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PONTIAC, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, MARCH 18. 1961-.24 PAGES

Who Needs That First Robin? ^
BEKAim or SnUNG - Monday at 3:3J p. m. it will officially be spring. But«to small boys. sprii« began weeks ago when they took the marble bags off the toy shrtves. Engrossed in a game in the yard ol the Ctotoot School are (from left) Joseph Gonzalez of 124 Henderscm
St.. Sean Whany ol 245 W. Pike St., and Rocky Gonzalez, also of 124 Hendersmi-St. . The weatherman says it could snow a bit tonight, but the' boys know that the swimming season isn’t too far off now.
Aims at Date for Arms Talk
Stevenson Hopes Moke Progress on Definite Time
WASHINGTON (]UPI) - Adlal E. Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said today he hopes to make “some ] with Russia next week on readi-ing a date for resuming disarmament talks.
Stevenson made the statement to reporters after a 90-minute Wnite House conference between President Kennedy and his t(^ advisers on foreign policy, defense disarmament.* Th^
said “That Is cat of the aspects
closer oa than some of the others. The United Stales has told Ras-sla It weald'be ready to reeame dhamnaroeat talks by Angnst at
He said the White House meeting was "entirely separate" from hmcheon this afternoon whldi he i^nd Secretary of State Dean Rusk were having with Andrei Gromyko, chief soviet delegate to the United Nations.
Stevenson, replying to questions, said the Laos crisis was not discussed at the White House conference.
Rusk also attended the meeting with Kennedy as did Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara.
Stevenson told newsmen he had come from U. N. headquarters at New York to "talk abbut some of the pending problenns in the United Nations" and also to have hmdi with Rusk and Gromyko.
or Man Winter: Spring Arrives Monday, Scoot!
Spring la jiist around the otnner. The weatherman says it will o(i^-cially arrive at 3:32 p.m. Monday when for fleeting instaid tiw earth's equator will lie directly beneath the sun.
The passing instant is known as the vernal equinox and marks the start of spring in the northern hemisphere, according to the American Muaeum-Hayden Flane-tarium.
Seek Detroit Builder in Home-Fraud Probe
Four Hospitalized

2 Dead in County Smashup^
Space Capsule Success Paves Way for Man
Structural Test Goes Off Without- o Hitch; Astronaut Next?
WASHINGTON (AP) — An unmanned Mercury space capsule was sent aloft from Wallops island, Va., today in an apparently successful test of the Spa^ •program’s escape and para-
MOUNT CLEMENS (AP) — Two. warrants were issued today for a Detroit builder in what prosecutor George N. Parris described as the invest^tiem of building operations that could run into hxmdreds of bombs and miUlons of dollars.
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PCH, 3 Other Area Teams Out of Tourney
Pontiac Central fell by the way-side in state high school basketball tournament competition last night dropping a SS-44 verdict to Detroit Catholic Central in the re-tl lltfr ganta at Southfield.
t was riiminated, bowing 55-54 to Bay City St. Jo-s^ih. Roseville and L’Anse Crouse were otbo' area losers.
aarfcstaa and Ferndale are now the only Oakland County schools remaining in the running. They play in rogkmal finals tonight.
See page 10 lor stories and,pictures on the tourney games.
Schultz is. accused of taking deposits and payments from prospective home buyers ind failing to begin construction or onlj| jnidai^ completing homes for wWefa be], contracted.
Parris said other builders also are under investigation on similar complainte and alleged failure to pay subcontractors for work done in home building.
Parris said Schults disappeared
Fanatics Threaten Massacre in Congo
LEOPOLDVILLE, the Congo (UPI) — Hundreds of fan tic 'leopard men" terrorists are roaming the .Congo's Kivu Province, threatening to massacre all Europeans, the United Natkms said today.
A strong unit of U.N. Malayan troops and Congolese national ariny forces was en route to the area to drive the terrorists away fran the Kasongo area where maraudUhg siddiers eariier beat up priests and raped nuns. At least 30 vriiite missionaries are believed to be in the
A U.N. spokesman said several hundred natives were the rampage. They wear leopardskin bands around their heads and describe themselves as a religious sect.
German Peace Corps?
BONN (UPD—The foreign ministry was reported today to be considering the idea of setting up West Goman Peace Corps like e one being created in the United States. ^
Schultz, 29, Who operated out of Detroit and lived in Oak Park, was charged with larceny by conversion and violation of the Builders Trust Fund Act,
last t
two oompwiles. Say Scknltz, Inc., and New Home Sales, bw.. Into bankruptcy and selling his Oak Park resMcnee. His firms were headquartered at U4S1 Eenkel,
Parris said he had received 40 comirtaints from nearby Warren, where Schultz bad operated in four subdivisions, and that at least $40,-000 was involved there.
State p<dice detective Harold Ernst of the Center Line Post said evidence indicates that some of the money involved in down-payments .cits was used for something eito "and that some of it ended up on the gambling tables in Las Vegsf."
Cat Turns Lineman to Aid TV Viewers
WHITESBUKO, Ky. IV) — BUI Bates finally found a way to run' B television Une through M feet of It Inch pipe-
line to the family eat, started Um throogh the pipe, then unleashed his hunting dog.
The TV Une streaked through the plp{ and Bates’ son rescued the cat at the other end.
chute launching systems.
The test, one of a series leading to manned space flight, was designed to give the space capsule and its auxiliary systems their toughest structural test yet.
Complete resulU of the test wiU not be determined until radio and other technical data are analyzed, but officials oi the National Aero-naiUics and Space AdmirUstration said the test apileared successful in every respect.
A powerful Little Joe roriret sent the capsule skyward.
The space enJt ■epnrato from tl rockH at about SS.0N feet, ns pfauuied. lie eraft then oontinaed Us ellmh to shout j»,m feet, where the msln psrsehute
Ih^ciqisule was seen landing in the water about 8^ minutes altar ttie bundling.
The rocket carried radio tde-i metiy equipment to send hack fli|^ data, and also carried tape recorders on board. It was traded by radar and hy cameras on the ground and in aircraft.
The shot may be the last in the Mercury astronaut program before a similar capsule carries a mail on a 125-mile high, 20OmUe long ballistic flight from Cape Canaveral, Fla.
That flight, tMtnttvely sehed-
The 2S-foot-taIl rocket, 6.5 feet in diameter and weighlhg 40,000 pounds with its one-ton space craft, blasted off at U:4& a.m.
Plane Crashes; Two Walk
Away
A Farmington pilot and his passenger walked away from their single-engine plane this morning after the craft crashed into the Romeo Golf Cknirse during ^keoff.
Rmneo State FoUce said the only injuries were a cut on the chin of the pilot, Edwin Simpowsfci, 31, 24333 Broadview St., and a cut on the elbow of the ^passenger, Bruce H. Miller, 28, of 72 E. Dallas St.
Unemployment Scourge Eases
Jobless Totals, Also New Claims Decline for Second Week
WASHINGTON (UPD-Both the number of workers drawing unemployment checks and the number applying for them de<dined for the second consecutive week in early March, but officials today noted that the total was still a record high for the period.
The Labor Department reported FYlday night that insured unemployment went down by 62300 for the week ended Mardi 4. The _ vioOs week it had gone down by a thin 13,000.
The plane — a Cessna 140 — is owned by Leonard Brown, 250 Mid-‘ Highland Park.
The 1S463M persons drawing Jobless benefits at the beginning of March was still n record high for that ttane of year, fit waa
faUerliig Just before the plane hit the ground.
The nose and one of the plane’s wings suffered extensive damage. The mishap occurred at 8:40
program covered oMy n fraofion of file work forpe U now pro-
Another indication of recoit levelling-off trends was that initial claims for unemployment benefits continued to lArtok, falling by 42,000. That was believed due largely to outdoor jobs opening up and "slackening of layoffs in the automobile industry” and other fields.
The department said that about 192,500 persons exhausted their benefits In February, apimndmate-ly the same number in January.
Forty stales, led by New York, OsHfotnln, Illinois, New Jersey and Pennsylvaiiln, reported the rednctloBs far their nnemployment
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration said there were no anhhals or biidogical qie-
Michigan, under the impact of early auto layoffs, reported an increase in insured ummployment of 14,700. But Michigan alro reported the largest drop in initial claims, indication that file heavy auto productian and empkwment cutbacks of Febiuaiy vTOre easing.
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snnuaer beglas hi the aorlhera henrinphero. Oa that date, thesn wtt he overhead at Am Tropic of Gaaoer degrees north of the
There’s a chance OT Man win have another fling by brtaglag rain mixed wtfii now and sleet tonight with a tow of SO.
flUetareexpeetedtodearta-ddy wtih the tonperature nochiiig, a h|d> of St- Moning eorieriy wtoda at 10 mae per hour will ^. come ooibieasterly at 20 to 25, m.pJi. tonight and northwest Stan-
Hghteen was the' lowest recording preceding t a-». in Aiwntown FMBlne. The reading at 2 pA-waa Sf.
Nonpayers Elevate Pontiac General^s Rates
You Help Pay Anolher's Hospital Bill
By PETE LOOHBIUCB T>» per cent of file hill you pay at Pontiac General Hos|rital goes to offset losses on patients whose bolt are paid oaly partially or not at alL
la other words, 19 ents on every $1 is. In effect, a subsidy tor than who can't pay thrir TMa, at a tiiiie of monnfing hoa-.Mal hilto and iiinraiwe premi-una, la at ths heart et the boa-pital’a tong battle to trim '
kntB, according to Harold B. Eid-
Tbe battle wiU be renewed next Saturday when state, county and local offiriata meet at the hospital to diaenss possible corrective legiaUitton.
eveiTMN pMd Ms MB at
dace chargee by U per ceM,”^ said Enler. “This points np how ■ignifloant nnpeid or partially paid hllhi are In the hospUnl’s
does your bill go up when tomedie else doesn’t pay? Becauae the hospital is a break-ran proposilkn. and revenues must equal «q>en8es, Euler tor-plalne. When revenues fall off in one arsa. they mat be Jacked up in another In mder to finish the ye&r with a balanced operatian. HOSPITAL TAKES STAND The hospital hat talmn the stand fiiat it is unfair to penalize the paying pafienU.
The fii^r Is printed at the state legislature and the Oakland CMnty Department of Serial Wsitaro.
lag M rrimbanemeiit to the
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The Board of Social Welfare ea tracts yearly with the hospital on the ■
treatment of wrifare patients.
The hospital has claimed tor
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low, that they were less ^iaa tiie actual cost of -For instance, 'Bie hoqiital says the average dally coat of treatment last year was S4S57, but the county ceiliiig is SM and the state between $22 and $25.
LOSS OF mm The boaidtal says It tost $24,404 treating state-aid patients last year and $44,825 on county patients. The tomes wpraasnt almost U
(OoatiinedcBPhga2.09L5)
The initial claims total for the week ended March 11 was 383.000. In January, daims reached a high of 565,000 in one week.
Department effMals said con-Btractloa work and otker outdoor IMds BsuUly expand as spring (Continued on Page 2, Cri. 7)
Madison Heights.
They did not require hospital treatment.
The golf course is adjacent to the Romeo airport.
Slmpowskl apiNUvntly misread wind signals and took off with the wind behind Instead of against the ptane, according to
The riane had traveled only half a mile to an altitude of amne 40 feet before losing air speed and nosing onto the golf course, police said.
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Wishes toTry Youth as Adult
To Continue HiKirings in Fatal Stabbing of Boy at Cord Game
A Juvenile Court hearing .will continue Monday on whether 16-year-old Robert L. Draker of Pwi-tiac should stand trial as an adult in the murder of his neighborhood chum.	*
Probate Court Judge Donald E Adams recessed the hearing 3:30 Monday after neariy a full day’s testimony yesterday from the several youths who witnessed the Feb. 25 knife slaying of Jerry A. Chestnut, 15, of 893 Melrose Ave.
Pontiac Municipal Court Ju^e Maurice E. Finnegan has Iswed. n second-degree murder warrant against Draker, of 88S Melroro Ave-, who woa’t be tried la Or-eait Court on the charge unlew Jadge Adams waives his court's J«i
JaiteAction ever the Sterling, a
_ assistant pros-ecutmr, »>asking for the waiver. Oraker’s attorney is Pontiac attorney Bernard Girard, a former prosecutor.
Pontiac Youth, Waterford Man
Crash Victims
B. CLABE CUMMINGS
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The career of R. CSare Cum-mings, prestdrtij, of the Pontiac Federal Saving and Loan Aaaod-ation, is an outstanding exuce of the American success story.
It started with Cummings taking job as teller at a bank in Holly in 19M.
It contlnUM today with Cummings no president of Pontinc’o lurp;est.mortgage lending Institn-tioa of which he was one of the
In between, be worked as a bank ashler and assistant cast pf a bank
(or 19 years.
A resident of Pontiac since 1912, (3Uhmings, 76, has been a member of the Oakland County Board of Supervisors for 10, years, havteg served as chairmanrUe also was a president of the Pontiac Board of Commerce.
A phmecr member of the Hu-rm-ainton MetropoUtaa Anthor-ify, be has been the eounty’s
Commleuloaers for IS yean.
Active in the Boy Scouts, he is i past president of the Clinton Valley Council and has worked as an officer and director in scouting for more than 25 years.
Cummings lives at 205 E. Iroquois Rd.
Atomic Workers Agree to Contract With GE
RICHLAND, Wash. (UPI) -General Electric Co. and ,the Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council reached an agreement eariy today on a new contract for about'3.200 worker): at the Hanford atomic works near here.
The agreement is subject to provai by the members of unions for which the council is bargaining agent at the atomic facility.
She Carries Michigan's Colors
ON TO MOBILE - NQchlgan's Junior Miss, pretty Bevoly Whitworth, 18, of Flint, left today with four asoorts from the Ponfiac Junior Chamber of Commerce to rompete in the national finals at Mobile, Ala. The blue-eyed brunette, who roller skates tand designa dresses, was chosen to Ni«esent tht-Wohwriaa State af a pageant stoUMed fay toeal Jayceea in Jan-
uary. Miss Whitworth will ride Michigan honors into the pageant against girls from evny state in the union In a Pontiac convertible provided by *the Pontiac Retail Store. Fi^ left are: Oyle R. Haskfll, 4182 Athens St., Drayton Plains, pageant advisor; Mrs. Rktaaid Jorgensen; Miss Whitworth; Mrs. HaakiU; and Jorgensen, 2215 Avondate Ave„ Sylvan Lake, atata chairman,
2 Teen-Age Girls Listed in Fair Condition at Pontiac General
Two traffic accidents in the county.last night claimed the lives of a Pontiac youth and a Wateiford Township man and sent four persons to the hospital.
Dead are Donald E. Rawlins, 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs, Glendell G. Rawlins, 791 SecfHid St., and Lester Lundy, 42, of 1269 Otter Drive.
Rawlins was killed in a head-on two-car collision on Joslyn Rood in Orion Township at 10 P-ih.
Two teen-age Pontiac girls, Who ere passengers
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In the car driven by Rawlins, and the driver ot fiie other car were reported in lair condition today at Pontiac General
Pearl Wood, 17, 42 Bellevue tfifiered multiple fractures and facial cuts. Glenda Whittington.-17, 106 S. Edlfli St., has a possible concussion and a badly cut right ear. Both are seniors at Ptmtiac Central High School.
The nther tartver, Milford 8.
Intonial bjiirles in the crash.
A tWW passenger In the Rawlins car, Kenneth Beals, 19, of 1220 . Taylor Road, Pontiac Township, was treated at the boqrital for minor injuries and releaied.
The youths were out Joyriding when the accident occurred. They were driving south on Joslyn Rood when the oncoming MuUina car nr a rise in the road on the wrong side of the center line, according to sheriffs deputies nho investigated at the scene.
an attendant at Ms father's gas station since quitting aehool last yew. The body Is at the Voor- . hees-SIple Ftaaernl Hoom la Pontiac.
Lundy died Ot William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, ^ morning of juries sustained in a two-car crilision in Southfield last night
Witnesses trid Southfield police that Lundy, driving east on TGne Mile Road, ran a red light at Southfield Road and smashed into _ southbound car driven by Mrs. KatUeen F. Kellerman, 37, ri 16164 Trinity, Detroit.
Mrs. Kellerman was in satisfactory condition today at Beaunxmt Hospital with back injimies. Her two daughters Karen, 15, and Cris-tin, 10, were treated: and released.
Police said Lundy was alone in his car.
Judge Claims
Legislature Isn't
Rules Indiana Body Is Unconstitutional and Has Been for 34 Years
INDIANAPOLIS. IncL (UPI) -Indiana’s Legislature B unoonstl-tutional and has beenjfor 34 years, county judge said Friday.
The derision aroused a furor of qpeculatloa over the legality of laws, salaries, aptmopriattons, boarda and evoything ebe the legialature has dealt with for nearly two generatkaia.
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Judge John Linder of Mariofi County (Indianapolto) Saperlar
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THE PONTIAi!^ P|tRSS, SATITBPAY. MARCtf 18, 1961
Police Keep tiose Watch bn Algerian Powder Keg
' ALGIERS (UPI) inA police stood guard today in Atgiaaa and Oran, ready to deal 4nth any effort by Arabs or Europeans to set off a new wave e(
Friday’s Arab acceptance H PreMedt Cbariaa da Gaulle's call ■for peace talks coincided with the «nd of the Moalein fast of lUna-dan. and the oombinatiaa brat ^considered potentially expiosive.
‘ rented about a puaaUtie esplo-Sion of Moslem reJoMag iaio I vMewce. Tbey oaid aloo
Iron Me beta eea Araba sad Ear*-peaaa.
The French also w to aak tor an Arab guarantee of the rights of Europeans who It to live in any ‘ ‘
Algerian sute which might be created aa a result of the talks, and to urge the need far retentioo of France’! key Algarlan
ML DONALD D. BEftGEBON
Heads YMCA Expansion Unit
Namod Chief of Dental Group in Professional Division of Drive
Dr Donald D:'Bergeron. 3020 W. Valley Road. Bloomfield Hills, has been named chairman of the dental group in the profeaskmal division of the Pontiac YMCA's expansion |irogram campaign.
Announcement of Bergeron's appointment came today from Robert M. Critchfieki, general cfaair-huui of the S65„000 drive for facOtties at the YMCA building. in Mt Clemens St.
V BefgeTM b prealdeat of the \ Oaklaad OSMy Dental gacMy
Deatal OWe Ctab.
He has been active In Pontiac civic affairs, having oerved op Committees <d the Pontiac Area United Fund and the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce. He b alio a	member of	the	Rotary	~	‘
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Bergeron has enlisted Dr. Leo WasentcTfer as associate chairman and a comndttee of local dentists	to aisbt	in the group's	work.
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Committee members are: D^. Jjimes Christie, Robert H. Kl^ mins. Jack J. (hats. Daniel S. McGeen, Duane Bigaby, Robert A. Odvin, Kenneth Dicksteln. W. 0. koeser and aiftoii M. Rice Jr.
side rather than aee the way opened for an Arab victory at roatorence tabb in France.
exchangcn. Arab toreea are fighdag French troope in Algeria.
In the past few days, they have staged a number of attacks on French border defenses from MtHocco, perhaps hopes of getting rrinforcemenb through to guerrillas in the Algerian hilte.
Friday, the Frcwcli amy
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by Arab giKTrittaa who set part
toe French government plana a step4iy-step approach in Its ne-
They said the French prababiy press early in the talks for
Gives Railroad Away as Gift
De CfonDe ariginally set aa a pre-requf ■	‘
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By MAX 8LMON The whiatla of the locomotive b silent and the tracks that carried the tralia have been dismantled.
Neveitheleaa, the future of a Pontiac “railroad" couldn't, be roiier.
Nest winter It'll be
Storms Leave Path of Damage Across South
Says Space Projects Safe From Air Force Monopoly
crossed Southern Alabama Northern Florida today and headed out to aea.
WASHINGTON IB - The Air, Force chief of staff sought today ■ure the Array and Navy that the Air Force has on their pet space projects.
Gen. Thonaas D. White said a recent Defense Department directive giving the Air Force virtual monopoly on space wtwld not change the status of the Navy’s Pobiia jnlasile and toe ^rtny’a NikfrZeus mballe defense system.
Tornado warnings were ouf early today in Alabama and.Florida, and warned of severe thun«
derstomia in all Eastern Gulf statee.
A twister swooped down on At-more, Ala., 35 miles northeast of MobUe last night where it damaged two homee and numerous small buildings. No one was Jnr^ At Mobile, hall damaged prap-aad raia flooded streets. The I meaaared M miles so hour St the MobUe Miudcipwl Airport
MobUe had 1.04 inches of rain witidn six hows during the night and McOomb, Miss., tectmled 1.43 Inches for the same period.
Heavy rain in Soothem Mlasta-slppt threatened floods along the same rivers
poured out of their banks two
Demonstrate in Korea
TAEGU, Korea (UPI) - About )JX)0 persona led by students, demonstrated In this Central South Korean dty today in one of the first major protests against the government of Premier John M. Chang.
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The Weather

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PONTIAC AND YICINITT — Inereasing cloudinam ond a Unie warmor today. High IS. Rain toa^ht. pos-sfbly beginning as mixed mow, sleet ind rata. Low St. Rain ending Sunday and net much ebange in temperature. High IS. Southeast to east winds today, beeemlng nwtheast 2t to 25 miles tonight and northwest Sunday.
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WORKINO ON THE RAILROAD-Approximately 1,000 meifl-. bers of th» Pontiac Boys Gub have operated this mfaiiature 12,000 raUrood aet which the club received aa a gift from Thomoa E. Wibon, GMC Trude & Cbach Diviaion general manufacturing man-
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ager. Pictured above ia. om of six “Casey Jonee” by the boys. Hie raUrOod wUl be a permanent « at the club.
The railroad, a complete |2,000 miniature lyatem. waa preaented as a gift to the Pontiac Boys Gub during the Christmas season by Thomas E, WUaoil, gmeral
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WUaon decided that the railroad would prove an item of fascination fw the Boys Gub memberi, many of whom don't have trains of their own.
An Immediate attraction, the railroad has been operated by > than 1,000 boys at ib
White said that within 36 hours of toe March 6 order from Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara he had called all of hb top commanders to the Pentagon for discussion of its implications.
farto the effeets of the I
White also assured the committee the Air Force was i renutdy considering moving into the' space exploration field oocu-pide by the National Aeronautici and Space Administration.
The decision giving the Air Force euch n dominant role in space drew a protest from Gen. Lyman Lemnitoer, an Army officer who b chairman of the Joint Chieb of Staff, He reportedly said toe ruling goep too far and was rushed along without giving the military chieb a chance for proper study.
Choir, Soloists Offer Oratorio
Phillip Stainhous Leads 'St. AAotthew Passion' at Kirk in the Hills
Indiana's legislature Said Unconstitutional
(Continued From Page Oae) ,^ ment in answer to a petition filed three jvars ago by Sbte Sen. Nelson Grills, an IndianapOlb Democrat and proponent of legislative reapportionment.
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Under said the Indiana Constl-tutioi) clearly statee that the state’s leghdative districts rtould be reapportioned every six years. Since l^slatures have refused to reapportion the atate in every Sion since 1931, -the judge said, their refiiaab constltijte “a viola: tion of the mtohbers’ sacred oath of office."
(The Indiana judge b not alone to hb thinking.
8CHOLLE DENIED (August School! has been saying the same thing about Michigan for years. Scholle, president of the Michigan AFLrGO, contends a 1953 constitutional amendment freezing the stote's senatorial db^ tricb violates the U.8. Constitution.
Kirk in toe ilb will condude lb current series of religious music r services with “St. Matthew Passion" by Bach at 4 p.m. Sunday.
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A musical masterpiece that mb-rars the deep spiritual significance of Lent, toe oratorio b one of Bach's most inspired creations, Dr. Harold C. DeWlndt, mintoter of toe Kirk said.
The preseetatiOB wlU be «ea-daotod by pump Btstoheas, ao-sleled by membeet of too KM
ef AD-Satatta Epbeopol (
be Joel Evenole, toe evangelbt: Fred Burnett u Jesus; John Feny os Peter and Pilate; Herman Wane as the high priest and Judas; and Bariiara Friedrich, «
Car Goes Into Lake but Driver Escapes
A 23-yeatvoM man hardy e»-
Kelly toM eheritt's depuUea he mtooaiculated hb speed on« curve on Blaybec^ Road. The car shot strait ah(^ into the lake.
joties noted that there arc no fuard nils or indlcatan at the
Six “Ouey Jenes dobs’’ were organhe(L wtto b*ya banlag toe daties of railroad workers— SBUchmeB, brakemen, yard-mea aad eagiaeers.
“I wouldn’t be surprised 11 some of these’kds could actually run said Creasy B. Larsen, executive dlreetdr of the club. “They sure know a lot more than [ do about nantag a railroad.” /"	WWW
The railroad's operations have [ended because toe space at club building Is needed for other programs, Larsen said.
(fold weather in the fall wfil herald the conoeback of the choo-choo, much to the delight of 1,000 would-be (foiey Joneses who walttog for another ctoance to be working on toe railroad.
Interchange by Students Is Approved
ANN ARBOR (I) — Studenb at the University of Michigan and Wayne Sute University now ma) take courses at either sctoobl.
The V. el M. Beard e( Regeab approved toe plaa at Mi meatoly meettmr EMay* ‘HM WSU Beard kt OoveiMrs approval I ae t
by the State 8
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tapreme Coort.)
Some Indlisna oftiebb propoeed that Under’s ruling be appealed to the Sbte Supreme Ooiat, wfakto they said would aUow time tor the legi^ture to reapportion before a decision was metoed.
But the attorney general advbed •gainst thb. Liner's deebioh has no legal effect, Steers said, but an opinion by toe Supreme (fourt would be binding.
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Sbtehouee sources said that if the Supreme (fourt upheld Under, and the legbbture had not reapportioned the sbte, the high court opinion would make the pres-
ent or any new
Such an opinion would force a oonstitutlanal convention, they
have to reaivortioo the ibb. Dien the convention could call an election for a'iiew legbbture.
1st Annual Meeting Starts With Supper
The first amnal mssttag tt ths Cross of Christ Litthscaa Church wfll bs hMd Moodsy, ksgteafag with a co-opsrathre supper at 6:30 p.m.
rsttoacMoB. Nancy Bnaidt. Hrito worst and Cathy IMinhn will ghw a raadliw.
FbUowing tbs snnusl rsports, the movie. "Tammy’* will be shown. A brief devotional period #01 rioea the evtnt at 9 p.m.
Pastor Pauling eahl memberi and friends srs invited.
Bituminous coal productlan fai one year was about 392 million iboot 11 tone ior e . ma% woman «nd child hi the U J.
The railroad had afforded many pleasurable hours to hb ■on, Thomas £. Wilson Jr., 16. at the Wilson family home, 431 W. Long Lake Road, Bloomfield
Down River (fonvocation; will be the guest speaksr Mondsy at ths monthly meeting of the BCW of
The meeting will Im held at toe home of Mrs. Lyle ' S. Reading Road. CohoMem wiU be Mra WUUam Snyder.
Pilgrim Congregatioaal Church of Birmingham has outgrown ib original temporary meettaou plkc* and beginning tomorrow will hold worship services and Sunday School claases at the Community House.
TIKMMAS E. WILSON
Glamour Falcon
Dressed-Up AAodel to Compete With AAonzo; Eye Pbns for Tempesf
DETROIT Ifi—Another skirmish In the running battle between Chevixdet and Ford b due next week when Ford .introduces a new dressed-up model of ib emn-pact Falcon.
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The new prsdaot, with fancy
University ipokesmen laid the program will be restricted in early stage to advanced and spe-
The Monza was introduced last May in a twtvdoor version and a four-door model waa put in production in January. The Mim aeries accounb for 45 per cent of all Corvair sales.
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Ths new Falcon b aakl to carry the name “Futura.” Repocb say it b fitted with budtet seab and a center consob sudi aa b used on the Thunderbird.
PIANS FOB COMET The Ford Motor Cfo. has another super compact model b the works for (fomet. This one also b due xm.
Two other fsacy ■
Under the program a student rolled at one of the universities wUl be allowed to take courses at the other. He will pay tuition to toe ■dioal ta which he b enrolled.
The pregram b dealgaed to ase tally toe rewmroM of both aai-verttfles aad to avoid naneoes-■oiy dapileafloa tai tawbaetba
Marvb L. Nlehuss, U. of M. vice president, predicted otoer untversi-tlee b Michigan eventually would Join the program.
Your Hospital Bill Helps Pay Another's
(Continued From Page One) per cent of the total billings on county patbnb and nearty 36 per cent on sbte-aid ★ *
Next week the hosidtal agab will push for a reimbursement formula to>t b not limited by a ceiling but rather eotvers the actual ooab of treatment
r aiea el heeee Igwris whe de r for wolfere er sbfo
Euler said the hospital losl {170,• 479 last year on hffis that were mostly unpaid because the patienb could not pay them.
At toe same time, the hoapibl
Oakland County last year.
The hoRitbl ssetes, first, tmo
ptbb to bear toeir fsb load. k k it
Euler gave toese figures on losses dm^.the past three yssrs:
Eubr isld that tkc hosplbl. to “ ion. eouBbd 9mm kk bad
laaey ■•me, ta derigMd ts oom-peto with Chevrolet’s highly sm»-
Nooe of Ford’s plans has be«i coofinnsd as yet.
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It has been reported the new Falcon and Ctamet modeb will be diqilayed at the International Auto Shorn which opens at New York’s OMbeom April L
The Day Birmingham
To Open Bids ior Bonds to Finance Sewer Net,
BIRMINOHAM Bids for the pwchase sf 1616,000 to bonds finance oonstruetion of the BeVeriy HlUs Intfrnal eewer system will be ope^ Ttiursdsy toe village ofiLw.
Tito bids wiU be for 1666,000 to special aaseesment to 1140,000 ta gmeral obligation bonds. The opening of toe sealed bids to echedided for 6 p.m.
Ths itaie Mstodpal Unaaos rmuMssiito approved the bend Mb Marsh 1.
Village President Marvin Gine stated recently that conatruction of the sewer system may begin early next month.
Mrs. Boyd Turner, prestillnt of
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Mn. G«his Stselmui wUl gtvo a talk Ott GvU Dtttnis btttore the literature department at the horns of Mrs. M. J. Dsnr of 606 Aigyb St:
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Sttvics for frank T. LaBtoUi of on N. Cranbrook Road. wiU be Monday at 3 p.n. at ths Manby-Boltay Flasral Homs.
Mr. LsBesu died Friday night St William Bsaumont HasNtal foL lowii« a short lUnsss. He was 32.
Burial will be at Rossbnd Park Ometery to Bnrktey,. A Masomc graveside service will b# psr-fonned under the auspices of toe Blroitoghsm Lodge No. 44, FSAM.
Mr. LaBeau wu a member of the FirsI Pnabyterian Church of Birmtogham. Ha was automotive sabs manager for Bob frost Inc.-to Binntagham.
Surviving are hb wife, Doris: tatiwr, Frederick, of Buffalo, N. Y.; mother, Mrs. Vlotat U-Bean, of Saginaw; two dauirid*n. Judy and Baitara; tois eon, Timmy; and a brother, Frederick of Madbon Heighb.
has bean meeting the pest twe moaths at Showcase, Inc., tor Us weekly services.
Time of service at the Community House will remain at 13 a.m., according to James K. Ftack, provisional dialrman.
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Dr, Oorge Btoimon, former moderator of the National Association of (fongregational Christbn Oiurches. will be the guest speak-*r at tomorrow's seryice.
Nonnui Prady, editor of pub-
rms at Michigan State Unive^ Oakland, wiU be the guest speaker Monday at a meeting of toe Rotary Anns.
The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Walter Anderson, 325 Lowell Court, beginning with a 1 p.m. pot lock luncheon.
Daniel C, Friaker of.251 EucUd Ave.'was one of seven Michigan residents to recrive degrees recently from Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Friaker earned an A.B. degree.
The Birmingham Woman's Gub 111 have . three departmental meetings and luncheons Tuead-y at 12:30 p.m.
The Amertean Rome depari-ment will meet at the home of Mrs. Roger Hanooa of 676 Var-nfooth Road to hear Mn. Jf. B.
MRS. ROWLAND QUINN
Slate Service for Area Woman
Mrs. Quinn Succumbs at Her Home Following Short Itineu
taral Therapy.”
Mrs. William Mirgeler of 1128 Chesterfield St. will host toe Fine Arts department.
Planting” will be discuaeed by Lawrence Smith, ard)itect.
Jobless Rolls Down; New Claims Decline
(Continued From Page One) nears. They would aot osy how the new rodneWans oompored to
the 1951 leoesaian, insured unemployment continued to rise ' April, the month the slump i and
The rate of pneont drawing jobless checks foil from 8.4 per cent to 8.2 per cent. The rate was 5.8 per cent a year ago.
The total work force — including tooee not under toe Jobless tonafit pragram — to ssttanated at nssrly 66 tniUioa parsons.
Angola Troops to Congo Border
LUANDA, Ai«ob (Portugmse West Africa) (AP)
to the Angob-Congo boedey area, where tribal temrbta have been hhcUnff to death and matflattng
Angob pbnbtions. At "least 30 Ibnters and members of tiielr families were reported slain.
Portuguese colonial rulers here turned to armed m^ht in hopes of ending toe Mau-Mau type <A ■laughter. The same planes that
the hlndrtnce of torrential rOta.
■ . swinging knives have killed and hacked up I men, women and ctol-toe piurt three days. GIRL oin: IN HAur One report said 36 pentane were murdered jt a Ug poffo* ptotaa-
city. A young girt was reported cut to haU near Vbge. One mutt-
(Thb diapatch did not ny ootaktoni among the attadr-
(Bspatebas received ta Lisbon said the terrortob .ware “loraigDSrs’’ or came from the Congo across be border. Soma of ‘ aid Ntgrass aad rers attadcad.)
SokHsrs and paratroogirs ...-------------------itim jobfll
roads and brldgss.
Service wiU be held on Tueiday at 10 a.m. at the Holy Name (fotb-olic Churdi to Birmtogham for prominent Birmingham resident Mn. Rowland (Lenore) Quinn.
Mrs. ()uinn died thb nunming at her home at 963 Knox St. followtog a short Illness. She was 70.
Fnnend aRangenMuto are be-kig handled by Maafaqr -Bailey fetal RonM. A roeary will be reeltod at flw taoeral home Monday eventaf at 8:M.
Mrs. Qutam was chalroum ot the Oakland (founty bemocratic Gom-mittee in 1944 ana a past chairman of the Birmingham Area United Fund.
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She librarian at the Main Detroit IhibUc Library and a member of toe Birmingham Recreation Board and the Board of Directors of Birmingham Community House.
ot the Alter Seelely sad the St. Veroaloa Oalid at Holy Kama
Burial will be at Hdy Sqmlchre Cemetery, Birmlni^m.
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Surviving are two sons, Dr. James R, Quinn of Bloomfield HlOs and Hugh of Detroit; a daughter, Mrs. Stuart Fraser of Cboase Potote; eight grandchildrai; and ' n, Mba Augusta Book-
myer of Birminuham, Mrs. Clair Ditchy of RoyM Oak, and Mrs. Lso Wagner ot Lot Galoe, (folif.
Burglars Take $900 From Lumber Store
tavestigatiag a 1900 burglary at toe White Lake Lumber A Efolld-ers’ Supply store In WhU* Labs TOmmUp.
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Thbvse stab tfaa money from
wall safe after peying It opsA with took borrowed tram the stoie..Thsy bfi cheeb and bonds worth more toon $500 to the sale.
Etoiy had been gained by smashing a rear window of the •twe at 14bl Orroand Road. Ths bceak-ln was discovered thb morning by an emplaye.
Jom Proskitntid Suita
BURBANK, Osltt. (UPl) At-' at St Joaaph’a Hotaltal
------- Room 401 ths
beeauas ot tSsee' oeeigMnto, Mrs, Jaoqna-lae Kennedy, Mn, Linda Rulli TMt and Mn, Arllne Adala Hoover.
tiers crammed trade after trnek tor tha rida into LaataK whare
wwihaaar at fids «oaatal|daitt emy wHto thay aaw^ lyeait btar
Legislation providing for extah-Ibhmsnt ot lond-fraaMflilversittes was first passad by Ooi«raaB in U66, tad vetaad by JPmUoht Hn-- tt finally beeana baa
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8,600 Going Back to Work in Lansing
LANSING (ll-Some 8,600 General Moton employes here return to work Monday after being laid (rff a week to let car. dealers get inventory in line with demand.
The l^off affected some 6.000 hourly rated workers at the Olds-mobile assembly plant and 2,600 at the Fisher Body Co. feeder plant.
About 54)00 salaried and maintenance workers remained on the job during the temporary shut
"The Pontiac Story of Progress and Promise” has been viewed by an estimated 10,000 persons,
The mark was passed yesterday when the 26-minute color ahd sound produced by the Pontiac Area Chamber of Commerce was seen by children at the Mark Twain School.
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10tl78 See City Film; 84 Future Dates Set
After that showtiig, 10,178 persons bnd viewed the film, scoring to lignreo kept by John Hir-Unger, ebamber manager.
The next big showing will, be Monday night before the House of Representatives in Lansing.
The film has been shown 80 times since its premiere Feb. 1, said Hirlinger..'niere areggw three copies of the film, he said, and advance bookings for 84 more show-ing/i, rnost of them in the coming weeks.
Designed to bolster civic pride and enlist support for public ventures, the film is also aimed at gaining state and national attention to Pontiac during the centennial year.
Hirlinger said he expected many ontstate bookings wpuld result from the showlag Monday evening and a showlag Monday or Tuesday before a meeting of chamber of oommerce and trade association executives in Lansing.
Hirlinger said that WWJ-TV ii Detroit has asked to show'the flln over Channel 4 during Michigan week in May.
The film has been booked before the Jackson City Commission, the Michigan State Fair Board, and convention (rf chamber and trade association executives in Santa Qara, Calif., ig July, Hirlinger ported.
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HOME OFFICE: 761 W. Huron St
ROCHESTER: 407 Main St PONTIAC: 16 E. Uwrence St 5j|
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Trucking Boosterr^ Select Officers
Mrs. Warren Kline, 6800 Williams Lake Road, Waterford Township, was elected president of the newly formed Volunteer Truckers Association of Pontiac, a group of truck drivers and their wives organized to wage-a letter-writing campaign
for corrective legislation in the trucking industry's dispute with railroads over rate-cutting.
Other permanent officers elected last night are: Mrs. Floyd Collier, 344 Beverly Ave., vice president; Mrs. Harry Hart, 245 Cherryland St., Auburn Heights, secretary; and Mrs. William Crutchfield, 1431 Tull Rohd, Waterford Township, treas-
The group plans to meet weekday nightt at the F. J. Beutell Drive-away Co., 245 E. Walton Blvd., to write letters to Lansing and Washington urging an end to rate cuts in the shipment of new automobiles by rail to dealers.
Girl Hit by Car, Suffers Broken Leg
A 7-year-old Rochester girl suffered a broken right leg Friday afternoon when she was struck by a car on Woodward Street near Pine Street in Rochester.
Diane Menue, dau^ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Morse of 336 Drace St., was treated at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and released.
Witnesses told police the child walked from between two parked cars into the side of a car being driven by Honora M. O'Connor, 39, of 420 W. Second St., Rochester. The driver was not held.
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THE PONTIAC PRESj SAtURDAY. MARtH 18. 1961
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1W GeUMOtlo Oooptl tm pfooert a motaota >w I poo. Sunilay at atT JOka MethoAta Church.
f?^|U.P. Church Shows Films
FIRST BAPTIST CHUftCH
Ookbnd and SogifObw	i
Pontloc. Mkhigon |^iMli||E | Rev, B. H. Smva^, PaHor	|
9:45 A M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
Clann for aN agn
I0.-45 A M.—MORNING WORSHIP 7:00 P.M.-€VENING SERVICE
of Chriif Pidurts to Bo Prosontod Proo to Childron, Adults
n* movtt. “Retroat and Dad-tam.'* wfll be rinwn at 10 ajm. and ngala at T:30 pan. Sunday at the United Preihyterian Church
McKee wUl be in chane o( ti*
The fOm poetraye the Ttamllc* uration of Jeeua on the Mount, His treathiK of an epUaptic boy. Hia
ticOMcm for tittle children, rateibf iLaxarus from the dead, and- Hie l.«ae$sBntaita I triumphant entry Into Jerusalem. --------------Jthe public is invited. •
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
West Huron ot Mork Street Dr.^ Cbfltrlae A. Cannon, Jnferim Pottor Percy M. Walhy Jt- Ministm of Education - 8h«0 and 11.-00 A.M.
‘ 9:45 AM. — Church School CUnn for All 7:00 P.M. — School of Missions 800 P.M. — Vispers
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First Spiritualist Church
576 ORCHARD LAKE AVENUE
Evening Service 7:30 P.M.-:«av. Marshall Michigan Stata Spiritualist Assoc. AAass MaeHng March 26" 2:30 and 730 P.M.
The NEW ENGUSH BIBLE New Testament
The translation is not the expression of any denom-inational or doctrinal learnings; it aims to be neither traditional Aor modernistic.
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CHURCH of SPIRITUAL.FELLOWSHIP
MALTA HALL, 82 PERKINS STREET .. Rally Sunday Sarvict, 2:30 Orclet 4 P M * Dinner 5 P.M. — Servica 7:30 P.M.
Rev. Albert Wilmet
Mar. 23 — Silver Tae — Mar. 26 Vita Winges
Central Methodist
;: HURON at PERRY	MILTON H. BANK, Pastor
^	D. I. WALUCE and J. H. HALL, Assoc. Pastors
H Morning Worship 8:30-10:45
^ 'THE ADVENTURES OF MARRIAGE"
Dr. Bank, Preaching
I Church School 9:45 A.M.^Youth FeUowaltSp 6:00 end 8:00 P.M.
The iBotor movie,
Oefest,’* will be run at 3:90 p-m. next Saturday hi tta church baae-ment The film portrays the happenings ot Holy Week.
AM chilirae adtats ef the ettad te flds tm shswtag. raster F.
Several members of the congregation will take part in the Passion Play, “The First Easter,” which will be resented Thursday. Fri-and Saturday at the Avohdale
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Four ot the Auburn Heights churches are cooperating in tta
Common Exporiances/ Topic of Pastor"* Talk
Rev. J. Allen Parker of Newman AME Church will preach on "Common litperleneeB" Sunday morning. Memberh and friends are asked by the pastor to read the fourth cbSipler of I Peter with nedal emphasis on verse 12.
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The AUen Christian Endeavor wiH meet at 6 pm: Sunday SchoN and the Harris Bible Class will meet at 9:30 a.m.
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SUBJECT FOR SUNDAY ^'MATTER''
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Sunday Services and	« ,	„
Sunday SAool	Reading Room
11:00 AM.	2 East Lowrenoe Street
Evening Service—2nd	,
Sunday 7:30 P.M.	Open Dally
Wednesday Evening	11 A.M. to S P.M.
Services 8 P.M.	Frid^ to 9 P.M.
FIRST CHURCH of CHRIST,-SCIENTIST
Lowrence and Williams Streets
CENTRAL
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CHURCH
G. W. Gilwon, MiniKer re 4-0239	347 N. Saginaw
Bibla School .9:45 A.M.
Morning Worship ...11:00A.M. Youth Service .	6:00 P M.
Evening Service	. 7:00 P.M-
Prayer Meeting omd Bible Study Wednesday .. 7:30 P.M,
BLOOMFIELD HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH
Tmnporarily Meeting: Hickory Grove School LaSitr. Sovtlt or Sqosro Uko Bd.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 A.M-
MORNING WORSHIP IL A.M. -OlirtsI UftaS Upr- (joha 1)
EVENING WORSHIP 6 P.M.
Singing Sunday
Deacons to Praparai Clothing for Church Work| Servica
Rev. Galen E. Hershey, l date pastor, will preach orfYour^ atlws apd Your Children'' at the 8i30 and 11:00 a.m. wortaip aervices Sunday in Flrta Pltaby* ttrlan Church.
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The Chancel Choir, under the direction of Lyndon Salnthiel. will sing “Cherubim Song" by Glinka. “The Ninety-First Psalm" by Me-Dermid will be presented «» an offertory solo by Mrs. Richard Harris.
17»e board of deacons will meet at I p.m., under the leadeeafaip of Donald Chambers to prepare used dotblng tor shipment to Church World Service.	«
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The Church school staff win duct iU monthly business masting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. As part of the teacher training program, a ooknr film, “Xhe Great Challenge,''
PAINTINO PRIMARY DEPARTMENt-Mlx-ing paint so they can paint walls of the primary department of Christian Temple, SOS Auburn Ave., are (from left^ Harold Rouse of 1105 James K Blvd. and Edward Day at 197 S. Jessie St
Throughout the winter months men o have met every Tuesday evening I the basement. They are now i nursery, primary and beginner’s i in aolt pastel colors.
dtkork
GUrisoo.
Linda Brooks, 2370 Middlebdt Road, is opening her home for a St. Patrick's youth party at S:30 tonight.
k A dr The session and trustees of First Presbyterian Church have authorised the organization cd a Youth Choir for young people in grades 8 through 12. Mrs. Charles Buck will serOe as dlrectar, and Lee Patterson as pianisL The choir, to be organized in June, will begin rehearsal in September.
Columbia Church ■ Schedules Revival
PRAYER MEETING
(Wedo^oy) 7:30 P.M. Pastor:
The Rsv. Wallaca Arthur A/corn re 8-1992
MACEDONIA
Macedonia Baptist Church members will present a “Could Be You” program at 3 p.m. Sunday with Mrs. Robbie White and dau^ters, guest singers. A fellowship hour will follow.
presem a musical ivogram. Rev. Lenworth R. tAiner said the public is invited.
GRACE LUTHERAN Rev. E. T. Umtach ot Windsor. Ont., will be guest Mteaker at both services In Grace Lutheran Church Sunday morning.
“AHve Fecever,” the sixth )a the aeries of films from the “This is Youf Ute” tdevisloB series, .win be shown at •:« p.m.
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MLVERCREST
Dr. Edward Simpson, professor of theology at Fort Wayne Bible College, will be guest speaker fit the 11:15 morning worship service at Silvercrest Baptist Church, Dixie Highway at Rosemary.
Simpson Is In Pontine In Sunday
School Convention being held this weekend nt Flint BnptM Onirek.
Pastor Wayne L. Smith will continue the series of messages on the Cross with the subject, “What Does the Crons Spell to the Sinner?'' The answer is conviction, repentance, obe^ence, spirit and sonship.
BETHEL TABERNACLE
Wordito 11 I TV ice 7:09 ]
SB. 10 ajn.
■vangsUstic Servico . Tuw. and 'Thurs., 7:00 pzn.
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First Christian Cliurch
Discfplss of Christ
Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Church Service 11:00 A.M* 858 W. Huron
Rev. Richard Stuckmeyer, pastor, will ,pleach on "The Assurance of ^enud Life Thnwgh Christ” at the 7:15 Lenten vesper hour. The nd showing of tta film will be at 8 p.m. with a fellowship hour ftdlowing at .8:30.
ALOBMUO ATE METHODIST Rev. William Wordi, associate pastor (d First Methodist Church, will preach at 7:30 Sunday evening at tta Aldersgate Methodist Church.
At 7:30 pjn. Wednesday Rev. J. Edward Fiilcher of Nardln Park Methodist Church, Detroit, will
HOW CHRISTIAN SGENCE HEALS RADIO STATION CKLW—800 KC. SUNDAY, 9:45 A. M.
. TV Every Sunday, Channel 7, 9:30 A.M.
WESLEYAN
METHODIST
"I 'IWrst’' win be Rev. Frank
"Searching the Scriptures"
Roosevelt Wells, Evangelist
THE NECESSITY OF 6APTISM
: BMd te tecM sttasUoB asoo th* Im
tItMH tllA MmaiAiia lA
Sunday. This wUl be the fifth in tta series of sermons on “Tta Seven Last Words."
PROVIDENCE MI8HONABY Tta Senior Choir of Providence Missionary Baptist Church will observe its 12lh aranversary at the 3:30 and 7:30 services tomorrow.
Rev. Alvin Hawkins and Ms eoBgregatloB si the Friendship Baptist Church wOl be guests On ad ay afternoon. Mrs. Roy
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At 7:30 guest performers will be Mrs. Mary Vinegar, Casardra HiU, Jewel wmie, BUUe Batthurers, Mary Singletan, and inrgil Chancle Jr. Alan taking part will be Whiter Moore, the Provideiioe Mala Ow-nd the Misskmairet of Songs.
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’ CHURCH OF CHRIST SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Bible Sciwol Sunday .. 9:45ajn.
.1100 S.IW.
Evening Worship and Sennon
May 1 will be known as charter members and will sign the Charter Membership Pardmtent.
sisting tta pastor. Dr. Alfred D. Grey, In confirmation services on March 26 will Dr. Lester Olmstead, senior deacon: Mrs. William Murray and Edward Baumer.
Winners of tta “King and Queen' contest sponsored by the Chariot ChMr of I^essiah Baptist Church will ta annouiKed during tta musical program at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.
Presenting musical numbers will be Young Adult Choirs ot Pontiac, Ferndale and New Haven, the Goldenettes, Graham Sisters and Ifissionaires. Coming from Detroit to sing will ta the Manning Sing-en. A surprise soloist will aim be featured.
PINE mu. CONGREGATIONAL
celebrated at tta nervtoe. A oof-fee hnur win follnw.
Dr. Grey will preach on “Follow Through Me” at the 11 a.m. wordup hour Sunday. Services are currently held in the Pine Lake Elementary School on West Long Lake Rpad west of Middle Belt Road.
ORCHARD LAKE COMMUNITY A class of 25 new members will be welcomed into tta Orchard Lake Community Church, Presbyterian tomorrow. Pastor Edward 0. Auch-ard will i««acfa on ‘JA Man Under Authority.” Passion Sunday music will be provided by tta Westminster and Chancel Chrfrs singing “Sanctus” by GourxxF'
Tta film, “I Behold IQs Glory,” will he shown at tta 7 p.m. Lenten service Sunday with Clark Vree-land leading the worship period. Refreshments will Mow.
An Easter program prepared under the leadership of Grace Purdy will ta featured at tta Junior High Fellowship meeting Thursday evening.
Temple Beth Jacob Youth Slate Institute on Judaism
The annual Institute on Judaism for young people, sponsrmed by the youth group of Temple Beth Jacob win be held at 2 p.m. Sunday in the temple sanctuary, 79 Elizabeth Lake Road.
The institute will be devoted to die theme, “Jewish Liturgy — Its Music and Theology.”
Members of Temple Beth Jacob youth group will present an outline and music of a Jewish service. In addition, a few of the hmne ceremonies of the Sabbath will be included. A question and answer period will foltow.
Yoniw penple at tta {oUowing
Churrii ef Others will come from First
Christian, First Congregational, Rochester, First Presbyterian.
^ Grace. Li^ran. Lutberaii. Church of die AMension, Newman AME, Orchard Lake Community, St. John's Lutheran, United terian of Auburn Heights White Lake Presbyterian .
Charles' W^Oon, temple organisL ill pla^for tta program. Mrs. krold mpman and Mrs. Rudolph Hartman are temple youth group advtsors.
Emmanuel Baptist Churdi
645 S- Telearfloh Rd.
Attetaliig tta Detagated Yenik
Tta ODiumbia Avenue Baptist Church will conduct a series of revival sendees Monday 4hn>ugi March 29. Meetings wiU begin at 7:30 p.m.
•a A it These services are a part of tta “Baptist Jubilee Revtvats” being planned throughout the mare than 32,000 Soottara Baptist Churches,
yearn of nge,” Pnstor Mnrfoa F. Boyl Jr. nsM.
Palm Sunday will ta designated as “Success Smday." Tta pastor said an emjeavor is being made to have an attendance of 565 all Sunday School members participating.
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Music will be by church choirs under tta supervishm of Ouroll Hubbs, music director.
Singing Contest at New Hope Baptist Sunday
“Humanity and THctary” will ta tta theme of Rev. Thomas Holt’s nermon at U a.m. in Nery Hope Baptist Church tomorrow.
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A Singing Contest is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Partidpatiiy will be tta Reed Singers, the Goldenettes, tta Marnii« Dove QuarteL the hOssionarles and tta New Hope Pastor's Chorus.
Coming from Benton Harbor will be a guest quartet.
Mrs. Ola M. Paige wHI ta In charge of tta afternoon pro-grain.
Tta Rev. Mr. Holt wiU conduct tta installation oervice for church officers when tta New Hope congregation meets at tta New Bethel Bapttot Church at 7:30 p.m.
The Youth Advisory Group will meet at 5 p m. Saturday at tta home of tta preaident, Sheila GU-
Cana Conference Scheduled for Marri^ Couples
Bible Stu^ Tuosdoy... 8.GO p.m. Young Adults Fri. ... 8.00 p.m.
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645 S. Telegraph Rd. Premillennial —- Independent •— Fundomental
SERVICES
10 A.M.-11 A.M.-7 P.M.
Large Choir—^Thrilling Music for the Whole Family. Deportmentallied Sunday School.
Rodio BroodcosU WPON 10:15 A. AA. Eoch Sundoy
Midweek
Sorvico \^^ed. 7:30 P.M.,
Welcome to Hie CHURCH of CHRIST
210 Hughos Stroot, Pontloe, Michigan
Sunday Sthool Attendance LeCU Sunday J,4S4
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OR. TOM MALONE, I^Mtor
evening Cana Conference Sunday at tta parMi
Over SO married'couples of tta parish are expected to attend tta talks and discussions of marriage problems whidi will be conducted by Rev. Raymmd R. Schltnkert, itant pastor at St Patridi Church, Union Lake.
Registratkn wiU begin at 6:30 p.m. and ail Catholic married couples in tta ned to gttaid.
Fr. Schllnkert is preaenfiy conducting a television prognuh "Bfith This Rtag" Sunday at 1:19 a.m. during which ta “ phases of marriage.
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School 10 R.M.
‘ NEIGHBOR SUNDAY"
Morning Sonrice 11 JLM.
'THE GREATEST COMMANOMENr
BibU Study 6 P.M. Eftning Wonhip 7 P.M.
"STEPS TO CALVARr
Wtd. 7:30 Prayet Meeting
BRING THE FAMLY
United
Presbyterian
Cburdies
ojuaMi) AvmE
Oakland akOadfllaa
Morning Worship ... 10:00 A.M-Btble Sdwol .......,,U:»A.kf.
Youth Fellowship Evening Service .
. 5:45 Plf. . 7:00 PM.
AUBDBH HUGHTS
r. Wto. fatmar, Perier
Sunday School ...10:00 A.M.
Morning Worship . . .11:15 A.M. "ftoy It Seto"
Youth Fellowship .... 7:00 P.M. Evening Service .... 7:30 P.M. am. y. T. Me l;» PJI.
DRAYTON
Drayton Plains, MIebigan W. J. TiMvtaNe Zy., Paetor
Bible School .... 9:45	A.M.
Morning Worship —11:00 A.M.
Youth Groups...... 6:30 PJI.
Evening Wotohip ... 7:30 P.M. Wednesday Prayer and Study Hour •..... 7:30	P.M.
JOSLTN AVE.
Sunday School ..... 9:30 A.M. Worship Services . 10.45 A.M. Evening Service — 7:00 P.M.
LUTHERAN
CHURCHES
MISSOURI SYNOD
Cross of Christ
Bloomfleld .Township Square Lake and Tefesraph Rev. Delayne Pauling Church Service — 9:45 Alf. Sunday School . . .11:00 A.M.
St. Mark
rWtot BkwsUtald Towasble) Wm. C. Gro/e, Postor Church Service .... 8:45 A.M. Sunday School .... 9:45 A.M. Churdi Servico ....11:15 A.M.
Cedar Crest
Farnsworth off Union Uk. Rd.
(Hest to Dsblta aebeel) Howard E. Claycombo, Paator ServlcM at 8:30 A.M. and II A M.
Sunday School 9:45 A.M.
Grace
Corner Oeneaee and Olendala (WMt BMs)
Ridiord C. Studraeyer, Pastor Church Service — 9U0 A.M. Sunday School .... '9:00 A.M.
Church Service 11:00 A.M.
Sundoy Schrol  11:00 A.M.
"The Lutheran Hour" over WKMH 9 A.M. Every 6und<^
St. Stephen
Saahabaw ak Kanpf Guy B. Smith, Poster Sunday School .... 9:15 AJ4. Chutth Senfoa .... 10:30 Ail.
St. Trinity
Auburn lU Jaatlo (■swaus)
Palph C. Clam, Paator Sundoy School .... 9:45 Ail.
First Servico..8:30 Ai4.
Second Ssrvioe . ..lldlO A.M.
St. Paul
Posior 0. Behoko,
I Vocaney Pastor
Morning Senrioe .. 9:30 AM. Sunday School ...10:30 A.M.
EYANGEUCAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
212 BALDWIN AVE.	Pfcooe FE 24729
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TpE PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY. MARCH 18, 1961
FI^
10	A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11	A.M. WORSHIP HOUR 7 P.M. WORSHIP HOUR
First
Congregational Church
Mill, E, HuiAn and Mt. Q«m«nt
Malcolm K. Burton, MiiUttmr Howard Clogg Jr., Atifstant
9 00 A.M. ahd 10 30 A.M. ' UNLAWFUL PILFERAGE" R»v. Howard R. Clegg Jr.
National Lutheran Council Churches
ASCENSION
WATERFORD
A151 PONTIAC LAKE RD.
Wm. La fountain, Patfor
CHURCH SERVICE 8:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9;45 A M. CHURCH SERVICE 11:00 A.M.
CHRIST of the LAKES
WHITE LAKE TWP.
UMUng »t BMUBoat Belioel
6512 miidMttaUlie Rd.
Ivon C. Boss, Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. CHURCH SERVICE 10:30 A.M.
SYLVAN LAKE
Pastor Clark McPhail
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9H5 A M. SERVICES ...... 11:00 A.M.
CHRIST
WATERFORD TWP. Arvid E. Anderton, Pastor
Airport at Wlia«mg Lake Rd.
BEAUTIFUL SAVIOUR
Donald G. Zill, Pastor
Sufxlay School 9:30 A.h
ST. JOHN'S
PONTIAC
87HU18t.BtCtaen>St. Cheriu A. Catktrf. Putor SUNDAY SCHOa 9:45 A M. CHURCH SERVICE 11 KX) A M. WED. LENTEN SERVICE 8 P.M.
A eburch awy become a o dral when It Is ddalfnated »■ the official neat of a reigninc
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Temperonce Ogy Program for Juniors ond Young People
rilmb—'To Your Health" .'The Brain Is the Reason"
Exhibit—The Effecti of Alcohol on the Brain
Speaker—
Itrs. Frances Zalants Director
Pontioc Alcoholism Information Center of the Michigan Department of Health
Worship Hdlir 11:00 a.m. Youth Hour	6:15 p.m.
Gospel Hour	7:00 p.m.
PILGRIM
HOLINESS
CHURCH
Baldwin at Foirmount
First Baptists Provide Music During March
I Pastor Lists Services
March is First Baptist Month t the Bloomfield HUIs BapHst Church. As they did last July, members of First Baptist of Pon-are providing special music for the entire month.
Don Green 4nd Jack White are] working with Kyle Wilson of the Pontiac church.
Mrs. Gordon Hicks and daugh- j ter JIU wUI be featured at 0 pjn. thuiday The oangrecaUM b curreatly worshiping In the Hickory Grove School on I.nlWer
Rev^ Gerald W. Gibsta wUlj preach on ‘Two by Two’*' at the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday in Central Chrlstfkn Church.
• God’a Clock TickB On“ will be his theme at 7 p.m.
Rforgantsad
CHURCH OF lESUS CHRIST of Latbr Day Saints.
IS pToot at., PoauM ra s-ims Mevmr aebMl m Or«rtoa
131 ■. Ptlnt at.. Loto on^
a. M. ond les p. u.
The Rev. Wallace A. JUcorn v
preach on ‘‘Christ LJfted Up’’ morrow morning. ‘Adopted Sons"
SINGING SUNDAY — ‘The Gaither from Indiana tomposed of Mary Ann and brothers Bill (at left) and Da|my will aing at all services of Enunanuel Bafdbt Church Sunday. An Old Fashioned (kwp^l Singing Service alatod for 2:30 p. m. srill feature the Enunanuel Choir under the direction of Mrs. Tom Malone. Tenor Bon aark wSl be in charge of the program to which the puUic b Invited.
the title of his evening sermon. He yfill speak from the Epistle to tne Galatians,
The trrorrxinfi children’s sermon Ls eptltled "Letting Our Light Shjne.” .
West Virginia Minister Accepts Call to Bethany
FIRST
ASSEMBLY of GOD
210 N. PERRY ST.
Dr. Emil Kontz of First Baptist^ Church, St. Albans, W. Va., has accepted the oall to Bethany Bap-Church, He will take up his duties here Thursday and preach his first sermon on Palm Sunday.
9:45 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL
Dr. Kontz was pastor of Jhe First Baptist Oiurch, Birmingham, before serving at St. Albans.
Our School Is Growing, C::ome and Enjoy the Study of tho Word.
A Class tor Evory Age.
11:00 A.M. MOSNIHG WORSHIP r
His formal education was received at Bucknell University, Franklb and MarsliaU College in Pennsylvanb, and the University or Budapest, Hungary.
He received his theological training at Crozer ‘Theological Seminary, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Oii-cago Divinity Sdmol.
Dr. Kontz received a doctor of divinity degree from Hillsdale College in 1955.	0
Dr. Kents served us executive secretary of the eonunittee on
Films. Sermons AlHiextWeek
The Crusoe for Christ Team will continue religious services at Riverside Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 156 Mt. Oemens St. all next -week, closing on Palm Sun-1 day.
Lenten Speaker
Postor Arnold Q. Hoshmon
Royal Oak Minister Coming to 1st Methodist Church Wednesday
CALVARY CLARKSTON Clarkston BemenUry School PasMr Paul A. Johns
7:00 P.M. EVANGELISTIC RALLY
CHOIR MUSIC ANOINTED MINISTRY
WORSHIP .....9:30 A M.
3UNDAY SCHOOL 10:45 A.M.
BE IT BESOLVED ...
I mil Put God First in My Ufo in J961
OAKLAND PARK METHODIST CHURCH

Montcalm and Olenwood	Rev. J- W. Oeeg, Pastor
Morning Service 10KX) A.M.
SERMON. "What. Must. I. Do?"
Sunday School 11:15 AM.
Youth Fellowshrp 6:30 P.M.
ST. PAUL METHODIST
Church School 10 AJd. lUte Slid Urnlor Tenth Oroupi. SM PJf. mder Toattu S:3« te 1:3* P.M.
REV. JAMn A. Mecumo. Minister ^ ~	Buperrlsed NOTwry
Ample Parkins
Apostolic Church of Christ
458 CENTRAL
Young People Saturday ......7:30 PM.
Sunday School and Worship ..10:00 AAI.
Sunday Evening Sendee ......7:80 PH.
Bervlcea ‘Tiwa. and ‘Thura. ..7:10 PH*
Church Phone FE 5-8361
HMter-WUltaai Paraet lO 1-343S
The SALVATION ARMY
29 W. Lctwrenc* Straot Sunday Sch'l 9:45 a.m. Young People's Legion 6 p.m. Mom'g Worihip 11 a.m. Etangeliitic Mtg. 7:3lj p.m. Wednesday Prayer and Praiit Meeting 7:00 p.m. CAPTAIN and MRS. J. WILUAM HEAVER
Good Music — Singing — True te (be Word ftreoching
God Meets With Us —Tou Too, Are Invited
. Speaking at the Lenten di in First Meth^ist Oiurch Wednesday evening will be Dr. Paul S. Durham, pastor of the First Methodist Church, Royal Oak. The affair will beigin at 6:30 p.m.
A graduate of Baker University, Dr. Durham received his ministerial training at Boston University School of ‘Hieology. He took graduate work at Garrett Biblical Insth
American Baptbt Convention in Chicago for four years; and home missions deputation speaker lor the convention 10 years.
Past president of the Detroit Pastor's Union and of Detroit Baptist Missionary Sgciely, he presently is a member of the finance committee of the convention.
1 Dr. and Mfs. Kontz have two married children, Mrs. Elaine Grusnickle and Richard E, Kontz. Both are graiSiates of Kalamazoo College and Hve with their families in Royal Oak.
Dr. Charles A. Carman who . has hern senbg as Interim nitn-Ister since December will speak on ‘‘Tho Last Word" at 8:40 and 11 a.
Rosemary Tripp and Ellen Cornell will be youth assistants with soloists ajtd the Senior Choir bring-
tute in Evanston, HI.
Tho doctor of divinity degree sens bestowed upon him by Central Coiiege, Fayette, Mo.
Three years ago friends in the church and community gave Dr. and Mrs. Durham an extended trip to Europe tad the Holy Land.
A member of the Methodist Union of Detroit, he serves on the Youth Assistance Committee of the City of Royal Oak and Rotary International; and is a member of the Detroit Conference Board of Ministerial Training.
The Rev. Paul T. Hart will preach on “Wounded for Our Trunsgresaions" ut 10 u.m. 8un-tay.
The Sanctuary Choir will present “Surely He Hath Borti Our Sorrows" from Handel’s Messiah. The Cherub and Songster Choirs will sing Easter selections.
ihusic.
School of Missions , will be at 7 p.m. The last two films on 'Life of St. Paul” will be shown at the 8 “o’clock vesper hour.
The Booster Class will honor Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ruffing with a farewell party at 8 p.m. Friday.
The Ruffings who have been members of the class for many years, are moving to Gladwin.
Bible Lecture Team Presents Pictures at Riverside Church
Preaching, singing solos and leading the congregation, are Ray Turner, Dick Barron and Harry Dill, of the Bible Lecture Team.
The evening program consists of a color film, musical numbers and | sermon.
Four Towns METHODIST CHURCH
COOLKT LAU HO. st.LOCCHAVIN
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL .CHURCH
1:00 A M. HOLY COMMUNION 1:30 A 11:10 A.M. IdODtlcsl StrTleti ' Mornln* Prtjrtr.
Drorton Plolni, Mich.
CHURCH of GOD
East Pike at Anderson
Mornine Womhlplv
rath Nlfht d. 1:00 P.M
Rev. Estol D. Moore, Pastor
dims to be shown beginning At 7: SO p.m. Sunday will be “JesUs, Before the High Priest,” “Jesus Before Crueiflxion,’
Lord Is Rlsen,’f i“Plrewm!keru iree of Singu-pore,” and “Nature's Half Acre.”
Sermons titles include "On. the Brink of Armageddon,” "Thei Mark of the Wounded Beast,”! "Rich Man, Beggar Man, Thief,” "The Greatest Prophet Since John] the Revelator,” “Preacher, W'here Did All These Churches Come From,” and “The Sin God Can Never Forgive.”
Other topics will be "From Sin to .Salvation in 20 Minutes,” and "When Jesus Comes Again.”
' CHURCH of the I GOOD SAMARITAN
41S0 HlUcreit Dr., Wstrrford
WCTU Dinner Set for Church of the Brethren
Young people of the Church of the Brethren will meet at 7:30 tonight at the home of Daniel Spence.
The Frances Willard Charter of the Women’s Christian Temperanc Union will sponsor a cooperative fellowship dinner and program at 6 p.m. Monday. Dr. and Mrs. L. G. Rmiey of Drayton Plains will be guests.
Mrs. Rowley, state president of the WCTU, wUI be principel speak-
FTesenting musical numbers will be Mrs. Oorrlne Perkins, president of the 18th district, and her family. The Mary Miurton group of the WCTU will also be hrard in musical sdections.	’
If Training Union “ Evening Service..................... ................... 7:30 P.M.
“Dlvliia ForUltur«”
Sunday School Contest Sets New Record of 642
Another Mconl was made in the Crown Him King” Sunday School Contest of the Oakland Avenue United Presbyterian Church, when 642 people attended last Sunday.
Dr. Edward Simpson who is Christiu Education consultant for Scripture Press, will ta^ak to the adult department of the Sunday School tomorrow.
Following the evening service a teacher training course will begin and continue for eighht Sundays.
FIRST PRESSTTERIAN CHURCH
HURON AT WAYNC
WORSHIP SERVICES . . . 9:30-11:00 I CMUSCH SCHOOL ., » . A 9:30-11:00
The Sacrament of Holy Baptism will be observed and new received at the 10 a.m. worriiip hour Sunday. “Where Do We Go From Here" will be the Rev. Theodore R. AIIebach’s, sermon subject.
tea, Paul Crsig and Marir Alle-
Men of the church will gather for a spaghetti dinner at 6:30 p.m. Moiiday. Ihe program will be a “Communism.” Harold Benner is representing the chib at die National United Presbyterian Men’s meeting in Chicago this week.
Rev. Geoffrey Day of Evangel Temple will br^ the Lenten message of the weekly prayer service at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
DONELSON BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday School 5:30 to 6:30 Service 7:00 P M.
R«v. Afnet Hawklnt. Qarden City,
For Infermatloii Call OR 3-2*14
CHRISTIAN PSYCHIC SCIENCE CHURCH
30 Whittemore St.
Sun., 7:30 P.M.
Dr. b-neit Evani of Flint, Mich. Wednesday Silver Tea .
First Social Brethren Church
316 Baldwin, FE 2-0884
Saturday Nile...7:30 P.M.
Sunday School 10K)0A.M. Sunday Morning
Worship .........II :00 A.M.
Tue*. Young People 7:30 P.M.
Wed. Choir.........6:30 P.M.
Wed. Prayer .-.....7:30 P.M.
REV. TOMMY QllEST, Poster
UNITY
>■. Minlilrr 11	A.M.. S. S. as* Maralaf War<kt|
'"Tha Ovarcomer”
at the RootcTell Temple. 23 Btitc Retdlne Boom at Miracle Mile open * 30 - a je Dally ■‘Jaaae Ckriet Heale"
Toet. NiSSaae 1:tt T.M. Le»eM in Tratk, Tkare. 1;4S r M. 12:1* P. M. Dally Lantan Meditation
CHURCH of CHRIST
87 LAFAYETTE ST.
Lord! Day Worihlp ... 10:3* AM.
Lord ! Day Xvenlni .. 1:00 P.M.
Wedneaday Xrenln* ... 1.00 P.M.
For Horn* Bib!* Study Call: W. THOMPSON FE 8-2071'
G. G. WILUS
FE 5-1993
IT
Columbia Avenue
BAPTIST
CHURCH
64 West Columbia Ave. FE 5-9960'
Sunday School ...................................... 9:45	A.M.
Revival March *0-20. Bev. John Nlcbol, 1:30
Morning Worship ....................................10:55	A.M.
"Bevlval Bequtat Bepeated"
................................ 6:30	P.M.
BEV MABION B. BOYD JR.. Minuter CLABENCB B. JACKSON. Mlnltler Ot Education Afllllated with Southern Baptist C Membership Over 0.000.000
1	-r' .
FIRST -METHODIST
: South Saginaw at Judson	Paul T. Hart, Pastor |
Wm. P. worth, Asaoclats Pastor
MORNING WORSHIP 10:00 A.M. Sermon: "Wounded for Our Transgressions”
REV. PAUL T. HART, Preaching CHURCH SCHOOL 11:30 A.M.
METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 6:15 PM. WED.'EVENINO LENTEN DINNER 6:30 PM.

Youth Service Kvenlng ~ klidwA
t 10 Aid.—lioralng Worship . Junior aae ietliiBera' Church
iidwA Hervios . t*sw*Sr. un
6:30 PM., 7:» PM.' 7:16 PM. Wad.
The
North East Community Church
of Pontiac
(Evangelicsl United Brethren)
Mt. Clemens Street ot Featherstone Rood
(X
9:45 A M. Church School for ell age groups 11:0p A M. WorsWp Hour Sermon: "CHILDREN,OF LOVE''
Coffee Hour follow* morning worship (nursery maintained at all tsrvicts)
FIRST CHURCH of the BRETHREN
46 NORTH ROSELAWN
Sunday School 1* A.M.	Moreln* Maaaa*a; 'WproadlBi
tha Oood Nawi” by the Patlor. Music.
1:00 P.M -School of MlMlone-AlI Agcc Prayer and Btbla Study. Thuraday. 1:39 at tha Partonaea ler. PacU“
I. SUNDAY ir All Atep
ll:tO A. M. WORSHIP “UnlvcrcaUty and Individuality ot am. '


1* P. M YOUTH PBOORAM
Wednesday’— 7 ;30 P.M. Prayer Croups end Youth Choir You Are Cordially Invitsid to Worship With Us
FIRST UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH
Pontiac, Mlchlian Otflec: ra 4-lltl JUaldenca: ra >-**24
"Watorlord Township's American BapUsI Church"
CRESCENT HILLS BAPTIST
r Hatchery Road -
ihlplOA M.	H AM. Bt^y School
large Parking Lot	Nursery During All Services
Bev Robert L. Adame, Pastor
THE ALLIANCE CHURCH
220 North Coss Lxike Rd.—Pontioc
C. J. BERSCHE, Pastor	B. W. LANPHER, Asst. Pastor
Let’s Break All
Records
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A M. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP 2:00 PM. MORNING WORSHIP 11 AM. EVENING SERVICE 7:00 P.M.
•Ufhl or Darknese”	"ConeecraMon 0/
HRST CHURCH ^^NAZARENE
60	STATE	STREET
SCinday School ............9.-45	A.M. _
Morning Worship ..........11 iOO A.M.
— SERMON — .
"Fellowship of His Sufferings"
Youth Service ............. 6:00	P.M.
Singspiration, Evening Service 7:00, P.M. Muela hac a lar*t placa In tha Sifnday Sve-
Woriblp with u and friendly atmoeptacrc.
Dick North. Mlnltler of Muela
Marimont Baptist Church
68 W. Wolton	• FE 2-7239
REV. PHILIP W. SOMERS, Pastor
Sundoy School........ ...........10:00 A. M.
Morning Service .................11 :00 A. M.
“The King and His Gty”
Pastor Somers, preaching
Evening Service ......... ....... 7 ;30 P. M,
“Failure or Fortune”
Robert Gavette, Preaching
Youth Group ..................... 6:30 P.M.
i
Faith Baptist Church
3411 AIRPORT ROAD Sunday School ........ 10:00 A.M.
Worship Service..... . 11:00 A M.
Evening Service...... 7:30 P.M.
Wednesday Proyer Service, 7:30 P.M. Ample Parking—Supervised Nursery
CHURCHES of CHRIST
Listen to th* "Herald ol Truth" Each Sunday CKLW TV 8:30 A.M.	' WXYZ lOKX) P,^^..
LAKE ORION
W. A. Luckett. Mlnleter 10*4 Hemmlneway Rd. Off ClarkitOB Rd.
Bible study Sun. 9:45 A.M. Tues. 7:30 P.M.
PONTIAC
« N. Perry St
Hall. Minister ra 3-<3m
Bible atndy A. M. Claatee far All Asm MO.RNINO WORSHIP 1*;M A. M Vlflttnc Speaker from Paaama—
Mr. Menbena
M P. M.
WED. BIBLE STUDY 1:3# P. M.
All Saints Episcopal Church
Williams St. at W. Pike
8 A.M.—Holy Communion
9:30 and 11:15 A.M.—Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rector. Church School
Monday, March 20, 4:15 P.M.—Children's Lentm Service.
Wed., March 21, 7 and'10 A M. — Holy Communion.
Thursday, March 23—Taast of the
Ahnuriciation 10 A.M. —Holy Comrnunion.
CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION •
ill meet To Clarkston Elementary School, 6595 Waldon Rd.
9:30 A. M.—Holy Communion ond Strmon with Church School by The Rev. Alenendef T. Stewert ,

THE PONTIAC PRESS
SATUROAT. MAMS II. im ■MKKO A; m«oauLB
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Wtmtm ■.	■,	■»—* '»
[ The POWER of FAITH

It Seems to Me ....
'Yankee Go Home’ Isn’t Battle Cry Everywhere in This World
When I was in Acapulco, Mexico, enforcing officer In the world. Hoovaa at a meeting of the directors was an All Time All-American before of the Inter Amer- anyone ever heard of Robeit Kkn-ican Presi As- kxdy and probably no we has ren-sociatlon last dered his Nation a greater lifetime I week. President of fruitful activity. He has run down Ricaboo Castmo buri^, kidnapers, goons, murder-Bncai uttered one ers, arsonists and Commies. And es* I of the greatest pro- pecially, he has tracked down the I noimcements atout Russian Reds. He’s their Number I our country that One Hate.
I you've heard in John F. is making n fiae start many a moon. . in the White Houm and he com-
mands rmpect in gaarters where It didn’t-exist before.
face the of
brother that may upset the apple cart unnecessarily. After the nom*
HOOVES
Said he:
“Yaakcc Imperialism met ns a ^ country that has goae to two World Wars with enormous sacrifice of lives sad money and which hasn’t taken a Mngle inch of land from the beaten countries.
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“It nmans a NatioD which devoted huntkeds ot mlllkms of dollars for the reconstrucUon of the defeated countries afto* the war through the Marshall Plan —and these are the very countries whose people were victims ot their own dictatorisl governments.
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“Yankee Imperialism is a eouiv-try wUch has apeat miUimm of dollars in technical assistance and in food over all tkene years in order to save nuy^^^mple of the werid from
Yaakeo Impcrialinn says a nfchn has a rigil to happiness through a worthy life.
Terhaps Soviets could tell us how this compares with the imperialism which Russia exercises.
The Soviets malnUin all the countries defeated and occupied by them under their yoke without froodom at all; and moreover, they try throngh subversive means to destroy the democracies in order to make themsdves the lords and masters of the worM.**
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This penetrating analysis comes from an editor in Costa Rica and is a magnificent declaratkm of American principles. It should be emblasmed throughout the world. In spite of these facts, too many countries still scream “Yankee Go Home’’ out of
<me comer fit a twisted mouth------
as they gravely utter thanks out of truck crawling up a steep grade.” the other fw our benefactions.
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This Nation isn’t perfect.
None Is.	^
But we’ve expressed and actually lived more humanitarian virtues and principles than any country you can
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Vokfe of the People:	^	-
‘More Changes Necessary for Smooth Traffic Flau^
Lwrt Muniiter |he city hwi wim experts mshe a survey M «hy it is so held to let erouad the city ol Panltae wMi your ear. Hwy rw>> ommended a aumber of improvements.
The city did put ia some mora metors on Pika Stroet siM they changed the light at Mt. aonena street.
What about aonw of the other ideommendatlOM?
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mp aaa way tmdto easl kamM aa LmnvMa MraM Omt aais a block anayt Why aa iMht toma tU iigmm Mswtr Why asl a panoeaiaa regoMy assigmii to hmy flwaen ftortag n* psetoi flom«iMto•l••^m.t
Other citlaa with tetoraaetioiis that carry mudi more traffic than Saginaw Street permU right and left tuma auparvlaad by an officer.
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Why doM thrawtk track traffle rontiMie to ga dewp ear mala thoroiichtard aad rattle i we'have a perfectly g
Let's wake up and make lome of the changes that have been suggested and put downtown Pontiac back on the map.
Aid to Education Discussed Further
could support of aid to ed-uesuon to parochial schaol itu-dents be considered as “Cstab-lishmem of a State Religkm’’? Which religioi ~ Protoatant, Ludieran or CathoUcT It ia sUnpTy Mpport ot education to sludants whose parents bear a double biw-den by paying taxes for puUtc schools and by supporting parochial schools.
Bdurathmal suppori is given to atndenU In ehnroh-related eoBeges aad private aehask aad
Tiemember to Be Good American’
daacribed the recent 22nd annual QUaens Conference on Education to Unsing as a huge brainwash
U the wondsrful speech made by. Dr. W. Ooslin ot NaahvUla. Itom. sriiicfa I found ahnply filled with good old-faahioned patriotism, can be labeled M brainwadhlng, too, then I can oifiy wish that ail “good Repuhlicana’’ ak»g with all “good Dcmociys'’ be subjected to a lot'more brainwaahing of this kind so that in time they might all remember to be firat of all “good
inating conventhm, mgay long ranking Democrat* wagtod to put Kennedy’s young brother ia the deep freexe for a couple of months to heal the enmities he arotmed. Robert was throwing his 34 years aronnd beyond the call of duty.
And his appointment, to the Cabinet was received in stony silence.
If the Attorney General wants a fight, he should pick it with the Nation’s enemies and keep away from the greatest poUceman in the world. Hoovaa is approaching. retirement, but he won’t go out at the behest of a cabinet freshman.
Praise Allah ....
Praise A^lah for the newspapers. The radio account of the PArria* SON fight painted it as the greatest ring brawl of all time, whereas a newspaper consensus Indicates a couple of bungling, second raters swung wildly and harmlessly in all but two rounds. Newspaper writers have been brought up on a diet of factual recitals.
That’s what readers want.
That’s what they get.
To paraphrase the late lamented Ring LAaoNga: “Radio would go wild trying to dramatize a heavy duty
“And when he was come nigh, even now at the descent of the Mount of Olivea. the , whole multitude of the diadplet began to rejoloe and praise God with a loud voice . . . saying. Blessed be the King cometh in the name of the Lord; peace in heaven, and glory in the higiMst.’’ (Luke 19:37-38)
Days of All Faiths:
Clarifies Passion Week, Holy Week
And in Conclusion ....
Jottings from the ‘ well-thumbed notebook of your peripatetic re-poi^r:
More than 100,000 Cuban refugees name.'certainly tWs is true if fight-	homeland and over
ing, dying, giving and forgiving	^ Miami district
count at all.
The great Costa Rican editor has expressed some exceptionally profound thoughts. They are a graphic description of what the I'nited States is struggling to > achieve.
Lay Off Hoover ....
Young Robsbt Kbnnsdy Is making bringing children into a Soviet a mistake. If he Inalsts on pursuing dominated land. In addition, their the matter further, he may spend	^ declining beyond all
dajrs and dajrs picking up the pieces, k^iown modem records..........
^	^	^	“Soapy” WiLLiAsra is learning an-
The new Attorney General Is	language. Hasn’t he made
crossing swords with J. Edgar enough undiplomatic remarks in one? Hoover, and this is no assignment	it it
. New York’s greatest peremt-age of crime increase was in the 16 to 20 year olds (9%) and the next
was the under 16 (6.7%).............
Communist Russia is struggling desperately to conceal the fact there were more abortions in Hungary in 1958 and 1950 than anywhere else. That shows what Hungarians think
for aa untutored novice. In fact, It'a no asrignmeat for a poised and aeasoaed vetoran. No American stonda higher in the esteem of the peo^ than J. Edgar Heevar. The Direetm- of the Federal Boreau of Investigation ia one of the great Amm-icans of this era. He hu the confidence and complete respect of Republicans, Democrats, Socialists and the pro-feanoaal aad amatour do-gooders.
Everyone’a for hiaL
Hoover la t<^
It’s ia'q»6termis for a novitiate to
Champagne bottled in 1955 is reaching the market, and it’s proving to bo a groat year. Mathe-I natically, leading yoan ran: 1955,19S3,1952, 1949, 1947 and 1942. Champagne is probably its best between seven and twelve years...
persoiiial nomi-natioB for ono of
tiiadowbox with th« greatest law f the most attractive girb in the
By DE- HOWABD V. HARPER
March 19 to Pamian .Sunday, the beginning of a one'week period caUed Paaahm Week, and of a two-week period called Paaaiaotide. Thera tost two weeks of Lent, Pw-sion Wed( and Holy Week, together form a amt ot season within the Lenten aeason.
Many people do not have these two weeks straightened out in their minds. They mistakenly call next week Passion Week. This is probably not very important. Certainly no one’s salvation is involved to it. But for those who csre about proper terminology and find satisfaction to being wetl-tatormed: CaH this week Passion Week, next week Holy Week, and the two together Passiontide.
The wwed passtoa has sank to
area: Mary Sue Ekelaiid .......... Overheard ia
high school: **1110 trouble with the dicthmary is you have to know how to spell the word before you can look it up to see how to
spell it”.........Some
people mistakenly cash Savings Bonds Just when the interest rate is the highest. A bond bought in March of 1954 will now average 4.28% until maturity.
’Did you hear about the man who went to Las Vegas in an $8,000 Cadillac and came home in a $40,000
Greyhound bus?............
... K*N Tiffany Udd me the highest percentage of traffic accidents doesn’t come from automobiles. It^ bicycles............Med-
ical scientists say the common cold will be extinct in 40 years. May I set down a hollow “haw, haw, haw?” ...........A Florida syndicate wants to make Duck Key a second Palm Beach. Building lots start at $1(^/ 000 .......Ski begin-
ners have been aided enormously this year by a new gadget —- skis 36 inches long. They sold 100 pairs last winter and will move
3,500 this time..........
Department of Cheers and Jeers; the C’s—Flotp Pais nssoN; the J^the stumbling, inept fifteen minute broadcast bef<xe the fight which was the dreariest air wave exhibition in jrears and. which was folli^wed by that phony “cliff hanger” that deluded several million hfmest listeners.
—Harold A, FnxtSRAU
a ntoer tow eat It to Qrig^
“prario'* iriitoii mfMw “to Mtf-ter.” The sexnl coimotefioito MW glvea to U to popntor mge to wwll doww the Itot et ito rae-
e to wr Ume. the wtoler to 8<m(h Americ* aad
Here in the Outotiaii calendar, of course, it refers to the Lord’s suffering during the last few days of His earthly life.
ST. SOSEPH'g DAY Also Sunday, March 19 ia St, Joseph's Day, honoring the kind, quiet man who was the husband at the Blessed Virgin Mary, and, d^ pending on whether one accepts the doctrine of the Viigin Birth or not. either the lostei^father or the real father of Jesus.
Tkto sitoject la mach la Urn-poMIe preaa today becaaaa af the ckaigea at becesy that ara betog leveled agalast Btohop me. the Eptoeapsl Biakop at CatUoraU. from witkld his owa oiwreh. It to aai the parpsas or iaieatlaa of this cahana ever to take ridca In mattora of coatraverey, bat sniy to report both eides.
Not much U.-known about St. Joraph. He was of royal descent ^ St. Luke makes that ctoar to his second chapter, verse four, when he says “he was of the house and lineage of David.” We can be sure, too, that Joaeph looked after the Child and Hto mother. He ww-ried as much as Mary did when the BtQT got lost to Jenutoem. “Behold, thy father and I have sought thee sorrowing,” d>e said. It is also clear that Joseph taught Jesus the carpenter’s trade.
speellle date may he.
But tllh opinion of experts does not shake the local peofde to fiielr insistence that It ahraya happens on St. Joseph’s Day.
(Ospyright iW)
Portraits
gtvw to the itodMto and act
pnveat afitoBoe af chareh aad
The parents of parochial school *Must Have Patience
studento are entitled to any re- a* Drivn HnrA* turn ot tax money given other A/rive Xierc cititohs. The cry to heard, “These « you do not find driving ««-ditions depiortode, parking facilities totiderable, toe altitude of some at the police officers insufferable around Pontiac and out, then I’d say your supply of patience is inexhaustable.
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As to drivtoc oMtoUtaw. evwy rale fa the bosk is Moksa. Yoa eaat park—too maay rigas. Why dos’t they add oas more rigm"Wap stUi drivs"r
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Anywhere else an overparking fine is 50 cents, but in Pontiac It’s $1
I’ve Had It
public schools," but many are on hall-day sessions and overcrowded and could not poaittdy nbrarh toe 6.8 million parochial school students; as th«e is a current shortage ot 142,000 etoaraooms .and a critical riiortoge o C teachers.
By JOHN a MI?rCAU-n I saw him on hUwiative soil. . . The tyrant’s efforts fight and foil . . . And from his dtains and dungeon flee , . . To sail the dangers of the sea .. . I saw him steer ^th skillful hand ... To set his boat upon our land .	. And wi|h his
loved ones left behind ... A home to safety try to.find ;.. I saw him stay at heavy cost... With nearly all possessions lost . . . And in the circle' ot his clan . . . Uphedd the dignity of man ... 1 saw him spend toe nights to fear . . . Ot (Castro agents prowling here' . . . And keep a loaded piriol for . . . Their vengeance luridng at his door ... I taw him finally arise ... To free the island’i shoras and skies . . . And join a valiant rebd force . . . That shall democracy enforce.
(Copyright, INI)
Parochial schools are relievtag taxpayers of an additlanal burden so it is to their benefit to support a^ to pnoeWal school studeats. One soluti&i wmdd be to permit parents of parochial school stu-dents to pay a percentage of school taxes to the parochial
The Coniitiy Phrs^ui
711 Desota
Ettsabetb F. Bryant
'Almost in Wreck — What Can Be Done?’
What can John Q. PubUc do about people who almost caupe accidents and then turn around and laugh at the unfortunate party. I realize policemen can't be everywhere, but what is there to do? People are always ready to blame teenagers, but there are just as many bad apples in too generation before.
“Tka satrat way to deem araa to faUara la to anaago 9 tUags to esme to Um too eai ly.”
Case Records of a Psychologist:
Paper Route Offers Good Training
It is a littile-surprMng, then, 1o find that the (!hurch was very late in setting aside a day in Joraph’s honor. Local festivals appeared among the Cojitic Christians and the Greeks perhaps as early as the fourth century, and toere was a church dedicated to him in Btdogna in 1129, but it was not uiitU late to the fifteenth century that any Pope put him into toe official calendar.
BDUHMPfi. AND SWALLOWS Two intereiittog things happen on St. Jorapb’s Day that ara werth attention although they don’t really have any apparent connection wlto^ the saint hlmralf.
Om to that la maay of the homes tor the aged that are operated by the Utile Motors ol the Poor, eertato bh*opo wM ap-poar aad pat op white apn aad aet aa waMets, oerriag 4
By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE
CASE H-436: When George and Philip were 13 and 12. they wait Into business. For th^ operated newspaper routes.
"We’ve got a route apiece," George Intormed me af lunch the first day.
“I have 82 cua-tomen and Philip , has 87. Our routes are out here near home.”
"That’s wonderful, ’ I replied, used to carryl newspapers my-| self when I your age. How DB. OUm did you happen to gat two routes ho near home?"
"The boy who had George’e route has gone into high sdnol,” Philip answered “and says he has to study so much he can’t take toe Uroe.’’
“Aad the boy aa my roate had
my office to help assemble and staple the mimeographed bulletins
^ ymju luaa	weu, choTfs trs duties that Invoivs no
But my money doesn’t bava^ pay. So he wM not develop toe of newwer For -gimine’ attitude, as many they are now todependent mer- mothers fear, chants.
Besides, they i
If he prefers to work for other people, be appreciative for this
lessons in psychology by handling means he is growing up and want-peot^e than by handling mimeo-graphed pages.
"I have an old groiKh on my route,” Philip grumbled it the diimer taUe a few daya later.
"It 1
tteSMi at to* geelata^ hrailHty
ahoaM aeev en gl. ieaegirti Day
haraad at aaoaa afher day la wl dear Ito tMs alwwvee. -»•
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The other ia that famoua buttoeaa about the swallows at the Mtesion at Sah Juan Capiatimno to California. The story is that on March 19 the swailowB return from whraever they have been during the winter, and . that this haa been gotog on like clockwoik since the earty days of the Misskm, more than 180 yean «go-
ap at 4:M Ip toe Basnfa« to eany papers irad to« arai to take this evMli« iwto keriiea. “But he says be has to give- up one, ao ha Is kraptog tka mamtuf
route. It pays..............
George and
He buys at wholesale. He mer-chamfiaaa his wares and tries to win new sabscriben. Then he collects and balances his boola. .
and I got sonw of the papers wet. He yeOed at me and said be wouhtat aoosgt one liln that So I had to walk six Mocks to get him a dry one.
■put at tha bottsm at fito page."
In my office a torn mimeographed page would not have ‘‘yelled” at PhlUp. Bo tale cut-tomers ara teadiing him new Ueat.
Children need money to spend to order to team bow to bikIgN
Ptorfor

Life makes no altowances for anybody, ao teach your cMld to adjust to naUty. Don’t give him a cash sltowaaoe. theretore, but let him work when he wanto money. But aei that there are pay Jobs availaMe.
Prsvkxnly, I bad Urol toem at
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THK PONTIAC FKESS. SATURDAY. MAHCH 18. 1»6I
ColorJSlides to Be Shown at Guardians
*S!7o£SoSJ,*rSS“22f
d pma lad iC*£2 ““*■«»» to «»» quid
Olhrier, Bride Quiet After Surprise Vows
NSW YORK ‘•Yj^ vwy
themk et Kester Seek.
He mmIIk It V^. "-iw-rtwi et me
UHm htv* |0M oat to «2 fun-iltei, but ntunben of ttryie* orguilatkim totereftad in Pm
Th» group WM formed to exchange idew on the multitude of problenia entailed In bringiM a handlcappad cUld into aa normal
give ttika. to promote he^rful IcgiB-latioa in the future,'and tor reo-reatbnal activltlaa. Ihey are
Witt pledged to a«M tha work of
eleae Menda oariy today to celebrate their anrprtae «eddli« ta Wilton, Goon., YMday at the ol-lloe of a juetleo of the peace.
It «
OIMer it atanrtnt in the Broadway play ••Becket.*' and Mlai Kowright ta appearing in another Broadway play. "A Taate of Hooey."
AfUn' FVlday night’i perform-ancea. diey poaed for pictym and drove off tor a «|uiot celetoa-tlon with actor Richard Burton and actreaa Lauren Bacall.
To Lift WtigM Curbs
Weight notrIctloMjria to UM Monday noon fi the Oakland Cm
40 TV Programs at Once/ youVe Got to Be Kidding!
inOQLOll
SKAliN
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DEIROrr (AP)-Withla five to U yean there wID to a way to do mUllofj televlaSon pro-
“TMa ia a hortlUo thought,' aoM Or. Donald t. Neiaon with a grin "but H'a faaaible." nebsm. a naitvo af Orand Bapldb, and a farmer InatnUir M ptoMea at tto Itatventty k
N. i.
at a aawa
pUcatlone of laboratory reocareh now being done by Beil on optica]
An optical nuwer la a dex^ce tikh tranamiti an tntenaely powerful, minutely narrow beam of
Ito light ta of auch intonaity it could uaporiaa fbetala with a puff. A prtme advantage ia that It ean to dinelad thouaanda of thaaa Boore prtdaoly than wHh the
baft la kiBDhwant Ightf' baaaalfg away at —*-----------------
AOjTlHl. in a oirUla cmN i. -.T- ywntof. wharalB Lambrcebi
(W CiMaii Court
This ability to bo directed wMi
tirat time, a practical method of tranemiaalon-a field currently ro-■erved to radio wavea.
StoriB for Bluoston«

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Lot t(. aouthfloMtarau. u MkOtrUoa J port of tho N W. of tho na. Vq of aws. It. TIN., atoa.. city of aouthfitid.
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DETROIT UB—The UniM Auto Workera have tiamed Wise W. b»Yro-,riri«ihi»Tn"
Stone of Detroit as assistant direc-	Apm i no ■ ••
tor of the union’s national aircraft)-------
department. Stone succeeds Irvine |	.**1* JJf* *
Bluestone who was promoted to|Sll^*m*i,{iXn‘No*“r'~‘’' SoShi bid! (or th« purotuiM of Oo. OMntj
br tlw county of Ookltsd.

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to otcb o( tbt yoort ll« t to osch of tbt ytsrt I to «s«h of tbo ytsrt IfTS t to otto of U» ytsrt I
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LTRDAY. aiARCH 1961
Decide Theme of Fashion Show
*^rlng Blossoms into Suminc^' will be the theme for the annual style sl|OW and card party spon> sored by Psl Chaptc^-Siipna Beta National Sorority Thursday at 8 jun. in the civics room of Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Building.
Mrs. Sslo Bisogni is chairman and and Mrs. Bddie
W.^!Brien, cochairman.
Working on special '^mmittees are Mrs. Jack Kodray, decorations; Mrs. Mwgan Siple Jr. and M|s. Charles Fournier, tickets; Mrs. Wayne Booth, door prises; Mrs. Jeiyy McKay, refreshments; Mrs. James Chartier, table prises; and Mrs. Jack McVay, publicity. .
Mrs. O’Brien wiil serve as commutator for fadi-ions from the Phyllis Lee Shi^, Union Lake. Models will be Mrs. Norman Auer, Mrs. William Winters, Mrs. Frank Thomberry, Mrs. Clement Berden, Mrs. George Baril, Mrs. Carmen Tosto,
. Mrs. Wallace Williams and Mrs. Thomas Thom* berry.
Other committee workers are Mrs. Janies De-Flork), Mrs. Joe O. Benson, Mrs. Robert Koch, Mrs. "*^ilaym(md Meggitt, Mrs. John Spragg and Mrs. Joseph Mooney.
Proceeds will benefit the chapter’s natimal charities namely,'mental health, Natkmal Hearing Aid Society and Indian education.
No Harm in Dinner With Boss

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Q: I lim iecretary }o dne of the executives of a big company. Evtry now and then I have to wort late at the office. After we have finished worthing. my employer usually takes me out to dinner and then drives me home.
He is married and has a family. I am unnuunied. Just the other day I overheard two of the girls in the office gossiping about this.
I am very much distressed over it and would like to know if there could possibly be aify impropriety In my having dinner with him and allowing him to drive me home.
A:	Unless your behavior
prompts gossip, there is no kn-propriety in your occasionally having dinner with your employer after having worked late at the office and then to be driven atraight home by him.
Q: Will you please tell me if it is customary for the bride to give tbg faridegVoom a wedding present, and if so, what is usually given? Also, when is the moat appropriate time for the bride and groom to give the members of the bridal party their presents?
A: It is not required that the bride give a present to the groom but she often does so if she can. Generally it is something permanent and personal —ranging from cuff links to a watch or ring.
If there is a bridesmaids’ and ushers’ dinner, the attendants are given their presents at that time; otheiwise at the rehearsal.
Psi Chapter, Sigma Beta National Sorority will show spring styles to benefit their philanthropies at the annual card party in Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Building on Thursday evening. Mrs. Eddie W. O'Brien of Waterford Township, (seated) cochair-
Paatlac Preu Pk*U
man, will be. commentator. From left- are Mrs. Carmen Tosto of Bay Street, Mrs. Norman Auer, Clarks-• ton, and Mrs. William Winters of Ottawa Drive, who will model.
Collegians From Area Keep Busy
Women's Section
Group Views Mission Films
Seven Pontiac area freshmen at UniveiWty of Michigan are among 2S9 students who will receive the William J. Bran-Ktrom prize in a special convocation May 12 in the Union Ballroom. Parents are invited.
Freshmen with a minimum of 15 hours of degree credil who rank in the top seven per cent of their school or coi-Igge will select one of 19 deluxe bound volumes stamped In g(dd with the U. of M. seal.	*
Carnation Queen Hates to Dig
By GAY PAULEV UPI Women's Editor NEW YORK tUPI) - Mrs. Sylvia MacGuffog Valencia helps in the production and harvest of 1.5 million carnations each year, but ruefully
admits. “I don't have a green thumb.”
The attractive, red - haired ’ New Englander is known throughout the florist industry as the "queen of carnations" and is the lady responsible for
Prepared by the committee on university scholarships, the book list includes "Crime and Punishment" by Dostoevski; "The Nature of the Physical World," by Sir A. S. IMding-ton and Sandburg's "Abraham Lincoln, the Prairie Years and Wa r Yea rs "
OriginaDy named as the Oreon E. Scott prize, the award was renamed when Wiliam J. Branstrom of the Fremont Foundation became its donor last spring.
From Pontiac are Theodore J. Gaensbauer. literature, science and the arts, IlUnois Avenue; Sharolynn A. Germnics, nursing, Asrot Road; Richard H. Jackson, engineering. James K Boulevard; Suzanne M. Ko-prince. LSA. West Iroquois Road; Andrew J. Snifely. engineering. Kirkway ' Road, Bloomfield Hills.
Birmingham students are James E., Bird, Lahser Road and Gary T. Poole of W'ether-by, both of the engineerinR school.
Midsummer
Eleven Pontiac area students at Central Michigan Univerrity. Kalamazoo, made an average of B or better last semester.
From Pontiac are Priscilla M. Dawe. Kafliryn A. Kestl and Joailne DembinsRI. freslv men; Ruth Reiriie. junior and VicU Sue McLaughlin, aopho-
Others listed are Carolyn Benninger, Junior. Orchard Lake; Barbara Ann Taylor, senior. Birmingham; Nancy C. O’Neill, sophomore, darkston; Alvin C. Dubois, aophomorr, Keego Harbor. Karen E. Bush.; junior, and Mary Anne Peters, senior, of Rochester.
At a hmeheon this weric hoo-orlng some 300 CMU women students who have attained an academic average of 3,0 or higher, Beverly Wells, Iteab-
hersrif at the piano. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garland S. Wells of Ramona Terrace, Waterford Township.
Charlea Hunt. Univertity of Michigan freshman and son of the Charles P. HtmU of Chippewa Road has been initiated Mo Chi Psi social (nttentty.
Ihe florW decorations for the Kennedy inaugural balls.
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Mrs. Valencia and her husband Esteban, a. jovial man whose ancestors were Spanish aristocrats and founders of the town of Valencia, operate a wholesale and retaU florist business in Westbpro, Mass.f 30 miles from Boston.
"I know all the theories abou^ gardening,” said Mrs. Valencia, "but I’m just not a grower ... I don’t like to dig. I’d rather arrange.”
To Tie Knots
- The K»uple”f8nn8" Ti.5-acres, much of it "under glass” — that is, with greenhouse — and annually harvests not only the 1.5 millkm carnations but a myriad of other flowers for their relail customers.
It was Mrs. Valencia who did all the floral arrangements for seven decorator-plaimal room settings at this year’s International Flower Show.
Michigan's ojvn makers of the popular “Hush-Puppies" have created a new light-weight golf shoe for women. Weighing only ounces (compared
with a standard J6-mnce shoe) the brushed pigskin footwear comet in pastel shades of tan, green and brown.
Abby^a All for Exercise
At Ease, Mom! Let the Boys Rougbhouse in Living Room
Q: Last year 1 gave a girl I had been going out with a charm bracelet for her birthday. About two months ago we had a serious quarrel and no longer see each other.
I would like to have this bracelet back. May I write to her and ask her to return it?
A; As it was a birthday gift, and not an engagement present. she is entitled to keep it, and it would be very niggardly to ask for its return.
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: My three sons (6. 10 and 13) and I love to wrestle. We would like to use the dining room, which has a timdeum covering, for about 30 every
the basement and throw darts.
The Ehiily Post Institute is sorry it cannot answer personal mail.
evening for this purpose. It’s good exercise for me, 'and the boys love it.
To do this would require
the
table and chairs against the bulkhead
ABBY
Mrs. Russell Robbins, president of ti>e' Michigan State Chiropractic Society Auxiliary, and Dr. RusseU Robbins, MSCS executive secretary, were guest speakers at the Oakland County Chiropractic Society’s meeting in Devon Gables.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Orval Dunkeld from Southern Rho-llesia also were guests aj^ the affair. The coupfe showed a film depicting the life of nais-sionary children on the field.
Gene Wiechec. director of the publicity committee, was chairman lor the meeting.
(wall), and rei^adng them when we ^ through.
My wife says POSITIVELY NO! She insists we would be upsetting HER home even though we protrtised to put everything back in place afterward.
The boys and I feel it is our home, too, and if we want , to wrestle there we should he able to do It. What’s your opinion, Abby?
CAREER MARINE
DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and I, ages 16, would like your opinion on a problem that has been trouUing us.
My parents say we should not "park" in front of our house because the neighbors will talk.
I try to explain that we are not "parking." We only sit in his car and talk and listen to the radio. They say they would rather have us go somewhere else and do tids.
I say we are safer in bont of our house than going out in the woods where something coul^ happen to us. What is your opinion?
TROUBLED
DEAR TROUBLED: You are
wise to avoid "the woods" or other isolated places. Why not invite him into your home?
CONFIDENTIAL TO “A KIND WIFE”; If your husband had a broken leg, you would rush him to a doctor to have it set. Why then, when he has a broken personalit>'. do you regard it "a kirtdness"
f it?
Yes, Abby will answer your letter personally if you write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., and enclose
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Getting married? F>r Abby’s * Lovely Wedding," am SP cents . to ABBY,	Beverly
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The Waterford Girl Scout Leaders’ Association will practice lariiing and knot-tying for their "Campanula" at an 8 -p;i»r Monday meeting m Waterford Community Center.
Singing games also will be taught.
Williams Lake-Monteith neighborhood residents will be hostesses.
DEAR ABBY: Before my husband sends this letter I would like to add my two cenU. Hfe forgot (?) to mention that we have a recreation room in the basement, equipped with shuffleboard, ping-pong table, bowling game and target for darts.
I believe that is the place where they should do their exercising. Our dining room is small, and it irks me to have it pulled apart every evening.
CAREER MARINE’S WIFE
BIRMINGHAM - BLOOMFIELD HILLS—A happy reunion has been planned fpr the Easte^season by Mr. and Mrii. MbR Patten of Montana, formerly of Blocpnfield Hills, who will meet their daughter and. her children in Fort Lauderdale.
The former Joan Patten— Mrs. Charles E. Stadler of Urbana, Ohio—is there already with her children visiting Mr. Stadlo*'s parents and looking forward to the Pattens’ arrival.
Miss Marion Goodale, headmistress of Kingswood^ Sdiool, Cranbrook, will visit friends in Pompano Beach, ITa., during spring vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. FYed Sanders have returned home from a two-month stay in Delray Beach.
DElUl CAREER MARINE AND WIFE: Your baaement sounds too cluttdred lor wrestling. Pop and the boys should-be pennltted to wrestle In the dining room, and if Mom Is irted^ she should go down to
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Among Florida-bound couples are the (diaries Gilberts and the Jerry Van TUylg who will visit Cynthia’s famUy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. G. Copeland at Vero Beach.
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■rtie William K. Downeys are , planning a trip to Sea Island, '
The W. S. Gilbreaths Jr. have rettimed from a trip to the West Coast. They visited their son-inJaw and daughter the Robert T. Skin-ners in Whittier, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Girard are looking forward to next .week ,when Shellagh comes, from her studies at Michigan State University and Michael from the Pb^ School in Paoli, Pa.
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ONLY 2 HOURS gI,EEP The morning I talked with the Valencias, they’d had only two hours of sleep — "We got in at six and up at eight.” said Mrs. Valencia. "No, not /
partying in NeV Yoiic, just puty^ ting in fresh flowers.” / ,
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She explained that durit^ the run of the show at the coliseum cut flowers were changed every other day. She and her hbsband had just arranged 7,-jOO carnations flown from Bos-
ton.
"We used a lot more than that for the inaugural balls.” she said. "We flew 50.0(» whites and red* to Washington, plus a scattering of blues (white carnations tinted by an osmosis proem). It was the first time Mrs. Valencia half worked for the White House and rte said, "I got a real nice personal note fro|m the President."
JENNIE LEE GIDCUMB
The woman florist is third generation in the flower business, on both sides of her family. Her father’s people had a tHisiness in Scotland; her mother's, in New England. She said she joined the family bustness when she came out of school in 1932 - “from NorthiB Seminary, a sehool for young ladies in the Berkshires. I always liked the way they said that." t Her hustand, a native of Ventura. Calif., ^’married" the florist biisfoess K-hen he married her in 1938. The cmple has one eon, Esteban Sooit, who is 14.
Mrs. William Domin of Red-ford was hostess to the Lotus Lake Friendly Neighbors Qub at a St. Patrick’s Day luncheon Thursday.
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The group made tray pads for Oakland County Tuberculosis Sanltorium. Mrs. Herbert Atkinson donated favors and Mrs. George Gaylock made fovors to go witti the tray pa^.
Cancer dressings will be made at the April meeting.
Dinner Marks 19th Anniversary for Blue Stars
Star Mothers. Chapter 4, a1 tended the 19th arniivetuar; dinner at the home of Mn James Soinm on Manhal Str^. ^
A letter was read from i Detroit radio station acfcnowl
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Brownie Penny Dunn of W^erford is overscaled by the 400-pound cake which cut today at Mincle, Mile Shopping Centet. Three experienced decorators 400k hoars ond ISO pounds
of icing ta build the huge confection uhich marks the local cduncits observance of their national organisations 49thbirth^y.
Scouts and the conumadtj Mrs. John Yungk, preside and Mrs. George Leineni attoided a school of iiatr tion Wednesday In Detroit.
Thne members will vtdunteer wort Thursditir the U S. Veterans; Hospif Mrs. Yimgk s PPftwrt aeven. hanbpieced I robes kiRde by BHlyber, M Roland Centera 'Die gre atM makes tcuffies and h for the patienfo.
THE PONTIAC PRESS. SATUR’DAY,/MARCH 18, 196L
NINE
**Th0 Kobe,** movie adofOed from iJoyd C. Douglas' story eoncemu^ the cntciimm of Christ, will be presented by ifus Young People of Centrd Methodist Church at 7 this evening and Sun-day night at ’the church. ExhU>iting
posters made by the youth gr<Mp, Ure (from left) Betty James, North Cass Avenue, and R<m Maplep^urphy Street. A freewill offerin^oill he taken to finance the film,
Dance Students Entertain Club
Young ■tudent* from a local dance studio, costumed in a St. Patrick’s Day motif, entertained member! of the Fashlonette Qub Tuesday evening in Adah Library.
Harry McCarthy who won the weekly trophy for the greatest weight loss now holds the title of ‘queen* for the year. She will crowned at next Tuesday's im ing.	X
Runner-up to the queor^or the greatest weight low for the previous week Is Mrs. P^ter Hernandez.
The club, meii	d by Pontiac
Parks and^<crei	i Department,
. from 7 to 9 i Shelly Library. Arm a wei^ problem are
of the nation's department stores charge for deliveries, and three-quarters charge for pickups lor something that is Beige cymbldium orchids and a “ ■	- iveiled beige hat complemented her
St. Elizabeth Catholic Chpt New York Qty was the •
of Luitgard ‘llmuns, Ger-Grasse, son of of
I Manor. Waish ofQciat-ceremony when exdianged vows with Thomas ^am’of New York aty.
Danghters of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sendele of Kellmwit, tiw slaters were givcu la marriage by tiMfr brother Boroafaie Sendele. . .
The new Mrs. Grosse chose a tailored suit of strawberry pink Italian wool and Veiled crown of pink velvet petals. Her colonial bouquet contained white poses and gypsophilia.
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suit of lavender-violet Italian wool.
Paul Grasse of New York Oty served as his brother’s best man.
The bridegroom, who nghlaad Paik dnalor CMlege and Lawraaoe Institate of Technology, served two years la the U.S. Marine Corps. The conple Is honeymooning at the Edea Hook Chib In New York CHy.
Mrs. Sendele, who came from Germany for her daughters’ nuptials, appeared in navy blue pure silk print and gray accessories. Mrs. Crosse’s navy silk sheath dress was accented with White.
Mr. and Mrs. Grasse will honor their son and daughter-in-law, who will make their home in Detroit, at an open house after Easter.
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Quartet Hosts Club's Dinner
Sharing hostess honqrs for Junior Pontiac Women’s Club progressive dinner in their homes preceding the March meeting sverc Mrs. Jack Bran-nock, Mrs. Fred T. Syti, Mrs. Donald McCSndless and Mrs? Edward Lauchner,
Serving on the social committee for the occasion were Mrs. Frank Williamson. Mrs. Gertrude Martin, Mrs. A. L. MacAdams, Mrs. G. R. Jarvis, Mrs. Albert Games, Mrs. James Spark. Mrs. Ray Kingsbury, Mrs. R. R. Dougherty, Mrs. Russell French, Mrs. Lawrence Rutledge and Mrs.
Meeting at Church
The first meeting of the year for the board of directors of Bloomfield Hills branch, Woman's National Farm and Garden Association, is slated at 10:30 a.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. William L. Kahn in Birmingham.
Hostesses Mrs. Robert L. Graham, Mrs. John B. Hammond, Mrs. E. Govan Hill and Mrs. Donald D. James will serve the-lundieon.
Buddhists and HinduB live together peacefully in Nepal between India and Tibet, sometimes riiarlng the same temple.
Ju8t Pound
No Shortcut to Reducing
By JOHBPHINB LOWMAN Many women are troubled with fat acroM the bade. This be across the uppor back or may ex-few inchea below the blades. Often womoi who are the correct weight have unusual depodts of fat in this
of choleeo. Yoa BMy Mt Hke to taka eker-
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(UPI) — Prevent picture marks on your walls by sticking a thumbtack on each corner of the back of the frame. Allow the thumbtacks to extend about one-eighth of an inch. This will allow circulation of air behind the frame and prevent marks.
Women's Group Hears Lenten Talk
The Women's Asaociatipn of the Pine Hill Congregational Church met Wednesday evening Mrs. Frederick L. Cork of North Hammond Lake Drive.
Dr. Alfired Grey gave the de-
The annual card party on April 28 will be at the PrafeeeifliMl Building on Ordiard Lake Road <VP0rite Daniel Whitfield School.
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New members of the congregation will be welcomed at a coffee hour after Palm Sunday services.
rises, but It yen went to tone tUe tot and yen nra net overweight, exerelae Is yenr answer. I knew at no maglo lotmala yon
corrective to this condition but today I will give you a few which are eq>ecially etfecthte.
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Keep the trunk and the arms in this position as you move your trunk as far to the left as you can. Slowly move It toward the front and on as far to the right as possible. Continue moving from left to right. This should be done ■hmly, feeling the pull.
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,.Plans for distributing Easter baskets for Pontiac Stafe Hospital patfenU were comideted at Club 20’b Tuesday meeting in the Oakland County Society for Crippled Oiildren and Adulta’ centef.
Mra. Jack Thorp la chairman tor , the project. Members wU meet March 30 at tiie Malnee Street home at Mrs. Walter Jettreye to 0B the baskets.
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Ay, Lad, You Canna' Beat Irish luck;
St. Pat, Detroit' Shamrocks Too ^ Much for PCH -
Clarksfon, Ferndale County's Last Hopes
Two undPrdoK basketball teams have the task of keeping alive an Oakland Oounty record iii the state high school basketball tournament. Clarkston and Ferndale will be BeUn^ quarter-final berths in to-n^bt's regional finals. The Wolves a^inst Fenton at 7:30 on the Birmingham Seahcrim Court for the Class B crown. Ferndale hosts Highland Park in Class A at 8.
Ortonville dropped by the wayside last night at Bay City, losing a Clast C regional semi-final game to Bay City St. Joseph, !&54.
For tlM> last seven years, at
been catching up. Even with Mike Kown and Gary Burkhart back in action, the Eagles have not looked like the same strong team ttat started the season.
TlXi OF WAR — The long arm of Pontiac Central's George Fed tries to snake the ball away from Catbcriic Central’s Brian Motter and BUI Maher, who does a baUet routine with his
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left leg. John Goetz (51) of Detroit looks on during this bit of action in last night's Class A regional fihal at Southfield. The Chiefs bowed. 5544.
Tigers Keep Winning, 11-6
'Fly Bair Homer by Dick Brown Sparks Victory
Dodgers Recome Sixth Victim in Seven Tries for Bengols,
By BRinVO L. KiL'tRNS fipofti Editor, Pontiac Press LAKEUtND, FU.-Catcher Dick Brown provided the Detroit Tigers with some unexpected punch here Friday as the Bengals won their sixth Grapefruit League contest against a single loss, 11 to 6 over the Los Angeles Dod^rs.
Brown's big blow was a tremendous fly ball that carried 420 feet and escaped the dutches of Will Davis in center field in the eighth
It provided the lead run. Brown circling the bases. He also drove home two other runs, one on a • fourth-inning single.
The Dodgers committed three . oooUy errors la the ontfieM In Mowing a B-1 year that had held ap oatil foe sixth frame.
The Tigers’ big inning was the eighth, when they scored five runs oh five hits, two walks and an error.
Brown's homer to center was preceded by singles by Bumma Morton, George Thomas, Norm Cash and Steve ^ros, before a double play had erased the bases dean.
Frank Lary was the winner for the Tigers—although he did not enjoy one of his best days. He was rapped for three runs and five hits in the three innings he worked.
Jim Banning went the first five, yteMlng three nms alM, along with one Ut.
Young Dick Egan, a big rookie lefthander, finished up the ninth for the Elengals.
Rookie Rick Warren was the foser, getting tagged for all the runs in the eighth. The Dodger pitching parade before Warren had consisted of Johnny Podres, Pete Richert and Willard Hunter.
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MMird during dMrict and re-gtonsi pUy was hi IMS.
The two representatives remaim ii% in this year’s tournament are supposed to lose tonight.
Clarkston meets a Fenton quintet that makes up in spirit and hustle what it lacks in finesse. The Tigers surprised everyone by winning the Genesee B championship and then knocking off Holly on the Broncos’ wn floor In district play.
Dick Seitz, a 6-2, center has been the most consistent Scorer for Fenton in the tournament. He has been helped by Tom Bruder. The Tigers are a g^ rebounding team despite their lack of size, and are very aggressive on defense.
CUrkston Iws yet to play a good touroanient game. The-Wolves rolled over two weak teams In the district before edging Lake Orion for the title. ’They pla.ved well againri Orton ^but ooakia’t fiad the baaket.
The victory over Bedford St. Mary in regnal action showed the Wolves still had proNems. They started and finished fast but played poor basketball in between.
Coach Dom Mauti will probably continue with the starting lineup of Bill Powell, Ron Lundy, Hal Weston, Ron Walters, and Mike Applegate. Powell and Lundy will be caHed on fof yheman service under the boards.	,
Either Ferndale has been slip-ing or the Eagles’ opponents have
the hMs of two key players at mid year gradsatlon exerdoeo.
Ortonville lost to St. Joseph by the same score it had defeated Millington two nights earlier.
The Black Hawks {fot -oCf-ta-a. slow start, scoring only three pednts in the first quarter. They were down 26-20 at the half and then began to rally behind the shooting of Jim Hutchings.
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With two minutes remaining, Ortonville knotted the scora at 50-all. But St. Joseph came back with a field goal and was never head^. Hutchings scored the last eight points for the Hawks.
The sbarpshooting forward took game scoring honors with 25 points.
In a Class C regional final at Ferndale last night, Grosse Pte. St. Paul advanced to the quarter-by edging Detroit St. Thomas, 47-43.
Catholic CantrdI topi Chiofa in *A' Regional Cage Final, 55-44
By BILL CORNWELL
Ay, laddie, and it must have been the "luck o’ the Irish" — plus h pretty good Detroit Catholic Central basketball team — that beat the luckless Chiefs Friday nighL
stone sad yes, begorra, a wee bit •* led-hok shooting, foo - aU combined tn ollmlnato Pontlae Oentrol, H4I. hi but night’s CUus A regional toaraameat fl-
NET HIGH - Pontiac Central’* Bradel! Pritchett goes up for a shot and John GoeU of Detroit C. C. tries to block it as they jump net high in Friday’s Class A r^ional final at Southfl^d. Others in the photo include Rudy Ransom (42) (rf POl, and CathoUc Central’s BiU Maher (41) and BiU Downs. The Oilefs were eliminated. 55-44.
Hoop Scandal May Include 20 Schools
NEW YORK (UPD-Two men are in Jail today and many more are being investigated in what may develiqi into college baaket-ball's biggeri scandal.
New York gamblers Aaron Wag-man and Joseph Hacken were taken into custody yesterday on charges of "bribing” players from the University of (fonnectlcut and Seton Hall University to hold down the sem-ep of their own teams.
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R04R Meets wall - Rocky Colavito, Detroit Tigers’ outfielder, is out as he attempts to score from second on Steve Boros’ single in the fourth inning. Los Angeles Dodger catcher Doug CamiUi waits with the ball as umpire Sam Carrigan watches the play.
Pistons Remain Alive by Defeating Lakers
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’The Thfers Saturday were to be haste to the Chicago White Sox at Henley Field.
Detroiter in TV Fight
NEW YORK (UPI) - Federico Thompson, Argentljne slugg< opens his United States campaign for another shot st the welterweight crown tonight lo a na-tionally-ieieviaed fight with nb-stitute Ted Wright of Defrdt at St rodMfias Atena.
DETROIT (AP) - The Detroit Pistons stayed alive in the Western Division playoffs of the National Basketball Association by whipping the Los Angeles Lakers 124-113 Friday night.
The victory, Detroit’s first the best-of-5 series after two losses to the Lakers at Los Angeles, forced a fourth meeting between the teams here Saturday afternoon.
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Bob Ferry and George Lee sparked the second period explosion which brought the Pistons from a 25-34 deficit after the filat quarter to a 66-50 advantage at, 'halftime. During the uprisii«, Lee tossed in 17 points and Ferry tributed 14.
The Pistons continued to fatten their lead in the fliird period, Walter Dukes and Bailey Howell providing the scoring fire. The Ptoton margin was as high as 25 pointe at times.
A switch in defensive assignments tn which Dukes signed to guard Laker star Elgin Baylor helped tremendously in the Piston’s romp. Baylor, who had averaged 44.5 points in the two games on the Coast, jgu held to
Baylor made 16 ^ the first half.
8 in the third period aiid 2 at tl» start of the fourth quairtcr before* he was removed,
it it it The Pistons had seven players^ in double figures, led by Ferry with 30 and Lee with 23. Frank Selvy with 22 took ranner-up hon-— for the^l«»ers.
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Oast B favorite River Rouge ras among the regional prep hoop champions crowned last night. Notre Dame edged Rose>^e 65-56, Holland CJhristian. Parma West-, ern, G)fotse Point St. Paul and Detroit St. Bernard were others gaihihg quarter-final berths. A iota] of 25 title games at 16 centers are scheduled tonight.
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Pole vsslter Don Bragg Just missed a world record In three tries bat still stole the show Friday at Japan’s 1st indoor track meet.
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Batten had a picnic in spring training games yesterday. Dick, Groat of the Pirates had four hits, including a homer, driving in five runs in a 14-10 victoiy. Andred Rodgen had four safeties, Frank Bolling and Ed Mathews home runs for the Braves. Boston rookie Carl Yastrzemski slammed a double, triple and two singles in-a 165 romp. Sam Taylor got a pair of two-run homers to pace the Cubs.
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David S. Worgan, executive assistant district attorney, confirmed that a widespread |pvestigation is on and it may invedve more than just the three players snatched up yesterday.
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Royal Oak Golfer Remains Among Tourney Leaders
HfMXYWOQD, Fla. (B-Go«ero from Detroit and Royal Oak, remained among the leaders today after 36 holes zrf the men’s International four-ball goB championship.
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The 1951 scandal which rocked the collegiate sport and shocked the nation brought to light a total of 86 fixed games in New York’s Madison Square Garden and arenas in 22 other cities in 17 states in the period between 1947 and 1950. It also resulted in the jaiHng of five players - and 131 convicted fixers. Thirteen otheri players got off with suspended sentences.
Both Wagman and Hacken had in-evious records involving gamblers and sports. Wagman, a 28-year-old former Yankee Stadium souvenir-vendor, currently la out on bail in a bribery case involving a University of Florida football player last fall, while Hacken, a 41-year-old unemployed clerk, was linked by authorities with an attempt to fix a fight in 1954 involving Joey Giardello and Bobby Jones.
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The Chiefs governed the back-boards and took a dozen nme shots at the bucket than the Shamrocks, but the round ball didn’t go through the hoop nearly often enough to keep them alive In the 1961 state tourney.
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Old St. P^t and his devoted wearers of the green must have been proud of the Shamrocks — who were wearing blue, it riiould be added — as they idiot a blazing 62 per cent from the floor compared to Pontiac’s 32 per cent.
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Those shooting percentages really Tell the true story of the game, which was played before a turn-away crowd in the Southfield High School gyhi.
Cbacb Art Van Rytia’s PCH eagera rifled 48 shots at the bucket and missed » of them, many from eleue range, while Detroit C.C. was firlag 87 timeu aad making 83.
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The Chiefs did everything with the ball except connect They missed layiqis, jumpers from shOTt range, jumpers from further out, tips too numerous to count — in other wmds, shots from eveiy conceivable distance, position and
to bribe, and in fact dM bribe.” an mmmed UaiVeraUy of Con-BMticut idayer for 81A88 to "BlMve p^ts” In a game on March 1 which Connectlent loot to Colgate, 88-71 at HsnriNon, N.Y.
Hacken was charged with dfler-ii« bribes of 11,000 eacb-"tiiat 'were received” — to Seton Hall players Henry (Hank) Gunter aad Art Hides to control the score In a game Seton Hall lost to Dayton, 112-77, at Madistei Square Garden, Feb. 9.	.
Unlike the 1961, scandal*, 4n which the fixer* worked with players on teams favored to win, Hacken and Wagman sought to fix players on teams not expected to win.
Pancho Keeps Winning
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) Pancho Gonzalez of Los Angeles defeated Andres Gimeno (d Spain, 13-11 Frtoay night and continued to toad the standings in the worid professional tennis tournament. ‘
On one occasion they lurrounddd the board and tipped five consecutive times. None would dick. • A ★	★
An inkling of the Chiefs’ horrible ludc came in the 2nd quarter when George Fed’* layup went halfwa^ into the budeet, spun out. sat an the rim for a suspenseful thrie seconds and finally roiled off.
It was just as though there wau an oversiied husket at ous end •f the court, an uadenlied one at the other and the two hoop» chaaged eadu hetween hahreu. IT eertaialy muut have teemed that way to taUhful P(H taao.
The contest was much closer than the final score would indicate. Until midway through the frd period when the Shamrocks begafi stalling, no more than six pointe ever separated the two teams. it it if
Chthdic Central hod a 17-13 lead at the close o^ the Ixt stanza, bpt the Chiefs rallied strongly in the M (piarter to cut tiieir defidt to 29-27 at halftime.
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The Chiefs cHcked on the first two shots they took as Rudy Ransom and Htile Bobby Smith connoted to give them a 81-88 edge, their oiriy advantage of the center.
Then the Shamrocks scored 10 straight points for a 39-31 cushion, the diiefs’ shooting turned sour ai they notched only one point the rest of the period and Detroit C.C. had a 41-32 bulge entering the 4fh session.
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The Chtofs, state flaaliste a yw ago, thus fitfish fiieir season wifii a highly respectehlc 134 record. Catholic Central, with a 1X4 recoM and-a tegkmali title under Its heft, now wades into next Wednesday's quarter-finals against tonight’s L4i-Park-Melvindale winner ut
ARM fiTRETCRERS — There are arms and hands galore tn this picture, but ChfiKfiic Central’s John Goetz gets the ball .to win the rebound butUt-in Friday night’s dass A'
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Athletic Board at‘M Blasts IICAA Control
ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP)~TIm Unlveritty of Mlchlgan’t athletic governiiic board has acouaed the National CoUegtote Athlatlo Aaao> elation (NCAA) of movii« to usurp the authority of individual
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The Michisarf board in oontrol of IntereoUaglMa athletlca aaM ftiday that It waa,“gravely cob. cemad" about “a new and por* tentoua general oouiie” aet by the NCAA, including control of ellgl-bUIty.
Criticiam by the Michigan board waa aimed at an amendment to the NCAA oonatitutkm adapted at the aoaodatlon'a I9n oonventlon in Pittsburgh.
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NCAA should have leidsbiiive authority concerning “basic athletic Issues such as admissions, financial aid, eligibility and recruit* tag."
- The Michigan board said the N(!AA’s “avowed purpoae” was to ~aln codtrol of rilgibOlty rules ivemment “all Interodlegiate thletic contests that an instltu-on might engage in durliw the lar."
"We are gravely concerned that the NCAA is getting into this type of ragulatloe." the board aald ' a annual raport.
auch regulation by the NCAA, the board said, would cauae extreme complication in the administration of athletics. The boaid also said "national rides often do not take into account local condi-tiona and ways of doing things." In addition, the board stated, ‘we cannot envision the NCAA effectively enforcing a set of eligibility rules throughout the United States without building up a tremendous bureaucracy.
“Just how the NCAA can effectively administer a set of eligibility rules for competition at over 500 institutions-is difflcidt to imaglBe," the board said, added;
"Yet if the rules are not enforced and administered properly, they become a farce and will ultimately bring discredit on the NCAA.”
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• Lakeland Pharmacy won the Waterford Class A recreattoo bas-ketbaU championship last night by defeating SpcM^s Floor Oovoing 1M2.
'-The teams had bested each other twice and had ended the regular schedule tied for first Last night’s tje-breaUng game waa needed to determine one champion and plaoes for the single diminatlon playoff which starts Tuesday.
iMiuiamA Jumped to an eariy lead aad maintained a four- to ■tx-pelat marglB thronghont the ^^enoer's Dlek Bali took
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In a Class B game, needed a break ^ fourth place . deadlodt, Steve's Market top(ded Drayton Drugs (&4L Mike Haynes scored 15 for the winners and Wayne Zilks hit 15 for Drayton Drugs. '
Three playoff games, two Class A, are set St Pierce Schoid Tuesday night. Greek Merchants and Frost Top clash at 6:45 in the •B’ contest. At 8:15, Tom Thumb Grill meets Lakeland. Spencer’s takes on Lytell t Cdegrave at 9:30.
Northern Michigan loses in NAIA Play
KANSAS dTY (AP) -. Georgetown, Ky. overpowered Northern Mtehigan 101-67 FYiday night and moved, into the final of the National Inter-collegiate (NAIA) Basketball Tournament against Grambling, La.
Grambltog edged topueeded Westminster, Pa. 4544 in a close contest earlier.
Dick Voriea tossed in 23 points to pace the balanced Georgetown attack that saw Joe Farris hit 21 and Paul Smith 19.	'
Georgetown took, file Md at the start and built up a 54J4 halftima margin over tlie second-seeded team from Murpiette, Mich., udildi ent««d the tourney with a 20-2 record.
Playing the final lix minutes with reserves in the lineup. Georgetown crossed the 100-msrk Triien Herbie Kays hit Just before
DETROIT UB-Jien Mai and Don Whelan of Buffalo combined for a series Friday to charge into first place Jn the classic doubles divislan of the American Bouding (fongress tournament
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Goalby Gets Lead With 62
Flint Cagers Suffer Loss in /.C. Meet
HUTCHINSON, Kan. (APl-TV-ter, Tex. defeated Flint, Mich. 88-83 Friday night in the championship bracket semifinal of the National Junior College Basketball Tournament.
TyUr and Pueblo, 0>k)., which took an easy 91-79 victory over Eastern A&M of Oklahonia, meet Saturday night for the champion-
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life Time' Contract
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP)-The State Board of Regents Friday approved a “llte time” contract tor Jack Mitchell, head football coaah at Kansas University.
Hayes Jones Completes Unbeaten Indoor Season
CLEVEUND (B-Hayes Jones completed his sweep of all indoor hurdles races by winning the 50-yard hurdles In the Knights of Columbus Games here last ai^t.
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’Hie Pontiac qteedster was timed Id 6.1 seconds as he beat Mtebi-gan’a Bunnie McRae by four Irirda. f^aoii ftas, Vlllanova frerii-man wbo is the ICAA ruler, waa tolid.
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R waa Jones’ 11th straight Gewgc Kerr, th# swlfl-etrldlnf Jaihatoan, ast i meet record in the 600-)^ run, beating Pur-tote Dave Mills to a hot duel in l:10Ll.
The crowd at the 21st annual X of C games, final indoor i
of the season, got a thrill a few minutes earlier when t slender, bespectacled woman firoke the 1-week-<dd world record to the half-
llte run.
Mn. Grace Butcher of nearby Chardon, a 27-yeaimld housewife wbo has two children, finished to 252L8. She snapped flvefenths of a sw»nd off the mark set by HStea SMptey of Wellatey OoD^ to die Nstfonal AAU roeet.^ Go-
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OSU Barely Wins; Bonnies Are Upset
the season and St Bonaventure, the No. 3 team In this
_ . the victim of an amazing upset Fridag^ night as aemiflhals games in the four ngionsl tournaments of the NCAA BsskstbsU Championships were Isyed.
The Buckeyes, rated No. 1 to The Associated Press poll after 24 straight regular season victories, “played a lousy game and got away wtth it" in beating Louisville 56-56. The '
GOlNa UP — Everyone’s teaptog for tbs ball here as Waterford and AU-Satota battle for the Pontiac YMCA Community League basketball
title to yesterday's championship playidf at the city "Y” gym. All Saints won the crown with a 39-32 victory.
Buffalo Pair Take 1st at ABC
Tlw pair opened with games of 414 and 438, then wxxed 448 to the
Them Olbem and Bob Hitt at
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Mae, 31, a bowling instructor, ted the p^ Friday with a 651 series. Whelan, 33, a puidiasing agent, chipped to with a 649. Whelan also claimed fourth place the (dasric all-events with 1860, and seventh place in the singles with 639.
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Dan Toronski of Osvcland took fifth place in the classic singles with 65L
Jim PsRtssides, S3, of Detroit
ST. PETERSBURG, FIs. (AP) ~Bob Goiriby scondiM the Pasa-d«ia golf course with a record 9-under par 62 Friday to lead at the halfway point as the field Untied its merciless assault on to tbe $10,000 St. Petersburg 0^ tournament.
Goalby's 129 total, 13 under par for the two rounds, was one stroke better than that of Jack McGowan who was tied for the lead at 63 with Bill Casper Jr. st the end of the first round Thursday.
Casper took 70 Friday but McGowan came in with a 67 and would have tied Goalby except tor bogie 6 on tbe 18th hole, where a tee shot hit a tree.
He still had a chance for his par, but he three-putted.
The 8,296-yard par 36-35—71 course again provided Ideal playing conditions, with the result that it required a two round total of 140, 2-under par, to survive the cut to the low 60s and tJes for the third round Saturday.
in third place, at 131, was Ted Kroll, who added a 64 Friday to
his first round 67. Bob Brue. with 67-65, was tied at 132 wifi) Mawn Rudolph, who added a 67 to' his
‘ Of Thursday, and CUsper, Doug Ford and Don Fairfield were in the 133 bracket, one stroke ahead of leading money wtonier Gary Player, and Paul Harney.
Eigk^-two players were under par 142 for tbe 36 boiee, and 10 nuxe equaled par figures.
Tonights Regional Slate
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of iSN to take third place ta the SM la die team event Thursday night and an la the doublee and 44S In the slnglee Friday.
Gipt Johnson, 23, hit 1887 to tbe all-events but" Is not eligible tor s prize because he did not pay tbe $3 all:event8 fee. Had the fee been paid, Johnson would rank fourth in the standings.
There were no changes to the regular doubles and stogies
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points-the lowest figure of his college career —and spoiled the Buck’s plan to have. Lariy Siegfried take the final shot.
Havlicek, wbo had lost the ball on a walking vtototion a few seconds before, intercepted a bad pass by Louisville’s John Ttoner and popped to the arinntog shot from 20 feet. Then Turner, with a chance to tie after being fouled, made one free throw and missed the second.
Wake Forest will meet St. Joseph’s, Pa., 72-67 winner over Princeton’s Ivy League cham-
came from an Ohio 8|ate player after the Buckeyes won on John HavUcek’i field goal with six seconds to go.
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Wain Forest, an outsider when won tbe Atlantic Coast Coatw-ows tltte tournsment, tumbled the Bonntes 78-73. St. Bonaventure loeer by two points to Ohio State last December, entered tbe NCAA tournament hoping for another crack at tbe mi^ty Bucks.
But Coach Bones McKinney’s Deacons, who downed St. John’s fa) the first round, managed to pull ahead with 15 minutes to play as Len Chappell did an expert rebounding Job and scored 24 points.
Ohio State’s victory was its 30th straight over a two-season span. It was accomplished despite a Louisville defense that limited All-America Jerry Lucas to nine
pious, to the Eastern Regional final Saturday night.
Ohio State will play fast-finish tag Kentucky, the Southeastcni Conference representative, which beat Morebead, Ky. 71-61
The winners of the four rtgkmal tournaments advance to the national finals at Kanaaa Gty next Friday and Saturday.
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Denver's Puck Team Reaches Title Game
DENVER (AP)-A savsge fint period attack swept Denver’s defending champions to an easy 6-1 triumph over the Minnesota Golden Gophera Friday night to tbe NCAA Ikxdcey Tournament.
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'fhe Pioneers Saturday night will go after their second straight national crown ^ third in four years against St. Lawrence of Canton, N.Y.. 6-3 victor over Rensselaer Thursday night. Minnesota’s squad of native
Hs first tournament garnet i>Mt-ing outclassed Texas Tech 78-55. The Bearcats will meet Kansas the Big £Jght champions who were ranked No. 4, K-State trimmed at-large Houston 7564.
In tbe first game of the Far Western regfaimd tournament, Utah, led by Billy (The HOI) McGill crush^ Loy^ of Los An-g^ 91-75.
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Kentucky’s Wildcats found some trouble of their own maktog toward the finish because of missed riMts but stiU had the strength to bold off Morehead’s Ctoderella kids, after falling behind to the last three minutes. Bill Llckert Kentucky's top man with 28 points.
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Mary’s 6549 and	Southeast	Mis-
souri whipped South Dakota State 81-69.
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Teacher Explains Christ to Class
er. I OB be a wtooH Ibr Oiriit la mf d—room evea teoigk I do _aot teach the
like to take the onortnaily to era-pkaalae the many wayo la which
tjr BOBel bo M hi baaie o« the paeoala aai the ehaiTk.
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her luide. a teacher d OBaU chtt* dna can help develop reepect lor % dependability and aweaor of God'a natml lam.
to be hived and cared ter, they beglB to deedep a fedtait of eym-' It la 00 neoeoeaiy la
3 ft* dances b cym data “Why." on< child asked, "can't Bobby! dance with the| rest ot ns?" itjky by belongs to a' diurcta that disapproves of danoj ing, so h« was an ~ for me to help |faem dev-elop a! sense of respect for the' religiauBj convictions of others.
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'TNd you aee how happy tock la^ was wdieo we iChristmas carols to herT”—"Bnt 'why did that other lady have tears ;tai her eyes wtdie we songt"
At an early age, children ^ to develop a concern torj the suXIering and londineos ptjoth-en. throd^ sudi projects , as Christmas caroling to the sick or knely. scrapbooks for hoddtalt and contributions to mitten tmo, even small chUdren can begin to , in their aUlity to be of service to
dbee their eyes and pretend .that their leg is crippled, or that dielr eyes are slanting.
Then I will ask them such _ tipns as these: “Do you diink that yw will still get himgry?”—“Do " want people to lUw yout^ —"Will you get cold if you are to the snow wtthoiit a coatt"—‘*wm you atill cry if you are hurt?”
A BEAL nULL It’s a real thrill to wafeh theoe children thoughtfully answer theoe questions and to realise that they are beginning to understand physical diffoenoes do not dwnge basic emotions and needs of
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Analyse carefully the events of the 34 hours ptlar to the attack.
are gssdf How uninteresting our world would be if each person were ex-lactly the same. One of my friends ibeard a college profecssor humor jously warn, “Don’t try to mold the children in your classroom UkOKSses ot you. Remember; of you is enough!"
NEEDS ARE TRE 8A.ME Yet, it is also important to help the children realise that many basic needs are the same in all
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BRIGHIW Uh-^Qchigan's freeway system is cretUted with an assistance in the decisfon of a mobile home moving firm to locate its Midwest headquarters near Brighton.
Transit Homes, Inc., of Anderson. S.C., announce it would es-taWsh a new reidanal office in Brighton Township.
Township Supervisor Jooeph H. Ellis said the firm selected the site to take advantage of the nearby intersection of the Interstate 96 and U.S. 23 freeways.
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Former Cattle Capital of Texas Becoming an Industrial Center
VICTtMUA, ’Itat. (UPI) — < tee "Cattle Oq)ital’’ of Texas, Victoria Is fast becoming a large tedustrial center.
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In recent years E. J. DuPont de Nemours, Union Carbide Chemicals Co. and Alcoa Aluminum Co. plants have located in the area.
The cHy’s pMsdaifon luw smu--si tram U,M la IMt to ItJM
But Victoria hasn’t forgotten its I the land. Farming ' produce an anmwl I of tumcoo dded between live-
industry picked Victoria because of ito prime location mineral rich South Texas. In Victoria County there are U oil fields and 31 gas flekU. Within i mile radius there are 3,^ pro-
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Ibindad fai 1S34 by Don MaMln DeLem as a Mexican colony in tee w&fo ot Texas, VUtoria ttfil follows its Spanfoh heritage. The
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Apparently DeLeon's best friends Hved on what hi ifow Main St. in Victoria. The street was origtaially asmed U Calk de Los Dies AniigM (tee street of tea friends).
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WONMERrUL OPPORTUNITY As a teacher, 1 feel that 1 have wonderful opportunity to serve God. 1 can express my special concern for each child in the classroom, and share my love '
I day to day. 1 can pray for dally guidance amL patience as I try to devriop each diOd’s
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By SAHET ODEIX.
In May of 1883 the Ladies library AMociation of Pontiac was founded and two months later the Utnaiy wu i^jeoed in the old bunding on Williams Stieet. There was a smaSpox epidemic In the city during that winter. In 1883 Sarah McCarroU became precfi>tress of the high school.
Eart of the Wlage of Pontiac, In Avon Township, a young farmer named William Fox c«t oak'.
William was the youngest of three sons of Christopher Fox who migrated to OaUaad County from Pennsylvania in 1888. Christopher bad divided his large farm among the boys.
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kitchen and tearing off a sagging porch, they have kept the bouse as it was built nearly 77 yean ago. Kfo. Comtais was bom in this houile.
What used to be the front parlor is now Mias Fox’s bedroom. The back parlor is the Ihlng room, while the dining room occupies -what once was a bedroom. Half of the pantry has been made into a bathroom. The kitchen it still spiudous.
There are no dosets in any of the bedrooms. Halbeay up ttte stairs there is a board on the wall with hooks for clotbes. Similar arrangements took care of clothing In the upstairs bedrooms. There is one large clothes IHwss srbere blankets and out-of-season dothing can be kept.
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in hay to cure. He and Us wife were Hvlng in the old borne on the i»ioperty.
We visited the Fox daughters a few weeks ago. Helen never nuiiTied, but Ruth Fox, Comins is a widow. Except for Instahing a bathroom, remodeling the
Fox used ia the basement have stood up well. When the house was checked In IIM, worhiMen found it perfectly level.
The stairway has cherry rails t(q>ped with walnut and a walnut corner poet neariy a loot thick. Mra. Oomins told of her father's taking an entire day to ride to Lake Orion to have, these stair rails turned.
B PAST — This old dock runs, but Its striking haUts are a Mt erratic. The antique gun was made hy HaM-more and Sea. Of course tiiq house has electricity, but an old kerosene lantern can be handy during storms. Ibe door at the
left goes into the pantry and then into the bathromn which was made from a part of the former. The dado underneath the clock combines oak and cherry.

jfmrmam dooUWAY Sliding doors to an arch dosed e irent joriw from the back pdrior. Nbttor ifo wWe pored
on dw pUe doors. T1|e t Is tbe inic Dving room «( Q» bouse.
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preaaed glass handles.
The women use an old oak chest their mother had at the time of her marriage. They still have lead’s old rocker; be lived to rock in it for 93 years.
In Mrs. Oomins’ room she has a handsome walnut spimBe bed nearly 150 years dd. She put one of her antique coverlets on it for us to photograph. She has several of these qo>^ets, one dated 1793.
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(MERRY BED — This beautiful cherry bed	erlet is nearly as dd.-The covrelet U handwoven
is almost a century and a half old and the cov-	in blue and white wool.
Dohnaataiis there are nmre traaavres. Take the docks, for iaetanoe: la the front bedroom en top of a magaincent n*a-
I wooden works. 'To dock
dock (It's a dstero say). There are dhor elooko tai the parlor.
Miss Fox deeps in a narrow antique bed that a black cat claims in the daytime for her own. In one corner of her bedroom she has a mahogany drop-leaf table -with a 21-inch top made from one board.
The doorway between tbe two parlors Is arched. The sliding pbie doors have white porcelain
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daek. It resembles today's cap-.Bin's chairs. Heidi Fox's little ddl cradle io used to hold mall.
Another ancestor of these women was William T. Snell for whom Snell Road it named.’ He was kn early settler in Oakland Township. Many of the antit;^ in the Fox home came to this area with him around 1828. OLD GLASS
V.'c adr-ihcd nrtidcs in the dining i-oom ihat have never seen in all our years of antique hunting. There were little pre-sen-e dishes of the sandwich glass era, also cup plates. The china is so old that the tea dips are the handleless kind (made that way, of coufse, not broka!)
The otaters osra a Oodey*o Lady book a candle mold
rr’S HANDSOME - This Is one of tbe handsome antique chests at the Fox farm that was brought to Michigan in 1828. The clock on the
top has wooden works. That’s father Fox's old rocker at the left. All this furniture is in the front bedroom.
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giieets who attended the Henry Fordo’ golden wedding amd-voroary. The last kerooeno lamp the WiUiani Foxes ever bonght Io otiU la hoe so aa
springs on the farm through 6 miles of pipe to rillage residents. The whple wafer system cost $35,000 at that time.
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WMt la lOB. There are only 88 acres left in the Fox farm. William aold 30 acres of his property to the village erf Rochester for the water works in 1894. It was ,then that experts found it would be a.tirrl to pip; water from
Miss Fotx and Mrs. Ctomlns live hi the present. They have all the conveniences to make living eomfortabfe. They keep up to date on world haf^nings with a tdevisiem set, newquipers books and magazines. They are alert, Informed women. Still, they are proud that they have links in the past and that their nneesto-'s h--d a nart in building up Oa'iland County.
Two of nature’s most durable products — rode and asphalt — are combined in asphalt shingles protect homes from harsh
The roede in asphalt shingles is in tbe form of millions of tough grannleB embedded In the surface to provide durability and y jf protection.
Manufacturers of asphalt roofing select granules carefully for low porosity and uniform opaqueness to screen out tbe sun’s rays, preventing them from drying out the oils in the asphalt The granules also help stabilize the roofing material agidnst sudden tenqierabire changes, increase their fire resistance, and piyvide a wide variety of colors. ,
these white fannhewes. 1 WiUisaa Fbx in liR3 from
B — bsldand Oounty is dotted with trim all the windm-s. The house, suit in peifect I one on Outton Road was built by owned by Miss Helen Fbx and Mrs. Ruth Fax Nd cut on the farm. Green sfautters of the builder.
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Juri bow much greenery to worth : In graentaeta can be complex. The burden d Drod ties with the home
owner, and ckanoaa are he’ll need tta h^ d an axpert other than
Itara’a a pnwvaliBt notkio that reptaMnant udoa d prised traaa and Hurtibbary la Oa yardatiek. ibto to aldlauy.
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Catling Now Building Holy Mackerel Church
SAC CITY, Iowa m-The new St. Mary'e Catholic Church and pariah center at Sac City la shaped like fish, an ancient Christian symbol. a' ■ A A
The Rt. Rev. Magr. J. E. Tolan reporta that same wags are referring to it as "the holy mackerel church."
YANKiaB EOONtMiy MODEL: - Separate front dormers make this look like a IH >tory house. Actually It’s a two-story, with all three
bedrooms upstairs. Downstairs there is a 25-foot living room, long family-kitchen and dining room or den.. .
SECOND FLOOR PLAN: — Compact second floor has three be<frooms and main bath which can be entered either from hall oi^^^er
B-56 Statistics
There are ^ rooms in this compact Capo Cod with the economy and appearance of a m story but the space of a two-story.
Over-all dimensions, including attached one-car garage, are 45’ in width by 28’ in depth. Living area on the first floor is 919 sq. ft., with another 652 upstairs. There are three bedrooms and IH baths.
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A typical new home contains approximately 1,200 square feet ol living area, has three bedrooms, more than one bathroom, is roofec with asphalt shingles and is ol frame construction with whole or partial 4>rick facing.
FIBST FLOOR PLAN: — Stairway with section of open railing and convenient coat closet create an efficient foyer space. Living room along one side and family-kitchen across back join to give a feeling of luxurious space.
Big House Luxury Found in Small Cape Cod Design
By DAVID L. BOWEN This Cape Cod with the low look .and building economy of a IVi I story house is actually a two-story a lot of luxury you wouldn’ lexpect to find in so compact a desipi.
I Among its luxuries are a 25-fbot liviiv room with fireplace, modem family-Mtchen 18 feet long, a separate dining room, and la downstairs half-bath.
Even with an attached garage] at the' side, the over-all width ia]j only 45'. The habitable area on the first fhm’ is .919 sq. ft., with another 652 divided upstairs anrang three bedrocnns and bath.
Architect Herman H. Vorfc, who designed B-M in the House ef the Week eerles, believee
table leaves and other equipment for entertaining.
’The upstairs space is created by a continuous dormer across the back. Two dormer windows decorate the front and provide cross ventilation for two bedrooms.
Brick is shown as the principal exterior material on the front but in this style of architecture any popular local stone could be substituted. The brick planter under the living rqpm window is a device increase the apparent
length.
"Because of this," he explains, "I put-the key family living areas adjrcent to the long rear terrace. Near the family-kitchen is an area for children’s play. At the other end of the terrace is an area raised one step to create an outdoor dining space.
'"’Ihe entire terrace ia tied in with the Indoors through the windows on the left side, ' the large sliding glass doors at the center, and the projecting glass bay creating an, Indoor^planter at the right."
Oa the inside, latorest around thlp planter Is laereaeed by a eliar glass er traaeBlece*t
tween family kitchen and living roam.
The circulation pattern is good, particularly so in regard to garage, laundry and service area. A small covered porch at the kitchen door is a convenience nowadays often overiooked.
Notable in die dining room, whidi could also serve as a den if good-sised closet ideal for storage of snack tables,
A dressing alcove oft the master bedroom can be made ‘ into a large/walk-ln closet if the owner prders that to the use shown DO the plans. The main bath Is directly from this
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A custom Tri-Level. Priced at $20,400 plus lot.
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Aim ArborTNorfh i»H to Top Washtonow Jobs
LANSNG (AP) -> OMBplKkn vt Aan Arbor’t north belt freewnjr topn iie Stnte Highwny Dqwrt-aMotl oamtnictioll program for Washtenaw County in the flve-ycar pariod suiting next year.
The department mid It
spent |>.2 mflBan fn highway Im- P|hm piewmeelB In the cooNy In the ■'
1ISM7 period.
To Roy Record on Roads
JACKSON	The Jachaonl
County Road Oommiaslon says It
Monntltineer
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Jimmie Rodgers Makes His Film Debut
will I lands in un.
most demanding | te»rcely-hdc tor a more dramatic motion jrtcture debut than that of Jimmie Rodgers, celebrated young folk singer who has parlayed a string of record hits Into his own televisfen show, and now makee his first screen appearance as the star of "the Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come,” 20th Century-FsK version of the world
renowned Southend classic, playlap in thsaters.
♦ Ad.
As Chad, QibMPMtliig Kentucky Mountain teen-ager la the rural Southland oominunlty^of Klntdom come, where sickpess has wiped out Ms entire family, Rodgitrs cryshdtacs for ns the character of the hero of John Fox’s novel, he earithg esnroe eg OMd*s
We lakes Mna Craai a mal eUlp-head Mo the alsgsnl seglety el KewhMhy. whore ho Is sdoealsd ooi foMd hy Uodly Malar Ko-
idgers tntorprets tha boy’i discovery of the meaning of love, as he meets and falls hi love with Mnrgnrrt Dean (Unda Hufdilngi),
whan Rodgers must portray a dfa-made oonBlct of nwtal puipoaa ai ha piad^ Ms alleghmoe to the .......................Warbe-
A high point in the film cornea
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trying to keep their motEts from catching on to whdt's going on! It hoppens in the best of families ond in the funniest of comedies?
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SAT. aRd SUN. SCHEDULE
"CONSPIRACY of HEARTS" of 1:20~S:15~9:00
"FACTS of LIFE" of 3:15-7:08-11:00
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BUT IT WOULDNT STAY BURNED-AND NOW, AFTIR TWENTY VKARS-COMKO THE FILEDNIVINO ETORV OP STUDS LONIOAN, TNK TBBNAOB REBEL WHOSE DRIVINa HUNGERS MADE NIM TEAR INTO LIFE WITH BOTH PISTSI
THE BOLDEST MOTION PICTURE OF OUR AGE!
faeMo-fnoa In battle with the man
Hazel Park Couple Hurt in Ohio Crash
A Haxel PnA couple wai Injured near Oolumbua, Ohio, yesterday in an automoMIe coUislon that kffled the driver of the other car.
J|i fair caaddion In Mt. Carmel Hospital, Oolumbua, are Mr. and Mrs. WUUam AUrey of 415 E. Elizabeth St.
AUrey, IT, laftored head la-
Bom near the Oregon border,
Jaftoaaaiaalal^leMarigN Mg, ■towUeDAa.r
hw right aaUn.,
Killed when aha was hurled from her car was Bln. Gertrude Stretka, O, of Columbus.
The accident occuirad at the la-teraectlon of U.S. D and Ohio 6U5, of Oolumhus.
Capital letters are more difficult to read than lower case and italic less legible than Roman type.
timinlBg hy riiMlng In church choirs. He learned to play the guitar In Korea, during a stint with the Air Force, entertaining his fellow GIs and later putting his talent to^worfc profesakaially in Nashville, Trim.
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Before the singer made hia first reaord hit. "Honeycomb.” there was a time when he and hto young
hat bis career Is booming, the lopular star insists on eating 'steak and potatoes and chocolate cake as often as poesiWe. "
mnie's career has nm the gamut from tent shows and backwoods-lodges to the glittering world of night Clubs and ccsicert
Pontiac Theaters
EAOLB
Sat.-Mon.: "Bellboy.” Jerry Lewis; "The Plui^rers," Jeff Chan-| dler, John Saxon.
Tues.-’Thurt.: "Inherit the Wind," Spencer Tracy, Fredric March; "Three Violent People,” Chariton Heston, Anne Baxter.
HURON
Sat.-Thurs.; "Facts of Life," Bob Hope. Lucille Ball; "Conspiracy of Hearts," Lili Palmer.
SnUND
Now playing: "The little Shepherd of Kingdom Come,” Jimmie Rodgers. Luana Patten; Cinemascope, color. ,
Chrysler Receives $2-Million Contract
DETROIT wi—The Detroit Army Ordnance District announced Fri-day-hward of a $2,141,000 contract to Chrysler Corp. for installations' and checkout requirements tor Jupiter missile systems overseas. The contract will provide work for 428 Chrysler employes at the company's Sterling 'Township plant north of Detroit.
The new contract brought to $310,930,000 the amount awarded Chrysler for Jupiter missile work.
2 Shows Totfoy of 2 ond 8:30 F.M. 3 Shows Sondoy of 2, S ^ 8 P. M.
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THE PONTIAC f^RESS. SATURDAY, MARCH M, 1961
SEVENTEEN
Ol^rs at State Fair to Get Special Rating,
DETROIT (UPI) ^ nie ichl-gan State Fair Commiuion hai taken stepa to attract more wnior cltiena to the 1981 lUte lair.
Donald L. Swanson, general manager oI the talr,' said persons 65 years ol age or cdder will be admitted free until 3 p.m. on Old Timer’s Day, Sept. 7.
In addition, senior citizens will be admitted at halt price, SO cenU,
on three other days dnrteg IIm fair.
'The U2th state fair will be Sept. 1 through Sept. 10.
Fleming Reappointed
LANSING (AlP) Reappointment of^MaiUn Fleming of Detroit to the Crimed Childien's iQbmmieiion for a term expiring March 23, 1964, was announc^ by Gov. Swainson. Senate confirmation la
ILUi RIR^ON ENTERTAINMENT
Want Ads Big News in Georgid Newspaper
GAINESVILLE, Ga. (UPI) - Ii a new twist to classified ad promotions. the Gainesville Daily Times pOt a full page of want
Is on page one.
A line across the bottom of the
t>age skid "want ads make front ’'age news."
The paper’s tegular page one ..ewg was shifted for the one edition to page three. ...
At last report, only 2.2 of Hdland's male workers were unemployed.
Teachars G^t $100 Hik«
MUSKEGON (UPI)-’The Muskegon Heights Board of Edjucatiort has approved .a 1100 dollar annual increase for its teachers. The raise places the minimum 34.400 and the maximum at 36.900 for teachers with 12 or more yekrs expericnce.-
SINOER- STARS — Jimmie Rodgers it shown with "the giri back home" (Luana Patten) in the movie, "TTie Little Shepherd of Kingi^ Come."
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The film rtbw is playing in the area. It's his motion picttro debut. (See story page 16.)
BUS SERVICE DIRECT TO OUR DOORS
Hillsdale Gets $48,000 ^
HILLSDALE (UPI) - Prof. Charles L. Campbell of Hillsdale College has been awarded a 348.000 grant by the Grant Foundation of York to produce an economics textbook for use in high schools and college freidiman classes, it was announced Friday.
Richmond Schools Head QuHs 4d Resume Studies
RICHMOND (UPI) - Alex M Nelson, superintendent of Richmond schools since 1956, has announced his. resignation effective June 30.
Nelson said he plans to return to the Unlv^ty of Michigan to work toward his doctor's degree.
8«t.: “KlUers of Klllmtnjiro.” Robert Tsylor. Aaae Aubrtr; 'lUymle." Do rid 'odd. Julio Adoma.
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U. of AA. Bond AAembers Hear Red Students Ploy
MOSCOW m - Members of the University of Michigan Symphony Band attended a student concert at the Tschaikovsky Conservatory of Music in IGev Friday.
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William Revelli, Michigan ductor, later addressed the Rus-| Sian students. Tass, the Soviet news agency,, said he stressed the usefulness of cultural exchanges between the United States and the 'Soviet Union.
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PHONE FE 2-9101
INC.
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THE PONTIAC
SATURDAY. MAECti 18. 1961
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Pontiac, Nearby Area Deaths
I where Floyd Rowley. 4T, was fatal-; ly beaten March 12. The addrM Ishould have rrad 67(1 Anderaon* ivUle Road in Independence Town-tip and not 7035 AndcnonvtUc oad.
The aheritf't dapartnwnt i* hold* int Ricbard Yount. >2. «t HU Uh tin Drive. Waterford IhwBtWp, for ■acood decreo munfor ao the re* mh e< Roadtgr'a death. The ao cuaod dlW tece aaamtnatton in In*
March JT.
Maine hu 17 miUian acroa ol l^itimberiandt,
MRS. niKK U. WOJLXmUM for Mr*, rtank R. (Lm! A.1 BetrdiaaB. IT, ofUB Moom* ' ria. Waterford ThdMhip, wOl ba hrid at 1 p.m. lifonday at tho C. j. GaAaidt Funaial Hen*. Kaa|o Haihor. with burial in Oak HUI Caaoitery.
Ura. eoaifonaa dM Thunday at bar bona after a totif iUnaM.
■AMY N. COOL larvtoa for Harry M. Goal 73, bo died Friday wUl ba at I pja. Monday hi tho heme of hit dauth-ter Mra. Joliii Chaynt. 046 Haa-" Dr., Cbmmarea, wbata bt ro
^ te Roatiand Park Camater$y
ANimiW d. OAIBTTI HOLLY - Puaaral aarvioa ba Monday at It a-m. in St. Rite'a Catholic Churok hart for Andrew J. Oaaritl of Hancock who diad thara Wadnaaday. Burial wlU fob low In UkaaUa OaaMtary.
Mr. Gaaittl dted after an tUaaaa ol two yaara. Ha ia lurvlvad by Ida wlfo Mary; Ihrat aena, Paul. Mbily toUoa cbl^ Aadrow Jr. af Datrott, and Robtri ol Hanooak: and aix
er, Mr, Cool waa • World War N’otaran. Ha waa-a mtmbar ol tl cart Johnoon Amtrlcaa Logh Poit in Grand Rapkb.
Baaidaa Mra. Choyne, ha laavaa va trandchildrm. thraa graat* KraadcMIdran, a brothor and a ■tO’ or.
Punaral airantamonta bava baan by RichardaonJMrd Mnaral Hobm ol Waned Leka. Burial wUl ba In
Tha body may ba vlawad at the Dryer Funerol Home here after 7 te|d|ht. Mr. Gaaatti waa SI.
Oaorge A. (Mary U) Drake of Hollywood, ria.. died yetterday In Hollywood alter a brief illness. She was 80.
A member of the Episcopal Church, she leaves a daughW, |Miu Jane Drake of Hollywood; ithree sona, George A. Jr. of Pontiac, Joaeph R. of Detroit and Thomas E. of Waterford Township; a brother, Thoinaa Sawyer of Pontiac; and two aistera, Mrs. Ross Stockwan and Miss Kate Sawyer, both of Pontiac.
Mrs. Drake's body will be brought to the Sparkt-Grtffln Fu* neral Home for service and burial.
MRS. MELVIN C WALSH Sarvioe for Mrs. MeMn C (EUa* abath A.) Walsh, 74. of 131 Wbitte* nora St. will be htld at 3 p-n. Monday at Sparks-GrifSn Cbiipd with burial in Oakland Hills Cema-ny.
A member of First Methodist Church and Order of Eastern Star Chapter 228, Mra. Walsh died unexpectedly yeste^y morning at her residence.
MRS. JOHN H. WARE Mrs. John H. (Grace H.) Ware. 67, ot 6821 Desmond St., Waterford Township, died nnexpectedly yesterday at St Joseph Mercy Hoa* pitel.
She waa a member of the Oiris-Uan Scitnea Church. , Survivors include a aon, John H. Jr. of Rocky River, Ohio; two daughters, Mrs. Arthur W. Mayer of Waterford Township and Ml** Geraldine R. Ware at home; five grandchildren; and a . brother, Oprge Brown of Detnrft.
Service will be heW at 2 p.m. Monday at the Lewis E. Wlnt Fu-
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MRS. BDWAHO 0. SNini MILFORD » Sarvlea tor Mr* Edward G. (Lottie B.) Smith of SIS Carolina It. wUl ba bald at 9 a.m. Monefoy at a. Mary’s Cath-' obe Church with burial la tha St Mary’a Oimalaiy.
Tha Roaary will ba radtad Sunday evaaing at the Rlohardaon-Bbtl
land Omnty Infirmary after a long illness. She was 41.
Burial will be at Roaeland Park Cemetery la Berkley.
Survivore are her pnrente, Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. ‘nptoo of Rival Oak; a daughter, Clara of Da* troit; a son, Nonnaa, of Newport, lU.; a hrotfasr, Harold of Batfo Isor; and six sisters.
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OXFORD •> Sarvloo la pam^ for Mra. Jaroma (AanabaUa) of Oxford at Boaaardat A RoM Funaral Home.
Mra. HIx dlad aatly tiiia mom* tag at a Pmttae hospttat foitowlng a long lUnsas.
Survivliig art a brotiwr, F. A. DatlrUar M Datroit; flva niecea nd one naphaw.
MRS. NEIL L. LANE AVON TOWNSHm- Service tar Mrs. Neii (Jettle) L. Une of 3380 John R Road will be held at the William R. Potere Funeral Home. Rochoater. 1\iesday at 10 a.m.
Mrs. Lane died this morning at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital follow-ing a long illness. She was 73.
Budlal wlU be at Woodlawn Cam-atery in Peptar Bluff. Ma, follow; Ing a gravesida service Wednesday at 1 ^m.
Mra. Lana ww a member of the Olivet Circle of Rochester Congregational Church, and was active in the Women's Relief Corps and Grandmother's (Hub of Reich-' Iter.
Surviving are a son. Lawrence, with whom she waa living:' and taro sisten, Mrs. W, C. Wooten oad Miss Besse Frixaell, both at Detrtet.
MRS. CARL OLDENBURO WDCOM - Mrs. Carl (Anna May) Oldenburg, 84, of 3258 Renton, died Friday at the White Hall Oonvaiascent Home in Novi after an illness of two months.
She was born in Smithfield. Ontario. Canada, and lived ip W|aom for 54 years.'Mrs. Oldenbuhr was a life member of the Sunshine Social Group of .Wixom and also • member of the “ ‘
She is survtvad by four grandchildren, Mra Charies Ramaey yi Wixom, Mrs. James Ramaey,of Wixom, Mrs. Norm Bowm of HB-ford and Fred Oldettourg of Adrian; four sisters in Grand Rapids: and three great granddhUdren.
Funet^ eervicea will be bald trom the Richardson-BIrd Funeral Home' In Walled Lake Monday at 1 p.m. with Rev. Edmond Ckwf 'Jr. of the Wixom Baptist Onirch of-fitiating! Burial will be in Wixom Cemetery.
MRS. SARAH J. SCHMIDT BERKLEY - Servtco for Mra Sarah J. Schmidt, of 3007 Princo* ten St. Beriday, wOl ba IwU Monday at 1 p.m. at Moo Funaral Ifome in TYoy.
Mrs- Sdimidt, a former lYoy died Friday at the Oak-
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Waterford Residonts to Take 10-Week Training as Auxiliory Police
Mra Smith. 74. was a member (rf th* American Lagion Auxiliary. Poat 3U, tba St. Mary’a Church airi tba altar aoctety of htr ehureh.
SurvivliR are a ton, Edward G. Jr. of Milford: tour grandriiUdren; and tour brothan, Paul of Roch-ostmr. Stanlay of Detroit, Joeeph and Michael Blanxy. both of Pontiac.
Mra. Smith died yeaterday at St. JoMph Mercy Hoeidtel. Pontiac.
Baby Close for Widow oi Clark Gable
IKXXYWOOD (UPI) - Kay (kibJe. 43-year^d widow of movie Mng Clark Gable, today checks into Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital — the same lAcility where he died last Nov. 16 - to await titef turth of hia only chUd.
Tbottghtful letter* have poured In 00 the widow from areund the glebe efiering her iielp, ,wh1ee and tha tenders’ hopca that Ike baby win be a boy-*'Of the hundreds of letters I’ve received only half a down said they wanted me to have a girl.” the blonde former actress and mother of two children by a previous marriage recently told United Press International.
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The infant, to be delivered Monday by caesarian section, already is creating as much of a stir as did the babies of Queen Elizabeth and President John F. Kennedy bofme they were bom.
”I will have a spinal block anesthetic 80 I can stay awake during the entire delivery,” said Kay.
I want to hug and kiss our baby for Qark the minute it comes into
jFIftetn Woterford Township men have signed up as new Civil Defense auxiliary police for a 10-week training court#, according to PoUcS Chief MUlard J. Ponder.
The men w|U bo undw the supervision of the township police In learning traffic control, focal eme^
S operation <g jninlc control, relatlona and the baale fun-damsntals of state, county and township laws.
Ptrst aM wtU be one o( the most Impsrtaiit profecto taught.
Thert are now some 40 fully trained townahlp auxiliary poUoe-men who have formed an association to "keep in touch” with what they have foamed, Pender said.
He addfd,“Th#ae men haye hplped tremendously In handling traffic during football games, fairs and with cars leaving churches In the area. However, we would like to have at leaat 40 more volunteers take this couree not only tor the good of the comnninity, but ter pereonal education in case of any emergency.”
Recruits may still enroll for the couree at Wednesday's 8 to 10 p.m. meeting in the township hall. All applicants must be over 21 years old.
News in Brief
nilesTs stole f28S from a metal cash box when they broke into the Shell Service Station at 2317 Orchard lalte Road in West Bloomfield Township last night, according to a report at the sheriffs department.
of Pontiac Youth
Sentencing of a 17-yeaiM)ld youth for driving his car across tiM ws-tenaoaked lawn of Pontiac Northern. High School was postponed yesterday until March 22.
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Daniel L. Cooper, 62 Hudson St., is the first peiyon charged under an 1876 ordinance, apparently the only one on the books concerning preservation of city property..
Cooper, who pleaded gmlty Marrii 10 before Municipal Court Judge Odl McCollum, said be bad driven onto the lawn to ~ a idaca to park during a erowded baabatball tournament game a few days earlier.
Williams Returning
WASHINGTON W - The State Department has announced that A«t. Secretary G. Mennen Wfi-w«m« ia returning from his AM-tour today. Prssuraafaly ha
afto: he gets bade.
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Pres minds changed sails Into ataal rolls, *•
Frasvays and two cam in svery gaiage. Ttugr have 0van us an envireamsnr tra vmum, -schools that teach our children ria teWlslon,
I rearranged chemleal etrueture of matter that sa ua sUk-Uk# r ----------------
Embezzled $80J000 for Spouse
INDIANAPCMJ^ Ind. (AP)-A tr^Ied mind and a 1980 Pontiac convertible were the only things leR today of an aUeged 180.000 embezzlement by a blonde bank teller to satisfy her crippled husband’s "compulsive gambling habit.”	,
Mrs. Patricia Ann Jones, 28, was free on $3,000 bond after an appearance before the U. S. commissioner here on a charge of misapplying funds. The former Indiana National Bank teller was arrested by federal agents Fridsy.
Asst. U. S. Atty. Philip L. Mel-angton Jr« ssid Mrs. Jonss was charged spedfically -with a single 94.932 mlsapidicatfon. He eaid the ranoreeful ^fofondant placed the total at "about $80,000” and eaid, 'I’ve been waiting tor the ax to faU.”
She was discharged from her $62.SO-a-week job Feb. 24 for otfi-er reasons. Melangton said the swindle occurred between July, *106 and the date of her dismis-ll.
Mrs. JoitM’ attorney, Owen W. Mullin, deecrlbed her burisand 40, u a aprt-time janitor who spent most of the last tifo yean trying ”to braak the bank In Las Vegas, Nev., gambling casinos.”
Pontiac Women Treated for Smoke inhalation
A Pontiac woman was treated by firemen- yesterday for smoke inhalation after a fire in her home at 151 W. Ann Arbor Ave.
Mrs. Marion Monroe, 38, was treated by an inhalator squad and did not require hospitalization.
The fin wfaidt caused $250 dam-age ipparenoy started with a Hiort circuit in a radio vdifoh Igk Mtod a bedroom mattrees, according to firemen.
Protection Is Urged for Yanks in Congo
WASHINGTON (UPl)-Th# United States has urged the United Nations and focal authorities to take "Inunedlate stepa ” to protect Americans remaining in the Omfo, but again warned Ameri-can misafonartee to get out of "un-eettied areaa” of the Otmgo.
The State Department instructed U.S. delegates to the United Nations to request that "no effort be spared” to assist missionaries who have been preventedfrom leaving the Eastern Congo and who in some cases have been mis-
wiB *“d above all. ksep It opsn. and lyes.
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IN LOVIMO lOBMOnT OF MR. rrad cwaailBii vbe pMMd »v*7 March 1% IMS.
The dfptb el eorrav we aeasot 0( the iee* M aae «e Mred eo «eU
And while he ilMN * SMealul nu**mtmvr we thett etweri sedls alieed by hU wife. wine. end desshtere.
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All error* *ho*ld b#_i^ ported iiinedlaubr. Tba Pre** aeniait* no rato^ •ibUltT (or error* oSter then to ceiM*l Iho eherao* tot that porttoa W tho ifrat lB*erUao of th* ad**Hl*«-
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At le am Today tbera were tepBee at nsProa* oftlee to Ute Mfowtag
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A FART TIHI iOM mmoMD AT oRca i mbn ran eteiUBt work. Cell Mr. Fniett. on l4tol. I •«. te I p m.
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An M to )» lllBlaua 1 rrart fellesr. Bolt* tiprncncr dMtrsSle bat NOT rraulrrd.
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Going into Rambler Dealership
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A aiaa who cam tor hla famUy. waata tbc ftnor Ulaca la life, U aot eoauat wHb per weak, waata hla awa bualiaca. Caa be hla own boaa. A ear It be^tul. For totarrlew caU FR KI1».
Needed I men. Muat be preNntly employed. Orar ll. Have a car and wlOlat to work call Mr Penrod. MA 4-i4ll 4
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•ALEa MANAOBR TO SFECUL-
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Call FB Pdin betwaaa I and Id a m. aad between 4 p.m
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Secretary
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Startlny talary $4,044 with merit Increaaei to $4,400 In lour yeari. Feld nnnuni leave aad tick laave tnsuranoa, hoapltaltaa-
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MBN OR WOMXN. M YEARS OR older tar a good part time ]ob opportunity. Call n 4-4104,
REAL ESTATE BALES MANAOER. man or womnn nSla la orfnalic aad run a eomi^a otfiaa. Sal> ary analnat oommlaaloa. M n a t know Waterford. Ctarkataa aran. Beautiful efftee looatad bare. Unlimited advertlalng allowance Write glvtne referencea end ei-’perlenee. PMt office 41. Fern-dele. Mtcblsan^______________
REAL ESTA^ MLB8 mXn OH •omen. Experienced preler~ Plenty of floor time. New
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PONTIAC PRESS. SATURDAY/^URdl 18, 1901
Phone FEderal 4-05^
OFFICE
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EAVESTROUPHINO FB 4-0 lOonNb - NiFTSritdFAr Riect metal work. Eaveatreu ‘—	--- rapalra. Free e
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Work Wanteil Female 12
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HOUSES )*6r s'alb To re-
140 up. Star Wrecking r. 10 N Broadway. Mt.
Business ^rvlce IS
men at’bar otftce. Oeneral Ing a OStce Supply Co. n w. Lawrence St. Rhone FE SSIIS. BLOOMflRLD WALL CLBANIRS. Wall and wladowi. Reaaoaabla.
KELLY HARDWARE
SHt AUBURN RO.
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RentApU Fumlihed 37
1 ROOMS. CHILDREN WELCOME.
Utimiea and pvt an-»'»”yy «Tf_M11S or MT ]-t|tS.
ROOMTCTlAir ftmfSTBATIi
and antranae. After 4. itl An-
rRooiarw »iiWAtf '*aVh
and entrance, adults only fis per
ra’Vioff.^'*'	***
r HObiift. FRfvltTa entrance
•I'd beta 111 N. Telegraph. FE
4-0114	____________
j'hOofis AND BATH 413
OR M313______________
"rooWs and B^ iH'ilTrUfini
3 rooms, PWVAfs: BATH, En'
3 and___________
snd antrtaaa. 14 RMONir''’
.BOa. IlCtark--------
tl4 ina. liH Auburn. FE 4; I roSms AMiT^TBi'ritn enuano#. cloia *- ---‘•
ROOMS AND BATif. NEWLY leootatad, private antranaa, I4ke irivllegai, 414 per month. MY
4 ROWS AND BAiirfcRBTpXRr _«e«ti lll^State St.^W 4-3303. 4	1|66M8 ground FLOOR.
_clMo Inji Mechanic. FE *4144. 4 ROdMS and BAtH.'lhuVAffe _entrance,_utllTtle»^FE 4-4100
4 RMM4 Wlfif™uW3titai.' 44
Painting & Decorating >4B Share Living QiwrUre 33
jplastei___	_________________
TAS8I - PAINTINO AND DBCO-ratln|i Free eatlmaMs. Terms.
Television Service 24
Upholiterlnf
Wtd. Contracts, Mtg^ 35
ABSOLUTELY THE FASTBST AC-
. furnltbed. 1%y grawnd, washer, garage. Lake prllilcgei. Near EUtebeth Lake, tif weeUy.
FE 4-M03. ________________________
VERY NICE ROOMS AND UTIL-Ulfj PI 4-440$.
ATT^enVELY^ FOKklSfiED^ “3
Drapae New relrigrrator. Oa-reje No chUdran. FE 1-1431. APARfilENf FOR 3 Mis couple, uimUri andphane. Mt
taundry epUonal. -----------
ArttR—-------------
ApM» llgfurwlelied 3«
XIXETJRKX
IN DRAYTON. 1 ROOMS.' BATH,
_3 badrm. 144 Chandiar. 'nc'f WEST'«B|rTDULI« ONLY
'Sf
dweratmL^taroH aviuJabla^'W AdTCnr
OFFIUBS for rent.
_*l*J	3-1344	__________
bbeaa FE 4-43:
and phant — — FE 431 %RTMEli^<Mt^NOLE MAN
___________would Ilka
w <»«• out—caU Mr. Hayden. Caih buyers waiting.
3. C. HAYiaro. Realtor 44 E. Walton	---------
COSFLBTii Y >UllNjiBiD:'tIIV.
tag room, kttahen. bafroem *‘-“-
air ulimitt Ineludad, Bd ________
-------------------- OR t-oati.
FOR COLORED. 1 ROOlU AND bath. Including bant, 331 Fiwipaat reel. FE 44444.
i LARGE LOVELY 3 AN6 BATH' - sdulta near ali^rt. W HM3 LAROI
FOUND: BHOLI4N
Wck and white. FE_______
LOST: 3f TARPAULliiTllARiiD Rossmni Truobtag Co., enll Da-
Winding. .Reward. LOST: ' HEARtNO on Wayne and Warre
LOST: CHILD'srrBOLASm Vj-
Notices end Personals 27
ARE YOU WORRIED OVER
Land contraeta aquitica andmort-gngaa. Don’t loae that home. Ara you# pnymenti too much for you? ----------------------.
ixiMrt couniol wl
CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS. B. 3. Tin WalL 444S Olxta Hwy. — I.134S
Brewer Reel Estate
r* Mill Evaolag FE 44S33 __ASK FOR 3^ WEISP
IMMEDIATE ACTION
On nay good land contraeta. New aanaotted. Your ooah upon
talactory inspeotlon of property
id Uile. /
DEBTS?
I K. L, Templeton, Realtor
I 3334 Orchard Lake Rond FE 4-4403 i LAnF'oWTBACTB to" BUT OR ' to aeU. Earl OarreU. EM 3-3411
C0N80LI0ATK ALL YOUR BILL* AND LBT U8 OIVI YOU ONB FLACB TO FAY
BUDGET SERVICE
U W. HURON	• FB 4.aS0l
ANT OIRL OR WOWAN NEEDINO a friendly advtaor. phone FE 3-1131. Alter 4 p m or If no answer call PE 3-4734. Conlldan-
Wanted Reel Ectete 36
ALL CASH
for acreage or farma. f to 300 acres. Aaywhara In Oakland County.
R. 3. WICKBRSHAM 105 W, Maple Mayfair g-g340
CASH For liQumEB
INCOME TA3C RETURN FRE pared la your -homa, by qaali- . fled aceountani wHb maaleri de. Appointment FE 3-1434.
ARE. DEBTS GI Of FHA
W.ORRYING	An bamca anywhere. Even If be-
YOU'? *	X‘’.-V«n,*'nS?e8 4”ie*;
1 wU r	no delnyt. Caah immadintelv
Bright Investment Co. VE 8-7100
roOM AFAiTBftNxT tnee. Htene Fg a-4lfl. LAKEPRONT 3 ROOM IDEAL Si	ar rmtrad ».
T-iSm
Mrtmant for rant. Adulta anly.
PtlUtiQ tumlihrt. can MT 3-U43.
NICE 3 ROOM AFARTMCNT. PRL
NEED AH APARTMENT?
Slaters Apt;
FURNISHED AND T7NFURNIBHSD 43 N. PARKE ST.
FE 4-34M AFTER 1 AND SUNDAYS.
SEE CARETAKER MR. CARROLL. A 11 N. PARKE St
ON OAELANB AVENtne -
assort
FLOOR - HUY ATE BNTRl-------
-g afitt
. .. yon looklni lor elaan attractive apartmenU, wbara the people are frtaDdly? Cool In aummar-tlme, warm in wintertime. Ibeu 1 room and bath apartmenU rent far $04.44 per mwtb. Adulta aoTy In thia buUdlng. K. O. Hemr ‘
102 Eaat Huron. — '
FB 4-1011^________
;“V5Kr
,._S’r SlDL ________________________
dccon|ted._FTlvnte autrnnee. Cou-
-Stretchea your c
Rent Apts. UnfuriBlilied 38
Write or phone 1..	-----
MICHIGAN CRlDIT COUNSELLORS
103 Fonttae Btata Bank Bldf. FK 0-0440
PonUac’a oldeat and largest bud get naalatnaca company. Member:
—	Michigan Aasociatlon of
Credit Couaaalort
—	Amarltan Aaaoelatlon
of Credit Counselors _____
"NEEDED”
... FLOOR. ATTRACnVB . I 1- AND 3-BEDROOM "“"WRTCV
Buyer! Galore
3. A. TATLOR
d m (M4S) OR 4-0300
held t
re-labtatement fee _ ____
.. Bbopmen'a Local Upton no. 40S_ Sunday,^ Mwah lOj IM^Jd Ava.,
COLD WAVE SPECIAL IS Complata. DoreOhya FB t-l344. DAINTY MAID bSfPUBS —130 . Menomlaaa, Mra. waUaea. FB
fNSTAl?!!)^ FREE '
nto apHnga, mnftlem, tall pipes, generators lUritru shock ab----*--- Tain	rarular
Fencing
LOOK! ^	Yrders* fw*
lencing 3ust call OR 3-0151.
Floor Sanding
and Mower Service

A-l FLOMI BANMNCb-WnT THE FLOOR BANDER—FE 4-3132 • FABULON • WATERLOX - BRUCE
Boats
Be Wlaa-Ea awa-Ba Battatiad BUT win CONFIDENCE *S1 Loraa^ mataAkar Boati FoweredWm A ’41 Evlnruda TOUR BVnRUOU DEALER
Harrington Boat Works
1444 a. Ta°m
R. d. 4NYDiR"FLO<Ml fAtiNh. aandtas and tinlahtai. Fh. FE
Television, Radio and HIvFI Service
Garden Suppliea
WINTER PRICES
On sU beatf, mstors. traUara
pTu'!"a.TSuxc.. INC.
a03S otkla U^. - On Loon Ukt
■COTTS HALT-TL. .
JOHNSON RADIO & TV
Bouri 14 A.M. to 4 P.M.
» E. Walton Rlvd. FE 4-4441
Tree Trimming Seiwlce
IXFERT TREE BBRVIC^ FREE aattmataa. FE 4-4443 or ok fJoee. TREK TRIMMINO AND REMOV-
4-dW altar 4:

FERTILIZER
t your lawn an Early atari CROWD <m WEEM BEST PRfWUCTS WED-> addltVNUl charge tor lawn
I^^ACnON OUARAHTEBD
FE 4-9096
HEAVY
~
'Antaw nnd trm!*S!
piled 'vrlQi wnter. Evenly n
flclintly. For ----------- *■
FE 3-iaS3.
Building Modernization^
MOSPITALIZ.ATION
INSURANCE
FRANK *
*TS2.r.,“f?fir!ki;ib.°n*
aie. FRA tarmi. no down pay-maot. Iraa aallmatai. Leltar Ooo-atruatloo Oa. OL 1-43SS day -
Landaca|dng
ranMATES AVAILABLE HOW. Oamplita Inndao^ng. RataaMble
get^mY bid now
Far Sprlns LanBaonpaWork BaUmatai - Flaaa Dtwwa A. Eaulkar ’ —----*—•■“
A-iaUO AND FU RJf ITU EE
%is**^
niomaa FL sStkl
Draaamakhg, TMIoi^
3x4 Utaity Hr	*?•
utuity I
aav—t Ec----
Pourlnt R
4x1 Fiafta__________
4xlxta Hardboard
Pry WaB

PONTIAC LUMBER CO.
CAM AND OAa»T Cl Oakland Are. FE 4-4SU
OUTTBRA. Ft, bazoa, frts •

Paintera * Decorators
Wm. C: Maub FE LS4Sj
Tnick Rental American Truck Rental
BY HOUR, OAT, n, OR LEASE
S{Pn"*^FA^ScK ' ITMtwd
Moving and Truck^JU
SMITH MOVTNO CO
Trucks to Rent |i
Vb-Ton PiokMf ’ IH-Y
Pontiac Farm and Industrial Tractor Co.
4aS? ••	L.44I
UNWANtEa rtEklS 6/
tree annlma. FE MS3I.
Uphoistartog
THOMAS UPHOLSTBRINO 141 NORTH FEIUtT ST.
FE 5-^
IFaMI UFHOLSTEgSad 3131 Msrsar< Aubam HatgRta
P^tlng^ C^orat^
isT-ci^ra PAWTOg. raqoMT-
1ST CLASS PAINTINO AND PA-
CAKUrS CUSTOM uHi h^WH Osaiay Laka S
wrecetno sbrtice. 'oet our ..
free aaUmataa. MA SaSS3. cokiPLm ta6usE and ^
jSoSDfr
_ ....
as Proa a«. UL s-3lft.
r ttitibwia
lu. AralMbla after Apdi
Hpa^S.^ ^ralUbla after Apdi
_	OLh"ANO
r ttaliblai. FB 3-4TIS or and' BXTERIOR waO waibissTTrea eatt-
'CTKitar*??«8i«.“
KNAPP SHOES
FRED HERMAN	OR 3-1482
DON’T LET Voim BILLS OIT you down — get profaaatonal fl-nanrlnl mnnagemant tight now! Homex Servicca. 103 8. Broadway, Lake Orion, or 304 National Bank Building. Rochester. OL
_l-4iq4,	__ ___________
LOSE WEiaHT 8APELY, AND aeonomlcnlly with newly relanaed
Rent Apt!. FumlAhed 37
BEDROOM EFP^ffii npartmenta. Fully turulabod. > No^wait aldu. P“ ' •*’
SSJi^^miSsilrt* tarSa^!
weakly. FE 4A3S3._______
1 ROOM EPFICIBMCT WITH kitchen and bath, tit furalahed.
d^2k*'*vi‘*3'Sir^^ ”•
I ATTRACTIYE 3 ROOMS ON _Ca»i Lake_AdnHs FE sTlOg. 1ST FLOOR CLEAN, -WAR3I' 2
--- yurtment. utlllUee fur-
For employed lady, reas
3 ROOMS AND BATH. t30: 3 RMi. and bath 444. 1 amsU ebUd welcome. oak Hill Btreet. UL 3-3114.
J>tk Hill .......____________
■ I UFFER. near ■onuois ana Flaher Body. _ULJbl3tt.
3 BEDROOM'year AROUND ON lakt and highway. Refrlgtrator, electric stove, carding and au-tomaUo beat. Mil Dtila Highway, MApla 4-1113.
rami eusia, riuvax
________entrance. FE 3-4314.
3 BOOM! AND BAia, AUBUIEn Raighta, eloaa I- -a~,i. --t rtws. UL »8SU.
3 LARGE
3 ROOM!.'PRIVATE entrance. Inquire 33ks pasnaipaw, 3 AND 4-ROOM APARTMINTT Very clean	" '
e, and refrigerator furnished
Dex-A-
Wtd. Children to Board 28
t Height!. UL 3-4113.
Wtd. HeusehoM Goods 29
PIBCa 'OR HOUSEFUL W+D, Ouick cash for^furnlture ^ag|>U-
ancea. Eargalp Houae. FE 3-4<4i glOB fiOLLAR FOR FuAArniKI
fuiwlahed, tic. IneaUon. cloao In Bee eareUker, IS! Wnihlngton ,3 ROOkfs. NICELf PURNIBHEbT
mattress and box sprtnga.
Wanted Miscellaneous 30
liitTB rOKTtiiSi SAW MILL a1«d
Ojyilpnient. ”—*— ’—'—’—
WANTED: ALUMINUM CAI
I H^on pickup. FE

Money Wanted 31
Wi^LDTSB'fb «*HOW liloo; Have steady lob. wUl repay at SI34 put moDlh, good rale of In-t^y^ Bavt aoMAlaa. Write Foo-
Waated to Reiit ^2
LANDLORDS
Take advkntasa of our i wwrvlee. Teaaata walktaf houses Md Apartments In o ■ *	0%d
ta^Tif J
_m_Not	___ _
3 rooms' SHARE BATH ITtILI-.............." "'i. 113 weak. FE
3 RO^U. FfciVATii clean:
modei^ utilities an tumtibed. 311


2 rooms, pnv. tath, close to Sear.k, clean. FE 4-2579 before 8____________________
BATH.
all utilities fur-
_______ n 3-4484,
ROOMB BATH, FFIYATE EN-(ranee, Scbool «. FE, 2-742.1 3 ROOMS
... BASEMENT •mriiuKu, iniiiuea funtabed,’ month, 13 Ruth. FE 4-8341.
ROOM AiPARTMENT NICE. FE
4-4444 after 4:30._________
a ROOMS. HUTATIi 'BATH AND
__~¥nmti~-.........
an^^rkln^MIAO per week
IW Machiatat FE I AND a.Mira. 1
vate batlT and ei
ROOlis. PRIVATE ENTRANCE and^	raaWace — aalsh.
ROOMS vERt dtaniN upper.
SS4 mapUi. UL SJ3S4.
r~RO<toriynrA’ri HA'rtTAW)
RJ, (Dick) V.^UEr , rSg-Srf ATri
Realtor	h E 4-3531 l emranea loa Satdwln Fi 4-
■ 3« OAKLAND AVENUE 1 .ROOMS ^ FRIV Osaa 4 to 1	a>a. 11-41 weioomt. Ft 1-4813.
WANTED :_t*6«Ali OARAOE OR tarftr. FE 44141. Aak fur Larry-
454 Auburn Ave. FB 3-1451 ROOMS. UTlLl'fffol FuHN-
Ished^M Wllllams. FE 4-S4r________
rtiOOMS "and BATR.' UTiLIltSS furnished. 144 Melrose Street. FE
. ROOlU AND	sjMT.
Newly decorated. I44 Farast rRooiis and'bath. ihiurlia Adults. FE 3-4343.

B »4I14
Wast tide near tba boipttal____
ly decanted, automatta gaa and hot water, stove and nfrig. furnisbad, gangb. No amall cUl-dren FE 34341 after 1, FE 4-lUt.
4 ROOMS. HEAT Aicb ' WA'ttR furnished, lower, garage. |ia a mo FE 3-1341	______________
I ROdMsr NEWLT DEc6rATED.
e MY I
I'RcidM upper.
hett Bad garagg. rm u-utw.______
ATTO active! CLIan 3-ROOM. private bath, entranca. laundry fa^Utles. .x^Dd ftoor. UtUltlaa
FE* tldPT.
hood, 4
r month. FE 3-T44T.
Am oONomoNEo
ORCHARD CT. APTS.
1 OlT^BTOB^ioM^APARrMENT Modtra In Every OataU * ADULTS ONLY
FE 8-6918
Manager, 14 Snlmar BL. Apt. S Open DalU a SUa. 1* - ~ --
Uvlnf ream, bedroom, kitahan. APARTMENT NEAR DOWNTOWN.
t water, and bent turn. |SS per I. enU FE 4-S14I betwaaa 1:34
W WUs^ Shown *venlnti '
I room, dlapoanl, garage.
FOR COLORED
3 iwamt and bnth, natr klMC truck, hauted. 411 wwakly 3$1 l^eajwt. EM 3-4333 ...
NySLY,^ DBC^TEbrMg^RN
tor'htra.'ftb^fonthhL 3*^ Ulfdren
Road.____
'»‘ssssf5."s'iia:^E:
_waleoma. OR 3-414S.	*
3 RWM HousE~Fuifi?nBEb: __m^ern. 410.34. 3334 4. Craaka Rd. 3 bTcdi^m^ DU^t^X. OTTTiHE
f^RO^^CLEAN ' m60ERN~MA
r RMMsTFAittt'V Hi'idaBED
4-414S *** **	”
iaiZABETH~LXKE~E8tAfltt. 3. bedrooms, targe living room, carpeted. Eat tn kItcHsn. full base-
Leslie R. Tripp, Realtor
__ .P.Bfeat Huron Btraet FE 441S1 Of FE 44141
l^r Sale Houaas ^49
■EDROOM. BAtlMENT AND
J?Xdoiu^/S siYiJ
3 BEbROdM''FRAME RAN<^7T|y
-----	-	47.3ao\
Rent H ouiea Unfarn. 40 2-BEDROOM DUPLEX
Automate heat — Full Bnaamant
3 story. 4 ROOMS AND BATH!
LWmh3&L!" ■ jiSK'SSS
^ M. Near Blliabatb Uka
3 BMAL^OUBES 3 ROOMr AND
bath. w« a.aaiv	^
bath. FE 44SI3, _______
3-BEDROOli~~AT"LONO LjUI. near Union Lk. Village. Partially
3 BBOBOOM TRI-LEVBU t llll
..*" '---MSUO, large flnlsht
11, targa ----------
t-ia m
J’	IfsT^iia
---1 to,buy. UL $-1343.
RO(»M. ' ATTA^«D OARAbE:
Rooits. West' side.' Aean;
large room upatatra, targa black yar4 eloaa In. Rattabla cltkn adulta. ““ • '**■
144 LOT. 3 BEDROOM.
^-------1. lake, school, stares.
Wallas Uke. UL 2-3431.__________
lUNOALOW — WEST SIDE -fine naigbberbood. $$tarse rooms, bruakfaat room. slaaaaB In front porch, oil heat: 3-car sarage: very alee lawn. Month la month or loaaa. $14S. pall Rtallar Far------- 1^ a-SiSt ISIS W. Ruron.

,, very maSim. Walled Lake ocbool krta. newly daoornted. complataiy tlnlibad walk-out base-jhfft gtis par mowir Call EM
Miadrom. modern, bnaament -
------------
HtllS "Iteo-
Rant ^fta
RentJOinca S^a 47
Ptala .
jPof^Rwt MlyellEi^MS 48
13$ ACRES FOR RENT FOR SEA-a«, na bulMInta. not fancad. *7
Ighta._______
store"rooms	’ ■
.vnt or lease 3 ifUelnbig
5^*Auburn ^ve*niM 1®“ Ideal for laauraeea office.
..
JoMpb F. Raisa. Salta Mgr.
■M E. Hum St. FE 44141 ________Attar 13S
FB 44134
Wallpaper Steamer
*2“r	pollahars, bund
vaeaum alaan-ars oaiand Fuel B ^tat. «a Orchard Lfte Ava. FE M144
p»u,	sbAk.a.u,cnT
» » • PoaelhWtlaa. CaU OR

Large 133 x 124 loot lot. I b.,h.» from Watartord High. dUldO down.
--------mortiage.
tua over 4V, p„ -
41S par manlb plus taxes
Paul M. Jones. Real Est.
* ...fS	HURON
________ FE H378
■aimROpiI RANCH IN LAkE Oakland Haights. Brick, aluminum itarmt uad aeraaot, water
Jg»A-g»0»IL«PPt- FK 144113.
3-BEDROCM
^ , 4-LBVBL
?Sda‘?^Kaiss‘uv.''‘im.a.*i
^*ef. Plft8itr«d wbIU. Ouk floors. Frlco	^
JOHN' j. VERMETT
BEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 3*“‘
3 B^ROOM ALUMIN'&M'llbiNO ranch. Atsume O.I. or new P.H.A Owner. OR 344S4
—i BEDROOM, $9,450
u»ruwtm iioors. pimftoi
liorft eorpotod ilTlnc r
K?vad**;a.5*'***	‘
LADD’S. INC.
Rd^ IMM) or Ferry St.
3M4 LSMr R-.-- ..
__ Cor BUvarboIl Road FE 8-1341 After 1 B.m. OR 3-1331 3-BEDROOM R A NTlTTfTFi.:
■jSSSS'S^"’
3 SED'ROOM frames! "s^TiARS
- ewner "*#E*44&
4iv ACR|8"1N'auburn HBlSifTfl
oroo. ftvroooi home, oak fk^s. ptoatoyd wolU. Clo*o lo.^Mhooit and ahopplng. wSso. rarmi caa be nrrsaged.
II. C. NEWINGHAM
CORNER CROOKS ARO AUBURN^ UL 3-3310
Oarase.
Loti at fruit and barriat. Near
S'ioa » *'*''*	♦>»•»»».
n,w60D REALTY FE 44303
1 Rooia. iw-cAiTdAliAaired
frontage. Elleabath Lake prlvi-low down payment.
PER MONTH
_	^ PLUS TAXES
For thla weU kept heme loetted near St. Mlchtal’t Church. 3 bed-•*“ full bnacmr— -- ■—*

_ -JMBDIatB FOaSESSION Rent a 114.440 new tadine lor only till per menta Henintton Hllla
FE 3-1175_____________\
AREA. a'ROOMd CI.EAN
“•	----- write Pontiac ; •J!**?.
R. AND DoQUlNDREi
$.590 DOWN


ON THE LAKE 4 R004IS. GAS bant. trtaphoni^OR 3-1I41 after^O. FONTTAC. 1113 NEAFIE. 3 BED-
414 44. Lloyd Managei
PONtlAC.' 414 EMERBQlt! I R]
------------^T^***
Fmtiao. 3SS w7TtSat5SB(E
....- •modom. full aoia-
3 bedroom ............ ....
*******
PARTLY FURNISHED. '» rooms, near Cast Lake, IRt a mernth. FE 4-7144.
convenlaat to ebopplag ediiter___
school. 3 bedroomt. 3 batta. 3 car garage. Water apfUncr and new carpeting. ATallabit April I. Raferenoet and deposit required ROLFE H. SMITH. REALTOR
E 3-7IU_________________MA 44431
AM WARWICK HAS S^islStdiSif prick homejn gylvua Lake. Lake
Saturday and Sunday Deluxe vi. lion of the BIO T" T«-leyel. ------	• — - le Drfve.
Model at 4414 Snowtppla I
rlAt to I mlU to Cri
. . Cramisna Drive. Right open tlgna at model. Wan Stout. Realtor. 71 Nysaglaaw FE 14145.	^
tor Tarmi. FE 34SS1.
badreemt. at.lOS. $340 down. f^A lama.	—
- -	________ 4-ROOM bouse:
Mlk*a"*°dittrlc* *<5Ir *Au^! n
lease. Also 3-bed-iwsiD vBv«6« m Rocheator. $178 Uftf, FB 44$»0. n ♦•3744. TROY _ VILLA
i Roqiu.
____Hear Oen-
_____________B 44147.
For Rent Rooms

itiULB F.RIVA7
CLEAN SLEEFINO ROMS.
8LEEFINO ROOMS. REASON ABLE
BINOLB ROOli. also; BI1<6lB room with eoakt^ prlvUasae. 43 Nartasi. ___________________________,
Rooms with B—rd
°?2Si»l
>D ROT IHEALS SOOTWERN okUu. 3 days a weak. ^
y reawt^yflamSwiriR. '
________________
Convalescent Homes
$9,500
will build 3-bedronm raucb-atvle home on your lot. Full baaemeot. floorSj_ tile bath, birch cup-
- ASSOCIATE BROKERS -14i Franklin Blvd. FK 4-4843 BY OWnIr 3-BEDROOH RANCH!
pinalad kltcbaa. Ulad bath. t... bnaament. 111.400 with 4444 down He mortgage cc ‘ — - . - -
port Rd- naa_______________
BY OWNER, MODERN 1 I roam borne. LUa priv. OR » kT OWNER. OXFORD VILLAOE Uodere 3 atory brtak. 1 t ' bath dowB. 3 ArapUcai, ri gaa beat, garafa, lr~-'‘‘ aetataa. M 4-3114.
Uvtag r beard
3 ycari old. Near Orchard Lake. $11,440 With 43.144 down. HA
aa la lop tb^. Onvaataai ihaa oad biwaktaal aaok. dta-mg raata. large living raw. fall basemaot. tea turaaca dbapwtaa fuit arebad lha earar, aaaad
ututR^S^mS
east side
Near Aubura. Laria
I 3 bolha.
ta.*:u
Mty
Ff SSSM
>
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TWEi^TY
THE PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY. MARCH .18, 1^1
Fw Salt Hmmm 49	Fm- SdB Howm 49
pt3R OOLORBX 1 Atn( 3 BED-roam bamca. Law down aaymaau MIddlaiaa BaallF. PB iJB.	•e*'Nid^‘S5a2rt£ri tM#b gaea gl.Mt. Mb a«aata. _OB_ b-MM. Mg- Oa.
PULL FRICK 8S,t*d, Um DOWN paymeat. Laka fraota^ la Uka •Orion, b-raaax. k-badraam. MY 3-1333, U no anawarfE 3-MM.	
OOixjiitED' 3"RiEDIMCR5rT4 t^e nsSSKi. “sSR. •n S-SSB.,.	
HARRINOTON HUXB. 3-BBO: raom brick, baat. t3tS rta. Ml 4-1I##, U«7 Idaurer.	
	WEST noopon ^ 4-bedraam brick. 3 hallw. Ora-ptaM. Redacad. PB i-##3t
In dm paymant tw baana ' SBB SBARMROniliScS CO. m N. Parry 81. PB VW7	
	WEST SIDE. OWNER Rit-LOCAV-lag. kUrt aoB^^WUl^jmcrinca • i5w?"aled torglT kMhao. Bamt. Attaebad garaga. Bactaad bock poivh and traced yaid.’Ooh rtaam ' heat OaaeaaleBl Id ochoato and aaapptof MM down takea aver toad caattract Torma. PE b-dMb WETTB LAKE FRONT - SPICK-aad apaa yaar arouad bama^ to- ESt.w*3;^.pTO.if& -^T^a. LAUINOEB WtALTT.
UiMEOUTB (3OC0PAi(CT - 3 bedroom. 3to botb lakury trttoeeL Large paatled taaUly room, ea^ petiBg aad drapaa. Bfmcrb Mad-aca^ BaUder'a madal bama. OpeaSat. aad gun. 3 to ( p.m.. aiher uataa by oapT. Loeato Rd Cherokee HUla gSV 3 btoeka aattt of Ehatbrtfc Lake Rd Baal alt Scott Laka Rd IM.M#. AaaUa Bldi. On. PK 44m.	
In ROCHBSTtS. 3 REbRtifiH home. $7M down. OL *-3441.	
*"l^nB7'’fuU* bamtr’JaT'hait! aacrttfcc. EM 3-7tt(.	OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 H M. ebtmoux lake road \ tbeaa*rao*toand aew 3 bedroom bamea with tall bare-
Let Your Home pay tar Itoaif TBraa 3 badniom bobaea an a tol Ub a JH. Mt4 ---to aaa and t#bI Uto ’ atoar two_ Oood tocattoo Ctoia to achoal and ibeagtog. tlEbtS, amaH dawa P.ym-=r-	
I b«ut*. t»«f< ^
-----------i L»r«« (imp* «rb»r.
plmtjr at trait OMamUl Iraal-
M«T umt.
4-Roora House
•an M*l Op • peryt, ■mW ttpptppp OP .--- .. _ii„	.!>. yitiM
I aiUpi tTMP
CRAWFORD AGF-XO'
m W. WpBaa	FT l-aMI
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lAEE nWKT
wsuri adir
Ellppbctk	pnop
M.1M dpvo TC^TIM iiovnfi~#BBf. Mmrr sacbi-
CANAL MtONT - N»w 1-kwlraoa
MOVEABLE HOUSE $1,000
hen* oata rour lal Qa< btAt. Caran. OplI Ward B PartrMtc. ISM W. HuroB. n S-SMl.
LM lOxlM ------------
Lake prt» - N»"l» ----------_A^
....
0& ttm.
TAB T—• '
k-W^ROmS^-Saacalav. faU balh.
Need Differc:it Home?
But. Faor boait la paid lor a
aut*^a^iT'ba**'*ao**t^'' NO ^UOOONT *ON T&DR HOll
W. H. BASS. Realtor
seraeea aad ew^.
?lS McCTLLol™?’ wHlTOB
FE 5-1284 FE 4-3844
-sraciAUzmo in tradbs"
aralldrr___ F* J-tJH
nIar bollY.
■OUTH BLOOIfFIKLO;
____ roam. Oood lacatiae. 4M
feet to creek. Near elUate. tll.-
BOBTBXAjif^ WALLKD LlitCK. 1 Tear old oUt-leTel. Hae cTery-Ihfii*. in.SM — Law do. Oaoer
MA A
OPEN
BUN. J TO S PM SM N Lake Apt*>>u . PoatUr Near Lake Antelua, excellem • raaau. Oath. bamt.. all laraace. piaatered walla IVa-rar faraie Larfe hea hopac. ytaratc bW| trult leUa bld( . 4 acree excelleat orcbard. Very
termi More FOLLOW BAI
north or ~
' Hfht I AUMN wfLTOl
HD. 1 MI
. .... .. --^TON BLVD.
NORTH LAK* ANOKLUS BD TURN WUT AND OO ^ Ifl. TO
ONLY 3 LEET
. larta ckweM. ■ UTtOf room with dinint I kuchea with plaotT o(
apace. A tara«a aad nut CooBtry Uflnc at lU bei all tha’caaTealeacea af tl OI aa dowB paymant. ar rrt per Bu»u>, mciudiai aad Inauraace. D'Lorab
ecaped tot. atoraia ■
(lata doer wall aad >1 ft. kbcbea. wall to wall caraetlat, taa baal. aany extrai. tike pnetlesei tvallAMe April 1 OB t.7IM.
" S ROSB
■THIRD ACRE WITH , ae aad aew 1 car |ara|a. Pul lemeat, aearly decorated. '
4 BEDROOM BRICE HOME Paat-lly raoai with tau<e fireplace Oa-tafc. Peaccd yard.	-
ford. IIASSS. SI.SW-	,
UNDERWOOD REAL ESTATB . OR HMt Evae. and Ban. MA MMT
OPEN SUNDAY 1-6
TRI-LETnnMnBJ|IODIL O. Plattley. BulSer^__ IM 3-S4M
'OWNER'S SACKlFiCK
LOW DOWN PAYMENT „ Herrlip^lrm H11U_- PEMIH owner TRANBrERRED -- WEB-ater School dlatrict 1 bedroom alder bone Olaaied la porch Oarate. Oil heat. l*b baU^ US

For Sah Hoobm
KAMPSEN
REALTOR-BUILDER
OPEN
Sunday 2 Till 5
LAKEPRONT BI-LEVEL -Laealy IRraa badrsom bama.
........"^a'laTO
«^i^ poSbessioST. &I-RECnOMS: DHtc a ‘
'e Blfhwr-------
OPEN
Sunday 2 Till 5
lAEE ORION-8 LABOE8T REAL ESTATE OPFICE OPEN BUNOAT I to I P M MAIN CORNER OP LAEE ORION.
Laka Rd. PE AAttl
OPEN
MULT1FUC Lunno BKHVic:]
ARRO
rjSUN.2to5P.M.
862 WADSWORTH ST.
baata. baaallfal kitcbam gaa baat, walk^aat baatnaaL waca far rec. raaai wllb larga pfctara wtadaw. Only tU.SM.
lUBT BELL — 1 badraaai ranch wIBi 3rd badrnoaa uaftnlatiad. WaU-ta.wall earpcUat. braaaaway
l?r,ra*fr"riS^.iSd.'Sry
OPP PORTIAC LAI a^*! AU*brlek?^n^rioa<riL pian ty af eapbaarda aad elaaat anaca. price ll3.tSb. or wUI du^cata in roar lot - Oaty ia»S.
JOHN J. VERMETT
Raal Ea^ aiM Ht-——*
SELL BUY TR.\DE
StniiBOla BlUf. Btiht hatha. la thia brick n Pall baaanaat with ---*-iWay ai —/ attraa.
CaU tor appalBtaiaat
MILLER
y^.
WEST BIDE BRICE withi lag diitanea of Trl-Runa.
llelBt rm. Urga klteban. kraak-taat nook, mn dry baaamaat.
Kia turaaca. tklra abowar. giaaaad
raly 3-1 I ft. r
m.m. laaaad
with ledfa-roek fire-I fU. faatUjr. kIthSen. roDBi,' twncar attached ga« beat large tot. nice .reaped. iMced at . $3t laaatdlata PiMacaaton
_________________ _reaa kitchen,
atolBleia ataal alak. hum la raMo and o»an Richly carpatad pV. ra with nrcpiaca, txua fireplace la the huge all purpoae laally room, a fuU bathe, aeparate dining ra Additional feataraa gatorw: tor tbf comfort aad eanTealeact of yojR- laally. Prtoad at SM.Sgg
OI gPECIAL S Pl-ft llylng
B DRIVE:
'aluminum aiding, breaktast nook lib porch, ga-•tng eoau only.
Dream Home ceatlettat ol Rr*
1^2-“id *fii.lly**‘5ia“;‘S8
flreplaeea. dtalag room, ultra aodera kitchen — alorage g»-' lore — beamUBl rlew .of the lake. Inraedlate Poaicaatop — Priced at: Ut.SM.N
William Miller Realtor	FE 2-0263
Val-U-Way
OOOD BUTg A
. Harao gCreet
OPEN HOUSE
Very large Uelog raaa. m betha, family kttebea with bulll^. AHaehad twa car.
To ranch Open Houic; Dri»e aut nue airway to auaet laat beyond Our Lady af tha Lakaa Chareh. Paltow
JOHN K. IRWIN
313 Waat Huron gtreat Pbaaa PE SA441 EVE. PE S-4g44
Partridge
Ig THE ’EUIIP* TO an
OPEN
SUNDAY
2 P.M. - 6 P.M.
r wm leaaa' PE_S-SS3I^
Practically New
rban homt. Itb halba ' 'avatory aad raatty. 3 Urga lletag room, with plaaty of BM
a, auto. oU baat. sttuated aa A. acra la wall kapt naeed wtafOB. Moat ba aeea loalda I appracUtad. Sll.SM. PHA 1. with S3M >oaU: wm tA I
poateaalon. By Owatr. MA S-4311
flOI^ER HIGHLANDS
lit Plaaeer D__________
pm. 4 room brick raocb, f c garage. Peaced and Uadacape Pull baacment.__________
RENT WITH OPTION TO ELY
I. 3 or ^bodroem hamea. varM
Vacant Uka front brick i 1 bedrooBu. I caramU tUa Urga catptUd living rm. brick firapUcc. dtalag roam.
and OTCB. dlibwaabar, a'k i garage, gaa baat — — '* te^. Pull pric
1 prica OBly
Partridge
INVESTOR CASH BARGAIN tl.SW catb aad you e— *•-awpar «*	‘ ---
■ s-room bungalow.
. fully laauUtad. Vacant,
R. J. (Dick) VALUET Realtor	FE 4-3531
14S OAKLAND AVENUE OP« » W t . ______Sffi.
CIJ^RK'REAL ESTATE
parocblAl and public aebool bui
BURN MEtORTB SECTION Dc-
raom. au larga iwkh, raw recrcaUaa room. Daapfraeaa. frail traaa. goo- —— lll.SM. Ttrnia
HURON OARDEN8. MM Down, M.MO A real buy. cloac to tehooT church and Tel-Huron Shoppli

GILES

Northern High Ares
igh Area
I bama aa a laaatly daa-lum atarma . a haav ate
rreiwTiiS
North Suburban
A baaullful raach-typa home la baauUtul Drayton Woada vtth lilt bath, carpatad Itelag roam and ball.
tcraoba. S-car garaga. i
GILES REALTY CO.
PB S-SITI ai BALDWIN AVI. OPEN I A M. TO I P.M MULTIPLE UBTMO BBRVICB .
TRIPP
OPEN
Sunday 3 to 5 108 Ottawa Drive
English Style
4^roam bama. can
mplately ra-
______	larpauag up
I down. Now kltchaa. Racra-aooa roam la baaemaat. S-car Btlacbcd garage PE 4-UTC.
OPEN
Sunday 3 to 5 169 ExmooY Road
TIKY
By lUtB Omuhi
"I found out how Charlie came to Invite me to the dance - he juit went eeny, meeny, miney, mo'!"
For Sale Houses 49
Brick Front Cape Cod Style
LAKE UVIMO. Nc4 U the time - buy UiU lovely tylvaa VU-e bnagatov wlto — - —
$590 DOWN
a Driva. Bight to model, srarraa rr N. aaglaaw n.
O'NEIL
MULTIPLE UanNO SERVICE m-WoOD vaLAOE tovaly
parary all brick beaic. Beamed living ream celling, fireplace, 3 grand tiae bad-
beautlful kltchaai of ‘
HOW WOULD YOU UKE to ewa. a 3-badroam brick rancher U aaa af Watar-ford'a ntcaat ircaa. Bpac-leut raama tbraugboot. Ith ceramic Iliad bathe. Tbara'a
paved itraata and
trhaoli. churebaa and abop-ping. Leai than ISM down to qualified piirchaaar.
THIS BtAUTIPUL BRICK
llrapiaoa aeoania la ir* IS Uv-Parmal diaiag. — -in. 3
way an^ 3-car fxrMC.
_____.1 ottered i
than SM^. Dial PE . S-«t3 NOW fbf your ap-
BABT SIDE
3-atory a__________
bath up und batb
Sought I An axea family i

drive. -----
tn B-E PHA Urgto. • It buy for Urga r living In tha Urban Renewal Aran. Ba aura to call NOW! I

MULTIPLE LlgTINO gERVlCE
Brick
3 badreoma. Only I1.4M down for thIa 'Waat aide homa - la aub-<n>ic(ra fld aev homea. Alum.
ana. Oil heat, gaa er apftonerrigall
Brick
ixeellcni
ecorated
____________J newlv decori
Itchen, full baaamrnt and pri calU new PWA laraace Cl< 9 achooU on 3 Urge loU. C
BUZABETU LAKE *BTATM
Attractive 4 *■“*- **-*• *
petod 11-“--iUa bal
______________*’p4vUcgcc*’ cwner
traoalerTad tew down payi and Uka aver PBB6baUaca.
IfXi'dwiS:
North at PlnhCT Body Baaemaat. Urga corner lot, -aH furnace. Can OA t-3Tgg________________
levcL M17 ■ ramaa. Sto b___
Suburban Living At Its Best
(CON^™^^)
\v,*w.*rSss homes
CLARKSTON REAL ESTATE. INC.
It
a DaUy’tla i: gaoday U MApla g-Mtl
TRI-LEVEf- STARTfR'
NO MONET DOWN tm yoar tot Tri4aviel or —________________
RoUe H. Smith, Realtor
344. g. TSLBORAPH FE 3-lgtt ______ MA »-gpi
GAYLORD
her garaia. Only gT.NS with bjW down. g*l par maath incladae taaat aad ta-auraaot.
.LOW DOWN PATMBl^ U
aa with all faraAct, 1<4-' garaga. located oa 1 raa ofl^. Only gd.lM.
LawTcnea W. Oaylord f 13« W. Huron SI.
FE 8-9693
RENT WITH OPTION TO BLW
Three bedrpam fade brick rai nui baacment. |^ beat, eat aSl water. Paved atreau I^ICBAELS REAL'^
____- . ... garage OA8 HEAT
Wonderful tot 10bx3M. on Walton Bird PRONE POR TOUR APPOINTMENT.
Rav O'Neil; Realtor
313 8 Telegraph Road Open 1-4 p.m. Sunday I j-7103	OL l-»S
STOUTS
Best Buys Today '
For S«ie HouMg
BATEMAN
REALTY
MULTIPLE LlgTINO SERVICE
OPEN
a haa pUatortd vaUa. -- uvlag and dlnlag I badroama. ttla ---------	1 3 ear
_____^vaSWu*;
■ only 113.71# with ymaat.
pUg. 4 badroama. Urga kltcben. carpatfag to tha Uvliw roam aad dlatog roan. Urga taO balh. htgb and dry baaemaat and garage. PWl prtoa ggjts aad aaty torma.
fATERPORO TWF. Lovely g room bama oa halt acra af Uad-wltb lata at frail treaa alaa haa tiaae-meat aad 3 car garaga wttb Urga workibop. Ctoae la on a paved atraat aaty gn.MS. torma.
af town on a Urga eommereiai M with axeelUat potential. CaU now tor turtbar in-tormatloB. $3.Mi down.
n. aaguaw at. m.-ra, a-a Open Evaa. TIU itTM.
SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. 1411 Genella
You Will Be Sorry . . .
It you daa t came oat thia I
OPEN
SUNDAY a-S P.M. Sylvan Lake City
1114 Waadtoad. katwaaa Orahari Lake aadOarUad. Lavaly 3 had-raama. EiUa Urge Uvlag roam. Mittfal nraalaea. M baaemaat. W4 tola Only tll.tw7
NICHOLIE
TWOOTORT FRAME
IRWIN
gUaa daan to pqtto. Bullt-ta ovain
ss?w*;^:rao4ir^a.£a?.
Carpatad ttvtoa raom aad drapaa Included. BUAUip atraat, yard to^acoMd Laaa than tt.t(g dawn. Vaeaat.
TRI-UmCL
Oakland Baach gubdivlaloo. Laka privllagaa. 3 badroama. living
boarda. Parmtoa caaator topt. an-haaat too. Larga tomlly r#om ba baaemaat gaa heat, water aoft-caar. Walk-oM bMacaanl to paUa onclocad with atockada taaea — Large tot blacktop atrcct. Ap-pclntmcBt only.
lUBURN MA-----
Thia raach buagttow Ima Urga carpeUA Uvlag room with drapaa. 1 Urga badreoma with aktra cioa-
rpartlUo^'bu^
JttaUble typo . . meat. Walk-apt baacment .. ... raced back lawn. laapacUon by
ELIZABETH LAKE B8TATE8
raadwa^n^PuaUy^
Uelag room, dlalag raam noora. pUatored waUa. flrepUci Klteban loaded with eapbaarda. forml» eouater top* I etoeata la tbla ffoa boi	—-	^
Icgea. Hurry
I laka prlvl-
OBOROE R. IRWIN. REALTOR it W. Walton	PE 3-7K3
Office Qpaa gun. 11-4 p.m.
DORRIS
IDBAL FAMILY HOMB
W. Rurao St. Thraa bedroom* up with full bath and
a with h
taU a;
OPEN
SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. 1230 Airport Road
Evaa new wall to i

3 ear garage and gaa baat. Will ba aold at a SACRIpICE PRICE ar wUl aeet(d amalUr 1 bkd-room In city tn trade. 'NUPP Bed TOUR BOBT. PRANK BONNER.
MM la Airport Road. UR to prop-
erty.
ura*^ *f t^ ntua tmra?' plua laparatr dining room! BRAND-NEW gaa furnaeo. hot water haator. aluminum atarma and acraana aad new roof.
PHA torma oF trade for urban bama wlUi aoma
If tpreedlng al ■ everalaad k
brick ranch I
range, ralaad hearth flrapUca. gaa tnetnerator. bUektop drtve. all tbU and mart for tha aur-prtalngly tow price of llt.M#.
PLANNINO d
WRIGHT
LAKEFRONT
Executivaa ahaw pUea aa beautiful Ceimr ItUnd Lake. 4 bed-roema. Uvlag room. 1 flrtpUcca. kltchaa wIftbuULUi. 3<A ceramic

•aody beach. Walk-aut dock. Beautifully Ubdaeaptd. 14x14 garaga. A raal buy at Juit 130.0##.
OPEN
SUNDAY 2-5 1*.M. 373 Tilmoor
A WEDD--------
__,jl Uut aurtor borne
Bowr Rave a look at thU 1-badroom baagatow with faU buemeni and ana baal oa E.
Em* £>..
Beverly. 3uat aa a
4# foot brick raach. Baaamaat — - —r garage. Extra nice f axtraa lacludfng car-----------------■“--lor. uemra-
pettag. water aoAcBer. 1
HOST. ETA ANDERSON. EUaabath Laka Road to Scott L Rood, light to HerbeU. lafi Tllmoer. right 1 block.
YOUNG-BILT HOMES
See Page 18 Picture Ad of
Really Means BETTER BUILT
LIMITED SALE
$100
Total Cost Down
3 Bedrooms
MODEL 188 W. Chicago OPEN
1:30 to 6 P.M.
OPEN
3130 KINOSTON
ST. BBNBDICTB — 1 Bloek. Large
CLEAN 1 BEDROOM I mtdiato petaatatoa. P« Shada. Only t4BM. with
LIST WITH
Humphries
$100 Moves You In “The Bonneville”
,____ Mvmg roam,
kalb. gaa nadargreund baat. OB . .	'
“The Royale"
3-bedraam. baaittttol eU ftoera. gaa beat. fuU baaamaat. Modal at IN W. Bavarly. Opaa II to 7.‘ •gpotllta RuUdlag Co., PE Mlg».
OPEN
SUNDAY
1-4 P.M.
OPP rdSriAc'SuSi road
SITUATED ON AN ACRE
Rare la a large 1 bedroom, gaa boated home baring a
to ttla bathroM. Pl»torcd
____ flpori. Yoii'rf
M	at tha
SMITH
widemAn
413 WEST HURON
FE 4*4526
NORTH SUBURBAN, bama aa gP tot Oaa water beater
** *** -- I-.*—■ toxea <
OPEN
SUN. 2 TO 5 P.M. LOON LAKE SHORES
1374 COSBTEORH
3 Badroom brick ranch type heme. ««■ car attached garaga Oar^ L.R OU tunuc*. UP iu.
fli.Hi. Tarmi.
W.'Waltea to Plau'i la Ceaaybura. Eact to Watch tor Opaa Stga
OPEN
SAT. * I
3 TO I P.M. su ROME I B.R. Roma i
Will duMtoata oa moaty aawa.
To Model; Oatoa :
Patrtck-c ChwS: 1
J^CHAYDirR?5tor
B E. Waltoa_______PE SBM
]#. Be
To Settle Estate
Wa muat aril IhU ahora avanga madam 4 roam baasatov la
•V---	.—AA--^	taiMncM

Mra. Karr I# efcarp|t.
Ray O’Neil. Realtor
B g, Taleg ‘

■ k
aad make an at&r. Muat ba caah.
Handvnun’s Special
Hava 4 two kadraam hastaa a
ALSO
WASHINGTON PARK
Baaement
Brick Proat
$1(# Tatal cart Dewa
HAYDEN
IBNEDICTB -
SL'tok*
.. II.IN tor cqally. Bal. i
Open Houses OFFICE
OFFICER OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 P.M.
Lakefrbnt Sbecials
Enjoy a aummar af lakafront Uvlag. BeanUtal vlawc, boating, bathlito and fUblag can ba yaara to aaUy.
WNE LAEB— s room brick M-
city advaaiafca at the I3I.NS.
CA8S LAKE — T room brick bl-
_____________17 foot
4. pinfiriAC LJ^ - T year old
---- —.. J J,, garage, pfaa
I nor. Summer
freatwf^^Pricc ndwed'
I. A tot of Uvtat
Dt deep wooded tot wllb break-
aand beach. Only
LETS TRADE
$750 DOWN
a achoal.
Urga kitehan. Only g7,#M. |M
WE BUILD NEW HOMES CHOICE LOTS, CHOICE AREAS
LET’S TRADE
In ovan tad range m Baaamaat epaoa at laka
____JfcJsa.’TSr.ffK:
Many aatcaa. Ofltrad at StT^**-Tanma. OaU today.

paymaaL Ra marigafo eart.
C. HAYDEN, Realtor
tM«B	Opa* Evaa
to g________W M44I
A'
Colored
3 BEDROOM HOMES
STARTS DEAL
$10 Down
Nq Mtge. Costs
Paym'tg I-ess Than Rent
Oaa heal, carpatad Uelag rar— Many aOtor featuraa
JACK LOVELAND
iW Caia Laka Rood
f Praak{la ^
$590 DOWN
INYBBTORS -full basemi
atantUU;r a ^ aound I
For Sd* flEniM ' 49

ONLY *H A MOimi
NariU ilda tocafion. Thia
l Nawly da ixlmatoly I
NO DOWN PAYMENTS

%
lemlata «aU PB 44M1. Aak fi Mra. Kimmtl.
NICHOLIE-HARGER
I3W W. Huron
FE 5-8183
WEST SIDE
4-BBDROOM HOMB - 3 BATHS — UVIHO ROOM DININO ROOM —
PAST NOOK — «CIL-LENT LOCATION - 3-CAR OARAOB - tlLlN POLL PRICK — CALL FOB AFPOINTMBNT.
SHElX
3 - BEDROOM RANCH-TYFt HOME ON LAROB 1MX3N LOT — WELL IN — ALSO WUttNO AND FLUMBINO — M.M# FULL PRICE - #4N DN.
WRIGHT, Realtor
341 Oakland Ava. Opaa til I PB l-#44l______PB I-7MI
OPEN
SUN. 2-5 P.M. 2670 GARLAND AVE.
DIRECTIONS:	ORCHARD
LAKE AVE. TO WARWICK TO 3#70 OARLAKD AVE. SYLVAN LAKE FRONT, groom brick raach. 37xM R. Hvlac apccc aad 3-ear attoohed
R Thcrmopanc wlndowi. BecuUtuI view of lake. Uwa aprlnillng natem. THU MUST M SEEN I
Watkins I-ake Front
IN FT PRONTAOE
groom, gbedroom brick co laaMl. A truly bcaulifu bama. CALL FOR AP POINTMBNT.
ST. MIKE’S
ForSdBHbENe 49
ANNETT
Drayton Plaint
^vUagaa. |lg7N.^iM da.
Bloomfield Brick Ranch
Naar Elrk la OU JB™- • acapad acra tot. I
. Oaap pUa ra apacMua
_________________kllb ear-
r brick flraplAca, kltohan and nook with maiu built- ,
mart, brt water rodUat oU baat. 1 ear att. garaga. •3AMC, torma.
3 Bedrm Brick Ranch
OpaaSuaday 14 p.m. T brick raooV uv
briak flrapUct^ pictura wladow. duua« .irate earpettu aad euatom drapaa InoluilN; 3 badrma.. apa-ctoua olaarta, Ub oaramlo baUu. birch kitohea. family rm. paariad 11 a M. 1 ear att. garu*. PA #li beat. m.SN. torma. DIrceltona:
Nortb' N DIxU Blvay Jaat paat Our Lady of Lakaa Church, turn waat oa Ladga------*- 4334.	g-“
Sylvan Lake Front
Opaa guaday 14 p.m. Early Eoallib brick aad rtooe. 4 bednaa : IW batba. powder rm.. alao maM’a rm. aad baa. Uvlng rm. 14 x 31. flrapUca. paaelad Ubrary. dimng rm. with bay, apa-
oU baat. 1 car att. garaga. Boatboiua. Dirvettona: liw Jamai Blvd. off TaUgrapb
WE wax TEA1«
ANNETT INC., Realtor
3# E HURON BT.
OpcB Rrantoga and Sunday 1-4
FE 8-0466
SCHRAM
Three Bedrooms
Larga carpatad Uvlag rooi hall, wardrebt clMta, forced air - ‘
tot. la (be_______
Only glN to mava la.
etdaata, gaa an SSxlJgfert
Lavaly gl
t txlS4 k----------------- .
pleca taUi wttb abowar Maater bedrm llxU. gaa baat. gaa hot
waU , carpaUng. A VERY GOOD BUTT
SMITH-WIDEMAN
411 W. HURON
FE 4-4526
KENT
down oa land contract. lavcatl-
Madison Junior High
A very attracUve Madrm bom# wllb hardwood ftoora. ■
ftb-
car garage plat acrecaed-tn-pafto. ll.Nt down with g7g per morth IncIudUg taxea and la- . auraaec. CaU today.
IVAN W. SCHRAM REALTOR FE 5-9471
Ml JOgLTN OOR. MANSFTELD (WEN ETENDiaS AND SUNDAY MULnPLE USTINO SERVICE
a lovely home. cxceUert '
_______aad. flBCit eonatnictlon.
a clgbt-raom. 3‘b-battu. brick.
today. BuUt only 1 yaara ago. Teakwdod dlhlng —	-•—
flrepUcc ■- ■—
OPEN
----In Urge Hribg rm. Large
Indirect, Ugbltim tbreughout. Bun porch and patio, 13xN hill bam't. Private abowtng by appointment only.
OPEN
Sunday 2 to 6
HUNTOON LAKE PRIVILBaEE muia cut drivtag Sonday you're welcoaic to atop tn ^ ace thU nloa 3 bedroom raach. Carpeted Uvtng loom. PliU baacmcal. Ag *—•--i juf***-	tot. Pull
price I Itoad h
to Rwy, bU tt Saaday.
SYLVAN LAKEPRONT Now to the ttme Ip bny^ma lovrty
3 badroom. raach I
Uvlw rooii. beautiful i avcrtooklim lake. Oaa garaga. Swwa by
tM per month. 3 badroom from home. Oil foread air furnace, ear garage. Cloce to cebooU aa ttorca. Harry on thia anal
A. JOHNSON & SONS
R»L BBTATB-INSURANCB 17N 8. TELBORAPH
FE 4-2533
$59Q DOWN ‘
’•SHEAE PREVIEW •• 1 to J p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Deluxe ver-alen of the ’’BIO T' Tri-level Model at N74 SaawappU Drive. CUrkatoa. Dixie Highway I# Mil. right to WaMaa Road, na mUe to Cramlana Drive.
PB MIN.
, right 1 *e. Rlgbt
---1 Warren
f. SagUaw W.
OPEN
Sunday 12 to 7
BEVERLY ISLAND
---imOR ROMES
ramrtriy thtaklng of
1 at the "BIO ’T* TrUaval.
Ctorkatoa. Dlxto Ulgbway ta MU, rlfbt to WaMaa 1^, right i lAu to CraaUaa Drtve. MM to opaa alna at model. Waraaa
?r
'BUD"
North Side 4 Bedroom
QaavaotoDUy tocotod "blg--tly borne ctoaa to achoal. ^ featuraa cArpaUag and drapaa. 1 badraeaia aadfuU baft dtww atalra. aaparata dlalag tatr baaamaat, hot water Naat matta gat hat wator. garag*' Priced at N.NgJg. da roar uiSS a faa#r. taa It todayl
Home and Income
Wart aMa laeattoa wtthto tog dIMaaaa to dawMawa. mat down, oaa np, larga ru*ra..
aptektoad-apaa e<
aTlU.Nb.Mrler
id acNant,
SiTC
“BUD” Nicholie, Realtor
N Ht. Ctoment «.
FE 5-1201,
talnly pay na to drive to Beverly Uland and tat lor yaurteU Uia product of euallty workmanahtp aad mrtcrialt. (Uretul planning thU dfvelopment give- ———
OPEN
SUNDAY
2-5
17 g., BERKSRIRX. SUtoly 4 bedraoka brick bama la renaad realdartlal araa to BMoaT-*" Twp. Daalgaad In graelcaa tog. all larga raama, walk la etoaaU, fully eatpetod. baaamaat with tU baat. Beautiful mad-cacpad grouada. Priced at gSMSU viui term STSllsble DIRECTIONS: Woodward At
W arren Stout. Realtor
77 N. BAglnaw Bt. Pb. FX I-IIN Open Evea TTll I P.M. Sunday 3 to I p.m.
Sunday 1 to 6
3 Homes as Follows :
4 Badi
----- Indtaawood Manor 3'’i
bath. Larga Hribg room. Beautl-—	■-'■ '‘Inlag room.
IB nrrpUce. overlooking
kitchen______
Large family rana Sliding glaai a lake. Attached :
Out Waltoa to gcbooUwiUt Dr., I*
It Baycreat Dr. — Pleaaaat Laka Wood*. 3 batbi_ Large paneled --------------
and totcream. Lovely
IhlEifeaRd.
ranch. Jeraaa I Nortberr High
It aad teapeet im brickfrort
!oka*'^
WILLIAMS
STATE INgURANCB
You Can'f Afford to Rent.
HIITER
SA
ran^-^1
OWNER BATS SELL WEST SLOE " ‘lie 3-bedroom and bath.
Ua. baaemaat with alum, aiding, tow It oa PHA or eon-
tot. M.ftb and up. Let ua ahaw
rto4ay ar .call PB 4-inb. B. HUUr Real Katate,---------------
h U. Rd. Open Bluday 13.18
OPEN
Sunday 2 to 5

Talccrapb to Jaa
HOYT
REALTY
Owner Trsnsferred

l^3na.’ bfbaSfart a^.
SSSpP
Hou*%man*Spittley
Biter 6 p.m., FE 4-8773’^	^
FE8^13^ ML 4-7422
FOR SALE U.S.
GOVERNMENT
PROPERTIES
THE VETERARg ADMINISTRATION ARE OPPERINO TO ANY FAMILY IN need OP BETTER ROUS-HOMBS WHICH ARE ---------CONDI-
___ altered _____________
gAVTNOS TO YOU - TOO NEED N^ DOWN PAT-
_ Urea toto — McaI toea-- TOU DO NOT
T DO. baa bma ap-proVerty MAN-— - -TOTERN-
------	-----a. CALL
n 3-7IU ami apa jDl Mr
Rbv O’Neil Realty
B.Tri;«r^Ejl^OpNMp.m
GOLDEN
STL'
When You Can Live in! PontiaC
$55
Ttiei to U PRICE
$8,995
Xaeladtog tot (eholec loealtoal
3 Lar^ Bedrooms Dinintf Room Gat Heat
Carpeting Included
!any otoar Ocliua Paatarts
108N."Eas"Blvd.
- •" »•»<• Open Daily, Sun. 12-9 Mfxlel Phone FE 5-3676 Office	UN 4-2625
g.BB BUILDINO CO.
HAGSTROM
the BEST W ETERTTHINO -* »4«rm,, brick ranch. Poll boac-^ck flraplAca. iVh bShsT^iX
toSdMaid*^Ffil»-*--*!^^
Laka. ^Mt.
GOOD ■UV - GOOD LOCA-nca — 3 badroom frame raocb,

L^,^DOWN PATMBNT 3, bedroom cider - -
^BBUSC . FuU ggMpwi
Bfwif	dM


H. R; HAGSTROM
$590 Down
"Break preView- i i# « pm SMurday aad SUbday Dilttkc v”
Sra.“.*L.^US,fW.','J
sFTr®-' ...........
Tl^E PONTIAC PRESS, SATURDAY. MARCH 18. lOfil
For Sato Ufa Pr<i>ft|r
BROWN
Ftshernitn I Special
>«rk ko«t M bMk •*#*•
LAKEWOOD VILLAGE
•nd rana*. 1 Mnrtad . OODUB of eioool auroio Ipoet. TON ACKM .. LAND . Onlr 1(H BllM from roDtUc CUT UmIU. Wtll ro-•trteud. Will trod* tor ehoopor homo or iBcooM. Frk '
UOT WITH U8 — Wt
HOBOO. M jrro. lOITl- . ----------
■ad rloelaltir. Opoa Baadoy 104.
Pl>. r« «-3W or >-aw
LAKEFRONTS
Williams Lake
a lota, dido kr iMo. u * tu eoch. wniotU todolkor or lOP-oroto lor H.M* Mc^.Md dova
Williams Lake
Modera a bodroom tomaor booso vllh 3 plMO both. nrrploM. on-elosod poi^, rot* tohdr booch. Brlu (Old tumUhod for tiolw — *3.000 down.
Maceday Lake
Cnj CoUtomlo eoBtemporory eot-tofo with fomlly roooL fircpioe*. a bollu ond potto. LACotod on conol only ihort dirtonco from loko. Boliu told fumtibod for only *U.aM. 03.M* dovr
Williams Lake
roM rooM 4 bidtooB
lolnf room. 3 hour, i_
sent, biih voodod lot.' ooio •oody •Mb oS» *n.U* • Muy toraii.
T. A. TAYLOR
JtL CBTATH AMO IMStfRAMO ma Rtlblond »d (MMl
KN OIUCT M SOHDAT _______OH OdWO_____
Income
O«B0r iMTiDd tho ftoto, olfrra good elcon a-fomOy. Will looro fumlturt with 3 opta. Bnjoyi pood rotom on inyntnwnl. Om hoot, cenraolcat locotli by oppotnlBont.
VVest Side
▼ocont—a-otory. 3-bodroom homr. outomotlc	' ■—* —**■
WILLIS M. BREWER
JOSEPH P. RII8Z 8AL88 MOR 04-M 8. Huron 8t. PB 4-I101 After l:St
PI «-oiaa_______ n «-nao
OPENf
lArely llTlny room ibrtck ond poneflod tireploeo noil I. dlninl room, lort* ponoird fomlly room with (lou ponded doom. For-
(oublo forofc. ploittred.fi HIS otfreTAHDiHa valOT! lortb on Dtzte Hlotawoy. rifh D surer LMe Rd .^t oi ~
ton Bird., left o
LIST WITH.
Humphries
$590 DOWN
“BHEAK PREVIEW 1 ta I I Soturduy ond Sundoy. Oduie don of the "BIO T' TrI-level.
Model ot *OTi ---------
o cUrketon. Dixie

Snowopple om e H^woy to Ml .
„ _____on Rood. Tight 1
to Cromlone Drtre. Right
.eh ^rH 0 8AI81.
B ymwr.;g^Tcm i^
irltasin	Uo-
B'T Bt-CiaAnM. "Buid iSAison
*Mq*'4-n*d
FerS
a sblAU. a bed-. t Mook homo, in-y flniehed. olw go-
ACRW WITH ri^ PRorr parU. by owh-
vx.'tsiarsi ire
d ronon-type nome. rmi oun i.. Id oomplete with new borne ond iewUoaeoui out-buUdlnge. *1*.-• with ll.MO down, roeh *-------
____ me. driDktnp evpe.
taol thed. poultry boMO. d-room
Br dS
taitou eorilSlwl BrtngrWMi. n ocrot of vheot In. laolH*. Ttrwt. lao-oeie dolm form with moehln^. cotUe ond eoulpmenl. 133,000.
lOoidV dolry let up with a comlly *““*■ DOR LANWAV 3 mtlea So. of Klnctton., Ph hBatoo OOP4. Klng^ Meb. BeprOfOMlBg — B. A. CUBA. Bool-
. Lakefront and Year-Around Hemes
Pricot 00.000 ond up. We here tevera hordiUp coiSe. Buy now whUe they nre cheim.
Peterson Real Estate MY 3-I68I
lACEOAT LAEBPROHT. a BBO-room TMr round. lU.oda torme. PE MB8t or jp o-i»aa.___
Sate Resort JPropto^ 52
PU3BmA PROPERTT POaREMT. 1 ond a bedroom forfi. 7ottnfM noun Rock Booch Plorldn.
-----------^ gt4P,p
_______
MULLETT LAEE. MOBTHWEST' -*'1. * mlltt from Cbeboyfon.
SSSSn*'bSS«‘"!
55 ACRES
Lorely I room modera form borne' Lota of ehodo ond trull tieot. Baeomoat bom. *33,000.
Clarence C. Ridgeway,
Ur^l^room m^om wtib full knoomont. Blta ehody yord boa d»JMo. toji * of fter«g«. OdIv	di
OBlT ao mttea from Poatti
RETIRING?
Wont o good ineomot WrII, thja *t oert atock farm la put t ~
atora ’ wUh**bMr* tteoSe** KTI •ady tld.iso. Httltb torcca aa
CLOSE IN
■ aerta. Mica Icrtl laod. 3 bL^ room homo. Hlec bom. strow-berry and rsepberry plonta. Rice lorden aelL Low down payment and low monthly pnymonU. Le-coted 00 bloektop road
ACRES IM
Uodemtaed form home. tom*c. new bam and tnol abed Com triba. sroln	."“i
throuih property N mde b • ' 4 rood frontoge. RolUnc to ^el land wtth 1* oerea ot wood, gjd,-MM *13.0*0 down.	.
C. PANGUS. Realtor
ORTORVILLE
Business OppBrtiiMtey 59
lease or REHT — APPROEL
moMy tdoW. onluiU* dioomind modlenl oontar - fgrtlMiro. Untan Lnbo nroo. ■** 3-3W.
Partridge
IS THE "BQID ' TO BEE
ZOOM I m
Tbia reatauronl la bouno'to taka off In the atrotoaphere of loroa grosa oa tt'a ha tbo hoart of new nute municipal airport doeelop-ment. Planty ot parking. Shieal-lent losM nnd eqnlpmai TRADE far *U,ISB dawn.
MOVING BUSINESS
Lopoer - tneludea * ' morbtg certttlcntco moat • IU.0**.
Partridge
.ARD ASa BUSINESSES T
Iddd w. hur5h
lag. rtunncinl noalatanoa_	.
to quollllod Mrty.
DIXIE ASp WATERPCmD IU3AO WATERFORD. MICHIOAN
For turtter tafarmaUoa eoH JO 4;dMI doya or Mr O Pnrkor, U *.*03d, botwoon 7 and r__
STATIONS FOR LEASE
OOOD POTERTUL. Plena# • ~ tween I a.m ond » p.i 3Aldl or otter » p m. n PURE oa COMPART
STANDARD OIL
Boa 4 aUll high roll leoae. Modem aei .-Excellent tocoUon
Sate LaiMl Contracts 60 .
30 PEB CERT DItOOORT. BAL-OBCe M.I43 ot *» monthly, d per cent. Tour coat *4Jg0. Bold Oct 1057 ■ Oood aecnnty. Clnrk Reel Eatxte. FE 3-71** or PE 4-e»”
Aak for Mr. CUrk._____
LAND CONTRACTS TO _BDT to aell. EnrI Oarrota, EM 3-_or EM 3-40*«.	_
BEASOREO. BALAH^ di
WARTTEb; »4;*«* FOR I YEAR. Hare free mod clear Bl-terol houae ■ aecurtty. PE *-lddl.
Sate HousehoM Goods 65
’-lioVtaT^
■. eui. al4 op. II Inch
..	_____ bedroom ault# 134,
portable finger tewing machine, got ond electric Itorea 111 up, Weattngbouaa Eleetrle dryer, ma-pla comer cabinet odd ehoira, beda. apriaca, maple toio bed and
X3d%i*3K^«.^?“L.Sfl
ol bmnd new famiture nt littia more than utod fnrolturo nrtcei BDYV sell. TRADE Peorson't Trade In' Deportment, 43 Orchard Lake Are, PB 4-7Mi SOFA '^^gUOttE. 134
SPEciAirixi33¥6iri3^^^^
Lcod Carpet, Woodward ot Square Lk. Juat below Ted'a. PE 3-7701. TOAM! OAsTuSilB FOR ELEC-trlc range B. B.. Munro Electric
0*0 W. Hum__________
11 CUBIC FOOT RSFRlS; 17-lnch TV, konaole. floor
____eontole mdloX Odda and
.-nds Beat offer taket. OR 3-3774. 4380 Fronkwill off MoCbee Road.
For Sate Miscenancfws 67
Used Trade-In Dept.
^“”*n*po?l"ind Choir	*3.	..
i«'rSS.'f.atae«	.S.K
Range	MJ	JJ
«... Dining Rm. lUttB .... |M-i6 Vanity. Chett and Bed	I4I.I0
THOMAS ECONOMY
301 8. goginow___ FE 3-OU
USED WRINb'ER WASHER ll*.*l
ELECTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES.
S{!u55; - ‘a'!lV.‘‘“f53U52" T&
porch. ‘$1 44. Irreguloro rtmplet. prteet only toetery can lire lilchIgM Fluorcacent ' 3*3 Or-
chord Lake. — 1*	________
FORMICA. K-UMKRO, FAINT, gloaa, wiring. Open 7 doya, FE l-47li Mootcalm Supply. I4d W
Montcalm.____________________
nREFLACE FIXTURES.. EDISON recordi 7i RFH; (gor-" ——
lira d7*xl4; Bendix wl........
' hoU tree; odd tllrerwxra "	40 cenu. Mink fur
etc. outer rxluxble
nema. anew anytima -----------
FE 3-*d4d.__________________
rtitfrisTARDINa TOIL3CTB gll W Double ”—'	** •*
I dlahea. ff 7113 40
—j Bowl Sink	^
' copper. 30 (t lenktha 17c i ■------- “ *t. lengthi . 37c I
Suburban Property 53
LAR0E COURTRT HOME OVER-looklM 4d roUIng acrea. all tUL atbieTBara now uaed for feeder cattle, tnttable tor riding atable. F^ Darlaoa. OL 3433* or OL
Rent Farm Property 56A
AVON TOWR8HIE 34M imT Ttenkeo Rood. Weet M Adama 104 Acrea ad 4 bedxbem b^ near IMUO. 1134 mooth. WUI leaae. Ml MIdd _________
WEBSTER
3RIOR - OXFORD tnaferred and wUI tatka on almott now 4 beach home tai reetrletad I. of Poottae. TurquoUe
For Sate Lota
34 FOOT LOT. LAKE FRIVILBWI
GIs
No Money Down
ROCHESTER AREA. 3-bed-room aluminum-tided —* with ledgettom
front.
___	______ ,„J4 with
fireplace, nice kltcbeo. big
DOHT PASS UP LOOX-INO AT thia 4-bedroom home locotcd on 3 fuU acrea of good garden land.
Ifa priced nt llt.lOO with only- cloalng cotta of 4400 to more you in. Call right nwny.
■ Ray r "
313 t. Tetagmph Road Open 1-4 p.m. Sunday .
FE 3-71M______________OL l-»m
J^ome
wSuro^^nc' Mio.
^r Sate Lake Propert)^!
kifiL..
age 4-bedroom Colonial Cape Cod biick bi.me with den-offtce. fireplac)
UDUtual garden. Cuatom I
ABE8TOH ESTATES. LOTS 7* I INI'. I1.4*d 111. dowo lit mo.
8hopplng. your door.
FE 4-44I*. U t-7711
Hammond Lake Estates Upper Long Lake Choice Building Sites
A jcenlc 400 aero itaTelopment AD Iota hare lake prtTlIcgcc and beach. A few ebolec take lota. S4.400 AND UF
Sate Business Property 57
140 Ft. ON DDOE — to WaUrferd 4-roora brick bungalow. Beta bael from elreet. FuU boaemeut. Oai heat. PIreploee l,aert to al plua 1'4 ocrot odloinlax In rtoi
UNDERWOOD REAL ESTATE.. OB 3-llH.Eret. k Son. MA 440g7 g3’ll63' OR DIMk HIOHWAV. «■
Borrow with Confidence GET $25 TO $500 Household Finance
Corpomtion of Fenttac 3tb 8. saglnaw Bt___FE 4-141d
BUCKNER
FINANCE company
WHERE YOU CAN
BORROW UP TO $500
BOAT AND BAIT BUSINESS REAR , Detroit. Bldgt to tie. eond., good I hieomc. Porced to aell beceuae tf Ulneta. 1433 Boebeater Rood.
LokerUlt Lake.________
ROW AVAILABLE. W.*4»
aeetlan In a 344iour period VM modem buUdlng on 134kl»4 foot corner. Building would readily remodel Into any type businesa or taka over present buelneaa. For Information call Warren Stout
Bealtor 77_l^tagtoaw SL________
ONYy 11,000 DOWN Vacant 30x4* building on comer lot
Signature
Up to 34 montba to repay
PH. FE 2-9206
OAKLAND
LOANS 133 1
- Sell or Trade
3-bcdroom ranch type home located In Fraxtr Michigan near OM Tech centar wUl tmde.^for nice home In or near Tipton. FE t4W.
pedla InehidiBi year l» of Enowle^ and i bench taw. TV, toelt c
FE g^.	'
TRADE OR BELL. TIREB, NEW, uaed or racapa. Truck or poaa^ gar vnn take Wolt. outboarda, junt^ etc. Dayton TIra Co. “

DOOR
_____________ir. WUI
oa down poyraont on wue Mutt be priced rlgbl ... Brown. Realtor. FE 34*11 I. and Sunday call OA *-3»l(
For Sale Clothing 64
> p.m. or week-end. Ml 44*73. OOOD used cLoiimia of all
*.*6^^mMUeat_e(
a^Mr'lM.**
CRUMP ELECTRIC
34*4 Auburn Rd;^.
. E 4-3473 or tJL 3-31 wRiRbxR WASHER;/ wxdafm condlUon. |34. Peer'a Appll-;ee. Sill Commerte Road
WYMAN’S
USB TRADE-IN DEFT. , „
elec, refrig..... M-JJ
elec, watber ... I3»»5
gaa ttova .....
. .... rm, aulte .
MeUI Wardrobe cabinet
3 pc. bath atu with trim $l White or colored 3ndi SAVE FLUMBINO SUPPL7 B. Saginaw__________FE 4-
CMrtsM^	pov
"^7rraE“DOORS
Factory aeconda all a t a n d ( attea In atock Dom 434 and Electiie door operatora. fol..... cloaet doora and dltappaarlng
W^g^e' aatlmatea on garago re
BERRY DOOR SALES
Open from * to 4 Noon on Saturday
m 8 Paddock______ TK 343*;
bUDOEN SFRED SATIN WARWICK'S
___3*7* Orchard Lake Bd.
OT WATER lOIAIER 3* OAU Contumert approved. *l*.40 value. 13* (4 004 *!• *». marred. *• -
TWFaXTY-bXR Sate /Wtlcnl O—ds 71
GUL&RANSEN
Presents 3 NEW TRANSISTOR ORGANS At A New Low Price
MODERN
FOR Ttm NEW LOOK IR OESIOH
ALL WITH BUILT-IN
XU hare the . of the Oulbraaaen gun. Frlcct aUrt k
$1195
FHbNE FEderal 3-4334
gray) g4».4d. nt Furniture.
____JOHT IRON
’ill’ll:
Irundl. bed, at Mg (fia-
E T^WiM
Sunk and {mndte Ma ; eoonta. Pearton'x Fur
Ottbard Laka Are.______________
BAROAINS - HEW AND UMD furniture of all kinda. Central Up-holatertng 303 E. Pike FE 44dlt. CASH FOR DSED.m FDRNl-
ture and mitc. FE 3-d3d7.______
DAVENPOR'T ARD 3 CHAIRS. I wheel trailer	*
HI-FI, T^aml Radio 66
17 " TV OOOD ^RDITIOH. CALL after t j m_FE Mt52.
SWAP OR BELL. 31 IHCH ADMIR-• TV. FE 44310.
DIHINO	BOrrC"MAHbp-
- oral table, I chalra. bullet , cabinet. Traditional. Call MI
YOU CAN ALWAY8 FIND Urge eelectlon of late model, | ranued uaed televlalona.
• OBEL TV
»30 Eltaabeth Lake Bd. FE 4-4444 USED i»-n INCH TV 8ETB 43*44 WALTON TV	FE 3-3347
415 E. Walton comer of Jotlyn
EXPERIENCED WRINGER WASHERS
Maytag, Speed Rueen. Eaty. O.
Rebuilt by our “—*“
Tour cbolca
ir Service ExperU./
TOR BALE OOOD REFRIOERA-lor. $34. Duy. FE 3-473*. Eve.
PW.3-3033^_________________
TOEioants - uPRiaHT.
D«me brendi. aeratched-. Terrific vtobiee.	while they Ust.
Wo phone orders pleoie.
Business Opportunity 59
HI-HILL VILLAGE LADD’S. INC.'
3**4 Lxpeer Rd. (M34) or Ferry St.
Cor. BllTerbell Roud FE 4-*3*l After 7 p.m., OR 3-1331
See for Yourself CHEROKEE HILLS
YouUI^^ "......'
^ '5rlrt~~out
loud to Scott right 3 hlooki
CaTTW. Bird. Realtor
^ conma............. "
FE 44311

SALE catalog
Hundrcdi om to W aero r "" altea In Aron, O^U^. Independence, wnurford ai
- AVAILABLE SOON!
SUNOCO STATIONS FOR RENT
Pontiac Area
MODERATE INWEST^NT OOOD INCOME PAID TBAINIRO PROGRAM
LOANS $25 TO $500
On your xigoaturo or othor eecur-Ity M anonOia to repay. Our serv-
■ HOME & AUTO LOAN CO.
7 R Perry Bt, Corner E Pike
Need $25 to $500?
See
Seaboard Phone FE 3-7017 1185 N. Perry St.
PARKING NO PROBLEM
Seaboard Finance Co.
Sate Household Goods

locxUnoa to be orallable pleaae
SUN OIL CO.
iriiewood 3-430* *^ to I p.m. AVenue 4444S aRetTjjr.
ABE FOR MR. PETERS COIN b F E R A T B D LAOHDI^ priced low for eaah axle. FE 4-41M.
honto — boot llyery. »S***
hoot. Extra kRehen, hobby ctoxed breexewoy. 3 garoft. Unuaual takefroot- buy ut usnoo terma. HAROLD R>
M SSS" ****	^
At Lake Sherwood
SKiSISS&'dS?.J_
At Lakewood Village
FE 8-0458 See Now C. SCHUETt. Realtor
& Uoe^tia."-^-'
LADD’S. INC
4 L*|mr Rd. (M34( or Ferry St.
Cor ■ Sllverbell Rimd „
! 4-»3*1 After 7 p.m OR 3-1331
For Sale Acreage 55
daFby delio’ht Ic
neta. building at plenty of parking, add bu»y higher-
B. C. HIITER Real Est.
3130 Eltxabetti Lk. Rd.
FOR SALE OR LEASE . R*«TAU-
HOLLY ^ARP SHOP FOB SALE.
BN ACRES-WTELL RESTRICTED and lultnble for-bettor tw home^
Only lOtb mllet from uSita Hoar Okford. ^ and eaay Urma. fB. 3-4310. Eve. and Sunday OA *-illl. Aak
For Sate Farms
ACRia LEVEL.. ci,Aiaadmn area, cnatom bfiR » room homo.
Full boaemont. flreplac*. eom-Slotoly tnanlated. How trPOj^'y. workahap. Idany •*'***^*
equlpmenl. •e to lake
...... -ilT 114,00*
Information calj PE
LOANS
OOMMUNITT LOAH TO
M E. LAWRENCE____FE *-«43
WORKINO CAPITAL U3AN8 RaoelTable-MaehliMry-ReBl Batata EQUIPMENT LEASING
PONTIAC. FINANCE
AND MORTOAOE COMPANY PooUac P. O. Box 3*3 Pontiac, Mlehlxan_FE 3-****
TEAGUE FINANCE CO. 202 S. MAIN
214 E. ST. CLAIR ROCHESTER ROMEO
*’°**®A$10B° **** UVESTOCK IU8EHOLD OOODS
1 PIECE OR ’ HOUSEFUL WTD Quirk caah for tumltor^ appll-ancca Bargain Houae PE 3-d*43 1 FRiblDAIRE DRYER. *3*; 71 refrig.'. gaa and elec, atovea and
Iretaet. $13. llv. rm aultea, *14. Bedrm. aultea, S3*. Oaa and oil apace heatort, low a* *13. Bede, aprtnga, Iqmpt, tablet, TV, and odd ebairt. Everythin* In uaed furniturq at Bargain prleea. ALBO new Uvlng room,, bedroomt, roU-a-wayt. bunk beda, dinette,. ru(t and mattreaaea. Factory aeconda. About ‘4 nrlce. EZ term,. 77io Bargain Bau»e,' BUY, SELL. TRADE. 103 N. Cxta at Latay-
_ette. FE_3-3W.____________
PIECE LIVINO ROOM SUITE, brand new. (8)H I1J4 weekly. Pearsonv Furniture. 43 Orchard
OL 34711 PL 3-3411
Ready To Wear
Retort araa. New aprlng •lock and all »•♦.. *® .»® Emergency make, Ibla deal unbeatable.
LumWr Yard .^Sh^ only by ap-
LakifJonta. we PrtvUegea.
SMALL FARM actum-o»
h^ant. 1 bulMlaic iH* or (OrAlBf. OwlF
MICHIGAN BUSINESS SALES CORPORATION
Open ’til *, Evet.
NO LAYOFFS
SUB on Obmpmiy. It looking — the rtght man to leaae a modem |boy. 3 botat ototion ta F*n«toe Lew 6iveatment high mtu/n- W' will pay wbllt yon tram for fbli ebotce Sunoco wtot^. **• extrlenee U .^no be toyed oO Ihit epr^. OM Into
’^mc*aoe ^ IhtMmany aucceaaful SuDoeo deolera. OoU today. Mr. Minna TB 341*0 •-* Moo—Frl or write Sun OU C< ‘
Bok 1*U, Dotrott, 3 OWN YOUR OWH EXCLUSIVE FRn.—
•)rt.'rto“s,i!r.rp««t irSsWr W8to“5.£ 2SaOTo",.*^.OTirt^
ss*gy‘'
M hank rate. If you quollfy. If tincerely tetcreeted and h»t iHKeatary captlal. write atollng your background °*'»S**ila^uke?^^
OL 1-»7»1
__	PL 3-341*
'FRIENDLY EERVICE^^___
WHEN YOU NEED $25 TO $500
We will be glad to help you.
STATE FINANCE CO.
' 403 PontUc State Bank Bldg.
FE 4-1574
Credit Advisors 61A
ARE YOU IN DEBT?
Now you can get out of debt without o loan
(1) Wrta^
<3> ivSl? _
■)3) SSrt" mMoctlon toauri
City Adjustment Service FE 5-9281
33 W. HURON, PONTIAC. knCH.
oFFosrri MAIN post omci
budget YOUR DEiBtS
CONSOLIDATE BILLS—HO LOANS | For Your Beit Bot to Oet Out of Debt. Boo
Financial Advisers. Inc.
Its g. SAOntAW____FE 3-78M
re, duvonport and chair ta-. lamp,, bedroom kUlto, mat-
Ue“5'ln:S^/l,ra*.‘*?a^:
_..iM only *3.1* * w**k. Ptar-aoo'a. 43 Orchard Lk. Ave.
r. Mlchlti
__________• heat-
... ___.j nuoreaceut, 3*3 Or-
ehard Laxo.. —,_Jtf..
Hocking Stoker Coal $17.45 per ton Hocking Stov? Size $16.95 per ton
KXNTUCKY LOMP AND BOO OLGA FHRNACB A STOKER . POCAHONTAS BRIQUETS
BLAYLOCK COAL CO.
1 Orchard Lake Ave. FS 3-71*1
tiMBALL ORAND FIANO D» EX-ceUeot condition. Bellnlabed. New ivorlee . . *4**. *3* dawo.
Floor eomplra - Spinet, radueed.
laed Hammond chord ota*n. too eondltton. irlth porcuaaion . . *14* with tarma.
Irand new U*1 Lowrty SplaM aiw gan. 344 noto fcayboard. 13 boat
ar’mi’”boS\’.^Viv«-
gSar,*^itoa-Sni,.%rP»>ri^ A
55!i:rc‘^5 prlvariSSna^^
down. Bohmeo on 3 ya^
BmaU uaed piano . • *3*». »»
^ "gAL^GHER’S
.,en“litim’i and FrI'e tin _l
Musical Bargains:
Hearing Aid
Rtpoaaeaaed new »aglau bearing nl^ wttka old. Fay off balance of 113 a mo. Fully jtuaranteed by muaufueturcr AUdIvoa, 1114 Fonttae Btato Saak Bldx. *473*
IF YOU HE3CD *U* for any emeriency we can help you SEE SEABOARD FINANCE 11*4 H. Ferry St_______FE H»17
REFRIOBB
;atoR
.............»l*».«*.
_ whirlpool dryer
Heat ^trol	-..^’i** **
SPEED QUEEN WASHER Double Tub	JL** **
MOTOROLA TV, WOOD Swivel. New	117*0#
The
OOOD HOUSEKEEFINO
41 W. HURbN___________^FE 4-)'J44
OA8 STOVE. *14; REPRIOERA-—	TV. (ood condition,
atovc. 444; waaber, chroma aet,*44: elm-
___________140. Harrta, WC 447**.
OAS STOVE. *3*. BBCnOHAL couch. *3*. FE 34M*.
HAJilLTOH WASHER AND DRY-er, ZenKb aterao mutt acD im-modlatoly, MY 3-3*43. HOLLYWOTO BEDf
Wster SoftenMS	66A
UM.*0* GRAIN WOLVERINE SEML automatic aollener. eieeUeot con-dlllOT. Cheap. EM 3-0*13_______
For Sale Miscellaneous 67
1-WHEEL BOLEN OARDEN TRAC-
*44. T,‘‘34'''“rot«y°'ino*we‘'r, w”!: ao" remote control mover, tSa.
MU 4-07S5____________________
1 MAGNUS CHOR.3 OROAN. LIKE new, 4*0 1 RCA 44 rpm record player portable. 430. I Motorola n rpm portabl* comMnatlon, ^FE*-i4H
tlque or garage. FE 4-3377.__
3 WHEEL TRAILER, OOOD FE *.!»**.
leather rocker. OB 3-34**.
IN PERFECT SHAPE BEAUTIFUL I*.* cubtc ft. upright freeaer. Lett than tb price. *3**. Kitchen act. *30. Owner. MA 4-3314. LliumB OAS OR OIU QOAUTy workmanahlp tpr lean men~ *
A H Salat. MA 1-14*1.__________
UONEL TWAIN FOR SALE. CALL
after 4 p.m. FE *-t»71,________
LAVATORnm, CbiiFLBTB *M4* value. *14Ai. Atoo balhtubt, tol-leta, thower atallt Irretulart, ter. rifle valuta. Michigan Fluorea-cent. 3*3 Orehurd Wke_Ave^l. MOUTERS. •nLLERS AND TRACTORS. RIDING AND WALKING. EVANS EQUIP. ***7 DUOE HWY.
hiR	rtm	^
r^s!
J OR
Pun American flute ... **i w
{mm
h
gut.a*
GRINNELL’S
r S. Saglnnw _______T*	3-71W
STORY AND CLARIL BBd*D new Walnut Spinet plnno. floor model, save ^*^
Orlnnell Conaole Etocellenl eondl-
LEw bIctteiilt MUSIC ca
hfl AJdM	Fn. U| •
OFFoSmS B EAM THEATSa^ T U N I N O AND BEPAIRINQ., 3^ hour aervlee. nil work guoroMood
'“^£»{Tiss«c“a. ^
11* H. BAOIMAW	FE	M333
USED BAHT ORAHD FUND ***•
and antique orgum.
.....d-.r*^P»W5l®v
MUSIC CO,. 331 walnut, Roebea-
tor. OL 1-0*3*.	_________
UPRIOHT PIANO, FAIR SHAFB. — OR 3-mi.______________
OIL rIeATER. also TAFFAN OAS
range._OLJ43*V__________
AK KoORINQ SHORTS. 1,*«* feet, ggg. Ixg board,. 1,000 board feet. MT4*. BURXh LUmER COMPANY. M4 Dixie Hwv . Drxyton Platoa. Tm 3-1113.
4-INCR soil fife. » FT,
1-lnch soil Pipe
^““sA«‘?LUMBIHO SU^^
173 g. SAOINAW______FE 4-310*
_a _A. Thompaon. 7«0»
0x10 BUGS	.
MICA GENUINE	3*0 BQ.
VEILING ITLE .....7t»e 8Q.
BUYLO" TILE. 1*3 g. Sa*
BEE I
jmergency
8EAto'ARD®*5WANCTE TO
: 184 N. Perry St.___FE 3-7017
KENMORk WASHER ANO DRY-Vor	...........

KENMCTiE 30 ' OAS RANC new. Olbton V tefrigemw.. ~-~-ment-etoe got range. Maytag watber, Weatlnghouae electric eantei *!'• TV.
YEAR CRIBS BRAND NEW, 4301 113.04 up Feartona Furniture, 43 < « M
Orchard Lake Ave, _______
DRYERS FROM 430 TO
Bob Hutchinson Mobile Home Sales
I Hwy. Drayton
43<]AL. ELEC. HEATER. $0* 14. 30-gal. auto, gaa heater, $40.08. Cab atnU and fltUngt, m *4 up. Laun-drv traya aad stand and faueeta.
** **■ ba've TOind»5io
1J3 8. Saginaw_______FE i-3100
371nch tower mower, auto.
drsver* bed and spriw. drapes* spread, mlae F*	100 PERCENT AUTOMATICELEC-
HIDE-A-BED. DRUM TAB^ AM Very gaod conditloa. FE IP YOir NEED (4*0	tiic water softener. Softana water, remorea Iron and flltera. Saving* up to 40 per cent on *alt, 4331 - 0. A. Thompatoo. 7004 M44 We»t.
414 SQUARE FOOT OF »VINCH
?M*0 BTU FRIOIDAIRB OIL #UR-wltb 330 gal, oU took, com-vlth controli Sie.
pleW '
_Uon._II
Tm 1
;TA^^LlmHtUM 8IOINO tnnounclng Colored Baked Em
134.000 BTU HOLLAND OIL tti nace, 040. 330-gal. oil tanka. I " — 3-*t33.
cim^plat
e TOIL
ow, low prlcat. WARWICK’S .
____3«d_Orctard Ljtoo Hd._
RTOUL^ON 1>60L TABLE. 4138.
RATOE HOOD AND FAN. COP-
rrtone, I34.4F. Romei wira ol eenta per 'ft. Heater table 31 centa. a. A. Tbompeoa, 7404 M-t*
SRte^mo6jE5gto5“;^:72
ADDING SMCH1HE8. .HEW EU^ trlca, add. »»toract. 4130 4* 'Tv^ wrltere. new electric, |I7*,4d.
^WlJ^cash RRaswiR-*
337 8. SAOIHAW____FE Otodjl
EW NATIONAL CASH tera from gld* UP.
Slice, ta^^land and **»*“J»
mtJrn“ dSto r:i^r7.
TO. HM*oil C«h Re^r to. 103 W. Huron, Footloc. FE 3-4M4. 23 8 b“itl5. Mt. Clemmi., Howard' 3-4333.	__________
FaTIONAL cash REGISTER.
^psymen^ **p**4.£d*
iACRirtCK~ ■b~’FRiC®,'ENnTlNO
jaachlne^ FE i-dP33.___
TALBOt'LUMBER
Full Una ot lumber.
UVING ROOM SUITE, DESK, odd tablet cheat of drar—-mlacellaneout ”	"
PIECE WALNUT (DOUBLE I bed outfit. Beautiful (mlrroe) vanity (40x40) fuU length upholttered bench, nljht	-----
_	Very cheap.
FE 1-3307.__________________
LET U8 BUT IT OB BELL IT TOR YOU OXFORD COMMUNITY
auction.'"-
« X 13 FOAM BACKED RUOS. *1* *6. atoo tweedt and Axmln-stora. Rug pad, *4 *4. Feartona Furniture *2 Orchard Lake Ave. 13 CUBIC FT. OSWEBAL ELBC-trle dem traese. I yr. old. BoM
Qgler. Ffc fiddtl._______________
13 INCH MOTOROLA *» »^ *1 loch RCA, *4d.*4. Cheel. *l.*4. Dreaaer **.*4. Electric and gat atovea ait.*t. Eaav-Waaber. gl».*4. Evtry thins for me home Otove FumltureVFE 4-0303. IM W. Wol-
LOOK AND SAVE. SELLINO OUT all iMw 3-plece bedroom ault. 3-pleca maple, 3-plece e***”/’ i and apiece red evdar At 24'7 Baldwin Ave. or eaU Jack W. Hall
LOVELY SINGER BEWINO chin# with xif-aas In eentfia Inat Take on payment of *0.10 month or pillow	-*
*41.70. Unlvertol Co. FE 4 MUST BE SOLD TO SETTLE E8-—new Frtgldalre daluie atove rrfrtoeroMr. uaed d montba,
, atudto cooch. mlac. tablet.

I STOVE OOOD COND. I Park Flxce^_____________
Mortgas* Loans 62
Voss & Buckner, Inc.
B> Nattonal Bldg	FE 4.473*
MONEY AVArLMuTMOWtl Now la tba Uma to flx up your Immo add set youraell out ot deM WT wll! nay off all of your bill, with any home Improvement
FE *to8»3. Wm. Reodoroft.
OH nacre
ol feo. Si D. vawriea m Farm Loan Servlea. iTW graph, n fr**3t
Swspt
4-im	. r_______ggffi
FE 3-S311.
iiirOMC H T014 FAHEt, i #LY o6«r car and cMh OR »tol37.
Adjutl
HOUyVwwW M*»wevirwe—«—
------a-----Attr«5« or boi «prlnf
$UM
RepoftMtied tofft
imiT'kaveb-
1 K u u O H. SHUTTERS, AWH-INOS. RAILINGS, ow winter price* - lit pymt tprl
______ Call JOE VALLELY Now
OR 3-1303 PE 6-0544	OL 1-64..
- -	My Sitlafled cuatomera and trlendi,
wnVnow'glv™! VALUABLE REWARD to anyone flvlns me proa-pecte retulllnx_ln_a*lea,__
BARGAIN LIST
>1", 30 X 73 MAHOGANY **c )/. ", 4X4 TEMP. PEO BD. 11.4*
>/'. 4 X ( MASONITE ... 41.4*
■< ' 4X7 V-OROOVED MA. 43 40 V’. 4x1 BIRCH 03S lUN ' PONTTAC PLYWOOD CO.
14* Baldwin Ave._____FE 3-3443
BTi EBOARO rADUTION AT bargain prtoat. *1.** per ft., O. A. Thompaon, TO** M«* Weet. BATHROOM FIXTURES. OIL AND
a.m. HU *;3* Siux * to
t!”*Fimdtore^ Kpilancee, EAST LAWRmfcE USED OFFICE DEUU. CHAIRS, tablet, coat rack,. drafUas — chinea, drattlt-s ttblea, ml-
Rrapb machtnea. model M mnltl-th ofltet preat, typewritara, a' dreatofraph machine and Spli.. Duplicator adding maeblnea. OR 3-*7«7 dnd MI *-3*10. Ferbci _Prlntln* h_Ofnc# Su^p____
USED APPLIANCES
We have on hand a good topp! of uaed uppUancat of all type both cleclrto and gat. Now la tl-tlme to get the appllaoce you need for your cottage or cabin.
Con.snmers Power Co. 28 W. Lawrence
USED M WOOD AND aWi^ atorm doora. CTteap. MA *-3114.
\VIIlfK PINE SALE"
NEW CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED PaneMng. 100 Siding. Board, NEW LOW PRICES
SURPLUS LUMBER &
MATERIAL SALES COMPANY 40 Highland Rd |M*0) OR 3-70*3 WALNUT LUMBER. SEASONED.
iloln. for all oumoaet.
±ii ■
Browning Ount
AFARTMEifT SIZE OAS STOVE. m. MApio Norroi.
automatic; kebco roaster
aland. *14. FE 3-041*. -
apfuawce specials . ft. 40* pd. froeter .
„ .j ft *40 pd frooaer
., SAis?t*T“^_
131 H. SAOINAW	FE *-«10*
ABOUT ANYTHINO YOU WANT FOR THE HCaiS fAN SB
rSS?o5tVtii*w.W;.ot
lsg.,‘“.r;nn[SirH^» m
USED. Vlitt our tfade dept, for node. Oomo^out
_____SAT. * TO *
FRL* to * _
** **°*oT?0BSf^or^I mile - 'rt*Aubul5*Rtichta on^Aniwm
Antique
rouna	---------electric
atove It*. Other furnltirte. Save Fumltiue^ 4<n N._CaB|^ra_8-3?!*; NOROE RKFTtlOERA'TOR sofa artldea. anltable for
PLASTIC TBXT
PRICES SLASHED
1(00 ot waahera and	Eaey
automatic waahera at coat. Eaay
heater. Hardt
crock and pipe >na iiwue*. uvw> Brother* Paint Soper Kemtone and Ruatoteum.
HEIGHT SUPPLY
34*4 LapeerJtd,_______ FE 4-4431
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT OA
»-30*l FE 2-1344	_________
BOTTLE OAiB HOT WATTO HEAT-
er. 30-galloor -- ■----■- **‘
FE A3M3 _____________________
BEIEF AND PORK — HALF AND quartera. Opdyte Mkt. FE 4-7*41.
coOTLirrE set; zane orey'S
Weatem novela for 1100 each Never uaed or wad. excent twe novela. Wert *3.33 each. My loai la your gain. Muat be teen loi appreclatlim at 7410 Norihway Rd Orchard Lake. Micb. Alter 4 01
iriclns. I O^Jl tt
s;-
ATTENTION
1 at leoat 3*
___3Dliab*th Id
t4Hl. Opes * to
SOHDAT IM HOU4 F
dlc^waahe'ra, OI oven, and
top* at eoat. (topper ton* d-----
oven, built In. Black daveniwrt and chair, *04. RCA AM and FM radtoa, 434. 1»«» *>-RCA +Va at eoit. Fr«^*. Orchard Lake Avenue. FE 4-0430.
RENT AN AUTOMAinC WAS^, CaU FE 4-3473 or UL 2-^ t» complete detailt. Crump Electric 3404 Auburn Rd____________________
room of bedroom FURHI-tore. Bed. dreteer. g^ty. mirror. drapea carpetlt^	***.
Oood condition. Call OR 14U3 ar 3314 Lektngton. Scott Imk*. aft-
18.00 down. Coma to and eni Enda AprU 7. Fli ). 140 N. Sastoaw. j
.. _ii”liew. uaed a Over 74 modato to cboote from. Frieea Mart tinger .poiiaWet.
CRmer«^E<i!^p.^^rv^.^
X * GRAPHIC. CASE. * HOLD
Me“c'K£U‘®5hyn'-jj£'tfliS: Mnsicsl (joods 71
ATTEHTIOK MUSICIANS _
AMPLIFIERS from ... (31.1*
GUITARS from	«U.»*
SNARE DRUM SETS.......*33A*
CLARINETS from	*3*4*
CORONETS TRUI4PETB from *3(.40 TR04fBONES	»*4.*6
VIOUN OUTFITS	l».l*
Rental Layaway Payment Plan
----lint auppllet and paide
1* 8 8MIHAH
________ BTANDARb SiZK.
Wurlltaer^ *40 MA *-330*.
. Fontlaic FreCaet
COLEMAN OAS FLOOTr TOR-
_n*eejM0. OR 3-U7i. _
CHlLOiTE'N SWIHO SET. twin*,, aky rider. *W. IP U
CASH WAY
STANLEY aluminum WINDOW*
to Maaonlte ........ *1.1*
to Pegboard ........ »3J*
7*irS^.*^ock' Laih . . . —
....................
Burmeister
LUMBER COMPANY
*4* cooky Lake Rd. EM 3ril71 Open i k.m. to i r ~ gunday 1* * •“
_____________ar'Tri________
matebtos fabric ooWettoB. Bert Rrot^Jened-----------------
Complete 11 EDWARD'S
VALiiY Bbsntifiss mashes
14 AUBDRH AVK.__FB EEltnaTON QUIET WRnBR
Sate Store^quipn^^
DISHWASHER. REFRI0ERAT»» counters-«tooU, dishes, etc. FS V2MI._________ ^	— ,
Sale Sporting Goods 74
^VAOE 13 OAUOB AUTOMA-ITC abotsun *(*, Croaaman n caller C03 jpfilrt^latol and rifle. *1*

bulman hardware
Lk* Rd FE *-4771
1*, whit*. *(. OR
3-71*3.	________________________
■ CIOLF CLUBS FOB SALE.
OUN8. ALL 'kinds. BUY. SELL, trad*. Burr-Shell, 374 B. Telegraph,^_________________________
OUN8 — BUY, SELL, TRADE.
Manky Leach. 1* Bagley._______
MARLIN S3 CAU^ RI F L E.
SriNCmESTER MODEL 13 SEMp. Ruger 44 maknum. 0»1‘ Wlncheator klodel 7*. 3*04 and
Sand, Gravel and 76
A-l CUSHION SAND. ROAD OBAV-
aTtOP boil. CRUSHED STONE, sand. sraveL >fU Lyle Conklto. FE *-1113 or FE 3-3*73.
BLACK DIRT FILL AND OBAVEL
VEWAY *i**»*at
delivered. FE *-MM- Ffi DRIVEWAY (
DRIVTEWAY^, ORAVj^j
DeUrb^V
FuII-tlxe IS-pedal o;
BALE. ALL I
BABY ORAND FIANaMAHTO/tj^
---- ““ Alto masnovr----
*34. 4* Uhei
“SFfNET FLAYER
BAND IN8TRU4IBNT REPAIR • By factory expert.
CALBI MUSIC OO,.
I* N. SAOINAW____Fie 4-*3;
BBPOOUD .
PONTIAC LAKE BUILDERS SW; ply Sand, gravel ano dirt. Cemamt mortar, trucking aad tU*. OR
_3;1634.__________l____. _______
FRCiCESSED AND roa(l_Kravel. fill a«od. FE l-TTl*. ROAD ORAVEL. *7. 4 YARDS DB-
OF aOIL. FILL MHO FILL dirt, sraveL ernabed tltM rU id»a and FE 4-344*. >_________
Wood, C^l
CAHNEL COAL, THE .UJEM. fireplace fnel. Seatoned flrefiaeo
• -----1 wood. Ooktond pool
_ _______Fhoai* FE Kl**.
OOOD DHY SLAB WOOD FOR flreplaee aad funuce. 3 cords.
*13 dfUverwd. FE *to**».	____
BLAB WOOD OT FIWtFL^
organa art osav to pfay, bot ■SI to a BottewiMs dWatanc* tfw ton* of o Conn Olfan.
I Mvo np to
on new xioor mOdilA.
atratora. Rhapaody and______
Morris Musk. 34 8. Ttlwraph Rd.. acroa* from tho Ttl-Saron Shopping Oentor. PK 3-*ot7.
FOR BALE. SAIUPHOMB. ______ OR 4-13*3__________
OR SALS ACCORDlAN. FOB THE expertonced accordion pkyer. 13* bait electric accordian eleven trebel
baaa change*. Frice *4N, af&r 3 p.m. MApk *-**31.
SHOP U
l^iiu. Trees, Shmte 78
OROWER HOW FLANTWO — ahntoT to price. MO »3»1
For Sate Pets :
pta*. cheap. Mae! go UL
EC liACRaatrNixi; ii* bctIr.
TWENTY-TWO
/ ^ ■
TUB PQNTIAC l^ftESSr SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1061
/
- F»r Salt P»ti
®SiW2SJ!‘^ '
Bum aa^Butn** u* •- "UU	B»____
tr«d« T |i«u. MT »«M.
iPboDUBk. Tor AND imri*TmO[
EASY TO
'R^^^LPLACE a
PUPPIES $8 UP
OKTL VtOCVUiTJOJn. AIMO UTBBfTOOt OUAltABmi
Poodles $10 Down
nMMUl
EC. •
r"p«u!^^ Jifi “or' eii»ooS.**<5S
. BMinEi. HF If pad wMto. — *
StviCR O B B T AKC RBOU-
tg^,S?rariSlfeV.gi:
WEDflCRANER POPBIBS rriUUiod. 110. AHor 0 FB 0 tlfe DooUi.________
P»t» TralBBi. Boanted W
BBITTAKT FCPI ToUwoffU Bcando trolatBi, tilBBlBi. I PooAlo rtaO
HwntiBt Dogs
» MUTTAltT OM*r dofi U I
Hiy, Qrafai and JF^ 82
For Sale Liveatock 83
Private FAMtLt
£.rK
PART enARTBR BORaB OKLO-ln( Birod by ”B)uo Boni.“ Ooa> ■ ^	I3M. on >am.
■AL.A. or nbJO 1wm
n« FRBBWAT 14>
OOODBLL THAI.--. ..
not a. RocbooUt Bd. Pt M«*>
VAGABOND. ZIMMER^ GREAT LAKES, GENERAL STUART, and YELLOWSTONE
CmOICK BEEP, OUARTBR. BALF, .Boeand eUttia bw. OA 0-0110 TEARLINO BTUD colt H aOAR-tof buw. Dub eotor. OL I-OUd.
For Sale Poultry 85
I DRAKE. 4 DDCEK MOBCOVIA. 1»0 PoaUu Rd. PR O-OIBI.
'	E now LAiT
•M. Abo noM And di I Oobblfl Rood. Bo
Sale Farm Produco .86
APPLIO or TOP eOAUTT. JOR-•thoo, WIBMOP. BtMlo ~
DcHriou ond otbon . prteeo « 'TltUST Oro(
, B«oo( Older. OoUoad 0
IOC BM, aBoctoi 0. Fresh
Sale Farm EgB^Hnewt^W
IMd FORD TRACTOR. MODBS. AM
CHJTI
UKB KBW. POUT R(M.B DIO-OBR FOR rORO OR FKROU-
TOR RTTB WAOKER LOAOKR. WILL PTRARCB,
Pontiac Farm & Industrial Tractor Co.
Why Do It the Hard Way-
WHEN IT'S SO
PONTIAC PRESS WANT AD!
lUST DIAL FE 2-8181

Sale Hooae Trdlera 89
tbr oltxmatw m MORna hour imno
as SURB TO BRR
TRB
SPAN-O-WIDE
OBTROllIR .....
UP TO n# BQ. FT. OF UVIRO
"aL imMO ROOU. ^^^ BRDROOM ir WIDE NOW OR DtSPLAT
purtboood M tow oj Iltd terns to your soUilocttoo. Aloo. Idool tor loko eotUfOS.
Bob Hutchinson Mobile Home Sales
4NI Dtalo H»y-..	r*fJ2
Oxford Trailer Sales
RlUo S. dtlAke OrJOB oa SO
SIT MTll	___
TAdATIOR TRAIL Ptslo TroUor aoioo i
SELECTION
OF
HOUSE TRAILERS 26 FT. TO SO-xlfy
WE ALSO CARRT RBW
CREE 13’ TO 25’ as low as $995
COKE CHBOjC P8 FOR
aOKB or THE BEST IMUKa
Holly Marine & Coach
uni Holly Rood siE tani HOLLY. SnCHIOAW BANE RATEB
BOAT AMD SrORT IROW — THORS.. fRl. SAT. AMD SDN. MARCH IS ». II AND II DAILY. I A.M. TO I P.M. ■DNDAT, II to •
FREE porUag FREE OdlKsitoa
the LAROESTdlutoy of^niB. obouts. poataoB I— ones. hsUof boat
flshttf ttcklt. CO ors. NOter sport- -*“t boidvor
...r.tu.y __
roof to Lopotr Canty, aono of Iho boots oa dtoploy oro :
LONE STAR STAR CRAFT * AQUA SWAN AERO CRAFT DUO - MFO FREELAND ORDKKAN CANOE!
EATOT
iTLTAN - AKOERBON PLOTS AIRB AQUA PATIO
BOAT INBDRANCE-1 FEB CENT -*	-----^SIBCy. FE
Rent Trailer SpMce 90
NEW LOTI FOB aao^o* bBttoo MflbUo Homos. PE MR OXFORD MOBILE MANOR FO
POOR IMU TTREB AMD TUBES.
^^E 4MII		PE H7W.	 tE, tii: SribB. 22 OF. JOTAL Auto Fom. llM ML Siaiaat Fontlae
•EE US NOW FC« BOMBUTE ehalB MW* Lot^how IdM	
sprtadon, Jaha Door Uno of oquIpmeM. Davis Machtotry Co., OrtonvUlo. NA 7.33n ■Toew RAtTK TOR PUaK-	A-1 OBED ™“^rtS*wu^ Btoto Sm ^Of'^NJ B;"iMtBAW BL WW a*M7 or FE 4-tMt
USED FAl__
AND EODIP___
THEBE TRACTORI HATE_____
RECONOmONED AND OUAR^ ^gnSD. ALL ARB PRICED TO
CR&rr TERMS ATAILABLB
KING BROS.
FE 4W4	FE 4-1111
■a-.--------— OPDTEE
-1 CRANESHAPT ORINDINO. cyUadtr boring And Tolro irlnd-IM. OLl-tW. ™ CRANEMUFT ORIITOINO IN OT
Auction Sales
B(SB
For Sale Motorcyclea 95
I RARLET T4. IlM. m FOURTH liulfARLET DATIDBOT. « N^
____ auction bales
ETERT FRIDAY	.... T	P.M.
ETERT SATURDAY ..... T	F M.
EVERT SUNDAY	1	FJl.
OPEN 7 DATS	TTBEE M
BUT • BELL - RETAIL DAILY Door Foots Brery AoeWea ' Laaeh Room Open Ertn AncUna snot DIXIE mOHWAT
M INCH BCRTnNir EXCELLENT
More selectlno. tower p^e, Bcerlett's Bike tad HobJU Shop. II E Lnwreoee. FE HB41.
*	fHURSDAT. MARCH 21 1#
‘	M14 la Oxford. Complete bui
' Uguldotlon. Stan PeriilDS. Aoctloo-
•	eer. Fh. ME mat. Baarto C—^
; Ssle House trailers 89

Wsnier Trall-
------^^uroB. <F1— -
Wolty Byon'n
HFT. oarwat ............
FT. SHELL TRAILER ooodEll trailer
. HOI g. Roebester r~

NOW IS THE TIME
—R OS TO FICEOP AND BEL! OB TRAILER. ANT U' TO IT : HATE BUTERS WAITINO!
mine a COACH BALES
Jacobson Trailer Sales and Rentals
ajnelal trtator prieu'w traeil
traitors.

parts aad bulls bad hMebnt la. W. Hama
•rnSjac
Parkhurst Trailer Sales
. _ FINEit IN MOBILE LIYINO-Bsatari^ Hew Mr—
:	traatan —	■
r. cylladers rel M ihop. U 1
For Sala BIcyciaa 96
Boats and Acceaaorlei ^
I H P. RMnnON BBONZE-
14 FOOT ALUMA-OTAPT U H.#.
---_EMjyW.
L AC“
All New in Pontiac
ORADT WHITR LAPEnUKR
I a wiitoB ^	^ ra s-44M
l-l aad aaadu
All 1960 Models Must Go! .di*UF”?:‘2.rA*J^-.F. AT BIG DISCOUNTS
SEA RAT a LORE STAR BOAT*
CLOT PRETER OUN B
•PORT CENTER ____
PEN 7 DATS A WEEK MB 4d77l 111 HOLLY RD. holly, MICH,
NEW
25 FT. OWENS Express Cruiser $4,995
BoaU and Accmerlaa 9y
II FOOT CRDISBR. NEW MOTOR ■Bd>^ trmUer. Only HUB. Pteae
FE Mill.______:_______
ARKANSAS TKATBLBR BOATS-Thonpsoo Clinker	Baals
'Cjonsor MOTOBS
GASOW
■	«M.
Salt Usad Trucks 103
See Us
FOR YOUR
Truck Needs
Sales and Service
GMC
Factory Branch
OAKLAND AT CASS FE 5-9485
FOR SALE IMI CHEVROLET ^
SHOW I
> AT
CITY LIMITS ON Mil
CLEAN INI PONTIAC OONTBRT-tble, 'M tri-pownr naglan. OR-4-1414 or FE lAOTI.
PIBEROLAS BOOT
DAWSON S SPECULS-'^
pcrfornonce for the beet bootinc rolne yet Power notch thio fine beat with an Belarado motor and your ■attofoetkm will bo rutron-
Rd. to Domoda M Left ond follow olnu^ DAWSON'S BALES at TIPSlQp LAKE. Phono MAln M17f Ctotod
UHINa BOAT. MOTOR, TRAIL-er. tlW. OB l-7il7.
OET RHADT POR BOATINOI
• tuno-up, repair o r Inboard.........—
INLAND LAXn SALJE lin W. Huron at XUiaboth Lk. Rd. ------------
FmEROLAS irOUR BOAT epiou materlole and tnitruetlou Oaktood Moitaa Bxehonso Ml B. soglnaw ___________PE S41W
dOHRSON OUTBOARD MOTORS. BtorerofI Boot*, Oo|ar TroUtri Erorythlne for the boat. OWEN'S lURINE BUPPUBB tot Orchard Loko Ato.
PE Hdto
lEW BOATS, BIO JM8COUNT, BOW liw Erlnradoa, 1 h.p., tilt, • h.p. llW, II h.p., im. II .h^ im BuchoBoa BoatloiMl ,FE
1 H P. to 71 H P.
Trtdo your old motor In on 0 new SCOTT by McCulloch. Tou'U like
OAKLANlT'°&AmNE**EXCHANOB tol S. Soglnew	PE $.4111
SHELL LAKE
DART I 16 (t. Dtroo'
.TKR AND RED UPHOLSTIIRT MANY EXTRAS
75 Evinrude Starflite Riverdale Trailer
OUT THIS ONB |7M UNDER LIST
----TERMS. ^PER CENT---
WE TRADE.
Mazurek Marine
BAOINAW AT S. BLTD. FE 4SMT
8E4P01 InboordOU
Drite. See it .. OAKLAND MARINE EXCHANOE 111 g. Sotlnew	FE f —
TRAILER FOB PONTOON’ B o^jijl to ir Inboard, SUB.
TERRIFIC DISCOUNT
On INI boato ond Ertamdo m» tor* *nd tr*U*rc. Tun* up now, Tony's Marine, MN Orchard Loko Rd. FE t-4111.
TTB CAN SELL Tour boottuotorHrallor OAKLAND MAisiNB XE^NOB tol g. Soslnow	PTC Midi
WANTED: 14' METAL BOAT,
Ilia rts. OL 1-HTI iltor 1:11.
TranyirtaPu Offered 100
4 KROINE AOUaNBR, LOS AN-■olio. Son Froaatooa. Son Dieao IM. HawoU. NO extra. Hew York. 111. Ferry gofTlco Ino. OR 1-1N4.
TRUCK OOINO NORTH. FART
Wanted Used Care 101
A TOP DOLLAR FOR OLD CARS and trucks, ‘niu^orblrd Mol ~ Soloo. EM L2Hd or KM 3^211. AS MUCB AS Hi FOR JUNE AND
I dapo I
Do You Need Money? FOR Kx^ ojcAN Seed cab
"TOP DOLLAR PAID"
Glenn’s Motor Sales
MS w. RDRON ST. FE 4.7271
Mazur^ Marine •ana* at ai bltix fb msm
California Market
AVERILL’S
Waotad Umd Cara
ALWAYS TOP DOLLAR
amn t pm late kgi^
Isworth a Bootto MA Tim
Used Auto Parts 102
Frl. oftor I p.ui. onytlao Bat.
R".«ffS“iir*to*:^.£.’S;
oioi Mr. O'Brtaa. dnSi^Un. at BIRMINOMAM - RAMBUnt, ON g. Woodward. MI dtow.
'id cintY cwTtKTmut, nSS
Crissman
ROCHESTER
ro EVES.	Oi. MWl
toos. OB bolaaeo. CnU Mr.
MmoiSAlTT^RAMfLaR^
Woodward. Ml S-2SSS.
UN dnvROun bkl aib hard:
lop coups. Cloon ■——*- ” 2-»41. Horry Rljl
tiu CHEVROLET. S DOOR, RADIO AND BEATER. WHITB.
Sl.lt'por^iRwAb. ®^“cro«{
I^C^VIB PKXDP. WAS S4BS
k6m*er hight mtrs.
T|UCTbR. ta£; olt-b
NO MONBT DOWN
'M Ford to Too ..........
■« Dodto Stake .........
'tt rotS, VI sh^ ........
■HChoTrotot to Tin ......
« PORD TRACTOR, SlJtt.
■il FORD to-TON PICKUPS .. lUS
■M Cbevrotot to-too ...... «1M
--- Chorrotot to-lon ... . S2M
BLACK'S AUTO. SALES OAKLAND AVE. FE S-2TI1
UM^rORD
I YARD DUMP, rm
'M INTERNA'nONAL to-TON
1N7 CHEVROLET S-DOOR BEL Air ssdin. T-l englno. mwerfllds, radio, bsoter, wbIteWalit. This oos really sparkles with Its black finish ond red trim. Block No. 3121. Only MM Easy toms. NORTH CHEVROLET 00^ 1100 B. WOOD-
WARD AVE.--------'..............
4-2721.
. . loUr!
____________ACT NOWI IM
down I12.N per week.
ART MULLEN’S
RAROAINLAND USED CARS IN S. ^innw	—
Auto Insurance 104
FE 4AIII
INS CHEVROLET. 1 DOOR.^ RADIO AND HEA'PER. AUTOMATIC 'TRANSMISSION Aosusne payments of S22.N par month. Call Credit Mfr. Mr. Fuks at Ml 4-7IW. Harold Tumor Ford.
$20 FOR .6 MONTHS
Wo also wrlU coneelod auto. FRANK A. ANDERSON AGENCY Phons	Eres. FE SA2S3
FE 4JMS Of FE ASIto
ODT (CONQUEST Henry- d ehnsali R 2-1171._____
IIW FALCON. 4 DOOR n/m(M-waron, automatic. tronsmlsslon, radio and beater, whlto walls, dsluxo trim, low nUtooco. tllN. MArhot 4A21I._______________________
For Sale Cars 106
BUICK CONVERTIBLE
UM, B Wost Blr-
.—  wli I now tiros,
battory. Runs oieellent. Top moa back curtain eery (00(1. Don't mbs this ono. I3M AUTO SALES
PE 2-2311
'N BUICK. RUNS dOOD, NO
oU. IN. OL I-^.____________
BUICEST WHY NOT TRY SUBUR-BAN-OLOS. sn S. Woodward. Blr--'--bom. MI 4-44W.
FISCHER BUICK
usedTuicks
12 MONTHS WARRANTY TM B. Woodward	B'boai.
'M CADILLAC COUPE DETILLB.
•M CADILLAC CONTERTifOcI
Superior Auto Soles. IN Ooklond
BUYING
OR SELUNO
BEE US BEFORE YOU DEAL
HOUGHTEN & SON
121 N. Main, Rochester OL l-ITII
... CHEYROLET. S DOOR. RA-PIO AND HBATER, FOWBR-OLIDB. Assume paymento of tll.N por month. doU CradH
CHEVIES 1953-’56 Fords, buickb. pltmoutbb BAD CREDIT?
NO CREDIT? NEED CREDIT?
No eo-stoneri, Immodtoto dolh ary. Weekly paymU. on lot, low oe IN down. Walk la. Drtea oiT
Inter-City Motor Sales
radio hootor, Rordtop —-
SI&'

NORTH
CHEVROLET
INI CHEYROLET I DOOR SB-doo. Radio. Heaterj AutontoUe. Very eleoa. Full price. MN. IN
MINOHAM ■ RAM-
'M CHEYROLEt WioON.l er^^^n^^.^hiaiir. Yu
priced U only MN No moiey down. LAKliUDE MOTORf Rum At BItooboN Lako Ro^
TAYLOR'S
OK USED CARS
CHEVROLET OLOSMOBILB MArkol 4%f **“*"'*
MMdUd aktn,>ni^ hontor.'a
INI FORD S DOOR. Yl. STAN-dnrd tiBaoBlaalOB. . No money down. Aocutoc.^ poyaieBta SM.IS
a. Wo^wnrd.' MI •’*—
r sedan. TA engtito power-
2131 Only I12N. Easy torms. NORTH CHEVROLET CO. llN B. WOODWARD AYE. BIRKINO-
HAM. Ml 4-272I.______________
MS CHEYRLET IKFALA COUPE Tl enftaif. sutoasUe trsnsalulon doubb power, radio, hootor, wblto-wall tltes. Whlto finish witb tur-quebt trim. Former futory offl-ctol's ear Clock No. MN. Only SLIM. Easy toms. NORTH CHEYROLET CO,, IIM S. WOODWARD aye.. RUbflNOHAM; MI ♦-27M.________________________
■il FORD CLUB COUPE, t. Mi.
stoadnrd tmasabsloB, r n d I Ov
Uko now wbItowM tiro*, full obromo wbool eoror*, on* owaor. low mUaas* Drlen U* Ibo dhy It toft th* factory. Hib kind of autonoblto truly hard to Had. MM fun prieo. pnymonto onto to
PE Adtot._____________________
WHY PAY MORE!
pay only 111 n mo. duo May 1 RH* Auto. Mr. RoU. FE MIM
Md CETROLET BUCATNE. d
UN CHEVROLET 2 DOOR SEDAN
and heatsr. A one owner Hltbload sreen beauty. Stock No. SON. Only lUM. Easy terns. NORTH CHEVROLET CO IMS 8. ITOOD. WARD AVE., BIRMINOBAM, MI 4-372»._________________
'17 PORD HARDTOP
REPOSSESSION
MN fuU price, no each noodod
it^ AiM.*^r* Boli.'pENI^
IN East Bled., at Auburn_
UN PORD COUNTRY SQUIRE I
ponelins. Stock No. MU Only M2IS. tons* toms NORTH CHETTROLET CO. INI 8. WOOD-WARD,AirB.. BIRlONaHAM. MI
*-nx_____________
HEATER.
UN PORD. RADIO----------------
exeellont condition, no money down, fun price |1N. Assuni#
MANAOER, PE I44H. lis Auto Boles 111 B. Bnflnnw
ffll*
RETRO.
.... ..w	.... .. .—.DWARO
ATE, BIRMINOHAM. IP 4-2TH.
I money down.
*P0r' wee"* ?AU,*”*MR. WHTTE; CREDIT MANAOER.
ns Auto Soles III S, Sngteow
^iin'*8>*''iiii' s' 'wdobwARD
AVE., BIRMINOHAM. Ml 4-1721.
8HARPI HO
». Coll FE S4W1I.
OhOTrolot. CoU PE S
John McAuliffe, Ford
tX OAELANO_________ FE Ml
I Chrysler! RAbio amd
!e*M*eondltlmr*JuU**^'ej^
R&R MOTORS
724 OAKLAND AYE
'll CORVAIR MONZA « heater, whitewalls, 4-speed, mldnlcbt M
Ish. Stock Ro. SMI. Only (
Easy terms. NORTH CHEVROLET CO IMI 8. WOODWARD AVE. aiRinWOHAM. Idl 4-27M.


'56 Dodge
4-DOOR SEDAN
MM7.	_________
FALCON 4-DOOk. AUTOMATIC,
tm FORD. T4. 2 DOOR. RADIO AND HEATER. Assuxac poymcnb of M.N per BMOlh. CnU Cre"' Mfr. Mr. Porks at MI 442 Harold Turnor towd.
GOING OUT BUSINESS SALE
USED CARS I
t, Ctorkston HA 2-1141
M IN TO MN. NO DOWll. QUEEN AUTO ----- j7I g. BAOINAW.
ISM f6R0, V2. pbROCMiinO
---------. OR >aUT.___________
tIN #ORO. RADIO AND KEATfcfc,
PfSElaCart 106
Priertto sou. MA M4M._
'■M FORD l«OOk. CLRAH, 006B tires. 1222, OR 4-H24._
1955 FORD
~ILB. Radia, hootor had traMNboidB.
^ohn McAuliffe,
itt . . . booBtlfnl orlsInBi kiB Bad whMo flabh. No
sharp ‘11 Ford os low oa Wbok. com IN TODATI ART MULLRN'S IN a. BAOINAW	PE '
sodaa. d cyUndar tnflao sUndord tblfl. radio, heater, whitewall Urea. Ten eleoa. Stoc^ No. M33B. Only 24N. Easy terms. NORTH CHEYROLET CO IIM 8. WOODWARD ATE. BIRMIHOBAM SC 4-27M._________________
Wbool drleo, good sbapo throufti-eutt BAB SNOW PLOWI RXAL NICK FOR TOT^
Van Camp Chevrolet Inc.
sen am.n	utt s.iaea
F<Mt THAT BEAUTIFUL USED CAB
See
SHELTON Pohtiac-Buick Rochester, Mich,
OL 1-8133
UN FORD CONTERTIBLE, RADIO AND HEATER. AUTOMATIC TRARBMIBSIDH. NEW TOP. Assume poymsnts of SM.to per montti. Cor Credit Kxr. Mr.
W 4-7NI. HorcSl Tur.
They Must Go!
Cheeles, PoweifUde ond Sttek. '62 to 'H. 171 to IlN. „ .Ponttoer, '12 to 'N IN up. Fords 'il to 'H. IN to IMH.
11 to 'N Ramblers |7» to ISM.
condition. FE 4-M47.
TRUNDERBmD, DOUBLE power, now rubber. Tory elm. FuU price I3.1M. |2M down will bna^o 3$ mas. on bolaneo. CoU M?r(TBrion. credit Mgr. BIB-HINOHAM - RAMBLER, MS S. Woodward, Ml l-MN.
FORD UM 2 DOOR Y2 STICK.
I FCMIO CCWTERTIBLE. PER-iect condition. T-Blrd enetno. AU power. Now tiros. MI A
SJ:”p55.‘
ariuia
‘H PORD 2-DOOB
REPOSSESSION
IIM fuU price, no cosh neodad pay only |12 n mo. duo May 1 klU Auto. Mr. BoU. PK S^ IN East Bird., at Auburn
MARMA^UKB By Andmen R UwHof

JLJL
“Athk Mommyduke If he'd like • Ikk of my ithe ewesrii
For Sal* Cm* 106
m RASH SEOAKjI^IO. IbAT. tr. Automatic. FUU prtet $m.
7!sr?:a;
MINOHAM - RAMBLER, Woodward. Ml
r. at BIR-
NAfU RAIULER. R
s,lhri.y*ssw“^.u'
MdS
pi? monthT^CALL MB WHITE CMEDIT MANAOER. PK AMM. King Auto Sobs lit * Bnginow
■M ENOLIBH FORD 4-Dr....IW
■M PLYMOUTH WogOB	fSN
■17 rambler 4-Door	UM
'M CHEVY Eol Ab hardtop .m ■M CHEVY to ton pickup fJSf 'M PfMlO to ton pickup .. i2H DIXIE USED CARS ^ ^ 4272 DIkto Hwy., near Snahnbnw ‘M OLDS N 2* DOOR SEDAN. Low mUaoge. rory. »ory cloon.
orlglnnl ... ......... **
AlNl.
OPENINa„DAT SPICIAL
«T BM.'&^USSb
UBID CAM
8. 8AOINAW Ft 4-Mll
557*32®por^»b.'«5~^r«Sl
fir P^ at Ml A7N2.
top. wbItewoU*. ti
UM OLOSkOBILB CLUB COUPE, RADIO AND HBATER HITDRA-
MAT1C. Aasumo ---------*-	-*
JI2.7I par--- ■
1214 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN. GOOD troniportotlon. 1141. PE 2^.
u	niwMA-
ssumc puymeata of loolt. cull Crodtt Mgr ut HI	Murid
FOB SALE. ItM PONTIAC, 4
1M3'PONTIAC
d2.N0 atUoq. PE---------
POWER EQUIPPED PONTIAC
OLOSMOBILB, IIU. N HAltOTOP. toU ^^yr, porfoet eondttten.
V'lT PL'YMOUTH 2-OOOR
REPOSSESSION
$2N PuU Mtoi. no eoab Mcdod
R?ftMVr."ih,'‘%:*£i2i
UN PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR. PEIU
'M PONTUC MS
__________FE MIN__________
A OOOO ItU PONTIAC AND CASH * - UN Cboyrdet or olhtr good . No suadoy eolb. FE M41I.
;«D<gR^^S58.“^D^55?«
Rtto trobi.. and radio.
BRAID
CMS.
UM PONTIAC. CLUB COUFE. BA-DIO AND HEATER, HYDRA-MATIO AssMio paymento of ■27.M per month. CoUeredlt Mgr. Mr. Parka at M A7IM. Hamid
PLYMOUTH. RADIO AND dexter, cxccUant eondltior — money down, fuU price Aaaumo paymenta of N.N _per week. CALL-MR. WHITE. CREDIT MANAOER. FE PMN lag Auto Sole* 111 S. Soglnoi
■M PLYMOUTH, GOOD TRANS-jm^ttott. Gnu after d p.m. OR
'H PLYMOUTH I CTL. AUTO.
:-FERGUS0N
‘•Rn
PLYMOUTH 4-DOCHI.
'M BONNETILLE. POWER itoorhj^^ broket. Tory cloon.
1213 PONTIAC 2 DR. kUNS 60(Mi. BM. MS L a L Auto., U7 B.
W PLYMOUTH. 2 DOOR. S CTL-
2 S. soglnaw. J
IBM LINCOLNS and Premiers
2 AND 4 DOOR HARDTOPS 4 to choose from FULL PRICE from I1.2H BOB FROST. INC. BIRMINOBAM'S Unooln-MarourbCpmot IMer 3N B. HUNTER BLYD.
UM MEBCURYj^ Vrteo°no town down!' MSt'peym'ettle %o*Mny
Uit MERCURY CONTEhlTBLE. D o u b 1 a power, irblte. FuUy equipped. U.MI eertUled miles. An out of state cor. No rust. Turquoise blua with matching Interior. Intoroattdt CoU Mr. O'Brion, Crodtt Mr"
MINOHAM - RA'*-■ MI M2N.
■M MERCURY RARDTOF Uko BOW insMo And out. pirfaM eu^. BOW rubber, no rufi, onto MNfW price, in oath noodod,
IN Boot BlTd.. at Auburn
.•<SS“S
at MI 4-7
'SS MRRCURY 2-Wlth auto, trans.,	>■«>
hootor. new Urea. BkoaUent tmaa-portaUonl
iTbewn	M N Per Wk.
•IN PuU Price
ART MULLEN’S
RAROAINLAND USED CARS IN B. BAOINAW	— ■ "
LOOK!
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Waterford Stays Near February Pace in Building
A 129,000 drug iton iwxt to tte Kroger itore on Dixie higlnniy and a 113,440 buildli^ «n
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Four-Story, Pushbutton Home Quite the Place
By EARL WILSON
NEW YORK — “Turn on the ^wina," I aald to Otto Preminger.
With a nod and a smile, he pushed a button on the wall of his remarkable four-story house in the East 60s. heard the gurgling jOt Mark and Victoria from the nursery.
perb^M everybody can turn the baby on and off wllb modem sound systems in the heme —but not everybody has a bronse masterpiece 50 feet long and 22 feet wide setting out under the sky In thp garden.
"The lighting,” remarked Preminger, standing at the window looking out, toying with another set of buttons, "was done by Aba, feder, whose last Job was lighting ‘Camelot,’"
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WILSON	Preminger gets a Uttle hurt when people
think he’s a Hollywoodlan or a visiting European.
A Royal Oak man was sentenced to one year In the county Jail yesterday tor owing M4A1B In bade aiq)port payments tor his tour chll-dm.
The arrearage la believed to be "one ol die highest In the state,” according to Donald A. Tews, attorney tor the Oakland County Friend of the Court Oradt Oom Ledge WliUam S.
Maloae. 99.
9M9»flard8tBe Jail term by paylag 9199. the Jadge eald.
“He offered no excuse or defense tor his failure to support his chU-Aen,” Judge Beer s^ "He didn’t say anything and appdrently he didn’t have anything to say.”
It was the third one-year
einpioyed laborer divorced by his wife Arlene In 1954 for physical cruelty. He served but ^|uee months (d his first sentence in September of 1969 and was released when he paid ISOO, and served none el the second term In April.of 1990, Tews said, because the Judge suspended the sentence.
He’s otoy paid 99U total si an
Judge Beer said he also sentenced Seven other meir“for willful failure to pay support to their children" yesterday. Their Jail terms rang^ from 10 to 90 days, ■Pews said..
Only payment of the bade mp-port can bring Uielr release, judge Beer said.
Watch Weight on Roads
LANSING (UPn - Weight restrictions continued in force on state highways In Michigan, except those south ol a line from Bay City to Muskegon, highway department officials said today.
(4) TaU Man (7) Xiseve It to Beaver (9) Nation’s Business " 9:49 (9) Ted Lindsay
"I’ve Uved here for eight years,”
"Althengh I ectually fell In love with New York Oct 21, 1935. I crossed on the Normgndle and 1 remember tt was raining In Paris, but in New York it was a glorious Indian sonuner.
A few years later, Preminger was Jokingly cited by a columnist gs being already an authority on the Hollywood e system.
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Actually, he’s an Indefatigable worker—currently he’ working almost daily with writers Dalton ’Trumbo, Alexander Federoff and Wendell Mayes on three separate movie stories.
*T try to direct the^vrrltar as 1 direct the actor,” he says.
"For the script Is really the star.”
NiA)ody has actually been cast, for example. In "Advise and Consent,”, despite reports Peter Lawford, Henry Fonda, Jimmy Stewart and Bing Crosby have all been signed.
Preminger is actiially * producer but he saire, "1 consider myself a director . . though sometimes X say I’m % producer and I get into an argument with the director. That way I always win the ♦argument.”
THE WEEKEND WINDUP “DONT PRINT THAT!”: Comedian Milt Kamen’s hilarious record album is due soon . . . VBieent Price said he’s been offered the hosting
^________________ . Singer Naney Wilson will do a 50-clty
tour with pianist George Shearing to boost their new album . . . Tony Peridns Is fishing In fTorlda with the Pit Bingles.
EARL’S PEARLS: Alexander Woolkott said It: "Many of us spend half our time wishing for things we could have If we didn’t «>end half our time wishing.”
TODAY’S BEST LAUGH: Jack Herbert wonders if maybe he’s pampering his wife too much. For Instance, he bought her a new aluminum snow Shovel.
WISH I’D SAID THAT: A practical nurse Is one who manages to marry a wealthy patient . . . ’That’s earl, brother.
(2) Checkmate (coot.) •’ (4) Deputy (7) Lawrence Wefit (9) Ice Hockdy l:M (2) Have Gun-Will Travel (0. Natlan’s Future (7) Welk (cant)
(9) Hockey (coot.)
19:99 (2) Gunsmoke
(4) Nation’s Future (coot)
(7) Boxing (9) Hockey (cont)
I0:U (9) Juliette 1S:N (2) Sea Hunt
(4) Ralls or Roads?
10:45 (7) Make That Spare (9) King Whyte 11:00 (2) News (4) News (7) News (9) News
U:l0 (9) Weather. Sports U:1S (2) Weather (4) Weather (7) Believe R or Not U:t0 (2) Sports (4) Sports
(7) Play <rf the Wbek (9) Movie: "Stanley and Livingstone" (1939). Stanley, a reporter, sets out to find Dr. Livingstone, a missionary, in the heart ol Africa. Spencer Tracy, Nancy Kelly, Richard Greene, Cedric Hardwicke, Walter Brennan.
11:19 (2) Movies: 1. "Flight tor Freedom” (1934). Flying experiences of an American aviatrix. Ro^ind Fred MacMurray,
Marshall. 2. "The Falcon’s Advenlure" (1946), The Falcon strives to prevent the kidaping ol a young Brazilian girl. '
(4) Movies: h "Wild Geese Calling” (1941). A newly
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lumber camp to Seattl Henry r«Kla, Joan Bennett. 2. "Back Bay RonMce.” The|daughter of a socially proimnent family rebels against her father’s snobbery. Raymond Massey, Joanne Woodward.
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(9) HenOd of Truth. .
1:99 (4) News.
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(4) Church at the Crosi roads.
ft) U n d er St Fn d l n Our World.,
(9) Temple Bsptlst Chui«h 9:11 (2) To DweU Together.
9:30 (2) Detroit Pulpit.
(4) Frontiers of Faith (7; CTirisiiun Science. l9) Oral Rube^.
(7) Adventures in Living 19:0L (2) This Is The LHe.
(4) (Color) Oavey and Goliath (7) Faith lor Today.
(9) Cathedral of Tomorrow 19: U (Ctolor) Cartoon Storyboc* UiM (2) Felix toe Cat.
(4) Air Force Story.
(7) (3T Hush 19:45 (4) Industry on Parade UiOO (4) Briefing Session (7) Realm of the Wild (9) Christophers 11:15 (2) LltUe Lulu.
11:99 (2) My Uttle Margie (4) Quis ’Ekn.
(7) Championship Bowling.
(9) RoUtt Hood SUNDAY AFTERNOON u:90 (2) Detroit Speaks.
(4) U of M Presents.
(9) West Point U:S0 (2) Press CJonference (4) Builders’ Showcase.
(7) Pip the Piper.
(9) Men ol Annapolis (2) Movie: "From This Day Forward” (1946). A young
(9) Movie; "Somewhere in the Night" (1946). After his discharge, a Marine with amnesia'goes out in seareh of his identity. John Hodiak. 1:99 (7) iSaue 1:09 (4) Capt. Gallant (7) Meet ‘ “ ‘
!:19 (2) KlpUnger Letter !:90 (4) Pro BasketbaU (7) Direction ’61.
(2) Sunday Sports Spectao-
l:M (7) Youth Bimau 1:30 (7) Roundup USA
(9) Movie: "Music for Millions'’ (1944). A young wife is visited by her sister while her husband is fighfing In the South Psdflc, Margaret O'Brien, Jose Iturei, Jimmy Durante.
1:00 (2) Young People’s Concert (7) Championship Bridge 1:30 (7) Paul WliKtoen (4) Bowling Stars 1:00 (2) Amateur Hour (4) Celebrity Gdf (7) Matty’s Funday Funnies 9:30 (2) College Bowl (4) Chet Hunfiey (7) Rocky and His Friends (9) Science Fiction Theater
, SUNDAY EVENDfO 0:00 (2) I Love Lik^
(4) (Color) Georgs Pierrot ft) State Trooper (9) Popeye.
(S6) Great Dedilons 1961 ) (7) Walt Disney.
(4) George Pierrot (cont.)
(2) Twentieth Century (9) Ooseup (56) Ragtime Era ) (4) (Ctolor) Shiriey Temple (9) Movie: “Tanan's N e f Adventure’’ (1996). Tarza: ■ets out for Central America to seek out a man lost in the wilds.
(2) Lassie ’C(S6) Main Street 7:90 (g) Dennis toe Menace ft) Maverick (56) Guest Lecturer 9:00 (2) Ed SuUlvan (4) Netlonsl Velvk (56) Biology 100 9:90 (4V Tib Hunter (7) Lawman
(9) Movie: VEhtoraceable You” (1948). A small-time
crook, driving a getaway car, runs down an unemploysd daiy»r. Dane Clark, Geraldine Brooks.
1:49 (96) Steps to Peace 9:S9 (2) Theater
(4) (Color) Kids An flinny (7) Rebel.
(56) Drama Festival 9:99 (2) Jack Benny (7) Islanders 19:99 (2) Candid Camera (4) Loretta YgHhg.
(9) Background 19:30 (2) What’s My Uns (4) This Is Your Life.
(7) Winston ChurchiU (9) News Magazine Ui99 (2) News.
(4) News.
(7) AAA News (9) News 11:10 (9) Weatlier, Sports.
Uili (2) Weather.
(4) Weather.
(7) Movie: ’’Gilda” (1946). An embittered gamUer fo« to work in a gambling casliio in South America. Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford.
U:M (2) Sporte.
(4) Sports.
79) M o V1 e: “Hungry (English, 1948). A feud comes between two Irish families. Jean Simmons.
11:95 (2) Movie: “Anna” (Itallsn, 1953). A woman’s InfStuatkn tor a cheap, cynical bartender leads to violence. Silvana Mangano, Vittorio Gassman. 11:99 (4) Movie: "Destroyer” (19431. A veteran of World War I re-enters the Navy as a chief boatswain’s mate. Edward G. Robinson, Glenn Ford.
MONDAY MORNINO 9:00 (4) Craitlnental Classroom 9:U (2) Medltatkns 9:49 (2) On the Farm Front 9:49 (2) TV CoUege (4) Today (7) Funews 7:95 (7) Believe It Or Not 7:39 (2) B’wana Don.
(7) Johnny Ginger.
8:U (2) Captain Kangaroo 8:95 (7) BeUevs It Or tidf (7) Movie (?) Mjyle
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PERRY mason, 7:30 p.m. (2). Mason (Raymond Burr), defending Iris McKay (Enid James) on mbezzlement and murder barges, learns of a mysterious padcage and an eccentric Aunt Sarah (Josephine Hutchinson).
LEAVE tr TO BEAVER, 8:30 ..m. (7). Wally (Tony Dow) becomes a nursemaid for a new boy
NATION’S FUTURE, 9:30 p.m. I). “Should Public Funds Be Used for Public and Religious School Students AHke?” This is the subject to be debated by the Rev. Neil G. Mcauskey. S.J., and Dr. Leo Pfeffer in New York City.
GUNSMOKE, 10 p.to. (2). Mar-shad Dillon (James Arness) tries to head off a gun battle between a cattiamsB and the husband of a woman trying to hide her past.
PLAY OF THE WEEK. 11:20 p.m. (7). Helen Hayes In "The Velvet Glove," by Rosemary Casey.
YOUNG PEOPLE’S CONCERT. 4 p.m. (2). Cellist Lynn Harrell, oianist Juiig J'a Kim. soprano Veronica Tyler, Ne* York Philharmonic asslstanr conductors
exGI, trying to find woik, recalls his lito in the years before Worid War H. Joan Fontaine, Mark Stevens,
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SHIRLEY TEMPLE, 7 p.m. (4) truest stars Jack Ging, Irene Her-vey. Jack Weston, Mary Wickes, Alice Peace join Miss Temple the story of whst happens to king’s subjects after they are turned into goblins. (Color).
ED SUUiVAN, 8 p.m. (2). special full-hour triMe to the composing team of Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, who created "My Fair Lady." "Came-lot,” "BrigpMloon.’’ “Paint Your Wagon” and the motion picture, ’Gigi.” Richard Burton. Julie Andrews, Maurice Owvalier, Leslie Caron and Louis Jourdan will star.
KIDS ARE FUNNY, 9 p.m. (4). Art Linkletter and his guests, Vic Damcoe, Eddie Albert, Jane Wyatt, and Paf Harrington Jr. (CJolor).
SACK BENNY, 9:30 p.m. (2)^ The Mills BroHieri are Jack’s guests as Jack strikes it rich In Las Vegas.
WINSTON CHUROniX. 10:30 p.m. (7). The first Big Three mit meeting, where plans for toe second front were made.
9:99 (4) Ed Allen (7) NewR
9:99 (4) Faye Elizabeth.
09 (2) I Love Lucy (4) Say When (7) Jack LaLanne 99 (9) BUIboard.
19:90 (2) Video Village (4) (QAar) Play Hunch
(7) People’s Choice (9) Chez Helene i:M ft) Nursery School Time. 11:09 (2) Difiible Exposure
(4) (Color) Price Is Right. (7) Mornlhg Ctourt.
(9) Romper Boom.
1:99 (2) My Uttle Margie (4) Ccncentratkm (7) Love That Bob!
MONDAY AFTERNOON 1:99 (2) Love of Ufe.
(4) Truth or (tonsequences (7) Camouflage (9) .Susie
(56) Memo to Tenitoen UiOO (2) Search tor Tomorrow.
(4) (color) It Could Be You (7) Number Please (9) Mary Morgan ISKW (56) U ^cs France 19:49 Cl) Guldb« Light UiiO (9) News (4) News (2) Dick PoweU (4) News (7) About Faces (9) Movie (4) B(rfd Journey 1:10 (56) Parlez Francois 1:99 (7) News
(2) As toe Wc^ Tunu (7) Life of Riley (56) World History (2) Amos ’n’ Andy (4) (Color) Jan Murray (7) Day to Court 9:30 (2) House Party (4) Loretta Young (7) Rood to Reality (56) Tomorrow’s OBfijmen 9:00 (2) Our Miss Brooks ft) (Jueen For a Day.
(4) Young Dr. Malone (9) Movie
9:90 (4)»^Fyom These Roots (2) Verdict Is Youtr (7) Who Do You Trust?
4:00 (2) Brighter Day
(4) Make Room tor Daddy (7) American Baadstuid 4:19 (2) Secret Storm.
4:90 (2) Edgt of Nlgfit (4) Here’s Hollywood (9) Adventure Time 9:09 (2) Movie
(4) (Color) (Seorge Pterrot (7) Johnny Gtogtf (9) Lo(»ey Tunes and Jingles
(56) Adventures of Danny Dee 5:95 (7) Rln Tin Tin
(56) Americans At Work 9:40 (56) News Magazine 9:90 (9) News 5:00 (4) Bowling Hl^iUghts
the February ! paiiment permits to Waterford Township at about the same levM as last year, according to reports.
J valae of 9919499
Value permits for the 1961 fiscal year to date remained about the same, with a total of 1467,374 through February compared to 3570,777 last year.
The 18 permits tor new houses totaled 3286,880; there were seven sddltians to houses tor 313,714,
their houses for s total of 310,425 to balldtog permlte.
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Who Needs That First Robin?
Space Capsule, Escape System
Test Set Today
HERALDS OF SFRINO — Monday at 3:32 p. m. It will officially be ^>ring. But to smali boya, q>riog began weeka ago when they took the marble baga off the toy ahelvea. EnipxMued In a game in the yard of the Oofoot School are (from left) Joseph Gonzalez of 124 Henderaon
St.. Sean Wharry of 245 W. Hke St., and Rocky Gonzalez, also of 124 Henderson St. The weatherman says it could snow a bit tonight, but the boya know that the swimming leaaon isn’t too far off now.
Rusk, Russian
Seek Detroit Builder
to Discuss Laos
in Home-Fraud Probe
Expect New Attempt by Seo'etary.to Halt Red Airlift to Rebels
WASHINGTON (AP) tary of State Dean Rusk confers with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko today on the crisis in Laos and other critical involved id effbrts of the Kennedy administration to Improve U. S.-Soviet relations.
Rusk was expected to make a new effort to get the Soviet government to halt iU airiift of military suf^dies to pRvCommunist Laotian rebels. U. S. offidals were not optimistic about good results since praviouk appeals Viet leaders, including Premier
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MOUNT .CLEMENS (AP) — Two warrants were issued today for a Detroit builder In what prosecutor George N.‘ Parris described as the investigation of building operations that could run into hundreds of homes and millions of dollars.
Jay Schultz, 29, who
PCH. 3 Other Area Teams Out of Tourney
Pontiac Central fell by the way-.side in atate high school basketball tournament competition last night dropping a 55-44 verdict to Detndt Catholic Central In the rets at MhBdd.
Officials have not given up all hope that Khrushchev might yet agree to Join in a program to make Laos a completely neutral country under a reorganized government; the present regime of Premier Boun Oum is pro-West-em. A switch in Soviet policy, officials said, would brighten prospects for easing tensi<nis and improving relations elsewhere.
Gromyko, chief Soviet spokesman at the U. N. General Assembly meeting in New York, was due at the State Department for lunch with Rusk. Rusk initiated the luncheon conference and invited Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov and Deputy foreign Minister Arkady Sobolev along with Gromyko.
Or the VA. side, Rmk Invited V.N. AmlMH&iader Adhd 8te««a-SOB, Undersecretary of State
Ortonville alao was eliminated, bowing 55-S4 to Bay City St. Joseph. Roseville and L’Anse Oeuse were other area loners.
Clarkston and Femdale are now the only Oakland County schools remaining in the running. They |day in regional finals tonight.
See page 10 for stories and pictures on the tourney games.
Fanatics Threaten Massacre in Congo
LEOPOLDVILLE, the Cong (UPl) — Hundreds of fan tic 'leopard men" terrorists are roaming the Congo’s Kivu Province, threatening to massacre all Europeans, the United Nations said today.
Charles E. Bohlen and ABsatstant Secretary of State Fey D. Kehler to take part
The Slate Department announcement Friday of the meeting said only that Rusk arranged it In order to diacuss wiOi Grim-yko "international questions of in-
t to t
or Man Winter: Spring Arrives Monday, Scoot!
Spring Is Just around the comer. The weatherman says it will ofO-cially arrive at 3:32 p.m..Monday when for a fleeting fiiiMant the earth’s equator will lie directly neath tbesoh.
The passing instant is known as the vmtal equinox and marks the start of spring in the norfliem hemisphere,	~ _
American Muaeum-I^ayden naae-tarium.
t oaame of the saa t
hemisphere. On that date, the aaa will he omhead aflheTrapie of Caaoer »Vk degreea nerih of the
There’s a chance &’ Man Wfader «U1 hava another flbig by brin^t« ratal mixed with snow and sleet tonight with a low of 30.
Skies are expected to dear
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big preoediiig 8 a-m. in downtowh' Pandac. The readiqp ad I l»-m-
operated obt of Detroit and lived in Oak Park, was (diarged with larceny by conversion and violation of the Builders Trust Fund Act.
Sdmltz is accused of taking deposits and rayments five homehujvrs and falling to begin construction or ooly |artlalli
eomiOettaig hones for wfaidi be contracted.
A strong unit of U.N. Malayan troops and Congdese national army forces was en route to the area to drive the terrorists away from the Kasongo area where marauding soldiers earlier beat up priests and raped nuns. At least 30 white mis-sionarim are believed to be in the
A U.N. spokesman said several hundred natives were on the page. TTiey wear leopardskin bands around their heads and describe themselves as a religious sect.
German Peace Corps?
BONN (UPD—The foreign ministry was reported today to be considering the idea of setting up a West German Peace Corps likf being created in United States.
Parris said other builders also are under investigation on stanlisr complainta and alleged foUuie to pay subcontract's for wwrk dom in home building.
Parris said Sdnilts diuppeand
two companies, Jsy Sohnlts, IBc., snd New Home Ssles, Ine., into bankniptcy and selliag his Oak
Parris said he had received 40 complaints fnxn nearby Warren, where Schultz had operated in four subdivisions, and that at least |40,
000 was fovolved there.
State p<rflce detective Harold Ernst of the Center Line Post said evidence indicates that some ot the money involved in down-payments and deposits was used for something else "and that some of it ended up on the gambling tables- in Las Vegas."
Cat Turns Lineman to Aid TV Viewers
WHITE8BUBG, Ky. - BUI BatM finally toand a way to ran a televMim line through M feet of 12 Inch pipe.
He harnessed the line te the fsmily ost, started him through flic pipe, then naleuked his hunt-
The TV line streaked thrsogh the pipe and Rates' sen rescued the eat at the ether end.
Four Hospitalized
in County Smashups
Plane Crashes; Two Walk Away
Will Be Final Shot Before Man Goes Up If Successful
WASHINGTON (UPI) —The Mercury space capsule waa biaated aloft at 11:48 am., Ppntiac time, for the most violent teat yet of an aatronnut’a chancea to cacape ahould aomething go wrong in the manned flight poaaihly juat weeka away.
A Farmingtfm pilot and his passenger walked away from their single-engine plane this morning after the craft crashed into the Romeo Golf Course during take-off.	.
Romeo State Police said the only injuries were a cut on the chin of the pilot, Edwin Simpowski, 31, 24333 Broadview St., and a cut on the elbow of the '^passenger, Bruce H. MiUer,
Unemployment Scourge Eases
WASHINGTON (UPI)— The space agency sheduled a test of the Mercury capsule and, pitot escape sya-tem today imder the most e V e r e conditions that might occur during an attempt to put a man in orbit.
The test, if sucessful, will be the last “qualification night” of the capsule fore a Mercury astronaut rides an identical cabin on a brief hop into space atop a Redstone rocket.
A powerful UtUe Joe rodtet wax pdsed on Iti launch pad at the WaUops Island, Va., stotlon ot the
WASHINGTON (UPD-Both the number of workers drawing unem-ploynwnt checks and the number applying for them declined for the aerond consecutive week in early March, but officials today noted that the total was record high for the period.
The Labor Department reports Friday night that insured unemployment went down by 62,300 for the week ended March 4. The previous week it had gone down by a thin 13,000.
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In addition to today’s shot, NASA plans a flight test of the Redstone with a dummy ct^aule to see if a fault in the rocket’s thrust regulator has been corrected.
fits continued to shrink, falling by 42,000. That was believed due largely to outdoor Jobs opening up and "slackening of layoffs in the automobile Industry" and other
Tliis tert firing is scheduled for later this monfii at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
If today’s Wallops Island launching and the Redstone test Indicate rocket and capsule are ready, an astronaut may leap off the Cape next month. The plan is to fire him 115 miles up an 290 miles down the atlantlc missiie range.
No attempt to .put an into orbit is expected before late this year. The c^tal shot will be with an Atlas rocket.
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Nonpayerg Elevate Pontiac Gcnerarg Rates
You Help Pay Anolliers Hospilal Bill
By PETE LOCHMUBR Ten per cent of the MU you pay at Pontiac General Hospital goes . offset losses on patients adx»e MUs are paid only partially or not at all.
other words, 10 cents on every M is, in effect, a subsidy for those who can’t pay their own way.
Thla, at a time of mounting hoa-pital bUls and insurance pmni-oms, is at the heart of the hoa-pital’i long battle to trim losses <0* state, county and indigent pn-tmk, aeeordbsg to Harold B. EM-Sr,	adminlatratar.
The batUe will be tone wed next Satuiday when state, eo
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by I# per eeid,” saM Enter.. "This poinU ap hmr slgnUteaBt napaM ar parfiaRy la the hsspttal’s
Why does your bttl go up when someone else doesn’t psy? BeduHe the hospital is q break-
must equal expenses, Euler explains. When revenues faU off tai one area, they must be jadeed up In another in order to finish the
.TAKES STAND The hoqdtelfaas taken the Stand
that tt to ludair to penalize the paying psfients.
The fi^er is pointed at the state legislature and the Oakland (jounty Department of Social Welfare, the kghiatere seta Ike cel
der the aflHcted efeUdren’s act. The Board of Social Welfore con-
tracts yearly with the hospital on the maximum reimbursement foi treatment of welfare patients.
The hospital has claimed tor years that the ceilings were too low, that they were lesa than the actual cost of treatment.
For instance, the hospital sayi le average dtadly cost of treatment last year wax $4337, bu the county oeiUng is 333 and the
LOn OP I67A00 .<
The hospital says H lost $24,40f treating state-aid patients last yeai and 144,825 on county patients The lasses represent almost 13 (Continued on Page 2, Col. 5)
2 Teen-Aga Girls Listad in Fair Condition at Pontiac General
28, of 72 E. Dallas Madison Heights.
They did not require hospital treatment.
The golf course is adjacent to the Romeo airport.
Jobless Totals, Also New Claims Decline for Second Week
The plane had traveled only half mUe to an altitude some 40 feet before losing air speed and nosing onto the golf course, police
said.
The plane — a (Cessna 140 owned by Leonard Brown, 250 Midland St., Highland Park.
Ike 34MAW persona drawing JoNcnn Inmeato at Bw begianta« of March waa sHU a record Mgk ter that tkne M year. It
The nose and one of the plane’i wings suffered extensive damage. The mishap occurred at 8:40
The department said that about 192,500 persons exhausted theta-benefits in February, approxiinate-ly the same number in January.
Forty stntee, led by New York,
sad PennsylveaU, reported the
Michigan, under the Impact of early auto layoffs, reported an increase in insured unemployment of 14,700. But Micfaigan ah» repOTted the largest drop in initial claims, an indication* that die heavy auto productian and emirioyment cutbacks of February were earing.
The initial claims-lotal for the week ended March H was 383.000. In January, claims reached a high of 565,000 in one week.
the wind behind Instead of sgslasl the plane, aceonltng to
Troopers said the ptene might also have devetoped eagtoe tron-bte as the motor was reported talteriag Jnst before the plane hit die ground.
triboM licainesiiUr to suktoc Pmi Use lh« Om ntr w* ka«w totoj.)
The career of R. Clare (3um-mings, president of the Pontiac Federal Savings and Loan Association, is an outstanding exampla of the American success story.
It started with Cummings taking job as teller at a bank in Holly in 1904.
Wishes to Iry Youth as Adult
To Continue Hearings in Fatal Stabbing of Boy at Card Game
A Juvenile Court hearing will continue Monday on whether 16-year-old Robert L. Draker of Pontiac should stand trial as an adult in the murder of his neighborhood chum.
Probate Court Judge Donald E. Adams recessed the hearing until 3:30 Monday after nearly a full day’s testimony yesterday from the several youths who witnessed the Feb. 25 knife slaying of\ Jerry A. Chestnut, 15, of 893 Melrpse Ave.
Pontiac MnnirJpnl Court Judge Maurice E. nauegan has issned. a second-degree murder warrant against Draker, of SSS Melrooe Ave., who woB’t be tried in dr-entt Court on the charge nateso Jndge Adams waives his esnrPs
J. Robert Sterling, assistant prosecutor, is asking for the waiver. Draker's attorney is Pontiac attorney Bernard Girard, a former pros-1
tlon of which he was a
» of the
In between, he worked as a bank cashier and assistant cashier, and wp(|^Baana^ of a bank building
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A resident ot Pontiac since 1912, Cummings, TB, has been a member ot the Oaidand County Board of Supervisors for 10 years, having
Two traffic accidents ih the county last night claimed the lives of a Pontiac youth and a Waterford Township man and sent four persons to the hospital.
Dead are Donald E. Rawlins, 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Glendell G. Rawlins, 791 Second St., and Lester Limdy, 42, of 1269 Otter Drive.
Rawlins was killed in a head-en two-car collision on Joslyn Rood
I Orion Township at 10 P-m.
Two teen-age Pontiac ghrls, who were passengers in the car driven by Rawlins, and the driver ot the other Car were reported in fair epn-didon today at Hospital.
Pearl Wood, 17, 42 Bellevue St., suffered multiple fractures and faclaT cuts. Glenda Whittington, 17, 106 S. Edith St., has a possiUe concussion and a badly cut right ear. Both are aen-tors at Pontiac Central High SebooL
Oakland Highway Toll in ’61
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The other driver, Mllfoid 8. 21, of MS7 queensbary
A pioneer member of the Ho-raa-(2lnton Metropoiitsn Authority, he has been (he county’s representative on the Board of Conunlsrioners for 15 years. Active in the Boy Scouts, he is 1 past president of the Clinton Valley Council and has .worked as an officer and director in scouting ftw more than 25 years.
Cummings lives at 205 E. Iroquois Rd.
Intetnal lajnries la the eraA.
A third passenger in the Rawlins XT, Kenneth Beals, 19, of 1220 Taylor Road, Pontiac Township, was treated at the hospital for minor injuries and relea^.
Atomic Workers Agree to Contract With GE
RICHLAND, Wash. (UPI) -Cleneral Electric 0>. and the Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council reached an agreement early today on a new contract for about 3,200 woricers at the Hanfm-d atranic
Lundy died at William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, this morning of injuries sustained in a two-car crilision in Southfield last night.
The agreement is subject to approval by the members of 19 unions for which the council is bargaining agent at the atomic facility.
Witnesses told Southfield police that Lundy, driving east on NIm MUe Road, ran a red light at Soufhfield Road and smashed into a southbound car driven by Mrs. Kathleen F. Kellerman, 37, of 16164 Trinity, Detroit.
She Carries Michigan's (Zlolors
tory condition today at Beaumont Hospital with back injuries. Her two daughtei^ Karen, 15, and Cris-tin, 10, were treated and released.
Mice said Lundy was akme in his car.
ON TO
pretty qeverty Whitwortii, 18, of FUnt, left today witii four esooria from the Pontiac Junior Chamber of Oonuneroe to compete in the national finals at MobUe, Ala. The bhie^yed brunette, who nUler skates and designs dresses, was choeen to represent the Wotveriae State at a pageant sponsored by the local Jayoees In Jan-
uary. Miss Whitworth sriU ride Micfaigan honors into the pageant against girls from every state in the union in a I>»tiac convntiblc provided
The youths were out Joyriding when the accident occurred. They were driving south on Joslyn Road when the oncoming Mullins car came over a rise in the road on tiie wrong side of the center line, according to sheriffs deputies who investigated at the scene.
Rawlhia had been employed as an attendant at hla father’s gas
Mrs. Kellerman was in satisfac-
Judge Claims
Legislature Isn't
Rules Indiana Body Is Unconstitutional and Has Been for 34 Years
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) — Indiana’s Legislature is unoonstL tutional and has been for 34 yearl. county Judge said Friday.
The decision aroused a furor of speculation over the legaiity ot laws, aalaries, appropriathma, boards and everything elae (he egislature has dealt wtoi for nearly two generations. Attorney General Edwto Steen
Jodke John Undnr ol Marian County (bniianapoHs) 8aptrikr .
by the Pontiac Retafl Store. From left are:	Coirt his deqluatory
Clyle R. HasUn. 4182 Athena St., Drayton Plaim, pageant advisor; Mrs. Richard Jorgensen; Miss Whitworth; Mrs. Hasidll; and Jorgensen, 2215 Avondale Ave., Sylvan Lake, state chairmaa*
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THE PONTIAC PRES& SATURDAY. MABCH 18, 1061
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Ptd police sMxl Kuartl today in Algien airf Oran, rndy to deni , with any effort by Arabs or Europeans to set on ar n^ wave ol jvioience.
, Friday's Arab acceptonoe ‘PlMdent Chartos de GauHc's call for peace taUa coincided with the ‘end (d the Moslem fast of Rama-‘din. and the combinatiaa was .considered potentially eiqdoslve.
‘ reraed abaat a possible expia-I aton of Mostom rrJoMac tarto violeare. They said abo
on the aecasioa IroaMo hoSweea. Arabs aail E
: DR. DONALD D. HERO EBON
Heads YMCA {xpansion Unit
^ Named Chief of Dental "Group in. Professional Division of Drive
Dr. Donald D. Bergeron. 2030 W. A'aHey Road, Bloomfield Hills, has )>eSn named chairman-tdlhe dental groap in the professional division of the Pontiac YMCA’ dianaion .program campaign.
• Announcement of Bergeron's ap-ftointment came today from R(4>-ert M. CritchfieW. general chaltv tnan of the S65.000 drive lor new faciiltieo at the YMCA building. 131 Mt. demena St.
of the
They said the actremists still) cheitoh the hope that the French aJiny wotdd come ovw to their aide rather than aee the way opened for an Arab victory at a conference table in France.
exchanges, Arab forces are still Qghtiiig fVench troope in Algeria.
In the past few days, they haw staged a number of attacks on French border defenses from bases in Morocco, perhaps in s ol getting reinforcements through to guerrillas in the Alin hills.
The Day in BirmiaghRm
BIRMINGHAM —.Bids for the puKhase of S896.000 in bonds will finance construction of the Beverly Hills internal sewer system MU be opened Thursday in ic vUlage office.
The bids Witt be for 1905,000 tai special assessment b< ' HdO,OQO in generel phligatton bonds. The opening of the ^ed bids Is scheduled tor 8 p.m.
WORKING ON THE RAILROAD—Approximately 1,000 members 0|t the Pontiac Boys Club have operated this miniature $2,000 railroad set which the club received as a gilt from Thomas E. Wilson. GMC Truck * Coach Division general mamdacturing man-
ager. Pictured above is one of Mx “Caaey Jones" dubs formed by ttw boys. The reUroM will be a permanent winter feature at the club.	'
Informed sources in Paris said the French government plans a step4iy-Btep approach in its ne-otiatioos with the Arabs,
They said the French probgbly twld press early in the talks for a ceaae-fire-a concession which De GauUe originally set as a pro-requiaite lor any sort ol negotiation.
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The* French also were expected to ask for an Arab guarantee of the rights of Europeans who choose to Uve in any ir ' . Algerian state which might be created as a result of the talks, and to urge' the need for retentton of France’s key Algerian bases.
Relax
Il’g the Miniature Kind
Storms Leave Path of Damage Across South
A turbulent squall line thnt thundered acroas the ^outh with tornadoes and severe thunderstorms crossed Southern Alabama and Northern Florida today and headed out to sea.
LECH>OLDVILLE, the Cbngo (UPD — Negotiatuxu betwe«) United Nations officials and Congolese representatives for the return of the U.N. bases at Matadi and Banana dragged on today with
Tornado warnings were out early today in Alabama and Florida, and weathermen warned of severe thun-I in sU Eastern Gulf
sutes.
A twister swooped on At-mors, Ala., S milts northeast of Mobile last night where it damaged two homes and numerous small buildings. No one was hurt.
and a director at flw DetteM Dental Cttaic Ctob.
I Hb has been active in Pontiac ^vic affairs, haviiw served on committees of the ^tiac Area .tJnited Fund and the Pontiac Area Chamber of Conunerce. He is also ;a member of the Rotary Club.
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' Bergeron has enlisted Dr. Leo ^Vaste^be^ger as associate chair-snan and a committee of local dentists to auist in the group's work.
['Committee members are; Drs. James Christie, Robot H. Klm--mins. Jack J. Cbats, Daniel 8. ^McGeen. Duane BIgMty, Robert A. Cittvin, Kenneth Dickstein. W. O. ptoeaer and Oitton M. Rice Jr.
d rain floaded streets. Th»
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at the Mobile Municipal Airport
Mobile bad 1.04 Inches of rain within six hours during the night and McOomb, Miss., recorded 1.43|| inches for the same period.
Heavy rain in Southern Mississippi threatened floods along the ■ame rivers and creeks which poured out of their banks two weeks ago.
Gives Railroad Away as Gift
By MAX 81MON	bnsineae-lhe tracks, the Isoe-
Ths whistle of the locomotive is tUem and the tracks that carried the trains have been dismantled.
NevertheleM, the future of a Pontiac ■•railroad’’ couldn’t be
Next winter It’ll be bark ia
The railroad, a complete $2,000 miniature system, was presented as a gif^ to the Pontiac Boys Oub during the Christmas season by Thomas E. Wilson, general manu-
facturing manager of GMC Truck and Coach Divlsian.
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Tbe railroad had afforded many pleasurable hours to his sem, Thomas E. Wilson Jr., 16, at the Wilson family home, 431 W. Long Lake Road, Bloomfield
U.N. Makes Little Gain on Return of Congo Bases
The two port installations were soiled by Congolese troops two weeks ago. Congolese offlrlals liave retned itomaada to retora
A Coi«olese spokesman said Friday the Congo government is not yet ready to give up the bases. He indicated they may remain under Congtttese control for several more eeks.
However, he added. “We hope there will be a compromise.’’ Acting special U.N. representative Mekki Abbas contimtod his round of ’’courtesy calls” on Congolese officials Friday with a visit to Interior Minister CyriUe Adoula.
The U.N. supply situation so far has not suffered too much from the Oongtttese stranglehold on the vital Congo River month, but Irish Gen. Sean McKeon, the U.N. commander, said Friday -U.N. sqpply ships due at Matadi in four or five days probably would be unable to enter the port if the Oongotese are still in control. -
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An agmmi^ was considered essential because the U.N. operation the Congo will be seriously hampered If Matai — the main supper base for the U.N. command -not given up by the Congolese.
Domonstrote in Korea
TAEGU, Korea (UPIl - About 10,000 persons led by students, demonstrated in this Central South Korean city today in one of the first major protests against the government of Premier John M. Chang.
The Weather
PMl UJ. Weather Bnreaa Report PONTIAC AND VICINITY — Increasing elondiness and a IHUe wanner today. High $1. Rain tonight, possibly beginning as mixed snow, sleet and rain. Low. $0. Rain ending Sunday and not moeb change In temperature. High 3g. Saatbeast to eaat winds today, beooming northeast 20 to 2S miles tonight and northwest Sunday.
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Man Is Held in Wife's Dealh
Queition Rockford Firm Owntr About Slaying, Shooting of Mon
ROCKFORD (D-The wife of i Rockford tool company owner was found shot to death today and an Indiana man suffered three gunshot wounds in a home at nearby Silver Lake.
Mrs. LooIm Peebles, about 41, was killed. She had been shot through the head with a M-callber ptatel-
Roy Staples of Columbus, Ind. was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital In Grand Rapids for emergency surgery. State pdice said Staples had suffered wounds of the hand, arm and back.
a a a Police said they were holding for questioning Otto Peebles, 43, the ^ad woman’s husband and part-owner of the Service Extrusion Die Co. of Rockford. ’
Indiana's legislature Interchange Said Unconstitutional Jby Students Is Approved
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Officers found Mrs. Peebles sad SUples at the home of Mary Catherine Voas.
Silver Lake lies approximately 13 miles northeast of Grsiid Rapids. Rockford Is a West Michigan community 10 miles north of Grand Rapkla.
the Coogoleae. there was BO IwUeatten that he would be able to oovriaoe the Owigoieae that they shonid rotern Mated!
OM USE BET Wilson decided that the railroad srould prove an Item of fascination for toe Boys Chib members, many of whom don’t have trains of their own.
An immediate attraction, the railroad has been operated by mwe than 1,000 boys at its new home.
She “Casey J«m OuIm" were
(Continued From Page One) ment in answer to a petition filed three years ago by State Sen. Nelson Grills, an Indianapolis Democrat and proponent of legislative reapportionment.
w ★ a Linder said the Indiana Constitution clearly states that the state’ legislative districts should be reapportioned every six years. Since legislatures have refused to reapportion toe state in every session since 1021, the judge said, their refusals constitute "a violation of the members’ sacred oath of office.”
(The Indiana judge is not alone in his thinking.
SCHOLLE DENIED (August Schoole has, been saying the same toing about Michigan for years. SchoUe, president of the Michigan ATL-CIO, contends 1962 constitutional amendmeijt freezing the state’s senatorial districts violates the U.8. Constitution.
(Scholto’s argument was dented by the Mate Suprenw Court ft-E He has appealed to tho U-8. Supreme Court.)
Some Indiana officials proposed that Linder’s ruling be appealed ‘ the State Supreme Cfourt, which would allow time for tl legiittature to reapportion before decision wu reached.
But the attorney general advised against this. Under’s decision has no legal effect. Steers said, but an opinion by the Stqircme Court would be bintong.
I wouldn’t be surprised It some of these kids could actually nni a train," said Cressy B. Larsen, exe^tlve director of the club. "Th^ sure know a lot more than do about running a railroad.’’ A ♦	★
The railroad’s operations have ended because the space at the club building is neeM for other progranu, LaiKn said.
Cold weather in the fall will herald the comeback of the choo-choo, much to the delight of 1,000 would-be Casey Janeses waiting for another chance to be working on the railroad.
-ord to Unveil Glamour Falcon
Dressed-Up Model to
Compete With AAonzo;
Eye Plans for Tempest
DETROIT ID—Another skirmish
I the running battle between Chevrolet and Ford is due next week when Ford introduces a new dressed-up model of its compact Falcon.
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The new preduet, with fancy rira, fancy uphotetwy and n Is deRgned te Mm-
ANN ARBOR II) - Students at the University of Michigan and Wayne State UWveritty now may take courses at eitoer school.
The U. of M. Board ol Regents approved the piaa at its monthly meotiBg Friday. The W8U Board ftoveroon approval last
University spokesmen said the program will be restricted in its early stage to advanced and specialized students.
it it h Under the program a student enrolled at one of toe universities will be allowed to take courses at toe other. He will pay tuition to the school in which be Is enroUed.
TV) program ti designed to use
Marvin L. Niehuis, U. of M. vice preshtent, predictod other universities in Michigan eventually would jedn toe program.
Your Hospital Bill ^elps Pay Another's
(Oontinued Fran Page One) per cent of the total bilHags county patients and nearly 36 per cent on state«id cases.
^rGbes Into Lake ^ Driver Escapes
A 23-year-old man barely es-
NATIONAL WKAnnS Oocaskmal rain U expected tontght ia toe lower middle Atlantic states and the Carolinas, with scat-eastern slopes of tot Rocktes ''and with rnin minsd with snow In the central MissiMippi valley, ’’ooitral Plains aad nerihern part of the Great Basin. Slightly warm-«r woidher te Mated tor the Northeast and top Ohio and Twnasee
Statehouse murbes said that if the Supreme Court upheld Linder, and toe legislature had not reapportioned the state, the high court opinion would make the present or any new legislaturt illegal.
Such an opinion would force a constitutional convention, toey Mid, and the conventkm would have to reapportion the itete. Itien the convention could call an elec-Uon for a new lagteteture.
Next week the hoepital again will push for a reimbunement formula that is not limited by ceiling but rather covers the actual costs ol treatment.
Henry B. KMIy mauagai te ‘ through a wtadaw at hie
peured la. Ha awam te ahai* un-
Kelly told toerifTa deputiea bo miscalculated his speed on a curve on Maybee Road. The car shot straight ahead into toe laka.
Demttea noted that there are no guard rail)
8,600 Going Back to Work in Lansing
LANSING iffMtoma 6,800 Qate-
off a weric to let car daatera got inventories in line with demand. it n n
The layoff affected aoma 8,000 hotviy rated worinn at the OMa-mobiie asaambly plant and 2,800 at the Fisher Body Co. feeder plant.
About 5.000 aalaricd and main-tenanee workers remained on the Job during t
verslttea and to avoid mutneim-■ary dupHeathm to taetiuetten
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not quality for wettan er
Euler said the hospital lost $170,-471 last year an bills that were
could not pay them.
At toe same time, the hoaptlal claims it treated more than half the welfare and indigent c Oakland Couaty last yaar.
The hospital seeks, first, more
ondly, provtsloos requiring i pitals to bear their fair load.
loMes during the past tlwaa yaare:
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THfMIAS E. WHAON
The Monza was introduced last May in a two-door verskm and four-door model waa put in pn>-h January. The Monza seidas accounts for 45 per cent of all Corvair sales.
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The new Falcon ii said to carry the name '‘Future." Reports aay ia fitted with budiet seats and center console such u 1a used on the ThunderWrd.
PLANS FOR CXMIET The Ford Motor Co. has another super compact naodel in the works for Oomet. This one also ia due
Dodge for the eempaet Lancer
To Open Bids for Bonds to Finance Sewer Net
■ate Mareh 7.
VUlage Presklant Marvin Cline stated recently that construction of the sewer system may begin early next nian^^
Mre. Boyd Turner, president of ..le Episcopal Church Women, Down River Convocation, wUl bo the gueat speaker Monday at ttie monthly meeting of the ECW of St. Staqilwn Church.
The 1 p.m. meeting will be held at toe home of Mrs. Lyle Oliatt, »I0 S. Reading Road, OabosteM will be Mrs. William Snyder.
Pilgrim Copgregational (tourch of Birmingham has outgrown its original temporary meeting place and beginning tomorow will hold ite worihlp aervices and Sunday Schoett classes at the Community House.
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Time of service at the Community House will remain at 11, a.m., according to James K. Flack, provisional diairman.
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Dr. George Bctoman. tor moderator of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches, wiU be the guest speaker at tomorrow’s service.
Norman Prady, editor of pub-Ucations at Michigan SUte University Oakland, will be toe guest speaker Monday at a meeting of the RotaryAmu.
The meeting will be held at toe home of Mrs. Walter Anderson, 325 Lowell Court, beginning with a 1 p.m. pot lude luncheon.
Daniel C. Frisker of 251 Euclid Ave. was one of seven Michigan residenta to receive degrees recently from Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Frislcer earned an A.B. degree.
The Birmingham Woman’s Club will have toree depa^mtal
Mn. George Steelman will give talk on OvU DefensA before the Literature department at the home of Mrs. M. J. Deer of 306 Argyle St.
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Service tor Frank T. LaBeau of 5SS N. Cranhroc* Road, wUl be held Moixlay at 2 p.m. at the ManlSy-BaUey Funeral Home.
Mr. LaBeau died Friday night at WUljam Beaumont Hoi|p‘^ ^ lowing a ahort Ulneai. He was 32.
Burial sriU be at Roaetond Paric Cemetery In BteWey. A Masonic graveside service will be pet> termed under the auipleei of the Birmingham Lodge No. 44, FAAM.
Mr. LaBeau wae a member of toe Firat Preebyteriaa Church of Birmingham, He wtf' automotive aalcB manager for Bob Frost Inc. In Birmingham.
Surviving are his wile, Doris; father, Frederick, of Buffalo, .	Y.: mother, Mrs. Violet U-
Beau, of Saginaw; two daughters, Judy and Barbara; one son, Tinuny; and a brother, Frederick of Madison HeighU.
at 12:30 p.m.
TV Amertesw Home depart-neat will meet at the home of Mrs. Roger Hanoen of 871 Var-moHth Road to hear Mrs. J. R.
tnral Therapy."
Mrs. William Mirgaler of 1126 Chesterfield St. wttl hoit the Fine Arts department. "Accents In Planting" will be diacusaed by Lawrence Smith, a landscape architect.
None of Ford’s plans has ieen yet.
announcement would be forthcoming, probaUy Tuesday night.
It has lx Falcon and Comet models will be displayed at the InteroaticHial Auto axw which opens at New York’s Cteliseum AjhII L
Jobless Rolls Down; Hew Claims Decline
(Oontinued Ftam Page One) nears. Ifesy woald not say boa the new redHottaas compared te a seasonal nonnaL
But to the 1858 receaston, insured unamployroant continued to rise into Ap^, toe month toe ihimp ended and rscoveiy began. it it it
The rate of persons drawtog Job-IsH checks feU from 8.4 par cent to 8.2 par cent. The rate was 5.8 per cent a year ago.
The total wwk force — Including tooae not under the Jobless benefit program — to estimated at nearly 65 mlUton
Angola Troops to Congo Border
LUANDA, Angola (Pmiuguese West Africa) (AP) — Portuguaaa troops have been flown northward to the Angola-Congo txxrdar area,, where tribal tororists have been backing to death and mutilating any wtotea they find on remote Angola ^tlantatiora. At least 30 -jplanters and members of their families were reported slain.
Portuguese colonial ruters here turned to armed might to hopes of ending the Mau-Mau type of slaughter. The same planes that rtishad to troops brought back tei^ rifled asttlcra.
Faced with tiM rowing Congo • Ittc colonial authorlttea hira in the capital said today they are eoo-fident they can put down tfaa Moody antiwhita upriatag dswita tba hlndiaitoa of torrential rain.
city. A young girl was reported cut in half near ^^cfa. One mutilated aettier died after being evac-
(This dispatch did not mention
era, but
dispatches received in Lisbon said the tarroriste wer* "toralgiien’’ or cams from the Congo across the border. Smne of tbeaa reporis said Negroes and whites alike attadeed.)
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MB8. ROWLAND QUINN
Slate Service for AreaWoman
Mrs. Quinn Succumbs at Her Horn* Following Short lUneii
Service wttl be held on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at toe Holy Name Cato-olic Church to Bimingham
Mrs. Rowland (Leaore) ()uton.
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Mrs. Quinn died this morning at her home at 963 Knox St. followii« a ahexT illness. She wai 70.
tag haaiBed by Msaley-BaUey Fneral Homs. A roMiy wIB bq recited at the taaersl home Mew-day eveniag at 1:16.
Mrs. Quinn wu chairman of the Oakland County Democratic Coip-mittee In 1944 and a part chairman of toe Birmingham Atm United Fund.
She waa librarian at the Main Detroit Public Library and a member of toe Birmingham Recreotton Board and the Board of Directora M Birmingbam Community House.
Mrs. <)Blui wu alia a member of toe Alter Society aad toe Bt. Veretoea oirild at Rsty Nam OattaHo Church.
Burial wttl be at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Birmingham.
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Surviving are two aons. Dr. Jamea R. Quinn of Bloomfield HlUa and Hugh of Detroit; a daughter. Mn. Stuart Fraier of Oroaaa Polnta; eight grandchildren; and toree sisters, Mlu Augusta Book-myer Of Birmingham, Mrs. aalr Ditchy of RiBml Oak, and Mrs. Lao Waghar of Los Claloi, Calif.
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big three lak^ off 83,000 worieit«; wttl pi(to up igrin next week.
About 20,000 worinn wiU he Idted next wask. however. wRh moat of the layoffi coming at Ford Motor Co.
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'Doctors Warn 10,000 to Loovo LA and Smog
LOS ANGELES (UPI) — 1 than 10,000 persons have been ad-vised by doctors since 1956 to leave Los Angeles because of the effects of smog on their health.
About 2,500 took the advice last year alone.
That information was given to the county b9ard of supervisors Thursday by Dr. Francis M. Pot-benger Jr., chairman of the air pollution committee of the County Medical Association.
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JFK's Farm Plan Formula Explained
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Here is an example of how a commodity program might be worked out u^er President Kennedy’s proposed farm plan;
The secretary of agriculture would arrange election of a grower committee for cotton, for example. -
'The rxwnmlttee might, then, after study, propose a plan under which each grower would be given a quota eatitling him’ to market a fixed number of bales.
The plan could provide for the grower to sell his crop at open market prices, with a govem-m e n t compensatory payment covering the difference between the market price and whatever support level the committee recommended.
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proved the idcH, the secretary would submit the plan to Congress. If neither house of Congress vetoed the plan within, 60 days, it would go into effect.
The government would be wider moral obligation to make the support paymenta which would be limited by the production controls In the program.
Congress would still retain, presumably, the right to refuse appropriations for the cost of the program although payments might be temporarily financed out of the Agriculture Department’s existing price support borrowing authority.
In the case of some commodities such as com and other feed grains, producer committees would be elected to represent the whole group of crops which are closely related in use.
It was understood that specific draft legislation to carry out the President’s plan would be sent to Cot^ress irtthin several weeks.
Three Rivers Raises Salaries of Teachers
THREE RIVERS, Mich. (UPI) -Teachers irt the ’Three Rivers School System will each receive a S200 salary increase in the next school year.
The action taken by the Three Rivers Board of Education will raise the school system’s salary outlay from $425,458 to $447,975.
The minimum salary under the next scale will be $4,500 and the maximum $5,800.
Dies in Oil Well Tragedy
ALBION \m,— Charles Arthur Deetjen, 45, of Concord was killed Friday ip an oil well accident in Homier T'own^ip 13 miles south of Albion. Deetjen, an employe of the Henson Drilling. Co., crushed by a 210-barrel water tank which dropped on him from
Propose Rail Merger
WASHINGTON - Proposals aimed at merger of the Norfolk and Western, Nickel Plate and Wabash railroads into a single 7,400-mile system were filed today with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Value ■Ir -1
For use in the home, faZ * cars, shops, metal and weeO t ! objects. Limit I.	»' I
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DESK PEN SETS
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Regular 98c Value
4.ball point pens in desk holder I _____ which has refillable memo pad. I
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INDOOR TV AERIALS
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1.49 Value
Good, clear reception for biKk "J
and white or color sets. With le 1 wire. Limit 1.	!
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1	Heavy Masonite—Spring Clip	| ■
I PAPER CLIP BOARDS I |
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Reg.
69c
Handy 4^4” Overall Length |
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Reg. 12c Value
Ltrie axlS-lneh board for home. ■ oftice. ehopi. churchee, PTA'e and 5 othara. Umit >.	■
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Amber plastic handle — for j servicing machines, hard-to-get ’ places. Limit I.	'
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sALBERTOS Hair Needs
RINSEAWAY or YO-6 I
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FURNITURE POLISH
Reg.
1.35
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Cholet of RINSEAWAY Dan. > druff Control with frc»e VO- I A or ALBERTOS VO-A with | Fret Command.	.
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An all purpose polish for I furniture, woodwork, pianos, I floorj. 8-ourKes.	•
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Unbreakable POLYETHYLENE
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‘SECRET Roll-On Type
DEODORANT
EKCO Reusable ALUMINUM
9-lnch FOIL PANS
Reg.
98c
Procter & Gambles roll-on deodorant ing anti-petspirant.
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Big Group—Heinforced Style
MEN'S WORK SOX
frregolars ot 39c Valugt
Popeye — Oar Gang — Cbmiim Cbapiia
MOVIE CART00N$-604I.
5 Pr. 100
Choica alaitie ankla leoftha, all qrer I terry or cottons or cushion soles sox. | Nylon reinforced heels and toea. Kaea |
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