_ The Weather U.S, Weather Bureau Forecast Cloudy, Warmer Details page two * 114th YEAR| ‘TUESDAY, aS 8, 1956 —82 PAGES ow & & & PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, ASSOCIATED PRESS ITED PRESS PHOTOS - INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVI Ice i Te nT # ters in 5 States Balloti ne {00 Pupils Hurt in Wisconsin Train Smashup ‘Passing’ Gravel Truck: . Rams. Excursion Cars; Injuries Slight” Ls WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) —More than 100 school children and teachers were injured yesterday when their baseball excursion train was wrecked in a col- lision with « loaded gravel truck. . | | | 0 Today America Flexes — Her Defensive Muscles in New Atom Tests Indiana Result Draws Greatest National Interest Tydings Gets Democrat Nod in Maryland; Five Vie for Ohio Chair Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Five states held primary ‘elections today in the wake of yesterday's Maryland { primary, in which Demo- crats gave Millard Tydings a hairline edge in his fight ‘to regain the U.S. Senate ‘seat he lost in 1950. | Residents of Indiana, Ohio, Florida, West Vir- \ginia and New Mexico were ‘balloting today, but na- The diesel locomotive re- mained on the tracks, but! 10 of the 16 cars hurtled | off the rails. The train was carrying 907 pupils. and tional interest centered their adult escorts from) ichiefly on the relative Re- Portage in south central) publican - Democratic vote ‘in Indiana. | Republicans expected to get / ,}Most, as usual, but. Democrats / hoped for @ substantial farm vote switchover. Relative performances of President E Republican and Sen.—Estes a fauver on the Democratic side,’ were sure to be watche@ closely; Wisconsin to Milwaukee for.a ,Milwaukee- ~Brooklyn | baseball game. A total of 104 persons were ad- mitted to two hospitals. Thirty-, seven, 23 of them children. 2 | mained overnight. None were lst- ed in ‘critical condttion® = Department of Defense Cole Photo is, Ait Ferce Prete : _ A . SLIM, DEADLY OVERPOWERING SPECTACLE— The truck driver, Gordon ‘AD COURIER OF MIGHT—Its warhead. The jet-powered Snark can be guided MAJESTIC, ance from 12,000 feet in the air, two minutes after . y Hinekley. 35, Wales, Wis., suf. [ery tail whipping it into the skies, this Northrop —_ along predetermined courses of up to 5,000 miles ‘Fifty miles away, the tornadic fireball of a the detonation, Ten minutes later, nearing its |. '® yesterday's Maryland vot- fered compound fractures of B62 Snark begins a test run. ‘The Snark is the at a speed of 500 miles per hour. It is the so-called hydrogen explosiof sheds its lurid light. Tests in. maximum stage, the cloud stem had pushed ing, searty comptote both tegs and internal injuries _ first emi, S. intercontinental missile revealed to ‘air-breathing’ type since it stays in the earth's the Pacific duplicate this scene, photographed in upward to 25 miles. The mushroom had spread os Raha = Ponca 37m but was listed in “fair” condi. the Lem ic, - is “capahie of eee! a ee patmcaphere:) the Marshall talents in i= Ts) was the appear- 100 mile : 7. : tion. = : ———- a ae _ Samea ln _ ____ | «“emey, challenging him for the The crash occurred at the Du- seat now held by Republican plainville crossing, five rues auc “Tans Sen, Batler. / 5 rerth of here and males west Wi liams pens Tour li air vienn Gi [11 vdieo nr of Milwaukee. . 18 national conventjon votes to Ke- THE GRAVEL FLEW By LAWRENCE 8. MARTZ JR. jing hired press agents and pub-/needs both toll roads and free-makes the whole problem more bd fauver, who was Opposed only by Engineer George Ives, 56, Ocon-| to en l CS | Gov. G. Mennen Williams told'jicity men to talk for them, had ways, and regretted the absence of| difficult." lone - ace an / delegation, He oniowoc, said the truck “hit the 0-odd Democrats and a smattering sent their office-holders down MS eger. aaving Coertes | Tee) cererene eps boone 5 ; wen by a: - narrower margin ; first coach so hard that gravel, it Republicans at civic break-|to meet with themselves.” Zie ing: : to another question is now : than in the same race four years 4 was thrown over. the coaches.|’ Njunction Restraining come eon re wk His is . . < his ing to step up traffic enforcement} Only Candidate After|ago. ast this morning tt ‘Ae’ alse “regretted” that Re- passive” -- tetive chat ucton! _ (Continued on Page 2, Col. 1) That car was struck so hard that! it went off the track first, causing derailment of the other nine coaches.” School Board Post as’ Deadline Nears far Glenn H. Griffin is un- publican State Chairman John | - Felkens had called his “reports | Pick United Fund Officers ” opposed in an election June 11 for hitte opposition on the GOP side — ta the people,” conducted to date "" to Serve Additional Terms m= P speed. nesses church, said yesterday he Governor emphasized that its, He said Feikens is “beginning, bee ES mam teactnaeaaiaceare from auto in Kalamazoo, Kent, a | ane Genesee counties, “‘polii rallies and oan mete. er i - erat The first 10 coaches veered oft eit snlinue to attend the eet power must be “directed for the to believe what his imported $25,- Pontiac Area United Fund officers were re elected. holds, a aS bes fire (ails, iearingiup, 16500) feet lof ~ _. SrViCCS benefit of all. mankind.” 000 public relations man from Ore- to one-year terms at the.organization’s annual meeting | 1 \Gambeas | batman lites rhea = 4 track, Two cars lay on their sides see ens cone << The Governor and three Demo. £0 tells him.” yesterday, and trustees whose terms pret this year He is the only one to have fied Gates, when they came to a rest. crats of the State Administra- | Reviewsag | Sate) proviems: Waal ‘were re-elected for three-) oes Pekin © mg to) Republicans usually consider In- “T just heard a bump.” said The injunction, issued April 30 tive Board attended the break-.,!ams touched on water supply, : year terms. | \poard treasurer Vernon L. Shiller, diana. safely in the GOP ranks, Violet Groskreutz, a 14year-old by Oakland Coupty Circuit Judge. fast this morning in Pontiac's sewage = eee eee i Carpe) cl tae stection, and the = pupil from Westfield in Columbia \ Frapk L. Doty, Yesterday was dis-- Elks Temple, touching off ‘‘Gov- education and mental health. The trustees are Robert) Jehovah's Witnesses Is iright down the middie" to explain ito both labor and capital they Dismissed by Judge i have nothing to fear Ives sald the crossing is a desig. Chester Waugh, 36, who ¢laims -mation. nated as a 70 m.p.h. zone and he was “disfellowshipped” by 4 Calling automation “a new di-' ‘that he had slowed down to that Drayton Plains Jehovah's Wit- mension, a real revolution,’ the! \government must ‘‘drive the en Highbights of of today's pclipietin: INDIANA — In presidential preference voting, Eisenhower had “be * ° . large only one for whom néminating. farmers would switch to the Dem- County. | ernment Day” in Oakland -Coun- TOLL ROADS ‘IN DOUBT’ . a! “the neat thing I knew. we Missed by the judge on the grounds ty and the Iatest of his “non: | Answering a question from Oak- apy ERD) Lt * a Se ocratie column. tipped over.” “his court has ‘no jurisdiction in partisan” reports to. the people. jland County Circuit Judge Cl ay Fitzgerald, Fred V. Hag- | qPeadiine for fiting petitions tq | National convention delegates The little brown-haired girl church matters unless Property Williams said he regrets that Al i Adams, master of ceremonies gard, Howard V. Helden-| | 4 pm, Saturday, The term of cone nosen by han) Legion was one of those detained in the Was involved. \Highway Commissioner office is four years, There is no Charles at the breakfast, Williams said the brand and 7 Philip 7 egates will be bound to vote on hospital here with cuts and It had restrained the “King- ‘Ziegler and Superintendent of Pub- Prospects of toll roads for the Monaghan. ‘pay. the first convention ballot accord- ees on playa and Injuries dom Hall” congregation and its lic Instruction Clair Taylor were state is ‘‘still in doubt.” \ Officers include William a *.* * ing to today’s vote. Thus Eisen- o her arm an ck. pastor William P. Strong, of “too busy to be with us today. He said Michigan Turnpike Mar Aimantil preaiiehe Rotten M| Besides all registered voters, hower is- assured of 32 votes and ‘ Drayton Plains, from preventing although both have been invited.’ “| Authority Chairman George N. ‘Kefauver of as oa first roll calls, the Pontiac factory worker — CHIDES REPUBLICANS Higgins has ‘‘what he hopes is a | self, through a smashed window.” worshipping there, The Governor added, “ly seers, Wortable new plan” for the pro- George Ives, engineer, and W. S.— «The injunction is immaterial if'tg me the interests of the people | posed Rockwood-to-Saginaw turn- Pirkl, traveling peda in the the Jehovah's Witnesses allow me) would be better served if the Re-| pike, but did not elaborate. | appointed manager of the Pon- cab of the Milwaukee | road spec i to attend the chyrch as mae publican leaders. instead ot gend-' _He added he believes Michigan ¢iae plant of Fisher Body Divi- lh-car train, said the gravel truck should.” Waugh said. “And I wi plored wie aia =| 4 nau Oe ae drove around fig automohiles Cantinuelionatiendiiieinerices a eens jo the “ which had stopped Mee crossing a peaceable manner.” = : a - rn — seed and tried to race across the tracks! acreg nether (ihe) congregation. bette ° = lormer Z s dh abead/of the! train: ‘would continue to bar W augh from as gel | aan cxpires. in se E the church, Strong said: “We will 1958. Warmer Wednesday continue to follow the church rule, Wistoen. Weatherman Says a9 keep the congregation clean.’ Waugh, of 55 Newhetry St., had duction manager of Fisher Division in Lansing. The. weatherman predicts fair and not quite so cool tonight with PIS: “I crawled out. No one helped -me,” she said. “I got out by my- and Al- \Critchfield, vice-president: fred C. Girard, secretary. Thomas F. Wiethorn, recently the city of Pontiac, others who | live outside the city limits but who OHIO — ice - ts fought ‘are living within the school dis- for the gubernatorial nomination é lee may cast ballots in tne elec-'to succeed Frank J. Lausche, —- aor H (Continued on Page 2, Ga. ms mG He are Orders Crackdown Campaign on Bad Drivers | LANSING (AP)—The State Safety Commission has ~ decreed ‘a drastic campaign against bad drivers includ- ing a summons to speeders and reckless drivers for Hicense re-examination on their first: offense. | crackdown, accepted Monday as a watered fia Horseback Couple Rides I ite the West MONROE (AP)—A Monree couple, “like horses,” set out yesterday on a trip calculated to give them plenty of what they like. Kenneth King, 30, and his wife, Joanne, 29, set out of horseback for Pendleton, Ore.. 3,000 miles ‘away. Théir belongings trailed behind on a pack- 4), formerly was pro, _ THOMAS A. WIETHORN Body : ciaceed Strong and other mem- bers of the church had conspired In other action, the organization together to prevent his worship-, approved appointment to its ad-| ed l e ays ministrative committee of Harold A. Fitzgerald, Alfred C. Girard, Oy Ol ey | William B. Hartman and Leonard. ldown yartion of an earlier plan discarded as beyond the Tomorrce a lbbelallilelearm: horse, and they estimated the trip would require ; Willi m eonar Pp y¢ er with increasing cloudiness, Dam to Honor Barkley four months. = eas meniber oe be an -Bomt CS S state's powers, will be inaugurated Monday. The high will bé 62-66, WASHINGTON \—Congress has The forecast weather for the next been asked .to give the name of five days will be average. It wijl Alben W. Barkley to a Kentucky: be cooler Friday or Saturday, Scat- dam and reservoir. Legislation jn-| tered showers are expected Thurs- troduced by Sen Clements (D-Ky) Under the new. program, state police and local law In Today’ s Diese | ‘Undesirable.Wind’ May enforcement officers will be distributed forms on which | Postpone Flight Again they will cite drivers for another license examination. % % of Target Plane After they are filled out? ~~~ Their goal is a job for King on a ranch.. Their Monroe apartment-home had been in a riding stable and they professed “we both like horses” in announcing their decision to pull up —— County News setae day or Friday and possibly again would name flood control works: stakes and head west. Editerialg . ....... 6 about Sunday. to be built on the lower Cumber- Thev pl tolcampralongithenwaviandicoriol Sports vee VR, 19, 20, 2 the forms would go to the Princetonians The lowest thermometer reading land River Barkley Dam and Lake y pian to be 8 = ke Oot Theaters Ey) ENIWETOK 'm — A show of Secretary of State’s office preceding 8 a.m. was 36 degrees. Barkley in honor of the forme: low a northwest route to Ludington, then across TV & Radio Programs 31. 4«man’s mightiest power, the H- for review. Most .of those Join Classmate The mereury rese to o4 at 1 vice peacens who died jast Lake Michigan by boat and on to Oregon via Wilson, Earl 4 bomb. ‘waited today for a power! lled. pm, _ Mondays _Wiseonsin, the Dakotas and Montana. Women's Pages 12, 13. 14, 15 he doesn't control, the weather cited then would be called for Japan Visit - Ba Shot Chetokee. the H-bomb be fore license examiners, a a ees blast. is scheduled tentatively for = 5 ee ee Air View of Train Wreck i in Which 100 Students Were Hurt Thirds “omer. ("8 tmelgugpenstang nn eteaM gett forthe, tune iw emihen caiiiant (tl heent suspensions. ness 1 found in America as an LWex «bern, Secretary of State James M- Undergraduate. years ago,” is a oe be The shot has heen postponed Hare, commission chairman, said Playing host next week to fellow twice |State Police will be instructed: ‘toisraduates of Princeton Univer- 4g juse the forms but that authority Sity’s class of 1925. a Scientists reported “strong, un- Yoshio Osawa, now head of one > | desirable” winds at all altitudes, '% l*cking to compel their use. by | winds which might scatter radio. sheriff's officers and local police. (of Japan's largest photographic equipment firms, said 17 class- | active particles outside the | The target wifl be not only | mates had accepted his blanket | marked-off danger area of 375, | persons caught speeding or driv- | invitation to all 1925ers to be his | 000 square miles. ing recklessly but also those con- | Ae guests on a tour of Japan. | ‘Three huge B32 jct bombers are Mdered obviously either physleal | The 17, plus 12 wives and 3 : parked on Eniwetok. One will car-' ly or mentally unable to drive sons, are scheduled. to arrive ry the. bomb And drop it over Na-| “S!elY: ‘May 15 by. plane from’San Fran. -mu Island, some 190 miles away] The cooperation of local law en- ‘cisco. They’ will tour Tokyo, the : iforcers will be solicited in tele. ancient capitol of Kyoto, beautiful in Bikinj Atoll. % ow -|grains to be sent out before the 'Hakone National Park, the famed . 3 , {TALK TO CREW drive begins jshrines of Nikko, and other spots e Newsmen were permitted to 7° ‘during a- one-week stay. Hk to the seven crew men with The commission, at ite meeting. “TE wish all of the more than 300 Ithe specification that no questions yesterday. tentatively agreed off a in my class could have come,” he asked regarding techrical as-,"'statewide crusade for safety” Osawa told newsmen in perfect pects of dropping fhe bomb or re- modeled after the successful safe- | English. “Somehow I would have garding matters touching on the ty campaign conducted in Muske- found a Way to secure SccomNNe ‘men's Peychplogy. gon County, dations for all.” ; ; . ar “Wirephste- A gravel truck struck the tein broadside al a crossing. The fmpact knocked 10 cars trom the track. CRASH SCATTERS CARS — Hore is ah aaa view of thé Milw wakes Road exeur- sees wreck near Waukesha, Wis. that injured approximately 100 students of the 900 eboard. They were ef route to a Milwaukee. Braves-Brooklyn Dodgers baseball game. i ' A 4 . ff i. — NOD YW TI HE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, * . TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1956 _ - Weleror Boy Wasa Title Sheldon Smith Places “hem he told his fellow commis-! First; Now Moves Into Midwest Competition 38-Point City Commission Agendallruman Is 72: Includes Michigan-Lois Drain Subject Commissioner ‘John FE. Carry, (District 6) lived up to his word, sioners in January ‘they hadn't heard the last of the Michigan- Lois street drain episode, Scheduled on tonight’s 38-point| commission on a Pontiac Police request for uniform allowance. Bank of Detroit as paying agent | | im the sale of $600,000 worth of The commission is also ex- | pected to appoint the National | bumping shop ordinance, as Off to Europe amended by the commission last | month, be tabled indefinitely, intention to ednstruct the following | | public improvement projects: Public hearings will be held on Dems in Missouri Obey! Orders by Not Selecting | Him as Delegate lin 5 State Primaries Voters Cast Ballots | The Day in Birmingham (Continued From Page One) stepping down to-run for the U.S Senate seat now held by Repub Nomination and Bender is unchal- lenged on the GOP side. C. of C. Wins Reprieve tor Parking on Maple BIRMINGHAM —. Parking on iS Maple avenue wii] remain as it is until five other road _projects [Planned for this year are com- C, of C, off-street parking com- revenue bonds to finance the new | Recap curb repair and related work) se “That's a 50 per cent delay,” Jagenda facing the City Commission ‘ ltr @iBte strect’ between Hurom: end Lausche had token opposition . Commissi , Roberts’ . ' Sheldon Smith, Waterford High is request from Carry that the| Stsfrect parkiag project. {penne ee cieea nn “eet from) KANSAS CITY (INS)—Former nig bid to head the §6-vote Dest! motion was pathos so teier ee ee: ee ee School scnior and Student Couneil| three- year-old debate be opened] Two agreements between the) Water main tn Peacock avenue trom | President ‘Harry S. Truman willlocratic delegation to the national!heated debate among commis- lay all the way to Detroit would Josivn to Puller. Clara avenue eg ae Jefome Bonding “0. Puller to the! east property line Con celebrate his 72nd birthday today, \—0 of the 58 bet was aig of ‘si or a water main projec and COM- sessor's plat 2, and in Fuller ° ore voting |bined sewers in the Sallee Woods from Peaeock to Columbia aboard a train taking him from! Sen Joba W. Bricker ls pilD be something to worry about.” Commissioner Florence Willet's personal three afternoon survey ‘again. president, last night won the state . The remainder of the slate in- | title in the annual Hearst Tourna- ment of Orators, With his original speech on John Adams, Sheldon had claimed top velves seven reports from the | City Plan Commission and 14 |Subdivision are slated -for action |tonight. Further action will include four Kansas City to New York City resolutions to receive special @8- . 14 » six.weeks European trip. Y\in his move for control of the Re- street crossovers, both through tallied with Renfrew’s concern jover left hand turns, while. Com- publi improvement items and | Three property deeds to the city % ssment rolls for three sidewalk, see publicans’ %: Cope votes. Hunter boulevard; Willets and 14 missioner Cari Ingraham's survey honors in three preliminary bouts, $150 in and -to date, has bonds. Last night's contest was held at the Veterans Memerial Build- ing in Detroit, with students from Birmingham, Denby High and University of Detroit High School competing in the finals, The tournament for the midwest- ‘ ern states will be held Friday) afternoon in Chicago. The national coast-to-coast tournament will take place in Boston on May 16. Prizes for the national event will total $25,000, won | The drain case concerns 19 lot| lowners on the east side of the city’ who caim they were improperly Tiuuse off the agenda will be a! resolution authorizing the state to charge the gity for widening and concrete paving of a portion of the M-24 state trunkline in the city. other miscellaneous business, | are listed on the agenda. Included in the seven reports from the plan group is a recom-} mendation to rezone lots 85-89 of; aeeeeed for drainage improve-|Anderson’s Western Addition to, | Residential 3. A protest petition making a 44 vote by the commis- sion necessary to approve the ‘change. Civil War Tale Pontiac Dat Deaths ‘Mary Ann Billings Another report from the Pian |e An answer is expect t Commissiea ommend £ =~ from ig = — ree Pe ean tary sewer in the alley east of Stanley Woodward, former ambas- Baldwin avenue from 120 feet north of projects and one grading and grav- eling job in the city. Public hearings on special as- sessment rolls involving the fol- tonight: | Curb, gutter. Joslyn to Highwood r recap on nd fo the south aide of Medison from Joslyn dr., assistant to the foreign news to Highw For Wolfe street trom Edison to Mont- Cariisle, Longfellow avenue from win to Carlisle, and for Grandie ave- rom Baldwin to Kimball. Montcalm to let 88 of the Marquette Subdivision m sewer in Astor atreet Ster fro Maines to let 67 of the Clinton Heights | | Subdivision and for outiet in of the subdivision and Astor street fro .| Maines to the Clinton Rver, Action is expected on a request | lowing projects will also be aired and related work for garet, ‘against the ee has been filed, ithe north side of pease avenue from & calm. Rutgers avenue..trom nadie to, | from their He and Mrs. Truman left Kansas City on the Missouri Pacific Eagle at 7:15 a.m. today. | In New York City, ea | visit with thelr daughter, Mar- whe has just returned with her husband, Clifton Daniel editor of the New York Times, honeymoon. The Trumans, accompanied by |sador to Canada, ‘and Mrs. W m|ward, will sail Friday on the May 16. They will visit eight countries WEST VIRGINIA — There was no presidential preference voting and delegates are not tied to any candidate, but 10 candidates were be siphoned off Maple showed much tends puking ant and acveirpa and better os re- illegal left turns. Queries for more | United States, which is scheduled’ sified to arrive at Le Havre, France, *. ¢ & seeking the Senate seat of the late| avenue when these projects The retiring governor, William C. Maryland, is one of five Demo- five i calender | Running Oak street through the problem,” iumter boulevard and trading land }with Socony Mobil Oll Co., Inc.. edly oc tentatively approved so that rict Socony can proceed with its sta- vapte| tion at that point of land. Affirmative votes were given for paving Lincoin, east from Eton 29 teet wide for safety along playground areas, and for assess- ing for 14 Mile read paving, east -| of Greenfield. Any objections to Ferndale-Park and Holland pav- HE al i Pulitzer Choice |= speech depart- |mornd Ereres service was held this/that Mario Giglio be appointed during the tour, and Pita ten will g at Meivin A. Schutt Fu- special administrator to the estate receive an honorary degree from neral oe for Mary Ann Billings, /°f Tony Giglio on a special desig- Oxford University i= 20. The proposed swimming pool o Another student from: Waterford The established by J. Randolph. Hearst because he felt students should be- come more interested in the his-|.- tory of our country. Each year a different topic is chosen for stu- dent speeches, Detroit Editor Is Cited. Wage Negotiations _, NEW YORK —Pulitzer Prizes) have been bestowed on MacKinlay | Kantor for his Civil War novel: Andersonville’ and on a husband- wife playwriting team for their Broadway hit, ‘The Std of Anne jinfant daughter of Jasper C. and Hope Cemetery. Mary Ann was born May 2, 1956 and died Sunday in St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Besides her parents, she is sur- vived by two sisters, Ann Marie and Barbara Ann, both at home. Walker Julian Crumb nated merchant license at 441 N. for His Series on UAW Theresa S. Bishop Billings of 114 Perry St. -E. Howard St. Buria) was in Mt.| ‘two ordinances to amend two sec- crats have acceded to his request ‘tions of city zoning ordinance 944. First readings are scheduled on A petition requesting grading and graveling of the alley in assessor's plat 13 from Linda Vista drive to the east line of lot 40 of the plat will be acted on. The nace? enn announced yesterday that Missouri Demo- not to make him a delegate to the /national convention in Chicago this ;summer. Schools Drop dinance health restrictions will be \reduced, but fencing rules kept, ‘traffic through town commissioners decided. They de- afternoon would deprive (ferred action on the motor bus Budget for Bloomfield to Be Studied Tonight BLOOMFIELD HILLS — The |Bloomfield Hills budget for the _jcoming year comes before the Property saines on Woodward de-’ creased as traffic increased - on City Health Officials fo Attend Conference -|city commission tonight, and the p decision will ‘be open for public P discussion later this month. Two alternatives are possible, jone requiring higher taxes for road improvements. Bids for paving of Lone Pine ( road from Orchard Ridge to Lah- \Pontiac st in Bi ingham)**" also will be opened tonight. jtold merchants, according to Sam ., A : ‘Fine Farmington Man Bruni, a grocer on Woodward. ‘Heavy through traffic can swing Driving while under the influ- ence of liquor resulted in a $100 Frank.” The 1956 Pulitzer awards in) - Williams Speaks journaliam, Hterature and music |were announced yesterday at Breakfast Here esters ot cotumbia University. Bl a A eerongai (Continued From Page One) Prison/ot Charles and Mary Ellen Walker day . meetings of the Michigan Yearly Sessions - in an effort to cut down the state's cams won the vas Prize for! Crumb. \Public Health Association alii Respro see uaa | He attended school in Walled Detroit. Dr. William Emerson, county, Willams | (whe poke! for! 15 Frances) Lake and has boca a resident of | Health Department nurses, sani- superintendent of schools, reminds’ minutes and answered audience; Pd Ca tation department members, vital County residents that certain Mr. Crumb had been employed statistics and laboratory. personne! school districts will no longer have Walker Julian Crumb, 48, of 46 Mechanic St. died suddenly while at work in the Pontiac Motor Di- Annual Meeting ce Pontiac health officials will be Districts of ‘Area attending the Thursday and se No Longer Will Hold after siphoning off excess eraitie when Hunter avenue. was built, a rr ee of Commerce spokesman “Don't ruin Birmingham like’ was ruined” was what in Commerce in * Ld ° Albert Hackett and Goodrich won the drama award) for their stage adaptation of the) 900,000 Jobs Opened Up Last |business to outer - area shopping questions for another 15, left the centers, agreed city-hired traffic a diary of a 13-year-old Jewish girt/; , fine and, $25 in costs for a Far- a helical lary = prac (: who died in a Nazi concentration Palin e prea ee artment. will attend meetings at the annual annual meetings. M onth in N ation expert T. M. VanderStempl. |mington man yesterday, Theodore ie etinke, jcamp in World War II. | Surviving are his. wife, Hazel |conference, said Mrs. Ray Burrell,! Because of a change in the school) WASHINGTON up—Employment VanderStemp!’s survey, sub- N. Morrison, 43, paid the court health a. e | The Watsonville (Calif.) Regis-, and one stepson, Karl Vennstrom supervising nurse. code, effective last September’, jumped 900,000 last month to a mitted with a report by the after pleading guilty before Justice | In parting, he told the audi- |ter-Pajaronian was named winner of Clawson. . | The Friday afternoon session these meetings have been discon- new April record of 63,990,000! Chief of Police, was not the onty [John J. Schulte of Farmington ence he was happy to have had jof the public service award in jour-| covice will be at 2 p.m. “‘Thurs-| Will be devoted to the cardiac and tinued, Emerson reports. _ |while joblessness dropped by 270,- survey, Donal Donald Cummings of the Township. . { the “exchange of ideas” with [nalism. The newspaper, with a cir day from the Farmer-Snover Fu-|rheumatic child in school, with, They will have regular annuar |900, the Labor and Commerce De- = — SS | them. culation = rane vabisn! on 8) veral Home with Rev. Fred R. Tif- key-note speaker, Dr. Ruth Whitte-| elections, however, he said, eith. |Partments reported today. | Williams and his group will SB eee sarees tany of the Bethany Baptist/more from the Department of) er im the second Monday im June | SO RRR ER _ turn to Pontiac tonight for a “town! a district attorney {Church officiating. Burial will be|Public Health and Pediatrics, Yale) or the second Monday in July. | The unemployment total dipped 3 Ww A Looki f "hall meeting” in Lincoln Juaior|’tiom of one of his senciates. in Perry Mt, Park _Mt, Park Cemetery. \University School of Medicine. ‘to an estimated 2,564,000, the de- Hi ¢ e re ing tor. OO 0 ‘ Former duties accomplished: by partments said, even though job- $ High School at 8:15, where they r I | There will be a symposium on h ual z will answer audience questions} ree te tece sone report “Health Observation of School 'he annual meetings are now Per-|jessness among auto workers in- 2 3 STORE MANAGERS and from the floor. ing award went to a roving three-| Children” and ‘a question and formed by the school board, ex- creased and unemployment among 2. rons, QUESTION solr eal aaa Ea eS ROVE DIS snes print SEP ne ANE ot coal hoard tactory workers generaly taled 0 $ 3 ASSISTANT MANAGERS ne ~ “reports to the peo (Editor in Chief W iliar® ma, i pesrepobl party the caer at an'cline. the - | % | le,” Republicans in the audience |Hearst Jr. Wilson Reminds Others jannual election, make a change, _* @# 6 iy % Excellent opportunity for men capable of man- : = | Cited with Hearst for exclusive | l in sae he | 3 chide etote and have taken advantage of the for-', Cite i piaghe ce iter lof U. S. Atom Strength ne continued. The gain in total civilian em- $ aging large carrying men's unvtype meeting to toss the Gov-interviews wi 1 ‘a These fourth class school dis: ployment was 912,000 from March 2 a tea ladies’ wear, shoes, home furnish- ernor questions they hope will be were Kingsbury Smith, vice presi- U. Ss. Will H | Alli CHICAGO o_The United States tricts are inv olv ed: Avondale, jto April, and the number of job- ¢ ings, awkward to -answer. Republicans dent and general manager of | ' elp 1€$ i, strong enough, says Secretary Bloomfield Hills, Brandon Town-| |holders reached a level two mil-| > Starting lontaren for manager $150 per week, here have indicated they plan to termational pasion soe et | Supply Arms, but Will of Defense Wilson, to. inflict ‘vast ‘ship, Carver, Clarenceville, Clark-jlion above the employment total’ $ plus ‘secure hospital and insurance program —... repeat the performance. Frank Conn itorial assistan b destruction upon any aggressor ston, Clawson, Dublin, Farming- a year ago. Seasonal factors, in- 2 and paid vacation. Our employees know of Appearing with Williams were! Hearst. Keep Oywn Em argO anywhere in the world |ton, Hazel Park, Holly, Huron Val- cluding a 700,000 rise in farm, $ this ad. Lt. Gov. Philip A. Hart, Attorney, Other journalist winners Wilson said that ‘no recent de- ley, Lake Orion and Lamphere. ‘employment, were responsible for 2 Please send all qualifications to Box 29, Pon- General Thomas M. Kavanagh and) Local reporting under stress of | WASHINGTON wW—Secretary of deve lo pment’ will basically, Others are Lyon Township, Mad-, most .of the gain. | $ Nae Press: A Treasurer Sanford Brown. Secre- an edition deadline — Lee Hills, |State Dulles has told U. S> allies Change” the United States! de-lison, Novi, Oak Park, Oxford,’ a | Bs tary of State James M. Hare, executive editor of the Detroit (this country will do all jt can to structive capabilities. ‘‘This eapa- Rochester, Southfield, Troy, Walled ‘Mopeds’ and scooters will baa aeee eeeeeeeennd and Auditor General Victor C. Tar-| Free Press for his coverage of Ihelp them send arms to Israci bility cannot be thwarted.” he Lake, Waterford Township and feature Britain's Cycle Show gonski ate scheduled to meet the| the United Auto Workers’ nego: jwhile maintaining its own embar- added. __ : West Bloomfield Township. next November. 8 = other officials in Detroit in time| tations for supplemental em- ‘go on weapons shipments to the (Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) for a telecast at 1:30 p.m. | ployment pay. | Middle Fast. SS ————— are Serving on the committee’ for| Local reporting (no edition dead-| hd the breakfast were Pontiac Mayor Ihine Antiwar Deley of the New| This was armed authoritatively William W. Donaldson, Bernard. York Times for his coverage of today following Dulles’ return Girard, Monroe Osmun, Rev. Mil- |Sports in his column ‘‘Sports of the|from a North Atlantic ‘Treaty ton Banks, Willis Brewer, Rev. J.\ Times.” meeting in Paris. Allen Parker, Floyd Andrews, Dr.| National reporting — Charles L. Dulles declared -on arriving here George Petroff, Thomas Gillotte,|Bartlett of the Chattanooga (Tenn) a NATO still is primarily a mil- Rev. Carl Nejson, Fred Haggard. Times, for his series exposing a 't@ry organization. But he said i and Mrs. Lola King. lconflict of interests that led to the [need has been recognized for its ‘resignation of Harold. E. Talbott) further development ‘‘to surmount Serving 10-Day Sentence @* secretary of the Air Force. ithe sistance Gita Editorials — Lauren Kk. Soth aN ti : Ragner Petersen, 29, of Detroit, the Des Moines Register and Tri. “No time is to be is in reali ts serving a 10-day sentence in bune for his editorial invitation) ‘ing this enlarged igor or NA : Oakland County Jail for driving that led to the visit of a Russian) ° with a revoked license. He pleaded’tarm delegation to lowa. ~ secretary is expected a er: .. guilty when arraigned before Mil-| Cartooning — Robert York of the PAM OM = Se iae eiaeh ah ' ford. Justice James VanLeuven 2 ouisville, (Ky.) Times for nae p to — y Ai wt} Lots : : Monday. Achilles.” his depiction of the) US oly sista = hoe os ; : —————— weak heel of farm’ prices upon| | The esi H) Corowa iu -@ @ Steal Electric Polisher which the bulging figure of Ameri Pe Te be unhappy . ’ ican prosperity rested. (abr CS) reflinal to sh , An electric polisher was stolen} Photography — The New York a a ; —— ushare ee : L : 4 from a garage at 78 Hill St. some- ‘Daily News for consistently excel- : en y re ; Fas ui ~ é . tinie between Saturday afternoon 'jent news picture coverage. An out! a PERTEU MS Ur LILLIE 1 4 : ; * ; : and Sunday morning, city police standing example cited was, fighters: ele ; . . : * e +. . ; . said today. Owner Charles Lass-|George Mattson's air view of @ 1 aie. were ordered fo Here's another question you were asked * The State of Wisconsin wants to give ‘well reported the poliener was val- bomber crash in the street of a re ariel C - : _ ~ 7 . . , . . = 7 . cal he ued at $74 lLong Island, N.Y., community. ae ae ie erewerntvent in Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, and Detroit. Gunaca a fair trial, and for months has SS Other winners included: , ee . : . od! .* . ae The WwW th History — “The Age of Reform,” |Akreed. to retieve France of its You refused to answer it. Will you answer sought to extradite him, Why do you, Mr. eatner Hotstadter’s study of the commitment to deliver them to . . . . . : ner? Michi |Richard Hofstadter’s NATO. but France fipdi to exsume . : : . Governor, continue to provide a Michigan Full U8. Weather Bureaw Report passion for progress and reform!’ it today on station WWJ-TV_ in youl . FonTyac Axe Bi te and irom 1890 to 1940. responsibility. for sending them to . ; sanctuary for a man wanted for trial in a cool today ri =e air and net Israel op SIL . quite so cool tonight. dow 36-49 Tomer-| Biography — ‘‘Benjamin Heénry, . r Report to the People”? : : . Sateen cnr cercttrens and 91 Scope ig full) Sength biocaby| | Duue#) 85s neported cisturbed ta t * friendly neighboring state? winds today becoming southeasterty 81. Talbot Hamlin ef America’s ‘find many NATO members feeling miles per heer tenignt uy t nal farchitec! that they could relax their defen: é ke Teday in Pentier as sa ish Bishop's col sive efforts because of new Soviet . wegen rae . ; \ . . pares tembrteiare pieces) Wesel) ceemie) | North (and Mt (ale Now, HONESTLY, Mr. Governor — Is * Does the fact that Gunaca’s attorney is a At @ am Wind velocity 1 mphiog . een ne a - ; rection Southeas South — a Cold Spring: aa . : . ani 4 4 . 5 + fy * mre gan aeve “Tuncay at 7 wpm Music—Ernest Toch. self-taught Slate Dale B. Hornung e\ ery body entitled to protection, O1 _ Just brother to your ft lend, UAW Becetat MW s edresdar at Tam . . i . ; - SAGE . . . , Moon sete Tuseder at $:$2 pm | Viennese composer for his ‘“Sym- for Toastmaster Task your friends? Treasurer Emil Mazey have. anything to Moon rises Wednescay at 426 am ' phony No. 3°. He is now a US . : . 9 . Downtown 1 Temperatures citizen. Dale _B. Hornung, publie rela do. with your refusal to act . Pa bats tal 0 . 4 + Hons director of the Michigan Unit- am . . e m of ORE ese (Cl ee ae ed Fund will serve as toastmaster a ee: i : ses $50 Damage : ; is ocmi) coc le Fire Causes $ 9° at a Testimonial Banquet to be *® The people would like to know why John * Now, HONESTLY, Mr. Governor—how } ‘eenéay ini Panties An estimated $50 damages were held in ‘honor of American Legion eis ; - ; . . ; é ee (as recorded denn town) , caused by a pe in a bie tad at penne eves J. Addington Gunaca hasn't been sent back to Wisconsin can you claim to be a champion of law and d 4 empersature . §3 St. yesterday after-- Wagner o ttle Creek Thursday . 2 : : ara . _. a Mean temperature. :., .” 448 noon, the Pontiac Fire Depart-[night at the Bentley High School to stand trial on a felonious assault charge? order: for everybody when you grant ee ae ment reported today. Firemen Auditorium in Livonia. ' ; , c ' , ho Owe Yeor “Age in Pontiac said the blaze was caused by chil- eee special protection to your friends? s ; aeectaecs dren playing with matches. Megn tempereture—...°..""1",,”. 84 vehicle is owned by Edward ara/Charged With Auto Theft * You remember John Gunaca, Mr. _ : , a “Adams. Anthony Prano, 17, of Royal Oak, , % The people want to know. Will you tell oat = ‘ , Pp —= Mighel_and Low Ki emperateres This. is being held in Oakland County Z Governor He’s the man accused of beating ee ‘ "9 #6 tm i800 31 im 1947 an pacticsineks Jail under $2,000 bond awaiting ap- | “ker: them today, on your Report to the People”; pearance in Circuit Court on the up a worker, . : pre BS eee oa Pate uty ete te are ot mtewuly civ ove : ee aimee aida ver €) 44 New York. 84 36 U8 ane o foit./an automobile. He waived exami- ; Monn been eS B Jusuce Cour Leg Nelaael lGukosusten Ficeicr Ro Renn - o> _ REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ton = 8k Bt Louis 7 4%raigned by Sylvan: Lake Justice: yesterday. . Lestat t : ‘ ‘e Kemses yd 3 4 . Aeggrecet 3 a9 | Joseph J Leavy. Janefski was ar-| ———— $$ ‘ & : 3 LANSING, MICHIGAN wok re Soatewe ; i rested. May 3 by Wolverine Lake Americans hold “@ total ,of gf i Neniphia 3. ‘police. $91,000, 000,000 in life Nnsurance. 4 j A { : re : aa — ; ; * j ; i \ \ | Sere ee, re ee ee Bae. I oes joe y 1 f § : 3 —s fy Ee. : POU is Bane sscippbbstte bsg beget: eee ee ee pat bie on * lore PONTI. Ac PRESS. av rap, MAY 8? 1950" PARIS-BOUND- Helen Hayes, who has learned. by experience that work is the best antidote for grief, will leave for Paris, France, in July. Miss Hayes, whose hus- band, Charles MacArthur, died April 21, will make her first film in four years. Texans Endorse Johnson Today ‘Favorite Son’ Suggests Other States Back Him as Presidential Choice DALLAS, Tex. W—Texas County Democrati¢ conventions meet to- day, the vast majority of them to put their stamp of approval on| Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson as both the state party leader and Texas’ “favorite son'’ candidate for the Democratic presidential nomina- tion, * ¢ #@ The Senate majority leader, resting at his Perdernales River ranch after his smashing victory over Gov. Allan Shivers for the state party leadership in Satur- day's precinct conventions, yester- day left the door open for a pos-| ' sible presidential nomination, SEEKS SUPPORT . He declared he was not secking the support of delegations from other states but when asked if he would accept the nomination, re- plied: _ “I would,” and after a pause added ‘‘—as of now.” Johnson, who was named chair- man and delegation leader in his awn precinct Saturday, plans to attend the Blanco County conven- tion at the old stone courthouse of the public square at Johnson City today and then fly back to Washington. WANTS STATE UNITY The senator, who scored a 4-1 ‘ize construction of a federal dam tions Committees in a shakeup of Democratic assignments following the death last week of Sen. Alben Barkley of Kentucky. If this move ‘Rains expected ap- proval of the Democratic Steering would be replaced on the Interior Committee by an as-yet-unselected | Democrat favoring a bill to author- at Hells Canyon, on .the Snake Party leaders were represented ocrats, have come, to. regard as as bry to. recommend the trans- symbol of fer of Sen. Long of Louisiana from Eisenhower the Interior to the Koreign he power policies. has authortzed the Idaho Power) yy = aaa |Co. to build three low-level dams Hayworth in Hospital li on the Snake, This is in line with Y Pp the Eisenhower administration’ s Committee and the Senate, Long’ policy development with exivate enter-| ja sinus operation as prise. ai--A strong and prolonged earth eir conflict with. the The- Federal Power Commission" injuries. of sharing natural resource | wérth. (D-Mich) is recovering from { \Naval Hospital. Aides said Hay * * e worths-operated on last Friday. roan atomic center, sethesda first acyure more knowle ige. Weekend caines that ‘it must aceounted for Although Idaho Power's permit! expects to leave the hospital in 15.730 killed and 765,090 hurt dur- win over Shivers for the job of leading the Texas delegation to the Democratic National Con- vention in Chicago, said he accept- ed the role of ‘‘favorite son'’ pres- idential candidate purely in, an ef- fort ‘“‘to unify the party in Texas.” * s * Jdhnson had said earlier he would be willing to head a dele- gation that “represented all Texas Democrats, not just one faction.” He had called for a delegation that would endorse the party's nominees “‘and then come back to Texas to work for their election.” Shivers, who stressed states rights in his campaign, has said he would support the party ticket only if the Democratic presiden- tial nominee was acceptable to him and he indicated that -he| might support President Dwight Eisenhower again. Shivers, who} headed a 1952 delegation that was seated at the national convention, later bolted the ticket and helped swing Texas into the Republican column. Registration Drops SACRAMENTO, Calif. uw —Cal- fornia voter registration for the June 5 presidential primary is 5,487,822 — down 176.866 from the 1954 primary, Democrats widened their traditional edge over Repub- licans. Their current registration totals 3,059,873, compared with the| GOP’S 2,277,530. Special $29.95 | MODERN SWIVAL CHAIR Choice of Colots Special 95 Now “29 | Open Friday Evenings Where You Honestly Save MILLER | Furniture 144 Oakland Ave. Caretul Fred Delivery’ : way ¥ PrN TV Mr. Governor! fon ae sion was basc yurely an os siie Wi fe retur ean today. The quake apparent ly ica) neusona aii) not ee mati ~ — . A om ine J ss nee rer GPR IM sVWEUIS HUT iaad Cr administration over, “4S felt throughout this Central ; tic > grounds. They admit such coun porse, Bob, would be vanned back 7 | American countty but there were tn es as Japan, India and Ceyton) yy fit tool bet aide dak, 4 x a : . aN Aiea 18 = Ss ) I 4K e i) (a ut Dp ‘a at ,] nm! PIt ha Stee * ino immediate reports of damage more advanced in nuclear from, Indiana in August,” she GR WiN- UPD eae know ledge than the Philippines .ajq. q we 2 ; ae nd should have been the loea-} - : Careless driving is deadly nm for Asia’s first atomic plant dace pe een. cs J * e * SAV LD { 1 { i. . eal Fe 1 i WASHINGTON uw — Rep. Hay Others feel Asia is not yet ready Now honestly - ‘ed ' . ‘ cmMiaren ’ saat ruled oil the 1 i THE PONTIAC POr55 : mmc Se a agg has been challenged in the courts,/a week or 10 days. ing 1985 - cperegumuarene en ; ; . s : f 4 a ; : : ' - i ~ Ps tte : : . ; . ®. { fa _ : | ee he 4 eaporeria! Hells Can yon Dam Bill Philippines Excited | Teccher Kices Home oe vv ; io Indiana on Horseback —— = _ Holds Pre-Election Attack on President by Atom Site Offer, ssxeurste as» — sus ; : tra Gall, a sc} Ue tcaeher, roe — WASHINGTON un—Democratic|River near the Idaho-Oregsir bor-/the company already has begun : oye ae rained ela ine remus oe au \ Ee} . : 5 na s gene Sa ef stile ¢ up day in a remote sectlo 10 —— peas were eS ee age oe ONENTS ALIGN = * heed “would flood the. site of the the proposed establishment’ of an tainous Clay, Cou So: iF way today to bring the controversi- OP G : proposed federal high dem seals ‘an-sponsored - iitomic — re-| And she learned - tiie the ofden q al Hells Canyon Dam bill before, Long has lined up with Republi.) arch center here. But privately mode of transportation so well that ; & the Senate for a “pre-election as-[can tae i of. i cary wee —eEeEeEeEeEeeeeeEeee some have expressed misgivings tad, i oshe is on a horseback trip Ae sault on President Ejisenhower’ nse edera. eus nyon about the reaction to the project to her glen me in £yracus nd. j . ; ' project, ‘Report Earthquake in other Asian countries. | Before leaving yesterday. she 4 . power policies. His gtand has kept bottled up * ; fa - og in the ¢ommittee a bill which De | SAN SALVADOR, El Salvado: SIU RUIP CRED GORU hes’ ABO) Se) 5 s committee a ‘whic m- : me. SPUFCES feel the Washing- quire two weeks. od i Be i ie i le F * es av i anil ‘ 4 Sl alin ~~ % SiS —= ag Ream teas ee * s Petey rer. 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Players have |ton and Tuttle end one. —— “W { ford Golfe r aie See : wthorne "School "infer aleriord Uoilers . be , Kansan City 28 s s | For a sara trap shot mene from Hawthorne 3 =Pailiey and, Bord. Ranimore. 3olt and Littler had a best ba troit 2 green, these are a ec and a group of boys from the Pon- it Auer an v,| TODAY'S SCHEDULE P 4. Tetiloween, Washington: 2 aficieiaahinnes apdiiucken alto) perennial Washington 7 pm —- Meas golfer needs to know. By perfect-| ee en 'New Yore and end Tetilebech, Was ee 4 in ver ef ey es 5 1 « Stone (1-0) ' 8 B ns r Balding and Gordon Brydson of pit *h Sent ees om —cee-ing the basic rules, every player’ ey ork SS Bever ee ee Canada walloped Mike Souchak’ carellt (04) vs Brown (0-0) } _ can build his confidence when land : ; Cleveland at New York, 1 pm —Wynn) | “STOLEN BASES — Phillev, Beltimore.| Waterford High's steady-shootins and Cary Middlecoff S and 4. cso) vs Bare «1-0 trying fo get out of a sand trap. ‘Bauer, New York and Runnels and Lem- an es : Balding amazed even his team- Oye Bulle Boston. 1 pm.—Perce (21) Just learn the rules and you " jon Washington. “2. twenty-three players|golf team chalked up its ith vic- ee om ‘ ta \ va Sullivan fi lied etthilt mates with lus wivardry on the NDAY'S RESULTS | gam the necessary--confidence. 5 ITCHING _Pord. New York, 0 1000 ‘tory in 10 starts Monday with a creens. Balding and Brydson. who Royer} "Clevein ‘ Cerra ood) Mileos iBall immerses eng a sori /325-355 decision over Berkley in creen AIAN ANA BP ase SHO Ratimor et rot 3-1, 1000, six players w : - : plaved a ternfic game himself Kar Pas Cin) at Was ppd orain to { ervous 8’ adil oy cual. Washington, %4;; an Inter-Lakes match at Pontiac rep a; Only Testes’ pcheduicd \Seore, Cleveiand, 33; Ford. New York. 28:! Country Club. had a best ball of 61 despite a WEDNESDAYS SCHEDULE Narcal Chisnae. 94: Wilson and Perrarese, ! eis) Wisehing wea a Baltimore and Brewer. Boston. | Jack Reynolds led the double bogeys 6 on the loth hole ae sas Civ at Baltimore. 7 P ~ I NATIONAL LEAGUE 4 ‘ ae * * # 'Clevelabd a Ne New York ten | ST. LOUIS W—Bill White, 22-| Battixo — ‘based on 38 at bets) — with a medalist round..a : ald io StS Bo . 459: t. Louis, The Balding-Brydson duo ‘won SS “‘* nariowal, Le Aauk nsnnd “efor Winnin Mark yearcid New York Giants fookie, | I peop Repulse, rece iNnecier soe wewauter ies yes the full three points ‘one point [Or issunes se soo q is a somber young man who Te. Pay NE Tiornee, viieburgh Fe antl Cooper ec low f each mne and one for the match) cincinnati = i 6 or fused to be nervous over his first cincinnati fats innatt and Waterford. Cochran was low for and it was up to the other team 4,o. a aos 3 CAMDEN, N.J. U—Nashua, who appearance in. a major league, ne nPigabares. a Ashburn. _Philadel-' Berkley with 77. match — Doug Ford and Ted Ne sree : , ; recently moved up into the mil- lineup. | mUxs = thls - bak famed | i 7 : : Past, Cine Kroll of the United States vs. Bill pr 5 10 a5 5 ilionaire class, may try to surpass e ¢« e@ Pee weoer beat ie jabioasK - Sports Briefs Kerr and Stan Leonard of Canada ea me nner i = rape 'Citation’s all-time money winning) The speedy 6-foot Negro last Sa en ee —to decide the issur ere gle rwed record in Saturday's Valley Forge jight couldn't see why he should! burg. 27: Dare New York, | ey Ron Jackson, White Sox aie * " ‘ " m ot. wks - * * "Handicap or the Camden Handi- be jumpy over his first major 8 Lous. 24: Sencendienst, | M- Cault, 2 baseman, and Frank Sullivan, Re Ford and Kroll managed to win Brookis: at Chicago, 1 30 pm. — New cap the following week at Garden jeague game—after all he was New York. 7: cee ona ee Sox pitcher, are the tallest players, : : em: . the second nine 1T-up after. the pniladelphia at LM Lous & pm—Rob- State. Park. ‘ with the Giants spring training. Long. tary snd’ Moon, St. Louis, 5.in the American League. Both| teams ted in the first) Thus the ONO. As REStL Ts . n * ineen- Brookiye, "Zoantn tic 0. mayeiare 6-612. ° United States got 2!z points to 1, Milwaukee (3. 8 nore " Track officials quoted trainer” [~ was the St. Louis Cardinals|New York and Roberts and Pitts: ee hs ba) s 6. € j “be It would have been a flat the of © only games schedu weeks Sunny Jim Fitzsimons as Sayin&)who became nervous when White ware Gi nuwe—Fect. cincinnati, 9;| Pitcher” Bob Lemon of the Cleve- WEDNESDAYS. SCHEDUL "pd fae javenin y THE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY: MAY = = ¥ IGHTEEN . . a Deblnsk Ct of Pure for ‘56 NO KEARNS season tic ket campaign, ‘coach Dublinsky as a result of the hear. judge rules in our favor then it chances Parker said, “We ore ma cody nc ae Editor ‘Budy Parker said that Dublinsky| ing held last month was due May we be a step to stop raiding.” eager to make any trades unless DETROIT-Scratch the familiar indicated he “would not play in| 1, but the judge then decided to wil) 2D be Ge of sale 2 ae Bae es of the Detre it regardless of the judges rule on the case in two weeks, of Tom Tracy who was under simi-|might interest us. are of Petra ‘Vons quarter- decision now pending in an Ontario or about May 15. lar eee to Ottawa of the Canad-| fp, regard to Anderson’s sugges hack possibilities next season. court =< lan) League: ‘tion that the city buy Briggs Sta- At the Lions press and radio Lion president Edwin J, Ander- “This has become strietly a aa “A once ee ae in the dium the Lions prexy said he hoped luncheon, yesterday. kicking off the son said that the decision — on ‘case,’ said _Anderson. “If he Dublinsky case, w ewise be|Detroit would buy the stadium. _ ——-_—--—— a ruling against the Ottawa option’ He indicated that such action by in Tracy's situation,”’ he stated. the city would then spur the pos- However, Anderson said a settle-|sibility of buying the Detroit Tig- ment was expected to be negoti-jers. “The Lions are interested in ated with Ottawa without going to'the Tigers to the extent of raising court, and Tracy will probably be |$250,000 to put into escrow to show playing with the Lions next fail. good faith and intent,” said Ander- Parker then looked over the son Lions picture and saw the biggest Canara manager Nick Kerbawy problem to be Bobby Layne’s arm.'said that Detroit has taken the “We think Reichow, jinitial step in the NFL in shaping as poling line lowa sees A television agreement with CBS) * 4 do a fine job as quarterback, but | ‘which would bring all of the Lions he will need the experienced help | ‘road-games back to Detroit. of Layne,” said Parker, | The Lions, who in 5 years have Along with other leading draft *€em their season ticket sales choices including Howard (Hop-, Jump from 8,685 in 1960 to 36,434 along) Cassady of Ohio, State and, '* 1965, are aiming for goal Don Mcllhenny of SMU. The Lions 37,000° this year, will get some help from Uncle | As of May 1, a total of 27,959 Sam. |season tickets had already been Four veteran players and possi- sold, which according to ticket * Tribe Is on the Spot Agains! Yankees NEW YORK Uw—Confident. cool club was home safe py midseason, powdering the ball, but Joe Col- and composed, the Cleveland In- he sighed lins, Gil McDougald, Andy Carey dians arrived in town for a three- * +f and Billy Margin own a combined | came set with the New York Yan- “Id just like to have the pleas- average of about . 201. Kees a . knowing how it feels,”’ | Still, Senor Al pez doesn’t, * ¢ # iat has the rest of the league seem worried. He has his three The Tribe was squarely on the in a state of desperation is the top pitchers—Early Wynn (paired spot. There is an undercurrent of fact that the Yanks are operating with Tommy Byrne in the opener),| despair in the rest of the Ameri- at almost half power. Mickey Herb Score and Bob Lemon—set) can League at the Yanks’ over- Mantle, Yogi ‘Berra, Hank Bauer for the series, and had kind words | powering strength. The Indians and Moose Skowran all have been for t the rest of his team. | are the-omly contenders they = a haven't bullied. * Secrets of Better Goll oe Casey Stengel’s men browbeat the Boston Red Sox four out of five, then polished off the Chicago White Sox twice Sunday. That, by bly a fifth may be ready for the manager Maurie Schubot “should a process of elimination, leaves 1956 season. Halfback Gene Ged-| the Indians, _ By Patty Berg ‘man has already been released, Detroit drew 311,372 for 6 home | YY |from the grvice with halfback games in 1955 which is an average “Well.” said Stengel before the 18th of a Series will be almost entirely on the left)Yale Lary tackles Oliver of 51,895 for each game. After “ame, “we've seen them all ex- The natural force of your swing foot. and the right hee} will come| Spencer and Jerry Perry due for opening on the road against Green cept Cleveland, and I see no point i send the clubhead following UP from the sand at the comple- discharge late this summer. Full- Bay and Baltimore next Sept. 30 ROOKIE CANDIDATE — in. getting afraid now.” after the ball, Do not detain this tion of your swing. ‘back Jow Bowman is another like- land Oct. 6, the Lions lift the home (pI : paul aber Te The Professor refuses. to be action. A complete ew aaa To review briefly the funda- yt returnee before the season be- ue pepe Gee eel — a Meron ae mre pila ones te ote ane ieaitiae earl Sees ofthe ball from DON'T BE IN A HURRY » Optimistic about the Lions beat. | the year” aoe Oo are 2 eee alten but in reaporise to a laughing the trap, your clubhead will take, TO SEE boi aa LT OF SHOT sending it the ball. Do not be in a rush to see the | result of your shot. If you are, | H can tell you right now you | won't be pleased with it. Stay _ F down with your shot and let the | clubhead follow the ball. Do not * raise, your head or ¢yes until the pac is well on ‘its ~way to the query as to how hed fee! if his ae a ae a sand, Bolt, Balding lest Features PHILADELPHIA \ — Irishman)holder Saturday in the West Coastithrough the first quarter in 59.6) Ron Delany, beaten in the mile|Relays at Fresno, but he doesn't but finished just once, flies back to California |plan another fast getaway. \Bailey and Landy. this week with another kind of | Bailey and Landy both broke the | race in mind for Australian John) Delany whished Savostt well|g minute mile for the first time! Landy. —_ The 20-year-old Villanova esa poten ‘mile at the Los Angeles stride ahead of his countryman f. orth | vent | ee you follow through on the more will meet the world record Coliseum last Ln He sped ° 3:58.6. Delany finished in 4.05.5 [send tap ghot. you will quit oe 7 “That first. quarter was too fore you) compect | tee tall: os lic said vilaneve Coach Jim Elliott, who will accompany De- llany on the trip West. | “He wasn't told to set that pace ‘He's a runner who hangs back and ‘comes up. He was told to go out and get out of the mob, but he U. Sv Pros Hope to must have it pictured in your mind Wrap Up International to swing fo the finish in order to pop the ball up and out of the) Tourney Today ‘trap | | Your follow-through or) be) “P—Tom- equal, in length to your backswing. | Marbles Tourney Finals Moved to Wisner Field tiac State Hospital will also com- FORT WORTH, Tex., ‘An overdose of water has forced z he The club should be swung high. a change in location for the windup pete. ‘kept going ahead.’ 7 oe ae gee | with theshands and arms finishing, of the city-wide marbles tourna-| Champions in Midget and Junior) as tional PGA Matches today as the high and the, head and body ment. divisions will be crowned Saturday. | =) 22 Trophies will be awarded by The the Pontiac Press to the winner and United States seeks to wrap‘up its facing the objective. Load ——_ runner-up in each class. fifth straight Hopkins Trophy. These two shot the hottest golf yesterday in the-four-ball matches which the United States won 5', to 4. Bolt and Gene Littler beat The 9th annua! mibs tourney, Cor sponsored by The Pontiac Press and the Parks and Recreation Department, was originally sched- uled to conclude its activities this: jat Boston,”’ added Elliott, ‘“San-| itee tok the lead at the three- quarter mark. Delany was 30 yards behind at the time. He had Immediately after impact, the | club head follows the flight of | the ball taking plenty of sand as | it does. The head and ¢yes re- Scoring Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE 2 | 3i1) Mawhinney and Murray Tuck-, main down as at the address, Saturday at Crofoot. |won in 4:06.3.% aot Camda : op end) scored | But Crofoot playground ts hid- la eevee & Pay, Baltimore, * 28 6 points. Bolt, could do no wrong] mentals of a good sand 'FaP | den under water, thus Seni | 20 Werte ere pereu. men-| Elliott is counting on Delany on the greens. shet, I think there are only three ing switch of site. Saturday's RUNS—Man New York 21; Yost 'stretching out his initial speed and oo g| fer te bah ba) ote oy = championship finals will now be |Yors. era Bee etion Washing. running his old race. Also, he “If I had putted like that yes-| hg a) oe pied beard te co "| held at Wisner Field starting at ‘SoM, narrep M—Mantle, New York ‘said: “This week the pressure’ terday,”. said the lean Texan, ders and’ open blade. 9 a.m. York, 22 Wash- isn't on him. He's the underdog! it depends on the weights assigned | .m,; ashed a home run his first time!/Thomas, Pittsburgh, 8: whether Nashua will eriter either!at bat then added a double off, Rerscosar'y Cineinnait end missed Sp (enicats land Indians was quite effective . ‘as a pinch hitter in 1955. He made la points each but for a birdie putt by Le New York at Cineimnats 6 pm onard on burgh at Milwaukee 9 pom the final Pr Brevik) at Chicago. | Ww pr N een ae Priadetua as St Louts, & pin race the right-field screen and a single eros = Ld cert! oF slant a ees] four hits in 1Q-appearances for a for a 3-for-4 evening thed with 2 , - 400 aversee. ba) * * * PITCHING—Lawrence, Cincinnati, 7 A A ‘1.000; Freeman. Sree pried aa 1} DiM a5 home r ‘are i 7 Joll Milwaukee ever niladeiph oe iMaggio average fo home It appeared the youngster. in ay. eld ek fefy ie leila sa ‘" his fourth season in organized 29, 1: we-atucn et a runs @ i) n HS m 3. “STRIKEOUTS—Mizel!, st suis. 24. v baseball, had taken a long stride p..0l4. Pittsburgh. 21; Jones, Chicago. Alescedn (nie ATi homers toward establishing himself as the) ah :, craig, ‘eimai Coe Ted Kluszewski hit om 8, : m a Giants first baseman. ne Apa 16 and 25 doubles in 1955. ‘Puts ‘House’ in Order has accepted this thing (probation and Rose Bowl ban) and the way \they are proceeding.” | COL UMBUS, Ohio uf — Ohio concerned to live within the rules, ‘| ‘State. University, placed on al greeted the edict handed down by, year's probation recently for in-|Western Conference Commission- fractions of the Big ‘10 athletic er Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson. | * « @ code, is moving quietly to put its! Wilson, who addressed some President Howard Bevis said the house in ener | 1,000 high school coaches on the university had swallowed its me- * 8 ‘campus last weekend at a banquet dicine, was determined to live Dignified ne of the pen- sponsored by the university, saidiwithin the rules, and would be alty. and solemn Promises | by allihe “admired the way Ohio State heard from within the rules. | Athletic Director Dick Larkins, Old Timers Enjoy Part ‘+n a letter mailed to alumni. ex- Old Timers’ Baseball | Prominent sports figures from iplained the reasons for the proba- \tion, said Wilson had conducted a Pontiac eee 4 iati oned 1956 activities Detroit an ‘ole as well as associawion Opes |from the Pontiac area were among. ‘long, thorough and fair investiga- tion. during the last weekend with a; em Bob sist in this investigation by being banquet. Held in the VFW hall ‘Calshan and ‘Lord ee the honest and truthful, and at no time here, the affair proved highly in- U. of D.; Al Mueller, Jim Smart|have resorted to covering up the terseting. The hall was filled to! ond Ed Decker of the Toledo IN facts,” Larkins said. capacity, Paul Parks, chairman, | lteam: Ace Lee, Jack Moran, =| Larkins termed t reported, ahd he added that the! troit; Gene Bone, Ted Reaver,|‘sewere without question,”’ gathering was ‘a fine tribute to Caries Irish (city féderation added: : the high interest shown in old-| (13.4). Bill Latozas and Len Buzz.| timers’ activities.’ _ |Joe Carry of the local recrniting| Major R. G. Savage of St. |service showed films of the last/strive diligently in the conference. Thomas, Ont. was'a fine toast- | Army-Navy grid battle. icireles for 4 set of more realistic master, and the crowd enjoyed | Bud Leslie of the Pontiac OT rules under which we can operate the ‘talk by former Tiger ace |team recived a trophy as the most more practically and with less ‘lefty’ Dix Trout, join the Old Timers’ ranks him- (ed the Ladies Auxilliary self this summer. Diz, it was providing the dinner. stated, will be a hurler for the | The OT International will meet established | a penalty as but e 8 @ “It gives us an opportunity to, thirid, basketball, tennis, swimming,, diving and became known as the greatest of women golfers. | She also holds the girls’ mark for throwing a another, the high jump. She excelled at every- 296 feet. Her fight againsf tancer has become a national concern ‘ % OS of GREATEST WOMAN ATHLETE — Mrs. Babe Didtikson Zaharias, established as one of the world’s greatest woman athletes is fighting ‘the greatest battle of fier dife agafhst cancer . The Bidbe = eS of Beaumory. Tex . in T9802 to -win hase ball law and order. two Olym harmpionships. the W-meter hurgles ada to be di: quaihied after taxing , Timers’ Interatiqnal League. ‘and other matters. imen on our squads.” & tw x,t Don Blasingame Delany Plans ‘Different’ Race Next Time "¢ ms third behind Jim) ahead in the first quarter of the|i, the United States, Bailey a tion of a rider attached to the economic cold war now “When he beat Santee indoors in Soviet way. Money is no object in Russia with the state Knights of Columbus Games openly picking up all tabs on a year-round basis. * ‘a sprint similar to Bailey's and the minimum requirement needed for the round trip to the nation’s leading companies, employing about 20,000, . committee for each pox top and wrapper of 12 of its Skippers tO pay our Olympic freight. Just one wrapper tossed 76. Dale into a designated place and a dime is on its way to help and Bill pay for the trip of Melbourne. * “We have done our utmost to as-| who will (active in 1955. Gifts were present-| hypocrisy. It will enable us to gear | 2- pounder, was taken Sunday on for our problem of unearned financial/a night crawler lure. ‘aid in “conformity with, not only, Maceday lake. from the bank. Detroit Old Timers, in the Otd |May 26, jn Toledo to talk schedule standards of de¢ency to the young only AP Wirephote organization the third year in a row. Blasingame is talking to Wally Moon (right), who won the honor in 1954 and Bill Virdon the 1955 winner. ie PGS —— ae Our Olympic athletes are being forced into the posi- flaring on all fronts. If the U. S. team, which has always made a strong showing in the overall point rating since revival of the ancient festival in 1896, should falter this time, it is safe to assume the Red propaganda mill will seize the occasion in pursuit of its interests. From all reports, this is a distinct possibility. The problems we have in holding trials, assembling athletes, providing first grade equipment and trans- portation, are tremendous when compared. with the * * * Here the U.S. Olympic committee has a perpetual problem—adequate financing. An estimated $800,000 is ‘Melbourne. I concur that in a democracy it is not the task of the government to subsidize athletic teams, regard- less of the importance of the. project. Our team represents the U.S.A., but it is put into motion and it functions strictly as a result of the people behind it. All of which brought me to a luncheon yesterday and a perfect example of capitalism in action. One of disclosed it would contribute {0 cents to the Olympic products. The box tops (please don't tear off the head of your neighborhood grocer) can be deposited in hands display bins in stores across the nation. The potential of such an offer is tremendous. Every man, woman and child has the opportunity of ‘helping x *« * Merchandising experts contend a million wrappers easily may result from this brilliant promotion and if that. figure is attained our Olympic group will net a check for $100,000. What's most important, a major part of the fund- raising work will have been accomplished with the direct help of people throughout the land. That.a respected concern chose to devote a major part of its promotional campaign to helping the sports proj- ect is the perfect illustration and the perfect example of countering the Soviet way of-doing things. This is democracy and athletics working together in a happy capitalistic society. ‘Hurls 3 No-Hitters. Majors Seek Young Father . ASBURY PARK, N.J. P—An 18-/ball world in an uproar and ma- year-old father of two childrep has ‘jor league baseball scouts ina the New Jersey high school base- sweat .to sign him. —- * * * He’s Lee Owen, a righthander « |who has pitched three no-hitters ifor Asbury Park High School and allowéd a total of only ‘nine hits - land foyr runs in six games. Scouts iof the New York Giants, Cleve- land- Indians, Milwaukee Braves, |Philadelphia_ Phillies, Cincinnati jReds, Pittsburgh Pirates and Kan 'sas City Athletics have looked him jover in the past month, althouch they can't sign him until he grad- uates in June. | * * +. | Owen is understandably mooie ‘anxious than most high school \pitching phenoms to make the ma- jors, and in a hurry, ‘| “College would probably be best for me, but I just couldn't go un- less I had a scholarship which would let me take my family along and schools just don:t give them out to baseball players,’ he said. “I'm going to try to make the majors.” Pontiae Press Pheto RAINBOW-1Proot that Oakland: |County’s waters produce some nice trout is seen in the above picture of J. T. Perkins of 7650 Bridge road, Clarkston. The rainbow, a WEST SIDE SENIOR HOUSE (Final Standings) Pts. Pie beautifully colored 1%inch, near Slater's 8) Sylvan Center 63 Huron Bowl 7 Tru-Bilt 60 Oakland Cosa bi | gf Rec - 59 Pa Dick & Wes 70 keland Hte sir fished in Picts Mkt. % 69 Blue Cleaners 8 “It Triple X “ Late ces 4 4 9 “ora » t but ' was’ my biggest j trou and He Morse nxt 4 Pontiac Ciear ai w the y', sale \ hah k Le aoe: Season highe Poster 280 Preeman 115 Perkins. _ Heyron Bow! 1099 — 3098 ’ % Sc 956) PONTI AC PRESS. TUESDAY, MAY 8.1956 a Ex-PHS Stor Kept in Shape~ While in Army Back in circulation again after a tour of duty with ce U. S. Air Force in Germany, Walter Beach, . former PHS athletic star is hoping to get into college sports after) clearing up some credits in : summer course, Walt came home last wok from three years in Germany with air force security units. He was last stationed at Lands- berg, Bavaria, where his unit cage team, the Bavarian Hat- ters, wen the area title, but couldn't make a tour of the state- side , world-wide - tourney, He. played a guard. — Beach engaged in football! with the Bremerhaven Blue Devils as a left halfback. A Valley dash champion in high school, his best time overseas was 10.3 for the 100 meters, Walt also ran the 220) and was on the 6910th Security Organization's half mile and med- ley relay teams. Walt hopes to enter State in the fall. Lake Trout Decline Pinned fo Lamprey WASHINGTON (” — The decline in Lake Michigan trout has been pinned anew on the sea lamphrey. This time, the fish and wild- Michigan life services says, a new and | different study did it. The study was aimed at finding| out whether the sea. lamphrey, the destruction of young trout by the | use of small-mesh nets by chub| fishermen, or the near or complete | failure of natural reproduction caused the fishery to plunge from! million} 4 pounds | an annual catch of 6'3 pounds in 1346 to a mere 3 in 1955. > - Paul H. Eschmeyer, ologist, made the study. Bruins Buy Center From Toronto Club BOSTON \—The Boston Bruins’ League | have purchased Jack Caffery, a' of the National Hockey 6-1, 170-pound center from the To- ronto Maple Leafs. Caffery, who will be 22 in July, was sidelined by sickness: and in- juries most of last season while with Toronto's American Hockey| Pittsburgh. He! League farm in registered 15 goals and 11 assists with the same-club in the 1954-35 CaSO Clarkston 9 Practices The Clarkston Tri-County at 6 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m. ‘on the Clarkston High School dia- mond. Hoily will meet the County nine Sunday afternoon at the same field. Game time & is2p m. as The only gasoline that meets new higher premium octane standards and sells at regular gas price! We recently invit motive engineers to t service bi-, base- | bal] team will practice Wednesday | Pitching By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS George Zuverink, the guy no- body wanted, right now is the No. 1 relief pitcher in the American League, getting the job done al- most on a daily basis for the Bal- timore Orioles who can hardly do \a thing without him. . x * * The 29-year-old righthander, who « in his 11-year career has failed to! hang on with Cleveland, Cincin- nati and Detroit and who wound -;up in semipro ball as a free agent after his first year in the minors, has strolled in from the bullpen in’ 12 of Baltimore’s 20 games this! season. And of the nine -games the Birds have won to date, he's’ saved six and won two. ° = * * * Zuverink, purchased in despera- tion from Detroit last July, was called upon for the third time in? two days last night and with two jpitches snapped off a Tiger rally' and picked up a 43 victory that lifted Baltimore into sixth place while reducing his earned run av-| erage to a nifty 1.50. Pitching was the pass word ‘in: ithe other three games played in Spotighted in Mar Tits the majors yesterday; In the beak Brooklyn 3-1 gn six hits to Daniel, Gordon Hoare and ‘Jackie! Buhl. now 2.0 had the help of American, Tom Brower auc outiretain the Braves’ slim hold on ‘Collum, smacked the New York! two killing dotibleplays while nine and cut-off Cleveland-on four’ first place, and St. Louis, helped: Giants 63 to tie idle Cincinnati dumping the champion Brooks ‘to hits in a 5-1 Boston victory. -In the by ‘a weird five-run inning~and for second place. ‘their third straight defeat. Del National, Milwaskee's Bob Buhl dandy reliet bite hing by Lindy Mc- s * » | Crandall drove in two runs and ee Brewer won his third against Hank Aaron homered as Carl Ers- ‘Kine lost his second. me defeat. by granti ng Ch ane Milford Heavy Favorite 2 ecco! me | |He retired the first 16 men in| Three. singles, two of in Wayne- Oakland Meet lorder, striking out seven, while bunts, three walks, a hit batsman, them ithe Red Sox were pasting Mike a wild pitch and a sacrifice fly Garcia for 11 hits and four runs , The Wayne -Oakland League year's league meet, amassing a4 ive trames. Billy Goodman sin | rousht the Sands exe behind as jtrack and field meet will be held points~to outdistance ‘the Wolves gled’ and tripled for the Bostons| |starter-loser Windy McCall, Hoyt tonight at Milford, with the chost by a wide margin. 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Huron St. peat as champions. scorer for the Redskins, but the Russ Gabier’s thinclads have Squad is characterized by sound raced to easy victories over league balance. foes in dual meets this spring and Tonight's preliminaries get un-| there is nothing to indicate that der- way at 6:30 pm., with the the picture will change when the finals immediately following. six-team loop assembles tonight Clarkston, last year’s runner- Softball Practice up, and West Bleomfield are ex- pected te furnish the stiffest op- position, with Brighton a possible “dark horse.” Holly and Clar- enceville are afforded little | chance. Milford ran away with Biggest Trade-In. Allowance Practice sessions have been ar-, ranged for tonight and Wednesday for Pontiac Elks softball team. Both are set for 5:30 o'clock. Tonight's workout will-be held at Webster Field. Tomorrow, the club Eo drills on the North Side field, | s Stislying Fla, in this nationally advertised beer -.. 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CHECK ACCIDENTS “F poan mars | _ SIZE as OF ALL 48 STATES PLUS 6.00-16 recanaule CANADA AND MEXICO tire nient Pocket Size. | Scoonscoontit of Redo | } >) Sorrel Car-Dote Pages. 6.70-15 and your $ oo DOWN ean Helpful Travel Tips. a recappoble — us PUTS ANY FIRESTONE TIRE ON YOUR CAR ata ey peers Meena eae ae mer 146 v Huron St.- FE 2 9251 M0 N Saginaw st. - FE 5-2620 i I: . a nal elie Fe Te a. ley ow : I oe # te es 5 ] 7 * plea, pee bs “ * : a 1a Fi a taal tan ant * Pi a a, PE eo ae Serre ae ais r q oh { ' ; S 5 : 4 i : ‘ i i 5 | fj t. ; jeten ee ) 7 ' : ' ; / . now : we n : | “ITE PONTIAC PRESS, TUESDAY, MAY & 1956 a4 eB NS . a ait ‘ ‘ 6 Tot “ ' i r “4 i ee | SD: Y. MA 8 1956 . in THREE... a eae ‘ x : ’ - 1s ne 4 . i. ; Bob Considine Says: ; : | ) | seasssseeorag > Your Rock Really Started | omething, Ug — ; 4 es ee A rop ABOARD USS MOUNT Me KIN- veniences, a kind of suitcase is. Some body find me a -bigger from something we eall an air- explosions. It takes pictures: at a ‘Or LEY OFF ENIWETOK PROVING handle to attach to bhort-! haired, reck." plane—which you also woulda’l pate of 3!y million. frames per GROUND tINSi—An open letter to oie the better to drag them None of his constituents -had believe. : second. al . | : se . , : ome. . 7 ; : UG. (Editor’s note: UG, an old - A Ne A ever heard of wah but ‘they were When you hit Huk, Ug, you said The man who explained it to us i, WEEK- LONG 1 friend of the author, was born in) There never was no trouble with all for it. You got clobbered with Something that vave you your apologized. He said~ there was 212 o% a we the year 1,715,000 before Christ long-haird babes, natch, and hadn't that bigger and better rock in name. You said “Ug.” It was the now 0 St) earnings ‘ ee y) + / and lived to the ripe old age of,been for million or two years. what will always be. remembered nly ae es eae ee frames per second. “4 CPL eu CLLIE he . vou ouidn ft elLEVE we alter "ines They eall it a hydrogen bomb : ‘ ‘ — this specialized SL.JOSEPH ies melo ums een ae 5 < You had everything, Ug. and a you did. You know the rest." and everybody wants one since Well, Ug, they were showing — tablet is made to 7 CHILDREN : : : Flint | lot more than some of them bums He went back te his cavé and some Russian plug ugly mamed us ’a camera the other day which needa. Fry it today! FOR = — in oe ACRE caves. You had grunted as follows: “This means Khrushchev announced they got (was built to photograph the first Words largest Selling Aspirin for Children | ° ; eee ee ‘invented the last word in egn- wah. Ah fate, ah, but here it one so neat it can be drepped mewling microseconds of H-rocks : . : | l | R . = tg id ss ral KESUMES . : Involved Optometrist Asked Delay in August : on Illness Excuse | MASON i® — A slate optometry board official who testified he wit-| : nessed Benjamin D. Ritholz in the | act of giving a bribe returned to the stand fer defense questioning | today in Bh bribery trial. | s Dr. Chauncey J. Hewe Jr., Hills- | 5 dale, board secretary-treasurer, swore Monday in Circuit Court! that Ritholz, Chicago, president of | the King Optical Co., passed three $100 bills to Dr. Julien Feiler. | Flint, in a Lansing hote} room last _ Aug. 8. | Ritholz told himself, Feiler and — Dr. Clare L. Grigware of Grand | 6 Rapids, a third board member, | Howe said, that the sum was to “bind the bargain" made earlier | for a $6,000 payoff. The trial, delayed because of | the defendant's illness, began Mon- | day before Judge Philip A. Hadsell | of Niles. It is expected to last two) weeks or longer. Howe testified the money was offered: to board members to — “wash out” a complaint then pending -before it against Edwin | L. Sanchik, a Lansing optome- trist. A board inspector had filed the complaint, alleging that Sanchik engaged in “‘unprofessional’’ con- duct by acting as a ‘‘steerer” and | referring persons who came to him for eye examinations to the King Company's Lansing office for | purchase of the optical equipment New Lightweight Champs —best-dressed trucks on the road! * NEW ’56 CHEVROLET prescribed. The King firm operates in 17 states. : : “TASK°FORCE TRUCKS® The board subsequently upheld the complaint against Sanchik. He took the case into court and it still is on appeal. Fa | i ee UM Agrees Augen! A MODERN V8 FOR EVERY MODEL! aN ARBOR ‘P re A MODERN MODEL FOR EVERY JOB! pay 18 per cent of ot ‘ire, e New Heavyweight Cha : operating the Ann Arbor fire, de on het ey ian rial Whether you deliver flowers or haul eight- yard loads of gravel, there’s a new Chevrolet The agreement, a university of-| ficial said, would give the city of Ann Arbor an additional $60,000.a year for its fife department. The agreement was reached through negotiations between a committee representing the Ann Arbor City Council and the Uni- versity of Michigan’s Board of Re- gents. The agreement still must be approved by city council Task-Force truck to do your job in record time and at rock-bottom cost! ee Champs of : —— ek a | every weight class! Granger and Simmons | Pass Citizenship Test - LOS ANGELES uP— Stewart Granger and his wife Jean Sim- mons, British film. players, have passed their final test for U.S’ _citizenship. “We are also looking forward to welcoming another American citi- zen in a few months—our first) child,” the couple said. They will receive their citizen ship papers at a court hearing” the date to be act SA. _- Bakeries Merge IRON RIVER wp — Jack Noling berg, manager of the Nolingberg : : ? ai "eo « Baking Co..of dren River, an High powered v8 s New, wider range of models— nounced Monday the, merger of standard in heavy-duty jobs! rated up to 32,000 lbs. G.V.W.! is firm with the Hoyvler & Baur Baking Co. of Escanaba Noling : ras ™ berg will continue to operate as Short-stroke V&8's are standard equipment in all Pickups. panels, stakes. heavyweights rated up to ircagel of the Escanalis Bakery new heavyweights and Low Cab Forward truck §0.000 Ibs. G-C.W. with new Triple-Torque tan . oan ase US Slag models. For example. m 96000 and 10000 series dems—we've got the right model for your job with trucks, you get Chevrolet's big new 322-cu.in. the most modern features money can buy. Come in America has about 54 million Loadmaster V&—brand new for “S6! The Task- and find out about High-Level ventilation. con- families acter WR ; . F - master V8 is.standard in other L.C.F. ahd heavy- cealed Safety Steps. Ball-Gear Stecring. new Pow- New Middleweight Champs with powerhouse V8’s and 6’s! % Ady erti ! als 10 aie r 7 ' : s _ (Advertisement) duty models. In lightweights and most middle- ermatic Drive+features that mark Chevrolet trucks, STOP SCALP weights, V8's are extra-cost optigns. ‘by far your best buy! | i [- a Anything less is an old-fashioned truck! . , _ Drive with care... EVERYWHERE! Glover's M Medieine fi pte ghey yotnyies === jo = MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES, INC. a lover's 60 h is gone. oar becany ron expan sepa: worecsipcan | Mange M - hall éroggiass, Mone Money back Fiarenies f ; “ Mange lodicine py — then ; . ; You'll see and feel your hair and : sees recusayiaice. | 7 34 Mill St. and 211 S. Saginaw St. 7 Pontiac, Michigan / sinainai arr - eT narod pe ee ; ot 2 ‘t thie a LA . THE PONT! AC PRESS, "TUESDAY, 3 seed a MAY 8. 1956" 3 pune UVER Grains Rally ~ After Sell- Off | MARKETS [Stocks Display Produce | DETROIT PRODUCE DETROIT, May u Aeeditepelved following | locally grown pro- rought to the Farmers’ CHICAGO w— Grains sou off peo and sold-by them in wholesale early in moderately active dealings | on the Board of Trade today, losses by: running to around a -cent before op lots. peg? Saturday were: | PRUITS— Ai Delictous, fancy, 6,00 No. 1, 3. 0 50 bu; Ratt Jonathon, faney, 450 bu; No , 3.25- 3. 15 bu, Sey McIntosh, fener ois bu; No. 1, arkets by’ Irregular Look jsomewhat lower appearance today. in early dealings. NEW YORK &—The stock mar-) oo Ket presented an irregular and Many leading issues were off 1) Church Sniper ls Hospitalized ‘1 Am Against Nobody,’ Suspect Says, .Giving ‘V' Finger Sign lof Possum Brood error in selecting a home for her Dead’ Battery Saves the Lives SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. wy —j Mother Opossum made a slight 'brood of five, but they all came out alk rene * She gathered some straw and Troy Scouts Clear $25 TROY — Troy Boy Scouts of Troop. T-2 ‘cleared over $25 profit. on their recent pancake supper, it, was announced today. Planning Card Party ORTONVILLE —.Ortonville OFS! 286 wil hold the third in a series of public card parties at 8 p.m. Friday in the Masonic Temple. ‘Screw Threads Topic of Speaker at Dinner’ Russell F, Holmes, chairman of |the General Motors Screw Threads sub-committee, will be the speaker for the American Society of Tool =" Engineers, Pontiac Chapter 69,- at. jits:¥ p. m. meeting May 17. The dinner session will be held at the Elks Temple, and Holmes will sifeak on “Screw Threads.”’ 3.50 bu; apples. Northers Spy, fancy, ues An unem- ] e = * Anvoots lifted the hood, 90 50-Ib bag. eg scat Frank S. Hogan yesterday. aggressive demand. Radishes, meehense. ne.jing. Aircrafts were unchanged to) - | teen | Sava later told reporters he had| onthe! tt 500 bu; No. 1, 378-425 b i ae re we: : EW YORK w — : ss : j : ne market stablized and staged a Bhai re meal cacy 6 ba: Mod jto 2 points and there were a few 2 0 t dmite 6 made a bed atop the engine of Mrs, Wilmer Kilbourn is chairman| It has been proved by radio- small rally. '3.78-4.25 bu, gainers up that much. Minus signs ployed handyman who admits fir- Sealy : . . t ; : Roberty J. Anvoots’ automobile, |of the event. iactive chemicals that fish actually _ A 4 5 MORTAR ES BMIBC bess nears, dominated the list. ing a volley of shots that killed For ‘two weeks Anvoots didn't Se een said aie Selling eoty represented a con- 1, 175-225 bu. Celery root, No. 1, 1.00-| The steels, motors and oils were: lone worshiper wounded five! ne Y ae ine : tinuation of the | 50 doz. behs. Chives, No. 1, 1.50-1 etive and | ; ils, re lothers outside a Romanian church) “3° the auto. Yesterday he got in, of the liquidation which qoz. bens. Horseradish. No. 1, 175-225 active and mostly lower. Oils, re- | stepped on the starter, but heard E cropped up toward the finish of the Pk. bskt. Leeks, No. 1, 1.50-2.00 dot.'cently quite strong, were hit. by, has been sent to Bellevue Hospi-|" ; an’ behs. Onions, N6: 1, .75-1.35 50 lb. bag.;, : : ci i tall foe (mental cheervatl only a click. The battery didn’t previoug session, It had some in- onions, green. No. i, 15-85 doz. behs. profit-taking at the start. tai tor mental observation. ‘lturn over the engine. It had a ; fluence on price levels in view of rion sete Met ee, bu. Pots.) Railroads were higher on bal- Romanian-born Todurchi Sava.) 4 cell . the absence of any news to stir up toes, ‘fancy. 20G 50-Ib. bag: No. 1, 1.70-,ance with good plus signs appear-| 61, surrendered to Dist. Atty. . rs Wi . 190 = house, fancy, 90 5-lb. box; No. 1, 65-/ higher. The chemicals were mixed ; Wheat near the end of the first! I"so-7'so ‘gor. ‘behs, Rutabagas, No, | High-priced Union Pacific sprint- fired the shots, adding: ithe possums resting comfortably Our ; . hour was unchanged to %4 lower, 125-150 bu. Turnip, topped, No. 1, 200) ed away on its own rally with a Oo. | “But I wanted to scare, I didn’t) ° the straw nest. If the battery ° May $2.25%%; corn & lower to $s 799°! soo. is eo-t600 30-doe case gain that ran to around 4 points, PATRICIA J. PARMENTER ‘want to hit.” had done its work the straw would) , : higher, May $1.52'4; oats un. medium, 1300-1400 small, 9.00-1100. | festa Machine was up between! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parmen- NO EVIDENCE have been set afire ie ere | ; : changed to 44 lower, May 65%4; rye TackkeGas ‘1 and 2 points, and Long-Bell ter of Drayton’ Plains announce} — Anvoots turtied over’ the opos- + Monthl Pa ments.. M4 to %4 lower, May $1.2642: soy- ueree . ‘Lumber had a similar gain. the engagement of their daughter ‘ Sava was arraigned before Mag- sums to the animal shelter. y y : DETROIT May 17 {APi—Eggs. fob ; beans 12 lower to-2 cents higher » Detroit, cases included, federal-state’ Studebaker-Packard, yesterday's L de May $3.23", and lard 5 to 10 cerits crades: Grade A jumbo 47-49 weigated Most active issue up 1, opened to- a hundred pounds lower, May average 47's: extra large 47: large 41':- day on 5,000 shares off *« at 8% Patricia Joan, to Stan Larkin, the istrate Anthony M. Livoti on son of Mr. rad Mrs. Leo Larkin,/charges of homicide and felonious! also of Drayton Plains. No date @8sault. Later he was sent to Belle- Like Rent | Edison Head Reports 4 344; dl 39-404 4 "ie tJ $13.50. jo: smal'33-34' wid ave 32%. o's Grade B and then lost a little more. Thejhas been set for the wedding. Vue: * Prompt Service Improved crop prospects con- eae wns—Grade_A larce 42-43 wtd ave Stock has been under the influ- ee Hogan said there was no evi- ‘56 Profits Hi her . ; tinued to be the underlying factor 43, medium 39. Grade B large 40. Grade ence of rumors and denials for| dence that Sava intended to in early easiness of new crop, Cc ares 34-36 wtd avg 3542 Ks whegt. An Agriculture Department’ 343-35 wtd avg 54% Commercially graded- ‘shoot any particular person in the throng outside St. Dumitru’s Ro- | some time. Royal Dutch petroleum opened | News in Brief - | + Long Time to Pay NEW YORK w—Profits of De- . be-41. m™ +32 = ‘“ : j crop report is due Thursday and g,wolSp—Grace & jaree f0le-4l: me; 000 shares off 14 at 110, aud 'manian Orthodox Church Saturday troit Edison Co. will be substan - ! may showan increase in the winter , Browns—Grade A large 40-41: medium iether blocks were US. Steel] Billie O, White, 21, of 292 Seward | night. Hogan also said there was “lly higher” this year’ than last, : ¥ Low Rates . i ‘2-354a; small 30. Grade B large 37- some other bioe - it was redicted yesterday by wheat estimate from a month ago. te b Market steady. Bome de-(2-200 off % at 59%, Reynolds St. ~yesterday was fined $50 and no conspiracy or “international in- y as ; ~ e Oi e-| > ; : " - “ dj CHICAGO GRAIN preake uated in receipts, heeeyee offer-| Metals 1,000 ott 1ho a 76, Al- jailed two days. He had pleaded trigue”’ involved, Walker ae president, in a re ¥ L | | tit ti BURES) EO 0 AP) Open 'nes of all grades fully ample to satisfy ||) Cc 4.500 off 's at 104, guilty before Pontiac Municipal | * * «© port to stockholders, oca ns ution toda -trade requirements of an improved ais. eghany Corp. 4,. off ‘s 4 i ; At the same time, Cisle aid May ... 652, ‘tlbutive demand. Undertone firm ‘Gene ‘ral Motors 4,000 off 4s at 44's, , Judge Cecil McCallum to a charge| Princess Ileana of Romania was _the same time, Cpster said. . : a July ....1. » 614 ee othle : a, ‘of reckless driving. ‘among the worshipers at the East-/¢@rnings as measured on a per) ~~ Sept nd 9 CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS ‘and Bethlehem Stee] 1,000 off 1% ‘i gt et a sh basis will lower, but by ‘ Dd ale 3 1 ern Orthodox Easter ser\ are basis will be lower, but by : ecuc ng nteres ive CAT CHICAGO, May 8 ‘AP) — Chicago at 5b. A $100 fine yesterday was paid : > th {i cent. Tt 5 se Mat _ 1.26* mrercanthle exchange: Butter irregular; The market yesterday was ~ REAL DEMOC no more than four per cent. we : fare See ag 2 receipts 1,176.000 holesale buying . ee ” by Clifford Cummings, 31, of o4 ad EMOCRAT reason: an 1] per cent gain in the Se- LJ Bept "i> ] Fg prices unchanged to W, lower, 93 score regular most of the day and nos Bivd., who pleaded guil-| Sava told rters he “did it Dee T! pga, AA 50: 92 A 69 99 B 565. 89 C 55.75.» ally turned down at the close! .” eava tc reporters he id it'number of shares outstanding. : ‘cars 90 B 57, 89 C 565. ine ¢ ity to a charge of driving while/for America.” ~ : Lard— : - selloff. ‘The : Cisler reported sales of indus-| duly 1685 | eies once enna me share as a result of a late selio under the influence of liquor.) Holding his fingers in V for trial re 1 Ww H s 4 Sept is $0 ee Ab eee Mise 78 ioar tera ead Associated Press average of “| Pontiac Municipal Judge Cecil Me- g 8 ae a r\ tria power in the first four months 5 est aren .—FE 4-0561 over A 40. 60-699 per cent A 40 mixed’ stocks was down 90 cents —— _ a fe re } oe bee sign, ae said he had nev-|of this year were 8 per cent ahead| —————— we mediums 38. U.S standards 39: dir-)* : ‘ a * We . -ler on oa Communis " i Studebaker Plans Dealer ties 37: cheeks 36: current reecipts 385 $190.40. . peal (democrat! inist_ and was sal pane 1955. — de- ; * ‘ : Pleading guilty to a charge of pis ores spite a 20 per cent decrease in De- . . ty Driveaway Show May 13 CHICAGO POTATOES New York Stocks ering while his operator's license I did not want to shoot any-/troit's automobile production. 714 Communi Nat'l] ‘ =<} HICAGO May 7 (AP)—Potatoes Ar- svoked. Charles L. Cone, 18, =e body. he said. “I am against no- ; SOUTH BEND, Ind. &—Filteen risa old start’ ai: on trace 10b total seraiie quatiions: ele US aD se ty.” = as 5 Bank Building hundred Studebaker dealers and aia rai Peptic tal|| = abe rate Moraine _ /of 5045 Cheyenne St. yesterday be “| The church w arden Vasila Cu- U.S. Steel Estimates Cost - factory field officials will drive erate, market slightly stronger, carlot Admiral 193 Kelsey Hayes 326 gan a two-day jail sentence. He| | enor trac les old stock Washed, 100 Ib Air Redt 465 Kennecott 131 — : cula, 66, was killed in the of Growth at $5 Billion. - = - away 1,200 cars and ae ks from cacks Wah russets 3 wate 435: Allied" Chem 1314 Kimb Clk, ats also we ine = adel Mu-|, | $ Phone FE 4 1568 9 . “ne ay 15 onta: rv i t ‘ resg pac . | CIN i Seed. | _ - ages ee | i ley Pontiacs Waited and Genes. 550 aie Chaim 1 Y Kroger “ nicipal ge eci AUDA | 1 eels uni y = tee e i bh} 1€ arges agewmer drive-- New stock arrivals 60; on track 97: sup-|Alum Ltd ., 131 LOF Glass | ~wlders oO hitec ates otee Seen ne ‘ plies moderate, demand good, market Alcoa . 18 Lib McNal 16 A two-day jail term and a $10 ae away” in the auto industry in firm on best stock, earlot. track sales Am Alrline 236 Ligg & My 681’ tine were eed yesterday by, usiness 0 es ie were told yesterday that the several years, and will be the’ new stock 100 Ib sacks. Alabama Tri-/ am Can 44 Lockh « Aire 491 | big company during the next 10. : snc Bes ber P Studebak umphs $625, California long whites 5.60-/Am Cyan 124 Loew's =e Pontiac Municipal Judge Cecil . . . i ell greatest number o tudebaker-5 15. Plorida Sebagos 525. 50 Ib sacks’ Am Gas & El S71 Lone 8 Chem . 7 McCallum in sentencing Robert H.| The promotion of &. A. Forward years faces an annual bill of 500 vehicles to leave South Bend Fleradia round reds 3.00-3 8) Sel eee ty Fe TR ie H i a1. of 12 re Kinley St ito manager of the-purchasing ad- Millon dollars for expansion. ; ; - > | ON" : iT h ae * * plants in any single day in the Am N Gas. 663 Mack Tre 1 lineal pleaded guilty to driving ™inistration depaftinent of the! Atdressing 871-“*big’ steel” share- Richard H. DeWitt Donald E. Hansen last six years, Poultry a tine oa Mate Gl. 388 , Ford Motor Trac- holders at the annual meeting in : a fam Smelt 4 May Der tee) while his crecsices license was the Stevens Institute of Technology py a aed mon. PE S088 : aan DETROIT POULTRY Am Tel & Tel 1817 Mega ty .”” g1.4 revoked, ter and apie the. Accident | Fire I Ford Declares Dividend DETROIT May 7 IAP: Prices paid Am Tob “03 Merce ye ment Division. fieldhouse, Blough said the com- ecident Insurance re insurance r #] t t r cose ‘ orge i Y — ite poultry up to loam Anse Co ars Mergen Line. 222° City police are seeking a mind. has been an. Pany ie have to expand its | Automobile Insurance Life Insurance + 4 DETROIT — Directors of the ipLight pe hens 20. capopeties 4-414 Anac Wa C - 782 tonsan Ch . 434 ing bicycle which was taken from) nounced by offi-/C@Pacity by a million tons a year} Liability Insurance Plate Glass iaperancel M y . . > wart stacr hs 2 a 2 4 - 0 , vee : = 4 . ‘ Ford Motor Co. yesterday de- comment’ Market quiet and receipts Armour & Co 226 Mont Ward. . 8% cW7 California Street sometime be- cials of the Bir. fof 10 years to help meet the steel Burglary Insurance Bonds—All Types 4 clared a dividend of 60 cents a very light consisting of a few loads of Arms Ck - 33:4 tetor Wheel. 26.1\tween Satursd: yht ¢ Sunday oso of the nation. i caponettes and ijight type mene Demand Atchison 168 2 Motor wo . tween Satursday night and Sun ay mingham firm, share on the company’s outstand- P of © 6@1@ Motorola .. 464 ines) ite A | . But, he declared, a substantial i , . ae fair in early SOS 1 Cst Gin Mueller Br ., 364 Morning. The bike was valued at A resident of ing stock, payable June 13, 1956, to = a ute Ma Murray Cp .. 412 $48 , ipart of the company's profits’ a / ; = c o} . - ; i stockholders of record May 17. 0c CHIC Aco rocirey Halt & Ohio sz Nat Bic | 386 Allen Park, For-'which would. normally finance this Music produces a kind of pleaaure which human nature ‘ Bs 5 oHIC ’ ‘— a a c ae a a ‘ » 1996 hoe : x the second 60-cent ee ee scons a9. Varidsy Reequet “ Mt Nat Dairy . AP al eal Leta jail and needs. ward was for- expansion are ‘phantom profits, t de without.” —Conlucius ) ' Wal .@ J2T coops, $8,000 Ibs: fat i 1 o 7 5a Nat Gyps eee OF. - , 5 dividend declared by Ford elle. anenaneed to : coal hig Bee S highs eas Lda pda i sy Nat Seed . 102.6 pat $ or MA 5 on merly superv isor eaten uP ‘by inflation, almost be its stock po on public: sale in 185-195. brotlers or fryers 24 old roost- Borden 60.6 Nat Thea 8 —Adv of purchase price fore we get them.’ sy mid-January ers 15-16, caponettes under 4', lb 25-24 Borg Warner $4 NY Central 4) J sr — ) CU ic over 4', lb 26-29. hen turkeys 33-34. Briggs Mfg 231 Nia M Pow 327 Rummage sale. Kirk in the Hills. FORWARD control for the . . BIN at) hs Bre Me ke 82 Na tam “av. gpa (Lake Hourse), W. Long Lk. Rd., Ford Division. He joined the com- Shirley Wooden Honored |; e Ere : e Budd ‘Co 20 «Nor Pa: 86.1 Bl. Hills, May 11, 9-2 —Adv i 7 iving a mz . adc . ‘ _ 1 Bi. S. 5 5 -/pany in 1947 after receiving a mas-; |, a a. na 2 Baws Ci eco Livestock purromene Shy Seat ame BP ter's degree in economics from! WALLED “LAKE—Shirley Wood. e Ld i : : Camp Soup 491 Owens HI Gl. 764 > ap j 1 é en, one o alec ake a WHERE ARE " DETROIT LIVESTOCK ae ay eee at Lunch, White Elephant Princeton University Givonl's) cowrlcaiciortenalteraallat ' (DETROIT, oe ‘APs Hogs. Salable Can Ea a Pan AW Air. S | Set at F kli He succeeds R. F. Webber who) leermed| lant (week thal’ she |bad . e arket. not established Capttal Airl.. 35 Panh Epl at Ls a | * : YOU HEADED? « Caitle-sGalable J 100. Largely » slaugh- Garret Cp S43 Param Pict... Baio See OF EFONKNN recently joined the “staff of the| vor arded a scholarship to. Consult Us for First Hand Information ler steet and yearling run. slaughter Case. JI .. 121 Parke Da $34 FRANKLIN—A 1 f, k \Ford International Division, | 7 e Steegs and heifers opening fully Cater Trae %2 Penney JC 89 ae p.m. pot uC |Obe rlin College in Oberlin, Ohio. St k d B d ‘A If you are an electronic tech- e@ “e4dy: good demand for choice ted Ches & = 655 Pa RR woe 208) } followed t WE El ‘Thellechalnresi { $750 { ne | in OCK an onds eet * . @ nician ... 19 of 32 years old veers about 200 stockers and feeders Chr vsler - $4 Peps: Cola 33; luncheon followed by a nite Ele-' slate Birthda Brunch [ae PECROLS SID sy LOC eo ace (one . r celts re sately 25 € ¢ Citien Cve ...- 1 2 = ghey } “News m "ars, e - with at least 4 two-year @ receipts cows ee slow ste ‘av, Climax Mo. 104 Bret p 4}, phant Sale will be features of the y year, is renewable for Sas years. [jj We maintain a direct line to a member of all @ technical school background... @ » later bids 28-50 cents lower: bulls Colx Palm ... pia else M 2) ft next meeting of the Franklin Cem-) ORTONVILLE—Ortonville Study } wet od ® If you want more than ‘usta ® ay, stockers/pand) | feeders slow, Slew ee nS ee ee 4 . - 7 Principal xcha: w = he- @ run-of-the-mill job... e cathe lat: pen e ion is one Cc : vm ‘@ ‘today for an interview. e Se HC oabi ene Cane a au Bonk sony aele pes é m Shakespeare's during the past year. and pricing clothes an Rum | Hours: 8:30 to 4:30 . : ; mercial hulls 14 90- aL 0 part load good Ott ieee ‘, Sk Jos Lead as work, will occur at the Vienna)! —_— mage, Sale, May 11-12, at the e@ We'll tell you about a@ mew @ oe ear: nic kere 19 50) some C Sear 6 MiRee Pap 5} , vee . 195 atee are 77 . : program—in a company world @ held er Doug Aire 3 Btoville Mte 3a. ptate Opera in June, 1956. Dates are 75 per cent sugar. church e a alt Us) IRL | = ae - erate. (OW ehm 681 Seah Al RR 423 - : a 2 — ee . ’ famous for stability, growth Calves--Salable 350 .Veolers moderate- 7 pire 24 | ge pias = ; = e : ahi fe @ et penerally steady eed and OU 2 Sears Roeb 32 (Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement) (Political Advert i a e and leadership. You'll have a e Tholte _mogiiy. 40 00-26 na ' ae - antes Lat pus c i a 5 Shell Oil ms a ree seem ; i} chance to gee what this proj- and prime 2709-3000 or above: utility a Aus wee Bae Se ‘ she : ® ect offers ypu in growth pos- ° and comms ie ene ae 00 cull and Fl & Mus ... 27 Socony Mob 80 © sibilities, salary and company- © ° BS ‘Fmer Rad ... 105 Sou Pac 56 3 ; . . Frie RR .... 2 222 Sou Rv 14 © paid benefits. s CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Ex-Cell-O ge ea LC a ° gris, eiving age education © 7 curexoo see ta Beleble pod Se ee 387 Std Ou Calif. 1127 x eee oe 10 90 ket slow early: later trade Jigeh Ne : ‘ 9 : Sy andicerenence te / r {air ip wativeu Gurenere weak tolzs mostly ed te ae Be Ah eh = ; . ® Nelson O. Heyer, Dypt. 900 . 15-28 een ee pete et dae ana Preuh Tre age eel 0 Gales 3 oe ® (A), IBM Military Products e 2,190 -260 In pincers Bsieg connie us gen it ae ao? Stud. Pack 92 A ‘ 26 e 1900 145 Sey ots (ren na é : sun 1 = * ~ _ .© Div., Kingston, Néw York. Se eo eee ouiea oan emi siae: (eal Rite cra) Bil Age 461 i 30 a S32 head lot 223 Ibs at 180: 2 44 Gen Fads 874 Swift & Co. ‘464 INTERNATIONAL head lot’ No ard 2 220 lbs at 1565; Gen ie 3 Sylv El Pd $22 evers q bh hut) 14:25- G Motors “o 0 et BUSINESS MACHINES | so\0r8! Io's cn. 150 Ths 1150. Gen Bhoe 26 SUE poce TAU 00 fo= 11 $9- Gen: Tel... 4y4 he > “ CORPORATION ies «ith ms 1250-78 Gen Tire... S87 Time 'R Bear 836 . Salabte rattle 18 000 able calves ae Gillette — 481 Tran W Air. 22.1 eo. . geod and choice yearling steers 90-1050 Goebel Br 48 Transamer { 425 @ * DATA PROCESSING ON airilactive ; ae 1aT- Qondrich * 8686 Twent Cer 285 & e * ELECTRIC TYPEWRIZERS @ res ts to ; last food year 72 ; Underwood 14 eke low cl t active ral nige ad cart 2 @ ° TIME EQUIPMENT ® eng ta 59 hee ‘. v rtm 24 1 No Re 45 tn ‘eo oe , j e + MILITARY OUCTS @.-hieher. bulls 25.50 higher: vealers andigt West 8 O12 iat Aly Lan 40 ; ockers ard feeders steady > few loads! qrevhound 162 vryt Aare 702 | eeooeeveveenevneseoeer prime 1100-1388 Ih steers 2759-2509 a sare Ot Rey Bruit 5) 2 : load held atoye 25.49 ea lots hteh vwolland F 133 try Gas Cp 24 : choice and mived choice and prime strers pomesth _ 8 us Line .. Baa 3 By es mena eet) 2 alee 2p e 2 Breakfasts—Lancheons $ 'i'00-19 337 ec “oon leer 1700-18 80 CT Ray ag GS Stee ee 60 <<, . 4 ; load ¢ minierciat Telctein steerSrn, Rand 643 warn p a5 $ Meet Your Frienis in the 80 most good to hiah.cholee, heifers inland si na 4 ore ae 3 5 2 . . 2100 and 2125 aitiitty and co pee a ue ‘« A Be 345 4 ' t M 1199-1340 a few hie 2 ch &* att bel cacy HA i. $ Riker Foun ain f up to 1400 cannere and : f Bigs ! so White eMot 47 . A > Riker Bid Lobby PO-11 78: utility and con mercial i; ee 972 Mialeon & if o a 1 ; . > mer g- 1400-16 25. good and choice veal-| 70 oo Viale oolwortht . . . ; ; ; 4 ers 22 60-26 00 ll to mercial 1200-1! eee Yale & Tow . 286 apes ¢£ aS . ack v ‘ 2 ae ' . a . AAAAAAAAAAAAAR AAAS i re nace gan ebg Ty Neearting "1 SHO AT Yovtngne ana 8 Here’s a question we didn't ask you at But he was told by your Secretary of : 2 steck steers 1800: a few good yearling : Zenith Rad 121 4 r ” * = . een = Crk Coal , 452 oe . 919 . © ~ . OA - nies * . tock heifers 1625 SD Geel 02 ora Moc a8 Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids or Detroit. State’s office to forget the summons. Jones & L 49 6 " VALUABLE - . ; STOCK AVERAGES NEW YORK— Compiled by the As- T 1 ea ye . A. 2 : « z : Earnings ete \ Now, HONESTLY, Mr. Governor—Are How do you account for that? Are there 30 15 18 en Sp 7 : ges 1 . co one eee See a Indust Rails Uc Stock you fea interested in traffic safety as two kinds of justice in the Secretary of Corp vesterdat reported neo imceme for Net ae ak ag . : Dt if >’ ffi Ya) i > f th » 0) le ¢ | an he guar mitlad t 7 f 3 - Noon AY ABA o “ 5 ne + - aw Asan We 2 - : “4 oe be - the quarter ended March 3% i fine ghate (Prev day... 2604 1572 you claimed Jast week when you asked for states oflice—one tor the people and a I This compared witt $21 207 91S also Week ago ....- #709 1807 ' . , 2 : nin ps " Hey * | OA day ere i “vores leone . other one for Democrats? INVESTING oe oun ee ey cota ia sn aca 30-day suspensions of drivers’ licenses fo: : e for scrats? wr 1 Ja ! y nereased to 1958 high wees 2toe2) 15255 ea . . . elt : ee keno a's ith 7 Raa Hae first offense major violators? Or, were | “oes ' ane for your FREE copy of panei Ue ie aoe AREA . , ‘de of Would you advocate the 30-day suspen- "Dividends Over the oainor evorke you just talking out of the other side o sion of your Attorney General’s license the we bs = * . 3 i : : aan ves ; ew york us pico produers FARES “ice HRT eae, ceo cient your mouth again* same as you do for the rest of the people? . = - NEW FoR INS) — Aiet ae if ~ a basic guide far Inc announced nek income for the quar Binh) Cosa Ncop common stock Oe LA NA OL Ta nek raqual to Raidwin F doer a" | 1s) 184 . | omn C ommon share This com- Baldw! ber € 558 ’ oe , re ; - 1 79.0 rr oJl cents 4 ; Gemmer Mt 0 56 4 54 P * m a Higher etuan (hie peer Penin, Metal, Pro re na aye ae ee nitorbtinatticerlauientorce : own record shows you're not honestly Clip and Mail This ERS Ses dicen The Prophe Cot 4g Wl os your concern for traffice law enforcement ’ pebdicdch hicks dl ~ Wacantinalto * Rudy Mfg Co : 7 &7 67 : . _ ‘ ° Cou On : fal oper if Toledo Edisan Co 42 142 #142 r : + a . SY ce syne f ce Sf Vv » TAs ml quarter" sminmencs and Wayne Berew Prod Cot 11 12 when your own top state law enforcement SOUS FE “ with trae safety. in. the a t earnings will show substantial improve- e \ ; : ‘ : session 0 e Lepisiature your secretary Name ment over the Initial three months = = holds a serious record of violations. You : “8 your 0 : SS ee Bee . . _ . a PITTSBURGH /1NS) — Superior steer Peron Moves to Colon recall that the Attorney General wax of State openly opposed a bill creating local . 6 ee Cc I met ince for the quar ia ¥ i Pes . “e = fer lene" Marth 31 of “ibaey & “ausi gt Other End of Canal may reca L bad-driver training schools. Now you | ° City st 87 cent common share This com- | ~ ; ALAN ; ; . Lo han . ; y . pared i n $413 ba er siiels common) BAA Un lguan (p>. penal = summoned for re-examination of his right adyocate 30-day license suspension. Tell tate 2 a5 Bales declined to $8225.615 from $9 . ’ 6s ) ” 21" 22 the Init ree has moved from Gne end of the .. . : 8 i 2" . — Sen cer oa fan dl contents 2a! aad attested z Ps : ' in e Th to drive because of a series of moving us in your “Report to the People today § : lull in autemer net! ane Canal to the other. i . , 4 : ° Americoa busuertt: Peele euaelee ea ge ane cea te er ee what do you really stand for—traffic safety i perior, which produces carbon strip exiled Ars gentine ex-dictator set up traffic violations. | sae liti 9 WATLING tenets niness steels and clad-metal his new home in an apartment in or clever poutics ; & 4 ——+-- Colon, at the Caribbean end of _ # : LERCHEN co DE!ROIT ‘AP: — Goebel Brewing Co the canal, 38 mules northwest of : i Fr t ¢ #81263 in this — ee : - 116 Pontise State Bank Bldg pared the Pacific end here at Panama. REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE : ne ne- . vy » tn a3.) Isabel Gonzalez, a night club : 8 LANSING, MICHIGAN ; FE 4-2895 x _Can en eter dancer “Peron thas, been keeping ; _ : Member New York stork Fuchange ~ “aitornia Bre- company with here} recently, also . , \ and other ;leading exchanges Be ind & ederateat jon Soboaras at one ‘moved to Colin. ] . - . . ~ ; ; xd - & } » i 2 i # Fa . « + ¥ bd * : af . . ae * . a ' a : \ Sues # ‘ . . . , fps | d | ' hatha i ee RN Pee ee etadee diel » Ae Gr ee . } ht SAR eR a PO! Germ vf F re Pee PARRY Se ae eat i ' #4 . , i ; : ae Te e eG ce , ‘ . ‘e ' ¢ { A a 5 PF . 7 Q E is ’ Fi; . THE .PO? NTI AC PRES SS, TUESDAY. MAY 8, / : : oe a ae 4 —— A ae @im ; Ii. =e Deaths in. Nearby Communities Honor Outstanding Senior | we eR 4 = | at Walled Lake Banquet Arthur E. Rupert ‘Wednesday at First Congregation- | LAKE ORION — Service: for,al-Church, with burial in Romeo| ° feed Sy aAmOe vacieladetde Peay ory Boje od cae Arthur Ernest Rupert, 26, of 24 Cemetery. She died Sunday night. WALLED LAKE eer = rsatile| likes to read, garden.and ehjoys (Conklin Rd. will be at TH a0 follewing an automobile_accident Woodrow Donovan, Walled Lake listen to most any kind 6f music OXFORD -- The Oaford Hig . . School band will present its ei Wednesday an Allen . a a] near Brighton, High School senior, was awarded | ‘except some of the rock and roll : é ‘Home here, with burial a cast) irs. Farmer leaves five sons, an engraved watch at the Rotary variety. i 4 Spring Concert at 8 tonight in the jLawn Cemetery. Mr. Rupert died.) and Bert of Romeo; Ray of Club Banquet for senior lettermen’ vo¢ guty is this student unusual hool auditor’ ium. ‘Saturday as the result of an auto, — ra st nigh high sc Sem Leonard, Leo of Rochester, Larry, ‘last night. ‘in his achievements, but the son Guest soloist on the program is jaccicen of Armada: three daughters, Anna, - The award is presented annually, ot Mr. and Mrs. Jacobus Louw- | ry | bec _ and Mrs, Vera Lindbergh of Ro- '0 the boy voted “Outstanding Sen- William Hollenbeck & > or” by the faculty: on the- basis’ eer of 1425 West Lake Drive, NORTH BRANCH—Service for ™€°, Mrs. Norene. Hamm of Olivet; Hed Lake, is also one of the | William Hollenbeck, 90, of Clifford, five sisters, Mrs” Mary Laser and 4, ae a most widely traveled members ‘will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday Mrs. Bessie Gould°of Romeo, Mrs. | : of his class, ~from Blackburn Funeral Home, as Anerson ef aoe: Mrv. At various times he has called > jwith burial in McLeish Cemetrey, Mabel Bromley of California, Mrs. the Netherlands and the states of ~ itt E ty > — 9 ” ‘Sanilac County. He died Sunday CS Of ontnc) eri) California, and Washington — his 0 lh | Mrs. Lyle Bartlett, soprano, : whose principal number wall be: ; Mozart's ‘Allelulia.’’ Mrs. Bartlett who majored in music at Albion: . College and also studied in New ce York, is supervisor of high school) vocal music at Lake Orion, and! after a short illness “‘home.”’ directs the Oxford (Methodist Mr. Hollenbeck leaves his son Harold LaCiair -Woody's abilities were recog : . Frank. of Clifford. one daughter nized by Oberlin College last week MILFORD — Graveside service Church Choir: - Mrs. HG.) Davis of Muskegon for Harold LaCh fant f when he Was notified that he was Roberta SNammann, student d seven grandchildren and five ; J - : ia oe He cap ees the recipient of a $3,000 scholar- conductor, will direct the band yvreat-zrandehildren ub ends fore co EG ship. When he enrolls next fall, he “Ballad for Evening’ which @ of 1910 8. Milford Rd., was held will embark on a_ pre-medical Mrs. Guy Farmer at 1 p.m, today at, St. Mary Cem- COUTEE features Douald Geisler in a bar- itone hern solo. ROMEO—Service for Mrs) Guy ¢tery, under the direction of Rich- (Elizabeth) Farmer, 55, of 427 £, ardson-Bird Funeral Home. The St. Clair St. will be at 2 p.m. baby was dead at birth Monday, Surviving, besides the parents, are six brothers and sisters, John, S New Badson Church | Robert, Lawrence, Dale, Carol and | Linda, all at heme, and grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Z. LaClair “Festival Thursday of Gagetown. | Service has been his motto thus far. It does not seem strange that “service to mankind should be his choice as a career. 4 Other numbers to be included are selections from “Carousel,” ‘Sandpaper Ballet’ and several marches. Justice in Lapeer > ~ ADVERTISEMENT “FOR BI DS The Board of Education of the Schoo! District of the Citv of Pontiac, Michigan jwill receive Bids for Alterations on the ‘following Schools and Hoare vf Educa- jtion Garage GARAGE Reconstruct rear wall, new doors and windows BALDWIN Rehabilitation of 2 Toilet 4 a ‘ ’ ape TEAR LTS Mrs. Elizabeth Alice Bradley Faces Imprisonment - NEW HUDSON—The annual May . . : Rooms and adjacent areas and instalia- Festival af New Hudsoq Methodiet NORTH BRANCH — Service for Lon Te Gas fired Hot Water iowa i é ob we SO vate * > ISNE bilitation f ollet LAPEER—Elmer S. Holman, 38 Churet 1 ifes Trae Ge i pbs. Elizabeth Alice Bradley, 83, aie i Rehes pnjrols2 oo at Es : reall - ‘hurch wal ibe hete wursday a . ” wane ey : | 7 ) . f was held at 2 p odi at Black- , an LONGFELLOW —- Removal of a present a Lapeer County Justice of the : ofl masa . yal ! fo ELEN © Bl WOODROW DONOVAN partition and construction of @ new Peace, today taced the next one to (the church, with the public invited burn Funeral~ Home here, with G paftition bs , logay te : F) tovattend a burtal an Brown) City. Cemetery of scholarship, leadership and ser- BAGLEY--Construction of an addi- two years in Southern Michigan ae ae : one : “(hay [riG eerie tional means of egress from the Gym- =T1S! A luncheon will be served at Mrs. Bradley died Saturday at the Viee to Nts 36 ' neslum Prison for mingling publie funds ec? + > of a dauvhter, M = Je ~ Ranki fourth i hi | OWEN Construction of an additional with his own and not turning in 2:0 pm Booths will feature home of a eatin et Ube CARD IM anking fourt = * < a means of egress from the Second Floor _ — i; plants, baked goods, needlework Parker of Union Lake with an average of 3.83, “Woody Sealed Bids will be received and pub- fines and costs within . Cla Ss . v o lifted | lt field ine jlicly read aloud at the Office of the Holman, reported $6,808 short by and “white elephants Besides Mrs. Parker, she leaves 4alified in all fields since trans- Board of Education, 40 Patterson Stree : ’ . aaa e '; ar . , 5 . . ontiac, Michigan at 3 p ii on Tuesda) Aud. Gen. Victor Targonski, re- | Proceeds will go into the church another daughter, Mrs. Mildred Vf dry oe Cootey nee fs May 22, 1956 - ale F signed last March 19. He made full : building fund (Robinson of Lapeer: one son, Clar- Walled Lake ax a oes ae saletaciers: DPerlereeeee Labsr una a y we ie restitution of all funds claimed due 4 == a ; ence of Dearborn; one sister, Miss neerator oe bee Nat Sy : ener Matertal Bonds in the full amount of the . Idi Lucas of Detroit: 13° grand- Society and the Student Councjl. {Contract + pO ea Bias ° All Bids submitted shall remain fire Under the law he was required Pontiac Views Iuote ‘To Be at Annual Event children and 26 great- grande hil. He has been editor of the Viking,"tor a period of 30 days in fem oahege all “ere s and — with FRAGILE —Handle with care has been a must poogressed rapidly under the treatment of Dr, ROCHESTER Bice menibereaiecnen the school vearbook, sand sports aa eet al Sue ee eee cie 0 ; > > ; ; : : ES bare 4 ree ‘ Bi h ahi Epi non eed with the Detroit Zoological Park’s ng Doress scene. He hopes to have the cast off the leg in stiles Branch of the Women’s Na- ae editor of the a ho, the Ee daa news arcu (ot ire Bid) must iat compsniy| exci w n s after receivin . ~ By ; : . . rs, George Scrace ywaper 7 4 a . ership - Bid submitted ) & Gazelle Molly since the voungstes? suffered ia William Appethof who ds helding Molly in this tional Farm and Garden Club tiave wae ‘ 3 » nee ee hs - me ne : wee " Plans and Specifications for the above ¢ Targonski claimed Holman’s; proken bind leg on her-onting April 6 Sheehas- time for openimg day May 10 announced plans to attend the an- MILFORD — Sersice fer Mrs cus © the oa a ee tte nee may fs oles Se fee Ries pitvarsee:, reeords were incomplete and that: . Se < nual meeting tmd luncheon of the George (Bertha Lo) Serace, 87, ef Pheto, and pep clubs, Fé pall anc tect, (Wm © Zimmermann Assoctates - - T R a f i “| , . A ~|}831 W Hur Street, Pontiac Michigan he had been mingling state an/ . a twa trusivex (wa ienibers of the a club Thursday at Devon Gables. 828 N Main St. will be held at S| P bli Cc d Part land ‘also| will be Suitievan (ie Detroit . V ! : : personal funds for five years Annual Meeting. Tonight : Heads Business Group The Stiles unit will’ furmsh four | 28pm. Wednesday from Richard- ate Public Car GQITY Offices of .F W. Dodge Corpn and ‘ church council ahd two members . ‘ . é *hape re ith se Builders’ and Traders’ Exchange Greuit Judge Timothy Quinn, ¢,- Waterford Church GINAW w= A. F. Mathews 2#Panese flower arrangements for 8e7-Bird Chapel here. with burials AUBURN HEIGHTS — A public The Board of Education reserves the who had known Holman for years of the mission board A general he luncheon in Oak Grove Cemetery, She died card party will be held at the Tight to reject any—or all bids, and to aid sing sentence. “I would WATEREOR D AL BR pt to- Sunday School superintendent will of this city, is the new president Three c les fr he Monday after a month's illness < . i ea ee SUC AT said In Passing se EON : pm papel! © . ; Aes ree couples from the club also - : : SS. Auburn Heights Community House BOsRD (Of ate ATION be shrinking my obligation if I Jet night the Waterford emmunity also be elected . of the National Small Business wall atfend the banquet at the Bir- Mrs. Serace is survived by a at 8 p.m. Thursday. The party will : of is eis ot pontiar Mich this offense pass without imposing Church will hold its annual church Ml departments of the church Men's Assn Mathe ws is president mingham Community House to. nephew, Clarence Bicking of Farm- be preceded by a 6°30 dinner and, LOLA BEKINO stiff punishment.” meeting. There will be election of will present annual reports of the Consohdated Freight Co morrow ington. business meeting fer members. ° weneeniecce ° Funeral Directors 4 Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanied Male 6 Help Wanted Female 7 Employment Agenci Ww Ww M : Building Servic > eat otices z cies SA ork Wanted Male °10 3uilding Service 12 s Fe . AIR AMPA LANCE GROUND } GOOD CAR SALEAMEN NEW? . IMMEGIATE OPENING POR ME. EXPERIENCE] WA'TRESS AP- PIN wo NY [MEN Pursley rye veral Mame PP 41211 Portia ar Bua k Also Al chant he ber and piechants bis i ie 2 |Snack House . ( AREER ree Pe oos 3 RA) (OF UARY Full or Berirriseiine old & ; : ars Lape « oor loo and with Qi] se. of tool Avoly in : = Re . ——t' TE leaky : _ : Neftealte he agri: Seed wos cone ene ot ts nt Makers DESIGNERS | gine segs tier entteree: MEM Sia etna sauna PM Yee MMe MANTED | Gtmcal itara a patteatne ed . : oved a fe 773 bb Otwe 2 ' xo Harbor s ete: 1 ees na eS Z es ditions aTag & s . 1 As J ae nurses aide and practi a = = garages breezewa) pelea do teh ood Rurene pata “a aterfon! Two Commas Motor sale Ro«he Se: HANIC BE ABLE TO COR- eure: re si Race oane br teal ei RLS PI ASTERING AND PATCH PLAS- roofing sidin porches au- Lee. and Allen. Funeral service DIGNIFIED SEU VICES . = ff A re at Fattles anc ree hospita) training Good refer srcReTARY fo. MD $275 ei owaike GnEmDOKa REA- ee combination windows & will be held Wednesday. May 9 foie fe er \f CH ECK ERS so do qrnera, repair work See ences be interested . vear round oes ex ¥ aie : . = LU) NG } 7 mA. — crs p.m. from inal Voorhees Siple i KIK KT y ALE RE FUT J psu Le | Mr Frost Service Manager Wil steady work Have own transpor- she peraAny aoe Beye Diath ee sonably OA 8-1868 : MICHIGAN He HOME REMOOELERS Funeral Home with Rev Mal _ it inera| Hon o! ; AMBITLI ~ALESMAN von Pontiac Cadillac, Birm am ie ton or live on p i Es rap SFCRETARY to execute $330 RELIABL E CARPENTER REMOD- ; E sree) colm K Bsrhemy att icte line Inter- ' wen 4 ; - , MONEY MAKING OPORTUNITY eye ee Hane EM a2 be- SECRETARY to Publisher $300 cl repewr add, cabinets. interior ere ICENEED New ann ment in Perry Mount Park Ceme Is ~~ C cd ie a \ A { for retired of semetelired man toh UML SE and 5 dais SECRETARY (tn Publi trim rE eex3) Pmodelir omplete ervice tery Oennis mey be seen at the Done son - Or ids *, Uu toma 10n selling modern coltaxes in nee Re La i bel ecb vE TERAN 30 WANTS” WORK MA 52°71 Holly MEIrose 7-4897 _veorhees-Sipte_ Funeral Home FUNERAL HOME x romm TIO} ‘ ‘ A! Ewe fins ee With small S ‘ SECRETARY industrial 390 r-chor or what have you CARPENTRY AND RE ac aina CE. . Seay : ‘ = \ \ \ deen paymen Hr ote or call ] | d SEC RETARY for Alttorne, $10 > §.549 ment woin FE 5-3 CRUMB, MAY 7, 1986 WALKER! “DESIGNED FOR FUN RAT: A | I EN ee | J ~ an ran) oe Johnston & Hugbard Builder. 6017 qiesiaales SECRETARY for Radio studio $30 Te eo a CE wy : Jultan 46 Mechanic Bt. age 48 sraecy eee des EE ou ' Dee: GEN y¥ N Sayinaw St, Flint Michigan BOOKKEEPER Manage office si50 YOUNG MAN DEAIRES oak Floors @NORK ALL KINDS beloved busbend of Mrs - 7e Thoughtful Ser I 4! \| Wouitled ta aid ste CEstar 3.3455 nese) ; ; BOOKKEEPER LG: ticocu’ 4380 cutting an rimming tre 8. : Crumb dear father of : : Xperienc ec n dresse and chil BOO 5 E “Re. eae 1 2 : ; , ; ' PAINTING AND WALLPAPER RE- dren» wear Strady position good KKFEPER or Steel P — S Veunstrom Puneral service eer i \/ h yh , vit \ , Wot \\ Tin 12 = t { Magnrate $340 , ' = \ be held Thurs May 10 at OOrmnees Sir son Saree one monet (ER 3-316 teva sels ry: OBC CORAL ssn ROCRKEEPE R for Health clup giao Work Wanted Female 11 GE TE NT & BLOCK pm! from) the) Fermer-Snover ru: , en. between TO 4) id : CiRCTI POR TLE I Kew Nesports 74 N Sacinae CWITCHBOARD OPERATOR $240 ee OTR EELS petal) Nome) with! Rev) Ved h FUNER MI How 2 at . For new car dealership Come ; Fe FIGURE CLERK $210 2 WOMEN WANT WA ALL KINDS Tiffany officiating: Interment In ympujance Ser Plans Matar ; ; . ladlreKde ice RGR Rees ae SALESWOMAN TO BE TRAINED CASHIER $200 ing and cleaning FE_ Jensen FE Perry Mt Park Mr. Crum will mr oR . WP ae \ : ¢ : td for tor i, 7 ; CREDIT INVE STIGATOR $200 durinw the day FE 8-3738 ancing Modernizing FE_4-5470 o ler © P v s 4 : oe ; . me ‘ ike $ore - . eid V Tee iagurice Kelly, Pus (Ul 4 etaye outtide tot Bic eee SUVA SAN verde tial Loop Qorade Loolitaher ae and Children HQ aa sion BABYSITTING BY THE Dey or D&M BLDG SERVICE: neral service #ti-be-heid Wedns se OM Ne BS VANDI AP Peter trace ool wracuate He UES ie a : i were (GINEER Scie oa ees eonre E2812 ADD A ROOM AT LOW cost ‘day May .@ at 4 pm, from the rifice Call MAbie 56048 = mn be tamilier wilh proces 4 V ware . : eee £ ue BAY UNG Seance ANID FREE ESTIMATES also aearee Wisaield stewing in Meth, QUAEE) nA wore M4 Vervamanychivtne, Mics sui i rae iain tit Santon eat lente ain MIDWEST Seg ne ea KITES CAR George iddifield officiatin \ Cr «rave ex hu it alt Ma - wiftitat jie ae fiave pyporty i P ‘ 16858, x z NETS ferment in Perry Mount Park la? 4 " = fot men mmtistion CS CL 6 Pontiac State Bank Rice ePFER OC \k as AND CUSTOM BUILT QARAE Cemetery Miss Kelly will le in’ r A Ns a ‘ in Pe “he eet ROOKKEEPER COLLEGE GRAD AND BREEZEWAYS ap nner state ai the Huntoon Puneral 7 —_— << - _——_— = — oe o> ' ; . " a ne \I \ | \I ate @ccounting mator MM mar 4 82 45 FE 7904 oe OR ec , - tf ANI? PAINT MAN ONI . Write mtn HER ING EEN rie 4 \ear Varied experience 2 sty * Home H : t ’ | 1 aes 1 : zs “ . 8 * | s al ¥ . Sf mum 800 Pontiac on) 2 - = Ae ( The Pontiac Press ' , + ngineer WANTED AUDDUE AGED COLPIE OEP) RINGS Write Box 9 Pontiac Pres« ELECTRICAL wOik (TREE Fa ; us ‘e “ - , 2 ‘ « inne -4 ' is ae ATETISAS eierls jae hance Mifdilor part time ake ET ORRLY ’ SIRES foe ¢ 1 FOR WANT ADS ' FA ot OUR Free irs Mutdiied (No len! Sie i: L | KY Tate e Gace ehera lative | louesuck inn ELECTRICAL WIRING LICENSED ' ‘ ‘ in C reat iV 2) AeA My re Plas dome D bapencteedt Ww it ar r work and experiened salestaetic for “aduits only Tiklaverte St a Murray FF 2.9857 Ae DIAL PE 2-S181 { ' : ie Lhe C Leh ant SOrkKINK Condition Abignt ore gonm Fingioi nent Ser o¢ FF 7144 FOR SALE CONCRETE BLOCK . i : ' : bf burn wh ‘ ~ Ww AS 1 Alpe EXPCUTIVI t edit 7 : Tim - NA rf 118 ye nee e Birmingham Mid prprriy t ADY PROTE STANT Hee a mS Hydraulic truck e . = z 4 (ad hie a Lye $i/ aon tla Alle « pho i r Hhctent © \ wet canahte Wr ke housekeeper = ‘ ane 7-781 held today Maly s rom S a.m. to 5 p.m. yer) fe = A tr San ae aw . Fal iae) dateny eine . rest Does : Cemevery wae Se ee esigner Seite es ee ae tho PIR MU eee (nectar dit agree eae EP whe rangeine nite a hardson Bird 4 enters ia were POM yivEns ster mut WANTED ment Co Bitm-ngham AUTO MECHANIC $110 Write Pot ac Press Box 24 “5789 oer Ee Bills) FE uber me : Hat SUL, ‘\ ‘ - ‘ >| aRUCK MECHANIC $400 i : EF era RUE ean T. cree eines ‘ ' Ni S FOR houGM cemmeetuconers iiecuenc RON Ca . NCE see - REC FP. MECHANIC AL ENGINEER $100 x pm FE 2.974) rose estimates re) Guar ear rion, BKe 26. veioved ] een ew: ECU BC SEN . WANTED oA GOUD AVEHAGH POSSESS INI: Tramee Positions EXPERIENCED ‘GIRL DESIRES 748 G. June Buch Mupe ' i ; . . ae , Researc hone-t fellow to train for as wiil-established n of con- Manavemant ' y R ae eqiiament ; TOF ji | Nal iy t "i 1 nye Vr t ‘ Riv a HSE ng [AVE VACA- day. Call between 6 90 and 7 00 en a fuar work Brivermren hips ' a ca ae anitline vier wane ane ie roatine me Experi- ON RETIREMENT 40 eee pm only. FE 45745 and ask for ae timatés. John Tavlor. OR " Goin at rk in Oakland hoe nel npcevsary tut quali 31H WORK WEEK WRITE AGE CENTER _ - Peart : FLooR— i , Ny selling or crileetir sr Honesty, sincerity (willingness | UXEERIENCE (AN D RECOM Faker Bicg FR 8046 GIRL WANTS BABY SITTING JR OLAYING | SANDING AND at t Mu AV iE } to work mtd learn the busine 4 AS ss AON I : 5 “Te Tecn FE 4-04:8 yrs. tn Alien § KePaL Cire) Siren a i che. diploma Outside in Deve opment | See Me Thomes between 8 and PRESS ROX ‘14 GENER NIE ORTIOL IRONING sh BUSHEI DAY F 2 NDING ac ion, with Dr. Mont ( j Go teres he work with security and ; 10 am 902 Wiker Burling START YOUR OWN CAREER IN 1 girl office aE Ht De Rood typist service On FE. Walton FE $-3397 Loon pang NDING & FIN. oiliciating wtian § Clo-ing time tor atvertt-e 1 i Call bP 5-924 | ) rNG . he ren anee) INE SS as Some hookkeesire Tat Forti mc Mts ud MMs FE A2010 Ceme- En.plovment Service IRONI Nas 33 A wt SHEL FLOOR SANDING PAinet NG Will ie im stale at the Alene § larzer than + 1f agate Soe T ana litsars 4 RA elp anted Female 7 tn or E ' : \ = _FEM_}- erliaPlandiiiteciaoi te ae Funeral Home, Lake Orson type is 12 « % Genre ‘ e ee : a or intermation call FR 4-4908 COUN PEWS Tiel: IRONINGS $3 ne “PICKUP FLOOR SANDING LAGI 7S SCRACE, MAY 7. 1956, MKS BER t dav pre is t j ten 1); yy ake a at A BEAUTY OPF ee wan D SECRE nae) FXPERIFNCED 1 24 for dry cleaners in Bir and deliver FF 2-5978 Gardner 49) Central eee tna L, 6:8 N Main Sc, Missoid ! = mex H LAIECIMaAkers GOOD SALARY tt. FF 23721 toh Re Mou through Fri Call minha 3s ae Ne eu ss LADY WISHES WORK BY DAY 27519 : Mich age 87. Gear amunt: ot EAD SIDES act Se MAKE-RITE TOOL & MFG CO } — : le Nt 0) ‘) Midwest 3 : Service ISRWtironinwlt os) Wee ee GENFRAT. . BUILDING “PAIR Caarence ‘Bicking Funeral ser) 4 be cancelled sin ty 938 am pM Mts) & ANG RE Orden iit Automat 1¢ hh ANL TY I : It. 1 Lt iN STE NOGIAPHE ARE ; s ' Turon TADY WANTS DAY WORK FF Br ae ESET TG At wee will be Deid Wednesaes May st lo uf nob ton after a PND a TC eanRG Alon: = Must be experenced Opens rity yur saiidhntn PONTIAC 4-99. ae and ttle work PF ng ¥ at i J0 the Righa: coon t t insertion pea stra! dil 2 : " : J eA SLA Reh 6 Nas a ris rod. pas Write eo Mn ; GUAR ae pos 1 F.xpandi achine tk builittes ~i- ~ . , - Bei pe AS : a de EATPLOYMENT SERVICE MIN SGA PHING TYPING SEC Galak ANTE FD ROOFS 1 es Habe rs ae ! CASH WANT AD Rachel cl 7 North Settee of Del Mac hi nes oe E Y OPERATOR | ae LEE Pomtiac Pre - Bay 9 _ 1 Wo Huron BF 455) al Servir EM 72842 el B ie ST 3918 Hugs Mi at Le erinent Set) i nas SEI Cee Ee NT Ae . Securit) GTALIRIe [nratneren Wl SN) : inatraction ay NG AND CLE nie AL WORK + ass FF 29907 FE 9. gg4e ‘Gilera n . oe , prete: w whl Loci et ay . SrA A ee : ae ’ struc s troun am awn heme Exnertener yME REPAIP SER a : a! Fu } Hh ; aR tIN Sas Tis hott ia-it e i te : a sayy were eee tee ne! 1 ee Us PATON WANED CH Te NI | es ari eae if nece ae PE DnB too 26 eX e ' field 4 ' 5 ue x ‘ ane e ran Salor i : S “ “ : Sey eres out tler A ares ' nf ay i . Vs ' . rip Tey eee ABUITY THIN IS A PERMA Basins On cece an noe Ge ae en ay ar eat r w Ay DRIVER W AsHING 8° TRO INGS TO torn screen” Cant ae “Ane er “ AGake ec ae BN ‘Via “ ‘ v ‘ SAF ¥ L ER RON 5 Sait Tone tot bXec WEES MAY eet ne ‘ eee i | : CAPABI SOSA Sy ay baa wate 14 earls everaly and TRAINING SCHOOL eiier of separate | Childicer Call (PE Me 3237 age es oe dee suis nt A : oe j gecy eal new ce oie eed eka ear we morn ps S100 week No Bu FR 225, Res FE 81643 ms home Vie Union Lake. EM Bos Eto rina) Furry bo ObE sister ives ' Ke 0 \ ‘ ‘ at chitdre Ie of * vedkeeinn ,oaelivery ono can i Wn Sanne E 48450 1. A Young Cyevelanc Funeral veivice 7 F a 4 x ranm and bath TV New “ier URS inno nolisetanent CGRIIOME ee ; Jos Ming oa Sodas aly he : is =f ' ba sal f 4K an ! Pp 4 | ‘ Be Wher, wl every St Pr EM 4-0035 Work W anted Male 10 ™ see Axe UNCER IST) Banding tnt Ine tis Fe a i u B-ArT itt aye , 7 ar < “ ‘ | 3.84 15 i TIVES EE s ccison Sith ylerment in Moun! Plea 1 ‘ on ae MaelaiD ’ JON TE F i vy une WALT UE i LAKE Wee SE Re EPER WASHINGS ANT) TRON? NGS SEP: att FE 2-4495 “ ant Cemetery ts 0 eae ea ee te CLIkWK ' a week (40 T No laundry A-1 CARPENTEE WORK NEW & arate or tocether Pickup and de- JOHN aes or ICENSED. be in state at the bparks-Grifiin = ; ey Pion me | | \ ) Ie TI , } meal te prepare “hom er _Tenair FE am _ - __ liver OR 37-5492 }. | On VR (i y\” ae R C Funerai Homie s oe Worker Condit . CROAT Ih Must have local references $30 BOY 19 ~ ANTS WORK ~ WasHINGS ONLY A-l REFEF AS TOR > Immediate openthg Prefer per a week Cail MArket 4-3201 FE 4-448) nea FE 2.2613 ? t- etn SEGA AN DING: FINISHING . ; yrs famuiar with brover , on with dictaphone experience WAITRESS ,AND CURB GIRL. poy 1; WISHES ANY KIND OF ae ae ‘ OR 31-1616 Card of Thanks I } H . i t order t T il aid Shorthand and ine aqtiired 3utercup Drive In. 910 Oakland : oN te At HES AN GU RUSE by EE LENG ED Tix | I [2 T REENG Sei “(G - BOX REVPLirs mace Up Medicad terminslecy helpful s : Zaha - . food and Hquor Night work FE - \ ING WE WISH TO THANK OUR | : i EXP ROOT , Starting salary $297.81 mont?! ALTRESS EXPERIF NCE DL ONIN CARPENTER. REPAIRS. ALT oe i SERVICE iends a heighbors na ft ty 5 if WT - t itt VSUUT tie & = Apply Personnel Office Pontiac ALE LAY Sh) or halite atic Muck service, Weatherly WILL DO IRONING Oo i ea a ne ne = ‘ ‘ - “* 1 & 8 19 Pt dK : i} 4 Wir War (ie eral Hotptal 46) Wo Buran work 6T- W ctl . FE i un . dren's clathe< in 2 al an a enn Br pue paexs completely installed ‘ d ou , SOT, Ste PR Te pon A Groareeeae TLeeiiiiinen Bt WANN ESS UW AN TED ROH OE VE Vc A) OP E NIT E|RUAND CABINET) | bushel) PE 40437 VPicki anil varie xen via acnana sand and ue P22, on, 25, 2x, 29, 57, on | ; Ree ene meas Phospitaliz than COLLECTION EXPERIENCE aye AS Weekends one 171 ie, Ne CAE AE EAs D B ELAN CL: : NIE 4 = wt wthi t ee Se i Any is At Tiwet ican : Typing filing, legible writ'ny ‘ raven aes UEANCK cate hae mt tsonry Ceme ‘ork pe: int ( GO, #2. 8, TE. TK 99, 1 { cee cane Prauintls Veedieal Bennett Hecessary Perm position with WAITRESS FOR NIGHTS PRE can PENTER AND GARIN Fo Building Sérvice 12 Te Cement Work GW Oy eee ! ' ae Olt eee Fx exceptional oppty Apply Pontiac fer experienced 2490 Dixie Hwy work and repair OR 39-4857 4805 Fenmore FE 5.529 San Cams - SSS — << o- ee + Pan} . \ é “AR oe) Pre Row 78 Acra from Pontiac Drive In CARPENTER WORK WANTED { \ 1 GEXTE SI \\ ORK NTED NEW Kir es 5- 327 and cau . perelentn AN ite COMPANION AND L1G HT WOMAN i TWEEN THE AGES New & remodeling Cal! FF 59885 8 Ou UE \ NIN hace? Cabinet Call erohaAce ; f Help W anted Male 6 x hcl ea Car Gh Eo heii nace Othe hotsekeeping Some car driving of i an a5 ft Ly general hou ° CARPENTER WORK SMALL JORS LL. yy 1) Meé ww ROE Witt PES - ] WISH TO EXTEN My HEART Lact aS fk gS FHL D aS NETIC TOUT an Goed heme tm countre ter cteht OTK Bey cooking for family of FF &-3 &, | | 1686 NO DIG TNA i a than bad wpprect t SMa: How. tee nerts Write Mire De Me fips y tie in Refer rR 887 “i 4- 0) ' E R ESTM thie gelc of Kindne) mies Loser Ul preaike i nave lee 6 EXPT Vist bly cA NIP rk ava. 1568 Avan Rd R ve oe = WOM an FOR : ORFIcE CAR PENTER WORK AL! KINDS — ae ae Guaranteed MID-WEST Water Mpatoy and bew it.ful . Vag cudeul w thine «cna M Ark | 4 1S8¢ aa Witkin) carted) in typing ra Jopr. Peaiherstane @ FE A) CANIN SANDING SS 0 EIN Proofing Lt 24749 feriks, received trun tees Re {ie tere oT ir, A v s - OO COOK . ie MEd ac uee ging) ulatuer ete : Liveysed Contractors FE3-784) PLASTERING AND PATCHING rengs ang nei ih “ik Ke a VIN I \ ce Tam inner Uniform ments correspuruler © Pontiac C Ae PENTFR WORK NEW on _Pontike Hardwood Floor Service : OR 3-497 : ons Of mf beloved fat ‘ A oo » : A aes a —- - ar r Mm + Pr air No foh too small or ton \ a > * ROOF MASTERS. NEW AND 4 eclat Liane M ws ‘ A i" i . 1 M : Pt How st Tt) HOLSE B11 F ACH How ar iin Woeor ‘AT WOMAN “TE RIRMIING is f Erce” rstimnts Ph OR 7 \\B | KI NC WING fair Gukeetizcaiie cre eas Havens ur Pursir a aie ; ’ cP wt 1} tr 1b houking §) to $5 dotlare Hove “ » oe : - ; 1.7m@ FF @ ola FF #-24r0 = Mir : Water line field tile timate FRE 3-7aaR ¥ Home Mr- Mamie Higrstno Son ttf rae ‘ene : : ; Wise tlacy 32 “Gre Pri un a ee Er eo EF -OR1 = A <2 = os &, ; ; i eri ' 1 ‘ «us . ie Ss ret 4 Gand sal SARIN ET MAKEH AND Aube ee < ope Bi mn, R G@ SNYDER FIOOR Taving WE WISH 10. EXTEN Olu ¢ ' e pc . ; it dst : Ape. kee fs Siey aie ANDITIONS GARAGES ATTICS Racing an ‘ : n for ° af _ . { oppertinits r tr eS ecu t i nel ie) sie at oico aa LA ‘Reference eae a f sed (Recreatianie roan i aid ae gk and finishing Prene rE : ms SACU SUG OME aess, 5 ce rer roOoMr darka Faberiencel in -ettar ot “ . 2 ELE NCE insurance repairs K & W Bulle 4 = ae monthly pay- sce Ee 26281 Aa) mans boxek up to 48 ft long. Outdoor Manley Leach 10 Bagley St f eee be ee certs GRR id ea rie ee $190 and up weekly opportunity, GIRL. TUES WEDS. FRI, AND on vour home car TV L ' FLOWERS, SHRUBS CARE urills, patios retainer and sea APPLIANCE SERVICE Mother and sister’ grandmothet) Fatate professio: t ; mee Ds $20 to start Call Fuller Brush Sat 9 am through dinner. . Nx or other obltcations Make $35. to catpentry Also TV anten- walle. in colors as desired Phone q ae wr =f Se = and Aunts Onakinue c ERS Sve eel laceneeaee on Bee Mr FE 221 cooking Atay two nights $16 $50 a week on spare time supniv- nstalled FR. 2-1254 anvtime for free estimates FE “¢ service all makes of automatic = ; Pre ie nieaee “meen TRG: ; ; ‘ , a : . Midwest 4-884 ing consumer. in Pontiac with . JIVERSIFIED EXP AVATI 5.9311 . , 2 Washers, Wringer washers refri j the ovina “MEMORY OF oul : eS oe : BST Mic THAN BUS] WEESS MANAGEMENT TRAINEES LADY TO LIVE IN FOR GEN- Rawleigh Products Start imme- th mt E aa {job EM 23-8517 fs Sar CTT eee 7 beled rh aoe er tious me F ane on : : . ept 5 men 21-8 Tf you are fair 6-6222 : E a} F RIP NGED D COUNTE neds \ us 4.7818 FE 2-267) OL 2-714) OL 2-5796 clean ine J repair URN Ne) FE : Ls e ve three to the keeping Rone. OR SMAIL STAMP ea { dvancement into WN oe rf “S38 eals / Tay ides Ory ae ‘ a and pairs ® EF Of tender Shepherd's care Var ba chani Able sooty Hl up) an Le edeninileativel portion ireuch anal mine day woke hy fod starts alar Hunter EAINTING? WANTED OBY ELDER TALL KINDS OF CEMENT WORK) (20812) | Sadly Missed iy Mother and Fa Homer: War ren Lomat or ‘ die re intense training and afe at least Sundae of holidays Male Diner House 188 N Munter Bicmine ee mike at FE 83785 _ 5 _-. ACE TREE SERVICE REMOVA! ee nd Le ee Ne het 1 Located an fake Orion Pr Ra Rermechonilte rad valerie colina MI 49624 nam , ; BRICK, BLOCK A and trimming Get our bid FE : © a pl € ona Involn 14196 qualify for. tiie program Thoxe CAPS TRAIN RR = PENSIONED COUPLE) MANAGE R a Also) enimnes: No ib too 2-188 h I , oo age iT INDERS UR N "OFS ° mled will be assured! excellent ‘ NC JX rooming house and work apt and . y aie . lerge, Residential and commer- atl, MAKES UF FO a ' seated Flowers : eet ea ? ae a f x! ie “ os Ne ie ca ary ‘ PRpOTunitiedl in outstand FParn as mich as $410 on each — Ware 145 LE Wilson : ) ! us ! oS AT. A * cial Guaranteed work, Ph. FE repaired by fa ou Nas wees | 2 Se PAPPLIANCE SER VIN STAN AND Berk have teb shop expe ing employe benefits " * serean vou train For intersiew RELIABIFY MAN AND WIFE TO RANRGNI Baa || ts of sem +8604 ee eee i at ode store General Priming & ‘ ¥ 4 IFF mting | eae FLOWERS refrigeration es ‘FE 2-001) open. Experienced only. FE 12-3449. W. 11 Mile Ra. Berkley. o20 W, Huron b wo § Farlor C, 1 30, 3 30 of 7,.Mas 10) and Wages, MA 35-1146. iy {he F as, + & fireplaces. FE 2-2468, | rence St. Phare FE ey ! < : : 7 . \ ¢ , Pa | a i —— ; s aid —* » ( t z iD - aia : : H ; . ; : " x | 9 . i A : t \ ‘ ; i \ ; i a i cl < uv * fe ! ! s - A 8 te , . y pf i ; d | i ‘ L ff Vo Bn Yee ik ek vo i { a ¢ ' 3 om cere erent nt * | Red Chin’ “ : Argentina Clamps Bars on Peronistas BUENIS AIRES «— President Pedro Aramburu's regime is clamping down on followers of Thirty Days Inside Communist Slave Camps Break the Spirit By PHILIP LUKER “The Communist prison guards Juan Peron who persist in demon-| ordered us to put our hands strations of loyalty to the fallen|through the bars . jstamp on them. Or sometimes) Ithey'd string us up by our hands dictator. e (8 & Ivan ;Adolfo Mirando Naon, 19,| began singing the battle hymn a Peron's followers, ‘Peronista Boys," yesterday on a crowded| street. A passer-by complained! and a policeman arrested Naon. The youth insisted he was only trying to win a» bet. Federal. Judge Luis Botet or-) dered him held for trial. | Earlier in the day, Botet or- dered two men held for trial on} charges of soliciting contributions for the Peronista underground) from employes of the city bus} firm. ; | * td] o These were the first actions un- der the government's anti-Peron’ propaganda -decree. Peron was ousted last September. Alert, Athletic Priest Nabs Poor Box Thief DENVER (® — An alert priest . . then they'd for a day.” . * * »« The: Chinese-Italian who told me this in Shanghai was Guiseppe Francisco Joyino, a Roman Catho- lic layman who knows as much about conditions in Chinese Com-|- munist jails and slave labor camps as almost any man. He spent four years in them. In 1951, thee Communists charged dovino with possessing eight unregistered firearms, and with not registering his fishing ships under maritime law, The 40-year-old Shanghai resi- dent said he had registered the weapons and ships under the Kuo- mintang (Nationalist) government, but had neglected to re-register them when the Communists took over. PRISON EXPERIENCE Jovino told me some of his pris- on experiences: © “They pushed a half of basin After two years in jail, Jevino |was sent to a slave labor camp north of Shanghai. He explained the camp was one of 12, each covering about 100 ‘acres of swamp land and holding '10,000 political prisoners, marriage violators, thieves, deserters from the Korean war, dope addicts, grafters and Chinese priests, Prisoners lived in leaky mud huts, od im cone 20-by-60-foot _____THE/PONTIAC PRESS & building. They slept on planks form, he was shackled in chains fald ever the earthen fioer. jaround his ankles, “Total .teed each day amounted (barely walk. He still had to work to. 28 ounces: Eight eunces ef jin chains, at the same rate as rice broth in the merning, 14 jother prisoners. He was not al- ounces of dry rice and a vege- jlowed to rest for ten hours at a table in the afternoon and six | stretch. eee ee PRISONER-TRIALS A weak or “unprogressive” pris-| Jovino described “trials’’ of “un- oner who did not fulfill his work at : quota was first only deprived of! deaopaiile grandis ue are " » sti : ' : cigarettes. It he still ada’ re ith Yo \Tha other possners: mindful of their own future, would shot, “Kill them . , . kill them.” The--guards, trying to appea do that. We'll put them in irons. How leng should’ we put them in drens?"’ “A year,’ the crowd would, shout. | “But,” that,"’ the guards ‘We'll put them in irons fof only two months.” TIED OUT IN COLD NUDE Jovino explained how the next step in the campaign to reform a prisoner who did not respond to chains was to strip him and leave him tied to a pole outdoors, in one , TUESDAY, MAY 8.1956 ede vat | |"made a great fuss when they re 4 r 1 merciful, would say, “We don’t | |there.”’ “No, we won't be as hard as| would © say.| |Their family and the Communist-| ~ e [Ann Arbor Attorney _ ‘Appointed by Williams LANSING (® — Governor Wil- jliams has —appointed John W.! - |Conlin, Ann Arbor attorney, as. jhave been already decided. He|Washtenaw County probate judge, would not be allowed to speak, and|succeeding the late Judge Jay H.. had no oné to speak for him. JO- Payne. , i vino continued: if “The last time I saw this happen} Conlin, 51, is a native of Ann the man was accused of spreading Arbor and a graduate of the Uni- i rumors that the Kuomintang wasiversity of Michigan law school.) joomes — Tr 'He has practiced law in Ann Ar-| Ww f ‘ i jsoldiers eager this beaing 2 since 3935, & \ SATISFACTION S@UARANTEED spewed out of his head." EXTEN SENTENCES “The Communists," said Jovino, i, ‘duced anyone's sentence for prop- aganda. _They reduced the sen- jtences of six or seven men out of ‘the 10,000 in my camp, while | was | he added, “they in. creased the sentences of more | than 30. One man originally sentenced to three years ended up with 18 because he couldn't or wouldn't work hard enough, “Those. due for release had a) very poor chance of getting one. | controlled street committee in their locality had to agree to the release, and the prisoner had to Wel Sunday remember to attend the church of | your choice of the coldest countries in the world. dovine said he and his fellow prisoners always knew when one of them was to receive the su- preme penalty for being unable or unwilling to complete work quotas, ‘They would all be herd- nabbed a poor box thief as thejof cold water through the bars of suspect fled fro ma Denver church./my cold cell each morning for The Rev. Joseph M. O'Malley, |eight of us to wash in. We all a former amateur boxer, captured|/shared a latrine bucket in the) George “Wilbur Stinson, 30, after eight-by-four-foot cell. a 6block chase by auto and on; «We had to meditate oer foot. Stinson surrendered without! crimes sitting erect for two pe a fight. riods of three hours every day. Detectives said Stinson, @M €X-| ty we moved the guards would convict, admitted the robbery. He) jaip on our hands, or force our was carrying $107.50 when | hands behind our backs and rested, make us hang by them, until we | yelled for mercy.” have a job to go to. The street | committee would decide whether | # . wore | he was wanted and needed by’ the’ ; society. ; “It was an easy matter, then, \for a prisoner to be kept working. \The authorities had only to sug-| Cite rand saremars (© te re commatiy omnia Ave sees me {he could be kept working for lifte.”i] “s,t'Z,scemntn ‘te sauera! Sunsied, Mertiians These trials were always a tarce,| (Temeorrow: A generation ideals, ethical practices and business integrity. ‘|because the prisoners’ fate would “brain-washed.”) * ¢ @ | | mt) verti honestly t Jovin@s story put to scorn the Now idea that conditions in the “‘model"’ 9 Peiping Municipal Prison shown me were anything like conditions in | other jails. It showed how Com- suit for protection against chemicals. Outfits were shown at Indus- | Mr. Governor s | munists maintain an unlimited trial Textiles Trade Fair, London. j |supply of slave labor on starvation)’ =#2#2#2# #2 #3 =) © Tl... «| rations. ° | married,” he added, “they ought i Wayne May Raise fee | peanies."’ H rrertes Wedding Permit Fee fle’ pill write the Board of ROEBUCK AND CO DR. HENRY A. MILLER | ft INDUSTRIAL STYLES — Heather Mackay wears an overall sug- gested by factory girls in Croydon, England. Man at left wears asbestos suit for tunnel kilns. One at right wears terylene-coated | Sears HOME IMPROVEMENT NEEDS *Roof to Basement ae olan an dele -askel c we takiielsmmelals mm @lU0 Suy én SEARS EASY PAYMENT PLAN Supervisors suggesting the change iC DETROIT uw — Even the price He indicated he might seek raises lof love may ee up! elsewhere, too, such as doubling ‘eue the 25-cent fees for birth and death ertificates County Clerk Edgar M. Branigin - , jhas suggested that the $2 fee for (marriage licenses should be in-| |creased to $5. “I'm not trying to toss road- |blocks in the path of the Love |Express,’’ said Branigin. ‘‘It's an) ie to help combat generally rising service costs."’ ee chad a SE | Closed Wednesday Afternoons * a S Optometrist 7 North Saginaw Street Phone FE 4-6842 "Em sure they will react favor- ably when they note the added revenue possibilities,’ said the clerk. Lack of baby sitters is blamed for a drop in: church attendance ‘in Bloemfontein, South Africa. | Branigin said he doesn't think Rey Robt. 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Pail Minter - he Grants Yi Vy ee E " aie . |; WPRON, New 4:20 WIR Music Hall | CKLW, News alenchrino ogee Ot ; WXYZ, Wattrick 10:30_WIR, Amos ‘n° Andy i WXYZ, Fred Wolf | WJBK. News, Tom George New Program Based : 1s Fall floWer ! Se: adie oo “0 WWJ) News by Lewis WIRK News. Gentile. Binge, WCAR, News, Caravan U th H i; f fi. ) Not priori ord ews. OB MCL£Od WXYZ, Top of the Town | WPON, Rise 5 Shine | WPON, News Platter Parlor! specified (ab } Weee Rees: Corares | (CEL W | Ted McCox 1900 WIR Jim Vinall 1:30-WJR, Dr Malone pon the Mome Lite OF 2; seco 30 WPON, News | WJBK, People Speak WWJ. Minute Parade WXYZ, News Winter T D shirkers a 6.30 _WJR. Dinner Date WPON Zee A Ofville WXYZ, Breakfast Club ' CKLW, Bud Davies axi Driver |23 Heap ] WW Ross Mulholland 1i:@8 WIR News CKLW News Tob; David WPON, Guy % Signal of WXYZ, Bill Stern WWJ. Bruce Maver | WJBK, News Tom " George 2:00-- WJR, Ind Mrs 4 i - aattees Pet adie Ch WXYZ. Top of the Town icant WWJ. Ross Mulhollanc . _ . 27 Bon of Bet | WXYZ. Top mS WAR News Re Www nee Malo BY ARTRA BAER 11 Solar disk ~ r WIBK N ag CKLW. Bud Davie iat NEVES? — . 2 Dramatic WPON New "CAR Roundup | WJBK News. Don McLeod NEW YORK (INS) — Guy Lom-| 13 Somplication all 11:30 -WJR Musi: We tn rodfrey WCAR, News Carava napus font eruse : WW). Three Star Extra, WWJ Music Till Das SiG ee coON bardo's music will be the sweetest’ 34 Bo be it! Z, Stars at Seven WXYZ. Top of the Town c , rt tory 36 Domestic CKLW. sarge Been, CKLW. Tea. McCo} ™ a ‘ Jae ee this side of another network start- slave yy WJBK, Basebal! | WJRK. Mickey Shorr IBK. New Tani GeorE ¢ 16 Perched j Mfr Ny WCAR. News, Caravar WPON Blues Chaser SER Nee oa eres ing June 12, when CBS scraps his/39 Trial ty by WPON, News Record Room WPON New Par! show ¢ ay 10 Surfeited 7:30_WWJ, Morgan Beat!) TDN E SILA Ty IMORNING Noa WAVE. Glin Marties currently Tuesdays 8 to 8:30 : paces inlet pee Se et rte, | @o0 WIR Jin Vinal CKIW Mars Morgan | qq Pm.) in favor of a series star-| piant , | 3 WJBK, Mickey Shorr SU TlEr can 1600--WJR Arthur Godfrey ring Nita Talbot called “Joe and‘) yiine pee WPON, Record Re pom | WXYZ, Fred Wolf ww w ee ui a abot caer Joe and io Value highly - T < G S ! ‘ " rT LW, Reooste Clut eegeay . - rtv = ~ oe 2 sate, H i ' | Sa Pee std | WIBK’ Gentile. Binge | Curw: Ness Story Time | WHYZ. News aitgene | ak 3490 UBT 3) LIBBY REEN THUMB SALB! CELW. Trasewry Agent QMPON Country Music Cxiw kes gay oe WCAR Caravan of Music The spokesman for Lombardo, 55 Hebrew | * JBK, News, Mickey Shorr —W. foice of Agricit : ayy 4.00 WJR Parade of Bands who ; re re . . ascetic ae Lib. P J 6 0 2 WPON, News. Record Room | WWJ, Bob Maxwell hadiatarg pals mat | WWJ. Widder Brown 9 announced the switch, said 6-Mental ) 1 Warning 2 Legisiative 42 Bester by § ineapple uice....... 4 Zz. 5c 8:28—WJR. Suspense | CKLW. Guy Nunn : ‘ae WIR. Make Up Mina| WXYZ. Wattrick, Sports the maestro has no “ill feelings, | faculties devices body 43 Rots flax by i WWJ, Lone Ranger WARK News) Geni ie inst wxys) News) Gurisin |) | SEW Eddie Cye% but added that Guy's present spon-|°7 Transterred Aint) © 23 Peel - * exposure : WXYZ, Music Hall | | WCAR, Coffee With Clem CKLW @ieep for a Day | WJBK. News, Don McLeod 4 p nt sf m-| legally @ Mot 24 Followers 3 Lbs S 79¢ CKLW, Squad Room Lol ee (oa fats KEEL Be WCAR, News, Caravan sor, Pharmaceuticals, Inc., was) DOWN apace ee cod pee A Soak tint ( pecoge sooo oesoeos a WJIBK, board r 3-00— WIR. Jie — Mined WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WPON Community News | fenalct loll backing ; : provided 28 City in 45 Arabian gulf iN, rd Room ww Bob Maxwell Mie ” a 4:30 WJR. Music Hall given a choice of backing the new 1 Demigoddess tab. = Alaska 47 Expired } e A r - News, Jeep WXYZ, News, Osgood it0e— WIR, Jack White WWJ Pepper Young series or giving up its” time 2 Gerfus of 10 Glucoside 29 Poems 48 Trieste wine | Giant Size Surf WWJ, News, Biography CKLW, News. Toby David | WWJ. News by Cederberg WXYZ News. McKenzie | ts olives 11 Bea eagle 10 Dispatched measures. XYZ, Mus al) | WJBK, News, Centile, Binge! Ms XYZ, News, Curtain WPON Club 1440 | Reportedly “delighted”’ ith Harvest 12 Rowtes ‘atn) 36 Bteeples, 49 Bamboolike | : ; oer job and Ra | Seon! enable . oftes | © cKLW. News com y Bave 5.00 WJR, William Sheehan portedly ng w j ‘ = ‘ 19. as gg 37 Winglike - grass WwJBK, — Mickey 7 snort | PO ews Rise, Shine | J ews om George” WWJ News at 5 the o oro’s » ana? | retix part $1 Abstract being WPON, News, Zee. Orville, 7:90-WJR, Music Hal, | WCAR, News WXYZ. Wattrick, Sports id Lat ratings, Gey 3 spon: | ‘erfume 21 ee depot 38 Tautened $3 African fly 2 WIR, Guest House WXYZ, News, Osgood WPON, News 7 CKLW. Eddie Chase sor will probably buy ‘Joe and jee 6 Centaur 41 Puff up (var. | WXYZ, Best Bands CKLW, Terrence O'Dell 12:40-—WJR, Time for Musi WJBK, News. Don McLeod 0? 4 —a— SS a SS CKLW, Bob and Ray WJBK. News. Gentile. Binge WWJ Faye Elizabeth WCAR, News, Caravan Mable” but will definitely hunt | | WPON. ary Gesilie ws He Maxell we | pater tid Buc Device 2 WIR Muue Hall eee Be (28) Bere ELS Yoana) his! | 10:00—WJR, Bing Cresvy | WXYZ, News, Ongood | WCAR, Caravan | WWJ Jim Deland | to present the Koyal eee | e rol irm. @ icireuit court arraignment on 2 ity ’ i | cheon Mu-lc NKYZ. N Cenuie j . —— aC ewe eee WYZ News Mowe | on ABC or NBC this fal charges he wrote himself a $100 “Joe and Mable,” ban on the) in False Advertisin ichteck without having an account.| . has kind | Oakland County Circuit Judge ! ‘life of ¢ ab lriver -- Today’ s Television Programs = Call — Hours 9 te Sat & te t