a ee K Og ey ay ae ae eee Ze gree - al eS a 4 & | i iS hE 5 i ie ae ot : ft : Ze 2 ‘ # 2 4 ~ ; / = i . : a! u : “ } ao a ee kkk PONTIAC. MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1956—40 PAGES saa Pa an staat PRESS PHOTOS tt jans Urging U. ° ii Ban OM - Three in Family Die Within Year DAVID GIwLEY Follows Brothers in Death ae Kids on Safari Find Skeleton, Tracks Plaster casts of cat tracks will ‘Panther Toll Rises Near Leonardéy Revelation by Mate; Disease Claims 8rd Boy, ttt strat elhad to be taken out of school six |weeks ago because of his weak- transportation accommodations has drained what little had been saved. Two older boys, Merle John, 14 land Stanford 13, have not con- tracted the disease, according to examining doctors. Although heavy doses of anti- biotics were used on the boys to retard the spread of the ailment, Republicans’ jwas all but wrapped up to- day. Vice President Nixon President Eisenhower said he was “delighted.” leading doctors say there is no/Surpr cure for the dread disease. Tests/ ;, County Democrats Elect Delegates to Rapids. A. Hart, told the delegates: the convention, Michigan's Lt. Gév. Philip Fifty-five elected Oakland County Democratic dele- gates and about 90 more party faithfuls met last night at the county convention to fill 86 delegate votes at the party’s state convention June 1 and 2 in Grand State Parley GOP foreign palicy has Teacher's Killer Attempts Suicide | Ex-Convict Cuts Arm With -Glass, but Isn’t in Serious Condition MARQUETTE (INS) — The con- fessed slayer of a pretty Grand er serving 9 years of a 15 to 22%- President Delighted -at WASHINGTON (@®—The 1956 ticket said he would run again.) | thick smoke and flames for over 6% hours before extinguishing a fire at the 100-year-old home of Gardener Rescues Weman! in Blaze at Orchard Lake Quick thinking by her Mrs, Mattie Wahlburn when fire severely damaged a 100-year-old house at Orchard Lake yesterday afternoon. with a slightly burned face/ gardener saved the life of Rocky Marciano; Bows Out of NEW YORK @ — Rocky Mar. =Iclano, never beaten in his 49 pro-| , fessional fights, retired today as heavyweight champion of the world, . — Unbeaten of Ring) re Marais school teacher tried to Mrs. Wahlburn escaped rae e “Ours is the party motivated by hope, ‘not by fear. cmt aathin'tal fy stnahtag| on prunoner, whe relayed Me and singed hair, and hor tie: Mo deceien at hntly| SOS aes x Sia Sue . if efitions don’t try things because| ere, %, admited Kile of Year’ lbest for “the success of the Presi- ' : weighed 188. Now he has bulged| er Ordshonikidze on which they - 4 : they're: afraid they ‘wor'tlin be aa, inty Jail cell (1° 2 his campaign for the con- : and + Se tals : to 210, Always careful with his| had come te Britain om April 18. f = ey ee gn te tinued success of the President's! s 2 we ; FE ag ie : ior of Gpimneney, and a ger uly! ‘The Russian ob ' wor condition. —=—_/administration in Washington.” Bloomfcid 7 ownship Fire Marciano comforta Russion tenters wine’ 4 Due by May 1) “The Democratic party always) | He was rushed to. Schoolcraft seniie are vacrinn In Virginia Blast partment bes net Em s mate an|well off. His soeienal Purses with barbed asides aimed at ‘i : out | : : were * v * : . baa jective than the other gue | wgmortal Hospital in Marquette, | He said he delayed announcing , it |the undetermined value of the con-| His wife, Barbara, played an im-|American policies in a first class i J 11 School a decision because he had to) Apartment. House Hit)... dee” uading |News conference performance that : _ chool Vote! tart repeatediy slammed the sor ‘wien, ten from shock. |"weigh all the factors involved by Gas Explosion; Four| He said the blaze apparently|Rocky to retire. Perens \ won deserved applause when it : for One Position on — criticizi pret. and seach a Goctin int would Survi Hospitalized |*2*ted in the staircase at the cen-| Marciano, who will be 33 qn] TRE ONRe, ‘ 4 7-Member Grou ing : ty | However, they said he was not in| put the primary goal first rvivors Mospt Ize Alter of the house and was caused|Sept, 21, won the championship = : ; P which, he sald, ranged “from the | serious condition, Nixon's decision was not. unex " lby faulty wiring in the walls. |from Jersey Joe Walcott in 13 | spectacular to the absurd.” Lundberg was paroled from Mar-|pected, although there had been PULASKI, Va. — A restau-| or (rounds at Philadelphia Sept, 23, ouse fo o1e Deadline for entering nominat-| On ing petitions in the June 11 elec-| charged 4 explo-| burn to wil et tion of one member to the seven-|“miscalculated,” and U. S. diplo- com ore thy arm cemy - » oa cation ell tet toed the stairs lly Fete. floor Sec fe ry man Board of Education of the) mils now are ° ‘fighting rear-guard) viii tite -in prisons, ( if ‘tal Boo Boosted three-story brick building with] ltt her on his back. He told fire- urity or ou— on Pontiac School District is 4 p.m. : | He confessed to State Police yes- ai a Fi! men he believed she would have ; He touched on the subject of] dav that he as youn the possible loss of 10 lives. died from smoke if she had | Mow long must a worker pay No S$ May 12. President | Eisenhower's health,| So shvr a lift Sunday night as she The blast rocked the old busl-| stayeq in the house a few min- | into ers security to become trong Opposition i ra fares ete the ae nr led Fe ents ers a\was hitchhiking along MTT net [) Loc | Bank ness section of thls manufactur-| Stes longer. eligible for a pension? Seen Against 52 Billion : y Pontiac funeral ‘or | 24-hour-a-day, iny-on-the-spo' : a ing town of 9,000 in a matter : Pas ‘Glenn Griffin, who has announced|business.” Grand Maris, y ll cl relates tho building wie © Ayers said he saw smoke com Who is not covered by federal | Road-Building Plan Lundberg said he beat Miss Bur- Be the city of Pontiac, others “What we need is a full-time, aggressive leadership,” Hart dick over the head with a wrench after she fought off his advances Pontiac State to Issue giant torch. It housed a restau- rant, two shops and a Salvation 25g 2 an dae Bt m ft : pau oP sna ‘ine Sg PLENARY EM RASS oY ON OH HID. SS PANE NN UR Niemen os MER ROR ere toh TRS QR oe ma NER OMENS TUE USe IR haT ee live ‘outside the city limits ‘but|__ (Continued on Page 2, Col, 2) ‘during the ride, 10,000 More Shares; deny Jee "porn trontacs toed arching Mr. Wan nape| stot ansuttty setranant axl pons \pition ‘dollar’ rosd-bullding Ba who are within the school district| 4 | Sets Price at $30 L woamene apartments. in the afternoon. sion, starting Tuesday, May 1. |eram today along with higher may cast ballots in the election. O Ann al EF ; al: Four survivors of the 15 or 16| Flames prevented his going UP) ‘The articles, by am Associated |taxes on gasoline, tires, trucks: Pig carte ——— pens u ~ estiv A proposal to increase the com-| believed in the building were hos-|the front stairs ae ae Press writer, will appear three | and buses to help pay for it. north of the ‘city: in south Orion . | — mon capital stock of the Pontiac|Pitalized and | one unidentified OM ie to him #0 he could] Speaker Sam Rayburn order- Township: in the Dixie Highway State Bank by 10,000 shares was\(t: frouldin said he believed 10|find her in the thick smoke. Watch for them in The Pontiae | ed the House into session two lord Township, and ' 2. 5. Saeee see oe Mrs, .Lipinski, who discovered| Press, under' the title: . hours early and said the law- rr the nag el a approved by shareholders at a! to 12 bodies were in the smoulder- eo five, bat her lek when the makers would not adjourn until : Bloomfield Township. special meeting in the bank's lobty ing ae ie ot the side wall| (Continued oa Page 2, Co. 1) Security for You the - ma ~~ . : : » still standi hen firemen oF Despi tically dangerous ‘ Army Taps Crosby Price of the stock was set at nally put down the Gane. . 2 aoe » . mp |tax provisions, House passige was i $30 a share, with sockholders |"'w.'s Mabatiey, the reetsurant (TASH @ Grimm WarmninG, |not ‘in doubt. tenders of both argent (—Bing Crashers having the right to purchase | operator said “A was met with ; ‘parties freely predicted the ad- eldest son , 22, will report one share for each four held. roaring explosion when he : ministration-endorsed bill will go . Army induction sepia on shares have a par value of alah s eek the gas ~ » Tudge Tells Two Youths to the Senate by an overwhelming ] of Late, te Sek Oot tetine in lat about 6 a.m. 3 : _ |margin before nightfall. ia his Ths aides boceted the benk’s The tragic lesson of the auto accident Wednesday Roady = ey Pha oy seins 2 comm septal stock from $400.4] 7 Today’ s food night which claimed the lives of four youths after an|iont cr the bill. Besides the tax : to $500,000, according to Presi- drinkir.g was hammered home this|section, these authorize construc Sold First Day! dent Milo J. Cross. The subsequent} County News,.......+++...-.12 alleged night a ed . tion of a 40,000-mile superhighway : increase also raises the total) Editorials ........ soecavecsse ¢ jmorning as two system and continuation of fed “E didn’t expect such fast capital structure by $300,000 to} Farm and Garden.....,.. 2,23 |youths were arraigned injspend five days in Oakland County era} aid to. states on & graduallys ae feed ‘with tne quick result PN ee aie cit nai aa oe [Mumia Court." | ie aan ep One ee | I got,” said the advertiser the close of operations in 1955| Theaters ...............0000 25 |. They were charged with/driver’s licenses for the duration who placed this ad to sell showed deposits of $23,847,998 and| TV & Radio Programs......39 ing beer in their car.) probation, “S helfers:. total resources Barl...............-.%8 | Pleading guilty were Dennis G.| . exceeding ji , . Women’s =i Rivard, of 95 Glenwood: Ave., |tt 1 eS. who said ‘the car was bis, and res all. OA 8-354. witiam L. ss. 20, ot ‘108 ee phi pet | “dudge Cecil MeCattum THE P. rE ves* eRe fi*4 E 3 y tif E ht ii : house Planetarium Set for Thursdays at Cranbrook Stockholders Hear ‘ build a nuclear power reactor Democrats of County said, “Tell that to the voters. If ‘they don't throw you out in the. first two minutes, you'll see the ‘ fe ita 7 i Antitrust Suit i : will unit after a. majority has determined. state and to the ae i inal avoid collision, of. Progress, Plans dicted an equal amount will spent between 1956-60, . Karn said Consumers is an ac- tive participant in the program to hear Monroe, and has pledged $2,- i's 3 am, ees ’ Tt B+ Minas csee ‘ ft ARM... ceoenvnnss ; ee ghewee a. ep Be Micveteree jt eeu sey Firm Wins Citation for Plans of School. d 500,000 to the project. 7 A: special citation for general excellence in the design of Royal Oak's Clarence M. Kimball High School was recently awarded to the architectural firm of O'Dell, Hew- lett & Luckenbach Associates of dinlititied e447 coke se pee Pelee oe kd 38 eee ik Ae foe eet tee e Id dciaiadad audahediitedll J he saw_the stalled car too late to; Cecil Federal Charge Against Advertising Policy Is Straightened Out “NEW YORK w — A federal antitrust civil suit against the “We do not think we have e any such practices; we Asks Examination on Murder Charge Judge Renton set examination date for May 4, and returned Edg- fl to Oakland County Jail without bond. Edgil allegedly killed Lenver Norris, 51, of Royal Oak, who died |Wednesday morning in William Beaumont Hospital 11 days after ihis skull was fractured with a base- ball bat, it . i F Letter Blasts Recruiting The Fullen letter went on: “Ernie (Godfrey) turned to the 3 3 + 1 i = L geet ra = His TEE 3 BE g A 3 3: 32 25 i ; att ee aft | fe g E = i Ful 2 @ . He came to Pontiac Harrisburg eight years agd and was a member of the First Bap- Church, Surviving besides his mother are six sisters, Mrs. Edith Thaxton, Harrisburg. Mr. Stone was discharged from the Army Air Force Tuesday. House Dems Switch; Join - Ike’s Farm Plan WASHINGTON (—House Dem- ocrats, in a fast change of pace, today switched their affections {trom ‘short-lived new farm. subsidy| proposals to a two-billion-dollar farm bill patterned after Presi- dent Eisenhower's suggestions. Less than 24 hours after propos- n-|ing it, Democratic farm leaders in the House last night dumped plans to press for—“‘compensatory payments” to farmers in the form of cash subsidies intended to bring farm prices to the level of 9 per cent of parity. : In its stead, they put forward plans to present a compromise farm bill containing Eisenhower's soil bank program and other non- controversial provisions of the -ONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL ~ = Missing Boy's Body today from the Grand River, end- search . day. His body was found at a bend in the river near the north city limits after the water level had been dropped by closing off Consumers Power Co. dams along the stream, at Plan Office "|Three persons were taken to Beau- for Edward Arnold "lary, with interment in San Fer- Pang 2 Cae Semermegn. Se wee Donald and- Willie Stone, both of a JAMES RUSSELL Is-Found in River LYONS ~The body of 8-year recovered Roads Booklet _ Still Available oe Over 1,200 copies of “Wagon Roads to Expressways," the Oak- land County Plan Commission's booklet on area roads, already have been distributed, co-author Robert E, Larson said yesterday. Larson said over 800 copies still are available without charge at the Commission's office, 1 Lafay- E tions to current problems, Fy | i f E g e g expenses for the lad’s hospital- Moxley reported. — Ww, ie family has agreed to i % z It pegs equalization at $190—that ae Ot ame ‘to see that at/ ' t Ps this é E amount New Stores « ig U Include Community Bank [ pt Pees vege oh : ‘ = E Three Persons Injured in Two Car Collision BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP mont Hospital following a two-car collision at the Woodward and North Hunter intersection at 3 p.m, yesterday. One driver, William J, Lewis of Berkley, was unhurt, but the other, Charles H. Messer, 65, of Clark- ston, received a fractured left knee, He is still in Beaumont. His wife, Elsie, 58, and mother, Mar- garet, 87, of Erie, Mich., were treated and released. Private Rites Slated HOLLYWOOD & — Private fu- neral services for actor Edward Arnold will be conducted tomor- row at a North Hollywood mortu- nando Mission Cemetery. The star of stage and screen died yesterday at his Encino home Merritt in Hospital Oakland County Corporation Counsel Harry J. Merritt is a’ patient in William Beaumont Hos- pital with a mild heart attack. TONITE & SATURDAY SPECIAL PRICES MAIN FLOOR BARGAINS Choice of 4 Shapes HEART-SPADE-CLUB and DIAMOND ASH TRAYS California style pottery ash with 3 brass color Ghulce of 4'shanes - 2-Cell Signal Type. catch-all measure vetoed two Edgil told police April 14 he be had hit Norris with the bat in self-defense after Norris threat- ened him with a knife, Dr. taCore to Receive Fellowship Award perintendent at Pontiac State Hos- pital, will receive an annual fel- lowship award from the American Psychiatric Assn. Monday night. The honorary citation is based upon outstanding achievement in the field of psychiatry and is 4 : ers. Dr. Ivan A, LaCore, medical su- weeks ago by the President, and many Democratic House members turned a cold shoulder To Quiz Survivor of Fatal Smashup A statement was to be taken this’ morning from the sole survivor of the auto accident Wednesday 8 & for emergency and regular uses. 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Hsu UM Prof Selected landmarks. : at 5 The idea taok form in 1919 when) a ANN ARBOR ® — Fedele F.| Schmieding ignored his triends'|New Homes to Cost: cent hourly pay boost for the brick-|Fauri, dean of Oe ee laughter building Michigan's school work, pee Pe A alla "(Bricklayers Given Hike |" tstlon_ goes into effect) will serve as Social Security ad- j iTuesday. The same day automatic| viser to the U, 8. Senate Commit- “| felt ‘there was a need for | DETROIT @—New homes in the Nas Gk Sines. te wen taviled be such a market,” sald Schmied- |Detroit area are. going to cost|Wage increases of 10 to 11 cens).0) yo) Byrd. chairman of _ he tril and vegttabiee they saw “A new contract providing a 15-' contract. ty proposals. j in the fields around here,” When the stand first was com- a . i everything grown on his 110-acre 9 * farm it. A year later he op th through it. built a cold storage for’ applés EH § g bie s - we ° ® z did | ‘ He it . ceil fn competition with the fanciest of new roadside stands—until last Saturday. Slate Catholic Chapels at 3 Michigan Colleges LANSING W—Plans for a fund to provide for Catholic chapels and recreation centers. at Michigan State University, Kalamazoo Col- lege and Western —e College _ were announced he: "bishop of Lansing, said there are between 3,200 and 3,600 Catholic students at Michigan State Univer- sity and 1,100 Catholic students at Kalamazoo College and Western Michigan College. Tentative plans are for Michigan State to receive $400,000 from the fund and Kalamazoo and Western Michigan to, receive ‘$125,000. Lady Eden and Soviets Swap Personal Gifts LONDON «®—Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev have given Lady Eden a sable stole similar to, the one they presented to Queen’ Elizabeth II. 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The County list is on page 29. oF pow ier oe the pleasure of your outing, don terget your fishing license and = trout stamp if you want to catch brook, brown or rainbows. Remember, - too, that safety first is important. ip geutho» Fidameontogees —_---_-_——_—— U. N Chief’s Efforts Ease Mideast Tension Although U, N. Secretary General HAMMARSKJOLD’s Middle East peace mission isn’t completed, it already has brought tension-easing results. - While new border incidents complicate his task, they can’t hide the importance of his achievements so far. Certainly, hie deserves credit for obtaining cease fire pledges from Egypt, Israel and Syria, Lebanon has agreed to co-operate in easing tensions and a similar pledge is expected from Jordan. Perhaps he was helped by Russia's offer to participate in a Middle East settlement. Nonetheless the prelimi- nary work in obtaining agreement to respect the — line was Mr. pop ote * As s pe experience shows, however, a cease fire doesn’t mean real peace. It must be followed by more substan- tial and effective measures. Several obstacles to peace remain unresolved. Among.-these are Egypt’s Suez block- ade of Israel’s shipping, Cairo radio's © appeal to violence and the Arabs’ plan for vengeance against Israel. Another is the desperate plight of Arab refu- gees in Jordan and the Gaza strip. | Ren k Observers point out that neither side is in a position to make the concessions necessary in the existing aemereehata 2 can suggest anglers Saturday, April 28, stands _ Because Michigan and Oakland. ‘compiled @ list of most likely spots” To make sure that nothing og pone Orchids hag Interfaith Amity. Congregation B’Nai Israel was the scene of what we believe was one of - the most heartening meetings re- cently held in Pontiac. Putpose of the gathering, arranged by Morris KAMPNER; was a panel . ieenais f.,tbe tele Fae the Community,” in which civic leaders and young people partici- pated. The program’ was moderated hy Rabbi Hoscuanper. it wasn’t what was said that impressed us most, but where it was said and who said it, x *« * Gathered in the synagogue not only - were members of that faith, but. Catholics and Protestants. Among ~~ the speakers were Mayor DonaLpson, WiL1aM CouLacos of the Boys Club and the Rev. C. Gzorce Wippifre.p of All Saints Episcopal Church. Others who spoke were Dr, James McHuax of the State Hospital and a See, school peychologist. * .8 °° ®, The six teen-age panelists were THomas LUFKIN, St. Frederick High . junior; Cuartzes WituiaMs, Davin Cartier and Lean Bere, Pontiac High juniors and Vickie Everetr and Kren - Bram, Pontiac seniors, ~ _ In our view this helpful pro- . gram will benefit everyone who was present and promote greater interfaith understanding and amity. We hope there will be many more such meetings. EE “Don’t start off the day unpleas- antly,” advises a psychologist. We shall follow this advice as soon as we figure out a way to start off the - day without getting up. The Man About Town Old Scouters Meet Those in Charge of 8,000 Scouts Will Get. Together George; Whom we often let do WS we know Gipeesy Fok any good. Advance notice is released by ~President of Clinton Valley Council of the _ Boy Scouts of America, that the ‘big local scouting event of the year for grownups will take place on the evening of May 24. It is their annual meet- ing and dinner, and will be held at the | -on Joslyn Ave. There the men and women who ‘direct the activities of the: 8,000 scouts in the local council have thelr 1056 get-together. It is on the evening before the opening of the annual meeting of the National Council at Cincinnati, to whether the Pontiac area this year will send a good sized delegation. _ Winner of the $250 in U. §, Savings Bonds in the MAT Baseball Contest will be the entry who comes the nearest to the batting average of the American League p°,e? who has been at bat at ° ee the t Qi ‘Risky Business David Lawrence Says: The Extension of Federal Police Power Becoming Evident in State Procedures WASHINGTON—The day is not far off when the federal govern- ment will take over some of the important functions of maintaining law and order which hitherto have ‘been considered by the courts to be solely the responsibility of states, counties and cities. An extension of the federal police power is under way. The latest move whereby the House is being asked by its In fact, Chairman Cellar of the House Judiciary Committee re- cently sponsored exactly such a provision which, for reasons cf gs - J. Shr toro after administration least 25 times at the close of today’s ~in games, The winner will be announced in Monday’s column. Leading batters Friday morning are: AB OK ORLSSOPet; Cou Wash...... 8 of 10 48 Mantle, N.Ys..scceccess 33 10 Mh At ~Werts, 1G. seevneerss W ’ ont OM Ske NVececeee 860 G&S AIT Olwom, Waeh.....c0.---. 7 6 An Speaking about this unusual spring, thanks go to the several farmers who, like Perry Farnsworth of Oakland ‘Township, have sent word to this column that they could not finish sowing their oats because the ’ ground froze up. \ “The Texas plan ts to make the rest of the world think that every Texan is a millionaire, ” writes Foster:McGregor, who is on vacation there, “But the per capita wealth is 15 per cent below the national average—and the climate and dust storms often are worse en any average.” A wild duck with a broken wing could not follow its flock in their southward migration last fall, and was adopted by the Maxwell Smithson family on the shore of White Lake. It mixed with their chickens during the . winter, but created consternation in the flock when it plunged into the lake when the ice went out, and they refused to associate with it any more. Evidently feel- ing an outcast, and again able to fly, it joined the flight of a northbound flock .- of — without even quacking a fare- Ww The Supreme Court by a 5-to4 vote this week said the Illinois court was wrong. Justice Harlan of the Supreme Court, in a minority opinion, said: “As I view this case, it con- tains none of the elements hitherto regarded as essential to justify action by this court under the Fourteenth Amendment. In truth what we have here is but the failure of Illinois to adopt as promptly as | other: states a desir- abl2 reform in its criminal pro- cedure . . . I think fit is beyond the province of this court to ‘tell Illinois that it must provide such PUNISHMENT LACKING The Constitution now, in other words, is what the Department of Justice and the Supreme Court together may say it is. The Con- stitution heretofore has been con- strued by the Supreme Court to liberty and property.” But up to now the Department of Justice has not intervened to punish mur- der on the picket line or in racial troubles unless there was evidence of a breakdown of the enforcement machinery of the state itself. unions acted in concert and some But the Department of Justice held this was a state matter. Likewise, {n case after case of violence at the factory gate the Department of Justice has not intervened even though unions do act in concert and carry on their activities as organizations sanc- tioned by federal law. * * * With the new proposals that look into “economic pressure,” on the other hand, the attorney general would be given the power to en- force civil rights instead of leav- ing it to aggrieved citizens to bring suits. It would be a short step then to federal intervention and the enactment of criminal penal- ties, (Copyright 1956, lodin Ration New York Herald Tribune Inc.) Grows Hair, Women Reveal in Letters By WILLIAM BRAPY, M.D. “Formerly, writes a Pennsyl- -wania lady, ‘“‘my hands and feet were like ice most of the time and I always felt chilled to the bone. “I don't have that trouble any... more, In fact, except on occa- sions, I don't wear a slip. “Also my hair was a dirty dishwater color when lipped, and the ends always broke off before a desirable length was reached, So I didn't have it cut amy more, because it never seemed to grow. “‘Now my hair has a light brown color, never breaks off, looks a lot thicker, and I get it cut every three months. “T have been eating Iodin Ra- tion tablets for the past two years.” (Mrs, C. J. A.) One of the manifestations of fodin deficiency, described in this column Feb. 21 and Monday, April 9, is lusteriess, falling, breaking at the ends, prematurely gray. In many instances the eyebrows, re are noticeably thin, especially the outer thirds. * A Massachusetts lady writes: “Have been taking the Iodin Ra- tion for two years, and I want to tell that my hair, which used to be brown. has turned nearly black. T always had wavy hair, but now it is curly, so curly that everyone thinks I have a permanent.” (Mrs. R.N. G) = . A September—I mean a New Jer- sey lady writes: “T started taking the Iodin Ra tion last September and here are my findings: Vitality considera- bly improved . . . Skin looks healthier and clearer...» Menstruation which was entirely gone for 14 months occurred after three months on Iodin Ration and has been regular and pain- less since — which hadn't hap- pened before since 1848."" (Mrs, 8.H.C) Colorado lady writes: ... Within three months after starting Iodin Ration almost every ailment had vanished, Hip joints no longer painful, sore on foot gone, no more daily headaches, menstruate regularly with no trge- ble, vitiligo spots 1 had since my first baby 12 years ago were much firm, I'm just glad they feel and look younger, 4. No competent physician or nutrition authority will deny that an lodin ration—that is, a certain quantity of itodin in. one form or another taken daily or regularly — is as necessary for good nutrition, functional effici- ency and vite as a protein, cal- . clum or vitamin B ration. 5. Let no reader infer that I rec- ommend or approve taking iodin or iodide in medicinal doses—in any circumstance that is a question to submit to a doctor, not to a _ column, ed letters, not more than one page oc ibe boy 5, not my - nosis, or treatment, will de answered by Dr, William Brady, if 6 stam addressed envelope is sent to tiae Press, Pontiac, Michigan, yright 1956) Clarkston 1 Reader _. THOUGHTS FOR TODAY exploded in various ways when he got the chill treatment, plus a few . * * * Without being asked, he said that working on a guid- Soviet Union QUERIES SNUBBED. Khrushchev, perhaps forgetting his own theme {in wooing Social- . ists for a “popular front," brushed off British Laborite questions about what happened to all the ‘‘Social- ists’ which the Reta cites to be. * There are more than 200 prom- inent Russian and East European Stalinist are which Khrushchev and of these people probably are in unmarked graves—victims of the Stalinist ear which Khrushchev and Bulganin are pow trying to cor- rect, Bulganin, the red-faced jovial man who might be mistaken for Santa Claus, has the ability of: coming out on top in a nominal job—thus far, At the age of 25 he was a secret police agent, do- ing the dirty work in prison cel- lars, Khrushchev, the coal miner's son who can truly claim to be of work- ing class origin in the Bolshevist setup, headed the Stalinists against. the Trotskyites ena Diem ion — »* * * Now and then you'll find a man who expects to have something to say about the way the family flower garden is to be planted. * * ® Think of the great lack of con- versation there’d be if people didn't have troubles to talk about. a * * Spring is the time of year when most people have the same object in life—object to anything that’s work, Case Records of .a Psychologist: Psychologist Suggests ‘Fear - Parties’ “Fear Parties” axe one of the most wholesome innovations. in afraid of dogs or ligh the dark, etc. Vaccinatk your you'll soon notice how more relazed and happy become. By DR, GEORGE W. CRANE \. _ Case R-M1: Jimmy W., aged 11, has a defeatism complex. “Dr, Crane, he thinks he is a coward,” his teacher informed me after I had addressed her state teachers’ conventioin, “He says he is afraid of the dark, And his father ridicules him for it, ‘ “So he feels that he is a disgrace to his father who is a successful business leader in the community. “Dr. Crane, what should -we: teachers do to help such children?” FEAR PARTIES First, schedule a “Fear Party” in your classroom. The teacher should tactfully start out by con- fessing some of her own fears whep she was back at the age of the present group of students, - This “Fear Party" idea works admirably in Sunday school, too. So hold a group confessional. Many teachers haye reported phe- nomenal results thereafter. “Dr. Crane, after I confessed to # childhood fear of lightning,’’ one such teacher recently i informed me, “several of my pupils eagerly told of their present fears and soon the =a _ | began to confide all and anxiety. entire cl sorts of t up after class to tell me how glad they were that we had held our ‘Fear Party,’ since they had been ashamed to think they alone Way of Easing Children’s Anxieties Don't place the parents of these same three youngsters on the panel, however, for the children will speak more freely otherwise. Then let a father on the panel read the items on the ‘Test for Mothers” mentioned below. Let him ask the three children for their comments and criticisms. 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Roving U.N.. patrols along the ition fines. 3. erence posts at critical points. : 4 More U.N, ehestvare, | 5, Full freedom of movement for |U.N, personnel. | One hurdle Hammarskjold ‘must \clear is agreement by Israel to suspend plans to divert the waters lof the river Jordan, Israel has threatened to go on with the os despite Arab opposition, Lebanon, Syria and Jordan have “U.N, ‘teader ‘Beginning| 1, Withdrawal of forces trom| rlopay's ASSIGNMENT FOR: JUNIOR EDITORS SAN Way titi NN ii WN! AM Vy INVA ate" This dainty little flower has a demure charin, and is sey town! by a host of other nick-names such as Quaker bonnets, Nuns, Inno- cence, Bluets, Eyebrights and Little Washerwomen. Flowering from April until July, “Quaker Lady” is found all’ . Hendh, See Aaetenn geet of Morte Anpericn, Gout on far en Goangia) and in the north in Nova Scotia and Quebec. It is a grass-like plant, three to seven inches tall, growing in thick clumps or tufts in open grassy places, pasture land, and on wet rocks. The flowers are pale blue with whité centers touched with gold in the’ middle, In the background is a little Quaker white cape-coliar, white cuffs and white in her gray gown with path between borders of green grass. Tus is another picture to color for a wild flower series in your) (This idea comes from Sue Mason,. Lawton, Okla. If yoy have an idea that Junior Editors can use, send it in care of this newspaper and it may win a $10 award. Violet Moore Higgins; AP Newsfeatures.) Temorrow: “Queen Anne's Lace” ;all made clear that peace will | hinge on whether Israel intends ‘to continue the -river project in ‘the demilitarized zone between Lake Huleh and the Sea of Galilee. Soviet Journal Defends. 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Indiana is the leading topic among|“"WaS probably the worst Repub-| Craig; has not asked him to \thoroughfare. on the Democratic ballot, and (Senatorial, and congressional tick-| “Kay Windsor” r “ a the politicos today. : lican defeat in the entire nation.” participate. | : | KEFAUVER UNOPFOSED such is a sure winner since |°tS %0 Victory, He .. Hoosier were a oe = : * * «& Craig - entered. _Elsenhower’s write-in votes are not permitted. Indiana now has nine GOP | ; 7 gloomy coun ‘patere, the Presl- ‘nounced candidates for governor,| Craig also has antagonized other!name in the presidential primary| Under state law, the state's 26-| *@4 two weet pro ae il 4: dent made his big announcement |the totals being nine and five. |veteran party leaders and has|May 8. His only competition will|vote delegation must support Ke- maser age pear ae : : and they had good reason for ; been assailed often because oficome from Lar Daly, a Chicago|fauver on the first ballot at the| Democrats wi aaa | a their sadness. Fiery oct tg angie salaries and Chicago convention. After that,| CORsTessmen “and perhaps : The GOP had suffered its worst = Misaeer anaeae thie |?0D4s and insurance awarded to'in the state wearing a striped, red-|they may vote as they choose and : defeat in the nation in the clec-| Ma, "ss, ceomeé eure of resem. Sa since the state ‘party organization| Of the Republican districts, the| | j Saban Suk farm and, was] nation, but reelection Is” an Edi Ri Ch ir hiuad , were leveled bine is expected to pick up mont ef{ Third (South at agtindl fifth e the party. The only announced Democratic " ‘ }that development of atomic power] Many polls have shown that|Haute), ninth . (Bedford) and ; , 4 cahdidate for senator is former ought to be taken over again by| Eisenhower. hag retained his popu-' eleventh ene: : : Lt. Gov. Harold W. Handley, 4 4 one of -the two leading candidates |A#ticulture Secretary Claude R. the U.S. government. The govern-| — : scanaaniae caremiemneniaimemeene E iE for the GOP torial nomi-|ickard, : he — eam DETROIT (INS) — The Detroit)ment in 1954 agreed to let private . é nation, outlined the debacle of gpa mine diliy oll weer Edison Co, today lashed back aticompanies develop such plants YOUR STORE for : _ party at the polls graphically - Agere yg hn Long on charges that it ~ other power “2 - @, : ; a : a recent statement urging the com were trying ot slough iso Republicans 10 go't0 work, [soning farm prices st hal the cost of atomic power, ateon sto contaicied cores 5 [TATU National Brands i POINTS OUT DROP FACTIONAL DISPUTES reactors on the government by|" © maser’ © ~ on «AS rip ly leteors, vi Pres : i. 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We named her Tracy Ann, ‘and she is still the only thing ‘after more than 18 years of mar- riage that a department store de- jlivered which my wife has taken ‘without checking on the exchange | possibilities, Our only investment in her bas | been love, and we feel no need jot a refund. | * * jer children, she ran a slight tem- \ing over her, heard her consoling murmers to herself: “Mommy loves Tracy. Daddy © SLIDING DOORS loves Tracy, Everybody loves More room in every room with convenient sliding doors. amp xo 18s THU i | F | | This, so far ag I know, is true. The other oni. worn out -byP la hard day of adventure with oth:}- perature, and her -nother, hover-| Cy. The neighborhood children like to play with her. but what about family aac with her parents that the real dev- li succeeds, the angel in Tracy. She won't be three until late June. 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Alumnae Meet With Trede-fn ihe aa ns URE Ti We Are Not « Loan Company MICHIGAN CREDIT COUNSELLORS 41% South Saginaw St. FE 820456 ‘you TV's best performance. |& this doesn't mean much these/reflecting this possible threat to! .. .., on. a ee ““High-Side™ tuning with illumi- ‘oh days: Cold and rain, and occasion-|crops perhaps as much as they| "AST LANSING — Gradentes nated “Front Window" VHF New Daylight Hours, ai snow, have made these outdoor|have been influenced by the ups|0! the Home Extension Program at| : i MEMBER AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CREDIT COUNSELLORS Channel Indicator. Mahogany | Delayed Crop Planting chores a mockery. and downs of arm legislation in|Michigan State Universit) will re- : ? ined For the farmers it’s nothing to;the Congress. Crops can still be|turn to the campus Saturday for gates “or lame ook: grat | Affecting Markets laugh about. Delayed crop plant-| planted, but late crops run more) their seventh annual Alumnae Day. (extva) finishes. Model 21D645. a, NEW YORK Time and the . , weather are messing up somej - , SWEET’S RADIO writin _ FREE PARKING “ 422 W. Huron St. FE 41133 wet spring. This delays crop plant-| ‘ing, affects. commodity ~ markets, | | shrinks sales of such warm weath-| er items as autos and spring suits-— and benefits fuel dealers. Time—or, rather, man’s tinker- ing wih nature—will spread con- fusion in some industries next Sunday when many industrial and financial centers go on daylight saving time, Transportation services will have to decide where and how much to alter schedules between places that do and places that] don't change over for the summer. News services will‘also be ré- porting some things—like the New York Stock Market—an hour earli- ‘er for papers in standard time cities, and other things—like sport events in old time regions—an hour .later for papers going to press on new time. | EVEN TV AFFECTED Television and radio programs’ will have to be arfanged, as best as possible, for a mixed audience.| “In some states where they have & sort of local option on daylight) time “— some indystrial centers switching over and other parts of} ocr cusicroor es oie “Security with the BIG BUILT-IN FREEZER CHEST | NEVER NEEDS DEFROSTING ~~~in ONE YEAR? ~~~in TEN YEARS? « YUOHAS ND AAKR OC Small prints, textures, florals, scenics; also some with match. ing drapery material. All washable. . cet Paint Store Then you will want to read the new comprehensive column— bb bt be bb de be bh di be i A i De he i te te tii Se Ae ta A i is a ln ta atl A ln tl ia ll lin ltl lin ltl ll lll ltl Discusses facts and problems of retirement and pensions as well as Social Security! Another Feature Appearing in The Pontiac Press Three Days Every Week Beginning Tuesday, May Ist 2 years to pay 1g 4 More Interestin Readin Because It Is of Interest to You in 90 days same as cash , 8 § be to Yo . domestic users. wee - * ‘ vig ey 4 re . if # 4 bos , THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1956 + He id FIFTEEN used and its value to planners, Visiting professors were Myles : Boylan and Raleigh Barlowe, from Michigan State University, and John Hyde of the University of Michigan. David S. Geer, Birming. planning Commissioners will meet next jointly with the plan commissions of Livingston and Washtenaw coun- ties, —_— in May, 4 of scrap iron from the|: Exports United States during 1955 approx- imated 4,875,000 net tons, 14 per cent of the scrap purchased by | The meeting has been ten-|; Beet Capital Champions Rare Meat _ By PHYLLIS BATTELLE in the country is a betier grade — produced than in Omeha, OMAHA, - Neb. er iad ay amend to weep beside the local stream. Don’t Ask for Well- Done Steaks in Omaha ‘ Weeping Water. was a battle where dozens of ‘ Indians Milled, leaving their squaws steady-switch spot is » P Should We Own Or Rent? | : ve been changed as the state) and Inter, under mysterious clr. up. aoe ie pucnievitie | Ctmatances, tt was changed to Pickleville. | seratch Pot. Finally, the Union Pacific Raliroad forged wp nea Did te tie te Pacific time schedule as Cam- Ae uae Mech eaten’ tht foridge, but to the home. folks it’s Ford V Is the World’s _ Top Seller! 2705 Orchard Lake, KEEGO FE 5-9204 that by endowing a town with their WE'RE ‘OFFERING i by names ~~ would. immortal- }was named when / 1890s found, to their psoas Pony ont | trees could grow in the soil; = The little township ot * Serpe 25 Pedal Board 2 Speakers New Addition to BALDWIN ORGANS It’s an Organ, Orchestra, Dance Band at the Flick of the Finger Come in—See, Hear, Play the New Baldwin Organ | ORGANS $1295.00 up ‘CALBI MUSIC CO. Pontiac's Locally Owned Home of Conn Instruments and Baldwin Pianos and Organs FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE : 19 NORTH SAGINAW ST. All 4 Families of Organ Tones Diapason, Flute, String, Reeds 1 Bey Mohrecks town 06 mee! Its title’ became Medicine Creel, vacant na ice "Mr. Sam B. 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This is! “Aeroflot,” the Soviet Union's about 50 miles an hour faster than| nai airline. The insignia the first Comet, Britain's ill-starred 1s. ing like the old Laft- THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, APRIL 2 . “4 7 2 Hoosier Farmer Owns Rare Guarnerius Violin © CHICAGQ-4INS) ~ A Richmond, Ind, | a hammer and ,‘‘These you see here could be con- sickle. The tall is marked by @ |verted into bombers in a jiffy— . jcapable of carrying six or seven tons of atomic bombs. .That I would say is the basic difference in our air travel philosophies.” Spain has puf a use tax on cig- arette lighters, flints and matches. are attempting to build,” he said. = rolled ove LEWIS— fine furniture - MONTH FRIDAY -- SATURDAY -- MONDAY ee ™ g ui t i i } : } i i ty ENT ts i et E i FLOOR SAMPLES ... ONE-OF-A-KIND ITEMS . .. DISCONTINUED NUMBERS! figured frieze, reduced 299.50 A 60.00 saving chair in ebony frame wi ‘reduced to only....... 339,00 Pullman sofa’ in ‘rubber cushions. 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NOT AT LEWIS’... PARK FREE REAR of STORE F | FURNITURE INE / 7.95 sq. yd. now reduced 125.00 12’x9’6” all wool beige bark pattern carpet : b | 8.95'sq. yd. 15’ at! wool green | ster, sq. yd. . Blue Dura-Twist stair carpqt, to ; ee ee a ee ee 63.00 12'x4’9” all wool green bark pat- tern carpet . Ce ee 7.95 sq. yd: Choice of beige or brown floral ‘ pattern in 12’ width . ee ee ee ee ee leaf Axmin- +e ee ee ee CARPETS and RUGS 229.00 12’x17'6" all wool gray bark pattern carpet 1998 109" 31° 59 6° a < Our photographer snapped this trie 4s they, jountl~Ridlow Smith of ‘Lorberte lane; Betty Lippert of Ou their name places and were waiting the signal for the land avenue and Mrs. Robert Knight of Spokane drive. opening invocation, They are (left to right) Mrs. H. The 25th anniversary of the founding of Beta East Boulevard, Mrs. Robert Lyons of LeBaron avenue, Sigma Phi Sorority was celebrated with a banquet at Marjie Courtney of Harper street. and Mrs. Charles Devon Gables. Shown as they talked just before find- Hoffman of West Huron street. ing their seats are (left to right) Mrs. Darlus Nelson of , Mrs. R. D. Terry Assumes Council President Duties’ Five Chapter Directors Are Introduced ‘- at Gala Affair Held at Devon Gables By JOAN RITTER cil president and er dete of offi- One hundred members and|cers which include Mrs. Knight, guests of seven chapters of’ Beta|Vice President; Doris Ball, record- ing secretary; prc carer gaan Mrs. George Pudduck ( left) retiring president of oa ’ Bie es ‘ is Church Music City Council Beta Sigma Phi is shown chatting with ; Mr pin; —_ «eae ; a 5 Will Be Presented Mrs. Robert Terry, incoming president, at the 25th Menzel of . Founder's Day Banquet held at Devon Gables Wednes- ag xg a Neo pennented’ 2érs. Mrs, Donald Boggs (right), a mem- ting with Mrs. Park Buchner of Chippewa day evening. ' Robert Terry, incoming city coun- ber of the Pontiac Story League was oad, | 2 Represent guet speaker Wedneay. She is chat roto a Local Zontas at Sun Valley Women = Section Mrs. Fotis Takis, president of eae Werk cal venues Oe FRIDAY, APRII APRIL 27, 1956 PAGES 17-19 local. group at the International|~ conférence of Zonta fhternational| Two New Members |Howard Droeser assisted the! Imports in Washer! June 5 through 8 in. Sun Valley, hostess Idaho. Welcomed by Club A review of the book, “Merry| Handbags are big ahd handsome * 6 ® Mrs. Russell Ashworth and Mrs.|Hall"” by Beverly Nichols, was/this season and come in many The announcement was made at/ Warren Dick were received as|given by Mrs. Eugene Cleland dur-| leather textures and all colors, Kid the Thursday meeting of the group/new memibers of Newcomers Clubjing the program portion of the|gloves often are delicately em- held at Hotel Waldron. Letters|when the group met Wednesday meeting. broidered and look like the most|s also were read from Mrs. Florence | evening at the home of Mrs. Mor-| Guests for the evening were delicate French imports, yet can Doty and Clara Nusbaumer_who ton Bacon on Chippewa road.|Mrs. Stanley Girard and Mrs.|be tossed in the washing machine are vacationing in England. Mrs. Joseph Galardi and Mrs.|Harry Hahn, and come up smiling. Speaker for the day was Julia : RO Fe fener ieee a eae . If, 2 aay 6 including the importance of good -" : MF 4 material, up-to-date resource peo- . A re - ple and variety of material. aM The next meeting will be the mig ates ak . 2 , ad Be: | Needlework Guild a a pam Meets Thursday . ; ; Queen Mary Section of the Neg- The centerpiece was the conversation phine avenue, Mrs. Richard Ferris of |dework Guilds of America met theme of this group of Beta Sigma Phi Aylesbury drive and Betty Bryan of Fair- | Thu aoe tae ‘ = — } . e oO members. Pictured are (lejt to right) grove avenue. ~- | Joss, - o Mrs. Edward Markham of South Jose- __ Mrs. Charles Clarke; president, | oe , - conducted the business meeting | : | N Offi ps which time Mrs, Harvie Little| Extension. Group Elects New iCers .\tece ee pet ge for the Ingathering, Several other George ine of Merry,elected chairman with Mrs. Maur-| chairman; Mrs. Cart Weber, re- ‘completed garments were re- saa . nk manent of In-\ice Baldwin, vice chairman; Mrs.| creation; Mrs. Robert Scharf, | ceived, terlake Extension group at dessert Quine, secretary and treasurer| project leader; - Mrs. Mrs. Henry Milligan will enter- luncheon Wednesday. Mrs. Quine and» Mrs. Frank Hickson, corre-; Trietsch, assistant leader; Mrs. \tain the group at their May 10 gave the project lesson on “Shrubs ponding secretary. + |meeting in her home on Belmont and Small Trees.” She told how) M street, to choose ‘and plan the landacape Committee heads are rs. | Tikes wah eine te: clined oa! of a home. ‘Percy Rose, new representative; |none demonstration achievement | Fellowship Holl Mrs. William Hurlburt ‘was! Mrs. L. W. Pilcher, committee iday at Congregational Church May By Girl Scouts to — at Pontiac State ‘Quilting Bee'Is Scheduled t the Northern Oak-|more squares representing one : eo ge : Members © ° 5 of life in Northern Oakland | “Moon Over Miami? bo the Wake oY tv dele seesreme ne rv alana T . planned for this evening by Circle 479; Our Lady of’ Milford Mr Mrs, weber, Behan of - oy the Lakés, Daughters of Isabella. The dance, at Knights Mrs. Donahue of Lewis street, -Bhegpacoe Hall benins at 8 pam. ith dancing Kopin of be apenfgir key : capil thecuba a members of committees were Ru } street. M ; : “alla They are: ris to. 2 ao al es THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1956 CUFF _ SERVED EVERY Bay You may also ord fem our regular cane New Orleans Cocktail Lounge Is NOW OPEN .: We Invite You Te Make Your Reservations, For Your Private Parties Cold drinks frost sterling con-! tainers, and drinks stay cold to the | last drop. ‘Music in Spring: Theme. t Pontiac Pontiac Press Photos “Music In Spring” was the theme of the annual | Spring Banquet of the Pontiac Education Association (left-to right) Dr. Conrad PRICES SLASHED TO CLEAR dresses Crepes, gabardines, taffetas in broken sizes and assorted colors, NOW $ 5 *3 4 Price us Bs °4 $45° In Price DRESS SHOP ‘Were to $21.95 $39.95 $49.95 6.Only - J and 2 Pe. - ' Knits SUITS—4 Only Small Sizes. Values to $39.95 BLOUSES GLOVES yi 5287 JEWELRY puss Seaman’s 11 SOUTH SAGINAW Woo! Jersey_. Values to $6.95 — SPRING COLOR INTEREST .. . in hair is more acceptable does as much to enhance your appearance as your hair-do. Ask about new shades and methods. RANDALL'S HARPER METHOD SHOP RN Wayne Street ' Adams, ( PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL 11% S$. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich. Enroliments Available in Day ot Evening Classes. Write, phone or call in person tor Free pamphiet. . PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 Jj : _ Schools. | held at Devon Gables Thursday evening. Caught by the photographer as they chatted briefly before dinner were Posz, assistant professor of _ communication skills, Michigan State University, speak- ‘er for the affair; Grace McLaughlin, general chairman and Dr. Dana P, Whitmer, mepernnnorns of Pontiac Dr. Conrad Posz Addresses 200 Members of Group theme of the spring banquet of the Pontiac Education Association) held Thursday evening in the Hill- side Room of Devon Gables. Filoat- banquet tables completed the at- mosphere of spring that greeted the more than 200 guests, Burtella Green presented the In- vocation followed by the of.Caius Gordon, president of Soloist on the pro gram was Joyce Schmidt who sang, “Ro- ‘mance” from Desert Song by Sig- | mund Romberg | Mel Staebler, toastmaster, pre-| sented Dr, Dana P. Whitmer, su- 'perintendent of Pontiac Schools ,and members of the school board ‘and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. \Monroe Osmun, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Robert Oliver and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Griffin. | Others introduced were Richard ‘sociation field representative and == Pauline Logsden, who represented ithe Future Teachers Club of Pon-| tiac. . HOW TO LIVE WITH SELF | Discussing, ‘How To Live With| 'Yourself,"" Dr. Conrad Posz, as- sistant professor of communication skills of Michigan State University told his audience three good réa- ~| sons we should be able to live with ourselves are that we know lourselves better than anyone else, iwe spend more time with our- iselves than anyone else and we are much more critical with our- ‘selves than anyone else. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY PACK! athe uplift _ “Interplay bra the small bust 2.00 be- *Add-rentage’ has foam. - 28- stitched in. Sen 3 A-B, BRAS for every figure Padded bra for. Ideal for the fuller figure , | wo | Elastic d : mata se | 5444 C, 34-46 D. Save! TO BUY * Purchase Coupon Stow 9 term oon @Leyaway @Cosh ‘The. ability one has to solve heme met everyday evi- le Our expert corsetieres will aid in your se- lection . ; . as- _ gure you a per- fect fit. <—™. dence the common sense the in- dividual possesses, “When faced with a problem our biggest difficulty is our fail- wre to define the . we do not list the causes of the problem and we permit cultural common escapes used solely to avoid problems are sleep, cards and listening to the television, Dr, Posz stated. We should recognize our problems in their subtler forms and do some- orrying person Dr. Posz advised his audience to- act * |rather than sit back and permit a morbid named to run through the mind, How one gots along with oth- ers, remembers names, takes ideas from another and fails to give the proper credit are evi- dence of the amount of tact one possesses, he said, Michigan Education As-! ‘Mrs. Arleen Reising, In closing Dr. Posz spoke of our ‘relationships with other people and suggested we ask ourselves if we don't often misjudge people and regret it later. Charies Beyette was introduced as the new president of Pontiac Education Association for the com- ing year, Committees serving on the annual affair under the chair- manship of Grace McLaughlin were Ted Prueter, decorati Mary Parrish, tickets; Mrs. McDonald, invitations; Margaret ‘Snyder, music and Mrs. Mildred \Porritt, program, | Julie Vernan — i Feted at Shower Rickie Gallardo of Thorpe street| entertained at a bridal shower, for Julie Vernan Wednesday even-| ing. | The table was decorated with a doll bridal party flanked by red tapers, Guests attending were Mrs. Julia Vernan, Betty Vernan, Mrs. Olga/ Roemensky, Mrs. Shirley Lane,|! Mrs. Fred Haring, Mrs, Lillian} Auch, Mrs. Gerald Kasten, Majorie Kasten, Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs. Genevieve Oesch, Verna and Lorraine Scarborough. Others were Mrs. Annetta Lekas, | Mrs. Jack Farms, Mrs. Eileen | Killinger, Mrs, Florence Bailey,: Carolsue| Evanoff, Florence Woods, Mrs.! Ralph Burt, Mrs. Ida Underhill, Mrs. Helen Baker, Verlyn Dawson! jand Mrs. Dorothy Bryant. Kosiba ® Exchanging greetings as they arrived at the Pontiac Education Association's annual spring banquet are (left to right) Caius Gordon, retiring president of the as- sociation, Margaret Snyder, music chairman for the affair, Mary Parrish, chairman of tickets and Charles Making a last minute check on the program presented at the Pontiac Educa- tion’s Banquet are Mel Staebler, toast- master ; Mildred Porritt, program chair- decorations. Beyette, president. _ including members of the school board, attended the Two hundred members and guests, annual gathering held Thursday evening at Devon Gables. ™ ° Give Water Heaters Monthly Once Over Water heaters should be drained monthly to remove dirt and rust ‘which may stain your plumbing fixtures. To clean the heater, open the drain cock and let the water run until it is clear. Such precaution rust and help keep fuel bills at a minimum. man and Ted Prueter, chairman of “Music In Spring’’ was the theme for the annual banquet held Thurs- day evening at Devon Gables. SPRING COURSE Day or Night Classes Call Today tor detailed information No Age Limit Phone FE 4-1854 Call Miss Wilson Today tor Information PONTIAC BEAUTY COLLEGE 16% E. Huron, Behind Kresge's . 2nd Floor ‘One Woman Show’ Slated Syd Skolsky, comedienne, pianast and interpreter of songs will pre- sent her “One Woman Show” Saturday at 8:30 p, m. in Temple Beth Jacob, 79 Elizabeth: Lake Rd.| The program will consist of humorous sketches, song interpre-, tations, dramatizations, piano escapades and audience participa- tion. . | Music, humorous dramatiza- | tions and song styling have been Miss Skolsky's absorbing interest since eatly childhood, | She completed her masical stu- dies at the Juilliard School of Music afier which she presented many concerts. _ Producers and agents asked her to include ‘humor with her serious ;musie and the ‘(One Woman Show” SY > SROLSEY ATTENTION VETERANS! [ooo If your future is uncertain and you are entitled to training under P. L. 550, you are invited to call at the Institute office any week day or on Monday or Thursday evening. Day, Half-Day and Evening classes con- tinue throughout the Courses are offered in Business Adminis- , tration, Junior Accounting, Higher Ac- “counting, Professional Accounting, Secre- ‘tarial, Stenographic and Clerk Typist. » OVE R a D> AGe Clip this Ad and mail itin for your FREE . WOMEN _LIMIT - Copy of our Bulletin and s New Ilustrated ‘T'] Pays Hospital Room and Board, Surgical benefits on a scheduled basis, cash for covered ' Booklet “Careers in Business for Young ie “EXTRAS” such as operating room, X-ray, laboratory, etc.,.on each covered sickness or Women.” ‘ = sceident. Can be purchased on an annual, quarterly, or monthly basis, and the Associa- The Business. . Institute : ha ARE WELCOME “T West Lawrence St.” 4 i eid ee ee ee ee Name ‘is the result. Miss Skolsky is also the author of several books. | This will be the last in the series of cultural programs sponsored by the Jewish Welfare Federation and Council item with high fashion is unusual, but a jewelry company has started a vogue that may sweep the country. It's a New jeweled bobby pin that enables ‘you to set vour hair and still | remain B glamorous. Will Be (LOSED 4 Until Next Week to Woodward at Square Lake Road Complete Our Kitchen Alterations year. i ne DETAILS F REE—NO OBLIGATION Phone: MI 41-6602 _ Writes, 4062 W. Maple. 2 i ee, 3 ode e ee Ve ie ee HOSPITALIZATION Mutual G 3 fi * re . vf Ves " - i ‘ J | 2 ” : ; : m9 yy ; : rey escent’ me ie ra . y | ae 4 : } | oe ge i Sear. THE PONTIAC PRESS. . FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1956 e | pr grt 9-Day Reducing Diet ar Fairbanks o ee ee ) erally called in Ge: | |=2Slow Down When Losing Lots of Weight=————__ : i 5 ; : saan “OW Uown When Losing Lots of Weight-=——— her daughter, By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN - diet for health, I cannot guarantee!” @. “After 1 lese 5 to 10 pounds dentes. Yt you continues to tons wid nee AIT! : Janet, to (The Friday Question Box) you a loss of from 5 to 10 pounds) on *Day Diet how many calories (200 more. You can discover for|nalf grapefruit or japple Plan Your : Russell F. As most of my readers know) Wless you cut out all alcoholic! shall I allow myself in order to jyourselt what your daily calorie) 1) \.. have lost some’ of eC Maney Jr., |tis e Day Reducing Diet time beverages for nine days remain at that weight?” need is, g viiseed the feiiat WACATION © [er thie reseen this 1am) Q. “I do not like skim milk. Can} A. ‘That is somewhat an indivi-| Menus for tomorrow, mopines or fret 3 : ge going t give my question box over|I substitute buttermilk?” teal Miter dain a seeenes _ days of Day Reducing Diet you With . rand Mrs.\w quecions, 1 am being asked) A. Yes.'They have the same cal-inight and your activites, ec. Addl Breakfast Sechdat bar 9) soles ond anepet ! — i oe oe * Jorie count. 300 calories daily and watch the} One-half grapefruit self nd stamped! PONTIAC TRAVEL é 5 ae | Two slices bacon J in The’ Prmarsd of & COn 5 sagen Bie Seiden Ons thn dr dee ot wile wheat Ponce Pres getty SERVICE Janet attends | 4, This is » well-balanced dict Black coffee fat the Beach? Get Figure in| — ae © Central but if you have lots of weight to Sete Shape.” : , Michi teen you, shenld redece mere One medium hamburger College, and | sometiones tellows weight Sliced .tomatoes : RUDOLPH’S BEAUTY SHOP Russell will be duction ett due. to a bo ee + ii SPECIAL OFFER: HAIR SHAPING, graduated | ™9l4 ose of a great ‘many ad eee <<: PERMANENTS $5 up SHAMPOO and SET $2.50 from the time to shrink tto its pew proper- Stewed toamtoes MARY BRAND te Gay ie Re Vatine Gist University of | tons, Ten stalks of asparagus 107 Pontiac Bank Bldg. oP ash cesar son ; Detroit in | i you have a: long reducing! oe OS Sheet ee 7 June. A June 9\ rie tor nine days’ and then tet it | | } E a eee | CONNOLLY’S in | Rec seu day ae Sess ; announce with | © and 1,400 calories a day. ue 3 * ; + ’ oa One of ay pups lst 10 pounds | pride their appointment as an authorized | Several , fl about an Turion ah the] dealer f f the world’s fi everal Leave for Hawaiiiisi sou sum tuorication and the er for one of the world’s finest i tele ae = tm the: Bwiey” {22,2 & body lotion and did tacial - Francisco exercises and general exercises ch ‘ a Airport WO ehiow time tor “reste being staged im the pool at Al- |during that year. watches. . pony Soy gy Fy) Goce ©, “1th veiy tow veguichios : Te ot Pontiac area folk who left this|y, ors ad, Sime, Swimm” Is the! watt do like carrots and turnip morning for Honolulu, where they| i show and Miss MacNutt will| &Tm®. Can I substitute these will vacation for two weeks at Ho-| i. an “Easter Parade’ and for the other similar vegetables?” tel ri deaf eps eo “There’s No Business Like Show] A, Yes. It is fortunate that you Raga Egy san ie ae 9 gage pm y. will attend one eve-| Dr. William H. Marbach of N ' | | ; ning of their stay on th Ysland ome drive wil travel to Lake Mo-lighball tal during thin nin ° ) : P Among the they to - ¥., over the weekendidays?” * Ey : hone leaaat ae where oe ae with cuurchy A. These are high in calorie If you have a long reducing stretch ahead of -you | THE WATCH TO IVE WITH y RIDE rei te ae te a anesle. |The group is meeting in thelcapid reducing diet’ You aeea the] 8€ the 9-Day Diet for nine days and then let it be a ae . before the tombs of royalty, They |United States to consult with the|items which are included in this! pattern for planning future meals. i wil] travel down into the valley mae sane ger gah Sg ig rl : | the “Blow Hole” and wilt |*erian Church of which Dr. ¥ * : vist the Mormon ‘Temple and [bach has been a member tor hel | (Children |WCTU Plans peer Prgms Semen Vilage ot le tn. Sanee Sewill of Westies “4c Future Projects: ¢§ SS tong sa he nora anh nee Wael Won't Eat = Future oe eo 3 were Mr. and Mrs. Basil Kimball|o¢ Mohawk road have returned to at Session : ; | EG. Wien of Sout Pemberton| at teeter attending Gi Fj : ? , E. G. Winn of South Pemberton annual convention of Michigan Fed- se rinesse wemar L Calking chapter of Antique Show Set § rmingha’ Hy 8 i : Tuesday 5 * * sister, Mrs. P. F. Hoopes of Chi-|eg purest Pie ae ee Ortonville Mother|Mrs. Eieah Patten of Augusta ave- May 5-8 in Detroit cago; Mr. and Mrs. George Thom-| official delegates of the Pontiac! Tries Many Ways hue for.luncheon and a business} The Great Lakes Antique Show | as of Hayes avenue, Birmingham: (jy Meeting, Devotions were led ‘bY! will be held May 58-in the Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Waters of| yf, ; Mrs, L. H, Rubey with the topic, 7, Four 5 cn, phew rom aS chem t]" "© UONC® DICE at ae Yu Yur tanta Rm fe Maude Te and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Owen a By JANET ODELL Mrs, Pees egerted ao Ge aeiteis nek wil 10:30 p.m. daily, of Spokane drive. Today's recipe is going to be &/céedings of a county WCTU Insti-/ Fifty-five exhibitors from Wash-| Others in. the party include Pa- ttle different. We had such anitute held at Hillsdale and a family| ington, D, C., New Y tricia L. Phelps, Aileen Baerwolf, interesting letter from one of our|night banquet held in Royal Oak. Aeeires ot, Come Bette Reid, Mrs. Mayme Rinker prema oy tir amadame g 9 Slory enn bead fagmnon. - food hints, _ on Home Economics at-a_recent Ohio, Sa oy pay eo Mrs. Joseph Aulph lives up near|meeting at Michigan State Normal a. — Ortonville, She has a family of|College which honored her gradu- Displays will include glass, china, Nell Frye, LeRoy H. Murph four eal chlidren, ;jating class, the first to graduatejfurniture, firearms, jewelry and Th Ruth seurdeck, she says “they lean toward/in home economics, mechanical banks, plus an exhibit Mrs, Gloria Supernant, Mrs. Pa Snes Sree ey ee aa Plans ior future temperance/of clothing styles from “grand- : | | America’s most famous MODERN SLING CHAIR Cadet Richard L, Leone, son of turnips or rutabagas and Mr. and Mrs, Nick Leone of Au- with the potatoes. She liquidizes burn avenue, has been cited for raw vegetables and combines academic achievement for the sec- ond grading period of the second semester at Wentworth Military Academy, Richard's grades quali- fied him for a place on the Dean's honor roll for the period. Cadets earning academic honors are accorded special privileges and are authorized to wear the Scholastic Honor Bar. Leah Mae MacNutt, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Omar F. Mac- She uses beet juice for liquid in are made with fruit to keep family’s vitamin intake high. Another of her more interesting suggestions is to combine coconut with blackberries for a pie. We liked your letter, Mrs. Aulph and hope that our readers will get Above, left, 14K gold Above right. Exquis- Nutt of Neome drive is appear- some new ideas from you. vith four a . ultra modern styling, i ® may desiyn, : «cut diamon w or yellow $150 MK gold nr a $1 1S gold-filled a $52.50 Ruth Circle Meets With Mrs. Hubner 3 Steps to a Beautiful Complexion CREAM-MIRACOL BASE' 14K gold ......868 MERLE NORMAN Ruth Circle of the Joslyn Avenue : : Se United Presbyterian Church met) ANN we 3 4 2 WOCSMETIC STUDIO" Tl the unbrolen “nes of this ex |with Mrs. Walter Hubser of Third . : 2 W. Huron E 2- | length suit jocket, with @ collar thet avenue Thursday afternoon. D ] ee ——| @ongetes, is excellent for the short, | tions were given by Mrs. Harry ’ nsford, , | squore figure. 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Ie o x dow, The startled Bauer let the ‘Michigan Tech Prof poten Bere pro (M0 Likes Coyotes Kef auver Sees Walda Winchel] [When It Rains— shosinat eit tha dime, thanighiat te to Head Island Project (oc: supervisor in the national) NEWBERRY w — Victor Mille INGE > Gi D KALAMAZOO — Ed Bauer {8\iuy giass, He bumped one: | | of Seney is $15 richer because a ‘bg : iven Vecree one pheasant hunter who'll be out| a. and chatiered it. The | HOUGHTON &#—Verno York, park service, but will gemain at covgte wandered out on a dam andi) * te Mined sit banting eeeamn, Alenad tase or WSR a Gen [associate professor “ot electricall Tech. The Isle Rayale work can|got caught in his beaver trap. B ht 0) tlook From Hotelman 7 unged|trame. Bauer had to drive. six lengineering at Michigan Tech, will/be carrie out only in the sum-|ier turned the coyote into the Con- rg U tel te ee aad Sees dirgct the installation of power|mer. It probably. will take two|servation Department for the $15 : i cube GO Weel, tale enn tot ae oe ae : ee ee: ee ann Seen. . Tennessean Says He’s/and is Hyatt von Debn,|—— = | Well Ahead of ‘52 Drive |* has ended on 8 friendly note. || ' r ss Winchell, daughter a ° for Dem Nomination —_[umnist Walter Winchell, and Von! | oe coe rte s : ee ey PITTSBURGH & — Sen, Estes | aia tastcnance TooAY | Hurry! Hurry! sss] oa . s a his campaign for the Democratic] abusive language in / PORTABLE ..51 For Our presidential ; pad pear ps ie ONE WEEK SPECIAL ae: ; appearance at the Pitts-/ Sne i] sO ‘ , id to the Gala Bs". 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BACK mga The One and bs RONNY GAYLORD of the ao ue Gaylords "recording stars _ Ne Cover, No Minimum, No Door Chge. ee = q T_T te a | r . \* J Open 7 Days and ‘FLOOR SHOW “FRIDAY ‘and SATURDAY 7 Nights BRUCE DAVIS New ee | .— Club -Des Davy Comedy MC Terrific and His Harmonica le ALVIN WALLS and His Orchestra _ Dick Kefgen » EVE. Music by SO-PHIS-CATS JAM SESSION "EVERY TUESDAY 4 - =" rTTrTfrTrYeuyrrrfeewrwrrrryTyrTrYTrY,T,fYew?ff@.,t.’. Meéting Th ings Inn PHONE Midwest 4-1400 WOODWARD at LONG LAKE RD. : BLOOMFIELD HILLS We Invite ponaging her eyes . . . when you bring 7 out to dine at th Club Tahoe, De- — tetous Senge peed tess, genaing Privete Parties out DANCING NIGHTLY j help. What a ticket!" ‘BRING 'EM.ON’ | Fe Gladitone bag on wheels and car Germans Now Ride [2s tur sii" tir’ sce President to Depend Heavily on ntVi in 56 Cariniegn Cheap Midget Cars It does 2 miles an hour and! ‘BY RUTH MONTGOMERY —|the remaining cight weeks of the| can national chairman Jmake The the direct target of costs around $700. Its back and) WASHINGTON (INS)—President| rough-and-tumble campagin. Se ee ee ee : FRANKFURT—Because German front open upwards op. hinges and sca say The Prentd pig ie coeninaten tettastee, sean gg vnc 0 workers have @ motorcar taste but Seats can be made into a double now be revealed for time. Pager o make | “All of the President's Republicen chairmen watitarhed. a motoreyele income, new cheap-bed. | ccna | areclnicly noize by e00 lto party rallies will be carried by| “Bring ‘em on,” he grins hap- to-run midgets of many kinds are} Then there is Willy Messer-| Beginnihg capeecimataly te] train, oven threngh | ‘television hook-up to) pily. Se, emerging on German highways. | schmidt's $630 aeroplane cockpit on| weeks after the convention in} Pepatens, clenely settled nocth. |the American le. In this way, — ee ie Latest is the Delta, made by the wheels. Some 16,000 have ‘been| San Francisco Aug. 20, Tke will ly| st Owly. te the, fain tn, (be can Teach the mlaximum MUM} Repgbtican strategists are aireraft firm of Dornier. English’ sold. Once derided an & toy ito “five or six” gigantic Re! Sf tats ter on, and jm [Mt of listeners without resorting) pursing -a pleasant surprise tor re ee eee re) seg =e enn ee party faithful at the convention, — ial eacticn 0 the soma. ie SG Aleleteas ol Be eel | ca senieey sacks tee all ele tolee Soe ees Eau Seal ddd” Nae MAA: socbebly ¢ tains chen ee a eee ee te rn nen en Sea hance ‘weeks”’ after the convention. Then,| ‘*¢® Cow Palace to secommo- q except for “the usual addresses date the overflow. — ; \to universities and the like,”” he} A closed television circuit will q ee ae Sie Ses PO | rarte Se OS a. ; t . serves wi | 7 Presents | pkey etter ee Navies sath 1 fie aes tana tel ches dence about the outcome of this . ioe IMM, ae CLUB DELISA, will be use for five-minute TV| Hall says the agriculture situ: ——_—. [Chicas “spots” following big-name tel- | ation is “spotty,” that Republi- Try our itieisuits tender filet + mignon. Our |@] THE MOONGLO, evision shows, ‘cans did well in the dairy farm: chicken. Our lobster tails — BROILED OVER = fig Buffel These brief productions, some| "S areas in the. Wisconsin. pri- CHARCOAL right before your eyes. fg THE SKY Clues, ot which have already been| ™#"¥ and that hog prices have |) Cleveland filmed, will be carefully staged'ts| 5° Up nearly $6 per hundred. , DINE and DANCE |) THE PLATINUM iicarry the maximum political im-| Ye#sbt recently. , To the music of One of the Country's Leadi 3) LOUNGE, af he Gatlin Pan Ba pact. ‘ a Orchestras, featuring music on the SWEET AN iy New Yok = Seg? }| “Eisenhower himself will star in |, “The Democrats know in their DANCEABLE side. @ some of the “spots,” but most |Dearts that they can’t win this if a“ of them : will feature cabinet |¥¢%":” he mused contentedly. “I'm ‘ @ “An Invitation || members and prominent Re. |#urpeised that Lyndon (Senate : BOB. SUMMERS g ae publican senators. Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson) = i to Excellent ened would torture and twist the tacts HIS SAXOPHONE and ORCHESTRA /= New Servi seller 7 Bh -Bisence Leaner ga pre,|te Way he did in his televised ra ~ planning . farm speech this week. It just the combined cabinet in Hen "g Bloomfield Inn = STEAKS - CHOPS - | CHICKEN : W acendion of tas tig ower of ee isn’t like Lyndon. But let ‘em | nry 1 y AJ time: The show will be filmed in|whistle in the dark. We don’t COCKTAILS—WINES—BEER ‘ FINE Liquors ff oe eae co, DINING Room “Cozy” Martinelli Specializing in ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOODS { Pete Martin’s VILLA INN Where Dining Is a Pleasant Adventure M-26 at Clarkston Road — Just South Lake Orion For Reservations — MY 2-6193- MY 2-9258 ., roar ® Luncheon Carry of Pizza Pies—Spa Call FE & 8770 or MI 6-d058 im Birmingham = 79) f * "KING of NOODLES’ | TAHOE & ostee. the a alee) cha hive ose Private Rooms for 3412 Dixie Hwy. 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APRIL 27, 1956 BUGS BUNNY JAMBOREE 1000 COMICS Alse 1000 TRUE LOVE . STORY ¥ Magazines and | Mees Outlet 35 Auburn Ave, FE 4-8240 "Woodward to Maple Rd.—East of TODAY AND TOMORROW! (1) t 0, p.m, Garcia (01) all chance at next season's Bowl bid, should they win third straight crown; Of). ) State Placed on Probation by B ta Foundation,” a booster fund not administered by the school. he|The probation was lifted in about nine months, just before the Rose Bowl selection was made, The Spartans were picked for the bow! game. *. * ®@ University officials, while de- ploring the severity of the penalty, did not plead innocent to the jcharges. Athletic Director Dick Larkins '|said, “We have had a long and thorough investigation by the Big 10, We have no appeal. We do not deny Nt guilt and we have Hi within the rules.” Dr. Wendell Postle, faculty rep- ith i < ih a lr sa fa ft MSU, OSU Out '| the Rese Bow! trip after being placed on probation by Commissioner K. L. Wilson. hibiting successive appearances. Rose Battle in 3rd Place Michigan State is ineligible to return under the Big Ten rule pro- MSU went last New Year's day. Ohie State, the titlist, was in- eligible since it had gone the year before. Ohio State and Michigan State are among the favorites to win the|] have approved td ©? 5 fly to ouvices the wates re- name the benefici-|ceived,” the commidsioner ruled, s turned for two of the most powerful * hentai Penh bie Sache Ue in a national oe tae ee meee Bowing, ON ee and am Oe rts Ilustreted) im. Athletic Union have enjoyed sitting back and football staff and with agreement with certain said, “were being adva wages State University, has been ordered “None of the athletes who were |to comply with all rules of the Big be presented for eligibility until|nounced in Chicago yesterday that satisfactory evi-|Ohio State was on probation for dence they have actually repaid‘one year. _|TIGERS MEET CLEVELAND TODAY. 20.3: Draft Beckons ; se. es 4 DETROIT u—The Detroit Tigers| Major League seasons he has hit on errors and a walk. Chuck Mec-itoday waited apprehensively 308, 906 and .306. Peer ree at Sevemnithe anewers bo (we vital eestians concerned, The young rightfielder he’s doing plenty of worrying by . taking a couple of extra turns in Harvey Kuenn Yesterday his Milwaukee draft Fe ali a ef Ez if oF “il ¥ : j a? F COLLEGIATE VAU : a —_ that has carried him over the bar at 15 feet \ -inch and given him a good chance to make the dam's world record of 15 feet 7% inches. LTER EYES OLYMPICS ~ Bob Gutowski, a junior at Occidental college S .-cqamtbelh Be ee a a er ec, ote ieee sie tip of good days,” said! one of the; Ned Garver was scheduled to) is dishing it out. Per The brooms of Jim Norris of the IBC and Dan Ferris of the AAU have been busily cleaning every- jae awe, Wien a8 aa ic Shee nA pea wh ocr lar pt toe But now a ro! leaked ou e vacu weg ere en ae hye ge of the AAU and IBC, a house cleaning of the cham- need and hardship, and bermaids may be in the offing. - : x * * = y oteeued te ae lee Ferns is screaming denials to the charges of form It wags what Wilson termed a amateur track star Fulton that he arranged a In the other camp, the need for house cleaning is lon: overdue. . boxing has’ long lost’ the confidence of the honest sports fan. — ey a 2 a a good fighters in the game. There are honest fights being given to the public, but recent events will by no means help the future of boxing. or CHICAGO (f — A third place team could wind up as the Big Ten’s dove soma with-no enforceable Shas oF Cert The New York cleanup, the California investi- © representative in the Rose Bowl football game next New Year's day. may repay in kind or in aon. Broce gion yptiots Bray gations and now the Federal government inquiry into the allegéd shakedowns of the IBC involving many of the top fights in each case, can only make even the ardent fight fan wonder about the legiti- macy of any match he sees. Control by individuals such as exercised b¥ Norris and Ferris is bad for any sport. But now the broom is in another closet and we hove for the good of athletics whether amateur or professional. DITTOS FROM THE PRESS BOX Sorry to hear that the Lions obtained Dick Modze- lewski from Pittsburgh to use him: only as trade bait. Of course my regret may be sentimental because Dick halls from mv hometown in Pennsvivania. “Tittle Mo.” as he is called. performed well for the Steelers last year. hut there was speciation around Pittchureh that he wasn’t hanpv with the team after “Big Mo” was traded to Cleveland. Everyone knows it was Ed Modzelewski who was a bie eun for the Browns ehamrienchip run last year and Paul Brown is first tn admit this, . * _ + * . So mavbe the chance for “Tittle Mo” conld have heen But after being a Lion for a day, “Little Mo” coaches, rofitehle for the Lions as the change for “Big Mo” one that there is\tendon attachment in his elbow ®5 D g P No questions or! whi kout out in the cold in\Was for Cleveland. who hit 27 home runs and drove/Kansas City and will miss the in when he didn’t smash the ball the|a big test for Black, who showed way he thought he should. He was|almost nothing in spring training talking off and on all during his|then came up with a good relief was sent to New York yesterday for tackle Ray Krouse, another ex-Maryland gridder.: It will be interesting to see how Krouse and Modze- lewski do with their respective clubs. x~ * &k& * -Here’s one for athletes in the various sports to argue. A recent poll of some sort claims the prettiest tting practice and obviously was/ stint in Cleveland to win another moral ; ‘golfers. mad at himself. But mad or not,| look-see. wives in sports belong to baseball players and pro he sent. several of the offerings flying out over the Briggs Stadium MSU Meets Buckeye Champs fences, Kuenn, too, has been in a bat-. age The former University of Wis- JSE5E5= Big Ten Nines Begin Loop Play consin star is 25 years old. He) CiCAGO w—The Big Ten base-| Michigan State, 7-5, has a veteran could field their best team in nine was married: last October: and hey.) drive starts today ag nolan timiaenciamed 5 a full round of five single n August, followed tomorrow five n the opening game against) Soubleheaders, . ” Cleveland today, Harris called On| Derending champion Ohio State Snag Paes! - Lary’s opens at Michigan State before ’ . moving to Michigan for a pair of | Pinch-Hitter Wins -U, 8. Olympic team. Only-three other pole vault- The other ~ openers” today, Northwestern is at Iowa, Purdue at Illinois, Indiana at Michigan and Wisconsin at Minnesota. Other doubleheader attractions Exira-Frame Battle ers have gone over 15 feet while still in college. Gutowski has his sights set on Cornelius Warmer- fl d ; i & A oe Favored for Relays F 2 38 5 id 3 Ese figesds if : ? r 3 E Bil One of the most remarkable hurdies at 16.1. The Waterford-med-| prep track records in Michigan is team won this event, 2:38.9;/due for another extension. Pontiac's sensational thinclads (school record); Meeker won vault/head for Mt. Pleasant at the crack at 106; Waterford won the 880 of dawn, Saturday, for the Cen- relay, time 1:37, and Bob Maw-jtral Michigan College Relays. and Coach Wally Schloerke’s squad is the defending champion, Pontiac Thinclads Arthur Hill posting biggest squads, Shutt By H. GUY MOATS After last Saturday's brilliant ° victory In the famed Mansfield (Obie) Relays, and because Chiefs. compiled a record win. ming total in last year’s meet in| Same team is still rolling this spring. It was PHS’ Ist try at. this event a year ago, Chiefs have rolled up 14 straight ‘meet victories in 2 years. | The entire Pontiac squad wil te the trip’ by highway bus. (45-40). Chiefs will number 35. sensational Hayes Jones. Hayes collected 15 points a yeal ago, as top man. He has averaged that] ‘ figure all this season. He has im- proved upon his times in the hur- dies and extended Go Affer 15th Win le—Hurdle relay—~(120 aon, t, but couldn't score, al Qak Junior Varsity|/diana at Michigan State and Wis- baseball club went on to the ninth,|consin at Iowa, Thursday afternoon. The Buckeyes had a 94 pre-sea- Omaccov'’s single scored Dern-/son record with catcher John Pur-} i vis posting a .387 batting mark and Pontiac got its run in the 2ndjoutfielder Howard Cassady .367. on a double by Ken McLintock Michigan starts with a 10-3 and Don Dyner’s double that) _. secced aud Ray Dishe scored Ken. Acorn juniors got a preg contvoutieo * bacsball run in the 5th. Little Chiefs had aches, hes 23 letlermen on bases janimed, one out, in the 5th, hand. Steve Boros, sopho third baseman, is hitting .448. Chiefs will again be led by the B - ggg Romy wad hemmed Charles Honchell went most of it. relay—Joe Hill the way for PHS, Joe Tinson going) Michigan has won 15 titles under (110), Cagie pe M. ain,|inin the 9th. PHS: got eight hits,|Fisher, five of them in the last (220), Brooks '(440), Royal Oak -five. _ leight years. tomorrow involve Northwestern at! Tied Pa 1-1 at end of regulation/ Minnesota, Purdue at Illinois, In-| time, ‘ Roy: outfield and mound staff but an in-| years, They compiled 11-5 this experienced infield. spring. Iilinois climbed from the cellar | Sophomores will carry the load * te 4th place last season and (gt Northwestern. One of them is hopes to continue up the ladder |Chuck Lindstrom, a fine catcher after winning eight of 15 games prospect and son of coach Fred and tying one, But two regulars (Lindstrom. {S| are sidelined with injuries. Out- | wisconsin turned in a 9-3 prac- fielder Vic Petreshene and {tice game mark and looks for im- : provement along with Iowa, Indiana Eight lettermen, including three|and Purdue.” Iowa has a 6-8 pre- first string pitchers, make See cements record, Indiana 7-9 and sota dangerous and the Gophers'Purdue.a sparkling 8-1. Secrets of Better Golf By Patty Berg Pos using an $8-iron, when the|the left, and the left side balances ubhead reaches the ball you wWill|the weight for the impact. have the sensation of a much) 1 vou have amen Mine crisper shot than with your longer! urate shot, you will hear a a. familiar ““‘click” when the club- iron |head contacts the-bail. This means and jyou have contacted the. ball body |squarely — so listen for it. wrists | = LISTEN FOR “CLICK” OF 8IRON HITTING #4 3 z &bine ? repr ptt FEE arcs EEEGRG z ef the time of i a6 ay af sop ) : ae ¢ ‘ a TWENTY.SEVEN « GRABBING semi-finals of the North-South Amateur tournament at, Pinehurst, N. C., today, They are (left to right) Bill Hyndman, Abington, Pa.,, Jake Howard, Augusta, Ga., Hillman Robbins, Memphis, Tenn., and Billy Jo Patton, Morgantown, N. C. Hynman will meet Howard and eS ae PE Fe eee FOR A WIN — fron, 12 noon ‘te 2:00 p.m. at Wash- ington Junior High School, Co- managers Bud Leslie and Mutt Morris issue the call. Oldtimers to Practice Interested players are welcome to attend the Pontiac Oldtimers baseball practice Sunday afternoon| newly-acquired © tackle Dick Modzelewski to the New York : Gents tor tackle Ray Krouse, Three different clubs were in- and when it was all over, Lion volved in the swaps with the Lions, | THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1956 - * * emaalamiie coun ok choice, Kerbawy “we ti got the guy we after ‘all the time.” Asked if that ended Many High Scores Seen — ® LAS VEGAS, Nev. #}—The pic- ture was about the same as one year ago as 22’select players head- ed into the second round of the held a two-stroke lead over the in this betting. town, seemed “a hard man to beat, field and, as the betting favorite! Nortis Trophy “4 ... USE OUR _ ABC EASY PAYMENT PLAN -OR YOUR LOCAL BANK @ Up to $2,500 for Repairs — Remodeling and Garages! - No Down Payment! 3 Years to Pay! 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Bill Gadsby of the New York Rangers was second with 59 and Red Kelly of the Detroit Red Wings third with 4° ; The ‘teeamia iP stands just under six feet will get a check for $1,000 fronr the NHL for his latest henor, Only other Detroit player men- tioned in the voting was Bob Goldham, who received three points, Kelly won the Norris Trophy for the 1953-54 season, the first year it was awarded, Other defensemen who received points in the voting were: Tom Johnson, Montreal, 21; Fern Fia- man, Boston, 11; Harry Howell, New York, 8; Frank Martin, Chi-jover cago, 7; Allan Stanley, Chicago, 5; Hugh Bolton, Toronto, Dollard Montreal, and Gold- Jimmy Morrison, |Coast League and managed Salt of pitcher Walter Johnson, died yesterday. Blankenship, a catcher with the Washington Senators in 1907, was left in St. Louis with a broken finger. There he heard tales of a pitcher in ‘Veiser, Idaho, who had a blazing fast ball. So, mian- ager Joe Cantillion sent Blanken- ship to scout this pitcher. 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At {Knight wil follow through to eor|i# & 408 Angeles court action toll © Petetier $450 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. # —jan, arriv sterday wit books A young Indiana housewife whollocated pr ype wal eg = torney James Cox said today after/rect and rectify the situation,” a a Soul iecuaag i out- ‘ieee oa of fixed fights, | ¢ Bia Ciesnea had her. second child only 5%/\to compete, the close of public hearings in a/Cox said, although ‘ “some. of the} ng nt, Inc., wht "lex-convicts licensed in the boxing. © Washes ang months ago is counting on 19 * e@. nine-month probe. people who got hit the hardest are|ton failed to produce when sub-lnusiness, referees convicted of fel» 2itte. years of gymnastic training to} Altogether 15 competitors are} “I think the criminal element|/among the people closest to the/poenaed. onies, influence of gamblers andi “!=se¢ earn her @ trip to Australia with!on hand for the 69th annual AAUjCOUld be put out of boxing,” he/governor.” Cox expressed no concern about|criminals, undercover pay - offs) Conveniently Located the U.S, Olympic team this fall. tourney. Olympic team said, “if you bring regulations up| He referred to Mr. and Mrs, Caljlegal action threatened by Attor~|which Cox called “stealing from “Pa be the happiest gict in town berths €°l1 normal California standards in|Eaton of the Los Angeles Olympic|ney Howard C. Ellis ot San Fran-|the boxers," self-appointed local KU H N AUTO Ww ASH it 1 could qualify for the trip with to the top six men and top six st state gwerement.” _ |Auditorium, parents of the gov-|cisco to enjoin the committee from|czars who at times “called the the women’s gymnastic team,”|¥0™? in the all-around competi- sti ernor’s son-in-law. reporting to. the governor onjtune” for state athletic commis] 149 W. 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Th emblem was first used jin 1869, when the Cincinnati club finished the season undefeated, = | BUY _IF'TIS FRAE Boxing ‘Abe J, Greene will be the govern- a7 \ iment’s 7th witness today when 4 oie mm | Siete el |Next to Take Stand oe ¢ } 87, | NEW YORK (INS) — National Logart and the ninth-/ By “a Association Commissioner] Miceli are expected to For the Ultra in Golf Equipment — | meted 20 PONTIAC COUNTRY CLUB 1964 Studebaker 2-Door ...... i gh CONVERTIBLES ! iil qi WW Serco Ket cant a Metal Ana on 4-Minute Mile Kluszewski led 1955 IEE jaing peaania be aiyle after LEXINGTON, Ky. (INS) — Wes) BIRMINGHAM = fv" 2. bet he Keed, wil be fers seventh Smee, former Kanes Univer outs in a record of 28 victories, 24 losses and euven Geawe. Santee Sets Sights by the AAU, is in top condition for his special mile at the University of Kentucky relays May 4. According to Ken Kuhn, Ken- jtucky publicity director, Santee Prep Nines Display Errors A one-hit-shutout victory- (8-0) was turned in at. Clarkston for what appears to have been the day's best pitching job in the area, way, He gave up his only hit to Clarkston in the Sth.frame, Ed- die Roberts getting that one through 2nd base for a single.’ Backing up the superiative ‘mound job was the steady hitting of Clarenceville’s batting order. — Paolucci was tops at the plate with a triple and single. in four trips, good for 3 RBI's. Dave Gaddis went five innings for Clarkston, gave up 6 runs AE ‘él dese Imlay City collected six in three singies.|the Parkers were collecting seven in the 4th inning without getting |Winning hurler wes Dusme Maison off loser Larry Hower and relieter Se dee he ee ee eet en Dick Goommn, sg : 8 Birmingham's lone run came in {TV_Ring Action do St nin with Annan tani stealing home with two outs. ; Pontiac lost its Logart, Miceli 10-Rounder | a3, 2.0.7 F : by the score of 8-1 to St. Bene- . = ‘SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Cube’s|straight victory. 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Hogan, Mangrum Glass Shafts, McGregor Tourney, Power Bilt, Diatomic. , 1952 Pontiac Convertible eeee8e bd ROLLIN 1966 Chevrolet BolAir ........ 1444 1953 Chev. Convertible | Many 1955 Models Dresticelly Reduced as 9 pny 234 so had sores or bod 1953 Nash 2-Door .........:. 1962 Ford 4-Door ....... iG PIN LEAGUE job in the last three innings, hold- Richa: ling Brighton to one hit, no runs Huron Bow! i#e—las the winner. _ Only in Your Pro Shop Can These Brands Be Purchased 4335 Elizabeth Lake Road FE 5-8939 1984 Plymouth 4-Door ....... 899 [1953 Ford Convertible Q 1963 Mercury Hard Top ...... 999. +10 DOWN DELIVERS] |{ BRAKES RELINED ANY OF THESE CARS! SPECIAL a ind-toe: ‘Spoilers’ Muddle Picture for May 5 Race of Roses LEKINGTON, Ky, (#—Toby B.| Toby B.'s victory in the $33,900 took his place today in a pafade/piue Grass Stakes made him the ot spoilers who contribute to the most muddled’ Kentucky Derby third thoroughbred to tame prided ee Ford, Chevrolet, Ply- COMPLETE JOB srg ate oe + ae : panei "aemmupa on or bie : 1951 Chev. 1% Ton Pickup 1950 Ford 1% Ton Pickup Oe ie 3] A bike | aero eee cis li FE ll G . : alee t ng ie , Y, Members ot the supposedly 1952 Plymouth Club Cpe. 1952 Chev. Club Coupe feed” Party and Labor | QLOPorE at See Sat powerial C.V.,Whny Sal terday took the measure of Career! each case. Boy, second choice in the Derby * * Winter Book. Head Man's supporters collected 2. Needles, the favorite after two/on their bets last Saturday in the sprakling triumphs in Florida Wood Memorial, but only after ring in the year, remains inac-| Golf Ace was disqualified for, run- ive and therefore an unconfirmed|ning wide. Golf, Ace actually wrecdaerd Itinished 2% lengths on top. * ~& COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE * MARKET TIRE CO. ' 77 W. Huron St. — -Open "9 to 9” FE 8-0424 1952 Ford 2-Door 1953 Hudson Jet 1951 Nash Rambler 1951 Ford Station Wagon - 1952 Chevrolet 4-Door .......$ 499 1964 Mercury Hard Top . 1961 Plymouth 4-Door . . $1444 1963 Nash Rambler ......... 644 +1954 Ford Custom Ranch Wagon 1299 1956 Ford 8 Cyl. 2-Door ...... 1089 1964 Ford Victoria .......... 1298 1953°Chevrolet 4-Door ....... 699 1963 Dodge 4-Door .......... 744 156 Ford Country Sedan ...... 1799 1963 Plymouth 2-Door 644 1961 Ford 2-Door ......... .. 204 1962 Buick Hard Top ........ 699 1952 Pontiac Catalina ........ 699 1951 Chevrolet 2-Door ...... 244 1954 Hudson Jet ............ 699 - 1953 Buick Riviera ......... . 1044 1963 Ford Victoria ......... .. 944 1953 Ford 4-Door ........... 699 1953 Ford Ranch Wagon ..... 899. 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THIRTY-ONE .KETS Old Soybea | | MARKE ns / ~ Real Pr rogress pernesr oot Dwar See ep aaae latest report at ; ey, 8. et Mt a Jona’ ey, | $8 30 @—Old crop: soybean NEW YORK The stock mar-|vui No 1. 2.4 rena eee ‘futures shot ahead for gains ex ket made some real progress to-|fancy. 428 pi; h 2.00-3.90 bu: a tending to more than six cents at day with excellent gains well dis-|¢.00 bu. : one time on the Board of Trade a ¥ No 1, 1.60-|today ~~tributed throughout the list in thelso a, we Bae Be The big uptum was made within early afternoon. | “1.80 dos behs. market te es Leeks, No aah, tae, %, tat leaened Witt bees’ ie me tee Gains amounted to,1 to 3 points | ry. te aoe aa beg... Onion sonal high-ground, heavy profit- in many cases while losses usually | No 1, 1.25-1.%5 bat Potatons fancy./taking entered the pit and prices) were held to fractions. 200 tote peg: Se ‘iab-te bu: rad-|slipped back from their best levels ** 8 Baar is 62 £5 ie] New crop firmed Trading was fast at the opening, |No 1, 6-88 §-b bok: rhubh x. .;couple of cents. Wheat-was mixed and the tees aaed heater in Tene Lib-i.60 ba.” Turnip, topped. No| At” the start ee developed porting on progress business. 2 Ls an easier tone, grains were It slowed later, but the pace still cuicago potarors’ . weak. Dealings were fairly active was around the three million mark! gine April 26 (AP)—Potatoes;|in most pits and very active in for the day. Yesterday's total in a ere a stock , track wot soybeans. pape higher market was 2,630,006 shares, |erste, demand fair, market slightty| Wheat near the end of the first well above recent days. er See sles hour was +» & now. May ie ae si70.0: er, sect $2.37; com % to 1% lower, May! “GOED CUP FOR ACHIEVEMENT — Raymond A. Eick, of Poo- - arrivals 15; on track 82; supplies mod- oe “ = The oils, rails and steels were in demand moderate,’ m rik wenege Faun Se gay fp tiac, (right) a salesman for Lederle Laboratories Division, American pero Ph pn Ap ne Teds $3.88; Plorida Sebagos Pla Beng “on data Cyensatid Comanny, is seen receiving the 1955 Lederle Gold Cup for | Other higher groups included the : anes $3.13%, and lard 10 to 12 cents aj outstanding sales achievement from Lederie’s General Manager, aircrafts, chemicals, airlines, rub-|, DETROIT. April 31 (AP)—Eses. t-0..ipundred pounds higher, May $13.72,) L. in the evi eo Ch which ns New dere event, were bers, nonferrous metals, utilities |grades: : and electrical equipments see, oe pe are Bodie Grain Prices Bethlehem Steel deel a| bree Ky jumbo 4. ares a. | ggSRTCAGO, Apel st WAP) — Opening News i in Brief * which ig ‘ : 4 Wheat a $2 dividend after the close yes-| 156 4#: era Feces avalenatioee terday, was up around a point to-| graded exgs April 21-27 re 00 ences. /July ... Twe Detrott youths began sen- day and active early in the ses- ws “a re 4 ezine large 42; large Dee tences in Oakland County Jail yes- sion. #- i. i la Cort terday having beer ae oo oa Loe ne oe eae Wane ca ghee New York Stocks ~ CHICAGO BUTTER AND Eoas |B? Ley, both 17, pleaded guilty before (Late Morning Quotations) * ’ | semigal nas BB Gre Coal 06.3) Oecd escharae; bution, ineulees (May. |Farmington Township Justice Al- Allied , 1198 Senne’ sian” shite receipts wholesate ving | hen C. inelé: O'Hara wes mit. Allied Strs.... 4@ Jones & L .. 51.7) Brices uhehanged to t4 lower; 83 are ted for 6) days and Ley 90 days Allis Chalmers 66.1 fren: + ,.. Pag! AA Bo; 58: 63 8; even ea ui — Alum Lid .,..125° Kimb Clk" .. §7.1| Cars #0 B 1; 89 $ when they did not pay fines and Bs iy Bream te” 8] Spectre 2 mes in Gan obeeee 45.2 bps oles ea ve a rge whites 10 per cent one ; te Sagi Bd Eom al fedlone ott aree eevee 19 Gambling Coun Pleading guilty to charge of Am Motors... Aj beth aus |: 49.5 37: ais 36, Checks 35; ‘current | soliciting am act of prostitution, = 4) eoee 3 LOOW'R occu 21.6 receipts 36.75-37, i Eleven men arrested by Vice Ann Wilson, 20 of 21025 Glenlarch Am Rad....., 92.3 Lorillard... 20.1 “TT? Squad detectives’ in a raid early) St., Ferndale, today was fined $100 yee BY Bastin Tas: 3 Livestock thie morning phot guy © or 10 days in jail by Pontiac Muni- Am Tel a tei 181 May D Str ° 43.1 charges of liotering in a gambling 4 Tob gg Merck ...... 27.7 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK : cipal Judge Cecil McCallum, Pon- Viscose...i39 Mpls Hon .., 73.2 lable hogs | Place. Vice Squad officers brought nae Co nee v vg “ be 9,300: slow. siendy £ peyton Cesehe The raid was staged at 5:45 a.m. the charge Ameo Sil c;. $0.4 Motor Wheel” 28.6 oie ae ne a ee iuickors and|at 921 Northfield Ave., according +a Armour Co . 35 eee atte $7 lee ws 25 fo as much as 50 lower; onlyltg detectives Herbert Cooley and Pleading guilty to a charge of| Atchison. °\...171 Nat | Bise Pe ia “ots ‘No 2 and 3 Se-270 iee| Orville Johnston. petites Stvag, Gordon 0. Anton, Au Sorin’: ” Sd Nat Dairy’ 2 313 | 2500-35; Inte sales mostty 14 78-18.00: Paving $25 fines imposed by Pon- 19, of Battle Creek, paid a $55 ates “ ‘al ’ Bale me Gio." 953 met eed. 2. oF Tm cents: 0 Zee Jets, 380.508 Be 14 88- ee a HAZEN 8, ATKINS fine and costs of $15 at an arreign Bendix Av .,.. 60.1 NY Central 44.3 \ larger lots 600 Ib sows 11.00-1rg0;/ im Were: ment before Jus Alva Rich- Benguet ....... 2 M Pow .. 32.6) few around 350 Jb and lighter to 13.78:| Walter McLaughlin, 33, of Pp ® Fi h M ardson of Bloomfield Hills Beth Steel ... 163.6 Norf West 69 » Boeing Air ... s. ~ = AY Sieh cearens ee ee = First Ave.; James Davis, 28, of ontiac 1S ef an | mo ae 4 eat ag « PR ed Salable cattle 500; salable calves 200;'50014 N, Perry St.; Cecil Arnett, Rummage sale, First Presbyter- Borg Warner... be | Ohio me agg Steers and heifers scarce, nominally 2. of 633 N. Washi St.. Claw- « jan Church, on W. Huron, April 27 Bris My ...... 387 Owens I Gi 72.6| teedy: cows and vealers steady to weak: |46, O pig enemy 5 ven ew ost at 6 p.m. and Saturday moriing Budd Go"!.... 212 Pac @ & Ei 51.3| bulls steady: 8. few good and cholct ison; Clifford D, Branch, 21, of 1769 oars x es Came Step’ ”” 3a.7 E82, AW Atr 10.1) 1¢'50-16.38: a few good to low cholce|June St.; William H. Perry, 32, of ‘ : : * . ers . { * i ‘. Can Ory, 19g Gath BBL +> TT! neiters 16.50-18.50 ood !44 Whitfield St. Appointment of Hazen §, Atkins) sale, Saybreck group — Cua iG Parke” De. at oc eens ym Gee baaes on > Kermett S. Spurlock, 26, of 2675! fas senior staff assistant, industrial Congregational — Fri. eve . Penney, J. ‘©. 00.2! 13 $9: ‘5. . i, 5 Curries CD ss: Gh, Pa RA \..... 317/1380; ‘5 few high commercit “young First St., Clarkston; Charles Lan-jrelations section of Fisher Body} April 21, 6 to @, and Sat, April 28, Cater Fras .... 3 Pilser “..” aot PR. “utility and. commercial ‘pulls ter, 31, of 609 E, — Divison was announced today by|9 a.m. to 12. —Adv. . Phelps D .... 6 | 13.7§-16.00 ew prime vealers 26.00; | Ave.; ‘Warren M. Kissinger, R. A.. Boehne, general director of —— le, League of Chrysler ...... 10.5 : e it ri Pullip Mor... 48. 33 33.00; ay cand chet “fraties 10.00.|109 W, Rundell; Orval M, Springer, |ind relations for the division. | .4- women. 381 8. Pabst, 13 Pillshy Matis. 487 clearance tn feeder division incomplete 2% Of 4473 .E. Montcalm Ave.;/ Atkins has been plant industrial | April 28, 9-3. —Adv. as Pe Pinte Sigiee worn calves and yearling stock steers.'Gerald D. Clarr, 25, who gave POirelations director at the Pontiac eae ‘ , , " b Rummage sale, : . Auxil- 234 Bullman... 70.1) and abes a gn — gag "ead Hee the Northfield address; and Fisher plant since 1942. lary 101, Fri. P.M. and Sat. A. M -@1 Ren 46.2|cholce 360 Ib spring lamb 422 80: oda | Frank Miller, 20, of 118 Lincoln] -w, G. Clifford, who has been in- pao yy “Babb a Be Rex Drug 1.2: 87 pelts 17 00-90.00: 8 few cull to = Ave. dustrial relations ——- . ’ 5 Rey Met - 67 {Seed shorn owes | 3.50-6.08; Body's Norwood, 0, assembly; Rummage sale. Guild No. 10, All Sent Saet 22. ER Rex, Tob B :: gaz] Fovled ewes to 5.00. M D dii plant, replaces him here. Saints Chureh, Fri, April 27, 6:30. Gore Pao. dng Salgway Bt. : Me DETROIT LIVESTOCK on ay eadiine — first joined Fisher Body : —Adv. Curtiss Wis... 38 fg ey DETROIT. apr at salenie: in 1935 as an employment clerk in fe tn na Ba Een |e Gate Sant bere seit File Business Tax |Pext«:: tent bail. Ph. PE 6-049 or MA 5-409] Dis C Beng... x4 Shell Gi) .... 80.2 gilts 180-240 Ye unevenly 18.09-15.40, Clifford joined Fisher Body in , wi ‘ wy Shere: 8 Sinclair QO”... $1.3 ib Ne ene ee ers eats No ‘No| LANSING (®—The State Revenue 1987 as a ~p oe boty Sot fay asowe 7 i ® | beca i 4 Rast Air E’";. 50.1 Socom, Mob . mol doen to 18 0 or below: bulk Ne? ana’s Department reminded businessmen|Partment in : Ron iat me|" Rummage sale, 9 to 4, 16 Chase i ae ite $48 Sou Ry 120 | mostly, 280-300 Ib ‘and’ 160-178 4-00-|today that quarterly returns for| Plant tr tage rere arenes Street perry bee sows, unde assistant us re . El & M a7 i i due ——— wanee Bed 12.129 Bed ee eas 109] 18 Te; mean, Ce eee ee To tea Ge | he Ousiness activities tax are director before transferring to Nor-| before, April 30, Firestone ..., 76.6 md Off ned 50.3) Cattle salable 200. Cows active. prone P ood. Ford Motar.": 33% Std lon, 7: $3 ghar, clasoes cattle steady: compared tact! Clarence W. Lock, deputy com-|™ reuh Tra .. 363 Stevoun. y oie 1. 243 | uneven: ‘good and low choice steers weak missioner, said that some business-| k h — — soe py wpack 298 jth ad wee active. ‘Hrong: bulls heifers men have apparently forgotten the Wor ers ot Burroug s Gen Motors .. 44 Suther Pap .. 48.4) sectors and Seater wo, fully ert deadline for the first quarterly re- to Receive Pa Boosts on wor pa rH Syiv' at Co. - $0.3) around 1 head chotce “end ‘ow prime | turn because the deadline for the Y Gen Time ,,, 32.1 Texas Co , Ae ue 1s » oars Ps ae: A, 8, high | 1955 annual return had been ex-| DETROIT (INS)—Pay raises will Gillette", 22* ot Thomp Pu 2) 414/000-2100: ‘many lots at 30.00 carrying tended from April 15 to April 30./g0 in effect next Monday for 11,000) Goedel Br ve. 4.5 Timk R Bear. 782 ere oO te bee as eopt cet gstert*| Lock said no extension will be!Burroughs Corp. workers in the| Zocdrieh «00. 0.6 Tran W Air... 0.3) heifers a8 35: few mostly ood ef anted for the quarterly returns. |Detroi een es . = £ Focnt wen - < ers 17.00-18,00; bulk utility end comme er r q Thy rot area, “i Gt No RF... 44. Un Carbide ..127 | Fee. oaks Sig, bettors nevenly 8. Se Production workers will receive) Greyhound .. 15.6 Un Pac. ...188 | oir 'gag cutters mostly 10 90-12 $6: an Hamlin Named to Post six cents an hour while skilled tool } Fath eee Ee? Unit Air Lin... 40 || utility adm commercial bulls 1400-1600: and die workers will get eight-cent | ers! 08 4. r we Ms ’ , wes aS S Holland ....., 138 Unit Pruit $1. Ase: = pl ee er calves Mindy hnamny , pede, ir hikes. Similar adjustments will be) Heke i 3 Un in ‘ i ‘ 21.00. table 28. Today's market! Oakland p, feoare ule elected| made for salaried employes. ent ° ubber o ‘ : at. ctiesiusastaifunrinniicinienieaaapaniintie mernend’ ie Gefer faleerrtaeeate a gree am boerd chairman, Delos Hamlin of iness Ni . Wa 4 coerce ot ote Farmington, was named v B N { tlt Sp 12 Wah Ba.” Sa Set Mis eee RE Cuirmin ed Coane cairn] — DUSINESS Notes n a ' estg vi {. Bulk. utility and commercial , Int Hary ... 35.2 Westg El...., 68.2/ grades 14.00-20.00; cull and low utility) Of the Wayne County Board of Su-| “Int Paper ’ cage Wilson & Co... 186| Sheep salable none. Today's market|Pervisors, was re-elected chairman ' DETROIT (INS) — Roger A. Tat & Shoe as Woolworth 48.7 peminelty unchanged compared are of the corfimittee, 4 Yoder, formerly teva pean Int Tel & Tei’ ag “ne See Me Sc higher; sheep steady: 3 decks mostly urer, has been named a vice presi-| STOCK AVERAGES ot pel 22°30; bulk "rood to prime. Poultry det of Detroit Steel ar. H| NEW YORK — (Compiled by the As-|matnly good and choice shorn lamb DETROIT POULTRY John A, Hartman, Natham omteted Free) ss 5 | RER? EP hvala, 38,60-81 00 thorn DETROIT, Sg Si ee Siegel and George A, ee Indust Rails Ut Btogks leds 36.0-19.7 5 ueiitty to low good) | pouttey up ‘eo 18 ¥ ausly | were promoted to treasurer, secre-) Ket change... 2689 isn ne i900 Wo0: few high choles ‘ehtweight pai 21; Henry ‘type ena 3032: se arek ae tary and controller, respectivany. Prev, Gay .osyes 267.1 1508 728 188.8 2 ; 26-97, Der ed Rock ms Week, O60, vere -267.8 1490 134 188-7 Choice op id spring lasabs 23.5 mostly 2rbe: caponeticn 45 th 2030; $8 Ib 32)| The promotion of Francis H.| Year ago oe 23 1388 123 1648 -—— \trpe. tome So tt; breeder turkeye heavy Lewis to works manager of | ED. cece omment — Market about steady. 8up- | Nuclear Energy Products Division ‘244.0 1 16 17 act 1988 high sees 231.8 ret 4 ine Award Defense Contr te , td” itera offer mes ot Srove aneial ACF Industries Inc, was an-| 1955 10W oes eees 31 1149 67.2 1488) DETROIT W—The Air Force has slow to clea: nounced recently by officials of the, DETROIT STOCKS lawarded a $5,121,974 contract to ee Buffalo, N. Y., company. . J. Nephi 0 POULTR Figures after dectnah paints ‘ore are eighths Continental Aviation and Engineer-| aaind RICAGO,” pts. tne a VAP) Live pos wed Lewis, who formerly lived at so12| Allen Elect & Bautp.. "G "a 43 ing Corp. for manufacture of a) O87 $16 co coops, . or fob, paying Middlebelt Rd., was ~—ee of Ocumer Mig Co”... a2 ‘42 i . is ~@ 7 By V. T. Hamlin YEARS, ID SRY. Hi there, Fred! Haven't seen you in a coon's age! BOARDING HOUSE 7 I$ THAT STRAIGHT, AGNES Z IT SOUNDS TOO TERRIFIC ~~ TOO ~ BIG AND BREATH-TAKING TO Z\ THAN THAT TRIPLE RADISH ) g SHY! RID OF THAT LARD HEAD TO MOVE! T GOT THENEWS/ \ ALL THESE WEARS! <~ OH, HARVEY/ I'VE GOTA 4-27 + << EZ. © 1966 by WEA Bervicn, ine. TM, Rag. U.S. PetOn, ‘ . By Ernie Bushmiller WO FROM THE BEST _ WANING TAXES NANCY --- WHY DOESN'T HE'S DOING |} IT MAKES ONLY SOURCE IN TOWN) OE cLARED SLUGGO COME INSIDE 2 ME A FAVOR = || 12 Ye GUESTS THE BEATY Wonca? WITH ONLY INSTEAD OF SHOP: PART OF -. 3 ah 7 | HIM INSIDE ae ‘ i] 4 may Y | (ae LE dl 1 i / : Y) 5 : * ’ ~ , “tt \ " . = i\.~ f ‘| CAPTAIN EASY act : ) By Leslie Turner wa : \ 2 rik . T LOVELY YOUNG WIDOW OF PIONEER | ‘ ZN - at cco EM'BVINS 10 \ BULDING 1S |] $15000 FOR PERMIS- INDUSTRIALIST VISITS SCENE OF His N 4 “4, ~ . Ms DOY . UNSAFE! IT y Bota) ne = SHOP = 4.27 | SS 1006 ty SBA Gorcent inn, Vat. Mag, @8, Pat, OF : 3 OUT OUR WAY. | : 7 SOMEBODY PAINTEL THEN ALL THAT 1, HIS SHOES WHILE HE BIS TURTLE | WAS “TAKIN’ A DOZE HAS ‘TO DO | AND IT MAKES HIM SO “IS KETCH A. ; FAST RUNNIN’ —s % BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By Edgar Martin a ! P|] SEE, Onet WELL, 4OU SPRINGTIME...& RIVER TRIP... - WAVE BEED LAZYWGS DOWNSTREAM... SOME REPORTERS | WORKING HARD, FISH ALL @AROLND Ov... VSEE 4Ov, OR. AND YORE ASKING? STERLING! AL = —< 4-27 ORWILUAMSe THE PRIVATE EYE 91786 by EA Serene, ne. TM Rng VB. Pat OF i ; DIXIE DUGAN eoragin ONE «--TWO eT MREE <+- FOUR =*FIVE... & ‘ h = SOMETIMES | WISH LH NEVER LEARNED f° COUNT ' L PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac Press Wont Ad Section Tske advantage of this easy way to solve all your buying end eell- ing problems. DIAL FE 2-818) _To Place Your WANT AD | ‘HALF ACRE CASTLE ~AND I'M TOO DERN OLO 70}. STIR UP ANY PROBLEMS OF MY Own// WHY SHOULDNT I BE, YOUNG FELLA?]] ~I CAN'T SEE TO READ --I'M TOO DERN DEAF To LIGTEN A THE NEWSPAPERS... 0 oes fits beak tia prt peta drive. Nat- * a THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1956 ae. eae lCouyers sertafy between fights 8 has a beeu in Germany [ Frankie Squires Peggy ‘but Ava’s in Spain, Too * month. ie Service Set Fang Sione Crushes Johns Funeral Home. | reas are 26, 44 Lonnys, th Lake Ra Prox] Sener “of Sar sinte Flemin ral Griffin Funeral Home. ___ card of Thanks 1 Ay- he A TO EXTEND OUR net peaeae ie per many heartfelt 3 to the em- UNiversity 4 Pleas of Fishe th or. re cohen in Birm — Baw" Locat. Clo. No, "ton, our ADJUSTOR Desi STEEL DOOR CORP. | trésy sork. Appir oa i vi ‘oO * 5 thet’ beautifal —s and cards INVESTIGATOR esigners ner oity, East Lincoln, | ae oo kind expressions of rympathy.| Finance company need Ll” MAN” ¥ORCRons OF ae eee Sere | Reet meee te D tc i Tice inn teat “Omen A | _ Haron Goteeh eorge

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Sista Help Wanted Female 7 tom ‘will take message if Dot st YOUNG MAN DESIRES SAT. AND : : . . work, wi ov z T 4 A From 8am. to S pam. | | Shige 5x0 CTE g xo yen onpoeromTy | To" 2aower mas operon | "Gena ia Payee | ene Ok ea ster, y ‘ ‘ errors should be. re. BASEMENT WALL FOREMAN | {0 crn extra cach wart tere | Come For information cali FR | Service, MUlberry 9.0008. Work Wanted Female 11 ress, Goeumes GS’ re1poe ed walls. Must be able to han- | Cr oleae nce net necenacy | A WOMAN WANTED a ts | ter © COUPLE Wit BAUGH. 9 WOMEN te wase | i * cigs uct an hice on, eae fm bt og pres: Few hours a week can produce Ceoerel homework, Smal h Reuse lesa i uatble wiht? et ine sod leaning Pe 3-0023 for that portion of the first Oftice PE. Sense MA 8-115 ggellent rena pene | vate room, bath and TV. were cide parses wash: teen | ae TRONING, 3 BU. Pick UP insertion of the advertise- oreo, HOUOHTEN & ‘SON, OLDS ventionel “days off, N@ cooking.| Jove ehiidren Phone Milford wo and delivery 1 day service, FE | ment which hes been reo j | CAB DRIVERS 22 OR OLDER. | so5 ‘wy. Main Rochester | = FE 4061 a | — tel $9900 after 1 and sun dine” susie! dered valueless through the ye © time. Apply 438 Orchard Lk. KKEEPER WANTED: ED ERPE- ly AVAILABLE error. When cenceiiations & _ Re READY OR gaged a a EL AND ieepin oreterred ke ‘Help Wanted ae ae eee bon A A e.. vider, Company paid insurance tem men, Give alt mormaticn pe sig auto ail, automobile ~ ; adjustments will be given and bonus. App! pply 436} in ist. reply with references. In- | . sacs f, iy “Olive COUPLE TO IN ON ESTATE, without tt _Senant Lake. 3 to ¢ p.m forma‘ w eld in strict | 2-781 Hi to @ yard work and oAaT: quails e, Apply Pontiac Press BEAUTY. elon R e. handle Closing time for advertise ONery man xs" delivery on Fr on Pr pecan : po Hy: —~ agg ments containing sizes even Gat. Car essential, | EXPERIENCED DIE MAKER FOR | py B® EXPERIENCED equipment. References, TOwn- Ben, See ceemnccsete | | SSPE pee FE ote | "Renn dag, gene Ma |S aha eee ; a 3 r HELP WANTED, EITCHER OS | br ¢ to publication. CAREF E, Hamlin Rd, Rochéster, fate ~ Day york po Ag Bakery: Room and aie ee mA bie ene EXPERIENCED HOUSEMAN. BAL-| titawest Bue — “| aed Ne cou | ema OPPORTUNITY ary, board & room furnished if | - 3" Be. nay, Sauer, Sd if possible, tre “aay of publication after Marchant Calculators Ine. has | {esired, E2000 and ask for) key Kime. 28. of older, Apeiy ae o ey operant : z . ot secostes ore casona gt ea EXPER TENCED ) MAN TO (WORK AR ort md Ave. 34 ‘= ro atkins eer. casm waver am sares 1) itp felbig,aee,dmte ae| tpatheetan (Meare coma: | ae RA ken | a rar ep Lines, 1-Day 3 Days Days || Sen merit, in an” etpanding 1 field’ | mendations ‘Do not apply unless | _P4., REALST PRESENT ATIVE : 01.80 ae 4 Caltese traduate pi preferret, but gg oy eg > oy BF Lumber COMPANION AND Pon HT > Earn $2 an hour at beeinning , i 6 sential me ‘ ¥ ping m™ ar ae sends err 4 1.60 3248 °° 66.04 sales experience desirable. appl. Good bome in counter vas | Le. L mt Wants 3 BAR can Wil be cateldlie cdtoreed | EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE| Dood Mote Mrs Delia Phi COUPLE — RE tome housework. b days, week. $ 325 «405 (6.00 as to Nis mansgerial ability Per | ‘Ssiesman. Enjoy working in new | Peo. 0 Roch lips. | “change My. care af chilafen, PE 40908, $ 270 «4.8600 7.20 interview. call Me. “Chrittman | office with many features. Busy toll TR e be clean, No : | frontend i DAY SERVICE. LORS OEE ES | ctstcrpeseeer hie Secret beptac garam ais | oem | A meter # cence EM bene © 405 7.28 10.80 S50 te 6:00, Bet 30:00 S03: 28 . Real Estate, Voll W, | Day. Midwest «-s0e2, ° | at gencles tA service’ OnE. Walton Fit b07 CARPENTERS — UNION — Huron CHRISTIAN WOMAN TO yr IRENA ee FE doace, works in Pontiac & Detroit. EXPERIENCE NCED BAKER 6 $B. housework for two, ATTORNEY'S pa 4 ANTED NE Flowers 3 | AnpaEnrane. EXPERIENCED Ih | _Mill Tavern Howl, On Sinet | ~~ COUNTER AND SECRETARY :ONINGS 43 ABO. PICKUP Temodeling. Contract work iil tarein’ Hotel Om Piet. N Young lady to be right hand tor deliver PE 380% 4 STAN’S eling, Wor —. EX TENCED SERVICE MAN ¢ young attorneys town of- oataae 86 Fay LOWE? o.2901 § to 10 a.m. ON, T, fot, gutomatic, washe dryers.| -OFFICE MANAGER fice CAREER Ce NTER, ‘Si a | om aclivens “Oa Funeral Directors 4) (Construction . Cat tos | Beneat™ peste” Pena: Ser, Pe th On . b 6 Lime, Birmingham Cleaners BOOKKEEPER babrsitting, or iehwashing. ENGINEER | DEPENDABLE — NQUSERERFER a CADY WisitEs WORE OF ANY . D. Hou Pararin dy stad tick tis | 0 live in. Ages oe kind, PE 2-4860. e ‘out w 4 : a s ban soll» VICE. i. and Frid work. $8 ings, sewers, machine foundations, . DISHWASHER | rx “Twith reference. roadways, ete. <9 Ev Dixie ‘ tn ining — Waitresses da Ted" 4-701) D a J hn must be able to) 4 Derienced. ‘to salt our new 2 onelson-Johns| wx, ss cast au. yaad | 3 induarriel “instal ~~ ont surroundings. paid vaedtions, | REG aay_or_y Construction Apply in Person Only | 8% re 9to shee DS Thurs. would | like Attention, Contractors! BIDS NOW BEING ACCEPTED FROM CONTRACTORS FOR PLUMBING HEATING ELECTRICAL BASEMENT PAVING (cement work) PAINTING BRICKLAYERS FOR 90 HOUSE PROJECT HALF BRIC HALF FRAME CONSTRUCTION »|ALL BIDS MUST BE SEALED AND ALL CONTRACTORS MUST BE ABLE TO FUR- -NISH PERFORMANCE BOND, _. WRITE OR CALL Klipfel NORTHW EST ASSOCIATES 10101 W. 7 Mile Road Detroit 21, Michigan Spec. Mach’y | CIRCLE DESIGN co. 114S, Woodward Birmingham, Mich. Diemakers MAKE-RITE TOOL & MFG. CO. Cor. Mill__St._Ortonville. DESIGNERS. DETAILERS FOR AUTOMATION - EQUIPMENT * TOP RATES OVERTIME All Fringe Benefits SEE MR. WHARTON LEADING ENGINEERING ~ & MFG, CO. 350 8. Sanford Pontiac Interested ta F : Samodiple “ies see True oii. A, while hy Empioye ben- A in ne Waite's Apoiy. tn ne Here's an to ® career tor "vourse ant” nee ‘ou must be. oe Y with spate pag eben ete This ‘pe tion on offers ry, car, © bonus and prone sharing, chance to grow with a growing Salt ay 42000 m. only, PROJECT ENGINEER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT - oft. oe for oe for security, Rit, oven, Please ask for Mr. Glenn te's Personnel Dept. Sth floor, | ping, ‘PROCTER & GAMBLE on _ OFFERS ~ SALES MANAGEMENT CAREER or ays 9 Woodward Pode” “for ap plus a | Ee y in person iii. ; lady to COMPRES! pe foc big RETAIL MANAGEMENT a Job 100 Fee’ small of too ites. FE 86-3400. teal "aoe repair DRING, FURNACE io ATR lob too a Window out, lnove oe Pe RET RENCH Nem “RVICE fieptie tanka completely hee prom , Footings wat a ele uae "ED ETORIOR spaced C Cabinet? Call WwW. J, De ‘Witt trt pore , send tae. , eae grading, OR 3-919 or ETRENCHI NG AND BULLDOZING D. Tompson YE 4-084 Building Sdpplies 12A Pah se Supplies ¢ Co, Union ‘SIRE Villare: BUY DIR We manufactu i Bou er eg, pia Bite, "wails. “Bia and ail Minds; of = 5 On ad Services 13 PRIOR LP NRL LL LOLA APR LPg APPI IANCE We gfe Boe lt . a ee ee ee Oe ee ee il Holl Teenage Girl to Death : . By. EARL WILSON | Jams Fea Doris Duke wil nunch a reeordotmpeny heated|THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . : or ho y Educator © osteo eae UW YORE 36y wits jus hed © tig interview in|iy her bead, Joe Castro... A ouree within Arthur Godtre’s| Ernest Hemingway had 00 pounds of beet shipped to him) HOLLY — Private funeral serv-|last night by a large stone, knocked Madrid with Frank Sinatra and Hollywood singer Peggy|organization tells us two big sponsors are pulling out, a third|!" Peru from a Miam{ Beach restaurant, where he dinedlice for Cleve R. Bradshaw, 63 ,of bY ahiniag treet the tp af 60 Connoly, who's visiting him . . . although Ava Gardner's also|is severely slashing its spending . . . Phil Silvers—commenting|**°F* the shoveotf. 9845 Milford Rd., will be held at|!**ory building, in Spain. see dt about all the TV firings—says, “I hope CBS doesn’t decide next Marisa Pavan (Mrs, Jean Pierre Aumont) visited-s local {11 a.m. Saturday at his home, with} ‘The stone from: the First-N: 78 ; “.*° 2 year it has ‘No Time for Sergeants’.” gtocery where Marlon Brando shops, and gave the man- cremation in White Chapel Memo-|tional Bank Building erashed When asked: “Is this a new romance?” _| ‘There's a bust of Napoleon in Grace Kelly’s palace—and| ager a note: “Marion stnt me”, . . George, Gobel, at the rial » Birmingham. The Rev.| through the top of an automobile Frank said: “Just a friend. She's here for couple weeks'|just before the honeymoon she wrapped an arm around it Copa, asked ‘Eileen Barton shyly, “Gee! could you intro- save Mipdhpped x tely driven by F, A. Stivers, He es- vacation.” ; and said, “Hi, Marion!” duce me te Dick Shawn?” , . . Winston Churchill and : * + @ caped injury, but .his daughter or Laer mead ee ag cm white: Pepnk Sepa Tbs) Ike told a favorite story to the editors in Washington—| Eartha Kitt laid a cornerstone together in London. — Dr. Bradahaw, the omper and| cars Wes Hamed to the cnet end Pride Passion.’ of the old Army 6fficer who'd had too much barleycorning and d Charisse came to N. ¥. to attend Tony Martin's opening|“rector of School here spoke proudly of knowing woke up with a headache _ M producer Bob Joseph phoned Phyllis Kirk tn te A, eng[ate! st Indian Rock Beach, Fis, C | Frank's children. mumbling, “I'm just like a talked for 2% hours... Marion Marlowe's now a corporation |qree ene wg peng A tg od ounty Deaths Then Frankie was asked mountain goat—always going named “Pukmar.” will be at the ‘Berdle ; Hen about Ava, as follows: Jag to jag’... For x * & Home until 9:30 a.m, Saturday, De, Laster Schecter “Are your, relations friend- brevity’s sake, London head- EARL'S. PEARLS . * a) FARMINGTON TOWNSHIP ly?” , lines refer to Bulganin and ‘ ‘There are theed kinds of people—the Dr. Bradshaw -was'a former Service for Dr. Lester E. Schaefer, Sat. Sere Khrushchev as “B &. K.” few who make things happen, the many petacion! of tisepin Wah Sesecl,/ 8, of 38 ag se doce wlaaga ‘|Plippant U. 8. reporters selzed -who wateh things happen, and the ma- webete Sanat baked teenlee ten Chane tee br Hin 26 on qaruse to nickame jority, who naye no idea what has hap- 1987 to 1942 he served as director|Home, 22250 Grand River, with Ava’s told Hollywood friends & Katz.” wate err |trators for Michigan. He had been|Dr, Schaeler, en) osteopathic shy: she and Frank did meet. Any- Ever wonder what the pret- WISH ID SAID THAT: “re you can’t say something good/a resident of Holly for severaljsician and surgeon, was on the way, Frank saw the er ty airline stewardesses do about a person say it anyway. Gomebody's bound to enjoy a7 | walt at Art, Cantey Saaptel. was about to pin hin down and hustled Peegy, away to keep|vith their spare time? Joan JOAN —Tony Pettito. . Fi tye Pong tp ee ee Oe od owe coe another date. ne Sweeney, attractive blonde with Pan-American, 1s TV star Bud| (Copyright 1956, the Hall Syndicate, Inc.) aera arnanb des © of OP 98 7:1 gece chee <3. : ; : ; 1: meen : ~—- Funeral Directors Want : anted Male. anted Female mplo gencies ‘emale Death Nofices shih | Help Wanted Male 6) Help W. pe id Foeete_1| Employment Agencies 84 Work Wanted Female 11| Business Services 13| Landscaping _18A oornees-Siple ; ™ cous Teeetvable ot parable. “ BIRMINGHAM poe, and prea F a ‘ ; . Ariwor Denar Jeo wuehvaae | FUNERAL HOME | DESIGNERS sper, wUrual ef oe eae cate tate Lb 34; beloved of “Mr. and Mrs. | Ambulance Service, Plane or Motor WAITRESS Arthur - ; dear x bears. CHECKERS will be .he ; . -Automation RE ED RATES 1 308 van re. Sot - Tots to Rent % Ton, Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. . 6. wooow, _founary, _ 2a For FA y LAGNDR e,,? Laundry, rains A RTAINS. PLAIN OR RUPF- Li aoe cur 2 eae , The’ = = and o ony ‘e Landscaping 18A ee eres x T up by experts, M8 iawn m ance and PE 32-8712. m A ic GTN a Mara CL eA TONER eaatine’. sags Tatas For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 Cash Waiting | _A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 “pEWaas Rd. 412 W. = Edw. wt Stout, Reatece ue "Open Teves. ee rn SOLD . Not Sold : Pero gee WHITE BROS. ' POR WE CAN YOUR 7 Reatihi Berk Sows 31640 Hey. at M’belt * co LET EA ta | 2 ~“ CASH 48 HOURS | FOR YOUR HOME we SLL IM WRIGHT, Realtor Russéll Young a _SYLVAN VILLAGE HOME OWNERS Clarkston se Real Estate #. Mein. Clarkston, Mich. | SOLD OUT! re selling “Hicaphzles FE 20474 a 7 a= 47114 Evenings R. F. McKINNEY Univ. 1608 Rent Apts. Furnished 33 33 5 . Navedinaenangppes AND 1 gg “4 _ 21438, ; ROOMS AND BATH, FURNISHED. E TO DOWN. TOWN.. FE 4-2579. 2k NEWL CLO . Howard. T ROOMS, BA . Close Y § T, in, Adults. BATH, MAIN AND » ont 2 men, 16 Florence 4 "ROOMS & BATH — HEAT & HOT WATER FURN. W. SIDE. REA- cm.| SONABLE. ADULTS. entrance, 164 W NEXT \DOOR 10. BRANCE "Feet a UB HEI Private ‘entrance monthly, Call. Pr nn: in DREN WE. the iv. "hecuesies Ta __ ity of Aubare He ROOMB PVT. BATH AND a wirK, Pike AREA, 3 *. and bai. oo | 3 Deters 1:30 = E, 5 ROOMS rden ie. Rep, #3011 ‘Ever 406 PT cioRe I 2 AND 3. ROOMS. Pvt. bath, Pie 4-0008 oF or FE 4-670. R 2 ROOM 74 Close Bt, LARGE, heat, entr CLEAN Gas and ances, buy f. _ture, My equi ile am BEDROO! PHON E FE 4-7706, e* aMaLt A is ~ PARTLY FoR PORN. ie. Qut —— » 4501 MU AN Heated, adults only, $65 m Ww. hiand Rd. (Moe). ROOMS AND BATH. , . Pvt. ent. Ut furn mo. OR 3-1972 VACANP MAY 12 Upper duplex, private entrance e porch. Large living room, room, bath en, ‘ows thermostat, lights, gas, Pr own rm it, le - idaire, stove, taltvisiegg ‘eerie. Adults ih Garage available be 7 hospi! area. “Phone af p.m, WEST SIDE to Bt, Benedict's Church, center. ver mo. . Smith af 28 E. Rent ot Furnished 35 ;|2 ROOM STATIONARY HOUSE- ROOM HOU 4708 ~HIOH- one P.D anes Lake, Inquire t Cottage 5. rr MODER HOUSETRAILER: re eee spot, 831 Brown roa Nn AGES, q CHILDREN tn pie Hw RN. HOUSE FOR ae pera . Aa dy Take.” nd Week. juire at 4266 Lotu Gana ae} SOC iors ELDERLY : 1 child weoema. Close . reat me RGE RM, HOM ak ve, Near. 4 f White yaks, Pa thru July, MA 43940. : \ : TO 8 my OH yg th auto wa- ter Long Lake. TOwn-’ send ena LP ms 7 PE siae gy J decorated, By the week or iN atin eters iw 3 ROOM & BATH, COM- PE 2-485. furn. WILL RENT WITH OPTION TO sell lease | furni- y. $1,280. FE 4-132, _Rent | Houses Unfurn. 36° iM HOME, OxXBOW Modern conveniences, First 3 months, $150 mo, Next 9 mos, month 9776 Elisabeth Lake EM 346171. 3 3 ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY FURN. MA’ 5-5000. “i grenme, 2617 AND 2619 N. = rE BOAT AND FLOOR SANDER. POL- te de tae ee Pe ee _ Rooms With Board 38 WILSQN MACEDAY LAKE NTAGE of Lapeer, ‘4 se mm Srehte Methicee 0. SPECIAL $1000 DOWN eae te “tiiehen aed OPEN "SUN, 1 to 4 raat + fot eae: heat, “Betige see thia one beet - wae 71298 Open Eves. ‘til 9 Sun. 1 to § WEST OF PONTIAC 4 se with utility and Cedreems, ler lot, fenced w white Privileges. It's RIDGEWAY MULTIPLE aldwin. KO SERVICE ED MEN OR SHOP , wits beard. FE » o6 “at west sii LARGE CLEAN CLEAN RM. Par thern cooking; Laundry. with ey shade PE ein . Hotel Rooms HOTEL AUBURIN | ane a at rate ms “aparimen ts. Pw ‘wr *y and retrigerat oe lie HOTEL ROOSEVELT Rooms $12,50 op. Rath $17.50 up ‘FE 126 RURON HOTEL” CLEAN 2. atl am nee West Huron St. Phone FE Saree Rent Stores 40 an loc: or ities ation, FE 50662, OR . BROS. | TEMPLETON HIGHLAND AREA Pour room modern. Desirable ~ ution, 4 extra lois, Ot) enclosed pecenee, © sions Pd schcols | ips sopping. ‘ weds IDEAL LOCATION This well-planned 5 room modern service $5.95" wir 81 000 | OFF JOSLYN metom 3 bedrm. home. Plastered nd floors. Full kK. a Templeton, Realtor 2330 Orchard Lake Ra. PE 44563 After 6, call FE 2-9502 $6,500 For a very neat 2 bed e ag privileges buy. Bize, | 1x36 ft. full shower bath, fully insulated: Very neat and in good condition $1,000 down and $55 per mo, WHITE | LTORS OR 3-1295 Open Eves, Se ORY oF Spe 5-210. STORE 100%” &. Saginaw. 32-6575. Ph, Dorel VAlley Rent Office = 41 BIRMINGHAM eee, futabe tor eaineering. Sales of aq. moo block to Municipal =| BROOCK? 300 8. Woodward, ham. onth . , tol Savings & Lo _Huron 8t FE «- MAIN FLOOR LOCATION ON West Muron, next Riker Building. Idea! for retail or pro- fes: services office. E. Partridge Realtor. Huron, FE 4-3581. For Rent Miscellaneous 42 rind~ iners —s. cement steamers, . 240 ,_B’ham, MI-¢-6700/ ‘ul @ Sun, 1 to $ BROWN $2,500 DOWN ~— Lake front. 24x38 “Bath. Very clea me, * wwf lot ey feet d This one ee and quick, 99,000 FULL PRICE—Brand new |, satu AE tim" Prt! spe : rm. Lj e room Plastic tied to ‘sell 7 | $2,000 LITTLE FARM - Almost two acres of jand near Howell, $19.950 SYLVAN LAKE FRONT - Lovely California ranch style bungalow. Built in 1960 Full base- ment entrance out to rear sind Brick fireplace. Beautiful — ee tage full particulars Mrs. PE 2-0640, $12,000 BRAND > new -taceyeines- | yy, large Le gees “eure on Thx Baidwin Ave. i ao ONE WAY neo AST TO COAST HERE LEAVE THERE Pe and Closed Trailers FP, £. 3245 Dixie Hwy. __OR 31456 For Sale Houses 43 In AN IN- WILL SELL ne tome with bie discount, 103 ON 4 cml all prambing. Fireplace, oak floors & piastered walls. A aaeand built for Teal living. os Hi. BROWN, Realtor Ph. FE 23-4810 Co-operative "Real Estate CLARK ty aon Bg ty . — bunca- low located 1 in Perry Park con- sisting ot 3 bedrooms, living room MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 10,000 618 )6'THE) = FULL TCE on this ney new, bedroom ranch home Pleasant liv jaree senvenians kitchen, generous bedrooms, tile. bath 80 2 et) foot lot Leake privi- dil room, modern a omerd ae bs baal — plaster wa. asement, laun- dry and wired for electric stove garage to school. For a quick sale owner will take $6,850 with $850 down, $60 per month on balance. Sorry, by appointment only DOWN. CAN HAVE 3 TULIP TIME is moving | time. Ring oon Deve, wees possess on this N. ot resale. Conveniently jo- cated to schools a! jeges. Terms. BEDROOMS, West suburban Ranch type. This me has 2 JUST sonia You' ed rooms 15 feet in length plus BEEN ee gy FOR: a large room (now being weed as 3 bed: pal with ful a bedroom) which was the wtlt basement, reezeway and ity room, nice homey.living rm., warage. Tm Pontes 20 modern kitchen with din- walls, oak floors, kitchen ing area, 3 pe. bath, attached 1% has birch ew . Ari. car garage, new utility room on s Corlon floor cover- rear of garage, ls ke ing and Form! counter- priva, Nicely Jandscaped, full; tops, = fs os. Price $11,500, at Ame with Lee down ACRE. OFF invite comparison SSouEY TAKE: RD This home has 2 ms, living . room. Gls, ABOUT arg will move combined kitehen and dining area ie Sale 4 room and full bath with shower, utility th hom Living, Foom, room, ~~ lot with large nice kitchen, a frontag ly % block off pave- and bath. Gare 2 ment. Close to T. B, hospital $7,200 | full price eure - Pull e $5,900 with payments $52 including tares of per month a og MR CL ARK REAL E ST ATE. 44813 1302 Km ‘Heron 1 Open Brecings ‘HAYDEN Orr gg ft ok Close te school & bus. Liv ~~ room 11.6x15. Laree ago ath. 2 bedrooms with extra bedroom 9x12 in base- ment finished in ay ae. Gas furnace, 12.000. Term: #7, Need we say more? -_ ri te ‘ * vi full Le am. near Pike NEAR WeeavonD raaing esa) Li room, Tile bath sho "onstne blind: face, Carport. — deter down month tosarance, eh HOME. 3 BEDROOMS. Living foben 11.6x17 “wnh 8x7.6, Picture window, to morta, including Saese Oak - cus Dullt features. Oi ee) Brand new 24x36 bungalow home, Basement. bath, etc, Need | ~ some interior — Live stream through the y that could be use Ags irrige ion. Ideal for truck far home, Utilit i. bath ‘hen Only $i800"Yown: Callus on thls Dow. a7 ee lovely 8 — tn Pon- asement with Se gas car gare Clean ‘ o! Hurry! Hurry! Hurry w RFORD TOWNSHIP — block home only 3 a = ey eens bey at INCOME For sale or will rent to responsi- ble people very fine property Excellent rental pats, You can't go wrong on this ® low down payment, ' OFFICE OPEN 89 A. JOHNSON, Realtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 42533 eee ernerersserapgemnentinaennmneeenere —— KENT Established in 1916 THINKING OF BUILDING? COMPARE THESE * PRICES AND OUR “QUALITY BUILT SPECIFICATIONS” — R®. % Ft. ranch house of beauti- ful” brick veneer = ing ood eling sary, will give you a ™ ft jong living area in addition to good traffic circulation and a conveniently located porch, yeu will find plenty ef closets, cabinets and buflt-ins. You will like the convenient location of the « washroom near the rade - entrance Has attac ‘ gerage All this, built on your lot or ours for $16,900 RESIGN T1300-This laree. attractive rane uniquely desi ~ stare 3 enceptionally * large picture windows in the Hving rm., its brick wood well as the center hali, is so designed that it will = ow -youe to go m to another without passing through other The functiona) 2- and sanity. Tate big hacken with tts is truly a DESIGN 234—Here is another large brick veneer ranch home, It hag an ex- ceptionally nice dining area with an shaped arrangement, which takes in the entire bargain. « area of directly to the kitehen or tm, area, for convenient traffie circu- On, enc! fire you will rangem ‘ood e you ‘will Se able . to visealton the yest of your rear lawn a garden area as seen through the rear windows of this rane living area; or 9 through the front “picture wihdow will show vou a ledge-rock planter with ite vertica! trellis ar- rangement extending to the roof All this, built om your ot OF ours, per the low price of $15,500. e cage bd 1056 — Here ts * 8 3-bed: vee WE HAVE 450 HOME bag . > WHITE” BROS. “The ’ a“ Continental AN AD’ RE IW MODERN tent yl public ae aa worms screens, Pull tiled bath. large ae ow bens mo ing re window, Gas heat and eet ‘y= ‘ving with bus, local fire & po lice 5 irom i & Schools . Base VA DOWN $800 FHA $2,500 DOWN Model Open Daily 1 to 8. P.M. on gaye off Elizabeth Lake Rd., el phone PE 4-4100 REALTORS OR 34-1205 Open Eves. "Til @: Sun. 1 to” LJ WON’T LAST LONG home fer oF: in brick veneer reasonable bad SYLVAN REALTY td Lake FE 54-9418 Soeperative Real Estate Exchange WHY = 4 ROOM pe meed te an ge 9 ~ 94.780, easy terms. 9172 Bosley ay Rd. NICELY BUILT ee R.. ttach re sonable price for ¢ Se Oakmont Ev MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICH GATEWAYS to HAPPINESS MODERN DESIGN NEW WEST SIDE RANCH HOME Unusual | beauty ing ranch type with full basement, oi] heat, self-stor- | and screens, Lifetime Lak plot 80x27 Offered at $12,450 $3,050 down to qualified buyer. SEE IT TODAY. GI RESALE $10,850, $3.538 $83 mo. in- cludes taxes and insurance 4 per cent interest. SEE IT FIRST, NORTH SIDE AR 8ST. Near Perry Street. Spick and span 6 room and . 3 bedroom home. Full basement, oi] heat, 21: ft aved ll “71.400 a we You KE 50> $i, [) Z THE LOCATION To Py =. -To Sell—To Trade YOU BUY IT-WE'LL INSURE IT MAHAN REALTY CO.. REALTORS FE 2.0263 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange | 1075 W. Huron NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH POST OFFICE HUNTOON LAKE. 3 BEDROOM brick on % acre. Blacktop cir- sagen” Meat jarani 8 4 OR }-1159. 5 ROOM ny Teng full” basement. Automatic heat, La wooded lot. 60x215 ft. Near schaols and shopping center, EM 3-514, LISTINGS WANTED MYERS REAL ESTATE eo 44075 met bee ry. near lyn, Modern eve near Jos le 2 bedroom cupeet bee Good location. corel eet. Bile: Ex — St. Joseph's Hospital 2 apts. rooms —“, im ie Baek 2 extra lots. WILLIS- MM. BREWER PE 45181; EM 34808 4-5078 BARGAIN! — $400 7: as ment, Attractive 3 pa me. c window area, erie’ on landscaped acre, access Rage: tate 2 BEDROOMS $750 Down PAYMENTS , SEE Y, < OBLIGATION H.W. Bigelow ; : Phone OR _| Open Eves. "ti » QUICK POSSESSION—Large 2-bed- Food condition, 24°f vine rn mt. Wh rm., L, ed, plas- tered walls, heat. Alum, storms & garage, figs so kane Gast out 12.500 with $3 = $595DN._ PLUS COSTS NEW 2 BEDROOM . - FHA'HOMES' «+ fvesiats the Seay. Marge Fg ge nF sod’ bus. Moetoem cee” right a, saree 1 block OPEN DAILY FROM 1:00 P.M. PEARL BLDG. CO. . FE 5-7923 NEW FHA APPROVED 5-Room Homes ONLY © : $950 Down $36. ff Bor Mo. taxes and insurance auiomane beat and hot tea “bath, eeu fogrs. deel 1s, shopping’ and. transporia- MODEL OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY pa 1 zo Oakland to eetnten east 3 Block pee. Castell ell Realty 95 Oakland 7 G.I. $290 DOWN Milford & Highland Areas Large selection of 3 bedroom homes. Aliso easy FHA terms, SCHUETT, Realtor EM % Highland Ls sont iahand Rd, - EM 3-4107 VETS NEW PROJECT NOTHING DOWN MORTGAGE COSTS ONLY 3 Bedroom Home Automatic Heat. Approx. $80 per Mo, Includes Taxes and Insurance WHITE BROS. 3-1298 —BSun, 1 to § LETS TRADE HOUSES We will accept your equity on a new ranch home. Many eires and ations from, we also on an excellent selection mes. ng <8 city and tara and lape homes. “a pleases us to please you) Bateman- Kampsen rag age mn Sona _Real Ruste ‘Exehan ange HOLMES- BARTRAM $4,000. 4 br unfinished home - started by private individual. Near Sash- abaw Rd, on of Walton - Well located ots, ‘ ~ 2 level house, 11 block high full basement, Well. $500 down, 40 me. HOLMES-BARTRAM OR 31080 Dixle Hwy. |. - Eves. MAple 86-1249 KENT Established in 1916 INDIAN PR ag mrtg nag os rm odern home. Cory ing rm. with jl ir’ sia" “dine ing rm. 2-bedrms. and bath le ee This will not last long at $13 3.000 — only $3,000 —— BUNGALOW — le on eS: ihe ay Shed sement, oak firs schools. " bavid cietet. “hes Now bf pees Thee TAR 7 ae) oe mye fee i yee ay jae Ae ae ‘ ays S i a : ts vite es : Bis] es ‘ aN ae . é Ry r Tapa ee ae ae 2 if e THE 5 PONTIAC ee FRIDAY, APRIL $7, a | ; tos. bo Meee a. For_Sale Houses, | FIDONY pOsINESS ae by Hershberger For Sale Housés 43 For Sale Houses ri neuer Twit norte ot Srariseon| “th NO DOWN PAYMENT ten ¢ cemeees rent [NO et tin. NO oe pol nay one uJ west, he atin * ‘ oye a’ * : si Res Sa On 2s, ee for ap- ty EM LARTY or terms. ena Sylvan Lake Villa : Warwick has new eae ESIL E cone hemnen wits 3 pier ind fet HOMES | Se, rypresen (| witout eames Rig my - ON LARGE LOTS | sit home 7; "eau | New Brick Ran CHEROKEE HILLS ction This custom e car wwe est cDAM. CARL W. BIRD Realtor Be : : | $id, © ran gard, i, ves. s- + =a Tah tog, Wil tee, O96, 44-27 oe Chicken ee 1,000, —_ ee Pen . : = oni Es PRIVIL oo « "Now be sure to may guogoo eves atthe ude Sor fos" uber wo Rus, reen tic pine with plea EVERYTHING eeitigs, 4 bedgoone rs IN THE COUNTRY , | ses gsz.Ptet it "aha For city lving...6 lovely Bey "WHITE. VELAND [TES WED.) BROS. Signs Are Everywhere V IDE SI ION & eee ae 204, hones ldo cslow of all Snes ad ORCHARD LAKE requirem OL} ae today ana ’go through tis list & in wv VILLAGE | eo Dow names “BUSINESS 18 GOOD AT LADD’S” eliy bus Ma #|DO YOU WANT 3 BED. |Z $36 PER MO Serr TLL) LADD'S. | sere:| eed wropgent | ROOMS “OP TENN i 2 imoLURING “Taxze” any | "ime OR 8d 4 ‘ Fi story house very § ape THA Now avaliable at sory a ; = relypree Sa Stree mets | ONC FORTE oP Seen s|Partridge | ee Ps sal Drayton Plains ns an z i e clean, and) FLIGHT EXECUTIVE? Se _WE_ HAVE 2 LOVELY Natural’ OMFIELD TW ERI — Tgpeer, pa. or sn | Exrpcied aise Toom fu pean | $18,900 $3,900 DOWN) Lockatowt "tia: ferme” ii non tr phn = . pe eo aca ext 4 BEDROOM BRICK | x oe Be THAT AREAL YOU ‘ood dry basement. Auto, \° ‘ea.5 _ 2 1 : HOLMES. EE ae ee WILL TAKE TRADE pe ay oN ae ae ee COULD ASK’ FOR IN a ts ex, ip yea bythe Chose Tonks ah agony tate ha sk Wen) srme faa toes, Upiats | Sauaacs eae ae Sue! ORCHARD. LAKE. br tod “comact ac Sneee 0 Dine TT'G; sat woth bon | Wm. Bestite Tileg "recreation room. Oil beat. | [S000 down. murryt! CHARM, COMFORT, LE mToTT | "| Clarkston PLAID Livastt ust mew mee | 4 A BiG FAMILY. U P : _ : Williams Lake’ STOUT > OC N a Humphries Real Estate. || THESE HOMES ARE : via Eat oa aaa | NOT FIRE SALE) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE " - 4 $2500 DOWN Best Buys ; | ae eet EACH REQUIRES A Pate Tate Be hat Bt Today ! ansourama THe a apoer behoal: 688. RBLE, Realtor | MINIMUM OF $2000 Usual Weianad fh” studio ity on pave feature = | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE OR 3-tiee SIRE THE TOPS|! ioe aaa epee geet] | EARLY BIRDS... | 7, "ar" cuploards inthe West Side,” THEN CONTACT OUR . re m - le Bected “by bath Screened sum-| soom home loceied oft Wal. | in’ Bee latest calor schemes. Bateman mat Ae ‘wit $y eeante reas OFFICE FOR A SPRING. builtin barbecue pitt Bott water| — for Bird, OM Vente: ter’ gus, ‘Models’ to inspect. Lake, ‘seversi large homes, | TREAT THAT ONLY LISTINGS well. Uuility room, garage. 2 land-| tian ‘blinds and Get head of your triends . ome BY Sen YOU CAN CO M- cotner lois 11? x 161. ft. Only $1,4% dowa— i choosing the Dest loca. A setpch! Living P. W. 2 i Mites [Te reed? "| PLETE. HOLMESBARTRAM | {T WILL BE WARM ...| :RAY O'NEIL, Realtor i aii ¢ ' O§Ff heat, water 2c 4392 Dixie Hwy, oving time, but now is | 962 8. Tele 9-9 oth- ; fen spac OR 3-1950 Eves Ma. 51240 a "tee to make your Fs aes or res 6-7292 er raved soe onlay wiring on ¢ R ! : , DEAL. 2 bedroom home rative Estate Exchange slong withthe near gas te Soptades. ei | Gall our office today to inspect 1 = : : With an exgelient full base- | 3 BEDROOM AND LAROE UTIL- and shopping. b a my Mcnon-| %* following: 2 Family Brick ment, oil furnace, tu isso We Pred com- 3.4 ACRES OF ity with new forced ofl fur- at B ald . , 5 F DOM! r A west side location near storm sash, elec, wa' Shes Aporen. 2 re . ‘South parison, With lovely dooms «| Tite t. ’ ebster School. 5 spacious! heater, Oak firs. Built in of Pontiac, MI 42156. bedroome room. Din has ba Fooms gad tiled be each, All "63 close to bus and schools, a FLice FoR GALE | You'll Be Proud: ' i " wo Liv ‘¢ room, new! rated in perfect Total price 99,000. Terms A oul be fro! Oyen sate users, os Lochlin : : es. Ge-| kitchen, i ition. Ol beat, new slumi-| arrane ———_104_Goveriand _| “to own this custom built =p ee | Rit os / pum storms aad ergens and —— . ® bedroom ranch none th and be~ Pa Sil. ’ ‘ic ta Good tertile ee. ed at $85 mo Immediate poss} SLOP PAYING RE} T oe thatefully landscaped 100 . Terms, ee iY Priced at $11,500, Terms.| ping. 180.1 session of lower apt. 2 car ga-| And get away from the hus- ft. lot, to the extra paneled. |. HERE'S A HONEY! and weillas to .° Built aed Dendy” Imoat new 3 bed owore Metall ‘Nas bed ex- me ge. Wise chate’ “ale ts ch. | Lot 320 = 600 with spacious la mostly by owner. engi: N : every | ; renee. . . lovely plant B rick ‘k Bun alow aly heme “” let ol Indi dian Vi lage rae epee OE gs eee year J oe bene com-| some ‘ eo 8 Websier B00 furnace, gas wnter heater, fireplace make for Lone Lake. is ia warage,| pa road near a ae story home. frame LOW femme ia ee, ving room *dining| living Aad an extra inrge me, Oil » forced air te be to be : eS buy Severn ae Be DMcae el htt | erm tetms Sat SH eats] Scat gtane™ols cis | Hea oe wept ae| Fen | EMBREE & GREGG im, ti a vy peym: oti and you'll agre ’ = a bedrgams and tiled bath down | $47—includes taxes nd. tos. cer égrare oerms can. be ar that it's 8 feel bargain a Fane. OAs. Bots tor $10.00 Dorothy Sn nyder’ "Lavender Ra, ed basement with Janitrol gas CASS LAKE oe oe * Neo Ww. 24411 ane +306 heat, 60 ft ‘ot. 2 car garage shade 4 Family Brick Long Lake front summer ogttage. rE or _ EM 3-3197 “thls one soon, * BOHOF te] A Totes ior “summer ect. | Well located 4 unit nome. modern Lerms os Purnished. 2 beats. 67.600. Terms.| New—Watertront—New | 2%: er, a = sme Ce tise bus “sores and sehealIncome| to buy thle ory and oo 0 nctes, with omel 9 seom| ft Wetting Lake pan yo . F Delightful Bungalow Se ans Oe shows good retura oa investment.) half, bungalow. he “otters 2 Peipethieestbigne het sir! yoom. All awning type "windows. ‘i oe : Were 7 dr. High and to move in with. unfinished The full base- Pull, basement with ft, ree. Wepeter be nooks Attractive — Vacant Lot ment has gas. heat, hot wa- r homes from $4,000 up, Some vention yee. no oa beat. Walk living ‘room with fireplace, i| A PERSON WITH ... | . Ragatest a0 Ons, ot $00 bert! ter, reczesiyme spine ond “Sk Be ee a he aR OFFERS e rooms, sway A (or Ber’ Hills, 60x17, Has sewer, water, 10,500, with §2,500 down. floored attic and ytilit Lape shoulders can make this in- , f . | with ol) furnace. 1 ce vestment pay for itself, 3 gas, clectric and ‘elephone. A ou'll have to hurry! 7 C Trocke Suburban Ranch : rage, This ts Meal for ‘reirfng houses on 100 x 300° jot, 4 . h . . ve 2 couple or mens mily. Pri 5 rm. house to rear, rents h mer c Drayton W oods Ranc « ° room $13, term for rh 8 rm. neues WM. H. KN UDSEN all the convenience Realtor c) fo ating *, t., rick, is ~— _ — = oie Pootise Plate, Bank Bidg. tna. comfort = =, ond 1648 Union Lake Rd. EM 3-467} My ‘ heater. 2 story. Right per- Peas pect to pay much, much ‘ec living. room, 4 son can rent our sleeping 5Y-OWNER oto Ranch more than the asking price WEST SUBURBAN radiatit heat, _ rooms—2 rms. at 940 8 mo, a , of $12,800, Gleaming oak storms and 86 Bit Income from rear house « Large breeseway, end garage. pa. pon On Peat Fw is one e test 2 amen? en wel a REALTOR rooms comes to $140 . oo Patio ond — hs. Large ‘fenced end 6 ect parcel, 80 fered. in a inte Ge a By lot 10, extra lot avail 670 W, Huron St. Phone FE 43525 Payments both jot. $12,500, with $3, down,| 283 ft. You'll be sorry if vou retired couple or @ smell family ‘ terms, Multiple Listing Service ONLY $08. Priced at 616,000 Weekdays before 3 p:m. 2449, miss this one Has extra lafge lot 100 x. 300 ‘ terms arranged. Pauline near Hatchery. Drayton, Gistannd located within walking | scurripte tistino service | West Side MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE FOR COLORED Special Features distance of shopping cen- ¢ ¢ room family home, Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 2Family income, Business tront-|~! Co nined with careful plan 7.950 with ca cash to mortgage. - DOWN carpet and TiN. Saginaw 8t. Ph. FE 6-8165| age on 8. Biyd. West. 4 Rooms ning provide an unusual $800 drapes Srroughoss, ample | | Open Bree TE PS | Sneomn periment with separate] pmouwt,of charmendcom, | WILLIAMS LAKE | ova ORRAZEet, vaLux ee beak Garage. Goss to | entrance on Jad floor now renting ee Se «| $395 DOWN bedroom read fcnocls and pus line. $18,- i ma senvicn | pet wis oh iriacegar waier| Sry BU gar tim ean ||| Palmar tater heme, ma) Sh RMR, ceased, tun ta | ment, 1 | 2 BEDROOM RANCH HOME: O SERVICE | beater: #10,080, with 62-400 gown.) master’ bedroom, Kedgerocx | from lake "cn" nice wooded fot | "Estates, With "the fostine —_| Clarkston Estates ranch w . ¥ q i ; breeceway’ 'andvatached 2 ‘car| 3 BEDROOM ON [os &, Watton MT PE. b4in| freplece, built - ip breaktas . nieing. Living room Ey at room Busgeige "onth fear atti Safa ae| | ONE FLOOR ~ $600 DOWN ici, Shtin'nser | ,WEST SUBURBAN male cig i division, Outstanding Plastered walls, hardwood - floors. Large 3 bedroom shell 24x49. Large! TER ING. A truly at New 3 bedroom ranch style bun- itchen with good pining a bath siaated on tot oy ; prents. “fireplace, living pe rs 6 closets, nice size lot, lot. North end, Paved street. Fin- bos Be yIKd. at an even galow with full basement, nice ores. FA 90. gis 900. terme, - ft losg, ‘master bedroom lixla| in ‘back yard. Knotty pine recree: | _ ish Foureelt more attractive price of fred rooms, hardwood fleers, oil parontinehees Payments of | two other dandy bedrooms, jovely | tion room in basement. Built-in East side large 8 rooms. Full base- $16,500, Cal! now to inspect . heat. on extra large lot. 86x400 approximately include | ‘ recreation ie. bath dandy kitehen also stair-| ber and indirect lighting. Auto-; ment, Venetian blinds, Modern $18.80. © ft., located close to Williams Lake omen Peg ont aoe aaa Seminole. Hills George R Irwin) Shroughout, be seen wer to expansion attic. Exception- matic. sas heat. Re, g ce only! ized kitchen. $9,250. Reasonable fest a be og Alnor road, $11,600, oS teak parce o ® room heme in perfect . appreciated... ae se 500, | . ' . As fien A he me we < are proud ‘to have | ment, eneemable Sows pay-| | terms segrath Ré. Mest ¢ rooms! \WVow ! ter ook at these teday! i condition idea! for ‘large | REALTOR 200 Balevie Ave, | oyLVAN LAKE briek romeh is rice § | family or income o1 or and | ased porch, Basement, stoker. y¢ you wowld compate val- low! We bei : ; ' ny " call two cai - mafia ~ | doth le. garene. immedie.< posses- | os with homes tp its price F W id key, room: bath ‘a first no answer PE 2-0544 $30, attached Bean- DANDY 8IX ROUM HOME” NORTH END wes with ho C. OO ( 20. _ floor, » Sedeouton lavatory operative Estate Ex e ony full lake range. you'd readily see why ' nd large storage room on Priced right. NED COMMERCIAL pL Retroge Semone, oft dpetya. “PONTIAC REALTY we say WOW! AJ bedroom = | REAL oR RAY O'NEIL, Realtor second, Carpet, drapes and fioemealenanete cst “eGo RiGee ra atm tseaes| wr pawn cet a ne as oe | ka Eada kM 2 Doe grag #| ne gEaieyautn| RANCH BUNGALOW |r4nu pou nur Dey. Kitchen. aiso arage and | 150 500 with # imately 1200 sq. ST BTN oe rative to Exe tion room. gas heat, storms| black road, Has e liv eods minor 4 workshop. ‘ideal GA ae | BRICK INCOME nse ROOMS—%, 5 down-| ft. living, space priced st RETIRING SOON? ? | Seewerstive Reel Peete Exehenne and screens 2 car ‘eto fom Dba “pathy dell avalon at ating UB, anes “ Bears. $2,500 to han- wn Pontiac near Elks Lodge) °Y om and den bunes:| | INDIAN VILLAGE “te school ed ae ome: es diassedin Trout per et bea: ment and “taker | heat. Buitabie Income Special : low’ ti Fatt, hl beset fe 2, BEDROOMS Living. room, in- fines, $18,480, terms. Bitte antici B. D. CHARLES, Realtor ea MANGE On PeADE | Kiched, ‘P'rcoms” and" bats up Bargain ed} Tale Sigaayre market. | fir*giy; Making and ewimming at| ing foom, Bedroom & fui beth | Bloomfield Highlands |. INCOME FE 4-521 Poon for, oomers. oF large fam-| Parage, tal besement, wit nes R.D. RILEY, BROKER | fooms. and bath dome. 3 RENT BEATER? a “gurege, clove Attractive 4 bedroom brick | Ideatly located. 4 apt. ‘ncome, 20 1117 8.7 wan Fret dance of down | feat, beck yard f in—Bas | 509 Eileabeth Lake Ré. PE 4197] 804 bath up. Ol fired hot bus, shooping center & schools" home, § rooms and beth oo | per. cent return on investment, aod four tp. ‘we ful bathe, ges | esuiifultrece and. shrubs. ‘This Sorts "Re tot Onis #1 Bloomfieia “tery “Siting {int | Sebod, “TERS, bain up. attached 2 er ae-| Susy vince Otc “speraie® Shoss | For Sale Lake Prop, 44 Site Batrasrioae fei] fein" ans ae cE FRONT FARM | Sitisn Ses? | Ria ite ae OS | se tal aes | Be Pas, oe Late Pong. oh terme or lake small howe in evan @ LAKE FI 3ONT 1 AR} het “| Bau, Staged” ‘earage, tra HIGHLAND AREA —— Bichine window “ang ‘ire , | Bea me . ; wae “ ANT — 4 bed- ee. . < 3 < . ROSSHIRE TERRACE BRICK SCHRAM to the Irioute Separate as - ag hg = this A. G. ELLIOTT & SONS rooms, 5 [i A a eg F - meivton a R gm ss, | Fig euase pe] Heat location. <3 a Wy. Bene. Fronis ang, “highway natbral nrdplace, carpmied 31840 Northwesiarm at “wicareben H poor yh —_ = faraeee, eae mel Jot *Ox150, $25,- iy 1 2 ei - . ae ee EAR Re x . s livable . Ow er ving, i . j ; OWNER. T RES oa B 3 beat carter terrace, with extra FE 5.5091 oF FE 5.9471. will sell or trade tor City + stairs, Pull Desement, pear. meres aN Sa aees REASONABLE DOWN R A tt Inc.| § gE gs garPeted, "Pull Sasomenk stows, seunemsioai place to hve wer ph. PE 8.2564 | garage, And all for $0,750. EXECUTIVE’S HOME . oy AnneUu, Salle ae att ee ‘ Your Mr. 362 W. Huron PE 32-4810 53 __.. (State, Licensed Lenders) Oh WHEN YOU NEED $29 to 008 -| Pontiac 2nd Floor National Bldg. a 53 |35,000 Families} ES Recommend Buckner’ S ed Convers | Ee Buckner - Finance ,Co. Offices are located: ‘Drayton Piains 4512 Dixie Hwy. ‘Walled. iment to bask One bloek . CASH NOW | across from bank PAY LATER PLAN A, 0, Afternoons, Moran's Downtown Shop, 222 8. Main, Rochester. intertfa am 8 ages mounts) Foi Sale Business Property 49| Business Opportunities 51 BENEEICI ni a HARDWARE ; saat Gk ena FINANCE CO, Light Manufacturing i . $-3220. | 7.W. Lawrence St. . 2 scree. 06 foe Weil ed oar rae | GET CASH QUICKLY Oe wer ebay 4 c= Boca "tom ett Up to $500 geal - HE Malt bate AP fur- Suitable for Light | Es wiguatires abd tier ‘ve anufacturing ma Oakland set same dey ceaner | "uae z S| : _ ncn Monk had frame Si} Sowlag & meg Loan Com n concrete a, Be ge Saal Be interview. No pany Y Bay sna of | eae Laas Mom ise, ages mae-| RAY. O'NEIL, Realtor Ee ve ‘Of 06 |: faately ds eckes teres | 92 &., Telegrepn Tee wa DRS ar | se lenber gander a | Seopeaie Rel Bo S| LOANS $0 T0 $500 ir TACORSON'E Law GORE i y J 1 "Wer mo mer, flee for $36,800, = 100 vane = would like to tn: HOUSEHOLD teat pair "win otoman, ‘converts tioualy Mull collsterailed, Box FINANCE CORP, OF | _ Ave. Keage Harbor. |Roy Annett, Inc. nt PONTIAC 1,60, 1. ADMIRAL UPRIGHT . io gin Sprotee ote Teaoam | 3% 8 st. PE 40535 $3 seas: Bast Spot REALTORS yo Hivety. 630.000 LOANS $25 TO $275 tor quick sale. J. P. Stevens, sd Wraies anf Bey SR 5 ae ye Tin. Speier oe nigh — +6871, Offices closed Sundays. tN, NOW IN OUR NEW Sa Wot ‘ = APAR NGE, 7 es ri -_ sigs ag ty oo on econ LOOr s emirece values. Corner of Pike Mich Gan Fluorescent, 383 ra . ANTIQUE PURNITORE SALE. Loans to $500 sink, wash stand davenvorts, g oem cable ft Call’ OLive 26832 after Cor. +2. FLOOR SAMPLE rhe tables CLAYTON'S Furniture App’ fiances OWNER: 3 BED- room home with bath and half, oat Sone roe 5 sat Eanes. Dray- "tele PIECE LIVING SUITE, jaree Ss gas stove, ee oe. kitchen and chairs, qeemer cu Ly end coo __ glider, GREEN DAVENPORT? AND —— wine chair, draw- _ers. PE 81462. , of nox” cm os. NURSERY CHAIR terbabe 55 Williams. NO, to visit rm ti p= : vies wake ye. “Salat for y with fast service and on a repay- maeud plan auitea te your teecane. +4x8, WOOD, "Pal PANEL DOORS, # We invite you our new, | ALMOST r as a Bt gg ~_*- Smok- Home &. Auto | 82 tiaiss. on 30, ANTIQUE OAK ¢ OAK CHINA CABINET. 0. MI 43048. api NEW KINOSTON SWEEP. er, OL 32-4595 between 1030 a.m, and 10 p.m. MACHINES” AND TYPE. brand new, 6b. oun, 61 Sees 3 ome. ge _ § to 1 a - Trad rt for “hehe ire truck or cash, OA GE AUTO. WASHER, PERFECT i aietaheaeailan rE SPICE BEDROOM SUITE tor pane or cash. FE 23-4706. __ OLTIPLE 1 LISTING vice 6 ‘room erm—northwest subur- ~ x, for B—-~—4 jim \ WRIGHT, Realtor Oakland Ave 59441 SHARP ‘55 DODGE, FOR CasH Mor date model car ae equ. ‘3 HUDSON HORNET TO TRADE “‘eontract or Pd in home, Olive 1-7657 afte 000 Will trade ia form tractor and equipment. FE 40508 — used We buy, APRIL BARGAINS. abinet plete. ‘. $20 and “up and save on all. new and | sell and afichange every. | the ho’ akland Farniture FE Oakland PIECE DINING +1710 val oxtes bic $2 m at. A-1 condition, _MY 3-371, ~~ Peat | Ta LO Pa, PORNTTORE $4628, jal? “12 LINOLEUM $7 sc" ABaEA Ahie Pub gat ise CLOSING ESTATE Many valuable Fe . Some SWAP IN YOUR OLD a ar MOW- | 858i, OE DAVENPORT AND 2 nd 233" Sa is EP aa chats, Ken Kenmore automatic wash- |- of lawn fertilizer, seotte Sie| $5 Fe sdk ak Sicattenet cha. son's grass seeds, trellises, eorder — eg Eee SS BOTTLE GAS New low pie Complete _fnstal- floor sanders, Have as ite mover share . — be Aye lus gas, Kenyon BARNES’ "HARDWARE Cage FOR ~ SMATE 4 FT. o. WALL TILE 25c wa HOUSE PAINT. GAL., $1.95 4-6605. LINOLEUM. .38e A outs rege esc 40c tile nt rn house A gal, leavy garbage cans “s ____371 Baldwin, Nr. Rundelt 7 rr, A AL FB io., a size gas stove. 1 yr. old. ‘ rE after 6. LIVING iM SET kJ wk Z 51 W. USED ELECTRIC WATER HEAT ERS | USED TRADE-IN THOMAS. ECONOMY Sheet of drawe ‘ were EPT, FURNITURE Co, CONVENIENT TERMS . Pontiac NICH | Wayne Gabert’s x 0 ed ane Specials ~ oy Rene, = das as $200.95 car AS ie __ FONGD cc rccnaccacnehsrecs penn me 18 ee record player ino K 8, cap, seo, mee % fi nels, fs Tn Teves. Pr. 290 Sta TAYTAG AUTOMATIC WASHER, p Pamewag bed $6. PE 40103 NESCO ELECTRIC ROASTER oven, complete with cabinet. Also child's ow chair, Comniete with pot and tray. FE 2-1150. . REPRIGER ATOR. sandwich toaster, uphol- — —— mr! ae Bee amps Plastic Wall ‘ Tile. . 2c ea. 6 PIECE SOFA BED SET Modern sofa bed, two modern step. coffee table, two A FOR PAY ONLY $1, S0 WEEKLY PEARSON'S BANK FUR: ri: ded #2 ORCHARD LAKE A ~~ ZPIECE LI LIVING — yp step bap ell. s, ig’ coffee. te ble. er ALL FOR $07, PAY ONLY $2 WEEKLY Pearson’s Bank Furniture 42 Orchard Lake Ave, FE 4-7881 4Pt. SIZE WASHER — ww r attachments. New. FE § Pe. dinete Te Beaten} selling. | Pla Mortgage Loans 54) 2131. Used TV's tT eee & Coot anid set for” 80 BOUT ou Mant from $139.95 LOANS $600 TO $1,500 |7O" Po Chu BE FOUND | Used Gav Boret Oo. | EAT TL = For any purpose on tgs out of the way, but a lot RD’S $0 GAL. ELECTRIC WATER HEAT- homes — oo = oo i ne Fe Furniture and Appliances | er, $50. Evinrude 3% h.p. motor For home additions or Gas and electric refrigerators, | 125 W. Huron rE eo eee mines Berkley. improve sengen, and weer heaters, the “Where Wrigier'’s Used to Be” 380 3574, AND G372 aT a Me 7, * * », feats Sei eatsecrcaee | fee tates Seay Chee, See | MGYING, wer sete, Watsor | MPs, Hecate ote «To. mat 4 eras on oe mattresses, Living room suites,| set, desk, siudio couch. 6033 Lib- _Sore_seale, ‘3505 E._Walton . Gccasional chairs, tables, lamps,| crest, Crescent Lake ~ .. - ye sets, radios, rugs, ee room | i7 APLE BED = $3 7 300 Ne National Building suites, dinette onany SET. COM-| One gerese. wick tals. or phone FE +4720. misc. items. NEW & U, plete with sirfonm mattress, Con-| PE _ 4-397 orentn ah ss 35 Visit. our iredets dept, for Sreai | _S0le_style ano _MI_¢2341. ACETYLENE CUTTING TOC r — ~~ | "OSE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN | neuite ‘Tor ® plocs Very cook | —Eauses. $50. FE otas 1 8 TABLE SAW. WASHING MA- ) " _MY 26106 0 ANCHOR FENCES chine. oe, e evap for a garden Magog yh png -~ Ry! my MAHOGANY BED at DRESSER. :- a down, FHA approved. tractor. M . Com x springs. jbber m ATES. TRUCK wim, GOOD FIRES aod, look around. 4 acres of tree | tress." night tables. Ma e301 ae torent ga kag | Shen our vo | ANOQANY Cunwt_oF R¥e BURMEISTER ft. long, about 000 “hricke Beap AND aN. 12-5, ers, @ high 42° wide. Exe. buy ‘ for anything of equal value L & 8. co. for whe can use a large ee ¢ mi to ~ - + chest. MI 17-0060 25 ~ 3 FORD, MECHANICALLY OSD, . of Auburo Heights on Auburn eae LINED FRAVE _Up oF sell, FE 4-823," PHONE PE 6-241 drapes. 2 panels wren Sescsese See - MAKE 8URE IT's BURMEISTER Northerp Lumber Co, Lake #7 Cooley Pontine EM 34171 & EM paver Telegraph & 9 Mile hy H new, __ a, Rd. FL 1-419 Detroit . P. DEWALT SAW. Like Reasonable, 6371 Cooley BRAND NEW 009 Bro pu e type of] furmane. ear ¢ lower 3-2046 Co oat R PE 4788) CARLOAD-TO YOU 324 -- © EACH @maill. CHURCH'S INC. 2-0333 eC ewe h ey ees ve eee sheen Pees THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1956 om Ly 4 i fais THIRTY.SEVEN, aa Salo Musical Goode 62} he i Ane Sre bee trent UPHOLSTERY. FREE ESTI- MATES. PE 2-i772, DUO THERM OIL HEATER, 2 MOS. OLD. MUST SELL. ALSO TV EXT. 62 BEFORE 5 & FE 54665 OR FE 54381 AFTER 5. ELECTRIC iC SNGER SEWING MA. Beet e over pay- a Fn a month or pay 50. B. SAVE ON w BENSON LUMBER CO. 8OTL Warwick's, 2678 Orchard Lake Rd. FE 4-254) & FITTS. ~~SEPTIC TANKS estat omer 344 IC TANKS ve aE ne SINKS ye. $5.95. 52- Resiers gh ae or snagters. fa Thompson 90 a0 oy St ~~ENOUGH TO EAT ~T Processed FE 44507 |TREMENDOUS 4 DAVINGS © STORTSMA N KARIALL CAMPER ANDERSON HDWE., LIVE BAIT ‘ ’ Worms, minnows, crawlers, boots iv 2182 8. TELEGRAPH "| Weekdavs fe Pt 9 «mm. eee ‘na & Dirt 66 oi “ALMOST” GOOD CANNOT BE (PAUALLED your ulre. han —ete , me , verined, ¥i8 per load. or — © dirt, sand, eel gad tit diet} 5 grave be sane AMERICAN 8TO. PROD’ Bashabaw Loading 6 to &, 10-A Rock mason 08 OF STRAW re delivered ath "TYPES GRAVEL & STONE, hee i cE OF HAM =a + ee FE “EXTRA-SPECIAL res CRUSHED oa Exce'! Quality Used White STORM SASH waceet cont. gravel, & (il, G. R. Pine 2x12's and 3x17's up to Aluminum combination windows | _ Stuart. Call_ ie, FE 46584. ft, We will ri i ' require-| and LOW, LOW price! #1 TOP Son, Ri WITH THIS 4-6089 Pe éifis or : Sma L WHITE PINE. Our 2 om. to 9 om 1 ToP y of bullding are ALUE, $23.68, | & SOIL, CR complsts, =" from ‘Poish “te. the| Leveteries $2080 vale’, $14.96. ond, We sens he Bat How: lock on ir door, ll showers com - BRICK $3.00 Per C| cets and cu e, £34.45. 4&1 TOPSOIL FILL SAND AND — —- — — These rere slightty “arred. : “ ees EM 3-440 ‘indows m: yi ir. an I r ro RADE, - ey sae hy - 3 ee up. take hae : ed: Poon ‘bee or Sear ar figure ition, | 560 ROOM THE. e or retail. 2-41 porch, garage, or complete oo Me ape i ee Team. EM p swing-x3e" . Cer and | Best @ : TOPSOm TOP SURPLUS LUMBER &| milling atuach’ spring and collet, | "Gressing mirtaten. Ly Sade, Fe MATERIAL SALES co. attech, and sears. “suit for mode re MALES. EAGL Ese ae Good ‘Aivo BLACK DIRT AND PEAT TOP q ao Walking $129 up. Roi $340 Highland Rd, (M59) OR 3-7002 oi soil, sand and fil im ., Bess Ken- chaln saw on niversal Loo} crinder, al stilton & “4es0 ‘often ona 1s, 26811 ae i ie 7 mow FOR SALE 24 INCH REO ROYAL oe sues, agers OR 3, ; ton” Near ii read, @ $10, 7 2 oe iA hy pm. Dint. AND or @ +4070. ites Pr sane lr lb L b dirt. FE EM_3-01 ®| 921 iclemens_ st, 3 For sais ay ceuenr arog) 1 CLDOt LUMDEr | #408 pint ror son, Pesmo | [mat og mega faaeé| = DON'T MISS THE eee” namie Por —_ basement use Thoroseal. CLAY LOAM TOP 80: Trail, Walled Lake, 41622. SING BROS. Se. bave BPS. Gold Clay or sand fil grovel he. 3./ENGUISH ER “ REGIS- KING FURNACES | Band, sp Spred Satin, Plaster Tope, | Dunn. PE §-1406 | tered. out of best breed 4} FREE CHICK DAY New forced air BR oe Sess CRUSHED STONE. “SAND GRAY | Gre bare O15 Jl, One SAT., APRIL 28 Be neat wholesale. OR 3-5405.| tp AiLER. axt, FACTORY MADE. =et. Sl, Earl Howard, FE 0063. {1° oc tensonatic ON 3-7983.| 05° PaRE FLUORESCENT | F FIXTURES Heavy duty. Stee! frame, 6 ply | COW MANURE FOR SALE. 6120| 2715 “Deland St. off Hatcbery | Pu OF 2 LBS. OF chrome, ideal use Cg os tires, cre alety tims, shock pane Highway Rd CHICK STARTER MASH. pad absorbs bitch. mack: | DRIVEWAY. = ORAVEL_TOADEB PRE GOOD HOME: OWN CONTAINERS FOR grmize your bathroom. $9.96 » value, ft gate, Stop I or aplveret. Fa oobi e ir OME: Pant) Chicas $4.96. Michigan tents ‘ ‘flares. $135, pent a _ 32-1466. “jae vi : FREE ae Lake one FE mae ~ USED"; ae 8. APTER 4:30. For , DEAT. Oi TOP sort. PE 5-0564. . PANCAKES AND COFFEE WILL : fi MS nOP eons 45-0083, BE ALL DAY. tubs, 940.50: zc RY FOR SALE. = GERMAN SHEPHERD POPS. 0 i ON 32x21 ble a ee fin Home or sg shop use. Tools. "eras. per” #10 $i0, BLACK DIRT. _ each. Call MI 4-308. SAT. re) LY., APR. 28 basins, tho ‘Thomp- saws. etc. 831 Oxbow Lake GER. SHEP, PU¥S, “AKC REG. FREE son, (Sa ana d., Route $8. Milford. EM 3-4021 Fit AND BLACK DIRT RAULED, in HA __Exe. pedigree, MA ¢2540. ___ ROTARY LAWN MOWER TO BE STANDING TOILETS $1005 between 8 and 5 aiso ashes and rubbish, OR 3-1306.| PARAKEETS, CANARIES, CAGES, GIVER | : out yin oo filss WOOD LATHE, BENCH MOTOR. | FOR SALE: TOP SOIL, VICINITY | — 1004. Since 1927. 684 Oakland Ave. 1 > fe faa" misc, accessories, FE |" Bivd and Opdyke. Wholesale ra Se. RING BROX hae pode, irre Oster al — an | OF retail. Pick up or Celiver é& n Crane's C RD, AT OPDYEE PLUMBIN WATER § SOFTENERS Sooo eee between 9:09 and § pa ad for: 178 Saginaw 80.000 eraine lifetim D TOP SOIL, pork, BLACK DiRT, PA FARMALL & TRACTORS “ SALE: ERE Am m o208 value f for $180. PHA delivered Peornens 8 6-803 New bat- oe > oct 2 BLACK CK DIRT F AND TOP | AR antes. | GAWE 4 fost are sunteble to bulld f waeel Gollers | PE 6-161 een Ae Eg a FACTORY $100. takes them all. FE 4-9001. now iB LOADI FROM 3 : “aq | rebuilt motor, Front end loader. JET warn EOurs, so a. Q. A. TENTILATING PANS FOR EITCH- fine old state farm r B us. New back blade. 4 new op meses. ry ma and bathroom $400 vain, | Ells. Lt “Rds. Loading Gays, |_ Markle PE 2-0835. also 12 ft tilt back trailer, HO LINOsHEAD VARIETY ‘as also, larwe selection of deor rE oo or FE BERS SOFeLY. P ‘WITH GUARA’ 5 OLENs BIDE WASTER GARDEN strong oe 7 yg urs ay Flusrescect. "ae Ors aoe i; | PONTIAC LAI jes, 591 W SK re a 4 dise by Lac paints’ Phone fe 1-9008. Fake A yey aod. ar tt a os na . Hee, Or_143ie, mt INDOW S 3-1534. PERSIAN PEDIGREED. BOTH NEW Ga D FROM Wi eat, female, MA 5-1163, rage LVoors Uptews ad Audie Dung. vents. | Black dirt or peat, OR’ ALB DACHSHUND, i's Berry stee] overhead factory sec- FHA. 3 ond Ag re windows, ROAD ORAVEL 6 YDS. 87. DE re. old. FE 56-8607. FERGUSON TO 35 . All sizes and s. Large BAND Skis ON livered. PE 46588 EO. FEMALE BOXER. ¢ MOS. CASE 300 . ociection, from $30 and up. A ow. Prices n ern | ROAD GRAVEL. 6 YDS PIF RUN, old. FE 2-8000 modern door on your garage costs 7 load sand dirt, | REG p TOY POX TERRIER fone ap, Joe wame Let ts BOX ROW WINDOW CO, | reese Til sand and pies. OR 3-200. DOU nie PARM 3, Ww Gold Bell Stam 10205 ~ SAND AND GRAVEL. BLACK SPANIEL 2 ’ itenp'r “Ddon Baits OD. Mgnt a — M00 dirt “Top ‘soll. Pill dirt FE | AKC reg. Lawiand. OR 3-462. PARTS AND SERVICE joc $0009) ee __5-0089. “TROPICAL FISH & SUPPLIES - at ge RING DIAMOND. | sap, GRAVEL BLACK DIRT Pincomb’s, 49 Park St., Oxford Ee ati *". “ee Drato Tu _ery Rd. Drayton Plains, L _tat * ‘eas00 32-3618, after 4 4 eee Eres = é " ’ ewer Pipe — 8 YOUNGSTOWN CABINET SINK TOY TERRIER PUPPIES, N Buy and Gave ot of fittings i SAND, GRAVEL, PILL, TOP 2-469 10:30 ’ : tomy C hee coping flue These are seh mar od? alos :* biack dirt. FE 40802, PE toa” fhe between 10:30 a.m. HOUGHTEN & SONS . severe a i —r STUD. | jo! Main i! BLAYLOCK COAL & § Y CO! and bare cabinets at extradordin. SAND, GRAVEL. pence DIRT 7 oe FE ¢ Pe are “t . OLive _ 1-976) _ $1 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-7101/ ary values - Youngstown Kitchen _Call_after 6:00 p.m. FE 2-7275, wiiTe MICE DOVES. ALL PET CASE TRACTOR & AUP. wi 695 Annex —, display rooms SAND. GRAVEL | AND 7 “TOP city xhop 69 8. Astor PE 4-6433. __Livernois, Rochest Orehard Lake ave. “rt 271) (OR, 2000 Mike_denkineen Dogs Trained, Boarded 70 T4RMAU se — Do It Yo 1 ; tant, ORAVEL,— PL rad bw cia ocho a River Gheenieel 4300) * * Siz marble colors, @x8% inch | ~~ wurse 2! evan,” * ss “| peos, CaTs “BOARDED, Dogs FRAZER | us. rial IL 50, trained, Burr-Gheil, Tele used, — and servis demon- 5 Cents Each FOR PENT yas. all typen, other ditt reeson, | ~EFSP2. Geen, Forte Sb ode coves Floor sander - hand sander —) able. Landscaping. FE 1-8735, Hay, Grain & Feed 71 ts FLOOR SHOP eG SAND AND GRAVEL. BLACK | ~~~ 100 Opdyke Ra 09 99 8. Saginaw St} jand Fue’ ane int 436 Or. | -—firt, C. Price, FE 2-1728 ALFALPA, HAY, SECOND Pontiac. 44380 LA S SHA: . 41| chard Leke Ave. FE §-6150 SAND, GRAVEL, AND DIRT iPaLna CORN Gaaaa OATS = ' felon alee ua Parke St. FE. 3-131! FOR “THAT. PET PROJECT aT FE 50621 ALFALFA, aa 08 .* an) Semanal Gate gir cooled engine service. 9140) ers Suppty. “tse “we Montenin’ | SAND. ORAVEL & FILL DIRT. eS oe aot Lp box 8100. Lk, Rd. OR PE 5-412, Weekdays 9 to 6./ OR 3-2897. talfa, brome and clover, 60 cents ene ad Wasningse LET US HELP You ° Fentars 2 to ¢ ever | TESTED, TOP To ott AND BLACK _Sale’ Holly” SMutroce See “ iv un- : grave Se, Es, pegiens, Bue. _snls_ FE stat ; Soden: ur fom cat | Hee RM TRACTOR. Prins Fuge emeres. Eanlpment 614-8 3p ———— |g a ares | eet ate ; @ per’ rear Hy . of : el and Paint ene fivered™ vu Wate: Waterford Drive. gop Ok See. for quick Te Price tm Piso nn hake Ave. “EPPERT's CAMERA EOP aa neater, OR >is. “fink. “Aine “Webme aed” aibetip ‘ 28180. - s?_W. Huron $-6618 | TOP SOIL, SAND, GRAVEL, PILL.| mixed. All first cinss. 2992 Sleeth H ki Ch POWER MOWER _s{seystonr ¢ uw Mov sy NEW, | Cail Bob, OR 3-5548, PE 6.0002. " be a | askKins eV. HEADOUARTERS 3 turret 1.5, 1.0. 2.5 lens. Leath-| TOP SOIL, BLACK DIRT, GRAV- one Ra 4 URS er case, 2 set filters, cost $350,; ¢!. We deliver Sunday, FE 27111, ‘ G1 Dixie Bes, oe TORO-ECLIPS AND SCOTSMAN) Will sacrifice. GWneva s-2208. | _PE_ 5-0214. at ae vaane . 29 inch tell propelled’ Tore | aT cae re tes MOVING AND Truckers Landscapers 3 ive . ‘em at ry 130.95' “BADDOCK FILM SERVICE Load at humus. at For Sale Li ivestock K 72 | B ond one fom OW 18 inch Eclipse reel mower . $90.50 1032 W. Huron PE 60753 | Park. Elizabeth Ra. FE) ~~~ ~~~ a : Garden & Lawn ent, Over 18 aifferent models on hate ” Sale Muckoal Goods 42 qtiiths—cie ies aereer 2 HORSE TRAILER, 3061 LIVER-| SR” AUT Baring ner” uit git drives a whole fama ol omens yard) a PPAR DAD eae SAND and too Oa Gas hols. MUlberry 9-1603 Phone Midwest 46526. machines—mowers, blowers and pe ie is ac oe avatiable, mowers ate serviced bef Facto: Epeeety telnet, «D850. Rubber barrows .. $7.50 KELLY’S HARDWARE _ 300 Auburn et Adams Auburn He PE 2-881! ‘ge ir wae Hse Sve og oe credit’ Write Pon. CLOSEOUT AMERI FLYER TRAINS sre = eer rER St, ‘ee pigeos stone, a dirt Whittal FE 1. “PLACE DIRT, dirt FE 2-3849, Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 SLAB WOOD AND & cord or two for §1i, WELL SEASONED FIREPLACE & furnace wood FE _* “Plants, Trees, “Shrubs 6 KINDLINO. 4 $6; PE, 6.2006, i 1: i § v RDA) OUR Use noes 30 trailers é¢ more on eur lot at oe PF trek re te pull. $328. Phone __ For Sale Cars on it 76) hate hontai: 80| Boats & Accessories 85 SHORTY HOOK’S PLACE =e SOR; i ae ii re aoe a WALL, @ BUD ‘SHELTON MOTOR SALES | Corner of Auburp « FE 4-012 FOR 1 PARTS. ‘AND aI ae Hench "0. Se on 803 N. Maia, Rochester sted. Very good . Junk and Wrecked 0 Eastside Auto Parts’ 181 East Bike St. FE 5-6855 PONTIAC CHIEF MICHTOA. AMERICA’S FINEST. com: HUTCHINSON MOBILE» a Di Ls Lonel Wisin, On 31208 8._Dort Hwy. Fiint iba RORCRAPT Fr WILL. WELT ler Park. in te 0 FE ois oe ern smote none aoe available “TR TRA ER EXCHANGE | REAL VALUE .. slumioum bef Ee | IN L. HH. BROWN, Realtor “Trailer Exchange ANDERSON DETROITER © Spa yo pe TVIMROBE OTORS EZ Harrington Boat Works 1998 8. Te’ Phone FE IN LAND ND LAKE moe Pevensie Sap oun ‘with steering Mark 7 motor. aa PONTIAC SALES Clarkston HAS EM!) ogee Pf gtd —_ oil OLIVER ‘BUICK “=| SPECIAL $865 Buys a '53 Buick Special 4 Door. Radio and heat- er, Sharp. Small Down Payment. OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake FE 29101, Open ’til9 P.M, ee § | Serene '35 Pont, Star Chiet $1995 sh Pontiac 2B. $105 "5 Soe ane mee “natn ven 25 : PONTIAC RETAIL STORE "GOODWILL USED CARS” SPECIAL th Suburban son RADY. ‘MOTOR SALES Dealer BRIGHT SPOT ; "54 Ford Sedan eens $1 195 Ford-O-Matis, Radio & Heater, '|'53 Pontiac Catalina $1095 Hydramatic, Radio & Heater. "$2 Olds Sedan....... $895 Hydramatie, Radio & Heater (50 Olds Coupe. ..... .$595 Holidey, Redio & Heater, W-Wall Tires, '47 Ford Sedan......$100 Radio & Heater. : JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC _ Orchard Lake at Cass wend * . $495 absolutely ‘Payment. . 1955 FORD SPECIAL + Buys a '52 Nash that is spotless, real fine car, No Down OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake » FE2-9101;Open ‘til 9 P.M. SUICK iss “RIVIERA WARDTOP Radio. heater, full power. Bob F rost, Inc. ¥ Le" ue grasert: = i Taneael ay hd? MAINLINE cose raed 58 . Saginaw FORD, RANCH oer clean, only HOWARD ) LARE, INC. ‘Cher 1956 _HASKINS _ CHEVROLET a ~ OLIVER ~ BUICK — " SPECIAL $2195 | Buys a 1955 Buick Cen- tity Hardtop. Bright red and white. One owner honey. - OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard ane Taylor lor Chevrolet Sal Sales reas sa “« onevi re 2-0365. id OLIVER BUICK © _ SPECIAL $1495 $4 Buick 4 Door ies LOOK! ee NEW CAR | -TRADE-INS 1956 CHRYSLER DEMO, LOADED 1956 PLYMOUTH DEMO., LOADED 1956 CHRYSLER TOWN AND COUNTRY STATION WAGON Reet ase drive, ‘nc obe owner. —. Save hun- mmrerert ss CLARKSTON MOTOR SALES - 32 8. ST. IT'S EASY! "EASY ED"! “Easy Down Payments Easy Monthly Payments For A Better Car For A Better Deal “Easy Ed” mm ONES CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass At Pike fs. Trade-Ins ‘53 BUICK. H’TOP $1195 -'54 FORD 4 DR... .$1095 "54 CHEV. 4 DR... .$1095 ‘S3 FORD CONV.. .$1095 "53 PONTIAC 2 DR. $945 53 FORD 2 DR...... $895 ‘53 CHEVIE C. CPE, $875 ‘53 PLYM. 2 DR..,..$795 ‘S2 CHEV. 2 DR.....$695 "52 FORD 2 DR..... .$695 "52 PONTIAC 2 DR. $645 *51 PONTIAC 2 DR. $495 Bud Shelton Motor Sales Comer of Auburn & ast Bivé. | ee Ra. ‘46 CHRYSLER. ag + a CON- dition. 684 Staniey Ave CHRYSLER 1953 wiNDson HARD- Radio, ater, auto- | "S32 PONTIAC 4 DR. $795) © ‘S2 PLYM. 4 DR.....$495) by Dick Turner 1. Powerful V-4 en- oe THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1956 ve : | For Sale Care 91|__ For Sale Cars 91| For Sale Cars 91 ONLY | OLIVER SHARP | BUICK eae ws sre SPECI AL | Schutz Motors | ’56 Chev. B.A. H.T. 8 $2395 ‘56 Ford 8 Victotia. .$2295 “55 Buick S. Riviera $2395 i {Here's a dinner recipe I'd like to try some evening — fake 6 wits, & cob, 8 $50 SM ad pe to a modinne-geicnd wight Sour | club!” For Sale Cars ol. 91 Co: TWO 1961 CHEV. eo Glide, _— oss very clean priced Auburn- Motor Sales DRs. ONE Ey Blvd. & ai VERTIBLE, LOAD- ed. excellent condition, iad. FE Ss BEFORE twp Se b icasemiscion ee steer. Bob. Frost, Inc. { “| LINCOLN MERCURY | NTAL DEALER. CONTINE 850 S. WOODWARD sate » equity. Take A, OE CAR ford pity sspermene il. hs MU: UST : SELL _ * ety *- aa Station wagon: automatic transmis e Bo PE 54101 and ‘53 3 FORD | > RANCH WAGON, | iy cYL- geod condition. Only | bir “00s HOWARD LARE, INC. 7708 Orchard Lake Rd. Keego | HASKINS HAS THEM! eu SEVERAL irs OWNER Hi ont 8. ee tee 2D ae TAKE a aL I ey Peo Low ee pas: for = Car has) . YOU BUY & Fine Cars of All Makes “20 Orchard Lake at Williams o Til 9 PM. ivse VICTORIA, FU! | BE speed $2195 Call ms at FE | i980 FOR Corne PRIVATE Me iegga 32 CENT! OLIVER BUICK BIG. - DEAL~ ~ YOU * OLIVER BUICK “W here Pontiac Buys 14 Courteous Salesmen ‘38 FORD: ~PAIRLANE. _ TUDOR, fully equipped Wilr we tn ee _FE 5-7581 before 5. Auburn Sixes Sales FOR SALE iMd FORD V4. RADIO GOOD, HURON MTR. SRLES. TRAL HAS A FOR EE US” and Models Its Buicks” atcept older ULLY D CONV. } NEW | r E Bivd. & Pike ‘OWNER, ‘55 FORD CON. 2tone blue, cellent te "53 aS = é With condition. Extras. 0.D. EX. GE- i="85 Va atabeon’ s Motor Sales Rambier-H: ~~ i meet Doster Spri 1983 | * "De Og iter “HUDSON P rag r heater, wwindsbeta ne and ‘56 be 8: ; Vs itudson Holiwyood Hard- ng Special ED one | For Sale Cars OLIVER BUICK SPECIAL $1395 Buys a ’55 Ford 4 Door. Just very low Radio and heater. like new at a price. OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake FE 2.9101, Open: 9PM, "55 Pont..8 Cat. Cpe. $2195 55 Ford 8. Fa, 2 dr. $1595 ‘55 Buick SRéiv. Cp. $2195 55 Pontiae’8, Sta. Ch. _. Cus. 4 dr. ....4.. $1995 "54 Ford 8, Cus, 4 dr, $1195 "54 Stude. 2 dr. sed.. .$895 54 Ford M’line 2 dr. $895 ’53 Buick Spec. 2 dr. $1095 ’53 Ford 8 Vic. Cpe, $1095 53 Chev. 210, 4 dr... .$895 53 i 8 Ch. Cus. ee eee es me 4 dr. $995 8 | $3 Ford 8, M’ne 2 dr. $795 4} '53 Buick Hardtop . .$1095 ’53 Plym. C’br’k 4 dr, $695 "53 Nash Ram, S. W. $895 "32 Buick Sup. T’top $895 "52 Chev. dix. 4 dr... .$695 52 Ford 8, Cus. 4 dr. $695 "52 Chrys. Sara. 4 dr. $795 ‘51 Dodge M’bk. 4 dr. $495 | 51 Ford 8 Cl. Cpe... .$495 *50 Chev. dix, 4 dr.,, $295 47 Plym. Cl. Cpe......$95 GLENN'S ‘sa OLDS CONVERTIBLE #@, RED Lots of extras, sharp, $906. 4160 Foley, “W: 1984 OLDS, 88, han, ww, A beautiful blue car with low mile- and . Wil sacrifice. Call Eves, 3-3064_ ACKARI D, "S3, CUSTOM CLIPPER, *% Pleas: exe. a. One coaik: bargain, MA PACKARD 1959 CLI ey MI DOOR. Radio,. heater Automat: mission, Rea} clean. Bob Frost, Inc.|" I coupe. ae ym — Fh na HOWARD STARE, INC. Orchard Keego TOP VAL UE proury ‘Meuteress new car 1963 ‘te Bel Air, 2-door, ry HOUGHTEN & SON ‘FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE YOUR dio, heater Bob “Frost, Inc. LINCOLN Mgt 850 S. eer OE BIRMINGHAM MI 64-2200, wkiawee MERCURY ‘Restor ood t COUPE. good transporia- Bob | Frost, Inc. LINCOLN Mercury AND CONTINENTAL DEALER 850 S. WOODWARD Sales Rd. ay MERCURY 4 DF Radiosand Heater $505 CEN TRAL LINCOLN- MERCURY: Cass at Pike Sts. . PE 4.3885 MERCURY 1953 MONTEREY Bob Frost, Inc. a Nn MERCURY ag NTINENTAL DEALE 80 Ss. WOODW ARD RA- Hydramatic. Real! « OLIVER BUICK SPECIAL $1785 55 Pontiac 2 Door. Radio and heater, hydramatic, _ Exceptionally clean . . . Small Down Payment, OLIVER BUICK 210 Orchard Lake ~ FE 29101, Open ’til9 P.M, ‘ss aL vigure +DR.. TWO-TONE, 9,000 m equity’ or trade for older py OR 3-5313. ides F PONTIAC ‘AR _ tina, B.. -H i965 + Oa Som tees Hydramatic evita wale Gad bot er, White wail: tone ‘|'S5 Plymouth +8EAT |'53 De Soto 4 door, radio ;| and heater, automatic, w/ 5. Two . geet a "Nice locking’ car, . AAA Reconditioned One Owner - Used Cars . $2299 '55 De Soto ' Sportsman. Full power. $1995 55 Buick 4 door. Radio, and heater, Dynafiow, w/| wall tires. Power steering, "$1595 Belvedere. V-8, automatic,’ radio and heater, w/wall tires. '|'53 Buick 4 door, radio and ir | SS Be Dynaflow. $995 wall tires. $795 '53 Chrysler 4 door, heat- | 3098 —1955 Victoria. ......cceeeeeee 1 31.55 —1955. Custom, 2 door....... a PONTIAC CAteps PONTIAC CATALINA (& COUPE. , trans radio heater whitewalls, ; - a % ‘ STUD) 4dr. sedan, $150 take overpay? 32-0214. STUDEBAKER 1954 Bob Frost, Inc. ing. Powmiag pee tediene | er, power steering, power Boot her Mae get, Covers. - | brakes, automatic. tect new car “CATALINA, PER- $695 ‘ _miles. PE, enor 48 4,800/'52 Buick hardtop, radio log PONTIAC EXCELLENT Rant 4560 Elizabeth Lk. $595 ‘@ PONTIAC 4¢ DOOR sTREAM-|, “we “hydramalie Cheap. FE/’53 Studebaker. An eco- iss PUL. Nomidal Champion. 372. $495 51 Chevrolet. club coupe. TRADE 8 4 i908 Fordamatic a An extra nice car. lane 4 dr, Fully equipped clean 1953. FE 55°, ag. WE, car, $195 lear em. r, . Bar ; PE 3-542. ver Begs STUDEBAKE 1949. OVERDRIVE. : ~ Radio. ater Good 7 peel U Z, _ condition. $95. ted he, LAN SD RUE ments, Call FE Motor Sales 2 DOOR. RA very heater, overdrive. 2 tone. clean, $896, ws _MERCURY AND N ’ . soe Gat POOL AED {Idwest 4-7811 at a PMO as 430 OPEN 2 1953 | PONTL BOTH SHAR’ ve cars with automate trans. White- | 8 a.m. til wails, ready to @ Auburn Motor Sales Corner E. Blvd & Ptke and heater, w/wall tires.’ 3212 —1953 Plymouth. ........s0008 : 3224 —1951 Chevrolet convertible: ‘ De Soto-Plymouth Dealer | 912 S. Woodward, B’ham q FE 5-4101 -9 pm! LOOK! — AT THESE PRICES COME IN LETS TRADE ALL CARS LISTED BY STOCK NUMBER 28965 —1953 Podilled, ccoes vive . 9972-1949 De Soto.......4- 2986 —1954 Ford, 4 door... es seeee - $ 745 2989 —1952 Mercury seeenesenres vas $ 795 3076 —1952 Studebaker. ........+. ‘ $ 195 3114 —1953 Ford 2 d00F, . essen. 3122 —1951 Olds........... sevseee $ 495 3109 —1953 Chevrolet 2 door....... $ 695 3] 43 —1954 Station Wagon od wawewes 3] 46 —1953 De Soto 8 cylinder...... 32] ] —!951 2 door, 8 cylinder..... ‘ Your Friendly FORD Dedler! 147 S. Saginaw St. FE 5-3588 Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. $1245 ‘54 Pontiac 4 Door. Radio| and heater, hydramatic. | Light blue finish. Real sharp. 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It’s sharp & ready. guaranteed. ‘34 Buick 4 Dr...$1495 56 Chev. 4 Dr. This car is absolutely Bel Air ....... $2205 34 Pont. 4 Dr. 8..$1295 one, 55 Chev. 2 Dr.. “| COME IN and SEE QUR FINE | “(A Supreme Authority in Matters of Taste) When You Select a Car From Either of Our "TWO" CONVENIENTLY LOCATED LOTS S. Saginaw — Cass & Oakland 53 Chev. 210......$745 52 Chev. 2 Dr.....$495 All green finish, ‘good -. Nice green tities R& tires, dir. sig., radio &-4.—_LL., NICE! NICE! heater. 0g2 a . . e2qgs '53 Pontiac.8, 2 Dr. $645 >> Chev. 4 Dr... $895 Ivory & black, heater All sky blue, equipped ’ ne with R&H, Power this car or this price. sure, ‘54 Chevrolet Bel Air Hardtop...... $1395 *35 Chev, 210, . Ivory over Romany © 2 Dr....... STT$1495 red, R&H, P. Glide, Reige over green, R& like new in every -re- spect. R&H, Dyna, Don't wait on this oné, Ivory over blue, R&H, Power Glide, 900 miles. Official’s car. "54 Chev. § 7 passenger, green and beige, like new, R&H. This: ts it, Clean as -new. You can't find one nicer. Beige over red, power brakes, power steer- ing, R&H, Hydra., w/ walls, You'll have to look hard to beat this -$1195 Ivory over gray, R& H, turn signals, nice covers. "53 Buick S, H.T. $1045 Red & ivory, 2 tone, R&H, Dynaflow, w/ walls. Glide. Drive it and be | | °54 Ford. Victoria $1299 | S.'Wag. $1395 } | 1953 Ford ame. OF Dhshooe | | 1 Pietra Midwest 47500] WHEN YOU'RE A HUNDRED. MILES FROM HOME It’s no time to find out that your old car can’t stand the strain of summer driving. Get an “A-1” Used Car before you start. Our cars are. ready to take you anywhere (and bring you back too!) 54 Ford 2 Dr. ...$ 899 53 Plym. 2 Dr. ..$ 544 | '54 Stude. 2 Dr.....$844 -'52 Buick Hdtp. ..$ 699 | '52 Plym. 2 Dr. ..$ 444 °51 Chev. 2 Dr. ..$ 244 "52 Cadillac 4 Dr. $1499 "54 Chev. 4 Dr. ...$ 899 ’53 Nash 2 Dr. ...$ 744 52 Ford 4 Dr. ...$ 499 $5 Chev, Bel Air $1444 '34 Plym. 4 Dr, ..$ 899 ‘33 Mer. Hardtop $999 53 BuickRiviera $1044 "53 Ford 4 Dr, ..$ 699 ’54 Mer. Hardtop $1444 51 Plym. 4 Dr. .:$ 244 "35 Ford 8, 2 Dr. $1099 53 Chev. 4 Dr. ..$ 699 "35 Ford Co, Sed. $1799 "532 Chev. 4 Dr....$ 499 '51 Ford 2 Dr. ...$ 244 53 Nash Rambler $ 644 — 52 Pontiac Cat. ..$ 699 '54 Ford C.R. W. $1299 54 Hudson Jet ..$ 699 '53 Ford Victoria $ 944 ‘53 Ford Ra. Wg. $ 899 $10.00 Down Delivers Any Car Listed Below *51 Chev. 4 T. Pickup "30 Ford 4 T. Pickup 52 Plym. Club Coupe "32 Chev. Club Coupe ’32 Ford Tudor "51 Nash Rambler 53 Hudson Jet "S1 Ford Sta. Wgn. CONVERTIBLES 1955 Ford 1953 Chevrolet 1952 Pontiac '53 Dodge 4 Dr. ..$ 744 > MANY, MANY MORE| || Harold Turner, Ford 464 S. 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Rusty afid| McGraw as the Falcon fights to RED STAMPS ¢:30—(7) Secret File USA. Robert} Rinty aid im search for valuable| save a friend from jail in Alda in “‘Mission Reaper. (4) Kit ur bone in “Rinty Finds a} “Buried Treasure.” (4) Star . “Snake River Trappers} Bone.” (9) Million Dollar Movie.| Stage, John . steal destined for the In-| John Carroll, Susan Hayward,| Johnson in “A Place to Be CROSLEY TV dians. Bill Williams plays Kit}; Eve Arden in “Change of! Alone,” drama of man who re- j Carson, who brings robbers to| Heart.” (4) Eddie Fisher. Jaye; views his life after escaping NO MONEY DOWN justice, (2) The World We Live} P. Morgan, guest. (2) Eddie} death in a cave-in. (2) Play- at ELEGTRO MART in. Films of world travels. Cantor Theater, Comedy. house of Stars. Amusement park Free H wees ¢:45—(2) News. Doug Edwards. [7:45—(4) News Caravan. John! proprietor finds body in the fun =e ome Demensts sre . house and is afraid to tell the Cn bie | ne 8:00—(T) Ozzie and Harriet, The| police-because of his prison ree- | a | Nelsons have to decide whether! ord in “Step Right and Die” ! IVERS | to go out and celebrate their} with Lyle Bettiger. SERVICE . “Wedding Anniversary” or stay|10:00—-(7) Ethel and Albert. Do- home - —— a —_ mestic — Peg Lynch, | party. th or Alan Bunce. (9) Dangerous As- METROPOL|TA Rl TV EXPERIENCED quences. Stunt quiz with Jack| signment. Brian Donlevy in ad- bal iy =e | Bailey, host. (2) Mama. Family| “venture tale. (4) Cavalcade of comedy starring Peggy Wood. | Sports, Welterweight Bout: Issac Heavy Duty Trucks, You i 3:39(7) Crossroads. Priest aids| Logart vs. Joe Miceli. (2) The can purchase NEW Ready- father who is discouraged Lineup. Woman’ avenges her Mix Truck with small dewn E HOLD YOUR NOTE ‘payment. 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Feature sic and variety. tO Little owe Robert Dane in “Final Curtain.” (2) Miss. Fairweather. Bette Wright. 11:20—-(2) Les Paul and Mary Music. SATURDAY MORNING $:00—(7) America On Parade. (4) (Color) Test Pattern, Colorcast. $:20—(2) “Meditations, (4) News. 8:25—(2) On the Farm Front. 8:30—(2) Michigan State Univer- sity. (4) The Big Picture. (7) America Parade. :|8:15—(4) City Affairs. 9:30—(2) Cartoon for Kids. (4) Quiz Em. (7) Crusade for Christ. 19:45—(2) Sausage Sinema. (4) Pinky Lee. 10:00—(2) Circle Theater. (7) Capt. Flint. — Pp Mouse Play- — SATURDAY AFTERNOON 12:00—(2)- | Pog (4) Winchell- Mahoney. (1) Ed McKenzie, 12:30—(4) Cartoon Carnival 1:00—-(2) The Lone Ranger. (4) Texas Rasslin’, 1:30—(2) ‘TBA. 1:40—-(9) Prayer; Sign On. Man to Man. : 1:45—(2) Lyall Smith's Sports 2:30—(7) Captain Midnight. 3:00—(4) Stars on Parade. o Milky's Movie Party. 3:30—(9) Hoppy's Matinee, 4:39—(9) Musical Hearts, 6:00—(2) Cartoon. (4). Man in Two Places. (7) Bowling Champions. (9) Wild Bill Hickok. 5:30—(4) Roy Rogers. (9) Million Dollar Movie, Disorderly Prisoner Talks Way Into Jail ie 5’ rt of F wool Sid's ‘3rd Wife’ "\Blair, who will be Sid Caesar's 4 Describes Boss Acted With Comedian Once Before NEW YORK (INS)—"“A_ genius with talent’ — that’s how Janet ez 63 s . ele i z i 5 4 é & i ull i aa i meals * oleae! Sek Ocak. tesictes ge: gpg: He f Fdkcwasasssscgsecrtedgesedecckin) poco Ca THE BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM PRESENTS + BOARDERS One of the great stories of World War ll— recreated with the co-operation of U.S, Navy. Telephone Time with the stories of y aa ,SEE IT SUNDAY,5:00 P. M. CHANNEL 2 COO e eee ee eee eee eee eee ranean eseHeeeesens POH OH EERE EEE ERE E ESCHER RESO ROH EERE EHH EROS ESE EHOEEHED HEHEHE HERE OHO REED -SERVICE-| ALL WORK GUARANTEED a Weekdays 9 to 6; Fridays 9 to 9 i | CONDON’S : RADIO & TV SALES & SERVICE Call FE 4-9736 ee 127 8. Parke, Corner Auburn ' fi ALL MAKES — Service Guaranteed! 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