~-——< his re of | aie Hi oe : ti nh i i ii uty WASHINGTON ww * President Eisenhower re- Reduction in Spendi Would Be Gamble- sumed the fight for 2p! 2S. 2 Ss = ==? bd Hf Hi ‘te el * _ y someone she knew and OR 4A Ny ee ae 2 ee - 3 =‘ Se al < Fig ae e = : = } \ PIE. ee. a Oo Tee a « { , remy ; rad oe ae eae 7" i i “a - + aK Sa eames rs ec ee a ‘ es » MAY 1 DAY .WEDNES ca No Rooms? Your Vote Monday Can Provide Them Fears Trouble Scenes like these can be removed if a favorable If Voters Reject Bond Issue; Says Doctor sacl Hospicl Wil Lock Vital Facilities = into wards at Pontiac General Hospital, but these, ed. Ev: . Fier almost certain! i —— Dr, Irving S, Piatt, medical ex- — =. “The child was too well trained, too intelligent, to enter the car of a stranger,” he said. V. McCarthy said today the slayer of Brenda Jane | Doucette, 9, was H+ trusted. , with the aid of 50 |, BRISTOL, Conn. (INS)— Bristol Police Chie Thomas *“\by Someone She Trusted ian house-to-house canvass over a sired ares is in prog: = Police a, Girl on ) the forme i wis, ‘and’ 30> qpectaiers| also died in’ the accident McDaniel thes wos nema Oe 0 Miss Christian, De } “rhe film actress Linda Christian, ue yt a ae AE : ree 22 bose ase tiac bg 9 eee up . the * * Students were to be .excused ‘from classes to. hear Diem speak at the afternoon convocation. Gov.| oi. invitation of —Presi- ied Be ce gg hg tide them Pontiac’s issuance of ‘| missions that helped tricts plan republic of Viet Nam. Hock, ey 0h: tot \ {now why the qaee| Detroit on h two-day vist x pat ~ a ee visit to this coun-| frequent r se Hu iit | BEE igi? alt Sa a litt, Hig as barr Le 7 By, ! pet i}; ar 2 = oar pe! fials £ = 215 ite a z ante! ey a Wilt Han ii HHI sup seagee Fae s . NTIAC, MICHIGAN PO Building Account, Testifies board, charging we illegal transfer of Witness As plans for a new court- general funds to building ferred $1,341,500 to build- * | against. the smote ded budgets * ee a a HH ih it ath SA chools to Fall “I ism Creeping Up? s OCl WASHINGTON (INS) — Rep. Otto Kreager (R-ND) has it fig- Ss 236! a 5 cS = mis — Sf} 233i ms = B Do © wd w rm] [) w 8 & 3. tims Teamster Loans, Beck D Cla ‘ . ission State Facilities F recreation areas “It would there-|testified in Circuit Court posed Admi Park Fee Bil ghey = E243 2358 ag ; ai BAH HL ee HH it Hi: ef hie TH it ei : ee Scout ‘spotted it on the 7 sit EPG a aw ee ia i . tion notes two-thirds of sales tax reve- Es ween et ratte 10, 18 re oe . Re ed a al vege Rh thre 28, sll } — : eres age ' Bart ..0sscees + ree \ cz tax his tax! Stiff Dem Opposition |e income i Bie $320,000__of union decided to call this Kennedy referred to statements Beck, the Teamsters/house neared completion, After Union president, has made+ Robert F. Kennedy, counsel to the Senate Rackets In-|ing funds last year, it was WASHINGTON Uf—An insurance official testified vestigating Committee, commented: today Dave Beck did not list loans of $300,000-plus from The Senate committee contends ee ee 2 iz F iil it the Teamsters Union when making a financial state-| Oakland County trans- ment in 1951. fore appear that the money was stolen rather than bor-/ today. rowed.” Se i 1 «| Will Cost Pontiae-District $160,000 the from t 7 He : ne Th alt ; vi il aL me, int | j % ae » Lae p sé Sf ee SDAY, MAY-15,.1957 _ Mo eae § Sie # +} ea Se Se 14 cs i ‘ } s yee — ts * + 2 ys AC PRESS, THE PONT ; a ae all Ht i iy oa er |) Tu Te EE glad ie ob BT ag he UE el 2c Ts fe | 43 if ‘ hula bo bhys? starsat ses H eace rc tit 32 we HE Pichi : He 36 i : ey al : 3 Boe UU ei AEH ete a ibis i HARMEN Ie Iie: He ae aa He Ee ee we cat Ye 8 die oe SHeal Ul tet He Bae i Pt te 2s bicelles il ie Hil i iy Hal dt |B ee iets la ME i le i ta My ig dh An ee 5) : ‘vl rTT a g rF Ses = SS igjetal Gear ile fiat iy Qa Stitt Un aS BS auld) 82 if jit HUN Bits ita ‘Tn 5 HH i tl bit aft un nt WW igi “Hi = Sect aed wea a He EH Mil a tlh [ein i fe tall Git at rl Maly an eae mit apEt at eal ! Ae Fae send at hit ot sisz sipetgs adgedi i; . iste Hy Hi et ith Lit iit a i Ht i Hats) aH hae : ee” : $4 SG2 28 ae a bil wh) 35 it a TE: 1 S hi + My By i ae Lah | + | yams: oy tilt i ae ' fe re: Pid aby 2g = ay Meni edit! HORI aie, Ss 2S iyi igal gs Sil i Se ilar 2 ein rll ee ee IER LAE: i 2 a si / < a uf Ni! a i; ine + Bl : : Ss id ei ‘ill le! tii ai ve i | Alig nai afr Ta ete He ats itt UTD (gs alli tel isd frit a all i ey abi psagt it ARLE Ea . BS at ashe licellei als fy iad lle gers oe Fae Ss re ar a, Se Ve ee EAS Pte fer ges Bee Ai fo At aad ee THE I poxmsc PRESS, _wapyespay, MAY i, 106 hs in. Ponte. Areas p RD D. DRI fpullmer, Glenn 8. Weight ana cuit-\ dian Adventure Back f asin. Gilford D. Pee gle" Gren Sie Bese 0 . died Monday in Mra. William oe ee City; ANN Aer te Eagiieh Pontiac General Hospital. He Harry Orion, among ill two weeks. “*land Mrs. L. J. Parrish of Com-|Indian fan in the 18th Senate Approves Bill seperieing bition Sie wiles fiva,speren: ds Spier Deri © [anny Je Wid Bs 6 eer tae Pe Giving State Legislators * vel . ward, Frederick, Joep, Lo, Le ani pepe ees $2,000 a Year Giant BABY STROLLER SALE! ona Bonnie, all at home; three from ‘Sparks - Griffin Chapel) First , then an adopted ui . sisters, Mrs. Mae Clendening pr ho her pastor, the Rev. Paul T noes tb Chleaoee dur LANSING @ — Only House Genuine “TAYLOR TOT Greenwood, Wis., Mrs, Lyle Hubel| Hart, officiating. Her body will be|tiac’s in the 1860s, Alex-jagreement to minor amendments _ Walker-Stroller of Rochester and Mrs, Beryle Bis-|taken to Cass City for burial, ander Henry livéd with the Indians|was needed today to dispatch a 2 covich of Lake Orion, and three ee more than four months, $2,000 a year pension plan for . or Canopy a nald and Joseph, both of Pontiac.| CLARKSTON — Service will be| men who came to Ft, Michilimack-| The pension bill, overcoming = pont ye: | Bes Baby Stroller Service will be at 2 p.m. Friday | Friday from Belles Funeral Home, inac, where Mackinaw City now!determined from Sen. the Ionia County Road Commis- qeenpepeeseoesoncesoses ; : : from the Pursley Funeral Home|Fayette, Iowa, with burial ‘there,| stands to make trade arrange- Hutchinson (R-Fennville),| io. 3 The J Co di ~— as = @ Values to $11.95 with Dr, Tom Malone of the Em-|for Mrs. Bess E. Smith, 65. Mrs.|ments in 1761. He was captured in\all but completed . the hg ae = — pie

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When he was 4 years old in 1952, LeMay actually was named Air Force chief of staff — in a Penta-| gon announcement scat was yeesel - quietly forgotten. Normally ment. Another surprise is that LeMay @id not attend the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Te earned a bachelor of ing degree at Ohio State Univer- Army Air Corps as a second | lieutenant the same year. ‘for LeMay's formidable reputation. ‘It stems from his achievements as a commander of agen opera- hat] Japan tions over Germany and commander, would be the last assignment even nerica'sithe most successful officer would rocking get before his permanent: retire- sity im 1928 and entered the |- Behind the surface record, how- ever, there is ample justification in World War 1, ard as the man who built SAC from the ground up. By- common agreement in the military services, his career is al- most unmatched for its examples May is supposed to be lacking in diplomacy, moderation and “breadth.” He is ne geopolitician, and he is inclined toward a thin contempt for all eutfits except his own. ‘The latter considerations prob- ably caused the withdrawal of his appointment in 1952, and they are currently raising questions about his appointment to be Air Force vice chief of staff beginning. next June 30. DIPLOMATIC EFFECT But the fast is that, in addition to sivinn Lattey Sn Semaenets he has earned, the new appoint- le iment is expected to achieve exactly the diplomatic effect that is sought believe it is highly leave no doubt in the world arena Even a, Sap itech ga a tech i a A \ * BE KIND TO YOUR BUDGET.. Bay Jane Parker Baked Goods! perfect warm-weather dessert! 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Dr, Nathan Kline, of Rockland State Hospital, Orangeburg, N. Y., and a pioneer in the use of tran- quiizing drugs, is now studying the effects of a chemical com- pound that fills the “basic well TESTING NEW PILL experimental energizer roniazid on mental patients. Ap-| energy. ‘food and sex. acme Pills « lalet Goal of Psychiatric Research Service at the American Psychia- tric Association meeting in Chi-/only cago, made these points about en-\copter in ergizer pills: i. er 1. 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Groeee C Ina Classified Mansaer Entered at Post Office, Pontixc. as second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — The Assecinted Press is entitied exclusively to the Gee fer repestication of all loca] news printed 'm this Beweraper 86 well ue al) AP news dispatches ‘Tw Postrmc Peres is delivered of carrier tor a cents ® Week. where cartier service is not ctetiable by mail Qatiand Genesee, Livinaston Macomb, Lapeer and Comntios it is $12.00 a year, elsewhere fn Beehizen apd all other viaces in the United States S20.00 @ year. Ali mail subscriptions pr yabie in edvance Phone Pomtiac PE 2-818) = MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1957 Outsiders at Hospital Should Share Costs Some citizens have been making a great point of the fact the Pontiac. General Hospital serves people that do not live within the city limits. This is part of the job. The hospital must serve everyone. We can't draw lines. x ?%,8 ¥* However, these people from out- side should pay an additional amount above the regular charges to make ‘up for the fact that they never con- tributed towards the —erection and— ‘Care of ‘the institution. The Press would be the last entity in Pontiac to suggest that outsiders get “a free ride.” Let’s make this very clear. oe Bee We apply the same theory to all other services. Those who don’t pay Pontiac City taxes haven't any right to use our water, sewers, schools, fire de- partments, police or any other public service which the tax- payers build and maintain, un- less they pay an extra assess- ment. There’s no reason why Pontiac should build ANY utilities and then -let outsiders use them at our own costs. Let them pay their tightful share, and by rightful share we mean the regular rates plus. enough more to eover the fact: they didn’t contribute tax MON. ye Detroit already suggests it may charge Pontiac double if we use Detroit water, WD. Bee ¢ " Remember some people move out- side cities to “escape taxes.” We have no objection. That's their busi- "hess. But it’s our business when they get fine Rontiac services at a bargain rate. Those that seek a “low tax” area are automatically seeking a “low service” area. ‘Obviously, you - can’t have one without the other. © _ The hospital should charge out- ‘ more to Jet them | bear their full and fair share of the original costs and mainte- _ Tax Relief Delayed © by Fast Ainectration Secretary of the Treasury ‘HUmpuery has appeared before the . Senate Finance Committee in sup- . port of Sen, Byrp’s bill to limit fast tax writeoffs to the few industries di- rectly connected with defense. This. quick amortization is the. de- vice by which some industries have been permitted to write off deprecia- tion of new plants for tax purposes in five years insteac of 20 or more. It was instituted as an/ inducement to expand and build new defense plants in World War II and was revived dur- ing the Korean conflict.; ve ee But the plam has been. ex- panded to include some plants — with little or no connection to national défense. In the lastsix ‘years Secretary Humphrey esti mated this tax writeoff has cost - > the Government three billion dollars during these years, =: eS Mr. Humphrey says “tax reduc- _ tion for favored groups only post- — pones the day when tax reduction can be enjoyed by all the people.” ~ Soo ee. cate the jaywalker. "From a news story. The first step that should be - taken is to have a psychiatrist relieve © -Propaganda the jaywalker of a suicide complex. The Man About Town Changes Location Book Will Say City Folks Are Going to the Country Feeding the world: What should cut down on our waist. An advance peek at the proofs for the Oakland County official a, for 1957-58, issued “by County Clerk Lynn D. Allen reveals some interesting facts. It points out that the city people are moving to the country in many ‘local areas, our county’s largest current growth being in the so called rural districts. It finds that the best barometer as to our future progreks isin the untold mil- lions which the public utilities are Spending in preparing for it, as they do a Oo EY wie 8 ee The book tribution ‘in a few weeks, due notice of Se ee oe My. children adopt all kinds of pets,” phones — “Mrs. Mabel Hustings of Cass Lake, “but I was a little startled when my 12-year-old son had a big warty Sane Say A Ere eee eee ee - him? . 4 This column is heckineg for the largest, number of high school graduates in one a nomination is that of the ~ Arthur Hiliman Family, which will n commencement ‘Aung dur Cindi shrehe, ho mew ee See ore One ae Seeder. ss ae Mrs. Lyndford Halladay ot of Drayton Plains, frequent mulching of the ground around them, and a little ~ fertilization, will bring longer jife and - bigger blossoms. Your-lent. dievcs sre bo us- Sit Oe D+ 2S woe ‘will be ready for free dis-_ nine after the Holly a N DESDE MAY 15, 1987 a a ~ Praises - Citizens’ Turnout at Pontiac State H ospital Letters wilt condynsed when neces. 1956 someone must. have been cadens "ead telahens aober of ie working, Maybé he's a slacker. use that gg ae for more work ‘Why Can’t City deficit each year. Last Well, — Something May Sprout — Reniethai wee The money tree can't be found in Lapeer. Taxpayers there reject- ed a 2’, million dollar bond issue. For that amount Lapeer was to receive a new high school. grade David Lawrence Says: Funds Must Be Ok’d. WASHINGTON — It may -be interesting academically to debate whether the Battle of Gettysburg was of was not fought efficiently by the generals there more than . Here in Poatiac it will take maybe” 4', million for the new The Atomic Energy Commis- aeisielaigaas Taxpayers, wake up. Reject your . crats recently about the qualifica- t . Vote NO tions of the new ambassador to Son's members. moreover, may be ‘Unions Not Alone a ee McLeod—whom . > ree Teey the health of their own. families im eteering’ 3 NaF, Joe _— ra and children as anybody else, but —ninemeene ee ee they are under constant attack in Of course, no one can-condone a ‘Bird Lover’ Gets =e sae the the “left-wing” press in America system that forces a man to pay A “aks . in 2 =} 4 es os ae Pia a : e : = ve : : : - 2 5 3 Piss — On, ee Fox 2: . uw = FLINT @® — Automation was termed a key + factor in any future rise in the U. S. standard of living yesterday by a University of Michigan labor economist. : Prof. William Haber, speaking at the Univer- - sity of Michigan Flint Center, said automation combined with a continuation of the 40-hour work 2 a ae 7. week would double this nation’s standard of living But, he said: . in the next 25 years. “Our standard of living measured in physical Prof. Haber said automation’s rele depends on whether it is used to increase production provide greater leisure. Automation Key to Short Work Week “Many, including most of our labor organiza- tions, will argue for more leisure as a reasonable way to absorb increased-productivity,” he said. ~~ “Our experience in the past 50 years provides strong support for their case.” : goods and services would have been much higher than it is now, had we not chosen leisure rather * fe Planned Area Scholars Air-to-Air A-Rocket — — ae for the state's 17 : Sp eS Ma Pp ogy ge dle) y= pagan fr 3 Innovations to Marian isc snatched’ ved toBeHonored |A-Test Pattern in Nevada <2"s sts wera Wiasers| : io shee House approval and Senate con- MSU Grant ATOMIC TEST SITE, Nevada.|a cloud ceiling today posed | “urrenee. a9 ° _ Will Receive Awards |w—Three re Bi cot of postponement for the; Easy House passage was pre- From Alumni Club — a. eae siti ar dicted by the committee chairman Outstanding Oakland But the poskibility of rain or|, +, comparstively small atomic! oi. budgets for Michigan's col- high school seniors. who have won ———-|device, described as one half of}. and universities by $2,023,466 scataahioe to Micoan Sie] soma, wil atch “the met es clot S83 malo, ata bantct by the SU chs] 1() Area Men Enlist « tx,xsis..* “ ' cwntes|_in stent omde for oe Oakland County. : ) . : . Robert Stewart, MSU director|} ri * Fe 2 scholarships, will make tne UN U.S. Marines Preblast briefing. of newsmen awards and the Oakland Count pes by nuclear scientists and military Alumni Club will present each re-|. The U.S. Marine Recruiting Sub-|experts disclosed these test plans: cipient with a gold key. in Pontiac has, ed| L The first air-to-air rocket, with the enlistment of 10 men in the|an atomic warhead will be fired. Guests will include Mr. 294 [pontiac area during the mosith of| 3%. The proposed infantry of the Mrs. Alfred Wilson, of Rochester, | 4574) They were flown immediate- atomic age will be tested for the whose gift of thelr Mesdewbenak liy to San Diego, Calif., for 12)first time. Farm to the university will mak€.|wecks of recruit training 2. Pigs, the largest animals ever possible the opening of « four) Among the 10 were two Pontiac Placed under an atomic test here, year college im the county i imnen: Robert Henry Kittman, of Will be used. | 1908. 6948 Desmond St.: and James Ed “* ‘© 4 Dr. D. B. Varner, MSU vice|ward Hoisington 24 Rosemary St.| The rocket will be fired late in president, will speak on the uni- ' P , |the series, which is to end Sept. 1. versity’s plans for a branch all pong o Dike node Taes, (it Will be loosed: trom a manned Meadowbrook Farm. : ‘ aircraft, but there was no an-|: dore H. Rahm, both of Washing- . o-_«—» tou; Rebert W. Coffren, eof Or- |D@mecement of what, if any, tar- Scholarship winners are: Pon-| tenvilig: and Charles E. Moore |**t ‘ere will be. tiac—Janet Wilson, Marcia Petrie,| and William M. Strobel, beth of e f @ James Clancy, Judith Campbell,|) Auburn Heights. - | ,The infantry maneuver, sched- Loretta Young, Roland Williams,| . aig lk anit for Aug. 19, will involve Carolyn Rush and Richard Single-|,, Pounding out are AD- three new concepts of ground pe thony J. Sinauskas and Dale Lanny ,a-fare based on a proposed new : we GS ee nae from Ula: S06 MP arty -Gp “battle group.” Waterford Township — Barbaral. Upon completion of recruit train-|_ These concepts are: | establish- Hutchings and Rodney Evans: ing they will be transferred to of a defense against mm James Van Nocker; ‘lCalif, for five Avondale — Wilbert Jonoschka/training. 4 and Kenneth Sheehy. ~ Margaret. Westphall; Ortonvilie— John Uloth and Carol Burt. 4 City Letter Carriers ances against “the boss” WOM protective stand Harold Wright. Charles Bryson,/control of city hall in a stunning i > Se ona és tne Randall Spurgeon and Elton Thorpe upset, up will take the offensive and are in Washington, D.C. today rep- Se BE 5: will be moved by helicopters to Pontiac Branch 320./ The defeat of thé GS-year-ld|cocwy a strategic site. ° National Assn, of Letter Carriers| contractor was somewhat anal-| ty third phase will utilize heli- 8 ae See ee iat souk wan to toe ee ay Se erent tered tight years ago to force evacuate casualites. With them at the affair which is|then entrenched organization of poe designed to push a postal employesthe late Frank Hague. oe pay reise Grouch Congress ls a ae Ashking for Trouble! dent of Local 1766, eamask Poatg, meet cn aes Oe meet SOUTH HAVEN @®—Things just elected commissioners meet © SECTIONALS © SOFAS © TABLES @ LAMPS - \politica] organization of John V. . ! | Kenny Sted ‘gellrtey ‘es @ the fortifications with the test) a ieee _. , soup of rebels within the Demo- - | Deliver Views to Capital: |cratic. party with personal griev-' win be to determine how their| : ; Tues- li'day to organize is State Sen. "Modern Carpet & Furniture Cos _ Annual Spring Sale © CHAIRS isile of artillery size. Some 1,400 jmen Ft. Lewis, Wash., will be to Ge : to Benefit From Hike Asked by Group on Appropriations According to Mrs, Lawrence. Martz, of Bloomfield Township.' Ask Fate of 35,000 ; A *, Child Guidance Clinic still leaves that group far short of the $790,- 000 recommended by the gover- chairman of the Oakland's clinic eee eee RN wee board, the added money does not! bring any closer the establishment. of additional clinics, one of them| proposed for southern Oakland! County. , eee x * * She welcomed, however, features of the bill which would sharply in- crease the Senate approved budg- ets for Hawthorn Center at North- troit, 2 «& The House bill would give $900,- $1,578,000 to Lafayette, compared with $1,250,000 by the Senate. -The bill also increase state grants to county libraries by $33,- 000 over the Senate figure, or a total of $420,000, TOKYO —Japan has asked Communist China f ipvestigate the fate of 35,767 Japanese natien- als missing on the China main- land since the end of World ville and Lafayette Clinic in De- discov 1000 to Hawthorne, compared with}: 1$650,000 under the Senate bill, and ~ \War I. whe eS = 1 ee: ae | : rT won 1000000 : ‘; Yes! The people who tried Philadel ; “or : hiked iddel stand tery eveshahe on coming more. In just one year, this finer-tasting whisky woo more thao a million new frieads. 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DRAW DRAPERIES a Operational Tax Turned Down District Entirely Void | of Funds for Operation, Says Superintendent ORTONVILLE — For the sec- ond time this year, the voters of Brandon Township School district have defeated the tax of an addi- tional six mills, The added tax had been recornmended by the Bran- don Board of Education as neces- sary to carry on the current pro- gram. The issue was defeated by a vote of 279 to 146, yesterday. “Had it passed,” he said, “the tax would enable the district to re- ceive approximately $24,000 in aid) for distressed state school districts BARBARA A. BARKHAM MARY CATHERINE BARKHAM Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Barkham of Milford announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Barbara Anne, to Herman Mergiewski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Merglewski of Ormond Rd. and the engagement of their daughter, Mary Catherine, to Marine Cpl. Kenneth Van Ness, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Van Ness of Teggerdine road. No wedding dates have been set. | Commission Steps Up Hearkie next “Now. said Hungerford, “ district aid will be $9,000.” He added, “the amount is questionable and depends on whether the district gets full amount.” . A® Brandon has a 15 mill lim- raised the millage here to $26.85 per $1,000 of state equalization val- uation, using 13.85 mills for oper- ating and 13 mills for debt retire- E é f 3 cf i wii ri 7 t i an i Tie : ‘i |) It's Here! SANDRAN. STAINLESS VINYL FLOOR COVERINGS * 16 New Patterns to Choose From *CORKTONES FLORALS *& SPATTERS INTRODUCTORY OFFER * TILES "Regular $7. 69 39 Sq. Yd. $ Battle Proposed Zoning: Dondero said this morning that he had advised his clients to proceed te build without a per- anit. 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The rest of the big watches from a grassy So tenes SD bs Se tax welve Hours Is Limit i Redeem 50 Free Top Value 4 Stamp Coupon _ On Page 16 at Your Kroger Store Head Lettuce == -2-1: | Fresh Beets “a0 -i 1s Spinach n= Slaw Salad wc22 2-1 Cucumbers | xc. T°. Red Radishes “22% = em Strawberries CRY-O-VAC a 46 LB. AVG. SMOKED ectve lean, spin-canedl WieliGk: ew touts Won Soest tm ghcomimactowe — aeageision Chunk Tuna ee 31° snese Di 254-4b, maser: ee ~ Uncle Ben's Rice time Ae Sieve diline fer vat: ls 21 eq Karo Syrup - ok: ee | | B See es 8 es BONELESS ALL MEAT tue Label, Kroger low price shot is. —s- Mazola Oil g Rib of Beef Mazola Oil $19 Froth frozen for extre trovhness. cg aged a ‘SWIFT'S Meat Pies Chicken, tuskey, lemb, pork, veel and beet, = 35°. Hot Dogs - ip is 85° Veal Roast Mensa ti er ae ee! eee Pork Sausage 3, s&s @9* Veal Roa iygrade, fine tor Seder. ae 2. 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WASHINGTON (INS) — Presi-|was available throu gh’ other senna oeveral. automobile fa ‘Sel Michigan. ‘Tourist Couneil says. dent Eisenhower has refused to de- clare areas of Massachusetts, de- vastated by forest fires, a major) It is estimated that sportsmen disaster area that would be eli-|take more than 12 million federal as-jot ‘wild food’ (fish and game) | from Michigan's woods and waters » | Phe decision was communicated yearly, according to the Michigan: to Gov. Foster Furcolo by White Tourist Council, And the state! House “Assistant Sherman Adams. ranks first in the nation in the Adams told Furcolo that the ex-| combined sale of hunting and fish- tent of the forest fire damage did ing licenses. CONCRETE “DELIVERED RIGHT means, | 5 | They usually do... and mirrors, too. But until you have tried Little Bo-Peep and water with a dash of vinegar added, you have no idea how easily and how quickly glass surfaces can be cleaned. Montgomery Sticks by His Guns Gruff British Hero Scorns Gentle Art of Politicking By doteruatniiel News Service Field Marshal “Viscount Mont-| Five years ago,. when British : political leaders were carefully ex- Grandmother, 46, }for Montgomery's statement. plaining why they couldn't join the European Defense Com- ‘munity, Montgomery announced that fee would like to sce Britain trostily ‘disclaimed responsibility” RAF BRISTLES ' ~ Recently, Montgomery said in a |speech, delivered only a féw blocks from the Royal Air Force Club in London, that the western air forces should be welded into “one single mighty weapon" — commanded by an American. The RAF bristled. HAS SOLDIERED Montgomery has been a soldier for most of his 69 years. After graduation from. Sandhurst, Brit- ain's West Point, he served in in EDC. The British foreign office}, | been driven, from Libya back to Marshal he was given the command that! was to win him a permanent place, month sof preparation he aunched ‘an attack on the Ger- mans and mein, — bined with Gen, Eisenhower's forces to end the North African campaign, in. May, 1943. * * * Belgium and France for three years during World War I, was wounded twice and heavily “deco. rated. In World War Il, after aid- Montgomery held top- command posts in Europe under Eisenhower from D-Day until the end of the war: becamie chief of the British ing in the Dunkerque evacuation, imperial general staff after the cy Tunisia, segs? ste com-j TO THE JOB” READY MIXED “Past. Dependable Service” B&B READY MIXED CONORETE and Gordon Booker » on 3-883! Works Led in dpray botties, See directions on bottle. war and has been NATO deputy! supreme Allied commander ‘since’ 1951. A widower, he has one son, David, 28. Bill Buck 1 6127 Highland Rd. 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OF or Tals nd more and more Amer- Segue EE Geeta Cotes ee oe aoe : THE, PONTIAC ‘PREss, WEDNESDAY. | MAY 15,1957 Fine Forests in Jeopardy, Says Expert eee : Warns Michiganto Beware of Fire Threat saat nia Ga A. waduiy et Michigan faces the possibilities of big forest fires like those in the old days comes from a forestry ex- pert. ; : Prof. Kenneth P. Davis of the University of Michigan cited as a danger signal the big fire that destroyed at least 750 acres of timber in the Huron National Forest near Lake Huron last week, ‘Confidential’ Probed Further. Two Witnesses Label Stories About Them ‘Outright — Lies’ LOS ANGELES # —. Confiden- tial magazine comes‘ under fur- ther scrutiny today by a county - grand jury conducting a crimine!! jibel investigation. | ‘The jurors, who went into the! | gubject matter of the magazine’ yesterday with a dozen witnesses, including actress Maureen O'Hara! and pianist Liberace, will explore | | its financial. dealings today. | ~*~ * * ‘Misa O'Hara and Liberace, both, subjects Serer: articles, appeared ntarily The red-haired actress branded! — | the sory about her "an outright] _lie""_and said she felt it was her | civic duty to testify. “I would like’ - to see Confidential put out of bus-'” jness,"" she said. wins wea, pedis dod tiatdidha emnsaplasally ee ee acer ae tae ce | 28 N. SAGINAW AG mere to burn.” ; Pan-R i i : : ; bb. : (oe ew eee eee eee eee eee werracie aft ah Foot ood Q: REMUS = 28 bb. BUTTER wir MEAT PURCHASE Because there are now more forests to burn, Davis said, “We're getting closer ‘to forest fuel | F ers conditions that 50 or 73 years ago fed same real | ry eee whingdingers.” Davis cited one whingdinger in Michigan ip | 1871, the year of the great Chicago fire. It started © at Holland on Lake Michigan and swept across Lower Michigan to Lake Huron. Ten years later, | he said, a forest fire swept the Thumb, killing more than 160 people. ** * . “Paradoxically, this increasingly serious sit- vation is one result of progress in forestry,”’ said Davis, who is chairman. of the Department of Forestry in the U. of M. School of Natural Re- one FRIDAY ond MONDAY EVE'S to 9 Weiner arecias FEATURES FOR THURS.-FRI.-SAT, end MON. FREE PARKING _ the magazine and Liberace similarly denounced! the article! about him, and followed up: his’ grand jury appearance by filing 5 Semillion-dollar libel suit, * * * The suit asked 20 million dollars . actual damages and five million exemplary. damages. Publisher Confidential, Inc., Robert Harrison, writer Horton - Streete, the Kable Printing Co., Hollywood Research, Inc, and were named | defendants, | vate detectives, The juty also heard from pri newsmen and Hollywood “party girls’ in an, apparent effort to learn where” Confidential gets its story ma- terial. * * * garian revolt ‘to try to live down. * The grand jury hearing i¢ the And now the Chinese Communists; 100 CLOSE OR ODMORT — This Waterloo; Ind. boy must be thankful that these derailed boxcars came to rest when they did ~~ about 30 feet from his front porch. a ae pear gsi New York Central line tore up a quarter-mile-of track. There were no fatalities in the wreck. Chinese Suffer Setback™ in Communizing of Tib By JOHN #. MARTIN lare better understood. So there INS Foreign Director ny ie sree The Soviet Union ‘has its Hun- |the second ee ee When the. third five-year plan result of a long investigation bythave suffered a setback on their |comes around Peiping will recon- the state attorney general and the Tocky road to empire high on the’ ‘sider the problem — Los Angeles district attorney Officials conducting the investiga- tion said they will seek criminal hbel setictenewss. provided the ; «ss Tibetans by then have acquired a taste for the Red type of reform. The Peiping regime sent ; troops into autonomous Tibet, an SET OFF REVOLT plateau of Tibet area about thrée times the size of: California, 6’, years ago. It was “reform” in the Kham \tegion of eastern Tibet that set’ at WYMAN’S rou CREDIT Is INSTANTLY OK’ed J nf, | Tape on your ow soe "The Body’ Prohibits Use of That Label Now Peiping has announced that for the pext six years no “democratic reforms” will te off the revolt last year when sev- yw of an anti HOLLYWOOD UF — Marie Me. bparpy ceases accessible but peace- anti-Chinese moverienmt Donald ’ ful theocratic state before the . signed « $60,000 Las Vegas pig iny : (se contract last night that prohibits. the use of her famous label —| Reports leaking out from Tibet “The Body.” through India last month said that|forces to try to control the popu- The curvesome victim of Holly-\the Chinese Communists were in|lation in the land well suited for . : guerrilla warfare. wood’s mast publicized kidnaping the midst of reappraising both ; case staged a gala contract-sign- military and political policy in the! SoChinese policy probably wit ing party at the Moulin Rouge high mountain land. * * * —— ‘fended central points, and hope * * * The revolt in eastern Tibet lastihat the influences of modern The contract. — marking heriyear and the strong resistance of padgets will sap the Tibetan leancettiente ite treepe in easily do-1 debut fh 7 resort—calis monasteries to Communist Te theocracy. dmodiles for four ks af Las Vegas’ Des- nes plus the physical difficulties aircraft Nw ae to weboee ert Inn, ming May 28. of effective controlling the ie ‘Communist revolution than Wilbur Clark, operator of the Buddhist lad; diétated the apa,_told a reporter: “She abso- approach by Peiping. lutely refuses to be billed as ‘ThE TROOPS SENT HOME Body,’ even though she’s got such’ : This beautiful Cas fares Win- dow in door. 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The eoeiehe sinadea cull Stratford Fest Fest ve 1 Andithe alahbseeine Shakespeare-|Stratford’s | Vogue movie’ : arms, Each was sentenced to 10) today: to the: weapons charge. ' | \\an Festival approaches its fifth July 8- pees | Us s al Pole zi Get Life Sentences years in jail. | Also Film Sh a erations = me oe A a vs Supreme Court) / London dealers are off a nel : NICOSIA, Cyprus — Five ia Eg a sentences May fishing rod with & Tha ye dn “STRATFORD, Ont. — The! from 13. nations, - Get ina 7F _ | Greek Cypriots sentenced to death 9 and ordered a retrial, because for all-weather fishermen. The|hometown of Canada’s annual) world premieres, 2. April 5 for firing at a security ‘evidence im English had not been handle contains a wick and »spe-| Shakespearean Festival may soon' The films from both t ‘patrol were retried today on “a interpreted into Greek. Jat slow-burning fuel. ibecome a world film showplace. Tron Curtain will be shown” Men Study One Another | — vs to Help Navy Plan Long : : , Antarctic Tours : : vee CHICAGO (INS)—Every man is : ; : Z a psychiatrist at the South Pole. Each of the 329 U. S. Navy men and civilian scientists wintering over in Operation Deep Freeze has been enlisted in a giant personality and emotional evaluation of every ‘the United States than with any international body that might be Boe is. BURGLAR- : THE B PONTIAC ic bab: WEDNESDAY, MAY th 1057 j reli Hanes, The Army is chesednbah Gk prea beck ec ume ae Olina allegedv|Construction Begi day vill An us. 5 oe Ane De ae “week the same|committed while off duty plane Bp se hy . Jailed by, eo ey +: © /s leourt convicted Paul E. Bell,Jaway from thelr beses. | geomet lode Sane i aie © — 27 ele cece a shag aa haga ty protected hotel in town — a sky-| The Seleiet tes the Kentucky Tavern near Misa-|¥¢* : Britain has an $80,000,000 con- with 850 rooms, a police| rent for ne court in given atiwa March 6 after the bartender x *« # —., [tract @ giant steel plant) station and a . ters ee cere ee, Fe Wet ae ee cen ey ee ee ’ Uris Brothers announced yester- Freshland. . "Where Kool Nice Fruits and Vegetables are Four Ways Fresher! 1, BOUGHT FRESHER .. . By Wrigley’s produce experts . lle setae oh erat any, sad Vey Oy Sy Se - sight i This Coupon Worth lic Toward Purchase of 1-Lb. Can | ‘Chase & Sanborn 2. SHIPPED FRESHER . Rxpress’ refiigeration from Freshland’ fields directly to our doors . ‘to lock in all that farm-dreab goodness. ote od WwW FRESHER . tangy omearenaey ena i lal eens revatio Nir ey 4. SERVED FRESHER .. _ Because we buy ship and sell it. iid « fresh from Freshland . . -enly Koa rip. prance hes a longer home-life. THIS COUPON Kool Krisp erp | a 2 Se Head : ; Hot Heuse _ Lettuce Tomatoes | ; | Get Finer Gifts Faster With - Os or Cake Mixes Gold Bell Gift Stamps —— wig 2044 Your Choice | ne e Yellow e Orange P @ Choc. Fudge @ Spice KE. Land 0° Lakes bee Top Frost Frozen Sliced . emi Strawberries omg re one nit cut . 39%. eer Premium : Ground Bee irasnemt 43*,| BONELESS ixite cm «(Rib Roast _ Variety Loaf agg 59° te Fe a ~- White B Conpuity Drems =e | ab, AT ae f . - : ( ae ee pe = f s ee > a oe. i Ae GS z Se < i ; ; i £ he $ 3 i ee a ‘ has * ie Ps fe, I 7 << is f 42 Lat \ Nie oe: ‘ ae : b ; " Ke \ ‘ : \ yop 3 THE PON'TIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY. MAY. 15, 1931 ee = Financ bor i eee Start Round-Up jn" See Passes Loans , in Area Today Kae Oakland County Area Invite Future Students Gets Borrowing OK'd of Kindergarten Class} by State ‘to West Bloomfield The State Monicipal Finance Commission approved several bor- WEST BLOOMFIELD ‘TOWN. M poate ald on of balane Dan 1957, rowings yesterday for the Oakland and are planning to attend kinder- County area. garten, have been invited to thelc . school “Round-Up” today and to-|, morrow. "| Children living in the Roosevelt)g.a9 school and the Hosner-Green area) were to meet at Roosevelt school of at 1 p.in. today. ee Also, in outlying areas, the . : ; TUMBER Butters SUPPLIES: FUEL approved: : une 10. : with | es ee ¢ FE4 2521 [ta 4 iy ; sewage bonds ; the kindergarten is 2 2 N SAGINAW ST Pontiac |O, Mu = eh Com Contest’ = PRICES Cedar Crest Rite Read Is Under Way Tn _ ai REDUCED Gail Hofmeister Married Entry Blanks 365 Prices reduced—ond_in eddition. extra bonus features. Lokeside’s Lower MILFORD—Rev. Howard Clay; The bride ts the daughter ¢ | fOF County Formers, cost of ope permits these sensotiono! values — and we are passing combe of Cedar Crest Lutheran] Mr. and Mra. Erwin Hotmelster | Says Agent these savings on to you—all on nationally known adore finest quality ‘performed 7: .m,| of 8436 Cascade, as : : Seite on Suierhig Ging Cael bridegroom is the son of Mr. and | A “Corn Contest” will be held « “geecignenye sorte ated par Ae ve. Laverne Hofmeister and Raymond) | of . ee 3 , - McLeod in poor inves Ming ding Rutland, Detroit. —. the service and reception w ing : was held at West Acres Club House, Bee NS ee an cad today by Jay Potfenberger, assis- . Orchard Lake, were 200 guests. | cabrina neckline. Gail chose a} ""* + ; INSTALLED FREE veil. The bouquet was a cascade| be members of the Oakland MAXWELL HOUSE is composed MUFFLER Attending her sister as maid of terested seed and fertilizer honor was Jean Hofmeister with )Eunice Mandiek of .Clarkston,|: Prizes for the winners, including * Tail Pipes Donna Ayala, and Linda Hofrheis-| first, second third places inj - * Airplane Type Shock jter of Milford and Doris. Brownell! each division, to be donated} 1 Lb. Vac. Reg. or big tes Jina. 2 £ 20 HOLLERBACK Jesse tn'Deton. "SP "of os oe Sitar soto AUTO PARTS eee be , ome eames e es HCanior Girl Scouts SEIS |, DU-AY CITY— Senior Girt Scouts] miner, snd com mus Court of Awards recently at ; the high school. Dorothy Koenig,|°%use of erosion danger. BOOK ‘STORE Rae Ae ss se JIFFY BISCUIT MIX | ang ies rececr| New Low Everyday PRICES at LAKESIDE | wil “gt Milk ..........4 @ 690 Tide, Du & Cher 2 Six 60 sceaiSalder’s Catsup ...3 m=. 080 | Stine Grackers .. uPt. 19e sors ee sms, 380 |Grisco............8 & O80 — iar. Sm 108 Hin Fig Bare :-- 2 We p Size, sees Gm. = 39° * MULLERS OVENGLO BREAD INSURED SAVINGS to $10,000 by an agency, of 4 the U.S. Government, © ei? 8% APPLIES to ALL savings regardless of size, EARNINGS added twice a year. oad amount opens _ youraccount, _ SAVINGS PLACED by the 10th earn from the Ist, SAVE BY MAIL — DRIVE-IN WINDOW Services. 4 \ | FRE PARRING at the rear of our home office. est to. Submit Protests on | Special Assessment The city’s 1957 public improve- ment program ran into some snags : ne F EE 1 He ! ai All Good Things io | tey thie wonoused tnsiiry af oseoptione BUY YOUR NEW 2 FURNITURE Nika Ceprrers $09.55 Upholstered wena varrented. fore Tense 24° By Burris, Foam rubber cushion, & $49" | $37.50 Cape Cod | censes Suspended or Revo 8 pee ogame : ALUMINUM for Porch or Lawn | projects and three special LC ‘= =7250 in Area Lose Driving Rights Yeckt Chairs .. $7-50-58,95-39,50 « low bid of $4350 for combined FP -raly = annahy s gr fy bere aout Oe pte — |, aes 9. anette, 9 8. eemeR Folding Chaise Lounge ........ $14.95 eevee Comstrecten om Kennett road) octy renisents had thelr driver's|{%jeo"* "iam Sten, A Wont “eae Folding Capri Lounge........ $19.50 | << Wiinee Gottee Seay Seer Sugete 4. 606 Baldos Ft! $22.50 | » m Howerd Ferndale a. ad Man Who Posed | uniess otherwise tisted, tcenses| Sraitce i, ictstou Root Pass pei Petes oe Folding Cabana Chairstte.... . | were taken from the following ,S™*"** ©. McPherson, 100 Beigwin 2 | for Stone Statues vom because of habitual negii-/~ Wiltret 1. Martin, Seset 1 bare revoked Those ordered to furnish financial doen: tora, Wad. | #,- : ee L. Olsen, [16 Gladstone responsibility include: : Moen., : ‘AsnitImpressed | sess wm cures, | East s teeta. S| Bt ata 9:30 A.M.-6 P.M] | Umbrella Tables $= Lawn Umbrellas | le James * ¢ James B tier, A Ave. i i 8 Meee 5 Ss Steere | Socreeuace See eeerme ly | me tte |) prom SY()O $ from 94750 Seng eet ft himalt and com) Sr “Siieaats Bees Peek, | et EES thee! odes inlets: | 9:30 A. M.=9 P.M. : | ree ree erty 4 Bicker Oren, Sates “Frereti D. Shipman, Novi ‘ Frank Intihar, Walled Lake, i-/— : | oe * * - Be at "HAR-TROM HI-WAY Soha Wile” Will Coach Envoy “FURNITURE MART _ “TE posed for those statues 47 | years ago when I was a freshman = errs tf) Tee HI ‘i i , = : i 7 - SHAKE a f : we 1532 S. WOODWARD AVE., BIRMINGHAM VU ea Red and Green Print Occasional Chair CHAIR & $12 § gz $4450. 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MOSHER of the Erickson Color Laboratory of Kalamazoo will be here to ~. take these beautiful life-like and long last- ing color portraits of your children, And on pai Shop arenes sine seg one ree S POCCSO OCOD ESSOOOE OOOO OOOO SOOOOTORESOSOSSOD DESO SOOO OHOSESODOODSORS NO SALESMAN, WILL CALL ON “You! PICTURE WILL BE MAILED TO You! ‘NO DEPOSIT OR RESERVATION REQUIRED! . om e sesecansessonnvosssnsecnnsesonseecsessessanessonnsoes ew eoceccescces E oe ane > S OOeROReneeescosoes: Coeeepeccceccocccccss SITTINGS WILL TAKE, PLACE AT ° WONDERLAND TOMORROW, MAY 16, 10 AM. TO 8:30:P.M. AUST BRING YOUR CHILD IN: 0 SR aS BRE a2 SR 0° Ra i ee a A ae ae t : # eee I boas ep sie si > i | | { Ld / | ae i 1 : : ; ve id wt eae Wager of Ditie -highway, Mrs. Ottawa ‘iets, Mrs. Charles Hayner of Oneida road and Mrs. Dora Dawson of South Tilden avenue (left to right). Past presidents attending the annual luncheon, meeting of Pontiac Tuesday Musicale held at Devon Gables yester- day were Mrs. Harold B.. Euler of Camp Fire Announces | Summertime Schedule An overnight “Pioneer Camp” to tents from the Kiwanis Club. Orchard Lake Lady Sailors F Past Presidents Honored by: Musicale at. Luncheon “MSU Director of Dramatics Speaks — at Annual May Gathering Former presidents of Pontiac Tuesday Musicale were honored at the annual May luncheon and pro-_ gram Tuesday at Devon Gables. 3 : The former presidents are organized into a small working organization within the local club and are part of the Past Presidents’ Assembly of the Michigan State Federation of Mu- +— oe ee eee "iene Tribute. was paid to the late | Mrs. S. A. Kessell, first presi- E ‘ dent and founder. pee ding te eg, of Fran and Me: SG Re were Mrs. Martin Henry Sink of Sylvan Lake. Mrs Seite Thors, Mrs. c. Mrs hain Oe y . Harold pag E. c. x* * * | aa opetanching eat Mca ois aaede J. Bunker of Auburn ote rotay ge Dot |g a am athe Gosc versity. Mr. ‘Buell has been Lake Orion. at ‘ verity since 1897 and director Ch pter Installs of dramatics since 1942. Choosing as his topic “The Jean Warnack New Look in Broadway Musi- cals," Mr. Buell discussed the Jean Warnack was installed as types of musical comedy which [president of Xi Phi Chapter of were popular prior to the | Beta Sigma Phi sorority at its an- : smash hit “Oklahoma.” nual Founders’ Day dinner and in- x. * * stallation of officers held at Bots- “Since ‘Oaklahoma,” which | ford Inn Tuesday evening started the new look, *. 2? has been — | errangements and Mrs. W. C. [Pontiac OES 228 co ae ME Vases Vas Yucca Senilled decorations. Conducts Meeting Mrs. Gordon Woolcot (right) of speech at Michigan State University, |: 4 Ajear Society. hpi, asier 2% OES, met | Mohawk ‘road, president of Pontiae and Mrs. Paul Kern of Henry Clay ave- Libs; ‘E i u Tuesday Musidele, is aphed with nue, who presented past presidents of [Hear Mrs. Estes ‘|Terms: Ste eee enat Villa Day the speaker, Donald Buell, professor of the group with special pins. ; Mrs, Howard Estes showed films| Will be held June 2 at Adrian. — — : — — and explained the work being done} Invited to Friendship Night pro- 2 Eg rf i ; 8 £ i at i. : HI fi : at Group Holds of the U.N.’ 5 St. Hugo Altar Guild Planning Breakfast & study daughter dge Club Meets |&> winners in the Mon-|_ Ba the guild meeting and Mrs, Walter| Four pages foday i in Women’s Section no daughter, ) ; th : qu : i . . | : ~ ei 4 * * * 4 g 4f oF fl FF dt H 7 ii g fH § é A PME TIE heim ee CUTS 1, PERMA DPT NSN ee oP eae ge ot Z § 5 Z & i ri 3 EFT Firestone WHEEL ALIGNMENT} MEST Yh Firestone WHEEL BALANCE Dear Mr-and Mrs. Public: UL eciion Dyn Rage Invariably when I'nt asked to prove. the statement that Cadillac is one of the we Orr rr Ch aenanneenige fees = most economical carstodrive,I Pe eg ce : make a sale. Cadillac is not only.a prestige. apulgiden “Late er car, it’s a sound investment that pays =~ ‘OU GET — pal money dividends for years‘and years. = , <3 ip] ~©=Tomorrow perhaps? ? My'telee \) MLL 3.2.24 i Coke Top of tz llow ia ut to a With Orange Mrs. Schul as i Cocon (601 y ema | Fluffy Ye you will not 1057 ie= at that is ddd ; i nae A a5 TA int ah i. * Ht a % Au At Bate) fee oy a if § Ai or ska oe bth a py ie «2 ant |) En Shy i “iit | ti : ee EF eo be SEs | anhe G82 | fs Bi AT SM pe fine a ih aod “Ha EH UU ten “EE Hil i ox : fa { 4 Sa | a is ine y & * a _ ge ea: he : gigs pt a! ® i saetll i : agit lai pan jet | ff at | HEH ai it Her i i ot pées +Hhee? : et iit hilint- aH BR Bik aes .f a Le é thi lod HH Especially for You by Edith. Martin Styled and Proportioned f a for women 2, 3, HE Hilt Tie jill Ha iy Hite @ jin iN ANY & Saginam, Hate Thestor Biden Pestiae,Sof og PERE aenigy Bp I, APA Pe Hl HE ant Wg. wietay pees beac |e all ae Li i hi He ila Ht q th th 3 jit cine Hatt ; O} og aie ial LL ea ee at i BS 8 ki Jatin i sat SHIM GT Ea “eli Tees eee eS * atti i lS fp Oe HF BY ) x al ent a oe Shop HF | uur ait (iii 4. i ase jet FepaaE HE man 14: iii. eH bia aM a ee a wind ig vai | MAY 15, | ym Li} Bt | ii feat byl 78 i] i 3 Res a cai ail Sat i ‘ Ht i : I : ait in de : in a Sti fee uit oe Hh ee Oly nut ugeelll- Bes Hel a a SO Nat; Halal tt Hh He Hy i ‘lt: HI PAL UH Tae eRe ae : ine itl | BOR Tia fii : ) miin| se OK ay GRR Str i 3.3 & : L WEDNESDAY, MA a ME LE Me “i of « 7 SS, w § Co oes acl “here as eS ae Bo ed pia a4 Hi, mae si | 2 3 _ easy top 81 N. Seginew pitas geri & H ee - SLECTRONIC CROAN 18 E. Huron St. Be ; Sel! 2 7 : rf i 4 : Ned q — | els | re i ft ie, ni fallacies 0 init 2, Sa 8 4 re HH BE peau Hd neaa Tt til % Ez On ~ #etOO a i ii phil Ht Euan ; TR aia 3 Zt ee S26 Mis ¢ Fee ot : 7 ey nhs © = isa ke gepety Het HN le dae the ag Ua? 3 EZ ‘ 6 SU 33 Be is. 3 ay TP =f il aif A ge 7 HIE 5 eee i} BF Zz 3 i eye - eS iam ale edit stee dit Sit aida |e Se Ne CO oe FEE HE : Lg ig8 |] 5 oe BRE SSE aia Gy THU isatiele SG Mania, tied 23 aisle pms Al 2) fie ieee S: 4 Sel > oN a oe ~ mel i Hi di dot Be ONE Ap : wad) bE Eni i 2 Hee dle Se 33 = zi ineay Pees a be pbs SE +: z =i lita! Or fe baat 2S; + a S : at “6 o} a} z = 2 SS o *e 4 4 T i 3 : S i a 4 : iE fF Ko | | Open MONDAY - Land FRIDAY ta Fe Gade kits hero’ Accdints Opened or “Puk Thempcin the CagtAmay Nowl * -‘breéze into summer in. cool a ae es sold exclusively at 2 16 N. Seginew St. ad = Bloomfield more wonderful than ever in colors to mix or match _ JASHION SHOP 1662S. Telegraph Rood | Dock Walloper Mes ie a Shirt ‘a 2.50 Bermuda Shorts LBS + Here they ‘ore « heysewile might Be inclined to do somethin about jt Chops, "Duck, “Turkey, {|The Marquis seemed equally en- D: ae er ee (1) CELLAR: (2) 5 Come Dinners. » g.tranced with her, but it isn’t so) ™*5c : B. Hf the bride doesn't show u the .wedding. ] roecnsin g easy to get a div I “ hs CHARLES will be pretty badly “(a JOLTED: (4) ‘te. 8 | Four Private: Dining Rooms | .@ it is in_ the USA. end Asoo Pm oni | ae CLARK GABLE e ie weotal for repairing tile walls. (S$) MASTIC: : For Your Banquets ed _ married to Carol Me-| ad manage (8) PLASTIC. 4 . rs wy an American, when. he |). D. A folding umbrella - a ee 4 -PFAMOUS Ee. to get (7) ‘SETTER: (8) 4 “WINE CELLAR a pres E. sleep. ; | ‘Snapshots o i Cor TANELONG: Cid Waanausea. © Net From Ail Over me Wonka wat Tandon: * Slee or Coenen ge Dry (iz) NOSTRUM. | LUNCHES (er a jory ++ sc TE A ie WHERE a = ee (20) MAGNET. pu “ N GOOD ing te K. Building be ————— if the eae ee Meomeneee IN FRIENDS = en * (echleviog thin (3 "ttn "tnowsce. : ~ Mere ties heel, Carian thas IN MEET N M. Not good for shoes Mf ite wot. (2) WEATHER || \ (26) LEATHER. ; : N N. leaders watmed us to conserve our =f ,4 % : _ "* gesourees (27) NATURAL: (28) NATIONAL. \ * ©. Hardly for with bleed | fem. as cap kom. KN) a aes me i P. part of the routine in the medical te woowadeys. (81) SAMPLES: (32) . N @ WINE . Q. Wf not to at would ce coll for corrective | ; : measure, (23) CONDUCT: (34) CONDUIT, \ e TIOUORS ; ) “ R. Having just oonhes en a ts nota ‘to have \ DELICI ; ' 3. Unless en awning is ie eee Rene = aera i , = ek it: (98) TIGHT. a | : é * of a compseer tight f a 3 ; that SR is necessaty = his Poenez Pad = sari \ (a Sern N \ _ OFFICIAL L conresr RULES © Ru = : 85 North Saginaw - y : Ke Ladakh : See one coarser eee eee ta POr.0.6 ae eer. oe wil, , | +t Warns That Doomed to Failure PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti o- Council ling Republic) : By nightfall, gun-carrying par- tisans of the- 10. presidential can- the apparently the rest-of the nation’ —was at least temporarily calm. * * * sthiphcis'sa Och the palttindd ja sions for the moment, was an on- raihstorms| Fate of Death Penalties -\up of 12 men. went. Packy, one of his: pet pigs, is so lazy Hobo has to carry him around in bis arms. The other, named Porky, waddies along in front trying to keep from tripping over Hobo's enormous shoes. - i Paste this. picture. on cabdbeard, céler it and follow the cutting instructions carefully, then Hobo the Clown will be ready to perform in your Junior Editors circus — unless of course he trips over Porky lon the way into the arena. Make the big shoes a bright yellow and jhis socks a shocking red so they will through the holes in the show bright 7D ian Change’ is at Mount Clemens Vets’ Auxiliary Clubs Rete Slate puxtory Ch Slated on fhe Dixie Two revisions will be made in The Veterans of Foreign Wars Sunday, for-the annual Spring En- campment of the Fifth District, _| Department of Delegates of Leonard, will preside over both ™imorning and afternoon sessions. Past Commander of the Depart- . , ment of Michigan. Donald Draher, laughing sot land. nut tangn Por'ihe ex to enitunaes garoie langhloy Royal Oak, will act as the in- jit you had feet Hobo's size, wore a silly little hat with a hole in the . top and had two pet pigs for travelling companions wherever you stalling officer, | START EARLY The Ladies Auxiliary will Com. mence with a 9:30 a.m. breakfast, highlighted by membership awards. At 10:30 they will hold « school of instruction, and at 4:30 p.m, they will begin a business: “ : meeting and election of officers. ’ al said a warrant chery ichigan.. 35 VFW Posts will begin at 10:30 a.m. with a school of instruction for all newly elected officers of the _vari posts. This wil be followed at 2 p.m. traffic signals on Dixie Highway in Waterford Township this sum- mer, according to Sam Levine, dis- trict engineer for the Michigan | State Highway Department. Redesigned traffic plans will pro- hibit left turns from Dixie High- way onto Williams Lake road, and stalled at the intersection of. Scott Lake Rd. and Dixie Hwy., Levine Detective Lt, Raymond Forres- tal said Michael C, Casey told fice in New York, ling ‘Casey with embezziement a three-way signal will be in- Fifth District President Mrs. would be sought today. The youth. Matt Momber, of Royal Oak, will was held for investigation. \toes. The ragged pants have colored’ patches all over them. The pigs have pink noses, ears and stomachs. The pig standing: between Hobo's shoes has a green background. Peronist Gang Smashed Bests Police Radar With Roundup of 12 OKLAHOMA CITY w®—A police) a Peronist ring which has been/¢™'® ‘acograph in Traffic Court. setting off bombs ip Buenos Aires ha ees spaced 2an 0 staee|* tacograph record that showed \truck . driver’ Charlies Ray Dyer,’ (20, was not speeding. A taco- Chief Desiderio Fernandez Sau-' 7.5) is a gadget attached to ve- rez told newsmen the gang hoped hicles that records speed and’ stir up the population b nt. time. decane auctndiog pemphets Demopolis said the radar check intimidating £ P ishowed that Dyer was traveling and iS mph. in a 3 mph. zone The U0. S. post office department|*ho informed on followers of de-\could have been wrong and dis- jposed President Juan D. Peron. ‘missed the speeding charge. BUENOS AIRES (#—Police say|"*42r report Ipst out to a truck- i Judge James Demopolis favored. FREE SURVEYS AND ESTIMATES Of, BURNERS * OM FURNACES © “SUMMER LIFETIME GUARANTEE ON MOVING PARTS (This Junior Editors suggestion won 310 for Jean Miller, shia ‘SLEEP + Mich. If you have an idea send it to this newsplper. 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Bone chips were taken out of Cisco Andrade’s elbow -» + Manager Mike Scanlan bought a home in San Fran- cisco and moved his stable, headlined by Joey Giambra, eee eee at NYU. Tieehatien the Braves are playboys is still a sore spot with the players, not because they took it but because so many other persons did. All the exhibition trail Fred Haney had to disci- pline himself and not flip when pestered with the old question about his night-lifers . . . “I don’? have any,” ~ he says, “but if I had I'd handle them the way any ‘other manager. does. I’d make night life too expen- sive for them. I'd take their money until it hurt.” s the sine ta hte Gin thine seas GAT: familiar ee all, anh eh ee eek ang ay a |p i 18 ster | es reese te 22 A television network — CBS-TV|ranged for Sunday night at Beau- Red Auerbach, one of the most colorful of NBA coach-/is vepatted to be offering $200,000\dette by managerial agreement. es, has only.a verbal contract with the Celtics. It calls|msrmed that they had been ap. for $15,000 plus bonuses. Bossman Walter Brown snaps: proached “I'm tired of this business of the players getting all the|> Amato, | but that negptiations credjt for the victories and the coach all-the blame for “But,” said mc-exe| Sen's Senden the losses.” ° for the fight, CBS-TV executives x *« * North: Side Women’s action begins May 21. Shaw's meets Stadium at 7) o'clock and the Elks play Biemar at $:30.in tonight's games at Beau-| dette. Franklin tackles Lane's at} 7 and’ Richard's faces~ Drive-In) Cleaners at- 8:30-tonight on the} diamond, 4 ‘ retro 2 i’ i Naturally FROM THE WATER WONDERLAND é n't Miss These Low Prices Great Se DeLuxe - Super Champions 670-15 Bleckwall Plus tex ond recappable tire LOW, LOW PRICES ON ALL SIZES AND TYPES 122 DOWN 32 =” RAYON FIRESTONE CHAMPIONS rat Tremendous Lavings! 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THI RTT A ih bie i . bovideistlvis = 5 bia “lite nl Ear Df Hy + eS HE eh nse lie iaansasmlli __THE PON AC PRESS, : WEDNES AYN ge ~ 5 encekad old man, resplendent in a uniform he received many years too.late, receives today the homage due a survivor of: this nation's great- Gen. John B. Salling, one of three living Civil War veterans, was set to receive dignitaries and friends as he celebrated his 1llth'wears on festive occasions now,|the conference at the Lansing birthday. was given to him ‘several years Civie Center. The general title is purely hon- 48°.- On his birthday last .year) x *« * orary - A D siitainctillp from Gate City, | about 12 miles south of here, was ’ to bring the main body of visitors. | There were to be speeches, band musie and a huge birthday cake, Slate Benefit Dance at West Bloomfield WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWN- SHIP — An annual benefit dance recital will be presented at 7 p.m. / Sunday by the Betty Mae School of dance, in the auditorium of the West Bloomfield. High School. diitenind with four Confederate’ flags. black hair has never been washed, was presented greetings from Congress yesterday. The commu- nication came fr@m Rep. Jennings. (D-Va), Salling’s congressman. Salling’s uniform, which he iGov. Stanley presented him a Con-' ‘federate shirt and the Texas [Rangers sent a 10-gallon hat, Kindergarten Round-Up ~ Set for Almont Friday | ALMONT — On Friday, a Kin-| idergarten Round-up will be held at. |Almont school from 9 a.m. to noon tittle extra effort for personnel and who will be 5 years old on or be-inew buildings for ~additional fore December 1, may be regis- tients.” - tered. * * * A child’s birth certificate must be presented one registration. * | When Ps peng is registered, the The performance will be under|parent will receive a health sheet the direction of Betty Pruse, and|to be taken to the family doctor over 200 children from 4 years of and dentist for check-ups. The| ‘sheet must be returned on the ‘willleorr longer because it does not age will participate. All proceeds realized from_ the iday of school next fall and will recital will be donated to the high | ‘become a permanent part of each, ‘is moisture - proot and unbreak- school for new band uniforms. ichild’s record, Salling, hha claims his shock of “#5 termed “madness itself” by “Williams fis 0 cor ion Mental Health — LANSING @® — legislative j budget for mental health purposes Gov. Williams yesterday at a citi- zens’ conference on state mental health problems, More than 300 persons employed in the field of mental health and interested citizens are attending “They do not seek to help us jrisg to the higher goals of hu- |manitarianism,’ * said Williams of ‘Republican. budget leaders. ‘‘They iseem bent on carrying us back idown into the sriake pits, the hor- ‘rors of which are stillfresh in our memories, The governor said Michigan is reaching the point “‘where with a } x« * *® Williams charged that Senate Republican leadership “‘has’ cast aside a well thought-out pan for continued improvement of our mental health program. A new kind of flashlight battery corrode. It has a resin base and lable. sy ‘LISTENING IN — These odd-looking contraptions are jin reality specially designed radio antennas. Dubbed “rocket ears,”’ they are used to pick up data telemetered from research models in flight at the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics’ Pilotless’ Air- craft Research Station at Wallops Island, Va. The antenna in fore- ground is remotely controlled to follow a rocket in flight. Both models receive flight performance figures transmitted by telemeter | radio, which operates on a high frequency. Sikes acid he week wun oan, essary because of a recent rush was due to an April 1 order re- ducing the ready reserve obliga- tion of participants from 7% to 3 years, Service in the reserve men | the six-month active duty lin che of Need aay ai nn § ‘* * Round Lake Improvement Assn. wil] meet at 8 p.m. Saturday, at, the home of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Lowerey, 9312 Applewood. -— be Among matters for discussion is| gf, Waterford Township, 4905 ighiand placing of buoys around the swim- og Rk We trom abe hours of eee om ase, beaches, o oe pian signed him to in jail. ee ie he added, the total is 12,000. ea Restient aa Sree at tae ten [Beach Buoys on Agenda ities ia iced at of Round Lake Group =" if Mpuint mosis’ of the "toe. WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP —|in the Towamip Hal May 10, 1867. 4 upon the question of ye and ent May 1957, to Death Notices * Faneral Directors 4 Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Female 7 ferd DeLos. 167 N. Raymond Dr.; ege 83 beloved husband of Mrs. Eva B. Drinkwine; father of : Long Estab. x Git-ra. Rdward. Frederick, Jo-| 10 BOYS WILL Clerk work, gegetionces. Eve- seph teo Leona and . Bonnie) a a aT neem = _ ae Drinkwine, dear brother of Mrs. O'Shanter Country + | Mee Clndenine, Mrs. Lyle Hubel, EXCLUSIVE T Mr. Nansen, morming brs. MA - Mr. Beryle Biscovich, Gernald,| We need 10 boys to work one SALARY —- joncoh and Lorne Drinkwine, Pu-! S2er0e3ri, ty cris’ pas” '* | Rome eraunle are exp. necessary. | COUNTER GIRL. SON'S CONET omg tf at 2 a from Pursley 30, Press. Jalené, 101_X. : | Must be at least 16 years of age. “SALES TRAIN ES "| AIR, AMBULAN ; J EXP. war FOR WEEK Pursie: Pune al Home FE rE aan Ne snp eons NEEDED at ; Sin. oe : ae 8 ole 5 Woarne trainie 34521. Apply r rf ANDONTAN. 3 MAY 12, 1951, KARNIO, rogra y a0 hele R omar, 2 ust eserie) Donelson-Johns| Bitewns ox gay na husband. of Mrs. Zumrout D. FUNER. ee ant tain girls. 1 day ‘shift, 2 Koorkin. Mike and Ed- for Funerals” nights. Apply at nee. How- le lent opportunity. Giye references ward Andonian and Mrs. Geneva COATS Ppt cong Hl Box ili, Pontiac J Res —— Tarpinian. - ral service will) Com OR 3TT iEED 780 GOOD - 3680 Dixie Hwy. po Shaggy Bigg yy EA veal SPARKS.G Te >| enced, hard bi . gales per- ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR Home with Rev. A. Kacperien of- biful Service FE 2-501 =, once, Better than aver-/” secretary. Power-ton ficiating. Interment. in White b ings, please nd W. Liberty. Maiifocd’ Mick’ MU Chapel” Mr. Andonian etl lie tn V rh Si ] ERNoLD “Rea va a, me, | _ $0068. - phat camier Foner Heme ,| ¥ OOTNOCS 21D IC | sh aeiegragh ma. ARTHUR MURRAY Williamsbury. Birmingham; son of FUNERAL HOME “Part- Time Men Wanted | . #oefe 29 wechers. saperviners, brother of Movth ann; ‘grandson (ambelane Sere Raat oe Matar |. “Cal PS CONS ack for By. debe ter 30 hours. Apps rson only. of- Mr_and-Mrs_ 2 E. } —_ , ae soar residents, minimum r. ‘onday, May _ Mrs. Nellie K. Woodcock. Service Cemetery Lots 5 1g noon to 6 p.m. Saturday at the v QUALIFIED TIFEOUARD Fu |; Home, Greely, Colo, Pamily sug-|~~ ~ EM 3-2881. CASHIER geste contributions to the John 4 LOTS IN GARDEN OF LOVE, REAT ESTATE Pull time. We will won. Many a gags ag White Chapel. PE 22244. Need 3 - 18 em) @ benefits. Apply in Episcopal -Churc WHEE CHAPEL Two e rienced a sales E.-4 Por information, call the Manley pe ee ai pd oes. te rt Hall Clothes Bailey Puneral Home, 183 Qaek-| Coin’ sane? Jes Aiea st list & sells: Txisting. 200 N. Saginaw land, Biren SS Se eran Ses: ~ ae DRINKWINE, MAY 13. 1957. Gt) ' Help Wanted Male 6 Days. Apply at Porter's Drive- 2670 Auburn Ave. _Help Wanted Female 7 OFFICE GIRL AND and au Dersce | 94) Pierce Bt. Funeral Home with Rev. Tom Counter Girl and Marker | —— Malone officiating. Interment in! : SHEET METAL Counter and ‘3 Sak Oe ee | ee eee Puneet LAYOUT MAN Gos. "40" hr week experienced BicMANUS. MAY 14, » a8, ARTHUR. BERT FALKNER Must be experienced. | ey Must assume fresponsi- - 8 motes ei —— i - 4 aN SS MCDANIBE, TANK ¥ Apply in person. Douglas sasans Ser tether @ debe, Jo-| CLRCULATION DEPT. |™%2 _e at. __Higily Gianing Co. 8. Woeedward a Ase en pee FON LIAC PRESS on a On, SALESMAN GLEAMING, LAUNDRY. CMI Mrs. Patricia | Beckstrom and Mrs. AMBITIOUS MAN. , aRby wits CALL A | Pe ee dren, Live tm. References, EL Mrs Puneral tteady work "good tuure,| WED: REAL ESTATE oURTAI ae Gi wet eg tiy| Sha. Ee |e ga ae ee TT, at 10 a.m, from St. tiac, Excellent copertaaity tor de Paul Church with taterment tm ART APPRENTICE right Call interview, | DEPENDABLE LADY FOR CARE the nous va be at #30 oP Tusrs- ~ fon Bag 18, ip an came. ; of anaren & day « - Se Ga eo eae oy 1 ~% § pm. SING: le im state at the Searkeorittin ew Center Studios Home. 5 Woodward & E. Ler Lake + MAY 15. 1967, HANNA’ ARTHUR M MURRAY a Cottage : 08; dear pie Sie Reece Se) meee 2, ae Harry © snd Glen 8. Wright. $96.50 for 39 hours in Mrs. L. J. Parrish and : c - nh ag dear sister of Marvin E Friday at 11:30 a.m if pel with Rev. Paul FALESLADIES: EXP. in aan, eerrany & Soest. OS Pull or or part Salary plus com- ZETTE Birmingham PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER indy peivocn the apes of st CASHIER, Cleanup } Pie? aon PE ose Cashier “EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING MIDWEST Sea! a oe you uke Si bores eikra | * Best Way DRIVING SCHOOL Get more. dollar, Call 3 MEN DESIRE ANY ied. Fone or —_ mF .. = — wn work. ae on & eine o employer | _ Ke Agency, st Ph S008 “oe Pe \ | Work Wanted Female 11 | WASHINGS 1NGS. OR AND IRONINGS. OR ronings dome in my home. FE Woman WANTS DAY WORK. OR 3-3873 SANDING G — QUALITY C. BUD BILLS.” PE s-2080 a AT BONDED "* RENRED iA. son contractor Rota. FE $0591 oe! tis bags. sneomente, eement % work done os aad Guo. BRICK. | WORK. chim- al . PHA Gorden Fis tley, = A &)] TRENCHING Water line Field ttle. terme. iteh ene Soe Cag. & BL | Fuss besemcue eer Sane en gustOM HOMES FE 87200 of FE 3-062) 2-8557 AND wood Fiocr ae. ease custo k ‘Reuse pM = naan er ™ CEueE CERT bd ERIE. e repaired. * Ra. Rechester. FE SHARPENED. AIR Ee gy Only gen- and delivery. sy ‘Lincein neon Ave. OE 2-487}. ‘ PLASTERING __._2._} EM _3-0163 PLASTERING, NEW ON REPAIR. TA Ma Wash. MACHINE ve cout Saws—Lawnmowers Accurately 18 Chamberlain PE 2-760 May 14, 28, ‘ST. Land 18A OMPLETE LAWN SERVICE. lawns ¢ clean-up. Rotting and lowe building Bourly or menthiy Dan's lase- _scape Service 2 P ANDSCAP- “TNs ic CALL HALLS Don't Just Do Something Stand There While we do the work, Seeding, Ace-Hi L OR 2008, Com : ExPEaT LANDSCAPING LAWNS, LF Bownes. | War 1 "inp EquieMeee % om pekups 1% ton stakes Dum, TRAILERS AND TakCrRS oe Pontiac Farm. an Industrial Tractor Co, ARD — he cee ae Ne 3 sia . sell, “dw. M. Stout, Realtor. ie Te same. rou «. lempleton, Realtor feside | ; - PE 2339: Orchard Lake Rd. PE. 64503 A ee rs ow cont ern acme t . Sf Say of Pontiag PE D131 ext, More with 106-f. es AL. B. D. CHARLES 1717 s. raph ‘ Bites ® itable Boel 4 io aan . tees FE §-8881 THE MOst POR YOU rg hw Realtor Partridge ease Huroo St. Phone PE Dane,” Ww me FE 2 . anted Real Estate 32A ts sess ACTION : . BLO wha cocker spaniel. via of ‘Orchard! nat vit ue we. x sod tell ise REWARD. PB islit aha) 004 cific are 4 pm. m6 1...H. BROWN, Realtor 1368 W. Huron Ph. PE. 24810 i B Om 31800 ~~ in m j . i. . sie eadiaanll “ine tetvetion rmy. ial WROTE COP WAVE, be complete s. oe. INDEBT? © IF SO, | LET US | Give You 1 Place to Pay Ease Your Mind ae M CREDIT ' COUNSELLORS we ~ fot be respon- Agencies 25A SUMMER VACATION. Reservations aud Tickets | NTERNATIO: tee i TRAVEL SERVICE - 6 _W. Boren ss FE Saat Wtd. Children to Board 26 AND CARED %| LISTINGS WANTED | @D easy sale for Call now, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor Tl NM. Saginaw & Open Eve. Po PE th 6:30 54165 SPRING BUYERS ARE CALLING STOUT'S with "the cidest frm im the area, Your homes -—- lots — farms ond best realty WANTED: GI HOME after 6:00 p.m. cash for t= inte home. No = rE SELLING YOUR HOME? Eres "tl 8: Sunday 10 to 8! BUY OR SELL PARTIALLY Apt » U4 BE. Gasee” take, Orion. MY" 30862. Lake Orion. MY i | F ROOM. COUPLE, 1 CHILD, i drinkers. 12 Washington &t. Ri to town | _belore $20. FE 8-406 Ra §-1973 ; : T ROOMS & BATH SRIVATE EN- trance. Cali after 4:36, FE 4 2 e make - the ‘right home. | APT. 2 BUYERS WAITING. Us tow You Sow ro * or CASH FOR Tous pares. 2 penehee a bath cp 5 i5T re | block from elty bus, ; $e IK, Mi re | BROKER gyre aes. 18ST FLOOR. CARPETED. 7e tno oe » BA - NEEDED BADLY tles paid, $22 weekly ; A 5 . LAKE PRONT. $ room brick slow on West tng : couple erred. Year- lh mars Hien and well _. enna - for such a heme “would purer | FROM ene Sh gerege. FE Pontiac. $13 week, 169 E. cols, “bak "soete ‘or OR Seema. a iG. me at a e. a d COUPLE Bay ail” Pv. GROUND FLOOR APT NO : WEDNESDAY, 5 oa 3 ee uae Zi “It looks good, dear! When did mother pnaee house 8) Auburn Ave. + a East $2 wk. Box 3, Pom _tise Presi | summer with iske privi- ee } ob come. tesuire at 1608 Tay Ra. * St sakes meant | . Welfare tenants ac~ 3% . * - Sh oe Sa aba | _ GLORIA APT. © water Fr tei Gays, PE 24s afer “ : ‘ Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 SMALL x. eo ~ ” * 1 BEDROOM * at casant. 2435 Williams Dr. FE Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 = macnn . ie 1 BEDEM. U ON EUCLID. |“ tiac B i Palace trailer off Dixie Hwy. 7 nig. se 3 1g bdrm duplex on Spokane, Large yard, Garden’ space. MA rea ‘ BA jed year round lake front New! kitchen. apt. S015 Lake na weer & tare. OW fur- bai. 3 ad pie or aeumle'| tae'8 seael tn Sentigs, Semisas ‘Adults Son tee ot Pesaocs. At: now. $80. Adults only. Refer. FE 3 ‘L¥ |} BEDRMS. Gag HEAT, CAR-. Sonyeates. e* mo. includes pets FE 40608. i heat, . farage, Indias { SEDROOM. COMPLETELY RE- | Vilinge, 0a Weide, "Pm w-bseo * (ecorated beuse en pared sttect, | 3 LARGE BROOMS & BATH, PVT. new of furnace, 65 mo. FE entr. OMT. bus 547 Auburn. > Z 7 BEDROOM BRICK TERRACE. 3 aM GARAGE, fara" Serat" grids | pooh teaace a _yard. @ . $10. FE O-tiee. TERRACE. 30 B F PPER LAKE PRIV.|° Gar beat Must have eres Adults, FE eae = refer, 919.50 per mo, Call 7 BEDRM. APT. P ¥ 20156. -Bished. MA $3000 x HOUSE, RMS. PVT. ENTR. STOVE & *Glenw * yrg. wid. turn. 166 8. sanlerd. sovely area near eo, Ad- sq. ft, 3 bedroom brick ranch on Rertiep reed. 2000 down oF Water softener. Gas heat.| bie} spactons bearoome —- one home, Pull basement, twe fire; *"! EM 4008. - I diate p is ‘carpeted as den, carpeted Dice “easy RY MBS |6 ROOM, RANCH. 3 cr erage. <7, | Raines ae Sages ee ct ; screened porch. corner lot. privi- J R Hiltz a ge ge a red garage. All this for $17,000 Se Ses ne at tae gh cat with dishwasher, disposal and fan. CALL) MODEL ® TO 1 OR 4 TO'8 : : et 101; w. teuren "oe caim| fp Pee peomment San paieenl é 1 BEDROOM ‘RANCH, attached ga- oe : E. j- DUNLAP Faas, Toom 24 x 15, beau: on dates a aae means tne Custom Ud FR P18) Sor 1 or 2 ta —— eae f meo, Plateau 2-296). MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE wine ms WEST SIDE : 10 MILES Close wr 3 -STOP-LOOK Spacious Living Room to lake, 3 bedroom home, base-| Three bedroom. all one floor, fea pac " g en ~ plastered | ‘ring 8 10x19 dining room, ce- . 1% car garage, paved —. tne beat, : basement, 82/ WEST SUBURBAN cee, oi) ri = . ~_ : screens, Newly oe. ieee: Move ~— in. fur- , date possession. > ww le nished room wall- town “payment 7Lsa | tee can garage. totaly lenancep- | ™¢ oom ioavell carpeting. ull Sasement rent : - ) is . . ors . r atest pat ee tag cage LAKEFRONT ee ee oe For a GI ¥ Pica fects, ‘Tit car merge cn | Zaned Commercial! Mice sider | Lake privileges.” Act fast om this Fine older Y-room home. 4 2 large lot. 92500 down, $11,300 Gaul 2 >. Eee a te Beer toe cots Gi. and O08 per bedrooms, 23 baths. L full price, MU 48811. _ A pumber of things meks this a a pained A @i'best. . |6 ROOM BRICK © frame, on we-| Coles Mee eee Te, iaeal le Leslie R. Middleton " a me. Large _ ter front, herd besement. hard-/ end you can't beat it at this | BROKER FE 38-6003 iotlok. (On wide paved | wood floors. plastered walls $2800| price! si1.s00 — make an offer | LARGE HOME & INCOME. CLOSE ed oe gers Se on down payment. ~ to schools & downtown. 16 Plor-| . ogee yn mag ~ 44 ACRE BY ..Loaded with Features and | screens. (2 aa. a | MOD- ‘ ¢ with § e Watch only 0 heme owner sorced tues. GI takeover, —~ we etal se Boiek fate ater a, acres, MA 7 sory ranch ar garage. large ‘bedrooms. homes, stacked twoeer £2 (2 BEDROOM HOME os 3 acres iaea! f home = y “ty 4 on Eetiees Lake, le garage, First time of- No - wonderful large storms sereens, 14,000 terms.| fered. bs. 160. $2,000 down. price $i. 00 and terms. eet cranes : LAKE LOT. goog bench, 3500 down h ; Money Down chorm 18 MINUTES FROM P&NTIAC,| Fe 2064 Realtor FE 47114 ~ — By By! lake privileges, § rooms and bath. | &2 N. Open Tives,| , Sek at tee ee Well - we 3 * ee Sane Multiple Listing Service ing and chimney. 96.730. ~ {10 MINUTES FROM PONTIAC, 4 cottage. $495 DOWN 2 bedrm. «starter Wome. Well & | septic tank imcluded. No finance charges. w, 3. WHITCOMB, REALTOR PE 20523 | OFF WALTON Near Giddings. Very attractive modern home. Ideal for family. Approx, 1 acre, with berries, fruit & shade trees i's car garage. newly decorated th ting, basement, Electric hot water. Must be 4805 gold. $12,500 with attractive terms AGENCY CLAY MUtual 4-4755; _ OOM COTTAGE, ROUGHED oon 3 lots. 96900, Low down payment, EM }-4196. 3 BEDROOM, full basement, oo x 183, $5850. EM 3-4198. 4 ROOM bungslow. 65.000 terms. EM 34236, AN Res. EM 3-4783 -}3} BEDROOM shell home. $900 dn. Call EM 3-4197. UNION LAKE privileges, 14 car ery 2 bedroom, furnished on EM pt um wall $1000. bing and roughed im wiring, board is up. Down payment EM }-4236. room fleges, 20 x 24 ce, | cony for extra beac sleeping room, | ’ bh $1000 down. EM 34106. FP | lot Lerge lets. 90680 full price. el For Sale Howes SYLVAN LAKE PRIV. er, lovely 4 otd $o000 di own j Fe pa a*s i — om vA ~ al penal * 4 brs, } hoes aul pet pean j pom} 4 f Smeal ae | Si } 3 bedroom home. Priced iow for doing your own decorating. Con- | venient to Washin ; Webster 1 & Pontiac High i. By own house & work shop on big $780 down, OR 23-6415, CLARKSTON - ORION ROAD, paved 4.rooms, bath, electric pump, gas ‘ange & oi) heater, 2 scres $1,000 down, |LARGE & SMALL HOUSES IN i PONTIAC | Rose McLarty, Broker “JERRY'S. BEST BUYS $500 Down 4 rms. and full bath. plastered walls, full basement, garage, glassed in front porch. Reduced to only $5850, $950 Down 4 rms. and full bath. 5 yre old See this cute and clean home and you'll agree {ts a bargain at only $7450 450. $1,500 Down 3 bedrm. home plastered walls, full bath, wall to wall carpeting, full basement, of! furnace, fenced yard, paved street, priced to sell $8900 $1,400 Down oe os Such charm and beauty usually demands twice the down pay- ment, so hurry and. see this lovely GI resale with 2 bedrms large living rm. extra nice kitchen, full bath, of] heat, extra large lot, going for $10,650 $1,850 Down lace, ol] furnace, 2 lots. This wely home has built in kitch- rds and bookcases, in the Oxbow Lk. area, Price siashed below cost, oniy 94960. Hurry. JERRY EF. ADAMS CO. aa Eves. ‘ti) 8 Sum. 1 to 5& NT W. Huron Bt. PE 4-4561 MODERN BRICK 6 rms, & be’ be. ry living kitenen with d area. Pull basement, $1500 down. ‘ RANCH HOME Residential suburban community, 3 bedrooms, iarge living room kitchen with area. Utilities wD &ec rt. $2000 CRAWFORD AGENCY S39 W, Huron &t. FE 4154 Evenings Cail MY 3-1143 $2,500 DOWN WEST SIDE = @ room home of privecy. |SEVERAL CHOICE : C_SCHUETT REALTOR. 14 ©. Maple mete ircwin wens |_theevawe™uane” “* "== and * C. HOUSTON REALTY : FE 46331 —IURON GARDENS & rm. brick ter- Tae C REALTY 7 _Baldwin ___ FE S87 SBedrms..2% Tile - Baths, 2 Fireplaces — | tot gts farnace.| > SMITH SYLVAN a bedrooms. iarge living room, bemt. eee Se. Jae landscaped. Some fruit | terms, Be first to see this. WIDEMAN A. JOHNSON, Realtor, |: 1704 S. Telegraph Ra. seen otal en. re = 5 > < 4 “FE S-7160 (Week? FE 5-3578 | 4 rms, full bath and utility, fire- . PONTIAC PRESS, by Dick Turner | , 5-|5 TAL Reg. U.S. Pat Om, © 1067 by MEA Berview, ine. | ness to my hole-in-one! “Nonsense! We can’t fire old Bemis — he's the sole ” wit- i For Sale Houses 43 ih cette ha a 3 BY OWNER | Drayton Plains. OR | NEW 2 rm. modern house, large lot. Every conceivable extra car | OL 1-7552 Adams Rd. — Rochester It's All Done! added — garage, $23,500. FRANK SHEPARD 2e8o Tienken Rd. | $300 DOWN - home, full MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE COLBERRY -PARK ° OPEN Daily 3 to 7 me Each Colberry Park home has LAKE PRIVILEGES | : 262 8. Te! Rd. rE one or FE “Semve _ RAY O’NEIL, Realtor CRESCENT LAKE HOUSE NOT hg tee Fed __List Thru. ‘mp LEAVING = FHA. a 2 ; Ps a pus te oe for my 5 er loane Buy Thru Partridge Partrid ‘ Mee E : . : For Sale'Houses 43 pi dadadamugaates: sectarian 4 BMS..& BATH. LL B a ae PS 2 2 ¥ Pull dows. FE 640m” with with $300 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - Budget | Rancher 3-BEDROOM Full ‘Basement Homes On Your Lot or Ours ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER FOR ONLY $9,975 PLUS LOT iBIRECTIONS TO MODEL. oe GRAPE RD. To Bontiac LE RD. — WEST 2 MILEs TO Cass RD. — WATCH FOR MODEL OPEN: SATURDAY ‘34 SUNDAY 1-7 Large Family ; LAKE SIGNS i fi ie i it i wig 3 lg z u shinee? vl F : s its Hott Hear This—H ° w =4 J 8. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1957) i (tras | ae ig i i Si RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 263 6. T Rd, led ot gecen Be... ope os rE Sats 3140 W. HURON — FE 24411 or Bves. “MU 44017 Templeton . ROCHESTER AREA RAY O'NEIL, Realtor Re. 1 FR i | iff i 3 ! : E ‘ iy = oo rE] ° = x s g ef _ Income Property 43A i 6 # ingte ; il if pil ~ Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor ve sn or "Pe a108 STOUT'S: Best Buys Today ~. COME - SEE - BUY | Clarkston” ‘REAL ESTATE INC. 8. “ete, ona Mien. LAKE FRONT 106 x 260 FEET .. Close to bus, Dorothy Snyder Lavender | = LOTS, % TO 93 FOOT Wao ready for baling R. 1. WICKERSHAM 1195 W. Maple __Maytnir #6250 BUILDING SITES . front $1,500 wah ay S with city water 5 ; ; SEE LADD'S - Disie Hwy. Drayton Pintns Sees Tapeer Bd. Tot suverbel BUILD NOW HERBERT ci bAvis” 4025 Pontiac Lake Rd. PB $431) SITES FOR Cherokee Hills ~- You'll like the advantages of sts country Eliza- beth Lake fa” {mile went of CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 505 Community National Bank« PE 44211 Eves. _& PE 5 — Hempstead OFF SASHABAW RD. Well loca lot 1005150 ft high, dry leve} ee ee erg . Telegra FE re te ad. prices nc EORGE BLAIR ke For Sale Farms 48 75-ACRE FARM FE 40528 REALTORS a 8. _ & Sun. SenEay| bE RAY KNAUF, Realtor "Ge Ories Re. : areas ‘fed -. : FE 21431, OA $038 * Bu : List Thru } 91 Fertile Acres with Windi i ni “COMMERCIAL _ 100 x 300 FEET re 3 bedroom eens bet a rd Templeton — md. 13x14", 08 eaten, * %oe Pe re RESS, WEDNESDAY, MA MEST MAIDENS. > a 5| 25 - =| STATE | FINANCE CO, 4.) LOAD : 8U ; My 31403 PE F a Lac DIRT, TO E 41574 de BURMEISTER revel Northern Lumber Co. “ers Tak | Up to $500 » BUSINESS” edie Rie 70 onan Cab Co i corliice, vague! ARG hequteret, male, best rea- %) 40 over 600 BOL offer. 417 W. Commerce, merece | Oqkland freee available > «| BOARD YOUR DOG a. | Se hours. equip- WARD FE. PARTRIDGE LAN CONFIDENCE . Awning Sale Loan Company} ! mg re a ve tee. | WISE-ACRE KENNELS Alumisam awWaing sales |202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDG. ' “¥' - areas: OO OAD Of 4 ¥o company, handing well FE 2-9906 : EPRIGERATOR 700. FF" CROM “I'm afraid you won't hear any small talk around here!” pam. Coe A nae. ees ‘orm installing yng i wth . WooD AND I. ge ee ; . For Sale Miscellaneous 60 lewetine ER CO Bec sravel af din. Fe ines Burrs ) 8. toe MICHIGAN BUSINESS Quick Cash ; | incense” oak Weaher"aa0 Olt he L TRATLE rye "erra."oF ab User COMBER AND BUILDINGS. Gay, FE Oe. Hay, Grain & Feed 71 SA TION $25 TO $500 ORGAN, ; ; FEEL | For "ALE: LogGAGi _ TRAILER " ‘ . GOOD HAY. soma, 1 nagaan| 2.7% “Bees "Seu eater ts | BrOvE : SREATES gR| Sided Oe pore 4 phe Oy en ‘PARE AT OUR DOOR $4inl er outs ae ab ear allies. a. “= Se oe or pengeed sat craw. he rein. Wil ) EEE es Seales ee Soca, $3. por ‘apt, aioe (lta eal ne nein ree Semen Bes a rrr vee x [Now loading top soil and] fr 04 aca cea ie WE COVER HOME & AUTO}. oy eo bh colores, bala emis wih ;| fill, old -etate farm prop-| "tre wats, Ef: ee ile THE STATE aw ee 3 Sg, tieh Bac. a. irreg ert sa a ba TOR CREAM! 1». St. (Corner Pike) ; FE iv: Ce oe! Mortgage Loans _ 54 “e ex eensce ghend. Call touay, LOANS—$600 to $1,500 ee es, : oa GENERATO OMEL! OR 1 a north of Fontes. tow rent Sekinae So 7 copes Se, LT Amo. Like new. $409, , inveatory, How can you love’ eorewents. G & W Cedar Post Yard Colas © BAR-downtown Pen- complete stock, post all x Spheooaan: Sie Ret “Strate ati ofl STATEWIDE Garage Doors SB. D. CHARLES, REALTOR Berry a Aled tx Et ow, MODERN BEAUTY door Zour Gurae sols SHOP EQUIPMENT wt? ccttmett cms CALL FE3-7739 HOT WATER BEA 30 GAL. ’ . . Hew, use On ‘2 6 2 ' i __186 W, Montcalm, PE $4712. BLACK DIRT. | 2067 So ee Partridge Cameras, Equipment 1A] ime f°z|~ Seong _ (Tae “BIRD” TO szxz ’ FEEDER carte ~ FLOOR SHOP oe 6. ‘3-2881 $699,000 GROSS Acre Coal oR Cia Tor 0H [SABED Ow BELIY.| WEST LNBSTOCE OF AE ENT: 2 eS ee Always \< “Sale Musical Goods 62| watt sores sow WawOKETs |= | seine Panta “Goad iawe al EM3-2731 ‘ are. 8 PLAN wire | oe orale Se Fee ede ene eee ~-se -sevesssseeee $90 M/S GOl Poundation Coat ..... seem neeeeeee same aay. — 5) APgRee, Te BE 5|C. Cummings FE 3-5421 T. Boyce . FE2.5925 ~ TIP Mi MA ores il "TACOBSON” “_ Made Mowers MODELS S a =o el tandh oe aie & aoa a a = eo tage - as : , eg } c 7 2 ™ if be Ae 4 ey, i 2 ye { nm fe oy é f ee, us = ‘s ‘ S : <- s. Be y 5 ae a : es e! > ko i | wae Ty-EI : : Gita _/. HE PONTIAC PRESS, Wwepespay, MAY 15, sor | : a one a a : ‘ 4 : 4 ‘ | |) or Sale Housetrallérs 78) Boats & Accessories 85| For Sale Cars 91 ss» BUSINESS | by Hershberger ees BUICK ¢ DR. ROADMASTER ; ‘ 1 tase, Bee steer | TRIM, MY 17-0639, : nt feet ie ? . EAR rakes Sees "ii BUICK SUPER, GOOD COND: es Br asteg tnt lnch pak | 32 Morn Pe on, aa Gags, ures. call ater % \"SGRORGE BLAIR | ptess Sar bests Game MY ost) "hall radon tenet aes | Steves, | \ ene Sete We OR 3-1951 | _tratler, $65 each. PE 71-0251. Sey paraes. a a _Turner Fo CAB, wre, BE Ste or Sa ster _| EVINRUDE MOTORS |-* WILL ACCEPT : 38 Ey "WE DON'T WANT s598 Brot ~o. 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