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  Senators to Quiz Four 
in Union Terror Probe 
leaders, linked by testimony of a/questioning lhneard vivid stories yesterday , y. 
convicted dynamiter with alleged) Committee aides said they) 
terrorism in the Scranton, ‘Pa.,|would be asked about bombings,| 
area, go before the Senate Labor threats, beatings and truck sabo- Robert Kennedy, . committee 
counsel, said he hoped te ques- 
tion all the men accused in tes- 
timony by Paul Bradshaw, 
former Teamster official who 
testified he was double crossed 
after he had agreed to “take the 
rap” for a house bombing. 
Names mentioned in 
shaw's long day on the witness 
stand included: 
Joseph Bartell, business agent 
of Carpenters Local 261, Scranton. 
|Bradshaw said Bartell had given 
‘him orders that resulted in acts 
lof violence to halt nonunion build- 
ing operations, ; 
    « HALT WORK 
| Philip Brady, business agent of 
‘Electrical Workers Local 81. 
lorders to halt work on some jobs, 
‘William Ryan, , 
jread builder. 
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Anthony Bonacuse, business 
|Building and Common Laborers 
‘Union, Scranton, 
izusek, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., housing 
contractor, testified 
|Bonacuse warned him “‘it would 
lunion—the boys play rough here,” 
AP Wirephote when he went to Scranton to build 
MAKES DENIAL—Mayor James T. Hanlon, in Scranton, swears a home. The home subsequently 
to affidavit in which he denied that he ever discussed Scranton was bombed in 1954. 
dynamiting with Paul Bradshaw, convicted perjurer. Judge T. John Durkin. secretary-treas- | 
Linius Hoban is witness. ~ urer and business agent, Scran- | 
ton Teamsters Local 229. Brad- | 
| shaw testified Durkin told him to 
AFL-CIO Leaders Rebuff Ss == bomb” was thrown into a 
| Robert Hubshman, 
Teamster Move for Delay ===" =:   
ing nenunion deliverymen. 
member of, 
Chairman McClellan   ‘called for 
or talk their way out of a showdown on AFL-CIO cor-) menting its newly adopted code, 
. . junion officials convicted of crimes} 
rebuff from the federation. . including Bartell, Durkin and Bon- 
Sources in the parent federation said trial procedures acuse. : Convicted last October, they and 
already set for Dave Beck, Teamsters Union president, Bradshaw all are awaiting sen- 
and the hage trucking union itself are fair and “leave tence on charges of dynamiting, 
*no room for negotiation.” the house built by Pozusek. 
: | Bradshaw said there has been) 
AFL -CIO President no effort yet to remove any of) 
Van Doren Faces NEW ceorse Meany was out of them from office. 
4 ithe city and not immedi--... 2... wz. 
Quiz Show—for Good tery available for com-F ire F ighter s Vie | 
ST. THOMAS, VIRGIN ISLANDS | Se. attleg Pearnsters’ Exec: With Blazing Oak | 
(INS) — A man_ identified 
Charles Van Doren, lanky mental'ton, Tex., yesterday, asked the 
yn !AFL-CIO for negotiations as to , marve television's ‘“Twenty- : : te PR ea j ae of televisio i ress ‘charges against Beck and a bill Waterford Township a 
— was zone ; at St. of particulars as to charges that tangled with their enemy in close 
Thomas today to a New York girl.'the union itself. is under corrupt) quarters yesterday, when a biaz-| 
Geraldine Ann Bernstein. | domination ea saol : ing 50-foot Oak they were trying) Throughout his record tenure on, ; 
“Twenty-One,’ where he won) The beard, contending the to extinguish toppled over on their) 
$129,000, the 30-year-old Van Doren| © harges were not specific, said truck. 
insisted he had no special heart| it would attend no hearings wn- | ‘Traffic on Sashabaw Road was interest. | til “tundamentals of fair adju- | rerouted for two hours, as Oak- 
(At Columbia University in New) dication” are assured. |1and County Road Commission em- 
York, where Van Doren is a $4,-|° The AFL-CIO charges are based ployees hacked and sawed to free 
: 900-a-year instructor in English,.on Beck's invoking the Fifth! the engine from Station No. s+ 
it was stated that Van Doren was|Amendment in ‘refusing to tell) Damage to the truck was es- 
known to be vacationing in the|Senate rackets investigators about timated at $150. No one was in- 
Virgin Islands, There was no in-/his admitted personal use of union’ jured, and the cause of the blaze 
formation at the university, how-|funds, and court indictments| was undetermined. i 
ever, on his marriage, ' (Continued on Page 2, Col. 7) The fire was extinguished: ©   
  WASHINGTON @ —Four eaenineae Committee today. forjtage, of which the committee 
lagent for Local 130, Hod Carriers, | 
Edward Po-| 
yesterday! 
ibe a smart thing for you to be, Postal Service 
in City Returns 
to Normal Pace Order 
to near normal 
imaster General { 
dered last week. 
  ‘Bradshaw also linked Brady with/Office until July 1. 
| President 
inot be 
NO EFFECT 
The only 
tained by 
area mail deliveries 
‘which has been the procedure in glasses in the 
Pontiac all along. 
Summerfield said 
the $41 million was Jess than _ Scott jumped $25,000 bail and 
the amount he had requested so 
it Is necessary to continue the 
| shorter windew hours. He erig- 
inally asked $47 million. 
In Pontiac, Dean 
(D-Ark) service is almost normal, on 
“ Ae = testimony to show,the heavy Easter mail rays! 
WASHINGTON (#—Teamsters Union moves to delay whether the AFL-CIO, in imple-|slows delivery slightly this time, ee of year, 
ruption charges seemed likely today to run into a solid ethics, is attempting to oust THIRD CLASS MAIL 
“Our only real problem is the petroit-Windsor tunnel on a drive! Merritt, acting for the Board of 
‘backlog of third class mail, OF 4, Buffalo, N.Y. Scott gave his Supervisers, supported the move 
junk mail as some 
'we think we will catch up with) oustoms inspector recalled that 
ithat this week,’’ he said. . 
Summertield’s order restored the a “wanted” circular. 
following services: 
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ban on third class mail and re- ' 
Regular pickup and delivery of} Questioned by ice, 
al 's. lifti the during the night Scott insisted that . 
ee te ane oe \his name was Stewart. He refused| y ins 
sumption of the sale of postal|to be fingerprinted. Lj ' 
money orders, 
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The 
a closed-door 
made by the Senate 
ily adopted. Follows Quick potice in two countries, said today} scott refused to say where he some t wahod whet. coal 
Action. by Congress in /he will fight every effort to return had been the last 11 months. He so have other people.” 
Allotting Funds 
: : ‘wile, 
Postal service returned) The distinguished-looking 60-year- 
lin Pontiac today as Post- he killed his wife were “asinine.” 
Brad-| 
Summerfield lifted most of 
the cutbacks he had or- 
His order restoring serv-| tried to drive an unlicensed car 
ice came swiftly last night 
on the heels of an emer-: 
gency appropriation of $41 nessman, but admitted afterward 
imillion to operate the Post to U.S. immigration officials that 
is ed arcs | Eisenhower quickly aq been asked to watch for Scott| 
jincluding a road constructfon job|signed the measire which cleared on the belief he had fled the! 
iby nonuniga crews employed bythe House and Senate yesterday | nited States 
Clearfield, Pa.,| afternoon without debate. . 
The only restriction remaining | 
in effect in Pontiac will be the 
$12 hours of windew service per 
day. The new hours of 8:30 to 
5 p.m. were labeled a “good | 
idea anyway” by Pontiac’s act- | e eal 
sae oS ee ret IN Courthouse Suitescwemc tae Dean said that few businesses state was acting as quickly as lcrenses were necessary because 
‘open before 8:30 a.m. and so will | possible to extradite Scott. 
inconvenienced. The old) * «£ * 
‘hours were 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 
as utive Board, meeting in Galves- appropriation 
on Home Ground ciearea by the Senate Appropria- ‘tions ‘Committee in 10 minutes in 
session. The Senate tunnel, Scott admitted his true 
passed, it within 30 minutes of identity. 
committee action and returned to! I _ 
the House where minor changes,Said quickly. “I’m the man on ss ? 
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Scott to Fight Extradition, 
Denies He Killed Wife Pet. More 
DETROIT 1 — L. Ewing Scott,) sald” they found $10,000 in 100 ,admitted nothing about his wes fOF Their Policy : 
retired Los, Angeles investment) and 2%0-dollar bills in 2 money grevcoprad ; | j s if-he thought his wife was) . : ; 
ssienehlgacapllmlmlamevernd weson ee mamas Single. Men Under 25. 
to Shoulder the Brunt i istil alive he replied: ‘I've got) 
of ‘Necessary’ Boost   
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him to-California to face charges 
of murdering his wealthy socialite 
ife Auto insurance rates for 
Michigan motorists. were 
increased as much as 65 
per cent today with unmar- 
ried men under 25 bearing © 
the brunt of the boost. 
The increases were asked 
by Michigan members of 
two national rating. bu- 
lreaus, {he National Bureau 
of Casuaftyy ryriters 
and the Nation mo- 
bile Underwriters Assn. 
The two bureaus take in about 
|250 companies writing auto insur- 
ance in Michigan costing about 
47 million dollars annually. 
Carleton C. Patterson Jr. 
president of the Pontiac Asso- 
ciation of Insurance Agencies, 
said about 95 per cent of local 
agencies would be included in 
this group, 
Joseph A, Navarre, state insur- conditions old Californian said that charges 
Arthur,)“That's just plain ridiculous and 
\stupid,”’ he said. 
Scott was nabbed Monday 
night in a routine customs check 
at the Canadian border when he 
into Canada. 
‘:He insisted at first that he was 
Lewis E. Stewart, a retired. busi- 
jhe was the man sought by Cali-! 
fornia police. Canadian authorities. 
    
  ‘SCOTT ARRAIGNED 
| Scott was arraigned on a fugi- 
fe warrant yesterday in Deree f bd k S D 
Federal District Court. Judge Ha t te 
‘Thomas P. Thornton ordered Scott! r r | Cc e Ss , '@ | | 
held pending a hearing May 7 on. 
removal to California. j   ithe rising number of accidents es- 
A suit tying up construction of a new Oakland Pecially Be msewee coe. 
County courthouse was speeded today as presiding“ “7S ©! DY Sepals. Scott’s 63-year-old wife, the five- 
ltimes married Mrs. Evelyn 
other restriction re-|Throsby Scott, disappeared from) Circuit Judge George B. Hartrick ordered an early hear- “These increases are absolutely 
Summerfield does not her fashionable Bel Air home in ing and called for an outside judge to hear the case. affect Pontiac. This limits business Los Angeles May 16, 1955. Police necessary,” Patterson agreed. ‘All 
of our costs are going much high- 
tice Moot tad Tentatively, May 14 has been set for trial, although ..” ;ook at the amount of glass 
backyard of the attorneys for both sides saw the possibility of some re- in the new automobiles that must 
be replaced in case of accident.” 
He said that aside from the to two a day later found her 
\Scott home. Scott denied any maining delays. 
knowledge of her disappearance. | Judge Hartrick -yesterday signed a petition to give ieaige | Sacbaside Sac! Gall amenies 
vanished in May 1956 after he jthe controversial suit*— ried men under 2%, other cost 
was indicted by a grand jury (precedence over other civil state circuit court administrator, increases are “very minor.” 
on charges of his [Matters before the Circuit today for an outside jurist. in the large increase clasiite 
wife's $600,000 estate. Five |Court. | Decision in the case would di- ion the boost in annual liability months after his disappearance | The petition was submitted by rectly affect. the county's. four ie. oud range between $25 and the county grand jury at Los Pontiac attorney William H. Wil- circuit judges. $53 
snaps eet ee Se a representing the Oakland, : ._.* ma etd " a. * 
unty Taxpayers’ League, a group, eagee questions funds! oy, largest increase percentage- 
Scott was tripped up by a|formed expressly to contest the raised "= rage | to aan taa| wise would be for a single young 
Canadian castoms inspector as he County's building plans. & — 1908 ng ag ‘man in Flint seeking liability in- 
‘tried to enter Canada through the! Corporation Counsel Harry 3, Presel) °t courthouse in dowD-| surance. The present cost of $81 — iwill be raised to $134, an increase 
Main charges are of budget (of $53, or about 65 per cent. 
- Plosheres - paren In Pontiac, Patterson said, in ; _ | Mlegal transfer of these 
“In the interest of strong public to the building fund.and violation ‘*¢ same Classification, rates would jump from $76 to $116, feeling over the case,” Judge of the annual .1 mill Hmitation 
|Hartrick said he requested the on money borrowed or taxed for | Detroit rates would go up from 
building purposes. — (Continued on Page 2, Col: 5) 
The Le also questions the ague 0 
legality of building the $4.5_million| it . 
\building on a new site | ihe (| d W hD | 
iTelegraph road sarvies jhe: | ou y rizZ e 
The suit, filed last November, 
tied up the county's plans to build’ Tonight, Tomorr OW: 
the first $2.5-$3 million section on 
|& pay-as-you-go basis. today that 
  
‘said postal 
    call it, aMd name as “Lewis Stewart” and a! and raised no objection. 
  was the name listed for Scott in’ 
    
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Windsor pol   
Finally he! agreed to return to Detroit where| 
* he was turned over to U.S. immi-| 
bill . was &* ation officials. on 
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At the American end of the 
  | " ‘ . Cloudy with occasional light rain” 
or drizzle tonight and tomorrow is 
Robert Strom Roses) answer to the suit, the county'the weatherman's prediction for 
ent . 0 nied the charges. - Pontiac. The low tonight will 
I'm Leonard Ewing Scott,’’ he All Quiz Conmestants; Both sides have studied county range from 44-48’ degrees. 
in Earnings ‘financial records for the past dec-| Tomorrow will be a little colder jade. Some figures /still are not/with the high reaching 50-4 de- 
lentered in the oo pong but Mer- grees. were = flyer.” 
W—Robert Strom, NEW YORK 2 ‘ritt believed thes¢’ can be obtained| Upper Michigan will: be cloudy FBI agents whe searched Scott 
  
You Will Want to Read: 
How a Pontiac surgeon recently performed one of 
the new, rare heart operations which hold much hope 
for eardiac patients, in Pontiac General Hospital. A 
. Press staff writer who witnessed the operation tells 
about it in tomorrow’s paper. 
4 an amazing 10-year-old from the soon. / jand cool tonight with a light rain 
Bronx, stands today unequaled in| Wilmot today’said there appeared| and continued cool tomorrow. 
television quiz show history. He's nll neces: Pha filing further) The lowest temperature in down- 
=. money than anyone Pleadings bef trial,” but both town Pontiac preceding 8 a.m. was 
3 se — $192,000. y y sides - resefved the right to enter 47, The thermometer registered 
Young Robert, a fifth grade PEW arguments. ella pupil, reached that pinnacle last) / 
night on the Bed. Lappe The| Winnings Now $192,000     
$64,000 Question. 
trick by answering questions deal-| 
[ing with various fields of science. | 
  
HE WAS HERE 
- | ‘Mount of Temptation’ Overlooks 2 Nations | 
EDITOR'S NOTE: On a soli- baptism, when He was “led by)stone cave on the side of the,edge of a mountain range not far, icho but is so barren and snin- 
from the site of the sacred bap-| 
itism in the Jordan River. 
The mountain stands at the} The mountain overiooks Jer- sary corcaatomaicienal edict gore the spirit into the wilderness’’ for, Mount of Temptation. 
dey abe ‘ion Gating dtorh- n|@ fast of 40 days. Local traditions; * * &* 
Jordan and Israel. According 4\ say He spent this time in a lime-! 
tradition, the spot he guards was © Ae — 
the scene of the showdown be- =” = 
tween Christ and Satan which 
, came at the end of Christ's 
0-day fast. Here is a report on 
@ modern visit to the site of tha’ 
S famous Biblical drama . 
By WILTON WYNN 
- MOUNT OF TEMPTATION, | 
Jordan « — When Christ was 
shown “all the kingdoms of the Christ 
this mountain peak which rises 
2,000 feet out of the Jordan River 
valley, : 
The peak is called the “Mount 
tation’ by those who live 
From its summit you can’t a 
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‘Tt is gener ally agreed the , - ot ; er s i 
erate of Chit ‘by Sajen oe 1 z —_ oj asta a few 
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     Tradition says Satan 
the world” from “all the k 
       
    
   By winning he remained eli- | 
_ gible to continue on the program | 
| In hopes of capturing the show's | 
| grand prize — $256,000. i 
Under. the program rules, a| 
‘contestant competes for so-called’ 
Cleese of $64,000 each. As he. 
reaches each ‘‘plateati’’ he is en- 
viting that a person seeking ‘titled to keep each $64,000 block solitude will find this an ideal lIn Robert's case it amounts to 
place for meditation even today. jthree meaning he will keep the 
A road from Jericho halts at entire $192,000, whether or not he 
the {got of the Mount of Tempta- stumbles in his quest for the grand| 
tion. The climb to the top is Prize. | 
made on foot, A rocky footpath! In addition, his $192,000 winnings 
_ zigzags up the side of the conical- Will be paid in three yearly in-| shaped peak. stallments té enable him to) 
4 ‘lessen income taxes. 1% Halfw: . built into the rock, ; 
hangs ny aoe Orthodox Monas- While young Robert stands atop! 
tery, The monastery almost the TV quiz show money pile, he’s 
blends with its rock foundations "°t too far ahead of his nearest) 
except for the blue-do   
  
         
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mee Ross of California. Ross won $164,- 
  
  
        cliff. that, stand out — i 000 some time.ago on two differ- 
ae * + * ent shows. 
Visitors are welcomed here by D ASOD ARE ALAS Ee el 
‘ive monks who spend their lives ‘ 
working praying. These 112 Today Ss Press 
monks Hive off the produce of their aan Asoo ost devi te. he Jorden ete eRe — 
‘alley, : acace a iecdeecsseeees nes 
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forms one wall and most of the | oortg ooo... .ceeeseesenee 12 ee) AP Wirephote 
celling of the long, marrow MOM) tissters ....:.....--- ooece at NEXT QUESTION? — Robert Strom, 10-year-old Bronx 5th 
my (fStery. a ¢ j TV & Radio Programs .... 43 | grade student has run his winnings on the TV-quiz show “The 
=~ §«Underneath a dome at one end Wilson, Earl .............. $64,000 Question” to $192,000. His questions are in-the field of - 
| modern jof “the building is a. chapel and) Women’s Pages ....... 2-98 | science: It he knows all the answers he could boost his winnings 
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City Police Comb Area oy eeeeag saenindoter 
as Child Spends Ti at the Sonam Grametion, Fusion Canter 
With Playmate school heads to Edison plants in 
  lating machine 
MacKay, staff   
  
  
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are, from left, Ted Merchant, per- | 
sonnel assistant in charge of training; John 
assistant; Jane Kay, senior em- 
‘ployment advisor; William J. Lacy, business 
education teacher at Pontiac High, and Jack 
Zeunen, manager of Edison's Pontiac branch. 
  
scouts and 
for     poo aor Monroe Chief Asset of Business   
    
  
investigate New Directory Listings _   
Breet. of C. Wars Merchantsas- estes i 
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at ¢ Wind velocity 6-3 m. p. bh. 
’ ‘syle Wotnenday ot 1:18 . 
Moon sets Y; : tt on . e 1 p. 
Mesa rises Thursday st 6:42 6m. 
Bewntewn teres : 
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q x» Pieces sevee A BO Bea ses cneceds $2 
8 & Misccesees TP. Mrcvseveees Ss 
OP Miceseeees 
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Tees@ay in Pontiac 
stiches “Sompocavare , a2 i “988 Cea tee eee > 
Lowest temperature . esegeceonece 
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And They Crucified Jesu 
pressed a crown of thorns on his head and mocked 
him as a king. They dressed him in a purple robe 
and spat on the man until their lust for cruelty 
could not contain itself any longer. Then a cross, 
made from the trunks of two dogwood trees, was 
brought and thrust on his shoulders. of the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce. 
Several merchants reported receiving invoices mailed out by 
|. the directory publishers. They appear to be billings for directory 
advertising previously ordered, but actually are solicitations for 
approval of future advertising af prices ranging from $22.50 to 
$65.00, the board sald, 
“The directory where these ads supposedly are to be placed 
often coincides with renewal advertising notices to subscribers of 
their company directory. There is no connection between the two, 
they stress, 
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The warning of the ethics board has received similar support 
from the Better Business Bureau of Detroit. The business has 
circulated widely there arid in other Michigan cities, Belaney said. 
He emphasized that although merchants ‘‘do not appear to be 
their money,” the business has not been arilyn Removes Greene 
(From Corporation Office 
  
Bill Would Bring board, Pell 
Greene a Mi Mone bean Revenue to County 
The county clerk sends the §2 to 
the state. 
Anderson's proposal, under study 
by committee, calls for a $4 fee, 
with $3 going to the state and $1 
profit Oakland County corpora- 
tions, Anderson looked for the bill 
to be reported favorably out of 
committee, possibly as early as 
tomorrow. 
  
City Doctor to Attend 
Meeting of Heart Group 
Dr. Donald S. Smith of Pontiac 
will be a member of the Michigan 
delegation to the North Central 
Regional Conference of the Ameri- 
can Heart Assn. to be held April 
to intensify national and regional 
research activities supported by 
the association, The delegates from 
six states will hear Dr. Louis N. 
Katz, of Chicago, director of the 
cardiovascular Dept., Michael 
Reese Hospital, and past associa- 
tion president, 
Research papers will be given by 
six state groups. Dr. Smith will 
present a paper as chairman of 
the research committee of the   Ex-Newsman 
Dies at Age 75 Russell Gore Worked 
for 2 Detroit Papers 
During Career — 
Former newspaper editor Russell 
Gore, 75, of 1235 Yorkshire died 
yesterday at St. Joseph Mercy 
Hospital, Pontiac after a brief ill- 
Born In London, Ontario he came 
to Detroit as a boy and attended 
the old Central High School there. 
He also studied at the Detroit 
College of Law, leaving there to 
become a police reporter on the 
Buffalo (N. Y¥.) Evening Times. 
It was while associated with this 
ciate at the 3 p.m. service 
morrow at Bell Chapel of the 
  Aid Small Industries 
to Secure Contracts 
Ordnance District. 
The service; at no cost, is avail- 
able by contacting Kaltwasser, 
small business specialist, at 574 
E. Woodbridge in Detroit. 
“The small tanufacturer and 
machine shop is just as important 
to defense production as large 
plants,” he said, 
L, Clare Utley, chairman of the 
Industrial Affairs Committee of 
the Pontiac Area Chamber of 
Commerce, said his committee is 
studying assistance in this line in 
cooperation with the Detroit proj- 
ect. 
State Car Insurance   
  
(Another in a Lenten Series) 
Pilate’s wife, Claudia, wrote to the emperor's 
It was too 
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heavy for him to bear, and he 
stumbied as he walked along the route from the 
Fortress of Antonia, where the Practorium is Rates Increased (Continued From Page One) 
would increase from $62 to $86. 
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loss experience in 
young 
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tory and type 
    I have been having terrifying dreams about this situated, to the hill of Calvary which my servants [20 per cent for collision insurance. 
Jesus and have even been to @ soothsayer to see call “Golgotha” “The skull.” * *« * 
if anything could be made of them, but the an- guards ordered named Ironically, collision rates on 
swers I got were the usual vague poppycock, I Gets 2 saa cal aeuuae te la ae |commercial vehicles are being re- 
whispered to Pilate about my dreams and begged ‘erent, wna be bere & for hin. duced by six to nine per cent 
him not to have anything to do with the death of because their accident rate is 
the man. At the time of the crucifixion they offered him . 
e¢ © a drink of wine mixed with myrrh which, as you | Navarre said another reason for 
"But, as he explained later, he had to conform § know, numbs the senses a bit. But he refused the increase is the steadily wors- 
with the law. He did, however, make the gesture it. And they nailed him to the cross and mocked |¢ting loss experience of the com- 
of clearing himself personally and saying he ‘him as he hung there between two thieves who a 
found no fault in the man, And I am glad he did were dying for their crimes.. =~ 8 A 
that much, although in my heart I feel it was not When Jesus'cried out, “My God, My God, why Pi Re end he oct gba 
enough, 7 has thou forsaken me,” they offered him a drink (auto prices in making replace- 
After gentence was passed, a ity ae again, But this time it was vinegar on a@ /iments, bigger court awards and | é um) i | ; ; ion i o 
higher hospital costs, = 
         
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Monastery Guards | 
Mount of Temptation 
(Continued From Page One) 
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  4-day fast: and where He w 
  
Tuned te amaned” Cwiet wl AFL-CIQ Leaders 
neavy von Cite ots througn| REDUEE Teamsters 
(Continued From Page One) 
mountain Mes. the Jordan plain, 
around Jericho and in a few iso-|authority, 
lated spots but otherwise desert, 
The distant peaks of the hills : 
of Galilee may be slimpeed in Urge Holy Land Peace 
aoa fe acne an During Easter Season 
of Jerusalem may be seen.   
Satan whispered to Christ, ‘If]; 
Thou therefore shalt worship me,itand 
all shall be Thine.” And it waSitions d Easte: 
here that Christ replied: “‘Get thee a 
thou shalt worship the Lord thy   
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Patterson said the difference in 
changes by classification and geo- 
graphical location is geared to 
each case, 
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lieved to have lived during Hisistitutional right to set elections for new judges, while Gov. Wil-|>Y Royal | liams argues that it is his con-|Kelley is altar be-!stitutional right to appoint them, |Francisco 
against other high officers of the 
The federation’s Ethical Prac-|Michigan Water Authorit 
green with irrigated cultivation|the union also were made without/®™ arms and face, 
It was from this summit tall cathettting acu Sabtig san wade iat tee tan 
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behind me, Satan: for it is written, |calling on the Arab peoples not to 
God, and Himi only shalt thou| Jordan's enemies by 
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\ En Mark Golden) Wedding 
ROCHESTER — Mr, and sees. 
‘ Fred B. Carpenter of 303 West | 
ted their 50th 
. wedding anniversary on Sunday, Fourth Street 
* * * 
Their son, Hilburn L. Carpenter, 
and two daughters, Mrs. Charles 
W. Gray. and Mrs. Robert War- 
ren, were hosts at a reception for 
more than 150 guests from De- 
troit, Pontiac, Armada, Ypsilanti, 
and Rochester. x" 
Mr. Carpenter was born in Ar- 
mada, His wife "the former 
Grace Ann Meade, a native. 
of Brighton. They i mar- 
ried in 1907, near South Lyon, 
For the past 34 years Mr. Car- 
penter has been in the men's 
clothing business in Rochester and 
Utica. Mr. and Mrs, Carpenter 
have eight grandchildren and one 
great. “er andc hild, all of Rochester.’ 
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    MR. AND MRS. CARPENTER |     
Your PTA Is Planning: . |   
Waterford, Avon Sessions; 
Two Meetings Postponed 
BROOKLANDS — The Brook- lands-Ayon PTA 
night at Brooklands School. 
* * 2 
Mrs. 
sic teacher, will present a musical] Mittlewood, Director of 
Health Education for the State of! | 
+ | Michigan, -will talk on at 8 p.m. 
Thursday at 
School PTA meeting. program. 
: Walled Lake 
The regular. meeting of the 
Walled Lake Junior-Senior PTA| 
scheduled for Thursday, has been 
postponed until Wednesday, April!   24. This will permit members| PTA here, 'Cross disaster chairman of Fiint;| to attend Maundy Thursday; monthly meeting at 
is meeting .to-| Thursday. i 7:45 p.m. 
* * * | 
“Let's Look at Our Children,” 
Alice Trimble, school mu- is the subject that Mrs. Esther; 
Mental | 
the William Burt) | 
Almont 
At the recent meeting of the; 
Edward Kapp, Red to Install Officer ee and pot luck dinner jae be served.| ; Mrs. Patricia Miller for 1? years 
| service / im the -auxiliary, High. White Auxiliary i" za ena Walled Lake Groups ) installation a soc A me bership drive is under- 
Install VFW Officers jway to help returned. veterans 
| take full advantage of government 
| WALLED LAKE —-Ryal Seay) Denetits. § Seay, agid.- 
OES to Entertain 
METAMORA—Hadley OES will COMPLETE OPTICAL SERV Tel: MIMENT 
  MILFORD -- Installation of of-'Utica Girl Engaged ficers for the High-White Auxiliary '| 
to Post 9914 of the Veterans of UTICA — Mr. and Mrs. Harold) #s been installed as commander’ 
Foreign Wars will be held Thurs-| 'Diegel of 7140 Eighteen Mile Rd.| of the Lawrence Sims Post, VFW. 
day at the Highland Town Hall./have announced the engagement of! | Russ Hines was installed as senior 
The sew officers for the en. (their daughter, Virginia, to Rich- nde C : 
suing year are: Shirley Hay, lara Folkers, He is the son of Mr. ees Zips aL gia oo entertain the other eight chapters 
president; Catherine Volkert, jand Mrs.°John Folkers of 25670; cms adjutant; Ther Conrad, of Lapeer County on Monday with) 
senior vice president; Florence (South River Rd., Mt. Clemens. The | quartermaster; John Miller, hides! attiocrn of Tri-County and Lapeer| Plegg, junior vice president; wedding date has not been set. advocate wad Wally Lake. chep-\County Assna. as honored quests 
Betty Lindsey, treasurer; soot | my _ SS Nomen Seer: | Hain. Also to be honored will be life Lilley, chaplain; Olive Steele, ae 
é i ~ County Calendar | * * * ‘|members of the Hadley chapter-| 
| Mrs. Ruth Lare was installed a8| 4 program will be given, 
Lake president of the women's auxil- 
Mre Bai H Barns-| : eg vera tn Edvard ce on mal ak d Harold es ee Pare th Wings on a new U.S. Supersonic son, Michael Reward. peta ed as president o ijet fighter plane are so thin that| 
Martha LaMonde. | Mr. and Mrs. Clifford’ Livings ot| STOUD. ithey have the cutting power of “| 
A post plaque was presented to double-edged razor blade, Henbert road announte the birth of « 
Past president of the Oakland son, Robert Clifford. 
            
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  services. 
West Bloomfield 
The “west Bloomfield 
School PTA will not meet this 
month due to the Easter holidays. 
The next regular méeting will be 
held Thursday, May 16, at the 
high school, 
' Waterford Township 
The Leggett School PTA in Wa- 
terford Township will have their 
  
Present Budget 
to City Council High| stressed the need for a definite | 
pian in handling local emergencies! 
should cases arise. He explained, 
the functions of the Red Cross and/ 
jits limitations in time of disaster.| 
Officers elected for the 1957-58] season were Jack Bishop, presi-| 
dent; Carl Marsh. father vice) 
president; Hazel Little, mothér 
vice president; Mrs. Maxine Juhl, | 
teacher vice president: Margaret. 
Farley, treasurer and Mrs. Eva 
‘Bowman, secretary i 
*avon Township - j 
The PTA of Elmwood School! 
will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. | 
|Ransford Bromley will use colored, 
'films to illustrate his talk on Civil” 
Defense. Mothers of third ae 4 
  Over 2,500 Spring and Summer 
RESSES Consolidated from Our Various Stores for This Special Event! of Lathrup City will furnish refr eshments, } -_——-. 
  
LATHRUP — Tentative budget | 
of $132,140 general fund and $69,-) 
650 for the water department was! 
presented to the city council at 
its regular meeting Monday night. 
A publie hearing on the badeet 
will be held May 6, 
Administrator Leonard A. | 
Watchowski said this morning, 
that the city’s tax rate of ad 
per. $1,000 of assessed valuation 
will remain the same, 
The council's effort tg reduce the! 
spedéd limit from 40 to 30 miles per} 
hour in front of the Lathrup; 
school on Southfield resulted in no| 
reduction of speed but stricter en-| 
forcement of the present speed. 
§ limit, 
The councit also awarded the 
engineering contract for a $45,000 
paving project to the Arthur Gilles- 
pie Co. of Birmingham. 
8 Fire Fighting 
Groups Meet 
at Lake Orion 
LAKE ORION -— The North- 
eastern Fire Fighters Assn. met;   | YOU'VE SEEN AND 
HEARD IT ON TV! | 
YOU'VE SEEN IT IN 
NATIONAL MAGAZINES | 
| NOW str—arar 
PLAY THE AMAZING 
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last night for dinner at the Blanche 
Sims School with 83 firemén rep- 
resenting Addison, Hadley, Gin- 
gellville, Oxford, Clarkston, Inde- 
‘pendence and Leonard and their 
Lake Orion hosts. SPECIAL COURSE OF 
ORGAN LESSONS 1.50. 
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Discussion centered on the re- 
cent Oxford fire, and the coop- | 
eration of the departments; and 
on twe way communications. 
The next mbteting will be in 
July with Gingellville Fire Der. 
as s hosts.   GALLAGHER 
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_THE PONTIAC PRESS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1957 
      
  
    
  
  
  
  
      
EASTER COLORING SERIES 
3. Trimming Up the Easter Flower 
flower and here it is, a lovely hyacinth in a flower pot. 
‘These beautiful spring flowers come in manf lovely shades, pinks, 
Peter wanted his Easter gift to look as pretty as possibile, so he is, 
trimming the flower pot with a big bow of colored ribbon. He has. 
- chosen a color that contrasts with the Easter flower juelt and will! 
blend with the flower pot. 
~ Use crayons to give the figure, the flower, flowery pot and roll of 
ribbon bfight full colors. Then apply more delicate tints to the back- 
ground and you will have an attractive picture to add to your Easter 
picture gallery. 
(Today’s $10 award goes to Elizabeth Seinen ‘Salida, Colo. Your 
may be usable. Send it fo this newspaper, Violet Moore Higgins, 
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girl—after she gets the 
* 2 oe 
are women,” said Lou Modell, 
who is ksiown as."the pawnbrok- 
er's er” and operates 
the nation’s top individually owned 
hock shop. 
“Why? Because women are no-— 
torious for being able to spend 
men can on purpose. 
ry for $20,000, then take the $20,- 
piece of jewelry with it. 
: * * * 
“Divorcees borrow most often 
wives, Widows cgme last. 
“Career women aren't such reg- 
ular clients because, to begin with, 
they usually are good busiress-   Peter had a saving his money to buy his mother an Easter women. Also, if they weed money 
‘in a hurry, they usually have al: 
\boy friend they can borrow from.” 
One of Modell’s most unusual 
ioans was to. a titled lady ac- 
lcused of stabbing a gent with a 
‘jeweled letter opener. 
“The next morning she pawned 
herself out of jail,” he ‘said. 
* * * 
If they didn’t have to pay it 
highly in favor of the federal in-| 
come tax, Right now their win- 
dows are full of diamonds pawned 
so clients could keep from going! 
into hock with Uncle Sam.   cnneemaiieheonee   
  NEW YORK W-It a diamond 
is a girl's best friend, a pawn- 
“Sixty per cent of our clients. 
more money accidentally than) 
“Many rich women—even those 
with an income of $50,000 or more). 
a year—will hock a piece of jewel- 
000 and go out and buy another 
on their jewelry. They wealthy) 
the letter opener for $900 to bail! 
themselves, pawnbrokers would be|g ' Hal Boyle Says: ee, 
[Pawnbrokers Like Gals With Gems lal hceaeek becuse 
income tax time,” said Lou, who 
hard - pressed executive up to) 
$75,000 in cash in five minutes—, ‘8 
if he can put up enough collateral. 
He explained many executives 
prefer to deal with pawnbrokers 
rather than banks because the 
transaction is. so confidential— 
and fast. 
* x -* 
“Many have an idea that a 
'pawnbroker is a blood-sucking 
Shylock fattening at Oe. qoenee     of the poor,” said Lou, and added 
wrly: - j 
* * * 
«Actually pawnbroking is a dy- 
ing industry all across the coun- 
try. For every. new pawnbroker 
who opens a new shop, five go 
out of business. Small loan firms, 
which can. charge a -higher rate 
in. many instances and have a 
lower overhead, are taking much 
of our trade, We average only 
about one per cent net return on 
our investment." 
Lou said the high-income class 
mee the best cliemele. “You can't make money on poor 
‘people,”* he said, “They're not 
.|very profitable, 
len Ae 
aried guy who is a good liver, 
song.” 
| Lou said the idea that pawn- 
brokers make most of their prof- 
it by foreclosing on loans ig ex- 
actly contrary to the facts, © 
“The last thing we want to do 
is foreclose,” he said. 
The operating theory is this, 
“once a hocker always a hocker.”’   “The best client is the big-sal-| Wh 
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“Jewelers,” said Lou. “They\ 
borrow on the jewelry they have ‘ . 
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Mrs. John Kiltie of Lahser road, ‘land for two weeks. honoring Mrs. Claude pow during her three week vaca- 
jtion were St, Petersburg, Delray 
Roger Srigley, a freshman at Beach and Miami. 
ly pledged s * * 
Mrs. Minnie Cannon of Wolfe 
street, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Regan 
of Auburn avenue and Mr. and 
Mrs, Robert W. Cannon of Roch- 
ester have returned to their 
homes from Berea, Ohio, where 
they attended the wedding of 
Betty De Trude and Harvey 
Greenway. 
Mr, Greenway, a former Pontiac 
resident, is the grandson of Mrs. 
_.|Minnie- Cannon and nephew 
Robert Cannon. ter-in-law, Mr. and 
Kimball! in San- 
  
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    Members of Friendship Circle 
| \Q/ met at the home of Mrs. Thomas 
Robb on St. Mary street Saturday 
afternoon, An Easter Egg hunt was 
t conducted for a child from Oakland 
County Children’s Home whom the 
igroup sposors, and she was pre- 
‘sented with an Easter outfit.     
  assortment of | the kve of a be - 
: i love a rgain has 
Easter ‘many a woman into a fashion 
accessories || fiasco. Then she’s faced with two 
we a | possibilities: wearing something 
ishe dislikes or letting it stay 
GIFTS FE 2-322 ‘around in her closet. Moral: Ap-| 
|proach any sale with caution and 
‘an exact knowledge of your fashion 
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          _ DAV Auxiliary. 
Juniors Install 
|New Officers: Beta Sigma Phi. 
Chapter Hears — 
Travel Lecture" 
pate oe te eee 
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Mrs. Stanley Hester showed |, 
slides and presented dialogue on 
“Around the World in Eighty 
Slides” at the recent meeting of 
Epsilon Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma. 
‘Phi sorority. Max Hodge, who re- 
cently returned from a trip abroad, 
  
  
  
        
      
    
These pretty flower potholders 
will prove to be “‘show-offs’” of 
the kitchen. You'll find them fun 
to make and so nice to use. (A| 
lovely item for shower-giving or 
as a bazaar donation!). 
Pattern No. 5796 contains hot- 
iron transfer for pansy, poppy and. 
sunflower designs; sewing and em-| 
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| Album—56 colorful pages showing 
‘many pretty designs; plus direc- 
. tions for making three crochet. 
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| It's ready! The 1957 Needlework | 
nent eae 
‘in Fashions | 
By DOROTHY ROE ' 
Babies are the most important. 
| members of today’s society—and | 
4 they are rapidly becoming the’ 
; most numerous, 
| With a new record baby crop 
“\forecast for 1957, designers and, 
‘manufacturers are working over- | 
time to provide the correct | 
lfashions. for today’s discerning, 
‘youngest set, 
| Last year almost four and a 
‘quarter million new babies were 
‘born in the United States, This, 
|year the prospects are for even’ 
‘more. The ‘year 1957 will be the 
‘seventh record-breaking year for 
the baby population, according to! 
present statistics. This means| 
more and better baby clothes,) 
more high chairs, rattles, toys, 
ibaby carriages and, of course, 
homes, automobiles and schools. 
* x * ! 
In tune with the tempo of the! 
times, today’s babies are definite- 
ly fashion conscious. They start 
watching television shows while 
they-are still taking their bottles, 
land by the time they can toddle 
they have definite ideas about, 
what they want to wear. 
Manufacturers of baby garments. 
from layette to kindergarten, thus i 
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Dorcas Circle Meets | 
Mrs. Leona Hunter opened her) 
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Woman's Christian Fellowship of! 
First Christian Church for a lunch-' 
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M., 22 State St., Thursday, April Crier D. Michael Tankle was just 
18 at 7:30 p. m. F C. degree. No|@bout to ask the Criminal Court p. ° . 
4 lookout meeting, Winford Bottom,| jury for the verdict in a drunken 
: is. Expects Later Fi ures W. M. a —Adv.| driving case when he noticed de 
3 as g $5 2 Celt | fendant William B. Dingdang was 
‘PRICES " FRUITS wie : ot tH to Reflect Growth Of Ledge No. 60 F. de A. M. Ciraks-|""Nimea out the suspense wae 
oun: reser gains fl ts, 06. 8) ‘Thurs., April j r 
sh and commission house buy-i7“Pfoson bu, apples fancy, stockers and feeders in suwnit| Key stocks-rose from fractions|4™ fue rei'13 M 34 - Present Volume ine. Cc ‘Samay tikes just too for, Dingdang. He'd 
Corn and oats showed little)3.25 | bu: No. 1, 2.50-3.00 bu. oa chart lands ancien bed . an 1 ead Op s--- 347] 8 . C. degree, Sparkman. : 
: tosh, .” faney, 3.50 bu: tL lsteore Mba-do-23.00" to around 9 point’ but there were, 2s vsne 44 w. M. —Ady,| fainted in a chair behind the jury 
ha early, while soybeans : 2 Ge. i jsteers 32. i tet OF two mos m Viscose ..-35.1 Merck ....... 363, DETROIT @ — Chrys ‘ ‘ : 
ent shad ’ . 28 be. 4 ata Spy, tency, |prime 1080 Ib fed steers 24.50; some “losers. anaconde obs Morr Ch & & 205: oa er Corp.'s : box, He was taken to a hospital, - 
. were A Dg MD ite ‘Apples, |good to low cholee fed steers 20.50- After a fairly active opening the| Armee Stl ‘ii34 Midl SH Pa. 44 |BTOSs les during this year's first where his condition was reported 
00; utility and standard 16.00-19.50; Mpls Hon ... 87 | : . * ; 
PPro ony rainy aged through TABLES, jase — Beste, topped, |few good fog Batters Ie fonin.ee: usiilty | pace slowed, There was no special At} cet Lins 43 in rch. 388 000,000, LL “colbert, president, News m rief ; 
grain belt was buying- d eurly, standar ers 19.90; utility oe ionsan Ch .., 35.2. A s n : 
fluence in most pits. Wheat also 1180-00 bu. Cabbage, No, 1,|cows 13.00-14.00, few strong up, activity in-any division. Atl Refi .... 412 Mont Ward .. 318 told a shareholders’ meeting t " —_ The verdict: innocent. : 
_ 00 bu. Cabbage, standard variety, to 14.50; most canners and cutters 11.00-/ But Lukens Steel, which was up \Balt & el agg Meterela 42.5, meeting oday., : A 
is firmed somewhat by indications 1, 1.50-2.00 bu. Carrots, 13.00; commerct quoted te'514 yesterday as the day's most. Beech Crk Merny oe -- 2 | Exact figures on sales and earn-| pour dollars in change and an NOTICE 
ot a tight supply situation,w with| $e, 1.227178 bu. Celery. root, Ko. 1,|16.50: nothing done on astockers: and Y. -c: 374 lines were not discloeed. Hote Wheseas, ike Boned of Dineatien of 
adhe Wheat moving ollt “of this|ise saree tease Ne; 1 'Lse-LW pe] “Galvss — Salable STS, Vealere  very| Oru stock, was traded vig- ein sed. 414 Ret ops «8 Colbert aid) Ga corporation ot cea hoe fan, as es of ! a etat t cel Leeks, No. J, "125-118 Gos. |slow: ehoice and prime vealers 25.00- orously today. At one phase it was, [Boeing Air a0 3 186 shipped 421,000 vehicles d the Pontiac Boy's Club, 530 E Township snd Sylvan Lake City, by let- 
{ + behs. Onions. or. fancy 2.00 80-lb./30.00; standard and good 6.00-|down around a point on profit.| 22 oer oes a NY Central 203) ped es during this Pike St., sometime Monday night/ ‘te, Commiss: ted April &, 
Near the end of the first hour ; No, 1, 1,50-1.75 50-it. bag. Parsiey,'24.00; culls 16.00 ‘n. . \but h | 30! arn .. 42. M P .304/year’s first three months, cor- 1957,. requested Comm to take 
old style wheat % curly, No. 1, es aay Mey 7 behs. Pare:| Sheep — Salable 1500. Bulk of sup-| taking | this loss and Sriggs Mi ... 102. Nort & West 68.4 Fie after thieves broke a window, the necess ps to close all that 
st; was % to 1 centiley, ‘root, No. 1, 2.00-2.50 doz. bebs.|ply shorn lambs; few good, and choice! established fractional Brist My .... 604 No Am Av ... 313 pared with 306,000 in the first building and portion of or Drive from the 
higher, May $2.23%, new ¢|Parsnips, No, 1, 1.25-1.75 42 bu. Potatoes, offered; around 400 head native a major gain. Buda Co |): | 20.1 Nor Pae #°> quarter of 1956. entered the ing ran-|northerly be of Road 
was th toe bigher, July. $2:148,|Bhex" aio" Seite “BE mestih (2 Share leis’ alot wats, ne, Seieeltg its nd of yesterday, There Sie Saye Ee eee cele. aivecton Seat Wesesees, ct the ent Bloomin 
corn was % lower to ¥% higher, hothouse, No. 1, 1.38+1.7% doz. bets. and ™ioads ottered: good ang|t0 its rise of yesterday. There Calum & M126 Ohio Ol jt, “Prospects for a strong sale |to William V, Coulacos, director.|mign School site; souunery along the 
| ” . F *|Rhukerb, hothouse, fancy, uc S-lb.'choice shern lambs 21 00-28 50 few have been steck split rumors con- C8™>_Soup .. 34.5) Owens Ti! Gi 62.1) of our products in the months ; easterly boundary Indiandale 
May $1.305s, oats were % jbox: No. 1, .60-.80 Sib. box, Rhubar, ytility and good 18-00-2100: native! corning this stock Gan Dry... 181 Pac G@a& Kl. 4 * Forrest Howe, 3 Short St., was Griv? 1°, the poins of intersectioe vie 
to 4 lower May 72% rye was nee oe bons. doz, behs; No. 1, spring slaughter lambs under Ibs | C&! ing is. " Cdn Pae . M2 an A W Air 15.1 ahead are good, Colbert sald. ag * West B fie { and 
changed to % higher, May $1.30% No 100 S0-2.00 Squash Hubbard, Sp yw i— eae raghter The news background continued ae 7 A867 Pabn Bp! +: $2. “Our dealers report a continued sentenced to serve 90 days in the amine, sale, tter of recites 
Guten were i to MeN, 150 40-3.00 bu. Turaips, topped, No] mixed. Personal income was re-Ceier Tree ML Penney, JC |. 806 euthusiasm for our cars, and Oakland County Jail Saturday by erty abutting on both sides of the’ per- 
— May $2.40%, and lard wa uaeca s AND SALAD GREENS ‘emcaco tivestocn —=«[ ported at @ record annual rate Cit, "s on |. 628 Pepsi Cola’... 302 despite the quarter's high level of | West Bloomfield Township Justice | Wy) reas. this . has con- 
cents a hundred Lettuce, Bibb, LAD GREENS, | CHICAGO, April 16 (AP) —_Salable|Dut steel scrap prices continued Chrysler. -.. 733 Pfizer ...""" 31.8) production, our fleld stocks are Elmer C. Dieterle after pean yp ware sidered the advisability of vacating the 
7 s pounds} ;"s0 pk. basket. hogs 6.500; butchers steady to 25 higher/declining. Prospects for a three-day Ses, Xf, °° 3 praes P --:++ 395) well below the industry av guilty to charges of drunk driving|**{¢ Portion of seid 
a May $14.40. Large,’ 11.00-11.50 30-doz, \°27!¥; but later only moderately ive: = Gay | Climax Mo . - T12 Phileo ss. ITT average, Now, therefore, be it resoived, that 
oe cor, aicon, “SHE i0.00; email, 1.50-6.50,|0008 SlOw. steady to week: instances weekend added a note of caution. | Sie! Pea... 24 Philip Mor... 43.1/ and in some of our markets we and driving without a license. this | Gommission ame © eee 
. * = salad . ee as muc as wer: only fa . iS * " “ portion . 
a |shipping demand: mixed 2-3 190-230 Ca Be By fe ree o .. i) Reve Sen eertagee” Rummage Sale every Thur., cor-|{70™, the northerly boundary of Com- 
; Grain Prices ; DETROIT mre ty "butchers mostly wee ora es pa ae Paige Comy ied ay MCA... ‘’ 362], Colbert said. that Chrysler cus-,ner of N. Baldwin and Indianwood. the northwesterly” corner ef the West 
CHICAGO GRAIN tab. petrol, Neases. included, “tederat-|etade veRs No. 2:3 240-280 tye a.t5-|APH IT * “a fie a ae $3 Reva. set, - oa tomers have been buying more =AGV.| slong the as =v gg | 
ETICAOO. April 11 (AP) — Opening eT cask Rate GU widillnel ee eb eae ie fee Indust Rail Uuit Stocks Wont Can 48 Rock apg... St optional equipment like sutomatic Mt your friend’s in jail and needs| section’ with West Bloomfield "Park 
Wheat (ela) — Gus average 46; large 30-41, wid. avg. pig! 11-78; small tote ap Dsl T Ib > down, 3t2 - nobgag ead eg ime 18 ins Cot Mot a ss* Se lg AE : ee ‘power brakes Bt = u Pastin bail, Ph, Ze tome, © A. Mitchell. Spdvisien; snd we “fiat. atthe 
0g ay OY rag |medinm 33-36, wid. ave. 34; small, 28. —_ Month Ago ....252.4 120 : et Lead 40.6 ’ ws —AdV.| regular month — ag Al med 
nd ouscnny + 2:18M July ...s00-- 61's Grade B. large 36-37, wa. Betis 364%. ae 1550-16-78; fou" 1-2 300-350 wor a — oy ips ua na = ne orn FS HF St Reg Pap’. 33.4 Seats and air conditioning. Three ly move = May 1 Cer, 
Bak RISE Bebo Ga] aroma, ovat, one, re [ant Sau an: atc soe, gene at HRY HT HE HRS Beeauen Be Sah age”. 4 0 every four 1957 model Plymouth seserd (sitet ony, coiesataepton 
i eed May = 130%, | Checks 24%. heifers fairly 2 eclor ns ey ae on fy; (1088 High 1.2763 1854 76.9 191.5 Dis oe i Shell on Le a | jcars, he said, have been caunoed Studebaker-Packard “et Tejon of sald streets 9 
Sept. .....3.37 July ...... 1.25%] Commercially graded: steers over 1200 Ib choice and better 1966 Low 24460 126.2 60.6. 171.6) Dow Ghem S18 dinclait 8 ;with push button automatic trans- ak aakt aah Gr ann Gee 
oa Bept. 1334, Whites: Grade A, extra large 38: large dull and weak; religious holiday depres- East Air L . 36.2 gocon 06.8) missio’ red lisht of this ol 
Ma 138% Deer LL 129%g | 35-37%; medium 30%-31. Grade B, iarge/"!NE factor: bee! cows steady: caunare : East Kod .....92 kad atl ns, compared with three out . Ushing © copy of this reselution in The 
Jay ee “ae ee land cutters standy to strong: bulls fally DETROIT STOCKS El Auto L ... 36.6 «Go ry Rd... 22. 3/0f five in the 1956 model line. ans OW ric ar conspicuous bile places the 
Bept. °.......1.38% May Drowns: Grade A, extra large 38; large “80847: goed and chetce Veslers 1.00- (C. J. Nephier Co) EL & Mus... 4, sta Brand ... 393, Paul C. Nal |Sumers feesr Compa Detroit 
+ teeereels Foie: | 2 Son cl’ ewse amadee meuae: auckars Ex-Cell-O 02 oe Ga cal | CF Ackerman,‘ director of . A 
Dec, ...+...1-30% July . 33%4-35; medium 29-2042.. Grade B, large Figures after decimal points are eighths) Fire 88.4 A ; Edison, and Michigan i lephone 
~ Bap. ta. prime 1160 hb vateers 680: "1144-1320 High Low Noon| Ford Met. 377 Std Ol Ind -s3¢ engineering and a vice president) new YORK Um — Studebaker-'Gays notice of such Public Hearing. ¥y 
t Market fully steady. Floor stocks are jp 2600: mostly prime 1356 Yb 28.80; /Allen Elec. & Equi Frueh - of the corporation, was elected a — ays notice of 
moderate. Demand good but not as ag- 1 anip. Co 3 OF 8 gem Droem -§ 2 Stevens, JP .. 21.6 registered mat! 
tesla an yesterday 6s many retailers nie eneeee oe pee. ie wha 34.00; few Balewin Rubber Co... § 6S 303) Gen Elec G13 -acud- Peck -++ it director. He succeeds Nicholas Packard Corp. plans to introduce VILLAGE OF ORCHARD LAKE, 
Poultry fave. repcnshed. thet socks” Bon au green 3038-2448" bulk cholee wowrt Gi Oia Chen Col”. 133 “33 Sen wile 84 grin fice i Kelley Sr. retiring after servings new low priced car and will sll LUCILLE M 
° Chain store sales noted as low as 39 16.00-17.50: igh chaise ond prime 62s-| Reaaaee nace Pao. relies is lee idee $31 Texas do &f for 20 years as member of the three new Mercedes-Benz models, | pice genet 
r DETROIT POULTRY cents on large “A” whites, 1025 Ib heifers 23.50: most choice heiférs;The Prophet Co. © 104 116 pe Pies : as <= 29.7, board. Twenty ether directors were. says Roy T. Hurley, president of|———--— —— es 
. April 16 (AP) — Prices —_— 21.50-23.00: good 16.50-31.00: standard Rudy Manufact. Co. 2 1s 1s |e. ‘321 Tham BT re-elected. sass Saeed NOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN OF A 
eld per pound F.0.B. Detroit for No. 1| CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS Se ee er ee ee ee ia te 1a ree Timk R Bear 160°! Curtiss-Wright Corp. ublic hearing to be held by the Wate:- 
y poultry up a. 00" : a : : 4) Grah_ co) Fras W ar 5.2) or wnship Zoning Board 
heuvy”"broilers kK ioe A ker —_ mercantile, exchange  —"' butter prey avin Gate agen Bede —— ines: *No sale: bid and asked a Mowest 8 jie q bheegey; oc a Hurley's * anne » ont w as apd mio connie the spr" ite La 
sty *|receipts 865,000; wholesale bu rices 16.75; 4.00-15. good 4 4 ae uNnCe ollow 
Whites 23-34; Gray Crosses 24-25. Capon- NaMeeaeee > Genet An fer Oh A te, ee ae skaeacen’ bon abel Gel Oe Gu Carbide re Pick Boat Winner made at a news conference, Car-| "he ’tartgs tran nodeenta : 
ree 16 Ib ween by 30-32. Old roosters ‘et, . ‘ Hersh Choe rv) Un Pac 71 To change from Tesidential to com 
Ducklings 31. B 58's; C 88; cars 90 B 58%;'25.00: standard 14.00-19.00; culls down G Do R d fomestk . 964 Untt A * : Pei - mercial: 
er arkat tires wenky ond trade ruiheri oo to 12.00: choice 525 tb yearling stock W7EN. novan Reported feover re: ... 332 Unit Ai 782) tiss-Wright has an agreement with) "Ty 18, Maceday Gardens Subdivision, 
eo due te resent Jewian holiday. Sup- Fag Di crag es coral tert a few jend ano ard rovina After Stroke néart Bas 8 et a ©  & 3) t Tel- Huron Show Studebaker-Packard under which on tne a Section 8. Town 8 
on all offerings. ae &, er cent or better 4 A White fleshly feeders steers 21.25. P g mferiak ae] os fs, - oy ‘Curtiss-Wright offers the automo a5 os * mance 8 iE Y Baa Waterton ord Town- 
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vemiien mney ig a a New yoni oy — a) Gen ee iy Bub, tc eta of 6, Pm pr Re, ENT MAMA a eta ‘ ary — 5 * . . . 7 ; are. tees a j . 8 : an inclusive, 
ons Te i af els ey" Lightning Hits Soldiers William (Wild Bill) I lovan, war mt Peper .... 8 { Weste AB ies was the winner of “| The new low priced car will in-|Block 25'in ideal Countr ry club sual: 
be: You ‘ a ee prices , unchanged: CHICAGO POTATOES ‘ time head of the OSS intelligence I) ve.-..:° 33¢ wilson & Co. 1!boat given away at the third an- vide atuo a 1 selling fo vision, weterters Town: 
went hens t2- ie. WE oil %gif'e!6] curcaco, April 16 (AP) — - Potatoes COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (# agency, is reported improving aft- isi Cre Coal .. 42¢ Woolworth 433 nual Tel-Huron shoppinge center es th es. 300, ewan segs | a SEN ee cad uct seuomd 
old: arrivals, 68; track io total US. —Lightning stabbed into a group er a cerebral hemorrhage. Jacobs oo abt ERSuS Bey. Je¢lanniversary and boat show which/ © : =e ; — na te be present. soning Me together 
83, Skates Dail mand moderate +: market firm: Minnesota of — aa Ft. Carson) “We are greatly encouraged) = ended Monday. per Neca Bees pacediregl r and with a list of the proposed cna es 
Man ates Dai Ne ote wer Valley jacs|yesterday, killing one basic! about his condition,” said William ‘orid’ Lekas won a 14-foot aluminum) ss : file in the office of the Towns ip 
’ ’ 2.00-8.10; new: arrivals 13; ‘track 85:\7 : : India, the world’s b t Supervise a be mined by 
y : @ d slow: market trainee and knocking over seven J. Vanden Heuvel, an associate in , cee fee boat and trailer offered by the | * * * ieeee interested. cape “= 
* ‘BRANTFORD, Ont.  — George dull: Florida ‘Round Reds 1 others: Donovan's law firm. |Promuces, now has 774,600 acres Te)turon Merchants Assn. at a Hurley said the ‘car would in-| , Aderr ernpant, 
Wilson, 83, who retired from farm- Pvt. Martin Warner, 22, son of : Heuvel said Donovan, 74, suf- in tea, latest figures show. @eylon drawing of the 50,000 tickets. clude heater, defroster, direction WATERFORD TOWNSHIP - 
ing 20 years ago, goes ice skating) Largest iron ore mine in the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Warner fered the stroke three- weeks ago is second with 574,250 acres and| Lekas, a Consumer's Power em- signals and normal leg room and 7OAMES 'S SEETERLIN, 
‘and has been confined to bed in then come Indon7gia, Japan and Ploye, plans to use the. boat on would achieve a fuel economy of Clerk 
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EXPERIENCED MAN   “Death N ti Card of: Thanks 1 1! __Help Wanted Male 6 Help Wanted Male 6 SPP LPO LL LL LO Et LLP ML LPT ee | OP ALL AL let Met lt AD lll tS, 
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to extend sincere thanks er. Steady & part-time, Pte & route . Pontiac and vic smal) in- 
qe friends & neighbors & t . Apply 438 d t and truck needed. Snap 
=, * 18, ieot, beloved egy! acknowledge their acts; Lake. 3 to 6 p.m. oe 93 eee Ne a 
husband of Mrs “Rutn 1B GBES:| treed ee Saree | Cae DRIVERS STEADY & PART _6 p.m. vere ee Cha time. Day or uron 
. Alma Swan and Mrs. Betty In Memoriam 2 ROUTE SALESMAN 
; 3 brother of ee ee nnn | CHAIN OR GUZZSAW, BY JOB OR 2 SALE OMAL 
Beale Gibbs, beth IN LOVING MEMORY QF OUR | hour, FE 5-5502. WEST PONTIAC & LAKE AREA 
Buck Grefign Gude and, Mis,| "gon and Brother, Benny 'N. Bar CASH TODAY Aes nae t onee e be teareday, Apetl 10, at] reStK,wne peseed away April SECURITY TOMORROW well established retail coffee & 
2 pm. fe me te luntoon Puneral) w, for him im silen Collect ert igre mre grocery — Good a 
phat. Perry, Horton Sf eat taal Le ll tena daily selling KN neat appearance, pleasant per- 
in White |e ee ee ee as AEROTRED SHOES for men, sonality © the ebility — manage 
ete! E. Gitee t at the Wun |weug eters arevasiecy, es | wemttye ron all seccssary | Total tall ht teasepot tans EEE gly by Mother, Broth- ejuinment FR FREE. As » KNAPP eee J poenen  Gocten APR _| shoe ith 41 
99 chippews as ae ace, @: fs LOVING MEGIORY GUCUBON. | ‘Seslty “ter patdinduy cteurty | Seek ‘phic commission a pemas, 
Vasa A.| @fd Shelton, who passed away| benefits which include weekly Insurance & vacation somepie: 
hts set, ene April 17, 1056 cash income if disabled, hospital- Contact Mr. Griffor, Roosevelt 
parott: dear fhe roff|I lost my soul's Companion, ization, surgeons fees, accident) Hote! Wednesday, April 17th. 2: 
“ad Latina 7 Uasarett one ene A lite linked with my own imsurance and up to $10,000 life _to7 p.m 
‘aurvives in oars Puneral ser-|And day by day I miss — more insurance policies. For particu- ROUTE MAN. AGE MAR. 
will be held Thursday, April/ae I walk through life lars on this sales opportunity | “ying with car $100 per wk ra 
ies! 2 p.m. from the Donelson-| Sadly missed ty wife. Geneva with security write WC. Spromg,! start if uallfi a" a ” part 
Johns Home with Dr.| Shelton. Kna aoe Brockton, Mass. b ~ piel: ton H. Bank officiating Inter- F — pein . time delivery man for Commerce 
ment in Perry Mt. Park Cemetery Funeral Directors 4 SurceEn rom; © Sere ere cel saves 
ds may make a Teontributiod meager r Saeed apply in person. 6°30 2318 Her Brus 
to Ameri cer Society. | 5 AMBULANCE. GOURD Union Lake Co 
0 ee eS ee Funerel_ tome. EXPERIENCED IN IN REAL, BS. SALESMEN an conditions 
Bone Donelson-Johns TATE ei amp partion | $6,000 — $8,000 MATTACK, APRIL 16, 1957, VICTOR FUNERAL HOME close to bank. Excellent lecotcz| Prudential Insurance Co. 
-. | ero yo o— gga “DESIGNED FoR FUNERALS” —Realtor — FE_5-618:. : — sesetes = a mon. ao eeum 
Harriet tack: dear father) COATS PUNERal HOME |experIENCED SHEET METAL | enced men considered. 3 year of Edward V. Mattack and M Complete facilitie-. OR 3-775 
ae tdieke: dear| Drayton Plains — Weterford Twp. an. Some Layout training program. Guaranteed _ Leona . hy) iskv: dear Forming enty of dévertime starting salary — all welfare 
brot ‘oseph Mattack. - SPARKS-ORIFFIN CHAPEL Fringe Benefits, Air - Ra benefit: Call ofr. Lewis, 
—= orresseners tee hes Thoughtful Service FE_2-5841 ers MeGregor, LE 03. 
Funersi tome, Keoro nerbor__/ 7 Oorhees-viple| —* Sal Open ot ‘consiracton, i= pred et Eg ( - & all types of on, ¢x- 
MEYER, APRIL 16, 1957. : - D XPERIENCED COUNTER MAN.| perience not necessary; we will 
3167 Caroline, Aubura, He hts: FUNERAL HOME Meals & uniforms provided. Ex- — I. leads = hed, good 
: im r of rs. rm eellen L} ry unter on r ie man. 
ifert, Otto H.. Raiph AmWutanse Sorvino, Tienes ot Motor) House, 109 3 weg oe iar erin.| foto. 12 ON and Walter A. Meyer. Mrs. Louise Sa construction, 2260 Dixie Hwy. WANTED: DRY CLEANING DRIV- 
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
        
  
  
  
     
   
     
       
      
     
          
     
   
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  Schlunt and Mrs. Helen Tilt DESIRES S chiar th Ghercaeae ales ours Cemetery Lots S| part time work in credit investi. | WANTED or without, rou rated ‘enwchde 
Borden her sa at 1:30 pm |* GRAVE LOT aT WHITE CHAP- See nace bee de Li een | comm Gu 20 
from the Huntoon ‘Funeral Home| _°l. On 34816, atter'? earn | eee Pm | .Want to Try ; Selling? DM Rg mid GRAVE Lory. ware EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE| Men — show this ad to your 
Pa Mrs. Meyer will = in state) 5-6379, Evenings. thoor "time "Good hy 7 we will tran train you. After 1 week’ : 
wtt_the Huntoon Funeral Home. | six GRAVE BURIAL LOT IN SEC- rang 4p Py : 71 time you will care S206 per week, APRIL 3s 39st. HATTIE wel Perry Mt. Park seg of 1 “abora: BLA, ae -P and more, if you have @ car and 
Mae, Sone Opdyk ag ac. Phone Ortonville WN. 3-125 are interested in mak: $12,000 
dear mother of Mrs nl Thomas tional 17-6332. After 6 p.m. Faperimental OF tats call for an ew 
ie} es! e, XT - _ 
‘ : Strety. S44"T. ‘Bon. : 
ana vernge Sp ee" nor BOX REPLIES Automotive only ask for atta, Bradford. ‘- in r eppe, S : neon. No cany g. Our 
Batih Cornell. aid Bessie Priest:| 4 At 10 a.m, today there 5 ode Mets 7 work i done by eppainiment } e Stea ork Thursday, 1 18 at 2 pm. | were replies at the Pres ried J WE AR® IN A POSITION TO ADD from ¢ United Presbyterian office in the following Must be a salesman to our organization 
Church, Auburn Heights, with : - . ‘ust be willing | 
Rev. ey McCann and Rev.! § boxes: Experienced @ token to oktume > besteee. Lottie B. Weir officiating. Inter- ye ran- 
; ment Perry Park. Mrs. 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 17, 20, 21, - Apply * po Bay pried pod oral se ve 
Bere re ets alte | j 26, $8, 28, 28, 34, 35, a, 30 E. Wilson | Stee cee, Venn tess : , , * * on mertite. 
Auburn Heights. 44, 57, 58, 60, 63, 68, 73, . Pontiac, Mich. qealiisetiens to ised, 1:3, Postins 
WS. APRIL 16. 1987. ALBERT.| * 76, 81, 86, 87, 90, 100, 101, FIRE FIGHTERS & dependents land, Sylvan Lake; age = or 
67; beloved father of Miss Betty) § 117. CITY OF PONTIAC FOU NG, MAN, TYPIST FOR 
= Mar trether® of ‘Pred, Rudolph, Applications ere now being taken | ing and aeiaty “expected: Bort. . David, Timothy and Paul aed ‘ire. fighters. Applicants must Pontise Pr &. 
ee ete ree Tina treme| wnt (Oe eed Male | 6 oie, “can pean e allowabies, ie x. of it and 5 Dew is-G : — or equi @ ages o a 
pl > pnd = ee x ALIGNMENT A AN ag — ln = * desire part time employment with v. ston H. zard 0! wanted by May ist. Must be-de-|. fice, Appis Man, ss 5. Parke @ future? 6 months all-expense 
Berk iy iron ele ha sy ctote| Senne tee een ee ts coe CLASS. ALL AROUND| Paid program to qualify 
t the Sparks-Griffin Funeral] from. References exchanged, Cur- hand FE 34011 71 Bim, 7 So = 
_ Home, tis Auto Body, Bay City, TW EMAN — FOR x meuaiip, pe receive $1.00 pot brook 5-401. modern tool and die shop. Prefer| four for 3 hours enc week an a 
rh 4) ATTENTION | iieck aiite.ctiassts, | Roten: Feral imertews coc The Pontiac Press ‘ Southern Michigan. ‘Top salary to reonal interviews each 
We are looking for 2 or 3 men, Snead ca, chee ee Monday, "Sarees oven, 3 w. FOR _WANT ADS oppor bape J eek hed . end when avsilghie. = Lawrence &t., Pansies. 
y above average ¥ = r DIAL FE 2-8181 64 W. Huron between 10:30 and Graduate Helo Wanted Female 7 
Pt” Eo - - Mechanical Engineer Role dP htcmemenoad ndincrreiinrd 
Attention, Attention 
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
18 to 28 . travel California. ‘LES. “ereas, no ex f Neat ani 
Eastern 
  
“FOR CASH IN A HURRY, sell things] through Classifjed i 
    
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    RECEPTIONIST Ex A MIDDLEAGED WOMAN Fi 
Latge national concern needs 5 neat om oo mmabvenance’ meth: housework Live in. Call 
fre ag and — young men oy and time study and if ._ 23-6221. E 
18 Travel cities & re- paper ¢ age Send al ace of | ALL AROUND W 
sort Rape uante, Cape Cod. and :salary Medic Coffee e 
. al eee a Doronie thinking to: Medical, bid ~ 886 Woodward. 
foge 8198. Expenses paid. Eaper'- Rochester, paver = ATTRA APPEARING WOM- ence qunnec ary waegrmanent Rochester, Michigan an. omy = ee oo 
7: fos ees oe Sieg A ore MANAGER, GRAIN ELEVATOR.| you, Call Mr. Glen, FE 42389 
a Servier. 142 Part man to run the elevator st) BABYSITTER WANTED TO LIVE aare _ Mea . ee J Perm oh iene rtunity.| “in. More for home than wages. 
"Taare immeaiately,| Portignent. Write or ace Joe, | Wine Ponline Press Bott) es : | sell - . "_Yeferences, age, address & phone. 
“BOYS: MARRIED MAN WITH CAR, 98 TO Beauty rator 40 living in Rochester, Walled | EXPERIENCED: $80.90 PER WK. 
Lake or Pontiac area, excellent; to start ‘hours, sfeady. 
VETER ANS epporigalty for right ‘man, mast | ANDRE BEAUTY SALON ao Pe & ye Write Pon- Pontiac State Bk. Bidg. . Press & 2 
MECHANIC — CHRYSLER PRO CASHIER - 
LESS, CLARKSTO 
CLARK- to work fn a small 
the cash- 
                  
     
     
     
   
       _Help Wanted Female 7 
COOK—HOUSEKEEPER 
CARETAKER - COUPLE 
remises; must have car 
both drive, Experi- | 
Good health, 
rn, 
bath and TELE 
atid H.W. eer 
laundry sent out; 
for — while. on ony. Call JO 
4-6657 mg te _ Southfield 
Rd. at Ts a Mile road. DEMONSTRAIORS: TWENTY 
women needed in = statewide ex- 
pansion program with a nationa) 
concern Earnings uniimited, car 
necessary. . Experienced dealers 
needed as manegets For infor- 
mation, write or call The House 
= Plastics, Inc , Avon, Conn. Far- 
OR« chard %-3207 
trom 7 to 9 p.m 
DISH WASHER POR 
work, 5171 Dixie Hwy. 
_ Plains. 
EXPERIENCED CASHIER FOR 
Su ane Market. Apely im person 
_1535 Union Lake 
ane HOURS FOR CASH. 
Opportunity for woman tv make 
money in @ business of her 
Start —— at once, rep- 2 EVENING 
Drayton 
  
good 
own. 
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, 
152 8. Saginaw 
expekiewcen GRILL COOK and waitress, Ne Sunday or holl- 
day work. Dixie Diner, Birming- 
ham. MI 4-3624. 
EXPERIENCED RECEPTION NisT— 
Stenographer for Architectural Of- 
fice. mimim 5 yrs. age. 
Must be neat, Good typist. Short- 
hand desirable but not essential. 
Swanson Associates Inc, Bloom- 
field Hulls. Mich. MI 4-2440 
FOUNTAIN HELP. DAY WORK. 
Bt Cranbrook Drug. iinet   
GIRL OR WOMAN TO Oo CARE ~ FOR 
2 girls while mother works 4 to 
be m, shift. Can live in. Bee 
Mrs. maid Moore. 614 Wilcox, 
Rochester. 
HOUSERERPER LIVE CIN. N. HARE 
with girls & $15 
< week. Room board. F re. 30 ‘hres 
LADY FOR LIGHT HOUSEWORK 
& hog — $10. Plus room & 
MADAM WOULD ¥ YOU LiKE TO 
re steady job? It so, apply 
nterview 
MEAT “WRAPPERS — 
Must be experienced nm self-service 
_ Market in person, Food Town Super 
rket. ) Baldwin Ave 
MIDDLEAGED WOMAN FOR 
housework. Live in. Call 
_FE 2-5221. ee 
OPENING IN INSURANCE : OF- 
fice for person gepebts of taking 
dictation, Experience not neces- 
sary but helpful wil consider 
person up to 40 yrs old. PE 2-0219. 
PHOTOGRAPHIC OIL Cot RING. 
seeres to start soon. Please call 
3-128! for .nformation. Ask 
    
  
HOSPITAL, ENERAL SOR PONTIAC. RON re Mrs. Fieth. 4 — 
  TIAC 
GENERAL HOSPITAL, PONTIAC 
MICH. FE 2-8161   
REAL FSTATE SALESWOMEN 
Partridge ¥ill empler 2 
Prefer 
Women with know! of real 
this 
highest home “oy Please ap- 
ply in person. 1050 W. Huron   
SALESWOMEN w 
Experienced in sportswear Sales- 
women accustomed-to_tie finest | MI 
eHentelie in this area, Execiient |~ Gorden, 
oppertunity for the right persons. 
Apply in person. Kay Cooley Inc., 
199 W. Maple. * 
  
“SALESGIRLS, wore “oventaas 9 00 tn   te 
t Bloomfield Fashion eis | Help Wanted Female 7' Employment Agendes £8 8A| 
  
/ bene 
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Ras an ning 
prong and cashier. for dining room 
21 to 40 
La Must have good 
Lbomiceoe pply in person only, 
  before 5 are Ted's. Woodward 
at Square Lk. Rd. 
Typists 
Stenographers 
Comp Operators 
&ey Punch and 
Tab Operator & 
Needed at Once 
To Work in the 
NOVI AREA of 
Novi Join our staff 
office workers in temporary 
You can 
work for a few days or a few 
weeks in modern up to date 
automotive executive offices, Ap- 
ply in person to Mrs. Dor- 
othy Johnson, 564 Lowell between 
1 & 5 and learn how 
be placed on a to 
porary office pe jon 
solutely no cost you you can 
paying tem- 
ab- | with 
Russell Kelly 
Office Service 649 Free Press Bice WO 3-9510 
STENO-COMP TYPIST NEEDED for temporary work by 
accel Sorvies Th 
mee? 
fen af Trueman 
Rochester‘ Office 
only. 
  
WAITRESS SiereD IN 
— room. Apply (25 HOTE 
N. pecte 
  
WAITRESS FOR SAT 
heady. Apply after 6 
5 <a Dell's Inn, 348! NIGHTS. 
pm. in 
Eliz. Lk. 
WOMAN: \N. SHORT ORDER COOK 
rive-in 
non Cal! after 6 
_ +3086, 
WOMEN EXPERIENCED restaurant work. housework and restaurant 
pm. Idea! 
EM 
) IN   
1718 4 ee 
GIRLS 
Doctors 
Secretary 
$325 ' Pleasant personality to meet the 
ublic Neat appearance. More 
tim than experience. SEE   
Bookkeeper   
  Come to 387 Orchard Lake. FE, 
4-3041. |   
WANTED TEACHER FOR CATH- olic school, References. 
Lake area. Box 137, 
WOMAN TO L’ housework and children, 
surroundings. Birmingh' 
salary References. 
_ 42161 Walled | 
; Walied Lake | 
TO LIVE IN HELP WITH pleasant 
area 
rE 
  
WOMAN TO BABYSIT WITH 3-YR- 
  old boy while mother works 
Live in. Phone 4-6431 or FE 
__ 60375. OMAN FOR SMALL OFFICE 
Will handle a variety of detailed 
paper work. Must be able to 
type and have high clerical a i- 
tude. Write Pontiac Press, 
58>   
WTD. — 
etween 8 & 5 
YOUNG WOMAN, TYPIST FOR billing. Advise experience, sla 
de and selary expected. Box. 
    tiac Press. _—_ 
Help Wanted 8 
BOOKKEEPER 
Male or female Prefer auto- 
motive agency experience. Fine 
active orgenizatior Nice folks to 
not a tem po- 
agen If you qualify— 
li be here a long. long. | 
time. Please apply in person. This is 
you 
Rimmler - Dallas 
Dodee HN. Main, Roc ee 
COUPLE TO LIVE IN bed oo part rue 
housework. - 
wages. Write 
oe. REGISTERED NURSE FOR 
rary in B'ham. Call 
MI 4-6210. 
. MAN CAN 
e painting & yard work. 
Lady to assist with —— 
ef. 
Pontiac Press Box ‘x 
Inc. 
Deaier 
ster 
Willing 
& state 
  MEN & 
quired. fe 1 
to 10 7 sel 
oi raion, bus WOMEN, FULL OR 
bea sel] Watkins national 
a ea aia 
AN A 
with aeere cows. 
190 Davisburg Rd., Holly Ls 
N & 
Cecil 
  
Réal Estate Salesman 
Chance to Make 
Good Money. 
P. W. DINNAN 6% W. HURO 
  TRACERS, 70, Destin 
BREE She eal 
               Mature woman with 
ence Downtowa 
OFFICE 
$263 Personable young lady between the 
ages 20-40 to do typing and gen- 
eral office duties Lots of public 
comet ales be corns $203 witb- 
6 SEE, PAT 
TRAINEE 
Position $243 Attractive high —— Pho be- 
tween the ages will be 
‘trained to operate Goines ma- 
chines. NO SATS. SEE JANE. 
For Men 
Salesmen 
$400. Any type of sale# experience will 
qualify you for this —— 
if you are ambitious, honest and 
segreenve .After short training 
riod Foe 5 in the neighbor- 
Asst. 
. Manager 
$300 Active firm ts looking for an em- 
bitious Porigs who can do light 
pt me oe is interested in getting 
“Midwest 
Employment #6 PONTIAC STATE BK. BLDG. FE 5-0227 good experi- 
office SEE 
  
Instructions 9 
Best Way DRIVING SCHOOL 
Get more driving senre for your 
dotar. "Sali 5-558 or FE 
8-1655. Herbert Cooley. 
a MALE TUTOR, renee Press, Box 114. 
ORs, rr oie   
\ - 
SAVE. ENERGY, USE 
WANT ADS! To find a 
job, place to live or a ¥ ‘used car, \see Classi- 
BOW: | fs    Employment Agencies 8A 
Evelyn 
Edwards VOCATIONAL COUNSELING sERVICE 
SERVICE FOR 
MEN « 
~ WOMEN JOBS FOR WOMEN DENTAL ASST. $200 
Neat, imteliigent young 
wones for modern clinic, 
rt   
Fun job for attractive vith 7 - for 
concern 
JR. STENO 8200 
Smal) firm needs congenial 
—— with es e skills, 
18 
Downtown firm needs typist 
with ability to greet 
public. 
BOOKKEEPER $400 
Experienced bookkeeper ac- 
quainted with payrol] for 
elite club. 
EXEC. SECRETARY $324 
Good skills and friendir 
personality for advertising 
executive, 
JOBS FOR MEN MGR. TRAINEE 
Finance firm will train. in- 
teHigent young man to run 
ow and jearn the busi- 
JR. BALES $300 
Insurance company will pay 
rer a yourg man 
while he learns. 
JR. DESIGNER 3400 Engineering firm needs 
steady man with new idess 
_ and initiative. 
EVELYN ‘EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING SERVICE 2 
602 Community *Nat') Bank Bldg. 
FE 40504 
Work Wanted Male 10 
2 PAMILY MEN WANT WORK ©} _fny kind, has track. OR erie, 
i MEN DESIRE WORK - OF ANY kind, FE 40227, 
wi CARPENTER (FORE. knw —   
  
  Tepair, FE ¢4 
ADITIONS — Sree G, SIDING 
& shelves. with Low Price bid, 
terms. Cal] OR 3-1407, FE 
or MAple 2-1521. 
ARES HAULED, BASEMENTS 1 = 
  
AVAILABLE NOW! CARPENTER & cabinet work. Kew & 
_D. .. a FE_ a - 
BOY. RES WORK A :30 WreK DAYS AND saTuR JAYS. CALL FE 4-685. 
CARPENTER WO RK WANTED. 
No job too large of too small, 
Free estimates | FE 38-3400. 
CARETAKER OR MANAGER FOR | — apt, houses, 6 yrs. exp, * 91-7742, 
CARPENTRY 36 YRS. | 
‘~o new & repair. Cokes 
“Fermscee specialir. Reasonable. 
CABINET MAKEP ANT CARPER, 
ter. Kitchens a specialty, FE 
4-5000 
& BLOCK LAYING. 11 
rE exp. Estimations free. 
LAWNS RAKED, ROLLED, SEED- _#a_ & fertilized. FE | 
LAWN SERVICE ROLLING, a. FER- 
come ne 1 alanine & erent   
  
    
  
rs. 
  
  
tte" 
ates! a — WORK. 
te and odd jobs. FE 
  
  lita ‘Petrie, PE repair, | Work Wanted Femalegt 
Sock SERVICE ON [RONINGS 
icin, of Crescent Lk, $3 a bu, 
PE Fi 
TWOMEN WA oe wana WALT WIE 
Pe aT Pe ERT ARR VICE, Pick up & detiver 3-005. 
A-1 TRONINGS, © BU. FicxtP .   
PRY COOK, OK DisHw ASHER CHAM- bermaid, babysitting, 
none. ger rat y von Fans 
ransporta’ all FE 4961. 
reas: wm TRONINGS E IN MY HOME. k up and deliver, FE 8-3362. 
TRONINGS $3 PER BUSHEL. PICK ion a deliver, OR 3-10 ~ 
8   
“erly. gentleman. 
    FE é 
MOTHER 3% Wit OL 
ee home. 60 Matthews. _ 
SaSEnine AND DECORATING. Fe 8-043 
RELIABLE WOMAN a. — raed _work by the day. ; 
RELIABLE YOUNG "WwoN ae DE- 
sires care of children in Christian 
ig ‘a Week, eall home. 
+43 . 
., a HOME EXP. 
reports, etc. 
waren A pir aftere ae * so if ™, 
Dehw ton he) Wiis. LE.   
  
  
WANTED. § DAYS HOUSEWORK. 
_Home_ evenings, FE%4-3680. 
WASHINGS AND D_IRONINGS, Of fronings done in my home. 
WASHINGS OR TRONINGS, PICK. 
up_ and delivery. FE 2-5413._ 
“WASHING & TRONINGS 
ce ET WILL DO IRONING IN MY HOME, ___PE | 23567. 
Baiting Service _ 
SANDIN 
LAYING, 13. PEN tia ~ QUALITY 
_ BUD BILLS. FE 8-250 
t SAYIN SANDIN ~ PIN, 
Licensed contractor $.°, 6 3-7641. 
Pontiac Hardwood Floor § Service. 
i CUSTOM CARPENTERS. 
Rough-in, model, FHA 
terms. Gordon on Fiattiey. EM 3-0482. 
at B Sth T¢K, BLock a replaces, basementa and chim- 12 
  
ote FS 71-0405 
i ROOFING 4 SIDING. au GUAR- _anteed work. OR 
A&B “B TRENCHING te Wat.r Ine Field tile, 
A LICENSED & BONDED MASON — abe FR 
5- 9501 " basements, 
work, and fireplaces. Qua!- 
ity work done promptly and eco- cement 
  
  
  
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those whe de: 
Call FE 42071 day or night. Ellis, 
ic. 
ALL TYPES f& 
Porches, additions . sid. 
ing. Storm windows, and plastic 
repair, Call 2-2671, or 
ox erives, & etc. Jensen, FE 
and Freee rr? 23-2468. 
BRI ND CEMENT Work: Also cht iy HY No job too cafe ou ‘Renidential an ae 
   
     
     
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  ae. \ THE PONTIAC PRESS, WEDNESDAY; APRIL emer Lec | a acalaamennin aioe a Hollywood Headlines Clerk’ S$ Office ist 
: Moses True Life Adventures Odd Situations oie Up Recent Births in Area © 1957 
elas / ett in Interviews .With Stars’ The following ts a Ts, ot Oak 
"(rut a a vores on Mourweed tes “|She way table to answer ques-|with the ounty Clerics office: 
By HUBBARD KEAVY 
HOLLYWOOD (#-—-I went reluc- . : 
tantly to keep » date to interview|n,. pictures Jacked the ‘sparkle|Warel” Dossia “®. Hamm . Our and |Rapson, 
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  ppies. and our sons were in a other Harmon, s : happy dither. I drove to M-G-M ll alg South igons: Revert: B. bunstons Ve {Studio wishing |, could have stayed en | : 
CATERPIL ob TSS home to share the boys’ fun, |i9€ in quotable phrases, John|¥suig"iecunt “Mage” W } 
. hy ‘ a a Barrymore was one, His brother|Scbook,, and Donald“ Farnick, Utes: r | 
CONFRONTS A a | ‘ Lionel would discuss any subject|"“Aise ‘listed “are, Billy 6. Hittman, (im CHILDREN UNDER 12 he, Luise was late. That didn’t upset}, himself in a brilliant discur-| George. J. eS Be A 
me — me, because being tardy is 8 sive way, Ht } B reat eee (ee Earl L. Sheets, ane ae ADMITTED FREE 
star's prerogative, But), taik on any subject7Fred Mac-|Mattin J. Kabcen pees 
  
(2435 Dinie Hwy. near     and she'd better see me.| 14 well, . Power Pole Costing City But why should I let you ask ea Ph. FE 5.4500 BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:30. 
SHOW STARTS AY 7:20 P. M.: 
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Will Be Shown Only Once questions? ' SEATTLE ® — James J. Keesl- You run irito some funny things 4 : difference does it getting 
hens T cheep in?’ What 7 curr] Guild interviews. There is one) ‘& 1s mS Soy Pe ee 
I think? Why should you/d and still prominent actress) 4.4 it because a power pole   
  
      
    
      
    
     
   
      
          
  
  
  
  
      
      
   
      
           “Miss Rainer,’ 1 said, “this| With profanity, But even -on her ‘ Kees! lnined 
May not interest you one bit, But! OSI tne how to make | that it marred the view irom his! —Storts at 8:30 P. M,— — | 
seme uth gant bd be| really. really dry mértini: with an eye|'°™- Rock Hudson, Jas. Donk as 
P . | - = there, with them, than here, with pote ad float two —— ver- Elizabeth Taylor “¢ i 
= ho| mouth on a glassful . While . Veber | 
: Shennan maha’, ° Hey a poe ve bag ay its visiting Richard Dix, a neighbor Mother Hits It Lucky ‘ eet ¢ a WHERE \) " my job to tell those fans what you| ropped in to talk about treatment SAN DIEGO, Calif. (® — Mrs. : "9 a 
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\ AiThrives No longer =| Busty Gals Deformed, tke plctres ‘of the ar as CLOSED; \ . CARNEGIE, Okla. @ — A recent S; La B I] pose. Bag ee fon gen an ~~ { 
2 7 survey showed only one Indian ays ur en aca . ||/Marie Wilson and she, being s0 MON.--TUES. = \ couple in the Kiowa Comanche effusive and given to gesturing sj 
A country of southwest Ottbora By EARL WILSON - - | rbile ing Sande am Steet WED.--THURS., .: ngaged in Indian wor . 
i . At one] NEW YORK—Lauren Bacall says gals with size-40 bustlines| Next we tried it on a famous +. | 
\ 4 thriving industry) are deformed—-and even though — Hollywood stars, “a hee Bison adios — ow ee i OPEN ING i | 
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or * * * * * PB: | 
\ N secular! “Why, I heard you were going to wear falsies,” I said Union Executive Quits FRIDAY : 
\ and| delicately. We were at the table where mes and Humphrey . | 
wae ie - APRIL 19th     WHAT!” She drew herself up to her full expansion— 
about a 34, I'd say. “I don’t believe in falsies. Whatever 
you've got, you're stuck with, Anyway, wearing your dress 
low in front—or behind—doesn't take talent!” 
“Are Marilyn and Jayne deformed?” I asked, shocked, 
“No! Marilyn has talent. I don’t really know Jayne. I'm 
Just sick of deformed girls!” Looking chic in a lavendar-and- 
white suit and beret—with an oval neckline, if you must know 
—she kindled a blaze In a gold lighter Bogie gave her years ago. 
x * * 
“And I don’t like real handsome men, either, never have,” 
said “Baby.” 
“Well, that lets me out,” I 
said. . 
“Gushing fellows .who give 
4 jyou that lingering look!” she 
explained. “I usually like 
| shorter fellows.” 
Baby busts out in a 
_ bathing suit in her new 
picture, “Designing Wom- 
an,” and of course shows 
her legs—which she says 
have been spoken of very 
highly by men aware girls 
still have them. 
=| “Right now I'm excited 
about my children visiting me 
here, I'll eventually send 
| Stevie to Andover Prep. Bogie 
went there. Bogie and I al- 
ways planned for him to go 
there, too,” she added, quietly. 
Then she returned to her 
earlier mood.   
    
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           THE MIDNIGHT EARL... . o and — rere - Ex-boxer Lou Nova, leaving “Happiest Millionaire,” says seu ewe meee es JAMES CAGNEY = 
he’s tired of Walter Pidgeon’ 2 o5c wart oe ! ce : - ed of Walter Pidgeon’s criticisms Terry Moore lost| Wondertul Food ee ; her $15,000 engagement ring at the “Boy on a Dolphin”. pre- 
@imiere, A porter found it. 
Jayne Meadows burned her face under a sun lamp... Art 
Sy oer es down summer stock and’ll build a Connecticut 
home ... the Mary Murphy-Dale Robertson annulment is final 
next month... 
EABL’S PEARLS ... “There are lots of books on how to 
ive comfortably after you retire. What I need is one telling 
me how to live that way en I'm still working.’ ’"—Don P. 
Radde. 
TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Hefty Walter Slezak lost 30 pounds|B JUST 
rehearsi “The First Genti ” but » 2 
pounds is nothing. i 8 EO an ers Same. le WON DER FU L 
brother 
FOOD 
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Fresh Sea Food, Superb 
Prime. Beef, Steaks and 
Chops, Duck, Turkey, 
Game Dinners. 
       
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