} March 31 of $13,794,000, 181 
: | Associated Press . a by the eull te = hole wocled Orn Delle a oi aa a o~ common — \ard leon, 7 vias Prem 8 am.068 pam 
; 7 —_—__—— _ a a short deck ewe 3.50-6.00; « Ni Bi of id : oo errors should 
Daffodil - | ST ews inBrief  es'seswmcee ts eis) | ree Se 
Sices ees Bt St 20 Romney Optimi fic | _marele E en Sees Rigen S| | SSS Sagat | 
1086 High ¢2,..3-275.2 150.3> 13.2 191. R 0 . yesterday pleaded| _— : ‘for that portion first 
ree ae (1956 low ...64.. 244.0 129.0 11.6 ime imis Ic guilty to a charge NEW YOR! — | tection “at dhe” advertion_| a4 
«|. These daffodils only two ounces. 188 dow 2S 257.8 1424 787 1818 eae 0 are & lens Seok Ww YORE (imej—dectmen Koten| | pom cue _— 
° ounces. It takes 1 Wee ..... 303.1 1149 67.2 1488 h ° of an auto accident and pn ages oe imeome for the 12 —_* rep 
‘Bin to depress one bey of Royal Electric. And a nanos DETROIT STOCK aS Nas Sales Rise fined $35 by Pontiac Municipal wall to bl. cents a. common’ abare error. “Woes cancellations 
3 ‘ to-depress the carriage return key ‘ only three ounces — (C. J. Nephier oe) Judge Cecil McCallum, The conte reo with | $14,763,638, or 04 your =erin gy TR 
In fact, it's 13 times easier to operate tha Jaen tatece” a Egaipe “Te soe OS merican|Pleaded innocent to a charge of fis iv.ser ar. “Bales incrensed te | ail d aes 
poi 0 6 nondlectr SS EE are Caer panes dus wind ce elles meen 
. . ea Oll ; . ; —- ~ - bd vertise. — 
ee ea tecdidt os te tet i eo eg voen es SAS i Lilcrenatonng of te compua’s alter erat Neay:  ae Senet ET riseena cae Ie reef ian, requeraenie 
i 5 ! nar@ial 4 o ” . net income f 
4 + _are fresh. And letters! Gals, pedal dion Ay Y Ruay’ hi 5 Oe. ae a ine ie less hal_positicn wie a, loss of - guilty to a ection (I feente, mony "ia toate dar gretoes te" cubliention 
2 ee proud of them! boas. will be proud! ‘ou'll be Wayne — Co.) 144 aks iialthe first six months ans @tiring| driving charge, Walter T eae mig with $3,351,406, or $1.20 Transient Want 
7 The new Royal Electric is designed with you i ayne,ferew, Prods’, 1 M4lyear ending March sof the fiscali24, of Detroit, was er. Lane, year palne repped te ‘ut o from be cancelled upto #:30 a.m, 
| else! Try its exclusive feat oon te mind-aebedy > - ; | He listed objectives | serve 15 days’ in Oakland County | Pe? otc Bes} Geriod: A com-| | the firet tne aaaal 
+ = your own desk. lh By 1958, Portugal will have tri. talizing further on te (1) capi-| Jail following a Tuesday arraign- ireraft chapmonte wes mal " 
. pes ay 1950 electric power the Kelvinator Appli righ of|ment before Troy Justice = sponsible for the decline tn sales. CASH WANT AD BATES 
sbon reports. "\@ ince Division; Losey. Lane was DETRO' cl Lines 1-Day 3 Days 6D 
———————— \womey bee the export andifailure to pay Rago pave $35.34 earnings of 92097. on he a 2 61.50. bar = 
—attuwmtw~s 5 as peas to's thar om ; iB is 
} \sivities; (4) eat —— ac- . |pa d with 1.208.123 or 82 cents @ share § 33. is 8.00 
ae an he ablishing the Ram-| A $80 fine was paid today by| quarter of tise, ie ee reer figures 4+ 38 th a 
sume car, ar Oe ou basic vol-jAlfred C. Wogaman, 20, of 404 this year Include restien cris, Contrelier| " $ is $$ as . 
; ‘ (5) reducing manu-|Manatoba St., who was arraigned) © sacten oad as eee Diuniiintiak 
‘a ay and tooling expense before Pontiac Municipal Judge omnes * merger and operated 5 
aa consolidation and integra- — E. Finnegan on a charge|"**" separate division since late last H si Wedia i 
. reckless driving cones ee € anted M 
Rambler sales for the first three . 17-7 cae Dare Steel Corp. = $; 
months - this year, Romney Poig buys in clean Pay clothing ter we, more than doubled these of in are <0 - Interested * 
— 2 at news conference,| Bargain Box, Jr og be zivian, ars cusning , Concedes eate: owen Seo eof 21 and @ 
Ithose for" the same period of 1955, — os GResele iaeres'asa equal to ay cema.s commen| expen we wil tain Jou st cut 
.| Woodward = “| sh : } 
despite the fact that aales figures , MI 4-4828, ~~ —Adv.| Senta» “tare” tm 986, Net auee at] SP hare For” carn fas per west | 
the entire industry art trailing! 9," etst Beef Dinner. Thurs. ne een non neresge ef 337 me AGT ams | 
those of last year by 5 per cent pte p.m. on; Sf. Marys-in-\ Sed B ge ag mig ® quarterly | 
i -Hills Episcopal Church. Gin- pon e June 12 to BT. ah ge AT ON | 
i Seiberling Management —_ outa unity Center. 3775|/°°¢ M*™ SS: CE | 
“ Wi ali — —AGV.| NEW ron ar — FACTORY BRANCH NEEDS a 
| Wins Board Majority Rumenge sate, Christ Charen ee, oe hit tale a, Sarvs pour men. Good pay: wor <a 
AMROM, Onto ~The prevent| Seen Se Bea ma te 3: Thurs, | peeckhslaere, were told a _fate yeer.| Seren peteeve 1 ot 2S We | 
a : f 4 C. Stolk, : ‘ OBILE MECH 
saemenent of the Seiberling Rub- fy ogg i ro prt 2:00 Pp. mM, | the annuals meeting ihat Peotite ed, Experience working on, Puade | 
a ‘©. won 11 of the 15 seats on/|ing, household goods. 1's cloth~|seeinst 48 245.088. or jt } ne io hoe 
oe hae of directors, while To- —Adv.|in the tke period last, 75% ag TARBER WANTED, STEADY: 
won four alist Edward. Lamb Our Lady Queen of Martyrs)? emt from ® i, up 13.6] 2594 “atten “7. s . 
tn yesterday, Both sides in| Alar society rummage sale Friday, 2g CORKEEPER Wa’ xPe 
| the proxy battle claimed a victory.|Azel 47. st $2460, Pierce, from|earning of ELT. P 
The final eoent trom the telled-| © Ady.{ante. financing. fi | 
stockholders’ annual na a gf Pg Be 
meeting gave Seiberling 296,699/10 a. m : Siwaal moctiog, 
Se ose ca Sp Bere eng od 
98,950 shares. Not voting were ea Lay = a | FOR CASH IN A 
19,267 shares. It your friend's in jall and needa| sere fire quater, eat hi x 
om oe Lamp| Mt PD FE 6-040 or Ma ¥ : ai] HURRY, sell things 
jhad a slate aU, ie oni, ‘©. sight Rites: 
| the board, zi cogs, enemy} through Classified Ads. 
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