in and half snow as'the fect sae es : "FONTIAG, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIDT. 1958 —88 PAGES ees. Innaing x Die Hit Rin Circuit Judge Timothy Quinn of Caro is available for assignment fo preside over trial of Dr. Neil H. Sullenberger’s suit against Pon- tiac General Hospital. * *« * State Court Administrator Mere- dith Doyle said unofficially in Lan- sing today that he is prepared to assign" Judge Quinn to go to work in Pontiac tqmorrow if Oakland qualify themselves beforehand from hearing the case. Quinn of Caro May Get = Sullenberger’s Lawsuit Starting Tuesday County’s four circuit judges dis-| FES Risinse’s Field End of Journey By DICK SAUNDERS senile cemasiebeclaiile dauears ‘ricky Airport, became the scene of the second worst civilian air disaster in Michigan history last night. Only the crash of a Northwest airline plane which sank in Lake Michigan with 68 aboard in June, 1950, tops last night’s disaster. ~ Many times in the past, huge airliners have flown low the-small tract of soil on their way to or from the strip several hundred feet away. , At approximately 11:16 p.m. one missed the strip. A Capital Airlines Viscount fell 2,300 feet short and ee eile | Victim ka DR. RICHARD A, DURYEA Kin of Oakland People Victims | Bloomfield Man’s Son Killed While Family Spent Easter Here AT Killed as Capital Airl rashes, Burns in Mic cm ke * Issue Complete List of Victims :: in Air Crash Mrs, William K. Lee, Bay City. Mr, and Mrs, Earl Pelton, Sag- Falls, Ohio. E. Stanton Ely, Saginaw. wrecka 25 From State Perish in Field Near Midland CAA May Gather Pieces of Viscount, Reconstruct It. Like Jigsaw Puzzle (From Our News Wires) MIDLAND — A Capital Airlines Viscount plane crashed and burned in a spring snowfall last night, killing all 47 persons aboard, inelud- ing 25 from Michigan. Bodies were scattered acréss a wide area. Charred bodies were found in the shattered crashed about 11:16 p.m. and Saginaw who rushed to the scene were quick into a corn- at the southwest rt, exploded and burned, strew- cg eens ret ¢ over @ sea of mud. The airport serves Midland, Saginaw, and Bay City. There was some confusion whether the plane exploded - and crashed, or crashed and exploded. *& & (* Ronald A. Wenzel, 24, living at Freeland, 10 miles dis- tant, said he saw the explosion. Capital Airlines headquarters at Washington said it had no information on an explosion before the crash. A Civil Aeronautics Authority investigator said to- day that a jigsaw puzzle technique may be necessary to determine the cause of the crash. Russell Laubaugh, CAA investigator from Detroit, said, “we may gather up all the pieces of the plane, tnove them te a workshop and reconstruct it as well as possible.” Laubaugh said that the CAA will also look into the “fly- ing habits” of the pilot and co-pilot to determine what type of approach patterns they used. aps °° Meanwhile, Capital’s Washington office sajd the air- line has logged 6,900,000,000 passenger miles since its last passenger fatality in 1949, x * * 7 O. D. Picard, Capital Airlines district‘manager at ‘the airport, said that although it was snowing heavily, the pilot of the four-engine plane gave no indication of trouble during a radio conversation before the crash: He said the pilot had been cleared to land. Hundreds of emergency workers from the atea rushed te the scene to battle the blaze and extricate the bodies from the tangled wreckage. The task of” many hours was hampered by snow and mud. ° The bodies were taken to the private hangar of Dow had County News Duryea : James J. Wiltsie, Springfield, been assigned, was'to be asked!’ mayorials ..........-. veces 6 | Waukee on business mbt va ml. Chemical Company. today to sign an order officially) “Norkets ......... sieiesavie wife, Mary Elizabeth, and their * * * disqualifying “ himself. Judge! opitearics ..........+. vesss 16 | one-year-old daughter, had been Wr son Churchill ; Capital identified the aircraft's crew as Capt. William an pars aeent: ag ts oh ag bie. sssesevevesees .. 19-21 | visiting the senior Duryeas over |YVINSTON | ill Gone | 5 sun, 44, of Westwood, NJ., First Officer Earl Binckley would ~~, vag, Theaters ........csvsseeves 22 | the Easter weekend, ‘ ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. w —j| of Levittown, N.Y., and hostess Ruth Denecke of Jackson “The two other local judges,| Tyee mes nn -""' ay | Reportedly killed in the crash} Winston Churchill was reported | Heights, N.Y. Frank L. Doty and H, Russel Hol-| is Was’... 404 was a Clark Field, believed to be} stolen yesterday from the wax| gounp FOR CHICAGO land, have remained on the side- ieee the brother-in-law of Ralph Hj museum of the Steel Pier. He lines. They have said they had n0| s..sue “might Spot” Nevds Sharp) 50ckus, Of 1276 Hillside Dr. Bir-/ was in illustrious . Ben- The plane; No, 67, was bound from Newark, N.J. to Chi- official involvement with the case.'ssrs. ‘see's. Top $, FE $-00t. mingham, \ jamin Franklin was missing, too. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) eT ee Ne ea Te 200 Taken Off Harsen’s Island Fishermen, Cottagers Trapped Overnight ‘by Ice Floes ALGONAG (®— Nearly 200 fish- ermen and cottagers were rescued from Harsen’s Island yesterday aft- - er being stranded overnight by ice floes blocking the north channel of the St. Clair River. a a The group, lured to the small body of. land Saturday by balmy weather, huddled on the shores or in their cottages until the Coast Guard cutter Ojibway fought its way through piled-up ice -which had halted the ferry to the island. The island is about a quarter of ae mile off Algonac. Many of those who stayed over- night slept in their cars while others stayed at cottages without lights or water. A few attended Easter services at two island churches. hm os Saturday night. Many were taken off by the’ Ojibway. Two car fer- ries, the Champion and Harsen’s Island, took cars and passengers to the mainland yesterday in the wake of the Ojibway. ® “*: It was the first time in 15 years that the channel had been blocked. Lad Killed When He Darts Into Car's Path poh F : i E by E. H. SIMS Does lightning always strike the discharges we call lightning @ccur in the elouds and never reach Aerial lightning is of relatively lke to See Opener WASHINGTON (INS) — The |. White House announced today that President Eisenhower will attend the opening game of the 1958 baseball season next Mon- day between the Washington Sen- ators and the Boston Red Sox. CREW OF VISCOUNT — Killed in the crash N. J., of their Viscount plane last night were (left to right) Capt. W. J. Hull, of Washington Township, © aN from Viscounts have been flown for five years in Europe with- out serious accident. 7 Capital Lauds - Crew of Three Killed in Crash News Flash Wet Easter for Most of U.S. Storms Poun By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Stormy .weather,. with snow, | rain and strong winds, pounded d Northeast The Weather Fell U.S. Weather Bureau Report PONTIAC AN VICINITY — Mostly nertheriy winds 15-25 w hour and gusts gradually @ tenight and tomerrew. Dewntewn Temperatures wae cp wade ii «a. 3 miles on iminishing or ned esaverens 38 eeeweeres Om EF De BMavcsee vee eeeeeeeeee ‘Petay in Pentice j 93 SPO, Gemeente preceding 8 0. my At § & 2 Wind velocity 30-33 mp.h. rection: Bun sete at 7:04 p. m. Sus rises at 6:04 a. m. Moon sets at 8:25 «. m. Moon rises at 12:38 a. m, seer cee renee eee 2SS8Se33 FA oe 8 “Sassenseazenessexl © MESSRsues ! f a if | q r ta itty i ‘(Continued From. Page One). State Troopers posts reach-| peaceful cornfield, ce oa sic, rcs ann ang Reine, Seo nt da : urge airport baggage trucks would carry|!#'s ee ket al pay pnt ; iy Fe a : Ba * '°! Red Cross, and Civil Defense work- With stunning silence, € ilbese wid eee ic Men went, about the task in anj‘T® ™Ade up the team. ons contig -2 sani try, it has been comparatively free|* almost autematic, machine - like owned by the Dow Chemical Com-|" 5,0 end fivel way. There-was little conversation:|. Almost a mile from the once|pany, pe ed dey 3 Fa dag = “Im the shadow of a looming |propeller broke loose from an air =< x * * airliner, much like the twisted carrying 34 peryons while fy. e ot 4 2s 47 Die as Plane 2232 22s the task of identification Mary Lippert, Roches- f ms was being carried out. As weary] ter, Minn. The plane landed sately. TASNES UNL SEAEC sac ritercwtne ert) aaetee aye tardy we ‘ more and more sheet-covered ‘vic- = vk eee : tims bore namie tags. Capital airliner made an emert- (Continued From Page One) Hows Go sane Deagenet oes SS | ‘Raa cago and serviced intermediate points. It was an hour and plane ig er gage fey . P a half late in reaching the Tri-City Airport. Its previous ground. Others | - = stops included Detroit and Flint. (ecient ove yeoman: "pea FLASABULBS - « « x ein wae eras a ae. : ie ; Harry Shafer of Fiint, who said he was sitting in a | *”*” ‘ . parked plane awaiting arrival of the airliner, sald, “I was enegn fired: fu pnee looking out the window when the plane nosed and explod- /1,. crash scene until daylight. Sur- éd. A lot of flames shot up ini the air.” veying the disaster as men trudged At least 25 of the dead were from Michigan. nee one, OS eee _ ‘One of the victims was Mrs, Ralph Schweltzer, wite of |. ‘ee Meneans Sth fe Se OP the newly appointed general manager of the Grand Rapids “Only. a few seconds,” he whis- Herald. ‘ pered, and turned back with the ira: @ilknidinle, a ain dv tallip SalGincke aap Bea wm ip Mee apd wpapie- h City where the Schweitzers had lived prior to his appoint- enh: Soaey Saning : “Take BAW or eclor ment April 1. wee dibaamibes ere, Schweitzer was en route from Grand Rapids to the |PILOT SHAKEN F Mode! airport by car when the plane crashed. ¢ _ |. One pilot amtiong the first to have RADIANT reached the scene stood at the aati FLY TO SCENE airport's administration building. | : « 30x40 Capital officials and Civil Aeronautics Authority in- His eyes were like stone, his face 912.98 vestigators flew to the crash scene from Washington. The gore con a ty a Velse i Capital officials were aboard a Viscount. he said shakily. He was to have { = * “ne Ye . |piloted @ morning flight leaving Saans Vales sve looks. ie WASH Th ™ oy the airport. 1 "-““sn eee eae e Viscount is powered by Rolls ce turbine en As the wereld were relieved REVERE gines harnessed to propellors to combine the characteris- /.54 the sounds of disaster dimin- Smm Movie Projector tics of jet and conventional piston-type engines. ished, the rumble of planes close ‘nih Sates Capital has 58 other Viscounts — the only airline overhead began again. 0 Valve in the nation te use them — and has employed the 7 eas 88” planes for almost three years. Most of the craft carry Search Tampa Bay ls 44 passengers. A few hold 46. : : og A oor This was the first time one of the fleet crashed. The projections. $10 ee ‘ **y \ eee 1301 x4 Inches | RUBBER COATED Rack | oe eee & n S 3 He Fai i i 2 i H pl it azt =§ | ig if 4) i ay : By See i fi ug - a = - . 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CROQUET SET FOR Six part: . of the motion picture industry : 4 ger aes ii ap areal ‘RIGHT Movie Council 2%-ConsitimeSaxes Seeks Subsidy |American Cir u ses~~ The Industry ‘Lays an Egg,’ trip to Moscow last winter we took Federal Assistance it was nice to see a wood AFL Film Council wants federal subsidies for the movie industry which, a professor says, has laid an economic egg. 4. he counei] addressed letters to 35 film industry leaders yesterday, HOLLYWOOD u — The Holly-| swinging to and Fh gon? guch ani- La ir ome a united effort to obtain born to Pontiac subsidies, tax relief and other fed-|recorded eral aid, Clerk's office, Only the father’ pe * x« * name is used, It cited .a study by Dr, Irving Bernstein of UCLA's Institute of Industrial Relations, which said in “The economic performance since World War II hag been something less than colossal. In fact, it hag jaid an egg.” - From 1946 to 1956, weekly at- tendance at movies dropped from the request of the council, which gunerence ‘A. represents organized labor in|“ 8. films vay fet = * * a 1 be a5 There were 742 actors eee oe Avon contract In 1946. In 1956 there eC cena 1215 Gettisbure ee oe the same period. One hundred few-\ Wives Finish Drunks mum of named Pat Vaido, whe be een ee sized County Births | [ WHAT'S MY. a pone gy ay aks ed gra ~~ religion collec 0 appears under qrrow, reading downward. e Dd. van View a. Conper : ee ae Pen fuerte ae ¢ 3 1 SHINOFA 2 SHOE. : 3 SADEH: 4 DEERNI / § AGGUE 6 REHES 7 LONNY “own Ow Seturday's answer: thirD, diemOnd, mounD, Geme, sEcond, umpike, © — Whot's My Line, tne. Score. | am Walter Alston. i it a ee i ie eeeeeeere Reg. $19.99 Flying Rings! 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There's nearly nine feet of level floor space fo this wagon with Ro ae try ime ede ner ay like all 58 Fords, _ Stowaway seat tucked away and tailgate down. What's more, like all Ford wagons, its hes. same Magia: Povey in male vers pereang ont prea eee re | we igo cn bop wth jt ot hand! Let your Ferd Dee eerste. BJ "room FOR TEN LITTLE INDIANS OR NINE BIO CHIEPS IN THE COUNTRY SEDAN!” petapls yout gmsagale Wilk Cali: te with four big doors, Because Ford sells half again as many petitor, all six Ford woe eee ts & "SPECIAL OFFER FROM FORD’ Best-selling guide to the latest wrinkles in leisure-hour fun — mel "YOULL BE PROUD AS A PEACOCK WITH A NEW : “Sspe bat nin pa oe ay, wa TAKE Te COUPON TO YOUR FORD DEALER iaheairic ia ec i sin. a8 OBS a og Ai fh Saabs pele tinny 0g ee caeitiete Ties you Personal Service. a is your Repeneee rans to the: ~ company. 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Huron LAWSON REAL ESTATE 1327 Auburn Rd., Rochester OL 1-161! O’NEIL REALTY © : 262 S. Telegraph 3-7103 REALTOR PARTRIDGE 1050 W. ‘Huren IVAN W. SCHRAM | “$42 Joslyn MAU wee WATSON $11 W. Sth. Rochester porris par SON 752 W. Huron FE 4-1557 ~_— ¢ “RCA Victor a TV¥.03 Sheriff Bans eae With Visitors to Jail All Other Make TV, Radios, Phonos,- Hi-Fi and Tape Recorders! - AlsoExpert Appliance Service On All Make : AUTOMATIC and WRINGER WASHERS and REFRIGERATORS — . [shocking sheriff to issde this order to his’ : Sea (chief jailer: “ “You will immediately instruct) WHAT IN THE WORLD? — Air view records . $4,750,000 annually. It contains 96 miles of track all visitors under your supervision | a surrealistic impression of the New York Cen- with a total capacity of 7,873 cars and has such |that demonstrations of affection, tral's riewly opened 14-milliondollar Robert R. advanced features of electronic automation as a (other than a kiss of greeting and| ‘Young Yard, named in memory of the railroad closed circuit television network, a magnetic |# kiss goodbye, are out of line in; company’s ‘late president. Covering 675 acres _ memory. which memorizes destination of each |‘he lobby. If any prisoner - has and stretching for four miles just west of Elk- : ‘ visitors and they proceed to ss just car, analog computers, electric eyes and radar. a eeticalens af ih f i Add te WKC service | 45 North Perry St. FE 2-0711 bart, Ind., the electronically controlied freight The magnetic memory, when called upon later, medi - yard, called the most modern in the world, is automatically routes each car onto the correct = cso grin leave thd ate expected to pay for itself in three years by re- one of the 72 classification tracks (above) on and the prisoner will be immedh| Gucing the Central's operating expenses some which outbound trains are built. ately returned to his cell.” : e Save 554” On This Brand New 1958 222 Speed Queen LAUNDRY OUTFIT! 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Matching lounge choir available. be Sr cee THe § 108 NORTH SAGINAW Mi | \ ee . \ LL PELE LE LLL LN LLL GEN RELL NG Ae Nea . ; ; . a * ' ' ‘ ; ij 5 : : ‘ i. * ae i F : ? vo ee ne ae ‘ Ves | = : iain _| THE PONTIAC PRESS | Oakland Townships Hold Generally Okay Area Student fiemeZamee’ | | Increased Funds | Wins Award = jet ake Ovfon Decisions Uncertain’: in |: Walled Lake Girl Given |Sian mast Southfield, Novi Due to | $2,000 Scholarship by |o/ciosk this evening Incorporation Prospects Alcoa Foundation ge cA wth Das oct eee * + village incorporation could The four-year scholarship {s|DeMolay way the Senge, granted to children’ of employes of|"™" and the opportunity to rule on other|Fi¢st Leg Work "Gayle to the, daughter, ot Mac ouibs ae wet erase Commerce Township wPY Store Manager| winterverry st. Mr. schenck, an (by the publication, the largest crowds on record at alF Oils Jewel Thiet | sta meuineewe wt the Detrot line 1958-59 fiscal year. Two men were looking at men's| - i the The new budget represents an jrings at Shaw's Jewelry Store, scholarships |™able ‘Increase of about $12,900 over the |N. Saginaw St., at 4:15 p.m. Sat- being awarded fits seer te Aes oe : After teen-age vandals stole three| GRi _|From Japan ‘on Time seamed street and through parking) Aft ale ale GREENBRIER, Ark. (INS) pa The interest rate will be 6 per i t ES si i of rf , | ut J j a 1 ga : i i £286 41 ,-} 8g & . “OSSD tn thle revolutionary oeif-einding wabeh Take a new Cadillae—point its hood toward some distant destina- _ ‘Then consider how easy the car is to.handle! It ie incredibly Despite the decrease in the Ba hrwer hig) —phampaeninge res oh ge mae - tion—and watch what happens! hha agile and responsive—and wonderfully smooth and level of ride. budget, Supervisor Eugene Swem Other Oyromatic 99 Jowel watches n sailons steel, 14K gold te $200. We would be willing to wager that day’s end would find you far _ Infact, if you have selected the extra-cost option of air suspension, ann at, fave watiae pane Gstaad bo cin aod of anata. closer to journey’s end than you could ever have imagined! you can scatvely detect the presence of the road. _ @ause estimated revenue will be We say this because we know how tempting distance is when . And think of your pride and contentment! The very knowledge. ‘ * fess, ae PAY ONLY 10% DOWN —10% A MONTH . it is seen through the wigdshield of the “car of cars”. * _.. that your motor car is so highly admired and so widely respected Sarai cnseme het ee as First of all, imagine how comfortable and rested you would be! . %4ds its own reward to each and every mile. toe The seat-cushions are soft and deep and perfectly contoured. The You ought to try it soon. Your dealer will be happy to explain 1 gtecting wheel is ideally positioned ;. . there is wonderful spacious- the virtues of Fleetwood eoacherafting—and to give you the facts - pean in every direction .,.and vision is wide and clear. —-==—=_on every model, ingluding the exclusive Eldorado Brougham. STANDARD OF THE WORLD FOR MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY. ‘ JEWELERS VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER ) ss| 16 West Huron St, Pontiac == «FE 2-0294 — ——— irae neti em eye A Page — — sep ‘a ee by BD "" JBROME OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC. = iiss Sle nay ne pgranand a nctiaai tlhe 280 $, Saginaw St.” . F ,, Mich, lee all 4 iyo | Be 7 : a Nr te \e ce * z j : : 3 ’ ; pr ‘ “i” 7 * : ‘ial : \ <<. { \ ‘ \ i a : \ \, 3 . ( ‘ : \s ae 7 : y) 5: . 3 : : x : ‘ ; hensively today. San Franciseo Bay. : are a : As weathermen predicted no/rain fell during a weekend storm|*"©4 ner Mf heavy rain in the immediate fu-|between Eureka in the Valley and WEAN ture, the director of the state dis- Maria in central California. |45t0, in the same ' aster office for the 16 north coast } x9 _ Weary workers cousities warned that “the next 24 sudden, jump in flooding at more hours will be the most .critical.’’|also could cause ‘trouble where some neighborhoods William Ward Jr. explained that|of heavy snow hanging on the|¢vacuated voluntarily. tt ‘because feservoirs are full, “we'sides of mountains. £ oh es ' 13,522 tons. Keir rll cn be held beck|ra Nevada the ck_ was 3|bave bn Ded ht Ge 380 fen rte ra ve the four ; now by dams inches Saturday and that reading|in northern California, the last! 1952 total. om s ORCHARD LAKE ROAD OPEN DAILY ‘TIL 9 P. M. OPEN SUNDAY ‘TIL 5 P. M. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quentities _ WHY. 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M. to 5:30.P,M. 10:00 A.M, to 9:00PM: TEL Sain eee a oo OP ee omy 2 a mh a wm Easter Sunday was a family day in (front right) and Gerald. They were "Entering St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church met Sg most households.’ This photographed at Marimons Baptist Sunday to attend an Easter Mass were Mr. and Mrs. pride iheti: sh tending church with the family, a¢did—. Church as usher Clarg’ Titsworth Gerald, Moody of East Walton boulevard and their “ my brother's called him on the Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Guy of Wea. showed them to their seats before the. daughter, Sally Ann. _Mr. and Mrs, telephone. He was not at Walton boulevard and sons, Robert service began: y f Donald H. at the time but was ex; . on ‘ fe | - Johns of calling that my brother would A ; 3 / Murphy "be back ig about « half hour ae ¢ rs ; * and = F MWomens Section an : me for him to call again : Mr. and Mrs. tn thnks that Tshld hve ; Po Themes E. and had him (my brother) call Home From South — ™ix So a . Lindsay street wrong to ask to, call on op Mrs. vee ) Wise (nee Diane Euler) of De- gre parents = ‘ returned to their home follow- Maternal grandparents are of the Anvosr: would have boon ing a 10-week vacation in the Harold B. Eulers of Ot- more polite if you had. said, Clearwater, Fla. tawa drive. Mrs. Russell C. bridegroom My brother will be back in a Ay aR BEVINE aa Mrs. H. Erwin Gottschalk of , Spe staged tend te paternal grandparents | ae MRS. JOHN D. DEVINE Tay trans Sey ericngn tareay we ada J. Johns Weds © Kansas , Mo, begun practice teaching for eo : . me cet gees eae gene, «10 Candlelight Ceremony ~~ * * ames VenCleave of. - on AWest Iro- Cadillac avenue, is teaching: and candelabra banked shoulders and formed quois road fo a three- bookkeeping, typing and com- os amar of Dolaw Dente pee apres week vacation in Florida are bined studies. 3 Church for the Saturday eve- -,swng held the nose veils, and. | Mr. and Mrs, Robert B. Tarr. ere Se Cen ning wedding uniting Sandra = ied white baskets of ! Servi nates bead of Nelson street, is working in Devine The cand cr ivy with variegated pink car- t ef Gils year's Universtiy: of ee ee many way af ty te nations and miniature roses. / Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Stierer Seventh grade general shop the presence of 300 guests. ious a tea on Kens Cy ge ee en ee ee ee | versity in 1943. Xenos of West New York ave- Johns of Murphy avenue are day seebedh. stan wean'ad lone ¢ * 2 4 = peneete of Sie Nattas Pas ee. ported blossoms. / On. the University of Mich- groom bos ~ ; ATTEND BRIDEGROOM campus, Marcia M. Thom- . : Mrs. Thomas E. Devine of as daugher of Mr, and Mr pr a ear Lindsay street. el ee eel se et “Lee ‘Thelaas of Eason a Shades GOWNED IN SILK Robert Devine, James Devine, a: eww ee ae zag For her wedding Sandra Kurt Diver and Leonard Roeb- , Pestue Prow Phetes 8 JNdependent women living for choosing a makeup. Skin — bombazine fashioned with prin- © Campbell, cousin of the bride, | f Pi , in residence halls. She is 4 / tone determines what shades — cess lines accented by a V- . acted 96 ringbearer. i: / Leaving Grace Lutheran Church Genesee avenue. From left to right sophomore inthe College of of foundation, powder and lip- ” jecidine, long, tapered sleeves _ PC e * : unday after the Easter services are descending the stairs are Mr, Vought, Nereing. oe te stick 0 ware use. — and @ chapel train. The bodice Fort a reception held at Pon- jthe Max Vought- family of South Jack, Jerry and Mrs. V ought. alice es ed « Pg. hae BA gore and toes side sends Setoret tie Federal Savings and Loan . appliques of French Building, Mrs. Johns chose a f “/ ee AT ie cee hee eer Se et a fecat deen of Cop bles wi pe : are Mr. ‘ . pearls. ip dropped * Program Scheduled for Tuesday . aed : the gown extended to «hip See eae mien ea yo, b. - s on rape which swept bidium orchids on Ler purse. ‘ ‘cale Job's D hters H r forming a huge bow. Mrs. Devine wore pele pick Cantata to Be Heard by Musicale Job's Daughters Fono ee) eee ‘i : | Grand Q £ Michi singled mot cd soaf'toaris | State’ ier pure cunpleted * pontiac ‘Tueglay Musicale Hohmeyer; violinist; Allee played by Christine Home FONG \JUCEN O ICHIQOM) ., seed tees ant ete eee : will meet in Grace Engram, mezzo ~ soprano; berget, who studied with Mrs. ; : silk French illusion, and she >. Tee | Lutheran F Hall. A Christine Harnsberger, pianist, johang Harris, and became Madison Junior High School was Grand Bethel-olficers present carried ‘an arrangement of Before leaving on a trip to | cantata of /Iamentation for ahd Flora Wager cellist. The terested in Harris music. - the for & eve. included Connie Osmer of Owes- white miniature roses and lil- Niagara Falls and Canada the mezzo-soprano, violin, cello cantata will be “Abraham Lin- Mrs. Harnsberger initiated the setting Saturday : oe, conker ; Gayle Lam- _ ies-of-the-valley on a Bible new Mrs. Devine charted to : and piano/will be presented. coln’ Walks at Midnight” by = Th scii* Ce te. score and ing Teception and dinner £V8A sain. of junior prin» which had belonged to her Pa- navy blue chemise with navy Participants will be Jean The piano part will be tation of tile compentiion. Order ,of Job's Daughters, for ror, were a gift of the bridegroom. corsage from her bouquet. Up- : J . Mary’ Moore, grand honored ie Maid of honor Carol Young on their return the newlyweds f Alice Engram, mezzo - 8% of michigan. The reception and dinner were 454 bridesmaids Nancy Moats, wit reside in Plains Sisterhood Slates Talk panes ee | ee + * isek ea May wenn Se frees tegen soem, ne Dee eS t Wahr Sister OO ates Lalk .- Protheroe and Isic presiding over the event was Patricia Zielke, portraying Miss "Hubbell were gowned alike in ee ee manana Fad did graduate work at ok gee 's life. To the. pink’ nylon chiffon creations Jean Wahr of Fulton to ey, 3 liard, School ‘of Music, as well Janet Kneale, honored queen of Moore's lite. ke featuring fitted bodices and _ Protect Clothing — ng ge ha «, “Speaking at Temple Beth dent in the 100-year history of a8. concert, et ae kat hee tee. ba Betty Cap =. i" ~— Bashore fall, gathered —floor-length eI eS Se See eo Paced April 5 at Spm.wil MN eg cody SAU ake ng. of Owosso, guardian; Lynn Brown 2 * jiee. eee Clothes jammed into each oth- The bride-elect attends Mc- *be Durward B. Varner, vice At the mer night ham Conservatory of Musidias of Midland, associate guardian; Miss Moore, Beverly Kneale, / 2 2 er every which way? That's Auley School of Practical . See aoe nctiog OF BIGtOTR DS aM well as with her private pupils, Mrs. Sees Cates See SON Cee te conrad beaver oe ese oe bel Nees, Sane Som Nursing: and ther flance i 9 _ “gation at Michigan and is a soloist in the Birming- ian., and . Pauline Jackway received majority degree | drape room a re § mudent at Ferris Institute. ? “versity. rel neck on the Rochester ham Presbyterian Church, of Detrolt, guide. honorary membership. “terial that extended over the delicate fabrics, a padded wedding date has been an- : gids Branch of Michigan State Uni- Jean E, Hohmeyer, violinist, a hanger. nounced. A ao For the past seven years he ee © Se ® versity. Husbands of Sisterhood members and all groups of City Federation of Women’s Clubs have been invited:to hear Mr. Varner speak. Winston Party Reveals News of Engagement Architecture and Design. it * * bridegroom. was graduatéd from the Uni- « versity of Michigan and the - ' University of Michigan Law - \ 4 School. He is a member of. ‘ ia \ y m J i % : P \ | cad ellen on Flora Wager, tion of Music Clubs, As Fed- » eration Day guest speakers, the club will have Mrs. Donald B. Hogue, who is junior club coun- selor for the state, ee George Never Moore oe, (center . )- _ honored ‘queen of Bethel Five, and Kay Lee. senior princess of Bethel Janet Kneale, © guardian of Bethel Five, and Mrs. Charles m secretary of Bethel Five and Over las of punch Mes. = 3 Grand ‘Honored Queen “Mary Moore, “di a mother ,of a* xs - ‘aie. 1): theentweien t0°thenee: from your operator can guarantee | No Appoiainéal Wosescey HOLLYWOOD!" 78¥i North Soginaw St. _ OVER BAZLEY’S ' FE 8-3560 i= ae WA $ Soteene mow fer $3.75. -| None Higher, | First pic Church were : Jo Ann - : of : ithe Nelson ‘A. TODAY . DAY, HALF-DAY and EVENING SHORTHAND — TYPEWRITING — HIGHER — BOOKKEEPING — BUSINESS (+ ADMINISTRATION — SECRETARIAL — CALCULATOR SUBJECTS COMPTOMETER and OTHER A The Business Institute 7. W. Lawrence PLA Le Lee ee ee Phone FE 2-3551 Visit the School. Phone, or Return This Ad for Bulletin ee 2 Fever TTT i ree) 3 VETERAN ‘APPROVED i z : fs iy gE i FLUF F-DRY SERVICE [te Po wb Cac] DRY CLEANERS 7-Hour Service at Our 3 Lecetions: ‘ment of hyacinths and feathered Jo Ann Roberiog? Speaks Vows in First Baptist Rite tus Fashion Slore i In the ient Heart of Mrs. mee and Eastern sichini College. bridegroom will be ‘graduated| H re . Cues a have been recruited by Spring ; June. He is a member of Kappa! J. Phi Alpha fraternity. The couple registration. Signs were painted t a Larmon Smith. will live on Francis street. Season Trims full figures | AFTER EASTER SALE of SUIT S for today’s new |= chemise-look fashions greens and deep orchid carnations, | ‘and she wore a white nylon picture| hat. j * * * | Mrs. Robert Pickett, Mary Lou Lackie and Carolyn Lingle, brides- maids, ‘dresses of pale orchid winsheen ‘featuring full skirts and white lace ‘bodices. The gowns were fashioned ‘with back bows and strearners like ‘the honor maid's. They wore white Park Free F orchid. Jidress, coral coat. and navy and) _|.white accessories. She wore the To receive 300 guests at a recep- tion in the church parlors Mrs. Robertoy chose an aqua silk sheath dress with beige accessories and a buff cymbidium orchid corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a \beige brocade dress with matching _satin trim, pink and white acces- isories and a pink cymbidium x * * For traveling to northern Michi- gan and Mackinac Island, the new Mrs. Lingle chose a navy sheath orchid corsage from her . bridal Don’t Be Playful on the Telephone Guessing games are all right at a party, But the telephone isn’t the place to play them. If you call up someone who hasn't seen you in years when you are visiting in another city don’t be coy and say, “I'll bet you can’t guess who this is.” ’ 4 Here's a SL ecnai sett isilaleee nylon that will WEAR . ,. it’s earned the name 4 - WDependables”! 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Easy Budget Terms or ing about sunbathing. i, 90 Days Cash! ss * The sun is a great source of en- enye _® Furniture Makers ergy and aleo one of the most William Wright ead Upholsterers | reliable sources of vitamin D. Sun- Z = Servin ee ‘bathing and an outdoor life are). 270 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 40558 ‘Over 17 Yecrs of the greatest importance to : Sl orm ge na Wyo red oat Mra.” George man \ =a === af the thous. Toba nteatnes of - | vanced to the office of protector. LOUIS BEAUTY Just don't overdo it! “7 : 2 Yer . Also installed were Mrs. Merle ‘ SHOP ERE This is the time of year when we begin to think | curiess, Ruth; Mrs Christian MEAL ATMOSPH ¢ . PERMANENTS Ariother factor in and| about sunbathing. The sun is a great source of {Theis corr be a eed " _ Complete happiness is the atmosphere in| energy and also one of the most reliable sources of ee kc ae bee — No App't which we eat. This may sound silly vamin D. ° archives; sat. Pree etet but more battles have been lost| “amin 1). Donrdsley,’ beeper: of Grace : : and more indigestion produced at a ! A wig aboee sty star seit: 908 one , OY os ie a - , ‘ : . i ut GD |. -'--.=| Williams Lauds Tie Defense chance epatne "g sia be crane res «tel Williams Lauds Tie Defense |eo-cpance | bers of the family gather together c . | ggs' } g | SPECIAL! . “x": fy [when the cares of the day are put) By ABIGAIL VANBUREN —_— married children and we don't | with and tell your husband to M RO SS Fs re SM * Se] | Ese Ae: EPs | Nal tees | oe ee acaroni to | f | a lovely : y ing sun of-strife and daily prob- friend has advised ‘me of your "| time ago and want to help him. DEAR ABBY: You said there. So ff| P by Annali Onl lems. bow tie story. Thanks for stick- HIS WIFE | {s no excuse for a serviceman |C] uTTie ermanent by ese, y $5 wp Kietai atte: when tier , , It is scientifically tree that you | in UP | DEAR WIFE: Would there | "% writing to his mother or | 44. by Vies| ‘Other Machine, Machineless, and Cold Waves, from $5 have « better appetite, that you | ties. With every good wish, be any LESS scandal if after cuettiont evn © &: & ssly IMTS. arper 1eS} , Styled Hair Cutting—from $1.50 digest your food better, that you 30 years of marriage your hus- | tree little words ( for State Crown in) ) tek ant uguney” bate band suddenly divorced you to | "Wh ‘ny toy friend has been | Mrs. Michigan Race} Annaliese Beauty Shop |v" me serch te, be his, daughters | i the stockade all winter and , aa (Over Tasty Bakery) And the evening meal at home Your husband should stick to | he says they give him only one By JANEP ODELL 801, N. Saginaw St. Open Friday Evening FE 2-5600 |. « wonderful opportunity to pro- you (you're a better wite than ens ar anaes. hak Mare, William E: Harper of Trey ; —ianmameng| OCC good family relations. h bevy " — nab. gk ks’ | yOu ni a one ah ie eae sale —F Complete Corset As II, spring is really notice. , STOCKADE SWEETHEART ithe title _ Michigan | PONTIAC’S. ae ote et es eee * *« * DEAR SWEETHEART: It rs This contest honors : Shop [not yet arrived, you can sense its Seas GOO! viet. ce ee eS bh ee ee pally Se le + A Garment for all types.’ [Today iet me remind you of a farm, One i 19 and ‘ne i onseihe 60 the saeng Gs. The as well as homemaking skills. |= i reconditioning you now one that’s 19 has a car and Cross gives ’ : Consult our Expert have practically on your doorstep. he can pass up his brother right | Service (in and out of stockade) | , Si™ Jcucper red om 4 F CORSETIERS ie Bee Seat aes, your anne on the road walking. and he as auch writing paper as they | Sone GuMares (oe we hee taken a bea ‘t : want. Sorry. Complete Size Range Going, ronpueing wiahs ond cot con bie We gies nee vrs peng yg ge = f from Junior te Stout weather. Why not give that com- same direction. CONFIDENTIAL TO “BIG | choir. She is the new vice presl- ' 3 ° plexion of yours some special treat- The one that's 17 is built as | SPENDER”: Don't give till it | dent of her PTA. A CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED thent? big as the one that's 19. He | hurts—give till it fees good. | | ater of her oldest daugh-| Bie LUBRICATE FAITHFULLY keeps his clothes nicer so the were 1 reply, write |tet’s Brownie troop committee, she | times about skin lubrication, Be he doesn't divorce me and | drawers and gets his clean y a homemaker member of the Troy, faithful about it for a| ™arry her she will smear his | shirts and sox. They cusseach | tisc Press. Enclose a self: iva soa youth Protection Com- 14 N. Saginaw is (Next to Strand Theater) few weeks and watch your com- name. : é other out like mule skinners. addressed, stamped envelope. mittee. i plexion Perhaps you dol He isin business and we have | Why can't they act like broth- Brunch Scheduled | MACARONI CHEESE sourFLE : — , — | Sched : . ee DISGUSTED MOTHER sais fe ipo de sectine: setocnayy ol When mem Chap- Droeessed American cheese DEAR MOM: They do. Cain |ter of Sigma Beta y met | tee ee © and Abel. the ‘North Perry ‘street home: of| } sai onle , chepped A hg etal Mrs, Morgan Siple Jr., plans were; ‘% cup bread crumbs = ; ! 3 eggs, separated 4 DEAR ABBY: I'd like your made for a mother and eaughter| } Pickage ve os) macaroni, cooked opinion. I am 20 and he is 19 |prunch to be held May 11 at Devon pepper and we've been married two /Gabies, Melt cheese and butter or mar-; —_ years. Our little girl is 11 in milk in double boiler. months old and she is a good Card P. Slated In an oven-proof bowl mix the; | baby but very‘ active and a |~O arty mented mage g opateren : eee a held April 16 were made when|™#caronl and season to taste. ny size, style and fabric = so be gave her @ [rae Club met at the home ot Mrs.| arent mixture. Feld in stitty SLU W any 9 ¥ = ee eS Sey Edward Shaw on Hopkins avenue.| beaten egg whites. 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GLASS- LINED HYDRASTEEL* WATER HEATERS oy : — 1 . ‘ : ; ‘ eS. ‘ : : = = : : a ; : ! fe we 4 a y foe. ; he Ge eae. \ { : : es ho. a ; ‘ — . ; “The Store Where Quality Counts! | é Ue rae 3 ite Leama SELLS RUA RE EO OE EO pee ae droekecapy {ya \ . aie SIXTEEN eS, * SS SS SS eS _# et. dec, See Se a. a, i Fe batt = Ss = s F's 8°97 F'4 x ae a} mM - es io atts Ri MO Bae oe, Py Be Be 8. Glin Lo wa eh es FRANK J. CREMER Frank Joseph Cremer, 62, of 3920 Elizabeth Lake Rd., died yes- terday at his home following a long illness. Last employed as a roofer, he was a member of St. Benedict?s Church, American Le- Deaths in Pontiac and Nearby Graveside service will be held Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Oak Hill Cent- etery for Karen Marie Dodd, who died at birth Friday, She was the daughter of Robert Eugene and "Areas Fred (Lucille) Smith, 51, of New: ark Road, who was Jilled Saturday +f SI Lois Marie MclIntyer Dodd of 45 gion, Veterans of Foreign Wars/E. Rutgers. _ and D.A.V, ‘ Surviving besides his wife, Mon- i¢a, are a daughter, Mary Donna, The Rev. G, J. Bersche of Chris- tian Missionary Alliance Church anda ee eee and two sens, Cl and Pat all of Pontiac. Also surviving are MRS. KATHERINE LONGWELL Mrs. Katherine Longwell, 69, of 28 Stowell, died Saturday at her stx sisters, Mrs. Leota Tierman, Mrs, Alice Nyman, Mrs, Irene In- man, Hazel Cremer, all of Munis-jhome after a one-year illness. A ing, Mrs. Rose Mortimore of Sag-|member of q inaw and Mrs. Sarah Vaughan of}Catholic Church, she is survived . Pontiac, and five brothers, An-jby two sons, James and Raymond thony of~St. Ignace, Samuel of| Jewell, both of Pontiac, and two Munising, August, Theodore and/sisters, Mrs, Steward Cole of Green Floyd, all of Pontiac. Rosary service will be Tuesday/ Pontiac. ' at 8 p.m, at the Cremer home on} Rosary will be said at $ p.m. Elizabeth Lake road. or Funeral service will be Wednes-|Home, Prayer service will be held day at 10 a.m, from St. Benedict’s|Tuesday at 8: . Church. Burial will follow in Mt.|ing forthe funeral services at. St. Hope Cefnetery, Arrangements are/Vincent de Paul at 9 a.m. Burial by Melvin A. Schutt Funeral Home. | will follow in Mt. Hope Cemetery. MRS. JAMES L. DOUGHERTY Mrs. James L. (Mildred) Dough- erty, 58, of 151 Earlmore Bivd.,|for sie: Blt tee the Bari A. died . yesterday at St. Joseph|3184 Bessie St. died Saturday |fficia ~~ Mercy Hospital after a two-month |et St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, will|¢™*in of Walled Lake. the ill The body will be taken to. the illness. Last employed at GMjbe held at-t-p.m. Tuesday at i F H in Enid 1: Smee ai WOLVERINE LAKE — Service for Mrs, Charles V. (Emma) 4 Truck and Coach, she was a mem-|Dudley H.-Moore Funeral Home. ber of St. Michael’s Altar Society. atiig—will be the Rev, J.|Okla., for another service and bur- Rosary service was Sunday eve-|Harvey } Burial will take|!#! Thursday. ning, after which she was taken} place to the Hoffman Funeral Home -in/|etery. Dubuque, Iowa, where services| Mr. will be held Wednesday morning. MRS, MINNIE DAVIS Mrs. Minnie Davis, 84, of 2885/0f Winton St., died Saturday at her/of home. A_ member of Rebecca/W: “Conservation Aide Osgood, 62, Dies of Mr. and Mrs, Henry Oster-|Michigan Conservation Depart-| Church Jr., 220 Bob-od.ink, will be}ment, died of a heart attack while tomorrow at Rich-|Visiting a son here yesterday. : Osgood joined the conservation in _ .|department as a geologist in 1924, : The. boy died yesterday at Pon-| Was named. secretary in 1936 and of YWCA, she is survived by a|“i@¢ Osteopathic Hospital, was promoted to deputy director ’ . beside the in 1951, He held bachelor and mas- daughter, Mrs. D. R. Lazelle, and), Surviving er pot at{ter degrees from the University of} CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. —| . | Michiga Dr, Samuel A. Vest, 53, nationally) A native of Union Grove, Wis.,|known urologist, died yesterday of chairman Lapeer, THESE LOW PRICES GOOD . MON. ~ TUES. WED., APRIL 7, 8, $ + ©. follow in Metamora Cemetery, MRS. WILLIAM A, DAWSON : Mrs. William A. (Edith M.) 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ANNAPOLIS # — Navy has copped the McMillan Cup in the Sist Atlantic Coast invitational championship regatta for . big De Coursey Fales, a poar visibility forced cancellation of the third and final sailing race in the regatta. By INTERNATIONAL NEWS Lew Burdette, riding cloud No.) 9 since his.tremendous world series hurled seven scoreless exhibition innings and allowed just one hit. didn’t permit the Yanks a run for pitching, has been brought rudely back. to earth, The lanky righthander, you'll re- call, hurled three complete game victories for Milwaukee against the New York Yankees last fall. He But yesterday, the bubble burst and it was the Los Angeles Dodgers who did the dirty work; : © 9 They battered Burdette for six rung in. the first inning and the the last: 24 innings. sinker-ball specialist had to lea Washington helped by Jim Lem. N This spring, Burdette continued po yetpae my : nae Gil. (00's Foundtripper, beat Cincinnati, sare & to 3, at Nashville, Tenn, Balti-'] MOM URE cA ‘Lifters’ Se i eeied san Mae tee CE Oe ge ALITO PARTS Larker. Then Duke Snider 3 ; a AUT i PARTS Win - Detroit : and aaate singles were fattened (2 Enter the hot ware league and play . : £3 — Mont ic Gray, ley Ne . ., as? FE 4.8230 2 Cimoli, é YOU'RE THE MANAGER <=) Two novice weightlifters from! ob Trowbridge then relieved Pe aus . - oes cuit. 12 Years of Dependable | Pontiac YMCA went first and sec-| purdette and oathal Cart Furil- a shes Ange made oo ae, Their 6-17 record gave them cel- Service at the Same fond im respective events in SAtur| Wp, Joo Pignatano singled home | a Orioles. In the following situation, |IaP position in the conference, lat Boys’ Club, Dettoit, Meet was oe en ae eee Sak on Richards’ strategy helped Win a| The Tigers will meet the Minor Location lfor boys 18 and under who had! te margin they needed for an ball game early in the season,| ase Berens at Birmingham ever taken a. first-place. tides This problem will help you find| Wedsesday. Other ‘skirmishes : wetery. ae will follow at Tulsa Thursday Ken Howell :4#8+-won the 148- : ; out you rate as @ manager. | oa a: ne : 15 MINUTE pound title with:595 pounds in three| Gray and Milwaukee's Bob Hazle It’s the top of the 10th at Wash- a ee ae . Olympic lifts. Gerry Bunch (16), | hit later before a crowd edt ee neninen Lange comnpalgy SERVICE —= [Hin his first meet, was 2nd in the|of 9,283 at Fort Worth, Tex. Don — i ‘Dick| *t Cmenee Avett 1s. While you relax in our com- | | 132-pound class, with 440 pounds |Newcombe and Car! Erskine hurled Hyde (R) is on the mound for| The Bengals’ miserable showing Scitl; antlen teu in the three lifts. Both will com-|for the Dodgers. Washington, Dick Williams opens|i" ‘raining camp brought a threat favorite Hi-Fi sey pete for Pontiac ‘Y’ in Saturday's’ * * * the frame for the Orioles with a|{m manager Jack Tighe over the " state YMCA weightlifting meet at} The two teams weren't the onty single. Bob Nieman (R) is the weekend that he would fine players the Pontiac YMCA. next batter with Carl. Powis (R),|Suilty of laziness or mental lapses pitcher George Zuverink (R) and|“i"€ regular season. . Joe Ginsberg (L) to follow, eo eS “T’'m tired of being a nice guy,” Would you: Tighe said. “The time -has come eh woes coca tote de to let everybody know this is a To Train for High Salary Position in Electronics, b. Have Nieman sacrifice serious business . . . anybody dog- Redio & Television. Day and Evening Classes Allow e. — ween: try a |cing it will hear from me. You to Remain Fully Employed While Treining. steal of second Pag one & faced Boston Mail Coupon or Call for Complete WO 2-5660 - (Other data: Nieman has one/ © tonguelecting and test | Information. Neo Obligation. we hit in a Baggy on so “1 Saturday. 215? Weedward (Denevan x) and is 8-for-20 (.400) on sea-| The Bengals boss reprimanded|: Electronics Institute 2 Blocks, North st ter, Theater son.) rightfielder Al Kaline and rookie : i “ie bade) Ott pitcher Bob Shaw after the Tigers Mame ..ccccecee savensuesecee ‘seubavecdecees Phone. .....000+ socscccesenseet wa pus fart so ‘Wj unl seq reste gga TA agg! be- Address PTrTii? fit GE ooo ursorseseersnerceseseere ; whose dos yea s002uRd, boon to = bingy apo wy a ee oe wee 0:30 P.M. % supace “seta pos |for mot doing enough road work. svae uewen — v : * * * ‘Said Tighe of Shaw: “If he has 3 the good fast ball we need from him he certainly isn’t showing it now.”” Shaw brought smiles from the Detroit coaching staff for his , early season showing after a spec- tacular season in the winter league. Red Sex ace righthanders Frank Sullivan and Tom Brewer combined in handing the Tigers a shutout yesterday. 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CHRISTENSEN, Help Wanted Male 6 ACCOUNT CLERK II CITY OF PONTIAC FOR CASH IN A HURRY, sell things Classified Ads. a Industrial Tracto- Co. & wooowens cks to Rent +> Pontiac Farm and FURNITURE NEEDED od! tots. the wers, sink drains, a tte PAPER HANGING & PAINTING. »| 4&1 PAINTING & ing. Winter 23-4315. vooine WANTS WALL W iG, & walipaget ORlando : eee Wtd, Contracts, Mtgs. 32 Se en a | Mant B es +4813. S| oe Sale ihe tkcmaxoe | Be baste IS. Fulpese CASH IN A FLASH fo. Mr Clark “Bat comer te mae BEA Br GING. | _3-d6a ra a | te ote! TM MEDIATE Lost & Found gies about 1%, 4-854) >| BLOWING & DISCING. VicINITY pao mo wa WORK WANTED A a License No. } _ PE ; 1 at +3581 dog. Lan nett ONTH-OLD | Wanted Real Estate 32A Hobbies & Supplies 24A old. Anseny On "Sonele., Atlantic, a KL. Templeton, Realtor Orchard ACTION, “Income Tax Service -17 \CCURATE INCOME TAX SERV- ice All deductions considered. business. Reason- bi 72-2905 need COME TAX RETURN PRB- = ‘NUMBER PICTURES. PAINT BY Sera games Backens e, 16 ©. ret vestors who pay ‘ou cash for your p for an appoint ment ay WHITE BROS. |. red in yous home by qualified Secountas with mester’s Gegtec. ees, ee oa .| EB ERVI MPIRE TAX oS ei BUILDING “SERVICE oE 2-7006 Eves, OR 3.2276, ~ FRENCHING AN. BULLDOZING Ban BEST METHOD igs 2 F + FOR WANT ADS iu DIAL FE 2-8181, GET IT QUICK, ey No m terest. Save “4 NE OR ee Src WOMAN NEED- ad Baht don’t promise miracles Howard E. Fox Press Box 1. KNAPP SHOES W. R. BOLIN Herm: BUILD OR COMPLETE YOUR HOME oney down, 6 per FOR FAMILY LAUNDRY Pontiac | ; > 3 if BENDEROFF BUILDING & SUPPLY CO. Street 7 A Astotes Say*“charge it,” PLACE A “LOST” AD. Call FE 28181: for an ad to recover a loss, Dial FE _|2-8181_ for an _ad-writer. | aN’ Creprr Inc, 4i% 8&8. ¢ Oskland Theater, rE ee =. ae & Er bad an OR 3-150, In Debt? R. D, RILEY, B «ftp, Musadem Lak YOUR PROBLEM: Want Ads! To sell, rent, H Peet hire, it's FE 2-8181. ATTENTION! & group of in REAL ESTATE a —just lots of action. CALL 4. Disie Hwy. Cle ag ag DY ee Leslie R. Middleton Pe) Listings Wanted ' We Buy Equities ~ roker ey \ Rent Apts. Unfurnished 34 Upper Flat—Heated . *|® 9005 AUBURN AVE. AUBURN HTS. -| faving room, Oech wrest - ee wut FE 7.8892 39| RARE. 4% MORTGAGE | Rent Houses Furnished 35) HOTEL AUBURIN no = ee a a Ao ee Scena) A ad cae a ‘All wtl. paid. Cali OLive Wild) Sooo -waLLED LAKE — : - Rent Stores ~ AL to city Reas, MA fet r 3. Fwo SRM APES NEAR GEN.) Yaa. — ~~ era. be $s ROOM APARTMENT ALL MOD-/GOOD LOCATION GAS HEAT ote BACRETON APT <1, Peete entrance, EME 289m.) it, besten de oad far of Modern ranch | building, Every,|3 RM Ba yy Bf wa ices, store. Le reParking. At 24208." | peat £9 .** 1,2°"illame Le| 261 8 » W &| Ra. corner of Rent Office Space 41 UPPER. 4 a ars bath. Pvt, 30 James St. Adulls.|-Tovery ROOMS: NEAR DOWN- ‘ Ee. . town at If Maynard Court, FE Rms. & bath, All util, furn. $15) 4-6606. MODERN OFFICES * per_wk. FE 3-7403. LAKE ORION, MODERN. is ¥, “Bach 20x80, suitable for doc- bedrms Lakefronk ts clud. tor’s clinic, insurance or archi-| . Heights Rd, tect. These w ent pts furnish b Reason. 160 MY : rick offices are i co at GGOSRN TOR TRAE PORTING] n6StlY Dex 0A Seed coperataly 1 = 2 BEDROOM PARTLY FURN.| “Lx. frontage, OR 38138, ___— seen te need ax an ate. age : ‘|\SMALL HOME ON LAKE, - Late af paating epeae, Sinan 6 : Soar APES BELATR WAN:| pletely furnished $20 wk. FE| Miracle Mile. - or i ears. ie per mo., adults) S577 gas. 3 YRS OLD, 2 BORMS, A. JOHNSON, Realtor i RM, KITCHENETTE AND PVT. finite enecd lot. In very lovely) 1704 S. Telegraph Rd ; heat, stove & refrig., furn.| grea. Furn, or Unfurn. Children . grap : ph only. 200 N. Paddock, Al} welcome, Gall Don Lynn, MI FE 4-2533 berta 6-9500. oF pr Apts.” These apts. ane Rent Houses Unfurn. 36 fog Foal eutate ottice, ber, st : wi A For Sale Houses 43 He aid Sree wy room," near Pontne Driven. PE 8880 | wv a see : | SS cored i UNLAE m 2 BED BRICK TERRACE ty, Brok 21 =f SLs is than inst ! ences. 2-003 : W HOUSE LK PRIv. Fine’ : os : es 5 i $17,000. PE 8-18 de WHITE BROS. i SEDROOMS. _NANONA TER. ANNETT Se eee mS s OSE REAL ESTATE {" race. §15 per month, Call FE ~~ ROCHESTER . ts . a LIVE E 500 Dixie Hwy. 7 EEpaoee WALLED LAKE OFFERS .. TO THE LAKE ; ‘ “I think my father has a point—he says if you and I : 5 m_ Eves. ‘til 9; Sun. 10 ‘til 5)" sodern, close to-city. Reas, MA 3 BEDRM. UPPER HEAT FUR-| 4.2203. $800 Down ie _nished, adults. FE 22000 __ |" BEDRM. BRICK TERRACE. good size rooms, ‘cles @idn't tie up the phone talking together, maybe some boy: Ph nm why hig yg Bend 7 RMS BATH, PVT, ENT NEAR)" cas heat, Nr. TelHuron, MId-/ to “erade school and ‘bus. might call us for a date!” Poe are in this beautiful YMCA. 1st Floor, FE 4-1178. west 48159. Full basement, 2 car C ae S. home OB ® spacious 3 BOOMS AND BAT H. NICELY |j BEDROOM MODERN, IN CiTY. Tage. 81-60, 456 per month. |' : Fr ecaped 4 : Gpoceated. Heat tere. 309 6, Mar-) Rear specie. Sarees F's Acres-$14,500 For Sale Houses 43| -For Sale I 43 — . 3 ee wn : : ‘ “ . os -% .* 2 ce Soa SSTGPE sag 5 HA_AIEAR Pa] ASS “sate pvaeg, | Auracae hunni atgss eae : orn m5 it hor $23. Der, month | plus) 5 AnD BATE PE BOT? Salteer ( unttaes esr | fetta! on. A a ee __ WM. A. slsrins Adal oer Avante) cat aher 3 pam Saeea er Eies | Smith-Crawford, Inc. | 942 |. 3 : J ROOMS & BATH. PRIVATE)? De "SO meat garage. FE 5207 Larse "gs a TWO OFFICES Joslyn Cor. Mansfield | =. , ! ROM BA + 7 RM. HOUSE, MODERN, GAR- down payment, den be m cenn noces 0. OR 3-7950. s | : PRIVATE. ON GROUND FLOOR.|4 RM. & ore COMFORTABLE West Side—Franklin Blvd. : oes at al HEAT | FURNISHED. FRONT) country, easy distance to Sores 8 belveete. hem> o8 .. . PHONE OR 3-8202 DAYS| tiac. reasonable rent. rly oF tree lined street, close to iow on AND OR 34234 EVENINGS. gociel severity couple preferred. schools ond bes. All i cheer eo | 7° Near ‘bus. “4 as -5 BYE BATH UTILI.|4 RMS. & BATH. PLUS SUNPORCH ngs hy y ttle FROM het Fe seis | with 2 barmé, North side. Pentre hasempent, T Rib & BATH REPRIGERATOR| - Pet_me. FE ¢wsl a Ken oll heat, To close & stove furnished. Palm Villa|¢ ROOM HOUSE. TH, MOD . Apts, 454 Auburn Ave. FE 2-6859. -m a ae meen Brick R h ne Ae or ne se SCRPLETELY Wat f dS ae LJ * " . 5 5 . T LARGE ROOMS AND BaTu.on| Met © Grey Ra. 1%, mile trom ater tor . - estate ital a ROOM ey BATH AND Sts Automatic eas beat, room, __Mntr., - loc, 285 Whittemore per m Ki f bi: : * ome heat, bat woler, MS test! eek oe og i gd - cating space, Basen : li hs Haro. street > wat, Ponting _FE 5-117 furnace. Owner transterred, aman 0, Gaeerel eS ites ‘or PE Saaa.|® RMB, 1 FLOOR, [2 STOWwnLL $is.s0f, “Added extras ere | Pontiac Drive hme. Ost fre. NORTH SIDE | is MopEAN-WEwLY Dec |— St: %%Bmewocs Se. aluminum storms and/” “west and clean 2 kitchen. 3 crated, 11 8. Jesse, PE 42305.|° a $69 mo. wee | ~ Ngee peg ged aha . Pull betemest wih Tim: aeien ; room. oft bai Says . : 3_RMS. AND BATH. HEATED|>o0us BATH OIL HEAT. COU- FHA mortgage with 370 ag of ce price bus and | Yewer apt. Hot water gas stove, OE bane: Frances down, Imm: . down, ping. =: ple, No pw Ee AS. x” eee Washington Park IVAN W. som berearee’ b Tait? ee A |* Roo eee Deas ROY Annett Inc.| "4s sesrom, 2 nae sacs tome ae &. 3 EIViain citove, Felrig. beat,| tes, furnished, Garden spot, and REALTORS oy Gall to i oe oe lew tale, garage. Soon by appointment, OL)2g mw. Huron F oot) see th today. Pull’ price HOME — INCOME ak , TRAMs. AUTO “HEAT. ATTACHED : gee Poet | 3 Sita shower, er clean. i|_eerege. t privs, FE 20618 . hn K. Irwin & Sons ja welcome, FE 8-0544. oh — ie | s'Roouairir Fowpage oh) from,set, bam ome pam fa oe : : SAMS BATH UTIL. 61 Pie] Pitter“. sem edeesban ag iL ESTATE ip RMS. LIVING RM. BEDRM.| Edw. M. Stout, Realtor | § room ranch. 2 extra bea- U E. kite inette, bath, stove, : , , tag Heal parting isd E Buren. |, Th w Si, Ponting | || oom” cqrpsted Eving pad $1,000, dows will buy. this, ettras ~ SHI APTS. Dally . loads of cabinets. Hardwood oan tae § ie, Baonment . i ROOMS. STOVE 6 REFRIG, | AMES ESAT 3] ison atincned rarage, Pre-cesi : age. Brivieges oe te gunt bance, | Me Medeooas, Terms "home. heceee = , _ing. Fe is, tit 6. Paddock:| secent Aluminum 1 Mi to bottom “x str LORIA APTS SSCKOT T BEB | screens.” Large, beautiful, land- EMBREE & GREGG | Teo car esr, a 4 BEAUTIFUL ONT 2 B rEe o_o 87_Mechanic PE 4420) rm. duplex W. of Pontiac. $110.) seeped lot. An exoellent 1465 Union Lake Rd. acres of bust ¢ EARGE ROOMS WITH BATH.) 9-per cent heat paid, UN 3-2065/ 912.980. Terms, Js = ee 10, Ne eee ottawa eee) CP ORUE IR Me i ROOMS. 1 BEDROOM. CAR-| Yoom modern FEE 54004 evenings |483¢ Dixie Hey. OR 31251 | Retin, Bee eae ae eieel| CHARMING 3 BEDROOM” RICE 2 a i oe % Dwight. rE = Eves. OR 3-1708 cee TTAnGe EM APT PRIVATE| beck yerd with guldogt hirenince ww = 6 Ae Shel petir. Garden lake pri . Vie. Drayton "| DLORAH BLDG. CO. "ye bas (i 2. stayed 3 yrs 10 per me. or wil q 7 RM. ALL Mi HEATED fears, 5 ines 4 p.m. f°, ‘wears 08 a month. TE R $35 MONTHLY. OWN- KNUDSEN er er, P.O. Box 53. ; | . 7 ROOMS AND GARAGE, NEWLY FOR COLORED |... e, | Secoratet. BF s-eei2 children. €2) 9 rooms, 2 baths 30 Lincoln Heights HOO eB as we | weekly Fz or 58-0265. 3 Bedroom brick with full ‘ . ‘POR RENT BY YEAR. YEAR| >ascement, fireplace, Ceram- $60 mo, 335 Liberty, FE _¢8729. |""roond cottage on Maceday Lake. fe tile bath and 2 car ‘ BA CLEAN,| 1 car garage. Vegetable garden,| ase. Price $16,800 w . yeedern private entrance. $70 Oli furnace, Reason. Rent. 1 child term: Leke Ra 1 mile ast. of Ciyde, Eome tectuding bedrooms. room: r ce. per month, $-2413 after 5:30 p.m. sliowed Contact Grocery. . : 7 ROOMS & BATH, UPPER. FE Burrhell 375 8. Tele- graph. . “Hay, Grain 6 & Feed 71 AY. $5 & UP. @ IND HA $ Whe Straw & lumber. Phone MA 5-0666 1100 BALES, Goop TL PaLPA HAY $15 a tom. OA 86-2389. MA 5-4791. EXTRA GOOD HEAVY ART oats. Grown from registered . ALL es, FIRST, $16 ‘straw, corn, Will deliver _loads a Mees SALE - BAY gg sag — grew tii docu hd’ Lake Orion. "Fer Sale es 72 5-5030. ‘East De- troit. HORSES & PORES. 5A’ es 7s Ee sappies ARE & western ern sup lies. C Cat's Bede Saddle trailer: Shop _Ringham. 1% mies B. of Adame, Wanted Livestock - 73 WTD: CALVES & PIOS. FORREST; : Jones, MAple o016. The For Sale Poultry 74 FOR ‘SALE YEARLING | New Ham ens, “ x ow Call r 6 p.m. Sale Farm Produce 75 pg oe & a ae Silver- MODEL ag Fo te, 2, FR fies ee For Sle Hower 73 . _SToDs. oh Et $s" Mobile ‘Homes Hutchinson a er aie atte ie © “10S. Case OXFORD TRAILE R SALA General - Zimmer Holly - Great Lakes ardner — ALE TRAILER EXCHANGE MOBILE HOMES Anderson - Regal Silver Dome - Palace We Buy, Sell, Trade: 8 wides il-wides. bho slashed from = oe “ea Bottle Gas a and Supplies Harrington Boat: Works YOUR EVINRU: re ‘30033 > § so) POR SALE TOAT, MOTOR AND trailer.‘ $325. REipubli . OHNSON MOTORS e Vreng £ TENE MAR: WE SUPPLI m6 Orchard Lk Ave. _FE 2% * Tt : . BRAKES YEAR SERVICE. _FE 5.6123 tal pipes, FE >O4TT Bie, oes oa eh _ after “ee oe tele Tires. 80A ED CORN PLANTERS, s John Deere Deal- PROM , Brooders, wo. L. FE. Sma Ww. Rd., rt. OL 1-5631. F SPECIAL Used Farmall ‘Cub Tractor POU ¥Y EQUIPME! Brooks iN gm a 70-30 Loutiten & SONS” en tooth harrow. EM!) 1. Auction Sales __ pea eM Comaeeny Coane at r. Specialize in you Want to quit Harmon, 20 yrs. ex- Cottage St., tiac AUCTION SALES, 5 : ™ g i : ts se g* i m en ia f: a 4 a ea’ em HERES by i, -138" BOY'S bal ED. WILLIAMS #18 sestes ot nesbore |” Auto Service 81 CITY AUTO * RADIATORS ei SS 7 se week Until ® p.m. 1-006 ~ Sale Motor Scooters 82 per ie * For Sale Motorcycles 8&3 We BUY Cans TX ANY CONDE aati 1956 ARIEL SQUARE 4 3,100 MI, 77 eer ee ECONOMY Cc. “AUBURN WE BUY Pe Saar WANTED: 1 Seen. No rust, nite tier *OBURN te eae S. CORNER PIKE & EAST BLVD. Used Truck Parts 89A HGH SRS AA 2635 Auburn Ave : For Sale Trucks 90 TON rate ged toe eee ee. Oe. ee \ For Sale Bicycles 84 $30. bas gauge shotgun, r -- __Boats & Accessories 85 5 HP. ELOIN IN EXC. COND. $65. EM pd anes $150.50.- itpooT 6. ~~ Sins 7 owner. ti - HASKINS | Spring'Specials Pre te senene 1955 CHEVROLET HARD TOP $1083 feats 'E a it os “There now! Guten eisai ak cakok: wes ite” For Sale Cars ony "Bright Spot” BONUS BABY FIRST COME ° FIRST SERVED Pee “$995 *55 Buick Special 2-Dr. ae ape per J PROMS S|: “Bright Spot” Orchard Lake at Cass FE 80488 Open till 10 1957 CHEVROLET HT. 1956 CHEVROLET WAGON 00.6250 $1295 ' NORTH CHEVROLET Clarkston Motor Sales - YMOUTH ER | EXECUTIVE’S CAR © We only have one of these ur down & ‘DODGE, 1958 ais a L + SEGRT BRANCH Re $1195 : PONTIAC RETAIL _ STORE eee eT "Eee | gaara es | Ts -Birmingham NASH ' 666 S.. Woodward . 2 #. ~ 1954 FORD “Birmingham : NASH ° 666 S. Woodward apa Gain af ae |EROME’ S "Bright Spot” |s Still Going Strong! Our Stock Is Plentiful Our Prices Slashed to the Bone * Our Customer Service Is Excellent Take Advantage of “You Auto Buy Week” March 29 thru ae 10 ee oe ae ‘Yourself [SZ Buick 2De;- $205 | cat mete me) P54: Pontiac Dr. - sheneiat Coste sodas, N ASH PONTIAC RETAIL | STORE “pon. PONTIAC 5 STARCHIEF Lani EROME a... PONTI Bec Se a very 1957 Studebaker 4-door $1195. . - NORTH ‘CHEVROLET | ues at #. Wontar a, ee i wa - 1953 Jaguar 4 dr. A real bay! $1005 HOMER HIGHT MTRS. ies6 RAMBLER Station Wagon. $1,205 Birmingham -NASH 666 S. Woodward _ Get Wise, E Economize RAMBLER BILL SPENCE RAMBLER | | GALES & 1954} NASH Rambler. $545. a - NASH 666 S. Woodward BUICK Better Buy Used Cars 52 Buick Super ....$ 395 4 Dr, Sedan, 53 Buick 4-Dr. ....$ 299 Sedan, radio, heater, standerd 36 Fe Ford Custom 8 $ 999 rp Ford 2-Dr. eeewe i:$ 95 95 Sedan, radio, heater, shift. : "53 Buick 2-Dr, «...$ 595 "55 Buick 4-Dr. seep gle95 Special | bes brand _ new ’S7” Buick “Dr. oe $1995|| $5 Buick 2-Dr. ....$1195/| radio, heater, prieed, = * ‘enfin. apeclany 'W CH ’S CHE LE t san’ atte 5 cOLET T Station tation Wagon $1295 253 FC bt! a. WEEK “Close- JUST: A FEW DAYS LEFT "Get There First" looking. through : ine selection. 56 BUICK Century H: gdp whbd conchae CK Cen ury ardtop ... ie sige FS You’ enj our ‘$7 aR st “%6 'S7. CHEVROLET 2 Door 150° “sera Onyx BLACK. : ET flea: 30 210 oss os eerene $1575 ORD 2 Door Penge '55 CHEVROLET 2-Door 53 FORD Custom DDaor 8... .. +. s<+sees.$ 425 "57 $4 CHEVR ri or 210 snag et 8 HS 52 0 iss BOE S Pe itieccesG 3G 56 fit 'S$3 BUICK 4Do $5 CHEVROLET ~Heater, Dark GREEN, WE WILL BUY. YOUR CAR peepee D | ICE AND ACCEPT TRADE-DOWNS ie Oe oy MANY ‘TRANSPORTATION SPE . + PRI tation Wagon . .. wa tees $195 55 poNith (E Cataine Hardtop - OLET Station W: $4 FORD 5 fo Wa Wagon... Har HEVROLET ‘Convertible Sais" gs tS OLE t"2-Door. 'S2 CHEVROLET Delite £ Boor ene os coos SIO . White ae “tae @ taetes, Pine '52 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-Door .. ORD Custom & Door TAC 4-Door .... ai 8 "6 PORD Victoria 2 ET Cree Outs” bg soe geen ’ = ws s+ss $147 nice! ST ee = 210 tccceveusseu eee piace 10. tees + «2 GLO9S oye ae Ce os: eT 2-Tone GREY, 8 vit oss ocusas aI : etait SHS bad * . S ; + Thief Gives cae Ant WON etl y love, it's the only time I can have the foot} had replaced them before discovered a paper Inside were the =~ this note: * * he the oc 2 a ae fn the args see and silently.” x Can't Read It ~ Colo. (INS)—Boul- A" on an “ though his’ tdacher =e to imagine themselves area the 1880s and a. to relatives in thers Public Defender. (1) Our Priend Harry , in its S0th year of public} Old country telling them bout ve Ss iain Deleoe ove. . ‘ Miss Stafford a ee eee tardies sty A lle sarge a ae ae n Robert Montgomery, “Yel-'y.s5 (9) Billboard. Ee tae ae ene cnint| deesn’t know Brigette is the oldest forum of public ex- . =" Naw Back ce iby amy aclgpd on cael“ ty, pression in Oa (Advertisement) @ Color) Price-Is Right. |p. (@) Nursery School Time. Ganiasd congs, have : countryman. He'll Those a _ ‘Robin plays Cupid, 18:00 (2) Garry Moore. ee Murrow April 18. from 2 ay SAaNEE pnd Latvis. all conn. 3 Times Faster : , a © Dewge Rett, aly suite at the Waldorf—(fifth ‘|tries do wy to it! tia we in ects oetoating Romex'| 2) ove : warped time the Waldorf’s been Union, tchiets eoaciee 3 tue eo ee Jill meets swindling Romeo. 7 lak Gaokas 0 “snudent” Secon pa oo. qunadh eatngas tak Glade avoir’ : ee ee * + ee ee cen CORINNE are confident in the final victory| tedey fer the fastest knows vole, Vint turns to cattle ‘ ” Stafford.| Pignatari, the whereabouts : of the ideas of communism, but F Mo get chaach organ funds. 11:00 (2) Arthur, Godtrey Sayed Pag Age Alpes agen of his fellow Souse American millionaire, Jorge Guinie and {of the ideas of communism, but Serie Sever ovte oft cometyizisas (1) News, that’s four loud drumbeats ee ke ist way of life, @our ideology on — : 99 (2) Dotto, the bar? For that is what most Stop the , Garland ani estranged husband other countries by force. as Adventure:} (4) Truth or Consequences, currently popular music| . ae acting very romantic. , (7) Bold . : Sid Luft were around town together . Rival : " Part 1 of to Sings} (7) Ricky the Clown, Joining them were; Aly Khan and Polly Bitting. (You figure it |\Vanica Faces ry on of esteanize hata. 7 «Sp haovte (ont) si : ‘ do wit obet beer lout), Henny Youngman said it: “Just left Carmen Basilio—he- E455. (© Wells Fargo, Western: [:48 () Noontine Comic pepalr. These day, as [looks like 8 Y-Y. schoolteacher. From Town in Ireland|§ <© v,nscrso waer . Jim tries to prove ‘a before, children as young a . Open Daily 3 te 9 ) charge. * lns:00 (2) Hotel Cosmopolitan. tag seen kG qrett-ente. |) tte . *Kuntie Around the town by boat. That's : ———— a @). Sales Soaihe (4) Tie Tac Dough. they don’t like the} Eve Arden’s practically set for the west coast where the residents of Enniskillen,| (PY YLOR TY (9) Meet Mr. X. King .°f, music as their! Mame” cast ... Hula dancer Loma Duke has a colorful side-|Nouinen Irland, can go 9:00 (7) Voice. Met. opera basso : Yet they create hits —|iin¢_she imports Hawaiian plants for N.Y. decorators. project is completed next year. The oe uel heen 12:16 (2) Love of Life. : musical trends. The Russian radio rapped Bob Hope: “He might be funny plan ie to clean: depen and \ : ‘ e0 . & his jokes here wouldn’t make us sure of that” |the channel of Lough > Sie Ried $38 (2) Search for Tomorrow. The rechet is peinied bright red some of the youngsters hed|'" US OS- SS ans Kish will tip ta for tay tland Inet bans |toemding tv isleod tok : ® Danny hid : they would)~ * ° x Bardot's in- Killen. Danny's fatherindaw faces| (4) It Could Be You. and white. gr agar ll music, |B’way opening in “The Next President”. Brigitte The ‘mayor, Dr. W. S. Brysan, economic crisis when} = ¢7) The Erwins. F lat ie cen, tT ting = UA. ee * Ienys the plan will meet the wishes (ty Lawrence Wek. 12:45 (2) Guiding Light og . MEANS GOOD peenid pcre | pa tpantghaeewerd plbupbercedtend Se oy Ge eine meictar “e a bp by Challenge. a ee ef on Post Office cconomio times always ra ae se ere won't have to attend any m ae as TRANSMISSION ( Drama: |-:99 ( . s ; forth music,” Wes - channel Practical joker (Wack Lem" (4) movie. Sick Leave Time it I kmow why. But when| x. * ‘id 40: atleket alka ak SERVICE mon) is murder suspect after (7) My Little Margie. you look through the musical li-| WISH I'D SAID THAT: Some girls work so oe with outboard motors sak «ig he pulls. prank on police) = (9) vovie, ee = ee the 1930s you find a great| married, it doesn’t seem fair to ask ‘em to work after mafriage, aie aan ae aes ie force. ‘ been taking quit a bite out of truly wonderful music.” |) That's earl, brother. i circuit of the town by (2) December Bride. Com-).. (2). As The World Turns. Baltimore’s post office business. ait teiteas tends! gi . edy: Pete poses as gay old)! (7) a8 The ‘Acting Postmaster William Lau- ea deat on ta (Copyright, 1958 — _- cousin Emily's life. 2:09 (2) Our Miss Brooks. et a SS to starving. : scramble, the Easter egg bunt|culture : PN 1) Movie, lost working time. “Perhaps, too, peopi’s sense Easter Egg Hunt |vs'over : Seon vaines takes a better ; x * . - {B Bowpicion, Drama: Diesel|®:%5 (0 Faye Elizabeth P ie ieee tinct money is not so plentitel.” ion Eye Opener One overwhelmed Jaycee said|20. (4 Buspicion. Drama: Some bites were Stafiord, one of the na- next year a police siren will start tractor driver (Rod Steliger)). >, tsuse Party. nocuous teething exercises for J cees resents new foreman. His)*# (2) Howe Party promising young things which Stafford, one of the ne- ay’ the bunt, | hatred leads to ironic clash. itty not yet leatned how to act in Po\tion’s most popular recording art- @ — The Tulsa Juniot (2) Studio One. Drama. Dane} @) News. lite society,”! he said. ky a aon of Commerce staged its|Says Saudi Clark, Don DeFore in “The)#:® @ N wooo naan. sores, Soe ee to/firet Easter'egg hunt yesterday—iWwroi tecve Jorda Enemy Within. » victims’ breeches by has confined herself about hext| Won't n 3:00 (® (Colon) Matinee Theater misanthropes who don't give a appearances on TV nl ee poneting San Francisco. '|darn for public servantd By hunt : Oe Gly Detective, > ase the neighborhood to know it. Do th McG 7: * Poet 5 Sool reer eet, Minister Samir Ritai : ©) Seako 1 (ome) , Crippled Airliner 10 y Cuuire cage in a tly perk ant eat back| nat Westy Aecboe @) 3:30 CD Verdict ta Yous. wea ripp: : la. 5B kst waiting for the bunt at 3 p.m. Alleave Jordan, He also . 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