The Weather. | FS | U8, Weather Bureau Foreedst * é ) {Detalls Page 2) th YEAR By HAL BOYLE‘ in America today is—how can the gov- , ernment live off everybody when every- body is trying to live off the aorern- ment? state or local—is running short of money. They also seem to be running out of ideas for new taxes. , ‘ tt oe * What governments need is the cour- age to reach firmly. into new and ‘un- Plumbed areas of the public purse and oa boldly therefrom the money need- ™ fe 4 % 4 4 4 % bd 7 . Here are a few tentative suggestions: . Why not tak pedestrians? If drivers 2 cense to use the city streets, why shouldn’t pedestrians be made to pay” for the privilege of wearing out the city sidewalks? ft The issuancé of $10 a year pedestrian follars in revenue to most big municipal- ities, it would enable them to weed out reckless walkers unable to pass periodic inspection tests. BABY BUGGIES TOO Why not also sell] baby buggy licenses? Why- should an infant,.at the very start of its existence, getsthe idea there are any free rides in life? Close to DETROIT .® — Genera! Motors Corp., biggest of the world's auto makers, earned $2793.482.419 of $1.03 a share in the first three months of 1959 * first quarter * * Earlier this 1958 period. Sales totaled $35.206.- 185.716 compared with $2.721.373 42 in. the same [9358 period tadustry analysts noted that this year’s Sequary-March prof- its for GM were not far below the 0900, 107.008 oF G1.48 a shore a of $6.294, 480. 1958 te ipaiac? Pontiac Convertibles * sales to-a record 8.6 per cent of popper all current Pontiae deliveries, Gordon said: ,aS paige ie today by 8S. E- Knudser and general man Motor Division. vice president iger of Pontiac tr *- all Salcs have been increasing since jast fall and are expected to reach an even higher’ peak during the warm weather buying season, said Knudsen Over a six-month period, 6.5 ge¢ per cent of the, 1959 Pontiac sales have been in convertibles, ‘compared to 4.7 per cent for the | ie Sa NEW YORK (AP)—The big problem. Practically every government—federal, ° have to fork up money to get a li- © ‘licenses would not only add millions of ing 1955. That was the year in ‘ter. which GM had a net profit of ;ycar. more than one billien dollars. 463.993 net compared with $2.580.-) {U. TD. ‘%) compared with a net loss) Chrysler's report for this year's: January-March quarter is sched- uled to be issued a — ident L. L. Colbert told Chrysler, ‘shareholders it would show an in-| ‘crease over the corporation's best, Sell at Record Pace -isvs: ep te A heavy deinand for Pontiac con-| The Genera] Motors, report, ig. cast for vertibies has boosted convertibl®) cued by Chairman Frederic G. and President John F. General Motors Corp “Geaeral Motors sales during the first three months of 1959 | were maintained at y relatively ' constant level, During the three — eomparable months of last year sales declined steadily -as the elfects of the recession in the United States were felt.” They reported also that GM sold, partly cloudy and a little warm- SRE ESE in Today's s tees This way a baby would still be born free, and even after drawing its first breath it would still only owe $15, which it could repay its parents on its 2ist birthday. of * * A few other ideas:. ‘Paxes on girl watching. (If this popular indoor and outdoor sper- tator sport ever paid its own way, all ’ government deficits would be wiped out overnight). . ‘Taxes on park bench sitting. Philos- ophers such as Bernard Baruch might object. to these, but those who use pub- lic services ought to pay at least part of | the costs. SPECIAL STAMPS " Bpecial tax stamps to be affixed to let- ters written to _Congress complaining about taxes. Anyone who thinks he has seen the end of new taxes just doesn’t know what lies ahead! Such as maybe a burial tax stamp. If you tax a guy for the privilege of go- RES ing’ underground, isn’t that really an inducement to make’ him want to “keep on living? BORIS EEL SIE EAR DEL AR GELS i A Quarterly GM Net Profit | 1 955 Record the corporation showed for the /914,705 cars and trucks produced) of recerd-smash- in this country in the first quar- sources, including England, satan Pood Motor Germany, Canada and ce Maat, ings this averaged $113.72 ‘for US. SI. 17 last year, year Presi- Showers Likely . Here Tonight diliee penegand Tomorrow Possible showers have been fore- * the Pontiac area. It will be partly: cloudy, with Titthe change in tem-} numbered 1,131,480 ‘units against! tonight and tomorrow in! BULLETIN. An appeal will be made of the decree which ap- parently cleared the way for the construction of a new Oakland County courthouse after three years of legal delay, a spokesman for the Oak- | land County Taxpayers’) League said late today. | ; | A | | on Wages, Bills ‘Brought to Halt Cash Storm Breaks as’ Legislature Fails to Avert ‘Bankruptcy’ LANSING (?} — A long: jimpending financial storm) | broke on Michigan today; feRenasxing a bitter political] ‘feud between Republican! | compared with 780,941 lastistate senators and Demo-, Total unit sales — au ‘cratic Gov. G. Mennen Wil- “st jiams. Payment was halted on. ipayrolls and bills for fuel. The figures give emphasis‘to the Co. reported net income of $154.- rising automobile market. They §00.000 for the initial quarter,’ 981.963 last year. compare with net profit of $181- com pared with $29,800,000 last 369.191 or 65 cents -in the same year. American Motors’ had $12.-/@verage -of 342,899 workers in its; General Mot 67's someye’ «food, telephone and travel S. plants in this year’s Jan-|in what the governor called and Studebaker-Packard $7 Uary-March quarter, comparedian “artificial bankruptcy” with 333,649 last year, Weekly earn-' 72) br ought on by GOP legisla-| wage earners againstitive stalling. A last-minute decision averted, holdup of $3,900,000 in state pay- iments for the benefit of 200.000! ipersons on poor relief. - ‘The drastic curbs were ordered | 4Yate yesterday by the State Ad-| ministrative Board in the face of} a $116,900,000 deficit by May 15, and a plunge into financial chaos, Republican lawmakers mean- while sat on the key to 43 mil- lien dollars worth of veterans perature, the U.S. Weather Bureau, trust fund securities that would predicts. Tonight's low will be near; fide the state ever another three o degrees * * * northwesterly — this northeasterly tomorrow * * * » er-is the outlook for Saturday same period last year, he said, © #* 5% Stateontee ® at 2 p.m ' Pontyac produces convertibles ry ce x beset rereeeee 6 , inl ' 2 both the Bonneville and Catalina Y NOWS. |... ee eee ~ inci " both ' B pa alae : It’s the Principle of It s © Food Seetion .......... ".. .S4-38 WETUMPKA, Ala. (UPI}—The Modernization at the Pontiac Markets +e. 57° Alabama Power Co. was less Fisher Body plant wil} make that: Obituaries ............ 10 | outraged by a small fire in its plant capable of producing con. Sports ..-...........05. 52-35 | offices -yesterday than by the | vertible and sjation wagon bodi@ Theaters sian s gene #6 = principle of the thing. Firemen as- well as the other Pontiac body TV & Radio Programs ...... 63°! reported it was caused by a | styles, it was announced yester- Wilson, Earl .....46 | short circuit in a lighting fix- day. Women’s Pages......... $3-45 ture. ‘riday’s high will reach around} refusal to move a a the low 38-44 Winds at 10 - 20:back of Michigan.” A Republican miles an hour today will become senator~had—blamed=the—collapse Panama evening andfon the governor's The lowest temperature in down- town Pontiae preceding § a.m. was 40 degrees. The mercury read Dey mouths. Williams called the sudden GOP “stab in, te’ hrogance.”’ At the reot of the legistative | Impasse was a bitter struggle : over Williams’ demand for a state income tax and a Repub. tican vow to head it off by boost- ing the three cent sales tax to four cents. Use of the trust fund securities. laurged by py six-term governor sSice Jan. became a pawn the her arom "collision of political iwills that threatened ‘Williams’ White House hopes. |\COULD HIT 23,000 | If the deadlock persisted, 28.009; ‘state employes, jincluding prison! { Continued on Page 2 2, Col. 2) t { ' | ' | ;move it. At noon, 342 hours after the exploratory sur-| : State Payments. “incredible ar-| to smash_ Godivey in Surgery for Cancer of Lung NEW YORK (AP)—Part of Arthur Godfrey's left lung was removed today along with a malignant tumor there, The director of the hospital said: “He - withstood the operation well. His general condition immediately post-operative is good.” Fa NEW YORK (® — Surgeons today found a cancerous, ;tumor in Arthur Godfrey’s left lung and operated to re-| { igery Was begun, it was announced that another hout would be required for the tumor removal. An earlier reper said a portion of the lung also was| being removed, but the) noon announcement gave! no further details on this) ‘score. The operation on the radio-TV star began at 8:25 a.m., an hour after he was taken to the operat-| ing room. " At 10:30 a.m.. as the operation proceeded, a doctor reported that Godfrey’s chest tumer had been found te be cancerous and it was | expected another hour would bey , required te complete the surgery. Three surgeons, one iinathinlil and three nurses were in the op-| erating room, A hospital spokesman said just) before the operation that ‘ ‘Godfrey! slept ‘well last night under seda-| tion.’’ | The 55-year-old radio and tele-, .Vision star has been in the Hark-) __iness Pavilion of the Columbia-| i Presbyterian Medical Center since, isons in preparation for the sur-| " ARTHU R GODFREY a News Flashes WASHINGTON in—vercign aid supporters in the Seuste today 2; Harkness Pavilion, defeated 64-24 an attempt a The mailroom reported it was. | slash in half a 200-million-dollar swamped with thousands of letters emergency appropriation for eco- rand telegrams for Godfrey from I - tall parts ofthe country. nomic development loans, The American Cancer Society inj jits 1959 publication “Cancer Facts! WASHINGTON — The State and Figures” says 34 per cent < ) cancer victims are saved i Department announced today two \the diagnosis sc eae. “hele pe! specially equipped U.S. Navy jney receive proper treatment. planes have been made available to the organization of American | States for patrol duty off inva- planes, manned by American | sion threatened Panama. The Navy crews, are ew route to the area, Joseph Reap, | State Depariment press officer . | _said. ' Godfrey’ s wife, Mary, visited him! ‘before he was wheeled to the op-) eration, room. She came’ here Wednesday night. from their Vir- iginia home. and spent the night Williams Stays ‘on Call | LANSING (UPI — Gov. G. Mennen Williams today canceled all out-of-state speaking engage- ments for the-immediate future ' ‘“in-orderto-make myself avail-_/ able at all times during this fi- ' nancial crisis for Michigan.” } ———= a rn enn Jaycee Home Show Opens -With Parade, 65 Displays The Pontiac Armory will be near bursting with dis. plays tonight during the opening hours of the sixth an- nual Home Improvement Show, sponsored. by the siemesane ‘Area Junior Chamber of Commerce. | A kickoff parade this afternoon was scheduled to: lead NEW UNIVERSITY IN THE MAKING — — jhe is the Michigan State University Oakland campus as seen from above. In the upper forergound is a paved parking lot with space for approximately 500 cars. Dominating the’ campus is the two-wing - academic building in which fixtures are now being jnstalied. The: three-story section . ” Here's MSUO as Seen From 1 the Air wilt b house classrooms while the other w i house faculty and administrative offices and laboratories.. In the lower left “of the picture ‘is the excavation for MSUO's | $700,000 student center which is slated for, completion by September when the first / ‘freshman class.enters.the new universily. | i € 4 ‘into the 4 p.m. opening of ‘the show, which will run, — “until 10 each night through Re | |Sunday. | Pe pie BS | The parade, featuring the Pon-, 'ti#é Northern High School Band, a beauty queen, and a giant key, ‘to the Home Improvement Show,’ iwas to begin about 3:45 p.m. at, ithe Oakland County Courthouse, ‘Huron and Saginaw Sts. Scheduled to ride from the court:' house to the builders show in ‘gleaming Pontiac automobiles were |Mayor Phifip E. Row ston and Shir-: Hey Hutchison, Pontiac .Jaycees’ | Michigan Junior Miss. | The show “Will open at 1 p.m ifriday, 10 a.m. Saturday and 1 p.m, Sunday, ' SPECIAL ATRACTIONS Besides the many displays,! there'll be specia] attractions such as movies and prizes every night. | The show is the Jaycees’ biggest venture of the year to build up, funds for their many civic and) youth projects. i Thirty-six area concerns* have. moved their displays into the Wa- ». |ter street armory, filling the 65. » | available display booths, a Chock full of advice and ideas’ ifor persons desirous of fixing up, ‘their homes, the show tauches on. ‘just about every phase of home improvement, from building sup-' | plies to financing, gardens to pi- \anos and°real estate to plumbing: | Every night at 9:30, Jaycees | (Continued on Page 2, Col, 5) oa 4 i. ened CHRISTIAN A. HERTER. U.S. Seeretary of State British Foreign Secretary COUVE ‘DE MURVILLE French Foreign Minister . ‘% ‘HEINRICH VON ERENTANO _Went German Fycetgn Minister” Value Days Arrive! They're here — the Downtown Pontiae Spring Value Days, fea- turing shopping bargains today | through Saturday. Mystery shopper's began cir- culating this morning. handing , out the first of 600 gift certifi- i cates that will be distributed to ; downtown shoppers dufing. the three-day sale. Tomorrow and Saturday, Oakland County farmers have been invited to, set up stalls .along downtown streets, dis- playing flowers, Shrubs and other plants. The event is sponsored by the Downtown Merchants - Assn, '_ * w * Don't forget f look’ for yourself as the shopper whose picture is in the paper, you'li win | a $10 gift certificate. A plan to have carnival rides downtown in connection with the sale has been called off because of lack of room, Contains Some Concessions. Ministers Not .Going . * to Geneva ‘With idea of Falling Back’ PARIS (}— Western for- eign ministers ended their pre-Geneva consultations today with unexpectedly quick agreement on a com- mon front for their talks with the Soviet Union on Berlin and other problems of central Europe. The four-power meeting, which opened here Wednes- day morning with tentative plans for a three-day stand, was adjourned shortly aft- ernoon. The secret Western package pro- posal contains some Western con- cessions. : But a US. sii empha- sized “We are not going to aoe with the idea of failing Drawn up by foreign ministers of the United States, Britain, * -* ¢& Spokesmen for all delegations at the Paris conference agreed that complete accord had been reached. A final communique in the same vein gave no details. Sel. ecu bal air. Be on dk or doen The last snag was cleared away this . morning when a British pro- “atainal British proposal, fearing the West would be puf at a dis advantage militarily The ministers said they stood four-square behind the West's pledge to held firm in Berlin and-— to refuse to abandon the 2', mil- lion residents ef that city. Though the communique did not say so, official sources _—— (Ctiones 9p Rhee: ts€n Jet. Crashes in Field. by Emmett PORT HURON @ — Air Force guards today patrolled ‘a 20-foot ‘erater.on a farm: field where a ‘supersonic jet fighter plane ‘crashed yesterday with a live rock- - ‘et and missile load. Abandoned by the pilot because — Delta Dagger of trouble aloft, a F102 smashed to pieces in the field ;and presumably buried her load of ‘weapons if they did not disinte- grate. Apparently none. exploded. | First Lt. David W. Smith, 96, |_of Frederick, Md:, flying in ex- | ercises in rainy weather with a | score of planes: from Selfridge _ Air Force Base, parachuted safe- ly to the ground five nilles away. Smith bailed out at 4,500 feet. He said he did so when he heard what sounded like an explosion ,aboard the plane, '< The crash, near the village of ‘Emmett 20 miles west of Port Hu- ron, attracted hundreds of spec« tators, mostly motorists traveling on Keegan and Rynn roads which tun nearby. State Police and St. Clair County Sheriff's men quickly encircled the area, keeping onlookers at a dis- ‘tance, is * x * | An Air Foree spokesman. said— ¢ the plane carried at least one Fal- ‘con airto-air missile, He said the demolition men would dig the rock- jets, or what remained of them, ‘from the field, : | Lt. Smith, who ‘flies with the ‘Tist Interceptor Fighter Squadron, landed on the farm of Albert Mack- Jey, three miles north of Emmett. He called his base from the farm the | house mystery advertisement in today’s | Pontiac Press, If you. can identify | j Grand Opening if and shapes 7 8. | fice alia se ee ce. cue with Noble A 23l Baldwin Ave. Today: revealed Reduction sam, : wens the truth? We show honest ee on the Window of each each car, i opens Rambler. . 4 7* 4 } itt rs i i re yi. : F + 2 if i F U | i ag Ht iH ‘ iat <4 | ee anf if | & z 2 i . 5 1 ! | ‘ =e . Norman Gehre i Z ip ai nae ‘ Ce Pe ae ein Wa st i Law's bill. It would have given the govern- |ing bodies of city-maintained hos- pitals the right to adopt rules. regu-| lating conduct of physicians; tution which gives cities authority Another provision of Law’s bjll would “have given hospitals the right. to grant and deny surgical privileges to doctors. “Should I learn that some sup- port develops for the bill I would bring it back,” Law said. for Frog Hollow Kids’ Day Camp The Department of Parks & Rec- reation tomorrow will begin accept- Frog Hollow Day Camp for chil- dren, June 22 through Aug. 7. * * * Reservations must be made in person at City Hall and will be accepted on a first-come, first- serve basis, said Leonard Buss, to establish and operate hos- | Time to Register ; ing reservations for the annual’ bey asceg “ee gtE fie A Fi - z z Z Harry Fogleman, tennis coach at the University of Cincinnati, will begin the clinic at 10 a.m. od The Teen Center will be closed Western Ministers Agree on Strategy (Continued From Page One) the ministers had agreed to nego- tiate a separate Berlin settlement it the Soviet Union rejects the over-all. package deal on Berlin, German unity and European se- curity they plan to propose at Geneva. Pontiac recreation director. 000, f potential charges ‘against the fund through the same date were figured at $139,400,000. Basically, ‘the board ‘decided to! Camp time is divided into seven; ~ While the Add Board struggled with its perplexing task, majority The ‘state’s financial difficulties have been blamed by Republicans on what they say are excessive spending policies of the Williams administration. — The camp, located in Pontiac ‘Lake and High!and Recreation |Areas, is open to boys and girls ages 7 through 13. iweekly periods, Mondays through Fridays, and registragts can sign up for no more than one. week ‘@ach, said Buzz. The periods ane: +... June 22-26; June 29-July 3; July 27-31; and Aug. 3-7. During .each weekly period, the camp can ac- cofatnedate .a total: 48 . boys ‘and 24 girls. , The. $3 registration fee covers the cost of T-shirts, noon meals and transportation. Children - at- tending camp ride buses which leave the Oakland County Court- house at 9 a.m. on camp days and return at 4:15 p.m. Camp programs are under the supervision of Parks & Recreation - {Department leaders. Included are fishing, hiking, swimming, camp crafts, woodcraft, singing, cooking and orientation programs. expands 1,700 times its original 6-10 July 13-17; July 20-24; July) it Geneva with the idea This Allied agreement on a fall- {back position was disclosed before \the U.S., British, French and West |German® foreign ministers began itheir closing discussion of Brit- ,ain’s project for a zone of limited, controlled arms and armies in cen- tral Europe. *® * * “Britain's Prime Minister Harold Macmillan has advocated estab- lishment of such,a zone as the first step in a cold war settlement with the Soviet Union. A French spokesman said there is now no need for a further fornial meeting among U.S. Sec- retary of State Christian A. Her- ter, British Foreign Secretary | Selwyn Lieyd, French Foreign Minster Maurice Couve de Mur- ville and West German Minster Heinrich von Brentano. informally in Geneva May 10 on the eve of the East-West talks. it proposition. , tiating a settlement."’*: The four are expected to gather) gee: snag anf F £ Highlighting the movies, which will begin at 9 each night, will be the U.S. Steel Corp.'s well-known ' Chairmen of: this year’s show! are William Dean Jr.. and Roger P. Rummel, with John W. Caples, SORE Be etna et Se a * * * | Signs up for display are: | Reliable Window & Siding Co., | ; Redy- Bilt Garages, Gresham) | Cleaners, Genesee Welding Co., | |: Leeffier Cut Stone, Grinnell Bros., | | R. B,. Munro Electric Co,, Pon: | tiac State Bank, Automatic Heat- | ing Co., F. F, Smith Soft Water | Co., Viking Co., Raglin Electric | _Co., Sun Vent Awning Co., Stacey | { * & ©. Cooley Soft Water Co., Pontiac Pottery, Lee’s Sales & Service,' |Big Bear Construction Co,, Michi-, gan Heating Inc., Lakeland Glass \Co., Alsar Co., Farmer's Food, |Service, Jackson Renta) Equipment \& Building Supplies, Byron F.| French, * x * } | Community National Bank, Cas-' jtone Michigan Corp., Wiegand The U.S. spokesman was asked Music Center, Radio Station WPON, | whether the Westerners would Sky Shade Awning Co., Friendship) hand the Soviets a take-it-or-leave--Lumber Co., Tru-Bilt Building: |Products Co., Fitzpatrick’s Phar- § As water changes to steam it ‘‘No,” he replied. ‘We are going macy Inc., O'Connor Real Estate, E ¥ nego-| Filter-Soft Water Service Co., Ox- \ | = | “A carnation scent accompanies the chartreuse advertisement Which features a spring motif. The earlier WKC ad featured the per- fume of white lilacs. . 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Reg. $2.00 59 Reg. $3.98 59 1. om : 1-Pound Box Holds 800 Documents C reen i Ing se : 22 Ounces 1, Gallon HERSHEY'S APMED PORTAILE’ All Metal Qvens | mmne rs “ace | eG Ze, File Chest (2 2k Pabric a oa Regs soles arch-ty Oye = Seceererrvcocccccccccocecscoeccesecoooecs . 24 to men's ae 6’, to Genuine “HACKS” Famous . oe gE. a 2lc os = =. Tan mix me Na ~ ; yg soir. el uN arena won 6 kew'@ wave = Ripple Sole Oxfords r co iquids ake “ { : ea 7 9 44 UM, cen eee ae E Hin 4c sodas or tasty chéccmie “dripks mail . $2.69 S6-Im, oo eee. 27"c th j MOC-TOE STYLED Coooceccssesoessvoeseoce Value 42-In 3lc Ae } Regular $8.98 aa | fiom, PINEAPPLE 48 In. ss! 36c he Registered 88 CANDY Fix your door and window screens ° Te id mark ripple sole ‘ ‘ As pictured — all metal .file chest now, 14x18 mesh galvanized wire to i, Stses) Sees, SLICES with carrying. handle, indexed di- Tames 20 40 46 inches ot as ial con Popular Patterns and Colors ‘ viders, lock and key. Limit 2—for eeeeeceseeeoosooeeesee ALUMINUM Carry- All Cake Carrier ‘WITH LOC-ON COVER $4.95 ” 99 home and office. No Ironing of Wash ‘n’ Wear Trousers — Men's and Ladies’ Pant Creasers § f | “SIMMS Downtown Special for Fishermen - $1.39 2 For -E Genuine SHAKESPEARE Spin-Cast Outfit or 97° Fly-Fishing Outfits a oe a eee Values esi? YOUR 88 ei, CHOICE ers, hang, let dry-& * 3-Pc. Fly Outfit or no ironing is re- 3-Pc. Spin-Cast Outfit quired. Spin-Cast set has 6-ft. tubular glass rod and No, 1774 spin-cast ree] with 6- pound line. Ply-rod outfit’ has glass 3 rod, Shakespeare OK automatic reel -and 26-yards nylon line. P Special Purchase — Genuine Leather Uppers BOYS’ CASUAL LOAFERS Values to $495—Sizes- 4 to 6 Soft glove-like, leather 99 uppers with flexible rubber soles and heels. Smoke or tan colors. BRAND NEW STYLES—Now Underpriced LADIES’---MISSES’---GIRLS’ -© Crepe Soles © Play Shoes: © Ballerinas © Flatties Values to $3 Sugar coated jelly slices. Regular 29¢ Reg. 69c 49 Thee A Per Yard a value COKCHOECETOEHOOOOOOOOE - @ Many uses im the house. Choice Nut-Shelf Vacuum Packed ®@ of assorted colors. designs, pat- 3 6 her ¢ in cop ° finish. , pd in sliveritke finish Exactly @ ‘ems. No Nmit—buy all the yards as shown @ you need. PYUTTITIV ITT) wax: £118 Pre-Season: Special tor Friday and Saturday 7 . Z 14-ounce tin of tast Bamboo Shades Use for instde af a stallation. Buy now for sum- Feccccestéeecesece T Quality | TSI omer use eT samoo ares NORELCO Shaver FOOT: ; 79 FOOT 4 | 1.39 j breezeways, ae 2 FOOT Value enecceccccoccooas 5 j Speedshaver Model $24.95 Value 14“ No trade-in needed. Jumbo 52 Quart FOOT eis Rava tty | DUTCH OVEN T rein 7, : "Regular $5.95 Value. SHOE ; 4 JIM » ne q A | 2.19 \ No 15 needed i . ‘ sa T 99 Derr. 2 | i MM: BRI ITH E Rs | CaggOver 2 ware of Bargains Under 1 Roof ‘ 4 4 : Ni 0 aA ARMM: AEN OE ial ee ea Ce eed er SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT ~- “TIL 9 O'CLOCK sat = WAHTES” ov ‘EXCLUSIVE, DELUXE SAFETY BAFFLE ATE : i ad RUGGED 22-INCH. ROTARY MOWER Reg 9. § FINGERTIP CONTROL S an / ae 60" : ery HANDLE FOR Easy Terms og: ‘@ 2% H.P. Briggs & Stratton 4-cycle engine SNe e$! places in lay- away ‘til Moy @ Heavy steel housin Saeae @ I-yeor valaity” a 5 . WIDE, HEAVY DUTY TIRES SELF-PROPELLED 22-INCH MANOR HOUSE ROTARY Reg g. $79.95 @ 2% H.P. Briggs & Stratton 4-cycle engine _ @ Steel housing @ |-yr. warranty Waite's Garden Shop. » - Downstairs ‘76 Large 30” by 80” 3-POINT NON- TILT HAMMOCK $12.95 Value @ All Steel. Frame sa 0)99. I 0 ~ @ Multi-Color Stripe Weite’s Furniture ... Downstairs ° Complete with Pillow e Wide. Valance and Fringe Lightweight . . . 4-Position _ Aluminum Chaise dw $10.99 Value ' @ Firestone velon webbing @ 7312" long, 34" high, 24” wide @ Green/white, yellow/white, green/yellow and tweeds Waite's Furniture ... Downstairs my Drop Leaf... Marbleized . . . Triple Tier... NYLON CURTAINS 99° tiers; pink, green, gold. 69¢ valance. . .49c Fourth Floor Lined... Heavy Cotton Ranch Drapes Reg. $ ) Reg. $5.99 4 $1.29 Printed aqua draperies, | 36” single width by 45” long. Fourth Floot Waite’s... Waite's... Flowered and Solid. BEDSPREADS siovs | 86 Single and full size in Little or No Ironing — Springmaid Prints om 67°" 36” fresh, colorful print 11-POSITION. ALL STEEL IRONING TABLE Value @ Perforated * @ Folds pre gl Housewares . -+ Fitth Floor Tubulor Steel Frome IRONING CADDY eg. 9988 fee, *D Chrome plated, holds 24 rments on hangers. olds flat. Notions ,. . Street Floor , 6-Tier BLOUSE RACK Reg. $1.19 88° Holds 6 blouses neatly G compactly. Swinging arms. Notions... Street Floor Plastic Coated PLAYING CARDS 2" Cello wrapped pinochle or standard bridge decks> Stationery ... Street Floor | Machine Washable Acrilan PILLOWS * Reg. Py aed 100% acrilan filled re- silient bed pillows. 28 by 22” size. Waite's ... Fourth Floor Washes, Rinses, Spins Damp-Dry . . . . +. 25% Drier Than a Wringer! The EASY SPINDRIER 128 w/trade ‘Low Down Payiment Easy Terms Your big dependable Easy Spin-drier washes a full 9 pound load cleaner and the other rinses, then spins clothes 25% drier than a wringer. Save time, money and | work with your new Easy now! Model SSH-A Washer, Dryer Floor Model Sale Wes Now Easy Riviera Automatic Washer...............$199.95 $168.00 Easy Apex Dryer. sié(ij¥iwi§idw we eee 179.95 148.00 Easy Automotic Washer..................,.... 199.95 168.00 Easy Automatic Electric Dryer. ............... 138.00 118.00 Easy Autometic Electric Dryer. ............... 99.00 77.00 Easy CDH-A Combination Washer-Dryer........ 39900 299.00 Waite's, .. Dowasiaizs eI ERS BS EVERGREEN OSCILLATING SPRINKLER $8.95 Value $49 e Coverage Up to 1800 Square Feet @ Thumbscrew Adjustment for’ Half or ° Full Coverage @ Dependable Water-Motor, Enamel Finish Waite's Garden Shop... Downstairs BUOYANT FOAM LATEX WASHABLE PILLOWS Extra Plump Reg. $4.98 King Size Reg. $6.98 Super King Q ker spe 9 For $14 9 For $459 Reg. $8.98 © Anbatndee” 21” SLIMLINE TABLE MODEL Low Price at 29 Terns ° Matching Base... $9.95 brighter with one tub, while. many colors. fabrics. Colorfast. @ Sanitary, Odorless, Allergy-Free © Rich Sound, Pushbutton On-Off Switch Weite's... Fourth Floor ‘Waite’s... Fourth Floor © Completely Washable, Always Fresh @ UL Approved © Fringe Area Switel FOLDING ALUMINUM TABLES € al cad 0 don 100% ‘Cotton | Waites. . Fourth Fleor Weite’s . .-Downstotrs as. thet won't chip or stain! “Sangre” Fabric | “Aristomoor” | — —_—_— , < | @ Handsome Enough to —- Reg. $8.98 ;. ot 5 GINGHAM FABRIC CANNON DECORATOR SPREADS. HOBNAIL MYLAR SPREADS se in Your Home = + Oo | 9. Va. ey "Je. 1. lint, no i full - Reg oth oars teoeh ns SVQ | athe OLN | at STF | ase tei seta” Ea 4 we me Mi eat — of wi t “ ‘ , fe sma @ Large 24” by 60” Size . _ | and plaids. Wash in Weed san wat es Tk 3. 8s colors. ree 4, 88 — ee) | Watte’s Housewares... Fifth Floor Woite's... Fourth Floor: 4 — Waite’s.,. Fourth Floor | © Watte's,..Foutth Fleor . Watte's:.. Fourth Floor . : : a . ayy $ - 4 , f . ¢ : ; ‘ *e . f A : ra ; . » \ f “, , = od TOR Vee ee $:\ te” be By yk eal } <* i i me ; WHE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY,’APRIL 36, io * Special. Purchases! © * Reductions from Stock! _ &Storewide Savings! * Use a Waite’s Charge! MEN’S SMART - SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $2.99 w Bi *2.44 ie © Combed cotton Wear © Sanforized, pre-shrunk 7th © Permanent stay Collars. sd | Sizes $, M, L. XL © Many patterns — TARPOON | “CAPRI PANTS” e Men's Shop Street Floor MEN’S WHITE DRESS SHIRTS Reg. 2.99 $2.4 Convertible cutfs. Sanforized. Sizes 1412 to 16. Just 60! (7a ‘WHITE ONLY, SIZES 32-40 Left — Lace hand applique aad per t pleat | Center — Hand tmbroidered coronation motif Waite's Men's Shop ... Street Floor h nee 5 | I. —_" bra, front rat beck ember BOYS’ DOUBLE KNEE $5.98 3.99 * Y , ith ae Cy : Ye PROPORTIONED DUNGAREES schoo sriges on pads BO :. Sy. RAIN ‘N SHINE POPLIN COATS. | © 2 pockets, xip closing. hi-rise waist ® Sizes 10 to 18 9 90 alana ! aite’s Sportswear ... Third Floor ONLY ‘ ' Rayon Checks and Tweeds... © Complete with matching hat L 2-Pc. Spring DRESSES © Water repellent, wrinkle, stain resistant Regular and Slim 6-12 3°55 Regular and { Slim 14-16 3 for $6 ® Sizes 8 to 18 Reg. 14.98 $9 99 Saath, fares, leckat Husky Sizes ® Also in concealed hood style to 17.98 e halves, junior sizes. ; 3 fer $7 Waite's Coat Fashions ...Third Floor ” Waite’s. .. Third Floor Full Fashioned @ Double knee heavy derim | : © Full cut for roominess, Sonforized = ‘Dress Hosiery 2 Waite's Children's World... Second Fldaor a5 . Values 2 Prs. $] BOYS’ WASH ‘n WEAR JACKETS Selt and dark seam dress sheer: Sizes 8''2-11, medium, Special . $ Zipper closing, unlined Sizes 6 to Purchase e 12 in white. red and blue. Hosiery... Street Floor Waite’s Children's World... Second Floor Nylon Tricot ZOOrO9 , HOLLYWOOD GLITTERING + Bites SUMMER JEWELRY % 3% $2 Special purchase Savings, sizes 3 to 7. White, pink or blue . Waite's Lingérie ...2nd Floor Reg. $2 $ Reg. $3 $ Sets Bon-Lon and Nylon Sets BOYS’ and GIRLS’ | SWEATERS SPRING JACKETS | ,\'" 2.99 5.98 Slipons 6.98, and 7 88 cardigans 3.99 Special $] 99 Women’s sizes 34 to 40. Purchase: Md Sportswear... Third Floor @ Girls’ flannel lined ® Necklaces, bracelets, earrings, pins ‘SPRING ‘N SUMMER FASHION bd Summer whites, glittering metals, many others ... at terrific savings! a —— yal cor coats Women's 16-Rib e Boys’ reversible B L _ fester | _ innieiniian ESV ric youn porn OF ViEW IN SHOES. @ Sizes 3 to 6x ~~ hoe $2 eS SS @ All washable a Solid colors, prints and piaids Children's World Nylon and rayon. ite’s... Floor Street Floor Waites secoed Tio Waite's...Street Floor - ° ELEGANT Black Calf Bone Calf Reg. 10.95 to 12.95 ®@ Many more styles than shown © Straps, Pumps, Slings, Mules al ® Open or Closed Toes ® Hi or Mid Slim Heels ® Full Run of Sizes, 4-10 SAVE $2.09 and $3.09! Famous Welch BUSTER BROWN SHOES CARRIAGE | perfect comfort Wonderfully <+ - 19.98 $16.99 Reg. 5.99 and control... Finer “Boodle Buggy’ converts to a Fitting! and 7.99 car bed. Grey or turquoise. 4.90 Waile'’s ... Second Floor GIRDLES and MATINEE . AAAA to C ‘ and Famous. Welch P ANTY GIRDLES rt "Mack all © Specially Purchased e alt for this event STROLLER 7 5.90 Lava $8.99 Reg. ‘3 99 $5.95 GROUP of JOYCE CASUAL and DRESS SHOES: Reg, 10.95 $8 90 . Flats, wedgies, mid-heels. “Paterits, doeskins, calf- te 13.95 e ee Hooded: reclining stroller. Adj. © Moe: oxfords, swivel straps, foot rest. _ Turquoise. saddles, many others Waites... S afi © Femeus brand skins. Marty colors, most sizes. © Patents, red, pastels, aite's ... Secon oor | black, brown . , é : © Satin lastex front and back- panels vant ‘ © Sizes small 5 to farge 3 National Brand | Waite's Shoe Fashions .. . Street Floor 4@ Nylon elastic net to mold and hold Diapers wrens 92,49 Soft gauze. Famous . brand. Slight irregulars. ~ COSTUME RINGS | WOMEN’S HANKIES - | to DFS ns oe.) OU eS Dinner, engagement, wedding and costiime |. Embroidered Swiss, hand detailed linen anid rings, most are adjustable. ‘I hand-rolled hem prints. 4 © Whites, sizes S, M, Lb. Walte's Children's World . : Second Floor , Waite's ... Second Floor Waite’s Foundations... Second Floor Waite's lewelry ..; Street Floor ‘Waite’s Hankies,.. Street Floor — ptegntseeemmim A atonsenlie gee a newspaper's position in ties commu- nity, was enunciated ‘by Editor GEORGE W. fay Pecracisraite he said: The New Orleans - Times-Picayune is one of the powerful and best’ known newspapers in the country and the Editor pla¢ed his finger square- ly qn a basic and fence con. cept. Newspapers can | not “have obliga- tions.” _ They cannot “be indebted. ” * «& ¢* ~ Independence and the freedom — to declare itself unhesitatingly is the cornerstone of a free press. - The Pontiac Press is under ‘obli- tions to NO ONE. We would like to feel that we have many friends in all segments of the community. We would like to feel we’ve earned this. But no one—anywhere—can tell us what to do. Wo dee We aim to play everything square- ly and fairly. You may disagree with our editorial opinions a or frequently. - But they’re honestly our own. No “special interest” is calling the shots. . You can bank on that! Audit of State of State Finances Needed for Crisis Action - With ideas and suggestions run- ning rampant concerning our State money crisis, we feel free to set forth what might be considered a pos- sibility. a x * * If a cash emergency really exists, the legislators should join together and agree to a temporary borrowing of funds to solve the imminent problem. Next they should call for an immediate inde- pendent certified public audit of the State’s financial structure. x .- © .-& 2 . The State books should be ex- amined; and the findings should be. made public. The taxpayers are en-. titled to an honest, forthright oil praisal. _ Both sides would scream this would take time. So it would. But we have already spent four months and apparently no one can tell us actually what the State’s money needs are. * * * If the State has a deficit, let’s . know the exact figure. ~ St. Lawrence Opens New Vistas of Trade The always exciting opening of ice- bound lake shipping means some- thing more this year. It is a prelude to the formal dedication of the new St. Lawrence route on June 26 when Queen ELIzABETH and President EISENHOWER participate in joint cere- ‘monies at St. Lambert, the first from seaward of the seven new locks which repjace 22 small ones. x * * Oakland County has a particu- lar sense of gratitude and satis- faction in the realization of the Seaway, as our George A. Dondero spent a score of years in its de- THE PONTIAC PRESS i. Ao 0 an ae ows Sunday Published Michigan by Tue Portise Parss Company Reset. Basserr, Executive Vice Prestaent and Advertising Director, Rowse ‘A. Prrsceesy 1, fee President and Jorn A. RiLer, Assistant Advertising Manager - Caer M, Thesowetr, ‘ lation * Cirew Manager "Manager ‘ G Manrsratt Jordan, donn W Prrecenaty. Local Advertising s Secretary and Ediiér Manager : Hanne J Rexe, Gronse C. isnuan, — \ Sditor Classified Manager The Associated Press ig entitled exclusively to the @se.for r of all tocal news prinses tp thie Bewspa: all) AP news ’ On avyabie in class rate Great Lakes and joint ‘celebrations 2 are slated in 23 cities. . The capacity of the deepened seaway is estimated by. the United States at 50 million toms a year with Canadian estimates much ce ‘ot p Wes. pall alten! im and and! exports ‘are bound to in e and the im-. _pact on the national economies of both Canada and the U.S. scarcely can be: exaggerated. Deep draft navigation to the head of the lakes will bring new marketing oppor- tunities, new competition and _ passenger travel. : Cheaper transportation will t nd 7) er eign Un Tighe. power’ ang. as. Bamboo in Handsome Natural Color mains pipe: and services o7 aig ees Soars Tensor oom es | | Budget Priced Matt. Foam Latex Pillows No-lren Plisse |- _ © Very Practical, Eosy to Clean with iat ah es ea Se Pads Reg. 398 999 | | P Demp Cloth, Veruum Alterhenieg 7 17x24x4 ¢c . ection 1. ae eget of Ines 87 : Reg. 48¢ Va. .. . © Imported Directly from Japan by Sears dence Oakland County. M chigan hereby Twin Size Reg. 6 . " Bri Y G p ‘bl ‘ grants to the Consumers ower Com- 3 . . 3 atest S pany. a orperat authorized to trans- - 19x25x6-in. . 4.99 Here's the summers ° ng ou rea ossibie vings art business in Michigan. its successors Protect your mattress Reg. 7.98 crettiest. easiest - care die x : asd sesigns _hercinener cae with this low _ priced 20x26x7-in. 5.99 ; at the sea- ; . ‘Grant the right wer and au- . 9 . 3 tad dearte > . . at the ses > hetir 46 x mainte aad epecate mattress pad’ Zig-Zag _ Hurry in today during lowest price > gas maine pipes and services on. slong stitching © * this sale. 3 across and under the highways, streets, alleys, bridges and other public places and to do a joca! gat business in the Township of Independence Onkiand granted, all.of which shall vest in the . \ 5 oN i? yf thi 30 \ pat won as ‘oresald, aid” Grantee shall : : a” FABRICS ; equire as on fo r faithfully perform all things req f hi less by the terms hereof fA tights. power and asututhority hereby; \ : i Section 3. No highway, street, alley bridge or other public place used by said) Grantee shal] be obstructed longer than necessary during the work of construc- tion or repair. and shall be restored, to the seme order and condition as when, said work was commenced, All of Grantee’s pipes and mains shall be so placed tn the highways and other public! “places as not to unnecessarily Inter-| fere with the use thereof for highway! urposes W Seeston 4 Said Grantee shall at all times keep and save the Township free and harmless from all loes costs and expense to which {it may be subject by reason of the negligent construction and maintenance of the structures and pquip- ment hereby authorized. In case any, action is commenced against the Towf:- ship on account of the permission herein) given, said Grantee shall, upon notice. defend the Township and save |t free and harmless from all loss. cost and damage arising out ef such negiigent construc- tion and maintenance Section 3. The rights, pqwer and authority herein granted. are not fx- elusive Either manufactured or natural gas may be furnished hereunder Section 6 Said Grantee shail from, tlme to time extend its gas distribu. Hon system to and within sald Town- ship, and shall furnish gas to applicants, residing therein whenever the amount) of gas to be furnished thereby - shall) provide an adequate and reasonable re@-' turn upon the cost of making such | extensions and progiding such service. | Section 7. Said Grantee shall be en~- titled to charge the inhabitants of sald) Towaship for gas furnished therein, the | rated, including minimum charges, as, approved by the Michigan Public Service; Commission, to which Commission or its; successors muthority and jurisdiction to fix and regulate gas rates and rules) regulating such service in said Township, | are hereby granted for the term of this | franchise. Such rates and rules shall) be subject to ae", othe glee upon petition erefor | by either shid Township, acting by Its| Watch end Jewelry Repairs Depart t ‘ownship Board, or by siid Grantee. | Section 8 This ordinance shall cease a iS : And what a little price. Pret: , : Formerly 2.19 pr. 48" wide draperies. Howes 1944 pr... and be. of po cttect after aE eld SEARS pane ayn se Seen ya tiest cotton, pongee and sat- _ Formerly 4.29 pr. 96” wide draperies... .2.89 pr. perted the Grantee shall accept the same . a Charge or Use Like Regular Charge : ccount een fabric... prettiest colors Formerly 5.29 pr. 120” wide draperies 3.69 pr. . . . in, writing filed with the Township, Hurry in today! ever. Hurry oday Formerly 6.29 pr. 144° wide draperies. ..4:29 pr, F TES a eS Ey ee Sew-for-Summer! Lovely Silky-Look Prints Reg. 79¢ DRAPERY SIZES Clerk, subject to confirmation of the grant hereof by at. least a majority of the electors of said Township voting; a thereon at a regular or special toWnship) election to be held in the manner pro-: vided by law. Upon the acceptance and | confirmation hereof. this ordinance shall’ eotistituté a-contraet between said Tawn-' acceptance, April 30,. ‘59, ; up ; oe Pes ‘ ; a \ : PS ESF . a Or ch Fi i By iy a. ; } ks + aan si | “ i : ‘ Ne t ; ; alia SS ee THE PON'TIA® PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 30,1959 a ou ke | ; of CONN > at ° "* TODAY-FRIDAY. and SATURDAY et SALE! Thick pile is carpet rayon fortified with ny- on. 3 self colors, 3 tweed effects. Only $10 | jRegularly 8.99 67 + toad Oo , | "£43 Regularly 10.99 8 y : DB i 4 ver . ola Protect your tabletops : : rcned o'ton i water Proo! pics and save time ard ” «ab tic protects your matt- Texture, leaf, swirl designs of deep, luxuri- ile is soft as a cushion underfoot.@ “4 ‘ = Your choice of 3 solid colors & 3 tweedf 2% arpetin 99: “Extra heavy pile has more toughness, crush Choose from our-complete collection ‘of icafes with valances and draw draperies, — Cafes topped with cotton braid, attached Joops. Draperies have taped tops. Easy to cut to exact lengths. Save now! * * i an 4 SR ae a | Matchstick Cafes : Formerly 98c Pr. Cc 48x26-In. Long Pr, Formerly 1.36 pr. 60x30-in. size . .99e pr. Formerly 1.69 pr. 60x36-in. size 1,19 pr. 4 Formerly 98c pr. Valances — Ringe i io ia ee 7 ; se ) * ; | . 154 North Saginaw St. P hone FE 5.4171 woe... 69¢ @a. ° ... All at BIG Savings — | 58° , 54-INCH LENGTHS : a 3 | 84-INCH LENGTHS. 7 Formerly 3.19 pr. 48” wide draperies... .2.19 pe, Formerly 6.39 pr. 96” wide draperies... .4,49 pr. | Formerly 7.98 pr. 120” wide draperies. . 5.49 pr. | Formerly 9.49 pr. 144° wide droperies. . 6.49 pr. ae . . i : 4 i . ’ t ; we ; ° , . \ 7" i ; ; ~ ) a) ' \ a: : i 4 ; , ‘ Sa ‘ * : \ ’ ff * . : ¢ ” a PR Ga Mt conic fe URANE e MES oe sat ed Aa Gets er, TBoaoty 5 Salons ie lof Tratfic Rap. -[Bankruy oy *on Color Note : |" ) PHILADELPHIA, ‘Pa. (AP) —|Systems, Inc U.S. 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals! the country, including several in) tratfie ticket Wednesday. for settlement ‘of jts debts with ~ |mést of the chief 's legal ob-| 7 ~ . missed.’ ‘ ‘ "The family suggests that me|Composer Loesser O ; Choice i be sent to the i 5 . 3 Yo ‘our r ! Weds-Jo Sullivan s iHighland Methodist Chur , A YEAR GUARANTEE | Fund . . . |) NEW YORK @ — Composer PUZZLE NO. 3 Frank Loesser-and actress Jo Sul- livan were married Wednesday in identi This Place De : Wy te chambers of Judge Stan-| fg Mf igan aaa aths Elsewhere ey Field of ihe State Court of $1 ; h! = a pled ge Loesser, 48, was divorced last ithe Allied 1st Army in of! year from Mary Alice Blanken-| »; y y in the Tunisi-|iaker. The bride, 31, was divorced) richest rewards you ever 4 iy es 8 $ the Chief Judge Zohn Biggs Jr. ot theliain 400 beauty salena throughout] Co, here, |"! before Chief Magistrate Jo-|the Detroit area, filed a petition in} jseph Hersch to argue against &/ federal court yesterday to arrange] campaign of World War -II. lin 1957 4rom Donald Allen Jacobs.| of! The Detroit Free Press ts died Wednesday in Gibraltar. 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Afternoons and departments ‘in 4 ities,“ working capital “and the/ed the imminence of attack on the|solidated War Veterans Councils|tiate a curve, ” " a confidential review sources of raw materials, invaders said the National Guard in Lansing May 9. -Beloskur ‘was alone ih the ca. |E . ‘faa took the Siclion ‘mauly aid : , a Se ee — i | Hit vl He & > | : . e2232 f ei ap Fs Eds o'clock p.m. fo. bear ~# Bt .. 4 and obiections that may be made by parties interested. 0, 7379 Dated April 20, 1980," ADA R. EVANS, cur, April 30, NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CON- struct curb, gutter, peng gravel, drain- age on Tasmania Avenue. You ag A notified that at a regular of the Commission of re oy April 28, 1% was. de- clared be the intention of the City He s yet a : 8 “ ae i i FF accordance with nan —— and that shall be defrayed by special assessment according to front- age and that all of the lots and parcels > land fronting upon Fpl 8! of Aven Riverside Drive shall constitute the ary’ assessment district’ to defray 902.00. of the estimated cost and expenses thereof me that $4,662.71 of ‘the estimated cost thereo ar be pald from the ‘Capital Improvement NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That eo ot = oad at —- Chamber on Ma: ~“ A 1950 at p.m. to hear suggestions and; that may be made by parties j a eae wee | today, we “|Little Richard wenae| in the world” to pull through. Reds to Take Over BERLIN (AP) — East Germany intends to take over control of Western lifelines to West Berlin regardless of the results | of-the coming East - West negotiations, its Commu- | nist boss, Walter Ulbricht, | -| f that further flights above the 10,- 000-foot level might look as if the West were deliberately trying’ to | provoke an incident which might, torpedo east-west talks on the fu- ture of Berlin and Germany. | * “=? C130 =| Preed From Coon’'s Tom. OW . Okla. 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Yet the question jles, head of the Central Intelli- 5: aalnanininichatemai tn dna nas fold the Senate For- 2, That the United States and its allies can find some wa: andjarmed aggression from any coun- Ove of the weak spots in thie, acted then cn the request’ of nists, If they tod ov crx thy be) i \the Lebanese President, Camillejhis boys, not outsiders) wa And even if he tried to disown|way to [Nae ad geatect Lebangp “against them at the last moment, he/be might be eliminated-too- fast ta do what the Lebanese President did: Sete Fasenhower uae Wiese lngk for Anarigen Sey y|policy hag always been this: What can the United States do if native Communists take over a country, from within, and. without obvious, outside aggression? ee oe _ Last summer, when the [Iraqi army overthrew the government — which had linked itself with, this country — by killing the King. some policy to prevent it, ; le controlled. by William Fulbright, chairman of!communism. Rhea er divaa Eisenhower said' Chamoun, to ghard American indirect ee: #* lpowers. to send American troops ‘into Iraq to prevent a Communist in takeover from within? It seems|which is completely shut off from lunlikely. For one thing, Iraq's premierjion by its neighbors, the Soviets ighboring « Lebanon. ‘Abdel Karim Kassem, who led the would have their first firm foot- Lebanon itself at the time was/revolution against the King, has ‘surrounded himself with Commu- hold in the Middle East, It would be a colossal disaster for the West. Bins POs Crucial Question Ab out 3 [ ¥ Negro Boy Jailed in Georgia Woman Names Rapist QUITMAN, Ga. {AP)—“It was. and’ said her attacker was not! hirn.”* ‘| among them. ' With those words, ‘a 2-year-old) Graham gave the sheriff names, married white woman singled out'of five Negroes he had been asso- a teenage Negro boy as the per-|ciating with and who had been in| fon who raped her on the bank of|the area where the attack oof. g SEARS 7 Gp ROEBUCK AND CO. _ Sheriff R. W. Jones of Brooks was among those named. ~ i County said the victim eimai! * & kk, . the 16-year-old Negro immediately; Jones reported the youth said, after facing him Wednesday. jhe was at home at the time of | ~x* * * . jthe incident. Jones said the boy was being! e sheriff said the boy told him beld-inm an undisclosed jail outside he received scratches on his face; of Broeks County and that rapé/and teeth marks on his chest charges were being prepared. from another girl last week. Names of rape victims and ju-| veniles charged with crimes are, / withheld tp take law. U.S., Soviet Vets Earlier Wednesday, exonerated Jesse G, 21-year-old Negro who had been | held in connection with the case.|At Elbe River | She had told officers her attacker | | said his name was Jesse G.! MOSCOW (AP)—U. §. and Soviet! _ Graham Jr_ jveterans Wednesday night cele-| x * * ‘brated the 14th anniversary off Graham surrendered to Jobes their World War II meeting at the; Tuesday night after learning he Elbe River by exchanging bopes| was being sought by a posse./for good relations between the’ Jones spirited him to the Thomas-!American and Soviet people. ville jail, 29 miles west of Quit- 5 x * * man, to avoid possible violence. Joseph Polowsky of Chicago, Ill. The woman viewed Graham in Jeader of the seven Américans a lineup | with tee other Negroes here for the reunion, told the re- STATE C - “MICHIOAN. In the Pro. Union meeting that the “‘plain peo- | bate Court for the County of Oskiand. ple of both countries don't want’ duveniie Division he matter of the petition con. War.” Jomnry Ray, Rose Marie an¢ The reunions have been held. owaerd, minors. Cause No. 16642 é John Howard. fether of said chil. Since 1955, commemorating the on having been filed fp this Court joining of the American and Soviet alleging oat the pavecnt whereabouts armies on the Elbe in the drive of the father of sa minor children are unknown and said children are de- that split Germany in two Last pendent upon the public for euppor'. and year's meeting was in the United that said children should be placed under States the furisdiction of this Court. a In pr of the people of the * * © et fied vhat, the “a S.i8 ee The American veterans arrived wi at ¢ Oakian ant y y Service Center Tuesday They will be guests at ouse . 1200B West Bivd. fe the cits. of Poo. the Soviet May Day parade in tiee in gaid County, on the 12th a fe Moscow. May. 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Where but at Sears can you get fine rakes like these at such low, low prices! 20 tines, smooth hardwood han- dle, bright enameled head (similar). CAR CLEAN-UP SPECIALS Your Choice C Ea 1) A. Cleaner and Polish F RAY E R’S B. Upholstery Cleaner , C. White Wall Cleaner FURNITURE and APPLIANCES | D. Car Whisk Broom 589 ORCHARD LAKE AVE. 1} E. Terry Polish Cloth CALL FE 4-0526}) Soff Chamois Keep Your Car Shining ‘Reg. 4.98 3.99 100%, off tanned skin is sot pliable and lint-free. ing. May sorbent Speeds cledning home useés, Selection \namamed joie money tach,” SEARS BRAKE FLUID ALLSTATE Heavy Duty Brake Fluid Aas Newest type for better, longer lasting performance._ Mixes - per- fectly with other makes. plus boiling point. I-pint 330°P 1.39. econotnical As low as Get the most use refills romove_ dirt, Change évery 5,000 mile bas dge ‘DOWNTOWN PONTIAC) ING Control Powerful Moror With Fingertip Lever, crn Mark War Meet | oan Get Cleon, Fast Mowing With CRAFTSMAN 20-IN. ROTARY MOWER f Choice Number One Grede for this sale only . are limited. from fresh oll. ALLSTATE filter Je early June s Snug-Fitting ALLSTATE Clear Plastic Covers Long-wearing sondheough profection for your new oar ee stery. Built-in “sun-fade-stop” not- to crack, split or discolor. ROSE SALE! LIMITED a ane nih a Tea Roses, Flora-Bunda and Climbers Your choice of fresh climber or. bush roses | ready for planting. Select from many varieties” in choice of Red, Yellow, White, Pink or Two- Tone. Pest and disease free, specially priced . « Hurry . Limited Quantities . Potted Patented Roses Paccal Hybrid ar. Each Flore-bunda-Hybrid Tea. and Climbing roges. Choice gf 30 beautiful colors. Fresh and healthy, bloom in . very fragrant. Hurry!: Saginew St. Entrance and arden Shop Perry St. Basement filfers_sun‘s rays. Guaremteed - Expert en at Sears. . ‘ = «ne r ‘Special! Fresh ‘and Krachant Potted Hybrid Roses 77 each . . Quantities - . Hurry! | Reg. 21.98 16" SAVE 62° an New Low Price! ALLSTATE 10-30 Motor Oil Reg. 3.59 10-QUART . Three grades of oil in one. b+...» Adjusts to all tempera: tures and speeds to give better engine protection. - Agent minimizes engine q’ all times. Antisludge wear, increases power. Only ai Sears. can you save so" much, SAN. Saginaw St. Phone FE 5-4171 2” Pree Mare Pee iain Sols a ees. \ — a Captain "ee It Damages Modern Ships — Fe louinaip scent ayes raw galls Aang chee Ging Gey ee garet Whines, a delegate to the | _ Mac. |sested: Gig eootd @@ Jesiodum 30 in ‘Rome. ¢fiet & on | = ah PT Te lovely cy wae . ' With | - ‘cannon is fired at the hour of noon to resume _ thorities ‘tor restoration of the mid-day boom, e $40 y, ; | | ancient Ronmian practice which was suspended ee ee ee ee | aS | at the outbreak of World War I. Romans with city. | 7 TT et ey Citi BERL ee ~* New Seaway Construction Obsolete? OSG BO 2s Bh besa x eo De or sr ah Omi eo tn te St oe Layaway for Mother’s Day, May 10 ‘ ee what the worse for wear. ican flag. service between the! li ae Ny She dented two hull plates,|Great Lakes and foreign ports. | yy — bs 7 ; narrow canals and cement-walled|perience, MacDermid said “There | ! WKC's EXCLUSIVE scraped her sides and lost part of| Asked if he thought his first trip| (2 fz Ww about j ‘ lion-dollar water route. locks. The Santa Regina has a 63-\is no doubt about it.” - i! f,, fo om ase foot beam. The locks are only 80| “However I'm confident most of WA Sd \ Rls rmnid ot the| ttt Wide: the bugs will be worked out ini VU) M667 4 Cea agtyont od 9 cote / Both MacDermid and Westfall|time,”” he said. MN (7/7) | Diomond parr ig said they were not knocking the : 1/774 ~ ffering i ; i i; f 5 Bey her deck railing in negotjating the|n the Seaway was a rugged ex- Hy. V4 z 3 6 E the freighter Santa Regina changes a methods én poeway, but o cundireaiive L i's Be Honest Gal i — a ae ad ocean-class ships will have to nen panama qr tate pes tre OneM, IOS _. $ 50 Guaronteed and Insured redesigned to avoid damaging oth|"" 4 * LONDON (UPI) — Mrs. Mar- | 99 Protects your diamond against fire, lightning, windstorm, burglary or hoid-ups for } year. ——— " annual Congress of the Women’s | 1, Have ¢rews available on both; Cooperative Guild, complained Dermid said, “ships held aw from the walls; but here the sys-|sides of the Jocks to keep big ships yesterday that if the posters, { FREE SERVICE for 1 Full Year tem seems to be to hold ships in|in mid-channel. publications and motion pictures close to one wall, and that’s where| 2. Use clusters of wooden pilings| gathered for -the congress were- EVERY MIRAC the damage results.” _ fin all approaches to prevent: ships) preserved for posterity, “A fu- | ’ LE RING Ted B. Wetee Getn, Se trom Tange againet the concrete ture generation will think all we . 1S GUARANTEED IN WRITING! said the locks seem to have been! bumpers. e designed around the old lake) 4. Slow the rate at which water — 59 WAGONS no thought for flows into the Welland Canal locks) $] 99 00 to prevent a rock and roll, action | , ‘- * & * on big ships. This. 15,000-ton vessel has | now eu SIRMINGHAM RAMBLER ~ passed through all seven of the! Westfall ca some alterations | Mi 6-3900 . new Seaway locks and. the\27-mile'will be made on-other Grace Line | the Grace Line, |seawalls. wore was pants and bras.” =| aboard for this voyage to Chicago,| 3, Line the locks with wooden | | ( Buy for Mother’s Day” ri ame Fiery "39950 Bridal Duet SALE! LIMITED QUANTITIES! NONE SOLD to meats lpia Coney $189°0| MEW 9 SPEED AUTOMATIC ¥ DORM YE FR Bal NO MONEY DOWN-- % 2 YEARS TO PAY GOVERNMENT CONFISCATED 17-JEWEL WATCHES 1 —_— 1. All Carefully Checked, Timed and Cased! FULLY GUARADTERD! oii BOWL BN a | a en | Za , “yy ‘ , oa od \ Repeated by - INCLUDED Ae , | EE me at SN jED> BD B oa _ Popular Deman ‘ama\ "i SRNR Be Every Watch Would 50 Regulorly Sell for. . $49 TREASURY DEPART B MENT UREAY oF customs srr, CE ‘ PeRSDICTION To 5D vee! ORT OF eae oF WAScit by OSE toe cEnTAn Courts OF S. AND CP. oe i xk ie Your Choice | Sy cpss each Gent's 17-Jewel Waterproot Ledies’ 17-Jewel Watches Nurse’ te's 17-Jewel . Only 2 To eer ewene 10 MONEY DOWN 77 Pay as Little « as 50° Weekly! 108 NORTH sncmuar sac OLE FEderal 8-9994 Few. own 8 NORTH SAGINAW ¥@ ed ni ‘ele baa 4 oe - THE, PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL, 30, 1959 ee - oe = Olga Duncan . - California: Sy Decrees ee “Moya to Die for Part rains Ted: Slee PONTIAC JMPROVEMENT SHOW | of a trie convicted of first-degree; murder in the slaying of the 30-/ ‘Moya, 20, pleaded guilty to first- jdegree murder but asked for mer- cy, His attorney said Moya had jbeen converted to Christianity May 7, Moya and Augustine Baldonado said they were hired to kill the Canadian-born nurse by Mrs. . | Elizabeth Duncan, the victim's in? 'tensely jealous mother-in-law. The night... Moya is the final member} Moscow Glitters | a al fence Killer lin Readiness for q na Thin May Day Parade “Moscow w—Perbaps nail brightly tun ever , this Five-foot eclor pletures entire Soviet Presidium ‘main building just ‘Square. Pictures of Lenin five times that size are mounted on cprsnrvoon Moscow buildings ‘é Oldtimers say they've never seen co nach bunting and red red decor- ‘The celebration's major slogan 4s a call t6 support Soviet Premier . | Khrushchev's seven-year economic eg eee One huge placard on the Krem- lin walls carries this jawbreaking slogan in red and wilite letters: “Be in: the vanguard of the na- tionwide struggle for fulfillment of the decisions ofthe 2ist congress ee ne en tn an € sr-& & vel, Make a purchase . somber ‘ee get's grand peon, You auy. bo UUGHY! DOW INTOWN PONTIACH a COME HAVE FUN ...GET BIG BARGAINS ..- AND A CHANCE TO WIN PRIZES ‘= WHEEL-OF- FORTUNE any. number you want. ff the wheel _“STARTS TODAY” i'two men kidnaped her from her|Soviet-Union fo.: the construction 'Santa Barbara, Calif, apartment of communism in the U.S.S.R.” last Nov. i, ‘strangled her and dumped in a_ roadside . grave. — Lost 50 Years, Glasses ' Mrs, Dunean and Baldonadé are ; awaiting automatic review of their} Turn Up Unbroken on farms in were turned up by Ray E. Phil- 1820, but the nurtiber had fallen to/brick' while he was digging pota- PONTIAC ARMORY-WATER & MILL STREETS (Compliments ef Community Nations! Bank) grandfather lost them in the 1900s. ‘of the. Communist Party of the 3.99 Ladies’ DRESSES : ‘death sentences. SIDNEY, Maine (UPD—A pair} : —_— is family "ip noc members i sregetes it ware: Son THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY _ || showed any emotion when the ver-|cently ina field that had been 4 P. M. to 1PM. to 0A M.to . 1PM. to ant eve sarees plowed at least five times in the - 10 P. M. | 10 P. M. . 10 P. M. ‘10 P. M, | About 72 per cent of the nation's ote uinios, still in their case, bor force worked ae about 12 per cent in the 1950 cen-|toes. He remembered the day his: = _T B's feu sh oO FR | | [PAINT SALE? GRAND OPENING ix PONTIAC 158 N. SAGINAW “2° SEARS) FREE PARKING VICTOR PAINT See salesman in : the giore. and WALLPAPER Co. . FE 8-6544 STARTS FRIDAY MAY 1 THE BIGGEST PAINT VALUES IN TOWN! Victor Exteiiée Nowse Polat & Primer (White & Color} $4. Victor Super Deluxe Howse Paint *” ‘ ‘Victor Tiletex Porch & Dock Exemet * Victor Noa-Fading Trim & Trelis (Colerg Victor Victo-Lte Alkyd Oue-Coot Enemel - Victor Parcalle Nen-Fellewing Alkyd Giess feemel Victor Percele Nen-Yellewing Eggshell Enomel Victor Mester Craft Alkyd Enemel Vadercoat Victor Segl-Tite lntertor Akiyd Primer ond Secler Victor Econ-e-Flet (White & Colors) Victor 10-Stor Alkyd Flat Enamel (White & Colors) Victer 10-Ster Alkyd Matching Semi-Gloss (White & Colors) We Soper oun Wn! Eater Be i & Cold Victor Sper Reck Floor Varnish - _ itor Bak-O-Lin Exterior Sper Vornish Victor Basement Soul (White & Colors) Victor Krll-Tex Asbestos Siding and Masonry Polat ALL PAINTS READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE. __ NO MESS, NO PUSS, NO COLORANTS TO ADD,” FLOWER SEEDS ONE 254 PACKET TO EACH VISITOR WHILE THEY LAST! VICTOR PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. Down town Pontiac 158 N. SAGINAW. (next ta Sears) FE 8-6544 - FREE PARKING Sidewalk T 99 Special CHECK ‘THESE SIDEWALK SPECIALS! 29c LADIES’ PANTIES ‘Smad 19* . Special 19c TRAINING PANTS Sidewalk 10° Special LADIES’ CAR-COATS Sidewalk 5 .00 Special LADIES’ BRAS - Sidewalk 39* Special GIRLS’ - BOYS’ SOCKS Sidewalk 1 9 Special —~ WASH, DISH CLOTHS. Sidewalk Special yb IES’ BERMUDAS > Sidewalk 97*. Boys’ - Girls’ J W orth - Special to 2.99 e > 29c CANNON TOWELS | , a 196 as SPORT SHIRTS ! Forth - s ~—688* $2 GIRLS’ DRESSES Sidewalk 8g Special. ai yr Sidewalk _ §9* Special 1.49 Girls’ Shorts BLOUSES GIRLS’. DRESSES 1% BOYS’ POLOS 49° 2.69 BIRDSEYE DIAPERS 1.69 Sim" 3 9° 55¢ MEN’S . SOCKS | 25° 2.99 MEN’S BLUE JEANS 3.99 MEN'S 3.99 scihins 7 White Shirts 1 7.99 MEN'S DRESS PANTS | 2.88 29, 99 Men's — Coats 13.99 MEN'S JACKETS 69c Men's Underwear Sidewalk. 8% ¢ QUALITY NYLON 79° «| Each © 1.69 BOYS’ STURDY. JEANS-SHIRTS ® td PAJAMAS; | 4" Sidewalk 39* Special 5.99 LADIES’ 3.00 ott, 3 8 to 52 FOO DRESSES 2.66 Special HOSE 44' 3.99 Ladies Brunch Cet T 1.99 SUMM Laiifes Sii $15 LADIES’ TOPPERS 8" : COATS — Baby-Doll a 7. 88 ogee $14 LADIES’ 3.99 CAD ares _RAINCOATS SLIM PANTS $30 LADIES’ 10-42 Wool Coats 15 2.99 Ladies’ $3 LADIES’ To oe Lc ) 3.99 LADIES’ SKIRT . $149 MUSKRAT. Blouse Set 4 FUR STOLES 79 Lons sus | 1,00 RAYON PANEL CURTAINS © 88' 188 — 99° he 39c BATES YARD GOODS 25° 69c Cannon. Bath Towels peat F Loop Rugs ig: 88° _ PRINT r ina Vella Aa 5.99 TWIN, FULL BEDSPREADS 2.88 496 Muslin Pillow Cases. F ig . as > @ al asa aa * The U,S.. imposed what it)’ ~° ; called “‘collective preventive puniBored? Not ance mi Bo 1? a Chance Sones seeks si-ap on oats grant, CHICAGO (UPI — George A. | \ | i REGENT UPRIGHT... - $5900 _ “Phonola Mahogany case. Good condition. ........ a vk’ - '@ Like. New ~ HELLER SPINET 3 oe a ‘Oalpcase. Like new... Ss aa “ad me . « i _MAGMAVOX.PHONO, $2390 eee EMIFIER ...., 5260 CONN corner == $9.095 Setretphonic Te eee ee eee ee ee ee eewyer ] : eyes. ea mail MAGNAVOX “HI FI, AUTO PHoNo ©» 94,500. Oak case. Good condition........ WERNER UPRIGHT te tases, which increase reve-| Ty . mein oe. -" hone been adie by ah Moe gant stag goeramen| ns Akt | Grement‘enrdny Ut int ff Oak ene, Cod codon. os vvsse cess coon $75 — wachavox mr avro rnona «= $5995 New York. Five more sacs afelpe hag ondered. a, crackdoom.onicars fo hand in their drivers’ If} walked T0000 miles, wore out 10 sanell’s. | Be iate ceouly coding them.” Hone = ted wn oe | Grinnell’s, 27 S. Saginaw Street, FE 3-7168 * * * : ni : Some tax programs have been Gov. Michael V, DiSalle of Ohio} has presented the Legislature with | plans to increase cigarette, beer, | corporation franchise, _ gasoline diesel fuel taxes. Sales taxes; touched off a fight within his Democratic party. He proposed Legislature enact a sales tax. However, the No, 1 plank in the Democrats’ . campaign — platform | was a stand against the sales tax. _ Ata party harmony end Feb. | 14, Lt. Gov, Robert urphy said that if the Democrats ap-| prove a sales tax ‘We deserve | what. will su befall us — de-| feat for our risy, and finally the of the confidence of the voters.” iS ee Oe Furcolo,; the next . speaker, | promptly took issue’ with Murphy. | Murphy, he said, was “either try- ing to kid the public or he doesn't have the solution to our problem.”’ | The governor said the platform ; plank applied to a general sales tax, while he has suggested a lim- ited tax which would exempt food, fuel, children's clothing, medicines and similar necessities. * * * Gov, Edmund G. Brown of Cali- ; | . SOMUCH- § FOR SO LITTLE}: : Kindy quelity glasses cost only pennies as: dy: defeat for our | deception; defeat. for our hypoc-] itable loss. i 1 i -© Perfectly Matching Lounge Chair | ry oe = : sei ¢ gr: F WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE! HEADQUARTERS FOR FAMOUS BRANDS! LOW, EASY TERMS AR OUTFITS!| ning BEDDING SALE] tease 724% FF \ Bees saner " a «be w wee * \ “ eeu LF © Double Dresser with Tilted Beveled Mirror . © Bookcede Bed with Sliding Drawers guided Drawers ® Innerspring Mattress and Box Spring ® Two Colorful Boudoir Lamps Picture shows similar design. 7-Piece Modern Living Room © Luxurious Wide-Arm Modern Sofa ® Three Mahogany or Blond Occasional Tables © Two Medern Table Lamps Sola end matching Lounge Cheir are in becutilul tapestry. Choice of decorator colors. i aces TARE 2 FULL 10th | Y EARS to PAY! | 7-Pc. Platinum Grey Bedroom © Matching Chest, Dovetailed Center- Sensational Low Price For 2 Deys only, : SSN | = PAY ONLY BS 50¢ Weekly a a _ 4 and Mattress Set Folds compactly and rolls, awoy for easy storage. Choice -of Decorator == *129\ (2. HOLLYWOOD BED | : and MATTRESS SET Headboard, Inner- spring Mattress and Spring Unit with Ss Legs: — REE _ NO MONEY DOWN X pun Friday Wight “il 9 i } i Sm, Lee SHOPPING CENTER S. Telegraph at Square Lake Rd. All Stores Open by 10.A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily. DON’T MISS IT! Come out to Miracle Mile Shopping Center tomorrow night (Friday)’ and take advantage of the greatest sale event ever. Bring out the entire family. Everyone: will enjoy: the festivities and tremendous savings during our Midnight Miracle Sale from 9 P. M. to 12 P. M. Enjoy one-level shopping with 49 stores and services to serve you and your family in one location. _ FRIDAY, MAY Ist _ Starting. ‘at 9 P; M. ee « See.and Listen to. « «' WPON'S DIRECT RADIO BROADCAST FROM MIRACLE MILE SHOPPING CENTER—8:30 TO. 11:30 P. M. | With JERRY Pesca Duk Jockey — “se ee Ladies’ Embossed Cotton Tarpoon Plaid [i - Green Thumb . [~ One Onl)—Used” Twin Auto Better Grade’ GLADIOL! BULBS . | COTTON DUSTERS SKIRTS Metal Leaf Rake #% UPRIGHT oe FLOOR MATS WOMEN'S ao 3 | 88 All New Stock $ 5: Caelee ONY Be x . a ‘2 Sires 71S 3% | Ree. A i 39 29 2n1150-54 Pr. $919, $991 Values to W. T. GRANTS JAS. S. KRESGE’S J NADON’S ff PooleHardware Ml wiognd nace Conur J WESTERN AUTO SIBLEY'S Shoes SHEAFER BALL POINT CIGARETTE LIGHTER ‘5 LBS, PIONEER Hend Mede Milk Glass ‘Ganvas Sneakers © _ TOYS, HOBBIES, Y» Gal. MILK SUGAR ASH TRAY All Sizes @ Red @ Blue to “AND CUFFLINK SETS FURNITURE | € : @ White @ Ploid Carton — , ¢ : : Specially. Priced _ Eacoph wine saa aipersttes | CRAIG'S KIRBY’S ‘Coupon - TISDALE m cer BABYLAND | KROGER'S GIFT SHOP SHOE STORE SHINNERS MEATS OFFICE EQUIPMENT LOU-MOR Jewelers FURNITURE Regular $7.35 OUTBOARD Entire Stock of $1.99 ENCORE RESTAURANT ROSE BUSHES BREE - . TOM McAN | dopey MOTOR OIL CHARCOAL BROIL } LONG SLEEVE SWEATERS ne ° re _ BLOUSES TAMGUAGIR deal ang TAME WHITE MICE SOFT SHOE $ 3 e 8 8 3 5 . | 66 bilgi ne : 99° With This Coupon Only +6 99 Choice of Célors chan at | . 9 12 Os / LIMIT 1 PER FAMILY *? CAPITOL SHOPS MIRACLE MILE ROBINSON’S ENCORE CUNNINGHAM pees aca oe ‘THOM McAN Shoes DRUGS Hunt’s Pet Shop PURE SERVICE . DRESSES : RESTAURANT For Men and Boys LADIES’ - 15% OFF ON ALL J. now’ no. FRIED CAKES IVORY SOAP, Bf g...,, \ociee, lame wraee” NYLON HOSE MERCHANDISE SFost -aAss 9 Sn. 12 P. M. Only. ‘4 Bor fe 17° . Skirts and Blouses oe — 3 rei | id From 9 to 12 P.M. , carmen $88 45° Dor. Personal Size—Limit 4 reese 719° 3" . 99° KINNEY SHOES [COTTON SHOP MONARCH = Jennys BaKERY [ "Gurscssne Jane Loo Dresses Mf LION STORE oam Rubber. Drapery & Slipcover “ DUOTONE . OUTDOOR FISH and CHIP 8 ONLY. VP 120-620-127". PILLOWS ff FABRICS [f Retord Brush (“Antenna Kits [pier MEN'S PART fg ack 6 warn : -O7* Regular to $2.49 | Reg. $1.00 49: Complete $Q5 $ WOOL ROBES. | - a te — 99° i i Gaga ig of Phonograph NEW CENTER , T 10_ ee 4 “Moder Sleep Shop THE YARDSTIOK # MIRACLE MUSIC H ttectronics MIRACLE LOUNGE J. C. PENNEY’S. BAZAAR AREA “thousands of millions t the Soivet Union to'get a man-into space is not warranted.” —. “Space travel. ee oe ete | gai “E think ‘willbe fficulty in ¢ if you plan to do some photog- | ‘lraphy while travéling ‘abroad this | |season, here are some camera tis @-remember:'. 4. e. i To maintain. & shop fagei. “Keep! the camera set on a distance of about 10 feet, set a small lens open-| & ing (the f reading) and use fast ‘ films, both color — black and : te ae Wa si _STARTS FRIDAY, 9.P. M. : : : Bast LANSING (AP) ft hii oe could talk, their filter and a srahaaed yellow filter ‘3 ; , ’ } first words would probably be @ plea: “Give me air." for black and white film are|@ Re re $1.00 Reeuler 06 3 ij HEAVY—UNBREAKABLE , : Plants, like people, need oxygen to keep alive, “78 Prof. enough, The graduated yellow fil- 7 ; id Le oe 2. Pi 2 “WATCH CRYSTALS ee 99 | Earl Erickson of. Michigan State University. a can m4 pres -- the camera a“ First Soa dies’ ece i | / | ‘Too much water au@ th drown; too Uittle ai geet at dots ee ee Coordi t : cette ae ee, eee cine ag "Nylons | nates Erickson knows this is tie because he has tuned in on Tropical damp sometimes causes) § Washable Linen Skirt, Blouse Set | plant roots and, in effect, listened to them shouting: for air. ws light — stick. ped yo a $ 99 : ns, e meter ° P 4 | INGENIOUS MACHINE > {one eo few moments, or until Pr. Cc | He does this with an ingenious machine which measures |the meter needle registers. . | the rate of oxygen movement in the soil. ' Film ify often very expensive 2. F Platinum wires a! te the machine are buried Se en tdat We oct | |. im the ground. Oxygen molecules in the soll spread to the | Shorter , “a _ - ; | platinum “roots.” This action causes 2 small flow of elec- tie Whang you nett WH 7%, Regular $5.98 Regular to $10.95 ad ON. trie current. Some countries don’t let you in Ladies’ Ledies’ Knit Trim ts % - with more than one camera. ; 2) By measuring the current recorded by the machine, soll others you have are placed in bond: @ = Ga eg pune SAFETY CUSHION . scientists like Erickson get an idea of the quantity of oxygen until you leave. Try to leave at| 3; Cotton Ski $ , r . TUBELESS TIRES “7 ome ger the pane yon eutered, eosin , , BEIGE AND als ¢ eases ; a a a a provision a 6 to 12 P.M. Only He has found that insufficient oxygen for ever a short (warded wherever you intend to $ 99. $ 99 4 : : spell can damage plants. They become. sluggish and their ce take a foreign-made cam- . 3 : $ << | growth is stunted. era. with you, register it before 2H Pap ‘ And, they just give up and die when oxygen Is cut \leaving America. Otherwise, you ° a poe | ff for a long period. Imay have to pay duty on it when =| & ac ‘you get back. - | | Aste - eer |. Brlekson reports poor aeration in the soll can result Regular $3.98 Regular to $2.50 > at from. packing by- heavy farm machinery, too much rain or | The coot, erroneously known as Ladies’ . . ' 4 mpAeLE MILE PURE SERVICE | excessive irrigation. the mud-hen, is neither duck nor * gy : sso aa a * chicken, It is a marsh bird related Go Ladies Bras FE°8-3512—24-Hour Road Service | ‘The atr-meaguring study he 1s conducting is part of an (b°Guck’ and both are prepared Wis | We Give Free Top Value Stamps MSU pene Sate to improve tillage practices and sOlvé (44 cooked practically the same 5 99 c ——— skcess proble: : as poultry. 1 ) : FRIDAY 3 =! Va Regular to $5.98 ‘ Regular to $1.98 (" , A) | | Lodies’ i 1) ae MAY Ist Ladies’ Blouses Jewel | . Roll up sleeves, Short Sleeve, Sleeveless. ewe ry fe ¥ Final at ‘ i / NATIONALLY ADVERTISED IN $429 c | \ ° AN—HOUSE & GARDEN—GOOD HOUSEKEEPING—LIVING—etc.. | . 4 > RESTONIC ORTHO-FIRM MATTRESS 8 “ ‘ ; i F f eV OSBURY PRESIDENT’ Regular $3.98 \ . Regular $3.98 8 8 Reg. eee Polished \ : Men’s All egro i KY — Knit Shirts i a $79” | Buckle Bock =. =| \ | : : ie Matching Box Spring 7 $5.00 $6.00 tii Same Low Price i | i} 20-Pc. Set . Boys’ Billy-the-Kid ——\ Regular to $9.95 i} DISHES with Blue Jeans | 16 Suinmer Slacks Ff 6 to 12 and Huskies aus i Each Mattress or Box Spring Purchased Reg. $2.98 Reg. $3.50 \ MODERN SLEEP SHOP . MIRACLE. MILE BAZAAR AREA $999 Cn LLYWOOD BEDS . " Deep Tufted Mattress ‘Box Spring Headboard | . ‘ Legs Regular to $3. 98 Boys’ Long Sleeve Sport Shirts 1 29 Regular’ to $4.95 Men’‘s Short. Sleeve Sport Shirts - Reg. $10.95 to $12.95 ' Ladies’ Citation Dress Shoes $g% 39% Children’s Duo-Life U.S. Keds Sizes 5 to 12 $935 : DACRON COMFORTER — *) with NYLON COVER © a ys. each Hollywood Bed Parchened Ladies’ All Wool Spring Goats Regular $39.95 i | ae Regular $7.95 Ladies’ Casuals Sizes AA to.C—~Grey Only $44 FE O95. wide oe Toes zg A ¥ ee . : te if acheter 5 pctea cine en ss I ; SI SR eRe see —— Uw a Convenient tien Oharge With Option Terms OPEN DAILY. 10.A. M. to 9 P.M. v Geena. Subdue Widow “She Holds Off . Pc yo With Shotgun. to Make | general. Point About Parking three hours Wednesday and ‘tossed back the _ gas grenades fired by police apts Catering Ranonis, about policemen at threatening to shoot at oy, % they stormed her third-floor apart- ment. Two policemen tried to’ sneak up the back stairs and found out she wasn’t bluffing, She fired at them, but the pellets lodged in the wall and the two backed off un- hurt. * * * “Finally; however, the tear gas got the better of Mrs. Ranonis and officers wearing gas masks...en- digg the apartment and disarmed Mrs. Ranonis has -had a long feud with a neighborhood funeral home over parking of funeral cars in front of the apartment building Where she lives. The dispute erupted again’ Wednesday, and police were called. 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Rademacher Jr., regional direc- , | FRESH SLICED LEAN, TENDER \ ? : g 3 : > late husband, a Pontiac letter carrier for 38. tor for the National Assn. of Letter Carriers, : td hs ons ahaihe coleah tt years before his death Feb. 13. The presentation looking on. ai ek in, nea, cz 2{Ue Se Rejects Test BEA St Se ie ee ene j Ban . = ‘Blind Man Saved miles to a gallon of regular gaso- ) Ee"Red Plan Nixedtes Subway Death Mas It is now being sold by fran-, NEW YORK @® — A fast act-| cea! — ra boepy elie United) WasHINGTON (AP)—U.S. au-:long” as ‘the Soviets insist on veto| ing er code mee s blind 2 NORTH * It ts being produ-ed at the rate wet the Soviet Eotential oop. rights 8 med -_- anges on ea pol night rem the: atter appar- >A AW of 5 alls year. inspection to back up a nuclear at cogieRene i. mopacted, tad Lot ne sense of direction OPP iC K \ IN TOWN om tagy: : Washington officials also said ‘ < s w "y i. PONTIAC Lack of English — |, on,2 tena! outline Of tnat it the Reds still reserve veto| sg fen to the tracks wre soovay| fa the le Soviet iden presented tha faf-|rights onthe planned seven-nation | station in Flushing, Queens. | ie Helps to Foil - weak spots to make the plan un- ele cuenta. Hag Ae as William Holmes, 54. the clerk,’ iri pprertagen. 8p, ae propriations, barring the hiring P air 1n Holdup bel ad ed pgfan and other devices. DETROFT (AP)—A Pfet- Bed are awaiting clarification * * * . fer’s unfamiliarity wa ae Eng-/before deciding whether the pro-| The .Soviets have demanded. , lish language sometimes is helpful|P0S@! shows promise of breaking) too, that the inspection teams be in her adopted land. the long deadlock in the Geneva/headed by nationals of the coun- iat It foiled two gunmen Wednes-|t#lks on banning nuclear tests. ‘try being inspected and that the Ai ie day in a German-American bak-| While Western. powers. had; majority on the teams be nation- | igi ery where she works. called for an inspection system to|als; Americans contend this! ‘ iS Mrs. Pfeffer, 35, came here only|police any agreement. to halt|amounts to self-inspection. ey 1? months ago from Germany.jatomic explosions, Moscow had! yp the U.S. view, the number of She reads English well enough to|pushed for veto power. inspections to. be allowed would get by. But somé things puzzle) In a switch Tuesday night, the|be of great importance. * her Soviets announced in Geneva they| ’~ & *& Ha ied “| would coopefate in a veto-free sys-- According to one set ‘of scien- MIRACLE A note handed her by the would-jtem of spot checking the sites of tific calculations, there may be @ be holdup men was one of those |suspected. nuclear explosions — from 209 to 1,000. natural events MILE things. provided the Big Three atornic|, year — such as earthquakes — : eo 2 * powers fix in"advance the number which would “have. to be checked] poe 3 “Give me all the money you|°f such checks to be allowed each|to assure they were not .atomic \ é have in the bag,” it said. = Yea? | blasts. i Mrs. Pfeffer strolled casually to .* * | Thus if the Communists propose a back beg By to ‘get an ‘explana-| President Eisenhower pointed jority a half-dozen inspections a 3 tion from Loretta. Stoyke, 19, up some. of the loopholes Wednes-|year, for instance, this would : daughter of the herpaani. | . He said there is no sense in clearly fall short of an adequate . Astonished, the about. the number of in-| inspection system in the West's : through the front door. TT Needle Sate te alowed anleiew. | MIDNIGHT MIRACLE SALE ony PRICES GOOD RAC E MILE | SEAMLESS ww OF TONIGHT ONLY ; Ml L All Sizes, Reg. 149 to 1.59 9to 12 P.M. : STORE ONLY | : . Friday, May Ist, 1959 ‘ ‘. - oad, ay . Women’s TIGHTS Q9° Spring Wool since 7 to 15 | | SPECIAL PURCHASE mre 77 mre 3” ; a ‘ 3 Zes 7 * = 2. | 2 ae “S | MES, j ‘ po ‘ = 5 ' tie Ger) 6. ee Li , . ; i Al. Cotton Tarpoon Plaid Vie ee fea ow , : ‘| BERMUDA SHORTS ii oak ae wy . ; All New Stock. Sizes 7 to 15. With 3-Yr. : a . Regular 598 9” | , urn-Out | i Wenicin | Cotton Tarpoon I ranty PLAID SHIRTS J All New Stock 99 it Sizes 7 to 15. 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He studied there three years, * *® * Herter took time ou + He says the steadiness was a notable achievement for Upper Peninsula operators in view of the one business recession in Now 64, Mic insti sttoetint tourist. and: érn'foreign ministers to return to Tegort business in the Upper Penin- his old classroom. On the black- Sula totaled $138,235,000 last year— board, in‘ blue chalk. and careful, about $36,000 less than in 1957. English. were the words — “Wel. ~ * * come, Mr, Herter.” | He said gains by coufities in 1958 Georges Gallienne, president of included: Delta $3,366,000; Dicken- | the school’s administrative coun- son, $1,518,000; Chippewa, $1,018, ell, led the visitor to the desk. ‘900; Luce, $773,000; Schooleratt, where he once sat. He showed, $608,000; Houghton $427,000, and him an old school registration Baraga, $98,000. book which mentioned him as a| “tres bon eleve,”' a very good stu- i $2,096,000; dent. Gallienne gave Herter a his- be on , tory of the school and a com- Mackinac, $1,148,000; Iron, $5¢0.- memorative medal. al Pegibithen scents e. * \* Jeannie Auschiman, director of _ N° report was made for Menom- elementary classes, gave him a ee County. * cate he earned in his schooldays. The secretary’s eyes glistened with emotion as he walked about - the.” school. “All men have two countries, their own and Paris,’ Herter told pupils massed in the courtyard. “{ believe that this — phrase.) w has of times, represents my own feel ® Monroe billbilly musiciah, put ings.” up a big sign in front of the home " of two friends: He my, Pe — Ryench and “Hurry! 2 wife's wanted, 18 to Wives Wanted, Must Be Able to Boil Water | MONROE @& — Speedy Combs. “—? sige . * 80; any condition, must be able ae ‘to boll water.” “It ‘was in Paris that I was born,” said Herter, “two steps Speedy, %% and singie, thought from the Luxembourg Gardens——it- geod joke because the wives_. Thus it is with understandable of Jess Gilbert, 27, and Rufus | emotion that I find myself here Sheffner,, 42, had left them They | today and remember my child- were doing their own cooking in | a small house on a well-traveled hood in the capital.” Ecole Alsacienne is a private! road near Monroe. coeducational school fourded aft- 4: first the sign in red peint er the 1870-7] war with Germany , n't a bit funny to Gilbert and by refugees from German-occu- Shoffner. pied Alsace. It has always had a Then they considerable atiendance of foreign attention. children living. in Paris. got to _liking the “Must have had a million phone calls,’ said Gilbert. * * * Gilbert and Shoffner operate a small amusement firm in a ga- rage near the house. They supply Asks Phone Punishment LANSING. —People who make threats or use abusive language over the telephone could be charged with disorderly conduct under a bill introduced by Rep. Joseph A. 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He says his professors don't mind, since he does his picture taking after class, and - his fellow students set up quite a demand for UD: which FUL OS. class- soph- more Ler, accused of raping a white preg- nant mother, was the truth | Negro witnesses in the case. Nae * * * | Another Negro witness, David Alford, also of Lamberton, sup- Man, Woman Panic on Detroit River; Coast Guard Rescues 4 From Lake Huron By The Associated Press tape recording of statements made; Two persons drowned in Michi-, | by Lee Underwood, Grant and twogan waters Wednesday while four. jother Negroes who were withiothers, caught in high winds on Lake Huron, wete rescued. | Only | Can Handle ons pore icing he — Gaulle (out an extra boat wn out an extra boat when one of their’ jown two crafts Was swatnped in ORAN, , Algeria (AP) — French bigh waves. On the Detroit River, a man and a woman lost their lives Grant; 2. said ofeers id not Whirl pool Gulps: Henry Ford II Looks Ahead Sees Car Market Doubling DETROIT (® — Henry Ford I, The 530 millionth car — a sual predicted today that the nation’s'Ford Galaxie with gold trim—will) economy will have doubled in size be displayed at the company’s ex- within the sext 20 years and there hibit building in nearby “Dearborn | so mehr ioe April 30 to May 20, It will ‘be on view May 721 at the com- Ford made his prediction in cel- jebrating the production of the Ford pany’s annual stockholders’ meet- ‘Motor Co.’s 50 millionth automobile #8 i Detroit. af « this afternoon. The next 50 million, { ihe said, will be. produced in 20) In discussing the car of- the fu- years—in about one-third the time ture, Ford said it might be the fab- it took to make the first 50 million, |ulous car designed by Dr, He — predicted _revolutionary/4. 4. ucher which can ride on) of paper. This concept was dem-| onstrated by Ford last year. A full! working size mode! is currently un-| der construction and will be dis) ground or in the air or on the played in the Ford exhibit build-! water — or conceivably be at jing later this year. | home in ail three elements.” - Leaves Denta! Clue “In the future,” he said, “‘the vehicle may or may aot have wheels, It may miove on the va children’ s Shop 1 Ps Pig men ae a a film of air as thin as a sheet. ANE LEE , MIRACLE MILE, STORE “AN those who stir. “up the peace,” he told Pierre Laffont, MIDNIGHT. Miracle Sale at - _ Manarch’s D’Oran.” * * * elements ‘who scream | Algeria and France, he said these were the same persons who op- ‘posed giving Moslems the right to | Vote. ‘ “What they want is for some- to bring them back the Al-' dead and if they don’t French in Algeria. against me we) jtaking a chance | on delaving som Park and Mary Ann Smith | Bitingly critical of right-wing “4 loudest” for the “integration” of one geria of papa, But the ‘Algeria of jlivery as Thomas Mitchell of Lin- il publisher of the newspaper Echo|%t Redierd Township, stood up in| the 14-foot boat and were pitched fishermen witnesses ee oe ee A witness said “they got ex-| cited and both stood up. the boat, dipped and they fell out.” The, scené was in’ the Stony Island, vicinity 25 miles downriver from. ‘Detroit. —. | In- harbor waters off Harbor Beach on Lake Huron, an out- board motorboat containing two | quels of much greater power den- ‘sity and propulsion systems to pro- duce greater power and efficiency for each pound of weight. LOCKPORT, N. Y.. (UPI) — Mrs. Ama Chamberlain reported to po-. y lice someone had siphoned gasoline ‘from her car. She also presented them with a clue to the culprit — a@ set of dentures she found near the auto. wonderful buys 9 to 12 P. M. SPECIALS! MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE ~ SPORT SHIRTS Selected Group of Famous. Brands 9D Regular to $4.00 GENUINE “LEVI" SPIKES CASUAL PANTS , they. will die with it,”| Saginaw couples was. swamped as tee uy % the winds kicked up high seas. In the swamped boat were Fred _De Gaulle shid a favorable solu-| pie ninger, 45, and his wife, Anita, 4 po 44;-and Michael Romback, 54, and. jin a total eyolution OF Oe CUP his wife, Clara, 57. They were out fishing, The Guard lighthouse out from the Coast Guard station. Two boats put out from the 4 station. One took aboard the two develop power resources of north- men and the other the two wom: erm Finland’s Lake Inari, source en. 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Cutback in Marines |” - | and judges to take part in the May Be Your Next P peel n part y ur Next Pay’ . Aregemeng skipper Mrs. Todd said the’ bandit mut-| dedication. ceremonies, the four + stepped tered something unintelligible be- Qakland County Olrewit Courts | LANSING ® — A sign in the . ey ‘cause of the white scarf covering) will be closed all day tomorrow. Secretary of State's office advises, his face and she backed away. The remainder of the courthouse (State employes: “Stop waste. The! “| The intruder theh fled, taking offices will remain open. with him the purse containing a’ bilifold, pair of prescription sun-| laneous papers. ie sn, sheet Bis ot coe er nae ith five feet-nine inches fall, with san- to here ‘will: be| | pay ‘check. - |plarined for “Law Day,” accord-' pay days, saw some irony in the! ing to William B. Hartman, presi-' notice, County Bar| “] can’t cash in a wet paper | towel,” one commented. ‘use some of these- to the ivery best advantage of our na- tion, and that is to promote the isettlement.of our last mating frontier aml ; * CAROL JANICE VANDERWERP | Village Council. -« Support of Two Townships . ROCHESTER — The newly organized Rochester Area s| Youth Guidance Committee, which has grown from a sui steering committee of four members, now has the official sanction of the Rochester An ordinance has been ve recognizing the com- to an organization of 50 mittee and its program de-+ signed to handle youth’. problems before they be- come matters for juvenile court concern. - Rochester Community School Dis- trict which covers 60 square miles, The next move of the commit- 2S i Find Lady Bug in ‘Who's Who’ South Lyon Man Works. . Listing in Michigan SOUTH LYON — An amateur with another amateur and two uni- According ‘to J. H. Newman of! way'on the book and the final manuscript should be ready in, January, 1962. So far, records of about 17,- 000 insect species common to the state have been compiled. The list will contain information about all insects, spiders and oth- er land anthropoids (jointed ani- | jmals), according to general editor’ © | for the project, Robert R. Dries-: § .|bach, in Midland. He is a retired |research chemist for the }Chemica] Co., Midland. * * * Working with Newman on gath-) ering data are Research Associate) | } to Complete Exclusive scientist bere has joined forces) | Mrs, Murland Pearsall . correspond- ing secretary; apd Arthur Cox, kk *£ S Macahdine to present. plans, . Thomas Pteiffer, assistant director of Protective Services for the Oak-- ‘land County Juvenile Court, will be iin Rochester one day a week to work with the local case work committee. pound af care,” case workers — will function elosély with school and ‘other public | will be concerned primarily with versity specialists in gathering data| children who have behavior prob- tor a “who's whe” of the Michigan| lems ‘or have committed some misdemeanor, @ It will be the function of case 49821 Peer-St., work is well under| Workers to try to straighten mis- creants out before they get into more serious trouble, Rounds said, “We have the wholehearted sup- port of Rochester school officials, Police Chief Samuel Howlett and many other civic and youth leaders in the “area,” he added. * *® * Three cases already have been referred to the organization. The ase workers’ next step is to de- termine the cause of the unaccept- able behavior and to see what Measures should be taken to cor- ret it, the cochairman said. * * * Similar organizations have been formed in other communities throughout the state and are func- Se ’ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Vander- ;Henry K. Townes of the University’ tioning favorably at the present werp of 250 Mill St., Ortonville, annyunce | Charles E. -Burnett, son of. Mr. Madeira Beach, Fla. A wedding | is planned for June.6. The fiance is stationed at Lakehurst, N.J., ' with the U.S. Navy. lof Michigan Museum of Zoology,| the engagement of | |R, L. Fischer of the Michigan State, towel you save may be your next) their Yaughter, Carol Janice, to | University | Department of Ento- will be present at a public meeting | imology and George Steyskal of There is no. local ceremony!” State workers, faced with payless| and Mrs. Willard E. Burnett of | Detroit. | Only three other states have com- | plete insect lists, They are New | York, North Cais and New Jersey. time, officials reported Probate Judge Arthur E. Moore | of the committee on May 12 at Rochester Junior High School, He ‘and committee officials will ex- plain the guidance program to jthose in the area wishing to learn ‘more about it. € |dy hair, Mrs. Todd told police. SS = ee Girl Scouts Plan cee Benefit Style Show NEAR CAPITOL The $300,000 building, the first | AUBURN HEIGHTS ~— A spring fashion show sponsored by local of its kind for Michigan lawyers, is located in the shadow of the’ Girl Scout Troop 448 will be pre- sented at 8 p.m..tomorrow in the State Capitol at 306 Townsend St. | Avondale High School. It is a one-story, brick and con-| All proceeds will go into an ex- crete building, 66 by 112 feet ing. size, and with adequate parking | facilities. Major dedicatior address will be made by John D. Randal) of Cedar ? for sending’ a Girl Scout lio the pal Round-Up st Cao|te? Aneican'Sat kana” ' Springs, Colo. v ected that oo * 2 The building, financed entirely Wednesday America is more the Army be maintained at 900,000} Sue Latendress has been selected by subscriptions from Michigan — united on-the issue of defend’ jand the Marines at 200,000. ... a8 One of the Oakland County Girl ‘ys, will serve as an of- | ing West Berlin than on any} Instad civilian defense leaders|Scouts leaving Jape 30 for the| fice away trom the office when | : other public question have been reducing both forces, two-week they are in Lansing to appear | 4 : =: aiming at an Army of 870,000 and| Mitzelfed’s Department Store in| before any dme of the hundreds | i : Honduras’ greatest potential! Marine Corps of 175,000 by the end|Rochester will present the fashions of state agencies and state com j Wealth is in its rich mineraljof the. current fiscal year “next/for the show. Refreshments wilj|*mittees, Hartman said. | - June 30 tosis # camarkderie of -NOW FOR ONLY A FEW CENTSO~__ MORE PER aw THAN YOU'LL PAY FOR ONE OF THE "BIG 3” SiN acini aia ice 2 SOO eae SLR OORT oR & R Motors will ‘put you behind the wheel of a quality-built CHRYSLER. , : Let’s talk dollars... and sense! , | Come in Today for a Demonstration R &R Motors. Ine. CHRYSLER-PLYM OUTH-IMPERIAL SALES — “SERVICE — SATISFACTION Pontiac *. 724 Ocklond Avenue © Swirling full swing styles? © Smart straight-line styles! , © Gorgeous Colorama prints! © Wanted solid colors? “© Some with self belts? e New pocket details? e Terrific selection! bd Misses’ sizes 22-30! bp g ‘eathermen WASHINGTON (PD ~ Govern- : may one any tp tan ar ing The Commerce Department said, Bureav and Forest Service tech. nicians will include seeding and) ’ photographing clouds; recording: electrical: currents and- counting | lightning strokes. Part of the so-called Project img thé $25,000,000 tw timber | 1,500 forest. fires—mostly Eastern thunderstorms ucually | Y THE "yes ® Oxkland Cou Geunte, Michigan. # rad day o “registration t F gs the City af Pantiac. Mic Where “he Annual Election is be held < said ae becom oe on Mon. der the sth day of J ‘Therefore notice is hereby Oe that! Mande, the 11th dav of May 1959. up 9 8:00 o’clgck om. Eastern Standard last dav on whieh = registered persons im the City of Pon may tegister in order to be eligible! to vote at said annual school election | lication for registration should & a the city clerk of the City of Recnes alreally regi istered on the not re-register WALTER. L--GODSELL, ; Secretar —-fesYd oof Edugation of ~ the Schoo! District 6f the city of Pontiac Michigan. April 28. 36. ‘$9 NOTICE oF SALE 5.000 00 : Clarkston Gumanunay Schoo} | Oakiand County gaa | Sealed ,bids for the purchase of tax anticipation fhotes af Clarkston Com- munity @ehoel District Oakland Count sehiane. of the par value of $135,000 60 will Clarksten Elementary School Clarkston handerd until & o’clock pm. Eartern Standerd Time, on the 11th day of May 1959, et which time and piace they will be publicly opened and read The notes will be dated May 1 1969 will mature July 1. '960 and wil) bear “in et @ rate or rates not exceed- a 6% per annum Both principa! and interest wil] be payable at such place a* may be agreed cpon with pur- chaser Derominations snd form of notes te be at the option of the purchaser Accrued interest to cate of delivery of auch notes must be paid by the our chaser at the time oe delivery i@ note or notes te redemption prior to maturity in tn- verge? numerical ord-: at par and accrued jntorest om the first day of any month Prior to maturity thereof upon oe (18) days’ notice served upon the hold or holders thereof. or published tn District - newspaper or publication circulated tn! thé State ef Michican. whirh carries as & part of ite reqular service notices of the «sie of municipal bonds Por the purpose of awarding the notes the imterest cost of earch did will be computed by determining et ve rate or rates specified thervin. the to dollar value of a!’ imterest on the seven] from June 1, 1968. to their maturity, and deducting therefrom any premium ‘The notes wil! be awarded to the bidder) whose on the abere computation Produces the lowest Interest cost to ‘he the joint experiments by Weather| 2 THE. PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 20. 1959 Are He oping} to: Turn Lightning Ott department said the saaaie' research ig designed to find out! what .makes thunderstorms grow’ and how they generate and release , research meteurologist, said that Skyfire, ander way tor several | “i” conditions we can modify — years around Missoula, Mont., | \the efforts wilt be aimed at halt. | Tie Meld, but we are not sure | = uttered each year from | *¥erted lightning.” if “lye we are not increasing lightning. | are = ee by heavy rains} or lot more field work and careful) : Aren't Better pegetresye books of the City ef Pon-. fecetved by the undersigned . at: shall be subject) their lightning charges from cloud: ito cloud and from cloud to ground. Dever Colson, Weather Bureau “So far, we feel that ander cer- — the form of a cloud and its elec- yet whether we have actually | “We want to make certain that | from a given storm or creating! trouble elsewhere by upsetting the | atmosphere balance,” he said. “4. ‘evaluation have to be done.” Europe s Schools Educator Raps ideas! of Introducing Central Control in- U.S. _ WASHINGTON ®—Critics who ‘want American schools changed | to fit the European pattern don’t) know what they'te talking about, | says an American educator who! spent six years abroad. “Those who argue for such changes aren't really aware of what's. going on either here or there.’ Dr, Byron S. Hollinshead told a workshop of educational or-' ganizations here. Adm, Hyman G. Rickever, whe belped develop the atomic sub- | marine, has been one of this country’s most outspoken advo- eates of the European education- al system. Hollinshead didn’t mention Rickover by name, but he had harsh werd, fer another Rickover proposal — the setting of national educational standards by some agency outside the schools themselves, i “That would be the worst thing that could possibly happen to us,’ he said. “‘Where that js being done | ‘in Europe, children take tests at | age 11 or 13 that determine their fu- tures forever. In this country, there Erarerton se “i “s Sehoo} District are no legal or curriculum bars: for the purchase thes an ot of less the notes or at a priceito keep a student from going as i? ep toes thetr par value will be com high as he wants to go in any The loan ts ir: anticipatién of the field.’’ » rt ter i = containing the bids should Dr. George Bereday of Teachers’ marked “Proposs! for Notes“ College, Columbia University, said be plainty ot eartinld or cashiers check the that Rickover has never studied) notes, drawn upon an incorporated beck the schools in this country or any- order of tte - > Community School District — ec-/ id, company ¢ ~ DOWNTOWN. PENNEY’S STORE HOURS: Open Mondey and Friday 9:30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M, All Other Week Days 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. VISIT Our Display and Sidewalk Sale... Friday and Saturday! ROSE BUSHES Jackson & | Perkins | . World’s largest rose growers Select No. 1 YEN os)” Ty pn’s FLOWER | | Jacobsen’s § | 101 N. 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Written instructions on feeding “10s ANGELES e bins -of $1,751,200 are asked in two suits filed by 17 men. who. say they were exposed to a radioactive capsule, Named as defendants are Air Frame Inspection Inc. and Isotopes Specialties Co., identified as owner and manufacturer, respectively, of the capsule, The. plaisitifiy say the capale ana field Semeur operated by North American Aviation Co. For four days, the petitioners nant Railroad - “Fatality Rate Lowest for Travelers CHICAGO «®—On_ the basis of - passenger miles traveled last year, ‘train travel had a lower - fatality ‘rate than bus, scheduled airliner, tax! or private car transportation. Trains magazine says the fatal- ity rate for each 100 million pas- senger-miles was 2.6 for cars and ‘cabs; 0.14 for buses; 0.12 for air- claim, the capsule wasn’t detected, ‘lines; and 0.07 for the rails. EYE GLASSES + (rerrrareereee, eek hhh hehhealal DR. C. 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What agai wher a” state runs out of money to pay its eniployes and pay its bills? — Will guards desert state prisons, and at- tendants quit their jobs at mental inatitas tions? ne a sae an Will suppliers cut off food and fuel de- liveries to state tuberculosis sanatoriums? ~ Will hospitals refuse to accept state- others ou crippled ehildren~ and turn eut? - How long will telephoné and pdwer com- panies carry the state on the cuff? é IMPLICATIONS UNFOLD . ’ These and other questions burst upon state officials and employes alike toda} as implications of MicHigan’s financial pic- ture began to unfold. “Payment was halted on salaries of 28,000 employes and bills for fuel, food, telephones and travel in what Gov. G. Mennen Williams said was an “artificial bankruptcy” brought on by stalling in the Republican-controlled Legislature. x ** *® The curbs were ordered ibid by - ee opi to Desert Our Prisons? the State Administrative sana in. the tace of a $116,900,000 deficit expected by: May 15. They followed a refusal by GOP. lawmak- ers to cash veterans trust fund Securities which would tide the state over. another three months. Republicans insisted on attaching -a rider which would have raised the state sales tax to four per cent from three. As for the effects of the governor's move, - Williams and his all-Democratic Cabinet | agreed they will have td feel their way day by cay, relying chiefly on a priority | system for dispensing. available funds. CAN’T DO IT LONG fs > One of the early problems thrust upon state officials was the! question of paying the thousands of firms and individuals that supply the state with foodstuffs, clothing, fuel, office supplies and undre’ of other items. “I'm worried - about some of the small vendors’ especially,” said Philip R. Peck, deputy. state controller. “Some of those people I’m sure can’t carry us on ’ the euff for very long.” Work on some major construction proj- ects also could stop. sf) Buffalo Police Hunt ‘st 2 tte amity am Gets $33,239 Grant took a nap. Police said the child BUFFALO, NY. iF Police pressed a search today for three vear-old Sharon Crossman, whose mother tucked her in for a nap Tuesday morning and discovered * * her missing seven hours laie: Crossman, 28, is * * * The child might have been kid dren, both .boys naped or wandered away unnot- h -bop icéd, Detective Chief John 3. Wha- Jen said. eyes. She has a Mrs. Robert Crossman, 27, told nose and a cut under her chin, police that, after she pet Sharon the _Fesult of falls. es oneness — — Police dragged several ponds and dug up two fresh mounds of earth yesterday, They asked rail- roads to check their freight cars Sharon, described as small for her age, has blend hair and blue tiorrs, He is’ professor and chai + man * the radiology, division a ising. DETROIT ~— The American: ‘ for 3-Year-Old Girl lah iwee betwee Caneey Society has awarded a grant of $33,239 to Wayne State’ University’s Dr. James E. Lof- strom for a One-year study of the effects of radiation om body func- the College of Medicine. He plans a factory wark- to use laboratory mice in the pro.’ er The couple has two other chil- ject Production of coal in Turkey has increased from .about four million bruise on het tons in 1948 to more than six mil-’ lion tons now, and the totals are ward settlement ofa dispute that jsent 2,600 members of the Trans- | Frowe urging € Congress to repeal 1958. | Meanwhile, the workers were 10! the 19 per cent telephone excise | * ‘return fo their jobs at the air-|° “tax. | ‘The National Safety Codncil alec! jline’s huge maintenance center | ‘She said the tax, introduced @$ said disabling injuries during the lander “leder ral court order. _ | a military measure to clear tele- three-month p e riod numbered et ok lk phone lines in World War H, 399 900. Union President E. R. Burns: ‘Airing Workers —— Somer ‘Road Deaths Rise (End One-Day Strike aczuce= "9 Pet, in March TULSA, Okla, (AP)—Talks to | CHICAGO (AP)—Automobile -ac- ‘Asks Legislators to: Urge | \ fica tied thoes than ba : ‘Telephone Tax Repeal sons in the nation in the first, ‘months r; ‘| “port: Workers Union on strike, LANSING Rep. Josephine 5 ber ee Sapte cesta against American . Airlines here) mil Hupsinger (D-Detroit) has'in- ¢ 1958 ‘The fatalities in March will be resumed today. reduced = resclution, in the were 9 per cent higher than ™ LONG: PLAY. ALBUMS” never was intended te become The council said March was the cher Daily’ ope ALL STEREO Sind HI- Fl ko 7 permanent. | ; third straight month the death = ~ union will cn fully : toll on the highways was higher WI 2 temporary restraining or- after two years of almost un- | : ee ider issued by U.S. Dist. Judge W. Grabs Rope to Safety ‘broken decrepses. Fatalities for] . * Joo 'R. Wallace, i KLAND. Calif. 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Makes 4-5 | or the beach, Although pancake mix is prob- ably a staple on most cook's shelf, it is not at all difficult to make up your own, All the recipes We are about te give you are the mak>-your-own oe Apple pancakes are _ Bpecialty.. They may be pave dessert, or even as a main ¢ with coffee or tea. They are a hearty food. Dutch Apple ‘Pancakes ” 2 cups sifted enriched flour 1 cap Dane cream ty cup Te %4 teaspoon salt ? tablespoon sugar .\% cup melted Butter or Combine all ingredients the apple. Beat until fairty smooth Melt about 2 teaspoons butter in an’ margarine =f 1 large apple, peeled and-thinly ea = spoon in batter to a depth of about LA inch. Sprinkle with apple slices; spoon a little more batter over apples. When pancake is browned underneath, turn to brown on | other side. Makes about 4 large pancakes.. Serve with syrup. . * * * Another delicious pancake ‘des- sert is this one which calls for buttermilk. Have you ever notice how tender any food is that con- tains buttermilk? Buttermilk Puff Pancakes 1 veg % cup buttermilk 1 cup prepared biscuit mix 44 teaspoon baking soda ; 2 tablespoons melted butter Heat con, Mat @ tater Mix biscuit mix, soda, and Sugar together. Add to buttermilk and mix just unti? thoroughly. damp- ened. Stir in butter. Bake four. extra-large pancakes, using % cup of batter for each one. Pour onto medium hot griddle. When puffed | upand bubbles begin to break, turn’ and brown on other side. or roll and fill with fruit. ‘Top eultared sour cream and. serve servings. The, French take little pancakes, fold them and serve them in ai ~ flaming sauce — prestg —’ crepe’ suzettes. The Russians fill theirs’ ie part of your brealast on the patio! except! DUTCH APPLE PANCAKES — Man-size pan- cakes filled with thin slices of apple. make an unusual and interesting dessert. This is a recipe that came originally from the Netherlands. 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Serve them piping hot with a tart fruit sauce. | Hawaiian Pancake Roll-Ups 2 cups sifted flour % cup sugar Scramble Eags With Cotfage Cheese: Even when you're lunching alone it’s important to have a nutritious meal. Pan-Scrambled Cottage Eggs 1 tablespoon butter . 5 atee eggs \q cup ¢réam-style cottage cheese (small curd) Pepper . Slowly and thoroughly heat a ‘small skillet — a 7-inch porcelain| enameled ironware one is. perfect.; Add butter, when it is melted and. very hot but not brown, drop in) the eggs straight from their shells; | add a dash of. salt. Stir constantly! with a fork, holding tines flat, to mix yolks and — | j } | | * * When almost idllated, add cot-| tage cheese. and stir in with fork. Allow eggs to set without stirring, for a few seconds, then lift out | with wide spatula or pancake turn- er. Grifd a little fresh black pep- per over the top. Makes 1 serving. WS DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE WHITE-white or grey-white!! There's an amazing difference with Roman: Bleach. 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TICKLED TO WIN—Diane Nicholson stomps, stabs, tickles, teases and terrorizes her pet tur- at Southern Methodist University. “Calliope St. tle “Calliope St. George” over 12 feet of ‘ratk George” set‘ new course record of 34.8 seconds at this doesn’t inctude such things as - Liguidater sinted Exclusive oe American fsa ranaportation fares, "TV tues of * ans 000 Fileor Covering Inventory vrt and Creditors’ Receivers by Circuit Co itax on playing cards. } | But the CCH has one word of ‘ Sewecy Being average, Mr. X will : 2 to 70. He will enjoy five years. ie of calling tax-free social wi — Mr. pverdiiiie wat'tlils nlf dhe 4c X's in- ity. American—age 29: taxes are go-jcome also will remain at the status. at come, The wate rere Kalkaska Ged Reduced Agein! . Imported Carved Wilton Excellent ae Ee 80 KALKASKA ® — A boost for ies, too, ' Mr. X will pay taxes om the this village of about 1,500 persons one pack of cigarettes he 8m@ was announced today in plans of sto sock" Say saeco an” uamectaring Co to ex- ‘pack of beer consumed eseh inand, ultimately giving empfoy-| i E Hf be Hh xf =i fei sae gf et bg | Z Fs i 100°. Acrilan Texture ew x * acrilan gy od mate tain. Extra Turable: pay on the average, $5.05 in taxes All this plus these taxes for the same time on lant expansion, | for every working day, $25.23 &!everyday purchases: sales'at 3 per he said. 2 week and $1,311.70 a year. ; icent;. cigarettes, $1,464; liquor, $1,-| The. firm thus will” “bepeme! ASSUME STATUS QUO — 339; luxury, $166; telephone $324 Kalkaska’s second largest em- And the CCH is somewhat of an and home appliances, $35. ~ \ployer.- Wayne Wire Cloth Co.| optimist—it has assumed that the «2? ** , has about 130 persons.on its pay-, current tax rate will be in effect More bad news, The CCH says roll. ‘ pa . Reduced bas —_ + : Armstrong SANDRAN_ ASPHALT TILE 6'x6" | @ Yd. -, Bestelees ¢ Ea. Wey Below 49 oe “gl ald desk 2' | ALL LIQUIDATION MERCHANDISE REDUCED AGAIN... Drastic Further Markdowns @ COUNTLESS ROLLS = # © FAMOUS NAME sich of fine first quality as Masland, Alden Firth, Magee and broadloom. : Stephen Leedom. , @ Y TEXTURE, ; ® oo HUNDREDS of color and pattern Remnants and rugs of imaginable. Shop every size and texture. early. As court appointed liquidators for the entire stuck of the Mc- Candless store in Pontiac, Beckwith-Evans brings their unlimited experience and integrity to this liquidation. Merchandise will be available ot all 5 Beckwith-Evans stores, in addition to the McCandless store in Pontiac. All merchandise will be sold os is, and because of the limited quantities available.in many of these items, it will be sold on a first come, first served basis. It would wise to: COME EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTION! Regulor $8.00 9x12. Standard Ge., $3.50 Quolity FELT BASE RUGS =— LINOLEUM Reduced § 49 he ‘ = 49°"" Yd. lesa . Media WALLPAPER your’ || YOUR YOUR CHOICE! CHOICE! CHOICE! 4 Values to 80c ‘Values to 60c Values to 50c. : : ! Reduced Again! Bs Reduced Againt Textured om WILTON , Textured Wool WILTON my |= (Beary fine Am abstract effect, ail 50 ; Bi00, 00. 12" iz" wide 18 A” ne wool leaf Wi Breath. ad | * Homa ‘Bare; lew Mes _ Eanaless” original cost. sq, yd. ‘Redvced Agcin) = (RE Reduced Again! ) nt we Back TWEED LIQUIDATION MERCHANDISE wOW AVAVERStE at ALL FIVE BECKWITH-EVAMS STORES AWD the McCANDLESS STORE IN PONTIAC! ye ees: __ PAINT and WALLPAPER CO. 34 South Saginaw St. FE 2-7004 shnsTOn PAINTS 4 4 4 |) WE/SELL 9'x12" Brown Cotton Loop ...4.........§ 49» 9°x10° Wool Bark Beige ..:............9120 SAVE 30 to 60% on GIANT REMNANTS and RUGS Part rolls, roll ends and remnants at unheard of prices. Many large ret to carpet a home wall to wall. All remnants sold AS IS. This is a partial list , Many more available. Size ‘Description Was . NOW 12’x934' . Nutria Wool Twist tpSpasrinenaas Ae $ 54 6’x15° Nutria Bark Tweed ............. $110 $29 15'x9'4'" Green Carved Wilton .......... ..$180 § 79 6’6"x12' Martini Heavy Twist............$108 § 24 12’x8" Nutria Leaf Wilton .............$138 $39 15'x9'4” Beige Heavy Twist .......... ...$180 = § 65 12'x10°4" Beige Textured Wilton........... $i40 $55 12'x10'6” Green Loop Texture............. $140 . $ 58 15'x17'7" Gold Tweed Bark....... eeeees $280 © $129. 15'x13'6” Grey Nylon Loop ............... $200 «= § 88 15'x16'5” Grey Wool Bark ....... leaees ...$300 $99 8°x10’ Porch Rug (as is) ......... $27 § 8 12'x9’ Acrilan Beige Tweed .......... ..$140 $59 12’x17'9"” Martini Heavy Twist ......... ...$290 § 99 12’x23'2" Oyster Loop Wool ........ wise. $210 0 -§ 99 12’x20'9" . 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Monday—Thursday—F riday—Saturdoy EASY CREDIT CAN BE ARRANGED Only 10% Down—Up to 2 Years to Poy t , SMRMRAARMAMUNUMUAYMG = » ‘ i? ib } PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1950 Sete \ eae aS } The hostesses try some African rhythm to get into the spirit of the “safari” evening by aha Sigma Phi sorority, Left to day banquet held Wednes- t dak are Mrs. Richard Benham, Urs. Duane LaTur- neau and Lora, Sparks. officers this coming year. & Urs. Robert Terry. approval as Lillian Bullock pins an orchid corsage on Marilyn Carlson at the Beta Sigma Phi banquet celebrat- Hold Party to Benefit Hospital A benefit bridge party was held Tuesday by Pontiac Branch of Woman's National Farm and Garden Club. Pro- ceeds are to be used to furnish a room at Pontiac General Hospital. Mrs. Gelston Poole was chair- Mrs. Arthur Harold A assisted by Mrs. ran Young and Fitzgeraid Members openi homes were Mary Mrs. Donald Bos, Mrs. Poole, Mrs. Victor Nelson, Mrs. Wii- liam Rogers. Mrs, Milo Cross, Mrs. James Nye. Mrs. Dora Dawson, Mrs. C. T. Ekelund, firs. Edward Barrett, Mrs. F. A. Voekler. Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Robert Oliver, Mrs. Jack VanCoevering and Mrs. Harold Euler. ng their Heitsch, left. smiles_her ‘Day. i.e ing the 28th anniversary of Founder's All three took part in the pro- gram Wednesday evening. Pp Kingswood, Cranbrook to Stage ‘Quality Street’ The junior class of Kings- and Sally Weckler, all of wood School Cranbrook and the Ergasterion dramatics club of Cranbrook School will present “Quality Street," a comedy.by James M. Barrie, on Friday and Saturday evenings. The two public performances will begin at 8:15 p.m. ‘in the Kingsweod auditorium Loca! students appearing ire Patricia Shile of Birming ham; Jane Ensign. Franklin: and John Woolley of Pleasant Ridge . Crew members include Sue Allan, Sara _ Bartholomew Maud Cooper, Barbara Cripps. Susan Fead, Patricia Kelley and Jane Stevenson, all of Birmingham; Sarah Horton Carol’ Klenke, Nancy Knorr. Betty Prance, Caro] Thomas in the cast Wait for Mr. Right — Abby ‘herilyn Potrude. Berkley; Bloomfield Hills; Joan Akers, Huntington Woods; Donna-Jean Haven, Orchard Lake; Mar- garet McMehen, Royal Oak; and Ann Witham. Romeo. Pegzie Jones, Kingswood fae- ulty member, is director of the play, assisted hy Temonlin Lick- iider. master at Cranbrook Marion Mercer, Kingswood stu- dent from Fort Wayne, Ind. is student director. Just a Reminder Tie a knot in ‘stained clothes before you put them in the clothes hamper. This way, you'll be sure not to overlook them on washday. Don’t Marry a Man Who Has Hand Outstretched (Palm Up)! By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN “DEAR ABBY: f am a gir! 19 years old and I have a very © good paying job. 1 manage to save e® little something out of my pay check every payday. I go steady with a guy who is 20. He hasn't had a steady job in a vear. I love him verymuch and want some day to he his wife. But I am sick of paying both ; ABBY ways every- where we go. He says ‘money isn’t everything’ but, Abby, i is making me lose my respect for him. Have you any aq vice?” J. M. DEAR J. M.:: Your boy friend should not permit you to pay both ways, and if you continue, to do so, you are _ making a sad mistake. Girls who let men lean on them encourage weakness and de- pendence. Don't give fellow your hand unless you want his »%utstretched (palm up) for the rest of your life. * * * “DEAR ABBY: I under- stand: how ‘OVERCOME’ feels because I have the same problem with my husband. He not only refuses ‘o take a bath, , But won't shampoo his hair or 5 ay a ae ane this © cut his fingernails or toenails unless I start a real battle royal. His argument is he has to build up an immunity to germs. (What germs wow!a live on him?) Is this a sensible argument or am I crazy?” ALSO OVERCOME DEAR ALSO: Cleanliness (in addiiton to being next to Godliness) is essential to good health. His argument doesn't hold water—but he should try some. * * *® “REAR ABBY: I have an idea for OVERCOME whose hubby wouldn’t bathe. Take him fishing and dump him overboard (accidentally, of course.) That's the way I solved my problem. I only had to do this once.” SYMPATHETIC x * “DEAR ABBY: I have a daughter 14 years of age. She is going to have a baby. I would like to put her in a home for unwed mothers. Nobody should- know, please. Will you tell me how to contact such a . home? J cg pay a little but not much. Thank. you.” HEART-SICK MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Gé€t~ in touch with your FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION. If there is none ‘in your. area. call your local COMMUNITY CHEST, If you aré“tnable to find either, send me your name 4 . c and address and I will put you in touch with a Home for Un- wed Mothers nearest to you. This will be kept strictly con- fidential. Good luck. * * ¥ “DEAR ABBY: Before I got married I went with a girl and you might say we were practi- -eally engaged although I never gave her a ring. She gave me a gold wrist watch, which I wore all the time. Nothing was said ahout this watch.unti} two Véears after. T got married to another girl. My wife and I were driving along (wé were on a trip) when all of a sudden she said to me, ‘I won't believe that vou love me unless you take off that watch and throw it in the lake. So I took off the watch and threw it in the lake. Was my wife right or wrong in asking me to do this?" WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: She ,shouldn't have asked you to throw it in the lake. (You're iueky sine let you take it off first.) : « * * “Es iT“4hare to go steady” Get “Abby's booklet, “What Every - Teenager Wants to Know.” Send 25 cents and a large. self-addressed, stamped enve- lope to Abby, cate of this news-\ paper. * ¥ * Por a personal reply. write to ABBY in care of this paper. Enclose @ self-addressed, stamped envelope. a eid ‘ : i dna " . ~ ie. : ' j ‘ ~ ks ere - ‘ eek a 4% St Ee OC OA eee mn an Ca | near ee” tin nel: sth Sill i iis dia i ye ai i ete pe Se ee All three will be council Child Study Unit Elects Officers Child Study Group III elected officers at its meeting, held Tuesday at the Cherokee road home of Mrs. George Petroff. The present president, Mrs Ralph Humphries, is moving to Denver, Colo. New officers are Mrs. E. W. _ MeGovern, president; Mrs. Robert Bego, first vice presi- : dent; and Mrs. R. S. Nelson, second vice president. Mrs. Bego will be program chairman for the coming year. On her committee are Mrs. E: E. Elder Jr., Mrs. William Wright, Mrs. Richard McPart- lin, Mrs. Richard L: Kieft and Mrs. Thomas Knight. Mrs. Paul Gorman was speaker for the meeting. Her topic was “‘How to Prepare a Child for School.” Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Jack Habel, Mrs. Robert Nelson, Mrs. Robert Reynells and Mrs. Roy Corwin Mrs. Thomas Reed was a guest. ‘ Mothersingers Hold Cooperative Dinner Pontiac Mothersingers held a cooperative dinner Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Cecil Diehl of Seward street. Assisting the hostess was Mrs. Harry Dickey. * The annual banquet dinner will be helg May 21 in Fiint. Following the dinner, the group will return to the home of Mrs. Ransom Robb, of Sashabaw road for evening of entertain- ment. o ah % Mrs. Rehm ls Council President The nine local chapters of Beta Sigma Phi celebrated the 28th anniversary of their Foun- der’s Day Wednesday evening at Elks Temple with an ”‘Af- rican Safari." Wall decora- . tiens; favors and programs at the banquet all carried out the theme of the Dark Continent. _ Guest speaker Dr, M, C. Worster showed colored, movies of his recent hunting trip in Africa. GREW FAST — > Beta Sigma Phi, now an in- ternational sorority, was or- ganized in 1931 hy a man, Walter W.- Ross, Ffom @ nu- cleus of 7 women in Abilene. Kan., it has grown to an or- ganization of over 6,000 chap- ters with 150,000 members. ‘President of Beta Sigma Phi city council, Mrs. Richard Mc- Vicker, welcomed new pledges and chapter presidents and an- nounced council officers for the coming year. They are: Mrs. Carl E Rehm, Zeta Lambda, presi- dent; Marilyn Carlson, Phi Alpha Iota, vice president; Mrs. Duane LaTurneau, Zeta Eta, recording secretary; Mrs Richard Benham, Xi Alpha Nu. corresponding sceretary; and Lora*Lynn Sparks, Phi Alpha Iota, treasurer. SPEECHES GIVEN . Msrtle Shore. of Evart gave the invocation. Marilyn Carl- son summarized the -highlights of various chapter activities for the past year. Mrs.. Robert Terry read a message from the founder, Mr. Ross, who now lives in Kan- sas City, Mo. Mrs. Carl.Rehm, Lillian Bullock and Mrs. Ray Siaughter proposed tributes. _ Group singing was led by Mrs. William Cheal,. accompanied by Mrs. Russell Hester. Dolls to Highlight Mother-Daughter Church Banquet Mrs. Harmon Gillen and her daughter. Betsy, will bring their collection of more. than 200 dolls and present the pro- gram, “Dolls Around the World,” at the annua] Mother- and-Daughter Banquet of Cen- tral Methodist Church. The affair will be held at the church May 4. Mrs. Fredrick Poole is gen- eral chairman, assisted by Mrs. _ ‘Ralph Clingaman, decorations; Mrs. Charles Steiber tickets; and Mrs, Robert E. Field, pub- licity. JAMES RICHMOND Area Big Brother Earns Volunteer-of-Month Title The Central Volunteer Bu- reau of Pontiac Area United Fund has announced the selec- tion of James Richmond ag its April Yolunteer of the Month. Mr. Richmond was selected for his outstanding volunteer service to the Big Brothers of Oakland County. SUBSTITUTE FOR FATHER The Big Brother agency is dedicated to nelping young boys who lack the guidance a father should provide, by find- ing volunteer Big Brothers for them. After careful screening. the Big Brother is_assigned to a boy living within his vicinity, whose match his own, and whose needs can’best be met through his - friendship . * * * A boy needing mature guid- ance and companionship may come to the agency from one of a number of sources. As the friendship: déVelops the boy finds himself wanting to iden- ‘tify more closely with his Big } interests and. réligion — Brother. This identification brings maturity and happiness, The avérage Big Brother as- signment lasts between nine months and three years. : * * * Mr. Richmorid was asked by a friend to attend a Big Brother orientation course and became interested in the pro- gram He has been a friend to his ‘‘Little Brother" for over a year now. HE BENEFTTS, TOO He says he felt it was his Christian duty and an honor to be chosen as a Big Brother, and is sure he has gotten more out of his association with his Little Brother than he has’ put into it. Mr, Richmond lives with his wife, Mary Lou, and 4-month old daughter, Diana, on Water- ford road. He is a Sunday school teacher ~ . : . “ — “ | es ‘ oo a ' ; ! 4 j= . - Talk by Foreign Students. Doris Haynes an. Gertrude Overton . were hostesses to * some 30 members of the Uni- versity of Michigan’ Alumnae Club of Pontiac Tuesday eve- ning, ~— Mom Can Describe Gifts to Gal “By EMILY POST “Dear Mrs, Post: The day after my daughter .was mar- ried she had to Jeave for Cal- ifornia. It was a quiet wed- ding with only the - families present and - announcements were sent out after to all oth- ers, Wedding presents are ar- riving every day from her many friends throughout the country. Since my daughter will be gone for at least six ‘months, would it be proper for me .to open the presents and thank the givers for her, or just how should this be han- died?” Answer: You should open the presents and send a descrip- tion of each to your daughter who could then write a brief but appreciative note of thanks . from where she is, saying: _ “Mother has described the lovely (whatever sent me. I do thank you for it and am eagerly looking for- ward to seeing it when I get’ home.” “Dear Mrs. Post: Is-it rude, or in bad taste, to leave a plastic covering on furniture, such as living room sofa and chairs, when_ entertaining guests — especially when they. are expected and there would be time to remove them. This may seem a rather far-fetched point of etiquette. but it has caused much criticism andel would appreciate your opin- Answer These = protective coverings should certainly be removed when guests are ex- it Is) you~ Prine tage dteanct a . | for evening. aT tof M. ‘Aliennde Hear ee _ sae PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1959 Laer | What Sent People Think: f f on of Rouen, France;. and Re- nate Walterskirchen of Vienna, . Austria, who -attends Pontiac Central High Schoo] while liv- ing here with her grandpar- ents, were introduced by Iama Hook. _ The two students told of the friendliness of Pontiac students and discussed their struggle in adjusting. to our language, agreeing that ee to think in English was their biggest hurdle, i . * * * This summer, Miss Baron will leave for a tour with AFS students in this area. The group will visit Niagara Falls, New England, and Washing- ton, D.C., where they will meet President Eisenhower. After a stay in New York City, she will board ship at Montreal! to return to France, where she plans. to attend a college spe- cializing in languages for a ca- reer as an apie. ; * * Officers ‘dal for 1959-60 were Miss Haynes, president; Miss Overton, vice president; Mrs. Harold Northon, secre- tary; Dorothy Cummings, treasurer; Mrs, R. Grant Gra- ham, senior counselor; ang Lil- lian Jacobs, junior couselor. Miss Jacobs, hospitality com- mittee chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Katherine Quick, Mrs. Jay A. Wagner and Mrs. Rich- ard Wells Club Hears Talk on Contact Lens Dr. Lynn Allen spoke on “Contact Lens” at the meet- ing of Pontiac Business and Professional Women’s Club held: Tuesday evening in Hote] Wal dron. : Richard Irving of Northland Playhouse outlined the sum- met program which starts June 8 and will continue for 12 weeks. Guests were Myrtle Shore. a former member, and Mrs Harry Loch. \Queen Elizabeth and Monroe among the girls. ithe list, ‘Salk, \per cent — ibe themselves. believe By EUGENE GILBERT Vho Are Tae * Has American youth run out of cessful, ‘respected and happy.” ‘minded anymore? J ‘public heroes? Or are the nation’ s| “I believe my father’s family “She is content, ‘young people’ sirfiply not hero-'life at present. is happy, and his) leads an interesting life,” : \life-in general is satisfying, ” said: One or. the other must be true. If-year-old. Robert Sudakow of) But this year when we asked j } ‘the most of her life,’’ the same question across the | nation of 643 teenagers, we got this surprising answer; Mom / and Dad. One in every five. bavi said they, wanted to be like their father housewife .,. like my aimme. while 39 per- cent of the girls saidigu ‘mother was their ideal. Tke made’ but his popularity with! the boys had slipped from 31. per! icent in 1957 to only 7 per cent.’ ‘Princess Grace, the ideal of 21) ‘per cent of the girls two years \ago, was favored this year by onty) ‘9 per cent. x * The only others who made the ‘heroes’ list this year were Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Dr. Jonas though occasionally some other personality was mentioned by an individual youngster. IMPERSONAL IDEALS Instead of listing a specific per- ‘son, many of the teenagers gave a profession they hope to enter: teaching, nursing, science and the like. Many of the youngsters — 7 said they just want to The reaction to the question this year could mean two | things: either there isn't a pub- lic figure right how who attracts | the teenagers’ idolatry, or young people have a new set of values. Perhaps the uncertainties of the last few years have led them to a happy home is preferable to fame and fortune. -* that * * This seems evident from their Paris shows the white satin coat answers It has wide sleeves Craig Hannum, 18, of Los Ange- | Two years ago we asked a typi- Miami, who agreed with Craig. ith ‘cal group of American teenagers, “Who would you like to be most Chose his father “because he is Aine is “a great man,” like when you grow up?” They had heroes then — Presi-. dent Eisenhower and Elvis Pres-| ley among the boys, Grace Kelly, mother, the answers were in the'pr Jonas Salk, who Marilyn'same vein. | Raymond Fiore, 18, of St. Louis, icheerful and likable man.’ * * * With the girls who preferred) “She does her best and makes: said Bar-! bara Pytho, 16, of Hoosick Falls,|LeWinter of Brooklyn, N.’ Y. N. Y. “She rarely complains: and) seems happy with life on the, whole.” The idea of being ‘a : ae | ey +: *. ‘sppeaied to 14-year-old Two jar ‘aant.ot the ‘bei Wilds. 14 of Coatesville, Ind, by! | © Ecos | ie ped oe “He's in'way of. « gers’ "Heroes? Mom and Dadi! * (gather because og Dad is Suc: also. gery said. duneng. the. bero-minded. boys) ‘those who picked the President: said he has “a nice manner,” that’ and that’ jthey think he gives people confi- ‘dence. “Sear bid bait ot Ges Sess ead developed a serum for polio, as their ideal. “He made valuable contributions to’ 'society,” said 14-year-old Martin cent some other kind of scientist, , . and 2 per cent teachers. 4 Si The "Silhouette Lady,” Mrs. Audrey Elliott, she cuts black paper silhouettes of children few skilful snips. and aduits. framing and make precious gifts On white mounts, Waite's Children's Wogld.. 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C Sry eck Ses 8) PANEL SLIP More “18 Value 98 | Sizes 32, to 40. White one AREA SE: ARR made. «15. SD lag SS a ADT ERE eo ieee i aie te A lt > Mice ry, Pe, Un A An, An, i. Bn linc, tm. “UPI Phote race. From the smiles on the faces of the racers, it looks like a Lato job, doesn't -it? GOD SPEED — Burning up the road near Genoa, Italy, an unidentified priest leaves’ a group of Italian cyclists behind in an ey Us general : Broadway cat,” Tom Poston said. “I dig that legit stage.” | Steve moves his whole show to California in | ager) asked me — but I think my field | June via Skiatron (in ‘theaters in: about 60 cities over closéd- | | Hollywood Headlines This Paratrooper Has FT, CAMPBELL, Ky. (AP)—If. you want to know what it’s like 'Bogarde explained why he held to dook at the world upside down, ‘out so long against the Hollywood} jask Pic, Frederick M. Kamradt, lan 18-year-old paratrooper. le B ~ * * | He dangled head down from an | Britain's top leading man,| “T was doing well in British airplane for almost 10 minutes finally succumbed ‘to the lure of films, so there didn't seem much,Wednesday after he | Hollywood to seek some sunshine. reason to come over here, where fouled up in parachute parapher- ‘So what happens? ; if was little known, In England,'nalia at an altitude of 1,450 feet. | He has been spending 10 hours|I had approval of director and co- He said he tripped over a 100- a day in a stuffy rehearsal halljstars and’ story veto, which I pound bag of equipment he was learning to play the piano. \probably couldn’t get here. carrying as he made ready x~ * * ‘FINDS SUNSHINE aircraft. - The reason is,that he is por-| ‘Then I fell ill with double pneu-; The next he knew he was sus-| caving Franz Liszt in Columbia's monia and pleurisy and was hold- pended at the end of the 15-foot ‘The Magic Flame.” Since Liszt ing on — not very anxiously — shes static line -attached to a cable in- |was a whiz at the keyboard, Dirk/my life. I finally decided 1 ad side the plane to open the chute. has been forced into long practice /better get out of the English ‘a The static line caught through his, be can look convincing. jmate and find some sunshine.” jegs and left him dangling. = - 8 rape moment of re-| . *& * S. Sgt. Richard W. Collins’ of a haxation at the Bel-Air Hotel.’ ii. has munaged to steal some ‘Memphis, Tenn., came to his aid! 4 |time from the piano to make seme after the plane had climbed té jobservations on his first trip to 2,500 feet. Kamradt, of East Jor- | i Says Actor Dirk Bogarde By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-TV Writer: HOLLYWOOD (AP)— Dirk Bo-|ffers. ZT an ala: q | SEEN MORE! | TEEN-AGE DANCE Starring in Person ‘Dale Young and Many Top California. dan, Mich:, resumed his descent “It’s much more beautiful than earthward. this time using a re- iT had been led to expect by ex- serve chute ipatriates and other malcontents | Then, about 10 milés from here, who have returned to England.” he landed in a tree—upside down’ Nor was he distressed: by ourjagain, He dangled 10 feet above! | smog — “It’s hardly noticeable, ground until persons living nearby red to the air we have in freed him. iSeclon’. " Kamradt’s next jump will be his | 13th. * * * He did‘ note these drawbacks: | |“None of the hotel rooms are, equipped with corkscrews; food food, except in some ors, ihomes, has the. flavor of wet Kleenex; there seems to be: a: | great preoccupation to dine or to i die, | | \ i 1 | He ine St Park Preview | Slated Sunday Recording Stors! ‘at Walled Lake ELKS TEMPLE , | “Everywhere you look are ad-| “Sunday wil! mark the first of this| ivertisements for food or some;season’'s preview openings at 7 mag bes 90¢ ‘mortuary, Even the benches at Walled Lake. prior to the park’s) i ibus stops have ads offering a lib- grand opening later this spring. jeral credit plan for your funeral."’ | x * * ¢ | The spring and summer fun spot; |will be open with the entire park) iin operation Sunday, including | ithrill! rides and the children’s Trophy Awaits : ’ Pontigc’s Top Kiddieland, | 7 Ae F-rcrite Worricdertar School picnics at the park’s twin! ag hegt: — Hopscotcher |pienic gardens have shown an in-| lcrease im bookings this year due) Some .dexterous fifth or sixth to the new expressway system) grade girl will one-foot her way which puts Walled Lake within) into possession of ‘a coveted Pon-iconvenient range of Southeastern) tiac Press trophy Saturday. | Michigan areas, a park spokesman, x“ * * \enid. ~ OPEN SAT. and a New Route: Use Grand River Expressway to Novi Rd. Go North One Mile te Park * ‘Wh ere’'s That Sunshine?’ Upside Down Life | / declare that much.” became | to! leap through the door of the C123; See ea eo NEW YORK — amie ae fer Ge ak as =. ml treat eight injured crewmen. _ Eight other sailors were killed oo, eee Sid as Wate Aitce res 1 sernedy ico. of Teen: Las Nye and Don Knétts, comes unglued when * sonido ae about five weeks, lock, stock and wife, “Steve and Jules Green (Steve's man- is here,” added Tom, the zany from Bos- ton and Columbus who can never remem- ber his name on. the show. “What if Ed Sullivan made you an offer?” “Oh, I don’t see how I could do that, out , of loyalty!” “You've got a deal with a Sullivan al- ready!” snapped a feminine voice — that of | his wife, busy TV commercialist Jean Sullivan. * * * “The Bolshoi Ballet will go on TV live from Hollywood in| " (EXCLUSIVE) First Showing! DON'T MISS THIS PARTY — IT’S GREAT! HOW DEEP CAN A MOVIE GO... circuit, just like championship. fights). It’s a big coup for. Skiatron Head Matty Fox who shut out other TV bidders . Hugh O'Brian will give a party, for Miss Rheingold losers . . .. Bernard Baruch will host Sir Winston Churchill here . Mortimer’s hospitalized ners are platining a ‘happy an-| nouncement. » THE MIDNIGHT EARL. . | Ed Sullivan'll take 40 people to Russia for two TVers, for, he'll also put on shows nightly. me at the Moscow Trade Fair for POSTON 3 weeks, (request of State Dept) | .. + Perry Como’s top writer | Goodman Ace says he’s made no deal to quit Perry yet, though | there are offers. Denying he gets $13,000 to $15,000 a week, he says, “If I do, the PBI should get after me, because I don't | TRAN ER fi GER i The Aga Khan's phoning from Harvard to London, to s0-' clalite Pat Rawlings . “TOMORROW The Prize of War te * * WISH I'D SAID THAT: We heard of the woman who had. OF Was Forbidden Fruit! to let her maid go—because her husband wouldn't. ‘VERBOTEN’ TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: Comic Joey Adams tells of the ; deep sea diver who got a frantic message from the surface: THE ~ ) ° fy “Come up quick—the boat's sinking!” . . . That's earl, brother. (Forbidden!) (Copsright, 1959) Paper Deliverers Union |Detiverers Union of New York and | i vicinit Faces Rackets Probe * * * WASHINGTON “ — The Sen-| The independent union shut | ate Rackets Committee has set down New York City newspapers’ ‘May 5 to start hearings on charges: al oe: weeks in a strike last) that racketeers have a powerful) — hold on the ih Pemapaper 1 and Mail, (z= 1K EEGO, WATERFORD |E= DRIVE-IN THE Fy D THEATER Cor. Williams Lake- Roads—Box Office 6: 45 P. M. BAST Lesa TONIGHT 25c ‘TIL 1:00 P. M. RICHARD WIDMARK L£E 3 TINA COBB - LOUISE “HOLLIMAN TONIGHT AT76& 10 NOW thru FRIDAY “= Wy I ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS! JEFF CHANDLER - GEORGE NADER @R Best Actor and Best Supporting Actress! TUE ADAMS - LEX BARKER oR (GH ANDES - OMA BOONE - soc mane © WALLAM REYMODS « CARLES MAGMA « ONE MCRTIRE PP Far 7) DPOVERSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Her culture, her ~ The gleaming award will go fo} ——————_____. Seears breeding, trembled the winner of second annual hop-| scotch tournament, sponsored by the Pontiac Department of Parks *'& Recreation. A list of 21 finalists for the. contest was completed yesterday, | said Leonard Buzz, Pontiac re- creation director. Finalists will begin hopping ‘around the course at 9 a.m. Sat-| lurday at Oakland Park. Playoffs took place earlier this! ‘month among fifth and sixth- grade, ry ‘girls at 21 Pontiac elementary a schools. The winner at each school qua- | lified as a finalist and won a cer- | tiffeate of award from the Parks | & ee Department, Buzz | Said. “The Pontiac Press donated the| @ trophy to go to the city-wide hop- . scotch champion. f eo mee CURB SERVICE ’ WATCH FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT HICKEN ‘n’ BISCUIT 970 EAST AUBURN (M-59) CORNER JOHN R ROAD . Open Daily and Sunday Chicken ‘N* Biscuits, Fried Chicken, Steaks, Chops, Carry Outs BUSINESSMEN’S. LUNCHEONS pdieebacannessoreasdnancnsanaeneel! ‘Anita Ekberg, Husband - . =———— Confer on Reconciliation. Meet Your Friends at Bol)s Cocktail Bar riage HOLLYWOOD . ww — Swedish! ‘factress- Anjta.' Ekberg has con- iferred with. her husband Anthony |Steel on the possibility of a rec- ionciliation, i Her lawyer, Simon Taub, said ENJOY en Y | * each holding her nose with a tissue, Wes put up on Harbor Drive. Just, sactoss the highway * ig a sewage, idiappeal plant, ee FIRST RUN 0 gems ee a . he arranged the sssevesee . en Blney rri ved from Eu i 4 : ces . ss a Vi 93 1 @ FISH COMPLETE DINNERS ~-|irope last. Monday amid rurpors| i ’ i IMP * ‘Lanches— Short Orders ‘that she would seek a divorce. e SHRI ELV§ FREEMAN at the Piano hao ch vin 6. fl. They were) COLOR by DE LUXE STEREOPHONIC SOUND | | @SEA Foops rotrieyeeetrsaycsenany | partied . TAKE OUT ORDERS, | i@ STEAK ° \ Call Ahead—FE 38-9821 Make it Appropriate | TAR ee @ EEN eae ster you a SAN DIEGO, Calif. uw» — A sign-| S TS ere 8 nA board showing' three small girls, EXCLUSIVE before the naked desire of this bold barbarian! M.G-M presents DEBORAH YUL comes KERR-BRY NER sudden ANATOLE dea’ th . Production IVAK'S co-starring ROBERT MORLEY atoms E.G. MARSHALL am KURT spate os “baw KOSSOFF 4:05 HL IASON ROBARS, JR verust cat” J 9.95 Coming: ' Rickey Nelson in “RIO. BRAVO” | COU . ‘NOW! THRU SAT.. OPEN _10 45 25cte 1 P.M. ‘BLUE SKY FRIDAY ' Rhessvesee apa staring S4Mty Fraser © Alar . © Skip Ward + Joel Lawrence “DADDY,"0"* shinai hex ONTING ” SANORA GILES * BRUNO eo ‘er Ps SUNDAY! “REVOLT IN THE BIG npuse” & "JOHNNY ROCCO” j - A nay SHOWING LANSING—A rooming prison.costs suggests that increased parole and/probation officer staffs can pro- It estimated duce . substantial. immediate savings and mates-to a useful, role in soélety would tremendous savings in the future. save the state The an Crime and Delinquency and lost taxes. mendous social savings which would result median’ first from keeping casual law violators usefully would save the public a total of $4,659,500 occupied in society, but that it recognized annually.” financialkeonsiderations must be given great weight in view of the state’s fiscal distress, officers, including secretarial expenses, would cost the state $2,669,500, but that The Council vey showed that Michigan’s already-jammed seaaible for the courts to send 13g - F180, now holding 10,138 inmates, wil house 10,600 in 1960, 11,610 in 1965 and 12,- 980 in 1970 according to present. trends. To build more cells‘ to handle this in- crease, the Council estimated, will cost $6,930,000 more by 1960, $22,080,000 by 1965 The» Council “estimated comamrvalivety and $42, 830,000 by 1970. fewer men to prison at a savings of $2,- 157,000 % year—or a net savings of $87,- 006 a ver on prison operation ‘costs alone. that every man in prison costs the tax- payers @n additional $1,500 a year on the ~ average in charitable costs for the care of his dependents and the loss of tax revenues from his employment and spending. a wees in $689,000 MORE would amount The Council said also that changes in 220 in 1965, and-$9,757,000 in 1970. sentencing laws to permit quicker paroles The Council could reduce the prison population another dollars can be saved by this program, to 960 inmates, at a savings of $1,440,000 a say nothing of the great savings in human year jn operating costs alone. To do this, “values.” _ a "seul gicins 0A cae vanes ottmaodl: mererrumse * tng, $750,000 & year—or a net savings of survey of Michigan’s nie $689,000 a year. But, the Council said, the most im- portant fiscal savings would be in addi- The Council contended that the em- tion — by weet the necessity for ° ployment of 258 additional probation building more prisons. Putting these estimates together, the . Council said, the current costs could have been reduced $8,473,500 if the suggested re- kok * by recently, might be . unconsti- . “Dead Pai Thought [schoolteacher Sous hte were : : found Wednesgay night in their Gov. Edmund G, (Pat) Brown He ‘said no auto control law| partment. be that the return of 960 in- [signed the ‘measure Tuesday, di- ards are determined. Doing’ so, he) Police said Thomas E. Stattord, said icting tho state dvector at public! 72, and his daughter Ruth, 40, ap- - 9 9 ha bsg teat About 24 million Americans now time. living will die of cancer if present) }ier postman mortality rates continue, accord-|on a charge ing to estimates currently made/dise coupons $1,440,000 in charitable costs jhealth to establish the maximumititional. Council, | Obtained the survey from “In total, therefore, ” the Council said, “a the National Probation and Parole Associa- system which has good standards, a 70 per tion, sald it was not overlooking the tre- cent use. of probation, and a 15 month release period (in paroles) re-emphasized the NPPA sur- x * * effect. The savings, it said, to $8,707,000 dn 1960, $9,184,- emphasized: “Millions of tax Could Be Joke, In Bid for French Market nRioGrende Licensing Plan Profile © SANTA FE, NM. oa the Fish and Game Department! By SAM. DAWSON of Dryland, N.M., to the admira! AP Business News Anatyst que: Be on the lookout for sharks in jplants here but still want to get your waters. ithe competitive advantages of be-. A dead fish, a stranger to these ing inside the market are turning parts, was picked up on the bank 1, hicensing French companies to. of Berrendo Creek near Roswell produce their products. Both, last week and ented by fish- methods have advantages. eries biologist Dick Navarre as a . ees apelin Two bundred Sy =e a nice penny miles distant, along one of the Rio fees aun ak on vont Amer- Grande drains near Albuquerque. | | | = | a similar fish was found and iden- aaee, progaas eo | tified by Dr. William Koster, Uni- sia ‘ French royal versity of New Mexico authority "¢* hese licenses. — | e s a bonnethead shark iE Bh , on fish, a Py ad - | The U.S. ‘firms say foreign The bonnethead is native to the countries: like - the licensing idea. Atlantic Ocean south of Long Is- because it encourages the invest- land and is also a denizen of the | ment of local capital, ‘ increases Pacific south of Mazatian on the jobs, new worker skills, and sets Mexican coast. It is strictly a salt'an example of efficient American water : production techniques. Navarre theorized that the fish Ome American company trying were brought in, probably by some both licenses and overseas pro-| pase. ‘nsf to get us all balled duction in its own plants is Kel-' | vinator ee ae a division of * * “* | Youth Cleared st: = vests ommea pant in , England — which sometimes com- ’ ‘petes with its American-based) . . ’ ‘plants in world markets, especial-, in fl e S Cd ly in Africa. And the company has , 15 licensees abroad who make its: products, The oldest is Kelvinator, 18-Yeor-Old Tells How Australia, licensed in 1931. But today France is its biggest , He Tried to Stop His comer in the license field, Kelvin-' Wife's Suicide ator expects French sales to sur- _pass the Canadian market next year for the first time to become Wed tale ake Pig teg ide. ts No. 1 market®outside the Unit-, groom from Texas, was cleared of ed ‘States. * * + 7 fatal i El Weta id preg. The, Ticense sistem works 0 . end well for the company that last nent "wee | that Year the -total sales of household A coroner's jury found Kathleen Hale died Tuesday after ‘refrigerators abroad topped its she was struck by the accidental sales in the United States. | discharge of a .20-gauge shotgun. The American firm says its a’ * biggest competition now comes: Hale, who was 18 April 7, is the from Germany because of labor, son of 1, B. Hale, former FBI)TyOOREVIY and “aggressive mer- man and @ football star at thelr. hones ——— i sg Christian University in the French market are based on grow- here, Kathleen — nicknamed K. K.— wed ure 6 seg Pi aig iw pres was the daughter of John Con- 5, ” ving, | nally, once an aide to Sen. Lyn-, gure « «+ | don Johnson (D-Tex). Both fami- : At present, rebigerator satura-| lies live oe tion in France is estimated at 17, The youngsters eloped to Ard-) a refrigerators, P| more, Okla., and married ' March oompany says, represent a mmar-| 16 Ned boy has nee | working for) ket potential of six to eight _ compary units. At times Hale was al-| most tecohivent ‘a he told iT hw the typical neensee| jury of a stormy honeymoon an then finding. hie’ bride of 44 days| The American firm supplies the seated on a couch in their small} licensee with —— tang i partm t n her! speci avions WwW! - bende ent with a shotgun f \formation, It assists in plant layout | ek ok (for maximum efficiency and in the! He knelt at her feet, he said, | selection and purchase of neces-! and pleaded: with her to put it S2fY equipment. \ down, She wouldn't. i “She was telling me she was go- . . ing to kill herself,” he said, “She Accord Set on Bridge said, ‘Bobby, I'm sick in my mind| and'T need help. I know now that © Connect the Soos no: one can help me.’ ” LANSING ® — State Highway | * * * Commissioner John ©, Mackle | She brought the gun up to her! reports am agreement has been | head, Hale said, rached on a general plan for .. ij “At the last desperate moment, naneing and constructing T tunged at the gun and hit it. 1) budge to connect Saulte Ste, Ma- | hit it ashard as I could. It hit the| ii6, Michigan and Sault Ste. Ma- and she was still rie, Ontario, | "Foe nee tied perny na he 204 The . agreement was reached | pa ao Moray wide-eyed for several -yesterday atthe Seo * *& by —— a ~ prov- ince of Onta Michigan “Did the gun go off before you hit it?” asked County Judge; == 7 md J th im! — Gwynn, conducting e ridge Authori her and said ‘K, K’,”" A fingerprint expert. and. a lie detector operator’ boih tes stified met, the tacitity will be open to | they could fied rothing to impli traffe in the fall of 1961, ate Hale in the titel he added. Like most American companies, | |Kelvinator says it has a system |p nee of the Rio Grande fleet, Albuquer- paRis (AP) — Many. American of rigid quality controls policed ree companies who don’t want to build by frequent inspections. 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Charlies has received sailing lessons aboard the Britannia | avai i Dat fe At a3 Fy ; <8 * Charles ‘took the wheel of HMS| , one of the mightiest war-| " afloat, during a- four-hour Cf the‘ vessel with his wether : ne a it a g8 if : & Phd Pe ba pas are _ | : ; bes : g : g a2 z 8 A 585 3 : and an exhibition of sub-| _ by propellor driv-) + e - in ih a3 Ee re i ‘ is ; z Sy Wakes ton tte te rier, which the queen christetied | in 1946 when she was Princess | Elizabeth. A royal navy whirlwind helicop: se AS granted by said with the undersigned for pose of in- ‘qualifie electors. ae eens Board ta DOEBLER, | Tounship crerk April 30, May 7, ‘58 TO CON- Gutter, Grade, Gravel, related work on Tennyson on from Portland, four miles away,’ to provide cover for the queen's’ coupe trip te the Eagle. 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As a result of all this there!’an ‘handle Gs Con a legs cated Sere, ai : ; followed by an enormous hang-|~Or, as another unromantically| > they Reedn’t be disheart Americ than inal the other coun 332 College Presidents has been|tee were Rt, Rév. Celistin J. . ang ber of ways: as an itchy feeling) \ heats pir post-honey-| named ' professor ~« F, Alexander], clan pul teaether: téid. Steiner, University of Detroit pres- ble-and should not be mentioned in| around ‘the heart that you ean't| "20, © akfast, Rag ACO ecan i cee xpounded: MH dees airman? ' As Dr. Irwin J. Lubbers, Hope Col-|ident, and Weimer Hicks, president ~ the: same sigh. scratch; as a sensation of being)”. a real dog. Sida nenaical deve. i “becenen’ | Of course, there is too much|.,,A% S00” as one gets the PSY-tege president, told the group the of Kalamazoo College. ay Pi: contends pogo proper basis! confused by, and confusing, a rep- MUST LOVE SELF was born good, when Iam my real|@Malysis of, love in America in re- —a thing watch ie likely Dyed —_ i and Michigan citizens should | marriage is and re-|resentative ‘of the opposite sex;| On'the other hand, if the lovers| self, I have a wonderful power to| Cent years, according to our two| “i+ easily in a composing meen, (ee equal responsibility toward the Lourdes Grotto Filmed . spect,” as opposed to””love,” and| as a feel feel when you feel/ave mature enough to recognizé,liove a i favorite experts on passion as re- , .|peoblems of higher education. Bt cou inte heat of oman Sou are gto fo elg Jo a define, their feelings as: gg Raredia gles my unique-|/ated to domesticity, E. B. i oe ot The college presidents gave | LOURDES, France (AP) — should forget the altar and just/ never felt before. expansion of their own self-respect/ ness and dignity, as I respect both|@%d James Thurber. certain to get appetite mixed unanimous endorsement te the American equipment was hauled have fun—while it lasts. * * * and self-liking, they are ready for| mine and yours, we can lave. each In their book tifled, “Is Sex |with worship. "P| theory of a dual system of educa- ‘into the Grotto of Lourdes. Tues- As a woman who married the | Now, all people who find love| M@ Tie and Niagara. other. , .” Necessary?,” they point out that | “This is a whole lot like trying) tiem im which the private college day for the ‘first scenes ever guy who brought out the most |to be an itchy, confused forebod-| A person must genuinely love * ¢ 8 in no other civilized country is |to play golf with a basketball,| Werk hand in hand with public ‘fijmeq inside the famed Roman goose pimples in the moonlight, |ing—as above—had best follow Dr.| himself in order to genuinely | With this kind of mutual en-|' there so much ea the |and is bound to lead to malad-| institutions of higher education. . \Catholie shrine. The grotto was this idea at first distressed me. 'Van Den-Haag’s advice,and. live! leve another person —and this |dearment, a couple heading into “sacredness” of love as in Amer- justments.” The council agreed that more iclosed to pilgrims for two hours. 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Bille 3 amp Wi toe Hii tae Kill’ 010 Maris rf 4 oS Zauchin 006 ¥ 3 aPearson 1 ib 2 inBest Form, (=: ee) bPlews 1 € 4 r Valdiv’so 0 “stri sa 3 Ra “0 P 4 - Stobbs p r Daley p 0 2 : M “i s Gorman p 06 Says Manager. ev, osk: 0 : I Up ger. ’ They've also made an obvious bi e Zz wWOSSSSMOSESOSOSSOY SLOSCOMCHMOOOH aH BVOBDEOSSOSCSSOCOK HS 0e~2' of $100,000 and a top pitcher for paricio and Stew also bartered for the Orioles’ Gus $0 in trade talk. | . = F4 ecorroeocorenK = SSH! + Se NHOwon Scoarecoo~-O4O000° ,| that sometimes they might get -itraded, It’s just like a manager “fan; |about a swap since last week. § ' K@esecoom ~ ‘erable time chatting with Lee Mac- iia iDetroit genéral manager said no effort to calm down their jittery players who feared they might be “We've dropped all negotia- tions with other clubs,” said gen- eral manager Rick Ferrell. Hoe try. © cape om of 5 our- selves.” . Many. of|the Detroit front liners had been last week in trade talks with Washington, Bal- timore, Kansas City and New York. The Tigers made a concrete offer * the Senators’ Roy Sievers. They Triandos and the Athletics’ Bob Cery was prominently~mentioned * 1 The Tigers, whose 7-1 victory over Baltimore yesterday, was only their second in 14 games, had be- come tense afield. Manager Bill Norman told his players in a clubhouse meeting yesterday not to worry about being traded. “| told them all this trade talk they’ve been hearing is a bunch of rumors,” Norman said. “It’s nothing more than gossip.”” “These fellows are professionals and professionals: have tb realize knowing he can't manage forever.” * * * Ferrell said he hasn't conferred “4 trade isn’t actually neces- sary,” Ferrell said. “I think the improvement has to come from within, from the players we have now and I think it will.” Ferrell, however, spent consid- Phail, the Orioles’ general man- ager, before yesterday's game. The deal wag discussed with MacPhail. BREAKS JINX — Frank Lary, Detroit's winning pitcher yes- _ terday, isn't afraid of the superstition of broken mirrors. He pre- pares to break the glass even more after winning a 7-1 decision from Baltimore. The mirror was broken in the training room by trainer Jack Homel before the game. AP Wirephoto Tokyo Will 207 mittee will meet May 27 in Munich, D ‘ Germany, to pick the location of the 1964 games. Roby is one of K®lthree American voting delegates. Roby said Vienna and Brussels have only outside chances of. get- ting the games. x * *? He said that Detroit’s chances will be hampered because several South American delegates will not be at the meeting “Right now, our hopes tie in the European vote,” he said, be- cause the Europeans don't want to make a long and expensive US. Offical Predicts Get Games . | Avery e, another ican delegate and president CONNELL SVILL '|An auto crashed into the rear of detinitely be voting Detroit: I've been trying to get the games there for 20 years now and this spect, Tokyo's offer is supported by| Strong, likes to bull his oppopents “ facilities,’* d.jand has ‘a good right hand punch. wonderful facilities,” Roby~sai wih te tne Sor eyaane. 8 * Leotes didh't appear to be ruf- . ‘Amer. lent of the International Olympic Committee, usually takes a neutral position on| "I've never been better,"” Brian all votes and thus Detroit cannot|°f Blackpool said. “All. I hope is be promised his backing. DAY TO LOAF — Heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson re- laxes after having ended his heavy workouts yesterday at his training camp in Indianapolis. Patterson failed to show up for press and TV interviews yesterday. _|Make Any Deal What 1 Victory . Does to Some — ‘Winners’ ! ! ! DETROIT (UPI)—If the Tigers will provide the opposition at each - (site. x* * * é Ex- Pontiac Central trackman four exhibition race against the Detroit said didn’t tell Kaline Track Club, prior ti the U-D Re- and steal third. lays Saturday. - Preliminaries to 500’ Race Speedway, He meets Brian London to- Debut in WIBC 4 Teams Start Invasion Rochester, Dixie Women bowlers from the Pon- tiac area will begin qa month-long invasion of the big WIBC tourna- ment at Buffalo tomorrow while Four teams will get things start- Saturday and two Sunday in the shot at national women’s honors. Many -of the team members will also roll in doubles and singles. Talbots Barber Shop, Rouse Plastering, Griff's Grill and Hur- on Bowl will be the entries from Pontiac, Stroh’s, A. N, Hickson and Ward's Furniture afte to complete the weekend. A’ Six-Ball Headpin contest is slateg for Rochester Lanes Friday can compete as often as they like in separate divisions, Top shooters will divide merchandise prizes. Action starts at Noon each day. Meanwhile, the Dixie Doubles at Dixie Recreation will swing into another full weekend of activity. AMERICAN LEAG - Won ee Pe *. &<& night. ‘Then it will be a good|¢s The other American on the com-| snow.” mittee, John-Garland, has voiced ‘i opposition to Detroit getting the Sat 1588 gine ie Loe an DOXing Writers hed the pore ccwn. Los Angeles’ Dick Patterson Roby left tod Rome . . th a antig coanittes te (DY Olid Vote ternational organization will meet, Prep Football Star Killed in Accident Lon: Bae E, Pa. (AP)— don* heavyweight championship a stalled cars being pushed by| tng three youths last night and in-| weiters stantly killed one. of them, a high mary tag meng thon aaa school star football player, ee ewe 3S sl ad Even the five British news- Jotin E, Eperesi, 17, of nearby papermen among the Leisenring No, 1, was crushed] anticipated » triumph wrqaaass “INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI)— |” TODAY'S GA , New York at Chicago, 8 p.m.—Ford (2-1) vs. Pierce (2-1). ; Baltimore at Kansas City, 9 p.m.-~Harsh- (03) mo 431). roit, 1:30 p.m—Pischer > oe A i. Secaw~as UE E nm Lost Pet, Behind 7 — SIDI a GAM E St. Louls~at Milwaukee, 8 p.m.—Kelliner 15 pm—|e SCHEDULE p.m. . jan Francisco: at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. ‘ at Cine * PATIENTS’ COMPLAINT: : above. I mean YOU! : play in some sort of tour- nament competition dur- oo oe you think so now or not. There'll be a lot of club and company tournamehts, that sort of thing. In .tourhament play — whether it’# the National : the club tournament—it’s © important that you try to play your OWN GAME. . Don’t try special methods just because the occasion is special. sae Friday; Local Events at two local’ events are on tap here. | ed tomorrow, another will follow, through Sunday. Men and women Your Golf | By DR. CARY MIDDLECOFF A DIAGNOSIS: Trying to Change Your Approach. . Treatment: Don’t be scared by the word “tournament” I mean you because you'll probably have occasion to . ing the season, whether - Open or the last flight of | Test Runs Friday af Indy INDIANAPOLIS w — The In-jover the tricky 2% mile brick and dianapolis Motor prime attraction for auto racing fans for 50 years, will open to- imorrow for practice runs and oth- er preliminaries to the venerable 500-mile Memorial Day race. Aside from 10-mile qualification: runs the two weekends before the race, the main preliminary busi- ness will be testing new drivers Area Women — asphalt course, At least five starters in last year’s 500-miler will be missing. Four of them are dead and Ed Elisian of Oakland, Calif., who set a one-lap qualifying record of 146.508 miles an hour, is under suspension by the United States |Auto Club, which sanctions the race, George Amick .of Rhinelander, Wis., a close second to Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix in the ’68 Im dianapolig race, was killed Aprib 4 in the first (and Probably last) USAC 100-mile race on ti new high-handed Daytona Internation- al Speedway, . Pat O'Connor of North Vernon, Ind., was killed in a 15-car pileup on the first lap of last year’s 500. Jimmy Reece of Indianapolis, wfio finished sixth, was killed in a 10)- miler at Trenton, N.J., last Sep- tember, Art Bisch who figured in the big" Indianapolis wreck, wes fatally injured last July in the At* lantia 100. ” Major Leagues Name Liaison Man Today NEW YORK (AP)—The hiring of a major league representative 'to act as liaison man between the iplayers and club owners will be announced today at a press cone ference. The announcement will be made by Robin Roberts, star pitcher of the Philadelphia Phillies, and Na- tional League player representa- tive. s The duties of the. new players’ representative will be confined to promotion, publie relations and good will be confined to promo- tion, public relations and good will, as well as dealing between players and owners. . Ey Tournament Jitters. ee Nes aR SF EE aot ie _ It won't work. You'll want to do your best, of | course, but don’t over-extend yourself. _ Here’s a little tip: Just before you start a round, prac- | tice sevéral short putts—three feet and under. Get the | feel of holing those short putts, Having to make a short | | putt seems to be a most unnerving experience for the _ golfer with little or no tournament experience. be “y ‘ | | | United Press latenhitonh ivally adhdandab’ hata end Gore Pittsburgh , the for the Phils while Duke Snider, | Mazeroski, much more noted Pirates a 32 victory| with a single and a double off jruns. John Goryl and George AX-|T.Tayior » stat Temple a ths for “his fielding than his hitting,jover the San Francisco Giants. | Roberts, drove in three for Los [man homered for the Cubs. Moe|Bare_ 30 ee ta i socked i > the seventh ee See Angeles, Drabowsky was the loser. . peaks ts 4000 2 iti inning that capped a acne Magy. Janay ohemndls of} The Milwaukee Braves regained|°* NEM ee abe h bial S28 Beet 3133 pte oe a7 esis, had a 20 lead until the| the National League lead by de-iQ7ti.” » 1380 Preese 2b, 306 Sibrenery % S144 Batere™ a42 . lseventh when the Pirates tied the|“eating the St. Louis Cardinals, 95,lMes 7 $222 GAge" ® ¢eetiuchrath b 1008 Lnwrene p 4228 Winter Handed score on Roberto Clemente’s. tri-|with the aid of homers by Johnny |snier 11 1033 Post tt 2198 /Pailis 008 ple, Smoky Burgess’ double and 4)Logan, Wes Covington, Bill Bruton|pstenro C3048 Sune om $9 2 fi Dro Bp ooo0 . }single by Dick Stuart. and Hank Aaron. 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Taylor, Walls 2, Dark, Temple for Chicago Franchise! seven hits and striking out nine. jing homers by Bil} White and Gino Les Angeles mi Phuadelpoin #74. two ; eMillan. "HR ~< fi Alien Dave Philley’s pinch single with Cimoli. Larry Jackson started for oN ecm aby reports “People Olmedo ‘Services Wante NEW YORK (AP)— Promoter The league increased is play, Jack Kramer may have to outbid to People” ‘sports committee was | tinkering with the idea of putting} other players on tour in the inter-| nationa] amity. Eagan acknowledges that it is true. “I was appointed to this com- mittee by President Eisenhower," he said. “Our job is to promote| international sport. We don't care} | whether the players are profes. | sional or amateur, Our job is to) show them to the world.” The colonel, once an Olympic boxing champion, said he was keenly interestéd in both Olmedo and Miss Gibson although his or-) ganization is non-profit and had} no money to work with. | Bamboo Fly Rod $2°° sige Boat Cushions $279 a GLADDING LEVEL LINE 99° ASSORTED POPPERS 5 ™ 88¢ ‘1? FLAT FISH ‘xz2" 99¢ JN ar nr ntti 2 Piece Spin Z “$3.99 | CAST ROD Gy, GOLF HEAD COVERS G Setof3 $1.99 BASEEGALL ANN — BASEBALLS 88°) | Pro-Model Glove $Q% $16.50 valve FRANK BOLLING $ - soe Value $17 7 TARGET ARROWS 5/88c BOW REELS $2.50 $] 88_. Value . oncy. 97 ¢ : | BASEBALL CAPS | Wy Vy ppatduste x | WEZZZAL STARTER GOLF SET 3-5-7-9 and Putter 1-3 Woods FOR THE FINEST ARCHERY EQUIPMENT BOWS isi; 999) vow $ ' $998 tow pri $3295 Pe WITH BAG 1'N FIBERGLAS when the Cubs rallied for four ‘out for Jones Sam Franelsco PO-A 5 pF ‘Pitsburgs " 97-10. 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Hogan, the Fort Worth Golf Club manufac- turer; Gene Littler of Singing , Hills, Calif, and Ken Venturi of} 'Palo. Alto, Calif., were 10 to 1 CHICAGO (UPI) — _Outfielder, Gordon Windhorn of. the New York Yankees today wanted no part of Minor League baseball, even if it meant giving up the game. « Windhorn, who gained a try-out with the Yankees this season, was dispose of 2,000. Iowa will move about 3,000. Army and Notre Dame, with many people Weir calls “‘pseudo-alumni, " may. sell as Ohio State and Michigan State, on the other hand, will require from 20,000: to 25,000 tickets. As many as 14 to 16 special trains are on the siding near Michigan Stadium: for an Ohio State-Michi- gan game. Bus trips have become so popular, at Michigan that the university has set aside a special lot not too far from the stadiym for parking the big vehicles. Students: and faculty get first erack at the tickets cu June 1, On June 15 the general public gets its chance. The Michigan State tickets will be gone in two or three days, the Ohio tickets in 10 days to two weeks. Unlike many of his colleagues, the 26-year-old ballplayer imme- diately threatened to quit baseball. “| don’t see any sense of go- ing back to the minors now,” he said. “I’m certainly not going to improve. There’s just no point to it.” was assigned to Sacramento, tion. Firestone SAFETY we'll give you from B26 \ (depending on size and condition) smn tt A A a 140 N. SAGINAW FOR YOUR:2 RECAPPABLE TIRES Trade-im Allowance when you purchase a pair of new 300 10 Past Champs [>= optioned yesterday to Richmond of the International League. But Milwaukee also dropped a rookie yesterday, Pitcher Gerry Nelson The Phillies may be making a change or two soon. General man- ager John Quinn says he wants to land a southpaw hurler with Curt Simmons out after an elbow opera- e 33 . Among Largest | t ee tal List of Entries a maser CHECK -UP TIRE BUYS! Sor First Time Last year the list numbered! 2,132. 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Bob Mer- AP Wirephot PRAISE FOR OPEN VIEW — Trainer Ray Metcalf has a few words of praise and encouragement for Open View the first horse he will be starting in the Kentucky Derby. Open View won one of ' the stakes of the Derby Trials Tuesday. Entries are being dropped 1 Wolves, Troy Clarkston and Troy were track winners while Pontiac Northern) finished 3rd in a quadrangular as ithe thinclads braved heavy rains ‘and muddy courses yesterday. ; * -* *« * Bill Powell won the 100 and 220 | while piling up 14-one-third points to pace Clarkston to a 50-50 ver-| dict at home against Brighton. Bob Porritt added 7% digits to the Wolves’ cause. Don Appleton had 9 for Brighton { ; * * * It was Clarkston's 2nd straight dual triumph. Two other out- | ings resulted in 2nd places in | | triangulars, 1 Troy whipped Avondale 65-43, Clawson upset Lake Orion 63-46 and Oak Park downed Madison 65-43 in a night trio at Fitzgerald. * * * Nine lsts, two of them by speedy \Paul DePauw, sparked the Colts Jim Greenlees led a listless Avon team with 13 points — high for’ ithe meet. Balance paid off for Clawson | with a sweep of the shot put a key factor. Freshman Bob Bur- nett won it with a 45-1 heave as all three bettered 40 feet. Orion was again without ineligible dash | | man Lee Shoup. * * * PNH took part in an afternoon. | ‘evening affair at Grand Blanc with! the host school taking the honors with 54 points... Flint Mandeville /Was runnerup with 4714, the in a close battle. ° * * * Mike Montgomery won the 880! jin 2:15.9 while teammates Mike Fedynik and Jan Lawrence shared! first ip the pole vault to lead Northefn. The pole vault height ‘was 9 feet, 6 inches. Steve Toth, another Husky, was 2nd. Fedynik| also placed in the high jump. * * * Bob Hocking was runnerup in the broad jump and Lawrence add- | ed a 2nd in the high hurdles to, help in the PNH scoring. Ed Mur-| PNH 3rd in Quadrangular Track Victors 5Srun 8th produced a 14-9 verdict) lover New Haven. Lashbrook fanned! 13. and batted in two runs. Hank Hicks of Armada and Tom Kamley| jof the losers each batted in three runs. to. FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE seball Walled Lake at Waterford RO Kimball at Pontiac Northern Cranbrook at Ferndale Parmington at Southfield Van Dyke at Berkley Track Locs) schools in CMC Relays OL 8t. Mary at 8t. Michael Bloomfield Hills and Milford _ Clarkston at Waterford Clarenceville, Redford SM at ton Northviibe ati Thurs- Gelf Pontiac Northern at Rechester Walled Lake and Waterford at Berkiey Southfield, Van Dyke at Farmington Brighton, Holly at Milford Tennis Pontiac Central at Se Central Berkley at _Pitager ald ‘ling, undisputed 2-year-old champ), [lowned by Texan Fred Turner Jr. |hopefuls rated a good chance. NEW ORLEANS (AP)—The Na- tionat Collegiate Athletic t's advisory council watched the versity of Cincinnati today to what action it plans to comply with an indefinite probation sen- tence, Enries Slated to Be Entered Today for Race The game matched Guetavite Adolphus against Arizona (Flag- "Istaff) State. It was to determine the teams for the Holiday Bowl at/ St.. Petersburg, Fla, Neither the Adolphus-Arizona State game nor} the Holiday Bowl was Certified by the NCAA. Under terms of the peobatiet; BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU | IN LAKE ORION—2 LOCATIONS Authorized Pontiac-Rambler Deal -Russ Johnson Motors. Desotene Conee of. en ee a a The NCAA's 18 - man council slapped the penalty on Cincinnati yesterday for the school’s '53-year- Adolphus’ football team is ineligi- 17 Horses Expected old ceaanatiing education sim. ble for one year’ for post-season mY 2-2871 # to Start in Classic! There were indications trom|8ames. THe — s other’ teams} - Saturda the sehool last night that it might Y defy the ruling. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (A iinet UP Hand Tied UIS , Ky. (AP) — Dr. Walter C. Langsam, presi-| TO 85th running of the Kentucky/dent of Cincinnati, said school of Derby at historic Churchill Downs Saturday has developed a strong East - against - West atmosphere with a pert filly adding the ro- mantic touch. Four colts from the East look like: possible winners ,in the mile- and-a-quarter classic, The West has four invaders likely to start | with high ee * ficials feel they have done nothing) wrong and the ruling ‘‘does not} méan we are going to give up the! cm system for the sake of the! NCAA.” He. called the ruling outright discrimination against the coop- lerative system. “ * SALE 40% (FE All of 1959 McGregor @ Ball Gloves @ Track Shoes @ Golf Club Nymphs—Dry or Wet Flies 10“ 97° it Trout Vest .. $5.95 Trout Jacket $8.95 Trout Nets . : . .97e WILSON GLOVE 50% Off on Reels | * * The NCAA decided grants-in-aid: to 13 football and basketball play-) ers, plus their on-the-job salaries | under the co-op plan put them| over’ the NCAA-allowed limit’ on! ¢financial help. : a ee | Under the co-op. program, stu-| dents atterid classes for seven weeks and then work at paying) jobs for seven weeks. Walter Byers, executive director] of the NCAA, said the Cincinnati) probation will not keep its athletic! teams out of post-season events, or NCAA camatenaiie, | * . Silver’ Spoon, i V. Whitney's eye-catching filly, may become) the sentimental favorite — if not| the top betting choice. The East challenges with Chris-’ topher T. Chenery’s .First Land- Reg. $32.50 4330 Mitchell now $19.50 Reg. $9.95 #910 Bronson last year. The West ‘replies with | Tomy Lee, a British-bred colt) Sword Dancer, Our Dad and Easy Spur are the other Eastern now, $5.97 Reg. $14.95 4120 Johnson NOW $8.97 “Ernie” Banks Model. Sets Meg. $19.95 #1715 Shakespeare Reg. $16.50 “mn @ Golf Bags Now $49 @oo0 | Now THE SPORT SHOP 16 S. Cass Ave. Finnegan, California Derby win- ner, and Royal Orbit, third in that race, showed they are Ken- itucky Derby contenders in the Derby Trial here this week. Silver Spoon also is ¢ Western- er, but bettors are likely to over-| look that and recall only one filly} in history hes won. 4 * * And Stree Spoon is owned by the son of John Payne Whitney— the man who brought Regret here in 1915 to become the first filly ito win a Kentucky Derby. | Adding emphasis to the East- West conflict is Calumet Farm’s labsence. .The famed farm in Ken- | ltucky’s bluegrass copped the past} two Kentucky Derbys with Tron| Liege and Tim Tam. Pg trainer Jimmy Jones pulled | m-And-On out. of the race yes-) herds saying the colt is net ready. | The race remains : wide open. | |Seventeen names are slated to be! dropped into the entry box today. | \Should all. 17 start, the race, |would be worth $163. 500—$119,400 jof it net to the winner. All- Sereting Oecar Robertson, the nation’s leading basketball: scorer last season, was not in-| volved, Byers said. ‘ * * * The council also put Gustavus-) Adolphus College of St, Peter, Minn., on one-year probation for playing in a non-certified post- | season football game last year.’ ‘Voted City’s Best Cager MVP Award Goes to K eller John Keller, the lanky sharp-; ‘shooter whose all-around play car-' ried the Knights of Columbus to} the city Class A basketball] cham-| JOHN KELLER pionship,. has been named the City League's Most Valuable Play-' er for the 1958-59 season. The Pontiac Press MVP trophy’ will be Keller’s reward for. the’ accomplishment. | Keller” averaged nearly 18 | | | points ‘pér game for the Knights | and was a tower of strength de- fensively. The 6-foot-2 forward | also performed well en both | PRICES SLASHED ON ALL SIZES AND TYPES OF DAYTON TIRES! WHITEWALL WAREHOUSE ARANCE backboards, The K. of C. quintet rose from the lower half of the final regular! season standings to win the “A”} playoffs and reach the semifinals | of the state MRA tournament and/ Keller was the leading contributor! to the surge: Keller starred as a prep cager) at St.sMichael and received all-| county honors in 1956, It is the. 2nd straight year that the city, MVP award has gone to a K. of C. player. Hal Trott, Bloomfield Dayton Thorobred & Hills basketbal] coach, won the Press trophy last year. | City League coaches, in conjunc- 7 88 § 6.00-16 ea. by = Black Tube: Type Plus tax & | | i i | S tion with the Pontiac Parks and Recreation Department, select the had a ~ and 3rd in the: Armada and Rolarid Lashbrook OR 3-1291 at the Light in Waterford | | | added another baseball triumph. Ai ALI Complete Front Alignment ‘58 Electronic Equipment Used. Factory Train Mechanics. 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Open Every Nite ‘til 9 P.M. ‘ “i « Ss Ss ee ee i oi De JOKES | : to Aidthe Party © if | on Harry's 75th | HM ‘whom he was closely united] WASHINGTON {AP) — Harry Dh ee neers wee er © Gree OS fon Pela? : : Ta a time he ‘played violin with the \P tra and the former President New Era [seacaS* ™ Jimmy Durante will give his in- | for Great Lakes .s<'s.: i ae ona uae Sa 8 sony w a ui “4 asada celebration of Truman 4 : May 8 in 's In for Shipping Boom | i hday, ck a ta satan —@s Seaway Opens | [will originate at a $100-a-plate/ + : : ./Demoeratic dinner which Truman will attend ‘at the Waldorf-Astoria WASHINGTON — On a map of Hotel in New York. * catching feature is a chain of broad) 7). AE Soat FC Ady | , | y EE: ae Pama Sita lights of Truman's life wil be red 43 f ¢ a | IRI, we 5 ER 1 ‘ NATE SP 7! Michigan and Superior. 1 *|\celved at Democratic gatherings e = = — be 2 - : — | 7 * bined area of Belgium, the Nether- on the Bx > “I think we ought to leave @ notefo tell Mother we came in and \\ i [Pw ay uf ag FSIS LL UF al. | ands, and. Luxembourg—plus four °° cane sfixed a snack..” : . wt .. i ; : shine tea nen uticel ' BO ; DING HOUSE ss, z * | : eau As woaier 9 | SPUTT-T1/5 ZPADE Ve $i. Lawrence Seaway down. | fl UM-HAK! WHAT'S THIS 2 — A NOTE FROM Week || Rete anal Bf upeaereeeetacerin ga car, | the first big seagoing OU'RE NOTHING AHEAD BLITA - DRILL SERGEANTS! a on tg (BLE SPLINTER/ SLEEP TIGHT, ; ‘BECAUSE YOU'RE GETTING DP EARLY F ‘AND SPADING THE YARD/GINE ME AN. ARGUMENT AND YOU'LL GET AN (DEA OF WHAT ATOMIC WARFARE (5 LIKES ! | ! ‘ hd H i ; £ 3 f & if i H ! divided Michigan peninsulas Opened to traffic in Nove 1957, if can carry 6,000 cars an ii! hour. Confounding the doubters, Ho it bes withetne the strongest EARLY Z winds ickest ice jams. é IT'S THKEE BEFORE I GO TO BED sebhee Wits D. Vorwan testropes is UL. Va . 2 *k suspension c7ble to a 552- * ouT OUR wat bridge tower. On his way up, - _ ——— he encountered two painters work- beg RA BEEN YWIy YES. ing in zusts so strong’ that paint THINKIN’ UPSOME — BEE “Fran dame tipetant TIME ON THE SCREENS the author watched slab-sided lak-| AN' I GOT THE IDEA OF ers load and” endless car- USIN’ ‘THIS GARDEN goes of iron ore, grain and coal.| SPRAYER ON'EM/ At Gary, Ind., he-saw a balk z I'VE GOT TO carrier discharge limestone from = IF | | | | STOP EATING |. \ i \ i qi | the Bp. U. 8. Per ON, = Ait gen reser Cape. 19ST by Unie Foatern Syeteate, ine, APR - FO~ pate burgeoning opportunities. Though the pattern of seaway traffic has not yet been estab- hee lished, and nobody knows for cer- 2 tain which lake cities will become 44 great seaway ports, current ’sta-; iif tistics hint that there is plenty of \ ,) > business for all. we i - - s ; a WSs Dead trees are known to West a, ae cer tlt) Rtas Se Coast loggers as™‘snags” or “wid- TY yet aK CP, |. @ow-makers.” French - Canadian aia wi A ac - woodsmen call this hazard “la ne i-6 ; shicots,” literally, “th : : ame eRe Us rt oh. WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY | ; ' -DONALD DUCK | a sm urnorna L fA” & ; * Distriboted by Wing Pastoves Brecon — ; ‘ ; . ee : ’ : - ; ‘ By Charles Kuhn | ye =| Te] ePrice] [Seer esmeney] |[paweoman | [tare daenioens) . : “ Saeee tt htenemee ee Ee 3 ! °F * ee 4 { qo ; you | CLOVERS... — | which he said the city with the Michigan State Com- mission after the county valuations are approved by the Board ef Su- pervisors Monday. He said the first one was filed becatsse he was misled as to the. deadline for filing the appeal. “ino - possible for Wixom 188 last year to $319,580,931, Of -Oakland’s 25 townships, 12 showed decreases in valuations be- ‘tween the two years, while 13 had increases, Total equalized veluation for all townships is $574,527,887, or 31.5 per cent of the total worth of Oak- land County. * * * Twenty-two Oakland cities, which had a tota] valuation of $1,248,- 387,441, or 68.5 per cent of the county total, showed decreased: val- uations for 12, increases for 8, and and Soythfield ‘as they are -new cities. In size of property valuation, the top six cities in, the county are: Pontiac $319,580,931; Royal .Oak $196,277.573; Southfield $121.903,127; Oak Park $97,251,320; Ferndale $87,843,066; and Birmingham $86,- 275,885. * Besides Polttiac, Oak Park, Fern- dale and Birmingham experienced a lowering of property valuations since last year. Royal Oak’s climbed only slightly. | With Southfield sprouting from the township as a new city dur- Stadnik also said assessing of the Lincoln-Mercury plant in Wix- om is “partially” the reason for the appeal. He said he reserved ing the last year, it left little Southfield Township with a | weepping drop in valuation, The 047, and Orion $19,259,010. Next in line. in size is Novi Township which saw {ts valua- tion trimmed from $29,416,335 Jast year to $16,946,682, Equalization valuations are ar- rived at by multiplying an equaliz- ‘Purpose of using the equalizing factor, to William B. Grabendike, director of the Equal- ization Dept., is to provide a uni- form taxation on all property. x« * * Grabendike emphasized that all valuations contained in the com- mittee’s report released yesterday were subject to final approval by the supervisors Monday and later by how the state adjusts the fig- ure. : May Open Way to Sewer Bonds township went from §155,526,602 NOTICE of PUBLIC HEARING The Pontiac City Hall on Intention to City Commission has scheduled public hearings f Tuesdsy. May 5, 1959 at 8 p. m. EST in the amber, Construct the Commission Chamber, Curb, Cutter, Grade, Gravel, Drainage and Related Work on the following streets: S. Jessie Street from Prospect to Raeburn Tasmania Avenue from Maines to Riverside West New York from Baldwin to Walton Victory Drive from Mt. Clemens to S. lines Outlots B & C Pontiac Knolls Subdivision ivy Street from Montcalm to Kennett Jefferson Avenue from Blaine to Summit . Tennyson Avenue from Hollywood to W. line. Bonnie Briar Bush Subdivision Lehigh Street from Baldwin For further information see legal rotices. owners are urged to appear. Dated—April 29, 1959 { to University % Interested property ADA R. EVANS, City Clerk announces the mu K AY” Formerly of Sanitary Restaurant opening of her new restaurant NEW YORK GRILL 16 EAST PIKE STREET “I would like to serve all my friends and public once again’ with my famous salads and delicious foods. steak sandwiches. steaks, ribs, bar-b-cue Chicken. Shrimps.” State Senate Approves Amendment Favoring 2 County Proposals \ The State Senate last night ap- ‘proved without dissent an amend- ment which Oakland County offi- sale of bonds to finance the Farm-| _ington and Evergreen -sanitary| \sewer systems. * * * | Sen. L. Harvey Lodge (R-Oak- ‘land County) said the amendment is now before the House of Rep- resentatives where Oakland’s six legislators will try to guide it | through to passage. | It _ was introduced in the Sen- | ate by ‘Ledge after the State _ Supreme Court twice refused to | alter its 4-4 split decision which | has stymied the two $12,667,000 | Department of Pabiic Works projects, ‘Act is to assure four dissenting | justices that areas which enter into \stitutional taxing limitation to pay their share of the project. * * * County legal officials say it also iis aimed at making general obli- gation bonds salable. Both projects have now been|, i DPW Plan Family Breakfast | NEW HUDSON — The WSCS of iNew Hudson Methodist Church is ‘sponsoring a family breakfast, ‘starting at 9:30 a.m. Friday in the vosctMay's Futures cials hope will make possible the| 1048 4Steel Co., 115 Branch St., The amendment to the 1957 DPW) sidetracked awaiting passage of)pp amendment. . {Saints f ft } ’ 1 3 PRESS, TuunsDay, APRIL s 80, 1050 in Wheat Break | CHICAGO &-The May wheat future broke ‘sharply today on broad liquidation in early dealings x« * * minutes May wheat was down two cents a bushel within three lief that offers to deliver on May commitments would be heavy probably with tenders running as large as three million bush- els or more in first notices to-’ * x * ij There were no commercial in- fluences of sufficient inyportance to affect prices otherwise. ee a ee After about an hour wheat was May $1.92%; corn % higher to % lower May $1.24; oats % to % to % lower May $1.39%; soybeans % to % lower May $2.27%. Grain Prices ee GRAIN CHICAGO, Ap 30 (AP)—Opening grain: Wheat Ty cc eee. 63% May ..coom 2193) Sep .......... 65% IWF evcceee 1.87% Oats (new) Sep ......0 1.90% Fly .....02... 64 Dee ..es.. 195% Sep ..cc..es.. 65% Mar cooee 1.96% Dec .cevecens OTM Corn Rye May ....... 1.23% May ....cec« 1.38 SLY cranes 24% Fly ceveoees 1.25% Bep cseovee 1.21% Bep ..co.... 194% seeey 116% Dec ........ 1.27%} eet ee 19% Lard (drums) wore nes May ....... Oo 65 Shy we cea ee 10.15 Lodge Calendar News in Brief Thieves broke inte the Pontiac box, it was reported to Pontiac Police today. 7 Inc, offices at $1 Florida St., i was reported to Pontiac Police ves. terday, but nothing taken. Thieves broke into the Sarjac. reported to Pontiac Police yester-|** day. Nothing was found missing. Rummage Sale wr Ep Church. ~ soak ramos AP Priday, May ‘ts ie 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. ye May 2nd 10 am. to § p.m. adv. Sale ee ae ee Rummage § Parish Hall, Walled Lake, 10 to 6 P.M., id and Saturday, May ft and 2n adv Sale — Friday, May Lied omuaci sat itches ure prides, Plains. “~ Sale. Guild No. 2. AD Eviscopal Church. Pri., May ist. 9 A.M. Exchange St. —_ Rummage Sale Mey 2. 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. St. John Methodist Church. Highland and Nebraska. adv. ichurch hall. Hawaii will provide AA Private Detectives. Licensed —Bonded—FE 5-5201. adv. Hours 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily — Closed | large special muti wd =a hea at Announcement! Effective May: |, 1959 MAYNARD JOHNSON INSURANCE. | | , Will Become Associated With AWSTIN-NORVELL AGENLY, INU. | 70 West Lawrence St. ; (Corner Cass Ave.) - 2902 on the beard of trade while other: "\gtains and soybeans. generally »|were steady to slightly easier. 4 At. one time within the first few % to 1% cents a bushel lower|"* lower May 6434; rye 1% higher | grades’ uf. Catering Co. building at 664 Going he St. and took $ from a money | P* ’ 2 Someone broke into the gle it WaS/late dre top. prices of locally .grown as Pens by growers and sold by them in wholesale package lots. Quotations are furnished by Detroit Bureau of Markets, as of Wednesday. e Detroit Produce —— VEGETABLES OOOH HR HT OR Ee #' -$1 60 bu. . Shee eeeeeeeeane +3 cents of the season's low price. | po; The selling was on the be- (Oni (behs.) GOZ, seve Raubarb ootbouse «Dehs.) dos. . DU. covvevcedoncess Poultry and Eggs, DETROIT POULTRY DETROIT, April 30 (AP)—Prices paid per pound, f.0.b, _Detrott t, lor no poultry ene ‘whites 18-19; 21; scant over DETROIT EGGS IT, in case lots, Pederat’ -State tes—Grade A jumbo 35-36, wtd. weer extra large 33-34, wd. avg large 3i-33, Bde ay; - aT i6: metiuns 24-26, a . avg. 26; Gra B ares 28-29, wta. 2B. Be wee—Or ade extra ne > large 3; winediamn a, A checks »Commercially gra: Whi “e Neti 29-30; large 28-29; e 28-28%; Browns—Grade Jumbo 28 medium 34; small 16; * DETRO! Detroit, extra ‘4; large 28; Grade B large 24. Livestock daiag 0 ear > < a DETROIT. aot = (AP) —Cattle— Salable 1500. early supply few jots utility and standard mix these fully oe: utility and m: about steady rv) 21.00-25.50; utility cows 19. eat few young commercial cows cantiers and cutters 15.00- weight cutters up to : Sat este Saat aaa stea: mos ge Na EAM Rigi ere, wie ee era oe May Ist., 7:30 PM, loads mixed and choice 960-1150 Ib. 28 “$0; late trad ain! a. ”. V.|3¢ 00-29.00; ce ie >» standard 1072 ; utility seeers 21. 50- “to low choice _ heifers ood heifers 23.50-25.50; usility paieere 21.00-23.00; utility cows 19.50- 21.00; canners ont cutters be tanegierciar bulls 3 00. Vealer Balabie 25. a steady. Compared last wee! vealer ste but prime 1.50-2.00 off, clot - the non-Koshering holidays; and prime sold early in week "330-406 trade 35.00-38.00, few up to standard: and good 27.00-35.00; edged utility 17.00-27. Shee tly ewes steady; most good and choice slaughter smbs No. Ibs. down 20.00- loads choice to prime shorn lambs 22.50-22. oe good shorn lambs 18. 0-20.00: a eee ewes 5.00-10.00. Limited sales —— orn bh ers absent quoted 25¢ lowe: lower, mixed No. 3 and 31 kr gilts Tbs. 25¢ lower weights 25-50c lower —aaeee 1.00 lort ‘cows steady to to 25¢ lower ‘Award Urged for Cancer Cure : Congress to Establish $1 Million Prize Congress should set up a $1 mil- lion tax-free prize for a positive cure for cancer, according. to State Rep. Arthur J. Law (D-Pon- tiac). . Law made the proposal in Lans- ing teday when he outlined a “crash program” he thinks would disease. Law said the prize would pro- vide a stimulus to cancer re- search. . would be worth much more than $1 million to the nation,” said Law. — “Look at the incalculable value which the Salk reséarch in polio has had.” cancer, the disease causes one out of every six deaths in this coun- try, said Law. * x * cer research. six grants from a $100,000 appro- priation for research during the next fiscal year. A state cancer research and study section of the State Health Commission woyhl screen appli- cations for the grants, Law said, with final grant decision up. to the State Health Commission. . Law's proposal: was embodied ir a resolution that he asked the House of Representatives to ap- prove today. Verkhoyansk, 92 degrees north of the Arctic Circle, is the world's coldest inhabited place. It bas had a recorded temperature of 97.6 degrees below zero. It was once, “MARKETS Grain Losses - a fe: | Electrical equipments were off. April 30 (AP)— Bg es, f.0.b. | points, Moderate gains were made {iturnover settled down. lable 100. MNominally ee: Compared last week slaughter lambs: steady to mos 25e lower; slaughter 1 and 2 pelts 105 Atchison State Rep. Law Wants es help lead to an end to the dread bs Despite recent advances against) 9"! Included in Law's proposal was| -|a system of state grants for can- He said Congress should create|Int and still may be a Russian exile |1959 jcenter, Run to { Point NEW YORK ~The stock mark- et was mixed in fairly active early ‘trading today. Gains and losses of key stocks went from fractions to about a point. * t &e & Caution prevailed after two days(™™ of moderate decline, Wall Street + # + Sperry Rand continued active and was up about a point as the electronics and space age issues continued to meet demand. Motors, spoeeleele gat Se OES. q| mantty Digher. Steels, nonferrous metals, utili- ered ties and aircrafts were irregular. i '_* * * Thiokol was up more than 2 by Texas Instruments, Admiral and Radio Corp. Philco dropped a frac- tion. : American Telephone was. off more than q point. General Mo- ters was firm following its quart- erly report of a big boost in ae U. S. Steel lost a frac- tion. Standard Oil (New Jersey) eased, The market was mixed from the start. The ticker tape was late briefly in the opening rush. Then | So Dowagiac Farmer “Will Move His Family to Land Down Under CHICAGO (AP)~Stanley Yan- on planting wheat, said today he will move to Australia. ‘ His decision was made public in a copyrighted story in the Chi- cago Daily News which sponsored a preview trip to Australia by the , Mich., man. x * * ee sean ee ee , is that he thinks freedom has | a greater future in Australia than in the United States. ‘He says he believes this country has only one last chance to save saved, he said, only by the public writing Congress urging repeal of the 1938 Agricultural Adjustment Act. : Yankus was. fined $5,072 for planting 35 acres of wheat on his farm whereas he shad been .or- dered to eam only = * His diiteans was ms he welneih the wheat to feed his chickens. . That moved him to announce several weeks ago that he would resettle his wife and three chil- dren in Australia. After the Daily News sent him on a tour of .the country he entertained some doubt about the move. “The issue isn’t whether I go or stay,’’ Yankus declared. —_— a private matter. * * * . “The issue is this: It's wrong to prevent a man from earning his own living so long as he isn’t harming another man, “TY haven’t harmed any farmer or city dweller, I have earned my living for myself and my family. I have paid my taxes. “IT believe I have been fined un- ~*~ * * U.S. Gypsum was about‘a point) lower. Small gains were posted for Ford, Republic Steel, Interna- tional Telephone, American Cya- namid, Allied Chemical, Merck and Du Pont, * * * Sears Roebuck, Lukens and East- man Kodak were among slight losers. New York Stocks . : (Late Morning Quotations Pigures after decimal poinj are ii | justly and in violation of the Con- istituton of ~ pet States.” | Yankus bl . aad his wife, Mildred, have been ready to move since they sold their Dowagiac farm Aplil 4 for $30,000. They have two sons and a daughter, Russell, 13; Dennis, 11, and Kar- en, 3., “I have tried to guess what Australia will be like during the lives of my children and what the United States will be like,”’ he said “T guess that Australia will have ‘less government controls in the future.” He: said he expects to keep his itself against socialism. It can be}. 69 ee = % No. in stete at Home, SPB ERRCENE a g Se ’ cil Donelson-Johns HOME tor rd eee ae - FUNERAL HOME bulance Service. Am Plane or Motor. FOR WANT ADS DIAL FE 2.8181 than reguiar type is 12 — noon lay previous to ow is now 9:15 a. m. ea after rtion./ CASB WANT AD RATES - ' {ines 1-Day 3Days 6Days 3 4 so 82 83. 3 tt Set 4 2.00 3.84 6. 8 3.50 “3 HY « & 3.00 6. 7 3.50 6.30 Hee ® 4.00 1.20 . ey e 4.60 , 8.10 42 10 6.00 900 8613.80 — _tielp Wanted Male 6 ACCOUNTANT- FOR , correspondence & work, . Enginee’ id ILE MECHANICS “ ot brakes. Must have Al 21 Wi Admiral ...... 22 Kelsey Hay .. 46 Air Reduc .... 84.2 Kennecott od US. citizenship for at least five} Allied Ch .....114.6 Kimb Cik 4 . Allied Stra .... $8.2 Kresge. 88 - BS years and plans to hang on Alum faa .°'2. 30d ba oat te enough cash mh be age fo’ [ 255 * See | capes 73 Liby, Weta, 23 | hin. it he decides this is the place for Am eee 3 iu i thim, eeetes 873 w's : 3 ihe "ony ne 3 Sn.» Se rar at ac x: 24 Will Complete Sale Am Fela Tel 2598 ae Se os Am Tob ...... is % Cassese ey 1 ides ie rt Bu fog Merek «...... : . : uta ise #30f Romeo Observe Armour @ Co. 235 Merr Chas ... 20.3 ym f ’ Balt & Ohio .. 44.2 Mpls Hon °...192 \ Beth steel .-- 305 winn Pal ... 38 | ROMEO — Final closing of the Bohn Alum ... 94 Monsan Ch «++ $8 |sale of The Romeo Observer Press Bond Strs .... 2.7 Mot Prod... Ivin E. Bleich, advertising ‘\Borg Warn’... 433 Mot Prod .... 31.2)to Melvin E. Bleich, @ Brist My ..°..103.2 Mot Wheel .-- \7-Jexecutive with Federal Depart- me: “Fi Mueller Brass 28.5) ment Stores, Detroit, will take Burroughs .... 412 Nat ‘Bisc .... $1.6/Place during the coming week, co- Calum & H [!.237 abe — . 4 owners Mr. and Mrs. C. E. How- Campb Soup .. $1) Nat Gyps s... 60 \ard Jr. of Romeo and Mr. and Gan Pac... Seg Wee feet. = ‘ei Mrs. W. J. Eva of Detroit, an- Capital Air! .. 20 No Am Av ... 46.1/nounced today. Case, TPN. 225 NOt Beep t 3¢3| ‘The paper begins its 93rd year Con Ml Lt pf’ 4 Ohio Ol .... 405/0f continuous publication tomor- Ches & Ohio . 72.6 Owens Ong ... 73 | now, < Chrysler 67.1 age * 3s Mil M 44.7 ee PS ais 314 Bleich is 38 years old;-married , Fistuoer ge tded - 586 pann gpl... 484jand the father of three children, Coca Cola ...1133.2 Param Pict .. ¢@ (Dianne, 14; Bobby, 8; and Tom- Golum Gas se = Penney. JC cats my, 7. He and his family plan mn Edis ..... 64 Pea Rola. 2n9/t0 Move to-Romeo after school is onsum Pw 53.6 . Pw py .. 955 pilzer ..--+s 126 | out in June. Con Pw pt... 4 Phileas 96 : Cont Cop & 8133 Pnill & a ++ $05; Ocean water is saltiest near the Cont Meter ‘ia 2 Pure Of] ...., 46 (Surface and less so at greater Copper Rng .. 25.8 Repub’ sil... 60.6 es Corn Pd 55.1 Rex Drug ve 44.4 Curtis Pub... 12.1 Reyn Mot 87.4 Deere ....... +59 Rey Tob ....114 Det Edis ..... 44.3 Royal Dut 4323 Dis C Seag 33.7 Safeway St ... 381 ea 0 i Doug Are ,... 523 it Reg Pap .. 49.2 per — aes Seoville, Me vas 1 5 Db... 42. Bast Air L... 41.1 shell Ol. cs aha ALLEN, APRIL 21 1968, East Kod ’ 88 Simmons 812 Charles, 2800 Beland 8t., El Auto L 44.2 Sinclair Bete 62.1 Harbor: age 44; beloved son of 1 & Mus.) 74 Bocony ..... 45.2; William 8. and Bm ad Reberi Emer Rad 22.4 Sou Pac ...... 68 fiver “i of an ‘rs. Be- Rrie RR - 124 Sou Ry ...se. 58 t (Dorothy) Moles and Mrs. Ex-Cell-O 40.2 Sperry Rd .... 26.6 Bydne oris) Lillye Puneral yond — =e sia on oa oe gavel will be held Friday, May : al .. 55. 1. at 2 p.m, from the Pursley Fu- Pro Treo get gia ou Ny. $23) Bu! gitlaunes Inlerment ate --» 52. art officia r . Gerenet Den a Stevens, JP .. 28.4 White Chape jacem: ry. MY. con Dynan. ‘* gy q Stud Pack ... 12.2 len will lie * state et) ‘The Pursley Gen Elec...... 83.4 Pare ys ve at Funeral Home. en Fds....... 79.4 ao ee ans eta Texas co ues 4.1 BERRIDGE. APRIL 28, 1988, beloved Gen Motors. 49.7 ex G Sul... 21. 1391 Scripps ie H n Time . 97 Textron ..... 24 wife of Charles = i Goat = Tire... 78 m R Bear .. 56.4 mother of K . Gerber re: 6g Trans W Air . 20.2 Burton and Leslie Be Berridge: aes Gillette : 512 Trensamer vee m1 omttageed by ii grapsentiares en and en TL ee # Sestrich P+ Underwa ..... 27.2 a — hes be ed Friday, Goodyear .. 143 Ua. Carbide ..134.7 1 Grek, ars 2.7 Pac wee 345 Sparks-Griffin cha} ye ae Rev. Gt CD88 Onit alr Lin’. 378 David Lice? Inter- re i ".. 226 Unit Aire ... 60.3 ment in Oak Hi Cemetery. ae. Pon... 1143 Unit Fruit |., 301 Berridge omit lie in ein state at at t erm hae 7§ Un Gas C “Tana Sparks-Griffin Punera sEOLeny Rub ..... 57.1 ome Stk 0. DIX. APRIL 30, 1959, MARY, 685 er SY SS See sone Oe Park St., Milford: age 80; be- Cont Ta FD ta sas Nivea moshar of D. (Dor- Indust Ray ... 23 est Un Tel .. 29. ethy) Northquist, Robert, Lester and 103 West A Uk .. 36.2 and Earl Dix: also survived. by nspir Cop 44.4 Weste El...... 84.6 thiee brothers, two sisters and nterlak Ir 26.6 White Mot .... 48 two grandchildren. A funeral nt Bus meh 584 -Wilson & Co... 35.3 ¥ iday, Ma’ . service will be held Priday, y nt Harv 42.3 Woolworth .. . 55.2 t 2 p.m. from the Richardson- nt Nick 926 Yale & Tow... 34 Bird Puneral Home. Milford. After nt Paper 116.5 Young S&W... 34.3 the service in Milford, Mrs. Dix hoe 36 Yngst Sha&T... 131 itake Pu = ghee ué toh bee a will be taken to the Kapitzke ; nt Tel&Tel 427 Gen TABI... 70.4] Oervice ats p.m. Sunday, inter. sl Crk Coal . 38.2 Genesco ...... 35.2 ment in Hilbert, Wis. Memorial Johns Man .. 9 Upjohn . 4... 46.1 ee ee oe b Jones & L 60.5 onations may be sent to the fund 9 Methodist Churen organ un DETROIT STOCKS - — eel (C. J. Nephier Co. EAST. APRIL 20, 1939. “GEORGE A., Figures utter decimal points ate ‘ quis Uday oo ti pt gta pate igh Low Noon ; belove ushband 0: rs - Allen Elec. & Equip. stad = 26° 2.6 othy East: dear father of Mrs, Baldwin Rubber C 13.4 17.4 Edgar Dowd: dear ponon ne of Ross Gear Co* .. coees 32 34 Mrs. A. J. nm: also survi by Gt Lk Ol] & Chem Co* se oes 815 16 iaty senders. Puneras ore Howell Elec Mtr Cot’... o.. 12.2 13 be held ny phos £. Wini Pen Metal Prod Co* wee... 122 13 a 2" pm. from t The Prophet Co* ......... 4 («145 Puneral Home wih Rudy Manuf Co ........ it 124 123 avlsbure Cease ss tnterinet in Toledo Edison Co ...... 18.7 16.7 16.7 Ht fn state” at ine ‘Lewis E. + nt Pun Home, NEW york. nara as” the A ; 198, — — (Compile: y 8 sociated Press): 4 15 “—n OTe Becta nie. Ta: ben ueban me Casi Indust. Rails oe “Stocks Bee fear oa rs Mase mre .. —_— . avis: éar r Noon today ..334.8 140.6 100.4 31.3 osurvived by -two Prev, Day .°..334:8 140.7 100.3 227.3 Granaenharee My e Week Ago.....932.3 1408 1007 Ls By wn be held Saturday, May Month Ago.... 3225 138.0 101.1 223.2 +30 p.m. from Hun ‘ Year Ago...... 475 92.1 05 i674 with Rev: Harry Gtaniey Rev, 1959 High 336.8, 144.2 102.8 228.7 rt North offieiatin . Inters 1969, Low..,.:.306.1 1338 96.0 2115 ome ad wie sere Ty. 1968 High 312.0 1365 98.7 2143 le im state at the 729 1566 Beale Punerel bi of work PE 53372.» Pre ae to Sn oe i ir details sSmuees, fe re pun. one 8 A Soe = stleg ournal experience. iad & Ng Bo 10 1% i i ae a aAETARY” A career ition for the one! paper secretary Ay ir Women—Neat Appearing fees 18 to 35 Years make direct contact to homes, ee LAD like hotise fant. Woodward “cree ~A Tease. velce. ha’ 4 _personsl i Zs call FE phone 3-741. Help Wanted Smal cook and serve eet ct 3 oe Sr eld Hospital. ume to jin, Pontiac. “Learn Real Estate . FREE LE or MOT-IV-AD dispia signs seal Employment Agencies 8A EVELYN EDWARDS VOCATIONAL COUNSELING SERV —OUR NEW LOCATION— 24% EAST HURON SUITE 4 FE 4-0564 REPRESENTATIVE College least kind, I- have car and tools fyowod gece 28-40 with sales =. Aawest Employment. 40s Po Pontiac Work Wanted Male 10 § Fr. HUSKY WANTS WORK OF and re . FE 10. A ‘ANT, OOKKE: R, Office Mi ‘et, Treasurer, POR- MER 0) . yrs. old, ‘gs y disabled due to stroke, wi recovery, de-. inférmation, Cali MI yo a for cuakered couple. WEEROGRAPRING TYPING, 8EC retarial service ese Mage 4 Stay ih work. work a time days. iain “part J Ris WANT BABY- OR Ta dry cleaners. FE 8-6252. WASHING AND IRONING. PICK- up and deliver. FE 5-1620. Woman WANTS HOUSEWORK & orpne by day, References, FE wep. IRONIRGE 3 70 DO IN MY NG IN hae a aia - 42416, — We CAR} iz ae a FOR ALL ~ rs. Whole- ‘Dressmaking, Tailoring 16 CUSTOM MADE SHIRTS, ALTER- ations, mep and women's repairs. FE 8-6262 ING TAILORING AL- Mrs, Bodell, PE . DRESSM. iG , AL terations, dra & Formals done in m home Gall PE 80408, Garden Plowing 16B MANURE, PLOWING & diosing. leveling & loading, FE GARDEN | PLOWING | REASONA- GA AND i CAWR ‘ROTOTILL- . 315 E. Wilson. PE 23-6920, + G HARROW- artin, GA ing. pene. prices. foun M ; “It’s too old fashioned! Don't you have a split-level?” Upholstering 23}. LSTER- EAKLE'S PHO oe Mag Cooley Lake Rd, EM 24 LOST: M. WHITE DOG. SUN. evening. Vic. of Lois & N. Shirley, __Please oe he 4-4086. os. caer wwe WALLET SAT. VI- einity First Baptist Church, Val- uable pa: Reward. TUxedo +1128, “oliect. LOST: SABLE & WHITE COLLIE dog, vicinity Rochester. Reward. ae ND WHITE PAR- vicinity — Crescent Lake on leg: Reward. OR PRONT HOME. GENERAL executive being an, wants SHED OR GARAGE. alled Lk. TAshmoo 5-1721. Share Living Quarters 30 BEA! L Mage age 4 HOME ii Clawson to share per Baies, _or 2 working “iris, “Juniper # LIKE TO and ex- lady. as “ig ge titer Sp a or on mh coupe. al WORKING GIRL oo SHARE MY - hooe Union Lk. Village with woking girl. EM 3-5001 or GA 2-66232 after Tues ri Wtd. Contracts, Mtgs. 32 ABILITY mam SAND ‘aes honing 2 PE 5370. 5- ood Floor Service. aoe AND CEMENT e. OR 3-9402.. Notices & Personals 25 home. 144 8. My as — pic ek Rot... IRISH PURE-/| To sell your land esmtract at the WaatNOS a IRONNGEP ICK-| GARDEN PLOWING BY LOT OR| “bred, male. Victni y * ahser & | lowest (acpent—is © Youna N WITH EXPERI ac. Anywhere. PE 5-6511. Lone Pine Pine Bloomfie . te Apr gerviee ‘ed McCullough anes aiven r EMENTS s am, Tinker. ward or man ears! Also c ‘oT ence w like, office work ‘or a cian een ond lawn | _ 6-3802. ° your oauttion. Mortgages avail- - Vic. Baldwin and Wal- Lost: BROWN GERMAN Building Service 12) _{m. FE (ssa. ren Ehindeae pel Anewert | 4, CASH BUYERS WAITING Ne PERRY PARK. GARDEN PLOW- | to name of “Eppy." FE x esticn fa a ‘ B = eas. = : LOST: MAN'S PAIR OF B offer low. oriete through volume | PLOWING AND DISKING. vic. OF lasses. Downtown Pontiac. ARRO REALTY . Auburn Heights. UL 2-30967 be- ase call FE 8-000. A BETTER CASH SALE e. No obligation. sore_3. IEE: San At ger oe. land contracts in white o ~ “| ROTO-TILLING DONE REASONA- ing important rs. Vie. ee “"Baiders Uxchange ble. FE 4-846 _go Harbor. I REWARD. PE $206 colored od areas. Also, many buyers 7210 2-3463 FOUND — PEMALE BEAGLE ioe > og or Sasreae etd Insurance Agencies 17A | - FE 8-2449_ Kinsiess” Realtor. So W Haren . Jenson. FE 2-2340.; ~ WiLL THE PARTY WHO MIS-|_ st. Ph. PE 4-355. Al BRICK AND CEMENT INURANCE FOR EVERY NEED took a ladies blue & white bow!l- ABSOLUTELY work. Residential and commer- Round the clock protection and ing bag at the Pontiac Recrea- cial | house basements. service Arnold R. Simmons, rep- tion, Sun, during the Monahan The fastest action on your land We” well 4 ‘Gall My Tricker Insurance Agen-| Tournament. Please contact Mrs.| contract. Cash buyers wating. $ii2g “John W' Caples OG cy. PE i ot SA 2 ON, Carter, FE 8-0846. ‘ Gai! Realtor Partridge. PE 4-358 teed_work. ACTION!!! ALL KINDS OF CEMENT AND Laundry Service 18 _Hobbies & Supplies 24A 24A| on your Land Contract. If you __block work, PE 224i. __ have sold on a first or second ALUMINUM SIDING & ROOFS.| COMPLETE FAMILY LAUNDRY PAINT BY NUMBER PICTURES peal contract, and would tee | Garages built, New windows in| Service - Shirt service. Pontiac! Scrabbie gs eos. Backenstose your cash we can get you the 3 your home. Driveways poured, Laundry. 540 8. Telegraph. FE Book Store. 15 E. Lawrence St. | - Rignest dollar Reasonable dis- | tom es Free. esti- 2-8101. counts Ask for Mr. Hayden. wi C. HAYDEN, Realtor | cin “custom drawn, OL 1-200. E: B STONE ment Block cement work. o.S00. BRICK, BLOCK, CEME: . WORK. 45 est. Call after 5 p.m. OL a CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Get our prices last. ORLANDO BUILDERS OR 3-9766 MU 44072 ceMENT is OUR SPECIALTY. EM 3-4879. ante parements CARPENTER W Ew_& RE- _ Basa “or email D Jobe _ specialty. Ee coepom HOMES ay LICENSE r, Free estimates. UL ety CERAMIC TILE FREE ESTIMA TERMS Advance Floor Co; : OR “CEMENT & BLOC mice CAR e OhRAGE. ~OBARCAIN™ —$A95 DRY WALL TAPING AND FINISH- _ing, Free estimates, FE 8-6781 deliveriers made or you pick up. 2601 Crooks Rd UL 2-4643. ‘i 4-1 TREE TRIMMING AND RE- movals. Free estimates. OR 3-6826. COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE. FE COMPLETE LAWN MAINTE- . Spring cleanup, fertilizing, wn TT LANDSCAPING. ING & 8OD- ding; call-for tree est. FE 2-5463, G, DISKING, SWEEPING, era rolting, raking & mowing. TREE TRIMMING & ‘REMOVAL. Free FE 3-1669 4NY GIRL OR WOMAN NEEDING a friendiv advisor phone FE 2-8734. Confidential. A ce LEfE COLD WAVE 86.5% = = Rite. & 33421. Wil- eae d. M50 CHARLES CHESTER AIR. CUSHIONED SHOES E£. H. MILLER 3-4942 CALL ELECTROLYSIS aig CENTRE ed bair removed ty Marth egitered. DAINTY MAID SUPPLIES — 738 Menominee Mrs. Wallace. FE 5-7805. A-1 RUBBISH HAULING $4 load. PE 8-0145 =. 1-A Reduced Rates Local or long distance movin SMITH MOVING CO. FE +4884 ASHES, posaien AND JUNK hauled. FE 56-6625. A-l hagg -04 cod Reasonable Rate $-3458 HAULING & aORSIRE- NAME your price: Any time. FE. 8-0095.- ~~ oe & RUBBISH. $2 A LOAD te me. FE -4-0264. 3 & S ices ig AND Light Hi: OR 3-0207. LIGHT "HAGTING FE Fina REAS. RATES LIGHT TRUCKING, “REASOUABEE rates, FE 8- . a waotina * FE 8-3610 or FE 4-0031 _ AND HEAVY TRUCKING. SERVICE _ FE LIGHT ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR. Construction and maintenance. Ed Connop Electric, UL_2-3002. DRY WALL TAPI FING FREE ES- timates FR EXCAVATING - TRENCHING ULLDOZING EM _3-0881 ELECTRICAL SERV, FREE EST. _Partney Electric. FE 5-6439 0 WIRING, for water heaters gy oe and airy: ers, FE §-8431. ‘unro Elec- 2 ron, PREE YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN ESTIMA BUILT-IN & COUNTER TOP Electric. Co, FE R. B. Munro FE 5-8431 ee on. ¥Y PEDY BILT « Ga- rage Co. ORlando 3-2360 oer oun no BID ST. H er ogo and custom cab- . UL 2-70 — FE }3- . SUseA TEED ake —-ALL Bst. Hugus — kinds. Marsh, 353 N. Cass, 4 “toa FE rie — DRY WALL _ ToUsEMGVING FULLY . PE 48450, L. A. Young. aon ARAGE CABINS, ADDI- tions. Licensed builder. FHA — Terms. FE 4-6909, LICENSED , BUILDER sandi _Terms, FE /MILLER'S +i LOOR SERVICE. 4 Laying, °. end finishing. fill dirt,. top soil, — ity and front end loading. FE LIGHT HAULING FE_6-8307 _ Moving & Trucking 19| DAINTY M/ID SUPPLIES — Mrs. A. Taylor, 56 Gillespie. FE 3-7293. In Debt? If you are en oe woes weccins ince AN CREDA, * COUNSEL Sta Bank "Bde F se. LOSE WEIGHT SAFELY AND economically with newly released Bees Shot tablet Of cents st MASSAGE 1s OUR BUSINESS e yen. oan for expert advice & ‘service. PE 4-4131, MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL Cold wave, come pote. $6.50. Dor- othy’s, FE 2-1244. Potential Dog Trainers For the first time in this area, a hew training class is about to begin. Complete obedient & con- formation exercises under pro- ODELL CARTAGE Local and long distance moving. Phone FE 5-6806 Trucks to Rent one TRACTORS D EQUIPMENT 1%-ton stakes Semi-trailers Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co. | 825 ARD Open pie A” 4-0461 UNWANTED A up free of Painting & Decorating 20 18ST CLASS INT. - EXT. PAINT- ing, reas Don Beck. OL 1-3141. RTICLES PICKED charge. FE 56-4638. wooDpw Tnciading Supger : 1ST CLASS PAINTING AND PA- er hanging. FE 4-8364 ist CLASS DECORA ATING gey ing and wall papering, FE 4-025 18ST CLASS PAINTING AND oa orating. Cash or terms. UL 2-2940, A LADY INTERIOR DECORATOR. FE 38-0343. Papering. ‘NEW & ( & OLD WORK. ALL KINDS. #, Honest, OA 8-3807. ———| Ae} PAINTING. INTERIOR & o or Free estimate. Re: $2 or OR 3-8117 ‘as. _.... | SWAILABLE NOW CARPENTER WEST) «no cabinet on New and re- . D. H. Murdock. FE 2-7861, ittons. SERaa PER ALL TAXES. ae PEN- specialty. FE : 3 Kitebens « desires var “a po 4 |Manacep “MAN, 19, WANTS ot any kind, FE 98-2548. MARRIED N WITH PaMLy any kind. ut ie PLASTERING—-NEW OR REPAIR Work Guaranteed. FE 5-0304 PU setae | REPAIR REAS. = = FE 2-7022. DER FLOOR. LAYING, “yandine 8 and vr taisking Phone, FE Pag i a Liceeede Pres. o Rethettes . FURNESS EM ROOF REPAIRS | FAYESTROWS ING New TOM TRENCHING! EXCAVATING FoR FOR s and boat well OL 28404. ry _ Building Supplies i2A ee ger et ha Business Services 13 ASPHALT PAVING Eat us ome rking lot, Gur references. od tight Lawn Wan one cima | Bu Burke Asphalt Pa Paving | |m your jobs ere our | ai PAINTING aper removed, A-1 PAINTING INTERIOR. EX- ponte 10 per cent disc. for cash. ranteed, Free est. FE 4-9205, mar SpareTifia & DECORATING. years experience Reasonable. Free . Phone. UL, 2-1388. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR 1 SMALL dn. pymt. Name your menth- pA pring wae Tot agutimaten FE SiPERRGAOING — PAINTING, ai ai" p. Stephen Navarre. PAIKTING - % YEARS EXPERI- Free estimates. OR 32-4974, Wiliams ue Uetareras, ~ For betey Se, APERRANGING rs +2171 Wall wesbiny ra an, Television Service 22 & DECORATING. FE 4-6918. —moyed_by_steam _DAY,.OR NIGHT TY SERVICE FE 51206 or PE eas | ane orca to nothing,, Ist lesson free. For complete information, call FE | 8-0181. VILLAG® HALL AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES, RECEPTIONS, ETC. 3261 ORCHARD LK. RD. FE 4-7065 WE RENT DISHFS, SILVERWARE punch bowls. FE 4-5895. Wtd, Children to Board ze) AA LICENSED BOARDING HOME. FE 8-6590 Wtd. Household | Goods 27 ee ANYTHING ) BOUGHT FOR CASH UN SALES Phone: MA_5-1341 s ANTIQUE DISHES, FORN. OIL wish marble top tables, MY TV'S. FURNI- 0367. CASH FOR USED ture ana misc. FE 2- CASH FOR FURNITURE AND AP- ances pena pieces or house full. ourteous FE mpt service. 71881 FURNITURE NEEDED Entire home or odd lots. Get the outright or cenit WANTED TO BUY — ee TYPES , of furnitura Ph, FE 2-5523. WILT, LIQUIDATE YOUR HOUSE- hold goods either by private sale af punlie auction. MES og ror rt, Sale Farm, Roch- cae. Michigan. OL 1-5631. Wid Mincoflananes 28 WANTED. - count “mixer & &, bors mer “ncyahe FE 4-6343, 5. SNE Shh AND wa : metal. UL 2- Wee: OLD | EDITION on Civil War ,Guns & In- didns, Also r° azines from 1900 1910 and old Kerosene _ 4-0821 WANTED, aaa na DING TIMBER. be! UW | aos ASR une Mtn Wanted to Rent. DB 6 oe, is 3 ol TE 2, ADULTS, ~~ area, 5 ag ‘SAVINGS & ie 1 supervision. Fee is next | 752 5660 Open Eves Landscaping 18A- OE Walton PE 80440 SRR a SO AA PRIVATE DETECTIVES a FOR LAND CONTRACTS. A-l ACE TREE SERVICE RE-| Don't worry. Know the facts.| J. J. VanWelt 4540 Dizie Hwy. moval and eo Get our bid. | Confidential _ PE OR 31305 FE 2-7188 5-5201. oetaae CASH ALL KINDS OF LAWN WORK. FIN- OTREDS No on — No Extra Fees ish grading. Top soil. FE .2-0603. KNAPP SHOES NICHOLIE & HARGER CO. 4-1 MARION AND KY. sive soD 33_W_HURON __ ; | 2red_Hermar OR _3-1583 CASH. FOR CONTRACTS. - REAS. Pvt. PE 2-5961 eves. Wanted to Rent | 29 oer : eB. PAUL A, KERN, PE_ 2.0208. 7 BEDRM. 5 RMS, AND BATH, e. PE 8-8792 after § "are larger. Will fur- MAYNARD SLATER ERWIN SLATER 53 N. PARKE ST. PE 43546 TA TAYLOR STREB1, GROUND PLR, 3,toom aot. P Private entrance and 7 RMS, BA lower, all util, furn, PE §-6475. eer green ee ee, TRMs. ¥ DEC, HEAT APT. lights furnished, $55 per. mo. North Hii area. OL 1-1971, 317| PA KERN : FE 29200 7 LARGE soon aKD BATH, GA- WALLED 1 tock ow be LARGE ROOMS & . + hk cbttahee be bate a. Fe ¢ All utilities furnished. PE Nice” nelghborood. Ress, LI 7 RMS NICELY PURN” GLose |! RMS” VERY CLEAN. RENT|2 ROOM: PURNISHED, a, sf? wk. No drinkers: FE oo SSoatakee-Dagt door, sg ll ce house "completely modern, * +4 . 4 a Sand 7 ce es ~ NEWLY, "DEC. * Faaity tee See Whittemore a aoa 1 BLOCK $13, FE 8-1208 after 6. 3 Res: B Bare. ‘SOME FURN.| {rom Union a8 viele e "i BA Bus | _18 countr . 6-068. eee ee AYSON-AR: line, clean & quiet, Murphy bed,|3 ROOMS & BATH HEAT FURN- | 3 bg nay arte 7 Mh RS oS ta “diy adults, no drinking, 23° Mon- ished. $6 per per week. 119 8. Merri-| $8. vier gg ~ Bhs ree et . _ : ” Heal Estate, 31251 7 ROOMS. NEWLY 7 RM. APT. NEWLY DBCORAT- Pat A is : paar. Se ee ee eons ss | heat and hot water, PE 2-2061. 7 ROOMS ATH, $12 WEEK | °"» ort. r ot and : 92s, Florence bs : 3 | PVT, BATH, REVRIO. |? .VURNUEED Cyszscns At 3 RM. 19 yER. PVT. ENT, IN- ane “ee by ov lots closet) pr assis . quire Space. Anal 3" ROOMS ros BATH. REPRIG- |§ ROOM 7 LARGE RMS” PVT ENT. AND |?. orate a stove. Adults only Paim | eluded. 161 Mt. Clemens, PE 7 RMB. CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN, | ;~a-APle S64 Auburn. 8 ee LAKE PRIV—INQUIRE Et pintant welcome. 0 E./> 2%. ‘Uarge rms. Nested, $39. (ss6. Cheniot. Dodge Park. 2 RMS & BATH WITH PVT. cnae vausone. tall Pe dnees a eels a esenabte 106 On 3nd floor. Child welcome, ‘ti _after 6 at 2 Wenonah Dr _Heights Ra, MY 3-124." Fr 5-1051, . ‘| 3% RMS & BATH. STOVE & ae MODERN 3 BEDROOMS, PARTLY 2 AND 3 RM. . LOTS OF 5 . Pyt. ths and clean. Reasonab ah Adults, Auburn Heights. 2-1620. 2 a 3 & nr a ag 2 ENT. UTIL. _W. Side. $60. PE 2-6524. 3 ~s y ROOM APF PVT. EN- ‘trance & bath. erytbing fur- nished. Near csinee” Inquire 22 _Auburn 2 ROOM BUNGALOW. §2 NORTON Street or phone MA 5.2438. 2 LGE. FRONT . UTILI- ties furnished. Ad 338 Or _chard Lk. 3 NICE LOGE. RMS. ALL UT. prt, os $13. FE 26003 after 5:30 a PVT. BATH & ENT. __Adults. 100 Norton 7 RM. AND KITCHENETTE, ALL fads working couple preferred. 1m? Evindale, sylvan — * after _3:30. Sat _& ; Sun. all a 2 & 3 ROOM, PVT reo i. 79 Clark. 3 RMS. Bo WK. ADULTs. E 8-3538 3 ROOMS. FaNvite ENTRANCE Sie close to Sears. FE 3 FURNISHED FRONT R& ‘i round floor, pvt. ermt.. for 1 or Hoephal’ > people, near General PE 25. a RMS. PVT. ENTRANCE & bath, 31 Stowell PE 4-2190 3 ROC. PRIVATE, ERTRARCE. Ov bus ;line. FE 6 3 LARGE © OOMS 4 aa ) BATH Util. 259 Cha , $16.75 wk. m- 51476. trance, clean, _downtown. 87 8. Parke 3 RMS. PURN PVT. ENTR. CHIL- _dren welcome. 231 8. Jessie. |3 RMS, MODERN. HEAT & GAS. _ $50 2165 Pontiac Rd., nr. Oparte.. 3 LOGE. RMS. & BATH. GROUND floor, utilities furnished. 13 Pop- lar. Pontiac. For information cali _MY 71411 __FE_5-8183 3 ROOMS, NEWLY DECORATED, = af po bath & ent. Couple only. CASH AVAILABLE FOR LAND CON- ‘ TRACTS AND HOME EQUI NO OBLIGATION. CALL. Johnson REALTO 42533 R FSB 1704 8. Telegraph Rd. IMMEDIATE ACTION On any good land contract, New or seasone). Your cash upon sat- factory inspection of property and title. Ask Ken Templeton. K. L. Templeton, Realtor ~ 2339 Orchara Lake Rd. FE 4-4563 LAND CONTRACTs TO BUY OR _ to sell Earl Garrels, EM 3-2511 or EM 3-4086 QUICK ACTION ON NEW OR SEASONED LAND CONTRACTS. Buyers waiting. Bring r ab- stract & contract Clark Real Estate. + or 4-4813, 1362 W. Huron Ask for _Mr. ir. Clark. SHOP AROUNI. THEN SEE Us To sell your land contract. WE Buy Land Contracts N IF ogg on Asx for 3aces ere or MA priaee cvenads HUMPHRIES REALTY zor antes Reet Eetate 224 ' ALL CASH Ju aiediatety for Paid acreage any whi PENN KEALTY 4122 N. Woodward Royal Oak LI 9-5900 GI AND FHA CASH FOR YOUR HOME Yes. we can sel] your home for cash with very «mall down pay- ment. Call us for further infor- WE TRADE, WE BUILD DORRIS heal SON. REALTORS Ww 4Hur FE .4-1557 Immediate Action We Can as our Houge WHITE | & Dixie Hwy. ‘ti 9; Sunday 10 ‘til § HAVE CASH, WILL TRAVEL show” 7 Big cg ~ aoe you and vt. ent. “PE 9082 after 6 p.m. ‘o' 0 eb cas or home. land pease ae J tl acre- CLEAN 4 _ iat ene i now ute| OR 3-6179 or inquire se48 Digic ° PE 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. only. Broker 20th & rc Bre Lake fy é Rd PE 41157 B 4-4821 , ae. Beautiful a abt, i” Bi oe en ~ Sell Us Your Equity FE 5-6129, Don’t lose your home. Prom RMS . Service. Cath waiting Girees: ee ae AND BATH. HEAT. Hiny. on 4 Hstate. Dixie| _ priv. Sosbie_caly MY 23-1234, zo, FURN, APTS. AT WIXOM & OX- IMMEDIATELY bow ‘Lake. Sctnetder, MA 4-1292. "Homes, farms, iake property RN. G RMS. 3 land Bayer waiting. _tms, & bath, 80 State St. eau M. "Jones, eal. Est. rose | PAE gh ye Bo OR. 3-828 - ater st nee, Apts., Furuished a3 33 2? & 3 IN DUAL APTS. M 1 & RM, fin eb fgrhatnn Near Bie, inv “cinbelesanabiaicentisseii: | 3 as APT. CLEAN. ADULTS, _pvt. bath, 34 OW. _Huro |3 NICE RMS. PVT. Sate AND em Bus at dor. FE 55-7400. 3} ROOMS AND BATH. PRIVATE entrance. Utilives furnished. Near Huron Shopping Center. RMS. AND BATH, PVT. ENT. _ Adults only. 216 Judson. 3 RMS. ADULTS. | DAY WORK. | we ers, no drinking Must be clean | & quiet. Also 2 rms. FE 2-9054, | __@1_ N. Paddoc 3 RMS. ae S WARM. 405. W. Huron. FE 2- 3 RMS NEAR NEAT L HOSPI- tal. All util. furn. OR 3-9522. 3 LARGE RMS. & grein CLEAN. _Chid welcome FE + 3 3 RMS AND BATH. a ENT. , Steam a All util. furn, Very S50, Auburn Heights. FE 3 RMS. AND BATH. VERY DE- sirable for clean, quiet couple. FL 4-1971 3 ¥OOMS, MODERN. CLEAN. PVT. bach & ent., no drinkers oF pets. FE 2-366. 3 RMS. AND BATH. PVT. ENT. Very clean and nice Adults only. $20 per wk. oe at 237 Bald- win. FE 8-143 . 3 NICE RMS. ra iii cou- ple only. FE 3 RMS. PYT oy AND ENT. Util. furn. PE 8-1497. 3 LARGE RMS WILL BE SHADY > quiet Good neighborhood. Air- Par “eas Couple only. FE 4 RM, APT. CLEAN, COMFOR- table, — calld welcome, 4787 4 “aie AND BATH. REDECO- rated. Side Inquire 95 4_NICE ROOMS AND MURPHY bed, Utilities. FE 4-4686.— 4 eee: & BATH FURN_ OR | UN. | Pontiac Mtr. ra ROOM: BEDROOM P bath & a 748 Wall St. FE 2-4057. 4 ROOMS, FULL BATH, UPPER, eS e, Keego. Adults, FE 4-4618. | fia, DRESDEN. 4 ROOMs — } ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH & 1} EN. | gas heat, nea | _9 |COLORED 4 | BIRMIN NGHAM. A i¢ furnished. WOOD 3 rms. NICE 3 RM3. AND BATH. 8TO irigerator ‘urnished. Plenty perks spase. Apply Gloria apis 4 RMS. UTILITIES FURN. 1 OR 2 children ‘n welcome. PE 2-0677. 4 AND 5 See caretaker 3. Was! 41001. RMS. WATERFORD. MODERN, * cea, $13.00 wk., OR 3-5454 after “ROOM APARTMENTS. hington. PE p.m 4 .. Pps & GARAGE. A : t & hot water FE 8-1414 —_— ‘ RMS & BATH. UPPER. FE a “UPPER. FE 5 ROOM MODERN APA POON te RTMENT. 5 RMS _yard. & Ma & 5 RMS. & a PULL BAsE- 3-243 _ment. FE § RMS. 2 BEDRM. AP APT. TDEAL location. Close Near Genera! ital, Ref. re- _auired. | PE | 22080. 6 RMS AND BATH OF? STREET parki N Perry, 2 children wel- _come_ rE + Ts8T come /§ ROOMS UNFURN, CHILD WEL- PE 2-557} 3 — UP- _per. $13 per week Call PE 4-0287. | & LOVELY 3} ROOM APT. MUST! 2 BEDROOM MODERN. be seen to be appreciated. a | _ 244 8 Marshall. FE 2-@ ;3 A NEW 4 ROOM RANCH DU-) lex, wood pane! living rm & | iteben, util rm. 4@ ig. closets, eas heat. Crescent Lk beach & beat privileges. Professional aduits i" Avallabie May ist. PE! 4 RMS. & BATH. & _month PE 28203 or FE 3-9735. BIRMINGHAM - CENTRALLY Jocated ~ newly decorated 2 bed- rooms L&rge living room. auto- matic gss heat, Stove end Ria frigerator — Call Midwest porting spa $068 or Pideral 8-2153. | BEAUTIFUL 3 LARGE ROOM UP. od Mee in — Oak. Btove & | refr eh eas. MI 4¢8700 or ATTRACT apt. Stove, refri med — FE CTIVE 3 incl. Im- S71 or MI 5 = APARTMENT, PARTLY reasonable. HOLLY- ARTMENTS, Ez. Ward COLORE =D 4 rooms. Pvt, Close to Sears & “Reewuck: “368 & nignth. Children welcome 28. FE 5-441 or ee DEL-RIO ~ APTS. 281 OAKLAND & bath Stove and utilities furn. Couple with baby welcome MODERN & RMS OVER KEEGO _Hdwe., Drayton Plains. FE 2-2044. TOVE and refrig. furn. Al) util. Inquire at 734 W. Huron. FE 4-3157. NR. PONTIAC DRIVE-IN. 4 RMS. - Vacancy, 4 Ons HEAT. PENCED $50 j mn RENT ix- ait oo 61s Te: Ask for Weaver, ie ., AGE. STAGE REA Oi On Lake, Lake Orion. Good “ae swimming. we 23-5683. UPPER FLAT. 5 _pletely furs. $75 mo. a ~ Rent Houses s Unfurn. ; 36 an een" 2 BEDRM BRICK. %, CLEAN. © GaA- rage, lake priv. FE 3- — 2 BEDROOM DUPLEX — BEAUTIFUL EAST BOULEVARD HEIGHTS Now Por 875 PER NTH OPFICE: __544 NE Boulevard at Valencia 2 BEDROOM MODERN nnoMe. Call for details. GILES REALTY CO. PE 5-615. 2 BEDROOM MODERN White Lake road in Duck Lake area. Only A. AYLOR, | —— & 6 _ field 2 ROOM HOUSE, PARTLY FUR- _Rished. $9 Wall St. FE 2-3185 FULL BSMT. AUTO. 2 yrs. old. 64 Rutgers mo. plus deposit. Li 2 BEDRM, PULL BASEMENT, near bzus and schools, §75. FE _ 62267 or 146 W. Rutgers. _ Children welcome. FE 2-0022. 28 oll heat $80 «per _5-4019 ment, waterfront. Year around. $85 monthly EM 33262. _ BEDROOM RANCH TYPE, Drayton area, $85. FE 5-6797 | J BEDRM. { Britk § NEAR TOWN. | _E Bivd Reas FE 40262 |} ROOMS HOUSE WITH BATH. IN- Quire 3284 Josiyn Rd, FE $-3134. ae BEDRM MODERN DUPLEX, | Or downtown Rochester, auto. aot fenced back yard. Ref. OL | «ROOM, HOUSE l@ RMB & Mn RM. mo. Oi) heat. FE i _2-5788 after 5 '@ ROOMS AND BATH. BRICK. | Drayton Pisins. Almost new. OR | _ 3.3067. . 965 A 2-43132 or FE | $40 MONTH ¢ 4 , BME. 2, Sepais. _ Children. 2685 O k. Ave. § ROOM BePLES aa y ea Are. | Rent $63 per mo. Ist and Mast mo. Presale. Util paid by tenant. lo or ALL MODN ogg og a a gar nice c yard. | _ $65 imo. 31 Douglas St. PE 42716 ituconmaies * 3 oa HOME. CLARESTON, } BEDROOM RANCH lot 110 x 140, children welcome. ty Felix Dr. $100 month MA Cepar isi ISLAND LAKE. NEW jake front 2 bedrm. duplex, beau- teful view ideal swimming. boat- ing. $110 month, UN 3-8813 CLARKSTON. 2 BEDROOM Du- plex, Kk, garden space. Fi rE 8-1455_ | FARMHOUSE fOR RENT. FE 2-6663 or FE 2-7734 FOR LEASE, 2.5¢ FENTON ROAD ‘mile North of Mie. 6 rooms, Pontiac's ENGLISH RACER, GOOD COND. _, Reas. EM 3-5432. and bath, Pvt. Ent. & garage. welcome, $125 rT mon C: OR 3-4281. * appointme: i 3, HOUSE FOR RENT. 1859 WHITE ORCH ARD COURT pene Road. Available immediate- APARTMENTS LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL CLARKSTON —BRAND NEW — 4 rms. and bath. $10 wk. Ideal —AIR CNDITIONED— FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED 1&2 BEDROOMS ~~ —DRASTICALLY REDUCED— most exclusive, modern West side apartment development, ual entrances. tiful kitchers with metal cabi- 5 ROOMS. HOT AND COLD WA- ter furnished and heat, $18 r week. 130 8. Parke. Phone 5 LGE. RMS. AUBURN | HEIGHTS. _ Uti. furn., 676 mo $16 WEEKLY, 3 aoa ee bath & entrance, heat & elec- tricity, parking. Child welcome. Apply st, Clair. COTTAGE 8ST. 2 ROOM APTS. Everything included. See . Mrs. FE_ 8-2284. _ Cooper, Apt. ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 4 4 tm. apt., pvt. bath, Fg id rm., garage, N. “Shirl “ie | Pon- tac. Adults, ( 38 pogrom way 6. IDEAL FOR ao Living room with stu- alo - streamlined aervats and Ee BACHELOR. PVT. ENT. QUIET man, 50 Cottage. FE 5-6863. CLEAN i. BATH. 18T FLOOR-: Util. Walk downtown, FE _£9512."90 Cottage St CHECK THIS 2 & bath. Nicely furn. & See o Pie Auto. laundry & PY ent pvt. bsmt. mt Fir. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for men. 261 State St. | LOVELY 4 ROOM. ERB APTS. 119 State. PE 5-2203, * OTEL. KITCHENETTE APTS. Rimmer 15 Per week. 9470 Pon Lk OR 3 For a limited time, no leases or MANAGER 49 sree ee APT. 6 ~~ SLATER __ FE 4-4184 Nights: FE 4-3546 UNION LAKE—1 BEDRM. APT. in. modern apt. creel EM Fitna neighbors. nets in decorator colors with plas- security deposits required, ~ADULTS ONLY— E OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 10 AM-0 PM. APTS. 75-8 87 Union St. Adults Neat and quiet. Es- pecially & Mecseute to older per- sons. ical ge ogal separate 60. Will fur- | bees Only 3 “blocks from down- MAYNARD SLATER ERWIN SLATER 53 Ni PARKE ST. 3-4285. 1651 Playstead . 3 rooms and pvt. iy decorated. Quiet, Glose to downtown—yet in g residential neighborhood. $49 per for retired couple who 7 s garden. Call after 6, LI 3-373: MODERN 2? BEDROOM. ruts basement, fenced yard, auto. heat, immediate possession, $90 mo, _Call Don Lynn, MI 6-0500. NEW BRICK HOME FOR LEASE, $119 mo. FE 5-1 au NR. SASHAbKAW ~ BEDROOM . brick rarch oil furnace very clean, $80 mo FE 8-68 VT. | Balcony type building with tndivid- RENT OPTION TO eca =) BED. Toom pinged “ om North GMC Plant. FE 5- _ each ‘Tease RENT OR SELL I INCOME HO HOUSE. FE 54-3010. SMALL HOUSE, UNION LAI LAKB privileges, OR 3-6008. SAM WARWICK AT SYLVAN Lake — 3 bedroom brick, car- ae Lease $125 rNake privileges, SM. aoonE. MODERN $35 MO, 3369 Lapeer Rd. FE 4- 4-8085. ~ SOUTHEAST SIDE 3 bedroom, full bath & basement. Nice yard, $68 a month. MY 2-1864, Teventhgs. onal Fover., = M15 WALLED as . ed EDAW. LE. AC- cess, oo stores close. Stove furts . EM 3-4682. WEST. SIDE 6 RM. a. 1% pat Gas heat. Exc. . FE WEST SIDE, 5 “ROOM DUPLEX, _ Reed automatic heat, $85, FH Rent Lake Cottages 36A LAKE ORION, 2? BEDROOM, YR. around, no drinkers. 1 child wel- come, FE 4-4740 or FE 5-4355, For Rent Rooms 37 POPPA ATTRACTIVE RMS, GIRLS. 'e _Heges, 647 W. )_ Huron. PREV. CLEAN SLEEPING F ROOMS. PRI- 39380. wen? 3 RMS AND bate to town and bua. ni. tt RR Stn Sane Se ee spicata oe ey See arg Sets = ‘Ou or worker: nion Court. Phone FE 5-7871 or Cottage Bt.’ PE ett oder. a Fic dang stead. 102 E. Huron. |STAN. AUTOMATIC HEAT, ae Parkin 238, Paddock. PE &- FE 8-6127 Wart etin rtment, stove |GENTLEMEN PRE FERRED, and selrigerator’ OR, full Soenees pi Thorpe 8t., $6 Call Broker Pe, tsa? eslon. | i BOARD OPTIONAL roker, taker, PE 43000, © Ore Ave FB 3.108 CIN ROOM Fe men. Full Lage te tee . ae Rent Houses Furnished 35 ee OE ioe prtviegte, 1 BDRM. Mi N, aL a ee PE T. ENT. ON PB, MBEAN, ory a. | ere Omar NEWLY | DECOR LATED APART. SLEEPING B M WITH. KITCHEN retrigera 2 on lake. Lights, hea priv. r me = stong_Teraashed. nG ROOM so W. Rundell FE 54-3284 sina eae ~~ eee ~~! > MA 6-3858 BY OWNER ? BEDROOM RANCH Rent es Bus. ia Sh A” Ly semncaee i bene cummed "etsy euspres x 6. com-| fenced” ae ! ay adoened. elding shop.| garden area, 5 ike from Church bie ae ware or collision: gee Dravton Plains. $13,500. LARGE BUILDIN yi cmon for warehouse =e Been a Be $200 DOWN Piginese. Good E.)3 Bedroom starter house ‘with base- 5 ment, rough f, . Don £168 lot. Corner Auburn & Ander-| TRI-LEVEL STARTER HO son. Ideal for — < business.| Néibing down. vour lot. s FE oss, eee our ‘ot, G. Flattley. EM For Sale Houses 43; -— Y ACRE Dream Acres edroom modern home. In Clarkston (Potential 2) Nice and clean. Ve We have 2 new brick ranch-type | Near Junior High School. 34 Domes. situated oD iy sere. ee miles from courthéyse. Deal with 7 oe ee rr. Only $8950 Terms. Call well residented subdivision oun pe mornings MUtual its panoramic view Dee ke, iY Sie tat ase te Dorothy Snyder Lavender ton, with labefron tacts on Deer ie ce w 3 ui egies EA, a division. We invite you to tnsp Phone EM 3303 or MU eeugt | Stee Bomes — cat tote | .| Ww Ee. brick ranch. tm baths, a | FURNISHED MODEL | OPEN DLORAH BLDG. CO. FE 8-6455 BY OWNER 3B basement. 7 YE 7 BEDRM. __ drapes included. $17, 260. F3 — ee NEW MODEL New 3 bedrm. bungalow with full’ basement, " COPPER PLUMBING, ALUMI- NUM SIDING, TILE “. OAK FLOO BIRCH ABINETS FORMICA COUNTERS. PORCED , AIR OIL HEAT. If you would like this home dupli- eeated on your lot, come out and | let us show you this new node! at $9.960 on your lot F.C. Wood Co.| Williams kobe Rd. at MSO OR 23-1235 ___ Office Open 9 am-# pm. KEEGO HARBOR NICE $ RM “modern. $6500. $509 én. FE 5-0107 ‘NOTHING DOWN Beautiful bi-leve! & tri-leve! starter homes If you're looking for seme- thing different in the line of start- er homes—then you can't $84 af- re to miss down on your jot or we have ‘several - choice lots aval ARRO REALTY TED McCULLOUGH, REALTOR $143 Cass-Elizabeth ye LS 4-3844 Open am to8 Wpm snaas 1-5 BY Y OWNER, 4 ROOMS AND BATH) _ o J“ “= land — down ae ee eyara.U Dies : RE eed ——_ GI RESALE — BY OWNER. 4% bedroom ‘ _ plastered walls, cineretor, —— & screens,. fully landscaped lot, beautife: sub-! division, GI searing, take over pay ments small down ay- __ment. _FE_¢1444 of F FE 4. 2B BEDROOM dOME IN AUBURN th emal) down payment. UL ~ NOTHING DOWN FRONT bed ecreens ———— coats ex: terior, rough wiring. Full basm't | B&Z Starter Homes OR _ 4¢0H41 1 MILE ROAD AND DECKER. 2 bedrm, home on jot, 80x165. a car garage. Fenced yard, storm and screens. All for $8,900. FE __2-4001. BY OWNER. 3 gee ae MO em, On 3 acres. MY: BY OWNER. 4 cone WILL accept best offer FE 5-3564 YEAR AROUND HOME AT Doce i, 4 bedrooms, tiled floors, R 40054 or FE 2-3969. For Colored ood buy that) ted ated ES front porch. Besutfful tile ftchen. Full basement, Prcend on easy terms or no costs. Two nice homes off Earlmoor back of St. Joseph hospital 5 rooms and bath each plus stair- boty 5 to attic. No down payment, to G.I. veteran. Only closing costs cout Mrs Ph. FE Howard, 18 Gillespie 32-6412. John Kinzler, _ Realtor 670 W. Huron & COMPARE range. 3 16x18 living room, and sewin aths, room. hardwood floors. : basement with recreation on Storms and screens. Attached yell on 3 lots on small lake. $1500 Cc “PANGUS, Realtor 2160 M15 Ortonville, NA 7 7-28 2 BEDROOM HOME. 1'2 2 ACRES Some berries & fruit. 2% yrs. old, Sale or ete fer good city home| OR 3-3458 COLORED ONLY rm. house and gerece, nai, #4 h00, $300 down. SMITH 4% PER CENT MORTGAGE and privileges on Huntoon Lake, 2 bedroom ranch, plenty of clo-et space, alu- minum storms and screens, large lot. noe m mediate ef this home, with mily: dining room, 2 bedrooms, large lot. la.e priv eges. Fu} price oniy $6600 — terms, SYLVAN LAKE Bri, ranch, 3 bedrooms, ps ath, 9x18 ft. screened — ch paved ai gear - ae wey" s F re A Wideman 412 W. HURON OPEN EVES _ FE 44526 _ NEED A FINANCE- FIXER? Order Classified Ads to sell. rent. find a good job. FE 2-8181 is the Want Ad number | down pay- ment to GI. veteran. Only closing hg Some choice ies avail- 'LOON LA KE | Waterfront Located in one of Waterford's tn. | est established neat gpsaceig com rests . this exquisite ranch type home on | a large % acre lot. With a 100 ft. of water frontage with swimming | and beating on § lakes accessible. from your tront Goor. e home| features: Large living room with | fireplace, glass sll veranda overlooking the sized nage | cious .&itches with all and cupboard space galore. master bedrooms, 1%% baths, fu walk-out basement er fireplace | in recreation room ttached 2. car garage This Laue will fit | our dream for only $27,900 with | . down. Will accept trade. Call fer appointment today. LAKEFRONT 2 Bdrm. Bungalow Situated on Eagle Lake in Water- ford is thts new 2 bedroom lake | front home featuring large Uving room, with glass sliding doors out to a Veranda ining ¢!. spacious | kitohen with pirowy space. 2 large | bedrooms and full tile bath. Full | walk-out basement with pictare Windows overlooking the laze. A!! this for the unbelievable price of $11,900 with convenient terms. Cal) for eppointment today. _ Clarkston | REAL ESTATE, INC. . 20 8. Main. -Clarkston, Mich. | (ACROSS FROM BANK): mane 5-6821 Open Dally 6 $-—Sunday 12 to $) | NEW CUSTOM SUILT HOMES. + a | bedrms.. I) baths, attached | rage Near Northera High 979 | Emerson FE 6-86 4 ROOM HOUSE, om “LAND CON- traet, comoletely modera. 3-0846. $450 “MOVES YOU IN | Two — 3 bBedroem brick ranch . homes, full ba.ement, gas heat, | ene abl oe. i Fra drooms, full base-— ment, “as ain large lot WILLAAM WHITCOMB | REALTOR 1 ULL 27°30 1 ~— BUNGALOW. $300 DOWN 4 rooms and bath big garage, | fenced lot, block to ger bus Full price $3960. $36 m 772 | Mae St. Phone Oakiand. 8: y2018. | REDWOOD AND | 1% baths, | tchen with 1280 5Q = FT Ledgerock gare agg & ceramic tile, fami : pecs in) raoge top and oven; disposal;' fireplace, carport with extra storage space: loaded with closets. On ‘beautiful 100 ft. lot with pines, city water, sewers, etc iNage of Milford. Owner transferred. Must sell. Should mortgage for gerne Fy $19,- 900 with $3,000 down. STEELE REALTY, 135 Highland igan. Rd. (M-59) Highland, Mi _MUtual_ 4-2045. Templeton SELL OR TRADE Auburn Heights area. Income re apartments and ba up and bath dewn. Full paoeent | and extra lot. Trade for 3 bed-/ room in Northern district ~K.L. Templeton, Realtor | 2339 Orchard Lk. Rd. FE 4-4563, __Atter_6 FE 30003 GI RESALE 3 bedroom brick, paved street, |- near school, church and stores. Finished basement, fenced rear | yard, h outside grill, You Measure the value. Call today. FE 804 m | C. SCHUETT, Realtor 15| LARGE BEAUTIFUL HOUSE OV- _ abet tk aks, inquire 5415 Eliz- |NORTH | SIDE x BDRM) ft ue MOD- ern ranch. Lge. lot FH oe pe mo Hoyt Realty Bhick’s i _3-3711. FOUR ROOMS AND BATH WITH ples e on | 50 x #190, Price only $350 cows $70 month 30 Glass Rd., off M15 highway | near Ortonville. CLARKSTON. 6201 ASCENSION. lot 210x105. Bal. of $10. bedrm ranch home. 1'% tlle path. e. si 20 200 dn or less. Owner. 10.975 ‘ CHOICE HOME SITES. LOTS ‘5x 150 and larger. Beautiful Watkins Hills Subdivision. Water, paved streets. $2,650. W. W. Ross Homes, Ince. FE 4-0591 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Lakefront Home 4 bedrooms with glassed and screened lake porch, All in ood condition — and out. headed 60 ft:*lot with gentle slope to mae beagh. Ideal for Factory worker With grow- inig family, too Jarge for pres- ent widow owner, Reasonable price and terms. . 4-Bedroom Home On Henry Clay and- near Senior ~~: . In “7 good cond id “ eal for large family, room- ers or income, Price $12,060 terms. . -Kinzler High School REALTOR 670 W. Huron St, Ph, FE 4-3525 * Open Eve. ; DAILY 10-8 a) shade trees Vestibule entrance rence 2 car altsched garage, 5 specious room th fi 11 —— Fy poll ge tg carpeting. —— Prog me pov oo be etween North Perry and jnodera ‘song Mg Ban pine home or equity in trade. tered ay og Oe ment. Tec. | $16,900. $3.300 DOWN. Three bed- "$8, 250 room, built in bar, r etc.| "room Brick Ranch Home, built Large screened porch, 3'e-car €& | jn igo. Light oak floors full COMPLETE pow YME seaped. groun the transfer of | Basement Drivileges to Oakland te es to MPA nt Gea." mctors official gives ee tbor] Lake, Other desirable features, TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT home for $14,400. 88P—RES. FY 4-4813 } “ AY LAKE privileges. | At ‘CLARK REAL ESTATE tractive 362 H pocttey, 4 Sopeme Rowe ge S| eS mores ores ere ton. sees. sulated home | 5; ROOMS & Ate GARAGE. AU- acreens, all Mw ‘shape. It 1s te. ofl A Bai A-t cond. 3 lwts. only a’ stone's throw ftom be se from i to 5. 2. you ww may be it $2900 1500 nee oe oe See with ‘91500 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE i SASHABAW nancy of new bedroom brick. Tile FHA TERMS bath, 12x16 carpeted liv . has picture windows, large kitch-| Immediate possession owner has en wW. b: a. moved to Lapeer, = neentifel py . i yre ld, There is a fu “Wace ‘ , rs: re . al: see 4 and floor and about a oi] fu & jaree 117 half the | built for x 128 ft. lot. Total price only 24x26 garage, lot. $17,000 ‘4 ry a ad fe Gls ow: * pete down & $61 per The | - William Miller interior» of this 3 aid ‘i - is : ¥ , 4 nice Realtor FE 20203| & Beast & ev lene wun HOME PULL ‘BASEMENT pene seeceden cake. _ HOME Jano TOD NVESTORS ——"MULTI-CAKES REALTY _ | -¥f_ you are looking for invest- 4 BEDROOM HOME This . the place you have been nigga ge for with pienty of room x x. i seer" ment with Slersoa ete shade and fruit tregs, a peed . $13,500. Terms. ; 3060 8B. COMMERCE RD. MA 41578 HAYDEN ON YPSILANTI. Immediate Pos- session Low down payment. 2, BR. home, Oak floors. Gas fur-' nace @nd water heater. Bath. $4,800. is the full price. re isan 60 i a "tail basement ‘| oka EY MOON ERS You can’t go wrong with this the gas heat & ciate. ARRO REALTY TED McCULLOUGH, $143 Cass-Elize! price many ron features you will have to see to appre REALTOR Rd. 5-1284 +3044 pat 9 am. to 8:30 p.m. Sunday 1-5 ea OR TRADE Equity in 3 B.R, bome. baths. Separate ~- dining room. passmant. Furnace. t oer garagé. Lot 60 x 130. Good | East side location. | NO DOWN PAYMENT. ve GI) Near Wisner School. Room | home. 2 car garage Pull base ment, Oil Full CEDAR Loto id LAKE. Remod-| Approx. 80 3 . | “furnace. Fenced yard. $7.500' with low down payment. WARDS ORCHARD. § Room home | bas plastered walls. 2 Nice bed- | rooms. Bath Ol furnace. Prine furnace price a8 ROCHESTER AREA anaes 2 bedrm. home, _ dia 13x18 plus dining spe tached garage. Terms... Almost woods and landscaping. ce 7" acre, 7600 North of town: very nice 2 bedrm home, ol] meee 26 ft. at Tm., util, rm Almost 2 scenic | =. acres, with beautiful landscaping, fruit trees, flowers Call OLive 6-0371 Maurice Watson, Realtor and berries. A real good value. $11,500. Terms. | hl W. Fifth, jGar ana . yard. $9,200 with $1,500 do quick sale. 3 barm. x Cape Cod PONTIAC ROAD. Toward Roches-| 4,49 acres, Beautiful, tec. om. ter, Of moderate contemporary) stable. Util bidg. Screened porch design. 3} BR. home of frame pirepiace 2 car garage. 3142 S es eee aga Bivd. East { Adams 4 . kitchen has bu in stove | ——— ——— even, hood and fan. Bath with 2 BEDROOM HOME OFF OAK built in vanity. All bedrooms | land Ave Litany basement, ig have doubie closets 1% car ga rage. Only $1620 down. | _ NEAR WATERPORD HIGH | bedroom ranch home with Rca | inum siding. Oak floors Piastered | Tile bath. Divided base- | 13500 Low FHA. Payments. | if C. HAYDEN, Realtor 66 E Walton FE 60441 Open Eves. — BRICK 8 room English colonial, 2 car. garage, guest house, 24a acres of | good garden soll, paved road, terms #3 038 owner. After 5 p.m. call OR WEST SUBURBAN Nice 6 room ranch home on a large lot, fully landscaped. includes 1%, car fereee. : close to new grade and junior big hool. 1 price $11.950-FHA terms. OVERLOOKING LAKE Practically new, 5 room home, across road from private beach. Lake privileges. Includes 2 car afage and large shaded lot. Saly $11, NF —_ AVL 50 down. REAL of U . a 7732 Highland Rd. (M-50) OR 4-0306 ‘STOUT'S Best Buys _ Today SMALL FARM Move into this deliehtful 7 BY Price, $6200. 865 month 35 Posd | street from Post Offi ville, ~ OWNER _ house. _for appoint treet, ce, FOUR BEDROOM | FRAME HOUSE $200 down, across Orton- } 2. +SEMI-FINISHED | OR 3-2681 or OR 3-1070 4 RM. HOUSE FOR SALE CALL _FE 62528 | before 6. | ~$150 Moves You In 860 A MONTH PAT MENTO. wat. ry ee te oe JIM WRIGHT, "Realtor 345 Oakland Ave, Call Eve __ MULTIPLE LISTING. ‘ennvice 5-0441 Partridge ig THE “BIRD” LAKEFRONT We know if you're looking for @ fine lakefront home, room Utility tn basement. tile TO SEE this is S| immediately. [sr big 10x16 country kitch- edrooms plus family room Full ceramic bath. In addition to the 100° TM. Reg. US Pat Of, © 1959 by NEA Service, ine. “Why, Allen! You mean you're finally in the bag?” For Sale Houses — 43 RR ee ee VAL-U-WAY _ FOR VALUES BARGAIN 2 BEDROOM LAKE PRIVI- LEGE HOME 100 FOOT | WILL TER OR TAKE TRADE POR DOWN PAYMENT. NO DOWN PAYM’T $115 APPROXIMATE COSTS WILL OVE IN A “LIKE NEW" 3 OR 3 BED- ROOM HOM CALL BASEMENTS R. J. (DICK) VALUET REALTOR 45 Oakiand Ave Call Evenings : _MULTIPLE LIST ING SERVIC STARTER HOMES ~ No down payment required on your free and clear 2. 3, and 4. bedrooms with or without basements arg model for in- spection. Wood Co. O | 3-1235 re BEDRM. 2 BATHS. WEBSTER | carpet, gas heat, storms. screens, | ostiones” owner, FE 2-TTM. LOW DOWN PAYMENT — $800 LOW TOTAL — ONLY 57000 — eoemn ions home, close city bus. two lots, good gar eee | spot, basement with ofl heat, CALL NOW ~ - JR. Hiltz Realtor 1011 W. Huron ___FE_ 5-6181 BY OWNER. LEAVING [NO STATE 3 bedrm. brick, near schools. _— offer. 120] Featherstone. _8-9506. FOR 3 bedroom, full seement. se | yard. Good location $6,950 down. Lauinger Real Estat. OR | | 38138 i DRAYTON AREA Attractive Norman, brick 2| large bedrooms, Kitchen., Separ- wte dining room. Spacious cer- ted Mving room with fireplace Hardwood floors. 1's ths. Full basement wath finished family room with fireplace. Also ed extra bedroom. with gas heat. atemes Large landsca Close to schools & ‘Brayton shop- foot center. It will to xk at this home “seh” — price has been reduced cor? very ljow-call for informa- “GEORGE BLAIR ALTOR Bey, OR 312351 AYTON- PLAINS 4536 ae of “lakefront, it has a nicely er | Eves eae OR_3-1708 or OR, 3-8842 peintment TRADE — Have a trailer, boat., ern ranch with 2 car be yours, Located on a mo with lake TRADE land comer wig can kind of saburbes livin ahr Let us know now wh rivileges, “. — cin room and bath family home want to trade for this — your tn time for the summer gar- home of tomorrow, et ee ee = >ARTR GE csr tarage, chicken ouse * A real home value at aid REALTOR I ani IDGE —< OPEN TIL 9 | . ‘ WALLED LAKE AREA W ATERFRONT By owner, outstanding neighbor. | Year round living at nomi- hood, ranch. brick, M4 yrs. old, nal cost in this attractive exc floor pla., 3 bedrooms, 1's 2 bedroom modern home Large 50x200 ft. lot facing canal with access to § lakes, has of] furnace, storms and screens. Price includes boat and motor, Only $1,000 down moves you BUILT-IN COMFORT saving or Large Shocmenn’ with gas heat and gas hot water, Landscaped jot with 1 car garage. Only $1 down willbandle. $495 DOWN A real solid bi 4 room and bath home loceted near Cass Lake on 2 lots with lake privileges, Oak floors, plastered walls, storms and screens. Vacant for imme- diate possession. Call NOW. Warren Stout, Realtor 17 N nega St. Ph. FE 5-8165 pen Til 8 p.m. %, —“SYLVAN LAKE 4 BEDRM. FHA $500 Dn. FE 4-2366 Johnson 20 YEARS OF SERVICE. WEST BLOOMFIE 4 bedroom honor ranch home, large kitchen in dining area, iM tile bath, cafpeted through- out. Ronse ig fenced lot, close tc shopping center. Only $15,- 800 with $3,800 down. LOW Down PAYMENT Atfractive completely modern 5 room bungalow. Basement with new furnace and hot A Saget Ey “A er, lands¢aped le rage. Price onty $7,400 6 call FE’ 5-2935 or or FE .5-6447 A. JOHNSON, fealtor 1704 S. Telegraph Rd. FE 4 253 ever a aier + paved are. -baths, ty acre iandscaped. basement, paved roads, extra fea- tures, mortgage. MA_ 4-3330. CHEAPIES: — IT’S AS But you won down STEAL 10 per cent down to FHA WIL ‘TIAMS. LK. RD. 3 bedroom modern with full base- ment. Home only 3 $7200 with $1100 d own years old. F, C. Wood Co. Williams ged ie at M59 ____ Office » Open i rr 5m. 5 RMS,, NEWLY DEC., BASEM'T. month _ ant oe $400 ohn K. Irwin & SONS LIKE LOW PAYMENTS? $48 per month including insur- ance and taxes is the low ment on this of Pontiac. Priced a 500 with $2,100 p Reed WE ALL LIKE TOMATOES And in the big this cute - $7,500 two- room home cone jl os, north ‘4 ay- ed- you ean sure grow them arden area behin ve-room home cated gn the East .. pasa : Ee" condition. Only i down. Cash’ offers ca | $250 DOWN Toa structed home ps or ge attic. " nt. $7,900 ‘s he a full Vet would put him in this | two - bedroom, masonry con- ye jarge base- ~ John K. irwin & Sons _ Es ron bal ° ive. PE = ees so t— eae ftreet 2 4031 "BUD" 4 Investors. Attention See this well conditioned 2 fam- fly income, with full basement, -3 car garage, om conveniently | located aved ae Lower apartment features and bath, dining room, room and kitchen; up’ ment includes one room full bath: automatic gas heat | and hot water, screened front hie newly decorated ney ced at $13,500 terms. wait. see it TODAY. Only $1,000 Down Quick Possession and see th's snick and bedroom family nen y North side locati close to school, bus and stores: Offering easier living with sep- arate dining room, large ves- tibule entrance with generous i closet. venetian blinds, storms | | and screens, full baseent, au- ' tomatic gas heat and hot wa- ter, 1% car garage, paved street. HURRY. buy [t while you can. “Bud Nicholie, Realtor 49 Mt. Clemens Call Mr. Meiser FE 3-120 o $-8004 il i INDIAN VILLAGE This is truly a bargain. Only $16,000 full price buys this love- ly 3 bedroom brick situated on a corner lot. Full basement, gas heat, garage. Nicely land- scaped lot. See this beautiful home ay. $550 DOWN this nice 2 bedrodfy home. Plastered walls, oak floors, forced atr heat. Call, today! $400 DOWN plus on 4th street. Large 17! Plenty of pac basement, alr heat, FHA terms. TRADE New 3 bedroom ranch, located near Oakland Lake, Beautiful select oo floors, plastered beg ins heat, carport. WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE 1483 BALDWIN FE 4-0647 closet forced DON’T WISH FOR MONEY! Make it easily through Classified Ads. To sell, rent. buv, swap, hire, dial FE 2 8181, ‘ a 2x20 Hving Fm. drapes, Furnace room’ seen ss, 2 bedrooms | No other cost pale you into | mortgage cost will move | you me this 3 bedroom home | | 28 IRWIN ticular buyer at $14,500 YOU WITH THE ee extra garden space. miles from town. Lot ¢s, has 2 bedrooms with un- car You’ garage. term ps i R. IRWIN 198 W. Walton FE 3 | MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE BY OWNER. INDIAN VILLAGE. 3! bedrm. colonial. Exe. 7" Utica off Mohawk, $16,060 4-4676. -For Sale Houses" 43 GEORGE R. paymen + MOTHER'S DREAM : eee tar Yes Mom, you can see your Ly eshie R. Tripp, Realtor children to school from the door- 1% West Huron 8t em gas heat, Priced for hb} most par- GREEN THUMB You can really go to town with Located 80x27. bn finished attic. bree a; and new be top range. Full basement th. GI term with of! FA heat. Lot 100x NORTHERN SCHOOL 191. Priced at only $16,000. loom, bungalow with full pUNTOON LAKE automatic Bg ty ie) peeaeag from grade ees FHA | 3-7883 | 20 rE Soe PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1050 | Hoe J 38| For Sale Houses 43} 3 CARNIVAL,” “ by’ Dick Turner) For Sale Houses _43| _ SBUILD N Pa pa eke 3 hae YOue , oe mi ae 4 Bor el RANCH HOME. COLONIAL 7 pull” it it, tis - 636. "More $$ for oT None Home’ BRICK 3-BEDRM. Only $10,105 B. — ED | rm. 18x14. ‘d lum b- ing We'll ¢ " la" it. Plans? Hundred: ancing. | W. H. BASS REALTY Builder FE 3- -7210 “THIMK1" war Paes a $82 DOWN ~TOTAL— , D $69 PER MONTH ~VA TERMS— BEDROOM CC ‘COLONIAL In JUDAH LAKE Estates Lifetime Aluminum ROOF & SIDING : i $390 MOVES You IN $44. PER MONTH DLORAB BUILDING co. . B 36122 Homes ia EMINOL E HILLS oyrews Road — 6 rooms bite frame, green biinds, closed in porch, 142 baths den, natural * fireplace large lot 200 feet deep, can be S wees with low down FE 5-161 or FE 44278. Evenings. SCHRAM WEST SUBURBAN 4: bedroom oe ee with lix 20 living rm., 8 x 12 kitchen with wall oven and counter- 3 bedroom ranch with tixtt ving reom. 16 x 16 famuy kitchen, full divided base- ment with oil heat and 1'y- | emr garage Lot 100 x 134. About $1,600 will move you in, on PHA terms. SCOTT LAKE 2 bedrooms with 1!2"24 liv- Pj room, 10 x 16 kitchen, ft. corner lot. Priced at $10,950 terms, 3 Bedroom HOMES $100 DOWN | | Moves You In so WHY PAY RENT? | | | BUILT IN RANGE & OVENS | LOADS oF aeciemaes FEATURES ‘MODEL OPEN ji FE 8-3763 or Eves. LI 2-4677 | WEEKDAYS & sgRDAy 1 TO 7. nei —— access to EXCEPT FRIDAY Wack tkins. Lake, Ra % 2m teat "931 stanley y wide. Finish sen ie 2 bio ocks north of Moncale Close to school. Large living pared — Separate Bog H WESTOWN REALTY | fee, a S980 celta “9150 cowa, with IVAN W. SCHRAM REAL TOR _ FE $-9471 OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAY Mi) JOSLYN, COR, “MANSPIEL MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE _ LOVELY COLONIAL HOME. : Lo cated 18 miles NW of Pontiac stok- apaeingron HILLS—473 73 Mi 3 bedroom ranch, brick OORE with peeseay’: owner, $500 down, LI | SELL OB TRADE — Large 3 bed- _2-3813 Crescent Lake Estate | 2 bedroom Be Sree see Some Plastered, painted walls. 2 to $1,000 down CUCKLER REALTY | N. Saginaw + 5-Room Bungalow Full ull Basem’ t, Oil Heat Brick Bungalow * Very desirable modern brick bun- | gaiow tm Pioneer Highlands dis- | trict. About § yrs. old, has 3 bed- | | rooms, sargeied living and din- | tng rooms,. good sized kitchen, 4 patio & 2 car garage. See at your convenienc e * | “W ILLIS M. BREWER JOSEPH F. REISZ, GALES MOR. orrawa HILLS , 06 E. —_s ve “a #5181 You've always wanted 8 if $ rooms and ba.h down. 4 room: cine im Good Value | and bath up. Pull. besement, jocation, near Saginaw & Timken oi] a car garage. Oakland Ave., large Troom house Black top drive ot ayer = we ST mcs gucd wanteaee etice, | Webeh: pated suet ‘ould m tt ess ce, use upper floor for apartmen Hig BoA Tag 1% baths, auto. heat. Plenty of 2,500 down and oe month. Wil in ae space ” only $10,000. on | 2-Family Income consider small home or Waterford in trade Giroux-Franks GENERAL REAL ESTATE £385 Dixie Hwy. OR 3.9701 Drayton } | BY OWNER, 5 RM. TERR ' me furniture. Smal] dn. amona Terrace. Call FE 4 ACE. sds: good home on the West Side HERE IT 18! Three bed- . westibule entrance, fireplace den, full dining ~ foom, terrific kitchen; dish- BRICK full basement. Storms | sereens Venetian blinds. uther extras schools, MSU and | Sacrifice $3.00" bare ter ott 800. By owner. FE ANCH, 3 BEDROOM, a Many Large corner lot, beautifully saoaceees hear washer, breakfast nook. ING: Call now RIVER sneer Nearly new 3 bedroom cree. 5 wooded lots. Access to 2 "| | heat, 2 car | ato i | Dorothy ‘Sny der Lavender ; 7 Realtor Est. 29 Years 7001 Highland Rd. (M59) r | Phone EM 3-3303___or | pereent on land contract, oy Ww. ongfellow or call, FE 8-22 ranch home. Full basement, automatic arge lakes. Only $13,. MU 4-6417 2 BEDRM. FRAME, LOW DOWN- for feces information and oes ent to see, NICHO- ARGER CO., 33 W. --Huron 8t. FE 5-81 183. | DORRIS Beverly Street 5 rooms * bath, full basement, bus at door. terms. Sylvan Lake Area Attractive bungalow, ope west shore of lake. living room, natural fire Central High Area arately. | Sylvan Lk.—Canal Front lots. Living — dining room floor. 2 bedrooms & bath up West Suburban Realtors Since 1923 Huron FEderal 98-0466 Open Evenings & sunday 14 alum, storms & screens. Paved street, $8,500 $750 down, _ &mong massive spreading . weet Leg rao and ge | r awn, on G Woodhull Lake Area M50 * Neots decorating. fond Modern 3 bedroom ranch, bullit a pees hot water heatin in 1956. Asbestos siding, gas fur- system, basement, and fu nace, insulated thruout, Large bath, $10,975; $1 down. family size kitchen, dining area; full bath. Corner location, large | WILLIAMS LAKE HOME landscaped lot. Clarkston school Lot 102x200; $14,950 $11,950, convenient | canal front. a dining room, tile bath, en- ice landse poe Fiosed sun roles 8 Auto. heat in Perma. “Consider” home ip basement. tached garage, 110 trade. - ft.. lot ciperue eaasceae Boat ‘dock. $14,500, ter 2 homes, 1 acre fronting on 2 streets. Main home 7 rooms & at ore SS bath 4 bedrooms, | iurmece: family home. situated o and poms ‘ pig bath. Rea- W. Huron en a nice quie sonably priced. May be sold sep-' street One of Pontiac's olft- 3 bedroom home on 4 waterfront kitchen & master bedroom on Ist. Full basement, auto. heat, water softener. 30 ft, 2-car garage, am- A pretentious oy family le for boat storage. Paved ‘drive home for only $17,059 th patio, Well landscaped, $16,950, your children will be seed terms. . : home, situated on ment, panele recreation t attractive modern ranch room, fireplace thermo ne. Living room -& ~_ room oven and grill and numerous 2 ft. each. 2 bedroom. bath, other selling appointments. ern kitchen, 2 firep sees. Full ' ment, Many extra features. RICK FOUR F. “Kool-Vent awnings, pene wf * a st DE 5 000 pes gd lopdovapes. oe hed. 2 i Pear, complete ve room town Powtiae® $34,500. terms, basement, and oil fur maces, Roy Annett, Inc. YESTERDAY'S BEAU THE OLD FARM HOME Six exceptionally large liv- able rooms all on one floor, plus 2 ne e screened in side porch, basement, beauti- fully pred me recreation room, solid conerete drive, and 2 car garage, numerous i fruit trees, shade trees WEST orraet HOME There is no question in Sur, 1 minds in regards to the dol- er family homes, but mod- ; ernized with professional [ taste. A home we are proud to show 95000=C«con FHA terms. ’ OUTSTANDING i 3 igo DROOM. R HOME c large corner lJot,. breezeway 2 car garage, full base- good rental location and a (GAYLORD $800 DOWN - Little farm rig ety. Two large a0 x 158 4 rm. Zieh ofl AC tice, “notes. Li S| $6,960 rou.» PRICE ~ nace, large 7 180 Lake wileges. a from city joa , Eas fireplace. -a 3. room west side home on street, Priced at only- $10, go GI, Large screened se: ga- rage, oii furn. All Ia rami, sone cs a oie or for (cheaper, hom or late model car. LAKE FRONT — Sell or, trade. anc Bungalow wieh basemen ved , Will, bool LAKE PRONT — Brick sania. ery erate e = range, etc. Lovely large family room ~~ pe ae t pee a he ideal home for Ee e hiv Priced at only . 900. oun leaving state. —— 737 Bal a : “owner, #11.000: oe Pagan Rei PONTIAC REALTY dawin FE 5-827 LIST WITH US < For fast & effi- -_ servige.. WE BUY, ¥, SELL = TRADE. 20 years serving Pontia & Vicinity. nm 9-8. L. H. BROWN, Realtor 2407 Elizabeth Lake Road Ph. PE 4-3564 or FE2-481 Multiple Listing Service 2? FAMILY INCOME - Can be rehased on FHA wit about $860 down Paved street & _corner lot. 5 rooms. s —— down; 3 rooms & bath ment. Priced at ‘just Py10,s00. =_— Section Pisin Plains. leet door to new post office. Bufiding apart ment above. — DRAYTON PLAINS Natural stone or lace, built-in oven =— = < . m... basement 245 and furnace. te: or yess 7 eo BROKER 609 Elizabeth Lake Rd. PE 4-11657 PE 4-4821 PERSONALIZED HOMES FE 48-2206 @ ROOM MODERN, BY OWNER, $8900 vee siaee down or $7500 cash, PE 4-6037 THE MRS. SAID “ITS AWFUL” : full ba Ry Privileges 2 "Biaade’ strait ,| EMBREE & E& GREGG ws with basement, heat. new kitchen cupboards. 2-car ‘Nothing Down RILEY |= Se_—— JIM WRIGHT, Realtor PE $0441 EAST SID Low nae —" 7 oo We just getting our new ots. fi the way we want Newly aecernia” unk new w yovens * v °S| late. Paneled recteation.. room. Pini Storms and sereens. 2-car . done. Ranch home with 3 jatee Carpet and extra irooms, fireplace in the ving! included at siabo0, kitchen with .ots of cupboard space. Garbage disposal. Full 2, a. heat, The bei acre, = ot BY OWNER 3 bedroom modern -home, full furnace, wall to wall ¢ . other attractive i. Auburn Ave., at 98 South wa Dr. RARGAIN 45 Oakland Ave. Call Sunday MULTIPLE LISTING. “SMITH" Ol and a-car ga Paved street. z ‘x Sines bot, ater, gar ion atu ae rae Frank Shepard, Realtor 1010 Adams _Rd., rth eee akeoe . mM. -. | party cal Bea 1 yr. old, bal- ance $12, . wih e sider 7. f= for my $1500 equity. owner. No dealers, please. OR fi SYLVAN LAKE Warwick ar “ieelever ranch “bom home, Fire- eo ~e™ age 185 aity. pill water usive, comme _ Sia n "Boer wood $34 00 mee Sum BY ¢ wae w. 5 * “oe carpeting in living and din- he rm. Low down th pane! = ——— tile ba wes Cay 315 ,500 Total in. bay easy term : ree UT, Realtor .RENT BEATER na eee catside’ of rcity, a ay once Bion et fon crooer at this CHUETT, Realtor 199 ra pas Orr, NUBURN NEEDS REPAIR BATHROOM. SILVER LAKE A = this area ot fine, ho aeatte Be an enjoy your ne ne 3 “bedroom brick ane ah Taare everything for today’s hurried ay bee med and che arage. eo e ¢ Hving 3 “4 Sens Taste dining room with “tirepiac e. A very com- plete home with built in washer, JA and dryer. Call =r for an appointment, OWNER WILL SACRIFICE this year old three bedrett home loads of cupboards. Large fenced Ppayment only $1900. let. _Down payme $1! This is an owner's loss and a buyer's gain. ENJOY THE Lae rue — = a et 0 AE caging en- — hes 3 bedroo oe wal fare a good phy ten n for swim- ming. trod ting, Nice enclosed fr porch, W lot less than a block from ~ lake, ‘Tepms. ~ LAWRENCE W, GAY cat. 1% EB, PIKE FE 4-9584 REN? It FAST| through Rent Rds! Room, house, apartment, any- thing — Want Ads give sound long-terms invest- ment, ROnES S x oon REALTORS - nee 752 W. Huro FE 41567 | MULTIPLE LasTING” SERVICE ! Eve, VE 8-3008 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE | ,eick BUNGALOW $2,950 DOWN... poy Fo and terest. Call us “ER ee poy the: Moor is fintebed: MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE "| MuwTOON LAKB Crete oe an ft. sf r area in this exc old beauty. So tecream “Luxaire’ : homes. $11,500 it FAST! and landscaped to tion on 2 lots. Ce bath and 5 Eaciesed Basemen’ = even ne ‘carpeting, for $15,960. ing. - Leste, ; f extras. Priced right a VERY A cnvn 3 BEDROOM RANCH OF tar ee ams te e e the land below in this “Party” Qne block from Waterford house on a nicely anndpcaped ser High. 90 lot. : ing lot in Drayton ‘oods, This Water 4 verse big @ bedroom home has a base- rods and drapes. Nice kitch- — ment recreation ore. Attached with en Only $10,500—$1,250 down EVARD MES K SYLVAN UME ‘PRIVILEGES 4 bedroom brick with }car you ACTION. Dial. FE, 2-8181. ge rt Bata 0) DOORS. WITH GLASS & m™ * . PURBITURE FOR TEAVING FOP ia aetle hardusse, ip aA. x3" &1 zeae New power mow-| OR _3-3460, ; ROOMS OF SOE ie Bepaw.| i sreyiins. tal OIL CON- bed, “a bie) & chairs, sole. | riGur WALNUT DINING ROOM | 7 roe, will as OSSD Som. Just 5 downtown Oxford. a ° : uit Yor c porn . ent. boy's bike, ann Ne Saige gig xe. Ret | Business Opvortveities 51{ Money to Loan 53 ell ane baallaaaceatlinad Be Seaetelicenemedian OP HE ck (and | to responsible party. CROCERIES. MEATS, BEER State Elcensed Lenders) Fe, caRDuE DINERS eT CiKE NEW GENERAL © _FE 5-40 fA ona 3% ACRES Wine. Comp lete gas : blond coffee table, OR 3 ag ge ey * — alimaee co f HOMELITE WATER | ‘ 3 2 5,080 vain. a Piece ee SILVER GRAY BEDRM in Mt Homelite chain saw, 1 m $an300 lot, “3 miles te pow, Michigan Fae see gg ROOMY CHATS LAMPS lathe, workbenches & misc. « University. site ‘for | Ba ty BE an! FE 5-638, _PE $-4019. 1164 Cass Li, R “ PONTIAC REALTY te. gow. Tae Priced under $3,000 with to" hsnal FIN ant 50. Pay Coacee mak, PR. OP FAN 34 HP. GARDEN i?’ ° a oe i , a per, in- Mutart Rea CT INANCE ICE COMPANY Pea “Furniture 42 Orchard beck chairs, Damnes gon élec. mall chaip saw. 2410 8. COMMERCE , Pr wORe gany console " sie Ge Lo Lots and Tai Pav. Warten Stout, Realtor | WALLED _LAKE MArket 42391 BORROW UP me $500 |? Ki LARG Ez cam s=3 ms ia tPRee g 8 an ag stat. 380 13 schools, |. ROCERIES, MEAT, BEER Pur: | gal. tant, » Beved toes tall wei — rt 8 _ | ag tes’ i EE Pontiae x Drayton Pia Plains ~ Uties | # [PIRCE avin ROOM SUITE. niture “a Orenard | Take ave Warser 4 = —o oi) rds. su own. $20 » month. Al . ake _ Living “ua carters ‘im reer, ner dberen Walied Lk. Birmingham, Plymoath . eo new davenoort and ebair, | LEAVING STATE. “A ALL + MAJOR Sloat wee pee J controls, —y tra, ‘Phone ‘Lincoin i) aye wien Pesaran: | SESS Zr, Ses $25| LOANS $25 TO otiee ‘able "f decort | furniture, | Togtalled at hail price, no money o ACRES, WITH PUT SPRING-| 600 inventory. Apply Pontiac Pres) 1 $500— coffee table 2 decorator lamps. Make offer MY. 3 1688 inatallog af Sell Sviee, BO sener bath T LOT, BEAUTIFUL jake that trout. . yorr signature or other y weekly : cornea builtin building Vslte, 0x160. “Close. in. | Ideal, location for, cabin, or year- HARDWARE curity, 24 months 19 repay. ost _Pegraon's Wurniture.” «2 Orchard hare mig tye yet Be tad ie PER PT, — ita ROMEX 1 room, rms. 45349 or OR 3-8104, ving, 35 min. Pon- fast, y et ey ,, other rough-in m 5 doors ‘ Hy eee : tine in Rose Township, $19 an| NEIGHBORHOOD HARDWARE &4 {ul Visit our office or pode FE # PIECE DEMING NING ROOM” § sure | MORNE FRIEZE DAVENPORT | ot at low, low (prices, Ga. Thomp- Po ~ ee an puE SPRING Supply : “ e Road. | nd : metas snd Cedar chore tes], A0RES WE cera eaeG| fuling tine gure, er) HOME & AUTO | 57 es |WyoNovOX TABLE TY EXE aor a TE home or (9Hi.b08 “COLE & EASLICK | ‘Seat Ses gation, for cabin or | 2car, garage on, large, lot. Le LOAN CO. Roversiuis, $leae: Iarsectea | gundiion bargeln ter cou PLUMBING SUPPLY | ie eee WAT | ow COMMUNITY ne ASS o ae stm | Only $6,000 Gown, pros coach. | 1 Perty Gt. cComer B. Pike) C128 | Axminster, S006 Rus | merce RG EM Sai pa eels OAK a cane " 3-0085 mu 4925| an acre, Owner, PE 8-040). arson Furniture, 42 OHAIR DAVE j . | 26x26. 40447 * LOOK! LOOK! FRONTAGE AND ACREAGE, M59 STATEWIDE ’ a one ate; , RM SUTTE Mog Achete Fs rates tke Ra a. S HP “Gane ors Jae oe With - lot gh “Douutiful Lake | 37 acres. soned commercial. nve- | esl Estate Service of Pontibe | call afer ¢ pst, PE semt | NECCH! SEWING MACHINE CRT | Bee hector Staak OR bua. Angelus. Only : __nings Kitawood" :-5073. CHARLES. REALTOR 12\4"° TABLE MODEL TV ._ $19.63 i et beater & tagk. OR 37283. 117 8. Telegraph PE 40521 | 17" Table model TV $6.20 mo. Michigan Sewing Cen-| 5 TABLE SAW, SEARS % ii. sian BUILDING SITES a WiRTOH SATE Saal | IMMUNITY LOAN CO” st” fenlecde 38... Sete | ee ae ‘motor. Many extras. $7. ae ront lot on exclusive Wa-/ 3% @nd 4 acre 1 located | prosp.—insulation bsns. 1958 sales '° © LAWRENCE PE 6-042] | 21°" Motorola $30.93 | OVER So Usep TV SETS FROM _ 62686. jae aon ae weal! Outera’ ony a8 minutes | $if00n Rat 2 yrs. roving PRIENDLY SERVICE 717 Emerson. new pleture tube. ree ALTON 1 TV $995. | 16 YR “SEGAL. "ELEC WATER c. Low down payment.| area, climate. { acre, office, $59 9 heate Lakefront. lot Also 10 acre plot, Oxford area.| shop, stg. bidgs.. equipment & LOANS $25 TO $500 20 other sete to choose trom 615 E. Walton Thompson 2008, Mas west Open \ on an Sexmour Lake.| Generous terms. an tree tense seem to fee ie BAXTER & LIVINGSTONE unconditionally guaranteed. We FE 22257 sx es. Se EE | EE RENT | Rotiek, Raced soe | Set tenses te Slims) nar a Oo | | Lon, PRE RURT D, —— Now is the time to buy your HOME-SITES Yakima, Wash. "*-| Borrow with Confidence |_* te 9” —_— OUT THEY GO! . for, best ‘offer PE 4eele atier lake hom “ 5 to $500 21” MOTOROLA TV, 8°30 p.m e site. a aear acres, just off pave- LET’S TALK H $2 $5 model, $60. PE 8-6268. TABLE | yaMILTON Electric Dryer. i2 GAL. ELEC HEATER, oo 96 - figs BUSINESS ousehold Finance . 32 GALLON HOTPOINT WATER | Rebuilt, Guaranteed, Delivered. 30 gai. auto. gas heater, $44.95. WE BUY — SELL — TRADE [8 sere of era r,s Boat Wells vm 9, Siparation ot Poatiag | 4, RSStET. 098. With iradetn | Repu Guarantees. | Laundry trays with stand & fas . onventent te 3 : . . | go teeutufal acres sveriooking Inke,| Ofocery, SDM, “and living quart. GET $25 TO $500 | payment Be Munro "Diceisin | yglustalied. Delivered, | cats, 1-96 10 miles oor ag of Pontiac, 4 ers on maven. excelleat 2 Cc _MAYTAG Wringer Washer. SAVE PLUMBING WHITE BROS. living and fun "Never of- ON Youn _Co., 1060 W. Huron. _| Rebuflt, Guaranteed, | 172 8. Sagine PE $-2100 OR 3-1295 Liberal terms on all, many others| feFed before. ' ie ee ea. Cee ales Sane a 3 GALLON DRUMS POR SALE $060 Diie Hwy. to choose, from, call us now for Tavern Electric Company, 1600 W. Horas | aise NANOE. APariment | ‘suitable for ‘rafts, task berners Open Eves. ‘til 9; Sunday 10 "ti 5 c Pontiac, main highway. Straight os 2 | Bese condition. Det cr fuel off tanks. FE Sylvan Lake ke Model CRAW "FORD AGENCY | bar, very plain. Make Up to 24 Months ta Re i: See = 008 conte | 215-lb. Asphalt Shing 3 bed - builting | M¥_2-1143 69 ©. Punt _st.| $2,500, down. Cheap, must ‘be PH 20200 shelves, $20. 2418 Mann Rd. left GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SHOP | P ang es ito Garland feoleaie bad INVEST NOW rT | off Climanetlle Rd. after $:30/ 5) w HURON FE +1885 SNeuincie repair 16 T + a *. ; _ . ee . se tte eee cae te. cq Darcels._ Lovely MICHIGAN BUSINESS AKLAND |'S8 T.V. MADE BY FIRESTONE POSTER BED AND CHEST EX- Church's I €5 ft of sandy lake front frettage wih die." own will baw | SALES CORPORATION I C Co. 20" Console 305 N. Saginaw. | ne PE 5-0466 after | nc. Foperty. JOHN A. LANDMESSER, BROKE oan Company 101 GE DRYER $05. az: | Seer Be we ee An excellent rsite, Dorothy Snyder Lavender ee OKER | 262 Pontiac State Bank OR 341m ‘| PHILCO TABLE TV WITH MATCH- R. ES sentir o bi AY years pane es POUR FRONT 1 Bldg. AUTO. Wa —_——~s—nnae———-—=—=—= | fng base, excellent condition, bar- | | 1967 CHEST: ‘TYPE 17 wT} PREEZ- 90 ft. lot with lake privileges on 7001 Highland Rd. (M5e) ft Doom cise, dryer Bal, so’ per' th wo | fain for cash. P : Cou Eon . eT c ec. dryer. Bal. $2 wk | ner'e Appliances, both Cass & Elisabeth Lake, Only mone EM =n oe ae +6417 NEED $25 TO $500? 3 es range, ie a ots UE AND SAVER aim ce (PRES On 7 HP SINGLE eo? he ee BB we css ! & tank, not as bled. . Ree REAL ESTATE sew a wrt we. wom §~Partridge SEABOARD | fey SBR FERC RaNQR a Guuaiens bane pant gal ti oie 3am OT TiRearRONT ene JOHN vermerr Phone: PE Soot Riga et an” fo SE RAG, Aft BBB ALL GOOD BARGAINS WATERFRONT HOME | ‘ceneraL REAL ESTATE Is THE “BIRD” TO SEE 1185 N. PERRY ST. | Wain wcredenta, butte on ts 1x12 LINOLEUM st | USED LUMBER. NAIL FREE S ~ = ri wa. Off Walton Beulevard TMI. | eS BARS, B/ ARS, BARS Seshoard em" | Speed Queen washer | $20. Syer's. 141 W Huron FE ¢-3004 r Than New a gbewlevard. 1 us. 10 fe tae! aaa tetie aboard Finance Co. | Used iawn furniture. ete | REFRIOERSTOmS, Leer FEA fe 2x4. —2x8,—2x10,—2x12 | BUIL' wi RANGE & OVEN ioe R ROCHESTER, NEWLY DEC- ~ in Fee ‘Suc $75,000 | | wo ARLAND. FURNITURE CO i 1958 models. One of America’s Pri —2x8,— ox PE cGes, Bence vo cur | “Middle Straits Lake | 2poy Mut bar pefiepmers| (ach. Gime Waa Sed Ae | oe row ge | TEAGUE FINANCE CO, Syeetiinti'ok HERR, | es Tee yeten ber 2 200 | coauy pipe Maneng 1 A ; DAILY FO; - / EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME oe ot ase than UR ' * 3 bedroom. | Family Pi Fou.s00 & UP. | 900. UL UPPER PENINSULA LODGE 104 8. Saginaw PE'sssz {rigeretor for e little more than | R207 cine, post eo gee Br. BORTHWEST “si room, Kitehen. | Bloom ERM MI 6-6500 large lake. Bar, motel, dining-| 202. N. MAIN $52) a used machine. Michigan Fiuo- | Steel Clothes Post -.. 68.48 pr. ae tone ae ee ee estate MT S00 ® m . 4 ABC AUTO WASHER. REG 8319 95 t, 393 Orchard . a WH MAR. | corner lake just . 1% meres. cn scenic ‘ridge with For Sale Farms = 48) © = RESTAURANT Your debts. Get coh to pay off SULLTIN OVENS & BURNERS. | die top dresser. FES |. ANCHOR FENCES ge the street. Pull price a view of, Ausable River mils | #8], RESTAURANT | Some de Geren gang dt Sots comatieshme’™ Wes: | SEWING MACHINES. | BRgB°™E S85r 84 epeone saree aaa A IJTTLE JEWEL — Pol- Fire on McKinley Rd. | 99 acRES ON_1 BLACK-TOP; SEMI | decorated throughout. Kitchen to moderniz- your hone Any- | a" FEES _SSTiMs fa Mas afrenged. x i and trim 4 lovel ee see 800 one private lake™ woods, fruits, near | sharp equipment. Average month. | where lle oop ie a Al Pree | | BOOKCASE & 2 END ar ABLES | TAKEN IN TRADE | BaTHROOM FIXTURES YOUNGS. ONLY $500 DOWN and you Po wennes wre Rigg heat. _ 82118. : school. sehool: | Modernized — Rano ly gross, $6,500 Reasonable rent. | 93 w_ onl FE 3-7833/ $8037. = condition. FF | 1 electric port .. serie $9.95, eee Senos oil and pel = al > Sa_move this cony 2 screened patio and on base OGEMAW éT. STATE FOREST. GOOD | ings. ings, Preston T. Hligiey, 4786-Pratt WM. A. : Swaps 88). bANKRUPT STOCK — | 3 stectric Pontotes 222.202 siass | ne mes .. nice living room and for privacy. You front. FE 4-140. ~~ eet Serie — ~~~ 4 Living room — Bedroom and |} Sipser port S88 | and tile ue envanized copper bisek * kitchen with eating area. can’t beat this charmer for Sube P 80 ACRE Rar a ORTONVILLE, ENNE | WHEEL TRAILER FOR 21" Ta-| breakfast sets. Chairs and rock- |! Sing mar 7 “ee | pipe, aad fittings, Lowe Bros. ng storms x value. Call for particulars. Sale rban Prop. 45A BY -OWNER tose =, K ; ble TV, UL 2-1630 after 11 a.m. bes att tates. BE inger éwing Center at rh Poe screens luded. PPP RAA AAA CRES 3 ust se TT . - 9 CHARMING 2 BEDROOM | BEAUTIFUL 17 ESTATE| fopairs. 4645 Grange Hall Rd. ag gag ee ES immediately A chance for a real TT We Ma eo00 ee Meh. (M8) LAPEER RD. FE 4801 = ; bungalow. The 14xi6-ft. liv. -| on Crooks nee § modern | _P5.Holly MElrose_1-2591. 3101 W. mice” FE 43569 model car, exc. cond. OR 3-8800. room Outfitting Co. 4763 TABLE AND BEDROOM LIGHT FIXTURES. Hoa REDUCED fot ing room is ail Knotty pine income units, gas heat. Yas could | WED: LEASE 40- TO 100-AC Open Evenings ‘Til 9 ACRE LOT VALUE $2000 POR | ‘t's Pray a too, Plaine Open |" eas range Seg tee mais | apace? itregeiars, OC values home’ tm indian Village Ere plastered. ‘Tiled bath. church ‘site, or apctes € trade Arent ee ‘ie model pick up, OR 3-8756,| of AAP Market.” | syrVANIA MAHCGANY CONSOLE | fixtures for childrens becrooms, There are 7 ip an Garage, ¢€ Se as a 6 tree, & arm, Phone days, REAL BUY ig MM KODASCOPE~ EE” PRO. | BEDS, CHESTS. DRESSERS ELEC | TV. Deautiful bargain for cash. | Qxtures for children's bedrooms. pa dle : ! 4 7 a gl oJ $9, Mec By owner. UL 2-2915. __ pie Ae nights, §-1002. $7,860. $3,300. vos peur. Bal- fester, ‘Combat faa = weeks | sore, sofas, chairs, ete. MA | Peer's ea’ 8141 Commerce | _¢hard Lake Ave. — ful ent, + ear A 6 MODERN HOME. HALF ACRE ; ean butid! ym ¥ orice, car or something of equal ‘Talue. | Pete te Wen oie ae CABINETS ragevai'e comer S| Guvlogeton Gescei Cake | Rer'acttauan, Maginton, tate | Sale Business Property 49| mercial im wf Tug fe fonacs,| Miz! Buel arty Speen: | cvek, Remora eu, sae he ee es | BES ae Mee Four “Eipeintment to ee "FOr Sale ists 46 Camene P gga ye W. Ha Fei, Pe hove you? Pegi OT TM sana ek woTEes HS |= cond, Cail after 4 on S00 | | SATRINETTE MAPLE BUNK ui 2 1 mens commercial. $ J ’ : BO BOWN JFATMERT op | anne | _ Gall Bite © 44813. Ask for Mr. ‘4 MERCURY SUN, VALLEY. 6 | sree eee TOC | gon ial “FARCE, | Pee soenine, Momeies sees , ; r nsm rf _ -_ i 8 . ; ns. want Poe gy nme | Laem se Re basemen heme, vit to 2 vel IE LEVEL Lows. DEEP ro BUY O ‘OR SELL UN | will “take anything ” im trade, studio couch, wing chair. occa- | TOWLE, STERLING SILVER. (RAM ey door, Strolier. "30 Chev. tached 2-car ; large kitchen. Cement drive- ghts on pay ved road. ‘Wat. mercial or manufacturing lots S OCO vr, te want a Reser! Gow, 8 co: y4ga Pete place setti R gee | room, oo way au- Lk. % mi, from city a Shop, at Walton Blvd. & Perry, 8. several doors, etc. 404 au CCU re ~ BUY AND SAVE ~ modern kitchen, divided tif limits $1,250 $200 dn., $35 mo. ¥ lots. ighway. WILL: AMS LAKE RD. or station wagon in good cond. F earton’s “ FE_3-7103 5-8775 table space Select oak These are among the finest we OAK BEACH with automati z | _Parmtinve .<@ Orchard Lake Ave | Zable lop elec. range | BEEP AND FORk — SALy AND ; 8, Blastere? walls nice: have ever oftered. Western loca- et eee oe | WATERFORD TWP. equal value, PED 68668.” BRAND NEW WROUGHT IRON 56" gas range... anes. Venting “Wace BY OWNER. § ROOM HOUSE IN| . Aluminuh combi- aay etc shen way on Williams AIR CONDITIONERS. GOOD beds: complete with springs | Guar. elec. refrig. ||. MASKiNe. Seine iat a emy| Se tente satis [om 2 ,VALUET, Realtor | Hake Bove emo | UMARETELRE NO. | apt Soo ene Pe Og permite reat tale ve 1 a Siyow, tweens gUPPLY Co ( - in. \CASH FOR TV's, TAPE w nette ; on . Elec, hot water| About $75 month ih- M after 7 p.m NTIA CHROME «ITCH N. Milford Renter. 1% car Mpart base-| cludes. deversthing. UTIPLE Lilnino SERVICE CE SPACE — 2 COMPLETE sunt ‘West of M38 \Werking or og rade onograpnn mower. % box springs, PE 48100. Fem Sy $29.95) Drain itle ...... aes Toe eaen. ment. Lots of trees. $6.00. $600 Best Offer—Tri-Level floors containing appx. 6370 sq. | Complete 6 weeks paid traint —e EOLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR, WYMAN'S ecg Ege A & Je yar. down, Can 42281. RAY ONEIL Realt Near Rochester, 100 x 325’, con-| ft. in one of Pontiac's best rogra: 4 er INVESTMENT Exc, running cond. $50. E ; . . . ght ede : . eaitor onie program. Financial assistance M 3-5157 18 W. Pike E-Z terms, FE 4-1122 2x8’s at 10 cents ver ft, om Tor, | PS, ,spleerses Rd. Opep og) ee a= a those who quality. For complete | Nacect lot, across street, from | COMPLETE BABY BED. $18; BA: |TAPPAN GAS RANGE. GOOD] Sheeting at $60, 87900 1 4 . ~ ~ oi . e. _ ‘5 fenced, carpeting, convenient lo- oars ine avaliable in other down = trade for Inte ‘model’ ear of | tor, $45: washer, $00; pgp cog OC ceting Me atest OM ; OR 3.2907 ‘OR 3-08 . | SUN OIL CO ual value or cash, PE 4-3083| $25; electric stove. $35: electric | TRADE ELEC. RANGE FOR GAS | GRAFTSMAN 10 IN, BENCH SAW, > LOCATION Income Property 43A | FoR PERRY ACRE LOE. CALL: STORE — Appr $000 sq. ft. on : : after 5:30. dryer, $45; ei TV. good condi-| '8™se¢, RB Munro Electric Co.) “includes bench, table extensi ag yt Mm sia = non | HE HOLMES, HOTS Li; | STORE Aoge see og. ft, an yRDETROIT PORCH GLIDER CORNER CUP. | _tion, $50. FE 5-2766 1060 W Huron power pane! wnt hie sion, ' Jot, ike a eed FAMILY INCOME. Excellent con- fons £30 am. tek pan Moe thre board, Hasy Spindry, breakiast | GRATE-MARRED WATER UEAT. | USED FRIGIDAIRE DELUXE RE- | _ motor. eons. 1 BP Sen ene ay. z | with es wae. ‘ ee HILLSIDE TY B ALDWIN AVE. 20x GArfield 2-6943 Paves. Stier pin. machin, case fee rogleng “ CRUME. e a ECTRIC ise VACUUM Gre: CRAPTSMAN . a “ue ¥ + Ph. bath floor. . PROPERTY IN CITY — Store 20x70 near | and Saturd : USED VACUUM CLEANERS, 915| _&. FE. OR and bath on 2 Psat eat Dat of 8B mfield Hills, Cranbrook Fisher's, also basement offices. | stawpaRD STATION FOR LEARE @ WA OF . —— 3465 Auburn FE eee OL 2-3000 one up R. Bs Munro Electric come icaiie AND SERVICE ; : Soane ict ee Pe oa ae #50| LUMBER PR Terms, sme | COP 66 x 142 ON PEARSALL WiTH| 2, bedrm. free and clear, gas WILL SWAP UPRIGHT DOGNG RM. SABLE AND ‘i IMAG BCC +19. 8 Y pre ail ehey etcovcmnena Ba <2 heat, 772’ St. Clair. Pp NTI AC. iL GHT TYPE-| hoistered chairs in A-1 cond. "THOMAS ECONOMY [STANLEY ALUMINOM winDOws SRM. F ARMHOUSE ¥ pa Pa] ete rooms. 2 ~EAURA LANE. NEAR-MAPLE LANE NEAR i secl eceetuans a ee fo gee - sell. Also, Focn nash Wood elec. vecuam sweep | 361 S, Saginaw FE 20151 ; , . . Located 14 athe, On et oo pa maine ate building. Some | Business Opportunities 51 | own boss, and. prosper "w! our | WiLL TRADE. FLOOR BANDING camere, Drey 0" | USED DOUBLE DRAIN, CABINET Burmeister’s R. 1 ICKERSHAM | anyone INTERESTED I growing business. _ yraining at| fon wagon oF pick-up of equal nN TT SE] CHEST & DREAS. Cae te Cae UES ORES N N A n- k-up equa! er i 1 a 995 UP. USED . 7195 W. Maple MAytair 6-6250 ‘trownd j pontiac’ wi ceations io or pve A of the New Custom Blending ; eee 0087 glove aD ‘tone gas nove, te creerecct. $49. =: Sweets Rte ORTHEEN } LUMBER Cc WW &@ sma n- A erator, i e- pliances On VOORHEIS RD, IN DONEL. aN, DONEL- round “required.” Phone | FE "SUN OIL . CO. RADE EQUITY IN 3 BED-| vison potcelais top tance’ ving | _¢ 1133. area: Fa 7040 Cooley BAe EM 3-417! from 8t. Benedict's. 88 ft x 35ua3 “at 1, _|can Mr. D J. OB days TRin- | °F or truck. ‘G1. Loan, FE 3-778. rng Pe ome ve chairs. lamps, | WALNUT I BEDRM. SUITE, MAR- oundays nee Ga — Ho "Waate Penedict's. 88 MX 133 jaw YOU LOOKING FORA BUSI | “ity 29100: Eves. Mr. D. Bridges, | WILL TRADE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE eel used furniture D _bie_top, PE 4316) after 5:30, Deliveries availabe beer? Get the free | “Michigan Viermont 1. for 2 of 3 bedroom trailer. OR By "Bagge Oeeraiture Dealer | WESTINGHOUSE WASHER & DRY- | CALCINATOR GARBAGE BURN. —~s0PER TRILEVEL aE siness Guide” from Rea’ co 1019 after. m, SRC U SS ee RE er, FE 4-0321 Thurs. 9 a.m. only, | &T8, hae ng oe a8, below 108 ft wide one caver wond. | Parttidge & Associates, 1060 W. | TEA © STATION IN FONTIAC. | WILL TRADE 2 BDRM. N, "Double, oven FRIGIDAIRE. WE BUY AND SELL FURNITURE. Somvel a Masco High, on © ill overlooking. the ser i Fag. | "em, Only, $1,000 needed to buy | home for 2/bedrm. trailer, Mi} $125 MA. 6-i ange Exc. cond.) 4 & B Resale. Ph, PE 2-8856. BoaniousEs KipbiEs TABLES, cana, ere Sole ge own | tition oe right for quick’ sale. Tangora after 6 pm. KE $3%3.| For Sale Clothing. 56 ot: Bt eo ee gowe tor ets a Biv ee 120 Be Walton 185 down. lor quick sale.) oo a aise ' . like new, $100. OL: ; ® atter | DAMAGED VANITY LAVATORIES LADD’S INC. 4286 HWAY. TEXACO STATION, 4 BAYS. KEE- As: “www | DEEP FREEZE, CLOTHES DRY- OComgte Wie ponies Mate is COR F231 | DRY CLEA So eat location fer mechanie: Gen |! ,TOPCOAT. BRAND 1] eh. Lbs, fefrig. Chive cobluet, WANTED: GOOD GRANDFATHER | 4°" Thompson, “1006. MSE” West : with ne, Somes pe Mr. Tengu’ aner’'6. p.m KE overcoat, size 40. FE sista __ Btove, Wheelbarrow and boy's | cick, with chim mpeon, __Mb0_West. property. Es iahe "30. years in $i. ae : once a cond $0418 + % EI siaeTiiG Rat RANGE, TWIR Twi ASRS, MACHINES, ACLU DON'T PASS UP| Bm, sate """ P| sole Land Contracts 52| iit sats CLEAN OE ni BE | aad vanity rent wa orn, | Borer 276" ta sie ne ee ALL: CLEA -FOR E Useh REFRIOER ; a w MONEY! Sell unneeded | @ a 5 eae — pants, fr tivie trow a ae oe | SAVE ENERGY, USE : belongings for cash) rent sna ate ta pastness. “*Paltnes fan, Pa ents. #70 per or | 9 days. ng Toune tack” Open TS :, Receinanten bed. Witt gov seit_on traps | WANT ADS! To find a suspivision |through Classified Ads! -THE *i8_ Ne SN AO | eet femeee a conenes, |iob, place ‘to. live. or Bg ge te ad FoR wate |CPANGUS, REALTOR |< ANS WER, 10) sigesees —opaiont Fajeoue | reser” ere. MS, OF ; , FE. 2-8181, 1 of quality met Ri > EEZERS — UPRIGHT ranges ¢ good used car, see Cl: “ler test eae Lae loeation. | 2180_M-16, Orton wa vans|X OUR, PROBLEM?) name brands seratoned. Terrific | * WYMAN’S’” , see Classi. at “wale. : Wonde ib coor ts te own 7 ; Want Ads! T t se Values $149 95 while ihe they last. No fied NOW! tte ie. : \ Segoe naa aire "P| Aaah Ree Seon” ses ball | py St AGS, Toy sell, ret, prea a Shalt OSes | ose HAY REG Bee oa Be i Bee ee | ies." ves, mM dame." or Ht: 3-408, mM 23111 hire, it’s FE 2-8181, Fluorescent, ” 343"‘Orehard. Lake EASY, SPIN DRY, . 3 a mentite ne ee eae eee eae sacha wes! pai easing nancdig ble . . fe 3 j ‘ - 7 : ° 4 ‘ ! a A, ¢ p odiieet poe ee eal : m5 iain fet "GARAGE DOORS — A. Pactory alg Sicwie ‘aoe yoo eoeretors, are, “oldng Giowet outs. abd iss le a acces insane en from 8 to 8 Open P Noon on Saturdays BERRY DOOR SALES b_2-0203 é L- | CHORD TAN. FE ea GR WAL- tch &- BLA 8 $1 Orchard Lake Ave. _ LIME METAL CULVERTS. Glass block Sibley Cosi & Supply 140 N. Cass Ave. JUKE BOX. GOOD CONDITION. FE 2-0615 JELLED MAGIC it needs no stir gent — ees all run. Rubb: of cones to oaks FURL & PAINT ak Ave _ Th Low BoY, ‘err. SIN. DECK. engin trailer, Ge Fle OR 3-403 ERS Lawn Mowe SHARPENED. Pick up. FE 2-131) ES, LA- . terrific | Also extradydirfary valucs in twi- lets = tubs. Michigan Fiu- 3 Orchard Lake.-Ave iuow Ea sonae< GAS DRYER ‘s8 MODEL ls ft. x at outboard. moter, saw As sorted psd ef wenetian shades. a Studebaker sport coupe. OA HATION's os atert per 34 epecia; prices _ 1005 M59 West. _ NEW FURNACE DUCT WORK & __tank | Reas MA $-1501 , OR 33703 —WEW GAL VANIZED PIPE Yin 21-f. ines eaieins eee ive A Sein. Zi-ft. length SAVE PLUMBING SUPPLY | 172g Saginaw FE 54-2100 PULL-DOWN LIGHT —yixrtaes 96.05 eiling or sidewall. GA 7006 MSS West. Open FINEST COUNTER TOP: plastic surfacing 65c Cabinet barcware at, GA. Thompson. _eves PAINT OW Wrra KOTON WITH- out fear of biister or pee) due to moisture Warwicks, 2678 Orchard Lake _Rd - mar REFINISHED ! PANELING | ‘ | service. PE 8-9450 ener . ate per ft. - Birch ve e i as per f Sale Office Equipment 63 har CHESTER, 135. PE 60146 mary pence ” : oem. ee ECRETARIAL DESK & SWIVEL | pewter pliner Og ag! — BENSON. LU MBER CO.- sebalr, ._hght_oak. $35. OL 6-2561. plies. Prost Pet Shop. ait Centra : Ave Lake Orion, f 3 i * bn ) SPECI ALS | Sale Store Equipment 64 +08 Doe vane vencurvees - m 0 8 + von 4 i Pe ce WALK-IN COOLER BOX 10x8x6 PT. ___ Hunting Do D es s _S9A i botany = RES with compressor: Complete. $275 sxc REGISTERED. GERMAN Genuine prerm ca. Oe 44 ft) cash. Must remove. FE 60679. short haired pups. OA 82128. | Marine | . « ‘BLACK & WHITE ENGLISH PONTIAC PLYWOOD oO ais! ‘Sale Sporting Goo Goods 65 65 pointer. 8 mos old. FE 68-8453. He Badwis_ Are as READY TO HUNT THIS PALL. PATIO STONES 3 PER “CENT $x10 WALL TENT, 8CRN. PORCH Weimaraner PP ies, 2 mos. old, < ry ae. a i 34, Cots, pads. Like new. MY 24371. | AKC reg, O Soa : | Cots, peas. MY 24. _ ish 6 Outdoor GUNS — BUY, SELL. TRADE.| Bo See ie CC mastic pierie Manley Leach. 10 “Begiey was Dogs T Trained, Boar arded | tables $1795 Roger A. i er. GOLP SET NEVER z CA a BOAKOED Co 19970 Highland Rd. i nd) Matched with bag. Sacrifice $35. DOGS TS miles west of ti mF PE 38-6819. oe oan” 375 8. Telegraph. EM 3483 _ RS ou GxS—MODERN OR ANTIQUE, Hay, Orain & Feed 71 uy sell, re < snopes mount- | w.~~~-.2. “wae a POTLL ons Tadies can! 126. Burr-Shell, 375 8. Telesraph. sp » 2ND CUT HAY, STRAW. run them. Let us prove it with! manure. Loaded. Ph. §-0666. a- demonstration. Only one som-| any makes genuine roto-ti tiller sae Pme payments available W. . —, Garden &Lawn Equipment.’ 1593 S. Woodward Ave. N. of 14 Mile. Birmingham. Ph. Midwest | _ £6053 | “RE-BUILT LAWN MOWERS Lawn mowers sharpened | * 204 OAKL AND | NG HOoDs WITH FAN, ONLY. rr) 7 G Thompsen, 7005 Moe West 8ST ALL SHOWERS. <3. COMPLETE with faucets and curtain, $69.50) 4 value, $34 45; lavatories, complete with gleaming chrome faucets. $14.95; torlets, $49,590 value at $24.50 These are fa ea 33 seconds. Michiga: Fiuorescea Or- _chard _Lake Ave \ RM DOORS aR | FE, 8To _ #7233 after 6 SCHUMAKER MATCHING EVER. Jaze lined ~ pull srepee for ft, and 23 ft, wi a. Green, gold, white. $75 takes the lot. 40x50 plate giass mirror. 2") ge frame. Cost $69.50. $56 takes. La Westinghouse »twins ‘231. drye excellent cond:tion, $175 for both. | Grand Rapids solid mahogany _ leather top console and mirror. cost $84.50 — $45. Black Formica top, 36’ round ta-_ ble with table pac. Also 2 match- ing’ chairs and stool Foam rub- Bat. b t amd back, 4 pes, $50.,_ DICK"EP : amen ~ BLACK (DIRT & ~% TOPSOIL signers. tnvite invited. ea ee 11 eu. ft. GE. Sinatii sete | ‘Manure — Sand & Fil ree se Single door combination refrig. BLACK DIRT, SAND. RAVEL ; eee, ifn Prag ney Seaeees eos Pigg he | SO Wines Lake Ra, Ben netic doo i alton, Automatic senate 20 yrs. old. Whe DIRT & TOP SOIL, LOAD-| MARE PONY WITH COLT ONE Cost $399.05 — 627 ‘ed & delivered. Days, FE 5-5643. One” oa *Gagen ‘A cr aftamsan GE. asutematic electric range.| Eves. PE _8-6642. band saw. Like new. ST 1-9531. Matches -efrigerator. ase 2 yrs.. COW MANURE, $2.°A TR RAILER $9381 Van Dyke, Washington. old. Cost $299.95 — $17 | load Me mile § of 14 Mile Rd. | BALOMINO RIDING HORSE FOR ‘ Sor! -. — Raymond Seeley. sale. MY 31223. Bunting Aluminum rockers, s _ 2. cushions, waterproof covers. Cost AoW MANURE. DELIVERED. SOW AND 8 LITTLE ONES FOR $104.50, Sell $65 psed one season. cow sae ig ry sale. MY 3-4231. PHONE MAYFAIR 6-1240 ~ SHEETROCK 4x8, oat 4x12 CHURCH’ . INC. UL 2-4000 SCISSORS. PINKING SHEARS, on, blades, serrated knifes, — sharpened, a. M x 2255 E, WALTON oon os bowen . UNIT wITH MOW- er, tiller, sprayer, $200. Water- bury riding tractor, 7%@ Mp. with cultivator, snow plow, other at- tachments. Ay 00. Picnic table with benches Maple drop leat; table, $35. Ky 8-3932. TIRES 9-750-14 “TUBELFSS s TIRES. Reaingeere: Heath model 0-10 Perfect condition used very tee, AWCFM Westinghouse radio, ¢on- sole. OR _ 3-665 ea TH. VATION, N_ ARM ne b PaLvat ELD formed to oeek ¥ Clothing na Parniture a PS “TYPEWRITER FE 480 TALBOTT LU MBER B2e5 fe} iy sash, Thoroseal ' erg cara f ‘vesemente, aint, hardware, Dp ee e tes; _Hical puaptios re ¢ lems ber. Soe ee ew VIRTUAL ~ Aer Whe Hinge. 0 Gogh gs or M59, West. ¢ Open aeene aor AIR CONDITI $169. Frayer's. 589 NOITIONERS| Woo Ave. FE + “WAY WASHER. :. WITH 20° Power mower $15, * picyre $15, 1 yr. blond ‘ai 140 Stirling. mer PB 4 ork sae | x Cameras, Henin. FE GIA pearing COMPLETE DARK-ROOM EQUIP- me herr with enlarger, reas. FE _Sale Musical Goods 62 ACCORDION SAI ad = Als, Accordion | sig bein aers with “ CALLAGHER'S sous 18 EB Huron DEMON STRATOR . tb. Very smal) Grand piano, in mahogany. Small apt. piano Smal] medium piano, Used Lowrey organ sq Blonde Hammond chord organ Used accordians, all sizes, ' GALLAGHER’S FE_ 4.0566 18 E Huron PIANO a SeRMIDT ______ PE eS31T ‘PIANO owt agg $10 i MON or us ce ¢, «| m@ Ly i ‘ purchased rs apell’s, & _ Saginaw. PE 3-7168 — A HOMMOND 6PINET OR- $15 a month plus cartage. An 1. money applied when pur- ““GRINNELL'S 21.8. Saginaw FE 3-1168 WANTED USED PIANOS Wiegand Music Center BAZAAR AREA MIRACLE MILE FE 2-4924 Music Instruction 6 624, “RE REL.T A WURLITZER ORG AN $195. —use of organ im your “home —private weekly lessons —all lesson age ay —all — — applies WIEGAND im hrusic. CENT RACLE MILE BAZAAR TREA | Piano —— — organ repair HONE FE 72-4025 Bait, ! Minnows, Etc. , 5B. |cRawWLERs 2 DZ. sc; RED- worms $0°for 45c; big worms 50° for 50c; tackle. Also clean used | work pants from 35¢; open. 7 a By Orchard Lk, Ave. Sand, Gravel & Dirt 66 Tye Tan ee |1-A RICH BLACK DIRT & Fes soil, $9.50—6 yds. FE eo177 A-l PEAT aoMus 8.3 YDS. DE _1-0321. $8. _livered. A-l TOP ca L, BLACK DIRT, sand, gravel and fill. Also peet humus FE §-4758 A-1 TOP SOIL, BAND, GRAVEL, fill and black ing. OR 3-0638 \A-l1 SHREWED TOP sOlL., FILL & black dirt. FE 5-526 _A-1 TOP SOIL, SAND, pave. fill & black dirt. Ken Jones. KE _5-8773 7 TOP SOIL, SAND GRA cavating basements. OR dirt. Jerry's Truck- VEL, an & black dirt Bulldosing ex- STRA lants, dug ip order ose. . J, Darue, Rd., Davisburg. nice, $15 es. Males Mile. MALES AND | E. 16 Mile. E. of John DACHSHUND D PURE AKC. “DACHSHOND PUPPIES. AKC 8-0993 ea. Also) $12 ea. R. JAMOR FOR ‘BALE: RE OTST _Piotts. FE ERED af i ¥ ROYAL ies | BE bie ‘a shape. wine. ve : “Sop lligay 52766. with 6 cylinder Geaues yerg ra & mowers riding mowers a Roraval SON Rochester’ OL “COME IN AND SEE THE NEW 1059 BOLENS RIDE-A- BUTTON STARTING AND ; MOWERS. mowers TERMS - KING 3ROS. | ‘ pe omtine Rd. at Opdyk ce Ten AVID © BRADLEY pan tra é& weeds. FE 2-6019, F. ARMALL COB TRACTOR WITH isk, cultivator, snow blade trailer. FE 4-8989. FARM MACHINERY - NEW AND used Proulx Oliver on M24 fust North of Oxford. FARMALL TRACTOR. RUNS a . FE 6-2766 ak ciimahoneaas “tan Ch CHIEF, with a ments. 1782 Orlando. Evans Equipment 10 year dealer quality power mowers, tractors and tillers. Ja- cobsen. Toro, motomower and ON mowers.- Bolens and Wheel Horse tractors, Roto-hoe wer handle til}- Bolens, . Toro; an BRED BOXERS, _$35_ Femate $25. FE 8-3480 lent quality FE 4-5615 RED TOY, MANCHESTER | registered. reasonable st 'Helmeford. Walled Lk. Tae : Jacobsen riding mowers. We detm- oo Bogan P F i Ay s on onstrate | service, what ue sell. 2 OED | engine a mowef serv- prog wn om ae nus ppinco tt eae “ie ice, *Usea" mowers at tractors. +7 ; fe Bey —____-——_—— MAple 5-878 “- OR 3-7924 | eB bier | GRC CORN Sa DOPE . ser Tent — GERMAN DACHS- Eclipee & Pieeww ood cod hate saws. PUPPIES PREE “TO Qoop HOME MANURE LOAD: = ed JOHN 1540 Parkway, FE 2-7077 Deere tractor, OA 8294 ~~ PARAKEETS AND SUPPLIES ORCHARD SPRAYER. aaa 83 Sanderson FE 317% new, 100 ft. hose, MA 5-1450. POODLES, WHITE FEMALES. AS | SELL TRADE PORTABLE pets, 650 & $85. Also Siamese, bog f. , lest & O28. on $i¢. 123 N. Merrimac. heavy skids. il hog troughs, Port 5, Panaxees CANARYS. 1 £AGEe ek a paint ernest we ® supplies, Bird = cme vollily Raien TOL 3am. feeders. y cheers seo of 1 - 10871 Elizabeth e Rad, | PARAKEETs CANARIES CAGES. | pir s-2502 POODLES. WHITE MINIATURE, | USED DISK HARRO‘S, _Gnax | a drills and corn planters Davis | _freasonable, terms. FE 65-6797. Machinery — Jona, Deere & New | rah BASSET PUPPIES, 1136 LA- Idea — Ph NA A_1-3292. Ortonville. i Auction Sales 77 MALES, REG PEKINGNESE | PUPS. 8. STUD | i ' Lowe hay. | deliver” OA 8-2179 ALL TYPES OF i18T & = CcuUT- straw, corn and pats SaRY SEED OATS, 1 Oxford Co-op elev OA #2114. Grown by R: Hickmott, Jr. Oxford. HAY FOR SA LE, oat OF Pontiac, 4470 Squirrel Rd. | yrs old Gentle. 1 my, 6 yrs. old. 9-2147. . __ For Sale Livestock 72 1 +: nicmen omee-ag HORSE, 6 spotted Welsh, 1 biack Shet- and pony, 3 yrs. old Fieldbrook 1 PALOMINO, 2? SPOTTED SHET land ponies, all broke & gentle. PE 5-9538 1-3 YR. OLD MARE eon BRED, (2) 6YR. rent SERsEY _MAple 5- 5-3503. cows. = mos. old, OA 2 GOOD a ANGUS BULLS, 8 8-2048. years old. FE BLACK GELDING, 5 GAITED, 9 4-0086. 'A-l SHREDDED FOP SOIL, FILL _& biack dirt, FE 55261. __ \k TOP SOIl, CRUSHED STONE sand, gravel fil! FE 6-1%14 or FE 2-8572. 2% YARDS BYACK pest. Prompt delivery. OR _3-9644. \BLACK DIRT & A-1 TOP > SOIL, ihredded if preferred. FE 2-7774. ‘BLACK DIRT aga GRAVEL, __ pick-up truck FE }- Lyle Conklin, DIRT OR - COLT, YEAR OLD. - 4-75 1 ‘sn gelding. $100. MI. WELCH FOR fe OR TRADE: white ~_land mare, bay ,elding and sorrel and pon fek. 58§ Granger Rd. OAk- SORREL ange & ae AUCT Senrie SADDLE PONY. NEW saddle, FE 5-2038 after 6 p.m. m. Dealers & con- ION EV- HED STONE. SAND GRAV: ogre 3-0531 ‘STUD SERVICE. GOLDEN MIKE. sired by My Choice (370374). nr. Crooks, Ul, 2-2110. ‘ply. Sand, g¢ravel & dirt. Cement, mortar t trucking & tile; OR 3-1534. SHREDDED PEAT HUMUS. _yds., $15. PE 17-0245. to $20, Seeding lawns, FE LOADING PEAT HUMAS TO truckers & deliver. 2384 Auburn, PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS SUP- § TOP SOIL, SUPER | DELUXE. $13 : $12 el._Earl_ Howard EM Jones | "Trixie. (agi718). Midnight COW MANURE. Blué Boy R sire is Wilson's Ram- cy GRAVEL Pay aig Pass ranger DRIVEWAY GRAVEL. “LOAD: a Sera 5 ranget o or delivered. FE 4-3263 or FE OAkland . 2-1466. FROnOGGRBHED JUMPING FREE FILL DIRT—445 BROWN mare, i Pdi Gentle. 3742 8. Blvd. Rd., FE 4-7201. E of Adams Rd ; Goop FARM TOP SOIL AND WrD.; = ORSES TO BOARD. 167 . eo dirt 5 yds. for $10, de- Square Lake Rd... Troy. livered, FE 4-6588. Also Loading Saree _truckers. __ Wanted Livestock 73 WTD.: PTGS OF ALL KINDS. FOR- rest Jones. MAple 5-0916. APPLES $1 BU. & UP. V&c LANDSCAPING * Sale Farm Produce 75 aot Orchards 5460 Orchard Lk. HOME- "Sues OF. P PURNACH GOAL ALL 4 APPLES. * MOST VARIETIES. Road "ila at $6.25 load. Top Some. $1.28 bu. ieounrd's Orchard ~* onl re _ nee landscape | 93] N 1, stone. TT a ERTIFIED SEED. YARD, SRiVEwAT ane ING TAT vastehes Jack Cochran. pall, gravel, fill, FE] Lk -Orion. MY 32-0031. POTATO 1,66 PER HUNDRED, det os on ORE Rot Paid Mountain’ Rd. N. or 2 | gard i Mesaaen ivered. OA) Bilverbell, :, BEBAGO SEED fOraTOES s & Fud FE 17-9319 od, ( EED ATO COB- Wo Coal - uel $7 ers as “ect EARLY Charles Young MY 21 ‘Sale Farm Eqitipment 76 |Efery Sunday . | 36 PaTaPIRDER FT. WIDE, 35 /AIRS a. MILE AUCTION. FURNITURE & appliances of all kinds. Every Sat night at 7:30 p.m. Ww. 12 Mile Rd, near Telegraph. Auction Sale weit x et & SATURDAY | secaten at o¢is Diz: 10 Hwy., 1 mile north of Pontiac city Kmits. ALL NEW MER NDISE H & | DISTRIBUTORS APRIL 20, 1050 _ wf o. . THURSDAY, © 1959 by NEA Service, ne, J TM. Reg, US. Pat. ft “It moat Se even more confining than going steady!”” “ B&B Auction Sales 5089 Dixie Highway Drayton Plains Every Friday .....7 p.m. Eyery Saturday ...7 p.m. .3 p.m. Buy and Sell ‘Daily ORlando 3-2717 DOOR PRIZES EVERY AUCTION | EVERGREEN 8. birch. cedar, small trees for hedges Sat night, May 2-7:30 2760 Orion Rd, near Adams. MY 3-3302. :| For Sale Housetrailers ‘ 78 22 FT., ag ole 5. STOOL. EXC. cond. 62 Wisne ft. long, 2 bedrms, aor cond. FE 8-206 or or PE 2-127 ALE ichigan stock featuring white | $6 ALMA 41 FT aa TO) 3-6268 sell Cal) OR After 5 Call 8-364 i954 PONTIAC CHIEF 40 0 FY 2) bedrooms. Prive $2,000. Auburn | Heights Trailer. Court. Lot 144. After 6 pm i jas 2%-FT 1EW MOON. _ LIKE new Priced | to sell. 170 N. Op- _dyke. Lot 1955 33° EERAL HOUSETRAIL- ef. Call FE 2-8007 after 7:00 p.m. i955 41° TRAILER, A-l COND. FE £678 2 — 2300 Simmons Rd. off 24. 1987 ANDERSON 45’. TAKE smaller trailer or down payment. FE 62. ai GENERAL. 3 FT. 7 BEDRM. 17. Auburn Heights Mobile _Village. FE 8-0989. 1958 DE LUXE 36-FT. 2 BEDRM. Aima, Like new. Jalousie win- dows. Storms & screens. ~ 30115. _ | TREAM LIGHTWEIGHT travel trailer. Since 1932, Guar- anteed for life. See them and get a demonstration at Warner Trail- er Sales. uron: (Plan to join one of Wally Bygm’ 8 ex- citing caravans). Authorized Sales FOR Pontiac Chief & Detroiter Complete selection of 8 and 10 wides. Also a large selection of Jate mode! trade-ins. We top them ai] of trade-in allowance — at Bob Hutchinson Mobile Homes | Sales 4301 , Dixie mpoes OR 3-120 Open 7 days a week LET US SELL YOUR TRAILER from our large lot. Wtd. used trailers. We will sell them on our lot for 10 per cent. Holly Marine and Coach Sales, oe Holly Rd., Holly. MEIrose 4-6771 NEW AND USED TRAILERS Liberal Terms Parts — Bottle Gas TRAILER EXCHANGE 60 §.. Telegraph FE 2-3200 NEW TRAILER SALES LMA CHAMPION GREAT LAKES Large Trade-In Allowance Gibson Trailer Sales UTICA, MICH. ; adie. VAN DYEE RE 27043 FOR CASH IN A HURRY, sell things B oa FURL Olt, ~~~ | through Classified Ads. Pin ‘AI 436|2 ELEC, HOV TYPE. BROOD. sor LAKE. Pre 5.8180 Vers. $15 GReenleat 42068. Anything goes! Diak FE [Pease per Moo in Sgn onde fat PERGUOON TEX | 28181. FRAN COAL & OIL - oner Loader with blades “alee & \ fis Orabard ‘oe Rd. oe 302821 fake, 7278 Pontiac Lk. Ra. " «i 4 / : r aif A oo For. Sale Sieusivutbers 78 OXFORD. TRAILER SALES srewaat GENERAL GA HOLLY VAGABO GREAT LAKES & R 14 to 53, 6 to 1h wi 0 ick from. We trade sell or rent e have 7 riul buys 9 now e ud today mile south e Orion M24. OH!! THAT NEW 1959 VAGABOND IS SOMETHING! SEE THE CUT-AWAY MODEL at Oxford Trailer Sales. Even 6 chila can understand the — models to see H OF LAKE M24 __OXFORD TRAILER SALES PIXIE TRAILER SALES 1045 N. Lapeer Rd., Oxford New used rental trailers PARKHURST __ TRAILER SALES Lake Orion Featuring new 1959 New Moon Mobile homes. Between Lake __ Orion and Oxford on M24 RENT OR SELL NIMROD COL- _lapsible trailer. FE 2-5309. 70D | f _Boats & Accessories 85 85 PT. PL HP. ‘BOAT, 1% otor. Trailer, wired for Parkhurst Trailer Ct 34058. i¢ FT. pagers ad 35 HP. EVIN- rude & trailer, $750, 3340 Sasha- baw Rd. Upstairs. OR 3-6855 after m™. i4 FT. DUMPHY. REFIN- ished 2% bp. J Remote cont. ae rols, running iene. cover & "trailer. 9525, 70. after 3 14 «PT. cENTURY R Mark 2 & trailer. UL 24279 or 225 ~Yuniper. i4% FT. WOLVERINE jie pm maker ~~ S wheel, and con- trols. 25 bh. ohnson, $525. OR ‘OOD is FOOT HARRIMAN PLYW w boat, Cost $175 3 ware age. sha Co! ith TRAVEL — a 1951 Silver Dome, 29 ft mod- good condition, $1.19. Pixie, a ft. modern. $1 ft. Mobile Cruts- er, TV, atr conditioner, washer,, 20 FOOT CE CABIN IN- 2 bedrms, only $& Extrf| board, fiberglass se $1,150. A-1 sharp. 15 ft. aluminum travel with condition. FE 40558. 270 —. = Soe moar raped Sood Orchard Lake caller buys. olly arine . JOHNSON * IND peo Bales Sales, ae ancl Rd., Hol- on in ie ng : caalbiaas y SE . CR \VacaTIon TRAILERT FOR Gate | *.2T uAhe“A Coan FE Saar er ren on's Trailer 28.) SS SLES LA TS 25 H.P. EVINRUDE MOTOR WITH _ 5665 “wittams “Lake Rd. OR 3-2838, tank and small boat. PE PE 6-0527. __Rent 1 Trailer Space 79 AUBURN POTS. ” MOBILE VIL- nee The finest, % mile SE Pon- 170s Opdyke me 5-3361 INSIDE CITY LIMITS. 2 BLOCKS from bug stob. Pontiac Trailer in bare. 800. 44-5289 ‘nimbe r Sake: Bloomfield Hills Mi “a sg cover ry ‘ ., Btee er, up trailer, wench. rk with remote controls. $875. iw ee a 16 -POOT ALL HARD- ware, battery & tigate. % Johnson, é¢lectric. Trailer, $1150. _FE 63255 after € p.m. ig FT. CENTURY INBOARD WITH 90 hp Gray engine. $660. OA 8-3071. 35 , MERCONY MARK 25. 18 HP. 2 props. $150. MA 4-2140. +35 HP JOHNSON OUTBOARD motor, for sale. Teele 9-0373. i955 MERCURY 25. 18 HP. $150, UL 2-1258. We have several “tary Ne outfite in stock Some with Evin- ¢ motors. rade now. Finane- ‘Harrington Boat Works “YOUR EVINRUDE DEALER. gi: Telegraph sa TERRIFIC DISCOUNT On Evinrude Shell Lake _Boats & Accesso ies 4 85 iit. DALEAS- TT N. MAIN $5 Ford Sa en = Bay ae JACK COLE, INC. 3 “Dodge - mouth - CaS ta MA ‘as 1958 English Ford Van oa $1695 Russ Dawson 232 8. SAG PE 29131 Es Baw Tandem fist & 6100 tor, 1965 Air over. C & HL tom: ber Co. UL 32-1330. MOBILEHOM® ESTATES. MOD- ern lakefront and playground. EM 3-2661 | YOU'VE SEEN THE REST, NOW see the best Square Lake Trailer Park FE 2-5295. 80 Auto Accessories eo LOPLI LOLOL RL De 48 MERCURY ENGINE. % RA UL 2-3867, - ‘51 FORD 6 MTR. ‘31 OLDS 68, "$1 DeSoto. ‘52 Chrysler V8, °52 Doses. ‘50-53. Pontiac 8 FE a FORD LEFT DOOR, pire runk lid. and seats FE 4-0 0959. Gomvntre 4 SPEED nabanrie: sion, duo 4 tarrel carburetors. 1997 CURLY CRAFT 16 . UTIL- Coach Park FE 54-9902. a 185 HP. naeegten yellow OXFURD MOBILE MANOR FOR white are Beautiful those who wart best. 40x80° condition Aja x self launc' lots 16'x40° “cement patios, etc. trafler and cover A real buy at One mile east ra! Oxford on Lake-| $3,000 will . Call 8-371 vile Rd OA s § PARKHURST TE E TRAILER | 1958. 14 FOOT ALUMINUM BOAT Court MY 2-4611. The best for with Mark 55 motor and trailer. iss ——~ ————, On 7 UL 34-2583. acres. Between 2 on and 7 Oxford ALL NEW 15" — Surfrider, Windshield, ge es A-35 Mercury with eetric’ controls. agp trailer. Save over $250. 3906 A burn near — Rd. after “ or p.m. except Sun. or Call UL She BOATS. MERCURY MOTORS, 6 TO » 70 h.p. Lake-N-Sea fibergias, 14 to. 18 ft. Lone Star aluminum or fi- ber ery as low as Pioneer fi ra ats and ¢ s, sta: fro; Lone Star cruiser, 18 ft., cabin cruiser, § 14 ft. heck on our pac deals t ee “er 4 un & S sp 210 oly spas MElrose ye Need Mallory tgnition. am- shaft, solid valve lifters. AC elec- tric fuel pump for Chevrolet, V-8, FE 5-5196, after 6 p.m. | GOO ‘$1 CHEVY MOTOR, $40. _MaArket 44633. WRECKING 100 CARS 1710 TAY- jor Road off Joslyn. FE §-2000. ___ For Sal Sale 1 Tires 80A 0 x x 16 is US_R ROYAL, ONE : other . ply, nearly new. PE 5-527 after 6 p.m. A-l USED TIRES, $350 UP. WE buy. sell. Aiso whitewalis. TATE TIRE ee §03 Saginaw St E 4-0687 NEW WHITE ALLS fad Springfield, stores. $15.95. Also used tires. Kuhn Auto Service, 149 W. Huron. FE 23-1215, STANDARD RRAND NEW TIRES. rrade in on General Safety Tires. to 50 per cem off Black or whitewalls. \ ED WILLIAMS 451 S Saginaw at Raeburn ‘Your Headquarters FOR FOREIGN CARS TIRES GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE | 3% S. Cass Auto Service 81 PP PPPLL PLLA DDO SLL LO PRL CRANKSHAFT GRINDING IN THE ear. Cylinders rebored. Zuck Ma- — Shop 23 Hood. Phone FE _Sale Motor Scooters 82 "ST a? LA MBRETTE, i650 MOD EL. Good condition $200. MI 4-7242, 68 CUSHMAN EAGLE,. 8 HP. __ Good shape, MY 3-1193. NEW & USE CUSHMAN 8COOT.- ers 230 EB Rike, FE 4-4246. _For Sale Motorcycles 83 83 PRA '48 HARLEY 174 UL 2-1004 before 5 i wn K-MODEL. $500. FE mney” K. ENGINE & BODY excellent cond. MA_ 5-7598. ‘FRIUMPHET 680 CC, EXCELLENT condition, Lincoln 1-1541. For Sale Bicycles 84 26° GIRL’S BICYCLE. LIKE NEW. $20, FE °4-7633. GOOD SCHWINN 26-IN, BOY'S Phantom, -Reduced price, 2-4289 ROLLFAST BICYCLES rane. -_ Hy air on all makes, th . Sales 321 8. Seas & Accessories es 85 1 WHEEL CAMPING, 1 Sg oa te "% Elgin motor. new. i2 FT . “FIBERGLAS BOAT, % a4 pain moter with trailer EM 3-3 ee a i p41. 4. FO and Mark “S OUgRD PLEWGSD Trailer. OR 43-7216, » ' wn | BOAT TRAILER $30 OR 3-0828 | BOATS REPAIRED AND REFIN- ished, custom windshields in- stalled. EM 3-4046. BOAT WINDSHIEL $20.95. IN- cludes hardware, trim and -mold- ing —_ ae Service Inc., 6129 _Highlan BOATS — 2 63 E. Walton Blvd. FE 68-4402, 7 days 9 to 9, FE 4-9370. Boat. PAINT SLAYBAUGH’S BOATS & MOTORS Used 35 Johnson Elect. & controls Used % Evinrude & controls Used 25 Mercury & controls Used 18 Evinrude elect. & controls Used 10 Mercw Used 14 ft. ‘ Ein Use ‘ailer ¢ Full line new Mercury Engines mes UREK OUTBOARD MARINE So. vard & Saginaw St. BOAT, TRAILER, HEAVY DUTY, $250" FE 4-4676. CUSTOM BOAT COVERS AND perth repair, FE 4-4277 or FE CUSTOM BOAT CUSHIONS AND _doat repair. ‘EM _ 3-0372. ~~ CENTURY CRUIS-ALONG 18 CAVALIERS ER ‘BOARDS INLAND LAKES SALES 3127. W. HURON FE 47121 EVIN UDE DE ua RIDES ME a oe Wagemaker line of penal berglas and _ molded | boats. Our demon- 50 h.p. ee a ride and test before you ‘WwW 16 FT mnateed lywood | ars ke ith ahogan frame windshield, front a ru seats o back, seipite with convertible ee and steering. $705. USED 14 FT. ey ywood run- about, windshield steering, solid center deck, mere & trailer. ice sell a 6. OOD gE of foam rubber seat cushions, covered with Naug- ahyde, bac sin various So measure : lengths. your boat. $5 "to §10.. Also, wind- shielee. oll to i . “ MS@ to poe e eae about and "alow signs to Dawson's es at @ — Phone MAin 92179. Tipsico Lak: outboard, FE 8641, — MATERIAL TO Cov- your boat decks, etc. Plexi- glass for pont windshields ike new. a is n] compounded for spec tequirem Gat gol zits Open Bat. Reger Reinforced Pati i at at aee 4442 aby R rt H. J OR 31335 FACTORY MADE he FT, BOAT. 3 horse Phone j. Transportation Offered 87 CARS DAILY TO: MOBILE ALA- Philadel e" Fant wance. mr 4ENGIN® Ai TO California $80. Hawaii, $99.10 — ake Service, Inc. OR 3-1254. RE EXPENSES TO 5.E, MO. SHpriday qve. FE 4-7250 D | fRUCK GOING WORTH F ART load either way Wanted Used Cars 88 AS MUCH AS $50 FOR JUNK AND FE 2-2666 Ot eae eas. days or Eves. i ATTENTION! TOP $$$ DOLLAR GLENN'S MOTOR SALES Bue tere" Backea"by 35 or | -PONTIAC'S* rbor. TONY'S MARINE EER eat Truck Center ' Fiberglas _85A |155 GMC Dump _. BOATS COVERED. %4 MIDGET *53 Ford Tandem Dump work, Rin’e Lake ¢ 52 Ford F-7 Dump ° FIBEROLAS | PRODUCTS SALES, | 53 GMC Package Del. 53 GMC 24-Ton Tractor with air brakes *51 GMC Van *55 Chevy 1-Ton Panel ’54 Chevy '4-Ton Panel "34 GMC ¥4-Ton Panel 56 GMC \4-Ton Panel *S6 GMC Cab and Chassis 3%4-Ton with duals °53 GMC 1-Ton Cab and Chassis with duals w Factory Branch OAKLAND AT CASS Auto insurance. 90A FE 47371 PE 413197 PL & PD FOR MOST CARS, $9.60 = : “ark dn. mos, Pmts. of £6.50- es. DON’T LOSE .YOUR CAR ¥4 e will show you how to cut FE 3336, Eves. your payments in half. Call or | Foreign & Sports Cars 90B Eddie Steele ‘8 RENAULT , PE 4-0032 ~ FORD CARGEST STOCK OF DUNL 2708 ORCHARD LAKE RD. S 3 Si KEEGO HARBOR car owner ems. Market Tire PE 5-9204 FE 2-2529 Tl PE 38-04% » NOW READ THIS. BRING YOUR CAR HERE FOR TOP DOLLAR WE NEED by A J FOR OUT pay Petes AVERILL'S 2020 Dixie Hwy. FE_ 2-9878 PR! 4.6866 2 ‘ek ) a DEMO SALE ms ert rglide, he wall tires, “radio, CASH FOR CARS HARDENBURG MOTOR SALES Cass at Pike FE 5-7398 CASH ANY MAKE OR MODEL FOR 20 YEARS WE HAVE PAID THE*+ TOP par FOR THE RIG SEE MALEN ELLSWORTH OR LEE KELLEY. ANWELT | 4640 Dixie Hwy. OUR CUSTOMERS DEMAND GOOD “CLEAN CARS” wlLL GIVE You $$$ CASH $$$_. FOR YOUR EQUITY OR 4 GOOD DEPENDABLE CAR BILL SPENCE “RAMBLER” a1 § SAGINAW FE 8.4541 SH FOR LATE MODEL USED CARs Community Motor Sales [AUBURN AT BAST BLVD. See M eM Motor Sales ‘For top dollar on later model cars. OR 3-1603 dereoat, outside misror, "old Ae ® SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! tie VG casing Powergiide, Best er, power steerin, rakes, white wall tires, coral gnd beige SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! radio, in tore erglide, roca optside mirror. ‘old finish. * SAVE ! ‘SAVE! SAVE! 4door heater, Beige 1989 OLDS SUPER 88 Holiday coupe, Hydramatic, power steer- gan prebes 7, radio, aongeol cessories. solid *tisset finish. |SAVE! SAVE! ‘SAVE! Haskins Chev. 6571 Dixte Righway at M15 MAple 6-5071 altes ‘til 8 “CY” OWENS FORD 56 BUICK 2, DOOR HARDTOP Dynafiow, Radio and Heat- $1295 ‘Cy’ Owens 147 8. SAGINAW 8Bt. "WE'LL BUY YOUR CAR! | CASS-OAKLAND USED CAR: 312_W_ Montcalm , WTD.; USED ENGLISH FORD. NO dealers, Call FE 58-5720 after 5. Wanted at Once: ‘7 & ‘58 Pontiacs, & ‘58 Chev- rolet Impalas 18018 Woodward between 6 & 7 _Mile Rds, Detroit, TO 5-5700 2527 Dixie Hwy, FE 6-3588 FE 5-4101 TOP CASH $938 FOR CLEAN CARS 1956 or trade Up or Buick 2 door ha « Dyna., CONOMY CARS. 22 AUBURN heater. made. oe . power TGP PRICE’ POR 7 steering. en 3 one TOP or E gre’ poe CARS. yeu wit, think from ae appear. ce and care ‘8 PONTIA SUE JUNE ee ee model. Also have @ special 4 ane AUTO SA oe condition. HWY. DRAYTON PLS. NORTH CHEVROLET CO. CASH PAiD for all models Used Trucks SCHRAM'S AUTO & TRUCK USED aavss PARTS ALL ae ore MODELS 1EG OTOR H ALES 2635 pao Ave. * For wr Sale | Trucks — 90 "47 INTERNATIONAL 1 ) TON, stake, Good cond. $225. FE 4-4864, 40; W Huron. 48 FORD wii Du work! Inc, 8 “tet. Hi . 2538 Dixie avr) OR 3-1205 3-031) ~ Used Truck Patts 89A 4-6632 90 “48 CHEVY 4 TON PICKUP. Che EM WD: LATE NGOEL ) STATION wegon, cash or ing Buick © as trade-in, OR 3-704 ‘ - Has The _Wanted Used “Trucks 89 INTERNATIONAL 1-YEAR DISCOUNT | WARRANTY GIVEN FREE WITH EVERY CAR 100% Coverage; No Exclusions ‘86 Pontiac 4-dr. 1 owner ;. + § 976 = =. a automatic ...... su ee ebee PLACE A “LOST” AD. Call FE 2-8181 for an ad to recover a loss. Dial FE 2-8181 for an ad-writer. Say “charge . 56 adr. Nice "$2 Chevrolet Br. li & ‘88 More to pick from : BANK RATES © Open 8:30 a.m to 9 p.m, North Chev. Hunter Bivd,|at 8, Woodward Ave. Birmingham Mr eats fg ‘~@ ‘9 STUDEBARER Fi PICKUP TRUCK wh CRorgaiel tap gy ia me a 5 Auto. maculate ........ 9% oes ke painting “| : BIRMINGHAM MI_6-8051. es Pontice: : waa x | see MONTHLY PAYM’TS AUTO SALES 115 SOUTH SAGINAW. __ FE 00402 __—_—Open ‘Unt 9 P.M, $5 BUICK CENTURY, $1, . fag Sas Lm g & wake, Heater, radio, Phose FR cies after Ge pe sigeessess ee, $2,408 F.Ftite Door. ales, 58 MERCURY ~ tes hind P.Lane 4 Door H-Top. i2, mi. 7 PL $6 DeSOTO ....,.+ Pireflite Convertible. ‘85 CHEVROLET |... $8 at Door =. 6 cyl.“ 2 Door e "36 1 Cee ees RRR eR ORE 4 Firedome. = ‘SS "LY MOUTH i eee ‘S86 PLYMOUTH ..... OTR, RAMBLER 666 S. WOODWARD MI 6-3900 with extras, Will FACTORY pear riaoN wade madi tTATION WAGON $1595 * ‘53's & ‘54's. FORDS : CHEVS. No Cash: Needed . JUST MAKE. $17 & eee cette eh veer ee eke ee ee OUTH weet Suburban 4 Door 6 Suburban 6 — 9 6 Suburban. de eee eee apes seee "Bright Spot” Lake at Cass PE 80488 __Ppen ‘til 9 $5 DOWN |* se ge ‘Eddie Steele Le FORD Ta _ EEG Heed 2 1957 Cornet 2 dr. vs og 50 Larry Jerome OL 1-87 =a $5 DOWN V-8, straieh sick. Ratio aa tires. A most economical Wagon. HAND SELECTED 1957 BUI woe RQ TO “ere CERTAIN 8pecial 4door ha ardtop, power AT YOU GET steeting, power brakes, nafiow, radio, heater, white wall tires. The Most , They come no nicer than this __ one. 1955 PONTIAC... $1195 For Your Miney poof heater. white Boremaee. radio, heater, w w ti " y x orig ts extra mate. a. res. | '58 CHEVY Impalh H-T .... $2204 wiavegecawearety x am eeietene $2195 | » :: Fairlan pad cotivextibie. Power 58 FORD Custom 4 Door ... $1594 steerin, wer kk Ford «499"° matic, Ve coeliac radio. heater, BE FORD Cantons S268" onan SLO Polcatgg wall tires, Don't miss this ‘88 PONTIAC Safari wagon .. $2774 | 195: PLY bd es 3a. fi lg automatic (2122 | 57 CHEVY B-A Convertible ... simai- mission, radio, heat hit awe ates A rosie while beauty, Wall | +57 FORD 2 Door wagon ..... $1394 im aiaues ee 1945 Super hardtop with power B str '8?7 CHEVY 2 Door 210 ....... $1394 ing, power brakes, radio, heater. " accessories. A beautiful’ car ali |'57 FORD F-Lane * seoees $1589 wa 1957 © PLYMOUTH assess 1595 | 57 CHEVY 4 Door 210 ....... $1494 Belvedere agiap ~~, ra- dio; heate wall tires, |°5? FORD Country Sedan .... $1604 thar = white | ce i this is F ra ce, com . ' #56 BU on . see it! g1208 ‘7 BUICK Super H-Top ...... $1874 pecial 4 door with Dynafi ' “500 radio, heater, tires like yall OW, |'57 FORD “500” Convertible .. $1789 1956 MERCURS with low miles.|+57 PONTIAC Chieftain .... $1504 Victoria harsicg with Mercomatic. | +57 PLYMOUTH Convertible $1689 A real nice car. $1395 |'97 CHEVY Wagon ........., $1794 Star Chiet hard . Power brakes,| % Passenger sata ae eater, white | 56 FORD % Ton Pickup .... $ 804 inish with 1996 FORD Deoutiful leather trim. | .4¢-conmvy 2 Door 210 ....... $ 994 riane tudor sedan, Fordom radio, heater, new white wall fires 56 BUICK Special 2 Door .... $1094 Red and white finish. ICK ..... $ ‘86 BUICK Century H-Top .... $1394 Special 4-door scdan, Dynaflow s ; oo. heater, white wall tires. ‘86 BUICK Super H-Top ...... $1304 one-owner car and real nice. . | 1988 BUICK MASE GR” a 5. SNE SE ea $1095 | 55 “RAMBLER” Wagon .... $ 994 Special hardtop "with one radio, heater, white wall tires.| 56 FORD Custom 2 Door .... $ 794 Blue and white finish with cus- wo Re ° 55 CADILLAC Cpe, Deville .. $1994 Ha with power | a +] or brakes, radio enter ree 56 BUICK Century H-Top ... $1394 —_ an mag wall ree. Red and | +5g BUICK Super H-Top .... $1394 55 OLDSMOBILE ..... ... 1095 | » . ‘ favor sedan, yaromstic, 72085 | 55 OLDS 2 Door 88 H-T ...... $1004 white all tires, Solid piece” ‘and 1 owner. 30,000' actual | "9 FORD F-Lane 4 Door .... $ 894 1954 $4" OLDSMORILE - ¢ o95 | 55 PONTIAC wtarchief ...... $ 904) wer. Stee . ; power ace Me Famaite, Sauls, | 85 DODGE Coronet 2 Door .. $ 674 eater, wa . ust OLDEMOBILE $2005 | 54 CHEVY B-Air 2 Door .... § 494 -- ogg pardtop. | ‘power steer-| ° . . _ ag — heater, |*64 FORD Custom 4 Door ... $ 544 1956 CHEVROLET ......... 495 "54 MERCURY 4 Door ....... $ 374 4-door w: & engine, Power; ie, Woe heater, green) 61 PONTIAC 2 Door ........+ sean ontinn: Baek ~ MOTOR SALES 952 M 2 West A HURON BIG -‘Used Car Sale’ $1595. \'57 Ford Fairlane . V-8, AUTOMATIC ‘57. Pontiac H'top ..$1795. STARCHIEF, LIKE NEW ‘56 Buick H’ top oo $1495 SHAR. oe '57 Skoda .........$ 795 30 MILES TO A GALLON Buick H’top ....$ 595. THIS IS A BARGAIN 5 Dodge Wagon . .$1095 A-1 CODITION ¢ 54 Pontiac ........$ 595. 4 DR. SED. READY TO GO | j $695 54 Olds Hardtop . FULL POW ER ! | | '54 Chevy Bel Air ..$ 645, AUTOMATIC PERNA 53 Ford Club Cpe. $ 45 OVERHAULED MOTOR 53 Buick Sedan ...$ 395 GOOD TRANSPORTATION 53 Nash Sedan ....$ 245 GAS SAVER 52 Ford 2-Door ...$ 395. V-8 WITH OVERDRIVE Transportation | '54 STUDEBAKER . $ 05° '§2 PLYMOUTH RARDTOP .. $195) ‘49 OLDS CL CPE, ...... $125 | | ‘47 CADILLAC SEDAN ... $ 95) '62 PONTIAC. °54 NASH. '51 STUD '2 LOW OVEISIEAD LOCATIONS, TO SAVE YOU MON 51 N. Broadway at Shadbolt AND M24 at Shadbolt . RUSS | JOHNSON ~ 7 MOTOR | SALES 7 AUTHORIZED , RAMBLER AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER $1 N. BroadWay Lake Orion FE 4: 7a er TRE ALS de roo MY 22671 or MY. 31461 ~ oa | 4 a eas - ar * = 4 : NO. ; Conveetibles Station Wagons WE GOT 'EM Hardtops Sedans 1956 FORD _ * PARKLANE | STATION WAGON 91395 BR 1955 “BONTIAC CONVERTIBLE $975 STOCE No. 177 +1957 CHEV. BEL AIR ~ Further! 1959 GMC SUBURBAN “2099 STOCK No. 157 1957 BUICK SPECIAL ’ CONVERTIBLE CONVERTIBLE 210 Orchard Lake Ave. 0 | FE 2-910] Open Eves. THESSE ARE $1795 $1595 JUST A SAMPLE OF THE FINE USED CARS | AT Oliver Motor ales ~<— MATTHEWS-HARGREAVES "Sth" ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION | WE COULD GIVE YOU THE MOON BUT INSTEAD... ? MATTHEWS. HARGREAVES THE KIND THAT ARE FAMOUS FOR Were Giving Better Deals All Prices Reduced THURSDAY — FRIDAY - SATURDAY PLUS: Brand New Tires ON ALL ’54-’58 MODELS LOOK FOR The True:Sign of Quality "O.K." USED GARS For the Red-Hot Deal ON THE RED-HOT CAR See the Man with the Bright Red Cane 2 GOOD USED CARS MATTE HARGREAVES 631 OAKLAND AVE. a L- ~ YOU HAVEN'T SEEN UNTIL YOU'VE VISITED -- PE 4- 4547- EWS- S i ecparepepipsepingey *a) ap ~“Chaanel 290K TV Channel ¢—WW4J-TV ; Channel 1—WXYZ-E wit | (2) News Analyst. (2) (4) News, Sports. (2) Ten-Four. Adventure: Highway Patrol re-runs. Po- liceman sets out to ambush clever thief. (4) (color) Mich, Outdoors. (7) Girl Decoy. Adventure: Casey poses as model in New York's garment center to snare killer. (9) Huckleberry Hound. (2) I Love Lucy. Comedy: Ricky plans to open night club and wants Bob Hope as his top star. Lucy gets in-the act by going to Hope to per- suade him to take the job, (Re-ryn). (4) Dr. Hudson. Drama:|— Racial battle starts when girl's sweater. . (9) Million Dollar Movie. Ad- venture: William Powell, Myrna Loy, “ Thin Man.” ('39.) (2) December Bride. things wrong. (4) Ldwless Years. Drama: . Girl testifies against ex- gangland pals. (7) Zerro. Adventure: Zorro takes a dare to aid Ser geant Garcia after the king's crooked emissary lays a trap for Zorro by suspending Gar- cia by a rope high above the fort gate. ; (2) Yaney Derringer. Adven- ture: Gigantic hoax almost goes over when civil admin- istrator is seemingly prto- moted to new government job. (4) Variety. Singers Fior- ence Henderson, Bill Hayes with popular and semi- classical songs. (7) Real. McCoys. Comedy: Grandpa hides furniture to fool tax ‘assessor. (2) Zane Grey Theater. West- ern: Crippled bank teller (James Whitmore) and wom- an doctor (Marsha Hunt) get involved in robbery and mur- der in rough western mining | town. (4) Laugh Line. Comedy! pane] with Dick Van Dyke) host, regular panelists Mike! Nichols and Elaine May, comic Shelley Berman. (7) Pat Boone, Variety: Sing- er Pat Suzuki of Broadway's “Flower Drum Song,’’ come-| dian Cliff Norton. (9) Mike Hammer. Adven-' ture: Young man encounters strange veiled lady. (2) Playhouse 90. World War' II drama: Barry Sullivan! James Whitmore, Lili Darvas in “Dark December.”’ Doc-| tor takes over ancient F. ran-| ciscan monastery to care for| the wounded—with very little} help. (4) (color) Tennessee Ernie! Ford. Variety: Singers Molly Bee and the Four Preps. (7) Rough Riders. Adven- ture: Lt. Kirby is unwilling) groom.at a shotgun wedding t { EVERYONE AS GOING TO WALTON Radio & TV For a Good Used TV Set. Stop in Today and 515 E. Walton Cor. of Joslyn Expansion Sale, due expand his building .. . he must reduce his merchandise to raise money. Stop. in today and see bargains galore! EXPANSION SALE Hampton Electric announcing this great to the need to borrows - for his fiancee, 16:00 (4) You Bet Your Life. Groucho Marx with (1D The — Tracer. Young bride in ac- cident leaves her husband. (9) News, Weather, 10:90 (9) Passing Parade, (D News, Weather. (9) Theater. Drama: Blonde involves boyfriend in crime in -“Too Late for Tears.” ('48), Lizabeth Scott. 10:45 (T) News, Weather. 11:00 (2) (4) News, Weather. (7) Soupy’s On. 11:20 (2) (4) Sports. 11:25 (2) Nightwatch Theater. Drama: Rugsians engage in _ (44). Gregory Peck. 11:30 (4) Jack Paar. Variety. Eva Gabor. (7) Night Court. FRIDAY MORNING 6:00 (4) Continental Classroom. 6:50 (2) Meditations. 6:65 (2) On Farm Front. 700 (4) Today. (7) Big Show. (2) TV College. (1) Breakfast Time. (2) Cartoon Classroom. (2) Captain Kangaroo. (7) Our Friend Harry. (4) I Married Joan. (2) Movie. 3:38 (4) (color) Bozo the Clown. 10:00 (4) Dough Re Mi. (7) Jean’s Notebook. 10:16 {7) Lady of Charm. 10:25 (8) Billboar. ‘10:30 (4) Treasure Hunt. (2) Arthur Godfrey. (9) Count of Monte Cristo. {16:55 (7) News. }11:00 (2) I Love Lucy. | (4) Price Is Right. (Tr Cleo. (9) Leon Errol. 11:15 (9) Nursery Schoo! Time. |11:30 (2) Top Dollar. (4) Concentration. (7) Burns and Allen. (9) Howdy Doody. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Love of Life. (4) Tic Tae Dough. | (7) George Hamilton IV. | (9) Hidden Pages. 12:30 (2) Search for Tomorrow. (4) It Could Be You. (7) Play. Your Hunch. 7:30 8:00 8:30 8:00 summer he cuts it to 25 blocks. a S = 10:30 (4) (color) Masqueradelie Imports Into US. WASHINGTON m — Te United States Chamber of Com- encourage increased ports into the United States. x * The deletions did not alter the Chamber’s positions in support of the trade agreements program. The businessmen affirmed anew) the policy of “selective adjust-| ainst|ment of tariffs and the orderly and gradual reduction of other barriers to world trade.” for Return of Children 2 HONOLULU, Hawaii (AP) — A professional dancer, carrying a sign reading, ‘‘Dear Public, This ‘Can Happen to You Too,” picketed the seat of Hawali’s government Wednesday trying to get her five children back from welfare offi- cials. * * * Mrs. Leilani H. Price, in a street length muumuu and a large straw hat, played a ukelele while a little white dog ran by her side. Known professionally as Ma Ma Loa, she paraded for hours in front of the Iloani Palace while the Territorial Legislature met. * * *® Welfare officials took her five children last week and put them in a home. They said she and the tr esa a Sub levee Too Busy on Interviews. - fp WILDAM wwALD ts et peremalty ees Dt enson moved into Arthur Godfrey's) ‘w t tt morning chair et CBS-TV yester-| And by all ,means, step back a day and spent the half hour inter-/little more out of camera range viewing Martha Raye and comedy writer Nat Hiken. ; on * 2 * THE CHANNEL SWIN: A watch west Passage, Pete Kelly’s Blues, Cimarron City, The D.A.’s Man, Steve Canyon. Among the new NBC-TV shows next fall, according to a tentative Reporting 8 TIMES Daily Directly from The WPON Washington News Room So Thet YOU Know, schedule: Whispering Stith Co as RUE Ire “| Some local Chambers and affili- urphy, a = ated trade associations had pro- seal and Jody’ McCrea, a series of Armstrong — Robbins—Kentile a. tested that many domestic indus-| Godfrey threw in 4 lead ques 40°14, night als. another I tries need more. protection trom| ton of two and let Levenson (°° Friday night specials, anothers HOMOGENOUS VINYL TILE & the competition of low-wage for- pre pl lian own for large edi ‘ieee A meh speci® 2 - j . a . ™ eign —— a oa et ro rome “even erboat, Laramie and-Bonanza . nee Eee = es : Erwin D. Canh editor of the ht tak lesson Th, - Christian Science Monitor, Boston | from tat experience decd in ff MUNTZ TV tiny | “Pare c: the Chamber’ vance what sort terview setailent st Te costing He ‘succeeds William A. McDon- 6 Electronics Association Discontinued Colors 2 ll, board chairman of the First # ational Bank, St. Louis. so FE 4.1515 es , Liu Toasts Peace, ° | TH E FLOO R SHOP a s * 7 e Dancer Hulas — World Friendship y_mmeitrent totem» J 99 5. Savinaw FE 45216 TOKYO (AP)—Communist Chi- na’s new president, Liu Shao-chi, | jtoasted world peace, the mer) ness of the people of every coun- try, and “the development of | friendship between the peoples of | all countries’ today. | * x * Liu presided at his first diplo- matic reception since being named president Monday. Peiping radio said he shook’ hands with the heads of diplomat- | |ic missions from, countries recog- | nizing eae * * Mao Te-ting and Premier Chou} En-lai apparently did not attend. | Mao gave up the presidency 80 | he could have more time for the] 1 Hazard 11 Bogs down (9) Myrt & Doris. : . , a . , a. uidi nt children were living in a station During the 1947-57 decade 11,-/ a We Will See You wie pd — Lig wagon without bath or toilet fa-|000,00) homes were built in the IK @ the 00 (2) Our Miss Brooks. Noa te dae the rerio earth [United States. Today wat other a +4 (4) It's Great Life. she storie hare om ewe v —— | bapa a e. S PONTIAC HOME $355" Ro! tides ter em a wae © (9) Movie. ul er a @:30 (7) Topper. ° cerebral palsy. a IMPROVEMENT : (2) As World Turns. +i? mT Ie AINiad | i a (4) Amos 'n’ Andy. , House Didn’t Stop Minislale a SHOW @ 1:55 (4) Faye Elizabeth. tens a @ 2:00 (7) Day in Court. 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