ites . aie — : : 7 : ef ae “ + . ves € fe . i : erhae | f 4 4 ve I! < / ea el por ealep emesis titi PM f ae a eee eon ' e ‘ Ax ig : 4 tatniin ah pa a 1 a : oe ; a Joga at eae ‘ * : : ne ts Rion Hee at Ses: HW Fh . 4 | - : The ‘Weilone’ \. oe «yy U8. Weather Burese Forecast . (Detats om Fase 2) eae a * 116th YEAR 7 = * * ry | PONTIAG, MICHIGAN ‘THURSDAY, MAY. 23, 1957—64 PAGES ae es = = SUhcpas t to * Ciy ‘i BULLETIN Wilson Protests BRUNSWICK, Md. (AP)—A teenage girl from Clarkston, Mich. en route to Washington with a group C ry D f of other students, was pronounced’ dead today after u Ss in e€ ense being removed unconscious from a train. When the train reached Washington, state police WASHINGTON (#—Secretary of Defense Wilson said ordered the car in which she was riding sealed pend- {today “this is no time to take the cards and chips| © ing further investigation, the Baltimore and Ohio jaway from the President and Harold Stassen.” Figure Is Share jof Lowest Bids ‘fo Finish Project Wilson offered this comment to a Senate Appropria- for Telegraph-Orchard ulm railroad sad Jean Longton, about 11, of Clark~ tions subcommittee in protesting cuts of $2,587,00,000 Dual Roadways about 8:05 a.m: EDT today and taken to Frederick |10 the Defense Department budget. - Hospital, where she was pronounced dead on arrival. Wilson obviously referred to ‘disarmament moves now Pontiac’s. share in the She had been found unconscious in a restroom and junder way between West- completion of the Orchard ‘ had a cut over one eye. ern world nations and So- Lake-Telegraph road un- The B & O said the tour was accompanied by Mr. Marshal, travel representative for the railroad |special assistant to the ; from ‘Detroit. ies: President, acting for the Time Enough | 7 to Win $100 derpass el will be at the State Highway De- County Tax Rate! Resigns frie tars “S| cos ares Sect] gran roar ut a T { f | Sef were 10 feet toll lest your and penal = nha ya 5 chase of right-of-way, which I don't Gk Oem. ore only 6 about the warmest moment in | Ef h P| is estimated to add roughly eniallvely os at OS June when it looks as though ump rey ANS | another $300,000 to the s was a reference to action moments would damp, at $5 Sf 0M by the Democratic-controlled Con-|| rainy, frosty and frustrating?” |i ¢ . city’s gpg ge pe oo reee| maateee 0 Resign Soon {ox : milion clare to the budget. re There'll bes term 0 KeSION Nee. is. i H “rent pone And eve: if it never gets Bids were taken yesterday on Figure, on Equalized year, This time the trend is the above zero in June, the warm- Secretary of Treasury’s'a new bridge over the Clinton Valuation, Is 33 Cents ——. est moment of the month will | p Be River and on construction of under- Above ‘56 Levy * * * win a.$100 bond. Just write the eplacement May f\ Wilson’s comments came under] date and hour on a postcard Robert B. Anderson sare eens pat ee OF ers a questioning by Sen. Saltonstall (R-| and address it to: Orchard Lake avenue, Contracts | wv Oakland County’s 1957 ap A ecclenpega pra. atts Weather Man WASHINGTON”. w— Today,|"* to be let, ) a , tax rate has been tenta- 47 wpod -+iyeames li George M. Humphrey, secretary Shi low MA for Ge lnttgh eas tively set at an even $5 for until later. Pontiac, Michigan of the treasury, is packing his|s53 599 6+ which the city will | en alse ay every $1,000 of equatiaed “You say you need it” Salton-] This is the easiest contest | bags after a little more than four) one quarter or about $38,000, City , ? — te sane SOMONE di pee Salis wi aa ons Ga ens iva Manager Walter K. Willman said. : : This is an increase of 33 don’t, Who is right?” stan aa 0 tk a eee men in the administration The low bid for the remainder : Obtale take Core od inezenten fat] ons (33 reer. etn ctr ae eee van pre ogo re baci aa ae eek ona wan te rn Page hose ta } rp. t w a ’ Z to 2 nation to 8 saith she-cants op Sane'thay a wane Soi SUMAN TEs trees waen oe anne J. CECIL COX ter aying that e has “he Ho conch gon Over mantle Weel WE CHS Sn EETET a Mines tails wo | provement factor clause of the company's contract 10-year average, said Dr. world.” 7 Hurry, hurry, hurry, almost no one. It will come 88 &| ghingiedecker of Syivan Lake with the United Auto Workers Union, GM ident) winiam J. Emerson, tx School Off 4 | + a pe _ Harlow Curtice announced today. ( lallocation Board chairman, ICla Rad tages oe _jaProduetion. workers will get six cents an hour or 242 ~*~ & : :. lem cold. the eat propane te’ | per cent, whichever is greater, Curtice said in a state- eatin it Refi He Howes grtap “would sentent [Ca epeoanear ner wor meat me opeehlioe a] O-RUMNE FIG _ Fae a ann provemen an au -jen , Dr: Sager pegs Fay a fe crease written into the con--— —_ aia Asst. Supt. J. Cecil Cox_veat bss” tr avrg 1 ra’ e+ ' tract to compensate for loss GM Will B ild ae Leaving After 31 Years ge gral of work hours through | ul were scheduled, Dr, Emerson | if Pontiac System {too risky,” he said. “Cuties i Go eonies a -_ ph a Wil oattt esate . Board of Equalization’s | The retirement, after 31 years’ filson | was gener- woe acm wo hor Army Tractors sacha ai taladien They ath service, of J. Cecil Cox, assistant|ous during the Korean ‘, amount added to hourly rated)f'0! -. superintendent of the Pontiac when it ended soone +b» workers’ bape result of became flea! next week, School System, was learned today.|ed, carryover funds hel $1,562,894 Contract) The state equalized valuation of} Cox has not submitted his for-|defense costs for several Calls fo Producti Oakland County wds set atimar retirement request to the} Sen. Bridges, ranking r 10M '$) 770,000,000, That of Pontiac was/board as yet, but he. has told|an on the committee, asked of 292 Vehicles $378, 464,142, the administration that he willjreturn to a former School taxes are based on thelleave as soon af he bas hired) Octotal cost of state equalized figures. County needed teachers The Army today announced that! hip taxes are spread on coun-|school year, or by Sept. 1, which-\other. items and then voted & $1,562.89 contract for the pro. equalized figures, announcediever is sooner the actual amounts ot five-ton tractors had) cartier this month. The tax rates by year g E 3 | been awarded to the General for Pontiac and other cities are set locally. _ ba The contract calls for production| ‘The allocation board, in review-| Vote more time to .eisure pur- of 292 tractors for purchase by ing tentative budgets submitted by suits. He is 69 years old and the [22 from te the Army, according to an an-ithe county, townships and schools,| ™*=datory retirement age is 65. |) nouncement made by Congressman/apportions the tax rate so that no| Superintendent Dana Whitmer) wij William S. Broomfield (R-Royallindividual taxpayer pays more|said Cox had told him of his in-jsaying under this Oak) through the Department of|than the 15-mill maximum set byjtention to retire two weeks agolit’s going to “cost Defense law, unless the increase has been'and had discussed is te tcaatess oat be ghaliion New York Group been no — on © aie time for longer-range plan- See tana G entORS Fluoridation jy wlt_sect bday om They sider administrative re. ee eae eeiot Water Supply a =e eee & em S “aes Weather Outlook: There is still some litigation Ther adele pability ae kc aos of personnel fore a Highway Department me- gross , =< te boned arge of pe . including trailer and argo, is|. NEW YORK” — The board of lie the school system. One of Cloudy and Cooler “onhingy 0 ease chor tee 55,000 pounds. governors of the New tate | main functions is to recruit teach- The ens wil beer Dental Society has reaffirmed its jers ‘The weather outlook for Pontiac dapuabece unis: catdine te coe . endorsement of fluoridation of Tustin is ae eer eocktont tplaad dinleiey ta saeaty deat anil House Committee OKs community water supplies. ‘erintendent, a recently created cooler with some showers likely, Higher ‘58 Postal Rates The board, in conchiding its [Post which handles the school'sjending this evening. The low to- Potter Predict ‘ WASHINGTON W — The House| 9% sussal session yesterday, (oo i eating ays: | Tomorrow will remain partly Bevo ase ald . ou Ponting 7% |soudy and cool with & high Nuclear Vessels the administration's bill to ee * | taught science and mathematics |*** . : increase postal rates by 462 mil-| “Exhaustive studies and care- | i s90) when he was named | 10¢ U. S. Weather Bureau has for Great Lakes : Lar hadity tenant ead Pa doubt | 2#etstant principal of astern |'-TOCe near the normal high of DETROIT Junior High : Z — Nuclear-powered ‘on first class mail. This would) the effectiveness of 72 and normal low of 51 for the gs LRA GREEN eu Ue ielinde 4 pressure we and some others talked over a oecerevecesess . ee e = @ e so often hear about these days| Despite some viclent oppesl- line matter. Sixes exe — eS 3 yy ee ae | Pena $858 wssvvvns-1-s-. 16.95. .14.95 BS! : layer of gases above the etrth’s| expeaditere of 1 plan leas illed 4 to 12 . = REMINGTON AUTO-HOME 00 =: : given area. | ue: Rope Vocational School at Utica Man Ki ten 85 ok $31.50 Vaue—6-vorr-...... 10.99. .14.99 B3 $ barometer Whitmore Lake. ._ 7.8 Misses to 3.. — sit =e t'simply to mcarre the Wig) by Auto in Detroit S Coat top in red or bie, 80 HEE Reeder S150 nn... 16.99.. 14.99 Bs : gas above you it : ; a -~ =? | | ; == SUNBEAM = tis “by rer ‘an_ accra HSpital Bond Vote DF so cs S Merwe $950 ............17.95..15.95 B8 , Of the layer of ; ; ih ' “9S NORELCO SPORTSMAN a aie ° | ERs ee “= Disappoints Citizens harlot Seeusarame, | Enea. 18.95..16.95 a: igo FA * (Continued From Page One) [5 : ~— + : = Regular $33.50. CSS "20.95. 18.95 : $: e of inches were taken again on. the same \ 1 Sizes = Th: se ; = : because the long-nccepted official proposal, it would probably pass|Vanker St. i ie. . 1 IE crise bende "We cok ek no cones Mone, TS : instrument for measuring the|the second time, “Many persons\he was crushed * 5 == be standard brand electric ratcors. wine mat Ele. 4 weight (or pressure) of the layer|just took its passage for granted”,|and his trailer about 12:49 am.\— ee wies ie = | Reset tp tig: Chains Mes 8 $ of gas above us has been a mer-ihe said, “and didn’t bother to go'tojon Dunn road near Joseph Cam- y : td nm f : $ : cury barometer in the form of althe polls, They're sorry now.’ - |pau street in Detroit, hed wy trove quate eet. *SPEEDAK 71 : — The bead tenes wun Gateaty | De. Mewae Get er uppers, long wearing ME Razor Converter + H TE, Ten ren, beeen 0 ey i Sa Be — Oy ue | ie »" We Bre SAY) sce the bond isste was in the | SPehCer was employed at the curren into S ° Youthful or ° ing that. an official barometer Icity Car Releasing Co., 6201 E. s © conservativ ° would, at that moment, record the peter he toe SS styles. Great +e: aed sarees geod + ete t Ropiia HATS £ * e : : => LJ ' * : $ 3c =e U8. Weather Report - } Beg fA ng SHING DISCOUNTS! =: j $: , eniing this evening. High — —— 4 e Sear "TS, Partly slondy and sealer : nh td 6 a anal ie oi Sf Pa ooo @etectric 4: : te senthwent winds at 10 to. 18 @ enw se) 13 +. a Lovet tompetatere yronting 6.0m i : ‘ $ ‘ At @ &.m.: Wind velocity 18 m, p. bh. fs : ; yy ee g 3; rises y at 2:00 a.m, - -£ Dedatows Semporeteres oe A eb ei os 3% D6. Bisieressis 6 Bh Massive dy canvas uppers in blue sole and ; Ha aiereeattr fate tae eppenette 4 blk Potahcn |B or br brown. "Cushion insole and gone) blue ‘or brown $i hee ee se ivestieiorlinnincsriisiica inteenaetaiadesaneiii 7+) ee . : C | ; le ’ : tear eee i Bd wee : 0 5s qn Taper ney [MOT ON | SY AN Atuminem—tory Ooty TE Mon’s Grepe Raber Sole OXFORDS — 3 ca hows the nitro ol | 4 POPULAR 3-EYELET STY 3) ; Pain awongeee ficials|} % : for $6.98 Volue J $2 5 . a . y : - x ' : : 3 : "ies , 3 . : . hi : : 4 ' ; ves, mi we | 4 ee, : See Sines Cte. ; f n P| - - a a ; s ‘ r. 4 ® : } ; é ; . : \ j THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY ga, 1957 Penal \ _._). THRER) ~ Lawmakers OK $t 5 Million for State Penal Instifutions4 , he ae -Matls a * Sun-Baths %* Horseshoes * Boating * Archery * Loafing * Ete, >... . at Simms prices * FRIDAYS ~ * SATURDAYS LANSING UM — While Senate, vesry positions at safe. peas tet comalidatins, the Senate | superintendent of public instrue- |E House conference .committees| institutions, ae ee _— tam shouldbe sabeet to veto | wrestleg with 330 million dollars| Final legislative deciiene oni Delle” disapproval of any | by local citizens. in general fund appropriation bills,|.ome others among about a dozen|°™semantion Plan by the state As the bill went to the governor, the first major 1957-58 SPPTOPTIA-| aio tin tl Yo win nl ipaine(mahe, Penne le nt Om Gasoline Pres mevene mfoyral af you can afford almost pt My rs OF S| justment were expected later in| “OS® . consistent . with sound education hi * d mn d tk & Peat aa FLINT ®#— Gasoline prices at|policy. anything you want and nee The bill, provid 539, ; for state corrections ‘vies ans a ee gos + tions went up here this week, The/PToval to a bill exempting high Save time and money too . . . Pontiac's ONE-STOP Headquarters cleared the legislature yesterday|ticuss amendments. (new prices are 30.9 cents per gal rage wee tbe Mg = offers almost everything you could ask for priced less than you expect when the Senate agreed to House lon for regular and 33.4 cents for to a3 driv education os to pay. Note this adv-full of typical bargains that Illustrates how amendments. In the case of a measure to Salat im 8 = much you save... shop our store for many more. Q Pian for the Holiday Next Thursday (May 30)—shop this Week-End fers within the bill and money ir within the bit and money |E SIMMS Famous for CUT PRICES on DRUG PRODUCTS OK Schoo! Bond lsve BU THESE you WEEK-END DRUG SPECIALS #| i i sun SPECIALS © | ST. LOUIS, Mich. — Voters Fri. end Sat, ann Reserved to Limit Quantities here have approved a$995,000 bond issue for school construction. The vote was 381-299. i A half dozen other bills €OM-| bout 20 independent gasoline sta- sae LAVORIS HEPATICA | Mouth Wash (i EYE-DROPS tate. 69°] Fane. 1] Vine. 49°] Fine. 69 sn pedi . AJAX CLEANSER, 4 Come "Picnic GRILLS Gat "Comoran, tached FLAG OUTFIT Choice of colors. 31.00 Value “The famous: ‘Foamy’ action ¢ cleanser. Limit 4 cans of large $7.95 Value 99 ; size AJAX. at this price. keene ee = = © legs, ante ol as red. a 229° ZEMACOL Special Purchase! BUFFERIN Aeroshave rary o tight 3} Child Hammock Lae 2 » 5 Sout Sag with € toot “SOLO-KOTE’ FLAT | LOTION ea Charcoal Complete With Steel Stand ball top. Limited supply — get SSCHSHSSHSHSSSOSSHOSSHSSEHEOEEOES seeeeeeeeseseoes SxB Ft. . 8.95 8xi2 Fr. 17.95 a oe ae s Wi Wall Paint TABLETS Shave Bomb 31% Pounds $6.95 Value 99 yours now! 79¢ Value f INSTANT LATHER = ia , Soran pam. Durable Cotton Bunting $5.75 Value 97 Té oS z, oe — 39s W 39° Pouca ae ‘Storm King’ Flags os. oy — 3x5 Ft. . 4.19 «4x6 Ft. . 5.95 : ee | es cores Secns uulery* : Compare Prices Anywhere — See How Much You Save with intense heat. Large chunks. trterprise odorless wall paint in choice of white and colors. PRELL CREAM SHAMPOO $ 4-PLAYER “| CAULKING As advertised on television. Regular $1.39 value on sale. : Gesnenteed Fost Coles > CARTRIDGES jel rie Croquet Sets : ‘SAMSON’ FLacs A 3x5 Ft. , 3.15 4x6 Ft. . 459° 5x8 Fr. nagpet a Ahl » — Sewn stripes eters. All = gy good cae’ at this low orice. Outlasts All Other Types 100°, NYLON FLAGS 3x5 Ft. . 9.95 4x6 Ft, . 12.95 5x8 Ft. 18.95 NYLOW bunting and nylon thread for all weather conditions. Longer lasting. GRAVE FLAGS i | A medicine chest necessity at this price. Limit 3 boxes. Plain Model $2.19 With Spout $3.29 $4.39 16-oz. EPSOM SALTS 1 0° Insulated JUGS 3 Fer $7 Natura! marine ram compound Throw- away casing. plastic limit 3. PAINT THINNER I GALLON ak $1 Value Exactly az 49 Pictured Hardwood mallets with screw- on heads. Complete with balls, arches, stakes, rules. 4 Player Sets Deluxe Cart 4 PHILLIP’S eeececeres PPYTTITIIIIIIIT Le Ld LE dda hada teehee hhh ahha Rubber Swim Mask Unbreak able 10 x 1S Inches mounted 0 sci teothtien iene MAGNESIA we 6. 88 on natural wood staff. 15 : ‘ Wood Flog Poles 69 Picnic aig a Well eae antec 6 Fr...89¢ 8 Pt. .1.39 ——— aiue ~ MEREEET) —KNACIN-TABLETS— — 88 ~6 Player ee ANACIN ( a gp Nghia Sop ™ Deluxe Sets SIMMS Hes Everything te 1.4 Brriaieral _ “oe, for Your Fun Bie 17 inch, in- 12 99 in the WATER! ZARUMIN | ESQUIRE nS TABLETS | SHOE » : dist. Meta menert | 31.19 siee | POLISH BS ESS ° ORG Bartse : F : = _ PRICES SLASHED on — 89 | : PORTING GOODS BARGAINS! : Swim Accessories 5 : | "$2 Value : eS 2-PLAYER Ps } 4 e CARTER’S LIVER PILLS 79° 1* : ) Badminton Sets ; Regular $1.19 valug. Farnous Carter's for sluggish bile... . 18 ined woven : — owe — y : Rubber | apilin re shu ocKs, net, rule 19 forced. : book, etc. All for.....< : SWIM FINS Lydia Pinkham’ s Compound 1 Folding Camp Stools : # PLAYER SETS, os low o8....7.883 tote sites @ nn... 1” lar $1.59 value in liquid or tablet form.......... $!-Value * @ $2.49 Medium Fins... ... 469 Seer be. Chom c . ecccccces $ Shoe size 8 ..... peere seis 1 GERITOL Deatal Pete 719° : 4 ~~ pe be TONIC KLEEN ITE ° @ $3.50 Natural Gum 95 12 inch 6 $ Fins—medium—s beccutes 1 ‘ $3.00 Value Se ¢ canvas seat, © e@ $3.95 Extra Large Fins bs C1 Value =f ° © Natural gum—size 13 ... Liquid \ brushing—just ; Extra Auto Comfort e Olficial Regulation Model _ Tablets set_everaight : Spring Tiled Cushion ° Horse-Shoe Sets | fenible rubber ns it or ° \ 4 everyone in the family, 2.09 BRIMMS PLASTI-LINER 1: e $7.95 Quality 98. Se Water-Tite ‘Non-Slip THE PERMANENT DENTURE REINER 34 shoes, official size 52 Adiart RariTs AND Trontens =| E a $ ode tan = FALSE TEETH ee 3m com! fortabie. 3 stakes. Storage carton, vied viet | "fate 1,19 aaa Top Cari __FISHING TACKLE id Famous HOH. Seb gl MUTRI-TONIC Feormanent Pe $7.95 Fiberglas SPIN ROD—100-Ft. Lime > 51.45 pA 1” oo PA 4 516.50 Shakespeare SPIN-REELS: : orcs ” grit T 5° : Complete 3 PIECES : Natural Gum ,,. gr ed : Oll-rich tutri - tonic : Y waves deep down, 5 en H vem er, shatter $25.14 14% : Set ae patented ofl - creme @ cesign. : Value } oe e Swimmers’ ; ROBERT CURLEY NU-CURL 450 : | e fines ° : bree iret cualiey With Lanolin 70% of solids. Hair conditioner, ] - i . fee OE What — otal: Snorkels 4 4 REEL. Model 1760, sige § : ; nm » Bon-reverse, can’t bac’ : c i LIQUINET HAIR SPRAY ¢ 3 atinch 19 The eriginal hair spray bomb. Reg. $2.50 value. ini a : ae $ 39-inch 99° \G v 5 D4 ~ * nf . : 3-Piece Jointed © Automaticvalve NN wr PANTS | : = B R ODS S seals out water, (Zo boo @ Fits everyone. : cay Wi ENE 99° Lian 3 12 ray Length. . : All New KAPOK Filled | IMILAS a | ; 13 Foot Length... ot 43 ° Jackets Sdabecined—~Wesheble : el ? “ ¢ 2% i 15 Foot. Length......1.39. : Child’s Life Its, . he ? tie : Firs tdi’ \ $. ,All Sizes : Children‘ s Shorts - salt mie te eR tie 1 Sd nie 2 og Snipes bs see metal top | 2 iudiestudige . ° ee 3 bs f a ' . } ty S PZ f WS i ae pee THE PONTIAC PRESS. siicidibintine MAY 98, 1057 \ wf ry “PHONE FE 4.25111 Match *em Up for Summer! Girls’ Sleeveless BLOUSES sixes QQ Girls’ cool sleeveless blouses for Summer at terrific savings! Sanforized cottdms in white and | , Reg. pastels. Sizes 7 to 14. Don’t miss this value! $1 98 Sebeeens B-14 occ ccienseesswac senses: 1.99 COTTON SKIRTS. se 1,99 summer prints at a A great big group of boys’ sportshirts te go at- terrific savings! All Sanforized cot- tons in prints, stripes and new calypso designs. With convertible collars. Sizes 6 Girls’ cool skirts in to 16 in many Summer tiny price! Sanforized Sobel. Sizes 7 to 14. colors. Save! Save now! Subteens, 8-14, Reg. 3.98............... 2.99 Charge an Armload Charge Them All at Weaite's ... Second Floor at Waite's . . . Second Floor! SPECIAL HALF-PRICE SALE! Boys’ Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS. 99 FB Frosty, Summer EARRING BONANZA ay 7 9 = 99° Cool Summer earrings at fabu- lous savings! Frosty whites, metal and whites, buttons, flor- als, sprays, bold and conserva- tives. Hurry in for best selec- tion! & Charge « Jewel Box Full — at Waite’s ... Street Floor iy KNEEHIGH s> SEAMLESS NYLONS © Cool . : . Trouble Free . . . Filmy Sheer ite 2 ras 99 A Real Buy in Very Slight Irregulars! Cool, plain knit sheer knee-high — at a fabulously low because of tiny ee -— opriee- —— eee appearance or wearing quality. In ine sizes 842-11. Save! SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING AT 9:30! Only 400 Pair! Charge Several Pairs at Waite's . . . Street Floor “SALE OF LADIES? LIGHTWEIGHT LUGGAGE! | 3b, 18 and 21-INCH CASES —- Washable a Calocdnst NO-IRON SEERSUCKER BEDSPREADS sth $4. 99 Twin Ses So bright, so cheerful.and cool, > too, because you just wash and hang . ironing at all. Choose pink, blue, onan white or red in full or -twin. sizes. _Charge Your at Waite’s . 45 Fourth Floor THAT REVERSE for DOUBLE the WEAR! — oa Room Size - oY Pry $17” woven fiber rugs ., _ Fashion impor- _ fance for every one of your floors, Beige, grey or green. Waite’s ... Downstairs | eer errr fh $5. eps 24-inch. ee as wid Trai Coses, Reg. 12.98 cp 10” ae $1995 17°99 ste _ Men’s “Custom Leisurewear’’ SHORT SLEEVE @ PRINTS @ CHECKS @ NEW NEAT PRINTS aah WHITE & PASTELS @ NEW CLIP FIGURE PRINTS @ COOL, COMFORTABLE BATISTE CHECKS @ IVY MINIATURE TARTAN PLAIDS AND STRIPES @ POLISHED RAYON LINEN IN WHITE AND PASTELS Weite's... Street Floor CHOICE of — of HOUSE HANDBAG SALE! | = Any $2.98 Handbag in Our Entire Department FoR=«s« 8 ONLY 2.36 _ YOU SAVE 20% © 12 favorite shapes! © 12 populer materiais! ® 12 beautiful colors! *® 1500 begs! SALE STARTS FRIDAY AT 9:30 A M. Waite's eee Street Floor _ Men’s Washable‘ -IVY LEAGUE POLISHED COTTON SLACKS sm 83, 99° The: most popular slack in town ne . « with the casual styling you want. The non-pleated front and belt-in-the-bock show that. you appreciate top tailoring. Sizes 28 to 40 in the favorite “wheat” color, or black, Save now! Charge Several Today at Waites... Street Floor - You Saw It on TV! You Bought the Sets! 9) ‘THE, PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 25/1957 pe Over your favorite Summer Dress... RAYON FAILLE COATS at terrific savings! @ Black @ Navy Sizes 10-18 the clock... sudden Summer Don't miss this value! Charge Yours... | SHOP FRIDAY Till 7 599 @Halters.... $1.59 @ Short Shorts . $1.99 ; Sizes -@Bermudas .. . . 52.99 10-20 A coat with many lives. So versatile you wear it around casually in daytime, dramatic at night! Water repellent for those showers. Anniversary Sale Specials! NAUTICAL DENIM PLAY CLOTHES Starting at a Value Packed $1.59 @ Sleeveless Blouses $3.99 : Don’t -let the tiny prices fool @ Pedal Pushers . . $3.99 Dee' ler the tiny prices. foot . Ba styled sports clothes in the very 5 height of fashion! So easy care, @ Skirts... . . . . 53.99 tate ot tue! So ee a whisk with a warm iron, and ; $ they look new again! Of fine td] T-Shirts . * . . . 1.99 cotton — chambray, color- fast and forized . . . and @ Tank Tops . $2.99 Sch ‘iny prcns! Women's Sizes 38-44 1.00 more Cherge Yours ,.. Third Floor Third Floor A bat makes you look prettier... and feel it, tool ISS EKSO EE FD oe Anniversary Sale Specials! NEW SUMMER HATS 99 Reg. $3.98 | to $6.98 You'll have the time “of your life sorting through our collection of new Summer hats priced at-a tiny 2.99! 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All Matched Up for Summer! Easy Care... Wash “n’ Wear Cotton Pinafores —~ For Mother Sixes 12-20, 142+ 24% pad - 3. oy a Vetst For Daughter Sizes 3-6x, 7-14 |” 2.98 Value . So much charm at such a tiny price! Mother. wa daughter are all miatched up for summer in these easy © care cotton pinafores. They . need little or no ironing, ace Sanforized, and will keep their gay colors, In gay flowered prints, white with either red,- blue or. lilac. Save today! + Eee Mothers . . . Third Floor Daughters . , .: Second Floor a Boys’ and Girls? Smart Ganvas Oxfords —_ se } | Poe eT j ex, ; ae at ps < yet 7 = = Fj 5 ee i ates ‘ So ars eed \ | Pts HEY y) Sy ' : i 4 " THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MAY 23, 1037 |THE PONTIAC PRESS t= me ee Pe ORS Con : Voice of the People _ io. As. _ Peatios 12. - : 7 : : ohde \ i. , 2 ° . . “3 : i ei oe oe tm Pa pus bites” = With the signing of this accord, 7 Armenian Group | Protests Presidest afd Publisher $236 million was available for Span-' WI: 2 : er. "Eager: “Eareus* "ish ald in funds appropriated by Con- Filming of Life of Kemal Reset Baseers, pwd A gress between 1951 and 1953> Of this ee . * SEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAD OF CIRCULATIONS MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ee —aeeneeemne Press is entitled exclusively to the ‘eeal news printed t= this for republics : Sowepaner ae well sc all OP news dispatches. Powrmec Pures ts deitrered by carrier & Week: where carrier service is not ivatlable by mail — Genesee. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957 Study Military Problem After a 10 month study investi- gating the loss of men with critical technical skill in the armed services, the Cordiner committee has come up with some far-reaching recom- + mendations on manpower and com- University. Other members are the assistant secretaries of the three services, four retired officers — one $151 million was in military and $35— tiations, the U. S. can count on _ three of the four bases for a limited emergency. The fourth Strategic Air base -will not be completed fully for a year and the key naval base at Rota will be ready in 1959. It will command the entrance to the Mediterranean —s_—— . at Gibraltar. Past experience in building foreign bases, Air Force authorities say, shows that it pays to move into a country slowly. As part of this policy the Air Force is building the bases at — a pace the local economy can sup- port. Spanish labor and contractors are used wherever possible. x *« * Under the base agreement, Spain modern and best equipped bases in the world. CELLAR, MEW. 11’ HEADING OUR WAY James Marlow Says: Knowland Constantly Opposes Ike of Mustafa Kemal, the so-called George Washington of Turkey. Is it not a shame to compare this man, who is: responsible for deaths of thousands of Armenians, Greeks and Jews, to a great patriot like Washington? Kemal was directly involved in massacre of thousands of Greeks and Armenians in World Wart, and it is our moral obligation to register protest against this man who played an important part in the downfall ef the Armenian - Independent Republic. @ Many local Armenians have per- sonally felt the blow of his sword; members .of their families have perished. Many of us are children of those who had to flee to escape ridssacre. Hollywood cannot glam- - orize him to us because we are familiar with his history. How well it would be if the movie portrayed him as he really was. Betty Apigian, Corr. Sec., riage of high school students. What's wrong with a couple of 18- year-old kids getting married if they're both that dumb? What will have? Personally, if we were to Editor Retat] Advertising ar illo! af ; ; * a 7 Bittor OCrasstfied Manager m al ai cael not be published f the writer so re- plan fo retire, it would be neces. Eatered . the letter is ert os x * * — sary for us to sell our present : Office, Pontiac, as second clase matter : ; ys —— = Now, after four years of nego- We recently read that a major home Hollywood studio is filming the life Mr. and Qirs. Taxpayer Suggestions were asked for on the Pontiac General Hospital issue, I, suggest the hospital reserve ample facilities for Pontiac city residents who may require hos. pitalization, and further, that only emergency cases from outside the ~city be admitted uniess the reserve facilities are above local require- ments. Also, strictly emergency cases should be admitted at the local charge with no surtax. Naff Tax you had as efficient a ' pensation. gets nine squadrons of U.S. built jet er Sn a wep The committee, named for its fighters for its own use to co-operate the Armenian Youth Federation $380,000, expent expenses at $508,000. ‘The ' chairman, Rate# J. Corpiver, presi- . with American forces there. It is good — profit was $14,000. - dent of General Electric, has a dis- to know that’ this strategic country MORR/S—» Readers Discuss tin, Cheatie Riiasees tinguished membership including Dr. in our line of defense is being ~ : Supe ‘Teen Marriages — Joun A. Hanwan of Michigan State strengthened and will have the most. Sweeping the Prairie Parent wrttes te Veiew of the ‘Ike Has Own People and protests against mar- Do-It-Yourself’ from each service—as well as repre- > °° —— 2g by waiting 3 ew i , SE The Man About Town — Marry * * * By JAMES MARLOW When the administration re- a cease-fire around Formosa. Ancther Porent Mr. Uhan Dislikes The investigation brought out the faet that 500,000 men had to be kept constantly in training to maintain a flow of skilled men for an effective combat and sup- A Thousand Years Combined Services of Our Retired Federal Employes WASHINGTON W — It was al- most an understatement when ‘President Eisenhower said of Sen. Knowland of California: ‘‘He has got some very strong convictions on the other side of the fence.” Knowland is not only Republi- can leader in the Senate — but is leased the record of the wartime Roosevelt-Churchill-Stalin ence at Yalta, he was against using it for polit- ical advantage. Knowland said: confer- Eisenhower said The high schools of the country should compel children that get married to leave immediately. It's bad enough in college. Teacher A lit1-year-old married girl in Legislator Pension © I understand legislators of- Mich- igan have settled on a pension plan for themselves and need only the Governor's signature. I would sure- ly like a pension after eight years port force of 2.3 million. This ie bua - pregame ae Ejsenhower’s closest contact with and derided the idea of against high school is. a bad influence on of doubtful service at age 60. enormous training load is due to nen Eger & of > oe ssa the Senate. He's been in repeated peaceful co-existence with Russia cyts in his budget, Knowland has 16, 17 and 18-year-old girls. She Come on, shake them up. Give loss of skilled personnel on com- ry to make Om OC OS nat conferences with him since 1953 n Eisenhower said that kept calling for a slice of about should start going around with them the works. Ninety per cent * * * was the hope of the world, Know- three billion dollars. And he threw other married people. of the taxpayers are with you. How pletion of the service period. Only At a dinner of the local members of = gine he might seem the one land opposed Eisenhower’s send- cold water on Eisenhower's pro- Older Sister 820Ut_@ headline: “‘No money for 10 per cent of the “expensive-to- the National Association of Retired Fed- Fisenhower has to depend on most ing the Air Force chief of staff, gram for federal aid to education. schools, hospital, etc., but we'll train-skills” re-enlist. In less eral Employes next Tuesday evening it to get Senate agreement on his Gen. Nathan F, Twining, to Mos- Hew dces a 2 high school take a pension.” ~~ is expected that members will be present . Knpowland’s record of dif- a ee Be aap eee te THOUGHTS FOR TODAY boy support his wife? Kenneth Uhan skilled categories the re-enlist- whose service to the government totals a with coreg = op- as « Thea < the multitude oy Wondering 8 S. Squirrel Rd. | - to some of cies lence, gave audience . eames —_—- ment ruby 16 2 per cont. vent will be held et the Pontiac Federal i slmost startling. a ee Oe ta ‘ - * evecit sill he lore Knowland has no intention of re- which meant Eisenhower — had, miracles and wonders Ged bed Elvis’ Influence Worried Student’ ___.__“In the Strategic Air Command,” on West Huron St. Most of those who be ha - 4 he wi - th rreein a “package” < th them.—Acts 15:12, Pa = Has Good Effect’ Answers Letter : “ ’ let four Communist x «© *& 7 oO declared Conpiner, “the retention of eee have been with the postal Senate when his term is up next alls parade oe Tins eheda @ one Oe Instead of criticizing Elvis Pres- In reply to the person griping skilled manpower now being lost “'V°® eee * * * When Eisenhower was willing laws of heaven.—Jean Paul Rich- ee ee eae an about school taxes, Pontiac has : ~ ———— ze is a uence for needed a new school fi fa increase aireya{t-in-commis- I'm certainly gig@ to” learn that my Po «perenne - no ihnen-.. 5 SR fe Oe Red Solon shew. * ci good. He doesn’t smoke or drink. years. We have aatna junior highs, sion rates to... an equivalent of six old and valued friend, a — K rin hogy pond - Elvis doesn't like giris to chew but have done nothing about the and one-half. combat ready B-47 Sara Van Hoosen Jones, scribed: his job as one for bring- Dr. William Brady Says: ~grdhagaiosat g vad oo m4 i Gs thee oss ake oe wings, an increase in effectiveness of agrees with a current editorial in The Pontiac Press in regard to our May ! B-12 Plus Fresh Greens 20 per cent. , weather. others are so full we can't ’ . This is a little puzzling. When Dyed-in-the-Wool Fan If the committee's recommenda- “tvs simply pertect,” says Miss be opposes Eisentower, he's a Tonic for Peaked Child se anne ne Se Seen Se eet tions were adopted, the chairman Jones, “for growing all farm rallying point for all others who eare U Election Results Of course, if you're out of said that savings in defense costs products, and especially has it _—‘“ee! the same a Se necume Bring Letters —, you — worry ahead of $5 billion a year by 1962 or been helpful with hay, oats and pM Pern readies ‘party. Carefully controlled experiments For either send stamped, self- | i pall pacc bmg pees earlier would be effected. The wheat.” ~ 2 + * * Harpies prasciper vitassin nee addressed envelope; if you ask for We wish to thank all other “NO” don’t like it that way. We won't Navy and Air Force ealeulate that ‘These hot days edly in the year aren't — In 1955 he claimed he had sup “ti tine i the seen bots inchegy 28 conis AAMNSeanl: TEY ‘saay far siiciols oud oliuss Ge wan tate’ tnt ooee en ecidents cost them $2 millio nature’s well ordered and well planned ported Eisenhower 91 per cent of ee ~ * * very seay do when there isn’t enough accidents cos em million a ma : the time in his first two White treatment of arie- Signed letters. not more thant one page WO Go not live in Pontiac or pay money to build? day in material alone during ™ethod. Leave “Dame Nature slone. io years But this is part of a than var. or 100 words long to personal city taxes to say raise taxes for. ; _ he'll usually handle everything as it ious other famil- neath end een oe this or that, bat the taxpayers’do | ‘disagree with his way of think- fiseal 1956. the record of his differences with treatment, ‘will be answered - jag about tems, Let’ should be. msi Eisenhower since becoming Re- jar old remedies. Dr, William Brady, if 9 stamped. self- care. A little thought should be s get our * * * ascites Pe * publican leader in 1953: But combine B- hg em sty Neal o- 6-8 gre Mead school. i Defense Secretary Wuson said Many of my readers tell me they've (That year Eisenhower | sala 2 a ae SS seme mee that the legislative proposals had never seen a State of Michigan Flag, and 1) 10 an jasue in the 1954 elec- in - like sub- ‘ . _- now tions, Knowland said it would be. ‘tance called Case Records of a Psychologist: been worked out carefully after discussions with the President and had the unanimous approval of servr ‘County ‘Clerk ‘Lynn D. Allen has one on display in his office. Look it over. He bucked Eisenhower's policy of placing defense contracts in un- areas. _ Eisenhower was opposed to let- folic acid, and you have some-. thing. DR. BRADY Folic acid occurs in green rin ice secretaries and the Chiefs of leaves,- and cooking destroys most Discussion B : Ee Red China into the United gs Understanding Staff. In Mr. Wmson’s opinion the 4 former newspaperman and true Nations but still wanted to save of it. Another good reason why & ~ 71) isa Society is help- — ° tial’ step tend of The Pontiac Press, is the U.N. Knowland said that if green salad~is an indispensable The Altrusa Society is help- man" is passe. toward improving the balance of - 4. soon st, who ‘says, “Where Tis Senate seat and werk to tale Folic acid om sito in —— and greater kk porhncap be moon # ~ Whe ‘United States out of the wor! issues, especi ver a von. bulary, personne! skills and experience in the otner people call police, fire or other nou ney, and in yeast and mushrooms. - by such discussion do we make by which - — Only infinitesimal amounts of it Progress. The Five Blind Men ideas. armed forces. He said the need was ‘ departments when something happens, I *.* & urgent and that if legislation were all The Press.” - ° He wanted — but Eisenhower good of Hindustan thus didn’t real- didn’t ‘agree — to break off dip- _ their are required to maintain 3 made effective January 1, 1958, his. ~ cee aS “nt lomatic relations with ~ Russia was mee Real pioneer Pythians at the recént The combination of folic acid So. encourage more ebating, not just department would absorb within its , . the shooting down of an and the red vitamin seems to be pantetia high school, but in dinner in honor of the seventieth anni plane, He must have sori e™ de ’ peop eg tol mar versary of the local lodge included — Charlies E. Durrant, Harry O, Whitfield, Richard §S. Jackson, William H. Harris, ~ and Frank L. Becker. present budget any immediate ad- '~* qitional cost. ‘ ‘ . Mr. Cordiner stated that for a small initial investment a promising start could be made to halt and reverse the inflationary . _. trend toward even higher cost of ' Government. He believes that the _committee’s recommendations “contemplate savings and defla- tionary influence.” , ‘In the light of this statement and Secretary Wrson’s approval, the - Conpiwer report should receive care- ful study by the Budget Bureau. - Our Bases in Spain The complicated history of U.S. aid to Spain began ‘with a $62.5 mil-. lion Joan in 1950. But it was not until =: September 1953, that an agreement “outaiders -. for air and naval bases in Spain was. foreign policy. ° : He voted for the final version In our quest for the largest pansy S easd te tek brains ‘hOho) blossom, several have been received, the i \imit Eisenhower's treaty-mak- largest being that from. . ing powers. . Eisenhower was : Mrs. Lawrence Burbank of Birmingham. Pressed between two sheets of paper, it measured just over three inches ‘across. Quite facetiously, she states that her family claims no re- lation to ‘ : Luther Burbank, the famous horticultural wizard, but ‘wonders if he didn’t have something to do: with her strain of pansies. . Portraits. _ By JAMES J. Rana eacregie Praising this newspaper, a letter from And they nape an ngful are useful too . . es __ Mrs. Geraldine Eisemann _—___ they_are really beautiful. . .’ of ‘Metamora wonders if herself and ‘ey, inspire you. « . Memories of other outsiders are eligible to compete that were sweet .. . Wound around in our June temperature guessing con- the happiness... Of of Madison Heights;~ one hundredth ” birthday. | of ‘Lake Orion, ¢ighty-seventh birthday, ©" ¥ ed dl 5 } : u i e y : [ », &, \ a ; ee a + : \ i ale \ f = aa 1 RU tk fo ee A cl a ieee ) — Ha “ % * >" é NOTICE -OF INTENTION TO CON- struct cated and related work on New Yor by that at s reg- of Pam men of the be the plan, profile and estimate, the cost reof shall special @ te g to frontage meet in the Chamber on May 28, 1967, at p.m. to hear aptiee and jections that may. be by parties W.O, Tito Dated May 22, 1857 ADA sae aS” THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957 oe ps ie ed ae : \ . ook ‘SEVEN , _.. . Jewish Couple Fight to Keep Florida Governor to Rul lon Fate of Hildy McCoy | TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (®—The; The comele. v0 up their gael long struggle of a Jewish couple|and a dry-cleaning business in} to keep their Catholic-born foster|Brookline, Mass., daughter in defiance of MasS@-' setts Supreme Court ruled in 1955 chusetts law reached a showdown they must give up the 6-year-old Melvin Ellis, 45, and his — backgrounds. . %, were called “We’ ‘ i anymore,” _—" 8 e’re not running any dition hearing. here.” The governor's decision will de- “If by serving a couple of years termine whether the Ellises mist! i, prison I might settle the thing] fice kidnaping charges in et would not mind so much,” he’ +chusetts or may remain in Flor-| 14 «But—the-thought—of- giving: ida and keep the blonde, blue-|i.> up is more than I can bear. | eyed Hildy McCoy. We're pinning our faith on the Lord and Gov. Collins.” | Hildy, who graduates from the | Love's Splendors jt tomorrow, _stayed| Lost for Writer | part in “Snow White and the Ei lof PrizeSong | |. str. Els si . . Mrs. Ellis said the child under- = stands only in a general way the SANTA MONICA, Calif. @ — A legal song written by Sammy Fain pré-| been told the details. Collins on an extra-|pyig said “We'll make our stand ? fight over her and has not} May 23, ‘81 - : claims that “Love is .a many ~*~ * #* = = LAST AFFAIR — The jast Fair of the season o Penton Press Paete \Splendored thing.” But Jane! he child's natural mother, Mrs. Combined, sewer on perth side of Ken- for McVittie school area residents willbe held watch. Mrs. Henry Kline is one of the chairmen. |Fischer proclaims that being mar- yyariorie McCoy Doherty, gave) <7 M. Smith, Astrom Asm.| from 4 to 8 p. m, Saturday. First grader, Ricky Other attractions will include a fishpond, cake- (ried to Sammy is something else Hildy up for adoption 10 days aft-| ge Be come o— Reene attempts to toss a bean-bag through the walk, refreshments of‘all kinds, and outside pony (again. er her birth, She learned later that | Margaret 4, Hateber,, clown's mouth, as Diane Kline and Albert Yates rides. | f ~*~ * * the Ellises were Jewish and de- re ett oe thier, She won a divorce from the 4-|manded that Hildy be returned to) 7. Bryon ce ty, Dremel, Maye . — agp emg re under a Massachusetts law | D Hungerford, i ° song-writer yesterday, claiming which says children “when prac- ti ate woae et SCHOOIDOY, 14, Slays Mother, Sister, rss ‘imsney rains witout icabie" sat be placed tor adn. Biatg Wena M, Ubsile, Stout Real wa 8 -™ 4 4 | provocation." ition with parents. of thé same m. A. Giles, Charles 6. Dugan, Ag 2 ; j faith. Wa. William Howell, Dillman H S d Miss Fischer, 26, is in New York ror tee Alter Argument About His: StuqieS {cay “spearn ins Broadway The cours ruled for Mrs. Do! fang. Caries Meshes, Louls Warringtes. show. herty, but the Ellises disappeared) Charles . , Wm. ‘ : * * * with the child. cua ¥. Mra. L.| RYE N.Y. @ — A 14year-cold|/were Mrs. Dorothy Casey,-48, and|pital about the samie time to be) Kampe, James C. Raymond, James F.| , : Under a property settlement,) They were found in March in) Wares Bes Winer Deva aa tend Schoolboy shot his mother eo * ae of the Rye treated for his heart ae Bes will pay her $13,200 over a Miami through a routine check on Commpeng, | — nana Harry yc. a lolder sister to death in a wild) : = Andrew eS NY. two-year. period. The couple mar-|Ellis' automobile registration. He werd Dunvant’ Wilism CC. Daakert. burst of rifle fire last night after a ® lands Hospital at East View, N.Y..| 504 sept. 11, 1954. has been working as a_ clothing Edith Lewis, line, Avery, his The 50-year-old father, Gene R.for psychiatric examination under : \salesman. Willis, Victor BR Svjen, Arie A. Dehite.'a quarrel with the sister over ‘Casey, is a public relationg firm/court order. He was charged with + < + who hustled a for the Boston Globe and maga-|that because of his age this was = Police said 43 Homes Turned Over | Petitions to Collins, have ‘heen charge tha to Crippled Korean Vets heavily in favor of the Ellises.| orig = PP ‘About 13,000 persons have wired SPECIAL BIKE SALE Scheu Ut Mod els Save on popvlar “OTHER HORNET MODELS Our Reg. $59.95 on Sale at $54.95 Boy's 26-Incn Model .715 Down — $2.50 per Week | YOUR OLD BIKE TAKEN IN TRADE | "EASY TERMS — WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL SCARLETT'S 20 E. LAWRENCE ST. - Pontiac —Behind Pontiac Stote Bank BICYCLE SHOP FREE PARKING -Back of Our Own Store 4 Wilson, Eimer Wilson, ’ pebinette, armed the older boy, collapsed| Dist. Atty. Joseph F. Gagliardi lodged. } _ a C Ves Bost. &. Howard 2 oege Resert. from a heart attack after police of Westchester County and Rye) Police and neighbors of the| nn tes eS ceri comin. se Bicep ata ws sent on, Bove Eee, Smee Dao arrived. He was reported in criti- Police Chief Robert Warren ques-Caseys in the middle-class neigh- iargely with American denations. \extendicted tor breaking the Mas-| James MePharson Leo J Christisn, ure. cal condition in a hospital today.|tioned the youth and pieced to borhood near Long Island Sound) were turned over today to % sachusetts law | — — — Sbuitz, Wm &) + * © gether this account: \said Andrew had a reputation as| ... South Korean veterans. |: _ : Mabel Merrill, L. Hayes & H. iet.| The atrew Cu Andrew and Sheila quarreled'a good boy and a hard worker) M. & Townsend, ” Mahan, Bedford! slayer, Andrew Casey, a aa | Francis Cardinal Spellman, Ro-| R. Gmith Leen L toss Setehe.|tall and stocky Rye High School|°Ver studies. The euraged boy,/who often delivered papers and) . ; | : : : . | ; man Catholic Archbishop of New) Laon foie” ved, Gor. © | techman, was Bot told his mother|*r™merty 2 member of the rifeicut lewns. York, gave $10,000 toward the| Elvin “Hr adwr’’ Welter Vr Jectton’land sister were dead. Police de-|Club of the Police Athletic League, _ * ® \paaaee Gr yetaraiea oultecing trans! Ignace Koshebe.’ Ovcar | Partia. "Nick, ap »|went to his room and loaded his ; ibeecgiemy m| thu, Gam MeCarty. Clathorne wu-|scribed him as “terribly sorry \.22 caliber pump gun. He strode A third Casey son, Shawn, is a spinal disease. U. 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It's made up ef new | words and old words with new } definitions,-as recorded in the 1957 Britannica Book of the Year. Compiled by Encyclopaedia Bri- | tannica, the newly published Book of the Year devotes a fair share of its one million words to the subject of words—the newest twists and turns taken by the English language. Some of the new terms already are familiar. Among them: Exur- banite, soil bank and tranquilizer. Some come hard on the heels: ef other new expressions which caught on. 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Snaviey, 25, of 1155|factory condition at St. Joseph’s|the court dismissed eo chaige of) 2 ee Meadowlawn Dr., received head'in-|Mason, 22, of 63% S. Edith St.|Fairfax Rd,, received possible fraec-|Mercy tal today, Trooper's re-/running through a stop light at KING’S ea nae ie ers ster ane Pa ce ee ee a ered | See td tT r ean f n | re ran a t J w rt of 't any ie Aw WATERBURY, Conn. (INS) —;murder in jail at New Haven after al oseph Mercy Santo atk hak cee Highland |Roy song ar ut oN. George J. Davies, the confessed slayer of 8-year-old Brenda Jane Doucette, has admitted the murder of a French Canadian girl—whose body was found near Waterbury Tuesday. * * * Davies told police about Probe Denver Icebox Murder Seek Mate of Woman Found, Slain and Tied, in Refrigerator the DENVER (#—The body of ‘Mrs. Mary Martinez Mills, 26, was) found jammed in a refrigerator in her apartment yesterday and po- lice said today they were seeking her husband for questioning. Investigators identified the hus- band as Ernest J. Mills, 33, and said he had served 3% years in prison on a manslaughter convic- tion at Hayti, Mo., in 1934. * * * Mrs. Mills had been slashed across the throat. Tape bound her wrists. The refrigerator still was operating. Mr. and Mrs, William E. Yea- ger, custodians of the apartment building, said -they went into the couple’s quarters yesterday cause they had not seen Mrs. Mills since May 13. Mrs. Yeager said Mrs. Mills’ em- ployer called at the apartment the next day because she had net come to work, Mills answered the knock and said his wife was sick and = on $1,000 Bond the mud-soaked body of convent-|then struck an auto while driving pital today. trained Gaetane Boivin was dis-; covered by a hunter in a thickly’ wooded area about three miles from the site where Brenda was) | slain. The 16-year-old girl had been. |missing nearly two weeks. The 38-year-old, convicted sex offender said that his method of eperation was the same in beth killings. Details of the confession were first disclosed in ‘Waterbury by) States Attorney William B. Fitz-; gerald. * ¥ * Davies previously admitted lur- ing Brenda into his car, driving - her to a secluded spot and then killing her when she resisted his attempts to pet her. : Brenda was stabbed 22 times with a screw driver. Gaetane also had 22 wounds, three in | the heart. Davies said he‘ had | stabbed .Gaetane with another screw driver. | A newspaper ad started the shy | French Canadian teenager on the’ road to death. She had advertised in a local newspaper for a job as a domestic to help her family who had brought her to Waterbury in 1955 from a small community in Quebec. Costello Freed _ Gambler Spent 15 Days in Prison for Refusing to Answer ‘Questions _had gone to visit her family at Riverton, Wyo. The Yeagers did not see Mills after May 17, last Friday, Detective Chris Herrera said Mills is only five feet tall, weighs 140, and has a reputation as a “heavy drinker who gets vicious."’ He has a police record in Denver and was arrested at Traverse City, Mich,, in July of 1948 for investi- gation of statutory rape. There was No record here of the disposi- ithe Rikers Island workhouse yes-| | NEW YORK (INS) — Gambler Frank Costello was released from ‘'terday under $1,000 bail after serv- ing 15 days of a 30-day contempt sentence. Supreme Court Justice Edgar J Nathan Jr. approved Costello's re- lease pending an appeal on ond contempt sentence. k & * | The 66-year-old gambler was im-, tion of that case. $150 in Articles Stolen _From Park Fieldhouse Articles valued at $150 were stol- en from the fieldhouse at Beaudette Park between 5 p.m. Tuesday—and—i0—a-m: = Wednesday} after thieves removed the lock from the rear door. prisoned for refusing to answer questions before a grand jury prob- ing the May 2 attempt on his life during which a bullet grazed his: scalp, Costello refused to tell the grand jury anything about a slip of paper detectives found in his | pocket containing - words “Ca- sino wins—$651,% Waiting for Costello as the ferry from Rikers Islan workhouse a” epee Leonard Buss, supervisor of the Parks and Recreation Department; of Pontiac, told police a 25 watt! amplifier with attached legs and| an electro-voice microphone and table stand were missing. | the boat. docked in the Bronx were his at-| torneys, Edward B, Williams and; ‘Morris Shilensky. . 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Briefs trim you with comfort, contain built-in sup- port; change pocket. Matching shirt and 5.98 Stpahihe delat Give Perfect Fit Only a stretch nylon trims you, . stays neat le you're active on One size fits 28 to 38. " Boyville ede Neck Cotton Knit Shirts $1 Each Blazer stripes and fancy pat- - Sturdy. < terns in ——, colors. long- , mized colton tw gf Nylon ° Pgs ot - crew Rich vat-dyed tan neck. So low Priced Sizes Mer uaoeere 1% Sizes. b.16 ’ roughhouse s washfast, sunitst. ~* oa a western cut wih are blue denim, Sizes 4- nega 99 Charge It Patterned Cabanas . New Style esder!. patierns ‘hls vol cress or sty: League Jacket the part. otton. S-M-L-XL......... $8 Now Only, 4% ~ Oadby 3% For Leisure Comfort Comfortable summer - weight Strap back oat waist and Men's lightweight poplin for cotten. Two-piece outlit. button down collar put you in work or play Washable Many handsome patterns latest , style! Cotton sheen cotton in *small thru ‘extra 144-17. 5.98 gabardine, In tan, 8. large. Several color choices, Putter Pants at Pre-Summer Savings rey 398 333 Pilgrim Terry Cloth Robes Reg. 9.98 Y hes Polished Cotton Pants Are Washable Year ‘round comfort with “no Look fresh in washable They have luster and. back iron” convenierice. Double- corded cotton twill panis! strap fresh style! Cuffed bot- thick collar, 3 pockets. Sizes 4-pleat front, self-fabric full toms, zip fly. In 4asteful tan Now ' belt. 8 colors. Sizes 30 to 42 «or black. 29 to 38. Cool Lightweight Sport Coats and Slacks Fashion Tailored | wool sport coats waitence Das. 2 cabl Sino insibide wi sarees ite shades and in te ie You need: Shop now and savel ss small thru x-large. egulorly at $6.98 Make your choice of cool, arent sioes ac many rich 4 In : cod wait sizes 28 fo 42: Shop ot Seas fot i cy Ny | THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957 ‘ FIFTEEN Frogmen’ Raise Copper ee ee re Named for Elvis / {the bird acquired the name be Most Absent Minded? © jowner The owner turned ‘up : have brought up \good hauls. \The ica use of its unusual knack SYDNEY — In Australia’s worst| admella carried 90 tons of cop- TUCSON, Aric. U — The Atl winging its hips — tnusual STERLING, Colo. ® — Police itorgot his key. sea disaster, the coastal ship Ad-lper, In earlier salvage attempts|zona-Sonora Desert Museum, which/among owls, that is, Chief Hugh O’Neal has a nomina- - mella sank off South Australia 97/25 tons were recovered. maintains a collection of birds and) tion for the absent minded mer-| About 53 per cent of American animals native to the Southwest,| More than one-half of the olljchant of the year. Police found the|families own their homes, a aboard 89 perished. The other day Portland coment was first made|now be an owl named Elvis. |wells drilled in the U. S. are still|door open to a Sterling businessjratio than ever before in U. frogmen went down to salvageiin the U. S$. in 1870. Director William H. Woodin said) producing. estublianement. They notified thelhistory, iproniptly to lock the door + but “i * s + Guppies Go on Binge HAMMOND, Ind.» — A guppy in Mrs, Howard L, Rose’s aquar- jum gave birth to nine little gup- pies and then flipped out of the/ocean safety pins, Mrs, Rose delivered 21 more, lide guppies Toes the tiny fish's body, Maximum ‘depth of the Atlantic ocean is estimated to be 30,236 feet at a point to the north of Puerto Rico. 10] 4:1 014 G1, loa or special cotfons Come find the coolest of cottons in your favorite styles a from shirtwaist to two-piecer. Choose from a fabulous array ~ 9a of fabrics including leno polished cottons, eyelet effect cottons and many more. In colorful solids, prints, plaids and checks. Most of the fabrics are of those that can be washed, with very little ironing. Junior sizes 7 to 15, misses’ sizes 10 to 20 and half sizes of 144 to 24%. Use Sears . Easy Payment plan. Charge it! wd Ledies Ready-to-Wear—Secoad Floor i No-lron Crinkle Cotton Cabana Set Toddlers’ Rumba Cotton Creepalongs for Husky Boys Ruffle Sunsuits Each 1” Set 2” Fach 98° co orful Cute prints or solid colors WNo-iron crinkle cotton that’s a Cunning little sunsuits of with embroidery trims. Snap joy to weer, needs no iron- easy-to-care-ior no-lron cot- crotch, non-slip button-on sus- ing! Button suspenders, sncp ton. Button straps, lined bib. tto ns penders. 6 to 18 months. crotch. Sizes 1-3. Similar. Assorted colors. 1-3. ; Toddlers’ Classic Bib-Top Sunsuits Each QRS Let ‘em soak up the sun in-one of these coffon plisse sunsulls with double fabric bibs. Assort- ed colors and trims. 1-4. lead the value parade! az K\" No-lron Cotton in Cool Boxer Shorts Only 698 ‘es ie » Sears has a shirt parade! A tremendous selection of Sanforizéd* imported cottons in solids, j : and Comfortable canvas oxfords ciitlicune, cacbiteid clink: :. air, thick soles for more comfort. Choice of colors; men's sizes. Men’s Gold Bond Casuals of eee eben deme $ 5 - dron beautifully. Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear =-Sovund Floor « ©-Foam soles, soft leather uppers. Color choice. your choice of styles all regularly at 2.98 and 3.98 Pretty Kerrybrookes of cool summer styles. Choice of soft pliable leather or - Cool fabrics for summer comfort. Many _-colors too, tocluding white and black. 3 sizes. Choose red or blue. acy wr maim Bo : BS? s Ss Printed and solid ¢olor no-iron eR ety f> cotton with all around covered Bzt>- a 3° elastic waists, handy back igs? i 2 pocket. For girls; boys, 1-6. ree Fr ° ¥ 32 y 4 * Céek cany on the feet. and all in wonderful new Summer é R i p i} Y Canvas provides plenty of y 8 8 colors. Sizes 10 to 18. Wash and “ teen NIGHTS kage 2% ., for Leadership sale ... MONDAY girls’ 7 to 14 Honeylane sportswear left to save! ‘Her Honeylane = shirt i wobble cotnen ted : honeylane values add up toa pocketinl of savings b Band waist, in red, turquoise cotton knit. Big as- sortment includes ail kinds of patterns, stripes, checks, ~ ete. 7 to 14, 66e Honeylane shoris too! Cot- ton poplins, denims in the happiest — —_ you ee 97 1.44... Reg. $1.98 to $2.49 Values Cotton poplin pedal eae blouses, shorts, Bermuda shorts in “grown-up” styles. and khaki. Sizes 7 to 14. Kerry Teens sizes 8-16. 7 to 14 Shop, Second Floor ee Re A ‘i F a / ‘ me if i A ! 4 } ; ip i ; ee, fo i} f foe a oe \ eee ree ea ¥ 4 ee Pee ; f | / i : \ F ‘ ‘ { . ‘4 4 f } r : ae 4 | | : pda : : fi et f pe Me} a | SIXTEEN _ THE PONTIAC PRESS/ fuunspay, MAY 28, 1957) 4 ‘ \ ea Aye Le ...OUT THEY GO! Not a Warehouse Sele! Not « Clearance Sale! Not en Everything - Must - Go Pre- Inventory Sele! Not on Emergency Disposal Sale! Just on Honest-to-Goodness, Bonafide PRICE REDUCTION SALE! We've sloshed prices to on all time low! Check ‘em all—thousends more not shown! Some one-of-a-kind! Limited quen- tities in some cases! . All Brand New, but some floor samples. i 8 while they lest! MOTO-MOWER ROTARY | famous Name Emerson GAS POWER MOWER 3-Speed Phono Clock Redio meéidel. Pb - Praga $ 49 Plays wt. @ 45 su Biss HT | jd wt mene. $97 Werth = Soest, a — auto you go. Portable. ae mi ! eo parla tractive baile Dow Meal 14 SOFA BEDS | Boudoir Lamps |§ ODD CHESTS K . Cabinet Ma nd Choose ftom styles 7 * White ename| $ ig sean “tinten $9 colo to cheons $ 37 on arches —— ‘16 Terms to Fit finish, 5 shelves. stated, Werth from. Shades in- arr . — - eg 5 value. double the price. cluded: Reg. 5.95 available. Your Budget $118 = $98 DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL Automatic 3-Speed PHONOGRAPH Plays 331%, 45 G records, Includes 25°” Pull. man case, 21” Weekend, and a deluxe train case, 26" Speed se Sow ond bo, a cludes Sin erouit he ye re net tire os ‘ DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL | DOOR BUSTER SPECIAL none OUaneurs | WEST BEND 8-CUP So_p fy -Brellmaster, Jr. AUTOMATIC COFFEE Use it to ane 9 i TO ard rons Wis $95 DEALERS omni” Many pat- eA % 4 fe i F; * : 2 E = S = zit E523 7 A. 3 ©? oo. — eed it lis Sb De E-7 oe rH a = fa Hill tnt ; ili Bit agin Bee: Ica ie al nd mr Ht gl ~ | A eS eae wee GT 2G i ‘ fs = ) dF 3% ake Hite ih he ity +7 Le if tie rE: 87° if if ME ee | a 2 4te Bue i i! : rH atts ‘ Fi : if , LJ 3 7| On = i ix hy ty i iit. ign! F i ih : iF He 3 > : 2S 235 al Us ra Hy it ret ee 23 (iin $3 fal i file Fee hg 3 | she A el tt ity ; Hh jul ‘ine pe : afi > alte Heli a eel getters Hal] Lene Ell “ oie ie ne i a on w~ ands dail bala lage i2;3] yal Hae : : = | H siat diate ais sir re fe [e © BO 2D i iat a TL fi, a= isa) 21S Ss? HUE ce i . 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PEL ail TBH Th £= nfl he Z i: B if isk. i 3 Hie a 13; i Hh: 2 if 4 $ ies WsLiis.23 tal eS pth ay ! anual gat ee lll ini a tet tae —ee Ml F i 4) 83 i at nA sii | Hen Ps 3 i ee I eg \ § ie ¢ o 2 Fe ‘ ie a : ; : ee: ‘3 Gs j { : : ee eer \ A 2 } Lg pert Ae Np ee ( pes + > ; ‘THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 9% 1087 / % EIGHTEEN | Hew : ¥ 8 \ ' Squirrel Turns Home Bob Considine Says: | nak he role : Into King-Size Cage \ ces Youngster in Prison Warns Others? ) COMMUNITY NATIONAL ‘BANK Ebert’s home into a king-size cage while he was away. . : : . 3 : Returning from vacation, Ebert) NEw YORK (INS) — Police re-on Farm, where he. is. serving ther, wh Jat eat sl ates ‘Ts emo before it is; Thank the Lord you've got a y ' found the squirrel had entered the) porter Bill Hazlett of the Wichitaleight months for petty Jarceny, [Out there, when you go out and house and ‘caused considerable peacon, largest paper in Kansas, The teendiger had just been pe- |" drunk and rob people, damage trying to get out again. : drunks, break into places, steal gas Penney had a bit of trouble in| f Fact is, he died trying. did an interview recently which) roled after burglarizing a Dodge \or hubcaps—listen to what I say .. = * high school and dropped out after| or deserves an additional audience. City lumber company. The total and you'll quit. ' Tt isn’t hard to be bad, but it His bday wes Seed ste Ehert| ae 6 om ottare to give him that.) take there was $2.22, and a 5-to- él his freshman year, rather om Scan’ chawvtup Wonstion blinds; ie noe ee a day. You get up at 5:30 a.m, |fools out of yourselves. You know| When Bill Hazlett asked him why| $4 lamp, chewed-up Venetian blinds,| Hazlett took his notes from) Here's what Penney wrote for bom iron him why. J your Thea “on SAVING CERTIFICATES your surplus savings or investment § and/14 window pane frames, bitten James Michael Penney. a 16-year-ithe reporter: savings at any one of uur 8 convenient offices, * otf right. down to the glass. _—'sid inmate at Wichita’s City Pris-) 1 write this in hopes that some breakfast, Usually if consists jalways turn to the Bible. Ask your-/know. ‘of you young punks will read it and| of eatmeal or a hard-boiled self what Jesus would do in a case TryVAarT y veIY r an ltake heed. My name is James| Maybe some bacen every ofer eae wrong crowd and weakness on my NEW FAST DRYING | eee a eit a ow f ' [People call a juvenile delinquent.) Then for 15 hours a day you} trying te grew up too fast, Pm ve Community x * * walk around, play dominos or twid-| learning to take life as it comes Stayed Around 40 Years . : : LUMINALL |B eter oedema Rational Bank J ne tet ene ee ee When your folks tell you not to Water. and < ano . ; you get on a detail, do something : r araaags concrete FLOOR PAINT Right now, I'm in the City Prison|@ chance to see the sun and sweat! vou it - eee | meson hired Harry i] (i REID | struction of property. Net too long kk dog. Ba he waar: m «4 {7 jt } ja } f : * ] ble finish. N Sicimecrerie | ago | was picked up on charges of} Punks, you aren't hurting your. h . needed Apply with | mm | burglary and was sentenced to aiself by your actions as much as’ ‘ ~ roller. floor brust REE for parole and got it./especially your mother. If most of . 6-chip color chart THEN PRISON you would just grow up, go to = * Dates het eee H f | eel 8-3 a have served 30 days-imy mistakes, Like the old saying U2 9” FOR YOUR ‘sent to Hutch (the state industrial] you can’t do the time. | eae OLD WAT D WATCH Decorates and preserves interior }/about 10 months. 3 ee is | , and exterior concrete floors, |) Myself, I feel I deserve what I) Something tells me 1 4 “ patios, primed wood porches and 4 decks | 6” Gal ) pe Qt. Clearance—= SPRING WALLPAPER Choose From Hundreds of Beautiful Patterns for Every 20° Room in Your Home... ¢ Values to $1.50 25 * { fr \ . T . a Save! Get One of ihese WHAT'S MY LINE? | |) |2>0° p 7 Brand New 1957 BENRUS 17 Jewel Watches ‘49 ¢ t TOCA 2 LOWONE SINGLE ROLLS .......... 30 3 (owen 4 TONCOT | 5 THIRS 6 CRAFIB | | 7 NEVEGIN BROWN BROS — Yd] Yesterday's answer: olfolfa, grAin, 4 North Saginaw Street FE 2-4242 feRtile, Mulch, whEat, haRvest £23 Regular *29.95 pia" 7/779 INTERNATIONAL BRA! =. | fa SILVERWARE [/SUA | seme foe - 150-Pe. Service for 8 BENRUS | With Any Diamond Ring Purchase! Ladies’ Watch | If ever you've wanted lovely silverplate this is : 4 FOr the time to get it! pane ne a deluxe service } . 4 *“l for 8 FREE of charge any diamond ring purchase! ° 214 FULL DAY” yO Z ALL ON EASY CREDIT ‘ UNDERWOOD PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Including FREE ‘Metal Table These Exclusive Features! All for Only .¢ ‘ RANCE COVERAGE GUAR- = %, ANTEE! WK os ties thalt and holden atno ; ; waunieg MOUNTING GUARANTEOT © which essay 4 gee eee WC will $1.00 Weekly! Scamp, LIFETIME Fer your dlamonds thre times® | : FO core, auractatht SUaa No Money Down es DIAMOND REPLACEMENT - ot Money : =a WKC. aia be lest from “ es This new UNDERWOOD is Sieas $125 “teats” $150 vie THE PONTIAC 1 ‘PRESS, s, (THURSDAY. MAY 23, 1957. \ The New Ml L ARK” The Lightest Upright — of Them All! Mfr’s List Price. . re $89.95 NOW ONLY 549° Here’s the lightest upright thot ever beats . . . as it sweeps os it cleans. Gets deep down dirt other cleaners ___miss. No dust bog to empty. In new ' forecast colors . . . save now! Attachments slightly extra HOOVER — glided across your rug! Only a Hoover . PHONE FE4-2511!. SHOP TONIGHT *il 9 : HOOVER VALUES WE BOUGHT ALL WE COULD GET! These are not demonstrators... but BRAND NEW HOOVER CLEANERS ...IN ORIGINAL FACTORY CARTONS! This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own | a famous Hoover Cleaner at a fraction of the usual price! : ow LOW DOWN PAYMENT! ... EASY TERMS! HOOVER _ The BIG HOOVER Mig Na ie “Constellation” “DELUXE” | The Cleaner That Walks on Air! The Heavy-Duty Cleaner! Mfr’ s List Price........ $97.50 Mfr's List Price.......... $139.95 $3995 ® Floats after you on its own air stream! ® Nozzle glides on 3 quiet . r* wheels! The big Deluxe Hoover at terrific y ae ® Exclusive dusbie- stretch savings! It beats ., . as it sweeps... as it ee KR hose! cleans. Really goes down and gets the dirt! ‘ at “zy , © Throwaway bag—!0 second LL ___It gets the deep-down dirt other cleaners — P 4 a i pcg change! miss, The new double-stretch hose gives «* | “It he does, it is his for the ask- on a federal jury. |man Leonard Hall, whose life-time| ary pisaPPOINTED | ing. Dewey can have anything he| The similarity has fooled others. —-i—. I ak wie was & peedend Fant Stat Republicans of New) Lee visited a hospital sities springboard trom which to launch York State.” jwhere Vince had just undergone ‘WOULDN'T HELP his own gubernatorial campaign, Both men believe that unless lan operation. Nurses who saw him| , the source said, consid-|is understandably disappointed at Vice President Nixon is too far in a corridor tried to run him ers "such an astute politician |the failure of President Eisenhow-’ out im front by 1960, Dewey in- ‘down and put him to bed, ithat he would control the delega-ier to give him a top appointment. Open Tonight and Every Nite ‘til 9 P. M. This group may be purchased separately at Time is running out, so we are slashing prices even further! Everything must be sold, regardless of cost or loss! Open tonite till 9 P. M. New 1957 Model Choice! Sofa & Matching — ! 2 PIECE SECTIONAL! and Reel With Line 100. Yd. — Level Wind Oe en ee a aaa ~ SKIL-CAST 6 88 REEL CASTING $ 99 REEL- ee ba. ee 5-Foot Fibergles CASTING ad SAVE UP TO 60% ON ALL FISHING 8-Play Gym Set 88° CANE PO! POLE Aluminum Ferrules Reg. $10.00 Hollow-Glass FLY ROD SPINNING $497 _ cludes 3 ee swir peeze bar tb, test chain. ie vn Braided Nylon CASTING LINE gp othr swing hanger, Selling - GH OF coc cnsccccibamése 51°) ater All Men’s and Boys’ Clothing | Tin i : 100 Yd. - LJ Mabel 39° ; a 6=CSsé«s Spinning Line 10.95 Famous Make SPINNING — $44) ars MUST BE SOLD! sane Dress Slacks. .°2°" SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT tu Sport Shirts. Rd be GARDEN $444 HOSE. 2% U. S$. Army scious Chest! Innerspring Mattress and Box Spring? 2 Boudoir a 2 WHITE rs a UTILITY PAINT | hie group may be purchased. separately ai LONG PLASTIC LAWN : SOAKERS _ 69° ‘BAGS SLEEPING {| Mri Sport Shirts. . 66° Full Size, Plastic AIR | MATTRESS “ye ane ot Mon’s and Boys GENUINE U. S. NEW 1957 CROP mleur goo] JACKETS: _New Spring “ENTIRE SHOE STOCK MUST aE SOLD Men's WONDERFUL KITCHEN GROUP! 5 Pc. Chrome or Wrought Iron Dinette Set! a _ Set of Dishes for Six! Utility Steel Cabinet! as Refrigerator or Gas Range Available. ‘This group may be purchased separately— } Work & ahaa 7 “Men's Better + oF es cee Ps i; é p at x: : = . > * = z * a s a “et = eZ 4 : ie y iam ates a pOOLIE! VET WV )/ad uno - Close-Out Special j VITESSA F-2 3 VITESSA F-2.8 |" — -R-A-Z-Y—Yes, “out of this world’ low, low to clear out our store of overbought WITH CASE witH CASE _ Attorney General a oc! oh sold onda bate se ep agate) aly megan AS WLUSTRATED . high standard qua prices. Bring a friend. - me ‘92 fF 5 Rules on Himself FOLLOW THE CROWDS, BE HERE WHEN DOORS OPEN FRIDAY, 9:30 A. M. $161.50 sisi _ LANSING w — Atty. Gen Friday! While They Lest! Friday! A Real Volue Sensation! | iow’ pricts YOU CAN 4 . ‘ neay that Ladies’ Polo $ Shirts | . LADIES BRASSIERES “CHARGE IT” ! TERMS, OF COURSE— ee ons sosrames 66° Preeacens 47° | : /i8_holdting ‘Punt Svan OS ted EPPERT’S SA [uo st coeeerag orm 4 ier -w@-- SHOP a : | 1 Crazy E. O. M: Prices — Ladies’ Sportswear, Lingerie : A | $ ped ed oe Bod bend i * | a m \ 57 West Huron St. + Court fm the Suits Sweaters | FE 5-6615 a 388 Epperts’ will show you how magh annered fn his epsin, “the * Crazy E.0.M. Priced * eesy It is to take good pic- tholder of a state s $2.99 Semmer—10 to 44 , (a candidate for om state of- LADIES’ DRESSES fice.” oO * Crazy E.0.M. Priced *« 23 Reg. $5.99 Sizes 10-16 Friday! While Quontity Lests! 1.99 men RUGS | . 8% 4 Crazy E. 0. M. Prices — Domesti 1 Feather it: a If 28e_Cecet #4 Lerge i —Fult Sixe 9 — $9e- First @ Sizes ry : Fe] : ee Prous ' Towels ~ Rugs > Sheets — |88* | 50*| 25+ | 50¢] - Fridey! While They Lest! 1.99 GARMENT BAGS 72 only! Hold 16 full length garments. $] from moths. | ane ME ibaa a< £0.M. im 1 Ansoried Che Twin ; Nylon 31.99 omg tate Fh | _ 38 ae Sou 6 Blankets | Spreads Tiers Sets T @ | LADIES’ SHORTIES "199 $3 $] $] Remember . . . for 92 yeers, YOUR BEST | Enggese hes been femous for ae os - Friday! While They Lost! | — con depend on s TO $2 LADIES’ HATS | Just 56 sport & dress styles, caps, - 50 } - elips, ete. | Enggass knows thot you ore con , ,Stantly exposed to a large num- :, ber of watch “bargains,” many Crazy E.0. M. Prices — Ladies’ Coats, Dresses S with exaggerated price cuts and ‘ false comparative prices. Todoy, there are so many it is difficult To $5:Dress © Sizes 10-16 $29.99 $69.99 $16.99. 10-20 $5.99 Ledies’ White § Formal Wedding Ledies’ ity Hats Uniforms © Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses Skirts es, whey a determines o watch : $] 99¢ $] 0 $25 $5 288 188 ) » Just 8 Fine © $99 Only 4G $21.99 8 $59.99 ; 10.99 muhipilite weber Mastret | Suinret | Mocten | Ledier’ | Winter | Rain f feile | * Somer” ore feature-pocked ond at the lowest possible prices. Look over ~~~these watches and their features. Know ond get all the watch value you poy for! SAUER I GRA! Gc LRA 5149} 85= | $39} Be | S15 | 368 | $5 | fh ite stone srs Friday! While Quentity Lasts! 19c TRAINING PANTS mmr come RO Friday! While Quantity Lasts! | - *2.69 Birdseye Diapers 4% Just 136 dozen—Pirst quality ab- -E. 0. M Prices — Boys’, Girls’, Infants’ Wear $1.29 3-8 $1.99 4-14 © $149 36x 7 $1.69 Kai 1.99 Bor’ | Gir’ | Pedal | infonty t Toes" YOUR BEST 1 , + Oneay ROM. Fried 71 ; WATCH BUY at Reg. $1.99 Sizes 4 to 14 ; Compare with : ot - $59.95 Friday! A Value Sensotion! MEN'S DRESS PANTS ras 3%] Crazy E. 0. M. Prices — Men’s Furnishings, Clothing ig. 79¢ Reg. 79¢ Sn neg tee. 70 a el fae [ame 1 25«| 4" 198 oo kof { _ TWENTY-FOUR | Well. Victim to Go Home. Friday or Saturday Benny May Take First Steps Todaypy Donelson PTA , yet | Le, \4 ie \ } \ fa py \ 23, 1957 i Young Benny had hoped.to be up and around yesterday, but he was allowed only to armchair for a brief period. He is at Hospital, Mastic Beach. : Dr. Joseph H. Kris, his physician, said Benny would probably go home Friday or Sat- urday, depending on his progress. He said Benny still has a slight cough from bronchial inflammation. Gifts and mail for young Benny continue to pour in at the hospital. Among the gifts are a battery-powered toy car big enough to ride in. * * * S Dr. Kris said yesterday that Benny doesn’t “actually remember’ his 23%-hour ordeal, and peshahiy: neve it Kris said Benny may seem to remember in the future but ‘ to remember inthe tae roan what be bears and what he reads about what happened to him.” At neighboring Garden City, N. ¥., the Com- [be im the school gymntatam,. seid) munity Developers Council, an organization of Leng Island builders, yesterday presented “hometown hero” awards to five men who | helped save Benny. Each of the five also was given $300 to further | the education of his own children or some other | child. * x * They were Sam Woodson, construction worker from Riverhead, N. Y., the first man to reach Benny; Edward Gadzinski, chief of the River- head fire department; John Stachnik of the East- port, N. Y., fire department; Gus Formbhals, ’ Manorville fire department; and Alex Pendzick, Center Moriches, N. Y., fire department. Slates Meetings on Disarmament Drownings gorce him to cancel the tri. Yor 3 Lose Lives this reason he is pressing the warring French political leaders |in Michigan to give him an answer one way or another in the next few days. this will be mae iar ame Dat es ‘THE poNTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY (Social Scheduled ‘The Donelson School PTA will p.m, Tuesday on the school} In case of rain, the social will’ \Mrs, Max Keller, chairman. The Pontiae Press erred yester- | JoAnn Slaying Trial Goes to Jury Today DETROIT ® — The first¥ ~ R wwles ; oie can look forward to 73% years. be $30, the maximum would be|until (1) she remarried (2) idied,/T!4ns Assn. revealed today. = =) RESERVE i) _ That's six years longer fop the $81.40. The actual size of heror (3) earned through working) Mrs. Celeste Frank, second) a : “AY _ Birks. ‘payments would depend on how more money than the Social Se Sa oo AMERICAN ~~ ‘ Perhaps, this doesn’t surprise|much you would have been eligible Security law will allow for her to these te bresent pono os ote Beermen Wuissey : ' | you, Maybe you've heard before|to receive had you lived to 65. {continue to get the payments, [ose t¢ fr for youngsters to eras emen | that women are now outliving men * * * | (Questions on Social Security |the library. cer mec ane sen or ; Nothing finer in by a number of years. In any case, her payments would’ problems may be addressed to| The author. has written many) A THE CALVERT DISTILLING CO. Sat Maybe, if you're a man, you've padre tie pore pte you) “Social Security”, in care of The books for youngsters based on re-. me ae eee oO . American taste ’ en ‘0. i j 2-PANTS Regularly Selling for 55 . . 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We are confident of + oS noe getting your nod of approval. oy 2 ‘ HURON |p - ber MEN ONLY! | \ ee } | Segregationists | Picket Hotel Talk by Mrs. Roosevelt at Israel Bond Rally Draws 500 Marchers HOUSTON w — Seven pickets favoring racial segregation marched outside a Houston hotel last night as Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke at a ‘‘Bonds for Israel” rally of 500 persons. Mrs. Roosevelt said she knew about them but she did not other- wise comment. * * * At a news conference earlier she said President Eisenhower had been “about as aggressive as @ little meek rabbit" on civil rights. Asked about a segregation suit now being tried in Houston, she} ' said: “I'm not a Texan. I'm not here -to tell Texans what to do. Now, if you ask me what I believe — I believe in obeying the law.” Mrs. Roosevelt’s secretary Tre-| ceived a telegram, addressed to the former first lady, which said: ‘Trains and planes are going each way. Goodbye Elinor, you've had your day.” It was signed: ‘‘The Texas Citi- zens’ Council.” * * * A PAT ON THE BACK — Oakland County traffic safety officials, headed by Sheriff Frank W. Irons travelled to the Holly Elementary School recently to present the school's faculty and safety patrol club with a special award of commendation. Shown here (I-r) are Donald Pentiac Press Phote the plaque; Victor Smith, faculty advisor of the club, accepting the award; and club’ presidents Dave Tindall and Pamela Chanter. In commend- ing the school for outstanding safety work in the past year, Sheriff Irons and Deputy Stephen Navarre awarded pins to 23 members and 14 The same message, including} Frownfelter, principal; Sheriff Irons presenting others received honorable mentions. the misspelling of Mrs. Roose- velt's first name, appeared on the! placard carried by one of the seven pickets. In her speech at the bond rally, Mrs. Roosevelt said ‘‘strengthen- ing Israel is one of the ways to build peace in the Middle East.” She described the Eisenhower administration's policy in the Mid- die East as “negligent.” Railway Plans to Build $7 Million Coal Pier CLEVELAND (#—Vice President M. Ohio Railway says the railroad will build a 7 million dollar coal! pier at Toledo, where three piers jlast year handled 17 million tons 4 of coal for shipping on the Great Lakes The new pier is scheduled for completion in June of next year and will expand C. & O.'s coal- loading facilities at Toledo by 40 per cent, Dunn told a meeting of delegates to the National Federa- Slate Ship Christening CEDARVILLE (#—Rita Srhith, an 1%year-old senior at Cedar- I. Dunn of the Chesapeake and school, will christen the Bradley Transportation Line’s Great Lakes steamship in honor of ‘this town. ville’s Les Cheneaux community}: || S THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957 3 Area Optometrists Named at Convention} Of the four area optometrists | |who recently attended the Michi-| gan Optometric Association’s Gist * lannual convention in Detroit, three figured in the annual elections and awards. * * * Dr. George A. Harkless of 143 Mark Ave, was elected this year's second vice president, and Dr.|- Lynn D. Alien Jr. of 934 Argyle Ave. received the Emil H. Arnold Award for his outstanding contri- bution to the field of Optometry during the past year. * * * Elected to serve as president of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Mich- igan- Optometric Association was Mrs, F. Milton Hathaway, wife of Dr. F. Milton Hathaway, 98 E. Iro- quois Rd. Also in attendance was Dr. James St. Louis of 3889 Lake- wood Dr., Drayton Plains. Two Small Girls Die Trapped in Icebox CAMPBELL, N. Y.- ®— Two TURQUOISE Dinnerware Set it’s yours FREE with the 1957 FRIGIDAIRE Appliance of your choice—this week only! We're celebrating “Frigidaire Week” with one of the biggest gift offers in years. Here's a strikingly styled, heatproof dinner- ware set in beautiful Turquoise Bive that you'll be proud fo use for ony table setting. It serves eight with ease. You get: 8 cups and saucers, 8 each of dinner, dessert, soup. and salad plates. Plus one serving platter, vegetable bowl, sugar and creamer. And as a specicl bonus: a 16-piece matching set of jvice and iced-tea glasses. A real big-family set! tion of Financial Analysts Societies 10th annual convention yesterday. ‘The christening ceremony will be Saturday. 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Attention |Tommy’s Lake to outline plans for|!ers. in Russia the 1957 National Boy Scout Jam- boree, scheduled at Valley Forge, Pa., July 7-21 and the Jamboree Troop 6 will be headed by Wil liam Genotie, scoutmaster, and Reid Graham, and Everett Sher- recent operation helped authorities! THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 03) 2 Local Scout Units Plah| Keni Heart Victim 'to Attend 1957 Jamboree - Stambaugh General Hospital added the first name, John, age 72. RIVER (AP)—A scar from @/Smith, a retired woodsman had undergone a hernia surgery there identify a man found dead of heart|!ast_ month. | Dandelions are a valuable mars. ema wound which he inflicted of vitamins A and B- Se ee The victim of the accident was “lempty. > Arne 1. Gustafson, 25. 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AP Foreign Affairs Analyst | Don Milligan, local council train- . , : The Soviet Union may still have tg director for the jamboree, said “™ —— = Ome Ags. a collective leadership in which all 74 poys from the Northern Oakland atone man ao fan ao, sts leaders are equal — but Nikita Sand Macomb County area will be to give the Scouts experience in Khrushchev is getting more and included in the gathering of 50,- < — more attention |000 Boy Scouts expected to ‘attend packing personal patrol a troop x *& © ithe jamboree, jequipment. The boys also will The first secretary of the Cen- : —— epecina tol —— and tral Committee of the Communist wen ten a = day jsetfing up equip and party continues to get bigger and} a i one day to New York City. byt Another Nickel In 4 cng| | Tick, assistants. ALL PURPOSE ROPE Heavy Duty, 97 Foot, %-in. - Diam. Ideal for emergency car, garage use. me 49° SALE DAYS D iRU SUNDAY bigger space in - Moscow ~ news-| papers. In the volume of his pub-| During the Camp Agawam meet-} _ licity he has completely eclipsed ing, exhibits of tents, dining shel-| GREEN BAY, Wis. wm — all the other members of the party ters and patrol equipment were|local Assn. of Commerce parking Presidium — formerly the Polit-|presented for inspection of the boys|and traffic committee hastily ad- buro — put together. land parents, journed its meeting recently when Soviet citizens as they lok at ppan TO ATTEND ~~ — — that their press day after day can see parking meters were about t ex- The local group attending the) \pire. Discussion of what to do speeches by , Khrushchev, | tele- ; by K jamboree will consist of two troops'about increasing downtown. park- grams signed by Khrushchev, pic- ; tures of Khrushchev. 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Specify probably will go to 5 Chey: te ' : eel 7 ect were 29 Democrats and 147 said Chrysler has not iaticetedl Still Hasn't Called Wife | j it will build the plant, whi : : | Budget Cut Bill * |Sevamicens. voting to continue #!Datroif-Built Tanks js"Syeciea to employ 1500 per] RIVERHEAD, "N.Y. naire | publicans, DETROIT #—Sen. Potter (R-/5°"- Florence English, 48, cays her hus-| WASHINGTON Wf — The House| ~ * * Mich) proposed yesterday that Potter gave “areas of substan- and, Maurice, when. he went to passed-and sent-to the Senate yest The bill appropriated $37,827, 105|pending Army contracts —withr tial labor surplus” in, Michigan as jail in 1934 for drunkenness, told, terday a bill making a token two sees the major reason for the request. for the House and about 40% mil-|Chrysler Corp. for construction of He said 98,000, or 6.4 per cent of her her he'd phone as soon as he gor per cent-cut in its own 1958 budget |); jlion for other legislative neies.|M48 tanks specify they be built and providing funds to continue|The Senate will ames = costs|in' the Detroit area. the labor force, is unemployed in|", Mrs. English, in state Supreme | work:,on a new 64-million-dollar't, the pill. Potter’ made this request ip a/|‘%¢ Detroit area. 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EOGp 9° eeee re nn To tempt the engetiie: in waren orie dressing delicious on spring: < PTT lel lelsieehaieiasteetaseseiata | fascsoe SON Ns Alide---Et’s Fresh” 5 lad 5 rl \ (Only 13 ‘Calories Ichildren’ $ Snocks Need pte tal Wal oO Be et ragpan arty abl q q es lin Serving of : seis Nutritious a] oon Agent, “Mrs. weather there is nothing better|1, stories a serving. salad molded in gelatin. * te * Main ingredients are ketchup, # 5 - 8 lb. average | . de ‘ : : an added zest and sparkle because assorted seasonings. The dressing @ c of the lemon soda which is used|can be made in quantity and stored @ é Pp b. as part ot the liquid to daslve the) % “sever improves. ax time 7 2 - a = a * # a i S a 5 & ® r) Cool Green Salad — iF : = me Jopes .(2 ta>iespoons) unflavored Slim Gem Salad stm. = Youn Ducks Lb. ¢ ; 4 TURKEYS i tin | ¥ clove gariic g . "? 3 rt | 3S" H ) FRYERS—STEWERS z'eupe lemons sous | SSB ie ane 5-7 Lb. Average 7 1% tatheepeens lemon fulce Teet : _ — “ a a GES (TESose_.. LARGE, GRADE A WHITE EGGS........45¢ m= Sp foonee i | 7" blespeons minced green pepper a ; ° * Sprinkle gelatin on cold water: } tons "tiomt es IH “Fresh Fish Is Cheap’ 5 ie teaspoem eregane i ¢ z om sod, salt sa emon ce. Gul) PO iS PERCH—BASS—WALLEYES—HERRING = until syrupy. in vegetables. On es . ; has been! a piece of waxed paper, put ™ b ch _ a Fined cold water. Chil un SWC, Serae cat over eae: 1 puTE AL | + CATRISH inme =| JUMBO | 5 “ set. Unmold on salad greens. Serve mash together ria with : SHRIM SMELT ~ —————— salt, Add garile misture to ketchy |} Lb 39* Lb. 49* Lb. 89° potas . ° up, blending well. Cleaned 8 Plenty of Canned Peaches : oe : -.- COOKIE CRUNCH PUDDING — Make choco It's a baked pudding that can be put in the oven | yas canned peaches io yourltue: oad’ cenuininw ingredients, (a Fresh and Salt Water Fish of All Kinds " late nut pudding without any chocolate! The fla- with a casserole or a roast. Serve with or with- shopping list, to add color fresh-\Cover tightly and shake vigorously | ~ none eee eee SaacciSecessssooet PEOPLE'S FISH & POULTRY MARKET : > | eavts and ecinds. The Depastenention the-sutsipmater. The Sever .. a of | \ Monks B an ’ . pct caned peaches wes the made several Gays betre-vang |g 82 S. Saginaw St. | (Wholesale and Retail) — Essa | U les eg ide Pineapp e largest ever. Makes one pint. PTL TI | F Coffee Breaks — |" —e—— -—— InfoPudding Centuries Ago in Meat Balls s | - | Old - fashioned pecan padding | see: sealers 50: An deskion | ny eda eacee rommipeaed oo we teks Ss eae Me est ce he wna a iste f S ll er t this ming. And it requires no\time making ‘bis Mohammedad 4 way, you'll find this recipe ) - nes . : 7" chocolate at all! That surprise fla-/monks stay awake during com- 608 WEST HURON ST. din accent in ‘“Cookie- Crunch Pulsory prayers at midnight. \a perfect dish to offer for a buffet | No. 1 Michigan Morrell’s Frontier No. 1 Package x cup maple syTUp lend oo the first “coffee for lazy weather. , ‘ ices vain enirat ae Oe ae Pineapple Meat Balls up pecan 4 % cup heavy eream (optional) Too good to hide in a monastery.) }2¥unas of ground lean beet i , Sar Sag mary my mt mem ger eei pee % cup fine éry bread erumis oven). Line the bottom of a 1-quart' pastime of sipping bitter coffee it, ienapoons said . | ’ 7 | Rath’s Canned - Pan-Ready Fresh Dressed casserole with half of the crumbled in mosaic-tiled interiors. These ra chocolate cookies. were the first Arabian coffee) Cooking ofl Cream butter or margarine |houses, where a “coffee break Yepat sees ai. * "Then the English soberly took|ground ‘beet, crumbs, milk, salt) spoon fresh powder, : break” was encouraged by em-|°old water. Makes 6 servings, pepper to taste. Add % soft | ployers, dies salute ah ous Employes take turns bringing! Creamed green peas beriefit’ Cc c golden brown. Especially good coffee makings and brewing coffee chervil, A quartet-teaspoon b broc- at factory, office 7 ° Can't b B ant pe peaten | : ai | : | : tor | wonderful eatin’! : Pecan Pudding” is supplied by the| When a local shepherd brought supper menu, The meat balls can/ cream-filled chocolate cookies used /in coffee berries, cormenetatg, Seat ino ateeed in & aauatle. want | as a main ingredient. It's rich, |his goats were riot only capering,| chafing dish. crunchy and really delicious. but even cavorting after ctneum- x« * * ) Here's the enay wey to make it: tg Sam, Ge Imam brewed the A pineapple stuffing gives a sur-| & cream-filied chocolate cookies. ‘his heavy-eyed hierophants, Atl which are cooked in a mushroom | crumbled coarsely lonce, the midnight monks were sauce, It’s an easy i ital, te Nik ig My 3 i s q 48 ag i i 5 Ti ie i" 33 og i = i 3; i : at t ; i 5 i ] ! +i No. 1 Fancy BANANAS Sunkist in HYDROX... and only in ' ~HYDROX... you enjoy the ‘marvelous merging of richest posecmabatane emag 5, pcp granny: ie as dessert ... with dessert .. doubly delicious! | ee ee 4 4 ™~ he ll 3 yi aig 3 ae M Ve i ress iad eon a | ree Peat |, oa ere Vt £ fi peg Bee Bea ey eee rey ae teal Jats | Bos Sq F M4 ae : eee ee 1 $ i aaa A, f * : coke L | : i i / : \ | is ae ? ou J : : ee, i Py : i ' a - i : ‘| ees reaps Dele oe: — { : : | wd boy if 4 4 ; / ? i Lp jae fF ; , F / A : ee } | ‘ ] ee ; i Li F 42 i \ - THE HONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957 i THIRGY-FIVE, | << [Save on These| ..OVEN-READY YOUNG SPECIALS oper ame: Thurs. thru Sun. ’ : Open ee 9to 9 4 to 10 Lb. Average SALAD DRESSING Large Quart Jar Lean Sliced Ribbon} Blue Ribbon an og a = Margarine Z* IDE LARGE SIZE Sunkist California LEMONS . , | New California Long White POTATOES ee Mm U.S. No.1 | - ae sp | Pound | : Bag a AT WILLIAMS LAKE - 7580 HIGHLAND RD. “wuss ee fae a i t | 4 | : oe a er) cae : ert Me ag aye ae a ais ; wee ff te) Wears ia : pe / ; ' | Le { \g wie | : : f . Fe : j i { | ( ; | |). oe v | RHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 23, Tos) re beat 1 egg endugf ‘to combine yolk Moist, Tender | | for Meat Loaf —|yco. sin rsp ot P . , Niegh MEe AIO ReR omnia A No sauce needed for this meat Add ‘ground ‘beet and work in loaf because it has a baked-on| thoroughly with fork or fingers. A method of fish cookery topping Pack mixture into baking pan (3 which produces a fine crust on the . by 8 by 2 inches). Bake in moder- wwe tee ond eae Different Meat Loaf —_—| ate (350 degrees) oven for 30 min- moist, on is 1 ese utes. known both as “oven ‘ and {iy teoapeons salt * © 3% . the “Spencer Method.” It seems Ye teaspoon pepper Beat 2 eggs, % cup milk, and that this method of baking fish at i onion (finely grated) 4 teaspoon salt until combined; high temperatures was developed gay Re eae stir in horseradish. Pour over meat years ago by a’Government food| ean loaf after it has baked 30 minutes; expert named Spencer. dp A return to oven for 30 minutes long- Although this preparation may 1 teaspoon bettied horseradish er. Let stand 5 minutes before slic. ‘be used with any form of fish, i 'works best. with fillets, steaks and ilittle fish, such as butterfish, sun- ifish and’ sand dabs, An easy way : of preparing fish, it’s practically) : : ‘fool-proof—just so you're careful’ STUFFED POTATOES CREOLE — Season styffed potatoes with not to burn the fish, warns the’ crumbled rosemary leaves and white pepper. Garnish with gay red +. Nationa] Fisheries Institute, | paprika and you have a dish that tastes and looks like a.“company Oven Fried Fish Fillets - | special.” 1 2 pounds iyenen fish fillets ‘| In a medium-sized mixing bowl! ing. Makes 8 servings. i 1 teaspoon salt ; | 1 tablespoon paprika | earn, me Stufted Potatoes ‘Creole leup milk Ae tablespoons melted butter or other Tinted Pink With Paprika ™ — size pieces, Add seasonings to EMPRESS CROQUETTES — Just the thing goated. croquettes. Canned whole kernel corn | bread crumbs. Dip the fish in milk} Radiant red paprika is to alljlavish quantities it will always to use up the leftover ham from Easter. Chopped completes the savory supper dish. and roll in crumbs, Place im &jjignt colored foods what lipstick is|\complement, never overpower, the almonds and ham blend flavors in these golden- well-greased» baking pan. Pourito a giamour girl's face—a bright|flavors of companion foods. + melted fat over fish, focal point of allure, a cosmetic in Stuffed Potatoes Creole Place pan on shelf near the topispice. And, since psychologists tell) ¢ raring potatoes | margarine or butter. Stir re "i Bogmail to make cae cae san of a very hot oven (500 degrees)jus that the joy of eating starts) | medium green pepper, diced 0 e mon Add milk gradually, stirring con- rul an OW and bake 10 to 12 minutes, orjwith the seeing, such eye-appeal i oup batter or margsrine stantly. Cook until sauce thickens, until fish flakes €asily when test-jplays a big part in any meal’s| } [*oNS,leteoss milk a ed with a fork. Serve immediately success 2 teaspoons Tons ( tt soniye ay ing A FI t on a hot platter, plain or with & + + + \ cae cae. waa Som Ops roque eS almonds. Chill in refrigerator un- re egan sauce. Makes six servings. In Latin- speaking countries,| 4 teaspoon crumbled whole rosemary _ |til easy to shape, at least 1 hour. ! paprika is apee am cn teen ti Fried chici ; ! nton,” ives oes. . Bake a Make the most of leftovers from| _ Shape mixtere inte tall comes. |0°Yiy and eit Shares Idea of word “pigmientum.” ‘The culinary preheated hot oven (400 degrees) AUNT SALLY’S NUT LOAF your Easter ham by combining) Beat egg with water. Dip cro For truly party food, fried chicken) E*} h Ch d artist who learns to “paint” color|1 hour or until done. In the mean- them .with chopped blanched al-| quettes in flowr, them in egg’): 07 4 most elegant hy the addi-4-25 owader accents on foods with this glowing|time, saute green pepper and onion Yield: 1 836 x 43-inch loaf monds in tempting golden-crusted| mixture and lastly in bread}. 1) anetruit and orange sec- ham croquettes. Besides acting as| crumbs. Fry in deep het fat (385 |101. a, well as pineapple and Se ee ee margarine until onion is limp. Sane nee M eup shortening | an extender for the meat, al-| degrees om deep fat thermo- ' ti a great extent, shrimp being one of tomato and cook 1 minute longer % cup chopped nut meats - 7 monds add flavor and mellow the| meter) until golden brown, about ie on =e of | heir particular favorites. Decorate . * * oe oe 24 Clabeer 1 tenspoon grated lemon rind! | me pu ‘ Paprika’s clear brilliant red i Powder M4 cup secdiess reisine : sharp tanginess of the ham. 1 minute, Drain thoroughly on your table tonight with a Brazilian ‘ | iad -gbsorbent paper. Makes 6 cro- Ambrosia Fried Chicken =| 7 vou can very easily by utiliz| emilvens all softs of potato and | Scoop out potato centers, leav- 3 teaspoon salt les i Now that canned almonds are | «tes —_—— = * ing the Pang dager ye Posse egg dishes, cottage cheese and | ing shells intact. Add milk and 36 oup eager 1 cup milh 4 available already blanched, you . 3 teaspoons salt creamed soups and sauces, It | seasonings and mash well. Blend : ! wae Guar | arrange croquettes in| %, teaspoon peppe soup from your pantry shelf, fresh 3 Sift together flour, Baking Powder, salt, and sugar. Cut in | iovedion oon etd a = ne cake a own-like 2 ‘teaspoons paprike or canned shrimp, and flourishes| #4ds it when dashed over a | im sauted vegetables. Fill shells shortening until mixture s fine. Blend in nut meats, lemon peeps etiam pratima atest with cocked corn filing in| i cepekasl pales cmk conten «ft Deets or Genel pate and co goemn qaind, of shey. 0) caaly | SER maemee end Sot tupe wie rind, and raisins. Beat egg and milk together. Add all at | a a a ihe spaces. . | Grane, peeled and sectioned conut. ‘ nites _sneed sienins owes Cr que te doy ingredients; stir axtll Cour edagare io just ’ come vacuum 1 cup erw pineapple * * salad have been dipped : dampened. Spoon batter into a greased floured 8% x that politi Aig a ° Dip chicken slees tae ~~ Serve the delectable chowder + Bn Mixed inte s ip “Bake in a preheated hot oven 44 x 2}4-inch loaf pan. Bake in a 325° FP. (slow) oven about Mother-to-Be Misses of flour, salt, pepper and paprika.|from a large impressive tureen, paprika can tinge it any | (409 degrees) 20 minutes. Yield: 6 1 howr. Cool thoroughly. Bread is better stored 24 hours Try serving these savory cro- . Melt butter “ke a shallow’ heMingitabe Sarge lemgeunsive soup piahed.[ SOU. Sree. Sets Pete FUSSY tearvings, before shcing. with canned whole kernel Shower in Her Honor : | plush for fruit salads to deep |" : quettes poarpl 35 pan in a hot oven (400 degrees F.).| You'll be glad you tried this one! pink for shrimp or sal canta, i —— a ati MAYSVILLE, Ky. #® — Mrs. Remove baking pan from Brazilian Stirred into the batter of fried | Pea beans, sometimes called Do- “Yourself... right A it a ich [Navy beans, are white in color Remember it's the iresh ingredients in your home- pieces floured chicken 1 peund shrimp + conan y As of raw (or two ‘ for flavor accompaniment for ham. {James Williams, a mother-to-be, am chicken makes couldn't attend a shower in her| re Placed in Pas, ture te coal | 3 con, (i."tupe ‘eschy ‘cam chowder] ‘OMY Selden color. Empress Croqueties [cou wr, and lay’ pleces skin | 3 Sous (2s cum ¢ oo nore some mdb egren dae: soe meee Shee eone ee eee ty stick (“Ma cup) margarine of butter r, side down in a single layer. ||‘ cup chopped peanuts (or Breai- Gee of the es owsst . = wally te Sap four An hour before the party, she ae ae Ye cup tender-thin flaked coconut x a onan og used in beans baked with pork or CLABBER GIRL Xy teaspoon salt rushed hospital where . for 90 minutes. Turn chicken Tabasco sa paprika there's li le danger) baked vegetarian style 4 rr> j te fenspoon pepper ete es ee and cover gwith combined fruit | Shel] and devein shrimp. Set) .¢ overusing it. It's flavor, though ° NOW EX cow he aa 1 teaspoon dry mustard _ | and coconat. Bake another 30 aside. Combine all ingredients in ae ‘ HE BAK A ' . : 1/16 teaspoon cayenne pepper : distinctively delicious, with a) Practically all fish varieties ben- mM ' . 2 2 cups finely ehopped cooked ham minutes or until fork-tender. a large saucepan. Cover; heat. fruity quality, ts so Galea the of Wh ’ : ‘e eup vecwum packed blanched al-| The sale of Brazilian coffee| Note: A No. 303 can of orange Add shrimp, simmer 3 to 5 min-| slightly q ae | jo) from — butter —_- opel accounts for more than 57 per.and grapefruit sections may be/utes, or until tender. Makes 8 serv- even when ladied on inimargarine or during cooking 1 Tablespoon water cent of the total annual export|substituted for the fresh citrus|ings. If canned shrimp is used, ————— — a a eee | fruit, ~_ |eook only until heated through. ‘SPAGHETTI 15% OZ. CAN 8 For 99° ssnan 5 Lb. Con$AS9 A gan ———————— ! Pard Dog Food 6 cans 89* | Senki, Fen _ Switts Dencen Hiner — LEMONADE @@ CORNED BEEF YA CAKE MIXES 12 OZ. CAN 4 coffee! | like ee kgs : ’ a : y that assures freshness — ; /| es, s : 2 : Fs t phat e ee Sine hes Seka \ Fe be a \ j ae dW tae) aan | Coppright mac. } br j \ ‘ } iS * . at fh \ ee : 4 if : j Ie : . f URE, onTtAc PRESS, THURS! DAY, MAY 23, Aogn : r. i : ! , ee | sly aaa a ae Beet... et DOLLAR DAYS (Ux Our Combined “car - load buying power” makes every day Deller: Saving Day ot your Shop-Rite Super Mar- kets — Seve always on Famous Brand foods! STOCK UP FOOD SALE a8 Libby's - Contandina ~| CORN Nar pale No. 22 Cans TOMATOES B juice 7 = 145 — 183 «1 J UICE Ne, 303 Cons 24-oz. Bottles Welch's ‘Green Giant GRAPE PEAS 3 1h6= 1 Smuckers PRESERVES 12-oz, Jars 3 *T 21 Nu-Taste CHEESE . FOOD Big 2 Ib. Loaves DAIRY FOODS FOR TASTIER MEALS FRESH — Regular or Homogenized MILK ee so FE. HAMILTON Grade A Medium. FROSTY ACRES _ STRAWBERRIES: 64 FROSTY ACRES PEAS..7"='1 |. M & M CANDY Poin Tor. 29¢ ARGO CORN STARCH. tb * 15S ARGO GLOSS STARCH 1 15¢ RIVAL DOG FOOD | Ger. 3/37¢ BLUE DUTCH TWIN PACK"* = 2/21¢ BLUE DUTCH CLEANSER... Sirs. 2/29 BRACH’S CIRCUS PEANUTS “= 29¢ SUNSHINE SUGAR WAFERS 13% «=. 39 Sunshine Hydrox Cookies ib. 49¢ / NABISCO SALTINES | M & M CANDY Peonut Tox. 29¢ Fresh ta” c Juicy lb. California Long White New POTATOES | 10" 49" : . - 27¢ _ NABISCO HONEY GRAHAMS be. 37¢ Li .. Large.300 Size - LEMONS. .6 m9. | | a ing history of, cheese. as a-book, which opens to disclose a brief Does this week's marketing in- The body af the book holds three/“lude special plans forthe Memori- foil-lined cartons, each of which con- @! holiday? Then at current prices, tains a different flavor of cheese The book-carton makes an attrac-'fryers, cold smoked and canned ham, turkey, cuts, franks and * tive gift for lovers of good food/canned luncheon meats rate your and can also serve as an introduc-/consideration. Larger quantities of tion to the ‘pleasant savor of vari- Michigan asparagus, potatoes and ous cheeses. Your fish chowder will taste par-, ticularly good if you add a small Strawberries are the number one servings cabbage in the fresh vegetable de- ‘partment score high in ecgnomy along with several canned choices. * * * chopped carrot to it ga é with the attraction in fruits whether you se- it usual onion. Season Ww and thyme. parsiey lect fresh or frozen. Deviled eggs can be an inexpensive treat at 3 To introduce youto | the tuna with the delicate flavor... SAVE 10¢ on ~ CHICKEN OF THE SEA - AMERICA’S FINEST TUNA! é Gooo only on Chicken of the Sea® brand Tuna | Here is & fine opportunity for you to save money, and discover America's finest tuna at the same time! it's Chicken of the Sea — the tuna with the delicate flavor. Every tender morsel is prime fillet of tuna, carefully pressure- baked our own special way. Discover the delicious difference in tuna — try Chicken of the Sea today, and save 10 cents, too! Cut out and redeem at your gracer’s. But hurry, coupon is good for a limited time only! be redeemed for Special offer expires: Redeem this coupon at your grocery store. WORTH 10¢ toward the purchase of one 61; or 7-ounce can ~ Te enocens: of Chicken of the See Tuna! = This Coupon when by yeu in accord: | This offer void wherever taxed, ance with the terms of this agreement will ee _stricted by faw. Cash value July 1, 1957. MIND Z = prohibited or otherwise re- S< 1/20 cent. "| mashed, in casseroles and other 'to 49 cents a dozen, the average. ‘price this week. } MEATS — It you want con- § | venience and ne cooking, perhaps — | canned ham will be ene of this | week's meat choices, You'll pay from. seventeen to over twenty- five cents a serving for it ac- | cording to the size you choose... | The larger the size, the lower the price per serving. Expect 4 | from each, pound. | Canned ham should be refrig- | erated—so remember this before | and after you select one. : : Unless smoked ham is to be eat- en immediately after it is cooked, cool it and refrigerate it. Then keep it cold until ready to serve. Keep the holiday happy by follow- ‘ing safe food serving practices. * * * | The smal Beltsville type turkeys weighing from 4 to 9 pounds sug-; gest more ways of using it than the | usual roasting, Has your family | enjoyed fried. turkey? The. sthall ‘ones under 5 pounds are tender andsmore meaty than fryers. Read directions on cans of | | canned meats, then follow these © | when storing it. Easy sandwiches — for quick picnic plans are always ! at your fingertips when extra | canned corned beef, luncheon — meat or other canned meats are © in the pantry, Even though grouné meat tis Try .Our Famous Junedale Brand Redi-Eat Sugar | Cured Hams and Picnics, a Thrifty Buy (t | , ‘ \ a fie a | * ie (. i, i Gs : | ae o | an i THIRTY-EIGHT : | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957 at objet | o oe H\ Aig x | . ; ox mS ; \ ee Lee Wes tA Koy 2 \ ‘Cheese Comes in Books Took Over Canned Meat prep opp scimrnr eg ES "aTMEII iesdne Chdliendie chicae> ota ; =| . oN BAZLEY'S! WW ane Is KING!! nace Cuenta soon soee'Selections This Week ud LGA: EAAAIYE Ap LN Lb. 39* A GOOD VALUE! SHANK HALF ‘EXTRA LEAN BUTT HALF - “49° REDI-EAT Junedale Picnics uo. 33° BOLOGNA Lb. 3 5 ¢ 78 North Saginaw St. Open Friday “til 9 GRADE 1 CHUNK STRICTLY FRESH LARGE EGGS Doz, 39° CENTER CUT HAM SLICES Lb. 89* BAZLEY'S-WHERE MEAT IS A SPECIALTY—NOT A SIDELINE! PAN-REDI Grade 1 Breakfast FRYERS » ed | SAUSAGE 3 = 95‘! TENDER BEEF POT ROAST ‘37 TENDER, SLICED BLADE CUT BEEF LIVER | PORK CHOPS Lb: 33° Lb. 43° Lb. 49* LEAN VEAL Shoulder Steak MILD CURED Sliced Bacon 3 Lbs. $4 ae THRIFTY VEAL RUMP ROAST » 49° QUEEN COLBY LEAN, MEATY LEAN BEEF MILD CHEESE | SPARE RIBS Lb. 43° Lb. 33° Lb. 29¢ SHORT RIBS _ROUND, SIRLOIN STEAKS 69° EXTRA LEAN PORK STEAK Lb. 49° higher it is one of the most eco- nomieal choices when price per serving is considered. Barbecued) ‘hamburgers are a favorite, but) jhave you tried barbecued cubes of ichuck? Or a barbecued rib-end loin roast? All three will fit most holi- day budgets. VEGETABLES — Let it rain. but let it shine, too. Five hundred new} acres of asparagus in Michigan this year mean plenty for all, but the total production depends upon the weather during the growing) season, You will find more home- grown asparagus this week, but a few warm days will mean bigger supplies | With the plentiful supply of po- tatoes enjoy them daily. The new | potatoes de not bake well, but | you cam use them in salads, ,;ways. | Cabbage is slightly higher this week, but it still is one of the low cost vegetables. Hothouse cu- cumbers from neighboring Canada are adding to those shipped from \Florida. You'll find quite a varia- jtion in price, i * * * Canned vegetable sales of peas, may attract you, if you have cool storage Space, FRUITS.—. The large dark red strawberries packed in pints are from California, The lighter col- | ored quarts are southern berries. Actually, you get more weight and berries when choosing the medium size. But you wil need | te decide which is more impor- tant to you—more berries or more flavor, If your family can use frozen strawberries, 26 cents for 10-ounces is an appealing price any time of the year, strawberries is a seasonal combi- nation for salad, fruit cup, or des- up the egg situation. Buy-wise, choose the large size at this sea- choice for frying, poaching and hard-cooking o Voungetere—adulte—everyone— tein. And juet think of It... here's a protein-rich Graham Write thie mame on your shopping tist * Ne eka’ Hoe hans : Grahams. need complete pre- BETTER TASTING Better for Youngsters fy G ie Fresh pineapple, barianas, and| son, Grade A quality is the wise) : N OW even everyday potato salad can taste super-special. Just take a tip from Wrigley’s Krispy and spark it with Kool Krisp fixings from Freshland! How those garden-best vegetables wake up the flavor! Just the touch of crunch potato salads need . . . fresh ‘n’ zesty, snap-' ping with summer! Cucumbers, radishes, peppers, celery and plenty more. In fact, anything and everything that's slice-able, dice-able and oh so tasty, you'll find at Wrigley’s Freshland. Ail Kool Krisp. All four-ways fresher, Why not see , , . right today . . . what wonderful ~ . things can happen when your potato salad meets our Kool Krisp. SERVES 6 Kool Krisp Potato Salad at U. S. No. 1 Extra Fancy _Long White California . Potatoes" im AX Kool Krisp top to bottom, then in quarters. (3) Cutting down, remove core " \ 7 Ce ae vi aes. rd : ; tm t | ae a Nk.) | ete PONTIAC PRESS, ‘THURSDAY, MAY 23) 1957 0) \/ 7 aa ion THIRTY-SINY i | ne . % ' 4 Fresh fruits are outstanding des-| orange rind and serve with killed and bled, have had their for Gourmet Dishes _ ala Orange srt aod_ when 304 ser Tale amonilade or coro, | finiert removed and ave been : . . ries and other fruits, try steeping Bs a | ‘ JANET +: aden ‘ nge them for half an hdur or so in| Per capita coffee consumption) Cyt vegetables. into pieces of Ba wera cama i ts go i Tee, equal paris of maple syrup and/in the U. S. amounts to 19 pounds/equal size so they will cook uni- It was said by members of her/salad. At any time of the year a Everyone likes bright color in Spanish sherry, either @ nutty per year. formly in the same length of time. family that my grandmother used|Sour Cream Cucumber Sauce is his food. Even before you can say. : to eat sour cream with a spoon,|perfect on fish. ; “that salad is the best ever,” it) — > ; : sugar first, Whether she used it in| 4 exp setr ream whipped for you to want a bite. y) while’ aa 4 cooking I don’t know. But as a 2"sinalt ‘cucumbers eee a There, are many foods today Sil 7 youngster 1 thought her taste a lit- Fabiespoons Vinegar Otc ahd Gia, eules Se soar De: : * ‘A\tle peculiar, Now I know better. : recipes. Beets is certainly : In & government leaflet issued|. Pare and put the cucumbers iniof these. Shoestring Beets com-| STOP RUBBING—use 20°? about fiteen years ago directions| {ced water to stand for an hour or/bined in a tossed salad add : ; are given for preparing your own|t®°-. Wipe them, then chop fine|bright touch of color and a de re ; oY , sour cream in case you aren't able| sad Grain. O08 tie ust before ee : : i * = pineapple quickly: (1) With an ordinary bread knife, cut off crown to buy it. Tt is 30 ooty Te in-(serving stir in the cucumbers Thal inns teed thesin teal Sa (top) and trim off butt at bottom. (2) Cut pineapple in half from | srested in making their own. (Call|®#uce is especially good over hot! an Orangé Juice sauce is an €x- ' me if want the recipe ) mgd (dotted line). (4) Cut free from shell (hull) on dotted line. Slice in godt sour |, Sour cream can be itsed in cake bite-size pieces and serve in or out of shell. One saeet pepuler frosting or filling. The frosting { anoff. Easily made either ' round or sirloin steak, it is an Sour Cream Frosting tween two la of the Three Layered | rts 7, “uietan | exceliont buttet dish. We had it | 3 Sshnepeens Sate arearise Meat Lo f I | Of course, with both, you may, Tecently and theroughly enjoyed Rey Fs ; aris want to add a few things: a couple it, %e teaspoon vanilla U. ] of beaten eggs, some chopped Beef Stroganoff Cream butter or margarine, add nusud onion and maybe some tomato! 1 ». sirloin or round steak % thick Sugar and mix until thoroughly juice to the ground beet. And some| } fbissfoons’ four blended and smooth. Add cream, Hamburger doesn't have to bei cited fat, sage, grated onion, and| 1%,tesspeons salt salt and vanilla and beat well. This made into patties and eaten as a| perhaps you'd like tomato juice as| I'tesspoon peprike. quantity of frosting will frost a pete an 2 Veo aeaer:e the caper otal Tf ~ two-layer cake. vor will please youngsters ing. een consomme (1% cups) Prune Filling and oldsters alike. For example,| Bake this three-layer loaf for) "py "tresn mushrooms, sliced 1 cup sour whipped meat loaf is rated as tops by many|ahout an hour and a half at 300 de-| 3*, cup sour cream —a 2 gene soenes prance. dreined people. grees. te =< } teaspoon lemon. fuice You probably have your own Rub both sides of meat with Dash of favorite way of making meat loaf. : . garlic, then cut into strips 14% | Remove pits from the prunes and But have you ever tried stuffed Springtime soup drink for ax 1”. Mix flour, salt pepper, andichop fine. Add sugar, lemon juice meat loaf? You have? Well what/crow? can be whipped up — or |paprika add meat strips and toss/and salt. Fold into whipped cream. about double-stuffed? wane he oy mPa an may Aang eer Spat tg ee bey Soypnclieper quam Hd “at the ready” refriger- r. Reserve remaining mix-itopping for a sponge cake. Deuble-stufied meat leaf gets ator. Usé equal parts of canned ture. gr pe liger np epee re the “double” trom the fact that | condensed cream of chicken soup) ose shortening in heavy skil- company suggests this recipe for to the meat, as Stuffing Number (then serve from a pitcher Or | geg gad onions and continue ‘One; and then Number Two a punch bowl. Good with OO oie anh aller tie tee Pe oom layer of enge stuffing is put be- | cookies. parent Add remaining flour 5 ore Hine tg ie : autzture, “consemme, water sad oe mushrooms . . . Cever and cook ta. cup cold ‘water | slowly until meat is tender (about | teaspoon simond extract 3% bers.) stirring occasionally; | ¥**lls crumb ; cooking until is slightly : 978 that’s ay | thickened. water, Add cold water. Stir dis- tye —_ solved gelatin gradually into sour . Add sour cream and chives and a cream. Add almond extract &: TreeSweet oes blend . , . served with boiled broad Beat gelatin-cream mixture with 7y —_ noodles or mashed potatoes . . a rotary beater until smooth; chill is the freshest-tasting in cans (7 . ¥ e . igently. Pour mixture into crumb some chopped chives! shell, Makes one 9-inch pie. put a dollop on the opened po-| SS \Fix Super-Duper Cookies ® |} Homemade cookies — you can't beat ‘em! But if there's no time for baking, here's a trick to add bought chocolate and ginger waf- ers, and quickly, too! Just add 1 tablespoon of real New Orleans .| molasses to fudge frosting mix and cup of sour cream,|spread a thick layer between 2 cookies, sandwich - fashion. Turns fourth cup of pineapple » teaspoons of lemon This Beautiful, Aluminum HO STESS TRAY a eel cellent combination and one you'll want to try. Baked Sliced Beets (i Wb.) sitced beets, drained lespoons flour it’s easy to wash white an- klets spotlessly clean, snowy white with Roman Bleach. It i delicious homemade flavor to store- ice cream or a simple fruit dessert | removes stains, grimy spots without the work or wear of extra rubbing, Just try it. beets about 30 minutes, Northern Ireland's new ‘Savings eeenemenemememnenennal Chicken-of-the-Sea TUNA CHUNK PACK i HILLS BROS. . CHOICE OF GRINDS Rolls G9 Remus Country Fresh COFFEE ,,. 8Q° NORTHERN us Qe Ef Sealed Sweet ORANGE JUICE LEMONADE Your 1 0 ‘ CAMPBELL’S ~ VEGETABLE ~ $OUP D cans $4 °° CRISCO 3 in 69s FROSTY ACRES FROZEN STRAWBER Choice 6-oz. Can Birds Eye MEAT PIES | © Turkey © Chicken © Beef : 4 o §9° | Table King Salod Dressing ‘ a Pkg. i RIES 15° r ATLAS : 4 Adabalch DEFIANCE - 303 Can 4. 4 E FpeE COUPON FR E E 13) FRUIT COCKTAIL _ eo ow Reg. Size Cak DEFIANCE .. 29 Ef, PALMOLIVE 3} *7?tssavce a i . : with this coupon” 3, NABISCO kee ‘ 35¢ Secon ony aT - HONEY SUGAR GRAHAMS | Pound ~ . SILVER STAR SLICED. IBA peer — Q E "_ AQv® CON 49: Doe We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities SUPER RKET {i ¥ as so Sek te —— Fe i he F ; 2 a es % iE N Syorry ~ Vo NS ; ___THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, MAY 43, 1957 Haddock Dinner Ready fo Serve - Don’t wait until Friday to serve fish. Your market ‘now carries jwonderfully convenient, appetizing frozen. haddock dinners, complete- ly prepared and ready to pop in the oven. They're s0 easy, so : |good;. you'll be serving these fish dinners any day of the week. Sea-fresh and succulent filet of haddock is enveloped in an ex- pertly seasoned golden cream ‘sauce, subtle enough for the deli- cate flavor of the fish. The accom- panying vegeables, garden peas and fluffy mashed potatoes, make this a completely delicious and satisfying dinner. Best part for you is that there’s absolutely no fuss or bother. After just 20 minutes in the oven, your haddock dinners are ready to be devoured, There's no work before, no clean- up after! want to flatter your “fish care . : i with a special salad, relish, hot ; < ADD ZEST — Two or more vegetables served cheese sauce-and whole kernel corn with lemon |pread, fruit dessert or white wine. CHICKEN ASPIC — A basic tomato aspic, made from staples with interesting sauces will add zest to meals. butter are an interesting as well as colorful vege- |Here are a few suggestions worth) on the pantry shelf, enfolds canned chicken or turkey bits and raw Nias Mind 1 Posting 'E "el reer cgay Lawyer. _ way tes Why hot dare to be ditenlal® erals by leaving peelings on well scrubbed toes. Use them this : scrubbed potatoes. Te ood vaiue| Either whole milk or nonfat dry way for French fries or scallop-/mille solide may In eade and ing, suggests the Consumer keting Information Agent, Mrs.\other baked goods. MORE of the BEST! FLAKORN CORN MUFFIN MIX <_< Broccoli served with a creamy smooth celery table combination, considering: vegetables. Perfect for a springtime luncheon menu, this salad wa | > x * appeal especially to women. A tangy salad. Marinate grape- Lamb and Potatoes Susi cw=" Luncheon Ladies Léve auces es Roasted ala Greek [Sve cn tutan averse Srinile| ~Y 5 : a oasted ala Greek Ssvsycn titan Chicken Molded in Aspic | . : Aspley relish—could be crisp = : V The Greeks not only had a name , to Any egeta ble for it, but they pag i: oe poo vegetable sticks, wget Around conference tables, in . Pg Sn ray oe | according to the Daughters of Pe-| 125° watermelon ied, preserved lot meters, American Chub wo| #asisicoyirmen hice If your family is bored. with,until tender but not soft. Stir in\nelope at Worcester, Massacht-| tyumquats, chutney, spiced | men : ron profes-| {+ tesepece | vegetables, perhaps a combination ‘flour. Remove from heat. Add milk)setts. This is their ancestral way peaches or pickled beets as an —— togethe 2 cans (5 ounces each) boned chicken | ‘ : , social and civic interests. or turkey, diced of several with taste tempting slowly, stirring constantly and cook}of roasting lamb with potatoes. | secompaniment te the fish. Now as club terms near the sum-| }.°% ‘hopped celery . sauces will pique their entivusi-|Until sauce is eo oh 1 Keatpoon otf cate paste A fruit dessert —for the grand|™er recess, members are holding) % cup chopped stafted olives Nn asm. Unusual flavor -additions to), 44 de Se finale, consider a compote of fruit,|!uncheons to end their work pro-| Sprinkle gelatine on 1 cup of| : a medium cream sauce offers remaining ingredients and : fruit sherbet, individual frozen|sTam with a social event. Andithe consomme to soften many opportunities for variety." St cheese is melted. Makes Dilute the tomato paste in hot//' it nies strawberries with sour|&etting the popular vote is chick-over boiling water and stir until Hives ou Pimiento, chives, green peppers, (2b0ut 3 cups of sauce. Serve over|water until it forms a liquid. To) oa. fresh fruit with cheese. |" aspic as the main course. (gelatine is thoroughly dissolved. capers, tamshrcomne, curry as welliereccell. saparegus or other vege-/Sis, add a cup of cold water. , For the hostess who will be Add remaining consomme, tomata , an , are tables. Wash the roast with warm water entertaining club members or juice, salt, lemon juice and Tab- . just a few flavor variations, Lemen Butter Saace }and season to taste. Try Cheese-Tunaburgers serving one dish at cooperativejasco. Chill until mixture is the| Richer! Fresher! Brimming with natural corn | A well seasoned cheese sauce| % pound butter >> = = luncheon, chicken aspic is a popu-iconsistency of unbeaten egg white.| flavor! Flakorn‘s just made to be better! with slightly cooked, crunchy cel-| 2 ‘#blespcons lemon juice Pour the tomato sauce over it,| Tunaburgers are as tasty andjlar mikin dish. It is also easy to * * * ery will give good texture as well|_ Melt butter over very low heat.|cover the pan and roast for about|juicy as beefburgers done up im)make with pantry shelf staples! oid in diced chicken, celery,| And, Flakorn’s big 12 oz. pack gives you the extra- as flavor contrast to broccoli. The| heme from heat, Blend in two hours in a 400 degree oven.|this fashion: combine a T-ounce ee horney mixture uses canned cucumber and olives. Turn into a measure mix it takes to make a dozen or more tempting | milk and cheese will add valuable|!emon juice and serve immedi-/Baste frequently, adding hot water) can drained tons, % cup Sosd consomme and canned'¢.cyp mold; chill until firm. Un- muffins in single batch! Plenry for seconds all around milk nutrients to the whole fami-(2%@l7 on hot vegetables. Makelif the sauce tends to disappear, icelery, 1 teaspoon prepared mus-|tomato juice. |mold on salgd greens; 8 servings. omy ty's toed noods. For Savor contrest|*2est_% cup sauce. Enetgh forjand gradually reduce the heat iitend, % tweqeun seit, Se pep Canned bened chicken is also in an easy 2 minutes’ mixing! serve a lemon butter sauce ent Sarvings = er ape eacniemi nix well. Split € yee onl instantly ready. Unflavered gel- Lord Has Many Uses | Not only quantity ... BUT QUALITY, TOO ... make ? sweet, tart, buttery flavor unex-|* and slice the potatoes, Parbell | isco 44 cup tuna mixture. On| (eue? ‘© the maim dish, and Did you ever stop to count the : pected on corn. for 10 mjautes in salted water, [t. hat lay @ slice | of Swiss| Ames Mectber tho chichen, com number of ways a shortenis is tase tease No One Will Ever Guess | adding a chopped onion as they [V9.0 cot on baki a used in meal preparation? In bak- COOKIN’ IN? 3 tablespoons butter Watfled Bread Sticks are certain| *t#rt to boll, broil tinder moderate heat about| This jellied chicken dish can be|!né it is used for pies, tarts, cakes, Served right from the oven ot hot from the Me eup chopped celery . to pop the question, “How did you! x * * 5 minutes, Replace tops and serve.|made in one large decorative|cookies, cream puffs, biscuits, grill . .. with soups or salads or your best bar- Agena Aree make them?” "It’s easy. Remove| Two brown evenly, the roast mold, or the gelatine mixture can|>read and rolls. For trying, lard b-que. Hearty appetites all salt crusts from enriched bread slices.|should be turned several times. Seasoned with salt, ground black|be chilled in $ to 12 individual|is used in the preparation of cro- sparks meals like muffins — and tc ~ Pepper, optional = Spread both sides of bread with| After two hours, uncover the pan, pepper and ground dill seed, cot- molds. SS fritters, eggs. muffins like Flakorn! | Ye pound sharp cheese, cubed mayonnaise. Toast in hot waffle|add the potatoes and onion (gar-jtage cheese balls rolled in paprika) Temate-Chicken Salad Mold French potatocs, and gga ——— Melt butter in saucepan, Add|iron until “brown. Cut into thin Tie. Wt wanted) and cook slowly make a delightful accompaniment] ¥ ssvelopes watiavered gaan _|‘ ame just a few. Lasd is an) Te ke ee ee lto fresh fruit or vegetable salads,|_! °*® (0% ounces) condensed eon-/economical shortening, too. celery and cook over low heat|strips about 6 from each slice. - for another hour. First time in coffee history! | S COFFEE COUPONS fp mco™ TOTAL VALUE 45¢ a twain, Son Year on? 2. Oe Oe oe 8 | ia he ae ~*~ Puere cot*” , *UcL-gaole? el eal heen eon iit tees toniion meet your home. Each one saves you 15¢ on a 6-ounce jar ~ _ of Instant Chase & Sanborn, Take the first one to your / grocer now. ‘Then make # cup of the full-bodied coffee. , ‘ Enjoy areal Flavor Break! Once you taste this coffee, _ You'll be glad you've got two more coupons to tise on ai aR i eee a ai Mrs, William Merritt (left) of LaSalle avenue is retiring president of photographed with Mrs. Harry Hahn of Delaware drive, who will head this year’s publicity committee. Newcomers Club of Pontiac. She is Dietrich Kohisaat . : Robert Will entertain Members of Village Club Prepare Skit for June 5 By RUTH SAUNDERS BLOOMFIELD HILLS—In prep--Mrs. J. L. Newnam of court, ¢ (brook Theater Sc’ ot 26, June 24. The school will con-) ‘duct its course in. the Cranbrook Greek Theater and Pavilion and will include about 125 students. Local staff; members for the include Sara Smith, Joan is the daughter of Mr. and | | William Gallagher and Mrs. Guy id iderson and Mrs. James Harrison) is C. Thompson, Mrs. Eliot Kin-|bave spoken for June 11 when they } wil. gre a moter and duereer |STQ||GtION Richard luncheon, and on the 13th the pro-| Rinded in the prenuptial tests, (CONGUCteEC ities at a dinner at Plum Hollow Mrs. W. 1. Adams, (Golf Club, with Mr. and Mrs. Rob- » Mrs. HL ert Hackett as hosts. by Sorority | Joan's attendants will be Mrs. 'Walter W. Fisher, matron of honor,| Officers were installed at the ‘Mrs. Rankin Henry and Joan Wednesday evening meeting of - |Besse, bridesmaids. Robert Hack-'Alpha Omega Chapter of Beta 'ett will be best man. Sigma Phi held at the home of Mrs. Duane Chamberlain on Wil- liams Lake road. friendsat..dinner|— DINNER PLANNED Mr. and Mrs, Ralph L. Polk Jr. | ‘Friday evening in their home on’ Cranbrook court. * * * a | + * former Mary Barton. ‘born May 2) to Mr. and garet Barton. Mrs. Barton plans to go to Mil- waukee and Tucson in the near i | i | Martha Collins will be a lunch- future. . Carl G, Wonnberger, Lowell! announces the opening of the Cran- Two of the new officers of New. Michael Presby (left) of Lake Angelus service Wednesday evening at Hotel and Mrs. Robert Larsen of Clintonville Waldron. Chairman of the installation dinner last ‘night was Mrs. W. J. Beebe of Otsego drive. ' G ree Mrs. Hugh Hales Takes comers Club of Pontiac are Mrs. road. The group held an installation will entertain at luncheon Ye@r will Womens Section oat i Mis sesen! tse geen ot (GR McClintock, Carole Tor- Red Run Golf Club. eo, Coats Se Soe } 0 Mrs, Clay Doss, Mrs. Neil San-/ Burt — ond THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957 PAGES 41-46 ‘Range From Lofty Elegance to Gay Informality Mrs, Morton Bacon, ers who inhabit them. Committee “chairmen are Doris Mrs. Vincent \Schneider, telephone; Mrs. C. M. ‘Beevers, membership; Mrs. _Mr. and a Na Audette are stance Benson, ways and means, planning a dinner party in theif'snq Mrs. Michael Gallogy, friend- new home on Harsdale road June ship. ~— | Mrs. Constance Benson, retiring president, was presented with a Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0. Barton gavel, and a gift was presented became prewd grandparents (to Mrs. John Harris who is | twice within twe days. Mary (ing to Fort Worth, Tex. Louise Geiger was born May 18 | A donation was made to the; i te Mr, and Mrs, Paul Geiger of \Child Psychiatry Department of | Milwaukee. Mrs. Geiger is the pontiac State Hospital. Bride-to-Be | jat Shower Following closely, « mn vas Travel Aid for Pets | Miss McCarthy to) |Philip Matter III of Tucson, Ariz. 4 boon to families that trans-; able front seat covers that fit all] cars. Made of rayon in seven col-| Rumor Says Yes—to French Model Aly Khan to Marry Again? the 80-year-old Aga Khan, spir- - itual leader and tithe taker of sect; Vim, Jean Slavin, Rath Slavin, , and alcoholic beverages as Actually Aly is half Italian, the son of the Aga Khan and his’ first bride, Theresa Magleano. ‘GREAT LOVER’ AT 23 Personalities of Fashion Salons Vary, =a By DOROTHY ROE | Here all announcements of gar- The models never know whether New York's fashion salons have pronunciation. Here haughty and personalities, just like the design-\emaciated models whiz by with jnoses in the air. Like well-trained | *~ * * \soldiers they keep their eyes) straight ahead, pirouette with mil- for instance. Elegantly located at/litary precision and never, never John always is Fifth Avenue and 57th Street, it re crack a smile. ; 7, ; tains all the atmosphere of its| When Dior himself is present impresario, in Napoleonic pose ee i Take the Christian Dior salos, Parisian original. Here editors,|there is an air of hushed excite- buyers and. private customers ar- ment, and one feels that a royal riving for the opening of a new flag should be flown. ‘collection always wear their very * * * -stits and hats—and_instine-- oir, different tg the showroom tively speak in hushed voices. ot ‘Vera Maxwell, an all-American moment to rush in with an arm- ‘ful of suits or coats. * * * | An opening at Oleg Cassini's oe -_ Speak Her Vows on July 13 . lim the afternoon and there’s only| designer never appears until after Hartzman of M one star with. speaking lines — it is all over, sometimes not even unfailingly entertaining, ‘Associated Press Women’s Editor ment names are given the French they're going to be greeted with raucous laughter or wolf whistles, but they take either in stride. * * * A millinery showing by Mr. Five pages today in Women’s Section extrav-. aganzas of headgear in some- igirl who started out modeling rid. | times worshipful, sometimes cut-| ing habits and never has lost her love of casual tweeds and outdoor | clothes. The beaming Miss Max-/ Victor, who is as informal as Mr. well is likely to appear in sweater|John is flamboyant, and who is Entertained am skirt, and her youthful assist ants interrupt the showing at any) ting terms. Then there's hat designer Sally dikely to step up to the micro- phone and say, “Gee whiz, kids, I had a@ speech all ready, but I just can’t remember it. Anyway, here er eS a hat." 4 g* 2 * unpredictable, and! as the Presidency of City Group Newcomers Club of Pontiac in-| ed by Mrs. Hales include Mrs. . stalled Mrs. Hugh J. Hales as’ William Emersén, program; Mrs, president Wednesday evening at) Harry T. Hahn, publicity; Mrs. ‘a dinner meeting held at Hotel) Larned Runnels, social; Mrs. Waldron, Morton Bacon, membership, and Mrs. Peter Duna, courtesy, Fellow officers installed were; Others appointed to committees vice presi-were Mrs. Clarence Saunders, dent; Mrs. Robert Larson, secre-|finance; Mrs, Peter Aldo, philan- itary, and Mrs, Michael Presby,'thropic, and Mrs. Gordon Low, telephone. Committee chairmen appoint- * *® * Mrs. Wilfred Beebe was chair- man of the installation dinner as- \sisted by Mrs. Larned Runnels and |Mrs. Presby. The evening of bridge was chairmaned by Mrs, Aldo, Bride-Elect Announces Attendants Marbara Hammett Feted at Shower in | McLarty Home Bride-elect Marbara Lee Ham- mett announced her bridal attend- Marbara, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, Garland S. Wells Mrs. Delbert D. Hammett of Go- of Ramona terrace announce the ing sfreet, will exchange vows of their daughter, with Richard L. Childress on July ngagement There’s a cathedral atmosphere Bonnie, to Leslie Hartzman. He is 20.’ He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ors, they are guaranteed shrink- | Maureen McCarthy, bride-elect;the irreverent Cassini himself.'then. Ice water is served. resistant and colorfast, i ; of Fred Slavin Jr., was the hon- oree at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. Chris Cates, Mrs. John Hessler and Mrs. William Shell. - * ** * Maureen and Fred will exchange vows July 13 at St. Benedict Church. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCarthy. of Draper avenue are parents of the bride-to-be and Mr. and Mrs, Fred Slavin of Wood- bine drive are Fred's parents.. Mrs. Earl McHugh, Mrs, F red Other guests were Mrs. Lewis Kalush, Mrs. Tom Brooks, Mfs. Frank Gorkie, Bonita Hessler, Donna- Shell, June Shadlock, Mrs. Charles Sweéney, Mrs. George Darr, Mrs. Willard Wallace and Irene Mahoney, * ® * = Mrs. Joe Buda, Mrs. Ruel Odle, Mrs. George Purdy, Mrs, William) — Merritt Walker, Mrs, Kenneth Ar- jnett, Mrs. Harold Hall, Mrs. Rockwell, Mrs. Carl. Billingsley, Mrs, Daisy Gunn, Mrs. Gladwin Bruzie and Mrs. Richard Rocksber- ry completed the guest list. Isabella Daughters ‘a Renoloperative affair. his Plan Monday Event Mrs. Nora Ashton is serving as) general chairmah of the Da ters of Isabella, Our Lady of Lakes Circle 479, annual mother and daughter dinner. Mrs. William Donahue is cochairman of the ¢o- The dinner will be held Monday at 6 p.m, in the K. of C. Hall, with Mrs, Louis Koprince arrang-| — \ Se5 z youngsters wear matching | ee Ae ‘3 Peppermint candy stripes Yor. real ¥ \ \ ‘ t \ \ \, ¥ ‘ : “crispy. shoulder ties and. co _sundresses in everglaze cotton. These - ing top and bottom. _, \ 1 * Also attending were Mrs. Paul Fournier, Mrs, Rodney. Newcomb, Mrs. Paul Hawkins, Mrs. Dwayne Pyles, Miss. Chapdelaine and Mrs. George McDonald. : Ofticers Named \by the Alumnae iof Delta Zeta Patricia Wendling of Clarkston — teat eURTY -TWO Dry starched and wnstarched|to unstarched articles, and mois- fabrics in separate loads. When ture in unstarched fabries dilutes | dried together, starch may transfer|starch and Jlenghtens drying | time. | W omenfolk Attention ‘WOMEN in WHITE’ j ‘i } f i / THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1957 Figure-Molding Becomes Fun, Not Work “Washington Aid Charity It's Easier to Exercise With Group Long Words Considered Pretentious “Our adult education gym classes give us reducing exercises, volleyball and cage ball, While we BY. JOSEPHINE LOWMAN |company. As a result, many wom-|two friends and neighbors had ex- I often have called your attention'en have written that they have ercised together each morning for to the fact that it is so much) formed bred _— group years, haveiamong ne one instance easier to .exercise if you ing 5: tte too Saieahh es to ton Reader Objects to Promote Projects College Graduaté’s for Betterment of UNIFORMS MO, Pontiac! Large Selections Over 50 Styles in Every Size _@Dacron...... Sizes 7 to 15 @ Nylon ...... Sizes 10 to 20 @ Frostys . . Sizes 1412 to 24/2 @ Cottons ..... Sizes 38 to 44 $2.99 to $15.91 and Also UNIFORM SLIPS $2.99 = $3.91 SAM BENSON 20 South Perry St.- . Open to bd P. M. ANNOUNCING . Week-End Bakery Buys | aid the handicapped and better the Community “By JANE EADS WASHINGTON — The instinct to promote the welfare of youth, icommunity in which they find themselves, is common among thoughtful women no matter how far they are from home, This is exemplified in the na- tion's capital where last year wives of government bigwigs and diplomats joined in raising an es- timated $200,000 for local philan- ‘thropic and charity interests. Not only do they write checks; | more importantly, they give of themselves and their precious | time, They attend meetings faithfully. ‘They put on benefits — parties, ‘tours, bazaars, fashion shows, con- icerts and theatrical performances, They visit. homes and _institu- tions, and they personally con- tact young people to help them get ahead in the world, The Washington Chapter of the ~— it takes the labor out of figure- molding exercises if you can com- pare progress charts with, others. ducing. * me but ‘misery loves company’ pating’ in these events, we are toning up our muscles and re- * * “T had lost inches all over by following the exercises you sent and this is a nice way to have company while losing inches. This jgives ome a new perspective. ‘I plan to take several other- courses this fall. “I must add, too, that it is fun shopping now in my home town stores because I invariably | meet one or two new friends from my gym class. It is nice te have new friends to say ‘hello’ to.” New friends always are stimu- lating, Those women who are jlonely and do not have many friends would be wise to join groups of this sort. It would broaden their horizons and in- terests. take advantage of the many adult education courses now available in many cities. This is a wonderful way to develop in- dividual] interests even when your children are young, if you can Manage it, Personal activities, studies and hobbies acquired through these years will act as a bulwark against boredom and distress when the mother who has been so busy sud- denly finds herself with too much leisure, I think you will be. interested in a quote from a letter which has ‘recently come to me, This| * * * reader says: | If you would like to have my ‘The physical fitness course our short daily routine of exercise, Showing Off _ By EMILY POST A reader tells me: “I have a friend who is a college graduate and tries to impress everyone with her knowledge of the English language by using long words when shorter ones would do just as well. 1 think it is very pretentious and not in good taste, I would very much like your opinion on this.” ~ Answer: It is true that shorter | words are in best taste, especially lthose of Saxon origin. This does j|not mean, however, that one can’t use long words, but merely that to reach out for a long word instead of a shorter one certainly would seem to be showing off. “Dear Mrs, Post: Will you please say something in your column to the theatergoers who ge. out during intermission for a cigaretts amd return after the lights have gone out and the Date Bran C Society of Arts and Letters, for) adult education program offers. is planned especially for women to) performance has resumed, i -™ | ' E murrins 9°: ftraipe io stodents inthe fields of| | ©——= : i [ite those tuwanied inches butlhy yourselt, end a etamped, tl | a7) fad, bab most somone | voice, instrumental music, art, “Miser loves company.’ “This lonely-looking {helps us forget temporarily our addressed cqvdse Wh yor eo ee in ideration for | A >i ballet, modern dance and literature) Jiz#Je Jad ry | set t oman.” exercises but she wish SF |nousehold and home duties, revives|quest for leaflet No, 19. ~ an - seats wae should Pineapple in the 13 years since its forma- y a ae "$ OUL SNE WISNES jus mentally, and in short,is-lets:Josephine Lowman in care of The better.” NUT CAKE Ea, Cc tion, for a partner to make it more enjoyable. of fun. Pontiac Press. know Topped with Pine- DOZEN AWARDS Answer: There is no act that is apple Fudge Icing | At.their recent annual benefit— . Pp ; a “= : _ — than not going ‘whose list of prominent -sponsors D b VY W h B d -F| ck to your seats when you are A | ‘was headed by Mamie Elisen- istr1 ute Our el g t ri e ect notified that the curtain is about . ; treu presented by hostess-philanthropist I H d D HH d agreeable to people . in , Rhubarb Pie Coffee rita oa; (hare. Merriweather roy O e Ss onore audience to have someone stand | Mrs, Ferando Berckemeyer, wife; |. at Sh OW er rst you and sag apt but it | of the Peruvian ambassador, Weight distribution is important; One may appear overweight very upsetting to actors. | Friday and Saturday Only! Cc | HOME-MADE BREAD. . 15 Open From 8:30 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. Daily Closed 6:30 P. M. Saturday | Thomas Pastry Shop opened the embassy for the af- fair. Most of these distinguished ladies are interested in more than one such group, Mrs. Post’s | benefactions are legion especially | im the field of ‘music opportuni- Mrs. George icicle: wife of the secretary of the treasury, ac- tively supports a number of groups) interested in young people. persons in the Washington area. MALING SHOES If you want the moon to a pretty figure. It's the reason/(or scrawny) while the other is nicely proportioned. The difference in the two is the way in which the weight is distributed and, of course, the bony structure of the bedy. One woman, at 115 pounds, may have a good deal of her weight concentrated about her hips. The) iéther may have slim hips and| waist but heavy thighs and legs. why two women of the same height and weight can look totally different. Book Reviewed for Figure Club Mrs. Clayton Rule reviewed the! | book, “Pigs Is Pigs,’ at the re- Mrs. Gerald Rose was presented -|with the trophy for losing the most weight during the week, Winner Conrad Burlison. * * * Welcomed ag new members were Mrs. Leona McCais, Mrs. Charles Calhoun, Mrs. Howard Armstrong, Mrs. George Tarpis and Mrs. Clea- tus Reed. are drying. ‘that is concentrated on the spots) that need it most. To this, add the all-over exer-| cise of wal swimmi or : | of the previous week was MIS. \sennis for eno 3 tone ae | = Se Mrs’ <= feel and look of health. To speed ironing on washday,'Darlene Sue, to Robert A. Mauro. , iahn. I damp-dry lightweight articles first|He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs og oe pera Mrs. and start ironing while other loads! Achille Mauro of Auburn avenue.| John Morrison Jr., ningham, was honoree at a mis- cellaneous shower given recently by Lois Hahn of Waterford. * * *® ‘Mrs. Peter Cunningham of West iLawrence street, will become the 1 in All Saints Episcopal Church. | \He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. David Grubb, Mrs. Harold Mes- | ton, Mrs; Paul Bonfiglio, Mrs. | Gladys Fulkerson, Cleobelle Cole- roa = _ee ~ DARLENE SUE VOGLER rs. Marvin Fater, jof Alberta boulevard announce) m ithe engagement of their daughter, | % Completing the guest list were * |No date has-been set for the wed-|técerison and Mrs. wes aie | ‘ding. |s0n, Mrs. Guy Bennett, Mirian. |Mrs. Arthur Duffie and Mrs. Dale Lovett, Extension Club Elects Officers may sale ; las Argyle. Mrs. Earl Watermen,| * sea-going Bride-elect, Margaret M. Cun-| “Doar Mrs. Post; When «a middie-aged woman is seated at a party and a woman guest | arrives who is a stranger to her Mrs. John Martin was re-elected and she is brought over and = i introduced Margaret, daughter of Mr. and, © mr, OS 7 that she rise from her chair to ecimeutetpe Ris inteetaient™ ‘bride of Gavin C. Morrison, June) yi cwer- It dipende on how it happens. If, after being introduced, the lady stands talking to her, ~*~ * * \John Morrison of Detroit. . 1 ‘cent meeting of Fashion Your Fig- ; - jthen she has to rise. If the new- daira FE 48163 | 2 sina Speck Cine Funder re Cub held a Adah Sly Lt gars," droog earch Peng nd Plenty of Park i Mrs, Cunn » Mrs. Mertt- |doean’t have to rise. re ing Space at Side and Rear of Building tion which helps handicapped >r@ry. a we ee \It must be the kind of exercise) son, Mrs. Amy Harper, Mrs. tg wel rma oe Reservations ‘chai of the Lakeshores Home a playmates ges .°ns er eo VET with Mrs, H. J. Seney of Canter-| ‘ —_ drive. Mrs. — Sherman again serve as chairman. $ 299 to $459 Also fe-clected was Mrs. Seney as Consult secretary.. Mrs. Sherman will serve as treasurer. i Delphine Michae Ahoy there! Climb Osa ange vac ney _ Phine Michaels i alentine, récrea rs. aboard a co Sin Jobe ets Bago ELKIN , A snoes ~~ SO.NORTH SAGINAW STREET ue oe ae _ Open Monday and Friday\ Evenings . TEL-HURON SHOPPING ce Coats eB : drawstring middy blouson; 30-36. safety; Mrs. Anthony Gerzaniecs, historian, and Mrs. Robert John- playmates of sailing blue by Chic Togs, mated! to yachting flag prints! True sailors these no amount Jones will again serve as project; Mrs, Seney, and Mrs. Kenneth Travel Bureau 296 N. Hunter Blvd, of water hurts them! leaders. sale, $3.59 chino jamaicas; 10-16. sale $3.59 mat tenes chino pedal pushers. 10-16. sale, $3.59 sleeveless ith 30-36. | $2.59) ul chino skirt | ‘10-18. le, $4.59 Club Elects * a ik be juli gh Nis A MG i i= is Ns A Be ( THE. PONTIAC PRESS ur HURSDAY: MAY. 238, 1957. | \ | t 4 \ | Mrs. Orser as President Officers Named by Parent Guidance at Foster Home Mrs, Harvey Orser will head the activities of Parent Guidance Club .for the coming club year, Officers re elected Wednesday evening when thembers met for a coopera- tive dinner at the home of Mrs. “W. Earl Foster on Riviera drive, Other officers are Mrs. John Huntzinger, vice president: Mrs. Harold Wert, secretary; Mrs. Rob- ert’ Shaliman, treasurer: Mrs. Rob- “ert Dorman, corresponding secre- “tary, and Mrs. E. H. Vieriech, his- torian. Committee chairmen appointed fmelude Mrs. Huntzinger and Mrs. E.. A, West, program; Mrs. Ron- . ald Hayward and Mrs, James Fortier, social; Mrs. Sam Joan, home and devotions; Mrs, Har- eld Wert, publicity; Mrs. Dor- man and Mrs, Robert Shallman, finance; Mrs, Gérdon Reynolds, parliamentarian, and Mrs. Vier- fech, federation delegate. Also serving as committee chair- men are Mrs. U. H. Barnett and, Mrs. Foster, welfare: Mrs. Walter, Namm, membership, and Mrs.) George Watts and Mrs. Rex Law- rence, telephone. i During the social hour members exchanged gifts with their secret pals. Here’s Spelibinder | 3 for Small Girl | Oh, those peaceful hours—if you can get them!—when the children, are absorbed in their own affairs) instead of in yours. | Try this spelibinder on your small daughters; a small size laun-| dry set With washtub, scrub board, | ironing board, and play iron. Add plenty of soap or detergent suds for her amusement, and you'll get a chance to catch up on your reading! Do Work You Love After: By ANNE HEYWOOD statement, eupeddliy when it comes; when retirement comes you There's an old saying to the ef-to the subject of retirement and re- should figure a way to continue fect that all general aera it, perhaps on a part-time basis, are hate ." This for example: But if you have hated your job i Peatiae Press Photo Women. , Miss Donelson who has served the organization for five years as treasurer, was honored when mem- bers gathered for their annual meeting . at Haven Hill Lodge. Mrs. Ray Allen (left) of Fern- barry drive presents a gift to Faye Donelson of Voorheis road, retiring treasurer of the Pontiac Branch of the American Association of University ‘Annual Dinner Meeting Held at Haven Hill SALE.--- Used SINGER Sewing Machines | Taken in Trade "Large Variety Many One of a Kind aie Buy with confidence A Trage Mark of THE SINGER MFO. CD. SINGER SEWING CENTER PONTIAC 102 N. SAGINAW FE 2-0811 BIRMINGHAM 177 W. MAPLE MI 4-0050 DOWN PAYMENTS AS LOW AS... TT ee ee ee ee eer ee eee ee ee eee eee ‘the Pontiac Branch of American’ relations; Mrs. Catherine Thurs- -asseciation. Mrs. Ray Allen pre-| Cora Krueger— reported ‘sented the honoree pple » During __| Mrs. Olin Thomas, newly elected | = — | tees for the year. City AAUW Honors Faye Donelso At the annual dinner meeting of| Mrs. Kenneth Ollis, international convention | ten, social studies; Mrs. Homer Association of University said MeVean, status of 5 Mire. held Monday evening at Haven’ © yg Galbraith, historian; Li- Hill Lodge, Faye Donelson, retir-| lian Davidson, program and ing treasurer, was honored in| newsletter, and Mrs. J. Thomas recognition for her service to the) Peterson, publicity. branch who exhibited paintings, held in Grand Rapids. x * in the. * with a gift! delivered at the recent from members. : * * t the business meeting. the state of Michigan. Mrs. Hanna Amy Krueger and Mrs. Ollis also reported on JUST MARVELOUS sessions. “He was marvelous at it from @ The Monday program was pre- the beginning. And why not, as he sented by members of the local says. After all, to be able to do a. ; ithing he loved took twenty years | § : weaving, metalsmithing. knitting'off his age!” oe and millinery at the convention) Participating were Miss Heitsch, Wisk ‘stracesr!| and Mrs. Tom) etiring ae “But,” people will sometimes ster to change.” MOTIVE 18 STRONG Actually, if they have hated their job all those years, the motive is plenty strong. They're apt to bring to the new field such zest, pep and enthusiasm that they succeed very quickly. g * * * That's how it was with Mr. L. R. whose wife wrote me recently, “My husband is just wonder- ful,’ she began. “He is 67 years old, in perfect health and he has a part-time project which is very successful. “In fact, he could expand it to full-time if he wanted to, but we'd rather have the time to relax and have fun. . _ ££ * & “We're all so happy for him say, “it's awfully hard for an old- ’ because, for years, he was really mea. He| Work Outlined” | |Hold Election Oakland Nt urses of New Officers © Mrs. George A.. Gillette will serve as president of Oakland County District of Michigan State ‘Nurses’ Association, Officers were elected at the Tuesday evening meeting held at Birmingham Com- munity House. | Elected to serve with Mrs. Gil- Nine species of the pine tree are found in Canada. : MRS. MONZO BEMENT Mrs. Monzo Bement will graduate. Monday from Bethel gree. She is the daughter of Mrs. Ralph Phillips of Drayton Plains. At Bethel, Mrs. Bement has been Camp Oakland to Soroptimists The speaker also pointed out site for Girls’ Ranch, and told the plans for landscaping that begin soon, Guests at the dinner meeting ‘were Mrs. Evelyn Cole, Mrs. How- ard Decker, Mrs. Harold Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Diekman,' Karl Schultz, Ray Swackhamer and Kenneth Wright. a population of 83 million, is the Mishawaka, Ind., with a B.S. de- Mrs. S. V. Sekles, Mts. 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More _ chief concern. ‘freshman, explains: : ‘are making a good investment.” | than 25 per cent say it is their | Joe, an 18-year-old Dartmouth) \ Worry Teeners More Than Dates Joe Zorch, Katonah, N.Y,, says it this way: “ I don’t want to let | ‘This doubtless will surprise those lege.” Other ‘teens have varied reasons for their concern over grades. Kathryn, 16-year-old Minnesota girl, chalksup her school worry to: “I’m trying to meet standards set up by brothers and sisters,” Terence Gilheany, Forest Hills, N.Y., has done a bit of soul- searching. He says, “I believe ech | I have become too caught up in | | “I want to prove my parents) the competitive spirit of modern __| education.” Most youngsters worry about 'temporaries.”’ worry is that I never have any.” I don’t want adults to think I'm ier , under battle and I'm afraid I Practical considerations, might be ‘chicken.’ ” especially money, , plague more : than one-third of the teens we| National problems concern 16 questioned. They worry over in-|Per cent. : sufficient funds for dating and for| A Chapel Hill, N.C. lad, Charles buying the things they want. Black, answers our questionnaire: Hinkle Livengood of the Univer- sity of North Carolina sums up his “THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957" better judges of me than my con-lattitude toward money; “My only, : “International problems: . Real old age.”’- Moral questions trouble 24 per 28 per cent of the questioned youth. srience is of the utmost importance solutions to | Hugh, 18: lite if \don’t worry about it.” Art 18: “Be éort of carefree — “National problems: I want to |happy go lucky. You'll live longer worry: “This is my. prescrip- something can be done, do it; if a situation cannot be altered, — ¥ All Wives Should Learn How to Avoid Widowhood They Can. Figure Out Ways to Ease Financial Pressure on Husbands tiremént — she'll immediately $ 95 : my family down for their many; ; WORLD WORRIES By RUTH MILLETT | Grades, not girl-boy problems "| argaret Johnson, 16, Fergus “ente| mane, 8 worry today’s ones ake ‘sacrifices to put me through col-| Falls, Minn., insists: “Naturally | International problems trouble Stra pra sbest phy ll = Pihimne Peag so hard I worry erenees aouee We een that How often today you hear wives) 4 man who can say to him- MATE fF adults who are convinced young yaRieD 5 a ‘crazy teenager,’ as they clas- A Dartmouth worries: | fo. " ; me spl eevee, ene, REAUONS iyo aay Young pope | dant knw fw Tanda Te aan oe tC ae ee 7a, te ale en at me x *@ © interested in retiring when the But what are the wives doing time comes. But meantime the besides worrying? Not much, in knowledge that he will be able to retire if he ‘wants to will keep him from feeling that he is on a treadmill that is never going to isn’t doing a thing to help make it possible for him te slow down die of old age. that way — without ulcers.” or even work confidently toward a time when he can take it easy, What can a wife do besides stop. * * * Women can do a lot besides worry about how hard their hus- bands work, And if they don't want to face years of lonely widow- hood, they had better do all they worry? thing. . Thei i payee oe She can educate herself finan- can, : : think teenage troubles trivial com-/ : igh 4: pared with their own, But the anx- cally. There wouldn't be no _ Sees seo mei a! Ed-of-Month and Soeply_ ot. wives were busy teaching them- The future worries an increas- selves how not to be widows. ingly large percentage of young) . * @& e = ALE . ee ee ee Se deceit teke mack ff ial ee oe cot mines — reading for a wife to figure out’ N lon ; is their biggest worry. for herself that unless she and her y | why he are ESE A peor ine LACK OF GOALS her tusband is going to some day 0 thru ——e and to Youngsters worry about lack of |drop in his tracks trying to keep} 9 9 954, U plans or goals for the time when one jump ahead of the bill eet 4 $9 p oat he et et oe tors. nOow— their own. They're afraid STICK TO BUDGET tele’ Z won't “find themselves. Kies, 0 Wile con voluntarily put Girls’ SPRING Son They're troubled that they won't herself on a household budget and COATS WHEN YOU WEAR be successful in their fields. 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THURSDAY. MAY 3, 037 ea ee I, | FORTY. six Can U.S. and Reds Agree « on Air Inspection? Jand and Luxemburg; nearly all lof Canada’s Yukon territory; Si- By WILLIAM N. OTIS jbounded on the north by the pole, UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. @ —jon the south by Latitude 45 de-) the Netherlands; eastern Bel- |beria about 700 miles inland from When President Eisenhower first grees north, on the west by Longi-| gium and France; Northers Italy |the Bering Strait. unveiled his ‘‘open skies’ plan for tude 160 degrees east and on the; and Yugoslavia; most of Ro- Late last month, Soviet Delegate mutual aerial inspection at the Ge- neva summit conference of 1955 the Russians were decidedly cool to the idea. They finally began de- nouncing it as an ame plan.” Lately, however, they seem to have had a change of heart. At the Lendon disarmament | talks — in recess this week as | delegates consult with home gov- | ernments — Harold E. Stassen, the President's special assistant on disarmament, brought the sub- |- ject up again by suggesting that | aerial inspection begin in a lim- ited way. Instead of denouncing the idea the Russians bounced back with’a limited plan of their own which—al- though details are not satisfactory to the West—has given rise to a wave of optimism that agreement may be reached on some com-| promise. | Both plans cover roughly the same amount of territory but there is considerable difference be- tween the areas covered. Stassen suggésted that aerial inspection be applied in twe pie- shaped segments on opposite sides of the North Pole, These were: In EUROPE—The sector sound! ed on the north by the pole, on the south by Latitude 45 degrees north, on the west by Longitude 5 degrees east and on the east by Longitude 30 degrees east. IN THE FAR EAST—The sector ‘east by Longitude 30 degrees| mania and Finland, and the West- | ern Soviet Union to near Lenin- east. = | grad. These sectors would take 1 Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Ger- | In the Far East inspection would/moved the European dividing line’ many, Poland, Czechoslovakia, |include the Aleutian Islands, the “arbitrarily fo the east,’’ covered: Valerian Z. Zorin gave the sub- ‘committee counterproposals, He objected that Stassen’s sc he me | Hungary, A us ty ia a, _Switeer- ‘Alaskan peninsula ¢ and at thin strip" ‘only a small part of the territory UNDERWATER CLASSROOM—State law en- forcement officers..begin at the bottom to learn use of underwater diving gear at Silver Springs, vie Fia. Technique will be used in rescue work and recovering illegal devices such as traps, nets and guns used by hunters. of the Warsaw Treaty members” and took in’ Norway, though “no main forces of NATO are stationed there.” He said that in the Far, East, “the Soviet government con-; siders it possible to expand sub-' Stantially the area of aerial pho-, tography.” Zorin proposed that aerial in- spection be applied to these areas: IN EUROPE—The part bound. ed on the north by Latitude 54 degrees north, on the south by Latitude 39 degrees 33 minutes nerth, on the west by the zero meridian and on the east by Lon- gitude 25 degrees east: ELSEWHERE — “(A) the terri- jtory of the U. S. S. R. to the east of Longitude 108 degrees east, and (B) the territory of the United States to the west of Longitude 90 degrees west . . , approximately, equal.” Included in these areas are, in Europe, all Germany, Austria and Switzerland; Belgium, the Nether- ~ lands, Luxembourg, rhost of France and Italy, northern Greece and lit-' tle corners of England and J nor Yugoslavia; all Albania, slovakia, camanrs baa Pelesh heal half’ of Romania and Bulgaria and parts of White Russia and the Ukraine running at most 200 miles i trem the frontier. On the other side of the world, the Russian plan would take in the United States west of New Orleans, Memphis and East St. Louis; Si- beria east of Lake Baikal, or about. 2,000 miles in from the Bering Strait. 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The MILFORD—Milford Chamber of|out a Robin Roberts fastball in the|; ‘behind Johnny Klippstein’s five- Commerce and American Y o ut h/13th inning last night and blasted |}i+ pitching Klippstein employed million tead of the left foot Hostels will stage a “paddle push”’|it over the rightfield fence to give ithe “no windup” delivery made fa- oe We lee oo oe char acraa, canoe race from Milford to Ken-| Milwaukee a 4-to-3 victory over the | nous in the 1956 World Series by Your loan, for « * * sington Park June 9. Philadelphia Phillies, Don Larsen as he pitched a per- aa teormtane The grip is about the same _| ‘The race covers an eight-mile-| Aside from the homer, Tanner |tect gar inet the Brooks. pleasant, friendly service. Phone for for the backhand as the fore- long course, also contribited two sensational Elsewhere in the National League ~ come in today! |. |hand, Incidentally, I grip the the New York Giants scored once “ = racket the same way for the in’ the ninth hon Chicago or UM Favored for Net Titless= === EVANSTON, Ill, — Defending {straight dual matches, are heavy| champion Michigan, led by Barry |favorites. Mackay, singles champion and But there is-prospect of some |. member of the United States Davis . Cup team, seeks its third straight or ——— from , . Ros Big Ten tennis title in opening] ssnery ta conference oe matches today. tan and The Wolverines, undefeated in 43 lowa squads M PCC Refuses fsx cic foBack Down (nism: ber Rejects Leniency Plea |2%4 Bob Potthast. 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That would be beating the Yan- mane, of course. * pace no longer is to be snickered at. Even the so-called experts who predicted a New York runaway are beginning to whirling White Sox seriously. which owns a comfortable three- game lead after five weeks of) 20 out of 27....a team that re- bounded from three straight de- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS What Manager Al Lopez was able to accomplish only once in achieve in his first year at Chica- * * The White Sox early whirlwind take Lopez’ How can you ignore a team play ... a team that has won today as they roared west after cleaning up everything in sight in the East. The Chicagoans winning straight from New York 8-4 to in- third-place Yankees. * * * The Boston Red Sox tied a league record with four home runs in one inning as they routed the Indians 11-0 behind the four- hit pitching of Tom Brewer. Bal- feats by the Yankees to win nine in succession, the last two from the same Yankees in their own 38 Overtime Games in Major Leagues NEW YORK (# — The 1957 ma-, record, Brooklyn and St. Louis any One jor league baseball season hasi42 The New York Yankees are|CLUB been replete with extra-inning games and the Baltimore Orioles|~2 24 Cleveland is 42 in the and Milwaukee Braves have been playing most of the overtime. In last night's lengthy games, American League. Also emphasizing the close com-| petition is the fact that 75 games| oucaee Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 43 have been decided by one run. in 13 innings and Baltimore edged games to 33-20 in the National League and 18 in the American. At this rate, last year’s aggregate of aod for both circuits will be sur- — passed by 50 per cent. bomen PF ge ~ * * Fan ves tae Nine of Baltimore's 31 games|{™eago -. 4 1 have gone into overtime. The Ori-ist Louis <3 oles have won four and lost five of MEP" --e-- nae Fo? these games. Paul Richards’ crew Paiadeiphia 0000000000... 93 ms has been involved in two 16-inning| Tetel 20 a contests and. lost both. AMERICAN LEAGUE Eight of Milwaukee's 20 Eames | Ovetans . ¢ ‘mt have been decided im an extra in-|Kenses cay 02000000000 4 1 Sea] ning with the Braves posting a 4-4 Beltimere $3 Washington ................ 1 3 See Total i tt The Cardinals have the best mark poston Detroit 43 in 10 frames, This|'™ ‘his department, having won brought the total of extra-inning|°UF #mes and dropped one. Cincinnati is 6-4, having won) the last six in succession of the [Baltimore one-run games in which they’ ve| Braves Running Now MILWAUKEE (®—The Milwau- back yard? run decis: NATIONAL smsoue timore. nipped Detroit 4-3 in 10 in- Baseball Ducats Trap Teenagers ubilant Chisox Head West| No windel Lopez’ mefry men jnings and Kenna City outslugged were in a jovial frame of mind|Washington 8-6, * * * Jim Wilson scattered 10 Yankee capped hits to register his fiftli victory their best road trip in history against one defeat ag the White Sox clubbed starter Johnny Kucks crease their first-place American|@md two relievers for 11 hits. Nel- League margin to three games|lie Fox, who had hit only 19 home over. Cleveland and four over the|Tums in 10 previous seasons in the majors, slammed his second of the year for the White Sox. He ‘also drove a 400-foot fly that Mic- key Mantle muffed after a run in center field, scoring two. A tight battle between 35-year-' old Wilson and young Kucks was broken up in the when Chicago scored five un- earned runs on four hits and two Yankee errors. Errors by Mantle and Billy Martin and Minnie Min- oso’s double were the key plays. Wilson had 21 1-3 shutout innings sixth inning until the Yankees broke through with three runs in the fourth. Brewer had at easy tie regis- tering his sixth Boston victory against two defeats. Sixth inning homers by Gene Match, Ted Wil- liams, Dick Gernert and Frenk/ Malzone equalled the four-in-one-/ inning record first set by the Red Sox (Williams was in that one,’ too) in 1940 and tied by Detroit! in 1950. The major league record| is five by the 1939 Giants and 1949 to raise his average to .404.- Big Gus Zernial slammed two home runs-and a single to drive! in three. runs. as the Athletics) snapped a three - game losing. streak: and ended a string of 29, consecutive scoreless innings. Alex Keliner, with the help of eg ly Burnette, won his first game of) the year while Ted Abernathy dropped his fifth in six delisions. After Burglary struction company here, police knew where to set their trap. Armed with the .serial num- bers of the stolen fickets, they waited at the baseball park, The tickets showed up Tuesday night, just 24 hours after the burglary, in the hands of a i4- year-old boy. He said he got them from two friends, ages 11 and 13. Lest Pet. 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Then I retired 21 batters in a row before Al Smith walked with two out in the ninth. I also remember my first major league appearance, also against Cleveland in relief in 1952. In three innings I struck out six men and didn't allow any hits. Leap ee = White Brothers - games against Pacific coast con- readers. iin 3] Victory Pre-Decoration Day White Brothers tallied three runs TIRE SALE! 6.70n15 aun S$] 4% with. olf tire DAVIS WEARWEL 6.70x15 & 6.00x16 Sizes a m8 $] 2” with el@ tire Western Auto 162 N. Seginew St. Open Mon, & Fri: 0:30 - 9:00 . Weekdays 0:30 - 5:30 NEW YORE—Poly Hi ($2.80), with end “500 Qual ying Times)’ 43 More Cars Given Chance so I guess you'd have to say I have two most memorable days, . in Big Race Speedway Lineup May Not Be Settled Until Sometime Tuesday a * wee Perfect Job by Hall) « If Shaw's, Jewelers contin to apa og strolled to the/Stadium Inn vs. Bicmar Inn, 8:20, receive the of pi they’ve plate Hall's no-hit, no-run|at Beaudette; UAW-CIO Local 653! been getting, riva] City Softball|gem. He struck out six and nary a|.. Oxbow Pavillion. 7 p.m., and/ League batters are due for « mis touched base. : So Another highlight of Wednesday's Drink, 8:30, at North Side Doug Hall took the hill for : ‘ Shaw's last night at Beaudette Park and hurled a perfect game) as the Jewelers shut out Elks No. 810 by a 2 count for their 3rd victory in as many starts. Hall's masterpiece was the 2nd INDIANAPOLIS @ — Owners of 43 unqualified cars at the In- dianapolis Motor Speedway re- laxed a little today with assurance they will get at least one chance to try for a place in the starting i . line-up for the 500-mile race May eee ie a pete har — : 3. ers have yielded Only one safe Anton Hulman dJr., owner, eased the fear of weather somewhat last night by announc- ing each car will get a chance to =. if it takes until 7 p.m., In other City League action yes- Dodgers to Study | Biomar Inn, 76 and Lowe's -Tav-\New York Offer 13-8, in a contest which featured’ t0,GO Downtown’ Tonight’s games: Pontiac Police) NEW YORK (INS) — A special vs. Lane's Drive-Inn, 7 p.m., and/New York City committee has re- Pere McConner twirled a no-hit- ter to open the 1957 schedule and faced only 22 batters in the pro- cess. Jake Mazur followed with a lone-hit shutout, then Hall applied a flawless whitewash brush yester- It was a change in policy for Speedway. 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Complete 3 ROOM OUTFIT "Door-Key Kids’ Some States Require | Moms to Work, Leaving | Children All Alone (Hollywood Headlines LawCauses | HOLLYWOOD, By BOB THOMAS (—Meanwhile, back at the ranch— Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger are aow in Hollywood, | CINCINNATI @ — Parent-teach- yesterday TERMS! ___ “SEE JOE — SAVE DOUGH” JOSEPH FURNITURE 78 S. Sag ) g : 5 5 3 APPLIANCE Corner Orchard Lake FE 5-1377 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Pontiac City Commission has scheduled public , |the time. “But it's what Jimmy) N.M. His plan was to live there ‘all the time and come to Cali- fornia only to make movies. | “I'm not so sure how I’m going to like it,” she said warily at property owners are urged to appear. Dated May 22, 1957: )he said, “purporting to provide as- sistance to help families - ADA R. EVANS, J2 reer City Clerk | “Yet today, in many states, un- | der the guise of these self-support q hearings for Tuesday, May 28. 1957, at 8 o'clock § p-m. ES.T. in the Commission Chamber, City Hall. ee eae rateal 35 S. Parke Street, on Intention to Construct the fol- —— pega : mothers children keys to their lowing public improvements. edie, loving them to Gente ia off Combined Sewer | ADO ip financed by joint fed- South side Columbia, Baldwin to Hollywood | eral-state funds, but Congress . | left administration of the ald up Pavement, work | to the state, Columbia Avenue, Baldwin to Stanley dn.n suport cheeaitted ot She con. Curb, gutter related work Ip Parents and Teachers (NCPT).| York Avenue, Baldwin to University |Reid said some states were dodg- ES ~ (hing the intent of Congress with For further information see legal notice. Interesied §f *!/ support laws FINE RING acres near Nogales, Ariz. I paid Jean another call on the set of “Until They Sail” to see how she liked the ranch. j “Which one?” she inquired with’ wide eyes. “The residential ranch. the day isn’t big enough to ac- Ducks Snub Their Pond During Hunting Season The ducks ignore the curious who come right up to the water's edge. een | | AND MIS oRcH. | ISAT. MAY 25| “TINY CANADIAN Stewart and Jean Find Ranch Life Fascinating 1B uot a CHARLES A ‘year’s taxes pa an of “ most a denial of justice to liti- i ‘ =a . ted (dae ae wie a JUMPING MOUSE CAN icine tne annual meeting = total of $13,243,400. They all com-/| LEAD AS MUCH AS FIVE FEET HORIZONTALLY. of the American Law Institute cash by the drop in state aid for j - oe : , a Peat will provide additional He | HI-Fi Table Model | % corres: ssa yor Ee. load atstactory progress In li Your suco Pontiac was authorized to bor- >! \inating Se eae i oo Sees nee Tow up to $725,000 te cover oper- on 3 es. filled phase of ranching to watch. And if 1 want to relax, I can go rowing Warren said today some court cal- enders are congested to a degree which could be described as “‘al- to be done,” he said. Merely). the Pontise Shrine chib for Asks for More Judges to Relieve Congestion on Dockets WASHINGTON @®—Chief Justice * * * “Even then, there will be much provides for 37. .(the Marine Corps Training Depot, 4. Carnival licens Issued tional judgeships, A bill pending in the House would create 38 ad-| 7 ditional judgeships, A Senate bill © To enlist, tween 17 and 28 years old, and all l?-year-olds must have their par- ents’ consent. All men must: furnish birth certificates. Applica-' 7. The all-Michigan platoon... will report for duty and be shipped to San Diego, Calif., on June- 28, three or four years. — to Pontiac Shrine Club A carnival license was issued June 10-16, by the Waterford Town- ship board, The carnival will be held at Elizabeth Lake and Tele- graph Roads. tions will be accepted up to June’ The enlistment period is two, _finron. Valley. $70,000 oe The Shriners will pe another he i | * man, Lam- carnival June 25-3) on Dixie Terms ‘Available phere, $75,000. tee a ee erty tox |Highway at Walton Blvd. The fee sea Cre onmcation. which for many ‘0% the license was waived as all | Closing Up Gaps ~ “Sa & years has been developing, partic- png yt — Secetihe . | ularly in the metropolitan centers. Ls “d ny | MEXICO CITY — Commi; ~ = : HP gasure you that the entire prob-|May 30 at the Pontiac Drive-In nications authorities say highways | ~ “ 2 lem is much on the minds of the theater was issued to owner Elton RECORD SHOP will be open all the way to the) “i members of the Judicial Confer- ~sesree —— — Waterford 702 W. Hwren FE 8-6531 | miadle of 1958 Work is progres. ots ighe Raneet \\ andte el te Westown Center ‘sing on the gaps. Cars can go | ~. * *% there now by covering part ofthe) =. EBLUIT ANOTHER ROUVENT, = on one of our five lakes, “What do we do at night? We're too tired to do anything. We eat an enormous meal and go to bed. | We don’t even turn on the tele- . | Vision set.” } | They employ five cowboys, she i said, i : “At first, they were standof-| wellare league. When I last talked to Jean, she fish.”” Jean said. decided he was all right.” Box | Piping Golden Drumstick Noon to Midnight Daily. 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English of the| giant Teamsters Union is exqnged| today in the biggest job of his ‘life—trying to rid his organization of its President, Dave Beck. The 68-year-old veteran of the ilabor “movement, according to reliable reports, is preparing a letter to the 11 vice presidents of the 1,400,000-member International Union, demanding a special general executive board meeting. The session would be called to. consider ousting Beck. Under the union's constitution, a majority of the beard members must demand a special board | meeting if the President is un- willing to summon one. The | (Beck), (English), and 11 vice presidents. All indications are that Beck— despite his expulsion as an AFL- CIO vice president—is unwilling to call any showdown meeting and does not intend to resign voluntar-| Crusade ‘in Red’ ily. Thus, some other Teamsters official must force a board meet- ing, and English has taken on the task. NOT (TOP MAN) Insiders say that Beck, although president, has not been rated the strong man in the hierarchy of the largest trade union in the free world. Romeo Receives Teamsters; Prepares to Call Session Beck Ouster For some times, the union “strong man” role has been assigned to vice president James R. Hoffa of Detroit, long con- sidered the logical successor to Beek. of bribery and conspiracy, ‘another on wire-tapping; jvention in ..Miami, late September. * * * for a hungry man’s table. Billy Graham Collections Fail to Cover Cost of Revival; Private Donations Bridge Gap pend on the collecfion Graham's would be running deep in the red. The nightly offerings, the way they've been going, wouldn't half foot the bill. Some well-to-do individual dgn- ors are filling in the gap. Even Gift From Ford Presentation of $3,500 for Civic Youth Center, to Be Friday ROMEO — Coincident with to- nouncement by the Ford Motor Co. of a $3,500 gift from the Ford Fund to the Roméo Community Building Authority, for the Civic Youth center. The Proving Ground, located four miles northwest of here, was the scene of the annual meet- ing today of some 2,000 company stockholders. Before and after the meeting, the group toured the Formal presentation of the Ford roblem. “But I'm sure we'll be able to handle it,” said Roger Hull, New York insurance executive and chairman of the crusade Execu- tive Committee. a * * * Altogether, counting television plans, the six-weeks crusade is ex- pected to cost about $1,200,000. Graham and his team get -nothing but their housing. * * * At the Madison Square Garden meetings, where no special ap- cents apiece. 000 in the six weeks, mated costs of the crusade itself, at a special open house Friday, at, the test track. Robert W. Gaines, proving grounds manager, will make the presentation before 50 Romeo civic, church and school dignitaries and other Ford officials. Director of Art School to Speak at Cranbrook | * * * Of this $600,000, private dona- jtions ranging from $100 up to one jeitt of $50,000 have brought in just over $400,000 leaving $200,000 to go. This doesn't include plans for televising the crusade on Satur- day nights, beginning June 1, which will.cost another $300,000 — of which $100,000 so far has been Hoffa, however, now faces two federal court trials—one on charges and so . he jalso may be weakened by the time the Teamsters hold their con- beginning in On the sidelines in the contest for power is the old veteran of the road—English. This Boston Irish- man is not any Johnny-come- jlately in the labor movement. He 'was in it when the stakes were board is made up of the president | the secretary-treasurer just enough bread and potatoes NEW YORK (—If it had to de- plate, Billy New York crusade so, backers still have a financial) p peals are made, the swift-paced collections have been bringing in around $7,000 a night. This means the New York audience have av- eraged chipping in less than 50 This is about what planners ex- pected. They count on about $300,- That’s $600,000 shy of the esti- including advertising and rental "lof the Garden and crusade offices. contributed. * * * “We've still financial problem,” Hulj] said. “If every- He said names of the donors »|were confidential. The amount of nightly collections also is not made public, he said, in order to tanjavoid putting emphasis on this aspect of the crusade, : FETE AREA bara, are the center of attention of St. civic officials at the site of the Mackinac Bridge. Following a luncheon commemorating “Mayor's Day,” the group toured the site as guests of OFFICIALS. — U.S. Steel's American Bridge Division. The bridge, world’s longest suspension bridge under construction at the Straits of Mackinac, will join the state's upper and lower peninsulas. It is scheduled for opening in November. Clarkston’s his wife, Bar- Ignace Ford Backs Budget for Foreign Aid foreign aid budget. DETROIT — Henry Ford II, president of the Ford Motor Co., has asked Michigan congressmen to support President Eisenhower's Ford said in a telegram to sena- tors and congressmen yesterday that if the President “believes that his progrant would be jeopardized; “In some areas, although I don't by a reduction in (foreign aid) ap-' ‘have all the facts, I do not agree propriations, I personally feel it| vith that policy. Nevertheless, I is imperative that his recommen-| ldo feel that the ident pe dations, without curtailment, have ally has kept the peace of the the necessary approval of the id si ki fice.” Congress.” . * + * * * Eisenhower has asked Congress Ford said: for $3,865,000,000 for foreign aid. “The security of this nation as| well as its economic well-being) Akron is one of the highest spots depends, in my opinion, almost en- in all Ohio, situated on an eleva- tirely upon the foreign policy. Tennie McGuttfie’ Day Lake Orion Planned by LAKE ORION — One of Orion’s most beloved teachers is planning retirement and the village is cre« ating a suitable celebration to Earlier she taught history- and math but in later years, just math almost every student that from Lake oh 3 Airy yi “I S-M-L. 4! Cotton Shorts. Sanforized cotton twill ¢ or poplin in black, red, aqua, and others. Zipper FS self cuffs .., neatly tailored! $-M-L. |Get Set for Summer Sunning Now! 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Sizes 3-6. § Little or no-iron cotton sotid colors and prints, KRESGE COMPANY KRESGE’S Stripes... Plains Plaids. . . Checks aPrints -o+ Pin Checks \ iain ‘heal ‘Throbs With Activity New Director Has Boys Club Jurging ; : AUBURN HEIGHTS — Since Charles (Chuck) Cresswell, execu- 8 = ir = E F Erbe Ba g mente eng ot the club well over 300 members. tive director, arrived at the Boys!He announced that all boys trom | Club here less than three weeks CHARLES CRESSWELL badminon Folk Festival Set by Students weit Sashabaw — _| SASHABAW PLAINS— Students at Sashabaw School will present a) — of the group, he listed: , ¢ases, furniture such as tables and Pontine and Avon townships are invited to Wélong.- le Sdas toe, that parents are welcome to come in for a confab er tour of inspection anytime. Chuck, who hails from Lebanon, Ind, (where he was program di-| - rector for the Lebanon Boys Club) remarks: “The biggest problem confronting . us now fs the lack of equipment.” Questioned as to greatest needs Book- especially chairs, desk and desk | chair, games, tools and all sports|. |. ASS * * * According to Oakland County | Deputy, Stephen Navarre, “Before the club was.organized, there were numerous breakings and enterings by boys of the 10-to-12 age group in the area. However, since the club has been organized we have Metamora Lions Pick Officers; Dine Tonight officers of the Metamora Lions Club are: Leander Dughay, presi- dent; Roy Williams, first vice- president; Lloyd Jakubos, second vice - president; Edward Dubey, —_ vice-president; Lloyd Jaku- Harold Best, acer /David Whiting, tail twister; gta Harold Zolman, lion tamer. | A zohe meeting. for 11-D will Folk Festival at 2 p.m. Friday.|, Pe rs tonight. Dinner will “be The lawn of the school will be the stage for the affair, which is ee iy ie. ee ae * | a-Day” servéd at 7:30 p.m. in the Lion Club rooms over the Metamora |State Savings Bank. Club Sets Work-a-Day OXFORD—Junior Music Club girls here are planning a ““Work- for Saturday. Prospec- tive employers may call OA 8-2310 for services of baby-sitting, METAMORA — Newly elected - ‘ Olt) Nye dia G Five brand new releases on ABC-Paramount Records rind j ‘ le _ITS POLKATI TIME ZS) oe . a min + ie = (j1T'S POLKA TIME: Stan Wolo- wic and the Polka Chips. 12 __ speightly polleas, ‘(MY PAIR LADY LOVES JAZZ. 12" LP's. 3.98 ——e er Trio. Hits from the » My Fair Lady. . a i | : ‘ / eae ; \, , . est j a THE PONTIAC PRESS, THORSDAY, MAY 25, 17) \). EnPTY-Five < A‘ a i a a May MR Pi Range TIZZY is that charming contradictory crelture, a teenager . she’s a child and an adult ... flighty but )) sincere... completely naive 7 a) , wacky but often See wonderful . yet worldly. wise... sometimes an individualist and a conformist. but TIZZY is a cartoon character fie | Uy her appeal is real youll rec- 7A ognize the antics of your own teen-age daughter, or the 14-year-old next door. a r f BRAIDWOOD, Il —Everybody dozes at this school — but then . that's what they're taught—bull- dozing in . fact. Some 40 young men are enrolled in the Greer Earth Moving School —the world’s first bulldozer col- lege. The class area includes some 600 acres of battered and scarred ground where stédents rumble along in crawler tractors, pay- leaders, scrapers, motor graders and huge trucks. Three road building machinery manufacturers Joaned the school's! 17 pieces of heavy equipment cost) free. Run by Greer Shop Training, | Inc., of Chicago, the school turns) out trained road construction men, ~ Can't Bulldoze Students— They Do the Grading! ready for the huge 33-billion-dollar| federal highway program when it gets started. SOUP TO NUTS — During Greer’s 55-year history, it has taught some 80,000 men everything from auto mechanics to piano tuning. With 41,000 miles of readway to be built in the next 10 years, Greer decided to add readbulld- ing to the program, - Keith Hutchinson, the 32-year-old manager of the school, explained that the work is not dangerous if safety rules and common sense are followed. will not tolerate,” Hutchinson said. “We'll toss a student out of school if wé see he lacks the ability to complete the course.” The school provides three courses of study, . The five-week course trains a man to drive crawler tractors, trucks, loaders, scrapers and do preventative maintenance, : The four-week course gives pre- ventative maintenance and expe- rience on motor graders. * * . The eight-week course includes all machines and trucks. After graduation, the operating engineers union allows a permit when there is an opening. If the novice gets a permit and proves capable after the 30-day probation period, he gets a union card, giv- ing him a crack at operator's wages that range from $2.50 to $3.50° an hour. The number of farms in the United States is more than one * * * “Unsafe practice is one thing we| a million less than about 25 years ago. THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 28,.1987 Wud 4 oe iar : : ee es LS co ‘ } | ee py ‘ DONALD DUCK, __ ) IT MAY BE TANG THAT, T COUNTRYMEN FAILED TO RECOGNIZE YOU YM ld G ZA NAMES FOR MY NEW “TANGANOTTE” 2 GANOTTE/—~ UM!/DO Pose fNayee tt Pe NEEDS A LITTL {RONING OUT HERE AND THERE= DANCE! HOW ABOUT SUGGESTS A UNION OF TANGO AND THE LIVELY YOU CARE FOR “BOLAM6O" £ BOARDING HOUSE Uy, A LIKE THE BEST ease Sonne JOVE!/ LIVE CONIJURED “G ma DP A MYRIAD OF CATCHY ELSE“ “= IT LOOKS 2? ACTS, MASOR! Va © 1967 by WEA Garvicn, the, TM. Rag. US. Pat. On. ZS CDSE OY, aay (-NAUDENILLE CONTORTION YOU MIGHT SELL ITTOA JAP ACROBAT OUT OUR WAY Soa ELECTRONICS VERY 7 INTERESTING! IF YOu SUGGESTED IT? WE NOW HE'S MADE YOU STOP AND es THINK... - - NANCY ££ ‘eased _ 7 | TAX we ili. : LOOK, SLUGGO “—* b BOUGHT A FOOT- OUT OF SEASON WHAT FOR ?-- FOOTBALL. IS pared §--ee ail Cage PI toy Cited Pees bymatioate oe BAGY, WHAT ON EARTH is SIR ANGUS TRYING TO DOF HEN ORSON CALDY'S TERRIFIED VOICE CAN BE HEARD ABOVE THE KOARING MOTOR ‘AVE YOU GONE CRAZY! er te pon ae alte =k at oe ae ed os ee me La ‘ ve a iw F I - 174 NOT WAVING My ARMS AROUND/ THAT'S WHAT TM = ee) ee Ts PEE ee OE ee ee Pee ee et ee Om ee ee ee wine te SF) aii See i Mh oe feed oo. Ee, Cee eee ie oS ee ee Agee se, SA Bie) Be el ee ead « gi ay Bias ioe 4 / i iy : ‘ | . i j fe : ! / t (’ fo G : « , { ; 1 re! , a ‘ 5 \ ‘ aS \ ; fe : \y i ; ie , } \ \ Bae os | ali | Se eee THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957 Woke oe é eum, rt my f } er Ve es Wey \ { ‘cor gs Bad : oregon | 1 eet Wee NYE ‘nace Natac. |. ° Lodge Calendar ~ )$100 Million a ‘Year by 1965 pace IAS ot EO | Stock Market MARKETS. Price of Gr | §. Business Notes _ Special communication of Pon- ee ee ae hse ee ener pte bile Atlas lea wy ecchpsipaclnge BO AGE aN wetgerear ca uee- Advertising Head Sees ‘Rapid Growth . ! day, Work in M.M. degree. Holdi Stead Fee, ete in the Panett Genter’|i228e opens $:90 p, m. Dinner at : ‘ advertising agen- 24 S. Telegraph, Pontiac, — le. Se ‘Nearly 150 key employes of Mac-jactive ferment,” Jones said. “Ex-jness turn to the ) 4 he tollewing prices, reported by the block south of Voorheis road. - . Manus, John & Adams, Inc., today|panded plant .capacity must be'ciés for new marketing ideas to NEW YORK # — The stock |netin socve ametaw ota cant CHICAGO # — Most grain | ‘Hoyt, who manages the sales rs . . heard Ernest A. Jones, president, used and that can be accomplishedjopen up fringe areas or entirely market continued to sell off in|ffarkes°by’ trough te line “Farmertliures prices showed only soir iterce. of 13, hm ‘Seen: meamnlated News in Brief pant hel Say ae ee tee tae atest’ tamaal an aan - é changes on the Board of Trade|With National Foods and Krogers _ jagency’s -billings will reach ;|consumption. Squeezed between) ‘The two staff meetings are being There were a few selected gain-|agpies Nomhere Spy,” fenw, 318" bu; |today although corn showed frac-|in the Pontiac and Detroit areas| 000,000 by 1965. costs and stepped-up com-|heiq on the 23rd anniversary of ers. ‘Trading quieted after a fairly|e + 210-236 bu Apples, biel: Bad:tional gains due to commercial and|tfor the’ past 20 years. His wife,| Billy Gene Haile, 25, of 217 Senter contacting the first ofipetition it is inevitable that busl-\the agency's founding. vEG i Olivia Sal! is a real estate . Flint two orientation and survey meet- = = ee ; active opening ,, RONTABLES MISC, Asparagus, Re, professional buying. bo hy aie | ater Ave Pint, pleaded Ts tor te ~ NOTICE OF INTENTION To Con. * * 1, 146-2.00 he. Correts, topped: Mo, 1, Sore vet weather |e Sevecdat St: formerly associated to a drunk driving charge today agency struct pavement, curb and “Among pivotal issues the de-|125-1-18 bu. Chives, No. 1, 128-150 408.1440 wheat corn and soybean areas |" Pontiac firm. staff and branch managers, based A s *@° ¢ before Municipal Judge Cecil B.|nis forecast on # projection of the ee dubia leet. coal ha" oom The Equitable Life Assurance s McCallum and was ordered com-ifirm’s established growth pattern and more than 2 ts. Lukens Steel| No. 1. 2.06-3'80 32-Ib. bag. Parsley, Curly, i ciety announced that George R,|mitted to the Oakland County Jailjagainst an estimated national ad- _ [the intention of the Cit; te wes thant: siend 6 oun. Ko. i. 6-08 dou. behs. arsiey got [and soybeans and kept wheat i Bassett, of 65 E. Iroquois Rd., was|for 25 days after he failed to pay|Vertising expenditure in 1965 of sopsuret pavement, mae, cod eure tad No. 1, 1.00-2.50 dos. behs. Potatoes, No./tures from falling much below the its 1, 126-145 $0-Ib. bag. Radishes, White, | nrevions close selected for the honor of confer-|si99 plus five days. $15 billion. Beldwin Avenue to arena, prense, on ER shave Hs aS TON highs ifs. © 0 Sh ben. Means Bak. ring with the new president of the," He pointed out that between So cee. ponte snd commen Sit established in January, the mar- |i,.) 90 Sib, box: No. 1, 68-48 &is.| Near the end of the first hourisociety last weekend at the Palmer| B'nai Israel Rummage Sale. Renae andi - improvement is on for public in- ket was a consolida- pep. Raabaen, pane Png FE wn old style wheat was % to % low-|House in Chicago. Bassett was cho|Clothing and household needs. od 136 —. it is further intended to construct tion phase marked by expected (barb, outdoor, No. 1. 85-65 dos. behs.|er, July $2.08%, new style wheatien on a competitive basis for his| New and used. 14 E. Pike. Ady.| creased cng gps sgid Improvement in sceardanee, with profit-taking, brokers said. tage = a hothouse, No. 1, 3.25-3.78 #1. was Ye to % lower, July $2.09%, |outstanding sales achievement in a , | MEGA billing cubed od the cost thereof shall be defrayed GREEN§: Kale, No. 1, 1.75-2.28 bu.\corn was unchanged to % higher the Pontiae White Shrine will spon-| cent to $37,500,000, = rate of in- special assessment to front. Investor sentimient was not aid- 3 F, *|Pecent company campaign, the an- ; aty tye of and that all of the lots and is [Mustard "Me. 1. 2.25-2.40 bu Sorrel./ tui 1 398% oats were % lower sor card party, Wed., May 22, 8:00) crease matched by only of tend fronting upon of ed, however; by such items as the! 1.75-2.25 bu. Turnip, No. 1, 2.25-2.75 bu JULY 91.07%, nouncement stated. at Roosevelt Temple. 22 State St.| America’s 25 largest agencies. lGelambia Avenua icden ie Avenue forthcoming lay-ott by General /°"osch, Mo: 12-2 Mu ee 1 (to Mm higher, July 67, rye was to Stanley ‘Avenue shall onstitute the Motors’ Frigidaire Division of|tuce, Bibb, hothouse, No. 1, 125-igiunchanged to % higher, July ' Rummage Sale. All Saints} “Our expansion of physical, plant oy gg wy ln ed 2.200 production workers and word| Ete becteet. Lettuce, leat, No. 1, 256/$1 1814, soybean’ were unchanged Local: Cab Driver Church, Stevens Hall, Pontiac, Pri./and service areas is aimed at in- penses theres and a teat $96,270.14 of that incoming orders of the ma-| BOGS: Lares, 31.00-12.00, 30-40, a ber + set seeded pean May 24, 7 to 9 p. m. ~Ady.|creasing that pace,” Jones~ said. shail be paid from the Capital Improve- chine tool makers were at the| ca — ~ ne nunared pow Wii Saf A d ans and Sat-|, Within the last few years we have peat > eat lowest point in two years. DETROIT EGGS higher, July $12.42. ins , e Wal Buamega vaige-pd “|brought about one of the greatest That ee nt * ww DETROIT, May 22 (AP) — Begs, 7.0.2. ; , arene. Youth Center. Lake _— business diversifications enjoyed reottes, et See The decline was mild, however, |graace: “O™™ ‘luis. iss Grain Prices Herbert F. Curtis, 86 Cottage St., . ‘| saw samney. Shjections ‘hat may be mane Dy parties mest major divi-/ Whites: Grede A jumbe 20: Jor is among 30 cab drivers from) Would persons whe hit small) “Our agency continues to be a interested. sions. Rails were depressed by a wid- avg 29%: smail 22; Grade B large: CHICAGO GRAIN coast-to-coast who have beer) puppy on Williams Lake Rd., May'dominant force in automotive ad- } te 22, 1967. number of lower earnings reports. 30 w'4 918 29%. so33 wid gists prises: AMY 39 (AP) — Opening named winners of the taxicab in-2ist around noon, please callivertising, has become a specialist ADA R. EVANS. | rose around a point. avg 31's; medium 37; Grade B large 26%-| wheat ioid) Dec. ...,.... 128% dustry’s 1957 Four Star Driver OR 3-2938. License number is\in pure and applied electronics, is, May 33. "57. Anaconda rose a fraction. Southern | 3%, "4 ®”8 #1: checks 22-26 Wid Ove) July ........ 2004 Mar. -.o0--0- 131% awards : known. —A4V. perhaps, the world’s largest ad-¢— Natural Gas was up % at 46 on ay a aah} 2.18% July sees ¢ The winners will be honored in Rummage Sale, Rochester Meth- vertiser of chemicals, and is ex | 4,100 shares. Phelps Dodge rose a 36-37: Gree 3B ge , 'yuly ee ees 0% Rye" Detroit and Washington, D. C., at odist Church, Pri. 9a.mto8sp.m panding rapidly in the package | traction, - sees: Grote ye ale medion ee. seseesee BANG zy senecres bot award presentations to be held) s+ 9 to 12 noon. —Ady, goods field, particularly food and Opening blocks included Bethie-\ “Comment: Market about steady. Tred- Mar °"...,°' 217% Dec. |....... 13% June 911, for their outstanding drugs. growth potential . of hein Steel off 1% at 46% on 1,500/ing modersie sod Mcks Atere erate July ssus.. 139% Ju eas, 1235 [Pecords of safety, courtesy, serv-|_ Rummage Sale, 9 a. m. Saturday. |these fields is almost incalculable.” | shares; Royal Dutch off % at 52\eitn large sizes excessive and in some Bep. | \....,. 1.34% Sep. .......-1255 lice, and citizenship. Pirst Presbyterian Church, West The greatest challenges to ad- on 2,000; and Northern Pacific issnest oreent Se eales. | a Awarés, will consist of allex- conus AO" acide agua. apuantes one up % at 47 on 1,200. CUICAGO BUTTER AND EGG, | pense-paid vacations ba Blue Star Mothers will hold a come within agence say BAP) wer Dividend Declared ey .? pea gg bake sale in Federal Dept. Btore, re, et p arly = Peon steagy; 408 000; |: , —Adv. New York Stocks [ine vriers enchanged, #9 sore, A498) DETROIT uh—Murray Corp. of ler Corp., they will be given the on Rees ee oe es 92 A 80> 00 B 86%; 69 C 85; y Corp., they given the op- Sale, g} demands <6 Susiones for wee Gee een Geen “igaqe ‘steadice: receipts 13.000; whole-|America has declared a quarterly |portunity to visit with leaders of ee a a pare ee, sale buying prices 0 1 cant ;\dividend of 50 cents a share pay-|the auto industry and the federal] >™h- : | Prreyeecen, Fas.ruy i Air Red 1. 82 Johns Maa’. sob \see"natinms 28% standarés 28% cirties able June 21 to common stock|government during the three-day| Rummage Sale, 197 8. Parke St., may ans % emis, | bo ef geass SE --+ OF soe centee Sik: Same one *. holders of record June 7. (presentation ceremonies... - Pri. 9 to 1, Sat. 8 to 1. —Adv.| “Business today is in a state of fins Lad <... a8) imp Ci abl cuicaco p> eerie 99 Kresge, 68 .., 26.7) CHICAGO, . Am Alrtin |. 183 Kroger... $4.4 01d: Arrt 4m Can .... 414 iehn & F ..., 24.6 shipments : Am Cyan... 834 LOP Giese .., T1.2 mand fair: as oe Be eee: ee am domes .. 3% Locka aie |. 45.2 ate: market Am News... 3 (one ® Com |. 93|Round Reds 3.60-3.20 am Rad ..... 182 Lorilierd 11.2) am Gmelt .., 44.1 Leow & Nash , 15.4 am Sugar .. 38 ack Trk ... 20.6 Am Tel & Tel 1788 May D Sire... 5) ‘ GS Tees: te es gst] samnser seveorocn , anse W & C 3° et Oe oia.. $02|_ DETROTT, Armee ti $64 Minn P&L ... 26.7 Salable 400. sales - Armat CE 8 m Ch... 3.5 Cattle—Salabd of re - 13S Mont Ward :-. 343 /ted steers: cos oa - MT ~~yed + BS 31 |searee. oie, tad sinars a . Brot ad Meza Bh Shee ed aac csc | OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 3 WAYS TO BUY: ) Bendis Av -- Shh. net Buse... 312 |steady to strong: cows fully steady; bulls Me ‘Til 9:00 CASH. 3—NO MONEY DOWN ON F.H.A. Beth Geet -25 O04 Ret Coch B .. 26) steny: seckers ond testes ementers | ' . , 2—LAYAWAY. os low as $1.25 weekly! Boging Aue + ee eet Cree o.. iat ee-2E as: few loads low. te average | WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS . Bond Sirs .... 167 fat Lead ..... 194-4 ehetee fed pioae COE ee eel , po | = a WY Geta. 318 28" smal i a 24.50: | Brun Bolte: b “*** So 5lfese-20. 18: wellity. mixed steers end. . : Boric A) Re fee.” til ier Gintgey mimeo el lg = WE SELL WHAT First Quality, A-Grade Y| Special Purchase : _ 9 Obie O81) .. «es ee : owitehing . . « fimmicks hapest. 2 , = Cae Pe 71 Sha Owens Com." 84 jth oe: , RAL segues vidaiet” Wen’ Galouan bun "cae: Nationally Known "% . , Capttel Airl ., 324 pouns = oy Cotves—-Satento 0. Mes tinwed to expand over the years because we : } . ‘ RPE ES HN A have adhered to of honest values od ; . | penn Byi poe 63.5 ceipts. limited carried from Tuesday; =Pe. ae: = -: se Parke Da ois a" nad = i 4 | Cin MH M ...- <9 > eesinet i CHICAGO LIVESTOCK — 4 — = es popes Cains. Frag CHICAGO, May 22 (AP) — Salabie Colored paw tg “ga6 Pheer were a new 8.500 meewettly ative where’ ; - ; Coca Cole ,., 100.2 gpeine @ ies | ene A — butcher : gutecens 30 > . Coig Paim | ,,..42 Paso ior. 43.2 pox | fooae on ak weights: sows undet Col Brd A .s-344 Poiti Pa ‘.. 444 495 Th mostly steady: heavier weights | : - Col Ges .scex.1t4 i Bey . 42-3 steady to os much os 25 lower: 34 j =. Comw Ed ..,.40 Pi G .» 22 190.295 Ib butchers 18.25-18.65; several| : = : Coa ooe43S Proet & Gi..+ 482 tots mixed 1-3 18.78-18.00; 2-3. 230-290, Con MH Gas ...464 Pullman . ... O87 iy 17.36-18.25; few lots Wo. 3 300-328 Ib o | um Pw ..415. Pure Ol s:: gM Masts omy paper lots 1-3 380-425 Ib / ConPwrt 652 064 BOA, gu''-: begisows 15.00-16.25; few down to 308 db ' , Can ..... “1 fee ir “gl up to 16.78; 428-880 Ib 13.75-18.00 3-PC. WHITE- , Cont COPSS ..13 ere Det 43.4) Sainble caltie 16.000; calves, 208; fed ONLY . , . Cont OU ...., 662 Bock fae 4\f5 hier: also uneven. most fel: Bt Seu © Gf Sie Gk ee aaa | THE CLOWN : Deere geee ae = ¥ perens ” E : But Sees :1: Sua. enh, ALAM 2 srercee “prices a6 e-dT og: pute che | Made to Sell for $219.95 , < © ye . Se 1980 Te ; goed | ‘ Bost An's he Bato: BB Serle tele aie Si eer teens San be ah REG. $134.50 VALUE Here in Person , Burs i288 Soc" Bun Shallow prime game ge baae, Sigh. god | Serine tcaies? conhpests, otk tiple pintse@l | iaciudes, HfL tu, wash basin gad, cloeet “eee = Bea FRG seuss w x 00-23.00: moderate. = 7 w rm thus r e Zi B Aue t src St Beery” nd": $4 Bember wood rade. 1850-30 60; uiihty shrome faacets and waste - - . modern, quiet: ML iargain ] Friday 11 a.m—9 p,m, and All Day Saturday | - & Me as. aoe “ comm . 4 ; ‘ 3 a: . : * B&B. r - gtflity and com- we will net be able te duplicate or reorder . . Ener ad °°. My fod :: $43) iercial ot Rolle 18 iT 35 Tgood and | At tis price! Coeur ere $ 95 | Kresge’s Downtown Store Only pair Mei. 508 iP .. ite “WBalatle sheep 1,000: trade moderately CHROME. | - Food Mach .,, 62.3 Stud. Sch. >” 95° \ective, lambs to week; slaaghter FITTINGS ; _ Feed, Mee iis tay ome BL Pa: 424 itres, See8%, ofl "eun ve low gond 1300-1 -—sncmanmmmat Gen "L623 Texas Co. ... 9-7 ip\00; few choice and prime spring lambs : , . ° oa ee. “3 Fee Soe oe Thy /82 Te. 26.00: Seed and choles shorn ; Ball : ae ee i COLORED BATH SETS ee en Time's. 38 Poem en ni) Poultry These tanks carry complete fac- ane camgiets CHD $9995 | es ans Gorbel Be". 44 Tseeide 118.3) _ peTRorr rocuray Bf | tory warranty. Edison approved. al) &-GRADE fittings ge : Te All Children : Goodyear -:. 02 UB. FA sin 3ee DETROIT, jas, 32. 1At)—briees, ald Now twice os much hot woter! ens yy ee 7 me Mess. as “Unit Aire... 762 ow poul ry up to 10 a.m. | Ask us. a | Ot Meche 2 fra Bait Fruit ‘5° 462 CR ee Peedi: ght type ie-14:| Srapmsuee =: 43 By pO? - 33 neary beer, or eye, Bi, Pes : BATH $939Q95 | glo sg 8 ie”: 23 Whe ak or Son 2h PIBERGLAS LAUNDRY TRAYS | : Se eT | $4) Torn ar Sate auetaings, 20-30, old with WHITE TUBS , Indust Ray. 304 Hai ; — ne oh i SOENAMEL Big 50-Inch—3-Unit Kitchen ae Infana Bu 1. 888 * {p8| Comment: Market about steady, — Crate Marred : slow. 2 5 a 3 a Baier septate ve ch _ CABINETS WALL CABINETS {| vee nat Int ceeesahd needs, Fastest fe @ Storage Compert- ey genie” s é os : i Ore viige 3 Eee, Gatl Saree tate Be Eee ay: “cont | OyBLE BOWL iy ork Geel te eraiy of poor quail and: SAAS $19.50 Leuniry Dou ws ee is CO 44 Value ce om : Trays ‘Stainless Stocks | ready; yy "16.000. ibe: ‘wholesale | S nese a Compete with | 7 von —3 buying Nuchanaet: heavy hens iy oS Sturdy, all steel con- 95 ‘sturdy stend & Steel Net change +++ 775 * 12-13%: old roosters : . white enamel faucets. Pirst : Brey. day. on el TL ims | : fin. Chrome door © 2 quality... A Kitehen he seed 68 : | handles. styi- ¢ ee ® é Monin ae ne at Be ine . SUMP PUMP bee me ° fermen came m3 11 Four Area Oil Jobbers Fully Guaranteed . TT ALL SIZES of Base and Wall Cabinets SINK recede URS G2 ts Scho 3 ae in stock . .. AT LOWEST PRICES! Mich oa iis t a ine Attend 3-Day ool ZS ees et . Four Pontiac afea men were 21x32-Inch . among the 57 petroleum jobbers LOWEST Cast ren BRITE Finish e Who attended a three-day oil heat- : ; ling school which ended yesterday Va-in. Golvenized Basins SINKS ae a | A at Western Michigan University in 34-in. Ge 3.58 1%2-in. Galvanized $7.98 95 pose. ae ssottment Kalamazoo. . I-inch Gelvanized $5.04 - 2-in. Galvanized $10.71. | $99* ; | ingredients. Buy some “The Store That Values Built” Be Sushi: Waketa “u 39°) 2 ‘we : ‘ = : Ba Sn eS Ye ce | | : : * -« $6 © = Be a Sank Sop neme ae, teetie 4A PLUMBING. Chocolate Drops.... “4Qe | ~ os Ss . —< ee ee . Pee oe pe ewe 4 es * * © * -@ : de. aie “ ee Ye hc Bik i/sogh! ey ee a ; ay op it : - _ = : " 2 i “THE PONTIAC anaes THURSDAY, MAY 23, _ 1957 iG MEMORY OF 4 AIR, AMBULANCE, G GROUND Pursley Funeral Home. FE +1211 Donelson-Johns 6 GRAVE LOT ON MA IN DRIVE. White Chape. FE 2-4176. ‘ BEAUTIFUL 6 GRAVE LOT AT __“Help Wanted Male 6) ‘Instructions JS. uilding Seryice ' 12| Insurance Agencies. 17A Hobbies & & Supplies 24 264A) +e nating a Retreneied ov EW scm ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER Sr the sks: 3 a INTERVIEWER “PERSON NEL ~Laaeaie - Division — Fou Moe : Company ‘NEEDS PROCESS ENGINEERS i in cut & sew, paint or hard trim QUALITY — |. .CONTROL ENGINEERS, Assembly quality control experience APPLY Leama ore Road. plant statistical|® EXPERIEN x, FOR \ |PLOOR LAYING, SANDING "Wee are ‘hereby potetied thet 3 a reg- iry store § days including 2/ Be: W ‘ ° wood Floor > Clty of 7S oe Mich: held a Factor y Branch ights Please apply eS st ay a aoe the Yellow Seer by resolution it/ was declared to| Requires a few men tor clean oad Nelagp nam A ra - (DRIVING SCHOOL 3-164. be the intention of the City Commis- rmanent A 006 We ae DE for your La SANDING AND tion to ‘construct’ combined sewer, on | fauron between 10:30 and 12:00. |i TENCED FOOD CHECKER,| Get m Call Pi S008 “Se real , ald a ae - the south side of Columbia Avenue from |=. | “over 25: Apply in person only| ou .c8: PE 2-5789_or PE 2-2630. _ Avenue to Holl: tay ape yh: at L b ers are’ 1. sede D +14 = ES Moin a ee C : “ REPRE , : the plan, profile _fnd estimate of, sald a a. Or ; i = atk EVE: oh A WAY" DRIVER : = a aomatinn INSURED BY PRONE. SHOES Z : Ee i E improvem er pe . ork at Camp Dearborn near/FULL TIM ESS, falas Res. : 4 icholi: Fred Berman - : h house, ern near Lincoln Plant, Tt is further intended to construct "Siulord, ep apo! at cam p ees ee Dinie Hy. “hae Vi fe ken | RAISING FOUNDATION Prig-ok y ire rd ; On 2-088 Dbreniet ries ‘Wisom. Call Academy | 67000, eg ge ay gl es gerd on ian WITH SOME EXPERIENCE |FULL & PART TIME WATT-| sonable. FE ¢ecgt. a ae we “le a Pied citar, somamiee Reaitor FE #7114 PIR FLOOR, | WRG PVE. Bare the ‘cost therest shall be defrayed by| 12 4Alry & general farm wort.) resses. good faust © weaseh nee] SEABTON DRIVING SCHOOL. nS Years To Pay. | - La Service 18) MR 1 Phone FE|® SHeeE thio SEnvice | PE sates. Sl assessment according to benefits| Premier yarns, 1410 Tienken Rd.| phone calls. yiary es “Best, Safest E-Zest Way To) p » MY BUILDING SERVICE 25122, . the Salvation} MULTIPLE LISTING SERV —~\rARGE 3 BOOM APT” Wal AU- end that Lots 1, € thru 19 inclusive __Mich. sparen oe Saaksolled cate’ and “aualied’ ie |ZE_ 210 Eves. OR 32778) pon y LAUNDRY ipa EE COLD Wite| bere Ave. Fe £200, Bast tse quo "ain" | WE CH AMLC ~_GUANANTEED GIRL, TOM, CAME, OF, YOR.) Sint’ arg etaied Eo pea oons =, alt| "Ps, Pt bala Ea Ea coms Genet va] SPRING BUYERS [range Rog Wor "EE stitute special assessmen s 5 y ° is i i rs pile. 2 ’ Used Cars,|_ other works. Live in. OR 3-5028 , 1 E CALLING wna ‘etptas theeet aud tnat soanee | SS"Rubarw HOUSEKEEPER, 3640 IN MOTH- __Work Wanted Male 10| 3-8. Cus, Fu bal Fe bat ed Speeasiaiy Eulabeg Peake ARSTOUTS spect — 3 Lange RMAF. . a oe cost and expenses CET LE FOR wie an 3 & 3, nice modem ee in Pon: a MEN DESIRE WORK OF any) Fe 155 Edison. Ph.) Laundry, Phone 23101. In Debt? is rae nomen = jets. forms wih get bam & ante. eo 4 Improvement Fund. industrial electronics ; a . 40227. Wil ; : ienten ou realty) thing Child welcome. Hi "ay tomenen of he city of — 6 —— a ee 4 $ ° a aa MOTH THERLESS “hte iemaieiion. PE_ 5-5210. aie oan : rE Att A. ¥ le Landscaping 18A Youre parmentans eee us ng ree ; See Mrs. mom hd Tis Orchard pomaset Tronker ta isp a0, inst, oi | Sem wowing Bader | ee fen Ee a niet ee WORK NEW —|LANDSCAPING. LAWN MOWING |. TREE SERVICE. s)| ORS, Inc. 4% 8. ™ above: Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | 20h A — es wOWE SN ee ee ny cine ane | Sab suagreyeas ot omy Caginsems) years at oes Exp. and referenc-| repair, PE 4-4210. Basement digging by hand, Block|44 TREE SERVICE. (PETE 'S)| Gatland ‘theeter, PE e006. |71 N. Saginaw St, Po. FE $eim|WIXOM PORN APTS. & Sulosttone that ‘aay us oe Grego eaeal be make ap tbat & will Ml 6: Phone ‘after "pan. vl CARPENTER, ODE aed Sewer POLLS pAD 8. estimates. FE 5-3750. : ~ Open Eves. “til 8:30 w ; men _MI 6-22 * 2 id ———— _ a, * interested. not interfere with your | present Cares OLDER WwoM- ry et fe wae oe ATER weakia fleore’ Bapemeat sheat-| dase eae We. - 4,0 ty Og yes ere oS ome | a = ss Bi oat te PTA, Dated May 22, 1987. st s0, per week when em-| 22., Plain cooking. |No heavy!" cabinet work. New & repair.| ing. PE 23196 or FE 5-000. trim ne Experti]| by any other than myself. 7 ~ ON Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 oi &. 4k te $131.80 pe | Fork, Stay nights 2 dave oft| DB Murdock, PE 2-061. op CET GIVE YOU A PRICE|_mates. Call EM 34ld0 anytime.) $4 P, Ladd dr. 3 large Jot, for my $3,000 equity May 2 ot bor 12, giving name, age, address, ue “LIGHT HOUSE-|SOY, 78. DESIRES, WORK OF | ‘reasonable, bended, jleeneed. and|COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE oy qin Apren TH ea BS “ie 1p ath ane 1s 4 BEORM. oe FURN, Cis ba ovlige’ Presl ‘Bon Ei” [CARPENTER WORK —WEWOR| Work Res, Comm’l no job leo] bed™ worn | fle Yor any “debts ‘contractea by)" bedtien Lomee at dare & a Pontiac Late ‘ 7 £ oor pon LiGeT “HOUSEKEEP-. repair, Also cabinet work, PE large or too small. For q Rolling and lawn 4 How: any other Toon myself 7| beat $12, " J ihg work." 276 Clifford Ave, PE |— Bre. an TS gee_cinet San sareclt. arcts 7) prion seas Cain NONCES Cpe ie CABREL AEE AD OPP , “sou On Mochi “WHITE Salesman 38 to 90 tc represent S| LADY POR PART TIME WORK, ba local corporation of 32 yrs. stand-| ~j, exchange for rented furn. gi Wid, Children to Board 26 W | FOSTER, MAY 18, 1957. BERTRAND ing in greater Detroit m, tropoli- room Rear ent. 1146 w. CARPENTER WORK. REMODEL- 2 : (Bert) E., 415 Bloomfield: age 82; b= ig = — —— — an we Huron. ing. Additions. Cabinet work. FE LOVED AND CARED dear father oo pag aa suck ‘our own sales training LADY TO SHARE MODERN ERN LAKE Fre . If no answer FE 40720. for. FE 23-1730. fare” Gece Prankiin ond bere school. Earnings plus bonuises| side home. 10 miles from Pontiac. e Wtd. Household Goods 27 . Edna Larabee. Private service was should average well over $800 work elsewhere dur o CARPENTRY, : 3 YRS. EXP. NEW = - j : held. from the Pursiey Puneral r me. We pects.| Rent “ites. Rel. exchanged. as Seem, ee Se & CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS.| phone On Sint or OR D1072 Home this afternoon with inter- as ‘c* “ Tre. nev: ee a DO HOUSE- p samen none OR sae Bad : = at. 78 x b . _-weent_ Sy Ferry Wi. Fem. 4 al a. Daily bet end 4)" work ont some Bl at for elder-|GARPENTER W: ODD JOBS, FURNITURE NEEDED |See8_Bres F tS 3 PARTIN. MAY 22. 1087. HENRY ly lady in the country. Mote for) roofs. Tom Newton. PE 25037. Entire Dome st edd lets, Get, the Cit. BUF Ve LARe Thomas, 472 _— -, nha ve PAREING ATTENDA 16 &| home and companion P GHaIN OR BUZZSAW WORK. BY While we do the work. top do b k 5 beloved nashee i“ Lgl Miay over, day — must be good| wages. Box « Pontige Press. job or hour, PE §-6502. ec coddins. aintenance. tor vou B R. £3. Comin community Othiee a ee ne M. Partin: dear brother of John | {Tpqiy SUP NM Wayne, % US(LADY CAB DRIVERS. DAY SHIFT | BS pag 24 a W.| Huron. spiritual uet and offers of “ * oss y i eor- Tl ROOMS. CHRISTIAN COUPLE anaistance help Help Wanted Female 7) =OPPORTUNITY | Work Wanted Female 11 GIRL, 9958. 70. aHARE APT_W. 2%; pet 9 om te B. Bowers. | DAY SERVICE, A-l_ IRONING. = fatea, Close fs Florence. & deliver. EM 3-080, OuLt WOMAN TO SHARE) Snais = = aera WALL WASHING after $30. 2 AND 3-ROOM APTS. . - Trucks " Beat TRUCES. a pe ~ Ba ye TRAILERS AND Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. Oe tn - FE ea . Vern Keller, FE 71-0251. , a & WASH. MACHINE 40021 L,_F. Bowling. Saws—Lawnmowers 18 Chamberiain St Pa cout or Pe teen 2 RM . C. HAYDEN, Realtor . Walton Eves. leew ae ae, CASH — IN J A FLASH /A. Johnson 17% 6. vr SALE 3 98.200 dn. pre ae gr , : | glose to down | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor nm ¥. a +2108 Broker LTOR —y,"," 1 183 hee EAS a ES Pat | ine i * 1 iil ct i i ot aes, — Soe PS ae 4 Z ‘ fz Oe g eer a a 14 Ort : 7 Ie ¥ + ° 2 j j pe A fe} aaa eee ee ee ie ; j aon x i pe fee: tx i | 5k” Sees Bas SS ' é : Ee Pa » Af “ae fey : Se it Sate Ss ee et 3 f a eo) fi ea i : ri ih 4 ‘ poe 2 ee eT a eee » 3 i \ is : i <2 £ zy op aces, AME ge RS es * . 2 aed : > x = ‘ # x PS ft: Clee ef fe hae cf og) BORE Ree ot \ 3 } nae fez oS i i ‘a gue op ek S a po Z ee é Se t ; tf i j + £ my { : ‘\ ue ‘ — - yi | haa de| i a | we sop ‘ pet * . i a : ; 4 dies ee ‘TV ampnogne Bove, 60 36|_\ de Sale Macmse a0) Poel |__| qm powttac press, TH | | ee ae he re m, BY OWNER YL 43)/__ For Sele Houses 43/S THE PONTIAC PRESS. “THURSDAY, MAY Vie \h ee | “A Mit) 1 fava 3 Gl al _— Wil nave 2 pees LAKE WILLIA sla ee SLICE OF HAM be eG ‘ . - if oe AY, MAY 23 j \ i * ia hs a gee Sp | OOM ire Heese 8t) Rerme Ge’ seen tbe “ape pers MS LK. AREA | 7 -- a \ tae ee ' » 1957 | Ae ao gery te) mors / yf ou E2 EY ‘ * a bs i ~ = * : i : + a rey i ; Ay (* i / ‘ a : ipo) ! > iar Po AB a Red cere (ene POR aS aS y Ae ae Lee. cnlemparry bere pete er ene | ‘Buy Thru Partridge |? for Salt Houses 43) __ For Sale Hovey FIFTY-NINE ith 91 "ft. frontage on room. off "ath, List Thru Pattridne ; Pas pram gel Bi ; 43, | Fer Sale mn = | rooms | with kitchen, Au- tridge See wor ‘or Salé Ho afl: 4 rl 3 be ton peat, MODERN g' : } ann or Sale Houses ° 43 Kitchen “with tive 127 fh bas ing, Dore, fae eres. Au tor DERN 2 BEDRM.. HOUSE. ‘SUB | : ron wal | Seems” enmple steel on SUZ $1,800 down. Bulk FE sao 2815 dase BAN INCOME | , by ee pe vga sia sy | SORBED ¢ closet space. 3 car : SS ee This 2 5 ; TTR Th was : Cc. A. : sale, A SKIP AN $400 D j x team be rm 6 early J + : a4 “are ; coi tedtia| F Prerta, an ea a at 5) 3s ees : $B on tion ; red hardwood bath, pins- , room with ree 7 ee = he ; dining Sireplace, ean 4 oe. teres ee ted ‘sere Bose floors, pal al € aon sane | CA Z = egal os gat le rs Targe ‘carpeted vt Wa hove oe" hy Kd ie tne main 2 pe. bath : Actes ae stablished im 1916 2. of pp. dining ps veral other hom are two large bedro tie jp there Ideal for large ; . LAKE: FRONT. : BEDRM sere, 013.900 | Cuniey * Fun tiled ‘beth. cller ‘eo, the’ down b ames wnat | Throughout. pinete x flees Venetian me eau n.4| teens, "3. bedmoom Sarge shade i's BATH. te ticear alt breqnewe: See Cc : payment. eieseen We plastered edie” “ties at doo ie ie | ving eobeame. bake, ‘laree aa are a ‘ i : lea ¢ Call PANGUS, Realtor plus 7 ton — ol y wid five ehial stn? a og ro ies fuaed carpets ae Large lot trees ‘ksh ‘| Sane, Oren a Eas ville ‘Mations) | place ts the iv garage with o § | 2-Family—C i me gg Mage oe Ber en $13,900; tras. On Many ex: itehen living room. modern y—Clarkston for ehildred, all in down. ly su y ex and rm 8 ré0 § condition all »| Be Sree os ae with term foot frontag Lot has 132 m, 2 bath he ee ee. oe a hte DEN | tn fee wie Ene eta Sea Sree Aer eal ate rms Situate. gas fu 900, now auly e cut eagle SIDE. Ex = . Open Ba & or octane na eg large lot ont 3b shi, terms. ae 2 2 ngs & Gor 2 car mopeme cumnes AROw BEDROOMS. Se Cee cnt pateomn, i ROOMS ATE MODERN ON | ——— , terms. ae wae Pope A end caseums.| famuy | Gisssed and ” le = . | be ft. ranch brand By wate > Lee oe Plastered with frepla shaded sereened porch, Ss s drooms home. The co $2.08 down, will pay IT’S YOUNG mace, $4800 termes tur) £af arage, paved ng water 18 selnicing | ie te taster bedroom . sete IT’S LOVELY WHITE . ee: Se —— peerage Digan vom | ic tile 2bath arrangement. The = < LAKE wo reason- d- ving » arl E. James | ws 2: BLONDE Ta YE es | wool See ae oe te artis to. cee, "se ae ws say more? Reail Bg KT cleat Bed | rowel eatas ~~ Rena 3-470 Pontiac, go, 300 acre <,| ture windows. Large exnny N $311 . this bes cally and i pictur, ‘windo > EM 347 foot lake with e sunn i A Gent. “Hesl Sar’ youn an cabs,’ eflerds iid dor atey| LAKE PRIVILECES Beach $14000, ermss fireplace Tere is an front rm. house on a". comfortable iv: E. MANSFIELD Attrestive 9 betres. Se oe eas “Family Inc , 2 large plastered Sesoment, Real buy et Btratte Lake the year oid. AROVIELD. Cleve to Josize. et ee on Feuties, a bicep e8 pin, i og Bd a, oat ite Banned als" WE eae sind | cul eget, nas peony a Oot ase carton nmumrs a only oe’ an brick ws, Toom with wal} to Fenmore. FI rms, 4805 for upstairs Fr $8,500 : ; BUYS FROM 65 cious bedrooms, s,, pet. Breakfast al) to wall car- . PE 54-6323. $80 per month ented |" * WALTON HEI . uP baths, 3 eram F : eB. nook off _ ace, full . Pire- —Very GHTS ?. _W. DINNAN So shaw teat pd aks is | Fee Sele Houses _ For Sate aS te yee wtich| SYLVAN MANOR beat are a few of ihe. out home. 23 A iving room & bath —“ FE 425 sised' let 110 © 108. Case ROCHESTER (VILLA PO bo Sino d penoces 43| fioor, in knotty — FIELD TOWNSHIP on paved es. Located ing throu Shine is’ chore ROCHESTER ” peted slving aes tat dine ak sturdy 7 OE) GOO Ro butntosbtos , gas furnace pine, tile 3400 Empire — ea street in be: ing throughout charm- ° Soe - rf boxes OL room . house. D| WHY P. ama Nice: iM car 3 bedrms., 1°: e ‘Drive st side ‘ne! autiful rst tim . New OWNER HESTE R sneer Rages. Saees ots | —— Peni, broker | ee he kee a ROOMS FOR py mee cage cane win ok betems,, 31 Sats. Loree wn. | ae down, ime eftered. Oni ain cane tee ae MRED | mentloty Soc competes Mee 4 WILL, SACRIFICE $2,100 ———| Geena an meeme, Oi Sect priced tight ot site with ute. colle ggg — month, axes & garage. Nicely 'endgeaed | — rae call now to. ase tis | Seay ceri aes Bega ts “aanceit Pe) $00N ee sere Son "| [eatvenped, Close te ieee: Roy Annett Inc Floyd Kent Inc., R ) Afams Rd. Prise. jel.See: a wah forms. | _ieaen shruvbery. flowers asc-| Buy Thru Partric | His carve serea song moon x oft transportation. Geheel bus pie | REALTOR = mnent Inc. Realtor ° piments. new for ap 1 sacrifice pease, Pisins nice ? ru Partridge Se Rags - 18x18. 2 bed lake. Priced is exceptionally x-up, 28 E Huron s aon, " 'y. at Telegreps FRANK SH WH , 34403 for $1,500. Phone List Th . 8 kitchen dining room Sacolien to sell. clean, __Open Evenings « eral 6-0468 LE CU $ EPARD : al ee Partridge ar eal ge TE vag roe oo = Peemngs we Senter _1t ER PARKIN rooms OL, 1-7513 = BY AT UNION LAKE OFF se tered wells countertop. | ORTONVILL ea : REING large 3 BEDRM. 2049 Tienken Rd. Fe ig "WEBS: = 1ON LAKE OFFICE $11,600, terms. 2 car garage '__Laurencelle room. LL MODERN hoe : | hed atte. 3 dormer Rang S ag bow Lz Pure. Cottage ...00.s00| J.C HAYDEN | REA 0 LI 1.3000 a ae Pe sessi| ssc ten die" E |_Ses*neat ye Sea nEALTe ° fost Steel or nse igre, | Crtoomst Ls. Prost ete. wale YDEN, Realtor |—* 22% ee a ai a oh) pst Felegrant Re. bet Oat & oth, | ates “ceceeees $13,000 a8 ca eae SOUTH OF 12 MILE | . DN,| garage Ay ing A Ry For Col ed Open Eves. "til 6: Fn. _tisd Press we Bom " wont DLE Prte. nc cccccscesss 99.500 BY OWNER, —— ROCHESTER SILVER L. E 5 rae meee, & ait. or BOW — sto Hes. 10 te 3 SY’ Ou. Lower Gtraits Priv. 0.500 2 peg. house, at ars. a; cau. ¢ ieee. bn Ou AKE FRONT codward. B'ham MI .) . + : Fe modern be: NEW 3 BEDRM. we. mA eeeeeewes 3 ; ings. 8 je, eaut. eurre be) basement —2 car * me Full = every oe brick ss : 5 ALL, MODERN, MEW COTTAGE. Families —Pertelge tas Med oe fait beth, fall basement ofl fur WP HAVE OTHER LAREPRONT | sod. i000 ‘DOWN, #75 sea oe Delghe Sy hag Ee 3-Bedrm. brick ranch shell : = ist. fp room home oo Bassett st veciroom home, ATTRACTIVE 2 &, Walled Lake, Priced ot 68 T ™ os Ge ee Ry Mig ing ot ie Jake Atuacted § eae: hansbin ducts and ro h Se Re | A le see: ft|* et wa deve nom 3FRE, mn -G.Trocke| S.'2: eee Se ame | be Sree Bea ns Pe LTS rms. ° terms. . o | “ to to a mo n. $8700 balan ; REALTO & shade trees h berries, fruit ' : : * n, sear nice _FE 34000 or FE 34146. egies C, Come, Realtor OwNEr LEA OR 64. ce. | 1648 Union fr ha EM newly decorat ity car “4 $1,500 Down poly inoue wien p08 nee. thes ~Se yi S wit | oak cree oc we eoou boule fill, Basement, aut Car: T § room bungalow. Plastered aviv Howard, a) Incomes Lad ‘ 2 bedrm. _ buy! OR 3-0654. -_ 2 car garage kite! HOME a tric hot water —.. ot] — oil slimy Banal basement, woes. ranch aN LAKE | PRIVILEGES: E Gillespie M. Ph. FE 1% ear miles west Ideal} N ym with built -, newly . A gt attractive -woadlg stone oaies. te Aluminum and p- es 4 bedroom brick, 4 hn Ki war PP come érive- , o Yunees RE y- > | sured eee aiaan mys See if bow , onmens.| & jot, extra large ve 5 JD W Haron St Fitna she's Sam an| Money Dow Sie MOE Set Poa | inet ae ee carmen oe ie ube‘aatt Rat Phone : FE 43828 ae eee Attractive Toe 20558 three-be a MOTEL ait | Toveiy § room, home Budget Oak uate penneatien. Taso 3 bot E sorube a, Senin. b= : " bs room, ;: . * galore. . line G 7 BEDRM HOWE CLARESTOR weors| inte Bie carats | | trey eel et tig gm, caepiet tiehen, ben | eee ean ema |-* de Woe Avondale. PE e rough front basement, le school a Ne 6 week . FE mae Seo” ‘a. —o—_|)-™ Som ae — sus bee Beuee ok meee tor Ot tae. 2 car ge ancher — $1,000 a fenced in § room ranch, || S80: down. Secnme. ps om Rearly new brick reach home on as 1 Ral heme seeds Of Snyder Lavend . pts 2 car ' _#1 mo. Call pane payments furnace TE oy mma tile beth. oa} Rochesie ——— ice 0 Down \ — or win, uae nge to | 140 W. HURON er se iD LAND CONTRACT poe pyle a ‘An alt time noi Rancher | 2 dedroo a ets braed kee dalle ques ta tee | PE _2-4411 or Bves tial screens. $15,000 with cnet; Minis 3 bedrm. beautiful be tor, | ONOT Lake. The 23 ft Gal- | inte ween. Price | (ARE Patvicmons Be Seer +4006 Lie WHITE REA terms. Auto. oil no home reom. 8 ‘The 22 ft. teins 2 ; | 6 rooms & = 2? BLOcKE . 932 B. Lafayette Gt. LTY room. 109x470 Fe — oo Oak Leslie R. Tri | nished - : Romeo, Mich yay, don’t miss it It's & real kitehen with the spacious Pe . Tripp, Realtor | Sished. Terme OR a ateau 23-3767 s Sm fe ite custom 5 ow. _ 53-3008 3-069) ; 5 all Dow atures will . built | FE 54 juron Street a or OR MULTIPLE LISTING We have oat P ayments at First .” Pad “Love 2 161 or PE 5-289 St. Mi senvice | on? et Beene Ses pam 09.960. | Immediate pree | recone | S t. Michaels Area r a begem hommes wih _—_ oo ren RRCOFVES SEAUTIPUL Cus — te school, 7 detalles. a .ovel hillside i e bmi a AR yd end BB: ILEY, Broker Cherokee Hills = area near Romeo. A OF locking at Rousse that aren’ Siedben, oustecsd Rd. rr +1 Custom built : 3 pool avail- oa x : agg FOR CO o| . cumet Lele on, fl of cond carpeted as —one| % way : f eat - o- auto. ‘ famuy . LORED comfort i * ft. of, gotid Living room b=] eee servers nome. Ft ow brick ranch én., pee ~ basem. = with paved street room with huge ft. fast ee Modern bre: os, slate ee ent, two fir 7 with Out of town 99,000 cash. e and stone with dishw Geneva ak ceramic tile » Ie “ff -_ there window" Dauing owner: : ee oe ike io meee ih dishwasher. disposal and fan, tered walls, "Pins: =. three bedrooms, Dining ‘ Exclusive . aye bave - very ibe : — window ity. Pull oe built-in om: mag garage. al 4 \- By Sy? ot fe = | fall price shop baling: #40 ote basement, with Indianwood Hi aad tao tonk with full a nd = —_ sesrsenen en. A Second wath and CALL MODEL - this Pay 4 waits wom. Olt heah eget sean ae welts. ¥ pgm a for os on the 8. E. side janet ned ote _s0, Plateau S308) ae E. DUN OR 4 TO6 1 Fae £3 . corner fet. Dake Lake front trt level, 3 ves | 909 D. RILEY, Brok St. Benedi : Custom NLAP ) pee tn closes to at WHITE CARE tb dows. ok s13.S00 with a ee cage soo Eisabets Lake Rd PE esis ‘ets 1 ROOM M PE t-ti08 : x, = § Waterf, with Seoutiat tb oust __FE +1157 Donelson HO burn | Heights. Real E. Avu- Wiliams Manson 3 long . lakes ta the ‘county And just § blocks trom cad : = pointment Shows by ap wits carport, fenced te Fare. alt room, 2 car yeation sd with al gp ns om Tel. | $500 DOWN. WHY P. W. DINNAN ra omy so mod ot ! os Tate} your cloes| rice with $ai.s00 tai ete S - feos bath, wa vecent, me,” plus full os waren OP Say, Snpietaly, turmsbed s06 with 41.808 down a 11008 ae ae ag Te Ce Hae horde Built “in 064, || MULTIPLE tun | ey or Estaditahed Colees or, Sy giteee | Brick English Colonial $250 Down—G civminem worms and yt a od ee ee "Enchen & balk. Un- elie olored Families - oom +e Coty get I pall 3 Sane ante on See it now. at $10,000.| raneh-type <' Meneeie Mg = gy RB Ther * bedrm. home modern, “ room home. F the ent today. W on WHITFIELD ; full basem: bungalow u Convalescent ener, “auto ar heater, water soft oe es income. Pull yood to f hunt ep et begun gue beat eater - We have ee a see rage. pemenk iteeat’ rick "ge : ~ Homes 38A gluded with py oe 8 New . . ee j~ Hay Aha attchen. room wih ee ving extras, Ecelient ay Ottawa Drive “closed rms, ‘plug full bach, en- toa drive, carpeted 1 tle bata, PRIVATE OR me, ‘Call. us we, ba & $55 per M JERRY E Sem Scenes, gunet Nine COW t10.800 with Pit time eftered . Eseter’ You alley the “fire: * features. Located in Plonest for SEMI 0 we the key ercnan sows . ADAM aitaily landecaped only M with oe dere ah tee coe piace. 2 enjoy the fi . hr Birsing’ ears. see SIDE ising |# weit; “ih 9 — Co, $7,000 dn. moves you Red = ea sca Don't “oh ears = win 2,000 pg ge Ow ‘> leering ins , og only. by. appoint -é ae bedroom heme, : Ge : ron Bt 3 te § (Cle : : . a 28 in "52. entering sow. Only $13,800, area. See WEST sIDE — 3 . . — 2 eae an. worms Method in ; MULTIPLE LISTIN. = ; oe ha Reduced $1,000 | full tnleg, seo anny NEARLY NEW 8UB oe ee mirth os full RA og Hotel Rooms ale: 775 DOW N . H i : @ SERVICE 4 toad —_ a few 2 and The owner * 4 er ene tile roto 2 full dle =: rms. & wd gees | yard eat, room, Pa Lerely siz : om ‘ « W atki _ please homes that will tion NOW wants action ac- i te winter down and with 3 | : stores, school beth. Handy — Outside and room studie e@ pu ins Lake F se you. Give . on this rooms toaun | 7% » Lake privt | barbec and shrubs HOTEL B Three bedrooms, home. l in Modernized ¢ Front and “we will Wg a call com Kast his 3 bed- | with up. Pull be: er leavin, La you man ‘ue gril) will AUB og g the: Clos side Colonia oll bea sement 950, E-Z te g state $8.- ¥ pleasant give Day URIN wanes eeeeet, *s and We H giassed od, & room Rome plus you. No ebligation. bad ote, MeComnell 90d x space. peautttul let Jo's * | ofr rms. “ west gu evenings. She. Segond We Have lt) Se se) eae Seo | Sees “Se rae open ape Orion. . meer with CE Ww. heat ent, auto. dg adie Sneed mig “bona | Drive by 1 egreom. 5 ck 2 PER $2,000 was It) = sod Peri ic co a ot "DERRY PARK... |customer on the first new Bee tee Ge S| eo RD) attotir Sere. we Eee amet | Rah arin to “have er on the firs: 5 “easy | 18 E & Costs. B ; | vacant. Priced enced lot Trs| With 2 oe oe low Jeena fot home buil first new a . Pike st. dpen em | - $2,800 an ed $13,500. Takes | subui ‘atmo: « home : * t : Ss Bree, Other : a ; . — ' place & 9 bectoome. with fire: under this new | spt Vil Brick NE Ma as GI T Homes with rn | We buy lend 1G plllngpnas > gs ere tat cet Ln cm avaiable | KaAMpse C coma [George R. Irwin ’ with « - . TOR * Fase, og, eh aeemee B D n| NICHOL Sn re inches oe we | GILES /Pateman REALTORS FF IE} ore SR Boor pian pm tastefully decorated. 8. Te = 40528 & H Bhan. . REA ares Siar nate on Kam oo wg e cee Pe sink . Truly and sand 7, ‘ 7 vert somceai | Chee tna ‘| Giroux-Franks REAL ESTATE room on piles west of Pontiac, neat GEN a WATERFRONT te ora Saas ar BASRA | 5 S Telegraph Rd) “Si Ri es CUCKLER REALTY ~ REALTOR i. INSURANCE oa” Parking " Eves. OR 36148 ‘ & : lake eng EM 3403. NEAR AIRPORT LAKE PRIVILEGES Scent tor. setirea aiking Science’ to shores & aly. 1 block from pvt, beach on Park ee ated oe ee ie eS ie MA iu R E E : j ‘i i gee ae : il i | 8 0 ti na fo A cg Realtor _ S. Te h Rd. “FE oa “M59 FRONTAGE '| ZONED iio png 5 ne eee a ‘i , pei / ie : j igh t ws 4 nities - ‘For Sale Houses 4 For Sale Heases 43 | For Sale Houses 43 ' 43) CARNIVAL _ by! Dick Turner | _ for Sle Aerente Sele Acreage. 47! bu jy | ce nae — %3 BEDROOM, 6 " * BEAUTIFUL, HOME srTEa OVER-|) ACRES, WELL SECLUDED ON 4 poll, re SYLVAN” MANOR Sl a. , (By OWNER - 3 besemenh 'oll| 2 looking, Walters Lake, 80x circle west, PE L. ome # BUSINESS | sesrince bedroom ranch, ‘1% ) 0 <4: . heat, starms * screen windows, need ag r ccm lot 5 feet. parking eye. wnaowe . Choice an poreh, corner lot, Anchor ‘ ob? ACRES BL, CIT nom for expansion. | $14, the. Saab Weice Pm Sie fence, newly painted: 47.980: ‘ DENNIS ager sroxmn |” oa pavem ai a wean Stop, building. 24x80 feet. wited | terms 421 N, Saginaw 53-4064 \ SE 20940 -_ MA 3 er ar ear for 220, ease, tig a3 bed a : Pro erty after 5:30 p.m. 2 m DIVE IN OF — school, E) FE 4-6324, Ase. a2 bedroon mod. —A a 1 ets ill WILL BUILD ’ : | ote try an aa oe < . Etat Pit at por ney 4 Je fon mechs vite © | OY. VOM MIMGQC) carer iat cise ees PRE - | _Mial"cewe_parment." FE 846540" | Choice Parcel Gert art = om P bed h fer Also) A e a with food 2 "2 ‘bedion hel m MODERN Bios fomiy Dining & sowing sieretians — pee - yest. PLE'S LAKEFRONT LOTS Tents ot toed spenteee. ae 44 en. pay re made, without i bedroom with full basement./ yoom, fireplace, paneled recrea- { FROM -%5 PT. Fr. deal ie eubdividing. Shown by 4 7 we tures FE Be: fast, Money usu- double garage. smail barn. 12| tion room, gas heat, 1% baths, Co\ i ECTIVE NTAGE —~ growing area, 14 miles north Reel Beta Oe, ’ ‘Open eve- f. ally the same day. Phone or stop acres, West suburban a large beautifuily ‘andscaped ; TIONS PRIC ik of Bi m. Real ‘ ear. in. Deb asein | te carage. —— | FARM M $2,950 WITH TERMS. portunity for capital gains. an aT BAL ny ee Household Finance 3 BEDROOM > ALSO Vacant —— LSO LL. PRIVILEGE | Choice 27 Acres = BEST LOCA- , Core. of. Pontiac Arnold Real Estate New 3 bedroom gplit level of | 2,730 Dn. a : ‘a oe row oS Surrounded by future M.8.U. TIONS oN PONTIAC. Closes at 3% § Saginaw St. ‘The cas Bla 210 &. Telegrapn Rd . brick construction, family room, | RONT | / bee. sh . campus. Perf eoly Jensied, 9:30 p.m. Gross be doubled | 3nd Floor, Room 204 — ice Fe some) Spay coder hat mcs areas Lg ea 7247/ an oan tate” evo manseemest, Gred | “GANS $25 TO $50) Gls | : WATERERONT cml | ee RB. J. VALUET, Realtor josh B. Tripp. Realtor plus coe handies real estate BENEFICIAL unt apr ATERFRO: 1 BRICK | : STAT COLORED | 2 bedroom biclevel in _frcelient | New — $1,269 Dn | De! MOLT Ss PE $si6l or FE S38 oe MOTE L beau F INANCE co. 3 bedrooms, ted beth, | ettMatine aice lot Well worth | HUNTOON LAKE PRIV. | LAKEFRONT COTTAGE ON LAKE : Orde “quarters. Located on | Ww Lawrence * PE 29240 laundry trays, oil heat | aksing price. See it this week : Orion. Natural: fireplace. Picture <6 anres S ear Clare. ToD hiehway coerce es | eee worse 2b De | SaTarate"Purin | = CLARKSTON =| tee tah eee | LOANS . ew a = ' +f — ba) ie *: os i i crete drive. Located on ws | 5 ieoeree : on. 81. 5 ACRES eo © i handle. Busy sequen Bow J Basic). Ouly 3 let. 9250 | $2,500 & $2,000 Da. 1s - LAKE LOT Sartte fod ste ie ate wie | darting, Don't be bo £25 TO $500,828 ZO 800 \ down plus mortgage costs. | : a A A a gy = oad. bordered by trees, welll se- ATEWIDE 30 E. LAWRENCE FE 6-001 VASBINDER, INC. | ‘Humphries Facet ibe cits "| ints Ge Greer) OT ATE WO |°* raent? emmce VASBINDER. INC. | | 047 ue FE nd! sapakland County Re * Edw. M. Stout, Wacker : was Estate rte a of Pontiac Buckner Customers FE 58875 ai i) N. Telegraph Open Eves.| EM 3416 or EM 3-2411 after 6/77 N. naw St. | Ph. PE Seis 1717 s. Telegrapo_ _FE_ 40631 re DUPLEX 1o2 W Muron PE 8.0407 | —__Multiple Listing service os Buy Thru Partridge : | os 4 or trade for single. Each FOR “SALE “CAPE COD HOME, | LOON LAKE * List Thru Partridge Happy Folks has 3 rms. & bath, poy bedroom, 12x16 family room. lot | a e ront |@ NEW HOME — 3 bedrooms, two io ACRES * _read |. Large lot. Owner, OR 3-9272./ 65159. ‘Northhill section, Roch- : oven, grill etc.,| Yoeated in Ortonville recreation eae Buckner’s “ie moet teodly" hg STRATHMORE, 162 "WEST . ester OL 1-5411. from ~——— view windows area, Wonderful & site. Ex> COLORED—GROCERY wate» te > deaival Suct- CIVENe oruen comms 5”, |s gona, With Acreage: Estate hyp a i ad I i a 2 vdrm. ranch, almost new. Full full basement, %s acre lot. New iA Terms LWOOD_ REALTY WINE LICENSE — APTS: | borrowing” ts Ae basement, aus. heat & bot wa- |" @ vacant. $12 2,500. Imagine if you can, a rambling) i] 4143 Cass - PER MONTH — A RARE Provide your iar and ter, ‘din’ Gasinator, fence. | 9... | white California ranch home. ; ] - E 1284 or FE SEPORTUNITY TO GET A future ha by for 2 blks to schoo, 3 bedroom home. Re-decorated,| ‘t. in lengta. Nestled in the mid- M. hag, US Fut. OF. 5-2 ‘Open 8:30 Eves 4, OREATLY &@ cash account the ANT _ $12,500 dle of a beautiful landscaped 1 3 REALTOR PUREED paite OnLY company where you are welcomed IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 2 BEDROOM HOME acre site. From the front veranda) 1957 by NEA Service, Ine. ; ; of : 1011 W. Huron FE 5-6181 CED calenee~ is appreciat- . Walk in and look at it and “ OG; 1 acre. $500 down. fi are only a few steps away Lake PRONT LOT OTUs LAKE For Sale Farms 48: * : * interested, call owner. a BEDROOM HOME rom a veer own ‘boat well & beach, “The commissar int going to like this, Pet! ieee: OR 31166. Sinn AA AAA ALLL Letne od $500, wD w bad months DAYS, WOodward 3-3360 Almost 2 acres with large chicken , of it, The view is perfect, | aT TE Wa TERS ox. “Oil 15 ACRES JIM W RIGHT | EVES. SAT. & SUN. TO 6-985! coop, $4,000. cause, t is @ huge slop-| ening me is HIS department!" Lor } WAL pf ACRES REALTOR: = NEW 4 BEDROOM HOME ing homesite that permits F sg | F paceeen or RE YOU A NATURE LOVER? | 345 OAKLAND AVE. PE 5-044 ADAMS | 10 acres, $16,500. full view of the lake and the _ 24336 .you like to look out your ay {OP BIO 3 ACRE BUILDING SITE. posite shere line that is tringed | LOT ON CANAL TO MANDON wa aod watch sq “| HIGHWAY SI te the setting for this all| $1708 with beautiful trees. to ae ‘For Sale'l Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43 e. $000. EM ____| birds frolicking up & down AND HOME modern 4 4 bath, basement, oi! . the beauty of a sunset from eee nen | LAKE LOT FOR YEAR ND maple & oak trees? Would Poor at FINANCE co. furnace on Cherrylawn st., foff|CALL US FOR LAKE PROPERTY.| your veranda or the many pic- SYLVAN LAKE . por 2 BEDRM.|? RM. HOUSE, MODERN, PRI-| home. East side of Union Lake.| like to own @ piece of iand Bmack dab in et heart of Ns . —— ee to say "yes." be-| Basement screened porch. Car-| vate owner Low down payment.| Sandy be: birch trees. EM stream, © smell) too Plains on Disie Hur.— a aND NATIONAL BLDG. $0 Der ee SIDE fore we outer the seucteae Selene leted. Gas heat. 1 block from | _au for appointment FE 32-1368. = oem. wate wee seileen 3b ali 3 rooms Po or “ye 4312 DIXIE av Vacant 3 bedroom with 2 car ga living room with its massive Ken-| ‘ake, $8960. $1.70 down. FE \7 Room HOME, MODERN, VE- LEAVING STATE home with breeseway and at- sptt Pita small cot | DRAYTON PLAINS | wilde “wits repair) on paved . | eoky Sere ee en ee Sisk witw or | 2etee alum, storms & 3 BEDROOM RaNCH—Built garage? (Needs e er. ‘Rent from apt’ and cottage | 230 BARNSTOR, WALLED LA with $1000 down will = VALLEY REALTY | We enter the large way {POR SALE OR L rT ~| screens, also @ room house & in 49 at Union . Year com )}. Seems unbelievable Sy, make eat monthly payments. | 45063, A alk St High or Grate schools. bce icles | leads to 2 huge master bedrooms’ tion to buy in 1 year. Beautiful) beth on same lot. Good income, ‘round home with gas heat all could be wre will handle” Many. bitten apnea 1166 MS@ at Pontiac Lake Rd. | with lake front view. The large) brick home. 2 bedrms. & bath price, $11,000. $1500 down or rea- & lake priv. 1 away. - Up in one of property. Has many see for — a li WHEN YOU NEED $420 Prec & $30 month takes : OR _ 3-668) or MU_ 4-5565 | me oon hen ge Beg Dated we. 2 bedrm ite a ob 4 sonable we. 101 8. Johnson, Ph. Good beach, ote apa ‘dok: 4 —_ ~ ‘ — — — let's hear from a - Se ed over 24x36 OPEN HOUSE | ness. French doors lead to the ag Large new kitchen, din- Fe SNe 2 shade trees iret bly sp Toad pear . Call us—we Giroux- Franks $ : $ basement,; total price only “Ss ds waterfront veranda from the kitch- room in main |'A RMAL Pe. 3 BEDRM. LL praised at $16.500 — 85, Will be gisd to show this beautifu i W. Kennett near new grade t. an un. D to @ Jarge family fir’ Full basement, with shower| basem: Shell nome, on 1 ac cash to 7 y ed at $i, OENERAL REAL ESTATE school, city water in, sewer soon, By owner. Elizabeth Lk, Es- sized dining room and | from! & ls room. Elec. water heat- Ld Sen payment. By owner. O DEA . After 6, with reasonable tems. 4306 Dixie Hw OR 3471) «You gan eet * etre on your Gera sdjotng os ale avail. | alee) Reary dace 2 Bede oath tata iael tome eves] ft Saves cote, OU heat Sea Dorothy Snyder Lavender |“ saat ahd 5) rooms. uc. - to reliable partice. SS oe ee cman bie @ hueaant view Suit a ee Tate Loke prev, | OL. “LET'S TALK badont. budget. We will te Adams Realty |. ee ae ee oe For the man of the home—there Ee RRIS. ( ARK omer iens Te Lake pete, | 2S 20ll of Eves, MU ¢oett BUSINESS” 382 Auburn ave. | i. 43393 _ ce fs Move a s one ca ahead —— = : By owner. Cash or terms. EM ADAMS « Cleani ‘Gus th te . Sewer Cleanin OR iano 32420 rE_t200 WEST SIDE—OWNER ceaened ganepe: ‘Steular arive.| MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE VACANT. YOU SET the down ~ | oF Sell urnee alt cool 3a. a . pogp Gites O b | Crean 4 rm. bath, way and outdcor barbecue, ec.) = aeauTIPUL BUNGALOW oem eee oe eS? ee For Sale Resort Prop. 44A ‘of US-16. 9 rm. modern| for bus FINANCE CO. XDOW attic, basement, oil heat. On| 0° 90 an appointment to see this SIX ACRES LAND Dedrocts bome, larée living Fm pense, swe ~~ m6US us en ee FE 4-1574 Clinton Mill $7,000 if $1,- fine at only $29,-/ This outstanding modern-to-minute ——, ‘modern and oun. e. LAREPaen? buildings Excellent wheat, corn, o. ai ; * we" Lakef t o00_down._ $4 Myre. 000 today! Call MAple $3821" | 2 bedroom home plus paneled ity “room, plastic tiled bath. |" Cousge. “t miles West of Water: | Potato end Seen por} Fou the business Trade in may _Fentce Sate Det Bey axetronts IN MILFORD - | int sun room 12x16. nice liv- are Summiee. ae. 3 a _ford, EM 3-0938, evenings. “ Sb ane Realty your beme or lasd GET Uo te OUICKLY 2 family income, Corner tull basement, 12g16 breezeway CABIN MODERN AT OPAL : vat. NORTH SIDE paved sireets, Income 6140 per | | larkston une ida | ae Le ¢| LOG CABIN MODERN AT OPAL: | s¢3 aubum Are om, PE Om e ery Up to > $500 Lovely lakefront w + Pe woe beach snaae Geen 3 >} aa to oer < shrubs and flowers, ts ‘just a pic-| crry SIDE. This 4 room , cOMAGE 3 LOTS. LAKE peeete, ee yz Soy beer aron conaces ° 1950 to 1956 your & beautiful view. Mabsgeny pam tle estate. $12,500. REAL ESTATE INC. | tare to see. Ail co rable homes Bungalow has s living room, — Raab ow on Island,| BUY FROM . DUE TO and title. Most desis sis clesed” in 30 eled ving rooms with fireplace. CLA KES AGENCY 90 8, Main, Clertston Mich, in this ares Te lots; arate d rm., kite & > 7 Lake een Clark-~ ee uets, ouch es silt and ete minutes, Loans aiso made on fur- bam cme denn. bab lean MICHIGAN MAple or more, located near Waterford, oa furmace. 1 ear ge-| Bald atle aff SiS Por | Deautilu £0 ecres of rolling wood-| Low lease on good building Biture, signatures end other se- Bath with . Pull basement, | seutual 44755 Res, EM 3-4783 fruit trees, owner leav- ¢. Fery nice altho shoal jest poet Hh phone Rochester OL| ed land. One mile frontage on Price ine stock and cies: StF garage. Moet and PONTIAC LAI p2,729 come work] SS aS ae | Ta Ay RO yard with outdoor barbe-| BE OOMFIELD TWP to complete 3 bedrm. home. En-| JUST A LOVELY HOME ; . | We Finance——We Finance | tees Come’ oct and ove em] _— : Oakland Sa An extremely attractive & oon: osienta 000 rm avn GARDENS. | $10,500 3 BEDROOMS. 3100 DOWN | rot us your .ottage or re-| Orange Hail. Comer Woll, Ore | NITCHIGAN BUSINESS LS wih terme. tached garage, Dig “closets in| home, Extra large lot. 62.000 dp. bedroom | bungalow | situated Onford you will find this Ranch 5" 6 | SALES CORPORATION “lg the 3. bedrms., ft. living 2 bedrm. home.| on dandy fenced with two| home all bedrooms on one| ‘Fh os paradiee. wil FARMER'S FARM Loan Com SOUTH SIDE ceramic. file “bath” Been SS ee | aa nee a sais cits -| modern kitchen, “tiled bath with uild “gad. ‘Goane Four | 116 acres located between Imlay | JOHN A. LANDMESSER BROKER pany en a stain Yah fenc yard, patio & grill. WHITE LAKE. 2 bedrme. Year - ed gles floors, . plas- shower, part basement, 2 lerge ‘avon Bs -_ one aaa may che. 1513 8. a cas 203 PONTIAC STATE BANK living The PR men ta = A a ema = appointment only. whines e. 4% Cee. brick a pores mecere a Coane pH gs .., -S.-, al ston & ‘Hubbard Large & Cay ones. PARK aT ton FRONT DOOR FE ? 9? 6 com * tion & ranch 1% car garage. $2,000 basem: with of) hest, ideal Priced % BUILDERS Immediate — $17,400 . = comfort. oy jen $75 mon home for young or retired cou- copzges oy Hs A living room. ee. oft, Ther-| 4, ACRE RESCENT LAKE, 3 dedrm. Pull! pie. CLARK RI REAL ESTATE le ROY KNAUF, Realtor | xapt7roop a a picture Tile bath, ated on Hospital! Road, tm-| basement Many extras. $13,500.|, om as Sale Suburban 45A | 0% _W. Huron FE 23-7421 OA $3339 by 100 market. Income $6,000 B & 2 pce | cludes 8 6 room home only 3 | CALL FOR ALL LAKE PROPERTY EAST SIDE BUNGALOW Ss F =... Sale Suburban Prop. 45A saa SaIAae' adi Meanie be : . 4 W. Lawrence [eet eT Heat by electric. Lower level bas Very reasonable price of $7850. Dandy moder oa fits rm. ie a Kfaitipie” Listing Service yOR, Sale. PROPERTY. EAST. | Call Rutiodge, OR D111. PE 6909 TEAGUE FINANCE CO. place, complete kitchen, stove & HI IRON a ane nanan Deuces, Inquire to Bart’ Meares, rtrid 202 N. MAI third’ bedroom, beth and | WEST SIDE ; , pice ial ba mea, Galant } $0 8, Hesslowe.__ Lig thre Partridee Par id e ROCHESTER, MICH. screened patie. Terrgced groundt| "Here ts &_ be VALLEY REALTY | Bet, csanter “earer| £ CITT IAGQE For Sele Lots 46) See t Louie "70" sie Mx . Own- 58 at Lake small housetrailer in le ; Sis ae, ae ses Saat Aer ve cr remnace | TRE "MAD" 70 AER ‘ange ot ‘ r $1450 down _ x z —— : . Saas AN SDD big “cide— 2 NEW BRICK im Avon a 3 AN S ______EMBREE & GREGG | dee" Sia | -Saceten wows sae, Jorn: >| TRI-LEVEL | Si ie sem | C HOUSTON REALTY | po A See ie we foes tae | Bite ir iceman tar ‘TR gocemgruan te, rr aPeteeeres|uick Cash _EM_ 34393 ot EM pid $314 2 car garage, paved drive. : — ai eaecmn nice earden epot,| Spacious 3 bedroom tri-ievel near | __M30. 7b by 250 each. OR }-s00e. Sete 8 +P | most of the m ictal et | - pg gt A & BATH h K I , LOTUS LAKE vecemt June wullteta stove & even. Master Bae aS ae» A gall ae Sale Bus = Property 49 out valuable real estate, Business $25 TO $500 Jo nN . irwin 4 room finished in knotty pine) wareins LAKE BUNGALOW rm. has private bath “nis 8) iG LOTS. SAST SIDE OF PON- 120eT. ee on mowr-| priced at ot 91.568 ae. plus stock. See! On your own si oute. or throughout. 2 bedrooms: with ige ‘A BEAUTY $11.97 her ¢ ‘ ra layatory off ie eity | this today! _ other security Sp t0 months CHEROKEE HILLS REALTOR Cee ren peeT™| rns cutatanding modern 26226] ScUViies room utility room. Hac near now BEE, —n_TE Se. i | to repay. service ts quick. : we tose mre Pe 0-40e| scrommed from” mn. ole bungalow with Recement, af| 25 Aucernee Thepmeonne ue wateeLLts Buy Thru Partridge A ‘BOWLING ALLEY | tm and helpful. Phone FE B g ; E 5-4046 ‘ bh . Ms walls. = ie Only bow tm this rich! 66171 or visit us of our office. NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION — . Teak Large’ shaded let wih’ fur-| with pleture window, living room| ere comer lot with lake view. MAS rm a PE 8068 FE List Thru Partridge rmine ares yaeie 40 mies af | RANCH HOME WITH FULL fi ii rooms. in of lot,| 13523, ether rooms rable | only” $23,080. AGE IN Detroit. Kveryiiing in top condi- - tai Lake privilegte Only $1,500, free and clear bome in trade. “NT LA ec feat Betele Commercial Hot Spot faced. Excellent @xi25 ft. brick HOME & AUTO Now is the time to buy this one down. Immediate p : Your boat st the door. CRESCENT LAKE hapin Real Estate Located in ares meluded. Pull select own ceramic tile i . ; 1000 DOWN MAple 5-1240 or 3123 new 100x200 Price ast 04.00 oo forms. of LOAN CO. ; . WILLIAMS LAKE [qa W"tuton St Phone Pr #1887 i . I Thay PE baits or OR 3408.| ‘parking. Property 'meludes ¥. s ' wan alpen: 81.0 | Drayton Plains 2 2 dedroom modern. Newly deco-| WE TRADE, BUY AND SELL Modern 2 Wedrm, ranch type home ADAMS modern 3 bedroom home. =| WARD EF. PARTRIDGE M $4 ee office Quick Possession on. so Brseale ben beach, $1.980 with/—SG0L TIPLE LISTING SERVICE | 1+. One Sedum. sd i ve has lots of lots on easy terms.| for | professional offic REALTOR FE. 4.3581 | __ Mortgage Loans 1, ith 4 t interest, . Plaste ; singles, doubles most outlet. REAL ESTATE & WM. A. Wiey sttenctiveny ‘uveratea in aad E E ; book _ = : oA paved or unpaved streets, white Owner sa for A LOANS—S600 to $1,500 out, like new, 2 nice s, GEORGE BLAIR to or areas, Call ta your . alone. Only $11,500 1080 W. HURON $7. 1. For KENNED I matte heat apd hot water, fenced 4836 Dixie H oR 31251 r WARD E. PARTRIDGE | good, SERVICE STATION tas tedbcshes : rear yard. 2 from shop DRAYTON PLAINS H APPINESS REALTOR _ FE 43581 Adams Realty Edw. M. Stout, Realtor A & Rochester Rd. Smali| 2. Fer home o tm- vesment REALTOR ao center tnd. poe Bg Look *to- Eves OR 3-1708 or 1080 W. HURON ST. 382 Auburn: Ave. FE 4¢-3393 | .7 b. Saginaw St. inv for stock & ants. 3007 W. Huron FE 43560 OPEN EVE. TIL After @ p.m. on ve Tose _eauipment. LI we far constrected. IMMEDIATE ee North Side see | tee ron ; ame got BUILD NO at cense & quarters. 4 bee) garage tome bedrms.. gee furnace, cement | 3” bedroct “pome "eit ful Nesc,| Yea around fully insulated, lots —s SMITH to our well-restricted Waterford | bt’ Next to cose . Zoned Patiaig “Mgt sell—death in fam-| 0m Seoond mortgages. drive, Ghe car garage. Total price ment, gas and hot water, ' Hills 1 , a $8,956. $1,500 FE : ._ paved Kr"; Features 3 | alley % 3 bedrooms & bath, 14%20 room, sun Boman Ea shop. 50200 ft, lot at only $1,000 fine trays, a“ Priced at Hour x . “S FAMILY INCOME, ye toe % Geep Priced at 412,000, Terms, NICHOLIE ES SUBURB BAN 49 Mt. Clemens St. FE 5-1201 4. Me on Guten aa. Eve. Mrs. Dolan. = 73-4290 | THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1957, 2 Do It Yourseit / 61) ig AND PLOOR sexnER, Sow . : T; EST MAIDENS By Jay Alan and - BARNES HAR RD. RILEY, B sao Estsabeth Lake RA. B PLAT CLARINET, GOOD COND. $40. PE 43660 COMPLETE PLAYER PIANO service, Tuning Ol, °2-5036 pf, $80, OL 2-0026, 908 GRAND PIANO. Pir XN “I can’t see how you can even taste good!’ stand him, Sis, he doesn’t: For Sale Miscellaneous 60| 5 JET WATER PUMPS 909.95, G, A. ipson. 80 8. OTOGRAPHIC wig EQUIPMENT THOMAS ECONOMY 23 SAVAGE, 250 SAVAG i STOVE. EXC. COND case, 3 at \ at mt ab atk if ; 5 eee NOGA NT CULVERT PIPE condition 968 OR “ere FURNITURE |e <5] BARGAINS |" LEFT HAND WALTER HAGEN Driver. Like new — PE 24181. Ext. 71. “Paul St. Cyr Lumber Co. 6120 Bogie Lake Rd. i” 8. Gquirrel Ra. FE 23-0233. Tents—Sale o Jorn A be nurpios ” WE 2-008 3 STEWART GL eee 6. 9x12, Felt Base Rugs $3.95 Ft. Wall Tile 2 ASE . MI 61300. GARDEN TIME 3 scres. 9960, ie ‘TRMS BURMEISTER Northern Lumber Co, Lake Rd. rm a > ¢ 94 athe 2 a s = i P. J. Waldie. FE ee apie | i f # ire Yad ? a Voss ty titer rand, bet Garage Doors ee SHELTERS Completely Installed * Jim — EM 3.0881 A NEW AUTOMATIC &|Now loading top soil and fill, old state farm prop- erty, 7 days. Elizabeth Lake and Telegraph Rd. FE 846711 or 81233. Now T AT WILLOW & ven. PE 23-4750. ‘op Soll — PE 2-540 van Call PE Shredded Peat Humus FOP SOIL, GRAVEL & FILL, FOr soi... Lo LOADED "OR DELIV- ered, FE \. ‘ yds. $12 Delivered. PE 23-1454. AK Spaniels, € wks. Also 1259" TV. Exc cond, Phone OA 8-2729. ™ MO. OLD GERMAN herd puppy. $15. MY 3-7271. or -|@ MALE PART BEAGLE PUPS, $2.00 each. Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway ‘Drayton Plains Every Friday ....7 P.M Every Saturday :.1 P.M & SELL DAILY - = 2 Bs gt ot ee wee f 18 HOE JOHN DEERE oN ~ cans, ; P hese. 2 t = es. ke new &. Or. a Smalt neue Holly, ME 7% FORD era rere 4 FORD WiTH WAGNER LOAD- otues On sa ower tak BOs lawn mowers, & E a? nc, a * Pa ee ATTENTION ~ BEAGLES ‘PONTIAC TRACTOR = co. CUTE KITTENS! Free to home, FE! 32-4075 cagast & CHROME CAGE. MY : COON HOUNDS Be aaa set geet ie Sia, : $10 Valued at $75 en, FE 46203, 3 CAGE: ind Ave. ik GERMAN SHEPHERD Pops, | “ C AKC REG RED DACHSHUND!) dyke Rd. ed eet stud service. FE 23-6418. sOLEne & hip. BOXER & BOXER DOBERMAN | ing & walking tractors. Used trac- pups, $5. 6020 Foster Rd, Clarks-| tors & eq ent, 690 & up. Sev- _ton. "MA $-1532. eral Roto sere, saci man stag OM DUNO NY: on a. 700 BOXER PUP. 3 MONTH O©D, | ** fawo an y Ba § CUB FARM ALL TRACTOR WITH to ren, ulpment. ee new, 6686. : available. FE il Collier. Imlay City Rd. aT STUD . pore, et ee HN DEERE & SCRAPERS OH & CRAWLERS & BULLDOZERS - Equipment Co. NAW MOHAWK 46612. PEER, MICHIGAN seto-mamessumx| JACOBSON" Quality Made Mowers Priced trom $50.38 aa | SEE THE NEW RIDING MODELS “HOUGHTEN & SON La : xs uy ae OXFORD TRAILER | - BOTTLE GAS at ARTS & SUPPLIES Open_Erver Mi #@ & Gun Pa, nares poet phe Pag eet ¥y soph é — tee wf ae Cae é ig ath hey et é ae nt ian aii hn é / i} fly ‘i Le : ’ is ‘ ¥ { ie t ; ‘ ‘ { ¥ ) ‘SIXTY-tWo woe A, ef ad ~ - v0 ’ we ” T * : / : . ne — : a i ¥ Re For ‘Sele Bicycles _84|_ Used Truck Parts 89A For Sale Cars \91| ' "Fer Bale Care 1 FUNNY BUSINESS by Herta || For Sale Cars S| i F al ee oe fe ast van] ignene ; 7 : ; PONTIAC, DR, R&B. | ee po 8 pore Boja Work Beach, OR ALL MAKES. AND MODELS : . | 453 PLYMOUTH . Low muense. $1375. OF \ . ie 2, bi ie de ag abe. © HEIGHTS MOTOR SALES S peaeabar’ wean ei | . : er ee . * agi 5 4 Febuilt. 18 at a Aen Ae of gate vie uonTe m Radio’ and heater New 2 ay! lowe Bt. 2 pick south of Aubura| For Sale Trucks 90 ss ee ‘| Sapate. 3 eunet..Wal Grade. FS sa moa Pe GIRLS. “$12, 26 EN, BOYS 1 TWO-WHEEL ASSEMBLE TILT ' 54 CHEVROLET itt PONTING CAPR, T FONE tk i , | reeer, ie 90 in. boys, $20, PE| trailer & 1947 Chevy. 1 tom pickup. i O1Ce Powerside, Viry Clean “Hse ama, er ie, W we . : — 13 ~— oe isso CHEVROLET SEDAN DELIV- ek BP Secsien posi IP SALE. = ~~~~~~~" | 50 CHEV. PICKUP. GOOD i and. sav ‘difference! S Vmax uotoee, ruywgee| “gegaieem oem | FTO] EVETY BR AID Stare | FRIENDSH CHEV. 1953 4% TON PICKUP, LOW 8 HP. EVINRUDE, $5. |“ ‘mileage, new truck appearance. 923_W. Huron 4-218 SPE | AL io ee ECON OOD GaAFE | Ford i sion pickup, 4 speed angle fo Be ae n bealer \ 38 Mg 3 DR ~ STATION | plastia, to make your own wind- 55 Cass at W >| Financing Our Specialty | Sifts “Ps ease isa asses ands wiles cnrsremae UeesANer peaten || 'SO0 BUICK 2Door ...........-++ $195 $145 : fret brak 5-speed trans- — a - Ley mile 1955 FORD 2-DR. Save gas — drive a Rambler; get : CLIFF DREYER SPORTS CNTR.| rakes, 5-spe age, 81.195. New p our deal you buy 8210 N. Holly Rd., Holly ME 46711 mission, 2-speed axle, North Chevrolet Co. Ran, “Dark” blue top. light biue im PACKARD goon COND. 34 | Other sharp used cars to choose ant Py caryP er 10 HP. MER- 1100x20 tires 1000 8. Woodward Ave. Rirminghem L : body, white wall tires. sure | Seminole after 6 p.m from. EM 3010 '49 FORD 4Door ......... fe alain eisai $ 95 $ 75 i REEDLE BT FOE HT.| 19° Se , 5. | iS CHEVROLET BEL AIR. 90 ocation sad drive People's Auto e.fenty, | 4 Fermours OS oy 8145 Commerce 4, gre. & (bp. rMereury with with Quick 1953 GMC Trac to r, 7 — PE ¢sees, dealer. pay- 1983 Buick hardtop, . oon V8. $100| Oakland - many mile left Dy Second § at Union Lake Rd. Yass ieee ROUND BorTom Bon) PCC | TANS ANON. | CHENY. WS BEL AIR, AUTO. 1063 Ford wagon, ,# Passenger, coun ine FORD, 4 FAseENOR FOU “thet ooevent Bee : mm || 49 PONTIAC 4-Door ...........+. $145 $95 s: ‘EM San: teovcommerss RS] firey meV. SEL AL ERC comD | ah Se Ae Me oe) oe See Eee ee rrr aE) CHEVROLET | . : Tf CHRISCRAPT. ACCESS. AND) | .< eaer dem D See. Peck, vadio & beater. OS 1888 — hardtop, $300 gown) |) ~BORD. DEL RIO WAGON. | HUTCHINSON AUTO SALES 2 seepa «zm wate ee nce Occ rset eae | Bik gRROORE BEL ai |i Fes ice nee ewnon | Besar eet Ht] TF Reaeecatamesge | 19S7 DEMOS. |] '50 STUDEBAKER 2Door ........8 95 $75 _ or . Good cond. MY 21851 ans ; ’ ah ren tite. 1983 Dedge, no money down, exe. | i966 FORD CONVERTIBLE, FORD-| Very good cond soe a. 3 js3¢_6 HP OUTBOARD MOTOR 3-speed aux. trans- =e eS ss “1- cond. _omatio, extra, $1800. MA 6-3000. | _ Private party. PE bt nae : ad Rua Jess than $ hours, $125 mission, 825x20 tires, | FE Soci hye oll | 195) Nash Dardiep. $20 dows, 25/ igs) HUDSON HORNET, ~ FAIR 1900 «DR. PLYM. CLEAN. B- 3 Courtesy Cars ‘31 STUDEBAKER 2-Door ........ $125 $95 AT. TRAILER, 16 HP. Scott 7-to-9-yd. dump body ‘s_ CHEV. RUNS. VERY Goop.|°. ee ee SO iss} PLYMOUTH BROOK at. = Atwater motor.’ $300. PE 8-034. OPEN EVES. _ Clean. $105. EM 3-0081. cars. $0 FORD, CUSTOM 6 R & Hic| R&H, perfect cond. OR 3-431. TERRIFIC C SAVINGS BoyT COVER, ALL SIZES, MAKES i0s4 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR SE. BOB. FROST, INC. $16 Dn, $21.20 month. New io-| inte PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE JOWS Aan SURPLUS PE3002) OAKLAND AT CASS | éan, Powergiide, radio, neater,| LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER | cation, {03 Montcalm. Dealer. Radio and heater Xo | money Many More Eero? TROTANYELLO ow FE 5-9485 Dine finish. 90a.” Bet APL BY-PAtg. AROUND door, bygramatic, B&W. © mouth Con’ Cooae. May. Sas. BOATS Y_& FAGEOL North Chevrolet Co. | yy ——en es cane best aiier. Before 6 pms.| Zerks. Midewest CC0h Mucus patton ae atiet For Sale Cars 91 ae fh Sestverd £04, Romie: | ‘Wren crn 9 PM. ee hatin aber 6 Me eg: | — ie PONTIAC BIARCRIEP —— To Choose From INLAND LAKES SALES 1980 AUSTIN, DR, GOOD CoN-| ¥ rat ideal ulity and, familly’ car. Selling. Out Exes cond, EM 34is2 | Radio & heater, (Hydramatic. ait| As inte a ory per er week, eos WensonY Coreen dition. FE S01e | Ty ote “weedward, Brham. . i952 JEEP etATION. w WAGON IN| Phone PE eect after © p.m. | 4S YOU HAVE NEVER SAVED \\ pny a ROOT ps; |ie BUICK NEEDS WORK ON| 1 é5302. OVER 100 CARS excellent condition. Pull price only ee ve ae : gees, 0. C8 e____ CHEVROLET, 1986 5 1986 STATION \ waG-| No Fair Offer Refused $608. Only 98 don or yout cid | Oe ee asen partment 8) week. . EVINRUDE MOTORS |€xcetient ~ conprrion on V-8, 9-tone, . trans. TRANSPORTATION car in trade. Lucky Auto Sales, 183 8. Sagt| TAKE ADVANT GE OP OUR 4 LEADING BRANDS IN BOATS _Genetal Hosp. Pelmer, sehr Pootinc | Ww. ‘iter, "Rall ‘ober geese: 7. CE re ...ce| North Chevrolet Co. naw. PE 42014. LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION : Graht Americans, Grumman. io BUICK. | 6K CHEAP PE| Sa ee See TT 3S MERCURY ne ae | ee Oe ee cave een | _ Cabieek cose ous FOR Grumman & Old Town Ganoes.| 8-2408 oF OR 3-6072. i951 CHEVY 2 DR. VERY CLEAN. |. Ro Head- SAVINGS — SERVICE We lod tities ayanamen| PR ROE MrEA LENDE| Piet ig Mies ars | Sf geo Nn owning a | gana soremarace we | MegRoNTn cmon eeaa | eae Your Friendly FORD Deal Harrington Boat Works Will take <°wheet trailér in trade. | “make 'a good ‘hottod. or’ second We Finance bane = a aah beater and on tae ae | Our rriendaly er 0S tele © CORD anti BUICK ROADMABTER HARD- : : 0 MORE FINE LATE MODELS |— SPECIALS ae . . EEE STN yar| Sight alee pe: | "OBEMOMET wit, Gra| Thre, ote Spree On | ESE "ART | a tare Se gem HASKINS 147 S. Saginaw St. - Cle miiore “ul > tan S8M.| since, good feos green, Ee cre TION CALL APTER 8.00. PE 3 Ppoeum Vs. ™ “ended whn ones. 566 3. Jenn® , FE 5-410] . FE 5-3588 . ae a selecironte radio. 4900 cash, FE) ¢-s60i. i ECONOMY SED ee HURON MIR SALES |*%@: . . weer ee j #0082 after ____ | 22 _Auburn off Sag +213 « SALE |-§3 PONTIAC 3 DR. HYDRAMAT- akland County’s NRUDE ~~ GHEST BUICK SUPER HARDTOP, | 5] CHEV. SPORT COUPE. LOAD-|'55 DESOTO SPORTSMAN CPx. | 2 _W. Huron FE 2-2641/ ‘jc R & H. Nite. $586. Eee, Mame trea s| Beg Dalat Senso Soy aetna: PSUS =| “by Penmaes | a xaos agean ton [peTee, Aas Pe | Fastest rowing Dealer” | Open 8 a.m. to 9 P.M. the for ured outboard mo i cHEV__ BEST _OPFER.— ic 201314 om tadio.—heate: fmsen ‘90 PONTIAC @TA eka $507 “Open nites “tit 1 SR AT SN | : rag Bales 6. Saginaw. .. fy en A : é' i, ibs “Kabut al afens |e BOER sUPER. BAC. WoToR:| "SIE MOTs aaeoroe | Peal ata Tame | Sees cease od cae) | Sapte atts gates fare Heth re eet lh FP EY Powergii¢e V8. Green & white. mouth 2 dr. R&H, back-up| North Chevrolet Co. | FE_i___15 South “Bivd. ©. : . EGuiteser sons | WILL ACCEPT | a fully scuibped. crcepticast| 3999 8. Woodward Ave. Birmingham | PONTIAC. “i, 2.DR. CLEAN. 47 ¥. : sur Gabe oF oot WILL ACCEPT et Betis SS Mir. Sales, | 7) TINCOLN HARDTOP R & Ww, |—A28eT#en_St. FE 40040. - ty (eee rca ABOARD RUNABOUTS, PRICED | Outboard motors. boats. appt: CHEY, reson, “v8 ut. trans: |e FORD, CUSTOM 0h a eae t00d. Call FE Sis. | new tires, new Universal Join ‘ AN TO FIT payment on « seed wed car. Piises. Save plenty on this one.| Deas om FE STM. 195. PE 46001 afier 5. "| Giemals, "moter Mee 'Blows red. ANY. BOAT OR MOTOR. Se DEON. BRING IN YOUR USED CAR | 1980 RY. % DOWN; AS-| Call after 6:30, OR_ 3-402. MAR e TeLboRAPH BILL SPENCE Haskins Chev. Fight away for the highest trade: | sume ie monthly payments, FE |i PONTIAC STATION WAGON. ee we the | _SO0es, Coater. A 4 Dr. beauty, fully FIRESTONE “ess 10 HP MOTOR, 62 Oskiand Ave. FE 5-0207| 6791 Dixie Highway at M15 mighty” 1981 Cheval Chryslers, the incom- | % MERCURY MONTCLAIR pal = i 8 hydramatic’ radio ( Compare Our Cars | FBEROLAB MATERIALS FO cov| | 1951 CADILLAC | Chey suet COMPANY OPPICIALS | Trereaibie lost Imperiain “More | cond. Gstrec "14008 miles, s2186| Royai 4 'eevail frees Just Test er cane’ Galan decks, etc. Plexi-| $795. MI 68382, 1748 Hazel, Bir- ee i ees bat Gee wd At oAk Pontiac's new | ary ler. or reason. offer. LT 33600, ae a Be fe NS II . : e-: Sins for, windshields ‘Plasiie eup-|_mingham. door sedan, loaded with extras oe ri apeciat ‘S Caaine Cpe. | 8 MERCURY. 4175. 8. westvert, Shem, tose. rl lpare ur rices Open Bat & bun # to 1 P : slide & Corvette type engine esr- powss, Ee O°%- | ia MERCURY MONTCLATR ee ONTELATR CREDIT 18 GOOD : wares fac | Birmingham | fyi" "R&R, Motors, nc... | “fagten teen AO ey woman are rato Compare Our Service SNe bag “™_|QUALITY USED CARS Haskins ns Chev. GT FORD DEMOS — 7 DRC Cos | MERCURY MONTCLAIR CON: |11s 6. sagmew Used Cars : Dixie : = : vertible, Red & Black and ararin’ 2 oe JOHNSON MOTORS 55 Chevy H’top ....$1495 maT bsott en niven at 9| om 200, & Ge, Peirtane O00, ¢ bi mg . : | Sw 1S OE SoarS Om AE! 'S4 Chevy 2-Dr. ....$ 845| 45 Geer, kote ten ea SS oe a br. Hyérematie. Power steering.| AUTO SUPER MART Goodyear Factory Guaranteed on all ’51-’57 models as long 2s a Chyler H" top «$1695 | Stee pe eRANSPORTATION | 1964 WAGON, ike new. PE 2418 Eres. available on °53-'56 models .° @§ you own the car. ‘1980 Kaiser. 69 8. Francis. rysler Imp'l . .$2995 SPECIALS ——e See ene aan ; | wind Gee BOE I, Se ETE 94 Ford 2Dr. «...0-$ 595|u owe ume Sart Sot ea ae| Se | — Cadillacs ,| NORTH SIDE 641 Oakland Ave. . poeen ee 85 Ford r. eee eS 795 os Poa pur = Sy ee SA Y SHA 5 -1956 Sedan 62 ..... $369 'S6B k. rm Fi ord 4-Dr. ......$ 995 soe Mati, lesn, ‘486. Om Dans, | Ai shape, Fm betes, Fx +4208 | 1955 Club Coupe .. .$2895 uic So Ford 55 Nash trasiers|’52-Chevy 2-Dr. ...$5 Dn.| MA"* OTERO" FORD CONVERTIBLE 1954 SUN-| 140 FOack finish, Youll nave to | 1955 Sedan 62 .....$2695|| spectay mAaRDTOP — Radio nancy w =,|’53 Olds 2-Dr. ......$ 695 a re ae. as Re | see this cat to really appreciate | 1953 Sedan 62 -$1495 || & Hester, Dynafiow, IVORY fiom Heater Light ORZEN” © RAMBLER 2 DOOR—Radio & | 54 Pontiac 2-Dr. S$ 795 | HOUGHTEN & & SON | “Liewe. No money down: nesime pe ae = —y ee 1951 Sedan 62 oe § 695 Grea Car mod od anil $1295 on” = ected le RAND wake “ er Mr Parts, Sect o7s09.| | North Chevrolet Co. $2045 va $1095 | ALER Ha: ‘Turner < _, | 1000 8. Woodward Av rm m . . : Schutz Motors |s fi Mciteat"am| ste tate some ae |e | Olds -!55 Pord 6 na Motors Sad! or 54Nash ~ ‘53 Chevrolet Pe eee | CHEV. Eee ost —qFost- oie = aon ol = 210 2-DR. $695 1955. Starfire 98 ....$1995 custom 3 Dc pbde-8 ; hAeeeeaes .. | 1956 Dix. H. Sed. 88 $2695 Sahara BAND Radio @ Hester BRIGH & RED, _ ot Mester. |1956 Sup. 4-Dr. Sed, $2195|] ae Sar at S108 “$05. 88. $1695 |} 7 7 ee Ee dee el ~'53Chevrolet _‘52 Ford. , ‘52 Chevrolet [.: ‘| 1954 4-Dr, 88 ,.....$1295} ime 2, 2Oon Be 2 DOOR—nadie & Waster. Derk Fen Be elt i . 1953 Hol. ‘Cpe. 98 ..$1195 2 3 ae $445 | - SOUTH SIDE ~ ae ail S. Saninaw : : hel “Pontidcs a . eae ee ners LARRY. ‘Birmingham, 1956 S/C Catalina ..$1995|1 '56Chevrolet ‘S6Chevrolet 55 Chevrolet ed Und Cor ON, [RMR E'S] Motor Sales |,, Clean Cars, 0s Cu De 4B: $25) SMES pe Sanat Baan ee Ne ya, "80, OR at FORD. | ) E -acaznel 4 ep e. 41983 ChE, Dix. 4Dr. $795]] BE ging, Sie Cs ee oe fae eae Pe ae e : ; || - <98 Ford operon ‘34 Chevrolet — _Chevrolets. | ure.nutin =~ ewnerr ets Sorption Cl. Cpe. S10.'s 68 "S3Chevrolet ‘52 Buick ‘51 Chevrolet 4 «7 XE 2 DOoOR— pep ag ; STi ha ) Ps a . : 1955 2Dr., OD a dl 2 is ae a re ite:3a| . MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM dunked and ‘BAGLEY AUTO.P PARTS CASH AVERILL’S - bee agp. st, thea Bring Hr bere for top Pontiac HM 7 esiesees | ee Poort oy ere oe See s hutch te one eereaenn ee bed vid x » 2 dr, gees execideny Be: i 3 Set Bont ns RA? : 2 a PT a BNC os eee eneeenee® Chev. Op. « oss eeieg eH *; EZ * We : e | tive: AR REAL CAR{. BARGAIN? I Lots of 'em, : ins the Ware Ads! | ‘ — Yess 1) Avene po; TTA PRESS, THURSDAY, } ee Gast oc 4 ie pee tes ge . INT TAG PRES, SMUBSDAY, MAY: $8, 1087 e ji'. > |” srpevtaee Ks Dinah to Share Show With Guest Emcees Next Year Vocalist Page [spp Ae SAERgE| eT: Sa ; aa a : 4 ; ¢ : : ace age | Latest Thir sn: \Area Offe -- Today's Radic , Zo test Thing for Men; jAMeavilering -| -- -OGays naalo Frograms - - pero Acts Goes Dramatic Book of “W oman-Talk’ p l ing $5 es wn, Co) CRLW, Ge WW, Gon WOAR, Gils) WAT CIN") WFON, Clas WIEK, caw fo 7 eae ‘ Jack Webb rivi a atte ) — 7 or P. latypuses ac e Caught in By EARL - erent ww Mowr | WW. 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