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PONTIAC, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1956 —44 PAGES

NATIONAL

UNITED PRESS PHOTOS

NEWS. SERVICE

ith YEAR ._—s—i<‘(‘«sy*élN. xk

Journey to Jex usal em

*. ££: * x & k & x *&* k *
Predict 4 to 7 Inches: of Snow House
Claim
Probers
Laxity ©
Roads Get Icy , Surprise Meeting in Early Morning Hours in Purchasing
as Spring Storm 4 Wilson Disappointed in
Revelation but Contends be
Record Shows Merits
Hits Entire State WASHINGTON (INS)—
House investigators accused
the armed forces today of
Is Area Prediction; | glaring inefficiencies and
Low Tonight 26-30 waste in their multi-billion.
dollar purchasing and sup-
Winter continued to hold
Michigan in firm grasp to-
day, hurling a spring snow-
ply programs.
The House Appropria-
tions Committee made pub-
lic a “spot investigation” by
‘storm over the entire state. its staff which Defense Sec-
‘U.S.
dicts
Weather Bureau
a four to seven
pre-
inch
re
sald
Charles
made him.
E. Wilson
“mad and
(A Personality
JOHN
Study by Guy Rowe)
snowfall ending tonight.
The western part of the
Wilson told the commit
tee “I assure you that this
Beginning—Stories of Easter state reported driving snow — like a very bad rec

highway
erous.

Loved iand

read

sleet

early today, with
conditions dan-

He said that when he went to

his office after spending a Sunday

reading the ’ report,
“I said,

report said the snow and

near-freezing temperatures result-| “ ‘Well, 1 am\mad, and sad!

(This is the firs! of a series of eight stories dealing with the

ed in extensive slippery conditions 1 did not like that kind of a

people who played a part in the first Easter. It is told from the

on state trunklines in the Grand record, I was sad to have such |

viewpoint of John, the disciple who was, beloved by everyone,

Rapics and Muskegon areas. & poor relative performance with

including Jesus.) .

a Scattered sli sections CUTTING IN — The sharp prow of the Swedish ship SS Nyland ed near Norfolk, Va. The Nyland plowed into the anchored Liberty lh rok gma 4%
almost cuts Liberty E. Kirby Smith two after they vesselthe morning injuries cnn about#."

the ship in collid-in early hours. No were reported. about cay

nly ese Geol S, Ss

* 1aLOD 2 But Wilson and other defense
The time had come. All was ready. They would soon’ areas. = | 7! aides added that conditions have
see what lay in store. | The Auto Club of Michigan says

Swiftly John folded his cloak on the burro’s back andthe area north of a line from Bay School Rooms | croupiers ers Present esen ess se | wos cess

Chess Set Police Hold

stepped aside. The Master mounted. A quick, comradelyCity to Ludington is also slippery.

an PONCE FOr (WO ssseees cee

male passed between them. * |Snow has covered most of the
Ahead was a crucial test. John could sense it, see it in)other roads in the state and may

Hit Cost Snag Grace and Prince Busy ||. Drug Count =n nn

the guarded, uncertain glances of the others, hear it in Cause more serious driving condi-

LE HAVRE, France (#—Prince Rainier III landed on rug oun (See earlier a

their taut, muted conversation, read it in the Master's Tonight's panne trom

| — Domed Structures Bids back in Europe today to oversee the final preparations i a eo

deep preoccupation. : . me: res Bids

. "for his wedding to movie star Grace Kelly next month. | Capture Flint Residents) Here are some of the besa

Would it be a time of darkness ar splendor? He won-| yin ne, ea mr

row will be from 36 to 40. : With Supply of Heroin investigators said they

Indicate $700,000 More
inal Estimates. | MONTE CARLO, Munacp (INS)—Croupiers of the ‘ . 1. ‘At Chateanroux,

SA eithe and o city statesa Oo temperatures veaver-

elow, walls turrets the gleamed that @oneten will Than
in the sun. Soe We that ble promecy go? “Behold, wtlln a slightly below normal.
king cometh . . . meek, and riding on an ass.” Not before There will be a warming trend Pet ect of the city’s, ding presen Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly—a pases magne waders

, |Sunday and Monday, then there

had Jesus gone to . piece Hate: -wil od weetaer ‘Tussiay ssl school systems chess set! ‘The board is in antique wood and the |,,7~0, Mintimen. who Watered) the Ale

"OUI gotta»Fores

~ | are in ivory., ownship peice say Vane CU) it: a aint

chessmen the

circular, multi -purpose } pears. eavetays Bah soot Totes ener verity

As the little group descended the slope, away from|ant Soe — =

— (INS) — Actress Grace Kelly, on ad uk tel naw-| $, Western Elsotrig Gh: muide's
Bethany, and stepped along the cut-stone Jericho road) ‘he jowest temperature preced-rooms—is threatened be-NEW YORK
toward the city anxiety with 8 am. was degrees. The cause they may cost too! whether she will give up films as her fiance, Prince <r eapg ol by Prosecutor clerical error and woe ©

upper gate, mingled eager-|ing 28 som
ness, John’s long, brisk stride slowed imperceptibly. thermometer registered 30 at much. Rainier has announced: “I agree with whatever he reders : ae heater
There was ample cause for nervousness—the Master’s|2 p. m.

At a special meeting of} decides.” winertes, sod Witieos, Holes x ould, but pegeocdienf later rect.

strange words of a few days ago that He would be killed! of 838 E, Taylor, are in Oakland|fied, .

the Board of Education last

and in three days “rise again” to open the doors of His| . it was learned that] Miss Kelly said she plans to stay at her Fifth Ave-|County Jail today awaiting ar-| 3. An analysis in Sept, 194 by

night,

kingdom to men. Disturbing, di exceedingly! See Dim uture nue apartment until she sails for Monaco April 4, be-|raignment in Justice Court. an independent organization

closed that ni

original cost estimates may

x * have been much too low to| cause she has to do “last-minute shopping.” Waterford Pollee Sgt. Charles aa ie cont af

Yet John had yearned for Jesus to assert His suprem-LJ

construct the one-story! Whitteck-ent Oiiee Grass lore ge etedee bene—

acy more strongly. Whatever the process, John had un-

domed structures whose _. Miss Kelly said, “Both the prince and I are awfully | Mann stopped the two for speed: |..1),, lack sh atten parts pack

bounded trust. And now, an unknown decision neared. for New Lights |

novel design has captured tired of reading about ourselves and I think other | ing toward Pontiacon the Dixle jess than 25 cents each.”

Young, fiery, intense John had awaited it three years, |

4. A contractor stated that the
Police Plan public interest. | people are too.” | aor

giving up his well-to-do household and servants to go Pontiac Low bids on the comstruction of ~ | As the Flint duo's car came to Strategie Air Command has eight
with the Master—raising a new banner of love in vil--Crackdown one Amber eight of the buildings, scheduled P h YY) . a stop, the officers saw a package! million dollars worth of kits which
lages, desert camps, on lakeshores and mountainsides. | to begin next month, put the to TOP et ] ones Woman, 6/7, Killed drop out, They examined it, and Will never be used because it took
At times, his ardent enthusiasms had to be tempered| Revolving Signals ||tal cost around $2 million, about d F. 1] found the heroin and two mari-|5° to acquire and process
QJ ollowe’rs |e R | 0 k c h juana cigarettes. them, that they became obsolete

by the Master, who nevertheless seemed especially fond) $700,000 more than the board had

today to, East ‘in oya a ras The capsules contain 20 per cent|in the mei % 3

(Continued on Page 37, Col. 1) | Pontiac police planned figured on. ‘Head for

once down on advertising ——
iwhich they say are against t ih Deel ones et — | A 61-year-old Detroit woman a chara van ening ieee re Pans Co., mol pe nk
‘aw. , tatally injured Jast night ina two-|the biggest single amount we've) (Continued on Pa 2, Col, 5)

rite in dealing with ementel ae. [jor eon — James F. (Pro

Seeks Place on U. S. Team They referred“to amber-colored ‘phet) Jones, leader of a Detroit! _|run across in two years,” said as-

pects of ‘buildings, car accident in Royal Oak Town sistant Prosecutor Wobert D. Lore,

the Henry ey

. ~ (revolving 1ights which are lo-| Negro religious cult, left town last

Haberkorn, general manager of

cated in front of several city busi-ship. | Colvin, a grocery store operator,

‘night with a small retinue of fol-

Sports, Home Shows

H. E. Beyster and Associates, | Mrs. Eve Allen, of 2174 Mack ang Rogers, a kitchen ware sales-
. ness establishments.

lowers

_ Inc., said the result was a “big

; td * * Ave., died in Mt. Carmel Hospital. man, so far have refused to say

| According to Sgt. Clayton Ran-headache.”

| dolph, acting head of the traffic | Thirty persons accompanied him She was thrown from a car driven Where they got the dope or whe-Top Weekend Events
“That's what we get for trying 43, ther they intended to peddle it.

bureau, the lights are apt to con-to the train station. But only six by her son, Reuben Palmer.

to be pioneers,” he added. The newest features in outdoor

‘boarded the New York Central's

fuse drivers, after Palmer's car was ae wae alt esi

and building equipment will be on

Wolverine. The train was bound

CIRCULAR IDEA NEW

broadside by another auto and sent os Aid is ae

He said they are in violation display over the weekend at spe-

for New York.

Haberkorn had come up with the, crashing into a telephone pole, po-Colvin has a previous narcotics

of section 615 of Public Act 300, cial exhibits in Pontiac and Wa-

However, the Prophet's destina

idea of a building %6-feet in di-|

which gives police jurisdiction over lice said : terford Township, Both shows will

tion, reason for leaving and length (pairier ailcaciwas atten hy ‘record, said Long. The pair could

ameter after the board had ex-

roads and the power to remove last Sunday.

of stay were unknown. through

any signal or sign ‘‘which resem-plained its needs and the price,

| ts mo wones, *' 0 convicted of the charge. Fifty-six displays will highlight

bles an official traffic-control de-it could afford. He was granted; The Prophet has been charged 21442 Compton Ct. Witnesses told LJ

the Sports and Builders Show
vice.

placed in view of any one week to confer with builders, with gross indecency twice in police Jones failed to observe a

which opens tonight at 6 p.m. in

highway."’ . and bring down the cost to the: recent weeks, One of the charges stop sign. A passenger with Jones Eligible for Pension,

the Waterford Community Activi-

“A driver might suddenly slam $1%.000 per building originally was dismissed Wednesday when escaped unhurt. Palmer also was

ities Building. Open from 1 p. m.

on his brakes after seeing the am-planned. -the complainant failed to appear uninjured. She, 77, Wants to Work ; :
treme ar Sete 5 -ane, UNtil 11 Saturday and Sunday, the

ber color,’’ Randolph explained, The rooms would house space in court. The other still is pend-Drivers of both cars were to TAMPA, Fla. ®--A tall white-| event will be clin 1 with
“and cause a long line of cars to appear before Assistant Oakland haired woman with a hoe received! : te

(Continued on Page 2,,Col. 2) { ing and. Jones is under $2,500

pile ap behind him.”’ bond to appear for the case. County Prosecutor James Robert$ a social security card yesterday. —— of Miss Waterford of
An officer wags assigned to con Stop Sign (Coal Pile) The Prophet also has been the for questioning this afternoon |’ The social security representa: 1% by Miss Michigan Sunday
tact businessmen today and re-————__—__-——-tive told her she is eligible now : ‘

subject of several civic court suits.
quest removal of the devices or Halts KO’d Motorist for old age retirment benefits ex-The appearance of Outdoorsman

A demand that his Church of Falls

the to Death .

a change in their ‘color. EAST ST. LOUIS, 1, (®—Every-Universal Triumph, Dominion of tended to farmers under recent, Mort Neff at 8 p.m. Sunday night
DETROIT (INS) A window laws will cap the program at the

thing went black as Willlam Eisen-God, Ine., be placed in receiver-

washer fell nine floors to his death “That's fine, but I'm not going Sportsman's Show which opened

hart. 62, slowed for a stop sign ship will be aired in court Mon

Georgi, ‘Jolly Fat Man’

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today from the Veterans Adminis-to retire until I die,” .Mrs. Rosa yesterday at the Pontiac RetailTells Joke at Diriner | A truck tipped over, dumping Assistant prosecutor Joseph G. tration building in Detroit. Floyd Hamilton said. “I'm only 77 and Store. Open at 1 p.m. daily, the

yesterday —and for a good reason. day.

N. Wood, 43-year old father of still do most all the work on the show features fly-casting, shooting,
READY FOR ANOTHER — Jack Clapp is shown as he prepared
BUXTON, England —Former 21 tons of cbal on Eisenhart’s car.'Rashid sail yesterday the terms
He. his wife and his sister-in-law of Jones’ bond do not forbid his three young children

had been farin except for the heavy lift-archery, hunting dog and picture
to take off for a jump last year near Utica

Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov.

escaped injury. leaving the city washing windows for 17 years ing.” | demonstrations.

playing the role of jolly fat man
to the hilt on his current tour of

Britain, told a funny story in Rus-

But Search for Killer Goes Relentlessly On .

sian at a dinner in his honor here
last néght. The story:

A Year Later: Gaca Slaying

Still Mystery

Four schoolmates said they saw; A Warren Township gas station | snowsuit, described in thousands
or green car attendant said a man in a light) of circulars, was tying le

Just a year ago tomorrow, little The psychopathic sex-murderer|

Barbara Gaca didn’t come home of the 7-year-old Warren Township her get into a blue |

sr Pty fies ‘green car stopped for gas; a little; q ‘

schoolgirl has never beén located. shortly before the school bell rang.|cirt riding with him “‘t med ae ta anee, pally ect

from school.
But the police hear ‘‘tips’’ on the

After a frantic 8-day search a ~ frightened."

new.” It has not been trated, —~
through three counties, a railroad

case nearly every day.

’ The search for Barbara Gaca

In Today s Press In. desperation, area clergymen

A disgruntied neighbor may write

! |spread into Oakland County after,

lineman found her ravished body

that a man has. been “acting sus-

‘a man was reported to have spent

County News ............. uM | med police,

ANN

ARBOR wf — Industry

aeand

in a West Bloomfield Township picious” ever since Barbara dis-

Editorials en ee ae Recreation They eo tm iowa °

Farm and 24, Area. Teams Boy Scouts

appeared. Everi the imost far-

Garden

dump. we

ee ae

fetched tips are checked out.

: eee the park for two days.

| High School N Coa 234 *

po eens ag ‘Madame Chiang Is 55

Sports 27, |

The brutal murder touched off |

To date, police have found

28, 29, 30, 31 The body was finally found just

one

of the fiercest manhunts in

_.......

these nebulous leads: ‘

Theeters «.: 25. 656.525: 32, 33 a mile from where the Boy TAIPEI, Formosa # — Mra

Michigan history —a manhunt

_Barbara was seen by a school-TV & Radio Programs..... 43 | Scouts had stopped looking. Bar-Chiang Kai-shek, wife of the Chk

which ts quietly continuing today,

Wilson, Eari.................18 bara had been stabbed 15 times nese Nationalist ' celes

President,

Income Tax Retarns Prepared without benefit or hindrance of | mate on her way to school. She

qualify

|would like

coming

With the

in the back and chest. Her biue ‘brated her 5 55th birthday today,

—T Le Itant

Women's Pages. ..18, 19, 29, 21 |

press attention. |never arrived.

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_ THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY:arise Psa tite

MARCH

-. | Sige County Red Cross Picks
Recreation Board Plans Ist Volunteers Chairman
1956 Baseball Program

BIRMINGHAMThe Birming-| The meeting will be at the home

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senting sports groups, were pres-|Oakland County
--jent, They said an estimated1,100| member.
fh ea ae Square dancing

The Board also, started plant on with "The
two experimental social gatherings bbard ughter
for junior high schoolers, which| fire’ CV" Hibbend oe
may become. next year has been

PRaggivon 1}... city-sponsored events. of ‘service

The Americanexpects has specia

Legion |She

Asian trip—e report described

wad fags wauken yor about 16 teenage beys tm its Women's J

cmb melaely coiuiie 4 a baseball team. Babe Rath regu-eral Arts

from the free world viewpoint. TEA Mn i a | lar teams will total 75 players | professor

three separate groups in secret i ° me ey the 13 to 15 age bracket. The A

89 *

expects aboutyoung °

asesions ; W YMCA

wae th ate wok wales Poe Cooley 4-0" hiters Se eking adults in Hts softball games. | Funeral Widening fo Close

over

on his schedule was a Cabinet : 4 : Little Leaguers will be well CT0ss, 17450

a net! One's Post 800 of who Mt Clemens Street

weeatingthen session with District City the total last year, board|Hills,

ee | ES Rest SEAS Ba RattSF Nate eon ci hase maa mecuncal engineer win) ly Trafic Bagineer Theodor ~*s Children's—8. to:

lesa Years

His TV. talk tonight will be at term om the Ch) Commission tn. the coming April 3 sity election.” “> }75 in its intramural program, and|®-C. Mahon Company in Detroit. |M. Vanderstempel disclosed this Zit ay a -. iit Lined

— pper Front — Quilt Li
eo es Seeel e District 1 CxO wil have one out team =

at Il; . mM. he iMt. street between

rn aaa ass oes remllS. Armed FOrc€S [atat ar Winter Jackets

* . closed to traffic for approximately een
os District 1 post, :
were
ughter of Pioneer Nominated in the March 5 primary frm among, fiyg candidates | Coordinator alimtamnd oa sd Charged With Waste par ger ot Mt Gl :

‘This Morning olincumbent ae V. Cooley, 36, of 441 Bartlett St.,"and Samuel) of games. (ContinuedPage One) | street Rompe daniad the clue

scheduling From
piiees Et 400s ” bad hoot te tee exe. that $1,561,000for [he said.

basites cocek antl Sk cot Bs @ contract 8,113

Mrs. Frank (Gertrude) Grim-| dates Be Oe Se ee oan eee eee tus tated docked afar haar. from ad-| Both Perry and Pike streets may

of Tilden tm Agel! donee political om |be

melsman325 Ave., died fo yeguaseat the dintrict the 9 belleting. da er hear-| uted pressurethe used as detours while Mt. Clem-

Beauméat Hocpital, She hed been| TY “ampeting his second term on the commission after being lected ea President Gregory Witbeck > octyl pen that Air |added. :

Student Force files any

i several weeks. Bud * record

She was born in Pontiac Aug.| Candidate Whiters has been a resident of Pontiac since 1918 and is) bout 400 should turn out to such| Peet’ of suck alleged preseure.” | pojj

M1. 1888, the daughter of Mema|*” electrical contractor and owner of an electrical company in the city.!, program, officials : 1 Dus, adequate sock con Poic® SPOF ——

Scene

ona Bessie Keott Statements submitted to The Press by the candidates follow: — ss « pegs avy radios valuad at eeing Breakin

unknown

— es Samuel J, Whiters % : f Christian Ourland sntitnentevis| eluded i
Gale A Day School at and ass resulti 2.000 An burglar po-

must able) shea : Lutheran ‘on onder, ‘The ‘Navy Gemeg|lice last night, escaping after cruis-CHILDREN'S WEAR -Main Fleer |”

“A commissioner be “ gel Shepherd Church to openlare

opportunity spotted me

meetsogo geen, Baht ond a 1 take this to thank|in September, will be headed bylthey were lost ing patrolmen him running <

Heltsch from Swit, |to recognize the needs of his con-jthe voters of District 1 for the Principal Carl Christian. Army assistant secretary Frank,from the rear door of a dairy at ee
stituency and bring such needs to privilege of serving you as your| a Chicogoan was hired|H. Higgins in charge of logistics|228 W. Walton Bivd. A : :

Christian, >
Mrs, Grimmeisman lived om ithe attention of the commission|representative for two terms.” this week. His staff will include|told the committee that Army pur-The man fled into a group

St before her mar-|while at the same time he must| “I seek reelection because|tWo women teachers for an en-|chasing is not the same as indus-/houses after officers Patrick Weav-Has Everything

SIMMS

riage and had attended Pontiac |, . ag pron roliment ‘of about 100 in the first|try procurement. He said: “Pro-jer and Robert Beltz jumped from

schools and State Nor. |>¢ Prepared to decide, impartially, |I sincerely believe that continued| ix grades, curement in industry means dol-\the car and gave chase on foot. YOU Need to

Michigan Take

a -, eeleta, Sie ola seine Ani mec) Pecilities tor piradaghears [tee Proceremet tn Gon Army ctieeas coin rachis peed EASTER PICTURES
the beneficial «continued day between The owner, Lyle Johnson, | , probably

: ‘for most results to the} civic first Latheran ‘school 89° linere’s a choice lives and|open. find

health and welfare of the general : improvements) being stadied by school beard lajis. we ha to choose the|7S Elm St. did not know how «+ and YOU'LL

paved members

memeber Ot) ate” : such as streets, sewers, traf| Dr. Mahlon Ponits, |).° >, sid the as alae your PHOTO NEEDS COST LESS

Ol fe)" District 1 represents the most|fic lights, ete.,are needed to meet| Otte Golm and Hareld Meyer. much change es co

congested area in the city. Con-; yd Fee ee da dhhdddddududa scent tem? ee oo

Toke

icione bealth snnt-(and pel ond oe

Mrs. | of housing, end indy spades aprtany ee ee ey ie

ine, a, ema mae ttt cy as wore me N aster Baskets wr, FREE! NY nce: QSagamae SS

p meee ©. Aad Wilton ¥.. : bat which poe-lore will nead expeadel ont mare|Mg wrt wanaine om Eton read. For Mailing a 8

‘sui titons more| "Superintendent DACHROME—ANSCOCHROME—EKTACHR

‘ Other voor include for €0-\adequate Also our obo srfencar wag bot Simms will wrap any Easter Gift Basket for mailing out-of-town KOD A

* survivors three|ime the housing. pres-oti apa a
Mre, Frank Mercer, Mrs. Population. ent housing program must be re-\the tests would be beneficial to FREE of any extra cost. Hurry today, Easter’s not far away!
H. Schimmel and Mrs.| ,"%! ! am elected to the office of mm| am
G. Bower, all of Pontiac, and\°%! Commissioner from District 1 ;
$1.85 Value

grandchildren. it will: be my responsibility to ,
;

will be an-/PO™t these problems and to

Brace-Smith|%e* be-

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BERR FP Bove Meartens at LeBaron School and ; — ;

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Gertrude Apple Barnes and mar-jfor gym, auditoriuffi; lunch and

4 @ filled with popular toys
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Mrs. Shaefer had been a resident | facilities for community and adult
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wet

“moderate”

than Kefauver.

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the presidency.

On 1

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against the Eisenhower)

him in that de-the Minnesota voting cannot be; out his welcomeas ajlike-twins pyt

<i mo edge

Fisenhowerhis in Minnesota.

didn't really begin

candidate and voters| administration:

this sad|partment: -he-doesn’t give off/said

slam-bang

campaign for After reflecting

now.

both.

| are getting

the difference of his genteel ap-| Ip

Ve Nor can it be said

said he will now Sparks either.

‘ in 1952 until after the news, Stevenson

lh: nc Mg talked of amend-)

has looked|in their tactics was significant. | proach to do and world is-|the loss of farm income

-‘work harder” for the Democratic; Up. to now Stevenson

Howard

newspapers com-

they went, warned. of dangersjing the ;

ele. Sues.

have been like. q rerun of himself in 1952: Where there’ was almost

This

may

running “like @ nomination.

was

Wained

overseas, criticized lack of prog-|/Kefauver

Stevenson, whisking} Both men on Nov. 19

and tniid, even |gance ‘about.

thought dignified, ‘Scholarly

‘an acknowledgement

dry creek.”* «

in ress on federal aid to education, | repeal.

out

for “moderation”

Eisen-around Minnesota in search of/came

1952 when

than in

milder

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said he was

Stevensonfor 90

of be-|

presidential campaign ‘accused the administration

year's.

him. Kefauver thas ajvotes, the. more casual Kefauver

will be|pocket and was just breezing Ga pea beat

% ‘Perhaps Adlai Stevenson

much!ing ~ big

shaking they've stuck to that

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2 FRIDAY.

mary at the hands of Sen. Loree

Roem ™ Eom ‘Gratified Mother’ Urges

_Kgpravver.

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» Tivertome Mase 395 ‘With most of the count cotapieted, PraiseTeens

domn W. Frreerae, — w

Gercaty ana Balter Rael hi ising Mgr

After watchingcourt

juvenile on
Managing TV the other night, I felt quite

Rosser B. Tare. Qwonsr C. i the Tennesseean had won all but

four of the state’s 30 Democratic con-
Ratered at Post Office, Pontiac, as second class matter

upset.I said, “I'd sure hate to be

vention votes. While the 1952 Demo-

a motherthat show.”

on My 14
MEMBER.THE PRESS -cratic Presidential candidate un-year-oldsaid, taught

OF ASSOCIATED

son “You've
us better.” 1 felt quite gratified.

doubtedly was surprised and disap-President Truman did a great

The Aasociated Yoees | aw mend exciustvely te the ule

&af

Then, in one of the Sunday papers

for republication oad 6 printed to this newe-

peper as well as ay ase dispatches. pointed, he was quick to assure his

news;

T read; a story that

gave me a

9 =

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™, Ponrtsc Parse ts altversd by carrier for @ cents friends that he would continue his thougtit: See

where carrier servicgts ose at p> by er

& Week

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Mich!-ey other primaries he has entered.

* * *

Kerauver lieutenants _ naturally

FRIDAY, MARCH 2 1956

‘are jubilant over his triumph. But

—=— —

their suggestion that Mr. STrevenson
might be willing to accept the Vice-

People Willing to Pay

Presidential nomination was an un-
Increased Postal Rates justified slap at Illinois’ former Gov-

With the Administration’s request ernor.

for'long overdue postal rate increases — As Sen. Kerauver well knows,

before Congress, special interest at-political history_is full of proof

~ taches to a public opinion survey re-that major party nominations are
cently conducted in Flint and Gen-decided on convention floors not -
esee County. in state preferential primaries.

5 e¥rgise

eckee

| f

FE:

The work of sampling opinion
in that area was done by the
University of Michigan's Social
Science Research staff. The an-
swers indicate two things this
newspaper long has believed: 1.
The people are ready to pay high-
er postal rates. 2. They want
their postal service put on a

* * *
Of those answering, 72 per cent
favored increasing the first class rate
from three to four cents. Similarly,

89.2 per cent favored boosting the sec-
ond class, or newspaper and magazine
rates, and 93.1 per cent, the third
class or advertising rates. -
.

While the area covered by the

sur-

vey

is relatively small, we sincerely

x *%©§ *
On the Republican side, President
Etsennower easily won all 28 con-
vention votes. His vote was 175,288
to 2,800 for Sen. KNOWLAND.

EEE

A Boston Globe editorial writer
tosses caution to the howling cold
winds and sounds off as follows:
“Why any weather disturbance in
New England should be called a

freak storm is hard to understand.
Around here, anything that happens
is normal.” ~

The Man About Town

In the Big Print

While He Was Sitting in the Corner

David Lawrence Says:

Turnout in Minnesota Indicates Voters
Have Little Concern. for the Primaries

WASHINGTON — Why did so have done the sams thing this time But, despite all these figures,
many people stay away from the but was goaded into campaigning. there are well-informed persons in

polls in Minnesota this week? Do He isn’t the kind of demagogue

the newspaper field in Minnesota
the American voters regard pri-that can win primary contests, who say that Eisenhower has a
maries as of little importance? and he would have been better

good chance of carryingthe state
advised to keep out of those bat-in’ November, though it will be
tles altogether, as he originally close.
wanted to do.

* * .

Looked af solely from the stand-

Minnesotabasically a Demo-

point of total votes cast the big

cratic state. It used to be one of

Vanish From

ago, makes one wonder what is to

become of those “‘Stalin Peace

Prizes.”

* * *«

These prizes consist of 5 to 10

each

prises were creatéd Dec.

Red World?

Reports from Moscow. say that
workers in the Revolutionary Mu-

MANY REMOVED
aged of the os, which a

* r *..
Others have been relabeled, omit-
ting any to Stalin. Some

reference

. gifts have been moved to points
in the museum so that inscriptions
giorifying Stalin are not easy to
read. There are even reports that

' the whole exhibition of gifts is to
be closed.

Portraits

question is: Why did only 615,000

the “sure” Republican states.

By JAMES J. METCALFE

voters of both parties participate

But it went Democraticthe

believe it accurately reflects the pub-the Largest Circulaton in

The winds of March are dying

in the 1956 primary and only 642,-In 1949 there was a two-day Mos-

five presidential elections begin-

down . . . The air is not so cold

006 in the senatorial primary in cow celebration glorifying Stalin

lic attitude toward the 500,000,000

ning1932. fact, when Tru-

in In

Women's wea: Hims.

And in the golden sunlight

. . .

1954, while 1,138,952 voted for sen-on his birthday. This was dupli-

«man carried it in 1948, he polled

postal deficit. In the bill now in com-

Bright dreams of youth

now . .

ator in 1954, when a Democrat won cated in other Russian cities and in

692,966. votes, was

whichbetter

unfold . . There will be warmth

Communist-subjugated countries in

mittee, the department proposes rais-

—in an “off-year’”’ election — and

than608,458 Stevenson

the that

and cheer ‘again ... With spring

Eastern Europe. Never before

1.387.419 voted for senator in 1952.
ing first class letter rate from three

got in 1952 and higher than the

And love will

Some idea of the large number of

when a Republican won? The had the ruthless man enjoyed such

589,864 that Franklin Roosevelt

Another

voters

of both parties who ignored

four cents and air mail from six

outpouring of personal adula-

apathy of the voters about primary an

polled in 1944 to carry the state.

happy story.

heart is confident . Each step

the presidential primary can be

contests

extends the tions.

to seven

cénts, Increases of 30

per

country except in the one-party

velt's 1940 vote of 644,196 and GIFTS GALORE

is light and gay . . And vanished

cent

alsoasked in the second and

are

South.

Stalin

almost as high as the peak

are

the shadows and... The

James Hunt, |

Trainloads

of gifts to

publicans this week as against

third class

(Copyright, 1986, New York

rates.

vote

of 698,811 which

rolled into Moscow from the Com-fearsof yesterday . . . So goes the

Director, and he 763,211 for Eisenhower in the final

Oakland County Juvenile

Herald Tribune Inc.)

munist orbit in Europe and Asia. boundless wisdom and... The

~~ e * here: “Parents with election of 1952 and the 185,649

says of his work

way of God’s creation...As

votes ained by Senator Thye,

whom we formerly had trouble now. are

If our postal service ever is to

Republican, when he ran ahead of

Before, they let

on much more cooperative. Prepare During Middle Age

be operateda sound financial Eisenhower to win in that same

Now they know

theit children roam wild.

election. This means that In this

basis, and if enormous annual at

where their youngsters are, especially

year's presidential primary in

deficits ever are to be reduced a more active in-

Some Hobby for Later Life

night, and they take

A smile for

every

tear...

And God's eternal blessing

on .. «

Minnesota approximately 75 per

eign, called Stalin the “inspirer of The soul that is sincere.

activities.”

appreciably,should ap-terest in their lelsure-hour cent of the Republicans who voted

Congress

walks for nature study.

By WILLJAM BRADY. M. D~.

prospect-

has a worldwide circulation in 1952 didn’t show up at the polls.

prove these higher rates. The Digest

manitarian, peace champion, po-

ing. sketching or painting. gar-

We have had in our home for

18 million copies, and

in excess of

BELOW ‘54, ‘5? FIGURES

litician and scientist.
Georgi M. Malenkov, protege

“Looking Back

a month a fine old man whose dening, raking things.

invalid wife died last year. His

Doing something yourself,

in 13 languages.

published In the Democratic party pri-

Electoral Vote Reform

mary, where the organization was

total activity for many years had of Stalin who succeeded him as

achieving something by your own 15 Years Ago

hard at work and a bitter

contest

* A letter just received over the signa-
Premier for a while after his

Agreement by the sponsors of

been her constant, daily

care.

NAZIS CLAIM 224.000 tons of

between Stevenson and Kefauver-

effort tends to maintain your self

death, praised Stalin although

Tragically apparent to the wit-

rival plans to reform the electoral was in progress, the proportion of

“Never Game Hog,”

foe ships sunk.

esteem

and your dignity

as an

now

he joins the others in de-

nesses| of. his present misery is

COMMITTEE KILLS

Democrats voting was higher than

individual, and these

attempt to

college has increased the chance that

are sources

nouncing the “wicked” old days,

Press was an item

the, total lack of preparation he

“In Wednesday's

British aid.

says:

among

the Republicans. But the

of contentment in retirement. cut

nobleman who shot 1,070

the Senate will debate the issue. about an English

made for this eventuality, He is Cities, ports and mountains

were

total of about 420,000 for both Dem-

Signed letvers, not more than

2 Years Ago

one page

persone! named after Stalin. What happens

utterly dejected, aimless. forlorn,

seemed to brag ocratic candidates was far below

and

day,

100 words long pertaining

birds in

one

The two plans reflect long realiza-

tion that our electoral college system

health and hygiene, not to disease, ding-BANK MAY make good Detroit

because he js utterly without oc-now? The Kremlin, if it follows

the 642.193 which Senator Hum-

nosis, or treatment, will be answered by

‘city losses

ETHIOPIAN PEACE is League

cupation. There {is nothing for Dr. William Brady, if a stamped self-the present course, not only will

phrey got in 1954 and also far be-

addressed envelope is sent to the

rewrite history but do a lot

him to do.

_—4s-otitdatedand leaves much to be

low the 608.458 which Stevenson

tlac Press, Pontiac, Michigan.

name-changing. _ot Nations’ goal

himself polled against Eisenhower Few of the middle-aged ‘top

desired. Under it voters for the los-

fn 1952. long enough to realize how short

ing candidates for the presidency

a space there in before they slip

There was something anusoal, Case Records of a Psychologist:

and vice-presidency virtually are dis-

too,

imperceptibly into old age.

in the 1952 presidential pri-

Facing the certainty that you

mary in Minnesota. Harold Stas-
sen won the Republican primary

will be an old man or woman in

Chance of Happy Marriage Is ‘Slim

franchised, This is so because the

pair having the largest popular

vote

few years ought to jolt

you

with 129,076 votes, but there

Inte some serious thinking and
deliberate planning.

With Man Who Sponges Off Others

were 108,692 Republicans who

in the state automatically wins a“

A chicken in the flock of

wrote In the name of Eisen-

of its electoral college votes.

Ira Fags bower, which was not on the Having enough money ~ salted

Girls, profit from the advice Marriage ts a serious partner: than how you respond fo him.

* *

printed ballot. On the Demo-away for the time of your failing

of Clarkston laid an egg that weighs over

Beth. Never let yourselves

ship se be hardboiled about it.

He will not be kissing your chi?-

cratic side, Senator Humphrey faculties is not enough. Old folks

Under the agreement which one-half pound.

And temper your natural sym-dren under a romantic moon and

be stampeded into an unwise

wos with 102,527 votes as a need more than food. shelter and

marriage. Be shrewd and far-pathy with shrewd maternal fore-he will not be on his “party

sighted. Pick a husband who sight for your future babies. manners” before your children,

rend

may send the issue to the Senate

“favorite son,” with Kefauver clothing. They need first. last.

The Walled Lake children who dyed

floor, the rival plans were welded

getting 20.182 “write-in” votes.

and need desperately something to

will be a good parent to your

Marriage is not just for your So what wilt he be like when he

their hair green put the community

on Rut the fotal Republican

vote do something to do that is

into one—the Mundi-Daniel

con-

so children 10 years hence, rather

own

persénal enjoyment, but levels off to the humdrum family

the’ nationwide map-and even broke

that vear of 294,895 and the

important and so enjoyable

than the smooth dancer and

stitutional amendment. It seeks

should involve the rearing of chil-life in a little cottage with squalling

into Canada. It drew first page position

Democratic total of 131,603

them that they. can go to bed

glib talker now. You'll be hap-

dren in a happy, safe home where babies hanging to vour skirts?

remedy this defect by divid-

didn't begin te reflect the

in many newspapers, including

one

lookiny forward to tomorrow, and

pier as an old maid than mar-

they can enjoy norma) stability. Look ahead. Be shrewd. You

ing the electoral vote on a basis Fort Lauderdale, Fila. a copy of which strength of either party In the get up eager to be at it.

ried to a man who “sponges.”

A rotter cannot make a safe hone can always get kisses. You can

subsequent presidential election

of the popular

No two middie-agers | will

was sent us

vote.

By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE and a chronic borrowing husband wax sentimental under a romantic

in Nevember.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Justin choose the same sport or hobby

is a rotter. . moon

with

many men.

Case R-311: Beth G., aged 23, is

If it had been operativ> in 1952,

The plain inference is that the

job,

but

middle.ager

can

But which one will have the

@ © @

stay-

of Orchard Lake, who are sojourning

engaged to be married.

people do not regard primaries

Michigan’s 20 electoral votes would

as afford to slide indifferently down

ing qualities to make a good

I am being frank for I have

par-

seen

“But I am so worried,” she fin-

there.

important instruments of popular

too many unhappy marriages ent for your children?

where girls let themselves be car-* *

have been divided 11 for the Eisen-

There's a Pontiac angle to the activ-expression. Perhaps it’s because ally confessed to rhe, “that I feet

as if I'll have a nervous break-

HOWER-Nixon ticket and nine for ities of the Detroit veteran aviation en-everyone knows that the delegates

Many a thrilling

escort

proves a

ried into a dubious marriage just

down

chosen need not follow the vote

dud as a parent. But a fellow who

thusiast,

feday, If lie hopes to live @

STEVENSON-SPARKMAN.

con-
“Our wedding is scheduled for

cast

and can change as theig

is good papa-material can easily

po-tentedage.

old

William B. (Bill) Stout,

next month. But T now find that

litical fancy might dictate. The

be converted into an exciting

mate.

Another part of the proposal

fiance is in debt to everybody.

who died this week at Phoenix, Ariz. at He won't be running to cocktail

national convention stil is domi-

just by following the booklets and

provides for states which take

the age of 76. A number of Pontiac

men

nated by delegations which are not

parties or cocktail bars.

nor

at-

“He has borrowed from me charts offered via this column

tending football and baseball

accompanied him on one of hiy first com-chosen in state primaries. This is

repeatedly, and T rather felt that

So keep far-sighted When

action on the amendment. It

you

games, nor bridge parties nor con-

mercial flights, in which he ploneered the one of the weaknesses of the presi-was sissy, but since T make a actually pick a husband. You

would give them the right to

ventions, nor is he even likely to

dential-preference primary system.

good salary, | decided to ignore should get quality matrimonial

entire world in 1926. One of them tells

choose their presidential electors

have his better-half beside him for

It is not uniform in its application

feelings about it. material and not culls or seconds!

it was an open plane, flying from De-

the entire journey.

and isn't binding on the national

in the same way senators and

“Now I find he has borrowed

You pay full price,

anyway, so

troit to Grand Rapids. He says, “The

convention which does the nomi-Very likely. unless he’s planning

-weather Was a little rough, two seat belts

from my father and my brother get the best. Avoid gamblers,

representatives are chosen.

for it, he will be alone and de-

nating. |;

and literally dozens of other friends drinkers and shiftless guys who

were standard equipment, and we did

jected, because he has nothing to

and even casual acquaintances. can’t bold:a job or who live

PUBLICICY VALUE

everything but turn over—and I thought

do to oecupy him through the days.

“He seems to have no scruples their parents’ bounty.

The proposal could not affect. we did that.” There is a publicity value to pri-

The fine old man in heme about sponging off anybody who

maries, and the rival candidates Pick self-reliant fellows who have

this year’s election. To become ef-

used to play the violin the will pay his —

are

alert to take advantage of it.

because the wedding date had been earned their own way. Boy Scouts

cello professionally in his age *

fective it must get two-thirds major-The experienced political manager

Verbal Orchids to—

We will make the effort to in

set and the invitations mailed. and former newspaper carriers

are

"I'm panicky. My parents

tries to keep his candidate out of

Never let anything stampede you the cream of the crop. And select

ities In both Houses and approval by

haven't vetoed our marriage but I

terest him in his instrument

into a marriage when

primaries unless certain of victory.

your con-

men

who get along well with

Mrs. Sarah Collard Cook

your

know they are cool toward the

the legislatures of 36

states.

again. Had he continued his

science and basic

Adlai Stevenson steered clear of

common sense family and are tactful.

idea. Dr. if you were

Crane, in

of Watkins Lake; eighty-ninth birthday.

music as a hobby, through hie

whisper “This is wrong.”

For further advice, send for

ail Primaries in 1952, _and would

It remains to be seen whether this

my place what would you db?”

middle years, he might now be

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Middieton

Stopping an unwise wedding is 2n0-point ‘Tests for Sweethearts’’:

plan can win the necessary support.

Certainly, there is no doubt of the

surrounded with other players,

PLAIN ANSWERS far milder than @ sce after-enclosing a stamped return en-

of Lake Orion; golden wedding.

young and old, who wanted. to

I'd break wards.

velope, plus. 20 cents. It helps

put

my engagement at

Dr. Clarence L: Hathaway

play with him every day.

in blind Cupid” s skull.

ence!” “Squaw men’, who sponge eyes

BE SHREWD

need for reform.

of Lake Orion; eighty-second birthday.

The middle years are the time on’ women and chronically’ borrow

Always write to Dr. oeeee W. Crane

Girls, think ahead to your future

in o f Pontiac Presa; Pontine

Mrs, Arthur Phipps to prepare. Don't wait till you're |

from their girl friends, aren't

family life with two or three chil-

eneloaing « e-stamped,

Tne Je

Mich

choose

About the only thing around the foo old to try; a hobby! worth a dime a dozen.

of Holly; eighty-eighth birthday. —

“house: won't élipcover is a

reseed

enve

ere pareLeto |

dren in your home. How will they

Girls, you'll be far happier

Preferably one that involves

_ Charles Gilliam

as an

woman

suitor? rr

peychologics) cherte and

pam-

react to your present

reasonable amount of physical ac-old maid than married to such &

of Clifford; eighty-ninth birthday.

tivity, such as golf, bowls, daily sponger.

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Your Income Tax Primer—No. Mi ,

SPINET ORGAN

New Tax Law: Provides , Retirement heame

*1295

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Before decidingto file! You may Use rm 1040A

whettier
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Forin 1040 you must know wheth-than $5,000, and
ler you. qualify for any of the tax 2. Your gross income was fre-)
breaks which can only be claimed ceived in the form of salary,

on Form. 1940. iwages, dividends, or interest, and

tax. Just” fill inboth sides with|Uonsat the top of the tablednd]

3. Your gross income from souré-
| The previous Primer articles:

the required information. The Dis-that corresponds to the

'withholding does not

The last one is

trict Director of Int e tna l Rev-|CoUms

papas

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tax break given for the first time)

in 1954 to older people who re-

tire on their own savings and in-

vestments.

Here's how the credit works:

All taxpayers over 65 and tax-|
payers under 65 who are retired
under a public retirement system
established by the United States,
or a state, territory, possession or
political subdivision are allowed

a credit against their tax. of 20)
‘per cent of their “retirement in-
‘come.”’

joint -return on Form 1040Aly
their combined incoine meets the
above test. Married. couples whose)
legal residence is in a community;
‘property state may not file separ-
jate returns on Form 140A,

Do not Use Form 1060A if:

1. You qualify as “head of house-
hold” or “surviving spouse.’
2. Your personal deductions ex-
ceed 10 per cent of your adjusted
gross income.
3. You have any reimbursed ex-|
penses, out-of-town travel expens-:
on the instructions for Form|0" Page 1.
100A to compute your tax and .

send you a refund or a bill de-Page 1..The last few steps nec-
pending on whether too much tax|essary to your
or too little tax was withheld from|Form 1040 will be described in)

ur pay. i
The tax table automatically gives; 4h et

you a $600 credit for each & x-ductions or ‘who have incomes in’ *
‘emption and a deduction of about /excess of $5,000 must use the tax!
10 per cent of your income for Computation schedule on page 2 of |
such items as contributions, medi-return to compute your tax./ NO MONEY DOWN!
\cal expenses and the like. | NEXT: Final steps on Form|
Those of you _using the Short’ 100.

| “Retirement income” is de-
fined as income from pendiions,
ennuities, interest, rents and

| dividends, The amount taken inte

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Highest Trade*In Values for Your Piano or Organ

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4. You have dividend income in}
‘excess of the dividend exclusion.
(See article 5)

5. You are entitled ‘to the credit |i
‘for. retirement income explained;
jnere in this articie.
You have made payments of |
|estimated ta for 1956
uL You had more than $84 of!

Fr. = CA: (Social Security) tax,
iwithheld from your pay in 1955.
‘because you received wages from |

{

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jarticle 12)

8. You are enfitled to the ex-|
| 1060 tf:

Your adjusted gross income,
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less than $5,000. You cannot item-
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johnson Best Bet to Bring Texas Into Dem Column

By ERNEST B. VACCARO | venson’s ennipiacy im. 1952. Also,

AUSTIN, Tex. (®—If anyone can/he has friends among the follow. candidate

bring a measure of unity among ‘ers. of Gov Allan Shivers, whol “The present situation

_|Texas Democrats and pave the bolted the party four years ago}t

for recapture of the state|and carried the state Democratic

how Fresident Eisenhower, it's Committee with him.

Lyndon B. Johnson, Shivers, in an interview, would)! ident Eisenhower's

“JUNIOR EDITORS

isz

cheer

* * *

Inot comment..on Johnson as a

; : * *

a... at least, is the viewof: ‘favorite gon’ @ ; But he

Democratic ‘‘loyalists” insaid he would oppose Johnson's
the Lane Star Btate, where Eisen-selection as chairman of the dele-
hower Adlai Stevensongation

defeated |
four. years ago by 1,102,878 votes “And we are going to wm,” he
to 969,228. said

It is the view of Sam Rayburn, If Johnson does make the fight,
‘ } his friends say he will go all-out.
leader of the | Some reporters in Austin say he’

‘hdvertienmeat)

Texas tection which supported'has one of the strongest personal|
Stevensonin 1952. organizations in the state, He's

Shivers said Eisenhower

“| LOST 15

Rayburn has proposed that the taking things as easy as he can

have lost some farm support, go

state convention at. Dallas May after a heart attack last July.

Ibs

REGAINS VITALITY

that he has picked up “a great

22 endorse Johnson as Texas’ Shivers says he will support

many little people,of deep moral “When

convictions who have a worship THs TOWN tf TOU LIKE!)

“favorite son” presidential candi-Eisenhower again if the demo-

date and elect him as chairmanicrats should renominate Adlai

for Eisenhower that transcends

of the state's delegation to the Stetvenson.

SEE YOUR NEAREST

party lines.” He said it is ‘‘too

Democratic national convention in STILL POPULAR

early” to assess the extent that
one—— offset the other.

OLDSMOBILE

Chicago.

.
HAS MANY FRIENDS

mocrats do not attempt to

Eisenhower's popularity Shivers made it clear he is op-
Ralph W. Yarbofough, pened to any third party move-| DEALER

Johnson,

Democratic leader of\in Texas.

ot 6 oe Ste. Austin attorney twice defeated for) ment
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NEW YORK—Oh, to be in ler Craftsman's Guild model car com-| new ebony and gold-finish tro-|€@. a junior and senior ‘division a cropped irom et and ignited plants is March 28, the~

Florida California oF Phoenix) ipetition he her clothing.

jnerthe guild conven) 51 she a non

none a ee oe Awards for the best models to national cai Be dle payrareh Saeed o$

Springhere!

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across over last year, Secretary. James, schools attended by winners as pacers je plan ae sone M for 14 year ment explained thtut thy passbre

caparersed Ge Ge |imvalid

“Hello, Spring!” sang out a department store sign
for the national winners neralpostions Poni ; i 70

Sth Avenue-—-a sign that was snowy and blizzard-whipped and/P. Wines announced yesterday. | well sis new personal trophies | snip,
as Eight boys, nevorortnc | ot Fay

| sbout as springy-looking Siberia. university scholarships for.) for the ‘award-winning of the juntor (12 through 15 lem oni, rag of un owners mi be

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trediiion

the 13-inches of frozen springtime because—tflash!—it dis-|been added in a new judging|Versity scholarships valued atl vin he: ist $6.00 scholarship; | * ment ef « cltisgns committee to| With ite long of mhen

Seg SY Sy naar os Michigan can Renst

covered classificetion ol op 1a sae bef meen mrt SA a Bt at eG _iamegentaed with: oan be dened Sate

the subway

ee other a zer, bu |spotlighted recent “muddy” perhaps largest

Actor Forrest Tucker writer

deteriorate if this is done for long | water in city mains, Water en-jskilled, production conscious work-

Other includingto |awards have been made to thous-

—who lives outside x al se 8 creme, Water awards cash

gineers said the discoloration was'ers in. the world.

quewehend15 | tn | There are 16 awards in each joriods

miles into that city and caught a train ‘here to deliver a Sipe bee prclenns ann \ants of bays winning state and state and the district of Columbia, oe
TV script that was due. guild’s —— — Shand regional honors. wen = = = = os

in Tucker, Deem to Gua ee five men
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“He used to live Alaska and didn’t. mind,” said | imereased$77,000, een cn Gs and honorable

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After clowning on the Comedy Hour in Hollywood, he flew| “wich ends June 1, Wines said.

= -nadine) Siate and regional winners, wit 2 2 I'm Playing Easter “Gift Bunny"

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Kent Lake in Kensington Park, * «6

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Siepi of the Met .. . Mae West goes into

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_afeees Sidney is dating wealthy Detroiter Edwin G. Roberts
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‘wegian border,
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| mountains its serves communities
aggregating 600 people. The hun-
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PRESENT SET—GIVE

One-Time Farm Boy Tells of His Rise ss cisieies were provaiy re

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|same day recently—but they could

to President of Big Railway System TOP WORKING ORDER

inot blame the blazes on persons
By WAYNE A. JOHNSTON fo our ings of family Bible my problems, and their hopes, |félling asleep.while smoking. The
President, Dlinois Central reading, made it seem the mine too. This close personal re-|two unoccupied divans were sitting “The Eastwood”
most important thing im the {lationship to people can make any outside stores in the downtown sec-

for LESS SE!

TV Set—OR |

world at the moment. job fascinating and

worthwhile.

It, tion.

can|®

der fe

boys,

and I

with the railroad.

years

someone asked me recent-

got to be president

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When

self

still hear her now, talking to us as)

‘we sat around the kitchen table:

“Part of each wéek belongs

to,

ever

i 'God,” she told us. “Not only in| the Illinois Central, miy first reac-

time but in a dollar as you make|/"0" was to say it happened be-

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139%

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cheating on someone else.” working order only conventional TV sets.

Yet, there certainly is no one’
PO isimple answer, As I sit at my

We reserve the right to reject sets that are
By the time I was ready for desk right now, I can hear the positively difficult to, repair. However,
high school, we moved from the! wail of a locomotive whistle. It) trade-in allowances apply to any set.
farm to Champaign, Tl. Here still causes that tingling sensation
delivered newspapers and took odd|to creep up my back. Tie thrill

jobs on the side. jand excitement of railroading have!
sther eevehhed Gecre never left me, Perhaps this en-

Price Includes —

Hage ipebereny rattan fof his job is one of the

a oe

—

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S an junior fer 0 ally due to the outside influences |

| sorority house.

that have shaped his life: Such as|

After

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graduation from college.'a sacrificing mother, beloved wife, |

My|the big

A beautiful strap style in

moment came.

I kissed friends, his God.

of great| Mother goodbye, bid dramatic

white
Blue

with
Bird

decorative
look

bow.
pretty

These are the real reasons’ a!

and

shoes

by the time 1/ farewell

headed’

venture,

andquite

to Champaign,

»,.1,

able to reach

the goals he)

The personnel manager in the of Cincinnati tells how he became

. Our small

laccounting department of the Ili. the “millionaire newsboy,” how!

'nois Central was most receptive. he lost his great fortune and the

as our only)

It was a

“Yes,” he said, “we heed a young important lesson it taught him.

. I might nev

in Champaign

Rave been able to follow the loco-

Motive's wail Mother had been

;

|" our office

Going to Throw Dice? Open Daily 9 A. M. to 10 P. M.

Just an average person. BACK HOME AGAIN

This was a blow! Back to my) ALBUQUERQUE ®—Two youths’

Park Free Rear of Store

;

= quickly learned about disappoint-Catholic churches. An estimated,

Seay estry at pase, er.
| $200 was stolenfrom offering boxes!
[pie they were pried open. A! :
|
| 158 Oakland Ave. FE 2-378]
priest's robe was found in the pris-
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the or found the problems of both fellow

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, +. — soins County Ranked Third

WHAT’S MY LINE?

ee ae ee work,

sctomble as es possibleguess my

to yon
«| Sppecr vader orraw, reading downwerd.
Oakiand County climbed to third

How Much Do You Want for fi,a Purchases

CAMAN 2 ee erences

Your Old,TV Set in Trade? — |

place in the state in the amount _——

of U.S. savings bond purchase:
| made by its residents during Janu-

$25? $50? $75? $100?

‘arywand February, according to the
the quota.

“SPRING SPECIALS”

| CONSOLE TV

Treasury. Dept. Total Michigan
figures were 20.5 per cent above

| Sales of E and H series bonds
climbed to $3,425,027 in the area,

21 INCH

,compared

to $39,334,118

in Wayne

ine “*“"" g-a0

Paper

aml

high
something un-|000 pounds. tuning.

press—sharp'
royal family

million. It calls
generally

party.
‘Cassandra’
money
and

Britannia)
pounds—$6,160,000

recently

private

ces

sent

Britannia,

GABERT'S

WAYNE

Dealers Strive

The Gladstone,a

a nenencpe— ame

Please All

RISA, OMe. Otto

mahogany grained

London

finish. Also i

‘Lectures’ ee Aes

I-

-onriegrsrcgrinds a dry state but| R ] F

ily E Grelaed

battle for business

among

‘eames continues at a fast, hu-| Oya

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y on conomy

morous pace,

lapopee a LONDON —-The Daily

Mirror’ and the waves, would cost 1,000,-|

and

easy

new

prices riba d openers te prospec, | as. let fly with

usual in the British

s 2?

|tive customers. It also carried an

“The Duke of Edinburgh al-

jlecture to the

on!

Lapology which

read:

iready has a de Havilland Heron
iwhich has set the taxpayer back
by 100,000 pounds.

. “With regard to the touch-

SWEET’S RADIO sorties:

The tabloid claims the

world’s

| your approval.

down and takeoff point in the

but

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“Even though our mailing list/#Vors

Mirror

columnist

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was carefully compiled we are

declared far too much

‘aware that no plan is perfect. We

\going for royal sea, air

rail enough. The result of this regal

beg of you, therefore, do not be;
ioffended if your name should not
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Federal Employes

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Driving Tests

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2,200,000

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cost

news-

panel tuning. Speakers. H WASHINGTON uw — New

build. It has been

renovated
100, = ote

have estimated its cost at}

stan-

papers

times, and has

40,000 pounds.)

dards of physical fitness and driv-|

Model 21T6114 Mode! 21D-645

been refitted. The bill

was

needs

ing ability were announced today,

pounds. The Britannia

for all federal civilian employes¢

2,500 pounds a. day

“Causative”

life)

—

Get 90.5100 op 10450 or ore ‘2

On Just Your. Name

and . William Neil Connor— concluded: |

run

who drive government

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used for less than a month

“Won't somebody say to Buck-|

a year

trucks as part = thelr duties.

NO DOWN PAYMENT — 2 YEARS TO PAY!

iby. the royal family.”

ingham Palace ‘Cut it down,

nse
OR OTHER PLANS

No ann aaiterds have been,

920 WEST HURONST,

Vikings

the action, the Civil Service Com-|2uee"'s Flight—50,000 pounds

[mission said about 200,000 federal| either by © Viscount

in effect in the past, In announcing *° "replace the four

of the

each

(or Vis.

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burglary at the union's

Honor Floyd Mentenson |will'be attended by Master Masons| sg presi TH attempted

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Mentenson, senior warden of|the elective post is sn. exmesllWetneatey niet bet Se <i

| Find Magnificent Bird
| Starts Noisy Howling at
Unfamiliar Persons

For

associ-

work-day service

‘ated with maaking 1since the time |
lof the pharadhs, has assumed a
new role — as watch dog. -

Farmers~fiave found that ..
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after we start,

the talk with the admiral may set just chooses Lord Calvert .
d|B tocerd, Here'shappened:

what
The. cae largely depends In all the world, no other

| Byrd, who lives in: Boston, left,

on some special equipment —: a) whiskey so fittingly symbolizes

last November to go to the Antarc-

tiny microphone and two “power

tic. He hasn't been in his: house,

true hospitality as does. Lord

packs," about the size of packages

since then, Murrow said,

|e claubetiea. The interviewee car-Calvert... for the rare flavor

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‘riesries these as he walks around his
“He also ordered an elevator in-|

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| home.
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in Murrow

ca tok Sn edecaphane be |

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who insist on perfection. ,

An essential part of this pro-, Murrow said. He can tell you a
gram is to bring the cameras — great many celebrities who doen't
\and the audience — into the home have hip-pockets in their suits —
‘of the person being interviewed. a fact that badly complicated

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1 N.+ SAGINAW ST. technical problems of placing cam-minute.

PIKE §T.) eras are often intricate.

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, consented to the interview, &@ CAM-pragsiere’? Murrow said. “But the
=

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was as usual, packs can problem

examine the house and make pre-ir they are wearing a tight-waisted
jliminary plans. A technician im-| dress.”

Lord Calvert

mediately telephoned: * *
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MADD TROUBLE

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There, he said, they encountered
another complication in the person
of a determined Irish maid,

* * ®

“She won't let us. in two locked
rooms,” he said, “We are virtual-
ly certain the equipment and

5 P.M.

many of the things pertaining to
the geophysical year are .in those
rooms.”

Stop In and Meet the Friendly People at Byrd went to the South Pole

heading an expedition gathering
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Georganna 12 and Paul 7, The Rew. Mr. Garver will begin his new
duties in Temple Lutheran Church in Pennsauken, N, J., April 8 after

serving here for nine years.

Philip 8, Donna 1],

1a 14 years,

esti vckati Meese Aes,
es
ge RETit Dale Platz, of Exmoor drive, Albert task that lies ahead. It is their responsi-
Hehl
way
of Grove street, Fred S ytz of Motor-
drive and Dr. Leonard Klausmeyer
bility to secure a pastor to
Rev. George’L. Garver who
succeed the
has served
of Chippewa road (left to right), mem--Lutheran Church of the Ascension for
bers of the Pulpit committee of the Luth-nine years. Mr, Garver leaves for his
Church Program eran Church of the Ascension realize the new parish soon after Easter.
Given Thursday to
Pay Tribute

: ¥

where the Rev. Mr. Garver will become pastor of Temple
Michi-Lutheran Church. Members of the congregation and

The Rev; George L. Garver (left) receives the well

wishes of Dr. Frank L. Madsden, president of the

friends of Lutheran Church of the Ascension held a

gan Synod United Lutheran Church of America (center ).

dinner in their honor on Thursday evening in the church

With Mrs. Garver (right) and their family they will leave
“Pontiac shortly after Easter for Pennsauken, N. J., banquet hall.

Bride-Elect Ma

As Mrs. Frank Madsden of Detroit ‘greeted by Mrs. Fred Sytz of Motorwiy

Barton Honored

arrived at the dinner given by the con-drive. The dinner honored the Rev.
of the Lutheran Church of the George L. Garver and family who are

The bride is the daughter of Mr. (home, Lt. and Mrs. Heizer left for) gregation

and Mrs. Henry A. Fielding of his station in Oklahoma City. | Ascension Thursday evening she was leaving April 8 for Pennsauken, N. J.
Arcadia, Calif., who formerly lived The new Mrs.

Heizer will return

Womens S$

ection

“‘son of

liberties

Rev, Mr. Garver was frequently

Cranbrook.

heard as a speaker in the com-

Mrs, Howard B. Steggall will

munity and often raised his voice

give a luncheon for Miss Bar-

ton Wednesday, Cohostess will

Seer erem Section

ras mv “of Pianist

FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1956 PAGES 18-21

be Mrs. D. W_ Candler,
Mr. and Mrs. Cari Brunsting of

Mr. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs.'

;

OChEduled

e -

st tezsatmare

Boston will give a dinner for the

Tal oc Jeune ae Canee Caen Cine

‘couple April 4 in the. home of

iMrs. Brunsting’s parents, Mr. and

Chuteh,‘in “speaking of the Rev. Seven final contestants between
Mr. Garver’s pastorate, told of the

‘Mrs. Arthur Raiseh, and Filen

the ages of 16 and 2% years were

Mrs, Owen Rindfusz spoke on the

Adams will give the spinster din-

Thursday evening at the William’ that a retarded child should be

various capacities in which he has

rouinarte d —. the final’ pheno |r the next evening.

visit of several months in Eu-“Retarded Child” when members

\Brannack home on Auburn road. placed in an institution if he

served his church and community.

Mr. and Mrs. Barton will host

6 of the Child Culture Club met ' Mrs. Rindfusz stated that the

re-

cannot

be cared for at home

audition

held in nop ail

rope.

Adding a gay note to the

masical

pre-

City Club auditorium, Detroit, Sat-the rehearsal dinner April

tarded child was formerly called) if he is a danger te the

com-

Mrs, Edward E. Rothman will)

urday at 1

p.m.

Bloomfield Open Hunt Club

ifeeble-minded and that they ‘are munity. Training was given

today

from a shopping trip’

AAUW

Members

‘present in every kind of environ-an advantage of an institution.

* > LJ
iment, She stressed the fact that

return

At this time the winner of the DAUGHTER BORN

Piano Award will be decided and =r and Mrs, Daniel M. Gal

lretardedness is not inherited as a Mrs. Charles Bowers conducted

breath of Columbus, Ohio, (Eliza-

ae to the Garvers,a great will receive from Grinnell Broth-

brought

jrule and that these children quite the meeting and roll call

was an-

of Birmingham)

birth of daughter

peth, Lind

the

with

winner's

$1,000 scholarship

school of the

an-

' ovation from the audiencebe-

ers a

joften remain at home throughout swered by the question, ‘‘Would

Otsego Ski Club

nounce

: cause of the done teacher or

pantomineby

‘life. you be ashamed if you had a re-

jchoice, The sum will be admin-|yarch 20.

the chorus. A mediey of old fa-oa *

* * Ld jtarded child?”

istered by the Grinnell Brothers ¢« #* 6 At a pretty wedding Saturday Plans for an April money-makingproject made by the Ladies

millar tunes was presented by

Cl radio station, spoke

mem-| The need for special education

Refreshments were served from

Birming-+

in Holy Name Church,

were

the Women’s Trio. |Foundation of Music. April 14 is the date of the an

te develop the talent and a table decorated With spring

Auxiliary to the Metropolitan Club Pets of the AAUW when the group

J, Levely, daugh-

Elissa

ham,

men-

Preliminary auditions for the "ual dinner-dance to be given at

flowers. The next meeting of the

Dr. Frank Madsden, president of

home* of

the

tal capabilities they may have

meeting in Mt recently at

Club by

A. spirit Six
annual

award

were

held in Lan.

Bloomfield

Hills

Country

Floyd

and

Mrs.

recent

Mr.

ter

Watkins Lake

Home ‘Mrs. John

Bills

the Michigan Synod, United Luth-

eran Church. of America, spoke of

will be a Dads Night April

Legion

was

brought out by Mrs.. Rind-

¢he American

became the

Christ Levely of Pontiac,

group

sing March 9 and 10. They Birmingham members

bride of 14, Eric Wright Heizer, Mrs. John F. Shroeder, Mrs. recently, fusz. She concluded by saying oe a

conducted by the Michigan Child Society. Mrs. J-Timothy

the Rev. Mr. Garver's work in this)
were

president of whose parents are Mr. atd Omer Winton and Mrs. Harry The speaker stated that radio is

Federation of Music Clubs, and Cruice is this year's

synod, saying, ‘There are not)

Mrs. Randolph Heizer of Bit-|conburg were hostesses. A mother-an informal and personal medium

the group

federation

rules and procedures

Personal News of interest

many times you can secure the:

* *

mingham, . daughter and son banquet was|Of communication now. At one

favorable vote of the entire synod,’ were followed in the judging.

Vrs. Whiting Kaymond was group. |time one instrument with

Shirley Singos was maid of honor discussed by the ear-

winner is expected

know sy aged would rai The award

and

in homes

used

to-

Phones

hostess at luncheon Tuesday for

Mrs. Alta M. Fairman

was

best

man.

was

and

John Heizer

Mr and Mrs. Richard Esser and lastic standing during the first

was

se-

in several

performance

have radios

eto

give

‘day

for

her houseguest, Mrs. Bliss Wells

program

her

birthday.

regret

the Levely honored

unantmous =

After breakfast

daughter, Carol, of Oneida road mester of the college

vear, recog-.

the

house, so that all

the Mich

‘before the convention

of Houghton.

leaving.”

rooms

Garvers’

: oe

have returned to their home fol-|nition was given Donald E. Pink-

members of the family can have

‘lowing a winter vacation at Delray'ston of Mohawk road. Yuri Ya-

their favorite program. The speak-

Beach, Fla. mamoto of Finley street and Nolan

* Wr. and Mrs. er noted the change that has been
‘+ * *

A Kaiser of Ledvard street

Emmett R. made in the. types of programs

Mrs.

Harold B. Euler entertained e ¢ e@

Mill and stated that radio is definitely

a group of fmends at a bridge’

uler of a mass communication media

b M

luncheon in her home

Ottawa

(nee Shirley Hocevar)

drive Tiursday. The occasion

Lake are receiving

fr.

and

Mrs. Milton Greea

Scott

Prall street Reports of

the standing commit-

congratula-

j tees were given and a letter from

marked the birth anniversary of

tions on the birth of a daughter,

UE the representatives of AAUW to

LOSS

Mrs. Dora S, Dawson of South Til-

Of the Greater Pontiac Community

Deborah Anne, Feb. 24 at St.

engagement

den avenue.

read. Joseph Mercy Hospital,

their daughter, Association was

; ; Members elected to complete a Ann Skelley, daughter of Mr. |

Mrs.> Clarence Green of Bir-

Lois May, to . ey of Waterford Township for and Mrs, Leon Skelley of Wood-.
Roy Lee lthe Civil Defense organization and ' Jand drive, is speniiog kee spring ™nsharo is the infant's paternal

the re-

McClusky. _|voted to send a ce be

Ford

vacation from Michigan State & andmother.

WILL’

‘LAST

icago in | University with her roommate, | 7 * *

In expressing his appreciation,, Mrs. Dewey Guilds entertained at, Hostesses for the annual bene-

Roy, who

igional convention

A son, J.

III. was born to
E the Rev. Mr. Garver displayed his} recent pink and blue shower for/fit concert of the Birmingham Mu-| April. Doris Huey, in Brooklyn, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs, J.-Ford Sutton Jr.

G. Carpenter at the|sicale this evening at the Cofn-| attends
| While there they will attend

sense

of humor, reading his “Last)Mrs.

Richard

sev-

of Adamson street March 17 at St.

7 Will and Testament” in rhyme. He home of Mrs. Winfield Leslie on munity House will be Mrs. Robert

Lawrence 'Plan Spring Clothing

Stolte, Mrs. |

“bequeathed” most needed articles Elmwood drive. C. Gibson, Mrs. C. R,

various members

‘Joseph Mercy Hospital.

i. * ?
are Mr

Institute of With Sun in Mind | william E. Tuttle, son of Mr. Maternal grandparents

of the congre-; -*)* Arthur G. Elliott and Mrs. Emer-

and Mrs..James S. Tuttle of Lake and Mrs. George Souslin of Oster
a * *® » |penter,; Mrs. Irwin Spencer, Mrs. : _ * 8

gation. ° | Guests included Mrs. George Car-' son Brown Technology. | The arrival of March means the

Shores, was recently ini-drive. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ford Sut-

He is ‘arrival of spring, but we all know Angelus

J. Delta
reply, he said, ‘‘My life has been Wall, Mrs. Ronald Vincent, Mrs. anaugh of Royal Oak (Nancy the son of Mr. up his reign for a few more weeks. ternity at Denison University. 'Wil-ternal grandparents.
In a most serious and sincere}; Harold Spencer, Mrs. Delmar Mr. and Mrs, RobertCav that King Winter won't be giving ‘tiated into Phi Gamma fra-on of Monrovia street are the pa-

* ®
enri by being here. My hope, Ray Tibbitts, Mrs. Howard Tolfres Bell of Birmingham) announce of the freshman *

and Mrs. John So brighten up these last gray liam is a member

is the life you live, mayjand Mrs. Rave Hurst. the birth of a son, Robert Bruce of his dor-Mr. and Mrs. James A.-Samson

G. McClusky ays with some thoughts on spring, ‘class and the president
Christ be present there.” Completing the guest Lit ~ ‘and plan a spring wardrobe with
list were March 19. 'mitory. of South Johnson avenue are re-
Louise Randolph, Mrs., Ralph * @¢ 8 * ceiving congratulations on the.

, Hostesses for the evening affair) Mrs. of Uberty sunshine in mind. California fash-
‘ere Mrs. Freet, Mrs. Claire street, ‘ions are featuring gay bléssoms

De-| Falk, Nancy Tibbitts, Mrs. Alberta’ In the First Methodist Church Three Pontiac residents have birth of a daughter, Margaret Ann.

Stanley. Mrs. in Palo Alto, Calif, March 3 Pris-

|been named to the Dean's list at March 15 at Pontiac General. Hos-

and/Sadler, Mrs. James

lauder, Mrs. Ward Cumming

‘scattered liberally on Everglaze

Gerald Jones, Mrs.jcilla Ann Fielding was married to,

Jones, Mrs.

Albion College.

For

their high

scho-

pital.

;

Roy

Lisle|

Nelson.

Mrs

Mrs.’Truman

jcotton.

{ i

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So You're One of His Admirers? So What?

.| girl, At least he date

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FALL ond WINTER

BY JANET ODELL

Workshop, Has Election

COURSES

Pontiac Press Home Editor |

Run out of ideas for pie? Well

Day or Night Classes |

| ‘The E. R. Webster PTA met'Howard Powers, corresponding you can always make one from

Wednesday evening for the final/secretary, and Robert Quinn, Call Today for

raisins, the way -Mrs. Ernest |

detailed information

session of the 1956 workshop, en-‘"Casurer. Forker does. It will remind you)

No Age Limit

St. Gertrude Guild Mrs. Thomas Hollis is histori-

titled ‘Rearing Children of Good-some of holiday mincemeat pie.

Mrs. George Watters is par-Phone FE 4-1854

to Sponsor Festival will,” and also to hold election of *”

rian and Mrs. dames

-Call Miss Wilson Today
for lntormation

} year. and Mrs. Harvey Johns are

ning in the church hall to complete * ¢ @

Mrs. Alger Conner is newly elect-

“The High Wall,” film ~ PONTIAC

‘For Your Convenience

spon-

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by the Anti-Defamation
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Long, recording secretary; Mrs.)

the all-school

April

event

ee,

* ¢ ®@
| A coffee hour a panel
Time of Enchantment

' discussion of the film and the

workshop. Panel members were! % cup suger
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‘\Fern Perrin, visiting teachers in

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“Plant ‘Seeds, Reap Friendship” is the theme of feed the hungry people of the Orient. Pictured (left to
the 1956 birthday ‘project of Camp Fire Girls of the right) are Carol Edwards, Sandy Andonian and Sue Ann

Roby, Camp Fire members, with the USS Friendship
tries through the donation of vegetable seeds to help full of seeds collected.

nation. The girls get better acquainted with Asian coun-

Should We Own Or Rent?

Admission to last evening's dinner was one garment
for the Camp Fire families who were victims of the »
recent flood in Yuba City, Calif. Loretta Phintz (le/t)
and Maxine King are shown as they finished collecting
some of the garments.

Checks Given at Dinner;
New Officers Approved.

WATER SOFTENER

Thursday was ap eventful day! of the members. The new offi-
for the Camp Fire Girls of Pon-eers as approved are:
tiac, for their camp trust fund.

‘Mr. McLean, president; Mrs.

which was set up a year ago by

| Wright, vice president; Mrs. Car-

We Will Install

the Civitan Club and Camp Fire

|penter, secretary, and Dr. Chafets,

-Council, grew $3,000 larger,
80 i}

treasurer.

that a permanent camp for Camp

This MBR-30

The director of Camp Fire Girls’

Fire Girls is now that much

Pontiac Council, Mary Ellen Wyn-

30,000 Grain

closer.

garden, spoke briefly on the high-

A year ago, Civitan, a luncheon

lights of the organization's accom-

club of local businessmen which

|plishments jin 1955. A pageant in

, Softener |

sponsors Camp Fire Girls as a

pantomime, “Camp Fire Girls

youth project, set up the fund)

Give Service,” was presented by

intended to be used eventually for,

|various Camp Fire Girls and Blue

On A Kental Basis

a resident camp which will

Birds throughout the city.

built on the Camp Fire Girls’) * 8 *«It Uses DOWEX HCR MINERAL campsite on Gulick Lake, just east | Tt was supplemented by the
of Clarkston.

reading of Mrs. Wright, who as-

Tt was decided that each gift | Sisted Phyllis Schreider, author of
from the Civitan Club would be | |the script and field director of
“matched by a like amount from | Pontiac Camp Fire Girls.
Camp Fire. Last year $1,000

! DONATIONS MADE

for the

Ceeee ca | Doations ot clothing

lvictims of flood losses in Yuba

Last evening Theodore Wiersma. City, Calif., were received. Some

CALL--FERGUSON

presicent of Civitan, presented groups have collected more than
William McLean, president of the could be presented at the dinner..
Camp Fire Council, with a check and al! will be packed and sent

jfor $1,500 for the trust fund. This immediately.
The Civitan Club presented the Camp Fire Girls Pontiac Council of Camp Fire Girls, acvepts the check. imoney was earned by Civitan “Plant Seeds. Reap Friendshi

CRUMP ELECTRIC

of national
\cakes at Christmastime. Camp Fire association. was cul-

with a check for $1,500 for the girls’ permanent camp-An equal amount was added by the Camp Fire Council members through the salefruit-annual project of the

FE 4-3573 FE 4-3573 site trust fund. Pictured making the presentation is and turned over to trustees represented by Thomas

| The check was matched by one minated in the presentation of each
Theodore Wiersema (center), president of Pontiac Temple (right). eee the Camp Fire Girls’ sale group's collection of seeds, which

3465 Auburn Rood" Auburn Heights

of candy just before the Yuleide."were placed in a large boat made

Civitan Club. William McLean (left) president of the

|
|
| Therefore, the trust fund precemtty, ‘ the occasion.

‘ENGINEERED TO FIT YOUR NEEDS"

[stands at $5,000.

Gray hair responds like other!
ee

Effie Mont

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| Last night’s annual dinner was

Hold Banquet

wave is right for the hair, the re.

‘a cooperative affair attended by

A ballerina-length gown of Schit-| Mr. and Mrs. Auto Montross

‘sults will be pleasing. There is a’

19M &. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich.

of Rochester are her parents. He | Mrs. Adeline Cox became the all those whq have an interest in|

A banquet was held Thursday

is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Hil-Camp Fire. Gib Shanley, a Civitan’

bride of Andrew F. Govan in a

Enroliments Availeble in Day or Evening. Classes.

at the Hote] Waldron for mem-

bourne Boadway ef South Shir-member, acted as‘master of cere-

Write, phone or call in person for Free pamphiet.-

‘ceremony at First Methodist

bers of Jarato Junior Achievement

monies. The invocation was given

ley

avenue,

PHONE FEDERAL 4-2352 J

the Rotary

the brida] Church March 14. The Rev. Paul

by the Rev. John Mulder of Cen-= their

sponsors,

for her wedding The bouffant skirt of

‘hair,

to Kenneth * pas ay. jgown was of nylon tulle over satin. Havens officiated at the service. tral Methodist Church, where the

—\°°

eeSe ® * Brant Cotterman is president of

‘Her headpiece of lace and pleated * @¢ dinner, was held.

er ee

$4 ae are:

the organization, Francis Affolder

Edgt

The ceremony was performed

nylon formed three petals which

The bride wore a floor-length Awhbusiness meeting presided

over

is serving as vice president; Bev-

erly Elmy secretary and Re-

Saturday in First Baptist Church secured a fingertip veil of import-, by William McLean included

Not Just Cane Peel Chairs---

a sec-

gown of pale blue taffeta trimmed

illusion.

‘lof Rochester by the Rev. Donald ¢d silk

retary's report by Mrs. Georgé.

° | with panels of blue lace. The fit-

|| Olsen.

Carpenter and a treasurer's report [DeccalsN Masieshy pte )teamizer.

Fluvanna Aldrich of Rochester |teq bodice was accented by a bo-

by Dr. Samuel Chafets, including) James Hoisington ts sales

served as maid of honor. Her|

dress waa ali bige Snylonllnet over | “T° of white faille. She wore a the operating account and the| manager for the organization
camp account for the past year. | and Jerry Steinhelper ts produc-

But Genuine Rattan

|satin. A net jacket was worn over matching hat of blue with a lace,
‘ithe fitted bodice. She carried a) ‘trim, An orchid corsage complet-The Rev. Mr. Mulder repre-| fom manager.
with the Newest ‘bouquet of roses, her costume. | sented William Wright, nominat-Serving

as group advisers are

led

ing chairman, in presenting the \Richard Poole, Forest Wood, and

Bill Boadway was his brother's! mediately after the ceremony,

best man. | new slate of officers for a vote Francis Manager.

i'members of the wedding party had

rattan

Fer the reception held in the (a dinner at the Amvets Hall fol-p=
| church parlors, the: mother of jowed by a reception for 125 friends

varnished

in golden
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|
|
the bride wore a gray sult with and relatives,

red accessories, Mrs. Bomdway | UG
wore a navy blue dress with | Following a trip to Chicago,

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pees : , + _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1956 _ TWENTY-ONE
a_i ee. Fabrics for spring are beautitul,|fon, linens look lke tweed and the| During World War If, wine rary

Don't Na .

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| Guest Who :

more she promotesit asEats Littl |. By MURIEL LAWRENCE | He made two wild jumps at the) And listening,hér little boy felt; The
1€ That morning, Ronald had sev-|shelf that held his truck; andjexactly as you and I do when some|terrible, the harder will be her
H ’ {,. [eral reasons for exploding anger.|unable to reach it, tumed on tells. us what Punishment.ostess’ Remarks). ee Mommy: with a badly almed ‘kick.|things atomic power can do to uf. ‘a
felt fear, desolation and] For each time she suggests hisAre Apt to Prove The Soortens ovening,. hacmens| TS, ccying SAK: sabe Se Geadiee more powerful than shebegenjdepele, -[temper is
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anestape the batts, vents ‘Soens 1.)

Bob Considine Says:

masters when available, and quick-
chapter out of one a vaceination. The people in, As for Mare Cramer, he has bee SicGotan Miller.

‘ad oc Dean NEWSPAPERS re 30¢ Bar 100 the:

I opened | “He's

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the front door of our apartment a very bad boy,” she announced, lot your books,” charge say: ivoted much earefuly identified music.

the other aps mace hee es to a closed door. : ink 2 | —_ The idea has sphead overseas

a visible narra ‘Serap tron—Junk Cars—Structural Steel

t was inhuman treatment, the) t Army and Air Force bases to-be-produced TV show which I'm| yolce instead of

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——— -TWENTY-THREE

dents

Before Recess

Name Winners

of Talent Show

Senior Play Tryouts

By VICKY MICU

Held Sunday, Monday

All talk at Pontiac High School the top Pontiac fencers,
centered this week around basket-The boys’ bouts wil) be held here at St. Fred
tion Wednesday, and Pontiac’s Bob)
McDonald is expected to dake oe

By ANN SCHACHERN

‘lof three top places. The follow-|

A talent show, boys intramurals,

turday at Lapeer the girls’)

news of the senior play and a free
day were the main points of inter-
est at St. Frederick High School
this week.

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Wednesday afternoon the student
body attended the Talent Show,
“Garthur Odfrey” which was spon-
sored by ‘Tipton Tea." Contestants

‘bouts, and Lapeer took the girls’ -

vanged from male quartets, soloiststrophy. © ~ and pianists to baton twirlers,
Next week, Friday, will mark Each act had a talent scout to

the beginning of Easter vacation intreduce him, :
the geo ipa: state individual jfor PHS students. When students’ * * @
bouts be held, determining ,jreturn April 4, there will be many! rosse master
the top boy and girl fencers in jactivities waiting,

casaiouia'y ausgha on. baat

, the state, Wednesday, elimination /screNcE FAIR

died by Mike Carry and Mike
if The School Science Fair will take: Malloy, senior and junior clase

place April 13, 14 and will afford presidents respectively, and tae-

a er Or an talents a chance to exter eslence ee ee a cee

projects judging . ontastants

The annual Band Concert will be were judged on poise, presenta

coming up, also, and is expected thon and originality.
ans rogram to be especially fine this year. sa be = :

ve Be . —April 16 will be a big = = ze ‘vinner ‘was Masia

Lewandkowski, second prize, the

47 senior, Phyllis Smith F

2 Will Participate win at that time sing in the

nd Rotoio Merrow, Den Peau

Pontiac Prewe Phoe | f° Instrumental

Night — a ae -Scheel end Dick Wicheroen. Third prize

DIG THAT TROPHY — Bob McDonald and mine top boy and: girl fencers in the state. The | Production rus at St. Louis, went to Michael Kopesik.Emanuel Johnson, Pontiac High fencers eye the number of wins by students representing their * | Today the Radio Workshop's a + HOLD TRY OUTS

trophy that will be presented at theoshigh school school will determine who will receive the high Fee en MATA ona WEAR Gon aocoucrs ot "Last Sunday and Monday Nata-

_stal vidual bouts Saturday which will deter-_ school team trophy. buzzed on

Waterfora Township High § Radio Workshop the PHS choir Sayers, play director,

and lie senior

: this Week, but the tone was not|Participating. The show, announced ee ee ai hea
e e a happy one, for report cards|>Y Charles Williams, consisted of trom that ee

were an the scene again Wednes-|Easter music and poetry. oy oe pointpreguae

cadlaperp ad newe-the Lame Final cont willbe announted

rea oentors Qn i£rips oe « Hyeerad Ne ogy reas Segyraees Petthe wey Fu _ nextSuem week,
in

Plays and parties have kept|ticipated in a PTSA meeti t'were both awarded first division WTHS were tunes band /tor ‘the each ¢ ‘..

* things hopping this week at area'the school. Leonard Pose as ratings ngs from all judges. and choir as they continued re-jers Association Club at Mich-. \ ‘The Junior Class in 1keeping
only mae ; pres A’ CLARKSTO? hearsals t dakar Leap has

schools. The only 5)spirit dampener batebe and forensic coac’ h, ented| |AT N lUnder the fordifct events.jiganOrr State Normal ¥-@ Year announced

san, eee, Feeth es epeatins 8|ns of Gachon are be sluts tgs Sur"ts, telperg rfed 3oatmieso eee

everybody pulled through. | Michigan schools. m aa ery ae fae the high school next Tuesday. Tomahawk staff are taking time < L and girls we or Ps

ss ee iether eae moe | Giving demonstrations .of the |slated April 12-13. This special ram will fea post gandiayeg ee ton = -_ 1 Pantise Paste, The senor bays were oe

a Pree

will resume classes right after! different categories were Eliza-| With time and motion

saving partys entonts ond ing. party April 8—this week some LUNGE! — Mary Ann Saghy, St. Frederick High School senior, jover the freshmen in the

is 99 |7:' for demonstrates technique use the State games
AT WEST BLOOMFIELD” the fall; Linda Hall, interpretive |portrayed by Tom. McNaughton; | S00G members, A eerinty ty {tng squad. Six openings were avail-| Plonship meet in Lapeer March 31. Opponents have learned to watch |witha score of 37-30. The

Easter beth Nemec, debating activity im |ideas on the brain,:the father sionetts,Junior high band iris tried out the cheerlead-| the that she will at Girl's Cham-jof intramural this week

reading; Kathy Morris, extem-|his wife, Janice Farrel. In the will be ae of able. out for Mary Ann who is favored to take first place in the meet. girls defeated the rest
"at
oa

Juniors are almost ready for) pore speaking; Carol Eppler, (children's roles are Barbara Walk-| ™™"!¢ per gendarieecal ' Ge clame Sr chanphehty.5,
y “Hot at p.m.| Roberta Brenda Glenn Underwood, Lincoln Nin Graders ake Saturday ght varsity

their class play ursdayIce” 8 next) originalhumorous erations;reading Tomand Morgan, ler,[fra Pence, Milam, Judy Abare,|Jim oe ,aslee®. ve" ncoin Ninth raders to Take Tri p Pat theBe girl's bas.

in the school gymnasium. The| Rains, deciamation. Ogden, Doug Alexander, Bruce) Choir members were guest voc-. -7 : . ketball team journeyed to East-

ee ce ere a rainer| “The Great Rew” performed va-|Hall and Alice $t, Amant, jalists at Christ Lutheran Church ; inaaee : exp Michigan College at

peculiar family that getsmixed UD! pou, ‘of magic at an assem-| Gthess 4: ho cect Pa; |in Tuesday as they per-|* Saf ter an with

feats Waterford outingGale

unknowlingly in a bank holdup. 41, wednesd are formed for a missionary Mazza. The day was spent swim-

Cast members include Eleanore °” — Thayer playing the > \orand pra —— : ming and playing basketball. _

Arno, Janet Black, Caroline Rabel, AT BLOOMFIELD HILLS Mrs. Fitzgerald; Suellen O"Dell, |" wi iceneg “A Ceopelle ehohe eet wee hw de

Ruth Alix, Betty McPeake, Janet) Tonight the Music Department Miss Brill, the school teacher; |W, ca ie choirs | Spring vacation was on —— team league of 42’ girls A. Crew, presented @ Gemo Last week the biclogy and
Silocasn”) Lace Viasmick” Oeus atl its “Spring Fiesta.) Bill McKee, Dr. Berton; John | Wednesday =— per’|minds of all the junior high school! and 38 boys was led by the “Alley |tion programall parents) physics cinsses heard an explana-

for

Sleshey, Mary Asmberean. Steve Be-\The “tedr wil tai ite autence| Majuelén, doo Gealty aad. Weed formedfor each other and enjoyed students in the area this week,|Cats” with Armand Inkel, Michael! ¢ ao band: members. Crew! om of the Blood system, its
gie and Jane Adams. Directing theon a musical journey starting in| Voss se Larry. Len! Gerte, WEMS Engtich do-\0ne Tie Ge tinth grate es, cb yp eto herria — Dar snowed how the band goes about! ™akeur _ Cnctiene tse tolplay is Robert Nelson. Becte Ames we = American] Gayle Engle is directing the en-| partment head, is expected to re-| ances and banquets. 9 moma ee cree vs aie of tearing 6 uae pee ol word: . Julius ny Dr.
Seniors can ‘Be ans,”"| F :

|e nde pc ad ae ned yt he

Cn et tg ae Cone ee ee am wl se Me MLA twenties cate by

to New York which will highlight |ica and endingup in South Amer-/i.iude badmintonand dancing.|Joseph and General Hospitals for|po avis graders, sccompanc. (i Utica. Lanny Younger placed!st WASMINGTON coe ee ee

soryfe Jee operation, |, Si 810,mG ‘Wiha har charg of te eer examin asec: yee Sete” Mamet ReMi cee ce ant sin | su ned Se top

the fi lates! program. . yivia Clarke jbus at 6 a.mm. May 2. They. hope, grade Vocal Chorus will present | jt clots.

stationery ahs ta aie) area dur-Featured vocalists are John Kuhl---s ol eh eon ae eed she to arrive at 11 p.m, the same day pp lmninge ee = * *

Sharing with other county schools was’ announced the 1956 Vale-| Thirteen girls from 9A Civics’

and stay at the House of Cook. Girts

ing the first two weeks of April man, Clason Schumard, Bob Stead-will White directionFaith The

i in the sadness of the week is dictorian with an all A_ record Satel. Nowhere, 06d. “classes went on a tour of St. Jo-| Service Club under the direction Pig sempse gored |

and a local paper drive tomor-wick and Mary Lou Fuller.

Clarkston. Report cards were through high school. seph Mercy Hospital. These giris| of Mrs. George Yanson will par-pay 8 —
row. The music department partici-issued Wednesday. Exchange students to Port | Someof the places of interest are interested in becoming nurses} ticipate in the event. ——— r thelr eyes as

Tryouts for the All League Chor-pated in the Michigan Vocal Asso--they will visit are: Bureau of upon graduation from high school.| final ine’ draws to a >

Huron were elected by Student

AT LAKE ORION

us have been held. West Bloom-ciation Choral and Glee Club fes-, Council Tuesday, Those who will | and Engraving, the They were accompanied by Mrs.|“T MADISON All copy must be in by April

“Courtesy Day’’ so declared by Smithsonian Institute, Library of Katherine Windiate and Margaret’ Plans are being made for the|and even though it looks impos-

field students chosen are Sharon, tival-held Mar. 13 at Royal Oak. attend Port Huron for a week |

Victor, Thirty-four glee clubs and choirs the Student Council, Thursday, Congress, the Capitol Building, yc} oon, spring semi-formal dance to .be sible, they say they'll be able to

Pitser, Jane Adams, Judy in April will be Carolyn Camp-|

Rabel, Janet-Halsema, Pat parficipated. wes reported to be a very great bell, senior; Carol Soules and and Mt. Vernop. ° . held in June. A theme for the;meet the deadline. :

Carolyn
Knapp, Carol Kreilack, Carol Pe-Judges were Lester Mccoy, Uni-Success, with a new respect for
Rodney Evans, juniors; and | *y will visit the Battlefield at) won the City Homeroom Basket-The einai hae ‘~

The Maurice Levine's homeroom (dance is now under consideration. * * @
terson, Clark Wareham, Larry Hol-versity of Michigan; Glen Klepin-| the student body being permeated
Carole Moore and Norman Thom. |Gettysburg| on their way home Sat-) pay Championship for the ninth a ‘eat agen ds Pred a /
lister, Doug Stilwell, Sandy Clark. ger. Cass Tech High School, Lore! throughout ™ —-| as, sophomores. jurday afternoon and will arrive grade. The team is composed of | Student committees heve’ been Passion — i

Angus Coulter, Pete Begle, Ken Cady, Bay City Jr. College; and) i back in Pontiac about 9 a.m. Sun-) Capt. Melvin Sheffer, Ken Vip-chosen and decorations are being = et Sunday =f Eas-/

The men behind the scenes | Juniors held an all-class meeting

Davus and Tim Hancock. Mrs. Doris Paul, Michigan State

Junior ) Jerry «¢ the the

University. jthe[te z Class play, peey | Tueemy. setting off the annual day, ; May 6. perman, Jim Benfield, plemnet. * » responses at two

AT AVONDALE

forensic students par-| Mixed Choir and Girls’ Glee Club Ernest” which continues through \junior magazine sale. This is one| AT ISAAC CRARY Whittington, Robert Lowry, Dick | Chairmen hope to use the cafe-

Last night

DeBolt, Herman Spicer and Del-
‘rectors, Doug England, Dorothy'club, Top Magazine sellers re-gymnasium will culminate the ‘attendance at 200, Rosalie Lake
a oe !Armstrong and -Ann ceive -prizes such as radios and year's activities for the Crary, The Eastern Junior High School and Penny Grant are

this evening include, student di-/of the big projects of the trip A banquet Saturday night in the bert G : teria for the affair and estimate

Stackovick; co-chairmen

Exams Issue /

stage manager, Bill Rock; make-watches. Ninth Grade Bowling Club. The band under the direction!of Lewis of the event.
up, Marilyn Brown. Class adviser

is James Egner and speech teach-PRR re ney oem ee ca = pens ery grec

ee ere ey 4

er Walter Jenvey is director. remy zg

at St. Michael

* * *

A sign of spring.is the repainting

Students See Film of

of the outdoor signs so the new
schedule for the track and base-Dearborn, Greenfield
iball season can be placed there.
Juniors this week decided on Village
the. pattern of their class rings.
By JANET ENGLISH

The school constitution and by-

Deletign in the routine schedule

laws will be revised after a com-

jclasses’ came to St. ‘Michael's

mittee whose, chairman is Val

itwice’this past week in the form

Joan Urban, makes its recom-

of free days. The first on Monday,

mendation known to the Student

wags the feast of St. Joseph, the

Council. :

patron of our own Sisters of St.

Consideration is also being given Joseph, Then on Thursday, a
the joining of the National Honor, teachers’ institute called the fac-
Society. ulty from the alma mater.

A new system of checking lock-) . e ¢ «@
ers wag instituted for training and Holiday’

“Dearborn was the

safety and was so successful that name of the fitm shown to the
yesterday only one offender was

senior class on Wednesday. Green-
reported

ifield Village and Museum, Ford

SYLVIA CLARKE JEAN LITMATTA |

Spring vacation starts today at

Rotunda, and the Ford plant at
. Lake Orion. Classes will resume!

River Rouge were the places of
jinterests toured during the movie.

Honor Students Named *™* 4. 2

= * *

AT WALLED LAKE

at Waterford High School Several Walled Lake senior and) This week was the last week
|junior high students received hon-|

| of the third quarter and conse-
lorable mention and commendation,

| quently motivated the Michael-
Valedictorian and Salutatorian ot | member of the debate squad. for their entries in the Southeast-| ites to do quite a bit of cram»
Waterford Township High School's She is-past vice president of | orp Michigan Scholastic writing’ ming for final exams,

* ¢ «
week of 1956. were named this, French Club and past secretary contests. They will receive certifi-

week. Heading the class with a 6f Chemistry Club.

‘cates of merit for their achieve-Now anticipation of report cards
perfect 20 point, all-A-average rec: | Sylvia plans to attend Valparaiso| ments on May 3. that are to be given out on Mon-
ord in her high school years is University in Indiana on a four, ' day is creating various sentiments,

Sylvia Clarke, daughter of Mr. and year scholarship where she will) In the senior division, Lee Wei-

‘among the students and exams are

Mrs. Thurman Clarke, 93 Gateway major (ai Brench oc music. denbeck, sophomore, received
Dr. ss | Jean has been a Student ‘Council are mention for his fa-| ‘again accomplishments (or fail-

jures of the past,

: member for two years and a class ilar essay. Ruth Sappisgton, * ®

Chosen as Salutatorian with 4 officer for three: She was chosen senior, received commendation

Extra practice that is being —

near perfect 19.87 record. is Jean naR good citizen of the year, is fF her journalism news story.

‘earried bn of late by the CY¥O

Liimatta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.’ : Bani Trip : Honorable Z mention was given to the “Minstrel

ee bee secretary of the Senior Club

\for forthcoming Ju

Fred Liimatta, Dixie Highway.'onq treasurer of the GAA. | Shirley Wooden, senior, for her

lbilee’’ is bringing out: remarka-

Sylvia is the winner of the os aa } =—— <a
WTHS Betty Crocker Scholarship | She writes a column fot the Pon-In the junior division, Charles

STRIKE UP THE BAND! — Busy counting their one-two-threes Pontine Press Photo | wh ee note. a eeaetlisy

contest earlier this year. She is a tiac Press and plans to take up an| Elder and Virginia Slinker re-and the days until Instrumental Night is held at Waterford Township star'ts the count and keeps things humming for rehearsing band mem-are to receive billing in the show

memiber of the Student Council, elementary teaching course at ceived commendations for their High next Tuesday are. band members, Nancy Oliver, Richard Dex-bers. The special program will feature 300:elementary students, 90 |cover everything from soft shee
secretary of PTSA and an active | Ypsilanti in the fall, |short Both are ter and Margery Oliver. Band director Bruce Orr (second from left) junior high band members and 82 senior high band members, dance teams to a Qizie land band.

stories.

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THE PONTIAC PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1956

LF zs |Forester Explains. Sugar Process :7=27=

, nou ttethwee [Fancy Petunias Add Beauty to Garden Spring Makes _ | =—

PRODUCTS

ty, lasting turf . . , millions of

perennial seeds per pound, 4 For the who is willing

gardener

1 Ib. 1.65—5, lbs. 7.95 to take a little extra trouble the
‘reward in beauty is far greater

SCOTTS LAWN SEED

‘Maple Sap Run |

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even where soil is not $0 good.
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\ 44 Fish

Gallon of Syrup; Tree

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-BRENDEL’S

. recommended, although
seh oleh SEED | you may want to try a mixture of

ot Soe 2-616

vermiculiteor

UTILI half and half soll,

PARAKEETS

and SUPPLIES

Quick and hardy grass coverage Hi even pure If the last Open Monday throagh Geturday

vermiculite.

—— rugged can-take-it Ti aiternative is used, then trans-[em
\ plant rapidly after germinationis

Low temperatures will hurt

1 th. 95e—5 ibs. 4.75 Jf completeda good soil

to where

black-eyed peas. Sweet potatoes] Your One Stop GardenTURF cpapene Sms ey wt ot Or eee are injured by low temperatures Center

is the nutrient ked-grass & : and a short growing season.
fied aide camels by Secs beregedinet | prem Papmaapadlry arpereees is amass to spring] Town & Country

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Saccharum)

and the

two im-

| indoorsthe are not generally equal to competition from

as seedlings

portant producers. Only healthy

ples 40 years or more in age
are used. “Never tap a tree small-|
er than the bucket you are, putting’

the garden weeds,

Container Grown

to it.” is the rule of thumb. |

: * * *

Can Get High

Nursery Stock

In tapping, a % inch or 7-16 inch |

hole is bored one inch to ,2 inches

on the’ Now Available

deep. A spout is inserted and a

Fall Berry Yield

“Canned,” or container-grown

Fiche Wain

_|mursery stock, which has been
tested in the Midwest and East for
several years is now found at
numerous nurseries throughout the
country, according to reports by

_ |the American Association of Nur-
serymen. Growing of plants in con-
|tainers originated in California and
gradually has spread to most parts
of the country.

* @ @
County Agent Advises
Growers to Forsake
Summer Crop

If you're willing to sacrifice the

| summer crop of Durham Red rasp-
berries, you can » a a much higher
and earlier yield in the fall. That’s
the advice of John K. Bray, assist-
ant county agricultural agent.

gathering tank and then to the| Bolens Gorden Troctors hove 111 ettackmenty

sugar house. which give you yeer ‘round we. Only Bolens hes
|

Verne-Matic Drive, which giver you continuous smooth

Most sugar houses used wood as |

speed ot full power, with no belt switching,

a source of heat for cooking the |
clutching

or gear shifting.

sap. It takes two to three cords —

of wood to reduce 2,000 gallons of |

sap to syrup. The water is botled

Ask for a Demonstration—We Take Trade-Ins

CREDIT TERMS!

Agent Bray points out that Dur-

Advantages listed are:

ham bears two crops—one in the An old timer can tell when the)

Extension of planting

season.

syrup is thick enough by looking

Plants grown in containers can
more easily be transferredhome)

to
.|properties at any time of the year)

Pontiec Rd. ot Opdyke Rd. FE 4-0734—FE 4-1112

Trees. Dig own. . Bring burlap

a hole can be dug in the soil.

te7. Greenridge Farm

Fase of All the cus.

handling.

Your Authorized Dealer—Ffarmall Tractors—Bolen Garden

tomer has to de is remove Agent Bray suggests prun-i Tractors— McCormick Farm — Kasco Feeds—

80 Implements
plant from the container ing the Durham canes back Scott Lawn Products

Plant. | sewn Organic Clubs

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Eliminates root disturbance.

then bear only in the fail of Michigan Plan

When transplanted by the home,
owner the reots are not disturbed |

Meeting Sunday

In testing this practice of sev

or bruised.

° pruning in the spring, J. E. Moul-|

Ld s The fourth annual meeting of the
Controlled quality. Quality of tom, horticulture specialist at Mich-| pederated Organic Clubs of Mich-
plants can be controlled better

jigan State University, found that

ligan is scheduled Sunday in the

when grown in containers, it is ipruned plants yielded 840 quarts LAWN CARE

|Dethi Township Hall tn Holt. Regis-

|per acre compared with 210 quarts

sald. jtration wll begin at 9 a.m. and the PRODUCTS

from plants that were not pruned.

business meeting at 10.

j™ fruit from the pruned plants\City Gardeners Utilize was large arid also started to ripen Dr. William A. Albrecht, chair-
10 days ealier in the fall. | man of the Department of Soils, Scott's Utility Lawn Seed. tb. 95e

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THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1956 TWENTY-FIVE

2 ‘Lemon Trees Produce Frait in County

son's needs. It is always a good)

idea to sit down and figure these The common baxwood hedge like

jof the March winds are still with scaping since early colmnial days
us. Here are some of the points and is still popular especially along

to keep ‘in mind: How much fer-| the East | Coast.

tilizer and.grass seed do I need?, ~ cotene a

Fruit I ndustry Procpects
Are there any new shrubs and) Por poises -communicatemn
flowers. to plant or replace. each other by -whistling.

Limbs Covered ” Get Equipment

Bright in State This Year

With Tiny Buds in Good Order

YOUR

EAST LANSING—Prospects tor| more aware of the nutritional value
the fruit industry in Michigan have fruit and is demanding increas-
ing quantities of the Michigan

“California Plants’ Grow Plan Season's Needs

looked so bright, a Michi-

pro-

“SIGHT...

never

duct,

an State University turist |

Well When Movedi for Best Garden, Says

Fall Parks Supervisor

coated horticul Michigan) according to Hootman,

H. D, Hootman.says. the outlook |! Second only to California in im-
is favorable despite the fact that | Portance as a diversified fruit

fruit prices to growers have not |*t#te-In 1955,. Michigan ranked

By REBA HEINTZELMAN ~ By WILLIAM AHO

always kept up with costs, first among states in the produc-
ition of tart cherries, blueberries Milford Correspondent Parks Supervisor
One ot the big reasons for the (and black raspberries; second in

MILFORD—There are two lemon Parks and Recreation Department

promising outlook,

the extension plums; third in strawberries

and \trees right here in Michigan that Perhaps some of our readers:

horticulturist insists, ts = |peaches; fourth in apples, pears,

think they're still growing in Cali-

‘have noticed the flow of sap, the
population and industry, igrapes. fornia. greening of the grass. area near,
* * LJ the warmth of the house and the!

Michigan ts expanding in both |and sweet cherries; and fifth in|

For the last six years, these two
he says, is becomingand With the leadership of Michigan ‘citrus Medica Linonums (le mon

And this increasing population,

chirp of our feathered friends whichmore
announces the welcome season of

fruit growers, with favorable soils trees) have been blooming and

spring. You breathe a sigh of re-

and climate and closeness to mar-producing fruit almost continuous-
kets, Michigan will continue to be ly, according to their owner, Mrs.

Hef as you know you can exchange
‘ |your snow shovel for those garden
man says. --and lawn tools you so regretfully
and carelessly stored away last

a leader in the fruit industry, Hoot-Charles Del Gaudio.

DRICONURE

ooh * Ld s

€ pe 3G Shrubs and Vines

If we have planned and prepared
Duck Lake road, but during the

for the enjoyable gardening and
day they work in their gift shop

landscape work which lies ahead,

at Northland,
During the summer months, the other hand, if you suddenly re-|

the all-organic fertilizer Can Stop Erosion things can run smoothly. On the,

On any steeply sloping land, the
planting of shrubs and vines will trees are placed outdoors in their

member the careless manner in]
LEMON TREE BLOOMS — Mrs. Charles Del Gaudio stands nearLAWNS one of her lemon trees which is loaded with tiny buds. By next week
Mrs. Del Gasdio maps her Gees Wal te @ mam of tp tacent od
"| blooms. Two weeks later fruit should appear. Needless to say fresh

GARDENS

‘| lemon meringue pie is-a-favorite at the Del Gaudio household.

SHRUBS

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form. .

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TREES

in Dying Trees

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— In the Jan. 1 issue of the Farm
The fruit oa | The trusty pruning saw can rout
Condition os well os fertilize shiny, grown these Cum mare many over-borers from

DRICONURE 3-2-1 does two jobs when you | Association of Nurserymen. Michigan lemon trees are almost |" me ae be! . N ean wintering

put it to work on your lawn or gardens. itis! Many shrubs and vines can be\as big as grapefruit and some) ace e their wood ‘‘pill-boxes

. growth -stemulating FERTILIZER All-‘used for this purpose, some of the|/ weigh close to. three-quarters of a [Rens ee 6

WeORICONURE 3-2-1 canna bora pet | more common vines peing the|pound each according to Mrs. Dell the new Case 411 of the 400

honeysuckles, clematis, evonymous' Gaudio.

lawns. ‘series which burned relativelyrel high

Kt conditions light or heavy jakebia, etc., while almost any \ trees do pr test gasoline weighing 6.125 pounds

8 moisture (Shrub will
nutrients, in clay soil it aerates and breaks a rater as Mrs.\ Del Genito jot 46.70 H. P. with a fuel’ con-

sorts DRICONURE 3-2-1 provides serve that has a’ ggod|require much care \ ‘only lots of per gallon developed its rated load

OO says “You don't know \what you're pounds

ethgaatlpcir So tnd sat cose to wwe Auto ‘ecient took 38,500 U.S. | missing if you haven't tasted fresh Pepe Safe a colton
1 Effective lives in 1965. lemon meringue pie.” ictup of gas to do the work of a

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“|stretch my fingers in that crum. of Course, on whether it's mild or| The garden peony is a relativeof trees is the

result of

complex

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lit? Let's hope it won't be too ous cherry trees in Washington|of the genus Paeonia. The arden sel resulting in a bumperone

crop

‘long now. since 1930 has varied from March peony, whose flowers sometimes year and a small crop the next

Cashor

DRICONURE 3-2-ul * # 6 20 to April 15 and one variety|meastre 10 inchesmore across Scientists have never

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jsecond” shift-‘bonus; three weeks ! /

arthrop Aircraft sinte az tece’ RIEL Warrior ~~ open Fi ‘raat

Delivery

rants Pay Raises i“ "=" ‘Warns’ French 42" Me: |
T MAWTHORNE, Calit, w-North-|, Te taiities are in Hawtborne.| VV ATS FTENCH i oop. ow. &. b a " |

rop Aircrafthas announced Edwards Air Force Base and On-i

Inc.,

pay increases for employes at SiX tario, Calif., and Cocoa, Fla. Old Abd El Krim ‘Burns’ |

See catletion ws {54 ON) The increase brings the max! Over State Affairs in!

* Florida installation. mum hourly rate to $2.95,
» President Whitley C. Collins said ie ae ' Native Morocco

PY /cxma MIGHTY fie |

Yesstor M00 employes re\@per ee throws| carn Egypt arch 28. wt | a / EXTRA oo. ree

ary cent of thir

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~ e . | all over n, .~ : “

Showing Line | 25,232" <a

‘bellion more thas years ago

First

of 1956

| state affairs in Morocco, his native!

The largest selection of ‘country. |
Pianos Gallagher's has He is mad at the French, at!
ever had. |the Sultan and at the leaders of,
the Istiqlal (independence) party.|
At 73, after three decades in ex-;

SPINET get back into the thick of things
and set matters straight. |
The Emir—he is a prince ofFor Onl $43 Up | the Khettabi family—tms a mili-|
y tary plan for getting the French|
jout of North Africa but he says)
Others te Fit Any Budget jhe ts not getting sufficient audi.’
ence from the present Moroccan)

~
°
The
.
First
.
Showing of the
|
leaders.
| The Emir now admits
‘la hand in’ planning
he has
attack
had
on! sie: ie . ie
|
Kimball
This piano is the
experience. It has
effect into it by the
PIANO ORGAN
product of Kimball's 97 years of
incorporated a beautiful organ
use of Electronic Organ principles.
|French forces in the Riff moun-
tains, but he is annoyed with the
present Moroccan leadership for
what he feels is its failure to or-
. ~
d
r
, (A.
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nen sae
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Both piano and organ may be played at the same ® =u we wr scsmmancite
time or separately. The present Sultan, Mohammed

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‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY. MARCH 33,1956 TWENTY-SEVEN

ings Make It Two Straight,

DETROIT boards “With the Wings’ Gordie situation. These two, along with getting his cut patched up—showed
i Howe. Toronto would permit no the Leafs’ Marc Reaume and de. hy he ranks second only to Mau-

~~ visitors in its dressing room after (troit’s Howe, drew penalties total-Tice (The Rocket) ‘Richard among
spans es oan the game, but it was reported jing 13 minutes. Lindsay came active players in goals and poigis _

— cs Sloan may have suffered a bre-‘gut of the melee with a gash just Scored in playoff competition, .
awesome ken Doctors said they over his left eye and needed three | + © *@ i
shoulder,

ing ‘back would take X-rays after the club to close it, | The five-teet, eight-inch

stitches 160-

on returned to Toronto, The Leats had a briet lead fader who is completing his 12th
Sloan ai : | last night, but the Red Wings season

The Leats lost theix 2nd in Weer Suenos Seocea cca | teak Cover tale loomed ‘for Howe's pass from behind the

re uaarg ble. Lindsay was injured, too, but| ened George Armstrong Sout 10 feet in front of the goa)-

a passoff to a team-

came back strong to tally the win-| ®Cored at 5:09 of the first period ™outh—faked

— = ning goal on a beautiful play that te make it 1.0 Toronto, jmate cutting inside from right
sr he later passed off as “luck—just, Aisx Delvecchis's score after alan’ San Domeenent:o=t
Os

trudged os plain luck.” im | ineat aan F past goalie Harry Lumley. i

—a— disappointed. me regular NHL Lindsay and Sloan started a fra-at 5:40 of the second period tied it) Tae Red Wings went into piteh-

| Only the Toronto club of 1942) be assisted from the ice after a {cas that included eight players be-up. and the brash Lindsay—after| #™d rum tactics in the late going
and the team 1945 ever’ third peried crackup on the |fore officials of the sitting out his third and) *fter Lindsay's

Detroit of penalty goal im the final

: ri -minute of the second period. But
© . re they got an goal

insuranceaf

14:39 of the third when Lorne
from Metro Prystaj and slammed
‘ it home to make it 3-1.

The count of the saves. shows
@ ‘how Detroit dominatedLum-

orler Collects Three Hits ro rr Pot an aed

play.
’ ley had 37 and Detroit's

rookie
LAKELAND, Fla. — J. W./and Pete Woley finished up with
a.

(Porter came to the Detroit Tiger | two hitless stanzas.

‘

The Wings’ Dutch Reibel,

camp this spring as a ‘“‘catcher,| eo ¢ ¢

suffered a disclocated

shoulder

iperiod. ? Meanwhile, the left field job

= | still is up for grabs with Charley
| The word was that there would Maxwell and Jim Delsing the
‘be no more experimenting with| chief contenders.

this young man, no more of the :

| shuffling from one position to an-1" Winning its fourth straight
other that drove Porter to bay over the Tigers Brooklyn opened
three gloves last year—a catcher’sand closed with Michigan pitchers.
mitt, a first baseman’s glove and Chuck Templeton, a 215
a fielder’s glove. lefthander from Wayne,

more than a week ago, reinjured it
and sat out the final period. but
trainers said he be rea
iwhen the two poe st pa
‘Toronto Saturday night.

' If reguiar season records are an
indication,

: . the Leafs could square

Se ee a ce ee on Bowen
jumper is aiming at three objectives. He wants to break the world ings could
record of 6 feet 11% inches held by Buddy Davis of Texas A&M; he victory and three ties
wants to win an Olympic gold medal and wants to be the first man to ames on Leaf ice

clear 7 feet. Ernie,

6-2, now competes for the Los Angeles Athletic

year-old Oklahoman will wind up

“fm left field and not behind the

Plate, , ‘Louisville vs. Dayton

~The reason is his hitting. The
Tigers desperately need the kind
-of hitting Porter has shown them

AP Wirephete this spring, espetially the variety
TAG DANCE AT FIRST — Harvey Kuenn (7) first base in yesterday's game. Kuenn was out

S=2"=NIT Finals Televisedpey were

and Gil Hodges, Brooklyn Dodger first baseman, after a grounder in the close call. Umpire is Vic bowed again to Brooklyn 4-2.

be the third meeting between Francis was slow starting,but

* * *: 4

go into a barn dance appearance as they crowd Delmore. Detroit lost 4-2.

7 once the Flyers got moving, it was

| Porter slammed a double, a two-|!y tolledSt.

for Francis’
run homer and then showed enough
to beat out an infield sin-

gle. accountedthree of the

for

Lions’ Case

against second . seeded

eight Detroit hits.

in ‘the championship final tomor-| |
Porter was deprived of the (row afternoon,

joys of victory when the Dodgers bd * * Joseph's (23-6) that ended ari pon

SE Against Dub

rallied for four runs—three of | |
them on a homer by Duke Snider ae

MIAMI—“Now that the major leagues have finally, —in the seventh inning right aft-proved) Dayton’s mastery of little St.
discovered

America you can no longer take it Up {0 Judge er Porter’s two-run blast. much too big and’ experienced for
the Brooklyn Terriers 89-58 in the

that any club is permanently settled in just one|

granted Al Aber was the victim after re-

semifinals last night. St. Francis

. oo

location. That goes for the Giants as well as the Dod-‘tiring SP in order. Steve Short and Tiffany . Retain

had upset fourth-seeded Niagara

_ Testimony Completed

gers.” Gromek allowed four its in four
The speaker was a man well ques

to discuss i in $10,000 Suit Over iscoreless innings to start it = a pacha ana looked

business aspects of sports. Dave R. Jones, a gray haired’ : ‘its best in whacking third-seeded City Table Tennis Titles
with wrinkles his blue is, Ex-Detroit

. .

Gridder

about

laugh

gentleman

Philadelphia 89-79

eyes,

‘St. Joseph's of

Bobby Short and Ellen Tittany to five games by Jerry Kruskie

football team. | Foroeerg| Gstarie, Marck 23

lim the other half of the semifinal,

of the Cleveland Browns

president

successfully

defended

their

city|before

coming

19-21,

21-14,
out

top,

“up

2i-)

doubleheader that drew 16,125 to

history.

New

~-ol-T

He is also president and chairman of the board. —Chiet Justice J. C. McRuer had:

Madison Square Garden.

today a $10.000

under consideration

and chairman of

geometric stamping

* *

company

decisioning Richard Dionne,

21-18, and 22-20.

The title game, to be televised Thursday night Bethanyby

——-19,

nationally (CBS-3 p.m. EST) will

The mixed

his men’s singles title by downing

Tiger Box Score

Sid Barnfather, 21-10, 16-21, 21-16,

counts of 21-16, 21-16, 18-21,

and 23-21. Miss Tiffany held on to)

BROOKLYN o

?
8

21-19.

her women's singles crown by,

back Gloria

turningRose, 21-9, 18-|

21, 23-21, and 24-22. | A M

played second base for a paint company team is plggipealzarn naligpletenayent|

co-~coseeny

eles

Sse-re+.eevow

lee

a-“@-=

suuUseeeeceee-~eesesexceoeo-unHouno~o™

wee

1956

it.

CATHOLIC

Commerce. in the tourney

feet-six Ed Burton tells most of ‘now are 18-2

* ° |
19th | on arstened

Championship ..t",2the seteChiefs to greater te reer ANS annon: . The Pioneers are

efforts

; , | mext season, the Chamber of without a flashy scorer and coach

STILLWATER. Okla ®—If 007: is financing the team's | Archery Closes

Commerce Season

sistency is a criterion. the Okla-* trip to East Lansing. The Chiefs | -
homa Aggies should be favored advanced to Wednesday's state| Hockey Playoffs

their National Cor (Ceaeeel ‘ing “a”
lin Waterford Rec Loop

‘Masi 19th lati _| banquarter-finals before bow to | SERIES

Caeto annex
vs. New York The team of Bob Kent, Jack| awarded to Bill Giles, Dot

jegiate Athletic. Assn., wrestling, | Montreal

; { Coach Art Ryzin and his! Overbaugh, Wade Stalions, and Ray) France, and Ray Meyer.
championship as the host team ™ boy a) will (headVan
lfor Ge Soursey) (Seriesap
is even at 1-1) Gites

Meyer, all from Pontiac, carried

posted tile men’s high actual-|

the annual today! ee this at 2:30.. Y| ,2_° ‘Thursday's
off honors the seore the with |

|. s Results

26th scene

tournament afternoon Hud)
championship in Wa-for season 717,
and tomorrow. ‘Powers, Pontiac businessman, Bee tat © NewSee terford Archery League, sponsored France tops for the

was women
Coach Art Griffith's Cowpokes Claude Treais, Rod's father, ath-
Sunday—at New York. by the Waterford Township Ree-with actual and handicap totals
have won titles the
and
director
Zittel the “RB”
reation
this
League play
cap
of 141-298,
with
and Meyer
score
wns
299.

Saturday—at York.

18 since first letic Tom Dodson, and! Department. handi-

SERIES

held 1928 Fred are furnirhing
vs
iended week. king a oftournament
will shooting
was in
their 'Tansportation.
Detroit
leads
Toronto
of seven * Six the teams shooting

‘be for third (DETROIT best | * * of eight

: |-The foursome of Sonny France,

straight triumph. series, 2-0), over the 13-week span came within

Bill Giles, Bill Carland, and Mil-

Preliminary matches were to Moore Upsets Randall | Thursday’s Result a few points of the league win-

lard Pender took second place,

hit the four mats at Gallagher! ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (INS)— DETROIT 3, Toronto 1. ners. €

while the team of Joseph Cooper,

Hall at noon today followed by @ Roy Moore, Waterville, Me., yes-Saturday—at Toronto. This was one of the most suc-

{Ed LaFlamme, Dot France, and

night session starting at 6:30 p.m. terday. upset defending champion Tuesday at Toronto cessful seasons since the Water-

‘David Goit finished third. Trophies, ARCHERY POINT CHAMPS—Dorothy France scores of 141-293. Giles and Meyer topped the mt
Semifinal tussles will be contested Edward H. Randall, Rochester, ford

| (If required) .-Archery League began five

were awarded to members of the shows Bill Giles (left) Ray Meyer why she with actual and handicap totals of 217 and

tomorrow afternoon with the N.Y., 5_ahd 4. in the quarter-finals 29 years according Tom

March at-Detroit
three top squads.
ago, to Bel-
| led all feminine shooters tiis season in the Water-spectively. League activity concluded

championship to be decided tomor-|of the American Seniors Golf Assn, | March 3i—at Toronto. ton, \recreation department) di
row night. Tournament, \ April 3—at Detroit, Individual trophies rector,

were ' ford Archery League with actual and handicap night at the Community Center,

/ i — { : Fi

| ’

and led his industrial league in hitting. He is a was a passing star. The Lions

talents to win the men's doubles | member of the Burning Tree golf course in Wash-title ever Barnfather and Adolph

jclaim he broke a contractural op-| >
tion on his services for 1955 when)

ington in addition to others in Ohio and North Magnas by scores of 16-21, 21-17,

che jumped across the border.

Carolina. ar :

Seok tntry in

E l 500

Walz, p 1

He once boasted a club handicap of 7. He has carried Patan pode oes rl Defending junior men's titlehold-| .

extended Robbins

ri
ri
ae

20238

er John Wettlauter was

of Royal Oak

fairway feud with his old pal; Tris nave. one across the border for 3

for Gromek

country

on a cross

A—-Grounded ow

;

in Tth.

BH out for Cole

Enters Car in Classic

Speaker. When he was only 32, he successfully man-more money. Edwin L. Anderson,

;

C—Qrounded out for W ‘ojey in 9th.

the gubernatorial campaign of Harry L. Davis. He Detroit Lions president, said he

000 000 400-—4

aged

Days Numbered | at Indianapolis

096 902 000—2

Fa7

was Cleveland's first boxing commissioner, headed the offered Dublinski $14,000, but that

Laid

* ’
Athletics

: B—De

local Civil Service Commission and was.a member of Toronto offered him $17.50. for

HR—Porter, — a. ;

INDIANAPOLIS )—A car owned

14:10.

-. “ + . odges Left—Brooklyn 6,
Cleveland’s Zoning Board. He is quite a family man, has , “harles Dubin. Dublinski's de

“SPECS” DOBY — New center BB-—Gromek 3, Aber A, — H

by Jim Robbing of Royal Oak,

Mickie hich capraned the pols’ 9

three children and six grandchildren. . ensey comer | raed

did not properly

Right Hander

eo
eo
ete ‘i Cole 2 Waiz 1 —rome r

exercise their fielder for the Chicago White jor pieton 3, Cole HO—Gromek ¢

Sox

4 Wojey 0 in 3, (rhespnepare = :

IT TAKES A BIG BUDGET TO RUN A MAJOR CLUB loption on the quarterback’'s serv-'may try wearing: glasses this sea; | WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. sition. in last year’s 5300-mile

44 Cole 2-2.” WP--Temple-‘Arnold Portorarrero’s days on & the Indianapolis Motor

To build’a beateri-down second division club into aices and that, Desides. the option) son. His eyes hampered him R'gh "quer

when he hit. 291 for the Cleveland el W-—Cole. L—Abe r U rt way, has been entered for the

‘

Tol}. ASR.

first division hustling outfit requires intelligent work. ‘lause in |

contracts was illegal

City's pitching staff

‘ (NL), Kinley (AL),

appear

race and Eddie Russo of Ham-

Indians last

year een

You've got to assemble a crack front office crew. anyway ae

be numbered. ‘mond, Ind., nominated to drive

The big right-hander, ineffec-| Robbins’ car won the 1955 pole

Then vou have to enlarge vour scouting system,

Muskegon Heights ‘A’ Favorite

| thve after recoveringa sere (position with a speed of

from 140.045

registered for pennant-

buy real estate in the minors, assemble a good man-

arm last year (5-9), was shelled miles an hour and was driven by

Montreal. It was New York's

ager and a roster of good players. |

for 9 runs and 10 hits in three Jerry Hoyt of Indianapolis, but a

‘triumph in Montreal

innings yesterday as the A’s |broken oil line took it out of the

All this requires a hefty budget. To move requires

130, 1954.

Rie 8

“RB” team came trom behind te big race early.

moving van and a a man who can trundle out

of the Interna. The same trouble, incidentally,
tional League, 15-9. stopped Russo last year, when he

defeat Montreal

=e é

your filing cases. :

*
Klum likes it that way. “‘For-| Muskegon Heights’ story. He
o—What does|/Ed

| EAST LANSING

driving the Dr. Sabourin Spe-|

* * *

syracuse

boys are equally) controls the backboards, thrives was

He has been little better in pre-oja)

ins Geant Seseot 5 j

our

The decision to move obviates or postpones indefinitely it

take to win one of Michigan's tunately,

balanced

RESULTS

and anv one of them can| on pump shets from his center -

vious exhibitions this year. ; Man-To. date 28 cars have been en-. Louis %,

high school basket-

That's why you four coveted

of building a zood team.

the necessity’

scored

pivot position and has

| (St. Louis jeads

break loose at will. Don Perigo,|

ager Lou Boudreau has indicated tered. The deadline is April 15.

bad teams growing rich in new cities. When. the ball championships”

| SATURDAYS

see

of Michigan basketball coach 452 points in 19 games, only one

that if Portocarrero

a St.

doesn't show Only the 33 fastest qualifiers will Fort Wayne at St. Louis

sen

novelty wears off the bad teams can move on to a new Sixteen teams — four each in Bill Perigo, is Ann Arbor’s shifti-of which the Heights have lost.

ponder-

jimprovement soon, he will find start the Memorial Day (May 30) *

Class A, B, C and D—are

|_psedetpnia et parrecuse (afternoon)

pigeons.

est ball handler. Pioneers now are oO

group

‘himself on the Columbus roster. race

CEN.

ing that point today as they poise

DETROIT

18 and 5.

semifinal rounds in the

* * | TRAL: Coach Bill Foley's

. . for the

. :

Chiefs Get Lansing Trip‘

_ HAMTRAMCK: Ann Arbor’s op-:Shamrocks learned how to bottle

rer"

The sixteen will be shaved to ‘ponents are balanced much the up Pontiac’s Willie DeWalt and
same as the Pioneers. The Cosmos hold him to three field goals in

The Pontiac High School basket-/tonight at Michigan State's Jenison eight tonight and the eight to the

(15-3) lean heavily on Harold their. quarterfinal upset and wil!

in the

hall team will attend the semi-Fieldhouse. four winners tomorrow

| Schatz, Marv Ringo and Bill try the same thing against fhe

They won't be playing like they — :

Fleming. who generally split up| Heights’ Burton. Catholic Central

had hoped, but they'll be among To better understand what the

most of the scoring ‘could win—if it can bottle up

the many interested spectators— semifinalists have to offer. here is

=> 2 ‘Burton. CC's power seems to lie

thanks to the Pontiac Chamber of a capsule view of the “A” teams

MUSKEGON HEIGATS: Six. in Bob Skrzycki. The Shamrocks

THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1956

fs,

Maples Run in Huron Relays

_cheqtes. Rava_oot loot @° deal:

,day
state! .anpual
get! Relays
Satur-Te

| Twenty other’ schools, including make the trip tomorrow. Treais

night when they enter, ‘the first the hurdles and broad jumper E. made—— medley, half-mile, |

‘By BELL CORNWELL

Pontiac High's. defending.

Michigan Normal Huron J. Harris.
the college's new Bowen| Two other PHS standouts, halt. “Fanning inWillams,the relay Aeevents will } veaing the Maple parade will

Class A track champions will

early test of strength

hy in Y ti. ler Rod Treals and -high

er,

| jumper Hudson Ray, will not

* * *

at can a onan

and Ray have been involved in

RNR

a-errerwdesranaensessomecen

om*

hla

lorites,
took ipected

West-| piver

Sexton, and Saginaw Val-| to Participate in 3rd

The ley nemesis Flint Northern.

by
jist

ere
eet— are 330 individual en-| | track —e *

=== The Chief cindermen are shoot-will be 2%3-strong at the Ypsi
Due to the large field, each ing for high stakes in. all five: meet. The Maples, defending linaries get under way at 7 o'clock, :
school will be permitted only relays ~ the 440-y ard, . distance Easterns Michigan League followedthe fingls at

by 8.

Playofflead

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

one contestant in each individ.

Louis
Hawks if they asked to play all

You couldn't blame the St.

ual event, A program of four

Union Bowling

field events and eight running

Ted_ Williams Tip

Exercises Put Punch

in Al Kaline’s Bat

LAKELAND, Fla. IAI Katine that: added weight over the 1954)

of their National Basketball

Assn.
courts.

| |

events, re five relays, is

playoff oo on foreign

* *

gach Wi Schloerke's. talent-,

The i sewed up their

iat
the

eee ee

Pistons’

best-of-five

sadeeach, Waly are —

fay. Meef to Start

round against Minneapolis

but stiff opposition,

is ex-|

Lakers’ court and last night

Arbor,

from haa bree Inkster,

Rouge, Lansing Eastern,

1-0 lead over Fort Wayne,

300 Entries Expected

Dates

victory

the

youngest

ever

lead

the

season gave

Kaline

the that

the

court.

second

of the

Annual ‘Tourney

game

American League in hitting, did -= ie,

Jan by hicnielt. "|moved the $32,000 bonus right

series, which will be televised

Rounding out Poly s entry

NBC, will be played at St.

Louis
Meantime the other half of the,

Battle Creek, Dearborn, |

are

The third annual UAW-CIO Re Nobody ever told him how to i Better af the Detroit Tigers from

Poutiae Press Photo

SPORTSMEN IN ACTION -— Ben Hardesty,

Satarday afternoon.

Detroit
ton, Ecorse, Dearborn Fordson.

and

St. Joseph, Detroit Thurs-

gion 1-B bewling tournament will swing a bat and nebody probably 276 10, .340 and from four home

Retail store. Herb Albaugh (right) an Arms com-

former world’s flycasting champion fleft) and

Henry Gotham, manager of the Pontiac Retail pany representative gives Loyd Sibley, 1st vice

ever will. ~ runs to 27 He only grins at that

be held Saturday and Sunday at

in’

Syra-
Bos-
clashing

es ,.

with the Warriors, Eastern Divi

best
game|
Sunday,

senfifinal round gets underway

Highland
ens, Romulus, Wayne, Wyandotte

Park, Monroe. Mt, Clem-

The thought has been adh anced! reasoning.

the Pontiaic Recreation lanes, with

Store (second) get into some fish taik at the president of the Oakland County Sportsmen's Club

Philadelphia tonight with the

Mayor William W. Donaldson roll-| i : ae! “Nobody really helped = my

Nationals, conqueror of

Ypsilanti.

Sportsmen's Show held through Sunday at the demonstration oe the product of his

cuse

company.

ing the first ball.

Z hitting.” says the modest 21-vear

in the first round,

ton

Schieerke will take 26 ,of his | Saturday's competition begins at.

Gtasiods % ts Yoo! mast

old right-handed slugger from

Lead Miami Open

Mantle Finally

Baltimore. “I was always a good

1 pm, while Sunday's action gets.

sion champions. This also is

-of-5 series with the second

headed
dones

basiest
run in the 65-yard low and high

hurdien addition the high

and

= Le versatile lage: | under way at 11 a.m.

hitter. Even in high school I hit

Fans After 35

scheduled for Syracuse

Ww probably

boy the lot. Jones

Young Pros Shoot 64's

Bowlers will vie for doubles,

will

afternoon.

above 300.”

singles, and team honors. All

be conducted

Trips to Plate

| Competition will

on Didn't Ted. Williams help his,

hitting?”’

jumps. a handicap basis, with prizes and

broad

WEST PALM BEACH, Fila. #—

{Mickey Mantle, the New York

trophies being awarded to the

“No!” replies Kaline. “Williams MIAMI. BEACH, Fia. w—Gard-| posted an eight-under-par 64 in,

yimners.

Freeman

Watkins is slated for,

ner Dickinson Jr., one of Ben Ho-|yesterday’s opening round. They

suggested I build my arms up ang DT

gan's

Yankee outfielder who normally

strikes out around 100 times each

prize pupils, and Billy Max-| were three strokes better than the

the)

strengthen my grip with winter|

well, from Hogan’s home state of best of the rest.

will see acti in

fanned for the first time

season,

exercises. He used to swing a Texas, were targets today in the * ¢

than 300 entries

bowlers to the more

Most

this spring yesterday,

fhe

at
The Chiefs

pole vault,

ee one

‘second round of the Miami Beach Dickinson, who ofee was an as-|

° * ° } expected this1 weekend. heavy bat during the winter and

Vinegar Bend Mizell St. Louis

Keglers will participate from Open Golf Tournament. sistant to Hogan and who tried to!

may not enter the j Squeeze a rubber ball. I did these.

Schloerke said. Ted!Ann

‘lefty, made Mantle a_ strikeout

Arbor, Jackson, Adrian, Kala-

The young pros—Maxwell is 26.\ pattern himself after the Bantam

\victim in the first inning of the

things and I believe they helped

Dickinson 28—played brilliant golf of the Fairways, breezed in late

|Munger

of whom cleared 11-7 last year, Chelsea, Deerfield, Milford and Van

and Frank Whitlock, both mazoo, Howell, Pinckney, Dexter,

|game won by the Cards 7-5, Man-

I also do pushups from the floor

worthy of Hogan himself, as each! with a 30 on the back nine to!

PENN -~-sational

with my hands. tle officially had batted 35 times

— ss pull into a tie with Maxwell. Dick-
have
pole vault instructor Ray Low-—_—_----

Hubbard, supervisor

steady
been
were

been lost to the service, leav-|Dyke, as well as Pontiac:

in exhibitions, before striking out.

Kaline got off to an amazing

‘inson is from Panama City, Fla.,

jing
ry

Vaulter George Thrasher, a'a former star lineman for the

start last spring, hitting .380 after

Weather Is Factor and Maxwell is from Odessa. Tex

| Cal

sizeable rebuilding job.

um-

batting safely in 31 of his first 33

P ENN — sational

* * «@ ipires in the American Leaghe, is

Tied Course Record
the|
course)

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with its par of 36-36—72. Shelley:

four games without a hit. MIAMI, Fla. &—Horsemen.

\fayfield of Westbury, N.Y.,

set

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point-makers Willie Wilson in' League.

are

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“Although I had a good jump

waiting for the weather to deter-the record in this tournament last

son the field I was surprised that

HONE | MAN / TELLS ANOTHER 4

mine how many 3-year-olds will

year.

m1 led both leagues.” says Kaline| istart in the $100,000 added mile’ Veteran Pete Cooper of
a | (Richie Ashburn

of the Phillies and a furlong Florida Derby at and Sam Urzetta of Rochester, Seafair Trophy Race

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figure

EVANSTON, 1. uM — The Sanjsmoothly in chopping down South-| But many of the experts

| at Madison Gorden |

last: night, 86-68,/that the Dons are well-nigh in-
extended etely in rolling up|that they were

j : ' |Francisco Dons seldom have been ern Methodist
almost occa pewmagred Gomme paar Hawk-
: their amazing winning streak, but! pressive. eyes in strid their cam-

middle’ low tonight may force’ ther to| Possibly they left a feeling paign with \a SSgame winning

a memes, ——

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all stops in order to gain among the 10,500 fans at

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cast and telecast (NBC-TV, radio, 12-hour International Grand Prix Walters of West Palm Beach, Fla.,|, Rebounding -ee chen

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month,~.

Nee ue tomorrow With a pair of vid pros, Siundew:

By THE ASSOCIATED. PRESS down to their fifth straight exhi-

' “Must” is the name and if he and Carey's Cottage. in the 106.9

Larry Doby, the hard -hitting bition defeat 84. Deby connected.

jWins the 110th running of the sroup Carey’ s Cottage. third lastTHE TODAY. LOOK: | Sox. whose hobby. is tage. plays.| times with Minnie Minoso on t

‘outfielder of the Chicago White off Lew Burdette and Lou Sleater,'

Grand National, -steeplechasing Year, has: fatien only once th_57
is taking a lot of bows this spring.| base, -:

+ | will have its counterpart fo ama-races
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jteur. Bobby Jones whipping pros Other harses in the top hevned.
1S TH in the regular season there may Yankees lost just across the Mersey River in six are Queen Mother Etzabeth’s,
be no stopping the Sox.

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* _* Hoylake in 1930 as part of his golf-Devon Loch at 100-8 and ESB.)
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Side has. not—--on..an. American, righthander, struck out nine Cleve-* * The sudden surge of Carey’ |

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Doby conceivably can be the and Bobby Adams also homered

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league in circuit blows with 116,)Red Schoendienst, Wally Moon and

. -winni Bob Rand. Bullet Bob Turley, But Must suddenly "sided speed L :
ven oes nase tS. bia touched up for four runs in six to his ability to clear the jumps One. Cturs. @ 28 Poot ee : Ss i © | Ds Mi Oo Bi | E
* * @ innings, was the losing pitcher. From then on he was destined for prive-rn S742 A&P
Yesterday, he slammed a pair| Vinegar Bend, Mizell picked up the} — Mike Agostini, with big Ae oo Tulse nes. * i DEALER

QUICKIE 21-|steeplechasing = one ey 8a @
of homers and drove in five runsj victory. year-old Fresno State College M. MeDowell 234, O. Evans 888; Drive-;

Tn Cire 912—2580

The Boston Red Sox, another AL | =

as the White Sox sent Milwauke sophomore from Trinidad, smiles

HILLMAN

Little League leaders | ROLLING PIN

t contender, nipped the

' -~. [Pittsburgh Pirates 21. _Boston/after breaking Mel Patton's world/Diseyss Future Plans —_— Exe %wh38 games Piers

ore Mkt, @9 43 Four Orphans 83

Custom Giant Manager righthander Frank Sullivan|record for the 220-yard dash with
CHICAGO = — Little League re wer Linen @3 46 Huron tr. 48

: ° a pitched five scoreless innings-', 291 clocking. Agostini also ran ‘baseball leaders toda: their /Buries s 4448 Schults ry

No other car inthe lighter Enjoys Misery — |Nom Zauchin a pinch-hitter. ae 109 in 8.4onetenth otf th Tree eo ees Eee

I ee 363, Dd Opland 640 Schult

gled home Jim Piersall for the : en r disc oo of pls ns wr the grow

la off he

‘of This Type game-winning tally in the ninth world mark. He’ll represent his ing organization. 807, Elkins Exe 2152

crass pot rapt balanced waea!

as many bright color com-inning native land in the Olympics The stress was not only on inn st MICHAFL’S hinations as the 56 Hillman. PHOENIX, Ariz. U= — There’s * * * aia ~ -— proving play and playing condi-. oo. par’ yi Pts

. \dissension among the New York, To Art Fowler of neinnatl NCAA TOURNAMENT tions but on improving the junior Clar’s Bax VA 8
bien spodian 8 celal Giants but it’s the kind Manager, went the distinction of being the Tut — il ore citizens |dor's: Coney “ Fear tis: Be atertor

~ its a step ahead of the 55), Rigney likes. j first ‘pitcher to go nine innings fan Francisco#6, Southern Methodist | Delegates to ‘fhe Ist National Wilt Card 64 Rookies * tires Cleaned

i yi we ; Gre e Miele Gro

Little “League —|Smith Bros we Witkineon'e : Pak me poe and line begin at $1465P. O. E. ‘ |Rhodes were kept orc yester-Seven in = leona wane ome vee seuinae secmeanal| — cm looms Ase = so a gata ses) A toes es. Avena o chrome
iday’s game against the Chicago) Red 10 p.m.—Sen Francisco vs. ys aged 10t 1 12 play ar
pare{ gton Senators 10-3. Conveniently Located

of Hillman

style. Pricesthe Both Wes Westrum apd Dusty, this spring < oie up Cee see TODAY'S. SCHEDULE ongress of the

National Invitation Tournemest oo | °. ggg

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47 «364 '3 pm—Dayton va Louisville largely to speeches lee 950. Pursiey’s 2509 ’

Foster $ Garage because they couldn’t. play in a laeneee Chy

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, Petersbu Pia. : peo CA) Ve.
DENVER (#—The University of MS fs OND.

St. Louis (ND. =p

on | Alabama championship team of a * ic “A (ay. < coeeaine ma a
NEW MERCURYS | ‘the Southeastern Conference chal-; ork. ten erent oe
Jenges defending champion Bar-| "Dee tA wal blu venlca)
See tlesville, Okla., Phillips 66ers inj “ugh gtlase el te

BOB FROST; INC. [% sates < Soe A) ee Ehis. cates 0 tn

Basketball Tournament tonight. |

Angeles (

shot through last night's Boston (A)

finals with a 79-74 triumph over|Gncmes WN, Miawaukee’

2. Pittsbu rgh (N) 1
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(ND

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Oakland County’s Largest. Volume
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VOLUME means SAVING TO YOU!
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catcher Allen Jones report to the |
San Diego club an option. |
Manager Al Lopez said yester-,
Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer day that more players will be
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: It taken skill and experience to give your car the
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of care that keeps them running as they were the know-how
“for the cor
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core you
built to run. They’re proud of that skill. For your maed!
Standard dealer’s business is giving the kind of =
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service that assures smooth, trouble-free driving.
Air O.K. in your tires? How about the spare? STANDARD SPECIAL-
How’s the water level in your battery? IZED LUBRICATION
SERVICE means finest
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The real test of a whiskey is in your glass, Yes, it does take a heap of know-how to keep
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* ‘Featuring of top stars to greet him at the
4 JOYCE party Pat and Charles Boyer gave)
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4 , B SONGER | cnc of tie commetre songs at the| FAST WITH HIS FISTS, HIS HORSES and his WOMEN!

| -— BOWLING TEAMS! ,

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,

We have excellent fecilitice to seoommodsteyou. |

Colman, Clifton Webb, Frances

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WEEKEND SPECIAL!

Florence Eldridge, Fredric March,

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. With 27,600, n . Unmated king pomiatan some-says the National -Geogra hi 4 |
United States leads Autheri ine Lucy to M. arr Y, eats gl = steal eggs and hatch them, Rociety. ‘oa ca
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a a s |Iry to Re-enter College for rvetar'n tx view re 7 :

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Seog DALLAS = hert tudent townspeop th sjob of superintendentof ri

10:45 A.M. ‘Lucy, the Sere dent mueciadl analy on the ponte "ithe jen of Correction.
trom the University.of Alabamal ‘The university suspended her, He willsuae oo Seles ‘keReecetie ‘Wik
/ ; =—TODAY and. SATURDAY— |. noel Site ‘tn chee shams —s 5 oo. aes yrdigne des “ banciva ‘nora Garden Center

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to be married, then try to re-enter| sult demanding admittance, she BALLROOM —sartnooms BALLROOOMthe. University of Alabama. was expelled on the grounds that Livernels-Fenkell Phapapink! from coast 2157 Weedward (Upst's)

ANNUAL
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EVE. POST told a press conference called

fiance the Rey.

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passion bat for Pimples

he was a

“I'm thorou:
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press for re-entry
versity of Alabama.

100,000,000
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and—Walt Disney's

DANCE Tf =| ‘Johuny Appleseed?

in agreement|™edical treatment for pimples.

said o&\her plans} Dr, G. Arnold Cronk of the Syra-

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the Uni-|cuse University “Department of

A Musical Cartoon

Music by

Health and preventive Medicine} 3

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Foster. is scheduled to graduate/reported yesterday that he had One of the Year's Finest,
from Butler College in Tyler this| found tetracycline, one of the new BENNIE MANNI’S Funniest Family Features!
spring with a social science de-|miracle drugs, 90 per cent effec-

. However, for several years’ tive.

“MELODY BOYS”

he has been acting as a student] ‘Dr. Cronk said he had tested

Old Time Square Dancing & Modem

minister in the Tyler area and|the treatment for a year on 72

CALLER: GLENN EASTMAN

said he intends to continue as pas-/Syracuse University students of
5 | tor of two small rural churches. (both sexes. In 65 eee a said, St. Patrick Dance March 17
Miss Lucy became the first ofthe pimples either clea up
| Pher race to enter Alabama at Tus-' completely or showed marked im-FINE LIQUORS, WINES. BEER

‘caloosa Feb, 3. Violent demonstra. provement. REE sericea S quunsesasueeoeueneasnsuesnsnnencet :

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> TONIGHT —SATURDAY ¢

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VICTOR MATURE

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SONGS!
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Baby Let Me Take You Dreaming
Life Could Not Better Be
The Maladijusted Jester
My Heart Knows A Lovely Song

The Fox

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“NEW FACES”

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_ THIRTY-FOUR _THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH

Kaoteng May ©

olly Area Schools Favor Bond Iss ue
* Cleric Convicted

Suddenly Leap
{nto Headlines |

in Boycott Trial

‘Township Wide Will A | Decision of are you've never. heard of Kaoteng.-

ea (Okay $1,200,000

| ummage oaie Judge; Avows to Fight that you will hear of Kaoteng

again
“4 neti ' and again,

7 . | WATERFORD TOWNSHIP—| MONTGOMERY, Ala. i — alate an oe eeees Ge
A township-wide rummage sale is' convicted leader in the Negro boy-. It’s a tiny island at the

Thursday Vote Paves being planned by the Business and|cott of city buses here tas: pledged ean a pry g A ral
Way for Biggest Plan /Professional Women’s Club Fridayito continue the fight against se8-off Red China—4% miles away.

: _ jand Saturday, March 30 and 31, regation ‘no matter how many|Kaoteng is one of those islands

of Expansion ite help finance the construction of} times” he is convicted of violating | os the held by the :

[tennis courts for the ‘use of the’ Alabama's antibgyeott law. Chinese Nationalists coveted by

HOLLY—By a decisive majority eee neeie eeeen ye, The Rev. Martin Luther King!the Chinese Communists.

: | Initia by service clubs, the 5 z .

ithe Holly Area Schools Thursday tennis project already has 2: was convicted yesterday of . OS
jvoted in

favor of the most exten-$1,500 labeled for it. iviolating the boycott law and was attack on
fined $500 by Circuit Judge Eu-

sive building expansion program: The rummage sale will be held’ gene Carter. .
in its history. iat 4532 Dixie Hwy. Articles may,

They endorsed the project tobe taken there on Thursday of Last night the 27-year-old Bap-
“lspend $1,200,000 for a new high|D€*t week, or those wishing to
‘donate may call Mrs. Everett

Serer icin wertna wena Reese, Mrs. Herman Dersch, Mrs. tice
East Baird and Sherman Streets, |Deti!, Thompson or the Waterford'on in a leading role in.the protest

and south of Maple Street, and partment and &f-/ movement “no matter how many
for additions to the present ele-eS ea

articien be made to pick'times they convict me.”

‘opinion of his military advisers,

mentary school in the village, also : King has been prominent in the

Red assault. took place on @

new facilities at Davisburg and’ ; 1T-week-old campaign against seg-/

QUEENLY CONTESTANTS — The Waterford Township Queen place on stage during the three days of the show and the winner will scale that suggested Formosa it-

other points in the area. U ' S | regated seating on city buses.

Contest, for the title “Miss Waterford,”’ is a special feature of the be crowned Sunday evening by the present Miss Michigan. Con-Negroes here generally were e x./self might be in danger.

rot $ 761 im favor of .). JUQQESTS ’ 3 | Kaoteng is now in the spotlight.

Sports and Builders Show being sponsored today through Sunday at tenders, sitting left to right are Barbara Keniject, Marlene Hicks, pected to prolong their mass pro-

the propeeition and 48a saan ‘Earlier this week, according to

the CAI Building. Thirteen young ladies, from 17 to 28 are-contesting Donna Brown, Connie Sabat, Barbara Looney. Standing, Carol Johan-

' it, Among the electors whe voted oe ee ithe Nationalist Defense Ministry,

for the honor of running in the Miss Michigan Jaycee contest, repre-son, Joyee Chipps, Evelyn Cook, Fran Babinski, Dianna Mielke, APPEAL TO TEST RACE LAWS the island was subjected to la

_ in Holly, the vote was 588 in fa-
senting Waterford Township. Judging of ‘‘Miss Waterford’’ will take Franki Russell, Gene Liimatta and Carol Lazenby.

vor of it and 364 against it. The fine assessed against King Communist naval bombardment
aa 5 , ss —— The vote at Davisburg was ‘ was sree after defense aoe for the first time. ;
ichigan ate University, es-+ . 7 anal ‘ 9, : neys serv notice of an appeal. :

litary Cut

tablished in 1855, was the first Your PTA Is Planning . 163 favoring the project and 124 Asks Reds to Join Plan The attorneys said they would ' . 8

against it. ° eante :

agricultural college in America, aaa a) cenar orcqeaian was| “ es Manpower, ks = esos foe way lorraine Mano
|voted. upon a few months ago, of Armed Forces = maeery

‘Spring Swing April 7 blue Shield Plan
.

‘those voting at Davisburg cast| es ae = of the South's seg:

” Friday & Saturday
” Friday & Saturday
such strong against that! :

a@ vote it i e.

at Brooklands School ~ (Answers Critics UG tee nooner te det, LONDON «@—The United States “King, ptr of the Drater Ave nizes

| ‘feat, the Holly contingent then fa-48 asked Russia to join in a mil-nue Baptist church, told his Negro le

ii AVON TOWNSHIP—Plans are ard PTA meeting at 8 p.m. Mon, Says ‘Overcharge’ Blast verng it. jttary manpower cut which would audience last night that “freedom
the each a TOWNSHIP —

SPECIAL

addition, a special speaker, : ‘whittle armed forees of doesn't come on silver platter.”| WATERFORD

| ‘underunde way to m ake the “Springpring day. In R it f U II d Plans for the new high school tion to 2% milli =

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| Swi Dance” to be given by Anthony Carr, child guidance coun-/ K@SU ° ncontrolle building provide for 6090 students. acta’)

Lend ts seal Lach \He added. “Some of the things/Homeowners of the newly organ-
0 Be fiven Y selor of Almont High School, will, Medical Conditions with an P aban 4s 1.060 meds nn we have to go through are a neces-ized Lorraine Manor Civie Assn.

© BUMPER POOL ‘Brooklands and Avon Schools the tal on the subject “Teenage Chil-| : | possible = weaeit carcincat The plan was placed before sary part of our cafnpaign. There met Wednesday night to nominate
‘-RSPR se mack the five-power U.N. Disarmament?ean never be growth without grow-and elect officers.

‘biggest event of the year here. | dren.”

| wickets for the event, to be | Officers will be elected during DETROIT «#—The Blue Shield, * °PP . ; subcommittee yesterday by Haring pains.” | Persons named were: Howard© TELEVISION ai Ee ds the regular business meeting Medical Service said yesterday! The elementary school expansion old E. Stassen, President Eisen-) He was given an ovation. Morgan, president; Charles Sayer,

April a.
Wilson,

mas rpose a will ape | Other features of the program that criticized ‘‘overcharges” iy ee for around 1,900 students hower's personal adviser’ The, 72 vice president; Mrs. John

peda po present number being Russians made no immediate com-In addition to the $500 fine which secretary; John Keinert, treasurer.
i , . : jof Mrs. Leon Poundtree and Mrs. ditions the service does not control,'220U% }: : ment. ‘was suspended, King was also| fected to the beard of trus-

Milford Nina Childers, modeling dresses; * * * ~ The total elementary expansion Stassen said the plan which charged with court costs Of @p-| gees wereJohn Wilson, Mr.

: and
The Lee O. Brooks PTA officer:they haye made, and musical se-| Jay C. Ketchum, executive vice|COVeTS Seven new rooms and 1) would seek proportional cuts by proximately $500. This was con-! \grs, Ralph Brown, Mrs, Robert

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election was held this week and !ections by a trio of girls from the president of the plan, issued a rooms made possible by the use Britaif, France and other nations, verted into a-jail sentence tojal-. Hackett, Mre. Frederick Barn-
® FREE PARKING. a ; ; School band. statement following a meeting of of the present high school wings. calls for a parallel reduction in ing about 386 days since he chose, father, and Donald Scott. ;

Mrs. R, Brooks North was namec New adeas idirectors ‘last night to discuss | As set up at the present time larmaments and military spending to appeal rather than pay the’ A special meetingof the trustees@ NO DOOR CHARGE to lead the group.a Wwe _ ; icharges by the United Auto Work-| by the board of education the ex-\of each country. | money. with the officers of-tbe group will
Other officers elected were:| . “ Hisdeon PTA has pomgronsihy ers that Blue Shield subscribers’ penditure of the $1,200,000 will be _ ° : * | King, together with 89 other Ne-lne held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
|Robert Greer, vice president; Mrs.) * dantieges= eo aol = bai had to pay extra fees to their divided as follows: High school | Semele sive ee that gro leaders still awaiting trial on anri) 4, at the home of Mrs.

/Marie Booker, recording secretary; | fe : physicians despite coverage. building and ‘urnishings, $920,-| r he nations would have tO similar boycott charges, had €X-Brown, They will decide the
Mrs. Edwin Kropp, Corresponding |" .. Ketchum said the type of “‘over-| 000; elementary school, $120,000; °€7ee on satisfactory control safe-ercised his right to a nonjury trial. ciation meeting date.
Secretary; Mrs. Grace Reddeman, Four Towns charge” complained of by the UAW. es, $40,000; sites, $60,-en and ae aes mutual in-—_—_—_—

treasurer; Fay Titus, father vice) The PTA of Four Towns School W&S due ‘to three conditions: ‘Ej. 000; velopment and utilities, — Or AY Era us has Deen ark ar pe
president; Jean Kapun, teacheris sponsoring.a benefit dance for ther the subscriber has waived| $10,000; fees and services, $50, ® major stumbling blockin the Sea Study Sp ee Probe Broken Window

vice president, and Mrs. Kenneththe Timmy Cook Fund tonight, his rights to full service, he is un-| 000. years of previous East-West dis: Cyp Pack Meeting ‘in City Shoe Store

ba ) tonight, 3 armament negotiations

Goodell, until “The new

mother vice president, {from 8:30

11:30 p. m. There; aware a — gable com! The Holly Area Schools cover,"
US. proposal would) Cubs of Union Lake School pack) Pontiac police investigated

ith mare i bs vice: yhich he ,,., e “. 3. . °

Commerce Township hare aay — we ae charged are not covered by the =e 100 Se Game ao north |mean a reduction of about 13 per No. 36 Tuesday night turned their possible breakin early yesterday
The Glengary PTA will elect of-| ; aS coe: \contract.”’ | cae vrs t hi wpe cent in American land, sea and meeting into an underwater scene.|of qa shoe store at 502 N. Perry St.,
ificers at its next meeting, to be ae a ie | |Demng wasps Y:\air forces, now totaling about 2,-| Festoons simulating seaweed after the manager reported glass

° 4 ' Many eases classified in a Rose, Groveland, Springfield and: :

eS eS ee Famil Service Heads [AW sur wovercharges,” |White Lake. Tt is the largest ines et, “i? Russia’s armediand a large paper submarine dec in a rear door was found broben.

gary Elementary School. y iY prin eo. ne pir ened of any of the geen strength estimated at four mil-/orated the room. where cubs ex-' Charles Shotwell, 5410 Harley

would take 37 per hibited model ship collections and st. added that a preliminary check

| Parents will have a chance to | | (osemergpr aa pamper Lg ed | ee paL lion men, it

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of uniform. scrapbooks about sea life, result-revealed nothing was missing.

cific mention of Red China, whose sea. | Heavy timber fellings reflect

acta ee

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army alone is estimated at 3% Monthly awards were presentediactivity of Finland’s booming
million men. ‘\by cubmaster Frank Smith. |pulp industry.

(81 Midwestern

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family service) ,, Hl

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Following the business meeting

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were: President, Mrs ,“scussion of ways in which board boos te Laban iererivn eatuora Although telephone assistance

Fay

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Eubank: first vice president,|members can assist in agency fi-aes _wil continue to be available, Men-
Keigley; second vice presi-D€ancing, pu blic relations and we _ninger said, it wil be more difficult WITH FEATURES USUALLY FOUND

gathering will be lto obtain as the April 16 deadline

\Lester

third Staffing. The

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Army Engineer Chief

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secretary, Judith Klann; treasurer, ional Committee of the Family Appointed for Detroit pated extra MINIATURE CAMERAS!

George Turner riiamentarian, 5etvice Assn. of America, 1 . personnel :
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Arthur C. Nauman, _ trans-© Fully synchronized shuitter. | sec. te 30th.
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8 Orders to Take Out

moun conterPrivate Rooms for jat will highlight the Leon-) There are about 950 grizzlyas assistant chief of civil work for

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|, Tickets $3 and the dance .¢ the misplanted truffles (rhymes .

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M a ‘TS. [DUYING shoves Dogs e Treated Just Like People
rebach (abet at the Famed_Author’s Malabar Farm

pat mah pm — = i

only, brought to. the farmers’ markets By KEN WOODMAN

by etowers and sold.by them tm whole-

Executive Editor nm
fancy, 8.00 Mansfield News-Journal
m Was theo, tane , 30 but Noh, 250-300 bu; MANSFIELD, 0.

= . 2.00-2.50 bu; apples, -Spy.

-apples, I fancy, 3.00 bu.; No. }, were
The advance took the miirket to/tancy, 4.00 bu.; No. 1, 3.15-3.35 bu: Bromfield’s Malabar Farm.

; anotherIn a series of new ‘record sppies, Stecie’s Red,. fancy, 3.15 bu.; They werei a ae Vogetabieh, mise: Beaty,

Ste. clan began with Rex and Regina, !

of fire peasicen this woek, 180-3.00Cabbage. a. 1, f.00-d.86

bu:

two beautiful : other they all came trooping to

: Pricesup around 3 points/[" Co'TSe'bu,rook. No. 11.00. who returned ‘

were belery with

| atthe est with most ot the big) 3g dex. hehe, Morweredin. Ho. 1 3 family from France shortly before| So" ncever’ came, governors

a gainers tm the oil division. “There. . Qalcns.* ary, Mo. foe-t the beginningWorld War II. |trcign cennen,

of paint
Rex_sired and Regina bere |ers, writers, the dogs were their |

usually were frac-|[%5 $55 Tena’ eee ek Sy :

t Vist,tional.tut they ‘bu. Potatoes,160 S0-Jb. ‘hag: Prince, and then came a long, |equals ‘lon the head afterwards. | = \

: fancy, in the

2 2 ee -e ag tt bag. Redishes, lower in sympathy a fairly long of other boxers whose The boxers gallopedbarking re he ex-

eae with line | out sensitive,”
3! _ “The higher prices brought out | hothouse No.1, 4 dos. bcha. Rhubare, (sharp drop in soybean oil futures. names, were too varied to cata-jraucously to greet each arrival. plained. .

+ lot of spirited buying. and trading | 70\50'f'ip. ‘box: riuvary, hothouse’ wa;jin subsequent ‘trading, old crop logue, except for one pup, who |They came into the house with the} 4. galy one of the
time

: hit a pace 3,000,000 190-130 dens. No. got back to the named Hawkins.” They on chairs dogs at a

swift around h (ict, Rutabagss, soybeans around was “Mister (guests, sat the and ever snapped guestshares for the day. That «com |'99°)'sq py,“ "™mIP* topped. No. 1.| evious close. New crop beans the beautiful divans. They learned) yas at 9 newspaper party in'-Sale vee 2 stares eet Sresed te srt: : © Pat ee doves on ot ot the huge rumpus room

9nme trom basement

marke £GGs the in any weather, to

yesterday when DETROIT ; Wheat near end first) out almost which the Bromfieldshad ew

touched a new record high. DETROIT, March 23 (AP) — tees, | hour to 1 cent higher, May 0 ons ruc e * ® he was
Railroads, which gave the great TOP, Detroit. cases included, federai-2.25%; corn % to % higher, Intelligent as Bromfield insisted pee Ry posbnacdieare the
Cellar pig crepes al woiy-va Homage orp 82; laree 47:/ May $1.40%; oats %4 to % higher,

-° they were, I noticed ny eve. | daily parties and meetings: for :
‘started out today, B, 42-43, av | 64%; % to % May to close doors. which house a |

higher “7,|Gradelarge wid 43%. May rye higher, learned SOMC-| the became meo-

faltered under and) A, jumbo 49; large 45; ig: ‘ans unchanged to OF times made for unexpected drafts : ‘

profit-taking Browns—Grade

subsided into a mixed position. | Beclo™_ 2, “Grace 8, large 42," Greds| 5y:%) *,Bre rane ard ‘ in winter. ~

oY | Checks 36. to 5 cents a hundred) | NO EASTER BUNNY HE — This is a “Jackalope” — a jack | | me : Bromfield called the dog sharp-

unchanged |
Bpbers, civerefis, wiltition and) oc ee Mem 1008 | is lower, May $12.30 rabbit with horns killed west of Hutchinson, Kan., according to Ed| New Facilities to Build ly away from the newsman and

rnost. of the non-ferrous metals) ‘Commercially graded: : a with his in his check. It was just a . bil d oun eat 5 said: ‘He offended the dog's dig-

: higher with the oils. The| Whites—Orace ‘A. large 614-41; medi-as Hays. But he says tt tongue Pontiac, Oldsmobile an | nity. They won't stand for that.”

= rest na am 41-44. Grade B, large di. | Grain Prices plainadded ol’ balddeer rabbit untilHe Hays itkilledas him, had to all stuffed,tales and Buick: Cc Cars William Heary se SmithMire 1 see oe |

of the market, — a higwas—Grade A, large 41-43; medium caco onary | the horns. made an answer him the of Passenger iho oe ee OS, }

= pe wees were higher yesterday erst Mantis. Bureeeat cmcaod, hurts AP.—Opmive! horned rabits recently being told locally around Hutchinson. “They california Gat Henry Smith, 6, of 2021 Seymour dogs & symbol of the open

mae $8 were

under continued next Retail|.mae Oate— way Plans California will 2 hich

the pressure of ty tor week's; holldeyng needs. aren:Wheat | do it this in Wyoming, " he commented. to erect a GM) Lake Rd., inl beb held at p.m.jheartedness wi marked life at

demand for the metal and pros-| Mints: qazeee ott cate ee guy cocccels 20a ny a ae plant which will produce 100,000: sunday from Bossardet-Mabley Fu-|Malabar.
pects for higher prices. Today the| continue in relatively light supply. and|Sep -.---SP ee 1» |But Solid or Collapsible Pontiac, Buick and Oldsmobile neral Home, with burial in Oxford| sigur WORTH SEEING . |
aluminum issues got the full bene-|*"°rt of needs. core” oe May TLL 133% _|passenger cars a year were an-|Cemetery, He died yesterday at a well

fit of a price boost put into effect CHICAGO POTATOES. od eee reese 1.39% 138% . ) s e s nounced at a San Francisco press his home. Lord house he t —
by Kaiser eer a 6 Chemical. PR nn oe —_ é re hone: a oe ated 144 ae B A ti if pareagy eestieed y by President He leaves three sons, Stanley sain —— New Or

‘8. ahi . : as 13.0 Ha H. . and William of Pontiac, Robert of ;

In UsiIness C V y The official told newsmen that Fenton; four daughters, Mrs. M Soe LS the .lving

payer UP sre,idaho farang dul 400-| ; UI
cents at $190.50. It advanced $1.70] nein, Raishéing 3.0 envashed._ chet City Candidates . . . in time to produce 1958 models Of| tra1dane of Pontiac, Mrs. Frances oe ieee cone oa as

Fi. Love “was 30% amend<russets 485-480, marl utilities and ("Vs ge
the installation operation garet Cook at home, Mrs. Marion|. ~~ — ae ae

yesterday to a new record high. eves , ©: supplies mod-to S ak Sunday the three autos. Vickrey of California, Mrs. Ethe-|4¢ the } ‘ ‘ led
y Stocks New stock carlot track sales: Plorida pe

New ° Although the exact focation (lyn Luther of Holly; one sister.|-ioset under the great curving

round Th sacks 3.25-3.35. at | vets Hall , : was not disclosed, Curtice re-Mrs. Inez VanVelkinberg of Cali-| saircase.
(Late Morning Quotations) CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS h + vealed that the plant would be fornia; and 17 grandchildren.

2 March 23 (AP)—Butter , By SAM DAWSON a little with the approach of bet-isco-Qakland-. But the top celebrity at Mal-

satire! -...-. 123 = -eee about, steady: receipts 1,282,000; whole-| Eleven candidates for esi NEW YORK, w—Stock traders|ter driving weather, = roaraa ine "ae seuuated Phyllis A, Sheldon char was Bcsesicld hinell (le

Ried Chem.1215B Be Crk Me} lower: 8803 scoreAA carsOt. 82 B ot. bo B/D have aan | invitationsinvintions|and many industrial leaders see|
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Am Airline.-. 28 Evisey Hayes.. 362| sale buying prices unchanged to 1 cent (Sunday afternoon sponsored by/top of the old. vival, perhape by next month — __land Mrs. James R. Sheldon of| — ee's raging argument en any

Am Cyan baile 2B Kenncoott a 19. lower: oe ae eaites — t|Amvets Bemis-Olsen Post 113. The question many ask: will it . Ps 4 ble Expected to have a working 5674 Brunswick,

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_ Ramee Poy 33 88 Bain oe ee dirtieg ps: checks Candidates i —_ briefly on be a healthy growth after the qed care Sse apciiances aed force of 5,000, the a oF ee Saturday from Coats Funergl) about! He never hid from re-

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three like—has, ‘oftoff . peindvess Earad wecalorning Pontes eae Tt

the been about + pages Cem jambs was

Am Gas... aa i: ot Perens and answer selected brief rest of the last two or : aoe

Am P Booting... Bs Bae i. 2T! I Poultry: questions, program director ble bubblegum?or will it be as collapsi-/per thiscent in thethe three esti-"7 iting on the expansion,i 'The baby died suddenly: yesterday, be agreeable He so

. ' Mal-)months, year, first months) ~ so many

936 as of economists : fee

am-ea Pe one 8 chem. 18 DETROIT POULTRY colm Oswalt announced. Signs of a new upsurge are! mate Curtice said: ‘With the tremen-| surviving besides her parents people ang still find time to

Aim Vinee.: a Tre ace nt pet por, pound 2p fora.m. Rot Voters have been invited to | many. You find them in the con-| part of the letup in buying of ma: = ee ete aan ead aryall Paula ears _ write books and promote

wality e-FOS Bocrot f oil

<.a0< ae

a P ate’? ss meet their candidates at the dis-| fident predictions of corporate ex-| pic-items is thought sone je an grandparents, Mr.) conservation,

Armour& Gs.. 30:3 eee ne ap aot! 2 cussion, scheGuled for 9 pm. lecutives now busily reporting t0\ 0 vontg sed of due sig|Pontiac cars, we have had under and Mrs, Janfes B, Sheldon of

Arms Ck...... ole “Ping” 2p 2/QTAY Crosses 28-26: Barred Rocks 26-27| 6) i) amvets hall, 570 Oakland mionigped rte em You find them ~~ load of personal study for some time expansion of nrayton Plains and Mrs, Martha| Only once did I ever see him
eo i aie Ce ee ae eee TF _— they|o” Which consumers are dogged: our assembly facilities in the stateitariman of Pontiac. surfeited with callers.

A 413 a mont in the big expansion plans they/}y making their monthly pay: r Californi It was a summer afternoon and

“ -+> 6.641.2 Ward... 40.7 logspies Boteed eottyhens, oe eee -The eleven are Commissioners | @nounce. their inventories. — Mrs, George Draves the lawn already was half full

Ch... 91-1) to ample

Mont liberal on

-s09 86.8 Motor Pd ..... $|and caponettes, short on turkeys.on fryersDe-|Cooley, Rowston, Donaldson, Du-eee. ) factor .is thathat consum-“Our requirements for cars in | [MLAY CITY — Service for Mrs. of people. Sa masterfully, he

Another Swearing

sone os Roe HE fair mostly of fill-in nature Carry, and Gates; and can-Stockholders reflect the new Con-| .r, are in a good position now) this area are already consider (George (Emma Marie) Draves, 65, said to me: ;

-Bs] ae nt forhotny “ees | _ e didates Samuel J. Whiters, Frank] fidence by pushing thestock price':, wait for bargains. Business) ®bly in excess of the South Gate of Route 1, will be held at 2 * ¢ 8
sd ee fer 3 cmicaGo Pouttry -|O’Brien, Earl J “Smith, Norman|@Verages into new high ground. | competition is so keen that retail] Plant's ability to produce ...In p.m. Saturday, at St. Paul Luth-See S ee ee

conse ae heroes a CHICAGO, Mareh 23: (AP) — Live and Pat Stoglin There are signs that the lag in| jrice rises are the exception so| ®ddition we have every reason [eran Church, with burial in the], . Cr

iat, NY Central... 44.4 ! in cops 213;|R. Bolton, oglin. cain aaies and hous’ tatiding resy to believe that the West Coast Imlay Township Cemtery, She died ‘tive with some so-and-so coming

eee Te Te ee Oe cba] (Festerday $07 coops, 106.000 tbs): FOB. Candidate J. H. Patrick Glynn, |) The elow in these|@nr,_ Ceamite rising manafacturing) © has potential for tremen-| Wednesday at feet the

one's sade Se mi ending. down costs. i 3 .
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SMe Hee eae g” Medias a0: ight hens 10-105; broilers “ar|who fe attending meeting Ml. telds was the major item that "2 © @ dous future growth for these | Surviving are her husband; four |r, I think I'll tell them exactly

« 407 Beet Airline... iefitryers 245-255; old roosters 14.8-188;/Lansing Sunday morning, still

: Yhio Of). ... 43.2) lines
” what I think.”

1% Bb. 36-27; over! the over-all economy to! gigns of the new upsurge are| of cars. daughters, Hazel and Mrs. Viola,

é ywens Til Gl.. T5.6)caponettes under ; hopes to be in time for the dis-eae ; He had the to-dott.

vocabulary

ht } Sw 4\ Ib, 30-31; ducklings 25 be its leveling-off period. also to be found in the flood of) The conference was conducted. Woodworth. of-Imlay City, Mrs. Next: W Fa

pen AW 3 Floyd P. Miles| car sales are UP new orders many manufacturers a prelude
rare Bee. g. Livestock | — ——Biste -Gibet—W-Logi — report of late, and in the evident General Motors Motorama of 1956 ter, Mrs. Mildred Schrieb of To-

FiteSveccceBl cermorn March #9 (AP) Hoge sai-|have declined the invitation. sonra howard firms to build up| saturday at the city’s civic audi-sca biager el apare ape,

Air. cussion. New perking as to the openingof the Florence Schuneman of Roches." as Bromfield a Farmer?

= ‘ DAP) ae oaian ' their inventotries. torium.

GA, MANAGER

i776 Phill St938 my BigherFRR ie ex Sauer ef And as buying

Ty Pauper’:Pet..\.. gi mSos wg her Phitp “wana mod-rys Ops increaseif consumernow expected, doesn'tbusi-naar ars . Nora B. Garnett

aren) 3B? Pu Plate G... one| for fuirtywniform, 390.220 i Mo 4 wei : iness firms could start living off Argus Camera Company | pocirster — Service tor WANTEDSE ee CS t Mobil as Run thelr inventories—and then fac-OKs Quarterly Dividend |Mrs. Nora B. Garnett, 76, of 2460

Con Edis ..... 40.1 ROA _. | -n. W4 1 58-14.00; sows under 400 Ibs 11 sorta 00 | lj Pp be D h tory output would drop. = Emmons 8t., will be held at 2 p.m.|f Transit Mix Concrete and

Gon W Gas *. 3a7 epee, Oa-s--. 42| few batter dghtwelghts'up to 12:0; bulk ouce FTO a Inflation ‘signs are all around, Dpllecag: penis cats Saturday from the William R.| Building Supply com-
Sent Geass 22 Rey tab,®-: HAIMALES sant a0. mevinis, mostra City Woman; 34 | Pontiac Chieftain Winstre oot ur inbor continues torise Inc. have declared a regular|po\ns Prneral Home, with burial! pony, excellent oppor

coe ses : tu y ° : | div .

ont Fee Sse: Sts eter cscs vr steady. , Compared ’ -| Second in Sweepstakes, And with factories working anon of = — on each shareiny, reday. al = oe
Curtis Wr...’ yor @& Reg Pap... 40 |e, Tune, drime grades steedy (e| Pontiac police are investigating First in Cl time, the chance to pass along % common Slock. Mrs. Garnett leaves three sons. 7. ‘nquiry strictly con

Deere .....0. 32.1 Seoville Mig .. 38.2/instances 35-Oe lower far. ant, death yesterday afternoon fal (=e) Sross the cost of mdustrial materials is| Robert E. Lewis, company prest-\cy. once of Ortonville, Milton and {dential. Address your
hog PR ee ay instances tie higher So ye ey who had lain good. Some fear that prices might dent, x tee ph potion sap Frank of Rochester; and a daugh-ely, to Post Office Box

Doug Aire... 63.4 Sheil Oll .... 11 \steady to spots cows on : ire COLORADO SPRINGS, . Colo: u—'rise to ° the point of discouraging AP , 1956 to stockholders ter, M rs. , ‘ Matthews o. Flint, " Michigan.

Chem... Simmons ,.,. 49.6, and commercia igher: and bulls| unconscious four days in Pontiac RA po : Eunice of 29, ’
Des Pont... 3984 Sinclair ©. b strong te te higher; stockersfeet; |General Hospital, where she was|An Imperial Southampton, a Chrys-/consumer buying. record on April 4, 1956. Rochester.

and

Bast Kod, "". $59 Sou Pac... sa7|ssers 21.80; abouthead mostly prime ‘being treated for injuries report-Corp. car driven by Mal Als ————— NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE — ——

38 ler

MEE ER ge SRE So Sr alteoe ey ntered in etal down bry ‘of Hollywood. Cali. won’ Mawwe in Brigg witdiaa aver hee a — ,

Gamer Red ..0. U7 etd. Ou Caltt“103 ee ee tee esse We cteore |StQirs. \the annual Mobilgas Economy at 2 oclock pm. at 4ife3 Grand River. erving Good Food Since 1929!
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“crll-0 “one m4 nsoattiog FJ “e .. me Seercl wy,I kinds;is “4 “San ioerel40 6 highare | Dr. to the attending former) Pontiac Catalina) guilty : driv: sale of number1988 Chevrolet 2 will bearineheld Breakfasts—Luncheons

According phys-/Run. a Dr.

Pais Mor". $0 Stud Pack 8.1\ "1100 about head |ician, John Williams, A Chieftain Pleading to reckless serial BSSP'98684, be
og C18 Pa and463-060. heifers util-theldriven 7 21,/fef thereof highest at | Grand

Poodrist'thean s*+> Se} ButnerSun Ol... T12|chotce4 choice Ibhetfers 16.60-17.78;"1850, bulk! chief’ of staff who requested | by Pierce Venable, Tor-ing, Detroiter Robert L, Smith, tion cash fo maythe be made bidder,41843 Inepec:
smd, ES -d Syl mre cat Ry and commercial ‘steers sis “core DORE: there were pers rd fear Calif., —s s 5172 ton-| was anes hegf berg ra = oes Michigan. : Lobby Rikerjen cress BE TOBOe OB sees. $012.00; canners and cutters mostly head of Mrs. Leona Shaffer which mile average and 21.10 miles per senten 0 Oakla’ ‘oun cted’ lanceGokines
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en Dynainae 4 These : ++ 6.3 b.00-42 00: : most ytility and commercial) » pparently before ac--| gallon for second in the swee 15 5 days yesterdayyesterday by Southfield E FINANCE CORPORA WON

Pi wo 6. ; occured the sweep-for days by PACIFIC ‘ORPC
Gen Fes a Nene waar.” | ue, 13.06.16, end Atets i840; load |cident Saturday night in the down-|stakes division. Third was an| Township Justice Edward-A. EI-Tag i igen dare | _ SS a
Gen Shoese St Transamer eee pesers 1800s YY *F%P4 town hotel where the woman lived. Oldsmobile 98 driven by Ray sarelli. Oe reece vos

oe Ta sees “1 Unders cod. 1 pr Se Arend yA Pete mostly| Williams added that there og hain ioe oe of ad neers qavarn Carer feet Oak ae | 2
Gillette ce. 40.4 x nand fo ! no authority to perform an au-|Assn. from Garden Grove, “ s + 26, of Royal ° TBLIC { ;
Geeartae’ o°o° of mitAir Lin. bn |demana,for rine, realrs, prot ‘rene: topsy to determine the exact cause with 50.94 and 18.66, ” charged with reckless driving be-|, Bale to be held een. re |

Dr sedan.

Goodrich 0. 72 | trade active: bulk good and choice veal-psy | mnship Justi 15 Main St., Milford

Seek Peles =" Pat rae). $2.7 ers 21 00-2800: bulk prime vealers 29 00-\of-death unless relatives agreed Alsbury, a 26-year-old Korean | fore Springfield Cele ip oF slide steed at $08 N. Main St. Milford, §

Sees HE BE perce BE Stmactltecmte abat ie cal tnd oF police discovered evidence of) war vetcran marted wp the sce. Fm mett J. Leib yesierday,/T CTT ___ sar. 2.34. tm

t Mt West & ..,. 21.3 USPS Lines... . tee jow utility y 10.00-14.00. foul ; | ond ton-mile since changed his plea to guilty and was STATE MICHIGAN—In= a the Pro-run en

hound 14.4 Rubber,. 56.6 a play. best average | OP
Gull of Lovee WS p Pacead oe 0-4] compated last Thursday piscghter Inno He added that he would hold up the run was inaugurated in 1936 fined $75 with $25 costs and sent pais Coare bel the County of Oakland. :

Hlomiotk .c.1. bu West On Tel: 31-1/trage, very, epetty, opened cnoak 7 At-|signing a death certificate untill wien 1.37 ton-miles — based on |*° Jl! for five days. an

Hicent cic; ani Weete Bl. @ eee nuunier in smal tupply,|2 Police report is made today. casotine consumption in relation | Charles Manz,-owner of ate eee te, omer PAY

tame Chuck’s|i:i04.. of rth

faieng?. Sf Woon” -She Frey sear neg pume_enerdu Rrigg/ Relatives, are bein {9 mileage and car weight, ls Shack restaurant on Aubum Road.) f,.iley Rapes fateis ou BI

and friends

id Wal ;;.. O.e Vole & Tow. . 00.4|31.00-31 %, mos Gone el cup uestioned, . Inspector Car! s-per-rBee”Mach 465Gf Zenithmee tat,Rad. 135.2ileec,I A suetAEN,ap eed i tetrigonM Awe coun jambs aSibleWhectonJeads inmtthe tocase.develop por aanSamar"gs on Rages | ening,cigarettesTansand money 1 totallingeae$10 padaa afcans ikethe publicof gifor ‘su port
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jmostly No 1 and 2 pelts 18.50-19 50. | . ; . te machine. and that said child should be placed,

ae YORK.‘March Compiled 0 ee ei ctaen seoctly bee.| Ch | F Venable, with his ee Chief. from his cigarette ma Sythe name af the people of the Bate Are high payments

ne Aaeecinted FS 1s a8 ot | tmates tor Monday caste 2000 GITYSIEL CMPIOYES —. t2in, took the low medium price’ 4 Detroiter, Jack Anderson Jr.,/of Michigan. you are hereby notified on your old bills and

Indust. fis Util. Stocks palves 300, hogs 1200. sheep 2000 | ic lass for his performance. nio7, yesterday pleaded guilty to Alnela at the Juvenile Cort, Oakland SS installment accounts

Hoon todey... 2122 1608 180 1908 " CHICAGO LIVESTOCK t G t Hik i p ‘Oldsmobile 88 driven by Woody of reckless driving and was|County Service Center, cin the Cnty ef shrinking your

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Previous day,...2713 146.8 74.0 190.2, cha Starch 23 (AP) — Salable 0 e | e in ay Bell of Tujunga, Calif., took the | tined $25 by Pontiac Municipal Pontiac in said County, on the 3rd day y pay

pe le 6 103.4 750 188.5 100, 7500; moderately active, butchers | medium rice class, recording 50.80 he . jof April AD. 1964 at 2 o'clock in the envelope?

Month ego... 2564 1362 738 1799 unevenly steady to 28 higher: sows DETROIT uw — Approximately) P was ~ =, Judge Maurice E, Finnegan. afternoon, and you are hereby command-|

Year -eoove sree 2178 127.1 71.3 ae 160.2 largely steady:3 bulkIbe. sales mixed$0 pay U8 | 130 2 Chrysler chtemployes *iton-miles gallon.per gallon and 19.70 Howard Fea Lieyé: ed to beingappear personally to. at makesald hearing IF

1986 bie STS ee ie! io 1 to 100-970 16-00-14 fan AO Corp. ites per E and G.' ts impractical persona) SO

1965 high |.... 2878 142.4 757 181.5 1480 several loads an diote mostly Noi Will get @ pay raise April 1 under’ 4 pambier Six had the highest Kirby formerly associated with 2frtice hero! ike poatieemon at atcoor “ee
we... 114.9 67.2 148.8 and 2 200-290 Ibs 1460.14.75: latter price the annual improvement factor pas average with 24.35 miles per) local real estate firms have opened one week previous to said hearing in u

h Feb. 2. paidf a 4

DETROIT STOCKS | bo 'heaa: 300359 Tbe. 13 45-14 00, 340-373, Clause in the company's contract allon, Its ton -mile fi was|their own office in Clarkston at/the, Pention Tress o neespany bones ' SEE:

ephie 2 78-13.25: | lot 380-550 yr) , 3 gure ‘ jand <

Figures after decimal pointsare eighths|ibs 1100-1235; ae few itgmier weignt;Witt the United Auto Workers. 48.22, which gave the car first|20 S. Main St. The firm's Se eee, neem Som 5 We Are Met « Leen Compony

High Low Koon sows 1250 ’ The “annual improvement. fac-|place in its class. Tommy Thomas is Clarkston Real Estate. —Adv./ Moore. Judge of said Court, e City

f Pontiac in said County, this 20th day)

Allen Elec & Equip Co*...... 4 Saladie cattle 600; salable calves 100; | 4.19 “ Ps MICHIGA CREDIT co

Baldwin Rubber (Co*.... ... ; 16 «©6163 fresh receipts include only a few jots tor” is an automatic onmmal in of Long Beach, Calif., was the Rummage sale Fri., Mar. 23, 2 te to AD. 1 THOR E. MOORE,

Suk OU a Chem Co*.-5 is if aboutaor ey sacetne eeesmall choicener PSinaaesIb | CTERSE designed to pass effected!on to work-driver. the which 8 p. m., ChristianMar. 24 8 a. m. 858! true copy a J. Jud feet = | 41% South Soginew St FE 8-0

Sat., till|A

fowell Elec Motor Co* 46 5 steady, a lot 1180 ers economic benefits ninet t 2-cars _ First Church, ELSIE VASCASSENNO, | . -0456

lar Met Prod. Co. 84 94 94 steers 1900: load chotee 1100 1» 1850: ‘through manufacturing short cuts Abarth Gel Vo = noon. First Christian | Deputy Probete Register. uaMuan AMKEOCW Aesocier

The Prophet Co 117° 11.7 1 Tia few utility and commercial steers gh ee * started in the four-day drive fin-W. Huron. —Adv. Juvenile Dristen, MEME OCIATION OF CREDIT COUNSELLORS
o-M Paced Oe 144 ina set eee” eereca Lhe iret to low and efficiencies — ‘‘Automation. ished yesterday The final lap wae ' a

‘ole: _choteer elfen -1T ; most com-= i .* . . atom “ . Mag) ie " Bs en = it Ser

bye
sale:
Screw, cot | j-11 12 mercial cons” 120-1200, with a “ice Chrysler's 110.000 hourly. rated trom;: Grand Junction, Colo., a, Rummage sale Sat 8 oo ont =

asked utility 1000-1280. Holsrere, will an 6 of miles 11,312-and —Ady

bid end
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cutters
comshigh as 13.80
heavy
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Pass
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| Moe Mill . :

. | a wtllity cents hourly 242 cent, which-| foot
| meredal bulls H-18.7 * cho . F as .
Restrictions on Weight | roanes 22 00-26 00, most cull “te com: ae a apes aii page Rummage sale, 398 S. Saginaw.

i | Salable cnecp 500: sing” market salaried employes: will get $10.98) : | 10 ‘til 4 p.p. m. Sat., Sat., March 24.

galabic sheep O60. slow. about From m.

Placed on Highways steady on all classes. good to. prime More @ month or 3 per cent of American Motors Chops —Adyv.
Thawi g weather resulted in rogue lambs 110 Ibs and gown 9 0. their base : whichever is great-‘ Off :

SPRING

weight restricitions being placed prime Gade ‘100. Ios one dere ‘choles er. “ ee 3390 ahergyr allo

bays

on all county class A and B high-|1 is.00; ullto choice slsughter ewes 300,, Similar increases go into effect) DETROIT @ — American mo-|sale at ¢ 8. Saginaw Fri. 11 s. m.

ways plus state trunklines at noon * ‘automatically for Ford and Gen-|tors Corp. announced today the) to 7 p. m. —Ady.
. | eral Motors workers under UAW) lay-off of 3,550 of its 13,485 work-| Rummage sale, Presby. Church, MAKES ME THINK OF
~ Restricitions will continue on Stateto Control Wayne | ————— -jers and a ee of 34) w, Huron. Sat, Mar. 24. 8 a. m.

-— aunty blacktop and gravel roads, LANSING i—The senate, by a Keego Harbor Man ca grcmcirity mye yr } —Adv. CADII I A C
Sta ion 28-0 vote, today passed a bill pro-Fined for Recklessness [company’s Milwaukee and Kenosha) Rummage ‘sale St. Vincent Hall,

viding for the state to take over. » _|Wis., plants,’ Parke St. -Sat. 8 "til 11:30 a. m.
operation and control of Wayne Pleading guilty to a charge of] a ‘company spokesman said the . —Adv.
University, now under the Detroit reckless -driving, 47 -year -old cuts were necessary to ‘‘keep field’ q¢ your friend’s in jail and naske.
: educa‘ . Michael Sheridan of Keego Harbor ance.” Gi g

‘A Winch Iktchen fan was re. 3r4 of education. o_o = stocks in bal _|pail. Ph. PE 5-0424 or MA 5-4031.
ee en weinesasy ™e'To Construct School |e, Harbor -Justice James Collins to Retire :
: GAYLORD ~The local school erroneously reported that) WASHINGTON (INS) — Gen. J.| Saginaw. March 23, § to 9 p, i JEROME Oldsmobile-Cadillac

Lawton ‘Lightnin’ Joe” Collins, M#r

; : : 280 South Saginaw

Street

former Army Chief of Staff, will) Fish dimmer 8 until.

tonight,
be formally retired to civilian life|D. A. V. Hall, 199 Auburn Ave. . : Phone FE 46-3566 ¥
today after 39 years as a soldier. Adv.

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dred thousand -persons packed Olympic Stadium delivered his sermon. At the end of the meeting, ome, | Mire Ghaster will We ta Hig d

in the British sector of Berlin to hear American Graham asked all those who believed in God to Home. cae iy kee a Se 0 APP 3

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Evangelist Billy Graham. Other thousands who stand. The evangelist expressed his reaction to GELDON MARCE 32. 1008, F hg ine and % No ..
could not get into the stadium thronged adjacent the response he received by saying; “I've never tera “3 beloved infant caugh rokets. This hg proven or ini hate appt SPs .

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May field. This general view showing part of the seen anytihng likeit in my life. This might be the anit, Sigler of Poul Riles ger yy 2& aa4 ‘Bt, £
huge crowd was made. as Graham (in dark suit) beginning of a new Gerniatiy.” walt be held Gaturday. Maren 34 i NeSEERC ea; a 3

By TEX SHANNON = jand the popular entertainers; thejsaw portrayed in the film? Before — Telermen S faeries Teieateh 2

gificanting ere, een (development apd ;
(Last of three articles) ‘millions of lesser known and hon-he gave his heart to God he told will be ‘et ihe Cees’ Puneeal wok wae

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Condemnation by Evangelist Billy est citizens who never break a eee -a aren a cap Bisies, anew Be. Bray-M. MFG. CO

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Graham of so much anti-social|rule nor beat a debt; do they feel! piness was . commodity Bond (gh @: Sp et ty AND :

conduct can be verified in the happy and at peace with them-| could be paid for with some Ao satis, Cea dear ‘eh se Peotes. 7S Stas. "
columns of any newspaper. acves in this — — and ef-scratches on a checkbook. 4 & Bi Gear brat gel SGeeget. as o4 OA 2-217. 4

Aivdvala commit ‘mistaken acts, FALSE FOUNDATIONS a Geek sg as a ee qv darn ee iaepmine | (OLD BELL

I stil] wanted to know how well-|+) Billy shook his head. “No. De-| erable woman in the world des-p a wy a RW GIFT STAMPS CASHIER —

behaved people are faring in this|cidedly not!" he replied. “I'll cite pite her money, beauty, glam state atthe @parks-Oriffin Pu-wa 9 a= .
world now recovering, through the some examples to show how bar-eur and popularity, ae, oe Arye served.Penne Dar 4

from i
help of its ministers and priests, Ten life hag become for those who, “A British social leader once c * age71 mps * represen. tk

its oat epiritual heritage. ‘build their lives on purely ma-(drew me aside to confess that be| shakes hands with Evangelist Billy Graham (right) as the President met rot re Wage on ie | Seen Und saeeee oe FASHION ‘SHOP ; is

“The law-abiding folk, Bill,” I ‘terial foundations. |had lost all desire to live. A col-| Chats with him after services at the National Presbyterian Church in ger Sater of Charice Ner and | es “benefit, — 4 on
suggested; “the leading statesmen! ‘Remember the rich Texan you lege senior with whom I talked! Washington. Dr. Graham was guest speaker at a Sunday service. will be eld Saturda March 34, fst ties a Ue “
ee mntgon Pe-srinder rator s

He so He
.
. Dealer's Gimmick nerel with Interment“Miiding-~ Thread Oper, ne
spoken Ad = =

had vehemently. A . Bahl ofticssHome Rev. in Grinder

mr
mr
.

John—Most Loved —sivaye nea teen positive. but pa: rtist Evangelist SernSoe Rec: | Meh eumerece he :

° oe ® a He seemed to be = 9 . Pretty Costly m the End Bom Manta HI Tesd Ak Brae be : Ld on ‘ {

of Jesus Disciples See oe toward a goal, Conducts Services warmed hel 10 Go) Lose Mr Thompwombe’ eo ‘to DANIELSxc} MFG. CORP.

‘wil Ai

From One) ore Nightly evan-Sutomobile for 16 cents an cour + jg Ne ~ a fo gg ho ee rORS j

_enpaiina 7 payee uoph = era! Home rienced tm setting wp eed 5

of him, among al 1 th € his emotions atingle. -‘The ad did not say how many| WALTERWi checking ¢lose parts on “
others. The Master called! rp EP not eee el eed R. 61 North Main i. Clarks curtace 0 =

him “ of 1 doe ae ee = pastor, = y.emcenendthe T. C.| py Soars Waner, een moveree‘ot Marts& | Riostth oeCLAR rh r

Boanerges"——Son Ae passed, Riddle, Rev. today. Value pad Gear MeCMANICays +

Thunder! |the tension deepened. Priests, Cond rs ae om. trem Our Lakes gad _brareuiie | experiense, pew ;
Just, the other day, John their lawyers and other function-meetings is the s FLINT @®—The 1956-57 Cemetery Rovary service 6 <4 fon momings Pontae :
had proposed violent pun-|#ties came to challenge Jesus at eke as Oe SE oe ee aa tes | an Ak dee ae a Telegrash. phone

“Ne ff
ishment for a Samaritan | &stherings pagent pada _ nessee. ry com-9% million. Of ig eae @| _ Sharpe Purcral’ tome’ conrhston MAK POR AND PRON %

village that refused hos-\3Y Sewn mel contions owt mercial artistl million was in boosts on property tap PE bam. Mr’'marrwcs. | ‘TractorImplement

pitality to the Master. But, —— wnt before his conver-[} owned by General Motors Corp.| , Im Memoriam 2 | ian’ ¥® SERVICE ExTARLinED Division in
: ted—| _ Teey baited Him sbeut taxes, sion, the Rev.& MEMORY OF Ov: \enton traning. Apply

destro Jesus always had stunning cludes singing eicily a aes
more|
tian pasned —
S08
ll te

estroy men. | ewer: Pay Caesar what ts Pj t f Ethi ‘and religious _—_—_—— No one knows the slient hesrt-trative » Real slate $ ,
Then, near Bethsaida, when John Caesar's. FIC ures 0 lopia drawings as part Wi d C. h aches, only whe lose can carer. Ruverionce me oe HAS OPENINGS FOR.
reported he had see some hairy-| The t altke—| | of his revival ser-on Indgdow acne ‘The Sriet we bear mm silence, for Four ehapee work 2® ye

2) Saturday Qomeday,
mantled
Johnteacher
to
“in
him—
nee[Ou rte
pregmawiclsSoS neato!
Scheduled _ mons.
meetings are held at
~
7:30
of Set sometimeour & memory sehr mf eomph Secretaries .

wantedacting Christ's),
11" =
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The
$100 000
aestcan keepshal Fite th velegrepe : ce

name.” stop feet we eyes

because he refused to join their \the sick, 4, a Necgrisce P| Simon D. Messing. anthroplogist lect night, and are open to any-for Public Stare eet Saw Cemv0 Gort eee. AND ‘on
band. ‘is the same as doing it for the, on observer from the rey one who wishes to attend. H ; dwt tac | : --; ; +

But the Master would of and
ing a coe i

impose.} Pennsylvania Dropsie an$100,000? or -

Stenographers

narrow

he is against ts y in high} Jacob, 79 are can ees Pontiac

2a, anot ee, —a on ee ta woe Beth oF 196 Pints of Blood Rees es erm mae) aes

for that us of men Temple Elizabeth jee. sethauhhttge

ot least met OPE Apply

for us.” | Lake Rd. at 8 p.m. Saturday. Do i rary Semerere|
wil
ci!
beck te
Funeral
waren
cbcl ire cheooslyi
20
4 2500E. Rd.

So now, high urgency drove | But the MasterJ OC lashed out heed-| He will show color slides and nafed ed in Feb re > ara faginenierSt Directo M O[tort Maple

John as they approached Jeru-jessty at the reigning theocracy, speak on “The Black Jews of ‘The blood report for Oakland. pee Peake Heron dene ins

Oe Birmingham
salem, seat of the state's ancient accusing it of being obsessed with, Ethiopia.” Most of the past year, County Chapter, American Red|__ Yo an look at these bundles of _COATS FUNERAL HOME Trio

feligious government, with the ‘ormamental clothes, riches, titles, | Mr. Messing has spent living (05 for the month of February 20,8) Dilis that represent a stack arise Praine WetertordTwp, 1v1islon Open Wednesday ’til 9
fand Curio)aflame withSenitalk of a com-honors, of‘uaepretendingsash ieholinessapeby, among picturesfhe group.will include that eightse
mobiles
-
collect-
TY 31 feet
don't
high and
any
weigh 300
of handling
pounds. ~ DIGNIPTED SERVICES
Offers
Saturday 9 til
;
12

tae! ikbgdeelis (cree His hows get KIRKBY

scenes But

ideas

~—
throw off Rome's yoke. |of emphasizing moributd ruleson “The Court of Domestic Re-¢d 796 pints of blood. jthe crisp bills for there will be no ___ Funeral Home-FE ¢+i8s2

Harold Goldberg,

The city would be swarming instead of real mercy, faith and ‘lations’ * in session in accordance Patients in hospitals in Oakland freeShaws’
samples,
warns. Donelson-Johns

president

the festival.
Judea. justice.
“Woe you. and
/with
weaving,
custoims more than 2000 years
and
County
who
received
are
394 pints
County
and pa-|
sents the
eye catching
money
repre-
“DESIGNED PUNERALS™
CHAPEL
_

The -load
Opportunity

with people from all here _FUNERAL HOM

for Passover Surely.| unto scribes old, pottery making,
idents
tients Oakland res-|
amount of won SPARKS-ORIFFINPOR
fcthe die was cast. As the Master pharisees, He said hospttalised the 14-year-old Wright Pervice FE

you set “Ye guides,
hypocrites!"
out
Smithing.
The of is County 26)
outside
ithe
by
night
George
show
on sae ___ 3-804!
Tr
advised—when your hand blind straining a series lectures spon-used pints. Saturday television
to a plow, there is no looking gnat and swallowing a camel. Ye sored by the Jewish Welfare Fed-Scheduled mobiles include: April -“The Big. Surprise.” Voorriees-Siple Graduate

back. ‘are like white sepulchres—heav-|eration and Council. The public is 3, Catholic Church in Holly; April’ The two-day display is being pro-FUNERAL HOME
Just then, John uttered a little outside but full dead | invited. 14, Shrine of the Little Flower moted by padooners national om Ambulance
FE
Piane Mechanical

tiful of Gervice. or Motor
34378

ery of delight at what he saw. men’s bones.” | \School, 12 Mile at Woodward; April pany that makes watch bands,
Pleasure shone on the of SCATTERS TRADERS Coffee, Mexico's seventh biggest 10, Pontiac Michigan Bell at Cen-and a co-sponsor of the show. Cemetery Lots __§ and

faces

‘export product in 1948, now is in tral Methodist Church; April 16.| The money is being furnished by

He strode into the temple where

BURIAL CHAPEL
traders fer sale. Call_ EM

ells ee Jarre
noi:
second place, behind only cotton. Royal Oak Masonic Temple; April the Community National Bank and LOT
owner
WHITE
3-412

oe
|
|
monevehangers and Mexico is thired in worid coffee 17, Royal Oak Knights of Colum-jis being brought here from the |
IN Electrical

me pee nine tenet
4 CEMETERY LOTS GOOD We POSITION FOR .

and Thomas,
ily
and
and
the
sold animals
pack
roduction, behind Brazil and Co bus and April 23, American Le-
a
Detroit Federal Reserve vaults by | cation in
per
Hille
PE
Memortal Engineers

bartered Oakiand

ict

with his surprised ifor sacrifice. He overturned the aay gion Hall, Farmington. heavily guarded Brink's truck. _ Garden. $85 27348 Salesladies

twinkle. legtaes drove whole
experience

-+ preferred,

PALM LEAVES ' out. “My house shall be called)
with in Pupertenced
apply Waite’s‘9
neat
Mh floor
ap-
the anda house of praver!”

BOX REPLIES ~ PRACTICAL

Flowing
the
through
a singing,
gate
welcom-| John, the firebrand. marveled Automotive NURSE

lining way. OR

EXPERIENCED

ing throng waved and chanted at it all. Had he not wanted At 10 a. m. Today
"hosannas.” Ahead of Jesus, they strong action? He had. And | there were replies ef Testing. MEDICAL SSISTANT ,

Wanted to work * Doctor's offices

carpeted the street with their gar-yet . . . His uneasinessat the Press in the and on OL}

grew office bay Call
6.

ments and myrtle and willow the hauntingly memorable meal following boxes: Design KECEPTIONT “AND GENERALbranches and sprays of palm in the upper room where Jesus) office girl with some typing abt

tf Starting $4¢

leaves. foretold impending betrayal om 2, 3, 9, 16, 18, 2%, 2, tty days
for vancemen
salary
ent,

— opportunityexcellent Apply Wayne a“Blessed ts the King that ‘death. Si, 56, 60, 62, 63, 72, 77.

working conditions REGIS’ TEREDNURSE

cometh tn the name of the Then the armed mob seized |

itera

and WANTED
employe benefits

pee: ee a ce ee ee cee ee eee tl

To work in Doeter's office im
Re chester -E-xcelient oars eal-

to qneli P Caf
OL lve 60601. 9 to

~_ Help Wanted Male 6

RELIABLE WOMAN WANTED 76

MAN TS

A eget DOLLAR LIFE INS

Apply

‘0 has openings for the firet
three men _who ean qualify fer
jonas, W -Salary

person, Reterene:2

Personne> nel eaperienced, Bpre — ne
_fure. reply Box 37

apply

Dept.

GALESLADY ‘With CAR TO CALL ‘
sealer and service of Singer Sew-

A NEAT APPEARING amWN FOR

tablish:
$08 pine ome cecum le we

tne Machines. Must be willing to Glenwood Ave
wore anc follow instractions. Sal-

_N._Per:
comm Pontiac, Mich.

Vacations wi th pay, hosp
and te —— benefits, Year

‘SALES

y Mr, Brown
mand re sewer dem Machine eo nee

LADIES

For ladies dreises,

‘or i‘.

Coats, eht

yo! R LIFE’S. MADE. wear.

a poattion

pte Bll ‘Calary. ‘and ——

Chance for edvancem

arwer. wate at person FASIER through Classi

_renceMt.

George's

wonder. But John soon realized earthly destinies —the hour, no

fied Ads.

Pontiac Prees Pheie

To solve

the fervent greeting. had come man knows.

only from hopeful devotees. Others) John could wait, and work,

ADAMS REALTY CO.

every-

and
i MUCH MOOLA — Arriving this-morning via a comming te saouey tw Blacless Tobin, 62 Waldo

and i

™ 3 jon,

day problems quickly, dial Newnse:

expe

} heavily-guarded Brink's truck from the Detroit

St., (left) and Elaine 30 N. Hilldale

Hamilton, Dr

were fust curious. Official opposi-ine did. leaving to the centuries a)

Federal Reserve vaults, is this load of $100,000 in . both of the Community National Bank, who loaned

ig interesting

tiow closed in grimly. \never-dwindling flame of faith.

FE 28181. =

Pig ohn tins

This only seemed to stir the —— $1 bills which will be displayed in Shaws Jewelers’ the $100,000 for the two days. Looking on is

Master to adel boldness. Never (Next: Judas.) windows today and tomorrow. Fast at work in Thomas Brown, manager of Shaws. aS There ae |

4 PRESS, FRIDAY. MARCH 23, 1956

ohMOIETY EIGHT _° ee THE PONTIAC

}

.
‘Wanted Female A Business Services 13) Television Service 22) CARNIVAL by Dick Turner} Rent Apts. Furnishedft
33) __ For Sale. Houses ‘ 143

Wanted Female 7 Work

‘SQUARE LAKE PRIV,

:
3 ROOMS. NO CHILDREN. REY. room, ey ute +

TRONING, $3. HEATING’ SERVICE sc Tie ick ry 303

LONTNG, $3.00 A BU whe th |
atte
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Gas, burners turnsces| ot, ne

A ga ; +

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Bo. i DAY orSoma serviced, : makes, Nd “on ae ening

: . iM a ae epee Soe cree

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7 ROOMS. ae BATH Fe | FURNISHED a ceae Or wisT

delivery, FE aie wate re iM oinke — ulities

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mibe: 26781. fg ELIZABETH LK. RD.

cleaning on locationer shop. Self) Coy Television. 443

308 | 8 lofe fronting on

time "F¥ier bois! or PE 21386 re tom nie EMeen y | abet. Lake Mure

pr es pee TEED TV¥_REPATR ANY 7 ROOMS. 1 PRIVATE ENTRANCE, 5 acid i y Street ® Say large parcel of

pelt Cart WAND FE 40736. CoNDON'S esr Pontiac Motor. equipped tor the winter. OR 34163 in this

adults only, onl in

DIO & TV. 127 §. _Call PE 4-40u8 after §40~ | PARK SIDE Corr.TTAGES. CASS

PARKE 87.

Lake, € me, utilities

q oO PURN

WSor| JOHNSON'S RADIO AND TV

afsentyRO ANDSon. HEATING ER FE| SMALL INVESTORS

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RID 2-487 ‘ik Loveland

37916.

4-7601

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Ss PRESSE or_orwoute 11 Ly ByBe HEWLY DECORA TED pve. | SHORT TERM RENTAL OF BEAU-) tse, oy Lerma: wats us show \.

—SIEK PRES:SER Ee TEM N. Saginaw, Apply | ‘full furnished 2 ‘duplex. | Cash oF

{ SEWER CLEANING FE 4-3600, i6fE Pike Bt. |" ‘bath. 107%

Part time Rex Cleaners 4432 DY, 62 BABYSITTING The"aN FE a preferred” PE. s-64i4

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Rent oa Large rooms and lots .

LLOYD. J. : 18
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__ FE 46866 cua PE
— BIG iq Life Assur-you how get cash if and AND BATH. NEWLY | ~~~ | east of Clarkston, acre

PE ON Pespondent. to Call now 2 DECOR-miles 6

"INCOME FAX sknVicED tise tad FOR . gnee Society. ae Ae fs "easonable ated part furn 140 Mt. Clemens. |1, 2 & 3 HOUSEREEPING ROOMS.| wooded lot 307 ft. paved front-

puoné: ial ya velion, male cat mealnes. RE
BROKER 2? LARGE ROOMS, BATH | Caretaker in front. FE 3-9034 ie Shown by appointment only.

PRIVATE
ae ELI SERVICE Eenin «1. tract “for, eaulty = po a $00 Elizabeth Lake Rd. FE 4-1157 = Camas
aundry 1 light hk.

side or oRRILEY. 645

Gon Ta : EMPIRE 3-3125 . PE 2-4270 FESe Ae TS + —— Inquire Au-| J3 SLEEPING ROOMS. KITCH. AND one FE 43939.

eA Your| priv. room.

INGS NEEDED

Fi caéics & S 24A ENT. Pensione reons considered, or a) ; OY

2 RMS§_ TILE BATH. PVT.

. Potebetrys upplies Bustn will share home with responsible A HOME OF YOUR
NEEDD FAPT BLDG NEAR COMMERCE | familyFE 53208

HELP? ~ , KT pailTem rae Realtor | ‘erties.ac _ eee eaine | Utililies turn, PE fats OWN

+4563 Sob

ae cones Tan FE «~ROY KNAUF, Realtor | Ré and Union Lake | One apt. oe EROOM WITH

withee eee eee ee ss Cay Pes ¢ ames 26603.|
s0% PE 3721, sev0
| FOR | Enceliest suburban Dome.wi

roe: _Lawrence. PE $i4l4, TATE CASH FOR YOU_| w. Maron; on suse) Naleble,Bul 3 Uulltes fumaistesy ert, CLEAN,CLEAN’ WARMWARM 1 ROOMBOO ORS GIRLGIRL excelent amvareen home with |

regentsSAVE SPRING RAN juity im your LE ISTINGS W. ANTED with laundry priv 496 reezeway, full bem

MONEY home.rp
“ clark ot. FE bereries . Prov a te
;
~KOL. Templeton, Realtor Re have yers waiting | 22 ROOMS _ STOVE AND REPRIO. CLEAN WARM ROOM, FOR MAN,| fA) n5e raga —— |
sa ee ees —_— ae PhoneeelFE] ice ped lot7 :
615,008, terms,

1001180.
accou

r ee :

ety rep ke.at}3, puesmeie 339 Orehard_Lss ce men noe reasoned prop’ | _chanie
A a ee Gu Gee

welreg. hs reg. a, QUICK CASH Roger B. Henry.EB. Inc Rd 0ments noewith 0 heatey wateree eeeed home Near) @ rms. 3 bedrms. full bemt

35, mode ceane ad $11 Main St, 1649 Auburn
1-912 stove and refrigeratorat, hotfurnishedwa’ Oakland and Baldwin a FE 25761is nie shatly paved st. A ry

Pony 35 lot very
now $2498: cor now For your land contracts — you’! | OL 1-011
$45 per month and up See Mr | GENTLEMEN .ATTRACTIVE RM good buy at $10,500

Stereo reg, — Rochester

$0: Kodak camera, {k®, our service ask for Mr Mich

PENTRY &g OENERAT RE ot 28 Mere i eS ee AUBURN HEIGHTSOn tS -VACANT

Baldwin Ave. © o.m.0 p.m. S| -Sane oes Brewele Duli-Eye | Ole T Rent Apts. Furnished . Sars ; < -Muy em

tstimate cau FE 8-4042 “ee reg. $18. WHI E oR > = S; AND
100 MechanicPvT. ENT |CADIESehvol FE
CLOSEafter
TO8
HIGH | 4 ree
full
ie
beth rm, @&

_estimale¢a + ee 1 RMS BATH. ROOM5-0313 with utiltty

FOR Util

OR0 ne CePI M = ROOM. cup-

CARPENTER aa0GE FiNiait. eaPADDOCK
eeSERVICERecent APT REFINED Adults.
ee ao NICE HOUSEKEEPING attached garage LotaXof
_Work guaranteed,ORiando ) 3-1603. y 18 1032 Huron
Cee Sel eu) peredn ae

and kitchen cabinets. ~ Less
u
ndr
Serv W. 5-8783 . working lady Priv ent FE 3181) oo

25 BR tore’ bath 3) emploved! gist oe | Ooh, CUltke | a ea oat | | ee Erereee Tre
© $7,000
Ents

~ CEMENT & BLLOCK | nace curtains pLam on rur-|_ Notices & Personals
-= le ery only, 290 KN. Pad-| + nau “pvr BATH . 5-4785

. work. PE 507 fet. Beousfully tpiiehed. Pontiac AAI
oc Alber AND EN-NICE ROOMS AND APT. G :

LIORDAY Specializing0 in work, 5660REALTORS 2 ROOMS, NEWLY welcome. Motor, ROOM bath I lay dn

ee,ee oeSER, ee 3 fee Leund: ane ea a OR cts Pivtis eae Many other fine fea,

_lean Pb. Phone Sexes tae” heat

CUSTOM BUILDING, FHA Pi. | _>-tio1 i
i= MOST | FoR YOU Florence aR NEARAR YMCA 1 FE #1360) for 2 pm. 5040 call be-/ | oil¢ Idea) for i

__nancing. Modernizing.FE¢5470. | siAMPOOING R AND PURNI-rotred Knapp Shoes =? ee

ene a SCREPING_RODw, Fon sey, | famlien of omens ieee

S0™D

TRIGAL WIRING | PE > 106 aorsiphon sane) eke pear |? FT ENTRAR 3 en AND HEATED| privileges. FE $-1002, |

tae BATH.

LICENSED “ture | RE
PE
ROOMS, ROOMS (itchen
ee
$2¢ payment

Landscaping 18A| aupIVOX HEARING AID. RM. 10, ron St. Phone 2-8316. GENT. upper apertment. neer cormees | zane

SANDING. LAYING AND
eee | Tn N. Saginaw. FE 60530, WE NEED 3 Se | 2
a us T Sala accesri d, tatoo,Ni e PARKINO 22 8. NI 1H >

vfs.experience.
: ite LAND CONTRACTS WITH patiberaAl

ing. 12 guar-
cleee wo ee WEDDIee G@ INVITATIONS, $7.50 od i 3 LARGE ROOMS 3 CLOS-| ator
FLOORS paphics w FE — ; No ouble. Fon MEN | N

eee oginnos Call One apriee

Call af. 3:20 cawirk een | SERED) Roce) 3 biks from
® specialty. L. PE|GOMPLETE NDSCAPE \DITTLE will give 2 APT. 1

BANDING,
Cari
OLDBills. LANDSC Ain Printed SPECIAL AL
= yea
FORF tarme
e
:
you s quick east |
ROOM
Syea, OS
ADULTS BLK. town.Singleingle a and drink4 “fre AND HARGER fo

) tenenes, | rome | Sea

Opep_Evontngs

SLEEPING

SWE TG| Soa Eintcetecroten| fase ———sem me) ROIMG ANDRA Da AND KITCHEN IN

SANDING 4 | ‘eset EXPERIENCED 6P' COR-| eall — APTS ¢ Marshall Cals SALE

fidren.

On CAVING Lon RegaineAWD LANDSCAPE_Ficlts co FuCO: SIR Ein ceaNCEDsesSPENCER | a@‘notes.phone today. Free esti | i DELUXE AT CLARK'S | —"° 30)8 | Pe pees 7 ST Lloret Ee? O& ‘ge ‘

cioon. ecateinenn aac —— CanalRa Utice, Mich ftispubtie ,DELUZE APTS AT CLARK’S| Rooms AND BATH. Private

Employment Service Free ectimates, Jobe Taylor ON | home FE 400 "|
ONLY a6

& Greg pagesel cone fot'water. "Adultestnonly 220i | |SUEEPINGmater, ROOM,

Epublie Nicholie Harger( Co, eee raaea FE a16. Hot Double MEN j

ee LAYING. & — & 1 3 WAID SUPPLIEG Ww, ‘ 3 OFF reerPERRY. |? ROOMS | ee

Boren me) FLOOR SANDING FIN-Moving Trucking 19)?“DAINTY POR | ROOMSseen eee N. UTILI-PRIVATE ENTRANCE. _Pi ee

“ishing FE R 33_W,_Huron 690 Robinwood. a WITH

BF EONTIAC C Bud’ Bills. 6 SUPP st
furnished. Share bath. onth, or |g) nee KITCH.

YICE Ea al TRUCKING. Mre._ 63 =_ ties Included tlectriett or
WITH
Small

. CER GUARANTEED AA1 MOVING LOW Burne. PE 34814. Y Mare. z ROOMS $16 per wk. EEPING ROOMgirls couple.
KITCH.

Poruarr 42951, Good FE |
earn
HAVE
or
PARTYgifts. NICELY water Loca’ ceah priv.

HOUSEWIVES: FURNISHED, for

: serrice, 63371
and cash BeasA and eo

A C Ci -FOR YOUR LAND hear bus line, or work-| sts. small child rmitted. welcomeMt. No ers1 bikor

ACCOU _ EDT tasting adults 1 beby 123 Clemens,
-

ee EEe | PioR SANDING, LAYING FIN. _ nyt = ANY-TEFE 48008.0m : Genesee CONTRACT | ing cirls 88 8. Francis TROOMES Pe drinkers,
PO FE 46324 “0

ike R Gardner. 691 CentralFE| 41 HAULING ANYTHING,
if Large or Small 7 ROOM & BATA. PRI. ENT.| Adults — a ates AND ENT | from
ae atid aexp fn | 2 88. Ume. FE 6-696. IN DEBT?
Ask for Ted McCullough lpr 2 adults 100 Norton, SAND BATH PIR _____| SLEEPING ROOM WITH STUDIO

reciyable, |GENERAL BUILDING REPAIR, Agnes ANDD RUBBISN HAULED. rine yt ADULTS ONLY. 81 AU.” frigerator, Suna Eigen ve paces cedah MAS ct
PVT

hes = work, hh are having RENE”

who ean a stone, coment Pies-@eenes ff_voe trouble most ANDI EN 3 Lelie
"s aes — : -
NO 174ROOM StMEN. “THE “

entrance, State

ROOFS. ALL andkomen | 2 "CREDIT. 2 ROOM APT PRIV. EN r? AND UTIL. WARM GEN-eiecca

iaans cate BRS, <COUNSEL: STOVE SLEEPING ROOM Oe feae meee ae

> ipreite 4 REER
EE|G° 4a Hogue “anytime. PE 5-304, INC. 8. | E. ______Reolior per 1 Maid | LLOOR, FEAT ee Cee Rm jaan

YeSeeCenter.
Us RANTEED8, 1a 41's % | smail et 36 | cal

(a= Gass, ROOMS,

TDN ars 338.
| _*-0456,
in paivate ENTRANCE sales <A completeeenee

anytime. WAVES ipee Adults | AX an. cag fap) Ap)

a Lt
JOH
hauled, Of 0850 y
us
OR-Laundry facilities. oniy pee ed APT700 AuburnALL UTILITIES tet a anewersshower FE 2-3517(Avle)|
home
ged polyhand rails

FOR MEN MONIES, |
PRANK HAULING, iy’ Ls
COLD «ON Perry YOU for seeA HOUSE,now, 196 St. East 4 ritin

House: FOLLY SPECIAL;
stirs 600J. Ir farm HAVEsale, we Sanderson Apply except interior

| _ eq’tad ed. FE +8450 Young. a. NBON one at 3a Eves om) mre vier -Fel entrance, 3 “ROOMS AND ‘BATH HEAT AND | Rooms With Board 38| Wel located just. 1 block from

House RING x@ uF eT 1200 — Bia 08 its rE $4442. ; main road Only 87,825 1

W. DINNAN ROOMS. CHRISTIAN COUPLE : a ner
rv ANED ASH
or im

F beth and 118| neat #24+Beldwin STEAM"| CLEANBQARD,* AND"ROOMS.ROOM. CLOSEHO IN| formationo costsco callas omnes

entrance month FE _—— MODERN. | rove MEN are | Rive, ageGon please er

SseLtn homed. ee oS aay Dav | CASH AM casmi|” PRIVATE EN-

FLOOR LAYING , AND Cone PB tau se GlaxoEb waePlastic -pe 2 PrivateAPARTMENTS. 3

508.
BaodingFLEMING,
os Edison, Ph. HAULING. ing iimoleam.
48 2 one FEY ROOMS ADR
sfahing 46 | LIGHTA HEAVY

LAND CLEARING — STUMP RE-ie rene a toe TRUCE Wid.t “Childrenii to rcard HOURS < ‘35g 'N._Gass‘ess Phoue 2-22887, | FOUR> A Teas!4545 Fe eens OU OM OE Pune
|
||
Bedrm. . Ranch
A

_ |p Hdren to Board 26) NCR HOME |? ROOM SMICELY,visionTORN D | Te e aitn: per E Ent, : |aPeee‘oom sires?Saginaw 3

Sale voter Stee.i “| papcane:s maoENa” BOR ; DAY CARE FOR CHILDREN LI-_Paddock. * or 3-710 OTLESSLY CLEAN ROO

MASONRY bith anytime cheap. PE Ci? ————————

a censed ti

eS ee stone and cement LIORT Aub D BEAVY niTRCRUCEING, ere menai HOME. JIM we ear , cee = a thie 18 “oe = | + neous ee areBigs me ear5 Matt ore eeek te rf a on Wooded Lots

—aED ee eee RT et en ome.

PLASTERING AND» REPAIRS ALL | _and Fenced in yard. PE 17-0243 z
AND3 ROOM APARTMENT. g15, | ROOMS UPSTAIRS. ADULTS Convalescent Homes 38A GI's

LICENSED HOME FOR Qs‘operstive $12

| work Reasonable (travel FE. 7000) PRE-| Real Est $444 | 7
19 Csrk) oe St, 400 2 $700 ,

rates O'DELL children. 2-6806._ SavesVE CLIENTSoat ee HOME OW |2 CLEAN FoR | “ROOM PRIVATE po

CARTAGE _school FE 3 clivers FOR re ON _ Ce weeemsROOMS COUPLE ¢ “inp we

ving

~ | SLASTERIN ie — = | pee
PE
aa
p Wid. Household
tate
per Ta extol No drinkers. | entrance (Cellleter Sane lessST
sates stavtiog’ eh tide ce
eringPeaceful Thesece

= “4none 5808 Moving. . Goods |27 Bide Pa oe : toa" a paddock = oaks 3 beditera . _._____ | 4 ROOMS ON MATTHEWS
ee Hotel | Rooms_ 39) pemcelnemes were built for rao

okie” no
pane FURNITURE N 1000 large

L. Miler, FE 40274 SAND GRAVEL D
NEEDED og ooo 48,008 Gas fe Le Riis J “CLEAN ROOMS. FE ‘
BATH, NEWLY ania! 0 ompare these features over.
=

Get $85

Page 5 x .eal Sus" top soll and as
Entife home or odd lets. ‘ec.
Ms
per month. Aduits on! 1 sq 6ft, rooms, 1%

}_ pe ernSe Keller. lena er jet the . . —_— 2 ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY);
furn FE 27586 _ _ HOTEL AU BU RIN pers Sully ted. aluminum oie
erences, NEw AND oo Taiks ee PEDDLING YOUR partly Recms or Week

For hoor
Zales
MasTicAs
RE Gaui Blase! oe bu extright. or painted. utilities and NO by Dar Ing windows “many trees on all.

PROPERTY? Privat’ “entrance, adults, call | $° ROOM 18ST FLOOR APT.

mates. FE 2-7 | _Call FE 44696 | Sale. Phone OR 3-3717
OF 7 a sls cay FcLcan nOokas eae von | children FE #1001 Cooking end Tebiserecen wa 1 Lots Bt ciokes tole nore oats

ie ROOFING. SIDING. AND ALITMOD. | T | POR QUICK DisPOaAL Cones

Jee MYr-Sad prtes shemes St to| couple, no drinkers FE
ik
54360 | neat and ‘hot. weter” furnished’ i; 1 OTE (ROOST FE 20e! Fo. gta windee
ple

Newly
= | ACTO' 50 = OSE ‘I L r tures. SEE THESE TODAY, aes

spects, saves you| 3 ROOM

: “<<
oo ry Mares. Can us we We orated efficiency apt Adulte any) | afer ”? m FE ‘0 cal Rooms $12
FE _5-8126 CALL ‘
iP <™ segs RV ic E TinD EQUIPMENT Sy ee
LARGEST | Dteé farms. lakes. and residential mIbEMy eer Roll Oakland 5 ROOM UPPER HEATED WEST.

FOR 6 YFAR gO aN oneR ana
Fer and Pepe hae |P ROOMS AND BATH. PART.| Gye .Tooms, Uy day oF weet 45 | SA heie la!

Pe financing closing pact WILL
HuronSt

eld Christian deat mule who has "sanding and finish a Pontiac Farm-and _FE 47881 BASEMENT APT EVERY | _ly furnished, FE 5-est Phone FE 2-8206

. = WANTED T

ereen-49592

eaten ldad ae Oe

| voU°ROY TrewLL INSURE IT beth ane ie gee eat noc MODs en cartes (aol LT

SEPTIC TANKS AND seea fea LL et Co, | "ofarntture, PhoneFURNITUREPE 2883. 7 frig. Men only | country’Trocl near housework!Rochester, per.tor dayap-| (edfF Ooo eeeee te oe week THE 2 ELDORADO”ELDORA
ere

WANTED shite

fields installed. Trenching ahd Open Dail
Sunday pil
PRIVATE | and nominal rest. No objection to| MODERN HOUS penag Tai po

pee

grading. OR 382J2 or KEnwood | rE
| If vou ‘have enything for sale i 1 PERSON
s¢hoo!l age child OL es “ tages. packs ail utilities, cee Gl's $750 Down

_2-7852 i RE DU CEDMe] FE
RATES41442
and went prompt, courteous serv-entrance. hele } blocks from |
ST” AT N SHIRLEY. 0| “ishes. ete furn. Bleeps « $25 FHA $2,100 Down

See Te
tae ck Glace re aa tee t the \Wehiest price _fown $12, FE 2-0663. if LOIS

TRENCHING AND | and fa
ONLY. | peach a atlas Ul) Ue month | "eekly OR 27700 : Full Price $14,700
| Moving. PE 44864 OAKLAND _COUNTY'S _AROEST :ay radeADULTS GARDENS OE

L. BULLDOZING oe REALTORSge 3 |
ye ! 409°
Rent.
SAGIN
0
Nin WATER
REALTY Bee |? ANDROOM CABINS —pircH.AVATLABLE APRIL sT WICE 3
8.
Stores CAR an

7 COMMU
GAT

utilities

RP Tmopson _ FE 46341 Painting «& Decorating 20 USED FUN pee
a Ge BICECL EL FE 2 53 ae en facilities, Uutues included, | room apartment, AVAILABLE Bes ie a (Oe of brick ranch

: ; WANTED eo ¢ bros 4 Ll? Eerte Cobine | nished. Inke privileges, OR 3-7468 09 8 ry salah! tos

races

peed 41851 §-21

Supplies 124) -1 ep booed Aad _Phone FE | hes) well
te , BLOCK FROM BUS LARGE LIv-1 sllgwi ;

Building
, __ Mason ompson 4 eee | : aT FREER PARE | Uouite) cleats wacena a: Un ot

Al INTERIOR — Wd. zg. Oe Goan RM ead
CLOSEFes
|
oe & stovebedrms vatekitchen 979 8 tdeelifer cand pi otlicun Oo nnimrt

end ontaCrone ea eae ae Miscellaneous NEAt eee 2
Emel
|RITCHENFTTE At
IN
|
ing rm. Fe entranceNew log * aN TY calea Kamel pealltace

oetork. aoe repair sun a
Oak RE NAABLE ___ POST OFFICE a aes
Ufck has large bed-

gin | rn ABO FF. |_
& 41460
Chris-| estate office man; |} andliwith) three T

_ Murdock,
~ e707
swinging. derrick Roval
REE OR FOR HOUSES,
type
BUILD. |
(
ee
FOR. a 2
—
3 APTS BATH
©2337 |
‘ianheat
coupleelect FE$1750 week Stherices, realtaper b
or mans roam Mlates | closet
mee

Y. CABINETS {1 ESTIMATES CASHings of any to beOR
wrecked ASH YOUR AND ROOM PVT
cpacious living onan sae
fea & finish work. Remodeling WINDOW 8 oe 3-162
i SAE . “qr 1 or 2 children accepted Apply DEI-RIO APT — _ Inquire £4 er 78 Saginas
tful window wall For extra con-

PAINTING “* :

irs, EM 34775 picture eres LE xu ey BARD A-l matiTING— _°T moved FE 40958
OR EQUITY _70 Clark St ° 281 OXEL AND Rent Offi Ss : Al
venience there are 1% ceram!

ice

Call

“AND _Oek Lincoin 1 aod ea hee tial or esti-Money Wanted 28 A HOME
wish to sell your pr ROOMS AND BATH NEWLY ace tile baths with colored Nktaree!
, 1‘13 PAINTING & EX: | erty and want
Rd s_furntshed. only ___ | mreMINGHAM—1600 8Q FT fhe
heat
is heated
hag
with
gas
perime-

as
827M
ALTERATION,
4-4168 FE 0 If you
ection. dec, Lake 635 tail pa stove util. ~ P

FE
Services Al
_mate
INTERIOR
40296 fast cal Priv ent.
Lk. Orio
Pn: Dies -~
Couple
and |
IN
gas
home
and a dis-

AND ___ Business
10 cash, us we
for
Heights. ter eal

AB: AKER CARPEN:
~~~~ terior. per cent disc ait” 18ST ON MY HOME.|
the
In
immediate
cases
cash
can
your
you| POSSESSION. 4 an unit

| MORTOAGE many get fMMEDIATE Al

ter. & specialty, Guaranteed Fre t 9206. | Excellent investment opportunity. We also Bagoie A ao FURNISHED rooms and bath FE 2-7832 oe welded | Mapa sn)
wi ony aa ah tebe —

inte
ore
é-= NEW AND age tine field tile _ A CUSTOM PAINTING. ett __ Ww
Real = 5-4382.pad ea oS jas bh heat sunporch Call hed A to with ‘ate cond | piney children (4 play on, m, windingwi

“A & B TRENCHING oaks t t
MArket.
Ww.
bhbuyers “for contracts, . parsers. oo MODERN | ROCda BATH Professional interior

| ead | Contact owner,
d “Ren
2210,
“tang can ena Gioeea a TANTS | use

rT = water | 29 _ Gas and suft, vith wr conde | {he : to

banging.

e4n0F ; || _ mates. FE Paper+6018. removed. anted to ent < _FE oer teppiaes U erie win ae

EXPERIEN Opes 3 BATH ANDEN-| oy? eet Boning: or
at

x iW ™ re aie hor FR e481). PVT. fat P= dey =e bl
South Village lmits

and efvil ace TREE REMOVAL j DEPENDABLE. PAINT-|2 3 ease optionHOME buy. ig around oe 8. Sagi-= RILARLE Foon Waldon
Clarkston right %

—— SERVICE | ALWAYS OR BEDROOMwith to
TO Ryrgurpropertyie Teor — 162 SEW SLSTTON
of Turn

mechanicalpart eh enels Get bid FE ing 26 yrs exp. FE! rentfor
_ naw FF AK

dctires = our el St. A

a ute | to model “Open Ite 8 daly.

PRIVATEENTRANCE.| 3 and bath, roomsalt | alee

3 ROOMS. excellentrooms focation largeIncludes | 4081 W Midwest 6-200 Rie

WALTCom-| | ihe rent fra! ( garage front |

€0sToM DECORATING.service (COUPLEwould WITHto SMALLsmallCHILD ‘Tarkston Pe ssi Mar. 24 407 8 Jessie.
utilities Lake |

ee
iridger

= WIRING We service ail of
ae
acces 48429 _FEs roperty Ref “CONSIST. BROS

ee wrurreyMurray, FE_ 2-065 LICENSED__ | APPLIANCE makesSERVICE.
sree
auto
nerce
eer
ouse mmediately FE } ROOMS121,
PRIVATE BATH AND close in, adults ee OFFICE SUITE | WHITE
» Bathrooms modernisedaeFree we wane sh crnee pees ee ¢ ikTERION PAINTER HAs SOME |GEN MOTORS EXECUTIVE DE.
mes tree pea ee | REAITORS

Stra 3 or @ bedroom unf. home Real Fstate entrance Utilities furn. FE 20057 = 4° roams same locat! | tices oles

mates. FE 20300, $2804 types of smal! appilanc “ Roy's _open time 26331 wach after bide bane location 7 SD88!0 1 nie) cceditioned, front office tac. Prone OR
—
3-1208
1 to 8

sami
ss
421 Glacknea
& BATH '& Huron Parking Sun

4AND BATCRIAG| |LeriGal ges Ace oe PAPERHANGING 25 YRS EXP FE 2-811! ext ; $28 Mak $18 A WEEK included. $55 See Mr Wellhoff. W. St ava i-Fees ti ®

“PLASTERING.
rates 42171 SMALL AND CARE MAple J
2720 Hos ; Lease Per BATH UTILITY

‘ As WALL CLEANERS,
a
Reetonable -FE -
{ yr
APT
girl,
DAY
Pontiac wri BUY
5-8821
=
ROOMS
Oakiend manager,
APT
Dixie
RFNT
ble
month See
available
Menzies
at $150
Cani-
AND
Asbestos

Et BLOOMFIELD
Reasonable 3 old Write SMALL 228 Ave
FOR Mr at Pontiac.
OO WORK Walls window:
2-1611 PAINTING AND DECORATING Press Box § in 2 sin bt TY CASH RMS PARTLY FURNISHEDby ,
UNFURNISHEDchildren 207 State . & Co. 73 W vatd §8,280;

WANTED and
FE —— h 3" Opdyke No St tol Savings, .oan in
WANTS OF 4LL FOUNTAIN
foom home. _Auburn Hillview Have aPT —*61____

ble. FE 56-1016 Free est, No obligation
PENS FE 2-0887 URGENTLY NEEDED 3 BED: — ous 33 ___| Pvt. entrance Off BE al

_ WAM WORK ANY MAKES ne unfurnished For | Fruit Mkt, 38 we SEVERAL For) ~ "> : _

kind als, tipaited ty. factory trained men PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING | 3 ROOMS, ADULTS ONLY. rots Jo the Wee Sie 6 roomt | COLORE

EB WiTm, MoUr store General Printing & PE $-4293. steadily Ge Ree FE 2$78 acd bath, gas beat, Webster | “were ‘Hors. Leal to” Riker| FOR
Tee 0

references Would tke core: Office Supply Co ZW. Law. — PAINTING PAPERRANGING | 4) wetfol thal Lee eel IN 0 N t S Id 3 ROOM | art UNFURNISHED | School area. “s82 s month with] Building’ Ides! for retell or’pro. | ;

s_ $0463. _Tence a PE FE_ 3-6135 | CL WANTED RENT: pave! are services “ret \ s

job. FE none _ TO GARAGE
iene coer orp FAMILIE °

In OR 3 7081 the vicinity of Ormun ond Sen-ig O O bes Ween oe sereisbed Biss | eetsted rm. No ide of Except! lam 8

ear

‘Work Wanted | Female | MW CHIMNEY WORK = is,
NG AND DECORATING | T° ead eo FMpire 3-0486 Pontiac th Lineoin School’ area Fartridee Realtor. 1090 W.| pogrom home cand,

RENT.BED. re Oxbow M4

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3 ROOMS AND PVT. BATH. PVT. ‘lose to city. Reasonable. MA Open and Closed Tralflers
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Houses 43 nase ouses

Fret Sale Houses 43 Eee Sle Moaen 43 MODEST mee | By dy Alan « For Sale Hou — 43). tos Sale Howeeel 43 For Sale Houses 43
Iw TT , , MYERS BRICK ON LAKE

GATEWAYS

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

‘GILES,

Rac tional! See It Now! rept ORTH, OF ZONTIAC

omen

; r j 3 room (1 dn}. Dem, sun — and location. En

perer Bs r prio takes ince’ bi = Neo

gare HAPPINESS

sibililies. Fenced yard. grill, fe 1983. Attach _— ops Taree

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ‘Donelson Park

extra features. Neat | living room, co ihe ar

en this eon @ large be e large 2

stores pnd bus. It's teal! | gide grill. Well landscaped, trsee.

EAST SIDE

home built in car garage bas f

Showa

po eae a House on Peninsula, ¢iving unus

basement, of beat, i: ving = Ffoom

+4978 ol aah trestage, One tike thls SPICK AND SPAN
. ig . Well constructed one floor

REAL ESTATE __MortgageIns. ue.000" 64,809 down, 9100

large lot. — ath

home on paved street, 3

he rooms ane 'es Offering

bath.

! rmonth,

;

k . Bult tn 3
pEWs RANCH. nod, Lichen Ba sit.s00,

and ait-

me.

FIRST OF 2 oak

lastered wells, full besement, off

STAT {ole t a te: col ORED—Attention

eat , w 4 and screens.

Land: lot with Of

Good 3 mm larg

me we

Ce Unit B

J = init ‘Brick ,

garage.

a! ey esd fst

neo

rooma = down ipehud 4 peerings at nt Heo

seoute have double closets, ‘i Rech large. “beautitully modernised | ro3 aixest Wilson’ School. By

wie miiding doo ment srertnees . ‘bath.

wo is.

ptional pay, conve — plante. In good condition. ® etna wat alee ein, oe

‘ we’ Sit tad “oo

GI RESALE

terms mmediate pow: a heat "2 car ortaetand large HOMESITES

| NORTH SIDE NEAR JOSLYN mis

as‘NO. DOWN PAYMENT ole Sel 99030 ‘w about half near Upper ‘Straits Lake, lake 1990. gturdy constructed die soc $0000. payment.

session. WM. H. KNUDSEN $0x160 lot tter hurry: Good joty available from $500 up, Paved street loca tion. Built tikes 0picket |

» SYLVAN VILLAGE, It isn't Le iaak wae pov iesee: aru Pre paymeuts. Vacant, Lg pdr ae possea-
new but ft t @ good older -oe ine FE 4-45: NO MORTGAGE COST uy ROW — . dow. tile bath, combination kt sionroy

é pasion in rb rere Par =. —— CARE W. BIRD. Realtor: en with tile drainboards

— Soa ecdenaeca | MOL TIPLE LISTING SERVICE | 503 wae NationalBa nk Bid INCOME HOME OR INCOME
Bath down, | up. Plastered FE EVES FE +1 Excellent investment value 3
Leen yet “tle

walls, oak floors basement, completely s¢ rate family aon AY

WEST SIDE 3} BEDROOM RANNCH scaped fenced rear lot, 604138ft
ar shakes siding | reecernet and washing

2 now reat ind owWner-oceu-
rental will

bie ae. im Rees

um =

aft t, furnace & — with pale Offered at epartm, rs. “4

vy ee CLARK|**

110 FT. WATER FRONT-

heap Rough plumbing 1 OO sn own, $64 mo. tac

oti'be grranged” Boat mse

on, $300 down FE 65-0782. taxes and iaonsance-4¥%6 per cent seeing ls

|Seg * ti wey lone

3 erymrsSeacmaarare pas i. SPACE FORA

rigage.

geenes with enormous — ice modems home Sts

feet Nice

natural red’ Eitchen® Full" bel aling 26x36, 3 bedroom

ageinest a brick wall, Oak Tors, pinsgred full er, This economical nome

GET PERSOSE OS SERVICE

you BUY iT WE'LL Inet

G ILES“ES REALTY CO.

MAHAN

basement, car oa or am handyman.

914,750. prase. Vortggpestsah ean be paid om reasonable

PLUS COSTS

wr Span 8 to 9

850 CASH TO GI MORT can ene pu a hese a! hen &

AGE with ree ofwt = City ie. _ "EM a3 & GREGG NEW 2 BEDROOM —

Waterford Township |

washer ‘& disposal.

LTY CO. REALTORS

1565 Union Lake

Union Lake village” FHA HOMES |

Stable for keeping horses. MA

cooperative Real Estate E

one pi on WEST SUBURBAN MODER

win ‘siummating,

comces

= gorse. paved “tie: room home featuring 2 emg . EM 333

a aad

possession. ms, homey living room, com-Eves. 33705 or CEM 3-318 Auto. gas heat. wood kitchen NOTHING DOWN
eabinets, tle. bath, large utility

Will bulid 2 bedroo: starter

ttor | bese. Sing te, “on gee

. roo! room. Wide city ae elly sewer,
RAY ONEIL, a Kitchen to

home with wasemen! sef your lot

107s W. Witham waning distance to

NEXT DOOR tO) BRANCH

ed at only: $12,250.00

Near Wisner School

* POST OFFICE
| bath and

done ttn plastic

schools, aor | |

and water, Ciose

Small down yment will

2 8. Telegra Rd $0" tile Auto ol] heat. abe d insu-ping and bus.
.

3 bedroom, Also will build on

my lots McDonald. Builder — § DOWN Crescent Lake Estates

; 32-7103 or OR Pigs lated, Alum. storms acreens.

Co-operative Real Estate Exchange Mies at: oes Bree ‘00.000 with

lot

$800 DOWN

3 BEDROOM WORKING .MAN’S LAKEFRONT.

with full omen

For Sale Houses 43 For Sale Houses 43. MODEL --Drive out Onkiand 17

blocks past Montcalm, turn right
at sign to mode! at 854 Inglewood

QUICK POSSFSSION | |

OR 32837 2 bedroom, starter home, near One year old, 2 room,

bath, completely eee *

Heights Lot 100x150. Well

TRIPP

in excellent condition with

Septic tank included. Ne fi-

joum storms sc!

Coord

es.

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

Located on east side au moderp Year. around home. Newly dec-

(OPEN DAILY FROM 1:00 PM

ora

East side. Large 2 bdrm bunga-

M bb taney REALTOR

chaser.

with attached garage, overhead rated 2 bedrooms, liv

PEARL BLDG. CO.

room,

low. Large carpeted living room

door, Large lot, full price $5950 large modern kitchen with d@

Nice glassed porch oo base-

3 Bedroom Rancher

veel pce? oes bath,poi @ glass

__FES
‘or

eee -_aged rho ace a

bese-

arito-Venetian

e] I la ment, oi] furnace. $10, termes.
104 STAN

OF BALDWIN

sement, au heat.

With attached Ss:

eh, North end. Almost new mr bedrm

NEAR FISHER asst oe Bost and dock included im price

of $7,950 with §2,000 down.

west suburban

KENNETT RD.

tive brick exterior full

off

West Side

™8 bun PAYMENT. ON ME

windows, Water softener

blinds, 98.600, dn.

ment, forced alr

price $6060 ‘terms.

CLARK REAL ESTATE,

Today's Best Value

WM. A.

matic hot water. Features pic-

Good east side loca! r os rer eee te ee cent in-

"RIDGEWAY

Excellent = Wills lo

window, ‘ing

RING SIZE

room

FE eae or deel

KENNEDY

eation. 3

two-story

bungalow with full

new furnace and

room

and dining area, fireplaces,

basement,

“PONTIAC REALTY

Rooms tn a most conventent floor me "SUBTOORA, fire-

Formica ¢ r exhaus'

makes this home outstand-lace andabe baths, Full

| ip ppt tor — oe m1 Baldwin aes $-8275

— Real Estate Eschenge fan,-ceramic tile bath, aluminum
sete

All rooms are exe

storms ooxise Pac oi= aspn

MODERN, 5| ROOM ON CRES

is 26 = 76 ove

ings, large 1}

—

e Full basement, oil forcaee 2 car

3087Huron

Owner Leaving State

ER, HOUSE | anths 17,500, tppotniment

a Partridge!

_#arage. Holly, _MEirose 1-2"

cat walls,

OPEN

3 bedrooms and bath " sun-deck,

GI Resale

car

Here ‘is o real break for

ADAMS ~ Walking Posie

WATKINS

“9 Prog

garage

4 BED OOM BRICKS, FU

i GAS AC HEAT

dining

ed — Value

room.

TAKE

= 3 bedroom brick, full

INCOME

PAVEDD STREPTS, 1 ERATOR

MODEL OPEN tae)

asement, oak floors, ward-

Execetient

location ‘2 family, full

real estate ane insurance

Located within walking dis-

robe closets, fenced in back

basement, aute, heat,

attach

ga-

49 Mt. Clemens FE 5-120)

of Pontiac Motors. 3

yard, aluminum

storms-and

-tance

‘Eve. Mrs. Keichner FE 48773

WE TRADE

== FRAME HOME ON” } eae located just off W.

gain. Ga live

Seller Realty

with young peach aremarel | Huron in town close to the Huron $1,000 DOWN

place. Only 611.600,

wo, fires ace full basement, ga-

What

bedroom, full ceramic tile bath, Center Each side has 6

rage. All in perfect condi-

A Steal for a Handyman

rooms

bedroom bu

more could you ask

dining

nice

eas

carpeted. Fireplace,

paved $4000

bedroom

bardwood floors. $2,000 down. Call’ and bath plus separate basement

roota

A reall buy at $12,600.

for only $1,650 down.

lot

at near Lincoln school,

street,

EM 34236. and heating its. floors

Round Lake front. Safe beach

quick possession.

down wil) bandle. After & OR

Large

3-2420.

plastered walls throughout

3 bedreoms, new bath, Tecphncs

Giassed-in porch. bat | are

Leslie Ret mre Realtor

m™ — oti
tion,

Handy

newae

Pull price, $14,960, on terms Own-

Rambling ranch, one block from

2 BEDROOMS

rac

will trade for single family

COLORED lot. Needs some work. 550. 61.

l\,car <

3 bed-

center,

this

word for

garage

near ~ eS $il.000 ly the

selection” of

good

boat eee breezeway, den

have

down.

PRIVILEGES

close to We

bus line, 2

me.

It's

and

room Colonial.

work, stores

and

homes on paved

firep any extra im-,

$750 Down

*Po ae REAL1 TY

rovements. “512.500 with terms.

NEW BRICK

and offere a full men streets All modern, tmmediate

$1000

eel enue gra end possession. Some as low as

FR bests

Eu 30301

«4 ROOM HOUSE. GEMI-MODERN |

in High-|

ket main

Now

RANCH HOME

| just beingcompleted.

1% car garage ed down Call for more information.

Mocded | Cae Ta, Cosa,

ROOM { RANCH

#1. “a heave to saith ae. FE 23-7053.

od eal, bare las

thie

prone

__ FE 3303
inaAM GEO."MARBLE, Realtor

PAYMENTS

Attached garage, well, septic tank

burry. 383 Auburn Ave.

home is located and electric wi ‘ acre of

See way eae! Bah et

ished home

street,

“income be. MY RAciTY

level land < spar Small down

pay-

e home

Silver Lake Front eee

See it 7640 Clintony!

$1,

ae eee

4ton Sikes” serford

near

SECLUDED

powellplenty Set = pe

vith abrubery

eutire family will be lawn,

lake,

— nan
“SYLVAN

ae sere

thrilled with this 2 level 3 ~ With your own private Swedish

wees, tom /pesce’ 9.” one. attachedt garage All sttuated on 8

bedroom lakefront home. J ACK “bath for health and red

: » 90° lot. Only 63.500 down.

ong its special features, ing. This 2? bedroom home fs

gariytte room, “a

Kitchen, Ful al} finished

orivieges, furnisned eben eeaiemeee | LOVELAND;

REALTY

Raritan

Year round home on Pettibone

it offers 100 foot of sandy

PARTRIDGE

EF.

room,

WARD

Tags, Lake

oll be viren Recreation room,

grill, and beautiful land-|

i <.

Sth Siruittrees,

;REALTOR FE 43581

ot tend

; .

sce © find

188 Cass Lake Rd. Keego Harbor

_FE ¢1661

iy NEW LOCATION at

10 WAGNER

FE 2-875

1050 HURON 8T FOR BETTER HOMES lace, activities room &

‘1408 a Ra. (0658) 1% BLES. WEST OF TELEGRAPH uilt-in television Priced

mn Eves. 7

ede _ Ope to 9 EEKEND SPECIAL BUILD NOW

Lake,“privileges, paved

PRI IN

HOMES

at only $18,950 you'd better

SEMIN

Here bet something unusual. bet-

be first In our well restricted Waterford 4

DROOM BRICK ~ ft

_interest. FE_5-

Living room with ff oe, ifald

Hills

Estates.

freely

= Basemen

1960 N. Opdyke

Room with fireplace

furnace, OE. Water

FE-47197-

Rd.

oura

oes

———

ft. dining room, : ft.

| North ot ist ner Body _N

large old farm house.

of it, Just $5,950 _ a down

S ; type 3 Bedrooms. Most

ing Not finished tnside

sig?

——

& bar, Ges

in.

2 Lots

with good

For

charm,

payment ret

fetes of Keego Harbor, 7 Roo ms.

heater. Air condit

comfort and

credit

gets tt

UJ is Piaste

red and knotty pine walls.

windows @ Bereens. 2 Car

ga-

3 ROOM HO PARTIAL BATH. wo.

convenience, and real live-

Oak and pine floors asement.

rage. Large corner jot.

2 blocks ey Fisher

3 OU opyntas

FOR YOUNG COUPLE bility, you can't beat this 3

}

Oil furnace.

New house near Commerc

he seid—-

large lot. Other 6 and €

Just « little Paradise. 2 bedroom bedrm. ranch with attached

_ up fireplaces,

room

_ eT. A

GOOD

houses

9 car

to the

3 complete

‘tiled2 baths,

cash. OR 390200

| VACANT GOOD HOUSE

ae ——_

me, =eeree

ie Bank weseses —— on heat.

$1400 DOWN

BED -Liv Room,

car-

minute clean You kee

Near

possess:

Clintonville

ig TOO . Bath, Base-

wilt ta fens! fust $1,000

Linens Sroverne — — _location, Bar FE >-\942. ated Pontiae with

aoree

R4. 3 Bedrooms.

ment. New of] fu e undry

fea == Alt

most. Lake Village

lake pemeges onoe Watkins Lake

Enlesss Save Large lot fenced. er y

#150 ;

“PRICE”a

of the

dis-~ Sylvan

one.

Includes jarge 6 room bungalow

AUBURN HEIGHTS ingutshed pee of Bam Warwick several with Ts, utility room with

beautiful [ttle home, the we're waiting ranch homes. 3 beareomss.

$12,600,

ROSE McLARTY

With

feature!

the coly iatirective

el] furnace and electric hot

very

year

water

aot

ole

REASONABLE TERMS.

bedrooms,

it Orenat Lake Bath and wash-room. With

‘oom Brick pe FE 22162 or FE 5-3578

heater, Large lot 1002125 Posst-

to prove

‘ormnt, 8e er re Ra 1 mile west of Tele-without basements, Massive fire-wility of a third bedroom, Only
of land, with 100 ft on ‘aketrou LEAVING STATE SACRIFICE ara to Beverly. Right 2 place. with studio ce' -$60 monthly. 3. 8. WILTS STOUT ST.
thts e brick bome built in furniened 2 bedrm modern house
blocks to property atch makes a beautiful Living | roo Realtor Near Gene

lot. Including ‘@

1949 has 2 full baths 4¢ large 1 ft f you will buy ft for open signs The all-Crosiey kitehen with tale |

room home

bedrooms, 11 closets, 2¢ ft living Cherralet, Full price, $7,500. 62,-top stove, built-in oven, dishwash-| R.D. RILEY, BROKER 1911 W Huron re 64181 |

ceesteare Bie

room, exita larve Kiichen Plas 000 dn ORlando 34161, OXBOW LAKE er and metal cabinets makes a 800 Elisabeth Lake Ra FF ¢-1187 MOLTIPLE ernie SERVICE

tered. painted walls, oak firs 2? Buy yvour little lake home before Indian Village kitchen to admire Construction
fireplaces, full basement with Immecuiste 1% story bun-features are tops Best grade fir

spring and before prices go up
4x30 recreation room, 2 car at-H is. 2 bedrooms with won-galow, 5 large rooms down, lumber, Ps | -brick, aluminum PLUS FHA MORTGAGE COSTS ralpee SCHOOL

derful swimming beach. modern,
features. Only $21,500 cash future use New Delco fur-ter rea! tile Ambile id ong Leky KIDDIES | yeto

tached garake and-ma@y more jamgpe expansion attic for windows and screens. — be eit |

HAYDEN | $590 Down LADD'S

hurry on this one

RESALE-— Crescent Lake

nace, garage, cement drive. heat. Reinforced comerehe Parte. oc f Ae

3 ecocm nee. a Evenings after 6 call Mr Wettzel, City sewer |

Where can you beat it fore way 2car garage = “NE W ssKOOMYM HOME Ss room bapesiow & idare win-

th an eae i Sous oak oors, ree ving

PE 5-7585 $10,900 with approximately Signs Are Everywhere win thep
wi 1 ACRE A

CLAR KSTON room with wall-to-wall carpet. tile

$2,000 down? metal kitchen Feasant fy leo otoff

ot]
this § room ranch home with at-furnace, tingham Rd, OR call tor app't oo Airmaped a cower

Por 91.000 down. you can have bath divided basement with OFFICE OPEN 6 Open Sundays on Chei-| $36.97 Per Mo. furnace, full -Seleond Pull eee Be

water softener an auto,
tached garage, extra nice corner water heater A. JOHNSON, Realtor Brick Ranch FE 45006. FE 2-2105 | PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE SUBURBAN

sommes & ecreens.
with nice lawn and ome Home jusust 3 miles west of hes St teak eae

‘eoly

shrubs Large lot F 160" swith

good hieid Ty,

CARROLL G. PORREES

Automatic heat and het

water

rey

fenced $13, 900, Cash to

1704S. Telegraph Rd.

Balance

Youngstown kitchen ttled beth.

wil walking distance to Clark. side

total r_ cent mortgage

of all the

floors, near sehooils,

ber and transportation.

ston — est

goarsetant toe yments mm ree

Tately $63 includingtaxes and

FE 4-2533

= jodhagy See this one

732 per month includes

10-

taxes

| and insurance.

ODEL Hothead DAILY & @up.
BLAINE
Oaniane to Blaine Eas '

RAY O’NEIL, Realtor

i690 ¢CAABIN Lee ROSCOMMON

| BALDpoten LAKE FRONT

Out

-or

ireplace, reened

porch, some furniture faclodes

to mode! between (On end

Seaneahe) Peone Pe me

shies“or Ma

HOUSE

CLOSE IN

4 bedrooms, 1! room & full Quick possession. Full price $5200.

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICB

Close to Joslyn

Co-operative Real Estate jepall,

Castell Realty

UNFINISHED

ath

GOOD “Lo

Gown, 3 bedrooms and a Terms

$1200 moves you into this neat FOR COLORED ONLY. 2B

well planaed

part bath up Large sunroom and

Hiving room with fireplace. Plas-DRAYTON AREA — Near shop-

AUBURN HEIGHTS

ftehen,

— | room home nice living room, |
FE 216

| 95 Oakland PE 0-9459

has reduced ceetee.

uburban

and

gan heat,

te imted walls 1 car plas-ping center. 2 bedroom home, 8 room ranch 2140. off heat stems

& dining combination cok yates

"cal hee t

;

'e 2-T658. ———

MULTIPE LISTING SERVICE |

2. car qereee On « large 8
heat and @

_apd_ weekends.

a eas peers

kitchen

Yes

Fully in-

irate

tered attached

eat

garage

lot 752590, some finishing to do

136 ft ‘

RANCH STYLE

sulated and built in 1? Pull bath, wiflity, Mving room paneled, on inside $6,990 ‘ull price, terms i ms, 18 :
basement and recreation room piactered coved ceilings, of] fur-

quick, deal. 3 Si vperemer'
ea:
EAST SIDE INCOME

Total price oniv $4250

NEW

ANNETT

oot i fareece. 3 car

A Wonderful sand beach and nace, elec. water heater, garage

8 rooms. and private bath, down

and pri-

2& 3 Bedroom

BRICK RANCH

sew of), ture aor lating ee for owner, and 3 rooms

breakwater, full price $17 500 Lot @6 x 100 Possession in 10

Perfect for Children °

rage Youll ne vale bath for rental A lovely HOMES
has

SHELL HOMF

terms. ays $11,950 Terms. Ll acre site. 3 bedrooms oak firs ,

fenced= 190

100

better buy Quick possession house with beautiful yard

AB LOW AS

Com plete!

full basement, oi] beat 1'y bath:

Here {9 @ new 8 room = ehell

home with 2 bedrooms. Large |'\-

with

WHILE

BROS

OPEN DAILY

> TOB PM

auio heat and hot water yleniy

attached 2 car garage. 4 miles |

$36.97 Per Mo.

th pleases us to please

your of nice shaded back yard «® th

town

east

ing room oes a end well

firepiace and patio eff
Should be seen

Beautiful brick and frame

good

ga-

in On @ x 10
Priced “atl quickiy

OFFERS

ere

REALTORS 1250 DC WN

rage

once

Pius tases & meurance

SUBURBANITE

ft lot

one

OR 3-1295 $1250 WA!

$6250 with term

City of Oxford

Low Near St. Michael's

8 miles out Baldwin, lake pri:t-

Open reat Une 2kay We = 5 \pse Model Home 4 large rooms

3 bed-|

leges 2 full beths, 3 large bed-|

WATERFORD VILLAGE 2 BED-{Living room with vestibule

en-

room new.

oak fMoorec. A-1 location Mu Modern kitchen, custom built cup-

Large spacious rooms

2 room "bain,

trie eeret

rooms, 2 car garage ‘s acre pr cated home on beautiful
site Only 82.000 down ay Me Woot . tee ostee attached DOWN PAYMENTS

mod:

MACEDAY LAKE room

‘Realtor $ br 44528 piastered, and heated’ garage, | FEATURES GALORE

eel, Moving away Only $0750 boards. Bath Gun type furnace

with $1756 cown Call OR 30074 Choice of 4 elevations, tile &

@ room 2? story cottage with 2:

vely fireplace dividing living |

IVAN W ‘Gas heat, automatic hot

& Sun room and dining room. ful! base.

Telegraph Eves,

i300

wa-bedrooma, large Living roorh, part asaocion 500

SCHRAM

ft iota City

with ¢2,.500 down.

SMALL HOUSE RY OWNER $500’ "oom colors, Lake Forieges.

sewer

am &

basement, gorse’, w ih.

Priced sella

La insulation. Near ali

down. FE 5-0736 Drive out M50 to Duck Lk

Immediate P oe

oe Ee

Sane

aoe catSass

conv ehienc

MODEL OPEN DAILY & 6UN

Watch for open sign.

Z Farnily-Chose In “

good residential

| fC HAYDEN, Realtor

86%. Walton FE 8-044

FE 55091 or FF §.947

64 RORINWOOD

“BUSINESS 18 GOOD AT LADD's”

Drive out North Perry to Robtn-

Open Eves | If no answer, FE 8-2566

wood turn right 3 blocks to mode!

LADD'S

en Evenings and Sundays

j BY OWNER TRANSFERRED 1)

Castell Realty

111 oslyn, Cor 3rd REALTOR

bedroom brick, west side, close
bus and school Car-

Co-operative Real Ertate Exchange

Oneie Story

stores,

OPEN 8 'NDAYS

6% Oakiard Fr 50459 ae

Establiched in ielé | peting. tle bath and shower Au-| BY OWNFR 6 ROOMS, 3 BED-

new gas furnece. Reduced
te 614.606 for quick sale

eae otTerme. / Siatrit westoe

‘arse,

: tomatic gas heat and water heat-room all modern venetian blinds

4286 Ditie tpl g Drayton Plains {

ELIZ LAKE FEST -2 betrm mod er Aluminum doors storths and

full basement. new Delco of) heat

OR 3-121

nce!

new hot water tank 2 car ga-
ment. rec orm gas beat Pear Nice lawn and shrubs Showh br Tage Price $8500 with §2 100 conn

erm home. tiled bath full base screens 1'») car garage Patio

4256 N reper: Rd or M26

FE 59291

5 Acres—(ake Front

ft Lake privileges Corner appointment only FE 4-7858 wt FE ‘ison Phone FF 2-2240

’

ocation $12 650 terms

GAYLORD—

ae haat remodeled

DAI & SI'N 18

{

FE 4-9584

SERVICE

DRAYTON PLAINS

MULTIPLE LISTING

home Large living

41.500 DOWN Near Wiliams Tk : SE Dede MODERN |
poe

OSMIN S

: adc picture Window

over-

10 & Eve. & Sua.

i Nenuate Be

1% story home Lie 3 bed: ms moved out of torn Can be $7250 Full price of this peat an?

fen

LONG

LOW AND BEAUTIFUL

pking lake Stalrway

Listing

to un.

La ae these vate homes

and uti!ity room Ot] heat "2 cht '

To'al price 900 pouebt

clean & for m om Mier ture se

tered BRICK RANCH HOME ‘finished second fioor Full

Visntn Hats

1 le

basement. gas heiif Jarge lot

ear garage

paver streets

pees % bedroom ranch Hf pesrment sae 2

oak floots fully inguiated

3 BE . b

CAN YOU TOP THIS?

EZ terms

lity e Overbead doors

the rat 7406 full price with

DRAYTON ARFA-2-beidrm home Fast

ubdivided 6 acres plus take

eo ee cws

with breezeway to attached 2 Very new Modern Lots of

NIA WALTON BLVD

3 bedroom, full beth, living

Ritchen wtility. $6,800,

front lot fome orchard

‘particular buyer

room

#200

4372 per Month moas

and

722 ft ining rm upbeard space Large lot

Pesecnatty priced at 625,000

ear garage

kitchen with Thermo

bath, oil |

fireplace full basement ot! Paved street Very favor-Cory @ room bungalor

Stoker heab,

exira

ressonabie

2 car garage Priced | 9) 409 down and $199 per month |

Wie terme | (IROUN & FRANKS |

DIRECTIONS South on Fast panty nice living room, Tharme-

heat. Extra large “lot $13,900 | able price & terma heat 2 bedroome

garage.

lot. Take about $1300 down

Bivd Right on Osmun street to | pees windows throughout, a base y

ent par excelience with asphait/ meee. s dandy
attached brick

| Bloomfield Highlands

Open Bien

01,800 DOWN —All modern yeete x GENERA! REAL FSTATE |

rem wee eores tale

garage

tile fioor,

lot ‘782200 nicely re Attractive new 3 bedroo down, $40 per

Dungalow. O11 hest good

IBURN Well

located 7 eden and bath io Diste Fwy OR 3-970!

“tl

AMS TRADY. j beautiful

6 Mat

Brseg

| sade! Clean and ir sonal a Or

Open Uti]

ear

‘S Ck FE

Will be delighted to

(

_—-

excelient jocation, P

Thie room home on Voorhets

vacane you

escaped,

Located north of Loi

ale ie RE Bail TY |\fo poy, To seit REALTOR!

——.

with 110 % of business frontage 618,950 eash to Mo rigage

find auch @ pice $ room modern

3 rooms and bath, full basement,

| erm Eitehen, full plus 8 acres Only $7,500, terme.

ts tnctuded °

= REAT TOR--INSURANCE

Oak? and hea FE

home

Wil! take a Snoteetrall er or late alder free and clear

the “Bird” to

Excellent condt-‘ cB a FE 4401 is Partridge js

see

brick bungaio®

from ctae te $7 950 for fated 1M

¢2544

nae

model car in trede Owner will

tion oak floore, ol walls, fire-

IURRY!

trade

BARGAINE

vay

recreation room with fire-

Open Eve Free Parking

eacrifice Tearing for California

piace tle beth clean basement

jace Gas heat 2 car at-We have manr lakefront homée

YR act fast E ourezant so NEW WOME

N RPS

$500 dn IKE

auto heat, garage. larke lot Bee 2 ak t@ jot eG
ft today Bring vour check book

$400 DOWN

of Pontiac. From 67, 500 Up.

FLOYD KENT. Re

tar

ached garage Paved drive west

bamt auto RE LAND

full

bath.

§ cooms-&

PE 41906

For cororRFD This aaa ‘ ew homg 273 on | and many other attractive
Th lovels foundation

plus attacked gafage features Immediate posses-

T. G. Trocke
gas

beat & ante qs waster heat

alone : i

OW. Lawrence FR §-6108

Oner Fves R F ho 2 Wt er wafer softeper | eo privy tleges

sion $20 500

Nest to Consumer Power DEER on cough nies ile

JOST PE F REISZ |

terms

ove

t4n 04 Goratect weet efdbirehen wit

adr eS on S.ivean Lake 8475 50 Terms bis

de: orated as nice a beasemeng on tie mar

; Realtor

the

larwe { off Atrport rd Only

rE AT TOR Ry! W Huron &t

ket today with gay AC brat

_ EM

foarte

Brie

44 j » 4 \} Ce tnt

\ ii i

ont

KR: ane h

—

heer left

1648 Union Lake Rd

targe

fleor ng Ton Ee bea

FP ee ® oor MI 44419 me

PEM AN ELE Realtien

jew Pomaen bri Li ar

cooperative Hea Fatale Rachange LUiPi Fe TISTING BFRVICE. ify # frontawe noire?

a i) ane Ke rea ne ¥ iP

CHAPIN

ling or _

fireplace man:

home 3227)

aT tet Tr je 8 4 be

New Brich ad eve 45 Oxklard Ave FE 5-9441 he ™ lity ane i oe should

Bil ctlene

YVAN | AREF jarge Brieh ranct ' hoe flerent float 1 seth im mediayéty for §12.856

Met reade ‘or <prine ar ems rative Reai Estate Ex’ hange

these homes roarn, om ee ACs

In Watkins-Pont.ar Foate Ap :

z tal has ery

‘sre

any

panelirg There opene |

grert oon tor

Ladd's Inc.

widows with

1 tar attached yarake® stone f rrr ® frenia Forced

a “DREAM COLIAGE

lakefront, 3 bedroas, full

of lake Dining ell,

replace and jake priviiege ai hept storme A acreena Teoma FURKISHFD 8.500

usSS

R IS

reciis den all birch

Poalina all brick fomes with at iS Leree

cup

Fueelient neighborhood Whitleld |

basement, rowboat, dock

A tome “with eye appeal plus

feat cme 3 bet

room

boards kitchen Lake

oe garacre

Liye] Ke

Rochester Ra at 18 Ma.

1 )
ae

Schoo reduced

fer

Qulla

Situated /on @ eamiuiiful

corer

REA TOR

Aitclens and wer Vene

bacements seed

level has recreation

space

Wed

ttt

ma, rane pe

vanity tiled &

BURN

& raft, automatic oil heat

| AL

4i2 W Huron Fr 44574

bat

Full

Like RT

sale Call

fe appointment.

lot app, 804220 overlooking Cres-

heatilator fireplace extra |

Small 2a room home needs some

Open Fives Sun FE $-7423

cont LAke With fruit and shade

& completely redecorated

doors rear patios Wooded 1! 7 OXFORD F

sound | fork $590 down

bath hot water radiant base

living? room 12820. select Gak

ROAD Good

HILLABORO

ray heat Attached 2 “h i

IN ROCHESTER

acre

lote. For the dineriminating Near M24 2 bedroom mod

foo modere kitehen, [2x14 |

FIRST OFFFRING

farm hoses

and the carpeting

modern

room

stays

Bitdéted om jot LI6x

buyer. , home Living ftoom finished in

|
rage

bedroom 0x12, large ||

lovely bath,

i# rough oD

house

Brick duplex 2 apts side br 1, acre This

with underground sprinkling

knotty os OW furnace, utility

Built im 84 $12,600 |

O nN rwln Of thie wert aide new tn 58 4 eobper acreened porch, price

with the house.

bougm |

tn-

but it

side with 2 bedrooma, kitchen, the inside

for $9050

$31,600,

can

terms

Completely Furnished fogs § blinds. $8 full

weccoss

with $1100 down A rea!

@ungwalow i721? iiving mom eiudes auto. washer end dryer

dinette combination, tile bath.

room

ga-

REAL

Ranch bungalow off Orchard Lk Pie Hea

eon 12x8 kitchen. Plastered walis of! | @iec stove, refrigerator, chrom

Complete im every detail

bargain,

rage

: Since 102% "

a forced alr heat Large utility /@inette set, bedroom sutte, pore

$4550 with 81969 down Makes |” furniture and pienic table.

Roy Annett Inc.

$22,500 Terms

Bear Farmington ¢@ fice W AT "KINS LAKE

. re

Realtor Bal ge Lerinken

S. Johnson St.
CHARLFS.

bath utility tmiom and Lake privileges 8 room house B.D.

you

the owner BF FIR®T!

BRICK RANCH

rE 8.4848

attached garage Cyclone fenced, & rooms Nn beth om first

| Eve. FE 21804

pRuat=Oe7)

40521

MODFRN BUNGALOW

rear

yard. Ali furniture, TV set.) floor Furnace partial—basement

refrigerator electric ra wast Approximately I% acres.. 11 fruit

FE Wur Ie 0-468

With attached garage, on “4

3 bedroom full basement

| $828 DOWN

NORTH SIDF

acre

N ~

Open Evenings ends Sunday 1-4

1717 8 Telegraph

2 bedrooms, large kitchen, suto-

Attractive 2 bedroom home

OPEN

cop

& dryer linens dishes ete trees $2000 down and $50

FE 23-7320 _¥r

per

within walking distance’

matic heat, aluminum storms &

sone

ARF YOU LOOKING FOR Afar

temporary design nice bath and

full price $14,960 about $2,000 month

RESAI PF? $100 will permiy heat and hot water

shower, auto

screens.

snes on ne

General Hospital,

down. . INCOME

terms .

large wrility room, drapes and

RATURDAY 1 TO $

$395 Down

pect m tun.

curtaing and washer included To pee TRANSFERRED WILT

ies sive 1f toom hiuree . Good location

Nee ranch eee 3

€8500 ah

terms.

IN-ROCTIESTER i

basement aut tal price $4.500 Lot TOtn 330 sei] log home oveftiocking lake

Seminole Piatts Apts ynow, tented J sutemat:
Colonia? 23 f oi) futmaces

2 hot water heater:

ROBE T CHAPIN, B BROKER

iy sate hues water plastered

with priviiegea Two 75 ft lota, 6!

1°

T hedroom frame home ‘ust 2

sterr

poom,

Orchard Lake, Rd. FE 6-11"

wails oak floors ahd man, other fooms Work shop and

TRADES TRADES

living room wit}, fireplace «un 1 size 308 x 1°) fi Zoned for blocks from deagntewn Automatic

gerage uu

full price 510.600 with

in wood Wonderful ‘colonial

extra

and ‘7 bath down, 3 bec yisines aitias ae hea: Fuli basement yarage $15

Mee GENT INE

room,

Ligg vour property for trade We

STORE

lace in dining room Built

teres on tour int We custom

eee

Termes

failate In trading cail

ooo

On r -m omits

build tm different location Ge

TV and other features, §12,500

RENT IT FAST

tment to inapect Four

ged ace license bow ated fm sma ¥ out Pont “ Lake Rd to, second eeards 2 trade

per

eent

Down parment and

THIN 18 YOUR CHANCE’

tf i

ROP? (in Lakeville Lake READY

FOR YOU TO FIN sireet past Bool: Lake Rd and

‘ti easel term vonear Lap err Al)

| ite net fee pbiiguted :

3-2467

through Reat Ads! Room,

a sae

Garag : equipment $14,000 6s Year around home with 2 bed ISH ON THE INSIDE turn che on Hira te open sigh

_|2 BEDROOM HOME ON BROOK-

| Ign Only $7,450 $1,800 down

basement, sutomatic heat
parch $10,500 full price

Humphries

-house, -

rtment, ;

WE SELL-WE

THADE

rooms,

jassed-in

"HL ARVE Y WILSON

houge

PLC, Wood Co. George R. Irwin

eetroem

near en on

thing — ant Adsor Dial

just 62.000 down

bd room Wh

BKR.

FE,

LADD'S INC.

| REALTOR 208 Baldwin Ave FE 204e4 « or rE 47114 REAL’ re ¢1587 | : . DINNAN you ACTION.

corner

REALTOR

Williams Lake

Rd. & M59

W Oregon st Lapeer

2-8181

Real Estate Eves. 60129

REALTOR Sales Personnel

Hornbeck

wna

Ce-operative

po ans. ca

rE 4940 Rochester Rd. \ Office Open 0-4 } ce tr so sail re pase

& cal “ 32603 Co-Operative Real Eatate Eachenge! Od cna a Or Rao |

Exchange |

43525 ‘carts

W. Maron 8) Phone FE
ee

.2-0667 . Pb, MUlberry "pistt After

Harty : FE

Muitipie Listing

Service James

¢ 4
| ‘ / é

| Me ik to ‘

. :

THE PONTIAC‘ PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH a 1956 :

by Sale Hougehold ‘Goods Selo Householduse! Goodsjoods 57 For SeleSale Miscellaneous 60

ods 57| Misceleneows60

Hershberger 57) 60

For Sale Lots | 46| ana
For Sale Farms-
48 Business Opporfunitiesal
81/FUNNY BUSINESS
s ‘cama MA = is bm

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|
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settee rea PER STA. MAPLE ca 3 PC. GRAY SECTIONAL, HOS-Zz tient for ,
CHETOLAH SHORES SEBEW AING, MICH. 2 TALL hee jeeation, low és “DIVINITY “Plus

"hea+ ~~ 1 be al wash-my — ag iyes? Sonics: Pow ohees lca 3072 ey

Homesites with privileges on FA RM | _ventory eB. 20173, Z A = ie $CHOOL Ww ty wi ———— oa | HCA, OSED "ONE te tv. _Auburn. me.|. Crooks rE a

ed | Srrgom heme. 18218 (on Ne Ee : 7 M WALTON TV. ALEychsits.is us7x same ap

er A *! | ge * i)

orse of Sebewaing and i mile enst of | and true ip dae good bust igen + ZB A

Saginaw Bay. Includes. som: ness, uarters, 2

N. Gone ~~ ANCE HORR FENCES
“es he equipment. Priced at $7,500 with| milesof on busy

PE _¢2282 oF ud $1,500 down, or trade for bun-| way. Call after 4 p.m. -a No money down,Fl

$25, DOWN poey wae of Pontiac, Wonderful GROCERY ovis a ae _PREE tes. i

i mies wan} RT) RILEY, BROKER | _2am. Sat . SENDIX ahd aon esate Mor PE

$10, 6-008,

eer 3 Vote 00 | op Eltsabeth Laxe Rd. FE 1157 | HARDWARE, PONTIAC LOCATION ; “S and "No dows Barer Modere,? piece outtes, 3 modern | OVS SHOE ROLLER GRATES

Bf por mock.Mazing le Men ole mnchine cutee te: || 8-lke
. R J. ‘VALUET, Realtor ce] HeeStream.
Boca aa Pai .

Z Washer, | si sug, Just Dew,

PE 50083 | * road. $18,750. q ’ -: ; , —_—

a KbTem mt ree sae Sis matate ee Pienty of outer farms, sion for sale FE 24395. 42 Sheer DESO aT a MALL “FOR $7, PAY BURMEISTER

eton, F

Z ‘ . DIN \ TIO! ig

. OW. Bure ne oun “mingham. Good volume, 2. bay. Z ] Gey ene ane tet MYrue}~ ONLY $2 W EEKLY

er w rental moderate inven-, ae ’ 4 . Plasterboard

Zl | BLACKSTONE | Bank 4x8'4"" .......+ i

a 3 STOUT DAWSONchoice of 60 large ie tory.ie. GenPor aypoiniment Sas 6 days, Z42\9 + L2=E:be poet rar WASiien Res-| 42 Orchard a WS Test | axes Picterbonrd reeseee

Your WOODS FE oe wk. oe 0 gt condition, with Pearson's Faron GES

lots lake priv!-120 ACRES ir. er. F 5-0462. z\h AA __Sanable. stew his a Pink” LEATHER chair! ‘7% Plasterboard . 3 196
DOWN Siz { wa BLEACHED |MAHOG. SPIN PI-| ion tweed Stratclounger st a eran ane in nok

¥ $205

: : . fond terms foger) fos [tadstric’ rv j-Tm ebemnin Aute Wesh. Buflding 7 rty. ah Bist: deep freese,A $900. OFriginallytable coe | Tete awcas Fe Ew ater 4. |

oergerern edge re % la

. ee modern :

$228

Best Buys “ with ih. Large barn, Me enie sad ee eh ‘ 5° cat sso Al tke new. FE | Plastic W all Tile...2c ea. $2.23

$35"

erms to re le R Mz

2
HAVE! N_ ESESTATESro —. et des Hair Sadow. Pipenee. er. aS Led 4-5845. — Uncigimed Linoleum ..... 0 $375

a: 300 ated u s yo oe
ay

yer “3 ~ -| Surplus Paimt .......+ eeeene ™ 5

$1.98 $9

Today! community of custom, built cond: miles to town amare oTere nie B van BOTTLE GAS wheel

. homes in Rochester Schogl and “% mile to school Ail How ey price, Complete tmstal-& Li "

for price of i Sn.a CalI pubic 3 after 6 4, $10 plus gas. Kenyon Harold’s Paint ino. $69

$260 theve $31,-

$700 DOWN CASS Ss LAKE mex ‘mor 8 2 oro =S = == _Pucigas. OR "MAHOGANY — 4 6. SaginasPRIGIDAIAE9 | ie

and smal! monthly “ betore = = — =~ | BREAKFRONT 34401 PRACTICALLY NEW 3.95

Sage Me Oe teh,», sme = oe fe now taking @ y —S, by
eneafter 4 ; BEDROOM MAKE SURE

atlo water Ol Sure now taking deale 523 SCE MAHOGANY E IT's

—_sae0 ‘utility’ space. e Tm 2-etall service sta-= 6 MAHOGA

Quick ‘possecsion’ on” this mn bagi ee eae A) ACRE : FARM. LARGE MOD tes Leseeed | Bl | "ree" meDRoom gorre BURMEISTER

one

one, Open By: ‘Till 6:30 ern! rooms, — -PIECE BI .
; basement, 3 car garage, large

PECIAL| Northern LumberCo.

SHARP tT 15,000 Pine bere. 20 sovnend, Tile,which iss e t fe high-
“ cious ”
PRE “EASTER S si91 Lake Ra

pesemert Soy acres | ceten, heavilyJneetet toe ahuriatisdan Copley

You ean see yourself in the “| @mber, rolling jand. north | way. Particularly "euring the sum-—FE seer. st Soe $20.00 pontiac EM 3-4171 & EM 3-9747

beautiful oak floors in this Clarkst ‘A_5-3486 mer mee Money to Loan 53 Swaps 55) CASH FOR SMALL RADIOS AND | Table top gas range * $25.00 Telegraph & 8 ie ae

nearly home on the DRAYTON WOODS BY OWNER, 9 ACRES. 1 ROOM {tate Li d Lenders) Bh wees “~ | _ record players. FE 5-87 | Walnut bdrm. 5 . --$35.00 Hetroit __ FL 1-4184

north § rooms and bath barn. Near This could be your opportunity to conse: pers) FOR Paiste Rollaway Bed $10.00 FREEZE CONTAINERS

. modern house and Silo. €ASH YOUK ollaway

and full basement with ree-3 — lots .on Highfield Dryden, $18,000 about % down establish @ business with the |a-BUILDING LOTS WOR $200. RAST 6 piece breakfast set $1200 DEEP FRE i
room and bar, Oli Street, 155x275 ft.—$2,500. PEQTD. : "| test & finest factlities erent LOANS $25 TO $500 pict secareet 68 trade in on used | or tools. OR 3-| Drop head Thrsadie sewing for sale, lc ea. ip 750-'2 pint size

— water softener and . 2 = Smal] investment required. Co. fi-BAXTER & igh anf Aa cars, H. J. Van Welt. OR 3-1355.| COFFEE TABLE AND 2 STEP > TA-machine $15.00 = or 850 gt quanitities. Nye .
awn COMMERCIAL 20 ACRES nancial assistance available. Ex-| 64 W. Lawrence Bt. FE ¢1538 POR SALE OR TRADE: 20 CU.| bles. Mahogany Child’s chest UP yoiiywood frames $595 9 to _

withbeautiful landse and =| ZONED Baldwin Oakland SPRING Celient rental proposition. ft, chest-type freezer. $42 cu,

‘ Anchor ft. ft.|. holstered straight back chair Odd Davenport $10.00 ATE NTION

show 6300 oond Good room house. 60 35, 000 Families Westinghouse refrig For refrig.| Roliaway bed Tank type vacuum. New meta! teardrote 12.50 é se (

A Daved'the drive. fwLetthisus home.
out ‘per bbe "| 10
cui
modern| bare. Grebe . . . with freezing compartment. O 2 table lamps Child’ apart re | New innerspring mattresses es . PRE-S PRING

oat tit] The Possbilites Today? | Recommend |tst ripe. ay names, US nee eee | aunts

oploew ayy Le ie ay! down payment evedagy lamps at Lumber,

LAKEAKE ORIONORION |easdaNALUET.ave,© . Realtc,,|ze + ofiitied RssteeleI pricesaf eatinte ig Possibilities y : podjot for loa er Garteron a mewH 12x12 LINOLEUM $7.20 New Tableof good used furniture$350 Meedio) Celling LINE $45 per M.

Lots BERS
: ew, 4 bedroom older ao Ae ee Es ange | Call WOoddard 92-8870, ext, 295 Fine loca oe 15 minute | 1X S lows) prices: Alte big | diecete) > | 213-341209) oyith

tion with oak floors, full “se Sub. 101 & 206’, 61,206. FE . f aoe A & We buy, sell ise ‘exchange every-| 2n4-2x6-2x8-2x10 — Cleaned,

dca. . 2 large REALTOR 8 to 4:30 Mon. thru Fri. g& Lin-reese GUAR HOUSE PAINT. GAL. 01.95) thing for the home rir) “3 red.

trees ; Wy FE 44209 coin after @ p.m & GREGG SUBBER Dear ase Oakland | New ah goore— $8.80, Uy

-ORVILEOES. Baldwin, 1-328 MBREE BABE Furniture from
of -———_Multipie_Listing Service __ ) Buckner. Conven-‘A6@S Union Lake ne. SYERS,141 W. HURON. FE 4-3064 | 104 8 Seeines aa zn ee ax3's butt binges — 68 pr.
; Pontine ares e SAVENPOR -: mathe:
fers > to $5 Sen omen Eves. 3-3706 or EM 33197 going $75. 7, jCHAIR ANa =e Mined. pera, | all makes. 056 Myrtle. B pine “cheat ning -1 vn mn
GENUINE oewith 80 ACRES SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE. CU. FT.| New double-hung windows, x

good wite

pri Only t%s miles trom | GHlapig lend to supply the ‘focd lisabeth Leake Rd. Modern | 8-8 month payments § «| TRADE A PREE_& CLEAR 5 | DELUXE, LIVING ;ROOM SUITE, epee WY we carry ‘a complete line of, nails,

wi IG needed for stock heal or ogupente tans dedueti Pe a |g SRINING SUITE ELEC, REFRIG._1_ ELEC. peta pooper roa lea,

your, eo Sig ou 4dne. 10s Dore, aon ROOM |3

: $e JEEL PRICE Lares 60n296 pence ppv «a a @ room| man. Write Mr. Boden, Box ease UPRIGHT PIANO FOR GOOD) Walnut. ee condition. $65. Sea opreriee are tone Get our prices, on complelete bulld-
i terma, bath and home. Dearborn 8, Mich. of Call -BORROWI elec. sewing mach, or sell FE | _ Dwigh ee ngs SNe save.

127

: -_ a nme pedigreed stock included, | _5-6000, Buckner, 18 LESS THAN 2a4Tt. 9 PIECE WALNUT DINING ROOM | @6 co. Ye eeu ies | SURELUS EU MBER &

. Bs -g roomy oe. — very good land, Terms. HURRY—This won't wait as the DRIVEIN RESTAURANT YOU THINE WILL BWAP Bopha erg ena ae puke UPRIGHT. ONE =a 3 aieed areen 3806 Fa-| \FATERIAL SALES co.

RESTA

basement and oe oF mn total price ts oniy $12,000" with} Close en the Dixie, butidl Modern’ 4 room. semi-modern 2 — ‘America's best makes. Freezer| et _#t_ Winding | §340 Highland Rd. (M59) OR 3-7003

}

i at only #1; L. H. BROW N. Reale terms. 30x 18 with fall equipment. Get nested cash quickly car saregs. Small bara. Chicken food guaranteed for § years. REFRIGERATOR 20 30 Davenport "Cas FOR FURNITURE

< &o payments -W, from Buckner's friend coop. 10 miles from br for site Slightly scratched | $995. Washer $15 New rollaway FE ¢7881

and $60 1363 Huron

24 per month, a oF i “pare vr — WM. A. "RIDGEW AY loan company. : _Adams Rd. MY 32-2004, in transit. Michigan Fluorescent, | ogi 29. Ge oats ast mye 50 | BATHROOM eer ,YOUNGS.

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é Edw. M. WML. Realtor aso. bo) De uns: EDY : For Sale 56) 00s = TABLE= HollywoodApt. range chen|
town

Stout, re) Luella. Drayton Plains. Clothing car EXTENSION | clectneframes
sluio New)
and eco
kiteben, furnaces,

retells Vain Fe 2 miners’ tavie 3 chairs, $9.95. Youth bed. | boilers, sutomatic water heater,

; 7H, PH. N 7s Raidfens Buckner
MAN'S BLUE -$995. yr. crib. parewerer Meat co:

st. FE YOUNG NAVY SUIT a rj 6 complete. $16.95. ae wen
dj 4 / REALTOR JEWELRY AND WATCH RE-; 2 button gabardine. Bize 38. Like DUNCAN ryre TABLE AND 4). Vanity bench. $2.95 Deybec. oa Creek | nice spats

a3 Bes, ‘Til 6:30 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Mu! liple. “isting | Service _

—— DD ™ OPEN EVENINOSEWING “TIL 8 pairs 0 rent 16 “Segmew: e inance Co. De ee ee te ee LATE MODEL cieare, “a: orchard (Laker-Ave — a maint, PUEIGHTSFE 4543ocrene.

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A : ie ACRE FARM BY owneER. | §ICE cuEAn ¢ NEIGHBORHOOD x balance of | REBUILT WASHING MACHINES, | _Lapeer Rd. FE 46431.
For Seeen tregy rooms and bath. $200 per acre. | Ayesof ddle a = hd A-l rot Offices are .ocated: Rede Niskeety oelton) re Pare ate er armeens ol $1122" for ne a 1 pire ie ry ate 7 Sse cee
. JossmanOrtonville, | end & D. M. license, Will sacri-are League sports coat, | four moni Dealer, Phone FE| tric. N FE 4516 ae

Signs Are Everywhere For sro 38
Rd.
tera wend nar10] _fice to right party, FE 3-9601. Pontiac, 3nd Floor National Bidg.| like new
ae
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Johnson, ee $15 CABINET 5| SINKS as Ee BeTt

eS -room se, bs re, DRESSES, ara "AND FORMALS | ELECTRIC RANGE. N | OHA

nk: from.

ned mile Drayton Plains, 4513 Dixie Hwy.| 1 it h model. With every possible R-WAY SOLID MAHOGANY DIN-| Double sinks

‘ -peso oderpo ot “a % by “LET’S TALK _ Good poser term rE ‘$038 so — teateree One of America's laweas ing room set. Mahogany living | 80

south phn “Mill, _Thompson, 5__

Nott, Realtor Estates _ BUSINESS” Walled Lake, 230 Barnston Ginte GOuD oie name brands Slightly scratched.| room tables. Leather tops. COMMERCIAL PAINT 6PRAYER.

paso A: Watkins-PontiacNo. s
| owner.
ANDACREAGE _ < ~ (next to bank) IRL 12-14. Dresses, ne ed $285 Mout $179.50. Michigan Fiu-aaa Shi ae yer so2t8, ny-| 3 crt comcrenee were = ha

—~FOR PARMS
‘ : Call Rutledge OR 3-1111 FE 4-0003 coats. 150 Osceola Dr. orescent, 393 Orchard Lake

Ave. jon baby buggy cup. Ie None teeer:

00, = 178 fA. lot. Well restricted. | WopERN COUNTRY HOME 40 URANIUM PAYS OFF | a, Gin norm actns Rae weak | (aDY% BLUE BOiT She a ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER FA.) 8X12 RUG 2 PIECE BLUE LIV ee eee cn sine werer:

ceotstMics: to match, Used 348 12 som

i aoe eee talue | tsbieand fampe | 7, FE bet

BROWN Orion-Adams | Rear. eS sce in ively eee SUITS, aa Fluorescent, Orchard| than month, over TIC

Bk ; Estates __ —***tSachrOrissnis— | fae aileygatevelocatedYer toe MEN'S SHIRTS fgan 393 less 1 Take | —° 2M. erie

ite scres well restricted. €270/ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE boner Mermemyo) id. oem coors LOANS $20 toae Ls eae at to 40. 1465 Rose-| {ike Ave. . ee payments! we 43829 between 10 aia Asters eae. ane

-58) soem } me g Perr Acres. GENTLEMAN'S PARM as) large) enough) ser ps. we Bi, EHO AQUA COLORED | -FORMALS, ser pele — SET OF DRUMS LARGE OIL -5-794 Se
A large attractive modern white $50, F j P

a oes comm 100 x 190 ft. lot. od cINGC E 40 size 11 & Worn once. FE , ; heater with 250 gallon drum CAM ACTION PUNCH PRESS.

LONGING = Goal ove wis Ly ae Man's roller GE thes ase. Prd

aa a omnes torn bows. Lapointe : FOR : = Se eepcenease real
rane Chicago skates, 50 plese. ma

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Seas Eea MetHone'Fe) Dunn FarmeNot | Rolie in Tee, i st SPRING FINANCE CORP. OF PenitaeTTenAT® OGG USED | dinroom pute, On 38300"8im0 | SACS “Rit Gag Saturcnn. | Mon, “iw sat) a oud "06

a Twokerta, o oor swimming pool, modern | You i could be in your own tavern PONTIAC ce ented ee, ES Sm | prcistane AUTOMATIC SH-| =~ 255 =: aa ae Se

fwo ake was.

$0850 -Pa Se a paved eres: Co Po) my Consider this the best year of your life 35% _@._Saginaw_ St. ve J sd oie. “OL. ene & eos er. 2 years old. EMpire 3-2622. — ~ @PIE CE . BE DROOM _ Closet Doors

2.3206
on Sylvan uy? PO arg PO, | each easy Attractive 6 room home included SILK. COTTON] eases dink | PULL SIZE ELEC sTOVE. GOOD SET

: Screens A Lakefront a ESTATES considered’, trade an down pay new. Size 14, ae FE cond with new burvers, $35. FE) 9 tiny dresser, large mirror,| 4 dreem aoa trae ost moc

= full size bed, r chest oh) ee ee nee ae eee carice!

mre. FEe Oa Oakland. I. Only $1900] A beautiful settin @ of spreading | ment.t. Located near Flint =_* PAY LATER; PLAN ' wt ace &aPIECE CENTURY DINING way On dispiay at our. office.

; cash, shade trees, roll! lawn, highway. s SILVER MUSKRAT COAT, Sze | lepoint | ara wers-2 boudoir lamps In prime or birch finish.

: "i peaseneat | pes modern combing ovbotential -AN RY . infer'in monthly cunts: joi Cah 14 to 16. Good condition, (00. FE) cP0t, “Also 2 round wainu end | ALL, FOR $99. PAY wn BERRY, DOOR '8 om

: wired , : rm home, bespeaks the grace | MICHIGAN BUSINESS a 7 sneum tables. MA 6-2296 — ONL y $2 WEEKLY |2) ° eS

wir *|*BORINESSGOOD AT LADD'S"| of yesterday situs # ; i. | TAILOR MADE SUITS, 9695 & CIRCLE FLUORESCENT FIX-

sd al tote" siud ing I8 BEN, some! pita eas | SALES CORPORATION) BENEPICIAL |e ot | EENMORE ELECTRIC, DRYER.) Pearson's Bank Furniture | tures Newest orietient and most

a Nome ° LADD S at #16608. Consider trades. we asin Sale Household Goods 57 GE. RANGE. GOOD CONDITION, 42 Orchard Lake Ave FE +7881 ve dination pedroame for ee
: OPEN sUNDAYS ACRES

FARM Plenty of parking FINANCE CO. -~~ | x8, Map! ple 8 reser oe ao STUDIO COUCH af, “TV $25. RE-| reailon rooms. $11 95 value, $5 05,
bs Located 10 miles ‘north of per our trong aoe 7W. Lawrence St. _—=s FE. 2-0240./ A BUY. SMALL RAMIOS, $6 TO _ “Ost Ute frageretes, 08) Rsecurm ite Slightly factory marred. at

Se — = GE. AUTOMATIC HOT WATER FE $2766 factory showrooms, Michigan Flu

: Kesement win gasfrm. car 2% Dist Hey. Drayton Plaine | oe. full "basement. "motera ; GET CASH QUICKLY | Sema"? "rent Sievert FE) “neater, 4¢ sal. $902pice WINE SINGER SEWING MACHINE, gif. | _ofescent. 303 Orchard Lake Ave

and Plastered walls. Insu-: kitchen, barn, only 10 acres EB APT SIZE GAS STOVE. AND | eee re ROT |) | Miectrotux vacuum cleaner 4 CLOSEOUT
J feed ~ , Also| 7 ¥. tepeout Be hol Las se corsinan sanmnit ar Tl ge Up to $500 thoes if herrea seach Cnglofas Goon fist eis BETS. $20 AND lqioue comscea KOORDT BOB. | Eaterior birch doors. =
tile be ul “terms. Our —— — WE SELL — WE TRADE Se —~_________ | yp FE 4-9736 _ bin Late model Take aver bal-UE eo ie oe rs h 1488 Baldwins

dest ie et the year. 18 THE “BIRD" TO SEE tale, tom cecnlavcmeeds ose | |) TRADE Ie GUARAET jeocn USED WASRER, CHEAP | ence at (634 68 ot 0068 per) month Be Lat lige) ib

. ; DE-INS GUARANTE 8 ee: ae _Ave F

In DORRIS & SON TODAY'S SPECIALS suture, ciguatares end) otter pet wrin vieeens e250 up | HOTPOINT eeern. 10 IN GOOD | 884iat Dealaier. rE piss “ hee Smishcount

oa pee LIviIwa ~ Offered in| 2 Acres—Close lv . ringer washers up ig . C

4 a :

“approstmately sotntae, Yon,

= up | a ey =]

t pot veer a Lot| deVelopment. Reasonable at 62.-Ree! Estate Exchenge| SHORT ORDER ORILL that Roy's “Replacements Parts &| HI. FILS‘ ST EMSU0 lsescat suk ee acwaccem HARD TO BE

Fireplace Co-operative
Wise ‘One of our very best| 00, terms Rent Farm Property 48-A| Grossing $56.00 per year. on 6 a
10 PIECE FRENCH HUDSON $30) _R MUNRO 1069 W 384 Our are full o

an Service, 96 Oakland Bill Garner EM 34437, "leaner. 960 05. Floor model $49.08.| we have just completed. wreckin
homies. pitas gag ee : day werk, Only, (4.000 Gown BEAUTIFUL REFRIGERATOR, Huron bid.: yards

] n ft Viet Lake Front Es. 1 ROOM HOUSE
rR
‘ . — Sees — ape raise pitta tbie. 2 chairs, $10. Call gMALL UPRIGHT PIANO. MEN-peor seireae materials. Buy now

“8,

= ginal price sel or unday, E 44 5 3587 e

4 ie vtlog.& lock Celt nllhg omg pirsie table, s bonshne built ey1 = car Hoard oO bentee $85 per mes north. peated” cast of hie. Loan Co. MY ofter ote ousehotd tems. | j RED PLATPOWM ROCKER (ON meen” oan Sle ee EX. ase bee Lonoras ie Va Late

a right door. round. ig terms. ale modern owner's me a 32-0341 swivel, green chair makes into T 2 Mt. Clem-f

5 -Stes. R Li A Ht I Book. possession April 15th. Cay $11,000 down includes rea! | 202 PONTIAC STATE BANE BLDO. ) PIECE BEDROOM | SUITE > nosle bed ay lamp rable. table chenase auieers 60 e [elie ees $8Bs, pcos lis

. oo ece «@ room suite rawer amps, oor aor P a | i 1 i

W. PH.. 32-4810 eee |BUY GAS STATION and garage _and — ‘PE 2-3144 after 4 IRONER.SRGNEH IENER AID ELECTRIC,ELECTRICN AN | ADE condition peer FOR THTUBS $10
Buron FE REALTORS GENERAL I ELECTRIC BA
: ee Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 feo $75,000 per year. Excel-5 —_r OP IEE A 38 N. Edith. call after 730 p m gas ranges Bo MUNRO, 1060 9519 al! iengths Plumbing, fur-

e Ex mE. FEderal poe Sa ver aot poise Sew ‘ Siu RP RISE new condition, used 1 year, $49 | TR A large stock of 2x6, 2x10, 2x12,

For Sale Lake Pro 44 A MONEY MAKER ent location in booming area WHEN YOU NEED BIGGEST VALUES z x 50 ae" W _Ruron —— —.. | Races. steel beams: radiators.

p. D WE My $6,500 full price, plus stock. Terms z : = . JR SIZE pint G ROOM SUITE. TWO 09x12 VEIVET RUGS 875 cabinets marble ete
Phone PE 2-2466 after 5 pm_ GARAGES TO WRECK $38
i $25 t $500 IN 20 YEARS OF teat bel

_ ‘i ~ Pp [ Ee 2 : TY LE'DNITIT DE | KENMORE ce “DRYER “Liv. | — = OUSE RE

LAKEFRONT OPEN West side grocery, Beer | \\ ARD £ PARTRIDGE O QUALITY FURNITURE "ing'room tute cotieeeod'te TRADE-IN DEPT. UNTON WRECKING CO.
203 uibatauage AT 43581) mt furniture WAREHOUSE beget lad aa tel tom tae Gece stoned chairs p tae soos. MAIN YARD, 31245 W 8 MT

oo 3 A mile circle. LargeBrick 34OAKLANDSATURDAY caaen, aad cod z REAITORNEW cpa FE signatureyou can getcar orauickly on yourNo “TCAD ‘CE KIRBY VACUUM CUP AREER AND con Nac i $ og. Job Yard 9600 Gratiot, nr Harper
fire-] yar ant “CATIEE fixtures Owner might ac 1050 W 8T endorsers. Payments to suit your CLEARANCE _attachments $35 FE $-6229 3 pe dinette set Pees

AVE.

. “ing
adroom stone
W AN r 1O k EA I HER cept good late model car 1% BLES cide oF. pial eoeare | budget We will be giad to help R Es t = { H ar LINOLEUM & PAINT SALE : 6 peed nine yim suite an Dally 8 % to 6 Sun 10 to 2.

Fo naa, Fee ently 2 ae r Ps I1EeT? as part payment. Here te Eve to you with your money problems. ead This anc urryto |x, t Jack TT Baldwin 2,0¢ living rm suite $19 95 ; 5 — :

—— YOUR NEST? @ good set-up for someone REAL STATE && BUSINESSES : at dddb he tab Toles) tol om $500 value framed pictures 8 98 G & M SAW SHARPENING SERV,

MICHIGAN Birmingham for Values ./3 tIvING ROOM CHAIRS, 1 BRO Meial dresser PD ad Bard igh Geta tel -metal:

Paiivla “ber a9ls Large home with 4 Beacemeentss Total price $12,500. only ~ THRUOUT — reli nd 62 & 5 30 95 ac Fett e pales 1 we
Bone i eter ee} rooms: decry = fh — = GROCERY STORE You Have to See to Encellene Sradition $90 cach FE soe WYM N’S acecoed tise mowers icnere:

to Call trailers to rent. 3 car garage, : th dace Stock and equipment, plus a 6 : . +3993 YMANS ened and parts
appointment. car garage and an office. -3 rasan ron. Fea everything goes. FINANCE CO Appreciate —— ae —— (18 W Pike FE 41122 3955 & Waiton FE 54-7835

{

| CRAWFORD Approximately $600 per mon th ioe te L. FLOYD LN, Realt $18,000 702 Pontiac : State Bank Bidg. LORD'S SPECIALS) 'USED ELECTRIC RANGE 335 RAW TITE

in-| KENT, HITCHES

Nealtor , ———

5 $49 refrigerators (
a Ww PE 4154 patrol ie) Oh yeees' iw m Eves. $32 W._Auron = $____ A BEDROOM 2 pe. sofa-bed $4995 | Hotpoint quto washer, $69.95 CHROME OR CADMIUM

pasa rly Mos oa ant we ts | 24 = pLancence FE +4105 PAUL M TONES, et HL Silll FE ¢15 pe. dinette set 4 95 Used $7495 Used DRA 2S

an 21149 , Will consider @ trade Next to Consumers Power MODERN 3 STALL aac STA-Pe LENE ces Used TV's from $2495 up| Used TV's, $29.95 and up Sweet's PLATE

‘ outeige of town. ' thon and well established pas GIVEAWAY Hide-a-bed, from $130 95 up | Radio and Appliance 422 W The kind that bolt to the frame

: 7 ray-7 : i] . FE #1133 of all makesof cars

Seymore Lake. Suchy Really Or-H. W. Bigelow fon Plains, Michigan Excellect | a te ae 23 Bat 4 plese rel oo Used Gee TTORD'S . | = Sta os APPLIANCES E Howland. 3245 Dixte Hwy.
= >| opportunity for right person, For $500 = -| t ; ia -_ _OR F145 ane

OF 804 W. Huron: St BUSINESS FRONTAGE | further information call LI 7-3248 ee COMMUNITY LOAN co BaDY DESK. MIRROR AND) Feniture and Appliances | ROOT ATS Er ecCrRIC. [DOUBLE BURNER SPACE HEAT

FE 55492 or PE 6-6848 Excellent location on Highland | after ¢_p.m 30 E. Lawren reann| BED | oT ‘ ee eeteag _ O RUMP ELECTRIC er & large oi] drum. 88 W, Wal-

— ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL in Waterford Township ~__ FRIENDLY service| CLOSEQUT PRICE $139 13 itt Sg Used We ee AUBURN HEIGHTS FE €3512 ton FE 23000 ew Wee
round Pontia¢. Over 200 ft. cor-cated im heart of shopping center A [= USED TR ADE-IN ELECTRIC* LIGHT FIXTURES.

Open for your, inspection Judson) Der ict in Onl ‘wood Manor Bub. | 400 feet available and owner will Opportunity $358 BLOND MAHOGANY 4 PIECE MAHOGANY BUFFET, ee ae | FoeeFor every roomatl the house, vanin

ane DROP DEPT ieee in eerie

Park Call FE 86-1455 evenings. sell all of of this choice Need $500 SUITE, FINEST QUA | leat extension
. § room brick with oe and ireatege. Easy \erme, SOFT ICE CREAM 8TORE BEAUTIFUL 6 DovbLE "DRAW. eniune oulve 22211 = Gas racers , $19 95 u Bedroom. $450 value, $2

basement, on mies " [SSER_ L. . y. a Ese = k Dinin 00 $10 95 4% 95

$ reem brick win fireplace. 1% For Sale Acreage 47 eS __ OF Less . GLASS MIRROR § DRAWER MAHOGANY DUNCAN PHYFE Washer . $1995 PIA Foom Oe Re vs.

baths. Family room and 2% EOCy ts Pa F. C. Woo ©. ESTABLISHED GOINO BUSINESS WITH OUICK EST WITH CEDAR CHEST drum table. 2 matching end ta-5 pe breakfast se $2959. factory irregulars Michigan Flu
rage on large homesite | READY TO OPEN APRIL I1sT. -PLICE BOTTOM DEAN TS AND BED | pies. Glass tops 2 piece living Loveseal i Z orescent, 343 Orchard [ake Ave.
Way not drive out to Judson FLORIDA REAL SMALL CAPITAL REQUIRED SERVICE? room suite Sectional bookcase. Drop teal table | ogs0 2 WHEEL UTIL TRAILER.RE-

ea rontage, ei ea Op rE en uto | Chait. a a Refrigerator: 217 W RdHd

yeeams Te noe ieert Walton 7 i mage, ra« tae ako! ae oe & Oftice Gee ae) w yF ALSLSO HAVE STORES ‘8 FOR Then Hi Home ® Auto ts is the the placepl CLOSE ‘ov ie 2 Mise art alaies 326 *Dixteggeg) REA television + ine 30 :4 w Troquelsinguin

perty. 2 miles from After $30 call OR PLETE INCL LAND. to come Most loans made on : Hichway Rear ORiapdo 30474 on -—_—
FRANK SHE -PARD. Wear aus to Guif. Brooksville MODERN 2 STALL SERVICE eta BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT vour first vist @6 come) in or Lad, NWR DESH OANINY 1° SK MAHOGANY ovat vinine TA-| THOMAS ECON MY Pie SCUNG

Rochester OL 1:7511 haps age | Center near by, tien and well established busi-PHONE TODAY TO OPERATE phone for cash to on your) MIRROR “AND BED “ ble. 6 chairs lounge and pull-up | FURNIE URE CO | Ali kinds of wire and wood picket

FRONT highway N. Plains, location Drayton FULL or andvrour 5159.
“f
MAHOGANY
mirror ‘a “st Posts,
Gates,
Full

Spring I ness. Excellent furniture ONE and
OVAL
6-9454 & of
; mpa, 50 miles to St Peters-rtunity for right person. For Phone FF 4-4509 needs Friendly, courteous serv-$159.50 ae aictaice) pair icescie” hlete PONTIAC, MICH -ivaie to. ceder Ciraham rence:
burg. $430 full price, $25 —— urther information call Li 17-3248 rone “ eke ice _awalts you Leslie Fleisher. | MATCHING BENCH FREE | ee imaize To oneae ] chairs, 51 YDS. ROSE AND 16 YRDS 5445 Dixie Hwy, OR 3-1458.|
. peo a SS Loa lett = _ after 6 p MR. CALLAHAN manager Berkley Voss, president 25 OTHER epee! TO CHOOSE | nested tabies, lamps Gee pie-| -ee ot OR 3-2178 FOR SAL F CHEAP ot awe

Patural color. Phone owner for ap-sas 1 wr SE Ph. FE 5-8121 | tures, ete colonial Ct. Bir | ayne Gabert’s AKA Me . we

| FE 56412 :

MUlberry_9-2332. DIXIE HIGHWAY _Sale Land Contracts 52 -FES ee mingham, MI-6-0454 d L

NA A DINING ROOM MAJESTIC RADIO-PHONOGRAPH Apphance Specials | FRE EE STANDING TOILETS #19 %8

ie
Theater, 122% feet on Disie. er wane ACT ON LAKE console comb Exec. cond. 850 $129 95 Speed Queen washer § 88 f0 21x32 double $6Attention Builders! 300 feet on Williams Ideal spot Balance EM 3-3738. $259 Norge 19 cu. ft ref, $188 00 Washbow|s fittings

Corner lot near Pontiac Drive In

GIVE-AWAYS eth, tile
colored

for gas station, drive tn business
TRONT fiHOME only $7,-Home & Auto § PIECE BLOND OAK EXTEN. $329.95 Motorola 21 in. Vcon-3 pe bath sets with trim

607, Discount $1 Cost you, B ad SETTEE PLAT-trreguiars 50

Factory

of any kind. Also eoned fof light
521 to SION TABLE, FOUR STURDY. bec SLE AND
sole $239 95 2nds. $100

$6. rocker, occasional table. PLUMBING

SAVE SUPPLY

= fron =. Pert piatied” manufacturing. Call Mre. Hoyt CHAIRS. PL. asic SEATS. $299.95 Norge Joven gas 172 Saginaw FE 5-2190Still acreage priced FE 2-0840. Loan Company ONE ONLY | Phone MI 61220 _ range . $190 05

a what not, good condition

SRAY O'NEIL, Realtor Hours # to 8; Saturtiay 8 to 1 | 1 COTTON, 1 IN-$279 95 Norge auto washer $188 00 %, HP MYERS JET PUMP. WITH
HOME AND 262 «8. Telegraph Rd Open 0-6 i Community Nat'l _ Bank Bide $239 Norge adto tank jet 50911

$69. "50 MATTRESSES,

BUSINESS / nerspring. FE 2-89: — 95 30-inch ree and FE after

Located between Waterford and Phone’ FE 3.7103 or FE 5-7202 .. range, Spec 3 30

COOLEY LAKE FRONT Drayton right on Dixie Ox 253 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange § PIECE PINE DINETTE DROP MODERN, 2? PIECE rviid ROOM MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FOR SALE SMALL GENERAL
living room fire-jot § modern Mort age Loan 5. LEAF EXTENSION TABLE WITH suite Good condition FE 41459 M Fitectri -Speed

ft twth room home , Queen

with refrigerator,

bedrooms. large enclosed! For fo peers call Mrs a PER CENT DISCOUNT, BAL-waa mortgage Loans S54) prot CHAIRS | MOVED FROM LARGER HOME ? vRS ‘TO PAY us 2 lIAwKn mower

16 ance $8.4¢ payable at $75 morth-
Saginaw
5-AL29 |

Lake propert acres 121 1eT

pore, Oe Retaeed price of Burke,
cent | Houschold furn . upholstered N FF; m

Close in Excellent lake ly, 6 per interest Secured | LOANS $600 to $1,500 $69.50 6oal Auhum
to go! This is a dandy. 1H. BROWN, Realtor | Tage. 2 extra lota and lake priv!-1. For any purpose on ~ _rE 41796 V2
TWO L213 1362, W Huron-Ph. FE 2-4810 | leges Cost: to sou $6.722 Clark pam ea tecem et act in $ PIECE SOLID MAPIF DROP NORGE fetes es aOR LATE PRN WTS

% frontage. Street .n. Ready by large 11 room home with ga-Pe es antiques & dishes Mist Wr STINGHOUSE AUTO WASHER near Mound Utica REpublie

Prop. A\»

Real Estate. 1362 W Huron St,

model t xceliett con-WES s TINGHOL SE 37-IN ‘ELEC

One bedroom apartment up and

2 For home additions or LEAF TABLE STURDY

improvements CHAIRS

evenings Ask for Mr Clark.

gun trpe New, 84 000

6-1 300

open

vat

Exc cond FE 4-8945

dition 965

stove

down. 7 full bathsb ‘priced

PER CENT DISCOUNT, BAL-

ene

Any mode],

3 To rough-in or enciose one owt | OAKLAND

sell at $i 500, EZ Terms.

COUNTY'S LARGEST WHIRLPOOL GAS DRYER S8U-Free

duct work,

ance. $1,700. parable at $50 month-houses partly constructed $59.50

SELECTION e UNPAINTED preme 2%3 years old Just like Terms. Call FE 46509

interest. Cost to

REA TOR IRSURANCE | STORE ROOM FOR RENT. SUIT-ly 4 To build

a carage or on Late

MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE new $109.95 MI 6-1300 82 GAL ELEC HEATER $77 95

4 toom

® garage home

100 Oakland A FE 42544 able for any business, 378 Auburn . or

| Chests,

’ book-

FROM

WRITING DESK HOOVER %6 Gal Auto Gas heater $54 95

Abdadiog

Open Eves. Free Parking Ave FE 3-0414 eves FE 2-5219 City bungalow Phone for 5. On second mortgages

i cases, room dividers. record cabi-
nets _Cupboards and bars _ ;

classica] music Hbrary Cab sinks & fittings $59 50

362W

sweeper,

AT TENTION

LFASE OR SELL LARGE EQUIP-|

lars Clark Real Estate,

Apply 209 National Building

___Pontiac, or phone FE44720)

antique Edison phono

OCCASIONAL TABLES |

overcoat,

Laundry trays. stand faucets $18 95

Huron St, FE 92, or FE

PICK & PAINT STORE

reed organ, eer washer, studio

ped commercial bie ht

gas

sta-

tion, outdoor par! ing area. Main

VE PLUMBIN

SUBDIVIDERS

#4813. Ask for Mr. Clark. Open

100ssi elope matching |

162 S Saginaw

evenings, _ ee

_couch. FE 2-68:

143 Oakland Ave FE_5-9562 |

street

near oe rite Pontiac

| [Fe

|e comin Hass

LIsR-apelin N AHOGANY

YOU ALWAYS ae ‘LESS AT#A&S , “FIRST QUALITY 5 FT BATH.

ALL

120 acres — % miles frontage

Press, Box7 SMALL BALANCE SEASONED.
BUSINESS BUILDING, 10081

Will discount OR 3-1150.

SANDERS AND

_ Ortonville

ABOUT ARTI EIN = ee WANT

tubs $4950, B grade totlets, $19 99

main toad. Located

35x50

CAN BE FOUND AT L&s ee Oree gine $1495: hand

End tables few book-asins, from $1995. G. a. 1

Oxfor aod gently rolling

New

near

Rd, MA 5-4809.

and {deal for develoom

Gals — Complete line

ers.

MEAGHER REAL ESTATE

SPECIAL

Besineesess Opportunities 51

80 S. Perry. Teese

floor fin

complete,

be son,

SAME REDUCTIONS. QUALITY

‘Oxford, Mich. OA 86-3123

$24: refrigerators $25

up; ranges |

4 FORD MOTOR _TIRES

B. ARNES “HARDWARE
ESTATE

AND

Good sound tnvestment. Bold for

MATCHING TABLES AS LOW

NEAR METAMORA HUNT CLUB

gas & elec, $5 up; beds, all sizes

_parts. FE 4-0102 after

$2 up; TV sets, $25 up, radios, $3

up; new chrome dinette sets. 5 pc

Appliances

$7.500 with $1.200 down. Balance

$6,300 payable at $63 month Lo-

AS $8.05.

ane

742 W. Huron 8t.

BEAUTY SALON

22 acres with stream, beautifully

FOR SALE ELECTRONIC FLASH

FOR SAL’

OR TRADE. LARGE

cated on Canal at Crescent Lake.

CHAIRS, CHAIRS!

‘Strobe Flash IT) New bat-

Downtown location Established

femodeled. 3

$3995 up: chests, new & used, $5 gun

1 Royal Oak, LIb-

' $2660.days, or Lake Orion,

outdoor elec, clock,

used about 3

Good clean bungalow home Own-

teries. good Phi

Sas08 condition

one FE

bedroom suites, $49.95 up; |

Floor Samples up;

elec, water heater, 80 ASSORTED, ALL STYLES

al discount $1,575. Ask

= , moe

used

Owner

re-

Up to ‘2 Off Living room suites, $1295 up; din-

6 mos Mexicana grill,

9-151,

eves

Values up to $5050. From $18 50

Mr rown, Evenings call

new,

tiring, will, work with buyer until

ad 05 Kelv tnator 12 ft. ing room suites $19.59 up. Many i

$25. Pop cooler, $5. French fryer,

8-2618.

Garage Doors

familiar with clientele Cash or

$5. 3 room gas space heater, $25 Refrigerato 289 00 other itemTABLE LAMPS 1 Ree $469 05 Kelvitiator 12 ft ‘auto

FE +5200, after 6

p.m.

_terms.

WHITE LAKE TWP.

{

USE OUR. EASY PAYMENT

For tenant cement mixer. rE

T_H. BROWN: Realtor

BUSINESS & HOME

SAVE UP TO So PER pas Refrigerator with freezer $378 00 OR LAY-A-WAY PLAN i Berry s'@e] overhead factory

Over 33 acres on main road

sec.

1362 W. Buyon -

We buy, seil ‘trade anything. Come | {

onds Ali sizes and prices. Large

1 Reg $199.95 Kelvinator 8 ft

White Lake Township. Ideal

Ss QUALITY AS. LOW

32-4810 lengy WASHING MACHINE,IN

ternational silver service for8,

$5.00

Grocery and meat store. Beer

Retrigerato™ $178 00 out and look around, 2 acres of | selection, from $35 abd A

country

ranch home or «uB-

division. Ato. price fust $11,000

and wine take out. Located on

Money to Loan $3

Reg. $529.95 Kelvinator Deanie| ices) arking modern door on your garage costs

almost like new. Blower forC le

less than you think. Let us give

ee 13 ft Refrigerator 8 00 DAILY 9 TO 9

A STORE FULL OF

fe ard E Partridge, |

we lela LicenaagLenders man space heater, will

{free estimate

sxep

$119.96 Apt Size ‘oat | TO 5

ealtor,

_Michigan

ou a

_—

al 43581, Pontiac,

_Rixe i lawnmower, or cultivator,

BARGAINS

we give Gold Bell Stampa.

ome is modern

TEAGUE FINANCE CO.

i ey “120 95 36-inch Gas FER ¥ R SALES

lake front. $19,000 ‘aown

Whatever you need for

sper

any room

HAVE— SEVERAL SEASON ED

Range 9 88.00 | \o71 8 Paddock =. 2-009

Heights on Auburn Rd

202 N. MAIN

lus Ts obey handle build-

tn your house, check our price)

For Sale Farms

Farm: 48

land contracts, will trade AY

|? Reg, $269.95 Delixe Magic Chef

FE 2-286 rE 5-9241

GAs NCINERATOR. 1 FLUORES

-an
tags before you buy.

small houses do not have

40-inch Gas Rang

$188.00 |

ROC oun sa 08

fo MICH.

light fixture Girl's

C-PANGUS. 1919 MI5

summeg

_FE$2003,

modern or acreage or What have 1 Reees $109.95 Wringer Model

_Gresses, sizes @ and 12.

LIKE A REAL. CAR)

ACRE, 25

Har-Trom Hi-Way Furniture Mart

Ww $7

___Phone Ortonville 132 Collect

DRIVE-IN. RESTAURANT. NE W | di M WRIGHT, Realtor

HIBBLER'S VARIETY

room

home

1523 8. Wi nor a Bae!rm.

a . 2.00

: raite’s

(oW

Appliances

ARGAIN? ‘Lots of ’em!

an items. “Light hardware and

4 BLOCKS N MI. RD.

efficient ment. Parkin: 00d HOUSEHOLD GOODS 345 Oakland Ave. rE 50441 MI ¢1410 OPEN THUR? FRI. SAT, Downstairs store household needs, 430 ; Oakland
‘ation, “hast Orchard @ Rd. Ph. Rochester OL 60711. OL 1-0701 Co-operative Real Estate Exchange EVE. TILL in the Want Ads! Ave

8g weeaahde egal ig eee eee i pindae are nie rte as a intaaied a wp ety a eine ars e cde insipid te — Si Pgh a ipo 7 ee eee —

“ ‘ ge: ~~ se ais r tae x sacha Oatondl Baal sci ge aN oe — womb an ‘jew ay ss aliacaelliace ype ee ote = a enn = 4+ ip he + i Saal Seas eee eee exe 9s Nig 1 * a og * ¥ ' * -“ “ #

4 e ool oop ae f _ i ,

. J
a { -x 26
: | THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1956 : , FORTY-ONE
For Sale TE For 7 68\SLICE OF L e ce

Fea 6] Sate Miscellaneous 60 Plants, Trees, Shrubs | Fr HAM | Zo Boats& Accessories 85| For Sale Trucks _80 For Sale Cars 91 __ paFor eeSale Cars oT91

r
| eee PARAL LOD

nae es out Talbot Lumber cane

a te fain. pe “tina im}, CHEVROLET 3 DOOR. RA-L O OK

= eed

ren nas to trade

CENTRAL

GO AND

_LINCOLN-MERECURY

: Cass ~ Afeows Sta.

i CHEV — ace (CoorET “PAIR

"WILSON

Pe te ee | TO 232 S. SAGINAW

C & C MOTOR-SALES ates

oS AU BU RN AVE 55 Ford Convertible

GMC

N vO: euniiner e
¥ i880 Ford Balas * hi aon s

on" FE $§-9485 FE 44531

eury and trailer. _— a five hours,

SL Chev. tractor ....$395 1

low 1 ota i mS Pontiac Catalina

ivery Boats foae Pala *SO Chev. cab & chas. $295
Dixie : Oars and Accessories *S1 GMC air tractor $795 i 12) a |

“*KENTILE ete

5 . TANK, °$5 GMC Suburban $1295
1a F Waren ot wo; @ See

Slaybaugh’'s 1°50 GMC van eee
SEE CRC AT ’S4 Pontiac Wagon ‘

ewes $545

USED GUN OIL

Oabland Ave. PONTIAC’S ONLY FE 3-0461 Saeee, wan Tatte Sesies eek

sous” Pe 4084

Conic Each”

_hew. Ottinnde — a cherie 4 DR. ZN GOOD RUN pan. iaor,done snd_ high

EXCLUSIVE

FLOOR HOP USED =SUNBEAM RN.

BEAM FURN. Ai

_Plywood TRUCK fon sale @ ORE, nedFord 8

DEALER BY OWNER: “a2 ‘Dr. Cylinder

~USED ELECTRIC” __ Oakland at Cass BST a ie Tay vw bob | Tht ital? itd atta

— Tae de. heater, want
WATER HEATERS Boat Kit

eieela Ss

wm Sryand eaters feas tevin 783 Chev. Bel Air 2-Dr.

‘ en

___ Auto faearsce 904

car appearance, Ba Sa “~~ fvory over

dust y ear down, to move out sae
(Found by Sears buck

aaa AUTO INSURANCE ;

— weccas Dodge 4Dr
Co.) Call Jim PE §-1794

Boushelt,

For Sale Cars OL Chev. | "iies

Haskins Sri.fit, “hearSer

wali! Bae Mishyer ot Mis

‘sl BUICK SPECIAL 3 DR, FUL-ee Wagon

dy $205. EMpire 3-0061.

2988

whePY

‘@ BUICK SUPER, GOOD CON-

LiKe NEWS GHEVIE, « DOOR,

ORTY HOOK’ a rE + ot have gate

fie tee SES ing fe Pi occtee hen oer

“Your bill; sir!” $0 BUICK. WILL TAKE OLDER

car for ec Lede Able over pay-
ments of 615, 3-425

eee crea, sae mutaa | MANY MORE

WINDOWS AND.

BUICK 55 Pe BY OWNER.

KITCHEN CABINETS Sale Farm Equipment 76| For Sale Housetrailers 78 FE 5-6168 mente Call FEBIBLAek tor |. LO fore FROM

Mr. Black. Rogers Sales and Serv-5 to $300
sliders and picture windows. 1 Fourth 8t.. off Jos | MCCORMICE-DEERING MANURE GOVT. TYPE mOUne ATE eR To R & H. Power sieprins. Excel

Windows -double vents, Male babies, — ones, 32; oe ‘$3 BUICK SUPER 4« DR. SED. ‘at 685 Auburn Ave

coe be from Opens Cok's. phace,

$161 Dixie Hwy Clarkston fatal hayTarde 108 feet long. moved property. te Orchard cond. $1060. EM 3-327

—— cabinets. FHA 36 months "sik FAN

a “SALE: axD 3 ginsbet ate "Ba. meC ele scene

_Farmin; 16 x 20 ft, No reasonable offer re

GE 4. 8 pay. Mi ster nin SD 51410. West Side Oa Cars anning.

Suitable furniture moving & LLOC i cna Shwe Sect i where overhead =.| DODGE-PLYMOUTH
WANTED the —— —

sale. 1775 William. Lk. sedan

_Piease call for appt. OR 30300. sce gion =ing sancutive'y “ser, tae Stn

cvtacice SNE

Year in Business West Side Used Cars

PONTIAC CHIEF

6233 W. Huron

CO. TERRIER,

OXBOW WINDOW Fox FURS & GROWS | AMERICA'S oe MOBILE Transportation Offered 87

floor; = 30288 Hi 24,7 ™

es Bob Frost

| 3 TO fe vet

TILITY

Do It Yourself 61 HUTCHINSON'S ~50 CADDIE, 4 DR. OFFERS

an This ts beautiful 2 tone@, Radio. BIRMINGHAMFOR PENT .-“SARATOC

heater, Hydramatic, whitewall

TOGA.

tires iy y @ good euto-CLEAN

Styled with care. oe with mobile ynishing le
est and pricedto sell. pees of j iy one ond
clal reduced a on our rive, you'll like res le’s Auto

a): Se ierree |
Nash 1061 @tation Wagon

oe ton

Pontiac 1961 9 —

mobile homes. ean pur. PVT. panty WiLL. PAY ase

| ingatFORD,trotTRAtog Josdar nd CADILLAC dl FUL!

eha: on -a deferred pay-

Ko cond Yellow and green to

rear scraper. _Must be 4518.

Soom plan. lite aay ondition, inside and out, FE

mi'D TRACTORS GASHPOR ANY MAKE OR Und

FE models, Economy, :

Sindaya His get,

WE HAVE WIDE BELRCTION |HUTCHINSON

vAA

_ Thurs.

TRACTORS Me 2SIZESLi.ARD

i : -. We GAL.|
MERCURY Ete

Cameras, ceeas 61A GP 76 0, FOR

MOBILE

SMITH'S, 257S. Saginaw’ ~

Mercury :

_cars. FE — days | an eves.

Lineotn 1954 Capri 4 door ..

1955 & 1956

ANTED

“ook jap eS TO ARG AND PARAKEETS CANARIES. CAGES. E 112

oe ee ae eimai BeePt and timer. wre Food, Since 1921. $84 Oakland Ave. KING BROS. HOMES _.

Mercury 1935

MoDEL 0 ‘2.

Hard

roy

Terme. tsese an PARAKEETS. OPAUINES, CANAR-YOUR J-H DEA

4301 Dixie Hwy

VarGaiee ‘aa BELL AND Hi CAM-ADDY EE Demonstrators

VATORIES, COMPLETE WITH, era & agg sige! GE light meter, fes. 1904 ens, FE 4-000. pone RD. ar Drayton Plains, OR 3-1208 fan ie
fauceta, $2450 value, 614.95. Also | light bar & radiant ec! PARAKEETS, 6 AND CAN. ‘CHAI N paws DROP 4 doors & 2 doors, Hard

on ithtubs. shower stalls,| 3 mos. aia 99 Monterey pe ns ™ irose, FE and see ‘em at W +8 ___ 286 8. Dort Hwy., Fulnt, top coupes and station wage Bob Frost, “Inc.t teres values. These are crate CAM As she ‘@PRAIRIE SCHOONER B ons.

PU a ieutwan vet Norts of Ee

trailer. Parked on nice jot. will

53 Orehard Late Ave — ears caMERA SEP UREBRED O° re es na) “Birmingham, LU finance. EM }-4003. ea aie

oe OOD ARD

IONEL & AMERICAN a= Hg = old 3 8. Marshall Mich . Chain SawAIP Distr. is my AS LOW AS

TOY “rox — Pr

FLYER TRAINS | __ Sale MusicalMu GoodsGc 62 neoLarERPwecks senyice RETA

Trailer

Authorized factory aantyice and r 6 and : MYry sai 15 3-451.

genuine factory parte, Free test ACCORDIAN SALE ALL SIZES.| fp em os oe Spasott ~axD — $1895

on factory analyzer, Repairs, jensons Accordians 8 p.m T aE 5 —]

T 8 ry analyW. HURON sT.| loaned tree to besimmers “with CANARIES, iti CH: EVROLET

Exchange |

—— nnd Lani Enroll today FE 5-5428. SELLING ouT A aor Ortonvil lie

frost

ICINE CABINETS. LARGE 20 Ambassador Olds Cornet _males and females. PE ¢1186.| jggp FERGUSONTERRACING Oakland County’s Fastest Bob F Inc.

inch mirror. All metal cabinet. ae S00D TONE | SELLING OUT. 1 BOXER, 2 COL-/| blade. New farm fencing, $11. ANDERSON

$7.96 value, $3.95. Slightly marred | ANTIQUE VIOLIN. GOOD TONE | SHINING CU+2170. Tire chains: Fitting 26 one ealer LIN ERCURY AND

DETROITER

cabtaste wuncad witkent tate | _ 399 wood, 148 years oli TE | TROPICALFisH & SUPPLIES | _ tres. FE.——2-108 850 S$ ay ( ODW ARD

Maniesesso Openegnite ‘

New iiding triple door wats’ All| BRAMBACH BABY T | ORAND P| Pecomv'e @ Pant ot. ‘noes Auction Sale 77 CHAMPION -

a seoapiiaeal | gains Michigan i 3-0254, | OA 8-2976 Open Bventn, PP PL PIPL TOP AT 346 = BIRMINGHAM aeWall Tires.
Fluorescent, 393 Orehard Lak + semen RIC STEEL HAWAIIAN sor _ MANCHESTER AND POM-| aycTION SALE, FRI. NIGHT. B & GREAT LAKES wy, terepo cars New “at ood

ent, Bailey & Mc Peake.
aOR

sd ole guitar & amplifier in very good | eranian pups OR 31451. B Auction House. $089 Dixie Hwy., BEEM ER Sian!

NeW AND USED Fo! | cond. OA 8-____For Sale Pets 69 bet, Piains and Water

FURNITURE ‘or

Le rooms. 16 to St f.,

Serna see ea, he “" BEL SBENck

beat and ook to electric i5t.mc_ GUITAR AND AMPLIFIER. Wanna | ford. Lovely blonde mahogany “THE HIGH DOLLAR | _car at 08 E. “Columbia” FE ¢-0661. CENTRAL

ter, beaters aeons cad Se $50. MYrtle 39-8261. dining room & —— ae

ane gee

Pes Bear te Ser coal peg —— Por high used

ppy Se. wan. ¥ Chair: :

WEIMARA

8. Sern Tot iter won in break Linol : a gry i 4 LINCOLN-MERCURY
fate) Used Trailers Am’ low as will pay 7 o==ou. 4840a wi

‘Dini

T™. R EXCHANGE. FE 23200 E! FREE! FREE! Exc background, cabinets. Girl's bike. Good re-Sa Pus a Cass Bis.

pede 7 shes Int sy “o

Kew LUMBER #10 M. ALSO \% FREE! accordion ‘test to = ragereeg. Wachere| | accra PARTS STORE 1. J. VANWELT apecials today!

GS Astor FE 46433 chests, eprings mattresses, les,

POR ne oe ee ie ay |

ERERE

iiew 5 UsED Suis fagraser’ eves o bm.om wo une eae

adjust,and grease any make tn If interested. call te! toves.

sewing, oilMachine orrel re Sale we bens me cee Dogs Trained, Bos ‘70 te. eae cee and elec s “47 ROYAL 20 FT, OFFER Ri WO Haskins Chew

Boarded ae

7 BEST yf ly

il Dixie Bighw Bg

tra, FE ¢: ubura. ae SPINET PIANO, CAB Otied’ berrdnell 31 8. Tele: be rope cal OR, Sanit tor _ Case Etizabeth and Cass Lk. Bd eee . ioe cimaMA 4 9)
wir
an Haskins Chev.

NEW AND ch & Bach big discount on areapt a : “Seo 4 HOUSETRATLER v1 PT. For st Side Auto Parts REPOSSESSE ES sears mate mae a.

U oust

POWER MOWERS. ROTARY! $395 up. Row! Products Co. aoe = ets:

pe Olds, hydra

TILL OWER | SPRAYERS. 2 a: i Hay, Grain& Feed71 | 516 ro AQOTION SAT NIGHT eee ee Fol od ag FF 56855

| PIA NING. REP. ee q . sharp. m: ; Ne GSOb Cone | WANTED:J D AUTOS

jarden and. twa Vt Faptiliet|"archendorn. Oxford. OA 83028. | ALL Spey may rinst S|& state went af Lake’ Orion sell

x tse, B20 nt erin: Cutaeie "here -Tad boss on sana -OLDSMOBILES

second cutting so stra ure

£, “oodw of 14 PIANO TUNING AND AIR | OSiver Oa e170 fram the Hanlett Home from Osk-

Mite Ra Birm ingham, MI 4-6526.| ing. Osca; Schmidt. FE 2-5217 Flt lee cl r {plus 7 com

—NEW GALVANIZED PIPE — PIANO SERVICE TUNING AND|ALF ACPA ALL EINDS HaY,| bs we. Font. pias other oss lete Sew hey, of mp Vola WE PAY 2 FORD, 2Dr. NEW AND USED

% im tm) PA Nenging 4 | W. Kelly. ORiando 3-3114.| ‘straw. grain, ground. whole or| senmen =: ‘Trade be, line. Gearaetve: d-tone, . PB

32-8005 | FOR A GOOD DEAL

% in. wat ft. len, leg RENT & PIANO WITH | —‘>clled..MA 6.0066. New_lumber, tine gas stows. Credensa. bowed at anen,e eee! Top Dollar

SPINET as = MAZUREK

8A UMBIN' SUPPTY option to buy later rt money | CORN, OATS 18T AND 23ND. cur china ec: ' washer, % FOR DS. FACTORY EXECU.

a owes. DEAL

_ MOTO SALE

convinced, that General ts by far For Clean Used CarsTrucks.

tives cars. New care used

ve)

172 8.Saginaw f FE 5-2100| paid in wif! credited to your | ting hay. MApie 5-4764 bedroom suite, small rt

19 PT. INBOARD BOAT. 1 PR. OF account. Gallagher's. 18 E. FOR SALE. ALL TYPES: OF GCOD | as chair, Simmons bed daven

boar

South Bivd.at codwerdFE ¢

108 36 A aomonaurones Matthews-

ear

E ORION MOTOR SALES

‘ss CHEV ARDTOP. LOADE:

Weis aes

any Ped roller skates. Size| fron | = _hay, Will deliver OA 68-3641. rh To gece

po —

OUGHTEN & SON

OLDSMOBILS

pati TROMBONE FOR SALE, = HAY FOR CEMENT WORK. ALSO : . 2 Felvss) ga lows ani: ee anen

Gregory RA..| Focner, ‘electric. food _Geneves_Saies,

"nei’ Dine ‘Bey.|

FRIENDLY.
_

Hargreaves

: food bey,

| Felice ee ingellv
MHF

sweeper,

[Ddcos oa Tat

FORD CDN. EXC” CORD PR

oxl2

socks,

shelves,

Pasadena

has

tho

atnot

rugs

throw

Rent Trailer Space 79 31 5. saginaw st FE +4546

Lf eoree al Ard os aa Sale Office Equipment 63 WIRE BALED > rmmornyy nay,

rtat!

rugs

me rae

aie

—,

HOWARD"tae

eth Lake Rd Carl Manning

WANTED— JU NEED OR USED

BLAYLOCK LEG tat . rey prior e : sed. produce

JUNE CLOVER SEED. ALFALFA | Don't. miss this big cole. Rue
TRAILER SPACE FOR RENT cars, any make any model. Top | SHARP ‘80 CHEVIE Foun ine : is, te

erocal

BUILDING58 ¥ co eee Gated Reeens ere mod. Sidewalk, cement motor good tires and ma paces. Good cond. em

Lake ate FE 3-101; oommunication, mead | 81, slightly | hay. Red Durham Bull, 12 months teed Ole

Villa,

COAL &

$1 Orchard

BACLEY AUTO PARTS

oo —

‘Robbins

for only $25 down and

pce

ave

sma

iz Lake Rd. at M59.

PHELPS ELECTRIC HARDWARE. sed. M1 7-022 _old’ Well bred. OA #2704, Oxtord.| TEton* Goa Tyler, Auctioneers.

0 PE 8-1521,

i965 FORD. oy

PE $-0219 _17 BAGLEY ST.

Bales and

___ Auto

Cytind

dine — oe | ‘Sale St e Eq ji -ay 64 HAVING SOLD MY FARM. I WILL

| Sale Store Equi pmen ;

rpublic auction, jocated

WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR Service, 685 Auburn _Ave.

| Accessorieses 80

For Sale Livestock 72

Rs. He LIVESTOCK 72

antes

| cell

sharp late model

PACHOUD WRECKING CO.

Dixte Hwy FE 59108

cars Te al 8

donde:

The

New

2301

GomPLETE BEAUTY mine ~— ~~ miles north of M53 anc ‘4 mile
BLACK GELDING WITH FOUR] west of Romeo on Mon. March

AUTO GLASS SERVICE

equip All permanent solutions for BUACH (Ot od a bald face Very | 38." beginning “at 12 30, all im-Clase installed while you wait COMMUNITY

HOW. ARD ate

PAINT ROLLER & PAN

FREE

MOTOR SALES

7706 Orchard Lake Rd.

purchase of gal, of more | cold waves. Also oil-fashtoned hot lashy color Mr. Wilson, plements Nearly new son w highest ade of
Gliddens Spred Satin’ Warrick's|) Wave machine. Elizabeth Morris. 2515 Lapeer Road phone FEd-Giovel tractor with 3 bottom plow. ® of ee to 8

Credit

2678 Orchard Lake. | 9733 Dixie Hwy al io rd tractor with cultivators,

MOTORS

1986. rae

Fncd deeded

Open egg"GhassUni at ae

ato

POWER LAWN MOWER USED FOR SALE STANDARDCOMPUT-BEAUTIFUL AMER. SADDLE-| Plow. disc. John Deere

803 N. Main, Rochester

"TIL 10 P.M.

season excellent hy _ tng ecale. +3057. bred geldt Also beaut. saddle spreader ake mowers, Co:

im ¢ vpiand Ave +7066

Scie offer accepted. FOR BALE ELECTRIC NATIONAL and bridle, OR 3-714. Bl) ees Hellen baler. Poa

| HARE, PORD 2 DR. i

passenger,

heater, turn signals, Fog lights,

WANTED: PO PA A FOR wap

ve 20311

Chevroict, rE M0008. HAVE -

See M&M Motor Sales ed nN

es Th

For Sale Tires 80-A or pita

ROME: THE COIL R eit ™ — = CHINCHIL LAs br no ANIMALS pete, Allis ‘Chalmers combine,

T.O. ru eep. ‘ie
HGIe one elevator . tener

PGR TSALLn On minum

HORSE FOR SALE OR red Wagon with

CASHoa REOUTER, EX

"perry. Bt.

QUARTERac

swabore tor auptew anos RATIONAL

e980 A. Thompson. 808.) fe

For dollaron late model

oe:

cars.

CREDIT

small

6-1521.

2627 Dix e Hwy OR 3-1603

Perry 8t erry St.| trade. OA 8-3397

house. 6 hog houses Produce:

A-t_ @T0-WHITE WALL

| JUNK CARS AND

} ) PALAMING 100 bushel Yorkwin wheat 200

Beles and Service, |

Roofing and Siding Sale ‘Sporting GoodsG 65

One

secre

ve nos pence ron bushel oats. 1000 bales ney 300

GOOD HERE:

50 USED CARS

tA ap ales straw ‘ull of sileage,

-TRADE — ae oe ee nee Delcy equipment. 3 stall miikin Go0o0D ED ‘TIRES 6150 UP, ‘CALIF. BUYER HERE SHARP CARS!
Combination Doors GUNS -BUY -SELL

also white walls, 603 8 Saginaw. WEEK. waraY MENTS

_ManleyLenco”_ 10 Bagley 8, bie [proerect | Call) PEE e ater mer Wentey, ans Prep. Paud FE +0687 THIS WEEK

Always « good selection,

WE CARRY

Insulation

Ta lor Chevrolet Sales

BENSON GUNS-BUY -SELL-TRADE

LiNS Bugt-Shell, 375 8. Telegraph

pm __.____| Willman, Auctioneer Romeo Sav. eS ae | earabiel| GOOD-tate models. Bring

SMALL ROPER. _ings Bank, Clerk.

YOUR NOTE

BURRO. SLICK

tt Cash waitin,

No Co-Signers!

hen Disie Hw

rich U. Black or White Side

0. D COS OLDEST
Averill's

$49 8. Saginaw FE ¢2541 MAN'S REG. ed SPALDING eae oe Other sa4-|f F SMART AUCTIONAT ROCH-

oft: “New Cars eh Guar-

CHEVROLET DEA s7
MArket 4156) ailed Lake

BRAID

20878 rE ante

off,

4 INCH S0I1L PIPE § FT 3.69 trons, §40. OR 3. e Bee ets ester Re-opens Apri] 11, 7 pm up per

Immediate Delivery!

fandara "seen

Sump Pumps $38.50 7 FOR SALE OR TRADE QUAR-. | satu “1988 AT

VE PLUMBING Lhd acta | ME RC U RY MOTORS" ter horse black mare, sorrel and eerpbay tance hon Hol-ED WILLIAMS WE NEED

‘86 FORD FAIRLANE 4 ws FORD-

omatic, Radio hey yl okir'

ur) rs Yo 5-2100 SALES AND REPAIRS white pony stallion gentle, three steins Dairy, Equipment, Ferm

whitewalls. Low mileage. Wi

sacrifice feu Phone OA 68-3011.

___ 451

8 Sagthaw at Raburn Deal! Direct!

* 4x8 PLYSCORE ANDERSON HDWE.
=a LmOU. e

| Sot Settttrocat

Ido PONTIACS

SOME. | Machinery. Poot Furattare end

etc ale lag tie

ONE) miles east Per.

Squirrel|

WE HAVE SEVERAL LIKE NEW

used tires

‘C& C

MOTOR SALES

Ask for

Grand Blane

cis Willams,

COW AND

for 4020

HOLSTEIN

young steer

_ ®RADIO

“102

8. TELEGRAPH
on

No Finance Co.! ‘te Bea DR

Perfect

JEFEREY FORD

past

Folding

amare

chairs,

$5.08a

sale

Prop.

SALES

PREE PARKING FOR 100 CARS) Ra.

gunday

6 to? PM.

M& M “MOTOR. SAL 228

— warts Tre 5
Five Point, Stan (Pritine ter ‘season One® 303 AUBURN AVE.

SAT MARCH

Dixie Hwy.

apo

Drayton Plains

near

Buy Here—Pay Here

418

ets

24 AT 1 PMA

SEPT 7c TANKS ABLE 1 Wanted Livestock 73 DAND ENT OF

‘REO. SIZE POOt TABLE. FULLY ¢.

ood cond. Phone MY

| 2527 Dixie Hwy. OR

FE 3-461

Auto Service . 81 Y’ALL COME

CONCRETE

HOME FURNISHINGS FOR FV.

For Sale Trucks

PE 4438 Seer WANTED TO BUY: PIGS AND| ERY ROOM PAUL HILLMAN

bed _hogs Porrest Jones MApie$5206 “AUCTIONEER AT OXFORD CO

NATIONAL

ie mM Lr Ra

YR.

cae

orale sat tao GRINDING IN THE

SINGER.

Take, over

LESS THAN 1

bal nett $11.12

OLD | nd, G 1

mo. or _* an rave =

& Dirt 66"

94 |

MUNITY “AUCTION ON M24

-7UST_NORTH_OF OxPORD

8] CHEVROLET TRACTOR COE |
ws

car

eel rebored Zuck Ma-

MOTOR SALES

;

Fully ered cco perfect com |
dition New tires whee!

Se Shop Hood Phone FE)

pal teconsole. FE 8-11886, dealer. A-l TOPSON. CRUSHED STON For Sale Poultry

711 8 SAGINAW

yi 2 FORD SALES

_ Sale _Motor § Scooters ‘82

For $Sale Housetrailers 78

6PECIAL < QUANTITY PURCHASE | washed sand gravel and fill cui |

1640 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE

WHITE EMDEN GOSLINGS OR-

anytime, G R_ Stuart. FE 4-6584

Good tires New fap #2060 Owner,

0 fon gas we: r heaters Not

der now fer Anril delivery 1343

6200 MI 64414

marred $4950 Montcalm

Le, Zu NDAPP $250 AND CUSH-

140 CHEV re Poses riKur

crate

A-) TOP SOIL, CRUSHED STONE | Oxbow Lake Road. two miles 37 1950 AR DERSON Att ~ATUMT-

Fett 156 W Montcalm

Sand, gravel fi Lie Conklin north of ecomeeice n modern f 135 Auburn | $275 Excellent condition cash. Owner MA 0 CHEVY 4 DR R &. “H ONE

ean

FE 6-111:1a or FE 23-8572

ghits ie ler Park FE 5-1402 owner Bodr ie nah A-l

MA. 69730. CHEVROLET 1955 ie PICK-

mae

BUY HERE

W. Haupt
_chanically FE 21367.

A-l TOP gorl. RICH BLACK PARTON ALUMINUM up Big heater, defroster and

ones

SALE

turn

Sale Farm Equipment 76

eae

For Sale Motorcycles 83

eignais 1056 plates. Ready for

dirt, Travel, = Til dirt.

_Eugene_ Bennett, _FE 54758.

PAY HERE!

eniee, ao tank storage box.

CHEVROLET

work Bave pienty on ity one |

excellent condition price,

Just 7 days 4 move 50 sharp

92.50.00. LI 1-6590. truck do
Pontiac Sales

Just

BROWN AND BON, SAND, GRAV-

FERGUSON

your car or

POR PARTS AND BERVICE ON

“6 to models. %60 to

el, fill —_ and top soll. FE

30 FT. 1988 G Ti NEW. our Harley Devideon. See Harley

GENERAL LIKE

$405 ering pel badge and 63

1956 Demos.

CASE

Stee tele SALE

Haskins Chev.

&-it9a FE 6-0877,

Glenview Trafler Park 2300 avidson Bales Co. 372 south

pairs ohne home. Immediately de-1956 Pontiac onal m pany

very. & iactory | offiota x 3

SAVON

we" %&” 4"

ane

_Shimmons Rd. Harry Smith

_Seginaw

Zz a NU = E DRIVEWAY INDUSTRIAL AND FARM

cow

USED CARS

now in ae warehouse.

tal

eto.

cinders and sand. FE TRACTORS

——

tat

A REAL BUY-—MUST BF 80LD

For ‘Sale. Bicycles Bi

new

low price.

Pie vss Highway et M15

tobere the :

sprinsoge

Main

E or FE "e270.

by original owner at once! Pon-

Get ovr Quality building

Oven nites ‘til “|

133 Haynes Corner of Hunter Bivd

| FLOOR COGnmne ‘8 CARS

OURTESY

wats

me.

or |

CALL “WOODIE FOR GRAVEL. BACK HOES LOADERS tiee Chief Deluxe 8i-foot house-

Midwest 6-16-7736 Birmingham

m your

CARS

Open Nights ‘ti 6 Riis

eT AND 8ERVICE

any

trailer, completely equipped with

FRENCH -MADE BIKE LIGHTS,

fill dirt and top soil. FE 5-2008

fob

or —

1084 AND. 1949 40 GM. 10 YARDS |

PONTIAC phe @ ARDTOP.

oh)

We carry a full } a every modern conveneince tnelud-generator tire al hand brakes

CRUSHED STONE. SAND SEAL

National

yards Garwood load pack-

SIXES AND V-#'8

ing awnings Living room 2 bed-

Plywood, Jnsulation. paneting.

and!3 speed control. OR 3-9720

_el, fill, Earl Howard. 4+-8403

ra y. Phone MA 54-2408

rooms room

dimette and

Paints, Hardware,

ihe “PONTIAC, 3076

FULL SIZE GIRL'S SCHWINN

ene

DODGE ‘48 | TON tal ee 58 |

DRIVEWAY GRAVEL DELIV-kitchen completely furrished

PAUL 8T yon LUMBER CO.

2 Doors—4 Doors

_bike Like new FE 7-008

ered Reasonable FE 2-8033

Good condition 8660 B'g

Like new-uset @ few weeks by

6120 BOGIE LAKE RD

Hot CHLEN & SONS

PONTIAC 1048 4 DRE

Motor Sales

executive Also Y1-foot Pontiac Rd, Clarkston MApie

Hardtops—Wagons

Boats & Accessories 85

—___Tels EMpire_ 32731.

DRIVEWAY. GRAVEL, LOADED

chanical condition. edieny

422 N. Main Rochester OL 1-976! Chief housetratier completely fur-

SINKS FFROM $595 52-GALLON® or delivered FE 43263 or FE
electric water heaters $70 95 2-1468 _

Convertibles & Hydramatic hae tires, Best

| BAYS

nished Rame perfect condition

FORD-FERGUSON TRACTOR AND | S$ YARD DAY BROOK DUMP.

offer takes. QR | 3-4

Both trailers only traveled 106 ALUMA CRAFT BOATS

$300 Call FE 4-4449 |

_body 2633 Auburn ae |

30 gal. gas heaters 835 G A. DRIVEWAY ¢GRAVEL.EL. FILE. | RICH implements

_Thempeon _

(“We will sell you a car, |

eles Prone Monday thro Friday EVINRUDE MOTORS |

VICE

‘84 PONT Cc Holts AIN DEL.

& Perry St

1853 DODGE TON EXPRESS NO CREDIT PROBLEMS

for lawns. Delivered ‘$3 FERGU SON TRE NCHER MY
_

MARINE, SALES 1 BER

422 TELEGRAPH

can ay

2-5021 Saturday and Sunday

| Everything FE 6-0631

if your credit has)

Motor paint tires very good

FE | i

even

Take over payments. OR

SHALLOW WEL | FUME. 100 )GAL. |

eqany.

ike in 58454 A a Stewart

art

FOR RACE DRIVERS. ie ell

Only 9605

water Brooks eee y GRAVEL “BAND. aa URY BOATSEves he pgSat. only, fill dirt and cow manure. FE TROJAN YELLOWJACKET

AAA BUYS THRU°36 | OXFORD —

§-2749 FE ¢3371 = |

been turned down else-

JUST

HOWARD LARE, INC.

YOUR CAR i

cow

with rol] ba:

—

AND UP TO # MONTHS et)

SHALLOWWELL, PISTON PUMP.

MERCURY MOTORS — TRAILERS

Pettit, PAINT—MARINE HARD'W

where.”

7708 Orcharq Lake Rd. Keego

Al LEES

like new, reasonable OL 24690

FOR SALE: TOP BOIL.L. YICIN

ie hie! %-TON PICKUP. GOOD IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FOR AS LITTLE AS

1954 PONTIAC 8 CYL.,

$39.50 Dn.

Trailer Sales

¢-

8 Bivd, ani Opdyke. Nelo |

INLAND LAKE SALES|

Clinton chain saws, $150 & =)

STORM SASH |

radio & beater, =

retail. Pick up or deliver ft.

Highest Trade -Lowest Terms

These are new ‘56 models.

JEFFREY FORD SALES

cellent condition and ready are4

Aluminum combination windows | FE 2-2065, between $00 and $:00.

allow top prices ce your od

$905, Call Mr. Peterson

Stewart

and doors. LOW, LOW

3011.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR

‘GRAVEL, §AiD & FILL. DEL. saws.

dows with 1

Midland rotary tillers, 3% HP,

LOW OVERHEAD LOCATION

EM_3-3631.

1954

No co-signers

16-in. tiller with

9 am. to 9 om PONTIAC LAKE BLDRS. SUPPLY.

have tillers from

reverse. We parte

peony up. o140 Pontiac, Lr. OR 3-3311

ALL KING STZE BARGAINS.

No furniture loans

wi and and vel, fill dirt,

Wheel horse & Econom

BUDGET PRICED FOR East

fn conduit. Butit| 100 RED HOLDEN ‘BTAMPS ON

cemeat eoten Trane. OR |

tric motor $7050 value 639 95

deep)_

Ford F 250

tractors, all ieplemenia

No finance companies

Inst @ lifetime 34-38-43-48 ft rine hardware and paints

? OWNING

$10

Slightly crate marre@ Also

Rotary .awn mowers, Fairbanks-

Also the 47% upstairs job. any “Cri at kite Me

Here is regular ‘prices. Bank rate TONY'S MARINE SERVICE

OWEN'S

SAND wD,DL GRAVEL. | BLACK.

Morse 21-tn riding mowers. Get

No red

tape

shallow well jetaimps. Mich-

SAVE

figan Fluorescent, 393 Orchard _dirt. FE 32807. |

finan. insurance. Ye /, 2605 Orchard Leake R AS YOU BAVE NEVER SAVED

lawn mower, aaa ,

down, up to68 montha. -34 TON-EXPRESS BEFORE! Immediate Delivery

Lake Ave.

STALL SHOWERS -COMPLETE

Wood, ¢ mt

Coal, & 67

5%, EVINRUDE. LIKE NEW MId-

Papectal | vis

We Hold Your Note

J | gh & orch

4 Speed Transmission

A-1 USED CARS

6-2180.

DON'T DELAY-ACT TODAY!

_west_

General coacKer now tn 18-27-30-

with faucets and curtain $6050~

rayers. 2 H pal $158, ra

EVINRUDE : (MOTORS Ee OMP.

GATOR TRAIL

Buy Here. Pay Here

terrific value. $33 33. Lavatories “400 ‘1008, AVERAGE w x 1

33-35-40 an 4“

$695

{t. lengths.
mplete with Seas chrome, length’s. 15°" x 16" at mopar end. | SON BOATS —

Make Lee your garden & lawn

4102.

NATIONAL

MOTOR SALES

faucets, $14.95. Toll $30.50 val-Some Sort 30” x 36". Ready

We care you to compare these

supplier ies 1956 for your best

i980 PONTIAC DEL. 2

_ car,

2 top lines in boating. Layaways

$19.05. These aresap had sec-) Phone 6§3F 2. Drecen. ° coaches ‘with any anywhere

LARRY

a 300 Auburn at seams. Aubura

have a few — Alcea that
we ‘will sell on e« plan.

Heights FE 2-88
nm 8 to 0 weskaaya, pe 2 to ®

JEROME

EV INRUDE “MOTORS

Harry Riggins. PE}

PONTIAC STARCHIEF

onds. Michigan Filuoresce 393; Mich. tore trade-in ~ _ terms. and time payments. ,

‘

KELLY'S HARDWARE

soenerd Lake Aue »CANNELCOAL

30 trasigre or more on our let at

—__111 8._ SAGINAW

Reliable service sal J eer b Pon-|

bag 58 ae & aree dea.er

~LEE'S SALES & SERVICE

a ae a ;

™ ike ae 2S nol’ pent cee’ Fone 3. “ox

CHEVROLET-

Classified Ads! To

swap

$2) Mt. Gemens ct FE

Sates" . ™e chard Leake Ave FE 56150:

what you_don't need for

BOLENS RIDE-MASTER TRACTOR

Oakiand County $ Fastest.

HEAVY HARD SLAB WOOD AND

HORT-=CUT TO.

eee Bottle Gas ¥ a0-

$6 per cord, 3 for $11. FE 17-9042

ir ppcckep em Chrie-soar fet DEALER

geesorie one ~OTR1, eare

Growing Dealeg: what you do, call FE

Dixie Hi Mis

6401) "Oyen ies "Wa0 28181.

CASH:; Classified ‘Ads!!_ % GAL, HOTWATER HEATER

1 omile 6 of Lake on ? boats. 1

€781

Oxford Tratier Sales can ofler “FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS A

GOOD PLACE TO BUY." MASlo

|SUMMER

ea?AB

Delta Jotnter $18. FE

FE 28181.

wood 3410 deltvered, FR ¢6see. 1600 Grace, : more for less any time!

were

down

_ . ¢ ®

\ : : 4

eae }

_ (FORTY-TWO
a
4
THE PONTIAC ‘PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1956

a For Sale Cars 91

et TRADE

cal

Nothing Down! JUST. A. North Chevrolet URN TO.

Just Good Credit

EXCLUSIVE.

PARTIAL LIST TURNER

Friday & Saturday

Mechanical Condition

March 23rd & 24th Only OF OUR ! Warranted By For the. BEST

ONE-OWNER NEW CAR

-‘ TRADE-INS NATIONAL ‘In'"WHEELS and DEALS”

> ~LOOKI Choice Transportation Specials Warranty insured throughout the United States
for one full year from date of purchase.

"53. Ply. 2 dr... G9

= NEW CAR SEE THEM NOW 'S4 Ford 2 dr...... $799

TRADE-INS ‘52 Dodge Cornet 4 dr., R & H 1953 CHRYSLER 1953 Pontiac 4 door se-1953 Mercury club || 53. Merc. Mont. — 53 Olds 98 4 dr... .$899

dan, radio, heater, white coupe, 2 tone gray fin-

' 4 door sedan, power steering, power hardtop ....... $o
carer ao Yorker ¢dr., ‘92 Ply. Dix. 4 dr., R&H brakes and auto. trans. ..........005--$ 895 'S1 Chev. 2 dr...... $244

sidewall tires..... $945 ish with radio and heat-

bp. special en

‘1953 Chev. Bel Air club er $975 52 Ply. 4 dr....... $499

battee Power aE. 1954 PLYMOUTH 53 Dodge trardtop $644

rive, ty rear speaker, Instant ‘92 Ford 2 dr. Exc. Tires, Nice coupe, radio, heater, "55 Chev. hardtop $1699

Club coupe, radio and heater and auto. 1955 Chev. 8 Bel Air 4

4 white sidewalls.. $995

: utiful supe:

GOT), 6Apoceoocnonoadoocmosocnconone $ 895 door, Power Glide, ra-53 Ford 2 dr......$644

_ BEBE RES /'51 Pont. Cl. Cpe. 8 RG&H, | 1953 Chev. 4 door se 64 Chev. 2 dr...... $799

dio, heater and only

1954 STUDEBAKER | dan, radio, heater. A 5800 miles $1745 $2 Pont. conv...+.$599

54 Pont. di. 4 dr. $1044

oe ees, Hydra. ; Starlight coupe, automatic frans. and | very sharp car, only ~ “""""°

whitewall Hires 6 oi.05005200ccsccecess $ 895 settee eee nae nes $895 1954 Chev. convertible, 52 Ford 2 dr......$499 —°51 Ply. 2 dr...... $244

Ber Se ee || 50 Buick Super 4 dr. R&H,

| 1953 Buick club coupe, radio, heater, Power

1955 FORD 55 Chev. Bel Air $1499 53 Pont. hardtop. .$899

| radio, heater and white Glide, power ie oe

— 92 Sy *4r.,Fully Dyna. Club sedan. This little Custom is a buy
| sidewall tires....$1145 | windows....... "S4 Ply. 4 dr....... $799 °53 Chev. 2 dr...... $644

Ot ORLY cece cc cc ccc ces ece: 1195

cceecess

ve gem 44, vem. || ‘90 Buick Super 4 dr. Straight $3 Ford hardtop. .$944 °55 Chev. st. wgn. $1499

1955 CHEVROLET eee Stick Station Wagon, Power Glide and very | | ONE FULL YEAR "$2 Chev. 4 dr...... $499 ’S1 Ford 4 dr......$244

CLARKSTON low mileage, only ................000. $1745

|| '53 Ford rch. wgn. $899 53 Pont. dix. 8....$899

MOTOR SALES

33 8. MAIN 8T., 1855 DESOTO — —
‘| ’55 Ply. sta. wgn, $1499 ’54 Buick hardtop $1499

YOUR CHOICE GUARANTEE

Sportsman, full power, a like-new car

PLYMOUTH

S$ a.m. TAT es Daily for only cece cece cee neeeee $2295

.......0cce

| Consider these advantages of the NATIONAL ‘| '52 Chev. hardtop. .$699 53 De Soto 4 dr.. .$699
1951 HUDSON | BONDED guarantee. A dealer can guarantee his

$100

wy pores. 8 DOOR. NEAT. .

-Club coupe. A Hornet with Hydra-| cars only in his dealership, NATIONAL BONDED |
mantic, extra ALP 6...cscs csc: 395 THE ANYWHERE $10.00 DOWN DELIVERS
eos GUARANTEES CAR IN

CENTRAL ‘50 Olds 88 Cl. Cpe. R&H THE U.S. AT THE REPAY SHOP OF THE

1952 DODGE

OWNER’S CHOOSING. .. The dealer’s guaran-

ANY OF THE CARS BELOW

LINCOLN-MERCURY ‘50 Pont. Dlx. 8, R&H 4 door sedan, radio and heater, Gyro-] tee is actually a personal uarantee. If bad health
Mate ee ccccre tere crcl eeeecec tee $ 495

| or business failure should visit the dealer, the

an ‘50 Hudson.Com. 8, R&H arantee is void. NATIONAL BONDED is 1952 Nash Sta. Wgn. 1952 Dodge 4 door

1952 DE SOTO

cked by $120,000,000 in assets. Regardless what

4 door sedan, radio and heater, auto. 1951 Mercury 4 door 1950 Chev. Sta. Wgn.

‘49 Dodge 4 dr. Mtr. just Over-happens 16 the individual, the owner’s protection

trans:, whitewalls ....2.0<.0000-0..--. 5%

| continues for the full year. . The dealer’s guar-1951 Ford % t. pickup 1951 Chev. % t. pickuphauled | antee is on a percentage basis. The dealer pays

1950 Ford Sta. Wgn. 1952 Chev. 2 door

a share of the repair costs and the owner pays‘50 Hudson Super 6 4 dr. R&H, 1952 Plymouth 4 dr., R&H ...........0000e-$295 | a share. NATIONAL BONDED pays the repair
| bill in full; the owner pays nothing.

Elec.

We Have Terms to Suit Your USE OUR BUDGET PLAN

‘49 Pont. 84 dr. R&H, Hydr. | Many. Others to Choose F om

NO MONEY DN. ON ALL SERVICE WORK!

Budget |

‘49 Pont. 6, 4dr., R&H

Have all of your car service needs taken care of

SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS

SPECIAL

at once. Make only one small payment. Come in

‘46 Ply. 4 dr., Just for the Wife

today! Avoid costly delay!

you haven't been able to buy @ car ~_— fe Rageptronced you

THIS

DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer :

WEEK| "Bright Spot"

| 912 S. Woodward, Birmingham ||

BP SMET Sows Jerome Olds-Cadillac Midwest 4-781]

on, FULL PRICE

MAUR Gass Gt Orchard Loke — OPEN — |

_ MOTORS reo ———Feeote|e AM. lg pa

p ONTIAC ACT ON, S AIF |

f ti | (Not an Auction Sale-But, Close To It)

& HW] cxsveienurex as 0 ie Usd Care, Thivoghy rcindioned o

SPORTSMAN || moter nance

IS ALSO OFFERED THE || tatweaste denver
SHOW

STOCK No. 978 STOCK No. 1011 STOCK No. 23

CARS OF THE USED CAR FIELD $3 Buick Super 4 door, °S3 Buick Spec. 4 dr., *S3 Olds 4 dr. sedan, 2
the extras, a black paint, |

«~~~ | §AFE—DEPENDABLE—TROUBLE FREE Say ise tone gray. all tone r&h, Hydra,

spotless beauty, Rocket V8 engine,

$895 $995

‘SS Buick Cent. Conv... . .$2495 |} 0 Pew

Radio and heater, Dynaflow, Full Power W/Windows.

STOCK: No.

STOCK No. 99

‘55 Pont. Star Chief 4 dr... .$1995 STOCK No. 104 134

& Ford dr., °S4 Starchief
Ford-O-Matic, forest

RedesSector. Pyaee eens, See , $3, Chevrolet 4 door 'S2 4 r&h, Pontiac 4

dr. dix., light blue, r&h, |;

'55 Pont. 860 4 dt....... ..$1595 |] 219, r&b. sadate brown

with cream top, green, very nice look-Hydra, low miles,

. Seater, Synsromesh Trans. White/Greea.

ing,

~~ 1'5S5 Ford Custom 2 dr. .. $1450 $095

‘54° Pont. SChE Cus. 4 dr. $1395 STOCK No. 87 4

-STOCK No. 147
Redio & Meater, Hydre., Cream & Beige. . STOCK No. 89

"$5 Buick 2 door Spe-52. Mercury Hardtop,

"52 Buick 4 dr. Special, —

‘54 Chevrolet 2 dr. ...... $1245 cial, r&h, Dyna, gulf r&h, Merco-matic, pre-|,

2 tone green, r&h, a

Radic & Hester. Exceptionally Mice Car.

turquois white top, mium tires, 2 tone blue, |

startling value,

|'34 Pont. 2dr... $1195 || Hern

$595 9795
‘54 Pontiac 4 dr. ........ $1095 |

STOCK No. 126 |

STOCK No. 177

‘52 Plymouth 4dr., r&h,
V-8, Ford-O-Matic, r&h,

SS Ford 2

‘54Ford Club Coupe ... .$1095]] ., SR Fairlane dr.

clean inside and out, |
2 tone green, hurry on purrs along,

'53Chev,Bel Air 4 dr. ...$1095 |] 23d sict"ton.
$465

this one,

$1595

STOCK No. 160

$3 Chevr olet 4 dr. a8 899 “

"$5 Buick Super

STOCK 131

92Pont. 2dr. & 4 dr......§595]] stock s» 6 No. Con-

vert., r&h, all power
55 Pontiac 2 dr., r&h, access., canary yellow,
Hydra, black and white,

whitewalls, 11,000
low mileage, one owner,

‘50 Chevrolet 4 dr. ......§ 395]] ti ever ret"

miles,

‘49 Chevrolet 4 dr........ $ 295 $1295 $1865 $2595

a”

short of ei cash or pee Lg ob rely cover the

payment | pond Fool tee much on

your car

to make « deal roe 24 a see. us. We've helped o lot

e, We may be Sie to help you.

Harold Turner, Ford

North Chevrolet

464 S. Woodward Ave.

Oakland County's
National Bonded Dealer |Birmingham ; MIdwest 4-7500

recta scan ePHONECN

BE QUICK LIKE A RABBIT — STOP NOW AT

MATT EWS ~ H ARG R EAVES

FOR YOUR SHARE OF

IB LJ N N Vv MO N EY"

“BUNNY MONEY” MEANS YOUR DOLLARS MULTIPLY
WHEN YOU SHOP FOR AN "O.K." USED CAR

'56 Buick Cnt. Riv. H-top $2295 '53 Pontiac 2 Dr. 8 $ 795,

se 8 © @

Solid black finish, low mileage, radio and heater,

Radio and heater, Hydramatic, a very nice color.

Dynaflow, whitewall tires, power brakes, like new.

‘55 Chevrolet 8 Conv... .$1945 '51 Mercury 4 Dr. ....... $ 645 —

Power Glide, radio and heater, two tone harvest Two tone finish, radio and heater, overdrive, clean
gold and ivory, like new. as new inside and outside. ~

'55 Chev. Bel Air 4 Dr. 8 $1845 ‘52 Pontiac 2 Dr. 8 $ 625

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Two tone blue and ivory, radio and heater, Power All brown finish, radio and heater, Hydramatic,
Glide, power steering, whitewall tires, backup covers. -It’s sharp in and out. We believe nothing:
lights, lots of other extras. like it in town.

‘99 Chev. Bel Air 2 Dr. 8.$1645 ‘51 Buick Riveria H-top $ 595

Standard transmission, radio and heater, harvest Two tone blue, radio and heater, Dynaflow, white-
gold and ivory, lots of car for so little money. wall tires.

‘53 Chev. 4 Dr. Sta. Wgn.$1045 ‘51 Chevrolet Dix. 4 Dr..$ 545

Saddle brown finish, radio and heater, turn signals. Two tone green and ivory, radio and heater, Power
Glide, reconditioned and guaranteed.

‘03 Chev. Bel Air 2 Dr... .$ 945 ‘50 Olds 88 4 Dr..........

Radio and heater, Power Glide, power steering, Radio and heater, light blue in color, Hydramatic,
whitewall tires that are new, reconditioned and

whitewall tires, covers, loaded with accessories.

guaranteed.

‘50 Dodge Sport Coupe $ 245

‘54 Chevrolet 2 Door... .$ 875 ‘50 Pontiac 2 Dr. 8 $ 295

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