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Winter Still Packs Punch Roll down the convertible tops,;spring is due to end tonight, the 
boys; trot out the Bermuda shorts,/weatherman says. 
girls — it may be your last chance) Showers and turning colder this 
for a while. evening is his forecast, but it is 
Pontiae’s brief interlude of) wonderful while it lasts. -   
Over 40 Die in Fighting   
Cuban Police Seize’... 
University ‘Arsenal’ ' HAVANA (INS)—Cuban police today seized Havana _ University, alleged arsenal for a student attempt to 
assassinate President Fulgencio Batista in a revolt that 
goed nearly 100 casualties. 
: Forty-six persons may have been killed in the abortive 
uprising. - 
    - Police Commander Col. Martin Perez said a “consider-   j 
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In Today's Press’ 
AREAS TALLINE 
County. News. steers ohe Str? 14 
_ ‘Editorials epee eee tere = 
2 
- Markets Siesaluskaalitus 
Food News ...... 38 
Sports Se eerbene 8 
    21S TR mgee des in it. 
Morrie Tubergen, YMCA instructor, shows proper 
center, and Tom Rohrer. 
.}ed in downtown Pontiac 
  
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Witness Pleads 
‘th Amendment || 
in Racket Qui Refuses to Say When 
He First Met Gambler) | 
James. Elkins - 
WASHINGTON @ 
William Langley, Multno-|. 
mah County, (Portland) 
district attorney, today in- 
voked the Fifth Amend- 
ment in refusing to answer 
questions before the Senate 
committee. shat 
rackets. 
He refused to answer 
3 iquestions as to whether he 
jhad had interests in gam- 
- |bling establishments. He 
-}was confronted with pur- 
ported recordings of his 
own conversations with 
racketeers. 
Langley was called to the 
witness chair in an atmos- 
phere of tension and excite- 
ment.stemming from the 
arrest last night of James 
“IR. ab emcee vice president of 
the giant ‘Teamsters Union 
jon charges of scheming to 
Last he ag the com-|* 
P to keep him 
  to nine-year-olds Deejay Taylor, 
Spring -- 
_ Men just happening to pass by 
the: sporting goods shop where 
oan bttsare3i is being fea-   * * 
Was expected to 
fall slightly short of yesterday's 
recomd breaking 69,*one' degree 
above the all-time March 13 rec- 
ord for Pontiac. 
Continued .summer-like weather 
is predicted today, with souther- 
ly winds increasing to 20-30 miles 
an hour. 
But while the golfers limber. 
their swings this afternoon, the 
southerly winds wilt shift to 
A few snow flurries are expect- 
. ;ed tomorrow, with a high of 55. || 
Tonight's low is forecast for 44-48 
degrees. 
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The lowest temperatire record-: 
preceding 
8 a.m. today was 44 degrees. The 
temperature at 2 p.m. was 67. 
New Yorker Lost 
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LEAVES COURTHOUSE — James R. Hoffa (right), vice presi- 
courthouse early today, free on $25,000 bond following his arrest by 
the FBI on a charge of bribing a Senate rackets investigating ‘com- 
mittee lawyer who was. acting as a double-agent. The man at the 
left is Edward Cheyfitz, a Hoffa attorney. 
Took Over Local Here . 
Hoffa Was Central Figure   
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By GEORGE T. TRUMBULL Jr. dent of the Teamsters Union, smiles as he. leaves a Washington |   
lAccused of Attempting 
to Get Senate Secrets : DETROIT (AP)—A Detroit newspaper said today 
Atty. Gen. Thomas N. Kavanagh had disclosed evi- 
dence that the Teamsters .Union forced Detroit 
union officers to wear hidden wire recorders. when 
they went before a one-man grand jury here in 1953.   
WASHINGTON \®—James R. Hoffa, reputed to be 
the real power in the giant Teamsters Union, was ar- 
rested last night on a charge of trying to bribe a lawyer © 
| to feed him secrets from the Senate investigation into 
labor racketeering. 
He quickly posted $25,000 borid and was released 
pending a hearing March 28. 
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Almost simultaneously the Federal Bureau of Investi- 
gation arrested Hyman I. Fischbach. 47, a Miami, Fia., 
‘lawyer, on related charges of bribery. He made bond 
on the spot at his Coral Gables home. 
ge: 2. *. 
Also taken into custody, at Detroit, was Hoffa's red- 
haired 34-year-old secretary, Mrs. Dorothy P. Dobrescu, 
held only as a material witness. 
7 Stang aren e on a de te) whi I 
: n Custod See Related Stories re Y 
on Pages 2,10,14,16 | ee 
there was a “‘likelihood she mnt | 
flee’’ to avoid testifying.   
  
      The name of James R. Hoffa—arrested yesterday by 
  Langley, a Democrat who was 
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) 
BULLETIN MANCHESTER, Eng- 
land, (INS) — All 20 per- 
sons aboard a _ British 
turbojet airliner were be- 
lieved killed today when 
the plane crashed and 
burned while approaching 
Manchester’s Ringway 
Airport for a landing. 
British European Air- 
ways announced that all 
15. passengers and five 
crewmen of the _ four- 
engined Viscount perished 
in the crash and resulfing 
fire. There was no imme- 
diate indication whether     
-” \tional President Dave Beck, and 
  any Americans were 
a Eee .|the FBI on an attempted bribery charge—is not an un- 
familfar one in Pontiac labor circles. 
Hoffa’s name can be linked to the turbulent history, 
  can well remember back tot 
1949 when two bomb blasts)1.500, filed suit in Oakland County 
 |Shattered the previous har. Circuit Court. 
- mony of the history of the) Hoffa and Beck, who today is 
awaiting appearance before the 
Senate investigating committee, 
were named as defendants. Keat- 
ing and Linteau, plus former 
Pontiac State Representative 
Leaun Harrelson, were also 
named in the suit. local, 
Hoffa, 44, stepped into the local’s| 
affairs, under orders of Interna- 
placed it under trusteeship because 
two of its local officers faced ex- 
tortion and conspiracy charges. 
This was in Ottoberz 1953. 
The two officers, Daniel J. 
Keating and Louis C. Linteau, 
pleaded guilty later to accepting 
bribes in connection with labor 
contracts. (Keating last year was 
charged with income tax eva- 
sion.) 
After stripping Keating and Lin- 
teau of their power, Hoffa named 
himself trustee. This caused a split 
in Local 614’s membership. Oppon- 
ents of Hoffa and his self-appointed 
officers circulated petitions asking 
for their ouster. 
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Hoffa’s foes and their families 
were threatened with physical vio- 
lence because of their efforts to 
drive him from Pontiac. 
OPPOSITION GREW Harrelson is today. “acting presi- 
dent” of Local 614, whose head- 
quarters is at 1410 S: Telegraph Rd. 
The suit, among = other things, 
asked for the accounting of some 
$1 million in local union funds. 
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Present Circuit Judges Frank L. 
Doty, George B. Hartrick and H. 
Russel Holland threw out the suit 
in September, 1955, claiming the 
court had no jurisdiction. 
BOMB TARGETS 2 
It was Hoffa who appointed 
Keating and Linteau to posts dur- 
ing the local's trusteeship reign. 
The two were targets of the bomb 
blasts in the fall of 1949, but were 
uninjured. 
Although those who placed the 
~jbombs - were never-- aj 
ipolice officers attributed them to 
The opposition faction in dissenters of Hoffa's trusteeship. 
numbers in early 1954. W re-| Officers stood by with riot guns 
moval proceedings failed, the in-| land tear gas at many anti-Hoffa 
surgent group, numbering some! meetings in the county.       
  
    
    MEMO TO CAESAR 
Jesus Recruits Followers | 
ing to report promptly that the Nazarene, Jesus, 
is recruiting followers. This may be a serious mat- 
ter. 
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PO ee Tee Atk Vent Meptrods of pexple 
ther whenever the man pauses to preach or 
teach, and he is no longer doing so just in places a 
  
For example, one day he came to the shores of 
the sea of Genneserat — according to Junius’ re- 
port — where he found a group of fishermen dry- 
ing their nets. He got into one of the boats and. 
asked its.owner, Simon, to pull the craft-a little 
way out from the shore. 
He, preached for a time and then suggested 
that the fishermen go out on the lake. They told 
tren’ Catal Gableg, was, ery [ot "ora, but by the roadside, in homes, or any- him fishing had been no good all day. 
ented yesterday by the New York| “Here he happens to be. Jesus assured them their luck would change Post, 1,400 miles away. The news is abroad widely that he has healed "and, indeed, they all returned to shore with full se ae, aoe many sick persons. ‘This alone is enough to bring nets, ‘ Of his Mina Todelnes. Tie| £700 groups of suxious friends and relatives of ; ct: > 
edn tre Shand cor] ee nee a VEOPUNCE, Be DEN Bee oruey were 00 satonished that Simon tell to the \ thaw this though, many persons come just. to iv eh a New Your BD oe aie : volee ‘and his Ynlerpretation £T0und as if in the presence of a deity and began 
|gjant where works, found! of the ancient seriptures by means of parables to coll himaGtt & sinful men. 
‘Ja man who had a of where| which all can understand. - “Jesus told him to rise up and follow. He added 
Masco planned Sos Pe ENR, Sa a ois om Pee that he would make him a fisher of men. 
Hee were only are ready to give up|their families and their busi- Simion and two. of thé other men irhmediately’, 
: i where he became [ness and follow him in this cause. : abandoned all their boats and gear, as well as their 
{lost | 2 ae J (i> t quniday alarming, a arid went away with the Nezarene. eel 
is De of the AFL Teamsters Local 614 here, whose members ‘tense 
:|York attorney, to get a job with 
yt try my case or 
lense in the newspapers 
“T have been in the labor move- 
ment all my life and have hag to 
fight labor’s battles 
  MES. FRED DOPRESCU   
Buses to Stop 
in Port Huron; 
‘Losing Money’ 
PORT HURON (® — The Port 
Huron Bus (Co. today notified 
the city it will cease operation 
March 30 because of revenue 
“Revenue has declined te the - 
extent that the company has been the Senate committee and provide! : 
Hoffa with information from com- 
mittee files. The Senate group's 
inquiry so far has centered on 
Teamster affairs. 
INFORMED PROBERS 
Cheasty, the FBI announced, os- 
tensibly took Hoffa's offer but ac- 
tually informed the committee and 
the FBI and cooperated fully with 
them. in the month since he was 
approached. 
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The FBI said when Hoffa was 
arrested at his ‘Washington hotel 
he had important. committee pa- 
pers which were delivered to him 
only a short time before. 
The FBI did not immediately 
disclose the alleged connection of! 
Fischbach and Mrs. Dobrescu with 
the matter. - 
Soon after Hoffa's arrest, he was 
taken before U.S. Commissioner 
James Splain on charges of violat- 
ing the federal bribery statutes. 
Splain . ordered Hoffa freed in 
$25,000 bond pending a hearing be- 
fore the commissioner March 238. cities caught in the same 
squeeze,” he said. “In. those 
cities, however, the cities are 
subsidizing the bus service.” 
City Manager J. F. Gibbs said, 
“Ann Arbor has been subsidizing 
bus service, but has also found 
it to be unprofitable.” Gibbs said 
he understands Ann Arbor has 
choose which method they want 
to subsidize buses.   ‘Hoffa's lawyer protested the bond 
RB “Mr, Hoffa is clearly indicative 
  He said the proposals are 
1. Public ownership. 2. A $180,000 
bond issue to purchase equip- 
ment. 3. An Increased tax levy 
above Ann Arbor charter limita- 
tion to operate bus service. jwas excessive, After the proceed- 
ling. Hoffa declined comment, 
McClellan said the alleged bribe 
  (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) 
Keeper of the Doors 
For $16,500 — Gee Whiz! 
WASHINGTON — The Capitol’s well-paid drew 
the fre of Congressman William S, Broomfield (R-Royal Oak) to-   
  
“If we're going to cut the budget, this is a good place to. start,” 
said Broomfield, who represents Oakland County, 
Broomfield said the present House of Representatives door. 
keeper, William M. Miller, draws a salary of $16,500. 
Bt duos are to rent foreign gitarien and Introduce i 
them to Congressmen. 
Because the Democrats are in control of the House, Miller 
‘earns $4,000 a year more than his Republican’ counterpart. Xe 
the Republicans have one too,” said Broomfield, 
He ts.Tom Kennameér, paid a salary of Speen Tem 
via doesn’t have ‘ ‘much of anything’’ to do while the 
in control of the doors. He is waiting’ until the : 
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  —— engl orn the US. Dept. af Sicsiaiinek Givi i atrol , (a | if Circuit Judge Frank 1. Doty and Welfare, to|planning a completely set | ~~ =. 
today held that a vote traud be exhibited at the U.S, exhibit ofup for its 1957 Military Ball Sat-§ a voided annexation by Northville school buildings at the 20th Inter-|urday evening, at the Community |. aS oe 
of a S-acre Novi Township parcel. Conference on Public/House, — . \ ' : 
As a result, the area — in Oak- Education in Geneva, Switzerland. | Guests arriving at 9:30 will find Wes %, 
ee Ceara wh at a en ere eee ene 
toad — reverts to its status recently American} te open the car deor, another oe £ i — before a special election last Assn. of School « an-| eseort the ladies into the lobby ae! 25 
jet. nual convention in Atlantic City.| amd onee inside when joined by gina Ladies’ Shoes 
Judge Doty alee ruled that the ee; 2 S| oe ee ee eee BS . —Basement 
School was awarded a or dance Music 
nodes tee et meritorious design. supplied by John Palmer's ee 2 anon 
that petitions had been filed un- The exhibit in Geneva will open | orchestra. eee — ' 
der sue law and the ciection Mi naar 1 cctatteg us |the selection ‘of “Mist Miliary! = Compare the QUALITY .. . the Many STYLES | | granted under another law a year with. about 75 countries parti. |the selection of “Miss Military) Compore the Q oo « SHO MGR . 
tater. a cipating im the dinplay, —[Tisplay in stores aullina ticker, "|g and the One LOW PRICE et SIMMS! — > The annexation had ‘been fav- oer Sone & 5 toes. ae ae pent es “§ ored overwhelmingly by Northville story structure of contemporary The ‘Birmingham City 
voters, Residents in the affected sign and was occupied i Je0uery]), ot suthertaed to Manager township area voted for it five toj. year. ; ceedings for the purchase 
me. . , The model also will travel with) ang for resurfaci & «@ smpthirwe na from, Meat ~ Ss , alley, 
The judge ruled on evidence! - ‘ “ew he \ ashington, ~» Where Maple Avenue and Hamilton brought out in trial Jan. 3 that at} | DOORS OPEN — More than 1,500 gathered for oe = Gentine Brew Phote|be shows ot Octagon of the Amer’| Asslstent: City Manager told least four if not all of the township| the grand opening of the Pontiac State Bank’s | Mrs. George Gray, wgesident of the Weaver- a ee ee oe Seen Monday that votes for annexation had been ob-| new branch at 1305 Baldwin Ave. yesterday fol. | Owen-Hawthorne Community Club. ‘The new of- of AIA portion of land ot be tained by fraud. Jowing this ribbob-cutting ceremony at the front fice, which began operation today, is the third |“"*™Y OU permit the turning of AGREEMENT SIGNED ~~ President Milo J. Cross (left) looks on as = maintained by the bank, The branch has two Birmingham City ma one Records showed two of the resi-| GtY Commissioner Floyd P. Miles inspects the drive-up windows, safety deposit boxes and park- ¥ , ap i 
dents had signed an agreement| Tibbon across the branch's lobby. At the right is ing space for 75 autot. ais fr enagtns qenwreain el cg ee et 7, , : with a Detroit building firm to . > ——— |unfinished portion of the Mu, % ative of Ontario, Mr. Stae- fe : sans! vote ind work for the annexa- — 3 pies ee, nicipal Building. ble, TS, of 808 Purdy S... died / _ ~ Biggest Selections! © r > 2 zi 3 : . = e S a f a : a 
es DA From Portland ‘Pontiac Deaths FBI Arrests Hoffa | rete tm tee i sicker ftcpant” Pinese, sact's Snst|| LITTLE CHILDREN’S — BOYS'— GIRLS’ | ES cael ied , : : than they care te tackle at the |iliness, © : 2 = F Endicots-Joknson | ; between =? _ — > Fee ie moment, commissioners have a amous icott-Johns John C. Burkman, 535 E. Eight ae ae a ibery , A resident of Birmingham for | ta Gi Pumas 3 5.,5e Refuses to AnSWer ‘timothy Eric Biggs (ON Bribery Charge | z= wick Theres at | 38 2sar he na meme . ‘PLAYWELTS’ an with the Build- ; : ’ 7 7% « o ; ; 2 4 ™ : 
eee eee cane]. Ceattnnsd Foun Pegs Ons) Service for ‘Timothy Eric Bigs’! (Continued From Page One) | Maybe dropped M costs are stil) 114 nec om the custodial statt : : Highway, to buy their property at elected district attorney with back-| Daisy Marie Roach Digs, 434|0f the steps that the gangster ele- ler teiehis are Ge pa ys nomgreaasige sag acti ced yo ——_ $2,000 an acre. ing from the Steamsters Union,/Cameron Ave, will be at 2 p.m.jments are undertaking and will HN sigtocnsl ine ef the elty| tor eae. La al tog rd 
BS sy hcg Sage agp fave the committee his background Friday from Allen's Funeral Heute,jenatiiqn to undertake to binder,|- Mrs, Daniel Swarts of Birming- | Pag og 
thelr som, Conrad, and of Wi- |” , The Rev. E. C. Swanson of Py-| aver, Cbetruct and destroy this ae bom. a Little Children’s | Ham and Lena Sample, a couple (REFUSES TO REPLY grim Holiness Church will officiate committee. Dr, Harry O. Martin will offici- Sis 4t0o9. | 
mee as Beri ent seh mete a a CS a ce PUI VISITS [eu see 3 cstee ren ae Boys: and Girl Sizes | owned the Burkmans a¢ 525 [met James B. Elkins, Portland,) pry. : arrest > u y* oys hg izes 
E. Eight Mile Rd. Ore., gambler, the 4l-year-old| The baby died suddenly Tues-\Central States Conference of ° Home. Burial will be.in Réseland rt to 12—12% to 3 The suit was brought by a small/#%sley said: “I respectfully re-/day evening in St. Joseph Mercy|reomsters, marked a dramatic] un Frid _ {Park Cemetery. " “ el atl steel _ {fuse to answer the question under Mrs, Minnie Weber : '" 2 a the rare, 2 tne Givi leny rights under the Fifth A new turn ‘in the Senate probe, one cs as $ . area, arren Products Co., 6 mend- zs hich th . Franklin i 
Got Eight Mile Ra. The com/™@™” Curtis Grandberry (rating on allegations that West| All-Day Tour to Begin! ot Birmingtam. Mrs. Weber, ddl ; 9 ; pany maintained municipal taxes Coast Teamster officials allied +. ‘early this morn the Florence : would be an overburden. Eikins has been the major wit-|, Curtis Grandberry ¥, i. ol St De-ltnemacives with underworld. fig With Dem Breakfast in Crittenden Hospital, Detroit. Her : ; 
: Aness heard by the committee, He . — ea} ures and some public officials in| Pontiac Elks Temple body will be taken today from Bell 
told the senators that some Team-|i"g at Pontiac General Hospital ; P Chapel of the Wm, R. Hamilton P sters Union bosses sought to “mus |after a brief illness. jan effort to control vice and gam- oe Soult Sts Maris - * 
Lansing F avors cle in on profits from Portland| He had been employed at Gen-/ DUNG: Democratic campaigns in Water-| ing = : : vice and rackets and were in al-/¢T@! Motors Truck & Coach Di- The - wetre nome be not |e and Independence Townships . : ’ f ? = s a i liance with Langley, - pavivine lee Se wee et in'the committee's hear- ae ee 2 ene Democratic eP Leet? 
mie Langley, when he took the |retta, are several children, Willie/iM&s, although the Senate Investi-| ay all-day tour of Oakland County @ Smart Straps stand, sald he was a native of 11 wuise, Curtis Edwards, Ralph, Mi-|84tions subcommittee—which be-| tomorrow. @ Populer Seddies Portland, born there in 1916, He chael, Pauline and Walter, all at,84" an earlier probe along the) a ow ~ @ Gey Sendals 
Report Compromise Bill God Sat nn Sevteaete bo tncene: a Seater, Peck Poanag ofenme lnee — sqneumeed in Sep- Township candidates wilf meet @ Buckle Styles 
Requires Filling Seat| “" “ Mm “tlle om Se stand iPontiac: and a sister, Mrs. Tener|ember it Planned to talk with! in weir party's top state stan- @ Dressy Oxfords —_ He related that he had been as-|Lark of Pontiac. | bien. ‘ dard-bearer at an 8 a.m. break- @ Leefers in 1958 Election sociated’ with his father, a former} The body will be at the Frank) The FBI said Hoffa “is reported |tast in the Elks Temple. Moc.T, . ! Multnomah County district at-\Carruthers Funeral Home from 3) to have hired” Cheasty Feb. 13 : ; sd Sand . 
= A compromise bili peer ie practice and for a'p.m. Sunday until time for service, in Detroit, Hoffa's heme city, to oes, oe ee ce @ Plain Toes \ ~ Oakland County Circuit wasitime Was am assistant U, S'qis-|at 1 p.m. Monday in Macedonia! obtain a job with the special com- | Sttend. said the ¢hiirmen Mr. @ Many Others | reported favorably out’ of the ttict attorney in Oregon. Baptist Church, The Rev. L. A.| mittee. and Mrs. Robert Sewtt of 31 Sis tasacdtity "te pines ent iB 
House Judiciary Committee in 2. 2 & Miner will officiate with burial in’ «4+ that time,” the FBI said a Sale! BANKERS CHOICE every iye you'll have to, come in ; 
Lansing yesterday, Langley said he was elected dis-/Oak Hill Cemetery. “Hotta paid Cheasty $1,000 and of-| Before the governor leaves Pon- tor “springwear' er let Master dress — Tt calls for election of the new/|trict attorney for a term beginning . fered to pay him a total of $18,000) tiac at 1 p-m., ints steht 6 6s CIGARS COPTSOMMEGNT "akac ct a. Games judge in November, 1958. in January 1955 and running to John R. Taylor to report to him during the com- be a otha cy sally Bayete « LOW PRICE—bring the kids in and shoe 
Farrell E. Roberts, Repub-| 1959 mittee’s investigation.” 
iis aioe biosensor CONSPIRACY CHARGES ame for +" —— S —— on om a statement: |are peng to confer with him! ; 
expects county’ if ort Ogden, .» a former sy information came to us| during morning. 
Sue Sts pe atin told the committee he!resident, will be at 1:30 p.m. Sat-imore than a month ago that Mr. * * * 
tion before the House. himself is under indictment in Ore-|urday from Sparks-Griffin Chapel| Hoffa was undertaking to plant) Gov. Williams will visit Royal 98 N. Saginew —Basement i + ec gon under three charges of con-jwith Dr, Milton H. Bank of the|some one on the committee’s Oak at 1:30, Hazel Park at 2:30, at The effort towards spiracy. , Central Methodist Church officiat-|staff to represent him, to give|Royal Oak Township at 3:30 and 
eee Gieibion te aonantaad ed on + ek ing. Burial will be in Mt. Avon|him information, to keep him in-| Ferndale at 4:30, meeting city As soon as La invoked the|Cemetery, Rochester. formed of the committee’s plans offictals in each visit. : : 9 original bill introduced by Rep.| n, ‘Amendr yo McClellan asked| Mr. Taylor’s body will be at theland of any information the com-| : <a he Simms LOWEST PRICE in Years 'n’ Years 
    ~ . Leslie “H, Hudson, Democrat, Of\1im whether “if you honestly told|funeral home after 7 p.m. Friday.| mittee might obtain or possess 
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         : the truth, the truth thereof might|He died Tuesday in Arcadia, Fla.|that would be of interest to v Simms Hes for Spring Fun! 
cet appanage nd tit Yo | ay | Key id Coat ta bee Steph Regular $8.50 Retailer VITAL DOCUMENTS Huntington Woods and Royal Oak: 
He described the documents in- ; velit te tee Gee * —. Farmington’*Township at 11 o'clock. 
ly important.’ He said they were Oe ee fee in the Faowleage that they Ot Sinking Feeling “De you mean to reflect on this 
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     ley said. Watch the coffee brew to just the ri eo gd agen oo pr x* * * Jd be passed along, ’ aoerey in this handy Pm seater 
e- : aati e eroded by McClellan and Mundt Documents involved, Kennedy ‘OF es coffee quicker, eliminates 
pe, Game tmerrow in the Old a me ~~ —— of said, were “two staff, interviews -and Who Wouldn t? — Fame-proot wyRER au t meant ‘by “the setting” with certain key people, a copy 3 chairman Ray Peter- Langl i 8 Saginaw son announced that local and state ay anit be ‘wes singly Gen of a telephone interview between _Sesinwe 
ing the language of the Supreme 
will be guests, : ‘ 
eae eumerr, wit serve 2=/Continue to Search a member of the staff and a fu- 
ture witness, and other docu 
ments.””     
  
    
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ELECTRIC FANS—SAVE 50% Now! es & & , ; 
The FBI said Cheasty “fully co- 
operated’ in the investigation. 
    
       
             
          
    
        
     
     
        
           
  
  
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— for Body of Boy, Cheasty ae nis gust onaige running into the hole, which mea- this ton nua spre eon St SURE LAYAWATi me se : Th ; and patriotic gprhagernt He said)sured 3 feet long and 18 inches. ; 
DETROIT (INS) — Searchers > |Cheasty would stay with the com- — ; TA 
© Weather cima gt tog Be BG en ie a oe sani cv tt ne cart re cia ceee] (0-Inch ELECTRIC Fall 0.8. Weather Berean Report [for missing Bruce Cope, 2%, today ; Not only s * -- all over | , 
@TONTIAC AND VICINITY — Partlylin the belief the boy fell into the AP Wirepheto| tral States Conference, but he al-/last — ~ ~ ee ~ ed Just a Breath of wind. As shown. 1) 
Se dncrensing cloudiness ‘tonigns‘fol-| Water. OUT IN REVOLT — Gen. |s0 controls the Teamster organi /POMNY ik just when Matteo cots-Eye’ MARBLES | by showers or thunderstorms, lew! Police believe Bruce toppled into| Francisco Tabernilla, chief of the |ation in the South and along a|Cided to ac at 44 te @8. Showers or thunderstorms ae large of the East Coast, drove up. e te s few snew flurries andithe river at a spot across the road) Cuban Army, wag thrown out of |/8Ts ae ie ‘ener! Sectherly winds st 13, te $5. miles anjfrom his Redford Township home.| power by his troops during yes- | The “er Code 87 ides hee, tm then shifting |He disappeared from his back yard| terday’s revolt, according to |Which Hoffa is accused ‘pro Reuther Blasts Crooks 
an gealy tomerree, tO hate Tuesday afternoon. first reports from Radio Reloj. |maximum penalties of three hong 
Today in Pontise Sgt. Ellis J. Potter, commander) Havana. the. amount ' of - cot |, EAST LANSING @.— Walter P. Le eat temperature preceding # a.m.lof the Redford State Police Post, three years imp or pom: /Reuther, president of the United said: Hotta’s bond was provided BY @) ito Workers, said in a speech Dintedeet ig Wind velocity 2 mp | xything points t the boy's FI h professional bondsman. here last night, “I will. fight to 
seem peed tt = larowning: Ews riasnes | drive every crook and. racketeer Moon Friday at 6:05 am. “As a precaution, however, six out of the American labor move-   sets 
Mr Fe ‘Theed ‘a "pm. |o¢ cur men have been checking the| wasemnatow w — Twe coast [PI@M AMPle SpAC@ [ment vecsuse they do not belong fi ineighborhood for indications the! ang Geodetig Survey today re- there   
  
          
        
      
    
          
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BS Sccseh Yas PA ceeemt-eoen wae butt eadiy to| Seen pe te’ aisenes, Sots for Future Storage — : : appa UEP I sess Rie ta, ; Cetmestie ta Heute | age vusteday So enable contend] savant exapes shane no eiiee.|, With 6 palsing yuars oer This FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! 
Mighett tonpeneee wnen™ gy (to walk abreast along the ‘river’s| that began last Saturday in the |ily will need more and more FULL FREQUENCY SOUND TAPE Mga. semparetess cvcuvi course. area. on eee oy ore Sound Recordi T nae ee SST \e , cere one han enough | | Ing ape 
: Year Ago in Pontiac *- points : 1, Storage ' Maghens Sampara f.ceseoroeeses 1 |Heart Case Doing Well ous items shuld be located _. 4200 Feet : i uener re . 4 
ee TV Patient May Get Ups nmr . & ) Mighest.an@ Lowest Temperateres Thiy, a 1e¢n ' ay Pin keeping as many things Mod- : 
bie tigers OTF Sore oe adele fhe Sone 5 Sodio ys oy re vk | ay mes 8. Tor hw | eee he ey ems, a i / i . ty : 2 fy pee: . - 3 t i the 4 1 4: —— ; j : : ‘ o eA S 7 
should ling the rage are. <1 onus nc See ri ae tee | til the Hot-Day You Need It! 
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“hea Hi ‘eae Radar Device to Make - (Seeisaagos Seeesderg: FRIDAY. and SATURDAY — 7 “Big. Raa . Da 
OPEN Both NIGHTS ‘til — NSE q 
ry GREATEST - IN- HISTORY ‘Buy'—Over 2400 of — i These Bargains. for MEN - LADIES - BOYS - GIRLS =         
   
      
    benefit. 
ed are listed below, The figures Traffic ae ane” cedar Airport Safer . [year term. 
. Get: a anor, nn | in yomm -dedabenanis 
: Cranbrook Infirmary, Bloomtield|°! @ new electronie and radar sys- LADens tile ea Shae Baas Wass Poe -|Hills, $5,000; ‘Sister Kenny Polio|t®™ Claim the device will easily|f er Check This Big Onel    
    
          ids ‘Hospital, ' Farmington, $10,250; handle the most complex traffic 
Fe Ford : on. Sends|;rdmore Hospital, Ferndale, $5,-|situations at crowded airports. | 7 
: Final Shore of Grants| 0; Marlette Community Hospifal,| , The International Telephone &|/ ; *to8 Institutions _ (Marlette, $8,150; Sessions Hospital, |Telegraph Co. said it provides air-| f 
‘ Northville, $8,300; St, Joseph Mer-|port control towers with “prac-| / igs cy Hospital, Pontiac, $98,000; Oak-|tically instantaneous. data on 
Final payments totaling $193,009|!and Center Hospital, Royal Oak,/planes in flight,” and simultan- 
were made today to eight area|$5,000; William Beaumont Hospi-jeously exchanges data and mes] 
hospitals by the Ford Foundation/tal, Royal Oak $52,450. sages with pilots. 
gram to improve ital services 
in the United moe 
In all, the eight institutions have received $386,000 from the tounde- fi SI 
tion for expansion, 
” ment, Th gs dene a SIMS 
. First t payments were made for Our LOWEST PRICES 
on ‘Nationally Famous Drugs! 
ee & SATURDAY Sieh to = 
      Big and Little Sister Styles 
ix _DACRON and RAYON | 
Mi SKIRTS | ~~ Sines 9-4-5-6-6x 
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   We baa the entire surplus stock of discontinued ade from @ 
‘large eastern mail-order distributor . . . now YOU can buy 
. at prices BELOW what we ordinarily pay for them.   
     
  
      
Boys’ and Girls’ | Men ‘s and Ladies’ 
      
    
. Sizes 6 to 18 Complete” Size Ranges 
$4.98 Value, Sizes 7-14. .$1.97 | 
Original iginal 
5.98 
Yalow Vétuns 
    
  SIMMS secre) 
‘START of SEASON’ Sale on These Extra Big ‘MONEY - SAVERS’   
  @ Lustrous Sleek & Sturdy Acetate Materials 
@ Water-Repelient, Stain-Resistant, Shrinkproof 
e Choice of Navy, Tan, Green « or Gray Colors   
  
          
  Ledy’s. Electric “sll 
ned veee kid 
Vedas Here's savings the éntire family can share in , . . these 
jackets come in ail sizes. Full zipper front . . . 2 slash 
pockets . . . adjustable cuffs . . . comfortable for work or 
play. Adequate protection in fair weather or rain, for 
Spring and Summer wear, 
   
     
       
     
         
TRIDAY & SATURDAY SUPER SPECIALS! 
Large Capacity Steel T. ray — 29” x 33” 
ALL STEEL WHEELBARROW 10” Rubber Tire _. 
        
              
      
    
   Originally 
ISODI NE r / . : oye from 
THROAT SUPER SPECIAL | hada 
   
          honestly ¢ ecta 
welt out* com, 
fast. Get YOURS 
5 now.        TWIN-ROTARY HEADS   
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         24.95 NORELCO Razor : i 
ates ia. Sad veapnes om mew wom, HALF PRICE 3 § NEW SPRING STYLE 
— @ Sn ‘gan ret sey pekiome gy SH, BOYS’ or GIRLS’ 95 re Tablets qaaecccssenocesoocccsesoccccccococcocoenccce: Reversible ° 1h} 
a $2.15 Value Sturdy Long Handle 14 Curved Teeth GABARDINE > # vere JACKETS 
rs. — Round-Point Shovel Garden Bow Rake : i 77 ° Originally $14.95 ne ] . 2.98 Value Jackets : $5 Quality 
Brana’ ‘new, uly, usr 1 99 ai)? Rovete $10.98 Values 3 67 
te 2 
Brand New GUARANTEED | $ Ladeuls bow | 5! 87 o. : Cc ruc on Bei; * : 
"23.50 RONSON Razor Zige tert ton pln e Repellent ‘oriz a ined, 
= es PYITTYTITIT eee hae = Sides : Elastic waist. Sizes 6 to 18, 
EX-LAX Chocolate 
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Laxative ; $14.95 88 ae cathe wy Girls’ Double Breasted 
69c 475 Velue wast. Sizes 0 6. Gorduroy Jackets 
Value aad Boys’ $9.98 ° $6 Values $7 Values ee 
     
    
Sizes 3-6x Sizes 7-14 
JACKETS a7 391 
Sizes 
12/18 + 
Fine pinwale corduroy for big and 
Chotee Setters. 2 aod sister. Belted» back, rayon 
Zipper @ ined. '2 « colors. 8” wheels, rubber tires, 4-blade 
cutting on Wut-ctjatiing ball bear- 
~~ ay length handle. Only $3 
in layaway. 
ececeeceeoe 
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Without Trede-in eevee ip 
With ewnuine teather sper cas, ee: 
"29.50 Model G Suabeam a 47° 
Vana veiled 0a CAPS oo. c cesses Flexible STEEL Tines wes ° Myr iiititiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitty 
      
     
         
            
               
       
      
   
          
      
         
         
      
          
  E COCO SOODSSTOOO SOO LODOSODOOSEOOESOO OOS OOT ORS : 
Revolving ‘Whirl-Wind' 
Lawn Sprinkler S Plenty of some, few of others . . . but every lot priced to save you plenty ° 
* of money. Buy LOW — anticipate your Spring needs and share in the 
“best-buys’ we've ever been able to offer. 
        Lace oe a stor OF a. meee 87°F BROOM RAKE 3 Ten New Styles—Every Wanted Colors 
‘#23 80 = si 2” 58e BRYLCREME With 4 4¢ ¢ Full 25-Foot Length at Dr d C 
$1.19 ' 
jive | Sprinkler Viose M Drapes and Curtains ica, won't harm finest lawns." | ors apcinkie. un: 7 Wik =ss—isi‘ésé SENSATIONAL. UNDEER-PRXICCEDD 
; dreds of holes. *) 
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       Sturdy BRASS 
HOSE 
NOZZLE 
98c Value    
  Values to $3.00—Choice of 45 to 54-Inch 
Barkcloth Print TOPPERS 8 8° Multi-color scenic block: prints on sparkling background 
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      for kitchen or dinette, Full 53” widths. Per Pair | 
66 72 or 90-Inch Lengths © . 63. 72 or 8l-Inch Lengths . : 
cs Ante t "15° nua Bark-Cloth DRAPES Marquisette Curtains : 
“Wah 08 Old justable spray 1-$3.75 velpes. Floral. prints Bi only. Beau ) : 6 reaeieval Perera bad cece ba é Trodecin’ fle- valance. 21 ‘panels. pucker hems. Per | Pair 
; Bese $17.95 FEATURE GROUP! Original $3.75 to $5 Values Included 
      
        Chromspun priscillas or floral printed drapes in a good selection at — 
this low price. Per Pair DRAPES and CURTAINS 1" 
      
Values to $7.98—Full Length Values fo $10.98 
_ Rayon-Brocade DRAPES | * Fiberglias DRAPES H Choice of gold, blue or 97 Wash and hang, no-iron. 3 97 
green. 72 or 90. irich, ? colors. 72 or 90 inch, 
Per Pair Per Pair          
      
          
        3 STYLES—Chromspun. Nubby or Thick and Thin Rayon 
_.to $7.50 DRAW DRAPES 59 
         
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Mechanics Institute Set 
ANN ARBOR @ — — What goes on F Milytlower II to Duplicate 
_ Ancestor’ s Great Voyage 
By ALVIN STEINKOPF |tilling. But I have learned that 
Boyle the way to conserve water is to 
iad nes , provide only a very small hand 
BRIXHAM, England « — Stuart!pump on the tanks, So our new 
A, Upham,. a weatherbeaten man) Pilgrims will have to work hard]. 
who believes in wood and canvas,|to get a cup of water, and won't} 
is tle builder of Mayflower II. Iw wasting any.” 
She is a lady, Upham insists, a) —— 
strong little ship which will dupli-) 
   studied by more than 75 high 
schook and college educators at an 
annual such meeting sponso’ 
the Universy of Michigan.   
  3,800: steam | locomotives,     
    
give a Sallan “Sportster” is a gift of the British people to] 
    
  the people of the United States. ' OUR OWN 
MOST BEAUTIFUL 
Upham and about 35 ‘craftsmen EXCLUSIVE 
have _— — Bea about a WATERPROOF 
year a . m sizes up : F 
the ship taking final form and 17-JEWEL 
says with affection gleaming in) 
“A proper wooden ship is_ the 
- Most beautiful thing man ever : creat ed." . r a $ 50 Ptes || 
And what's the beginning of a' Fed, Tax . good wooden ship? - 9] : 
“The acorn, of course,” said, 
Upham. “It’s honest oak that we © Dustpreef 
need to withstand the corrosion of © Anti-Magnetic 
- salt water, and the battering of. 
the sea.” | : 
Upham prowls the Devon ard 
Cornwall countryside, looking for 
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   the very. best... Sallan 
\ sells nothing but... 
    
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ship. We had excellent designs 
from A. Baker, the American 
val architect, but we had j 
our way along, rediscovering 
many of the old techniques, : 
kaeie tame Me aa Our engagement and wedding ring sets range from | 
youth he sailed some of his the modest to the truly lavish—each pair - 
ara 8 fishing vessels out of individually chosen by us for the utmost in 
oe beauty and value. 
“So I know a few tricks on 
sailing ship,” he said. “There The only way to express true devotion 
this business of fresh water, is with a diamond ... no better way than : 
Seah al dans ott toe with a traditional duo set.   
y (] lerT soe 
88 N. Saginaw St. 
NEXT TO SIMMS 
Visit Our Complete OPTICAL DEPARTMENT , receive a $1,500 scholarship and. 
will take part in the nationwide 
_ contest apensored by General mest 
Ine,   
AY 
  
About 25 gallons of water are 
needed to produce one gallon * 
aviation gasoline. S| 
    
  
it’s here... 
the most POWERFUL 
Indoor TV Antenna 
in the World... 
and it DISAPPEARS! || 
ie Gnd ° ENGINEERED FOR THE MAN ‘The secret ofthe 
JFD M Genie’s powerful performance 
~ hidden electronic printed circuit. 
DESIGNED FOR THE WOMAN! Now you can get rid 
of that ugly ld-fashioned, top-of-the-set antenna gadget— 
beautify your living room. 
SAFETY STYLED FOR THE CHILDREN! Cannot 
fall off TV or harm the smallest child. 
; Will not mar finest cabinet finish. 
Now at all leading TV 
depdrtmen’   
   
     
   
     
      dealers, servicemen, 
8 chante and soled ots    
      
  under the “hood of. a car will bei® 
Institute for Teachers of Auto Me. 
Argentine railtoads now ‘operate | <= 
- ‘For the active man | 
Your bride deserves | ) 
| dry finish . 
  ‘Come 1 to ‘Waite’s Schrank Pajama pe x 
Saturday, i A. M. to 3 P. MY 
PRER. ae eins athens 
~~ “the first 200 girls, end FREE 
Canada Dry ginger ale for © 
everyone! ; 
      featuring Schrank’s 
No-Iron Dreamwear!             
       
        PA. Jelly Bean Sleepcdat: with rulfled. bib,” jelly bean buttons. Colorful Wed bean print over pink, aqua, 
maize oe ery“ in “Satin “Set” betiste, “Tok medium 
      
          
     : - ef.e Schrank garment 
> 8B. Pesnaiilaie stripe ERS jama with little boy 
shorts, so comfy and cool ‘Satin Set’ batiste. Pink, shown here, vd Julius 
blue, navy stripes on white. Sizes 32-38. 4.98, Le Rose RCA record 
IC. “Satin-Set’” batiste sleeveleis palama and robe set olbum FREE! in attractive pink or blue petit four print. Perfect 
traveiet. Sizes 32-40, 10,98. 
Sleeveless pajama only, Sizes 32-40, 5.98. 
D. Lanalized “Moongieam” plisse Baby Doll for the 
; ultra-feminine. Frosted with Val lace and pastel 
ae gy o—. Pink, blue, maize. | HURRY, HURRY to Waite’s.., Saturday! 
  | Long Wear « .. Litle Care SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE! | Summer P lay Clothes Warm ’n’ 
Washable 
            
    
         
       
      
  For Big and Little Sister! 
Short Shorts Jamaica Shorts 
1.98 41.98 
1.98 1.98 2,98 5 Big sister wears a wonderful vat-dyed 
woven madras plaid shirt that has a drip- Girls’ $1.00 
. Her prettily styled sateen 
pedal pus h ers have 
matching plaid accents, 
  — hope of s midriff 
iter is of the same Leagu wonderful madras with Ivy ° = - Her trim tri lini cuttre satee 
shorts are asia: : Pe idl ed for comfort 
with boxer back 
that tame "Bay 3 QQ t - same 
—_— ° 
- Usually $5.991 ms eie Because we made 2 seen ae 
chase,’ you a special saving! ~ izes J to Ox Still tay ot time left to wear ” this warm coat, next Fall they'll be sold at a much higher price! 7 to 14! The best all around cost a girl 
tan wear for school and every- 
where. Made of sheen gabardine 
with smart Ivy League stripe lin. 
ing and is entirely washable. In — natural, red, or turquoise, sizes 7 
to 14, Save now! 
Theirs : si Weber's. Charge Hers at Waiie's 
Second Floor + + Second Floor’ 
  
SPECIAL SALE! . 
Men’s Water. Repellent 
| Lightweight Jackets 
In Tough Dacron and Cotton! 
87,95 Value! *4.99 
The lightweight jacket you will wear 
afl through Spring and on cool 
Summer nights! In tough, 50% 
dacron and 50% cotton. 
needs practically no care! 
    All Dressed Up With Plenty of Wear! = 
Buster Brown Shoes 
(left) Boys’ Brown Oxfords 
(bottom) Girls’ Black Patents 
GYateS 8% te 12 12% to3 
AteD -AteD AteD 
$5,99 $6% if beget 
Smart. yet sturdy... 
end they really titi 
       
           
    
  
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  Zelan to make it 
water repellent. In 
grey, .tan, navy and 
          On Sale in Pontiac at: 
BLAKE TV HOD’S TV 3149 W. Huron Se. 770 Orchard Leke Ave.    
     
        
    
        _ toyal Blue, Sizes 
36-46. ; 
      
    
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. THE PONTIAC PRESS, “THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957.      
    
  
   
     
   
    
  
        
sthe Perfect ‘Accessories ... ) The Perfect Jacket Dresses for Spring : Ps 
  the bag that’s so right 
for Spring into Summer .. . . i 
Black Patent Leather    
    
    
   
   
    
     * 
for the junior figure: full-fashioned slip-ons 
oe and cardigans in the. 
a Len Stuart creation in- 
“Spinaway”’—a new washable 
version of a high-fashion ; 
Italian slubsilk - 
oe ee miracle of Ban-lon yarns” 
by. Pandora * 
  Unquestionably fashion right for Spring 
. .. Shiny black patent leather! We have 
a lovely purse. for every occasion, 
pouches, vanities, totes and clutches. 
Leather-fike and gaily striped rayon lin- 
ings . . . many have the popular gold 
touch on handle or frame. 2.98 te 7.98. 
Other elegant patent bags to 14.98   The full fashioned sweater in the 
wonder of miracle yarns, Banlon se 
will not pill, shrink or stretch. Gq 
Needs no blocking. Moth and 
tnildew proof. White, pink, blue, 
maize, brown, navy, and 
beige. Sizes 34-40, 
Slip-on . et ..$6.98 
Cardigen Se oe 
, Many new novelties 7.98 and 8.98 
  Charge Yours at Waite’s... Street Floor 
    
      
  with the right style and color 
ensemble-matched gloves .. . 
Van Raalte 
Exclusive at Waite's in Pontiac 
8-Button Length Charge Yours at Waite's . 2. Third Floor ee Oe eS ead oe ee 
   
   underneath she’s soaring a 
Sarong Jr. — 
the ersveross girdle that walks and won't ride up Pes    
        
     
     
   
    
      
  for misses and half sizes 
| The néw 8-button length gloves are 
  fect rin THE ‘fashion this Spring, and we your Sp g have them in a rainbow Pas colors to 
*= match every ensemble! the finest dress, a lovely new | imported: cotton and rayon, hand de- tailed for exquisite glove beauty. 
Double woven for longer wear and 
fashioned for perfect fit. Pre-shrunk 
and washable. In grr. white, beige, 
navy, sun mist, tilac low, 
pink, or black, sizes 6-18. $3. 00, washable Pongee Print 
by Betty Hartford 
Charge Yours at Waite's ... Street Floor 5 
mix or match a 
dash of color... 
' Nylon Ensembler 
with scarf ring (Tep) You'll love your 
supple silhouette in 
this exquisite slub 
weave jacket dress 
and so will everyone 
else! And it's wash- 
able and crease-re- 
sistant——wear with or 
without the jacket. In 
fashion - conscious 
or black, sizes 
7-15. 17.98 
      
  The perfect girdle for teens and Jrs., no pull, no a tug, no bones, just wonderful comfort and slender 
Teenagers and Juniors — giarour. Both the panty and the girdle have the , exclusive — feature that vee Lea _ 
4 in place. Puts your curves in the right places wi 
Love Them! persuasive, lightweight plastics. 5, M, L in white, (ee —__- The flattering touch every. ensem- 
ble deserves! This glamorous scart 
drapes in pearonami eridiess ar- 
rangements to keep your costumes 
looking fresh and new. Fashioned 
of filmy, washable nylon in grey, 
white, beige, navy, tilac, purple; 
yellow, orange, red, cherry, blue, pink, mint or green. $1.00. 
Charge Yours at Waite's’ 
eee Street Floor   
ae. Re 3 and Girdle... ..5.95 Panty Girdle......6.95 
Charge Your at Waite's ... Second Floor 
  . oa Charge Yours at Waite’s ... Inexpensive Dresses... Third Floor 
at a 
Very SPECIAL Price!     
   and o on your feet... 
the new trimmed look 
‘interpreted by . . . Paradise Fashion unlimited in our Paradise trteimed Seamless Mesh 
Nylons pumps done in @ great new series of de- P 
lightfully different variations. on fashion’s 
smart theme; ie pump enhanced by decor- 
our decor. that flatter your legs 
with the natural look =~ ) 
Ul ne _Leg flattering and long 
seamless at a very special 
for you! All first quality, made by Z manufacturer. 
he the leg like a second skin! — 
Reinforced toe and heel and run 
résistant. In blush dawd | 
apricot, medium 8/2 to vi.        
        
    __ As Pront Row. in French bread and ripple cloth, sg mitch. 5% to 9, 4A to Sic. AN gee eamerer apenas 9 
BS nc en a (sen Tee 4A to B: ( 1698 j 
3 G. Severe in new mnid heel. Blck patent. blue, 
         
    flax, “et Fe Yor brown calf, “6 10," 
Adio B. mg | eee \ ‘A, : th, twr pre ye: pe Were 4 ; ti taht. a Res oe Ee ee me oy ; \ ca \. . ae ae 
; Cherge Toms et Waits». Set Feet es fg ee e sa hoe CA Se : We f i Lo ag 2 Charge Yours at Waites. Saat Floor a oi 
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uate tat Ronttes 1, Milan) os muneas _ Published from Tas Powrmd Passes Butiding 
ay eB Prreceaaty, 
and Editor 
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Entered at Post Office, Pentine, as second class matter ARLI 
Retail - Advertising Mar. 
Growce C. Inman, 
Classified Manager 
  
  
  
  
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   
  
t exclusively to the 
enh ameaes Sows a aS oe pp ag orien in this 
Hewspaper as tie ou AP news dispatches. 
  
  
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FR gg ch et A =v — by ‘mall 
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w Counties th i Bay gf Tema Vann cota in - 
and «a the United States - 
00 @ year. ‘alt ane her payable in sdvance. 
Pontiac FE 2-8181. 
  
  
  
  MEMBER OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS 
___ THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957 
  
  
Judge Holland Decides 
Difficult Question Well 
Judge H. Russtt HOLLAND “just 
faced a very difficult and trying de- 
‘cision. We feel he ruled wisely and 
well. 
A mother placed her baby up for 
adoption and the youngster was duly. 
taken. A year and a half later, she 
sought to set aside the action and 
09625 she acted under dress. 
ee ee, ee ee labeled too hot to handle.” 
Republicans accuse the Dems of play- 
ing politics. The Democrats accuse 
“the GOP of bad faith and sheer 
» evasion. ©. * 
2 ge Pe i ee Es 
“If the President wants the thing 
-cut, let him cut it himself,” says the 
“loyal opposition.” 
“Cuttinig is the business of Con- 
gress,” rejoins the President's party. 
Out of the welter of evasion and 
shadowboxing, one thing stands out 
prominently. 
The people want a reduction. 
They want it now. . 
*«* * * 
Federal spending is entirely out 
of hand. We're going to‘ out- 
Roosevelt the champion and take - 
runner-up honors away from Tru- 
man if common sense doesn’t 
prevail immediately. 
And a token reduction went 
‘count, © 
It must be substantial. 
The Man About Town   
  
It’s Our Birthday - 
‘Anateaary of Pontiac’ s 
Becoming a City i in 1861 _   .» Certainly, a ruling in this case was 
an unhappy: choice for. 
any tere mortal to 
make and yet we feel 
the community in. 
"general wil stand 
solidly with Judge 
‘Hotiann. The lapse of 
  stered the case of the parents in the 
adoption. The mother voluntarily 
Surrendpred the child and yet a 
- Change of heart after even so long a 
time as a year and a half is quite 
understandable. However, the judge 
could not be blinded to the love and 
the rights of the foster parents. ° Nor 
could he ignore the child which had 
now lived its entire life with the 
couple that adopted it. 
Sek Se ee 
marily humane, considerate and 
kindly in addition te their purely _ 
mie Sele Over 
course of the years, 
society a vast (and ur 
thanked) service by performing | 
their duties in accordance with ~ 
the high tenets of right and jus- Be 
We agree heartily. 
We also agree with his finding. . 
  , Proposes Budget Cut © 
| of Five Billion Dollars 
The National Chamber of Com- 
merce proposes that the Federal 
_ Government reduce its current bud- 
get by a minimum of five billion 
- dollars. 
This is business talking. 
It’s hard-headed business, too. 
x k * 
The Chamber of Commerce 
cites chapter and verse. It rec- 
ommends specific eliminations. 
The Chamber's approach to a 
titanic problem is heartening. 
Rarely has Congress faced a 
financial matter that finds so 
many people united. For a time, . 
each sector favored a sharp reduc- 
tion in everything except the one 
“important” factor that it wanted 
-_ ftself. There is still plenty of this, 
but it's lessening. The people of 
the United States are very seri- 
ous and very determined in their 
declaration that they want no 
part of a peace time budget that 
  oo © * 
The President proposed this mon- 
“and then told Congress to. — 
Ae s to it.” He didn’t attempt to lead 
_ the way or take the initiative. Con-    led uneasily, back tracked 
when the mail from home , |... 
hea tn laa, the’ two “houses "*"" 
\; 
  e — it ne the anaee . Centennial: What we have but 
one chance te celebrate. 
' Tomorrow is the ninety-sixth birthday 
of our own. 
City of Pontiac, 
which ds quite active for one of that age. 
Few other cities in the world have had 
such a growth after they'd passed what 
in human life is middle age. 
It was on March 15, 1861, just at the 
The little community at the point where 
the Saginaw Indian Trail forded the 
Clinton River ha@ been incorporated as 
on March 20, 1837, by special act 
new Michigan legislature at De-. 
troit. The territory of Michigan had 
been elevated to statehood on Jan. 27 - 
eibteninte! as a city is now 
years away, and should be cele- 
in an appropriate manner. This 
was first suggested in this column three 
immediately got some 
It is the wish of 
The Pontiac Foundation 
was. formed and has accumulated some 
Auuhs Seok vovideed ok eure an thet 
complete study of the matter is being 
made. . 
Other Michigan large cities, and the 
dates they were incorporated as such, 
‘oliow: Detroit, 1806; Grand Rapids, 1850; 
Flint, 1855; Saginaw, 1857; Jackson, 1857; 
‘Lansing, 1859; Bay City, 1865; Muskegon, 
1869; Kalamazoo, 1883 and Dearborn, 1927. 
‘Flint celebrated its centennial two 
‘years ago in a rousing manner. Saginaw 
and Jackson are preparing similar events 
- for this year. This column intends to 
aa. ‘iy eae 
bel ase spmamummened 
In response to some inquiries, 
Our .1957 baseball contest will be 
announced on April 1. 
When it comes to knowing most every- 
thing about past, present and future 
school taxation (and you'll agree that’s 
some package) I always think about | 
Bert A. McKeachie, 
who has been tax accountant for the 
Oakland County d of Education since 
when his hair wasn’t so gray. 
  
‘One of our County Board of Auditors 
for over a quarter of a century, the 
erehter pace ay Sete meme PO Pas been 
its chairman, is 
Robert ¥. Moore 
finds satisfaction in the fact that he 
has seen it grow into a billion dollar 
business. 
While he rocked and rolled, one 
also has been rocking the merchandising 
world. The 2i-year-old ex-truck driver 
has endorsed over 60 products through his 
business agent, on which the sales al- 
ready have passed the $30 million mark. 
And Elvis (and his press agent) also got 
some small change out of it. 
Verbal Orchids to— Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Chapman 
of 3390 Hill Road; fifty-firs, wedding 
anniversary. 
Mrs. Michael A. Bauer 
of 51 Parkhurst 8t.; eighty-fifth birth- 
day.   
ee 
‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hendrick —_. 
‘of 99 South Jessie St.; sixty- elghth’ wed- 
ding anniversary. 
Mr, and Mrs. Frank wiles 
of Oxterd; fifty-second weddiig ann 
duos, Ctedis Rane: t 
of Walled Lake; = birthday. \. we 
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a _. “Oh Yes, It Has an Enormous Cellar”   
David Lawrence Says: |   
Misstep Can Destroy U. N’’ S Work 
WASHINGTON — All the bead 
the United Nations has done by 
interposing its mediating influence 
in the Middle East can be wiped 
out if the administrative responsi- 
bilities of the secretary general, 
Dag Hammarskjold, are bungled. 
_ The U.N. itself is a deliberative 
forum. It is not a supergovern- 
ment. It has no _ 
mechanism of its 
own for enforc- 
ing peace except 
as it may order 
a military mis- 
sion or a -peace 
commission, em- 
powered with 
certain instruc- 
  process of the U.N. itself. There 
was no instruction to the secre- . 
tary general to agree to allow 
the Egyptian government to send 
in a civilian or anyone else at 
this delicate moment to take care 
of civilian matters in the Gaza 
Strip. 
The general assumption was that 
the difficult problem of bringing 
peace within the Gaza Strip would 
be handled cautiously, slowly, 
gradually and with due regard to. 
the emotional: reactions that could 
come from both Egypt and Israel 
if a hasty move were made. 
ACT OF WAR 
Bist atthe onsia’ thane that Heniats 
Bunche, an assistant to the secre-  ° 
tary general, was agreeing with 
Nasser that he could send a civilian 
governor, an Egyptian, into the 
Gaza Strip, an act of war had — 
just been committed against Israel 
through the cutting off of all rail 
First reports said “anidentified’ . 
bands did the sabotage. This is the® 
same camouflage which was used 
when the Suez Canal itself was 
blocked by “‘unidentified’’ Egyp- 
tians. But the Communists, who 
are trying to make more trouble 
in the Middle East, could easily 
have been behind both these 
moves. 
DENOUNCE UN. e 
Thus Moscow Radio was quick 
to denounce the U.N. forcé for 
firing at the mob which was threat- 
ening it in the Gaza Strip and, 
since the Soviets and the Red 
Chinese both use the device of, 
“volunteers,” it is plausible to 
suppose that there- is something 
  
  considerably from what the 
Egyptian government actually 
Now, Egypt did occupy the Gaza 
Strip before the events of last. 
summer and, under the terrns of 
the 1949 armistice between Israel 
and Egypt, the right to reoccupy 
the Gaza Strip is technically vest- 
ed in the Cairo government. But, 
knowing this, the U.S. secretary 
general's staff might better have 
waited for a plan to be drawn up 
that would prevent the outbreaks 
that have occurred. © 
NEUTRAL NATIONS 
Certainly when the rail and tele- 
graph communications with Israel 
were cut, it indicated clearly that 
this was no time to be handing 
over civil administration to the a government and that It 
was much more desirable to set 
Ap a commission of civilians from 
‘neutral nations before arranging 
for the final transfer of authority 
or settlement of the issues in-. 
volved. 
* ° * 
“The United States can insist that the U.N. take proper action but, 
‘if the secretary general of the U.N. 
considers it his duty to appease 
Nasser and turn over the Gaza 
Strip to the Egyptians without re- 
gard to the acts of violence already 
committed or that may be set 
into motion in the future, many 
Americans will begin to lose con- 
fidence in the efficacy of the U.N. 
to bring peace-in the Middle East. 
The world may then find itself 
back again to a rule of force in- 
  
Dr. William Brady Says:   
Diet, Not Brushing, Gives 
Brush-Off to. 
A news. picture of a well known 
Englishman, sent to me not long 
ago, revealed a detail that has 
of investigators whose studies are 
subsidized by “grants” from cor- 
porations in the pharmaceutical or 
implement business, 
§ was prtvtaged to’apuidl oho 
week in England six years ago, 
just long enough to realize more 
than ever before how much we 
ewe to old England for the 
sacrifices she made — and is 
still making — to keep the world 
free. 
For many years it has been a 
typical Yankee boast that Ameri- 
ean dentistry is the finest in the 
world. 
is not. quite up to the American 
standard, the reason or one rea- 
son for it is evident — the average 
Englishman just can't afford it. 
MONEY SCARCE 
I thought of this and other things 
  If dentistry in England — Tooth Decay 
on good nutrition from infancy to 
old age, and keeping the teeth in 
good functional condition depends 
—— your dentist as early 
often as circumstances ef 
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teen seen near San Juan. Does 
this satisfy those that doubt that 
these exist? Of course, they exist. 
Other planets. are scouting this - 
planet and\! us over. It's 
time we prepared. Some folks 
won't believe\it until we've been 
* captured or a 
, Pela You So. 
— 
Wants Tax ‘Hike 
to Be Rejected 
Wake up, taxpayers, 
being taxed right out 
home. Since I bought my 
1950 property tax on it 
every year. It must have been. 
great to live in the days of the 
homesteaders. You didn't have to 
fight anyone but the Indians to 
survive, riot even politicians. Vote 
down any future raises. 
- Jesse Young 
53 E. Fairmount 
‘U.S. Sadly tal 
Truth and Honesty’ 
-A recent letter stated we are 
on truth and meray i tril | 
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Welcomes Combensnite of Readers C. M. typifies the modern 
is not a “yellow sheet” or scan- 
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some people dre cranks or of 
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Case U-328: C. M. is an energetic 
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Actor Ronald Coleman 
te Suffers Pneumonitis _ 
SANTA MONICA, Calif. » —|sh 
Actor Ronald Colman has been 
“in St. John’s -Hospital- -for . two 
weeks with a lung infection but 
- lhe may be able to leave for his   i 
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  By NORMAN WALKER 
WASHINGTON (There have been two legends about Jimmy panded his Teamsters domain 
Hoffa in the labor field, one that! 114 extended it 
he had guts, the other that he Coast and into New York City. 
was too smart for the law. . 
The FBI's arrest of the cocky, 
bull-shaped © Midwest Teamsters jecture on labor relations at Har- 
Union boss last night, on charges|yarq University. While he was at 
that he bribed a Senate Rackets) Cambridge, the New York district 
Hogan, climb 4a Teamsters ranks. 3 
Starting out in Detroit, he ex- 
¢.. 3 
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Slick told a news ‘conference the| effectiveness had ‘it not been for like Pontiac, could not give land | : — 
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and “financed and directed  by|PUblicized ceremony recently he, which the land is ‘conveyed. ee 
Tom, Sildc, Sen Astoalo oll pe. pro-|was given a $200 superior per- ie BEET x * * -~ WOU SAVE 20. 
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Res@arch Institufe employ-| As licensing officer for the Com- Some Ga a threw out darevioassilionsk 6s = — 
my = ein scientists.” . .|merce Department’s vaccine pro- Socks, whe collected much of his year lease for the site and granted | : 
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“See Party Picking Up 
Next Election 
WASHINGTON 4 — The Demo- 
" @patic Senatorial Campaign Com-| 
mittee today set its sights on vic- 
tories in seven states next year 
in forecasting the Democrats will’ 
tighten their control of the Sen- fi ’ 
* 
Chairman Smathers of ‘Florida * 
  43-47 margin. 
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tee that the GOP will take over 
the Senate Y a margin. ot one Fee ite. i 
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Sec id on sul 
    
  |shelved temporarily. He may fly 
said Sudan has not decided yet 
whether to support 
predicted in a statement that the’ senhower’s Middle East doctrine. 
Democrats will boost by from'sudanese Premier Abdullah Khalil 
' four to seven seats their emai expeeenet interest ‘in obtaining 
U. S, aid, principally for improv- 
* ling the country’s roads and water] 
contrasted with | Supply. Nixon added that the Su- 
j. | Doctrine will -be made after 
‘Special White House Ambassador 
‘James Richards comes here next 
month to explain its details, 
Jordans | Endof Treaty i Hert 
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TRIPOLI, Libya, @—The V. 5S.) 
ir Force plane bringing vs 
aa A Nixon to Libya’ was/ 
day by a partial engine failure. 
* * * 
Nixon's plans to visit Tobruk to’ 
meet King Idris “of Libya were 
ion directly to Tripoli for a- visit 
to the American Wheelus Air Base 
after the engine has. been re- 
paired or may change his plans 
further. 
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President Ei- 
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  4t0o7 Senate Seats in |forced to return to Khartoum to-| The Social Security's new dis- 
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payments. 
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Aftey the decision is made, your |i Slaying of Chi Page was accused of fatally beat- * 
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Don: t Delay Applying ty Disabil ty Pay porwr en sega of the e-bay sitter charged with the mur-|daughter of Mrs, Gloria Perkins, - 
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eee ana cana e P in Natical _ Wayne, , Ot. Clair, Mor NEW YORK \#—-A congression-} U IC 0 ice and Washtenaw counties heard.) eomm investiga Com-| Te ? 
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: Vi Backto Libya | Ont Ve gy. . Dp ying OF Sd lil dy decision, ‘Then’a notice of the de-ibaby sitter charged. with the mur-(daughter of Mrs, Gloria Perkins, » ' ‘ ' decision. Then a notice of the de-|baby sitter ‘ ne 
Victory in 1958: dares Lice tie val Ae tay : Sout .~ {eision will be mailed to you. — |der of a parapet Br ate ‘og ied Jax. '30 of inten! 
. a lag Foréd'yline ‘bringing Vice! By RAY HENRY —-,_—‘1,_Have a mental or physical |payments, your Social Security of- Pell 9 AB 9 rose Zon gabe to the Ionia State Hospital for} === —— See Party Picking UP president Nixon to Libya was| Associated Press Writer disability so severe that you can’t | fice will give you a medica] report venao: See day teeael the -de-ithe insane. : Chicks popped from a crate of 
‘4 to 7 Senate Seats in forced to return to Khartoum to-| The Social Security’s new dis- work and which Js likely to last {rom ‘You must take or mail this| cision if you have new evidence to| Circuit Judge Lucian F. Sweet|new laid” eggs that arrived in i iday by a partial engine failure. _ (ability payment program doesn't for the rest of your life, and form to ’ doctor and to places| support your case or if you feel/igsued the committal orders after| Karachi, Pakistan, after an Uunre- 
- Next Election | *~ * * iget its formal christening until) %. Have had ‘the disability for : ae pes “that an error has been|two hiatrists, Drs, William A. |frigerated . trip from Peshawar es where you've been trea’ for your| Strongly ™ : a er Charle : Pp aoe. ine Nixon's pians to visit Tobruk to July 1 when -the first monthly “at least six months, and . - disability, D. Holder, re 1,000 miles away. 
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WASHINGTON (# — The Demo-| meet King Idris of Libya Se start. . oe ewe 
cratic Senatorial Campaign Com-|shelved temporarily. He may fly} But, don’t let-this hold up. your) Seeurity for flye of the 10 years | Cee ch avin - (Questions 
      3 . jon directly to Tripoli for a visit application if you think you're eli-| before yeu were disabled and for har Seceaieg . “ tom asthe W he ‘and mittee today set its sights on vie- ito the American Wheelus Air Base|gible. In fact, you may delay the| 1‘ of the three years vefore you tors who treated you will give a .”? in care of The A ae ti ee d tories in seven states next year |after the engine has been re-'start of your payments if you don't| became digabled, and medical history of your disability. Pontiac Press, Questions will be : Uu cs | ic as r an ‘ 
in forecasting the Democrats will pared or may change his plans'apply moss Bo ves ee Se Se ayes & wher sees eligible for social pry ‘he Socta Security | i y , , oir r ic tighten their control of the Sen-further. Social Security people at least sev- r yo i nae res oh D R : S | : ar. ral <.... *..% eral months to put your application| yest" — pemeto 7 _ the\Security payments, Administration. There is no er epoir ° roe =... | 
requirements probably After the form hag been com-| charge for this service.)     Before leaving Khartoum, Nixon! through the mill, ~~ |won't take much time, It'll be 7 * Jeaid Sudan has not decided yet} There’s good reason for taking|simple matter of looking at 7|Bleted and returned to you, you Chairman Smathers of Florida)" oie: to support President Eiithis length of time : # ng at your! must turn it over to your Social . 's Wife predicted in a statement that the\onhower’s Middle East doctrine,| Part of it results from  the'« ol Boat cued seine ake Security office. It'll be attached|Detroit Newsman’s Wi 
Democrats will boost by from 'Sudanese Premier Abdullah Khalil) bumper crop of applications due to’ certificate. to your application and sent to'an|Dies of Heart Ailment 
” four to seven seats their present|expressed interest in obtaining the changes Congress made a few ig te ye agency of ae pom Bask ges fing DETROIT # — Mrs. Gloria R. 
49-41 margin. U. S, aid, principally for improv-!months ago in the Social Security| y»/ine fi Gepertment of ‘vocational: NeRAMI- |. dice, wile of Robert A. Marley 2 * * * ting the country’s roads and water! law, including the addition of the i fore ag Ba sracgpenss gs Bise..< tation. nas r of the 
The forecast contrasted with|S¥Pply. Nixon added that the Su-jnew disability payment program.|o¢ the: procedure the. Social Secur- = 8.5% Detroit News, died yesterday of a ~All Makes—Expert Trained Technicians 
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  previous predictions by Chairman | 44n's- decision on the Eisenhower; And, part of the time will be ; y Administration has set w At. this agency, & group of ' in 
Schoeppel (Kan) of the Repybli-|Doctrine will be made after due to the steps necessary to de- pa videiok shat wal he Ba trained people, including doctors, |pital, She was 35. can Senatoria] Campaign Commit- Special White House Ambassador cide whether you're entitled to the! severe. permanent mental or phys-| Hl look at your application and | The Harleys lived in Grosse 
tee that the GOP will take over,J@mes Richards comes here next) payments. ; ical disability. medical form and decide wheth- | Pointe. ae 
the Senate by a margin of one Month to explain .its details, In making the decision, the So- ‘i - A " of Col , Ohi ; M 
or two votes-in the 1958 elections {ial Security people will-test-your\GIVEN FORM was active in‘ the Ohio application. against, four general; Here's the story: miveri Worms “hab 
have their best chances: to c=! Jordan Hails — You'll be algitle, if ant When you apply for disability evidence is needed—medical + of Detroit, 
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E ae en meh 9 Refuse to Answer 
_ how their, counties can qualify for) in Commie Propoganda | 
- foster care laws. he investigation     
     Oakland, 
. Wayne, Macomb, ‘St. Clair, Monroe pe . NEW YORK mA congrension-s    
   
  I Public | Notice! | I've got to do it! shad Selene Senter, Seve up te 
V2 and more! During our tremendous 
GOING OUT | of Suit- Topoet 
BUSINESS Save % and More 
on Famous Name Clothing 
“KIT rte THEY GO! 
Sold Everywhere $60 : = = 
Men! $10 Society Club Hats... .Now $5.77 
    it was learned. Un-American Activities subcom-| __ Albert, Casey of the Oakland| mittee, which continues its public | County Juvenile Court staff re- hearings here today ond omer 
ported on the disposition of traffic’ pow ~ 
‘tickets given juveniles. Nine witnesses. sabes in-| 
a : : : voked constitutional guarantees of | 
free speech and press and protec- 
          
            
       
     
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‘as Sad’ Briscoe's Irish Charm ‘Takes? 
‘\New York Opens Heart 
to Dublin's Lord Mayor.        
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Your PTA Is Planing: 
‘Talks and Elections Slated 
at Drayton and Rochester Over Corruption Drivers Stage 
Bang-Up Battle 
for Parking Spot   
  
‘Police Officers. “hee New School 
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Premier Resigns 
“JAKARTA (INS) — President Sukarno proclaimed martial law 
“lim crisis-ridden Indonesia today 
powers, 
Sukarno decreed that a state of 
war and oe, cane 
the archipelago republic. Immedi- 
ately prior to issuing the proclamia- 
tion, he accepted the resignation of 
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  t : ei mr if 8, ; 58 a tele TILE at 5:33 a.m. oy 
Waterman was 9.177-ton on 3 
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iH b i _ The resignation communique said: — its next meeting Tuesday 
at 8 o'clock in the high school. The Imlay City. PTA will have give his appraisal of organized evening 
labor are involved {in corruption,” 
- |Reuther said. Ratd, cicaiice hike people in 
SET UP GROUP __. 
Reuther said the newly- merged   Refreshments ig be served by) 
day at 8.p.m. at the Woodward 
School. Jim. Henderson, a Leader 
Dog School instructor, and Bullet, 
a German «police dog from the 
Leader Dog School, will present 
The 1957-58 election of officers 
}will be held at the meeting.   
Oak Park School 
to Represent U.S.       
    
CAIRO (INS)—Dr: Ralph Bunche, 
ion his pledge of “full cooperation” 
  
Deaths in Nearby Communities = 
‘Kathy Susan Land 
DAVISBURG — Service for Ka-| 
thy Susan Land, 5 days, infant 
Gaughter of Luther and Molene| 
Land of 16201 Tindall Rd., who! 
died yesterday will be held on Sat- 
urday at 10 am. from the Hun- 
toon Funeral Home, Pontiac, with 
burial in Davisburg. 
~ CLARKSTON — Wiand, 56, of 10127 for Earl 
raham Dr., 
- who died Wednesday at his home, 
will be held from the R. G. and 
G. R. Funeral Home,. Detroit at 
2 p.m. Saturday. Burial will be in 
Acacia Park Cemetery. 
David Ward Hubbard 
WALLED LAKE — Service for 
David Ward Hubbard, one year, 
ll-months-old son of Elden and who died on Wednesday, -will be 
announced from the Richardson- 
Bird Funeral Home, in Walled 
LAPEER — Service for Edgar 
Roy DeVaney, 53, who died sud- 
denly Tuesday at the home of his 
brother, Carl M. Devaney, 1509 S. 
‘Lapeer Rd., will be held Satur-   jday at 1:30 p.m. ffom the Baird. 
Funeral Home with burial in Mt. 
Hope Cemetery. — 
Darlene Marie Curn 
WATERFORD TOWNSHIP — 
Service for Darlene Marie Curn, 
two-year-old daughter of Richard 
and Lillian Curn of 1272 Tull St., 
who died Wednesday, will be held 
Church on Saturday at 10 a.m. 
Burial will be in the Catholic Sec- 
tion of Lakeview Cemetery. Her 
body is at Coats Funeral. Home, 
Drayton Plains. 
Darlene is survived by her par- 
ents; one sister, Cheryl and one 
brother Richard, at home; her 
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack 
Curn of Pontiac and Mr.and Mrs. 
Joseph Kowalski of Bay City.   “Bunche Denies Pledging 
= fo Cooperate With Eqypt 
from Our Lady of the Lakes’ with the Egyptian civil administra. 
ition of the Gaza Strip. 
ed governor, Maj. Gen. Hassan 
Gata today, 
grd he has made or has authorized 
to be made none of the comments 
attributed to him other than to say 
as a member of the United Na- 
tions Secretariat that he has no 
authority to comment one way or 
another on the action of any mem- 
ber, state, nor would it be proper 
for him to do so.” 
STICK TO STORY 
Reporters who talked to Bunche 
lyesterday after the U.N. trouble- 
shooter’ s 90-minute conference with 
[President Gama] Abdel Nasser in- 
sisted he told them the U.N. would   serving a free society,” |AFL-CIO had set up an ethical 
practices committee to handle the 
racketeer out of American labor. 
ADJOINING 
contracts 
automobile makers 
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thi i }set the plan by insisting on shak- out of its cockpit, one the green 
white and orange of Ireland and) 
the other a Dutch airline. bunting. 
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Briscoe was greeted by New 
York City officials, and two rows 
of smartly dressed white-gloved 
police snapped into salute as he 
walked toward a color guard bear- 
ing New York City, Jrish and| 
American flags. — 
UPSET FORMAL PLAN 
But the 62-year-old Briscoe up- 
ing on son 
review line. 
ds ceil eooned of pales nome. 
men, still photographers, news- 
reel and   
    jvising Miss Wilson to see the advising Miss c= ' 
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2. Bob Beck, yndecided who won ‘ Cc to Be Host , oe "Reorganized District to DRAYTON PLAINS — A. film) election of iihenie for the com- “Union Leader Pledges| NEW YORK (INS)—Lord Mayor, ward to Saturday's peg on ity Group te yesterday's gprs the 
‘Erect $1 Million High 'titied “Tornados” will be presented! ing year: All-Out Effort to Get Rid) robert Briscoe of Dublin, Ireland,| Patrick’s Day parade in Next Fall ae te rie. 
. Idi iby Trent Hilkey, meteorologist 6th graders will f Racket Conditions ived a tumultous welcome in| York: He had Brought = gold! Michigan Unit eg eer starr ‘Bui ing leas te Geticlt wenliber bareat a graders will serve) Of ROC on ns || rece claddagh, a sort of good tuck jee from Phoenix, drove up just as 
a jat 7:45 tonight at- the Drayton, — as New York City. : ving, Soe: We’ Siew, SORE PI | eel peed out of Se cepee. Oxford Area Community. Schools Plains school PTA. ' Gingell EAST LANSING u® — Labor Shortly after stepping off hisjert F. Wagner. : = ho ped pecs ’ ’ 
' | Officers elected at the yecent id last| Royal Dutch KLM Constellation, . |sociation will be host for 24; a tourist from Tampa, Fia., ! will go to the polls’ Friday to vote| All parents are urged to attend | leader’ Walter Reuther said last LIVES IN PRESENT lfourth organ meeting of a) aiso the space ' ‘meeting of Proper PTA were: Mrs. nicht he was “sickened and sad- the lord mayor lit a huge cigar)” : . eying . 
; on a proposed $1,500,000 bond issue| this meeting, oe Sere wil $e. Pau Gallaher, president; Mrs. : and spread Irish charm with the} Puffing on the cigar — he/ proposed State of Michigan Police x* *.* ‘| for the community which reorgan- ~~ we [Robert Williams, vice president: dened . . . over corruption in the| single statement, “I am. here to] smaokes eight fo 18 of tem 9 Sy Otticers Association next fall. : Bobier leaped from his car, 
; ized its school district last ae Mrs. -Dan Vanaman, teacher vice) labor movement.” see and to talk to people.” _ ag oa that - Pans put - Herbert: C. Cooley, president of| waved his fist at Miss Wilson and 
* tember. Martia aw president; Michael Flood, father) The United Auto Workers chiel-/ ay gustime  revelutionary aside memories he di the association, told members last| warned her to move by the count 
' ee vice president; Mrs. William Mor-|tain promised a “tremendous fight) | "= sg of “Captain Swift,” his IRA’ Uti jicnt that he and the association’s|of three. She stood firm. ; row, mother vice president; Mrs.|to get rid” of the conditions that eebel —— Enema Captain | derground alias, because eachlieasurer, James L. Carr, attended) ‘The salesman gunned his engine } _ Tit many wil rove ition John Putnam, secretary; Mrs.\produce them. He referred to testi Swift” of the Irish day brings about its new expefi-iine third meeting of the gr0UP/and rammed the front of. Miss 
| dollar high school for 600 students, Da ac bvlonesia Kenneth Parsons, treasurer; Mrs.|mony involving the teamsters Preaergpeapnge wests ret Fences and new problems.” - Tuesday in Lansing. Wilson's car with the rear of his 
' thus releasing the present building Jerry Bird secre-lunion before the Senate Rackets Alpert on panel ners The lord mayer was asked to} pes ts |own, Damage to Bobier’s car: 
REM fe - Scenes purpiees. | -Sikorno—Takes— “Action %Fa5 —____ raat tae the Michi. | The big plane taxied up the sun- eS ne, vicer” aoked | 12 professionalize. the ee es ie 
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“aren't "they good enough now?” 
Briscoe took a big pas i on his 
cigar, grinned, and sai 
“Just because a ‘boy ae a 
gir and likes her that -doesn't/Trial Board and unite police and 
based i "| mean he doesn’t wish to see her 
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of the United States with his wife 
_| ard one of his sons, | 
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His visit is being sponsored by 
the. United Jewish Appeal and’ 
The Irish Societies of Ameriéa._ 
  
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  give ‘full cooperation’’ to the new 
  Egyptian administration in Gaza. spring. port that was to have started this 
      
Wednesday, setting a record high’ 
for the date, the United States) 
Weather -Bureau—-here reported. 
The previous high for March 13 
twas set in 1946 when the tempera-' 
ture rose to 65. 
E\ Salvador has become the first: 
the Inter American. Highway. x 
  runs from Sirama to Goascoran 
rad ad weg a crtonine 
  Sarah Hubbard of 1197 Eddie St., 
Fire Threatens 8 Milford Buildings MILFORD — Eight houses and 
barns were threatened by fire as'near Milford yesterday. 
Commerce Firemen fought to bring, ja raging grass fire under control 
Although only 35 acres were. con- 
  
  td 
For Orion Township 
Start Police Department: 
LAKE ORION — The begintng) vation Village oF 
lice Department 
  A delegation from Bunny Run 
  sumed, the fire swept through an 
orchard killing 200 apple trees 
pine trees. 
most heavily dam- 
aged belonged to the Joe Wessin- 
Residents in the area called Mil- along with a grove of Blue Spruce). however, Chief Ray Price said 
that if it hadn’t been for the 
  ot fl 
on 2620 Charms Rd. Mud and high winds hampered the fire-fighters. |   
  
ford Firemen but found they were 
fighting ‘a fire ori South Hill road 
and .were unable to answer the 
call. | 
The Commerce Firemen and 
their three trucks were called, 
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Says Popular Version Not Authentic |   
j epoia tk, 
fed te whet Hee all 
By MARRY BELAFONTE 
' As Told to Dick Mlciner       
no part of the Calypso craze. I'm, 
  
Officials Meet 
on Water Supply 
in Waterford 
‘partment have met with Waterford 
water system éngineers in an ef- 
  Venice of the Lakes Subdivision paper, 
events, past and present, that the 
“State “Commissioner of Publi¢ unique to the Islands. There are 
Health Albert Heustis has notified)many work songs and ballads 
residents that the water tested in'that are erroneously called Ca- 
{the subdivision was found to bejtypsos. In my last album for 
polluted, thereby|RCA Victor, - 
dangerous for public consumption.""|most of the songs were work “iiCraze Will Kill Calypso, Asbarte: Singer Belafonte 
Smee ta att ee a 
ssn com |may prove tobe, death knell inning sete. ed comments |afraid that 
disguise. 
The association of West Indian 
music with fadists and a cultish 
NEW YORK (NEA) — I wantin to the heights of @ crazed fol- 
lowing—and that can only result 
just afraid that the sudden emer-!i, eventual shunning of this music — 
Discuss Ways to Solveldeveloped by the opportunists 
Pollution in Subdivision |i im ‘and degenerate the level of 
Ofticials of the State Health De-\'h.. cha category. 
What is true Calypso? 
fort to help solve the unsatisfactory, IKE NEWSPAPER 
iy & So ba ee 
with verses telling of © 
called “Calypso,” 
Some people label all songs 
' | that orginate im Trindad, Bar- 
people 
records, “Jamaica Farewell” and 
“Day-0O” (which. other groups 
have recorded as the “Banana 
Boat Song”), as Calypses. 4. 
meer te 8 One, t- Se Oe 
workers. 
True Calypso ig a healthy mu-| >, 
  
State Girl ls Queen 
  
Bolivia's highway planners are! |. 
giving priority to construction of 
a road between Montepunco arid 
            < HARRY BELAFONTE — Cari-jcraze for this special 
cature. by the fast money men.   
\ 
provements:. 
SANITARY SEWER. 
WATER MAIN. 
Herrington Hills Sub. 
Dated March 13, 1957. 
  | The ‘Pontiac City ) Commiss 
| scheduled public hearing for Tuesday, TT March 19," 957, ot '8 p- m. E.S.T. is 
. eae wi brane the Commission ‘Chambers, | "Hall, 
35 S. Parke Street on Inte nt on to’ 
Construct the - foltawing public | im- 
SIDEWALK AND RELATED WORK - 
if Court Drive from Mt. Clemens to South line- Ponties Knolls 
South side W. Kennett Road from Dearborn to Stanley. 
4. West side Baldwin Avenue from $ line Lot. 578 Baldwin Dixie j Hills Sub. to Merrimac. 
Canterbury to E line Emmanuel Baptist Church 
Mt. Clemens Street from Emerson to Bay 
Bsy Street from N. line Lot 6 Lake Court Sub. to N line 
For further information see lege! notice © 
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  SIXTEEN. A. “ae PON TI AC PRESS. _-tHURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1937. ‘   
ot sabe 
wk & 
Ry RICHARD H. SYRING 
‘SEATTLE, Wash, (NEA)-—Dave 
- Beck's trip to Europe, even while 
‘sought by a U.S. Senate commit- 
tee investigating labor rackets, was 
perfectly constitutional as far as 
the International : ‘Teamsters Union 
goes. 
When round-taced Beck suc- 
ceeded his old boss, Daniel -J. 
Tobin, as of the team- 
sters in October, 1952, he made 
sure that such trips abroad would 
be financed by the union treas- 
ury? and Wife Roam World: Teamsters Foot Bil business, Beck was aashttteneis 
His father was a rather unsuc- 
cesstul carpet salesman. His 
mother, now 87, worked in a 
laundry to make ends meet, 
_ Probably contributing to Beck’s 
success is his passion for mental) 
and physical improvement, He 
read biographies of every success- 
ful man he could lay hands on; 
took courses in public speaking 
and law at the University of Wash- 
ington extension school; learned 
how to read corporate balance 
sheets. 
In the offices here of the Team-     orous curses. His favorite oath 
when ‘he wants to impress you 
with his veracity is: “I hope that 
mother ‘of mine drops dead right 
now if every word I say isn't 
itrue.”” This he repeats frequently, 
with vague motions in the direc- 
‘tion of the — where she 
lives, 
When Beck makes a speech or 
statement t's pretty much on 
point. But he'll cut off intruding 
questions by adding “And I want 
you to remember .. "to the 
end of every sentence. 
Two of Beck’s pet foes have been 
Harry Bridges, the West Coast 
longshore leader, with whom he 
contested for warehouse workers. 
Another was eastern breweries, 
some of whom employed non-union   
Nehru’s Party 
Almost Half of Votes: 
Goes to Leader's Group 
in General Election 
national election moved into its) 
final and 19th day today with! 
Prime Minister Nehru's Congress 
strongest. political’ force. 
Malabar coast of tropical ‘south-      
         
     
    
     
        Leads Balloting | °    
NEW DELHI (India’s second | 
party again by far the nation’s | 
Only .in Kerala state, on the} YASHICA ‘the camera you ‘ve been waiting for! . : 
‘and welfare of the International 
herein or when taking — periodic 
         
       
   
     
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a ee sters building, Beck wanted per-teamsters. For a long, léng time pace Roan omaeeiee ro — oo 
ay sons fit. In the basement he hadjeastern beer was barred from the ond ts the munists in the : close-ups — near 
Bays: built a conditioning room, equipped) West; at least teamsters would euneperee — feet— without pttachments, for State Assembly seats. Incom-|| “The General President, for the plete returns gave the Reds 45,) of promoting the interests with electric machines, turkish |not handle it and that just about 
‘baths and a masseur. In addition stops the movement of anything. 
to a heated outdoor pdol at his! Despite the fact that he is a 
and the making of diplomatic con- : home, he has a movie projection Boge arth drinker, Beck, "ha 
tacts with other organizations and|in the North Sea during World ‘a railroad ticket and $1.60 ir his|room,.a guest house and @ green-|son, wife and other relatives have 
institutions, and for the purpose of] jWar I. While in the Navy he pocket, Beck went back to his house. letevetie in the northwest. brewe 
conserving his health, may in his| married Dorothy Leschander ofjlaundry route until tapped for @ pock's offices on the second heer Gaannaae: Beck has been the “bash SEATTLE'S EX-LABOR TEMPLE: In those days, $60 a week. 
126-member Legislature. 
peared likely the Congress would) discretion travel in_ this country Seattle. junion job. After being a union) o a" 
er abroad and may take periodic) To them was born one son, War-|official lor a year, he came face er yas = —_* os rol hgh 9 Fue ie tines — a coalition of the other No need to oy +! on 
rests. ren David, who after his gradua-|to face with Dan Tobin when the | doors. Furnishings are not particu-jeight of Dave Beck Jr.'s fp sre gpa a oe weet ead ange oothed 
teamsters held. their national con-/ vention- in Seattle in 1925. Beck! larly expensive appearing. There football buddies in a variety of 
‘iare no pictures except those of business ventures. es- impressed Tobin who named the — P jhis wife and son. 5 | America’s outstanding success in| * * * tion from the University of Wash- 
“The general executive board ington changed his name legally 
shall provide for all expenses of|© David Beck Jr. ‘Norman Ges- ish-owned newspaper The States- 
lenank Seblennaad tae Chigrecs ‘pnts! Come in Sée the Yashica A for yourself!     
  was. polling about 47 per cent 0} 
the vote, compared with 42 per 
cent in the last balloting for State) 
Assembly seats. 
Complete returns from the 
lengthy voting will not be in for    
    the General President when per-|SeTt, his wife’s nephew, was reared) 
torue the services mentioned|®5 & son and like David Jr., is 
ng identified. with many of the busi- 
rests: the said expenses shall in-/"€SS enterprises of Dave Beck Sr. 
clude travel in this country and PICKED BY TOBIN Seattle man. 0 anizer for the Northwest. e The labor leader | consistently labor power politics is no subtle 
. = ea refers to himself as a third person diplomat. He says: “I won't lie 
Ahir piecing Aen ed Best ** When aroused he pounds for anybody."' He is proud of the 
all of the prieg : a desk and talks loudly and shouts, enemies he has made, prouder 
pe at such times his talk is still that many who opposed him ~EPPERT’S stor” | | w? SHOP 
FE 5-6615.       57 W. Huron 
- President, ard all secretarial help i 
a 
“The expenses for | 
herein are in addition to all | 
other constitutional 
poe igenapee Pmage pit sae 
ll anaes dig sseerconi abroad, the full and complete 
maintenance of his wife so that        Mustered out of the Navy with     
she can accompany the General § 
and .services which he deems’ 
necessary while engaged as afore} 
Little did Beck dream that when | 
he gave up one “of the- best. 
laundry routes in Seattle’™ to take 
  
Lg ig SPRING ELECTION 
oe the —— 
ania. held Township of ay grate of Mich 
“a said Township on Monday, A 
purpose of electing 
Ts, 
ammas 40 OFFICERS 
Gensrotengest of Fug te A intendent © 
wonee e Dear of the te 
Scard of Agriculture, state Highway Commissioner. 
FON-PARTIBAN | OFFICERS   
s Two Supreme Court 
i = ee F term ane 2 ta ae 
of 
(for E caine SF mL a1 1989) 
HIP ‘CERS 
Township 
(full term), Highway pontine dee 
‘(not to —, Lena 7 i 
ber of the Board of Re Also any additi 
* that may cy subm! cited 
Notice relative to opening and ie 
of the Polls 
Biection Law. Act 116. PA. 1084 
Section 720. On the day of any election 
the le shall be opened at 7 o'clock 
in © forenoon, and shall be con-) 
tinuously open until § o'clock im the! 
afternoon and no longer. Every qualified te or)     
       
      
at ur prescfibed for the closing} 
thereof shall be allowed to vote 
The Polls of said election will be open | 
» ot 7.o'clock a.m.-and will remain open: 
until 8 o'clock pm. of said day of) 
jection. Se Recehy aie, | tbat Biennial 
resent and in line at the polls |    
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    pee erg ete rent 
FURNITURE end APPLIANCE 
Phone No: 
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LIVING: 
    Belf-made in both labor and ‘spri inkled with more and more vig-' 20 years ago are now his friends.     another week or 10 days. 
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   157 477 GRETA Y. Choice of 2-piece sectional or sofa and chair, sional Choice of 2 pieces, Sectional or Sofs and Chai 
March tn Ma tI Your choice of Sofa and Chair or 2-piece Sec- chair, corner table, — fa ond chai, seen vt 2 End Tables, Coffee Table, 2 Table ood i Lamps 
  
137 NOTICE oF SPECIAL 
— and related Work on pom em~ -F 
rence H. — nabioenner | tional, 2 End Tables, 2 Table eet if | pomeeet 
Separately. 
Mrs. Florence         a, Jesse M. King. . 
A, Cullen, Andrew H. 
J. Garcia, Jose Garcia. Geo. M. 
& Mable Ida Foote, Elter F. Renshaw, 
Edward Justin. Edith Lange. Archie Me- 
Lean, Lillian EB. Cull, Joseph Waeniak, 
Walter A. Herald and to all persons 
interested, take notice: That the roll of 
» Special Asmenenoent heretofore made | Inclades: Double 
with mirrer, chest, panel 
bed, tnnerspring matiress 
and bex spring; and 2 bew- 
doir lamps... If purchased 
separately,        
  
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     BEDROOM ‘5.8 Double Dresser with Mirror, Bookcase Bed, Chest, 
pay Mattress. and M i Spring, 
Boudoir Lamps, 2 Foam Rubber Pillows . . . if BEDROOM... Includes: Double Dresser with Mirror, Bookcase 
‘Bed, Mattress, Springs Boudoir Lamps, if pur- 
‘chased separately. pm. te “yeview said assessment. at 
vai = and place opportunity will be | 
gl ceornge interested to be heard 
“Dated toh 13, 1057 | 
.o. HF ADA R Ages = 5437 
Includes Honeymoon Dinette Set 
with Plastic Table Top, 2 Match- 
ing Chairs upholstered, in chrome, 
) if purchased separately. 
‘37 77h KITCHEN re Includes: Triple chrome » plated 
table, four side chairs with foam 
rubber seats. . . If purchased lerk 
March 4 So | 
ROTICE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. 
Mg gud work on north)   
       
            
      
      
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| choice of colors, with        
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Lot to the east 
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   ‘Annual Lions Club Ladies' Night ~~ 
Pa 
| “Attracts 100 Members and Guests * 
Chatting just before dinner at Devon Gables were Mrs. Bruce Kinsler, The Ladies’ Night dinner party is (left to right) Mr..and Mrs. Clare Scriven and'Mr. and an annual affair sponsored by the Lions Club. __. i cee eee, < a i + 
Personal News of Interest pon. Lent ‘ 
Dexter Kennedys Return 
From Vacation in Florida abe 
it 3 sf Ht 
n Contest. 
Represents Local. 
Toastmistress Club 
at -Port Huron — 
Ardel Pierce (left) served as chairman of the Lions 
Club Ladies’ Night party Wednesday evening at Devon 
elactell vies rae Mrs. en et brn Gables, He is pictured here with Dr. F. Milton Hath- 
be alternate for this area at the 
Tuesday Musicale Presents 
~= |Organist, Club Chorus Olson 
By CHRISTINE GAENSBAUER 
Philip Steinhaus; guest organist, 
and the Tuesday Musicale Chorus, parts of the country. But 
was the first opportunity 
music lovers have had to hear 
him perform on an instrument . Sneat programs ever ted tor| Commensurate with his abilities. 
The two groups of compost- 
-|Club. Christ Church Cranbrook 
acted as|was the setting for the Tuesday 
Pillager, Minn., where they will and Mrs, Clayton Rule, | program.-,- 
visit Mrs. Anna Dally, Mrs, Shultz’)chief evaluator. Young Mr. Steinhaus, organist 
«mother, for two weeks, Helen Lapisch presented the ta-| and choirmaster at All Saints 
ble topic and Mrs, Sutton won the| Episcopal Church, already has 
the best impromptu| made for himself an impressive : 
reputation as an organist in other} The opening “Suite” by Cleram- 
-—— bault was an excellent choice 
purpose. Mr. Steinhaus's 
performancé and interpretation of 
“Fugue in D a at 
¢ SS co5 | this 
Minor” made it un- 
fold with a grandeur that provided! - About 100 Lions Club members and their guests 
Night party held Wednes- pinning on his wife’s corsage. Looking 
and .Mrs. William Wright. attended the annual Ladies’ 
day at Devon Gables. Merton Brummett ( left) is shown Mr. 
Dr. and Mrs. George Harkless 
(left)’ are shown as they spoke with Favors and prizes were presented to 
women guests attending the program. 
Mrs. Ardel Pierce Wednesday evening. 
THURSDAY, MARCH I4, 1957 
«(Village Club Hears Phyllis Ba "By RUTH SAUNDERS - 
Battelle, ‘featured columnist for 
International News Service; cap- 
“Looking like a college under- 
graduate, she took her audience 
into her confidence about how she 
for! secured interviews with the most —— ene 
Five pages today 
in Women’s Section a. memorable experience for the|- 
listener. 
apparent in the quiet and pensive 
“Pastorelle” by Roger-Ducasse as 
he developed the theme and mood 
to a brilliant climax while still 
maintaining a fine musical bal- 
ance. sos 
Mr. Steinhaul is a musician of 
ware ability and a Valuable ad- 
“dition to the musical life of Seiit 
EGS MR. and MRS. JOSEPH P. LAZENBY 
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, P. Lazenby of Highwood 
boulevard will celebrate their. 50th_wedding anni- 
versary with an open house from’2 to 8 p.m. Sunday. _- 
| They have made théir home here since 1932. They 
‘have 4 sons and } daughter, 16 grandchildren and 
\2 great grandchildren. Their children are James 
of Otter Lake; Leo, of Drayton Plains; Royce’ of \ 
Exmoor street; Raymond of Milford, and Mrs. John 
\ Rennie of Highwood boulevard. babe It |was a program of church music at its best, performed Early experiences as a police 
reporter and fashion writer for 
the Dayton Herald Journal in 
her home town of Dayton, 
Ohio, led to an imaginative 
curiosity about the lives of ac- telle attended), to say nothing | Battelle was honor guest at atoured Pontiac — State 
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — Phyllis) of Lassie and the race horse |luncheon in the home of her aunt, 
‘Native Dancer!’ 
Preceding her talk, Miss'Pine road. 
| Phyllis Battelle (right), writer for 
the International News Service whose ar- 
ticle appears regularly in The Pontiac 
Press, was guest speaker before the Vil- lage Woman's Club at Cranbrook Wed. | 
H PAGES 17-21 
nésday. She is shown 
Mrs. James Nance of Bloomfield Hills, 
Mrs. Nance eiitertained at @ lancheon in 
Miss Battelle’s honor preceding the\meet- ‘Ponting Press Phetes 
on (right) are 
Kay Kirkby. 
Entertained 
lat Shower Bride - Elect Feted 
by Mrs. Smith and | 
Mrs. Swengros 
were cohostesses for the affair held 
t the Smith residence on Wind- 
croft drive. 
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Kay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - 
prald Kirkby of Orchard Lake 
avenue, and James, son of Mr, 
and Mrs,. Albert Chandler of Bald- 
Skelley, ‘Mrs. George Harkless, 
Mrs, Irene Turner, Mrs. Ralph Al- 
‘Hen, Mrs, Emerson Loan, Mrs, 
Charles Sanft, Mrs, Raymond L, 
Cole, Mrs, Franklin Mills, Mrs, 
ElmereReynolds, Mrs. Albert Silk, 
Frances Harrington, Mrs, Charles 
Crawford, Mrs. Clifford Christen- 
sen, Mrs. Charen Manukian and 
Mrs. Don Anderson, 
* * 
Out-of-town guests included Mrs, * 
low of Detroit, Mrs. A. C. Kirby 
of Drayton Plains, Noreen Van 
Cleave of Birmingham and Mrs, 
Joe Pennell of Davisburg. 
ttelle Visit State Hospital 
Member of Alpha Omega Chap- 
ter. of Beta Sigma Phi sorority 
Hospital 
Wednesday evening. The purchase 
of equipment for the children’s Mrs, James J, , Nance of Lonelward was discussed during the 
business meeting that followed. 
Ponjine Press Phote’ | 
with her aunt, 
     
  
  = By ANNE HEYWOOD; I am reminded of a couple I ie» ela ed Car abd ae al Sometimes 1 think that our|Ow, who are perfect examples yen oo preitie 1 deitted. weltoke 5 tee nere in . Pontiae 
medern philosophies, some of) wii. y ginct met them, the/start again. It wasw't easy, “be “As soon as I was on my feet, 
eae been ea eee TM iak tod on Ma Meee We come mak fone .. and only at our 3 
basic human trait of courage. ities, = . we had ; 
Ee ay EVERYTHING PLANNED eS Oe ee ee CLOONAN’S- -There’s a tendency to blame Mr Brown’ had .a good job and|LEARNED TO : ares ner, | 
Brown kept house beauti- our misfortune on bad luck, OF | irs. 
    
         
         
     
      
      
       
           
    
     
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Easter hats | 1590 | |   
  
         when we were children, and tolhentital furniture. — dwell on the injustice that has ane “Iehe been done to us. Meantime, we do- Mr. Brown faced retirement in), san 
a year or two and everything was) ! 
    
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    nicely planned for it. 4 I know people who, when bad a ae . * | remed 
ee ‘D pepe come, just sit “oe — Then, suddenly, a Brown was; 7 ross part-time 
Winkelman’s has your new Easter . geously facing up to them. They ye deqperately ill pe ¢ % : urtogal fi that God those who |- was a long seen % “4 jcided bonnet at extraordinary savings! wees themse ao o iliness, keeping bim out of work * Choose from ¢ magnificent collection , 
of milan straws, textured braided 
straws and smooth panamalacs. 
Every fascinating new. spring look in 
_@ rainbow of colors. At this 
extraordinary price you'll want 
more than one. wns 3. 90 “4 | for two years and taking every , when we decide 
--, tp do the brave thing, all of- na-| PoMey of Melr savings, : _ jture comes to our aid. We soon. They had to sell the house and 
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BAKERY a, of the Week! - “Apoods =) ga 
——* Wook-Ead Specials 
Tamanho my FRIED CAKES ...:.   
a. Onlder bonnet in two-toned ; ‘Sewn straw, 
Black/white; nmavy/white; coffee / white. 
Sale, $5.90.   
    : Srovecstive perfume. ié 
8 * ee eet 
Yes, comtage is about Se mag “ne one else matters” moods . 
and it is never out of style! Private Aftele Portume 2.50 to 27.50 _- b. cookie cutter pillbox/in mashalon straw, s Black/white, navy/white; white/black and 
solid pink. Sale, $5.90.      
       
  
      : ¢. ripple bonnet of milan-type straw. White, — iCopysiem nes AA _ | Private Affele Cologne. :2.25, 4.00 : navy, lime, yellow,” Sale, $5.90, Southern Praline Nut rom mest 28s | 4 "| Frested Cologne Stick ___. 1.10, 2.09 
SWEET 6 for oe 1 Rc | Pontiac BPW Telcom 4s 
WEE ¢ | Pledges Fund | =*-———_ ROLLS 52 Bred i Girls’ ‘Ranch Git Sets 2 vat 
  
Delightfully New, Orange Nut | 2 | 5 
\leur 52° Members of Pontiac Business 
and Professional Women's Club 
voted a substantial pledge to the 
fund for Girls’ Ranch at Camp 
Oakland when they gathered for a 
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                   | Open from 8:30 A. M. te te, 10300 F. Mt Daly | * as = Ceeeees 4 Harriet Gates told of the prog-| | 72 N. Sagina | os Chesed 6:30 P.M a en We a cae 72.N w St. 
| Thomas Pastry Shop = : 121 W. Huron FE ie roe] ee. Willam Salton, pres: Plenty of Parking Space at Side and Rear of Building = J.P - "lenet chal oo tha ola | , re ey Be ten a aa le Con 
* oe - Petia ae’ pean fe 
ed Pantlind Rapids 
Oy Maling Shoes jrisis. . 
| Kas e ot of ; Hostesses for the evening were 
Roberta Tobin, Julia Diamond, 
Mildred Etling and Mrs, William} - 
: 0, Coxen, 
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Gold Star bothers 
Conduct Meeting — 
—s —— = ree American Gold Star Mothers|P > 
° : Chapter Nine held a cooperative 3 luncheon and meeting Tuesday at > . : 7 4 -|the home of Mrs. Edna Matheny of) ? 
CLEARANCE | Seo - : ‘ f Yes, it'll be love at first sight—the - [ena eatyh = Faget a ee ‘ 
: | | inute you glimpse Maling’s spri on © : - ; minute you glimpse Maling 6 spring A gift was présented to Mrs. 
é thursday, friday, saturday | ’ Peas Kline whe i leaving soon to : i & : se! ; m nnsylvania. : ¢ patents. So romantic! So lovely! cee Oe Ab lll pda Fine Furniture : 
ad ..: . . sewed for the American Cancer &o- f : ; j 3. And so nicely priced at only $4.99! ciety. 
4 long coats $ 3 : . Better get to Maling’s so fast! 
formerly $29.98 : T 6 ° ae " : € ee . 2 
fa : - 4 et 
Hy Select from this wonderful group of black zibelines, smart 5 $+ M A LI NG ? S 
tweeds and martiniques. Your choice of a full or slim silhouette, : - . 
’ Assortment of colors in misses and junior sizes. Sele, $16 i _ 
short coats _ A- | * - 
3 formerly $14.95 and $16.95. 6 } | 
Just imagine at this price! Tweed short coats ond some 2 ; . 
3 _ corduroys with warm quilted linings and some lined with soft x ; 
. alpaca, Broken sizes and colors in this sensational group. Sale, $6 é oe i} UJ | S 
| SPRING PATENTS. | 2ucr~ : Ce. = . « or suburban : 
casual suits : $ , this spring . . . in the 
i > urban suit wi all. formerly $19.95 padi y : y matching slacks and 
3 Smartly tailored suits in luxurious wool and cashmere blends. jocket or the casual ° 
= Group in a warm camel colors. Broken sizes, . ; oeeskege oie Z ‘ , stack contrasting hurry to be sure to get yours. Sale, $6 é iat strip jacket. 
si = $ Both in new three 
button style. 
Sizes'4 to 12. 
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€ / TELHURON SHOPPING CENTER : & 1a ing hoes Ae i : a 
: | - 50 NORTH SAGINAW STREET | | ry Margaret Ani Shige i me v open nights to 9, pre. monday, thursday, friday, sturdy PE AN p\epen k rage ond er, friars i Riker BI do. ae \ 7 ; p 5) 
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‘Who Needs Money? One Girl Asks j : ee : | aan. Group Hears Minister [ Spring Pia Fama $2000" » | Twenty-five members of Oakland 
Convalescent Hospital. The Rev. Teens. Paver Security Over. Risky. Richés Perens |   
    \ . Layaways, of Courseh 
Alicia Bridal Salon 55 W. Huron” 
  
  ‘By EUGENE GuLBERT 
President, Gilbert 
  om Richard Bove of Long Ian wives arin there, ge brackets eater and “more alert than)Rose Davis told of ‘The Chaplains 
      City, N. ¥., to the exhortation) they figure, \oldsters will Work in the Hospital.” 
    
     
           
     
        
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ball player. “But they weren't) /f ; 
stuck “with 70 qnd 80. per’ cent)ij i care no iron cotton... and pretty 
Prirco doth of the youngsters 1 1) < enough for dey dreaming. Loce or “ 
polled believed it was easier to|lf ia - jake, a million in the last cen- * -. embroidery on pink, white, blue or 
tury than it is today, ‘ yellow. In sizes small, medium or large. Ny 4 i af pike PARK FREE in 5 convenient déwn- 
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after college, a a ‘week 
after the age of 30. Then, for peiy oh ae a age 45, their sights drop to $80 Pndipe gocreceyge Ae 
week, * ’ 17 N. inaw St. 
Girls, being potential home-| FE 4.7071 
_makers are somewhat more se- Say r 
curity-minded thhn boys. é 
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The percentages on the question 
about security ot risk leading to     
» Jacqueline patent 
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  as 12 ion in Vogue 10. 95 
And thot “whidl is peau: de ‘sole! “Note, (00, the gently pointed » 
8 ord heel, ultimate groce of this opera! Beneath your wrapped | 
pitt * suits, silk sepordtes, everything, it soys'” ve." 
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) THE COSTUME proves 
"+ that two parts are 
a better than one -. 
The time, the place and the 
costume! Whatever. the occasion 
the costume is right, its 
endless versatility keeps pace - 
with the life you lead. It 
goes shopping, to luncheons 
or to the most romantic 
, Places after five, 
            
      
       
     
       
    
      
    
    
     
           
    
    
   
      
          
   THE CAPE COAT... dramatic... . captivating .°. . because , 
it’s so very new. So very definitely spring 1957. - Cut with straight - i 
“ the hy ey Sleeve-length cape. “Block ‘and white or navy and 
. ‘Grey shamokin flannel lined with crisp taffeta. i 
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a4. 222 hee = ES = Sits: a! Bee Ree y< ee ay Right: A square-necked princess 
. dress takes. cover under a 
-navy for spring. Sizes   
   
      
  button-tabbed bolero that's 
crisped with white pique. 
9 to 15. 29.98. 
  Tri- color emblazoned sheath with a 
~ full length coat. Block and white with 
-yellow, navy and powder with. white. 
Sizes 10 to 16. 39.98.   
          
      
    
      
Dress Salon—Second Floor 
Covering the fashion scene... 
The Cape 
Most prophetic of all fashion changes .. . 
1957 heralds the cape os Spring's significent silhouette 
change ., . seen everywhere on SUITS and COATS, 
    
   
     The SUIT worn with or 
2\.8 without its cape .. . in pure 
i silk tweed. Blouses and belted 
in back . . , distinctively 
beautiful. Black or brown. 
Sizes 7 to 15. 69.98 
  
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and :narrow lines . .. the better to emphasize 
Sizes 8 to 16. 59.98. | 
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DHE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH’ is, 1957 | " | t cc eee Nd   
  “ the, best amer-| Changes Often Sneak Upon Us, 
  
Exercise Restores Lovely , Figur ; 
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN _, left knee to the floor on the right )abdomen. Continue wail you have|send a stamped, self-addressed ep- I am so in love with life |-side of the body, Continue, alter- done this 25 times, and Te/velope with your request for leaf-| 3 
Even. though it’s full of strife, | mating left and right, peat the exercise except this time), No 3 to J hon dee ; losephine Lowman in I don’t know just why I am. | po this one for the abdomen: Yo bend, straighten and "leare ef The Saudis tien | 
* * * . {both knees up close to the abdo- 2 2- : , z | 
the glands supreme |men. Straighten the legs toward| If you -would like to have my| Tomorrow: “Try This Exercise | 
t is why I have |the ceiling. Again bend knees overlexercises for slimming the hips’ for Flabby Arms.’   
    
              
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      Now is the time to select your new spring 
selection of fine dresses, separates and   . * * * ee : suits. 
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‘We are participating im the sensational gift of | py and well she feels youthful and} \ int a : 
1,000 pairs of Glov-Bits free by their mane- the years zip by, She may fail to| : Yarns and Maternities. 
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All fou have to do to be || ercise Is the magic answer, A} ” a ae : _ : 
eligible for the drawing is give a Say om Be This exercise is slimming to the return leg to floor, bend left knee. up . ee : 7 
Ce oo a ee . ‘waist, abdomen and hips:.. Touch the and touch floor on your right side: os ae 
Cc - The following exercise is slim-| Tight knee to the floor, roll back and Continue, alternating left and right. y / 
ome in ming to the waist, abdomen and) ~~ = = A Y oe ; jhips! Lie on the on your a e ° ee . = : 
and back with - straight and ian Ct . | . 
baniss tack with your er suet ™! Gamma Chapter (Grownup: Children Tend | - SINGER ee 
Re ee | os _ MES. Richard Dewitt was Sestens . ; oe ae. 1] Bobbin Sewing Machine with these si ed ) ow BP Se is tase foe sel nape reienaied awe] They Don't Realize That Self-Reliance]. totest improvements. 
DIEWS SHOES FeE SSS So VER) is trportont to Older Persons |v mate “Where Fit Comes First” seollgenl thes Hay pore gti ee Eg | By RUTH MILLETT ____ think it is only stubbornness onl] * Hinged Presser Foot : a a | foor os —— “Why don't you write somethitig|my part that makes me feel I am © Back Tack Stitch : 
87 North Saginew St. . FE 2.2492 po: . An invitation was received from about the dangers of over-protect-| perfectly capable of deciding things] Lightweight Carrying Case 
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NITES Tis Gime bend your left knee \Alpha Chapter to attend an eve-| ing parents?” a young woman ofifor myself. 3 rey 7 
the right hip, trying to touch the iwere also made to attend Beta| ~*~ *® & policy not te try to.run my chil- ive stitches without attachments. Chapter’s “Fashion Forecast” at! ; int: - dren’s lives. Yet each of the five | noe Se s aa Webster School on April 2. | ima, sc ee. avaay nmow that { 8 actually trying to run roine. | LOW DOWN PAYMENT: o- EASY TERMS © LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE 
cian i, Tne att ie | garantie wees | SOPs oa eae | GRE emcee : . stess with re! ments serv , [ ; i if : 
: 2 following the meeting. a. =a neue ae age Se ee SINGER SEWING CENTER 
es welll os Fri., Set. and Mon. [Birthday Celebrated | protect parents, too, parents being 20 big © sstehe PONTIAC BIRMINGHAM 
: Mrs. Steve Sapelak was honored|. “I']| admit I'm not young 
  
  i 4 .102 N. Saginaw = FEE:« 2-08 14 177 W. Maple St. Mi 4-0050 | 
on her birthday at the recent’ was 70 my last birthday. But I'm Re ged need: to. 3 correspon Sm 
meeting of Lucky 13 Club held/not ready to be put back into sec-/@ent written if for me. And 
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Deem ond childhood, either. - ' on Stirling avenue. Mrs. Marion! “Yet, with kind and loving inten- peal “column” to each of her 
Chandler, Mrs. Ralph Deem Jr.) tions, my children are over-pro- aren, 
and Mrs. Emma Kinzer were/tecting me to the point where I ~ *         
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girdles that comfortably TINTING prefer to have} Choose from the finest and langest ° 3 4 y Open Evenings PY Junior Club Sees selection for your 
create a whistle-slim figure wld rary pall DRAPERIES yes — even Jorman ae : a 
o gt be miserable if 1] 4 \ormena “itred suds ot'hs | VENETIAN BLINDS WINDOW SHADES trips to Hawaii, Jamaica, Haiti| ede and South America at the Monday) 
      ... 80 youthful, feminine! BAMBOO     
        ae Women’s Club. Mrs. Bert Griffin 
me ws dated Oe FE 2-6039 all jump iniwas chiairman of the meet- ‘ee , give me advice. I am sure they | in¢ held in Pontiac Federal Saving   
  
  
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FEDERAL’S 3) “100K MOM NO AILS!” . were Mrs. Donald Ely,-Mrs, Rus- : The 
WILL FIT YOU ~ a weak daartee enti be your pone jmeier, Mrs. Lesiie Ware, Mrs ve > Ly! : poem oectignns pig os FI CORRECT ome napa ger lopli [Mrs Norman Smith and Mrs. Roo: 3511 Elizabeth Lake Road FE 4-7775 
- exclusive features of this outstanding a enccoroenamne 
_ Infants shoe and you'll see'why mothers | 
t everywhere select Play-Poise 
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SET Taek coo, tao! A GREAT MANY PEOPLE MAKE US THEIR LAST SHOPPING STOP, KNOW- 
ING THAT IF THEY HAVEN’T SEEN 
EVERYTHING BEFORE — THEY WILL 
AT MODERN. - QUALITY AT A PRICE 
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| Hours: “atta Sap meme) > Patented vestee slims your midriff. Elastic sections slim the hipline to 
youthful, flattering proportions, Pink batiste. Sizes 36-50. 12.50 
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B. DIA-TROL BRAS THAT HOOK IN FRONT 1/ by. or narrow foot, too! ty! 4 s. * 
Tailored to give long wear, custom-fit. Built-up straps. mean greater p * SE Infants’ through i 
comfort, more youthful silhouette, White cotton. 36-50 C-D. “3.95 | . INFANT'S SHOE | > Youthe’ Size 3 t 
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‘i C: TRIM POWER-PLUS GIRDLE BY VANITY 4 _ -..° Tiny coil wires flatten tummy area. Supet-powered side panels of figured ng ae ea 8 | 
FE 2-740 
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  leno elastic. White only. 15” length, 27-36; 17", 26-42. 10.957; 
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what color will be predominate eRedirgr sen: Bahan eve- members \ 
Se cata at ation ce eeeorae os |, ST mee 95 e. - 
Hunt's St. Patrick buffet supper| Included will be Mr. and Mrs. On Friday Mrs, John K; Bagby, se and musical ride? Musie will be John Ladendorff of Armada, Mr.|y4,.° Eberstadt Jr. and : 16 NORTH SAGINAW ST. : 
chester and highlight of the eve-|Pointe and Mr. and Mys, Warren|, 1.0). at » luncheon and show-|4 Ae 3 ACTS 
ning will be @ “mystery” taking |B. Oakley Jr. of Blomfield Hills.|... i, the Lerchen home for Mrs. ee a ice | ae . ee ; 
Place between 8:10 and 8:11, = |Mrs. Morse has just returnediwijiam H Baldwin. , WW“ eae he ' me 5 oo 
reservations Ss have Mr and Msg] vs eee, Sm Fide) oar, and Mr. Richard B. Wal % Non eal i ) 3 Y : R. A. Cragin, Dr. and Mrs. Harold] wien cil eave sat:| ic? tit weave Marck 29:for 9.) HS a FASHIONS for OU A. Furlong, Mr, and Mrs, William|, ©: G- Eden will Leave Sat-| trip to Bermuda, They will take | 4 ww Pate, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Dutty|“"¢*Y for Palm Beach to join Mrs.| their daughters, Christine alid | | . " sale Pings : 
and the J. R. Davises, = [Bden at their South Ocean boule-| Margaret, daring their schoo va: ||“ - oe From the pages of. GLAMOUR 
a poy ae aa? «ce a lr moving ext wee trom Franko. egies a and LOOK! (MARCH ISSUE) 
new on : ; i - * e 
street, : | - LESSON : 
oo : sore 5 ‘ -WIN A- FAIRYLAND VACATION FOR TWO ot 
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas W, King A Beginners & Advanced the fabulous Americana Hotel, Miami Beach, and 
the box sellsh wach esatbone tt ee ett if - a Cadillac Convertible for every day of your stay. 
|St, Dunstan Guild are holding Sat: i Piano Lessons — Just stop in at Peggy's and fill out a simple | 
+ [aniay at he Ceanbrosk Pavilion). DOROTHY DINGMAN. contest entry blank and we will do the rest. NO ES Mr. and Mrs, Gide. Hager: |[} 4 ee 2 at PURCHASE NECESSARY, 
    
        
   
      
   
                  
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JEWELRY-GIFTS 
McKim Jewelry 1 Orchard Lake, FE 4-5065 
_ It's Never 
Too Early! 
Be one hop ahead, and _ bring in your Easter gar- 
_ ments now. We'll make 
_ last year's wardrobe 
‘look like new, Bring 
    ‘ ‘ada 
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Wash ‘n Wear. 
COTTONS - A, JO WHITE fashions  slirn-as-reed-sheath and tops it 
"with @ pretty toggle accented jacket. {mn wash’n'wear 
“MILANO” ... . Reeves wonderful Italion cotton faille, 
detailed with a finely pleated bib front.. In beige, mint, — 
" turquoise, apricot; sizes 5 to 15. - : 
B, ASSY KENT'S famous shirtwaist fashion in “TRAVEL- 
Cape” . . . Cohama’s marvelous dacron and cottori 
wash‘n‘wear print. The full skirt is held slim at the 
waist. with a handsome calf leather belt. in bide, pink 
or gold prints on white ground; in sizes 10 to 18. 
           
        
   
     
    
                
      
        
          
         
  ae . them in today, for guar- ff No. $46 with Patt-O-Rama , i ‘ogi in sizes 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 § anteed dry cleaning. mo. § 2% yards of 34inch; %) : : ’ contrast. 
coins, your name, 
desired and the pattern Jataeadmadh ~- Staph aes 
$T2 W. Quincy St., Chicago 6, - : (Dewntewa Store Open “tH 8 P.M. 
tern onder oe the Spee af 339 . 26 RUNABOUT. E. Huron. ; 
(Downtewn) : 
  
    
    
      
  
10" " E—, LAURY RICH has created the 
“runabout” coat of the season 
. . Bernside’s “TOG-A-SHEEN” 
Impregnole water repellent, 
accented with a flattering knit 
collar and pocket tabs, an ex- 
citing calico lining artd brass 
buttons. In beige, black; in 
sizes 10 to 18. C, IR. SOCIALITE fashions the bell-hop suit in fine worsted flannel, 
In addition to the smart front, the jacket features a new bloused 
back, the skirt is slim as a reed. Precision tailored for the junier— 
figure; in grey, beige, light biue; sizes 5 to 15. :      
   D, CHATHAM GARMENT tailors a magnificent biend fabric into » 
suit with that important .look. You'll love the flattering notch 
collar, the neat removable belt, the diamond: shaped accents at 
the hips. The skirt hangs straight and slim. In tweedy grey, 
blue, mauve; in sizes 10 to 18. 
  
  
JACKETS 
JAMAICAS 
SKIRTS 
   
                  BLACK ICE ~ BLOUSES new patent leathers ‘ 
-) ~ fe Dyed to Match 2 
Make it a Troylings patent Chino Cloth 
because then you get SUMMIT of Boston, world Seymour Troy design famous for their original 
originality at Troylings “Walker” skirts, have created everyday price. See our this wonderful group of co- 
RS ; JP sare dhe . ordinates — left the unlined 
entire collection — Chino jacket with matching 
prettiest patents of them all. Jamaica shorts in tan, black 
and blue. Right: Italian roll 
up sleeve blouse in striped 
Pima cotton with the Town G 
Country Walker skirt in solid 
Chino features triple side kick 
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    ‘remove of con- ain lees. them ‘halt 6¢ due per ve inatnme da: A, gages Ae 
alcchel trom, , , Bavece, pall dock 0900 ip acect 
as nen-clochelie Mquer. of four Venetian chairs, $300 for, In effect, the measure would pro-jthree Chinese flowering frees 
hub ale ot ea eer {0 pero — ‘Venetian erty 1 oditnene’ 
_ SUPPORT BILL 
ue rp at sas of, Libra evince Say: apap ry 
in support of the bill, and that four 
sending replies. * 
_ Parents ang church groups had 
objected that tear beer, mane- 
factured in Wisconsin, was dis- 
- tributed in beer-type bottles and could start children‘ on. a beer 
drinking habit, even though it, had an alcoholic content of less 
The ‘house turned down an, versity of 
amendinent which would have stadua’ 
from one half to one-eighth of one|like to puff 
per cent. It was offered by Rep. Robert E. Waldron (R-Grosse| U 
Pointe), who said he had been told “hich eithe 
= manufacturers of soft drinks which| addicts, the U 
bs contain a tiny trace of alcohol. permit the use 
4 ter tougher opposition in the Sen- : ate. A similar bill last year coasted 
  : “Neat Beet Bill 
Goes fo Senate il i 
  
Lower Chamber OKs 
“Legislation to Ban Sale 
to State Minors 
w— A bill to outlaw 
of near Hid an eaey 
fate 
Te z i ay i =. 
i stayed at their desks past 5 p.m. 
yesterday, approving nine bills and! 
another. : 
  (Salé of Muials | Features Auction 
iat Dodge Villa 
room murals by the 17th -Certury 
$ painter, Jose Sert, highlight th 
auction today of the contents of 
'80-room Dodge mansion “‘ 
Riente.” 
Motors family, is disposing. of 
the furnishings of ‘the Spanish ‘ia 
before having it torn down. The 
has been a landmark of lav- 
Mrs. Dodge said she’ have the 
maintenance, drain and:zoning or- 
rdinances which prevent the es- 
Htate’s conversion td a sehool or   ichib: 
| The auction so far has netted 
‘$70.77. It contintes: tomorrow: 
  PALM BEACH, Fla, » — Ball 
Mrs. Horace Dodge of the Dot 
living at this resort-alea since! 
mansion razed because of tax and). 
Top price brought in the first two   
  
  
  
edge of the law gleaned while in| 
  ee, & Comet Bei 
a 
  Scheduled for completion. in Sep-' 
tember, the $3,390,000 library is 
planned to provide adequate li-' 
brary service for students in the   ifirst four years of the vers’ 
curricula, 
         
   
      
    
   
        
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  for| WHAT'S IT ADD UP TO? — This myriad of pluses and minuses 
makes little sense to the young lady visiting a Roman art gallery 
but apparently the creator of the painting, abstract artist Piet Mon- 
“Apirian, knew sad , answer. The paiting is on exhibit with — ad the 
  State Offers Bonus: 
fo Ferry Workers. 
nec, fetry workers who Poa a8 
the job until the last boat 
will receive a 10 per . 
x &. % 
The incentive bonus, aimed | ae! 
helping retain the men who man) 
|< }the ferries for the State Highway 
. Department, was approved yester- 
day by the State Civil Service 
Commission. 
Permanent employes of the ’ fer-| 
ries will receive a bonus a, 
per cent of their total pay for 
bridge is opened in November. 
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‘Arthur G. 
Service . director, 
for some 400 permanent employes. | 
time: the last boat sails," 
said. 
  iroll before Aug. 1, 1957.   en a een 1957 calendar year if Band remain | 
on the payroll until the end of the} 
sailing season or until a permanent | 
layoff—expected when the Straits’ 
“With the ferries going out of 
business, the commission wants to 
continue efficient operation - by) 
qualified personnel up until the! 
Rasch 
To. qualify for the bonus, an | 
employe also must be on the pay- | Se  — Straits of mele band, 
Rasch, State Ciyil 
estimated the | 
bonus would total around $225,000; 
  
  
  
  
  
      
        
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. MODERN CHAIRS! “ihe “$32.50 Value! Save almost Y2 on chairs thot 
vings with the utmost fashion. and verso- 
inctively styled designs with deep comfort 
aponaanaetion; for bere selection of colors, shop early!!! 
     
     
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You have to read in magazines and newibopass 
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Now, far the FIRST TIME IN THIS COUNTRY,» 
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"State Health Officials péboustiond:   
  in TB Hos; ital Beds . 
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FIRST EASTER SEAL SALE Lt. Gov, Philip Hart (center) 
buys the first sheet of Easter Seals Wednesday from Miss Easter 
Seal, three-year-old Debra Ann Shelton of Pontiac. Looking on 
_gre Matthew S. Cammareri, of Birmingham, Oakland County   “Faster Seal chaininan (cit), and L. C. Megee, of Clarkston, 
president of the Oakland County Society for Crippled Children. 
The fund-raising campaign will continue until April 21. 
+ afer once. macnn gp 
(Now Under Care But Facilities for 784 
Additional Persons Are 
Not Being Used 
LANSING -UR—Cutbacks in the 
number of beds in Michigan's 
tuberculosis hospital system have 
_ |been recommended to t | 4,000 Patient ik 
legisla-|. |     ture by the State Health Depart-. 
ment, - 
The recommendations were 
made in résponse to-a request for | 
-|inférmation by members of the| 
legislature. 
Principally affected if the rec: 
ommendations are approved would 
be the Grandview Hospital at Iron- 
wood, the Sunshine Sanatorium at 
Grand Rapids and the Northern 
: —e State Sanatorium at  Gay- 
The Health Department said 
. there were 4,000 TB patients hos- 
' .| pitalized as of the end of Jan- 
uary but said sanatoriums have 
a total of 784 empty beds. 
The department asked the au-| 
thority to declare 180 beds surplus) 
_jnow and to place more in this 
category later unless sanatorium 
USe goes up, 
Dr, Albert E. incase state 
health commissioner, said this was) 
(“no time for the careless closing! 
of sanatoriums.” 
“But Michigan can't afford to 
pay for excessive numbers of 
empty beds,”’ he said, 
x *« * ; 
Recommendations for changes 
| {were made by geographical sec- 
_|tions. They included: . 
SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN 
A load of 2,602 TB patients in 
eight hospitals serving the South- 
eastern Michigan area and only 
| 260 empty beds was reported, 
The only recommendation was 
that the Detroit Metropolitan | 
| area continue to--expand - the 
| present practice of locating pa- 
tients in other hospitals. when   ( 
area, 
EASTERN MICHIGAN 
A count of 136 patients and 33 
empty beds in the Genesee County 
oe and 19% patients and, 
44 empty beds inthe Saginaw,   
How Free Is: Poland Now? Answer Vital in US. Plans By JAMES MARLOW 
WASHINGTON  — It may be 
time for Secretary of State Dulles: 
to take a new look at the Polish 
Communist government. Months) 
ago in a classified letter opal 
made public he told Congress Po- 
land now is not Soviet-dominated. 
* * 
Since then his government has 
showny signs — although there 
have been reasons for skepticism 
delegation to Washington to ask 
for American economic: help. 
——Duiles* letter was —sent—to—the 
House Foreign Affairs Committee 
weeks before the delegation ar- 
rived, Between that time and now 
most of. his a has been 
concentrated on Middle East 
and getting the Israclis out of 
Egypt. * * * 
But on March 10 the New York 
Times carried a story from War 
saw which said almost all the 
leaders of the Stalinist faction 
which fought Gomulka's return to 
a se ee et 
Pe ty feeling of bewilderment in 
Ee ee eae tave 
nists’ 
munist controls have been fe-lyate a high death rate in his prize 
laxed under Gomulka, strain of minks, The rancher is). 
But Russian troops are still injhardly surprised at the diagnosis. 
And ote on 14 ‘said 
Poland must vont +) ‘ Misfortunes 
_jthe women who wear them,” 
“Pencils From All Over 
sce Moscow’ s_ orbit, Poland recently 
voted in the United Nations for a 
resolution condemning the United 
States for alleged subversive ac- 
tivities in Iron Curtain countries 
and Russia,   
Mink Industry 
Full of Hazards, 
NEW YORK — - The unexpected 
hazards and misfortunes of yo 
mink keep the industry — 
breeder to buyer—under jure 
orders. 
“Minks are as vonage as 
the article “What Your Wife Should 
Know About Mink,” in @ recent 
issue of a national magazine. So 
complex’ and risky is the breed- 
ing of mink, that the industry 
claims more tension,’ worry and 
‘ulcers than any other on earth, 
¢ & 2 | Despite a boom in the past five 
years which has seen the mink in- 
dustry’s stock rise 60 per cent and 
capture two-thirds of the retail fur 
market—or some. $2,000,000 a year 4 
article, 
From the moment of birth the 
cern. The wily little animal is 
heir to about 6@ different fatal 
ailments, 
inter-familly strife being the most 
prevalent causes for the demise 
of the species, 
In one instance, a rancher ground 
Se Lois Go ted te 
rim gs ge. repo feed his 
next morning he dis- 
Ghecber|voverns tant alk'e amet ona.otl animals his 3500 valuable 
alive. 
Se ee | 
Another typical 
haxards of raising mink was point- 
ed out, when one rancher called in 
a foremost veterinarian to investi- * 
The mitiks were dying of Aleutian 
disease, plus ulcers. 
  
‘WEWOKA, Okla. @ — Mrs. J./R. 
Coy ce ferenetng ts seaea © 
31 states. _|—it is described as a “continual! 
,| compounding of paradoxes” in the) 
   
example of the| Poland shaken off Soviet control? 
If so, will this last or will the 
pro-Russian 
again? 
The State Department isn’t 
saying much, Perhaps Gomulka, 
with Russia breathing down his 
neck, has to take it easy in try- 
ing, if that’s what he’s doing, to 
lead his people further away from 
Moscow. He may be under great What does it all add up to? It 
adds up to these questions: Has 
Poles . take power County Sanatorium was reported. 
A relatively high incidence of 
TB and an. intensive ares 
campaign, particularly in 
Saginaw area, was ea 
Tt was recommended that local 
health officers be encouraged to 
make. full use of local facilities 
available and that no cuts in the 
number of beds be made unless 
the case-finding campaign does not 
result in the fuller use of these If this is a sincere attempt at 
a breakway, it would be to this 
country’s advantage to encourage 
it by economic help, just as the 
United States’ aid to Yugoslavia’s 
Tito helped him stay independent | lan American gangster, Begin is 
‘to pull out of the Gaza strip. 
| 
beds are not available in the | 
  AIRLIFT FOR SPEEDSTER — A B-58 “Hus- — 
| tler,"’. described as the world's fastest super- 
sonic bomber, is neatly tucked away in the bomb 
bay of a giant B-36 Air Force bomber as the big 
plane airlifts its delta-winged passenger . with   
; AP Wirephote 
only deta of-its 10 engines operating. Propellers 
were removed from the B-36's:two inboard en- 
gines and landing gear was left down to make 
room for the B- 38. : 
  
Potential Leader of Israel 
Is Tough Rightist Zealot By KENNETH GILMORE 
WASHINGTON (NEA) — As Is- 
jrae]-hotly debates its withdrawal 
from the Gaza strip, a man to 
watch in the turmoil is Mena 
chem Begin, .° 
This tough and determined vet- 
eran of underground fighting could 
emerge as Israel's new leader 
if the tides of fortune turn against 
the stamp-sized Middle East. na- 
tion. 
A figure who can look both like 
a typical European professor or 
as controversial as the move by 
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion 
As head of Israel's most right- | 
wing party, he must be consid- 
ered a long-shot te become the 
next Prime Minister.           the temporarily’ cancelled trip) 
\comes from an American support-| 
ler here and friend of Begin. cpaiuiies aa ho samen by the of a hard-bitten gangster and a 
fact that he recently came to \professor,” 
the U, 8. for a well-planned sev- 
‘en week speaking tour. When the | 
news of the Israeli withdrawal 8PC 
broke, however, he immediately. ithe underground army knows 
returned to rally a protest. says a supporter. The 
description may be harsh but it's 
As former chief of Irgun 
ithe ins and outs of terror war- 
“The objective of this visit was fare. The British offered a high . 
to bring the opposition point of ‘price for his head. 
view in Israel before the 
can public,” says Nahum Levin, a) 
member of the Knesset (Israel's | 
Parliament) who recently visited 
Washington to speak in place offormed the Herut party. In the 
Begin. “We want people to meet first election it won only four séats 
‘him because we feel he will be-|in the 120-member Knesset, but 
come the majority leader in: “Js- today it is 15-men strong and the 
rael.”" 
NEEDS U, 8, PRESTIGE "| mS PARTY GAINS 
After Israel won ‘its independ- 
ence nearly nine years ago, Begin 
largest opposition party. 
+ * * 
By picking up 25 more seats, 
Begin figures he can muster 
enough power to combine with 
jother right-wing and religious par-_— 
‘ties dnd form a coalition govern- © A more realistic explanation for’ 
Beyond that, however, he rep-| “The strategy was. to send 
resents the sentiment of those vio-| ‘Begin abroad to build him up. as| ment: His advocates _— = that 
lently opposed to Istael's with-\an importanit be sdya./BemGusion's" Mapa (Labor). Party 
drawal from Egypt and Gaza. 
are in a strong position today to’ 
jtake over should the Israeli gov- 
ernment fall, And whenever an 
election does take place within 
the next few years or few months, 
his backers are certain that the 
Herut Party will make great 
enough gains to form a coalition 
government. 
  His supporters claim that he this prestige and influence would 
and his Herut (Freedom) Party, ‘be far greater in Israel and im- 
prove his chances in an election.’ 
glasses on a strong nose, 44-year- 
jold Begin is unquestionably an €x-| wig sky-rocket if the West backs with only 40 seats must also count 
‘'on other groups to control the 
government. 
| at * * * 
Even those most violently critl- 
A slim man who wears thick’) of Begin here in Washington year concede that -his political stock “With a good press in the U. S s.| 
ft * * 
“His face has the characteristics’ terror 
  
* * *   
Just what manner of man is) 
Begin, described by sdme as a! 
dynamic and courageous fighter | 
for Israel's rights and by others 
as a rabble-rousing Fascist type? 
  pressures. of Moscow. 
* * * 
Before Congress votes any help sanatoriums “within a reasonable 
time.”             Perhaps the extent of his im- |   
      
the Eisenhower administration is 
going to have to say openly, one 
way or the other, whether it thinks 
Poland is now free of Soviet con- 
trol,   
THE AGE OF 
THE LEIF ER % PIECE BOXED GIFT SET 
New-found . inspirations, 
back to the valiant spirit 
—ac DISCOVERY reborn in elegant links and clips 
hearkening 
and his fol-       
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Commuter to Ends of the Earth» ee “THE POD 
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ADM, GEORGE DUFEK 
By SAUL PETT 
. Associated Press Writer 
Rear Adm. George J. Dufek,’ 
busy commuter to the ends of the| ‘Engineer Says Fasoncn : 
Element Becomes More 
earth, first man in history to step Essential Than Ever 
fromm a_plane onto the South Pole 
sile engineer said yesterday that/current U.S. mapediien ta. the ont 
pushbutton warfare, instead of tak-/arctic, is a big, genial man wi 
: “~~ i@oach than a rank-conscious ad- 
flight, demands far more of man miral or epic explorer, 
than conventional aircraft. . Although he has made two trips 
Stanley A. Hall, head of the/to the arctic and now is on his 
human factors staff of the Lock: |fourth to the antarctic, the 54-year- 
heed Missile Systems Divisiom,|old chief of Operation Beepfreete 
told a group of visiting Air Foree declines fo play the role of ex- 
physicians that ‘missiles present/plorer. ; 
more human problems than do) a> ” their manned counterparts.” I'm an, operations man,” he 
Speaking -before 20 visiting of- 
bat I am not an éxplorer, Ad- 
miral. (Richard E.) Byrd is an ‘of aviation medicine at Ran- F 
explorer. He is Mr. Antarctica. dolph, Tex., at the Lockheed ! missile plant at Van Nuys, Hall | Me, I'm an operator.” - 
said: “On Nov. 1, Adm. Dufek arrived 
“No device small enough to With the first plane to land at the 
place inside a missile has yet been South Pole, where the expedition “developed that can perform with /!5 Rew trying to erect one of a half- 
  the of the human @0zen scientific stations in the Ant- 
being.” He added: arctic. The admiral was the first 
HUMAN TOUCH jout. As such, he was also the first 
“In remotely pemnes-caitretiillanes 
missiles you lose the pilot's kines: | thetic feedback HEAVY RESPONSIBILITY 
plane), the oo peal a Mes, | He is a man with heavy respon- 
tary. isibilities who modestly tries to 
formation for which no really non enewsreendRaaaed =o ale ne 
"eet he once: said, “I just sweat and, drink coffee." 
But in the unpredictable antarc- Dufek: Antarctic Expedition Corinda 
  says. “You might say. I push | 
ships and planes and men around |_ to a blinding blizzard in minutes,/en than not he can be féund, tale 
where, ice airports can start break-|ing and drinking coffee with the 
ing up suddenly under the force of jofficers and men, on ship or land, 
|hurricane winds, the boss man has| Although he has seen much dan- 
“many crucial decisions to make, iger in World War I, in Korea 
‘Adm. Dufek makes ‘his quietly, |(where he skippered ,a carrier) 
¢ Celegates authority and then sweats and on his polar y wplaines the invisibly. admiral is-embarrassed--by— any 
To hide his : attempt to picture him as a pf 
orieie-tuch a6 the one apc Once Game tam yate's expet when seven fliers were missing for a week—the admiral begins boss with a symbolic painting of 
‘himself; .There was Dufek big in| 
ithe foreground, on the ice, holding | 
jan icebreaker in one hand and a 
\Plane in the other. : 
SUBTLE COMMAND _ 
| The admiral warmly thanked the | 
‘artist, 
later asked an aide to ask the |     
  
iportions of the central figure in 
{the Bicture. “My wife,” he said, | 
with that one.’ tion, a Navy artist presented the Pe 
ipainter to reduce the heroic pro- |= | 
  “would laugh me out of the house a 
      | academy, Adm. Dufek has been i 
| per of fighting ships. — 
By special act, of Congress he || 
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1912 eroding detective novels 0 — A man who has built bases in) 
Or he plays poker, wild poker Dufek is a commanding officer who. | 
ifor low stakes, and sees to it that |knows well his men, his equipment. 
the conversation stays far from | 
‘the one subject uppermost in ‘they must operate in. 
‘everyone's mind. | 
2: ®: 
Despite his two stars, Dufek |   
No magistrate would have the 
power to exclude newsmen from 
|a court, under a bill to be intro-| 
    \rarely chooses to confine himself | juiced by the Goverment of North-| 
  study ‘ 25 men required on 
the ground to take the place of one 
we took out of the air.” 
  
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Forces of U.S. 
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CANBERRA, Australia w—Sec- 
Tetary of State Dulles . states) 
U.S; forces “almost everywhere” 
. are equipped with atomic weap- 
ons. 
“It is-almost a normal part of 
their equipment,’ Dulles told a 
_ hews conference at the close of 
the SEATO Council of Ministers’ 
' third annual conference, 
* -¢€.* 
The eight nations. banded to- 
gether against Communist aggres- 
sion in Southeast Asia ended their 
meeting with a call for more eco- 
nomie cooperation coupled with 
continued military vigilance. 
US. naval and air forces. pro-|® 
vide the main striking power of 
SEATO defenses. Dulles did not 
has been disclosed previously that 
the United States has stockpiled 
live warheads at-its NATO bases 
in. Europe. Russia has accused the 
United States of planning to set 
up atomic Taunching bases in. 
Evirope, Russia has accused the 
United States of planning to set 
up atomic launching bases in Asia 
and Europe. 
“In Southeast Asia, Dulles said 
there exists about the same dan-| 
ger of a surprise Communist at- 
tack as in the Middle East. . 
Dulles added “I have a feeling) 
more than ever before that) 
SEATO is a really solid, a eee 
concern... I am ° told 
propaganda is Pir Piigmy us very 
forcefully. That. at least proves 
we are not insignificant.” . 
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Dulles said officials in Washing-| 
ton are handling the latest Middle) 
East crisis capably in his ab-| 
sence. cnaiesaiiine ammemantiad 
ly trip home, .with a Nap me yd 
over 
for the imecting in Berteude next] By CHARLES MERCER 
NEW YORK w—Before he was 
tripped by a-relatively easy ques- 
tion, Charles Van Doren made 
some difficult decisions and came 
quiz progrash Twenty-One. 
Now Van Doren has made the 
most‘ difficult of many decisions— 
and come up with the right an- 
swer. He's turning down the easy} 
money, He wilf continue to teach 
at Columbia University and to 
work for his doctorate in English 
literature, He is going tq write 
omueee | wnt he wants to write. 
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Ever since Van Doren, 31, began   
|King of Belgium. There are offers 
|to deliver lectures in all parts of 
| array. of commercial products, to 
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Deer Research 
oot May Point Way 
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CHICAGO [INS) — Your broken! ibones may someday heal faster, 
thanks to a study of deer, 
| Buck deer shed their antlers 
jeach fall and grow a complete new 
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The aang Arthritis and Me- 
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hower and British Prime Minis-' 
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Because “an in TV) 
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i five . years. 
The study is expected to yield 
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up. with the right answers on the|0n the telephone.) Being a “‘per-; 
  Thursday evening series. his own television quiz program 
and somebody else wants him. to 
go to Hollywood, There was a 
$50,000 screen offer. (That was. an 
easy decision; he turned it down 
sonality,” Van Doren learned, can 
be a trying experience. 
* * * 
Very wisely he obtained an 
agent to handle these complex af- 
fairs, Now, says his representative 
at Music Corp. of America, he 
“will do nothing that is inconsis- 
tent with his career,”. As of this 
writing he has turned down every 
offer—except one, He will appear 
excellent 
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      If you're hard on clothes you'll want one of these. They're the kind that 
: Buy Now! wear so long — hold the crease so well — and always look so nice. They 
as 0 4 Small just arrived and we can assure you it’s an impressive selection in all 
4 Roller ee All : : spring’s newest patterns and colors. By all means get yours now, you * ction’ Makes Deposit ‘ Other. Shaving can‘t save $16.25 any easier. Size ranges are complete in regulars, 
Methods Will Hold longs and shorts. Alterations free. 
— It in Lay-a-way JOIN THE CROWD — COME TO BARNETT’S TOMORROW — COME   
AWAY WITH ONE OF THE BEST SUIT BUYS YOU EVER MADE!   
Open Friday,and Monday Night ‘Til 9 P. M. 
  
NORTH SAGINAW |. TO SEARS 
    
             
        
  
     
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Gives Away Gardenias 
MEXICO CITY # — The man- 
agement of the International Air-) 
here gives away an estimated 
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DINETTE SETS a 
INCLUDING ‘DROP LEAF TABLE WITH BURN AND STAIN RESISTANT TOP. 4 CHAIRS E 
  
      
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a COIN ALL 5S Prrcewadl METRO STORES       
      
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port VY, 9 7Q 
_ Madern styling in the much-wanted light wood. 
Includes double dresser, lorge size mirror and 
bookcase bed.      A sectional yoy will be proud to have in 
your home. Newest design with full 
spring coastruction, handsome hardwood    
      
        
         
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spring construction. Decorative 
fabrics. 
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Modern and traditional in off 
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FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS | 
regularly 13.90 I 6” egularly 13.90 /2 OFF < 
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CELLULOSE 
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ws fe mention only a few - 
of the hundreds of items , cut in 4. , LAMPS 
‘ WERE 6.95 to 50.00 
NOW3.50 to 25. ALL SALES FINAL MOw3.5010 25.00 TABLE © FLOOR © BRIDGE 
® DESK @ PIN-UP LAMPS 
Modern and traditional styles in 
various colors. 2 YEARS TO PAY IF YOU WISH 
        
    
APPLIANCES AND CARPETING 
AND PLEASE REMEMBER THAT Despite THe COW PRICE ONLY QUALITY FURNITURE IS SOLD AT METRO. 
ALL MERCHANDISE SOLD DURING THIS SALE Is FROM © at) 
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    (RG Te Cts pean OT i? THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MARCH 1 14, 1057 he ee 
- Problems of Child Labor) Again Rising Across U. S| 
WASHINGTON (NEA) = In the work may be helpful, but this trend 
mast of tandem day rompers caudng a munber of vei 
pont menace is FISINE)to tale on jobs they can't handle,’   
      
   
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55 YEARS SERVING AMERICA!| 
    trary to public opinion, long sof a job per 08 : als at the Department of Labor are| tee" er"s, to Soh oUt Of ectives gravely- concerned, : a ce against delinquency. 
Their main is seri 
in state child labor laws that pre- Seasoned for 30 Years 
Federal officials also cuaiaseia uae te. Allen Oxley to met " 
fear that the keep-’em-busy “~ : 
tion to juvenile delinquency  is/ bette i steering many boys and girls into/ley has 1700 of them collected| © 
undesirable employment channels,/over a period of 30 — can’t 
Here’ al stop collecting. now,” says,| 
what's all = “it’s like a disease, rll have to 
A 6year-old boy in Penn- get more cabinets.” . 
— the sent to a scheol coun-| ’ ! at 
aot F -mg Psd ping a and Cast in Right Role 
- — The counselor discovered that the 
boy was far from lazy, however. 
He was working as a dish washer 
in @ restaurant from 11 p.m. to Yr 
8 a.m, That meant he went to on ee bee   
        
       
       
   
     
      
   
        TIGHT SQUEEZE — It's‘a snug fit as Jim Concannon eases his | 
  
  school in the morning directly after portrayed a radio : 
leaving work, Joe McGowan Jr., Associated) wey Goma eee heey ee ne 
: * *—* Press reporter, played the. role of ng nro a Livermore, Cait, winery. = 1. Yet authorities could do nothing/an Associated Press reporter. : | but advise the boy that this sched-| - poss : ule was endangering his health and About three-fourths of the U:S have , Iasi an electric tele-| interfering with his schooling since ' *.'Claims Fast Transmitter the hours he worked were legal in|*"mual supply of maple syrup and ee, 
Pennsyivania. minute, prince: ; ee  tenertyen, chan ailtWice as fast, sa the Soviet tele 
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16-year-old have been illegal 
“And federal laws do not prohibit 
night work or limit hours for mi- 
nors 16 and 17." 
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Another dangerous gap in child). 
labor laws is the lack protection 
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  | a mama,” comb: | | Monae for your ot rerigerater | 
pctes bs bad f pay Sor osecation cemaeed “brocade-figured” Piensa 
V ae 957 BIG Tt” Sensational values from a fa- Poe The other side of the child labor 
     
    mous maker! Richly ribbed, 
satin-figured, woven right 
thru for that costly right side 95      
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        York State Department of Labor 299 look on both sides. The tailor- poir 
received a call the other day from regular price $ ‘95 ing is expert ...pinch pleated, a grateful grocery store owner: trade in 50.00 « blind stitched. Cotton and The man yp that 3 a a \ rayon! Oyster, sandalwood, 46 inches wide, pepe 4 7 enema iy ger NY rose, seaspray ! 90 inches long 
have a health certificate. , 
When the boy went to get the oe |   
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         condition. HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOWER COST $ inspired prints, fine colors, 
aunveting sossene ~ EXTRA SERVICE ) heavy bodied fabrics! day,” said the horrified man. “Sup- ; tom 
pose he had died while I had him Laces - * Penney’s drapes are on a. par 3 
Ad with for dol- : am 00 25 “Size e emote ih a 95 | ‘ and, more ng ever 
cinen regen pieiel excuse DOWN MEWEEKLY 670-16 $1295 “\t in their newest color blends. a : 
ctw teare ie oto strewn with leaves, ferns ey” to 18 is fit for ’ ’ é 3 
fay nag |? JOIN THE SAFE DRIVER LEAGU Senn ROLE cad a mat Emphasis during recent years on Amego. Cotton and rayon. 90 inches long : 5 
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© 2-Piece GLOSETS with 
© 19"xI7” LAVATORY with 
Faucet, Installed ........ 
: © 6'x6” Bathroom.Floor re- placed with inlaid — 
Plus preparation ........6...05 
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             FULLY LINED DRAPERIES © fantastic at this Penney price! - We've done it! Our ready mades 
look just like custom mades. 
Rich heayyweight barkcloth Look! Print draw didbaries of 
j] NO-IRON FIBERGLAS For spring and summer. Semi- 
sheer prints in today’s easiest       
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     — sad tt care fabric. Just wash and - comes in dazzling prints — 
ioe . @ hang: No itoning! Choice of poir | touched with gold. Beautifuy of — 
= » dramatic prints, some: — “8 inches wide, 9&4 lining. is cotton satéen. Out- me iV. golden touches. floor length =. standing value! . ; 
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THE PONTIAC PRESS, eaten MARCH 14, 1957    
  - es . 7 “ : : o | “ 200 gal ; 2 
Branch Status  Touristto Find Gas, escc2ce"ss ak stces atten wit be ming Barre. Fini cone tbag se igs gen cst ss me 
             : NT a . - —lAegean or along the Black Sea,|Contrary to alarmists reports, Eu-/key do require thar tourists buy!motoring by European car. 
DIXIE DISCOU ag ; New Hotels in Euro these Americans will find the wel-|rope’s gasoline supply is adequate,|their gasoline with coupons, but) * % © # 
: | ‘ come mat out and travel ©Om|notels ane well heated and both|rations are generous. Great Bri- Lae he 
STORE n er U y PARIS—A tidal wave of Amert-'ditions favorable. = . lhuses and trains are operating as'tain reports that there is prac Palepidl, new luxury hotels 
cans, 700,000 strong, is expected| jo we usual. There are no restrictions onltically no limit on gasoline for /Rte Ot ca, Saeeee, 
= | Eye Possible Switch to |to engulf Europe in 1957. Whether! Some 130,000 tourists, predicts!fuel in two-thirds of the countries| Americans, — allows , — we sat : a ee   
            
    
         
       
     
   
       
   
      
    
     
       
     
       
   
     | Civil Service for Auto ; | am. : 
| License Offices | “es , i 
Beoecetes DETROIT EDISON 212 branch offices come under 
Civil Service with managers on a 
|fee instead of a straight salary 
eos " “Basically, political patronage is bad,” Hare said. : 
gemma WITH HOTPOINT 
ere BRINGS YOU 97 | Of sales come under Civil Service 
mu aust saz Dy =2= BAU Pinte Oe paa $7500 sat funds & ear ge. | 
‘Terry Cloth SEAT COVERS BRsiart Course to Tra : Gc Mtoe RANGE VALUES! 109 N. Saginaw St. 
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YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio w — 
| The National Science Foundation 
99 | is financing a unique experiment 
} at Antioch College here in an ef- 
   fort to help solve the scientist 
, Working on the | theory that well. | 
Pele attract bright stents OUTSTANDING FEATURES     
      
            
          
     
      
         
      
        
       
       
       
          i school for -high school science . 
| teachers, $ : AN , “ | the foundation e wat see hd RANGE, SUPER DELUXE OVEN ROASTS os 
ttgie te an oe © SUPER 2600 CALROD UNITS, SOUP READY TO SERVE i the plas. a IN 65 SECONDS. | 
cones one instructors ad-, e pare hd TTONS, COLOR KEYED TO CENTER OF UNIT . 
va fledge in chemistry, | ; : : 
TABLE |Physics, mathematics and the| |. @ MANDY TIMER CONTROL, TURNS OVEN ON AND OFF earth octeneee, the once-a-week} * AT SELECTED TIMES. - 
WITH ar tek quacoeruaens tcan @ SKYLINE SILHOUETTE LIGHTED BY LONG FLUORESCENT 
_ ie be duplicated in the average high| LAMP, SHELF © Gi schoo! laboratory. | © TWO CONVENIENT APPLIANCE OUTLETS, ONE OPER- OS pero doy and the founda- ATED BY TIMER. . | tion pays teacher-student $5 @ PLUG-IN GOLDEN GRIDDLE OPTIONAL AT EXTRA (od reall to cover his books cost. 
}' mocsearean | @ WORLD'S GREATEST RANGE VALUES AT THESE PRICES. 
Skaters Call Hospital _ 
a ep eget ape neal 1 , 
though te staft le anxious to keep OUTSTANDING PRICE | pital personnel didn’t feel they had ; ew 
* called whether or nottogoaatne| * REGULAR PRICE..... $29995 | Then they found out why ice skat- 
|bshinwiy adrlted “printing the priceNow... .. 21 9995 |hospital’s phone number for skat- 
== Save... 100” OPP. WKC ‘gorane Eye More TV | ° You Saue one : 
° | MOSCOW @—The Soviet Union ) 109 N. Saginaw Street is bailding 30.000 kilometers of Coe UND cea e Wat 13 junder the sixth five year plan. spine =o, ” 
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SS se © SUPER 2600 CALROD UNITS, SOUP READY TO SERVE 
M OPEN TONIGHT f@  ‘sueno mono ny Open Monday, The rsday, Fri day ond Saturday oi 9 | @ HANDY TIMER CONTROL, TURNS OVEN ON AND OFF 
: Tuesday and Wednesday ‘til 6 : LAMP. Z 9 -LOOK-THRU- OVEN WINDOW, SEPARATE LIGHTING 
Lh} | RUBBI gochey 14° COUNTER Discount Ith e we coolant abeuaiees OUTLETS, ONE OPER-   
    T bY AT SELECTED TIMES. 
ime © SKYLINE SILHOUETTE LIGHTED BY LONG FLUORESCENT 
  
Prices © PLUG-IN GOLDEN GRIDDLE OPTIONAL AT EXTRA is Vinyl cost. ‘ 
, @ WORLD'S GREATEST RANGE VALUES AT THESE PRICES. 
PLASTIC WALL TILE SALE Mi OUTSTANDING PRICE ALL COLORS eg. . 
| Th REGULAR PRICE... s $31995* 
ne PRICENOW........ $21995 
Gow Save.. 0      
      
        
*Monvtecurers suppested lit price. 
        
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Bob Considine a 
Jet Engine Deserves More Famel-: 
  one starts write a plece about|rough’ equivelent of 5 horse-|9,000 pounds. They put it aside and| each had ever done before. an unsung cog in a larger and|power, This was stretched to/tried of 10,000. The Air Force's ears picked up.'**°ort about to be junked.) 
event, be. would do wall to recalll geshea anna ia e's eodiar\ ane thi geht eS nee ln oe Soa 
Charles Lawrence, the v2 , gamble 4 principally responsible for the ma |*22 = ‘overleap.” Hobbs had tojat the time Others said it would taken, toor Betting several millions 
        ve 
him a small dinner him 
for his-forgotten roll in the 
achievement,   
“a he a Wowk of Service Personnel |z   
ever heard of Paul Revere’s CC Ceo oo ems oeenooses 
   
   
  re ‘te: Airman 3.C. Bernard D. ‘Torr,|are: . Foss, son of Mr.jextensive amphibious exercises in the enine tat tnde festa et of ME and Mire Beroard Torzjand Me. Gi the Carbegn fen area, with the Over 300 Patterns to Choose From. Available to 
— me St, Drayton ' you at Time of Purchase. Selections Made Easy | . 
q With Our Open Display. - 
      
    
           
  
  
ies ; ’ To revise Kipling, “A wens is 
4, |Beauty Most Costly. only a woman, but a good cigar o oe ‘jis about 85 cents” . . . This poem   | seen . on hers 1 E08 conduct exercises 
The four Pratt and Whitney J51s Base, Colorado, ‘the exercises, q never missed a beat the | where hhe attend: | » to Caribbean Prices 2,400 miles we traveled at. speeds ed munitions before returning to the home| — which at times muzzled 700 m.p.h technical school. | % Start at Nor they falter when they He is assigned O. Perry son A Lot of Taurus recently propelled ‘three BS52s now to the 804th = Z Beebe of 79 q around the world nonstop : fo ’ a o : A is assigned to Com- SAN DIEGO, Calif. W—-An el Air Bomber ; re, : annual We afl hail the Stratesic Ai Ag ; Battalion in} purchase of seven horoscopes at $1 Command as the keeper of the sa each, told the inquiring store clerk q peace, which ,y the Army in| that they were for her three cats, never represent 1955, was stationed last at!iw. dogs and two parakeets, q 
; q-" 34 SOUTH SAGINAW | 
a RC bl apt rne bline , OPEN MON, & FRE 70.9 Pat. DE 
= $275, 000 for Chevrolets ‘Lucky Travelers’ y 
oe met Exciting as a ‘Chevrolet ride. That's Cheiy’s 
‘CLEAR ANCE ee _ whopping new ‘Lucky Traveler” Contest! FOUR top 
SALE 13-12 Off —_— winners each get $25,000 and a beautifulnew =. 
WOOL SANT t Chevrolet car of their choice - even a Corvette. na oll 
SU ITS Next 53 winners each get a ’57 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-Door Sedan and a *500 vacation fund! , 
New Styles — Worsteds, Shark- 
skins, Flennels, All Wools             
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Se ee Ie Serre Magchttiaeees has + ete 
  
TO PCOATS SAVE 20% to 50% OFF 
GABARDINES 
IMPORTED TWEEDS S$ . 
TRENCH STYLES 
Z1P-IN COATS 
FLANNELS 
MEN'S SLACKS _ 
Bevo ge come dorms 
$ 6.95 Men's Pants, Out They Go 
$ 8.95 Men's Pants, Out They Go.......- 
$12.95 Men's Ponts, Out They Go 
$14.95 Men's Pants, Out They Go 
TENNIS 
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        i — PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1087 
Likes to Walk Rails tracks from North to South Texan d f (; L | a 3 
mein oe eDisike fo Shocking Oats Leads: fo areer in Law ms dip Wacthcaaionte, etinesies hes Thousands of beauty contests) KANSAS CITY (NEA) — Judge|as though he were talking to « now he was an excellent arbi- anything.” 2 ee 
_ walked every foot of the line's now are held each year in Italy. . ie. Evans Whittaker came(JUrY.” treter even in ‘these days. ENTERS LAW SCHOOL = — home to Kansas City the other Mrs. R. J. Callahan of ‘roy, “There were never any fights} And at 18, after quitting school |~ NS 
° iday after a headline-making week-| who 
arrived end in Washington and observed 
just Abe lsomeivhat Mad to friends: 
_ new shipment of “It looks like I can't hold a   
ee ine ad ae once et ae the ninth grade at Troy and, 
working for three years at plowing! 
ow and trapping to save $700, he went 
to Kansas City and talked his way] “He could    
      Cool, crisp ond trimly 
tailored. — 
A large selection in: 
Drip Dry Cottons — 
: Linens 
Dacron and Cotton in       
        job. ” 
  ,District Court in July, 1954, to the 
‘U.S. Court of Appeals bench in 
June, 1956, and a scant eight 
months later, nomination to the 
United States Supreme Court. 
The 56-year-old jurist, who was. 
named by President Eisenhower ~ 
| to fill the vacancy created by the 3 
  sizes 7 to 15 
"Also Cotton Dresses - with 
orlon sweaters 
       
        Easy Terms, = WATIONAL CLOTHING CO. § S. Saginaw. Pontiac — 
      _ Plike of farm chores may have 
: |was going to find another way of | retirement of Justice Stanley F. 
| Reed, can't recall what made 
| him want to be_a lawyer, but the 
| He grew up on a farm near Troy 
\in northeast Kansas, and his dis- 
peatged bien decide his career. Once 
'spiring forehead and declared he 
  earning | a living. 
|TALKED TO HORSES 
“When he would be cultivating 
‘corn, his brother Sam remem- 
ibers, Charley would stand up on) JUDGE CHARLES EVANS WHITTAKER — Shocking oats con- 
vinced him there must be a better way to earn a‘ living.     
  \the plow end speak to the horses| E } larvae burrow into the skin, then   
  
     Philadelphia 4/s GT. 
‘$ 67 _ $931 Whisky, 
"Wm wien 448 MOOT + 6% Cun MTA PTS COMMENT BETING COWOEATON PTA     Answer Near “|spend about eight months migrat- 
to Solve Control _jat 31 he was a member of that! 
‘firm, handling mostly corporation. : _* ‘ Pease Makes 
Priced T ns 
From 
a 
Table Models & Consoles _ All Guarenteed 
Generous Trade-In Allowance 
Pinetree Rad "Ratl's oul) be 
We Give Holden's Red Stamps oats. He worked as an office boy 
in a law firm by day, studied 
both law and high school subjects 
by night. In four years, he was 
admitted to the bar. 
At 27, in true storybook fashion, | j 
the erstwhile farm boy who had | 
trapped skunks to get a.nest egg, 
became a junior partner in the | 
firm where he began as office boy; | 
      He is a Republican, but he hes 
had little to do with parisan 
politics. : 
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DO-IT-YOURSELF 
UHF Conversion Kit 
... for Detroit Channel $ 29” 
56 — fits all sets 
| WALTON RADIO & TV : Member Oakland Co. Electronic Association 
1430 Joslyn, Corner Walton - FE 2-2257 “I have never defined myself 
or thought much about politics,” 
“I read the law only for under- 
standing of its meaning and 
apply and enforce it in accerd- | 
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VT, 
  
            of Cattle Grubs 
CORVALLIS, Ore, (INS) — 
  
Just Blithe Spirits 
For half a century experts have 
been seeking to control the pest 
that reduces the value of meat and 
hides ang “we panls into posal point for moonshine whisky RICHMOND, Va. —From the! 
City Hall. That’s because the dis-|°     
  
  
  lamrth of Kasten Cite. He doesn't 
jlive there. He just goes to -visit a 
ores RY clan Go thee } DR. HEN RY A. “MILLER 
We're sure glad that girls still ‘Cneneria have hidden charms, but don’t hide 
oa eS 7 North Saginaw Street 
her husband’d lost all his money. Phone FE 4-6842 © 
“What'll you do?” said a worried 
neighbor. “Well,” said the wife “Better Things in Sight”   losing weight. : 
* * ¢* 
An organic phosphate chemical 
which Rs only slightly toxic to 
warm-blooded animals, has con- with a genuine barroom atmo- trolled from 92 to 100 per cent of, ore 
all grubs in experiments at Oregon) 
State College for the last two, is the men’s washroom in the base- 
ment. When the condemned liquor} 
goes down the drain the aroma) 
      
  wafts up to paint the premises) - “T'll put half of it in a mink 
and buy a new car with the other} 
half.”” — Earl Wilson. 
  Open Friday Evenings 
  
  
Photographers in the U.S. use|} 
about one-half billion flash bulbs|f   
    
  years, |Ministers Meet Head-On The material, known as ET-57, is 
given to the animals in doses by 
mouth. It is not available commer- 
cially. 
The costly cycle of the cattle 
grub begins with the appearance 
of heel flies. in the first 
warm days of spring, when they 
lay their eggs om the hair of 
animals. - odist ministers were jarred by, 
their first meeting here. Their | 
autos collided headon. Afterwards, 
the Rev. Robert W. Lewis, 40, and 
67, shook hands and each agreed! 
  
  The insects cannot bit or sting,| 
but cattle run- ih vain       PADUCAH, Ky.  — Two Meth- | 
the Rev. Eddie Cook Whitworth, | 
to pay for the damage to his car. 
‘SALE.   
  
  
“MAGNAVISION 21” TV 
Beautiful styling and fine performance 
with Magnavox quality and dependabil- 
ity throughout. Top tuning controls. 
Omni-directional sound. In. cordovan, 
Dosen. ssid — stand. 
NOW ONLY 1 09”            
   
     
rectory A huihociead Magnavox 
CLEARANCE SALE! 
  21" TV—RADIO—PHONO 
Complete home entertainment! Sharp, 
clear 21” pictures! Superb AM _ radio! 
Precision intermix record changer. Two 
extended range opeakers. Graceful cabi- 
Now ONLY 299” 
: me y-.\There’s'a Grinnel BUDGET PLAN to suit you! 
_GRINNELL —\No. 1 Brond Name “Retailer-of-the-Yeor” — } Onece-a-Year Chanee! 
Save up to ‘100! 
  AND 
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING 
MARCH 14th-15th and 16th TODAY — FRIDAY — SATU RDAY   
  
24° HIGH FIDELITY TV 
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‘Sees High Sale. 
of School Bonds City Official Says Total 
Will Reach $2.7 Million 
in Few Weeks 
The Pontiac public schools will ‘sell $2.7 million in bonds “in the 
next few weeks,” Otto C. Hutziger, 
The money. will partially finance 
“steps two and three’ of the schogl, 
board's 10-year program for new 
- g@hool. construction, he said, 
In the 1957-58 budget, the mon- 
ey will be added to $2.5 million 
set aside from expected income 
to build two elementaries, addi- 
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Being Rjected Sica the Stork Is Mark of Distinetion 3   
  By PHYLLIS BATTELLE 
| NEW YORK (INS) — 
innocent young girl arrives in New, When an! jher highest ambition likely is to 
‘loll away the nights on the “right"’ | | The Stork Club, as seen through, 
ithe dewed* eye, is a veritable! 
\heaven ala truffles—and oh, how 
lYork, wrapped in glamorous aspir-|Side of Mr. Sherman Billingsley’s!fapulous appears the escort who 
ee and a mink-dyed mole stole, ired velvet rope. ‘can my. “Hi, Sherm,” and pass on to the‘ Cub Room without under 
going a social grilling. 
  
Cd 
Full Control Will Take Time   
  Expected to 
| WASHINGTON (NEA)—The dan-) 
ger of mid-air collisions caused by 
overcrowded, under-controlled air 
lanes is going to get worse before 
it gets better, 
It already reached one _ tragic 
a California school yard killing 
and injuring children when the 
flaming wreckage landed, © 
- Last year overcrowded air lanes, 
aggravated by bad weather, 
caused a record number of flight 
cancellations. And last summer— 
after the collision of two airtiners 
—" $3.5 million, Hufzigerjoyver the Grand Canyon which 
  killed 128 persons—it was revealed 
_»|by the Air Transport Association 
that there were an average of four 
‘[ecarcollisions per’ day over the 
ee 
| RATE GOES UP 
i ‘The Stith anilhal dinner - meeting dicate that this rate has gone up in 
  
Convict One in 29 in U. 5. 
WASHINGTON—The FBI reports. that more than 5,500,000 persons liners to warn a pilot when he was) 
in the United States have been on a collision course with another 
_ convicted of one or more vilations; 
of the law, Or one out of every 
29 persons in the country, Several weeks ago the ATA had 
to agree to new specifications for 
radar collision avoidance equip- 
ment.-*This means that it could 
be several years before the new 
equipment is a adopted by 
the airlines, since the problem 
has turned out to be far more 
complex than the experts origi-' 
  jy Gee. 
‘COLLISION COURSE 
| At first ATA experts thought| radar could be installed in air-' 
aircraft: Severa! airlines ordered 
this. equipment from Collins sad 
Co,   
  
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Get’ Graver | 
_ Subsequent study revealed 
among other things that the pre- 
posed warning would not come 
earty enough to permit evasive 
catch it in time for evasive ac-. 
over} #*- : 
Collins has released all the air- 
the lines from contracts pending the 
ot-more satisfactory - \development 
_ }equipment. ey could be many. 
“lyears before all aircraft—which is 
necessary if it is to work—could be 
jequipped. with both warning and 
detection electronic equipment. 
FULL CONTROL 
The only system which holds 
promise of 100 per cent control of 
all air traffic over the U.S. is just 
civilian aircraft use. There's no 
estimate on how many Years it 
woufd take to get it into operation. 
Its adoption would have to hurdie 
difficult -inter - governmental red 
tape bafriers, 
This system is a radar net- 
werk now being installed to blan- 
ket the U. 8, for detection of +the ‘ 
in a preliminary talking stage for} enemy aircraft. It will cost 
many years to complete, It is 
called SAGE, meaning Seml- 
Autoniatic Ground Environment. 
SAGE consists of long-range 
radar which feeds signals into: 
electronic. brains. 
* * * 
Although primarily designed to 
detect enemy aircraft, five CAA 
experts are now studying SAGE 
for possible adaption to civilian 
air traffic control. But the Air 
Force hasn't indicated whether: or 
not it could or would permit dual 
usage. 
PRESENT ANSWER 
growing collision danger is a 
three-year plan anticipating a four- 
fold increase in air traffic. The 
first step is the inStallation of 23 
long-range radars, to start this 
summer. These radars will extend 
‘vision’ of controllers up_ to} 
200 miles from the most ‘crowded 
terminals. ‘ 
; *. * * 
between ground and air also will 
be improved and extended. Total 
cost of this three-year project is’ 
246 million dollars. 
“But there is still some doubt 
whether it wil] handle the increase 
  of air traffic, which will then in-|     the aie list of ailing 
‘rejects, you come across many of 
‘the town’s best-hailed — heeled 
jcelebrities. 
= * * * 
| And you. wonder philosophically, | 
a trifle sadly: “Why haven't 1)! 
imade the grade? Why am I not 
big enough and important enough 
to be ejected by Billingsley's blue- 
bloodish bouncers? 
of the Stork as long as they have 
the money and a reservation?!” 
GLEASON’S GONE: 
This tortured self- beating banal 
in earnest last week when I learned | 
‘that lovable, if loud, Jackie Glea-| 
‘son had ‘heen ordered to leafe| 
‘this plush sanctum of snob ageeel. 
* * * 
According to the stories, Jackie|:   
All radar is use by CAA will be Teceived the heave so shortly after thin®s who still hold 
modernized and communications|his arrival that he'd scarcely had\ciub up as the ideal in glamor. itime to say “Hi, Sherm.” 
After Gleason departed, a 
crew of cops arrived to answer 
ja phone call reporting that the 
star, who earns his Sterk Club 
money for being boisterous on 
TV, was being “boisterous” 
  “What have I not done to deserve 
this ignominy of belonging to the 
jdwindling crowd of New Yorkers 
“TWh6 “ay enter the golden portals 
CAA's present answer to. the) * \ 
Club Ousts Those Who Really Ritee   
  tom iw Ht Hl two cats leaped 
the bag. darkness at   
  
(I visited the Cub Room a few] 
evenings later and there was a 
good deal of bolstering going on, 
a maitre d’, and feeling humbler 
and poorer, we were forced by! 
the drop of our eyelids-—not of 
hints—to go home.) 
. ££ *& p f 
i   When Gleason was barred from! 
‘Stork, he joined a fabulous crew) 
* - lof socalled celebrities who pre- 
precreyid have passed for the last: 
me through-the red tape and red 
act at the entrence to this chi- 
chi emporium. - ~ 
    
[lew for Spring!   
  
  “jon Billingsley's ba! list. 
NOT BIG ENOUGH 
(Maybe that's my real trouble: | 
I'm not big enough to love Toots 
{Seer even.) 
* * *: 
But to return to the young. 
Stork 
| Hurry, hurry, hurry to New 
York, my innocénts, lest by the 
itime you reach this dream of a/ 
jheavenly hangout, Mr. ‘Billingsley | 
[shail have kicked out all the stars. 
—leaving .only lesser who, if! 
|expelled, would “make. a     
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prevent menu monotony. For this Greg” and “Kathleen Ma-|Stir in nuts. 
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NEW YORK (NEA) — Rock 
and-roli is moving into its second 
year of fame and it's still in high 
with it is the criticism of the wild 
  
is something to be said for it but, 
the musicians Hi 
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Boy Dies of Polio 
NEW YORK (®—The National 
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis 
says a New Mexico boy is - the 
first child positively known to 
have died of polio after three Salk 
* * * 
The youngster, Tommy Mohr, 
Albuquerque, died last January. 
A foundation spokesman said the 
boy appareritly was a rare individ- 
ual ypon whom the vaccine had 
no* effect. ; 
The spokesman said that doc- 
tors in Johns Hopkins Hospital at 
Baltimore confirmed. that Tom- 
my's death was due to polio. He 
said the youngster received his 
shot four months before he 
contracted the disease and this 
ruled out any chance that he had 
become infected by the vaccine. 
* * * : 
In three other cases reported of 
children dying of polio after vac- 
cination, the foundation said, in- 
vestigation showed the following: 
One victim had not been vau- 
cinated; a second died of another 
disease; ahd in the third case 
there had been no autopsy and 
thus no way.to firmly determine I 
  
son why rock-arid-roli should 
* * * 
And from Bill Haley, 
claims to be one of the very first) 
to popularize rock-and-roll — he} 
called it “Live-It-Up” music at] 
— comes this spirited defense 
teachings of my folks were thor- 
ough and that my conscience will 
not let- me travel far from. the 
straight and narrow: —So, how 
could I develop ari unhealthy mu- 
sic as I think straight and try to 
live right? : 
If rock-and-roll is wrong, if it's 
bad for the young folks*(and I 
know it isn’t) I will be the first 
one to stop playing it. 
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That's the way the musicians 
themselves see rock-and-roll, You 
pays your money and. you takes 
your choice and if you don't agree 
with somebody, he ain't nothing ’ 
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  LAKELAND—Members of the press and radio and} 
the Detroit Tigers were guests of Al Hirshberg writer of|” 
the story “Fear Strikes Out” which had its first Florida] 
showing at the Lakeland theatre last week. 
In the picture version based on the life of Jimmy). 
‘Piersall, Boston Red Sox outfielder who suffered a nerv- 
ous breakdown at the start of his Major League career, 
Tony Perkins, an exciting young star, does a great job) 
in portraying the part; . 
His stance, his expressions and his mannerisms, 
to the hunched shoulders in the batting starice of Pier-| sall are well played. And despite a few mechanical er- 
‘rors which only the most ardent baseball person would) | 
probably catch, Perkins is at his best portraying’ a man 
stricken with mental iliness. ; 
-In the picture, Piersall is shown climbing a streen | 
-» behind home plate at Fenway Park at the time he 
finally cracked.- Piersall, however, actually did this | 
_ at Birmingham if the Southern Association and not 
in Boston. - ae 
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  « 
ALL UP IN AIR — All but one Lansing Sexton cager was sur- 
rounding Hudson Ray in this 2nd period action at Flint IMA’s region- 
al tourney last night..Missing from the “squeeze” is No. 20 at left 
background, Roy Ferguson. All other Sexton players tried to’ stop 
the goal, but. Ray was high overhead, and started PHS scoring in 
    "Actually it was nothing, yet Piersall would be the only, 
‘Then'a photographer came by. Piersall immediately, pher ¢ had to take a look at the various photo equipment he 
. RenteecWes cf 
When he hit a foul ball into the stands, he had to| 
turn and watch to see who got it. After the fan caught’ 
the ball, Piersall gave him a:hand. 
. While at the plate, the Tigers were ribbing him. 
Don Lee, rookie Tiger pitcher, threw a curve strike 
past him, and Piersall then turned to the Detroit 
dugout and yelled, “Maybe this kid will make me his 
first Major League strikeout victim.” 
ifs eyes and ven into the. dugout. 
These are the odd things he does. It doesn’t mean he’s 
wacky. Most writers actually say he is a very likeable 
person. He is by no means backward, and as a ball play- 
er, you can’t deny he’s a pretty good outfielder on any 
team. f 
He has one of the best arms in baseball and takes good 
care of centerfield. The-Red Sox think so.   
Ist Here in Years   that period. All five are off the floor. 
| ‘Old Man’ Does OK THE PONTIAC PRESS, "THURSDAY, MARCH. 14, 1957 
    
    
  
      
              
  
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Reese .Feels Terrible; 
Hits Homer, Hot Single 
VERO BEACH, Fla.  — Pee|bruised knee)-and Furillo (nursing     Wee Reese sipped some orange|a sore arm) weren't going to play ®t Kansas City, 
. well, I just felt I had * * © 
his locker shelf and said “ooh|to play up here. —   
man! Let- me Aell you I didn't 
think I was going to make it to 
the plate! / 
oy ee : */ * * 
“I sure {was hoping Ailstort 
was puffin’ and 
barely breath!” _« , {ketball Assn, get underway this 
* * * \afternoon with Fort Wayne at St. 
The night before, the “‘old man” | Louis. : s 
playing shortstop for the coh The triple deadlock among the 
Dodgers had a temperature of 100 Pistons, the Hawks and the Min- 
and felt miserable from a cold “‘or | Pe@Polis Lakers was created last 3 Teams in Playoffs 
  
He hadn't played in any of the|50m came to a close. 
National League champs’ four ex-| ots 
apiton apes. _ (Coach of Year’ Award KANSAS GITY #—Bioomer Sul 
dressing |livan of Southeastern Oklahoma 
through) State College at Durant was 
the National   
  
  City Bowler Hits 
Veteran sports enthusiast Walter 
he rolled the Ist 300 game to be 
“Phe 39-year-old tool repairthan -— : 
ares | Reninhack, who earries’ a 189   
~"\had.” I always dreamed of doing CLASS A - ‘|this but never thought I. would,” 
: AT LIVONIA BENTLEY 
rborn_ Pordsen Dearborn 39 
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Gr. BR. Ottewa 86, Gr. R: South 45 
AT MIDLAND 
Midland 70, Alpena 68 . 
PERFECT — Walt Rennhack of 
Pontiac came up last night with 
the 1st 300 game to be rolled in 
this area in several years. He hit 
the perfect total at Motor Inn 
Recreation, bowling in league com- 
tion.       
According to New Rule 
Hit Batter Can Strike Out   
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Playoffs to untangle the three-| meet Saturday to determine the 
I could ern Division of the National Bas-/tinaig and finals March 22-23. at! Pierce Gets ‘Lumps | 
  $ 
E ‘to four in the NAIA competition 
Tomorrow the giants Of the 
\eourt will be back in action in 
\double-headers at . Philadelphia, ' 
j|Lexington, Ky.,<Dallas and Cor-| 
Senin” Ore., in the NCAA Major 
College Championship. Winners    
Tournaments. Southeastern Oklahoma vs. 
  NCAA games yesterday. 
kota 90-80. , : i 
But Mie St. Mary's of Emmits- 
‘burg, Md., also looked impressive 
in downing Rider of New Jersey 
tion's third highest - small: tol 
scorer, tallying 39 P bape 
  
  four teams which enter the semi- 
Kansas City. ; 
Here's how the. small colleges 
will square off in the NCAA al- 
  fair tonight: ; 
* * * , 
Wheaton vs. Los Angeles State. 
The championship game will be 
iplayed tomorrow night. 
| At. Kansas. City, where play 
started Monday with 32 teams, 
the field in the NAIA 
iwill be reduced to four with these 
games: 
. Pacific Latheran vs. Texas 
Southern. 
Hamline vs. Eastern. Hlinois. 
State.   
  
Despite iced Floor 
“PHILADELPHIA W—The floor 
was cold but Pancho Gonzales’ 
serves were sizzling as he scored 
his third straight victory over Ke 
Rosewall, 62, 1-46, 63 before a 
crowd Of 6,44 at the arena last 
night. ‘ : 
‘The win gave Gonzales a 224 
tennis tour. 
The match was played on a 
green canvas stretched over ice 
being ued for the Eastern Hockey average; call¢d it the “most: TAMPA, Fla. —It's ‘ warm “Tve been t = ! Savetts, 
thrilling expetience I have ever, ve elling people all|League playo   
_ WEP NESDAY'S FIGHTS 
der Webb, 189%, Chicago. cotpotnted Will Greaves, isita, Pittsburgh 
, Calif. — Dommie Uraua, 
ee   From Brooks’ Hitters 
» erie | wee BEACH, Fla. t@ — Bily| 
irus or something. like that,” | Might as the regular T2-game séa-| Mt. “St. Mary's, Emmitsburg, ‘Pierce, the Chicago White Sox: 20+) ay or like that. , ‘ F Md., vs. Kentucky. Wesleyan. | ‘game winner, got his lumps from 
the Brooklyn Dodgers .yesterday 
in a 9-4 defeat but the nifty lefty 
a eet Al Lopez shrugged 
it é , ~~ 
cluding a pair of homers. 
Wells in Usual Spot ~ 
CLEARWATER, Fla. i» — Ted   
Western Illitois vs. Tennessee Wells, #eronautical engineer from) 
Wichita, Kans., is in a familiar 
spot in the annual international 
midwinter snipe regatta. A peren- 
nial contender, Wells stands first 
aftér posting a first, second and 
third in the three heats sailed so 
far.     Crusaders eliminated South Da- — 
86-66 with Jack Sullivan, th nash 
in the two innings he worked in-| —   “You can't a 
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‘Birmingham Regional last night asled comebacks. Maples gave the|West Virginia won the title in aj. Werth with 15 and Walker with 1 .. 
‘host Maples and Royai-Oak-failed|visitors a busy time-of it from|!andslide in balloting conducted) Lou Masse and Jim Cole scored , : jin. strong bids to upset the fav-|the opening whistle, but led only|@mong its members by the South- 16 GER AA youpectively Ser Utica, | i ae . orites,  « in the 3rd period. vs — Sports Writers} Clarkston and Orchard Lake St, ni : 
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Profit-Taking {MARKETS [t= Sesrimettal typhow =— Pe : T, 32, Wi e| -—  ,\Ford Announces Tractor | * juce * * why E bd % ? 
ts Ad VANCE |. a ~« |With Free Piston Engines ea <= ee inna eet ; YORK (~The ‘stock mar- by che Duress Markets. An experimental tractor, péw-} Fuel is injected in the center) tt te further rns uilted under| Wnoutsaus FRopuce YaicEs ered by a free piston turbine|into the air that is superheated|the pian protic: profit-taking early this afternoon,| ‘Tne following cover sales _— re: helt cont tuereot leaving prices narrowly mixed, taney" grades "edly. browgnt 'va hel @neine, was displayed today by|by compression between special assessment Leading issues showed gains or|Pes ua Markets frowers and soldithe Ford Motor Co.'s Tractor &| pistons. The heated air ignites|janq ing upon oft Sree: losses running from fractions to z : prruite —| Implement Division in Birming-|the fuel and its expansion during|{e0", Drive, from Mt. Clemens Stree! fo of dient around a point, | pPales. - ng Bie RE a : } i iri the pistons apart.|Yisie shell constitute the 478.06 -o7|tDat may be ie by parties interested 
was peed sg mesh’ A Aon hy oe ae * «+ * tnd ‘ihat eh 406-04 of the patimated cost] Dated March 13, 1997 apa ‘h. Evains, no. pressure in any| ssthieen day. toner : . 3 thereof shall be paid from ‘NOTICE OF I particular groups, ep ie bu; No, 2, 3. ba” **! «The engine, capable of operating) ‘The guses*exhausted trom the the Gupitel improvement Funds | a Maree 4: ieet active at te renee ind talr-/, "Tieaae ba. ‘Cotbege Suter” he.|O% & Wide. variety of hydrocarbon engine cylinder are collected in 18 HEREE caer aoe ly active at the opening in a con-|t;, 100-138 bu ‘No. 1,/ fuels, produces heated to) a surge tank from which they il) meet - ‘tinuation of rday’s rise but}vs ti Pitts en 1 epee | Cive 8 tartine, Tt was reais ae tag a cua oi om é x the .pace soon and prices) N°. 1, 1.25-1.79 bu. Celery, root, No. 1! a Ford Scientific Labora-| bine wheel, = : “City of . MM enemas te erlawn Drive to | fell away gradually bag ES be je toes. It has no high tension)” » i wateP rotating a water|Duicd st March’ 13 Kennett School “property, $00 feet "west Business new sien < “fancy, 2.00 bé-Ib, bag: | Clectrical’ system, wheel, the action of the gases) © Clerk | Commission water | maint at the plan, profile end estimate. of to brokers but! No. “1, Seid. bag. | Parsley, The new tractor is called the) .suses the turbine wheél to spin.| ss fan ling of Bamahael Baptist Chureh|sald improvement is on file for public . they. said technical conditions ruled|furley. No. 1. 1.00-1.50 dos, beha. ‘Pars- “Typhoon.” The high-speed turbine transmits} NOTICE OF SPECIAL Pee ee on oe en’ profile ‘ana|. It is further intended to construct | TO CE OF INTENTION TO. CON. to: Some sizable recent/Ps No. 1, 1.28-1.75 Ye bu. Potatoes, work om bdoth|112.18, and file |Ssid . improvement in accordance with Water Main in Mt. Clemens . ‘ No 1.26-1.35 bag. Readishes,|  Qperation of the engine is jits power through a gear reduc- of Astor Street. jestimate improvement is on the plan. profile and estimate, and Wat struct Water me ee Rae Perea, we t8-lie.” Taek be much like that of a diesel power | tion system to the tractor’s power) To: lee W. Flowire, virell Ayers.|for public inspection. construct|the cost thereof shall be defrayed by hereby, hoiitied that st . ome rae, ree Bik ‘ee S| plant, without spark ignition, train. Areier, Gari Yangeholck, Jaines|eala d'estimate, and vhat|end that all of the lots and parcels SGity of “pontine,” Michigan’ held \, Bales were ‘reported auto|bor: Mo’ 1” eb-30' Sb, box. Rhubars,| PA adals | . Bh, Boruice Rogers, dJoyes| the Dat: profile, and setimae wid belot land fronting upon. elther gs 7 ‘by “resolution it was: ~ parts makers and expenditures for|tathows,fasey. “138 eu. hehe 1,| Its heart is the gas generator. 7°24 -& el reed, 8. a \ we, were> ithe _oset yr foovee Cloveriewn Drive | March 12, 1961 by “recsiation ues |. ee. be 5 Delicious, General Motors announced : . . assessment according te Keni , 000 feet |declared ponent cmos 0 ‘© bubiness. expansion are exceeding |ta t 1'b0'2.00 ba. Squash, Hubbard, |~ 2 *.% sti pri ed Ab|camiran, Adolph Domka Fg Bn pe AS Ag of| West shail constityte the special, sisess, Cit ion r~ the 1956 record, . Me, A, Leeeee be wppes It is cylindrical and about the) ©xPerimental P Frank A. Cochran and to all per-|Goit from Canterbury Drive to|ment district to Emerson Street to Bay Street and in eS 2 NO, 4. 128-178: Bu. last year. in She ashes the line of Emmanuel reet from north line of Lot ES. Py Aft, Arte 13.90-13.80 | 20-dor. ca0e:) size of a farm milk can, The of the Special f é Church Property, except that property|and that $6.530-30, of the seltmesta|Lake Court Ssciviian hb en ie E : Knigh es ton pr arcu engine cylinder contains two hor- OF INTENTION TO CON- by City Assessor Tor the: pur-| fron Goit Drive Cutaide| rem the Copitel Improvement Fund. |of Herrington. Hills, Subdivision wr &~ <SNew York Stocks (oom sanitary sewer on the west side|pose of defraying that part of the City limits sball tute the Y GIVEN That the|estimated cost of and p= CRICAGO FOTATORS ' - | izontally: opposed —, free oleh Baldwin Avenue, ree ie ia tne, Commtason macat for| special, sepessment 8 oe  etT8y | commission of the | cit {tae vane, pectile ond _enmate paid iis. 2) elle Subang CHICAGO. March 13. (AP)-—Potatoes| move toward each other to com- borne nemmenent we S - [improved Ce {eM areas 8 brat 20: eit 9-8: reas air for the firing charge. “ an held, March work om both sides of stor street from estimated. out and . expenses _ théreut|Che te ber suggestions nd objections it ts further intended to go ‘Bia A annoy for etna, Recs"avout Wears] ot sa aoa oer, Goel eae Pees Petcare Pat oe Oe ca esl Teta tee ee ae Theol erect al be aebreed ere ts 3.00-3.65: . : 4A of the City of Pontiac; * Peiby special assessment according to By 1.90- . the 2 Commietee ont Commission of the Cit Clerk se net ane : aes ; 20a: new arrivals titer stops Lodge Calendar Sl Ghaneee ia maid Ce ng onthe. ivi day roe ig Bee oP ie os veleck March 14, 1961 parcels ot "lana™ ‘tronting upon either, : an Can neane Si | Plordia Round Reds 2.35. . : ntti fad the plan. fle pa Mon a said ‘Sevessment, at that may be made by parties interested. se Disiriet ot the Gaty at Pera son Street to bay Mgn eer ee aS f : : 4 ate of said improvement is on file) which time and place opportunity will b¢/ pated March 13, 1987, : Pe will recaive|Street from North eR Ae Am Gas & El 35 DETROIT EGGS Special communciation of Pon-/for"public inspection, ven all presons imteresiod te be heard. | DAR EVANS, | | oooied bids for the construction of a new|Court er a a Wie a 13 (AP)—egs,| tine Lodge No. 21, P. & A. M. Fri-| It is ded to construct) Dated March 13, City Clerk isenior High School, mutti-story, rein-|Hills Sub. rae cage hg am B One o0. 82 OETROT. March federal said im w.O, Tia : March 14, 1951/ Senior rabd structural steel|assessment district ray $21, Am Red... F. ©. B. Detroit, cases included, day, March 15, at 7:30 p. m. Work) t#i¢ ims ADA R. EVANS, : — tcrorture including #6 classroosta, twolot the estimated cost and, expenses 3 Seo es Werder Grade “A jomne 40;. large iD F. C. + the March 14» 1987,| NOTICE OF INTENTION. TO CON-|ewimmin Eymnasium, ‘cafeteria, thereat and that $32,620.18 of he esti; Am te & Tei ; 334-37; weighted average W.M, - —Adv, struct Sidewalk and related ‘work oMland guditori until 8:00 p.m sisite baad’ trom Water Works Im- Ar Tob orn a SFE % Tia site Stiecaik and related "ork eal You are ‘hereby motified that at alsi' tis Bchsel Beant, “ise R's Mlle|provement and extension Fund. ne - Ancona. oS S6:wid ave 30%; medium 32; small 31) < . Belaws ea Oe A oe et pontiac, Michigan, ‘held time and place bide will be opened aaa|Commission of the Clty of Pontiec, ieee os RE Aeee OB, aee sess wee | News in Brief i xsi seating fe omni ot March Ph, “iat hy funtion i eas |pape pando ee sca Semi cet meat ee Commins a ese tees es < ; j 
’ held |@eclared : 7 e A ; Be: , a J ‘and po Bh Fras He +++ O48] Whites: Grade A large 32-35%; medium) a2 “> |penses thereof and that $5, the Mares 13, %.; by. resslution ret ae po iy ame a er <.o ghey a re may be made by parties interested. a 4 een SO, «+> a 20-at: : Oakiand County Sheriff's Depart-|estimated cost and expenses thereof shalljclared to be the intention of Zicourt Drive from Mt. Btreet| Proposal 8—Mechanical Dated March 13, aE a _ au Retin ++. 4.7 Monsen Ch... 33 Browns; Grade A large 32-33; medium ; paid from the Capitel Improvement|Commission to earen » Pony es Geush Une of Pentine Knute Oub- G—Electrical Trades 2 : ADA — Sere tale bi! ob Motor Wee #1| “comment: Market steady. Prices ment reports, windows, scréens and) FLO 0 15 MERESY GIVEN That thelsieee tron Mt. Chemdas Bueer te the division at an estimated cost of $6.966.00,| Pro _~ nq oo 1987 , ie vs “03 Murray Cp... gna TRDded, Unchanged. to 1 cent higher’ ilight bulbs of a cottage at 1365|Commission of "the | City of Subdivision oo Steel... 483 iat Bise .-..., 315| thutive arade to just feif- Rowe Rd., owned by Mrs. Charles -.\. Boeing Air .. 475 ofa ss Be i anneal . s . hear magestions and objections) : : = = : ORES 2c RE RE i) _ cmenoo sorrn om nage [Mller of Det, were tun it ye sai by Pe | DON’T MISS THESE fy gee Borden ...... ; Nat Se ces 2 — butter : ie : | 
- / < biggest. 3 ie Seb: 3 f|receipte 1,088,000; wholesale buyin) Breaking and entering report yes- ane)? VALUES! | / f ) Brun Balke... 5, TR A 50; 90 B 88%; 69 C 58; 96 terday. K¢ a Budd Co .,;., 10.2 HOE Pee. Le sens: 80. C BB's. : = "INTENTION TO CON- ; , Roprongha’.... 383 Ohio Ol... otal epg Pm ew Ee A Harry Francis Smith, 38, of $4) tiTvct sidewalk on the south side of W. a : Ban Dep i 88 Pec G & fi".; 401 higher od Geic mediums 30; stand-|Washington St., pleaded innocent | —— Fy “Can: vg 223 Pan AW Air. 16/29 Lege oe | a : 
: Capital Airl ., 222 Pann Epl ..... 80.7 ards 28%; dirties 3544; checks 25%; cur-| 1. drunk driving charge when ' ’ ; Carter Cp ... 862 Pa RR .||.: 203\rent =e fi : +: Ah} Repel Cole "-. 32 he appeared before Municipal wv cae ' ogy fae oR, Livestock _ [Judge Cecil McCallum yesterday —_ aac : ! MT Phill Pet | .-. 964 and was released on personal bond . . S| 
ee ee eS ea eg aeTRORT TENCE yy |Pending trial March 2 Dishwasher-Cabinet Sink 3 WAYS TO BUY: “2:98 Repu ei '::: B04{ fully ‘ee nigher: curly" ds 25e hipher| Edward Booth, 18 Myrtle St, re- © COMBINATION UNIT 95 : al Reoee Sth -..« S0.1ituly Me Manet: edvance; bulk , 1—CASH. 3—NO MONEY DOWN. Ha Rea se “22s gagino, dn '? “and 3 barrows and siits|ported to the sheriff's deputies that ©BIG 48” SIZE s_LAYAWAY. os low as $1.25 weekly! ‘a Rey Tos Bs 13 Is. 17.00-17.50; mostly | 17.80/ thieves had taken a $120 rifle from ° E FEATURES - eo a aT Rey $4. |for 190-230, Tos. with. more _ untiorm ALL DELUX WE ACCEPT COMMITMENTS +: a8 Reval Dol.’.. ante. 1 ead @ these te 13.75; smaii/9825 Marmora St., Lake Orion after “@ ONLY.1 LEFT! Das -: 22° Baleway. Si”: €7.3)lotd closel sored iene beeies|they removed the storm window to ae + 84 Stinee Pao .. st2iend 3 240-200 16.50-11.00; “heavier | ey building : 4 BE Set Ache Be rae, sane, cae Sores ome , ial Purch; 1 IS Sell Gaia Settle cunkie, im reading tats! Jie Senile, oe Mdmiy Ave., - 30-GALLON GAS HOT Specia U -. 298 a 2M, \told Pontiac Police thieves took WE SELL WwW AT EATER ; 4 Ada es 2, 00-'$550 from her home sometime be- WE ADVERTISE! WATER H F| Lit ag . 20. ++ 80; . tween 8:30 and 4 p.m. Wednesday Ne ewltebing . . . n@ gimmicks! Just henest- et oo peg A : ie: Rammage Sale Friday, March Reg. $69.95 95 : ) ts ++ OT3| sannene moan ii ete save) 15th, 7:30 a. m. to 8 p.m. 303 East “A" Grade, rot crate ' 3 t. ser faleatter acy “1 00-15.50;| Maple, Birmingham, half block off mérred. Compare this hae nae 3 hoary fat bulls’ up to 16.00. | Woodward, St. Jos. Hosp. sm value! oo Be Rates: Sif aay’ Lon lower ‘cose, Tow high chotce . | Sia Tex O Gul.... 302\and Rrime individual vealers, -2¢.00-| Rummage Sale Fri. and Sat. cor- or TO ' —— 30 Gellon Ges 88, Textron... 15.2 /32-00; — end standard 14.00-/ner Baldwin & Indianwood Rds. wabensien . ‘a nag Fron W Aur -~ Sa lisee; call and tow utility mostly 10.00- —Adv.|" You are hereby notified that at « reg-| he i gaye It your friend's in jail and needs|SH7 of Poolinc. ‘Michigan. held, Mareh| \ p! ci" | > GLASS LINED ees Carbige || declared | \\ . C39 Be Garman age CHICAGO LIVESTOCK bail, Ph- FE 5-9424, C. A. Mitchell. |te ne’ the intention of the City Commis: | i Heater $79.50 ZA + 35 Batt Ate the’. 3 | OMICAGO, March 12 :AP)—Balabie M1. |slom* te “construct 8" concrete sidewai| was eare . ITE SBF A Prait'<o:: full advance on 2-3" | | American Kitchen , 3-PC. WHITE fee eae sa 52-Gallon Electric {weed A tt DELUXE : AL RRESS Bie ite eee , HOT WATER 2m Werte Bi ein: Bg iLoeti we: treet’ ots mined oe : 4-Burner Electric SyHeS RMR Met << $B Setae . owes tania; te it e ferther REG. $134.50 VALUE cg Power Bw's, 8) Sancta v0: cre itty "38 Sect’ Cherect na RANGE Includes 5-ft. tub, wash basin and closet, a7: ee jell Slaughter entitle steady te. cons on : We urge you to compare this outstanding Se i ay Ry ai eee ao ___and sr Press) [steers 23,28-25.00; to average choice Avenue fr tanks carry com- WITH 95 bk in Seale Gea ae ce OS STACK-ON OVEN | Revise, wins, $y EOS | | COMPLETE wir Oui * gt Prime 1050 Te. heifers Modern Housing twice as much bot wa- CHROME “a rates slandure te ‘ow good 1830-11 98 lpnocsmment,@ with Base Cabinets! } iciat «: FITTINGS 
fella? eee ee jaa Waat Tile teteseconnter top range and, welt hieh oven utility and commercial bulls 13.00-16.75; “|e Capital tm Hl and it’s 29 ettractive, tec! All deluxe controls, gleaming . $24 168.01 Ettnty ‘und standard ‘wealers. 12.90-43.00: Commission of the ‘City of Ponting, Jj white enamel finish. FIBERGLAS LAUNDRY TRAYS COLORED BATH SETS . fai corn, wo Gest cared Sats bow _. leha me March 1p, 198% st 8 ereioeh | ORIGIN AL with WHITE | tctuces tun, wam basin, $ 95 n peed ets Te steer calves! CHICAGO, March 13 (AP)—Live poul-| pm. near wagpestions und objections ;. closet. . . complete with {isso Yaad mediums §50 ib. stock | try steady; Tecetpte, 866 cone syenertay it ; $430.00 » ENAMEL all A-GRADE fittings ? ernie cheep 2.000: slaughter tambe| “<i,,c0°ps: 2.008 @) FO. B. paving : VALUE . CABINETS Figures after decimai points are eighths ons nae eee: 8 ht hens 11%-13; old roosters 12-1244; : @ Modern Styling High Low Noon|siaughter lambs 75 slaughter! Plymouth Rocks 23%-25,. mostly 241%;| c @ Storage Comp & . Co.* 2.5 .24\steep about steady: to ‘em Caponettes 4%_ To 25 %y-2Ty. March 14, 1 inclades range, oven ane 95 Baldwin Runper Co. ..+... 16 18 10 |wooled sloughter, lambs 31.50:29.00; lt) | WHILE THEY ae AST! —_— BATH $ G. L. Ol & Chem. Go.*., 14 2. |shorn slaughter lambs  90.50-22.00; cull LA , Peuinssla'M Prog. Co*.; $3 104/100, can “fe choice “shorn saurnter| € 22,000,000 REASONS WHY: ) | Also incleded tm this $ 95 | TUBS | The Co.*..., OF Pasir tee acne tok tae fh Kitchen ts a large group of WASBER-CABINET 7 we Rudy O09 oss cveses ig jit Hg] tambe I good i SINK COMBINATIONS and C SINKS, alt stecs, aie Crate Marr qoede 8 >. o-% ixs 7 SY ¥ SS ies Yoo find the price tags on these items EXTRA * | We le * “ « 
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‘a Business Notes | $ ‘Beneficial’. is them i Wm _— —— : | ik ole place for your | Specialists in Complete Kitchen Layouts 2 Compartment WASH ocueae Weald , Dr R 
: Gr ain Futures |uzectome= mete : ae Choice Selection of LAUNDRY $ BASINS dis ti i ot pes are ' 
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— = 3 , £ Ss . 4 ri Se ed ary gray tiny roi -» BEwericiat—the company that likes to say “Yes!” when you GENUINE BIRCH KITCHEN CABINETS ij TRAYS With triple plated Stainless 4 ask for a loan—is the choice of over two million people each year Your Choice of 7 Complete with sturcy : ove ower Center to sere gn You, too, will enjoy BENEFICIAL’s prompt, pleasant loan service. 4 -~, = If ctana ane faucets chrome faucets. A Steel : ae co OWL CLEAN-UP Seavice FORMICA SINK TOPS grace “@* “J wondertul valuel Kit hen Dr, Somerville spoke in Phila- A Benericiat Bill Clean-Up Seed 0 ne she Savcets = - We offer an outstanding selection of cabinets for kitchen Ss 95 . CHICAGO  — House action in| getohia at the National Industrial pep Py kon wy bongo , dewey oe A agponer ses eet or bath, » with formica tops in choice of colors and $233° sii ; killing all corn legislation, ’ ee ees patterns. Ane steel base and wall cabinets, SINK 
“futures dewnward on the Board of Loans $25 te $500 on Signature, Furniture or Car ~ Beautiful MIRROR Trade today..The December corn . otenesen's se - BRITE Finish was off a ~~ * times. SINKS ; 95 
‘ trend, with some buying caused j A fe etree , 65. 1 ¥%-in, Galvanized $6.52 SINKS sous 8 by news the government has au- a a Ivonized $3.44 144-in. Golvonized $7.70 $495 Now * thorized Turkey to purchase al- | %-in, Ga ? % ‘ . $ 95 
t of cot f+ I-inch Galvonized $4.90 2-in. Galvanized $10.32 le was Pting + most 4 million dollars worth 5 > > b/ a Le _ ‘ -- GASH AND CARRY ONLY | % Imperfections ‘d : ipctonseed or suybean oll CLEC FIN , - ; : Near the end of the first hour a. oT pg A tt , = cighs ° 
‘March. $2.30 %, corn ; lower, 
aos Ld ‘a _ March $130%4, oats % to % low. That Values Built’ , “er, March 74, rye % to % lower, ’ | -. March $1.34%4 , soybeans % lower i 
aoe MBING “tard 3 to 8 cents a hundred pounds) andrew Ay’ , director of} ” 2         
SUPPLY CO. ) Full Stock of Soll Pipe and.Fitings — Everything in Plumbing Supplies FREE 
: PHONES: FE 4/1516 ond FE 5-2100 = = DELIVE ry 
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care ‘mane Fotite, an 818 Community National Bank Bldg.” FE 2.9119 
d Aiflines DOB Main? = = | HOURS: 9 to 5 prey found no explosives. —ee —e — ‘| 
     
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  Se gee - a We wee } SEs gid A os the Se ty Pe ee cole hy oe ee - ig | "a | ee es ‘ ¥ : : r; ’ Ge a A e id os 3 : Fj : rey! re . 1 thy ! es Wass : j i : e . _ ; i A N - j 4 by i as i? : 1h re) CONT: w V HA of oN ying, ie ry ) | / PUN A i aOR cae ee my aie WA fae 8 AR , THE, PONTIAC ‘PRESS\ THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 0s ; oa . | ids asta 
In Memoriam’ ‘2.’ Help Wented Male~ 6) p Mentos _Help Wanted’ ‘Building Service 12 __lncome Tax Service 17 Tox Service 17| be peat. & Found _ 24 te Soa CAGE seme . came PON I ONES | OLLIE SALON. tL Nt 
= NEED rphe: : se ce ae : zs tebe 4 4 al a IN LOvr MEMORY MY/EXPERIENCED ROUTE MAN be eys. GOOD PROPERTIES ts acre Nekner, Collins 650 Woodward. : . : ; ' tas meres ene So Se iy $i SLE pw ogeag ! : 
a Se Apnucios ate sow being tahan | cl eae Bat w paagtinet | y FO Si REALTY ann Flowers 3) ay ea. ae eei| fe "Gol Mk"ehs oe’ Fie] HOUSTON, REALTY. DUNSTAN's FLOWERS ¢ itime in service wable).; 1 - WA Your it Allied Florists SrOeNets OF aauiye- wo Satna TES ON PIRE RE ered medical technician, A & : : 
Moe aaron, ——_—_—_Fe Bee) fee, Qity Mali 38 8 Pree. “| Her" etatt't fies" voile et RE CS ,Naler tne, Fle el sayume On sess sas gaiane ne|"E™ sup frames Funeral Directors 4)7ULU TIME 3AKhR, 70 WORE) fcr Hinetg aller par Prove Goodrich "ili for tnertiew icoukate WODERN” CARFEK| Insurance “Agencies 17A) Uvteice PE 2-184. yrs _in person, # to 12, 38 8. way. WANTED FOR GOLF CLUB) & appointmen "ha ___ PE 44010|" needa cones MOE sg ene a AIR, AMBULANCE, GROUN or gg nea Cad- H_ DAVIDSON : YY an ‘lit Ae i Wome,” re e121) HAVE OPEN that are "ree 2 ,trevel dyvmnetes Sod ll dein 10 |E Employment A Agwnetes 84 8A ALE. KINDS oF een be | ay Austin-Norvel ne af ona Notices & Personals 25 3 | 00 0" ~{ with driver's license ag-| expe : “~ ee ee OY Wonk | FE aged A : place oppert unity wilt te Donelson-Johns tbooe_ wha qual orrgn ites for MOREYS OOLF * COUNTRY E 1 “Bice s, brick and sane frepla Sab ae eo hed your mind of worry, Kno * | BUSINESS crea Pools, va y, _ “DESIONED § FOR" FUNERALS" late" “JOBE. FORETGN|“___ 2200 Union Lake Ra. ve yn «| Gann who Gosire let Claas’ werk Vacrenee’” Uemnet tes "Sy f COATS FUNERAL HOME |" Usa, TAN adae rvang Oe WANTED: EXPERIENCED) . *. | Call Fm 2-2671. day or night. Ellis 7 Aecrotred napp Call Mr’ Brown ADA R. Ty Olerk | Complete facilities 27781. || Information. Application form s'| butchers, part time or full time, Needs > | tee. ™ oa i Herman. ‘on ou March Ii, 19st | Dtayton Plains — Watertord Twp. Write Dept. 14R, National, 1038 nan we. * sae benefits, NOS pill TYPES REMODELING |” INSURANCE am BEWITCHED é See CHAP ew 8 : Perches, additions, roofing, 3 ; Series or seray agemmoumny, |i eeee PRS ano et ano mee tae Bd “Personne are eprongy nth] BENE PE bet es) aA Ry ‘Be sites] . BOTHERED ~ sige of Liberty oi ne a ~ Voorhees-Siple) _Sn'Diste igheag ‘| Help Wanted | Fe emale qa high a degree vf invetigenct L (RES OP REDS PLANS _cnens &. Hargec Cea | arm: : o: William G. : n 4 
sales a os ary wa aes eet | | FUNERAL HOME MA an oeROMANICAL, Tar. BAavaITTER amp LiguT mouaE:| Sead io (the, equie|_ Sua | MAHAN REALTY CO. PM ard oat wut | BEWILDERED mat heretotore mode 27 Sie Getz | Ambamace Gervice, Pens or Moler| sement af ‘patting tot, dnety| eseet’ La’ Shen ters penn job. "Poise, ‘axsurance, ad FIRE, WIND AUTO - TORNADO ne ese Beye Fe] By all the aitt-rent prices quoted no enet hieh the Commis: suet Sart, 10 8. ravick BAKERY SALESOIRL. BETWEEN cesses fer a. susgecstel fe wats ee) time Whe not call for an 4, shat part of the cost which —~Cometery L Lots 5 WAKRIED i MAN 1 FOR SERVICE day work ‘only. Ander- as 18 arse ‘ cecclees ie’ ra yaar: ty casein) sssscement for the construc: wenn | -atation knowledge of mechanics| son “Bakers 124 W, 14 Mile Rad. ture with our company, pes andry Service li - b ? pag at and felated wort on the | BEAUTIPt BEAUTIFUL 6 GRAVE LOT. WILL ey Write "'ponuee "Press, Bam. MI GT14. EVELYN EDWARDS can eae x LAUNDRY wel In De t night while e asleep.  ealiatl y disert tb sew on fae in my | Pur eéen Nee CONMTT. i ae FON OOD IOS AND BEAUTY “OPERATOR VOCATIONAL COUNSELING ice, phone Pontiae Laundry, FE) if you are having trouble ie E-- call also hereby given that the og Fang eployment Farm| steady, good_houts. ‘Andre 602 Community Nat'l Bank Bldg. EACH ¢ R wr joar begs tomorrow. and the Assessor st ee or The P. _ Nocthvinte Farms, 41750 6 Mile Rec.,| whe Salon, Pontiac State Bank PE 4-058. Be , ae ; , ITE 
“VELYN FDWAR : ; in “said itr, on the 10th dey eating Meats. Tare ; POR GENERAL OFFICE Tashigr and Food Checker EVELYN EDWARDS "|“specticauons, 7 53806. SE ae URED RECORDS Be | WH ot AD. 198%, at $:00 o'clock] | FOR WANT ADS work. | Typing essential. Gaestindes. have vefer-|  VOCATSONSL. GOpummLAN Carpenter Contracting Landscaping 8A he EB Plke Bt Unieh Sots 4 tact aepenne ie be |. : shorthand. ences. No calls. \e02 Community Nat'l Bank Bldg. ROUGH oR Tey, OUR BID. ~ ss ana asa RD oR emits ~ given all interested to be heard. DIAL FE 28181 *McGREGOR MEG. CO. \ySnev SDs COUNTRY CLUB PE 40606 pe. seers TREES SERVICE (PETE'S) 25A  Oahed pareh 13, i967? . 2s E. Maple Rd, (oft weak x.” 2280 Union. ae babe Re FER. | ARON RORE. OUR Remeetk ana” tog oH _ Travel el Agencies de bbl From 8a.m.teoS p.m. § =>"! & SALES _On oe Be RD . REALTORS ADA R. EVANS, a me. 4 MAN Witt cant paceen. J. eae TRIMMING AND ? March. 14, 1057. | }- AIL errors should be re- ee Lanne etticenel _Shagina bless P ublic Contact “CEMENT & BLOCK |" Siting. prec sotimates- ON 2-003 ,PLANNING A TRIP? Open Eves ‘ill b-Sunday 10 to 8 _— San Hi : a . . FE 5-0782. EXPERT G AND} . VATIONS & aROTICE OF SPRCIAL ASSESSMENT. assumes no resi ae ge , TPIT “Ample voor splat eo as hikes CEE ee ety removals Fae , or OR INTE ATIONAL | — DOMESTH ‘ha SELL. se TRADE eect Rand eee MON) Feely for errr, Saat §| T4113 or WE Sees amier ¢. |. Morthand. & day we. Ample bee Good day week, oe Belnronge. esi” basements EM ae ee = TRAVEL sate side of Roads for cans *ancel the chareee F/TZIDDLEAGED WOMAN FoR] S O%, dane” at Midwest Employmest| DRYWALL TAPING, GuaR-|GREAT LAKES TREE SERVICE. -PONTIAC To: Wm. Margaret C. Willigms. | 2% for-that portion of the _—~ light house work & care of semi- Service 406 Pontiac State Bank) anteed, tree estimates, OR 3-5033., CLASS “A”. REMOVAL. ya) SERVICE ror Ree qtr Hele Met. : ‘Dean Pigs. | | mem enice bas, bean peo invelid. Good home. good waxes. Bldg FE 5-0227. |DRYWALL BY MACHINE. FREE PLANT SHRUBBERY, FE Weekends appiy 3787 High- a = 0300. - + (98 W. HURON 8T. PE 8-325) a a F. t, John G. dered valueless through the wg ee oe sal CONSUMERS. - estimates. No Job too big or small. 4536 Diste He fer Fon, 31251 Puner x A land Bivd. Buck Lk. or call MU Jastructions 9) ye S-s02s.. Plains ey eS Sry age, ance, age oe Mire ae ; 7 FENCING ag | ek. Ceeros to Sheed Si ——wit OW Sate” ‘ tofore made by ty Assessor for the + af wil be wn : : Has an opening for a clerk =~ ~ BEST WAY Rall ranch im chain link a aoon LICENSED HOME. MA} will personal!y buy vour prop: — ‘of ; part of me | without it, : ss with ty experience. A |Turnpost and age + on : EM 34150, anytime | 51073. “erty or wili sell it for and font sich ( the’, Commission decided = : high s¢ graduate pre- DRIVING SCHOOL _ |! dustrial and res _mates. Call EM 34180, anytime. Gh WE ON BUS) show how to get cash if the should be paid ahd lon of side-| f , Ciesine time for advertion: ferred, ) bed tor pour! sgt, Musson Fence Co, GRneve j Bo Hh. Mees ‘price ts reasonable. Call and let sik and reinted wort on the north sige | f frewte CQutaiting ype anes NEEDED . dollar Call PET S808 “or P| peetee— came| Moving & Trucking 19/corpmen cake FOR iN| <prev ik Bi ikannett™ Rese" from Biasley” Avenve ype in wclote poonting || S101 Herbert Cooley. si ah meee ew ast ES athe bake te AP. 144 is now on file day previous to pubiication, ae 40-HOUR ELEMENTARY TUTORING. REAS.| estimates, 36 months to pay GE- Al MOVING - HAULING - otic ro hereby gaiven that the |) wranstent Wast Ads may 1, Journe men oo _Call_after_§, FE 09206. pera TAGs, vw Museen Pence *| Reasonable tales, PE 8.0488 Commission and the at the Gury | |, Transient Went Ade may i) : y - | WORK WEEK tess ro peive rae: sane FLOOR SANDING. OLD FLOORS aBC CARTAGE, LARGE VAN OR in "vaid iy. "on the toih cay the day of pu after 5 T. way A at Sarees & mpeciaity. Carl L. Bills, PE) _ ph a ‘ . “the first insertion,  _- ' 5) 3 ‘ - |ASHES A RU HAULED. ° of web, AD. 195% at $:00 clock Die Makers Rus FE 2.2253 Res. PE 8-1645 > “SAR AGRS —|""Basements etc cleaned. FE which time and place opportunity will be CASH WANT AD RATES Employe benefits include Our Specialty. Free estimates.| 47615. given all : a — Work Wanted Male 10 OR BACKMENT CLEANING AND Lines 1-Day 3-Days €Days Oe surgical —— -~_ LB ay AIR Pay all Kinds. FE’ -1972. “se ot Ss |. Have "pension "and other |a1 CARPENTER WORK. NEw —| Bric ry Pe esses Ot fcaLL wie, FOR LAGGY MXULENG iso 348 he APPLY: - — Appty Meaney | ream. 2m SS, cep ROOFS — All| & rubbisn, FE 225 408.08 age ened aLyenai Cabinets, "porch| kinds. Ket. 1918. Stugus ‘Marsh. i & W LIGHT HAULING AND 2.7 + 7.20 — e ie 3 ets, - : 4 i +s Employment | ROOM 420 ca ot Tih zeus it me Ko — FOLLY tina ts Sour Casiness’” PE 8Oai7 1S 2m. SY} Office ee ee ey oR |aWAILABLE™ NOW” CARFENTER| 308 PLEMING PLOOP LAYING: |WAULING ait) RURBIS Wau Your —— . COMPANY a coin Gene dee & repair. | ‘banding, finishing. 186 Edison, Ph. ees en itt neat living room ferntere Jampe, ¢x:| PROPERTY, We we BOT 
Help Wanted Male 6 28 W. LAWRENCE ST. | cys woute Like WORK @P ine : A PRICE| or rubbish cleanup. FE 4-513. Gn sash ee rie i pega ee , —_ Ying FE eae, ‘aah tage tion shell homes. PE. Scots. CiGHT HAULING. REASONABLE WANTED TO BUY ALL TYPES png Leslie amen , MECHANIC FOR USED PONTIAC — time. | PLASTERING, FIRST CLASS RE-/_retes. PE #1124. si of furniture. Ph, PE 2-8823. Apply to used car manager, MOTOR _. Hoare, 12:09 wo 9:00 p.m. Morer's| Tet aN ANTs WORK OF ANY 5 6 ror, sg ht ebm <ner-vees Wtd. Miscellaneous 28 HOME? - i Sagina . 
y 4 . . PM. WEEK 35-0592. ; * & ; ae peace i Suthewsiuargresves « “E™*T'| DIVISION cate ne. oe emer a RT| DAYS AND SATURDAYS, CALL ROOF REPAIRS - eee eRe STOP!!! LOOK!!! we are im ie immediate. nocd : plant. - in pereen.| <= S00e BMETDE Fav — veces {ORT auted. a Amazing ;Glenwood Ave. - Beck Cicaners, 3 . _Weod- aaa tee RY, 3 yas ESF bs ded FaknGne , iG. SEF. an wise CRON PICEUR 
bewreng on oe oe — ewe NO & GE | See, Seema. Seccunacte, Ch) oy an rain field installations, w= work, Cail anytime. FE 
Say Srs,rSon Sinem, Dies OMreTR WORE, AEC KING TRENCHING AND " O'DELL CARTAGE - Se 00, 1064 . pn tag 3 Ei are D B ULLDOZING +0001 J Stites oe ! iadlstal¥ LABORATORY TecH. CARPENTRY, CABINETS, POR-|R. BD. Thom jt nician, ‘Reply Pontise Pree bes)” ake for OOERATED., DODOR Dar aod, ight, soit. “apply p|CARPENTEY, | CORINETE. FOR WIRE REPAIRA ‘| "REDUCED RATES — 122 stating qualifications." eevee, Sormanens employ _ Petry. remodeling, repairs. 2-678 ._| "ing. I. van to serve you, Smith ATTENTION Southern territory. Baker “Drive: Se Oe a. er. Kitchoms epee. Fu] Business Services 13 ewes eR SALESMEN ower SORTER = RELIABLE WOM. GAAP ENTRY — WORK — WANTED, —— RO Se ents cleaned. FE sensational “Shower-| Por used car lot. Must dé chdren ages 143 General bouse- —Pert ime_enty. FE 6100. LAYING, FINiguNG — quaurry |e a plastic tud enclosure. Earn z £ ae onge, Soe Re, eee seet CUSTOM FORMICA c. BUD PE 8-2050 Trucks to Rent Regional Director Por} bone main = einer Sunday off, 498, Mi CO16.| Work im sink tops. vanities. table RR interview, Lincoln 1-44 oe arenes. : : free estimates, FE 2-1485 . Get ov 4 “AND EQUIPMENT. AUTO MECHANICS on meets “a DESIRABLE LIVING AND WORK ssn cab -PRESORY “TRUCE ronan Deen mp fiveka cembirsiler wil train. Zuat ee. ‘uiedere, Tr BETWEEN 1 TO 6 Pit. EXP SALES PERSON POR CIOAR - Gatance banting. David D. Marsh. at our store. Printing & Poutiac Farm and factory (rPaical trainng mevings, | H. W. BIGELOW |, 4.8 y Dros, 10 E. bas EXPERIENCED GARDE WER _Teave_St. "Phone e_ FE 8. __| Industrial Tractor Co. cars the: «| nen O08 _W. NURON ST. 4 | new. yee en conse. As pes gs he 4 ot wringer #35 8. WOODWARD : & month — Crgyslers, Nobody, aut SALESMAN ‘EXP. WOMAN, came) Fee mmr sod “sulomatie ‘wacbers. 30 yrs.(OP€® Daily” “including Sunday ° Seer radon =" we just need” more help $300 to $400.Per Week | gad general beusewort. live t.| at gAW WORK SY HOUR|_ io Postine hen Rll «1, a with ‘references. Up| f7e® oy oo Zherire, Weed Up at the doer: wendertu for expert-| ‘op Wages, vacation pay. bonus./ RAIN GAW | wos Or Noe an MING hie ee Var wir 9 TOR orake STAKE TRUCK to $100 Mo. OR sem, gl Waging. your real es oe we ot ence, ease Qua creole (EXP. MAID baY. #HoU ‘HOUR |MAINTER ELECTRICIAN. 14 Ete ues SE LANDLORDS RENT TRE SAFE incomes W Dave homes, is Rammler-Dallas Ine. spniy, call FE <3e0) from 0-30 rene _Ave. FE * spetaee ters Peer geplaa ID Zormeny = ye UPHOLSTERER 
“WANTED APRIL IST 2 © Huree __. Phone Pe cist W Masin Rochester OL 3eiti os po aan Zoung. renehee working os WANTED. 2 OR 3 BEDROOM AUTOMATIC SOFTENER SALES. *" ee eg a 
. with reasonable rent or Will pay cash to mortgage One of best known soften-| Wwricnt 270 Orchard ike for home for family | MR. SALVATORE . in the area. You write your] re.0 40558 
traveling "fo: season. Poptiac ir LT 8-4435 paycheck. Must be over 25. Tt Press, %. WANTED — COUNTRY OME have car and references. Call PE|SALESMAN. DODOE, NEW DEAL- WANTED — COUNTRY HOME. for appointment er tm Utes wines to comply 1 
Share Living Quarters 30 ey -5- 8 _ BARBER 1) WEST LANRENCE.| $52. Dew cor salesmen ving in on 
in mle radia of Poctiec. Fi <—_ tntesd. plus demonstrator, se / {SY Line oe i aes . it Good 
* working cond. OL 23-1911 Sais es Sales Manager . Sat. or Sunday. es nodes vie Biter h ae save Talo ee et et| =~ WE NEED bo ha STEADY —DAYS. | ~ SALE AN 
for pensioners. Ref. FE 5-6308. , Euros REAL ESTATE  Wtd. Transportation 31 Gereroe edt Salesman Need 2 experienced So heniie SIRM SALESLADY WANTS RIDE > crerliow ke al lay Tic; ummerce and Unien Lx, R4.| 4 BEDROOM HOMES gre dissatisfied with your TERR , & 
_ ‘eas ay -. i. = se Wid..Contracts, Mtgs. 32], Edw. M. Stout ys oF confidential 
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Lincoln a ae Oe mung —| 2 Sachem renters Mey] Pen Acne St Designers . Divisic Mark Wanted Female 1)" stance Me oten ro) re PME Tae | & Serge cee o|_™ Mens Ampitou men ioring tor stency|  * “IVISION easton PEE RAT, SREY og NOG“ MOWER GRINDING — you sell “Ack for Reb Mabes.”| WANTED: FARMS Saewre ae used epenel OF 2-523, __.. |A-t IRONING. PICK UP AND DE&| makes of lawn mowers, Reel &| ~~~ — To Buy~To Sell—To Insure | . AT ONCE! detallers, designers & layout j Sing MIDDLEAGED WOMAN FOR hver FE 4-1836 rotary Pontiac Farm & Industry COPENBA RADIO a tv IL AV E BUYE RS “= Overtime. paid vacations & holl- é grill work. Rpecteiiss = wreskfest hoe pp RONINGS _Tractor, PE 40461. gag BA Huron Night serv- MAH AN 
S| He Wen co Gi Kae Gat” A A ey povange, pu wrckor | chan tea Ete Pee Eos OnY- geome 4 one P. W, DINNAN N. A. Woodworth Co. MOTOR «aa HoUaRwiPc The DE. “deliver -- PE 0-0067. pee, FOE ane SHARPERALI REALTY CO REALTORS Né “ld Gaturday. March Tet 1200 9 Mile Re. Ferndale, Mich. / “mand “for, AVON iy. tremendous sed cers SOF GANS MOWERS. oper = Ty RFA | ons ey Evenings & Sundays (68 W. Huron Pe score Home, Clarkston, with interment DIE MAKER | traln you and’ equip you to earn|BABYSITTING IN MY HOME. VIC. Bae INDUSTRY TRACTOR | R & TV. 1277 8. PARKE sr. . Bnet ratnat tie ferns | oi Sie cae, Apis pore MO. lished ternary, Call ose COLORED WOMAN Deatices |—7=—**6t Typewriter Service 22A Legion. No. 63, ‘ot Clarkston Me | Sr.’ = | | Bax bn cea | Peace St reeeremes. Bookkeeping & Taxes 14) ~ rahe ral hel mal District Salesmen i FFICE GIRI PREE LANCE STENOORAPHER | ~~~~~ ae TYPEWRITERS & “BUYERS BUY. 7 SELL & Tepoe tae Ast with __. hae ea KATHY $10,000. Opportunity reliable 5 ; ae oO CE GIRL desires accounts. Typing, foot BOORKEEPING AND Accoun| "thunets a work. } Rye . burg; inenes tele queer | a : direct to the t relg tee The following =— teortnabt.“heterences: age r 7 Ma tooo. re ake uae an py ce Co... 17 W Lawrence, _ nd WAITING. service, we Be ure tie our Mr. ‘and Mrs. Lather Land: dear sive local territory with estab-lare open at the new Novi BLOOMFIELD Sint, DESIRE WORK 3-DAY A AYE A 7 Por your land ines. a H. BROWN, Realtor . service be heid Saturday,..| water condition supa, tee plant: FASHION SHOP & Week, FE 56-5459. Dressmaking, Tailoring } 16 Leck Pholstering — 23 our free estimate before service | 2@_W. Huron Ph. PE 3.4810 March at 10 am. f the seaitty leader. low cost on FHA, ’ 1622 So. Telegraph HAVING A BABY° WACATION- tell Prompt courteous Rantoon “Panera! Home with in- substantial income for aver- ‘ - 138? Capable, mature, exp. vom-|DRESSMARING, TAILORING, At At 5 eat re UPHOLSTERING,| Cali Ted MeCulloush aay hour si “Rent nt Apts. Furnished s. Furnished 33. erment in Davisbure Cemeters. | Ree production PROCESS Possible Part-Time Work | an will eare for your children| terations. *. Done Pusessl Mabe ns Oy mentons Permanent, ood chan chance te, for of : a s g deind new party sie bare|_'e sour lees. Oa 5Sse0, home. Call 8455. BEADLE's DRAPERIES SAMPLE hes HATOEN, Realtor 1 CLEAN SCN ty aesearmineemnens KITCHENETTE. DOVAL, HAZEL LEONARD, #00 to 8:00 for appointment. FE ENGINEER: pet by tabled © company. HOUSEWIVES WHO NEED DE- Furniture Refinishing 16A soa 500 Ged raet ee os ” wtiten - vw ome | Eves. |i i rzvate bain Ka <4 “Ee. Nat Hector ‘P,P mother — cal Engineer (Experienced in chassis, | shower. consultant. all PE 4.5218 Taundresser, with references, call an tod and ni eomtrada OF ae. _FY Dousins teerter. rE Feary Manderees, “Mare” Jens Graduate, with experience, want-/ final assembly, hard and | ear Tai DRY SRY TRONINGS. $7 A BUSHEL. 1 DAY “ blenching, "Antiques 6 greg years. of exp. FR 3-7780 after 12| buyers “4 7 Paister of Mrs. Rervert | cision ceean*are fer dever) soft trim, paint or body- “Sar pen, & pleat, Dousias service, Piekay & del. PH G14T,| PE bale KL TE: Tempieton, Rea Realtor | Rateld Leonard. ‘Alan, Whartiee. M. CG Manufacturing a) ee) — RRORTROR ee ee oF Income Tax Service 17 it cra Fon FOR, LAND 1 CONTRACTS iF | ive Mill be held Friday | 118 Indianwood Ré. Lake Orién| a SECRETARY delivery, FR. 6-473. ae = ores Sa dass" ie ot 1, 0a. ot Menke Bailey Pu- ELDERLY rian. ? PREP) QUALITY CONTROL og od Wong d are|CADY WISHES 2 On 3 bavs|* ormgr, inigrons Revente Audi LPC ERS Tr a CASH ingham. Interment in Roseland fn restaurant. Physically able to ANALYSIS Rnoar “wee ; ‘Btartioa  salary bg BE is. FE 808. 2 iis : st, spreads. ¥ bs 48 HOURS wean a } 9 Oy ee —— ENGINEERS fo tree. wielbens of ae LADY . WANTS AS RE- AA * s Small home equities or land con- it a Permaneot job, for | intelligent!  ceptionist. Anewer phone. Take opm. Lest & Found 24} _ tracts. gat Rousckewping or bebysitting.| (Automotive assembly Box 22° , bookie : Call afer 8. of ie CONTAINING IM WRIGHT ee plant experience re- ARRAY at . : : 75 os pL. PE sou - Interment ; EXCELLENT quired with at least two ; $-4217. " “CE ASH FAYLO JOE KO Faneral oe OPPORTUNITY years quality control 
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LINCOL N PLANT 
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North of Grand ‘River 
NOVI, MICHI AN 
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WE BUILD | 
BRICKS $10,975 _- 
CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 e in We bon- 
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“White Bros. Model Ph./PE 8-851 or OR 3-1205 | —”* 
STOUTS Best Buys.   
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home. PE 23-6068. con 
PIONEER HIGHLANDS y owner, 1% story brick, 2 bed- 
OFFERS 
3 Bedrms., Corner Lot 
ox. frat’ se home, basement, good furnace, gas water heater. 
Enea all ‘| Lot7$x 175 Attractive § rm. bungalow 
Suburban Cape Cod 
dition im mice tocetion, tarps 
‘Gime Youu. ant Rieu 
'|Roy Annett Inc!          we For, Sale Houses 4“ 
BY OWNER | \WEST SUBURBAN 
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WHITTEMORE 
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A. JOHNSON, Realtor 
1704 S. Telegraph Rd. © 
FE 4253 
* BRDROOM HOUSE. Fid00 DW. FED 56-0580. 
fore you buy. 
‘White Bros. Model Pi. FE 8-8061 or OR 3-1205 
PONTIAC petpests. plastered hea as new 
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TOTAL: “ONLY “$1,00 DOWN PAYMENT. ; 
PORTER RD, NEAR M-59 Small house. Needs some work   
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19 LAKE FRONT LOTS 
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Ta fally selected peautiful lake 
freak beane sites. 80 ft. and wider. 
C. Schuett REALTOR (Largest Selection of best buys 
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PHONE EM 34196 
  
  
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*“LECHATEAU” FACE brick, 3 bedroom and base- 
- White Bros. - Model Ph. FE 8-8851 or OR 3-1298 
"BUD" 
is i i 
ig]%t 
s8278 
  and bus. Full basement and gas 
heat. Reasonable price. . | 
COMPARE “LECHATEAU” BE. 
Built on two acres, $5,700 AND $900 DOWN PAYMENT. tT aa evallable. YES! 
Has fireplace, ovtsid e, outside 
e lot with shede ter, $5. 
trees. Breeseway and dcar ga-| . 
rage. A beautiful home. 
Pontiac new subdivision. A 
TERRIFIC BUY FOR ONLY 618.- 
YMENT 18 4,-         
REAL ESTATE NCE 218 Baldwin Ave. ~ 4-0547 EA ’ 
2 yrs. old, fi hese in spick 
ig 
Neat 8 . 3 bedrm, Base- 
* gt B, Like new’ 
Only” 914.000 Charles J. VanHorn — JO 4-5644 MI_6-2400 “BEHIND WATERFORD TWP. $-3578 HIGH SCHOOL 
ita esos WALLED LAKE AREA   
  ‘ room & 2 on 
° ealy 60.006 fer Ime 
  
  
= Ep 
Ui       
. room, 
ar . Gas heat, too. 
Near Shook and bus. $17,- 
$00—Terms. 
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor W. Huron Street FE 68161 or FE 23-1306 
  
Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
A 8B 
eheck “LeChateau.” 
White Bros. Model Ph. FE 8-851 or OR 3.1206 
LARGE RANCH HOME Sylvan Manor, awn Bake Middlebelt Rd. Littetell Rd. 
  
  
      
m room ca ed, fs 8y Fag 
2 eg = | Too! 
& tile S base- 
ment. watage. Barn 
has box Large hen 
variety bea 
incomes Full price $4.50 with $1,500 down. per 
goed shape tee 
FLOYD KENT, Realtor 
| Spiele a ee 
$290 DOWN | 
Soe tear cs |" 
Xiah Model Open OR 3.9300 
  at ew 
(°AL FISHER || 
* Eat   
‘| CARL W. BIRD, Realtor 
vo cane Sgtna om B   
’ ew C HAYDEN, 
  
  
Sylvan Lake Front New contemporary 
home. 6 extra larg 
planned rooms. 2 
the center of tte Sine   
500 or ar male 
2. Let's to- 
NZLER 70 Waren Bs ce OM 2 OR 3 . HOMES 
On Dine by “the Waterford Hil). 
22 rear of- 
  
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 
  
        
school. 
At $14,960 with $2,900 down. You just can’t best it! 
  
O’NEIL, Realtor 
= at CF -tices e¢ pay 
ad 5 E SKIES 
> bedroom peo |       
        Ep. 
Hound Dog ‘ Welcime, 3 bedrm. home, 2 lots = 7 one 0 piace tee poue wane 30 Sine i<- 
Lake $5,050, $500 down. @ 
typ REE ne 
NEAR AIRPORT J full basement aan 
; Only $25 down, ‘gS 
  vy OO ACES | Tistines WANTED 
‘HURON ~~ 
VALLEY - REALTY 1768 MS at Pontiac _OR_ 36681 or MU   amt 
Custom Built 
  
Quick Possession ‘A real break for the busy 
  
  
      
M Stas! eeree: 
"Budget 
Rancher” 1266 North Cass 
BUILT ON YOUR LOT . 
PULL 
Se M58. TO N. CASS LARE RD. 
RIGHT TO MODEL 
room. ice oak fioor:, _ 
walls, over of 
od. ft. 7B cage oy west 5 
rban, Goin only $12,- 
950 — inve: ste now, 
Huntoon Lake 
    
  
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  THE PONTIAC PRESS. THURSDAY, anor 14, 1957 
    
  h& , anchor 
At H, nigh Lake. 4 miles 
ELWOOD REALTY 
FE 5-1284 
STS GaN Move IN A teau” hom 
White piel Model Ph. FE 8-8%51 0 OR 3-1295 
NEWLY BUILT § ROOM RA 
type house Really nice    Fa 
‘out 
  
ROCHESTER ARE A Gardening time will sooh be here! 
We have a S-room home with 
coop, reot 
oe 
“PRANK SHEPARD OL .1-7611 2080 Tienken Rd. 
HS) «6BALDWIN AVE. A GOOD 
chance for income. Gas heat. 3 
large peavecans. Will trade for 
farm, business, sell   
ete.. or will 
on convenient. terms, “fmmedione 5 OAKLAND A 
CHAPIN REAL ESTATE em —, Ok 31s" Plains 
  
ATTENTION VETERANS! 
JUST A PEW of these 3 
ity 
- MODELS OPEN 
or Call "our Since a further information 
WM. A 
KEN Ni IEDY 
  
  BY OWNER. NEW 5 RM. 
sk feors. Tile bath. tie kitchen, 
ye ay 
Boor, Sarge fot Lake priv. 
  
Newingham 
Featherstone i in Pontiac 
‘pedrm. 
  NCH “1648 Union LE RA. 
xe 4 BEDROOMS For Sale dane gs 
WEST: SUBURBAN 
eee   
  
By Owner—Top Ti This 4 bedroom, all brick 
  
“AT UNION LAKE OFFICE 
Cute little home for newlyweds or rs. furn. 
Ee’ priv. Only $6,000 with $1,000 
wer? neat 2 U ‘nton fate Bee.. ood irs 
Badr ony eothan Mere Oak only 
reas Geel Son 
  REALTOR 
NEW HOME WITH LAKE 
vi ON CHAIN . 6 FT. KITC * RI 
Toe 6 LAK LIv- 
ING Be HEN 
    HAS TY OF COUNTER 4 bedrm. home, plus den, knot- 
AND BUILTIN OVEN AND ty cedar, glassed in sleeping 
STOVE. OAK FLOORS, porch. 2 car garage, very good PLASTERED WALLS z et Fs “saice Anderson 
HEAT, FULL . . : 
BASEMENT, 125 PT. $5,000 DOWN —ONLY $5,000 DOWN... 3% scres site, love: RR wien 
ranc ype me, e- 
R. J. VALUET, Realtor ment, off heat, ise geeky FE 5-0693 Tees, ster area. 5 
MULTIPLE AVE SERVICE | $5,300 wn i 
1% FT, LAKE FRONT MODERN ; , Ponta trade for house in . Somes just of Mile 
room modern bome, Lake priv. colored fixtures, teenie tile. 
| Several other rom fmt § 7 zoom : ducts — r leaving menage Seam . = i 
hes P rey. INN aa Colored, t Families 
6 Wo Bure, east $1,000 Do se < 
RIVER FRONTAGE a tN close to 1 block to Loon Lake — just the ~ 
pace fe comer that | £ JERRY E. ADAMS 
Tan tn conchae toe eee lake. BROKER 6 rooms. Pull tiled bath with | 3172 W. Huron Se 28 vanity. 4 bedrooms. Oek floors, | FE $4610 ___or_ lered walls, Dining eres. LAKE ORION AREA ment. Of] AC heat. Large picture | Attractive 10 room me ering 
Storms and screens. New| ¢ — & 3 baths 
ee yeas. Cray Soscnrret. 2 Cera aerate sirba Gay possession. Call for app't Priced rms. 
— cA. WEBSTER, REAL ‘Eotate 
M4 yay RANCH me HOME. 2 = 
feasts Coons erigNeBes., | feome Jarte ene, Soom. sti ranch home. Only 1 year old. All ° “on baw Rd. oak floors. 2 picture. windows. $14,000. $4,000 dn. H. A. Fritch, 
ayy gg bE —— npr ge Ph. OA 8-23962 or OA 
and awnings A é : Paved driveway. Privileges on a ee . BRICK 
= ~~ an 250. “~ — up, “living’ room = — 
: e, dining 5 : - Book, modernized kitchen & bath down. Pull — oll heat, 
WHITE | peeeeee 
REALTORS 
$660 Disie Hwy. 
Phone of wr er OR a fy 
Open Eves i ¢—Sunday to 8   
LAKEFRONT 3-BEDROOM 
  2 | oe crt oe tt 
“Low . Pontiac, s and 
a morgage. FE S-le79| screens. ror ya 
division. 2 dorm. ‘brick. Peoced |\\WWARD FE. PARTRIDGE 
pi cent “merenge Gecued, $ REALTOR FE 4-358] 
seek 5 eeeer ter ee| 1050 W. HURON ST, OPEN EVE. ‘TIL 8   
Lovily 6 Tm. . it tm 
“56, basement, 1% bath. 
pong aoe with 
Fig, "en 
way and attached 
fers with a0 ‘c Ope 
“RIDGEWAY 
os Bee FE 442603   
Vacant, Four Bedrooms In City. Full basement with 
Timken oi] furnace Insula- 
©, Oak floors, plastered 
walis. Lots of closets. Good 
LAWRENCE Ww 
GAYEORD $450 
3 room modern on paved street, 
west Prine Move right 
Call today, c 
_ Arnold Real Estate 10 8. Telegraph Re. 
KNUDSEN 
W: ashington Pa Park 
bath. Bric   
‘Beverly Street N early — 5 rm. and = 
  
room, storms and 
many other features. 
appontment only 
WILLIAMS LAKE AREA - = 
bedroom ranch type bungaio 
“full basement situated on eae | 
large let. full price $9200 with 
terms, Vacant. 
OFF JOSLYN — 2 bedroom bun- teens, plus 
Shown by | 
  
    jow with full basement, h in 8. PE 49 Open Eves.) suto, heat and hor water, nice 9584 — poy rs — somneny 
‘a 
BYOY ix SMALL HOUSE, $500. B rovnd garag 
ovnEn izaving state George R. Irwin Living room and din-ipratToR 269 Baldwin Ave. ing ful! pasement, recrea- gy __FE $0101 or FE 9-060 
Pull pric ghes0 wits terms. | GLENDALE MANOR : See the extra featu this beau- 
IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY | iru 3 bedroom brick, full base- 
and bath on ist tloor; 3 bed-| ment home offers; Treom: on Sind. Carpeting in | 
Set ne ee tall basement, (Extra wide city lot. 
tot, ron ee ae Chole of 6 sirveticns 
Fe aa eda oe to : City sewer and water, walks. eatures of homes. 
a more, i 
to 8 weekdays, 
of Walton Bivd. off rt Bt. to mod- 
idown. 30 year mortgage. Civilians $1,250 Bas 
       WHITE 
BROS. | {BEST BUYS 
“| $750 Down , 2 tne. located ps Keego Har- 
ee yoy me heat, 
$1, Barre 
  T. G. Trocke}|*2.2 _ EM 3467 | : 
/ $2,000 Down STOP! —LOOK! 
  
bedrm, home, 1% baths, full 
pee Pu = ¥ a exce. 
lent “buy for’ only $8500. $1, 000 Bown 4 room modert, full basemnet, ot] heat, 2 car garage, extra 
lot. Selling for Cs 
wn 
bedroom’ home located in 
Drayton, extra large jot. full 
basentent, off furnace. $61.00 
ments selling for only $10,- 
3 bedrm. home good north side 
location, full basement, oi] heat, | 2 car ea : 
$2,600 Down 
  
  
  
wW ILLS “M BREWER | 
M6 8. Parke PE 45 
MA. 6-7581 FE 80638 rE Sayes 
- WEST SUBURBAN 
Lincoln Heights Owner transferred.   
  
® Pant Bare. teaLock 70 
Ry. 18, Gama VALUET, Realtor KLAND AVE. aa   
PE 66175 SS eS REALTY co. 
vROPEN -9   
NO CASH NEEDED 
  
were “i elk 
— 
car panage cal 900. $2,008 
‘CHAR MELICK st, OL ¢-0611 OL 6-1701 
3 BEDROOMS 
DRAYTON PLAINS 920 Ww. 
  
on 80 x 130 ‘ot. A atic 
ot furnace, Bask is fenced 
house screens 
TRAM OR 3-1950 
Newingham 
Income Property Two family ranch apart- 
—_ home Each Lr omtg 
ent has large iivin 
ful oe large kite’ 
‘Private 
Good tecation 
road near   
  '| West of Pontiac down on land contract. 
Near Ponfiae Motor 
Neat 2 bedroom frame house 
on large jot. Til th, large 
ving room with dining ell. 
S. and hot water heat 
ise only 1 year old 
Storm’ and sereens. 
down peyment of only $1,- 000 $i 
H. C. NEWINGHAM 
aun gS Ra.s. 
8-3002 Corner 
  
Beautiful Indian Village Here ts a besutiful home in 
lovely area ced at $14 
600. $00, "3 nice sore. ull bath wer. rege liv tm wun natu: on . bole 
break a ee Bock. base- 
ment, forced sir oil 2 
ear garage. Cal ‘today. 
John kK ‘Irwin : Sylv an Manor 
woun~ |. SYLVAN REALTY CO. 
| Model Ph. FE 8-9851 or. OR 3-1295 
on + Lake Orion- 
| Orca Disc hd 
Saar ever For Sale Houses 43   
i : 
~3e ; 
338 i 683 3 
i ! he 
> bk 
    
  Sylvan Lake Area 22i4 ANORD SIE Cony a - tractive 3 bedroom bric’ 
$15,750--terms to suit 
Comfortable Ranch 
18 AVONDALE Priced, at room exce: Sey 
an 
dining s, oie and 
screens. Very neat r 
ance, aelare you ws in- 
quire t e. 
pnd THE TY me FRONT— 
had oh 
bom wah 
Priced at 14.500, each. 
The cream of this attrac- 
tive 3 & 4 bedroom suoci- 
pope aor pr $15,- 
Pine Lake Area The value you must see be- 
fore buying. See these rew 
tri-level ranch homes. Lake 
ow ie incbwied. Priced 
sp ‘seed ned om Ex- 
cellent 
Otter Hills mene 2 a 3 =e 
homes 
Lake. Priced "at at $29,500 to 
$31,500; these homes are ex- 
cellent values. 
Lower Straits Lake 
$7,200 is the full price of 
this 3 bedroo: : 
value. 
3, BEDROOM HOM A z= At 3038 Mandrake. Priced at $9,000—$2,500 d 
2383 Orchard Lake Ave. FE 5-0418 
IN _SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTER   
  
“White Bros. -   
N ICHOLIE   We buy land contracts 
NICHOLIE & HARGER CO.’ W. Huron FE 54183 open evenings 
  
Imagine This 
Ss overlook 
mee. "paved avi drive | - a two- 
car garage. Ter: 
  
teu $1,000 DOWN 
Seri aia 2" , NORTH END . oo ., 2a 2 podevom Wg ty 
PONTIAC REALTY 
  
FOR COLORED Located on a paved street. 
off South 5 rooms 
and bath for owners living 
quarters; plus 3 room apart- 
ment and full. bath for in- 
come. Full ment with 
enother apartment and gas 
furnace and gas hot wa- 
ter, Large corner lot and 2 
car garage. Mon for torte’ 
and appointm 
nowgslie R.M a 
BROWN eS aa ree two bedroom 
Excellent er 3 eg   
        Phone FE $3441 Mis if 3 Were Street | Eve. PE 5-406 
  LW BROWN, Realtor : 
ay vice. ‘9 2 ACRES. 4 RMS & BATH, ment & e A 
| NEW BRICK RANCHER 
; rn., ae 
pe “Lares agg BE! barn eh | Maree, 2 bedrm. ‘home, bsmt,, 
| ees TrcsgtAl aft” auitis| Shoop’ center” Ualy ‘sh | CARNIVAL ZN   w 
     
        
     
       
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TM. Reg. U.S Pat OFF, 
© 1967 by NEA Bervive, Ine. 
  
“Jimmy is simply the most! He has looks, add 
and enough brains to do his own homew ‘=     
   
  For Sale Lake Prop. p. 44\ 
LAKEFRONT 
  
For § Sale Resort Prop. 44A 
in on your lot $23,305 w 
month, 10 per aol off for 
¢ash or $1,235 33) watinigged ins: 
- Also lots for CABINS 
m cab 
Ray down, 
  
  
__For Sale Houses 43 
BASE- 
5-1020. 
  
  
  bod Tix310, sustee with ‘oneal 
. OXFORD * 3 bedroom mod li insulated home. Near school. Ga- 
Tage. $10,500 with smal) down 
payment. . H. A, FRITCH, REAL ESTATE 
OA 8-2814 
TRE OFFICIALS OF PONTIAC say “Best built e the 
money in Pontiac — 
teau.” : 
White Bros.   
TT ba 
3°33 
  4 
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ge 
  
  
buy @ com, 
ia 
COLONIAL HILLS Your greatest saving will be the 
purchase o fthis home. Lifetime 
construction in an area of beauti- 
-| rachries PE 2-0474 Realtor th 47114 
a3 ON, "Telegraph Eves. 
Listing gervice   LA   
In beautiful hl of Village, 3 bed- 
  
Russell Ye ing   Cag jw itaron PRS gtas | 
\l * and breese 
r; neat well kept home. sio.s76- 
with terme. ” 
4536 Dixie H ape : x wy. 
  reeseway. On an 
  
  
    
  
DRAYTON PLAINS moedern- sates corner 
$950 
16 miles from Poritiac on main 
road. New ranch 4 bedroom, 
— with sw el down pay- 
~ NORTH SIDE 
  
equity as down yment. 
GEORGE BLAIR 
OR 31251 PLA After 6, OR: 3-1708 
WEST SIDE INCOME Five rooms down for owner & three   
Ideal home for small 
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take over 4% per cent 
. G. HEMPSTEAD niee 
  
West aie 2 room modern home. 
baths. (Could 2 s con- 
ve into 3 family). Corner lot on par: . r will 
ae down or will con- 
2. 
. : 
Dorot y Snyder Lavender 
rE 2-401 or eves MU 46417 
__Income come Property 43 43A 
2 PAMILY FOR SALE BY own. | 
er. Each with bath.   
  
pa : 
DENNIS O BROKER 
MY 2. 5-0682 
BY MA AY front, 6 
  
  
  
     
    
= our B.A 
fi 4925 Pontiac Lake Rd. po lg om 
FRBERT C C DAVIS. ‘BUILD NOW oo 7 Waterford 
imates freely 
PE 5-431)   
~~ Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge   
on ta 100X150 
Rd. A bee 
  utiful 
corner big JF site In en estab- 
lished area af good $2,000 with terms. 
LADD's INC, 
31231 
HIGH — 150X305 
760   
HIGH AND DRY. WE have 3 excellent building sites |. 
-off M24 about 4 miles north 
Walton Blvd, bbe game . (14a 
=“ bd $1,550 with $350 of 
aa 
NEAR ee 
extra 
excellent: 
— . “ita. a} la —   
ae Roy y Annet tinal 
, St, PE 8-0606 | 
4 open ‘ening’ and sundsy in   
  
Buy Thru Partridge 
Eee. Thru Partrid     
  
FE 42577   
    
5 ACRES small farm 
Sezel_ fer Lae = down ate. 6, 
BIG FISH LAKE 
Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 
Ph. PE 5-8165 “til #:30 TN 
“ales. 
  r. Fw. M. Stout, Realtor 
payment./ 77 N. Saginaw St. Ph. FE 54-6165 
Open Eves. “til 8:30 
LOVELY i0@ «x i FT 
= wooded Good 
est Subu . 
Nice surroundings. $1,800. 
RAY ONEIL, TOR. 
~ 3-2 or ee 
reads = “high a . reling land ~— acre 
JIM W RIGHT 345 8-044) 
  
S'ACRES. ON CORNER “alt level 
a> By i.8# = F i > 
aD >s A fi \CRE ul Zz ne : gm 
3 | HOMESITE 
  
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LAKE Four oS 
69 acres of wood 
building 7. only i“ miles from 
Pontiac. ‘st offering. 
PE 20474 | | N. Teleg LAKE 
Open Eves. 
M ultipie "Listing Service   
om 
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Edw. M. ‘Stat, Realtor 
nr, Rw: Comte @   
  oe 
    NGUS, Realtor National 1-288 evl* octane   
a Sale Business Property 49 
BUSY AREA 
cae Adams § Co. 
wed: -59 FRO TAGE AM 
Sek tind ay ee a ce Pores nots dex Lavender 
HURON” 
aaa or s teen. MU 44417 
SALE OR LE SE: anand > ewe 
  
~ Buy Thru Partridge 
List Thru Partridge 
ORCHARD LAKE RD. 1505200 FT. CORNER 
Parcel As   
pe sulle 
crak pA aad Moy aioe art 
SYLVAN REALTY CO. 
di Sehr Svan ease | _S 
  
  
  
    
HOME HOME & Ag BOWE A Former used as a 
* CLARK REAL ESTATE |2mw rioor 2s |W, Huron | Open or 
xc. Business Site +48 trade RAY ¢ ONEIL, Realtor 2628. o       
su GRILL 
Paes Just 41.800 an. 
WARD E- PARTRIDGE 
REALTOR. FE 4-3581 
1050 W. HURON ot. 
pee. 
= | 
     bot? oo = . today 
. Well 
ae ete peg IPGEWAY    
  ryers, ’ 
ing ° . a 
feoer ot coe coe Grocery and Meat Market 
EMBREE & GREGG 
    
“LET’S TALK 
BUSINESS” 
J None | 
MICHIGAN BUSINESS 
SALES CORPORATION 
          
     
     
    
     
        
          
     
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gvioney to Loan 83 
Buckner Customers 
Happy Folks 
wa 
a hate oy Aranee oant com pay where wel- 
— your patronage in ap 
+ roen OP eees 
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Pichi rite pene Semel. re 2S. TABLE LANE ss OERTONS, on oe S| PiREPLace. woop, ACK | pick FROM’ 4 BIO 202 N. MAIN . 9x12 Felt t Base aes $3.95 | 34.98 ie eh y. irregy: P mee gaivanized pipe, sewer ers en we ook be te Aras 7 eee For “Sale ale | 
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a FORROW | ek meee. Moot Sacuae ae. Hae 4 segs ig wie patna New roe WITH Se ae ane Fe Es. ips dining oom iN $4098 YE | wont: hat saves | ha. = Pai 
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Ber ise oS ES'Y I |g, WALTON TV, eee | Rates Ata Mas: Seri nates Sosa Ae | Bh eoneeenth . Rake ? * permeate 8% OF Fr PAK-AWAY PFREEElazovE “Anybody Gon enough to marry my daughter isn’t Sel savanna Ave, | ak "Gita “ieee Bere then Say wank an Weder. Auto st. is ‘endors- Dorigh almost smart enough to my son-in-law!” - - as. ‘ ‘q Led. mye de + tractor with 13" tires, saeiaigtes 
fnliy "the. same ‘day. ‘Pose ‘ot ted heme — pase = ; two L. dake Bd, intersection Open ev. |DOWeF steering. CRANKSHAFT GRINDING a in. 2 * : é : : gersee ‘ . Ce { ty day trom 2 to 7, MU 4-8038.- 5 ~~. linders rebored. Zuck Ma- 
a: gaschold Finance bsaig* sti o- wa For Sale Miscellaneous 60 {For Sale Miscellaneous 60| gus.$ # #. i for the two. Mi SHADE TREES | See U s Today _ sv = = -fontiac .- ; see Ai bulamiaiad ges dct doin eecmicanials Ae Sea pa er i tom Buses maple, silver maple. Scar- LOW INTER®ST RATES For Sale Motorc cles 83 
Sgf, Sesthaw Si, The Kay Bide. Sia, ere See aig bg Rg ye ty Sprin Orage val during Wap-et Gent. | -fy-"to"#” atanthie'ony amomt| PARTS Sy aregeneaag angina amas N YOU NEED | “seriet's me ost wil take tom BP a a PrN SS 1 ud eehct Sain’ | Saitgnaha “Stay, SE™| | HOUGHTON & SON “Pesci, Sra ) $95, - $500 Gis STOVE EXC CORD. snd ine! pelvaninea Copper. binck Housecleaning| ray Wren? Our | oe ee Raat | Zampiee it me euBcrnie wo. | £9 mwas  encedediess (5 Ble “tnastaupet, Kemtone | White Elephant Sale! . tae nS, ESSE —— | tor, Metal stock bins. Shelving | | “Fer ‘Sale Bicycles 84 Koo sen eet Mt guickiy co your | ABOU ARFTATNG FOU WANE | THOMAS ECONOMY |_#t SUPPLY, ‘S005 Lapeer _poeee at La an For Sale Pets. 69) iait'Stant'sr'on Suse A : 4 furniture. POR THE CAN BE Ae : : - - aa dea JOHN MO: ; 
" pedorser, Payne ends oS A tte ‘out ot the we, bet 0 nt FURNITURE Co. ernitt PAE PAL ay a ee 2 SPRINGER & BEAGLE PUPs | tor, with Fower-Tral.” tla3e ties | Grate ae—Tn TRS SRS INCH SICVCTE ¥ you « to pay Space -neaters, all Pont itent ; i . s 3 3 Seare tractor mounted Dusk set, | F204 conation, goed 
S TE Store, Ranger and water besters:|rwix BEDROOM @prFE FC. | Axi2 cedar paneling Hataing Ra, Masheteor. Ok j.iase,| | T™on* OF | ““leccoctocm cmmmraxwa— |“ Boats & Accessories O5 - . Err ree ad ne aed] e ty la “ESE WE SELL — | Seaeeee Ramen | eaten a Et Ses 3 ; FINANCE CO. w nie lem L. R. chairs and ‘occasional oe .; . FE 5-0851. “af 
FE 4-1574 “Ey sate: godice, rage, dining room ct — =< YOU S AVE ARDALE , POBTERED FUR. Auction Sale °77| sun."rrsinss OTS MOR 
702 Pontiac State Bank other misc. items, NEW & _|FRADE ELECTRIC RANGES Brass lock sets ton, fox * a a Commerce Rd.; Milford, Mich. | g60000 WORTH OF USED FARM |9,,2OATS — $40 ALUMINGM 
Mortgage Loans 54| payee ne nn ge [oe Muane Mist ce. Tt 22 fee | Bisterbcard = Roct ut | XixcRMOMFERED GUAGE ANB | tobe tole! at abe suction to | gr SFE Sete poe oe ban ro. -leoane OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN GRED, v09 NORGE 7 DR. Gi WW. oo Windows — aoe Sri | the hi bidder, . : SA 3 
ee ae to $1, 500 UP 10 2 MONTHS TO: PAY cam oe $18.98 eed ' ° Gh any ‘eit, find Pree Betis ; axe Reo cocken PUPPIES. 6 "Heras pe. 308%, ts Be se sora ne: ae \urpose, We, buy, sell or trade. Come out SWEETS RADIO & “EPPLIANcE | Cement. Mortar, Colors "| ow Fesmns boot Ee Rea MATS BORER TYR starts at 9:30. _™.. |” SENTORY- 94 fa ot oot ia, : 422 W. Huron FE 41133 Cement Paint for Walls & Floors MED Sigs steel basement sees : ; prices ba of Po ~% -| KUGTION SAT” MARCH is AT el ee ee, 
2 Fer home editions ot tm- ore Uae Ear Sto « | Used and Reconditioned ae er. Bie PAUL ST. CYR SABYPARARESTS G70 E ot Ant Aibor to" 28te "Piymoutn | MUTORS. ALSO “ORED "TRADE 
To roughsh oF enclose APs ue gh red Gusen, Maytag $10.95 up. Lake Ave. ane) (it any left» LUMBER CO sae SER a aT STUD. Ford’ 2 inch, plow, "Deatuors | INLAND LAKES SALES 
"Fn Dud a carace or on | fe, of Aubers Heights on Aubure/MGyias' auto washer... $408 | Cow, genom setet| cise aoe Late na, zara | OSCE SS GPRINOEN TRIE scuipment furluaing” double cine; | U21_W. Muree PE 7a, PE 34m 
Ree ME "3 an QUES SOLD, BOUGHT AND ZQueEt an Apt ise 2 range * PEA 55! 39 “ation eed. as wee Tit tae ny cents ft We ¢ Gun, and Wed. = — — r FE, ew. 
Pontlac. nr bone APT. GAS RANGE. BRAND NEW. CLAYTON’S for gis, Ovod Year Bervice Biers. We Gente Be 225 A A _ Henderson : Swaps i & APPLIANCES .| _30 § Cass. PE 6-123. Ore he ENSONLUM iso dog, eat bird suppl s fare, 42 Orchard Lake Ave tae es 1“ ni ata DUPO DEEP-WELL PUMP, $20. BENSON LUMBER ‘CO. 6 Pasar On WILL AUTOMATIC RADIO & . PHONO. Ag RANGE. tin.96 UP. Call EM 3$574 ; | Qm6-10. utility fir. to i as ‘mode ear, on sg . — ; B. fo Electrie Co. 1060 List, ur $120 thous. Do It Yourself 61 [ab ongeaipen tenement 5 Huron. i | veg LL ae each. 
Ties oa ale paymect tea Wes As ed 3.00 On Gg et ee re, gated, Ot ee : . ale 
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© fanten” trncior or boat. Ha Beds, from $30: a cy ont Ed ae hens oe FOR RENT ERMAN’ SHEPHERD POPS 
"i DeSOTO, CUSTOM COUPE, Gece Ot any lett paper  steamere—wexers and r and registered female Dachshund. ec Ry < oe 
Ste QUT nF SEDROOM Bier © wuatee im Gog | ate tr oar Duar 04 He, oa! pd Batag @ Orchard |" Canaries, cages 98 205 home im Drayton ‘for late model ~ 88, on't wait—you may a i 4-65 Sat nd cath om Se miture, | #45. 35. . Bell be too late! joods, | areper: et = | “Parakeets, G . FE 6-276. a : : mn? a Som: uins. : , : i 
ipmse permet inne | Pil dovt) Ata Hit ees |WEStINONGUOE STOVE WE | anc REAL SE Se SALE ONE] ESC a a Senaa hs fo ne aes Vs #2 2eb “| Auction Sales | ,. -repen, George Blair. Realty “Biches, fables, 1 api-sise elec.| Welch Ra, Walled Late efter 6:30 ster Oren sony Peete Chain Ch regs I ‘W, Montcalm. PE S412. 8. Aster FE 60s A © W 14 Mile Rd. R. stove. 10°10" ~ like Rew. SE REFRIO. 13 CU. Distributors, MY 3-862). FARAKEETS.CANARIES. SUP 4 5089 Lincoln 34443 one ee align sheinny easel Eee auto." detrost, | FinsY QUALITY > #f. BATH MICS 6, te. on RENT plies. 163 Sanderson. Pe srizt.| "NIE Bway HARRINGTON After #1 room #uite includes. butter, across top treeser. Reg. $id 5: B grade toilets, $10.95 | 107 8 Squirret "A om PARAKEETS. BREEDERS AND rayton Plains PY, FOR comer cabinet, 4 side chairs, 3] $180.88: now only emis, Milt's. | Sor3) Goubie sinks, 1498: hand | ONE HOMA x vELL x NER babies. $58 Markie. PE 20025. BOAT WORKS 
Bree rTnger weshee her. FE 5-004. f Se OE ted eat at wastieendUex 57 GOED | SE SSS 0: 4 Theme) pepe, Gao agnenge ae hector.) = WALL PAPER 6 STEAMERS | PARAKEE? S. CANaRiEs, caces.| Every Friday ....7 P.M. i -y 
; BELL OR TRADE.| dew. FP. Stewart, 150 Wash-| rumming cond, $60. 1620 Stanley | Spe STANDING TOILETS, 81685 PERFECT BLUE WHITE Dia. HAND SOAINT SPRAYERS Sinee_ 1007, 906 Cobsend Ave. | Every Sunday ....2 P.M.|  Lav-away or Bank Terms Call_after $:30 pam. ‘EM suse | Gian Breet _Ave. After 4. & Wk. End. Zix39) double sinks -++-+qees $695) mond 3 karats. 19 points. oo POMERANIA} ; ~/ spine pake q 
oe ue. ME QAYRE Gh ;GABERT'S — | Fesees's Jean with rim: | “Saas arene BPE Open Sunday ; *so¥ beatTr | BUY & SELL DAILY | ues Telegraph Pm" 50033 contrect, your = = ‘Qnds if . a MEYER MINUM BOATS Pie .j Soe —_— Sale wat OUyPLy ns PATIO SLABS BROWNIES ABGITERED COCKER BOP FREE A Sha Ls GIVEN & BOAT Ral RS. ME CRY 
Maytag © ashe... 6 roRNaces. Of ~ FINED. GUN. yariety in eclor & size. Wo money HARDWARE cama “thd oe raeed lomaremears DOWN UP TO 90 MONTHS TO 
° “Ries $8 wes re coin | ONG sipmeet 0A aor yer tities | Bee | | AN 8. Segine : TSplack & ‘Wrown. Rees, _FE 2.6682. zee, | SUD ._ GENERAL (ois: 5 Toe Be $0008 
? . CEs . “4 - as male. 3 years ea Oxford. aike es = 86-2158 ON ogo 
0 5 ' * 3-464. A p.m. : a “3. : 
: stu st at 4305 Dryden MOTORS aS yok ar o ter. OA ‘after § & Setur- Re Farm tractors. an -MOTORS ; m ‘ save aseeers cays. vere et da sy mbine i 
1 VERY 900 suMP PUMP — value, $1.98 cane hae ae ee Shinde. Sale Musical Goods 62 | TeePnn dine Huge pure FE | os, grain. aril cb SLAYBAUGHS 
| eee hate jcbeanem AreS MEATEN. sen VE as A VEL. | _tett Baltwin Ave Fe 2584) | ACCORDIONS LOWEST PRICE Ow EERE AEF SE Po 8 vs. oats. h00 Sturt Bay ‘ead $20 Oeniend Are 
Oak : “Slee rectsorens wrought tron exuisite bis.0| {© Ddegtiners with lessons. FE) joe *on sees equipment. Hou hoe |- oe, test Seen coe me value, 99.98. See __ 5-548. ye Cavanaugh, oan S aoe 
ee ee. FH ae heme to peti | COMPLE Be Ou 520s or OL | DRS Trained, Boarded 70) {.ra" auctioneers. OA" Bowne ty tise, sell oi . §. : house ; ‘ i nn . We ia 
EVERYTHING fo BUILD se | shanWet-CORBOUE FIARO ERC: | POE CATs BOARDED 008|"EPaner ‘gus’ Pore ‘uses uaa | fOtymmnnns ame Cremer : , condition, blond African Avodire,| graph — Spring. Private sales daily. ARE 
BLACKETTE’S BaF. hater f Sex YOURE LOO FORA Hay, Grain & Feed 71 | For Sale Housetrailers 78 we AUBURN xnionres ae est. Die Hey. Clarksten ky Setent ene See an oh be | A toes Ancheeeces E 2-681) 
¥ pom, Ee ee. "ST & SECOND CUTTING ALPAL- 30,8. goed : Transportation Offered 87 
+) 4x88 merce i ae gual. Hor war’ worms, "Ga | isha'39' PY —GENERAL PE CO0W | Puy bY AIRLINER, CALIFORNIA es Tose Pe sous of 19 Ouver____ | ALL KINDS HAY STRAW. WOOD | pty 5p Pr-SRATLEA” AT COND. | smi. 4i0pi; Monolitu “sits” plus 
FIR Far ea anla ae oar casts | PUES ey ee MANO OM. | ores Ge Wat re wRG | fl teeshheste eaten ee | eee see seamen ee Sr phous FRET. ©7'"*" | PLANO TUNING CALL BEFORE | cutive. apr stray, Sn ruin. Wil | i953" SeYLINE WOUSE TRAILER, | scurt &’ Northeast» Araanear PLYSCORE ths * SECOND HAND MIACHAN- Peal apeadll arama sires, Ai = ae | modern M9130 full price: | would lke ~~ . +60 wy. Drayton HePAins | ALFALFA nO Terms. Lot 1 expenses. Call F 
$ | Pisine PIANO TONING, AND 1 She“ ¢ Ret cut («Parkhurst Trailer Court TRUCK Gor ane; 
4, bag i an ey! tor HOE see. THIS SEADTIF ORGAN Pion nd. & Bass Take ha Mo “TRAIL E R EXCHANGE TouRG CE io re ; ; 
Balhae hMfeeae OE | ee eT aes orca | OEE man OUTING aps | (CAD ES 10 WIDES |e sian Sees : * ™ Tetiint models from 36 to 50 ft. to — . : TWO SMA MEDIUM PIANO, A - 
wa orthern Cgniber ee, niga 0%: Fit Palpgntneners 18 Huron, Pinay i aBSOND CUTTING HAY Fesloroe ANDERSON, WGHAM: | Sie. aM see windows, | UPRIGHT PIANO, NEWLY FELT:| Tl4l Hall Ra. Davisburg. | “Wanted Care 
ii ccors Aluminom © Fiberglas | ed.ana tuned, #18. PE 2-064 WixeD, ety a eee Re tare. WobEt REGONDI. Used vad 
FE 46089 Sale Office Equipment 63 acai < x LiKE RENT, MOVE RIONT IN. ger. FE Po a bal preneas 
SEPTIC TANI mew an> yeep nariomas caga| toe Alam beeps: 2 "ES| PARTS & SUPPLIES | tw DY rte tay car : mere =M “ ___ | 60 8. Telegraph FE 2.3200 | 3028 Disie Bwy. perens pAnerien ers il ii A & | OPEN EVES. TIL 8 & SUN. PL, et oT PE 40006 * A.A 2 second cutting alfalfs.| FOR LATE MODEL MOBILE e otor Sales — SPECIAL SUPER EEM- writer. 14 in cai cond. wy ees ety, me. © homes. Teconditioned, like new, | ~ por 
| SSr Bap, Sime bstete | PH, aoa AGRON |" HA GRA | gle Ga, by Sar phere |B rs meee “| BARNES HARDWARE | ssh, reper ft. nee, check | —————_ 15 | PR ATLER EXCHANGE | chee core. FE 2a0m days or ; t42_W. Been s, wet_verming : ar, 380 Elizabeth Lk. Rd. nmnananrninnompananann: | ae a BE aowrnn NTA ern ‘Alw Ready bd B e tetas aRyretes on fac. K gulter, 120. 8 a qotn> a 2m sown cereaen tad | die nis ‘weed toh. an hg wood free | 8 3. +5000. Sale tore » Equipment 64 och “trade Highland Rd. | 2 eS Ls BAGLE EY A AUTO P PARTS 
‘Sache th Eas pee mae ot i ogee sae te a with esse. $15. OR }T770. 1000 Orehard 5. 178; 1083 Or- GROCERY 1 ISLANDS. « arr. com, WAnTED: CGE OF ALL Clean and cheap PE jem. | FEE S819 199 BACLEY ST; 
“LIMITED OFFER | _fitictatt et ai | Phlvonsenco Sng Ben, sod | inte Porvst Jen oa pm. | MODERN UH, FF sreyant) TOP CASH DOLLAR . oe a "Complete 4 ee ;| NATIONAL “CASH REG nant ot Sale Poultry 74) Bictem sus ge 4, sleet. | weonomy cars, _ “2 Aubim off Ses. ALUMINUM SIDING wareicks Supply Go.,| Oona cond. Reasonanie. mas reee wace x bany ences | “ORFORE PED | WANTED CRORAB Gana lee : bores 3667 Auburn. 4 blocks east of RAI ER 
URPLUS LUM & _Sale Sporting Goods 65 | _ Adams Re. FE 5 is SALES me Bud Shelton Motor Sales , Stuarts, and 8 r on models. 
MATERIAL SALES CO. 12 oo TEmaca, curs “oom @ Nae Female, $2. 5139 Waterford S . wide." Buy “e +: et Cor, 7 & E. Bivd. PE 46728. 
ais sow bowie, sndes, | Sele Farm Produce 78). shu, seceqetie. Me Pai, ¥ per | ~S*" TTR . é ae te §. mile of Lake Orion ‘on M24. ant SS Fe 
Like NEW. $35. 
        
      
    
    
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BIRMINGHAM 
  3% 
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*56 Olds 98 Dix. Hol. Sed. 
_9|°56 Cadillac 62 Sedan 56 Cadillac Convertible 
55 Chevrolet Convertible 
55. Olds 98 Convertible 
"55 Pontiac 2-Door 
1°55 Olds 2-Door. 
alice Cadillac Coupe 
"58 Buick 4Door . __ 
f,s0s. | 55 Pontiac 2-Door y 
"54 Cadillac 62 Sedan — 
54 Buick Sedan 
54 Pontiac Sedan 
*54 Olds 98 Sedan 
For | 53 Cadillac 62 Sedan 
"53 Olds Sedan 
ati e *53 Pontiac Convertible - 
‘! *53.Chevrolet 2-Door 
*52 Olds 4-Door 
52 Ford 2-Door 
*51 Olds 4Door 
*51 Chevrolet Club Coupe 
{"51 Ford Convertible 
*51 Olds 98 Convertible. 
*$1 Cadillac 62 4-Door 
Purchase one 1950 Buick 
for $245. Get another 1950 
Buick absolutely FREE. 
JEROME OLDS-CADILLAC Orchard Lake at Cass 
FE 80488 '56 Pontiac Starchief Cat. . | 
  J&R. tis N. Bag * Ask tor ‘But. 
FORD   
1986 Custom 4door, V8 > sate. 7 automatic transmission, radio and heater, A very sharp car 
$1625 : Long easy terms 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
1000 S. Woodward Ave. 
BIRMINGHAM . 
  
  all extras, Ford-OxMatic, 4 door. 
  
54 FORD VICTORIA 
tsa” dese 
feuds snd and out: Ihe "ee ples oe, 
FE 2-2351 @ Oakland   
  
CHEVROLET. area 
$645. Make your own term? 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
1000 S. Woodward Ave. 
  
   _ BIRMINGHAM 
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GAS AND 
"4 Nash, Rambler Stetion 
Ray! clean et “| 
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CHEVROLET 1955 tdoor station ne 
aide, radio Sse 
$1495 Small down payment 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
1000 S.. Woodward Ave. 
BIRMINGHAM   
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Syren Factory dealer, You save. NORTH CHEVROLET 
1000 S.‘ Woodward Ave. 
BIRMINGHAM: 
10 N. Washington OA 82521 
THINKING OF A NEW   
CAR AND TRUCK OR 
A GOOD USED CAR? . 
CHECK OUR 
DEAL FIRST 
DALE H. 
“ HUGHES, INC. 
FL DEALERS . 
  
  
    
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Your ear or equity down 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
1000 S. Woodward. Ave. 
. BIRMINGHAM 
  
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mo. Great Lakes 1d) eae 
"$4 CHEV. .4 DR STATION WAG- 
"| on. Low ‘Mileage. Priv, owner, 371 
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  . $5 dn. $15 clean, good ti sae5- 4 
  
  
THE 
CAREFUL BUYER ! 
$3 PLYMOUTH 4 DR., R & 4H, 
"ROCHESTER | "83 FORD 2 CLEAN, ORIGINAL BLACK 
© HARDTOPS? 
EL AIR 
    WE WELCOME 
GOOD DEALS DODGE CHRYSLER * PLYMO Hs ARE | ° BRINGING IN PLENTY OF ONE OWNER CARS! 
NEW SPARKLING PAINT ae 
leackilereers $575 |" 
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Raimmlet «Dallas Inc, Orion Motor Sa Sales 
MERCURY 
FORD 
1956 \ 
CUSTOM LINE 
4-Door, 8 Cyl. 
Radio and Heater 
Overdrive 
$1350 
LARRY JEROME ROCHESTER DEALER OL 19711 
    
Re ek eee ee this at 
  
  
  Priced to sell 
Suburban Mc Motors $ Co. Inc. 
  
BY PRIVATE OWNER, 1955 1955 OLDS Super Be 
  
.| OLDS 1984 88 DELUXE HOLIDAY 
c   1953 Chevrolet pickup R 
1952 Ford —- 8 cylinder 
183 ¢ Coupe” R & H 
1954 Ford. 8 R & H, Clean. Norte A SALES 
312_W. Montcalm PE 40151 | TLL TOTE YOUR NOTE EVER 18 Goop 
WORKING PRIEND THE WOABY ED Fy ‘sed Care   
Suburban | Motors Co. Ine. 
  
  
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t Clarkston Rd 
Orion = nag Sales 
“CLARKSTON 
Motor Sales 
ERDLY MOUTH   
°S4 Fords, 
  MUST SELL THESE BEAUTIFUL 
“| NEW CAR TRADE-INS TODAY! 
1004 Dutch cuper, ¢ €r. Dyse.. Rae, 
1961 Buick super hardtop. 
* | 1963 Plymouth, 4 door. R&H. 
Evenings—Please 
hone MAple 5-5141 32 8. MAIN ST. CLARKSTON 
      
PLYMOUTH 953 2-<door sedan with radio, heat- 
= and other extras. Price just 113 ¢, Saginaw 
Birmingham /|« 
Clean Cars 
Clean 
Sharp 
Sharp 
“ey down v-| -New Location 
Financing Is 
- Our Specialty 
: 56 Lincoln Hardto 
mier, Sharp. $319. 
"1°55 Ford Fairlane, Fordo- 
_ matic, -Radio, Pre- 
Heater, 
.|'55 Ford Crown Victoria, 
54 Ford Convertible, Real 
‘1?55 Mercury Convertible : 
53 Mercurys, 6 to choose 
from, all types, no mon-/| ma Seok 
-§ to choose 
from, 2-Drs. and 4-Drs., 
‘no money down, _ 
53 Pontiac 4Dr., Hydra-|. 
matic, 8 cylinder, $595 
$3 Olds 2-Dr. 88, Hydra- matic, Sharp. $845 . 
See Stan or John 
Bob Frost, Inc. 
SCAG Cc 8T seden Hydtamatic, 
3-2126 On ROODW SOUTH OF MAPLE BY-P. AROUND 
MI 66934 iy onan 
OPEN “TILL 9 P. 
  
No dows payment 
NORTH CHEVROLET 
1000 S. Woodward Ave, 
BIRMINGHAM . 
  3 PLY rs is, $125, OR 3-1898.   
  
Birmingham 
Trade-Ins 
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  6151 Dixie | nea   
      Lake Orion Motor Sales FORD-MERCURY: 
CHEV. 
Me A857 
DEMOS. fs Low as 
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78 WerreR Sex 
= =| HASKINS Pe i, eh 
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5 car, demo. 
eer ae ing. power brakes, 
4d Pontiac & door tydre. RAR, like new, 
+e good transpor- 
PLUS * ber ; pum Pg Fi gelae mn «mag moe = 
am, maapin Saeed or MAple ‘$-1141 
We Will Trade 
‘Up or, Down   
or r car and we pay you 
cash rence. 
‘80 to ‘ST models avaliable 
ein a - CHEVROLET ~ “Oakland County’s 
Fastest Growing Dealer” Dixie Highway at MIS. 
Open nites ‘til 9   
Safe Buy Used Cars — 
CENTRAL PONTIAC'S ONLY 
LINCOLN 
MERCURY 
  
  *S5 Chevrolet to gpeekes w a 
Walls, 2 lone OREN 
$1295 
"55 55 Chevrolet B/A 4Dr. & heater, 
Cee eal ate 
$745 
54 Plymouth 2-Dr. 
$1695 . 
$3195 
55 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille 
miles. New a 
$1775 
- "55 Buick Super H'top 
earner, Daten. $1195 
54 Buick 2-Dr. Special 
    v4 
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MY 2.9611 
bites “Un 9! 
Pontiac Sales | ‘87 Pontiac Starchief custom Cate- | ’ 
"64 Ford, 4 door, low mileage, beautiful . 
"53 Chev, 4 door, standard trans. | ° 
‘Later modél ear for your equity . 
  voice $2, 6 oat Cees. SA invoice 
MOTOR SALES 
45 68. 6 Bivd 
PRICE. Ir DON'T PAY MUCH, DON'T GET MUCH. 
$1695 \ $1595 
*56 Studebaker Cmdr. [ss rorp RANCH WON. 8 CYL 
Witain He wore” | BARE aE $1295 ; 
——— = 
$895 
' "54 Chevrolet 2-Dr. 210 
we ht 
DELUXE, “Radio & heater, new 
2 tone GREEN. Clan a0 6 gm. 
56 Chevrolet Sta. Wen. | : 
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Pretest cs | 
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| ok rece : ety   
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will You. Spend Your 
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OR. 
UNDER . The Next Car You Own? 
‘You're : 
‘SAFE | With One of These 
$1895. “pabiy THEATER, WWALL 16,000. ACTUAL MILES. 
$2295 ‘sé Bi SPECIAL 2.DR, HARD- 
695 
rete 6 IN STOCK: 
This Week S Specials 
RADIO & HEATER. DYNA-| 
FE 54101 STOP. iN Make Your Own A STATION WAGONS 
5 COMER 
LISTED BY STOCK NUMBERS | 
as LINCOLN ‘CLUB COUPE 
$295 
159 i ‘ 4DOOR 
- $395 - 
152. = CLUB COUPE 
$595 
‘51 FORD | : $305 
52 CHEVROLET _ . 2DOOR 
S445. - 
'49 FORD 4-DOOR 
$195 
53 CHEVROLET © CONVERTIBLE 
$695 
153 CHRYSLER “$645 
55 BUICK 
$1245 
“Cy Owens’ Your F Y on FORD Dealer 
147 S. Saginaw St. 
FE 53588 
Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.   
  
  
  
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RAE 
*695 ‘S FORD CUSTOM 4 DR. SEDAN. Rg 
SHIFT. LIKE NEW FIN 
$395 ‘Sl DODGE 4 DR. SEDAN. RADIO 
& HEATER. STANDARD SHIFT 
EXCEPTION. & TIRES. © 
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: Ay 4, " '55 Chevrolet Bel Air 
‘55. Chevrolet Bel Air ... 
‘56 Buick Special 4 Dr. 
'54 Olds 98 4 Dr. . 
        FE set ITSA 
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‘56 Plymouth 2 Dr. $1595 Sete, pees, Uk The, 14, Pon Soe 
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. By EARL WILSON 
_ NEW YORK.— Rex Harrison’! marry British actress 1 
‘Kendall during saniiiee — bore ar tn Bakoneen ton 
friendly; he assures others that Kay “is a duck.” Herb Shriner — formerly of CBS — is negotiating : fo do an hour show with Nanette Fabray at NBC. Heliyweod also wants him to do a western, but Herb says, “I come from Indiana — how about making a middie-western?”. as - : - a. &27% [ke 4 “During Perry Como’s TV show the other night,” said Jack] Carter afterward, “Perry accidentally fell awake.” Vie Oliver) said in London, “When I stayed in Hollywood, I had three) : swimming pools and 10 bath-| © 
rooms. I was known as one of 
the filthy rich.” : 
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“I have a warm spot for my 
. wife,” mumbled a stag -barfly,| — 
“and I sure wish she'd go there!”| 
alogist,” says Cole, “is a THE PONTIAC PRE 
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Down in Charlotte, N.C., . — , mee 
Grady Cole. is: promoting a TOO BUSY TO LOAF — Robert Young, star of NBC-TV's 
St. Patrick's Day Parade led | “Father Knows Best,” claims he hates to work.’ But Young is kept 
by a priest, a rabbi and a | so busy by the family comedy series (Wednesdays at 8:30 p. m.) 
Negro “jazz band. (A gene- | that he has no time to enjoy a life of lazy leizure. . 
  
person who will trate your | 
family tree just as far back 
as your money will go,”) 
      
‘Pollies girl Barbara Hall was telling Roberta Sherwood how 
      
  
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ca $1,000 -bilis under Follies’ girls 
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  Monique Van Vooren’s insurance company doesn’t want to 
        
  handle her mink stole, says she’s a poor risk ... Actor William: 
_ Redfield will wed TV spieler Julia Meade’s } . 
sister, Betsy . .. Billie Allen’s featured 
“Take a Giant; Step,” about to mark its   
  
         
      
    
  
  
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Carroll Baker, once fired.as a TV weather 
    
  
      
amazed — not one girl singer in the 
15 record sellers. 
_ WISH FD SAID THAT: Manhattan's 
broad new one-way streets are great, says,     set 
      J kilns fies 
Charlotte Rae; now you have a choice oi*” ate. 37 Most unusual 
six lanes to get stuck in. s BILLIE } Putte up 49 Pouce 
TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: George DeWitt saw Skitch Hender-| $ Golf mound appellation 
son wearing that little Van Dyke beard and said, “Skitch| | outer garment a topes 
won’t be happy till he gets his own U-boat.” That's earl) $tnice , 48 Angiice. brother. 8 Male swan tab.) 
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TV Quiz Show Ceiling 
Boosted fo $256,000 
NEW YORK (INS) — Producers 
  Invite Marilyn, Joe 
fo Tell About Raid 
LOS ANGELES @#® — Marilyn 
Monroe and her former husband 
Joe DiMaggio have been invited 
to appear before a grand jury 
here to tell what they know about 
. |the “wrong door’ raid aimed at ss, linepae MA 
~ most hard workers, Robert Young 
‘14 HATE WORK’ a 
RCH 14, 1957 . 
    
tron Kept Too Busy. 
Tackles Civic Activities 
as Well as TV Show, 
‘Father Knows Best’ 
| By CHARLES DENTON 
“HOLLYWOOD. (INS) Like 
is a lazy man, He just never gets 
time to prove it. 
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What with his NBC television show, “Father Knows Best,” 
voluminous civic and church work, ene Today's Rad io Programs - -° 
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TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS 
6:00—(7) Wild Bill Hickok, “Hands 
Across the Border.” (9) Popeye. 
~ (4) News and Sports. 
  “I don't like to work. I hate 
work, I've been working since I 
was 8 years old.” 
* * * 
Then, like most self-proclaimed 
lazybones, he dropped the enticing 
subject and turned to the serious 
‘businesses of other demanding proj- 
ects. : 
His 3-yearcold TV show has 
not yet been invited back to the 
home screens for next season, a 
situation that impels any actor te 
begin thinking of other shows. 
And Young is an actor with four 
daughters, three of whom are still 
his financial] responsibility. 
* * * 
Young also admitted to @ yearn- 
ing to star in a play, but in the 
next breath he added that he would 
“probably get bored with it.” 
SOME COMPLICATIONS 
Another television series, he said, 
involves a number of complications, 
not the least of which is the possi- 
bility that “Father Knows Best"’ 
has typed him as a kindly, under- 
standing papa, 
* * * 
“Still, I don't really mind being 
a sort of father symbol on tele- 
vision,”” he said. 
.“It's just that sometimes I get 
to thinking about it and I begin) 
to feel a sort of responsibility. 1) 
have to shake that off right away 
for two reasons—first, because it's le:a5—(2) TV Weatherman. 6:15—(4) Weathercast. (2) News. 
6:20—(4) Box Four. : 
6:30—(7) The ; “Moving 
Day.” (9) Hopalong Cassidy 
“Silent Conflict.” 
7:00—(7) Kukla, Fran and Ollie. 
(9) -Headline. “Hurricane.” (4) 
Michigan Outdoors. (2) Dr, 
“Black Widow Spider.” 
7:15—(7) News. 
7:30—(7) Lone Ranger. “Slim's 
-Boy.” (9) Million Dollar Movie. 
“Within These Walls,"—life of 
prison warden-and family star- 
ring Thomas Mitchell, Mark 
Stevens. (4) Dinah Shore. (2) 
Sgt. Preston of the Yukon, 
7:45—(4) News. 
8:00—(7) Circus Time. (4) You Bet 
Your Life. (2) Bob Cummings 
Show. Bonita Granville subs as 
glamorous secretary while 
Schultzy's en vacation, 
8:30—(4) Dragnet. (2) (Color) 
Shower 
hosts musical-variety featuring 
Gale Storm, Lawrence Welk, 
dancer Jackues d'Amboise, pup- 
der.” (4) People’s. Choice: 
9:30—(7) Bold Journey. “The Red 
Sea.” Daring underwater expe- 
dition to photograph fish and 
undersea fish never before cap- 
tured on film. (4) Tennessee 
Ernie. George Gobel visits mu- 
sical-variety show. (2) Play- 
house’ 90. Jack Palance, Viveca 
Lindfors, Keenan Wynn, Peter 
  nonsense and second, because it 
would influence my whole life if! 
I gave in to it.” 
$600 Check Bonanza for $6 Traffic Tickets 
DALLAS (#—Corporation Court   Lorre, star in F. Scott Fitz- 
gerald’s dramatic story of motion 
picture business, “The Last coon ” 
Tycoon. 
10:00—(7) Hockey. Detroit Red 
Wings vs. Chicago Black Hawks. 
(4) (Color) Video Theater. Vic- 
tor Herbert's romantic musical 
“Eileen” starring Gordon Mac- Christian. Macdonald Carey in| . 
of Stars. Jack Benny] 
9:00—(7) Danny Thomas, (9) Fea- 
ture Theater. “Wanted for Mur- 10:30—(9) His Honor, Homer Beil. 
10:45—(7) News and Sports. 
11:00—(7) Soupy’s on, (9) National 
News. (4) News, (2) News. 
11:16--(9) Weathervane. 
11:15—-(9) Million Dollar Mystery. 
Chester Hilliard, 
11:25—(2) Nightwatch Theater. 
11:30—(7) 
Near-violent | 
FRIDAY MORNING . 
6:50—(2) Meditations. (4) Today's 
Farm Report. 
/6:55—(2) On The Farm Front. 
'7;00—(2) Good Morning. (4) Today. 
(7) Little Rascals, 
6:00—(2) Captain Kangaroo. 
8:30—-(7) Wixie Wonderland, 
\9:00 — (2) Cartoon Classroom (4) 
| Romper Room.   \9:30—(7) Stars on Seven. 
9:45—(2)- News, Weather. 
9:55—(4) Faye Elizabeth. 
10:30—(7) Theater Seven. 
11:00—(4) Price Is Right. 
11:30—(2) Strike It Rich. (4) Truth G Perreau in “Alias Mr. Twi- 
10:00—(2) The Garry Moore Show,'* 
(4) Home Show. (7) Story Studio. |5: - or Consequences, (7) Robin and 
Rickey. 
11:55—(9) Billboard. 
__ FRIDAY AFTERNOON 
12:00--(2) Valiant Lady. (4) Tic 
Tac Dough. (7) 12 o'clock 
Comies. (9) Children’s Newsreel. 
12:15—(2) Love of Life. (9) Dis- 
coveries. 
"|t2:30—(2) Search. for Tomorrow. 
44) It Could Be You. (7) The © 
Erwins. (9) Telescope. ee: 
12:45—(2) The Guiding Light. 
1:00—(2) Ladies Day. (4) Blenda 
Presents Beulah. (7) My Little 
Margie. (8) Movie. 
1;30— (4) (Color) Club 60. (7) 
3:00—(2) The Big Payoff. 
(Color) Matinee . Theater. (7) 
Afternoon Film. (9) Request 
Playhouse. 
3:30—(2) (Color). The Bob Crosby. 
Show. (9) Howdy Doody, 
4:00-—-(2) The Brighter Day. (4) 
= For a Day. @) Justice 
4:15—(2) The Secret Storm. 
4:30—~(2) The Edge of Night. (1) 
Mickey’s Room. 
  
  ‘Must Pay Federal Tax, 
Shifted Garage Position 
DENVER (® —-Roy Blake had      
     
   
    
    
   
    
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      the top prize offered the actress. officials were a little startled to on the show was $64,000, * * * find a cashier's check for $600 in 
by climbing a ladder of Dep. Dist. Atty. William L. Ritzi/the mail yesterday. 
ingly difficult questions beginning said he has written letters to Miss) The traffic tickets attached 
at the $64 level. :, pa oe Ot See Meee ees oe ae 
Peron y of 9040) wit DiMaggio, however, has indi-| wouldn't give the violator’s name, 
ho gives & chases 1) SHeis, cated that “business matters” will|said he “evidently paid his $6 for ee cae emis tet keep him thefe. He has admitted|a cashier's check and the bank in an affidavit that he was along failed to catch the mistake.” 
original prise. on the Nov. 5, 1954, raid which| Jones said an officer would re- 
A $64,000 winner would have to ended in ah apartment thought to|turn the check to the bank, “No 
hurdle three additional questions contain Miss ‘Monroe. doubt they will be willing to give to agen - gpbengy es * @& us a $6 check instead. 
Then, answering more 6 A private detective, Philip Ir- to OPENS TWO LOCAL THEATERS — Toluca Pictures’ “Toward % “ Suen to ae boars gp Sa the U x ng William Holden and Virginia Leith, opens oe Ss ee to a State Senate Teachers Win Pay Hike 
more’ questions, he could climb to} the new season here for both the BlueSky and Pontiac Drive-in astra ahd aad senegaenh BATTLE CREEK u— Teachers 
$192,000. Another two correct) Theaters. Box office will be open at 6:30 Thursday. the raiding party. Sinatra denied in ld Township schools 
answers would give him $256,000. this, saying he sat in the car dur-|will get pay boosts next year rang- 
Winnings at any of the three Now hen ag ing from $200 to $250 a year. New 
levels below the $256,000 figure| Seek C riot Hanged executed for possessing firearms, aggio has  corroborated|salary scales will range from $,- 
would not be forfeited by an in- i banned by emergency regulations|Sinatra's version. 100 to $6,050, 
correct answer while shooting forfor Possession of Gun imposed. two years ago. Eight peep ey, a crt mses e IO, Cys ete paras oh Aarlon ag are 
‘i colonial government year : : ee 
100 Years Fails to Quell |hthced Evagores Pallikarides, 18, ie nee eS cece (i RELAX ... REALLY ENJOY YOURSELF rowicu’ | * e* for possessing a " is in Aust a. ° 
High Spirit of Adventure [m) Pras the ninth Greek Cypriot} Failure to vote results in gmat] | GO SEE EDDIE AND DEBBIE 4 ‘La Ba hanged in the current re erate , according to ; : aun seg ag Pro oa against British rule and the first] cumstances. ve TOGETHER IN THEIR FIRST MOVIE 
he's going to celebrate taking NOW at the OAKLAND Theatre a helicopter * : - ; 
oe ee hav —was arranged by friends. occ YOU can e Eddie and Debbie Getting up in the, air is no new nae | Fisher “" Reynolds 
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Beautiful colors, 
  
      
   
     
   
      
    
         
      
    3-PIECE MODERN BEDROOM SET 2-PIECE MODERN LIVING ROOM 
  You get big dresser, matching chest and bed in . Classic modern sofa and matching armchair. 2 
Sea Mist Blond Finish. Floor Samples. Only a $ Complete harmony.. Floor sample. Hurep while $ DROP SIDE CRIB 
few to go. Usually 139.95. they last. Usuclly 139.95. . Sturdy crib in Was $29.98 
Hurry hile they ‘19 No Money Down — Only $1 00 Weekly! No Money Down — Only: $1.00 Weekly! 
  of Si iy 
3-PIECE MAPLE BEDROOM SET | 2-PIECE FRIEZE LIVING ROOM 
  In wrought iron, Bes. 9.96 
| inader and. gud SORE 
Lor fa and tchi hair sui ' 
Se ee ee eine oss, SED ose oy toe SN DSS No Money Down — Only $1.00 Weekly! No Money Down — $1.50 Weekly! 
  SEE OUR TREMENDOUS SELECTION OF NEW FURNITURE STYLING 
ALL STYLE HASSOCKS 
Firmly podded. Bee. © 
Built with feather- $ 47 
weight lightness. 7 ‘ 
Plastic covering. 
   3-PIECE DOUBLE DRESSER BEDROOM _  2-PIECE MODERN SECTIONAL 
Large double dresser, chest and. bookcase bed $ Save more than half on this beautiful $ 
in smart silver mist. Crafted in modern 2-pe. sectional, with reversible cushions. 9 
  matter. Usually 209.95 Ususlly 199.95. 
No Money Down — $1.50 Weekly! No Money Down — $1.50 Weekly! | 
EXTRA LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE _, OCCASIONAL SMOKERS 
= ’ [ae Peng Maa mw al 
smokers. Murry. 
  3-PIECE BASSETT BEDROOM SET ‘FAMOUS DELUXE LIVING ROOM 
Large double dresser, bookcase bed with handy $ Deluxe custom built wide arm sofa $ = 
sliding doors, plus roomy chest. Platinum 139 and matching lounge chair. Usuelly 169 
        mahogany. Usually 259.95 279.95. Stans Were 29.96 
No Money Down — Only $2.00 Weekly! No Money Down — Only $2.00 Weekly! isnt ges $19 
WKC. 108 N.SAGINAW...FE 3-7114     
   
    THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957. > FIVE   
     
     [HURRY! HURRY! JUST A FEW TO SELL! FLOOR SAMPLES -ONE-OF-A-KIND ITEM and MISCELLANEOUS VALUES FROM EVERY , ene! SAVE NOW! 
           
   
   
        
   
   
     
    
   
    
   
    MODERN SOFA BED Popular style that fits in with $ 
any furnishing. Converts to 33 
full size bed. 
Ne Money Down — 50c s Week     w e 
‘3 rought Iron Cheir 
Step Tables ®@ Coffee Table 
ki “3 ©@ 2 Lamps 
    
  
  FAMOUS HIDE-AWAY BED 
Opens to full size bed, ated 5 t | 3 
Grate innerspring mattress. 
Ne Money Down — $2.00 Weekly 
  
  5-Pe. Chrome-Plostic Dinette 7-Pc. Chrome Douglas Dinette 5. Pc. p Wooeht Iron Dinette 
Beautiful mar- proof plastic Wee 2.95 Kidney-shaped table with Was SI50.95 Ideal for the growing fam- Mex. 999.05 ' - 
extra leaves. Foam rubber ib piestts table top with 
table top. Chrome legs. 4 $ AF Duravie chair seats. ‘BPE i black wrought fron ~- 
matching chairs. frame. Gix matching chairs. 
  ROLLAWAY With MATTRESS 
A stl ee ie bed tor gD corner or closet. 
Ne Money Down — 50c 2 Week 
    “ODD BEDS! MANY STYLES! 
  ype ee age Full or twin size. Modern or col- Yetese t 7.9 
5 shelves, two doors . a4 any position, 
ulor ae aby Many. 70 hole tery eF $@9D onial wood beds. Also some $y o% 
while they last. | Bee a Week — 1.00 a Week attracitve metal beds. ET 
         
   
       
  . ———— bec Famous Innerspring Mattress 
Durable innerspring mattress $ 
by famous maker, matching 
box spring, same price. : 
No Money Down—50c a Week 
   8-PC. MAPLE BUNK BED SET Includes two beds, two mat- ~ 
tresses, two springs, guord rail 
and ladder.    COMPLETE HOLLYWOOD BED Hendsome bookcase or panel - $ 
- headboard. Comfortable mat- <bab 
tress, box spring. 
Ne Money Down — 50c 2 Week 
  Six.   
       
    
  
  
    NO DUST BAG TO EMPTY 
NP 
MOTOR “5   
     
    
       
  [ THIS WEEK ONLY! 
Get a Powerful Brand New 
EUREKA Roto-Matic Model 805 
with Zip-Clip Swivel Top 
$79.95 Te 
FOR 
ONLY 
z nek 
Easy Budget Terms 
Genuine 1957 Eureka Vacuums 
going at terrific savings. All 
attachments included. We must 
clear out to make room for new 
shipments.    102° ROTO-DOLLY 
Included! No 
Extre Charge! 
          
  
NO MONEY DOWN 
$1.00 WEEKLY! Fully Automatic Washer 
= SDB NOW ONLY y | = 
DELIVERED, INSTALLED, SERVICED, 
5-YEAR WARRANTY! Fully automatic deluxe washer. Seven rinses, yet uses. less 
rinse water than other washers. New washing action with 
longer stroke movement, enamel tub, water temperature se- 
lection! Save now! 
Fully Automatic Dryer DELIVERED, § | $ $ SERVICED, 
5-Year Warranty! 
Matching electric clothes dryer has infinite drying heat, con- 
eee, circulation, push - button door release. Automatic 
shut-off! 
    
568 
  -SELL- OUT! Nationally Advertised 
Sewing Machines 
40% to 60% Off! 
        
     
   
   
       @ Floor Samples 
@ Fully Gucranteed 
ALL NEW 
CONSOLES 
Reg. $169.95 
PORTABLES 
Reg. $79.95 
‘33. PR carci 
Down 
  
     
WHC, 108 N.SAGINAW...FE 3-711 
       THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1957 
    
  Admiral. 21" High Fidelity 
Television With 2 HI-FI Speakers! 
Two full fidelity 6’ speakers reproduce all! tonal ranges 
f the lowest bass to high treble with full fidelity $ 50 
at all volume levels. Acoustically motched to cabinet oD 
for rich, superior tone. The mahogany cabinet is a 
Weekly! smart lang, low look for sheer furniture elegance. 
  
  
    
       
        
       Via   
    
  
<—— 45.2.2 
          WKC. fo oe OFF 
Admiral. 
Big 11 cu. ft. 
5168. 
102 N. SAGINAW... FE   _ Adiniral. Giant 21 -In. Swivel Base Console TV Set 21" overall diagonal screen plus top front 
tuning and automatic picture focus. This 
beauty tunes easily—no stoop, stretch or 
strain. Gives bigger, brighter picture, Base 
included FREE—it swivels! 1738   
on This Brand New 
  As Little as 
2 on Our Meter 
Budget Plan! <c aA 
Day 
  
Refrigerator Factory List $229.95 
‘ Trade 
  No Money Down— 
$2.00 Weekly! 
  No last year’s model oF lesser- Save $61.95 on this New 
known brond, but a famous, 9 
brand new Admiral that's 30 Electric Range 
feature-packed and bargain 
priced! Gives you cold-clear- 
to-the-floor design. Adjustable 
“Climate” control, extra 
strong full width shelves. Factory List $189.95 
128 = Oven Heat Distribu- 
Famous Admiral Penny- tion” and. r Seal for 
Pincher Sealed Power Unit, Smoxelecs “Woes, bugs storage wer. 
  plus many other features. 
  
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    FREE With Your New UNDERWOOD PORTABLE TYPEWRITER ‘. “Expensive” custom-features at a pop- 
ular price! Exclusive Golden Touch key- 
board—controlled tabulation that works 
from @ normal typing position. 
  
Values from $12.95 to $99.95 
NOW ONLY... 
4°" to 59” ! 
    
  ' 8-Pe. Snack Set §= | HANDY JUICE _ in Leaf Design COLORFUL SHAKER , 
  Add to Your A $1.00 Value 
3 in Price 
WESTCLOX 
“Bingo” Account! Shaded 
Sale! i. Fae NY “sic aan" 
          
  Seth Thomes Electric 
    rl Imported Black Forest 
CUCKOO CLOCK. 
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2 a finest Styli GUA 
  - Reg. 19.95 Reg. 14.95 
$1495 $995 | “MONEY DOWN---Budget Terms on of CERTIFIED PERFECT DIAMONDS! hese Erclasive Fore INSURANCE ¢, = . 
I coacate og © will give you, CE CUar. 
Karat gold ‘or banemountings KE Uses Only the 
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Reg. 37.50 to $59.50       
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tee Fae) be |       WKC’s Annual Watch Clearance 
    
        
    
       HURRY TO WKC we a 
   26 WATCHES 
Reg. from $60 to $89.50 
he 9095 
ayers 
           
      
      
  
   
        39 WATCHES 
Reg. from $90 to $225 
              
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SAVE ‘17. Advertised in LIFE - , 
Our Low Price 
50¢ a Week 
Fully guaranteed.. Fries 6 portions. Com- 
pletely automatic thermostat, Monotube- 
heating through 3 sides, special cold well 
prevents scorching. — 
  
  Sensational New DORMEYER 
Electric MIXER and JUICER 
$°3@°° 
No Money Down--50° a Week! Regular Price $37.95 
it beats, it juices, mixes, all with multi-speed 
control! This amazing complete mixed outfit in- 
cludes lorge bow! and juicer as well &s grinder. 
  
-DORMEYER | 
“COFFEE-_. WELL” Completely 
Automatic 
Was. $19.95    
    
  No Money Down! 
50c a Week! 
A handsome, chrome-finished Electric Percolator that makes 4 to 10 delicious cups of coffee—es yeu like, mild, medium, strong. The new       
    
  elector lets you warm cold coffee . . . makes 3 
brewing. . 
       
    
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  Buy This Wonderful. Philco TV Record Player 
Combination Now and Get te sate soon. FREE 
    
© FULL 21” MOVIE- CLEAR SCREEN 
* SOUND-OUT-FRONT SPEAKER 
* FINE GRAIN MAHOGANY WOOD 
FINISH CABINET 
® FAMOUS PHILCO POWER CHASSIS 
                
    
    ss § PHILCO 21” TV With REMOTE CONTROL and TOP- 
TOUCH TUNING and SWIVEL BASE 
Amazingly low price-for this de- id | ‘a B 
luxe Philco with automatic top 
touch tuning and convenient re- 
mote control. Change stations 
from anywhere in the room. No Money Down! 
WHC. POPULAR RECORDED |—6b0 SELECTIONS 
STARS LIKE: * FRANK SINATRA * VIC DAMONE 
  PHILCO TV--RECORD PLAYER 
COMBINATION 
Valued at $299.95 
52399. No Money Down-— Terms! 
it's a 21% TV set... It's a 4-speed record player 
.. It's 2 in one... all housed in a beautiful 
mahogany cabinet .. . plus new ‘Diamond D” 
- television, startling new mastery of sight G sound. 
  
  30 Hit Tunes 
FREE? = ing Stars! 
With This New 4-Speed 
Automatic PHILCO 
3-Speaker HI-Fl PHONO 
  ! Regulat $185 Value... Now 
You get exclusixe PHILCC 
“LIVING SOUND” HI-Fi, 
the finest ever at our price 
a olusMICRO-MIX" 4-H 95 SPEED AUTOMATIC REC- 
ORD CHANGER, Ploys - 
speeds—o 
termixes 333 and 45 posts biel pee: 1 No Money Down! 
MATICALLY. 
           
on Header” 
~ Value in Radio       
PHILCO 816 
Palco Twin Speaker 
POWERHOUSE 
mihi ites ere 4 Siccusater cab- 
Lustre Ivory 
or pag i 
ao WEEKLY 
No Money Downe 
Two-for-One — 
Buy of the Year!           
        
                
        PHILCO 740 
ft's en avtomatic clock! 
it's @ powertone Radiol 
Here's real big set tone 
plas big value! Turns on 
radio automatically, 4 
smart colors. 
AND IT'S ONLY 
il x** 
PHILCO High Fidelity 
Custom Portable 
PHONOGRAPH       
          
      
      
    
    
  be 
Twin 6-inch speakers . . . Variable 
tone control . . . Phileo “Micro- 
Mix” 4-Speed automatic record 
changer plays all speeds, all sizes, 
Complete automatic shut off, 
3 teatherette. 
— — —" 
ow on Sale 
we Qs 
Ne Money Down— $1.00 Weekly 
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  THEY'LL 2355 LIKE HOT CAKES!    
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   L COLUMBIA 3 ” Newest Long Play 3 
' Knee Deep in the Blues—Johnnie Ray 
  
  THE BEST IN 
HI-FIDELITY!      
      Record Albums 
12”, 33% rpm 
| Fair Lady—Original Cast 
Wonderful—Ray Conniff 
Day By Day—Doris Day 
Your Choice of LP Albeme. $3.98 
Columbia “POPS” 
in Single Records the Blues—Guy Mitchell 
Gambler—Frankie Laine 
      
      
          
  eM Fidelis console:     Marianne by Terry Gilkyson 
     
             Who Needs You—Four Lads _ tl you buy a voice of music 
- ; ‘ is’, with oll its high fideli , 
COUNTRY & WESTERN teoliem’ 2... sutlty ef tone. $ 00 in SINGLE RECORDS sheer beauty—you get the best. 
ace Deep tn the Bluse—M'ty Robbins or st blond or mahogany . Weekly 
I've Got a New Heartache—Ray Price “ . You Can't Hurt Me Anymore— —at the Same Price No Money Down! 
      Carl Smith 
  
Look for the Wiice Y of Music Many new 1957 VM § 
models to choose from. 5S 4 qy95 
Prices start ot... No s ener 
      
WASHER! 
BIG COASTER WAGON 
FILLED TO OVERFLOWING 
WITH 6-MONTH 
SUPPLY OF “TIDE” including .. . 
  
        
Only at WKC Me mies 
i 9°. $1.00 Weekly! 
Hurry to WKC for this "deal, “The famous   
    
  
  Speed Queen washer DOES ONE WEEK’S 
WASH IN AN HOUR! Its troublefree mech- 
anism makes it our most popular washer. In 
  
  
WHC 
    ' addition, WKC gives you a big wagon for the 
children and a big supply of famous soap. 
What a deol! 
1038 N.SAGINAW...FE 33-7114     ORT ST ee eT Se SE TE ene ne St  
    TWELVE THE PONTIAC PRESS,. THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957 
      30-Inch Automatic 
Electric Range! 
— =) SAVE 
| “8           $5195 
      g Hotpoint 
‘ig iesreetic Washer and Dryer! Fully autométic washer that saves you time, soap, Regular Price_#199.95 
hot 7 ond clothes. Spins 178; mond 7 Both for Only Now $: 
, $ 3 : Only Tree 
Speciel air-blower automatic olectric dryer. Styled with 
matched with automatic washer. Makes beautiful | Trade No Money Down — $2.00 Weekly! 
342 Frage F Delive nd Hook-U A range with deluxe features at down to earth price. 
ree Velivery or -VUp Super oven is automatic. Clean-easy oven design. 
| . Large broiler-roaster pon. Applience outlet, etc. 
    
Big Family-Size 
Super Stor 
  Hotpoint 
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  oy 
NO MONEY == Was $219.95 “D I ty , 
Me 
a $uS3 rede A DAY 
EASY puswannans : | ON OUR 
TERMS ——— 2 Pay $20 Weekly CONVENIENT 
Big, full-width freezer, full-width METER 
chiller tray, four deep door shelves, PLAN 
tall bottle zone, a truly remarkable 
refrigerator at a $71.95 savings! 
Hurry, and beat the price raise!         
OPEN FRIDAY and MONDAY NIGHTS ‘til 9 
WRC, 108 N.SAGINAW...FE 3-d114 
   THE PON TEAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957 | THIRTEEN 
‘LOOK AT THESE TERRIFIC BUYS! 
SAVE ‘20 ¢ RCA VICTOR 21” CONSOLE Famous RA Victor Features! 
. & Huge Viewable Area — 261 sq. in. 
* Sharp, Clear, “Living Image” Picture 
% Exclusive Silverama Aluminized 
Picture Tube 
% Fast, Accurate “High-Sharp-and-Easy” 
Tuning 
%* Big-Speaker Balanced Fidelity Sound 
% Handsome Cabinet Design 
SEE AND HEAR the Eaton for yourself! You'l! enjoy 
the thrilling realism of sharp, clear pictures — the 
clean sweep, the simple lines of its luxurious 
cabinetry. And take your choice of three rich finishes 
— ebony, mahogany grained or limed oak grained. THE EATON MODEL 211735 
NO MONEY DOWN :: 90° Weekiy! | SPECIAL! . 
RCA Victor 
High Fidelity 
Phonograph   
       WAS '249° 
NOW ONLY    
       
      
      
     
     SPECIAL!   
eS EE Aen Ree 
RCA VICTOR 
TABLE RADIO 
50¢ 
Week 
Superb quality radio that offers you 
"Golden Throat” tone, big easy-to-use 
tuning dial, distinctive cabinet with 
flaring sides. No Money Down---$2.00 Weekly! , 
Choose RCA Victor Hi-Fi te know you'te 
choosing the best! 4t surrounds you with the 
kind of thrilling sound you heer in big 
theaters — hes Panoramic 3-speaker sound 
system — plus Stereophonic Sound Attech- 
ment. See it — hear it — own it now for a 
NEW HI-FI THRILL! 
  WRK, 108 ! 
     FOURTEEN 
* a nal 
5 Cell Chrome Flashlight 1500 Beam Giant 
14” lemg. Ideal for 
Meme, Garage, Aute, 
Camping, ete: « 
WROUGHT IRON 
CHAFING DISH 
: . 
5-PC. ALUMINUM A Quantity 8 uy’ Makes this Price Possible! 
Every Room in Your Home at Savings 
that say this is the buy for youl 
  
| a6 the peice you've wanted to pay. 
2 LOW PRICES! 
sees Sy SEI Reg. $44.9: 
3-Pe. Set, NOW 
$o9Q9> 
50c Weekly! 
SAG I ‘74 Be.   
908s 
#42208 
Light; compact, portable tape recorder 
with a two speaker ‘‘tweeter-woofer” 
system. Two tape speeds, Electronic 
record level eye. Fast forward editing 
button. Was $159.95 
$414" No Money Down — $1.75 Weekly! 
     THE PONTIAC PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1957 
  FIFTEEN   
New! CONCEALED 
—Mesic Genie ANTENNA . . ° 
4 BEHIN 
    
  
      
   
       
  \ but where 
is it? @ The small part you soo W@W 
complements your set 
® The big printed _ 
circuit ritier—is be- 
hind your set. 
© It's engineered for 50 
. 
     CLOCK RADIO Turns itself on automatically with 7 
00° a dependable GE clock thot's self- 
starting and self-regulating. a Week! 
WHC, 108 N.   YOUR CHOICE of THESE $epo8 
ALBUMS and Many More........ 
POPULAR “SINGLE” RECORDS by DECCA 
ROCK-A-BYE YOUR BABY by Jerry Lewis 
DON’T KNOCK THE ROCK by Bill Haley 
WALKIN’ AFTER MIDNIGHT by Patsy Cline 
PARTY DOLL by Wingy Manone 
YOU'RE MINE by The Four Aces 
. . * 
COUNTRY & WESTERN “SINGLES” 
'M TIRED by Webb Pierce 
REPENTING by Kitty Wells 
ONE STEP AT A TIME by Little Brenda Lee 
HONKY TONK SONG by Webb Pierce 
    YOUR CHOICE of 
SINGLE RECORDS 
    
         ' ' 
    and features GE's bui!t- 
power apekes * @ Week! 
SAGINAW...FE 33-7114 
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16 Pages, Jam-Packed with Big Values to In- crease Comet and Beauty of — Home. 
    
     
      
          
  “Spring | Is i in ag Air” at + Waite’s s i 
© And we've gathered together all the wonderful ’ igloom- re 
© chasers” we could find, wrapped them up in this big — 
_ 8 Homemakers Jubilee . ... guaranteed to perk up your © 
spirits and your home! ti @ 30-Day. ised Account! 
bd Coutiomad Credit! 
_ © Easy-Term Credit! 
Seana: radii 
     
  Over:Sized Windows Are No Problem with Waite’s 
_ Multi-Width DRAW DRAPERIES 
... In the New Floral Bouquet Pattern! 
* Complete ... Ready to Hang! 
* Xt Aol Shantung Texture!    one 
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Single Width by 90” Long 
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36” You must ‘actually see these 
_ begutiful draperies to appre- 
ciate — Smeal their 
lovely pa ‘ their fine 
: quality ¥ con la Fg 
They’re all gone to hang no 
‘matter how large your win- 
dows are. New contemporary 
floral with an oriental influ-. 
ence on natural background. 
Expertly tailored heavy quality 
draperies with extra full pinch 
pleats and uxurious antique 
ince any decor! See these 
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MEMAKER 
JUBILEE       
              
‘Value! 
Antique Satin Embroidery and Hand Cutwork 
‘BEDROOM ENSEMBLE | Imported Dinner Sets     
“Pretty as a picture” thot’ bed- . ue ‘ 52” 70” . 
-fgome wih oie Antique Satin’ “Ensem= Quilted Coverlets .. $1399 a por pe et Now ” 4 ‘ biagkinn . $7.95 $499 
tte.” ful ructed of . . we . : 
satin backing. Color-locked against light $ 499 AB tabla theta Od pastes Wate dled 5 Napkins . .$9.95 
ond ee a ee «Det Guiles... 4 orate designs and scalloped edges. Mode 3" by 102" $10°9 pink, white or turquoise. Choose yours Matching Cafe... $ 399 a Semon tae vow yon ae Come in 12 Napkins $17.95 
today! 
  Charge Yours at Waite’s .. . Fourth Floot Charge Yours at Waite's ... Fourth Floor 
  
Woven Wood . . . Matchstick 
DRAW DRAPERIES Made of top quality. Higo Matchstick 
hand picked in Japan! b 
_%& Dramatic on living 
$999 room windows! o bd 84" long... peir 
$ 
72" by 84” long... 4° 
$ 
96” Bd 84” long... a poir 
* Partition dinette ? 99 
from kitchen! 144 fe 84" long .. poir 
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rooms! 
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Your home has the distinction it deserves with these woven wood 
draperies of top quali imported matchstick from Japan. Very 
versatile too, blend with any decor . . . or with a few distinctive 
touches to other furnishings, you can ‘create the latest oriental 
look. Chemically treated to prevent moth and mildew damage, 
side hems of triple thickness are sewn to prevent damage. Wide, 
full two-inch taping. Install simply. Come in and select ‘your 
individualistic drapes today! | * 
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WASHABLE... ara DRY. "NO IRON   
  
        Lustrous Decorator Colors! 5 4” long ~ 19 9 
* Pink Reg. $7.99 
*Turquoise — 
* Nutmeg 90” long 19o9 
“White Reg. $12.99 | 
. Green Lovely solid color Fiberglas droperies that would 
* Gold Seip dry in just 7 rmieutes ond best of oll; obec lutely no ironing needed! Fire resistant, too... 
  the safest draperies you can hang. Come in now 
for exceptional drapery savings! 
“FEATURES < ch FIBERGLAS | NOW Is the TIME to REDECORATE 
© Weaker! wer” Whe Goer Thrsshot Nowy: MY | for SPRING, BUY NOW at BIG SAVINGS! Washes 
WTTTITIITITTriTrirriirriririiiririiiiiiiiiitl ttl @ Ready te Hang in Just 7 Minutes After Washing! Need 
no troning! 
@ Extra Strong Fibers that Practically Won't Weer Out! 
Fireproof, too! 
@ Rédsist Soil . . . Dirt Rolls Off Like Glass! Resist Sunlight, 
insects and Heot!               
' Waite’s Has a Complete Line of 
Traverse Rods and Drapery Hardware 
            
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  . in widths for every window! 
© RUFFLED 49" by 72" 99 
              
    Reg. $9.49 
Pair 
49x63" | 49° x81" 49"x90" 98x90" | 147”x90" 
Reg. $8.98 Reg. $9.98) Reg. 10.49 | Reg. 19.95 | Reg. 34.95 
$599 | $64 | $649 | $1498 $23 
41” by 63” eTaioreD 41 yx E79 Pair 
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- 4154" 41’ TZ" 41x81” 41x90" 
_Reg. $2.49 Reg. $2.99 Reg. $3.49 Reg. $3.99 
$179 $199 $719 | $319 
36” Long © TIERS 36" tong, 99 Pair 
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EVERGLAZE SPREADS — 
i 8.99 ss 90” Matching Draperies ... Same Price! 
* Pink 
*Yellow - 
* Blue 
* Beige 
Grace your bedroom with o layely 
everglaze bedspread in new Spring 
prints. Matching drapes are also 
available, and at the same low price! 
The finish is permonent too, just can't 
get dull for the life of the spread. 
Completely washable ond. colorfast. 
Hurry in now for an ensemble that 
brings Spring to your bedrooms! 
Charge Yours at Waite’s ... 
Fourth Floor 
  
Washable Orlon Blend Purrey “Moss Rose” 
PLAID BLANKETS LUXURY BLANKETS in an attractive “tomorrow” pattern in an exquisite rosebud pattern 
   Reg. $12.99 
10.99 
  ® Pink ® Yellow ® Orchid ® Brown ® Green _ Pink, Blue or Yellow on White 
Attractive “tomorrow” plaid blanket of orlon, eyitin,” Luxurious screen printed “moss rose’ blonket of 
and rayon for added wormth ond softness. Wide rayon and orlon that is warm yet light. Moth-proof, 
satin binding. Guaranteed moth-proof, big 72x90” mildew proof and non-allergic. Wide nylon binding 
size. Come in today and select your new blankets _ is guaranteed for the life of the blanket. 72°'x90"’, 
at Waite’s low, low price! By Chatham. Select yours today and sove! 
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       CANNON “RADIANCE” DELUXE ENSEMBLE With the Beautiful Gold Metallic Border! 
HAND SIZE EXTRA LARGE BATH SIZE REG. 98 REG. $1.98 
69 129 Face Cloths ... Reg. 49¢ ...........,...... 39€ 
“Radiance” towels, with their metallic borders, offer you new 
bathroom splendor — bath towels that glitter! They’re members 
of Cannon’s new “Royal Family’’ — so what's more richly ap- 
propriate than pastel towels with gold borders of metallic Mylar 
coated yarn? These metallic borders are nontarnishing, heat re- 
coated yarn? These metallic borders are nontarnishing, heat 
Your Badeoous Can Look Fresher with Bright Spreads ! 
New “Golden Key” 
LOOP PILE 
COLONIAL BEDSPREAD 
REG. Full or 
$14.95 $9. 909 Twin Size 
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® Rich First Quality! Lushly Looped Textures! 
® Completely Pre-Shrunk! Never Need to Iron! 
Super thick loop pile overlay in an authentic colonial 
design on either side. Extra rich material that drapes. 
gracefully. to the floor. Pre-shrunk, no -iron sensation 
at this low price. Choose yours noW in natural white. 
Here is a first quality heirloom-look colonial spread 
at savings that are irresistible! Hurry in now during 
Waite’s Homemaker Jubilee! 
7!   @ Oversize 82” by 100” (twin)! e Oversize 98” by 110” (full)! 
Save $1.99 Now—on Thick, Flufty 
CHENILLE BEDSPREADS 
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® Vivid Solid Colors 
®@ Heavy Bullion Fringe 
Beautiful first quality chenille spreads in lovely patterns 
with long wearing, sturdy sheeting backgrounds. All 
Waite’s . . . Fourth Floor! thickly piled and completely washable. Choose white, 
pink, yellow ,blue, red, light green. Hurry in today! 
  
    
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T. he Very Best . ” For Less... . During 
WAITE'S PILLOV SALE Washable Nylon Covered Ventiliie FOAM LATEX 100% Duck 
DOWN PILLOWS . 
      Ros, $4.99 3 99 Filled with.Dupont snow white 100% Reg. $5.99 ‘3 99 gis Reg. $8.98 “5: 99 dacren! Absolutely allergy free, stay 
super soft and buoyant through many Scientifically designed sponge honeycomb construc- - There is just nothing like a fine 100% 
washings. Always comfy soft and yet tion foam latex pillow. Laboratory tested for a light- down pillow! Soft, plump, buoyant, * sltent 
buoyant for the heaviest of sleepers. in er, softer, fluffier pillow. Enjoy truly luxurious sleep- . .. for the greatest night's sleep you will ever 
pink, white, blue or maize. Come in ing comfort on a pillow that never mats down. Buy have! Full size Cameo quality. Luxurious 
! enough for the whole family! . ACA stripe linen finish ticking. Soave now! 
Waite's ... Fourth Floor 
        © 12 Square Feet 
® Extra Care 
® Extra Weor    
       
       
        Hard Twist 
; pag wa 5 TEXTURED CHENILLE 
TWIN SIZE $ REG. $ ! 
REG. $14.98 : $6.98 ‘: 
Full Bed Size . . . reg. $19.98 ....... aces $12.98 : For Living Room, Bedside; Hallways, Anywhere!. 
@ Cushioned Firm Support!. Packaged in Plastic Bag! \ * SANDALWOOD = You want color—and you want a firm, resili- . Ni ; ca | «° Ste ent surface that won't show every footmark! . iow at this reduced Sale Price you can transform your ® GREEN You need a heavy duty runner that will wash present mattresses into undreamed of comfort with a new, ; p+ J quickly, easily and without matting. Gener- 
Filing thi ner ti ail pad! No papa < aaren ous 24x70” size. . . in attractive jewel tones illing to shift . . . always firm smooth support a i veral—one 
f all budget priced! Washable... allergy-free. Get > ene ii ah telfie erect” — fio today! 
Waite’s .. . Fourth Floor Wailte’s ... Fourth Floor 
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SPECIAL VALUE 
3-PIECE BED ENSEMBLE   
         
       
        
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  i $585 YOU GET ALL THREE PIECES! 
% ORTHOPEDIC-TYPE MATTRESS 
% MATCHING BOX SPRING 
% STEEL BED FRAME 
Imagine! All three pieces for less than you would expect - 
to pay for the mattress alone! This brand new twin size 
ensemble is top quality, too, comes with a full 10-year 
guarantee! The. orthopedic-type mattress has pre-built. 
border, heavyweight ticking and hundreds of coils. The 
“sturdy box spring will give you many, many years of 
_ service. The frame is all steel, rigidly constructed to — 
last a lifetime, Come in and take advantage of Waite’s 
Homemaker Jubilee savings! 
LOW DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMS! 
Waite’s . ... Downstairs     
          Completely Adjustable...Folding 
ALUMINUM CHAISE : 99 oes vier | rors 
You Save $15.91 !   
        
Here is the perfect chaise for you! Even it you 
weren't planning on buying one, you can’t 
afford not to buy two now! For home . . . garden 
pool use indoors or outdoors. Light yet sturdy 
and adjusts to 4 positions with a feather-touch 
control. Tubular aluminum construction, wide 
velon ribbonizing, washable and weather re- 
sistant. Folds compactly for storing. Choose 
pink/charcoal, black/white, red/white or 
turquoise/white. Get yours today! 
        
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SPECI/ Guaranteed ’* 
L “FACTORY RUN” SALE! Against Breakage... Lifetime Plastic * Shell White | 
* Bon Bon Pink 
* Turquoisette 
* Butter Yellow 
  BOONTONWARE _in distinctive square in the circle design! 
16 PIECE SET | 
ony $Q9 
Safe in a dishwasher’s hottest water! 
Now is your chance to reap terrific savings on plastic dinnerware! 
Very slight imperfects thot in mo way impair the wearability. 
Every piece is guaranteed against breakage with a written factory 
guorantee! The distinctive square in a circle design adds grace 
te any table. Choose from four beautiful colors. Each set in- 
cludes 4—-10' plates, 4—9-oz. dessert dishes, 4 cups and 4 
soucers. Get yours today! If Perfect 
$17.95! 
Waite’s... Fourth Floor 
  
SPECIA HEAVY-GAUGE PURCHASE!   
ALUMINUM COOKWARE With Copper-Tone Covers 
... that will not tarnish or finger-print 
... or that never need polishing! 
17-PIECE HOMEMAKER SET 
$49.95 
  Here’s What You Get: 
      
  
Value! ONLY a G* 
Here’s your chance to get the very. finest in modern 
cookware at a special low price! Smart, fire-lit 
copper-tone covers, fitted to super-thick oluminum 
pans, makes this set of basic cooking utensils the 
buy of a lifetime. You'll use them every single day 
for vitamin-saving cooking. Made and guaranteed         
  
Charm, the world’s largest monufocturers of 
aluminum cooking utensils. Hurry in now, while 
they last! 
    
            
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BIG 21-INCH DELUXE | ———_—_ Save Now! 
BARBEQUE GRILL Ul <= with Electric Motorized Spit! * Fin er-tip Hi-Low adjustment 
ia 1 9°» ° prenirivic steel 4 ne warmer! 
@ 5” rubber tired wheels! 
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Portable Wheel - Type 
ALUMINUM 
z GRILL 
$1 Down Holds Yours! | $39.95 
Special Value! Here is the barbeque grill you've 
always wanted now at-a-special low price! The spit 
has an electric motor, no more standing and turning 
a spit handle. The hood & bun warmer is sturdily con- 
‘structed of Armco Aluminized steel. With 1“ plated 
push-in legs. Come in now during Waite’s big 
Homemoker Jubilee!   
4 
39% 95 
    MOTORIZED! 
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Everything tastes better when you cook 
dut-of-doors on this big aluminum grill. 
Turkey size spit ond reflecting hood keep 
the fire nmeorer your food. King. size 
cooking grills, large charcoal fire box, 
side shelf for saut¢es and plates. Com- 
plete with built-in motor odapter. Save 
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Vang 
  Is SPEEDS FORWAR + Country Aire 
'20-INCH WINDOW , Fs| 
  | With Push Button Control epueeem ee renee 3 4 
a Reg. $° 99 
m $59. 95 
i | Down Holds Yours! 1 Easy Terms! . 
. * 3 Speed Intake — 3 Speed Exhaust! 
* Smooth, Quiet Operation! 
* Installs, Simply and Easily! 
* Fits Windows 2712” to 38” Wide! 
*5 Year Warranty! 
    5S 
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Aete 
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Layaway now and save! Big 20” reversible elec- 
tric window fan efficiently cools 1 to 3 rooms. 
6 push-button control, modern breeze box design. 
Smooth, quiet operation does not annoy you night 
or day. Insert it easily yourself, the fan will not 
interfere with normal operation of windows. Boked- 
on enamel finish. vtngdlick today for a demon- 
stration! Waite’s . . . Fifth Floor! 
     
       
     
   
    
         
   
      
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W aite’s eee 
    Brand New! Factory Cartons! All Attachments! 
  THOUSANDS LIKE IT SOLD AT $99.90! 
All These Extra Value Features: 
@ Full powered to get deep down rug-killing dirt 
@ No dust beg to empty . . . giant capacity -Sek 
@ Amazing new work saver nozzle, goes low modern furniture 
@ Follows you on swivel wheels! Never drags or snags 
@ New streamline design in two-tone colors 
@ Lock fast wands, plus flexible viny! hose 
@ New suction control, new dust proot filter system 
@ All metal construction, all genuine Fuller brushes 
Downstairs!. brush, upholstery tools, dusting brush ond crevice tool 
iit ase oe. ao a Ts SOF. a aes ac 
Stop moisture damage and discomfort due to 
excess moisture! This big super model de- 
humidifier will remove up to 3 galions of 
water per day. 
Applicable for use up to 13,000 Cu. Ft. 
See it today} of space! 
. LOW 
  _ Take » the Moisture Out of Hot Weather b 
|. With the Famous COOLERATOR 
DEHUMIDIFIER | 
          
  ‘  TOASTMASTER @ Complete with all attechments, including 2 wands, rug nozzle, floor 
Big 50-Gallon ... * Coniglaioly Automatic 
  
ELECTRIC 
  Reg. $129.95 
: *gg? 1/5 Horse Power unit. 
. 4 $139.95 aie ' 
LOW DOWN PAYMENT! 
EASY TERMS! 
ng Look no further! The new 
. Toastmaster automatic elec- 
- tric water heater is the water 
heater for you! Heavy duty 
steel tank, heat and money 
saving fiberglas insulation, re- 
liable controls contribute to 
the finest heater on the mar- 
ket. 4500 wattage element is 
new to moke it even better. 
New 20 hour heating also 
available. Complete with a 
full 10 yeor warranty. Best 
of all, you saye important dol- 
  DOWN PAYMENT! lars! Free delivery. See them 
EASY TERMS! : today 
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   The rug 
beouty! COMPLETELY WASHABLE cee THICK LOOP PILE! 
you have been shopping for! 
This. completely new textured rug cre- 
otéd by the blending of sturdy Viscose 
Rayon, Nylon and wool yarns is highly 
resistant to matting, foot-marks and soil. . 
New Vibra Colors, pretested for today’s 
living combined with the distinctive Vel- 
vet texture will create the perfect back- 
ground for each room in your home... 
at a price you can afford. Choose yours 
for an outstanding buy in rug wear and COLORS MORE BRILLIANT THAN 
COTTON! MIRACLE FIBERS SHED 
SOIL! DIRT CAN‘T SINK IN! 
NEW LOW PRICES! | * 
Velvety Nylon, Viscose and Wool 
RUG SALE ROOM SIZE 
‘ut S$ EID REGULAR $59.95 
27” by 48” a6" fy 48” by 72” 
Reg. "Est 98 . Reg. $15.98 
$ 3” ) 56” , *] 0” 
@ For your den, dining room, living room, beth 
room, nursery, bedroom. Perfect for in front 
of the fireplace and TY set. 
Waite's .. . Downstairs 
  
    
  Looks Like Leather! Feels Like Leather! Wears Like Iron! 
BIG, HANDSOME, COMFORTABLE 
DURAN KID “MAN’S CHAIR” Usually $59.95 A big chair that men love to sink into! Soft, durable : 
“Duran Kid” . . . a miracle synthetic thot looks and 
9 feels like fine leather . . at a fraction of the price of 
leather. Choose yours in green, red or ivory . . . for 
living rooms, dens, offices, club rooms. Only a tremen- v 
dous group purchase lets us offer this sensationally low 
rice! Hurry in 
EASY TERMS! e Et a Waite's .. . Downstairs 
  
‘Glamorous Wardrobe Protection! 
JUMBO GARMENT BAGS in heavy duty quilted vinyl $ r 
Reg. $2.98 j f 
© VERY SPECIAL AT 
Brighten gloomy closets! 
Colorful, attractively de- 
signed garment bags pro- 
tect clothing from dust, 
. » add new dec- 
to your moths . 
orator magic 
wardrobe! * Big 16 garment size, 
3” wide, 54” long. 
* Fully quilted top and 
front. 
* 3 hoop metal frame. 
* Full length zipper. 
Waite's... Street Floor 3 Exciting Patterns: on 
@ Brilliont new floral in sa 
aqua or pink with gold SG 
overlays on a white ee 
bockground. sot ; { 
@ Diamond quilt in rich as a 
hunter. Pale aqua or S04 ee 
pink. vst S 3 
@ Embossed quilt in aqua 
or pink, 
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10. 6 CU. FT... PUSH- BUTTON DEFROSTING 
KELVINATOR | WITH “MAGIC” SHELF! 
Ms Reg. $ 
$279.95 Sins 
Here at a special sale price is the 
refrigerator for you It’s the new push- 
button defrosting Kelvinator with 
magic shelf! Over 19 sq. ft, of shelf 
space, 70 pounds of frozen storage 
and 5 extra deep door shelves. |t also 
features twin porcelain “‘moisture- 
seal” crispers. You'll love the smart 
sand-tone interiors and gold finished - 
shelves, and of course, gleaming 4-WAY 
white exterior finish. This is truly the MAGIC SHELF 
refrigerator for you! See it now! Gives Complete Storege Flexibility 
LOW DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMS! 
Waite’s . . . Downstairs!        
  
                           
        
    
    
  
  
      
                       
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~~ LOWEST PRICE EVER! The World’s Fastest Electric Cooking! 
NEW 1957 30” KELVINATOR ‘Reg. LOW DOWN PAYMENT! ree « EASY TERMS! . : WITH TRADE 
; . *& FULLY AUTOMATIC 
Waite’s..offers you the beautiful new 30” Kelvinator range at the 
lowest price ever! It features the world’s fastest automatic electric cook-. 
ing! 7-heat surface units for complete flexibility in your cooking, giant 
“even - bake” oven for delicious baked goods that turn out succulent every 
time! And look at these features: 2 appliance outlets, oven signal light, 
radiant rod type bake and broil units and always dependable oven ther- 
mostat. Huury in now during Waite’s Homemaker Jubilee and see just 
why this is your new range! 
        
     
     
                      
            
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GIANT SIZE . . ae a 
- SPINDRIER > ; 
WASHER | * WITH POWER FLUSH RINSE 
* FINGER-TIP CONTROL CENTER 
-% ALUMINUM AGITATOR 
AND YOU SAVE “61 99 
138 won. sce-a WITH TRADE-IN 
Low DOWN PAYMENT! 
EASY TERMS! 
® Two big tubs work as a team to doa week's 
wash in less than an hour! 
© Spindrier spins the load 25% drier than 
wringer-dried clothes, leaves no broken 
buttons or hard-to-iron creases! 
° Quick-drain pump empties water into sink or 
tub in less than two minutes!   
    
      ” ic 
The giant’ deluxe EASY spindrier at terrific savings! You Cusiion Soft” Plast 
can’t afford to miss this buy! The power flush rinse-rinses — UNDRY BASKET 
and whirls away suds in minutes. Hot sudsy rinse water LA 
can be re-used in next washing. The finger-tip control 
center operates wash and spin action. Drain control REE 
operates just as easily. Your new EASY spindrier also 
has an improved design aluminum agitator with vanes of edditional cost winen 
scientifically spaced to provide gentler, more efficient purchase your new 
washing action. See it today! you Py Spindrier. 
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SAVE UP TO $100. 00 the magnificent | “s 
qj rm qwox television 
“CLEARANCE SALE 
  BUY NOW . 
   
  
BEAUTIFUL STYLING—YEARS 
AHEAD PERFORMANCE 
The Magnavision 21-inch® offers 
you Magnavox quality and de- 
' pendability thraughout. Full- 
transformer chassis, Local or 
Distance Selector Switch, opti- 
cal picture filter, convenient 
top tuning controls .-. . and 
new Magnavox omni-directional BIG 21-inch* PICTURE 
SPACE-SAVING CONSOLE 
The Constellation combines newest 
features with famous Magnavox 
quality and built-in- extra-values: 
Full-transformer chassis, optical 
picture filter, convenient top tun- 
ing controls and large 8" ex 
tended-range speaker. Why settle 
for ordinary TV, when a magnifi- 
      
  
  
  sound. cent Magnavox costs you no more? 
NOW 90 $ ser $1 59% se $1 9990. in cordeven with stend, in all finishes 
dightly higher in blend         
    LOW DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMS! 
. Downstairs 
SAVE "40.00! 
Yes! Buy now and save more than you spend_on this exciting easy to csanttele three-piece 
modern casual set! A beautiful love seat and two handsome chairs richly upholstered in 
genuine long-wearing washable Boltaflex in your choice of two up-to-the-minute decorator 
shades. Each piece is constructed on a sturdy all steel black frame accented with gleaming 
brass, and the comfortable seats and backs boast serviceable no-sag spring construction. 
Choose yours in coral or turquoise . . . but hurry. Come in or call today for this special value, © Exclusively Ours! 
© Love Seat plus 2 Chairs! 
© BoltaFlex Upholstered! 
©@ Brass Accent! 
© Non-Sag Spring 
‘Construction! 
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  °3-Pe. ‘Modern Casual Set 
  ‘Reg. $79.95 
9° LOW DOWN PAYMENT! 
EASY TERMS! 
    
    
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POWER MOWER SALE cas THROTTLE CONTROL BIG 21-INCH, 22 H.P. 
ag ROTARY MOWER Reg. $99.95 . with Famous Power a 
Products 2-Cycle Engine! 5 
Imagine! A power mower at 
this low price with outstanding - 
deluxe features. Big . double 
‘power action 2¥2 h. p. Power —" 
Products engine with recoil * 
starter. Safety engineered life- 
time. guoranteed steel deck. - 
- Lifetime guoronteed steel ball 
. bearing wheels. Side chute leat 
mulcher . and chrome guards. 
Trims within %&° of walk or 
hedge. Hurry in now while they 
last at this low price! 
  6° BALL BEARING | | x /- a 
FRONT WHEELS — 5 4, Ts “> 90 Day Warrenty does 
Pin, YARt in until your 
a livered! mower is de 
You Ride While This Mower Does the Work! |~ 
GIANT SIZE 24-INCH, 234 H.P. 
RIDING POWER MOWER 
$ 95 ex agtn aa 95 EASY TERMS! i 
® Comfortable, basket-type. wire mesh seat! 
® Clinton 2% H.P. heavy-duty engine. . . 
with recoil starter! 
® Convenient throttle on handle bar! 
® Speeds to 412 M.P.H.! 
® Exclusive safety feature clutch! 
- © Trouble-free chain drive with covered 
guard! oe 
® 24-inch rotary cut! 
Waite’s see Downstairs!        LOW DOWN PAYMENT! EASY TERMS! 
  
         
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the latest fashions in slipcovers 
  
    
DAVENO errant” $1 895 
ARMLESS DAVENO $189 3, 
  
   HIDE- A-BED COVERS 
$1995 ' 
  
       
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HOLLYWOOD BED COVERS 6 9 
MATCHING BOLSTER COVERS i     
  
  
  
  
  
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  * SANFORIZED® WOVEN, COLOR-COORDINATED, TEXTURED STRIPES AND SOLIDS! 
~ MAGIK MOULD PERFECT FIT! YARN-DYED AND LONG-WEARING! 
If you love the costly look of woven decorator fabrics, here’s the 
buy of buys! These yarn-dyed, woven, textured fabrics come in 
the smartest, color-coordinated stripes and solids, Cafe curtains, 
decorator pillows, bolsters all go perfectly with chair, sofa, 
~hide-a-bed, hollywood and studio covers (not shown). The 
exciting patterns and colors are woven right. in. Sanforized to ” 
wash like a dream. Chairs and sofas in exclusive Magik Mould 
four-piece construction fit your furniture precisely. 
PICK YOUR STYLE FROM THIS CHART ... YOUR COVER ADJUSTS TO FIT ANY SIZE 
| Qe oes wae” cuae sine come sTmE coquamt Common SQUARE SITE SOFA *] 6” 
CHAIR COVERS 
$31” | 
SOFA COVERS 
Cafe Curtains, 36” 
4.99 pr. 
54" Velence $1.79 Eech 
12” Decorator 
Pillows ee. $3,99 
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Chair Covers come in alt Solid Colors or Brown Stripe. 
Sota Covers come in off Solid Colors only. 
Sudip, iheanin, Uhde-A-Ged Coven coho lsu tisehaiins One 
eet sede ines oes cme teaaanmnia with 
Cole Corteten come in oft Solid Coleen Seip 
Trrow Pillows come in ol! Solid Colors or Siripen, 
$olid Colors: Stone Gray, Fire Red, Spring teat Green, Yellow Gold, 
: Pacific Turevoive, Pertimman, rewn, « Sera he towing Sure Town, 8 Comery Snover and acceserie   
  
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