THE Po kk * * PONTIAC.   
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Kohler Probe ‘Disar Poa |    
    Ss. ATU RDAY. MARCH 29, 
    1958 —26 ‘PAG ES te   
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Owner of Death 
Car Guilty of |   
  in Fatal-Collision. Manslaughter Gave Keys to Friend 
Deemed Drunk When 
The death of a Lake! 
Orion man in a traffic ac- 
cident Feb. 4 led to thc   
“Will have a “tremendous 
impact” throughout the! 
country. | Unionist Claims _ 
Inquiry Loaded 
With Politics. 
but Asserts Company 
Provoked Battles   
  . WASHINGTON (P--Wal- 
iter Reuther, primed for a 
third day of verbal dueling 
    
manslaughter conviction) — 
yesterday of a Rivér Rouge}, - 
car owner in Wayne County 
Circuit Court. 
Wayne County Prosecu- 
ter Samuel H. Olsen said 
the verdict in the court of 
Judge Horace W. Gilmore 
      
were killed. late sales and employment, the week-long sale was kicked-off at 
Police. said McClary was driving 
  
  east in a westbound lane of the : r . S 
Willow Run &xpressway : . Crowds Throng Huron Street . 
Coldiron, father of three chil- State Building - : 
dren, was killed on his eighth wed- 
ding anniversary. Programs Lie Judge Gilmore set bond at $2.500 
antag Gulsnere set bond 2! ©) at Death's Door Giant | Car S ale @. ha partment for a pre-sen- : _ 
cite teen icy te he LANSING WP? — Two big state Large crowds thronged Huron some for as little tencing report. Attorneys for Mar- > ; 
shall said the case wi! be ap-| building programs, one of en street all day today snapping up according to Robert B. Oliver, as- 
pealed.. Gov. AVilliams’ 114 million dollar Used car bargains at the kickoff of sociation president. 
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earboen: Police said Marchall plan, lie at death's door in the You Auto BBuy Week \ Oliver was on the job himself | 
and McClary were friends and had, S¢P@te Appropriations Commit- Sponsored by the Pontiac-Auto- ae 7 aim. He found half of his 
been Geiniine together at Mar. '¢ today, move ade pee: ie eae ben ears occupied and bought the . 
shall's residence. McClary was he- Sen. Frank ~-D. Beadle .1R-St De . = Ln a ee potential customers coffee and in = - es ( rem Ho b ay Nse (* re) . 
fieved to have gone out to buy Clair), a ~cammittee member a donuts and a morning newspaper 
more beer. favoring action, said “it Jooks * * a 1 each. 
——_— quéstionable’ whether either ee hos ileal ee pea aoe The crowds. began forming last ; Pe *c some | iG: mn display arting / . 
P : will stir from committe . ; : as night with considerable jockeying 
Nation Will Talk Itself at 9 pm. last night. Customers, a. ee ha, , | It they die, it Will leave only ~Gitine in the cars at 8:20 todavi™ Position since thé sale was 
ono Oe oan er Po = a eee “on a first come first served .Basis Out of Slump — Britisher = $4.700.000 capital outlay bill (oo fist chance to buy them este as a vehiele te authorize state About half were sold by 19 a.m., “HUGE SUCCESS’ 
  
    Convicted was William Marshall, gation of violence in the 
33, of 1065 Coolidge Rd., who was, 
_ accused of handing his cat keys. a ee dispute. ; 
“to Neil McClary, 19. of 499 Joslyn! +—Reuther is president of the Unit- 
Rd., Lake Orion, while the latter a Auto Workers sine h wk _ _— lence at our years ago went on strike 
ees ine rae = of al against the Kohler Co., a Wiscori- 
sais eS . . sin maker of plumbing fixtures. 
McClary rammed headon info. CUSTOMERS GALORE — Part of the large crowds. that Pontiac Press Photo. | yy <cuctdca ‘eal some 
os ar atlas rowacks ee thronged the “You Auto Buy Week” car sule today are shown look- 8.30 am. today on Huron, between Saginaw and Cass streets. vAW pel og : walla vie. 
~ : SON. ing over a few of the more than 100 bargains. Designed to stimu- White helmeted salesmen from the particiapting dealerships {| — Se ee 
quickly closed more than 50 deals. before 10 a.m. | 
as eight cents, 
NEW YORK ‘?—A: British in- construction dusting 195R-59. it Oliver termed the event a “huge 
dustriatist predicts that-the re. | Calls for no new projects. success” pointing out that if the cession will end in this country In 1997, when a’ virtual mor- M Wh | ] : morning pace continued more than 
in six menths. atorium on new buildings was lr. a f riumphs 100 cars would be sold 
Sir Abomas Miles, chairman + decreed, the Legislature provided ; t ‘ . Participating are the folowing 
of Monsanto Chemicals, Ltd., nearly 20 million dollars for +n Grand National idealers: Matthews Hargreaves, 
told newsmen before returning | capital outlay, mostly tor pro- Inc., Pontiac Retail Store, Oliver 
by plane to London that ‘“‘Amer- ject completions, The 1956 Leg” | . : ‘Motor Sales Inc., Jerome Motor 
__ica_ bas talked herself into a jsiature had voted, 36 millions AINTREE. England um — Mr. sales Co. Cy Owens Inc. Braid 
recession and is now busy talk- The two pending proposals What won the 112th running of yotor sales R&R Motors Inc , Bill 
ing herself out of it. She will | each call for creation of state today Tiberetta Was second - ane Spe nee tambler Sales, GMC Re- 
succeed.” building authority with power to Green Drill third in the fie ld of < ——— : ——— 
| bond to finance new eonstruc- Starters, . 1. 
ony . | tion. The debt would be -retired * * 
Capitalize on Smashup i through annual legislative ap- © -The day wan ‘wet, and rai » Finds Judge Obliging 
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (INS) — An | Propriations. vere) coe gn course TOKYO UNS) — Mitsuo Kishi 
automobile went out of control . SS ae . ie fe een ae 11, was tried for sneaking «into a 
and smashed through the front She Knew the Time® Mieeplechiisc) town and stealing food to go with 
window of Southworth'’s book- Xp What. was an 161 <hol ie the wild grass 6n which he had 
store near Purdue University. DETROIT? h — Mrs. Willie “ihe race over 30 obstacles subsisted for 15 years. The judge 
Undisturbed, the owners decided | Rudder testified today that when, phe favorite. Wendburgh._ fin. asked Kishi why he insisted on 
to get free advertising while the her husbgad threw the alarm jcjeq fourth, and° Goosander was living in a hillside cave and cat- 
front was being repaired. A sign | elock at her, she knew it was ¢)/))), “ing grass? Kishi said he would 
said: “Purdue's only drive-in’, time for a diverce. Circuit Judge * A do anythtg rather than live in | 
bookstore.”’ | Joseph. A. Sullivan agreed. tree a crowded city. The judge con- | __ : _ The royal family didn’t attend siderately sentenced him to soli- | 
this vear because of  enticism tary confinement 
  
  from humane. societies of the 
‘in which horses often are 
badly they must be 
| Tiberetta race 
+hurt so 
destroved 
and Green -Drill héth She’s Just Too Healthy A Bit of Book Work.       
  with Senate’ rackets . probs 
ers, said today the inquiry 
into the marathon Kohler 
istrike is “really a disgrace.” 
| Chairman McCellan (D- 
Ark) of the Special Senate SEN. BARBY GOLDW) TER 
  
‘committee called an = un- 
usual Saturday session in 
‘an effort to conclude Reu- 
ither’s testimony and wind 
up the month-long investi- 
but he said the violence 
| was provoked by the company. 
McClellan he let 
the sometimes angry sparring be- | lenee, 
said plans to 
itween Reuther and Sens, Goldwa- 
iter (R-Ariz) and Curtis (R-Neb) 
run “to the end of the day or the 
lend of the hearing, whichever 
‘comes first.” . :   Success AP Facsimiles 
  £ t te? * Ga ™ hay = » b> é , * ~~ ™, 
tail Br i nh iC Truck and INQUIRY LOADED WALTER REUTHER 
Coach Division. / | Reuther said in advance of- to-, 
CAMPAIGN ALL WEEK |day’s session that the whole in-) 
in his words, is loaded with 
State Lands Army 
Order for $11 Million Suny ele WASHINGTON \P—The Army Ordnance Corps has 
cin Aenlee andi Keuebiea a & awarded contracts totaling $11,285,273 for defense work _ 
12 aan to the sale Gadavione new The even-tempered tone of Reu- to be done in Michigan, Sen. Potter (R- Mich) reported — 
auto, four “‘cheapies” and seven thers testimony ended ate yesterday. 
other used cars. | (Veo en oe el Among the contracts is a $5,587,720 order from the 
) -_ | Army for a revolutionary aluminum die-cast a The campaign to move cars will quiry, 
continue the rest of the week at Politics. 
‘th dealers’ lots and showrooms. “This is really a disgrace,”’ he 
Today, fresh supplies of cars were, teld newsmen. 
moved into the giant “lot” at 10 
a.m. and the sale continued until! 
2 p.m. 
The slogan of the drive is de-. 
signed to point up the need for 
car sales to stimulate employ- 
ment, Reuther said it is ‘‘a lot of non- 
for senators to devote 
time to the Kohler case while Con- 
lgress is trying to solve the prob-| 
‘lems of more than five million un-’ 
jemployed, the farm issue and ‘‘the sense” 
  
weight utility truck named the Mighty Mite. 
‘Heaven Ts for Everyone, It will be built by the American Motors Corp., which 
4 developed the vehicle almost specifically for. use by the 
« Wi th God Mapping Route armed forces. The gener-* 
. ous use of aluminum in the eee What's Your Choice, “+ \quarter-ton jeep-type  ve-! 
‘hicle was aimed at making)   
f tne'e ay ; Note: This is the 
ritfen by local residenis and co- ped bs ary At frtem je oy 
editor 
‘ By MRS. HOMER B. HARBAGE it useable by airborne units. | Bit of Rain oF Snow! Its engine has been described) 
as rugged and serviceable,  al-' 
though it possesses only a 60 horse- From an early age, the thought of heaven has been 
of something beautiful and wonderful. possibly mixed) withience ‘nicks - 1 sel Onl 
All through the Bible we hear of thé heaven that power rains: . s is tne prediction for Pontiac with: 
awaits us, as “In my Father's house are many mansions,| . ~~ la Cloudy with, oecagional light rain, 
   
        AMC developed tt ja low tonight of 36. 
I go to prepare a place for AMC oe joped the tiny en- * . * 
gine shortly after the corpora. | = . . 
you.” tien was formed May 1, 1954 Little change in temperature is 
God made heaven for everyone by merging the Hudson Motor forecast for the next few. days, 
said, Show tonight and rain Sunday. 
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parts—all bartenders—report that there has been a marked 
Change recently in women’s drinking habits. 
More are switching to male-type refreshments at the 
bar, they say, \ “ NEW YORK (AP)— 
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The average bartender-has a repertoire: of about 85 
| different types of drinks. ie 
Menfolk usually ask for only about five or six of these: 
Standard and tested old standbys like whisky and soda, 
water, on-the-rocks, ete. 
| It used-to be that. the: drinking members of the fairer 
'| sex favored the other 44 or 45—such. fagcy cocktail frip- 
peries as pink ladies, orange blossoms, yao sours, ete. 
  - ££ 
: mimi, (° 77 Now they are asking for the Same. drinks as nien. = = : : AP Facsimile 
IT SAYS HERE . . . — Rosel H. Hyde, a member of the Feder- Now €omes the stinger. Why? - # 
al Communications Commission, brought 22. vétumes of FC@ “Beats me,” sel one. ssitaybe “wavertising,” guessed | 
records it the-controversial- Miami-channet-16- television case-as—+—a nother = ee 
he te¥tified in Washington Friday. .Hyde is being questoned by. . = , . 
Congressmen probing pressure and influence in FCC awards. Hyde ‘Probably women just wanting to be more ike men,” 
and another commissioner, Robert T. Bartley, ‘took issue with opinioned a third, 
~ chdpgesmade against them by Dr. Bernard Sehwartz before he At this point a-nearby woman customer glanced over Mer 
_ was fired as the House investigating committee's chifl counsel. || drink and. spoke ‘up: Less Calorite - 
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  |   Several estimable gentlemen in these | 
| Homer and tells us how to get there. Car, Co, and Nash - Kelvinator Sunday's high will be near 46 - 30, 
_ &@ « Corp. = ~“pretipitation will average one 
= The vehicle definitely will be pro-|fourth to one-half inch as rain or 
He asks us to help one another; duced in the Detroit area,         
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  pwere 28-1 in the betting (| __—SPISTOUA. Italy 4ENS) — Giulia o. pray, not for the death ef a Edward Cushman, AMC vice presi- . 
| Mr. Wha,, Irish - trained and Cappellini went to her physician | . sinner, but that he might live dent in charge of industrial rela- ine lowest. temperature preced- 
owned by D. J. Coughland: took when she .began to feel aches | a ‘ bui tions, but indicated that it wquid/"& $ am. hr downtown Pontiac ‘the dead’ with onty about 19 fences’ and pains in her gums. He ad- , = re ab Ln GD Et probably beat a site other than Was °6 degrees. The reading at ito go and never was headed. He vised her not to worry, that she ‘by the‘deeds we do. the Plymouth Road plant, : 1 p.m. was 4 degrees. 
‘made a bad jump on the 30th and was, if anything, too healthy. The illustrations of Dante's Para- * * * = nn final fence and for -a’ time ap:! Giuliti, 83; was sprouting two “ca ine a . So; Was § ! lise made -quité a impression on Only 100 trucks are called for in? peared as if he might go down.: incisors and two molars. ‘ > fir ‘ac To Ca ers Picke we 7 = _ me and | still yisuahve heaven es eet fs eceot ‘est er ae P 3 d : ; nonex will probably be us r --- . ; . . with harps ahd angel choirs. ing 1 ai ‘ “hn jersiood ree The 1957-58 All- County y 7 y ° ° Y . : a . ; = omen n hate Drink neon W hy? * *« orders for. large quantities of they Prep Basketball Team, . 
Heaven canmbeniicenediity (a) hoe | en willlsfolion: selected by the coaches of The ghiv . < ANIC ' ~ gt * 
wrapped gift from a very dear The Mighty Mite, said an AMC; Qakland County, is found spokesman, is. the first aluminum , ’ > friend. We are not sure what it is, die-cast engine developed in the, 18 today’s Press sports but know we ‘will leke it Us s i pages, 18-19, 
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served as president of the Pon- President of Guild No. 8 of Tends to Veto Bill Before Ike 
tiac Council of United. Church, All Saints E piscopal Church, Mrs. 
Farm Pric Women and the Women’s Aux- > a rm ri ces B. Harbage has also 
iliary of her church. Mother and ae Up 4 Pet. | grandmother, -she makes her = WASHINGTON uw — An upward'ctease for any month: since Feb-| will not act on the bill a), | home with her husband at 591 leap of farm prices appeared likely puary 1951. , ; | next week. | Lenox St. ‘today: to assure a veto of legisla-  ] 1 - P at And it brought farm prices to Legislation providing an addi- 
  tion designed to prevent a drop in. 
farm price supports , 
The Agriculture Department 
“feported yesterday that avfrage 
| prices of farm products jumped 
|: 4 per. cent in the month ended tional 250 million dollars for the 
farm,soi] bank this year has’ been 
‘stra-_- signed by President Eisenhower, 
At one | : + * * preset 
In Today's s Press _ 
ae within 1 per cent of the level 
when the Eisenhower admitistra- 
tien took over in 21953. 
stuger the devel was. — about 
  Chureh News Sedenessceee ©7 | = : per cent...- = icontained in a §2,861,008,793 bill 
Qommben 2. .i.eseeesievenss tt | ree * * * ~. |supplementing money for “several - ‘sunty New : . as : Oo federa encie - County” News .............. 9 ~ However, part of the gain wa The new farm 1 pt ice report c: ime era] agencies in the current fis 
. Editorials Ceeteteseeger Seq offset by a 1 per cent advance to leal_year. This increases   as farm leaders i Congress Were) mition dollars the amount avail- 
  Home Sertion 4, ABBer aac 1S- 16 .a# new record, in prices paid by ry . 
Obituaries ...°7 0... Sin 3 (farmers for goods and services. pressuring President Fisenhower'| able this year to farmers who re- 
Sports ee ceeecceeeceee DEID | * + + ‘to sign a bill to freeze price Props sire land from production of, crops LS ie aye i 
Theaters wa, seer WO | This was the third -straight 2¢,N0" less than 1957 levels {oF & in a ati supply. | 
TV & Radio Programe ve.) 2% tntenthly cise for farm prices which > years Se — 
Wilsen, Earl -..4 %3, for a tong time were th the del-: The White ‘Hoon said Vester. FROwT Pack stvet: Ae Re 
Womep's Pages . t5..89 drums. It also was the sharpest in day thar Lisenhewer jrobably as Sa <emes . 
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  d UIA0. (ie & i Seniesa oer THE PONTIAC 5 PRESS, SATURDAY. MARCI $0, 1088 
Dearborn Man Confesses; ~~~ |The Das in Binminghasr 
He Killed His Wife, Son! Palm Sunday’ Services DETROIT « -- An unemployed dead on arrival at Wayne Countyt” | to Mark Christ's Arrival 
auto worker was held by police, Genera] Hospital. Her father was. 
t shoo ‘reported in fair condition. ‘ 
a ke ena BIRMINGHAM — Tradi- Grand Chapter ' of “the State of} 
tional Palm Sunday services. in| Arizona. — wife and son and the wounding) Henry said the shootings for | 
il of his father-in-law during a family) lowed a family argument over 
Birmingham churches tomorrow The appointment was made by, - Michigan's’ grand matron, Mrs.' » argument. whether Mrs. Kishaw’s  fathér 
Dearborn police detective James/ Would leave the family’ 'S home. wil mark the cbeervence af sae _ 
Christ's triumphant entry into the Henry said Nicholas Kishaw,.47, F Kishaw’s s daughter, Helen, oe Holy City. The Lenten breakfast of the First | mitt pong eae his wife, Clara, 
Ascension Lutheran Church’ will’ presbyterian Church -Men’s Club’ 
observe the day with special mu-|pag been set for 7 a. m, “Wednes- $e’ 
sical numbers, while Redeemer/qay Reservations. may be made : 
Lutheran will recetve 56 neW at the church office. i 
members. I 
“The Seven Last Words’ will . Norman J. Levey   
  
      
  Presents 
Number 2 in a series of 
outstanding Monday . 
Night $ ecials             
    burban Deattorn home last night i the basement and welaracd 
* * * | with a gun. - . i. 
Mrs. Kishaw and her ad were). The daughter said her mother. — ’ 
.{then asked “Who do you think you 
= God?’ 
‘I'm going to come as ‘close as 
     
    
. be presented by the adult and | Service will be held at 1 p.m. 
chapel choirs pf the Congrega- |Monday at Bell Chapel of the Wil- 
m a oat i bole ; tional Chureh of Birmingham in |liam R. Hamilton Co. for Norman} 
I cen i being God,” Helen quote d Sent - Ve a special 4:15 p.m. service. = [J. Levey, 74 of 8816 Borgman, re je 7 §. = %, . Fes a Pu, cee _ | rvhatner as Saying. : At Ge First Baptist Church chil- Huntington Woods. 
* *° *& = | 7 : : Mr. Levey died yesterday in 
She. Said her mother walked into; ering a bounces ae seh Grace Hospital, Detroit. 
Rol bing Bank lthe kitchen with Kishaw following | ‘| oe ; : 11 a.m. service. The Rev. Emil] He was Detroit branch manag- . a en n h brother peer Kontz, D.D., will conclude his se-| er of the Gray Co, of Minneap- 
. d her brother jumpéd out) Tries of Lenten sermons and preside! olis, which manufactures lubri-   
  
Ex tant Mother Says of his chair and shouted at his! 
sho M de Att t : father. She said Kishaw came out at the ordinance of baptism. cating equipment. 
a empt to of the kitchen and shot the youth, | Ps * * * An Army veteran of World War 
_Episcopal churches, Christ/I, Mr. Levey attained the rank of 
Church Cranbrook and St. James/|captain. He was a member of the ” Cover Bad Check . [Henry said. 
‘both have scheduled ¢ommunion |First Baptist Church of Royal Oak Tomaszewski Was hit by a “stray! 
shot while Kishaw and his son         ADDISON w—A young expectant struggled. i . - \ Pontiac Press Photo services for 8 a.m. and the Engineering Society of De- 
mother who told police she robbed | * A + : GUTTED GARAGE — Waterford Township tached to his home by a breekeway which fire- | “A preparatory service for new troit, . 
"a bank to cover a bad check was | Kishaw was laid off at Ford Mo. fremen are shown here battling a garage fire men first concentrated efforts \on to keep the Members will be held in the First ; x & & inidav-_alemoon—whiel Fe 4 ‘ 4 Lt-bleyd-Gidley-+ wed Presbyterian Church at 4:30 p.m.!-. _ a - held tor—investigation of-amarmr pepebent <e-—-teest Precenbers : bridey—aiterneen—wrter—eatised—tnr—estimated DAZE TPOnY spre rate —— tt tO ye a ey fe + ‘At the 9:30 a eervice ” the Surviving are” his™ Wife; Ma 
E+ ‘pobbery,c.State Trooper Ben Be- woe, | $3,100 damage, injured one fireman, and took second degree, burns Jo the face. Firemen said | First Methodist- Church wil ve C. and a stepson, George B. Eag- 
* over an hour to extinguish. The garage of the, fire was cated by a defective coal stove in | ington of Pontiac. 5 ceive new members, nites said today. D it Arti | ios . ; : | a Shannahan; 6908 Hea Ra, was at- the garage. ; Sein ony ran, Dynamite Artist "in £5" a srl eae ade ve Kohler Probe Called SB 28, of nearby Cement City, told ing of the palms is being sched-   
    
  him she robbed thé local branch 7 . On County GOP Ticket in Fall | torches. Melee dois ene, NN: ! a iron ern aaa Sought in ‘Idaho. : , aimee cael is, Bs. Conon! Disgrace by Reuther 
ee . ban's and St. Bede's.   
  see Cenened ond INtend to Seek Renomination "=="...  Noseragebipetinaler 
          He said the woman told him the Miah € d in —_ - 
money was to be used to cover a ight ave Cause — ham area have been invited ty-at: «a ” 
bad check .she had written. 7 ‘i t H BI “Oakland County Clerk Lynn D.| Thus ‘four of. the seven incum-, Allen will be seeking his 14th/horticultural therapy workshop ‘in Water of attempting a “smear. HOURS ON LY 
Benites quoted Mrs. Foley as ys! erious Blasts © :Allen, Sheriff Frank W. Irons pent county officers, all Repub- Consecutive two-year term  as/|Detroit Thursday. \. Goldwater had produced a pic- Monday 5 P. M.-9 P. M. 
. saying she had been aivenia until ,and Drain Commissioner Daniel afm. thavelldecited)ite run in Clerk. First elected in 1932, he|. They volnnece services to pro-|\ture purportedly showing Jess ies ‘Both Oomnua’s Stores 
- IDAHO FALLS, Idaho Resi W. Barry all announced today’ ‘shares with Treasurer Charles A. | Vide flowers, corsages and window Ferrazza, administrative assist- Tel-H ' - 1. p.m. yesterday to get the ae Downtown and Tel-Huron Cente they would seek renomination to-'* August primary election. Pros-’ ‘Sparks the distinction of holding gardens for hospital patients. art to the UAW’s secretary treas. ueré..Emil Mazey, and three oth- mouey “or face the c 5 jaents of this north-east’ Idahe city noury 1 conse their posts on the Republican‘ecutor Frederick C. Ziem_ has! the same county.-pest for the past Mrs. William H. Burlingame during the ers beating up a man r4 
  
  
    
    
      
  
  
    
        
        
  
  
          
        
  
  
                                                        
    
                
      
    
            
      quences.” a lhave joined police in night patrols ,, (ticket this fall. t Ir ‘ad at e y.|22 years . Bloom 
The.woman said she was on her! against a dynamite- artist reel + ee a hat i cS , mm Yee | oe mary awe vee saa Ford. sre &) Deteett: | way to make good the check when. ‘think may. have caused seven Irons is in his fourth year as | act < ois rer, will con- Rewher. Yenounced tas” ‘an iso: 
she was stopped at a road block Mysterious” explosions a | Sheriff. Thts fall he will be out sdpachaeia -|lated picture.” It didn’t show UAW) 9 ; i ; ag VE 
-- B.minutes after the robbery, Be] | # Addi tional Prize Winners '™ mt comecutss, 6 | Ste a one of the tat persons members weréghting "a defen nites. said. Volunteers turned ‘kt “he help year term. Irons formerly was Ito recognize the value of this type} |sive battle”’ agayst gangsters, he| 
* ~~’ ron the police after a 24-year-old List d GM C t thief of police in Berkley. of therapy for both physical and| said, adding that this was harking. 
The trooper said he did not know/™Mother__was injured Thursday’ e in. on est | Barcyienrclstivelnes comertto irentallpedents: _..|back to an era when Harry Ben-| 
who had given Mrs. Foley the ulti-/Mght- when a dynamite bomb ex.,..~ ‘Galland County offke. WAS first —— nett, then head of the\Ford plant) } ploded in her car. A tall of 207 P yarealre ‘ akland County office, was Hirst’ Mrs. Viola Minks, past matron “ matum on the check. ontiac area resi-,tiac Motor and Truck & Coach police, was using thousands of, ; 
a Mrs. Roene Gasser suffered 4 qonts have been annourced in De-| foll Seed to the drain post in 19°6. ° of Birmingham Chapter 220, Order | pangsters ” ‘ | Dennis Castle, a teller, said @ |fractured pelvi is, burns on both U | winners eo ° | Allen. 59° lives at 102 South of the Eastern Star, has been ZELAN TREATED 
woman entered the bank wearing |legs and lacerations. Her 15- treit as winners of lesser prizes! PONTIAC MOTOR Shor Dr. on Watkins L, ane Irons, named representative “of the OES /POHCE EN POCKET — | = —- 
overalls and a man’s hat. He /month-old son, Ralph; escaped in- in Gencral Motors Golden Mile 7 Miyata R pP Beak OJ Siibe: 8. Isa former Berkley resident) “They beat us up.” Reuther RAIN OA - _ sald she produced a note de- jjury. About the same time, an-| ‘stone letter-writing contests. Weibel Wa. Miller i R Boomer K ane now LINes in ‘the sheriff's suite said. “The police wouldn't protect, manding $6,000. Castle told po- |other bomb blew the top offal The_winners. 104 from Pontiacinaae nos Set ane SB Bein at the county jail W ild W th us .. . We had to defend our- 7 ol ” - he handed over $430 in bills |car a few blocks away. [Motor Division and 103 ~from/M&Dke RM. Parks, C. if. German, x & | I eatner selves. Sure that was wrong. But @y Famous “Gleneagles woman fled, Police think the  well- fused, Truck & Coach Division, will each ,7 As ie e 5 Kimo. ae Caz ey. 3Zarry, 35. lives at 7050 Eliza- Belts Plains; . jhow did we get into that sort of | : . Regular $19 95 However, °a witness got the/bombs may have been set by an receive an award certificate desig: §imon. LR ‘Sutheriand, 1. Montgomery, beth Lake Rd., Wai¥rford Town- thing?” X 4 nn ~. . = = | 3utidenh 8. N. Li le bi . | ‘ s license number of the car. ane Pt Biers ule artist. nating a point totg. |Joan, D. J. “Hess, ae. Brchenisi& & ship. He was an auto salesman| Fair i in East The answer, he continued, was Monday 4-Hour Special ~ + x ive other blasts rattled windows, } |C Hallock, J. A. Werthman, R. A prior to his election and holds a, “ ; « | tS) pee pe) Ce “The “individual may then pick Hechevtling nae ~ ite acs that Bennett had the police “in She offered no resistance when two other cars Wednesday night. ‘his prite from a catalog with IK G. Graganta; T R. Blackerby, Wo!” ee in pu Me Us minis 7 ion By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS his vest pocket” and that gang- | stopped by the blockade. ve int vail “gelber. AL. Novotney, W. L. Miller, from Michigan State University. | F - : _sters were. beating and actuall zs _ “Whoever planted the dynamite) ® P®! alue equal te that he | Taliman, J. A. Welch, H_E Eldred He ix oe io: wor ;.| A wild, mixture of wet snow, 3 y | __ The overalls were stuffed in the knew what they were doing,” said has won. f Ww. Tere Lee D What a presen y ‘y rking — i showers and thunderstorms belted killing UAW members. ' tr : ibs __J. Newton, } master’s degree in the same field. | Ss ; 
mae, NS mor? “as in heripolice Chief F. G. Perrin. “We C. W. Goodwin, 2374 Silver Lake $°S%h,0%j 3, Munegi Fe E Newton, 8 ~ the Plains today. but most of the| Reuther said he saw four work- have to assume that whcever is, ‘Rd., Waterford Township, en- ncaa wos vert © aes ‘East had fair and pleasant weath-jers beaten because they protested ‘responsible is demented.” _- \gineering employe at Pontiac Mo-| Barnett. How Weung J Frat *. M Plane Hits House ier. when &@ Man was “killed ja the 
| cee tor, and G. 1. Conibear, of 301 E. "9 "Ynkla 8, 88%, Maik wingta | of *# |Ford plant.” | He said a Civil: Defense explo- Pike St., plating plant worker,| Ifletseh, “D. Gatamyes BE shoeing ones ° | Some light rain dampened the) “You get a picture of Walter | ae neo sives expert was coming here were the top Pontiac _point-zet- ne He ae ee ce Killing AF Pilot , | Pacific Coast and a patch of rain|Reuther beating someone and I'll. a ie ae jfrom Seattle, Wash, to study the ters. Conibear donated his award .&:. © Gavette. MP. Persinger D &™ Lon as rextended from western North/get a dozen of Walter Reuther be-| \ | 
P debris. : jto the: Pontiac Boys Club. | pucaelee. Byes vonoun eh ‘Carolina into Ohio. ing beaten,"? the UAW leader said. | 1 ‘ | ber Three FBI men are helping. be-| The complete list of local Pon Bos: 2 9. O'Connor PS Walker CHARLOTTE, N. C. —An Air) Up to seven inches of snow] , : \, 
7 feat a cause one of the damaged cars-————— ea hone hoe, Oe ore het Force jet trainer, low on fuel and blanketed the Nebraska __pan- yay RELBA ‘Oo Feed | | : was a government vehicle. Penton, ™ ay ape eae Roe Wiha } trying to land in almost zero vis- handle, and the Weather Bureau fam per Sei etaen | SS 
By E. H. SIN J Citizens have posted nearl@ $1,- iman, AE. Bowman, K WwW ibility, crashed into a house on issued stockmen’s warnings for ee ided. = 
Why is the ee Me athe ar. 000 in rewards for capture of the Rename 3 fo County : rote ¥ B Richetos b aoe ulate the outskirts of Charlotte before Kansas and parts of Nebraska. Gea” for that, he | 
row a subject of aac to-| mber. B. Gordo Tuck’ akn conceit” . dawn today, killing the pilot. | | Oklahoma and north centrak ‘ After listening to Reuther, Gold- 
. M H Dat ; eG. uftm Nine sleeping occupants of the Texas received heavy rains and Water cut in and said: | 
= semen ren, stcs s bel Victory Predicted Tax Allocation Board 5. "20's ‘spe882% ynuse escaped inirs though the some tomadoes and severe thine) "T think Sovre right. Les get edtirin) Varcow  usedl onl mapa ito | 1 ory reaic Ss 7 aye ye ‘k Sitges M Bais: eight-room frame _ structure derstorms were reported. jUp to date.” 
| n elson, Stark, . ere ; = denote wind direction and velocity, for Conservatives Three at-large members of the Haumann, F. Manke © Lor cen burned elle ground except for . * * * ; * * * | 
is said to be outdated by many of| \Oakland County Tax Allocation! avis, & eed SS H ees te D a front wall. as is A teatet wee Spo early to-| At another point, Reuther ac- 
EL T. t AO A BAe ay near Graham, Texas, es the modern-day weather students. in Canada Vote Board were reappointed today by)" 7 “i Toma, Ro T Bastedo, J. R| . Iheavy ‘hunderstorn ja sy a cused Curtis of “making excuses”, Its velocity symbol is a barb, or |Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore to ‘paraee M Downs, TC Van Detrist. J The pilot, flying alone in “the | hail and east of Pe a Ld the Kohler firm. He told Cur-, several, cmithell teas (or ithelarcie ” ltheir third consecuitve one Svearja nO. J. G. Buerker, C Sears. two-seat 733. tr: ainer, was Ist Lt.|/DY "al a gusts of more than tis: 
itself. OTTAWA (P—One of Canada’s |, rm” : lees wt ricteneel L. F. Be Rycke. p Wendell R. Miller, 24, of Salis-/™-P.h. hit the Fort, Worth-Dallas “wy ; Yeu the i - : 
stormiest political campaigns ends M, Caghey D. A. Rowan. WR Keller ‘hury N.C He was stati i atiares. ou cover up ver they 4 On the front of the arrow is a taday with tha Cnche lve Bary * * * C.N. Hayhow, J. L. Ashby. P. Ho Dip- e yo oe . as era ae a | Temperature changes. were mi-} Set thelr foot in their mouth.” circle, which shows the amount of | Named were Phil oo) 2 na ance aw «force IASE, End, € = 
: Hof Prim Mini te “John Diefe i d were Whip E Rowston, R. PF. Lucas. J. A. Castile W D. Bmith , . ‘hi an " 
cloud, The arrow points in the di- ),,, t f ° fa vin Ponti: ic City Commissioner and | Shed pocnulte. AW gE raleigh, GF Okla.- ee eee ee eicon Vane cuestioning Reuther, Cur | . aker strongly favored to win : on iNiles, D C_ Kochenderfer__ A. B. Robert -| try. tis cited charges fe said Detroit t 
rection of the source of.the wind. Monday's parliamentary election. attorney;. James S. Thorburn, som. WD. Hamilton, RE. Brows, new , i i Up to six barbs can be marked é i \ a Royal Oak School Board |E. A. Stepelton. 8. M. Harken, T L jnywspapers have published that ; e = nds rady, . E. Rice, R. F i i | in on the tail of the arrow, and Al ‘ _ = mie and Howard Warner of Mille: a we Market Burglarized Facing Arraignment Wess Wie aa hoe st a § : AR. : s iams alil- = they are mesenred (13) ball hae ee a rt eee Farmington. Qadous, 3 D schiulte Gir, Anglin, R Here on Morals: ‘Charge debt to the UAW by releasing UAW "4 r : ‘ Lae 2 | ie: r Sand 
crs ee ae Ge (a3 candidates predict the Conserv PE ‘Rowston ,fills that position on ie ory, on jbngavy, TO. Glass, iit 2nd Night i in a Row | P N oie) Thomas 7. Finn fom oie noted ; tives Will win a clear majority | the board which ts to be held by q.. RK! Petersen, J. L "Braamont: he ae eles cpernion Seat ae on after a month and a day of an. 
= ; ; | aur erator, wi ar-'18-24 month. sentence for miali- So, ; sys-|the 265 seats in 1 the hopse of Com-| & county taxpayer; Thorburn, GU" patnett, c / . nicer rhage ae nth, 
eens ee thal of acl oard member? ung tet oMe iie, % WCbatle uke, 117 Jou rgned Ape € i CireitCort on cous dition of proper ’ ~ 7 ¢ = = aish, M. J, w . EB. L. : 2 as rylarize or ad mo d § , je . ATT 
miral in the old sailing days, is ob- Public opinion surveys also re and Werner, that of eltizen not | M. M. Thornton, CA. Burke, J. 1 ond night in nl row Vr the ‘ing a byear-old Roseville ‘inl. Heather sabr vi lisia) ho bas solete and that a new system/Port the ~Conservatives -have| connected with any branch of [barat 6 ae es Eb Os cts The font > was focerdrd (6| Appearin yesterday | Bin; .;  |had UAW backing in the five times | * Raglan Sleeve 2 should be used. The small differ- \gained strength since they barely! governmennt. | ,D. B. Spencer. A. M Richards, P. nin entrance = a oF 4 Col Re ae he has run for governor, “‘owes us| & Colorful caer plaid fining 
~* ences in velocity, so important to °USted the Liberals, last June and’ The other members of the six- a To Nolan, BOD Freer. FA Manes) A. few. peniies fom’ the cash Penistone Dr. Birmingham, waa sbeclutely opthing except goed gov: shreset : wa ili : = ania 22 seo : M:—Oriffin, P. J. Thomas. Lo atl 2 ot = bh & a3 . eons sailing ships, are not as imfportant eno a2 yest vite ep ‘member board. serve by virtue of Sr T. 3. Fouls, 8 B. : Ji gMates 3, E. Hidie-| missing. W night befoe the ma-|bound over for trial under bond of erainest. % Patch flap pockets — today. : son, however inuittaine that bial ithe offices they hold. They are | ant ri — Clark. Nelson, A. ‘|was taken: '$5,000. Reuther said yesterday he * Completely shower resistant 
‘ (William J.’. Emerson, _ Oakland = ———_—_—— : thinks former unfonist John Gu- | « f shrunk. 5 oe party wilt win. And Liberals point/(County superintendent of schools: | Maa SS Se 3 = : — — / ———— - e ully pre-shrun 
The Weather out that-all the experts and polls’ perinte Se f a ae gre? a Sees ay 4 tg | Baca should be returned to Wis- || % Always looks fresh in Sot 
\were wrong in last summer's up- mele Nee oe x Sparks| a - eae : “4 : = reo fe , | consin.to stand trial on assault or dry Full U.S. Weather Bureau Report | pe oent oore, chairman of ; ; : 35 _ | charges if there is assurance he |}. 
PONTIAC AND VICINITY — increas, pet 4% ithe board of auditors. will get a fair trial. Sizes 36 to 48 ng cloudiness today, little change th — : . e MC euth ressed Regulars, Shorts and Longs 
aa cccnchoust Sl caer tonight ces Pearson, Canada’s former for- : a). ‘ Po ca taps d Byars * : : temerrew, possibly mixed with snow to-/ pj secretary, has counted heav- N B k [ t d a * Ss i ; ; 
sects lemercees high 60-00, I ek the recession to help swing] ew 00 5 IS eC ing to defend before the Senate} A wonderful opportunity 
+ SERRE" GUA Mada the contr ack tthe Liberals BY py ype pepe | luo Oi ie < . , Ld oO extradite ‘ * 
ee ee eee oi z ay accheed he We ita y ontiac Librar y : Gunaca to Wisconsin. mendous savings just be- | 
7 Today in Pontiae . | : i au : * *& * fore the -rainy weather os temperature preceding 8 a.m. | vigorously. | Pontiac City ulene hap Ay = Guieta s 0 ‘atu quember’ eel ibecins “ 
At 8 am Pili Velocity 10 mph. inounced the following list of new the United Auto. Workers (UAW) gins. 
Re oie Saluider 6 eu pm, Plans Dance Sunday Pooks is eed for circulation at union headed euther. Wiscon-|| — As Always, You 
Moon sets Sunday at 3-Tlam : BAI DC ALY F _{sin authorities ha: accused him of| = 
ee The newly formed youth chapter! General subjects—Ayer, Yankee |felonious assault in connection with “May Charge Your Dewntewn Temperatures of We Nationa] Association for the G-Man; Colby, Art and A Citv: the 1954 beating of William Bersch bd 
tam [= ose. = dca of Colored pce of Courthion, Paris in Our Time: Sr., who died some 16 months la- Purchase at Osmun’s Bam 237 1pm . 64 Pontiac will present a semi-for- DeHaan, Educating Gifted Chil- ter. Death was attributed by the 
isa og smal dance Sunday from 8-12 p.m.dren; Guerdan, Byzantium - Its attending physician to a heart ail- Shop this Tremendous 
eddek ic hentia: lat the Lakeside Homes on Branch) Triumphs ‘and Tragedy; Hirsch, | ment. Gunaca has denied responsi- Value at either 
lasilreccrded) dowalcen) eee .Night-time Accident Problem; |bility.: 
Highes' temperature - os %2 Highlights of the dance, which Hughes, The Hawk in the Rain: ye ; Osmun’ : Downtown 
Moca tenpersturs TT). ag as christened the “Blué Haze,"’ will Jarvis, Goodheayt-Willcox’s Paint- -_ Gunaca went from Detroit to or Tel-Huron : 
Weather Fair be a floor..showe a -membership ing and Decorating ‘Enevelonedia Wiscentta te iow ae UAW Shoppin 
One Year nee fn Pontiae« drive, and the installation of offi-- Lasser, Your Income Tax, 1957: strike against the K Co, « Cc Apri 
Highes: epegoaly prety ee an cers, which will include: President, Life eds., Amierica’s Arts and And in Lansing today, Williams. enter re. 
eat 1 bodeseco | ene) ee woe vice Pract Skills: McNeese, Engineering afd: says he will Lernieragi John Gu-; “Shop” the Stores That 
e — : ‘Levi Williams; secretary ary Technical Handbook: ~-Osborne,| haca to Wisconsin: to face the as-) 
feats ice hc ‘Alice Williams; and teasue,r E.'Look Back in Anger; Tranquillus, = |sault-charge if that-state-guaran- | ~- Never Compromise - 
“at tr -146~: : soonest snininl bee SABLA HARITIES. on annnn nen entinn sno Pwelve Caesaty “Wells; ‘Phe: “Micto-1~" tees Gunaca a fair trail-away from) on. Quality” 
Friday's Temperature Chart scope Made. Easy. . , the Sheboygan | aren I F . — 
> Sees... SF Meare’ 8 $s House Group Gives Ike eae Picture Story | fe : 
: 33h k 44 28 Af aye of Pennsylvania; Lasson, Oran 
Ramer 16° Minneapots 33 300K to Spend ‘59 Money ‘loicer - ‘The Kitten Who . Wore Blaze Destroys Barn . Charleston .55 45 New Orleans 66 51) : 
‘Chicago 4236 New York $0 33 33 WASHINGTON (INS) — The Glasses; Love, A. Little Laughter; MigTAMORA — Fire yesterday | 
—-___ Sri 48-38 Selicton ak 40. House - “Xppropriations Committee, {Mors Bae , = : -{destroyed-.a—large_barn_in 4 “ef be petbereii 85 3¢ in what it called “‘unprecedented” oads and_ Salamanders;_ Rand, | ee eS Se SS SS pe a ey Detroit | ; Coat 87 38) Sparkle and Spin - A Book About : Pontia Press Phote ‘ : > _ Duluth ro} is = ee be ge) action, voted today to give Presi- Word . entise «| mated $20,500. : 0 E 
Sanne ay ae 8. Bte Marte 46 26 ident Eisenhower authority to spend’ '’ O'S: : BUY ‘OF THE DAY = Mrs. Rheta B. Mrs. Griffin sat in the car all night to make the , Located at 4418 Baldwin Rd, the ta pen Every 
ie ns “3 os Wechington rie] 31) ‘next year's mone? now in an ef-} - _| Griffin, of 4798 Sundale Dr., Ciaikston, paid eight purchase; -one af many during the ‘You Auto building was owned by Robert J.4- ay © 
> Kansas City. 6 9% Beattie b 2 fort to help reverse the business) @rsula is the Latin name for a cents for a used car to Arndid Bauéri general, Buy Week” sale 7 on Huron, St. west of | Peretto,.a Lapeer = Detroit at ‘Until 9 P.M. Pam = & aie os see - tshamp. e female bear. -"' ‘ | sales, manager of Matthews-Hargreaves, Inc. Sagihaw. 4 : songs ORT : ; enaaee scaaceasana —el | : 
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. “| Mrs. Wells (Rose) Johnson, 85,|Dearborn Veterans Hospital, will/ald, all of Pontiac, and Gary of! oe ; 
. special él lof 285-S. Airport Rd. died of ajbe held at -1:30 p.m. Monday at ee Orion; a daughter, Charlene, . a , 2 = {heart ailment ‘yesterday after an|Voorhees-Siple Funeral’ Chapel.jalso of Lake Orion; his father, aN —— 
| ; illness of several weeks. Officiating will be the Rev. Law-/|Alexander; a sister, Mrs. George 
‘ She was a member) of the First rence Dickens of the Stone Bap-|Barnard, and a brother, Denald, 
| Methodist Church. tist “Church, Aves Heights. both of Pontiac. : 7 . 
Surviving is a brother at in} Mr: Nichols wifl be buried in the : : = 
Oxford. . ee |Veterans’ Section of Perry’ Mt. ROCHESHEE sig ecarit reer . j . : 
aa ‘| Service will be at 2 p.m. Monday|Park Cemetery with a~ military! aarp eee ' s St 4 : . ; : £y — . a in the Brace-Smith Funeral Home graveside service. will be held at 2 p.ta Monda at : with the Rev, dames. Parker of _* * * : Pixley Fyneral Heme. Officiating ee se ® 
: - _— Sunnyvale Chapel . officiating.! -On Oakland County resident for will be the Rev. Alfred Eddy with , 
The M an Who Lost - |Burial will be in Waterford Center/21 years, he had been employed by burial in Mt. Avon Cemetery. 
: Ode Cemetery. General Motors Truck and Coach Mr. Parkin died yesterday after- 
His Wife to the King __|. .soun’s, unpERWoop _|D!¥'sion,, Pontiac: noon at his home: after an illness . - : _4- Service for John §, Underwood, ral Nichols ving = ounded as Be ee tos sons, Claude . : yo 19M. q| action while serving in S, | THE MAN is Ernest Simpson. He surrendered“ neve ck =e (ote on in Extrepe oaiteg Wart ary and Ray, and two daughters, Mis. 
' his wife gracefully, 22 years ago. She married ~ {Hatchery Rd., Waterford Township He was a member of Disabled |Iva Griffin and Mrs. Garnett Wood- 
her king, and today they are the Duke and will be at 2 p.m. Monday from American Veteran Chapte? 16, |UTY» all of Rochester; 30 grand- 
_ Duchess of Windsor. The world has heard their the Barnett Chapel of First Béptist} . ... ~ ~ jehildren and 20 great grandchil- 
—— story. A somewhat different slant—as ex-hus- Church. Dr. H. H. Savage will of-|.. teense tliat! Dnambnase Jin eee a 
~.- band Simpson sees .it—is told in Parade of ficiate with burial following in     
              
  Sunday’s Detroit Free Press. . White Chapel Memorial Cemetery. : John was accidentally drowned 
Thursday afternoon in: Williams 
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VAUGHTIE NICHOLS 
LAKE ORION — Service for) 
| Vaughtie ‘Nichols, 38, of 485~Oak- | YES -- SIREE!!! 
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Mrs. Donald (Jéan) Weidner, 22, 
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- fee Me ig ean! Pa vee oa ae ee sir belt | lease and am forced to vacate in a few days 
nen t Highland Park Junior ~e Rubber tired steel @ Everything in my store must be sold, includi ing] wheels mounted on Besides her parents, she leaves) thru axles. the fixtures! her husband. * : + © Non-clogging grass ; : eSepneeee ine eetiiania antes . oe ny oe @ “I must admit this sale is the most sensational _ = > : : | ulches with chute i : : : f |Monday at Sawyer Funeral Hamne,| A po? It Can Be Tough 'Berkley. Officiating will be Drill - 3 isch on oe born VD Oe in.the history of my store! : 
___.....__|Paul_H. Sloan of the-Drayton-Ave~f \ dg . “ - fe Having Movie Stars as Parents nue Presbyterian Church, Fern- N i rs — ._|dale, with burial in White Chapel theettle and chet off | One Rack Full! When Hollywood children can’t follow in Dad's Cemetery, Birmingham. controls mounted on nie ; 
or Mother's footsteps, they may ‘take revenge’ | .. : : ; cae es : ; All Wool! Odds and Ends in their own way. Read why they turn to dope Ding Driver Hits \ge — i : | — ee ‘UIT addiction, alcoholism or worse—in Parade of — = : f “ae DP SUI S fe Sunday's Detroit Free Press. - Pol | T oe | . EES ite 88 . ; ; ; : _ €, injures iwo~: ~ ee S A L FE! - Formerly $39.50 to $59.50 
A motorist who fell asleep at the €. sy 7 ss . 
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Your choice, broken sizes. Double 
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se ees — § ALL WOOL! SHARKSKINS — injuries to two passengers. : ff ABARDINE all RSTED — 
> | Joseph B. Fleming, 20, of 9491 7 STADLER S — G d. -WO 5 Wise Rd., Milford, told police tHe 
was driving away from a stop at 10- 6- 4 F E RTI LIZE R ~ ~ Saginaw and Raeburn at 5:45 
a.m. today when he dozed off. Reg. $6.95 ; $. 89 I: } n j I'LL DO ANYTHING! , 
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   duced prices you can -get 4 cel Sn ee _ 112 Earlmore Blvd., who suffered 100 Lbs. my stock: ” psi cuts on the chin and fower lip, c 
and Jerry Kamrath, 17, of 91419 ® : | 
‘Doesn't Anyone Work Wise fall Miltcrd) whe eprained’an SCOTT'S TURF BUILDER OPEN A . ; j ankle. Both passengers were treat- —fi Hard Any More? | reat St sosepte Meney Hoepital pp pe My_Rgulor Prices to $79.50 = AURDOGE This question probably -is asked hundreds of - jand released. q [he new Scotts lawn food. eg. $4. 90$ 89 "Forced to Vacate Prices to a u A c 
times a day—plaintively, wistfully, angrily—all ~ [| ° re | size sufficient for 5,000 sq. ft........ 
over America, The answer to it, based on recent : 7 2 for $7.49 - . Acco N T ‘ study evidence, affects you and every other Reports Clothing Stolen . $ *3 6”’ $ 467. ae ‘; pa S 
American. You'll find this exclusive. report in at Drive-In Cleaners i. : a 
Parade of Sunday’s Free Press. a . 30-60-90 days or 6 . : ; . : Drive In Cleaners, 1208 N. Perry : sults with contrasting slacks. months. Ever at my re- 
St., was burglarized and an un-, 
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The Girl in 
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“What is Jack Paar of 
TVs “Tonight” show 
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putter in the garden; 
help with\the dishes; 
play with daughter 
Randy? Jack's wife tells 
you in TV Previe of 
Sunday’s Free Press. len, the owner, Ewald Buettner, A : budget terms for a very 
reported to Pontiac police yester- 932 W. Huron St. _ Opposite Huron Theater day. . -. 
The thieves forced a side | - Open Daily 9:30 to 9:30—Sunday 10 to 4 
to gain entrance. slight séfvice cost, 
  
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) e | “Lowest Price in History | 949.87 _ 
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sees ae and Don’t Fall i Sport Coats 13" WORSTED SUITS 532' if husband Jose errer live Reg. 29.50 .:.. 
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2 : Ne Mrs. Jones wants a new sewing machine (or some-other appliance) ~ ee , 
, 7 . Le but cannot afford it. She is called by a salesman who tells her she WOMEN IN New Spring Men’s Pants He Does Detroit's Dirty Work _" Sx ean get her new machine WITHOUT COST’TO HER. All she has to | WHITE 1 wad ep os ‘An exclusive picture story take’ you along on a : do is‘to give the salesman names of her friends who might be pros- Pe J ACKETS and Slacks 
“chimney sweep’s” jobs. He. spends his working pects and she -will receive $20.00 (sometimes the amount is much foe One Croup 8.95 $437 hours cleaning heating, air-conditioning and ex- le higher) for each prospect who buys a machine. _ gee mn. Formerly Sold ot | ORESS PANTS .., 4 oo haust ducts. Meet this remarkable fellow in Roto ro 5 i: 6.95 8.95 12.95 - Living of Sunday's Free Press. SOUNDS. TOO GOOD TOBE TRUE—ANDITIS == 12.95 Nylon and OUR Choice Waskreants,,, SQS7P 
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tion. It begins when a simple farm chap named oo _ eredit-for buyers that.you refer to them — | ee a Lg Sensational Forced to Vacate Specials! : Enoch witnesses the landing of a strange flying - : but they make this offer AFTER YOU Le a . Up to $12 95 Shoes .. , $5 37 - $7 37 , saucer not far from the town where Annie 's HAVE MADE YOUR PES, . ' © EE ° living. Join the. exciting goings on in Sunday’s 7 * . : 2 $] 00 off od = $8. rs fe = $3.37 ° $4.37 : eee 
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=< salt Lan ow ot shall my bo “Youth Fells =a — CHURCH e against me, and ; | aa . --him? “till seven unday Sch \ 4 : : = times? ————— = Sponsoring Drama Sunder the ae "Dept. \" Supt. "Mrs. es) and ee : Adult Bible Class: oan tow 
oe lJ it d | “He Came Seeing.” is the name Worship ..-..... .\...... ae . hi ¢ ‘of the play to be presented at the “BEHOLD THY Rasen : Drayton Plains Community United Evening Worship . ...     ‘Presbyteriaan Church at 7 p.m. “IN THE SHADOW oF = CRoss” 
Presbyterian ake Sponsored,..by the Builder Youth   
  
    
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  Cantata: ‘ties for young men in the Sudan) dedicated at 2:30 p. m, Sunday. Built of buff brick exterior and in- Fellowship, “the play is a dramati- 
' Andersonville me Ront = mone — Highway 
ur ¢ eS aes ote comics SS yous _ Sunday School .......... sae e tle gn eds ibwe ssa 9:45 A. M. , man's heart between loyalty to his}, Moming Worship oo ; 8:30 ru M. and 11:00 AM in 
Se Le : ip | parents and loyalty to Jesus Christ! .. _heke_ievice— : — = 007: M. 
: OAKLAND AVENUE [ho has healed him of his blind- Famelty | Bible Hour ‘Sanna eae \ pisigatcasiah oa . 7:30 P.M. 
“~~ @akland at:Cadillac - [ness. : 
= Theodore RB. Allebach, Pastor | The main characters in the play 
© | Wentip 10004 | Ca Fame, Bieen Green, DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH | “THE PALM SUNDAY ‘Barnett and Gary Hale. - 2s : vee a ER ek. ' Elisabeth Lake Rd. at T OR 3-8206 CROWD” | An offering will be received for) 4. 25 ae 7 — oye. Oe ena fe Sunday School.... ‘eam neq Morning Worship... Mam. 
Bible School ...... 11:20 A/M. |i the National Youth Project of the , Youth Service met om ™ cinners’ Church eae 
Youth Fellowship .. 5.45P. M. United Presbyterian Church, which CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH — The 3 Pentiae Press Photo . —— Church Service . teers Poereeetseeeces -«: 7:30 p. m. 
ering Pervics| EM is used for new educational. facil+} new home of the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church will be road and M-59 on 52 acres of ground, the church will. have space aaprnhars a) — Li oe “ec m. Wednesday 
for parking hundreds of cars. The pastor, the Rev. G. J. Bersche,     
  
            
  
  
  
     
      ="FROM DEATH TO LIFE” of Africa. terior, the sanctuary. will seat 450. The educational unit at the back with a building committee of seven men n engineered the construc. a nt ae = ; Meunday Thursday. “TOP wt —S oe = ae ai ret avill-aceommodate-500,- Leeated- on-the-corner-of-North” Can Lake “tok — a TT. | : , ae play is under e irection [ae B ae jot Charlotte Baird. “FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ! s : 
HURON AT WAYNE 
, amame | eam Alliance Church to Be Dedicated Sunday rn. amotunan nemacten Eémuné L. Watkins, Pastor Associate Poster REV. GALEN E. HERSHEY, B.D. ASCENSION 
        
  
    
  
  
    
  
      
  
        Bible School ...... 9:30 A.M. w A Dedication service for the new} The new T - shaped building)Ceilings are of white acoustical Though the sanctuary was occu- . . : Worship ~; “10. 45 A.M. <. — — pe ‘Christian and Missionary Alliancé stands on a five and one-half acre | plaster. pled one month later, it was not WORSHIP SERVICES . . . 9:30-11:00 : “Evening Jervice .. 6.30 P.M  Ccauan fda 1 Church, 220 N. Cass Lake Rd. atisite exténding from North C pleted until CHURCH SCHOO 30 : ce . The Com Service . 11:00 ui e Site exté rom Nor ass | . com until now. L..... 9:30-11: be Welle hy Prayer Susdey Scheel 9:45 pm, |M59, in Waterford Township, will|Lake road through to Hillclitt, Walls of the classrooms: are ~ JE! and Sttdy SC PM Pp be hel d at 2:30 p.m. Sunda drive. 1 ls aperoached by a circle painted in pastel colors with har- | A general contractor was not : : . ran y: Mg hs toot est : , monizing tile flooring. Windows jemployed. A building committee) . m4 ’ r — , | a drive leading to the marquee at’ along one side of each room |composed of Vincertt Brill, Virgil =s - AUBURN HEIGHTS Christ Lutheran coe — a the ‘event sand the main entrance. ° are provided with traverse Allen, William C. Bower, Joseph . . a iS | \ " ~ SEATS 450 ra > |Bersche, James Bennett, James | — : congy bidesret inka Waterford Township ship service will be the Rev. H. E.| j “rapes. yal Mari mont B aptist Church 3. Harvey McCann, Pastor. |) : Nelson of New York City; ho Of buff briek exterior and inte-) 4 gas-fired hot water heating D0dd, Carl Walton and the Rev. 5 ; ; Airpert Ré. ot Williams Lake Rd. eison Of iNew Yor y, home rior, the 50 x 100 foot sanctuary system supplies the entire build.. ‘Mr. Bersche engineered the con- ° , Worship ee jee . Sunday School—$:30 A. M. secretary of the denomination. will seat 450. The roof is supported ing. istruction. ; Invites You! : ; ; _ Worship—11 A. M. ce ; “MAKING CHRIST KING” diretdl €. Acbrion, Pasade by, tamingted wood: arches. | The extensive: grounds provide Morning Worship, 11 A.M. Sunday School, 10 A. M. ; " | , The front of the church is of ample parking space. . ae Pile School “ Md = a Grick Nundiredecodiipancine tein ALA. M rk M Youth Hour, 6:30 P. M. Evening Service, 7:30 P. M.. outh Fellowship .. 6:30P.M. f _—— | q emorial | : 7 F: | The Episcopal Church no) steps at ihe surance he The ss eeerllain ate a MARIMONT . .. A Growing Church With 
@ COMMUNITY UNITED of the Advent The floor is tiled, with gold beige prayer meeting held in a home in| o or a Friendly Welcome! PRESBYTERIAN W. Leng Lake Rd. at Middledelt carpeting in the aisles and on the February 1929. In October of a0 c Rev. Philip Somers. Pastor CHURCH THE REV. JOHN W. WIGLE, Vicar platform. Amber tinted glass win- same year a Sunday School was () ris § | — . aetert mel ar oree ie wey dows are fitted with gold traverse started. Welton Bivd., ¥ Block Off Baldwin A month later, -the group held) 
worship service in a store on Col-| 
jorado avenue. In January 1930, the! drapes. Chandeliers and wall) 
brackets are of Swedish iron.   Drayton Plains, Michigan Holy Communion First Suddey W. J. Teéuwissen, Jr., Paster   
    
  
  Minister to Explain. = ~ = 
Meaning: of Symbols :   
         
                    
                                Bible School .. ... 9:45A.M. J The front wall of the sanctuary | | Morning Worship 1100 M. || BETHEL TABERNACLE is paneled in birch and redwood. ie Pad BeGEe he siae’ at of Beeod, Wine | , Youth Groups ..... 6:30P.M. 0 Pirst Pentecost | The baptistry, back of the front ne an je pace of 2 d vange emp e Evening Worship .. 7:30P.M. § wall, ls lined with ceramic tile | meeting. ; | | 
a a jay Prayer and | Sunday School . 104. M. with a glass panel across the | Then a lot was purchased on | E. C. Thornton, presiding min- 365 E. Wilson Ave. 
| Morning Worship 11 A. M. front. Blond oak pews match the — “Mock b aheg aed y mungennceal | ister of the Pontiac West Congre-, Interdenominational _ HUR / pulpit furniture. uu erect @ group | sah’s Wit-| : 
: Lai lg Evangelis Let | Sbedunespnaiy an an atfice 1931, at which time it received a /M*SSes Will celebrate the memorial. 7 P.M. : 5 a = =z are over the foyer with smaller : | - ; 
offices on either side of the sanc- M#Fter. ‘ot Christ's death Thursday eve- 
tuary platform. In 1933 the congregation rented mane A AA | 
A nursery for infants opens off the church building at 178 Green , 
the foyer while two other nurseries St., purchasing it in 1934. - | The P oe whi bts an East il 
in the educational unit accommo-| The present pastor, ‘the Rev. G.! {gregations will 7 Mrvices   
—~ MISSIONARY PROGRAM | = | missionary to 
will be —= ae 
ar Cakes Ba. 
Denalé C, Andrews, Paster | Thurs. Eve. Service 120] 
Rev. and Mrs, E. Crouch 
1348 Baldwin Ave. . 
  Rev. John Williams, 
the Bahama Islands, 
showing slides ofthe Islands and   REV. GEOFFREY DAY 
    
    
    
  
        
  
  
    
  
  
    
    
      
    
      
  
            
      
    
        
      
  ~ . | _M. ° : at é th - Il provide the musical portion of Set wos. nee ri 7 PE 5-8256 REV. G. J. BERSCHE date children up to six. hs Bersche came to the church Som Nal, 6 E. Pike an King | B.A. B. Th. the Soran ~ : " -—t “s | ACCOMMODATES 500. M8. | toe Oe oS BETAS SES um my? _ A former pastor, the Rev. R.| The 46 x 154 foot educational BEGAN TO BUILD | The North Unit will meet | Everyone Welcome 
? ST. JOHN S | 4d. Smith, now pastor of the Beth- [unit at the back of the sanctuary! Building operations on Cass Lake 7-29 p-m._at the Kingdom Hall, = y : 
an 2 Tutheran 1 METHODIST CHURCH | e! caureh in Hamiiton, Ohio, also | will accommodate a Sunday School road began in May 1956. When the’4400 W. Walton Blvd., Drayton pfeil ache ARSE DURICOCocoonccomnedoncaace pe 
2 will take part and preach at the (of 500. It is of steel and block, Green street property was sold in Plains. Services are open to the ORNIN cop eecveccesevoccccccccccocces - LUE 
4 Churches = ot RIGRLANe 7:30 evening service. jconstruction with brick veneer. | January 1957, services were held: public, EVENING SERVICE ....... Scsoconcuooosoonooccacosesh |) La 
j  assouns synop | Chores Seteel se {for eight ‘fonths in Isaac Crary| ee a | BIBLE STUDY. WEDNESDAY ...........0.....0255 -; 730 PM. _ e Metin eae Paster . . . _ High School near the church] The observance will begin with |= Se =e a 
| ————— a discourse by the presiding | a Ar chbishop of Armenia |". Gundey School wait was | misisler of ihe Lore’s Eve. FIRST GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH oe - ‘ST. MARK CHURCH OF THE t S k Here T ni ht finished in September 1957. | ning Meal.” S souns ct? Baldwin FE 47172 i 600 SAMARIT REV. PAU@® JOHNSON, newly elected paster from St. Charies, Me* 
; docs —— renee 199 Ala D.A.Y, ran O- p ea 0: g ~ FIR ST_= VA - Sunday nwvaael conte ao odbonbeennoe sour PAE wee rae Mbeupterbad ealing Service, 7:00 P.M. fp. tamvian iantharity ever Armenian chiechoet S™LAIEIP ALE of DEA VA PRA fl Mering Worship ............... Seslice ces = 000 A: (West Bloomfield Township) H rathett et 1s XZ M Archbishop Khoren Paroyian,jauthority over Armenian cturches| CH U RCH * N AZ AREN E Aas ao - aig: ee nos Bpkoabeg 
7 4 Wm. C. Grate. Pastor GLENN ker ‘Representative of His Holiness/that have split with the Communist) the Wednesday Prayer Service ....... ............. 7:30 P. M. an a Sund. Gchacd 10:00 A. M. BEV. ‘lonege tans of Sectoene Catholicos Zareh 1 of Beirut, Leb-|Church in Armenia; and to raise 60 STATE STREET LOWELL BAGGETT, Music Director = 4 Ghurel Service ’_ ALIS A. Mo e wat anon, will be guest of honor at ajfunds to help maintain the indo- —— — — 2 . a jbanquet in the St. George Hall, %/pendent status of the Holy See at Bible School oe eee 9:45 A. M. S 4 Ld | Mariva St. at 7 tonight. Beirut. ~ ; oa | am . , , UNI i ‘ | x * t Sponsoring the banquet is the! Worship . ee ee 11:00 A. M. THE SALVATION ARMY 
Cedar Crest oll ny N. saginaw St. FE 2-c009 {| Coming from speaking engage-Armenian Apostolic Church ‘Fund ne Smee pe el = & a N. Sag ments in Detroit, he will be met/COMmmittee comprised of Hovakim Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. | (CITADEL) t ; © Farnsworth off Union Lk. Ra.) © Sunday Service WAM. Buin a five car motorcade at the Hovakamian, Rose  Gerjekian, . . ° | , ‘ - to oe a Leete Hing LENT" icity limits and escortéd to te aan Melodosian, and Paul Bay- Youth Service oo. 6:30 P.M. | 29 W. Lewrence Street | | | 
; oward C. : “A. TRU : ae n , H oe 
ipa dlgptehinge See nee asin Avett 4 . Kenneth A. Hutchinson Richard North —SUNDAY SERVICES— GJ a Sunday Moming ..1100A M. §|——___________ —|Khachadourian and the Rev. Suren} Le! a Pastor Minister of Music ss , ¢ 3 # Sunday Evening .. 7:30P.M | : ‘Papaghian will accompany him. Others are Sarah Ajoian, Mr. : . Sunday School—9:45 A.M. Young People's Legion —6 P. M. - ; » Wed. Service . - TASP. M. Highland and Mrs. George Arakelian, Mar-|————— —— = Holiness Meeting—11:00 A. M. Salvation Meeting—7:30 P. M.       
     
  Welcoming the erchbishop to 
i eeting—7: P.M, Pontiac will be Oakland County et ond and Vepien: tt sid tha and Araxie Topalian, Michael}     Congregational Church 
        
                
      
    
     
                
         
   ; ¢ Milford Rd. at M-59 coe yy . ' $/Captain and Mrs. Magnus A. Michalsen, } 2 Sunday School 10 A. M. . commanding officers-in-charge _ St. Stephen's || » Ee orning Worship 11 A. M. | : 
| ree bd a Township REY. macnice pe Pastor Detroit Pastor, Speaker Eq chE ae h YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVETED, { 
| V.F.W. Hali—Walton Biva. at St. James Missionary Sreneg Tee | + (Between Dixie and Sashabaw) . ; | Easter at 7:30 ES 
+ Wm. C. Grate, Pastor “First Social [2 The Rev. V. R, Siggers of De- (except Monday) . | _ FIRST CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN ; 
= 3 Church Service ... 900A M. B th Ch ch a i laccey shen eee om = ; 7 ‘7 ON __+______ 56 NORTH ROSELAWN ‘ 
‘ Sunday “School. . 10:00 A.M retnren ur | ) : unday Morning at 11:00 senday vated iio Ase Service, Wednesday, —-= raster, aie 
= Mes 2 sionary Baptist Church, 345 Bagley 
  by, Patricia - one and zit — 
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  Sunday Services and Reading Room 316 Baldwin. FE 2-0384 . ; De . Sunday Evening Contats by the Choir, 7:00 Serrew” Set. Eve. Service ... 7:30 P.M. | Sponsored by the Business Wom- Bring the Family! Young Peoples’ Class | | SHAFER, Pestor beome, Soturéay, “ P.M. GR ACE Sunday School .. 10:00 A. M. jen of the church, a musical pro- _‘ Sees as Sunday Morning gram will also be featured during’ ’ 3 Corner Genesee and Glendale © aly Worle ee veg ro - the service. Following the turkey) nt FREE (West Bide) Gung Feopie...... 119 F. dinner, an evening meeting will JV } . ag; 
| -B Richard C. Stuckaféyer, Pastor | | Mig;Week Praver | oo be held ‘at 7:30 Sunday. The ns METHODIST CHURCH Emmanuel Baptist Church , _- §- Perviess at 9A. M. © | Sunday Evening on - a ee tN ‘ ’ Telegraph at Orchard Lake Ave. — 4 Pats ore A. * nu | Worship... 7:30PM. service. rs 501 MT. CLEMENS STREET . ae un sF chool a Pd i ev. |. ©. Fleweiling. : UDITORIUM. Cl ASS 4 * ° T. t | . ; , and 1 A. M. | achlliettitl i aiaei ital | to Give Sacred Concert | Evangelist A : + 7 . 7 A concert of sacred music atl — - a 10 A. M. 4 Son a ~~ The’ New the 42-voice A Cappella choir o 
{st TRI N ITY e e " Providence - Barrington Bible Col- FIRST BAP TIST Cc 2 COVERT lege. will be presented at 7:30 Sat- .-~ Corner Oakland and inaw TOPIC: — “ - a z ; ARCHBISHOP PAROYIAN urday at the Waterford Community - oe ne 
: : 4 COMMUNITY Church in Waterford Township. 9:45 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL “The Withered Hand : q  Aelph C. Claus. Pastor, §=— = | CHURCH 4 City olficialy and church (@ re, ctot: which traveled ‘some (Classes for All Ages) | Dr. Tom Malone @ Sunday ‘School ... 9:45:A.M. | - y officials and church 6,009 miles last year presented 65 4 First Service... 80M OL na. dignitaries. lconcerts and has sung at the White 10:45 A. M. MORNING WORSHIP ‘Completely Departmentalized Sunday School for 4 Second Service .. 11 OO A. M. Starts This Sunday The Armenian prelate is on a House in Washington, D.C. The; d. H. Sava e, DD 5 ais All Ages... ee. a - + L at the tour of the United States to assume |directer is Warren E. “Adams. ge, "9 ata hs 
| st.paut || "™ucemsion |geeCHRISTIAN SCIENCE LILA. M Service . § S 1150 Scott Lake Rd. £ 1 B Choi - Sealy at Thi SUBJECT FOR’ SUNDAY mmanuel Baptist Choir -. oe Presenting - “~ REALTY": é 
: George Mahder, Pastor A Sunday School that appeals. = é "« 7 :30 P.M. Service: 
        
    
   
    
  
  
    . ee : “SSA oA coe! sags ue vit Erie | Sees School 2 East Lawrence Street: “4 = py Su usic and Singing You vaade | 1:00 A. M. Open Dail ae ae zx . Wednesday Eveni avy <2 ential ond Gh an Sel Ma 28 an “|. SUNDAY sc 100L a BPM 'Feday ai — be, 
7 Tt] WORSHIP ainvok WW ___Lewrence_and Willing Streets a) : TOWNSHIP 11:30 A.M. \ Ni “HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE olan ~ Squate Lake & Telegraph * it 
f RADIO STATION CKLW | “be 
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 __tween our spiritual and physical a digestion -{rom disposition any. 
. more than we can fatigue from. 
’ a feeling of inferiority. There is an ay v 
Z ; THE PONTIAC “PRESS. SATURDAY, MARC i 29, 1958 
     
Troubled Emotions Often Canin Fatigue   
Consider Body and Mind < as Unit . By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN ~ 
It is a great mistake to think of ~ 
the body and mind, or emotions, 
. separately. We cannot separate in- 
almost mystical connection be- 
selves. : = 
% ks 
We know that a great fund of 
energy lies in a health - building © 
routine and that. fatigue does not 
always come from physical defects 
or illness. It is often due to worry 
or to the rumbling of our -Subcon- ‘- 
  scious mind. ; 
During recent years much 
been learned about fatigue. La- 
test opinion is that there is no 
such thing as extreme fatigue or 
meena meen     
           
    
  
  If your life has fallen into a rut, do something 
about it. A class in Painting, ioe instance, p, might be --mind. We can. at least do somie- ‘and some in our ‘subconscious 
thing about those we know about. 
Extreme emotional tensions ac- 
tually have led fo illness. 
STUDY EMOTIONS : 
If you are tired most of the 
time, look into your emotional and 
mental setup. Boredofn with house- 
work hag given women backaches, 
boredom with a hus 
invalids of them, and boredom with 
life generally hes prematurely 
_ aged them. ” 
eke ; * 
-If the’ situation which causes 
your unhappiness | ‘can be changed, 
then do so. If it cqnnot be changed, 
then ignore it as much as possible. ‘ 
-—It -will_ not--be-the- enemy—it_was. 
once you recognize it for what it 
is. Do not concentrate on it. Try 
to adapt_to it. 
If your life has fallen into a 
rut, do something about it! Join 
a class in painting or literature 
or handcraft or short story writ- 
ing or dancing—anything™ which 
interests you. Get out of the 
_ house more. Give some of your 
time to worthwhile causes. Break 
the routine with new interests =     _ftun—- yur—    
    
    
     08 PBs. |! 
WE DO IT WITH a nervous breakdown trot over- 
work. — 
These conditions stem, rather, | 
from boredom, worry, strains and| 
stresses connected with the work 
jwe do. They are the result of Fr 
  ilive. 
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condition or situation in which we leaflet “Worry'" send a stamped, 
Some of the worries.and resent-! 
ments are in our conscious mind|Pontiac Press. s a. new rest for_ living. . 
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As its nacese egpieien Nestgay to the church tomorrow at The Young People’s Society of 
_ First Social Brethren Church will pre- 
sentt Christian and-an:American flag     
           
     
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drive. the Il a.m. members of the group (left), Cress-T. 
and Terry L. Guest of Linda Vista ’ 
Admiring the {lag are two 
  
    
    
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    CHICAGO (INS) — Here is 
a guide for removing spots 
from the upholstery of your 
car, supplied by the ae 
Motor Club: . 
Candy—Sponge with clear, 
warm water to dissolve the 
sugar. Apply carbon tetrachlor- 
ide to remove residue. (Cau- 
tion: Use carbon tetrachloride 
only when. the car is- well vent- 
ilated.) 
Chewing gum—Rub with ice 
until gum hardens and rolls 
into-a ball. In stubborn cases, 
use carbon tetrachloride. 
Ice cream — Remove with 
cool water, followed by a 
sponging with warm soapsuds. 
For deep stains, use carbon 
tetrachloride. 
Greas and oil—Use carbon 
tetrachloride. 
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glycerin, then soap ,and water 
get = best results. 
  | How to Remove Spots 
From Car U pholstery - 
' Coffee and tea — Hot water, | Fruit stains — For ah 
pear, cherry or plum stains, 
use cool water and a soapless 
shampoo. If necessary, use a 
few—drops—of—vinegar_in_ the . 
water. For other fruit- stains, 
use hot water ahd a little lem- 
on juice. : eee 
  
Good Furniture 
Needs Washing 
- Any’ piece of fine wood furni- 
ture needs & good washing at inter- 
vals. It’s the only way, really, to 
cleanse it completely. 
There’s no need. to soak wood, of 
course...Go over its surface eare- 
fully with thick soap or detergent 
suds on a damp cloth or: sporge, 
then wipe with a cloth wrung out 
in clear water. 
-Polish dry with a fresh cloth, | 
  like.   
  
                   
    
              
    
            
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When You Consult and has made| - 
—and-activittes;-You will discover |~ 
_|and goes to live with her 
the “right man” that fe is the 
and: then. wax the surface if ws 7   
    
If you elect to throw away the 
belt, add one more button and 
button hole to the front barid. But 
no matter how you wear it, you'll 
wear it within hours after you} 
start it and wear it often. 
The cool, clean, set-away col- 
lar is also very newsy this spring 
and has a tendency to slender- 
ize and lengthen one’s neck. 
Choose chambray, thin _ silk, 
sharkskin, printed lawn, linen, nov- 
elty cotton, very sheer wool. From 
this chart select the one size best 
_|for you:     
    
  Be Sure to Speak 
. parents are entertaining. friends, through. i‘   
be- wanted ‘them when’ ° 
. Memo: to. teenagers; If yourjeven if you oe et you come ‘info the living room, 
  
  
    
    
$1.00 » $3.00 | 
    1246 
by Brigance                 “TASTER FASO PARADE ‘GIRLS’ DRESSES $499 SHIRTS “With separate Can-Can ‘Slip. , _. White; Cotors —— 
Toe os $1.99 e Easy to Care for 
Nylon Dress SLACKS 
Washable Dress Pants. of ‘with a Party Air 
  1-3 $3.99 | Linen or Gabardine 
7-14 $5.99 | 4tc12- $3 99 
“Slips, Panties, Socks,  } 14 $4.99. 
Purses, $1.00 to, $159. | ES. SOCKS - HATS. 
LADIES’ PURSES } — DRESSES 
$2.99 to $500 | lier end mises, helf-stzes -— Patents, Blancs ‘leather, 
fashion colors.” |” "$8.99 w 
GLOVES : DRESSY BLOUSES Smartly Styled to Complement Cotton-Nylon-Dacron_ 
Country 
Store Nellie’s 4500 ELIZABETH LAKE RD. 
HOURS: Sunday to, Thursday 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. BOYS’ =~ 1 
$3.99» $5.99 | 
in Russ* -7 
  Friday and Saturday 10 A, M. to 10 P. M. 
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A chemise or not—as you will! | ees 
Brigance designed this  straight| ape of 
line, tucked-front dress without a) Sites Bust Waist | Hips. Neck to 
waistline. and you can dart the! 1a 38 25 36 --° 16% 4 36, 26") 3744 1 back for a shaped fit if you a ie ile one Bid Mu 
fer. 18 “40 30 41 17% 
x * * 20 42 32 43 11% 
Size 12 requires 3% yards of 36- 
inch material for sleeveless dress. 
To order Pattern 1246, state size, 
send $1. 
nation Pattern. booklet 12-13x, 
send $1. If paid by check, bank 
requires 4 cents handling charge. 
Address Spadea, ~ Box 535, 
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(Next week look for an Ameri-|F       
  
For 192-page giant-size combi- | 
‘|G. P. O., Dept. P-6, New York 1, IN. Y.   
   DR. E. F. DENNE 
Optometrist 
914 West Huron St. 
- FE 2-2€29   
  
    can Designer Pattern by Mr. Mort) 
(Copyright 1958).     
    Desperate By RUTH 
younger readers. 
Married at 16. 
Mother of son at 17. 
Few months ‘later husband out of cae Carefree Bride at 16, 
Wife at 19 MILLETT 
-These are just the bare facts of her letter, but they] 
tela story that might be an repent to some of my; 
  
move in with his parents. 
In-law trouble. 
Young wife takes baby 
parents. 
Her parents take care of 
baby while she works. 
- Young couple go back togefher 
to give marriage a second chance. 
Marriage still unhappy and 
young wife desperate, not knowing 
where to turn next. , 
I don’t know the answer to 
her present situation and I doubt 
that anyone else does, Buf there 
was a simple answer three 
years ago. Don’t marry. 
Wait until you grow up. Get as 
much education for living and 
earning -a living as you can. Date 
more than one young man, so 
that you can. make comparisons 
and be sure when you have found 
right one. : 
It's a sad thing for a girl to 
feel like a failure at-19. But how 
is she going to help it if she bites 
off a bigger slice. of life than she Young couple and baby+ 
jhonored with a stork. shower Not all girls who marry at 16 
regret the decision before ad | 
are 20, But many of them do. 
And their stories are gaprete- | 
_ ingly alike. . 
They certainly. a mike the 
romantic notions teenage firls’ 
have about how wonderful it would! 
be to quit school and marry, 
  
Members of Group 
Members of Esther Group of Cov. | 
ert Community Church met in the 
parsonage to sew cancer pads for 
the American Cancer Society, with| 
Mrs, James Smith as hostess, 
Guests at the Thursday gather-/ 
ing were Mrs. Clarence Snider) 
and Mrs, Gene Miller, The Signet 
road home of Mrs. Haze: Taylor 
on April 3, 
  Honored at- Shower 
Mrs. Donald Harlabakos was 
given in the Fourth avenue home; 
of Judy Carline. Mrs. Robert 
      can chew?” Robinson assisted the hostess,   
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Ves Sale Miscellaneous 60 Sale Musical. Goods. 2 Dogs Treleads Boarded ’ 70 | - Auction Sales 77 SLICES OF HAM sy : ; For Saté Ca re 1 Fac Sele Cars or Chr Sale Ca rs 5 o1 al 
BB Maiolony ote cro MAME PE REPOST “oe ate tae args | ~ ae ene NS 
2 een PIANO. eat SIZE. | in n& x Feed 7}. rene apes ih fatled A. ~ 4 CLEARANCE : | wy - 96 ow MILE- | a can PAYMENTS 'T00 BURDE EN. - ‘ 
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i “May ~~ CUTTING straw ita Hall Rad..- Devisburg. | UP A s0066 and 
    AD: STARR UPRIGHT =PIAND. a0cb) “ME 4069 
95 ee condition. 625 FE $6620. __ TS rING HAY. at) EER TC TON | 
dy marred siso severa Thomas Spinet Organ int Also ae obs wine silver 
ae ont Se ont values Floor, model. Subs Supetantially oe fh toad lots OA B18 = 
w ~ sachs : BALED | HAY. 10300 HADLEY RD | = ea fine organ st bar oA Woe ice. | arkston. MA 6-4" ‘91 
~ MARINE PLY WOOD | GEL CHER’S = BeceD NAY, CHEAP y 
Wrasie ib 1s. Ee HUTOD con FE 4 NOR 4; 
i eee ply = rar rel le ld k Fri Eves” CATLe PASTURE | WITH WATER | 
Seazld’ 5 ply 22-40 WALNUT FINIS INSOLE PI- Newly fenced EM 3-288 
reagent © ogitios. Complete: 
  
  ISB & 2ND., 
     NTI star Wy overhaul lest 8 HORSEMEN. rained on = AC cutting 0 ay ol on. 
oes ave E °2-2543 MORRIS. Nie SIC CO. | MAple 540020 00 
ALVANTZ: > Pipe Telegraph STRAW, 0c BALE. - 4075, BALD Pa, ty sn ipe a x Pr ase? ® Eagle, Lk, Rd. Holly. ME 7.2790 
tein, it € or 2 — ‘  elthssino SUPPLY ny alnut Spinet Piano SEED OATS AT 0c A BUSHEL 
1B 3 is E_5-2100° Clearance pricé with as low a87~& mixed ay at 40c a bale 
P. AIX iT SALLE ~  » $35 down delivers Also Betsy 644° Sheldon Rd Olive 11-7383 
Ross spinet. Limed oak case Rea- — F Ss é Li k 72 
per cent discount on Sherwin! = priced or Sal vestock 
‘Walams-Berry ome -Bondex dis — ALLAGHE [ae ee = . ee 
FE 40566 F GO AREAND FUE & Fe 3.6is6 x, ure Mon & Pri Eves ae $150. 6310'W Maple Walled 
rope Lois no LAN RANT AME 
—— = ‘and overhang. Sale Office _Equipment 63 5550 Oak wood Orton dite 
Ms. ar direct save. Mich- | ~~~ =a UCK KIDS 
Senn ai “Greha Orchard | “PORT, “ADDING MA- OAK 497 TK. Ave. o= 31 chine. $79 plus taZ. Regular $120°~ "BEAUTIFUL PINTO 
Post LIGI FOR  piTsiDE, | value MA 41975 Olive 1-0540 . = 96 complete; 14-2 Homex.- : OUR NANNY-GOATS, DUE TO 
“per ft, in 8; A. Thone. Sale Store Equipment 4 moe soon, 1 Billy goat GReen- 
or se a INCLU Sewers i cog | onNtLE Surre- MARE PONY 
on oe sliding o medics” ee ae pe icon hands hich Suitable for small cohinete’ with ht, $7.95. Peat! on eas Electric meat slicer enilaren EM 3-5987 
LJ covere he! * 
<3 i x 30 Water systems COMPLETE LINE OF RESTAU- eyraae to: ie oes joa? 
$82.50 with horigonta: tank. GA.,; rant equipment in good condi rade for bee! _ cow = 
son..80 8 Perry | tion Call Metamora, 20F12 HALF — MARE. 42) YRS UN- roken entie a er rs 
REBUILT f BATTERIES $495 192 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER 000een ee To foal in June 
Sa ia yp | feet totes $90 MA +37 half Arab colts, NA 17-2931, Or- wh Ss f= - tomyiite 
MDG, snow viow attachment. $125 | S ‘I Sportin; Goods ~ 65 HORSES & PONIES” SADDLES _FE +935 at po RT - bridies Also ee Soatiea aoa | nn nnn Iowa es 
.@ REO CAMPING EQUIPMENT. TENTS _ Coolidge : C World's largest selection Send 25 PONY SADDLE WITH BRIDLE & 
we AWN we Re “cents tor ge—eataiog-Hand:- martingtie —tike new $35 975 
. PONTIAC'’S O ook-Camp Site Directory Morsan Baluwin 
Eas / AUTHORIZED. BALES “6 SERVIGE Tents ioe Gao) EUG) ere RABBITS} “POR sALE. 3 SIZES . INCOR. aly 
S3'2 Union street __FE_4¢9139 Guns. MODERN AND ANTIOUE REGISTERED GUERNSEY, DUE RADIAL SIAL ARM SAW & ATT $160; Buv_ seil ive 8 pare enen 515s eetresheraln 4476. Squirrel: 
lathe, $50; jig-saw. $30. all with S Telegraph. Ra. FE 53-2857 FE GOLF CLUBS. @iteDe NEW: ‘motors — other tools. 
Complete matched with bag Cost Moving » . ow 
~~" SPRING | is. SPRUNG! — $90, sucess $35 oneal 
RIDING & WALKING Garden | TRADE 
ractors: fume icity — Garden- | { 8 BUY ‘ 
|_3 Manley. Leach, 10° Ras) 
‘TENTS—FOR | RENT— oe ~ SALE. 
' = Wee ‘B . — nuine Ro one: pono ing an cots— stoves air 
3 ,| Mattresses—lite precervers —Mess preven ‘he best. Anchor lawn kite —cante ne cpec 
[o) & N ‘SURPL us 
32 s Saginaw 2-0022 
get we PINAL CLEARANCE ee 
Partery "trained mechanics 450 Waders, Boot Feet, $16 05. 
—— = sis U8 Hip Boots $99 
= LEE'S SALES & -SERVICE ($30 tomatic Fly Ree Ae 08. 
RMS TO_SUIT $8.50 lass Fly Rods 
3 OPEN TILL 9 PM $3.00 arm Creeis. se FE 308300921 ‘Mt. Clemens At. hai LIP: 10 N amas Bt 
  SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! 
Romex 14-2, 2':c ft. in Ma | 
ter 12c—‘s th ae pipe, Vie! 
ft —sei] pi 
Piheie oO Drchard Lake Ra | paptaa GOLF -CLUBS 
Wilsenians with cloth & 
bag FE 2-2383 FIVE 
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  SADDLES BRiDLES. BLANKETS. 
& western supplies Chet's Saccile 
Shop South Blvd Bir 
mingham. 1'2 miles E of Ad 
THOROUGHBRED 8AD of i =; 
_horse MY 22-1886 
73 Wanted Livestock _ 
wID CALVES & Plas » FORREST 
_Jones MAple 5-0016 
For Sale Poutry 74 eaten   
4 DECK ELECTRIC BROODER $25 | 
500 chick electric floor brooder 
$10 Chicken equipment FE. 
068 | 
BAPY CHICKS BLOODTESTED | a 
vaccinated Rocks 
10.90 per 100 mixed 
rise 7-2501 or write J “Call fhony Wilson, Rt 
  
   
  Warwick's, 2678 Orch : . Holly 
SALE ONE PICNIC TABLE. Pow. Sand, Gray el & Dirt 66)\— 
er Rotary lawn mower with ~~~ tame ac Farm Pre Produce “7s 
leat mulches and metal wheel-q¢ YARDS. DRIVEWAY (GRAVEL —_ ~ 
peerew: FE 5-7246 or at A-18 Ar- delivered, $550 FE 4-3263 or FE AP PILES 
iy a ~— get rid of No 21466 moe 7 
# catorege ‘oom for equipment ‘A-1 TOP SOIL CRUSH'D § D STONE | Stee eds & Spies $2 per. bu 
ce fg uM OE... | ~~ " Adam « le Orchard, 4930 : : SSeveral * Pool Tables =e Ext “S05 sr fil’ Earl ~ Balai fp ged Ns Seokck Mean 
4 th coolers. 44 BANKRUN DRIVEWAY GRAV. _™oFs a Ca register ar Manuel oé fam ars BARERG . city. Cow manure |APPLES — N. 8SPY, JONATHAN. {en Showcases. Cail . £. Mer _FE 43371 moet elke (ens: Yorks. a 
= ;.| gains in cooking grade ap 
O° ee sem — FE 21 needing Fara 100 bu. Sweet cider freshly, > SALVATION ARMY — dozing an Stuart, Cal any pressed. Oakland Orchards, 2205 | SHIELD RE i time rE. East Commerce Rd.. between 
Ev a Meet — Needs ‘Al TOP seria BLACK: T. _ Burns & Duck Lk Rds ._ Milford. 
A roitu’e. janc ; APPLES, ~ EATING COOKING | 
_ _ 1th WEST LAWRENCE. | ee! Ape fs) Eure Glackmore Farms,” 1900 Ser : a omm  e | — FE 5-4758 
TOILS™ 8 CLOSE - COUPLED 4, ‘Top sori FILL DIRT. GRAV. —P¢l_Ra_O1 1-640 Ee Z rota oe sor modern pain |“ ‘cl. Immed Delivery. FE 5-5261.| Sale Farm Equipment 70: 
; are siigh thy tavtory marred. Also, A-l TOP soll CRI'SHED Se | NP LL LLL LOL LOL PALL 
le , bath ; Fewealis'o TPES pests" D. 1. YARD DRAG | LINE. CHEAP ibs and = Michigan 2 = | FE 4-4031 after 6 
oe ee Cechare BLACK DIRT | CHICKEN BROODER gs Bern 9 if you order now. _ . 2-0854 Talbot bumber an 5-0410 14 ME ea HP. ROTOTILLER 
Se ed GRAVEL “fi! a » LOAD a 7 a a _OR _3-9784 i 
> piatareear i 2 M NEAR- 
hardware se are — electrical Ene “2003 Leke. EM 13-0681 of |v new Snow nee: 2-14" plow. 3 Oakians ave Ph a ee ee section drag. oN uir, 
- EXCAVATING — | BULLDOZING Stoney Creek Ra 1, mile west of | 
Bes ches ie 15 = sand, Rochester .Rd e 3-3408 
‘a inetailea Snow removal FoComs val ne OIL PURNACE, 
. good condition ___| 
4 YDS auto. 
PE «8080 « or re 4-1804 =" see a SGRAVEL. _85 delivered. 4-6568 
[a HORSE (ge CHEAP 
  TIME TO BUY pile u we = 
: ber coo to use iced to 1, | MANURE. 4. YARDS STRAW MA = : 
RECLAIMED BR BRIC aS 100; ture. $iS delivered, EM 32-4207. 
® PONTIAC TK BUILDERS _ SUP.: We carry a complete line of feos fl (Sand. travel, & dirt. Cement, 
building materials. Sheetrock -| [abr a racking OR 3-1534 1 {   
  trim ~ windows — : . = TARD™ EWAY GRADING ware- na’ — doors - “door hata Tep sail, Geter fill, etc. FE 
oe av *euatity Paints . 1 _5-3352__ 
nter—all colors 44 iy 
Exterior — white $3.35 gal “Wood, Coal & Fuel 67 Roller: & tray 6 3. ore eo Oo 
a t US estimale VoUr needs how ASH OAK & MAPLE FIRE 
for gy Hhcmenppode ape project -| piece wood. anv size MY 3-1198 
ma can ve arrange IPIREPLAC £ CANNEL COAL 
SURPLUS Le TIMBER e feranes Fireplace kindiing wood 
Mat rial, Sales Co | 8 peedway fuel o!' Oakland Fue) 
NEw s USED LUMBER OR al i ene ee eave = + _. $340 Highland Rd. (M59) Pontiac USED OIL SPACE HEATERS, $20, GOOD SLAB WOOD. ; 2 : CORDS 
and up, 80 — Perry. Gra = ($l Dei | 
Thom & > =a — MYRRR DEEP SWELL P lants, _Trees, Shrubs | 68 0 ‘ ge 30 gallon tank 390 OAKLAND TREE ey en" Seb nn 
iv 
WooD AND ch fie M COMBI removal Free es 
nation doare pane Sindows 
    
ming, 
17-0045 rE 5-3025. 
  
  ‘TREES o- ~" SRRUCE PINE, AR. 
orvitae Juniper, Yews =a 0. | 
BENSON I LUMBER co) — mane - Sugar ages f i ools 
ete ig Vour own, Rd OS. 
WRECKINGBARGAINS. &variap. 2922 Bleeth ¢ miles W of Commerc. Misa 
ted rope to sold on job at 1 miles E of tn section 5 Ene 238 & 248 “Oakland & 25-27 Bald- at Wixom Rd & Duck Lk Rd . . Kindling Free Open daily @--to-@- MTU 4-8038 
‘SHADE TREES $1 UP. MAPLES 
Wolverine anmber Co. . birch. Dig your own or we dig) 
~~ $2 & »Paddoc FE 29784 or you. Corner of Lochaven &: 
’ WATER sOrreRER “useD 1 YR} tae | Rds” -Bat “Sun. EM 2-after 6. . sos a 
For Sale Pets 69   Machinery 60A 5 
ARC WELDER. AC. 220 VOLTS. 
a for use on farms lines 
‘Cones gas Welding oulfiit. FE -$ lw GALLON aQUARIUMS ALA 
et Shop 55 Williams FE 00} 
8 MO. OLD WIEMARANER SIRED| 
by tnternattonal champion. Silver’ 
AKC MINIATURE.  DACHSHU 5 ORAVERLY “TRACTOR — A-1 CON- AC ND 
: tion with attachments. OL 1.6745 PUPPIES $50 OR 35354 
— or Pkateau 2-304) AKC DACHSHU PIES FE- 
- ~~ -; rales . males   
Do It Yourself SA PPA ‘él sanfane So AKC. “MALE, 
| OARiand 8-36: ~ 
  OPP 
2NIT BABY. PARAREETS "AND BREED. FOR RENT ere “Sellint out. FE 2-184. 33 
pasBAACRED GEE ws ciety BRITTANY PU r . BROWN FO ee | reasonable _ rs, gRe VER} 
      
  seocker pup 7 wks old FE +0368. 
~ "FOR RENT “BOSTON TERRIERS STU D8 - Wall paper steamer, floor sand. Best breeding stock Curtisa OR 
ers, polishers, hand sanders, fur-| _3-9296 
nace vacuum cleanefs. Oakland DACHSHUND _ recrs 20° MT 
Fuel & fom 436 Orchard Lake Clemens St. FE 
Ave, FE 5-6 __|FOR SALE 5 ceainces SPAN- Pral art r ‘sEWwiNe CHINES,| ic] & Pointer puppies $15 each, oes a eeieaal., and mother dog 420 E Mor- 
eave and i gan. 25 Brockivn Ave Pontiac - 
o ays, week FEMALE BOXER. 16 MONTHS 
undavs 10 has shots registered PE aoeii 
idees Sup) 115 Cherrylawn Auburn Heights rmice 
Pheat supplies 
Days 8:30 to 6:00: 
to 4:00. J per ea ‘Bu 
  ly, 156 W z Montcalm, FE 54712 preg TO GOOD HOME IN COUN. Cameras, Equipment O1A MT g Hage Teter sbaniel, “mate PO PBIPB BP PLP PPD 
POLAROID CAMERA | et 1GHT ‘ERMAN ‘SHEPHERDS AKC 2? meter, Like new 5-8385 months, very ieseemet MA 
WE Pact ohio Wane. AM. eres. projectors. tape aE CAM- |GooD: “SHEPHERD WATC.1 DOG Eoperia amera Shop, 57 Hu- Reasonable Cail MUtual 4-3087 
  GERMAN. UPS. AKC. 
Reasona ble xs ee 
HEALTHY WHITE TOY POODLE 
FE 4-0406 Sale Musical Goods. 62   i reasonable 
- 3 RECONDITIONED PRACTICE Pr tAROE Eos oreltad PUP ae ples it "GALLAGHER'S Dies Nice for children | Reason. E0566 PARAKEETS  CANARIES | aye plies 183 Sandersun ra scopes” ~ MINIATURE! SILVER 
  PL . colored AKC. OL, 41-6745, oF 
SIZES r teau 3 a ACCORDION Tate as ceordians — iree to ered PARAKEETS CANARIES. CAGES      
     
    
        Fo igh 
FE 5-5428. 
“CORNET 
4-6819 rices. Food Since 1927 584 Oakland Ave 
‘POODLE PUPPIES FoR EASTER 
an colors Registered 64] Third 
ry carcas | arakeets Guar. to Talk Se done tateies opel he morte. Speciat male bab'es $2.89 25 per on with 
_ firect for or Mig. FE 
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     Cait ess“ Ce 119 \ Saginaw cent off -on ue juins & rares. 
FE ; = ingd birds 1 4th §t FE 
CABLE 0° CONaOLE ‘ sacl REGISTERED GERMA SHEP. 
‘Small! we . $25 bell ' rgain. rie 3 mi 
ent, balance like rent. 3 36..OR 35423. 
ie Co. 119 N aw. | aeentes _, CANARIES “TALKING © st paretects Cages and supplies. 
Eranes ee "Pe, ae 2489 ce 
ScuPPEN FEES, os ae? 
       oP ONY SADDLE AND es kell SHETLAN D 
bridie 
“ae: < 56980 i Spinet. Organ. 3; Dp iAMESE~ ary. NS POR SALE. Seve 630 far "quiek » $2 Call a Bi sd hurst: 
siahenst€ EAT 
pee Toy ¥0r TenDIORS MALE. re = ai Mei) Mann Re”   Phe SALE 2 SECTION HARROWS 
5-0609 
aT eaaiGue FARMERS” 
tox chance to buy fart tractors 
machinery at your own bid 
All tractors and equipment in 
our stock — new, used and re- | 
built, Sale ends at 6 p.m... Marc 
jas accepted or -rejecte | 
Day's Machinery Co | 
of Orteneilie. April tet ated 
= shee 
FREE! FREE! 
To celebrate the arrival of the — 
great NEW FORD DIESEL TRAC. 
OR we are holding Open House 
Saturday March 22 thru March 
28 and will give away a NEW 
FORD DIESEL TRA R abso- 
lutely FREE Nothtie to buy. 
come in for the details 
PONTIAC TRACTOR 
X EQUIPMENT CO. 
YOUR ACTHORIZED a 
just 
1 OLIVER 2 Bes ww, 2 3-| tom. 14 Case stock shred- | 
OL V3i27 3320 N Rochester | 
1 
1953 SUPER C FARMALL AND equipmem Like new MI 84729. : 
300 STEEL FENCE POSTS . se 
elfer takes. MU U_9-0608. : 
FORD TRACTOR 1953 MODEL 
N. A.A. good cond. new paint, 
$1200, re 4-3042 
LOW MACHINERY — Tandem axle. EM 3-598 
'McCULLOCH CHAIN an NEW and used. W F- Miller Garden 
and Lawn Equipment. 1593 8. 
Woodward :Noith of 1° Mi) Bir- 
tmingham. MI 4-605 
FARM MACHINERY 
isis Proux Oliver 
ust_nerth wo Oxford — 
CULLOCH ede SAWS 
Momento Parts Rerairs 
890 Crooks. Rd _MI 6- 
SPECIAL 
Used. Farmall _- 
Cub Tractor 
a S695 
CREDIT. TERMS YOUR IH DEALER 
Ix I NG 1 “BRt YS. 
Pontiac Rd at Opdyke 
FF. 4-073 : FEL 4-1992 
TARPAULINS SIZES 
JOE'S A & 
i. ACTORS! 
MONEY ON THESE 
1657 Bolenms Ridamatic 
Demo Bo'ens Models 
1951) Fergisen TO-30 der 
a 
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— NEW AND 
Bales en M24. 
  
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SAVE 
HOU GHTE \ . "SONS 
J 1 CASE & FERGUSON ere 
Rechester . 19761 
USED PARMALL CUB Taco 
Electric aterter. lights. hydraulic 
weights, plow disc. 
Bee hE or part 
fair _6-6865 
Auction Sales 
B&B 
Auction Sales SORU Dixie Highway 
Diavten Pints 
fivery Wednesday 7 BM 
Every Irday ....7 PN 
Everv Sunday’ ad a ‘ 
Buv and Sell Daily 
‘OR™3-2717. Door Ls 
MONDAY “MAREH 31. = 
Par =S househo'd auction, i: mies 
Oxford on Lakeville Rd. 
Laxe George 
N, to 77 
Fy 
E. 
t ee 
14- in. plow | 
in rubber. Allis Chalmers. rg 
wower. New 
motor. Pioneer gs Oe Hany 
picker with rubber oF Eeeer 
& other farm 806, beled 
© good brirht ween straw 
atite * jerg? & i ae | 
held goods any antiques sad- 
41: herses & saddles. 2 horse 
trstier-tan Ciéver Biashe., “ peaprt 
“cater @° stare Alt or pert Max. 
- Mickmott aucieneer Oxtord ’ OAR- lame @.21a9 4 S| 2 { 3 
36 MC 
| = 
| WE AR 
=s 
~ /§03 8 Saginaw St. 
N SURPLUS FE ?-0022_ 
culti- 
May = OMAR Sy AUCTION |, SALES. | 
m we stat North wun "she shoppi e Ci a: 
filer, Roches te bess or| odd pts. MY 2 
_For 
‘i = 00 Equity 1304 oe Mt Clemens. 
34 FT PONTIAC CHIEF TRAILER.   
    
Like new. Trade for car or $500 
OR 3-7497. ; down 
1955 AMERICAN, 35 FT ¢ custom _cond. PE 3 built. Exe 
bedrm Take ovet payments. 
_ 86 Seneca . 
ft. to 35 ft a & 2 wear Low 
priced bank rates en financing. 
Eee 13 ft tour home, 
arine Coach Sales. 15210 : 
herr Rd Holly MElrose 4-6771. 
Of -10x37 , $495 
DOWN” Mobile Home Estates 
9516 Highiand Rad. 
DETROITER © 
PONTIAC €HIEF 4 acre lot full of new and 
used mobile homes We cannnt 
doubte deck them 50 we've go. 
to sel] them regardless of pric 
secre and set up. feady 
ve into and carry the usual 
Li; ichincon guarantee Yes you 
save hundrecs of dollars at 
Bob 
Hutchinson 
  ee, ___ 
iL BEL V COMPLETE “F wows, 
Sale Mousetrailers 78 
AC CHIEF, $500 
MODEL -ECUSETLLE 36" 
to   ti 
      
  
Qo 
Boats & Accessories 85 LL ILI tO I 
5 HP JOHNSON $85 OR 3-8243 
oO ] e lOmmeSs aiter 6 pm : 
SALES 12) -WOL a PRON DECK neat & T's Mtr . Wai Gla 
om Dixie “Hh power, pee of a. once OR 3-6946 
OR 31 _  ¢. 14 THOMPSON 3, HP EVIN. Open 7 days a week® ‘~"“ rude motor. trailer Exc condi- FURNISHED MORIL. M tion Cash or large *boat OL: 
Rveiishie op rental pfyment. ba- 2-8036 after Be 
~i? BOATS $46 TRAILERS, $85 
60 8 TRAILER EXCHANOE 2 2.3200 saa ooats $15950. FE 
ONFORD TRAILER 14 CHRIS CRAFT BARACUDA 1 q Al ES vr. old. with mtr. & trailer. /20 
. Re ae S$ Adams at Haynes Birming- 
Ceneral - Zimmer _ ham 
Bs res ake 196 5 HP OUTBOARD MOTOR 
Holly (reat Lake Run less thon 40 hours . ORlango 
. Gardner - . 3-6443 
8 to 10 wide, 14 ft to ft if pr TROJAN 30 HP MOTOR Note shoppers’ New 45 ft, 10 17 tt trailer complete 8925. FE wie 2? BR-FK. neteans eam 5-71 after 5 ; : 
865 8} per month includes all in- — : 
surance, tauen ahé financing-no FOR SALE. 15 FI WOLVERINE strings A few used trailers still Complete with controls. wind- 
available on rental] plan We sel! | shield, trailer, Lights .and cover. 
rent, trade.1 mite south of-Lake | with 30 hp Evinrude electric 
—— on M34. MY 2-0721. starting motor Can be financed 
HOUSETRAILER. & 3, ton panel Chev- SCAMPER" Sek ccummped 
rolet combination Ideal for aeer 
eee fishing, camping trips. | 
700 or call weekends 
140 Beaten Rd. off Livernois 
Just south of 18-Mile 
SALE — SALE 
PRAILER EXCHANGE 
MOBILE HOMES 
Anderson - Regal 
Silver Dome - Palace 
We Buy, Sell, Trade 
8 widés — 10 wides 
SPRING SALE NOW ON. Thousands of dollars: slashed {rom — 
inventor: a this sale. 
our deal before vou buy. 
Bottle Gas 
.Parts and Supplies — 60 8 Tele Hho FE 2-3200 
Open 1] . 
E 80 
trailers We need 
We wil) sell it for 16 per cent. 
on our olly Marine Coach | 
fej 321 
  
Rent Trailer Space 79 79 
| AUBURN HOTS Sy VILLAGE 
The finest. 's Mi She a9 | 
170 N. Opdyke _ D 
MOBILHOME ESTATES | uOOERN | 
2681 front and plevground. EM | 
3-   
| OXFORD ) MOBILE MANOR FOR) 
those who .want the vest Base 
rate only $o 1? re ak 
ev east of Oxtord & La 
o* $-3022-— 
AILER : SPACE | FOR RENT. 
gee lots. new iaundry rooms— 
verv pleasant place to live Rub- 
tas Mobile Village 3300 Elizabeth 
FE 5-3678 Lk Re 
PARK AT PARKHURST 
Where living is a yacation—72 
lovely acres includes a private lake with “swimming, good | 
schools Club house and tornade 
shelter Only |3 minutes to Pon- 
tiac Alse trailer sales Hase rate 
  $20 Phone MYrtle 72-4611 
Auto Accessories 80 
“BONDED BRAKES 
$12 9 tor eon Fo-ds. Chev and 
Piymouths ‘ontat’ your 
GOODYE ‘AR SE RVICE | 
30 S. Cass FE 5-6123. 
FOR PARTS 1953 CHEV > 1p52 
Olds 88 1953 Kaiser, mice mo- 
tor 1952 Nash Rambler 197 8 
Jobnson _ 
INSTALLED FREE 
Mufflers and tail pipes 
Open. all dav Sunday 
ROL LERBACKS AUTO "PARTS 
1440 Baldwin | Lat 35-0477 - 
For Sale Tires BOA, 
  NEW TIRES 670 « 15 
$1095 -plus tax excuange,: w 
White walls 670 ~ i5 $1395 plus 
tax Exchange New tire guaren- 
_ tee State Tire Sales #03 8 Sag 
~ inaw 068 
A-] -USED TIRED $350 UP We 
. buy-Sell -Also whitewalls 
STATE TIRE SALES’ 
FE 4-067, 
8TANDARD y BRAND NEW TIRES 
traded in on Genera) Safity Tites 
te" 50° per cent off. Black or | 
ite Walls 
ED. WILLIAMS 
  
    
  
  
  bE BIBI. é    
  Get 
your trailer. | 
ath Holly Ra. Hotly ~ 
2? miles | 
ile = i a) at 
| 14. 
| Mercury 
5-0892 bank rates OR 3-2404 
ALUM. BOAT AND i7'a 
motor Like new HP 
FE 
19 FT. DEWITT INBOARD BEST _ otter 1 756 St. Clair 
OUTBOARD MOTOR 8 HP LIKE 
pew $50. FE. 6-0312. everings 
CENTURY BOATS 
Top uality Also In 
hat ane wood—Aluminum 
Cul ¥ MOTORS 
gsee4 oy aon gee ay 
PE. 
INLA AND takes. SALES 
°F 4-717" 3127 W_ Huron FE_2-6122 
EVINRUDE MOTORS. CRESTLIN- | 
ef ats, Gator boat trailers 
Trade-ins 
-Come in and sign up for a free 
demonstration ride with the new Speria 
motor 
Hardward 3994 Auburn 
Auburn Hgts FE 
FREE 
1 quality coast guard approved 
boat cushion wir anv purchase 
of marine paint. hardware or & 
combination of both cf $25 or 
more 0 
Harrington Boat Works 
-_ Se) ee DEALER 1999 8. TELEORAPH RD | PE 2-8033 OPEN SUNDAYS 
JOHNSON MOTORS Boats Trailers & accra es 
Evervthin the 
OWENS MARINE SUPPLIES 
(396 Orehara bk Ave FE 2-8020 NEW to HP WIZARD | MOTOR. 
_$150 cash. FE 5 5-7329. 
TONY'S MARINE 
Quaranteed euthonrd repair serv- 
fee Backed- 22 year experi- 
ence Evinrude. motors, boats and — 
supplies. 
- 2695 Orchard Lake Rd “Keego Har FE 80112. Open 7 am to 8 pm 
USED MOTORS 
3 TO 3 HP 
FISH OR SKI 
3A RGAINS 
Siavbaughs = _—ss- 630: Oakiand 
WTD ' OR 18 HP MOTOR 
Also remote controls, FE 4-896 
THE SEASON I8 HERE! COM- 
plete line. Mercu'y mtrs, Dum- 
y boats. Mastercraft trailers. 
Texas aluminum boats Ski_ 
equipment, accesories & parts. 
oer. Trade & Sell 10 
S Bivd at ‘Saginaw FE 4-058 
WILL TRADE ‘53 FORD V-8 oe 
drive, exc. cond, for boat, moter. 
trailer, etc, or sell $495. 84 Norton 
_FE 8-0745 | 
; Transportation 0 Offered 83 RAR RAR eee 
-CARS FOR PHILADELPHIA, $25 
gas allowance to Hartford, Conn 
PE 2-3215_ FE 3 2-8823. _after 6 p.m 
|@LY 4 ENGINE AI AIRLINER TO 
Califormia $80; Hawaii. ie, 10. 
Ferry Service Inc O.. 
LEAVING FOR 8E MISSOURI Sat. Wi]! take riders FE 4-3283 
LEAVING FOR ORLANDO. FLO- 
rida April 3. Can take 2 passen- 
gers New car FE 2-3404 
LEAVING | FOR ORLANDO FLORT. 
April 7. Share expenses. FE_ 
3.0262 
LEAVING APRIL 18T. LITTLE 
Rock via thern Il]. Southeast 
Missouri, Can take three Phone 
Lincoln | 
  
    
63) Oakiand aye, “ECONOMY CARS — * 
accented - Easy terms. ° 
ea7 
RRR 
‘33 BUICK SUPER. DYNA. R&H. 
ct down | WwW anted Used Cars 58 
TOP Casn! POP ANY MAKE OR 
model Trace up or down 
AUBURN 
GONDI- 
‘UNKED CARS 
Qpen Sunday” wr BEY CARS IN. ANY 
tion FE 8.9157 . 
WTD USED & Baziev Auto Parts 
from 10 am te om PE 5-0210 
WwTD SHARP CARS +49 'THRU 
“BA models Top dollar paid . 
AUBURN MOTORS 
CORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD 
Wanted Used Trucks 89 
§2.354. 3 
must be wTD 
truck 
3-6202 
WRECKER WTD 
pick-up body. must be 
cautpped & reasonable 
am to 5pm FE 415 
_Used Truck. Parts 89A eee YARD DUMP 
low priced 
TON 
power 
Call. 8 
10 TO 1'; 
ee 
USED TRUCK P mtn 
ALL MAKES AND MODE 
HEIGHTS~ MOTOR SALES. 
2635 Auburn _ Ave __—_—_—séPBYs«4-6632 
For Sale Trucks 90 
5 YARD DUMP. nox wire siois ea 
Cheap .FE 3 
52 CHEVY es 
chassis 160" 
tires OR 3-9491 
ae CHE VY CAB «& CHASSIS 172 
Good rubber eaceent 
raining “Tom johr 
MUtua 4 os 7 
49 CHEV PICK UP TRUCK 
Good sirape & good tires 
E 5-7002 
CHEVY — SEDAN DELIVERY: 
sell or swap for pick-up OR 
7713s ; : 
TON CHEVY PICK-UP 
condition $225 "70h 
wheel CAB AND 
base 750-20 
coudition 
4-5155 
? 
Excellent 
8-0145 
1955 %y-TON FORD PICKUP. 
Ford dump, “49 Fo Ford 
loader with trailer, private 
3-6373 
1954 FORD PANEL FOR SALE 1952 Cooley Lk. Rd. EM 3-742 
PONTIAC'S TRUCK CENTER 
GMC RETAIL BRANCH 
Oakland at Cass 
1956 GM 450 6 YD. DUMP HYDRA power steering 19,000 = miles. 
$3,400 or best offer takes it FE 
$-T382 
For Sale Cars. 91 PAPO oe 
  V-8 engine 41.000 miles® Very 
clean, $995 FE 4-0239 
WitL LET SOMEONE TAKE 
over payments on my 1955 Buck 
‘86 CADILLAC 4 DR SEDAN. DE- ville. like new Call OR 3-4323 
‘96 CADILLAC 4-DR SEDAN DE- 
Like new. $2.500 Ville Call OR 
34323 
  EM 
$200 payments guarantee. OF 
~ NORTH t 
|: 
1955 CHEVS. | ; : VY; 7 A 
7 Btk. No Modei Price 
i 
N4Q63° «Bo oAir 2dr. V-8 8 906 
| Neees 4dr V&P G. $ 8o9 
/N4103 4dr 6 PG. 648 
N4109 0 4-dr Y.8 Std. $i 844 
'N4121 4dr 6 P. G. 187 | 
N4122 Hardtop V-8 G> #1083" 
| Nene P Alt 4dr. gid) 8 368 Naly Bel Air edr, 6 Std. § BAR 
N4l4l))  2-dr. V-8. PG $ 692 
Also a selection of over 10 1956 
models Bank rates, low down 
CHEVROLET. |. Hunter at § Woodward © Axe Birmingham SS 
52. CHEVY ‘EXCELL ENT TRANS | 
| Mu 
[= usi_sell OR ando 3-3348. 
CHEVY. (47 Lineoln, FE SATO. PONTIAC, — "31 
i "#4 CHEVY DR NEEDS BODY 
» work $205 EM 3-0081 H. _ Riggins 
30 CHEVY | 
‘47 Pontiac 
“$1 Lincoln 
FE 2-494 
‘33 CHEVROLET: BEL-AIR CON- vertible 
walls Cal! OAK’ and 8-3217.. Radio heater. new white- 
1938 CHEVY BEL- -ATR 4 DR EX- 
4 car *u'l power. ception, 
exizas including ee 
600r 3% EM +4 miles All 
resis 
-HAUPT Pontiac Sales “38 GM '> ton wickup Dealer Demé 
real buy on this one! 
‘87 Superch' | Pontiac wagon Hy 
ae R&H. Power brakes. Real 
shar 
$5 Pontiac 4 Dr sedan. Hydra 
R&H. hetewal's Low mileage 
25 Pontiac Starchief Catalina Cpe 
Full pewer. A good buy! 
$5 Pontiac 2 Dr RaH, Hydra. Nice 
and clean! 
54 Chevie 2 Dr. sedan R&H. Pow- 
erglide 
‘54 Pontiac 2 Dr Hydra R&H 
‘52 Nash Dr Statesman Good 
transportation 
‘$2 Pontiac 2 Dr Hy yaramatic R&H 
Also transnoftation specia 
ae) et eckson 
Oven Nights ‘til 9 
MAple 35166 cr MAple 5-1141 
CHRYSLER ‘53 WINDSOR. 4 DR 
_ Power steering. Radio, are Good 
"cond $400 Avfair 6-3183 
DeSOTO 47 ‘SPORTSMAN. 
wood EM _ 3-3700 
1951 CHEVY 2-DR. POWER GLIDE 
R&H 
Assume payments 
Call Credit Mer 
M 
1953 CHEV FULL EQUIP. LIKE 
new Must sell, good tires. OR 
3-7487 oe 
$3 CORVETTE, 2? TOPS, EXCEL- 
lent condition, 176 Liberty. si 
GEORGE $ MILLION 
SPECIAI 
New ‘58 Fords all equipped with . 
Radi. & heater Safety package 
A Side mirror windshield. whrite . 
met 
+ - “SPECIAL FE AUMERT sue. 
‘sa Custom 300 2 
dump_ terra Fairlane Club asdoc 
EM Fairlane 500 Club Sedan $57 93 
Stat Absolutely no money 
of $8 65 
Mr 
I 47500 Harold Turner 
tire: 
e 
$52.85 
fon Wagon 
OUR 
O8 
po" VN PAYMEN $58 60 
OLD CAR DOWN HT 
loaded power 82,100. 3641 North-- 
Ss ! 
Parks at 
Ford, 
“30 a CEP VROCURE CLEAN $165 OR MANY MORE "ro, CHOOSE FROM “1953 PONT 
ALL 
Gr TORGE $ MILI. TON 
CREDIT MANAGER 
Harold MI] 41500 furner Ford 
‘$1 CHEVY. R&H GOOD TRANS 
$200 
“54 CH 
erglide 
walls 
STA 
Very clean_ 
53 DODGE DR 
_ lent $350 EM 3-4827 145 Romeo Si. 
VIE BELAIR 
Radio 
$605, OR 
TION WAGON. 
EM 3-008! H. Ri 4 DR 
& R Motors Rochester 
POW. 
hdater, & white- 
‘33. CHEVY 
Gains 
Rad. EXCEL : 
2-DR AUTO. Ra E 3953, ODS no money dn. As 
_ payments of $977 a month Soh 
| “Credit” Mer. 
4-1500 Harold.Zurner Ford 
SWEPT-WING DODGE 
‘Brand new 58 Dotge 2-dr 
2199 
DODGE CARS & TRUCKS sume 
Parks at 
sedan 
- Roadmaster Very clean low . 
mileage fully equipped MApie x ‘ 
5-1838 
‘96 BUICK CENTURY LIKE NEW < oe < = 
Low mileage. Must sell MA MOTOR SALES 
690s a9 M2400 MY «(43-2730 Lk Orion © 
50 BUICK ‘RUNS GOOD 36 FE prsoto 1957. ADVENTURE POW- 8-102 _ er steering power winuo®. pow- 
“$3 BUICK SPECIAL 4 DR_ RA- er seat: A dream car, pole sae 
dio & heater Dynaflow $495 F- rifice $2900 cash ofr cat 
Motors 724 Oakland FE take over payments Gall after 
4-3529 ‘ 3o FE 2-3233 
1952 DESOTO, 4 DR. V8 ENGINE. 
semi automatic transmission 
R&H. looks fair. runs like new. — 
this week's auto special at $99 
Clarkston Motor Sales 
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEA! ER 
Clarkston, Mich 
A 
clea 
Wilson 
Sham 
-REAI wD ia = FOR OU 
tt ADU 
selection 
cars [t's Ire a fine of. 
used - 
Pontiac -( adil 
* 1350 NY 
Woodward 
BARGAINS Phone MA 5-5141 
other 
lac 
Mid 1933p 
AT 
Oxford Mtrs. 60 S Lapeer 
OA 81521 
‘40 Wee “8 ,200D “SHAPE. R 
    etely | yoo e eer wit 
ke trade. cau eh   
‘65 PORD MAINLINE, he® 
dan, A-1 cond. FE 2-1216. 
1954 FORD  4-DOOR wae. ~ wall ttres, Fordomatic, R&H. 
eee condition, Private eae 
1947 FORD CONVERT. ‘35 PON- 
tiac engine _ hydré trans.. ‘51- 
erc, rear ed. Clear title. ‘$200 
cash” On. 8598, 
“CY OWENS: FORD 
‘36 FORD 
CONVERTIBLE 
=) 
OWEN S$. 147 8 SAGINAW  _ FE_ 5-401 
PONTIAC 
“ACTO BROKERS 36 Fore Furléhe POM R&H 
eepe: Chief 4-dr. 
Ford Wag? 
i pesess deluxe. adr 
Super 4-dr.- power ne $495 $1295 
$995 
hydra. 
  ‘32 Ford Auto $395 | 
“3? Bui. k Q-dy. sid a peas $355 | 
‘51 Plymouth Wago: Ls 
‘82 Dodge est Be 
‘50 Chevrolet Sis | 
1264 N, Perry y Magison — FE 4-9100 
‘$8 FORD v8 Ey . OVERDRIVE 
2dr, $7 OL 1-1624_ : 
5 ‘34 “FORD CUSTOM 2 DR’ % CYL- 
inder Overdrive, fh & H £Econ- 
omy offs Any old car down Tom | 
Bohr. Inc MU 4-5155_ 
ae FORD 2-DR. R & H. "xBSO-~ 
lutely no meres o. ars pay | | 
ments , of Call C 
Mer.. Mr eS re MI raat 
Harold Turner Ford. $7 z 
$743 | ke-Orion Motor Sales 
aa rast UAT 2-2611 
  
     
  2-DR_ RA: | se dramatic, | ite. walls. 2 r 4, 
F wall as Sat. & Sup. 2499 Edge- i oe Drayton W 
$7 PLYM uTH 
BELVEDERE Powerfligbt tr: ee 5,000 
miles. 
MOT SALES 
YEARS FAIR DEALING 
Cass APE’ PIKE ST. 
PLYMOUTH ¢ DR. R&H, ae eee $385_/ Excellent. ‘EM ar 
1983 PLYMOUTH STATION WAG- , Absolutel   
      
“HAVE YOU A JOB? t Eyton’ Oe ED 
ql Nel ee “DOWN 
| 3 Ford. Cib Goat 
2 
tine, 2-Dr., dei 
; ir. Like New. 
rae  Degeeemnss : 
$2 ee Rambler Sta. Wagon. 
80 More car: oy ome rom 
Trade and Terms 
'FCONOMY USED CARS bed Auburr Ot Sag. PE 4-2131. Sharp. 
| 33 R&H. 
  
'56 FORD VICTORIA, CLUB CPE. 
Black and white, clean. shatp. HURON MOT OR SAI. 2 
FOM, R&H_ $100 and take over--axt WAYS A GOOD SELECTION O 
payments, 3356 Sunnycrest. Wal- USED CARS 
nut Lake MAyfair 6-1229. Z “932 w_ _HURO® FE vn 
-33 FORD CUSTOMLINE 4 DR> 
mo bE deel 2066 vor 72" Pat DET cy t 
ye soe ee bee Pl mo hs THE PRICE y nou 
IS RIGHT : ‘ 
“33 Nash. 2 - dr $345 
‘52 Pontiac sedan $175 4 D N R Nash, “ar $ 65 
Roger's Sales & Service yf 
695 Auburn Ave FE 2-055 OR TRADE IN 
ECONOMIZE-— GO RAMBLER - 
‘87 FORD. GOOD CONDITION $10  XTAXES, AND _°58 PLATES ary take over payments 
‘317 FORD CONVERTIBLE, LIKE Ve tt 
ipl 1530 8. Bald-’ new, private He 
win Rd. PE 7 
CLEAN 
$100. Call FE 8-6. 
‘33 FORD V-8. 4 DR. ft station wacon 
er 138 $495 MI 6-5353 or 
Today Only 1957 Oldsmobile. 
out. 1 owner. low mileage — 
$1995 
HOUGHTEN & SON YOUR _ FRIENDLY OLDSMOBILE 
AND GMC | EALER 
aguar, Austin 5 
uid deer Porsche, Aifa, Romeo 
MAIN. ROCHESTER 
- L 1-9761 _ 
‘34 FORD, TAKE OVER PAY- 
ments of $2499 mo 2344 Jones 
Off Hatchery Rad 
, 388 T BIRD NEW $3,78258 ASK for George Milton Hareld Tur- 
pe. Ford MI 4-750 
1953 FORD VIC 
This is a_one owner automobile. 
38.000 actual wiles R&H, stan- 
dard shift. Royal 
walls Runs perfect. Price is right 49 eee ~ Rat 
spotless can f 
Master white | MODELS AVAILABLE 
$4750 PER MONTH 
SPECIAL PAYMENT PLAN 
CALL OR ASK FOR 
EDDIE NICHOLAS AT Midwest 6-5300 
SCHUTZ MOTORs . 
$3 cen PE ier PVT OWNER 
QUALITY USED CARS OUTE ia"; BUICK LAKE ORION MY 2 
IN 
Rd, aut 
ee cPTA oe 
30. Elizabet!. Lake FE 
56 PONTIAC “CATALINA ~ RADIO 
heater Hydramatic Power 
Steering. Poh! brakes 2 tone 
$1395 R R. Motors, 724 Oak- 
land. PE 43900 R&C RAMBLER | 
Our Slogan 
We a Far anv deal 
z 2-0149 
SPECIAL. DEM O SALE 
Air cond., P-Steering 
Power Lock. Elec. win- 
Complete ‘Serve 8 am. till 9 pm. 
48 PONTIAC 6 2 DR STD. SHIFT 
Clean inside and out, Good tires 
Exc. motor. OR 3-8901 
  PEOPLES AUTO 8ALES 3) PONTIAC. HYDRA R&H_ Klin) Oakland FE 2-2381 | or take over payments FE 5-0489 
38 --ROADSTER | 5-8490 ‘48 PONTIAC. HYDRA, NEEDS 
wine Sc ee FE tse “$8 plates. $65. Cal] EM 3-0450 
“37 ‘$5 PONTIAC CATALINA. HYDRA 
"cau Fe eal vets Ree R & H. Power brases Clean. FE 
Bright nee 
OP a 
FOR INSPECTION   
      
All Prices/| bisylaxed 
on Wiodshields 
SHOP EARLY 
JEROME'S “Bright Spot’ 
Olds-Cadillac: Dealer 
JOrchard Lake at Cass’ 
FE 8-0488 
/ WILLMAN, 1958. TIP-TOP CONDI- tion, Leather upholstery and white 
RA MBLER 
      a So 
HASKINS- 
Spring Specials 
radio. heater 
$548 1933 Chevrolet 2-door 
ohare 
1957. Willvs Jeep new engine and 
new tires $505 
1954 Cherreiet Bel Air hardtop 
powerglide and radio $778 
1954 Chevrolet 216 ¢door wagon, $795 power glide and radio 
JUST YOUP CAR DOWN 
‘Haskins Chev. 6751 sone Highway at MIS 
MAple 5-5071 Open Nites til ® 
1953 ro DR. _ BONTIAC CLEAN 
low mileage. FE | FE 5- 
| ‘$1 PONTIAC, 2 revte | Ran. . NO 
rust. $135. FE 
oe os PONTIAC DR. DELUXE. 
‘82 PONTIAC. EXCELLENT CON- 
dition, FE 4-0123_ 
PONTIAC SES CAT LOADED 
$2,825. OR 3-2728. 
1953 PONTIAC CATALINA. NICE 
  se a walls, call FE 2-403) car. No down payment Assume 
0 MERCURY Sine PAINT, R&H,. sma!l monthly payments Lucky 
eas good E 8-8554 875 Auto Sales, 193 5 Saginaw FE 
surling 4-7214 ; x 
37 MERCURY MONTEREY. ¢ DR 1955 __ 
extras. $2,000. MA 6-1667 ee Peese cae 
aL MER CU RY cus COUPE. PONTIAC STARCHIEF a ereo ransmission es! 
Reasonable offer MY 3-7061,. CaTAtsns Se seeroe after 6 p . ot 1 
NASH. 1951 STATESMAN R & H RY TER Overdrive. ali original, no rust L. ‘VR i ROME 
A real buy at $245. No money dn ROCHESTER wa DEALER 
: HE BARGAIN LOT oL Hunter Bivd at Haynes Birm_ PONTI IAC jou - ebaw. || VERY _ MI 6-44 La clean, 1930 Plymouth sedan. 1947 
oo = Plymouth, very good. 197 South 
Get Wi ise. ad conomize — ' 1953 STUDE. 2-DR. OVERDRIVE. 
R &-H. Absolutely no money dn * 08 mo 
Parks at Call ae Mer... 3 
toe +7500, Hi 3 5 ts Ford { 
|. Assume payments of $17 
; aroid | od UDEBARER sP OR Ts 
  
    
  
      
    LEAVING FOR SAN. FRANCISCO. c ‘| 
_ 451 8 Saginaw at Raeburn tg chien ouppnees ond Bite erive. ale 4 -” 1 Fo. 0 Goo CONDITION $100 NEW & USEB-CARS —- on a EL sTODe- 
Auto Service —— 8t rece “GOING NORTa PARI Big Orchard fake Ave. ae a. TX —— RIL! SPENCE | Nits. Power 1956. like . E load Either way FE 5-6806 / Tyee EM 30081, “H Riggins RAMBLER SA1.ES & SERVICE new, Only $ = ce * 2-9101 . Open Eves. / 38 nls Saginaw FE | ne eae 
« CITY AUTO: ed i “CADILLAC 7? PASSENGER SHARPIES TAKF OVER PAYMENTS ON | bshs | Reser BCCHA = 
RADILATORS Wanted Us Cars — 88 limousine inexc cond - farmerly oe station wagon, fal car = Olds 747 §t. Clatr, “vetore| Overdrive. Runs v sood. me 
A . H : . Se Sn Ire used as a funeral home limousine t - rust. or best offer. MAytfatr All work guaranteed Special this A-l PRICES on ocae ke “Ob Smooth syto tran with = 1953 Nash Ambassador A-1. full “OLDSMOBILE 6-6097 
pall plies eit coe cars On 3-6015 smeew & seats Redo, 3) nect- 1983 ior customune . 1 a. For top quality sew car trade-ins ‘« we LYS 4 WHEEL DRIVE 
oO ee 7 davs a mech oui ec a AS MUCH AS $30 FUR JUNK AND ers. “backup lights, extra heavy pri ar a * * 9495 “to . Motor ov rhauled. $365, FE 
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