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Architect Says "GRAND MARAIS UP — More than 100 searchers 
‘<a tliekiis Considering Alternates combed. desolate s es 
SURPRISE COLLAR — Stinky, 4 weeks‘old, literally got canned | to Reduce Expenses on of woodland today for a 
when he tried foraging for himself in Benton Harbor. He was being | Addition to Building pretty 21-year-old school- 
weaned co ee Laer _— nay = hunger. drove him to teacher who disappeared 
‘@plore i of a can last b. The can | ) 
eventually was eased off’ his head sent by a nlp and we A ‘further delay -in the _ | while hitchhiking Sunday 
none the worse for wear. start of construction on the night. : 
$3,000,000 addition to Pon- The intensive air and . 
. 8 tiac General Hospital was ground hunt was pressed 
enera 0 Or S X ansion announced last night. for Patricia Burdick, miss- 
é ' Architect Leo L, Heenan jing in a wilderness area of 
oge ‘ 'told the hospital board of | |Michigan’s Upper Penin- . 
Criticized trustees that the final tab- sula. ese 
In end e Cpor ‘ulations of; the bids sub- Lumbermen, townsfolk 
mitted last Thursday will) and servicemen from bases 
WASHINGTON (P—A staff report to the Senate’s ns be ready until May 10. in the district joined law 
“pig business” subcommittee-questions whether’ Gen-| .rmines cokee SGuRan = officers in a. foot-by-foot 
eral Motors should be allowed to expand freely into any|Heenan and his staff are con check of side roads and 
new fields. — a trails bordering highway 
It also says GM should cut prices of its cars and|duce the cost er areal MTT between Seney and. 
other products in view of what it says were the com-|wing. . Grand Marais. 
pany’s “extremely high profits” over the past eight PR scczoran ng = ry peartrree oat Sat peda Bare: years. were originally scheduled for main tateresctien vn ie The repprt, made public: last night by Sen. O’Ma- Presentation to the city commis- ' sion last night, but this was later 26 miles south of this Lake Su. 
honey (D- Wyo), suggests further study by Congress | ioctponed until May 1 -|perior fishing and resort village. 
*and the Justice Department Last uight’s ein ae As was = was 
(j F to see if action is called for} hospital trustees and Heenan and | ond with har meter, ites. ton 
| yes Lease -|to curb what is described as ee held to seek Burdick, at Sault Ste. Marie, 
pi a trend toward monopoly] ton or te sade = Searchers, Gisele’ by leggere 
; by the six-billion-dollar cor-) win, familiar with the district, sought or eserve | e poration, world’s largest|,Vuis Brewer, chairman of the clues in the snow covered woods , building committee, added that he ang unoccupied hunting cabins 
a —— had doubts that the wing could in: the area. 
Army Seeks Approval’ Phere eam Mesergpante| rasta heey a Papegdean State Police Sgt. John Mongiat 
of Five-Acre Loctifion/ monopoly, which recently com-| 5.4 dame enn — \adided that detectives also 
Orchard Lak {pleted @ survey of General Motors , FTEMS 
on rcnarg axe as a “case history” in an inquiry “We will have to do some tall 
is ces bea sett ts: ia to ae whether changes are ——. — Pinan gosh gp be ss goa | 
city received a needed the nation’s antitrust|@ chance we can some —<——o— a + lease application from the federal | laws. things out of the plans and still f “WASHINGTON-BOUND — Madison and Washington Junior ‘. M 2 
teat ite on| get the good ‘hospital we have “taint, left tts morning for their four day trip to Washington, fs ; government for a five-acre site on} In Detrolt, @ GM spokesman (hoped for.” n ar owers D.C. Geft to right) Jay Hall, 211 Navajo; Rosalie Lake, Lake | IfCcul ; Orchard Lake avenue for the pro-| sald company officials have not said the of the vas. ‘Sean .Jts 989 Northfield and Sally W: ” too | ' : 
posed new U.S. Army training com’ had a phance to stay She reper. Peg capital me as om Henry Clay, are shown boarding the bus. Besides White House and er, corfimisson was “However,” added, , < : 
SMe WR Wh aS Seacrest ve pm, iO LOCAL Courts | sates ct t's rene = RULES ON CASE . . 
Upon his: Riaomceor porege the = aS wind aie as _— a. = a = Engraving commission instructed the y at-) warranted.” ' . 
torney and engineer to study the| Gongs Denney. weadind | On March 2, federal aid, under Okay Bill to Relieve |W Probation Invalid Unless 
lease for form and description. | american Motors Corp., defend- the Hill-Burton program, was Region's Circuit Bodies I. Rufus M. Traver ies. Officer Is Appointed, 
After an. extensive study of the 
former sanitary fill area, the 
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ed GM at a news conference called 
in Detroit yesterday for a report 
on AMC operations. 
“As far as General Motors Corp.! * * ¥ A a. ¢ 
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Date of May 10 
‘Set for Results, Students Delay Hospital Wing Bid Report 
on Annual Trip to Nation’s Capital 
    
denied. the hospital because “the 
          priority of the hospifal area was' 
_ not high enough to receive a 
| grant for assistance.”   
of Big Dockets 
A bill slightly altering court oods - aaa Ground and Air 
Search of Wilds 
Continues in UP Volunteers Joining Hunt 
in Desolate Forests for 
_ Grand Marais Woman 
  
    
  
at His Sylvan Lake Home He Tells Justices 
Ina: circuit court decision yew) 
    recommended in February to 
Fifth Army, officials that the site {is concerned,”” Romney said, 
be accepted. . | (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) jurisdiction in Wayne and Oakland 
Counties was signed yesterday by “I} Heenan said this morning: Dr. Rufus M. Traver, 85, who came to Pontiac as terday, probationary powers of 
still believe there is some way to ; pastor of the First Baptist Church in 1902 and was re- Vie pecpoied siractere: wilt be build the functional type hospital|Gov. G. Mennen Williams. , Baptist| But Oakland County Circuit | 
of a school-type design and will Living Index Rises with the mumber of beds we need.” Intended to relieve circuit court|SPonsible for the organization of Bethany Baptist) 10 cas 3. Adams ruled that | have a capacity for 100 men train-| ‘We haven't given up hope yet/dockets of many relatively minor|Church, died yesterday afternoon at 4:15 in his home, justices’ probations invalid WASHINGTON U®—The govern-|that funds will be available from/cases, the bill enlarges the juris- 
diction of municipal courts to in- 
clude crimes for which the maxi- 
mum penalty is a $500 fine and a 
one-year jail sentence. 
State Senator William §&. 
Broomfield, contacted today in 
Lansing, sald it would be “dif- 
ficult to “estimate” how many 
eases annually would thus be 
removed from circuit court juris- 1633 Inverness Ave., Sylvan Lake. He had been in ill 
health 16 weeks. 
He served the First Baptist Church 16 years. ‘In 
1918, he was appointed field secretary for the Baptist |}... 
Church during World War I serving the U. 8S. Army. 
At the close of the war, he became pastor of the 
Baptist Church in East* 
Orange, N. J. for four years, | 1906, Dr. Traver organized 
While pastor of. the First|a Sunday School as a home “= classrooms ,four days © cent sollay repetted Seine comely 
It is expected that a discussion "S¢ one-tenth of 1 per cent in/a 
will be held at the commission's in- Marc rch, jhe first increase since 
formal meeting Monday on an-| jovember. 
other proposal by the National) 
to the rsenists prmoset wee SE Of Sirens Ruled Out 
for Pontiac Tornado Alerts 
ees 
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to the reservist's proposed area.| ae, convicted for speeding 
Reserve activities in the area! an. 9. 
have been conducted in a building, 
at 37 W. Lawrence St., while the.   
  Guard trains at the Armory, 57| diction, 
Water St. : Commissioner John A. Dugan (District 5) last E field said the bill will apply Baptist Church here in'mission project. In 1917,| ton. Hamilton filed‘the sult im, 
7 night continued his fight to secure a tornado warm- [25), t) Pontiac and Roy al "Gen this group was officially or-| %% ¢#fort to obtain return of the 
Deer Hit, Killed ing system for the City. in Oakland County, where muni-| | ganized as Bethany Baptist _—. Earlier in the City Commission meeting, City {cipal courts have been established, Judge Adams’ written opinion 
in F ‘light. -Acre OSS Manager Walter K. Willman read a letter from Assistant Oakland County Prose- Church. confirmed. justices’ power to im- 
state Civil. Defense office [cutor Robert D. Long said today In 1946, an adult Bible Class waS!pose probation, challenged in the 
Highway in Area 
The perils of a mechanized age| 
finally caught up with one of the 
few remaining survivors of Oak-| 
land County's once-substantial deer | 
_herd early this morning. 
The animal,:a doe, was struck 
’ down by: the front buriper of a 
car on M39, three-fourths of a mile 
west of Teggerdine Road, accord- 
ing to White Lake Township po- 
lice. 
The unidentified driver apparent- 
ly dragged the deer off the road 
following the collision and con- 
tinued on his way, police said. The 
  the acting director of the 
declaring air raid sirens “unthinkable” for this type 
warning. 
“The solution is to get something not in conflict 
with the civil defense system,” the letter stated. 
It continued by saying that radio and television 
were the best means of warning the public. 
‘A week following the recent Grand Rapids 
tornado, Dugan requested 
to find a solution to tornado warnings. - 
“I believe we should get. a lot more serious on immediate steps be taken 
this matter,” Dugan declared last night. “I under- 
stand the Board of Education is calling a meeting 
and I believe we should do the same or set up a 
committee to look into an ‘immediate solution.” _.jto establish market authorities to many high misdemeanors, previ- 
ously ruled on in circuit court, 
and possibly some felonies. 
Long said a test case would 
be needed to establish whether 
felonies punishable by $500 fine 
and a year in jail can be han- 
dled in municipal courts, 
‘Governor Williams also signed 
yesterday a bill authorizing cities 
purchase and operate public jue 
kets. 
‘Draft Cobo’ Hotcakes 
LANSING (INS) — Republican 
            named in his honor and in 1947, 
he was elected-to the office of hon- 
orary deacon for life by members of Bethany Baptist Church. EXPRESSED CONCERN 
On Oct. 9, 1954, the. Men's Club | Local law enforcement officials: of Bethany honored Dr. Traver jhad expressed ¢oncern over this with a dinner for his 60 years | | part of the case, saying they of religious and civic activities | ‘feared justices would be forced to 
in Pontiac. The pastor's study ond many more violators to jail was furnished by the men and if deprived of probationary named the “Traver Study." ers: * a ver" 
Dr. Traver was graduated from| Hamilton got his license back 
Colgate Academy, University of when Judge Adams ruled the mult, and also said suspension of 
driving privileges was a valid. con- 
dition of probation. 
    S| iiton was not assigned to a pro- 
“| bation officer or required to 
make monthly reports, 
  
      
  
        
    Occasional Showers 
Predicted for Area 
temperature rangifig from 45-59. . 
In downtown Pontiac the low 
‘lest thermometer reading go 
degrees, The - ing 8 a.m. was 32 
mercury rose to 45 at 2 p.m.     
  
    
          deer was found in a ditch with The Civil Defense letter mentioned that it might : ‘ . state leaders said.today that the Hilton, N. Y 
three of Its legs orien ied over te} | DE possible to use the attack warnings installed in | pratt Cobo” petitions are going! He was born in Rensselaer Coun-| Lecal. officials yesterday ex. KING FOR 
the ‘Michigan Dept. of Conserve many schools, offices and factories as a warning of tke hotcakes tn “ of Michigan's) ty N.Y. March 2, 1871, the son|Pressed oacdigager rt -— tan LOO 
tien. natural disasters. DR, RUFUS M. TRAVER (Continued on Page:2, Col. 5) | emit 4 tices, | A BARGAIN? 
Justice Leih; said ; 
“Undoubtedly, there will be Everybody js... and @ good 
ire ef ic es pattie 1 ra ic ong es ‘ion ai yr coder the statute to seuign, pre] Pounce Pew Want, Ads bationary officers to justice courts ng Be pagent 
Fighting the growing problem of| sed we fea! the Gre tricks wosld [the fire trucks free peanut ey ii ia i adhe tek. nor pull into a fire zone with-| “Because of heavy traffic pass- agg ME ompR emp cash for unused articles. 
traffie congestion which hinders) find traffie much easier if more through the intersections. ___,|ing .nbt- only their own lives aid) in 300 feet of the fire appartus be-jing in front of the downtown fire! ther methods of sentencing. why cent 78 ee 
emergency vehicles is a losing bat-| drivers knew of our problem and |, However motorists who are Holi thoge of the fireman, but also fire|ing used. jenies, seme te (tow ety Probation 06) LO owe ie 
tle, Pontiac fire department’ of- ane sgeeaing: pretare” ON Taam Ge teeta se ae ee re er tre Pal over % tal gether,” the chet staled, catr|dopartment, probably wil choo oe a 
ficials commented tofay. - said. _1_{“stuck”, according to Wells, and d of the i their drivers to wetch for r avacor, | 
se Lakin bs Seong cates eg P eed, [ry hen yf ha Oa be ha rah Seat i nt | Sanaa indrances to th “| section ic signals to mien es ‘jase of pr officers’ already Cay: in the six or seven fires they n a 's ress Saginaw Street, Oakland Avenue, Chief Schroeder pointed out. és eae ; 
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  : \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1950 
Will Level Any Place on Earth =   
A score of Americans 
They but did not want to be jdentified by scientific unit of the North Atlantic Treaty * * «©     
     U.S: fo Make Huge Rockelarty at runner. . 10 id é uge | e Party at Tunnel . 
| MUNICH, Germany  — U. S. officials predicted today the United) BERLIN ~The Russians an- States will an intercontinental rocket capable of leveling any] pounced, open, house, tod Mt the 
rocket accurate enough to hit a target 5,000 miles away—the goal of tap their commiinicatibns lines. 
U.S. researchers. . East Berlin s Communist press 
In general, these officials were inclined to discount the statement jinvited the public to inspect the 
the Pentagon and aircraft in- 
| others from NATO nations. 
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WAS TRUMAN AIDE . 
. Burns is a law partner of Hugh 
Sen. Kefauver (D-Tenn) to national 
prominence, . ; 
The investigation was started 
under the ‘y Committee 
chairmanship of the late Sen. Kil- 
gore (D-WVA). 
should - permitted ‘te 
larger by acquisition, in a field 
which promises to be of tremend- 
ous importance British, Soviets Suggest   
  Neabulanes law 
Group Selected Three Commissioners to 
Meet With Citizens on 
  
  
  From the Prime Minister's res- the com- 
and Khrushchev meet with 
hurried -to a luncheon with For- city and 
eign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd. e effected 
wa 0 conan 
The Soviet statesmen's present a 
calls for them to take off they believed some 
for Portsmouth to board the Rus- the pro- 
their delayed news suggested that a 
fu- any 
Posses Scour Wilds ste 
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had 60 days in which to ac- 
cept or reject the received bids, 
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Dr. Rufus Traver 
Dies at His Home | (Continued From Page One) 
of Alvah and. Clarissa Withey Tra- ri   = » i 5 
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i at Michigan Tech and Michigan 
State Normal at Ypsilanti. 
To Mark Installation,   
‘lAnniversary Friday — |"Tie s« survives ty. nis wite, the a a former Glennie ge; one son, 
Rabbi - Hoschander of|the Rev. Roland M. Traver of Mt. 
Clemens; two grandchildren and 
two great I 
Friday Israel of Oakwoods Dr Traver's body will be at 
He ‘wil be assisted by Cantor Bela the FarmerSnover Funeral 
Home until noon Friday. It will 
then be taken to the Bethany 
" Baptist Church for the funeral 
_| Service. at 2:30 pam. 
Tributes will be given by Dr. 
H. H. Savage, as a representative Americans Mum Boo st Mi ‘pe 
  Ms Jvhe Day in Birmingham ‘ Y ieee : : oe ie 
  
Says Dairy Head MMPA President Lake 
Demands $5 Price at 
ult Charge Conclude Examination 
of Former Policeman 
James B. Sexton 
A motion to reduce charges of 
assault with intent to murder in 
the case of ex-Pontiac patrolman 
James B. Sexton, 30, was taken 
under advisement this morning by 
Pontiac Municipal Judge Maurice 
Finnegan. E. Fi 
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The motion came at the con- 
clusion of a pre-trial examination! 
in which Sexton, 686 E, Tennyson 
Ave. was charged with wounding 
two companions with his service 
revolver early Jan. 27. 
Defense attorney Clarence 
Smith argued that there was no 
malice involved in the shooting 
of James KR. Stephens, 30, of 
28 State St. and Sexton's 
cousin, Archie McCowen, 24, of 
180 Norton Ave., gfter the officer 
ly went “berserk” at igineer and city planner make: sug- Area Uni 
Wertheimer, chief, dentistry sec: | ‘then, and -F.~L. VanderVeide, 
naturally containing it. * * 6 
South field road’s residential 
character within Birmingham is 
subject of tonight's planning board 
meeting at the municipal build- 
ing. 
Planners will hear the city en- 
for Southfield's improve- 
ments if the;road south.to Eight 
Mile becomes an expressway. 
sharing 
later taking jurisdiction to control 
zoning, according E fo im official. 
William Kramer reported yes- 
terday that his home, 627 Wood- 
Enter Country Club; 
Report $200 Taken   
    gun is involved. 
Judge Finnegan said he would) 
bind Sexton over ‘to Oakland| 
County Circuit Court on the 
  think most of the board is also.” |original charge. 
things we will have to leave out,” . He -extended un- 
(til. then ‘the $1,000 bond under 
which Sexton is free. 1 
Philadelphia Blaze 
Kills Nine Persons ‘PHILADELPHIA (# — Nine per- 
sons died in a fire that wrecked 
  ipried open. 
Both Parties Satisfied two North Philadelphia dwellings 
shortly after dawn today. Four) 
were reported injured. 
The dead included three women 
and six children under 14 years 
of age, said a spokesman at St. 
Joseph's Hospital where the bod- 
ies were taken. 
One of the injured, a man, was 
reported in serious condition at 
the hospital. 
to St. Luke's Hospital. 
Probe Breakin Attempt 
Pontiac police yesterday were 
asked to investigate a possible 
where the home-owner, John Mar- 
ley, reported a screen was re- 
moved Monday night from a base- announce May 2 whether he will/ClUb in which $200 was taken 
Three others injured were taken|Gary 
burglary’ attempt at 204 Oliver St.,| morning into an overnight break- 
in at the Birmingham Country 
from a filing cabinet safe. 
Country Club manager John 
Brennan said the entry must have 
been made during the night. Bren- 
nan discovered the money was 
missing at 6 p.m. today.. 
He told investigators Leo Hazen 
and Jack Davis the money had 
Brennan knew of nothing else to 
be missing although he found a 
padlock. cut off a liquor cabinet. 
LeBaron Cub Scouts’ 
Receive Awards 
Some 14 boys received awards 
at a meeting last night of LeBaron 
School Cub Scout pack 66. Awards 
were presented by cubmaster 
Claud Daniels to: 
Richard Affolder, Robert Ben- 
nett, Robert Church, Dennis Cox, | 
James DeFloris, Douglas Duvall, 
Forester, Ronald: Hoadley, 
Ralph King, Tommy Kochig, Billy 
Midkif, Elwin Tatu, Gordon York 
and Teny Weir. 
Extend Social Security 4 
  tes in Meetings to Spur Sewage Project — 
  me hke Sc 
of H-Bomb Halt 
been kept in two strong boxes..|!* 
dock plant near Bay City Scores Idea 
  tion, Eisenhower said it was.a bit _ 
paradoxical, when we are working 
as hard as we can on development 
of guided missiles, for anyone to 
advocate halting H-bomb tests, 
Eisenhower also told a news 
conference he thinks the Demo- 
crats are right in making him, 
rather than his administration 
generally, a_chief target of criti- - 
cism. After all, the President 
said, he is the head of the admin- 
istration. 
He commented that he has been 
shot at before. 
Utility Firm Official 
Talks on Expansion 
GRAND RAPIDS ® — Consum- . 
ers Power Co, President Dan E. 
Karn told 875 stockholders last 
night that their firm has spent 500   
Karn said consumption of gas. 
and electricity 1s increasing faster 
than the population and Consumers 
is growing faster than the average 
American utility, 
Karn said the company has a $91 
million construction budget for 1956 
compared to $74 million last year, 
He outlined plans to add two | 
136,250 kdlowatt-capacity gener. . 
ating units to the Cobb plant at 
ack act, mac’ Dey Cy by 
    WASHINGTON (INS) — The Sen- 
ate Finance Committee’today voted | 
to extend Social Security coverage. 
to about 250,000 additional persons, 
    ment window and the window was 
1 including lawyers, dentists, 
farm workers. , 
  
  
of Dr, Traver’s former pastorate; 
Dr. William H. Marbach, of the 
Rabbi Hoschander. for community and Dr. R. T. Andem 
the evening at ‘the local synagogtie from the Baptist State Association. 
will be Mrs. Sidney * 2 ¢ 
The Rev. Fred R. Tiffany, his pastor, will officiate with burial in   
Perry 
ea 
serve as active bearers. ~ 
youth suffered a Honorary bearers will be Glen- 
              Eisenhower rolled up a 280,000- 
plus plurality .over Adlai Steven- 
son in Tuesday’s Pennsylvania pri- 
mary battle for “Popularity” 
yith both major parties ex- 
  Ike Rolls Past S tevenson 
in Pennsylvania Primary 
Mt, Park Cemetery, Mem-) PHILADELPHIA. # ~-President Sen. William F.. Knowland of Cal-' 
ifornia, on the ballot against his 
wishes, 39,894. 
* Ld * 
_Democratic—In, .8,229 precincts, | Stevenson, 589,433; Sen. Estes Ke- 
  Grocery Owner Stands 
Mute at Appeal Hearing 
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‘vers »| The 90-minute movie, “Unidenti-\C. Newhouse on the Utah desert Co, y is. scheduled for release! i ed Flying Objec f od ti July 2, 1952, It shows a dancing)“ tee lee | 
May 9. - F |! ying Objects,” is, pegged to) tation of from 7 to 16 white! gm ' Pe her os . 8 8 ‘what are. described: as official! spots, , ae for our overnight stay, and in the morningtherewasour | shoe vers Clarence Green and| Pentagon film clips of unidenti-| gg @ «8 i i 
_ ear—completely repaired and raring to go. We went —=Russell Rouse said at a press pre- fied objects in flight. The produc-|: The sictiine “niis “the. ‘Ponboguall merrily on our way singing the praises of Alistate. It’s view yesterday that the film j “ P me brings out “one indisputable faet,'¢™* declined to say how the Pen- idecided these objects were neither) 
a wonderful experience we'll never forget! ‘that flying saucers are here.” _ (agon shots were released to them./#Teraft, balloons nor birds and! , : 
Just one more example of the friendly, fast,depend- e468 2. oes classified them officially as “un- AVAILABLE 
able service that makes it great to be Allstate! However, Air Séeretary Quarles Clip No, 1 was taken by Nicho-| pees wesele niente ca tes tend = \ announced last October that anjlas Mariana, general manager of ‘ a ‘ 
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. BLDG. I ckay Seto Force investigation the Great Falls, Mont., baseball jf Alert M- Chop. who as a pub-| . ay Dare 4 : ‘ : of nearly sightings produced! chub, at the ballpark Aug, 15, 1950.) est ' 196-21. Seginow Sees “no evidence of the existence of! It shown {White spherical ob (siened {0 the fying saucer study) I Today be Mik day! STORES! - > * : oa the | 4 r i a “i Ederel 5-0461 popularly termed flying sau-ijects moving. laterally and at ‘Mel teriel Command. The part ef Cha SEE PAGES 8 AND 9 
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: You're in . LLST, , WHAT’S MY LINE? wa, : ELST ATE pe ase Each word is related to my work. Un- ; = scramble os few as possible to fi 7] : o ese ne anes Bem Prany enpeers onder ervey, reading dowawreed,” pele end 
le TRS poe OSS Bs ate a | || HERE ARE THE FACTS 
a 2 iy ABOUT THE MILK STRIKE! Bese : py 8 | 3 
YOUR EYES 2h ‘The ill-advised milk strike, in which organized labor 3 endeavored to “take over’ the dairy farmers of the 
ie are "BE ecious gift... * Detroit milk shed, proved one thing: That labor union 
F i oA 4 practices and the business of independent farmers 
SU RE 5 don’t mix. 
4 : It became evident from the start that the instigators you are bint properly ... : Aono é ] were not striking the dairies for‘a higher price. They 
7 had, in fact, agreed with dairies they would take the YROT i . 
Hear & Sussey's ent : pita ; prevailing market price for farmers’ milk! 
e Renreeerr at 6:15 on WPON 5 STAC Instead, they directed their attack against the dairy 
’ ; on farmers’ own organization, the Michigan Milk 
= : : a lll Producers Association, which they aimed to control 
.or destroy. In this attempt, forces within organized 
Yesterday's answer: Jade, erttrald, labor sought to capitalize on the economic plight of r = sihitsie tiene Wench, gorn€t, opal, pEorl, Ruby. the farmer and exploited a-minority group of farmers 
: ; to their own ends. ; 
: : There should be no misunderstanding the fact that | — ———— MMPA is a dairy farthers’ cooperative, operated by 
the farmers, for the farmers, to“cooperatively market | 
: their milk and protect their economic interests, It was | 
~ Pontiac’ S$ Head arters the propaganda line of the strike leaders to mislead 
qui the farmers and the public in this respect. 
for The obviously false claim of strike leaders that they 
‘won a price iftyease was a part of this propaganda 
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-Armstrong’s Asphalt Tile Dark Colors Light Colors Deluxe Colors What-Caused the Strike? The strike stemmed from the ambition of « few within 
organized labor to control the Detroit milk market and 
to collect union dues from dairy farmers who ship milk 
to that market, To actoniplish this, the strike organizers 
turned farmer against farmer in their drive to destroy 
his cooperative organizaticn. 
Who Were the Strike Leaders? 
f _ Major leadership ond direction came from organized. 
@ labor. Joined with these professionals were @ former 
union organizer end @ small group of dairy farmers 
who hove comistently opposed the methods ond policies 
of MMPA and sought this means of Imposing their will 
on the MMPA membership. CEA sap 
                
        Whet Were ihe Real Issues? Py <a . 
| This was not a strike for a higher price for milk nor 
OLID VINYL BASE did it accomplish any, economic advantage for farmers. 
: The reol issue wos recognition of the so-called Foir 
1ST GRADE Shore group, organized labor's “front, for the | A purpose of dues collection and-check-off. By this action, Black—Grey—Brown : fhe strike directors sought to gain control of the assets : 
Reg. 35¢ Lin. Fr. end functions of MMPA. Gebardines, Checks, Fleck Weaves ond Flannels .., 
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: April 1, The Class ! price of $5 would hove been round weor, . 
: _ achieved sooner ond without ultimatum if obstrictionist 
‘tactics of strike leaders and others had not blocked 
oe 2 be price negotictions carried on by the MMPA Detroit ' ALTERATIONS FREE, of course! 
4 mS r . sales committee, 
4 Eliminate Coosswerk iC But hur es ry, make your selections worty: It s your 
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“SELECTOR eulcht The increased price of $5 per ewt. applies only to. 
dad rahetostens ol etlor ocrton LINOLEUM RUGS Quality Tools that portion of the milk used for bottling and fivid ‘teres Tae eee 
See somples of hundreds of motch : Unconditionaily Guaranteed purposes. It is not a net price to the farmer, who must ' 
tg and ROGERS colors : poy marketing and shippifig costs. Only port of the ) s Sari P hrm ne Reg. $5.95 _ LOW PRICES ai cin be sold ot thls gitce, the ret malt bie wed fer As Always, al Osmun’s You Are 
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Plet Enamel ..... «8 ; » Hand Saws Coping Saws Another factor not to be overlooked is the deluge of ; LAYAWAY Your Purchase 
3 : . & milk which results in ony market where a-higher then ' 
: Rogers Alkyd $6. 70 tc. averoge price prevails, Competition from outside the ' 
: oo : milk shed can cause havoc for regular producers, even ‘* eee Si SEMEL NGO NE AE a, 
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be ae oo mal te Oe Pe 8a oe ee x ea code - | ___ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY; APRIL 25, 1956 Ney SNe 
E-PORNTIAC PRESS . teenie India, long at swords tee oO «lee ee ree a a ge tote ~ seep point with Pakistan, and embitter ‘ % ae . ; , . : 
en ea ETS | Mame SK ser Covecinaens Se, - Farmer Gives Food Free © ' might prevent us from being Dok are 1 " 
: erating force between Egypt. and Instead of Letting It Ro Te waigitges wil be, 4 when neste. may be a good paychologist, but been sano caat eee Ease when he tries to mix that with 
May 1 should have special meaning ose en takeand het row 
for Sens OF Amerigens cause passed by fields of berries, frults, tre’ snip mon Rsonaely oe will be the 15th birthday of the Na- corn, pumpkin, etc., rotting?  - trouble to arm themselves with 
tion's Series E Savings Bonds, ‘Today we answered an ad in persuasive arguments, however 
a — - ° From the beginning the bonds were oe See a wrong they may be. ° Ole 
SSE SE SEES eS pole tnvruments ot inion ay are ae Washtensw Counties ft ls 412.00 » sisexbere t= thrift: Most sales in the earlier years them to ; a one oa ate 
30 oo year all ml upecrtptons as mearence no doubt were influenced by patriot- ed pes i and wong me, there raits ; 
—— —. ism. To the surprise of many, how- _ were plenty who did. By JAMES J. METCALFE AUDEE BUREAU OF CIRCULATE ev these bonds didn’t i. We don't see why other farmers The past is good for memories yn ee ~ er, t disappear don't do that also when good food .. . Of moments made for play _WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1986 after the war : ls being wasted. | i A * people a » & ‘ eee danced yesterday 
Nonpartisan Crusade Instead, most ptople ike’ this ye ee : e ; ° ; : » _ * . Let experiment its 
# -Launched for. Big Vote . method of saving for future ‘bch duals om, tok ow te ae ae eee 
2 is a Presidential year; there is indis-  A™ericans own the huge sum of sgn ply men ag! PR ye tle EA mig olin, al putable proof of it in the crysade $40 billion worth of B and H 3364 Bathurst aes p's en, eee eee 
. - ee a © ‘Bonds, of which $38 billion are ama or: , a Se fu | “ay just launched to get out a record vote Ez oo $38 Reader Says Psychology he — . - | 
me £ cctubltiad thin ‘blige ten hens now’ pre amd and Bible Just Don't Mix shadows ofthe past. We ean 
nationwide nonpartisan effort is Ing students through college, making — to church, It T remember Fight, a S0Y step retrace... . We cannot ~~" © thé “American: Heritage Founda- ~ down payments on homes or provid- few monthe ago he said one orto Bakes | : Dias doesn’t need to be baptized to be , tion. Its partner in the drive to ing additional income for those in - saved, but the Bible says ““Where- (Copyright 1956) 
‘ not only to register but to vote Wage earners have participated inthe : i es wT pity those 1500 priests, rabbis, tan } in both the primary and elec- Popular payroll savings bonds plan. “There Wasn’t Much Meat on That” and clergymen who seek advice on covers that candy can be bought fn ‘ tion, is the Advertising Council. Today the Treasury reports that to the word of God, James sald if aay STA ten-cent bags, t00 
* ke 8,000,000 persons still are buying David Lawrence Says: | oo & , , of God, 3 We often think that some people Between them they have enlisted bonds under this plan each payday. ——— ae : _ Rrangiendll Oe Hite tae me cecereham aie : : we can 
more than hundred organizations All these facts, indeed, are worthy Ruling Affirms Right of Congress peti le So dy on 
    
    states because it is new and con- | 
clusive evidence that this coun- 
try approves the pact. 
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.. Our Government was one of the 
prime movers of the defense alliance 
linking Britain, Turkey, Iran, Iraq 
‘and Pakistan. While it was felt ad- | 
- visable to refrain from membership, 
we did show continued interest by 
sending a team of observers to the 
: alliance of northern tier states 
along the Russian border, all reteiv-, 
- Ing U. 8. military aid, is incessantly 
_ Sttacked by Moscow as a step toward 
war. It is bitterly fought also in Egypt which sees in it a rival force to the 
  
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The Man About Town 
Our Ski Veterans 
Acquire Resort in Montana 
and Soon Will Move There   
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  A lone deer with a broken front leg 
is roaming the fields. and woods near 
the home of : 
Peter Muldowney, 
on the Dixie Highway a few miles north- 
west of Pontiac, It makes an extra rapid 
three-legged getaway when an automo- 
bile approaches. 
asked for only 22 men in their 
May quota. The city board sends 
10 and the out-county board 
sends 12. The induction date for 
both is May 1. 
The directors of the West Michigan 
Tourist Association, i te its man- 
ager, a. 
a C. C. Wells, 
are sharply opposed to toll roads, “Be-   
  
    
  
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‘to Have Babies at Home 
for “exposure” about anybody. 
But Judge Bastian, in the majori 
opinion, adds: 
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“Congress has power of exposure 
something is incidental and without 
. effect upon the validity of the in- quiry.” 
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Poses Threat 
Or- for NATO In foeland the Parliament 
want te get U. S. troops out of 
that strajegic Alantic base, , 
Trouble’ also is brewing politi — 
cally in West Germany and France, 
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of tactical atomic weafons against. 
an attack have been the two 
But formation of the West Ger- _ 
man army has just begun. That | 
army’s strength, counted 
heavily by Gruenther ‘and | 
top NATO planners, is 
aimed at 500,000 men. But this will | 
take three or ‘four years at least. — 
Adenauer policy. 
  
Case Records of a Psychologist:   
“Older People Must Fight Against Urge to Settle Back in Their Rocking Chairs Tim realizes that he ts only creak with arthritis and you must ‘On five acres, .an elderly couple two feet from slavery! And 
those two feet are his own ped- 
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fills oles atrophy fast in péople. 
65. Use them daily to 
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Bedroom furniture, ¢. year-erfh. youth 
bed and chifferobe in grey plexatone, 
cost $124, sell for > Steel typewriter 
desk, . PE 5-160 
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Lee Wilton tight bees rug, 12x and ._ 
rubber coated pad years old. Excel. 
lent condition, rote ter 00. PE §-0412. 
SOLD   
    
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and white, 1¢ — old. FR §-0401, 
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FE 41426. 
  
    
datre siectric range. ex- cellent con Cost. 6380. Bell for 
$180 or best offer. MI 4 
SOLD 
heguisnred Jersey cow, 3 years old, due 
to freshen. BM 3.2368, 
SOLD   
    
  
      
14% Chris-Cratt and 1% bp. Mer- tury moter. Nearly new. Coat 9606, 
will take 6300. 449 BR Mansfield: 
SOLD.   
      
* Beautiful like new blend oak bedroom 
autte, a + the irrored vanity and bench, 
double chest — “te drawers. 
Corner = 3c wall 
console and amp ‘abie Entire ‘oe 
semble $150. FE 4   
  
    
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, ' f Ann Jower, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos — 944 Emerson St. The six were chosen for grades, id 1055 W. Huron St.—2 Blocks West of Telegraph te : 4, Johnson, 69 Moreland St. neces Oat personality and all round ability by a selection | Set, FE 8-3717 FREE PARKING 
Share Owners aie | | Pontiac Post No, 377, and Sharon ’ committee consisting of Mrs. Charles Thompson, . 
    daughter of Judge * Russell Holland Mrs. Robert Conant and Mrs. Lynn D. Allen. ae str kin wea 
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~ Share Owners Warren Hospital reported it had 
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FRANKFURT, Germany @—| ** 6 tors at night. Z PORTABLE . $1950 Don't let anybody tell you that Then, if she lives in an apert-/1@ MILLION GALLON ts ONE WEEK SPECIAL im Germany, beer is king. The|ment, there is a key to the @part-| Beer of course, is’ a German I real sovereign of the féderal re-/ment door. In each door of the|inctitution, too, ‘The ministry of CONSOLE .. 82950 patie te Ge Waly tae. house, whether it be a two-Toom)s.o4¢ announced this month that | ; 
Keys are everywhere. You aot & Jext|10 million gallons of beer were FREE Pah bree eau heciey gin eek nee Sel te dere! repabiie HOME DEMONSTRATION mouse hole without one.| mang themselves 30 Mile Radi The German ‘housewife wouldn't!their bedrooms at night. This out, the ministry Call Any Time FE 8-1564 ““yeras iow where to begin ber day with} 1 «taal, to 0 gallou por person, “in papi Res i: $1.25 oO Bed ae is only the gr heaguns women, children, old. peo- — ail — Per weet we cycle, There are ple and refugees.” - She carries. at least a dozen of|to the back door, too; to the base- Midwest THE Distrib ors 
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asFavoriteSon | Friends’ Snub Patient Polish Expatriates st== LONDON (INS)) — While Britaln/unwound, He and others in the|brase; the people at the Sikotski|ititier of his‘now forgotten Polish|ma, but a short time before the|to make an initial allotment of 
audience clucked Institute ollcorridor, = (Start, the council reneged. AS Weltnds tor assistance of the western caw peaks ag’ ene apn go ts ue os en a ee ee , : which points o a U. 5, Com termination. Thelr manner : |Britain, as they call themselves, in-| distinguished Pole-in-exile apol- oe the former boasted of early com- ' ' be. [Cludes meni and. pers tlogized and handed us a mimeo-|tornado disaster areas. 
ballistics missile, I sat ame on Russia four years ago, Srscliany way aig Dw worst and for the past 16 years graphed notice beginning: 
           
    
             shabby band of Polish|but America is strangely reluctarit Pea -. |have seldom been disappointed in| “At 1 p.m. today,.the Federa- gave a hearty “favorite . who live from. day tot bring the matter tthe atention| "i be Some : : that expectation. tion of Poles in Great Britain was)sald Federal Civil Defense ad- * write-in vote to U.S. day awaiting retribution and re- (of the Nations Assembly as This is the philosophy they have) os scmp AGAIN informed by telephone that the - McCormack in Raa promised, a maintained in the face of the cold : British Council of Cinema does not : primaries. The : In dreary contrast to the pomp shoulder they have received from For example, the screening wa 1001 able to keep the terms of the = His Boston vote was 12,392 = a ou ij 24 ceremony that has attended|the U. S. and the very Westernischeduled for the good projection sereement according to which the 3.2772 for Adiai E. Stevenson, an < 15 Gate The oc He _ “ficial visit of the Russian powers who went to war to deprive|room of the British Council of Cine-Katyn wood murder documentary ; ; 1953 nominee who is campaigning a ots film was to have been show.”:_ | : ys a second shot at the was the showing o* ' | |              
      
           
         
          
  
      of the state, reducing : 
Anders, bone-bald com~ room at the institute, several J 
Sen. | forces, The unnamed vil- There, before the film was i i | ; * Ore san far behind. Neither|*i™e of the piece were Britain's shown, Gen, Anders said that at , 
piped fe Ss a RE monly cca, were ot aeees BH The “WOLVERINE” W tn 1 
@ition, Kefauver urged his sup-|) Ie a dark little makeshift only less than a third were found ) ay 
porters to their write-in pref-| theater we saw German, then A proposed new Soviet -investiga- ; 
* @fence to Russian newsreels of the discov- tion of the massacre would be a HOME OWNED UNIT 
As expected, President Eisen-| ¢ry of the frightfully decomposed “travesty of justice,” he said, 
hower dominated the Republican bedies of 4.000 Polish officers whe He appealed to the press for sup- 
write-in. He also was the choice of; bad been shot through the head port of Free Poland's demands. | . @ number of Democratic voters,| sad barned im common graves in Khrushchev and Bulganin should : although his write-in fell far be-| the Katyn Forest in the spring of be tried as wax. criminals he as-| CALL 
ine he collared four years ago. The discoverers, the Nazis, aie Ont ae 1 
{PIANO gh ype ordinates who had to cary os @® Merritt Cooley—MA 5-4352 
ora Meanwhile, when the Polish gov- | He recalled the major German , ® Pay Like Rent! * Ne Money Down! 
war criminals used the same de- . 
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“OUR ENTIRE FAMILY USED O-JIB-WA WITH GREAT SUCCESS “We all agree that O-JIB-WA BITTERS is the best medi- 
cine made.” 
Mrs, Erma Horner, 1765 Fen-|she couldn't hold a péncit 
ton Street, Detroit, recentlyjeven dish up food. The pain 
itement “was   2 Fontise Prese Phots) The Russians were en route to #UST ARRIVED—<A diamond-back rattler, is sold for antivenom serum. Included in the | the splendor of their suites at | part of a new shipment of 60 snakes at the shipment of snakes was a 13-foot 130-pound | Claridge’s. After’that they'd dine | | “Serpentarium” at 1070 Dixie Highway, gets Anaconda. New shipments are needed each | with members of the Labor Party 
| Tilked by Paul Allen (eft), owner, and Andy spring because 80 per cent of the stock dies of | at the House of Commons.   
        
  
   
    
       
    
              
  
        1 | Am 2m ee = - aut bon wand an aoa Saiss Gik nk ne ror on 
; . : away. of a chair without help. U.S. Embassies Loaded With Troubles”, —_ omy out we 
Handling Globe-Trotting Congressmen fer Funeral of Donor 4 OF ; a t RALLS, Tex. W}—Several years they pained so severely, that | WASHINGTON @ — So many] or the dock, escorting him to his | But there's a serious side, of ago Mra. John R. Ralls, widow of| I couldn't stand up, and I pas congressmen and other govern-| hotel, assisting him im meeting | course. the. founder of this west Texas] to bed for days at a 
jmental bigwigs go giobe-trotting! local officials and members of Sen. Homer Capehart (R- Ind) |town, presented the First Baptist | het fice Begg 
embassy, helping him obtain once put it this way: With solchurch with an expensive caril- and |many billions being appropriated/jon asking in return that it be:   due course patting him aboard to be spent abroad, he said, there|played at her funeral.   
     
    
                    
        
                           
          
    
  | At least that's the view of : “The first in our family to dis: have many friends too who ha PS ee ae Seo. Miko Mansfield (D-Mont.), icmmuee Secdhions 40 oe laiueen aoe ae . | cover OJIBWA auai then our supe wih camer =m rs aeegi ag) Mmsclt an ardent traveler. He | at eupenee if it invebved gue- Mrs. Ralls onday andi my husband, who work at the| ly wonderful success, so because Y R ITY FOR A ya| pat = table tm today's “Con- | Mansfield said he is grateful for “Tnment her funeral will be held in thell Detroit Deisel, on protec: of this, and because of the great + q + gressinal Record” te show how thie assistance, and he hopes oth-/*rmment buss —_ ae ie one tion, He was with) results it has bropght to our many statesmen have dropped jer congressmen are too, re) _ pains in his hips, and after one| family, we are happy. to rec BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN fg mm me rine cn eect rie ee OF ty man tee 2 414 Ta ne muscaltats were | Go a our madi wes|ommend SSIS WATT. whee . : tions come as a , | eae , ia, Bene, — _— ooengraies key, “when you think of the glo-/church rebuilding project, made| rerult he obtained he brought a|TERS '- ae best medicine Make see. Money Training . Pav ab yon might suspect, got UP. eee ‘bal responsibilities that we have possible by a contribution trom bottle to my mother, Mrs. Flora ° and Managing People - BE the biggest play. t visitors) “I do not think I could have)t® Meet almost every day during|Mrs. Ralls, | Mae Barber who lives in Fred| Available at 5 , - 
i N E: ;, N While You Lea * a Oe i Oe ee eee my work properly asa mem |i can't avoid a ped = Average annual U.S. wheat ~ ia :~ . Sa oe STORES ts PONTIAC and All 0 Experience Necessary—Earn ou “earn FA bined population of Congress. Thisber of the committee on foreign | et SM ® SN go abroad and see|duciton in 1905-1909 was 681 mil- ritie in her fiseers co bad that! LEADING DRUG STORES in ¥ ; His because the Paris figures also relations,” he said, “without the wt | a fingers AN. . Phones: FE 2-2214— MA 4-3324 ff include congressmen’s wives and|help of the able men and women {0F ourselves.” a eae neg rg gn ee . j in the foreign service of the United : Sn eon, stall members, te” ' In Paris was visited QyARMING REPORTS 
FULL-TIME OFFICE NEEDED 
    jnumber of VIP's (very important. Rep, Frances P. Bolton (R- 
persons) traveling through Paris.”'. guio) being chased by an ele- Pe te] Madrid had wa congressional phant in the Belgiun) Congo. 
on Sag Sa visitors, Rome 223. Between May Beds in London and Berlin col- ' F - a eee, 1955, 84 dropped lapsing wader Rep. T. James Te | 
Today is Wisk day! . Meeting VIPs, Mansfield said,| "aM (O-S9). wee Males cE | : : fs quite a business, Nev) finding a reminder of home | 
nv dhameundietbcs ed “Nermalty this involves meet- im faraway Russia; The Soviet” 
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  NEW YORK @— Richard. W. 
Slocum, president of the American, 
| Newspaper Publishers Assn., said 
ltoday that U. S& newspapers ‘ *have} 
‘not been gaining in the battle” tor! ‘Maw oes 
la free press. } * * * ' 
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| Cong rat lations, Watson Family! ! ry CONG SLEEVE | Tel-Huron biciiiiecen R. Wotson Sentient 1875 Warwick Strack, 
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Shopped Tel-Huron during our. Anniversary Celebration . . . you made i a cofnplete 
success for us. We hope your experiences and the values you received will warrant o 
continued patronage, for it is our ‘desire to moke Tel- “Huron your Big, Friendly, Neigh- 
borhood Shopping Center.       
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97 each 
            
     
     
      
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Fine grade cotton, completely washable. Styled 
in plaids, stripes, solids and checks, Wide choice 
of colors. Broken sizes from our regular stock, 
AN EXCELLENT VALUE... HURRY WHILE   
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j Sosa % Ami Quinord Two Fine Stores to Serve : Better inston Chu % Red Rodiance 
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ce Tel-Haron Center Store 
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K R EF SG F : Some Stores Open Monday Evenings—See Hours in Ads—the Rest are 
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MYER'S “wan sou} / OUT THEY GO! Silver opp po tun ity! / 500 JUMBO SIZE 
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Makes up into such reteesh- . a oe 
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. Sports-separates for summer 
wear. Casuals that go every- 
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that look like party-fair.    
              
   
        
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_THE PONTIAC —. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956 a 
April 29-Arctie i to Antarctic Via UM Radio| This Aerio has come to do oF uf end. Go ahead . - and goed} Aum Arbor: “It hal been dont 
telegraphese, all “We had acomplished it! ‘This 
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Unfinished Furniture — Bedding a 
Card Tables — Mirrors — Lamps 
DAVEY’S FURNITURE 3507 Elizabeth Loke Rd.—Corner Coss Lake Rd.       
Ste ee ee 
  
  
  
  
    
Fenting rece Fhots 
Home Demonstration Achievement Day in the OeMland Codey. They check a plece of furniture 
county are (Lr), Mrs. Jay Todd, 483 S. Williams and directions for refinishing it. The table will 
Lake Rd.; Mrs. Basil Thompson, Drayton Plains; be among the exhibits at the all day annual event 
| Mrs. M. K. Fell of Drayton Plains and Mrs. scheduled in the First Congregational Church of 
Frieda A. Bennett, home demonstration agent for Pontiac May 3. 
|\Achievement Day Planned)Police Drag Grand River 
es a ao lca Hicaateimration achdovempedl Soren or Lot Boy 
en will participate in the annual 
          
    
         
        
        
  
  
    
    
         
   
   
             
       
        
    
   
      
       
             
     
          
    
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  Yellow Onions ew enor, v2. we. 3 it 19% 
Fresh Carrots rors nmoven vee Bakes 19 
Fresh Tomatoes ourbose SROWN s «Phe Sot 19¢ 
, STK 29¢ 
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LIGBY'S TASTY LIMEADE O8 
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Birds Bye Grom Booms... . 2 Sat A7e 
Birds Eye Corn wrourmn , , 2 ios 45¢ 
Birds Eye Spinach cvorree , . 2 ios, 39% 
Birds Eye Orange Juice... 2 tii 45¢ 
Birds Eye Peas ........ 2 mos 45¢ 
Libby's Strawberries ..... 4 inte 8%. 
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| Ubby’s Pous & Carrots... . 2 88E 39 
Libby’s Broccoll Spears .. .. 2 txor 4% 
Minete Maid Orange Juice . . 2 iu Ale 
CHICKEN, TURKEY, SERP, APPLE OR CHERRY ™ 
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Karo Syrup “tum... tar 21¢ 
—Mazola Oil. if 35¢. . & 69 
ac. 1A, . 3S: 37e 
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Kleenex 
Wisk ‘sxguudsunmroe tage 37¢ "3% 
Niagara Starch i'm. . ' 
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Ded Dog ied... « - 30H A MANDY TO CARRY BOXES 
SANITARY TO USE @ © @ 2 oF 
  ‘Sultana Rice 
Spie and See 
nat 196 
Ble Vien Detergent THANK YOU BRAND, RED SOUR PITTED 
  te oe a 
Jiffy Pie Crust Mix ....... tno: 10¢ 
Kraft’s French Dressing ..... tor. 23¢ 
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ce 0's oi 6 eee 
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Tea Bags ceris ton one cent, . . 64 snes 
Sultana Peanut Butter seen 2 at 6% 
Luncheon Meat ‘sureenonre , , 4 Gas : 99% 
Tuna wwremear ,. . Cin 29¢ 
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A&P Grapefruit Juice . BEE = . Pie Grarrig 2° Ev 29° 
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Sunnyfield Wheat Puffs ... 2 rox 29 
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Bright Sail Sail Furniture Creme « ove torn 19 wi 2s 3%   
YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN “Super-Right” Qualiay* MEATS | 
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Round Steaks .. " “$UPER-RIGHT’ CLOSE “‘Teaaen FOR ECONOMY 
Sirlom Steaks «= 73¢ 
Porterhouse Steaks cos mmmo.. & 95¢ 
Beef Chuck Roast “Sitrcur ... ™ 33¢ 
Standing Rib Roast Tass: .. % 59 
Cube Steaks wan sonnus..... & 8% 
Beltsville: Turkeys. 9"'Sin . . w. S5¢ 
Large Sliced Bologna’ -surmnowr pio, 39¢ 
Pork Sausage “wrmnowr .., sou 25¢ 
Fancy Sliced Bacon “sureesion . , w. 39 
Allgood Sliced Bacon seceee & 38 
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Luauriow ANGEL FOOD 
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smashing aif Every Nite of the Week 
“3 LITTLE WORDS”    
up. 
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    dack has moved out and is liv- 
ing with his father. Im this case 
there is no other man, no other 
woman, At least they admit they 
ean't get along, which is more 
  A 2c Binge SOOT .|worth and Robert Mitchum ‘in| North in “The Lieutenant Wére|many years ago, and, of course, in 
“Fire Down Below” for Columbia, |Skirts. fe my TV enrten” WANTED To suY This will be a long location trip, wry pap the pcs tne 
BI nc aig putting miles between Jack and)t¥ NOt | ime poongbeee yout e Gronchi Visits France 
sTorY and Cynthia. T understand that this 18! coger to his young son by taking PARIS i» — President Giovanni| 
National Geographics not the first time that he and Mrs.jon the management of a boys’ Gronchi of Italy arrived today for’ 
ped, Lemmon have separated. Seems it)baseball team and then becomes» four-day state visit aimed at a 
sock to sce them kiss and makel oer of another boy tion and France. ;   
" the Stanley Kramer film 
COCKTAIL 
LOUNGE His first appearance was at a "300" 
    
  
  
  
  
  
  VINCENT’S DINING ROOM _ $49 Orchard Lake RA. RECOMMENDED Oppesite Keego Theatre 
BY DUNCAN HINES 
Pood of tty fest ~ Moderately Oden "tlh 8 p.m.-Closed Mondays 
Call FE 4-7655 
  
  
    
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ALSO ALL CARTOON SHOW 
~ BUGS BUNNY JAMBOREE 
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Phone FE 4-4611 
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IN 
THE STORY OF A oes it ada LIQUORS @ DELICIOUS 
COCKTAILS 
  POPIEIOLIELIELE DOT EEO SD yi GOOD — 
FRIENDS 
MEET 
LIBERTY 
COCKTAIL 
LOUNGE 
85 North Saginaw 
VIA AL22 2) < DOME aaa Ah, Iraliywond acquaintance with * 
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ocean, fate, reste es | {for another one of his average|Frank met Sophia Loren there for Weree Bidg. | 
— he first time and. renewed his : 
HELD OVER! 
JOE CONTI   
  returns to the big town. Your fast -chance to see this | 
Chicago Comic before he!     
   
      
a cocktail party and ‘Tyrone 
| Back Again! 
Lovely 
BARBARA 
BOLTON 
see him and they have been prac-|    
    
tically inseparable ever since that! 
moment. 
RUMORS DENIED ; 
Snapshops of Hollywood collected 
at random: The mounting rumors 
that Rock Hudson and Phyllis! . 
Gates are no longer honeymooning in our cocktail lounge. 
              denied. He left\Ask about our ‘Daily Double’ logger 
her at a nightclub recently simply TV in Our LOUNGE; 
All the ball games and tele- | 
vised sports events received) i 
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  OUR SPECIALTIES 
SB Broiled Live Maine 
Lobsters 
8 Fresh Seafoods Shipped 
~ te Us Daily 
18 Delicious Roast Prime 
‘= Ribs of Beet with Choice 
of Potatoes 
U. S. Prime Steoks 
and Chops 
Roast Duck 
with Wild Rice 
' Bried Chicken 
Roast Turkey 
       seunwagae 
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  compartment Relish 
bb over 
ing izers— 
our Famous Anti 
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Winchester (Va.) Evening Star,/ 
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and feeding and district wildlife 
supervisor Cliff Sipe arrived in 
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  The annual spring co Cont 
ncert, “Say It With Music,” 
will include 800 voices from Pontiac High School’s 
Vocal Department. The concert will be presented May 
8..10 and 11, Mrs: Doreen Voltmann (right) instructs igh's Vocalists Will ‘Say .| fren eet 
  oe. eatncan haha aed 
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siesta’ 
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Three members of the chorus are Bill 
piano), Jackie Dubay of Stanley avenue auditorium, 
and Donald Hardy of South Edith street. Theirs will be among the 800 woioes heard 
Price of East Colgate ‘avenue (at the May 8, 10 and 11 in Pontiac High School     
  
Pontiac Press Photos 
Dixie Davis of Elm street, Suzanne Edgeworth of Com- Women's Section   
monwealth avenue and Bonnie Allen of Oliver street 
(left to right) during a rehearsal for the event. George WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956 PAGES 21-25   
H. Putnam is director of the department. 
Personal News of Interest   
Top Secretary Leads Busy Lif By JOAN RITTER Sister regarding the hospital auxili-   
  The Rt Rev. Richard &, Em- Her services as secretary in- and short trips are usually |rich bishop of the Episcopal Dio- Church Dignitaries Will Be Guests would be a grand place to visit a 
sécond time. They returtied to Springtime 
Concert Set - 
May 8-l0-H |) 
800 Young People 
Will Take Part: in. 
Annual Event 
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Secretary to the administrator/@"¥>~Private interviews with the| clude the handling of traveling planned for Sundays. 
of a large hospital is not an easy a oe —— plobiene nd fonerve : terse Steter attends Mrs. Robinson and Nancy are 
ba icurrently taking lessons in china job, but Florence Robinson (Mrs.| procedures The f ° . re are four pages in. William Robinson) handles her * 6 «@ | pag \painting. Their work thus far has P —— 
schedule of duties and still remains, Copies of all staff work is re foday’s Women’s Section been devoted to occasional pieces 
& poised receptionist and ahswers viewed by Sister. These copies are: - Nancy recently — * 
to many questions by members of|prepared by Florence who also bedroom lamps for her 
the hospital staff and medical staff/ serves as receptionist for the med- 
seeking assistance. ical director of the training pro}   r — 
a — - — |though 
hospital conventions and confer- (pair of 
as attending general staff meet- now to paint-a huge bowl as her cese of Michigan, and Mrs, Em- 
rich; the Rev. Ralph Parks, arch- 
deacon of the Episcopal Diocese 
of Michigan and Mrs. Parks, and 
Mrs, Ethel Hogle, diocesan field 
\worker, will be dinner guests of 
iMrs, C, Sanborn Hutchins at her 
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ences. Medical staff work such room, Mrs. Robinson is planning! 28 Lake road home Friday eve- ning. ‘ 
Charles Hutchins —will - arrive their home on Lincoln drive, 
  
        
   
      
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Mrs, Robinsen, secretary to 
Sister Mary William, administra- 
tor of St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. 
begins her daily chores, the pre- 
ceding afternoon when she checks 
appointments with Sister. Due to 
the lack of office space on first 
floor. Florence's office is on 
second 
Her office is equipped with a 
large L shaped desk, three com- 
fortable chairs, typewriter, the 
inevitable files and. a photostat 
machine. — Tuesday, her desk 
sported a bouquet of roses and 
a congratulatory note from | 
Sister, on her selection as Oak- 
land County Secretary of the | 
Year, 
Florence and Sister spend a part! 
of each day doing correspondence. 
Sister dictates direct to her during 
the week but on weekends uses 
the dictaphone and these letters) 
are generally transcribed on Mon- 
day morning. ! | ve | | ings ts also. in her | schedule of |last project before the closing of igram. 
Right now, particular emphasis 
is on resident and internship ap- 
plications and changes due July 1. 
Gathering Held 
by Homemakers Modern Homemakers Extension 
iGroup met for dinner at the home 
of Mrs. Herman Stein on Loon 
Lake Tuesday evening. 
During the meeting funds were 
collected to purchase two wheel- 
chairs ‘for the Oakland County 
Chapter of the American Red 
Cross. 
The-lesson, ‘‘Meeting.the Meat 
Bill,” was given by Mrs, Stein 
and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson. 
Guest of the evening was Mrs. 
Laura Perry, chairman of the Oak- 
land County Council of Extension 
roups. 
The next meeting will "be held) 
at the home of Mrs. William, Tip-| 
pen on Monterey boulevard, "| pendionce and division dictation, Robert E. Dodd 
-|Her background in hospital home from the University of Mich- 
jigan for the occasion, — * ¢ & activities, Notification of section | classes. 
| meetings are sent Out by Flor-   
               
ence. Lois Mcl ntyre, Mr. and Mrs, Austin D, Esler have returned te thelr home on 
Shore View drive from q motor 
a trip to Gatlinh Tenn., and 
ge VOWS the Smoky Mountains 
Lois Mcintyre, daughter of Mr,|.-A most pleasant surprise oc- Mrs. D. M. Meclntyre of Curred one evening while the Es- 
lers were dining at the Hayes Since she handles staff co 
a certain amount of medical ter- 
minology is necessary in her work. E. xchan 
work 
began 15 years ago when she was! 
empldyed as an attendant nurse and 
at Pontiac State Hospital. |Bronson, ‘became the bride of Rob-| * * @ lert E. Dodd in a ceremony per- House in Gatlinburg, for also en- 
She then worked in the medical, formed Saturday in First Method- Joying dinner there were Lola Par- 
‘records department at the hospital,|ist Church. Robert is the son of kins of Auburn avenue and Helen 
later moving to Pontiac General! Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Dodd of|!'@vis of West Huron street. The 
Hospital as a medical stenogra-|Fourth avenue, | : itwo were en route home from a 
pher. She is now beginning her|. The Rev. Paul Havens read the ‘ip to New Orleans, 
fourth year at St. Joseph Mercy |4 o'clock servive in the presence of) —- °°» 
Hospital and enjoys her work as it|the immediate families and close’ Dr, Leroy Hill of Lakewood drive 
gives her a comprehensive view of | friends. , jis a guest at the Hotel Marlotte in 
the structure and procedures of a| Donna McIntyre of’ Washington, Indianapolis, Ind., where he is 
modern hospital. C., served her sister as maid attending a meeting of the Great 
lot honor. Cecil Dodd performed' Lakes Section of the American So- 
the duties of best man for his ciety of Oral Surgeons. 
| brother. | 7 *e ¢ 
| Following a short honeymoon| Mrs. Frank Herring of Port 
itrip through the Eastern states the) Washington, Long Island, is visit- 
|couple will reside on Green street.| ing at.the home of her aunt, Alta   
In private life, Florence is Mrs. 
William Robinson of Nelson 
street and the mother of Nancy 
Mae, an eighth grader at Lincoln 
duniop High School. Héer week- 
  
               
    
    
    
     
          
     
             
     
    
        
    
        
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  She handles all appointments for, 
      —@ ends are spent with her family   
+ Springstein of Motorway drive, 
for several days, 
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| ' Arriving from Bronson over the} 
weekend were Mr, and Mrs. O, M.! 
‘McIntyre, who were houseguests of 
Mrs. Helen Walker and daughter 
jof Camley. street. 
| Mrs, Lottie Martin of Bronson! 
visited at the home .of Mrs. Wil4 
liam Ronalet Jr. on South East) 
boulevard, where Mr. and Mrs. C.) 
W. Martin and family of Bronson! 
jalso were guests. ~ 
| The guests attended the Satur-) 
iday wedding of Lois McIntyre and 
Robert E. Dodd. 
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Mr. and Mrs, Arther F. 
Blakeslee (nee Mary Jane Cloon- 
an) of Mohegan road, Birming- | 
ham, are receiving congratula- 
tions on the birth of a son, Mar- 
tin John, April 19. 
Maternal grandmather of the 
infant is Mrs. Martin J. Cloonan of 
North Woodward avenue, Birming-| . 
         
    
    
          
     
     
   
   
    
     
      
   
              
  
    
   
  
     
    
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
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PONTIAC GLASS CO. oo haa ne i ite es W ue ta 
Beauty Salon jset on an Italian cut cloth pin 
Pt Lake bl tin, - 
23 W. Lawrence St. FE 5-644! ee hme Invited guests were Mrs. §. R.     Pickering, Mrs. W. J. Justin, Mrs. 
‘John Tanelli of Birmingham, Pat 
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‘REDUCE? Child Study Club Aiami Ba Sorority Meets : : 
0 or real Group 3 Meets ‘to Be Held _jat Lake Angelus -LAY-A-WAY 
Nididev i dhs ith Mrs. Braid YOURSELF? es ne ed Friday Night LUGGAGE to members of Child Study Club The “Moon Over Miami Ball,” |Sigma Nu ' Lose 3 to 5 Inches — 5 to 15 Pounds A + nas leading peeoweel Was Lely: Se 
rth (in Test 10 Visited . “Chlivan ‘Tato 0 ny i Us"? bella, will be ‘held “Friday eve. eat Go Voces weight is often lasy calories stored up in your was presented by 11 students rep- ning in the Knights of Columbus or Mother's Day 
body. Overweight is not only disfiguring but makes us resenting grades 2 through 12. Hall. Dancing will be to a local : : re ee ae Oe nen te cote See - || Participating in the program ‘wr-arpatheiag at Scheme Pry : 
‘the heart, lungs, kidneys and other vital organs, _ fwere Donny Hockey, Jo Ann Gor- supper to be served at mid- See Our 
| feccumned ‘aheus thelr everecight, fabty’ taniie, mm | Pouny, Core Dube, Wendell Banks, “firs, Rev Artey ts quest Complete Line: stipation and tired and wornout feeling. Tue trouble is Floyd Mathews, Judy Hicks, Gary chairman assisted by Mrs. Robert of so many have no one to help or encourage them to‘help |, McDowell, Don Belate and Carol poate Mie. Willem Dens 
themselves. You owe these wonderful treatments to Putnam. rs. Louis Coprince, ’ Wheary-Crown 
par, We roy ou rend rom, | Tetra de, Do | arate WS selten American Tourister Scientific Swedish Massage Whirlpool Baths _ | Mrs. George Tallerday, Mrs. Keith) fic netting to capture the Alena! 
: ical Exercise Edwin Anderson and Mrs.’ Jack — Call RIGHT Now for a Free Guest Visit Strait. Tickets may be obtained trom) As, 
Tear This Ad Out and Keep It! Bethune PTA Plans ie wil be used for charitable pur 
ROACH HEALTH INSTITUTE | Thursday Meeting | MR. and MRS. RONALD MOORE 319 National Bldg. FE 4-181} petune PTA will meet ‘Thurs PEO Chapter ——— sane fir'naat ee atsy Bouchard SpeaksHolds Meetin Ba Ch show 
cored aides of his trp 1 Puler| VOWS in Lutheran Church\With Mrs. Reed “Surprise in AW” was the pro-| 
    
   
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fects , | Miss P ickering lat Oakland Hills 
MOTHERS! Is Honoree Oakland Hills Country Club will 
      
    
                 
           
DOROTHY ANN WELCH 
  | Randall of Livonia, Mrs. A. T. Her- 
\z0g of Farmington, and Mrs, Leo   wen terete 
      ing marriage of their ae 
Dorothy Ann, to Warren K. ' |hold its first formal dinner-dance 
The engagement and approach-|   
of the spring-summer season Sat- 
will be from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. 
with dancing from 9:30 p.m. 
1:30 a.m.. 
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committee Joseph P. Baldez, chair- 
man; Frank W. Lynch, vice chair- 
Orra B. Crego, Henry Rourke and 
Edward F. Sullivan request that 
reservations be made in Advance. | 
‘Dinner Scheduled 
*4 by St. Mary Guild           
   
         
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urday at the club. Cocktail music |= 
to 
Members of the entertainment | 
man; Gordon C. Applequist, Dr.|* 
    
     
   
     
   
         
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| Attending from Royal Oak were/Enos Welch of Boston avenue. He! St. Mary Guild of St. Mary of the 
‘Mrs. John O’Brien, Mrs. James|is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob/Hills Episcopal Church is holding] 
§ | Hildebrandt and Mrs. Charles Rud- Ford of Bristol, Tenn. Following its annual’ roast beef dinner Thurs- 
\dell. From Detroit Donna Dilworth. their marriage on Saturday the day evening beginning at 5:30 in 
and apes. Vv. J. Raymond attended. ‘couple v will. reside < on 1 Eddy court. | |Gingellville Community Center. 
y - Mrs. George Titus is serving as 
. general chairman assisted by Mrs. 
; \H, W. Robinson, publicity; Mrs. | 
Tom Lombardo and. Mrs. Tom Cul-! 
‘bert, dining room. | 
| Mrs. George Albert, president of | 
ithe guild; announced that tickets |   
  
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      RUDOLPH'S BEAUTY SHOP _ SPECIAL OFFER: 
PERMANENTS $5 up SHAMPOO and SET $2.50 
We Cater to the Working Girl 
' FAYE MOORE, Owner 
FE 6-001) MARY BRAND, Operator 
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|. Lawless of | Pioneer drive 
lannounces the 
engagement of 
his daughter, 
Barbara Ann, 
to Louis 
Edward 
Fairbrother, 
son of the 
John 
Fairbrothers 
of Edna 
street, A 
July wedding . 
is planned. -   _ By ANNE HEYWOOD , 
(Copyright ‘1986) At Junch ‘the other day Mr. addressed 
Sherman and I were discussing, |Pontiac 
“I'm not interested in philoso-among other things, 
, readers ete luaits ty Manphn tus teed ahtinas-   sionally tell me. 
in getting abead in business!” 
Or, de seianlasl “anitinian 
put it, “Philosophy is a haven for 
the unsuccessful; 
    All the big successes I know— 
and. I mean financially as well as 
built their. successes on firm phil 
losophical ‘grounds. 
For example, there’s Charles 
  
  
Asks About 
Motor Trip Mrs. Post Thinks 
Journey Would Be 
Perfectly Proper 
By EMILY PosT 
A reader tells me: “I'm a man 
jin the mid-30s, I was married for. 
(25 years when my wife died sud-| 
denly two years ago. About a 
year ago I became. very friendly 
with a woman whom I had known 
slightly for the past 10 years. She!   
  
jtoo was widowed at the same time.) 
“We are very fond-of each other} ; 
but she has not quite decided to 
marry me because of family en-| 
tanglements, We plan to take our 
ivacations at the same time and | } 
  
  
Today is Wisk day! 
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  suggested that we motor out to 
visit my brother and his wife who 
live several hundred miles from 
here. We would have to spend 
at least two nights on the road. 
“We both like to travel and we 
would see a part of the country 
we have never seen before, Con- 
sidering ‘our age and our éatab- 
lished reputations, do you think 
we could, in all propriety, de 
this or not?" 
  
Answer: Considering your ages,) 
I think you could go without any) 
hesitation. 
  
“Dear Mrs. Post: ~ To settle a 
question, will you please tell me 
if it is considered dignified and in 
—-|good taste for a woman who will 
soon have a baby to appear at 
social gatherings? 
“My husband and I haye been 
invited to the wedding of a very, 
dear friend and I would like to go, ( 
but my mother is horrified at the 
idea. will you please give me your 
frank opinion of this?”   also are seated most of the time. 
rs 
“Dear Mrs. Post: Whenever 
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  get very flustered and never know 
  what to say. Will you please help 
me*"" 
Answer: Smile with pleasure as 
you say “thank you” and then 
talk about .something else. Re- 
member that looking pleased is 
wy necessarily an act of vanity but 
of appreciation of the other per- R. ¢€. 
Elect Mrs. Noel Buckner for Bride-Elect _ lwriters of hard-selling ‘copy which 
Sara Hallock -|will move all kinds of books. t's , a big job, by anybody’s standards, 
Sara Hallock was the honoree) jand one which, he handles very suc- 
at a brida) shower Saturday eve- cessfully. 
ning at the home of Mrs. Paul 
Webster on Summit avenue. Mrs. 
Robert Laity was_cohostess.   —eeemeemeenay, 
Tolent. Show Seen 
iby Fashionette Club 
‘Mrs. Doris Joseph, Mrs: Oliver, 
‘Korb and Mrs. Cleatis Batten tied 
for the weekly prize when the 
Fashionette Club, sponsored by Ls 
Pontiac Parks and Recreation Christian Church. - - partment, met Tuesday evening at! 
Bridal attendants named were |Adah Shelly Library. Mrs: Joseph 
Mrs, Donald Ostrander, matron iwon the monthly prize. 
| of honor; Mrs. Robert Laity and | rctrumental numbers, readings, Suzanne Lilliquist, Dane Satter- | ...55 and dances were enjoyed, 
‘lee will serve as best man, and |wien members and their children. 
ushers will be Compton Hallock ipresented a talent show. Plans 
and Robert Stasiuk. have been completed for a fashion |   * * * 
Sara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | 
Hallock of Oakland avenue, | 
will marry Lowell Satterlee, son) 
of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Satteriee| of Nelson street. May 5 at First 
  
lock, Mrs. Satterlee, Mrs. J. ¥.|with Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. 
Schell, Mrs. Anna Hepler, Mrs. Edward Cook as cochairmen. 
Compton Hallock, Mrs. William! 
  Edwards, Mrs. Marvin Vest, Mrs.|Returns From Ohio 
Dane Satterlee and Mrs. Donald ‘ 
Satterlee. x Mrs. Lee Hill of Carter street 
Mrs. Arnold Satterlee, Mrs. John'has returned home from Cleveland/ 
Scianimanico, Mrs. Donald | where she was called on the death 
\Ostrander, Mrs. Kenneth Duber- of her mother, Mrs. C. M. Cross. 
ville,, Mrs. Lewis Irwin, eons | 
orence nd M i 
aan a others. = “| ‘Coming Events 
Royal Neighbors of America will meet 
Thursday at T: pm, at Grotto Mall 
jon West Pike street 
| Ladies Aid of st- Church will meet ‘Thursday at   
  
‘Crofoot to Sponsor 
Fund-Raising Event cnaes* wii“meet - 
Crotoot School PTA is sponsor-| weicome Rebekah Lod 
ing a money-making project Fri-| Thursday Sean. 
day at the school. Mrs. Marvin) Nena = ica tek 
Hillman is chairman of the event with Mrs. Mates Jecksou, 27 Miler St. 
scheduled for 3 to & p.m. | Thursday at 7:30" p.m 
Refreshments wil] be served un-) Oskland County Association of the 
der thé. chairmanship of Mrs.|ire'Thuresey” oe enaee John Lutheran, 
1 ial 
246 will meet) 
alta Temple on 
ay at a Recenter Masonic 
Charles King. Proceeds will be! Te™Ple papal . ; 
used for the scholarship fund be-|,,tedies Aid sooty of Osilene it meet, 
‘ing sponsored .by the Pontiac st Fell nay chee poly Ame 
Council of PTA. - joe - ae ‘a noon “eit be tatea™ * a 
  
Pi amily Service President The Board of Directors of the 
Family Service of Oakland County | 
|has announced election of their 
inew president, Mrs. Noe] A. Buck- 
ner, 2361 Cove. Mrs. Buckner has 
been a member of the board for 
eight years and has served as 
‘chairman of several committees 
and has been an officer. 
Other elected: officers include} 
Mrs. Howard Kaichen of Hunting- 
ton Woods, secretary; Carl F. In- 
grahm of Birmingham, treasurer; | 
  son's kindness. a anal 
Call Mark Today} For immediate reliet from ten- I     
PEEL BETTER AFTERWARD! 
MARK MORAN’S. 
Health Club 742 West Huron St. 
Ph. PE 5-873 
  Mrs. O, S. Reminold of Pleasant) 
Ridge, assistant treasurer and 
Robert Snyder of Birmingham, 
special representative to the! 
Executive Committee. 
"The Family Service office is: lo- 
cated in the National Building in 
Pontiac. .It offers counseling and 
‘guidance on all types of individual 
‘and family problems. The organ-! 
      MRS, NOEL. BUCKNER       CESS, 
Shower guests were Mrs. Hal-/show in St. Benedict Hall Tuesday, | 7 “I'm interested pher: “Ex nihilo nihil fit.” - 
‘ Or, as Mr, Sherman put it, 
“You have to start with some- | 
thing. If you start with nothing, 
nothing 
with,” 
Then he told me how he goes 
rebel at philosophy and want, in-| 
stead, quick superficial tricks f 
intellectually and personally—are en the ra T oor say 
\philosophers at heart. They have ¢pi¢- 
| You are ocsnities there is a 
chasm between the. materialistic 
and the philosophical,’ but it simply 
helping them develop into g00d'the inside department—the philoso- 
phical 
You will, 
make more money in the long) 
run! i) 
If you 
on this impertant aspect of suc- 
send me a stamped, 
    
   envelope, Pontiac Press, anf: T% sepd you 
  ian Wsthe ie 4 gebgnnciet bento os 
|philosophy.   
  a statement 
fs what you'll end up 
         
      
to be blunt about it, 
   SPRING 
COTTON Ss. would like to get going 
self- 
“I mover sam anything ike itt” - 
Pat Perkins and 
Bea Young 
Today is Wisk day! g 5 O 8 SEE PAGES 8 AND 9 re . 
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HAIR STYLE? 
Do you know how your hair 
should be styled? De you 
reclize that your require- 
ments in a hair dress are a 
little different than any of 
your friends? 
Do you know that the most 
beautiful women ¢an at- 
tribute some of their chatm 
to daring to, be themselves 
«+» to making the most of' 
thelr own good points, Re- 
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sale earnings remain in the troop 
treasury and are used in buying 
lanes SF Shepeeee he nok pment or in appreciation.of their leadership. trips in which the girls take part 
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_Mellory at The num- The larger per cent goes to troop ber was dedicated to the past camp pment resident officers of the chapter) Camp oe for annual pv e ; 
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       THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956   
    
   . | New pera Too Noisy 
for This Frenchman — By EARL WILSON 
GANNON, Ireland—He was « Frenchman and he didn't} 
like New York. 
“What's wrong with New York? I demanded, some- 
what pugnaciously, Being a Middle-Westerner, maybe I 
have my own idea about New York, but don’t let any- 
body start knocking it to me. . . see? * 
r “Oh, lewk,” he hastened to explain, “I loff New York. . 
but eet ees not America, no?” 
x * & * — 
“What's wrong with us?” I repeated. i 
“Nozzing! Ackcapt de,crowds,” he murmured 
“De crowds!” I mimicked. “You.don't have de crowds in 
Paris?” | 
“Oui, oul, but ‘in the subways, We say only so many can 
come in ge car, and we don’t crowd. Maybe you don't believe 
me, but when we leevd in New York Zitty, 
eet waz zo nolsee I cood nott zleep, 
“Zo my wife says we must move to ze 
contree. Eez so quiet there, you know, I 
cannot zleep!” 
“You didn’t need ze contree, you needed 
a sleeping peel,” I -said. bem 
“You joke me,” he said. “But I loff 
Ummareecka very much. Vurjjjunia, New      [study Ordinance 
lon Train Speed | ss City Traffic Engineer ‘Asks Meeting With 
Several Officials 
A city ordinance to limit the 
\speed .of traing passing through 
-|Pontiac is, presently © under study 
by Theodore M. Vanderstempel,' 
ay traffic enghaer. | 
Speed checks on ome evening| 
passenger trains 
Trunk Western Railroad revealed 
that they sped through .the South! 
Saginaw street crossing at speeds 
greater than 55 m.p.h., Vander- 
stempel said, 
He has written to the Michigan 
Public Service Commission re- 
questing q meeting of city, rail- 
road and state officials in seek- 
ing a solution to this hazard. 
yesterday there is no city ordi- of the Grand) of 
City Clerk Ada R. Evang said) Name Valedictorians, Salutatorians 
The Press are ones from 
    er. and Mrs, Arnold Abbott have 
been named valedictorians. Both 
igirls have.« 3.88 average. 
Shirley Behnke, the daughter 
| of Mr, and Mra, David Behnke 
of Dryden, has been chosen salu- 
tatorian with a 8.43 average, 
Brandon Township High School 
at Ortonville has named Duane 
|Porter as top ranking scholar of 
ithe class of 1956, 
Duane, the son of the late Mr. 
and Mrs, Alfred Porter, has made 
his home with Mrs. Wallace Clark, 
Ortonville for the past eight years. 
President of his class for three 
years, the youth has been active in 
band, speech and athletics.     
  nance whiclf limits the speed of 
trains, 
    -Vanderstempel asked for the Sally Miller, as salutatorian, is 
| the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. 
Clark J. Miller of Ortonville. She 
has served three years on Stu- Byer to Talk Inglon, Texahsss, Bosting. I had a SEC speed check April 18 on a 6:30 
retary once, she went to New Jerzay.'train after police reported they 
She comes to me back and cays, ‘Ze first had clocked a train a day earlier | dent Council and has been active 
in several clubs and in dramat- 
time I evair see a cow.’ 
“Cows are all right if you like cows,” 
I said. “Personally, I milked cows as a 
boy in Ohio and got to know several 
cows rather intimately, Let us not ‘speak 
setae of cows.” 
“Hawkay!" chortled my Frénch friend. 
“But I want you know I loff your contree. 
Of course your people cannot speak Eng-| 
lish zo good but then most of them never 
study it, hah? 
' “Howevair, New Inglon is zo beauti- 
— ful, zo rastful.‘Especialitay, Rhode Islund.” 
“Where?” 
“Rhode Island, eez beautiful. Zo ratsful. 
I can sleep there a whole weekend. Zuch       2  ULLY 
a. & vonderful contree you have in Rhode Island, eet makes me 
loft all of America.” 
_ “Good,” I said, “I forgive your earlier remarks. I am 
giad that you have finally come to love my contree.” 
“Oui, oul, I am glad, too. Bex wonderful. Eez only too bad,” 
THE MIDNIGHT EARL IN N.Y.... Nejla Ates, the lightly-clad belly dancer in “Fanny” refused 
“© pose in a bikini sult—considers it “undignified” .. . Here 
Cleo Moore sprained her back posing for football pictures 
with the U. of Illinols backfield . ,, Lilly Christine, the Cat 
_ Girl, will be one of the attractions at New York's photo show.   : The Princess of Monaco’s American friends now wonder) 
what they should call her. The answer is “Grace,” the same nie through the intersection. | 
He has requested that the trains! 
limit their speed through the city 
in. proportion to the view ahead in 
case a rapid stop is necessary.) 
“It 1s about time that something 
is done on this situation before 
someone is killed or seriously in- 
jured,” he stated. 
* 
He cobibunas by saying that he| 
that trains maintain the same 
speed of automobiles on ‘city 
streets, which is 25 m.p.h., as they 
cross intersections. 
Negroes May Cease 
Boycott in Montgomery 
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, (INS) — 
Montgomery Negroes have sched- 
uled a meeting for tomorrow night 
to decide whether to end the 4%- 
month-old boycott against the city 
bus lines. 
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The Montgomery City Lines Inc. 
which has lost undisclosed thou- 
sands of dollars in revenue during 
the Negro boycott, ordered an end 
to segregation Monday. The order 
followed tthe U.S. Supreme Court 
ruling that segregation of all public| ary 
transportation {s unconstitutional.'be CS, - 
* * * 
Almont Community High 
Schoo. Patricia Louise Lee, daugh- 
r of Mr. and Mrs. George Lee, 
hel been named valedictorian. 
Patricia has a 3.76 average; has 
been active in several organiza- 
tions including Varsity Club, and 
received bronze, silver and gold 
—_ awards and member- 
Pp for two years in National 
  Donna Kay Burley, with an 
average of 3.75 is salutatorian at 
Almont, Her parents are Mr. and 
Mrs, Donald Burley. 
Donna has been a _ four-year 
band member; active in chorus, 
clubs and basketball. as well as. 
dramatics. She also’ is a National 
Honor Society member,   _ DONNA K. BURLEY   ae oe es 
  SALLY MILLER 
  
$160,000 Library 
Planned af St. Mary ORCHARD LAKE — Plans have 
been made for a $160,000 library 
for St. Mary of Orchard Lake. ‘The 
structure will. be built on Semin- 
      The first soil will be turned 
Sunday, oe Maia dhe 
Rev. Edward J. Szumal, 
dent, . proceeded Ps sreniesion 
and benediction at the Grotto on 
the Campus. 
Walter J. R. Ozycki, architect, 
and National President of the! 
‘Akimni Assn. will be chairman of| 
  road on the campus, and will 
  ready for use in the fall. the program for the occasion. A 
‘gathering of 2, 000 is expected. \Veterans Memorial Building. 
Seven districts were repre- 
sented in yesterday's contest, 
held at Mumforg High School in 
University of Detroit High 
School, Denby, Northville, and 
Birmingham High Schools, Area Youth Qualifies: 
for State Competition 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — 
‘Sheldon Smith, participating in the! 
Hearst Tournament of Orators, 
iyesterday qualified to participate 
in the state competition to be held 
_lat 8 pj.m: ‘Monday, May 7 in the   “John Adams.” . nahin fee His original speech was entitled | on Investments W. Bloomfield Library 
Sponsors Public Event 
Thursday 
speak ‘at West Bloomfield Town- 
ship Hall, Thursday at 8 p.m. He 
will address both husbands and 
wives in regard to making care- 
fully considered, smaller invest- 
ments in 1956. 
He will also tell of the forma- 
tion and operation of small in- 
vestment groups he has helped 
form.in nearby communities. 
Mr. Call, a business admin- 
istration graduate of Wayne Uni- 
versity, has been in the invest- 
ment business 10 years. 
The event is being sponsored 
free of charge by West Bluomfield 
Township Library for the public. 
A social hour will follow. 
Call Plane Experts 
for Bomber’s Trial DENVER ® — Aircraft experts 
were called today by the state in 
the effort to build a murder case     : serene,» « - - against John Gilbert Graham, 24, * el x ‘* accused of dynamiting an airliner 
3 ‘Ss 5. carrying 44, including his mother. 
4g When a girl says she-won’t marry till Graham is charged in the death =| 
= the right man comes along, you’ can bet of “ Prosperous Lar Mrs, Dai q 
that if some guy asks tomatically sie E. King, 55. He is accused o . 
: becomes the tight sat rea “4 placing a 2-stick dynamite bomb <. 
. x * * te in her luggage before taking = 1 
) 500 flight insurance on her lite fF WISH I'D SAID THAT: Sidney Allen described a mambo eek * | exhibition he attended: “It was like looking into a washing A scale model of a DC6B air 
. transport, the same type shattered 
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TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Ann Sothern tells of the hen- 
pecked husband who was disappointed that his’ child was 
@ girl: “I was hoping for a boy, to help me with the dishes.” 
That's earl, brother. 
(Copyright 1956, the Hall Syndicate, Inc. ) 
. Pontiac City Affairs 
Commission Takes Deed 
to Two Lots for Parking —   
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  i   * $345,000 building in Farmington was designed by architect Charles D. Hannan. by' an explosion last Nov. 1 near 
Longmont, Colo., was placed in 
the courtroom yesterday. Parts of | 
the wrecked plane were .ready for 
introduction. , 
Dist. Atty. Bert Keating said the 
five-foot long model would be used 
in describing the explosion to the 
jury of seven men and five wom- 
en. One side is of clear plastic for 
easy viewing of the interior. 
India now plans prohibition by 
  
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          ale avenues mose tet Mowlens NEARS COMPLETION — The long, low tri-level structure of yellow Roman brick not stopped. fits sole cause is the 
' as City "ear Arad Gertie and “Pret arent trom mrate tel which is Our Lady of Sorrows new high imaand is almost completed. The 20-room, pair which is immune to ordi- 
a deed from the owner Sanitary sewer on the southwest side sey wemmass. Sens Ei Me ' Lots 21.and 22 of : Panne gence from Cass to Sis itch-mite almost instantly. Only 3 
: : : smegrenlhel, oy "Curt gutter, and ‘related work on days EXSORA treatment is required. 
’ 35, part of the Lafayette street lot, Glenwood avenue relocated from Perry , wS arin 0) CUNNINGHAM onus STORES ES were deeded to the city by the: soos to Paddock and Crestview ave- E 
| * owner Lola M. Swift... The oa Bg boomer yg Moy an By MARY CELINSKE It will contain 10 home rooms, Sorrows will have an enrollment jers in instructing the 964 students!/of the parish, but buildings and. BEN FRANKLIN the warranty deed and author (night sata ‘cemeiieel sels! Farmington Correspondent twe science and chemistry Iab- | of 1,200 to 1,500 students, enrolled. Of these, 940 are elemen- curriculum must be approved by . STORE 
teed the purchase be recoreded tm lon further improvement projects |, ARMINGTON—The 1,500 Cath. oratories, two commercial rooms, | or the greatest problems|t®°Y students. Sister M. Assisi cite De of Educa the register of deed’s office. a pro. 7 jolie families of Our Lady of Sor one mechanical drawing and art, ta b oro 'sium is principal of the schools. partment rl SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTER 
Three petitions for projects, rows parish here watch with pride) ome home-making, one music /faced by Father Thomas Beahan,/ “Everybody teaches school but|tion. They, do not, however, re-| Open Wed. Fri. and Sat. Other actions taken up on the! two on Livingston avenue and jas their new 20-room, $345,000: high| Feom, ‘a study hall, Wbrary, and |pastor, is common to all _Schéol| me,” Father Beahan said, “All I)ceive State or Federal assistance, Evenings Until 9 P. M. os oe mee involved! the other on Stanley avenue, school nears completion, assembly hall. The assembly hall riage eran — where a do is worry about finding teachers pd financing, ~ . granting year lease) were approved and the city en-— * * @ eventually will become a cafe- [to obtain an adequate teaching/and paying the bills.” — = = rf at $900 a year for the construc-| gineer instructed th, prepare cost | Already four rooms are in use! teria, and although there ts no jstaff. At present, Fathers John a * * «#° tion of a hangar at the Municipal! estimates, -by 124 ninth and tenth grade. stu- syemecton, pal gare church — — woe ate are as-| Parochial schools are paid for | ‘ dents, and by next September) is scheduled to used for that (Sisting nuns teach- and maintained d by the members : commission authorized .the vanes os en Pa ne rad enough furniture and equipment).Pparpose when a proposed new (ce ca mere | mayor and the city clerk .to sign 85 to 89 of the . - will have been installed for the church is built, Parochial school | | the land lease. — Subdivision, —— 4 age eleventh grade’ By September, students are presently using the | : : Public cope will be held next City Plan Commission’ “4 May | (1957 all four grades of high school Farmington High School gym. | 
Tuesday on the following ‘can be accommdated; and June, @asium nearby, =~ I meeting. : construction projects, on which en- |1958 will see graduation of “Sor- bui | gineer éstimates were aired last} A Tesolution ot public necessity | lrows” first senior class, now tenth| " key mma ig a night: : for ot gutter, blacktopping andjgraders, decir we hitect hein: Por south side of Oneida road, | rela’ designed arc! t Charles D 
ER a re roman to Pear, was ae] a ee net “Tahee ieanan of Farming, 0 co te Belmont for Lot ita and ‘eam (cepted by the commission. commodate 353 ‘to 400 students, |form with the architectural style! ped to Lot Believue Annex Addi- of the adjoining grade . school, 
: South site of Aubarn from Sea Theme at Tu sd church and convent. The buildings, | east line of Lot 2 of the Fast Gide esaay Event . o : 
Brece SS yy, —— a ae Se Healthy Baby Chicks sig id eco 3 -F ' 
A public hearing will also be I ord Spring Concert tion, were featured ih_a nation- poe next week on the a t F t , al architectural magazine a few. 
graveling proposed ‘A fl years ago, and helped to set a post-. Joslyn cove extended from Oo €a ure qua ections’ wat national trend in single-story THURSDAY, APRIL 26 
g ave- * school buil ws 
pray, Boe on Linda Vista tn MILFORD — Aquafiectibns, ikjunder the direction of Eleanor, 7 —_. Je‘ schol Doors Open at 9:00 A. M. Joslyn extended east approximate-/i% Name of the first spring con:|Beam will sing in ensembles, trios, vale, 16 100m grade’ schol, eight 
Ww ee duets and solo numbers for the ne ; 
man Choir Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the first a 10 Baby Chicks Will Be Given Away Absolutely : Free to Each Adult as Long as Chicks Last! a 
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                    Lneoinioeeal sake cad fepert ‘Indians’ to Model} katnie ‘tanna ana Mrs, Beam,  linated expensive ieapetatalg off - “We're waiting for my tends cor! A refinancing et Buckner © NO PURCHASE REQUIRED e to the commission next week. ft Seaweed, jewels and fish will be/Dalls and stairs and Finance and we're off .. . to she-e the town-sht" Bring your own container for the chicks, i P. ya Sage aphs © hanging above the stage, and one|the construction of You Can Park at ~ Jae pmpanied 
; Come Early—Avoid Disappointment 
CLARKSTON | ‘suppty      von scene will feature a treasure chest. 
will meet Thurs-) Atmosphere 
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tem in use in California‘ or the system, where 
one divides 10 points between the winner and loser of 
each round; or in New York, where.a‘ majority of win- 
ning rounds holds unless the total rounds are even—| 
then points are employed!. | Baad 
ae ee Westnet The New York State Athletic Commission some imore 
time back announced it was a study of the IR yg a 
situation. This pro me to consult the best |, "5, Seu G0. p.m—Pord 
boxing brain I know—Young Otto. we, Pale OD 3 * * * x x ser : om, | 2 p.m.—Ramos (0-0) 
Otto has been associated with boxing over 50 years |xe Yo 4 Wastoge as a fighter, promoter, manager, trainer, Golden Gloves Boston af chy se 
y games ee coach, referee and judge. 
OTTO NEVER CALLED A ROUND ‘EVEN’ 
What I like about Young Otto is that, in his 30 
years of judging fights, he has never once called a round 
even. It is his there is a winner of each round, Ne 
even if the margin is hairline. 
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Otto claims when you call a round even you are), 
a. A judge sitting in court must make a decision. |.» 
should be with a judge at a boxing match, 
The AAU is getting indefensibly % New York, § pm.—Erskine ry (e-) 
taburgh at Ste 8 pm ~Priead 
1) Va. a, Span os & —_ 
B hatex: a ® p.m:—Jones (1-0) 
Y's RESULTS   
‘pia, cold _ ee, se » cold 
(Middlecoff Top   Socks Se tis to Take x * * & 
Ww is quoted by the Associated Press: “I 
_ don’t. to enlist in“the Air. Force. I’m looking 
"forward to the Olympics. g poy iE calles 
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| if ok adie now siotlianty the honest, outspoken 
snes “Meas   
  chen salsa tt Las Vegas Event, but 
Still Is Favored 
LAS VEGAS, tier. Golfer 
Cary Middlecoff remained the fa- 
vorite to win the $37,500 Tourna- 
rivals got in final practice rounds hio State Nine Looms =2 === 
ast Favorite in Big 10 tomorrow. ~ 
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tounament in three tries, but he 
is the. most consistent. profession- 
al in action today and figures to 
be a .strong candidate to carry 
off the $10,000 top money. - 
Middlecoff, Lloyd Mangrum ‘and 
Sam Snead are the only eligibles 
to qualify for the Tournament of 
  as 1955 
wid i pear ce | squad. Sophomore third baséman with the winner could be a Steve Borts led the Wolverines 
bet although champions sel- in pre-season games with a lusty | 
dom repeat. — : | 48 average, Outfielder Bruce | 
‘ee bd | Fox was next with a 375 mark | 
with Bob Sealby and Gene Snider | providing the, long bail. 
‘Jack Wenner offer enough pitching 
. oe to burl Michigan State| 
linto contention, : 
mie. High School Sports 
    
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_ Lake Avondale 
Waterford : Walled Lake H 
Cath, Cent 4 Crantrook 1 
i] ov 6 Mt. Clemens 
3 -Se miay City peer 
Wisconsin, Illinois and Purdue, 7 Bloomfield wills : South Lyon 4 Hartlane H 
Pint Ce: Theat htra ‘entiac 4 ern will neg tough to break’ Ww W,, Roomtiela 1 Northville 
into. the first vision. f + yom meen 
a areer 203 Milford 
‘Punt ‘Centra 6 Pont 1 Northwestern at lowa,|Grantrock = $ Pernda! |Champions in its three editions. 
The field is limited to winners of 
4 major PGA Open in the pre- 
ceding year up to and including 
the Masters a Georgia. 
| Ed Hobaugh, Walt Godfrey and Snead nl the ale Masters |1 
winner, Jack Burke Jr., notified); 
Tournament Director Howar d!! 
'Capps that business comrfitmenits |} 
would prevent them from par) Sertoia, 
Grome a ony this year. 
Those who did qualify and are 
due to tee off tomorrow are Gene) 
Littler, last year’s winner; Man- 
grum, Middlecoff, Mike Souchak, 
|Bo Wininger, Dick Mayer, Na- 
‘tional Open champion Jack Fleck,’ 
® Tommy Bolt, Shelley Mayfield,’ 
'Chandler Harper, Dow Finster-| 
'wald, Doug Ford, Henfy Ransom, | 
‘Julius Be wos, Arnold Palmer, Ted; 
190 Kroll, Max Evans, Frank Strana-|meestri cant Pe 
200 han, Al Balding, Don Fairfield, carrer : 
| Mike Fetchik and Gardner Pick- |B 
inson. Bertoia Snaps 
E Hitting Slump. 
, |Their home average was .507 
Champions’ Test Cary Never Has Won 
Middlecott never has won this! 
ped by Getting 3 : 
Three Wins in 5 Games 
on Road Trip 
KANSAS CITY «®—The Detroit 
Tigers headed home from ‘their 
first short road trip today, still one 
game shy of the .500 mark in the 
pre hee but with a pleasant " mark away from home. 
| It was the Tigers’ tendency to 
‘lose on the road last season that 
cost’ them a first division berth.               ‘against a .429 travelling mark, 
_- This time they split in four 
Kansas City game played. They 
were frozen out of a scheduled 
Monday night encounter here, 
The club was due in Detroit fn 
mid-afternoon and won't return 
to action until Friday when Cleve- 
land visits Briggs Stadium. KID” AVENGES LOSS — Britain's   
coy? Hh 4 
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AP Wirephote * 8 @ 
Peierls, Th Kid won the decon to sne , Tin Kerry Keating of Waterford and 
the 21- 
  
  
  Steve Gromek used the 10- hit'turned in victories in his first two cushion to pitch his first victory. | nn teenie 
He was beaten by Kansas City at 
Briggs Stadium in the season's 
jsecond game and now has a 1-1) 
record, 
He gave up six hits and the most 
telling was a two-run homer by 
Vie Power, 
Tuttle’s home run plus a single | 
drove in four runs and ran fie} 
hitting streak te seven games. 
He’s the only Tiger to hit in each sn: . 
‘Arnold Portocarrero, beaten 
twice by the Tigers last season, | 
was charged with yesterday's loss.) 
It was his first start of the year.               2 a 3 | KANSAS CITY 
  
    
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ruttie.ct 4 1 2 Power.te $3 3| iq poapecen, ve 4.02 © Jacobs.2> 1 1 
K. rt 4 0 @ C-Pless 16 06 
Kuennhes 66 ; Siaughterrf 4 @ 1 
Boone Jb 4 3 Simpsone?l 3 6 0 
fee cue 3 3 Ousberg, +38 awe 4 insherg.e 
t 433 3b 3 1 kp 2 @1 D otrt ee ¢) Porto'rero,p 1 @) 
Burtechy,p 1 6 1) 
A-Thomps's 1 6. 6 
Bradford.p 6 © 0 
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Totals 33710 Totals 324 6 A—Grounded out for Burtschy in Tth. | 
sacrifice for Bradford in 9th.! C—Plied out for Jacobs in 9h 
Detroit « s 630 200 030—7 
les = 7 City. ..... 100 000 201—4 
Bertola. RBI—Tuttle , Boone, Ber 
toia 2 Power 2, Jacobs, V: 31B—Lopesz 
HR—Tuttie, Power, Boone. tee 
jd Grome! pDP— 
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  |duo teamed up to defeat the Reds 
again, this time 5-3. 
After ~~ the first batter in 
hit to Bob Thurman, that put t 
  -|potential tying run on-base, The 
41-year-old relief bore down, how- 
ever, to strike out George Crowe 
and persuaded Johnny Temple to 
hit into a game ending double 
play. * ¢ @ 
It’s too early to make compari- 
sons but the Mizell-Kinder act is 
remindful of the Reynolds - Page 
for the New York Yankees in 1949. 
Rain and cold weather raised f 
havoc with the schedule yester- 
iday, limiting the action to three! Bos 
games, two in the American 
League. In those, the Yankees 
whipped the Washington Senators’ 
41 and the Detroit Tigers drubbed! 
the Kanses ity . Athletics 1-4. 
The home run ball was very 
much in evidence in the Yankee |duo who. pitched so successfully Detroit The Tigers were 56 in both 
Whiprmas, Selah Seite Uicemme bene a previously hotly disputed defeat. It was Cleveland and Kansas City last Wi of Birmingham, mem. year. , Y ns! world welterweight champion, slug it out during fight between 30-year-old Gavilan and cel fae hot ae At this same stage of the 1955 their ten-rounder in London’s Earls Court Stadium year-old ‘Briton who had never lost a pro bout. [are absent from spring practice 
eee fe ere eae & 6 oe sessions due to participation in 
with a 34 record and were : ee Semis beige ae in ols ae Mizell Aims for 20 ncadeees ne 
Today they stand 3-4 in Sth place An extraordinary attendance but are three full games behind) record has been attained by a the pace - setting New York Drayton Plains bowler. Mildred 
—_— Tan S ed CTS, Sea 7 | re Sintec te In yesterday's game the Tigers |, Thursday night completed 10 
| collected three more home runs | 5, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS starts but in each case he’ needed)and Tiger victories, They » sat] oo ee Se er ee ye Vinegar Bend Mizell appears a(ninth inning assistance from the|ed for all but three of the Ii runs Boagten League. 
oe lcinch to win 20 games for the|! righthanded Kinder, made by the two teams, The| Mrs. Welsh, who is averaging Young Reno Bertoia; fighting for gam * « @ Yankees hit two, one of them a 127 this season, bowls with the 
the second base job, snapped a(t: Louis Cardinals this season Last night, exactly a week after|three-run blast by Hank Bauer.| Ditle Recreation team. Her top 
brief batting slump with two sin-\Provided Ellis Kinder’s aging arm/the pair had combined to down|The other was a solo blow by| oftert during the 10-year span 
gles and a home run. Bill Tuttle holds out, the Cincinnati Redlegs 42 in the Yogi Berra, was on May 7, 1958, when she 
and Ray Boone also homered, The young lefthanded Mizell has) Season's opener, the Mizell-Kinder| pain washed out the scheduled ae Comntntnntman 
  game pag ts Boston and the Ori-   <a |New York and Pittsburgh wand) 
he Brooklyn and Philadelphia. 
The Postponement was a break! the quarters in both cities, 
‘edn = Gavilan Takes 
Sweet Revenge Sor big psi has been nurs-| 
ing a tender foot. 
AMERICAN LEAGUE 
Keed Beats Waterman 
in. Tough Battle in 
English Ring   
  Washington 000 010 000—2 7 i 
Mew York 00 300 lox—4 6 1 
| Stobbs, Grob (8),) and Courtney; Kucks od Berre. L—Stobbs 
Kansas Chy 
Gremek and Hi 1 Portecarrero, 
‘seby (5),) Bradiord. (), end Ginsberg. 
ome runs—Detrolt, Tuttle, Boone, Ber- 
-s Bey 88 Power, orm 
Pe Only games, scheaued” 
NATIONAL LEAGUE 
Sete, egy FS ad OO ena or, Work Setatiobery. ) and welterweight champion v- Wa Moe Lose iH, a minder = and Sarni. flan tod y th out a “‘let’s meet 
Luin” Bey vr nag [agaia for the third and final time” 
New be challenge to Britain's Peter Wa 
ivaeioe Ba ia, Det eold terman. 
    
No Wisecracks   
  KANSAS CITY i — American 
League Urnpire, Frank Umont pa- 
jtrolled his second-base domain yes-| 
terday wearing glasses and be- 
came the first major league um- 
pire ever to work a game so 
equipped: 
Before you make any cracks, 
stop to consider: Umont is a 6- 
footer and weizhs 218, He was a. 
HONEST—Sgt. Delbert Cox of'tackle on the New York Giants 
pro football team from 1943 to 
“T just don't eng Tl say any-) 
thing,"’ quoth. the 37-year-old um-|       ers. 
Charley Berry, veteran Ameri-| 
can League man in blue who also 
worked in yesterday's Kansas City 
Detroit game, did, the explaining: 
“It’s as dente as this. Frank! 
needed a slight correction for his. 
left eye. So he asked Harridge 
(President. Will Harridge of the AL Umpire Is on Job 
and Wearing Glasses _ | The year-old Cuban. ham- 
mered out a decision over the 21- 
year-old Briton in London's Earts 
‘Court Stadium last night in a 
tough 10-rounder that had -14,000 
fans cheering wildly. 
* * @ 
  It was sweet revenge for Gav- 
ilan who lost a disputed verdict 
Fe right to get glasses. Harridge/ ‘© Waterman in London in Feb- 
said he believed it would be. the| ary. 
right thing to do. It has nothing) Most people thought Gavilan to do with Frank’s judgment. He|Won that fight easily. ‘could see and umpire without; “Waterman was much better them and do a good job. jthis time,” Gavifan said as he 
| “Why shouldn't he wear glasses. ‘sat in his dressing room nursing 
as well as anyone else? The play-\@ badly swollen right eye. “He 
ers do.” really hurt with those rights,” 
Manager Lou Boudreau of the Chamil Chade, Gavilan’s man- 
Kansas City A's didn't notice at ager, talked about a rest in the 
first that Umont wae wearing sun for his charge and more 
glasses, ifights in Europe before they re- 
“It's no disgrace te wear gias-/turn home. 
ises,” Boudreau said, ‘‘If it makes “The Kid has now had two 
him a better umpire, I'm for it./fights since his influenza,” said 
More power to him.” |Chade. “He needs rest.’ 
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    like the No. 1 mound choice. Ithe 1946 United States track team air his case, he told newsmen.     
Win Two, Lose One   
Lake, 7445-3434. 
  | Cranbrook Athletes Busy del} and Herb Stanton, -the Cran- 
‘brook track team defeated Walled 
Smith won the 
board jump and high-hurdies, Wad- 
dell took Ist in ~he-100 and 220 
dashes, and Stanton won the 440 
“;me?”" 
  Fulton, 33 and now an independ-   American League) if it would be 
  Ferndale {sconsin Minnesota | Play is over the 7,102-yard, par sf *pradtord fo By 
M Michigan and Oo ‘state al ora Ft Cariston '9638—12 Desert Inn Country “Chub |e Lsigee ener i ee Michigan State. . Lo 14 Walled Lake 4 course. it ws OR OF . ae shear ss 
. ‘is doubleheader day _iaiartay te dou "North Ferris Accused of Aiding Violations | rm at Grineacth 
_ at fowa, at Seaton | ; 
State and Ohio State at Michi- 
- . HiClal OW On eceiving. nd Fort Leavenworth, Kan., holds a) Ohio d oon pound spoonbill~ catfish he} 1947, 
ou aoa Seavert caught while t the head- 
on the comparative ona of \otere of the Lake of the Ozarks, top contenders. Ohio State do LOS ANGELES #—A former|which toured Europe, held a long seen since I was little. I got a! 'hard by Warsaw, Mo. The huge/pire when asked about his cheat- 
up @ 94 record this spring with Stanford University track star has yesterday with Larry | voucher from the AAU and bought fellow was landed after fight furi- : ‘accused “Daniel J. Ferris, secre-| Houston, secretary of the Southern sound- " cket to Cana-|ously 35 minutes. five regulars hitting at a 34 oF ary ae ie "American Pacific ‘Ade cf the AAU. Then|® trip plane ticket t Se gen NN re ae age ny oy of ‘ar {he announced he would place ‘e- 4 And "got my $T a day ex: a 
Gener de Purvie id the ranging for him to make a trip to fore the AAU Executive Commit-/pense money every day I was Castro Wins Decision ‘ Buckeye power brigade with a ge7 Canada that exceeded AAU ex. tec-a charge that Ferris was “in- away. I know this was far in ex-! STOCKTON, Calif. (e—Kid Cas- 
average and three home runs. (Péfi§e account rules. strumenta] in my defection” trom'cess of AAU expense rules.” lino. 1398, of Stockton, won a 10- 
Howard Cassady of All-America’ Ferris, in New York, quickly amatowrie. : |round decisjen Tuesday night over 
football fame had @ .367 mark. — denied the allegation, branding it 'Billie Beals, 134, Oakland, despite : ._ * * . las “ridiculous.” It was the leche lifetime Lions in in Deal a broken nose Castro suffered in 
Bill Sater, a junior righthander John T. Fulton, who was a half- Suspension of miler Wes Santee the sixth. round. 
with three straight victories, looks miler at Stanford and captain of|that prompted Fulton's decision to 
Surprise at Pinehurst   
ent television producer, Gaplayed remmetanee ee With Steelers 
    from Ferris in answer to Fulton's! DETROIT (INS) — Defensive wherein he told Ferris they both halfback Dick Alban, who was just. Sanders Leads Amateurs   might be guilty of violating rules. |traded to the Detroit Lions, by the Ferris disclaimed any knowl- ‘Washington Redskins, was on his’ edge of alleged irregularities. He| way to Pittsburgh today in another) said: “Your attempt to besmirch swap. 
my reputation is definitely libel-| , rice | 
ous, If you violated the amateur | well general manager Nick | 
role you certainly did it without. erba announced yeste: 
my knowledge, Was your letter, that Alban had been traded to | 
written in an attempt to ingimidate/ the Pittsburgh Steelers for Dick 
* * » 
Fulton told Houston and news- 
|men that in 1944 he competed in 
several 
                  iweek, 
| “The Cedartown, Ga., native who PINEHURST, NC. (P —- This| 
golf-wise resort village has been 
(watching the greats of the links 
game come and go for over half 
ja century, but seldom has it been) 
las excited over anyone as it has 
been over Doug Sanders this w up his game for the tournament. 
He had rounds of 72, 71,' 
71, 70, thén won. the qualifying 
medal with a record 66. This was 
six under par for the 7,000-yard 
course, long regarded as one of 
the most formidable in the nation. 
Keely 
now lives in Miati,.-Fla,, looks/of Charlotte, .N.C., one of the fi- 
more and more like the man to 
beat in the 56th staging of the 
North and South Amateur tour- 
    The downswing witha short iron 
is guided by the left hand. Since 
there is little pivot as compared 
to wood shots, you will not have 
the noticeable shift of weight. 
When your hands are. about 
Shoulder high in the downswing, 
your weight is fairly evenly dis- 
tributed over both feet and your 
hips are almost square. Also at 
this point, your left arm is almost 
fully extended from your body and 
the wrists are still cocked. 
Your, right elbow begins to 
come into the right side and will 
continue to come even closer as 
the clubhead nears the hitting     it iH 2 | i 2 ckly, but this does hot     a Hy d2258 i 4 
    power hittirig for tee shots. The 
short iron is played for accuracy, 
not distance. Never use a short 
iron where a longer iron is: re- 
quired to carry the distance. 
       
   
    
    
   
       
         
     
          
          
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  ities economy are yours with a need Sag oF ghee Sete mag eee . NEW YORK W—Ken Boyer,ting mark and Yog! Berra slot the New York Giants have i your car Me saves mental to the best interests’ of/ win, ‘je 264 as a major|fourth with 417, Karl Olson of|struck out the most batsmen, 10.|  flsmoreiohe winees “nd Moke, engine wear for thousands oo” es league rookie last year, is off to|Washington, obtained from Bos- me: valve lifters, % grind camshafy “we Mules. Mustang engioes a whirlwind start and leads the|ton last winter, is third with .433.| In the American League, Man- many more quality custom ‘MT? * Dew The gambling clause was insert-|ational League im batting while ar tle and Hank Bauer"ot the Yanks| festures give you 30% to 100% “#8 m6 he bem, ed: this year and the concerm ef! wine $1. Louis Cards’ followers| Mantle end Berra are dead-|and Eddie Yost of Washington are more horse power — - ae of the USGA was re = emphasized nigh hopes of a banner season. {locked for home-run honors with|tops in runs scored with nine.| Sia life~greeter fuel economy. for more 
resolution opposing gambling was| i oo Ib bits the fuser ts tialter, Maoet Tana. batted in with 12./t0 head mon in Guiles with Sour —a way .7ee, Seen Pena : printed an the entry forms, for/jore-in 2T at bets duro. suy[Dick ‘Tettelbach of Washington ts|while Hector Lipes of Kansas . Ge Open cemetenay. average. He got two safe blows/third in RBI's with seven, City and: Tettelbach each have 7 iis and drove in four runs as the| Boyer ts having things -pretty| walloped a pair of triples, — But the USGA | has. nothing Cards tripped Cincinnati 53 last|much his own way in the National] Billy Pierce of the White Sox) , against “friendly” bets. It recog-| 150 League. Bill Sarni, also of the|and Johny Kucks of New York Parts Y Tclenitons ler the Doe of Motors” nizes the fact. that most golfers ee 8 Cards, is a rather distant secondjare 20 in And the Automotive Parts and Equi st nquiry tel aS ick oh uo et, Flures comp wy The iho Ma a bt ede eGo Pa seg ry * ; t le f Dick Dutier as well as Claude|soclated Press also reveal that| tii, Beso of Mawnukes te third timed 18 stom [at test weil Phone FE 2-0106 OAKLAND, Calit. during an administrative|Champion is likely to go out on/Bill Skowron of the New York!) "pitsusgh with $01 and Ray ton to te up the entire Calli nia|heering the links with a glint in his eye| Yankees is the American League) yi oct Cf Cincinnati and Wally’ = boxing investigation was threat. * © © —.___ |and & determination to take his|Pace-setter among the players) (No) 1s with $5 each | Ma ened today by Attorney Howard Ellis used most of yesterday’s|best pal for every cent. the guy| who have at lenst 20 times at bat.) yo is coi oes dismal : C. Hillis, who objected to what he|session in carefully building up| will put up roe A Ky rat baseman shows! cmpaign in 1968, tops the Ne-| Waters called the “travesty” of public|the background for the court ac- 7 2 38 © ih avernge on 13 entetes Mi) Langee in homers With Grol ¢ sessions. tion he said he would file after) The USGA Executive Commit-|28 trips. and runs batted in with 11. ROLLADIUM—MICHIGAN’S LARGEST AND PINEST s 8 6 oe Sam, Me Pune Sete Sud te elle ee, fy att cus, Oo Petes th Soy * *¢e - SKATING RINK Ellis said today he would seek) ™anager Flaherty and pro- past weeks inating the junior circuit statie-| Joe Adcock of’ Milwaukee has| More than IGHT SESSIONS: WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDA 5 “a permanent injunction to throw Ford, have finished|came up with such an assort-[tics-wise, Mickey Mantle is rut-|oiitied the mee enn, el Mare n 7:45 P.M. TO 11 P.M. : ad 5, out all-the information {llegally Committee Counsel/ment of opinions that it decided|ner-up to Skowron with a .462 bat-/national League, four. Hobie Lan-|trout waters | 
se ne ada, ee Ser Sind e th ot Scns it se Taw ‘WEDNESDAY NIGHT SESSION ]| Be Sv Se aailie regent” and pan.jOW SR BSS. nented: K R . Braves’ Brufon are the only play-(thet ot Bald investigators from submit-| |. eady ers two triples|Creek Pond Gas Geeke Sadings te Gov. Good |e win Onn cher We've ramer and Bruton and Junior Gilliam of) Pond. and SPECIALLY FOR BEGINNERS! | Knight, ordered the n- other people” — Brookyn are the pace-setters in/ Ponds. . : fight promoters Babe McCoy of , | 
Se. gens eee i] Tennis Troupe Wants |= 2h Sra “S,« ORGAN MUSIC Ellis’ idea of “information {l- chenond, Vinegar Bend Mizell of the vutaenens a meat | egally obtained” involves public =» Iron Curtain Booking. Cards and Robin Roberts of the “ysis Plays Wednesdey disclosure of anything deriving’ Phillies are the pitching leaders|in from “private books and records”|, The legal gymnastics just about) 103 ANGELES u—Jack Kra-jmore interested in athletics Sot with 20 records. Mizell and John | Frost cress | subpoenaed by investigators. ‘He|°l@¢ked. out any new information! mer, whose touring professional|the large masses,” he said. ny Antonelli and Rubén Gomez | ‘ on operations of boxing in Call-itennis troupe will visi Kramer said the Gonzales-Tra-|— insisted that this information. un-|fornia. part of the world this bert tour reached the break-even : der California law should be kept!‘ Ford's memory failures and El-|terested in still another stage April 6 at Detroit, He pre || Win Lakes Reports : “——|lis’ objections, effectively blocked! hind the Iron Curtain dicted the tour will grots between|Seqson’s First Ace : -|Cox’s efforts to learn more about The idea is still quite $170,000. and $190,000 before the Bron | ! —— Boxing Enterprises, ite, Kramer said, but he U.S. phase ends at La Jolla,) One of the first aces of the sea- apse Ine, Ford is president of the cor- “Sure, we'd like to , /Calif,, June 3. son anywhere in the area, and poration that promotes bouts in|ana: show them our * «6 the very first for Twin Lakes San Francisco, Oakland and Rich-|,4 much for the = He also announced. @ $7,00/Club this spring was 
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| getting ready for the 1956 season. Oliver (Red) 
| Lemeaux, affable attache of the city police de- 
| partment, a fly fisherman of parts, was looking 
| over his gear, tying off a new fly as the camera 
caught him in his home on Silver Circle, How- THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956 
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There's good filyfishing water This two-day celebration will be 
climaxed —- oon at the 
queen's 1 at which time the m pstream from Wolverine, good 
Soe al cet new ‘rout queen wading. Below Wolverine the _— |water gets heavy in the haunts ‘of the ‘big rainbows, clay bottom 
iand deep. holes makes wading 
itricky. Wonderful place for big 
rainbows, though. Just a bit east 
the Pigeon River, ‘a pleasant, 
brooks Invited by Club lwadable stream, offers 
Lake Orion Gun Club has ar-| browns and rainbows. ; 
ranged for a general meeting on) In Kalkaska and Grand Trav- 
Thursday night at 7:30 o’clock.| ere Counties the Boardman 
Session takes place at Park Island) Tver m9 posto agrenge 
indoor shooting range. number of spots, is a fine stream 
The club is affiliated with the to fish.’ In Bentie County the 
National Rifle Assn. It invites any| Platte and Betsie Rivers both 
young person wishing to attend the! offer splendid fishing, good wad- 
Junior Rifle Marksmanship drills| " ®T® Teadily accessible. 
each Saturday at 1 p. m. at this} In Mason County the Little Man- 
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Sede H Trout Night | 
O. H. Clark Speaker on 
Tonight's Program 
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  “Trout fisherman's night” will 
be observed tonight at OCSC head-| 
feature will be the talk by O. H. 
Clark, stream habitat director for 
the state conservation body. 
Clark will offer colored pictures | 
of trout feeding and stream! 
habitats, in connection with work: 
the fish. He is also expected to 
discuss the work done on the Rifle 
and Cedar river watersheds. 
New president of OCSC, Lloyd 
Sible, will report plans for a num- Match is an all-breed affair, 
\judging starting at noon. Best in 
match awards will be made at 6 
o'clock. :             stee near Irons, a beautiful stream, 
the instruction. It feels that proper offers good rainbows, browns.) 
training will teach safety rules and| Upper waters of the Little Man- 
respect for firearms. : listee, west of Frederic are worth 
Refreshments will be. served 4 try, too. 
  Crawford, Oscoda and Roscom-|     No junior showmanship classes 
will be held due to lack of space. 
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      tue PONTIAC: PRESS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956 THIRTY-ONE   
HERE’S HOW MANTLE DOES IT — 
center fielder Mickey Mantle, who 
so far this season, is shown in sequence how he 
_aete bis bese bits. He is seen here after driving Yankee 
hit .462   out # hit against the Washington Senators yester- 
day, and despite a leg injury which has slowed_| 
his running, he is off to a great start this season, 
‘The Yanks won yesterday, 41. Legg age I ort ge Pager Pry 
| ly wes ate sini 
baseball activity“around the Ouk- 
land County. area, ‘Two no-hit 
games were posted on the score- 
board with a one-hit effort and a 
two-hitter close- behind. 
Tom Weeden: pitched a no-hit- 
ter as Fraser shut out Bloom- 
field Hills, 7:0. Weeden struck 
out 16. Fraser collected five hits 
off Ken Newberry and capital- 
Trim Field at 
‘Lincoln Downs | ‘Rind! Is Installed 8-5) 
Favorite in $50,000, 
Special Today 
LINCOLN, R.I. —A five-horse 
tions, goes in the $50,000 Lincoln   
  
ap Wirephote 
in a mile and a sixteenth test that 
may be a repeat of last week's 
Excelsior Handicap at Jamaica. 
= * * *   a ter neem nie em nee 
Blue Grass Stakes Next 
Effort for ‘Career Boy’ 
the Blue Grass, then move on to 
Louisville's Churchill Downs for 
the Derby May 5. 
Whitney, who has had nine 
starters in the Derby, has a pair 
““iof aces for this year’s showdown, 
Career Boy and Head Man, win- 
ae choco Derty ance, me Indian Swingers 
“sme cmalaKe Links Match The $35,000 eided Blue Grass 
probably will draw a field of six   
Apparently not yet “in the| 
groove” Pontiac High School's golf! 
off some of the competition for 
the prep. Entries were due today. 
Career Boy, Reaping Right and 
Countermand were figured to try|team     
  coe Playing the Pontiac Municipal! 
layout, PHS was led by Dick Whit-| 
\mer’s good 80. (3842) to edge A Good Used Car? \Flint’s Don Taylor 2-1. Whitmer 
Try :  fiwas medalist for the match. Other 
MMUNI OTO ‘PHS cards were—Dick Singleton 
co TY MOTORS 47-38—85, Tom Cross 45-44—89, 
Rochester and SAVE! 
Waterford Jonah 
Junior Chamber 
of Commerce 
| Meeting May 7 — 7 P. M.     |Bergstrom 52-46—98. 
| Central's cards—Charies Johnson 
185, Gene Hurt 81, Dick Collins 8, 
and Dave Karr 89.   
  
Pontiac Angler Lands 
\Lengthy Pike Monday | Three of the horses that start- 
ed the. Excelsior are having an- 
other go at each other at Lincoln Snead and Hogan into ach ser wt can 
fo Represent U.S. sary, ia jond and Maine Chance Farm's Jet} 
NEW YORK (INS) — The two-| Action 9 close third. | 
man team of Sam Snead and Ben, 
Hogan will represent the U.S. in| Find ‘won ‘os ” ineteler by a| 
the 27-nation International Golf| neck after a wire-to-wire duel with! 
Chamipionships and Canada Cup! joe Jones. The time was 1:43.1,) Matches June. 24-26 at-Wentworth! jsecond fastest in the 49-year his-           ner of the Wood Memorial on a! 
cs International Golf Association,| never did figure in the race. 
|Sam Coleman 50-41—91 and George, 
| with 14% points, in Surrey, Eng. itory of the handicap, Jet Action| 
John Jay Hopkins, founder of stumbled leaving the gate and 
announced ‘last might that Snead/ Joe Jones, with 1953 jockey 
would team with his longtime rival champ Tony DeSpirito up, has) 
‘in the two-man jousts and alsoO/been installed an 8-5 favorite. | 
would shoot for the individual in-/ Find, ridden by Eric Guerin, is al 
|ternational trophy. \2-1 choice and Jet Action goes off} 
Snead, at 44 still the most feared| at 5-2. The Maine Chance entry | 
hotmaker in U.S. professional is ridden by Willie Hartack, 1955’ 5 
cones, has won more tournaments/top rider with 417 victories. 
and more prize money during his| Prep Hurlers continue to Prosper 
Special at Lincoln Downs today! ize@d on nine Bloomfield errors Milford with 200 and University 
for its easy triumph, * High of Ann Arbor with 203. 
South Le blanked Hartland, | 
40, as Jim Hock fashioned a no-' 
hit performanée. Hock eliminated| Milford, each with 42. 
|13 batters via the strikeout route. | 
“inky me sisson ONE Singles Win 
hutout Lapeer 3-2. sian AVAFS Net Shutout shutout Lapeer 3-0. Maison! 
fanned 15, including the 1st 10 bat) 
Beb Erb’s victory over Flint 
Central's Bob Baum averted a ters he faced, and wading eabty ona. 
* es shutout for PHS tennis Chiefs) Wayne Samson made two hits for) 
Imlay. 
The two-hit chore was hurled by yesterday afternoon at Flint. 
Waterford’s Chuck Gillis as the|Indians took the SVC match 6-1, \Skippers shut out Walled Lake, 40,|t0 leave Pontiac's record at 1-1, 
Gillis struck out 10 and issued Juat| TS OF pay to three sets 
jone base on balls. John Walker! before winning 46, 63, 6-4. Losing 
pitched a nifty three-hitter for the|the -first set Erb came back to 
‘Vikings, but four errors hurt, his, break Baum’s myn ee eee 
cause. Waterford scored only one/|**s. 
earned run. 
    
| Twe other singles matches 
‘went three sets. Gary Thomas 
gave Bill Lau a rough time, 8-46, | 
3-6, 26 and Gary Wylle forced | 
|   dack Howe into a 3-set match, 
62, 3-6, 6-3. Ted Wiersema lost | 
to Jim Jesick 6-3, 8-6. 
Dave Scriven, Jack Doerr Lost | 
to Charles Kiese! and Bill Spencer | 6-3, 6-1. Fred Reeser, Dick Mallory) 
Chuck Melchert mowed down 18 
hitters on strikes as Lake Orion 
downed Avondale, 5-1, Melchert's 
feat is believed to be a new record 
at the school, Mickey McWilliams 
and Jerry Hurdik led Orion's six- 
jhit attack with two apiece while) 
ithe Jackets were garnering four) 
‘against Ssichert.. Draper 6-4, 6-4, 
Bay City comes here Friday at 
3:30 and Fiint Central comes to 
Pontiac early next week. 
Holds Record Trial 
| With an entry of 81 dogs, Irish 
* one Memes SOM eral oor iak al over 
naan sre tur rn te et yet Peat ‘Mary 13. was chairman for the event, held 
. iat ot Pontiac Lake Recreation Area, 
West Bioonaficid remained wn- Winners were: pointing breed 
beaten in the golf ranks by down- Stake, 
ing Northville, 177-190, at the ‘owned by 
Pontiac Country Club yesterday (ville, Pa.; open gun dag stake, ; 
with Tom McLennan of the Lak- (open all age), CH. Tyrone'’s Ma- 
ers taking medalist honors with hogany Mike, owned by Ed Mc- 
42, Ivor, Dearborn: novice, Timothy 
* *# (Shawn O'Dea, owned by Charies 
In a triangular match at Brigh-|Benton, Farmington; ar. Hol- 
ton yesterday, the host Bulidogs|leyberry, owned by Bill Cooper, 
‘won with 191 oomned followed by | Oneida, Tenn,     
    
team first of the week suffered a 2 year career than any other play- 
11-4 defeat at the hands of a con-|“ . 
sistently shooting Flint Central Vi }ford Track   
Squad Winner _ | 
Over Clarkston DOL Milford's track powerhouse, win- ; 
ner of the Howell Invitational last 
Friday, added Clarkston to its list, 
of victims Tuesday, Russ Gabier's: 
Redskins crushed the Wolves, 87- 
22, on the Clarkston track, 
Milford won 11 of the 13 events 
| and took seven runner-up spots. 
Lee Averill paced the Redskins 
tops for the 
meet. Averill won the 100 and 
220, took tnd in the broad jump;*’   
      
  
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    lack Decker’s Cafeteria J | A Pontiac angler landed a husky 
a | Northern pike Monday while ed team, 4% 
| ing with his. family at Harson Is- 
1s A0T0 SAFETY GLASS jland in the St. Clair Flats. 
heavy driving. Allen Pyle, who lives at 170 Au 
FREE—1! LS. COFFEE bape Avenue, caught the fish with |” and ran on the winning 880 relay 
      
  Clarkston's two winning efforts 
were made by Doug Fortin in the! 
‘mile and Clyde Kizer in the broad] 
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fock Market | MARKETS |Grains Stage | County Deaths ma turn for Roland F. Gregory, 53, of 2250} The latest report at Ridge Rd., will be held at 2 p. m. w ne Friday at Pixley Funeral Home, 
/ Rochester, with burial in Mt, Avon 
He leaves his wife, Lillian; three daughters, Mrs. Arlene Bell and 
Mrs, Bernice Smith, both of Roch- 
‘ester, Mrs, Erma Ferrier of Walled 
; one brother, Clarke of La- 
; ; one ‘sister, Mrs. Arlyle Bliss 
of Lapeer, and ‘nine grandchildren. 
: Charles ©. Lindsay e : | IMLAY CITY — Service for 
. — Charles C. . 235 W. Second : Bex : St., Imlay City will be held at the ee Lester Smith and Son Funeral 
For Sale or Lease Sey | - by "= , Mr. Lindsay fs. survived by his eves ; » Marguerite; his parents 
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on your own } Woke sale: bid and coxed. *) ~'*/arouna ti’ Ibe ‘with No S' pele dioeiailure to pay fine and costs SB Sethe yy bs mae 16S Cee Tag em eal Mas Pek | ! . A $50 fine was paid today by “uarter of 196%. Pirst rier figures! 
Get Acquainted |Aitred.c. Wogaman, 20, of 4040) sunsifinren and the i Controler l& Manofaetaring Co, the  iatter @ehiiwaats i : ° Manatoba St., who was arraigned © irq ‘throurh ‘merger and operated| Day; Festival before Pontiac Municipal Judge|ss s separate division since late inst i Maurice E. Finnegan on a charge)"**": | ag : ; : of reckless driving. DETROIT (AP) —Detre 
. \ || “AUTO - | piaeeeaniened Mi penne xine ea eet ee | ORZHARD LAKE — “oul Gee nm cnn sn tng oe cai cat ef NS Ser oi ha Sam ea Sa —_ i. in. Birmingham. 465. §,)*"""* 
URANCE jst Mary pr crag ours = Woodward, MI 4-403. —Adv, cents sha “im i988 et gues, for mM. ¢ same climbed s 
ithe Campus Auditorium. Pm: | poast Beet Dinner. Thars, Agua %e OSL oe See owe The 26, 5:30 p..m. on;.8t. Marys-in- dividend of tS cents: common share. students of St. Mary will the-Hills Episcopal Church. Gin- payente Seas. 18 $e stockholders of rec- 
| Present their annual Spring Mu- | gelivitie Cotamunity Center. 3775;°° “*? *- sie ia at 7:30 p.m. that Baldwin Rd. —Adv.) ‘sew vont (AP)— American, Cun Co. 
| same ‘s . : reached new highs in sales and earnings 
| ‘The concert band will offer al Rummage sale, Christ Charoh,|tor ths fue crt tla vesteraay, Wilt : Cranbrook, Lone Pine Rd., Thurs.,!jiam c. stolk ent, at program of classical and contem- : Sens, een April 26, 9:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m,\the annual meeting that net profits while the high Men's, wonién’s, children’s cloth- sotaled $5,700.306 or 46: cents a share. 
college and seminary ia poke aad. teins £8, 46.008, or 2 conte 8 share 
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jlonia Escapee Seized Se ne | IONIA w — Altred Hickey, 20, a gh ig April, 27. 
: , Exchange Street entrance. 
At your friené’s tn jail and 3) HURRY,. 
    s| bail. Ph. FE 6-0424 or MA 8-4031.|Pet, ° 
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terested ; NION ane RETARY tor adv" aor REESTER CORE. | 4 ina. LA’ ater L tao EAeF iN THE Vie A aR FE Ma 
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34 sit conaitionina bus SMAN m™. part home ome 7 ee ae Spence: ea supuiienee $190. CARP e Aty EINbs Fs Miller, mercial & G. a RESI. aoe jscap ng HIGH, ere vans aire. a AND BA 
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men. _1868" Avon Mrs. for ri E ER. fu 290. M Ne AND Fo gly cp Bas : | LLDOZ pontine obbie ives mye __Prospec 8. heat. tat. 
a "ELatin Mr, eam el 00k DOK ee SWITCHBOARD. mie pool Hite "Fe'Stea™ | | ROOF fast Worn ler SEK. —. < ee A ne peregecrea & Su ee & Suppien_244 - call a, eae our gee + 2 —— road 
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oo" ave, ane $45 to 1O mR, fee BINETS _timate ranteed AND 5-213 an ot em i ae obliga ¢ Bie vo M 3 2.60 cerenéer 
fda, ehce |t sputon onan" MEN | __ asad at Say Bawiee ar, sae Fee oe — Penne, | 18 eeagietire? Es dC HAYDEN, sites) saree ne m9 
i pF kn Ba im Res TIM UATE .N en | 5-058 ng and f secos ote cS LA frames : R 143 APT. er. 
rt io EB RTUDY . K : 0562 f LA 4-285 an NDSC ae ea E Ly 
COUN cee" Mayfair e215, Ric too. small o on | SEPTIC iene TEES, | DANS ee NDECAPING ht oe ay N a MO pepe 2 ROO Howard OR 9 MEN. 
0 obace ae AND ‘ 408 Po: MIDWEST ee | { CABINET M ia or ad 00 | repaired "Lowest rates ™ build oad DECAPING | rT | a & Per or RIGACES di 
Ex i 3s ntiac “s ARER 8-340, R ork, 8t west LED Fk FE mvice | “AA an sona Ps PROPER ROO! DoEROWE. 1 
ae |” manent -E MANAGER GEN we nnee Zonk Bldg | cena aXD CARPER. = ree ety ave cauaity . ar ete aie ¢ and |. oo Sagas tr DI Pervoele_ 25 |. ceeuee 109 fs Roctage sere rotranee si cial 
me. Birm itions st ERA CEMENT Wo 5| fel Ic TA . traded FE 6-386 5 | A eriminal, FE Loan Co 1 8. Tele x noone tities furn! PRIVA 
&. Ww ingham Pu . Per. to L OFF nts RK ds in NKS Top LA AN erot FE po. +08 Equita rres fran | 375 teh 
CoRR nin Cleaner |: mary forse . OFFICE MY pm ag ott On ni AND oat ake DI red K $5201, ee pendent aces ed, close 
; iward, M e part re ell CH {¥ 2-070 ew RS ie Tr TY and ‘APT n. — Sri, AND 
Ay mS Gikis M4 aners 1253 more for accuracy. that an BircTnIcA ays, ORS. BASE _27552. OR 3612 enchin son To wo 2070 Al Fred ‘napp Shoes Ww -T7 hed: ND BATH: NEWLY 
» Ht "ream E M P 4 Ay WIRING LICE ry C 82 
‘ meer ig Aor 38. Bop ila a i a. ee FREE bury FE - oe ~ TRENCHING weed | Balto aa seals | ; Anetra ry ges Wanted Beet Ent " * Keane's a downtown. 
Day. a, oe OBS mel veabng work ste SED RULLDOZ! AND speciality "Pree estim UsINERS | MORSE sage - ace Recaciad za |e RIVATE. ENTRANCE 
: ti work ~ CARPENTR: ;R_D D a le ve tee ee ve. ry 
* Began "hie & | Refine FOR MEN oR cera “Building S ae a gitimater”” FE Printed caminpe a OUR SLEEVES bm Apply after 4 pin. 
Hu carfare, 3 at. ime Prope Vt eM i ng S PE 4-884 | ity to bid i DAINTY = Pat 3 mg 4 OLLEI ARE 2 AND 4 RMS” FUR i 
nter 206 N CAR ree re | tock, FE eis. ALL TIR applica LAW elda C on OP- Mra, Burns. PE 2-8 rte And we D UP ‘ * hs week. RMS. FURD 
ham Blvd., N. wo: GARBER CENTER Miia neo oF ‘A2A Pad - BUIL 0. FE or ae otr PE SUP « Ton! the Sor !! zt. FE & Baby welco 
Mw .. Birmi Riker ‘Bldg -CENTE “SMALL | ment bow LIVING maintenance Sing PLANTINGS. ~<a) GET 23-8814, 93 ot ee 2 RM. PRT tag” Telcome. , 
‘MI62i70.—— TER | ane eee es, Sas |e ro erie Pee | tasty cg he ES se res sei 
: PART sous SIDDLEAGE ze aon we of eid ~ “TA Roos: **e° “y : rr Ore yt, plen ATE BATH. ADOL 
TEMPO ed ae i, ean | — thio htanetinsaiien Bor | a wee Je EPS ie kee = canna 
ence EED ‘ OR Brick so math’ N As. titth T Let 30 wn 8. included, 
We pave ARY PLUMBING SEEDS) Bu +1838. ite mamtnance 783 | OARNER’ ue ay 81244 EMS: , 0 TO SELL Pa ioe included. MY 
se WORK WANTED. sine J _titin CON. 24211: ELECTRO you oro NeSUT 5. N i—heeey Pomme 
po ge 7 “poate . Pe 3 WAR ___ Business Servi ‘GONETRUCTION. ROTS 2 FOU og ee im with ear bu ke 
ry A hen for au re Bikig VANTED:| “Akane ana Nicos 13 OWER STRA ai EM Saas serv.| Say Youn ing’ girls 608 Asta 
fied eon | sinaeie ~giganing and HINO. —— ~ nie 4s ANDEC atte IN DEB sr TER oN xh © Adulte er wor 
3 ACE ss ire, Teas ce montht mawine. : t ou." ‘Ne 
Ming timing, Got out Bi. PE sige asceae a home T? Edw. M. ; MODER 
ming. a. Leroy Sate of Bit N q F , (t * St amen NW APT. 
> ke or h ‘payments. N. out, R “y aaneand on 
PP. bid. ee ti. by, po , Realt  yoRe people. 
20 yee J ’ Teves. ta on ces in. OR 
oak et Ux : ing [eae oar 
INO. GARDEN Give ¥ S Ladies is “ 
es ou 1 Place SO "Pike refered, Tnguire 
Por gin a* 23 tase Your Min Pay . [D~ at 243 
case f° etre | ee So 
Ae edit. | ot Sold 
M AN COM a at beca sold ated 
    
9 al mot automatic 
cae     
nes & = rac Rid 
                         
  ' § LARGE ROOMS Priv. BATH 
FE _ 24731. -TAND «ROOM APTS. FO i pe AY e 
    bs “THE. PONTIAC PRESS, , WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956 
  i 
    
  
    
               
4 ROOMS & BATH __| 
HEAT & HOT WATER. 
FURN. W. SIDE, REA- 
SONABLE, ADULTS. 
PHONE FE 47706, 
  
  
  
    
  Br” Unites, adults, 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  north .of Montcalm are 
x + PARTLY Re |" Lake conveniences Pivet nislied. 1 or 2 adults All private. 3 — mo. Next 9 mos. 
ad ja Office May 1 $0 mon sets Elizabeth Laxe 
ARCADIA CT 7 ROOM HOUSE. PARTLY PORN. 3 rooms ‘and bath. Adulte oly 7 ROOM HOUSE, FARTL Ww. 
K. G. HEMPSTEAD _|* S0gM pOrim: IBEAE pos 1@ 8B. Huron 48284 gem. 9 antes Of umes Nr. |. 
aus ~ STs AREA > Hild. Peaeeyee ae 
monthly. Call before 1:30: it ers and Po ine Phone PE e168 after 2:30, 
CHELOR APT. 2 ROOMS AND 2 BDRM. ell utilities furnished, $13 Orion. BE a4 month, 
wee at N. Perry. Write Pontiac Press 4 
REN WELCOME, 5 ROOMS | 4 RM. HOUSE; 5 ‘3 space, Lake! auto. off heat; beach. 
Days call Rep. 23011 Eves, 420 Ideal for i 
Rochester Stove . Opt. . Te 
. 2 ROO N- | _gaired. ; ‘ee ployed, clean couple only, {4 Ri AND : drinkers. FE +2371 é welcome; $75 per mo bys Ma 
ASEMENT | APT. Ra north of Actor Ave couple. No children. Heat, gas =. - 
turn. For info, call} # ROOM . T, 
at 880 N. Perry 8t. a, Also 3 & bath, 
CLEAN } ROOM STEAM | _ ‘ure. Util. $60. FE 2: heat, Ges and lights vt,/ 8 ROOMB A BATH, . Couple only. 470 Oak-| floor, adults $88 mo. 
tand 8. Marshall St. FE . 
{AND BATH. +1386 _ofter : . Glassed porch. ‘5 ROOM FLA’ SIDE, HEAT 
and —_ —. me and hot water furn. Carpeted liv- 
Near at. OF 3 T aee house in Birmingba ODERN LARGE 2 Star ai APTS. 
Weekly gates. Children aa ahing gag, best. Avail May Ist. Soopy iow Motel, 3490 Dixie i F Rooms AnD ba ie —— 
one 3 = AED Soon. ak Ra, Oil heat. E! EM Sou S65 MONTHLY On SET set |@ ROOM AND sas MODERN. $100 a month. FE 46548. = a, ee bovine 3 and ba trees, ye a | | 7 ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE. ase “eo sf o| FE 3-6606 
ite +) * ee for sre | ROOM HOUSE AT 206 W. PLINT. 
A Pvt. entrance. vxew! 
PE 2-066! or FE 
ROOM 
pares entrance. Est SIDE 
decorated 
2 after -   iF 
  UNION cT- 
3 Ie yoo i Maas Adults only, rr: 
*K'G. HEMPSTEA AD WB Huron +8204 | 
* Rent Apts. inaanied 34, 
2 8 BEDROOR APT, 6 MILES out | ~~ ie Fr +758). or FE 40000. 
# ROOM AND KITCHENETT®. 
very clean — only. 309 N 
_Saginaw. Inguire rear door 
_ 2401 OPDYKE RD. 
‘ _oulle welcome, 
_ $50 month FE 46635. 
3 ROOMS; prove & 
‘urnished. Loquire. 57 
Gloria _ Apts 
J ROOMS sTUDIO “APT 
ton Piafhs, $45 per mo 
WHITE 
BROS. “REALTOR: 
Phone Sa} a 1298 * 
ss Bree ‘tl @ - Sun. 1 to 8 
3 NICH MODERN ROOMS ON 1ST 
floor. Phone ORIlando 3-804} or 
neo 32-8041 eae 
STEAM 
heat, Step 
3 ROOM, APT NEWLY DECOR. ated. E. Pike Call efter 
5 p.m. rx 8-2336 
J ROOMS & BATH STOVE. ES one | | ities furn. Coupie only.   
REFRIO. | Mechanic, 
“DRAY- 
  
  
SJ Rooms AND BATH. “PRIVATE | : entrance, utilities furnished. FE 
47902, ¥ Room AP APT. WATERFORD, §75'| 
- WHITE 
BROS. | 
ing 
kitchen, 2 baths insulated. Storm 
windows and screens 
su Led. Near stores 32411: e for Charles Starrs 
‘RMS. c eT Mates onrage stove, refr! utilities, Garage 
avaliable Fi teste r FE 23-7236 
after 6:30   
and ent 
Modern. Stove & refrig. FE 
2-6859. FURN, Mo Central | 
i 1a 
we REALTORS Phone OR 31205 
Open Bes. ‘tH 8 — | n. 1 to $| 
3 BEDRMS ir L ORION. | New tn ‘88 Living room, large ROOM AND BOARD POR ELDER- 
Phone OR 3 Ot) heat | 
  OOMB AND BA 
and 2-room basement, 343 Irwin. 
TROON AP seT   
Lake Orton 
4 ROOM a aa BATH GROUND 64 Aube 
floor riment near downtown. | 
its pes’ mo, Ward E Partridge. | 
080 West Huron, FE 43581 _ ROOM UPPER   
SCREENED 
rch, Eliz, Lake priv. 
* par 2-1539. 
EAR R WEBSTER | 
ana farese $75 mo. avail- 
usilties are ex- 
only. FE 43 FLORENCE + 
Phone HURON HOTEL Ct —omes staff. Special diets, doo- 
tor cal] beautiful rounds 
with Sovely shade FE 
-Hotel Rooms 39   i a ee 
i i ya: UTihiTres. | GEO, MA MARBLE, Realtor | 
  
  ese tes ene 8 mt iecar garage. Focreotiet 3, bap 06] 
Dover Road. Frame home. Needs 
painting. Imm 
TOR 
  fn the 
Subdivision, Just West’. of Pontiac. 
“ELIZAB LAKE ESTATES , FR 
ee ey 
ates = y _For Sale Houses i Fot Sale Houses 8B)   
20 ACRES. 4 BED 
nace. Peremiese ester & & Baton $16, 
: Con ot 
PE 2-962. 219687 or PE 2.6097   
  
water. 
“% car serage, Priced 
lg’. RILEY, BROKER 609 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 41107 
WEST SIDE   
  
this ome. $10,500 terms. 
_. SUBURBAN 
ae ee 
hee Se si peice. 
"RIDGEWAY 
  io a 
“OFFICE OPEN 89 A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Tele 
PEAS 
Handy-Dandies For the folks who like   
  
Lake Orton Immediate posses- 
sion. Suitable for 9 families with- 
out children. $100 monthly. Cal) 
MY = 3-3603 after 3 p.m. ap 
  
ae 
|A NICE CLEAN 4 RMS. BATH & 
utility. West srburban, Rone 
able Nichole & Harger Co., 33 
Huron. PE 4-8183. 
Burt hook ane. FOR RE 
t, children welcome. 3a 
Se 8t.. off Taylor Rd 
For | Rent Rooms. 37 
| & ROOM Ey ——— HOME. 93 
__Mark   
  
  
a ee PING rooms: Private entrance. Adults 
only. Near Pontiae Motor. FE _ #6 _atter 5 p.m | 
CLEAN. CONVENIENT ROOMS | 
Jor men. Within walking distance | 
ot Pontiae Motor and Pisher Body. 
303 EB Mooteahn FE 47617. _ _. 
FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSEKEEP 
ing room. No ebtidren. 3300 Eliza- 
beth I — 
PU RNISHED ~~ HOUSEKEEPING 
_ $1 Pairgrove 
  LAR _Business person, PE Moo 
NICE ROOM. LAD EN 
Sat Garage avail. FE 
  ROOM FOR CLEAN 1 WORKING. 
‘singlé man $7 week. Close 
_FE 5-6728. HET cane sort Oo “ WITH 
. Automatic heet, 
lot. @0x215 ft. N 
shopping   
  
  than one to show 
Desirable Location { Close to GMCT, Only 2 years oki, ! 
ad wat fixtures, © we og 
walls, off heat. Lot lee = 
Easy Retirement Living | SMALL Comfortable suburbafi, 
home with basement and furnsce 
e's eases | lot, space for chi cx: 
ens, d rden. 1 block te, bus. | 
Crescent ake privileges $7,500 
with terms. 
Brick Ranch—Oxford Here is. lot of .house for the) 
, ceramic | 
are 
100 Convenient suburban location 
Just $14,700 | 
‘ 
Crescent Lake Estates Two pon ogee 50 ft lots, onty| 
$600 down, balance at $15. 
HOME 
ae   
  SLEEPING ROOMS. CLOSE IN. 61 School at Perry Or _ call FE 
§-3798 | 
SLEEPING F ROOM in” RIVATE | 
home, FR. .5-0313 after ry 40 
WOMAN. hee eae Faso. line. FE |   
so   | WEST SIDE, BUS, GR PRO. MAN + Shower. Garage. FE 2-3817 
~ Rooms With Board 38 
| RETIRED MEN on snGP Men, with board, FE 2-0853. 
soe Sean TR -WTCE _bome, TV, 741 Owego, 
SLY CLEAN noes, 
pre dow style meals, PE 60377, 1 
a 
("Ss abe. LARGE CLEAN RM. 
, Good southern cooking ; Laundry, 
"2 clean buddies. FE 8-3338. 
leer Homes: 38A 
EXCELLZNT CARE POR aozD _Rates starting at $125 OR_3-5320.   
  
  
~ te a 
ROOM AND BOARD  EL- 
derly lady and w 2 home. Or- 
bow vy Lak EM 34 
@ORDERDOL wow = FOR 
derty. . people Preaiblen rates. Es. 
cellent food. Lov care with 
  
BARRA AAA 
HOTEL AUBURIN Rooms ", Day or 
Contin at and ato ca, 
HOTE EL ROOSE VEL T 
Rooms $12.50 20 wp Bate $17.50 up 
Fag eern . rooms an ay Tr ‘eu 
Phone FE 2-0266. 2% LEVEL ACRES Country living at « price you can 
afford to pay. Good room alow on parce, 200x500 ft, with 
hed — trees, 2 tool sheds. The: 
modern ant. neers, 
$2,000 down wil! 
40 1 ROLLING A ACRES 
WITH NICE HOME Lovely remodeled farm home. 
near Big Lake west of Clarkston. 
The whole family will certainly 
enjoy this ideal setting. ges q 
room home is exo éeptionally neat 
and clean and algractively dec- 
orated inside and owt. Auto. of) 
furn., full beth. lovely peg 
Itwt room and dining 
modern kitchen stocked paras 
— ae re my Cay & ra 
, "ACRES OF Ww *OODS This attractive 2 bedroom bunga- 
lo th 
peted living room. truly biends 
with the towering trees. The 20 x 
> 19 ft. Nving reom with beautiful 
tile fireplace, was designed for en- 
tertaining. A lovely place to re- 
tire “ ideal for small fami’ 
$3,500 down arid $100 per month 
Girouk-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTATE 
4305 Dixle be | OR 3-9701 
Open until 8; Sat, ‘tl 5   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
‘INVITING ICKS, PULL 
C HEAT 
ate oy ATOR 
MODEL OPEN 12 TO 6 
feos} "Realty 
Ge «BE Storms a: 
shades, cement drive, and terrace, 
Roads will be to fn 
_W. Bloomfield. ® ghe's00. 
ADAMS FERNLOCK VILLAGE SUB 
Lake Geico Outord Area. Deluxe shelf on emall private lake with 
on 
ee A 
land Only $i 
NOR 
room mod¢rn with Michigan 
Sibert % block from city bus. 
A real bargain at only $4,600 with 
$625 down at | me 
uaint 4 room modern, north of 
sher Rody. Approx. & years 
gid 2 cer oni*ss nice lot. Yours jor oly o as REALTY co 
382 Auburn Ave rE 
aft we 6 
OR 3262000 Cr SC 
ANNETT ; OFFERS 
\Car Lake—Oxford +3393 
PE 2-7053 
6 lots with m9 ft. tronta, biogk from lake, off 
rahhner room home 
$7,500. Will take housetral> 
er as part of down payment. 
Clarkston i a home fm 
eheeliest ndition, ideal for 
2 family income. Pull base- ment, of] beat Situated in 
good Pra a Page 
ved street close ac r 
tnd ing center. $12,600 te 
Seminole-Hiils ® room home porte 
condition with” an Moet rooms 
end bath on  eiagproes lavatory. 8 ea 
ge stor 
ond weal for = at Ferily 
er income. - a 
and firepiace Large modern 
kitchen. Finished recreation 
room. gas heat, storms and 
screens, 3 car garage. Lot 
approximately 80x200, Close 
to schools and bus ines. 
. $18,460, terms 
Clarkston Colonial _ seem bome in Al cond 
tion in exclusive subdivision. 
Living room [2 fire- 
lece, sun parlor 10n23, 3 
   artgag =a bedroom~on 2° larce 
og - only 8750) 
aa "Sa DOWN | Elizabeth Lake Exstates—2 bded- 
room ~modern—on large ioe with | 
—_ at g-- — lake privilenes~ | 
payments like ren 
i ‘W PRIG HT, Realtor 345 } Oak lane Ave UFR S441 
MULTIPI LISTING SERVICE 
: 3 BEDROOM RANCH d area.   West Huron . 
Rent Stores” \ 40 
Van Ans 
FE   
100 8. saormayw ST, for “ind: of 
  
  
  
    OFF JOSLYN | bedroom, bingalow. Oak 
_GOING G souTit 
gre — and bath on first floor. 3 
Pull basement.’ 
ou mares ed roo! 
12%23 | SELL    
           
         
     
      
    
“I'm your neighbor — you may not know it but you're 
playing Schubert's Ynfinished Symphony!”   
  
For Sale Houses 43 
On TRADE 56 = 
ment of gander Sn 
“TEMPLETON IDEAL LOCATION   
  
K. L, Templeton, Realtor 
aed 2398 Orchard Lake 
After a 
ADAMS — GI RESALE 
  ERESEEE “fi ef 
i ae    built-in storage " 
There is a large 1% a earage 
with paved d vewey. me 
tures automatic oll furnace. 
tric hot water poaier_ 8 
softener, The lot is 
with nice lawn and stdowall oo 
school and bus. This home is La 
at only 90060    [ 
wD, rks 
Clarkston: Real Estate 20 S. Main. Clarkston, Mich ___ MApl 1   
y $5080 will +on your 
fon 4, * = perme. PA as 
thent. 
EACLE REALTY CO. 6999 Highland (t-18) OR 3   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
akorora Webster School!’ Newer type 1% # 
bungalow mted - eon 
Huron and Elizabeth Lake 
Roads. 3? bedrooms and tile 
bath down, — to om 
pansion attic, full. basem tiorms an bo pal soreoms. Fene 
ong the carpet- 
as 'S, is Ticlusea for only $11,- oe have to burry on 
is 
A Man’s Homie =" 
180 and 
priced at 3i8,500- Call for 
your appointment today. 
Drayton 4% room bunesiow. just 3 
blocks to downtown Dray- 
ton. Gas heat. 1% car ter 
rage. Ti's w lot of — for 
p oo $1,450 down—See it 
Special. This is the best value in the 
City Pontiac today. 6 
larger than ae ene roome 
living room Sos Beeptose. 
full age dining 
kitchen, and 3 bedrooms ae aol 
on one floor, Full base- 
2 year oid furnsce 
  privileges Pup rogeecs hed 
$18.900, only $4, 
4 Bedroom Brick Situated in besutiful Bioom- | 
field Highlands, § rooms | 
bedrooms and bath up. et- 
tached 2 be 3 garage, — 
im .1951. Fireplace. Ree- 
reation room Of] beat. alu    
land 
$27,780, IL “ae ment All for $1,600 down to quait- 
fied purchaser—Total price 
$0,500 ‘ 
Income yo he oe Ma —_r lo» 
jarge Exce' 
    DO YOU WANT 3 BED- 
  __For Sale Houses 43 
CHAPIN 
ROOMS OF LIVING! 
THAT IS MEANT 
ONLY FOR THE TOP 
FLIGHT EXECUTIVE? 
WE HAVE 2 LOVELY}. 
HOMES FOR SALE 
THAT ARE ALI. YOU 
COULD ASK FOR IN 
E VILLAGE OF 
ORCHARD LAKE, 
CHARM, COMFORT, 
STYLE AND JUST 
PLAIN LIVABILITY, THESE HOMES ARE NOT FIRE SALE PROPERTY AND EACH REQUIRES A MINIMUM OF $20,000 DOWN. IF YOU DE- SIRE THE TOPS THEN CONTACT OUR 
  
tiled large lot with 
JOSLYN GARDENS 
tile be nicely. deegrated “al thle Bathe 
Pass. down ou give you 
possession 
$1000 DOWN GT ns _ This ae im @ wa ve ‘ 
clothes re. : 
built’ im “yer, auto 
much 
for such ® small price, see 
- yourself. 
2. ACRES 
select 
room, a 
is ot : the full peree Le with $2,500 
down, see if, eal am. 
RAEBURN STREET 
Russell Young 
412 W. Huron 6t. 
Open Dail FR 4-4625 
ly 60 Sun. wih 6   
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
GATEWAYS to 
HAPPINESS 
EAST ‘SIDE ioe a C. SCHUETT, Realtor 
$ fearoome “down, a up,’ house | 100 INGHLAND caese = s home with i, 
needs some fin . Peat, 8061 COMMERCE RD. beth ho 
ote neighbo' close = ELEC RA D. ie 4, wath, O school, si center. North ror, room. fh 00 
ATTRACTIVE B $8500, $2,-| Glnssed pore. Wesese £ parnave Sane he $00 down. stoker. 1 garace, immediate| _ 8nd ini 
FIRST OFF ERING nar Oakinsd intge 6 teeme fut} = oer WHAT YOU'VE 8 AND bargain. 84,178 cash. - BEEN Hooktna POR: A Convenient to Puree y and | Near Fishers, Lai bed 3 bed 1 story with full 
— er - attractive ne a. Bored siren large lot, Fin. basement Bret Mini and 
’ ted sooma, rage st inted 
sane f. i oe with «teens basement. Venttian shade. ca? walle, oat fgets eo 
po down L- — 3 an. street, £9.900 dow a eens ts Sieh septa we ew 
up, rents for: ol ~ * pot PONTIAC ¥ REALTY oe. “hee is fully tiled, 
floors, res < 737 Baldwin , fixteres 
ment, ol} heat tube Tms and At 14.280 with $4,000 ‘down Land ae 
Sra a SOPHISTICATED RAMBLING BRICK 
  i 
isis: Teal | dining « th, O1 
" beso wih only “Ge dena 
10 ACRES 
    CLARKSTON It's Vacant Yea, and brand new! Large 
reom 
Seca tat ont fie you be 
to own, 4 bedrooms and 
eo ive a 
vans. basem: oll heat, storms 
cated paved road. 9 jer ga b 
Sa 
Humphries maalies, ye tens TL 
Listing gertiee . 
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE   
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suatt cabrw ON 10 ACRES 
tide. fect 
ee ee 
? BEDROOM ofa RANCH tig & 
3 On mmerce tone, 
Bcd eeseh stashed epraey Be 
  acres I “ 
DID ¥ 
  pe enttet iPass call Mrs. Spears, 
eee’ 4. Motte Realtor PE 45908 
  iat ree pe eau! _ ie | 
iN 
  
  FRAM BED- 
Atlachea gare, ‘ee Het 
asement bb 
Halt bal P~ 
jot available, 
Phone OLive 1634, Roch- 
TARGE AND ‘MALL HOUSES [N eet wae fo Keego and near a 
ROSE. McLARTY PE 22102 or FE 5-3878 
Sylvan Lake Village Sam Warwick has seve w 
ranch homer with S"Selieomy | 
i hncive fire: 
5 amas oh ving oom. 
yah table 
top stove, me & te 
and metal opbiceie, makes @ 
te features are top:. Bes 
face . brick, creens, 
DREAM — a 
  
    O'NE   ae |   
  gnyagypreces . 
  
WEST SUBURBAN the nentest 
190 
tn wamnice 
ter. $7, $50 songs cash to mortgage. 
WILLIAMS LAKE 
$395 DOWN 
pncen soos bar 9. ww from lake on 
WILLIAMS LAKE. 
$2 A real money saver. RAY O’NEIL, Realtor 
ihe one Exchange 
A HOME OF YOUR 
own 
ies a8. ea % > up. Full 
aH ol) heat, ‘asesetien, storms, 
foo 2e¢ Gar p. Sut ve 
payt. 
  
    nN 
FE ¢-8181;- “ee WILLIS M. BREWER 
; BM S<a008 
  
EXECUTIVE’S- HOME 
_ Babee ith 
     
         
  
  
    
        
    
         
  
$4950-—-FULL PRICE Will bay gg | clean 1 
the city near By . 
payment ant" monly pare and bey now 
NEAR R OAKLAND AVE. 
by 
        
  
    
  
    aeonites 
sabi, 
  
    
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956 
    
nie. aes can "Homes| 
- BROS. 1936. of Per Mo. 
Sens & SUNDAY "Th e pe 
eatinental an 
    ahs Sa siaale Castell Realty ___For Sale Houses. “a   
  
ONLY - 
Youngstown 
  G.I. $290 DOWN 
  
    
  L. H, BROWN, Realtor ‘BOW, eren _ Pn. PE D4n0 
New Brick Ranch Homes | 
      
    | Kt iy 2 dedroom 
nSCRSET? Renitor 
agp lenin na 
  
| For Witter Homes ae a | NO 
  
VETS NEW PROJ ECT 
gla 
    a 
Faw. M. Stout, a TT N, w st. Po FE 
Byes, Till 
  
  Bateman. 
  jose F. REISZ | Sia tn NO DOWN PAYMENT 
NO. MOR’ 
  
New Brick Ranch | 
ie xy tay 
    
CARL W. BIRD, Realtor unity National Dank B 
2 BEDROOMS 
$750 Down 
PAYMENTS 
$37.97 
WAGNER -. 
HOMES =» 1960 N. rita Rd. 
AYMENT 
ees a rier 
  
3 
inte ft   
iL ~% 
=i 3 
i 2i 
CHARM AND 
CONVENIENCE 
Piet 2 contortal place to lve, 
at the “null . fie = ete ae. 
WEST SIDE DUPLEX 
unite, Oak 
gut Ful Price ate fy terms. 
me trade for single fam- 
_ ‘DESIGNED FOR - 
LUXURIOUS LIVING 
  
  
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
  RELIC FE tif _ 'SLDeRS West OF Open _Eve, 7 to ® 
REALTOR 
“BUD” SILVER LAKE FRONT 
an ths HH gps A re ny A 
home, Brick and exterior, 
£ .] be and fea- 
with Bn gk weure window 
WEST etloting 
ales sets Sr 
  Bese 
182 W., Huron MODEST MAIDENS | 
* 
  pea, 
  
      4 —2$ 
_ “Your kid sister just put her stamp of approval on me!” 
  
  
  
  Pisins. 2} OR 3-2058 ener 5 
pointment. ‘i 
  
die i A ugtag. 
i 7+ —3 Sy 
  
22 j 
fa Fe, 
ieee   
om. REAL ESTATE | union 
The LARESIDE » NEW RANCH HOMES. ON. LARGE LOTS 
835 price. 3 large bedrooms 
Spacous living room with pie 
ture window baths. Large 
Forced air of! heat Van Norman 
ane tal -o F ais this unusual 
40 Water- 
Andersonvitle 
| “WHITE 
BROS. ay ge 
Open Eves, ‘tl 9 ~ Sun} to 8 
DORRIS ‘MULTIPLE LIsTINa SERVICE 
WOR RKSHOP     
y beach at door. 
Vacant ready to occupy, 
‘ OTTAWA HILLS 
RAMBLING RANCH HOME 
Tie — home only 3 pears 
. foundation, ving 
Ej oom 15x22 beautifuy xnehen ie 4, a dandy bedrooms. love): 
| 9 a ——- other ~owteand-" 
. fmeluding pan- 
ona en, isa outstanding buy 
at $14,950 
‘BRICK RANCH HOME 
do’ ol ac. heat. exce ity 
nice ‘basement oaphait. tied = 
™: others, jot 715x200 
fully landscaped, highiy restrnet 
ed eaten Consider trade or sell. 
DORRIS & SON Lemmegg* ape 
Phone PE 4-1687 
HI HLAND. AREA NEAR] FORD ‘   ___ For, Sale Houses” 4“ 
  _ LTOR 
1925 
1%, N. Saginaw poet 
Eve. FE 23-1604 or PE 5-4846 
3 BEDROOM Gi RESALE. Storms and screens, 
  
  
Medgrs home on nice lake a west 
sand ih. Bi porch | overlookin, tees lake: 
alt this for a low down payment. 
A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. T elegraph Rd. 
FE 4-2533   
on pha ta I 
with $1.480 down. 
                
  odern home — P+ ee kitchen, dandy basement, YEAR ROUND LAKE COTTAGE. a ait also dandy 000 wo . ideal for m ypes TO SETTLE ESTATE 
* 1 homes one half block from . Lyn byiven "Lake for BUNGA 2 LOTS $8,950 / good home and tncome. Some with ‘tw attractive frame home work needed to decorate, etc, two dandy ) . paved st,| Low down payment. Call FE © and se g00d basement, +6089 
1 condition | “tanide and out, sell UNFINISHED X30 it 
Or trade on three bedroom homie. |.” soxi88 on Woodruff Lake. Beauti- 
BRICK TERRACE 96.800 tis00 Gown Realtor Pre tana One of the cleanest terraces tn . ' LAKE FRONTAGE TERMS — cod investment W660 ot Call Brownell Realty i PEdere! 7 tor information ne oo good 3 bedroom | 
E FRONT BUNGALOW. 95,900 | A j 
| a nn © shingle modern KE PRIV ILEGE two bedroom walow, storm Le Ss - windows and screens, automatic 
_ hot water, 2 nice jots, 80 -f. 
MACEDAY LAKE Sorte ne on West side of lake. 
WILLIAMS LAKE . Wooded jot, Close to 
lake "ite as 
foot om Williams Lake Road, 
    
    159 
close to . = ash. Py se par 20 © ‘iii 
"peareom | FC, Wood Co. 
- | Corner wuname Take. Re. * ae + | OR 35-1235 Office 
After 6:30 Call OR 
LOON LAKE FRONT   
   
  onton pry FRONT 
rece - , J. R. Hiltz_ ve 
    SEACTIPVE FT LAKEFRONT 3 ~ fee Ste here wr _Sale Land Contracts. $2 4 
       
  
  Sn te scr Pe he 
For Sale Lots 46 
RD. Bing 
“Wife 2 
AE ee BPSD at nae Ag 
WEST HUROW. ft, if arteee frontage. in 
cludes a 
Hg hy ee” ae or sub-dividing, 
    
  
  
  
WATKIN S 
    
  
    
—— ie sg ACRE — Close tf bus,   
26% W. Huron OA 8-3330, PE 330 PE 2-7421 + aol R. J . VALUET, Realtor 
~t Soars is   a of | bed — 
Road at a area rer DRIVE-IN ‘ 
cal rowel Realy hae Dryden Wellocated. thoes ta on the Dixie, 
cE +t mend Be Py 
“CLARKSTON AREA | wu AY nmAL RELATE... acre homesite approx. oo xX 550 U. B. 10 
iS | Bees Ge sone we e'pier| S07: ge Dravinn, Finis, wit ne ee Laat’ nog | front, that could be made into 2 
seeded and being Priced is e,medern t foom wih hel bameeet reation   
  
  BEAUTIPUL 6 r) BDRM HOME On Sun. 1 to § 
meat, wey 4 varm oo Brookiya, | B. D. CHARLES, Realtor! Foe Sale Farms 48 BROS. —_. 4 a = om Middle Straits FE 4-0521 ‘ REALTORS 1717 6. Teleg: 
come gevezal ergs bomen, i | pp png ves. FE Sams Da Ele PW ‘Dinwan 2 LOts ON BALDWIN AVE. JUST 120 ACRES. Open 66 W. Huron e257! | guiside City Limite. eT: : “LET'S TALK After ¢. FE con giant 8 oe a-aNs iigbie, ta Jower Tumd die BUSINESS” 8 ROOM HOME Sewers "Gas and sidewalks, FH | fll ‘bath “large bem, . 4 bedrms. sd full, beth up. eal we afer x: anise butldings fd, celia, 1 i HOTEL-TAVERN : or" heat Close vise =“ Heights OR 34836 | schoss. “Aut for de low price oft ube Bee Shas 
COMFORTABLE | Syibing toe. Yate, Ontiad. } Sg HOME NEAR 1g SS. Fe , ao pe laine, business all only 
ST. FREDERICK'S “e133, wt" Sank te Meee Rewer GROCERY SDaf- y of room rowing -D.M. 
bau oe eee it | DRAYTON [sear reeeere re Seth aot cinta Wy Sh ~ Ey get Giroseed $30,008 in 1850 and gain: Benes mea ten eeerai!| VW C))DS =| fisetistes terenenns | Ba cargi sett bedtm, dows, Gover a stool in oe | a pest 2 
Se oe) areca tel Sere Se MICH srs AUBURN HEIGHTS | {ius “Puta snd Bquitable ap. | Tile 8 9. rood productive farm | ark: Bleue A Mme) Renee as at Minin Eee a0 ber sere” with half cush |9ORN 4 LANDMESSER, BROKER hn K. J HOLMES-B {hie Silene Fomine Frese | past-nt"But Pata Door . _ 15 ACRES ; Jo n rwin OR_3-196 >i080. — With natural spring on pr HARTLAND 
room house, GROCERIES & MEATS chain 
  
  
  
        
® schools, Easy terms. 
      
        S. wih plasty of chete, O06 
Loca’ Court fishing 
5:30 lake at reat. Breetent neighbor- Rent Farm n Property 4 48-A ; 
  
  
ementray Sc’ 
uture neers center, Walk-   
8 GOOD BOTDING 1 aw ae RO- chester OL 2-4612 day M4 “OL Sites *nights: 
LOTS # AND ACREAGE 
dtreets, water ‘¢ aod sidewalk. ti 500. 1 13 3 
sere parcein, 81000. Terme. to 
' CRAWFORD 
PE +1540)   
“Waterford Hills Estates | 
Large Wooded Homesites 
— Real sacri- 
By ERT C. DAVIS Pontiac Lake Rd. FE ou 
EER AEE ener $25 DOWN   
    $3000 L FRONT — Right on Scott take, Terms. CORN A AND OAT LAND 28 ACRES ready tor ne" ‘orley Wright. 
LH. BROWN, Realtor | —188 Baldwin OA S48. = _W. Huron Ph. FE 23-4810 Sale le Business Property 49 Pr) 
f favPareerPane Koc ha << IN AN IDEAL re A } 10-A, Irish Meadows. oe IMATE IN Mimi AND 
im Pt name {bat 12 Unit Motel s bins, = f 5 fl 
RIDGEWAY REAL ESTATE dwelling with ren rtment on #75 Baldwin PE 4-6203 oo Bae ct act with 14 of f Le 
eg hesiet_ ra 4O%CE | outside city limits, Modern well: Tne ert. Roe equipped and maintained. Excel- 
de er ree| Lae LOT. 100 iio FT. PONTIAC yes OTe we, Watkins t) ites. ' 8-3713 LUDINGTOR MICHIGAN. LARG in B 'y owner. Rent Lease ¢ Bus. Prog Prop. 49A 49A 
coMaimactal TLDING a 204, 
suitable TAL anuie plenty 
ester A Access. 4 city water. RE poser FE 21040, = Ww. Mont 
wn SALE, TWINBEACH. oCaNEN a ABU BHIR- RN AVE. Middle Straits Lake, EM {_3-2440. ley, 3 eee cam be re. as 
1% KE. Pike St Open Eve. & Sun. 
NEW. BUILDING, 
262 8 Telegraph Rd 
N. | Go Sperative Rest Metate Recht? STORE FOR RENT, 20 X 8 OR 40x 8 1 Huron Bt. 
For Sale or Exchange 50   eae att So 
CORNER ' RESTAURANT to\Loan 83 
Sues. cometh a |. WHEN YOU NEED ~ pees ere Soe dow $25 to $000 A. OHNSON, Realtor won cont pen tt on Pour 
FE bua i be. s 
GREATER T NORTH END S A FINANCE CG co. 102 Ponting state Bank Bidg.   
35,000 ‘Ponlien 
Recommend 
Buckner's 
ay te Soe 
wore: 
 £h LR 
Buckner 
Finance Co. 
Offices ‘are located: 
Pontiae and Ploor National Bidg. 
Drayton Plains 4512 Disie Hwy, 
wae 2a EE Utica 45462 Van 
One block North across bank 
NS 633 TO 
4 W Lawrence 6 FE +153   
TEAGUE FINANCE CO, 
202 N. MAIN 
ROCHESTER, MICH. - LOANS TO $500. 
ROUSEHOLD GOODS: 
. pune a ie 
LOANS Extra Fast 
Service bia can borrow $20-6500 quic! 
— ~~ or eS. 4 
{oans endorsers 
= Re Bm Srorthwhie ) Eee. Up 
HOUSEHOLD . 
  % 
  
  
  
TODAY’S SPECIALS 
£ og UESTANDING SUPER 
STORE Fountain, and passe liquor 
on main highway in 
tine’ area. Excellent ren _ buriness in new 
  
oftatreet perking stock 
| Ad Boar LIVERY 
room home and g & yentais’ 
Ideal location for balt and tackle Best location 
Pon- $8, Le % “arn 
bout $26,000 | |   
    or boat and thotor dealer. 
000 on terms. 
BEER 8sTO! 
ate business RE — © FRONT 
to 
may’ onrest’ ta usband and on 
Pontiac. Ideal for husb 
wife, Only $4900 down 
WARD E. PARTRIDGE 
tenant Call Gregory PE. Soule, | REAT. LTOR FE 43581 _oves, FE 2-5219. LOCATION AT 
FOR’ LEASE 1% BLURS. Y PR Good rcial frontage on 
isa? uttable for used car 
~ INDUSTRIAL AND 
COMMERCIAL 
PROPERTY ay ont email plats. Can di- 
an for" ‘ur. Skee on Cal Fe +0584, 
C. AY LORD 
CAN BE USED 
for ight } manufacturing. OR 3-7838 
MMERCIAL BUILDIN Abaitional land avaiable to build 
RAY O'NEIL, Realtor 
no . 
  
- 9 ea prea econ. 
  
  
          REAL ESTATE & aoe, 
THR’ 
Restaurant 
  e in seiauront on au 
Bar & Restaurant selling due to Driv 
ment Open year sit 30 
excel terme. Immediate 
sion. Owner 
health, 71 W: Lawrence manufacturing. heat, excel- 7 FE _2-7053| ent location intersection, NOTHING DOWN | 4,2umber of creeuent_ bulling sooo sa. ft ferme, Box Ba FINANCE win build 2 or 3 bedveems = can. able beautiful: and exclusive | 864 8. Bivd. Rochester. OL _tiae Press. tion of Pontiac -B, ~ Be Lakewood Subdiv ated POP “OOTTON CANDY A! rpora lot. wi rail dove Sek complete co] the porth chore of Watkine Late. | CRISS Reahy ortereig Sone | ah a ee Te CANDY AND | ou, gore matte ot a Bice, gttertor small down paymen, will| Wooded and sites, each ap- “COUNTY ESTATE” er “FE 45405. 1039 LaSalle. | 2nd_floor coed FEderat. aid balltes "on nt, dge® MeDon- proximately an rad in size; These COUNTRY ESTATE ; 
WEL ge MO EURMTORE AWG | fe P| toate ate aien of roe Mnee svmame, ras | LOANS J tine, Lovely 11 od h ‘ and take over payments New | HOLMES-BAR’ BARTRAM house. 2 large barns, silo, gram-| watin a9 mies, of city ox on tru $28 to $500 $25 to $500 storms | a Near ties $i. imity house, 3 car garage, highway. Call for interview, CECE LOAN CO. ne nar OF FORTIAG OR Data verte Tipe sow] Eee as renin (er te | Sees ecru » © Et y eens or 2% ACRE ON CAIRNCROSS | Shown oan cain, RAY O'NEIL, Realtor PRIENDL VICE Unjn Lake priveges: On Lectin | Biasi Mi DaahNPortss fai | Pose 43h 908) sa 00 dows, | FRAY me | GET CASH QUICKLY + Bare. Shien room, | FE 21064. 973 Baldwin "SPE cous PE }TiO 3-2028 $. ag basement eh, sil, 30 LOTS IN SUBDIVISION IN| Son PaRMa AND AGA ACREAGE Co-Operative Real. Estate Exchange Up to 500 600, Terms, mighiend, oot a nearly 0 | Call Ri OR, 31111, FE 4-0003 1958 cars your te Lake Front. nf _cottage 1 car counties. Man* lakes nearby. Good ar ~ pte 43. ACRE pL AVERN title Rtost eon. f — 
“ee 7380. — o Seach, Bu while there is Sader pmpletely madera “tanel re ay —.. aguatares —_ aw o- . $1,000 each. Small down payment.| home, @ rooms and cons vice liv! ener Long front. Year ‘round| J. F. Stevens, Broker, ighliand place carpet, futomatic heat. ‘sIabg tu beme. Of! one siorsed aa Mich, Phone Milford, ‘Utual eueou Th, Dermarient 
heat Neat ase, pin: #1 : wish $5,500 dows’ eters ob ee JOSEPH F. FR REISZ a an another heute directly <benind it FLORIDA atice B, E fr. 1227 on canal, $8,500 Both for $19,000, N. Saginaw st MOba wk ALTOR 53% W. Huron 8t Terms, acres, high & . 13% road or MI_ 44419 L J rontage. 3 lakes adjoining ‘sube | —** UNI POTENTIAL oan Company Long Lake front summer ecottage.| division. . mi. to Guif. B ville ROCHESTER ITY NO Furnished. 2 boats. $7,800, Terms. p center, 10 miles. 5 acres ranch type home. io Pinancially responsible man 202 PONTIAC STATE BANK BLDQ, vards off Highway 19. 1 mi. no other small home. ml] - firm to handle exclusive distri. 1 8 res, small of Week}-Wachee Springs & High- chicken house. Priced right. bution of our nate e home Pan qo La air| Way 80. Near Tarpon rings 160 acres small, m.| Pontiae ares. Write Trans-W. - furnace. $7,200. Terma. ‘empa & St. Petersburg. - Plenty other good farms. Corp. 1707 N. Alexandria Ave., ili price, $25 =e. 10 me P. W DINNAN Los Angeles Calif. Other homes from $4,000 up. Some | 9 every 6 66 W. Hufor : ‘ jake, Drive. ‘Also’ good lake | Sotey owner for ‘appt. MUIberry After @ PE ¢ +6713 WANTED . = $2,500 , 2332, “SMALL FA FARM _ 100 persons who would ike to NOW IN OUR NEW at 7 r 1 T C Tr ke tos Po VALUES pocee tons excellent By gh Ox. Pg smenetel . Box HOME . 
* site “aie at y Creseeat Lake Lake ‘Betates, fruit ees, Modern —. 7 North Perry Street Realtor and $20 per mo.” large a ee ee , (Second Floor) 1648 Union Lake na EM _3-4671 | | $708 3 = Pane — iment Pontiao ely “its. Tractor, tools artri g © Corner of Pike For Sale Lake Prop. M4 Relghborncod. Oniy $16 down and consider | we sted home - <inis » 90 
2 Bedroom Lake Front ote ROY. KNAUF. Realtor 
Loans to $500 = fast service and = &: repays 
ent plan suited to your income, 
We invite you to visit our new,} - 
modern.office where friendly, 
courteous service awaits you. 
for your needs. 
vecile Pletsher, Manager, Berke 
ley Voss, Pres ident. 
‘Home & Auto. 
‘| Loan Company TN, ogg 
(See aa 
Hours’ ® to 5: Setarday Stl 
~ LOANS $25 TO $500 _ - BENEFICIAL * FINANCE CO, (Provident Loan) 
_St. FE 29-9069   
on 
‘6 TRUCK __ Mortgage Le Loans 5 54 
LO ANS wy TO $1,5 a 
iy 
rou; pins or enclose houses constructed. 
: farnce be bulld. a martes or op 
a. -- 
Apply 300 National al Building 
ae. FE 44720. 
on 
  = 
and 2-epeed anise. 6 gt 4 
fh, tong shes, Sle brs Sig anything of equal value. 
= | 8 Dome Wit wie Gn 2 = *4 _ °° “ model 
rn 5:30, 
  A A 
Doing gross business of more 
than $100,000 fn addition to oth- er inco this bar-restaurant 
has 21 f jes and companies WILL TRADE Lo within a 6 biock area, Feeding | building with living quarters for jar than 300 ne - me oak on fe OF good sma lay, with a capac hom good acreage, 
24. Price $85 Consider gap lake i real estate, vacant ‘ing ~ 
      
    
    
   mals, . and size 10. 
Also girl's c 5 7938. 
: 3 {are wate nin SUITS. SIzx 9». |, 
ABLE a MAN'S reat ABARDING gvuir,. size te _IRE_REW. $18. OR 35402, 
, 10 and. 18 is 3 On 8c an out dr ms }to08 e650, 
BOYS SUITS SIZE ora _ 
  
| Pon Tie ROWE Ca inf UND 
    
     
        iM # Segines 
            
    
  
  
  
  ick SLUR WEDDING GOWN AND Meet ial Mop pa ay BY ae On 3-133. oo el ce iy 
raat Sg BS, slate, tor Use agin ° 
MEN'S SPORTSCOATS te “Layton's * 
10.00 Sous Ovenang tine a Odds aud ends from our stock All sizes in regulars and longs 
“Everyone an excellent - value! 
MUN'S at * 
Downtown store only. 51 N. Saginaw 
Sale Household Goods 57 | PAPA ALLL LPL atrno 
3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. 
PE 44648 after 4:30. 
electric. 
‘cotton table. 
able record Washing m 
a! 5 Faerie old. ind mise, items. 
         
   
     
  
    
ig 
TV ‘antenna kit 
“WALTON T Vv Cor, Jostyr. FE 2-2257       ars ing mattress and 4 springs, 
  
  eae SIZED UPRIG      Sine 3 with atiach Like 
ware | =e UikE-NEW SINGER Liss THAN 
l- yr. old. Take over bal, of $11.12 
TP PIECE LIVING i RM, SUi SUITE AND a ge suite rome 
Ly ign wet, also ry sink, “Tin sae aE 
F] ~ S SUITE. Me price + Beck's. aT 
P DRAPE 2 eave «PAIRS OF DRA 1 blond cotfee table good LIVING ROOM SUITE. END TA- dion PE sZin) “dhet é bm ble. Also telepoone table and chair, PE 6-2297.   
7 PIECE WALNUT DINING Room outfit. Consisting of table. ls - 
chairs, buffet, china eabtnet on ~~ be led - $3 rH and table pads included. Gooti lUsea Tie from oes =| 
condition. 18 E. Cornell, FE 4-067. from $139.98 ||. . 
‘Used Gas Stoves ont | i ¥ PC. DiNiNn ROOM SET 9%. 
—" Gresser 4. 100 W. Rue * 
PIECE = WALNUT DINING “ROOM 
sulte. Reasonable FE $6279.   
el, excel, $38. Leave mes- 
= at ons: 3-3234. We will con- 
  135 Ww. Huron 
€OR 7 PT. ee LATE MOD-   
LORD'S | SPECIALS 
LORD'S 
Furniture and Appliances 
Birmingham   PIECE Pag re 4g DINING ROOM Ob 23-5077 __ Suite 
FT. ADMIRAL UPRIGHT | 
deep trees ze. Used only 2 months. 
                rd _4+68 ma, Michigan ‘closed ¢ Sundays. 
c CU. FF DEE? PrREEZE MAPLE HUTCH CUPBOARD. pond I = Par * ree. Rents retrinerator oe PF, e | fg ise fe. refrigerator desk sandwich t0as a a Recor Phone F rs sekshe: red chair, wane me aby 
iv IN. BLOND Cons DLE Tw #100. cr Pe eis . Call OR 31289 before 3-00. aeape, Fm 5-168 MAYTAG AUTOMATIC W. 
or MAYTAG | Flees hy 
'MAPLE BABY BED A 2. AND INNER- $5. PE ¢01 
WASHER, 
ct ieee Only $64.50, A $25 ee bed 
after 5:30,   
Mawes 6-1. 
spring mattress. 
  
after 6:00 | 
© IN METAL CABINET ese 
Complete with fixtures. Double 
poboe pug la 
ottage! OL im ‘38 MODEL RCA Ch CONSOLE | 
$150 603 E. Pike. 
| 
Pp \o 
f ANYTHING YOU WANT | 
AT Les BALE, |Oneclaimed ~Jinoleum ee ‘ & tittle out of the pea but a lot! Surplus paint. tise bee . pay. Special on. edi White enamel $1.08 as! whmowers, 00 | 
Gas and electric cerigueaions | Harold’ s Paint & Lino, ranges, and water heaters. Bath-| ___ 14 5 Saginaw sais room fixtures, a. chests, dress-| @ PIECE SOFA BED SET ers, vanities and springs and) - modern sofa bed, t#o modern step mattresses. Living ftoom  suftes,+ tables, matching coffee table, two | — casional chairs, tables, lamps, decorator lamps, 
sets, tadios, rugs, dining room LL FOR so  ~ suites, dinette sets ona many PAY ONLY $1.50 WEEKLY other misc. items, NEW & USED. PEARSON'S BANK FUR: Visit = trade-in dept. for real barga: 
U ‘OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN | 
0 RLS M. 
DAILY ° ze o AND sUN i Bs 00. : | 
4 miles E. of Ponti tiac, or 1 mile! 
NE FE 5-024), 
OL, 23-4595 betw 
_and_ 10 p.m ween 10:30 a.m. | 
  APT =D FUEL GAS RANGE, REBUILT WASHING MACHINES 
‘ot ® ft. refrigerator and bt 
—— “range, jece Reed sun 
kee = 
31000, "Ses" Neeten 
3-1640, 4265 Meyers Re. 
APRIL BARGAINS   
   
   
   
      
     Kitchen cabinet....... $20.00 
rop head Singer $20.00 i) 5 Floor model radio $7.00 OF TECE BEDROOM 
| jane Mo cannes 00 | S 
| Veomy tall bene ed Beautiful dresser, large mirror, 
| Bhatlo couch serene Sioce| drawers’ 2 boudolr lamps 
top elec $20.00 | ALL FOR $99. "PAY 
kash set sig att! ONLY $2 WEEKLY >. os z|P Bank Furnit st, Pearson’s Bank Furniture used wha ‘save on all news |42 Orchard Leaké Ave. FE 4.7881 
We Ray, Ml and exchange every: SINGER PORTABLE, 671.50 AND thing im the 
5 Oakland F Furniture 
2-5823 gy 
  
  * NESCO El ECTRIC ROASTER 
for that lake, — 
of Auburo Heights on Auburn’ Pearson’s Bank Furniture “ 42 } Orchard Lake Ave, 
| ALMOST NEW KINGSTON SWEEP. RCA tg     
OF ROASTER OVEN, 
    
    WAamER. 
ar ea as Tr, 900.05.  nodel, oven, ‘complete with cabinet, Also 
child's nursery chair: Complete 
with pot and tray 21159 
NE ; wood BASE CUPBOA’ 
omplete with counter 
all ‘cab cabinet, one 34” wall 
PE_8-0765, 
Mastic Wall Tile. .2c ea.   
RD, 
  
___43 ORCHARD LAKE AVE __ 
7-PIECE LIVING 
ROOM GROUP 
Modern 2 piece suites, 2 modern 
step tables, im atching. eaffee ta 
ble, 2 docerser ss 
ALL F PAY 
ONLY $2 WEEKLY 
   PE 4-7681 
16° =6WITH 
mate! ane pe hy $00.06, Mid- __ West] 6-1 2 
1! makes guaranteed, Thyle Elec- | 
tr 50?_N Johnson, FE 46168. tric, 
WESTING. 
house, Large site complete with 
Pyrex dishes, In original cartons 46.50 value, $29.95. Distribatorr 
close out. Will make terrific. a Soha 
Michigan Fluorescent, 393 Orc 
_Lake Ave     
     
     
      console, $39.50. e home 
demonstration, OR 3-9702 
NGER CONSOLE, ROUND BOB- 
late model. Take over bal 
$48.85 at pay $8, per   
  
SEWING MACHINE 
attach. $30 Call after 4:30 p.m. 
96. 
      ca ani TURN ITURE CO. TERMS    SLICE x OF HAM 
  
  
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Wayne Gabert’s 
Appliance Specials 
ws Gers eee TM yan0 85 $200.05 Netge ‘doven gas 
  
  
Peer BURMEISTER ax8ig” Plasterboard : 
  owen ewww 
+ Ohne omy For Sale y Miscellaneous 60 @ Pa 
DUO THERM OIL 
HEATER, 2 MOS. OLD. 
MUST SELL. ALSO TV 
ANTENNA. FE 28181, 
EXT, 62 BEFORE $5 & 
FE 54665 OR FE 5-4381 
AFTER 5,     
MY¥ 
Teh, “eiatien” 
perch — or Seusters 
SURPLUS LUMBER & 
Sgt apt 
Saxni doubl Bie inka, plane; bend 
  
   
  
        
    
  
  
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PE 5-Te3   
  
  
  
  MAIN YARD, 31948 W. . Fs 
Job Yard 9600 Gratiot, ur. Harper 
  2255 E, WA 3: FLOOR SHOP. DEEP Wei. om Ran fig Bnd 9 8. Saginaw Bt. complete w tank in gi eon- | KITCHEN WALL CABINETS B we eee, x mR a oe broom closets. We bave © TY CXET A-DA DAY HOt mber all sizes that ore water eater, i. stigt ntly wasted extraordin 
$143 ae na Rd. “onion | values, Michigan } Pluorescent, Orchard _ Lake 
BoUnLE nor gun Rae ie With | TAWNMOWER_ SHARPENING yy 
e 
0. OR 3603 8 ME Booting ik. “Rd OR Sanit. 
Discount Smishcount | 1E7,,08 HELP YOU Witt YOUR | CALL IT WHAT YoU a dreds of colors to chore from in R PRICES AR rubber base of jell magic — = 
HARD TO BEA r drip paint: free rking im rear 
We have just completed wrouting of store. Oakland el and u 
308 didgy Cur vette are full o rd Lake Se, PE gt aves materials. Buy now 
2X48. ALL LENGTRS 40 U1, | LIONEL & AMERICAN 
ge ay FLYER TRAINS DOORS, JAM Authorized factory service and 
COMPLETE van wi 3 guvvine a We Pree test 
ATHTUBS weiss opens TASKER'S "63 W, HURON ST 
A larne stock, of 2x8, Sui, 2512, | MEEDICIN CINE CABINETS WITH TWO lengths. Piw . far 
Races, steel beams, 8, lights, $20.00" veins, BINA, Lae 
OARAGES TO. WRECE ...... |. Sroeuares Mishigss Pracrcerent BOUSE TO WRECK... 303 Orchard tate Ave UNION Ww RECKING CO. MOTOROLA 16”, ANTENNA 
_ine. MY rie Poses.       
       
  
     
  KE 5- Daily 8:30 to 6. Sun. 10 t 2. 
DRAW TITE HITCHES CHROME OR CADMIUM   
      
          ONE 1-3 HP. AND |     
                
    
    
  
  
  4x84 « veces s@ 3,8 
date and, Gald also ‘is canns. * ™* basing. ., from, sins. ¢. 4. Thome. 
: ANDING Ty 
\z & Ses teen's O.222:. we cerns, ao Special 
= fe be for ae . Save PLUMBING Surety Clothes: Posts . aa penne Be +20] BENSON LUMBER CO. 4x8 gtd. POR GALE Ftasn| BENSON L E 4x8 oy lyscore.. ....... :pun ‘Strobe Flash TI) New bat. 540 8. Saginaw PE 42541 
fa ig Nese per o Fast nd evr, riche PS ahr oe ood, SE SOT Ries t intulation Garage Doors SEPTIC TANKS MAKE“SURE 1fs cnnent tas 
  
   
  onds, All stzes and prices. BURMEISTER \e ,, from 
: —— we your 
Northern Lumber Co, qu, 8 tres atime 8197 Cooley Lake Rd, es, we gi Pontiac EM D-4itl & EM 3910 BERRY "DOOR 8 legraph & 0 37)_ 8. Paddock 
x PL 1-416 | HOT WA HEATER. Me H DEWALT SAW. LIKE | gas. new. approve Reasona 1 Cooley s. lines, $06.50 and $1 
_ ae ‘ - values "#40 80 and 
BATHROOM PiRTURES. UsED 9| Ste slight 
see Lp ee tne, off and ba Ste ATHROOM FIXTURES, |  FOUNGS. _fescent 393 Orchard: Lake A 
town races S88 HOLLINGSHEAD VA 
Secon eat erat the | Gore, Ver oat DOMRB ATE | guy STOR re hardware, electrical supplies. gucag nase Phone Toe and doors, “OW, price! 
per pe sand iting Ses. Lowe Bres, | (SIDE BIRCH FLUSH DOORS, FE 4-6089 : aint, HEIGHTS 4 most any size up to 3 feet by 9 am. t 9 om 
fe ba 0: to gid. cotter table tops #180, | STALL ~ BEEF AND PORK, HALF ANID} Slo.dnite doors a) tone tread a A Pent” Opcvee it BE is pally ~~ er owe complete with gleam ~~ Cas FOR PURNITORE | hter's = before dark or any | (ai’gis ,fi486. Tollets, b40.50 vai- FE ¢1e6) {ime Sat, or Sus. opis, Mic * Fiuorescen, 303 CARLOAD TO You ~ go 2S The Orchard EACH pieee’ Pine” Pal an . ewe pe — Eaten nes tomatoe | gy Seetickets Talbot Lumber ining & wall coping’ basement use be £5 wae: “CHURCH'S. ‘INC. BLAYLOCK COAL & SUPPLY CO. bi aot Pade toe 107 § Squirrel Rd: - FE 90933 | $1 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 3-7101 1028” Oakland Ave, CABINET SINKS PROM si9.95 | JET WA Fours, $80.96... Set Doutle take from, Pitts F ar | cameron AUTOMATIC WARRER, T & o le 0 
Thomipson, 60 8. Perry. that needs. repait. New =f UTILI TY ug ie x p, ‘3 * be price Mal eenee for 
| 18e ini ; | Sec wall tile . sera 20¢ ft BUILDINGS + Biscietin eS se | K ENT I] E.. 2 ™, . Phone FE 42575, eves. 
9.65 gal. 
SMITHS $385 s,s Saginaw | six marble colors. 9x0%._ inch. WATER SOF TENERS” tat J TRIBt TOR P< c L 
Piare meres pe O78) O Conts Each | ‘priseraltie rales tor nen Pits Meng 
$100, takes es them ail. 
WINDOWS Windows — double hung, 
Sliders - and picture 
* FHA. 
WINDOW. PRICES 
Ox BOW WI   
WE! 
_ ery Ra, non Plains. TRAILER AXLES 
to build 2 wheel trailers. 
FE_ 40001. 
windows, 
18 ON 7R 3TH 
NG amo 6 & DIAMOND, 
Hatch. vente, 
  
woop 
rere “nuntd ‘a, all mounted on 
pm trailer, @'x6° ‘bom, #75 Dragt 
LA © WITH AN 
attachments and ~ bench AB. | 
hele ROAD o ORAVEL é YDS, PiT RUN, 
FE 5 ie 
SAND, GRAVEL,     Sale Musical Goods 62|   
  
    DON’T MISS THE 
KING BROS. 
FREE CHICK DAY. 
             
        
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coe cal: Seniesa“ Soins 
ni bay cicteseseonh + EE 
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   FARM 
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  LIVE BAIT 
— minnows, ou, 
Sah erarien har —e" 
  
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  ON FISHING TA mitele, 
ass foot ru ha 
RELY S fh ARDWARE . Aubura 
Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66   
  
“ALMOST” GOOD ENOUGH TO EAT 
CANNOT BE EQUALLED ~ 
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Cai ove" Pe pre iRIVEWAY., ORAVEL(OKBEB delivered + q Sues ve 3263, oF 
ARM TOF SOIL. BLACE Dine, & yds. per $10, Delivered. Fx 
or deliver it, 
a 9: 5: FF 2k, 
A   He BA BA 
OOD SOIL, | RT, 
_delivered reasonable. b 
GRADE A B eT TOP ;- Milféra te one te livery. "Phone a 
N NG TOP SOIL FROM fine state 
bie i ae ke Pe PONTIAC Ta LAR BLORS, SUPPLY. : Wash, sand and gravel, fil “on 
cement & mortar. Trucking. ~ 
31934. PR OM PF DELIVERY. Fi YB Bieck dirt or peat. OR 
RoaD paarel 2 YES 7. DE | livered z i it 
  
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SAND AND GRAVEL, UL: i dirt, Top sol}, Fill dirt. 5 
goth EM. >asiee after 4   
           
Do It Yourself ns ON 
"iz. age Fipos SANDER. 
aly 
vnace va vactum 
coed Lake “Ave, 
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sem 
Montes see aim 
6 as 
Weekday 
to aaa a aa 
grind. 
3144, 240 
bara 
steam ~ Son po 5,0 
CT AT. = POL- 
zn ne | 
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SAND, GQRAVE- a Fe 
eotl, black dirt, 
             
       
       
                  
       
    VEL. 
mre top ‘sell and erading. 
“BAND, op Ave BND AND DIRT 
SAND. GRAVEL & mar DIRT. 
R 3-2807 2 
fates OP SOIL AND BLACK dirt, Peat, ‘of atevel 
_abvle, FE aay i 
Br. Meee dt TOP SP OOH AnD, GRAVEL, BAC. Call Bob, OR 3-5 s. PE 6-002. 
“a We dure : ET, ma 
rs Truckers—Landsca 
Sas tttice both   
  
    
     
           
          
       
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‘HASKINS 
             
   
       
  | COMPANY OFFICIAL'S 
        oot =| 495 
real fine car. No Down 
Payment, 
wne | FE 29101, Open 'til 9 P.M. 
  [Bob F ros, Inc. 
      
“cY OWENS” 
YOUR FORD DEALER A-1 USED CARS 
OVER 8 REAL BUYS 
“CY OWENS" 1% eee os 
Trade-Ins «|'S3 BUICK H’TOP $1195 
‘54 FORD 4 DR... .$1095 
"S44 CHEV. 4 DR... .$1095 
53 FORD CONV...$1095 
» $695 
"52 PONTIAC 2 DR. $645 
*S1 PONTIAC 2 wes $495 
52 PLYM. 4 DR... .$495 
Bud 
Shelton. 
Motor Sales 
~ Chev. 1956 _} Buys a 'S2 Nash that is 
absolutely spotless. Al; 
= OLIVER BUICK| 
63833 196i. CADE CADILLAC 4 4 DR. WRECKED. #10 eae 
1980 CA AC, ‘CONDI- 
Se or tae 
= 1158, acl 
  S55), Se at ores. 
CARL 2 ines SALES. 
' = ‘ Buys a ‘53 Buick Special 
4 Door. Radio and heat-| 
er, Sharp. Small, Down 
| Bob Frost, Inc. 
    by Dick Turner | 
  
   
       
      
             
    
  
  
  
    
  For Sele Cars. "1 _ For Sale Cars =   
‘For Sale Cars e.   
OLIVER - . BUICK | 
SPECIAL | 
$1395: 
Buys a 'SS Ford 4 Door. 
Radio and heater. Just 
i}:| like new at a very low 
: price. 
OLIVER BUICK 
210 Orchard Lake 
FE 29101, Open ‘til9 P.M. 
  
  
  “Miss Higgins wants to know if you'd mind bringing the 
beverages to the church supper instead of the sandwiches!" 
  
<___ For Sale Cars a 
  
A-] SHAPE. CHEAP. 
FE 5-2766.   
  
“IT'S EASY! 
TO DEAL WITH 
"EASY ED"!! 
Easy Down Payments 
Easy Monthly Payments 
For A Better Car 
For A Better Deal 
“Easy Ed” — 
mmol Ones DETROIT MOTOR #ALES 
      
  
TRANSPORTATION 
et Model 
2546 Pontiac Lake Ra. 
OLIVER 
BUICK 
SPECIAL 
$865 
” 
Payment.° 
OLIVER BUICK’ 
210 Orchard Lake 
| FE 29101, Open 'til9 P.M. 
Py 
coupe, Radio, heater, ae | 
matte tn ee ission. Power steer- 
    Paes 
HASKINS |. CHEVROLET 
"P| Oakland County’s Fastest 
Growing ler 
magic" Open mites "ti 8   
  
   
        = OLIVER BUICK 
$2195. 
‘A 1955 Buick Cen-   SHAR. 
LOOK! Choice 
1956 CHRYSLER TOWN 
*~STATION WAGON . 
Prete Mee eees| 850 S. Woonw ARD 
7 Mjoréan 6-38 = 
“Saige Basel ear an es “or 
  
NEW CAR TRADE-INS 1956 CHRYSLER 
DEMO., LOADED 
DEMO., LOADED 
AND COUNTRY 
1958 Plymouth Belvedere 4 ar ve 
engine, fitte drive, 
| ene tires ths water, 
f . it trade. rv, 210 dix. 5 ee Jeegiatel     
  ouven p BUICK 
SPECIAL |" 
    Buys a '54 Buick 4 Door 
Special. Radio and heat- 
Clean one owner. 
3 a OLIVER BUICK)" =| 210 Orchard Lake 
| FE 29191, Open ‘til 9 P.M.| ft 
CENTRAL — LINCOLN- MERCURY ’ New 
; we Covess 4 dr, Good’ transpor- 
1954 Ford Conv. Like new. Finish ip black, See and :   
o MM LA 
DODGE CARS AND TRUCKS 
MY_3-2750 Open 88 Dail;   
Phan, LARE, 1 I 5 se pth + AL ge ‘ear 
| sass vie Be! Air. 2door! ze 
=* VARD CARE, INC. Lake 
a ~*WHEEL DRIVE. iff 
: Sy 
Bob “Frost, Inc. | agit ON ph ai SALES jo 
C 
  
ie ‘ene 1 Le e MI 6-2200 HS Orden 6-3033 
‘Si MERCURY, DUAL SPOTS. CUS- 8 = rT - 
ES 
  ? MERCURY 1049 SEDAN CO COUPE 
oe ‘heater 00d porta- 
Bob» Frost, Inc. af | 
es ig 5 oe 
i 
bak   
MI_6-2200 JOrdan 6-3633 
MERCURY 193 MONTEREY SPECIAL 
Pontiac Catalina Bob Frost, Inc. Pully | LINCOLN MERCURY 
MI 62200. JOrdan 62933 oavest Side Used Cars 
Set ees be from 
an west Side Used Cars PE 42185 
On 1956 VICTORIA, FULLY 
$2195 Call Bin at FE 
Se accept older | 
0 sei before 5. | ‘a PACKARD “? DOOR” VERY 
. a ‘Pontine sedan lended. Like 
    
| Spring Special 
USED CARS oP. Ee pickup. - mas clean 
tet ray er. 
This car is a de 
ariye this 
beauty. . 
Statt’s Motor Sales 
ORION 
  
TOP VALUE 
Buick “Convertible, 
~HOUGHTEN & SON 
YOUR FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE 
omc TRUCK DI creel 
OLIVE 1 
N. Main ‘Rochester, 
Gone scone, D SALES 
i ro Hydramatic Real 
INCOLN MERCUR ND 
. L DE ALER 
850 S. “WOOD ARD BIRMING   
tomised, OR   
  
LINCOLN MERCURY | AND CONTINENTAL DEALER 
850 S. "WOODWARD 
Lhe soe Radio, heater. 2 
wht walls ' $1,005 
850.5. W OODW. ty 
  
“BRAID , 
DeSoto-Piym mouth 
31 Years Pair Dealing 
Cass at W. Pike &t. 
FR Des ‘i «OLDs DR, fe PULLY 
  
ER EXCELLENT ind 
BRIGHT 
  58 Olds Deluxe Holiday 
Hydramatic, ra- 
dio ° and heater, full pow- 
                55 Ford Fairlane Sedan | 
Ford-0- Matic, radio and, 
1956 PLYMOUTH | ‘34 Buick, duatiow, 
dio and heater, full pow- 
        52, Chevrolet Bel Air 2} 
door, radio and heater. 
“afta Coe mel | 
      OLDS HOLIDAY COUPE, R&H, 
whi tires 100 W. Rundell 
FE 3.1523. 
- Oe actual miles, Ex- eq 
cellent al tion 
Sor a. 1028 Lake- 
view. 
OLIVER   DON'T DELAY—AcT Topay | 
| HASKINS. 
  "| South Blvd at Woodward, PE 40597 
‘63 NASH: STATESMAN, . Ele 
€2231. Southfield’ Sewastay 
| NO DOWN PAYMENT Pull Wr. 
Price ‘60 Buick F'top $205 U4 
‘b) Chev. P. G. $395 ‘e 
52 DeSoto ° 4054.88 48 Chev. $195 68 51 Ford @ $395 86 
50 ee of 4 th every wals. gas Ww car Immediate Cr OK. 
AN, | extras, $-3288. 
ssoat PACKARD 1053 CLIPPER CLIPPER 4 DOOR. 
Bob Frost, Inc. 
2708 Orchard Lake Rd. 
  54 Pontiac 4 Door. Radio 
KA 1052 SEDAN COUPE “RA. | 
OLIVER BUICK 
_ FE.2-9101, Open ‘til9 P.M. HASKINS HAS Raita 
  AS YOU HA “i ER SAVED 
‘EPC 
CHEVROLET 
Oakland er s Fastest. 
“aw ear ealer at M18 ' sont os LJ 
“EASY ED” NEEDS 
FURNITURE! | wales your be * Tv. bao] . 
will ellow cs down 
payment on any Pe F on 
SEF- 
“EASY ED” JONES 
AT 
1S S. SAGINAW 
MAZUREK 
MOTOR SALES 
  heater A CO 
mission. Reaj clean ame —_ 
ons N MERCURY 
INTINENTAL DEALER” 
850 S. WOODWARD BIRMINGHAM - 
HOWwaRS ERR hee 
, OLIVER 
BUICK 
SPECIAL 
$1245 
and heater, hydramatic. | 
Light blue finish. Real 
sharp. 
210 Orchard Lake. 
  
1949 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. SEDAN, 
‘50 motor. 1056 plates, radio and 
—. © $80.00. Call OR. 1-86 aft- 
e D.m 
cS) “RLYMOUTH ¢ CRANBROOK 
Dr. Sedan, R&H, White wal. $ap5 
CENTRAL LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass pat in Sts, 
  
            BUICK HAS - 
BIG     | PONTIAC 4 DR. HAR: 
   $2,505. 
DODGE » ROYAL 4 ae “64 
     
       
    
        DEAL FOR | YOU 
          
   80 Fine Sire of All Makes 
and Models = || 
  
     
        
          ge “i directional signals. Ready 
CHEVROLET STATION WON. mal pu        
     
    ATR, 
2 dr. Sedan. turqaoise™ eid t 
with m interior trim. R& 
Hurre ‘o this one. 17.250" miles, 
45, It's hl 
YOU BUY | ‘oss       
         What's 
Your 
Line? WE HAVE THE M 
‘OP 
Scarlet red. 4 dr. pce sedan 
Hydra, power =. a 
tires Leaded with uner 
access. 1086 miles Ws a ike new 
4 dr 
transmission R&H ow tires, 
washers, om og lighte mirrors. 
3 tom ve. arey, red, 
4,609 miles; It's e new Save 
STATION WAGON 
V8, a brilliant ortenta! 
rior is trimmed | 
rose ‘and ! 
. Wind shield 
     
athe - "atetior ‘° 4 
White. | liner atic, Cheap. FE OLIVER . BUICK 
SPECIAL | 
$1785 '|'3§ Bontiae 2 Door. Radio 
and heater, hydramatic. 
Small Down Payment, 
210 Orchard Lake 
FE 29101, Open 'til9 P.M. Exceptionally clean... 
OLIVER BUICK] 
  
SCHUTZ MOTORS 
AAA USED ves 
Must. Have | 
Room! 
SELLING OUT 
200 CAR SELECTION 
FINANCING ARRANGED - WILL TRADE FOR 
Aye Nice looking car. 
tain, Manus) shifi—no radio — 
) tires—new seat covers. 40,- 
‘Ra. 
2-172. 
Must sell. PE 
  take over pay- 
senia’ “cui Ye 14. 
AKER 1954 2 DOOR. 
SS. oe apontuine. 2 mn 
Bob Frost, Inc. MERCURY Ae . 
see WOODWARD 
MI_6-3300 JOrdan 63933 
  
for Your Money 
NOW 
‘Make Your 
Money > 
Work Hard’. 
FOR YOU! 
CARS ARE MORE ~ ~COMPLICATED: DON’T RELY ON 
TION, PLACE YOUR 
TRUST IN A DEALER 
WITH A RELIABLE 
REPUTATION. 
*55 Pont. 870 2 Dr.. .$1845 Redo & Beater, § Hyare. 8,000, 
@ 
58 Chevrolet 210 ..$1595 
Power glide. R 2. a ‘pir. Big. 1 owner, 12000 m 
Radio # Heater, Hydra. 2 tone 
areen 
4 door, Hydra. 
Radio & heater, Dynaflow, 
54 Ford Cl. Cpe«...$1095. 2Dr, R. a B., Stew i | 
45, 53 Chev. B/Air H/T $998 
R & HB. Power Glide, Sharp 
‘53 Mercury Hy% ,. $895 
            ' + Lil r miles, It's alia ad 
"s 51 Pontiac St. W g. $795" 4 Dr. R & A, Resi Nice 
1°52 Pontiac 4 Dr. ....$695) R @ H, Hydre., 21,000 miles. 
* '53 Dodge Coronet . .$695 
$3 Hudson 4 Dr. . .$395 — * & Hester. Dive i away. 
= # PONTIAC| 
      L TE 
ECONOMY USED CARS 22. Auburn Ave. PE 42131 
"*tdeamatte rey eae an oP 
‘51 CHEVS. 
by Se, 1047 pectahien “ali , 
"36 Th gt tg 2 CATALINA COUPE, 
radio & heater, whitewalls, etc.’ 
44-6078. 
DEBAKER CHAMPION, i Fe vie car, $195. Harty Riggins. | 
T542. | 
‘war qrUDESAKES LANDG! RUISER, FEA4546 
'53 BUICK SUP. CONV. 
| °54 CHEV. B/AIR - 
HARDTOP . .$1395 
: Tu. iene Poets” Gide, “w/we Are: 
‘ture sig. IT'S loaded. 
‘33 NASH AM, 
4 DR. CUS, ..$ 95 
not ® scratch 
i] rietal Snes, not arate the warmest hea he 
Sse he. © seats. 
'§3 CHEV, B/AIR 
2 DR. ee enee 
’$2 CHEV. DLX. 
4 DR. ...565: $ 695 
ow blue, Power Gilde. 
Siiehed “ane re As . Re 
51 PONTIAC 
' CATA, ...... $ 695 
6, aia soseme car, has R&H, 
ee 395 
and up 
§ to choose from. 5 passen- 
ger coupes, 9 drs, 4 drs. 
MATTHEWS HARGREAVES |   
  
  
  1946 WiLlYs JEEP. 4 WHEEL 
drive condition, $375 cash, 
You W Work Hard 
aoe L. OBSERVA-, 
TIC 
’54 Pontiac Cat. ....$1 305 
4 Pontiac Chief . _ $1395, 
53 Buick Sup. H/T $1295 
R & H, Standard with O'Drive. qe 
  | WHEN YOU'RE A 
| HUNDRED MILES 
' FROM HOME 
It’s no time to find out that your old car can’t] — 
stand the strain of summer driving. Get an “A-1” | 
Used Car before you start. 
to take you anywhere (and bring you back too!) 
34 Ford 2 Dr. ...$ 899 
] 54 Stude. 2 Dr..... S844 
52 Plym. 2 Dr. ..$ 444 
1 '52 Cadillac 4:Dr, $1499 , 
54 Chev. Dr. ...$ 899 
} ’53 Nash 2 Dr. ...$ 744 
$2 Ford 4 Dr. ...$ 499° 
35 Chev. Bel Air $1444 
| °54 Plym. 4 Dr. ..$ 899 
'53 Mer. Hardtop $ 999 
"52 Chev. 4 Dr. ...$ 499 
'53 Nash Rambler $ 644 — 
| °54 Ford C. R. W. $1299 
"34 Ford Victoria $1209 
"53 Dodge 4 Dr. ..$ 744 
$10.00 Down Delivers Any 
Car Listed Below 
‘30 Ford % T. Pickup 
"52 Chev. Club Coupe 
"51 Nash Rambler 
"SI Ford Sta. Wgn. 
CONVERTIBLES 1953 Chevrolet "51 Chev. 14 T. Pickup 
‘52 Plym. Club Coupe 
| ‘52 Ford Tudor. 
‘53 Hudson Jet 
11955 Ford 
1953 Ford 
MANY, MANY. MORE! ; 
Harold Turner, Ford     
  A’ Bon Marche | aoe In French Means: : 
|A GOOD BARGAIN AND | 
THAT S WHAT YOU’ LL F IND 
“AT rs OUR 
S. Pe adc & Oakland 
FE 4.2549 
54 FORD CU. 8, $1145 
2 Rae, w/wall, ture 
55 CHEV. 2 DR. $1545 [ 
'$4 CHEV. B/AIR "2 DR. ee ceeee $1195 
5 
$3 BUICK SUP. ' 
-HARDTOP ..$1095 
a a 
°53 CHEV. * PASS. 
Ow 
WE pesmi | SEVERAL GOOD - 
TRUCKS TO STOCK 
OUR NEW LOT .., 
COME IN AND 
bY 
Our cars are ready 
53 Plym. 2 Dr. .. 
"32 Buick Hdtp. ..$ 699 
51 Chev. 2 Dr. ..$ 244 
'53 Buick Riviera $1044 
54 Mer. Hardtop $1444 |. 
55 Ford 8, 2 Dr. $1099 
"53 Chey. 4 Dr. 7 
"55 Ford Co. Sed. $1799 
"34 Hudson Jet .. é 
. 33 Ford Victoria $ 944 
$3 Ford Ra. Wg. $ ” 
   Pa Por ao Phe seni gore | Plies ee Ay ere u iy OH tel, \ MPO Paes deo ‘ Hig, pe - a i + . ui i . a : Vv \ is , * 4s f ; ; hv i : ‘ | ag ae f f p<? rg ; / Bs 
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     THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956 \: Ea. THIRTY-NINE 
Godfrey, Parr and Lewis Star in. Big CBS Reshuffle   
  
  
  
                  
  
  
  
      
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‘ZENITH - RCA | -- -« Today’: S ‘Radio Phoorenia=: [iiss News Ace,” natin a Ricky. (9) Prayer, Sign On... 
Portable _, WIR, (700) cuLW, 900) WW, (99) = =6WOAR, (1190) «WXYZ, (19) WPRON, (1e00) — (1400) - THURSDAY AFTERNOON : 
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WIBK, News, | i ae W. Toby David =» | (:08-—-WIR, Bnd Mrs. Burton | Book. — 
Weom wees "| Wank: Mewa! Mickey gheer| © WWJ, Ross Mulholland — 113:$0-(2) Search for Tomorrow. ¢:20-_WIR. Dinner Date BA a4 ataste | WRON. Pays Off CELW, Bud Davies (4) Feather Your Nest, (1) 
Sac pease | ep et tee tow | wwe Weow! News t2:e8) Guiding Light. (®, Mary WJBK, Doa — Sau, Rewn Hemectate sao, een Dee Morgan Show. a 
- Sere ‘Wrom, Bowe Chaser || MIBK News Tom George] Wwi Row Mubolnnd — ly.99°(2) Ladies Day. (8 (Color) a 1:00-—WJR, Guest House 6:06—WIR, Jim Vinal ews, Part CKLW, Bad Davies Colorland. (7). Charm Kitchen. 
if Quality — Service | waite ' —— p wm. WOws Weebeae WoAR gn agg | Music} (9) News, Movie . a e | CKLW. Pulton Lewis J. GRLW" Rooster Club WXYZ. When 6 Girl Marries) WPON. Chib 1480 1;15—(4) Fun to Reduce. 
— and Personal At- |) $2 Norm Mickey Sore) Win Geoite. "tings = | CEL. Mary Moree | 00am. wendy warren |n:30-(4) Jean MeBrie : | WPON, News, Record Room) ¢.:6 wp: voice of WCAR, Music in the Air WXY¥2, Ed 1:55~-(4) Fran tention Count | 1—WIR, Auto _ | Ww Bop Mareen “f"" | WON: Pontinc Part CKLW, Bud Davies 2:00—(2) Robert Q. Lewis. (4 Eww Beatty Pred Wolf 11:00—WR, Arthur Godtrey | WaBK’ News. Don’ Mcleod THEN FOR YOUR RADIO WXYZ, Events W. Guy Nunn WW, Weekday WCAR, News, Caravan of Shows: (7) Stars on W. Heatter WIBK, News, Gentile, Binge | DE iw bey rem WPON, News, Club 1480 Seven, Ww i Coffee With Ciem : Time | 3:30—-WJR, House Party AND TELEVISION EF. sord Room | WEOM, Rise ‘n’ Shine 7 co oe | wwe. Weende neti get — 
ea? Vinal “News, Party WxY2, MeKensie | 3:00—( Payoff. ( SEE aoe wate Soe: | rae eb Mawel n JR, Make Up Ming ye ge (Color). NBC. Matinee Theater. 
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WPON, Record Room WJBK, WWJ, News by Cede: Community News | 4:15—(2) Secret Storm. (4) Mod- t 9:00—WIR, Bing Crosby ‘AR, Coffee With Clem XYZ, News, Curtai 4:306—WJR, Music i 
Wave, town's Mecting ~ eel wone ss Jock White WieR Newt, pty WxvZ, ~ Mckenate ae of Night. (4) Queen treme pressures of maintaining 
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Wiek: Mickey Serr = | “Wwwa. oh erat WAR, ‘Muse in the ate | GRUW: Baale Chase" |5:30—-(4) Howdy Doody. (7) Mick-| giving out any further statements . | wean | Be iS ke ,..| Gorman | Bae ee see | Sage Hore peerage poten ten" SOE EO WCAR, Coffee with Clem WXYZ, Paul Wi 6:30—WJR, Music Hall az SRUW: Jim Von Kuren WPON, Rise 'n’ Shine CELW. Mews, Hollywood WW, Jim Delang Meanwhile the “Friends” (who HIGH FIDELITY WIE News, Mickey Ghorr| 9:08—W.E. Jim Vinal WISE Mews Tom Geotge | WATE News, McKensie Elks Expect 800 at this writing include—but you! et ; bonne 
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f le : Temple tonight at 7, dinner-dance| Last week Godfrey told a Chi-— and | TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS | Million Dollar’ Movie. Susan| con-man and his associates in convention 
She epeton 8%) Buttalo Bil Je, Dick! Hayward, Jon Carrll, ve Ar| the fine are of fleecing qulibe| mirman Thomas illtiee suld/Sis Semen ate and that McCALLUM & DEAN Jones in “Rails Westward.” (9) Change of Heart.” (4) people. Charles Coburn, Kayel”'), Gov. philip Hart will head|be’d “no longer have permanent 
Circle 9 Theater. Roy Rogers ay go aig aeepar yond Ballard ‘featured. (2) The Mill. ist of dignitaries on hand. talent” on his show. The redhead] 409 £. MAPLE, BIRMINGHAM Mi 4.5230 fights rag 4) Party. Cy Film, ates Honaire. Plainclothes policeman) "7, | for the affair|4l80' revealed that his hip is still mete businessmen in ‘Nevada Drama, “Welcome My is urged to quit force when his|_ TMs suest speaker t bothering him. a ; 
(4) News an Sports. Paul Wil-/7:45—(4) News Caravan, John — yp rpg in| exalted — ot ee eee a6 i LS 
: gn en and Protective Order of Elks from tion is running high that wi ale J abe Ras io 
Gib Dolores. Short drama.|s:e0—(0) Screen Directors Play-|?:30- (7) Break, the Bank. | Qulsl Roanoke, Va. The tanquet i be Gelney map tan ee bs treet e@ Cee +] : e151 Weather, Sonny Etict of his second wite in| Show. Musical variety. (2) I've|™& held im honor of his visit|the life of a gentleman farmer. —; fee 
pa a ; which will culminate a tour of|/Peter Lind Hayes will take over . (2) TV Weatherman. Dr. Everett starring George Mont-| Got a Secret. Panel quiz with Angela Lansbury. (2)| Garry Moore, host. state lodges. Dancing will follow/his other shows on July 28 for & 2 
:30—(1) My Little Margie. Gale| Arthur Godfrey and His Friends. |10:00._— (7) Wednesday Night | is talk. "__ jechedated | stu-wesk.-peried, the I V « RADIO. HI-FI SE Storm in “Slight Misunderstand-| Variety from Miami, Fla. Figh Middleweight  Bout:| Gillotte, who is Past Exalted|longest “vacation” Godfrey has - = 
AUTHORIZED ing.” (4) Six Gun Special. West-|8:30—(7) MGM Parade, “The Pi-| Milo Savage vs. Charley Jo-|Ruler and Past Psesident of Mich-|taken since he first started in re- @ TV—ALL MAKES - : | em film. (2) Linkletter’s Kids.|~ rate,” musical comedy fantasy| sephs. (9) Mr. ang Mrs. North.|igan Elks, sald special tables wilt} dio. : “* ; 3 * 
DEALER Art interviews moppets. with Gene Kelly, Judy Garland,| The Norths are the “Target” in|be set up for dignitaries, guests,| po you remember Godfrey's © TAPE RECORDERS 4s Be 
EMERSON—CBS |7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie.| Walter Slezak. Part two. (4)| case of mistaken identity. (4)|and Lodge officess. Gillottee will) earty a.m. radio show when it @ RECORD PLAYERS 3 ee 
| CROSLEY—BENDIX | Puppet comedy. (9) The Lone) Father Knows Best. Margaret This Is Your ue, Reve. 56 eet fo started? We used to drive family @ P. A. SYSTEMS—OFFICE INTERCOMMS a Wolf. Louis Hayward finds ad-| Anderson, about to address the} wards re-creates life story of -| and neighbors crazy by blaring 
| L000 TOP VALUE STAMPS | venture in “San Pedro.” (4)| PTA on child guidance, learns} surprise guest. 2 noel aw. | Kef St the radio at 6:45 a. m. just to é. 
WITH EACH NEW TV | Amos 'n’ Andy. Kingfish winds} Betty is involved in high school; ‘Drama _—— os amen 4 e auver, evenson hear his impertinent patter. BLAKE RADIO-TV «i oa 
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a = tory from the earliest cartoons} vision Theater. “The Gentle} @ Woman,” comedy-suspense|Democratic presiden nomina — _ eri Walt Di Jassics to| Grafter” starring Kenny Del-| story about a tanker threatened/tion, will join an array of na-| Golly gee, but it was funt . ie 
Hardware, Garden Took, his feature length cartoons. (9)| mar. Comedy about amiable| with destruction. Gail Russell,|tional political leaders in a new re: ; ee Lows Core ond Seeds | ' John Baer star. ~~ " jeducational television series, the von, oe ee See Oe com ee 
| 1 corn on the . 10:45--(1) Sports Headlines. Don| Educational Television and Radio|the old Godfrey, ag al ‘: 
BRANDT ‘HARDWARE saa _| |, Wattrick. Center just announced tn Aum Aa-/reverem, Would come. ® SYLVAN CENTER 1 Spun | 11:00—(1) Soupy’s On. Comedy | bor. WEALTH AND HEALTH ma pn coe [33 Bat : with Soupy Sales. (9) National| The series, being filmed in Pitts-| Now he hias the pressures of a jie Goaren’s News. (4) 11 o’Clock News: Paul| burgh, is designed to evaluate the |tantastically complicated industry in Z, iusband Williams. (2) News, Jac LeGoff.| Rresidential nomination process/iion him. ‘The pressures. that = | vocest 11:10—(9) Weathervate. for the American voter, the center! ome with great wealth and. the , | 9 MUNTZ 1 V. ig Reartehtng 11:15—(7) Feature Pilm. George|*#id. The series will begin its run | pressures of ill health. i : Ul « 
oS Dammers Brent in “Man Bait.” (9) Good|over the nation’s 19 educational “og | : SERVICE 20 Might fing Neighbor Theater. Viveca Lind-|TV stations in June. Maybe he won't —- - = , : 
wentcteice’ |. : mee ad MO 24 None for gypsy girl and forsakes his|chinar cement plant, Iraq is get-|™E Pe | | , FE 4-1515, ag Brotenston ‘gegal life for her. (4) Little Show|ting bids to build a 546-house fac- -gwet deck Paar te off CBS as é 
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    THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1956   
    
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   Plate Glass Mirrors 
Popular 24x30-in. Size. 
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