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lA. Blast Begins 
N uclear Tests 
in Mid-Pacitic 
. By BOB CONSIDINE. 
_ | [ABOARD U.S.8. MOUNT MeKIN-. |LEY OFF ENIWETOK (INS)—An| 
‘atomic bomb will be detonated to- 
day on a barren mid-Pacifie island 
of “Runit, first-of a new United 
|States series of nuclear -tests. 
A mighty atemic task force 
stood eff Eniwetok atoll to await 
the opening shot of so-called 
Operation Redwing which will be 
climaxed Tuesday with an H- 
bomb explosion. _ 
| The atomic bomb “curtain- 
- raiser"’—postponed for 24 hours 
because of the weather—will be a 
so-called “‘surface shot.” 
__ It will be detonated on tiny Runit 
Isle, a bead in the necklace of 
tn called Eniwetok. A handful Recognition for Long Service 
aa a | 
      
newsmen and a selected group 
\of federal civil defense observers 
were given heavy density glasses, 
and told to wear long-sleeved 
shirts, long pants, sock, shoes and 
a ‘hat when viewing the atomic 
|blast to protect them from the 
‘possibility of radioactive fallout. 
An Atomic Energy Commission 
spokesman declined to state how 
far this ship will be from the first 
blast or what constitutes a “‘sur- 
face shot.” 
It was already aacumrad! how- 
ever, that observers ‘will be 50 
miles from the first public hydro- 
= bomb blast scheduled for Tues- y: 
  ‘A Waren Yon SeSNE=b — Raiie U X Fentise Press Photo Congressman George A. Dondero (right) receives Washington, Wednesday, in recognition of having 
an engraved gold watch from Pontiac Chamber served Oakland County for 24 years in the House of Commerce president Dr. =~ Petroff in of Representatives. 
P robers Hear Dondero Receives Watch House Passes. ~ Nixon's ‘52 Aide for His Years of Service Soil Bank Plan ~~ West Coast Republican Congressman George A. Dondero has received the 
But Democrats Defeat Cleared by White House first expression of gratitude for his 24 years of service 
\to Oakland County in the Ho e of. Representative 
of impropriety 7 ue = : lon! Program for Making 
Advance Payments   
‘Chamber Honors Congressman       
since his announcement he will not seek. re-election 
  WASHINGTON ¢INS) — The Ei- 
senhower administration was ex- 
pected to carry its fight for ad- 
vanced soil bank payments to the |r 
    
       President Hints 
at Rosy Picture 
f Air Strength Thinks U.S. Will Feel 
Better When the Full 
Story ‘Is Told 
WASHINGTON (?—Pres- 
‘ident Eisenhower said to- 
day the United States will 
feel _a lot better about its! 
air power position when 
the full story has been 
presented. 
Eisenhower told a news 
conference the United 
States has a very powerful 
Navy with a powerful air.           
          been lost sight of so far in 
comparing this country’s 
relative strength to that of 
  
  
            arm. He said that fact has’ york, has a taste for variety in toppers, possibly inspired by current Vice President 
Nomination Hint 
Voiced af Flint ‘Report to the People’ 
Coming Here Tuesday 
in Tour of State 
  Speaking at a “Report 
‘ito the People” similar to 
‘fone he will make here 
Tuesday, Gov. G. Mennen 
Williams said last night he 
is not a candidate for 
President, but indicated he 
would accept the nomina- 
tion for vice president. 
' “I'm not prepared to say 
I wouldn't accept the nom- 
ination for vice president,” 
he told a Flint audience: 
The Governor's state- 
ment came on the eve of 
the Republican state con- 
vention in Detroit, where * 
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  " United Prose Photo 
CAN YOU TOP THEM?—F our-year-old Richard Maurel, of New 
feminine styles, His photographer-father made these for the record. 
You can recognize the role his toppers play in Donkin! life. 
  
  
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the Soviet Union. Mayor Albert E. Cobo still Eisenhower said this country igures on OSDI a | Gnas given no definite indi- does not try to match Russia in cation he will try for the — ground power. GOP nomination for gov- 
He Indicated it should not ernor. necessarily try to match the So- y A i Williams. and iop-ranking Demo- | pplirepe il motel ane ce ~ Rav minds Goer “raperr” 7 foo | tombers. =” ** intercontinental | Oo April 26 The Poritiac Press asked the Pontiac soutien’ quad] ane’ sauatiiad 40 eae The President's remarks came General Hospital Board, and Mr. William P. Babcock, rive here for the. fifth on Tuesday, = . pence of state- Chairman of the board, “Where does the addition to the ae cee — the tours are ments earlier t k by G "0 ritean, Republicans, Curtis LeMay, chief of the Strate, Pontiac General Hospital go from here?” Mr. Babcock who label them political prope- gic Air Command, ‘and Secretary a8 submitted a reply, printed below. ganda, have taken advantage of of Defense Wilson, -that current . foram meetings to toss the Dem- 2 renal aagapoeml Sat cares .  Im-answer to the questions directed to me in ay ——— hydrogen bombs is lagging behind the recent comments by The Daily Press on the. Republicans here reportedly are Russian output. addition to Pontiac General Hospital: ~ planning to repeat the perform: CHOTINER CASE We feel as you do, that the public should ance. . es The President also said there us armaen Sage we = = is no reason to believe the activi-|.:° of the addition, awers to questions raised at 
ies cs. 
, Se my Acc The addition was planned to be built at $3,00 9 mectnes ves AED ‘Chotiner, Loe Angeles attorney] 000 with S percent allowance for contingencies, mer ee ~\for Vice President Niton, telt'tne; Dut a steady continuing rise in basic butlding costs {sion tet. ‘vision Senate Investigations subcomit-|°.resulted-in a large difference between original Toss QUESTIONS ed Pdesabard that two wee House} estimates and actual bids. - . |_ The, questioning” last night in 
~__members _maie_telePhone| ‘The bids have several alternates and they are hostage haillmel ly toab ota _(See other story on this page) being carefully studied, the equipment to be placed |ciub. Williams did not expand on / cote ~ ba in some legal cases} in the hospital is also being carefully checked as to his amiga peectzey the vice / Chotiner denied he ever had| Price and when it will be:necessary to purchase it [Presidency and was not questioned / ik 206 oe his paces with} for placement. "| ~ He = pectag her Pane yf xon or i be- Democra lo / Niven eet” influence on All of this information will be given to the ministration, scertary ot Stats 
    Eisenhower was asked about a 
published report that fast Feb. 
29, the day he announced his 
availability for a second term 
—he was heard to remark to a 
friend: 
“T had to say yes because they 
told me they didn't have time to 
build up another candidate."’ 
Asked whether he did say that 
at ‘the time, Eisenhower shot back: City Commission on May 10. James M. Hare, Attorney Gen- 
Although we cannot, without authorization, 
exceed the expenditure allowed us originally, we 
feel we must in our report make recommendations 
to the City Commission. The final disposition of 
the matter will be made by the Commission. The 
present bids are binding for 60 days, from April 19. 
x ke ke * . 
>We know everyone has been patient, and we __Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart is sched. uled to come to Oakland County 
with the other four and/ ‘Williams.   WASHINGTON «@ — The white/*his fall. 
House said last night it sees “not} . A Pontiac Chamber of Commerce delegation in Wash- 
the slightest” improper aspect in ington Wednesday presented an engraved gold watch 
erences Murray M. Chotiner|to Congressman Dondero after a ae) in Weenie, had with two. presidential atdes in ’s Capitol Hill Club. < = tomes 
behalf of law clients. ~ PCC Chairman Dr. George Petroff, Peescnting the Senate today — Chotiner managed~Vice Presi- tch. said ft int ud bed Ga I? 
dent Nixon's 1952 campaign. An ach a paired a q while beating down the pre-pay- attorney in Beverly Hills, Calif., ment system on an almost straight 
he has been active in California|!Ong service to the ~~ College Students party-line vote, the House also ap- Republican affairs for years, | of Oakland County, Mic cht, proved the 1% Metin dollar so 
Pocrscag told the Senate Inves- 5 eee ‘Congressional Face Ch a res senhower and es Secre ations Subcommittee yester- Ezra mson. a day he never did “use any influ- * | lot 314 to 78. mee” in behalf of his clients. Dond 
pat testified that two White House aside me de anc ae Pennsylvania Group in na Spe pany Cig oa oa : spaper editorials; T bi At S U of a seven-hour session, 
staff members had made telephone expressing sorrow at his retire- rouble After etting P een was somewhat riddled 
calls from their offices in connec- ment, this was the first time an‘ Roadblock a, special interest amend- | 
a cet he tee ee Oakland County group had show n —- 
ey ae slightest” impropriety @PPreciation of his. work since his PHILADELPHIA  — A spring- Producers of livestock and pota- | came from James C. Hagerty. announcement. ; time prank got out of hand on the. ee other field crops were 
President Eisenhower se, resaleee. University of Pennsylvania cam. blanketed under acreage reserve 
retary, - A portrait of Dondero, com- pus last night and when it was provisions of the legislation, and Hagerty said) be! hed been obie missioned by his House Com. all over, there were two police-| iwill be ones to government 
to track down just two instances| en ckaet ee eee ‘men at the hospital and an esti. payments or cutting back produc- | . ‘mated 170 students crowded into : when ee ee The portrait now hangs above (City ital cel] rooms to await ar. ee the 450 million dollar as ae SR ST Oh ‘heen | the committee's rostrum. \raignment today on some serious |zervetion secu petits sh i 4 
the eventual ruling was’ against’ Dondero was first chairman of jcherees Set | Payments) toe shifting lan 
Chotiner’s client. 
_ At the end of yesterday's hear- 
ing, the subcommillee released 
Chotiner from the witness stand,’ 
‘saying he may be called back 
later. The group's ‘hearings were 
recessed until next week. 
  
Veep’s Post to Long? 
WASHINGTON (INS)—Sen. Rus- 
sell Long-tD-La) appeared to have 
the inside track today for the Sen-| 
ate Foreign Relations Committee 
vacancy created by the death of 
_Sen. Alben W. Barkley hae ithe committee when it was estab- | 
lished in 1947 in the 80th Congress, 
and served again as chairman in| 
the 83rd Congress. He is now 
ranking minority member. 
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asked the U.S. Census Bureau to 
consider listing Pontiac and Oak- 
land County as an independent 
metropolitan area. 
area has been listed in Census 
Bureau books as part of the De- 
'troit metropolitan area.     
Business Executive N amed 
County Purchasing Head Eugene A. Gump, 111 Oneida Rd., has-accepted a with some 500 milling 
position as Oakland County Director of Purchases, the 
Board of Auditors announced yesterday. 
Gump replaces Leslie H. Gertz, who resigned to be- Promptly carted off more than two! 
come a manufacturer's. representative in dry goods. 
of purchases since Feb. 2, Gertz had been director 
1953, when the Board of 
auditors inaugurated its 
Central Purchasing Divi 
sion for the county: 
John C. Austin, vice-chairthan of 
the board, said yesterday Gert: 
has ‘‘formalized’’ the county's pur. 
chaging system and effected econ   
  
omies through coordination of pur- 4 
chases for separate county units © 
and a central storage system. 
Gump, 62, formerly was director 
of purchases for the State of Mich- 
igan and for Wilson Foundry and 
Machine Co., in Pontiac. His last 
position was general manager of 
the Lansing Co.; of Lansing 
The new director first lived in 
here at intervals since 
  Dellar Days! Georges- -Newports. “ta 
night & Sat. Shop and Save on Clothing 
aad Home Needs "pont mise it' Georges- 
Newports, 74 N, Sagina®. 
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EUGENE A. GUMP 
ae iball.” | 
| The Chamber of Commerce 
delegation in. Washington also 
Previously the | “just for fun” roaablock was {TM crop production to-soil-build- 
= up on busy Locust Street dur- in& grasses. 
|ing the after-dinner hours by a! In a corn-feed — compro- 
|quartet of undergraduates who’ d| mise, the House reduced sup- 
become bored with playing ‘‘stick ports for non-commercial corn 
from 85 to 8214 per cent of the 
support level of commercial 
corn, ; . 
Under the soil bank, Benson can with a smile that he has heard so 
many stories regarding. his can- 
didacy that he couldn't possibly, 
remember them all. He said that, 
if he did make the rémark men- 
tioned it was facetiously. 
Eisenhower said there is a world, 
of Republicans available to bid 
for the presiency. | 
Lg superintendent of public’ instruc- 
maps to a aaa the ——— 
Deny Federal at 
for Segregated’ Use / know the community needs the hospital beds des- 
perately. We also know that the problem has an 
answer sO may we ask everyone to bear with us 
until May 10. . 
As you said in your comment, “In the past Pon- 
tiac has acted to take care of its needs.” I’m sure we 
shall in this instance.   
  The boys started throwing. de. | 
bris from a partially razed build- 
ing into the street. Soon they | 
were joined by a crowd of curi- begin making payments immedi-       
ous fellow students: who had ately on cutbacks of 1956 crops. _fisemoner std he baa w a R G pee nies See) 
wandered out of neighboring He cannot, however, make advance/t@ give very careful study to E Fai C | eronau nistration sa buildings along Fraternity House payments this /year for reduction idea of a constitutional limitation vening alr, 00 ainier 4 race today it will deny federal funds 
Row. of 1957 crops.’ jon income taxes before making up Visiti n Ports tor construction of airport facili. his mind. He made that remark g ities which are to be used on a   In no time, police radio cars 
\were converging on the scene of identical Confusion 
a reported major 
ing it up.” 
a chorus .of boos and a barrage 
egg bombardment, 
tion tomorrow on a movement to! ence: moned dean of men, George B. draft him as the party's candidate like a juvenile, we simply call him Peters, a 1s 
oats, end aene Gisburne, for governor. But he told a news adolescent. But when a juvenile (Continued on mured on Eage 2. 2, Col. 5) 
Flint Motorist Held" 
in Teenagers’ Deaths FLINT (INS)—Flint police arel. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —How‘a 
|holding Thomas Invester, 
'Flint, today for drunk driving ‘and 
leaving the scene of an accident ‘eT ton rocket, loaded with high- 
after his car struck and killed ae Plosive propellants, 
‘teenage boy and his sweetheart, 
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The victims were 
aes   traffic 
When the officers” started “‘break- poate lcurilaineen miss itaveirane : a € 
they were greeted with their; was shooting from the hip, but that 
teacher /s next fall. The Board of if you get such a limitation prin- jam. 
the officers 
vice LITTLE FALLS, N.J. 
trouble figuring out who 
With the aid of the hastily sum- for the Republican state. conven- jquency at a child welfare confer- 
‘conference sgt k : | LOS ANGELES «® — Supenor 
DETROIT —Mayor Albert E./Court Judge William B. Neely had when told that Sen. Dirkson (R-Iil) 
In reply. Eisenhower said he & 
see situation began to take Edue ation announced it is appoint-, ciple toe rigidly written into law, be near 36 another leg of their leisurely Meds) /race. greed or color. f] zg ‘ 
on the ap arance of a minor riot '"8 Gefaldine and Marilyn Ilaria, what do you do in the event of an. Safarday will be partly cloudy iterranean honeymoon The agency, which parcels out Ee stidents identi¢al twin blondes, to feach emergency” and warmer The high is expected 1. ; money for airport purposes, said 
prsec thirdgrade classes ——_ to be 36 to 60 The Monacan rillers were ex. tS few rule will apply to con- pera eg Ah rsectior sit _ _ Scrambled Meanings Temptratures wil] average 5 to ; on - ts struction and remodeling and re- sma nusehold itéms joining ° Cobo to Reveal Stand 10 degrees below normal according Pected to visit other Spanish por pait of existing facifities at air 
to 
oe atuderts)fo) the! nearestipre, Cobo say's he will have a statement'this to say about juvenil@ delin- dicted for Sunday and warmer XII ‘How much federal/ funds will go 
ones again by late Monday. It will) * 4.4 Ao the projects the entire cost of 
“When, an adult behaves tu 
    
of does it feel to have a three-quar- 
plung- 
\ing downward from 18,000 feet a 
James Linn, throat. 
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  | Wednesday afternoon. 
‘parently pointed right down your ERROR IN REPORTS 5 Berserk Navy Rocket Lands Ne: ear ‘Observers 
ne ithe U.S. earth satellite program. (matic detachment from the rocket where it would fall. 
perfect itself, 
the launching area. 
Ww hen the 24%4- foot. needle-nosed isystem boomed forth, new altitude y for single-' be 
The weather was 
At X-minus-4, meaning four min- 
15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Terrible utes until time for the rocket to In Today’ S Press eee ; | jand | A lot of increased blood preae.. Linn. and Janet Andrina, 14 It was a case of no place to blast off, the range loud - speaker | : i sure! amd heartbeats when the daughter of Mr. and» Mrs. John go and not time enough to get announced there was a “possible County News” ..,....... 4,37 MOTORS FAIL ‘rocket finally crashed with a thun- Andrina, all of Flint. there anyway error in weather calculations’ Editorials t pecrouieene 8 The motors had thiled the rock- dering roar and a billowing cloud Police said. Invester drove away) It happened to a group at White and a hold order was placed on Farm and Garden . 28 thru 29 ef had turned - was hurtling, of/dirty yellow smoke — not anys after the accident, parked and,Sands Proving Ground in southern the operation. It was calted off a. High School 2 groundward. |where near observers — but @ ithen returned to the scene to iden- New Mexieo earlier this week. The|few minutes later and ‘the revetse Sports .. 1-23, 24; 25, ay 2 It was too far tb the blockhouse mile away from the launching | itify himself as the driver. He is occasion was ‘the belated firing of count down—10 second, 9 a Theaters ............3 $2, 3 for many. They route only stand fower it had left seconds before, an unemployed construction the new Navy Aerobee-hi. a newletc, — began. TV & Radio Pregtam.. . 43 hoping . | Never had a mile seemed. te |. lworker, - |research vehicle designed to set} Outside \observers already had Women's Pages: .....J9,. 20, | Several ca { nl e red into _little much like a foot or two, 4 
. > Following Showers. wants to put a ceiling 6n income’, 
(P—Third-' taxes. = 
Tonight will be mostly fair and and Princess Grace sailed from the: 
cool with frost likely The low will Spanish island of [biza today, on 
days. Cooler temperatures are pre- bly an audience with Pope Pius 
thermometer reading preceding 8 for the loca] authorities of Ibifa’ for the entire cost of any part of 
“It may not acts like some adults -he sees, we a.m. was 38 degrees. The mercury including the bishop, governor a structure pes for segre- 
lcall him a 1 delinquerit.” ‘rose to 52 at 2 2 p.m. 
age rockets and connected with mechanism might, after its ‘auto-|eyes racially segregated basis. jo 
on ‘Sp anish Coast The CAA/said its order provides | 
MADRID °(INS)— ‘that the government will con- 
i Paice Rater! tribute any money for that part 
of a building from which /persons 
may b¢ barred for reasons of The weatherman says that show- 
s wHl end late this afternoon. 
the forecast for the next five before heading for Italy and possi- ports. 
/The CAA said thal in computing 
rn cool Tuesday or Wednesday. Last night they gave a coc -ktail/the construction /or repair must 
In downtown Pontiac the lowest party- aboard the Prince's yacht be figured and 4 deduction made 
mayor. igated use, 5   
eh. warned that the boosterjrocket whooshed upward; | most | groups, apparently on the assump. 
were on the booster and/tion -that/it’s better to have come 
pany if your time is up. 
It seemed like years, Apparent. 
Iolad- eel y it was only seconds. 
{The rocket lis coming back. The/ Rocket But / /there was no doubt there 
Everyone to the were / more than a few white faces | land uncomfortably near, 
Then * .# * 
the range 
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hoe? Nis ee cae aoa Ol ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. MAY 4. 1956_ — ion : | 
ee et — — a ; im AS | urday at the Bell Chapel of the u ee [ | | Vaz ue aa | h M ~The Day in Birmingham | | {William R. Hamilton Co, with 
 LaDOr Leaders | Eventful Sendoff. Mark Charge 2 Men orts, Driver Training=" = | Eventiul sendoll. Marks l ", Sports, Driver TrainingP ss, 
to Snes 's First Day of Trip | Dope Count vailable lms rene ; j : ; a , ot F : 
to Speak Here | Roy's Fir st Day of frip | “on OUNIS|Space Reported Available|isc*sisten hari net 
“C10 i Spo , | Rogers has. sarted tn, a “eeomie core pany foorslioncy aa 4-Week- Investigation BIRMINGHAM —/Enough space|was discussed at three identical Birmingha ler eee ildren 
cio Council to | nsor trip in 8 small, (women motorboat a, ; b Ci vi 4 d er of ball fields and win-|meetings at. the church on Mon-|and six great-grandchildren 
Conference on the Role! slong the Red and Mississipp! rivers, | —"" ____ ; eet y ity ice Squa ter sports runs, as well as. forday, Tuesday and Wednesday. 
Fe | the fuiiitent of 4. bor noet ai'ike | We had a real man’s breakfast Brings Two Arrests [parking and driver training, is} A summary of reasons was ¥ Only | of Legislation. first Gay's journey). put on by the Sea Scouts and Boy 9 available across from the high! given by Merlin Warr, church erenrn = 
~ 6 \By ROY ROGERS foedread ok Mawreaag Minds ak ated im school, according to three local of-| moderator, during the presenta- ‘ 
Some $0 women CIO members| PARIS, Tex. (INS) — Our first[Ceeded to make our way to the Warrants charging two men with|picials oui tion by the board of trustees. 
wives of local CIO worke: lday was an eventful and interest- boats and to start our trip — narcotics violations were obtained| City Planner. Herbert Herzberg,| Growth in membership, about 600) 
id sig cen rae ing . TT nase apt ol cy Lapses eg today by Pontiac ~~ |Recreation Director Frank Whit- and growth of the 
ew - =” yin “ ' high school bed was out and sev. ad bd aid ne mand Assistant City Mensast totes ie " trom Ki) in’ March| 
red by It started at Denison, Texas— | era) thousand citizens. Then we fi- The arrests came as a result of M°Y. ant ech icl conference tomorrow sponso’ y | : ag ays 8:30 laf + teveotiont Vi ‘Dana Whitman told the recreation! 1953 to over 400 now, were Seer 
the Oakland County CIO Council) up at 5:30 a.m. Y inally got on our way at 8: a.m./ ja arian vestigation by at board last night that recreation and hy Trustee Phil Bartlett, Jack) 
ce ne Ser 8-HOUR STRUGGLE pane he aweee Perera einer training ea be entirely ‘Thatcher of the Christian Féuce- 
| ; he next eight hours we : : "compatible in the 66-acre field be-'tion Board, and Deacon Clint | . 
The theme of the conference wi Pontiac Deaths mds) Re ideas pepe nurseives off ing to Det, Herbert Cooley. |e tconaidered! hao aye ‘{ 
Home Life? logs. It rained about one-fourth of} | use of drugs in that area may | i pmed . “excellent” by board lers and parents are under way ORANGE SLICES 
A banquet will follow Saturday Henry Brandon ‘the trip, It was miserable but all | be widespread and that other | - oabers and was referred to the at the church, with Mrs. Cari Niel- 
night at the Roosevelt Hotel j1W42) Brandon, 82, died yester-/in all it was a wonderful trip for’ arrests may follow. City Commission and the Board leading group discussions. Regular **- V-"~> 
‘where 115 persons will hear — oe _ ithe first day. | ath . Scholle, president of the day at his residence, 48 Virginia, ahaaiptaedt Satish andl Charged with sale of narcotics is, ot i . | Rie DeVore of Bloomfield 
2 . . - large j John T. Upshaw Jr., 21, of 198 Bon-| d could hold four’ or five! 1; hard Bir- 
Michigan CIO Councll, and Mrs. Ave. He had been ill three years. jurties, but not knowing how long dais| Ave tiarcidl NU ties 13E.| The fiel or Hills and Robert Herzberg of FULL 
Nancy Williams, wife of the Born in Canada, Sept. 8, 1873.'it would take us to get to our first 20 of 583 Franklin Rd was | Daseball diamonds, several football mingham are two artists amare POUND 
governor. he was the son of William and stop, we didn’t take time to snag. chore Saliwitntl ecascaxion nt nar. (elds. binigee patel : aeane| ing with ae Vespa Ale Pe ' 
Included in the list of speakers Emmaline Price Brandon. On Aug. any of them. ; icotics, Cooley said. They are being | cece eas) WinlWareas cod lieuaks crit aers | sack Armaan! wrk aca. cienosh bail eq dotrees Jey 
“ge crest SNe 9, i, he mao. Alle More Weare somo the an of eee Ivemtation In Onkand paie't oben ean Ace Ars Eaton, its w|i ty sa cr 5 oA "| , and | be run, Lloyd Utter, Mrs..Anna M. Bond, in Cass City. | Okia., and Paris, Texas, with Formal charges followed the ginner’s til eos jack se 
all from the International UAW,| Mr. Brandon came here from | 4 indreds of people crowding the | PUZZLER — A perplexed coed identification yesterday by the, lan ‘night's was a special meet- d . ¢ ) Bowman 
Mrs. Esther Murray, field repre-| Cass City 36 years ago and had | bank. jexamines a statue ‘at the Univer-|State Police Laboratory in East ing called to hear the plan which Service for John F, (Jack) Bow- 
sentative of the Women's Activi-' teen employed by the Grand | The way we all feel now after Sit of Chicago. Called “Congo.” Lansing of heroin capsules and ;, peing referred to the commis Man, 448 Willits St... 8, will be ties division of the AFL-CIO, and, his y all d iq it was created by Bunni Sovetski, marihuana, Cooley said. FAT Ae report. It is held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the 
Riehard Kendziorski, education Treat allroad Ce. before bis using the push poles atl day mnt and is on view at the University's|, The capsules and an ounce of called a “very tentative plan” by|Bell Chapel of William R, Hamil- 
representative of the Michigan CIO} retirement. aa boml tbe be we ought to go Second annual arts festival. The marihuara were found on Up- \irg William Jackson, chairman| to" Co., with interment in Wood- 
Council. 7 : He leaves his wife; a daughter, 5 ey “— s igirl is Yolande de Bruyn, a fresh-|shaw's persdn, Cooley alleged, |5¢ the recreation baaral lawn Cemetery, Detroit. He died 
Mrs. Beatrice Watson of Flint; two, .. you in a day or s0. man. and an ounce of marihuaha- was) ; - Wednesday after a long illness. | | 
° 4. sons, William H., and Donald B.,| _ found in Howze's home. .}| “We didn’t want to delay ft Mr, Bowman was with Walsh, AA 
Chrysler ists both of Pontiac; two sisters, Mrs... 9, : 7 ee * | A search of Upshaw’s basement) snd bottleneck plans poe the = and wes presen = Mes. 00 Valeo BULL POUND 
Noise Derm et Yocum one mrs, P | Se k G rl 0 ment | apartment yesterday, Cooley said, 8 development, a nine years after gas Vice|l pure cocoanut 
May Gromer of Cass City. ~ FO ICE JeCKING UIT! [revealed a hypodermic needle) “There are so many student driv- president of Federal Motor Truck] dipped im creamy, [ p fit Mr. Brandon will be at the Hun- issin if itfer | - ifilled with a clear liquid Bees) ers that have to be trained.” = Co. Detroit, in 1935. - sa fruit flavored Cc | 
toon Funeral Home until 12 ten M W h .) | jbehind a bathroom partition. The| ‘This is the start of cooperation) Born in Detroit, he lived fondant. — 
LOWE! [0 lS Monday when he will be taken to g | ct ver eye | fala has not been analyzed, €8/between the various city oe eee Se ee Stem care | 
Church of the Nazarene ectives scouring the # ' .- . as we've been working to getja mem _ Detroit} strawberry. : | 
First Quarter Shows tor tance at 00 pan. The Rev. ae wee vee neem of ine ; Both felonies, the sale, of al soi sage ies doedicdle Boat Club and Oakland Hills Coun- an 
Sha Decline, as Did Kenneth . Hutchinson will officiate) 4 A TS SASS) Figures Indicate 5,100 jcotics, brings a possible séntence| (Whitman Whitney, and Herzberg | try Club. wa a JIMmM) Hated | 
arp ’ with burial in Perry Mt. Park, f 85,000 in City A of 20 years to life in prison, andirepresent government, education,| Surviving are a son, liam Z | 
GM and Ford Cemetery. middle-aged baby sitter yesterday, O i in City FEO | possession brings four to 10 years,/and city planning.) Grosse Pointe; a sister, Mable of | Mh Geguaw —dels Fleet | | 
afternoon have asked area police) Out of Jobs een? Coe Whitney and Norman Wolfe, as-| Birmingham; and ies) ae. A. : | 
DETROIT Corp Adolph J. Hornblad to watch for the pair —_ sistant superintendent of schools|C. Bowman of California and Hugh | 
and Ford, Mary P. Tinell, a slight blonde; i Ponti ; ® lin harge of building and grounds |of Royal Oak. Baby Week Specials! 
pool grapes Motors *| Adolph J.. Hornblad, 56, of 73)° “@ry *- , | Unemployment in the wae Pennsylvania 0 eg ‘and the’ superintendent's deputy to| Thomas P. Hubbard y ' its profits off sharply in the Hudson St. died yesterday in St.| four-year-old dressed in a red area is currently around 5,100 out, { \the recreation board, will explain} Thomas P. Hubbard died last § Tonite ond Saturday 
=A eee coure <a Joseph Mercy Hospital, He had'skirt and brown caat- with pink of a total labor force of ws.000./ Cf d t | T bl Ithe plan at the board of education's night a few hours after returning 
ip ° the “big three” been ill four weeks. collar, was left with a middle-aged: nding to. the Michigan Un- U en $ in roubdie next meeting. ‘with his wife to their home at |e MELA ec be LUCcEiiab | 
a Chrysler, last of 4 ree Born in Mellansel, Sweden Oct. woman known to her parents only | . ; ] Continued Fro Pag One) Robert Girarden told the recrea-' 935 Southfield after wintering in : 
‘to announce first-quarter result8.)s 1999, he was the son of Solomon|as “Bessie,” Detroit police said “MPloyment Security Commission.) — (Cont toa 'tion officials last night that he will Florida. Born in 1872, he lived / Teported a profit of $10,905,772 com- Amalia Ericdotter Hornblad. | With approximately 80,000 still president for student affairs, the ); : — after’ ; ve ~ pdfed 38 inthe same(u™? today. inved: | (the i Flashes hire summer staff members after) most of his life in Detroit. He} 
to $34,504, in On Aug. 24, 1940, he was married); Mary's father, Claude, reported- ¢™Ployec, —— oye police appeared to have ended the he takes the recreation director’s! moved here in 1951. ] 
1955 ‘ = here to the former Emma Stolten-|}y works at Alcoa Aluminum Co. , figure . haar : 6.5 per cent er disturbance. _ post May 14, He also noted the ai Se ae i calaeavana ean 
The “big three” all set records | berg. Her mother, Lorena, also is em- tre ave able halls pitiggmte But no sooner had they depart- dition of Deborah, born this week, | president of Detroit Wood Prod- 
/ in production, sales and profits | 4 charter member of St. John’s |Ployed, police said, and the baby! 2 ieee cont inmease in| C4 When It started anew. First to his familys He has two older ety and Hubbard & Hubbard, 
pos FA pa el emma Sette fal as | sgeteonyree week junemployment since this date 8) At, ty atarm tillewed by am | Sameer S| year’ ear were equal a Mr. 's ther, Aroeed Lobes “| oN re board meeting ™em from Sweden. Mr. Hornblad was | Mary’s grandmother, Mrs. Mina |” other. _ Next recreation meeting Toad Cas 
Fett: compared to a an inspector pe Fuuber Body | Bess, toid detectives Mary and the | James H. Dudley, branch | 1.5. time the cops came back May 24. saeiees\a Reape Tagueiar: 
‘share in the same period last) Division. baby sitter visited her Hamtramck, manager of the commission, sald | The pe as | The need for an associate pas- ~. 
> ~ home yesterday morning, leaving 15 per cent of the employment (7 [Orce. | hose assigned lo remov’ tor at First Congregational Church — Service will be at 2 p. m. 2 
year. He leaves his wife; one broth- about = , cdducitons: reeulied from im (CS the litter trom the street were —_- a ee : | 
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. ‘Directors declared the usual| Or, Kart Horn Bee aoe ; —_ The pair were reported seen at| creased lay-offs in the area's ee te an egg shortage, the ; » Birdseye or Flannelette 
dividend of T5 cents ‘eh share on Eelma Seler and Mrs. Hilda Ed-| the Tinell's east side home about motor vehicle and supplier [— students resorted to other missiles , BABY DIAPERS common stock, payable June 13 to lund, all of Sweden |3:30 p.m. They have not been tn the last two weeks of April, including some good-sized stones. S A L E S M E N 
holders of Record May 14. Chrys- Mr Hornblad’s cody walks Pr aa since. . 2,100 workers have been laid off) One policeman returning to his 
prtlaapecl peng al posers ee the Doselaen Johns Funeral Home| in the latter industry to add to prowl car found four boys letting hes 
share, on F * * | | the 3,000 reduction reported since|the air out of his tires. In their . e until 12 noon Saturday. It will even Stanley M. Brown al Let ees : : : . April 1955. haste to escape in their own auto § * : 
Colbert was re-elected president. bat baggie areceergt 2 ; . A Because of the unemployment. |they dented a fender on the police e Regular $2.39 value. Choice of 
: = Rev. Carl W. Nelson pe rare Seeking Nomination ee commission is busy with laid-/car. - durable Birdseye sn fe extra 
H 1 ‘ barts | Perry off workers seeking unemployment! FINGERPRINTED \ JE soft flannelette. Full dozen in 
ami y eeps | e — = ib Stanley M. Brown Bloomfield benefits Dudley said With th becale full | package. Limit 2 dozen per cus- etery. ey M. , a : . yith the outbre going ; : tomer, : 
: In lieu of flowers friends may Township manufacturer's represen-| There were 2,799 filing claims force, hordes of police entered the, $ —per week starting salary 
Burglars Take $500 contribute to the Memorial Fund tative, said today he will seek the) tn the week ending March 29, fraternity houses, handcuffed and| 100 1 bo : | 
. : of his church. Republican nomination for the 12th he sald. This increased in April chained students to each other and) pius bonuses... | 
BIRMINGHAM — A : district State Senate seat vacated and this past week as close to started sending them en masse to | 
ear trp fons Sis Baby Boy Polier (tin §. reat rhs em wammore cm Gi Th inerpnung ir | We tain you for lifetime carer if trousers containing another wallet; Prayers were said at 2 o'clock Congress. ; Ping jhe een the police blotter. with Mutual of Omaha :.. 
| - from the bedroom where Mr.'this afternoon in the Sparks-Grif! Brown, 36, has been active in ‘SS . eerie ‘ alin $371,521 in. All were to be arraigned on dis- . Pepperell-Flannellette  . 
and Mrs. Ralph Poirier slept last fin Funeral Home for Baby Boy Oakland County GOP work for 11 SCC COSTS SO AN MB @) 0 llorderly conduct, breach of peace ff If you can meet the public and want wee . night. Money missing totaled $500, | Peltier, infant son of Lyle andjyears. He is a delegate to the Arel te ee tn Ses 1, and inciting to riot charges. Some folestmimor tact Receiving BLANKETS 
Mrs. Poirier says. The Poiriers Helen Noll Peltier, 3733 Lincoln-|State Republican Convention in 4.181 cheeks issued in April 1955." taced charges of assault and bat- @ money, contact... 
live at 425 Bryn Mawr. shire Rd. ‘Detroit Saturday. Dudley stated. . toe t tery. meeets Valve as. ¢ 
Poirier awakened when the bur-| The Rev. Malcolm K. Burton’ Brown has been Southfield Town- The manufacturing force Of In the confusion, one reporter sorted colors with 
giar made a sound in another |of the First Congregational Church|ship Justice of the Peace, and was. 40,100 workers is down by mwas four times hustled into a wait-' 6 LLIA S JE Easy to launder Lim- 
room, at about 2 a.m.. and/jofficiated, with burial following in defeated for the Republican nom-|™0T than half . which a : ing patrol wagon before he could | . a= Bi 4. 
switched on a bathroom light. Then|Perry Mt. Park Cemetery. ination for 18th district congres-| secoernaiae es ay he lidentify himself. : MI 4-6602 
seeing a flash! he returned to) Besides his parents, the baby is'sional seat in 1952. ‘ Rut oh Uschi El eee vie a . . 
get = the bedroom. | survived fs grandparents, Mr. and ——___—_—_—_ [Plained. More than 160,000 _ national , For Confidential Appointment 
eo ae A tee Datiters Purchase Scum es rn an coc” A + 3 . , : | have : \ eee Se ee — =a aS . 
Police found the trousers out., |Lake Orion. Weekly Newspapers over April, 1955, bringing this —— = 
doors = pate purses, but the | The baby boy was born Wednes-\ perpor (INS)—Paul M. Chand. force to 29,100 workers at — 
wallets, including identification ay = o oy terday in Pontiac), Detroit-area newsria and Present. J 
cards, were gone. ciatedebate Uc Heh Detroit attorney William C. McKay.’ The service, retail trade and mis- Sie af ; : . ¥. a. f Nan ea 
They money was for a shopping)! . Janounced today purchase of the cellaneous positions all indicate vat 
| trip, Mrs. Poirier says. Usually Charles W. Rankin ‘Plymouth Mail and the Livonia. increased employment over’ last py 
| eS ae oo about $20 in| Charles W. Rankin, 72 of 21 two sot Michie s largest weekly vent jercont Gor Ue Vecuattustin oth Be 
. Oneida Rd. died yesterday in Pon-, i ; eld whic ‘ % 
a ' |tiac General Hospital after a brief) = ° ; because of adverse weather condi- » F r ! Driv-R-Seat 
Fine 2 for Possession illness, [rence train feel Calbia TOT | @ i 0 Vilec 
ey ; Cl: He was born in Washtenaw Coun-|>0th publications. He  resigne. a b ae wore ——" $3.49 Value 
of Policy Number Slips ty May 8. 1883, and married oo ee es aenitent #4 Pontiac Township Man Famous ‘DAN-DEE’ & ‘STURDEE’ FIRST QUALITY gees eee 2 : 95 
Two men charged with posses. former Clara Rentschler, |Michigan Racing Assn. to re-enter Receives Jail Sentence GREY -and TAN or NAVY HERRINGBONE Pair ges ke 
sion of} numbers policy slips yes Mr. Rankin who came here the news business. . 
terday were found guilty and sen- from Detroit in 1912, was a ielwaalall Gasser sports| writer! A Pontiac Township man was PANTS SH | RTS 
tenced hy. Pontiac Municipal Judge | ; member of the Oakland County | te OW ‘sentenced to serve 30 days in 
Cecil McCallum. for the Detroit News and served \Oakland County Jail for driving 
'while his license was revoked yes- 
‘terday Trinidad T. ‘Romo. 1326 
| Taylor Rd., pleaded yuilty before 
{Keego Harbor. Justice James 
!Southart. : 
His fatlure to pay fine and costs ae ~ 
| Boat Club and the Porcupine | yi1h the Associated Press. ‘ Robert L. Jackson, 37, of 28 Hunting Club. He retired from | 
Lake St. ‘paid a $5 fine and Theo-; the Michigan State Highway De- . i dore H. Pembroke, 47, of 172 Wes- neil ll Tati iscsa nil Venus to Shine Bright, : i 10 fine. . 
a Sever os | Besides’ his son, Riehard of Pon- to Cast May Shadow 
The Weather tiac, he is survived by two broth- SAN FRANCISCO w—The plan- $2.95 Values 
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PONTIAC AND VICINITY Cloudy with eee ee i Pn Men nh et Venus will be bright enough of $100 resulted in the increase in 
showers ending this forenoon and be- ae nae xf, it, mid-May to cast a shadow at sentence from an original two days, 
coming partly cloudy this afternoon ters, Mrs. Adelaide Rominger #of a a ; : 7 
Cooter today, high 50 te 52%. Mostly fair ( sali Mrs. Alma ™8ht and: tt can also be seen in ———— Be “ . - Folding Hardwood / 
and cool tonight with frost likely, low Creat Falls. Mont. and Mrs. Alma int a vsime if you know where or Sizes 29 to 42 . Sizes 14 to 17 ee ) near 36. Temorrow partiy cloudy and Norton of Napa, Calif. 2 Aged in Years Only Trainin Seat 
warenes;| bigh) 06 ¢e 00. Nerney =< Service will) be at 4 Satur. '° look, says George Bunton - of Sanforized twill with zipper | Sanforized twill and her- g 
as aig ee ee ees Saas bon co See Grin Ghagel Morrison Planetarium | LANSING u — Notwithstanding fly, deep pockets, wide belt | ringbone shirts in ‘dressy ( 
wean; lisiBeaviee with the Rev. Edward D. Auchard, Peak brillianty will be on May|his 71 years, Bave Wisnaw, ‘in- loops. Button front on the ff style. Pockets, reinforced ”/           
       
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shadow cast by the Venusian light from his Mackinac County home 
will depend upon sky clearness to Les Cheneaux Islands during herringbone pants. at points of strain. 
‘KING KOLE’ FIRST. QUALITY Lowest temperature preceding # &m agcociate pastor of the First Pres- 
Wind velocity 12:15 mph byterian Church, officiating. Bural 
Arp iwill be in Perry Mt. Park Ceme    $3.00 Value 
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Moon sets Priday at 1 31 pm sery ee lighting atound you. limit. ; pen ‘SPR UCE GREEN’ UN | FORMS Genuine TAYLOR-TOT Moon rises Saturday at 2.27 am A ee Se css z ol Walker-St il 
.Dewntown Temperatures Vaughan Cub Pack 36 S | | R S . , ro er a 
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ra {Pack 36 of Vaughan School re- We Are -Looking for ‘ ae 
alssnmdcaierenteray leeived its charter this week with : ere Mall dyed pets | ae ree to ket ol. Bs 9 
mec enmity reprsennven of the 59 Soutcdl $ 3 STORE MANAGERS and 3 ME &' sis “G55 pe \ ne Mean u Sone saciaine | ‘a . Pee -lubric aring. * Weather—Rain. ; 14 to 17'2. : ‘ Shock absorber springs Present .were..members of the A A MA A handle. Le One Year aoe in Ponting lee Council, which is headed by 3 SSIST : NT N G RS Be ‘ 
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    9 tm ines __ 32 in 1907 peal Those who have cub Starting salaries for manager $150 per week, Zipper fly, tufwelt potkers, 
‘Therséay's , Tomperst Chart groups of their own are Mrs, Philip 8: secure ogram wide belt loops, - Santorized, 
Baltimore oe Memphis “a 55 Maxwell, Mrs. John French, Mrs.| isle paid eee Sani ccnineese poe of vat dyed, will not fade. All 
See eee ey ne eet S this od. seas fo Denver ew York 66. 53 Paipaile, Mrs. Hugh Carney, Mrs., F Detrois $ $9 Omahs: $31 waward Boltz and Mrs, Maurice Please send all qualifications to Box 29, Pon- 
Fort Yrerth = s So pn bo ¢¢ Simpson. Invocation for the pro- tiac Press. 98 North 
Orie 98 78 8. Francisco ¢7 $4 Tam was given by the Rev. Rob- WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMY SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Seginaw penne own ee ao Ziert L. DeWitt of Christ Church : 
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made deputy in charge of indiv- ‘Top Secret’ Seat Tony LeVier said the seat is “top am eae 
Named Warden eter Be LOS. ANGELES «=A new’ type|oner’s,, Dut-added wat “the = ‘SPECIAL LOW PRICE Shop SIMMS and SA 
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  R. J. Buchkoe Must Pass eee said. a a mae l In Pontice 
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warden of the Marquette Branch! GARDEN CITY, Kan  — The SHORT. SLEEVE—2-Way Coller 
Prison. Garden City, Kan. Telegram is Sizes 6 to 16 
Buchkoe, now director of classi-| iputting its advertising slogan ~ Choice of linette cottons. 
fication at the institution where bei: ‘Want ads can work for you’ — assortment ipa on roe. 
has served 20 years, replaces Em: to a severe test. Worm ince’ euril pantowr 
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ment director, following a special !8 Offered. Job will pay big divi- & 70.., ny a-pution front, haif- (“ full cushion insole. reinforced | shank, flanged Regular $19.95 meeting of the Correctings Com- dends, both in town and country. elastic. 1’ back pocket, ‘ready fs found “in; tamoye Cambridge, crepe scled extords a | ; 5 mission last night. Delay in filling position hurting |B Chercoa) colors, Sizes @ to 18. f at at tle, low pfice. Choice of colors. —F actory Price— 
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    ‘ote on Oxford Vill 
May 11 Deadline S°2 SUR” Saas a4 8 | es ; : 
for Registering © <<" Proposed Plan Would 
Give Village Manager 
Type Government 
OXFORD—An election to accept 
or reject a new village charter for 
Oxford will be held June 11. 
Non-registered residents who) 
wish to vote in this election must 
register by next Friday, May 11.' 
  } 
It was recently approved by the, 
governor and returned to the vial. 
tage office for acceptance by the) 
_ voters. Residents are urged to, 
inspect it there or have it discussed) 
in club meetings by the men who! 
wrote it—Harold Campbell. Stew- - 
art Langley, Charles Webster, 
'~ Harold Pickford, or Chfford Ven- 
For the. first time voting 
machines will be used by the | 
_: > @leetors in this election. Two 
‘ machines used by the township | 
‘ will be rented by the village for | 
use at the township hall. 
Vennard. who has also served 
several terms as village council 
member and is a past president 
of Oxford offered his resignation 
from the ccuncil. 
He said the ‘pressure of per- 
sonal business” gave him too little 
time to devote to village affairs 
No action has been taken to name 
ae a successor. 
Service Saturday 
for Dr. Irel Forshee — Dr Iret L. For- shee, dentist in Milford for over 
£ years, died suddenly in his 
last ni 
| He was born in 1887 and prac- ' ticed dentistry in Mariette before, 
coming to Milford. Dr. Forshee   
PREPARE FOR BENEFIT BARN DANCE — 
Scores of things run_through the minds of Water- 
_ ford Township High School students Bernard 
Torr, Nancy Schack and Vickie Foley as they 
prepare for the big barn dance to be held Satur- 
day at 8p m. at the Donald White residence on 
| Waterford Hull. The cords of wood needed to “seore’’ on the 
  
the three will 
funds. 
‘Your PTA Is Planning:   
Commerce Group to H ear 
Clitford Smart Monday 
was a member of the Milford Ma) COMMERCE TOWNSHIP — Clif. in the present high school building sonic Lodge. ford H. Smart, superintendent of next fall. 
He ts survived by a daughter, Walled Lake Consolidated Schools, || j 
Mrs, Bernice Baur of Milford Will be the main speaker at the; | Members of the committee wit! 
and one som, Clare, of Detroit; ‘meeting of the Commerce Elemen- be discussion leaders in small 
also two grandchildren. tary School slated for 8 p.m. Mon. §reups se everyone will be given | day. opportunity to express ‘opinions 
Service will be Saturday at 3:30) iy win present the latest infor. 884 become informed on the pro 
p. m. at tbe Richardson-Bird Fu- posed separation of this group = mation regarding the school bud- neral Parlors, here. Dr Forshee get for the coming year and the! from the present PTA. 
was pronounced dead yesterday of anticipated school building pro Mrs. Lyle Bartlett will present a 
suffocation due to hanging by Oak- gram of the future... 
  sy ages 2 ae 
board's current problems and yirs Irene Olczak also stressed the quest to the Council for new in-    
   
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roast the hot dogs, the dozens of rolls, the soft | 
drink dispensers, and most important of all, the 
money coming in. The affair is | 
being held as a benefit for the high school -flaod 
lights fund, and the giant thermometer held by 
be put up to keep track of the 
Dag Preparing — 
on Truce Report U.N. Mediator Arrives 
in Rome; Gives Hint of 
Returning to Mideast 
ROME (PNSi— Tired but happy, 
Dag Hammarskjold worked toda; 
on a full report of his truumphant 
peace mission amid indications he 
may return to the Middle, Kast to 
group of Glee Club members, and jackie basic Arab- Israel) prob- curred in Houston but that it had 
lems. 
Smiling sleepily, he told news- 
'men he had “‘nothing to say now,'’ Hamlett’s home address and auto- 
then added, ‘'I'll say everything in 
my report,’ which will be pre-- 
sented to the Security Council in 
New York next week 
The obviously pleased diple- 
mat’s mission was halied as a 
“rousing success” because of the 
cease-fires he negotiated despite 
bitter antagonisms between Is. 
' rael and her four Arab neigh 
| bors—Fgypt, Jordan, Syria and 
Lebanon. 
Hammarskjold's preiiminary re 
post released at U.N. headquarters 
yesterday hinted at a possible re- 
structions empowering him to re- 
turn to the Middle Fas! to resume 
negotiations on some of the basic 
issues, they know whgre the last $6,600 
can be found/ 
burglary, worth only a few news-, 
paper lines when first reported 
vealed 
ward Roy Hamlett, 35, and Harvey 
|Marley, 31, former convicts, and 
‘Arthur C. Eckert, 43, San Antonio 
jautomobile dealer. Marley also is 
from San Antonio, and Hamlett is: 
from Houston, All are in the used! 
car business. 
lthey four the safe stolen. 
and $130,000 in bonds were in the 
the safe."’ and ‘‘was hopeful. the 
| safe would be found and returned 
| unopened " 
Actually, 
  lage Charter June I 
j of $250,000 Texas Theft _/Police to-|cution. Chiet Heard says Hicks 
|had nothing to do with the Denny 
jburglary, HOUSTON, Tex. >    
   
   he jast few 
ouston baker in’ 
* * « 
Three men are charged with the) 
Then it took what police called, 
Charged with burglary are Ed- 
FULL TOTAL WITHHELD 
Denny reported $10,000 in cash 
safe. His- attorney. yesterday said 
information as to t 
$300 000 | |Denny “did not see fit to give all 25: 
he contents of #! his ure Denny did not revise his esti- 
rglary. They S@Y\ mate of the loss until April 28-—-‘au Y , 
lafter the safe had bees found. He clean oily skin/and shrink enlarged 
then said the cash was somewhert home medical treatment he has perfected. Then he demon- 
|between $100,000 and $200,000. 
‘ADMITS BURGLARY 
When the safe was found. police heads, whiteheads and dry up 
arrested Hamlett, and after four adolescent pimply skin erup-| 
a “fantastic” swing, and finally hours questioning, he admitted the tions. 
erupted as a major crime when;burglary and implicated, police 
the full sum of the loot was re-/88V, Marley and Eckert 
Eckert was released yesterday sypicgily oily skin. This woman had 
on only $2,000 bond. Marley and\blackheads around her nose, en- Hamlett told police that he had larged pores and whiteheads visible 
* no direct connection with the bur-ite the naked eye. To this woman's | 
gilary. ‘The two ex-cons still are 
being held 
Marley and Hamlett admit burn- 
ing the bonds as ‘sov?i" as they pee 
opened the safe—in a little ravine 
west of Houston 
Paul C. Denny, the baker, and The ex-cons told police $160,000 washeloth were not only grimy 
|his wife went to church the night'i, ponds were burned — $30,000 streaks of dirt... but several black-| 
‘of April 22. When they returned, more than Denny says were in 
‘the safe The reason for the differ- 
ence hasn't been determined. 
Denny, through an attorney, said 
vesterday that he ‘had been put- just seen what looks like a miracle. ting his savings in the safe for Yet, what has just been done for he said, he lost this woman’s skin, you can do:at | 
money in a 1931 "bank fail- home just as easily. But to under. | years—since 
He said the safe also held t 
results Gf some property deals and 
money from other sources. 
, police estimate, the fore this circuit after Teed i held more than $120,000 in| Cook has been indefinitely sus-| 
estimate yesterday was a revision. ng his expected appearance 
of earlier police totals of about! before a grand jury. ) . os - ~ 
00, 
he help clear skin troubles you must   
How to 
By CLAIRE 
New York, N. 
‘strated how you may rinse 
away externally caused black- 
  Before our very eves the doctor | 
selected a 36-year-old woman with | 
face the doctor applied a cream. | 
Within. moments it firmed into a | 
lastic-like mask. Next he sprin- | 
Lied her face with water, and handed 
an ordinary washcloth to rinse | 
the mask from her skin. Te her 
utter astonishment, clinging to the 
heads whick had marred her beauty 
for years. 
’ As we stared at the washcloth in 
turned to us and said: “You have | 
ormula acts to} stand how this . 
first knock out of your head some 
silly notions most people have 
about their complexions.’ 
The Truth About Cosmetics 
Has it ever occurred to you that 
'you lavish more care on your 
ithan any other part of your body   
*s 2¢ e@ 
The strange developments did 
not occur until Thursday, April 25 
three days later 
Dan Cook, 29, San Antonio News 
sports writer. later told police that 
on that date he.and a boxing pro- 
moter friend, James B 
held up Hamlett at his home. They 
got about $800 and demanded the 
rest of, the loot. Hamlett said it 
was all the money he had. 
Cook and Parks forced Hamlett 
to drive with them to the home 
of Hamlett’: employer, automo 
bile dealer Jimmy Hicks, and took 
$2,200 from him, pol | ce quoted 
Cook as saying 
POLICE GIVEN MONEY 4 
When they couldnt find any 
more money, the, turned” what 
thev had over to Police Chief Jack 
Heard the next day 
Cook told Chief Heard a strange 
story. He said he received an anon- 
ymous telephne tip in San An- 
tonie that a big burglary had or- 
not been reported 
He said the tipster gave him 
mobile license number 
He talked his friend Parks into 
accompanying him to Houston. 
Cook said he wanted to solve the 
crime without police help and 
write a “big story 
* * ° 
Police didnt beleve the pair 
They were charged with robbery 
and released on $10,000 bond each 
They're still on bond and Hicks 
says he is going to insist on prose- 
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    | guard you against reinfection! ... yet isn't that where you find the 
most pimples, blackheads, blem- 
ishes and enlarged pores? So what 
do you de about it? 
jime out of 10 women simply 
doen't or won't understand that if 
they have oily shins, blackheads, 
‘pim er enlarged pores, they 
may aot only have a cosmetic prob- 
hor a medical problem as 
iwell. = 
| Now why is this so? Shocking as 
it seems, if nature gave you either 
‘a normal or eily skin, your face is 
always dirty! Why? Because 24 
‘hours a day your face is always ex- 
te soot, smoke, factory dirt, 
car exhaust, coa) dust, noxious 
fumes and other germ-laden dirt 
, that pours inte the air. It clings te 
‘the natura! oils of your skin. 
_- Your pores become choked and 
elogged. Your natural oils are 
stopped up and hardened into 
blackheads or pimples. They try to 
push out, forcing your pores to 
open wider and wider. Once this 
condition starts (especially during | 
adolescence, when glandular dis- 
turbances make your skin extra! 
oily) the condition usually grows 
worse and worse as you grow older. 
And when this happens...isn’t it 
obvious that it may become impos- 
sible to correct unless you start to 
change your complexion care im- 
‘mediately? 
| De This For A Cleaner Skin 
if a go Paoedh geod ef 
n pores 
pa / externally laa skin erup- 
tions, these are the three things you 
jet de: 
First you muat soften the hard- | 
ened dirt and oils that may have 
accumulated in your pore open- 
ings! Second, you must remove 
that dirt. (But don't squeeze it out. 
Squeezing only forces part of the 
dirt deeper into your skin.) And 
third, you must try to tighten your 
skin with shrinking and antiseptic 
agents, not only for beauty, but to     
And unless you afé prepared to do 
a)! three things, it’s likely you will 
    Your Blackheads 
disbelief, the doctor's assistant |   
  
HOFFMAN 
.—A leading skin doctor today showed an 
dience of men, women and skin-troubled teenagers how to 
res with a 10-minute 
hardened oils even blackhéads and 
whiteheads that have resisted re- 
moval for months. 
’ After 10 minutes rinse the mash 
away. Hot or celd water makes no 
difference. It dissolves in a second. 
Your skin feels clean, refreshed, 
sparkling, smoother! Like velvet! 
But wait...vou haven't finished 
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New Apply Step 3 of Your 
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This is not merely a perfumed 
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few seconds. It’s medicated. It pen- 
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Kills bacteria lurking there. And 
even more important, leaves an 
invisible hep errplaley | film on 
yourskin that kills germs for hours, 
New Look Into Your Mirror! 
Some of your blackheads should - 
be gone with the very first treat- 
ment! Look for softened pimples 
and whiteheads that: may break or 
be drawn out in your next treat- . 
ment or two. Look at the corners 
of the nose, around yeur mouth, 
our cheekbones! See how your en- 
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akin will feel alive! And you will 
be amazed to see minor wrinkles 
softened —almost ironed out! And 
this fresh, buoyant, youthful effect 
will last for hours. 
Is This For Normal Skin, Toe? 
Certainly. Simply bécause this is 
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to use it. You may be a woman past 
30 who has never had a really-seri- 
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that your skin is not as beautiful 
and freshlooking as it could be..> 
but your cosmetic creams can’t 
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On the other hand...if you have 
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uw are a man who is troubled by: 
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and you are sensible enough not to 
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We promise you dramatie im- 
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After 14 days, you will diseover 
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  go on wasting your time and your 
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= for “miraclecures!” .   | land County Deputy Coroner Dr. Installation of new officers will |Mrs. L.. Werschsky, incoming pres- 
C. E. Lockwood. | take place at the meeting. Mrs. ident of the Berkley PTSA, will act, a ‘Stig Danielson will assume the asa consultant to the panel. 
° presidency of the Commerce PTA | Waterford Township 
Evangelist to Tell! replacing Greace Merrie: Ag untation tothe, Kinre- Smet ef period, from u ten Tea to be held at 7:30 p.m. 
of Italy Mission § pm, has been set to pea Meat May 16, at Williams Lake School 
KEEGO HARBOR ” Gyest ents to viait teachers of the sc was issued last night at the PTA 
tarda ight at tt in their respective rooms meeting by teachers Mrs, Myron 
preacher Sa y night at the Refreshments will be served. ‘\Greenberg and Mra H. D. Me- 
Keego Church of Christ will be Walled ake Ginley Wyndal H. Hudson who has spent yirg Jerome Foss, a member of P ] Mrs. ; ‘arents of present kindergar. | several vears in Italy as an eval the Library Planning Board will! ten children Lat cuastearets 
gelist’ The meeting ix scheduled) present. latest information regard- tor 1956-57, will be hearing orien- 
for 7:30 p. m. and all persons iMling @ Walled Lake library to the) tation talks by the speech teach. 
the community are invited 10 @t-\FJementary School PTA at its’ or, the visiting teacher, and the 
tend. meeting at 8 p.m. Monday, school nurse at that time. 
Mr. Hudson will lecture on the | ygrs. Foss will - the ack af) awe = il) - expain At last night's meeting principal 
Maly | oe | ontine | pimee tt os the plans for the future. oneed for an adult crossing guard 
future. He will have slides to il. Lake Orton at the Airport Road-Hatchery Road 
tustrate the account of his work Parents of the High School stu. Crossing. Someone is needed im- 
there. ‘dents from the entire Lake Orion Mediately for this post, she said 
Mr. Hudson has made two mis- district Have been urged to ste”) —_—_——a 
sion tours to Italy and seen the the PTA meeting Monday at 8 
construction of a Church. of Christipm. at the Blanch Sims School 
there. He, with his wife and son,'whether they are PTA members or 
18 months, will leave May 16 for not. 
Germany and later Pisa, Italy, A special High School Planning 
~~ where he will continue his evan- Committee is presenting a program | 
gelistie work. for parents who will have students 
  
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FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1956 
City Parks Ready 7 
for Record Season 
If the people of Pontiac don’t get 
greater pleasure than ever before 
out of their City parks this year, it 
won't be the fault of officials in that 
department of our municipal gov- 
ernment), 
For some time employes under 
the directior of Park Supervisor 
WILLIAM AHO’ nave been hard at 
work preparing\all seven parks 
for opening hext Se In the 
cleanup phase of this work they 
have had the enthusiastic aid of 
some 200 Boy Scouts from local 
troops. 6 \ 
* x * N 
Each yéar the parks grow in popu- 
larity and attract larger numbers of. 
visitors. Last year it was estimated — 
that 500,000 took advantage of the 
opportunity to enjoy picnic and 
recreation facilities near their homes. 
This year, according to Davp R. 
Ewatt, Parks and Recreation direc- 
tor, preparations have been made to 
accommodate at least 650,000, or 30 
per cent more than in 1955. 
. * * ' * 
Whether one wants to enjoy a 
pleasant outdoor meal or play tennis, 
horseshoes, shuffleboard, softball or 
baseball, he can do so in one or more   
  
  
  
of these parks. For the special bene- 
fit of children, there is an adequate 
supply of the usual playground 
equipment. 
These parks are valuable com- 
munity assets. They help im- 
measurably to make Pontiac a 
city in which people enjoy living 
and bringing up their families. 
  
Compromise Predicted 
on US. Highway Bills 
From Capitol Hill has come news 
that differences between the House 
- and Senate highway bills will be 
compromised. 
The need for such action was 
_ apparent even before the House 
overwhelmingly approved its 
$51.5 billion measure. Besides 
this much needéd expenditure 
over a 13 year period, the bill 
provides for a total of $14.8 bil- 
lion in new taxes over 16 years. 
* * * 
In contrast, the Senate measure as 
approved last May, sets up a five 
year $18 billion Federal-State high- 
way building program. The chief dif- 
ference between the Administration- 
backed House bill and the Senate 
version is how to apportion money to 
the states for the 40,000 mile inter- 
state system. 
’* wk * 
The House apportionment is 
based on the needs of each state 
~ for aid in completing its portion 
- of the interstate system. These 
needs were set forth in the road 
program President Eisenhower 
submitted to Congress last vear. 
* * * 
The Senate version uses the {for- * 
mula in the existing Federal road. 
law. This sets aside the relatively 
smal! sum of $175,000,000 each year 
for interstate roads. ee 
-* It remains to be seen what kind of 
a compromise can be worked out. 
But one thing js certain, whatever ts 
agreed upon will fall short of meet- 
ing the ever growing need if it fails 
to provide the states as much Fed- 
eral help as proposed in the $51.5 
. billion House measure. 
. DS ~~ + * 
. The people don’t care about the 
de of how the compromise 
a mt is to be reached. They 
aren't worried about the new 
taxes they'll have to pay, They 
  —— et 
want the new roads they know 
must be built to handle our éver 
increasing traffic. 
This program isn’t going to soive 
our, national highway problem per- 
manently. But {it will be a long over- 
. due and desperately needed start. 
  
. Boy Scouts Help Launch 
Jaycees’ Cleanup Drive 
With the help of some 300 Boy 
Scouts in launching it, this year’s 
“Clean Up, Fix Up, Paint Up Week” 
of the Junior Chamber of Commerce 
should be the most effective’ in 
history. 
The Scouts’ important contribu- 
~ tions to the campaign, May 7 to 14, 
include cireulation of petitions 
among householders. These petitions 
ask everyone to pledge co-operation 
in “making Pontiac a clean, healthy 
and safe city in which to live.” 
x * 
Junior Chamber members 
have been setting a good example 
by their pre-campaign cleanup 
of the Jaycee Park, Walton Bivd. 
at Joslyn. Financially backed 
by the organization, it is a wel- 
come addition to the City’s park 
system. * ‘ 
As in past years the objective of 
the annual campaign is community- 
wide participation in the effort to 
give Pontiac a bright and shining 
face for the rapidly ane 
outdoor season. 
* * * 
The Jaycees hope that citizens not 
as will clean up their lawns and 
g ns, but make any needed home 
pape es end do any necessary paint- 
ing. ‘ 
Be sure te do your part. 
Don’t let the Jaycees down. 
  
The Man ‘About Town | 
8,801 Visitors 
Attended Open House at 
Pontiac State Hospital 
Raving beauty: Usualty the 
girl in second place in the con- * 
test. i   
I have it direct from 
Dr. Ivan L. LaCore, 
Medical Superintendent at 
Pontiac State Hospital, 
that a total of 8801 attended the open 
house there this week. Wish this column 
had space for the corrected impressions 
we have received from some of them 
“T never have played golf, ” phones 
Mrs. Blanchard Holdridge 
of Drayton Plains, “but The Press stories 
by 
Patty Berg “ 
make it seem so interesting that Ive 
joined my husband, and expect to soon 
be as crazy about it as he is.” 
Seventy- four years Wer age, 
Mrs. Maggie Butters 
of 4898 Houston Drive, has seven chil- 
dren, 25 grandchildren, 40 great-grand- 
children and two more on the way; also 
two. great-great-grandchildren, the oldest . 
being five years -of age. One of the latter 
makes — 
Mrs. Marvin vincent 
of 2598 Lapeer Road, a great-grand-aunt 
at the age of 36. 
“Now vice president of Hillsdale Col- 
lege is 
: Laurence J, Taylor, 
graduate of Pontiac High School, 
oldest son of 
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Taylor, 
this. being the college where 
E. C. (Ted) Hayhow, 
formerly with The Pontiac Press, 
-nrember ot the board of directors. and —_— 
An oleander tree rrowing in a tud in 
the home of i 
Mr. and Mrs 
in Auburn Heights, 
for its tenth season 
IL = Marvin Funston 
now is in full bloom 
The deer aré not the only Miciigan 
wildlife that are moving southward as 
Francis Pennoyer 
reporis that he killed a porcupine with 
his car the other night in the driveway 
pf his home hear Clarkston. © 
Finding an envelope chataining $6 in 
Girl Scout cookie money on their way to 
school, 
Joe Samson and Gail, Brock, 
both of Robinwood Ave., promptly turned 
it over for return to its. owner. / 
  
—<——— 
Verbal Orchids to— 
Mr. and Mrs. Otho Crandall 
of 691 Cameron Ave: fifty-third wédding 
anniversary.     
Frank B 
of Rochester, eighty- -sixtheirtAday._ 
George H. Haddrijf 
of Oxford; Benin birghday:. 
Vy, _ Air Force un ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS.   
  WEA Service, tne. 
The Road Back   
David Lawrence Says:.   FRIDAY. MAY'4. 
Defense Funds to Boost Power of U. S. 
for Tomorrow’s Intercontinental War WASHINGTON—The American 
people are likely to get confused 
as a result of some of the testimony 
they will hear and some that they 
have already read about America’s 
air power versus that of the Rus 
Sans 
A man with the military ¢. 
perience of President Eisen. 
hower isn't likely to let his own 
country down and allow it to be 
unprepared for sudden war, 
Then why all the fuss in Congress 
and the special inquiry undertaken 
by the Senate Armed Services 
Committee as a result of prodding 
by Sen. Symington of Missour, 
Democrat? 
PUSHING FOR PRESIDENCY 
It would be easy enough to dis- 
‘parage this effort by describing it 
a%Jjust a means of getting the lime- 
light. on the Missouri senator's 
supposed ambition to win the Demo- _ 
cratic presidential nomination, But 
the controversy has deeper roots. 
Symington Was secretary of the 
r the Truman. ad- 
ministration, He has many re- 
liable sources of information about 
America’s air strength and hence 
about the enemy's power, too 
Naturally. it would be a feather in 
the senator's cap if he could get 
national attention at a time when 
sen. Kefauver and Adlai Steven 
* son are in the limelight 
if is, of course, not wholesome 
to see America’s air-power se- 
crets spilled over the front pages 
—as this is bound fe benefit the 
enemy—just to advance the for. 
tunes of a candidate or a political 
party. 
But those who are pressing the 
investigation deny any such pur- 
pose and insist that it is really 
patriotic to bring out the facts be- 
- cause only in that way can the 
‘remedial steps be taken that, they 
are convinced, ought to be taken. 
U.S. READY NOW, BUT 
The issue is not too simple. The 
fact is that for a war that has to 
be fought tomorrow — as Gen. 
LeMay, head of.the Strategic Air 
Command of the. Air Force has 
testified—the United States is sn- 
perior to any enemy that might at- 
tack. As for the war that might 
have to be fought in 1960, there is / 
a wide difference of opinion among’ 
military men Who knows exactly, 
for instance, what the enemy “Ali 
do between now and then? Mo 
knows the capabilities of the/ Riis 
sian air force today, even Jhough 
it has a certain numb& of planes 
of a particular range op’ fighting 
capacity? Who can Accuratély 
assess those capabilities, 
many among our own military 
people would agree opi a speculative, 
appraisal of Russiah capacity an 
the ability of her pilots in action” 
Mere numbers do not tell the 
story at all, 
that one kind of plane is being 
built by thé Russians for >their 
purposes necessarily mean that 
America must mateh what the 
Russian are building. Each 
country has a different military 
‘probl¢m. As one military expert 
pat At—if the Russians have de- 
‘termined to build 1,000 ‘‘Bisons,” 
ich is their equivalent of 
merica’s B-533, an intercon 
/tinental long-range bomber, it 
would mean thaf war could be 
expected very soon. 
The Russians aren't 
their “Bisons"’ that rapidly. and 
  
  and how — 
or does the fact — 
building © maybe in a year or so this kind of 
plane will be considered obsolete 
by them They have made only 
100 thus far and the United States 
has produced 78 B-j2’s. according 
to testimony released by the Senate 
Committee How many “Bisons 
have proved satisfactory to the 
Russians is unknown, but only 47 
B-32's have been accepted by the 
U's. Air Force 
PROGRESS CRITICIZED . 
Much has been made in the press 
about the slow progress in this 
country in building B-52's. The 
inference is that America doesn't 
have any other bombers to use in 
the meantime. Actually, the B-47's 
are available in large quantity 
These do not have as long a range 
as the B-52’s, but they were de- 
signed to do the job cs bombing in “the short ranges from our overseas 
bases. If, however, our overseas 
bases are vulnerable or not likely 
to be available due to ‘‘neutral- 
ism,” then more B-52's are needed, 
ind so are more aircraft carners. 
_ In other words, if it’s te be an 
. intercontinental war tomorrew, 
then neither Russia nor the 
United States is adequately pre- 
pared, ‘if it's to be a war from 
overseas bases and from mobile 
bases like the Navy's aircraft 
carriers, then America ig in 
relatively good aepe and could 
win, 
The Congress has provided the 
money for tomorrow's war. What 
must it do about a war in 19607 
That s the real question 
(Copyright 1956, 
— | York ae Tribane Inc. ) a 
Brady Cantends Politicians 
Not Fit for Office When ni By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. 
At the time F. D. R.. was first 
nominated as Democratic candi- 
date tor-the presidency, the politi- 
cal expert and Washington corre 
spondent of a great newspaper. 
chatting with me in a broadcasting 
studio, asked whether I believed 
as a doctor 
been stricken pohomy elitis/ 
could admimster . | was shocke 
by the implications of the que a 
I could only say that F. D. R. ad 
handled the next biggest { 
the kind reasonably well fog’ 
terms, ~ / y 
At the time the late Warren G. 
Harding was running pres- 
ident, I interviewed the senator 
at his Marion home /and also with 
of 
two 
for the job. 
Gov. Cox, at the governor's home 
in Columbus, /submitted cheer- 
fully to exa ination and went 
through some exercises so I could 
observe the ¢ffect on heart ac- 
tion, blood pressure, ete. 
* * ® 
Senator Harding demurred. I had 
yto promise him I would publish 
nothing /about his health without 
his wriften consent. What 1 printed 
in this/column about Senator Hard. 
ing was the best I could say about 
him Avithout violating my own con 
sciehce. Mainly I was impressed 
by /the man’s graciousness. Secret 
ly/I told my fnends that I doubted 
the man would live out his term if 
lected 
       
   Now it is my conviction that 
we, the American people, made 
a dreadful mistake when we sent 
a sick man to go into the ring 
against doe Stalin at Yalta. 
When the beloved T. R. was run 
ning for governor, I heard him 
speak—and [ voted for hm at 
« least once in every campaign from 
then on 
Right now .I cant for the Life of 
me see what difference it makes 
whether a candidate is of or in 
one party or the other, and évi- 
dently there are millions of. Amer- 
icans in the -same fix. 
. s * 
I didn't ‘vote for Eisenhower in 
the last election. Le’me see, for 
whom did—oh, yes, it was a man 
named Stevenson. But I have 
great respect for the President as 
a man, and.I think he has ad 
» ministered his great office as well 
as any human being—could But 
whether to- vote for him I can't at 
oresent decide, ° 
Wt ia not that I think I know 
more about heart disease than 
‘the President's medical advisors 
do, but I do think his doctors 
should have given him the bene. 
fit of the doubt—and who can that a man who has / help tebling some doubt about 
the wisdom of the doctors, in 
view/ of the departure of Fred 
Allen only hours after his phys 
ician and electrocardiographer 
6 assured him. . 
/¥ prayed that for his own sake 
fand for the country’s sake tne Pres 
‘ident would retire to-a reasonably 
quiet, normal life so | was -sad 
dened by the news that he / 
run again 
Signed letters not more than one page 
or 100 words long pertaining to persone! 
health and hygiene not to disease, diag- 
hosis. or treatment. wiil be answered by 
Dr Willtam Brady ‘f a stamped seif 
addressed envelope is sent to The Pon- 
tiae Prese Pontiac Michigan 
nic opyright 1956) would ~ - Voice Sot the People   
“Readers Take Both Sides 
of Panther Report Issue. - Letters will be when ‘neces. 
sary because of E ry space. Pull 
address telephone number of 
the writer ~— but 
ae will not be if the writer 
requests unless the letter is critica! 
; is its nature. 
. I wonder if the Leonard barber 
who says he saw a black panther 
is going to give the people of 
that community the all-clear signal 
and tell them to cheer up, that 
their worries are’ over, that he 
hag seen Daniel Boone on the trail 
of the ahimal. 
William F. Barnett 
2576 Squirrel Rd. 
— Ss 
If Mrs. Coo! had just heard that 
wild cat or black panther scream 2861 Deland    I know my old classmate is giv-. © 
ing the public an accurate report, 
Drayton Plains 
Reader Discusses Pontiac, 
Waterford School Tgxes 
I was puzzled as to why all the 
talk about annexing Waterford had 
died down. I understand now for 
I just learned that Waterford’s 
schoo] tax rate is $56.20 and Pan- 
tiac's is only $19.84. That means . 
Waterford is paying 300 per cent 
higher tax.rate than Pontiac. That 
isn't hay. 
Furthermore, Waterford hasn't 
even begun te solve her school 
problem or pay the whele bill 
as the community has grewa se 
rapidly. I was teld they 
half days now for some of 
pupils. a 
Pontiac taxpayers, 
pocketbooks. guard your 
Pontiac _Heme Ownee 
  
N ATO Council Ponders 
New Russian Diplomacy 
By JOHN H. MARTIN 
INS Foreign Director 
Various facets of the Soviet 
“collective leadership’ drive are 
on the agenda of the North 
Atlantic Treaty Organization Coun- 
cil discussions in Paris this week. 
Premier Nikolai Bulganin and his 
running mate, Communist Party 
Secretary Nikita Khrushchev. made 
a big propaganda splash in last 
winter’s junket to India, Burma 
~- and Afghanistan. 
They got a chillier reception, 
even hostile at times, on thelr 
recent trip to Britain. But they 
are persevering men and their 
example of less rigidity in aban- 
doning the ruthlessness of Stalin- 
ism is setting a pace among their 
colleagues at home and abroad. 
Is-a new breed of Soviet diplo- 
mat emerging since the death of 
Stalin? A group of would-be 
“charth *boys?" ps 
There has been no doubt that 
the death of Stalin unleashed a. 
ferment of latent ideas among the 
so-called Soviet intelligentsia. 
* 
And the magazine Newsweek, for 
instance, in relayingsreports from 
its correspondents if ‘Washington. 
London. Paris, Bonn and Beirut, 
says Soviet diplomats are falling 
quickly into the ‘new front’ pat- 
tern. even if at. umes somewhat 
clumsily 
SOCIABLE NOW 
Valenan Zorin, the diplomat 
credited with directing the Red 
coup in Czechoslovakia in 1948, 
now is ambassador to West Ger- 
many : 
Whereas he used to shun con- 
tacts with many other diplomats 
and prominent public men in the 
West. he now is offering up to 
$200,000 fer a castle in the Bav- 
arian Alps to expard his social 
activities This would be to enter- 
tain German ined tr 
ns salists and pol- 
tice 
“Not long ago a favorite sport 
of young Western diplomats in 
Middle East capitals.” News. 
week says, ‘was to corner a 
lene Soviet attache and block 
his efforts to wriggle his way 
out. 
Russian diplomats huddled in 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist   packs at parties and were at pains 
to avoid being drawn into confer- 
sations with non-Russians. Now 
Westerners can't get the Red dip- 
- lomats ‘out of their hair . 
A familiar complaint of Western 
diplomats in the Stalin era used 
to be that they were certain that 
Soviet diplomats feared relaying 
accurate reports, that they reported 
only what they thought Stalin and 
the shifting party line demanded. 
RED CONFIDENCE 
The magazine's conclusion is that — 
the new look in Soviet diplomacy 
“proclaims Moscow's confidence 
that she has drawn even in the 
nuclear weapons race and has over- 
come her fears of the outside 
world ; 
‘‘And above all Russia’s return 
to conventional diplomacy means 
that the Soviets are ready and de _ 
termined to challenge the political 
predominance of the Western” 
powers.” 
Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE 
I loved you only half as much 
. When first I met you, dear . 
As you must know, because my 
love .. . Has grown from year to 
year . . . How could it have been 
otherwise . . . If what I say is 
true” . . . How eould’ this feeling 
in my heart .. . Have so increased 
for you” . . . And even now. I can- 
not weigh . . . The quantity in 
store .. . I only know that every 
day .. . I love you more and more 
... Yet, never have I loved you 
less .. . Than my capacity... As 
you have been my happiness. . . 
And all the world to me... And 
so the only answer is-. . . And it 
is no surprise .. . As you have 
made me love you more ,.. My 
heart has grown in size. 
(Copyright 1956) 
  
Looking. Back 15 Years Ago 
RATTLE IN ARABIA. spreads. 
BRITISH SEEK further U, §. 
help on Atlantic 
: 7 Years Ago 
SELASSIE FLEES, Ethiopians 
luot palace 
JUDGE HOLLAND'S new court 
room near completion. ip 
Children Must Learn Young to Earn 
Their Way; Don't Overindulge Them: Jerry’s father was a poor bay 
who worked up to the top rung 
of the ladder to success. Then 
he refused to let his son legrn 
the same vital lessons; yet now 
wonders why Jerry is a ne‘er- 
do-well. 
child of music lessons and erx- 
pect him to be a Paderewski 
Why do the same regarding 
money matters? 
By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE 
Case R-347: Jerry O, aged 24 
is a typical prodigal son, though 
he has graduated from a leading 
college. 
“Dr 
will become of 
voted mother confessed. 
‘ * ee ¢ 
“He has had”all the advantages Crane. I don't know what 
Jerry.’ his de 
_ we could give him. We sent him to 
a private school’so he could mingle 
with the best type of children. 
. “His Daddy always gave him 
a liberal allowance even in gram- 
7 mar school. And he paid all his 
expenses to college and gave 
him $100 per month for spending — 
money. 
“Then he sent him to Europe 
and has indulged him in travel all 
over America. 
“But Jerry has no financial 
gumption. He is constantly in debt. 
And recently he has started writ- 
ing worthless checks. My husband 
has made financial restitution for 
them, but he is about at his wits 
end.” 
PARENTS, BEWARE 
Suppose a man were a great 
pianist like the late Paderewski 
and expected his son to become 
equally talented. . 
Should he keep him away from 
Pianos all through childhood and 
vent his taking piano lessons? You can't deprive e— “Certainly” not,” 
claim, | 2 
Well, the skill in the use of 
money comes only from experi- 
ence. A child must earn his own 
spending money in order to real- 
“Tre that it takes toil and swéat 
and sometimes tears to gain a 
financial toe-hold in our current 
economic system. you will ex- 
Neither piano playing skill nor 
ability to budget money wisely, 
can be inherited, regardless of how 
talented a musician or business 
genius the father may be. 
Yet thousands of successful. self- 
made parents make the same er- 
ror as Jerry's dad and then de- 
  NO ROYAL ROAD 
There is no royal road to ac- 
quiring a. knowledge of mathemat- 
ies, music or of sound business 
_ methods 
You niust memorizé the basic 
rules and then practice on the 
real abject. In music, this means 
you must go through the same ia. 
borious finger. exercises that 
Paderewski underwent. 
You must likewise undergo the same basic training in the business 
world and begin working for pay 
jobs even when. you are of kinder- 
garten age. 
Don’t give children an allow. : 
ance! For that is like making your 
child wear waterwings every time 
he goes swimming. 
_° * 
Allowarices weaken your child, 
for he must learn to keep afloat fi- 
nancially by his own efforts, and 
do the same as regards swimming. 
Life makes no allowances for 
anybody, so why teach him to ex- 
pect favors (allowances) and 
something-for-nothing while he is 
in your home as a child? 
As soon as he is pushed out upon 
his own, life will furnish him no 
allowances for anything, and he'll 
be that much more handicapped 
wheh competing with typical Amer- 
acan youth who ‘now how to earn their own’ way. : 
So_set—up pay jobs in your 
ourage your child te 
——_carry @ newspaper route, even if 
you parents are millionaires, 
since no other work prepares him 
so successfully for earning hie 
own way in our aeertces econ- 
omy. 
And if your adult children are 
still as juvenile as Jerry, have a 
straight talk with them, Remind 
them they must stand alohe here 
after. Don’t make up for their rub- 
ber checks, for you further weaken 
them by so doing. 
And send for my 
let.’ “Budget Book- 
enclosing a Stamped return 
_ envelope plus 20 cents in coin, It 
helps married folks,.too, in oper- 
ating their home on a budget. 
Always write to Dr Geo W. Crane 
In care of The recktes Press Phibont 
Michigan, énclosin 
nelf-addressed on ‘one re 2e cy ee 
ae    
- on how accurately 
  
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ey ; | THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. MAY ¢ 1956 
‘They Won't Let Machine! ‘Outdo Them”  S 
    
- Directo mat’ Makes N ew ~Forkers. Helt éful BY PHYLLIS CLO) 
NEW YORK (INS)—Visitors to 
New York. City, who used -to. be! 
scared’ because 
Jost in a maze of hard concrete iit You: will not eet lost these days, ! 
friends. 
New York City is just dying to) 
tell you exactly where to go. -° 
tall came about this week 10 years of experimentation by ®% ‘Somewhat of a geriius 
when a neat little pa 
ecafied the “Directomat,” . w 
inatalled im a Times Square sub. 
way station. | 
The electro-mechanical wer 
has suddenly put the spotlight on! the lost and strayed of the city, 
and now you can hardly wear an 
aimless look on your face without 
having 10 men and a dog barking 
— ae at you 
s s 
Wes this way,” said a subway 
attendant who has been standing | 
by. watching the ‘‘directomat’’| 
punch directions for getting, 
      EVERYBODY'S — 
to the Astor, nobody’d’ help 
Now, everybody wants to be a 
Space Satellite 
Plans Revealed. Missile to Circle Eorth’ 
for 2 Weeks; Launching 
Set for ‘57 or ‘58 | 
WASHINGTON w — America's 
first space satellite probably will 
circle the earth for two weeks— 
and maybe you can see it if you 
can spot a golf ball 30,000 feet up 
in the air.   
  
eo 8 8 
Dr. John P. Hagen says the 
time for seeing the satellite will; 
be limited to about an hour before) 
“At these times the satellite will 
be visible, but I believe you will 
need field glasses in order to see 
it.” he added. 
Dr. Hagen is director of Project. 
Vanguard, set up. to build and 
launch the satellite during the In-| 
ternational Geophysical Year. He 
told of the planning in an addréss| 
yesterday before the Armed 
Forces Communications and Elec- 
tronics Assn. 
TO BE ON SCHEDULE 
He told questioners the satellite 
program is on schedule and will 
meet its deadlines. He mentioned 
no specific launching date, but ft 
is planned sdmetime between July 
1957 and December 1958.   The time the satellite will stay, . 
aloft will depend on its orbit, | 
which in turn will depend largely. 
it can be 
launched, Dr. Hagen said. As, 
piarmed now, it should stay up 
about two weeks before slowing: 
down in the atmosphere and dis-| 
ee high above the earth, | 
he added. 
ee ¢ 8 
The satellite itself will be a 
sphere of thin metal 20 inches in 
diameter and weighing: 21%, 
pounds. Traced by radio and tele.’ 
scopes, it will circle the ee 
every 9) minutes at heights rang- 
ing from 200 to perhaps an much 
as 1,500 miles above the earth but 
with an average of 300 miles. 
Fire Losses Increase | 
‘LANSING «—Forest and grass. 
land fire losses are pushing to-| 
ward the 2,000-acre mark tn Michi-| 
gan. The State Conservation De- 
partment reported today that 34) 
fires last week which swept 279 
_ acres boosted the total acreage . 
burned over during the year to. 
1,776 acres. | 
State Employes Meet 
LANSING (®— More than 500. 
members of the Michigan State 
Employes Association wil! attend. 
the association's sixth annual as- 
sembly at Lansing Saturday. The 
group will elect officers and con- 
sider numerous resolutions inelud- 
ing one recommending improved 
medical benefits. — 4   mag repccattl red 
now can brush! 
|samaritan-type flip in our city is 
‘alleviate the bewilderment of mil- 
  
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_* 8 * | know how to get around |Testaurants, — hightclubs, public’ forth of the place you a ne; 
The “hunk of steel” . that has/ better than me,’ I said to acca | places, etc. > > {for. 
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lions of local citizens, as well as; modest enough about himself. Butlwhere he w s to go. * | Up, for a future trip,” said Dr. 
‘tourists. It was developed after jhe concedes the “directomat”’ ¢ oe é. | Tamir snigty. 
The machine whirs like an angry The Directomat is polite. too. 
oe e- buzzer, pauses as if cogitating Se It will not advise you, ue to go in 
‘It is a 4by-5-feot board, against matter then spits out a 3*by-3'e- i other direction.   
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(oo THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY. MAY 4, 1056 
ve a Ap Voice of the People _ 
Readers Take Both Sides 
of Panther Report Issue 
I know my old classmate is giv-_     
   
  want the ae roads they know 
must be built to handle our, sever 
increasing traffic. . 
This program isn’t going to soive 
our national highway problem per- 
manently. But it will be a long over-   
iaitars wi ae cghtunnn Ohua ons 
of lack, of we mull 
  
    
  due and desperately sehiaty ‘Start. mary. because, et” Sine? ing the pic an 
the writer must letters b Lydia Smith 
Siac cass raaieses tees totoer thevpriter “861 Deland | == Boy Scouts Help Launch inte Se rceen Peale Entered at Post ‘Office, Ponttec, as second class matter lie ; : —- 
  
Reader Discusses Pontiac, 
Waterford School Taxes 
I was puzzled as to why all the 
talk about annexing Waterford had 
died down. I understand now for 
I just learned that Waterford’s Jaycees’ Cleanup Drive 
With the help of some 300 Boy 
Scouts in launching it, this year's 
“Clean Up, Fix Up, Paint Up Week” 
of the Junior Chamber of Commerce   
‘MEMBER - OF- herd eile PRESS is going to give the people of 
that community the all-clear signal 
and tell them to cheer up, that 
gtheir worries are over, that he 
has seen Danie] Boone on the trail 
of the animal.   
    
The Associated Press ts entitled exci ively to the use 
tor republication of all local news prifted in this newe- 
as well as all AP news = ches 
  
  
  
  Washtenaw | Counties tt ts 12.00 a rear. elsewhere fn ; A William F. Barnett 
somes year i ag BE obaeg ts should be the most effective in PRT EeUe Ra school tax rate is $56.10 and Pon- 
? FE 23-8181. history. ia me tiac’s is only $19.84. That means 
: : 4 We : P : Waterford is ing 300 cent MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Scouts’ important contribu- It Mrs. Cool had just Heard that 4, tox oan tan Pontiac. aoe   
  
wild cat.or black panther scream = jgn't hay. 
Furthermore, Waterford hasn't 
even begun to solve her school | 
problem or pay the whole bill tions to the campaign, May 7 to 14. 
include circulation of petitions 
among’ householders, These petitions FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1956   
  
  
  * : Girl Scout cookle money on thetr way to. termined to build 1,000 “Bisons,” Europe. \a compromise can be worked out. school, y which ts ecir cate care on) the penton tx. a ae eaagel Say ist iearalieni® all Re ut one thing is certain, whatever Is Ametica's B-58, an intercon. Baie as over America. vn edule chien a | t City Parks Ready 
for Record Season 
If the people of Pontiac don't get 
greater pleasure than ever before 
out of their City parks this year, it 
won't be the fault of officials in that 
department of our municipal gov- 
ernment. — . 
~ For some time employes under - 
the direction of Park Supervisor ask everyone to pledge co-operation 
in “making Pontiac a clean, healthy 
and safe city in which to live.” 
* * * 
Junior Chamber members 
have been setting a good example 
by their pre-campaign cleanup 
of the Jaycee Park, Walton Blvd. 
at Joslyn. Financially backed 
by the organization, it is a wel- 
  farm. 
and its large track m 
ne the snow. . as the community has grown se 
rapidly. I was teld they have 
half days now fer some of their 
pupils. 
Pontiac taxpayers, guard your 
pocketbooks. 
  
NATO Council Ponders 
New Russian Diplomacy Pontiac _Home Owner 
WILLIAM Ano have been hard at come addition to the City’ S$ park By JOHN H. MARTIN | packs at parties and were at lara 
: INS Foreign Director to avoid being drawn into confer- rks system. i , ‘ work preparing all seven park y ; WEA Service, tne. Various facets of the Soviet sations with  non-Russians. Now 
for opening next Tuesday. In the As in past years the objective of “collective leadership” drive are Westerners can’t get the Red dip- d on the agenda of the North /lomats out of their hair . cleanup phase of this work they 
have had the enthusiastic aid of 
some 200 Boy Scouts from local 
troops. 
we & * 
Each yéar the parks grow in popu- 
larity and attract larger numbers of 
visitors. Last year it was estimated 
that 500,000 took advantage of the 
opportunity to enjoy picnic and 
recreation facilities near their homes. 
This year, according to Davip R. the annual campaign is community- 
wide participation in the effort to 
give Pontiac a bright and shining 
face for the ‘Tapidly approaching 
outdoor season. 
* * * 
The Jaycees hope that citizens not 
only will clean up their lawns and 
gardens, but make any needed home 
repairs and do any necessary paint- 
ing. , 
Be sure to do your part. The Road Back   
David Lawrence Says:   
Defense Funds to Boost Pawer of U. S. 
for Tomorrow's Intercontinental War ~ WASHINGTON—The American 
people are likely to get confused 
as a result of some of the testimony 
they will hear and some that they 
have already read about America's maybe in a year or so this kind of 
plane will be considered obsolete 
by them They have made only 
100 thus far and the United States 
has produced 78 B-52's, according 
to testimony released by the Senate the short ranges from our overseas 
bases. If, however, our overseas 
vases are vulnerable or not likely 
to be available due to ‘‘neutral- 
ism,”’ then more B-52's are needed, 
and so are more aircraft carriers. Atlantic Treaty Organization Coun- 
cil discussions in Paris this week. 
Premier Nikolai Bulganin and his 
running ‘mate, Communist Party 
Secretary Nikita Khrushchev, made 
a big propaganda splash in last 
winter’s junket to India, Burma 
and Afghanistan. 
They got a chillier reception, 
even hostile at times, on their 
recent trip to Britain, But they 
are persevering men and their 
example of less rigidity in aban. 
doning the ruthlessness of Stalin- 
ism is setting a pace among their 
‘colleagues at home and abroad. A familiar complaint of Western 
diplomats in the Stalin: era used 
to be that they were certain that 
Soviet diplomats feared relaying 
accurate reports, that they reported 
only what they thought Stalin and 
the shifting party line demanded. 
RED CONFIDENCE 
The magazine's conclusion is that 
the new look in Soviet diplomacy 
“proclaims Moscow's confidence 
that she has drawn even in the 
nuclear weapons race and has over- 
come her fears of the outside 
world 
“And above all Russia's return 
Ewatt, Parks and Recreation direc- air power versus that of the Rus- Committee. How many ‘‘Bisons” ie oth da. if it’s te — to conventional diplomacy means 
, Don’t let the Jaycees down. sians have proved satisfaetory to the reontireas ag tomervom, i eeeae cine ie oan (et that the Soviets are ready and de- tor, preparations have been made to 
accommodate at least 650,000, or 30 
per cent more than in 1955. 
* * * 
Whether one wants to enjoy a 
pleasant outdoor meal or play tennis, 
horseshoes, shuffleboazd, softball or 
baseball, he can do so in one or more   
The Man About Town 
8 801 Visitors 
Attended Open House at 
Pontiac State Hospital   A man with the military e¢.- 
perience of President Eisen. 
hower isn't likely ‘to let his own 
country down and allow it to be 
unprepared for sudden war, 
Then why all the fuss in Congress 
and the special inquiry undertaken 
by the Senate Armed Services 
Committee as a result of prodding Russians is unknown, but only 47 
B-52's have been accepted by the 
Us. Air Force. 
~ PROGRESS CRITICIZED . 
Much has been made in the press 
about the slow progress in this 
country in building B-52’s. The 
inference. is that America doesn't 
have any other bombers to use in 
the meantime. Actually, the B-47's Intercontinental 
then neither Russia nor the 
United States is adequately pre- 
pared, If it’s to be a war from 
everseas bases and from mobile 
bases like the Navy’s aircraft 
carriers, then America is in 
relatively good shape and could 
win, 
The Congress has provided the 
money for tomorrow's war. What mat emerging since the death of 
Stalin? A group of would-be 
“charm boys?” 
There has been no doubt that 
the death of Stalin unleashed a 
feyment of latent ideas among the 
so-called Soviet intelligentsia. 
Ld * * 
And the magazine Newsweek. for 
instance, in relaying reports from 
its correspondents in Washington. termined to challenge the political 
predominance of the W estera 
powers.’ 
Portraits 
By JAMES J. METCALFE 
I loved you only half as much 
.. When first I met you, dear .. . 
As you must know, because my 
  -oU by Sen. Symington of Missouri, are available in large quantity. must it do about a war in 1960? London. Paris, Bonn and Beirut, love. . . Has grown from year to - Raving beauty: Usually the ree q y lust it a a of these parks. For the special bene eran = = ve es y , bemocrat? These) dol nol havelaz)icng/alrenge i ihetienelneal Gocston! says Soviet diplomats are falling , Year - . . How could it have been 
fit of children, there is an adequate — ’ Le © con PUSHING FOR PRESIDENCY as the B-52's, but they were de- (Copyright 1056, Buick lyeinto the news | (rot eee “ee “How ene inching 
supply of the usual playground , It would be easy enough to dis agned ee ie ies Ld cttom bins i200 New Nore Merald Wve ey ee Sr vats thes acmucssbat in my heart . . Have so increased 
uipment. parage this effort by describing it - " . for you” . . . And even sow I can- 
abe T have it direct from as just a means of getting the lime- B d C d Pp | SOCIABLE NOW not weigh . The quantity in 
These parks are valuable com- Dr. Ivan L. LaCore, light on the Missouri - senator's ra y onten S O iticlans Valerian Zofin, the diplomat store... I only’ know that every 
munity assets. They help im- Medical Superintendent at supposed ambition to win the Demo- credited with directing the Red day... I love you more and more 
; Pentine State Hospital. _ eratic presidential nomination, But Not Fit for Offi ce When II coup in Czechoslovakia in 1948, .. . Yet. never have I loved you 
measurably to make Pontiac a os its ee the controversy has deeper roots: — o™ now is ambassador to West Ger- less .. . Than my capacity... As 
city in which people enjoy living 
and bringing up their families. 
    Compromise Predicted that a total of 8801 attended the open 
house there this week. Wish this column 
had space for the corrected impressions 
we have received from some of them. Symington was secretary of the 
Air Force under the Truman ad- 
ministration. He has many re- 
liable sources of information about 
America’s air strength and hence By WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. 
At the time F. D. R. was first 
nominated as Democratic candi- 
date for the presidency, the politi-~ help feeling some doubt about 
the wisdom of the doctors, in 
view of the departure of Fred 
Allen only hours after his phys 
ictan and = electrocardiographer many. 
Whereas he used to shun con- 
tacts with many other diplomats 
and prominent public men in the 
West. he now is offering up to 
$200,000 for a castle in the Bav you have been: my happiness. . . 
And all the world to me... And 
so the only answer is ... And it 
is no surprise... As you have 
made me love you more, , . My 
heart has grown. in size. 
  + 1 re h about the’ enemy's power, too. cal expert and Washington corre 
US. Hi h Bi ll I never have played goll, phones — Naturally it would be a feather in spondent of a great newspaper. had assuted him . arian Alps to expard his al (Copyright 1956) 
on ig way LS Mrs. Blanchard Holdridge the senator's cap if he could get chatting with me in a broadcasting T prayed that for his own sake activities This would be to enter- : 
From Capitol Hill has come news of Drayton Plains, “but The Press stories ee ee al igen when laine asked whether I ed es and for the country’s sake the Pres tain German industi-alists and pol-- Looking Back F ; : s : Se cee ° 1 Adlai Steven aS a doctor at a man who has dent would rete t o vA ificiens : by sen claliver ala } : , ident wou Mp to a reasonat 
that differences between the House : son are in the limelight been stricken with pobomyelitis quiet normal life Se linac sad vee ‘15 Wears Age 
d Senate highway bills will be Dae aeae: Ite, of course, not wholesome ld administer Twas shocked ened bythe news that he Mould gf guane Wicker iliplonanets BATTLE IN ARABIA. spreads S ’ , , in 4 A A — an / a & ’ make it seem so Interesting that Ive  j OY Aeustica's. aif power or: ae ail amma ihe es run again Manage Ean) capitate = News BRIFISH SEEK further U. 8. romised. : eon : pe only say that F. D, R. he ne He! : = comp! joined my husband, and expect to s crets spilled over the front pages ~handled the next biggest - jobs of Signed letters net more than, sucipere week says, “was to corner a_ help on Ae re ace 
be as crazy about it as he is.” —as this is bound fe benefit the “the kind reasonably well for two bealth and hygiene, not to disease, diag- lone Soviet attache and block | - SELASSIE FLEES, Fthioptans § action was The need for uch ti _ enemy—just to advancethe for jars Roster oF txeaimnene wie aan er evs hie efforts to wriggle his way 
apparent even before the House Seventy-four yeare of age, tunes of a candidate or a political addressed envelope is sent to The Pon. out. Ot ene ee 
its party At the time the late Warren G. "Press Pontiac. Michigan . JUDGE HOLLAND'S new court 
overwhelmingly approved Mrs. Maggie Butters . Harding wee ruasing fer pres. (Copyright 1956) “Russian diplomats huddled in 
$51.5 billion measure. Besides 
this much needed expenditure 
over a 13 year period, the bill 
provides for a total of $14.8 bil- 
lion in new taxes over 16 years. of 4898 Houston Drive, hag seven chil- 
dren, 25 grandchildren, 40 great-grand- 
children and two more on the way; also- 
two great-great-grandchildren, the oldest 
being five years of age. One of the latter 
makes 
Mrs. Marvin Vincent “But those who are pressing the 
investigation deny any such pur- 
pose and insist that it is really 
patriotic to bring out the facts be- 
cause only in that way can the 
. remedial steps be taken that, they 
_..are convinced, ought to be taken. ideat, I interviewed the senator 
at his Marion home and aise 
Gov. Cox, his opponent, with the 
avowed intention of writing ar- 
ticles for my newspaper columa 
concerning each candidate's 
_health and fitness for the job.   
Case Records of a Psychologist   
  room near completion. 
Children Must Learn Young to Earn 
Their Way; Don't Overindulge Them * * * U.S. READY NOW, BUT Gov. Cox, at the governor's home 
contrast, the Senate measure’ as of 2598 Lapeer Road, a great-grand-aunt The issue is not too simple. The in ‘Columbus, submitted: cheer- . oe 
In t t : , - at the age of 36. fact-is that for a war that has to fully to examination and. went Jerry’s father was a poor boy “Certainly not,’ you will ex- . same basic training in the business approved last- May, sets up a five a b€& fought tomorrow — as Gen. through some- exercises so I could WhO worked up to the top rung <jaim. : ~ world and begin working for pay 
year $18 billion Federal-State high-. Now vice president of Hillsdale Col May, head of the Strategic Air observe the effect on heart ac. Of the ladder to success. Then 4 4 4 1 4 3) Jobs even when you are of kinder. 
way building program. The chief dif- lege ts ) . Dolio patenee aetna Weak baie a IES I Ne Nees ee CC testified—the United States is su- * 6 «8 @ same les essen’ Wel Pot . » Don't give chi Laurence J. Taylor, = . : ; ‘er- ence. A child must his own sive children an allow. ‘ference between the Administration- . ane Hy pen pe ee OU Gy that might at- Senator Harding demurred, I had ee ld ) y s nee | cpending mecuey ie ate, te oar afice! For that is like making your 
backed House bill and the Senate Laren ee ontiac High School, an cas ' oe ae eho oh to promise him I would publish Gainey one ann a OL. ize that it egy ely sweat Child wear waterwings every time oldes ; ave to be fought In 23ov, there 18 nothing about his health without. : , ej): sometimes tearet i he goes swimming. version is how to apportion: money to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Tayler, a wide differerice of opinion among his written consent. What I printed ae ial re ; ve a Reales - financial toe-hold in dat ae v8 
the states for the 40, fad mile inter- this being the college where rig pa eles Nae ale es in this colunay sbout Senator ae Boney matlers? 9 9 “economie system. gtllowances weaken your child, : me ing was st I could say about : : : r he must learn to keep afloat fi- state system. _ E. C. (Ted) Hayhow, do between nowy end then?” Who him without violating my own con By DR. GEORGE. W. CRANE. Neither piano playing skill nor nancially by his own efforts, and * * * formerly with The Pontiac Press, is a Knows the capabilities of the Rus science: Mainly I was impressed Casel ROM: Jer O aged ct ability to budget money wisely. do the same as regards swimming. 
The House apportionment is 
based on the needs of each state 
for aid in completing its portion 
of the interstate system. These member of the board of directors. 
An oleander free ‘growing in a tub in 
the home of 
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Funston sian air force today, even though 
it has a certain numb® of planes 
of a particular range or fighting 
capacity? Who can accurately 
assess those capabilities, and hoy 
many among our own military by the man’s graciousness, Secret- 
ly I told my friends that I doubted 
the man: would live out his term if 
elected, 
Now it is my conviction that . is a typical prodigal son, though 
-he hag. graduated from’ a leading 
college. 
“Dr. Crane, I dont know net van be inherited, regardless of how 
talented a musician or business 
genius the father may be’ 
Yet thousands of successful. self- 
made parents make the same er- Life makes no allowances for 
anybody, so why teach him to ex- 
pect favors (allowances) and 
something-for-nothing while he is 
in your home as a child? 
As soon as he is pushed out upon   
. : we, the American people, made will become of Jerry.’ his de ror as Jerry's dad 
eee eee ticennoeee 13 Auburn Heights now is in full bioom Umi se aere ona eculahh | x dreadfl mitahe mien we went eed mnie confeeeds mene HS OFT, fe will furnish him no His r essed. program residen ise for its tenth season ie soil "of hes llots in pha a sick man to go into the ring 4 ND allowances for anything, and he'l) 
submitted to Congress last vear. | ) Ce ee) Os MEG, “He has had ail the adv oe eit _much more handicsipped . _ Mere| numbers do not tell thet | oo te) Advantages when competing with typical Amer- * * le - The deer are not the only Michigan atery’ dtlalt, wor idee (the! tact! | When the beloved T, R. was run. | we could giv@ him. We sent him to ican youth who know how to earn / o wildlife that are moving southward as : : i ning fqgr governor, I heard, him a private schopl so he could mingie /- 
The Senate version | uses the for- that one ind of plane ie being ona and | voted for him at with the best type of children. nein own way: / 
mula in the existing Federal road 
law. This sets aside the relatively Francis Pennoyer 
reports that he killed a porcupine with 
his car the other night in the driveway built by the Russians for their 
. purposes necessarily mean that) 
America must match what the least once in every campaign from 
then on ° 
* Right now I can't, for the life of “His Daddy always gave him 
a liberal allowance even in gram- "$6 set up pay jobs tp your/ 
home. Encourage your child 
carry &@ newspaper route, even if 
small sum of $175,000,000 each year of his home near Clarkston Resstare ore beilding. | Bech ine ace what diflerence it makes ort oulmy, Andne Bald all Me sens eee for interstate -r “al, whether a candidate is of or in him g190 i oe ne other work prepares Aire intersta ‘oads problem. As one military expert Sarty lock the lather and evi: per pa —— #0 successfully for earning /his It remains to be seen what kind of _ 
eed upon will fall short of meet- Finding an envelope containing $6 tn 
; Joe Samson and Gait Brock, 
both of Robinwood Ave., promptly turned 
ng the ever growing need if, it faijs.Jt over for return to its owner. 
to provide the states as much Fed- 
‘@ral help as proposed in the $51. 5 
billion House measure. 
_* * * | 
The people don’t care about the 
details of how the compromise   
  Verbal Orchids to— 
Mr. and Mrs. Otho Crandall 
of 691 Cameron Ave; 
anniversary. | 
Frank Butts fifty-third wedding - put jt—if the Russians have de- 
  
tinental long-range bomber, it 
would mean that war could be 
expected very soon. 
The Russians aren't building 
ret “Bisons"’ that rapidly: and 
  
           dently there are millions of Amer- 
I didn't vote for Eisenhower in 
the last election. Le’me see, for 
whom did yes, it was a man 
named Stevenson. But I have 
great- respect for the President as 
a man, and. I think,he has ad 
ministered his great pffice as well 
as any human being could But 
whether to vote for/him I can't at 
present decide. 
It ie not that’T think T know 
more about heart disease tian money. 
“But Jerry has no financial | 
gumption. He is constantly in debt. 
And recently he ‘has started writ- 
ing worthless checks. My husband 
has made financial . restitution for 
them, but he is about at his wits 
end.’ 
PARENTS, BEWARE 
Suppose a man yere a great 
pianist like the late Paderewski 
and expected his son to become. 
  . Prive their, children of those very 
same practical experiences which 
are so vital! for success, 
NO ROYAL ROAD 
There is no roya} foad-to ac- 
quiring 4 knowledge of mathemat- 
ics, music or of ‘sound business 
methods. 
You must memorize the basic 
rules’ and then practice on the 
real object. In music, this means own way = cur American « \- 
still as juvenile as = have a 
straight talk with them. / Remind 
them they must stand 
after. Don't make up for/their rub- 
ber checks, for you further weaken    
them by so doing. 
And send for my ‘'Budget Book- 
let" enclosing a stamped return 
envelope plus 20 cents in coin. It 
helps married folks, too, in oper- 
ating their home oe a budget. 
Always write te Dr rge W 
In care of The Pontise Press, agreement is to be reached. They of Rochester: eighty-sixth birthday a the President's medical advisors equally talented. 7 must ge through the same Ia. oo enclosing a long 3c stam aren't worried about’ the new George H. Haddril! do, but I do’ ‘think his ‘doctors Should he keep him dway from Perlows finger exercises that Hee TE. ope and 30s to) corel 
taxes they'll have to pay. They 
  of Oxford; -eighty-third birthday,   
  should have given him the bene. 
fit of the doubt—and Who can 
Li *« 
~'t manos all through childhood, and 
prevent his taking piano lessons? ' Paderewski underwent. 
You must likewige undergo the on his psychological eharte and pame - 
(Copyright 1986) & 
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They Won't Let =r Outdo Them foi Se THE PONTIAC 1 PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1956 
  
‘Directomat’ Makes: BY PHYLIJS BATTELLE 
NEW YORK (INS)—Visitors to. 
New York who used to be/ just can’t stand to be out-experted funny thing even New York 
scared —— they might get| by a hunk of steel.” people were lest too. ‘They don’t | City,’ as well as scores of hotels, on prices, visiting hours, - and so| 
lost in a maze of hard copcrete 
and harder people, now can brush’ The) “hunk of steel” that has’ better than me,’ I said to myself | places, etc. 
caused human nature to do a And se I thought of the idea for puxnEs BUTTON sanyaritan-type flip in our city is’ = If a man wants to ask how to, Chime how to go to the esas 
actually a magnificent gesture to| Dr. Tamir, a Ph. D: in engi- ‘get somewhere, he simply pushes, 99d. It will give you a card 
alleviate the bewilderment of mil-/neering from the Sorbonne, isa button on a panel—indicating| telling where to, write and sign~ * s 
You will =a get lost ey days, 
triends,. Sway tate fonrs. | 
New York City is just dying tojlions of local citizens, as well ag|modest enough about himself. But/where he wants to ‘go. | up for a future trip,” said Dr. tell you exactly where to go. ltourists. It was developed after he coricedes the “‘directomat’’ is ¢ © e [ Tamir smugly. 
It all came about this week 10 years of experimentation by) jsomewhat of a genius. The machine whirs like an angry’ The Directomat is polite, too. when a neat little machine, Dr. Max Tamir. Who said: * * » buzzer, pauses as if cogitating the It will not advis¢ you.how to go in, called the “Directomat,” was 
installed in a Times Square sub- 
way station. . 
The electro-mechanical whatsit | 
has suddenly put the spotlight on 
the lost and strayed of the city, | 
and now you can hardly wear an; 
aimless look on your face without, 
having 10 men and .a dog barking! 
helpful directions at you. 
° s s 
“It's this way,”’ said a subway 
attendant who has been standing! 
by. watching the ‘‘directomat’’| 
punch’.out directions for getting 
around town. 
“The machine itself isn't 80) Se ~: — oo ———E “It seems like New Yorkers! miserable, and then I found a | mezzanine. It lists all the subway plicit directions on hew”to get? 
system’s 476. ‘stations across the|there and, frequently, information | 
e ee | know how to get around any restaurants, nightclubs, public’ forth of the place you are heading 
; |for. : 
  “You can even ask the ma 
“I came here from France 11 | It is a 4,by-5-foot board. _ against matter, then Spits out a + by skiall ‘the other direction.     
      rel D JER R A |’ y USE YOUR CREDIT! PAY 
LATER ON EASY TERMS! 
amazing—it's just one of those | ve 
push-button things. What’s amazing 
is how, since they. put it up, every- 
body you see wants to be helpful. 
meee ceric WISE 
“Used to be, when. a guy from 
the sticks would ask ‘how to get 
to the Astor, nobody’d \help him.| 
. Now, everybody wants to be a wise! 
Space Satellite. 
Plans Revealed Missile to Circle Earth, 
for 2 Weeks; Launching | 
Set for ‘57 or ‘58 |   
  
WASHINGTON # — America's 
first space satellite probably will 
circle the earth for two weeks—| 
and maybe you can.see ‘it if you| 
can spot a golf bal] 30,000 feet up’ 
in the air. 
e-e ¢ 
Dr. John P. Hagen says the. 
time for seeing the satellite we 
sunrise and another hour after sun-| 
set.— when the earth is dark and) 
th 
it.” he added. 
Dr. Hagen is director of Project. 
Vanguard, set up to build and 
launch the satéllite during the In-| 
ternational Geophysical Year. He 
‘told of the planning in an address 
yesterday before the Armed 
Forces Communications and Elec- 
tronics Assn. 
TO BE ON SCHEDULE 
He told questioners the satellite 
program is on schedule and will 
meet its deadlines. He mentioned 
  The time the satellite ‘will stay, 
aloft will depend on its- orbit, | 
which in tum will depend largely 
- on how accurately it can be! 
launched, Dr. Hagen said. As, 
plarmed now, {it should stay up) 
about two weeks before slowing: 
down in the atmosphere and dis, 
integrating high above the | 
he added. } 
e ¢ ¢ 
The satellite itself will be a 
sphere of thin metal 20 inches in| 
diameter and weighing 21%) 
pounds. Traced by radio and tele. 
acopes, it will circle the earth| 
every 90 minutes at heights rang- 
ing from 200 to perhaps an much) 
as 1,500 miles above the earth but 
with an average of 300 miles. 
Fire Losses Increase 
LANSING ‘(#—Forest and grass-| 
land fire losses are pushing to-| 
ward the 2,000-acre mark tn Michi- 
gan. ie State Conservation De-| 
partment reported today that 34! 
fires last week which swept 279 
acres boosted the total acreage | 
burned over during the year to’ 
1,776 acres. | 
  
State Employes Meet 
LANSING (— More than 500! 
members of the Michigan State 
Employes Association wi}l attend 
the association's sixth annual as- 
sembly at Lansing Saturday. The 
group will elect officers and con- 
sider numerous resolutions-includ- 
ing one recommending improved 
medical benefits. 
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been set up to-refund seven | 
million dollars to Michigan natural)’, ere te) : dated and Consumers Power by lig, stabbed four to death hadn't been sleeping for six nights. 
se eer, oe oe Public! ine Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co.| 4 soriotee (I had not been drinking for seven their t | kni ng Set Service Commission reported to-| The refunds resulted from a F with a homemade hunting knife 
=~ eral Power Commission order re-, 
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fo Receive Refunds garss,Seict's ms Stabs 4 to Death 
wb seerdng: | re ee - |wife today."’ \ 
Monegar also attacked two | 
eter venom e's cree Weekly TV Show | | Dist. Atty. Ronald Keberle 
  tained “I don't know why I did 
        
  | The victims ‘were his ‘wife and In 1794 Congress voted to a, , e 2 e, 
mother-in-law, and the two small struct six frigates for the protec-| If the plans jell, the star of the| 
Barbary pirates. ing agency. : 
: Hainline has ‘been the state | 
| WAUSAU, Wis. w — A 37-year quoted Monegar” 4a_saying in & LANSING WMichigai Republi- ine oe serene series of need-| ee Aree old American Indian, who main-|*igned : cans are considering early launch- vig; pias . ; | of n! why I did it. ; . Vision on ‘spot time ‘to touring: | ‘ anpethe pavabeniyd ing of an organized effort to help, Democratic state officials on four Wilkie, Assoicated Press autom? funeral services will be at 
_message to voters vial "reports to \days. T had ‘no argument with my/|a weekly ‘television program over recent ursda: a | le\leerebral” bis hage in Febru- woediaw Mausoleum. |The Rev. 
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       orm powriac Press. FRY, MAY 410880 se au, Dad Dest} (Williom Holden Gives _ | | pe Es Al, |} GEORGES-NEWPORTS . . . NAME BRAND j 
New Red Peril ince Gem Three Found Dead in Spacious New York Home)pummg nn   mustache — his first — to charity.|N.¥. (®—Police broke into @ com-|birds were dead in their cages. jhome at the urging of ‘9 neigh-lof the family car in the attached     ‘ ; Wc: 4 i YWOOD ‘ \ : i 
Confronts West liam Holden has donated his) HASTINGS - ON \- HUDSON.;room floor. At least 50 tropical) Police entered the seven - cite \was found in the! tront seat! 
     
         
   
        
      ; . y fortable dwelling here \last night, Hastings Police Chief Joseph|bor, who said the family had not]... ' i a i By ig edie 
NATO leaders’ Aawes The adornment, grown for 8!snq found a house of death.  |Trojak said Mrs, Andrea Kauf-/been seen for more than a week./Sunce. The aus Pnagce wey + — 
g movie ‘role and saved by a studio! _ ese e \ -}man, 47, in apparently commit- mail piled up on the: porch.|noty Canvas had been stuffed! : / 
on Economic, Cultural barber. has ‘been reassembled on There were three bodiks—of a ting suicide. had taken with her authorities believe the deaths C-|i +5 the cracks of the garage 4 - > 
Threat of Soviets ° a rubber lip by a makeup man. man, his wife and his\ wife's to their deaths her husband Frank)curred about April 24. Carben monouide fumes had @- ; ; 
. bd . > FRhe Atlanta Journal and Atlanta/mother. A cocker spanidl lay 50, and her mother Mrs. Anna| Trojak said the body of: Mrs. nett through the entire house.| Mother Will Look 
  
    ce \ Constitution, ‘in conjunction with’ sptawh lifeless :on the \tiving Retteg, 70. .|Kaufman, clad in nightgown and)... Se oe . 
PARIS ‘®—NATO’s foreign min- the Atlanta Variety Club, will auc. ———— > ------—— — a en {tilling every living thing, | ; Smart in These 
isters agreed today the Western|tion it May 13 at a cerebral palsy ~ i) ee adopted a $458,378 budget for the sry 6 ; lg , . “a 
pAisbelein) bartege Phytol cial eg RNASE ean! eed al lke May Make Visit Set Sentencing Date ror year, starting duly 1, It| The body of Kautrman a tarry) BOId Prints by & <a agile iet foreign pol-| nounced | \s for Royal Oak Man will require a tax levy of $14.71, supply salesman, lay in his bed- S R 
a Soe ocean one ae, rooth. His mother-in-law’s body usan Koss hy To ‘Projects to Be Studied {0 Panama in June \t term Dey ‘al Oak Per $1,000 valuation. This year's root \ Kermit McDonald of Royal Oak. ¢ was $418.882. hay in bed in anather room. Both 
    
   
        
      
  
    oo © ; who had previously stood mute to __ 'wére in night clothes rs 
Reliable sources disclosed the| GRAND RAPIDS w—Two com-| WASHINGTON @ — President dharges of the statutory rape last . | Police were told thet Mrs. Kaut- $ oe of the North mittees of the Kent County Board Eisenhower may make a goed Jihne 15 of a ISvear-old girl in County Resident Found inal hal bacon sal ater ie yt 2 
aed Ah galt Nahgprtamtigs bes Supervisors Wednesday author-| neighbor visit to Panama City Avan Township, pleaded guilty to Guilty of Indecency serious operation about a month oi : 
full two hours in NATO head-|200 © 1#smilliondollar survey = oon 7% * 8 @ & reduced charge in circuit court” Found guilty by a jury of inde- “S°- Le et ‘  g | quarters. determine the priority of im- “Ate would like 6 "iY Wednesday. . ‘i of = : | 
|portance for 11 projects now. pend- ; ~~“ se © 0. vameS| McDonald will be sentenced tor COM exposure In the presence ' “ps P | 
denn dinepesion epred with ® Jing, an expansion timetable, and seen aaetiade id gage ¥ press. ssault\with intent to rape May 148 15year-old girl in Royal Oak Sam Benson Seys: . 1 . 
a receat jimprovement .and rebuilding pro- “°C'C'sty. ® by Judge Frank L. Doty.« Township Feb. 27, Urvin Kent, ‘ne visit te Britain of Soviet Premier poss and financial possibilities. | Panama has invited the presi- ‘ 2652 Cera Ave. Roval Oak DELICHT ‘MOM! ee Nikelai Bylganin and Commu- |The survey would be conducted by dents of the other 20 American’ 4 \— ; , : With «@ choice gift from Sam Hi, Susan Ross works in a mini- gen 
ist party bess Nikita Khrush- in, Michigan Research Council. ° [republics to attend ceremonies Holland, OKs Budget Township, will be sentenced by MJ Bengor's : = —— ped mum of detail with sort 2: 
chev. . { a ‘marking the 130th anniversary of} HOLLAND #®—The City Council Circuit Judge Frank L. Doty May : a of venet ribbon, en 2 
Ministers, gave their interprets tonig Will Release 48° (Ciiied tn Simon Bolivar to forge| one nl , BE belt. So practical. 100, the way > ons moves and. ad-| UY . Sc paar een are = See ea Se : Caley Sates 
vice on how the West must meet} IONIA (#—Forty-eight inmates|a bond among a a | eee ee a ia eet a a organ iais to quick -as-@ § 
ihe Kremlin's new look. NATO of-|Will leave the Tonia Reformatory|tions then only recently freed from} z pth tae : 
ficials maintained silence on the|in May as a Yesult of paroles Spanish rule. ca EORGES-NEWPORTS . . . NAME BRAND Since It's te Us ' 
    
      
   
     
     
     
      ministerial appraisal of Russia’s granted in April. Of the total. 13, Hagerty said Eisenhower is: 
actions and Western reaction to/Will be released tm Detroit, 25 to studying his prospective business) 
them. _ jother Michigan citigs, 4 out of the schedule to ones whether he 
. state and 6 will face afher charges can make the-frip, He probably 
EXPANSION Wh TE TEES against them. ‘would travel by plane. — Expansion of the 15-nation alli- : —~4 
pee rag political and economic eet sheietaditeedinie emma oven “tie 2 
fiel is topic in the sessions, § } 
which will continue through to.|" GEORGES-NEWPORTS morrow, It appeared final deci- . 
> ons om such proposals will be' 4 
postponed at jeast until! Decem- ~ 
her. j 
U.S. Secretary of State Dulles 
and British Foreign Secretary Sel- 
wyn Lloyd, two of the leading 
council members, were reported 
to have agreed that all proposals   
  
  
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Pontiac State Bank | 
Honors JA Company |; 
Nine Junior Achiever members| 29 
ef ‘Postaba” were feted by the!) (aq 
Pontiae State Bank last night at a § 
banquet during which sponsors. 
presented the JA firm its charter 
and honoted the year's top sales-| 
man. Jewel Ballerina 
“For the Prom” 
       
        
     
               
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  The junior businessmen and 
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to presentation of th awards. 
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$ ficers of the firm are President! - Thomas Harding, Vice President | 
Peter Clark and Treasurer Mar- 
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For Mother or for yourself! 
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14, 299 
Pontiac Building Inspector Cari 
¥. Alt announced tlat 199 permits 
totaling. $883.495 were issued last 
month . . 
This compares with 131 permits ¢ 
totaling $624.733 including 58 for ° 
new family homes worth $455,900. * 
which were issued by the city in 
\farch At 
Included in the ril figures 
were permits for 55 new family 
dwellings amounting to $434,000, ; 
and four permits for commercial 
buildings totaling $222,000. if 
Persons wishing rsesidential al-|# 
terations and repairs were issued @ 
82 permits worth $71,633. Commer... 4 
cial alterations and repair permits © 
totaled $35,600. ; 
Proposed new residential ga- ‘m= 
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SPORT SHIRTS | 4   Gift Suggestion!     
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* 
Lilies are virtually the only ex 
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Ford V8] Is the World's |     
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      TEN “Tite PONTIAC PRESS FRID AY, MAY 4, 1956 
      
Troops Subdue 
- Morocco Riots 
40 People Already Die 
in Mob Furor Against 
Pro-French Supporters | 
“ MARRAKECH, Morocco @® — 
Troops in full battle dress today, 
guarded this city in the Atlas foot- 
hilis where 40 persons died in 4 
vengeful bloodbath directed at 
friends of the late Thami e! 
Glaoui. 
e * 6 
A tight curfew appeared to have 
curbed the mob fury agains! sup 
porters of the ,Glaoui, pro-French 
pasha of Mariakech whe died in 
Joan, of cancer. 
‘The Galoui, an ~ Berber chief 
- fain, was a long-time bac oar x 
Fre rule in Morocco. He 
came a special target of fee 
for nationalists when he took the | 
lead in the ouster of Sultan \o- 
hammed ben Youssef, a = 
tionalist violence forced Fran 
return the Sultan to pewer, a: aS 
months before his death, the Gla- 
oui begged Ben Youssef's forgive- 
ness and pledged allegiance to 
him. The pasha’s years of pro-| 
* French activity: —- not forgot- 
fen. - * * * 
" Ben Youssef took strong meas- 
ures to restore order, dispatching | 
troop seinforcements to the scene | 
and ordering security forces to 
fire on the rioters if necessary. 
  
Policeman 
Hunting Bikes 
for Youngsters 
GRAND RAPIDS ue—Patrolman. | 
John Beatty, the police depart- 
ment’s stolen bicycle recovery 
specialist, is busy outwitting the 
biggest thief he has known : 
Hundreds of youngsters—mosi 
of them in outlying areas where 
need bleycleo—were left 
* by the April 
$8 ternade and Beatty is doing | 
id 
“T've been rounding bicyc les THE BERRYS \ By Cari Grubert'   
     
    
    
          
Tito is due in France Monday to munist chief of state would stay There are an average of 194,000,- 
: begin a state visit. A Foreign Of- five days as the guest of President 000 telephone conversations daily! 
Yugoslav President tice announcement said the Com- Rene Coty. : in the United States. 
pa LEWIS— / fine furniture ee 
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@ BONDED STEEL CONSTRUCTION 
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PARIS up - 
         
    
    
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jence in the 
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                                        where I can find them."’ he says 
and to date he’ doing well. There's 
~ nothing you can do to restore a 
bike crushed by the tornado,” mitt 
tH co finding bicycles in the, 
among Beaty is hunting them isn't 
easy. 
“It may take a while,” He says. 
“but I'm going to try to take 
care of all the youngsters.”’ 
  
Changes Plea to Guilty | 
of Furnishing Beer 
‘ A Royal Oak man who had |j!| 
stood mute at his circuit court 
~ arraignment to charges of furnish- 
ing beer to minors changed his 
plea to guilty Wednesday before 
Oakland County Circuit Judge 
Frank L. Doty. 
‘Harry Seid, of 22742 John R 
| Ave., "= pen af ine 
* Doty May 14. 
To Represent Chiang 
' ‘TAIPEI @—Chu Fu Sung, for- mer head of the information eect 
tion of the Nationalist Chinese For- 
eign Office, left today for Wash-| 
ington to begin his new duties as 
minister in the Nationalist 
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‘lto Capture of Prowler 
thread to a stone underneath a. 
bedroom ‘window, trailed the | 
ithread into the house and set the | 
_|spool on the floor. When the spool | 
jbegan sliding across the floor he 
called a neighbor and the two of. 
them ran outside, nabbed a youth’ 
and turned him over to police.   LINCOLN, Neb. 
Humphrey told police how he| 
caught the prowler. LA a He fastened ‘one end of a long 
  
  | LANSING Tatty Aids Campers’ 
nnenapen> areneanpamivee 
“MARINE: Ay) | tatty and feerved $2,251 during the 
ipast week to help, pay their way 
w— Lansing young-;to YMCA summer camps near 
W —Tom Ste?s sold more than five tons of Clare and Williamston, / 
  
       
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jheaded again for the far Pacific almost wholly unencumbered by chien, oan of tla act 
7 [to watch an atomic test, There/hair, E a\ a) 6 bly horrified by -the sight was that trip of a decade ago to : of il-dressed reporters and eam- 
| Bikini. Not until the’ recent mat-/ He must have rapped his head/ eramen flicking cigarettes 
rimonial fracas in Monte Carlo|®s#!nst every lowslung pipe, vent,| the dec 
has ‘a story been so overwhelmed/fire extinguisher and door on that aon rooms. 
by the story tellers, or so badly Ship, so lost was he in the realm! powerless to throw us reported. of scientific thought. Finally a non-| ne seemed 
° r s es 4 scientifie type reporter took him to on 7 crew. 
- We had about 300-in the press/$ick bay to have mercurochrome|:cjean sweepdown, fore and aft!” 
party for the Bikini tests, most of/@7d plasters put on a skull On!tecame the principal order of the them on the SS Appalachian, an|Which by now the game of tick-|4. in the suffocating heat. attack transport provided by the tack-toe could readily be played. ° 
Navy. The method of selecting the srooP ADVISED On the day before the bomb accredited observers remains &| pn». ‘Thone seated himself sub-|was dropped over the chained 
  
    e Fully Guaranteed | Was @ representative aboard from jcroaker said, “Doctor Thorne, our what it had been like. a AA, he "Memories of That Bikini Journey). ui 
oper was one of the few | ae SS eS 
ee peg di military secret) missively before the Navy croaker |fleet, one of the free lancers aboard! 
-@ FAST. SERVICE and let himself be attended to./handed me four neatly typed pag: | 
’ | Suffice it te say that there When the patches were in place the es giving graphic description of      ise) 
*Sam-Benson Seys: . 
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laut, there was a sodden commun- (feather, and others with ‘Three | (alicia diana = 
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|morrow,” intoned - the best itt 
      
      
        
    
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| But there were times during the 
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pene | Charm magazine as well as the lceilings and the pipes that run| He wrote of being slapped to the -known | 
@ Shop Us and | attorney for ‘a picture maga- jalong them were not built for a deck by the shock wave, of stag-authority on the bomb, “this place | IF sO... 
. s | gone. man of your height, Please be gering about blindly from the Will be leveled. Not a| palm tree . re |. * 6 8 [carta after this. Walk with & atomic flash, and of the great, will ges This bar will be splint-| SEE: ti ers, its potions scattered.” There | : 
© NO APPOINTMENT SES See yell “64 56 essee eae irTeaialcwien are| wasn't a dry eye in the bar, | We Are Not @ Loan-Compony 
eaeeny Literature, brought along his Perot sacoa up. Hs festooned head 271 EOE "® go with 2" mses | MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS ey P ipti ‘sonal physician. There was a man, we: | But the day after the great blast, 
our Prescription ‘too, who affected shorts and a Came in violent contact with a ph ORs rays ‘there we were back again at the I 411, South Seginew Sr. FE 8-0456 Filled ‘black homburg, and then there was OPeaing =: new cut that requt ‘Sent it to the! office an hour |same rail. Not @ blade of grass - t . ‘Dr. Thone. three stitches. \ago,” he said, buffing his nails on had been harmed. You could have MEMBER AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT COUNSELLORS « 
© Glasses Repaired e 8 e |__ We were, as a group, regarded {his Hawaiian shirt, As it turned 'knocked some of us over with a 1 Dr. Thone was a kindly scien-|-—— a 
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Army Wants to Keep Animals 
‘Save the Horse’ Clarion| 
Resounds in Washington 
WASHINGTON (INS) — The When'the puzzled seglseaers | 
clarion cal] of ‘‘Save the Horse’’|looked into it a little further, they   
  
  
    
  has been sounded in the halls of|found that most of the vets have 
Congress. little to do with live animals any-| 
os ¢° 8) way. Mostly, they inspect 
At issue im recent hearings was But   
  
  Appropriations subcommit- on Daniel Flood 
tae found ont wee maore San told | nen : : . Es. 
_ merely a holdover. that he believes ‘ | 
pooh rami) ‘ = —— 
wong ree el ooan baat Ft. Riley, Kan., “‘and to. put some| 
  
            
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Is Your High School / ot THE PONTI AC PRES | 'Watdh for School News! 0°78: . Represented in the Press? =. ee, . : , : S : on This Page Each Friday = | FRIDAY, MAY 419567 7 | = _PONTIAG, MICHIGAN, ee | THIRTEEN ‘i 
‘7 
Concert, Banquet Loom at PHS __BY VICKY MICU 
Music fills the ajr at Pontiac 
High School this week as members 
of the vocal department, 800 
strong, finish off rehearseals for 
“Say It With Music,” the gnnual 
vocal concert. / day teachers visited classrooms 
and observed actual PHS classes. . 
Seniors. .are -buckling down to . 
work as the second marking period 
ends and senior preliminary exams 
loom near. May 14, 15, 16 seniors 
will take exams from 7:45 to 9:15 
a.m. and 2:15 to 3:45 p.m 
Schedule ts as follows: banquet honoring, employers-em- 
Ployes. . : 
This annual banquet highlights 
the school year for students. on 
the Retailing co-op course, and 
is a “thank-you” affair for em- 
ployers. The banquet will be held 
May 16 at Deven Gables. . ° * 
PHS students did their part! . 
to observe Mental Health Week|; Senators with surnames A April 28—May 6 attending the|/ threugh = will take exams in 
Pontiac State Hospital open house, Teom 3! —_ . aa Seniors with surnames L ‘Anniversary celebtation of Music|Hundred Dollar Ctub, selling over Educators. .|$108 worth of subscriptions. / Stu- 
dents are now sending / word 
through Student Council repre 
serttatives suggestions for “things 
that might be purchased with 
the money the school obtains from 
* * * f 
Retailers turn their eyes ‘t 
ward Spring, choosing a May Pole 
as the central theme for their      Asplin, will be presented May 8, 
10, 11 and dedicated to the Golden       2% students joined ‘the One|   
  
    : _ {and workshops. - > : s ; \ Seaaes ees representing —oe will take exams in 
* ‘ ‘ Mrs. Edna Forman's Afmerican Rey ied Menday May 46. 
ah \ SS alana ee @: ea . Me bs = . 
a : made classes com ? 
es >. "| ments were made on mental tien oat) BO 
E ® 7 3rd period—Tuesday, May 15- ' ee sf PHS this week was the scene of| 7:45-0:15 oan 
5 Sa ge . much activity for area teachers— 4th period—Tuesday, May 15- ; and provided a half-day vaction| 2:15—8:45 
for students Wednesday. Thurs-| 6th period—Wednesday, May 
aaa 16—7:45—0:15 
6th + period—Wednesday, May 
16—2: 15—3: 45 
‘Harvey’ Ready 
for Production Sidelights at PHS this week— 
Bill Hansen, PHS sophomore was 
given an award of merit for out- 
standing work in the PHS biology 
club and laboratory work at the 
Annual State Science Fair of the © 
Waterford  Students/ Junior Academy of Science, Arts, 
Await Prom, ‘La Lune ope iraa a Saslase entering orig§ © | 
Reverie’ nal posters ie Royer Poster ‘ : 
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school “ Mich State in June, |The three-act comedy, directed by|*Ch0O! students busy this week. Set ens Stale Sete rnor, Dew: \ P| {Patty Looman, has an almost all-|Dances. elections, vocal concerts 11. roy Lee Brewer, Chuck Rich, wins | Be “4 {sentor cast. and spring sports are but a few of/ michael Carter, Larry Thiemkey : 'e ‘ — ‘ Anxiety 1s growing im both the. newsmakers reported. . |and Thomas Wilson. 
VISIT HOSPITAE—St. Michael seniors visited | Peatioe Frese Photo! seniors and underclassmen as |AT WALLED LAKE * [AT AVONDALE _ Pontiac State Hospital this week. Here going in The seniors are studying the causes and cures | just one week remains before the | The Inter-Lakes Student Council Py pe een spring the door at the hospital are (left to right); Mary of mental illness in keeping with Mental Health | 1956 prom, “La Lune Reverie.” [held their all-council dance scheduled for 8 p.m, Wednesday Junior and year due to the enlarging of the Lee Tunny, Robert Bender gnd Maryann Lann. Week. Seniors are spending the major-| ednesday: at Farmington. night at Avondale High. Under the of Lake Orion Migh Schocl will |. actment, a a ; : ity of their evenings finishing dec- The student body heard cam- direction of Jean Woodworth, the, >¢ presented by the 108 members ; S Mi h Hi . . orations for the big annual event, paign speeches Wednesday trom (concert will contain numbers by| % these organizations, Eady bleep eredyey 
t. 1C ae] 1 h Seniors which takes place a week from Walker and La Pass- |the Boys and Girls Glee Qubs and Beginning at 8 p.m., Wednesday 27"! Cancer Drive. : was turned over to the 
-~ Mental Health Week With Class Tour . Termahl who’ "are remag for |BATng 12" the concert im night Teliin several elections of well itcen members af the Fut our ee ae mee CO-OP! ice |  Rletiens wat re ; known band music as well as N0V-|Teachers Club toured Michigan 
” ot pene One") cae phaae Tasaday daring hems? All the classes will eslect king elty. numbers. Of special interestiNormal College where they Te By JANET ENGLISH | Bounce was added to the student/clamoring for library permits the|the annual co-op banquet Tuesday) and queen candidates next'week jis the “Peck Horn Revenge,”|ceived « ‘sneak ” of the In keeping with the purpose of| body's list of extra-curricula week-|last few weeks in order to com-jevening at a local restaurant. Report cards were 1 1 Tues-| for spring carnival, The earnival |which will feature the French hort future. preview’ oe 
Mental Health Week, the senior) end activities. Plete their research themes. Tues- DANCE PLANNED day Included on the -honor roll is sponsored by the PTSA, section. The band is under the 4 class was -given the opportunity, The dance was a record hop|day was the deadline for this as- Sa na are 2 seniors, 26 and 4) - . isin full direction of David Leith. 3 : of touring the Pontiac State Hos- held on Friday from 8:30-te-21:30.|signment required of all the sen- . farday iteare ds a ane qegncmacren Onn eran Peg. Seiad mapa Son Se =e Vea teacmt om Pr om Ba t pital, sapere a two fold return. Alljior student economists. Hlegewny — eetivition. The|gy Emmert, and two seniors, Car- peaee big different sports be Thursday at ¢:30 pm. at ’ nque 
day and resulted in an education|ning of fun and at the same time|Wednesday for a sfudent council) cast : the White ceived all A's Sek Oe et ee eee. group and their parents will in- for the seniors on the causes their admission repienighed the|meeting. Corridor and classroom [SS Sb0s by eid AT LAPEER AT LAKE ORION : d of Michaelite’s monetary reserve. _| behavior were the foremost topics Brothers Real Estate, will be held : oe pts pan ad [ and cures of mental illness, poagria cae a oa aie > pu top lat 8 in the big barn on Waterford] Seven Lapeer Junior boys will’ Today is the.big day! The Junior- es @ . ‘A more thorough understand. (1100 issue — which will feature nontl pane = : Next Friday is dear to the boys Chosen recently their class- ME et mage ing of the conditions of these.sick |oniy articles concerning the sen maton es eae sae ooo e 2 @ Phawaleses for the Sadie Hawkins Dance spon-| Senior Activities Draw people will result in thetr receiv. |; is bei : In co-dperation with the Student : sored by the Student Counci, is a s ‘ag’ Suat toentaneas Sivanlaaslacer: a oe ne prevered pared. trom anil oak Carole Vanitvelt and Grarpous las patting tierik tet bp the obit Attention as Graduation es acl rb. : WB es rare gata) cage eres tear the Comptometer School here in ; effort to make the event a success. ar IMLAY CRY Nears == . students’ circuit Pontiac spoke to the Typing II Basis for the election was | Tickets have been sold throughout 
fostered this vital understanding. | students on Thursday, Explana- | Primarily their character, then the community. Square and mod- Students of Imlay City High who ANN SCHACHERN 
All agree that it was a wortt- tton of the machine and of the | ‘N° Cooperation they have dis- ern dance music will be provided pocstved ‘al A's/ Ser tant ported te = Ai P | .. | Played in school projects, adap- |by the Pontiac Federation of clude Eileen Rathka, Judy Henry,| The Junior-Senior Prom, Seniop ee | Courne of study offered was siv- | s bitity to all activities, and their | Musi Betty Kovacs, Sandra Stover, and and Junior After the Michaelite Staff held en. Comptometer ability tests | ; y =e. ee oe 6 Jenet| Van (Consult! ‘ activities, clase rings a meeting to organize the publica-) tests were administered, the re- | all round pleasing personalities. Chauuen lier Tthell Baral Dance! : : . drew attention at St. Frederic tion of this year’s final issue of sults of which are now being The Michaelite will feature ar- are Nancy Schack and Sheldon AT CLARKSTON High this week. the paper, funds were found to be awaited. ticles on both of these representa- orth eal Ay ES Girls who are going out for} Junior class members have been inadequate. So — the “Bermuda! ‘Economics students have been|tive teenagers. IF aley mab tty Barbera Gre cheerleading are now practicing mee omy = whet they claim 
|ham, decorations; Barbara Keni- . ov Faragl oat an 10 e. Fred.” Bestect di fe 
. ss s © am feck, refreshments; rt Dor. 35 when the chal on file rd been decoration chairman Ardith 
Ninth Graders Relive Washington Trip ===" Siete See Se | . r) , 7 being kept i 
: —_ | senior Family Psychology | 2 PHS Seniors _|tis sscret, | One group of ninth graders! Students hope to make this an [represented Lincoln Junior High-classes and Future - Nurses’ ees comes -home from a trip to Wash. annual affair. School on a panel of speakers who! Club visited the Pontiac State Gr anted M SU Prom will take plaée nex ¢ ington, D.C. and another groUP The Kickball tournament is om|Presented a program for the Junior Hospital during open house Tues- A Wednesday, May 9 from 9 t 12, , (Lincoln) left Wednesday for their in Wilma Webb's gym classes. | Child Study. Glub of Pontiac. day. Scholar shi ps s Juniors are also busy making a Washington tour. | Henry Elling and the Boy’s Glee'/ The topic was “What Can We | WTHS band and A cappella choir Two Ponti Seniors plane for the Jusier — Senlcr Sports of spring are holding full Club went to Keego Harbor and/ Do to Better’ the Understanding members and directors are mak- ies ard Kilby mes Wea face _ Banquet which will be held Dee an the proverbial benvenn ? Sang for the PTA. Soloists were Hetween Parents and Children.” [ing preparations for their ,com- RONALD JOHNSON GARY ROBERTSON Seen gisoted ganaial oc Wednesday, May 16, 0 AS ee , agen ebean sl ie soe Ror) Each student presented » © [bined Spring Concert to be May) Valedictorian of the 1956 Clark-| Clarkston salutatorian for this!to Michigan State University start-| Cast members of “Our Town’? me Silver and © Haroutunian. | phase of the subject and then an- 16, : ston class is Ron Johnson, son of|year is Gary Robertson, son of Mr.|ing in September. reluctantly put away greasepaint Students who returned from A profit of $4.83 resulted from a\.swered questions at the conciu- | Mr. and Mrs. Leslie. Johnson of|and Mrs. Gray Robertson of Rob- : and re costumes at the end the Washington, D.C. tour were noon movie shown in Margaret] sion of their talks. Who's Davy Crockett! | Flemings Lake road. Ron has been|ertson court. Gary was cocaptain| | The scholarships are based on | tw very guecesstul presenta happily retelling thetr expert- [Scott's homeroom. A bake sale Is) Seven students of Lincoln Junior] ~ president of the Student Council,jof the football team, president .of| NEM school scholastic and s0- |isn, of their senior play last woels- ences of the trip to all interested |slated next Tuesday. |High School who intend to train to} Davy Crockett fans have prom-iq member of Future Teachers|H™ freshman class, president of| ‘Vity records plus recommenda: | 5 Histeners this week. The annual May Dance was ibe teachers attended a Recruit-|ised to line both shores Sunday/ciub, and CHS Debate team: Ron/HI-Y, vice president of the senior] '"* from school personnel. ee @e + Highlights af the trip were: the Tuesday presented by Homeroom ment-Tea for future teachers held|when Avondale boys race their! placed first in District Extempore|class,and a member of the Stu-} The scholarships cover tuition| A record-breaking 1147 tickets visiting of the tomb of the un- sell at Webster School by Delta Kappa/keel boats on the Clinton River|contest. His scholastic rating was|dent Council. His scholastic rat-|for four years providing a certain|were sold for the two perform. known eoldier, the Naval Academy|“" (4NOOLN - |Gamma, an educational society forjin Auburn Heights. Sources say)3.77. He plans to attend Michigan/ing was 3.71. He plans to attend/scholastic point average is main-|ances. Seniors, Juniors of 308, at Annapolis and the Lincom Me-| Cota Duke and Gary MacDowell teachers in Oakland County. ~ {this will be a colorful sight. State University. } Albion College {fi the fall. \{ tained. both Sophomore rooms, both 8th morial. Z ~~ a “S00 grade rooms and the Ist and 2nd JoAnne Dembinski and Lyle Ba- Se Se eee ee ee ory graders of 102 will receive a free singer had the honor of placing an =, a day as a reward for their ticket a wreath on the tomb of the un- ae salesmanship. known soldier. The Senior class visited the Pon- The student council is sponsor- tiac State Hospital during its open ing the sale of Madison T shirts 7 house last Wednesday afternoon. and jackets. - , Yesterday, Senior Review tests AT AVONDALE : by were given. These tests, which are The Avondale Junior High base- \ ie really a review of all grade school ball team played Madison Junior ‘ aw English, arithmetic, geography, and High last week and won 52. A N Fie . spell had to be passed with a game was played yesterday with wy eo he : Ba before final exams will be Rochester. ‘ yw aa ven to prospective graduates. . 
The school's vocal department Ws \\) , ‘ The Junior class, has started presented a concert, “Songs of wy ) aoe the ball rolling for next fall 
‘ Our Nation’’-Wednesday. Motiey : } aL already. Tuesday morning, class from the free will offering will ' | ie rings were ordered and will ar- be used for buying music books. : 2 rtye in early October. . 
Plans are being made to take aoe Junior biology classes journeyed those people who have been regu- to Cranbrook on a field trip 
lar members of service groups dur- Wednesday. 
~ ing the last semester on a trip to Sophomore officers reported that Detroit for a Tiger ball game. ~ they made enough money on   AT EASTERN . 
Elwin M. Beaty's project has 
been called back and put on dis- 
play at the American Industrial * * 
All yearbook copy has bees 
  Arts Association Convention. His 
project went on display April 23. 
aldng with other national winners 
of last year, Elwin placed: 4th in 
the 9th and 10th grade division. 
Ray ald 2 ith and 9th graders 
are working on projects for this 
year, ~ 
-. George Emmans Latin classes / Sn rect . 
ying a. Roman to- — : : . . 2% . entiac Press **) Junior’ aaa ng Reali pie | LUNCHEON SPECIAL — Mrs: Marion VanRyzin and Mrs. Lois for all the women faculty during their lunch hours. In the left picture picture showing new spring clothes for the fashion show are Geral- an I. Gianna wage acterize gods and goddesses and Walsh combined their homemaking ‘classes to’ present a luncheon- ‘teachers Mrs. Joseph Davis and Mrs. Donald McCandless (seated) dine Anderson, Carol Duffie and Fran Ward. Spring was the theme Next Monday Mission Movies wit 
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“ a their slaves from Roman times. | fashion show Thursday at Bastern Junior High School. The show was are served by Judy Edson (left) and Frances Pepper. In the right * of the affair. |   proofread for ‘the final time. Des 
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Allies in WW ll | Army ‘Says Estimate   
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» WASHINGTON ( - Some of the 
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also helped allied forces win ca 
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An Army map service official 10. cUBiC FT how the Army acquired some of 
the European geodetic material 
it used to compute the new find- 
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about half a mile smaller around 
the equator than was thought 
| heretofore, 
Floyd W. Hough, who headed a 
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sections with light tratfic brought! cently been directed to his office.| The law requires that drivers. "ad08 No. 1 fishing license for Denver is a mile high #nd the a ‘building last night, four search-} See -d about the installation of “yield Whee lip chess are ereotad confronted with the new “yield 1956 and remarked smilingly: “I President's favorite Rocky Moun- ROTC Will Parade . “|lights with beams totaling nearly 
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| Vanderstempel explained. ture pn luded — et m the! It was in Denver that Eisenhow- ‘Panion L, M. “Pexton, that he had'of Armed. Forces Week. land 80 to 95 miles on the ground. |- “Michigan Manua ‘niform ~~ vee 
oe Temes ores tsa ee ot ine | “Undey these circumstances a Traffic Control Devices” 
- Deane Sc: ers tre weet collision/ is bound ot occur,’ he copie erento: OPEN <4 OPEN 
\_§ teey Trained Teners said j 
Seae ms topakeed posta a a ‘The United States Bureau of. Pub- Find Pontiac Resident Fri. & FRI. & 
: FREE ESTIMATES ‘lie Roads. the National: Committee . 
Prompt, Courteous Service fon Uniform Laws and Ordinances Guilty of Robbery Mon. i MON. 
Phone FE 5-8222 © the Institute of Traffic Engineers, A Pontiac man found guilty of FILL 
3 and the American Association of unarmed robbery by a jury TILL 
State Highway Officials set up Wednesday will be sentenced by 9 P, M. , 
standards to determine how much Oakland County Circuit Judes 
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Land in the Michigan ‘Mitten’ Slowly Moving Upward 
     
         ed Coren fara bea Galena oy ed ee remote bet etereefing | Glaciers’ accumulate apd begin) It our summery were to drop. for igh at a pres-| age . Law- ty is the return aT plasti the | Only a+ few degrees in ave’ by Cuber se ent rate, Niagara Falls will be-jrence and go. instead. out the old, glactal ad sas cae “= ines rf . a oer ne temperature—as little as 11 to 15 
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: : tershed as it apparently did in % ™any seographical changes in (peratures are not high enough to might begin to grow again,” Mra, - 
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Results of the land movement) » true hospitalit does Lord 
ar ot Ds Alpegua Pro partment of Public I erection . Chae mae rare Ps 
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| Predict BS} ni iI) Tornado Warnings, Rainier sts" 2 at 8) te water ri mnt foe we 9 
Highlight April Weather BEGoodrich Tubeless} boca fio Die on Roads +. 2 oe uincm wa nscn ne area weather -news throyghout the cool days. 
Ike's Traffic Safety Unit month of April. -| On the 15th, 16th, 17th and 22nd 
there were traces of snow in. the The month of April: began with 
Meets to Discuss Ways in cama April ewer: but by Pee or sean _ to Prevent Fatalities April 4a series of tornadoes and ia pas 
‘destructive windstorms struck upset by tornado threats, but on   
     
       
      
         
     
     
       
         
    
        
       
           
          
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24-Pi iece Vy —( ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. w—A ‘across 10 wTwenthtwe of the returned. into thundershowers. ‘The b Aas \ \ i member of the President's commit- I jall-clear in the second alert this ported dead were from Michigan. - tee for traffic safety has predicted More than 300 were injured and ynonth was sounded at 10 p.m’ — ; . 
Service ia Yo 4 % that 55,000 Americans will die ini 000 were left homeless. A weekend siege of rain on xen for 6 ‘ . ; highway accidents this year if the It was Michigan's worst tornado April 27-29 caused thousands of , ve present fatality rate eontinues ‘since the disastrous June 8, 1953, Collars in damage throughout the’ ymond ‘twister that killed 130 in Flint county, as close to four inches of 
oe be Sayre of Ack: Ww : fain soakef the area. The. raing Stainless y x \ pred Steel Ag \ rigs poo —_ — te Many Pontiac area residents poured into hundreds of basements, 
y omy L , on monday 9 eastern got nervous jitters after hearing syndj made many roads impassable. Dinnerwore 5 ps Vif yy - regional conference of the com- of the tornado that struck the The temperatures in Pontiac 
Reaul a 7 hij) mittee concluded) a two-day Grand Rapids area. And when dropped sharply from a high April eguior y session, | the Pontiac area was alerted : 
Price ; | Od of fis in a summary report to niore| on April 4 for a tornado until < ip | 12:30 a.m. the law enforcement than 1,000 representatives from 11) agencies were kept bu by stern states, Mrs. Sa. Ui il eastern states, 8 yre called worried citizens. for improvement of state, county y| 
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Members of Pontiac Panhellenic enjoy a cup of tea while making 
plans for the annual Panhellenic Tea to be held Sunday from 3 until 
$ o'clock at Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Building. Pictured 
(left to right). are Turry Welden, presidént; Mrs. Thomas S. Moffat 
Girls Invited 
to Preview 
College Life Event Will Be Held 
Sunday Afternoon 
for Future Coeds annual event 
Ree TEN 4 
Each year members of Pontiac 
Panhellenic entertain girls in the 
area high school graduating classes 
who plan on furthering their edu 
cation by attending college. 
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Invitations have been extended 
to girls graduating from the public 
and parochial high schools in Pon- 
tiac as well as Waterford, Clark- 
ston, Rochester and other nearby 
schools. 
The annual tea will be held 
Sunday from 3 untit 5 p.m. in 
the Federal Savings and Loan 
Building. 
Mrs. Charies Allen. is serving as 
general chairman assisted by Mrs 
Howard Owen and Mrs. George 
Yansen, cochairmen of program: 
Grace McLaughlin, publicjty chair- 
man; Mrs. Herbert Howerth, chair 
man of refreshments, and Mrs 
L. Jerome Fink and Mrs. James 
Nye, cochairman of decorations 
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Explaining college life. activities 
on the campus, sorority rushing 
and events to look forward to on. 
the campus will be Shirley Clancy 
of Michigan State Normal College 
Janice Rivard of Western Michi 
gan College and Mavis Fors of 
University of Michigan 
Other speakers will be Carol 
Young of Michigan State Uni. . 
versity, Beverly Noch of Birm - 
ingham, Central Michigan Col 
lege, and Sytvia Bryson of. Fern- 
dale, Albion College. 
A display of school public eons = ae 
and sorority pine has aiksn heen! 
arranged for the affair j Invitations hare been extended to all girls gradu- 
ating {rom schools in this area to attend the annual 
Panhellenic Tea Sunday from 3 until 5 o'clock. Check- 
ing the program. planned to acquaint the students with 
Coming Events Prejudice Retards Girl’s Career | ; Women's Literary Cluh wi) meet e- 
. the First Congregational! Church Monday | 
et 1230 pm for annual meeting end 
-fhuneheon | BY ANNE HEYWOOD tendency to be prejudiced had so 
I had @ great-aunt who died engulfed her that she disliked and 
suspected everybody who wasnt Panhellenic to-Entertai 
and Mrs. Howard N. Owen, program chairmen for the affair. 
have expressed their desire to attend college. 
  college activities and erents to look forward to on 1 the             rain raduating Seniors at Tea ‘ 
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honors all girls graduating from area high schools who 
general chairman, discusses program 
plans and refreshments with Mrs. George 
Petrof{ (leit) of Cherokee road and Mrs. 
Herbert Howerth (right) of Wenonah 
drive, chairman of refreshments, Alumnae from five area colleges will 
discuss the activities on the campuses of 
their schools at the annual 
Panhellenic Tea being held Sunday in- 
Federal Savings and Loan Building. Mrs. 
Charles Allen (center) of Pioneer drive, 
‘Womens Section. 
Personal News of Interest in Area of Monrovia avenue are respectit ¢ 
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MAY 4, 1956   
  
| Mrs. EL. Bradley of Starr/her cousin, Mrs. Paul Salzman ot 
javenue left Thursday for her sum-|State avenue 
jmer home at Rondo Beach, Ont. * ¢ @. son, Joseph Charlies, April 2 at 
eee Mr.-and Mrs, Paul Hammond |St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. 
| Following her arrival on the SS of Dwight avenue are vacation- | Grandparents of the infant are 
| Qusees Mary in New York on Sun-) ing tn Florida for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Erris of 
day, Mrs. Dora Sandal! of Sutton- While In Hollywood they will Beverly avenue, 
\on-the-Sea,. England, spent several visit Mirs,, Hammond's cousin, kowski of Loon Lake Shores and 
days of sightseeing in New York Mrs, E. W. Rogers, and daugh- Mr. and 3fis. Cifrles E. Morris 
|before coming to Pontiac on Thurs-, ter, Helen. In St. Petersburg they of Whittemore street 
| day. She wil] spend the next two will be the guests of an aunt, _— 
[months visiting at the home of, Mrs. Lawrence Fuller. Auxiliary Gathers 
a e * * 
Moose Group Mr and Mrs. Harvey W Perry at Dinner Meeting lof Alice avenue have arrived home 
: ‘Tells of Degree jafter a month's vacation trip to Ladies Auxiliary to Master 
campus, are (left to right) Mrs. James Vive of Woodbine ito Be Conferred the West Coast. They visited Los |Plumbers-Contractors Association 
|Angeles, San Francisco, Carmel. met for. dinner and a business 
drive, Mrs. Charles Scribner of Ottawa drive, first presi« | Pontiac Chapter 360,.Women of 
the Moose, has-:announced a friend-,Canyon, Bryce and Zion National 'by-the-Sea and Monterey, Calif. |S¢ssion Tuesday evening at Hotel 
dent of the organization, and Mrs. L. Jerome Fink o B f at the Parks, Juarez, Mexico, and Carls 
  En route they visited the Grand) Waldron. Mrs. Ed Duffy presided 
and Mrs. Curtis Thompson wag 
accepted as a new member. JL8 és ship de service Sunday 
Ottana drive. [eceriietie 'Ssrripocturn in Ypsilan- bad mee N. Pas | Mrs. Glerin Seeley was presented 
ley. | * _ {with an Auxillary past president's 
ee ease ee —<$<$<—$—$—$ —___—_— e 28 © | Followin ane months /pin Announcement was made of 
Those receiving their friendship ‘spent at gcse Fla., Mr. {the State Plumbers Cosvention if 
degree will be Mrs. John Deniham., and Mrs. Clifford Mossey have | Jackson today through Saturday, 
Mrs. Ethe! Plumb, -Mrs. Francis} receiving 
congratulations on the birth of « 
Leonard Piant-’ 
returned to their home on Mark Several members .and their hus — 
Steward. Mrs. Richard Rohrer, 
Mrs. Patrick Patterson,.Mrs_ Hen- 
ry Godin, -Mrs Floyd Prenitise, 
Mrs James Cavalier, Mra. Clifford ' 
Lynch, Mrs Donald Harding, Mrs. cea really. The Latin meaning of:cide. in advance that a person is 
the word is ‘‘to judge in advance.” no good’ 
. You wouldn't decide in advance 
  from racial and religious intoler . . ; The 1939-40 Profi é an ' t : a . ‘ The best way ‘to overcome & |George Breadon and Mrs John 
will meet with Mrs. Ralph Derragon ars ance |Episcopal, of English background whether a dress was becoming if tendency to prejudice is to get Baxter: Windcroft Dr. Monday at 730 pm. with * ¢ @ ‘and Midwestern -| you hadn't even seen it. Why de- : 7 ° Mre. Fred Kline ahd Mre A T Buckler, wt sh ' C fo : : out and meet lots of different’) genior regents of the chapter 4] er ‘ i 4 as ‘eohostesses en she was quite old he: When she got sick, in the coun ; | kinds of people. It can he done, . handling reservations for the 
iy, Gee ealy ar alloee tote ee Pontiac PTAs in any community in Amertea affalr 
8 reshbyterian an rom . i. ' If Erik be eve po an open mind wou 2 ' 
N W New England. S h d | S h . ; A Hospital Chapter Night wil e icers | re Vamed & __ 4 — Cc e u e C ool ma o lf “ a a le : ven he held Monday at the Moose 
7 wouldn't call him and. she Pepe ery different back arley ij i b Birmi mM idied They put “pneumonia’ on 4 s¢ hool of instruction and mas« grt from yor own tea hla) oltels adel te Zines 
ain ers th j th ertificat tut theyjinstallation of officers for the — a serving as chairman. There will 
‘il me: con asl si Seo PTAs will he held June us ff guard yourself from he a class of candidates Initiated - nuuld have judic } arene commodity. knowr BIRMINGHAM — Newly elected ing the plav with Mre George T ig pe ee ee Be ni Central Methodis anne: Work ne ops ‘ mimodity known pf honor of the 12 members who 
officers of the Birmingham Society Trumbull Jr as production man Shey teins coll) ee curate Reese : receive their friendship. degree 
ot Women Painters are Mrs. Paul ager nt VOnr ; mn yn Toke oe ae feoon i (heres och ales (Copyright 19 shy . | Sunday. 
N Averill president Mire. Herbert In the cast are Mrs Franklin chance a the Career. ol.a-4 Ife : ; 
é a2) a sace omen Announcement «a< also made of 
H. Gardner Jr.. vice president; Butler, Mrs. Robert T. Koch, Mrs |tme. because of the. same disease oe Leal Emes Group the mother? and daughter banquet Mrs. F. Chalmers Smith and Mrs ‘Francis T. oud. Mrs Helmut| OFFERED PROMOTION The reerting will oper -C | MA Tuesday 
Randolph Heizer, secretaries, and Heuser, Mrs Newton Skillman Jr. | A -few months ago she” WAS «f} Ae Seneca! seation folio. { one ucts eeting: ls ; : ; 3 Po OWAS ch rener: owed b _—__— 
has John H. Hoppin Jr., treas- and Mrs Nola | joffered 9 job as secretary fo one the workshops. Sectjons : te ‘irs Hlarold Mock of Dwight ave Oakland Hills Plans } 
The group meets each Monday nal Mr. and Mre. C. M° Houff have of the vice presidents at the same pinnned for presidents and vice pue hostess to the Leat mes 
atudy with Emil Weddige of Ann returned from Naples, Fla.. where ae vA tnene tenet and Gee presi lants <ecretaries roi ATR (ep poof First Presbytertan Church 
me ore: meV } IAT histormn SAA ‘4 at Wicity | ‘ 
Arbor, and one of the members they spent several wecks at the prestige, but she turned it down , elite . e ee on Wednesday eventing, with Ethel Oakland Hills Country Chib will 
Mrs. J. Vinton Birch, will be this Beach Cluh Hotel my 1 OWN pitality ane mbership chair. | : yy nee hold One Club Tourney “May 5 . “ [because of the mans religion An a han: Serving Aas ceghostes a ad 
vear’s president of the Detret So- | _* * ul . u wie alerriitacithal nb 7 S . : — cece led by Miron ed 18 Mrs John Gray is chairman 
ciety of Women Painters Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mosher c ; >? . 8 i me issisted DY'Mirs. Lester Belt, MI 
; are giving -a dinner Saturday Last week, my friend learned Othe rkshope dealing ott wut Markham, ~ and Florence win r twright Mire fol irml ‘ y | 3 } we ; Villiam arturig \ 
— udniatraas bi olan evening before the final perform. that’ in spite of his ‘horrible’ eornmittees wl) be woo ie le Seties yave a goncluding review Howting. Mrs. John Hoppock “i 
ma gromp ¢ be ance of the Village Players’ pro. . religion, this vice ‘president f# protection, raom mothers on Jaga on the edication ‘and religion A the Se f Mre Russel] went down te the Toledo Musuem : Pp ial P f Francis Sehn and M ai 
of Art te view special exists duction of “The Fifth Season.” marvelous at promoting people. zine. <afety, health comeil tele. An , ee Elsie Benson pyerr 
ere Their guests will be Mr. and teaching thern and" giving them gate< parent education and pre. and Alice Jagkson will be cohost-_ There will be a putting and 
Gt ey Mrs. Clark D. Matthews, Mr. arid breaks. . * school esses far the’ June meet ie driving contest for nongolfers and 
Members of the Play*rs Group:Mrs. Marg Parsons, Mrs Fleanor. The gir) who took the job had ~ |@ punch bowl at 12:30 pm_ fol 
of the Junior League of Birming- Buck, Mr. and Mrs. John EF Hall. a chance to write a good deal lowed by a 1 30 buffet ‘ 
ham have been rehearsing the past Mr and Mrs Harry V Collins Jr of copy..under his auspices and mentor Anste ¥ icers four weeks on this year's produc- and Cecil McCann last week was made a full-fledged Niblick Club Holds 
tion, ‘Snow White and Rose Red © ne copywriter . : : < Sam oy hore j. ‘ 
Mrs. Nelson B Noland. chair Mr and Mre Loren C Spade *“ * *¢ me, HH GEL Oeil . ay Sinden and | Sirs Ruth Breakfast Meeting 
of - tr has sef up acm | I] soon move to their ner M d i¢ «tii! om MPehawk med to members of , yeight chaplains: Virs Royal . “nn A f 4 nan ne} ¥ “OV f ° VIeantim 1 Tie “trl A. « . Y 
sched le vit on ie tainclude five horse in Birmingham from. St. « mea ney " | Tots Chapter of Alpha Delta Kan Arsline. sergeant ee arms. A breakfast and businesa me«' 
Sevig nl (be cvine stead ot Cine Stores 1 Tore tolerant. @For wuld havel ba <tority Thursday evening Mrs /and Mrs. Hale, historian ing was held by the Niblick Chit m i Ving areas "i ay ~ more tolerant, She Woogie AVE of KE omar =a ss Tene . : 
Oakland County. as well as the =< 8 : the dream joh— and its salar Parad Nee stem retning (Cy tre 1 Neill expressed Tuesday morning at Pontiac Cour 
Comvalescent Same in Fa ngton Jeanette Guysi wae hostess _ : dent presided at the meeting afid appreciat half of the mem. Ty Club- with Mrs, Aaron Fo 
d the Oakland County Children's today to the Detroit ‘Society of CONSIDER COST metalation of officers is te Xf mastead, for her Presiding 
Home. — Women Paintere af x husinese The next time vor find . . _ ° - 1 nrdance. during the Mrs Ly nn Allen chai: wan x 
' meeting and picnic luncheon jn engaging in alerance for no ae pater Polk Ms "past tear largaret MaeKinzie the golf committee presenter 
Te cover (he com trouping. hey wildflower garden. - matter how mene good a rea. 28 President: Mrs Cleo CF resented Mre Newstead with a Playing Schedules for the month of 
three ticket performances witt e ¢ son. prise and Gonsider how. very presigent: Mré Eugene 7 Arey, cor Se May. Prizes were woh -by Mrs 
be given May 1? at the Bir Mr. and Mrs. William. Hl Breech much it might cost vou Ceara ing secretary , Wilma « * * Howard Upham, rs. « Oswald 
mingham Commmanity Howse at oy Franklin road are traveling in * * Vebb, recording sefretary and ant we] mombers of Tota Chap- Burke and Mrs, Doroth’ Hollway 
" a.m, and at 1:30 and 3 p.m. Europe They wilt be away six Ren Amber ton thaf preiicice Mrs Edward Lelaya tre . ter ol] join with members of Ep-. Mr 
Mrs. Wendell F. Clough is direct-, weeks. \is considexable proof of  ignor- Others thetalled were Mre Al «ilon Chapter for dinner. comed ag a new member. 
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The premiere performance 
‘The Wise Have Not Spoken” 
be presented hy the 
College Tri Alpha’ dramatists Fri 
(day evening in the college audi-' 
fortum 
Bob Durnbauet Xon of ¢Mrs ‘bands are attending. 
  
a ' Mothersingers - Manchester 
Conduct Election Pontiac Mothersingers elected 
Mrs. Sidney Fellows president 
when the group met at the Osmun ‘Ruth Purnhaugh of Richmond street home of Mrs. Robert Bald- road. is performing the leading win. : 
role * * ° 
tO Others who will serve are Mra, Mr. “and Mrs, James A. Nes: Phoehe Van Deusen, vice presi- bitt Jr. of Gainesborough avenue dent Mrs Frank Walter, secre- 
are announcing the birth of a tary; Mrs. Cecil Diehl. treasurer, 
gon, James Aaron Hl, April 2. and \trs. Milton Reddeman, mem- 
Grandparents of the infant are 
Mr. and Mrs. James A 
Greenbush and Mrs. Wi 
tarr of Williams ctrret 
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tr and Mrs, Charles« nifred Rot 
B Mar Nesbitt of hership chairman 
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At the Thursday ning dinner 
refmg plans were also made for 
a banquet to be held June 26 at 
s elit Ady Manor PVE 
eee 
One Club Tourney Detroit Presbyterial Has. 
Meeting in Local Church. Four hiuindred and ei¢hty wome 
85 attended the 
Presbytemnal held Wednes 
at First Presbyterian Church 
Mre FOC : 
cided churchee 
Detroit 
(lay 
Cavert. president 
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Mre HT Hf. Patti¢on gave pre- 1 hyvterian Church, with. Virs. Rowe 
Batmer as chairman. Work was 
presented from the kindergarten 
through the family camps. 
* * «@ > 
Karen. Beam and Paul Tremper 
were members of a panel that 
-4discussed youth. work as related 
the to summer conferences. Dr. Wil- 
treeting to the visiting women andliam F. Baker, director of Pres. 
Mrs Galen FE Hershe¥ gave the byterian students at University of | 
dedication of the day Mrs W.H Michigan, teld of his work as 
Jarhach presented the noontimeeehaplain of an intarnational student 
and devotions for the wark camp with the United Na-" 
ifterroon session were led bv Mrs_! tions \ 
Riteard A Anchard 
The treasurer's report on the 
national missions was given by 
Mrs. Ted Koella, and Wra. G. 
Eldred Mathes reported on the 
missionary Work among the 
American Indians, ; Patricia. Ray of Ann Arbor 
gave an account of her expert- 
ences. as a member ¢f an 
Ecumenical Workshop in France 
this past summer, 
The luncheon was arranged by 
-Mrs. 
Salathiel, and Lyndon Salathiel and-her 
The program of the day dealt committee.. Mr. 
Arthur Compton was ,wel with the wdrk of the ~Board of Florence Schlesser vaiphe batamerat/ 
\Christian Education of the Pres for the day. 
    
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| me OSEPHINE LOWMAN Someti t t . Also be certain that you|I weigh bust 36, waist; me some exerc keep 
lI tr Nn wy i | Sean et teks cqamen Taklare’ gol exalt a6 nae do iay problem ts 0 bales! abdomen flat and make my hips 
NSTANATIOF od hare deseo srg others even if you ‘are’ shy| - 2 2 fon my upper thighs. Please tell/-larger.” pe _ | Q. “1 think Tam overweight but ee ee vou will no longer feel! @. “I ans Sifeet, 8% inches tall.|me what to dp about it.” | You are about 10 pounds un- Mrs. William Wright, Pontiac am not sure, 1 weigh 1X8 pounss iat j A. Do exercises. This is 2 £004 gerweight and should gain, It you 
PTA Council president, conbitted|{i*' SO Cgmests eco bet) 2) il 3 ‘one. Lie on the floor on YOUr wij) do abdominal exercises while 
CO  Bheagnedrye! oa wale 2 and hips 37 inches The me, |back. Bend your knees and place) yoy “gain I do not think you will 
sr cael naan are re FTSA\ cher girte ave papeber ond I would! your feet on the floor fairly clos€/jaye trouble with that measure- 
jat the final meeting. of the year) ie wo be, too, When I am around| (to your hips. Lift your heels from) ment Your hips would be out of » [Thuraday evening. les | thee | 9 the floor, Keep your toes on the| proportion it they were any larg- * * @ _ {boys with other girls they pay at : roll aide te 
Francis Oak, retiring presi- tention to the other girls. I hope floor while you from er. 7 
ont (was neiesased with «a past] You can help me. If you. think I reas om py oy Die roll the| Do the following igre ident’ *  |the floor on your bac’ . president s_ bar. peng lose weight please tell a ee ol sicistt cad your day 
- Guests were Mrs. Eugene Hols: 4 Yor-.certainly are not fat.| Q, “I would like to know how ling on the floor at your sides. ington and Mrs. Walter Millage, your weight is just perfect. Your, mach I should weigh. I am 5 |Bend both knees up close to your 
past presidents. They and Mrs. ji5, are a little large. If you © feet, 6 inches tall, I am 16 |abdomen. Straighten the legs to 
| Wright, Mrs. Oak and Mrs. would like to take hip-reducing ex- § years old, Right now I weigh (ward the ceiling. Slowly lower legs 
| Thomas Johnson, incoming pres- ercises, send a stamped, self-ad- 116 pounds. My measurements {to floor. Continue. . 
ident, were presented with cor dressed envelope with your request. are bust 33, waist 24, hips: 35% 
sages by the group. ‘for leaflet No. 3 to me in care of| inches. I think I should weigh | Tomorrow: “Accept Age with 
| Annual reports were given and The Pontiac Press. more but when I gain it all (Joy and Appreciate Its Advan- 
‘Mrs. William Anderson spoke on ‘Phere must be some other rea- . gees to my stomach. Please give ‘tages. 
eae enon Pel Deon ro be ore | : troit: en OP | i Ore a hes ° 
pte cerpey icy teed Conard ap Cod aa) er inks , Deans Entertain |Girl Asked nounced by Mrs. Oak. concent others. Take : : | 
The snare m coneerned “‘report- ate s To reduce bulge on thighs . oe keep heaend Ld eed Bridal Party , | Roe in what they are | the floor while you roll from side to side, slapping the or ouque ing to the Parents,” with William saying and join in with the oor you ro » J After Reh rsal 
  Wright, principal of Linda Vista group 
School, leading the discussion. | 
_ Refreshments were served by Oakland WSCS Has Banquet |seventh and eighth de home-! : 
- room mothers with Mrs. Lyle Cox Moms, Daughters Gather thighs on the floor at the end of each roll.   
Mr. and Mrs. William J; pean SNE Caught 
-| Flowers Reclaimed 
by Bride’s Mother Metropolitan Unit 
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  ling Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Luxon Stephens, kitchen; Helen Lapisch, was hostess to the group at the dining room and Eli St. Ber- and Mrs. Lottie Tatro were co- a avenue oat ee Compton) for Memento 
One hundred and fifty mothers; “Our Daughters—The Mothers of hostesses for the Tuesday evening est . . 
— Ruth Johnson and daughters attended the annual|Tomorrow” was the subject meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary Wa) agupan popped By EMILY Post 
This lovely new pattern in rich soft colors captures the [tg Become Bride |=; * spon-ien by Mre. Raymond L, Cole of|to Metropolitan Club Spirit Six. rd Bened! toe. ome A letter tellp me: “At @ recent hes ee earlier years. Blending with the sored by the WSCS of Oak-/The Pontiac Press, speaker of the| They met at the American Legion John J. Hoard officiating the bride urew ber bow: 
delightful contoure’of the new Cavalier Crinoiine creates || Mr. and Mrs. Sam T. Johneon|and Park Methodiet Church Thurs [evening toate) a Anes eee a csstotat mal maseriomet ae rege daughter - of Oliver street are announcing the|#y evening. = Floral presentations were and Mrs. Robert Compton, Mr.| Ut my Styercid: a symphony for today’s most beautiful table. The attrac- cal tale li damahaat ane Delegates chosen to attend the al She was! very law 
tive pattern ts often mistaken for fine china. Haaren Cpl. David L. Cobb.|, Individual places were marked] ‘goer Oy Mb. Int Willers, preg, [Summer convention in Sault Ste./and Mrs. Peter Spellman, Cer ee ee it 
; . ROL. Cobb, who is stationed at|°Y corsages, with centerpieces of/ (08 oe alt Ieee ete and (Marie were Mrs. Revel Baker, |trude Paquette and Notewn Cum |S'r vvdy afterwards, however $395 Cpl. = Station in(2?rng flowers and matching ta-| saved © sed |Mrs. Ralph Dean, Mrs. Merrililmings, Mr. ang Mra. John Dean) ‘“'Shortly : -_ 
Four lovely place settings for only the Marine A secon of Dr. and|Per® completing the colorful deco Archie Bartlebaugh, the |p oirie and Mrs. George Hermoy-|and Mrs. William B. Dean. the mother of the bride came ever § 
Choice of 6 patterns: grey, green, pink bands, aaa eee “Cobb of Maplewood|rative theme. The Men's Club of} Youngest motier Present. fan; Mrs, John DePauw and Mrs.) 000 © ———————— to my daughter and asked her for 
pation of pose icten avenue, ‘The couple is planning a/(t@. church under the: chairman-| Serving on the various commit-|John Morse were selected as al-Fingl Plans Made [the bouquet, saying that-she want- platinum or gold trim. . ship of Reginald Lamont, president |tees arranging the affair were Mrs.| ternates. veh) kf ed to press it for the bride so that 
‘ 7 eo : e . served the dinner. . pre ai H a cimee emness en ee for May Break ast she could keep it as a remem- 
4| Mrs, James J. g presented - Hummel, favors; Mrs. Ches-| The group will meet again May feted for brance. My daughter gave up the 
DIXIE Por;rrery Sam Benson Says: too myecetion cod bre. Gerad |" a oeee ad ety ee. |15 at the American Legion Home the Sard annual’ May ‘Breakfast bouquet of course, but very re 
, . Y 13th ¢ ee teastmistress. | ser wood hitchen: MESvAILOEt served by members of Guild 10 luctantly 
Per Your Convenience . SUNDAY, MA Following a toast to mothers by|Barker and Mrs. Emerson Brown MOMS, Unit Two (of Au Saints Episcopal Church. “Wasn't the bride’s mother 
Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P.M—Sunay. Noon to 9 P.M. that's Mother's big day . . . I Jan Swanson and a toast to daugh-|tickets, and Mrs. John Mitchell, M T Mrs, Don sereistpe president.) wrong to ask my daughter to 
remember her with a gift Hiters by Mrs. Gerald Wright, Diane | flowers. eet uesday |announces breakfast will be served) give up the bouquet? I always 
5281 Dixie Hwy. (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 from Sem Benson's Irwin presented several accordion : ae i rr Mariecad hart until 9:30 a.m.) thought that the person who 
“ tae Ameri | Assisti: n are) 
: _lheimaienae «= Initiation Conducted |two, met for seer and meet Mrs Take ausarer uaa ES Gloas gly amar ed memaea | to keep it. I would very much 
appreciate hearing from you o8 
this matter.” 
Answer: The one who catches 
the bouquet is entitled to keep it if 
she wants to. Personally, I can’t 
imagine anyone wanting to keep Ban-Lon the newest in textured yarns... Nu sorority Tuesday evening al Reports were given on the card committees. 
cae oa ele Joan| party held recently and of the gifts! os 
@Girard. Mary opened | taken to the Oakland County Tuber-| 
| her home on Orlando avenue tor! culosis Sanatorium. Mrs. E. K Return From West anything so perishable. If the 
| A money-making project was gifts given to the boys entering er, Olan Brooks, of Haddrill street! sould take a flower from the bou- 
‘have returned home from Phoenix, quet before throwing it. 
       
  “Dear Mrs. Post: A friend and 
I have been invited to an after- 
noon. wedding. This friend has a   held May 15. 
treafcalt 
    Site >} Z} SHSHSHS SNS HS SSS USVSVSHSHE! | maid who is going to look after her «) NO : aor . ) al san while she is at the 
-— ‘ye “ge ; ‘As I have look after | Another Dior Hair Fashion Salon ‘my gong baby ae wend tht ) @ A MODERN SALON FOR THE MODERN WOMAN. . . a8 and ‘her maid would look after WITH A STAFF SPEGALIZING IN TOUR EVERY ae SSS | maid for doing thig after we 
MR. NADEAU 
MR. RICHARD MR. METZ 
MR. GERMAN MR. HOLLAND 
MISS STEVIE ROBERTS, Hair Stylist 
RITA MEREDITH, Specializing in Hair Tinting MR. DICKRON | 
cetve it. For that matter, 
. ic MARGARET SMITH, Manicurist | might be disappointed if she 
_ ) MILDRED BOWMAN ENID BROWN Coats | 7 Hatr Stylist Hatr Stylist “Dear Mrs. Post: I would Ike 
Loreal of Paris and Clairol used Exclusively to know ff it would be proper to 
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consult her son: . 
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PLANNED WITH | Mrs. Edward Tutty was elected 
YOU IN MIND! |chairman of Esther Circle of Oak- 
. jane Park Rees Church when 
It grou met ednesda 
yp ramet emrantones NING. " ™ ° Ld s 2 
with comvecont engi- ers ete ir are we 
neers. No dangerous 5 airman; pacecaeae Daniel MacDuff, treasurer, and 
lack Mrs. John Mitchell, secretary. 
© rie eo paid Mrs. Fay Wagner and Mrs. L. 
by Avon...no |Slaybaugh will serve on the ways 
future assessments. and-means committee; Mrs. Wil- 
_© Plenty of water from liam Hotham, flower fund; Mrs. fash community system... | A. J. Twiet, telephone, and Mrs. ae of , no water shortages nes Murphy will arrange for de- 
soft cool BAN-LON ’ © Concrete sidewalks, =| “'°""- , . Now You Can’t Afford to Remt! | °cercrenssccaatt,. | scmters Lit ee’ ot me are _ ; ; street trees. rose avenue home of Mrs. Tutty ; What does Ban -Lon do? It gives $ $ 3] e Natural gas available for the June 20 create! 
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, MAY: 4, 1956 TWENTY-ONE iv.   
«ae 
Jane Neste 
Will Train 
in Nursing | Group Gathers far 
Dinner Meeting at 
Devon Gables | 
Jane Joslin, winner of the 1956 
nursing scholarship offered by the 
Women's Auxiliary to the Oakland 
County Medical Society, was in- 
troduced to the auxiliary Wednes- 
day evening at a dinner meeting 
at Devon — 
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Miss Joslin, who will graduate 
from Holly High School in June, 
will begin her nursing studies in 
the fall at Bronson Methodist Hos- 
pital in Kalamazoo. 
She was presented by Mrs. M. 
@, Progser, chairman of. the 
murse recruitment program. Oth- 
ers on the committee were Mrs. 
Normand Durocher, Mrs. James \ Quinn and-Mrs, Doanid Hoyt. pose eer oe = ke Sec eiaee tere . joomfield s u ' David Pressley of Royal Oak cchoduba. = = Curb Service 
spoke on hair styling. He discussed onlelle roo Dining 
basic problems and fashion trends. 
and demonstrated techniques on 
Mrs. Glenn Bylsma, Mrs. Fugerie Hoh 
ty 
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é   “Medical Auxiliary Meets New Scholarship -Winner|   | 
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_.jneth Turner, Mrs. Donald Hogue | of Concerts | HOSPITAL SERVICE ... ts available at both. 
| General and St. Joseph’ » Call us for arrangements. 
RANDALL'S HARPER METHOD ‘SHOP. FE 2-146 = 
    
  
  Symphony 
Lists Dates | 
four of the concerts will be on 
Tuesday evening 
The following dates have been 
filed with the Chamber of Com- 
merce and the Board of Edu- 
cation: They are Oct. 23, 1956; 
Deo. 4, 1956; Jan. 28, 1957; 
March 13, 1957, and April 30, 
The music committee with con- 
including Mrs. | 
Ferdinand Gaensbauer, Mrs. Ken- 
and Mrs. Richard Poole, met at! 
Guest artists and programs were | 
planned for the coming season. | 
The concerts will again be held, 
     
   
    
       
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HAS THE ANSWER 
Just ecall, .. and anything en 
eur meny is prepered end reedy 
to take-out at your convenience. 
The perfect answer to thet 
““wihat-to-serve’’ question, = 68 Wayne Sires f+ 
    Nalepa, Mra. Earl Gregoire, Mrs. 
John Markle of Pleasant Ridge 
and. Miss Joslin. , at Lincoln Junior High School, | i 
    
     
   
              
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Officers Ann “The of Delores 
mae ues a pau Sage |i ESS" PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL Coin Club is Walter L. Willson.| AGEMME (Troy, to Alfred: Donald Heck has 11%4 &, Saginaw, Cagle Theater Bidg., Pentioe, Mich, — Enroliments Available tn Dey or Evening Classes. 
Write, phone or call in person for Free pamphiet. 
PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 been announced. He ts'the son of 
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heck of North | 
Perry street. The couple plans = 
October wedding. Other officers selected at their. 
“Tuesday evening meeting at the) 
YMCA were Arthur Webster, vice- 
president; Albert Wilson, secre-| 4 
tary and Herbert Hotchkiss, treas-| The Women's Auxiliary to the Oakland County Holly is this year's winner. She is pictured with Mrs. 
urer. During the meeting a junior’ 4fedical Association yearly offers a nursing scholarship Kenneth VandenBerg (left) and Mrs. M. G. Prosser 
voted tothe club. Mann, wes: 10 6 young woman in Oakland County. Jane Joslin of - (right), — 
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wo -|IVia eria ti ude poils S 1 ren! Completely | 
Delight BY MURIEL LAWRENCE made their material giving worth- experience so harsh that our of a fu n damental easton &: 
Her Mrs. R. is a divorced mother. less. | values suddenty shift—and on ue vacuum.” _ li 
SEWER a Last week she and her 7-year-old If we have a “spoiled” child, we, dawne the new thought: “Why, ¢ « ° i; 
CERAMICS penrumes [son had Sunday dinner with her May need just this kind “ot ex’ Gt course! The things I most To know this is true, we have © PURSES CARDS parents Also invited were her Perience -to shock us ‘out of our want from other people are not \to face the vacuum that lies be-| F 
sister and brother-in-law, who Tespect for material gifts. The material but intangible ones — jiind our own expectation of mate-| 5 
MERLE NORMAN drove them to the —— jrespect a them aan problem. Puen aes _ hel rial possessions. 
os ¢ We still imagine that they repre- is me, it mus Generations ago, when religious! 
COSMETIC STUDIO After dinner, Don got out of sent love-to-be-trusted and so can't; true for my child as well.” discipline kept reminding us that! 4 
12 W. Huron FE 2-4010 Phand. He became so aggressive deny them to the child, We can't’ 1, 9 new book, “The Happy |love of material things was the| |   
— pasa cay tery poll ay ay UNO fo the andy. the ate Child.” Dr. Irene Josselyn of the “root of all evil.” we had fewer, Chicago Institute for Psychoanaly- | spoiled children. Nobody expected’ 
Pleasant View kee toe EEO = take we have still to question the worth sis says that the “spoiled” child's material things to make young- © 
PS \ H a with him. \of material favors to us. |demand for material possessions is sters happy, so nobody felt guilt | 
Oave ent Home This angered his uncle. Calling | Like Mrs. Lod we may need an ‘meaningless “except as the mask’ at having to deny them. | 
8790 Arlington Dr, OR 3-5320 | Don a “spoiled brat,” he turned — 
State Approved | |G. hie sister-in-law, shouting, . < 4 
Peter 3. & Marjorie VanBoxclser The trouble is, you're scared to . 
say ‘No’ to him, Instead of giv-   
     
  
      
    
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We Invite You 
Te Make Your Reservations | } | have given him to bis father | 
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‘left her relatives in| 
leeare. so visireasa she didn't sleep 
otunda | I don't wonder. They had badly! 
impoverished her. For though) 
\meal, comfortable automobile 
transportation, a box of expensive 
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Press Box BY BRUNO L. KEARNS 
Sports Editor, Pontiac Press 
      row afternoon, mix up a traditional glass of mint julep 
and enjoy the 82nd running of one of the world’s great- 
est classics of horse racing, the Kentucky Derby. 
If you're stickin, xing with the favorite, you'll put your 
money on Needles. If you want the strongest challenger 
put your wager across the board on Career Boy. 
Rain is a possibility and for a slower field you 
could probably forget about Career Boy or Pintor 
Lea and try a risk on Come On Red and if you have 
‘any confidence in time trials you could pick Fabius. 
Here’s an interesting note in favor of Fabius. Prior to 1955 six of the seven previous runnings of the Derby 
were won by horses who were either first or second in 
the trials. 
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In fact, in 1954 the first two horses in the,trial 
Hasty Road and Determine were the first two in the 
Derby except in reverse order. 
- Last year Swaps won the Derby but he didn’t 
run in the trial. So if you’re going by the trials 
it’s Fabius and Countermand. 
From way up here in the Press Box with our tele- 
scope focused.on the starting gate we see Head Man as 
    Pull up your easy chair to the television set tomor- | 
  AP Wirephote) 
COMPETITOR — With the   ab- 
sence of Wes Santee, the closest 
competitor to Australia's John 
Landy tomorrow in the mile run 
at Los Angeles should be Ron 
Delaney, fleet. Villanova Univer- 
sity runner. 
  
  
  
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 
Four unbeaten Big Ten baseball j 
teams, headed by Illinois with a 
3-0 record, swing into action this| 
labia hoping for a break in the stronger teams in the conference, | 
will gun for its initial victory by) 
working righthander Don Poloskey 5 
against Northwestern-The Wolves 1 
jhave Bill Thurston and southpaw 
: oe fumped {nto the con- H 
ference lead last week with three| =": | 
  'Glenn Girardin ready for Wiscon- Rauey rt 
    *\Pontiac High School track 
|gestures. _ By H. GUY MOATS 
A confident, and very 2 ae 
squad expected to depart early this aft-' 
ernoon for Saginaw to defend its’ 
1955 Saginaw Valley Conference) 
jchampionship, 
Wally Schioerke’s flashing Chit G@indnds ere chest pv 
| hibitive favorites to retain the 
wanlealaa field a ptocthars’s praetor to 
year tongs Pontiac's fine young here this week, may be a reflection 
athletes compiled a 69 and 7-10 of possible tough opposition this 
afternoon and tonight. PHS won 
the dual by a convincing margin, 
but only after a worrisome period It may not be as easy this time. 
The manner in which Flint)mark 
total to contpletély everpower 
ec. ee 
schools,   
    
Trio in Lead 
of Texas Meet 
| Oldtimers 
of golf's rising young men—Dow 
Finsterwald, Paul Harney and Pe- 
ter Thomson—led the $25,000 Co- 
lonial National Invitation Tourna- 
but three members of the old 
guard, were making threatening 
Finsterwald, who plays out be 
  
  
  
  
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NATIONAL LEAGUE 
BATTING. (based on 25 at bats)—Bo 
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victories over Purdue as inclement 
weather caused five postponements. 
The Tiini take on Minnesota 
(2-1) foday and are home again 
for q doubleheader against Jowa 
Saturday. 
Wisconsin (2-0) is host to Mich- 3 
igan State (0-1) today while Indi:; > 
ana (1-0) is at Ohio State (1-0), 
Michigan (0-1) battles at North- 
western and Iowa (0-2) is at Pur-, 
due (0-3). 
Doubleheaders Saturday find In- 
diana at Ohio State, Minnesota at 
Purdue, Iowa*at Mlinois, Michigan 
at Wisconsin and Michigan State,   ren Boston, Larsen, New York and | Hed with 14, 1.000 
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yer ; ; sixteen 
— Friend. Pittsiur, Chakales, Washington, 2-0, 1.000 STR UTS th. 2; | 
STRIKEOUTS — Store, Cleveland, 31; Mizell, Louis 19; Newcombe Se. ‘prock 
Mie Washington, 30 Bierce, Chicago lyn, 3: othe 2 Set 4; 14: Crag, Brook. | 
Ford, New York, 19; Wynn, Clave- lyn, J Chirago New York, 
Philadelphia 13 | 
si oteep nla lala ora Pace by Denver Ee ee pen | CHARLESTON) (INS) — | The Denver "Bears get. a torrid pace, 
jtoday in the American Association, 
jiwth 13 wins and two losses fol-| ' owing last night’s twin killing of oe on him but*the throw from centerfielder Bill Tuttle was a second | 
| Charleston. 3 to 2, and u to 0. Golfing Youngsters Tied 
With 69’s Ahead of 3 
FORT WORTH, Tex. (#—Three| 
ment’ into its second round today | 
    that extended past the halfway 
tions, Chiefs placed Hayes Jones 
(high hurdles champion and 
holder of the SVC rfecord at 14.9) 
and Jimmy (Sonny) Taylor as heat 
leaders in both obstacle events. 
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this ‘spring, uc, wader 
a with a good 
may set a new one, He has 
hit 43. (in a. dual at Flint), - 
clipped 144 and 14.5 in others. ee 
is also a fine possibility to 
new mark in the low meres 
Ihas heen consistently under consistently. 
the SVC ma: 
“In Monday’s draw for heat posi- day 
  Hayes has run the high :sticks/onds and set a new work of 
=o yin the Mansfield Jelays. ’ i *   
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    Where Chiefs lack strength. in 
field events (vault and shot) Jones 
has become a big point threat in 
the broad jump ‘he has hit better’ 
than 22 feet in several meets this 
spring). Perry Williams .also has - 
cut his mile time and is a favorite 
{for this run. 
Bay City’s Smith brothers; John 
Dennis of Northern, Ctiarley 
Thrash, Flint Central loom as big 
threats again, in the dashes, 
Meet gets under way at 5 p.m. 
        
    
    
  
        
  
    
    ing international touch. Bedford Heights, Ohio; Harney, 
&@ good possibility. . who comes trom _Botton Mass. with finals under the lights, : x #, & Thomson, year-old Brit- 
There are a lot of interesting records tiiat go along ish = vearmgre tpa Mel Aragon Slashes Out 
with the Derby since Aristides won a net of $2,850 on a — sad eronirens grate terran Decision Over Carter 
May 17, 1875. This was quite a difference in net win- THU! coud lendl 108 ANGELES (ND —An A 
nings compared to the record $108.400 won by Swaps) Et Yue : One stroke back were three agen (dinshed (oul! « (caaainens it last year. Washington ¥, hleage Far noted shotmakers from Texas— round decision over a bloody 
Just like the Landys, Santees and Bannisters, 4 | @ 4 tee . | failing Jimmy Carter last night the horses have picked up speed in recent years and $ S83 it | All three of the leaders are 26) SMALLEST HORSE IN DERBY — Count Chic, | Owner Dino Lozzi. entered the horse for Satur. Chyek: pporbveed, Las Angeles 
one may come along someday with a two-minute $ 2 3} |years old and’ Finsterwald and| With jockey. Steve Brooks up, works out on five day's Derby and the little colt is expected_to be | Aragon weighed 145 to Carter's victory. : as Fd Thomson both have been-consist-| eighths of a milg at Churchill Downs yesterday. smallest horse in the 17-horse field. 139. ac : 5 . : . See ee aetna é 
Six of the eight fastest races for the mile and &!xansas eee ee en Kel | saith my Gag aes . 
quarter were run by horses since 1950. The “ecord still] 52%? sitio’? 0\°"poytack c@ay|take a major tournament. He did|_ to Boston, 5-2 
belongs to Whirlaway whose winning time was 2:01 2/5.| vs, Farell om - iwin the Egyptian match play 
x * * * ee ry ED) ve: See ae receiv- 
Every horse since 1950, Middleground, Count Turf, (10) va, Pascual (2) ing $1,200 for it 
Hill Gail, Dark Star, Determine and Swaps, all had|coicags aT Rote bon REOCEE ——___—— i er Ss | mn qd me. ad e re | S times of 2:03 or shorter. Only “oldtimer” with less are anew York cine Ski r Thinclads 
than a 2:03 time outside of Whirlaway is Twenty Detrot *LUNDAT'S ‘SCHEDULE ppe Grand, the 1931 winner. aes ap plp eee pp eed Tri W lled Ll k ETROIT ®— With 13 games|the top of the standings for a)setback a year ago and he picked|and Tuttle, a hitting star only the 
If you're interested in Kentucky Derby records here Shicsfe st New York 2» Mee rim wa ake / \tone © the 1986 Amarican Leagen|briet ported. up just where he left off day before, struck out to end the are some other notable points: co THURSDAYS “RESULrs pennant race the Detroit Tigers|- One of the bad spots in test | Detroit managed only six hits\game. rooklyn 7, Si. Louis. 3 Waterford’s track team cai jare a game out of last place. At! overall, fecord was the |2Nd. went down to a 52 deefat.| Four of Boston's five runs came | THE WINNERS: Now ato im Milwaukee ppd , rain nine Ist places and seven —— the same stage a year ago they Tigers’ record here in Boston. |The Tigers’ only runs came on a/on homers. Dick Gernert found 
73 colts, 7 geldings and one filly have won the Derby. TIONAL LEAGUE |. spots to overpower Walled ,|Were tied for the lead. | They won only 3 of. their 11 |homer by Earl Torgeson with Bill the seats with a man aboard 
. (Only filly was Regret in 1915.) ay 3 e — | 13%-3549, in = cont meet Th The = bapelrcov be ~ three games here agéinst the team |Tuttle on base in the -8th, ~ oa — So 
5 1 ‘at Walled Lake Me ut ¢ aks the Tigers) they hoped to knock out of the : jaas and Malzone ; BIRTHPLACE: . | i : a ‘© Gary Meeker led the factopers were hoping for so far haven't) first division 0 , —- Pi ng bane = tex major league home run with one 
65 wiriners were Kentucky-foaled horses. Only winner not) Pittsbureh 7 3 Seo iy with 12 — Paging ie shown up. . . @¢ e fizzled. In the second, whea & = A bad ye when Maas was 
foaled in the U.S. was Omar Khayyam in 1917. , = 9 30 4 [Pole vault, Ist int’ igh| Going into today’s game with big taming might have sent . -Al Aber finished up 
OWNERS: a8 1 aCe jump. and took 2nd jn the high\the Boston Red Sox the Tigers mira Higgins rates the Sullivan to the showers, Harvey |With & hitless relief performance. — 7 1 40-0) |hurdies. Stan Jones . followed | had won five and lost eight. In per. ‘Kuen opened with @ ‘single. Paul Foytack was scheduled for 
Calumet Farm with Whirlaway (1941), Pensive (1944), “op 2m | Meeker with 9% points. 1955 they won eight and lost five/Cemtages to the hilt and threw his) weetooted dim Plersall man. ("is first chance as a starting. 
Citation (1948), Ponder (1949) and Hill Gail (1952) has had/|¥e~ Alo kee, * pm—Gomes) Ed Bode won the 100 and 220-\of their first 13 games and were giant righthander, Frank Sullivan, aged te catch up with Ray pitcher today against Me! Parnell. 
five winners. , Phisburg at Cinginnati, 8 pm. — mai) yard dashes for the Vikings. Other in the midst of a seven-game win-|against the Tigers. Sully tamed) Roone’s long fly but Frank —— . Boston 
CS yell a «ya ES Walled Lake victoties were in the ning streak that carried them to'the Bengals four times without &| House singled and Chartle Max- ef 7 Qortmen. se TRAINERS: Pucspureh Ot Grcinnatt. 1:20 bm. 440 and mile. ce well walked on four pitches, = eT 8 denen rt 
Six winners by Trainer Ben A. Jones, four winners by Philagerphia “a seme pin. ners a Saas i : ‘Boone 3 $3 ay ; 
H.J. Thompson and three winners by James Fitzsimmons. ” SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE cr Up came young Reno Bertola. Se £35 Rue ok fladelphia at Cincinnati (2), iad pm | metpeese a = ; ll ag oF whe had collected three hits in| Sorsete te H H vhs = ; 3 t 
JOCKEYS: Broaurn, st Nugaciee. 12), ie pm. |San Diego. 7. Vancouver Oh ta — the day before. But B:beisine 8 , whites $33 
Eddie Arcaro rode five winners, and Isaac Murphy’ rode|"*™ Yor st & Lous @). 1:30 p.m. Loe Angeles L tim iat ate Foe ae ee and obra ° ¢ 
three winners. | it was a simple maneuver = sel el ph aa Pet 
MOST JOCKEY APPEARANCES: M L L d Malzone to touch third and toss tor, oer ert in 
Eddie Arcaro rode in 16 Derby races. Mack Garner rode, aj Or eague , €a er Ss ae vaseua ties at fret in time; O- ahd fr bee ge Aber In rh 
in Derby 14 times. : Sees eines marred MERRAN BELO are eines Ye, enna Then in the oth with the Tigers [Bini 900. $8 18 Bek IS tt Girraana, 22, Mage. flew Yort..: Aube Phindephie and. Boyer. trailing by three runs dim | ssise 'f, rorgreon 'f.” 23—-Ooodman, Largest field to start in Derby was 22 in 1928. Smallest “ie sep hatoen, Washington. 381” | RUNS BATTED, DK Muriel, venati 4; | pinch hit for Berola and sult, ner A Hal: an with three starters each. | Washingt ton, 15: Bauer, New York. 14. Spéncer. New York, Long, Pittsburgh and drew a walk, Wayne Belardi, oon Zauchin; Aber,’ K ‘. fields were in 1892 and 1905 three starters e - nd |Be ew York, 12; Olson, Washington, a cate Brooklyn, up for his fifth official them time this ; Jet-Pet oft & ae nie 
So, there you have it. The Kentucky ae ina ee | A RONS | BATTED IN_ Mantle. New York. | Louis, Bin bark Rew’ York: $y, Men. season as a pinch hitter, de- |& liven 4 Bo- Maas 10 in 6%, aby Befra, New York. 17; Bauer Seu/e pod 18; Temple, Post and MéeMil- lvered hit ® 2 ~~, os ae R. r 0 
Setese Lerhon, Washington, 13; Wertz/ _ Cincinnati Thomas, Pittsburgh, ve a single—his | third 5 ee , Ka o PER oie mun 
t Mantel, New York. 21; Olsgh.| DOUBLES—Purille, Brooklyn and, Dark. ~ But Sullivan bore down hard! jey, Sear, T 2:06 sido washington, 20;. Wertz, Cleveland, 19; New York, 7; Bell.. Cincinnati, Castleman, adenine 
lini Leal as J en= Ber si age We York 18. avis, yen York, Long “and Walls, Pyltsburgh . 
ES—Goodmian and Vernon, Bos-| TRIPLES—Robinson, Brooklyn, Land. . 
Sa ne Ss Eas, Se St as a Old Timers’ Annual Party mneis, Wash |, HOME RUNS—Post, Cincinnatt, @: Jab- H I ] T h 
wenn into Sr a eg seat | as nternationa oOuc rd Bever. York, 4; mine. players a RO cane emente, Pittsburgh, 
| LSTOLEN BASES Sa rhilles. Baltimore, ‘Robinson cmeinatl” Walls, _Pitteburen First annual banquet for the Old|Mr. and Mrs, Jim Smart, Mr. and 
{ony a: fren rbager ta cit post “PITCH IN HINO —Roberts, ris. , Philadelphia, +0. Timers Baseball Assn. Saturday|Mrs. Al Mueller and Mr. and Mrs. 
Michigan, rated one of the xew 30, 1.000; ‘Wilson, Baltimore, ‘Priladelphia. 2%, 1.000; "sixteen pitchers night will present a rather impos-|©4 Decker. Mueller and Decker - are officials of the Toledo {nter- 
national League club. 
The affair takes place at the) Charles Irish, Pontiac Baseball 
| VFW Hall, 398 8. Saginaw St., at/ ' 
7 o'clock and more than 150 ‘are | peceration prexy, heads the Pon- 
‘expected. jtiac guest list. Others include from the ban- press, radio and recreation repre- 
AP Wirephote quet,, says Paul Parks, chairman. sentatives and others. 
SAFE AT. PLATE — Boston Red Sox catcher is safe at home 
t Fenway Park. Detroit catcher Frank House. attempts to put the 
too late. Boston won the game, = 
  ~~ Birmingham, Clarkston, Oxford Nines Win Birmingham sent 24 players into Dick Cloonan, Fred Bleakley and poaitions and Netson blanked the 
action, used four pitchers, and freshman John Dixon each Lakers the rest of the way 
banged out a dozen hits while hurted one inning after Picman’s = Chuck Passage collected two 
crushing East Detroit, 12-3, in an departure. safeties in three times at bat for 
‘Eastern Michigan League baseball 
game Thursday at Birmingham. It the Wolves, who tallied once in the Clarkston's hattery was too and and twice in the 3rd Clark. 
much for West Bloomfield as the |and prexy of the International Old, 
lat tcher Frank Sulli double in the 4th inning yesterday |Timers Baseball League, ‘will go P eon pi cner Fran ullivan's ig yeste y towald ding uni for the | A-program feature will be show- 
8° ing of a sports film by Navy re 
cruiting officer here, Joe Carry. 
Notre Dame9 
Nips Michigan - Irish 6-5 Victory First 
Over Wolverines Since. 
1951 Season Knothole League youngsters. 
Maj. R. G. Savage of St. Thom- 
as, Ontario, will be master of 
ceremonies. Among the aeedaecater|| 
will be Bud Bryson, president 
the Londen, Ontarie, Old pectecs| 
Assn.; Lloyd Brazil and Bob Cal- | 
ahan of the University of Detroit 
athletic staff; ex-Tiger great, 
Bill Rogell; Ace Lee, George | 
Wade, George Oliver, Don Wal- | 
ters, Jack Moran and Fred Ja- 
cobs of the Detrolt Old Timers. 
Many other out-of- town old tim-   
| 
‘at Northwestern. wet Birminghar 8 2nd league vic- | Wolves downed the Lakers, 3-0, in ston's runs were unearned as the er§ will be bere, Parks says, in- . | . 
Another three-game sweep | Soy 2 law ayne-Oakland League tussle at Lakers committed ‘five errors: cluding ~~ from Toledo, headed by! SOUTH BEND, Ind. @~Notre j Clarkston's loop record now reads. - + Dame today boasted of its. first 
could give Illinois » commanding | Captain. Bill Deer ted the Garkston wes? baseball victory over Michigan lead but the Mitni will have to Maple assault with four hits in| = The pitching-catching combina. Oxterd collected uane (hts te since 1951. 
get by Minnesota, rated a def, 
finite contender for the title held i 
by Ohio State. 
Tlinois coach Lee F iIbracht*vill four trips to the plate. Don Pic- 
| man started on the mound for 
| the Maples and worked four in- 
nings to get credit for the win. tion of Leroy Parks and Gary Nel- 
son: contrived fo toss » three-hit 
shutout. Parks hurled the Ist three 
innings. then the -pair exchanged 
pa trounce North Branch, 11:1, ina 
night game at North Branch. 
The Wildcats wrapped up the 
decision in the ith inning with a Georgia Tech Ace 
Leads Collegians The Irish whipped the Wolver- 
nes, 6-5, with a two-rin ninth: 
inning rally yesterday, A singte 
by Elmer Kohorst brought Ed six-run ‘outburst. : ATHENS. 
Don Atwood pitched for Oxford ‘dathess. tall Geangha Tech junior) run. 
and permitted only one hit, alwho wasn't good enough to rep- Tony Bujnowski went all the way single in. the 4th stanza. Atwood resent his team in a-dual meet- for Notre Dame, striking out 12. 
struck out 14. two weeks ago, led the eb henhel Michigan used five pitchers in their 
Cranbrook posted its 3rd victory field with a four-under-par 68 £0-letforts to stop the Teh — start Jim Rickhaus against Minne- he > Tommy eee rat. 
sota and Frank Schwartz and Dick | 
Vorreyer against Jowa, Eilbracht’s home winning 
ace, however, is relief pitcher Bill 
Frentz. 
Frents relieved and finished Comeback Question 
Rocky Leaves Way Open     
fm all three Mlinois games oo] . BROCKTON, Nase. wm — Did. “But. of course. 1 can't see .too in. right starts with a convincing ing into today’s second rym Michigan 3 320 000-8 18 _ rr ar retiring 17 straight bat- [Rocky Marciano leave the door deep into the future. That will 10-4 decision over Dearborn. South- ‘the 72-hole: Southern Intercollegi pita) Clerk an nom js Soreedeh 
| 
  bes Bruce Richards hurled the ate Golf Tournament 
route for the Cranes and fanned One stroke behind Mat 
“lm ning to give it a good try ‘eight while yielding five hits. \Earl Bowden of the Univ 
George Gary drove in three | Georgia, another juniot.wik 
runs with a pair of singles and wasn't.expected to do much, Dave 
Bob Pearson accounted for two Ragan, steady entry from Flortda,, 
more with a triple and single to posted a 70 = Lasts pce. 
spark Crantrook's' seven-hit at. | 
| tack. Chuck Grube and Dave | -Then came Tien anaes ‘ot the i 
Cooper each rapped out a triple. University of Houstén, 
Romeo trimmed Lapeer, 7-4, for'Doetsch of Georgia, and’ Lewis | 
its &th win in| nine games, anid Culley of the University of Mis-; terjohn (0) and Snider; 
}eki and Kohorst. 
\Tartars Seek Revenge 
on 2 Ohio Opponents 
DETROIT (INS)—Wayne Univer- 
sity’s baseball squad—fresh from 
13-to-1 romp over Bowling islightly ajar for a possible return come later. | Bujnow- 
ito the ring in the midst of the 
‘home town fanfare for his retire. 
ment from the heavyweight cham- I'm going to do my best to stick 
pionship? with it, although I: know the urge 
Some of the huge throng Who lis- will be there to try it again” 
tened-tp Brockton’s favorite) son. Rocky got some newsmen ctri 
speak at the- fairgrounds yaster- ous at’ a press conference too 
day after a 200-car motorcade had when he said: . 
traveled @ 5'%-mile parade routé ‘Should I return. 7 would want - —— ~ pondered the question. remenedt Weill as my franeger DUFFY'S DELIGHT — Coach Duffy Daugherty doffs his cap 11-0, happy the way everything expressing amazement at the stature of Sammy Williams. The 2- 10 worked out,” Rocky told his Weill, of course, has managed Clarenceville nipped Milford, 2-1, 'sissippi with 71s. 
year-old end working with the Michigan State squad in spring prac- | ldsteneta, ‘My family is happy and Rocky through much pf his 49-bout in a Wayre-Oakland tilt.-A triple | 
tice did not play college football, yet already has been drafted by the everybody in Brockton is happy. professional career in which Mar- in the final stanza handed Frank- 9.14, mee sore 
ee, 4 ae 1 ¥ ters before yielding a | 
‘ single. 
Wisconsin, hoping jo go varesd 
or keep pace. with Illinois. will toss 
John Ach! against Michigan State 
today. Aeh! beat Iowa with a three- 
hitter Saturday 
Weekend Ball Games - 
The UAW-CIO Local 594 and Oli- 
_clash in two practice games this 
weekend at Wisner Field. The ist 
game ig scheduled Saturday at 4 
p.m. and the 2nd contest is slated 
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clgrk. 
The publit’ is invited.       
    
   
      
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| professional Los Angeles Rams. The young man from Dansville, \My plans don't call for a come- ciano became the only heavy--enmuth a 2-1 verdict over Orton-| 
Mich., played while in the service. ~ back woth in history to goi.undefeated. ville. 
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  OUT OF DERBY — Reaping Right, the well-regarded candida’ 
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day when he suffered an injured leg in a workout shortly after De- 
troit owner T. A. Grissom entered him. Another Sn) phn 
_Tnvalldate, is on the list of 17 hopeful candidates. 
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ere Joe Kidwell in=both the high 
‘and low hurdles and Frank Mi- , 
chaelson in the 100 and 220 dashesé’ Doug Wuggarer who has not 
Chuck Glbson and Doub \been beaten in dual competition 
O'Camb each tossed the shot put, for Birmingham took the -mile in 
over & feet to nail down 1-2 4:46.4. Mike Larson. 
          
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rove ow ou vee 'tucky Derby could be decided to- daddy, prefers to drop back in the| the end of the starting gate in the from, their late bids. _ [ous at 3-1 with Fabius running wit 
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Your DeSoto-Plymouth. Dealer Not one of the favorites, among/is the same type of a runner. He/tendency to bear out and it'll tak¢! best break of the choices. He drew) will ride the peli ~ eed 
912 Seuth Woodward—Birmingham MI 4-7811 Bi the 18 entered yesterday fated well drew No. 2. Head Man, who likes|all of jockey Armold Ki 8 No. 13, e & SToP IN — AND GET YOUR FREE GIFT! / fi in the draw for positions—an im-|to race closer to the early pace, {horsemanship to keep him in o6n- s 8 @ The weatherman, who 24 hours 
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S22. St Mikes Beat = +4, a   
"Jon O'Brien bee ted harness t-| Lends ing in winnings for two straight 
years, . ishing alone’ on Union Lake 
| Wednestiay afternoon, Gregery   
  
    
    Everybody nice fat rainbow trout. The fish, ‘ball game Thursday afternoon, but strong bid for the SCL title, bom-| 
  pounds, Stevens reported | & three-run ray in the 5th PG ' Inning enabled the Shamrocks to | 
Stevens says he saw a number of nose out St. Benedict, 5-4, in a 
other trout in the same spot, one Suburban Catholic League game 
|which was a ‘real big one’: Upion it was the | 
lake is one of the many county 1958 season 
waters stocked by the Conservation 
Department. Gregory is the son of © 
Bar apd | Mars 905 5 teens. ee Loop Awords -Elinor avenue. 
= Bowling Season Prizes 
Annual! bowling award gatheri ng 
was held this week at Forest Lake 
for the Niblick Bowling League 
which rolled its schedule on the avons wy. a + marata car 
ing the Sth frame, the Mikes ended 
their, four-game“osirig skein with a Asks for Al The Cer Buyer's Pal 
Al Hanoute CHEVROLET -BUICK 
Lake Orion, Mich. ~ 
’ MY 2-2411 at Highland Park. 
Ist victory of the 
for St. Mike. “starting pitcher Art Clark. The © 
    Hazel Park Races 
Under Way May 21 of   
  
Se 
track are due for a start on May 
new Pontiac Elks drives tinuing through July 28. gle by Doyon were the only safe- 
re ; . P s the 5 CO r 
oe eee rere cere See? cates, The track’s harness meeting is ne Pash arses mie imiusie McGrath, a medal Kentuckian. ; Mrs Pred Haa¢rea. Mra. divert Games: set down for a start on Aug 6 St. dames tallied only one comes by his love for horses na- ! re! yte ra] “yy 
Mrs Witte Dictiuson. Tees, "Se points) contimuing through Sept ~2 earned run. but still managed to juraily. His great uncle, the late 
© Skew Geened Se AereD Om ten Mrs Marty Rom. Hazel Park will be the first defeat Orchard Lake St. Mary, 11. Price McGrath, Kentucky and 
@ Washes and el ie aay eee mee rere ee Metropolitan area track 10 gv into 52. in am SCL contest at Ferm: New York bookmaker, owned the. 
oCareme ee Long Saaee tional "Mitel Mre action this spring dale. It was the wd setback in chestnut Aristides, winner of the. 
* Chari rand ree ‘chub y ets, : - iret k - a 
oo presiden) “Bogies (40% pointe. Mre i Other racing dates for the area four starts for the Eaglets fa cia ale Kentucky Der 
Conveniently Located Ree hence Becnen Kenoeth Soros. include: Wolverine Raceway ‘har-| The Eaglets outhit the Dales, 5,59 “@y 1. 1809 
man Mrs Grant Helwig, Birdies uidt ness), May 9 through June 23; to 3, but three unearned counters’ =e 
KUHN AU I 0 WASH Sey Pord “Mrs ‘Norman Durecher, Mrs Funning races, Aug. 1 through in the 4th innmg proved fatal. St. Maze! Slenxster, Mre P onee: Oct. 6. -Mary’s Paul Franckowiak and Bob elor, had no children, other rela- ‘ Bressies (38') peints) Mrs. Howard 
Northville (harness, night). June M | oak ; 
Grady, Mra chil de Mubbard, Mra. Ray 
= throwah Aug 5. Kingsbury, Mrs Peter Hoogerhyde, Mrs 
Clayton “Newport 
| Quality makes the | 
ae difference | in 149 W. Huron Across From Firestone 
    
  That's why...in Mid-America thaws | Stevens, PHS “student, landed a! St. Michael finally won a base-| Revd Oak St. Mary, making a)Ken Rogers and Dan Dropps each 
making two. nice 
. ao aken crawier ag over on the south side of town St./barded Bob Ashby and Dick Doyon jarted al 
WELL, ALMOST e ’ = aang oe had the ont Frederick is still swallowing” the for a dozen hits to chalk up an orale . Rs a ve way 
EVERYBODY ng id | Pills of defeat. easy $3 iriangh as Raval Oak. | te Joo Schulte categ pitching only 
| oae-third ‘of an inning as the 
’ Ravens tallied three times at the | 
start. Schultz shackled St. Ben 
base on balls and four hits off ‘he rest of the way and received 
freshman, hurled a 
div 
wrapped 
Running races at the Haze! Park and two in the 2nd. 
21, wif® the spring meeting con- Dick Thompson’ s triple and a. sin- 
the distance on the hil! 
gasolines!   
Link to Past.   
ms Lose, 9-3] 
  RICHMOND, Va. 
redit for the win. 
two-hitter and! ltelevision. He may 
triples to feature Royal Oak’s' 
ubbing of the Rams The Irish 
up the decision early., 
scoring four runs in the Ist WNIN Grath jold watch he cherishes 
Ld] s . 
Jr. a retired trapshoo 
Lequier struck out 15 batters and America’s most 
acDonald of St.. James both went! 
  
Ay bite aes Aged Virginian Prizes 
Mementos of Ist Derby | 
(#—When the| possessions what are believed tb 
‘82nd Kentucky Derby is run to 
| morrow afternoon in the glamor’ Aristides and Calvin, winner of the, 
‘at Churchill Downs: Louisville, a 1875 Belmont Stakes. and a beauti- | 
white-haired little gentleman. will ful, *heavy gold stopwatch Price 
sit in an easy chair at his Rich-- ‘MeGrath held in his hands at the 
Mikes goroee six hits in all with Dave Lequier. a 15-year-old mond home watching the race on finish line to clock the winning: ! 
occasionally time of his outstand: ing aphns) 
Phil Brzezinski banged out a pair iglance at a picture hanging above bred. Aristides’ time was 2:37% 
his living room mantle and at an over a fast 1°y-mile track The 
To TT-year-old Richard A ue 
the Kentucky Derby is more segs 
famous horse 
race ‘It's bid life peat ” he says 
Since. Price McGrath. a bach- Wanda Sanches of Baton Rouge,! 
tives shared in his estate Richard of favorite to win the 41st Southern 
McGrath has among his cherished Women's Amateur go! f tourna- 
  
A 
| NEw J. Ryan indicated today 
  Jeague this summer, will 
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HOT SPRINGS. Va. w-— Shy: 
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ment. 
The %-year-old 
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\by brushing aside veteran Mrs. Try the 
‘Sam Byrd of Birmingham, Ala., | “tian tr 
‘with ease, 7 and 6 eters 
| Miss Sanches, competing in the | apy 
tourney for the Ist time, was | 
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Her semifinal match today with 
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| against the Baltimore ace, who ad- 
ivanced by edging long-time star 
Dorothy Kirby on the 20th hole. ' 
1 up. Mrs. Glick sank a 25-foot! 
putt on the 394-yarder for a par| 
4 that won the long battle over the | 
6.312-vard. par 74 Cascades course 
| Mary Patton Janseen of Char- 
lottesville, Va. and Mary Ann 
Downey of Baitimore clashed in 
the other semifinals get-together. 
Delay Is Indicated 
for IBC Case Ruling | NEW YORK «w—Federal Judge’   
  he might not hand down a decision’ 
on the government's antitrust suit 
against the International Boxing. 
‘Club Madison Square Garden and 
two big IBC officials unti) late 
summer. . 
The tria! which Judge Pyan 
heard without a jury. ended yves- 
  KELLY’S HARDWARE | ~ ,terday after mine days 
The defendants were charged 3994 AUBURN 
with conspiring _ to monopolize | Cerner Auburn and Adame Read championship ‘boxing contests 
through the use‘of exclusive con- FE 2-881) 
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jand through interlocking director-|— 
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Kiwanis Day at M-58 Speedway 
Sunday, May 6th   
  
    
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| Fairway Ladies Goif League teed 
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\Club for a 20-week schedule of 
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Go a Mee THE PONTI AC PRESS. FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1956 ee VENTY- SEVEN,   nip pe nce 
- reo 40, Seeks Gh Win ore Fen Trout Fhornen Revive Dispute of Opening Date . Watch Spart ans LANSING  — Michigan's trout)make a lot of. difference in their ‘cutting off the lest week of the'oring ‘far better management. We “Actually,” Anderson said, ‘‘the 
“King +) f y § ide cr LANSING (INS)—A group fishermen had a: cold, -wet run-in size,” says Dr. Justin W. Leonard, “present general trout season.” ‘could givecitto them with a later only good pait of the Opehing is . 
  aang Lions eee thee ~~ with the weather last weekend and chie! ot research for the depart- “2 8 6 lopening date. Scenes like ‘this are “the fact that a lot of people do 
goad ’ y luplicated on other Yakes- -1 have gel out in the fresh air after being —~ LOUISVILLE, . tay attending the the meeting revived an old dispute ert Here's what ,L. R. , Anderson, '¢ . Ky. (Life be roses. As fill Gait trotted tri. ng coaching te ae ‘er the-opening date for the trout. ‘ * 24 Newberry district fishemesx super- seen it before. nent up all winter.’ 
  “T at 40 this year for the ee ened back to = | ‘at Michigan State University. baling | A study by the department’s in- visor, had to say’ about the open- 
gape rey 9 circle, the Cincinnati bors jockey | Coaches Buster Ramsey and Many an angler, cooped up in an stitute for fisheries research at ¢   
Arcaro. But he started his spec- stood up in his stirrups and Ed Cochran, together with y 
tacular string victory gaily gee- ‘office or factory all winter, is all Ann Arbor showed that postponing * 8 8. 
ar Lawrin Poy See ago. Gang aoek “— perches erlang noe — ena im favor of opening the season as the openct until the second Satur-' Te scene witnessed on | R y's : Sah Spades Four of the riders with mounts soon as he can get around the day in May would find cateles_ Youngstown Lake was serious. I GOLF and 
& the Sind Derty tomirrow have Arcaro has ridden in 16 Derbies, ee pbenarsy tomorrow's final countryside Sten enowshors, ‘about .7 of an inch longer and 69 gould estimate that over car ot 1 So 
trought their colts back to the* "ecord. and in addition to game. a > aseua the P cent heavier the fish popalation was removed | 2280 Union Leke Roed EM 3.4137 Lawrin and Hill Gail, won the The Lions’ is one of several — 
horseshoe of red roses amid the| i... with Whirlaway (1941), waring ons grou io Ree ee last Saturday in April) biologically’ Here's whai a report on the study TO CPemins day. Uniess kept ua- 
27 CHAMPIONSHIP HOLES cheers of a massed mob of some : der complete control, the people 
100,000, Arcaro, now 40 vears old eri Jr. (1945), and Citation throughout the country. The policy mich ae would either waste or make 
has done it five times,and will try ne a@f the Lions in the past few years aah experts im the State Con- “Since the natural crop is lim- | complete gtuttons of themeecives. | Special Rates for Lesgues and. Tournaments 
tor No. 6 with Head Man. This will be the fifth “Derby'has been to send coaches to col-, servation Department favor open. ited and since treut planted in e + e@ 3 Starting Tees —- No Waiting 
for Sho@maker. who was fifth with leges for a look at the latest coach. ing the season two weeks later, lakes should also be taken while | sometime around the middie of ing ec as = “Actuali,, the trout swam out 
onto the ice after the bait We The others are Eric Guerin, 
whe won with Jet Pilot in 1947 Count Flame in 1952, and third on-ing methods. : a oat <= | May. > | ‘the general trout season should and defeated Arcare and Mvigorator in 1953. Shoemaker might as well allow the fishermen 
Phalanx by a head; © Steve the 25-vear-old native of FE) Paso. John McGraw managed the New “The best argument for this ix be the second Saturday ta May. a limit catch from the hatchery : ber: ‘Tex... finished sixth in 1954 with York Giants from the end of the that trout appear to put on most “Also, since the brook trout (and pond and = “2 com of planting. | : 1902 season through 1931. Duri a : — dnl tered Comision amerlleiast Ceotio eoe . Ng of their growth between mid-April presumably brown trout) fall off in ammsres TOS <5, New Pro Shop . . Golf Encipneat —— 
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Nashaa had to settle for the | : ~_ _ : - --- — | : : — aa 
second spot. i e 
Guerin rode the great Native! 
Dancer in 1953, but the dig grey’ 
suffered the only defeat of his - ' oe ad e 
brilliant career when Dark Star ) 
won a’ head decision. This ‘time : . \ = c eee 
  
    
          
      
                       
                               
      Erie, the Louisana Bayou booter 
| is teamed with Arcaro, and rides 
. Career Boy, coupled with Head . ; 
Man as the C. V. Whitney entry = : . ; ; 
“It there ts anything like : . ‘ 
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in 1952—his last taste of the 
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| BY DONALD E. NAGEL City Forester 
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Buy the old line [Srowth appear. ee it is commonly thought that the of three per At DDT cei 
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Such_plants include pachistima 
canbyi, evergreen bittersweet, 
evergreen honeysuckle, holly, 
creeping evergreen myrtle, and 
of course the beautiful live oaks 
of the South. Unfortunately, the 
state of Michigan ts too far north         + oak. . + 
membep is that the plant must be| 
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    GIANT ASTER — The largest aster you can grow is this shell and, the ball still wrapped in bur- 
pink variety. Big, husky plants with fluffy flowers and produced in a t : j wilt resistant strain, this beauty blooms in late summer and contin: |turgery SS 't Sew Im the ues on to frost time. Plant them inside now and transplant them out | After the trees is in the hole. in May. _ ; ; 'some dirt should be thrown in the       
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and/QOvotran, or Malathion. These new} 
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to humans and pets. Tip weeviling 
is characterized by the tip of the 
fly larvae can be observed feed- 
ing on the needles. 
that infect evergreens. They are 
juniper scale, pine needle scale, 
hemlock scale and euonymus scale. 
Scales can be controlled by an 
application of a dormant strength 
miscible oi] or a dormant lime 
to plant the live or evergreen sulphur. 
In planting evergreens such as white-oil emulsion or a summer 
pines, spruces, taxus, and juniper, strength 
the most improtant thing to re-|used. There are two common types 
of scale found on spruce. They are 
the Eastern spruce gall aphid and 
-|wrapped in burlap. This is neces-|Cooleys spruce gall aphid. 
large enough hole should be dug) Suiphate solutign. Pprethram and 
lap, should be planted about the) wey 
‘that most of the chemical sprays 
récommended are _ poisonous. 
hole around the ball. The burlap Therefore, the recommendations 
should be loosened from the top Of the manufacturers should be. of the ball and pushed Into the followed to the letter. Control of aphids and mites’ is{~ 
There are several types of scale 
During the summer a summer 
lime-sulphur may be 
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  Month of May 
‘Brings Spring _ City Parks | 
| Urges Residents to See 
Wild Flowers   By WILLIAM AHO 
Parks. Supervisor 
Parks and Recreation Department. : 
April, 1956 is past history and 
‘lovers of spring beauty have wel- 
/comed the true month of spring . 
‘May. 
    
Egg consumption in the United 
States averages 400 eggs per per- 
son annually. 
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This time of year gives us 
‘an opportunity to observe the won-| 
'derful color that nature gives us.| 
[This year ouy spring -season is 
‘late and we'll have to wait a while 
for ture's spring - flowers and) 
‘shrubs to come out. 
: When they do, I would suggest 
: <a drive through the ‘country to see! 
bet ‘nature at her’ best. 
Some of the wild flowers that. 
| may be seen in this area in the’ 
|woods are the wild geraniums 
field daisy, Solomon seals,. dog- 
tooth: violet, Mayapple, bloodroet, | 
-and trailing arbutus. The latter is! 
|quite scarce because of careless / 
| picking. 
In open fieid and along roadsides | 
_you can observe clover, yarrow, | 
blazing stars and violets. Chicory) - 
jis especially common here in Pon-| 
' inac in vacant lots. 
Along lakeshores, rivers and | 
tmarshy lands, you can see March! 
marigolds, pickerelweed, _ arrow-| 
|heads, water lilies and toothworth. | 
| There are many varieties of 
wild flowers to mention here. Wild 
|flowers don't make cut a 
ers don't make good cut rs) 
so leave them in their atmralls: seh 
ting for others to enjoy. 
Nature has given us flowering 
shrubs to enjoy along with the - 
flower. The dogwood is especially 
beautiful when in bloom on wood-| 
land hillsides, The service berry, CACTUS BLOOMS. Mrs. Percy 
‘chokecherry, elderberry and wild Merritt of 1036 Seyburn shows her 
\thornapple may be seen alon g|Pet cactus in bloom. The blossoms 
|roadsides and wooded sections. ‘have an orchid-like shape but are 
The firs, spruces and pines will|deep orange in color. The inserted 
be putting out their new spring picture shows the blossom in de- 
‘growth shortly, which certainly tail. Mrs. Merritt's main worry 
adds to nature's landscapes. ‘is. what the plant is called. “We'd 
With all this natural beauty certainly love to know the name 
around us, we'should enjoy it more. of it.’ she said. 
It's a good idea to take colored 
pictures to the woodland beauty ¢ 
when you do take the drive in the 
cotntry., 
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{| Her large jee ae naa nine: 
{sanucer-sized blooms whic h ap-|   Poatine ‘Press Phote 
Mrs. Percy Merritt of 1036 Sey-’ within the last year. Her gardenia « 
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‘Orchid’ Cactus Blooms" be Coretul Seming. Out Tender Seedlings | 
killing frost 
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Don't try_to hurry the season, 
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jthe years) has many buds ready while there is still a chance for a} jto open, 
Many gardeners wait a couple of} ae 
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Beginner's. 
Little, but Is Necessity 
for Proper Care Z m 
Garden tools are an inevitable 
expense to any homeowner, wheth-| 
he has caught the gardening) 
us or not. He heeds them just) 
to | the place from looking) 
abahdoned. What they cost may)’ 
come as @ surprise. IG 
The: basic garden-tool outfit is 
primarily a beginner's kit. With a 
lawn, afew shrubs'and some flow- 
er beds\to care for, a man can 
make do\ with these tools alone. 
But he needs them all. 
He woulg buy a 16-inch hand | 
pester 50-foot plastic hose, ad- 
 eagpendinamn reariq) pred upines 
ler, pruning hears, steel 
D-grip spade, \ateel aap 
hand trowel, hand cultivator, gar- 
den cart, weed digger, and grass 
shears. The coat? About $54, 
As your gardening skills grow, 
inciting new and professional .am- 
bitions, you'll find the need of fan-) 
cier equipment. Included in an all- | 
fround outfit would be Some ifems' 
ifrom your basic kit. | 
You'll also need a 31- inch rotary 
power mower, 1 gallon ‘gasoline 
{filler can, 50-foot soaker, hose,   
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  mount hose reel, electric 
trimmer, grass whip, electric edge 
trimmer, pruning saw, pole pruner, 
long-handled shovei, hoe, wheel- 
/barrow, lawn roller, spreader, lawh 
sweeper, 3-spike aerator, 3% ma \ 
~ long tank sprayer, cultivator, dig-|-   Follow Instructions 
shipped by mail are treated protec; 
gd so they. do not dry’ out and ‘Do preserve wooden stakes and e 
Kit Costs rections carefully. 
  ee 
ie placed in water or heeled inte 
| the ground’ until it'can be set ‘in 
Many plants and rootstocks earmmanest positon. 
  ‘poles used for tying up tomatoes, 
Read carefully all. instruction,or for growing pole beans by treat- 
aterial supplied and follow di- ing the wood with creosote, or a 
If bare-rooted formaldehyde solution’ Consult. aterial: arrives and cannot he your garden supply. man on the 
[Planted for several days, u should material to use 
     
    
    ig Planting & Planning Time 
Now is the time to plan and plant 
to assure a beautiful home grounds 
for summer and fall 
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|The difference in durability is! | 
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  Do Summer Pruning, 
‘Says Cherry Grower 
_| An Eau Claire sour cherry grow-'| 
ier sees no reason why summer. | 
pruning of the trees can't replace | 
| the traditional winter activity. For: | 
|vest Steimle has been summer pur- | 
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Steimle cautions, however that, 
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}    \peared this week. ‘The-blooms are; 
of a deep orange. The center is the ae Snes asgiied weeks after the date considered, If grass flatly refuses to gow fay white and feathery looking topped'!®. os ert ' eve some shady corners, given up 
with a dash of lavender. The fovee heard it called Orchid Cactus but S@f€ nthe area and maintain ing to coax it and fill the space,   
    
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* Mrs. Merritt sasy she started | 
| the plant from one she found in 
ee Keego Hardware 
     New York State jin 191. The 
Warehouse _ plant has had blooms before, but _ 
| \Preted Toase (bemeste) _| | Bever quite so many, she said, 
: | | the new, slow-seluble soil min- |, ™rs. Merritt, a nurse at the 
20 Osmun St. | | eralizer that feeds hu ‘Tuberculosis Sanatorium, has quite roots vital trace elements all ||, hobby with her house plants 
FE 2-6506 through the growing season for ere cs | hide, greener, thicker and healthier large Christ. 
bloomed twice!         } 
| Another cactus, a 
|mas cactus,   has 
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Beautiful Potted Tea 
ROSES ] 95 Each 
These roses are alive dnd grow 
      
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  Pontiac Store We Deliver Drayton Store 
- 28 jackson St. @ = from Pontiac @ 4266 Dinie Hwy. ing—the leaves are out and they 
Dial FE 2-049) Gtore Only Dial OR 3-2441 will bloom in june and all sum- ‘ , f _. ‘bo mer tong 
} fw AS wer 
  Drive Out 
a Little 
and Save . 
       
  GARDEN PEAS . 
   Gadi Gssees » + $0.15 Laxton brand, second arty: mestic 9. ‘Rapid growing, spproximate 
De Rye... cere 30° vine. Reg ¢6e. “Two [bq 
White Clover. 9.88% ff limit per seie 
29 Lb. 
- SEED | 
POTATOES 10 Lbs. $49 
SHEEP 
MANURE   
or cattle manure, in 50 Ibs. No 1 grade, Pontiac and 
Nature does it best. Sells Cobblers, clean, nero 
regularly for $3.00. . Michigan. 
50 Lbs. 9942 
GALVANIZED 
PAILS é-quart capacity Value at 
reguiar 90c. Limit 2 to @ 
a. 55: Es. 
DON’T DELAY! 
This Sale Ends Sunda 
Also: 3 Lawn Carts 
2 Large Barrows 
1 Foley 18” Mower 
Hours: Daily 8-7, /Sun. 9-4 
book for the White/ Block Bldg. 
_ BARBER‘S < On M-59 2 Miley West of Airport $350 Bu. 
TRASH | 1 BURNERS Double heavy design, 
convenient to use A good! 
buy at regular $1 89. -- / 
$137 be /   
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  cmmmtTy Nt Weare PRESS. FRIDAY. MAY 4, 1956 : l - -” " ] ot 4, cabin cht because “he's the American capital is sought to!. The Viet-Nam Republic has es- R R fed z teats SST oo re = 
- develop farming along riv- tablished its exchange rate at 35. toward local self-rule, which it one who has to live with’ it. 
ere ie in ae e plasters fo a Come | evo f epor xcnd pearagiooe" aaa he om . (Advertisement) 
itd Pep. The reports heard here said the) 
in Eastern Tibet =="="="s=<2 What wives charging Lhasa officials were! ~ [SINK SPECIALS so Peres don't know ‘nists and no longer: were the true!   
  
  
  
    Have: Rebelled Against natives of the Dalai 
ee QUALITY | Chinese Red Rulers tam. | about sex 
KATMANDU, ‘Nepal  — Re Judge Rules Informally ~ “| Many wives Yay are   ports reaching here from neigh-| bound by ignorance and in- 
boring Tibet say thousands of a Courtroom’s Colors | iitions despite the mod- BINGHAMTON, N. Y. @® —A. 
| 
  betans — perhaps as many as 8 ern young woman's sophis- 
pad lappa betdato — their judge here holds that the decor of tication, says Dr. Abraham 
ee renee cone ° pis come a _ = a" sen Stone, eminent physician : a , - 
Informants describing the re- rampay Desc peat Sad 4 and marriage counselor. 
ports as ‘very reliable” said the) Justice Daniel J. McAvoy of! Dr. Stone answers 17 
uprisings occurred’ in the eastern State Supreme Court, in a strictly, significant and vital ques- 
districts of Tibet. Eastern Tibet informal opinion, chose dark tions... gives helpful in- 
is the home of the Khamba tribes-'green and black tile for the floor’ formation and advice on men, many of whom call bandi- with dark oak or walnut benches, | this most important sub- 
try their profession, in preference to light green and| inl the May) Ladice: 
After the Chinese Reds occupied gray, suggested by a Board of ject. In the y 
Tibet more than five ‘years ago,'Supervisors committee. . Home Journal — now at 
| your newsstand! 
  Ledge Type 32x18 
32x21 Double Sink 
Double Bowl $] 7° 
18”... isome 2,000 mule-riding Khamba' Charles A. Root, committee 
  | riflemen reportedly marched on chairman, said the Jurist's: opinion! 
y Pontise Press’ Photo 1 basa, Tibet's capital, to protest = ACHIEVEMENT DAY EXHIBIT — Home plays are (left to right) Mrs. Roy W. Chappel of the action of the Chinese in tak-|   ——————— 
  
        _ demonstration day exhibits help the spotlight at Lake Orion, Mrs. Kenneth Anderson of 61 We- Dalai to Peiping’ ; : ‘, 
yesterday's annual Home Demonstration Achieve- nonah drive and Mrs. Mary Hixon, county home =, aang henna to a Baby Crib and Mattress ‘ST 9% 
fj ment day. Here checking one of the sewing dis- demonstration agent. halted the Khambas at the out-| 27x50 crib—4 colors—cotton mattress included my Lle 
eats Ge ee et | Decorator Hollywood Divan 95 ‘ <7" Highlight of Demonstration Work — : LAMA APPEASES PEOPLE Innerspring divan in decorator cover—sleeps one 349% 
‘ Since then the Dalai Lama, the. a ; ee 16x24 17Y2x12% Ach 2 D Ww 350 H spiritual ruler of Tibet, has re- Unfinished Furniture — Bedding —- C ievement ay Taws OTe sons to Lhasa. Peiping radio Card Tables — Mirrors — Lamps | 
  Single Bowl Bar Sinks sot 
; | Bers «CQ TEISIGE anyon sk mat oy etd id indie: SSeS DAVEY’S FURNITURE Achievement, Day, the highlight’ and a job,” he said. ‘It takes} Home demonstration agents, Mrs. ; i. S , U \ 9 oe tion of ended 
*6 ° : demestatan’ wok in ‘Dakion 4N®: tenderness, consideration, Hixon and Mra. Frieda Bennett/ater he saw the “love and com fl 3507 Elizabeth Loke Rd.—Comer Coss Lake Rd.     demonstrat work in Oakland County seh ai ‘ted more than 359/and Courage to bring about the/had charge of the day's activities,!cern of the central authorities for! 
|Tibet.” by Red" China has announced     women $6 the First Congregational assurance that tells _you you can assisted by many workers. 
Churcly of Pontiac yesterday. a 
~ CABINET SINK SPECIALS Speaker for the afternoon session ‘ ld : o R MO 
wag David B. Treat, director of the Shou : We Own r ent? ; ; ‘ 
ry) Clara Elizabeth Fund for Maternal | t a2 Siak Complete W. mci cee $56.50 Fiealth in Flint. Treat's topic was for . ; 
99 * ‘“What Women Should Expect of 54” Sink Complete W. Fittings... $79.95 [WP omen Stould rxet   
‘Themselves as 
66” Sink Complete W. Fittings. . $119.95 Mothers. 
Other activities taking place in 
2 f the day-long session included a 
G A TH | | demonstration talk by Mrs. Hazel 
je . os | Dunlop, author and _ lecturer,   
    
          , | speaking on “Decorative Tables m ; . 
piste ier) | a | Sunbeam Automatic | S#"%= ONLY _ eee eeneenreees re functional designs in decora- °   
al ; FRY — 
e Will Install | | 
This MBR- 30 / il |PAN ¢ 
Softener / | 1 0 | GRAND OPENING GLEND E OR Special recognition was given to 
’ AL MAN Mrs. Florence Hubbard of Clarks- 
Low ton. Mrs. Hubbard founded the 
SA N AVE. NORTH OF WALTON BLVD. first home demonstration group in 
Oakland County 35 years ago and 
“2 49 BRICK. R H was first county chairman of the 
organization. 
| Forty-eight home demonstration 
Lots 50 x 120 on paved street with Pontiac City Sewers and | SToups were given certificates of 
Water . . . Bestitiful large kitchen with paneled breakfast nook [Merit for “faithfully carrying out | 
_ _ _ |the extension program in their   
  STEAM 98 
IRON 9 
Sunbeam Reg. $19.99 
WT   
           .«. Lovely birch cabinets . , . textolite counter tops . . . Plenty ey . homes and communities.” Mrs. : . of large closets - « » Aluminum Windows . . . Full Basement . . . Mary Hixon, home demonstration : f REG. $17.95 Automatic Heat . . . Select Oak Floors . . . Outside Brick Planter, ‘agent made the awards. e / - etc, Complete. selection of elevation and colors. Memos of the’ yeag's activities On A Rental Basis e — 
/ ’ in the individual groups were ex- ji ; West Bend $ 309 > SPECIAL LARGE $14 500 with 5% DOWN hibited during the day. Sewing lt Uses DOWEX HCR MINERAL Whistling Tea Kettle. ...... . : a 0. and handicraft projects were on i : e 90 YEAR VA MORTGAGE display for visitors. If you own your home you probably should own your water West Bend 8 Cup $ 49 MOTHER S DAY TRADE-IN 
: conditioning equipment. But make sure by installing on a rental Automatic Percolators 
Medel Open Daily 12 te 8 p.m. PHONE FE 2-6127 of FE 33-9437 The sanctuary of the church basis. If you choose to buy within six months’ the rental you 
Wis, filled to overflowing to hear | pay will ee ollowed un the purchase price of this Softener or Treat discuss family relation. | 4 larger one. | Hot or Cold Penguin $488 ALLOWANCE ON ~ | 
Src uae cae | Server—Chrome.......... RANGES — REFRIGERATORS Saas — 2 TTD ee CALL--FERGUSON | Stara] Bile __..... 9849| WASHERS - DRYERS     Seles by Regal Realty, 15605 W. MeNichols 
    
  
  
    
  
       
                  
    2 i “4 Pertinent examples peppered his 
14 Le ae | ' ‘discussion of what husbands and ee 
' i Didn't t ' Gotta CReumenecaas Tool Rental PLENTY OF FREE PARKING i j : themselves. ‘For the past 25 ool Rentals 
| 5-2 =| CRUMP ELECTRIC | == | _ a Insulate yes 4 ‘been so much on the child chat Rug Sha OPEN SUNDAY 10:00 - 2:00 | t -the husbands and wives are for- ug mpoo THE L A WAGNER C0 | ‘ M yotten”’ Treat id. . . sf | 
} y Home! ‘ fle oompared Tain of wives to pes 3372 a 3573 Machine : . ad | Sc evemanmemaammcmmn dl. ao se years Pas Ce a 3465 Auburn Rood Auburn Heights Save Money by 1960 N. Opdyke at Pontiac Rd. ' fe. . ve tt ope oO ties the : —_ Ay n : | . hE eee tains Halconcerpedetl _ ENGINEERED TO FIT YOUR NEEDS | Doing It Yourself Open Daily 8:00-6:00—Monday- Friday until 9:00 : 4.4 “The business of being a wife : — | 
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YES! It’s Operation. 
CORWIN’S! 
DY wewenceoeassoose ; Give Your Home that fina] touch of perfection by correlating it ~ : a . . _ with beautiful landscaping.Just picture a wide expanse of lush 
_“. _- green grass framed by flowering: shrubs and trees, and a riot of = ‘LANDSCAPE TIME! | 
When you check your lower fuel bills. 
when you see how much cooler your — 7 a colors from the flower Beds 
home is in summer, how draft-free in oe 
NN. inter, tl > “WHY, OH WHY, ~ RIOR mineclivaae SOONER?” Let-us It is so simple to have—all you need to do is to consult the nearest 
i shear you How welcaninalistelcur bone office of the Community National Bank for a low cost Moderniza- 
tion Loan. See us today. ‘ without muss or fuss and at low cost! 
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IN | Geeta ee BRANCHES: PERRY at GLENWOOD. @- W. HURON at TILDEN ~ \, a a g : \ : . I : Ar 
co. RAN aa | , a : WALLED LAKE @ KEEGO HARBOR | ' Y 
“FE 2-8385 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 
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           400 Lamps te Choose From }Pontiac 10 Show! seas ; 
lant Facities | "HERE'S THE | LS Open House Visitation 6, fi 1 (\ 
res “4 tle to | 7 will bad Tribute to New { ‘oy 
a eal (%\. ) STRAIGHT LAMPS. T ntiac or Division wi ‘e L 
BRIDGE LAMPS — ws eee gh , ) FLOOR LAMPS --[ Technical Center by holding open ; ey, 
BOUDOIR LAMPS ‘house at its plants here. on May 
DESK LAMPS — 16, day of the official Technical eZ 
/Center dedication, R. M. Critch-   
  
' Complete Line of Furniture for the Home ea Plegpeperas| lames Sl ‘day. PITCH   
as" B.D CHROME "Genuine 64" Ennead So so the cle eae . 
coe DTG. PINETTE cdi Formic rc oe ie YOU'LL DEAL BETTER for YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT L ts . iagiarese and aapiaeertng exits |Refreshments will be served to the 
_€ bd plant visitors expected to number 
L&S Furniture Sales Co. [= 22""""™ 3345 AUBURN RD. (M-59) 2 Acres of FREE PARKING | [o(.'= ‘te Technica! Comer nas _1 Wile E. of Reborn Heights res soael . ee GM facilities located at the new a a site. “Our werk with the GM 
a 7 a = may Research otaff has resulted in 
"GRAND OPENING | 
TILE SALE! TOP QUALITY | 
USED CARS | 
HAROLD TURNER at,          Poatiac’s alumiatred valves. 
' The GM engineering staff 
quently assists Pontiac pit el 
ing in working out advanced me- 
chanical features. The GM styling 
staff constantly works with our 
| engineering in the matters of body 
design. Many Pontiac manufactur-' 
                
          
   
                   
                             
             
     
        
       
               
         : against four suburban Taylor 
'Township employes accused of 
‘fraud in voter registration. 
The attorney general's office. 
sought the warrants in connection 
with alleged’ irregularities ‘im the 
township's 1985 spring election. 
  TONS AND TONS OF ‘ee secmieos on pros nere | 1962 Chevrolet 4-Door ....... 1964 Mercury Hard Top ..... $1444 
FLOOR AND WALL TILE Sie CH proce dvcormes f 1983 Nash Rambler ......... orn 1961 Plymouth 4-Door........ 204 7 J] TO BE SOLD OUT AT UNHEARD OF PRICES! YOU'RE THE WINNER! © ff Poossc wit comm iw nists ot fl 1964 Ford Custom Ranch Wagon 1299 — 1966 Ford 8 Gyl. 2-Door ..... - 1088. 
WERGHANDISE SOLD AS ADVERTISED - No Dealers Please f™=" 22," % >< 9H 1964 Ford Victoria .......... 1288 1963 Chevrolet 4-Door ....... — 68" 
‘Plastic ae Mesonally Adveriood —fboue, Rouen toh the ms = 1963 Dodge 4-Door .......... 144 1985 Ford Country Sedan... 1799 ee eee I) Diemer ers ran giden nay gy 1063 Plymouth 2-Door ....... 644 1961 Ford 2-Door ........... 24 Tile Tile MD cement te anng COE wit ssn jan im observing 1982 Buick Hard Top ........ 680 © 1962 Pontiac Catalina ........ 699 Aarts ' 9by 9 Ea. 50% Off Culee eat mane ae 1961 Chevrolet. 2-Deor . so00¢ 244 1064 Hudson Jet ...... veee ee CO 
‘wr ‘wa ef 1968 Buick Riviera .......... 1044 1963 Ford Victoria .........:. 944 
Rubber Tile T Bathream [VINYL PLASTIC POt%ien Drops coum ff 1063 Ford 4-Door ........... 690 1963 Ford Ranch Wagon ..... 809 aN 6x7 Bathroom FLOOR ¢ tues PAD2IN«t Vote Frauders 
7 _ « $§9® = TILE Ponaeey Gerald ie O'Briew, 
= === =| (510 DOWN DELIVERS           Open "til 9 Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 
rena B & G TILE OUTLET .,.....     ANY OF THESE CARS! | 
1951 Chev. ‘2 Ton Pickup 1950 Ford 1 Ton Pickup          
            
      
         — | CARLOAD BUYERS ' O'Brien said the law under 1055 W. Huren $.— 2 Blocks Weet of Telegraph 11 T0$ which the alleged offenses were : 
6:00 FE 8.3717 \ BREE PARKING | SS ro ene ct 1952 Plymouth Club Cpe. 1952 Chev. Club Coupe 
     
  | 1952 Ford 2-Door - 1951 Nash Rambler 
1953 Hudson Jet = Station Wagon     
          
      
  Muni HE ofthe LARGEST SELLING vs    
  
    
  | 1964 Ford 2-Door ........... | | \ 
ff 1964 Studebaker 2-Door ...... | 5 
UpSeenre Oe CONVERTIBLES || ~ 1962 Cadillac 4-Door ....... : I 1964 Chevrolet 2-Door a 1955 Ford Convertible 
| Be He hia Prreeeees | 1952 Pontiac Convertible 
1965 Chevrolet Boldin 1953 Chev. Convertible 1964 Plymouth 4-Door ........ 1953 Ford Convertible — 1963 Mercury Hard Top ...... 
NEW BEAUTY for YOUR CAR $10.00 — | - i : -MIRROR GLAZE One of 
Americe's 
Lowest Priced 
; _, Netionally 
     
       
  7 Gives your cer a longer lasting lustre. It protects against atmos- Coch : Pheric conditions and retards the natural drying processes of 
      
    
    _ SHOW ROOM ae Terms . 7 ) paints. Thet’s why MIRROR, GLAZE. outlasts them all! 
Aveilable : ¥. a 
. OUR FACTORY , § NOW IS THE TIME! 
   
   — ong 5 95 Any . 
sho Only SUBS ee ' COME IN TODAY—OFFER GOOD LIMITED TIME! 
| Harold Turner Ford]: in BIRMINGHAM. 464 S. Woodward, Birmingham Phone MI 4-7500 | 
A PHONE CALL WILL START COURTESY CAR!        mel afte fone "TL 9457| factory 1116 WEST HURON | lol SHOWROOM Open Daily ‘and Sunday ‘til 10 P. M. ant 
a uron Bldg. — : elegra or 
| eee A BLENTY OF FREE PARKING) ne (seers) 5 2937 
) ASHE & KOLHOFF., am a 
     
       
    
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a ling cars but the 4s author-| were nearly three times: as qa Extra Water Allowed = iné,cu tighten ot : rz Transgrs Are Selling - las in 1954. Sales during “up = IONIA—WM The Ionia city council case of an emergency. The cay WASHINCYON—Factory sales of|totaled 3,646, 802 units, valued at @ has voted to ease restrictions onjadded an additional well {o the’ eoet) -transistors during 1955) $92,252, 741 at the. fact " "Ehjoy ¢ ssa fa '   Hi of city water this summer. Aj water system last year and ‘flaps   
  
    
    
    
    
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Evrmerm’ ROLLINS SENSATIONAL   
  
       
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  5 ~ Open 7 Days and 7 Nights Sse inpnveay/ — taka at five or six new wells mis ce =— ene : 
FLOOR SHOW | bei [EAGLE || tg 
_BRUCE DAVIS - TODAY an "SATURDAY 
sea bh | gan. W Marilyn Monroe and niagara | 
FAY SNYDER THE RISE... THE FALL OF a raging torrent of emotion thal i 
trained canine boxer Q@ | . even nature cant control! =a 
‘rdservenedccrivet dal Evelyn Nesbit Thaw || (im _——- FRIDAY and SATURDAY 38 FRI. 10:45 A.M. 
} Recording Artist 
y TOMMY TIMLIN   
at the Catalina Piano Bar 
      
      
    
     WEEK on an Comedy MC Tricked into her a From penniless The! The Harry K. ‘An Invitation in a millionsire’s vom to fm Bi ay rmaredy arms! to Excellent Food” Sota | Sebo $40,000,000! 
  JAM SESSION EVERY TUESDAY 
EVE. Music by SO-PHIS-CATS : 3A       
  Now. Serving from the Broiler 
| | STEAKS - CHOPS - CHICKEN 
S MANNY’S fue tievers. West Huron ct Elizabeth Loke Road SSiSiSis ss sSisisosi 
      SI Corner of Elizabeth Lake 
and Cass Lake Roads 
1 Short Block West of. Huren 
      
    
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   2Oth CENTURY-FOX   
  
presents   
MARTINELLI 
“KING of NOODLES’ || AMMUTACIAN WNT: 
The HOTEL ROOSEVELT || \WLUHM ARUN MS TINCR DINING -ROOM CINemaScoPE , 
    
   
     
   
   
      : An = . rca agi Specializing in COLOR by OF LUNE 
/ Lounge ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOODS : “<4 oun e Catering wees Mestinge Weddings, | ys , P 
3 Q 1122 W. oe | sae 1) | el eer bot ~~ RAY MILLAND._ A Pe Huron Bow! plea | Luncheon 0 en ee seus ™ JOAN COLLINS | os tie we a.       
  
  
0b LUNG AELER |: CoRMTLA oT BORAT   GLENDA FARRBL. FRANCES FULLER ciiecace“" |! FARLEY GRANGER 
— } | : . : cioen towns mene ath - | ~ GREER DANA 
*% Tonight *% | ¢ DANCING AND FLOOR SHOW | ON mip GARSON ANDREWS 
| Every Friday and Saturday! _ 3 
| “the music you love Ken Durie : d .. | Comedy MC = fo dance to J HY 
ustine 
Harpo Lottner ||| pati Chapman ‘ end his 6 Pc. Orchestra Recording Ster 
s i . . Phil's Inm is very glad to announce that “they have at last : : gotten @ contract with the ever popular Frank Perry and 
his Swingmasters By popular demand the Swingsters will   
  
    
    
. ee return to Phil's on May !8 for an indetinite stay Also a DRIVE.|! N TH EATER 1 | hy / Fri d key mat? 1 Renowned Hollywood eee re aaa Make os THE FAMILY DRIVE IN 
        
Corner Williams Lake-Airport Roads—Box Office Opens 7:10 P.M. Impressionist 
- 3982 AUBURN » Oe * ah we 
A show you'll surely enjoy! | P HILL’ S IN N at ADAMS RD. 11 ay ROBINSON: HERBERT MARSHALL -DAN O'HERLIHY Call FE $-3563 for Reservations 
Teen ane| = SAT. coma 1 P.M. Dining at Its Distinctive Best! All the ball games and televised 
sports events received in our cock - 
ah sere , | Luncheon Ask About Our “Daily Double”.   
  FRIDAY and SATURDAY   
  
  
  
  
  
  
: , FOR THAT IMPORTANT | Dinner BUSINESS LUNCHEON | 
~ Cocktail Party ee Come to the Bloomfield Inn || Banacccaa feces Sei atead4 
| g In 4 Filmed in tas 
1 n S ALABAMA'S 
| ae Premium Meat 
Products 
RE W | T — COCKTAIL LOUNGE f+ OCITY 
Orchard. Lake at Pontiac Trail along its 
notorious streets 
in the 
FINE FOODS...AT A || Meg gambling halls 
FINE PLACE and back rooms!     
  
  
    
  
Th ingsley Try our deliciously tender filet mignon Our | n n 
chicken. Our lobster tails — BROILED OVER | 
CHARCOAL right before your eyes 
DINE and DANCE 
To the music of One of the Country's Leading 
  Dinners to Delight the 
Most Discriminating. 
  Orchestras, featuring music on n the SWEET AND PHONE Mldwest 4-1400 porders ie Take Out vate ooms for Private 
Parties DANCEABLE side ~ WOODWARD at LONGLAKE RD 
BOB SUMMERS. BLOOMFIELD HILLS 
HIS SAXOPHONE and ORCHESTRA — . 
Henry’s Bloomfield Inn =| =; COCKTAILS—WINES—BEER LD DUTCH MILL HOURS: Mon.-Fif._ 11-10-30" ~ 
Sat. 1].00-1-00°A.M. 
Sun. Noon-!0:00 P.M 
‘CHINA CITY "RESTAU RANT 1070 W. HURON FE 4-0340     
    
    
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OPEN 4 P.M. TO 2 A. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY he gine MELODIANS / | . FOOD SERVED UNTIL 1 A. M. . - >. ME ey . _— 1420 Seuth Telegraph Road et Orchard Leke Road ee DANCING FRIDAY and ‘SATt Koay Heights GREEN PARROT LIFE ana LOOK Magazines called it... 
For Reservations Phone FE 5-8060 uburnitesd ‘ Pai eights Peary “,°) *, “AMERICA’S WICKEDEST CITY!” ~ . -| Take foe . gee canennusss varusssssseesseesne ess saseeeuencounueeeasauces yavannnner: E (Ol ATLL LOUNGE ou JOHN MCINTIRE - RICHARD KILEY - mma GRANT - EDWARD worews 
| =p a Try a Delicious Sunday Dinner Served from 2 P.M. 4 9451 ELIZABETH LAKE ROAD as > CHICKEN HOUSE = . 1650 N. Perry at Pontiac Road FE 3-9732 2nd THRILLER! 
S Spend a Pleasurable Eveni Hh = Spend a Pleasurable Evening ss J .- 497 Blizebeth Loke Road at Telegraph it 
5 _ FEATURING 5 , s D A NC E “aie ~ FRIDAY and SATURDAY s Os “SULLY” a) DANCIN The Hal Boss Combo 
fo ees TE ss s$ + SATURDAY FLOOR SHOW 4 . Music. by + “The/ Man of Rhythm” 2 
s BENNIE MANNI‘S . AT THE PIANO and Orga os Comedy MC "inh Tenor” and Her Accordian s ae‘ L DY B Y! ‘Y) 2 / ppearing Nig’ a F 
5 ou in 0 ; 0" . = * ninuens * COCKTAIL BAR & | “8 GO Squ are ancing ern ses essen enna we eww Oh cue st mee OT fe sterring 
= CALLER: GLENN EASTMAN s cin te beattttee / DINNERS TO TAKE OUT woeeon Scorr - . | H \ nf COREE eomon @ BEER =e WINE . AMP INCK ta eee tier S FINE LIQUORS. WINES. BEER . ns a Wit Be Ready 4904 Elizebeth Leke Rd = SOUSSRSeeaeeeeenseeeeseeeeeeseesese susesensenennnyannenseseessansany AAA 
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The stars im the skies will match the We lavite stars in her eyes when you bring 
BANQUETS Helous foods’ good music, dancing .. . 
on all -the ingredients for a wonderful night 
Private Parties out 
      
DANCING NIGHTLY 
to the fine music of the 
“3 LITTLE WORDS” 
with Joe at the Hammond Organ 
CLUB 
TAHOE 3412 Dixie Hwy. 
  ___. . THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1036 : 4 | el lon ~ . 
Behe, United Pail hes about ioe wend rad | Hollywood Headlines: 
      
    her out to dine at the Club Tahoe, De- gPhone that she has signed a seven-| 
       
      
       
        
         
  _ “WIN Success Spoil Rock Hunt. " idea.” 
|. “Wayward Bus.”   
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  | THIRTY-THREE _   
      
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  HOLLYWOOD - (INS) — After|in New York, to see if he will 
|weeks of trying to make up her|take the Arnold role. Eddie, too; 
jmind, Jayne Mansfield told me Was very enthusiastic about “12 today over the long distance tele- Angry Men.”   
year exclusive contract with 20th) 
‘Marilyn Monroe. She moves there) ™¢ she feels wonderful after her 
at the termination of her Broad- S8rgery in Chicago, It was a 
way play, “Will..Success Spoil, V¢ry minor operation. 
Rock Hunter.” ™ ; | I asked her when Jimmy, who is 
| It’s exactly what I want té do,”/in his eighth month of shooting 
‘Jayne said. ‘I've talked with a|‘‘The Spirit of St. Louis,” the Lind- 
inumber of the people at 20th and|bergh story, will finish the picture. 
|I like what they promised me.” | “I stopped asking him last 
[ The studio is expected to buy 'August,”’ Gloria sah “We have 
The twins, Kelly and Judy, cele- 
brate their fifth birthday Monday, 
and there'll be a cake with all 
: = the trimmings. 
She {s now going to the Actors NEVADA DIVORCE | Studio where Marilyn studies. She Ananahoes al Haliywood collected 
said that she has been working’ ETF will 
with Karl Malden. “I'm studying|t ‘random: Jane Froman |ew,"? but Jayne believes her first — 
| picture will be John Steinbeck’s 
at 
  
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      :y ION isha mien or ane 
“ROLL BS 8) SF Ph a 
Woodward to Maple Rd.—East of Birmingham 
TODAY and TOMORROW!      
      
  
ALSO IN COLOR — FRANKIE LANE 
in “BRING YOUR SMILE ALONG” 
          
        EDDIE DRYER 
Your le Maesire fnvites You 
SQUARE & ROUND 
DANCING IN BOTH 
BEAUTIFUL 
BALLROOMS 
“Knewn from coast 
te eeast" fer the 
pest 25. years. The 
finest costs ne mere. 
Come ene—come ail. Liverneis-Fenkell 2757 Weedward (Upst's) 
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Old-Time Dancing Every Old-Time Dancing Every 
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‘promised to build me as.one of 
‘their important stars.” 
  
Anita Ekberg is finishing ‘Holly. Plane crash. 
wood or Bust” with Martin and) 
Lewis before she takes off for.   BY LOVELLA 0. PARSONS {the leads in “Inherit the Wind”! 
Gloria and Jimmy ‘Stewart are. 
\Century-Fox, the former home of back in town, and Gloria tells | 
divorcee Capt. John Burns in Las 
Vegas. She'll establish residence 
‘when she appears there at the; 
|Desert Inn. He was the one who 
isaved her life in the tragic Lisbon 
Greg Bautzer is home from New| | York and Dana Wynter has gone She hopes to bring them ‘back 
  to Rhodesia to visit her family.|when’ returns in about a week.   
HOTEL COMMODORE SHOW BAR _IN DRAYTON PLAINS 
      
      Come Dancing at The Commodore 
to the Toe Tapping Rhythm of 
“THE THREE BITS of RHYTHM” / 
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OPEN 7 A. M. DAGMAR L. WILSON, Owner 
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  Florence to marry Anthony Steel. 
In early 1957, Anita and Robert 
/Ryan will be costarred in ‘‘Porto- 
ifina,"”” an original story by Bernieif 
  
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         ‘\PHIRTY-FOUR —- - THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1956 2 or ? vs 
| y M fo Display B Boyle Says: M P 4 Gad ; c a Your Floors. = 
Vehicle Products ooming Mar et roduces nvestors Other People Do! NEW YORK (#—There are near-has more stock market investors ,roe “5 a charity ball. Now he $500 in. Skyblue Uranium Unlimited lade at $314 and now it’s down 
ly eight million Americans in the|than it did horse players 10 years brags, “Guess who I sat next to (two share for a penny) ang goes|‘to 33%. Should I stay in ér get   
  
   
      
      ge inte to Monotone tana eBid Conus foe the efice tn a de, mur] @ AILVinyl Tie tatiana echnica = °S oe * . muring, “One million’, . . two| Of course, there is the ordinary| = 
nter May 16 A stockholder is known as “al They break down into several/ "UI" ¢ ° million. . . three million . . ,”{investor, too, the follow who puts]. @ Vinyl by-the-yard 
oh EE : * |partner in’ industry,” and when|common types, and you probably| in-and-outer—this is the of-| The Hamlet investor — ‘he con- heed money he can afford into the Couster Taseln ediidiaba ae you meet a guy who owns 2 share|can recognize some of the follow- ‘fice gambler. He puts his whole sults astrology charts, comic books 2 lesa iphirs te and re . @ Lou pping 
a commercial in the same company you do, you ing ‘in. your own office: lead Gn international Popoimn | 1d. and Ouija boards. If he sees an cog y sits s and waits for) Rubber Tile 
ne first time publicly in Mleh- ald West, “Nowdy. pardner.” | _‘The wandering investor — like When it fails after a week to de-|0ld lady feeding crumbs to pigeons|his Knvestment to mature. | | @ Ru n,| will be 2 ila M. : ate terre an impatient prospector, he al- clare a 50 per cent dividend, he iM the street, he asks her: ba) ie Mn? ed) nl @ Wall Tile ° (C\ Truck and ak Disuien The New York Stock Exchange | ways is looking for gold over the pulls out his money, grumbling, | “What would you do if you him. He is merely looking sa Quality Wall to Wail 
House” program marking hopefully predicts that eventually | next. hill. Today he buys Du (“I want some real action. I can) were me? Last week 1 bought |More bread on earth—not pie in) CARPETING 
tion of the General Mo- there will be between 40 and 50 | Pont. Tomorrow he sells and do better on the ponies.” 10 shares ot Universal Marma. | the sky. 
million stockholders in this coun- | goes in for General Motors, the = : eae The insider — “I've got -a tip | 
d today by Philip J. Mona- ATaT from my cousin who works for | 
IM vice president and gen-| The prediction may well come , Laminated Steel that their stock | 
true. Already buying stock is im-| The form sheet player — ai) will go up 10 points day after | Your Watch ~~ - > | S < display, the largest of its|Portant for other reasons than pos-'spends $30 a month buying stock| tomorrow,” he whispers to every- | 
kind in\Pontiac’s history, will fea- sible financial gain. It’s becoming|/market advisory service on how he| one who will listen. “Better set | CLEANED and ADJUSTED i ical Center, it was an- try. mext day be is browsing in | 
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  ture GC's unique air-ride sus-|# matter of social prestige. can best place the $15 a month he) in it today.” 4 
pension | truck, the “dream” -* * (Y [can actually fing : | Two days later Laminated Steel? $ 50 YOU SAVE 
truck, verselle, the Army) In some circles if you don't own " falls four points, and the insider| fj} ~ $2 00! “Ontos” with 11 guns, andjat least q few shares of stock) The big operator — this fellow becomes an outsider to everyone | = * 
      phibious ‘‘Drake.”’ you'rekregarded as one of civiliza- jhints mysteriously of his tremen- lin the office who acted on his tip. - 
dous ventures. But at least once nan Oo | WATCH CRYSTALS FITTED 
    
  the -8-ton 
” tion's wallflowers. They think | 
parnee bea) nen es week he borrows lunch | _ FREE Coordinat M-s carrier, a Tl cs eas te kaa eka Hegel eeiaiiag money The hermit crab—he holds his wate ee WAN, - | PARKING LINOLEUM and WALL TILE 
Se ee ee | ce a | . | be exhibited in ea eeewerts aceite aloud in vee ung. Moonbeams. bes ina) eeparate sey Clio his’ Drayton F loor Fashions 
near the behind GMC’s cms NEW KIND OF BRAG for t hie i = | garage wife for fear that during his sleep’ 4667 Dixie Highway . oR 3-2552 
    Administration Building on South |COMMON TYPES The name-dropper — in the old/he will. give away. ‘his ee! 
Boulevard, The average business office to-jdays he used to brag he once =e 45 S. Seginaw St. (Next to ‘Oakiond Theater) 
The diaplay: also includes a huge day—from boss to shipping clerk—| shaken hands with » Marilyn Mon- The dreamer—he puts his test!           
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That caption from the old silent These well-groomed OK Used Cars, problems was woud 
Wednesday at the windup of the _movies prompts us to ask this sold only by authorized Chevrolet 
question: _ dealers, have been carefully in- 
° How much of your precious time Spected; reconditioned for safety, 
is tied up “back at the ranch” while Performance and value. 
you wait for your husband (or you, You can expect to find exceptional 
sir, wait for y8ur wife) to return bargains in OK Used Cars now, be- 
home with the car so that you can cause they must be sold to make room 
put your plans into action? for more trade-ins on the fast-selling 
Maybe what your “ranch” needs "eW model Chevrolets. So, to main- 
is a dependable, thrifty second car tain volyme turnover, we’re passing 
from our wide selection of used cars eee savings on to you.       metropolitan problems. It also ; 
will encourage and cooperate in of all makes and models—any one of If-you’re“a one-car family, see us swoneecey Dasware Us atiatiamed = which represents a top value at bot- for a choice of late model cars. nee =—_ tom prices. They’re fit for a Texas land baron, 
  But the “thoroughbreds” of the lot. but they'll keep your investment and carry a special OK brand. These are ™aintenance costs at a minimum. 
the pets we back with a written war- Better mosey in, right soon, and 
ranty bearing our own signature. rope yourself a. bargain! Detroit Schools Leader 
Accepts College Position : 
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Buy with warranted confidence 
where you see the OK trademark 
  
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Classified ads feature OK bargains APPLIANCES - | SOLD ONLY BY CHEVROLET DEALERS’ 
© WIRING SUPPLIES | a | - | and FIXTURES =| > |     
Ok USED CARS ARE 6 WAYS BETTER . ~~ 
es = mw a 0 Reconditioned necondirlancd Reconditioned Honestly Dealer warranty & 
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gram, Addressing a closed meet- 
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he urged that immunization be 
continued during the summer 
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in vaccine production will be suf- VSO KA 
ficlent to provide two or three 
shots for all the 53 million chil- 
dren under 15 and for nt women who want them. : 
estimate that about 20 million of 
the women and children already! — 
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oy ww OF COURSE THE CELLAR DOES fq FILL UP WITH MUD WHEN IT 
RAINS, AND WE HAVE A DOZEN 
BUCKETS PLACED AROUND TO 
CATCH THE ROOF LEAKS <~ JUST - MINOR INCONVENIENCEG/ 5, 
THE PRINCIPAL PAIN 
IN THE NECK IS THE BAXTERS 
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  _THE PONTIAC PRESS,   
  
| FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1956. 
      
- Gils Dominate . | MARKETS . House Action 
‘Higher Market | smatrese me SPUS Grains ‘Ata prices r sales of local! 
juce of No 1 and fancy grades 
Se ee 
moderately higher stock et. ied Achy ) bu; No 1; 3:38-5.8 pu: ei 
bu: ples. Northern Bor. pee of a new farm bill which, may | anon 00. bu: No $4. apples, AE . = the-art 1 and/2 price A, taser, 890 bu: ‘No 1h 13: traders thought might be accept- 
in key areas while losses seldom oer Eton heed is) able to the SE bu, lery roo 1 
maukel takai ee “Horse: Even old crop. soybeans, which 
No} 180-200 dos behs. Onions. 4°7./have suffered a very sharp break       . Aprit cove: 
oR most buying attention today jn a wi cy Se pi oa eee ‘on the Board of Trade to- 
‘day, aided in yart by House pass-| 
greater than a point. 
Trading hit a pace around 2,600,- 1.78-2.38 pk “bskt. — 
1$-1.06 80-lb bag:~ : 
  pared with 2,640,000 shares traded/ 8 Ne. oo oe bee behe 
bu. Potatoes, fancy, 2.00 60-Ib 
fo 1, 1.70-1.90 50-1b bag. Radishes. in early dealings. forge ahead 
ee: Ps : * | nothouse, ae tates Sots i bor No Brokers said the market's techni- 
70-00 $-Ib box; rhubarb. hothouse. No cal condition appeared to be very rb, 1, Higher with the oils were the|y -1 00-1. 6 Ruiab No 1, steels motors, coppers, railroads 138-150 0 Fare eget edi much improved. ain Teh aivcratic| (2.50 bu. | Among other cereals May wheat - , chem . strong feature mee | i “ up three cents at one time! 
oka ees and even the new crop months, erday were DETROIT, May } (AP)—Eges fob De Ve e 
dey Most Saracen ar oe quite weak in recent days, attract- wal couse uae A, pom ches potintd Liberte 
*—Ora. ie jumbo we 
} led some demand. Feed grains market also were mixed. Gu. abe Sais oo ae aaes ee Romie start. . Higher stocks included Ro ya! eri ory, abel < «6 
: rewse—Orede A jum Wheat near the end of the first “ 42; ium: 39 Baltimore & Ohio, New York Cen-| ja: ra men wtd 4 ove He Grade C ik ‘hour was 1% to 3% higher, May 
$7.30; corn 14 to 1% higher, May 36%. Checks 34-33 w 
ing, Union Carbide, Long-Bell|* mercially et aded: large 00-44; |31-94%; oats % to 1 cent higher, CHICAGO  — Grains moved) 
jhe We} 1, Tee: in the past two days, managed to|’ * « 
TOOAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: 
JUNIOR EDITORS   
  
Is Also Roughest, 
in-Scientific Way |. 
DETROIT u — There's a lot of! 
shake, rattle and roll in the world's 
shortest railroad.     
an hour’s- time it can duplicate all 
the shaking, bymping and jarring: 
of a freight car highballing 1,000! 
miles cross-country. 
Engineers at Fisher Body Divi- 
sion Plant 40 of General Motors 
Corp. also have built a replica 
of a freight car which they use 
on the railroad to study Setiens 
of material handling in shipping 
auto parts. 
Dubbed the TABW for “‘There’s | 
Always a Better Way,” the GM | 
railroad can vibrate models of | 
car roofs, decklids and other | 
components upward, downward 
and sideways. 
Using delicate, electronic instru- 
ments, engineers record the vibra- 
tions to determine where different 
parts take the most punishment 
in transit from fabricating plant 
to assembly point.         
    Lumber, General Motors and Unit-|iarge 40-4), medium’ 31-00" Grace 3) May 67%; rye 1% to 2% higher, 
se s—Grade A extra, barge 40-41. May $1.29; soybeans % to 3 cents The new ’Standard Oi! of Cali- Grade BW larie. 38 Buppiies, higher. May $13.155, ang lard 20 
fornia “when issued” stock began) msjierate and adequate with trade just to 25 cents a hundred pounds high- trading today at 58 on 10,000 shares, | 4 er, May $13.65. 
and 6.000 shares of the old stock; cmcaco BUTTER AND Bucs changed hands at 115% up 5 srl ach May 2 ‘AP! Chicago Mer-| 
cantile Exchan utter steady: receipts points. A block of 13.000 shares of reseoe. “imholesale aging prices 8m cacano Hee “2 
  Grain Prices CHICAGO GRAIN 
Opening era! in Standard of Indi t changed, |! ou ana traded up 6) C 85.75; cars 90 B 57; 69 Cc, Wheat sain, Pepe 78O200: % at 61%. oi May (5c... 2 26' sev suse ae 
; Eases er firm: rocetiel oes lao RASCH . ain Oe Bele ee wholesale ng prices unchan New York Stocks 1% higher; U 8 far large whites 10 per cent ep Seen re et (Late Morning Quotations) and over ee Lo cent A 305: May % 
U.S. standards jyly |)" 
  
           
  
    
  
                
    
        
    
    
    
            . Fight the Weeds ish Then they may redesign loading If you want flowers to grow well you must hoe out the troublesome and packing aids to assure safer | weeds. Hoeing gives the flowers room to grow and also keeps the soil arrival of glass and other automo-| loose and helps plants to grow healthily. tive components. ‘This is Junior Editor Dick going out armed with his hoe to do The TABW is run by Edward K. battle with the weeds. — . Tazzle, research and development | 
After pasting this picture down on cardboard, color it with crayons, ee or Lt isher ne ma-' », and cut out the parts carefully. To strengthen the hoe, paste a tooth-\'¢al handling section ithout _ leaving the plant he can study * pick on the back of at from the blade end to- Dick's waist. Put the! every bounce, sway and jolt of , blouse over the shorts and fasten the halves of the body together with , a freight car on any roadbed in, |a brass fastener or a bent pin through the indicated holes. Then Dick the country. 
can bend over and use the hoe. |   
      
      
          
    
        
        
  
  I Shortest Railroad Brazilian Vice President 
to Visit Ford Factories 
WASHINGTON  — Vice Presi- 
dent Joao Goulart of Brazil will 
be thé guest of the Ford Motor 
Co, during “a {two-day visit to 
He is scheduled to arrive May 8, 
It doesn’t go anywhere, but injand leave May 10 for Ottawa. Detroit. 38-year-old vice president is sched- 
uled to visit the Detroit head- 
quarters of: the United Automobile 
Workers as well as tour Ford 
plants. 
is seeking Americans to 
pape the ‘caracul sheep’ rais- 
    ing industry.     
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  mixed ay modem = .: as 4 | Ageia ica’ Int Tel & Tet 01 31.8; dirtiee 38; checks’ 38; current re-' Be Fold back the end panels on the dotted line and Dick will stand up UP. p Hurt as C r Bs dobne hoagl a4 — Cut the dotted slot on his hat, slip his head into it and fold down the Passenger Hurt as Car » 66. cod Mayes 33 3| CHICAGO, May 3 (AP)--Potatoes: Ar- tab at the top. ‘Rams Street Equipment Bp Kennecot N32 preted stock ge track 132; total (Mrs. Andrew Pupa, Chattanooga, Tenn., first submitted this idea.| Rightly injured when the ao “S36 Kreage, 68... 288 demand SDedereta, tnarnel shou seeboeay: Two Waive Hearing If you have an idea for Junior Editors send it in care of this aeraParey is . aa meneal when ee sis ry ESS a tacks, Maho Bog jand if it is usable it will win a $10 award. Violet Moore Higgins; AP ment onl hie wee end, - & MY... 69.6 ties 418: Valley Ponti : y if cathe te | cera ad River va ‘wsine Ra. g News{eatures.) Court drive last night, Velda Han- Be ESTs com HE ati eetehte, cee eaca ON ASSAUIT Charges Tomorrow:.A City Garden Sy eae eae q Lorillard =. 19.1, mand slew market ull; washed, 100 tb . : ~ - |leased after treatment in Pontiac ore ral eae ss ee end rela $6 cncke hae Por Two brothers charged with as- General Hospital, authorities said. . at Martin, Ol. 38 sault co intent to ob while one ‘Auto ufput rops The driver, Leon Blackwell Jr., 371 Merek - 38.2) Poultry was arm a toy pistol yes- ‘ 20, of 56 Green St., told Pontiac ee me terday waived examination before Fj C olice that he saw fl jon 103 peTnorr routray tB k police that he saw no flares to oe Wad on i DETROIT. May 3 (AP)—Prices paid per’ i late Township Justice Al- aS FiIfMS LUT Dac warn of the equipment. Motor " 364 > fob. Detret No 1 quality lvelen Ingle 
* Motor Wheel . 29 | Poultry up to 10 a.m. Edwin C. Lee, 33, of Garde Y i iT weed ‘ hens 26-31; n DETROIT (INS) — Automotive, The possibility of manufacturing | Bf Mueller Br Ml nett Tome brains ge tizere te St fb City and Mack Lee, 32, of Farm- News reports an 8.7 per cent cut- Paper pulp from locally grown - 3 errr Co . 36 3! Faponeties S¥s LA 30-32; ducklings 38: /ington were bound over for ar- back in car production this week. low-cost vegetable fibers is being . 1 Nat Dairy.! Se : Comment Market about Heady. Otter: ere nape 14 in Oakland ping U.S. auto output to an ‘ed by ® paper mill near Ha-| “11.4 Nat Gyps 61.4) m vy napa’ eves are liberal County Circuit Court. drop ones Israel. at my forse simple and demand fost fair, Denelies| State Police at the Redford post estimated 116,050 units. ss : i ee Etre; a ei tepelioe cine smaller ie*moderets (alleged the pair attempted the The trade paper said this will The Zoning Board of tndependence "* S39 Nort & West . ey | demand stickup of a printing company of-'- be the lowest weekly yield this Towsship. _ Cakisnd nCounty. Michigea . ig a one Be CHICAGO FOULTaY fice Tuesday at W. Eight Mile, “Th anid the \nidot juced, 25¢,8t 7 oP Mat the Township Hall us 33 Nwet Airline . 46.7) CHICAGO, May 4 LAP tive ltry; road and Grand River to obtain vest: i 7 conc, toe iMenlean. te cobeier Town. iret Owens hl Gl 1o3 gulet, receipts 000 Tbe he oo anc edayimoney in a drinking spree. Both 127,158 cars last week. |ahtp Zoning Districts: to refone the Ses Fee. G37 fem Aw A 18 itmonangey es hana hana ia-if; brohere or|were remanded to jail without | On the other hand, it reported ter ths southeast quarter of the nen Po ee foosters 15- on - ; ton the W h we i pean ary Guages ah cheney, henerreapeneel ones: bond. that truck production ts expected Bouthesat. quarter: and: tah erthasat Bo By ee veel : to climb to an estimated 22,448 querter of the Independence Township { sees 103 
| Pa Rh | we a4 units this week, or a 654-unit in-. Oakland County stapes feo from Agr; sepa: eRe Bs wvestock Business Notes sat Sat, | = eel Re poeipe D2. ei Y ee The appointment of William J eo tatistical said tadependene romani | Doce Cole... 1 patlee 2-00 ,q May? (AP) —Hogs te , he 8 agency oe Sols Palm °<.. $7.6 Philip Mor .. 48.3), ,OETROT, Me) at, an ogee Griffin Jr. to senior vice president May 4, 25, ‘SM A.vee 38 Pot ..100.4 11's and 3 168960 Ib barrows and siltslof the Kudner A ational Chevrolet will cut back sharply. SS Col" Bra vee th oa Ay 48.6) sound 2$¢ lower at 1475-1828; come r Agency, na ‘ with 02 | Tonner OP INDEPENDENCE Pit @ .. 004 ; a per cent reduction COUNTY OP OAKLAND,  . SSP. Hy ae Odi Ma Sette ae aera ty been S's pons. muen  ORSOD Wh ened a Sctene Foe. WF Fare Ou 2c: ey omaessiane ta, Maret ee, eat, director and week. ANECMENT Torin EERO ES Con B wl ass 107 RCA. ss. $64/sciling uneveniy, but” mostly steady He ee one apeitenirins TOWNSHIP: ZONING ORDINANCE. ‘ : = : ncy’s executi 1 Cont cone Rex Drug °6 heavy teers weak: ciferas 7: coe comm “ . Ad Agency Promotes Weekend Plane Fli hts STEN Tan Onpitae Cont Can... ht Rey Met o to § steady ‘o weak, inp lower con: ttee. with 9 the Zoning Di ORDINANCE, oramanee cocre * A ‘orm: ssoci. n 8 | Cont Off .....'120 Rock : 3a|seeran sad foreery slow, rtendy about four He: ses) Remeriy 8 awe fo Acapulco Under Way No. 2. ase amended, the Independence Corn Pd ...... 293 Safeway > 4 lloads high cholee esoctryi im wieers| the J. Walter Thompson Co. as. irming am esi en Township Zoning Ordinance. Bie ESR Fag 2" Rothe Rh cies He BE vice president, director and senior (Ro en Det Edis ...... 342 scovill te ™ |91.00; Troup Donal G Windsor to Acapulco, Mexico,|" sect ‘Dis C Geag.... 36.1 Seab_Al RRS. 2 pos ind ”stanre 1800-18 20. tty “and & = | dC Miller.) of 64 Glen. will be inaugurated tonight at 11:30 Grainanesl Nor'Savan amended, in hereby Doug Aire .... 83.5 rs. Roed - 33.1 | commercial steers 14.00 ‘garry Rd., Birmingham, has been amended ae follow Dow Chem... 68.5 ghel! Oil .. ¢ 627-847 ro alters 19 78. Selection of Edward R. O'Neill: romoted to a senior vice presi. Dy Guest Airways Mexico. To be, e Easterly 420 “feet of the Northerly Du Pont ....323 2 ‘moks .... 88 most, ahd choice 700-060 Ib _pelters| Birmi t iP P fl by Constellations, the flight 2, feet of the Southwest quarter of geet £, LB... $01 sinclair o. i 78 | 18.00-18. 60; utility ‘and Sate a f-|ot 17934 Birwood, Birmingham, Od lency of Kenyon & Eckhardt Inc.,/fown = we gnts tion 29 and the Westerly ¢20 feet | a fared - ners e = me : Sl eee! ae 1900-13 13 5, sia inaivigual aijhead the ica coleseale lara officials of the advertising firm ne — ps ms bag on i werslit at crt es il nd bape us .... y.Ry ..;...121 |commereial cows department announ Y announced sterday. nigh’ wnship ts rezoned from Residence 1 | gear 4 een On wilkel ceaicumenere s0F 0: iain wel by officials of the Tractor & Im-, 4 vice sel fe since 1949, Mil-|, Returning flights will depart, to commercial day of May, AD. | arta $24 Gyiv Ei Pd.... $3.7/part loads le qhetee ie the and 67 Ibs! plement Division, Ford Motor Co. ler has been in charge of the from Acapulco at 6:30 a.m. Fri- Joos dy the Independénce Fownsnty | Firestone. 18. Tex Bul. : Jeg and low cholee Bit-tie Ib: feeders. 18 00: He has been succeeded in his spency's Detroit office and super- os and Sundays, connect with Pos. Andrews, Tucker, Smith, 6nad- ao (ip ee pa Pheer He Lae Soils Pep sot pep 38. Today's market gen-|former position/as manager of the visor on tha Lincoln. Mercury ac. Hlights leaving Mexico City at 9:30 er Doebier + 
aoe a e Tra earl = fH } scmtsereia: is pan os veaierstinsTnceiee’| implement product planning de- count. He a be transferred to 2m. and arrive at Windsor Air t Happen AR ty - 394. Tramsamer .... . . imal : 3 | A . ~via Hie 99) Ba SL rgp mo 0225 201) Steady: cull and | to Ritnettk qod very/partment by Ri Ls Ceci LY Neill’ the firm's New York offices, ac- Port at 5:30 p.m. the same day. ndependence ied Ele Pad bd 1) eee 4a $6 and choice" vealers 2000-26 Kien joined the company in IST as & cording to spokesmen. a = Sen Mille” G43 Un Pac” 1g gholee and ime tndiriduals ‘F00- 30.60, personnel representative, He will be in charge of the N Bri f Se nee ae Sen Seen eS Gan ate: fesse i id 36.00-20.00: eull ena} Owen has been head of the Agri- Ford, Mercury and Lincoln-Mer- ews in [ le — tase “Townshi > Ge Te .... 35 Gibssep. wal salable $0. Today's market nomi-|Cultural Engineering Dept. of the cury dealer association accounts) pound lity on a charge of driv. | District, No pen Time os x Sperry Rand 26.1 / nally, “inchanged escampered jase — Pineapple Research Institute ina. well as a number of other major. ie Gea ore fica re Liquor. Crtiene County iL mena | Bite 494 Sa Cantent tht lambe ae tredh ing active <ananl cance Honolulu, Hawaii, for the past six accounts in other fields. _ Een L. Mc 3 od Oveuesd yan | Addition of approximately 12,000 square Gesérich , ate he, ~ = i eet eae, ery ds years. | Before joining Kenyon & Eck.’ terday was fined $ $100 or. 20 aaa “Bids Will be received to May 32, 1986. ear 72 | gtd O11 Ohio 7 |'8Mee quality in shorn lambs, most lo hardt he held various executive ; ilb tiac Munici Jud fee 00 P. fall eeure Standard Time, at Orah Paige .. 22 stevens, JP .. 244| Considerably mixed tor weight ‘and trade, | William HenmaM—D. Detroit auto. ; ive ind jin ja i gg unicipal Judge the present school, Sandyside Road one Ot Wert 8 sry tet Peck 223] lambe Not ‘pelts Tso. mort pe rood rand dealer, was elected chairman of PSS " the automotive IndWatry: Cecil McCa Comat) Sadichiganiearceniccn dice “they | Ot West a ol) ...... 174 - @ 
: Gul One a8 U8 Lines... 22! mon anny pet pled gel dled the Hudson Dealer Advisory : | Hl uM 39, of 2353. MiAccent to Plans. ‘Office ot fee Archi- Wotuecte os iene ie id 0-80 00. bulk spring lambs 40-30 lb Board at the group's first meeting Municipal Employes Plan lenry J. Monroe, 39, tect) WT GAnIcKE: AD Aeceeiateey ined here! = "3 UB Tob ine sp too ao chee 6c ew seine this week in Detroit. The 24-mem- Fish Fry to Get Funds (Cones (De Sesteray pie ee weess Corporate) Detroit. Athen. ent 2 Warn RB Pic lec . *y agi guilty on a charge of driving under Berit ie ing Rand” . ie Werte A Br i */sauaheer “theep 800 ne enonce*ner® ‘ber board conferred for ied “and The are Municipal Employes the jnflience of liquor and fined issn. buliser ES ES IR nd Stl .. 873 w Lo +4 = ee on ways to” improve factory a . Plans and Specifications may be #e- inepir Cop... 42.4 White Mot: af CHICAGO LIVESTOCK ‘field, relationships. Assn, will hold, a Public fish fry $100 or 20 days in jail by Pontiac, Tape Weer Ge ee , Wilson & Co . 184 CHICAGO, May @ (AP)—Salable hog \from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Maltaagunicipal Judge Cecil McCallum. FUP ep Ing Nerv..... 368 Woolworth $ 4.500; fairly active, generally 28 higher, iTemple, 82 Perkins St. to gain eee Bel meee HO Le in$ Niek...... 96.6 Young 8@w 2929) 0n butchers; sowa ea ady to 25 higher| Fred Foster, a member of the, Frank Shackelford Jr., 29, of Mt. : scale} of Tpidding: One “qeneral eon- {ng Paper.....137.4 Youngts Sh&t 992 closed steady. recelpts smallest for a funds for the association’s news-' ’ tract! including’ all trades. Inf Shoe ..... 40.7 Zenith Rad, / 123 Friday since last August. mixed No 2|Sales staff at Central L,incoln- aper and city hall cafeteria. | Clemens, was fined $10 and $10) tract including ail aechthpaniedlioy (e if Siver 014 |and 3 200-260 tbe. butehers comprised | Mercury, recently completed al? y Bid Bond, Cashier's Check or w Certi- di bulk at 15.25-50: a few Led mostly No STOCK AVERAGES 1 and 2 1090-220 Ibs 5.50-75;. and NEW YORK, eo Compied ey the/ around 30 head lot mostly wo. 1 217 Ibe. - 18 - ae : ancan 270-310 Yee. 14 50- .:- Most 3 sate “et p vi il sicens jota 11.50-13.78; with most 400 Ibs. 12 50- sales training course in specialized 
selling at Continental Division’ 
headquarters in Ecorse Township. Ibs. sows in sizable 
    
  
    
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Prev. day ee het 1998/7224 PA telirgial oases woeeenetves 108. 100; sales techniques, sales market,’ ween e fa moder i Ts 80. peer ¢ toe Phe 1814 / 728 1902) earier in week but bulk of these being | 'styling and engineering and Pro-, Your ago!" 2202 1359/24 gag Pela for, Mougay* market, steer ‘and duction of the Continental Mark II. Ue 2 a veifer trade tyeiy mominal, although 
> +d -~ sgl ts iy ee is 913) carrying a definite weak undertone. a Ford Motor Co.'s prestige car. ite high {.'"” 278 14 75 bd a 4 few helfers also unsold late; and a few 1955 low "9031 ins 612 14g@ °O"* Q@nd bulls being held for Monday | 
a A _ iparnet coms and | bulls steady to 28° Henry C. Kline, of the Pontiac ower, vealers steady to stromge: a few rina sh sti beige - commerciel and good steers 14 hada ad Retail Store's staff, eee com- Sp we ew commercial and good etiace Figures after decima! ae are eighths [Ns0:1%; halfniced geod mines (ves ‘pleted ‘a seven-week course jn 
Allen Elect. & Bquty’ igh 36 a lings 1700, utility ane commercial batts dealership management at the 
Baldwin Rubber Co. 181 ¢]!00-13.60, canners and cutters 9.00- General Motors Institute in Flint. Gemmer Mfg. Co a6 88 5 138. a few light and shelly canners Gin Lakes ni Chéne Ve ag down te it omits to low commeretal | Conducted by specialists, the ulls 1 good choice veal- - acre tetas Colmes 124 Sf ere. 2200-2800: a few head prime in. /COUrse covered accounting, mer-, The Prophet Co | ” 12 iP cated Ot ecrerea: cle ave som mserens | chandising, customer service,| reale stocke e Peer Mia Cor #40 66 86 ON nominally steady “84 f4| management, administration, fi. Wayne pansy cos? MT 12) Saiabie sheep 200. slaughter sees) nancing and new: car operations. hd 11 12 and sheep nominally steady: a few lot s@ale: bid~“and caked : geod to prime mainly good and choice Kline received a diploma in cere- 
a 90 Ibs mative spring lambs 24 00- 
£00 wooled and shorn old crop fambs monies this week at the Pontiac 
@ few cul} to good shorn exes Motor Division. ,   
Three Tives, Wheels 
Stolen From New Cars 
About $150 loss resulted from the Mother, Son Escape 
theft of /three tires and wheels Injury in Car Crash from new cars parked in an Central Region was announced 
= fe set lot at 631 Oak. “A mother and her one-year-old yesterday by Sales Manager Jack 
+ according to Pontiac son were taken to Pontiac General A. Tompkins. 
\Hospital for observation yesterday) Before joining the airline Prow-| 
fot ‘manager believed the afternoon after a two-car collision itt was assistant picture editor for 
=a Wednesday night. af Florence and Augusta avenues.|the Chicago Daily Sun-Times, and a baent 
400-5 00 —_ 
The appointment of Davis S 
'Prowitt as a public relations rep- 
resentative for American Airlines’. 
  Neither Mrs. Barbara L. Choler,/from 1950-51 was a U. 8. Marine (21, of Keego Harbor nor the boy,|Corps combat correspondent. America's 54 million families, Ronald, suffered any apparent in-| million owe less’ than $500 on jury, authorities said 
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    Tickets will cost $1.25 for adujts Costs after pleading guilty to driv- and 75 cents for children under 12,ing without an operator's license 
\according to Mrs, Anita Hatch, Thursday. He was arraigned be- 
jwho heads the dinner. She said fore Justice Luther C. Green of 
‘tickets can be purchased at city Avon Township. 
hall or at police eerie Pleading guilty to a reckless 
Zi driving charge, Harold L. Rice, 20, 
Earnings 'of Milford, paid the court fine and’ 
‘cost totaling $60 Thursday follow- 
NEW YORK «INS\—Trans World Air- ing arraignment before Waterford lines Inc. yesterday 
quarter ended March 
$6, setlaay - This compared sera 4 = t R \ a 
Toss of $3.705.000 in the same period last, ummage sale, sponso’ 7 furnish one hundred per cent (100%) year Operating revenues for the initial! 
| three months of 1956 set a record at Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, will) rete hea Material Bonds. $48,408,000, as against $42,537,000 = year/ ne held at the League of Catholic| fled Check, without restrictions of Five 
Per Cent (8%) of the Bid submitted, 
— Payable to the Board of Educa- 
al Plans and Specifications shall be feturned at time of bidding. Contractor. 
shall identity with his name each Plan 
and 8pecification, which will be ured | 
as a basis of signed contract «¢t Le 
| Bid shall be accepted from any Con 
tractor unless this ttem ts fulfilled 
he Board reserves the right te reject 
any and all Bids-and to Waive any. 
irregularities when in the opinion of, 
the Owner such action will serve the: reported for th er hip Justice Willis D. Lefu ea iBierents Beier school pieces No ‘owns us’ illis may withdrawn after closing 31 a net loss of P — Tey. time for a period of thirty (30) days Successful Bidder will be required to   | |   
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ago. Dt tree No ‘Women Sat., May 5th at 9:00 . NEW YORK ‘INS)—North American a.m, to 2:00 p. m. —Adv., Bee and County. (Michigen aviation Inc eonevnces pes Cs et CARLTON ™. RICHMOND. | |the quarter ende. arc Ci) 
equal to $224 a common share. This Rummage sale, 197 8. a ayy Secretary (at Se Bdvestios compared with $8628.00, or $2.51 a com- Fri. and Sat., 8 a. m. to 2 p. m.: : share. in the same tpertod last —Adv. fae Bales Increased to  $215,986527 
= $178.501.453 in the Initial three 
onthe of 1958“ Unfilled orders on 
| Mareh 31 amounted to $1,163,902 707 as, 
against $1,156.717.977 three months 
fariler 
PHILADELPHIA (INS)— Philco Corp 
reported net income for the quarter end- 
ed March 31 of §1.817,000, equal to 38 
cents a common share. This compared 
with $2,447,000, or -@2 cents a common 
share, in the samé period last year 
; William Balderston. chairman, sald “‘cor- 
[petition in television, appifance, and air 
congittoning industries is more Intense 
n at any pare time in recent start at 1:30 p. m. —Adv. es! 
YORK fim nerene Aviation _ Rummage sale, Sat, A. M., May Corp. announced net income for the 5th. First Methodist Church, Sagi-|__ career hate ati; NAW at Judson. —Adv. ° 
If your friend's tn jail and needs . bail. rm FE 5-0424 os MA 5-4031 Rummage sale, Grace Lutheran 
Church. 8S. Genesee St., Fri. 9 to 9 
Sat. 9 to 12. —<Adv. 
Rummage sale postponed. until 
further notice. St. John’s Lutheran 
Church. ’ —Adv. 
Kiwanis Day at Ponitac M-59, 
Speedway, Sunday, May 6th. ‘Races + 
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Breakfasts—Luncheons 
RIKER FOUNTAIN , Lobby of Riker Bldg. 
We Admire 
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They Drive Cadillacs 
ietalinent cots. accounts. Mrs. Choler told Pontiae police S. Ellefson has been elected vice. 1988. Mundy: I. Penle, president. said Ady : ~ he failed : president of engineering and the lower unlt prices ‘on. planes now ; a: acer she failed t6 see a yield-the-right- iz iz Te- being delivered. and the strike of pro: ° be ° == Ao an of-way sign belo isi h Search and Marion E. Pettegrew duction and maintenance employes under Rummage sale, Fri. and Sat. 10 a . ign re a collision wit 8 way since Feb 19, were factors in the till §. 26 Rose Ct., | A  ~ ‘ IVI en S Maurice K. Rife, 47, of 26% Dick has been elected yice president of. reduced sales and earnings * EE See taal * i , ° Ave |the Tungsten-Chemical parts divi- NEW R eas, -oee eee YORK 1INS)—New York Centra! ummage sale. Sat. 9. 98 W. a OC nay Begg eat pe ttle —_ sion of Sylvania Electric Products fujiroad reported net income for the Huron, —Adv. : i 7 ; : 3.6743 M clared ® dividend savte Sent A share on Eighteen national guard in . It was announced yesterday. sgusll'ter ed hae once eee es JERO E Oldsmobile-Cadillac yas ria This 18 the seme fantry divisions were on duty | Ellcteon has been téchnical direc-, common, share, Mah asd peg = Jeeps omer sale, Sat., 9 to 1. 220 . ; : ing erandae “Olt JROP "bas GUriNg world War I—nine in|tor since 1954. Pettegrew became yer. Gree rogsuuas ingprened ta eam S Squirrel, Auburn Helghts. Ady. a9 g Saginaw St. Ph. FE 4-3566 rom | - . 06 mi lon are omeand |Europe and nine in the- ir xeversl manager of the Tungsten ees. April net ineome smovated - Rummage sale, Congregational | s “4 tock. a ‘Pacific, and Chemical Division last — ingens) 0) cUmren) Ceerete (8) 908) han mat: “May 5,8 a m. —Adv,| } -. , x 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRImay. MAY 4, Hesse | . 
Deaths j in Nearby Communities Episcopal Meet |. [AA Schedules Sunday 
Set at Rochester if ‘Open Door Meeting’ THIRTY-SEVEN!   
  
\fellowsa, sneemntion yo 
peopodrrion NO, 
NNEXATION dat there be annexed to he City’ e 
from he Township 9 ,| Tr Mrs. Fred Meier “will be at 2 p. m/ tenes in the’ fot “he ay tne foteetee described prop- 
   
    County. ducted — how the “one-help-an-|formation concerning Alcoholics | 56%! 5. daughter. _/ ROCHESTER — Service for Mrs. Richardson-Bird Funeral Chapel. “TO WIT “All of Section 8, ‘Troy rr aaa 
00 1 Siac nat ae, bald = = pare oe eee \ FENTON — Alcoholigs Anon A business meeting at 12 30 p.m. ee py rerey yrange erg pg Oe St. knee. ‘Discesen| mous is a familiar: name to. ‘will precede the public assembly. East ‘9 of the Northwest Ss. be Section 1 p.m. Monday from Pixley Fu- and County resident since 1906, ; y ‘We urge everyone to attend We ter yo OF County, neral Home, with burial in Mt. died yesterday. _ Convention Tomorrow {most Americans. Few have Lalla Sees a year Lie Mani AA Michigan, except North 60 test 
Avon Cemetery. She died Thurs. She is survived by a daughter, at St. Philip Church |. beard of raion cps addicted ie Sokenina said ard | va tine aan 198 
ages by her husband; prem alee ire sate sn | ; P | {ound a new, rich rcaniog $0 ie| th aoe stsecton nate? great-gr: pecicce of the meeti The West ‘4. ¢ One son, Glenford of Rochester; jchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. ROCHESTER—A diocesan meet. he ea oe crease this! toca nae ee ste Lespi ae pe Sint i teint one sister, Mrs. Myrtle Barten-\Nealy Waldo of Holly and Mrs. of the Brotherhood of St. An-| : ye t blic factual not the West % of feller of Metamora; ead cme grant |Meady Faunger of White Lake. ee will be held at St. Philip > - | But how an AA meeting ts con-| and Rive the pu ~ me Seat yok ea ee hoy eae 
! Join C. Davis | Episcopal Church here Saturday other” plan ha t h |Anonymous— the menders of men), The West ‘sof the West % of the Mrs. Winnie T. Henry as. beginning with Holy Communion’ SS euNGcac = Wome) -thip Gaeta” County. Mk ee . HIGHLAND — Service for Mrs. KEEGO HARBOR —Service -for 8:30 ‘respect and dignity to ns Part oe en bk, o35 pp . John C. Davis, 71, of Muskegon, a @! a.m, whose lives were being under- —_— —— Township, * * * W Winnie T. Henry, 70, 235 Livingston, 
:; Rev Tro kland County; 
Miph igan bigieaing! at the West \4 cor- Ner, thence North 8@ di 36 min- mined through drink—what is the we 
nee East 1852.22 feet on the % line. acs ‘ magnetic working force within this   “former resident of Keego Harbor. : 
‘will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday. Clarkston fo Provide : The Rt. Archie Crowley, 
line for City of Troy residents to . | D ifrom the C. J. Godhardt Funeral suffragan bishop. will be the group that has the power to Sp cell odegrecs A minutes $¢ 
relebrant assisted by the rector ° . eet. thence Sout je Héme, %wfth burial in White Chapel “* ; , > strengthen the will and restore the R f R ta d WB degrees, 41 minutes 30 seconds West us Memorial Cemetery, Troy. He died the parish. the Rev. Edgar A. wellbeing of many “‘hopeless’ al- ooms Or e f e +4081 GS feet te -to the ‘West Section ue, 
Wednesday. el ° \coholics—these are questions that tect 1 12, the point of beginning: 
lo Register at Troy * ee | Following the service, a break- Ihave puzzled many outside. the' we Oakland County Board of; All of Section Michiganre Township, . Mr. Davis leaves his wife, Lydia:| tast will be i the , ‘ | | group. _Education entered into a special’ Patpimvet nl NO 
a i : . — ‘ ; ‘ ati facility contract with ANNEXATION PRO ON TROY—Monday wil Ibe the dead-|,,,, daughters, Mrs. Edward Ven-) for all the delegates, followed by These questions will be an- \Glarkston Cais Schools at a) Shall there ibe "annexed to. the City y { Tro the business meeting ‘which will fel o! oy end eetached! from! the Tous 
        
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nard of Pontiac, Mrs. Haze! Bayne, swered for the general le at meet erday. ship 
roggenagr prio presi ae of California; two sons. Ralph of| last threagheut the day. Brother. the fifth annual “Open, Door | | °Clarkston * and: county board] Pn "wit: Northeast % of Sec- Assistant City Manager Clifton Muskenon. formerly of Keego Har.) ore _Pervice| ot) 6 was commence’ | tee: erm Meeting” of Alcoholice Anony- | members agreed to establish a ey "tewnship, Cobland Oteate abee Truesdell. pee one Walton California; a) the day. : | mous, to be held at 2:30 p.m. two-room facility for mentally-re- n; The win “ta of fogs, Trey 
City offices will be open from 9! foshgpetllgie rede pa cegripaiall | Attending the meeting will be . Sunday at the Fenton Community tarded children The two rooms| The North ts of Secten is eee: 
a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday, as well as’ : a Gentry: Bishop Emrich-and Bishop Crow-. ; | Genter. ‘will be added in conjunction with Lape pet ea eemen ta sree fove-   ‘of Tennessee, Mrs. Cora Atkinson) Oh Nebraska: ‘ All persons throughout the area the new elementary school to be North ‘ of Section 13, A the aecte Me = west \, of Section 13, Troy Townshi are invited to learn more about-built on Sashabaw Road. Oakland County. Michigan he ley, the diocesan officers of the 
Brotherhood, and the national of- =, from‘9 a.m. until noon tomorrow. and lai Terandcni’ 
  Rigg gpa will qualify voters dren. ficerslratethen Brotherticod iirc ann the organization at this open meet: . The honed aiso offered similar PROPOSITION NO. 3 r eciorore ‘special pena Mrs. Herman Hagedorn esta feasts 8p ics ~~ ing. sponsored jomtly by the Cen- contracts to Rochester and Claw: Gate licae caren 
of iroy ‘Tonachip ape, Ge ot NORTHVILLE—Service for Mrs delegates, from parishes and mus- MK. AND MRS. RIC HARD KRE MLICK tral Michigan’ Intra-area Council son schools foes | feented Sythe he Urea of 4 F p bp at AA sae re iat x 1 0; ty Troy P Herman ‘Inesi Hagedorn, 48, of sions thrpughout the diocese are and the Fenton a ie ‘\ Se 5 If, Weave : by Mes tachester igab andl dsserthed)vas falese a oa . ‘Northville, a former Walled Lake expected | to attend K li ’ i] . : mincipal speaker wi we ac Board of Education, the two spe-.nexed to the City of Birmingham pur ‘ L, j . amie t to th int me | A similar election will be held resident, was held this afternoon. ‘Te rem 1c 1 er uptia S M——, an AA member from cial education rooms would be ofthe Public hi rothiees calnmenac?: (Alma whose identity is not dis- built in an addition to be con-|_ TO WIT 
  the same day in Troy Township, at Casterline Funeral Home, The Brotherhood of St. Andrew Goeien ul) feo e ane theres eenl in — and another in Birmingham on an-|Northville. She died’ Wednesday. is an organization of men and Performed at Waterford closed, but who will tell his per- structed this summer at the North Rast. Troy Township. Oekland Coun'y, nexation to Birmingham of two| ‘Hasel Ma. boys of the church dedicated to the, |sonal experiences before joining! }i1} Elementary School. oe : = ss 
small portions of Troy Township. | “re y Skinner principle of. helping one another! AA and after. Wiles Clawson special education eos, 3 ~ eet benTan nln GTON TOWNSHIP —| and Christianity among, WATERFORD TOWNSHIP —‘son Rd and Ralph Wilder of Pon. | Other featured —— wilt by -that boar |Seeticn i it west | Service for Hazel May Skinner, 65, | Wilder and Rich-|tiae. Richard’ ft M ' Steck- walt: built in connection ot 59 Grayling, wil be bed at ‘men, especially young men Jacqueline Grace and 5 parents are Mr. and! be the Rev. Hartley H. be To Hold ‘Spring Frolic’ pring at) lava ceeeasich fare! uaavie Sat-| Mrs, William Kremlick of 3437 Dix-| ham of Fenton ‘the Kiriwood ‘Seuaal| Tpenee Dest sens ore, the, geumpery Bab   
  at Avondale Saturday 1 p. m. Saturday at the , ang Father Van Len of addition also planned this summer. tence of te fest, _ ‘J. Heeney Funeral Home, “Farm | | Fj h 6 d lunday morning at a 10 a.m. Nuptial ie Hwy lic Church, F | || ae een ? AVON TOWNSHIP — Avondale Cnt Sa - m ay ig th fa ers [Musal atl Ourl Lady!/elll the) Lakes! | St. John Catholic a. conends Wage 0, Satene el The bride wore a gown of white jon. Volunteer Firemen and the Met- ington. 
| lore nery ou pamelor soa ~-- ropolftan Club {s sponsoring a Farmington Cemetery. She dias 
ic.” to hel tur- Wednesday of a heart attack at fo Graduate Ma 9 — ane bd 0 gertip veil. She carried a 
tay evening a Avon } Deadline on Petitions day everiing at Avondale High her home. hers) is. the daughter of Ald ee ee Se 
School. : 
Ve Delores Bison of Detroit was ma- for Dublin Election Thence West 
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Section is A __ Dismiss Assault Charge | 
Against Local Resident 
Charges of assault with intent feet . othe at 5 mo 
to murder were dismissed yester- ¢ scohastayvin i. oe a 
day against a 58-year-old man who pres being inown as une" Homans Property, 
allegedly sshotgunned his wife in PROPOSITION Miss Skinner leaves two brothers, IMLAY ciTy — Graduation ex-"Mrs. Martha Wilder of 6455 Adam- larg mother-of.peari prayer 
Art Johnsons Old Times wil! Walter and Fred, both of Walled ercises for eighth grade pupils in 
furnish music for modern and Lake: one sister, Mrs. Mabel Dur- 15 rural schools in the Imay City , 
old time dancing. There will be ham of Milford; three nieces anc area, and the Imlay City Commun-° )? F Y h Set < pe. prizes and refreshments will be two nephews. ity Schools, will eee 8pm. arm Youths Jef Roget ate fone nogee) (WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP = eet e = ieahal tthe following dese territory, t > , baste , . ms \- wit 
a ee terete meine | Soarst’ ® 1 Sg Atond MSU Meet = lai rien pone Moma ne ous SE PRN Ee es HOLLY—Rosary for Jesse May- Guest speaker ill be Willian | ns D Board of Education elec- McCallum f y Spears, 280 the City’ of Bir = Spring Fling Saturday — bee Bigelow, 67, of Bradenton, Knight of Imlay City. and ert | ST LANSING — A fe eee eon © aueesmnts inc been set for 4 pm. Rapid St. at the request of the | mabut Acts of {tee es amended? : EAS SING — A group Of were Ronald Beyer of Detroit as tion has been set for 4 p ita County Prosecutor's of- | TO wir: ah bareel of property ée- LAKE ORION — “Spring Fling.” Fla., a former Springfield Town- of Schools Alvin Norlin will pre- world travellers from rural Michi- best man and Ray Bison of Detroit/May 21. 
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  sSpears’ wife asked for the | ** viecaoktdal eye informal dance sponsored by St.'ship resident, will be recited at! at the Joseph parish, will be held Satur- 7 5 m. Sunday at Dryer Funeral "tonne benediction will 1 and parses fread ‘nether = igre sal eaten a a dismissal, quthorities said. | a ae fore “Torin Racer 
Hanoute dealership: Tickets said at 9 a. m. Monday at St. Rita four. day at Michigan State University. tended the ceremony. A wedding \until the deadline. Nepal Makes Friends point of Neginning a gree sold at the door beginning Catholic Church, and burial will 4 ee breakfast was held at the Hotel ape election will be Lon . © — The reendery ct the A a m. | N M | f th j _— P be in Lakeside Cemetery. Mr. usical part of the program wi The 22 farm youths an attend the, Waldron, following the church 5... 1), = creas eee King aq Mooeh come 8 setersosts the said   
| Bigelow died Wednesday night include an gccordion trio by Judy annual state farm youth exchange service. Two trustees will be elected for hendra I, attended by official rep- ‘tthe Guy of Binsumehe \while on a visit to Windsor, Dunlap, Sandy Skene and Mike ‘conference have served as grass. Hot Can of Flames Bigelow; a song. ‘Tell My Why,” Canada. The newlyweds are spending three-year terms to fill vacancies 
MIDLAND, Tex. woe Greer, |resentatives from a score of coun-| course roots ambassadors to 20 foreign. ‘their honeymoon at East Tawas. caused by expiring terms of N. feet; West distance tries, may result in much broad- feet: South « distance of 120.00 
    
    d processional | aces feet: deputy district railroad commis. He leaves his wife, Diana; four!by the graduates: an countries ‘After their trip, they will make S. Lup and C. F. McCullough, and) West a distance of 326.00 fect tes ! bers by Di- F ‘er diplomatic contacts for this Hi- : _ Sion supervisor, picked up a can avril: cape? cae 4 oe emgage ee ead The program of exchabging their home at 405 Court St. Flint. a third trustee will be elected for malayan kingdom. Authoritative ot 0.8 "10. south ab deerens, smn: =o his as saliriee Fit: a civceens iNecmanl Malou Miran Wittig’ , farm youths ts sponsored by’ the = — nye grees ee easier term sources said today the Soviet, S02 © seconds Wen ¢2.50 fest: Gouth 
flames ecie from it, Greer of Holly, and 10 grandchildren. Harold Huffman will preside. | re, ve ae Sanaa Mother-Daughter Dinner | eres pawn peoraiies ee Sha daoe! ot aa. sheaaid 8 est to & geint om the Sauth line : : | coope . 8, De stan serman: se found he had picked up a can of | partment of Agriculture and state to Be Held at Oakwood been filled by Donald Fish who tia have made aporee reatpel Biman eats line = the cuty of 
uae of oil. Dam- Church Groups to Meet Librarians to Meet | and local extension services. THOMAS—Thomas Chapter OES “* precede e board to the diplomatic ties with Nepal. e Rast, 08.61 feck to the point NEW BALTIMORE—The East-- IMLAY CITY — The Micmgan’ pelegates will elect officers at,will sponsor a “Mother- Daughter | post pe on einai ion. pop TROY, MICHIGAN |teintne apgrentmatety 'S ppp 
School PI to Meet °™ Association of Congregational Assn. of School Librarians of the a business meeting and attend an Banquet, to be held at 6:30 p.m.) (NOTICE OF ANNEXATION EL On ot Fra sa the Lambert & 
oo anners 70 eT Churches will meet in New Balti- Thumb Area will hold a first re- ‘everiing banquet following Ere ‘Saturday at the OES Hall in Oak-, County t Births | To the Qualified Electors of the Town NOTICE IS PURTHER GIVEN, That 
IMLAY CITY — The Imlay City more, Sunday at 3:30 p. m. ‘gional conference at Imlay City discussions. {wood ee eee ee “vette pace begaaoney bet poe) Land Ld 
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Community Schools Planning Com- | “ae 'High Sehool on Saturday. Counties, Reservations for the dinner and OTICK 18 HEREBY GIVEN, That | | PR 
mittee will hold its next mee! g | ‘The New pau Gene Congrega- to be reptesented at the necting The Lewis and Clark expedi- program to follow may be made Bos ONC 
Mr and Mrs Phare Donaeen of Thomes pursuant to a resolution of the | 
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  ~ at 8 p.m. Saturday, in the high/tional Church is celebrating its are Huron, Lapeer, St. Clair, San-|tion was organized by the U.S. by calling Mrs. Robert Bartlett, Te one ie. William | Lacwis & special election will - Township Clerk . OA 8-2410 Thomas have announced the birth ot a sy the Township of im the Counts; Deted May 1, 1066. 
school. 100th anniversary. jilac and Tuscola. ‘Army in 1803. daughter ‘of Oakland and State of Michigan, on May 4, 11, 
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D th N fi D th Nofi C eS | | Help Wanted Male 6 _ Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6 _Help- Wanted Male zs _ Help Wanted Female 7 _Help Wanted Female 7 
ea 0 Ices €d BOX REPLIES * | [ato ant AND FIXTURES BUILDERS, “A WOMAN WANTED 4 TO 58. AURANT HELP WANTED. ene Ae | Lhe Ge yt Ad N EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE| Cishalt Turret agmaienced FE COt GENERAL HOUSEWORK SMALL) Apply of Twis's Resteuraat, 17 ©. 
BRANDON. MAY 3, 1964 HENRY. PELTIEK MAY 3. 1906. BABY FACTORY BRANCH NEEDS AM- tunities. We have openings for 2 | athe Oper D's Texaco Service, 3091 Orchard, VENIENCIES, PRIVATE SHORT HOUR NO 6 Virginia, age 62, oved hus: Boy. 3733 Lincoinéhire, Water- | there were replies et | bitious men Good pay. working | Sdditional men who can handle | prcerre . | Le Rd Reego AND L calls. Mary-Go-Round. 107 bend of Affie Brandon, dear fa---ford Twp. beloved son of bs the Presa office in the | heursul nll m teal ‘Apoie 1064 W,| ‘mportatt sales and counsel | ; MAGHINGGT LATHE PLA AL DAYS OFF. NO COOKING. mr ~ ther of William H.. and | and Mrs | Lyle Peltier Funeral |_Huron between 10.30 and 12.00. | Earnings unlimited Good f10 01 Kloer Inspector Bering Mil NER & PE 44381 é aL B. Brandon. Mrs. Beatrice Wat-| services were held ae at followi boxes: | ——- time and leads Only men of prov- j ring ll experience required | —EE SEVER. 
mn: dear brother of Mrs. Nellie, p.m. the Spark Pu. j. m3 hee | APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN AND | on record, considered See’ Mr DAYS in ool & Job shop machin. BOOKKEEPER WA 3 tain ‘signatures of voters te elec- una 4 May Gromer. neral Homme with Rev. Malcolm $, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12, 18 refrigeration service man. Salary!) jonn Landmesser. Job Set-up Man ing Tene Program. Contract. Mr | rienced prefe -| tion petitions. No selling, & Punere: eervice will” be ibeid|  & rent. bark C& Lagat ed is 1 a ari s. 2. <i _open Experienced only. FE 2-5440 MICHIGAN BUSINESS ; DAY os tr. Yates Machine bee eal o ey, 10% Pontiac ; Mon. May 7, at 1:30 p.m. from) ‘erry Mt rk Cemetery ine’ » ia, + <5, SB, 55, St, ER FUI TIME 2 - aus Pyle es \fach; . orks, 115-Main Street. Roches- . s : ~ > CF TON ‘ ine Main hester ich. . OLive | .-— 
Seo ee oeertne 2 urau ait | ocinanBamrals Mosent cro e|| 057/68) Ob) €3 (65.08 71, ALERT I U [1-TIM SALES CORPORATION lachine Repair os | sen SODA _ AIN, EXPERI. terment in Perry Mt." Patt nqNKIN. MAY 3, ieee, CHances | 4 76. 85, 91, 99, 112. @pportunities plus. Apply | _1813. @_TELEORAPH RD _ Maintenance Man [NATIONAL BUILDING MATERIAL BOOKKEEPER, EXPERIENCED | ‘need. owe in cometerr cae ul “ie, we oF Oneida. ane gest P_- o Linger Road. Auburn QIRDLY AUTOMATIC SET: OP wuss SE ea eeTRICAN : feslonpashesiaae meets) eee cace benefite, ip e200 iosur- feonw be M4 Ree taene? 7) 
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Homie until Monday noon at! (rT oo H Raokin HD | —— : ee | BROWNELL REALTY — HAS” ; enener al B. Rochester = Knowledge of construction helpful | ——— ~ cAaiiceR bisa which time he will be taken to poi, Mrs Adelaide Rominger | ; opening at their Oscoda SAN | = ss Do not appiy unless vou are but not necessary Write Pontiac | Pull STENOGRAPH - 
the Church to le in state until ooy Mtr. Alma Norton Funeral | for an experienced Real Estate GRINDERS, SURFACE GAUGES, ‘lly experiénced and capabie of | Press Box 14 giving agé, expe- |. Ws etl e to work in Birmingham office t a e wal rain time of ‘service. Funeral arrange Cerise will be held Sat. May elp Wante - salesman Applicants must be be- Jigs and fixtures Days $8 nr Working with precision “aircraft rience and educational" back-| we. ret macy Mcmplevelvees mL Ge ny od ag pay. Write ments the Huntoon mune ral 5. at 4 pm from the Sparks-/ ~ | tween ages 25 to $s Write-for! week Must have sob shop expe.) Dasts ground Salary and incentive plan {| ons angi: Rob 1 ” Clown | _Pontiae 9. As 
ome: Griffin Funeral Home with Rev | interview appointment giving full rience Squiers Gauge Co 3784 yp, Loe OFFICE Sen ae Auto and. travel expenses fur- | 200 N Deey thew. At WA EAG DAVIS. MAY 2, 1956, JOHN C. Edward D Anchard officiatin | particulars age, education real W i! Mile Rd_ Betkley D nish = Uc rr to work in home 
Muskegon, e 71, beloved bu Interment ‘in Pees Mt Pack 5 | estate experience Brownell Real- rp you ARE MAKINO $100 PER D ANTE yi) MF Ce ae): ROUGH CARPENTER CRE w | ot LECTION EXPERIENCE care of ie 
band Go! Mbps Davip. dear, te Cemetery, Mr Rankin will lie I Gl! 1\eer | ty Oscoda Michigan: wk of more atey ‘put If not 2677 Orchard Lake Rd wtd for custom work. Call EM, pinaaeary ' cis « read aera pager: ho other housework Mass 
meres Se hen Baceci meetesee | AUTO al acs OL! Is1ON cel meena) Fu anew Nee tek ROUSE RENT FREE FOR TAK Yolo! Alter 7 pm a Prec Beni poly come | voard. More for home than for eased tthssat tis — eee \ 4 ! } err! : ing care of elght cows 3 + SALESMEN ress ‘x i 1380 
Beara eecatior Woe Mrs Enns RICKLEY. GEORGE 4344 LOTUS tj 8 Are pod a orner babel etgd cal Fe 2B be milk cece & a seitene Lyle’ If you are interested tn aD fast. COMPANION AND L1G? uz | _ Rochester : Ra. : ‘ tkins 1 Dr Clarksto ras uingha C ! Jock . oe Doty tiford. Rt No 2, 1 mile selling item under §5 ith “2 
ur Richard Dern Funeral are: Thascanaliaried (nea (han reative BUSY SEASON, JUST STARTING ‘Seer ¢ #9 to @ East of Clyde high commission. No limit of pr - | (pee eat ype hae Laie , | WOMIEN AD ANTED pe : f { t Neat ap- ~ ee ect Y territe: Cc te Dew Ne cat then tee Co eolanerds ron” iatnes of ha m Nites | i ieerine emissions ane con olreld : HOUSE TQ HOUSE BLEACH pec ‘Mop thdusiiieg [70s Boatiag | party, Write. Mrs. Della ‘Paiiipe time, Funeral Home with Rey Mar- Mrs. Russell Ditffain brother of Tr to meet the public Exp not nec- | 10 yrs making 6) to $5 dollars Driv _ 1868 Avon Rd. Rocheste: ers. 286 vin W. Hastings officiating In-- Mre J D. Hinds Service Batur: ! esigne: essary We will train Earn while) ~ _an_hour Box 38 Pontiac Press BAI eaea: TWO FULL OR PART-| COOK ee eee terment in White Chapel Memo- -day at 2 pm. from the Manley learning Apply 12 to 2 only 2260 INSPFCTORS time for floor covering and | an te ie amey ee rig) Oardens Cemetery Mr De- Batley Funeral Home. 183 Oak f Dixie Hwy _See Mr Bridges | LINCOLN | ; a plumbing supplies Floor or out-, Lusch end dinner Uniform. m a Will Tie in state at the C J land. Birmingham, interment in _ fOr CARPENTERS — UNION — ALSO) | Crrylor Bosrrae side work Leads furnished. Com- | ee ee 7 a in parton, | for @ days. ‘Ret : Godhardt Funeral Home Keego’ Ottawa Park Cemetery Will assist t join unjon 1f non- | Gonstrastion (Fa peiionce coawlred mission basis Permanent position mowers, 1 ward _ +3108. Harbor _ _— | union’ For housework im Flint IVISION Sotre Saewsie paremoblecnse| Cel WE 44007 MPU men Man, Sars! Osho fe Se SS | FORSHEE WAY 4 1986 prot 1 In M . . Research | and Saginaw Call FE. 5-9620 in Be were (sicacniss paremoers 654) ter "| COOK ASSISTANT, 00 TO ter ¢ [ 614 Main St. Milford. age 68. n emoriam P4 L a AM and MFirose 44111 in pm | - 3 8 Park at SALESMAN ie ppely - Stopol ath wee heres 
Sears father of Mrs Vern Baur, —— ' ' \ = Por rea! estate sales Prefer ex- cestaurant jou i | WOMAN | ALL dear brother of Clare 8S Forshee IN LOVING MEMORY of LES- Diemakers \ of | perienced man Iiving In Orion or Cou NT ER GIRI. | Work te varied. Includes Funeral service will be held Sat, ter R Hall who passed awar\ and | | Oxford district Work out of Orion J R i and pro _ May 5. at 330 pm from Rich- May j. 1947 oOt c , » - = ~~ ft tf Full tt niy. Good car Pull or part time, Birmingham | 4 
atiigon, Bind Ca Ales Rex A silent thought. a secret tear t oa ise vars - Jonas tite I : UR D Mq) | OR OF DE IGNE S. | * Peer ches Mr Gaylord Papers 1253 8 Woodwar MI Press, Box #1. 
Robert Worgess officiating in- keeps his memory ever - dear D l 2 : hee es . AWRENCE W GAYLORD 462 
terment in Oat Grove Cemetery Time takes away the edge of grief eveiopmen DOORMAN WANTED | MUST Br. Jemporarilh Tox ated mM ele Pike si Pontiar. Michigan EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERA. | VQMAN TO CARE FOR 3 Dr. Forshee (ibe He tn state at But memory turns back every teal 18 or over and deat appearing ts as i z < : | Se] ; Itip! 0 Be j tor, for B t dren while mother. works. More 
eae names Pivot rae Sear Design «| BAL RARE EE Dearborn wm a wate CHECKERS — cnrnalttWat it siegs Mattar Ears meee me |_Sirbte aee eas Po Home. . Mtiford Hall $3 Bele cat : re) Theater T to 8 nim 2 S wi, ~ ~ bs N Ricy H Ww. ea ‘ to 45 > to sell tractors and oower EXPERIENCED WOOL PREASER. | el anted 8 HENRY. MAY 3. or “MRS wis INL cov NG ME MORY oF NOR 2 ” ex veil actor veouired MA. Collins’ Cleaners 499 Woodward ro nod Ul ected : ; > man Ougiaa an. enne rel . ple 5-T878 or OR 1-8506 Rochester, OL 27711 | MEN 
eee aues Tee ct re Fa aces geieea pears 26° ey Designers A utom ation SALESMEN WANTED rt 50322 EXP WOMAN FOR GENERAL | nae. =A can use $10, wo. 
dear sister of Mrs Nealy Waldo wy gq; joped into the sand of time c AND Kendsle's 148. Saging’s | housework Live in Some help tonal ‘sgvertiog w i 
a4 eiice willbe heli Sat May ADG found @ priceless treasure Automatic # Detailers Party in-1957 Ae . ; | pep ey 2 ypieeve — d a ‘ — Se s \ s C Fm] * ‘ i) bm trom ‘ihe Richard: Wey thank thee Lord for lending , ice | Sc Spec 7 Ma Aid y SI He ey AT. | Thurs every other 
son-Bt apel™ ae And ell they brougitt of pleasure M h “r autoniation type machines ( “RS Ga alin de Davis officiating nen ‘2. Our Norman cad Our Douglas dear GAéeCnimnies also ‘igs & fixtures Top rates Don’t Dela For exp-rimental eircraft work EXPERIENCED G TRIS. | sh reer sar! Hoek And our precious Kenneth Wayne LOCKHART & y Must be exp on bedy hand form. Counts recetvable - pers wind “Punersi Home. Milford, Im, ‘ears We think of them each excgir NT OPPORTUNITY \ ac ( ing and finishing Top pay over ng. typi er i NEFD AT LEAST ) pea wears cara ara : FOR MAN WITH CREATIVE \V RIGHT 7 ie CIRCLES time McGregor Mfg. Co, M1 ,@ced "pookiveeper. . “abtwat “6 ' 
viele JOUR De Gal GG I EOC A ABILITY THIS IS A PERMA FNGINEFRING SERVICE These postions now open 43540 FxcLUsivE satea RionTe | GOOD REAL ESTATE scuibsieced Wasbendl et emaeio = SENT POSITION OTP rain -O = a are to’be filled prior in> DESIGN TOOL MACHINE AND BENCH ae ee SALES PEOPLE. 1 TO i EX ENCE COOK — : hande to butid fal machinery i 2 Sed 4 h avd 
Noreeiaa ey poet etd ll Flowers 3 ' hours, familiar with brofler & -moving to Novi - Must) be Ieutuer met Apply tn Call, 44508 WORK DRAYTON & 
Selma .Selinder and Mra ~~~~.~~-~ AA Top Salary short orders Club _ experience, . () erson No phone calls Airwaye FULL TIME MAID WHO WILT = ane erie ab. carat sets hee DONETANE ‘FLOWERS PES Write Pontiac Presa Box 2 ered ucts Tne 4865 Highland Ra Esp preferred ‘ats one” week 1 TO WORK BLOOM. will be held Sat ay 5 at re a FXP Woo! “PRESSER bai PROCESS ontiar 3 . * 
Ree LE cinta al. Tumerea ue Te aI: Fee 7 bscellent Ramer mary fpeixi Bier Cleaners oad tht Yorodws aid WANTED PRESSER FOR WOOL- GIRL FOR DRY, CLEANING ROBERT CuAPIN BKR urech Ww ee ar sae : 204 FE. Plie ; , , ens apply in person Fik @iean plant. Appiy Village’ Cleaners 134 =! ffictatin Interment in . ic sa ; EN . INEERS ae z : ie ‘ FE 6-113 me Te 
Perry Mi Park Cem@eah Mr EVERGREENS VW, etl rations EXPERIENCED OPERATOR FOR ( 7] Nw) Rurrceerenciennpe Viet, © le ted eo pee nile vochesiex = Mit Orchard Lee-Ra lad will be taken to the 5 rs : : s U X locke lawn mower a: N ¥ a > a ee te | | WTD MAN OR BOY WITH SOME GIRL TO WORK 620 TO 8 39 = na eces wv) a mb i MOTHER 8 DAY CORSAGES . 2 } rings nee] ee i cal t COUPLE PART TIME, FOR G Cfurch at 12 noon on Sat to Seah a o8O31 evening i Rody -in- whites chas: Ona ence .to work on farm. Ap tally eacept Sat on telephone ae ra ae 
fe in state until time of service MRAUOSEPH HCOHES Ha EXP USED CAP SAI ESMAN : pir Silverbro& Farm 41770 W sutvey work Kendale’s BO inte eee Biren tae In Meu of Mowers friends M8? gag yaricn | eo PE. 2-4558 Good location: ghigh commission tinal acce mh, Lim) «ant ar? oa 1@ Mile Rd Nov! Mich RI Saginaw ; ae a pee! peer rm ing =| F 
make @ contribution to the “= "" © =a ee i , and jncentive ‘pay for some 2g aay , \Iale Stenographes WANTED MIDDLE AGED COUPLE MOUSEKERPER MAY HAVE 1 0 Man can ve Mentor else. Mexiece! eee ba a _t 1 Di t 4 se Tp st 4vi4€ peice eel ine a Bes and s Sperthani machine operator pre te share home with eideriy edz! small nie plete for home than “couPLE — ThE ~ aoe 
Lutheran jurc ‘ 4. 3 uneral rec orse i c ‘ Sales ncorr 40 ; BM ferred Salary open. Should take Free rent and utilities No ehil- wages % 3 
Funeral arrangements by ‘ne aes ' E a ‘ Ts > SHINGLES AND ictation at 120 words per minute ae : «| CADY ‘ caretakers of iy bul: Donelson-Johns Funeral _Home es AMBULANCE GROUND | Hosfitalization aceite peers. sh a good | Prod uction eet better Exce ent opportunity to gree Meriie 2 cms EAey Ne ee OMOER, Write Pontiag Pi Pres b peas ela W@Re) Maw Piel! ; | a t entiac 69 | x = je,elop and use adininistrative 5 : een a te ae s Box 
Tee rte ee Te ile Te mart eG eee ome. Medical Benefits” SP PRiERcLpa Ts Aska: Carte teiente while actine as secretary = Young Men and Vets | tir eagaz *°" PM" MAY SonviaiteD BASEMENT APT. 22 Onelds. age 70. He ts survived COATS FUNERAL HOME STEGiICal Dene hy s EXPERIFNCED TURRET LATH ’ + to the cierk to numerous goverp- ‘ 2 . : exchange for part time help with 
py. several nieces and nephe«s. Complete: facilities OR 37787 . | operators. Part ‘time 5-® pm qulipm ni mental committees! (Usual acvern. Age 1a t 26 Can you leave imme MAID, GENERAL, MUST UNDER- ' invalid FE « +096 
Puneral service wiil be held Sat- Drayton Pla'ns — Waterford Twp, AND | Bham area MI TONS ee 2 mGntall trinigel banat CARpIUR en ‘diately for ms job that takes you | starid cogning 2 tn family, stay — Pie thst AcsENTARIVE 
Grday Sey oe ere DIGNIFTED SERVICES — EXPERIENCED MAN. TO WOPK Desi sonnel Office second floor Oak- Ove the 48 Atates? New cars| on prembes. please only answer REALSILK | REPRESE: the op Tke-Oriffin Chapel with R * iM jin refteshment stand Must be esigners ‘ane Courty Office Bidg Saginaw | (ia@portation furnished. Immedi.| tf experienced. Phone FE 2-1170., Earn 2 an hour at beginning. 
Dr Mam Marbach officiating KIRKBY etirement Plan able to leave town, also chauf- | at Layfette St. Pontiac. oe ly Ppt ereericnes , A couple may also be considered. FE 4 E > 5 ° c | Taterment Braterte cectcnee Funeral Home—FE 41682 ; aula: 1S Fim st track. In. (Bods fixture ch Basil lence ae ee | Racers? permanent work with | Employment Agencies 8A | ances ture: average earn-. : ’ she Aperks-Oriffin Puneral D MArke 4. 1586 ExCrUCENT OPPORTORTTY. Gesizable) | gicellent future aver Married : 
rom oneison-Jonns ees | ete ae ey -CAREER , ploved people Brine dtivers® license See Mis g 
FUNERAL HOME ee el to earn extra saat Lol fal MIEN M In | | rae Lporetey Hotel, 10 to 8 | m : : 0 a"* ‘Al UN ODY MAN MUST car ‘talerman wanted, Tevious Be e 7, | riday only No one calis 7 A = DEsOsEDeEOn aimee Bel caeeclbaced Meade Sotho ened |) ceving’ experienrel net wecencary -SALARIFD OUNG MAN "HIGH SCHOOL. omen SPARKS ORIFPIN Be “504 pay 112 Asta Ave _ Few houre @ week can produce ERSONNE| ie late preferably college Com Part T1 = 
Se aa a R AST! IN A ee eee or catelne _ PERSON: ig r ced ! -pleted military rervice. Interested ane s AN EEE RGY, USE -Voorhees- Cir le F ‘ Js eae OL rhe elie Gl obs LINCOLN: DIVISIE saperienced SAlLESTMEN in advertising public and emplove’ (,00d Earnings LLEeroiter at ieee ae pie HURR : . sell things 8 oN Sein D wochester j i2eichaeien Ra 7 ¢ . - peletions abd) sccoantng Typine Cau Midwest 46277 9 to 12. 8m RECEPTIONIST for dentist ___ $190 
AVANT ADS! To find aj FUNERAL HOME (through Classified Ad( expenirncep Minto: work (73° eae santed for TV and ap. [eremary References required ‘o arrarige personal mterview SECRETARY for edv. firm |. 6200: AD: o fir Irough assitier ~ EXPERIFNCED MA? = A i: Dearl irqwing i] organization wit! Si a i vt ey . v 7 : ( e ant, Vearhborn t < 1, NEAT APP ARING WAITRESS BOOKKEEPER, experienced — $360 \vmbulante Setyce Plane or Motor’ Anything goes! Drak FI in lumber ard sod Grive peuee R OUR Pla _— : ; ae fon wide accounts in highly and grill cook. day work noe ANSWER PHONE e120 Anvthing goes! 1a for deliveries Must have chauf 8-310 5-00 yhances, for onr branch peciailged busihess Experience iob place to jive or a = 2-8378 - 2 R18) _ . feur's license and furnish recom- Open (a) 2 pie : - and advantage Midwest 48080 be sashes or boliders Diate ae LIKE FIOURES? aaron $70 
i : “ ment ene Do not apply unless _ \, rat ¢ ed ‘ween 9 and 3 30_ Sees ~ oa Ss “ r Ags Northern Lumber?’ : etore in Por t1ac Appl. , trans - : . 
fasedlcaimisce Classi Cemevery Lots) 8 NFRD A FINANCE Cooley Lake Ba Call L.Uzon 14600 a OPPORTUNITY S FOR ME good 'u ] = FIXER O. ified a rrenthece REAL ESTATE 9 6 O27 ; Help Wanted Female 7 spsre time tor a buamess of your COLL ROR GRADUATE . . . . . SPARS MOUNT PARK BRAUTI I IXER rder laési 1e@ salerman Epler working in new Extension 7367 8 of : at ABZO fsrand Rive “er own Earn while vow learn. After CR ar ° ae 
“hed NOW. . Mil 4 grave outside lot Section sde te cel]. rent. find aj; office with’ many features Buory for Further Information ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR Spm PB 2a a : 
2 Owners leaving state Wil! sac- i “9 ground floor location with park- ea Wie Gralt per time te phone survey work PRESSER ON LADIES’ ~GAR- - MIDW 
riflee Call MApie 5-4006 good joh FR 2 RIS] 1% the ing Extra commissions posaibie | a : ' wenihe Aoply nm persan -mente Les eee oreferred os . 
\o WHITE CHAPEL CEMETERY Want Ad naimber! 9 R Riite- Real Estate, 1011 W | . Arthur Mi ay ps idioe. 3K East” g's For Dry Cleansts, Tle W ; ane tl rer Bonk Bidg. 
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Garden len Plowing \16B| ___ Physio-Therapy A| Wed. Contracts, Mtgs. 32) Wanted Real Estate ata Rent Apts, Furnished 33) Rent Houses Furnished 35| For Sele Houses 43 SRR eens o aesi2 . . = a dicted “ POO . s eh eal 
BIRMINGHAM _ Al ROTOTILLING * j SELLING? o c BY OW yin, oa Pe , , ~-. OFFERINGS , ABLE. |= If you are , eh oe, a7 - we have the sales wileges. $5, mane eS ee ALL POWER olitgt Rover a qe eiloethaaner cot sale Bersre we large iat, poms: Detter Job for you | » EM Seas, plowing, dt: leveling and < —— * s new oF sea- ers %. 8 those eall will ay LOVELY 4 AND ‘BATH. NT? 4 ROOM HOUSE. + work rienced Te. Fireplace. Giassed b Le Stporienced calastadion _loading. Cow _ mani eee soe met eee a cgntreete. Real Es- & salesman 10 vour deer e. pore wo leh Bs Wan Mid: : Wi . "paren St. 28 minutes. call today. garden. Adults only. 9110. terms, 9192 W. Mane, Birmin gs BLACK DIRT ELIVERED BY! ite r calls. FE ¢-6607. ‘peghings. FE or PE ‘ Near Airport. OR 3-1943, . By owner. £M- = ge | Mike Nbusbe! Digging and rating DAY OR NIGHT TV As ! NEW DUPLEX <« E. ROOMS, Cay oS PONTIAC} pu Biting cit a PEDIC vt on Ee Russell Young "Pwxze sb sing tom ent — waterproofing. | CU PLOWING AND GARDEN __,M. STRA' : kiteh. and $550 DOWN ae plowing. Tractor work. PE 48189. T Tv SERVICE. aLtL s altin BBSLTOR Mowly turnished. .ne previous ie Rent t Houses , Unturn. 36 36; white treme 3 room “CLEVER CLEO ers | 5 we Te eee | Gon Feievisue, G36. Seghnee, ; ca | Qpen Daly Se gunn ae | sey ae a Partly moder. additional founder . : W. | Por econtrecte, or see | Open Dally $9 Sup. "ty 6 A 5 AND WELL Porscoable. mature young woman Ses a VE 8460. ) Mr ersonally triaied Prt vate eucengs |? BEDROOM, SOME NEAR or R'D. RILEY, BROKER emalt ; GUARANTEED TY REPAIR ANY | courteous action. We Specialize Sere Close im. PE Lat phone RADIO & TV, 171 6. raked | A. JOHNSON, Realtor Bea riles’ located in Water. nar va ‘ BON, of te OTe mae tener a 1 Jeiie.1eb Paoee | «6104S. Telegraph Rd. |. te se section atop dob |. wee «oo 3 -eseen asa Ty 
WARDS SER FE Fa : arOD. APT. WEST abe. NEw. /* C E FE 34te pr, . a Even FE. k t ly decorsted. 20661, : GARDEN PLowin aXD HAR- ( nN After 6, 3 Home, Watt 6 $T00 poy @rives, ete, Jensen DEN x) ii 7 _Type writer § hot dS 2A CASH lar S O THREE ROOMS AND BATH ia heat Goleman 8 st. vr ae nee L I z . = Clean, reomy. disposal. $77.60 $350 iw 3-057 . : | GARDEN FLOWnN TYPEWRITERS 6 ADDING Ma. : - Real Estate month Couple only FE! MA URERS REPRESENT. fe EMER & BLOCK ARDEN FLOWING AND af ARD ‘chine repairing. wort. For and contracts New er ed 9¢ 8 sain Clarkston Mien B09 9) ROCs aD ate ih be TN DRAY. North Anderson ATIVE $400 “+ | leveling Top soil. ¢ . Genera) Printine and POtrice s Large or small Buyers waiting MAD 55821 IDEAL FOR t WORKING < cou Pi OR +14 a aaa Trainee Positions Sab be fet! GARDEN PLOWING, | at fa TOT | PY Com iW Lewresce aa nat tte er cal © —- 3 rms, bath utilities Private ¢ ROOM ee NORTH OF, el — Ganene de AMAGER TRAINEE exzs CEMENT ig OUR SPECIALITY or acre yard leveling, gradin PEWRITERS RENTED aay hour Pe Cosel cr wR seem BUY OR SELL entrance Inquire 109 Dresden Fisher Body Ot] heat. PE 2-7425 _ igh 8 bedreame eo < RN. A TRADE $285 rigors: pase mente EM aan pag ares | sodding PE 5-631 Mitche "123 N.‘ Saginaw Bt Ay for Ted McCullough No o- wilt persopa:ly ay your prop. Uae FURN “ RM 1 PER. ¢ ROOM HOUSE. ntnDOn 22 down, Living room, dining CUSTOM B 2 a , j -erty or wi ei) + for vou a be in Pontia Y 2-186 *‘ acres pear v or acreage full b ¢, 2 td PREFER SOME COL got ror ripancing. Modernimg. FE 610 GARDEN ‘PLOwiNa. annaOR Upholstering 23 ] caer [AYDEN Bibaltor sow soa how to set casn if the eee as (oe =, ou shares Children welcome Hol-. garage oil heat, Neaseaanty NISHED 'D x M BLDG. SERVICE A 5-593, ‘ , ‘. a rice ls reasonable Call now 8nd 5 rooms and bath 2 children aan use wan ul £ : DRAGGING FE EsELE 6” CUSTOM sp fetes od maton ee i Ron permitted PULL BASE- CAREER ENT ER ROOM AT LOW COST | 132 ng 8116 Cooley Lake Rd. EM| Casn FOR LAND CONTRACT RD. RILEY BROKER + MENT Retrt stove. 66 Omar | B-l Riker Bldg FE 8-016) FREE’ Deo Ee | Suowiie cae ee ING Ee. | 3-5601 Pree estimates Hd VenWels, 8660 Dine Soe: | 00 Elisabete Lake Ra PE. 41187 h. G. HEMI STE AD eee Retris. & stove rae North ROOFING RIDING. A. : “| q, THOMAS UPHOLSTERIN OR 3-135. WANTED: CITY LOTS WITH sew. ‘2 _E Huro:  _+ FE 4-828 ; Instructions 9 TIONS Be CARINETS | ties, Deavise ond Sates | 6 TELEORAPM FE $0008 | tuisEDIaTE CAs FOR youn | WANTED waier. PE 606i, Gell |YOU'LL LIKE THIS-ONE— 3 Wee Pee ee Bete | july 90.800 1 nice rooma, ~«S sa | AND BREEZEWAYS CALL PE ROTO THLEING greg eg Pes a el oe | EES outte ce. Clean & brivate, beth, 8 | 5 HOUSE. MODERN PART) 3 up > . CARE TING COURSE 29-8245, > EVES. OR ‘i : spreads. Your material. : Os on pee ae ae | agOTEUNO RETiis a BY |” Lost & Found 24 Ki 5 Templeton, Realtor, | “praperr, urchasers waning "| Shard vhs Se TE aa ce Vic- of walverte ‘Tate. Gs me:| eok eurege. ms-| the §-8780. 333_Oroba O Commerce a call -after Drivers Tretning. evening | ELECTRICAL WORK. FREE . ra take RG PE #08 Ph. Pontise. EM 3-331 o i 6 | “timates, Phone PE 3-1418. NG. Oak FOUND: COCKER SPANIEL, VL WE NEED ; TUNG LADY WiLL “i ORM, MOD. HOME. «00 POWT- Lesl e eR. _ Tripp, Realtor oe at : ; ables pace et eee SH! 6 AND CONTR ACIS: R. F. MCKINNEY _With child” also On Wie erences. ; ; 7. WY : I ae eee PE 68161 or FE ¢<278 2 SANDING. ~~ ROTO TILLING LOST—LAROE BLACK AND TaN Univ. 1-5708 2 all § ROOM TERRACE, RAMONA CT Ree, FE eee! @ specialty. Car! L mils, PE terns ant Peas ein Dutes.| German Shepherd License 482 we win oft, Toast auiee gash |__| Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34, i Adulte Anytime FE i @fF, tonal ~ anal add t ND BATH, NEA} _ Werk Wanted Wanted Male 10 Foon GS eSB TE RACTOR WORK "| LOST BAG. OF SHIRTS Roc. A"Uhong! vall"iodat’ Frve' est, Rent Apts. Furnished 33 "DP FLOOR Pt ow east atpe 7 ROOMS Late ge sini) a ALMOST NEW | Reet cctincies Leo & Jack PE Gardens ‘and lawns complete ester vicinity Substantial reward mates trance. Call FE. 2-663 | mediate ssion §Call at 500 bungalow 3 a) Cots ant one NEW &- | equipment including power rake | promptly returned Write Pon.” : J 1Roo Mt ITCHEN > AN = t lage living room, ¢a\ ae soace “FLOOR LAYING. SANDING AND _© Celes PE 5-4356 Ua PS bees ' Nicholie& HargerCa |) tt) bath" washing Sfacutien oreleealctit K:TCHENETTE rae aa fig CEASE Neat” ssiletertay ceaemon css g 7 - 3 are PAL. “INT c eX ary ‘ ; “ - he aes Stove and uftiftles furn Close in, TALE 2 neat self-storin, storms q nor is a EID os a ld a maven bel ed pipe tr oe none aD Cealimele neo ey So 3" W Huron st > FE. 59183 oa te ae Areste AU 280 yery clean Couple only 308 N option FO Box! 433, Peat screeus Owen. Schoo! district 1¥'s ’ CARPENTER, REPAIRS. ALTER. cers faulpm Jone Tevlor OR FF 44228 el put rerum comteate Merie DON'T 8E1L YOUR jets CON: ist FLUOR 4 ROOMS BATH AND : ee Bee wane a hae wih reese NORTE ae eae $7250 down, 865 per 16 ° aurain F by : 2 til + lave t ee c : hae ue ie 4 , AT iVATE a s a . fee iy erice Benes FI Soe tAtina SANDING - AND eh pa Sates tosr BLUE AND sPECKLED cariToLsaviNo® a “Toan CO PE tii 9: FE Tae OT trance val ee eat ef geal ie bite Chad i GARDEN ing. ' r + y ie vicinity of 502 7 iron 0561 BE le att 4 stove. newly decora 77 Keego Aliso 6 rooms newly dec- : | Ga ae aunic ARINET Peatis me MA 5.0088 ge a ata! Ni unesee Reward @5 Phone TO GET THE MOST FOR YOUR 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH 2 POOMS. UTILITIES FURN PE orated, modern PE 83144 2063 Time ‘s here. and ve lave ust Muréaek. FY. 23-7061. | ¥igon Lavina. SANDING & uy | Laundry Service 18 tl catia fs the “Bird lo see 1080 WW nme LN Berry 7a CORRS BEAD: ; Miagta’ (8. beaige a i * a a \ . Ww LI : 1 ° turt "ks J ishing. C. Bud Bill. PE tise)  '-SUNGry Servie Lost CuILD's PET WHITE AND nan ot Pec nee a6 ea ~ROOM abTepIC AND BA rH. “ Ds fee) ins CORDELL, | | MODERN 3 BEDROOS gilt al fees bedryom home and FLOOR BANDING, “LAYING, FIN IRONINGS WANTED PRONE PE| tide. Vic airport Answers to WILL PURCHASE GOOD” SEA Hed es S ' } ROOMS, MODERN eTEAN | _ ORtooville 121P3. Lerge living _ roo: astered dy Central. Pm MOIS : | Teddy. Small reward “Phone : eontracts at very iittle dis | —— ——————} stem een MODERN @ ROOMS. BASEMZENT. tnd ete heat. 61.680 down. ce CORT AD 7 ioe 4 lat . BLs “pom RIS & BON REALTORS , panon 3 nookes, close mm iti rN a ae ot aed x IO veeatres | sar en rh wow 7 = Moe - ‘ . Ref r Ki <5 udry, Phone PE S410 | tan ange Stace AND 183.W Huron FE ¢1ss7 § ROOMS AND BATH, 613 Wee. | _>sth OEP REWLY b econ) we Petmore. &. side Wiliams | Fon FAME LAUNDRY sERY- _ 38. | he, if (ee oe ee Gel eg I AS pe | ee ee Se SYLVAN SHORES tog, Laundry, WB / fost SHRINERS PER RED $200,000. tahoe a ROOM Sis p.m. FE s23i0 f x FRONT Re * . q At cer disposal hase sew. f pecrihed wih Morecel Temele| at pire eS eobetress bom 2 children wei- | 3 ROOMS 1 SDE ADULTS | unfurn, $302 “Greer Ré. Pontise, man brick 3 bedroom comtem- WAGRINOSTRONING. CONE TR «No. 13 YW found. return to mcscr or sonsened a contracts for come eliville, FE 6-1997 ealy. 23° Monroe. “MA porary home. J: my home, Fich-wp aad detiver.; Thomas. ¢48 Branch st pec eli rie So s3t mato betore, yer! ce | 5 Same, Sagebetle, FE eee | peta ao Bark FFOVE ORT To I) ~ Todirest igo ; on FS O1is. Tene _LirTLE 34" BEaoLE | floor, two'men. 16 Florence | Stes, — a ee i Col fh. 6 pm wikdows “tm” the ring: 18 Ais months old Fema) Te Buy—Te Sell—Te Insure R Te FE 6-303 aAPTER 3 | 7 Py | Foom. There are so y wor : ja at Bieck, white and Brown | , A Ma = Sena 7 ‘DERFUL Semeee im home - nea ~ Answere to Linda Red collar on | re ee -PORNISHED ROOMS entrance. uttiities furnished. a rit hot! Tevlor. Re_| let Us show you! AN ENVIABLS ALL LAWN CARE BY HOUR OR Vicinity of Huron Gardens Un * Private bath and entrance PE 0? Pr e203 = LOCATION! $37,000. Terms. - OF af AY LLY _by Job Free estimates FE 2-0055 der Dr's care for Bremer re 5 RROOM fadih pe Ae aie oe 7 ROOM a i | BEAUTIFUL NURSERY GRowN, | -'-5185 f 555 1 ROOM PRIVATE B rene, titers d : 7218 H h ; LOOh LAYING. a To | ? children 18 Che ATE BATH adults ) only, 289 Whittemore trom Pontiac FR 4-12 ump nes. 
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Werk Wanted d Female 11! 
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INNINGS, 
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Free est. No obligation. FE 2-1631. anytime. FE 5-304 | 
ASHES, RUBBISH | on Y ANYTHING | 
|   Hauled Anytime after 4 OR\ando 
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Plastic or Ceramte Party. New ASHES AND RUBBISH HAULED | 
products. low prices and vou earn FIC 42400 yours free havin own home. | as will OL 1-31 Mary's Otft Per: 
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MATES. PE 31772. EXPERT TREE TRIMMING & 
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Above Oakland Theater 
“Wid. Children to Board 26 eae 
“Wtd. Household Goods. 27 ES HAULING lexc CARE. con 1 OR 2 CHIL-, _ 0085 dren FE 17-0637 
| BIGHT MIMEOQRAPHING TYPING. SEC. | Sinks — Sunday fervice FE 4202! | “Rubbish hauled send, ttn dirt,| FURNITURE NEEDED | retarial Service. EM 3-2842 EAVESTROUGHINO, INSTALLED “and atavel FE 2-0603 Entire home or odd jots Get the « FYPING AND CLERICAL WORK 8nd repaired, Custom metal TRUCKING AND HAULING RUB. top dollar Wil bue mutrient ‘or i 6 Go tn own home Experienced Dianters. Free estimates 1 & sah ih Anytime Cheap. FE 8-1770 sell it for vou B B Community and references if Recessary. FE _ Steet Metal FE 5-931 = )’ Sale Phone OR 3-371) - 0-368? after ¢-30 \CAWN ~ Mowers MacHiNe!  O'DEIL CARTAGE FOR QUICK DISPOSAL OF AL! WASHINGS & TIRONINGS,_ TO sround and _repsived vr #3387 Local and Long Distance Moving your household goods call MYr gether or rate Child care in| _#fter 3 00 p - Phone FE 5-6806 Ue 2-1522- my home, “Union Lake. EM LAWN _ MOWERS REREERES TREDICcE PAT EOS CcET Us BUY IT OR AUCTION . a7. ; and ae oa ic in et CED RATE 6 ce vor OA %-2681 ~ WASHINGS AND TRONINGS ; St Stickel Kd add 1! e rE. ‘3180 arge van to serve you Smith ove OF PONTIAC'S LARGEST FE $1815 LAWN. 1 HOW ERS. HAND OR cae E Moving Rene oe HE burers Cash waiting Verne or tp TRONINGS. REF. arpened or repaired. Air T k > Rer FE ¢i cooled motors F ek: One d 7v A ALL Ba PES. Agi matey ent ce srr — Hage) egicku and delivery TUCKS to ent " Si AE) Ee FE 2 = fet 
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A-1 CEMENT.WORK 
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  ‘ys Tom Picky IY Ton Stake eo i“ — rners oe furnaces, , and Dump T Hed ‘ 
Dayar vant oe lost. Daye, Ot Pontiac Farm and 
on WAYNE KEATING Industrial Tractor Co. 
asterin T. 825 WOODWARD 
New & ng Cone actor Open Daily Including Sunday terials furn| MT ¢4239 Ne jop FE 4-946! FE 4142 too_ gmat! or too large 
(PLASTERING _ Free “estimate FE 3-620 ~ Painting & Decorating 20 
  = “a-1 CUSTOM DECORATING, WATIL PI UMBING AND HEATING BW 8 ' ec Bh papering Steaming service Com- OR bore ® Son FE ¢y7@7 or _merce FM 1-3435 
~SAWR. MEA MACHINE. “PIL FD A-1 CUSTOM Pal NTING~ “PAPER 
MANTI hanging Paper removed E.sti MANLEY LEAPH 10 BAGLEY ST mates FE Oe _ 
Say Ws -Law peal s |; 4-1 PAINTING INTERIOR & FX Accurately Sharpen BI flor, 19 per gent disc for cash | FE 2-7680 18 Chamberiaia St Guaranteed Free est. FE 40205 | TREE TRIMMING 
Tbs Free estimates A-| PAINTING PAPERINO 
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pede) —______ | ALW AYS DEPENDABLE PAINT- VaW TREE SERVICE — SPRAY. | ing decorating 2 yrs, exp FE 
Bh Gees ats a oval—-free | inTERIOR A 'D EXTERIOR Duc. Phones FE +8008, | ears any ates No os {20 
* or a Tee estima wae was Ni inn and Lope! | Call F e@oas, is * clean’ omen, ces. c= | 
coat horse Ae ea LAT vers Janitoris: Service. eo nme — WINDOWS CLEANED tow | eae AND 2 | 
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removed Oreead Washed afd a “PAINTING ii DECORATING up. Bavestroughs cleaned and, Pare eee 2 town. FE 44350 rust proofed Get our prices first | PAINTING AN’ DECORATING. _Phone_ PE 5.3701. y the hour bath tile or eer tile. 
“WELI, | DRITEINC LING or job Free eetimetes. Al wore 
_Well_ and pump repair, OR-3-2306, | guaranteed 1) FE 2-08 
YOUR NOTES DISTRIBUTOR PAINTI G AND RUG BUMS rogR, x 8-0386. ing. FE 3-766) 
Dressmaking, Tailoring | 16 Painting and decorating. 
| work guaranteed. Call 
FE 2-4315 
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_ Ph. FE_ 20263 
  
  
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Comer Willams tare Rd & OR 1-1238 
erties.    
  NEEDED AT ONCE 
prompt courteous service 
ates fice Open »- 
ttpe hothe on West side or 
West 
Approximate: $15, 000 
phone FE 42344 now ! 
A Taylor Reaitor 100 Oak- 
rent land _ 
LOFTS 
  3 ROOM GROUND F1OOR. 
7 LARGE “ROOMS PRIVATE RM FURN APT 12 STOWELL $55 mo For information call De- _trott KEn wood 
- ROOMS, BATH “HEAT. LIGHTS, 
  
  
2 AND BATH, ~ UPPER WELI 
; furnished and clean 2 bl from We heave clients wanting good 2 down town Couple dniy, no pets and 3 bedroom homes in the 46 Center Waterford Township ‘area Our 
specialty ts the sale of used ee Barn” ment LiGHTs, homes We aiso need good weat ad: Its § Ce ¥ . oo ne suburban lots Give us a cal; for utes only Ref FE 2-30 iE ROOM & BATH. + BABY WEL- rome N _Cass. FE 5- 1579" 266 
laundry facilities 680 North: iew 
Court. One block off Oakland 
_ROC FE _2-4366 
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‘} ROOMS AND BATH BRICK TER- 
face Pvt ent Mel-Mar 
1165 E Highland Rd MU 4-238 
SHARE BATH, UTILITIES 
Laundry rm 1 block from 
bug Working couple 
is veers Call after 4 30 Apts . 
If vou have lote) in the eity on 3 CLEAN ROO eater & kal qhoné mel will “chee oy (PVT Bats ‘u if your ; terr re ae ee oe ee oe” nace VPURNISHED PRIVATE Clark Real Fstate 1362 W Huron ehtrante. 407 8 Je Ss FF ¢6402 or FE 44813 Open 3 ROOM APT. 18T as “PRI- ey ia bil 
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Business and commercial. 
eons or farms. Qualified 
huyers waitin | 
ROY KN. AU F, Realtor 
Rochester 
    vate entrance 639 Peacock after 
Dm 
  WE CAN SETL YOUR Lot, _5 Se a ee ; NOG ito & Sons 1 ROOMS AND BATH PVT ENT 
Ws ee ; * ROOMS AND UTILITIFS 7 Necpulee a Wilson foa@nre and utilities A&l.o & room we-teta He, at eh pin apt $70 mor'h'y FE 4-468) 
EDD ING: YOUR 4} ARGE ROOMS A BATH CoM . ' PRA IPER 1 ae metely furn FR 94855 
1 DOES nine AY 4 ae BATA cLFAN COUPLE ar method of showing univ te No urinkers, 19%) Oakland . quaiitied Prospects saves voi # ROOMS. MODERN UTIDITIES “me and monec. “Don't worry _furn Adults only FE 5-0486- with Isokers” Call us now We ¢ ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH rr need farms A one and erate +9808 or FE 4-6700 rope rties @ handie all details for financing and closing 4 ROOMS. MODERN UPPER & ‘ ene upper .8choo! St 
Buy—To Sel!—T = ee Y IT-WE LL twat RE IT | RooMs FURN, CLOSE IN 
_Aduits All pvt rE 40768 
cy ees PRIVATE. BATH, rE 
4 ROOM APT 9 PRIVATE FN. trances electric and heat furn 1 , CO. REALTORS small child welcome FE 2489 
$16 WEEKLY 3 ROOMS, PVT PE 20. bath and entrance heat & elec- ions & Aono tricity Included 3 child or baby 
welcome Apply 806 St Clair St NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH 1 block cast of Baldwin Just north POST . OF FICE “ _of Montca 
9 LOIS == “CORNER N_ sHIR- iey Small pga apt Adults 
_Referénces $21 wk tr   
  All Modern.Efficiency 
2 rooms & private bath ideal 24° W_ Huron, FE 2.7421 OA Ce) ae working couple 70 8 Pad- 
L ISTINGS W ANTE D- 'G0OK YOURSELF Ons \ HOT & We hare many buyers waiting Le wearer Prig leen gene 87 for all kinds residential prop- aly. FE 2-146 erty in the Rochester “area Gar in 9 Re 8 KITCHEN. | 
Roger B. Henr¥. Inc. | ette. Emplored clean couple only Main St. 1840 ©. Auburn mq | _No @finkers FE 4.2337 10111 masence barat | PORN, A APT. For Rent '} ROOM HEAT 1 LIGHTS AND GAS | 
WILL BOY ‘FROM™OWNER trance and private bath spp - Amal! modern home with lenge furnished, aduiig only FE 5-8377 rin location "500 Dn 3 RMS. PRIVATE ENTRANCE | = —-~—!' Children weicome FE 5-0835 
Cc AS oe 3 ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE | 
| “entrance, nic Se v furnished Adults 
4&8 HOURS Ge Lista 3 Ag ~ 3 ROOMS AND ee IN AUBURN POTS VOU RUHOMIE 1" Recne onues included Pri Ot ey) vate entrance. FE 31-9329 
: ~ : , 3} ROOMS & BATH }IXMT W RICE | A Realtor : 57 Whittemore 
45 Oactand Ave FE 5-044! 3 ROOMS FURN OR UNFURN Co-operative Real Estate Fxchange Private bath and entrance Y2a HE 1. P iG \! Auburn Ave 
RO , Find a ot bedroom ranch {3 Acute a lees ats * LOWER 
referred ~ 
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€| a ROOM MODERN GARAGE APT rm 
Couple only. Wattins Lake a) 
Electricity 
$60 mo. privilege 
OR 35-1650 
  
  
  §&% completely instaied CLARK'S LANDSCAPING SERV. STRAYED FEMALE SETTER MORTGAGES aaiees Chee Ce ea LT aDULts en a | Soe —— 2% miles of Pontiac.| white with black spots. Lame ON 60op PROPERTIES - aere 7s | > : aie: seve on Aple b-04ne » @and and | = K_G HE MPST EAD gravel oil and sod. 3001 front left leg Vicinity of Perry | or more with 100 tron Mg FOR WORKING caU- 4, oN Ul aan a | OMBINED FORCES LANDSCAB. Part. Family pet Anyone with 8 D. CHARLES mt 6. a ryiegreme |? ia Cuiities and pvt entrance | 102 Maron” = —__FE +020 | Masonry &< & mor Work ng. Sheet clean up bv experts. Neere oeare eall me bares Re = cease Pg tg bi Horo | SE 3} ROOMS. PVT ENT AND id | ._ THOMPSON 1 _—séEves =FE senor > Tee AND I BATH, Including util stove. _refr as: 5-8333 dulta. Clos PE 27236 afve ore. seas we | eed “Hobbies & & Supplies 244) | waxteD Ga LAND — CONTRAC NEW LY FURNISHE hoes Chose tm awn = 7 SIEGES SS Will pay top ? on todays | URNISHED FLOOR. FR: Mpecet Cyumet) can Wd oe YE 14113 of PE 448 maton Calvan LOSE TO DOWN ae BATH IST. 1, FE 5-8814 ; re VELED AND MEW SCRAB Scaseeen SETS 83. Pa RIDGEWAY | oO OW N- | “stove, util, Adults. FE 2-1425 WO DIGGING FREE Sati _Griveways eoeee: wee SACKINSTOSE {eee 973 Baldwin Ave PE Gas! TOWN. FE #2579. |J ROOMS & BATH HEATED. Gearanieed, Muy WeeT Welter GENERAL — LANDSCAPING. 10 Lawrence” PET ie | SmOosis AND ATE ePTFE | Sie aan Pa eR PLASTERING a o | tem “Notices | & Personals 2 Wanted Real Estate 32A * Worse ‘couple. FE 36 | 5 puree GROAN nee as : OR. ~ LANDSCAPING (<a me ‘ 32 RM MAIN FLOoR. PRIVATE water furn Yearly lease & ref- pate ASTERS NEW amb RE- Top ‘vot! en dirt | AAA PRIVA T Sees B,P° OUR SLEEVES ARE = On wanes furnished Close’ erences) coeeiies ras, Coneree . wort. ee 68. i _mestic of c mine - +h o 4 : - i imates. 2.1688 TANDSCAPING OUR BUSINESS = “cn pipet. |2 ROOM FURNISHED APT FOR) ™onth NoWchildren RG. SNYDER Fi LAYING. eae Nobe See ee ek our. | Aerotred Knapp Shoes ROLEED UP !t rent 69 Franklin Bivd 3 ROOM, ALSO 2 ROOM PRI- pending and f\nishthg Phone FE specialty Free estimates ' Fred Herman And we ere geared for AC- 12 QUIET FURNISHED Rooms , ‘8'¢ bath _ front apt Matin foor ee &3770 after 5 pm , 2070 Alrport Rad. OR 31909 TION! The spring rush ts Good tie for single person GMC. Ponti are i nd Bale: septic TANKS AND TILE LAWN CUTTING VERY CHEAP | AUDTVOX WEARING AID RM 1@  ‘‘arting to roll and we pian FE ¢ fp ee Rubber” store in Makereut fields installed. — Trenchin, FE 1 | _101'y N Saginaw. FE 40530 Oo sell re than our } ROOM APT Ww : ad share WITH MUTUAL CO. ITH BATH 08° Can tee from 8 am to 10 pm | | alee Kod Lae Ls wood ROTTING. GARDENS AND 100 WEDDING. INVITATIONS S150 OPERATION YOUR PROF. 8 Merrimac | Aduits only 200 N Paddock “Al Rr and FE 8-1642. Sutherland Studio 18 W Huron RTY ' 2 RMS NICELY 7 berta Apt > jawns. OR 3.2960 ERTY SHOULD SELL ICELY FURNISHED _ aa oe TRENCHING AND aw MOWING BY SEASON on —Printed napkins - Past service WITHIN 30 TO 60 DAYS | Near bus line Adults or work- ¢ ROOM & BATH UPPER Oa- 7 IDOZID , + | monthly OL 10381 DAINTY MAID FOR SUPPLIES Let_us prove our claim @ith | ‘ng girls 88 § Francis Tage Utilities furn FE 4-0683 
R. . Bs: ae oa | ER STRAITS LANDSCAPE CO, Nre_Burns FE 2.0614 0) Mark. Jou SELLING) YOUR |? niay youeRIVATE ENTRANCE. 4 ROOM APT, 43 FLORENCE 8T i om Pe Sprin || EXPERIENCED SPENCER COR- : : near Yellow Cab. Apply 239 Rus-; MY 3- : Orton __ Building | g | Supplies “12A| Un is soa" or monthly contract | ss eee une "Re | VALUE 18 OUR ESPON. x coos iD A = cae ooMs, | NEAT PURN tt a ancseape! year home, Nething < SIBILITY TO YOU.” Call A UTILT- os Adults only 394.N Johnson dowe. low payments.| public 24131 _ us NOW aoe furlshed Close to FE +0122 | — yr z abt: Lie. by State of Mich. : ke AND BATH LOWER WELL Empire Supplies a Bout Mie! spt 3 ] D b - (BM APT” EVERY CONVER |° noctee and clean Clocs in way waite Ra imate EMT, von CAs n ve t? : Edw. M: Stout, Realtor sae pe S Proda Fart neheraniye oe penn in ville TILLING, GARDEW AND) If you ere having trouble meet-| 77 N. Saginaw 8 VE $81 | able FE 443 10 "| Bees adultes only No pete 111 BUY DIRE YARD 0 40229 ing your payments see us: to- | Open ves til 8.30 ete — pect pikafasturs - day MICHIGAN CREDIT COUN- | 7 ROOMS AND BATH NEW AP- "founle hung windows, Steture win: Deltvered oF 000 pict 0p after ee ec niu re Sees —| fons Gee” ™T™* 4 ROOMS & BATH — ty Shove Osklend Thester Listing wanted a= : ae dows, awning windows and win- sen "emplity asec cage nt | OPEN TORR Woo a toe Bl ty jaya PRIVATE Bate, _abutts), HEAT & HOT WATER! 7. pane ‘panel: cofer amateurs, 36 | evenings Dorothy's' FE 2-124 | HARVEY WILSON “| y. 267 Oakland Ave FURN. W. SIDE. REA panei and al hinge __FE 5-310 on A FTER THis pat Lapeer Real Estate 2 AND 3 ROOM APTS, NEWLY JIN We & so Eats fas FREE QPRAYING BY EXPERTS | May «1008 1 ti ast be we: LS Bice; roa ido tiaget Al wultties Ress FE! SONABLE. ADULTS FIELD. STONES Townsend roe col ee eee Ao i i = ye ikoom MODERN apr ox PHONE FI 47706 eee racte y any other than my Bee ’ WJ, U Additional at hd custom work ————--— 4elf Mra Myrtle Kelly 100 La “SOLD ‘ake To responsible people. OR — SR ee 
as eae _Moving & Trucking 19 geist Bt oeiec Nic! aoe ae Oresrqiaucsubeetanithec caer Business Serv : MAMA I$ CRAZY ABOUT THE i L803 RM APT . Couple only Inquire 2067 Opdyke = = ae ‘ices 13) nek “ITS Oven Cleaner it dis, Ole Not Sold i weir ae ie ne Je Close = Rui = i ‘ A-1 MOvINO | Yodel Sea feet solves burnt-on grease aites n Call aft > 3.72 ROOMS AND. BATH’ PRIVATE 
| APPLIANCE SERVICE Prervice EM 35-8253 or FE 5- flotions If your property ‘sot sold yet. 3 NICE LARGE RM8 UTILITIES. eciraMeni 101 (lesa tera Couple We service al] makes of automatic thyme SPECIAL: COLD WAVES $5 50. | tren use Ht hasmt been Hsted private entrance Garage, wash: | only. FE 35-2287 ] oe Fans gop mers. ob Bis A-1 HAULING FOR PICKUP ANY. Dorothy's, tant rE with _ing facilities. 209 Norton 3 a , \ |¢ ROOM AND BATH. GROUND erator —fing FE 58-0675 | _ 31244. Open _Eve ; 2 ROOMS AND BATH _FRIOI. | floor apartmen: near downtown bigs of smal on ances a 1 MOVING-HAULING | | WOULD YOU LIKF TO MAKE A |” aaire. automatic heat, private en- | per mo Ward E. Partridge. 06 Oakiar’ Ave ae sid ENT sERVICE | safe investment paying 8%. In france. 322 Prospect. 1050 W Huron FE_ 4-358: A-) EAVETROUOHINO_ FURNACE | noose “Rates FE faa terest? Call PE ¢I72¢ oF FE | 3 ROOM AND BATH CLO@E IN| s ROOMS ND FLOOR. CLOSE IW 3003 and repairs. reas. FE |ARouT ANYTHING Wa | ve ny S19 | BROS. | cl ae Parcel priv. park-| Call FE 2-6683 or PE 2-7734 ALL MAK rape a OA | — ace |§ ROOMS aaa PVT. BATH LAKE ALL MA : BOF FOUNTAIN # PENS +7615. IN. DEBT? | ; , |2 ROOM FURN. Art “a 8 “ARD privileges. Near bus line 472 8 are po wr cGeante | Prin =r ASHES Cie RUB tan FAOEED | ALTORS | more, FE 6353 | Telegraph. Across from General - | at any time. 3 ROOM. one FURN. | _ Marke = reace 8 Prose FE 30135. ite ASHES AND RUBBISH “SatuED [Evs@© ; | Jerking couvie. Went side. FE 5 RMS 228 BAST PIKE st AT! 
$40 month FE ¢8382 
$ ROOMS AND BATH GAs HEAT. 
FR 3-0743 
8 RM PARTIALLY FURN. APT 
Includes 1 large bedrm 1 small 
bedrm living rm dining rm, | 
kitchen batp and sleepin. porch 
itchen finished im knottr pine 
with Jots of cupboards Electric 
stove and refrigerator Wtilit! es 
furnished Convenient and very 
desirable idcation For appoint, | 
Phone FE 5-6447 
evenings after f 
ATTRACTIVE APT OVERL 
ing Bylran Lake OR 3-1466 
FOR RENT APT WITH ALL CON- 
veniences mice for young coupie 
3446 Duffield eff Ormond white 
_ lake 7 _ 
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 
rms and beth, upper ime -T832 
HURON APTS 1 ROOMS 
atti $56 Caretaker 
Heron . 
LARGF 3 ROOM APARTMENT 
medern cheap 374 Oakland 
TARGE § ROOM BASEMBN'F APT 
Private entrance and bath 
LL Sa | 
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7 AND BATH mornings to 12 
103 
aud orefrig furn month 
MApie 5-3013 after 
LARGE. LOVELY 
Fear alpport Adults OR 1943 
3 ROOMS AND PVT 
Near GMC truck Nice card 
inc] heat 398°, Pros- bath 
S15 weekly 
pect FM J-4327 
MODERN LARGE 4 family apt 
utiittes furn 
drrer, $100 per 
aren FE 3.7404 
NEW Y- DECORATED, “a (ROOM. 
private bath @od entrance hew 
and hot water cricmimed 180 cre 
nan FF ¢-1676 3 ROOMS 
17° Oneida 
clus washes 
month. No IN 
All 
and 
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ONE 3 ROOM, TWO 2 ROOM alt” clean 27 Clark St 
S1EE PING ROOM Prt entr FE 5-432 
WEST Sry} “CLOSE IN 
119 Noren 
# And Ticemig cen 
: 4 room spartinen’ Bit 
Cot as ~ and bat Heat 
and refrigerator 
romon*s and ut 
‘4 F Huron St 
VAG NT OMENNiol2 
poer apt private entrance’ and 
porch, Large living room hed- 
room tile bath and kitehen Linen j 
and clothes closets, heat own 
thermostat lights was frigidaire 
Stove television aerial Adulte | 
only Qmrage available City hos- 
pital area Phone FF 4-084 after 
Spm ¢ r 
Rent Houses Garsiched 38 
4 BEDRM teh 4278 LOTUS, _Drive Waterfor 
ROOM ones FURNISHED. | 
children welcome FE 2-3 
4 ROOMS AT 4708 HIGHL fee RD. 
_Watkins Lake Apply cottage No$ 
§ ROOM AND BATH, FURN §90 
er month References. Inquite 
45 Oakiand Ave 
20X20 SMALL HOUSE. ALSO 1047 
housetratler 27° long. PE 4-9078 
FOR RENT A LARGE 6 ROOM 
furnished home with lake 
leges. near Duck and White 
-MA #3940 
FOR RENT. 2 1 completely ty with washing me- 
chine. All modern, néer corner F 
Pike & Fastway Dr. children we!- 
come fenced rari $78 per mo 
vear round Can be seen et 30 
Hilldale Dr, Set. or Sun,   
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Rent Lake ¢ Cottages ges JOA , 
| CASEVILLE — KASTS COTTAGES 
Living room, kitchen two bed-. 
ed poren, inside tollet Realtor FE 1-0474 7 
Telegraph Open v N 
__ Multiple _Listing Service _ erie 
enings 
  
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sini til are GATEWAYS t Y LAKE TO RENT MOD- O erm on 
lean. On 3° lots. rivileges ; 
=e i ms) HAPPINESS | sears from , Unita Bb ogy tnquir scead ‘e 
8248 Cascades. EM 34683 before 2) AMONG THE LAKES 
with inks. privileges rete | Roget berate owe ww ake v on ° e side miles , OW 
Preiay! > oe Localed Write eye ond a 2 w mon! own- wat years | 
108 Courtland, Rockford, Mich signed. Fu — ia = 
   Watben LK. MODERN. CONV. _Dvt. beach Reasonabie MA 43407 | an oride floor oan vestibule e caine to 
iiving room with fireplec 
Spacious Kitchen with a, pleasant   
  For Rent Rooms — 37» view 2 the lake 2 lsrge bed- 
BEAUTIFUL ‘SLEEPING ROOMS. bath atiltw rose heat, capes best accon modations, with or and screens. Lot pena td ee without kitchen privileges, men $23.950 down. OWN’ Ne or women 267 N Perry §= | FERRED 
(CLEAN. PLEASANT SLEEPING. room for —= le ao GI RESALE For appoint Call FE 2-8000 NEAR BOY'S CLUB 
CLEAN. FURN vee eet ROOM You Ul like : this 
_ with kitchen on perros § room and PREE RENT soa & Pon com! 3 cane sek footy ee iho | bedrooms and beth down, 7 elos-   
‘TAROE ATTRACTIVE RM FOR’ vill basement. eee heat, tube 
  screens. bus. ot, 38 z 147 f% Near | NICE aT C SLEEPING Be GoM, School and E 0 
| enon Fee sida Gate dows, 6G we |ROOM WITH _— RD AND mrence, 9 per ie for 3 or 3 men PE cent Interest. SEE IF a 
foow ‘PORE UE OR PROF WAR, FIRST OFFERING 
os eS EE aoa ace IN 1TH OR Nhs or 
without board FE ¢4: paw CP ary pre ROOM WITH COOKING FACTLI-| with § rooms peed porch. ities Lady only. No smoking! 5x16 ft and bath with 9 large PE 6853300 bedrooms down for owner. 3 rms .dLEEPING ROOM IN PRIVATE ATE, *24 bath with like-new furniture home near Pine Leke, references, ek f mon Oak required. FE 5-039 oors. painted wails, full base ~~ SLEEPING , ROOM a) oil heat, ae ‘ one and screens. Landscaped tar 
— FE _5-3208 gerace 9 Offered, at int Soe “42 b05 WOMAN, COOKING PRIVILEGES own WA 
bus line Near town. FE 
|   To Trede & MI N OF TEDS cy La a lyou Rov iT wre LL INSURE Tr 
eS VAAN Master bedroom. Bloomfield ee 
see At bus stop FE 58-7332   
   1 OR 3 GIRLS, NICE ROOM. | [peivOepes Ht ee _ Huron 
1 TAROE CLEAN §L FEPINO RM Bots 
for gentlemen. Trance Nelson 8t. PE ¢4373. REALTY co. EALTORS 
'a AND 3 ROOM, FE 24 NEWLY f DEC. | 
_orated, apply 7@ ark &% 
| __Rooms With Board 38 
IN FE) [ ceversttve neal Estate Exchange 
NEXT siete ‘OFFICE 
GILES FLIZABETH LAKE 
SECTION Thls. mew suburban hom 2 large bedrooms, jarge ie: | CLEAN ROOM 
4-4184 
ROOM AND BOARD FOR MEN 
47 Florence FE 58-8076 
‘SPOTLESSLY ‘CLEAN R 
home strle meals FE #0 
Matthews * 
* Convalescent | Homes . 38A , CLOSE 
pert a 
EXCELLENT CARE FOR AGED 
| Rates starting at $135 OR 3-5120.   
| WONDERFUL HOM E FOR EL-| ing oom. picture window | deriv people Flexible rates. Ex- tiled kitchen, , bardw; 
| cellent food. Loving care with floors, auto furnace trained staff. Special diets. doc. Suto water heater near rT on call eaten) Se nay ceo be oa eee 
| with “Hote a me 39 Owner leaving town. 
ote ooms ; 
— ~~"-| SMALL FARM i } Two acres. 2 bedroom home. 
| MOTEL AUBURIX iam fecrput, an be ous ' Also 1 er 2 room apartments | Tuetnee rag ase on) for 
Cooking and refrigeration unit 
464 Auburn rr 19239 
INVESTORS—LOOK ° Two family prick Sapien: 
ail oom one fi Separa | basements. HOTEL ROOSEVEL u 
Rooms 012 60 A ds Bath $1750 up 
[RON woreL oT Cae MOD. fer" good Income and al: Decree rooma by day r Secr: 45| tor only $16500 Call for a ne West Huron 8t _Phone ne FE 2-8286.. Polniment to see thie rig 
ores 40 ____Rent s Stor pnidedd s{ List rors OME. row 
{2 STORES 2¢'3 AND 2618 DIx- aia! je Suitable for wirolesale,” retat) | 
or office location, FE 5-562 OR 
31301 ; 
| 100° 8. BAGINAW 3T. AVA TABLE 
for ant kind of business. GILES REALTY £O 92 8 Huron «= re oss 
Open 9 t 9 
= Johnson - ron BETTER FOMES   
  
20230 ens rhe Ee nsis | 
"Rent Office Space 4 STORE! Bats ec 
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        MAIN FLOOR LOCATION lent 
West Huron, next to Riker — ‘ONLY $1000 DOWN Bullding Ideal-for retefl or Nearly new § room, modera renee 
fessional services office avd home Oek floors ytility 
F Partridge Reeitor 1990 W lovely bath and ktitchee. Take 
Huron FE ¢.38a1 privileges too. in @ pleasané new : - - | OE eubUrban area 
PIBMINOHAM | BUZABETR LAR xetatee 
Sultable for engineering Sales of./ oe tte | fer. representative, ete 2.000 eq ae biped Heeb — f Central 4 biock ta Muntetpal ment electrie rem ack ad. - water neater, vely kitohen and 
BROOCK -— aid oe ere supe: : 
Geel ranch block ay ltd _Woodward, B'ham, MI-¢-6700 eare old . 
is 60 = 226. |For Rent | Miscellaneous 2, thee here An, ,steclient tor 
Leedld AND. oo SANDER. POL- ‘ KENNET? 
pig id = preena 3 v7 Dandy neat py al seaceege “e Clean” Per ee ek 
ONE WAY |e Eaielid ai screean car garage i with cemen ve. Give we a eal COAST TO COAST now “ RENT nEEe meeyy ¢ | 
Open Tratle OXBOW LAKE Frorr rere rowigness 348 Dizie. ‘Wer ‘One of pp hes booed Wer very igre OR 3-1458 careed 3   
and. fn are youre this summer. Lew dows payment DON'T PASS So’ MONEY! Sell unneeded 
ihelongings for cash; OFFICE OPEN 98 through Classified Ads!) 4/ JOHNSON, Realtag FE 28181. ° A704 S_ Telegraph R4 
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  as PONTIAC PRESS, _ FRIDAY, MAY 41956 
  THIRTY-NINE   
“Fer Sele Houses 43   
ROSE McLARTY FE 2-2162 or FE 5-3578 
  ‘ beeiptamarty BATH, $600 DOWN, $65 
mes. onth. Commerce Township. 
  20 ACRES 
i oom. m. modern home, full bath, 
C. ‘PANGUs “i919 219 Mis 
NORTH SIDE 
lakefront. 
Completely — Situated on nice 
sasant only $10,500 
Open Eves. th bt oe. 1 t 8 
For Better Homes 
Si 
Pearl Building Co. 
FE 5.7028 
7) 7 ROOM UNFINISHED COUNTRY |— home, with 5 acres Romeo PLa- 
32-2402.   
  room house Plastered 
able mortaneet shee’ Chtton Wives 
Crescent Lake. 
  A LAKESIDE FAMILY HOME 
What more could ask 
— here's a bome with fisht 
boa! 
cious 4 bediom none Neate ma 
west of Pontiac 
e ote f family will really enjoy 
Mf at the suburban Shang- 
ri-la. a price $18,500 on com 
venient terms 
4 FAMILY 
Here's an income Lebel rk 
per. cee cent trae retsth on pour total . Includes unfurn- zi eos oeranent 3 Lester and 
ents. Full mee only $15,850 
with w680 850 down 
INDIAN VILLAGE 
e@ bath 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
FE 4-358] 
1060 W. HURON 8ST 
Open Eve. 7 to 9   
MULTIPLE ‘LISTING SERVICE 
CUSTOM BUILT : 3 h jow 
with full besement,  odk rs, plaste: walls. wardrobe closets, 
with herd 9 date lot Built 
where rpg “want 
DO IT YOURSELP 3 bedroom. ful] basement, rough 
wiring. Well, sub flooring. Com- 
ext closed tn Nc -money down, 
uit on your lot 
George R. Irwin &- REALTOR ~ 2689 Baldwin Ave | 
FE 5-0101 or FE 8-05 
5 If no answer call FE 2-8544 
‘Co-operative Rea! Estate Exchange 
C. Schuett 
The Northwest 
Realtor”   
MU 4881! EM 3-4236 
LISTED IN THE HIGHLAND 
OFFICE 
MILFORD   
  
  
basement, 6n ved a The 
full price ts v $6,000 with E-Z 
terms. Call us today for “Unis out- 
standing buy, it won't last long. 
3832 Auburn Ave. rE 
r 
OR 3.2420 or FE 2-7053 
'|BY OWNER: 3 so TILE 
ba Mee tile 
path’ v —— sees stairs i 
. Call efter’ 8 and weekends, PES 3-1658, 
DOWN . La 3 + 24240 she! house. Near Fishers. Paved street 
Tel N 4 
Glassed porch. Stoker. $1.500 dn 
East side Caras, 8 rm., basement. 
ot] furnace isner Uist. $7.500, 
1,500 down 
East Lesot i condites rm. basement. 
e ition. Paved street. 
{PONTIAC REALTY oN Ln 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
$800 DOWN   
  
=.         
  
  with the eside ~ 
park for fishing, boating, 
enicing. Living room has 
be window and 
vestibu clo: Spacious 
kitchen, with a 
area. Pull ord A furnace. Low ments of 
approximately rr include 
interest, tax insur- 
ance. A © addi- 
to down payment. Bet- 
these today! ! ter look at Phone. We have the wi 
key 
RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 
one 
Co-operative Real 1 Estate » Exchange 
WEST OF PONTIA:. 
Cooley Lake canal tront Com- 
ly furnished cottage. $6,500 
sy terms 
Long Lake front cot Pur- 
nished, Good beach. re terms. 
Overlooking White Lake. This 
beautiful 2 bedrm. home Large 
en utility. 
Includes extra jot $11,500 terms. 
-T. C. Trocke Realtor 1648 Union Lake Rd 
WEST CITY. 
Modern 5 room 1% story 
home, with living room, din- 
ing room. kitchen, 3 bed- 
rooms and bath down, @ 
stairway to unfinished Ird. EM_ 3-467!   
bedroom. Features include 
carpeting, full basement, 
gas heat, recreation room, 
and new ie car merase: 
J. A. Taylor 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE — 
LADD'S Signs Are Everywhere 
, = 
LOW RIC. 1B. 
1% more, bungs 
room down, close rs 
bua Nestle On large 130x135 ft 
lot Beautifully landscaped with 
evergreens ahd fruit trees. Com- 
pletely fenced tn. This home has 
all the features of a high priced 
@ Plastered walls. Oak floors, 
1%. baths, full basement Glassed 
in front porch 1's car garage. 
  I" ; 
3 bedroom home in town. Large 
living room and kitctien. Newly 
decorated. Close to Milford Prov- 
ing Grounds and new Lincoln 
plant. e $8,250 with $2,000 
down. 
COMMERCE LAKE ESTATES re 
places, full pogo af siracnad| 
e, lake privileges) Good) 
Brack” Bein st below market 
price at $13,700 
ELIZABETH LAKE 
3 bedroom, 
  bi-level 
summer 
eucleoet te porch Fo 
baths. attached 
rage. A rea) buy at $25,000, terms mall 
WHATEVER YOU'RE LOOKING | 
FOR IN REALTY, WE HAVE IT) 
C, SCHUETT, Realtor | 
EM 3-4236 EM _3-4107, 
  7400 HIGHLAND (M50) 
8081 COMMERCE RD 
REALTOR 
Bo Hop, Skip and Jum z Eastern Jr. High 
ine family home features 
fooms down, 1 wu 
shower carpeted livin 
hall, entrance closet. Dining room 
full basement, automatic heat on water, Insula’ Venetian 
bitnds Offered at $10,900 Shown! 
by appointment onlr. 
Close In Suburban Pain tebe 2 bedroom bungalow, 
th full basement, warage, 2 lots 
Includes large living toom and 
rea, 2 Thermopane picture 
, compact effi. 
N ICHOLIE'» sat om, 
@ Mt ee Cinmens m. 
Eve. Mr. Meiser * eat rE $3201 
FE TE 5-0004' For only $9300 4 
DRAYTON WOODS This beautiful $5 room, 1 story 
bedroom ranch type home. 24x58 
Built in 1953 Has 14x22 living | 
room modern kitchen, 0x16 very Full Plastic tiled bath and show- 
er Oak floors. plastered walls 
Full basement with forced eir ot! | 
heat, electric hot water heater, 
full 2 car garage On lovely 
lot 100x110. Home. is brick 
w Has lots of shade trees 
Priced at $18,450. C 
mort. TARe, 
PONTIAC SUBURBS This lovely 4 room 1%, sto 
frame bungalow with 2 large 
bedrooms, 14x16 living room Very 
modern kitchen with dining L 
Oat Noors, 
ceilings and full ‘basement. Auto- ash to new 
3. 
matic warm air gas hot water) 
heater. 1'9 
ribbon drive 
scaped fenced 
grill. This home has wall to wall 
carpeting, Venetian blinds and wa: 
mae Rene! Priced ‘ta seii for 
LW atertid Twp. Lakefront Here ts a beautiful 6 room 2 bedroom 1. stor Cone rete car garage 
I fand- On lovely 
he 
lake 11x22 ving room, 8x16 mad- 
ern kitchen. Full tiled bath Fund | 
shower, Oak floors, painted walls 
Stone fireplace art basement 
Forced air of} heat, $2 gal 
tric hot water heater, fully insu- 
lated with storm doors. storm 
sash & screens, 8x22) screened 
porch. Full 2 car garage. lovely Jot 65x210. This home has 
6 unit fire alarm Good sand 
beach Could bavar third bedroom 
Priced at §22,500 
LAKEFRONT For those who gator, earner Iiv- 
ing op the cpa ia 
lovely 6 om y 3 bedroom 
cottage ceed wean facing 
the lake 1 car garage On lovely 
jot 502260 Priced to 
$10,500 with $3.000 down, 
“BUSINESS I8 GOOD AT LADD'S” 
eae S jUNDAYS 
Drayton Plains 
R 31231 
4206 .N, fees or “4 REALTOR INSURANCE 
100 Oakland Ave FE. 42544 | 
m Eves Free Parking 
a R 1062 W. Huron 
‘| WILSON 
plastered walls. Coved | 
lot with outside | 
elec- | 
On. 
sel for | For Sale Houses 43 
    
  
  
  . eqltnsiay wan} BY OWNER | , | ar 5 } FURN. reach. 
in ocRL LE - Sena Penelied don't A is : B t. 6. t 3 
DUR, AND we BUILD ON ¥ 
bet | Wehed ottie. Mood SNe Cost e470, | $110 gown, 94 
SM.’ BREWER beaven Piatns. tetsrueatiens Call OR 3-2058 ater @ t fer van ap- 
ee ee ed Horse 019 Cass Elis 
— FE 42252 or FE , 
. WE TRADE Easy : 
= ; a 
? Take the easy way, Let as  aenting ra Roome | 2 most venient Noor 
Coe Be rooms are exceptic for you. large. me is overall. 
‘ bedroom one story brick, =: ? Fal Sascmonk weet, side. 618.680. po ppolbatnaraag Pose malig «7h Se Three bed "esa fun . Lar, ps Watkins-Pontiac 
} a basement, north side. $12,300. ae WATKINS LAKE 
Ae Lady pot GIR .~4 BED- Ranch style brick three bedroom ——— = \. reom me offe und 
pers (ogee full basement. $21,000. living he iaketroat’at ®t r area. Michelson. OL gain. Gas heat. Full bath. fire 
on dor We: ced And Cal we end tel us what your A STEAL FOWL A HARDYMAN p.m. other days. dream home consists of and we'll 
AD AMS = your dream home material ms. oe “bath” fireplace 
; Lake Orion Office MY 32821, 103 Et aise sie dowa. 
ORTONVILLE. S. Broadway. , es. oe PE ¢0664, 136 On Union & Long Lakes, This 6 We have a lovely 6 rm. modern house ‘A ular dell 
with util, room. Just 4 yrs. old. LAWRENCE W. Cute Hardwood very con- At os © v 
dition. 2 car gatage e ivi | pees Pe visee J room, a 
ges on ay wg This dairy’ landnen: Se, au 
eune IO ia a $4500 with $1h00 down =” 
es scaktion te With your own private Swedish t ped “Dunsalow. ceil us’ today bath for & reducing. 
end make ms = ao see This 3 room home is neat on 
Oakhill St. yust off lock. Rea- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE built. Pesehed walls, oak rs, 
terms can be arranged nice utility room yuk 5 COL D SAVE _—, tn now. 5& Near 8. Patrick's ureh, y 
rooms ary "com pleted home.| 1%, miles to Union Lake 
First time offered 3 bedroom | Large lot, 100x15¢, Nasemont. fur-| Bhi Center 88500 - $1000 
modern. Bungalow. Oi! heat, tull nace,:bath, sink. septic and wir- down, bargain ie cash! 
e Low down payments. See INCOM tt right away 
tae, Aieie tit ‘ake, Reeds ie taide: e eeds 
ri Fou in good c deco: <: 
dition Addtonal ‘s 
able. $5,000 with $1,150 
B. D. CHARLES, Realtor 
- FE 40521 ‘717 re one 6. Dee ees 
SMALL TOWN | ee eval 
own. 
  
2 bdrs. up. t shaded with maple trees 
MEAGHER REAL ESTATE Oxford, Mich. OA 23 
LAKE YR. A UN 
home for sale. i pinto vas 
meaaed celling. 1 
kitchen — cedar, 
‘ bait tn ‘tn = win- 
basement, 
Seaceneate; the wtigy a waterhealer. 
Large 2 car fi 
Ph.’ MAr- 
RANCH. 
Basement. BY OWNER, eeeien 
replace. 
Large bree: and 
Paved walks on fate driveway aren 
enced lot. $12,500 with foae4 down. 
Weekdays bef 3 pm. 2449 Pavyl- 
_ime. nr Hatchery Dray. Pl 
100 W. STR ATHMORE 
5 room, full basement home on 
3 lots (Excellent condition ear- 
living roo: rm 
2% car garage. BP pos- session, 
61.500 DOWN 
WILLIAMS LAKE 
Water Frontage   
See this clean 3 bedroom home 
v— basement, enclosed sun 
ore oo args, and screens, situ- 
si, DOWN 
CLOSE TO 
ST. MICHAEL’S 
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. = mee 
er, kitchen. One bedroo: 
“path on first Moor Close to > arece 
and parochial schools. Paved ot 
Im excellent condition. 
KENNEDY Mw 
Open Evenings till 9 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
OPEN EVES. & SUNDAYS 
NEAR TEL-HURON Attractive conveniently located 
penealow: 18 ft. livmg room plus 
un room, oak floors and 
work. plastered walls, full base- 
ment, oil heat, 2 aise bedrooms. 
Extra large clos 
WILLIAMS LAKE 
FRONT Five. room bungalow, attached 
arage 20 ft living room, 3 large   
edrooms, Jarge .sun room, car- 
peted Beautifully landscaped lot. 
acenic view of the lake Sensible 
terms 
CRESCENT LAKE You will like the nice “2 bedroom 
ranch style Stet ares carpeted 
living room, tile ample stor- 
age. welt plameest eben 2 car 
garag 
Many desirable, lake privi- 
lege and lake front horfies 
and lots throughout Pon-, 
tiac area priced to fit, 
HOME, 
MART EALTY   FE 58-9407   
INCOME | 14 room house 3 epts Automatic 
| oil furnace 2 hot water heaters 
| Lot size 308x120 Zoned for busi- 
1ness Good location Terms. 
:' MACEDAY LAKE 
| FRONTAGE 3 bedroom modern home. Carpet- 
ing Venetian blinds Automatic ofl 
meee Feet house with sun deck 
chen beach. Terma 
18 RORNBECK 
WATKINS LAKE 
Lake privileges. 1% acres 8 room» 
bath on first Moor, 
Part ‘A a i‘ Devement 
$7,000 house with 
Furnace 
Fruit trees 
20 ACRES 4 bedrooms 
Chicken house and barn on 
Rochester and Sutton 
Rd JAMES. “RART FE 27-0657 
PERRY PARK SUB. 2 bedroom modern home with 
finished room in basement Aut 
matic gas heat. 2-car garage. 
$7,500 ter 
M-24 10 miles north of Lapeer 
3 bedroom house, Hot @hd cold 
water. Bath Particial basement 
Live stream $6,500 cash Cal! 
D. McLauchlin FE 
OXFORD 
Near M-24 on Glaspie Street 2 
bedroom modern home Living 
foom in knotty pine New oil fur- 
nace Ven¢tian Biinds Terms 
METAMORA AREA 
| M-24 } bedroom 25x55 ft. cinder 
block ranch type house. 1% baths 
| Utility room with 132 ft 
fronting M-24 500 
THOMA Income ropert 4% miles br 
of Oxford, pes. income of $155 
ot meee Near achools 4. 
with 200 down, Call 
ARCHIE MATHIESON 
HARVEY WILSON 621 w. Oregon St Mohave eno 
Lapeer, Michigan ‘ your budget. Drop in and 
let us know your needs. |   $150 — ae your own very) 
pleasant Tenants | 
pay utilities, peel oo ¢ Pull price, | 
not, And 
ing w either. Located leve it or cored 
wrong 
for. No vacancies 
! ant Eg Pe 
Pail prize gh.ben with 61.000 down: 
CEOWRERTE Realtor   
5 ROOM HOUSE at ON 
Sor Bivd. South 
cree SUN. 3 TO 54, eee 
E. Maple bdrm   
1203 8... 
Brick Fireplace sles fin 
ished recreation room car et 
tached garage. breezeway. Alum- 
storms teens. 100 ft. 
pon Ew —, Realtor. MI 
290 3. ward.   
TAKE the LANDLORD 
OFF YOUR PAYROLL! 
NEW 
§ ROOM HOMES 
For Less Than Rent 
THAT’S RIGHT - — 
Payments 
$36.97 Mo. plus taxes end os YEATURES ‘Auto matic heat and hot w Youngs- 
town Eltchen cabinets, av hea be aoe 
w rs. ws. 
pained schools. shopping end trans- 
ONLY 
$550 Down SEE Your MODEL OPEN |_ DAILY AND 8UN 
120 BLAL Out 
East “1 block to model 
een Oakland and Montcalm ) 
Castell Realty 99 _ Oakland FE 50450 
Williams Lake 
- $2500 DOWN   
7 home 
street trom, fine ni   
nected by Be sum- 
e:' porch living room has 
built-in barbecue pit. t water 
land. 8 1 ft 
Full land contract price $15,800 Cash offers considered 
  HOLMES-BARTRAM 4392 Dixte Hwy 
OR 3-1950— Eves. MA 5-1249 
* hd r 
INDIAN VILLAGE 
3 BEDROOMS-~-Living room. din- 
ing room, kitchen, den, basement, 
oll heat, laundry tubs, fruit cel- 
fer. automatic water heater, wa- 
ener, wall to wall ca: . 
ee double daca. close to 
& school 4.500 TERMS   
reas AREA 
very nice clean condition 2 bath- 
rooms, full] basement, of] furnace, 
electric water heater, lot 1322132) 
ft VERY REASONABLE DOWN 
PAYMENT. ~ 
PVN aK isaliuhit REALTOR 
'10l1 W Huron 6e “   
OF YOUR OLD 
  Furnace Basement Sountry food tavestmnent 
| 7400 HIGHLAND (M56) 
908) FUNNY BUSINESS 
“How about watering my plants up here while you're at it?” by Hershberger 
  
For Sale | Houses 43 For Sale Houses -43   
IN CITY 
3 bedroom home; Part bath. Lots 
of shade. Fenced rear yard. Only 
$500 down Better see this one! 
$950 DOWN Close tm 2 bedroom & bath Near 
school and transportation 
CUCKLER REALTY 
| 206M, Saginaw _ __FE +400) | 
| RANCH TYPE HOUSE, _ “BED- 
with tmcome, 120x100. 
erage apt. lake privileges 
ate Sent ae Dutfield Ont 
MODERN HOURE House ON 
Rd, FE 6 
ey tke 1 es aot dre : wr cr bas 
furnished apts separate 
that rents for §& 
hile the 
‘shown by appoint- 
DRAYTON PLAINS. 3 bedrooms. 
all on one floor. Nice hy room. 
combined — — dining ith shower, at- 
CLARK REAL ESTATE fitre ° or FE ¢4813 
1362 Kd Evenings 
‘oe Schuett Th 
“Northwest 
Realtor”, 
AN UNUSUAL BLY distinctive ranch home 
  
  with full basement —?‘y car 
® arave. 3 oer 
eled living room. “150 2 "300, 
sctlape wed et nt en! ape us ‘or 
fag ‘Boru "can be uoed ‘or other rposes: ‘on Duck 
Lake .. worth of Com- 
merce Fuli price $25.000 
With Terme 
EM 34236 MU ¢€61! 
C. SCHUETT, Realtor 
EM 3-4236 COMMERCE, RD EM 3-4197 
RETIREMENT -1 acre, ‘ rms., modern. Breeze- 
pen AF Part basement. 
LARGE @ a INCOME com- 
Poms, 3 3 apte. furn. Wondertul 
caaveral other houses tm city, 
a, Hoes house. Full basement,   
  
  W, DINNAN 
@¢ W. Huron FE ¢2577 
WEST SIDE, ¢ NE WLY 
decorated. Full bath 8. odppitd 
down, Gas furnace ore hed 
patces ce Owner 89 Chipve- 
va, 
    RANCH HOME LONE PINE VII- 
lage. Bloomfield Hills, 3 bedrooms, 
2 baths, TV room, many extras 
Vaughn and Bloomfield High 
Schools. $29,500 MI 6-2218 
BY OWNER, 3 BEDROOM YEAR) 
‘ room, 
— 
ADE 
3 bedroom brick ee = Eade i 
Plains for a bedroo 
home Teh Pioneer Sietiasis OR | 
3-2750 afte 
3 BDRM wre ST Gl HOME 
Divided basement with bar and recreation room Large fenced Jot 
Aluminum storms and screens In- 
sulated. Paved st, only %1,650 dn. 
and a month Owner. FE 
5-9768 
CAKE PRIVILEGES. 3 BDRM. brick, ranch-t: on “% acre 
Black top circle drive, 2-car ga- 
rage een location om deaf end 
Rd, VanZandt OR 13-1150 
VT Established in 1916 
WEST, SIDE_D-bedrm 
on Ist fir 
fe nent persee:   
  
      
home: one 
full bath, 
2 lots: All 
INDIAN VILAGE—3-bedrm hom 
rm. peed brick re 
  OBSOLETE HOME? 
A__ SHINY -MODER oe 
Home - FEAT bee MOVE INTO 
EAU NE COUNTRY | 
SUBURBAN DEVELOPMENT - 
ONLY MINUTES FROM G MO- 
| TORS TECHNICAL CENTER 
| CHRYSLER AND FORD MOUND | 
'RD PLANTS. VICKERS’ AND NA- 
TIONAL TWIST DRILL. 
Most likely the equity in your 
present home will be more than | 
enough to move into 1 of) 
our beautiful new face-brick 
ranch homes 
  | 
Seeing 1s believing come out to 
our furnished model ig Rochester 
‘Knolls Subdivision 9 miles west of 
owrtown Rochester on Pontlac-/- 
eocbester Ris (Walton Bivd } List| 
Led below are some of the features | 
t convinced the buvers that have 
purchased these beautiful 75 ft 
ranch homes. 
acre lot 
Living room 17223 
betiroome - 
2's baths 
GE custom kitchen 
Zo car attached garage 
. Copper plumbing 
Bulftin range, oven. 
Sliding doy walls. 
6. Options edroom. 
STILL ONLY 
$19,600 
On 
awa 
ser 
  
    HANNAN REAY, ESTATE EXCHANOR OL #6181 Lincoln 4-4900 
x $13,500 with $4000. down 
warts IU. BUNGALOW — *hed- 
ell on 1 f_ir full base- mak oak firs garage close to schools Paved street. Now 
t $0 500 
aon ae ‘-bedrm home - 
alr fir Attractive ranch 
nore with 2 picture windows, 
  20 ft Joing rm. modern kitet 
en with breakfast nook oak 
firs piastered wails full base. 
Ment. of] heat’ Large land- scaned lot biecx-top and jake 
Drivilewes $14 500—terme 
au $00 DOWN--Neariy one acre of 
land and this attractive 2-bed- | home: activities rm ol} | 
. heat garage Evergreen and al] | 
nicely landscaned level ground 
with grapes and small fruit 
Everything A-1 $8950 a 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor “Ww adhe Lae ave FE 6-6105 | 
pe 
Next to Consumers Power 
EVERYTHING | IN THE COUNTRY 
For modern city Nving § lovely 
rooms, Modern bath with lava- 
tory in basement that ts finished 
Qs recreation room Wired for 
ppt washer. and dryer Mas 
° —_ other putidings ab » a ried on 4 ecenie ecres north of 
Rochester geo down Better   
  NEW ' 
HOMES 
‘The LAKESIDE NEW RANCH HOMES ON LARGE LOTS 
IN WATERFORD - 836 DOWN Lae ng Sepak one 
ee eae PULL PRI 
Close 
centers. 3 large om Cy 
j liv 
ture: WO Pathe. thee 
itehen. sink - 
cabinets, 0x10 utility room, a 
air of} heat Normen —— 
Jbl os Bee th 
Drive Dizte Hwy. to Water- 
ford; turn left on Andersonville 
road; 3 blocks to model on Bar- 
nard heres Lome 1m — dt 
1, Bat. 
VETS \Y PROJECT 
THING 
DOWN MORTUAGE COSTS ONLY N 
N 
3 Bedroom Home 
Automatic Heat. 
Approx. $80 Per Mo. 
Includes 
Taxes and Insurance 
‘ ‘The 
Continental”’ For Sale Houses 43 P 
For Sale Houses 43   
  AN ON oe om MODERN 
4 3 bedroom brick with full base- 
ment in beautiful Lorraine Manor 
with its public sewage system, 
“pent ies ede ad & _— water, This 
has many out 
standing ssaneres: Self . storing 
storms & screens, full bath. 
A beautiful mahogany kitchen. 6 
losets, Noor-to-ceil- 
ives you suburban living 
with school bus, local ool & po: 
lice protection, . banking mage i 
palesterry| bet Sossee 
from 
\'A'$s $800 DOWN 
FHA $2,500 DOWN Model Open Daily fto 6 P M 
on Fernberry, off Elizabeth Lake 
Rd, model phone FE 44100. 
    WHITE 
BROS. - REALTORS 
Phone OR 31298 
_Sun. 1 to 8) Open Eves ‘til © — 
SETTLE ESTATE _—i| alow, Auto- 
basement 
. Crofoct School dis 
Paved street Now renting 
for os monthly This is a good 
buy $6500 cas’) For further 
information call FF 2-441! 26%     ed 
schools ‘areal ¥ ww that requires | 
*EMBREE- & GREGG ion Lake Rd. 
Shien ba! Lake Village 
4 
Eves, FE 33705 _ or EM 33197 
$500 DOWN 
Modern % bedroom home. Full 
bath with cheer. ole Fi 
rch. ct 
neater ake cat a | 
year as new roof 
on jand 
c Karges on insurance To 
contract. No other 
costs : 
~ HOLMES-BARTRAM 4303 Hwy. 
OR 3-1950 Eves. MA $1249 
Near General ey 
down, “basement. ae 
  ae 
2 Acres - New 3 bedroom home. z a sement walls, nice uaehon : Soren oo 
‘dolls 910.000 “ein te 
CARROLL G. PORRITT 
Sd aes ‘uron FE 3-616   
$950 DOWN 
$56 PER MO. INCLUDING TAXES AND 
INSURANCE 
allabl 
Lagced Aye ry a Homes has sever new Sylvan Lake Village 
Seti “homes, 
    “HAYDEN 
  
  
  waso-room’ in or ELIZABETH CARE ESTATES. Se 
place, with studio eating. "peal | aoa . stom 
The ail-Crosiey kite ro wiih tad) ee bd en ¢ INCOME 2 hom top stove, 20, dishwach- | b. Jessie St. Fi fooomd tn Tet nser, er and ‘metal cabinets, make? ®- Pooms th en aad. floor. 
kitchen to admire. Construc | Basement, furnace, some  furni- features are tops. Bes} grade fir. ture included. 98.180. i on lum brick, aluminum, 4.5, ten 
bol we and erry al - 
: gas air 
best. [Reinforced concrete ere: | aS Some’ hes 4 bedrooms, 
water installed. } block from) cre fwindow ‘from @ back. Pert wate city ech. Frice| meter oil heat. bath, 4 » WD. en Sundays on Corr | 10.6. Yormics Lot rere $s. Loi = 120° wileges on Brendel 
WALKING DISTANCE OPEN DAILY 
TO DOWNTOWN 12 to 8 P.M. 
7 rooms & glassed-in porch. neat .$1250 DOWN 
te o iG ‘eis po precanes eee. Visit our model home 4 large 
IVP ready to oat only 1bs00.| jooms ising oom win vest fo eA eller uu C * 
‘8 ROOM HOME qub-type oll furnace Water, heat- 
4 bedrms, and full bath up. @ er .. tub. Choice of ¢ eleva- 
terge recmig dove, Well bene ee | eee ch Wane take oes ey eae Drive out MS® to Deck Lake Low cash price. OnTENG ee oe — 
‘ ea we 
John K. Irwin. |u'e wen. 
Lo 1925 “a 
101% N. Saginaw Street $845, DOWN 8-044 witb home Eve. FW 21806 or FE 9-406 oa Got Rea ae tat 7 oors. 
NOW HEAR NT. | Gabe etd wae me th ” i 
LAKE FRONT. 372 om . oa. FHA. terms, 
Lakefront hom hu   2 
with ¢ rooms af | ‘bath, new oil furnace, elec hot water heat- 
er. Lovely terrace Jake amen dryer and drapes. ¢ 
ly landscaped fenced yard. 
and boat ck and 1 
rage $11,000, TERM 
YLVAN 
FAM il LY, (ROOM   
FRANK St ‘SHEPARD ROCHESTER 
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or land contract. OR 31708 aft. 6 eft. 6.   
  
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Established im 1916 
wa Le bedrooms, living room VILD? 18 THE. 
in ot kiteben with « cab ro Bes our eon, 
Oe eens nary wala weedy | CHECE THR FOLLOWING AND ak - ary 
be painted auto. oll F.A. ht YOU BE THE JUDGE 
, laundry hot water 
heater aes , @ on DESIGN No, 3. A @ ft. 
are entre, 38 year Mort pe rly couple ts are extra. year r : : 
mare Located off Auburn on whose family Js raised. It 
ward and Russell iperne e pee cena ne o Aes by and if interested uidlity room oa ihe ist fr. 
CLARK REAL ESTATE] {hiped' ving wand aiatng PE 46402 or FE 44613 rm, full width of - 
13962 W. Huron house, 2 nice sized bedrms 
Bvenings poole Sundays 1 or 1% bath — e Also many 
A REAL VALUE o8b ot wanted __ features. 
3 bedrooms, 2 bath LITY you peat gi a ~segpe for $i2. 
  
  rooms: 
vr specieds ws ng s78 
pgs 4 corner ot in W. Siseer: WE WILL BUILD DESIGN 
inh 4 Twp, Only 5 ‘mins. from NUM §02-503-6 
. 4 . byl end Cass Take i pick, 
Lake you = aff ® $20,000 all are ft. k canch 
at recat eee | ETS taste tetene oer Ay eins ter bedrm. 174"xi¢'6". 1'~ TL ANN AN baths, Ceramic tie & vanity 
. large 17 ft. hen 
pe cacy! ESTATE ay ae meaprrpy ee L. fo sham 
= = : ‘a many 3 other 6 r desired fee: 
tures. 
SALE SUBURBAN 
CLARKSTON AREA 
hot water heat, all rece ted. 
A fine value at just ea . 
‘TERMS IF RE! 
PAUL A. KERN REALTOR 
71'4 N Saginaw 2-9200 
__ ‘Real Estate Since — tithes 
3 BEDROOM ‘RANCH Large 75 ft. .ot near Drayton 
Tile tath, wardrobe closets, 
ting. Ot} eee 
Sacrifice at $10 300. $2,100 down. 
Ray: Vi AL U ET, Realtor 45 Onkia $-0803 
MULTIPLE ATISTING | arvice 
:ANNETT OFFERS 
  Dorothy Snyder Lavender 
FAL R 
as W Huron, 
BDRM BRIC 
* Near Willames Lake $12 900 
SAEE BY BUIL DF R 
New 3 bedroom home 
Situated on 90x125. ict in quiet 
west suburban ‘ecation Excellent 
shade and ake privileges are 
rome of the altractive features 
Exterior completely ‘iniahed In- 
terior tneludes rough. racine and 
money saver for 
oo OR 2037 FF 2-4411 
la car Karage | 
OR | 
chimney 
the handyman 
_after six o'cloc 
CHAPIN   
  GAS ITIEAT 
THIS BEAUTIFULLY: 
LANDSCAPED FIVE 
ROOM HOMEP HAS 
CARPETING, IS NEW: 
LY RECORATED AND! 
1S GLosryiG 
SCHOOLS. THE OWN. | 
ER CAN GIVE GOOD! 
POSSESSION AND! 
TERMS. IF YOU] WANT COMFORT| 
AND ECONOMY, SEE, 
THIS ONE TODAY, | 
ROBT CHAPIN, BROK 
PE R113] FE 42542 On S- Tore | 
EAGLE OTTER HILLS 
Price reduced on this beautiful: 
2 bedrm. brick, ranch home. 
basement, 2 car attached sssare. $4800—$650 Down 
3 room modern home on ‘ot 
650x115 Close to schools and , 
Dus line 
| Near St. Michael's 
€ room modern bungalo® on’! 
aved street, 
asement. off heat, garage 
Immediate possession 
terms 
Suburban—$2500 Down 8 room beth bungalow 
Se Daneleg room 9x15 all 
» good condition. Full bese- 
og olf heat, recreation 
room 12232 with bar, 1% 
car garage 
Lake Orion 4 bedroom ranch bome tn 
excellent location aa oe 
1051 Combination nette $195 DOWN-—Lovely starter home 
=n penclien nbn seats wiih full basement Exterior com- rete aoe it ebe38 pleted Full bath weil, septic seth bait | wired. automatic hot water, kiteh- | ois 5005 term | en sink and all interior stadding a: Omy-one of these lovely homes | 
Seminole Hills 1 left, so hurry 
m home tn perfect 
comiiven idea! for large $2,500 DOWN - LAKE FRONT. Cory | 
family of income J bed-| and clean Very good condition 
rooms and beth on first Two bedroom bungalow with en- 
floor. 2°bedrooms, javatory,| closed porch. bath house Large aod large storage room on| -Fell landscaped lot with good cond, Carpet, drapes sanity Lease Here ie @ lakefront 
and fireplace, Large mod-| Driced to sell. 
Se reen goa meek, caren | 610 DOWN —Excélient 6 rm. mod- and screens } ear garage ern home with full basement and 
C approximately new gee furn Two large lots and 
Close to schools and bus erage For full particulars cal) 
lines. 918.450, tarms. Mra Hoyt, FE 2-0640, A real value. . v , 
4 Family Brick , apo) PULL sion pif and | n 8 rooms and beth each now) modern bungelow w u ae showing excellent — return. | “hh nk furn. Selec 
Full basement with . sepe- ay neers Veo vaatie ‘téd* bath 
rate furnaces, @ new gad!) Modern gitehen with formica coun- 
water heaters everything ter top. Here is one of the best: 
separate Exceptionally! values im this area Lake privt- 
good rental location close to leges. Only 4‘: miles from city. 
sghools, stores. and. buses. | 
Only $27,500. terms MANY OTHERS -to choose from 
| Roy Annett Inc. REALTORS FEderal 8-0466 wa Mur 
__Open | Evenings snd Bun Sundey 14 Well eae jot. Built in kiteh- 
en, large living rm. with fire. | 
lace, notty pine den, slate ly e ca 
Heats vo tt) tent} CS family with full basement, suto. 
Ww E cin BL OOMFIE ‘LD 
2 acres farm Colonial. 4 bed- 
rm full basement, automatic of) | 
heat Large 18 by ay Itvin, 
with fleldstone 
Both with fire- 
places. Carpeted to wall through- . 
out 1 acre cotral and bern any 
‘trees, some fruit with rolling ter- 
Gives this bome an ideal 
Bee this for suburban 
its - best : 
C "ASS LAKE WOODS 
Open Sunday 1 to 6 New 3 
bedrm. custom men ores. rms. 
oon tile bath, 3% || 
e ‘teria 
ev epee _ detail 
  
wRANK SHEPARD | OL, Lisi Rochester 
4 ‘lake o Privileges : term, Ei $14, Real 50 y Mighiand Ra ise OR 
» Ces auto. hot water, fireplace 
private baths and entrances Full 
Drice $13,700 with 62.509 4 
NORTH SUSURSAE 
$600 DOW 
2 family — op 2 atres with 
Foe. of shade Full price $8,050- $1500 down 
$365 WN 
a earecas pungaic oF on par 
Co-eperative Real Estate Exchange OR }-1238 
k street with modern facilities rail 
price only 08,702. 
= { GeorgeR. Irwin REACTOW i bead 4 Ave: 
| PE 5-010 
f! mo anewer Call rasan 
4 a storms and screen’. 
J bedrooms, | 
own | for B18, $14,- 
bai 023 is an an- en ray ool past 
ewer m i nailer: hi an #1 
brick ranch home # rey Wi or ears 
7180. 
bedrm Mas 
16's” - ire”. oem ity clos- 
rae 2* ba st vera tile 
toe | kitchen 
un wa yee - 
inets, sass sized 
dining po hier oon fu i . 
basem 2-car garage 
These cod many other want 
Soe 
These gre but 8 tow ex- 
amples 
WE HAVE 450 HOME PLANS 
RICHARD B POLLMAN, designer 
FAL iy re & WRIGHT, architects 
1. our files to help, you. ating at once 
‘ontiae area » only authorized 
AHOME EL ANNERS 
CENTER” 
| Call or come out to the convenient 
| _ office of   FLOYD KENT, Realtor 
“QUALITY By eee offkice 
2200 Disle Hwy 
% block N. of Telegraph 
FE 2-0123 
Open Mon., Tues, Thurs. & Fri 
Eves. 
BROWN   
  
  
Visit our office and look over our 
“many photo-listingse Park ae at 
-our door. We buy, sell and trade. 
For trades ask for Mr, Brown 
Open 99. 
oe H. BROWN. Realtor 1383 W Ph. 
Coaperative ° Real Estate Erehenge 
FORCED SALE Owner must esell this new 3 bed- 
ranch home with full base- 
Mas hardwood floors, ot! 
at and ts nicely decorated Ex- 
tre large lot, located just off Wil- | 
Mame Lake road near Pontiac | 
| Leake recreation area Priced at 
| $11,600 with cash to mortgage. 
PRACTICALLY NEW This 2 bedroom home is ideal 
for a smal! family. You will Vea | 
this place neat as a pin and in an 
excellent west suburban location 
Large 160 ft. lot with plenty of | 
| fs en space. Only 87.050 with. 
| termes, 
bolle. GC. Wood Co.   
toom 
ng sore   
wiiems viaee Rea ji 
Office Open. | Corner on aan one 
$1000 DOWN GI Lovely 5 room ranch "Haat 
me anv re wa! 
thled 
Longfellow Loree! : 
price, need We say more. 
3 BEDROOM BRICK $1,400.00 down will get some GT. 
a fine home with lake privileges home 
tures, 
Kitchen, la! 
a = $13,100. 000 
the ear. 
LONG LAKE FRONT - 
paste hy ement. he 
hogee, eitreice.anneh Gres, many mani, More outet abpreciate, 2,000.00 
cay   we more. . 
Russell Young 
Many other homes to 
Dorot Snyder. Envestee 
3140_W. fturon ‘°E 32-4411 
ON MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICS     
  
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CRESCENT LAKE 
TATES with privileges on an 
excellent sandy beach. Vesti- 
bule entrance. Living room 
with ir gam than average 
dining Kitchen also ef. 
fords ample table ie, 
‘Birch cu rds, double 
sink), All 3 bedrooms have 
wardrobe ¢ 7 
rose tiled (colored fixtures.) 
planter Brick trim and a 
exterior charm. be 
seen. 
Ir YOU'VE BEEN LOOK- 
ING for @ ranch home with 
beeper pd spacious rms., with all 3 bedrooms on one 
~ west of _elty Crescent 
Lake. Only 2 left. We have 
the keys. 
CHEROKEE HILLS, Gra- 
cious living will be youre 
in this bedroom ranch 
mae attached . ga 
isite blastered vane. apd select floors. The livin 
to veautitul 
. Patte. You'll ly carpe 
Ceramic b ae th 
landscaped lot 
love it! 
DUTCH COLONIAL IN EX- 
    . living 
ural-fireplace, ff is 
rm, den and kitchen down, 
| q bedrooms, 1 master sine, 
t 12x16 foot. and up. 
Painted basement, automat- 
t te heat and hot water 2 
ear Brice well landscaped 
ne rice reduceq tp 614,- 
BETTER EAST —_ “One o ose ve r story 
and one ’ alowe, 
With « finished heasend center, 
, vestibule — and 
Sepa: F 
  : as fur- nace and hot water heater, 
We recommend this one. 
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' RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 262 8 Telegraph 9-° 
|Ph PFE 3-7103 or 
Co-operative Real Estate tie |) 
“EAST SIDE - 2 FAMILY, rooms and bath down, @ and th up Plastered walls, carpet- 
tn living and dining room 
New aluminum aiding, storms and , 
screens. Full basement, 2 car ga- 
oat | drive aod street.   
3 BEDROO! 
WATERFORD HIGH AREA 
Large ca living room, 8 
nice-sized bedrooms on one floor, 
Recreation room in basement, oil 
heat. Large corner let, 
scaped. 
bet 6 Arg dds ao eee   8 
patty Same ofl heat. full | 
basement. and é1 . Only ve 
full price wih 
| down peyment. 
| PERRY PARK 
2 bedrooms, modern kitchen and 
dining room. Lot-ts-S0x175. Part 
basement, and ot] heat, Chicken 
coop and garden space; Low dowa 
payment. , 
2|, SCHRAM 
Sort 
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ace open | 
heat, & 
additional 
WAGNER PAYMENTS — 
1900 N. Opdyke Rd,     
$37. a7. 
ee Walnw 
information call 
HOMES 
FE 47197   
LOVELAND | 188 Cass Lake Rd. KEEGO Harbor | 
FE 2-4875 FE ¢i¢61 JACK 
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SPECIAL $1000 DOWN edrooms | 
Located eee to downtown. Large 
       i heater Storms, screens  insula- ae beeper Appros bets will ——— -_—_— | way in rayton ains. Sells i is tion, fenced rear vard Wil eacrt- make Ss 8 year roun ome ; We couldnt count them al! : Ww) QS 2 { ) : Out Dixie Hw 6 tl st oe FS . ; 7 mostly beer and ey — ides Get cash vou need now Pav RIDGEWAY | I RR ; & SON fiee Move Tight in ee echoed aa. rae ee pa For Sale Lots 46 For Sale Lots 46 pete lowely os farm home for party foods Plent¢ ot park later tn monthly amounts you can RE ’ z located on lovely 4's acre ts Ful rice rife 5 ss afford Phone writ naREALTOR sey oe EALTORS | EAST BLVD VACANT ; Beg eee ee _— oF Atastien recone. bs Full prie plus stock d Phone write or come ‘a, ems win. PE 46-6203 182 W Huron Phone FE 4155 $ rms: & bath Stone frepiace : BLOOMFIELD %% ACRE ADJOIN- LOT LAKE mk 5 2 north of Pontiac House is * : QT ee *BENEF] ICIAL _ MUL TIPLE LISTING SERVICE : large kitchen Pull bemt oll tur- = etiltes, te aiierendel ive i Foret) take Country Club, Beach waar bees Siar e 0 full) modern sith ew De WARD F PARTRIDGE 
TRADE Brick Ranch 10.4 ooh Was Sw" SS" de josh aag NARS’ ion RoE waamtaggke nioges ar Suman seer tebe: aul Sains Mhageeeae eee 7 AE ee 5 i heater @ new water sys- | RE. TA it : ’ We sep [ypresent a builder who will, rerahare bane roome with Soe) TOO ID SES as dn 2 car garage Spacious land- | g1s00 | Owner ‘| 100 BY 160 ROSELAWN | etUBDI. | tein Property also .nc fades ® HRUOUT Sichteny aT W Lawrence St FE 20248 — poll poet —_ down wer patural Areplace >. 2 picture LAKEFRONT—VACANT Saeed TTAN NNAN | OAKWOOD MANOR SUBDIVISION | afer a Auburn Heights OR 3-8536 ar Ra Calg cer ap User to 6 Mortgage Loans — $4 | arge corner jot. S ee ee he ot your choice. Fer complete to Pull, "high vary basement sae orm 3 be ra eummsr home | - REAL arate EXCHANGE | _ft. Terme, PE 61436. LoTs SALE, Twin] ACH. pinicpaes be te te |! 120 rr ‘ON DIXIE ol! heat, 2 ar garage, us| Large living room. stone fireplace. Lincoin | oe aoe Middle Bt ‘Straits Lake. 32440 faite on eae A-l block bldg. 34x20 ft. LOANS $600 TO $1.5 500 R A. MOTT, R'TOR what you've d peepee en nrot heer iis FRONT BFecuis Lake Estate PE 6-371). _(? LANDSCAPED LOTS TN WA WATER. ed pet sa) Cad 3 ad Favela aed age. Ideal locate ion 1. For any purpose on 
aa ‘I sy Ivan Shore erage, 100 A. lot. sendy beach | $ room. furnished. auto oll tur! Oy soxi21 BEAUTIFUL NUN. | “on $¢_Torms._FE_¢ 7046 Fdw. Mf. "Stout. Realtor tax consultant. heal estate o| Caniend “Goony. © ot ™ ~~ RANCH VPE of Lee bd . . Sener transferred. 612,000, 94,000) Sfee6- a toon Lk Subdvn. Lake priv. Must T.N Saginaw St Ph. $2:300" down “and. $180 per| 2 For bome additions or 3- B edr ia frlengly communtiy 1 nice oe | ROOM & UTILITY. NATURAL | sacrifice. PE 5-l014 Open Eves eats | or enclose oy akfast room and | LAKE ANGELUS WALERFRONT || replace. 4 ‘ree ileese En |? et neon) BD Giroux. Fr anks. houses partly constructed knotty ore rem Verp desirable 3 bedrm home 2. [*8*: rhe wooded lot Easement to ——- 4. To build @ garage or on ae with bar. New aman ACRES FARM FORTHWEST | Wallto-wall carpeting ond nul pate nreplnce,' inoye "en: | EA paGt da nx JONES. REAL ESTATE Meta a " L ; AK of Rochester, also 12 within | 4200 Dine ee, MEAL mo Ea re cap draperies 2 landscaped lots with closed porch, bandy Ritehen, din. 222_W__Muron FE 43008 iM miles ity limita of f ____ Open until 8: sat, | ¥ 200 National” Bullding , Waa tdaattae and, fomere | Ste alo Roald bot water Cin’ + ROOM CARD EARELY PORN. wonny wun sar acer site| Te megan fe ig LA Sot tt pala 'ae pine ei r » fo : et : — it 2 > = ° Sk a , "ONLY Setch' pontide' aad Bass:| Eade or .care ajaeas enon —Suehr ~/ CHEROKEE THLLst | ah a cea toate w mare weewm| “LET'S TALK Swaps 55 “ sion. $30,000 with 1-3 down INE TA i You'll like the advantages a Lakewood Subdivision, located on ISINESS” | ORG a $361) Dn a ick Bung | | OFF VOORHEIS «BED Brow tl met ue picebabnletern Giger e Ricee? shore of Warning Lane | Sele e Business | Property Cd BL: INESS | as pt, TURNING we H Bungalow | -- | open sites. each ap | ~~ ees ) attactiments, also garden ; , : Its clean, Move right — Tas Wide choice of lots still avall- < Telegraph Rd tiene for bet- seaimaiet an acre tn siz | eR ; | ‘tractor and all attachments f ° cuOcere pecs See eee living room. dinin, foom, kit St able Calf now tor complete in- er homes but HURRY —Only ake privils e sites are, sola vents pd FRONTAOE ial il COMMERCIAL, BL ae crawler tractor or loader or cosh, Plus Costs 5 w sory home down ¢ bedr th | formation FE 2-837 * sites left! biect to rigia restr ‘ P Clemens 8t. 100 de, § lots Buy or lease building and 5 roum | 4542 J < 21 ft living room with fire-|. 9 progr remit beth) GL ae ch Dolntinent > | tm all Cash or terms 4-3374. home an main highway near Pon- | ere ee era PAYMENT cae bedrooms and te See sirlecuahiguing (trea testa arcs | py ee CARL W. BIRD, Realtor | HOI MES. CBARTI RAM “GROCERY STORE # HOME | .Uac 14 fi ceilings, 6.000 square Sh proser COniMaN. TRADE . ‘ 6 an led bath | . a Ps) wi Btoc! 7 1, 3 rest rooms. 2 offices, and at GS trailer. 5-8505,__ $53 Q? Per Mo. down - and 4 bedroom 3 mete oe matures: - $16, 158 FT. 1. AKE Community National Bank Biss | 4392 Dixie Hey mek modern home all for aan plenty of parking ideal for small ; BUILDING LOTS ms, {. TH 9306. : . , : iG WE ¢4211 _ Eves. FE 5-1307 | or 3-1950 Eves. MA : ring plact First time 8400 accepted a je in on Plus tapes and inpurence decitraP gan wan sonon ad k . do 150 4g ROS Ack ft F Ditase) fst bart a Sale A es na) sores Riera mop poe eatin roan e ac s_Weit_ On. >it ; s: k floors, Birch doors. |- -l ee ‘orest ke Country Club ares or e Acrea e bldg room apt Se eS Shyer : ; PURN ~ HOUSETRAIL LER euomauc heat iving room tter see this one soon Nicholie deep enti nopine Pacha $3,000 up CO an os oa Amr GAS STATION & HOME ligne ee Will +11 or ae ti y insulated ¥ . crest o ; loalyn sewer and water Close to schools $995 Down * ] woods eivene 2 nice ones on Alice Street each bace . tk ON STIRLING’ RD. OFF | HOME and extra store rented, | TOP, Corner location in lively iva ls fe shor and trans. See them AND ) HARGER Co. lake loaded ay Rav $1 100 Walton Blvd City restrictions | @0"180° corner lot on Eliz Lake | cma town Near Pontiac Com-| LIVING ROOM SUITE. GOOD . tome * mand beth modern |) - TROUT pee Good ‘garden, soll Partly wooded road. zoned commercial, $17,000. | pletely equipped FR. Good | cnn” OF wet of welt clubs MODEL OPEN DAILY AND ed at 6% = cee | FEEESISS BLUE. OLLLS Oued. bench DRAYTON WOODS $4000 with 81.000 down bal. on! terms. room home Books will prove FF 2- SUNDAY nes hoe 77 Raivonea Enjoy miles of scenic trav- 001200 81.500 with terms. & mo. or less for cash FE) - 30249 CB BUILDING on large| °*°@Ptlonal net. \SELL GARDEN TRACTOR on Drive out WN fens to Melrose zis = e|. by water Access to sev- ino le | corner fot, with living quarters spores NS ........., trade for meta) boat and motor. ro right tw blocks to model And Tile Roof eral other private lakes No LARGE CORNER LOT 80 ACRES ON EAGLE RD | _ $14,000 cash to mdi ‘ MICHIGAN BUSINESS | OF cement mixer Kenneth thom. The rooms are quite large and city taxes but only 80 yards Watkins Lake road and Manse Suchy Realty Ortonville ue JONES REAL- oe cue SALES , as 2 Park St Oxford = ASS ed ty | inclade a fireplace musie room to Village limits 10 miles ny with low down pay- : 832 a BS, ‘S CORPORATION setr OR TRA 3 RM ALL gas hot water beater Winuows north of Pontiac. Hour drive ment DQ ierese (lose In — , Modern home small down pas_ PE. $-0459 double strength Ita a very to Detroit, Print Lae heli MONEY WAKING JOHN A_LANDMESSER, aaa ment or trade for housetraler 610 W ron" age PE 62025 a sone home ene original own. Sharp asl Ia od wet x food ote eae eae echiet Park azorermmmele eee eee out- | “ NEY. NU 1573 Lg Pe Rd or car. Pontiac Press Box 20 - side of Pontiac de- I T ‘ Rm OL! ~ MODEL (SUPE ‘scat Service ce TODAY. “NO OBLIGATION lake ran a in price from oe velopment reasonable at $2.-| . sour pee AOS - Pork_At Our ‘Front Door | WAP ie Te ‘LAWN Mow. 
sree one ees | He W. Bigelow | fi ial sacha, | trots Teles ene | ae ei cteetein yateanrar’| ROGER Of EW COPPRE Hoc, | fy cee try fr al re 619 Oran Act fast Only gl00 ft 5 704 S. Telegraph 2 » oi] heat. toilet 0. z 100 corner ) Orar ’ : 2 Acres adjoining Pontiac Motor Erpineer- for sale All om loca’ Iso | 90's grass seeds. trellises, border uron per cent commission to real can good Ford Courier :jood opportu- fence, and all spring h - p Ice re tate agents for cash sale k FE _ 42533 20 acres muct @ acres wooded ing on Joslyn, Immediate posses- po 5 pring hoyseciean 
O EN t MOLTIPLE 1 perme omny re batt cn rr ‘Phone weasel! CLARKSTON SSS ———$ —— high land frontage on small ston, oy pollard peers Write Pon- pel 8 Wy fost lawn rebers. : MA 5-418" neo : 7 lake. live stream through Beste | | COMPLETE SET OF HARVARD Son aaa) pmemse -pherpen now. TONIGHT 4PM & PM. at / ee _ eee | PRANNING TOBE IED ideo Maaeee priced at R | VALUET. Real tor | sepric TANK CLEANED SERV. SAT 1PM 9 PM. @man PRIVATE LAKE PROP. |2 Acres. on hoy ooee. Aeee per |, Cobia Are i rE J tee with “$3 Dodge truck fully | BARNES "HARDW ARE SAT. _M. to Unbelievable bet true A cloeetn| Sonth a be Cpl oles i r_LISTIN 10 SERVICT soho ae for oat Will take | 742 12 W. Huron St Easy Parkin ah Heich : acre pareel with 2 beautiful | {qo "togt tremtare | One Roy Annett Inc.| BUSINESS PROPERTY FoR 1 Sate, $600 for equits +6618 after ore ve uburn Heights BE spring fed jakes of approx. 15 : = or lease 5000 atiding. | _5 5 ———— 1279 GENELLA 2 bedroom vraten Put ST BUYS Sree eee cane | 1) OTL om Milfora| teed! isenzes) 200 REA Ce ee eee eee eee ia st NOCO SERVICE many I t — Sons 4 ’ Pat S_dlocks to, downtown available { course within| {%,_Bieerropped reed Priced at MS 1 evenings and Sunday 14 | STATION Here's the most wanted home * large parcel, at Only: TODAY! walking distance A nearly '’ |. For lease tm Clarkston, Michigan today Take @ look at @hese out $10.500 includite drapes and Z hew 6 room brick ranch home | ACRES nice level ground 100x782 = | | Excelient profit producer for an standing features and ou il aks cornice . . with Dasement and recreation Off Seshabaw Rd 813005 7 augressive individual f Niece ! this truly the value WINTE FRAME room| _Attacned getage, This te nel ereiee, shone _ rm Oomane| ppiseplbeaal Abel Solon file beth. year . : Fan eth z | an ideal property for a con- ; | -reeu - 32-1987 6 m: Mon | be ee ALL BRICK EXTERIOR - RICE Uemanch . Measure lis: cer garasee. | Grape Ue cehchane Gul devene)| MATER PROWTAOK. 3 lou, 100 8 | ATTEN LOX : I8 THE “BIRD” TO 8EE thru Prt. ot tere PO. Box 690. People tno hog es Y INDIANA LIMESTONE. PLAN. also attractive on. thi basement, on paved stree} ROY KN. AUF, Real acta pclae Corwen! Cale DEVELOPERS! one ue $12.960, Wu accepd smaller home TER S room home, built in 1950 al) oa one floor. Priced at oa 0 on onles se t0r Terms can be srranged. 1S sere corner parcel locat- AUBURN AVF. . a . 3. BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPING, OM heat, new 3-car ° 68.950 with E-Z terms. uron OA 63339, PE 2-149 18 ACRES. with basement house ed- m fooes atop nek GREENHOUSE 3 e INCLUDED tse here cols a hs drive eee AeA Te ' , plus 3 room house on rear, 94.800 vee rele er small Taree Valuable 100 commercial front-| WEST SIDE, §7-10 ACR mie AN-KAMPS BN 4. ALL LOT, 1005180 OR MORE. brie Ol ae mite Ae CUTE & MODERN SAGINAW BAY with $800 down. On Clintonville Gently selling } beets age on Auburn near corner of! With # room and bath. basement | REA FE ¢0628 $ PuasteneD Watts ITs VAC zaanD 3 nice bedrooms. kitchen, " ath toa at Aporoximately ot) rear af Us MS” Seep ioe | | Somtlonest A neta STelegrape ves na Bu" q WO living rm, and dining e!! Beautiful lake tron, home t feet excellent WILL TRADE ‘50 NASH STATES. a brett! 4 P Lak largem.ot. insulated, built in nearly new, only 0@ miles CLARK REAL EST ATE rontage only 10 minutes ae F soft ice cream | cer garage. orchard of assorted = for garden tractor or equity ® 2 BRICK FIREPLACES ne ake ‘54 of! furnace, gas. water north of Pontiac Features 4602 or FE ¢4813 om downtown Pontiac calvtesbareenn ony business Smiles: west ehaenen’ ier coitiea | later es car MY 2.0882 room coptempora heater storm saab low | neled walls large living ced under market for 7 Us yea Le Lats atl) | featuring tty alle kewkorcas ao wail pevmcnt andl Ce , with fireplace dining 1369 W Huron Open Evenings Quick faction Call for ap- 5 . ; | much work for ‘adv owner | For Sale je Clothing 56 +3 SLATE eeorinice wit tom knotty pine cabinets, payments of $85 which ‘jin. | roqm. 4 bedrooms and beth Co-operative Real Estate Exchange pointment VW ARD F PARTRIDGE | oft ‘ered at $10.525 $2 900 i banner nn~ Pe “Ly Wardrobe and walk-in clos- cludes taxes and insurance Otfers the finest .o swiin- . > REALTOR oe 4-358] | WONDEREUL | OPPORTUNITY | BOY'S SUMMER SUIT. “BIZE 16-12. i LINEN CLOSETS. dows water softener "All ee crtaancprece| lice wence Cin. frontage on pavement. 1080 ft) Edw M. Stout. Realtor 1080 W  HURO __ | O® RETIRED COUPLE | user sLetets: (stee 6s PRIS ITS - LAWSON ARI HOOD : screens [t's complete in : ap - sale Other lane preverties deep. approx 4 acres Loads of 77 N Saginaw st sas FE 58165 Real ESTATE & bUsiNEssEs | CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, BOTH ih) RATURALIBINCH CABINETS very detail You tl love it EAST SIDE svaliab’s in seme area Call large trees, beautiful «pot for the | Oven) © vee) a1!) 0/98 THRUOUT MICHIGAN To Buy—To SetlTo Trade | boys and girls Sizes os to ‘ eat Myelin ROOM: = BS p50 Olde: home in very , 3 nan, Teron! Restor FF | suburban family J aca with | ~ Sunday “10 to 4 om | pen 7 to 8 YOu BUY IT-WELL INSURE IT! In ‘good condition ; FE 40152 : - dition, @ rooms with -full i $1.262 50 down oar age a —— | FORMAL FOR SAL&, SIZE 9. 18 COMPACT UTILITY GROUP oats . | © ING Woatertord bath full basement. 3 be 7 oe | ( ees ee : / Rent Lease Bus. Prop. 494 |. Blue net. OAkiand 30-3387 rms cil¥ gas and sewer WIT. are ) Buy Li Tye | \ RE S , prercns- 19 ALL COPPER PLUMBING 6 coom. one floor plan as furna t t 382 Lake Privilege Lots!. ij J 213 LEVEL ACRE: MEN’s > SPORTSCOATS. 20. FULLY. INSULATED Close ta village of Water Ue a a te Rate you BUY IT -WE LL TINSURE. IT CORNER AUBURN AVE. os ae - a 2 2 ttary frame. front d €STATE=MUST SELL FOR CASH Country living at brs you can 3 oar TOP STREETS | ford 3} bedrooths few oi) M_ story frame. front and | Lots locatea ‘+ West Bloomfield. aftord to pay. Good 5 room bun- | be $10.00 : urnace corner parce! 82 rear glassed in porches Waterford and Commerce Town- alow on parcel 9003:300, ft with cae. 3000 9 7 wy "Remodel <\ uit Odds and ends from our stock. ae | xX 213-is among [ine new only $1447 down with E-2 ships. Om Case Lake Elizabeth © fruit trees 2 tool sheds = The oo FE 2S regory FE 3-p4i4. REALTY CO REALTORS All sizes in regulars and longs. se are just a few of the many homes and priced al ‘ust terms = take, Pleasant Lake and Wolver- homie is modern and attractive | eves. -5219. FE z — Everyone an excelient value! many features you will find im $10B80 with” $2'300 “uown ine Lake Cited aia Nate tat ~-FOR LEASE 126: OSMUN’S his Home that’s design ‘or to ig discount for cash 1 oTEe SS - PRICED 9300 TO 61.500 aS 2 pe eet 1075 W. Huron Se aviO day's living—but bullt the old : CUTE AS A BUG . : 40 ROLLING ACRES Good mmercial frontage on NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH Downtown store on. only $1 N Saginaw fashioned way. LeBaron School 3 rooms and bath afd util- orse Jobe UM Ad te ro a WITH NICE HOME oe pe Sse for used car POST NOFFICE | Sale Hous hold old Goo oods . t -ely Co-o; state Exchange - sHOE res | FULL PRICE | Sht,feer plan, 3 bedrooms niceliot gus and sewer tte es FE 2Og3 | ‘Lerel remeteled, farm _tene. |wiw COMMERCIAL BUTLDENGE | ae, Soames vod sate | See omecheld Goods 57 from living. ae potyeldched pes foundation a Price 6019 Cass-Eliz. Rd. 1073 W Huron, The whole family will certain! Additional ions available to build  5-7461 after 630 pm 2 PIECE F Rose “LIVING RC ROOM | while dinin pon vcatast ) with term FE29170 NEXT DOOR 0, BRANCH enjoy this ideal setting ~ The to acKi tena A GOLDMINE: suite 2 matehed occasional $15 750 P] L t kitchen full basement. «ti . _— SA Crap Le __PosT_o room home is exceptionally neat | RAY O’ NEIL, Realtor | i r ific Completely 0a chairs Lamps Jamp table End f] us O ; heat and water sottone: TOON LAKE WESTACRES ORI y OFFICE and clean and attractively dec- |. "962 8. Telegre Opens: eer Gas pump ae eed tables. Coffee tables Janity ta- Decorated ‘Cleaner than Has privileges on Loon Lake bedroom. screened porch with A F L. RII At AR. ADISE orated Inside and out Auto ott a! rE 4 $7107 330 ft. M 6 acres. Idee! 2ble eee mre seticien TPE 2 8 Lots from $1750 to $2,700 God Dutch Yours fer oniy ‘ bedrm home with kitchen Fireplace. carpeting | aluminum Acre wereeia) Bagh ead 427 mice ce end Gcine on SETER FE $1292 motel site Tliness forces sacri-|2 LIVING ROOM SUITE & See ie" home tonight trom 4 tN 460 avr ine, gm lnrge uilier, | BOPm* and screens Pris beach iy wooded. tsqih Pama 23) modgrn"Tithenoauached gasigs SO-Opevative Real evtate Rachangs ee wag, IRE alr Fs 1 : MM 3-4423 Pay akes Overjook- ee From foes = Poatinn fo west Sac rifice Peg ae ar pelea 4 \\ atkins L. aketront Peatete ok io “pt sat ee i rp cand 4000 (pe > ar i erate Latina’ Business Opportunities 51 Pipl Pepey ceded are. Ideal | ” Pitico ietrincrator ae SOITE: z Se ee ieee ; eal Builder needs money aud top peiael priced " SpafTbus ¢ bedroom home on miles to Brogkville and ¢ miles to. 4 ACRES OF WOODS | 0 | tor 2 women Possibilities unlim- | i Pir 3 f\_long OR 3-623 Puuiactlers| had on ee will sacrifice this fine brick Ms to put north shore sandy beach Offered hwy 18 Close to the and This atrractiv @ bedrooms bunge, § GERVICE STATION FOR LEASE ited Ceres ‘ll — will sel) teres. | ECE MAPLE DINETTE 2 Pontiac Lake road and go past eeeck home with attached Ea M ora) owne at $24500 Terms. OR Weeki-Wachee River. Wonderful ow wih . cael Worcea AE | cu pimnicr oll company. M _mattresses, 2 chairs. PE 2.5964 autte road to Genelia. -see eta wel fal anion an Speen Pek Realtor a =| Paerene $380, paltrene ss | tered walls end expensively car- hares aa. oot," we car finance the vou, lj HE UM. A M- ELWoop/4 Tilebeck Tehete noe ee AUITE,,..~ you there baths for less than $16 000 _ 5-8188 | | —¢ $10/@ month or 880 ev |: peted living room. truly blends balance Cal) FE 2-01 | REALTOR 2-719 = : : j Open Evenings Eor Sal P 44A Loko ; Kate al every with the towering trees. The 20x19 ors == 5 - ; 1 | or Sale Resort Prop. 44 z : 143 Cags-Elizabeth Rd WARD FE. PARTRIDGE Mes pees) with Tone ; | For Sale Resort Prop. hehe Jie, Also pe pireatese oe ft. living room with beautiful tile Girt =sor WELL ESTABL ISHED, | FE 5-1 wr PE 43844 [2 ORIGINAL SUITS. SIZE 16 @ ST) ANE marble fireplace. oversized 9 | ——— @s above. Pictures in etural col. fireplace was designed for UL sectitice, awner learing slate, | VW licns wea bens Correct: condi: REALTOR FE 4- 3581 kitchen. “with an sbundance | «18 ROOM HOUSE FOR sik | MIO_ MICHIGAN coer ates ment Owner, | (raining. | A for small *ramiiy. | | SDIKIELE Fie i — | Money to Loan 53 5 ROOM DUNO THER Ww FR “custom cabinets Ande | pedis a convalescent } i MUI | DURO-THERM Of. BURN- Sess ee ee ee: a toeledern tom tome T ROQDED GRR COTR Ea) Cs fe me Ber | ag Cert mat roe ros | mnt cried Ener) | Ta he Te —— Se | many er fea : : oS rith | Rt “is . DUOTHERM o! tures for your comfort ant OAK WAND LAKE neat sis ttractive modern rig’ 1GL/ Lt Priv. “Blasts top bed Giroux-F ranks | ee eta _ WHEN YOU NEED Ir i FE 200i oa aeebid Voorn that By Owner # bdrm ome te — Minite, rental unite lot 19812 _down $40 ® month EMpire 3- GENERAL REAL ESTATE $212 Waterford Rd “Watertord LEONARD REFRIO- Ee eee Ul on oe oN storm ak ene Auto- room tor expansion located of 3 NICE LOTS ALL IN ONE PAR- 4306 Dizle Hwy OR 30701 | Ph._CORIando » 39-8721. "at i heats washer, 3 piece Sale ote epee matic teat $1900 OR yarn} Seite sae rone pestnn drag 30 | Min: oe 09 5 208 Lake Ee Open until # Set ‘tt 5 1% ACRES — TESTING 300) a O ie neo met om suite. -FE_ §-6330. now? S 2 a hen Cee ou) ‘ al ee R andon Lake . ve cent processed gravel - HOUSE FOR RENT \ | ee ee ivtilacds at our office 7 For Sale | Farms” ' 48 open All pmotem 4 X room | You ean get tt quickly op rel and ‘a aiture for sale. merysone . Dye | attr ranch house b ; rome, I'g baths. stoker heat. ga- 8 ure, car or furniture o at gO Johnson, Por- 2°08 Voorhets Road irrest au Acre 13) Coated ea hearty ¢ - Ce ee . 80 ACRES ON EAGIE RD | ‘tage workshop 27x48 barn. East “endorsers. Payments to sult your _tlac. FE. 3-6213 ; 2tospm ae the m ost wees stabl-red, tighbor) cod act cy Bk : Suchy Realty Ortonstlie of Metamora Write AD. Gron- | budget We will be glad to help {3 Gas SERVEL REFRIO. EX. | ' the fen spet (2 th ‘, area pALP free | ned os . ce 2 2 a. ewe broom BY OWNER rT ACRES NICE} nat 1303 Humphrey. Fitnt or call you with your money problems cellent condition OR 3-2804 1¢ — perfect = t rm ee "t man : lott at is PANG y z ; —— ee Jos Bs ND HOUSE WEST Of Fl! Seer ey 11 aoa) SRO are eet is ie Snenwent eg metal boats located on the are story Home 7 rooms & bath lo- Rear hi) EO Otliespie bernie : ‘1T RCA ey SED CONSOLE TV. ABETH LAKE RD. ucted home comsisting | bar Pargset Moorn, toys. mater ,0, AuSable fiver. in the. Sie near Brown City Call FE Cedar ¢2461 ; “| | 850.98 antenna kit. $9.98. 5 yin lar | » 4 . ae aay a eart of deer Kuntine Maps / _— — — { ive i] eats oid Brick front dining room s Hbeis” courte ’ etn a Teens FE a a ue te selling anno: nomen NTRY HOME WITH 40 ACRES. ae Rv ‘Cora URE IneRe FIN ANGE co | Waiton,_< wi ALON iM fe 3) very good size bed.  ~ ati‘e 7 and 4 BED- —- - seg ee hmited umber of excellent ae hy Realty Ortonville i ‘ \ A Fa fy or Josiy1 FE 23-2257 rooms 13420 ft itt. Ne room with ROOMS on one fi BY OWNER QGIRESALE pas. PIGEON RIVER | crs are still avananle ia this PA a. White Lake Rd $1750 for equity | 18 CU FF T. UPRIONT KELCHL Wal to wall carpeting Draperies i porche ar qarege aaa | type 4 bedroom 2 a a rawe ‘34 acres of finest deer hunt, , ec odlsitien Protective restric- de ACRE FARM NEAR DAVIS. ; pee & month on coftract FE) Abs ial X30 peak abide, tor freezer duets otf Mr ae @iso included Oak floers Plas | xa Tf vow are large lot $12,800 Rox icin land in lower pantusuls over 15 tions FHA and Equitable ep.) road acres of timb oa is s. tiers Lak Or : a tered wails sSizanie kitchen wt! oowing for a place in the 32 My heslece Ol 2-37 30° a ‘ f oon Pigeon river, one of the proved Convenient terms can be | cond Bae ecchare s room hon WouLp ¥¢ YOU LIKE TO Ms MARE A AY S TO $500 ich . at m Ac tetra) ouemee ni r and DOWN TO | ses isa & after 3 6 finest a rout “treams in Michigan arranged to meet individual 2 large barns one with electricity | onte Eade poring & Les cent rr DAXTER 'e ST | Pry YDS ¢ Scere CARPET, GOOr . Lave : Z c LL Vaile this i it! | _ Ld beaut modern in tve-rdom eed j reeset Cal rE. Der iaundry trays, tiled floor Only #11608 Beier” aoe —— Rome in basement aan pectic HOL MES-BART Ww cround "uterine p seurel se yee: o18T3 | GET CASH OUICKLY cond 1074 Argyle after @ Fs de a tle ¥ urate one tocar + Weis nae SebGn lomr garage also 1 dandr hod oe rite lw RAM | uid enteken Mmercamen nik Kel ‘GROERY STORE 6 SUsINES | We Pe, QO —F GAL eS TOA pas: u um Bee sas and- Toom Bungalow ern tog rental units [deaj far 4392 Diste Awe } 1 ; 8 er, new Be bugey rood eon- tie ts Os te wt (ier Aneng the Trees Hees cat garage sipenti on st hunting club or place to retire OR 31950 sven MA 8-1249 buldine Doneed oentecace feat man an bi bide? Main y *tscabis.| Up to $500 a pee i Th eit : , $2 Yur TOR AND DRY © IX THE part of which !s ideal for subdi- 5 ' : pe Anas eet tae Noe ta Sei ee eee eee ae ~ et _ Ag SABLF RIVER corte city of N Pontiac each $10 viding $300 per acre with half! REWEGECAS BUILDING.ZONED - ae . ree Het iat | four Me fo Largest size with freeser Hills subd <isten Priced at 819 SCHR) GECAe oe RANCH TYPE. SHELt - }. BF > 9 or river. tr tht _preats on and $10 a month FF 5-9175 cash dowq For further informa- manufacturing. Gee beat excel. ieee : on 4 jose a) ei 00 cost 1) @ purcnasers new ing, -dinlng room. asd: | Liscation Br tue ote a me ieee a rome ae Mon write Box 19 Pontiac Press © tent location on busy intersection minutes Loans sive, made on Me AyRUY SMALL RADIO“ ¢0 <8. mortgage vate ru Rattace er a [7 ae) a cludes (a nret ard cl rap | O TS AND ACRE AGE “9 ) Ray ee Terms) Sor 88 Pos-  sutities, rE sarge Blevers 613 to) 418 . t hes Ss : 2 a S ee wh 
NICHOLIE oe L me ge Baie eel ot pay Bitctien 72 0G - se ee inc RISO” Ra aeE pa ouavess 5 ol oy | CHAIN “aR | 401 13 acre parcels, $880 3 J mi!) rth oof Pent! tes O kl nd re Manat ne o_o 2 PIII IS ee | J NEIL wired ca ae be ble con acre parcels 0) 000 Terma rl Excelien’ for subdivision — 19 ae Sete tate APT MO- a a = aE ES eanstiel ee AND HARGER CO | Nt water completes tum eC Shes COU GG ee oe oti mopletel; | urns VEORI $41 000 | house and boat livery  $20.000 ANYTH! TNO you she 
2 remagteo® KAMPSEN | weinne verve snc — bade cies ve aoENcY sere nite em Loan Company Fe sigiguge rts, pen Fventngs : 0 = -— 2 f : ; FOR SALE BY OWNER 3) aH ee a. ing isla W Huror PE ¢1540 | Leslie R. Tripp. pes lios i BED NURSING HOME: CA. 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. | A Tittle out of the rae but a lot wv room home with bath ond half REALTORS Paail COLORED GI's A heer ey MY +114) Ls en Erenines tering te exclusive clientele and = om ins lawnmowers $200 and ~ eo r é a 
= full on oan. garage. Dray EF ALTORS i FE 4.0528 Ina ot ben cette rege | Living quarters, pool toom and. SPECI ALS FE 54-8161 or 477 With in Innes, of ety ear ene | t - 4, Ons afitcttie ate (aed 0 eh tb R ul 14 Tental rooms furnished located highwe fo nees and water heaters. Bath- BLOc ME IF ae 4) 7 8 Telegraph re & Bun. bedroom bungalows, some ) in Onaway, Michigan $11,000 . $798 FULL PRICE—Lovely ‘» acre | = < oe oe faform fer interview, No xe z room fixtures, beds chests. dresr. KNOL Ls Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | ra Lert eee weeeture | terms or trade on Oakland County tract. Only $15 down & #lSemo. | 35 ACRES . LOANS $20 TO $500 a van: he springs and = : | home GRANGE HALL RD. ny ; resses. Living foom suites Templeton | argc Eee see eee men DORRIS & sox $508 LAKE PRIVILEGES -Onir «'» - Located on black top. Modern 3} RAY O'NEIL, Realtor H On gpetare enty TH acta, tedioe. tage ming eee 
$650 Dn. GI «: EDAR ISLAND Gis ene Sues oe 782 W Huron ‘Pont wee Rene 1887 atte: sont $20 sien spe butiding i fero luk ponte conlrmacmee: FE }-7103 or on en FINANC suites, dinette fee spel es ade 
‘ LK. | T gas odels: santas rg ~ en house come frutt. Full price Co-Operative Real Estate Exchange NANCE CORP. OF other mise. ttems. NEW & & USED. 5 der 4 room and bath Pull Orilsner ee arpect s \ Ss Pe gia b06 teem 6 | PONTIAC cise ont trade-in dept. for real $1280 FELL PRIe ¥ basement Ol heat Extra lot inmchooring “whe Went ne ale | uburban Prop. 453A $1000 FULL ACRE TRACT oni - = | MONEY MAKER | : ba arqains van . And only @ yrs ald A eood NOC MICETIEAN pas GS about one mile from city ifmitr_ FS ates ha aM - 3'o S Saginaw st, FE 4-9535 SE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN OPEN BAILY & SEN bay (fer scminoe | hteeen dees pees Now! ,Oniv 8200 ROK HESTER ARPA 1185 ACRES ele ee Or EASY TERM Near Orchagd d NOR? s : =e : . : nt mi $3 (000 LAKE PRONT Ideal location Adioining new subdivision On Grocery and meat Business "oC orm Sore) ra 4 NTHS TO PAY ecroom Ranc o home Modern 2 R es IDI, S RA ONE " it VILLAGE or split level home. Terme . the corner of black top nd on malp artery, Beer and TEAGI EIeIN AN 13, (C0) We bur. sell or trade Come out Separate dini in room huge pi tered walls cae “ae home Friar RAY O'NEIL. Realtor 3. bdrm. ful’ basement Gar qtavel reas § miles north of wine takeout icense Owner 202 N. MAIN , and look around 2 scree of tree fow ¢nbances beats j ight oe hardwood floors 299 § Teiegra Re Open #9 neal oni $120950 §, a: [_ LON t Pontiar Right for. subdividing retiring Can be purchased oer ye A "700.8 sien tavee F " ASOT vas heat Water Phone FE alii re bois . 1 BDRM. HOME Realtor at wholesale plus 10 per ROC HESTE R, MICH! EN DAILY @ TO ® fre : ff sofiener  Cicke to school] and Gye nor sees Le 1942 Wo oar Py FE tain yA KES Oe |. cent Fist an be | a OrAND SUN~ 12-6 at and water cat stores Siuhc:an tia) down cayment ecoperatl ive ineal Estate Exchange pesca aay ee oe aeeae eo 30 AC RES Le hres eek leaxed LOANS $25 TO $500 L & 8 BALES CO Lady of Refuge WHItt 1 AKr™ eas OPEN Ri Rocheste: at 2-0821 * Mans 1 Tor With lake frontage Adjoining new lease on hullding Call J AUT 4 miles of Pontiae or 1 mile DIRECTIONS Will sed or trace for smetier oa EC® POSSESSION other homes or country MOGs . ‘ibdivision north of Pontiac | ay Taylor Realtor, EE. ROUSENOL doo, gE oA urn Heights on Aubure " Be a r urs 
| — . +094 sri etary nok a S fee nm or near Pontiac @ lota + Rene: tah pba Marl eae Ht WW E ay E ck’ _ Broker In Pioneer Mighiands Jeeephine NVEST 7 =e : ICGETVilt Boe eaters OF eer ON eeviy PHONE PE 4 _ Nght to Greer RB full beta Serer pega ete & : bdrm -rec rm sden-firepiace a —_— and Voorheis —_ Li VE. TORS | ‘HOT DIGGETY!!! a aciiieage a ales model and: office at 6278 tive home. , Picture windows Martirn Y ACRES | Opportunity te go into froven. + ler and reasonabis Prieed = PE 8-316) — FE 6-1 , @HO Leslie R. Tri R ROCHESTER RD custard and drive-in restaurant Classified Ad 'To swat Paitin kK. I. len BY OWNER! R € UT TO; Les bly tipp. Realtor Weill-Tétated on etistt .t09 road an eat, euppiies ands buts. ee t d a ELL vis tay Realtor | } bedrma. home in Elisabeth Lake, CASH: Classified Ads! seh beth tnaod) | ia “take per t eete Secee | BE. s100 dows 060 por me. io te 8300 $20 10 0800, at you don’q need for wm e413 Meer as zoe" Putenes, 8 $13,400. 138 Dover at EE 28181, | ve cdi of PR eae IDOLwaY " Rmorwar ee A Cppenectledt at | LOAN en a you do,\ call FE - ; | . me Baldwin ave, PR 6620 079 Baldwin A ra ccm | Fvbie sxavice 28181. . ee = 
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  ining room, Xitchen and 
floor. 4 
this one tod 
        With utility and 
cLvaged tntertor. 2 a posellal pray fenced with’ 
ake ee: It's 
mice and clean. $1,000 down. k 
      
  
  
      
  
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he selig rive, 
naeee: ~ ‘ tite ie eres | 
carpeting and drapes. 
DONALDSON PA 
OUTSTANDING HOME    
    One of the picest homes in this | 
area Situated on a beautiful we!!- 
landscaped lot 
spacious living room. fireplace, me consists of | 
3 dandy bedrooms, lovely kitchen: | 
outstanding basement. with rec- 
reation room, breezeway and 2 
car garage. Owner leaving state 
BUFF BRICK RANCH HOME’ 
SALE OR TRADE 
room home with attached brick 
garage, fail basement with 
reation-room, of] A.C heat 
derson windows throughout, ao 
pees your wife will be wild 
or heavy equipment in trade 
3 BEDROOM nt tearatee Sal $1650 DOWN 
Attractive cedar ee acer a 
the minute ranch home Only years old. Oak floors. 
doors, lovely tlle bath, aluminum 
storm windows and screens Lot 
70 x 200. Would consider 
heme or contract in trade 
  
         
  
  A leng low and rambiing 3 bed | 
rec- | 
An- | ; 
birch tien : 
smai, : 
  
    
    
  BOSTON growing family. Large living rtm. 
Breakfast nook, | 
garage. Plan to and dining frm. 
ot heat car. 
see it this Weekend. 
i.’ Donelson Park sere Orehard Drive Lovely 3 story 
3 bedrm home. Large living r: 
with fireplece Screened summer | 
Large. 
plus breakfast roo: 
2 car garage. 
to enjoy the summer here | porch, convenient xitchen 
dining rm 
Beautiful large \ot, 
Pian to 
Indian Village 
Brick l'» story bome with 3 bed- 
rooms end bath on first floo 
bedrm. and recreation rm 
eas Beat’ Don't miss 
W M4 a TOR 
$10. Pontiac State Bank Bidg. 
Ph FE 4-416 
$2000 DOWN Like new Only 2 ‘cere oid. 
bungalow com 2 
downstairs, wit eee to-wall car- Lake 120 ft. ines rare 
peting & tiled beth. Nicely fin- [ef aptnend 3 feerce: “ie. 
lashed 3rd bedroom on 2nd floor 
Full besement, with sutomatic COOLEY LK. tank <i LOG. 
heat, ete Inside city limits. On| Year round. bath, 
jot 75 x 320 See tt quick! glassed in + eres of oe ren 
FR) D RILEY; BROKE R norms end screens. gar 
HOME OF. 
- OWN ST. $1, r 
up 
Some carpeting. cates basement, 
KNUDSEN 
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semii- | 
rooms | BLOOMFIELD — “Tw, 
$00 Elisabeth Lake R4. FE 61197 
YOUR 
000 DN 
A nice ¢9rms. & bath Pull bsmt 
new oi] furn new auto water 
       
  LAKE. » PRIV IL -EGES 
| a, 1s ING" LAK iE ur Custom Models 
$29,800 Daily ‘and Sunday 
| Ome Mile North of, Maple Rd. 
‘e me West of Telegrenn 
Ivanhoe 
MAfair 61 550 
- $600 Down—By Ow her     4 oesrore home large living 
room. kt el bath, ake over | 
_Dayments | “$523 after 4 p.m 
1 
For Sale Lake Prop, . 
BEAUTIFUL a FT LAKEEASNT: Le 
  lot on Wolverine Lake $4950. | with $1.450 down. Hannan. eo 
BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONT HOME 
Bek TOR 51154 S110 o month tn- | 
  
  
fenced in Nicely landscaped : 
_800 dn EM 3-2620 i 
LAKE (PRIVILEGES. if iGHLY RE 
stricted subdiv 
avatiable Beounitar building 
Prices to_ sell 
(2 8B DROOM See mous ON ! feerine lot overlooking 
lake Jon block sass 
    
      
    
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  ‘lov KENT, Realtor 24 W.. Lawrence 
Neat to 
FO! RMS AND ACREAGE | ge. OR -3-1111, FE 
NO HOUSE. NEAR ne Bucky Realty, FE cau Ru 
ACRES 
lag Pos +2338. sen: FE 54-6106 
sumers Power . 
  
    
   
  Jav ALANS   2 | Open en 4 ACRES EAST OF METAMORA. Stoker heat. 
Near Highland 6 room modern 
farm home 2 and 
bullaings 
a pa ball reher wheat 
20 acres reed aia 
off Milford Rd. 18. 4 . Phin rc 8U: 
Se write Ail State Jd 
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10 acres wood lot like 
rime Ga- 
out-   a i ta : « eee eee eee = J : = yon erie : 4h a } a ak eng ~ « a dots -y nae ci eo rey y ii . 0 . ee 
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__For Sale Houses 43| For Sale Houses 48 'MODEST MAIDENS — “By Jay Alan| For Sale Farms _48| Business Opportunities 51 “BLOOMFIELD . aoe ~ 2B sat KNUDSEN: TOWNSHIP'S | ~ 22 ACRES » CORNER re sane | RAgeNErt | | gan RESTAURANT 25, 000 Fa inilies $750 D wr dian Vill | TNO HS eee eng ena Pete igh ie “item. ha R dq. own es sete ie a .| vate sprinted 1 vhing lake." & ters , Towmnip Geta we ecommen 
up low down payment 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704S. Felegraph Rd. Buckner's, 
  FE 42535) | Ee date ran LIA aks + SUPER SERVICE sTa- — on gon Ax 
ventory. Call 20173. cacoamont payments 
Moed ot, . 
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Partridge serer sonny a “BIRD TO SEE 
Get needed aoe quickly ~ Tonys SPECIALS from Bucknere  {riendly 7 loag company 
MAIN HIGHWAY SUNOCO 8TA- Wi 
TION doing over 
per year. Income from 
piements profitable 
room owner's qua! ‘Buckner |   mile 
da. 
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000 down, plus stock. 
EXCELLEN Finance Co. 
Offices are located: 
; Pontiac and Floor National Bidg, 
Drayton Plains 4512 Dixie Hwy, 
allied Lake, 230 Barnston 
(next to bank) 
Utica 45462 Van Dyke 
One block North agross rom bank 
~ CASH NOW PAY LATER PLAN LOCATION at in- 
   ereleass fal TAVERN — Main 
highway location tn prosperous 
community near Tawas. Over $30. 
      Property wit satra tucome inched, Pr stand 
$28.000 with $13.000 down. Owner's   
quarters available 
BEER & WINE — Excellent lo- | cation near eotees uf Dixie High- 
  
      
  
    
  
  
  
    
    
    
      
  
  
    
  
    
      
  
  
  
  
      
    
    
     
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Michie eceer| i “ 7PIBCE LIVING 57| For Sale Miscellan 
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BR gee hina Cabinet wa | ere )M GROUP ANCHO 0| For Sale 
ist Fn te AS Talon "maching. coflee ta | OR FENCES Miscellaneou 
ve iE REFRIGERATOR | & Soar ALL a . yas per FoR’ SALE nena 1s 60) SL 
3 r size refrig & aviy oO $97. : 'p AY = Ue TO ACTORY he [ey Ice OF. H AM | 
: erator pi - PA on 2-489 ‘Fisch i) 
a Peagecn's Hank Furnite Lawnmower Shar a GARDEN TRA : ae 4 
ok Fart a — < *: 
‘REBUILT WASH av Furniture invous 2 owers, = ing: — im good condition. On AND Cc | 
all ¢ FE¢ B pe cea igri AND COLT. Plants, 
meng mann, aces thats interested | sia ou terford. oe Be * a pos Trees, 
UMMA ranteed. Thyle Elec ceo | SLD Bee ‘MUST BE Shrubs 
Gy 3 j @ fur EAWAY typ. Wae-/ | MUST BE 68 Sale 
egg Mbp bell 7 | ise’ 36X ON : Th ww eee | Se oe ee Far m E == 
giestrte te WESTI ye PURNI. included Lat eae FE eels 6 | high gone AvgTRI ; quipmen — 
tan a dave! saa REO HAND La FE 700. - BEAUTY EQUIPMENT 2 LINED | | & oe Pas your 0 ea a oo conDIri t 76. Fe ———— 
eof email Hon Ideal | LAWN MOWE? oak ancet <aF rage D | i_® “Drahne for $10. —, Choice. ITION. aS or ‘Sele fa 
Oy Silesia ; retrig. Lampe cak shampoo units and vow Berry fo) | “PLANT NOW cbt bere |_son. “Pie “eaige *"** Ganpen | ousetr 
UTOMA Phon _ Bis Lam and a Berry steel rs Now RV MI_ 4-641 & BOLE 5-31 ie DEN alters 78 
iy WASHER ere OP ee ih EM Sst ish bones cate ermine poet ohio pe | r NOW EVERGREEN 1 ENS AND ¥ ioe i 
fe ettigtrator. i 2 I IECE BEDR OMT $150. et Pormics neiection, “from "438. en a ie AKESIDE x REENS AT —_ p WHEEL ho oe 
CYCLE rator, ineh T EDROO 2-62 : on ree E TIRCE al Sor anea cite trac RSE, 
seme g WASH {ps FE Fates Big Braun SET - ate EM 3-328 43 = then you vour mrecy costs ‘ =| Paamiengy “Ra. ee se or Ut tractors ger Quick siuw Ou 
Sik atee ene Oren | crewere’ ced a. MPS 4 Serny' pe mote a aive | am | Sowers SCANS. host. vens Equ power mow.’ 
seal sakes “Spee 50173 rowers a Red. roomay mirror,|  & aye AND 7 Gold Belt we | ston Le PLE alibi bhai “way. MALS 301. Dy mower “PONT 
tion, 1 cabinet. VASHER. wilt ALL udoar sebent i pump mode rr “Paddock < yal memes _ Seow ut yreeianie pia = & . c¢ FRac Ch 878 pee Rares hon AC CHIEF. — 
resan® ** wp tincihe ie ON HOR $9. BATHROOM 1a Outing | BA. plate. 1800 | Oa: RACTOR w 8500 | and ‘showe ye 
New Dan = Dwighi| P NLY- $2 WEE “PAY Smet a — strong Wtiey ot aD VARIET | “tal iene be SUGAR MAPLE moet =~ * Peac TUT. heater, . ref oad srr e 
and JECTRIC DRYER. | Pearson’ s Bank F KLY Sohapen | Beet wien YOUNGS. WoL! a See ldwin Arm: wealremates proves wrod i s. AA BUYS AT-L @ disc | stove — ong! 
pela week ne down BANE scHAIBL ou ave mrniture Hardware, elect 7 ont vateamn reeo Punnete © 78025 wie | ipanea v3 ares men re < —— eres AT- *LEF’S ere: Maeosoms gonditon, 
uals “se : GARBA’ FE ¢7 and eal. eate we Caw wrrti | b he am oun 4s besa bets eee | carpet: 
BED {iemlialaen late $508. B sare ~ DIS : “i a aed fi talvanied ee Hot irweoe a H HEAT . war Reuse ay, amount. we rae and Sralectcomneten : nae aos 
dresse Com hone SEA = trie Co. __Lapee Sarre EOUSLS spring OD DOU b §-6717 shryb: ¥ Oo baits sea ataD eee Clin Sup : see. he 
Pura bes Aes! Lietetar! | EALY COUCH BED LIKE : = eee BA. 7S ot Toeere | el Réyitear 4 Usts BED. oe mie FLOWERIND poe rele Rotary Citnton sup Rota ae a 
ve bere ns! enh niece NEW narters, SMAI 161 Baha lei Ree ts ass @, fmcludt OF cin town Terms te aa ral 6-002 
OTT sore | oitoman pee it Opd HALF | —_ p pum nai ts nanlar ea: ing) whee [on 8 SAL. bes : 
Bhs TILE meer | Mectcl PORTABLE a ‘aera ast erica ° | Peorbien: Base a oat clemene fsERvice 
ru Com console, | $30.80. 7) is Sewer " Dratp 7 LGR sito noted cell) oe x 3-060 | 
HO plus gas plete instal SING onstration. OR 3-678 Some AND 18. 6 guset or Pipe — il Tile Frat —o teks Bee Eimhut ie L oo 
Kenyon, on ae me Fore noe A = & stoek of poherceeed Facets ene e Rd. 1 ust. Row and p MERs AMER a de 
Cast ORS OUR, PORRTTURE late ._ RO B Grease es rasp berry AND ee a Oa 4357; ¢ ICAN 
| = a. vale athe wa — BLAYLOCK is & wall ¢ reps. flue aspberry plants ROBINSON FORD F Liberty ue for = 
1 Uke —™°: ‘Dealer oo wt 4-768) Ee $1 Orcha: Soak a8 : sce plants, OL Lathaa very g _TERGUSOM _ aiallenedat sale 
2x12 LINO "Porta ler TE olbes. o.77 Sinks . |eet Sark eeu Ply sus veh alle OUT ee EG, oem Goce TRACTOR | oe ALUMINUM 6 Fa r 
4%4FT. W LEUM $7.20 | Portable. Can be. put tm © ¢ bs Sta | FIG saw Be PUMPS Ww. OA retaregne. tor foun Sate | ued. 10 ew, | oo iat serie 
es foe TILE 25 <n tie, PR vaia. CHINE | Cutmce 2, frome 09.98. 0. A. 9 SAW ae" ARM. TW i: ~ ames La " Voreadere. for pisat| sete NEW & ses Sh SS 
| ¢ aa : iN es r ran ier area ade =. 
ae OAL. si 7 IP eel Ws, Retrigoreiene [yy ant — , ie a aie, bea oe “soehe ape, en a G00 _ 
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INT. OAL 93.30 SPC! MUNRO. mode,|  -T* at 940. eotaal oat gues novel & | Pentioe 80.8 Opdyue. ste 1) VALUE 
TRON. FE «oss & cial wi 1000 W. Huron. .™ Mo case ILE wanreD-GROWN: 3 Nan road | 7°» NORS ™ 8 Priced at. alumipu 
5068 ryer N e GOOD rs ted 3 re R R a z row at oi 
GEXCEL: Sora Bi ibeo W tury a: HOUSEKERPIN Siz marbie ¢ “temovel PR does KEDOE For ee cultivevore eae | sates Fon ae ay: 
ae iS +11 ta wk A BED WN an ee eS Pontiac G SHOP 5 C colors. Ox8%e ineh eee ted Sale Pets Ror OR 3.3470 plow & Adel | “Comal mroral $2618, 
a T  REFRI leek ence MODERX | Discount $ _#1888 Cents E sag erp =o Dous.s “DISC. 838. PHO! nat. 900 Pontiac ta v. 
prbogeire ode mab py ors r modern if Neon cat t Smishe - ; a 3 AKc : eas $35. PHONE PO ontiac Lake Rd. oor 
poet. excellent eee ‘TOR. yplue. slay. modern home utiful LIT WHAT shcount FLOOR S “De ape ews soHn ONE NTIAC C e Rd. 
AVENPORT AND y. Phone rE STOVES. 1 fon 7a wy eer ak LIKE ore cc vo SHOP on't spear it till : | WEEE OLD a 0a * a : ata FAR Stadia 8 CHIEF 
ane ry AnD cuan — eg ae OUORT. ol. _ =e nore Just ue i LAWHMOWERS atin Saginaw st “For Sal — pet ihe es find out what it | sevens ie eras ARE Ree SPAN: | Uke new comp ~ TRACTOR - SAR A eedoome 
136. : s A —>- ' cues OLE fe = tion, plow S: 
alae alas PE ate 2.0801, a Mt. Cle | Ses oa Tage yards wreeking TAWNMOW St_ FE 3 PENED : le Miscell ." , Mos, ot rai cal, ana | fer aut time, com # ho 194 TO 46 GA 
' EASY - Dress COUCH. m | exon ain ein ban | air WER 5. AU Nu sips bce hema aaa er Pema REGIST uten sale. plete price 6806 | eee ent 
: a 4 Is of cool HAR USED vx ous male E ce ga05 | 1847 sty. 27 cep 
BeLEEE wows Shai mate re pagers Coe ie axe8 ALL TTENOTHE, 4 oe ynow gt Us te clei ee AND iad oS eS I 60 Sand, Gravel & Ke REG Cee ae Haski ie ase baer’) 
= B AN cup- THS. 1 FT 6 HE R 3-22 140 | 200 {1 les ia. 3° . s ies, DA k : 9 Whiti ntal, 
: eaee tans f 54 tn. Fy sent a t anata pe rr. coe pantin you thee ye a 15e40 WW Wrench fos cuit Ao TOPSOI : Dirt 66 | Fairy 0 wks BACHERUND. ~ | ¢ ins 950 Paieee, 30° 
i e r roa. t R ‘ J H cote reds - “ H 6-3262 1r and © * mh G < es BSL A MY vies | 781 95 
i OE es Sie | ogg le eee roees pa oo . ope mahoeling ant Problems YOUR UsED ‘alle Ra ELet Bashed sand CRUSHED 81 ~~ AKC Seth ie Orton ppusie Highwa | lapels 
15 rug room rin etna Nae BA 4 dr sepals ag peen ig) (MAL LY os ~ ain aa Cellenetin & ong. oF Lik PUPS one + at MIS Ree peo ae 
raed a Fr ren a % wise of of tore. Ohi Yell magic. no ep ELECTRIC CAWi A-L TOP tahytime FE. «6584 Pathe i Pat ple §-6071 Sehgpot bea trope) 
Pe penal pat. Cros ADE large _ Mew cote ree park » we | fee tae lasiunee cena. pea SOLL FE. 4-65 KC REG ws! \\ chased on our te ay 
cold I gees 6 a1) Macatee IN DE 3x12, all 1 St gee hemor ing in w condition eoptglahencrd | ae at BLACK” oe IRISH au IVER. ment pian A ie oe Lee 
Fymivare it J somimys vba! bere All qui aT BIO at betaling oe 2x6. 2210 sie | > @ spo rere enn | ANTED EM y3108 R George Bu Sandan pint, <*3* be just th SETTER PU AN AVER °85 G! free. pine A “credit a 
woe” Used 3 Th —— DISCOUNT - e wal pane axi2. | TION] Sera ie ihe De TAREAeih : A TOP row PES set aes cclerheeny) bebe gee SND. DIFSE $3 GAS! eo all comtrect pore ’- 
pete Guaranteed retriger - cobmeete, mnartte ms. ata | LIONEL “= | Lost ada plea NB TAB ¢! | dirt, soIL, RICH ea meron oh ma hunters, neat TOR SEL TRAC H rect purchases.” 
“| e ry ete. to: ; iL & : ress se call bY sand RICH stock Ts, near! KS . TR: ; H 
ae ae i a Ee a NEL AMERICAN’ Som ea tae “pt ta at Ae FE ea 1 SAT SO OCS CHINSOR 
ELECTRIC Exc |, VY) mod tad ‘R _ uthorized INS . 000 FE | DE TOP ac 4798 OR BO TAPE ER N . 
;_a-4 18 MAN’S MAI ECKIN gen facto | mi am NE RS | _Kravel | AKC XER- TORS -R OT 
Good — W Pixe & N Se NY. I? ry mornin S- ae and 60IL DACH . ati S ? . R- B 
sapere “Pia es USTON WRECKING CO. stash) “as INS | Se ES oa Ft eet State oe Se separ ere borin Eb, Ae LE 
et malelnnenee Stange ke TRI HAKGRS Datly 8: ror He lS ewe Ww Ww 6 YDS EM 3.2440 ND AND | . Pie 8 AT sTU 14 BL HO 
coe gt Ameren. eee | TRADI ie] wis eRe oe owen, Mow npr oeny mses INDOWS Ip ie aSeasray na oa aia Fanagrs = meewe:| CERS, Mcp pic. oars MES | 
Micigan ie es we ADE-T U = Rrderees plop ites Goes mble h L a ered $2 ry " EETS ; ites). 1 _Dizte 
CA Sicy PRICES S-IN | D deeeeh i tes Dean cone: mnie ess. vents. | Le. PES ORAV’ Piles sine ot ub’ \ - cor 8 
Lake Ave. juoregcent 169.95 SLASHED EPT. 4 vmscta saitdoel cod peat A eo eee ure “wind 4, Slade FE AVEL “8 EAGLE veuiya wae |W E ON: Plains. OR 
EE 4 s . ae Pa ayments avail nol RS "window. EIN A lows. | ALL §-0448. ORE 4909 ~pUPPIES \ AVE 2830 OR 3-1208 
ECTROL ard i} UY N asterboa: en adie WF r PR N eel ot 5 Clinton ES — Ga SEV 8. Dert 
like ROLOX. ta sibs es wing roo OW AND Plaste rd” and Law ¥ ie ICE: 18 ON crush BOXE ville Re AKC REO. 1O0D ER. Ar Hw 
Take ‘over MOD! room mplete Se. | Sivas Merbostd 8 13 | Mile Ra verau canny ol er OXBOW MM 8 mine 7 the Gee P solr. oxen OR ts | TRA USED BARG Fim 
times, we peymeis of ret EL. 3 -su vo 310 65 | Pins Jet yes rers oe Ben . IW W peels Le ON Tor ti “Wood ie - Fong meg re let FE $003 LE i - Gd : F FORD | Used GAINS 
ale: nts of ce of 2 etal t c ‘&« bed- | tne ond oe | x am M 1eaes IN ors iP 80 ne oe hfe c IRN “388 8 oO I Kio § 
couch ; ee eto : ole bf emote iss 3 tri elke: tm stock Sloe sue SHIP ME \T woop "EMpire m Ne 0. re cami re “om =D ORE | CAT renyen E t FUPPIES a | ROWS. S. DISCS, ; LSO | "ina hoe. —, 
\ STUL r) 9} aC 1D WOR! re 4082 1 a BO itha of Pi AN’ Ke i ustel 
R = eats t 9193/52 i gany. Thi WOR : Tor N D- A > A 2) end A= 
Ee pgvachele oD aay t00 00 | 2S Crown Coat CHURCH’ de deors.| Somers KING MACHINE Ncesarercral xe o chetge F IVEY K AN LOAD R:| Parte teat 
lik gond vie Te Some ow We MAN'S Bo >, Joint Cement tn ie | ee RCH’S INC Renery 3 inorte MACHINERY ‘py easel RUSHED STONE. | mt, R wALeS rrven® | WWE D TRENCHE! ERS Tepdedna, Want 
ditior ; oi ~ e &t. sve | ft. ay e MEY! quirrel Ra aN. ww e@ grind grinde s ten. A ® arl = os at = RS. | 2% Credit 
rae oR soe | ee E CTRIC oun 83 ee HR ra nar WELL POMP. YouNOSTOM Sate ta fap tes Ui leetieed LN mr) fies Sean ‘Powers “SREP PLE ? an \ com. H gut wiles a. 
LL - SIZ: DEEP VA RI | ous tir nlpse foc) ck da : preseu PUM $4 WN C Ra | sale) of voted. FS TEST: tear 11 Mile ros Pare rw LINE O . HOUG 
= fir i$ tires re ta P mod ‘ABI + rete ruck £44079 © e roe me Sl? ats : ( 
sds ein comin asee SUMTER HEATERS By pirwood Het The “Pe Sst Theva ag. ahiy ET SIN |, We ee as ir Gheenieat ta | AW a DARTS = tes & Sons 
qual calor Chaser o Wann oi ARANCE. ms soa) } FX lem ore | Nase cate ar aeaen c L eons Ate ) SER ARTS| — Olive 
; veep eagaye rae ALL WELL. some | ane te * it ths 11 =“: ner ailcaks a aie ALMOST ARGE PO home F span.) | RVICE : ve 1-076 
BA n. OR, GA. TA iz: L KNOW AK 5 $425 | 17 VE pti Jengths Ye tt A y values nets at s Wall abet ST” G black INTER E 45-0416. VPES a ALI. Loe 
al pectn hn Ae Coat COMMU A TO 10 E SURE 2 | eee unin euPPi ao Neungpees! Eieted ENOU oon |? nee WHITE, W OF TRACT Ls X 
giver ate roaster, noe LAM aw CONS! PICK 1 BU ITs iNew se U P 7 * one free lete J-pecid Kitehen . JGH TO FE ARAKEETS ck face FE 1TH AND 2ACTORS 
: ml | Or TAT WIth 1-96 ' IMPLE IRS | 
suete, © sf nseesins ls P| AED OAs LAWR SEoweEn URMEIST ad jus’ sD * oatabine e, $2100. pehard Lake Ave iolay Brena ar FAT rmusual colo GUAR 4} INC MPLEMENTS| 
daire, ¢ el tio tld w n.| ou m8 RA! EA | MEISTER sewtn ABLES. WILL Feat Syma 1 | Tesnel os aE _ plies S01 W. ra Cages ANTEE NCLU eA ENTS| Tra 
daire, electric + odd, pho up R ANOES $20 x Ro | lt ing machine Tease any ILL Do I : | Topsoil mixed [POUALL Pan la here tae FORT ‘DING T | i er Sale 
Ave, upon 5p lis ip mca et ae waren toe D orthern I | chery PK 6-303 within a. radius u Yoursel —_ bie. Peat i. vour Fee sRAKERTS “cal “400s YRD. FERG THE! 6's'n es 
reinibe en tie ne BED FUR rie Co. P 8197 -umbe a OLD rE +3099 8 only eeue | f ol Prees trun, $19 bok baer require- a} ANARIES, MASS Ae ERC “US | ary 
AIRE im 6 to frig NITUR Sathana t Co “GAR 535 A rt ee Bb yage ms 50 per PAPA O27. 584 cao ASSEY- ?USON,! ¥, 
AUTO eae ede piano, Ec. (N EM Lake . look AGES uburn ee lverise oad. KE Ooi : : DN. erm wide 
on a a Bim Teter t Matte! al ieee sens | "es WEOR PENT la a "ted emis Erase 2B Se wae as Se har pat 
STOVE oer. FE) D = al ems FE. caus gusecenéeses) | canes (alae ST GRADF ayers Re. Pt P es Panola es. Me 
$50, ‘te $36. 3 ELE F OPE! 4-5654 arege 4 fernece va Stee pores il te ine TORSO eeP PA ra Rd. ontiae F vee real 
le RE W “CTR 3" E14 NAL jeors capable tle essing TOP Re vr 4-65 e Fe n Intest % fh. 
ch ision a} 184 Fr | eu was mi HO! i arn to 
or se tio, table a sprcatp os 4x8 custard m reruicaly N CUBA ‘card Tax cm Paint erg 8 Lack Bi Pures ts bade FE RE mies pe a me Tractor ¢ Nomen “est 
E ? re stae | EAR for sale "OR. 34 Ee es ve_ PE orf bint an Pea RE ® wm oO. * 
TOM a. oe “s60,| MA ot area eB or sale OR | esos * de ae | is THAT P $-6180, | soll, sand AND \ 0, PE Daly ae qoowa =~ new. 
T-WithER OT MAKES ae etch enon PACHOUD W 6 ep freere| @ ” prices, ” | < bulidost and so | Ko al MALE Seca FE on doh coaes The soe. oSacnsaue 
: aE we pees ; ERA = 5! we TOU 0 GA a mon ms scor 2301 Cg a AaCEINS ve met ae | BLACK wen i lama | RKO Wate FE ee 17 ON FORD +040) FE ac ame . lore ppg wank 
[hag or’ ©CO _ CONSU! PICK $40: K| - e PAINT y. 6 eo | Sund ig, Ww wre ae dirt T TOPSOIL: AND ; month ‘c= PAW er and D TRACTOI railers we we are 
ER ie 5 2 OW MERS e and T You rE 50 ave (6 eckda 5-644) AN POMED 4. old N BO _ | $785 back ar LO wiht have 
$300.96 ER is Pr t LIKE NEW 8151 LAWRENCE POWER ‘415 Peering & ores: or Pyreen Tite Cher ici 108 | Thurs. @ to 4 s ® to " BLACK DIR DIRT eel D rite | So ae oh tee xen jo, Ton Kquite andntok New a ae" te pie ‘sell on 
aon only ise j eee Pa Floor 2.96 OC Camera: every it. i sete os i. TOY PUP $0089 e over eo. x 
AG 9 Sen “Or pope Ad meng Mae rag et a eras, E sROwN. servic TO 24 eee PPike | Mict pay: ‘ 
ana Hot ELECTRI Ie nla INO rayion Piatt ur wall al. Equi ae ant . yee. the registered ». Chain Ss | Te 
one ‘tie ae a ED TV racic ES me pet TAYLOCK Te cee GIA Pint! oF aes omay:| “TROPICAL Fi ai: ses Fea oy was rg AA : 
_ stand, storm enenol, . MATTRESS inoleum | an roherdi tae NO SUPPLY CO | EPPE sold traded, CLAY ai omb'e. 4 an & SUPP | MOCULLOGH ae cal 
nO orm wind pl Land Ess RAD Rubber is Oe ft PO Lake Ave — co |8? y RT'S. A Clay © LOAM TOP Soll OA 8-2076 Perk St, Lis CHA rh) ROYCRAPT 
PO! low, ry tub ' 1 69 WER r »-Ti0t Ru AMER Du x! vend TO Onto Son one) trade 
OT FONT REF. wg PE 1-073 -IN SMITH's Sec ra | MOWFR | pace Bese A SHOP unn.- PE 6-1 fn re Y MANGHEATR: ee & Lay om \z Fraver Hs 
Trg eae gam et bere mame OH ea HEAD( Se | anes re Sow tna aa a. | arena Ae Freon Sevin Mout kre vies Pen ta 
acreoine ts gandition 0 UBIC | abl M DEEP WELL 37 S.S gal. TORO-ECt CARTER camers s MOVING ANE MANURE E _ haa “POX male. FE REG. 4 Ata R 
rawisic kak niv e | ti gine mel IPs S DDOCK. FILM & @ AND REG ORA 7 son Phone Mi Inga $ OYA 
gal. WAT _ od ls | us JET | na Ww Such roto! AND | 1032 4 FL cow Ver RIF Midw m. bagy 
Stailed $160 95. R $129 93, EATERS “65 and e€1S | DEMING So ee wa eae fp a flesh o) COTSMAN = Sale Music im nyice | Heol al one =f | #EERAWER ret Hi Ar sTUD. ~ Met} oot tt b | ee ere. Hee new, . 
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ds! | mee MACHTEDS A 21433, You Dino 1 ponte ; “ . Trees ‘Sh Maes barrie plo on ruber dou quitiva. | — ai aT ERCELERY 20K. 
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| for Rane ew 88 4 Pr. : 3 bowls sib os UNI-Fs Fas! TE LEGR aa ay LAD is “68 also F 4 ex AND uty + pringtonth uble, di ™ EF +1680 
"| eo am oF ahr rE bis #1 : eglored fits 88 Pi OW Bid “reno Oia Ht Aas . 1oLrUs ariuoa (recs owcer cellent ¢ petal oitte| na tte ee or Sate 022 E_ Rutgers, 
\ 3153 be Scie cored path ngs Obedline peep TS) ewok 2 ¢ o BULB rear lo ‘track 7 ond) i te itke fr com e] heey 7 M 
‘ or sets i Faryenl WEL! Sat & - Fri janvan ae Lesion FLN DIRT _Jonder O1. 3 7m erader new pressor y Se lotor 
. ' mh gba fom ty oe eT a v2 MARIN UPVER A rt © pon eat County Marie sale et Ac a °F Sumo Si prasner Pota ee ees sia bees 
' . paw UPPLY | ot hd af < ule arnet 8 ER SALE tall 17 CAPERS rua Ces y oiltanke nk : ft $800 
i el p 2 ake ACTIO ® mower of s ank« : after 3: 
. ; ~ 4 ao see | crete feunde PMING orEP neld 70 Remite ie Spud os 2 SS w “9000 sreAbTiFe Deringer vuky Powiiliewn FOR PARTS - oe EST 
% \ Cail pacary pub and nk 16 Beale 7008 Ses 3006 = ans and wae er pute A eo cutter: ‘ Sek aeer, iree beovia petted Mh on SAND. GBR ese 
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- THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1956 \ : —- 
“Wanted Used Cars 88 __ For. Sale Cars 91| CARNIVAL ° by Dick Turner| For Sale Cars 91|_ For Sale Cars 91. 
ARE YOUR CAR PAYMENTS TOO; Bd 1986 “8, ROH, WW,. A’ 
.WENEED (“Seep GSs “LOOK! “eu tive tare Wile 
CS/ model Orton Motor " ————— | oe | 1 Se ee IN a5 ; . 
‘55 ,PONTIA |S potd, = "hcreury amass y == | 1956 CHRYSLER TOWN sce tt sa + ' . 
ES sPER von. Riv. AND COUNTR : Se CONVERT ‘ : 
wei HOrsR'SAu SS Se | STATION WAGON seit ie POA zs 7 , 
a For Sale Tre Trucks 90 1983 BUICK CONV {1008 Piymauth Belvedere ¢ dr .¥8 tinse! a nf O fa 
2 STUDEBAKER WRECKER | Thi is 9 bow tu red Jd 8 tires. | SoS aa WwW tires, ‘ene jowner. 
sia pede thing a nseiet, Serta tel porters 1064 Plymouth | Belvedere station CENTRAL — f : @ ; Sj e 
on mines. 110 8.) Welunde pont ape sae seek ta "hata "eee | LINCOLN- MERCURY . But for Genuine, sincer ii CHEVIE GTO To  — ae Case : 
eee 1955 Etre SS peeafhftbeems| Money - Saving Value Mat Loaded. with TOM, PICU 1952 DeSoto ¢ dr Powerful VP en- | ‘53 een am rer hae h H A Miles 
cn iiy ‘ona ‘Just your" ent! FORD Moe guia, drive, aL, Bare afta wap get, 1, erm | tLEWS- argreaves re 
} MAINLINE : Pi mouth Cranbrpok dix. ¢ dr. Jha MA ZUREK 
HASKINS FORDOR x Beaulia Sasi "uaeet very snerp. MOTOR SALES Ahead! 
CHEV 1295 GaUkeares — |Rgubeetarentees ae “6731 Dixie Highway i Mis . ee ST. luxe. Club coupe. Radio eer VISIT OUR a, 
Mange —— LARRY canrsige eeo™ | HOWAR PREIS, " MW _ Ellwood JEROME | pen 8 om. “ws ) 8 p.m._Datly | 9705 Orchard Lake Rd. TWO ig CHET 4” TON PICKUP : . 4 D ¢ DOOR, EXCELLENT ‘46. PLYMOUTH 0 More ‘| ; 
* ROCHESTER FORD DEALER “condition FE $eaie CA age ew tly hla port L ndS$ for Y lf cov- Sa 2 ) TON fa DGNES R, ALL “Pon I rai = Ir rade DS pd A 1936 we sue semen ee — Bill spence|| ots an ee or ourse 
mats: cnEg, gor, wees | TORBEN BOM 4 Ee lake plete “OLive| heater, We 'W Wires, $1275. 2008 | 1986 BUICK BY HARD. a5 POR Tia 300 | te i patos, S. Saginaw 
E arr Fe pond DUMP, EXCELLENT bres power ‘penis, Power : wie cellent cone, orig owaer, "6000 ipl Snot of ° g Cass and 
condition. 7680 Andersonville Rd. = eke Oclon ba bar bales _eash, FE 24721, ¥ 
i eel Lal = D RUNNING CON- 
perms ate | ai avenge "a S| we qemu Oakland vind anc 3000 F arr 55 e = eee eer ; 1956 FORD 146)0«6©>PLYMOUTH, EXCELLENT 
Peal ser ores. wd) ha “nails a ; yap pata i | eae cecaracaks ectng sor teas || meen. Ores) neuter, wee-| Sune” Wedlo and Wetter 
Wo salle $80. as fo 4) E. Shad- SB NAeumauies tater a ea MORE —— Cayeesprmeoces eee a Siam. Al. mask ant Nery 1955 CHEVROLET. | ts j ‘$3. PONTIAC dl STATION | Inte . bolt. Lake «| Shape MA $-3180 : Oh, come now, cheer up! You're not signing away your : Mae at Clarkston Rd deeper winto healer: $150 210—6, $1395 ~ 
= oa GROWER REA. | Wie, +, TON FORD rickUP |i life, you know — just your worldly possessions!” °TMy 22611 ua * 1955 BUICK $1054 ak FT. eer a 
once. Pair fers. § 
OReenleat ee _ 
Smash 120 'h esas ‘Beet ers demons np 7 Arne Bea ike new. Phone 
‘ or ooabens 
ore ese, “eereees PESO   
  
    
  
  
      1963 CHRIS CRAFT COMMANDER, 
Fr" Pies sory good condition. $175 
  
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Te er tour beat eet ch ete | 
PRDERAL REINFORCED 
4 W. 14 Mile Ra., at 
Lincoln 3-4442 dan e'to 5 ~- 
Your authorized dealer 
EVINRUDE “MOTORS Whirlwind bosts Wolverine | 
INLAND LAKE SAI ne _ Huron PE 47121 & 3-122 
COM- | 912 8 Woodward 
  NEW 
earth prices 
is. toess 0655 Dixte Hwy 
SHORTY HOOK’S 
an oF CP EVINRUDE, (EXCEI- 
‘ceampertation Oftered edi67} 
FLY TO oon arted it lo 
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$39 Service, agent. OR 39441. 
Tap? DRIVING TO FLORIDA 
would like passenger. Write Box 
33, Pontiac Press 
OR COUPLE ool & drivin   
. ™O BHARE to Hot-Springs 
leave FOR MACON. GA ON May 18. Will return May 27. Need 
someone to share expenses. FE 
  
  SERVICEMAN DRIVING TO CAL- 
fornia, departing May 14 Share | 
ws OR 34468 after 5.00 | 
TRA RTATION TO NE 
kansas _*ansas for or driving car FE s0008. | 
TRUCK GOING NORTH PART | load either way. FE 86806. 
_Wanted Used | Cars | 88   
  
oP TO $0 For IR JUNK & CHEAP, cars. 
WANTED ~echaP¢ CARS 
Ph. OR 3-4511__ 
THE HIGH DOLLAR | 
Por high grade used. cars, We 
— them Drive the extra m!lee 
Et pay rou well. 4540 Dixie 
"H. J. VANWELT OR. 3-it5s 
SHARP CARS ONLY bid your. ear is sharp bring car) title. High Sollee paid for | 
odel used oc oem BUD SHELTON | MOTOR SALES Corner of Auburn & E. Bivd. 
FE 46728. ! 
~ See M&M Motor Sales | For — — op late mode! cars | 
OR OEM days or eves 
    
  
  9627 Dixt AN | 
ane MAKE OR LATE models. Econo’ Auburn 
WE PA a DOLLAR FOR Y 
sharp late model cars. 
COMMUNIT vy 
MOTORS 803 N. Main, Rochester OPEN ‘Tir, 10 
OLive 36311 
any uske toy any Kedit “To 
eects LEY AUTO PARTS / $e219 170 BAGLEY sr 
Junk and Wrecked Cars 
Eastside Auto Parts 
18] East Pike St. 
_FE 5-6855 
    
  
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  MARINE || 000 miles Good cond Mancalari 
Market, 402 Central Ave 
TANKER TRUCK 8U ITABLE. FOR:| 
road olling or orchard spraying, 
will trade, also 1952 % ton GMC 
_pick up FE 5-219 __ 
‘44 GMC DUMP TRUCK. PRICE 
$250 ‘King Brothers," FE #1112 
_or FE 40734. 
1983 OMe ee ARMS 
~~ WILSON 
G.M.C. 
1054. ( G.M.C. 450 erica: 
Will take 16 to 18 ft. 
‘ body 
MICHIGAN'S LAROEST omc 
TRUCK DEALER 
Oakland at Cass 
__ Auto Insurance _-90A   
a ohn oy ser. Lsauhoasd ght 
fears ded 
Gon ont al 
five FARM 8 _ Auto.-Ins Cal) Perr 
before you renew. 3-114, FE 
~ Fer Sale Cars 9 
TRADE UP OR DOWN     
“S4 Buick HT. 
‘* yo sooner el 
+“ big | soy up 
“3 
S| ‘Buick, ite dr 
‘sl 
HURON MTR. SALFS | radio & heater, | 035 W. Huron FE_ 2-264 
Harold Turner, Ford 
A-1 Used Cars 8, Westward . MI +7500 
Good CONDI- 
Sylvan Manor 
20047   
  
_FE_ _ #1684 oF 
SCHUTZ MOTORS _ 
AAA Lengectceltnt yf Saal, su) it -ONE OWNER 
MI 7811 
12 MEN 
MAKE 
A JURY 
But you can be sole judge of a used car when rou sh 
Pontiac Retall Store. 
‘ whose reputation for - tellin; 
truth——_—And the whole truth and 
nothing but 
the test of years 
plead their 
and try own case Come 
them in 
56 Pont. Star Chief SAVE ' Catalina, Bales demo R&H Hy- 
dramatic power steering and 
power brakes 
*$4 Pontiac 2 Dr. 
Chief Dix....... 
000 atjual miles 
53 Dodge 4 Dr., 
Meadowhrook. $599.97 
R&H. dir sis 1 owner. A 
beauty 
1953 Chev. 4 Dr. 210 $845 
Radio & heater, beautiful blues 
paint. | 
5S Pont. Star Chief 
4 Diop $2045 R&H Hydramatic, power steer- | 
ing. power brakes, 6.800 miles 
$4 Ford Custom | 
Clb. Cpe... $1045 RA&aH, Dir aig good driver | 
"$2 Chev. Styleline 
WI. peoemerowce $595 R&H Spotless throughoyt 
|’S2 Buick Super HT $695, R&H. Dynaflow 2 tone paint 
Nice 
Transportation | 
Specials! 
1949 
— idsmobile 
Hrdramatic 4 door, $246 
1950 
Chevralet 
3 door Posergide Ret 
1953 | Hudson Wasp 
Radio & heater Hydramatic $379 
1949"! 
Pontiae Deluxe Radio & Heater. $195 47 
PONTIAC: RETAIL 
STORE “GOODWILL | . 
USED CARS” | Tes MT CLEMENS 8T. FE 3-1117/: BEHIND THE POST OF rice }   yuck & Boushell. er reiry ' 
the truth has stood | 
Our used cars | 
$1195) R&H. Sacds rd rene mmisios: 16,- | 
si0t Ss   for Your Money 
  onda ____ For Sal Sale > Cars 
SAFE BUY USED CAR 
FROM J C 
Bob Frost, Inc. A K 
Lincoln, M and — 
incla, Merearyand | ET AT JDT 850 S. Woodward Pp NTIA 
Birmingham O C 
$1646 '54 Mercury Monterey 
Hardtop Coupe. Carousel 
red, white tep. Radio & SALES heater, Merc - O- Matic, 
w/wall tires. Really a ( larkston 
penuty: 1936 Pontiac ster Chief Catalina Sedan ‘ule Factory official's car. 
wi : 5 ] 495 Star Chief cre 
‘4 Mercury Monterey 4, ‘coupe. Demonstrator. Low mile. 
dr. sedan, radio & heater, | se8f” Pera Ranch Wagon. “A real 
- Merc -O- Matic, w/wall 1988 Chevrolet Bel Air two at 
tires, 2 tone carousel red| Souu' perme oe" 
& ivory top, 2 tone black | Puls,$ Maree selection of 
nylon & red vinyl trim. 
$2099 . down paym 
*$§ Ford Crown Victoria, 
wer 
brakes, steering an w- 
er pack engine, w/wall 
tires, /2 tone red & white, m. MAIN 8T aes eet < 
‘Mapte okies or _MAple 8-114! 
joss Floce “AND 2-WHEEL TRAIL. 
er, $165. 62 Hudson. 
32 YEARS   
  low mileage. ¥ 
$995 IN THE 
'S3 Chrysler Newport Nees 
Hardtop Coupe, radio | 
heater, automatic trans. 
2 tone gray & wine, 
w/wall tires, Scotch plaid | yesterday s, we will strive 
interior. $395 
54 Studebaker 2 dr., radio 
& heater, overdrive, 2 
tone persimmon & black, 
w/wall tires, very clean. 
'S6 De Soto Fireflite, 4 dr. $1645 soto F '55 De Soto V8, 4 dr. 
ioe cone ey 55 Dodge Coronet 6, 4 dr. 
heater, Dynafldw, 2 tone | 2 pee wines if . ) - Lata a Upe. maroon & ivory, w/wall $54 The Solo WeBiFordor 
tires, spotless interior. 54 Dodge Coronet 6. 4 dr. 
$2695 °54 Nash Ambassador 4 dr. 
’55 Lincoln Capri Spt. Cpe., 34 Plymouth Savoy 4 dr. radio & heater, full pow- ’54 Pontiac Star Chief 4 dr. 
er, w/wall tires, spare "$3 Chevrolet Tudor 
re is new. * 53 De Soto 6 Clb. Cpe. 
| |'S3 De Soto 6 Fordor 
$2395 ' 53 Dodge Coronet Fordor 
$5 Buick Riviera Hardtop | 53 Dodge Suburban 
Spt. Cpe., radio & heater, | ‘53 Ford Fordor 
full power, 2 tone ivory) 33 Hudson Hornet Fordor 
| & torch red, SER 5 = Oldsmobile 88 Tudor 
| w/wall tires. 
| $1795 ’S4 Lincoln Capri 4 dr., ra 
dio & heater, full power, | 
2 tone black &/ ivory, | 
w/wall tires, spotless in- 
j side & out.   to give you an honest | 
value in your used car 
purchase. 
  56 Ne Soto Convertible ————— 
  
52 lexlee tidee 
"52 Hudson Hornet Fordor 
| $2 Oldsmobile 98, 4 dr. 
51 De Soto 4 dr. 
| $245) "50 De Soto Fordor 
‘49 Chrysler Windsor 4 ae "SO Pontiac ToWwn Sedan, 4g Nash sedan 
dark -green, food tires, "47 Nach Sedan 
_ séat covers /A real buy. | 47 Chévrolet Sedan / 
| $195 he 
"49 Mercury Sedan Cpe.’ BRAID 
radio & heater, seat cor ° 
ers. dark blue Today's’ MOTOR SALES 
| DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 
speci: al. 33 Yeats. Fair Deslmes 
Casa at W Pike Sts 
FE. 23-0186 | $495 | 'S2 Kaiser Sedan Cpe. ra-) 
| dio & heater, Hydramat- | 
} 1c, 2. tone blue, spotless 
interior. A real buy. West Side Used Cars ve out where overhead is low 
ard save the difference. Many 
makes & models to choose from. 
West Side Used Cars 
$695 923 Wo Huren FE 42188 
eee a BARGAINS SI Ford Victoria, radio & 956 cHev. CONV. \JET BLACK) 
heater maw walllitiresmmc et cle bce al | Buoti) a coupe: Red & White 
1954 Olcs 98 4door tone brown & beige fin 1954 Olds 88 2-doer 
th. Mbirst be <een to be 1949 Buick Conv : S1 Pont . | appreciated It Fogl Like New 
HOULGHTEN & SON 
[48 Ford 2 dr., black fin: 
ish. A transportation spe- | 
cial. 
$995 Gmc Bae le He ats 
528 N Main, Rochester 
iss CADIL 1 AC “CONVERTIBLE. 
1 FE 178. 
interested *E 5.   
"$3: M , S = ercury Hardtop Spt. | WILL AEE EPT 
| &pe., radio & heater, | Outboard motors, boats, appit- 
overdrive) 2 tone blue (in-| /eere—euner eamores = ve oes 
ish. car belance easy terms. 
BILL SPE NCE \ USED CARS 62 Oakland Ave. PE 8-0297. Bob Frost, Inc. LINCOLN MERCURY AND 
CONTINENTAL DEALER 
850 S. WOODWARD BIRMI Lihctorfoye 
_JOrdan_ 63033   CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE. 64 _, 15,000 _ miles, Perfect. ree 
“90 +, CHE VIE. BEL AI “bom 24 top w le. er 
Whitewalls Radio. i rope   
  FTE ANSWER” TO 
lyOuR PROBLEM:| 
| Want Ads! To sell, pay MI MI_@-2200 
CALIF. BUYER HERE | itary "pil Sense era gol F 
THIS WEEK SETTLEMENTTARE OVER BAL meee oe legend models. Bring 1958 yro! 8. 2) door. 
AVERILL 8 ‘a aco t DIXIE HWY, iport reer Moi A 9 o Kt, m. “Boot: 
or FE. +9006 @¢om light. on “- tose Sater o1| 
Today, as well as all of the! 
YOUR FRIENDLY, OLDSMOBILE | 
1 
eens ti 060, gal Fooly fh Le |’S2 PONTIAC 4 DR.   
  
      
door Powerglide, R&H. windshield 
washers Neptune green and Lede d 
Eres ies tires. Immaculate. 
  | 42 CHEV’ GOOD SHCOND CAR. Excellent tires. _EM { 3-0061, 
‘1947 CHEVI E, 
eee . 4560 Elizabeth Lx.   
  
$2 TRANSFER FEE, TAKE OVER 
pormert 1981 Chevrolet 4 dr 
inal jet bjack finish, like new 
  fo. and heater Call 
National Motors Bales 
|CHEVROLET ‘47 FL EETL LINE | 
Extra clean. Extra | dix 4@ dr | _ Every extra. New tires. 
fis rE 8-2635. 
CHEVROLET, 1948 6 FI. EETLINE, 
must be seen, excellent condi- 
tion, $185. 1665 Rustic aes: Kee: 
go Harbor FE 45806. 
  Clean. arry Riggins. 
—» 7843, 1940 Sal eh WINDSOR 
4 Door Sedan Real ay w- 
Walls Radio & Beate 
CEN TRAL L INCOLN-MERCURY Cass At aan Sts 
FE 
$3 CHRYSLER WinDSOW, 2, RADIO, 
heater, tinted glass auto, trans 
Very nice, sab Pe 2. 
$1 DODGE + TON Teer - *EX- 
colons condition. $450. 56 license. 
A &2250 _5401 Sherw: Rd 
a oa “VICTORIA. TAKE. ‘OVER 
payments. Call * wu 44410. 
‘@ FORD CLB CPE. WITH ‘53 Mere. Pull Race. New WWS 
Body in near mint condition Dual 
Tear Drop 8 Best offer takes. 
_Call PE 82153. after 630     
TO GO FOR THE etl LA 
PONTIAC 4 DR. ‘Ss Scarlet red 4 ae ree es eden! 
Hydra., power brakes. R&H, WW 
tires Loaded with many other 
‘access, 1.086 miles. It's like new. 
  e 4 ar. save $600 
55 Chevy Station Wn $1795 
‘85 Ford custom 8 2 dr. . $1505 
S4 Chev Bal Air 2 dr $1145 
‘b4 Tord 2 dr 8 $1045 | ‘83 Ply mouth station wer $1045 
‘53 Pontiac 2 dr 8 deluke $ 895 
|°33 Chey 2d: Bel Air $ 860 33 Dodge 4 845 
| 33° Piymouth «¢ dr $ 775 
/'32 Buick Hardten $ AOS 
: ‘32 Plymouth ¢ dr rotors @ 848 
$2 Chev 4.dr deluxe $ 475 
52 DeSoto club cpe V# $ 645 Vv 
Ford 4 dr custom, Forda- 
matic 
‘$82 Dodge Club Cow 
at Chrysler V-8 4 aa $ 575 
PSPB $ ae 
Dodge Coronet _baraop $ 545 
“$0 Ford Club Cou 8. | 
| 50 Chev. 2 dr Power Glide § 294 
——|'47 Ford 2 dr 100 
47 Plymouth Club Coune 
MANY MORE 
TO CHOOSE FROM 
RIEMENSCHNEIDER 
~ DODGE-PLY MOUTH | Hara to spell easy to ase with 
232 5 Saginaw FE 2-0131 
| SHARP CARS-   
i'48 PONTLAC 2 DR. $195 
1 4OCHEN. 2 DR..... $345 
’S2 PLYM. 4 DR... $495! 
i; SI PONTIAC 2 DR. $495 
°S2 PONTIAC 2 DR. S645 
| 52 CHEV. 2 DR..4.. $645 
'’§3 PLYM. 2 DR.....$795 
$795 
| 'S2 CHEVIE CONV. $795 
i°S3 CHEVIE C. CPE. $875 
’S3 FORD 2 DR...... $895 | 
’53 PONTKAC 2 DR. $945 
$4 FORD 4°DR.. .. $1195 | 
‘33 BUICK I “TOP $1195 
Bud 
‘Shelton 
Motor Sales   Corner of Auburn po be East Biva “EXCELLENT |. 
ins = and out § excellent tires, 
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CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass At Pike St 
TE | 43885   | 1054 MERCURY-MONTERY 5STA- 
tion’ wagon 2661 Dixie Hwy 
\ se MERCURY. CUSTOM HARD- 
top Fully equipped. 1,000 miles. 
New car guaran’ 
deat ae FORD SALES   
  ia MERCURY | EoaanEs CPE. Tone Black & Yellow. $1195 
: CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass At Pike Sts. 
FE 43685   
MERCURY ‘53 HARDTOP, SPORTS 
coupe, R&H, Overdrive, 2-tone 
blue, $906. 
Bob Frost, Inc. | LINCOLN MERCURY AND 
CONTINENTAL DEALER 
850-S. WOODWARD ainMinos 
| MI_6-2200 JOrdan_ 6: 
195) MERC. ¢DOOR. R&H, TWO- 
tone, ww, automatic trans. and 
Really « sharp 
Motor Bales 
ton Rd. pore brakes. 
¢ * Lake Orion 
  
33 NASH STATESM $650 
in 6-323. gouthfield ronments: 
Kirminghem, 3 Mich     
NICE 
‘S1 Nash Rambler hardtop, radio 
heater, good tires new overhau 
on motor $13.85 dn. and small 
monthly payments. Call FE 8-1521, 
ask for Dick Roger Sales and 
Service, 65 Auburn Ave. 
1951 ste DOOR, TWIN SPOT 
_ light, $450. 4795 _Dixte Hwy 
0   
OLDs CONVERTIBLE 
ood condition Selling at $200 
notte FE +6681 
“EASY ED” NEEDS A WATCH! Let your old time niece put you 
on wheels. Use it for a down 
payment on any our run: 
ning used cars. 
“EASY ED” JONES AT 3 
115 S. SAGINAW 
OLIVER 
BUICK   
=| HAS - 
DEAL 
FOR | 
“YOU 
Se US 
BEFORE 
YOU BUY 
80 Fine Cars — 
of All Makes 
and Models i 
| | 
OLIVER BUICK) 
“Where Pontiac Buys 
Its Buicks” 
Mo Orchard Lake at Williams 
yy Ti ® p.m j 
    * ‘ourteous   IN | 
pop 
‘as You 8 eoaTIAe G4 DR. FRONT END 
  
  
  
  
  Ni pc Green and Belge 
R & H H. Turn Signals, “window 
  
200 CAR SELECTION 
25 cars. All makes .& models 
3—'SO0 Thevies a Crees) x 
— 0 Duicks 
ONLY A FEW 
‘34 & ‘53 Ford Convertibles 
‘66 "$5 and ‘34 Chevrolets 
"SS. "S4 and 'S3 Cadillacs *54'52-'51 Buicks 
—'52 Pontiac and Olds . c A aan MUST SELL~ WILL TAKE $197 |. ; 95 
for my $1,006. 51 equity in 1986| damaged low mileage. fine mo- Super.H, A $23 washers. 
____For Sale Cars — 91) Totipped “wll vake older car in | FE Saraeeamt oe | pee and prog Petaee eee nan morn | trade, Call PE §-4101, Dan Barry. | io 2 DR, PONTIAC, GOOD CON-, Poe ibcerine. wWaus, Don't "ROLET 1955 CHEV Cy Owens "ation, _ $150. FE 5-0857. miss this s Loaded 
4 FORD RANCH WAQON, 8 CYL-| ‘36 PONTIAC, 4 DR. HARDTOP. | - 210—8, $1595 - 
Chev. 1956 — | “pigy"nit"eced'cccatsn. Onis | “seo mits" Foner serine. i] 1955 CHEV. B/A gum overgrg "2 Tone Bins 8 z ie 
COMPANY OFFICIAL’S HOWARD LARE, INC. _retalj price. 635 Westbrook. | 8 Cylinder, 4 Door $1695 ug 
CAR 7108 Orchard Lake Ra. >| iydramatie, paver seer. fe, et “Dir lenals “Low . | 
bet be hme oe RAR hE slg goes 1954 CHEVROLET ‘ L 2-4246. ; | 1 
joaded, with “satren Beautitul om COSTOMLINE. ‘Poa ior hardtop. rte BaP 1951 PLYMOUTH sucess ‘iver pores oie ones pete ser uereee enete _ San tone WW, ete. must sell quick. CRANBROOK Ran M- Signals, W/Walls 
coeey. : ENT COND. | i959 PONTIAC DELUXE 3 DOOR 2 Door $395 
. _OR_3-1168,_Call_after_3:30. _ clean, car, $206. Harry Rigsins. | Goog tires. Heater. Turn ae 
; ‘47 ed IN GOOD CONDITION.| FE 3-1547. nals. Reconditioned and 1954 FORD 
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THE MYSTERY OF We Live In. Nature films. | 
News. John Daly. (4) 
f Short drama. (2) News. 
Jac LeGoff. 
6:25 — (4) Weathercast. Sonny 
Eliot. (2) TV Weatherman. 
Everett Phelps. 
6:30—(7) Rin Tin Tin. Rusty and 
Rinty help hobo find a worth- 
while place among his fellow 
men in “Rin Tin Tin Meets Mr. 
Nobody.” (9) Million Dollar Mo- 
vie. Vera Ralston, John Carroll 
in “I, Jane Doe.” (4) Eddie 
Fisher. Songs. (2) My Friend 
Flicka. Things look bad for. the 
McLaughlin ranch when a sheep- 
man moves into the valley. 
6:45—(4) News Caravan. John 
Cameron Swayze. 
7:00—(7) Ozzie and Harriet. Neigh- 
bor Wally Dipple invents a ga- 
rage door but it hits an opera- 
ting snag in ‘The Dipple Door.” 
(4) Truth or Consequences. 
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Channel 2—-WIDE-TV Channel ¢—-WWJ-TV Channel t—-WXYZ-TV Channel 9—CKLW-TV 
lee TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS in “Bend to the Wind” starring SATURDAY MORNING 
Ward's TV Serv ¢:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| Brandon de Wilde, Meg Mundy, |¢;59—(4) News. TV Radio, Car Radio Puppet comedy. (9) Boston} James Gregory. (2) Playhouse|7;99—(4) Local Test Pattern. 
Pad Blackie. Blackie junearths =a| of Stars. Eddie Bracken plays/7:39—(4) Color Test Pattern. 
PE 2-2976 46 NN. Hilldale Sympathy Beggars” racket. (4)| «sailor who has unusual expe-/g;:e@9—(4) Industry on Parade. 
OPEN EVENINGS News and ‘Sports. Paul Williams,| rience aboard a destroyer on/g;1g—(4) City Affairs. 
Bill Flemming. (2) The World| what was to be a training cruise|g:29—(2) Meditations. 
in “Formosa Patrol." 
edy with Peg Lynch, Alan 
Bunce. (9) Dangerous Assign- 
ment. Brian Donlevy hunts “Art 
Treasure.” (4) Cavalcade of 
Ike Chestnut of New York. 
The Lineup. Police track thiet 
single clue plus description 
“The Tele- 
9:36—(7) Suan Fiation Theater. 
Dick Foran in “‘The Long Sleep." 
(9) Person to Person. Edward R. 
Murrow interviews Jayne Mans- 
field in New York; Mickey 
in Hollywood. (2) I Led 
Three Lives. Richard Carlson as 
FBI counterspy. 
9:45—(4) Red Barber's Corner. 
Lou Boudreau, manager of Kan- 
sas City Athletics, guest. 
10:00—(7) Reali ‘of the 
“Story of Survival,"’ Conquest Wild. $:26—(2) On the Farm Front. © 
8:30—(2) Michigan State Univer- 
sity. (4) Quiz 'Em. 
8:45—(2) Michigan State Con- 
servation. 
9:00—(2) Farmland, U.S.A. (4) 
Pinky Lee. (7) Garden Show. 
9:30—(2) Mighty Mouse. (4) I 
Married Joan. (7) Crusade for 
‘Christ. 
10:00—(2) Cartoons. (4) Fury, (7) 
Laurel and Hardy. 
10:30—(2) Texas Rangers. (4) 
Uncle Johnny Coons. (7) Tomor- 
row’s Stars. 
11:00—(2) Big Top. (4) Captairi 
Gallant. (7) Captain Flint. 
11:30—(2) Lone Ranger. (4) Win- 
chell-Mahoney. (7) Ed McKenzie. 
SATURDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00—(4) Northland. 
12:30—(2) Golf. 
12:45—(2) Sports. 
1:00—(2) Baseball. 
1:10—(9) Billboard. 
1:15—(9) Man to Man. performers, 
They are Louis G. Cowan, cre- 
ator of “The $64,000 Question” and 
other shows, afid the team of Mark 
Goodson and Bill Todman, pioneers 
of quiz shows including ‘What's: 
My- Line?” 
Goodson and Tedman, who | 
work together like two peas in 
a ped, are generally acknowl- 
‘edged as the pioneers and king- 
pins of the audience participation 
show in TV, 
With “What's My Line” now in 
its seventh year, “I've Got a Se- 
cret’”’ and “Two for the eof 
each in its fourth, and “Beat the 
Clock’’ rounding its fifth year—not 
to. mention several other proper- 
ties in contention — Goodson-Tod- 
man have established themselves eabody near for his aa 
poy itemgeed ersation.” 
naee IDEAS 
| | Bill *Todman ot Goodson-Todman 
ave INS some interesting ideas, 
firm’s specialty 
* * LJ 
slender fellow about 40, 
Toames declfired, ‘“‘you've got 
sense what will appeal to the 
airy " He implied that ‘‘putting| 
on good shows” has been the se-; 
cret of his and his partner’s suc- 
cess... 
“There are no lucky ratings,” 
he asserted. “A show stays up | 
near the top ee it’s good. 
Don’t ferget: The viewers have 
selectivity. We have areal de- 
mecracy operating {im this coun- 
try when a man can tura the 
dial if he doesn’t like the show.” 
The basic idea for “What's My A tall, 
|Line,”” he said, was developed by 
/him and Goodson, Six years or so 
|ago their friends were playing the 
game privately in homes, 
* ¢ &.   “We decided the public would of Mt SUS. 824,000. and 
added. | ‘be interested in the game, 
they certainly were,” he 
“It caught on—big.” 
STAYS POPULAR 
Todman commented that al-) ‘in 55 by $100 Million on the pre reaps of quiz and panel | 
  Paper Ads Increase | Natural gas is now the sixth 
largest U.S. industry, says the 
. {National Geographic. Society, : 
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NEW YORK @—National adver-| 
tisers invested a record 695 mil- 
lion dollars in newspapers in 1955, 
more than 100 million above the 
previous year, the burueau of ad- 
vertising of the American News- 
ree Publishers Assn. reported to 
Ld] * td] 
The total represents an increase, 
post 17 per cent over 1954's $594,120,-. 
The bureau noted that these 
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Among the various classifica- 
tions of national advertising, auto- 
motive was the leader, It was up 
almost 60 million dollars to a 1955 
total of $199,438,000, a gain of 42:6. 
per cent over the previous year. ay 
TROPICAL FISH end 
ALL L SUPPLIES 
    
among the major classifications, 
travel 15 miles an hour for ‘eae 
ae 50 Display Tanks This Ad Werth % Tropica) ish 
BRENDEL’S 
a tiles eat st unce® Ge ete PARAKEETS and SUPPLIES 
Open Menday through Saterday | Groceries, second to automotive 
rose 4.9 per cent to a 1955 total 
Reindeer hauling a sled. 
  
    
  
though “What's My Line” started’ 
away back iri 1950 it still main- 
tains its popularity and that the; 
s ° s ow hes ben omnes ee 
The GoodemTedmen success ib 
  dience type shows. . 
I asked Gna ev made ‘The 
$64,000 Question’ click in such a 
big way. He made it sound easy. 
He took the old ‘Take It or Leave 
It formula—which flourished so) 
well for so many years—and re. 
vamped it. The gimmick in that 
show was ‘The $64 Question.” 
3 ZEROS ADDED 
All that was necessary was to 
rernodel the old show “and add 
three meaningful zeros to a num- 
ber already in the American lan. 
guage.” - 
s * s 
—o explained that ‘The $64,- 
000 Question’’ has “a psycholog- 
is in a sense a contestant, a par- 
ticipant. The viewer matches wits 
and thinks along with the’ contest-|ing 
ant. 
Another reason the show is a as producers of quiz, Feneljend |e 
ical appeal"’ because very viewer) 
big success, he said, is that the | countries, notably England. 
one of the most discussed topics: 
law, made his way aa a writer | 
in advertising and radio chan. | 
@trecting in radio and TV. 
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‘They are on, Random House | 
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\featune great historical events such 
as ‘‘Custer’s last stand.” In Tod. 
man's opinion this series will be! 
ona as well as entertain-| 
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of 46. He is studious looking and triumph | 
of the individual"’—that is, see 
Cowan is a slim, energetic oo with “Screen Gems.” 
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Channel 2 - 18:00—(7) Dollar a Second. Quiz plays a Congregational minister 
who turns amateur detective to 
help a sailor in “Home Is the 
Sailor.” (4) Life of Riley. While 
teaching Junior how to 
Riley tangles with the police. 
Comedy stars William Bendix. 
(2) Our Miss Brooks. Connie 
takes over the reins at school 
and the teachers get a dose of 
it would be if Mr. Conklin 
retired. Comedy with Eve Ar- 
den, Gale Gordon. 
with Jan Murray. (9) Graphic. 
CBS-TV cameras in: live visit 
to people and places in Canada. 
(4) Big Story. Miami reporter 
helps break up vicious’ juvenile 
gang in “Gang War.” (2) Cru- 
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a VTV 158 Oakland lence in a small town when a 
murder is committed in “A 
Quiet Town.” 
8:30—(7) The Vise. Fake holdup! 
| leads to murder in “Wrong Time) 
| Murder” starring John- Loder:| 
| (9) The Falcon. Mike Waring 
| uncovers counterfeit gold racket 
' in “The Golden Phoney."’ (4) 
| Star Stage. Boy’s inability to 
| adjust to his mother’s remar- 
riage causes a serious accident     10:10—(9) Weathervane. 
10:15—(9) Baseball Hall of Fame. 
Film. 
10:30—(7) Public Defender. Reed 
Hadley in ‘‘The Director." (9) 
City Detective. Rod Cameron in 
“Melody in F Flat.” (4) Friday 
Theater. “Daughter of Mine,” 
with Pat O’Brien and Margaret 
O’Brien. (2) All Star Theater. 
Steve Cochran, Jan Sterling in 
“Trip Around the Block.” 
11:00—(7) Soupy’s On. Variety. 
with Soupy Sales. (9) Casey 
Clark's Jamboree. Country mu- 
sic. (4) News. Paul Williams. (2) 
News. Jac LeGoff. 
= 3:00—-(9) Hoppy’s Matinee. 
4:00—(7) Milky’s Party. (9) Wild has been responsible for the new 
Will Rogers Jr. 
show and oon Kangaroo,” 
  Bill Hickok. (4) Colorland. 
(Color). 9 % 
4:15—(2) Kentucky Derby. 
4:30—(4) Mr. Wizard. (9) Texas|' 
Musical. 
4:45—(2) Sagebrush Shorty. 
5:00—(4) Mr. 
time. 
5:30—(4) Roy Rogers. 
Will Let Contracts 
on Dixie Widening State High way Commissioner 
Charles M. Ziegler recently an- 
nounced that contracts for widen-   11:15—(7) Film Theater. Sonny 
Tufts in ‘“Catwomen of | 
Moon.”” (4) Little Show. Bob 
Bice in ‘‘The Long Night.”’ - (2) 
Miss Fairweather. Bette Wright. 
  11:20—(2) 
Ford. Music. 
11:2%5—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
Jotm Arledge in ‘Kentucky Car- | 
nival’’; Wallace Ford in “Mur- 
der by Invitation.” 
11:30—(4) The Whistler. ‘Kind) 
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ares | iaddlocked California! ‘But Paraguay, the size of Cali-(on the border, The total length of 
vii without highways or rail-férnia, has only 78 miles of paved|207 miles, 123 still must be built! 
ee the republic of Para- highways, 720 miles of roads all land there has been little construc-| 
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ago, Paraguay has a tremendous new economic czar, Gustavo ta Paranagua on the Brazilian) 
potential. The land is fertile, vir-|Storm, president ‘of the govern-| coast. This would be a free. port 
gin timber awaits the ax and ‘ment's Céntral Bank of Paraguay for Paraguay and would give this 
there : are grazing lands that could is to improve the situation. : landlocked country a second out- 
“It's depressing,’ he declares, ‘let to the sea. 
literally throwing up his hands.. Now Paraguay’s goods mist 
Om |With things the way they are, travel 1,000 miles down the Para- 
‘now, we can’t move. We can't de- 8Uay ‘River to Buenos Aires to 
velop our land and that is exactly reach international markets. 
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if you cast these sun-minded dresses and 
~. the gala blouse and skirt for starring roles 
in your own summer-time wardrobe. 
left 
Embossed cotton sun dress 
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Green with pink, turquoise or 
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Scoop-neck blouse in cotton 
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       Sam Benson Says: 
IS MY FACE RED! 
| Admit It-1 Bought Too Much | | 
Then Factory Layoffs... Unseasonable Weather... AND NOW 
NEED CASH! m Going to Pay for My Bad Mistakes... and How! 
530.000 NEEDED QUICK! MY LOSS IS YOUR GAIM...SAVE UP TO 50% 
EVERY SUIT TO GO... REDUCED! 
worsteds ... sharkskins ... gabardines ... 
values to $37.50 -$49.50 
$ S So 
748 1-PANT SUITS! SPORT SUITS! 2-PANTS SUITS! ALL MUST Go! 
ALTERATIONS FREE... EVEN AT MY LOW, LOW PRICES! twists... flannels 
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to $70 -$75 -385 
2-PANTS 
$5.95 Spring 
PANTS 
3 87 
$7.95 Gabardine 
PANTS to $5.95 New 
Spring JACKETS NEED CASH! 
a ie) $55 Values 
WOOL 
TWEED 
TOP MUST GO! 
to $32.50 Twist 
GABARDINE 
TOP to $9.95 Dress 
PANTS 
5H 
to $34.50 Wool AY? 
to $21.50 Spring 
SPORT COATS SPORT COATS 
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All of My Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Reduced as Low as Cost! 
To $39.50 Values | To $34.50 Values | To $29.50 Values 
NEW WOOL NEW SPRING FIGURE 
SPRING SHORTIES FLATTERING 
Coats\Coats) wis | Suits 
8 3 9 38 
318 +14 2 
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COTTON fe]. | 3 GROUP To $5.95 Values One Group Soiied To $22.50 
HAT TO MATCH 
All-Purpose 
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SLACKS 20° $2.95 Cotton 
SKIRTS 
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Open 'til 
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BLOUSES 
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20 SOUTH PERRY STREET NOW NOW 
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SLACKS 
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